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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

AN interesting letter from one of our
farmer friends of Lewis and Clark county
is held over for next week.
M1ssEL1zA EDMoNDsoN stopped over night
in our town, this week, on her way over to
Birch creek, to visit her sister, Mrs. Critten-
den, who is somewhat indisposed.
CLOUDY KRoFr, the proprietor of the
Peoples Meat Market, is supplying the
Whites Gulch people with beef. He hauled
over about 1000 pounds yesterday.
MEssRs. PARBERRY, Shields, Green,
Hampton and johnson have been enjoying
the fine weather, for some days past, i'll rifle
sports. All are splendid m~arksmen, but the
champion shot has not yet been decided Oh.
MIR. G. S. LEWIS, who has just returned
from the Gallatin, informs us that there was
no snow there when he left. There has been
no snow in that valley this winter, in con-
sequence of which, the winter wheat is all
killed.
UoGELAN, Powers & STAGNER cleaned
ND $3.50 last week from three or four days
work. on their claim about a mile above
w Old Confederate still continues to
turn out well.
THE Diamond string band, composed OF
Messrs. Barker, Allen and Marks, are be-
coming so popular among dance goers that
their services are sought on all occasions.
THOMAS MCGoNEGAL, who arrived at the
top of the range some time since, with his
train, from Carroll, has not yet succeeded in
getting as far as town, though he is working
like a hero.
OUR town enjoys the luxury of a fighting
man. who proposes to settle a little difficulty
by giving the antagonist Of the party en-
ploying him a sound thrashing. Six dollars
per day is all the fee he requires.
JUDGE ORR passed through town en- route
to the Muscleshell, last week. lie goes to
look after his stock there, and perhaps select
a home in this new and rapidly growing set
Element. His son, Lycurgus, will follow in
a few days.
Our new physician, DR.. Lambert, intends
opening an office soon in DR.. McDonalds Ole
place, three doors west of the HUSBAND
MAN office. AS an iniatory step towards his
practice here, the Doctor has joined the In
dependent Order of Good Templars, and IN
tends to live. up to its noble principles.
DENNIS & CARPENTER, who discovered 6
valuable coal vein upon the upper Muscle
shell. last fall, are at present engaged IL
work upon another of their discoveries, 10
Gated near the confluence of that stream
with the Missouri river, and within easy &C
cess of the latter. a18t 'at
THERE is to be a social dance at COnfed
crate district school house on Friday even
ing, February 18th, for the benefit OF tn
school. Tickets, So. so, including supper
A good time is anticipated. The end ]ust
1ies the means, and merits a liberal patron
age. fz.8 SD
WE are in receipt Of an able speech deliN
cred by our Representative, Hon. L. RotWl
which, owing to its great length anu on
limited mount of space, and a desire to q
Justice to our readers by keeping up a var
ETY. of interests, we are compelled to foree
publishing. g bpas
AMONG the number of gentleman we III
tfced in town this week, We're Messrs. Gu
nett. Cusher, Col. Hasel, Patterson, Mark
Pickering, Siggs and Kline, of the valley
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

ED SAVERS, Horace Bennett and Oscar
Stephens, the youths from the other side,
are in.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

MR. SMITH, of Virginia City, who has
been some months hunting and trapping in
the Yellowstone and Musclesiiell valleys,
passed through town last week on his way
home.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

AMONG the number of gentleman we no
tfced in town this week, We're. Messrs. Cur
nett. Cusher, Col. Hasel, Patterson, Marks,
Pickering, Siggs and Kline, of the valley;
Add. Williams, from the Duck creek mining
district; Pogue, Snyder, Yerden and Camp
bell, faom Whites gulch; and Sam Amber
son, from the east side.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

MIR. G. S. LEWIS, who has just returned
from the Gallatin, informs us that there was
no snow there when he left. There has been
no snow in that valley this winter, in con-
sequence of which, the winter wheat is all
killed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

Our new physician, DR.. Lambert, intends
opening an office soon in DR.. McDonalds old
place. three doors west Of the HUSBAND
MAN office. AS an iniatory step towards his
practice here, the Doctor has Joined the In
dependent Order of Good Templars, and IN
tends to live up to its noble principles.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

THOMAS MCGoNEGAL, who arrived at the
top OF the range some time since, with his
train, from Carroll, has not yet succeeded in
getting as far as town, though he is working
like a hero.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

JUDGE ORR passed through town en- route
to the Muscleshell, last week. He goes to
look after his stock there, and perhaps select
q home in this new and rapidly growing set
Element. His sou, Lycurgus, will follow in
a few days.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

Our town enjoys the luxury of a fighting
man, who proposes to settle little dlfflculty
by giving the antagonist of the party m
ploying him a sound thrashing. Six dollars
per day is all the fee he requires.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

HoGELAN, POWERS q STAGSER cleaned
IN 1850 last week from three or fOur days
work, on their claim about a mile above
town. Old Confederate still continues to
turn out well.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

THE Diamond string band, composed OF
Messrs. Barker, Allen and Marks, are be-
coming so popular among dance goers that
their services are sought on all occasions.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

Photographs. f.,4@.
f. II. TRAIN, Photographer, Cutler street, near
the head OF Main, Helona, Montana, does All kinks
of work in the neatest style, Keeps, aiso, on hand
a large variety of steraseopic views Of nounta
scenery. uflH takHf2 f9f
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

DENNIS & CARPENTER, who discovered a
valuable coal vein upon the upper Muscle
shell, last fall, are at present engaged IN
work upon another of their discoveries, To-
Gated near the confluence OF that stream
with the Missouri river, and within easy &C
cess Of the latter. 5aE4 t
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

WE are in receipt of an able speech dellv-
cred by our Representative, Hon. L. RotWlt,
which, owing to it's great length n our
limited amount of space, and a desire to do
justice to our readers by keeping up a varl-
ETY. of interests, we are compelled to forego
publishing. 5 b,as s +
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-10

THERE is to be a social dance at Confed-
crate district school house on Friday even
ing, February 18th, for the benefit OF the
school. Tickets, So. so, including supper.
A good time is anticipated. The end ]ust-
iies the means, and merits a liberal patron
age. taIasHa8 $3.50 5@
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

s,nr Helen Torumell. ooIson. vrsini,sS with vita coal
scsr WSos os iASco Fcrnandna 10 days with naval
stores rc,,ntress Phillips savannah days with luTSeT
schr M, II H Grant Of RocShhD. harr'on' ''0A''n
days WIN Hianlsyien IaSSen L,ex virginia with Toot
sshr ssI' n i Vaughan. Vaughan. Virginia Mth % Woou
sesr Nay 9o9Sn1 96@Scsn. e'f Brav Vrsais Tta,nm9or
schr ogichee (of stonington), Ho"And Ne"''i' ~ 0
DAYS ssST r Knset Downing 81 d in ballast aa. with
schr Virginia Rulon RuOn, Bruns"eH' Ia" "''' w
npsr n acob Rrdsa Bi ke savannah II days %th uOer
schr H. n T'on Crinmer Baumore No Nv niJb melons
schr Sophie b. Ehrmaun, smith FirginiiS i "i'"
schr surprise seaman 5ls,. Rsn"SSsfh S WITH imS
schr Ella NJ storer of BOstonl wAd" fen'''0'' = OA'
'3sS seF 9HSs Emily am yl;e9a @ TaS T5tn wood
sem EuERs1 GRa STsP vsSa y S coal
seaT mo9cSaGf Moo BuSpce virginia wt railroad ties
sSST seST t%FS1d sTsnis. Pearce fce 1rshs Sa Wood
sehi Bonita, Eysns Virginia with wood
schr Sem MS T65ets Robbins yrgins WIN w,od.
seaT Amelia Hearn Moore Il,.1 Yirsinia YIN & hrs
schT J Joseph FianSIn Hanl!n VI sina, With wood
Sem Sem c. C. Falioa Yoi s. Virginia with melons
Aur The State Line companvs steamship
sat OF Virginia. Noodle, from NewYork July 81 arrived
"nSS1 L%SVs Aug THE state Line Comyalys steamship
State OF Pennsylvania ir9m Glasgow for NewYork saed
hgSSH BSfsGo Go Aug the Great Western Limo steamship
Somerset Western from e"forS JuS 25 arrived here yes
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 7-Arrived, steamship Illinois from
Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 7--ArrVed, ship Liynsstone, crosby
yardnuderry lOhInSCC, NcNtaStle l.ES.
ATrea Accme utal). linsncelY Dublin; Paiaoin ArGG
Zones 81 johns p. Il Grazc (NOT, Is elaud, DuDhn ;
scirs Anita small Maciiss, Me: Esela, COrdcry, New
YORK ..-o,x
IL New York: Roman, CrCwci! philadelphia WIN Ci.'H''
ijoses Baltimore bark Cotitic. Miller, Cehutgo one
Bengale1 Dutch Ouwcand Rotterdam sclfs {. II Dow
CbII~ Weuhawk ken r NJ. Peuucil, III lmcar' Hob ga.
pm IpELPHIA Arrived, russian yacht Iria- hTus
koG from Havre; steamships herman AlcAere9L rom
ICrlua
tTom PROVIDENCE: Defiance, shropshire frou Fall RIVER
Pbiadephia, Davis. New-HosNi birNS Glen News
pohI IivrluOOl Midlothian from Stttull
Sailed steatuship Y Naderlaud for Antwerp
lEOr --latest Shtp Nelcs sec ttfh Pdge.l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

LESSEE FLUSHING. y. s. AED CENTRAL T. II.
AND SOUTHERN X. Il. or LOSG IaLASD
Trains leave Long Island CITY as fupIB:
Prom r., y. :. and Central Depot. uortl of Ferry
For FLUSHING tBrdEcs, college Point ana Mhitcstone
e2 ~ o3l, s"3 ~ oI 1i tG tra,i EccE Brnci 73l
For Nan.st ony-9O5, llOj 1905, 2.U5 900 +@3,
For Flushing Ceitai Depot Crecnoor Garden city. ano
Hempstead-7:32 800 llO3 =. M l. &Uj 513 800 900 y
m and 10 we!nesaay ana saturday nights For Cen
For BabJ On-9.Oj a. NJ. 2o3, A:j3 y. m.
BOr PatfhUgGe--zOi ., 4 30 y.
For Jamsca-G.35 1908, $50. 9Oj, iOD3 1880 a. M l32
3:O3 4O4. q, $50, Cos C50. y. ~. . ,.oo =, -,
For Far Rockaw9y and kocknway Beach-7;O3 loo1 ll3o
For far Iociawsy only-c:s5. e;o5 m; 500, ESQ.
For Locust vaIley-Gs5, $780, zoos M s:o3 lOa. 5o3
30 Eor I,y $50 II:3c nj sos 4o4 $50 p
For Port Jencrson-O35, lUO3 MI Dos D. M NorihIoft-
fqt o. Pa $3.50 II. 30 m; 40: COB
FOR IsiD-70J, $50 a. nj D. H. P~Iehogue-oSo a. mp
D z, IN npi,vorb.ad-eO eO5 A. M S.O3. l.O3 p IN.
For c;roonI,oTt sag naIbor Bancl-9o5 and io3
y For 1o creednoor only-403 ?. m
''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
From T., n. s. and G; Depot north Of is5ryt Jyy,,.
a $50 II a ~: 1890 $3.50. BIB, G:35. ?. m,,
Great NecL Branch-Jl5 o. NJ, ii3, D 20 p ~ n, q,
For Flushing MAN hI-9;lb 1888 H. M i]'o' -'' 'i'
Tor Garden City aud Hcnpstead-o:l5 ll'3s a IN. 5o'
For Babylon and Patchogoe .9l5 a. m. sos 2 m
From Long Island and Southern Depot sonu m 1'I''
For Far ROckawny and hockaway BeaGA-'' H. - M
For Nortkport and Por JeGerson-s 93oa m Northpoft
Fcr locust Valley-330 a IN. G:4op.m
For Babylon a ~ GAO 2. M -, ,... .,,, su,,,v.
excepted from a. IN. 70 every 80 minutes pisNvs 70
departure OF trains from Long Island CITY SUNDAY o'a''
vse osc 49, egTs Ncw OK loot q East n fourth
syey :. LIc.giet previous " Tie dep-ftufse " ]slA
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
i OFFICE o. SUPERINTENDENT " PUBLIC PROPER

OfFiCg o. SUPERINTENDENT Cy PUBLIC fEnPKNTY,l
MADISON, VIE. July y, 1875.
Notice hereby vcP pursuant 10 Chapter III 81 TIE LAVE
Of Wisconsin for the year La, that sEA LED
viii he TcCevc at t's Office 70 0 the ls dry ~ S"
tenber. 1876 FOR furnishing ne state Of Wisconsin, ann ne
necessary iOf us dUAS Tie yea cOuiuttc
Ing jan J 1877.
rc1urci viii furnished all persons desiring 70 hd,
application This Office, either personally OF hy letter. Al
sst.ouery corrcssnG the samples provided ipT
Inspection office pursuant 70 sad Chapter ~ ana -
be delivered Superintendent Of Pubc Property II ne
CsYtD ~ the City Of Madison Nis On or before The Isj day
November, 1875.
The staonery divided classes A. b. G. and D. and
separate be made for each class OF goods 1ud
plainly dorsct tine outside of LIE wrapper lO
pOsas !CrHish Staoncry-tass tuarnrC IT. IacA pa
Dc accom-! anc by bond Ia the Sto Of "iconain IN
The pen OF thousand dollars executed by "a" bidder
principal and by at least two satisfactory suietes cond
usle that the bidder VIII furnish such stationery according
70 the Of lis Gd and M contract entered Iio ~ pns
thereof The sueies shall attach 10 or nd0Tse on said
bond taer Justification 20 the effect that ley ate each worth
the o. f0Ii tOuand dOeIs over and above ali debts ia
bihtes and eXcapt0Gs
Printed blank bids bonds viii be furnished upon appics
tOn 10 this Office. $500.
The contract win De awarded IN ciass 70 the lowest bid
Der that shall furnish security above ind Gated
satisfactory the sup riuendeDt Of Public Property PRO
vde however that preference viii he Rvel ~ each Cass 70
bidder residing doing business IN o state OF WscOn
81, his bd shall be that OF any other bidder IN
Gat class, doing business ~ the state Oi WISCONSIN,
The Superintendent Of pbC Property hereby ieseIEe Ees the
night to REJECT any al bids made jy virtue her
ANDREW SEXTON,
1y2j lSWiWTu SupCnnteldeIdent 81 Public Property
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
legal Noiites.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of DELANO
g CALVIN ESQ, Surrogate OF the COUnty Of New hork,
- hereby gwen 10 all persons HAVING claims ngans.
EAbDN, late o. the CITY Ci New oih deceased 70
stbt The slne with vouchers thereof 10 The subscrbt az
w once OF RUFUS T. ANDREWS. est No. 81 Chambers
~ ID the t} q New York before The IN DAY ot No
'oOer hrAID2ted New the 9th ddy o. MAY, 1876
HAEEiEG f. SHELDON,
kys isw6uTu F1ecutrix OF Eebccca Eatou. deceased.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
fnruiture.

o,mNdh ,r W.. ohE, carpets, Mattresses, &C., cheap
r., .of ssnsn-At COWPkRTAWAITsS I55 and i57 Chat
ssd .,s., Iares four story buildings and B lar
raintsS snS sye goods bureau Dressng suites
M ERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
c4. bsnssts Of all kinds carpets Hattlnss 0icotls
sssds 90hs Se nGSsoyas BIraps Backrsms upholftery
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Sorses. Carriages; 6arness, &r.
See grrGm.

EUSSFLL's ICE-CREAM, BEST IN THE
city Dealers and churches % couts per quart eprcl
attention orders u Eole House.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
NEw.Y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Gtcamboats ano Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE: ES:,srox
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WoPLD RE NONNED ST .sME-.s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier 2s North River. foot Of xu-rayst.
DAILY (suN0AYs Juno II to Sept. 10 inclusive, at ~ IN
Tickets and sateroo secured at principal hotels ard ticket
Sa Ssei ass asa on c s pier aid 8SobEN Z ov 2Gents
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
LARRANGEkENT OF rASsENGERTRAINs. April 10,
ls7GLcye depcts foot Of Corandt and
Hstcion ton Bea1c Meadow Mahanoy city Shenandoah NJ
Carmel Slanckn Wilk sbsrre Pitt st0u Sayr EimiTs &c.
onneetng With trains for Ithaca Auburn Rochester b
fao, Niagara Falls and the west ,,o,, ,,,rc, ctrnl
HaietcI Mahanoy CITY. shenandoah Miikesl,r. iett%n
g. makinf close CONNECTIONS Tor he@nhs' r'''''N' ~
p. uS for Eastog Bethlehem Allentown and Mcuch
6o sl %iSE n1 m1 aa ,,r r,o asiG 9S En
ithaca Auburn Rochester lina! Nia1a'" Pans ana ''e
"''" i'''"l" .H6EE H. sXIltE sagt aaa EHs,
General iaS''r" ONO" CIiAS H. tc;TMaiNGs agent
NgONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
w HhILwAY.-rIaiDs leave foot C"t!anGttt dag lSun
al sc a. m d ia p ~ For $GSTCLAI and oANGE
ana intermediate alton. at : % a. M u l '' "a, ~ ans S
$50 a. III 3,O. $50. and $50 y. For laagwood and Ill
Communication ana chcT cke,s may be htiinsd at ose IN
3IsIy ci'Y and at COMPANY 70 2GS 6SIH ~ i} sSporacdH
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
~ SEW-NORE hTh LIN r. % mileS 'heIT fcH any oiHr
, ts % @gaf f"caog @ tT l ' trn f cayc CASA Genital
Depot Tor Sllcowu willnuan'ic, rdtnam aud Boston at Al
~ and y. -.-.-, --. -, =. .,
AK A., Ni!ili:S'H f0ii riHcaEfs I, Wa AIR LINE.
NEW JERSEY AND .NEW-lORK RAIL
" WAS-Tor HACKEN~htK, SPRING NAIItl, NJ.
YET NEW CITY, HANERsfRhW, ana : ~ IoLN,l
Leave New York Via ferries foot Chamber ~ 40,
sfj a. m; l. 3 4Ij ais and $50 j. N Suud5y- SiJ g. ~
and Gl5 y hca'cr train on ~alriay nghis "'t al
O'Clock through o lNint. EEc1f.i"n tickets ~ fIle
ckct offices. All Trains leave Eiie Depot jersey tty
general GEiCc - BroluWay see cttullI .-..-,.
/. ~. BKUNN. superintendent
-TEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH K. L.
~ Cf.NTGhIJ u. 4. OF SEWJFH~fl.. ...
ALL RAIL line PEIWEFN NEN ulLh' lI'N'
.tiANtII, OCEAN GROVE. SEA Glf'. AND SCl ".
Pa-,nc,r stations ~ foot Of Liberty SL "rd foot
Ci ylfrk ksos-Sf., y. R. 60. -.
nc ,, ~ Irv iC 1876. Trans .oayc NcwNork from
fot %. I.b,rtSt Sorth River al 40, "lo, 4l'J n H.
from foo, Of carr.onst at 49, ao5 1885 a m 800
L %. $50 y. ,.--,-.,..a
ami tiirf. D..,,,.,
with all trans II i. hhl! W :, - ,'h "a -
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
DEXNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLY ANA RAILROAD. ,,.,
Gif Ii,l j.! ~ ANii VI M a an and csr
s0t, EUt = - - Z. tri,. l,'.'; a. f,ilsyy,.
I4pr,, Tor iier.lnrs rit,sDurgl, Tie we anH Soath
SUNDAY ana esg y && && Haven CORY ,pa rrle At 80 and
SO , i' oonr.,ust Cory ios 4itus'iio. i'iroelI &c"
Toi ,,t..ort washington, and te out Limited wash
80 a. 10 arrives ri Washington at !op IA. Regular at 20
D. trI, % I a ~ ,aal, & 81. 70 $50 m 1880 2.lo3
80 D. T. $50 9p apd ~ night a D., = & NJ,
Srapi SrI t,8 M .rro,d ''g.s ? d. ~.
F'f For Ccnjrn1S cen Depot q $50 $50 7to a M aud dS
81 J. i4, $780, o, a.d III on SUNDAY '@o j" IT, ""'
Nsgsrk o, Gao 7aos TO- 10 10 ii6 l2T %
go T. 80 sid 10, 1850 ,. IL, ard lzn'sht Sunday
G.2o go. Z. ana a!or6@ = I'm 9 . 10 II am.lqm
=! 5,aiJ' aa s'?l .a% ID /. E .55 .
s% a 49, 4o a :Gs :so e. s S y 5id 5@6' Z 65
7sl@ 10 an& :,i u s ,5oy S1 .9 soa! & HmDo 3 a 3 10
io o KEN ib1Gls%ict i1 = and II NJ = slo $40 $40
ioI "a. Ml,"g' ~ ~ a a, " % "l1' n ~ a ianT.Iopm
FOR PRINCETON. I, 80 .. N. 80 40 and p. IN
r .iil. li,i gri,jerc 80 !. and 40 p a.
fcr r., - ls%&1 sa& oSSse aO a. Il ,acd f T r a. w. H. and
For trenton B,rGcrto@n, Eurington snd Camden. 80 anu
s rol a" ,cslai % ,o 76a "a ~" S p 90 to ana5rm
fSr ah'staaG, rcmh1lqa grd nd'n p wa ier'n Amo"y-
'i 1i .on a1d rcm6,,n ~, Perth Amboy
aud 90, fa AL, Nounio.tn Junction
Tr.u. arrive: fIrl II'tsbr'Eh, G5o ahi lVSo -"
AND Io.6 D day lolo a. ~ & aEi ,i GS9 ? 80 30 aI Wy
4u. 5.lu and 1920 =. SUNDAY 600 ~ in f'"'h t'1
deluhia ,.l5 90 ESQ IplO ll4l, 100 a. N, Zl' S''
4 Ia 5.lU. TO- G5U. 50, 40 so, aud loEJ T. ~ ~"
1ict.t Cfcen 5LG and Sit Broadway NO. As'ot Hol-'
,ud foot o, Dcbrosses aud t0rtlAndt sts No i"It
Hrp.kyn: ana Nos ia II and llr HudsonNt. h"b'hth
Imgratt Ticket ONCE NO. Battery pa
- ~. BOY D, lr, gen. Passenger Agent
FRASk TnotsoS, General Manager.
GARATOGA-lhe most popular aud direct
y route , b. ne splendid steamers oi tho Peoples in'
DKIW aud 81 IgIIN ir1ying DAILY from Pier - y. H. Al
Il n M Grstt reduction IN fare by c4cuTsnn tickets I" A.
bany, Saratoga, ahd Montreal
C,UNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
y .ur1ng June THE NeVJersey southern Railroad
s4anrr (rfn Wave viii leave Pier 3 North RIVER foot Vi
Uector 1T at 9 so Keulnius, the Tran leave, Long
Branch Al ~ N W, o. - ~, Se"' -
CTONING TON LINE .
y Fdl.. BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EASE
r,.,s,t s,.,r,4r. RHODE iSLAS u and HAUHAUANSET1
leave Per 49, North RIVER foot OF jay ST. al p hi
NOT A TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sale A. principal ictct Offices sateTooms
secured oDee Of Wosott Expires Company snd Al So'
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA aud GALATEA leave Pier q, Ncrh
River, foot % Iace, at AJO ia fieshts VIA e'hef
line tai ken lowest -. ....... .
H. W FILK4Ns. q. 4. AgL d. :. BABCoCk Prest-
rVHE MARY POWELL, for Wet Point,
Nowbnrg POuklikespsir. KondouL and Kingston, iaud
ing Coz1enss. Cornwall, nbton aHI ne" ai1Duig, a
Marlboro By ierIy. will leave i1er 81 NJ X Nesuy sI'
DNIiN. Sundays excepted. NJ $3.50 ~ m
Connects at Poashheepse with evening trains 'os i''
North.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Glp tuaa!eo

ANTrD-AGENTS everywhere IN mo
w Tinted states to sell Che latest aHd nSsi m
trat cI w 10 year pgrticuafs address
Aoo'sh' i'' ' JAMES H. OsGouD q Co. bostot- HASA
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
NOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD. SPRING

i FIELD, WHITE MOUSTAINS MONTREAL, audinor
med Joints leave PIER 70, T.. H. daily tSuys
eXceptcd att y l2SIst, T. T., h p M ard II N con
meeting WITH special tiaUs ~ waNe1 for Hartford Spung
field Tickets sold and baFearc cbecEcd at Jii EOaGway,
New.IorE, and Court-st, Brooklyn. ExcursOn to New
HaXrn IN II 20.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
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CAPRESS HILLS CEMETERY, Long Island
- TIRE ci0cs lots M section J-Nos so 1856, l5S-cheap.
egpy 70 MORGAN, iSJ DuaIe-st. y. y
GENUINE ROCK ASPHALTE.
" Inn ANGLO-SICiLiAS ROCK ASPHALTE SUP
fLh COMPANY 0imited, Ohcos ID and IS ~. sSithans
,s London kngand prepared 70 supply their superior
hsaly b,unlnoas
ROCK AsPHALTB
st l6 shillugs per ton,
90 board 10 Sicily per cargo OF 800 tons and upward,
ee...eleo ~ a. any American pO;t At an agreed rate.
- lDIIERlNG-U. s. Stammering institute
vi Whitel Az Fourth ave. Y. Best fee rences NO
S-y all,I perfectly cured send for circular
w WANIED-A secondhand CARDING-MA-
Nj. ,nHiNK WOOIEN PICKING, and GRINDING
t1s. or card wire all must be In perfect order Name
sptCrp ~ pee, also Size aud capacity Address THOMAS
--SS1n T. Post-Otnee Boz Gs7. BALTIMORE, Nd.
PERFECTIoN
BOXERS EiTTERS.
Ma 70 r.hL ~ fUNKE ia, SOLE AGENT,
w 1o1onhs'r n Y PosLOnce Boz l0ZS.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
.-EW.YNRK AID LONG RRANCH r. Il.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
EnrNn hrnnk nnrrE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE --.
pkSSENGFl. ANb FREIGHT SIAlloNS' i,
IN'NEW NoEE-Ccuifai Railroad ol N'WJtr'ey' 1901 o
Liberty -. AMI i'ut - -n-s'., Nofih Hi'ci
~ NfuILAuIlPEiA-So.th PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. cor.
ueI Third and Hrrt.s'e. o., ,.-. ,.,.
,.Inr,uclu. MONDAY June 10. ls.G It''Hs
Leave cvl oTk, fool ot ID ys' az 10 40 ~" IN
Lave rIlm.cIpnia at 80 80 $50. go o. tt2 N
Prluau buwIys Room tt'- are dtldsIru Z" ' -" ''"
a.u ur. trains from Nrv tufA. - ,- ~ n -
Boats fIs' Cf t!t-ssrGe NJ ''' 'r' wv :" '''
gfe, oi ts,ah,r- .-d freight low ls hy "irf rrli"
,,i r.-fa,I~ delivered at the flI rIialC, L" ne
Centennial Grounds. -. - D. -
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

u
i with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing at lI2h-
land Falls west POut). Cornwall, Ncwburh Marlboro,
Milton IOughkccpse, and rsOIU% steamboats, IhoWat
Cornell leave Tuesday 1uhay aud SATURDAY; James
n Il d
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

rJ'HE MARY POWELL, for Wet Point
Il Nowbnrg POughkeepsir. hondoul, and Kingston, aIn
ing Coz1enss Cornwall aiton ahd New iia11urg aha
Marlboro By will leave Pier ~ W X tNesuysLb
DkIiN SunGAys excepted, NJ 3JO ~ m ,- =, a..
CONNECTS az Polghieepsio With evening trains Tor Tic
North.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

NOR1HERA RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EEr!-w"pd COscr licrmout and Nyhc
7 "a so Tor all except Nyack) 90 a m, l. l. si5. 5o
G 80 73J sud saturday Elg.n Ouy at II 80 D. siE.
dave, a. IL. and go y. m.
Manuel Spring VAIL s. aud Honsey T. 9:[5 m, 445
JND. y. ABBOTT, Geul Pa-s = Aren't, New 1oIS.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. NlB-
n BARD and DANIEL DkEW.-Ieaye Nesuy-st pier
RtSlO and 2IhSt $50 4. Landing AT yack amt Tar
rytOwu by cTrvholt. Point Nesburgh POughkeepse
Rmnebeck Cask, aud Hudson CLOSE connection al Albany
with u.lu p. IN. hr the West over New.D0rk
Central bv special tram 10 sali"ga and Round Lake TO
Point Newb,!g amt return dag 81. Pough
keepsIe ~ 90. Saratoga aud return - 30.
RRIDGEPORT and all points on iousatonic
- and Naugstuck Railroads. FaIe 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT CahsriDe AZ l! 30 and bridgeport al
RRO0KLYN, NEW-NORK. and NEW
.D BURGH. by steamboat ANNENIA.-Leave F1lto1.gt.
Brooklyn NeStry Ncw.l OrL $40, and Twenty
iourthst al 9I5 a. nl iandn. at loukcrS Iona Island
CoZzeus, West Point. and Cornwall NcuUIug, arrive al;
Brooklyn al D. m. TICKETS FOR TIE ROUND TRIP. 81
To Iona Island and rctWn 1j cents