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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-03-04

1.LAlN, L. s. l. LEBLANC, + F.
"a Nctaries public. Office Green Street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

steady; No t0o cashl 4e segtoPbsr 4a'c ssa 9S
S S 81 cash. sSe October s$se Yovosesr J gys
easier o a. se' FORK ss sa at fi s So cash. SIC
october s co al the year iATd a9i s a. "a Bn Meats
r3tr slonder 6 Short NIB and Short cls ear. Ai sn
sSoeC 6usS Wheat bush Germ LOCO S1sh 4s ooS
$500 bush 30 RS Ssoo Ws Sqsh ~ 6So GR Conn.,
bush oats 81 % bush R T s5eP sqs ofo 81 ot
Noye Corn dun Us, a. 4Se 4 y cstooeT &c.
sS Soss 20 ~ ne 20 year me L 1C1T quiet at $40
'csSfT SEPT 22FOur steady rIa Wheat tar dl ss
a. &c ms INSIDE o a e SEA- az Bye BYE q gas
unchanged BARLEY IN good demand a. 70 pDp Meats
IN lair naSd at $3.50 aud Gle for shoulders
Sr and io for Shoulder Clear clear sides Whisky
hr 81 o. Batter hrul ChoiSs western es 1 Common
IS 9s ss g2 e Fair SS aSfS 10
's&sS 70 k Efss sP aa6F Steady but aTm
81 81 oil M NoSs%Ssr 81 So o.
eaer Nc S7e 9sfs steaqisT SO Sss Il o." No Spring
cash ssIc: October sSc. No; do o6e. tregnss Ga
TGS oS oS S' To T 900 g bush Wheat
bbls FlOHg 81 900 bush; Wheat poa.., OF. crnde
1870 coeeed tasle Timothy 81 ssGs gS So f Fa1
is sales $500 6bls sugegane 50 25as 90 Extra $50 g. 70
go Q9sepso n nv ana ONO FAMILY s. 87aS6 d
Hgh Grades a ds8 so. Rye Flour 81 90 wheat scarce
& Ss 3d. VIII %Rite 81 asssi So Rye Germ g Es
GOc SAIL 57ed5sc. oas in fair request New Mmss, %
ode WHISKY held 81 ell ~ for western Butter irn lew
York and Bradford County Extras S2a34e DO 90 F!fsts,
20a3lC Western Extras, 2SGS do t1rsts, 2Sa%oc.,
Rolls western Extras 26G2Se. do Fris, 1907 ChetSe
sts adv Fancy l2Gi2c PRIME &c 9ci "eslrh
Fne lOhGi12c; DO. Prime, 7GSc. Eggs weakeri Iehn'
Eytyana NewJeTsey and Delaware, Fresh 25gZ4c ~
CIT do Z2029c Receipts-FOur L. 90 bOs wheat lVO
bash; Corn 81 bIs. Rye 200 D1sbi oats ~ 1sn
siT LOUIS Sept 22.-Fl0T active ard unohaug u Whe1t
inaciive no Red FAN 81 I7 bid spot 81 1881 10 4
October No do 81 OSs spot 81 83l Oetebefi 81 ~
November Corn steady ana unchanged osts hr eld l
active: No 2 S53Sc Rye quiet at $50. SPOT 6Oc na
October BARLEY steady dTm for high grades others dun
sapne lots Of MnnesOta and WIS eoniD, 9Jod Sl WHISKY
steady al 81 OS Pork steady and unchanged Lart nonl
nallv Bulk eats quiet round lots sasDls az
Te ssaJc for Shouliers, Gear Rib, and Cieas Sizes
but nope we're steady; good Gelnaha 81
55-c 9lsc and love tor shoulders Gear lu al0 YEA.
Ses: held higher Live Hogs strong SeFIcfs @
Daeon a. GOaS5 So ButCheTs S. 80 50 SOj ExtT " Q
81 10 Cattle duh and unchanged. Beeeipts-4OO Dds.
Fi0nr co bush. Wheat $1,000 bush Corr 6OOV push;
oats oOI buSh Rye 1000 bush. Barley, 1000 Hogs lloO
Cattle. -, - ovuht.o
Wabash, 81 N DO. 81 10 no. White Mlehaal'
81 l6a Extra d. 81 20 Amber Michigan 81 IL Septsih
Der 81 tG9 October 81 l6h Nc Red WlneT u ~ O
Red 81 0S do. Dayton and Michigan; 81 Ut-2i heCte
Red, 95e No Amber Illinois 81 y y G0i1 3IiSt 56 SS
No Grade 49ae Damaged AZ &c oats aun Co. 40 n b
Wheat $4,000 bush. Cora, 1900 BUSH oats SnPal'3dts
700 bbls. Flour $1,000 bGsh- Wheat &9OOO DaHi NOln
1000 bush. Oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

ERlE HALLWAY ,
Room cozS % FL aRa SnSsSS g hd and Pespns
0 iSi5 70 Nal for ao viii Sleeping Coaches
7PpE.( Daiyj Pacific Express for Tho West ,, Sleeping
Coaches through 10 RocEcssr luialo NIAGARA Fails Cncl
inn SSrs 10 Ciey elsEd and Chicago.
Trans leave Chambers slrcet Depot "
p. and II midnight Saturday nights only sunaAya Vlo
iaiGerfurd Park and Passalc s45. 7i5 10 Y noon.
night Sunday. S5 10 a. NJ iaS G:5o p m, ~ mid
5 E'ss;SP G s 73S s9 SD 70 G' III 2 @G sad
II midnight Sundays $50, 9:l5, 10 M, Lac, $50.
Sulern G:I5 7l5 TO- lO45 a. m LAS, 345 o. g. 7. p. M
Y nlEht sundiyG $3.50, 10 a. m, ii5' $780, p H. and
CornTai, 7.i5 a. NJ $780, $3.50 p m Sundays, $50 a
warSck, 7;i5, lga5 a N, 4SO p m .ao - sona,v.
Go1feS, 10 o 1915 4 NJ $50, si5, 1901 sun,
uI aaS S,% 7IG' ! i0is m, ss5, $50 sun
days su Tho a. m aaf a:39 = n 3 train trains
Pert Jervis TAO, o. loi5 M 49, 7p m Sundays $780,
~ e w. m : sIvng Chambers hai houIs
leave Twenty hrd .. fifteen minutes earlier 1 above Time
E T minutes carrier Boats ls ,1s NsI
S s. 81 % at d q 3 WIN Trans ,a
and sasp Sg o1Ss, a@G n iS S n" snd %e
e sa &s 4S 52 5s aa S Bsdway No
st. roosA1 and g. gs ne agE IN Yewyork at 725
q m, lao and 1865 p m.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Trains leave EnglewOOd, Chester, Piermont aud Nyaek
CSC 93J p H. Saturday nights only at llSO p. sun
o' Ean Ss s2qs 6 Meq'Gy 90 ~
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. lessee Flush
ing North shore and Central halroaa and southern
InaRs leave Tong Island city as fCllows' ,,,,-r
floA 9DaPSf EE03kKii or u FERitY GEN
esq Scr s tsnE iiGS cSS ES Soc atG 5s
6 g L. 5o5 49, sS2 1910 l p lGlS y TAO
@ 498 S$ 394 + a and ~ o ~ 1tpF? sg g i
For flushing ccstsi Depot creodmoSr Garden City and
p % sd hG and Saturday lights For Fo Con-
tral Depot and Garden City "a 2; ~
For For F FsSyiS9eGS ri gs5 3 o. sS M
For Jamaicae.s5, 7o5 $50 565, 1908, li2O M; 500.
S,For Far RoSEaaSy 1905 lI:SO M $780, 4O4 s, T.
fSr Locust vaney-s:a5 $780, 1908 M $685. 4O4 sos
Tor Mempstcad-7O3 500 1880 M sO9 4:O4 $50 p m.
For Port JefeEsonG3S 1908 a. mi DOS p m Northport,
For babylon 1903. $50, llgo nj 400, ., COS
For lhp-1O3, $3.50 g. MI y. M Patchegue-e.5O a. m
For nlyerhead-o:O5 a. mi S:oS, 4'o3 p. m -
For Greenport and sag hmbor braneh-9o5 a M 4'o2
For CreednlOOr only--l.O3 p. m.
f1 @o Finishing 6SFo s,fse 5o dsssS Point ana %hie
'GEs one 9SS S.l a M go $40 S as s5 IA
For Flushing (dansL) 8l6, 1888 M l24o, 2sO5 4l6,
645, 10 y. M 800
m: Babylon and fatehogue-9ii5 a. mi 6.05 4. m.
FROM LONG Island AND SOUTHERN DEPOT SOUTH
or FERRY.
For Far R0okaway-9a mi $40 D. m.
For NorihpoTt and Port JesrSOns $50 For North
port-6.4O pm
$40 y. IN.
Fefrynats leave foot Of James Slip Sundays
cepted 10 thirty minutes previous q
the departure OF trains from Long Island City
leave New YORK. loot OF East 1hyiourth st.
eyefY l5ltnutos previous 10 tho departure OF Iana
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

A LBANY and TROY by day boats G. VlB-
"a BARD and DANIEL DEEW.-LEayo Ntstry'st plef
at 10 and 2lthsL 80 leading ~ yack ann Tar
Iytowa tHy fcrfyb1lU Point NcwBbrgb Iuushsegsf
HncbecE, CatsFi aud tud-1n Close connection ~ hhf
with new tFau Al D. for the Hcst. over Ncwl YORK
Central Point Sowbsh and return, same day.
Al d JkrpIz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

6orscs. Carriages, 6arness, &r.
A SECONDHAND CARRIAGES at n
M EACRIFICE--laatu, clarence coupe, PARK phag'ol
Tug hunting cart DOCTORS pEaIpa or Naon, top and no
top SuT WAGON. all Iel ~ private family ard nearly
near 4tIaY6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

A. A, A.
METROPOLITAN SALESROOMS.
r. H. STEWNSti,
Auction and toWIl.s-Cu Merchant
sg7 8gq gfi Fnuriiav-, corner Twenty hfthat,
FiIlsT REgU LAR SALE
al
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HOUSE FURNlSHlNu
GOODS, AND CEREBRAL IERCHAHDIsE,
TUESDAY. sept. 20, 80 iU1 O'Clock a. M
Congu8rs VIII please send tNgr Gods today 90 thar
they may be entered tho catalogue, which VI! be teady uh
Monday next. Iibofal gash ElyauCas w&Cn required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nic
II and EauRatuek airoF1s. Pare FL. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT CaIhaTine II 80 and Bridgeport all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
HORSE and c CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YoRK Friday. Sept. %, 1875.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
s,lo AT Arch Iohnson's establishment Thirecnth-st,
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CROSSE g. BLACKWELL,
u rnryeKnra % the Qneen. SOTO -aQUARE. LONDON.

PURSUANT to an order of the High Court
OF Justice Chancery Division, made In che matter OF the
Of George Garstin Bemore otherwise George Be
more otherwise George BENJAMIN Garstin otherwise George
TgImore astn deceased and action, Edward Br1yley,
pilutn against John Laurence TOole, defendant s1t O.
SD The creditors George GaTstin BemOre otherwise
George emorp otherwise GEORGE Benjamin Gsrtn other.
BelmOre Garstn, late OF No. $40 strand, IN tho
county MiddescI actor who died at NO 81 FOuraye IN
tho CITY aud STATE Of Newlork ON the 18TH day OF Noyen
before the 10th day Of October 1876 TO
send POST prepaid Mr Frederick Thomas Dubois Of No
~ kngs Cheapsde in the city OF London and Kingdom OF
Great Britain the solicitor Of the defendant John Laurence
o1e deceased their Christian and sur
Names addresses and descriptions The Christian and
partner partners the full particulars Of their
claims statement OF their accounts ann the nature Of The
securities az any, held by hem or In default they w De per.
emptofy benefit of the said order Every
creditor holding any security produce before the
Master OF the Ro his Chambers situate IN Rolls Yard
Chnpcervlane Midesex England Thursday, the 26th
day October 1876 at IL OF the clock at noon being the
appointed for anjulicating on the claims.
Dated tlBs Tth day Of August, 1876.
JOHN WILLIAM HAWKINS, Chief Clerk.
JOHN WILLIAM PROU DFOOT, "a JOhnsL,
BedfoTdrow, in the County OF Mlddlesex England
Plaintiffs Solicitor.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II -
/ GREAT TRUNK LINE ANp UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
XpTcss for isrrisburg Pittsburgh tho West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 A. % and $3.50 D.
For Slia@spori lock Haven, and Enc $40 and
$50 D. connecting Cory for litusyie Petroleum Cen
layton ExIrss OF pullman PalOT y except Sunday
$50 a. M arrives at Washington at $40 Regular at $40
a. Esp TS na rsnGepS Sn 49, SO m 1880 24o
a. s 2 : 4 s0 p sPS a. ~ & $50 and m Emu
S For I CsnisSSa Depot AZ 5O ESQ., 1880 Io $50 r
~ %, B aud .. m: On Sunday a. m tetnrning Leave
44J 6:SO g. $50 ard 7:O5 D. On Sunday 72O w. aud
2 2{ $40 $40 $40 $50 $50 o. 500 SAC, $40, go
$50, 4 $50, $40 40, 1850 aud IL niglt ssunday
70 SSs o3 ;safst% ~ 7sc
$50 $50, $40 10 ll"O p M anu IL night Sunday,
''f For o Fsl,Gay, s. $50 TAO g. 10; Il I2 M
For Wooibrse Perth Amboy, and south AmIoy and 10
a. M 24O. t;1I and gig p IN; n n AIN nm .oo
s.iS IST M 20 and Il light sunday 7p m
ffSSr r k Kais Sn and h6dky Ill., M
For PRINCETON. I, $40 q. n 80, 2 i:l0 and p.
For For fRRGs5SS and SR so GG 'O and O
For msieer aS SS Bac ig and
For Trenton Bordenown burlington and Camden 1880 and
$50 TSi F re-, l5Io $50 : ' M 70 llO andepm
For Faminsdale and Sqgag 7S0 a m and p N; r,O,
23O p. ~, ana VIA Monmouth Junction 4i0nm ,,,.,.
and 1:SO d. NJ. via Monmouth Junction -
Trains arrive; From Pittsburgh, GEO and 1880 a. m.
except s 5U Monday From Washington ana BaG@or
s RiS enG a aS9 8 ijo io III To a. $IO 800
40 J;i0 CLIO, $50, 735, 40 $40, and 1920 m sun.
d cS ST6 aT SO and iSS S4 BroadWaS 10 House
and loot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandtss No. Gogrtst
jersey city EPgassGt Ticket ONCE No
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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WOOL MARKET

PHnApELPHIA, Sept 22.-Wool active and Grmer; snp.
ply hight; Ohio, Pennsyiynia and West Vtrgtnia = X
aUA ebsve. A2dA5e: X, 4Oa42e: Medium, 3Sdf2c;
Coarse. s6aSsc. New. York, Michigan; indiana, and
Fine, 35d37c.; Medium, 3S04uc.i Coarse 80
aS7c.; COMBINE washed, 45al7c; do; uawsshed 35ci
Canada. Soc; Fine Unwashec, 23G2jc. Coarse
and McdlHni UnwaShed 2sQSOe; Tub.Washed, 57a42c.
Colorado washci 2o922c Unwashed. l6c2Oc Extra and
MeTin0 Pulled, 800S5c; No I and super Pulled 3003tci
Texas aud Medium lSs25c CoaIse, lG9lsc; Cairtor-
MA FINE and MetiuIn, lSGe6e.; Coarse. l60loo.
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flnGnrlal.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
" RAILWAY COMPAHY.-Notice is hereby given that q
DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS and FIFTY GENTS
PER SHARE declared the preferred stock OF me
Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Paul Railway Company payable
at office OF the Company 6S William ST. on the ON dSy
the goth September and re0pened ON the 10Th Gay OF
October next. JULIUS WADSWoRrH, VicePresidenL
sent & 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS..
A LBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

Centennial visitors enjoy view Of the best and most
scenery OF the Highlands the Hudson by ray
cling the PEOPLES LINE" Of elegant and commodloas
Passing West Point and all places OF interest early IN
the evening and connecting at Albany with morning rams
for Chicago and all points NORTH and VEST Boats leave
vana Railroad pier NewYork Firstcass tickets good on
Hudson River Railroad will passage and satefOOn
berths in exchange Staterooms warmed BY stean Meals
4 la Eur0p u1a IN
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Banking fouscs ano Bankers.
Dluloeno Noiites.

lJlul0en0 Noiitf5.
TIME KEOKUK AND DIES MONIES RAIL
4 WAY COAIPANY.The Coupons due oct J. is'o, OF an ~
bonds u this GO up3ny viii pad alter that date at tho
"'i"A HENRY A. BAELINe, Treasurer.
Co,frTEoI LEEs OFFicE NASHVILLE TenB AuP. 23 1876
VNHE past-due Coupons July, 1879, oil the
bonds Of the state OF Tennessee together WIN te GUY
sfgpiUc Coupons 1874 and January 1879. VIII he ai
on AMI after tie Eth pit nDer 1876 when presenter
al the Fourth National b2'k IN NtW-NoFh NltS OF AZ wv
state ITeasurcT's OaaCC ia ',SslVHle
TGs an, ouncement maize IN accordance VITA NE bohcy
r to1rr enuncafad OF the state VIZ tat
a ms ament world be paid ~ soon as te acna
rccgiptS from the revenues Of state would Justify
JAS L. GAINES, STATE Comptroller
VTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD C0MPANY.--
u A DIVIDEND or TWO PER CENT on The CAPifAJ
STOCK Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
viii be paid after Oct 1916 20 o. record
SeBt 20 1876 YORK stockholders VII be Tad ~ !he
0Gne 'f1uS! Company, New HCk, ant b.st2h
the office Of tho Company "A Eqi'Atio Au
ing Boston. - a., --, ....... ~, p
tosto, Ee.f II lsTB Il. III. ROLLINS, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL,
The Steamers OF this line take f.OuIos recommended
py Many T. e. NJ going south Of the Banks on the
passage o. CuCcnstowu all the wear round
CELTIC. SATU RDAY sept. %, At y 2. ~
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY, Oct z, 81 7:SO n m
GERMANIC, SATURDAY, Oct. 81 az 1;SO a M
CELTIC. SATURDAY Oct. -. 81 l:3O y m ...,,,,
FROM TIRE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o., NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform size and unsurpassed IN ap
SGnOs SCaeIOtfns, SMOKING ana SAN
Rooms placed ambps, where the noise and inoGOn
felt aoring degree OF comfort hitherto unat
talDable - - -
favorable terms SteeTsgO, S2S. -.
For Inspection OF plans and other information apply al inc
4 J. CORrIS, Agent
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Gnropsan advertisements.
q @
L.AMPLOUCH'S
PYRETIC SALINE
Proved to DO tao best preventive Of

Proved to DO tho best preyentiveO Of
SMALLPOX, FEVER, and SKIN DISEASES.
1t agreeable vitszng refreshing So
Des gives instant relief in Headaches Rises
Sickness quickly Erupye Skin
Complaints The various arising nom Constipation
Climatic influences Liver Blood Impurities Inocas
ton the results Of Breathing infected Fevera Mes
sles or smallpox and prevented by It's Sold
by al Chemists and the Manufacturer.
The numerous statements letters relating marvel
ous effect as positive cure scarlet and blood
pOsons are most remarkable and painfully suggestive
great neglect whenever PYRETIo sALINEi en-
ployea IN these Diseases at furnishes the blood s
lost saline consutuents"lDT Morgan, NJ. D., etc, etc
The late Dr. Thurey stae his letters and eetures at
found It act as specific worst form Of Scarlet Feys
NO OTHER medicine being given"
NOTICE MY TRADEMARK AND NAMK
BUFF-coLoRED WRAPPER
An other salinesa are
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
in fact an attempted fraud On the public myself
Sold by all Chemists the Maker In patent gassstOf
pered bottles at 2s Cd, "A Cd. lis, and 2lG each
Special Agents, Messs RAIsrEs, Liverpool, Edinburgh
and York; GLASGOW APoTHEcARIEs COMPANY, and
HATRICK & Co, Glasgow.
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKETS.
PRnylpFycE r. l. Sept 22-Printing Cloths are strong os
last reported with seye demand and considerable bus
at ful prices.
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9teamboais ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSIE 5.
~ ALLENTOWN LINEaFsrry stations in New y, YSrsy
Station Stat o 'i foot q ii5srtyst ao.' - 49,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July 81. 1s7e-Leave hew-YorE foot OF LAD
$40 a. m~MaH TRAIN for Easton. Belvtdcre Bethlehem
Bath Allentown Manch Chunk Tamag1a IamanenG s
Se LaeS snd w ss[a RSaoSa c
-, mFOr s0meEyls and bennington, surs,v,, for
High Bridge Branch Easton A s M bn1E Taada
Towsnda wilkesbarre PO;tsvle, scranton. Danvl~ WI
si0Io a m-FOr somervfle and Fiemngton
loo mExPREss for Flemingt9n ESst3o Ans wsEea
barre Reading. Columbia Lancaster, Ephraa' fot'sVM@
2i5 p n~ExrREss for EastOn, Bath. Mauch Chunk
ZOO mFor High Bridge Branch, Easton Allentown.
Mauch Chung connects at Junction with DeL' LACK
1880 D. m~For sorneryiIie and Pennington
s5sjS mEyRSiSG EXPRESS daily for EastOn. Allentown
Msuch Chunk Wlkesbarre Towanda Reading ana Harris
ego D. m-For Easton
o6 6eai I ss'1 IcSs & 5o i5o 500 40 $50 $50
Connection is made By carksonst Ferry at Jersey City
For trains to local points timetable at stations.
NEW-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH r. R.
h hkk GAIL oc hlHE e6VE SEA
foot d% Cf l GSs sN oi River a. s5 l5 H. S5
From foot of CIarksonst at l135 g. NJ. 4:2O o. n.
All trains Long Branch. ocean Grove, Spring Lake.
Stages to keyDOrt connect at Matawan Station
with all trains
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTENNIAL
Commencing MONDAY, June l9, 1876. TraDs
Leave foot Of Libetys st., at646, 745 slo m
Leave loot Of Clarksonst at $685. 1885, sos m, 1850
42O. Goo D. m. -, -,
hiIadelphia from station North Pennsylysnia Raj
road and Berks-sts at 1880 $50 t1 l3O, 3:Zu o.
D. leave Centennial Grounds al 7:l5 0lo m ll9
s. 4Dd, G:l0 p. - A.. -, -,
Clio from New,NOrk. and TO trains leaving Cen
tennial Grounds at 45J and b:lO %. M ..,-...
Rates freight as low as oy
Centennial delivered at the
Centennial Grounds Il. II BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass Agent
r. E. KICKER, supt. and Eng.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing 81 High
land Falls West POint Cornwall, NewburRh, bariDOro
Milton Poughkeepsie, aud rs0pus. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday and saturday James
Baldwin Monday, Wednesday, Frday SDrngtL Pier IS
n. H., at U, III.
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0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.--THE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPANY,s MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING at PLYMOUTH g. b. for the landing Of passen
gere
cabins provided with electric bes will SAL from Pier No
49, foot Of BarrOwst. North RIVER. as follows
sPERkIRI. Dapre Sept 20, a.
ST. GERMAN. RecnlOux. RDAY Sept 80
LABRA DOR sangiier .SATURDA Oct z, Sa
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Unfolding winee
First Cabin, Sll0 10 $780, according 10 accommodation;
second cabin. s72 third cabin $40 Return tickets 81 70
ouced mites
bedding utensils without extra charge Steamers marked
thus ~ do not carry storage passengers.
louis DE BEB1AN, Agent No. IS BroaaNaR
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nor THE CENTENNIAL

VISITORS TO THE GREAT E% POSITION who intend
remaining several days " ~ find the route wa
LONG BRANCH AND THE ". J. SOUTHERN r. r.
attractive than any other. - -. -.
The steamers JESSE HOHT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Pier 8, n. r.. foot OF Rect0r-st. at
S45 a. M. and 400 D. M,
connecting Sandy Hook with trains for Phade
pima direct
The SeyYork Bay, In full view Of the ocean the
shipIing and the extensive Government fOTcatlOns u sad
be the world sandy Hook the railroad
shore fIr IL miles TO the SUMNER CAPl
tai" passengers stop through tickets.
The depot paie pba Is at Toe foot ~ NSrketst con
the best city hotels and bJITstng houses
Tickets for tho TouEd TRIP good Tor 10 days So single
fares, - 40.
River, aud tc Tor WarciONn, B1Iutga and Tucker
ton. Accus luOihuon Tor Long Branch NJ y.
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ArEw.Y0RK. NEW.HAYEN AID HART

NEW-GORk, NEW HAVEN AND HARI
~ FORD H. B-NEW-lOHK AND NEW.liANEN Dl.
VIsION.-summcr cement commencing juno II. 1875
Passenger station in New York, Grand Central Depot co
trance on Forty second ST. 49,. -,
Trains iar NewUayc leave at 7!lO 6eool go (EN'5
eOJ tAc,s, II n m. tl.xl IL \. tAccnl ! tt.N.h 80
tAec'n, (EXl 40 ard $40 local Exl9 pXl' and ~
For South Eorwalk go 500, 9oS II q IN. 70 m, CEIl
2Zu 10, 40 DID, go, $50, y, 10 p w. or STANFORD
ITO. sos, 9Ihr 1910 a T T. m, ~ $i5' 800 44O'
no tom lSprgss, via spnsacd st 800 aud o. M apl
NJ; shore line ] aud 10 D. nj the 5U0 a. H. IL
., and 10 p. nj. ~ piping at Stamford, No'Na!k anh
sos and II m, 3 o. and 10 y. bridgeport. The
sos Iu ard r. with trans Shore Line Dl.
vision for PROVIDENCE ami the Connecticut Valley at
SaybrJOk. The sos a. m. and p. connect with
slOrs Line Division for Norwich and New. Haven and
Northampton H. H. at Nrwlay,n and the sos m. and p.
Newport 800 II m. l2 aud trains con
with Connecticut ENCr H. Il. siicld, and
Montreal. The 500 aud connect with Nau.
Fatuck and Housatoc r. RS az Bridgeport The sO5a NJ,
and !, 10, i+O and p. m. with nsnbury and Norwak,
South NorSak, amt the 800 l. 4iO, and 5:A5
with New, tanlan ". II. at STANFORD.
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trains OF via spriugheid NJ 10
D. via Providence.
Night Express Trains.
Grand Central DrpU, AT Offices OF ~ y iT,nsfer Co. o.
BruadWay York and Ma. Court ST. Brooklyn, who VIII
aAo cheek baggage from residence 10 destination.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE
- For BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST =
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARIIAGANSET1
Pier SO. North River, foot OF JaysG, at p m
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for salo all principal ticket Offices staterooms
at ones OF Wesco Express Company and az jos
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA end GALATEA leave Pier 81 North
RIVER foot Of Park place. at 45o Freghts via either
line taken lowest rates.
L. W. FILKINs, q. p. Agt d. = BABCOOk Pres'G
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Ocean Steamers.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
N Philadelphia and Liverpool calling at Queenstown Thurs
DAYS from PHILADELPHIA Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers TO sail from Philadelphia as follows -
PENNSYLVANIA Sept. % ILLINOIS Oct ~
Getty OF NEW.YORK Oct5 LORD Oct 20
IEDIANA............ Oct ~ oHIo...ses z
Pnce OF Passage IN Currency -
Cabin E75 500 Intermediate, $40 Steerage, S2S>
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen. Agents, Phladepha
JoUN MCDONALD 3 BatteTY.pace, N. Y.
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NOTICE.
N All persons interested the securities Of the ALLAN
TICANDPACIFIC RAILROAD Co. desiring 70 paTe pate IN
the organization the ST. LOUIS AND SAN fRANClSCO
RAILWAY Co. accordance with the plan adopted by the
Committee of said and r. r. r., must SIGNIFY
such prior Sept 80 1876 and all subscriptions TO the
securities Of the organization made under sa pa nus
be settled before october H. 1876 or the privilege OF
narticpating viii be forfeited. A. PIERCE,
Room Sc 8 Bf0ad.st, N Y,
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TABLE DELEGATES are displayed in the
Agricultural Hall, where nsUecOn Is invited, and are
sold dealers in hrstcass groceries IA the United
States and Canada Every genuine article Is labelei
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE

FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing OF High
land Fails west Point. Cornwall, Newburgh, Marlboro
AlLon, Poughkeepsle and rsopns steamnoa.s Inonas
W Baldwin Monday Wednesday Friday sDrtngtt Pier As
\. H., at4 D. III.