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Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

LOCAL improvements go on all over town. Frederick Maish has about com pleted very extensive and convenient ad- ditlons to his residence on Meyers street. ting improvements on and about their new buildings on Convent street. l.. C. Hughes has just sunk some large pits in his fine front yard on Main street, which we presume are to be filled with rich lOam and trees planted therein. Leopoldo Car rillO continues work on his block back of Archihald'S store. Charles T. Etchell is making additions to his buildings west of E. N. Fish x Co.'s store, and is generally increasing the capacity and convenience around his extensive blacksmith and wagon shops. We understand several new buildings are 10 be put up soon-One by E N. Fish & Co.,, on Main street just opposite their store.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

DIVINE service will be held in the court house tomorrow at II a. m., by Rev. F. O. BarStow Of the Episcopal church.
 Father Antonio will preach in the Eng fish language ln the Catholic church tO- morrow at l0 d. pr., and there will be mu- SIC with the services.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
STAR CORRAL. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Arizona.

Livery, reed ana sale stable. TUCsoN, Arizona, Fronting on Pennington street and the Courthouse plaza, in rear of the
 Cosmopolitan Hotel Saddle Horses, Horses and Car
 riages to Let. Excursion parties taken out to Camp Lowell, the old Mission Church at San Xavier, the mines or any other part of the Country. Careful drivers acquainted with the country furnished if required. Stock Boarded by the Day, Week
 or Month. Horses and Mules sold on Commission W Give us a cali and we will try and give satisfaction.
 H0GG & HORNE. Tucson, Arizona, Jan. g, 1875. 14-tf
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

JUDGED from a bill received regarding our freight on tine Montana, the "generl average" charge was about ten per cent on original cost of freight.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

M. R. PLATr Esq, Secretary of the MaStin Bank Oi Kansas City, ScatterS his New Years compliments to hls old friends in Tucson, with printed statements slow ing d healthy condition of the institution.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

TUE concert and ball at the Cossnopoli- tan hotel on Thursday night was in every way success. The FifLh Cavalry Band acquitted Itself with it's accustomed high credit, and Mir. H. B. Smith of the ho;el did hIs full and satisfactory duty towards all
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

ZECKENDoRF BROS. received on Tuesday l00G0 pounds flour from c. T. Hayden'I mill on Salt river.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

SOLOMON WARNEa re:arned here from San Francisco a week ago. He informs us that the f.lachihery for his flUuring-mill iS all on the way and expected here soon, and it will then be put up on his site just opposite town.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

THE stage yesterday carried away Judg Tweed, lion. $. Purdy, Jr., and Mir. C. E Cate.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

P. LAZARUS, on Wednesday, shipped fol San Francisco via Yuma, per Goldtree's train, one hundred hides.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

LORD & WILLIAMS train left here yeS- terday for PhenIX and Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

THE weather this week has been glori- ouS.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

A. c. BENEDICT came into town the ofh- CT day and left yesterday for home. He informs us that the arrastrars himself Shugert and RiOrden had been running for four weeks, were robbed about Febru- ary l. of all amalgam accumulated in that time. and thinks it was worth from S700 to 5000. He says it was done with care and completely, and that he has some suspicious of who did the deed. He is well satisfied that Huibabi mine upon which they were working, is valuable.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

J. D. MONIHON of Phenix, called and in formed us that he had purchased Ben Blpck's interest in the mail line between the whole business. We think Mir. MOni- hon will do his whole duty as a contractor, and if he can manage it so as to mak e close connection with the Florence and WickPnburg line, he will surely accom- mOdate the Mcdowell people for whose particular benefit the mail route was established.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

NJ. W. STEWART, WARNER BUCK,
 ANDREW SNYDER. SNYDER, BUCK & CO.,,
 Dealers in all kinds of Merchandise at Camp Grant, A. T. :,
 Consisting Of SUTLER'S SUPPLIES For Officers, Soldiers and employees about military post.
 Farmers and Ranchers' Tools and goods of every kind and qua!. ity required by them. DrOvers and Stock Dealers Will find our establishment filled with articles adapted to their wants. Miners and PrOspectors' Tools nd Supplies-and in fact just such articles as they must always have, we keep on hand.
 We also keep Complete Variety of Goods, Such as Groceries,
 Clothing,
 Boots,
 Shoes,
 Liquors,
 TObaccos, Farming and Mining Tools,
 Cigars, etc., etc.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
TUCSON RESTAURANT,

Meyers Street. DEGULAR MEALS-BREAKF FAST lO from to 10 a. m.; Lunch from l2 m |. to p. m.; Dinner from to s D. m. All meals served in the best style with the very best that the market affords also make it known to the public that from this date Meals will be Served in the Night, at all hours, at reasonable charge
 J. NEUGASS, Proprietor. October 10, 1874. I-3m.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
LOCAL MA TIERS.

SEE notice ofspecial village election.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Close Buyers

Close Buyers VIII find 1t to their advantage to examine our goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
 LORD & WILLIAMS. Tucson, August 9, 1874.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

A liberal discount wiH be made on regu-
 l lar rates to merchants and others purchas- 1 ing large quantities.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

Shaving, llaIr Cutting, ShGmpooing and Four Spring Water Baths all for $5
 per month. Jan. 9, 1875. l6-tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

the consumption Of gas, but acts ~ means OF DIS
tingushins one lighthouse from another, precisely
az at pefesnt brought about Sy the ss & rasr
employing Mr. Wighanrs gas-burncrs OF los Jets,
would If fixed, be equal to 10000 standard candles;
but, if revolving, be equal to $4,000 candles.
LAMP FOR BURNING NITRIC OXIDE Castillo
brilliancy of the light produced by the combustion
of nitric oxide gas after mixture with few drops
of sulphide of carbon. has been known for some
time and its application to Photographic purposes
suggested but il is not until recently that Messrs
Dclachanal and Mermet have constructed an appar-
atus by which it can be made practically available
They use a lamp made Of pint bottle, having TWO
openings through the cork and filed with fragments
of some porous substance, sponge coke, or pun
ice for the purpose of imbibing the sulphde OF car
bon. A tube reaching within one-fourth of an inch
of the bottom. passes through one opening in the
cork, and larger one through the other opening
This is about eight inches long, and may be OF glass
OF metal, and is closely packed around with IRON
scale The object, like that of the gauze in the
safety lamp, is to prevent the return OF the flame
into the bottle, and its consequent explosion
The nitric oxide gas passed into the bottle through
the aforementioned tube and the gaseous mixture IS
conducted by rubber tube to a kind OF Bunsen
burner the air-holes of which are closed and when
is furnished with a small cOnical valve to regulate
the flow of gas. This burner is also filed with iron
scale The nitric oxide gas is produced in the cold
by Sainte- Claire Devlles method 10y the action OF
mixture of nitric and sulphur.c acids upon metallic
iron. With an apparatus Of quite moderate dimen-
siors, a dazzling fame not less than 10 inches IN
hight can be obtained aburdantly sufficient for the
purposes of Photographic work. 1t has been esti-
mated that the Photographic power OF The lamp is
superior TO that of magnesium, twice as great rs
that of the oxy-hydrogen light and three times as
great as that Of the electric light. Furthermore
the flame is absolutely steady, and there is 10 dan
GER of its sudden extinction, as with magnesium ;
and the eye can sustain its brilliance without beng
Affected Its cost is much less than that of either OF
the other lights.
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Nfro 11ubliratioro.
CEASON 1875.

l.
PRICE % CENTS EACH. Sent by mall 80 -
NTNYOK CITY Visitors Illustrated Guide WIN llav-
eers and street Directories and large ColOd Map Of New
York and Brooklyn. - - , ,,....., o.s. Ton
Saratoga and Vicinity ss Of Boarding houses ana Prices
UIrDSON RIVER ROUTE; New York 10 West PoinS
Catkil Mountains Saratoga, Lake George. Lake Chania
Adirondack Mountains, and Montreal -, a.. ~.
NEWYORK CENTRAL RAILROAD; Ne"-fofk 10 M
NORTHERN ROUTE: Boston 10 White end Green Noun
fans sheldon Springs. Lake Chsmpan, and Adnon'acks
COVNVCrICt-T RIVER ROUTE; New ork 10 Nhite
Mountains via Connecticut River Route.
NEW PORT ROUTE: New YORK 10 boston VIA NcNlW|
with fhc " NarIagansett Bay. =. . go, ,,.,.
LONG ISLAND: Via Island and South side railways
ERIE HALLWAY ROUTE; NewNork to Ithaca llay@rna
watkins Glen Rochester Dunkirk Buffalo and Niagara rams
PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS: Via Central New
Jersey ana Lehigh River Routes .,..,,-,,. -
DEiAWARE AND HUDSON ROUTE: Philadelphia to
wanca Chunk Coal Regions COopeIstown, Sharon springs
SWOEk LINE ROUTE: New-York 10 NaTsgansett Pier
and BD.l0n via New Haven New London and Providence
NFW-NOkK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND
WASHINGTON. . $3.50. ,,rcro,-
THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS AND REGION
AROUND Vol. Ins; raied. Cloth 81 3D.
AMERICAN SEASI DE RESORTS. sumner ana Nln'er
Guie Atlantic and Guli Coasts from tht 81 Lawrence
% the Mississippi. one vol Cloth 81
TAINTOR BROS. q CO., Publishers
75S Broadway, New YORK.
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CARATOGA EXCURSION
- VIA

PEOPLES LINE.
Fnarocd accommodations are offered the travelling
public by enerpr sing propetors OF The Peoples Line o.
Albany In the addition OF The large ana .egshs
STEAMBOAT ST. JOHN,
which has been extensively and improved with e
ea reference 10 this travel 10 oer state rooms
and the Thousands of pleasure
seekers visiting world renowned springs STEAMERS
ave pier No daily SUNDAYS excepsed az
m. safrnays al Excursion tickets, when must DO
purchased M tie office the whaIi ~ All and RETURN "
10 saratoga and return. good I'LL sept. j, 80
vJ,IIE FLUSHING. NORTH SHORE, and
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY -
short route Babylon, Bayshore Is sayyie ana rat
ohogue. -,
Leave Hunters Point $50 m.Paohogue man 'raD WIN
parlsr attached.
Leave Hunters Point 200 p. m.-pachogue way train
Leave Point 80 u. Patchogue express traAa
with IaTlor attached. -.
Leave Hunters Point 500 y. m.-Islp way trnin -. -
For particulars bills and small tirnetGhts A~o Ics
trains 10 and Famin gdalc Central PARK Hyae rS
other stations Eefryboats leave Ncwiok
foot OF slip River 80 minutes and foot OF Thirty
River IS minutes previous 70 the departure
Point Tickets sold and baggage checked
ct alp Thirty fourth st. offices Sunday trans iesSe
Hunters Point for Great Neck Hampstead Saruen sS ,
ehogue and all statons, at $50 q N ano aov N;
Flushing, College Point whtestons and 81 n ~ s
ons at 8l5 1000, IL 100 and ~ 5ie o:v. Wy y M
r. ID. BARTON, superntendenI
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6teamboats an0 ilaiIroa05.

NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE, Pier 80, N R.-steaIner CIiRYSTESAH
leaves daily $50 D. NJ. landing At 2iths. for yonkers
Tauytown Nyack. HoekanG AXE Iiayerstaw yerpanct $
landing at 2ithsL for Insew~d ronterS Hastings
for 155ths. Fort Washington Underwood NonkefT, Hat
lays. Taptown and Nyaek For particulars inquire o H.
LANE Ageut Oh Pier "a. No sunday boat
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Qeafhere.
&c tuhom il map 0onrern.

No. 81 NAssAu-sr.. coRyKR FULTON,
NETWORK, July "a, 1915 !
T HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE as COM
Il Nreefor-PP OF JURORS TO the above Number ana
ps~ where my tory assistants Messrs CHIlDs anu
fOSE II am present, will transact all the cure bs
ness IL the once complaints aud sxcsrs OF ymiors
ar 10 heard exemption preferred ana AL hnes
penalties paid receptcd for shall as us" supeiih
tend the drawing NJ the Grand Juiv. -.
beg 10 caution attention 10 any notices or
demands made given by any other person than ny s Wne
10 Jurors and 20 warn them agast
iaT ing moneys alleged lines or penalties 70 Other tan
yse or ants and particularly 10 beware OF persons
Ginning pceuriary considerations TO eheVe J"ois o
duty a., 49,. o..,, r,rv
Isis are according the provisions 81 law 70 DC maze up
sept New Petit Jury Lasts on oct 1, ana nheo"H
prior 10 the AntImna tons. 49,.
will glad usual, TO receive suegesus ar " TUG eo"
position Of these lists.
UNIV '' DOJGIAS TAYLOR,
Commissioner OF Jurors.
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Glfamboats auo RAILROADS..

ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
"A Day boats vIBBARD and DANIEL phh a ~ fa ng
s Ssi 81 u, 30 Sn as!S
ssis pons imp tickets 70 Vest Point
q :n Sd nom ..os ~ u
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsatonie
PORT taihare slip at 1880 m and Bridgeport al IL
pm.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY:
and Freight Station N OF ISsrys Gsnnss.s
S q Bs e s ana sG %s. nfsnfn
and pS 90 the West
Central psn'y sGMa f SesnoSs
cemmene NAY FL asoo Al Bsa Allen
town Maaeh Chunk Tamaqua, Iamanend' "iAes'"rs'
for fs.icS nS &c with
D 81 eT @ any f%rnrs daily except sundays 70,
EoT ar az fa ahS for Maah chunk
WllkestarIe Scranton &C. with through cars
1880 a. nWay Train Easou connects at Phillpsburg'
iss5 p mExprKss for Flemnetcn Eas;cn Arentpwn
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Ephrata Po's'''
ai5 ~ 1S"ExraKss Eastop. Bevidere. Bath, Maueh
c5nSs %ikssgsTT T;a and ,s ssT PIaS4ca
"a T R aii1 h. r.
ss 39e p m- wa yp TSsn iSr s''ner''ii''
$40 daily for Eason "a AentoTn
$40 D. rn-Way Train for S0meryille.
$50 D. m-FOr plainneid
100 D. m-For Soneryiile.
$40 y. m.-FOr Easion
$50 D. m-Nay Train for S0meryille-
l2O0 d. m.-For Pianield. m -, ~ o,s
gI5 go $50, Ills a. II M, lZfJ, I'o ~
2d5 3 $50 3sS T. AIS. 43), 4+5, 5i3, 5;3n 545 u,
$40 go 4 100 S:I5 $50 9:30 1870, lilo AZ :. m
'N' ' ' r. n. KICKER SupL I'D Eng
II. p. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co
~ Owning and operating the only route 70 na
p.ce on Lake Champan. Night trains and steamers from
New York connect at Albany and Troy with morning iaiht
The day line midday trains Win evehig Trains
for ALI the named places. - H. MAlo, "ehl rdSs'
Agent. H. " OLYPHANI, Asst Prest
DEI.AWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ IRN RAIOAD loot of Barclay and 1hIstephs ,
4 nj. With room
Foonton Manunka chunk Cortland MIL zap
Carbonate, Pltistoh,
Great BEND Bin giaptOn oxford Norwich. HicfheN SPRINGS
Cortland Homer syracuse. IL Easton Express 'oi
Oyor Manunka Chunk Portland. Water cap ana ~i0uos
burg 4IO D. M Bngbamton Express with drawing room
cars tachet stopping principal stations ABOVE ulIs
connect with Railroad for Andoyer newton &s aa
also maze Lake Hopatcons Budds Lake ana
Sehooley's Mountain.
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FRANK THOMSON, General Manager

DEGULAR Catskil line, up the creek.-Steam.
IL Champion and Walter Brett will leave per ~
of Cansst, daily Except sunday a. y H. rare ~
Connecting at Catssl with Churchill line OF stages
and through tickets sold Durham Windhau, ana AL
points West at reduced rates.
CARATOGA.-Dircctr route, via Citizens Line.
Elegant steauOas leaving NewYork daily Saturdays
cepedj p. nl from Pir 49, ~ r., foot OF Lcfoyst TX
creon tickets saratoga and RETURN good ~
DAVIS only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON
WHITE MOUNTAINS via

w STONINGTON LrSF,
Daily nom from Pier 49, North River, at M connecting 40
Stonincton 4:jO n. m. WHITE MOUNTAIN EA-
PRESS. New aud elegant drawing-rocm .ars THROUGH
without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD-SUMME
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %, lS75-Depots foot OF
Cortlandt and D,sUrOsses-sts. $780,.
$40 A. M train through Emra, stopping at NewMarket
Bound Brook. Phiilpsbuig. Easton, Bettleheu, Aloh
town, Mauch Chunk, White Haven, Wnkesbarte, nus
ton Towana and intermediate stations; also connects
with trains for heading Harrisburg, and FOtiSville
1850 p TAIN through 10 TunkhanIocs stopping at INC
principal intermediate stations This train has colnec
ton also for aha,loy City, Hazleton Reading Potts
Vile, and Harrisburg. .r,
400 in through 10 Mauch Chunk, stopping a, all IN
t,rnellae stations
$50 train Night Express daily for al principal stations
with trains for Ithaca, Aubrrn kociesier,
Buffalo NIAGARA rails, Suspension Bridge and the West
Pullman's Sleeping coaches attached t0 this tram
LnEEKr II. SANIiE. and Englneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

New PnoToMETERs.-Majo Elliot reports that in
his visit 20 the establishment of Messrs Chance at
Birmingham the scientific director in charge DR..
Hopkinson, presented him with photometer OF his
own invention for the comparison OF lights at dis
lance 1t is very compact and consists Of two Nicoi
prisms which can be moved relatively to each other
in azimuth. little tube carries the analyzing
prism, and a second tube contains the polar:zing
prisn The latter being turned until the observed
light is just diminished to the point of invisibiliy
and another light being then observed in the same
way. a comparison OF the angles gives the relations
Of the powers of the lights The French Lighthouse
Commission employ photometcr different from
Bnnsen's as ordinarily used in America, in which,
instead Of keeping both the standard light and the
one under test fixed in position the former is moved
until the beams from both after passing through
st or opening in the photomoter, fall upon pane of
glass which has ground surface, and which, as
viewed the Side seems equally iuIni-
mated by the two lights, The distances from the
photometeT then measured by "a tape line, and
reference to calculating table shows at once the
intensity of the light under test in terms OF the
standard, unit, which in France always is the
Carcel burner, consuming 40 grams of cola oil.
This French unit is estimated to be elua TO between
9i2 and IL y Of the English units or candies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

SUNDAYS, June q to Aug. 20, inclusye) at o p M
From Pier 2s North River, foot Of Murray ST.
THE NOHEDRENOW NED STEAMERS
BRISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE,
Cant A. g. SIMMONS Capt. b. NJ. SIMMoNs.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct route 10 Taunton Mdeboro, Plymouth
New Bedford Maras Vineyard, Nantucket Cape Cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal points IN New-En
gland and the Provinces
For Tickets apply ga Broadway; Broad
way corner Twenty tr.t Court ST., Brooklyn or at the
Office on the PICK aud all principal Hotels and Ticket ohces
in tho city BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents,
GEORGE L. CONEOR, Gen. Pass. Agent o. &. s. b. Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

TIE USE OF Gas FOR LIGBTHoUsEs.-Thc great
advantage of employing gas for lighthouse purposes
is stated to consist in the fact that by very simple
arrangement, the number Of burners and tho
brilliancy of the fame be increased from its
ordinary to an extraordinary brightness, such as to
provide for its visibility in all kinds of thick wealth
Fl, except of course that condition Of fog which
light, not even the sunlight can penetrate. In a
fixed light apparatus. of any size, there is
sion TO alter the existing lenses if wish to intro
dpce the use Of gas instead of oil but in some Ian
terms il may be necessary 10 provide for additional
ventilation. The cost of gaslght is said TO be less
tian that Of oil, while the phQtomcric value Of the
laBe Of gas is largely superior to that of any kind
o. oil. When the "fog-pOwer" OF the gasliglIt is
turned on, the cost OF the gas per hour is gIeaer;
but taking the average of years consumption at
several lighthouses il appears that there is actual
very simple apparatus effects an automatic ntermis-
Zion IN the light, which not only saves somewhat in
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DEOPLEA LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARA

TOGA-Leaves daily al p. Sundays excepted from
Pier Il, North River, foot Of Canal st. -.
SPECIAL NOTICE-0n saturday July 3 and very sat
uriay notice. the this line vii leave
ar D. NJ instead of D. heretofore, IN y az to con
meet at Albany with the Sunday morning train fr Saratoga
nd Tho W.st
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and

/ the n EW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare nom New York 10 Philadell hia only 81 IS.
COnrno MONDAY, June %, 1876, the staDch,
and steamboats, JESSE HOfT and I"iLl"hI,
coDnectilp at sandy Hook with all trains, VIII
Leave New York IRON Pier 3, y. r. foot OF Rectorst
a.n-For Long Branch and Red Bank. -
945 a. m.-Fcr Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms RveSs
WaFetOSn. Vineand and Bridgot0n.
100 D. n.-For Philadelphia, Long Branch Barnegat Iuch
erton and al stations.
800 D. In-F xprsss philadelphia and Long Branch
PaIlor O. Is Though Philadelphia $3.50 ,. ffi.
40 p m For Long Branch, Toms River ald NaietOwn
FROM feo II 2itl ST., North River. 1880 and p m -
Sundays-r rom 24th st. Pier, 90 Pier T. \. H. $50
M arriving n Long Branch Has a. m Returning leave
Long Branc 500 D. M arrive Pier 8, $50 24tiIs Pier
7lOp m VIM =. SNEDEN, General Manager
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forsrs, Carriages, Garness, &r.


nor SALE-A fine HAMBLETONIANC COLT
L Has trotted a mile IN 2',s. and Is I'll right.
q. a. PU RBECK Salem, Mass.
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II GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE Trains NewYork from foot OF DeDrosses ano
CoItandt- STE, as follows: - 80.
TTpr.s for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
Palace attached $50 o. ana c:oO p
III. sunday and $50 y.
Eiie r. r. Div connecting at Philadelphia $40 M ior
WilamspOr Haven Cory, and frie, 800 p M cor
Meeting Cory Iitusye Petroleum Centre ana inc oi
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NFTIZENS' LINE Steamboats, for TROY
Oconnect LIZ with All railway lines North and West Esgad
daily, saturdays excepted NJ iron
Pr 40 ~ r. fcotef Lsreyst ahEogss ashets sea over
connecting lines. Jos. coifNfid, sapt
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RIA LROAD
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY.
ALL RAIL LINZ iona ShTT SkkSci SA"'SoH~ AND
SIX 1nS%s rsSh %%r SAf
passing through Woodbridge Perth Amboy South Amboy
Leave foot Of Liberty st., North River at73Q
WV ''''' " ~ RFfURNfNG:
Leave Long Branch at 100 500, 1905 M, 80. A1Q
In Addition accommodation raip ieavesNew
York South Amboy ~ $50 IN Leaves s"nh Anbcy fsl
Stages Connect al MATAwAN with AL 'rains and from
KEYPORT, and at LONG BRANCH STATION with ~
trains TO and from OCEAN GROVE and ASBUIsf PARK
II. p BALDWIN, Gen PAS Agent
B. r. KICKER sup't and Eugr
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILKoAD.-IAfter June ~ 1873, through
500 Chicago and Northern Express, with drawing
room through TO Rochester; also Montreal via Nan
chester, VI ,....-.oo.
1000 Special Chicago Express, with drawing room cars
Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara rails afiv1ng al NJ
tI N 90 a. rn Northern aud Western Eyprcse~
$50 D. NJ Saratoga Special, arriving at sa1toea at 9pm
400 H. m Montreal Express with sleeping from New
York 70 St Adams. arriving at Montreal at s:50a ~.
r. Express, Daily with sleeping cars of WATERFOWL
p D Pa fhc Express Daily with sleeping Tor
ester Buffalo and Niagara Falls also for Chicago via both
Tile M Fyprrss with sleeping cars Albany Troy
and Saratoga arriving at $50 SUNDAY morning
way ''~' =" ''' -'N"' '' G. VI. KENDRIcK,
.,enf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

" ALBANY and TROY landing az catskin = amer J. B.
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