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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03

Do cur farmers ever take il into eonsid-
Grafton that one third Of the money tlley
have invested ii land III worse than use
less such is the fses. We venture the
assertion that fully oae-balf the taxable
land is land that yields no revenue to the
owner Our farmers own TOO much land
Or, u least. cultivate 100 little Of what
they own. Ten acres Of timbered land Is
amply sufficient FOR 1870 aeresof cultivated
land. and this useless surplus is not only
idle money. but j, Is Beiaggrsdually absor-
bed year by year il the payment Of tax.
Much better woule Il be indeed IL our
country was divided iuto f,salI. we'll TILED
farms. such aswe see 10 the Eastern aad
some Of The Northern States. Small farms
are more productive, les, trouble 70 The
owner. aud yield 4 far greater revenue %
the State than large ones Remember
this and try aud dispose Of your rnprOdue-
tive land 10 tho e wbo'yill cause harvest
fields 10 bloom % old fields.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03

Absolutely sale. Perfectly odorles. Away
unlfJfm. Illuminating glalities sifrafigf n sris.
Burns IN any LAMP without danger 81 rxpodna
% taking ntc. Maaufhcturfd lexpfessy ~ a..
plsnp TIE ne 0fyekatile and dangerous OLE. III
use ~ Over 30 no families fffF ~
Millions ofeailons have been cold end no NJ.
deut-aifeetiy o. lndirsrily-.-has even occurred
ON burning. sforlnR - handling 4.
The Insurance Companies aud FIre Com.
4 be Asyni ~ fie bet safeguard When lamps arc
ukeas kend for cifefliafs Tof saIs af retail lBy
llc trade efrpfnli}. nnd ~ wholesale ~ ~
prcplfeigrr, cliAHsPnhTf q CO, ise, Fulton
<fetf, NWyfNk. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03
EARLY VEGETABLES.

A warm garden is not very well sui.
ted to celery. cabbage. horse radish, tur-
hips, aud other Fall crops. Nor is il at
favorable to raspberries and many fruits,
most which indeed prefer 10 grow where
Che grennd does not get warm N sunmer
time. but for early vegetables site whic b
has dry bottom and lies to the southeast
is an excellent thing to have.
Most early vegetables do not require a
great heat to bring them forward. and this
i particularly the ease With raiish and
lettuce. 1.-THE earth is kept from freezing,
then the sun heat alone brings them for
ward several weeks sooner than if the seed
is not sown till the winter is wholly gone.
For this purpose mere boxes or frames.
slopel to the sun and covered with straw
mats or boards when there is frost at night
are enough to bring on these vegetable con-
siderably earlier than other people get
them in the ordinary way; and especially
are they earlier if the ground slopes to the
sun as we have suggested. Asparagus.
rhubarb, beans. ard the vegetables that
are priced for their earliness. all come on
much sooner on these sunny slopes than
many persons have an idea Of.
OF course, every one car have no selec-
tion Of a site. Most have to take what ever
spot they can get, but it is often to lie no
ted that when people have choice they do
no. select wisely. We have rarely seen
garden which was selected with the view
70 the best place for spring. summer. or
fall vegetables. though .his could often be
made 10 suit all. Il is one thing or the
ofher--a good spring or good fall site.
These suggestions. therefore. may help
some peopls--ws hope. At least. in regard
% early vegetables. --Muylaad Fiuner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03
PREliIUM FOE 1875.

livery subscriber for 1875 win receive bea,tl-
w portrait, in oil colors. ~ the same noble dr.
Mhpse picture IA aiprmer issue attracted - much
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-03-03
WINTER THE COLTS WELL.

w iN I'm 1HEe CULIS W ELL.
It's a fact we'll known that farmers
colts are poorly vintered as general rule.
There are exceptions ofcourse. Wewould
have better horses If the colts we're better
wintered. ~ 28a TO-
The form and character Of the colt Is
formed 10 the first three or four years 81
its life. It's character may be good or bad
1t depends almost wholly upon the hand
ling % which it has been subject. Its form
or build, depends ina great, measure on
the way il has been fsd.S There are more
colts injured by,Feor feeding 10 the Einter
Sthan II the summer. fcf lie resscL the
there is more pasture in the summer than
fodder 10 the winter.
A colts build may be spoiled the 6rst.
eecOnd or third 'wiuter d poor feeding,
and no amount Of feeliag gafterward will
restores Il 70 its oFisinai bnild.-When il
has arrived at working age, it is not only
ugly and ill-shaPed, but itsvalue is also
below par.
We import stations at many thousands
Of dollars apiece. Cor rhe improvement Of
our stock, which ismoDey almost speht in
! rAin.sad will continue 10 Be spent, until
we. asa elass. winter orr coss better.
Colts should be housed through the cold, ,
rsiny days Of the AL. ADD when il Is pleas
at they Should run our. 10 winter they
should have liberal allowance Of kay.
They should also have few oats. Oats
are better than corn they make bono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
nOMESTlC MARKETs.

aLsaNY sept iwhesi normal bye qniet at scc on hs
faf = Z. Demand; sa.s % IL cars ~ $50 FOR cy
NJ ? Nike! state 5Jc. Tor torn; im 30 Mh.e
sat- ana 80 WosteIu, and Stc 0i No l'e st5tr nc"
- go ie, II zoe Tor Western Gle. for state Barley quiet
.tAlt steady. <,.., o,,,,,,. = ox NfSas,c IA i,d
40 Flonr dan acharged Wheat 0niet anS ss"%y No
.,Tc.,,r, sric. 49, bliyfh 90, II IL No western
i,1 ~ =. prlnsviyania Red g. 4O0S 49, 10 Maryland
ID II .0asl 40; Amber, II :1dsl 81; d". "nIe,
tcath re- White, :; are 30 IiSs o. 80 S wf1tn
&c Weet,rn Whi., A. &C.. Western HiIoJ 4Oaa 80
ne aHei steady SOC. aSi. iay q,iri unenang'c 10
,so,i artiVc ,i.olg &Z21 A. ~ i'liS hes's
shcIdeis s,asc. Gear M side l2le ooss l%cle1
ias,r naoor-Sh.alIers, lDc. ''csr LII ;ldrS ~ -"
y2se IIams Ijalj'sr. Iari siead- HehDe' e i. So
Etisr qai, and steady western &iis. -|'i -,
: ic Cosee Qu.ct unchar eea. NhlSsy GIi al ~ ga
u 22La - ,,...., ,,o,sr.t c. u.,T ~ mr.
- Be.locf,.i Ll oa faahl ~ "a a. niJs, % ~
"boS5 % common . ,f' -
-. 20 Wis,,.sf ma NfI 2't. - 'r's "a ~ ,
-. . f'liaaa Ml,fi ,aa. Nfnf0i lii'' =
49,. n hi .n.. a. - -a.',""~ 9''' .'' h' -
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Ocean Steamers.


DACIFIC MAIL s. ). LINE.
il FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, and CHINA
FOR ASPISWALI:
COLON, Sept. 10. at ~ M.
Connecting Central American and Pacific ports
Excursion Tickets The Gillian Exposition AMI fetnrn
good Till March, 1876 1881 gold outward ony SILL gol
FROM SAN FRANCISCO. for JAPAN and CHINA
CITY OF TOXIC, oct - -. =.
TO SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT via STRAITS oF MA
GELLAN. ,-
The Pacific Mail steamship Company will dispatch theif ne"
III" Wv e'"' ' CITY or SAN FRA NCIsCO.
about Wednesday sept 3D. 1872 Tor above haeo "c'
nation. 40 49,. y.
'"' ' j.. j. BULLAf. Superintendent
ped STAR LINE.-Appented to carry the
~ Belgian and United states Mails
The following steamers are appointed to SAIL
FOR ANTWERP.
From Philadelphia From New. YORK; , o
NEDERLAND. sept 10 STATE OF NEVADASept.j0
FROM ANTWERP vi,
YrpETEt ti1ae"n STATE OF NEVADA sept
VAUERLAND.. Sept Is SWIILERlAN D.: sept 81
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY ana
First cabin 500 second cabin. t6o
Storage and from all points ct the lowest rates
Passenger accommodate Ons fOI all classes unsurpassed
rates Of freight anil other DiOla,On, pPC Y"
GEO. ". COTTON, Agent. IL Broadst
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger AGENT
Battery place, New YORK
PETER WRIGHT SONS, 'ioDI ARts,
3D7 Wallut-st, Phlh
n WONDER BECKC. General f.uropeau Agent Antwerp
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n one island RAILROAD COMpANY.

IL SUMNER AilRANtENfNr; =,
commencing June 81. loIj Leave iiniers POINT Us io
lows:
Harlor Port Je Locust Valley Hemps,ad and Rock
making counecons tor all stations tho main line snd
branches.
loco mway train for Port Jefferson and intermeiists
and for Esmpstead ROckawnv AM, Locust Nslry
80 a. IN Accommodation fer RsEs>iie ana ror Hemp
S8U pm-Acconmodaton FOR Rverhead Northrort Locust
Valley Iemps.s md Rocsaway, connecting a. Hlvetbe&n
with Express foi CreeIp"ft
AGO n-Greensrt and sag Harbcr Express With paror
stopping At piincipai stations Only
$50 D. Jefferson making connections Zoe
Locust Veley, Hampstead and RothAwsy.
$50 D. Locust Valley Express making connections Tor
Hernpst, ad And Rocksway .,,...
for lo,usI Valley, hemi stead and i.ockaway
leave Hunters Point at
u.-fOr Port JefeIyon, Locust valley, Hemrs'e"U
and intermediate stations and az . ,,,
Northl-rt Locust Valley, Henpst'sd ana M
trnezte stations and meeting with tram nom hast Ne"
York
q M: and 50. and 1880 T. returning ,.i.fSss
kawav TAO. 1880 a and 40 and $50 n.
New ork foot OF Thrty
D. T., James rhp, except sutaH 80 NM
utes OF departure IRON Hunters Polnt
w. n. CT SITS, General superintendent
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM,
~ BOAT LINE, Pier 81. " R-Steamer CHRfsIENAH
leaves daily $50 landing AZ 24hs' for Yonker$
Tsrrytowu Nyaak. RockAnd Lake. nAvcrstnw Temp
Inns Cove sna PeskssiL Inc Ap!aP,lI al p ne
Nyack sing sing and Hsyerstrsw The ALEXis al 5p n
for 55tst washington. Enrle~ood Yonkers Hast
Lane Agent, on a. No sunday bos.
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LOaDON, sept 4-l,O p i1-NN'lots 1I0l" T"T'' qu0'V
i"sioS S,;s $50 D. u.-The amount Of bullcn WIN
drawn from The BsA6 q England on balance o"'y Is
ISDSS sept A p Paris dispatches qno;e rentes at
o SCOT rvrning Oh, % cw.. spirits
Tufp,nt.Ec - Da233 ? c"t.
LONDON aARkLi-~irf. !.
.I't,ts
rc.>sT;c Sent, - nitri states botds lOGA
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~ IITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULI-POWERED STEA ASiiIPS. -
Sailing from NowYOr SATURDAYS from lIVofpool Oh
TUUEsDAYS, calling at Cork Har0Jr each way.
BPITANNIC SATURDAY, sept II, ~ Zp Ill.,
GERMANIC. SATURDAY. sept. - at a. H.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. ) ept %, al = D. m
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. oct. z. at b:3O a. m
BALTIC, SATURDAY. oct y. AZ l2:.SO p. ~ ,,,r,,
From THE WHITE STAR DOCK, fIEE oz, rohih
RIVER. ,. l., .,
Tese Steamers fastest IN tho trade are Uniform IN SIZE
and .nsuTpss sed IN appointments T,s Saopn
Suokirc and Bath .O placed amihips where the NOISE
ara motion are least, aorng degree Of comfort hitherto IN
altaiBab0 a. $500. -, ~. ,,.... -,
RATEs.-SalOOn, $50 and 500 gold Return I4VAc's oh
fsyOrsbe terms. Steeragt, ezS
Draft. from ~ upward 49,, -, -. A..
For isDectu plans and other Information apply at tho
COMPANY s Offices No. - Broadway, New York -
N''"F''' X. J. CORriS Agent.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Irvrrroo sept. 1850 Is steady MiIans
Tplan I'D: NdGiag oIlesus, 1'h sales AOOVV Vs4es
IL lnaiug 2,OOO spc .iatiO an export . III. - 4,
ITzFPoOi. sent $50 D. Itctton 20 siIEe p'yt ana
Senfei.J.. doliSciy, At 6iSicd. ,c...- - -
IINLNP Of. SEPT. - o. ln-,lI 'iis sal1t Va 800"
700 bel, = were American Eieadstuc are qWet aud ni
,als,sl Beef + rec; Bacon, JJb lnI Long 'car
Sidd7,s aud $50 Cor slort Clear MiGdlcs y cwt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
HAvANA ,iARKET.

HAVANA sept. spanish gola "S2' 12%S. Exchang
du.i. ON r.c lni'eG states, s,rt .gt cnirehcy
10 sro Io .ieL', gold, 40 lt6 prem; on Loadcn. IL
al Is b.oIn.. On fsr.s, lsJ3l AZ prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

L,OR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
Rondout aud Oswego Railroad landing a. Highland ais
nsar Neat Point all, NeTburgh Marlborough Miton
Highland (Ncw Paz) and Esopus the steamboat ahoMls
Cornell every Tuesday. Thursday, anu SaIuiuy iene A
riso At Pier "a y. H.. AT I y m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

OPPOSITION MERIhA !, Ise,n,- ipI
SCI A VIA s and Fs25 nstHs
!. se n1S serS '.'
SUNDAY EXCURSION, g.. m, a!thss, SIS SesD@rgn.
90 e rsgfqh'S Sy,h R;SSSSS SANE
al.sN \ T. nI ~ lNITED SITS MAI;
RouTE Trains leave from foot OF Do'O'''' and
pi,tsS%'ga ne %e', az. and s9's
"a ses At & 9o a. 'S 20
S %ilas. Il CORY ior rss FsSam Centre and tho Oh
ngt@n ExpTss Pullman PaTior daily srcgp, 3olay
$50 M arrive q. washington a. 40 p H. iesui"r A.
s2oi $C .G 9so 3D. M 1922 81
40 T. = $50 and Emigant ad second casa NJ
go 10 5.o 10 40 80. ,: % g. G:io $50 100
$40 10, ll39p m. and II night sunday H. 90 t.
10 lsr kI haa g, -
TO- IlsO IN. ana ~ night SUNDAY a. n' 90 D. $50 T.
rerRaS@sv e$S 20 81 49, u s Il nsj ~ f
ror woodbridge, Perth Auboy ald south Amooy, and 10
For FOR Sos bT rS and san p H. 3o ~ $50
10 and az ~ "i. sod S'st aa 3o D. a. aO" H.
Snssio%e and SfST a 80, n ' sa H.
ror ansoTivis b n, . :1 s aHq ? , mao ~.
+ ror Mercer and somerset Branch, p IN ,,o,.,
9 So a m 1910, = T. D. ard y. m
For Frcahol1 40 \. n. and 40 y. m
ngdsle and Squan. 1870 ~ n. agj = =. m
Eo III Pemb-ItOu. and Camden Perth Anboy.
D M andy Monmouth Juncuoa, ITO p. ~.
F1f HigLts'Dwn and PembcrtOn a. No. VIA feftn Annoy,
and 1870 A. m. via Monmouth Junction - m
Trains arrive follows rom fitrDuree go ana iy;w
M s,,I g2o D. m daily 1918 a. AMI $50 y. m. daiy,
sycenf Wonday from Washington and Baltimore 20 ~.
4Ij S:l5 AMI 1927 I: IN; sunday o2o a. Ia From PHnt
5is GIU $50 54i. 920. 1927 2 NJ. sunday. DO 80
G.,i IOII ll.Jt j-s, f:2D 1927, and 10 D. NJ
Ticket OAIces J26 aud 9i3 broadway, No Asor liorss
nnS iGSa Of AMI SS. ' and ad.ons
Eni,rr ant Tex It Office NO 8 Battery place.
'o NJ. BOY jr. Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

TotaIl,s05 3U'o33G ~ i''iU7 '0O0
PORK. Bacon, Ian. beet Cheese ia,ow
s3 i454i5sl4 205ao2 1851 75,SSo45 sl77l SS2
sUGAEs-Haw very doll and tame sales OF 500
Cuba At Sc ana 80 Oox.s Cyeu at ga
SIC qyot Fair 10 Good Refining Cdba at Iii ne
DC So eit Jus H. hds. boxes, 81 aSitc ana NO ~
oI (l,ya "a 81 Refined vory firm ami in fair demand
al II C. ior SOFT yellow 100l0tc. Cor SOFT White; &C
Tor Crsc &C. FOR Powdered. ana i07sdllc for Grnusthd
SEEDS- market RI. ady bnt quiet Iio'hS quoeu az
clover ~ l3d l. &c, ant Flax ~ - 80.
sTEAhIN held 1857 l5s4c showing steady MARKET OUT
"TAII0W igh,y oaered; higher prices asked; sales Of
1CO,f0 = a. Jis 4J'sc. - ,. ., ,on
WUIENN Deu ard light again casl or saes OF IV
bs.. III clip the wing rom Messfs r ~ bo
& 90. this late; The high"1nes marhe' ioi oo
nas eek G. fairly active opening on foncv we y"
M vii ss NJ bhls 81 - 81 gallon wien pi1ec
sic ilv -, ri until thc when II declined "a > 20 p
NTH ts ~ pilce Of 800 lbls closing today heavy az
~ Inc cntr, in the country has not matraIF
change! rce last. We eet nate - about IVOOV DOS
TIE Ir0 ucon without mate a. change anu - ABOUT e
r -in Alcoo Tax paid has been IN sippy con,d
cly n &c denana and IS today 1rery one rec =,
81 }nd - 81 alnn. Alcohol Tor export nominal neg az
J,gG e. r Gallon. receipts Oi Hign"ncs ana Adc1i" LOW
bbs sale 1900 bDs stocE N store ABOUT o'ooo Dds
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Gtsamboats auo Railroads
NEW-YORK CT

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER BALBOA D.-,Ai,er sept J. 1873. through
trains will leave Grand Central Depot;
300 % M, Chicago and Northern Express VITA 1rawht
cars through TO Rochester: Also 'onuea' VIA Mas
chester, VI ., $3.50. o....o.. =. ,ox. ..
OOJ A m Chicago Express with drawing room 'ags
m rochester and Buffalo Niagara Falls. arriving at h
I'll 90 A m, Northern and Western Express
$50 o. u Saratoga SPECIAL arriving AT SaratoZa AZ m.
no r. n Montreal Express with sleeping cars ron new
York 10 81 Adams arriving at Montreal at % A. ~
600 D. Express, Daily, win sleeping cars o' "a"''"""
and CanaDdaigus. ,>,, IN, ,o.,.. ..-. ,o, poc,
D. H. Pacific Express Daily with seepngfars ioI hocn
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls also Tor tnicagO VIA o'1"
T. = and ~ G. Railroads. ...r.
l5 D. m Express With see'Dg cars Tor Albany anh troy
way i'an' - p' ~ ~ G. II. KEHDRICK
General ger GENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
Gtedmboats ano RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ONAJLENTOWN LINE 10 THE WEST.-Passenger
and FREIGHT static York foot OF LbertvsL Conects
M S,,nerye Ssuh Branch II. r.; az Hampton JGnclioh
with Del Lack and West r., r. at PhlisDnrg WIN hsnlsn
and Division also with Lehig Valley Raroai
Central Pennsyl vania aid Newyork state
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 81, l37J-Ieaye Ncw fork a, i,lows
$50 m.NEws TRAM for East0n, Bethlehem 1,,h h!en
town. Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua Ismshehu "iAeso~iie'
6ij A. ;n.-way Train for somervlle and Pennington
10 m.Way Train for EasOi, connects Al Juucuoh Win
Il a. m@MoRSiSG ExrREss. daily Except Sund,ysl for
TasOn Allentown Harrisburg and tho West; Connects AZ
Flenngton EastOn for Mauch CHUNK lam
aqua rowanda, WXesbae scranton &C. WIN through 'ar
u DsnVlo WiliamspOrf, &c. n,,u,..,,.
1850 m.-Way Train fJr Easton, connects ~ fhpSohs
i245 n m-ExpRgss for Pennington. Easton, Alentonn
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua MalinOy city, tAetoi WIS Wits
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Ephrats Pot'sVhe
Ia o. nl-ExPgRss for Easton, Belydere, Bath Mauch
Chunk. Wilkesbarre and scranton
800 p. nls-Way Train ior IlainleId r. and u,r.,
400 o. n.-Nay Train for taaton, Allentown ana Ms"eh
Chunk Connects Junction with bel, Lac anu West H. H.
40 D. m.-Way Train for Soniervile and FlcmIngtoi
500 D. m.-Way Train for Someryile
530 4; m-EVRSISG ExPRrss, daily for Easton. Allentown
Manch Chunk Wlkesbsrie, Towards, RECALLING Ana har'
800 D. m-way Train for someryile.
$40 y. m.-For pilnfeit.
7;Oi D. m.-For s,Omeryle
$50 y, n.-FOr Easfon. "a
i3 a1 p %for .. fa 5S 65 Gao T. so 7a5 s4
9:l5 $50 1890 ll:l5 p. m /: m, l24,, 40, 10Y
245 3 $40 3A5, A. SIS. 40. 4t5 D. 5l5, o;3D 5l1 o.
5:i0 $780, T. 73J, as, SO $50 1880 ill5 IL H. an
ID (;p- r.l pas IN
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Orcan Cleaners.

AMERICAN LINE.
- WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PIIIIADELpHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling at OF EESS
TOWN sailing every THURSDAY from lhiiaiei phlt ana
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Iyerpool The following
steamers arc appointed to sail from PHILADELPHIA: -,
ENILWDKIH sept. o CITY Of BRISTOL sept 81
ENESYINANlA sept. 16 Oh o'l
INDIANA sept % tILLINOIS:....-..O Oct Ia
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Storage intermediate tickets to and from all points at
TIE lowest rates. - - ,...o....
raners marked with star do not carry Intermediates
Tor all classes unsurpassed
For pass2g Of freight and other inorntoI apply 70
GEO. W. Cotton, Agent, ~ Broad ST. n Y
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger AGENT .
Battery place, Sew York.
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS, General Agents,
307 Walnutstp Philadelphia.
ElCHArpsOy Silence IL Co, Liverpool.
n y J. CIMNlN. " BROS, Queenstown
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TALL RIVER LINE,

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AID FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS eycepled) ~ p. nj.
From Pier Is, North River, foo; Of anrrsyst.
THE wORLDRENOWS STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
Cant A. g. SIMMONS capt. H. II. SIMMONS
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct Tauutcn Mddeboro Plymouth,
New Bedford Mar,has vineyard, Nantucket cape Cod, the
WHITE MOUhTAI Ns. and oil principal points ia Ne" IL
gland and the Provinces
For tickets and staeroon, apply 9t Broadway; Broad
way corner Twenty tris CourtsL, Brooklyn or At the
Gee on the Pier and at al IS Sv i9 f %ssn 1'e'
III "GEoRGE l. coNNoE. Pass. Asep o. { y Is. 60.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCHRAILROAD
ALL HHiL IfyE aET%fES NEWS6T%%EK' LoSc
rass S,sf. si a foot q ii6sry:G,
FIVE &c 1I WAY 6H f escSp, Sunday
passing through woodbridge, perth AmOoy south Annoy
leave New YORK Lonc Branch at 100 sl5, HAS m
34J 3 y. IN. For South Amcoy 1T D D. M ,,,-
New York for Ocean Grove AT 3d. 3D. lIio H.
3:45 pm. urr,pvrx,,
Leave Ocean Grove at oi a. ~ n 2'' 800 m;
Leave South Amboy at 500, $50, 300 A. M l225 49,
stages to and rom KEyPoRT connect MArAwAN STA
TION with all trains - , ,.,,u,,~ o ,. ,,
RE KICKER supt. and Ensr.
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
- FORD n,NhwY0Rk AND SEW H.. ~ p
Passenger station In .swYor Grand central Depot ell
4s1iS as. ss sos oos
AccnI 10 a. M. OK, ~ m. Aeon, ! az 40 ieo'pD
sEx 4;9 and Sla ga ga E IA ssI and - E' p NJ
9:4o S5, 40 5i5, BE- e5S 2 10 Pm For stanford
i.4O 4i5. 5:l3. $40 6S5, 100, Q, 10 and lls5 III
Boston Express Via springfield ~ So5 and 10 ~ and
/. sl5 and and 10 p NJ stopping a. stamford Norwalk
bridgeport fhe sos ~ and 2 M ecInset o wi.h trans
T. M with shore Line Division for Norw. aud the
ys an. and the S
NJ for Newport sos. 10 and II noon trains connect
for Montreal The sos n 10 and 8 p m connect vita
Nargatuck X. r. and HousatOnIc r. X. at bridgeport The
sos a. M 3 10 and Iao p with Danbny and Morn ak
al South Norwaik and the sO5 n and 4t0 and 5:iu
% H. with New Canaan |. n. al Stamfoid -
sunday Boston Mail Trains al y. H. wa springfield ~ D
D m. via Providence.
Drawing Day Express and sleeping Csrs
fckets can be pur hased Ticket ONCE Of ComY any
Grand Central Lpot ofcs Of n Transfer Co. IA
Brosw ay New York and 30. Conftst, Brooklyn who will
ais check baggage from resl.nc" TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
Owning and operating only route 10 COopersOwn
sharon oyes Cave Baliston. saratoga Lake Georg and
;lac "A on AXE Climplan Night trains and steamers IRON
ewYork connect at Albany aud Troy win morning Uas
The day ard midday trains with evening Is
for ali the places s. F. MAYO. Geni Pass
ARrnt Ill. Y. OLNPNANI Asst Prest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
A. sUMMERA OF Trains in effect August

IRE RAILWAY. :. ..z,., ,u.,.,
A. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT oil Trans IN erect Angus
. a. m-Cincinnat Chicago Day Express Drawing room
Coaches Buffalo and Sleeping coaches 10 destination
IO:45 T. n-Express Mail for Buiso ami Niagara faii'
Slice ping Coach ~ suspension Bridge a., No.. S,oa,ir
D. ra.-(Dalyl Pacific Express ipi me "es, oIerpns
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara fa' Cihcn
nati Detroit, and Chicago without change 49, >,. "a.
81 $50 lO45 Bio 6:l5. and 6:l5 D. M ana
midn ghC saturday nights only. sundays, o - x, ~
$50 D. m Ruherford Park and Passalc O45 ESD ~ a. NJ
II mon l:45 g. 3:45 1870 OLD, g. $50 s:l5 ioJo M
and II midnight Sundays, $50 NJ, l:t3 500 NJ an
~ midnight Paterson. 5i5 6AJ, 1890 500 TO- lo41 ilV
A. u II nool tj 3, 3:lj j4i 43O, D ,:l5o lo o;5o I!
~ ~ e .$o D. M aG y midniahi suern, 5:45
d45 7,O 10 IO:iJ D. NJ lA5, 3:tJ. 8, q, ~, IL ma
night sundys 5tj 30 and 10 a. m SO p H.: nmh
$50 a. W. NcvDurgh. 750, .. l0i5 NJ $50 $50 p u
SUNDAYS, 80 ~ Warwick, 100 1913 o. m, 4;to ?; IN
Kingston. .. m, $40 D. m suula-. $50 a. M uoShen
40 10 a. M p n. Middetown. 7:3J 9. 10 10 a. NJ 'i5
i.3O 7 T. SunGars go 10 ~ M. p NJ, I9e . T. ~"
and 40 trains connect WIN Nr" i9rS d W.,
Midland Railroad al Manst Port Jervs go y lofo a. H.
40 J d. W. SUNDAYS. $50. 10 D. M, aud r. m
NV NORTHERN II. r. OF y J.
Trains leave for EnrlewoOd, ..oseL, Pirnon,, SysrH
and saturday nights only Al ll;3O b. sundays a. H.
NAME; spring Valley and Monsey and $50 a. M, 2t5
NoIP-Trains leaving Chambers-si even or hall hours
sav. 23 St he-n minutes earlier han above time rams
leaving hainessi. quarter hours leave 80 81 thi'Y
trains Leaving Chanbsrss II llbO p M ahd IL hh
tickets for massage apartments in room and
Sleeping obtained, and orders Tor the chfAi-
lcft At thc tomDanys "'es
Nos ~ /, iOl, 500. and yv7 broadway No touFt-st
Br0Oklyl. and at :h- COmp.nys D'p0ts -, -, ~.
Express aims from the Vest arii'" III Ne"'i OH a.
40. y iBBpvr. General Passenger Agent. New York