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FOR SALE CHEAP!

ENOR Cash, 51s Yoke of No. WORK OXEN.
II Betting aAout ~ feet each, to s years
OLD; also complete sett of Logging Gear. with
Cooking Department and portable camp 2O1
50 in good order and built strong with hunks
Stoves Crock ry and furniture. Also. pair
of MULES, 15l4 hands high and No l Elep-
tic Sping Wagon, together with harness, slso
a first class wagon. Apply to
JAMES TAYLOR, Blakely,
m;12tf or W. T. BALLoU, Seattle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25
The Evening Prayer.
FROM THE GERMAN.

Tired. and going to repose.
Both my little eyes close
Father. let those eyes of thine
Be above this bed of mine.
Let my friends. Lord, far and near,
Rest within thy hands so dear;
Little ones, as well as large,
Take into thy holy charge.
Send TO sick hearts peaceful sleep,
Kindly close the eyes that weep;
Let the moon high IN the sky.
See the world in Stiffness lie.
If | have done wrong to-day.
Dear God, forgive the sin, pray;
BY thy grace and Jesus blood
Every trouble is made good.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

AIF-AN-ALF.-Those "cuts' at the
head of Democratic papers are appropri-
ate entirely. If they are intended as the
portraits of a couple of mulattoes or Ka-
nakas, they are complete success, thus !:
They exactly resemble mulattoes, and as
the Democratic ticket is s'half-and halt, -
hartl-and-soft, double faced one, whatcould
more appropriately represent it than a
''hgurehead'' formed of two mulattoes?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

Sulphur and nolasses, the old fashioned
internal remedy for the itch. is obsolete.
That and other obnoxious skin diseases are
cured in half the time, without disorder
ing the stomach, by Glenn Sulphur Soap,
the great external and-seorbutic
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

The building of the Yaquina Bay Rail-
road would be only the initial OF grand
system of railways connecting us with the
Eastern portion of the continent. giving
us choice of markets and low rates OF
freirhts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

DEAD.-H. d. Thompson, the young
man who received such serious injuries last
February by falling from hay-mow. died
at the residence of his brother-in-lay, ID.
g. Vanostern. on the 18th inst, aged near
~ 25 years. Pence to his ashes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

TIE WEATHER -TfIE CHINESE IN NEW
YoRK-PoLITIcs IN THE METROPOLIS
DFsoLATIoN OF THE CTTY-CHII.DREN's
SUMMER Observation-Disclosures AND
HIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

RETURNED.-AIrs. 8. f. A. Hutchins,
who went East TO reside some weeks ago,
has returned. Everything was SO changed
and different in tho old homestead from
what she expected to find them, and the
comparison so unf;ivorable to her old Ore
gon home, that she couldn't think of car
rying out her original intention and maxi
ing her home there, but returned, making
ing very short visit indeed. We well
come her back.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

DIDN'T PAN.-The ''boss' informs us
that the dance Friday night was most
enjoyable affair, but expenses Were not re-
allied. He says in the future purchase
must be rugged to secure enough chickanlin
to pay expenses"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

REPoRTED.-Case of smallpox reported
at Eugene last week. 1t seems to be grad
TALLY spreading lp the valley.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

THE NEW EDrToR-Of the p. C. dGro-
cate, Rev. j. Ii. Acton, assumed his duties
last week. The new editor is from Ohio,
and judging from the first number of the
paper before us, he is just the min needed
to give new life and vigor to this old and
popular Christian weekly. The new editor
is said to be an eloquent and ready speaker
as well as torcible and pointed writer. two
accomplishments very seldom united in
one man. We wish the editor the greatest
success in his new field of labor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

LAID OvER.-The Greenhorn mines,
owing to the failure of water, have been
laid over until the rainy reason.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

Brokers III New York are charging per
cent. premium for trade dollars, which a
week ago were selling in large quantities
at / per cent. discount. This looks a.
though the 10 per cent. discount put upon
them by our San Francico friends was and
is simply skinning arrangement. How
long are these hooked-nosed monopo-
lists of San Francisco to be permitted 60
rob the people of Oregon with impunity ?
Look at IT,: While trade dollars are worth
a 1remtsm OF five per centum in New York,
our California Shylocks discount them ten
per centum Ia clean shave in their favor
of fifteen per cent!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

EpIzoorrcs. Mr.. p. w. Spinks lost =
valuable horse Saturday morning last
from epizootics.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

"A Monkey Wrench is Mt this Office
awaiting All owner. ."-Indepe pendence Tete-
gram.
We thought the editors name was NJ.
L. Pipes!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

The new school house in the western
portion of the city viii soon be ready for
occupation.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25

Camp t.,-night, and it might be a good
idea to hold a meeting.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25
BUSINESS

FIsHY.-Last weeks Corvallis Gazette
says that its editor, w. B. Carter, Esq,
was absent at Yaqulna Bay, laying in
few whales, for fall and winter use. of
course. Fish is great ..brain food, and
Brother Carter was out of--fish
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-25
NO BETTER TINE THAN THE
PRESENT.

There is no better time than the present
for goingto work ON the Yaquina Bay
Railroad project. Our farmers are again
afforded an opportunity of feeling as we'll
as seeing how completely they are bound
hand and foot in the tolls OF the river mo-
nopoly. They can see-and they have
been afforded almost similar sight nearly
every season for some years past-the prof
its of their industry entirely eaten up iIl
paying freight OH their products TO
market. They can sec that there Is no
probable end to this extortion-that mora
than likely every coming season will WIT
ness a new scheme put up for robblng
them. 10 completely foil these scllemers
the producers OF the Willamette Valley
have but to unite and build railway 20
salt water at Yaqufra Bay. A road can
be built from this city to Yaquina Bay
which, with proper guarantees, VIII secure
low freights and fares to our people for ah
time to come. 1t will secure us an outlet
that will not be affected by low water-1y
the heat of summer or the storms OF win-
ter-a highway that will be open to al. IS
one price, ut all times. And the compile
ton of such road would increase the
value OF real estate in Linn. Lane, Benton
and other counties adjacent from t~ent-five
to one hundred per cent.
The building of such an Improvements
would be OF benefit to the whole Willam-
ette Valley in every way. Again we re-
peat it, now is the time to inaugursate this
great work.
With railroad to Yaquina Bay does
any one suppose fifty-tive and sixty cents
per bushcl would be the highest obtainable
price for wheat in this market, and that
other cereals would have but nominal
price? No. Wheat, even at the present
low quotations in San Francisco, taking
that for our market. would be worth 50
cents per bnshel here, were such road In
operation. But we need not and would
not depend on San Francisco for market
for cereals We would have much less
trouble getting shipping to Yaquina Bav
than now experienced in getting it to the
mouth of the Columbia. The road built
and we would command all the shipping
needed. Let us go to work now. and the
Yaquina Bay Railroad will soon be an as.
sured fact.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
DECIslONs-MArl 10.

Sspyems -Chnrbers-By judge Dapiels.-ln
1 ny il, tHd !" cir rcr, o. referee 10 thc matter %
Duree.-craosd. rhs broo.lyn lA.e lgsnrAHoo COMPANY
iy jGGse pegoa sar. ,sns Of the D Dlninn ,. o'
EH.s, So i.o- and ~ ~ s.rI ON one iay notice aud
cas.i,1 a. De returned win one Neek from u, ,-ue
james H. h'."Away as N,,sa IL u. "a, ,,aiiS
Porter sgt kr nniy; Honrr ~. to.'r ituhaiIs ~
G,ii,e it i,rs rfaaef CHUNG All. Stevens
49, X It'll az q al Fraas q a. ,s yers
.a"u1Is ,s 'ftar W,iS- ,ioi.,ns Zen. c Van.
d.rpoSl ,rt w,s-s,,ic'. A-tsnier ast Eosi,r - al
costs Never asi Jaoo. Jucs - a. The 10
s sotst NE ciii1sgs saving ban ae III. 1s, ei 81 cat
II ast stevens me Ncv loft ~ ~ 'iAnv ~ 800 90 ~
0'Si5 'tH Soiii =, f,t..e ss MS:iad ns iara, GsI
I,nsian- n,t is,r - AZ sgt Ciitrell
Bnrr az MacAu-n Fdrnasoa ast PArinyt"n- Granted
Sspe ior Coart-Special TeF'-l}y judge Sp fla
the matter Of Abol-pricr soite 20. asi ltos o. a.
Unr &C. at Joln.rf dcny no,ion receiver AID
..Ayy Bsf & q. a. AZ HG's'5 tsts e. .. I, n
isath y the Cty Of NeN Yof. agL nc foloe
G'Iis &C. si Ths tomarSia Firs Insurance company
ca,haas w4i.s.I in f-yor oi psinta
ic5ef s' 81 'Iisis - no omaha NAiona Baak soidag
sgi. Ea.lry.-Ori-rs s,aataA
on,mon P},az-S Spor,0l 1srm-By Judge J. j. Daiy.
In tie matter 81 peuu0I u .he Manasrf N the ,ci-t
tho Reformation ~ Juvrut 9einqG'ns ~ tls ~ %,
NoyYorh rae prisoner sho1ll &c lIoush iro court s'
the 81 e Siiuesi, 4g-ln MN lie Ad ~ ~, pres
nom itic ~
for the Reformation oi juvenile Dhquens 20 mo
Pouiien,iAry.
Marine -ChambeyS-By Judge Nctdsm.-
Thurber All. G,riefanSherGs bin taEod SO % brk
asi BlAck- Eesrrcu 'ee papers tontsnt aEi Fsirit
,pith art: lwIcE-Dpnl1ns hel Aribert al, CARO-
Nc de,lnt a~ Ths MAYOR sO.-~~s psIss. Nubcit -
Bsnss-I ndrrtIing spprosel Gek AEL ART nofdrr Pc
..ttl,d Wsrs.r 81 rls-J1n order ~ arrest
dsusi. DoFans agt. Tnpplhri psTs1a oii,r,d - I@y
4. kpiry.-Julgnsnt ior piluii1
on neuinGrrr RIudcs AT. HEchcY-Conn9Hira
ori.rri Gdcr-cs's at DfDnAotion ettntsd unl'' %
feudsut submifr nation. stern tgt GsteIy tor
All = mon Niche agt Asrutef Morrow zsL rprebnciu
| ~
"a n IslsusvChs- A. Hsl es1r aProilod i.tcc'r,r
Gogirtn srL ,oJb-Thr- J. AcAoo appointed Receiver.
Ci.,4in srt Burk.- dnnci. Lewis aEL Wrsey.-
Aorons for md Emsu FfAatsd (two hc-uls Osborn att
HtIicE sgL sfAI--L alsrtaA4ng
! pToyed iudd AgL -AOli,n csuted.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
SUTPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEw.YoP

PORT Op NEwYOPK ...................MAY 10.
CLEARED.
steamship Scotia C8r tetc, Liverpool G. O. Franchlyn
siegu-hip Wyanoz- Couch Kchmond Ciy Point ani Nor
steamship Livingston, Mallory savannah. W r.
'sic1mship Neptune. Bore, 8osion. IT. =. DimocE.
Soamsulp lacras, Aa,tt No.0, a, Oii Folht steam
Hhp sattara CBrl. HARRISON Liverpool, BcwTns Archi
b.ll. "a , ,-. 81,
gark John j. Marsh Pickett Hamburg John zttlosen
.lrk Carb, Townsend, frodercAsilct 81 Ctcx, T. han
Hari sesu uu,royacN tAustl Gogsa, Cork Tor orders
Laura, Stpf5y -eafp4ti
s4.fA raWdse lex (brl Hicks, Darlington ~ s., L. l.
HsTs iisrrr tGerL liinssen Antwerp. II. Roop & CO.
mig A. r. PeBn,I Becs, Portland Ne. James Murray &
isrs Raehele (A) caeace constantinore Funch. Edye
LnS Teon Austl, Tommasic Cork for order, slocovch
Pr. Nellie Aati n Allen. Mobile l.. D. Hurlbut e Co.
uus HarrJ AUBREY Br. BIiggs, Drdscon Bar. Dwight
a lati.
fng Wrns tBr.l. Brundags stockholm. 4. T Hoeney
isug klmOn tNor., Anderson. Bergen, NORWAY, Funeh
SOM r. A. Forsyth. Hoobe Stamford stamford Manufao
so1f. Eaiine wilder. Tampoo Mex. j. W Wilson 4 CO.
senr siAs hcLoon, spear, Jr Governors harbor kieu
schr JaLs A: Decker Freeman Governors Harbor Eleu
D. J. Wsnberg AGO.
sehr A. d. fsrJ Perry. ArrOyo p H., Marcus Hunter
Co.
schr Jsnss E Kelsey Bodine Norfolk. o,erton a Haw.
sohr Nailson Holmes. Bayns Kingston. Jam. A. H. Solo.
l.aA "a.
schr Fashion. csrbury. saybrooE. Conn, Cartwright 6
Lsye.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
eelr rl. worden Young. San salvaaor m. 4. wOodrua

schr Ella worden Young san salvador "m' l. "oou'u'
Barge E. Moon. DoDohue, philadelphia, James Hand
ARgIyKp - .,a
Uavrs th with Indse. pass. to Kunhardt q Co
Steamship Magnolia, Daggett saysnnaL DAYS Win 'n"
A saeamshp Richmond Kelly Richmond, City Point and Nor
o lcr. Hendeer tof Nes.IIayenl Decker Demerara 10
'ag sk S'. g. NJ Haven 90 fortand) 'Ulrc, Matanzas
iua Ci,1ch ,of ~ Andrews ". b.. Maloney Mus
sehr Wad parks. Bogart Savannah days with luni
Sth 18th plaster ,.u, ,r,,,,
< 5as 81 %s; vTsnh y5fnia @ttS S'5S dsrS corn
PORTION PORTS. ~,
QUEENSTOWN May lGrhe white Line steamship 81l,
tir PrTy On My Tor yerugo arilveH teFe
al lol2 ocoes yeser m9rnpg ana orsfssasa ,ncboa
Capt Munro irom NewYork May 6, for Glasgow arr'ed
81 JoaSs, N F. MAY 1e-Tne sseamghlp George cron,. %
Fign Aladdin Jane Fish l6th Miranda. Lanra Egly,
Ilia, Ariaesld Arryei llth breitts li;i A9p9 tagt
ma. @ 6s last nasi at uni,s) c'risiopher coiambs
.o.,ox Nav ,s-tSdd sPSssp RS Aries whedop
ph,lateiihil Commerce, Eio GLASGOW = s CrWn %
/ Fe.sender Becbe Aexanirlr $ H. Snarg I'VE meha 40 1g.
NJ. t. uowner, Thompson lin49"'% %ov lHne 0ndo1t Nj
uiee Wai!ac, do; Pennsyiyena, Jcnr, ~ 4dua' @ % s
9rI ,idIoen SolI yo },,p m Sort u. Pot Jeersoa
H1.@1%n, , Nav G ATvei steamship Mcclellan March
PryTirnc sclrs Bidsa warren NeS fOr,' anu ~
uoyt ION New fIageD Cleared barzs Ruaoer OiseD' III
sinYru. Jason. Grimm, Bremen. - ,utouoo
PHILADELPHIA Nav 10 Arrived stesn'ags @ Hip' nyy
G.rE lucamoGa ". y nl1en & higsa9s' iisia 1@s ROB.
ert Dillon Batchiofd LeCh0In Ella N ldlhet lu'Attl
GARDENS: schis 4. u. Henderson, HeIt es'n dti N,n'
Cullnson B5rucoa George Nashn gton o co. H. 'yrs3'
MIV Rockport: Ocean Traveller, Adams Newf ~. C4n'
staits,lD- j. EFem.u. Pati, Richmond Drla' .,
..re F9l River; Ann Eiiza Rclaiat y ~ or -. r
ITe Ter lIa tinore: sup Martha, ZachrAsen Hht"'ip
sc.rs Atde r. Warner Lewis, Port Antonio OcgtH ''F
Adams, Levcry. Able Dunn touutan iel "a. y.
schubert do John Hdtetrn Jr' I3~ns"r oaiI o1Ise, @
Upvbi. Fat S. SiDh. SeW-BctOrf Edwin, fidh't5 49,"
Haven ". AfcGlhaa, can, Providence E.Vle DAVIS Arm
strong, warren. .,-.. &C.,, from,
yeirl.t. .a,,ai big De.nar c., 81 - johns :. r
Cu,rigsI0N. =. g., Nay l6-AGyei, steamship Chain'
pi9n Lockwood. NeafoA; 10Th scEr rlahhs A''c3' -"
fOi. NrFNorN u-,4..-..r
FROM (inbtF iaIcuj. steamship CbolVn "oH' !" 80
lG.B s. - - ... ,,o., Can
DALVEsFoS. Ncy l5-Arnyed biy Her zont Vier , H,t,
ties JaDerO schr Thomas T. i,ah y'-i, LiFe p0''
CLEARED .Ie4mship Marc fBr.l BurrOwS Liverpool
lFor Latest shiS Aefrs sec ram FGg'i
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
TIE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit Of Frances Gente against the Mechaii-
ic ami Traders savings Iusttton tried in suprror court
ported In yeseTdays IIBuSE jury found verdict for
defendant
An application has been made in the Court OF
Common Plea. b,hal o; Andrew H. Roberts ana valentine
Gleason who Al. nov ip PRISON civil udsmen, against
g. IN Tor 4uns money Orgei bonds i0f ieI eA'nelh
tun poor pfronsTs The hearing Oi their ai'oA Ii te'
90 Tu
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

ID l. y y = L.N AMI \ RAJ LKO y - LIE
ROUTE sins ton foot Duslross5s AID
oriispatsi. fori,s, a. fUilors; .
vit1 rolnAu Palace cars attached 90 sad 800 p
For KIN Imspot 1cs Haven Cory snd Erc At 30 A. ~,
and s3u NJ connecting At CORY icr lus'iie Feolemn
FJ. b4itinole was!gton and the south Limited wash
uygun sprcss " 1Au pssllr CaIsGslr except sunday
9:ao arrives :, washington St4lOp IL Regular - 10
lSpTcas ior Phaisyhs T. 736 $40 so H.: 1890 s.
tln5 q T. 8 o. p NJ iad y alht Sunday D. ., Z. $780,
For SsTsrk At 9 ESQ. Ito,&,9 10. y M EN-;
e 30. $50. So 10 llS0 =. V. Sld ~ Eish~ sundsy
og sd a.iS'M o M 1. $ s5 asS 72 80 o 3S ia i So y 5 q
$50. I50 No. 10. iIaO p u. and IL nisAt. sunday,
For iysassy. g. $50, D, TO g. 70 Il n m. II M. l.
go 3lC $40. 40 80. $50 5-D, SO 49, $40, G30
"FoV Vwoord rd psr n ssm5oy and soalS S,o an. AMI Il ID 70
.. M, 23O $50. and Gao
O 10. 7 =. m and i2 nisst Snnaay, pm
& tor Eas Ni:o9f IL !. m, ,l = auS ,o 20 ? m
For Princeton = $50 >, M. l2.3o, $40 and p
For lambcrtyle, $50 m, z. > and 40 !. IL
For EIciu ng.ou $50 4. N. and m.
Ter Mercer s9. somerset ht-ncl, . p NJ: , -,o an,
go ,. ri.. 1890. ., I. =. ana p. m.
For Frcsnoil 1880 a M. AMI A.iO p ~.
Fer nj htstowr Penbtron Cau1e VIA Perth Amboy
$50 p m, and va Honn'u,h jGncnon, 40 n ~.
and 1880 y ~, via Monmouth Junction
gf follows Frum Pittsburgh, tj5 snG 10 so
s1oso o aonday FT8 ' Washington an Bst@ore 20 ~,
4)j, 5i3, snd 1925 NJ SUNDAY, 6'-0 m FROM Ph,~-
sE G.io $50 ~ ant i025 p M sunday 5:i0. Go.
50. ll:54 = a., 6bo, ,nd 1925 T. m.
az foot Of Desbrossss aud CortianGtss No. Cours.
3 s,n ;, ,9a ,o l e sia rs ilsd'on' hoooke
FRAsK THOMSON, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

Instructor in Foreign Languages" Ant now
my yoonk frcn cei yus your iadero bsoGer and you
yCs my Vio's hrOdcT pies tn trs mo M do sherman
laisyich. yot you would be 10 me rc.a;sGf
Young Pupl-'A A e,lss!n' German. sH."-lN y. Com
mcTtIal Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
THE REFORM CAMPAIGN.
con,nued from First PAGE.

practicable, one person from each o'a'o ~ .n0
IJnion.p In this form the resolution was "'-""'
mouslv adopted.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

snp ri,es 800 A.i2 san cts.-. IN 'ioon 127
! iil3n THIS DAY 4 ". -
sandy Hook - Cows Island 2Hi Hell q. Ferry. 3.SO
Tli,u ms nAY-r N.
sandy Hook 223 Cows Island 2Si He'll g. Forty ii3
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
ST0NING TON LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.

Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NARRA0ANSETr
loayo Tier 3d. North River, foot OF Jay A. at y. N.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tickets for sale pracpa uoket ofees staeroons
secured ~ ocos o; Wesco Express Company and 81 363
broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
steamohips ELECTRA and 0ALArEA leave Pier ~ North
RIVER. ioo, ot Park place ss tS0 Freghs via either
line taA low eat raiss
l.. W. FlLkINs, u. l.. AgL D. =. BADCOCK, Prost
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
Gisarlboats ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa:opi,
1 aud Naugaiuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer PRfDcE
POT Catharine slip at ll;SO aud bridgeport All
D..
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

ERIE RAILWAY.
~ SPRING ARRANGENENT Of Trans, In effect March.

ERIE RAILWAY. ,,r,,r ., rr..,. n .r.,, ,f,,.,
2aic-CIncinnat and Chicago Day Express Drawinsroon
Coaches ami sleeping Coaches TO Cleveland Ani CHI
p-.-,to 49,. a.. ~.
m G1,j.yl Paeino Express for ths West slecpag
CoafICs through Roc ester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS cDan
matt eani aud Chi ago without chansei also Hotel a
ING ecars 70 G. eyelapd caa Chicago. -.
Trans say9 q Depot " T., Tor Ns"arf, otS
800 lO45, 1850 a 10 5:l5. and t p M All ~ md
right SATURDAY ughts only. sun1sTS sl0 = m; ~ n
3. 3:lj 43o 5I5, 9, ESQ, i, 1913 80 a ,!naAys
100 10 m. lf5, $50, $50 p "a P.ttrs9n - s59
$50, 10. l04A, 80 ~ IL NOON -, s. >; - 80 fS
5Ia G:l5 630 y sl5. 1880 ll;30 z "a saluI' ~ ng9S
miGIl.nL Sundays $50, Sln 10 E. N, 50 $50,
r. 1850 D. Sufesu 40 7SO 10. 10 - a. M 40 J, y
II 80 D. n s1udsys so 10 ESQ T. $50 p m. Corr.
bmga 7.i0 g iO45 n N $50 isO Sundays 80 NJ
warwick. 7io, IS =. m, $50 D. m knyslo.h S39 ~
Sundays 90 Goshsn, T30 0. loA3 q m go 5,i5.
4so p sgndSys 20 20 70 a. n NJ 81 lSs NO.
. n The p m End 4 80 frails come with New
York and OsUego Mlsnd RalrosG st Hsins Port Jerv,
$780, o lo:fj 0r $50 .. Sundays s5J ~ n aud
fP IL NORTHERN p n OF v. J.
Trains Leave Tor Enseuooi ClJsieT. kernolS Nyack
~. except Jack s3O 9d5 NJ 1880, - 4tj,
5.sO Csc 73U - saturday nighs 0uly II 81
sundays. . q. H. srd blo D. n
NalueL spnns Vai.ey. snd s0Esey 9@S a m, 445 ?; m
eaye o3dst hteen minutes earlier than above time ans
leaving CEsHbersst. querter E0uT. eaVo 10 81 tly
inmates Bc1t leaves 23dst at $50 p m nneclnS
"a trains leaving CLamhersst ~ ll5ep M ahi ~ nd
ckets or passsgs and apartments In Drawing and
Sleeping coaches can To obIsL" and ORDERS Tor e eskns
Nos 40 t0l 52s and y57 Broadway No COC4st Brook
lyn AID at ne C0Dpauy's Dspota
Expross trans from he wes. arrive IN Sevfor& az 1Z9
H. So X sRiSJ1r General Passans scr Agent New.York
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Lawn NeM. YOIk rom foot o. DesDro.sns nni O..

POhT eayeJ Catharineslp at 80 i aud bridgeport at III
PIN
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New.York rom foot o. DesOrosses and Corr
s:35 a. e., for Washington AID tho West Pullman DARN,
cars nom New Org TO Baltimore and waslngtos
ouIgh, ch ago. Cincinnati ionisyiie @c. Tiis lrat
makes clos connexions ior Columbus Indianapolis ana
255 NJ Tor Washington and the souta Savannah ros,
and New.Orl-ans Through from New Yort =
Baltimore aud " ashing;on Pullman sloerers and dss
s:55 p daily ior wash9ngion he ssnn aud West Pull
Baltimore 10 Cincinra y Lou : &C. naAIng close con.
Wet Conneeis at Nashhs'on % VITA trains ior Rca.
ihe south. Through seepers Baltimore and I Ssx ss.
aha S srosSSay York aud at @s 1s "es 81, $s
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTlMoiiE AND oHio Il. r
NATSKlLL CREEK LlNE-New Champion
" TUESDAY, THUksDAY, and SATURDAY from Pes
a. Canast McManns opposite days IRON Leroy ST. p
NITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY.
IL ADJ a0S bAcKs, NOS TREAL ana ali 5oinls ESri,
eaa, s,eimboats tbs Line leave DAILY saurays eS
eeD i. p m ndfng 5Ga sr as rs on SOr r. cs % s It.
and sara oga aud rs lnl Bosom ana e3nnecg rairoas
i'i'DS" '''-''' JOSEPH cORNaLi, sapt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y ALLENTOWN LGNE TO THE wEsT.rasscngrr
Fregt station IN NewYork foo, Of h6ertys eOnDscts
with Del Iack. yess r. r.; at rhlpsD9rg wila Tehisa
reei he TaTisborg Ptis1nrzh and the VEST 70
Central Peuusy lyania and Neg-fOrk ,tate.
SPRING ARIA NGENENT.,
Commencing May ID. iS16-Leave new York as follows:
5.41 LMAIL TtAIS Tor Lesion, Bevidere, bethlehem,
Bath. Allentown, MsucI Chunk famaqaa Tamaneld Wilkes
UsiTo. POctsy.le, scranton, &c.
7.4l a. fg--Fur Soni.r,iiie and Pennington.
MOkNNG EXp.Ess, Galy (excent Sundays), for
the West al
HauUh Tamaqua. TOwsnla, lAesDs
P9tts sille, Scl anton, DSnv lie, NilsmspOTL &c
1918 a. ip.-EOr -0uIcrvi 10 and Pennington.
lao q. m.-EXPRiss for Ficmnston Easton, Allentown,
Nauch Chunk, Ianagua, Maancy city, liazieton, Mikes
barIo, Read Columbia, Lancaster 1:phrata P0tsvs
HarnsDurg, g.. ,, -. =,
245 o. nl-E1PRFes for TGson, Delviderc, Bath NagcA
C5uuk. Miikrsbsrfe, and scranton. -,
100 o. m.-Fo. Esson Allentown and aaueh Chunk. Con,
nectg al Junction with Del, l. ack. eni " est X X
A.gG D. m.-For somsrYllie aud tlrlinson
glJ i. m.-Fur bound BROOK. - -,
53 m.-Eg gTSlNG ExPREss, daily, for Eason. Allsniown
Maao Chu?k. wikesbaIre Io"anca kesdns, and Hams
burg
fP' Por 1a5ci6 a 30 5.l5 0l5. T. 7:3o. 745 s. $50
.. $50. lHl5. ll:i5 a nj y nj l2A3jo ! 2 2iS, 8
ESQ 7, 10, 83o 5.5,t 1850 iI.i5' ~ HI
IOcii Trans % DInrleu 331, t5J, IL p. w.
Il l RIChEK, Supt and Eng
II % n p,vy geucrtI P.qt-uger