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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

- There is class of individuals
scattered over prairie countries which
are about as bad as the hopper scourge,
and cause more trouble in the aggre-
gate than dTouth or hailstOrm. We
mean those who carlessly, thought
Iessly or wan!oAty set out prairie
fires,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

- The season has come again for
putting up heating stoves. Before do
ing so all should examine their flues
aud chlmneys TO see that they are
perfectly safe, as more fires originate
from careIessness in this respect than
from any other cause.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

L am selling The Perkins Wind
Pump, said to be the best in use.-
There are 1000 in use. All wanting a
a good pump will save money and get
good warranted article by calling on
w. A. JUDKINS,
l4-u Brownville, Neb,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Quite a heavy rain storm. with
thunder aud lightning, visited this
locality last Saturday night. The
copious rain was very welcome, be-
cause 1t replenished cisterns and laid
the dust, and was blessing probably
in many other ways.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Job Printing.
Do you want Posters? ?

Do you want Posters?
Do you want Handbills?
Do you want Business Cards?
Do you want a neat Billhead?
Do you want a tasty Letterhead?
Do you wanHa nice Visiting Card ?
If so, leave your orders at THE AD-
Job Office, where all work
is done by experienced workmen, and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Publishers Notices.

EXTRA COPIES OF THE ADvEkTTsER for sale Dy
J.. A. Polock. Statc1er and News Dealer
Postof!ce bufsiag, BrownviIle.
T,oCALfIoTICFs set as ordinary reading matter
will be charged ten cents per line, each insertion
Set in display type. fHecn cents line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Peru.

Weather very nice, business live
ly, and Barnes & Martin are receiving
considerable grain.
The Normal School is fiOurishing
We have the Rev. Mr.. Roberts
to preach for US this year again. He
bids fair to be a very useful man, and
he is well respected in this commu-
nifty.
Died, on the 9th of October, Ed.
die, only son of Samuel Moody, aged
eight years. Disease, diptheria.
- Mr.. Alb. Carlyle, living north o.
town, buried his little boy, aged four
or five years. Diptheria was also hi;
disease.
- Mr.. Cooper has built a barn. Sc
you see our town will improve if TIL.
den and reform does reside in the
White House after the election.
Election day draws near. Be
sure and vote for Governor Hayes. |
ne were allowed to vote, we would
certainly vote for Rutherford B.
Hayes. OCCASIONAL.
= Corn gathering and potatoe dig
ging are now the order of the day.
- Some sickness in town. Two
deaths from diptheria during the pas
week.
- The Peru district school seems t
be in a prosperous condition under
the management of Prof. ID. G.. Cole
There are about seventy pupils IN at
tendance.
The Republicans of this precinct
have organized Hayes and Wheeler
club. The officers are, w. Bridge
Pres; B. J. Coy, V. Pres; D. G. Cole
Sec; F. l.. Prouty, Treas. There will
be speaking next Saturday night al
Brunswick Hall; come out, one anC
all.
We hear that Church Howe
asked an old German. Democrat neal
Fairview if he would not vote fOI
him. The old gent told him he wOulC
if be (Howe) would vote for Tilder
and Hendricks. Howe thought tha
he ought not to be asked to promise
for if it should get noised abroad tha
he had done so, the weak-kneed Re
publicans would go back on him
And as office is all that he is after, i
does not matter with him much wha
means are resoTted to to obtain it.
- 1t seems to be rather a humilia
ting spectacle for man to be running
for office during a contest like the
pending campaign. and when he goes
"swinging around the circle not dare
say which of the candidates. or the
policies represented by the two grea
parties. he is in favor of, for fear ths
he will loose the votes of this or the
other party. Shame on such shyster
ing. VAN WINKLE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Next Thursday evening Hon. w.
A. Gwyer and Gen. VanWyck will
address the people in this city on pO-
litical topics. Let there be a general
rally on that occasion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Penys, Hyacinths and TULIPS.

The fall season-now-is the proper
time 10 plant PnDys, Hyacinths and
Tulips. P@nys, white and pink,
double and fragrant. A few hundred
each, choice varieties, for sale.
RoBT. w. tURNAs,
Brownviile, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

H. f. Gates, the gentlemsnly
cashier of the State Bank, leaves for
Philadelphia this week. He will be
absent until the close Of the Centen-
nial Exposition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
w. III. McCREERY

Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc., at lower pri-
,ces than any house in Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

--Rev.D.F Rodabaugh was appoint
ed, by the recent Methodist Confer
ence, to this station for the ensuing
year. Mr.. r. was at Falls City last
year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
RESTAURANT!

Second door west of the First Ma.
tional Band, BY MRS. VIM. STEVENS.
Meals at all hours served to order and
the best the market affords. I3tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Mr.. Gwyer and Mr. VanWyck
are both good speakers, and we hope
to see a big turnout of the people to
hear them on next Thursday evening
at the Republican club room.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
A. d. Marsh Dying!

A. d. Marsh will Collar or Dye your
coat, vest or pants in the best style.
Will Dye Ladies' Shawls. Will take
all the spots out of Gents garments
and press them up in good shape.
Will repair garments and warrant to
give entire satisfaction. Will cut and
make Gents garments. Equalled by
few, excelled by none. 14-tf
Sewing machine needles of all kinds
at Nickell's drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Plum Trees.

A few choice. genuine Wild Goose
and Miner Plum Trees for sale.
Price % cts. each this fall.
RoBT. w. FURNAs,
Brownville, Neb,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

- The autumn frosts have shOrn
the noble walnut tree of Its fruit and
It's foliage, and the boys are taking
care of the fruit part.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

It's very seldom we see q drunk
en- man on our streets, but Ben.
Thompson had to take one in out OF
the wet on last Saturday evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Trains at Council Bluffs arrive and depart rs iollows
sorNG WFsT ARRIVE GOISG FAST DEPART
D., rDrpss l935D m Dav Express. Gao a. m,
Night Express. 9:I5a. u. Night Express 4.g2 pm
TX. Freight 5Oa. m
VIII. STENNETT. Gen. Pas. .Agt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

D1~ Meetings at o'clock, p. NJ.
Republicans of the different precincts
should all turn out, and work for the
success of the whole ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

- The meeting of the Presbyterian
mite society has been postponed for
one week. Will meet at the residence
of Mr.. Lett on the 26th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

- The gentle squawk OF the wild
goose IL heard again as he takes his
flight to a warmer cline.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The weather is getting a little
cool for crOquet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
cb,o.poS North w.stern Railway.

Leave BrovnvII 7:3o a m, I30 p. m, $50 p. m.
Arrive al Rrownvile 73la IN, 100 a m, 5:3O p m
b. NJ. BAILEY. Superintendent
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Alex. Robson is moving his stock
of boots and shoes to his new store
room.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Our street commissioner has been
doing considerable repairing of streets
during the past week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Charles Body, who has been sick
for several weeks, is able to be upon
our streets again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

"A warm stove adds to comfort
these cool autumn evenings.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Mr.. P. H. Gibson and family re-
turned from their Centennial trip on
Saturday last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
MARRIAGES.

October l4th by Judge Church, at the Un-
lon Hotel, this city, Mr.. Geo. n. Petit; of
AtchisOn County, Mo-, TO Miss Martha Knox
of Peru, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

ooruI1rro. HAPPY RELIEF to Young Men
J1NIhUlrG Z from he effects Of Errors and Abuses
in early life. Mani OOd restored. I'm
III pedimentS TO mar age removed. New
and method of tT' atment. New and
MLpDTinp remarkable meC les. Books and cir
u LHl4ILLJ3' "ulars sent free sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCI- TION, 4l9 n Ninth
ST. Philadel 1,sia Pa. An institution having high
reputation for honorable coRGucJ and professional
skill. syl
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
TIME CARDS.
Daily Stage Line south.

From Brownville 10 8raso, Falls City and RuIo
ria Nemaha City. Asplnwa!l and ST. DerOlh' COH-
meeting with cOngPyaices 10 all other points.
Leaves BIownville daily al ] O CLOCK D. IL.
Arrives at Brownville II o'clock a m. ,.
J. C HAIRLESS, Proprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

District court for this county will
commence on the 9th of November.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

- CIayt. Shurts came down from
Lincoln on Saturday last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Machine oils at Nickell's drug
store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
EGH9aha.

- Benefits mill is grinding.
- There are few cases of ague In
the neighborhood.
- The political mill has ground
only Hayes and Wheeler grists in this
precinct.
Our merchants pay 20cts. for but
ter and l2f for eggs.
Services at st. Johns church on
Sunday next 2:3O p. m. Seats free.
-"Ifa a haach, no, a har. a hess,
and hee. don't spell 'orse, then my
name isn't 'Enry."
- Sitting Bull is now a Running
Bull with a Crook in his t(r)ail.
- Hayes and Wheeler Club met on
Thursday evening last. noted the ad-
dition of six names to the roll. rolling
up the count to sixty-six; listened to
an excellent, eloquent speech from
Col. Rich, to whom a vote of thanks
was given, followed by three hearty
cheers for the speaker and three for
Hayes and Wheeler. Adjourned to
meet again on Thursday evening
next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

, - Prairie fires have commenced
their annual work of destruction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
FURNISHING GOODS.

In Ladies' and Gents
Furnishing Goods, such as
Red or White MerinO and
Flannel Understands and
Dra10erS, from so cts. to
$500 per Set,) or Cotton
Flannel Dra1OerS, Linen
and SiJ6 HGHdkerchiefS,
Linen and Paper Collars
and cuffs, Su5penderS,
Hose, &c. &c. TyOt Want
any OftheSe things CHEAP
call on LOlCR1011.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
LOCAL M4TTERS.

. Commissioners court is in session
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
". "a. DEN
Dealer IN
General
Merchandise
BROWNVILLE, NEB.

Having just returned from
Eastern Markets with a full
stock of Dry-GOOds, Notions,
Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Hats,
Caps, and a choice stock of
Furniture, which he assures
the public that il will pay
them 10 call and price, and
they Will be satisfied that they
can save money by dealing
with the
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Nebraska Railway.
BrownvIIIe Buss Line TO Phelps.

LN.CoNvERsE, Sup
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

DENNS YLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il GREAT TTRUNk II Ne AN, UNITED STATES MAIL
ESpTcss for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West SOUTH
with pullman Palace cars attached $50 m and $50 y.
boT Wamspcrt Lock Haven Cory and Enc at 1890 n
and $50 M connecting at Cory for Iitusve, Petroleum
T"f sIeTe Was6ngton and the South Limited wash
ingon Express Pullman PaIior cars daily except sunday
$50 IN Washington at 4l0p M Regular at $40
D. Exp2tss r. -aI 6adelPSa T. $50, $40 $50 1890
and p m. EmgTant aud scco,d class, p IN.
For Centennial Depot at $50 b5O I;JO a. h2 ana p
Returning, leave Centennial Depot at l. Ai5' oSo' o.
For SsyaFk at e2o ?ansS LAM d1S I2RI aJ5
$50 l. 73O sl0 TO- 1880 y. m, and Il night Sunday
'IS Fat o5R Sla6aIS aaS Sio a. 3d. E. o. l. 74o II
l, p $50 5io $40, llC 45o 400; so 5io el6 go
$50 Z $50, $40 TO- ll'SO p IN. and IL night Sunday
oES sssh a ~ "a "a Ia m, IN e
T. si0 L. D. NJ and ~ night. sunday 52O. 631 and D
For Wooabrdse Perth Amboy and south AmOOy and 10
. For ." New, New ,BrSnsSiet and II M . Slo 4lo, $50,
Tor Kingston Rocky Iiiil $dOS n andt;lopR.
For S SG M 3 eaG aO no an and o
FOR MefGSr and Somerset 9Tneh u; and 3p N, @,o ,
'iS fSf gfcsholS re- haST 7ae 8 aHr ma and
For For HsRstSSa FenO9rton Camden Perth AmoOy
2$0 and via Monmouth Junction alSe R b. p:r, Amso,
and 7:SO a. M, Via Monmouth Junction M , man ~
except Monday From Washington and Baltimore $50 s n
sSS ssshs aSa S5s o,sS .. lsS SSs ss5
SEQ ga ETSsawsy No AstCr MSus
dspSs ISSsf jersey s4a Gy oes Battery
IRkxK TH0ksoA General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
COTTCS RECEIPTS.
IuIr Thp foila
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-wool is IN fair demand prices
easier supply good; stock acCumuIating; OHIO Penn
sysyana, and West Virginia XX and atoye, 3i9
35c; X, 3iG3jc; Medium, Soc; Coarse $Oa32ej New
Medium S3qS5c.; Cosr>e, 30d32c. Conleng Wasl,ed
42Ioc; do Unwasned, 32035c Canada Conbine, 45d10c
Fine, Unwashed, zoe; Coarse and Medium DO zS@z2G
Tn,l Washed 34d36c: Colorado Washed lSd2Ocj DO IN
washed ls &C. Extra Mer1no, Pulled 2sd32cj NO
and Super do 23d32c. Texas, Fine AMI Medium 4dZOc
do Coarse l4al5c California, Fine and Medium, lSd22c
do Coarse. l4a1Sc. -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
6apinss Banks.
East River Savings Institution,

No 3 CHAMBERS ST, NEwYoRK June y 1910.
56TH SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND.-lnteres' at the It'9
of SIX (6) PR CENT per annuin mas ptth usS' IN ns ]
T he lad on and after the 10th day OF July, on a sls
which have remained on deposit for three or six months pre-
yious 10 the LIST day OF July, 1876. 49, ,....o.. IN
called for will be credited ana ara" '
original deposit. ,-,.-,.. ,-or, n 20
WILLIAM II. SLoCUM, President
CHAs 4. WHITNEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
CHOICE AND SAFE INyESTMENIS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS.

MONTGOMERY q,
Pursuant the provisions OF an act OF the bebelS Aet
by of Alabama approved 23d February 1876 an once WI 10
oneDed I'm The City OF NeYor he oath day OF July nex
said act ...,,1 ,,
der tho following named acts, 10 wit; 49, - -. d, , u,
provide for the issue OF state hohas appO'eu
An At 10 renew and the time OF payment Of certain
bonds named sp3ro"ed ism January lhbo II,
An Act for the OF interest on tDe bonuu
set nf tue state Alabama" approved 18Th February lS
An Act 20 extend The time OF payment oil certain
homes tcrein named" approved 6th February, loG7.
An authorize the issue Of STATE DOhus apIloN"
18TH August. lSbS. CO.. ,..-aa
An Act % extension OF certain state bones
due payable in London BE frst day Ol June 4ofo ~
proved 18th February, 1870 ,,---., -
An Gin relation 20 The state bonds OF h&OallJ NJ
proved 18th February, 1872 ~, , -, ~
An Act 10 renew and extend the time OF payment o. ceI
tain bonde nahed," approved eh February ls3Z
An ACT provide for the ment OF interest dGe n M
maid on valid claims against The state on account o. tb
faure of the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company 70
nay sand Interest" az proved sth March, 1S1l
acs cav be- made o, of the Commissioners IN ihC Cy
cf montgomery after the 1r5' day ~ Juy next ~ a.
eorano with The provisions Of said act Of 23d FeouarS 4o'O
,-.- A. ......oa -. ,,,. c,a,o -
approved 5ih December, 1871. .,.,--- .., -,
main tain the ciet OF Aao'ina aPpO'e" -''"
February 1873. .,.-.,.- ., e..,, -. A.. D., 81, q
amount Of four tcsand dollars per mile III heu on StHe m
dors,en b0nds o. tire railroad companies o t5
Sl"'e' ."PP'''' GEO. g. HOUSTON.
LEVI w. LAWLER,
r. u. BETiEA,
Igu
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
fIrulIure.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c., cheap
4 for ca-h-- ~ rETINAti'- lfJ ans l1i N!ti!ii
=, Tb, fnur story huanes ant IL largo wleroum hlcl
latest sylr goods Burcau and dressing case suites i1eu
sd walnut Is To- $50 Tan. Eruts'iS Il
gCC.. Red Check and White Canton Mat,
~ n.,. Fancy Nat;iu"s. Ingram carpets oh '"'' An'
upward on C.Dis Ciplll. Ctsslaarc- Ns, I,r olrL
ANpREN FIR e CO.. "'l BiO'u"ay'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
Ginancial.

LEX. FROTHINGHAM g. Co. Bankers and
Z Brokers ~ Wast. make for customers desiIa.le
INVEsTkfFSTS OF large small amounts in STOCKS OF
legitimate which frequently pay nom hve 10 twenty
times the amount invested every thirty days. . .-
RELIABLE STOCK PRIVILEGES neeOuateh ~ iavoIa
Die Stocks bought and carried "a long as dee On o
iost Of three 10 Circulars ana weekly reports
ient free. ---------
NHOICE AND SAFE INVESTMENTS.
~ 7, g. AND 10 PER CENT
CITY AND COUNTY MUNICIPAL BONDS, - .,ee,-.,,
RAILROAD BONDS AND CITY h X. sIOChS,
INSURANCE. GAS BANK STOCKS, ETC. -
' STRICTLY FIRSTCLASs SECURITIES
a desirable prices by
ALBEIT II. NICOLAY & Co,
No A3 Finest, Now York.
NB-Reiable Investments our specially 70 year,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
EALL RIVER LINE.
TO BDSTOI
AND Ali POINTS EAST
THE WJELD.TENOWEED STEAME g

From Per Is, NUTfh IN'ef, fO0l oi 3lIff'Yst,
DAILY (-US USDAYS, June II To sept 10 inclusv1 ~ D. m
TcLeis aud Starous secured punepa hotels ard ckcs
OF cts aud pie, aaI sioI.Irr GEORGE L. CONNOK,
Con. Pass. Ax.nI BORDEN * LOWELL, Agents.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IANHANGEHEf.T or PASSENGER TRAINS. Aprl lb,
lST-Ieays ctHi, loot Of CcrlGt and ucsbrus,ests az
a. ~ ipf Elstuu, fothlehcm, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
UaEleon Bcastr M,adow Mahanoy city, Shenandoah MI
Hhaaukiu Nh,shaIte Piitsou Naygr, Emirs, Ncy
connecting with trains Tor Ithaca Auburn Rochester, bdf-
iSlJ Niagara rails. AMI the West.
HaLcoi Hahanoy CITY. Shenandoah. wkeslaiIe iitsioh
&c making cO,o connections Tor Reading Potsvillc, n
Hurisburg
Chunk, stopping at all stations . .
csc - n Night Express, daily, Tor Fason Beth'ohem Al
l.uto. nauch hunk WikoEOIrfc idstop, Sayrc Fmrl,
Ithaca Auburn hester, Buffalo, niagara Fails and tho
Nest. I.ilman's slcc. .inr caacnts altachtd
HDnr. ~ SAY EE Sup't. and Ing
Of church and tOrtlaoit
GlAS. a.. INNINGS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08

NVHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED SIAiES MAli..o,,,oo,,od
~ this Line take the l1nc Routes Itcohmebul
by Lieut. Maury going south OF the Banks On 'Le
,i,ssacc 10 Queenstown. all the wear round.
- GERAfAsIC, sATU RDAN, JUly 4 4 p m
CELTIC, SATURDAY. JGly To- at II a. m
BRIrANNIC SATURDAY. July 20. Il: 20 a. IN
GEEMANIC. sATU URDAY, Aug. i, at 10 q. H'
CELTIC, SATURDAY. Aug 10 at D. N. .,or.r,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PlEH o. Nohih
RIVER --..-., -, m
poinneut-. Ths Sa',n >t'ieIooms, smot .he auu bai
F0oms are placed aml,br-, where ga" ncse ana NOTION
least felt anoTding degree OF comfort m'ei" un"'
RTTfs-saoOn. $50 and slOo god Return Tickets on
favorable terms stcrrIge 81. ~,
,r suecru Of ,an. aud Information apply al the
N'''i"' H. J. COItrIS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY bv day boats {. NlB-
- BARD ard DANIEL DREW-l"aye Ntstrytt I.,f
ri Slu. ard 2i'hst ~ y 20 N Landing ~ Etlb Ji @
rytosp 10Y frryhoat West Point SO" b"rgi FitIht,sr =
iucs.rk Catskil and hudson Close connection AZ Ali,Y
with tam al $50 ui i"r th' Ne't over 'r"
found Tax" Point New WJurgh Gud rrlu.n same
dsy ~. IoagJ&cr,aist ~ o.
HRTDGEPORT, and all points on liousatonlc
and Nqugatusk Rtilpaj.. Fare ~ Steamer Elti u
PORT CutEauncspat 5Os TO- and Bridgeport atll
D.
EITlXIN,' LIEE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- +AEAIDGs, LAKE CHANpI.AIN, i.NtI. GEbRttf
aud Wet Tow fare and reduction 10 a .Hint. ne Gle
80 t4 Iiur leave DAILY t~A'uraaSs -
crrtedi h., from PIER a. NofGi tv'r in,t ll"F'
come, aug " i, nniulu =. !. Central H.h-s a'T
Iruus Ia. a., ,o, go baggage checked Ia q, stt I'Iur
- ,.,. Jvsi'i'ti tolsM ~ ~ teiPS c'p'
EvENfSG. Juy I. ouy, Toe steamer Thomas Po"cl for
Tf"y, WI. i"f.v y. 900. Instead oi q.
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
land taiis fNr.t Fuut. Cornwall, NeNnulch, NnIlWlb
Nnpu, ruutik, 'usc. and r7prs. STEAMBOATS, ionlas
cornell leave rutsdav lhltIv, nuG saturday Jane
" Budwin MoruAS Wednesday trinay >prng'L her -
y. ~, At y. "a.
EIOR NEW-HtVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
p,datr t1.nt -, l.. r., uaIy tSund,y-
CxCsprG ats o. IH t,d, - lG, - p M thd u y ~ con
sI,ci trans a. Ncn Haven ir Hnsiin Spfi"
ncd Irkyh -p and hafgls 'H'cAe, ut J+ BioadMaE
EeWN oTE and tUuTis., Brooklyn. ENcufsiOn tO New
Haven a'udlttIIn - 30
EALL RIVER LINE. ,,,
AND ALI POINTS EAST.
THE wDELDrENowE sTEAME-.s g
BRISTOL ASD PRONIDENCE
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
! OyG ISLAND RAILKOAD,


~ LI.ssEE FLUSHING, y. < hND CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN r. D. OF ipNG ISLAND.
Trains leave Long Isinio ity ~ follows;
From r., =. =. ana Central Depot, north Of Ferry
For fush!ng bridge ST., Orgc Point, aud Wht'souc
Gi 500 8 10 1903 m; 1925 1888 3Oi, 4:03, J.05 j3l,
600. o. 7.O3 $3.50, 500 D.. 1901 a.
Flushing Man4st.) aud Great Neck BranchGSj 7:35
q 5.3 7:O3 and 1901 m. Saturday nights.
For Mainst only ~ o. a m; l2Oj BOO SOl, A33,
5O3. y: D, 63l, 73J D. M.
Flushing Central hro Creeonoor, Garden city, and
Uempstrad- g0i 1903 ], 2O5 5u3, 6OJ Io3 y.
~ l2:pl welne say alG Saturday nights. For Central
Depot aud Garden CITY, i3H }.
For Babylou-9Oi g. M, 100. 1888 p M
For Patchogue-1OJ, i:33 p. m.
From Long Island aud Southern Depot. south Of Ferry;
For JauaiCa-6:3j. 7O3 800 g0j, TO- 1892 M; 1880,
3O3, I:03, ., j;3O 6Oj, $50. p. m. -, -. .. -,
FoI Rockaway and Kockaway Beach-1O3 TO- ll'52 a. M;
For Far kocaawsy only-6:35 900 a. M; 3O3, $3.50,
D. III. - -... - go, , On %.
G3O y IN.
FOR rOrt JeleTson-G3J 10 a. mi p M NoIthrOrt-iO3,
For Babylon-TO3 $50. 1882 m; 4O3, 5, 6:o3 p.
lsli-7:OJ, $50 D. M Patchosue-e3O a. m,
Bpm.
For Rverhead-9Oj q. m., 3.03 y. m.
For Grocuport and sag HarbOr Branch-9.O5 a. m anu
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
NEW-IORK CENTRAL AND HUBS

z IW-l lOKk VENIKNI AND HUUSVN
~ RIVER RAILEOAD-Atter June 20, 1876 through
trans will leave Grand Central Depot 80
room car. throue Rochester. and Albans, VI
NJ Sp,Cihi Saratoga Express arrives at saratoga
30
IO5OA H.. Special Chicago Express with drawinSr0om
care q Rochester. Buffalo aud Nagar1 falH
llJp a. IN, Nortl,ru and Western EXPRESS.
$50 D. NJ SPECIAL Saratoga Express arrives at Saratoga
y. -. - -
4Ol r. u Montreal Express with seepngcaIs from New
Nnrl 10 81 Aibans arr wing Montreal ~ y ~ a m.
Express, with sleeping cars lot NatcrtoWh anu
CauaudalpJia. As' Tor Montreal VA Piatt olfsh - ,
m pa1nc ENpr,sr daily, wltn Sleeping caib Oi
Roch, s,r Niagara tas buffalo, cleveland. Louisville and
both T. NJ G itasiioahs
T.. with siecpingcarB tuT Albany lT"J,
- -,
2sg md tl luswcy and M Wtatc0tt Express Co. Offices,
PARK place SJ aud Ji2 Broadway, NtN1orN dna 800
Washlnv vtOn-st., Er0OAyn I. IS MEENhh
New-York tribune., 1876-07-08
Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
and NEW

DROOKLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
ID BURGH, by steamboat ARMENIA.-Leaye Fnonst,
Brooklyn at 81 Vestryst, NewYork, at 92O aud Twenty
ioulthst 9I5 %. landing at Yonkers, Iona Island.
CozzeDs West Point, Cornwall Returning arrive &c
Brooklyn at 7 D. m. TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP III.
10 Iona Island aud return. 10 cents.