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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
WEDNESDAY, April 5

| WEDNESDAY,, April D.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Off official
quotations dull and nominal. Sales of 100
| casks at 35a cents and 123 casks at So
cents, market closing steady at 50 cents.
Otficia. quotations firm at 81 20.
Sales of 81 bbls strained at 81 10, 90 bbls
good No. y at s. 40, "a bbls NJ (pale)
at 81 75aS5, 26 bbls N 81 n (pale ami ex-
ira pale) at 81 50aS5, SO bb!s n extra
pale) at S., and bbls N extra pale) at
S. 25.
TAR-Official quotations firm at ST 60.
Sales of the days receipts at quotations.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-O Official quo
tations firm at 81 70, 50 rs and s.. Sales
of the receipts were made Yesterday and
this day at 81 rs for Hard, 81 IS for Y ell
low Dip and s. for Virgin.
CORN-Market steady. No sales to
day.
COTTON-Official re port steady. Sales
of III bales at the following prices: 3 bales
at % cents, bales at 10a cents, "a hal~s at
II cents, SO bales at 12aa cents. 10 bales at
12a cents The following are the official
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Quotations conform to the classification
of the American Cotton Exchange.
TUESDAY, April 4.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Off quo
tations dull at 36aa cents. Sales of 80 casks
at 30 cents, sellers option, April 10Th.
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Rurned TO Death.

Mrs. Esther A, wife of Daniel r.
RiyenEark, living near South Wash
ington, Fender county, was burnt SO
severely on Saturday, March 18th,
that she died on the Odd. While
passing the fireplace her dress caught
fire, and IN her fright she ran into the
yard, whore the high wind soon en-
.veloped her in flames. Her sister, the
only person present, in her vain effort
TO extinguish the fire, had her hands
badly burned. Her cries brought Others
to her assistance, but too late. Mrs.
T. S clothes were entirely consumed,
and her limbs, breast and neck were
burned to a crisp, and almost all of the
surface WAS destroyed. Medical aid
was summoned but tho case was pro
nounced hopeless. In that condition
she fingered, suffering intensely Eek
cept when under the influence of some
powerful anodyne) with excruciating,
burning pain in the stomach and in
tense thirst, retaining her mental
powers clearly. fully realizing her COD
dition, earnestly praying to be passed
into eternal rest, feeling confident of
escaping all future punishment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07
00lilmil(gtm YOurnn,
Conn .is,ss.Oner

The board met last evenii 6 In reSu-
lar session Present /: j. u. Wagner,
Chairman, aud commissioners Van
.mringa and Nixon. -
After the reading of the minutes,
Coup,y Treasurer H.wletS made his
r.nort for thu month OF March. Re-,
o.lvrd and ordered spread on the
minutes.
The -uditing com nittee reported its
.rarsactions for the past month, aud
,h. report Was disposed of in like
manner as above.
R-uort OF com nittee on poor-hou e
ho.nital and work-house WIS presented
anI approx d.
.d.ms for license to Ietali liquor.
Ri II Pat Day s received and re-
trr.d back for inform .tiOn.
Charles King vas granted peddler's
1;oonse. after which The board adj
i',nrpsd subj ct to Cal Of he chair.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

TOOre's Creek Centennial
Subscriptions for the publishing in
first class style memorial pamphlet
of the late proceedings of the Centen-
NAL are going ahead finely. Phe COM
mittee charged with waiting upon
our citizens report very encouragingly.
Soon enough will be subscribed. The
purpose is to sell the pamphlet and
apply the proceeds to the construction
Of stone floor and bropzed railing
around the monument as protection.
1tis also contemplated to have grand
4th of July celebration upon the
grounds on the next anniversary of
American independence. Push for
ward the subscription list, gentlemen,
and let it be published IN the mem
orisl pamphlet. Capt. Granger,
President of the Bank of New Hanover,
will hold the money.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Quotations CONFORM TO The CIasSIncatlOh
of the American Cotton Exchange.
FRIDAY, March 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Otf quo
tations dull AT 81 cents. Sales of 50 casks
selected at 81 cents.
~IN-Oficial quotations steady at
81 60. Sales of 1869 bbls good strained
at 81 60 and I bbls n (eXtra pale) at s..
Later-Addit.ona sales of $500 bbls
strained apd sood strained at ST G5.
TAR-Ot1ical quotations steady at 81 90.
Sales of All bbls at 81 90 and 300 bbls
in order at 81 625. Market steady.
CRUD z TURPENTINE- Official quo
tations 81 60 and 81 60. Sales of The days
receipts at 81 90 for Hard, 81 &C for y elbow
Dip and s. for Virgin. Market steady.
CORN-Market steady. No sales and
no cargoeS on market.
COTTON-Official report dnll. n sales.
~ ctfi o;- IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

Of the American Cotton Exchange.
SATURDAY, Abril /.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Offi quo
tations nominally unchanged. Sales of So
casks at 36a cents, % casks city distilled al
36a and % casks city distilled at 81 cents.
ROSIN-Officalq quotations finn at 81 80.
Sales of 595 bbls st aimed and good strained
at 81 IS, 500 bblS strained at 81 65, 2, 900
bbls stained at 81 20 and - bbls n extra
pale) at So.
TAR-Of.icial quotations quiet at 81 90
Sales of the days receipts at the quotation.
CRUDE TURPENTIN E Official quo
tations quiet at 81 so, 81 90 and S.. Sales
of the days receipts at 81 60 for Hard,
s. 60 for yellow Dip and So for Virgin.
CORN.-Market steady. No sales.
Several cargoes arrived too late to offer
to-day.
COTTON-No official report as to tone
Sales of CT bales at the following prices: $
bales at l0d cents, } bales at H. cents,
bale at II cents, 5 bales at 12a cents and
IN bales at - cents The following are
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-07

of the american Cotton Exchange.
MONDAY, April ?.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oll quo
tations steady at 36a GEMS. Sales of275 casks
at 36a.
ROSIN-Ohicial quotations firm at
81 10. Sales of ] 400 bbls strained at 81 20
and 16 bbls E (No. p at 81 10.
TAR-Official quotations steady at 81 90.
Sales of the days receipts at the quotations.
CRUDE TURPENrINE-Of Official quo
ta.ions steady at 81 60, 81 60 and s. Sales
of the days receipts at 81 60 for Hard,
81 60 for Yellow Dip and So for Virgin;
81 90 for Hard, 81 65 for Yellow Dip and
So for Virgin; 81 IS for Hard, 81 Us for
Yellow Dip and s. for Virgin; 81 60 for
Hard, 81 IS for Yellow Dip and So for
Virgin. Market irregular.
CORN-Market steady. Sales of 1000
bushels at 81 cents in bulk.
COTTON.-Official report dull. No
colaS The fo1lowiv,o ore the official quo
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
Bnsinsss Chances.

ITO PHYSiCIANS.-The undersigned having
i been independent practitioner IN two OF the IN
sutons production OF pure Vaccine Lymph In Ger
possessing extraordinary skill in the treatment OF
well In securing high percentage OF
effective vaccine matter desires 10 form PAltI
NERSHP with physician druggist OF high standing with
Wow establish similar institution in this city or VICINITY
please address Jenners Vaccine lymph, Tribune Oce
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK Tuesday, July 25, 1876.
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day the three
fologinc legal sales were made;
Ry T. r. Strerson Jr. - an
- an pouleyard 9 cor Of l02dsL each 2oxiooi 40 rno
Soris G Ferris and others t Iaibst "0'
~ of land on Riyer9ideaVe ne eoi VI A' 10 600
ll4oAA00 BIZ IT. Ludt0e GO.
49,. o,orv and hasepent stone house WIN ioS S,S
Tat 2th ST. ll07 OF 4thsve io' a. 800
D Kendall i''''..'''jBR Bv r. Y HGrn<t- CO.,
.o, 7.,ave Whole front between 13lst and o,o
iS2G,sts ig9.l1Il50; Isaac wen '-'-'-''
,,,, a, prCORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sRw-YoRB CITY.
..,,.,r. 15oft W Of llthave 2oxlOoS; Mary q, ooo
o1H,nteT 10 lIenTy Edwards. %sV''
7Otlrst 200 ~ 70 o. S'raSbery .... $4,000
ChTyse ST. s. IA it'Ii Snsbona ~ 10 % E Brown 1890
sistsL 7S ~ e e. o, Ias aneNi DeVia ...,...... $500
sch ST. 2l5 nsnS y W S gt1t 10 Jas peyiin 1900
eth st. - 2O9 II e OF In&'' 1900
ke TO IsaaG 20 q, ~ 55hst 2ox6S Amelia Nens
ehal,i az asc AKA n OF lOthave 25x9s9 also, 37ths
4oo q " o. Of S'H Miss avs, .... $4,000
hqsS9n5 70 os IS Il Of Lewsst 26xl9o John
llSths = 100 II y 70 81 pI;IS m SeifmanH COOO
Jefersonsye cor o az y 1900
wiiSmst " $ 2,;SAS' i'- Nominal
WDHims, " (same p'poi'!l' - -. Nominal
Mottst, 100 It n o. Gs$huS" '..... 10AioV' l4OO0
ehausen 1el to A I77 500 TIN -, ilSx5Odrregu.
HI WINSTON Crei) Henry Rolph'. loVo
.,orrs r. cor Of sth Bernhardt and Others sslo
IA HSa o sere aud basement Kick to ia soo
COP 5aS Levy o'e"i' T. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Rogistei'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
5ieamboGis ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY and TROY by day boats c. VIB-
"A BARD aud DANIEL DKEW.-Leave Vestryst pier
atS:lu and 2itst at $50 Landing at Nyack ana Tar
ryown by ferrvboa West Point New burch Poughkeepse,
KhnebeCk Catsk aud Hudson. Close connection at Albany
with usnu at p. M for the West over New.fork
Central special TO Saratoga aud Round Lake To
Point Newburgh and day. 81. Pough
kcepse ~ 5U Saratoga aud Ieturh 80 40
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnc
10 and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT slip at 1880 and Bridgeport atll
N
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
Hlarble ano Slate Mantcls.

NASONI e. ISOLA, -
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
li6 10 152 West 10th st. near broadway.
Monuments Mantels, Affairs Figures TliDg, Wainscoing
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
CHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRES


" ish ca 20 DO chambeTwork and waiting; good
waitress thorough chambcTnad and willing to do line wash
Ing and IRONING; city country. 800 6thayc near 23tst
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
IVHE GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS,
IL Now OPEN FOR ESTS.

y
,yipy tas uast season large additions and improvements
have been made with New and Elegant Furniture, etc etc
THE SPACIOUS DINING HALL has been extended aud
IL row Two HanireI and sevenw.ave Feet In length.
RATIIS have been inodYi throughout the ho;et and each
room is supplied through pipes Win pare cod ana deeous
strng water from q tes1 spyiaD on ne prenSes
with large and airy rooms furnished nxurOusly. table
sunpI with every deeacy attendants Seleeied et special
reference 10 their qad,caoR Elegant New llroom etc.
etc II IA bisrcd Gas s presents attractions not TO De
found esetChsrs HENkl CiAlh,., Vdndgers.
WM. WILKINSON, '
Juiy 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

NICE ROOMS and good BOARD can be OBJ
Y famed A. , farmhouse ~ miles from city location
nrli,hv bahing nshug &c moderate" Address g
HE'S f.Y HOWELL, i:iyvGh'ad. O.. J., T. g. I"N -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

\ OW-PRICED LOTS for Sale or Lease.-For
il Nbpufac;o Foanceries k.tDencS, chemical WORKS,
IunDer Yard Building Association &cBvocks OF LOIS WIN
blocks suitable Tor evenings
Newown Creek East River, adjoining EIN a \;
ProoIlyn terms easy; mortgage, with hlutis ah u
tatsactoGIy improved Apply 10 3 b. sCHlk!fI-LIN 4'o
William
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
DAILY TRIBUNE,
9teamboats ano RAILROADS..
BROOKLYN, NEW-YORK. and Nj

pROOKLYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
ID BU RGH, by steamboat ARAENIA-leave Fulionst,
Brooklyn Vestry St, NewYork, at 020, and Twenty
iourtist 9I5 a. landing Yonkers. Iona Island
Cozzens, West Point Cornwall and Sing STAG dlrng CAMP
meeting commencing July -. Returning, arrive at Brookyn
at y. m. TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP 81. To iona
Island and return, rs cents
DOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
u with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing ~ High
lmd Falls west ront). Cornwall, Newburgl, MaIiDoro
Milton POughkeepse and Gs0pu1 Steamboats, Ihoiias
Cornell leave every TGesGay Thursday Saturday. James
Baldwin Monday, Wednesday, Friday, sprinsIi tier IS
N H., at4D m.
DOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL spdinter.
mediate 2J, H., daily tsunlays
23d-st r.. H. 3j D.. ana IL con
with special trains at New Haven for Hartford Sprg
Ied Tickets sUi and baggage checked ~ - BoadNa
Neal orr, and COurtst, Brooklyn. Excnsion 10 Ne"
Haven and return - 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
NEW. YORK AND long RRANCH Il. r.

~ CENTRAL X. H. OF NEW.JEESEY.
ALL RAIL LINE BEGWEES NENfuKK LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlEf, AND fQUAN.
Passenger stations ewl foot OF Liberty ST. ANA foot
OF CIarksOn.st., \. Il.
Tune abe OF Juy a. 1875. TIaiDsIeave NewYok from
foot Of Lbe1yst. North River, at 7ij 9l5 liAb NJ
3Ab, 4:3O. $50 p.
A Long Branch. Ocean Grove sea Girt and
SGuau.
32O, 4:4d, 500 p.
Stages 10 ana IRON fcyport connect Station
with all trains. IL y. bALlJWiS. Gen. Pass. Agent
l.. 4. and
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
LALL RIVER LINE.
TO BOSTON
AND ALI IOINTS EAST.
THE WORLDHESOWEED SIEAMt--S 3
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.

DAILY SUNDAYS june II 10 Sept. 10 inc'I,ge at
Tickets and staerOons secured principal hotels ard tcaeI
odees and dire steamers. GEDtGE L. COkNOH
Con. Pabf. Agent BORDEN & LOWELL, AgeutA
| EHlGli VALLEY RAILROAD.
II lAitlANGkHLNT OF pASSENGERTRAINSA April 10,
eU Leave dcpOts foot O COahdt and pCabOsscS st6 al
Inr for EastOu, Bethlehem Allentown, hauch Chunk,
HaHet0nj Beaver Meadow, Nalauoy CITY, Shenandoah, Nj
carmel ShanOln Wi!kcsbsITc Ittston Sayre EmiTa &c
connecting with trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester
alO, Niagara Falls and the Wet
u = M ior Easton: Beth,ehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
HakietOn, hahauOy city, ShcuaudOsn Nilkesbafre itts
&C. making close connections Tor Reaing, rottsve
Harrisburg
p. M. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown and Mfa.h
Chunk stopping at all stations.
GO . o Night fApr,a- daily, for paston Uotlehctn Al
lcnto Mauch Chunk wilkes csarre TItt-t0n Sayrc EIrr
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Ia 1ao. Sagara Fals and 40
West PLimans sleeping caaelos a. tacAed
ROBI. il. SA1 m, Supt. and Engr
General Easter. Office corner u Church
CHAS. ~. CUMMINGS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
NJEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAILROAD.-After June 20. 1876 through
trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
M. Chicago and northern Express, with drawing.
room cars through 10 ikocnest,r. and - AipaIs, VI
800 q. NJ special SaIaOEG Express arTses ~ Saratoga
2:2b -. m.
cars 10 Rochester, Buffalo. ami NJrfA FAILS.
IL 80 a. m, Northern and Western ESpTcss
$3.50 +. n Special Saratoga Express. arrives at Saratoga
9p.Bl. go
% ST. Adams arriving az Mohredi al 5aU l. IA.
n. Expr,ss sleeping i0I NAiertown and
Cauandai qua. Also Tor Montreal fiattsbureh.
$50 Paclhc daily, WITH eeFHng ears Tor
Rochester, Niagara Pals Buffalo, Cleveland, ~iss!e, and
~. Louis also for Chicago. Via 10th i y anu ~ aDids
iiOO D. u Express win sleeringcars for Albany, 1ry,
Saratoga
Way Trains per Time Tables TICKETS Tor sale nj
252 4l3 broadway and at Wesicott Express 20 onr
Wsshingtot. ST. BrOokyp G. IS. MEEkEH,
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
aurtiou Sales of Real estate.

IRVINGTON, n. Y, REAL ESTATE AT
Il AUCTION.The HOCSI; and ten acres Of LAND known
the Moer Property vii sold July 20 at 9
O'Clock a IN, at Courthouse White paiHs by GEO. IL.
SCOTT.
DEAL ESTATE, SEVENTEEN rH-ST The
III HOUSE and LOT No. lle. and HOUSE, STABLE and
LOT No. l2l West Seyenteenst viii Dc sold auction
Aug. l al IL O'Clock By
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND HUDOE ROUTE.
I I-s.l.L-IL - L---I- .L.III 80 LIILNN-

Vst Nd gulDE ROUTE
IS NE% Aol-.Cal2 iaro,4 , q igy ,, rf'r'' foot '
Is rlilhpLlrIilA- Norta p~nHaylyana Railroad. cor
N'' '''' ,nrm'uci. Moyu,Y june 10, 1870 rra,ns
leave S,lcIA. .Jo, Of M cry '. az '7' ''' 'I' m
i.,. r.,dciPhla at 7so 30 an. 20. 20 o. cg pr
Pullman neavia- Room t'i, a;.eAed 'o ih, 40 amt
B,aJ. ic-s' of cilsL,oa 10 at o3' 7.25, 'o' No.
age 'r,, g. , low 80. e; By % % g,, g, g.",c, It. ii.
-''''''"'' cen Pass. Ar,aL Z. ~. %. oi N.J.
NEW-YOGK, NEW-HAyEN AND HART,
y FORD a. a@-%hN.hofk ANp NE"hANhN, Pl
rassersrr s,auon M Sew lors, Graad c,"irl Depot 90
"--'' n',i,s lrAyE NV lrosE. .o..,.-,
o. 1lctu, '' i ,n ~, y s. ,ceu 't %
CA,,'r ,Ez.l. $40 sad ol5 CLOcaI LHN9 I.h ana 10
ar tSoHjn Noraa. 30 o.. eo5 u a Ia, n. u..l
u" so 9,' 1910 T. ~ - n m, "a ~; yci' 1 "''' ''''
ristcn zpI,s.. va epunrgot at % AM A. q = ' ana
8 I- 90. VA shore ii.c a. ana lU .i W Sa.sn md
y ami 10 D. r. = i!'HsJ y 10 ~ m y. .rs Tfe
VISION Tor ir5,iGrrcs and th" Connecticut valley -
sayg,'os; ,s l9g o1 r T. " a, I ld Sew Haven All
Norl.upon r. H. at >'N ia,,r aud Le o D.. A-. r.
meet win Conpr,urni AVE- H. G - ~p7na'0 s,'I 10,
arrk aud io1sijouic g. o.. Erdgo'"rt. 3D." 1' a 4
south voreaa, and Tho sos q. l. AiO. and - g. %"
ruur"y Bo'on MAJ Trains NJ D. IN yH Sp7nFh"'' NJ u
DIfNlr room .lT on i'ag i-AfI''.F i'' ''''' ''r
Might EApT,s 49, trains. . ...... .. .. ... ~.
Grand Central Depot Offices Of =. = Transfer co. ~ .
Ea.Nav Sov YoI. and 80 court si, bOoAJ Who VIII
aI.o check LagaaCe .Tum fcNLtic" iu d'-t4HailHi
AJD ESTABLISHED IINF.-Stcaucrs AN
~ DREW HARDER OF mon mon daily Tor catsAi', SC,
from iIankiI.si., rrr -. ~ 3 g. 10.
DHILhDELPIIIA,v Via Long BkAN'li ana
I tbe NJ.WJIESEY sOTIHEIsS g. l.-larc io"ss Than
by any otter route commencing June ly, i-1G Lg!. Hc
Sp.k from Ill - Norm HiNrr foot ivc"rsi. 6l' e. ~
nr Long Branch -tib.rht, sc, "lJ g. Va Tor fit, phl
Long Branch Tom, RIVER War"ioNr, aud Nh"!'mi' .,u
- ~ Tor oYg branch. i.SrT aud " town "'" J.
M ta f.,!.It bat and passenger tra 2. iIC li'h'"
SuLdays $3.50 N, iDr Long ETIrch T"l o. f a' . (. "'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
Coun.rp Real estate for Sale.

SUUUitU htNl SSi"tN - ~ ~'"'N'
A NICE LITTLE FARM of acres, with
N good ulau buildings fruit. shade excellent water: near
derO l6 miles NewJeTsey Central r. H. owner recently
deceased; be sold only si,0e4 sreat chance.
STANLEY FERGUSON, ltl BroadWay
A CHEAP HOME-Substantia HOUSE, six
"A rooms. dry cellar poultry lomse garden lawn f!i ca
" N''-' STANLEY TERGUs6S, i6l broadway.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, 4Sl2
ID acres lawn and shade, MAGNIFICENT TyGr mont,
PIice $500 terms easy. Buildings worth 0E2 thc nee
asked Z ,,yiN,N - % ''-''''
EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, GO
i by 1JO Or6D by S6 feet desaby located and dry soil;
convenient three depOIs. in FLUSHING, J. l.; 4l Trains
each price for cash Call on owner NO S}rlseal
N. V, address N. g.. Box llj THDune once y fHsA
Of gas sewers, water, &c.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-47 ACRES,
south sile leland, healthy and well watefrd.
with extensive ocean ard Land views choice location
for hotel villas for ae terms all on mortgage
Will builders would De exchanged uilucuuOced iof
S b. sCHIEFFELIN, 40 wilianst.
MODERN HOUSE, with live acres no i'll
WI eum5ranoe an hour ir9n ety. wan.e1 oi our &
utes nom buckingham Hotel Answers with full particulars
requested. A. b.. +. .. box Isl.
GEnN MONTHLY YINSTALLMENTSt with
- 1OO out lnteresU FOR 20 MONTHS ami 5000 yearly
OF two comfoTtale COTTAGE HOUSES, with grounds Of
nearly one acre drives Lawn shade, uL vines,
fruits situated best line Of steam trans 40 L
from IiDCrtst and IN OTheily ana eligible iOc al
and healthy; depOts and einens convenient
express rains sos yearly fare houses have ro0m6 |a
two floors bath, &C. can nave staOie PSstIt"
utensils and part furniture For DESCRIPTION ad
dress OWNER r. o. Box ISL Elizabeth sec the rTeinres
near West Elizabeth station. n. J. Central r. H.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
AK A. ,'lso'r'"T roH "TTiVCIAiETS Wa AIR iINE.

NEW- JERSEY AND NiN-lORk RAIL
~ WAY For UACEEN~sCk srEtSG VAIL ~. NhS
JII. EIW CITY. lIANIil> Il.AN. 4.d STONY fD.Nl.
issyt Sea lort Wa T'.e forms. i'"' tHamu"is ", -
q Iya. i.. b. s. sl5 / % 80 Sundays. SiJ T.
auIGi5 T. u. ucarI t.Fr Sl'ul1y nfhts 'Hiy ~ y
ocuck through stony Point lEcuJsHu uc.'a 20 itr
;.,s-f Offices AU ,aiH- lrlsc IIc Depot J,b"y tty.
Gef.arai once. - Eru5uNay. see cTru'aT.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. .

ID Leave New-York from foot OF Desbrosses and Cort
landtsts. -
$50 a. FOR Washington and the West Pullman parof
cars from NewNork TO Baltimore and Washington
Pullman seepers and day from baltimore % Pitts
buIGh, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, &C This trat
makes close connections for Columbus Indianapolis
New Orleans.
925 am, Limited Express with through Pullman
ing at Washington at 4O' and making
nectOnsfOr the West rs The preceding train This train
makes cOnneclio. with Potomac boat shepherd at 4l5
p. for Richmond arriving at WChmOnd at g:l3 p.
235 for Washington South, Savannah Florida.
and New-Orlrans Through fIUm Now York tn
Baltimore aud Washington. Pullman Sleepers and day
from Baltimore 20 Chicago, Cincinnati. St Louis.
COumbus. New orleans. &c.
S55 D. m daily. for Washing gon the SOnth and West. Pull
sleepCrs to Baltimore and Washington and frOm
Baltimore Cincinnati, LOUIS &c. making close
for Louisville indianapolis, the South aud South
West Connects AT Washington with trains for Rich.
mOnd, lyuchOuTg Savannah, Flord6, NewOroans. aud
For through tickets please call at Compsnys Offices 3l5
broadway, New York, and ticket offices foot
Coraudt DcsnrOsses and depot Jel sey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. II.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

ERIlI RAILWAY


H sUMNEB ARRANGEMENT % trains In eject June 5.
1916:
ga am-Ciuoinnau and Chicago Day rltrcss. Drawing.
Buffalo Ec and sleeping
Coaches 10 Cleveland. Cincinnati anN chicago.
lUfj MI pres Mall ior Buffalo, @' sleeping Coa'hes
attached. - 90
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls tncin
aa, Cleveland. aud chicago Hlout change Iso Hotel I'm
u 70 Cleveland and Chicago.
Trans leave Chambers Street Depot, Y, for -
p and u midnight Saturday nights only Sunday, 5l5
EaiIcIgIrd PARK and Passalc AS 745 10 q M u noon
lI5, 9, 3.4J. $50. Jl5 g. ESQ, : 10 p ~, y inic.
night Sundays, 3d. 90 a. !i", t5o j. n ana " iid
Paic,aon e45 745 $50 10 1915, 1900 m. l2 noon
l4J 8 10, 345, 4} D. JlJ g, $40, ESQ., T. = 10 tni
y midnight sun,ays, $50 9:!5 10 H. l:i5 65O D. NJ
sulcfn G,35 las 10 1915 a. m ll5. $40 O. g. T. p m,
J. midnight sundays eSO 20 a H, li'' O'o p m, ana
Corntai 7i5 o g. u $780, 1870 p. N. Sundays $50
Warwick. 1:t5, lU:i5 a m. s5O y. N 10 ,,--
hCwbigh, TsJ, 81 lO:4O a. ~, $50 100 +. III. buhuS9S
Kingston . a. H.. $50 p IN. Sundays, $50
Goshen 1fJ. 9, 10 fj n $50, J45 $50 D. m Sun
Midi,etorH 745 J. i0.i5 a. m, 3.35 430. 7 p N. sun
DAYS sjI. % lbsJ a. m aHd ~ p M Trans
Port ferris 7I5. o. lO45 45O. p. Sundays s3O
20 a. lh. and !. lu . - . . ,.,, ,o-,.
Twenty third e. hcen minute earlier tsn ADo,e ne
tIaIus leaving ChanUcrs 81 on quarter hours leave lhr
ri earlier Boats leave Twenty thlil 81
at 10 and m Ccting with trains leaving Cham
DeIa i. : y. and Il mid.Isht.
Sleeping Coaches be oJaincd and orders Tor tc
checking aud racrOf Baggage De leit ~ The Company
Cces .33, iOl, 52s, and 30, Hiuad"ay, No court
St, BrOOklrn, and AZ the Company dgpols ,.,.,,-
Express rlsios from tie West arrive In NeWl ork al z'
a. H., lao and 1850 y. II.
10 II II IA IN n II I