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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
~ Trains leave NewYork via CoraIdt and Des5rossessts
S35 a. H. washington, PITTSBURGH Columbus Chicago Gin.
cnnatl, LOuisyhle, Indianapolis. sc. Pari0 cars 10
WASHINGTON pullman eais 10 principal western ciiie,.
s25 AM Limited LSg5Tss: ag W ears SHsgsey Wash
1855 p m, Washington, the south ana West Hiclinosd
Commbas chicago, Cincinnati st louis L mi NJ.
Indianapolis sc Pullman 10 Washington pan,
man cars to principal WesLerr cllcs. N
1866 p. M, washington the soath and West Richmond.
Savannah Lynchburg, Atlanta. New.Orleahs, Pits.
Ssh aaasS Go@ou Pullman soeps sl hea Log
Dali or er trains daily except snn'iays
and 23s broadway NewYork, and at ticket Offices foos
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTINohE AND OHIO T. r.
ERIE RAILWAY
II SUMMER ARRAN CEMENT Of trains In effect Jun. &
o m.-Cincinnad and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches 10 Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge and Seepnz
1913 mExpress Man for Bunalo, with Sleeping Coaches
Ppm Daip Pacific Express for the we,s Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Chn1.
NATL Cleveland aud Chicago without change also Hotel Da
Ing ears to Cl Gle ; and Chicago -,
Newark $40, $50, i045 1880 m, BIO 5ij, and G.l5
Eatherigrd PARK and Pessaic SO 7l5 10 n II noon,
night night Sundays $50, 10 a. IN, ll5 ESQ and u i
I fstss;Gp B. "a? SJ ~ ~ so "a G q5 4 2O ~
II midnight Sundays. $40 9;i5 lOa N, 40 e30 pm
suaern Gi5. 745. TO- lOl5 a. M, las, 3.45 5, Gzpm.
II midnight Sundays, $780, 10 NJ, El5, GO D. ~ aud
Cornwall 7:45. a. m, $780, 4:2O D. m Sundays 800 a NJ
Warwick, 40 lu:46 a. m. $50 D.
Newburgh. 745 ., l045 H., $3.50, $50 D. m suud9ya
$50 A. m.
Kingston. 9 a. ~. $3.50 p H. Sunday $50 a. m
Goshen 7:iJ Q, 1915 a. NJ, $50, 3i5 4iO, p NJ sun.
dave, $50 % a. m. p. m.
M.ddietown 7:ij j. 1915 a. m. 1885, 49, 7 D. m. sun.
DAYS $780, 10 a. NJ Tho % a. and 4s3J p trains
connect with NCw-YOTk and OsWego Midland r. H. at Main
Port Jeryis 745, o lOf5 a. n 49, D. Sundays. $50
10 a. ~. and T.. M.
NOiE-Irains leaving Chamhersst on even bali hours
leave Twcny hind st. fifteen minutes earlier time;
trans leaving Chambers quarter hours leave
thirty minutes earlier Boats leave Twenty
94J and l0iJ connecting with trains leaving CHAM
bers 4. az 10 y. m. and IL nhtn ght.
Tickets passage and or Apartments in Drawing
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and tho
checking and transfer baggage may ne f attae Compaays
Offices Nos 23, 4Ol J29, ard JJl BrOddWay No Court
St. BROOKLYN. and a the Company depots. .
Express Trains from the West arrive ia NeWNOlk III 10
a m. $40 ard :j5 p. m.
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Heal estate 90 Gslhauge.

ENCU NNGE. - An elegant and extensive
r. sus,.rau lf"3fE. cot s-. uu. t5 u-H.- il Dol! 90
. g.. htl.... lui u.uulr,tta I4I . touDr SOW OH,
Oh ....4. Il. -tIu iU I.4; tsI-
vs. sICli..--' LIZ. rev uIs b. 3D.. ii't +.'ta
TNCUANGE FOR FRUIT Filhi-Jn good
& ,ld,r $3.50 suburban .'r cottage .n''- % o min ''
o.s lriIa rtlIguf.-. H.Hf polo f'..
ur1t- .7- 4uI war on t'' i"'.r I''t ui acre L'A
out go J...t l."u. strf,H II.f -.Ii., t.., ''f ".'
cIa..c. aIt u.ts -.'.t.irl.s auu a' '.'. ll
foI .Dr Iuo.ta. tI.c -IiNtl, rtDif .4a"'- ..-'-,
WILL EXCHANGE - fine four-Stor} luE.-
~ ti..4 t,u very dslf.b.c I.r' pi 'iy Tot
u!.. COZ ,Iki PLACE. Ad.rrss
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDICED FARE.

TO BOSTON, FIRST CLASS, 81.
TO Providence, FIRST CLASS :"
Elegant steamers leave 49, North River oJi 81; J2ysr
i:3Op. m. $780,. ...,-.. .,....-oc,,s
Tickets for sale all principal ticket oEcr7 SiaeI"egs
secured OF WesteOtt Express Company 20" a. oO'
Broadway. .....,,..,,,,.,.r ,,.,
PROVIDENCE LINE
steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ Nt ts
River foot Of PaTkplace, at p M freghts wa e''N-
line taken at lowest rates. ,co,,y p-..,t
l.. W. FILkINS.G ". p AgL u D. bAbS0Sh' itN'"
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TILE
UNITED STA - MAIL.
The Steamers o tu. Lane take Che Lane NOu' rrc nnenu1
oy Ilrut Marry O. ~ going -oath OF the Banks on the
passage Co CuttustoHu. alI the vt.r round.
HEIIA.'Nlt. ~AIf tlh4. Soy. ID. az Lou p hL
BALTIC. SATURDAY Noy. % noon.
AUHIAIiD, SATURDAY. u. e.. ., $50 p. m.
BUITAESlC SATURDAY. Dec. ~. ~ $50 a. N.
EfI.ft. trT EDAN Dec. 80 n 3 p li 49,. ..,,,---,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, iiEH o. Noi''I
HINIt. .- NJ.
puuimcuts THE saloon. sGtcfo0nS Sn t'hf ana i,h,n
i,oor, placed auId-fr where ihe morse ana Luth
ar least 10. aLOpug degree OF comfort ihtheio uA@I
'RSTfl,-soon $40 and 500 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable tenn, ~i'stdEc. IS, a..
ror -.t a. ou Of plan. Other information apply az the
COMPANY = Ollcr-. 40 - BIoauway. NrW lurs.
0'"l' X. j. CUKTlS Agent
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RAILROAD.

| Gi{IAr TrUNK LINE AMI United STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains Leave Ncw-NorS via Dos1rosses ana CoIt-
Express Tor MaIrisburc Pittsburgh the West aud south.
with pullman Palace Cars attached $50 and $50
Sunday. and s:8O p. IN.
FOR Mlamsport Lock haven C9ttA ana Ene az 80 ali
$50 connecting at Cory Tor Iltusvhe Petroleum Cen
tire; the on Regions ,., o.. 49,. -,... ,,,..,
ngtOn Express Of Pullman Psor cars dag except Sunday
$50 arrives al Wasis oa AZ a. r. IN regular 90 ''o
Express Tor Phadepha 1850 40, $50 M; 1880 2l03.
T. s. D. z $50, p and ~ night Accommodation. M
and 40 r. sunday m ., q, Z, $3.50. and p m Em1'
E Fo, eeafsga Depot al $50 63O 1890 $40 g3a A. H.
u 0 3 aud D. m. On SUNDAY a. ~ RetuIEing, leave
$50 g. $50 ard 7O5 p IN ON sunday 7:2Oa m aud
FOR Newark al g. $50, :, TAO O. 10 4 q. M l2mj
"a $40 $40 80 40 4Se o g29 oiJ $40 80
500 $50 T. and $40 ,. N
gOg ElaGs S f? 6 49, aC SO 30 6 o e g.
$50 Z 1880 $40 10. llaO D. and II night. sunday
70 For O RAILWAY, s, GO / 7;lo 3 10 Il NJ y H.
III ~ 1 n n d - risG sunday 800 g} md n M
For Woodbrasc Pcrth lmooy aud south AnJoy, $50 AM
For New Brnswick, Z, s. anG n a NJ ?, $40, iIo $50
For KINGSTON aud Rocky ain, $40 a. N. aad':lo p. n
For Princeton . $40 a. 3D., 5'Ju :, f;ly' 9A9 p H.
LOT Ialjel Sll,, M, MI al iicT, SO m and 40 D. n
For Pennington $3.50 a. M. and sap. M
For Mercer ana Som rel Branch, II q. ana p ~ and
For ITencn Bo,een"Yn ,r n9rinston ana o""''H'
For Freehold. 1870 a. 10. $40, an a. 10 p NJ, 49,,
For EaImngise and Sluan 1870 a. NJ amt 20, p ~; .
Tor lligstoWu Pcmbcrton. ana Camden VIA Perm Nnooy'
0 ~" IN. i,,E'i NJ, VIA " ~ Wonm"nih function
Al" Tria ariitc" iIon iifIsburg ego AMI 1850 g. M
and 1910 .. M daily 1910 a. N; "4 ns, 80 30 -
a NJ, 4.lu, 5.lu, and 1920 p nj SUNDAY Ij' - n 20
From Philadelphia a''2 V2o go =, > iOlN : al md
1870 p. m. sunday. 500, $40 $50 "i lolO lIo" me-
Tek s oScc 556 sl4 Broadway Asor House
and foot Of Dcs6rosses ana coItAnet1s ~, S,en;
dep Jersey cay E~g RDV isSgT o s HS s,nl i a
FLysN ru "Nf-ON General MANAGER
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At 1gl CLfNIOE-ANE.-Onc Of the most
" s.. rfIr rrG t.tntl places 800 The rly double de-
,l. lu.fs eruitfu tuI western ,-lrs'IIri
1i ..t u. r..l. Table ..t cF.r'ih'us pt-'.t"ns
ul,. pi,IH,,. t,IIs no.~ ... i'rcu',r 'N BANGED
puARD-ON THE HlGHIS-G6 Wlliow-Sr.,
- Wuuu tt. miaurs "a.A OIL! "alaL 90 Fulton
Ferry Gr.tciI,- tail. 1rt plies. aat rooms.
HOAnD-No. - SCULRNlERHORN-ST
Pleasant s,u' stony rooms tu 100. with "t without '''d,
gentleman ii sac os fu- fcn.l' nHi. also A nom
" ai. %. a.I -u.ti ',If'-.
BOARD ON COLUMBIA NIGHTS, Brook
lyu.iiN,I size. overlooking Sow YORK. Kay 1ui 90.
vious suite Tor families single amt double ro' ns
fr gru,leI. Can uua tr secured af u.,tr ra,cs ai -i
COLUMBIA DO lLts UIuoaiyu. IohiD , 40. cuisine strictly
Lfst clat-.
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Country POnrd.


ELPlIIA-Fir-t-class BOARDING at
4 re- .ouaDlr Rates, i,t.o Vines. ---------
DHIIADELPlllA.-No I5O North siNth-st.
i -ntt'!sst BOARDING. permanent aha ii"'''"l
DHILADELpHlA.-E can secure cle-
dnae+ gang 30 Sor, io, f'9' '''"'''' '''''''
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visitors ear
Ia,c i aa,, two fl . Sct Eic1cntn ''
ELPHIA.-Ccntcunial visitors can
have class rooms and nosgd - l9os Mount Ncnon
St.; - 90 p'r daj convenient 1" El''Ad'
DHlLADELPlIlA BOARDING. and LOD&-
J. HhINiiI,foc%S THOMAS, I.5li c6esj6atst.
DHLADELPHIA- Select BOARD, 2,129
fanIii ,. anG p,rS s,cat t 8 t" II 80 per day.
PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL VISITORS
can sye oa .@3D las G. T pS I'5I mr. S S
1879 VinrsL
PHILADELPHIA, WEST-CENTENNIAL
| NISlIORS.-Ftst-ciassAC CuMMODAIioNS for eight
ton i,eoi Einesrssuravc.
pHILADELPHIA.-VSitors can secure hand
-omer furnished roon' VII or, ica.s accominoaioh5 a.
dinner; dir" steam lIamH. To- Eyhi4l' special Ia{ss Z"
DHILADELPIlIA.-A few select Centennial
/ hoarcrs can ontan BOARD aud LODGING In private
family with breakfast and dinner convenient to Expos
ficasant rntare and clean and cold water baths
Win ali modern convenience Address JOHN COOK, no
sI2 Eorth 2'js', PLilat lriia.
TWO or three elderly persons can get good
1 BOARD and ROOMS for 80 wces Address Box 49,
Milton. on the Hudson.
rVUATCHER' FRUIT FARM is still open
Tor Centennial guests; is situated on the PlladeIPla
wilmington ami Baltimore Il. r. az Darby, I'VE lics from
I,vu0,ttr house within two minutes walk OF station rates.
81 90 per guests taking tie Jl1 Train from NCW Cena
i.f, Of pcuusyy r.. H. viii arrive in tuy tor dinner
~ II. THATCHER * SON.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DERMANENT BOARD wanted for four
atrlf4. Two large connecting rooms, second or thlnl
stor water ga ire: 93d G.tsts, ith to S ayes $50
private family preferred references exchanged Na
or address ON - ilt 20 last 6ist-si
yXrANTFD-BOARD for three ladies; one
W ar- with sofa bed, aud bedroom adjoining on
,II floor location Twentieth and lhre sts and
T,uri aud -cvortaNes. Address, stating terms, tAi.lk
Ton Tribune Oaics; references exchanged
NNyANTED-By gentleman and wife one
w lIrg, or two rooms with nrstclass board; south
erp exr0re: between Lexington and Cthaycs lith and
AZ stf terms be moderate. Address with particulars
]. Y. c.. Tribune ONCE
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YORR. Saturday, Nov. 4, 1870
n -. r,,.o,I,au,.o coles wore made

EEU-YOKK. Saturday, Nov. 4, 1870
The two following foreclosure Gales were MADE
al tiie Exchange saiesru0In to-day.
By S-oft & Vyers.
4stOIy prick tenement house WIZ 2i, % 2 I, %" a. 600
st., IOOit Of ~ ave- loi leiH' ~, GOO u i'O''
4ftory brick tercuic.1t loIeyH, vitli lots. = ~
jOGthst 2sj 4 @ .lsvs, each lot 25xlOOll 600
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsfEi-7'
Nuw-foEK CITY.
sheriTs lot No i4, -5io)i Z Baief 10 9ens 81 800
Alg 81 " $ . II q anal = 10000
West 81! 80 l2s' John LansA4M ana VIC " 800
GGeJes... i75 It % Houston, 2'xIOo; L' ooina
Sdaye v = 36.sEx OF iJth's' Z'NiOoi Nominal
slcrr ST dot No 1919; 25xIO0 L Lew % y Barr onhna
Gth,, 23 # =; Of fGi'' '41loAoA
2daye $ SI2 q 70: 9ohs'' 2oA7''o q . $4,000
Merfsye e cor Of Elto-'i' ooA-oo va " l'u, Sonna
G2i =. II IL q OF l0,hayc lG05tlg2i as3 e
lotaye itpo GA ST. 2''1'o s'1' Cd" nus $4,000
1dS 1Ia 70 W .'aV O6SooI Levy ref 7o,o
1d,53ye y OF i2iihst iOoxlooll same to ,oo
p5 a@e g Is II Of crosby 81, 25szlloG - coo
Levine ref L Lie In Co -. I - si,ci1ir
5tnayc tn Of 9Sd ST. . y .'',-'' 1000
1gt,st 2iG It " Of Avenue 4, 25A91 q baway' ,7,o
, ig' To q" nsncl rel to German 4ay Hk 4.Voo
fssi - loo ftw Of 4thavc l7XlOI3i " I'noA 600
zi,,s G S Of Nave 25zIJO2 II ohn ref to 10 400
e5iasia y, q iaye, l9Aiooo Ia ,"' 1900
s4ciias el 80 li 2jHl . Lowe rev. " T. 100
Levi ald oui,iS.---------' -fr.,.,s
Chat,.qIn.st No - and No &ew Chambef'Sii 40 .oo
l. Hoffman 20 T. Diver 10y -----'''''' --'
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For L DUNG LAiles-COuHVIy'
DROOKLlN HIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID The Fau tio 2i year OF This Bal ii.r 'c1nl
ladies vail commence ~rit % tlca.ais caA DC
had dj IS NOIta- ST., jig o.iyu, y y. .. ,....,
CHAl:Ll.- Wi.SI Irhdi3d.
nEAN COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY of
~ MUSIC. Huenmutn. y. N.-f"r VOTES lac.s' = p,t
quarter including .o5ui tuition boz LrrS, Lain ''rS'
italian, German, Ficr'.. p1ao or'la fi.i r. i..,. .
Cou-.yaccs sept 40. l.e p. s. PAl htroN A. H if',l
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young lad.es
NE Brua,u,rt Com. Address MISS EMILY N.L-i'N.
NEISS EULkLEN-> BOARDING AND DAY
4SS SCHOOL for Young I&oi " iifyi"vr on iAe h'.-'n
DA~SAIC FALLS INSTITUTE-F0r Young
Ladies' ana Little bils Paterson, ~ Principal hrv'
J. G.. NNthofr.
DOCKLAND INSTITUTE tor YOUNG la
Ia DIES NyIr,-YI. j. sd-1l Beautiful situation. Miss
L. JOHNSON late Principal Wells fo.c"r, LAZY lf1Hcpa
{. T. VESSEL and ALBERT Els, ff.n,i''+
TTHE Misses BCCkNALL'' BOARDlNG
L ~CHJOLfr YOUNG LADIES AE"-Hb' Ns"I,N'
y. j.
The location Of t,t5 ~raool Is unusually attractive.
10 stand. fag rsfu the beautiful l.tH 80 iHc Hi H
frees ample arsuf4a w!'cI tt-"i'y iah
ont d waits and br'l> of h'w'rs.
INVEST END INSTITCTE.---FamiF school hoo
w f1 yOErr ufi-. Mrs =. l.. CADf' Principal -Ne"
Haven, Conn Slnu Tor circular.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
PARE REDUCED To S4-FIRST CLASS
THE WORLD.RENoNNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier % North River foot Of Murrayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS until after Nov. 81 at 430 q. m.
Tickets secured at principal hotels ard ticket
onioes and the pier and steamers. GEORGE l. COMMON
Gen. Pass Agent BORDEN u LOWELL, Agents.
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EOk NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, aujiItnr.
mediate Joints leave Pier p, T. H. daily ,Sunils
aa. IL connecting with special trans
NewIayeu iF Hartford Sprag cid DC Tickets SOLD
baggage checked AZ g4i broadway NoWiOrk and Cut-
Excursion New Haven ana return 81 30
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MEXICAN INTERCHANGEABLE 17th
N wear viii becin MONDAY, oct. ? at Al East i3d-st
All The Frocl,el 10 eas adapted to American wants.
An entirely new Of Materials cheap and beautiful ar
ranged by and manufactured only for Miss Coe Schools and
families supplied.
MANY primary schools in various parts Q. The country are
already using 10.
Normal lass mothers and teachers every afternoon
as Tie demand the American kindergarten system as
taught Ay Miss CJe is increasing rapidly
VERS. +. L. BURNS. School of Photography,
INb 80 Pork rw-g training for Shorthand work
ts rhonctcs OF TIE language and rapid e4Ou feh
mausilE
SEISS MCDONALDN
w CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COLOhS,
From Nature 7ss Broadway. Room 81.
hour each iu tic sumo pay
ac n adyanoc Pups viii be received on and alter sept l.
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n FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4
i ARitaNGENENT OF PASSENGER rR AIMS. April u,
lsT -Le3vc eppts foot Of C0rtaudi and ptsbrssesst AZ
Z g. NJ, Tor Lastou Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch ChHus.
Haz!ctOl. Beaver Meadow MahaEOy CITY, Shenandoah Mt
Carmel sam0sin WkesbaiIe, PittstpB, Sayte EgT1 cy
connecting with trsins Tor Ithaca Auburn Rochester I
ial0, Niagara Fills. and the West. -
for Easton, Bethlehem, AleioSi slaueh ldnk,
HaLletuU, Nalauoy t. Shenandoah, Mkesyd, llti nl
&c. making close connections for Reading PotnyIe d
Harrisburg. .,-.- , q,
Chunk. stopping &c all sialoBa .
$50 o. t Night Express daily for Easton, bethlehem, II
lenfov1 hunk WilkcsbaITe PittSoI. SayT EII,
Auburn. Rochester, Bia!n, Nagaia Eai and tl3
west Pulmau'S slice. ing caacnes attached
ROuI. h. SAY RE, Supt ami BAG
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Gotcls.

HOTEL ST. STEPHENS, Elcventh-st., be-
l tween Utoldvay and University place new house
srIcily nrst class, moderate pricos
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ ALLENTOWN LINF.-Terry Stations IN Nev-Nurk,
foot Liberty foot OF CarksOnst up town. Freight
station foot 81 IAlrrtyst -,
Commencing oct 2 iS76-Leaye NeW-iork, foot OF LID
S4O a. m~MlL TRAM for Easton. Belydere. Bethlehem
Bath. Allentown MauCh Chunk lananend. WlkesbaTre
scranton arOua connects NJ Bound Brook Tor r,u
ton aun Philadelphia At Junction with Del. Lack aud West
I5a. m.-For sOmeryille and Remington
$40 a. MORNING EXPRESS daily IeNcept Sntays foI
the West Connects Last0n for Mac Chunk, Iinaqua.
Towauda Wilkcsb;uro scranton. Danyc Wlamslcrt &c.
sl:uO m.-ENpEgsS for Pennington, Easton, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk WErsaarre, Ser ;utOH TdmaIua, Mauanoy
civ, Hazeon Reading, Columbia. Lancaster, Ephrat,
pOttsyiuc HARRISBURG, Gc.
400 D. m-FOr High Bridge Branch. Fast0n, BeNicere,
Allentown ami Mauch CHUNK connects at junction with
Del acl. and West. Railroad.
%. m.-EOr Somcrylc aud Remington.
5:l5 p. tn-For 70 mo- Brook.
ENPREss, daily, i0i EaSt0n BeY!dcrc,
Allentown Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre, 1owanda, Reading,
Harrisburg, and tie Vest
.S.Gp. u.-FOr EastOn. an. -
Boas leave foot of Clarkson.st up town, at G8j 735,
COS 1000 il:35 a. m; Loo, lJU. 500, APO 52O B2J
7.2O SO 1905. 1850 y. m. 49,.
Connection by Clarkson-st Ferry al jersey city
with all trains marked -. .,,--.-.-.,.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWNokk, LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlNI. AND SGT AN.
Time Table Of oct :. 1876 Trains leave NewN ork from
foot Of Lbortyst North River, at $40, ll+o a. m, 4A5
D. ,oo
Stages from keypOrt connect at MalA"an station
with ali trains.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IIousat0nc
ID and Naucatuck Railroads. Fare g. steamer BRI DGk
PohTieayes Catharinc at 30 a me- ana bridgeport atlI
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Winter Resorts.

rVHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau.
bahama Islautis. now open r. J. PORTER Proprietor
Steamers Newf Ork Oct - Nuv. 20 FOR ful nior
nation. apy!y 10 JAMES LlDGEHWOOD & Co., 75s Broad
way Sev-lurk.
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IN lFTNN YIN MI NM UtIIsF
~ RIVER HAILkOAB.-AftcF sept. II. 1876 through
tra.us viii leave Grand Central Depot
Chicago aAd Northern Express Win drawing
room carr through 10 Rochester. and e. Adams w.
lO3Oa. W, SPECIAL Chicago Express, "th drawing room
cars o Rochester, Buhal0. ami Niagara al4'
il5Oa. 3D.. Northern and We tern tNnress
D. SPECIAL ait Nth-,fh EAfftrt
Co1a,cts 40 Last AbJnY with BIgt express lm tn' -.
4.OIp. m Montreal Express with sceglnggsrs nom New
Nurk tO Montreal
GOO 3. ~ Express with sleeping cars ir Wateit0Nn aal
Carnntlrua Also. for Montreal Paftsoueh
$50 D. Iu Pannc EXurss daily, VITA seTilns,IIs 'o
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo Cleveland, LoNsil, "Ai
81 Ions: also Chicago. via both j. s. aud " a-lOaa
HOOP. M, Express with seepnscar' for AIoAlY a1
Troy. -,..... g.. ..,. .,
md Broadway, and M Westcoft Express - OG
No kplace 7Sj and 9i2 Broadway, NeS TX ala 553
''''''7' General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Tains EnglewOod, Cl0ster PiCmOat,
$50 for all oxcst NsaoNG a:lj J., B 4, 40. $50
63O T. ~, and saturday nights only az ii 80 sua
DAYS. 9 a. m. and go p. m.
Nanuet Spring Vail y, and Monsey Z, $40 a. No. IS n
JNO. y. ABBOTT Gent Pass Agent NeW-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
honscs nu0 farms Wlule0.

XNESTERN FARM WANTED for nice piece
w Of S,.,.N u.. Iuu.trf. NOT hrl,ItF w1I-ugrt-
ROLAND g. NulIiNb. % i' AIlarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
STEAMBOATS, ar0 Railroads

ALBANY PEOPLES LlNE.-SPLENDID
"a ,tgub,ats leave Tier A. North River foot Of Cana! st.
DAILY sunday rSccpte 40 for Albany and ali points
West. Meals pu thr European plan.
n. state rooms heated by stealn-lipts.
ALBANY and TROY bv day boats {. FlB-
~ BARD aud DANIEL DREW.-Leaye NcstIy@t pier
at H. aud 24th $50 q. Landing At NpWburEh ri
Pnughkeepsc onl, Connections ~ Albany WIN new Tram
al D. M. f0r west New-NorA Genital arriving
Buffalo az 40 Suspension fridge $50 and Niagara IS
al following CONTIGUOUS trains on Lake
Canada southern Roads. To Nrwhurgh or POusu
kepu and H. f.r q rNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06


"'"' " '' TRANS LEAVE NFwYORN.
Trains Tor NoW.IIayen leave 1U iAcc'bl sos l.rl
9Oj Aeon, II a. IN. tExl II y. tAcc'ul tEAh ~
(ACcu, (Ex.l, 40 and 5;0 tLoca EN9 tEN. and 10
DIX y. $500 go
22O g. a., 44u bib 5iJ, 635, o. 10 T. IN. cor stamford,
40 SOD, 80, 10 I'D a. NJ y IN, l. -, . 10. 800. 4i9
AS, 81 >, j.4J 6l5, TO, g, 10, and 1888 p N.
Boston rxnrrss. Su1nsei 40 sos at II a. NJ ana
u l1. via shore Limo I and 10 J. the 500 in /,
y and 10 p. slipping at stamford, No. NaA Shl
% II q. 3, q and 10 D.. tfldE part. lue
sos ~ and D. connect with trains ShoIc Llue Di
vision for Providence ant the Connecticut valley AZ
SaybTJOk. The sos a. and 3 connect N
Shore IlUe Division FOR Norwich aud Ncw.Hayeu aii
northampton L. t. New Haven, and the o AMI p,
for Newport >0J ii N. ~ moon and . b. t!g> con
nert Connecticut River r. n. springfield, ana D. No.
Montreal. The sos and .. connect with NAH
gauc. aud Huusat Ouic II. RS. Bridgeport The %
and l. ID. i4p and p. with naubury and NO.NlA,
south NorSas, aud the sos q /. 44O and j45 p.
Boston Nal Trains at via Springfield al 10
D.. via Providence
Drawingroom Day Express and Sleeping Cans on
ekrfs can be purchased at Ticket once OF Company at
Central DctOt or at offices OF y y transfer Co. eif
RrpodyoV New. YORK and No Court ST., BrOJkyu Will
also check baggage from residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
East Side.


@sb EAST Cl~I-~I.-A sccond--toiy front
l'b Above t0.th,fu .sro-.gcI, with hrstcfs 0oari
$50. fourth frII, lI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

~ FORD r. W-NEN-lUEh MD NEN-UANEN. u
NISION.-S MINER Arrangement, commencing JuEe II, 1919
Passenger station NcW.lu.k, Grand Central Depot,
tr?uce on Forty Sc md NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
Ci.n proecr.n 10 Eci.
Drookinn propcrln 90 Erl.

ITO LET-3-.toiy brick SCiOOI.-IiOUSE No.
I 1-- lcust..i. ..sinry hrrl DWELLING. lIt VIII
ru"'.ir-st. GOHDO$ f. iDED. 90 r.Iit s-.. Irvoaiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06

MILE. l.. +. ROSTANs .. .,.,,,,,,.,,
lfi .RENCU ENGLISH AND GERMAN BOARDING
LSD DAY school FOR YOUNG LADIES, NO. last
rs, corner Fifth ave. The Musical Department ~
sGer the cse Of Profs $ b Ms and D. Laurent Ars M
lie school kindergarten and Primary Department
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-01-12
Potato Rot.


The latest theory no, hypothesis i'm
regard to the potato rot is, that the potato
hea-beetle and the potato aphis, or plant
louse, are different forms Of the same insect,
and that both together cause the potatoes to
rot Which is about as though one should
say that the woodchuck and rabbit are diff
ferent forms Of the same animal, and that
both together nibblhg our beans, cause them
to rust.
This ridiculous hypothesis would be
worthy Of no notice, even while receiving
the endorsement of friendly though unscien-
tific editors, were there not a cat under the
meal The author of the notion has pa
tented "romedy for the potato rot, which he
wants to sell to farmers at reasonable
price" We presume he will find buyers,
since the fools are not all dead yet but If
any Of our readers allow themselves to be
yictimized, they will at least do it with their
eyes open. Any Of them who wish to know
the true cause and best treatment of the DO
tato rot, can find it thoroughly explained and
Illustrated in a lecture by Mr. Pringle, of our
Board of Agriculture which he is now de.
livering at the Board meetings in different
parts of the state and which will be pub.
lished in the Boards next report