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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24
Draft Horse
SIR WALLACE.

After a large amount of time and expense /
have succeeded in getting in my possession u
horse Of rare combination, having very fair ac-
tiOn; style equal to any small horse; color,
bright bay with black points; tail heavy and
sweeping the ground ; a beautiful head, ear fine,
forehead broad, eye large and expressive; lofty
crest. from which falls mass OF silky black
name; shoulders nj ;ely rounded; body clean !;
per. BY examining II Of his get satisfied my
sclfO she unerring certainty with which he
transmits these qualities to his pOsterity has
and will earn for him place in the popular IA
vOr which none can disp0ssess him Of.
Sir WALLACE was foaled June e6th. 1871,
stands 1917 hands high. will weigh 400 lbs. or
over; was sired by an Imported English Draft
Horse. Further Pedigi &c with horse.
Those desiring to raise horse to keep, or
which will comm and II high price in the mar
kak are cordially invited to visit my place, two
miles East OF Ravenna Village. where Sir Wal
lace and the Lexington Colt. ANDIE. will be
kept through ths season OF 1876.
-.t j. L. CHRISTY.
Rlvenna. April ls. 1875. S99-6.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

just as though there was not water
enough half mile further on that she
could get without trying to wade into
the marsh. He always intended to
build fence around that miry place /;
but no one had ever lost any cattle
there and he did not know why he
should just now. Only that it was
just his luck.
Ii there comes frost in early snm.
mer his crops are always nipped a lit
tie worse than any others. Ii a fresh
ct, his garden and farm are the worst
overflowed !; if a drouth, his crops
show the bleaching and drying pro.
cess the earliest.
His clothes never wear smooth and
fine like other mems wardrobes. Mer.
chants always take it for granted that
he is of no consequence and SO man.
age to pack their shoddy or second
hand clothing upon him at enormous
prices.
If there ever was an unfortunate
person, that one was Ezra Ezekiel. lie
never had anything he liked he is al
ways building air castles and making
great bargains that are to bring untold
wealth. But he is sure to fail in his
undertakings. 1t never raincd dia'
monds unless his tub was bottom up.
ward and his hands tied behind him.
And SO he must needs go through
the world grumbling at his il; forum ,
Thus he makes himself and all around
him uncomfortable by his complain
ing, aimless life.-May Maple, IN
MOOreS Rural.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24
Livery, s ale and 30 ardins Stable

The undersigned has purchased the popular
Chestnut Street Livery Stable. and having add
ed to its resources, invites popular custom
Fine Livery Stock. and reasonable prices
Particular attention given to boarding hor rses,
by the feed, day. week or month. Also, will
attend to the purchase and sale of horses for
customers.
When you want first class ride for business
or pleasure, call ut the Chestnut Street Livery
Stable. .tIai s1uh RIB. WITTER. D
kAYsnls,lAux. IL, leGB. aS3-ti-X
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FOR SALE OR RENT

A HOUSE and two acre& OF land on South
"A Prospect street, kavenha. Good Fruit.
Well and Cistern Water ON the premises y All
u good order. For terms, apply TO Mr. ELISHA
BRIGHAM. Il. +. GARRETT.
kavenna. March 81. 1870. 7ieirs 'Y-''11- "a >
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

JOSH Billings People who
hev nothing to do are always in a
CRATE hurry to do it.
The human harte iZ like a very riich
piece Oy grOund-capable of produce
ing CRATE crop of weeds or flowers,
just az it IL hoed or neglected..
IL Adam and Eve had remained in
the Garden ov Eden until this day and
not fell. they would hav been nothing
more than two fatt specimens.
Humility ia the best teacher kno
ov, it is always safe aud generally sure.
The reason whi so few sukceed in
humorous writing il because they
mistake hyperbole for humor-gcnu-
inc humor IL nothing more than gen-
uine sense out on bender.
My experience among men has been
that all those who do the most brag-
ging about independence, do the least
of it afterwards.
II is harder work to be a secOndrate
hypOkrit than to be fust-class chris
tian.
Idleness IL the CRATE bane ov life.
The devil always enters the idle mans
house without knocking.
A thoroughly lazy child il almost
az mutch ov kurse az an idiot.
Ill naturid people don't grow amia-
BILE az they grow older. but like n
fighting dog, who has spent hiz youth
in continual warfare, sets down in the
gateway to fight flies and growl at the
passersby, on the other side of the
street.
There is hardly anything that we
diskOver so carly and relinqnish so
late, az that we have genius in an EN-.
inent degree.
A GEORGIA man is suing another
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

A GEORGIA man is suing another
for one cents damage to his nose.
Not much scents in that.
"HAvE you much fish in your bag p
asked person of fisherman. ayes,
there is good eel in it," was the
rather slippery reply.
The Brooklyn Argus suggests that
the reports of the atrocities in Bulga
ria read like one of Morton's speeches.
WHY may tipsy man fall into the
river with impunity? Because he
won't drown as long as his head
swims.
THE nation that produces the most
marriages is fascination.-EE. And
perhaps the nation that produces the
most divorces is alienation.
WHEN the thermometer indicates
ninety-and-nine you may have noticed
that man can get his choler up much
more easily than he can keep his collar
up.
ROCHESTER, is the spot where base
ball first opened its eyes on this wick =
ed world, aud there's where one SUR
geOu has made $4,000 amputating
fingers.
lT is popular fallacy 10 suppose
that young lady's teeth are the less
pearly and her lips the less ruby be-
cause her breath is frsught with the
fragrance OF the unfortunate onion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
Corporation Nollcc5.

NOTICE.-WILL1AM kENNELLf, Auc-
tinncrr vii sell at puic auction by order of the Depart
ment OF Docks TUESDAY, 2lth October, $50, ct
IRON ends " dock piles For fall information see The
City Record. Copies for sale At No. city Kali
CITY or NRw-YOgE. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, BCgEAu)
ron me COLLECTION TAXES, COURI-liotsE
PACK. 80 CII AMIErs 81. oct. -, 1916. }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOtic is
" hereby given the Rolls Personal
I,rnrv and Bank stock S76 hay' De dcliy
cred the Undersigned and that the taxes thereon are no"
due pay able ~ this office.
In case Of payment the first day Of November next
the ur,on paving shall be entitled 10 the benefits mentioned
i'm Ito twenty ninth section March 30 1850 viz:
reduction cent annm from the
time of payment % the lst day If Dere lber next.
MARLIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver Of Taxes.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STONE.
sealed proposals viii De received by the trustees Of the
and Brooklyn Bridge AT tneir office 81 Waters,
brooklyn until NONEMBER Is, OT about ll6 cubic yards
Granite tut stone.
specifications viii be furnished upon Application AZ the Office,
where plans can be seen W \. ROEBLING,
Chiri Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-After sept L. 1876 through
trans will leave Grand Central Depot;
$40 q. No. Chicago and Northern Express, with drawing
through Rochester ard ST. Adams, w.
1880 M SPECIAL Chicago Express, With drawing room
cara 10 Rochester, Buffalo. and Niagara Falls
ll5O q. m, Northern aud Western Express.
1880 p. NJ Special lblnv. row aHd western EXpress
Connects Albany with might cKIcs~ FOR the West
400 Montreal Express with 'eeplnSears from New
York to Montreal
600 p H. Express with sleeping cars for Waertown and
Canandaigna Also, for Montreal VIA Platsburgh.
$50 .. Pacific ENprtss daily, with sleeplngears for
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland. Louisville and
st. Louis also Chicago via both j. = NJ C. Railroads
HOO p ~, Express with seepn gears for Albany, and
Troy.
Way Trains per Time Tables Tickets for sale
252 ALB Broadway WescOtt Express Co Oicss
Washlugt0nsL BROOKLYN. &. h. MEkKER,
General Passenger Agent
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EOR THE CENTENNIAL!

VISITORS TO TIE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
remaining several Gays Will iud the route VIA
LOSG BRANCH AND THE =. J. SOUTHERN II. r.
more attractive than any other
The hne steamers JESSE HONT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave Ptor 5, y. r.. foot OF Aect1rSt, at
g.ij .. m. and i;ODp. m.
connecting sandy Hook with express trains Tor Pade
phia direct.
The York Bay, fi view Of tho
and the extensive Government fortncato!s said
TO be hook
skirts shore for IL miles 20 the SUNNI I CAPT.
TAI" where passengers stop through :ic&cs
depot phlgdr phia Is AZ the foot o Market
yaueu 10 ~ The best city hotels and boarding hoaus
Tickets for the round trp good Tor 10 days ~ single
fares, - 40
~ The 9i5 line connects also Tor Vineland and Toms
River, and the r. m for Maret0Sn, Barnegt and Tucker
ton. Accommodation for Long Branch At j. ~.
W. \. nNEUEN. NrMrral MauAger.
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european advertisements.

FAMILY BOARDING in Dresden, Germany, by
Madame Schuster daughter No. j. Fcriinandstrasse
TVUITION AT TRIESTE.-Rcv. II. O'Cal-
laghau English Chaplain NJ 4. and silyermedallst Of
IN. University Dublin receives few BOYS ~ PUPILS
special attention paid hitting students fer the universities
- II :
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gieamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY By. day boats c. .yIB-
BARD and DANIEL Io DhEwLeaye ys'y ., pd pier
s Nswbsr sa SaS aS sTG be- Laa s a. %'i
Gs o1 4say c Sq nav s f al so F
Suspension Bridge $50 and NIAGARA Fails Al 20 TIE follow
same day. 81. Poughkeepse 81 81.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID Trains Leave New York via Coraodt and DesbrossesA
ss5 Washington, Pittsburgh co,alabus Chicago Gin
cinnatL Louisville, Indianapolis &c. Pqriof cars 70
m m S9d E rassn faS P ea sS
IngIon same connections West as by s5S m tram
savannah c5Xnene"Frg Ati,,n'a Now,orlsans %c.
Indianapolis, &c. Through 70 Washington. Pun
.s:55 D. M, Washington, the south and West Richmond.
Savannah, Lynehoqrg Atlanta. New Orleans &c. Pitts
vile Indianapolis, &c Pullman sleepers Washing.
DAILY. 0tIer trains daty except sundays.
and aOT 2S Eosy S and At So os 3
s G2r Fo aIa E VA nALTIMogE 4SD oo
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Lbertys ani foot Of Carksonst uD town. Freight
co@@oncine oct 3 IS7G-Leavo NewYOrk, Of Lib.
$40 a. p-M,L TRAM for Easton. BelyfGere Betnlehem.
Bath. Allentown. hauch chunk, lamancnd NllkesDaIIe.
Scranton, &c. Bound Brook for Trenton aud
Philadelphia; at Junction win DEL Lack aud West Rail-
sSeTy T. and F Es 3sSan, so,s.v FOR
IIg rgeo BGsScS FastSn Allentown Rarrsbnfg and
the West Connects at Eas!on for Maueh Chunk Ianiga
1Owanda, WkcSbarre, Pottsyne, scranton, DanYe, VII
Transport &c.
siTO D. m-ENPREss for Pennington, Easton. Allentown.
Mauch chunk WllgesherrC Scranton Tamaqua. Mah3nOy
CITY. Hazeton, Reading, Columbia. Lancaster Ephraia
POttsvilla HarIisDurg, &c.
400 D. m-FOr High Bridge Branch Easton. Allentown,
anc Nanch Chunk connects At Junction with Del, hsck.
and West Railroad.
30 n m.-For Soulervllle and Pennington.
s53D m-EyESINC EXPRESS, daily. Oi EasOn. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarro Towanda s.eadng and Harris
burg.
$50 d. m.-FOr Easton.
GARRISON st. North ycr 81 $50 730.
9Oj. 1908 1885 1850. l;5O. 5:2O 800 500, 62O.
72O. g. 20, 1905 1850 D.
with all trains marked -.
For trains 10 local points timet table at stations
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH II. r.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN HEWNORK, LONG
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlRE AND SQUAN.
limo Tabe OF oct = 1876 Trains leave Nowf ork from
foot Of LbcrtysL. North River al $50, llE5 a. mp 445
y m.
Stages from keypOrt connect at Natawan station
with ali trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HGusatonic
~ and Naugajuck Railroads Fare ~. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharine,p 30 M ana Bridgeport atll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
TAMARENDHEN GEsELAON

universally prescribed By the Facuty)A laxative, refresh
ING and ticacd fruit lOzenge for the Immediate relief and
enectual Of constipation, headache bile helorh"i
&c lamar unlike pills the purgatiyes Is agreeable
taxi Produces irritation Prepared by = Glll
Ion y Rambuteau Paris Depot CAS-" Lib lAHAltD "
c,rnFr rWeptY fprrth-st. NCNlOrh.
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ERIE RAILWAY
II SUMMER ARIA NGEAfEST OF trains in effect June s.

T. RlE RAILN ~ -
AZ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF trains, in effect June 5,
ga m.-Cincima Id Chicago bay Express Drawing.
Coaches Buffalo and suspension Bridge and Sleeping
lOij q. H-ExTreSS Mail for Buffalo, with Sleeping Coaches
attached.
7rm.-( Daily Pacific Express FOR the West Sleeping
nat CLEVELAND Chicago without change also Hotel Din
ing cars to cleveland and Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot y, TOT $500
NewaJk Gij, $50 lOs5 1850 o. m, 3lJ BIO, and GID
p. AMI II midnight Saturday nights only Sundays Vl1
RutR@r9url park and Passaic 645 745 A. M y noon,
1ij 3, 345, $3.50, 5:l5 q, $50 \ 10 p IN" Y MO
night sundays s3o 10 NJ, lao, C3O p H., AMI ~ MIA
Paterson 645 745 s3o TO- lO45 1900 a. NJ IL noon
~ midnight sundays, $50 9l5, 10 m, LAD $50, p m.
and ~ midnight
II midnight Sundays $780, 10 a. H., lij $50, p H. and
CornWali 7:i5 a. n $780, $50 p. IN Sundays
Warwick 7:ij 1915 a. m, 43O p. ~.
New burg. 1:i5 ., lOi0 a. ~, JjO $50 p m SuhdayS
Kingston . a. M. 800 p m. Sundays, $50 .. N.
uNi,iGiet5wD 7:iJ j. i0:45 q. r 3.35 43O p. m.
days, s:3u 10 IN. M The . A. m and 49, p M Trans
Jerys 745 o. 1915 a. H.. 430, D. m. Sundays $50
~ raips leaving Chambersst on even or half
trains leaving Chambersst quarter hours leave twenty
third ST. thirty earlier Boats leave Twenythrist
945 and 1915 p M conngctng with Trans leaving ChAn
bersS 81 a u m. aud II midnight.
Tickets TOR passage and Apartments In Drawingroom
and Sleeping Coaches DO obtained and orders fOr me
checking IansferOi Baggage may DO LETT atthe Company
ST. Brook yn and at the Company depOts . -, Ne
Express Trains from the West arrive IN NeWl OK AT $50
a. m, lao and 100 p m
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.
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RAILROAD.

DENNSYLV ANA RAILROAD.
ROUTE Trains leave New.York via Desbrosses aud Cor
Express for aisJurg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $50 m. and $50
For %!inamspor LOCK Haven corry and Ere at $40 and
$50 D. connecting az Cory Tor TuSy.le Petroleum Cen
For nalfnore. Washington and SOUTH Limited wash
$50 H. arrives al Washington II D. H. 8oguar at s 10
N. 2:iO and p N, SUNDAY, p ~, M ,,oo.o.o.
a. $50 and y night A s3G sn ion I'm, M
For c Cor Depot at SIC $50 1890 40 $50 m
centenSa an Bcpo: at 5 s5 1850 H. l. ii5 $50 30
4lo. $50 g. $50 ard 70j y. on sunday 7:2O and
foT Ns syn At G; 6.3S :; laos. 9lomamil2@.id
$50 $50. SO 10 ll:S0 p w.. aud II nigIt sunday
FOX iiiziGPSI9, =, g39o., = $50. $40! la.nrl2m
go ESQ, $40 10 iso p IN and Il night s SUI
go, $50, Z, and Sly z ~. 40 - .,
2iS BIO, S:i6 40 $50 $50 5zj. $40 SO go, G50
z $40 L. p NJ aud IL ngh. SUNDAY, 5.2r $50. and D. m
For Woodhn!ee Perth AmDoy and south Amboy, go ana
10 q. M, 2lO 4;jr ana 80 D. m .,,.
Gig Pc m ana y nsGt > sunday & M O 'i DIV
For KINGSTON lEd igocky an $40 a. b.. and4:lO p m
For Princeton, q $40 "a. IN, go = lI0, and p
ffS oT rRpsSars and Bc5,it $50 No. T. and tlOp m
For Nsieer and somcrset prSneh a. ~ ANA 3p NJ
For Trenton Bnucuoep l1rng sud Canden. 1870 and
For F 'r,s 80 a. in 40 an, $40 m.
For IshsiSMn. Pein6ertSn ana Camden via Perth Amboy
go p. M and Sia Monmouth Junction, 40 D. m. . -,
and 1870 a. IN. via Monmouth Junction. 80
anil 1910 p. m, daily lO:lG a. N. and $50 p M daily
except Monday Eom Washington ant Baltimore C5O OtO
nom Philadelphia 800 62t $780, 40 1919 ll'So' ii99
1920 p M SUNDAY. $685. 60 $780, at0, 1910 lloO No.
Ticset oGces. SIS and 9i4 Broadway Aetor House
and loot Of DcslrOsses and Cortlandtss No GoarIst
6TSsETa s9 Hq Tas e es Once battery
...,.'.,.. D NJ BOY D. IT, Gen. Passenger Agent
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No 900 MULBERRY ST. BUREAU OF ELEcIloNs,o 7
NEW-NORK, oct T. 10 80 .
NOTICE Is hereby given that i'll pursuance OF
e.oD 30 CHAPTER 75 the Laws OF l~12 no Board OF
Police has designated ana appointed The place ~ EStl ana
polling place each the election districts OF tc CtJ ~
ouuiy of New YORK approaching registry ana eioC
tou as set forth in the following schedule:
REGISTRY DAYS.
TUESDAY. october 10, rom a. H. 10 ID IN
MEDN ESDAI, october Is, IRON > a. m 10 . p. M
FRIDAY OCTOBER -, from X q. m 10 . D. M.
SATURDAY, October -, from \ q m 70 y b. H.
ELECTION DAY.
TUESDAY, November I.
3y order OF the Board OF Police.
ID. X IIASBROUCK,
Chief Of the Bureau OF Elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngeWOod ClOser Piermont and Nyick
$3.50 for all except NvacD 945 m, !, j. T. iI3. $50
G3O 80 and SATURDAY nights only at ll3O p m sun
Manuel spring Valley and Monscy. T. Gas m. AS p
JNO. y. ABBOTT, Geul Passr Agent Ncw-IOrk
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Steamboats, aE0 Railroads

A LBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
"A BY PEOPLES LINE. FII:STCLASS PASSAGE
ONLY II.
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HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

Centennial view OF the best and most
magnificent scenery Of the Highlands the Hudson by tray
cling the PEOPLES LINE Of elegant amt commoi0us
boas Passing West Point and all places ~ Interest early m
Albany with morning trans
Chicago all points NORTH and WEST BOats leave
daily excepted Pier No A.! North
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad pier, IN New YORK state
rooms warmed by steam. Meals on The Euro Hcau plan
y. B-icgulIr Hudson River Railway tickets taken ami
passage allowed exchange All Ceuten
Mai tickets good other Hines To Albany taken for
passage aud berth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-18
i EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

A. ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April 10,
lS7b-Icave rOs foot Of COrtlandt and uesbrossests
~, for EastOn Bethlehem Allentown. Maich Chunk,
Hazleton, Beaver Meadow. MahanoY City Shenandoah, Mt
Carmel slamokn. Wkesbarre, Ptston, SayTe kJmiTa tic,
connecting with trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buff
falO, Niagara Falls. and the West.
p NJ, Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Hazlet0D, MaanOy CITY Shenandoah, Ailkesbarre 1tton
&c. making close connections for Reading, POttsye
Harrisburg. ,,-, go -
Chunk stopping NJ all stations
$40 d. M Night Express, daily Tor East0n, Bethlehem, Al
uDw Nauch Chunk Wilkesbarro Pittst0n Sayre ElmirL
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Bunao, Niagara Fails and tho
West. Pumans sleeping caacnes atlached
ROBr IT, SANHE, Supt. and Engr
General Eastern Office 81 Church and CCrIndtsts
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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VISION-Sumner Arrangement, commencing Juno II. 1876
Passenger station in NewYork, Grand Central Depot
trance Forty secondst
Trains for New-Hayen leave at $40 tAccu( 500 tExl
900 (Accnl, II a. (EN.l, IL y. (Accnl iExl 22O
(Accn (Ex. 4:I0 snd 5;l5 local Exh9 (EN) and 10
For South Norwall. $40, sos sOj II I'm (sx)
22O g. 49, 44O, j:lj, 5:i1 635, y 10 Tor STANFORD
40 sos, 0UJ 1910 II J, 90, 3:lj $50. 40
AS, 5.l5 5f5, G:35. 7:20, ., 10, and 1875 N.
Express Springfield. at 500 and II a. m, ana
D. m via Shore Line and 10 p. "; tAo 800 ~.
500 and IL nj, 3 9, and 10 p. at bridgeport Tho
sos and m connect with shore Line d.
vision for Providence and tho Connecticut Valley &C
SaybroOk The sos 2. and 3 D. connect with
shore Line Division for Norwich and New Haven and
Northampton r. r. at New Haven and the SOD and
Newport: 500, IL ~ and D. trains
meet with Connecticut River r. r. Springfield. and
Montreal. Tho 500 and connect With Maui
gatuck and li0usaonc r. Rs az Brdge ot The 800 NJ.
aud !, 10 4lO. ami with Danbury and NorWaik,
south Norwalk and The sos a. N, l. 43O and ji5 m.
WITH NcY Canaan r. II. STANFORD.
Sunday Boston Mal o via Spnug Cd at 10
=. m. via Providence.
DravngrOOm Cars on Day Express, and Sleeping Cars
Night Express tr. ms.
Grand Central Depot AZ Offices % y. y Iransfer Co. ga
broadway New York. and NO. COlutSt Brooklyn who Will
also check baggage from residence 10 destination.
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NAM YOpE Am InNG RRANCH II r.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOk NDUIL
FOR TRENTON. PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTE


FOR TRENTON PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN'
Commencing MONDAY. oct 9, 1876 Trans
Leave New. ork foot OF Lberyst atot( Oi1' fioVIo
Leave foot Of carEson-st at 635 79j, 9O5 m, 1880
400 C.2O
Leave Philadelphia from STATION North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third and Berkssts at 1850 $50 l:jO, 800 D.
6:5Op Leave Centennial Grounds a. 16, $40 a. n 49,
8, 400 $40 p. IN.
Punan Drawing Room Cars arc attached the 7ij and
o:l5 from New York. aad % traits leaving Cen
teunIal Grounds at 400 and 6:l0 .. N.
All taius NJ Trenton Junction 10 ana from trenton
passengers freight low Is By other routes
Centennial passengers delivered az the nam " the
Gen. Pass. Agent
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
land Falls west Point. Cornwall, Newburgh, Marlboro
Milton POughkoOpse and Esopus STEAMBOATS, Thomas
Cornell leave TUESDAY, Thursday, SATURDAY James
Baldwin Monday Wednesday, Fri1ay springSt Pier IS
n. r., at D. M
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL and inter
POINTS. per %, F. r.. daily Sundays
meeting special New Haven for Hartford Spring
field Tickets sod and baggage checked al 9i Broadway
Newl orE, ard Conrtstp Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New
Haven ami return II 90.
FALL RIVER LINE
l. TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WORLD.RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier % North River foot Of Murray.st,
DAILY SUNDAYS until after oct 22) at y. m.
Tickets StaerOms secured principal hotels ard Ticket
Offices the pier and steamers. GEORGE l. Common,
q. l1.. Asrauf
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NEW- YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HIATT

~ FORD H. R-NEW-fONh AND NEN-liAFEN. DE-
NTSION.Summer Arrangement commencing Juno H. 1876.
Passenger station New.YOrk. Central Depot
trance Forty -secondst
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HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
Il d CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY,
SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE,
THE ADIRON DACKS. MONTREAL. and al points North
and West Fare only 81 and reduction 70 all points The
ccpod) y. No. rom Pier 80 North River foot Leroy st.,
connecting with morning trains n Y Central Rensselaer,
SARATOGA Troy and Boston and connecting railroads.
Through tickets sold d baggage checked % dsilaton
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- STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN. .
COMPANY'S PIER foot of SECON DIST. HOBOKEN.
NECKAR. saturday Oct. p WISER SATURDAY. Nov. 4
M0SFI, SATURDAY Oct 2S RHEfN, SATURDAY.. Nov. l
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEw-YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
ton. HAVRE OR BREMEN: -. .
FIRST CABIN 800 gold. SECOND CABIN, SUI goln.
S1EERAGE. $50 currency. 49,,
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid seerage CerVh
cafes $32 currency.
FOr freight passage apply to- - = ..