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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY Aug. g-Wheat dormant Rye weaker offerings
on Change accepted Corn quiet but steady sales
OF Mixed at &c., and 700 do do Unsound
s3c Barley sold private terms Oats lc higher with
two cars No Western 7Oc and 1000 No White at 72c
TMORE. Aug Section quiet but hrn Niddng Ia 80
l4T- Flour and strong Howard street and Western
superGnc ~ 75c$j 30 do Extra 81 75qSC 90 DO Family
go 75QSS city Mills supeTiLe - a3ds5 90; DO Extrs
Wheat strong foI choice No. Western Amber
al co DO II j3 No. Western Red, 81 10dSl %
Pennsylvania Rel, Al 30 Maryland led ~ Oasl 80; DO
AmOei al J7G$l 62; White, 81 1881 60 Corn dun ;
Southern Willie, Sc; do Yellow. SIC western
arm; southern 6Odsic Western White. "a ae5c.;
Western Mixed, 62963c. Rye dull at 90g9Jc Hay
steady; Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA. S23ds2s. Pro
visions firm and fairly acve. Pork, s22 23GsZ2 90 Bulk
Shoulders DC. Clear hb sides, l"it loo packed
gadl2s.c Shoulders O4c clear BIB sides 1890
l4Ac Buer fairly active Western Fx,ras 2lc DO Firs
2362lc Petroleum dull heavy Crude Use. Renned IL
qic but lrn Rio l7a20c Johbing AZ ls9
gle Whisky ara ri III "a.
boston. Aug 9Hlonr Demand steady market qniet and
firm sales atfj 2Jas5 IS for Western supeIfne ~ ~ 30
Common Extra3; ~ 50as7 10 for Wisconsin and Min.
Extra ~ ~ fer Wbe Wheat, Ohio Indiana aid
Michigan 81 254$9 for Illinois 81 1899 30 foL ST IonIs,
Including brands. southern Flour hIm at 50
az 30 tor Coiamon Extras and CHOICE Family; Fancy
0c y Mixed aud yellow. Ga ia demand at 7sa
soc !, bush. fr liked ald White. Rye. 81 10 y bush.
shorts Feed. and MIing $50 1880 ton RecoiDis
Flour ,53j bJ.s. Cora, 1,.tY bush; heat 800 bush
oats 900 5rsh.; Shorts 5O00 BUSH Barley zoo Dush
iUPgAIG A.g 9-laE. ptsfour 1850 bblL; W. n.
road receipts Flour ob bhis Wheat 1000 'Ush.; t
% $50 Lgsi ''sts, ~ - Jirh EareT, 500 u.s., hy. -
h'sa Vai n;,H.n flour. Z. - Ul~ w Al, j3IJ
b1s3 tYrr it90GC bcs. Oats. O 90 b"sL, Earcy. go
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Proposals.

oFYIca OF ADMINISTRATOR or wAIIR WORKS AND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MEM ohk.hSs' June ~ 1910;
- Of the undersigned until the 18th day Of August
1874 Al IL M, f0r the LkASE Of the CITY WATER
WORKS and ACCOMPANYING FRANCHISES. In con.
formIty with Ordinance 345 H. adopted the 18Th OF
Jupe 1878 Parties desiring copies Of the ordinance In
LEON BERTOI.
Administrator d water WORKS aud Public Buildngs,
Room No ~ cry ASu, Now QEiesaA La
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Sales bn Auei,on.

UCTION SALE.-NOTlCE.-By virtue of
4 chat.l mortgas dated Nov. "a 1874. AM To
sell pulc vonnc te highest DiiG.r for ,h.
SAru RDAY the "Sh day Of August 1879 ~ IL oceck
the forenoon, through ). HERMAN, Aucons.. tno
office OF Messrs j. 4 rRow X CO. No IL Nsnicwiierst.
CITY the following described personal properly
bIaced sasi mortgage, and situate With the said j. ~
TROW co, No Is Vandswa!erst In the CITY Cotny. aud
Of New YORK. being the copyshs plates. e..,rTes
dies stamps for binding cirrar and Instruction plates aud
right thiag OF whatsoever nature .tanrS
Ia the manufacturing and publishing 81 the book enIttled
Art and sony" and The steel plat entitled "TbN
Making aud steel SO erted Wyoming" toy'rther
tie copyrights OF the aD all the plates ectro
types dies stamps for binding circular a destruction plates
night ald thing OF Whatsoever and
tanning TO the manufacture ami publishing Of said foss ani
pieurss either OF d eaDsted NewNork JuF - 1872
WILLIAM II. CARROLL, Attorney tor NJ ,rtgasoes
a MsRwls tpctcnecr.
DY BANGS MEiWiN & Co., G5G Br0a1N y.
~ nsar EoaA ST. lc. VI koess Nos% 0. At. Fancy
O0ois. &e.
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Northern Pacific
Railroad Company
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.

Til. uners,gned Master specially appointed
as s"sh an 1s sSSn pen % Circuit ire
.GGgGn%an hereby give notice that they viii @ public
within and nd ." d in w' ey iS
the Deed OF Trust ~ the l o. Tobn , ~ sa
acon mentioned as are situated on the completed portions Oh
The times and places sales follows that Is to
Washington Territory on the 10Th Gay OF sep
AT Saint Paul. in the state Minnesota the 18th day Of
Al Fargo in Dakota Territory, the 2ls day Of October
nn:es such may adjourned by the Master Commits
Ssree These sales viii commence O'Clock IN the fore
and coanue until O'Clock in the % Of ,a day.
whole Of said grants shall be disposed Of SEIZED
a s S s at the s s'" the agents.
papy IN ihe respfGaivc pas h % are berv adyertsd
No lands viii be sol by MS which may disposed Of
thereof which shall have been approved and by
sale az oherwse By sale under orders Of
the co ss Of s s a a's q a%
The purchaser or purchasers shall pay 70 ne ~ 1 M
Der cent in cash OF the bid such to be for
cd Of compliance with the terms 81 sale ana
by the Court the balance OF The aront OF suc D
shall d be Raa n '1s . MSss ncn When
sanctioned by the Court may be taken as cash each bona IN
isG Ea1 nd to When It would be- finally entitled
il hs s s sn n sans Will be sold under the
conditions prescribed In single seetios or snpdlv
s S r% ffS eso%iion 80 Of the Forty ons
the United second Sessions and the priyleSe may az
e SEXTON or snhdvision thereof taking price
any number Of additional and adjoining sections or subdy
right Of the Master withhold such privilege
Master Commissioners.
FhisD ~ ~ m, tor f.,,,,,ipant.
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NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

lR u
ri EVIS-T1e total for the ia 1905, against s506
last week the corresponding week last
Txciusive 10 loads that arrived Saturday by the ud
Road the fresh offerings today were ~ cars OF
1852 Jersey city and lC cas- AT sScth
~ Among offerings large number OF Texas
and thcrokee ca as loads and not ew rough
* for aud prime native steers were selling
fairly al reduction from Last Thursday and Friday equal 10
grades fcxas Cherokee catt aud the lower grades Of
natives rale decidedly weak, and the closing sales snow re-
hueton Of z b. fe" of the hnst s,e'is We're r.
tailed 3ic b to dress % n 10 The cwt but equally
freely sold l3 10 dress % H. and the
extreme for poor 10 extra naive steers was 9Gl32c
fbcfOkec cattle sold lOic dress 5i0 sc II.
The Jersey City - FOR Kahn & co, AZ
ears Morris Waixls CO.. 30 cars Tor 8. ". AneIon 10
cars for G. Teyno'd cars for j. Judy for Dads
man Ogc for saddler Co, cas for Concy Il Me
PbersOD cars for shambers Co. cars or y backenstoe
cars for : " Daggs. cars for Boeium Co.. for r.
Newton fOI II. Kahn car for Hedges Hon Co,
rar for L. LOwenstein car for j. N Harper ear Tor j. b.
Cha Kahn sold for Kahn & FGIst iGs Texan steers 52
ewt average q - 20 dress - q Ia ic ct
III Keai,csy oxen steers aud tags, g. cwt at l0QI2lc
5as cwt IL glzc d. 10 dress 3O4o1 ID TO the gioss
wv sherman sold for = W Allerton !. Illinois steers
swt average, from lie H. 10 dress JJ u 10 the gross cwt
II 'imI sid 81 Ohio stcers 81, average at l34
l3Lc ~ u dress 81 10 the cwt, 40 Indiana DO, Ga
Coney 4 NcI'horsoD sold = W. AeitOn 500 Illinois
Gdf cwt at from llc 10 dress 20 h. up 10 l3e -
incIy do a, cs &C. 10 dress 80 y. 10 49, 10
Re- 70 dress ~ iSc - r sade Lar
ssamLerg cou7 6hio d. IL eSi at fcm il &C. to dress
So d. I'd 70 Isc "a 81 for J. ~ Harper is Kenncky
Co. ewt. at i0'ac 10 dress 56 N for j. saunders 10
Hon 20, 70 DhfO do . c1t az lO2c. 20 dress - n.
" u. CGI,oT sold Or .. W. ALtron ~ Illinois Steers ga
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Peceipts OF Wheat at Liverpool for week ending Aug -
From Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters from Pachc ports
quarters from other sources 2O7j0 quarters Receipts
OF Corn-3S0O0 quarters. oo-
LONDON Aug 5-l23O D. m.-United States bonds, 1SG7s
LONDON Aug 90 p m-Advices rom Paris quote Rentes
67f. TIC. 80 >,
Preferred, % p
IOSpON Aug. $3.50 p. m-The amount OF bullion gone
into the OF England balance today Is 100000 Tai
low As GQ4j 8 q cwt -
IoXpoy Aug. $3.50 p. m.-Uned States Five-Twenty
bonds 1565s old l07 Paris dispatches quote Rentcs at
66f. goo.
LONDON Aug 9-5 m.-spirits of Petroleum, SA9Si2d
gallon. -. , -, o--,,o
Iinseed Oil, "a GOA y cwt
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LONDON MARKET-AUG. G



LONDON, Aug 9The Mark Lane Express III Its review OF
the Corn trade the past week says The weather though
broken has whole tOleraby The crops
pror ressng avOraby but it il unreasonable to expect the
plenty or quality last year after nearly sunless July and
heavy fall so the have found in France far
they have gone francs sack Paris
he bulk Of oar harvest il yet Some Of
try hesitaed about submitting 10 decline
though generally reached shngs quarter
Large speculative purchases have been made in London
American The London market closed with an I'm
proved aspect upward tendency which must be swaved
entirely by weather. There certainly quite much
%NTyTnP Aug 9-Petroleum 23s francs for Fine Pale
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Business Chances.


A GENTLEMAN WANTED, with from SO, 600
N TO 5000 in staple manufacturing business 70 mo
nopOy will 100 cent proh and can be extended pe
intey will bear the most thorough investigation Refer
given and required Address g. > A. Tribune Ofhe
TOR SALE-A frst-class PARLOR MILL
IL merry BUSINESS, with very desirable Lease A lady
wanting good ing pleasant business Will find this rare
opp rtunity. Call on or address
EOR SALE-An interest in the
J. BAY STATE SILVER MINE at NEWBURfPORT
This mine distance from the Chapman Nine,
ben; worked and purchasers can be Thoroughly sa's
hed valie by sending their engineer TO examine H.
The above sale j. made with view Of securing Tie capaI
required rbrk the Iinc AMI necessary the contiohg
interest y ! .'c sold
For further particulars apply TO - . - -. no,
DARE CHANCE.-The stock of STOVES,
IL RANGES &c, belonging TO the late wM r. BCTLEh'
are for STORE 10 LEASE FOR term Of years
For ipforma Ion inquire old stand, 2l0 Waters
AUGUSTUS BUTLER, j. Y. A. BUTLER, Auinihstfaofs
July 49, 1875.
d. - A00 INVESTED now will yield 70
WO,OUO cent in next six months security n ryrly
Tribune once
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CALVIN +. HOW, NO 70 btIfIIHB 7SfP WV" '0'~
vINO HOLDERS of NEWHANEN, MlDDLE,.,
i TOWN AND wILLIMANTIC FIRST MoEIGAoE
BONDs aud to STOCKHOLDERS in the BOSTON AND
NETWORK AIR LINE RAILROAD COMMANDS
nosroN AND NETWORK AIR LINE RAILROAD COM.
PANY has issue $500 900 seven per cent twenty year
bonds dated August 1875 secured by FIRST mortgage on
their entire property and give the stockholders OF record on
August a. 1875 priority in subscribing Tor the pro rata
made TO the Undersigned by Aug TO-
1873 who will send circulars application stating terms
ID. d. HATCH Treasurer,
Wau at MOI CITY
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financial.
DEFAULTED BONDS, Miscellaneous Securi-
~ ties Coupons. c. G. MUNROE Broadst, N. Y.

DEFAULTED BONDS, Miscellaneous Securi-
~ ties, Coupons. C. G. MUNROE, Broadst, N. Y.
GAS STOCKS.
NET Y9RS METE3 pPoks an h mTTt tA A s5o
in by GEO. H. PRENTIss
Room 20. 80 Broad ST., N. Y.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
~ and SCRIP bought and sold X F. HEwHALL
s.. LOUIS KANSAS CRY AND NORTHERN RAILWAY Co.
SgcaETARYs OFFICE, July "a, 1875.
NOTICE.-By order of the President and
. day IN "a General Once Of the 9S%an" ia st. Io mo-
ice Is hereby given that there viii be sPECiAL MEETdNd
in The city Of 81 Louis on TUEsD2Y Aug 10, 1915 be-
tween the hours Of ~ ~ and IL H. for the purpose Of con
presented for ratification and purchase Of
tain rights and franchises 10 enable this Company to make It's
a NAV cnnc S f, bc o. anu "' '"ch o'"e'
'''''''' 'N' ''''0 ''' JAMES +. HOW. Secretary.
NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PER-
l! ~ SONS OF LARGE AID SMALL MEANs TO ~.
PANY is organized with authorized capital Of 100000
arss $50 ior the purpose Of operating nourng mill Of ~
paper and oil mill and an agricultural mandatory. Tho
Company be. the bos improved water power In tho country
70 each person that buys shares lot valued at 81 win be
given 40 shares lot worth 500 loo shares Not wcrth
$500 Lots wiz front he mills Whom tho mills are built the
VIII double their the frst year The Company con
dfS q %in 30 ss on M s' . sG ss msa Sssa
&s sST fS5sass Information .sss or
'THG FUNDED BONDS Of the WEST
and being delivered b. NewYort Guaranty and Indom
nit gonpa.y, No. O. hroadvsy i.9ndaolisrs wli please
IN ' sps he ~ 'a
S;asisT WIN ''' '"'' TsdwesSrdE :;2tsis
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nELAWARE- LACKAWANNA and WEST-

~ RAILi.OAD foot 81 Barclay and Christopherss
$40 m train with daa cars attached wa Paterson
and Boonton Manunka Chunk, Portland, Water Gap,
Stroudsburg, scranton, Carbonate Pston, WkesDarie
Great Bend Binghamon oxford Norwich i.en9n 5pihss
Cortland Homer and syracuse IL Eason Express ior
oxford Manunka Chunk Portland, Water Sap and Str0uds
burg 4:lOp M, Binghamon Express with drawing room
attached. stopping at principal stations Above trains
connect with AniOyer, Newton c ana
also make Lake Hopatcong Budds Lake and
SchO
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IN PER CENT. GUARANTEED, ElRSf
~ MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA FARMS.
references and full information sent on application 49,
UNDERWOOD Il CLARK. MuscAtlne, lowe
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financial.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
~ RoNDIOLDERS can obtain information about the ex-
OF bonds for lands by addressing or calling upon
CALVIN +. HOW, No 70 Burlngslp Newforx
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ERIE RAILWAY.
SUMMER OF Trains 5sa e fS1
twenty third ST. see note beowJ
m-Cincinnat and Chicago Day Express Drawlnsroom
Coaches TO Buffalo and sleeping Coa to destnation rr
Sleeping Coach IN Suspension Bridge . 49, .,,.
D. m.-(DayD Pacific Exprss for the West seeming seeming
through Rochester Buffio Niagara Fails Cincin
Port Jervis, 75O 1890 o. 10 and lOA5 43o, $780,
AM Middstowp, $780, $780, 9 10 ana 1915 s.5 42o
1870 and TIE M and MAR ase M Ro iTaa'
Ronlont ana Kingston, tsio "a m, ;SG p ~, m
Goshen. .5Aj 1870, iS3O 10 i1i5. a. n $3.50, '45 40
too and = M Ha% and a. a and 4S p M M
Cornwall, $50, 1880. and a; M 800 End 4;S0 p r.
SnIer 3i G45. 73o $50 10 and l0dS a, nh la.
Allendalc and Ramstys t5:45 C:i5, 1880. so 10 and
E EstS ~ 49, 49, a. 8 ij j4S
1890 D. ni aud ~ midnight Newark, j:i5 6ij $40 t9l5
iOAj ll:30 l5, jl5 OLD 1880 p M ana ~ midnSnt
SATURDAY nights only utherfo faEk ana ana rIsa Si 9
s15. 1890 p and II midnight Plermont ana 1o Ny 7
' Ense @ AMI syaHki 800 49, $50 M, 1890 25
g. $40 j:l5 $780, i1:lj 1i5 p H. and l3o saurHa! nights
Cfcsskll T. $780, 49, $50 a. 1890, 245 4, 51j $50,
t7Ij !. 50 p. n AMI 4 1870 saturday nights only ,,,
NOTE.-Trans leaving Chamberst on even OF nan hours
hfcen minutes earlier than above Time Iis
leaving Chambers ST. on gna,tsr honT ave cnners
trains leaving Chambers AT 1880 p No. ana IL MIL
night --.. +, ,,,, oo, - -,
Sleeping Coaches can De obtained and orders iof me enc I'M
and transfer Baggage left at the COmpanys oee
"a l. j2J and 921 broadway NO court ST., Biookyh
Express the West arrive in New'fork at 72o a.
IN, $40 and 7:55 p. .O,.o,
mo n ABBOTT General Passenger Agent, New York.
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l.. W. FILKINs. General pa,sene.r agent


II L. ~ .
l. GREAT TRUNK LINE MD UNITED STATS MAIt
KOUIf Trains leave New York from foot Of DesbFo"s and
Express Tor Iiarrslrs Pittsburgh tie West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 H. aat $50 p
For Wiamspori and Lock Haven Via Philadelphia ard
E'ie r. r. DIV, connectng at Phii!,lpnla ,O a. M Tor
Wilausport, Lock Haven Cory and Efte $50 p M con-
Meeting al Cory 1tusyie Petroleum centre and The OH
For Batuore Washington AMI South. Limited wash
ineton Express OF Pullman Parlor daily nday,
$50 M; arrive in Washington at i:l0 p N. Regular at
E,psss rhssPha ZAP , $50 . M =?
$50 $50 and nd? p NJ Emisrant and class, p
For Newark at q, ESQ., I, "a, ?, . ~ Ia a. M ~ "" l. X
$50, 80 S,O 44 80 8 20 2to o. 60 6;9 IN
s0 10 4 TO- $50 So 30 > TO- j. G::o 3d. s:IO
10 il3Op w. and - night. SUNDAY $50. 60 7. ands!0
D FOR Railway. g. $50 7.o. 10. myl?m-i2 2So
For WOODBRIDGE Perth Amboy and South Amboy and ~
For New BransSick. - =. 3lo. aio. $40
10, ! p M and z night. sunday, Gm .,
For For PSsS% and EGSSy n $50 III e and
For Lambertvile. $50 A. H., >, 40 ana . D. m
For Fepington, phipsburg, AMI belvieie 95o m ana
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 p. m.
Trenton Bordentown, Burlington and Camden 75o and
$50 a. m, 1890, 2, 4, ., and p N; ,,o
For fnrmmsiae lea and SGnan 78o a. m, and > m
For Farmn giae IN saturday only, p IN. -, ,
Iiightsown Pemoerton and Camden via Perth Amooy'
-' For + Hieltstown and pembsrton, Gam.
except Monday. From Washington and baltimore, 20
eSl RS o Sa e 1879 3d. Saa III i5 m !s
BIB, $40, $50. So 800 1927 P M Sunday 5;Io O2o
Ticket Offices $50 and 944 BroadTay 10 Asor House.
and lG" Of And Sa qGd aS s NS
Emisrant Ticket ofee 80 Battery place ,.- .ro,,
Manager.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ SUMMER ARRANdEMENT
Commencing Jane 2l 1873. Leave Hunters Point as fol
900 Express mail for Greenport shelter Island sag
Harbor Port Jehersor Locust Valley Hempst al AMI loch
making connections for all stations on the man line ana
stations aHSS and for e"rsiesa Roesa%a and
1888 a. m.LAecommodation fer Icksvine ana for hemp
$50 ACCOMMODATION COR Rverhead NOrthpcrt, Locust
Valley Hampstead and Rockawa connecting al hNerhead
400 p ~GTeenpo and Irarbor Express, with paror
topng at principal stiSns Sn for
40 -Pp1 Jefferson E1g ds making io'
$50 p nEioenst Valley Express, making connections for
Vssy sns sa% waking
900 a. m"T@ Port Jefferson, Locust Valley. Henpstead
and Intermediate stations, and at ,,...o., audi,
tesmedate stations and with Train from Cast Ne"
Hpps FoH, az 10 and 80
saS at iG S and and S a1 m
pcai: sew ORR ioo OF james n SH !. mr. r.
II 'r n tTS% ssu General l sSpcnend
RsXER ASR SrEAM
leaves $40 landing at s'tn st., for Vcpsers
lns cove S aSs ree. san"' rne %DEnPi
s%aes s at sa f,
Tor is56s wash@sics EnsswSSa ISnEsT. iI n
n ns AGENT on sI ref No Sunday boat
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
ALL SH Ex,L hIs EAIhSR q AND
LONG BRANCH.
Commencing Wednesday, July z, 1873.
SIX TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, Sunday excepted,
passing through Woodbridge Perth Amboy. south Amooy
Matawan, MillletoNn and ie, Bank -
foot Of Liberty st. North RiNer al 80,
0.OO 1880 "a. m, Loo. $780, $50 D. m
EErU RNING.
Leave Long Branch NJ 7o6. 800 1905 a. nr 230 i;lo,
go pm.
In addition above accommodation train leaves New
York for south Amboy $50 Leaves South Amboy ioi
New York at 6:25 %. IN.
stages connect at MATAwAN with all trains, 10 ami from
KEYPORr, and nj LONG BRANCu STATION with I'll
trains TO ami from OCEAN GROVE pad Ky PARK.
II. T.. HALDElN, Gen. Pas A.cnt.
u. h. RICkER. sup y AID tugL
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

NEWBURGH, CORNWALL, WEST POINT.
~ COZZENSIS HOTEL DOCK, IONA ISLAND
DAILY Sundays excepted, by Steamboat ARMENIA from
BROOKLYN, Fulton at sA5 Vcstry A., " Y. 80
Twenty fourth st. $50 landing at Misunderstanding. 955.
ferry boat 1Il5 Returning from Newburgh at 80 IN,
reaching NewYork at $50. and Brooklyn at =. m.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-After June ~, 1875. throrgis
trains will leave Grand Central DEPOT: 49,
n M. Northern Express, with drawing.
through 10 Rochester; also Montreal via Man
chester, VI.
900 M Saratoga Special arriving saratoga at 25 M
1000 m Special Chicago Express with drawne
10 Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara Falls arriving At Nj
Falls at II 20 y.
II 90 n. IN, Northern and Western Express
800 SaraOg. Special arriving at Saratoga At p.
400 ~ m, Monea. Express sleeing rom New
York to st. Adams. arriving at Montreal At JOa
500 m Express, Daily, with sleeping cars for Watcrown
and Canandsigua.
y. Pacific Express Daily with sleepngcars for iOch
estcr Buffalo and Niagara Falls sso for Chicago via both
L. =. and M. {. Railroads.
lli5 Express With sleepingoars for Albany Troy
Saratoga $50 sunday morning
Way Trains as per Local Time Tables ..
wy g. n. KENDRIcK,
,a.I
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-SUMMER

II EHIUI NNIEEI N-HIIINVfV---CC.
L. ARRANGEMENTS-AUG. B. 1915.
Trains Depos Of Corant and Desbrossessts az
7 90 a. m, through 10 Elma, connecting with trans
for Hazlrton Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY Shenal
doah. Mount Carmel. and points IN Hayleton and
Mahan0y coal regions also makes close nnecilon Tor
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls, &c
100 D. III. Tunkbsnnock connecting with trains for
IIazeton, Maanoy city, Reading, Pottsvile, and Har
Tisburg.
90 D. NJ fr Mauch Chunk, stopping at all stations.
$50 H. m Express, daily. for all principal stations
connecting with trains Tor Ithaca Auburn, Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West Pullmans
sleeping coaches attached
RnRERl IL SANRE. Snnt and Engllfer.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
ID and Naugntuck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
POR leaves Catharinep at 1880 and Bridgeport at III
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WHITE. MOT NTAIN. via Plymouth and via Rochester,
and y. Conway, y H., PORTLAND, ACGt STA. BELFAST
ROCKIAND, FORT POINT BANGOR, MACHlhS, MI.
DESERT and 81 johns Drawingroom cls run through De
tween New. white Mountains also between Now
London ard Portland. Reach White Mountains at $50 m;
Portland at l5 p m; Bangor Leave New Pier 30
North River at ( p. NORWICH LINE-Ieaye New York,
Central Depot and 10 and 3and3p all rail Al
RAN Worcester With Portland AMI - Orcter
train at = and 4:3j The a. m - express 10 Ply
mouth White Mountains y. Conway Portland. aud Bangor
The 81 D. m is through train Nashua EOcheater. Port
land ana bangor Direct connections made with tr Grand
Portland. No transfer By THIS line through
tickets Baggage chez ktd through
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~ owning operating the only route to CoopeIstown
Sharon Iowes Cave I,ason Saratoga Lake George ami
places Lake Champain Night trains aud steamers rom
NewYoTk Albany and Troy with morning trains
Tho day line anil Midday trans with evening trains
for all the above named places y r. MAYO GEM faSs
" Il.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Kailroaos.

4 LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
& sGa. MR. daS aa%
$aih al landing %ss1 Point Cornwall Ts,ssaIgn
sale point. ssrh and Vest Tip tickets
trains to and from Saratoga 10 Saratoga 81 70 Round TRIP
RRIDGEPOR,r, and all points on Hoqsatonic
PORT leaves at 1880 and Bridgeport at
CITIZENS' Lines Steamboats, for TROY,
Oconnect with all railway lines North and West Elegant
NIB eaSS day snsPis s ,S OVER
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
LNT TO TIE
i: s $s Vi. Il
pr.e, Line to Hssg and the West also to
Contra" ysUMa f3s HHTaHSf
80 = %~ SKSs TaAS Essicn sehlsS,n Rs,s Alien
town. Magch Chunk Tamaqna, Tsmanend Wilkesbarre
eis %.way Train for souervllle and Flemington;
Del, Lack. and West. il. r. -'''''.'
Essiou Aen"Sn Har ss and the Vest
SmsF s F @
1890 a. m-Way Train for Easton connects at Phlipsburg
Maa CHUNK 'F ety. hfs
barre Roading Columbia Lancaster, Ephrafa Pottsvie
2i5 p $.SExrazss FOR Easton. Belvidere Bath Mauch
400 p.m.-way Train for Eas,on Allentown and Mnueh
Connects Junction with Del Lace west X IL
4.3O D. m.-Way Train for Somcryllc and Pennington.
500 D. m-Way Train for Somer,ille.
5:1j D. m.-FOr Painheld
$50 r. m-EvRsING ExPRgss daily for East0n Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre TOwanda Reading and Harris
burg.
800 D. m-Way Train for S0meryle
$50 p m-Ior p!ai2he1i
7aOu .oinefSiiit'
$50 D. m--FOr EasfoD.
$50 D. m-Way Train for Somervlle.
F Spo laieth at 5Bo 6l5. $40. T. 73o 145 s45
sl5 $50 1920 Zip q n II FTP a AZ 5. 2SS
$40 G3O Z, 73O s:lj $780, $50, 1880 lib, II m