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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The consideration of the contested will Of
orSon A. House and the several motions made in the
case in the suogates Court has been put down Tor MOI
day next
The United Stats Grand jury viii convene
an I-bursaay The most important case which VIII be
befo a val be that Of Capt GrInde charged with IN,
hiJrn fretent OF seamep, and Foster Elack charged
viii pngsng goods through the CustonGOuse az an u-
derYaluatiOn-
A suit is now pending over four lots OF Fer
nando Woods property at Eighty seeond-st ana
Teycuth-aye The suit is brought by the heirs OF one
ErIisall who made conveyance to his brother VINO
conveyed 70 Mr. Wood The conveyance o. Ihe ilrst
BlrdsaI was IN 1888. Mr. Wood BOUGHT IN 1917, inc
case camc yes-crday before Judge WcstorooS N Su-
prcms Court, Chambers, motion Tor an ORDER 70
slew canse why the plaintiffs should not snow wat tne
fanl, In the conveyauccs is Judge NeStbrooS gahed IN
Urtler 10 shOx cause, retlunsble next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

FRpM BF,cM H.S-- stsqfas' MOself s,pt lDMl sd
sfrs W D. ShpmGDn. r. J. Jewett and family, hI aga Ms'
Henry FercU n ana Children Austin scott Mss = y
lanuev bfJs o. NJ. Stone Miss n. J.. Horton hiS ietto1
family and servant A. MOrit, Mrs. GeecHe LGsstp PISS
Iussen Heru segnitz Alfr6d Mendel, j FTti Dat anu
family carl Gail Carrie Grants Miss MnGa
Miss Ir1na ker, Miss Grace obsrra'r III ELia
ObeIfelder, children. and servant Miss Mana iatl gs
schultz Jsmes Nicholson. Paul Hoy, Geo r. NJ lI.
Hoos JACOB Bliss Hotter, II. punkack Miss lasie
Ffrs RaRchfU8s children Miss Anna halG ils 5ss
Tmliie Raucfuss Herr Gegcabach Fri.if lholes, Mss
Johna Hort j. r. Jonsen Ms CFiDentlb0 Cor, siu
ehidrsn. f. p. siellizer MIS- Ilorette Sht,;,I yer
Hrs Marietta Frank and children. siiss r. SiDetthe Afs
IOsss Muller Mrs. Christine WlrscllRg jon A. iiAPis
Horn. van o. Miss Christina j. Herring, Miss NiHy a.
Herring. Jacob 8sdOergcr, MHh Borgea ME. % Us
Berts Strauss AID children Miss AguStc kTe,scsf Chas
Won Linden G0t Meyer IoJs &eler Heinz Fsthei JOIN
K TetioB, FCTd. Hene Miss Cara ScbchpOin,
Mrs Il. Jung and children, John Eeilstedt'
Can't Uiur SteeHgraie Francois Alnery ME AnnG Aey,
Albert BaehmaRn, Julius FeHd KedGs BgigeI At9 s
kiseh Miss Nanny schmidt Bernhard dCiiennon,
MR. Mary MOGenbOa and Children Ms loh
Henimelt Mss Tom Uemmeit, Ioas ScTpe'fr dfs lls
Schroeder and Children Albert AndeTe otto BarWo john
RichaFd Fieck Richard Fei7cAcf Oscar Halk Jcseph
H0fnaBn with. Kramer, John Ienall jos pm i.tentAt'
Roht. Masrz, Lows Meesner, ottoman Seuinaln'
FTanE Pcst otto Pix George Eoi1l" oidt
Osweid strasseT Carl Sifetzel JohHes Vchomann, Max
UBger Carl With, e. schmidt Oscar Coae Eta sifilas,
oscar sclumann, DR. Franz W. LOptT NJ. and Hrs raster
and ehnYeE, Mrs. Elizabeth KRAFT aNi Children
Conrad Mrs A. CathaI1ne Ienenbrink and cdt Miss
Margaret kattenhorn, MIA D. WOslherg ana ci' us
Cashane DOhnann Mrs. MinDa R1senbaum and ceillfen
Pauline FTaneke Leopold aosenbauin, > klshei, HeI
mann EhIman, Miss luliua keinach.
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Ocean cleaners
NEW-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL


NEW-Y0RR AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINE q
These arstelass steamships stl regularly AZ from
Piei No IL. North kivtrsas follows:
steamship TUESDAY. Sept IL
steamship tOLj sept u
Accommodations unsurpassed FOR freight passage apply 10
WILLIAM j. CLYDE. & Co. NO. q BoNiing-greSnL
NCKEIIEtt LTIING & Co. Agents In Havana
yVHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STA TIES MAIL.
The Steamers this Line take the Lane Routes
Lieut. Maury, L. ", going south OF the Banks the
passage QUEENSTOWN. al! tne round.
GEhMANfC, sATURDAY sept 49, at $ p. m.
CELTIC, SATURDAY. sept %, at a m
BRiTANNIC. SATURDAY, Oct. Z, at 1880 a. m.
GEEMANIC. safe RDAY. Oct 81,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER.
These uniform size and unsurpassed IN ap
pontmeutS The Saloon. StaterOOms, smoking and Bah
Rooms placed amidShips whore the noise and motion
tainabe at
RATES-salOOn, $50 and slOo gold Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Storage, So.
For Inspection plans information apply at the
Company Offices, No 81 Broadway New ok
t. J. CORTIs, Agent
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sHIppLNG iNTkLLIGENck
PORT OF NEw.YoRK ......-.~...~srrr. IL


PORT OF NETWORK .................sRrT. II.
Steamship Nevada r, GGar Liverpool via Queenstown,
steamship Keniiworh CBr) Prowse, Antwerp George W.
Colton 4 "a
Steamship FFaDoOala SyaRg. Portland, !. T. AIncs.
Fish, 5tackpOle. london, BuIg63s.
B1rE Norma Aus Seoprylehi reineR, BenhHHi & Boye
IIark Eliza Barss Veasy, Hamiltsn Ber, A Tucker
Bark Minnie 81. Waits, waits. AntwcTp, snow q Burgess
BARK Merc,r Nor Frtvcd, ESouth, Boek-nann oerleia
Bsfk Foke (sorl NleaaelsSn Elsnore Fuaci Edye Co.
BARK uer) Witt Espore for orders Funch, Edge
BARI Honsstrand (Nor) Boo Riga Russia Loals Tetons
BarG Tomtiden tNOr Teri sen, Bordeaux 9. Too Co
Brig Pearl, Brightman, POrtospsin, Daniel Iro~iTdge
Bis Fsvure (NOEl steiDert BayOpne France. FuHeh,
Ins Ia Plata Br) Bray. GlOssOn Dock Eng slaksec a
Big Nellie CBr, hood. ST. ThO@ss apd Turks Island, Pen.
1iis EeUis HlgGins 50 KitiS and West End. ST. croE.
schF Helen Mara Look Demerara and POM spau. W.
Barge Gsors etown RebertsOb. philadelphia.
ARsfYKb
Steamship Andes lBE), HHzhcs. fortau Prince Aug a.
EaVaEla 18th Cartaxeaa 20 and AspiaHa sept q with
fDdse. and pass. to PIN FOfwoOd q Co
sfeanshIp Herman Livingston Mallory, Savannah sept T.
with ndso. aud pasA 10 Murray Ferns Co.
hip Sraeon tof Londen) sVsroD Llyefoo 30 GaFs with
BARK Limerick Lass sypsrck. settin 81 aaYs with empty
Bsrf Jsaso r Bces Kingston and oia IIarbu5 JAM %
DAYS with aaxaE aRd i0gROod.
Bark Arctnrns (Gerl BraBho1, Gibraltar 80 days. with
Sulphur tcaEgo Of brig Alice beoTs reported wfeckei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

The supply Of money Offering for use ON the s'ree'
continues "a plentiful as ever, and call loans are
readily negotiated on mixed collateral at per cent
as the top rate and under though the charge among
tho trast companies is d. There is activity IN
discounts, aud rates arc quoted at to 5is PER
cent, depending upon the grade OF paper offered.
The United States Treasurer to-day received
$500, 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts as Washington to-day we're
$4,000. The Internal Reyunue receipts footed W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

"Nr. Watterson, | believe" Yes, Sir"
Ny name IA Brown" ISIS down, Mr. ll'1wu -. ~ A.
there apy way sr WattersOn 20 preserve tho nlty OF
The ballot box Ia IudanaT fIuterchange Of wnGS " ~
shall De attended to. Mr.. Brown" "IhanR you AslE
Won Mr. Wetterson you will yet be- Father o. yoI
Country" ono thanks, Br. Brown. Non VIII Eno cue
Watei-coOler IN tbe cOUntinsrOOH. Good aAF Sf' Ny
love 10 the GoYefnOr."-f CiuciRtat COmmeTeiai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
goparinership Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
~ CREIGHTON q Co. .cOmpJsod of Thomas j. Cnchton
and Jalucs sherwood, Pruers, this day dissolved
by mutual c0rscat
Mr. CREIGHTON will tho business at the old stand
s and will all debts due tie Late frm an
will al Chains against II.
Dated New York. sept 2 1873. ...z-
JAMES &. SHERWOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

The London advices commanded no special atten'
ton today there being alteration ia The rate OF
money and only moderate changes IN the price OF
securities. U. s. old 1868 and lS67s up each
/. to 1864. and IOssl respectively, l0-i0s and new
fyes leaving off at 1o7l29 1878. The new az per
cents were Il h!gI1i1P at 1032a910i4. Erie common
closed at gise9Ss and preferred at II, Illinois Gen.
trail being quoted at S1Gs2, and British consos AZ
95laa955s. The sum Of e24 900 bullion went into
the Bank Of England ION balance to-day.
The s per cent reptes in Paris advanced
l7ls confines to 1O6.22l2 Sight exchange on
London has fallen to 1924. Here sterling bills on
London opened at 81 Sale and 81 sc for sixty days
and sight, but by o'clock leading drawers had re-
duccd asking rates 10 81 81 to the for long, and
~ ssh for sight on the free receipts of cotton bills
aud fr,n other causes The selling rates Were down
"a ii a9A>r4 s3la and 81 S4G$4 50. There was
rotbor moro movement in the market. The gold
market Was less ACME, though more than ordinary
DAVIS business was donS, Opening at ll0A. tbs
price al once advanced to 1902 but fell on to llOb
on the reduction in rates of STERLING oy hs
standard bankers. The afternoon market "@
quiet mt this quotation, until 2 p IN, WReh tus
price declined to 10. The cash gold lent az 2
and L. down to fat for usc thcnl2 paid FOR
carrying but later 2I2 was paid for nse. Yet con-
siderable short interest has been covered The AS
sisiant treasurer paid out $40 900 IN coin interest
on the public debt, and $4,000 in redemption OK
called bonds The operations at the Gold Exc hangs
Bank covered Gold cleared, S31, 352.000i goid
balances, 1881 ICY; currency balances, $12|o''
070. We annex principal quotations OF gold
o SS iiISs sSSIIo gSSiiiiSS
i i:SS. iiSl 1870 ...iioS lilo /
We annex closing revised rates OF foreign ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
CToNING rON LINE

CT0NlNG TON LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Elegant stanlees RHODE isI.AND and NARRAjA SSlrl
leave Pier 81 North River foot OF Jaysi, at ]. IN
NOT "TRIP MISSED III SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for safe an principal ticket Offices Siateroom9
secured Offices OF Wetcott Express Company amt II 3bJ
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Stsanslips ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ North
River, foot Of PaTkpace AZ i5O M Freishs via either
line takri AZ lowest raicA
/. W FILkISS q. l.. Agt u. >, BABCOOk, PrcsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
Breiness Ghances.

NANTFD-PARTNER TO do general Office
w work. with capital Ut $4,000 - S2eOJo salary for
services ami interest guI anoed 70 invest IN rapidly sro"
ing, established turing business. address
DRAWER 1885, Burlington. Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND HROOK ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AED THE 80 ILNNIAi%
commencing mon DAY, JUHs 10, ln.b Trans
Leave Nc~NOrS, fUOJ OF Liberty ST. a. ODD 'iJ BID a. m
lJB. ). $50 D. n. 49,.
Leay, foot ClaTsson.st G.3s 1885. oo5 m 1870,
ago. G.s1 d. ~ -,
Lave Philadelphia stafIpn North pcHnss lvaua Bail
rJad IlUd and EgTKsss at $50 S5n an lfu - >
GSOP leINc Centennial Grounds o. :l1 y 10 a. Az IL 70
s. A. G.lO =.
Pullman drawing Carr attached ~ the 5a5 ard
9I6 a. L. trains from Nef IC. 10 tTaua leaving CeE
tarrial Grounds 20 o. sri irl' d. -.
lfrs aun freight % low a. Dy ulf routes
Centennial lss delivered al ne NAN 'iagte 10 thh
Centennial Grounds. H. y. bAlsbN ~,
GcL fatA Agent
r. T. RICHER Supt ana Eng.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC
eup J.3S G:ls Moon rises. ll:4o
HIGH WAITE THIS pAY--A. NJ
Sandy HOoG island 2;29 Hell O. Ferry SlS
HIGH RUS DAY-P y
Sandy Hook 2SI Cows island 305 Hell q. Ferry f54
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by day boats G.. VIB-
"a BARD and DANIEL DREW:aLeaye yestry-st pier
FytOwa ferYb0at West Point Ncw0argh POughkseJ~ne
8hmeheck Catski aud Hudson Close connection az Albany
wita Few traln n D. N. fer the West New-NOrk
Central By special train Saratoga aud Round Lake To
Point NeNbngh and return day 81. POUCH
$ 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
ERIE KAILWA1
H SUMMER ARRANG ENENr OF trains in effect June 5

IT. sUnaER ARRANGE MENr OF trains, in effect June s.
1876:
ga m-Clncinnat ana ChiclgD Day Express Drawing
Room tOacbts g Buffalo and SJspeLpu Bridge and Seepn
COnrhps H. Cleveland Cincinnati. fHu Chicago
1919 g. mE1pitss Mail for Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
7pm.-CDely) Pacific Express fJr the West Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester buffalo, Niagara Fails CnCn
natl ClcVrl3ud Chicago without change; also Hotel Din
ms cars 20 Cleveland and Caie1go.
Irain- lea. phsEhtT. street DopJt, " Tor
p. aa IL midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays, 9b
RaGeffard Park and Passaic Gas 7l5 10 a. r 70 NOON
lI5 3. 345, 49, $50 O, ESQ, $, 10 p m, II mid
night sundays 500, 10 a. 1873, $50 D. m aHd ~ mid
Paier,on. CAS- 7:i5 sjo TO- 1913, Ii3Oa TO- I2 noon
las B. -, $40, 49," o. $40 g. GIG, $50, T. = 10 D. M aud
II midnight sundays $50, S;l5 10 n7 Ii5 $780, D. m,
suicrn G45 745, TO- 1915 A. NJ las. 3i5 SO T. D. NJ
II midnight Sundays $500 10 IN, l!j, $50 .. M, and
Cornwall 7:l5 a. ~ $50 $50 p. m. sundays $50 q m
Warwick, T.ij lU;15 a. m, $50 D. III
Ne0buigh, 1:4j 2, 1885 r. M. $780, $3.50 IN. sundays
$50
Kingston. . q. IN. 1902 m Sundays, $50 a. u.
Goshen, 80 o. l0ij IA, $3.50, j:ij, 4:50 p. Sun.
Mii 9 va 7d3 J ioi5 a. ~, 1885. $780, M sun
days, SaU 10 a. ~. y. The and 43J ~ trains
Port jarys 7i0 D. lO45 a. m 43o, b. m Sundays $50,
RofHiTsiss iying chaubersst on even or half hours
Twcn tt st. hceh minutes earlier than above the;
ChambeTsst quarter hours leave twenty
tbrds thirty minutes earlier B03s leave Twenty thrst
9yJ 1915 connecting VITA trains leaving Cham
hers Il. at 10 y. m. and IL Mcknight
Tilkes aud Tor Apartments IN DraNtngrOOm
aud sleeping Coaches De obtained aud orders Tor The
CHECKING aud TRANSFORM baggage % be ei Al the ConYlhs
OiHccs Noe 23J fOl 52a and 961 DrUalway No Court
ST, BroOEiyI. and Al the Company drpots. .
Express Trains from the West arrive IN NeWf OK AZ Izo
a. H.. l.iJ and 1;5J y. m.
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TALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD. RENON NED STEAN1E..S
RRIsTOI, AyD PROVIDENCE.

From Pier % North River, foot Of Murray@st,
DAILY SUNDAYS June IL to Sept "a inclusye at m
Tickets Sacruos secured punepal hotels ard ticket
ohccs aud the pier and steamers. GEORGE L. CONCUR
Gen pass Agent BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
SPECIAL NoTfCE.-FOr the better accommodation Of
tbs increasing travel ths line the magnificent steam
OLD COLONY aud NEWPORT wiz be PLACED on tne
route addition 10 the BRISTOL and PRONlDENCE
commencing THURSDAY. Sept leaving New YORK dairy
at .. Sundays excepted, and fennsyvana railroad
....u III Al IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

GARAT0GA.--The most popular and direct
- ruute By The splcndd sleansTs d The Pe0es Line
DREW aHd So John, leaving DAILY ftoE Pier N NJ H. az
Great reduction in faro by excursion tickets to Al
DAily, Saratoga, and Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

NITILENE' LINE STEAMBOATS, Tor IKU1,
W SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMpLAIS. LAKE GEORGE,
THE ADiRO& DACRS, MONTREAL, and all points North
and West Fare only 81 30 and reduction 90 all pairis The
elegant % this Line leave DAILY Saturdays
cepteD at u from Per 49, North RIVER foot Leroy st.,
connecting morning trains n. y. Central Rensselaer,
and sara and Tro and Boston and oonnec railroads
JOSEPH CORNELL. Supi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT IVA OS'oOh
AND IL 10 O'CLOCK A. ".
$500 Registered, 65 New 30 Coupon, 1857 ,,c,
10000 o...........-ll3g $4,000. ~ llOh
$50 Coupon 66 L S 500 Registered. 1888
gOO0 - - IlSSa lO,O)U...........12.l1Si9
FIRST BoAID-l0la O'CLOCK A. 81.
Sdkes of state Ronds-R Railroad Bonds-Batk aud Raj
road Shnres-ErDress Stocks. ec.
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loR ME CENTENNIAL

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who Intend
remaining several days win hnd the rOute wa
LONG BRANCH AND THE n. }. sOUTHEhN r. r.
attractive than other. -.
Tle fine steamers gEsSE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Pier 3, n. H.. foot OF Rectorst., M
i:iJ z. aud $3.50 D. m,
connecting sandy Hook With express trains fT Phade
fhIa direct.
fhe sa NewYork Bay, In full view Of the ocean, the
and the extensive Government i0Iiinc1t0s Il SAID
20 be nv IN word From sandy Hook the railroad
IL MITES To the 81 MN Err CAPI-
TAI" passengers stop through tickets.
The depot Phair pha Is at the loot VI Mark tSt.
ycnent city hotels and boarding houses
Tickets the round trip soud Tor Is days, - single
farce, ~ 40 w. :. SNEDEN, Gensral Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

Morris and Es2ex
3JT..-. be. 30
100. .b3. so
Chic and Alton III
lobe. l3G
Han q 81 10 Fref
Joe. be lSa
PlC Il OF Mo
200 =. DO. 2
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r EHIGH Valley RAILROAD.


OF PASSESGER TRAINS. April H.
Is7tLosve depcts foot of Corandi and pesbrnsseH az
7 for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown. Maucl Chunk
Haalet0u Beaver Meadow. HahanOy City SheEasdoah M
Carmel StamOkD Wlkrsbarre Ittsion SayTt Elmira ye
connecting with trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Bal
falO, Niagara Falls. and tie West. -
1 D. for Eason Bethlehem, AlleniOHn, hlucn Chunk
HnE,eOn Mshanoy 81. Shenandoah WlEesbafro litstOn
SC. making coss connections for Reading, Pottsvle n
4 o. M ior Enstun. Bethlehem Allentown and Msaeh
Chunk, stopping ri al Slatlons -,
60 NJ Kit Express, dairy, for laston, bethlehem, Al
lsn.ovi nauci Chunk WJsbarrc Pitts,On, Elnira
ithaca Auburn ROchcster Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
Wcat. Pulifnau's sl.ci ing raacicS Hilached
49, ROgr. II SAIRk. Sup't. and En8r
General Olca q Church anh C1Tlndi-stA
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Total sales for the dav
> ~ seller 20 days. 81 seller GO days.
CLOSING PRICES OF PnIL lBELPHtA STOCKS

The following table of prices of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares as received by telegraph
from San Francisco, is furnished by william Ward,
Drexel Building:
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

" ALLENTOWN LINh.-Ftrry Stations ~ New. York
station f,s,t Iibrryst Connects AZ EcksOcpot with
Long Branch division az EOurd BIUos Win Negiae foI
Del IAcs and West Z. Phllips'rg with Lchch and
sgsquehanna Divisions also VITA Leligh Valley Railroad
Direct line TO Harrisburg Pittsburgh, ant Int West.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. -
CoinmeAelAS Juy 81, lob-irave New YORK ioo' OF Lid
$40 .. m.-MAIL TaAr for schooeys Mountain. Eas,on.
Bclydcre, Bethlehem, Bath. Allentown II zach ChE Tama
qua TananeDd. MilhesbaiTe PousuBe serant@ 6e con
uecis 81 JUNCTION Win Dvl, Lack ana VEST tailtcaL
a7;ij a. r.--For Someryle ard Pennington. -
64S m--NORsIsG ELrnis. daily Except sundays Tor
taston Allentown HARRISBURG aud She West Connects az
PASTOR Tor Ianch Chunk Taagua TUwHnda WilAesb1rfe
Pouslill@, scranton, DRHElie, Wil!iamspoFt &c
tlO:lO a. m.-F0r Someryile AID FeminRton- -.
'lO T. inbNPRKss for Ficlnin9ton, East9n, Ah1btVNh
Nauch thDk, TanaqU3 Mahanoy CITY, Hs<leiop, NbkeS
barre, READING Columbia Lancaster EphTaa' Fcit5ylE@
245 y, m.-ExrRiss Cor EasiOn, Bath Maueh chunk.
Wikesbarre, and Scranton.
400 y. m.-For Schooloys Monntaln IasOh AlIthtosn'
Mauch Chunk connects 81 Junction wan lel, Lack
1850 D. m.~For someryile and Pennington
st5to m-tvISISG ftxFgrss daily fo E-ston. Allentown
hauch Chunk wlkesbarre TOwaada Reading aud Harris
burg.
FOR EGsaist nj $50 Jio. CTS. =. 80 e7i5, 8 $50
SIS. 'g4l, lHl5, lll6 a nj; le nj l2&3 Il q 9ai5 =
Local Trains TO Dane,isni $50 Gi'o Up; IN.
BOaisoavr foot Of CiTkaIl st., North River, ~ usn J
sDj, lGOj, 1885 n. 1870 1856 $780, ieo' 5'so 62'
CoanSsfiop made by CiasOnst Ferry at Jersey city
foR nv 1aE@iaye foot q Libertyai. a. go 3d. ~
5 $50 3. Gao l. T.3o sU, 1880, y = Lave foot Of
Carkstnst 81 $50, T35 900 20, l;dl a. M 100 1901
go l.2u J9o. ego. 7:30 500 I9:-n 100 p N.
Tram. caYns foot 0f Liatiyst At $40 m. and p m
stages az German Valley Tor Schoo'ey Noun
tan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12

Tickets FOR sac ~ James.dp and East Sithst Ferries and
weseots Express oces, 7s5 ana ei2 Broadway and
place.
Feryboas leave ewYork, Jamesslip foot Of Chambers
(3j) and 3ith-st, 4. r. twenty 900
nlinnies previous 20 departure u trims.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY,
Trains leave Tor Engle8 OCd Chester Pemont aud Nyack
$50 for all excerpt NvscA. 9;iJ a NJ - 4, 4io b3O.
G3n 73u Saturday nights only 90 llSOp Su
days, a. %. sud $50 y. m
Naspei, sgting Nasy and honse5 z, 20 n ~ s:lo m
JNO. ~. ABBOIT, GenI fass T AGENT Ncw-loTk.
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Nv MOAN AND Lang RRANCH r. II.

ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEHNOhk, Long
BRNNCH. OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlK1. AND SOUAN.
I'm Taiie Iuiy IT, lao. Trains leave EeS YORK frum
f,Oi q ibsrtyst SoTih Ryer 81 AS, |lb li'i5 D. m
3.i5. 1870. $50 y. ~. %
OF CarSsol-st al 49, b:O@ ll."J - w. "-"'
3:.p $40 q, IN. .---,-,-
ald sea Girt. . ,,-.---- Co..
stages 20 Inf nom fcypOit connect AZ MHAMah 'hiVh
Ia ALI Ftlu
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CREEDNooF'
INTERNATIONAL RIPLE MATCHES.
Scotland, ireland. Australia. Canada and America,
september ~ 10 and IA.
ANNUAL PRIZE CONTESTS.
Judd. short Range. Iafm & Rand. eating. Champion.
Cavalry I0ag Rsngc, Wimbledon CUP Matches &c,
September IS, 10, and 20.
RETURN MATCH
IRELAND AND AMERICA,
Thursday. september n.
Duflug DAYS Of al above Matches. the LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY VIII run Trains 10 and nom CREED
MOOR follows:
leave Long Island city from Depot North Of Ferry
1882 J0j 1903 m, /, 2sOS 2OG. sos, COS. 1904 p H.
From Depot South Of Ferry;
o3G 1855 ll.Ss a. n 12OS, 1888. 1888. 2SG, 500, 622
6:ij p.
Returning Trans leave Croedmcor;
7l2 7.t5 8i7, Ills 1875 a. n: 1892. 1916 12o 2at
sos. 5Ie. $50. 54s, 6. 6ia, $50, 7:i2, 1884 pm.
Time between Long IslsnI City and CryedrOOr only forty
(4ol minutes.
EXCVRsIoy TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
Including Ferrage and r. r. Crecdug,r and return
ana admission 10 all parts Of tie grounds.
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ANGLICAN Express
mn Anln
western Union
GOVERNMENT STOCK DRPARrA
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK z. n
lake shore

Syes az sfafe Peuds- RaurOdf Bonds HDLE and Rail
yorG Sh1Pcs-ErI;rres Stocks, &C.
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EIOk NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGS

L FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL aud inter.
mediate bO.1tS Pier 90, r. r., daily (Sundiy9
excspIs az p ~ 23lst r. a. So nh ard II D m con
meeting special New Haven Tor HaTitOn Spring
field sc Tickets sold aud baggage checked nc 9i1 Broadway
EsvYoyE, sod C0urst, brooklyn. Excursion 70 New.
nsir 81
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.steamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
ID and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PoIsT eates Cstharnes 80 n aud bridgeport at
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NEW-JFRSRY AND NEW-YORk RAIL
~ WAY-Pur HsCEEN~ACK. SPRING VALLEY VAN
NET NFW cry. HANElgSTGAW ans STONY PDlHT.
Lssvo New YORK via re ferries, foot Chalhers ~ 49,
SIS a. N l. = AS. 5l5 ana $50 Suays, c-i1 a.
ana as 10 m hritrT tT2iu -1uriay 1tl mig M Il
o'cacs through stony roni. Excursion achcs ai EIe
tleE,t oinccs An trip- ieafe Ere DrVof Jersey city
GcHer1i once ~ BrlonNTy; see eI,u!lr: .,.,
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,VONTCLATR AND GREENWOOD LAKE

MONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
fh WAY-Trus leave foot ortaHGt daily tsun.
days for Lake lnd intermediate stations
M $40 o. ~. f} g. ~. For MONrCLAIR ard ORANGE
intermediate stations Of 3 % A. NJ u n, $50 i3f $3.50,
O $40 D. For Little Fsl- ard intermediate stlona ~
a. "a, 80 $50 ana ESQ y. M. For IingvO"d and all
intermediate stations 90 5.Op ..
Iersy city and a. Company Oace, no IL Btcdway New
lUrt. W. = DpkNlN superintendent.
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTOS.--BOSTON AND
~ NFW-YOHE AIR LIN r. % uBties shJr'sr De other
ipe Ergee scenery pHss spI irosi .0Tatis ruling
rors EagialS ExEnas taini leave Grand Ccuiral
Depot fer Mddieiown, WLAmanc Putnam ao Boston az IL
FOR Worr,sicr and Boston, ,rou oaaa0s af cars p
hSrS sol, TiS KisfS VIA AIR LINZ.