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following passengers arych at this port steamship Eat
btiz. lmsdg ~ Gem an it 81
Johns n F. with loss Of rudderhead Ar Farrstler and
wife Ioacgubn uriuo Mrs Cgs0n, Mr a1d MISS
Schneitrr Laoiay6re Mrs. Martha Word. Mrs Melu
Justin kollcr Crsi, Mr. Jec1h Aldsd khch1, NJ N
Ame!fa DirbOza. L. IIOHBtt, Mr. Al
ceyar Mr ROdrigucz iaarl and EodTiEuez Fred
eTk Boga}a Joseph Her Cucvgs, Mr. Tanayo, SiIron
Wei wife, Air FraaeOis. jm lrcsse. Mrs IL Doiyf
Mrs Roger Mir sam 0I Mr. ITOncy, A NJ iTtchald
Mr. ST. Jean, Mr ard. Antonius fricdrd, MIs Caroline
Port sister Inins NJ L. CeEinger, J. f. Schweizgr l1s
eespa vo Pec0rte Oscar Ferrcr Antoine Niie, Oh. A.
Clark Misc Vilemfio, Mr. NlaTes.
PROM GLAGGD&--IH steamship StG'f or ErnfSYtrdlii
sent 81 IL L. Reid Miss sarah Kelly Or. Orr, Jas B. VIII
soa WIN. crawford, MaTgarct Hamilton Robert i. More
Robjngou HNOn, Alex. hamilton. Geo. Gortian
John Williams Jessie Williams i. Leonard, T. steeKon q
Kuane Anne Menzies Thomas More C. Ecimbecht Thomas
Anderson Mrs. Cornell John Kibe, Cer Stnson Mrs
r Larry ii. Rickerng Wm. Morrison, A Brown, Isabella
While and infant John MumtOrd, Mrs AhmtOrd- Joseph
Mumord Miss Donohoe, MIS-. jas @. P0,tman WIN Jas g.
Portuan Allan p. Mclean, james Stewart NJ MuIgan, y
Welsh Alex w. Wills and child Jas. Whitehead j. Bsln
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hear that order really as motion to set It aside on
stipulation on the part of the city not 70 contest the
items the alleged service but only heir value au Tue
legality OF the employment Mr. Barnes insisted that
the city should have offered this stipulation when the
motion was first made to refer the case. Mr. Wnlthey
urged that the real question how the reai lsSes
could be most properly heard, and not whether any
technical faults had been made. Tho multiplicity OF
items was now withdrawn and the court and jury were
the best Judges Of their value Judge DAILY reserved MS
decision William Ba argued the motion on hl5 own
behalf; Corporation Counsel Whitney and T. T. miller
appeared for the city.
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Tho elder Matthews one d

The elder Matthews one day arrived at q
forlon country inn and addressing lugubrous waiter
inouired he could have chicken and asparagus. The
mysferious seryingman shook bis head. Can have
duck, thenl" "No, Sir" /" Have you any mutton
ebops ~ Not one, Sir" "Then, you have no eat
abes bring rne something 20 drink. Have you any
spirts" "sir,' replied the man. with profound sigh,
we are out OF spirits" "Then In wonders name, what
have YOU gOT in the h0usep a An execution, STRIP
answered the waiter
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LES PROM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS 3
THURSDAY, Sept. 2s-P. N.

THURSDAY, Sept. 2s-P. NJ.
The result of the council of war which was heia
last evening was plainly discernable in the STOCK
market this morning. II was quite evident that the
decision arrived at was to support and take care ci
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, the NORTH
Westerns, Rock Island, Lake Shore, and proDapp
Central aud Hudson, and let the remainder oil IOo
list take care of itself. Temporarily the moNeCD'
has been emiuenty successful, except with Deis'
ware, Lackawanna and Western, which, after ope,-
ing at "a and declining 10 1884 and then q''iOA'y
rallying to 74l2 was so persistently sold Oy ies
holders that a retreat was ordered after an 'n'.-
fcctual attempt to hold it 1879 which turned ln'o
complete rout when it semi-oticialy anIioun''-
that the Executive Committee Of the eoihP~Ny
had decided to recommend the passass
the quarterly dividend The price d'opy..
rapidly to 72Is. from which there W.
rally TO 727s, and another decline to 72t S'hsn
was the final price. In Lake Shore the NOII l,,h
Westerns and Rock Island the movement n'e' Va
better success, because of the small quanuS; =. y
stock afoat outside of the clques norshl nor-,sl.
common opened at 33, sold at 33ss ssh. 34.S@'S
within Eve minutes of the first TRANSACTION "a
then after drop to 33Ia back again 70 S4's@ .hl.
@35 to 34Sa 1t b months since tho sales "
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PASSeNGEps SAILED.

FOR BERMUDA---In steaEshlp oanlma, sept 2s-a y.
Patterson. Mira smith, Holman, Mrs. SOuthworth
COlymOTe COllynOre D. H. SOnthworth A Moran, Mrs
smith, w. MoCallan O. w Thele, the Rev. u. H. Norris
the Rev r. r. NJ Bell r. ID. Middleton, Mrs Middnt0n,
mgs. MTs- Inglis, Masses Lee d. MePhee Lee Dr. w o.
RascOnc BascOme Mlss ID. H. LlghtDOurne, TkOmas
Miles r. Atwood Miss Clara Dodge Mas Jessie Dodge
r. VIM. Whitney, DR. 3 A. smith fas A Conyers, Major
williamson Lieut. Bains Lieut. BOgls Lieut. Johnston, E T..
Child Mrs Chid Ars Whteley, o. A. Fugerburg, Mrs d.
williamson Edward Reche Benton Silva, d. h. Crawford.
nFraA
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pASSENG ERS 1RRJVFD

FROM LIVERPoOL-Ih steamship England, Sept "a
Mr. and Mrs. Marston, Capt snd Mrs p H. Cox Mr. and
Mrs " Bernstron, Mr. and Nrs Cole aud child A. J: v
per aud infant Mr. and Mrs Johns and children Mrs M
EasterbrcOk, Mrs n. Mcmillan. MIRA Robertson, Misses
CFompton, GofDey Cole Hessrs Rowland Bicke Wsmsley
Kerr De Castro, Anderson, Mills Capeman ~ Miller.
stOuQhtoD VOgan Egan. WiIkiB Carter Twogmy, hart
Kenyon l2l Botiomey, itober son 20. Harrf, stolL -
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COrRT OF APPEALs.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept 2S-In the Court Of Appeals,
on Thursday, Sept. 2s, 1876; - -.
sumed and concluded. =. .. r, - =
u % apUegutg: argued by James NJ. Wil!eIt for Sp-
pellants, George WadswOrth ijr respondent -,
20 -Podiaurne ag seneca Lake Company; argued by
William insey appellant, William T. Briggs for RESPOND
ent -,
Day CalenGaf FRIDAY sept %, 1876; NOS Z'O Zou
283, 2S4, 2S6, Z57, ZSS, Z9O.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises - 5:si sun sois .. $40 Moon sets-.-- l52
wArRB THIS pAY-A.N ,o
Sandy Hook 4:27 GOy's Island 5UI He o. FerIy O;oO
THIS DAY-P. NJ
HOOK. 4:52 Cows lsland 5;3l Hell O. Ferry 1&O
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stsamboats ano Railroads

ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. VlB-
N RAID and DANIEL DREW.-Leave YestTy-st pier
at TO- and 2ithsL $50 Landing a Nyaek anc Tar
rytOwn ferrybOa Point Newburgh, POughkeepsie,
Rhnebeck Cats aud Hudson Close connection a. Albany
with new uain a p. for the West, over NeWhOrk
Point and Newburgh aud return same day.
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A LBANY.
HUpsoN RIVER ny MOONLIGHT.

Centennial visitors enjoy view OF tho best and most
scenery Highlands the Hudson by tray
cling on the PEOPLES LINE" Of elegant and eomn0dios
bOas Passing Point and all places OF nteros early IN
te eyening and connecting Albany with morning trains
for Chicago all points NORTH and WEST Boats leave
daily at D. ~ from IL, North River near Pennsy
vana Railroad pier, in NewYOrk Hudson River X r. ana
received for StsterOonis Warled
by steam. Meals the European plan.
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ciiins Jobn Iafn robbery John H. Norris feOniOus
sanit and battery Chss D0ugbsry Thomas Murphy Chas
wallace walter Jennings James Mckee Patrick Powers
Kate singleton burglary Kate sHeeny Thomas Hhpngah
William McGOwan. Dennis Cana, Dayid ollnotG Ed"ard
Iho,npson grand larceny John Bdin false pTetenses.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNS ANA RAILROAD.
! GRFAT TRUNK LINE ANp UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUIE Trains leave Now.York Desbrosses aud Cort-
TpTs Tor MsrTsSur Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 m and $50 D.
S %smspoT a 1 0Gk Haven Cory and Eno at 2IO and
$50 m connecting at Cory Tor ntus7ae Petroleum Cen
r ia sa aunore washington and the SOUTH Limited wash
$50 a. M arrives at Washington at 4lO p Regular at $40
2:iOaud p m sunday p a; ro.qo o.,os
~ SO and - night AssSn@oas4o9 s!S sDS = fm nj
Sr,rt t r and U \ seco, ,n 4 rIa-s 7 D. - M 49, " " "
For Cencn1iai Depot at $50 G3o 1880. $40 $50 m,
Centennial d'f Depot at 10 s:i5 1850 J. no 800 $50
Gsg 49, 10 d6 sFS slio l2ml ,,5 /
$50 l. 7:jo siO, 10 1880 p and l2 night sunday,
70 Saa{% ao s5 3 10 % 5S 5fS G@s
$50, Z, 1850 $40 10 lliO p. ~ and ~ night sunday,
aS sfS sy 49, 30 G 49, 30 "a j ld o Eli Y S!5 d5S
j. M n4 & IL night uaS5V a Sa Sa9 sSos SS and AZ p ~ 70
q m. 2:iO, $500 and 520 p m o,o 40 ..oo
e6 EsT % m ~ ahG y light sunday '- '' '-'
For East Milestone, n ~ m, 3, and 62O p m.
For For Princeton Princeton e." Z $50 a., 230 t6 and p m.
is%igsgStsM M S5q 4 "a 2 S sS4 'o and o m
For bennington $50 .. m. and 4:l0p m.
For Trenton Bordehoan urngton and Camden 1850 and
$40 Eof a. FTcsb2S re- b23o 6 o. a. NO. " S, HI an r. Ilo M
For Fmmngdae and squan 1850 ID. ana 2A0 p m.
$50 D. M aud via Monmouth Junction, 4:lO .. M. -,
For Highlsownaad PlmoerIon . .; u' VIA Perth Annoy
ana S os a. arIys R M Prom PitIsbnTgh $40 and 1880 a. m
Rd IoS u.s. pG Sa HS an and ana BRU GS
4:lO 5lO and 1920 p mi sunday, $50 NJ From fhia' 4
%i6 5iS $40, Goo 785 10, $40, md 1920 sun.
dq SG9 ce SS S S and S BToaWay wa 10 Ascr House
ana foot OF Desbrosses and Coriandtsts No. Go9rSsL
depot jersey City Emg@ Ticket Once no Battery place
-,,o,,,,, ID NJ BOY ID n. Gen. Passenger Aseh"
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nor THE CENTENNIAL!

-VIsTTORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION VINO intend
remaining several VIII ma The route
IDNG BRANCH AND THE y. J. SOUTHERN Il r.
n tIa. other. ...
The Hus STEAMERS JESSE IOlT ana CRYSTAL WAVE
leave per S, y. tt. foot Of H-ctor.st. ai
U.lS a. u. and iOU y.
connecting Hook express trains Tor Phade
Pima direct -,.,.-..---. -, .
furnCatOUs Is sad
10 he s meat world From sandy Hook the railroad
aHuTp tho SUI MER tAPl.
TAI" where passengers stop over Ou through tickets
Inc dtpot m Ph4r pla IL al The foot ~ harNet A.. con
city hOteb and boarding houses
Tickets FOR the round tP good for 10 days si single
farcs o. 40.
T me G45 line connects also ior Yncland and Toms
River and the D. for WarciuHn, BAiurRa, and Iuckrr
ton Accommodation for Long Branch at o. m
~ W. s. SNEpEN, General Manager.
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NENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl

u
PORT ll5Oa m and bridgeport atAl
p.m
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
bsry-st foot Of ClaTksOnst, mp town. Freight
station, foot of Libcrty-st- -,
Commencing July 81. lST6-Leave hewYork foot OF LID
$40 D. m--MLh TRAN for Eastor Beyidere. Bethlehem
Bath Allentown MauCh Chunk Tamaqua. lamaneud wilkes.
barre POttsyIe Scranton. c connects a Junction with
Del, Lack. aud Mest. Uai rOad.
.7:i5 a, m.--For Someryille and Pennington. -
S:4j a. rn-MOENfNG EXPRESS daily eXcept SundaySl Toy
IUg ETdge Brauch, EastOn, Allentown Harrisburg, anJ
the West Connects for Aauch Chunk Iamaqua
Towanda WKesbare Pottsyfle, scranton DanYilie WI
Transport, &c.
sIO;io A. m.-For snmerviIe and Pennington.
'l:uO D. I.-ENrEEss for FemingtOn, Easton AHeht26h
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, MahanOy Guy. Hazston, wilkes
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Ephrah PottsVhe
2a5 D. m-EXIREss for Easton Bath Mauch Chunk
400 D. iEFor high Bridge Branch. EasOn, Allenlor
MauCh CHUNK connects Al JdEcuph WIN Del, lith
go 10 m For S1mervie aud Pennington
sh3I n m.-EYFNfNG EMPRESS daily f0 Easton, AIentOWn
Mauch Chuuk, Nilkesbarre TOWanda Reading ana haIs
burg
BoS, leave foot uf CarEson st. North River at G3j 1885,
eos loO5. 1855 NJ; 1880 l:5O 32o AGO. DO G.@o
Coungction is made by Cilrksonst Ferry at jersey City
For Trains to local points sec timetable stations.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Il. Il.
HRNNCIl OCEAN GROVE, SEA GlBT. AND sqUAN.
Table OF sept Is 1876: Trans leave Newf 0rA nom
ft Of Lberiyst, North River, at sl5 lI41 in- iio
Prom foot Of Clarksoust AT 1l:35 m, 4:2O .. IN.
STAGES and nom Report connect al MaaNah station
with ali Tau+
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Gteamboais auo Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsat0nic
and NauRatucE Railroads. Fare a. Steamer BHIDnhT
PORT Catharines 1850 and bridgeport at
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HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.

HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
4 CITIZENS LINE SrEAMBuATs FOR TROY.
TnE h8f fEHoSbAcEs, and ali points SSr
west only % and reduction TO all D0ins The
ScpteS at p % In rom ~ Per a. North yc Lero
s [5, snd " and E"sSn aud connscts riiro
JOSEPH CORNELL, supL
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- AfiiANGEAiENro ot IA AhrI 10
a M i'G Easloni bgilaehSm Alen%wn maI'G R ShunT' 1
sTst A smosn V II saiTt PTfs6n sayT tTra 80
eonnecn. with vans Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Buf
D. ~, Tor Easou gsIlcnem. Allentown, MaueG Chunk,
&c, making close n,otons for Reading PotsYil% IN
,. H Eason, Bethlehem, Allentown. and Msuch
Ga0 D. @, Night Express daily, or Eason bethlehem, Al
lent0wn Mauch Chunk, wukesbarro itston SayTe Emr,
ithaca, Auburn Rochester HubAlo NlaSal tals and tho
West Pulmans sle' 8E eRaiRe Il a1SReq sun and Eurr
nr ,,o- o,s noToI ~ Of 70 eIne rel any CorIind.ts
CHAs. II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. lessee Flush
II ing North shore and Central Railroad and southern
Trains leave Tong rsland city followsi
FROM FLUfN DEPo N9Ef SSEE OF j! PEaR E ASp cen TRIAL
gor Flushing Tdg3e College @ a rent to and a. Wh6s'oHS o @
6:l6, O !, 7;OI, 1895 500, lo;i0 p nj 1910 an no.
For Flushing lMalusth and Great seek Branch-.BS5
AMI 400 SSl 94 P M, M and i2iG o p No. 5 Saturday & miL "a,
For Flushing ,csnfs Depot croedmoor Garden City and
d. mn and 2o &cdaS.ay @ and Saturday nights For cen
iI for nSRss aaa SaEasn mi n}t'I as Iss % u
y% hSE i6S@ IsIhE5 IS AND SOUTHERN DEPOT
SOUTH OF FERRY.
For Jamaieam6$3 lo5 $50 0Oo' lOO3' llSO nj 3O3'
2or SPt lar IIs SS % ioOs 1880 nj $780, 4O o. T.
FOR Locust vaIay-0:35 $50 1908 M s;O3 4OG OO3
For Henipstead-7O3 $780, 1880 MI 3,O3 4:O4 $50 p M
For Port Joncrson-635 1908 n 5.O3 p IN. Northport
For Babyion-7:03 $780, II 80 a. M; 4Oi 3, sos p. m.
For lshp-7,O3 $3.50 a, m p. IN. Patchogue-S.SO a nj
6p.m.
For CTeednOOr only-4;O3 D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FROM " ~ &; AID g bEPoE NORTH OF FERRY;
stones 0:3O IL u. 1890, $3.50, 6;l6 B35, y p IN.
For Great Neck BrJnoh-g:i5 a. m. AIS, 645 D. m.
lOr Flushing (MMnstl-9lo. 1888 mi l24O, 200 4l0,
For Garden City Hemrstead-sl5, 1888 a. M; sos y
m; Babylon ana Patchogue-S;l5 a. m.i 500 p. m.
FROM LONG ISLAND AND SOUTHERN DEPOT, SOUTH
OF FERRY
FOrFar RockaUay-0 a. m; 64u p m.
For Northport aud Port JeiersOnS $50 For North
pOrt-B:4O p.m
FOR Locust Valey-9:3O M $40 p m. Babyon-9 a. nj
$40 m,
Ferryboas leave NovYor OF James slip Sundays OK
ceped from 10 every thirty minutes previous To
the departure 0f trains from Long Island CITY,
Feryb0ats leave HewIGrK foot OF East Thirty fOurths ST.
eysy l5imnutes previous 10 the departure OF trains.
NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
IN HEWYoRk AIR Lis r. 20 Dstles shorter an other
lne magnificent aeenr s est dnd most comfortable riding
IN NelEngGHd. Express trains leave Grand Central
For Worcester and Boston, OOu chang, Of cara at y NJ
ASH 1sl AisSlI.TEh FoR TIckIfs q II VIA AIR LINE.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD III CO :.

u leave NeW1 VIA JOIIIaUI anu D0UtVoSVo5V
s35 q m washington Pittsburgh Columbus Chicago Gin
,lnnati Louisville Indianapolis &c. Paroi ears to
washington. Pullman 10 principal " estern clues.
o2J nm.. Limited Express Pullman cars exclusively WASH
2s6 p D. Washington the south. and West Richmond.
Savannah, Lynchburg Atlanta, New.orleans, &C.
Columbus. Chicago. Cincinnati. st LOuis. Louisville
Indianapolis, &c. Through cars to Washington PllL
m caTs principal Western cities.
1856 ,. M washington, the south and West Richmond
Savannah, Lynehburg Atlanta. New Orleans &c. Pitts
Chcakp Columbus, CinclnBau, 81 Louis. LOUIS
VILE midland bOns, &c Pullman sleepeTs TO Washing
ton Pullman principal western cities.
sDailv. OF trains Gay except sundays
For through tickets, please call at COpanys onces 80
23S broadway New-YOrk, and at ticket Offices foot
Of COrandt and Des6rOsses-sts and depot jersey City
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO H. X
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Ocean steamers.
wv. YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MALL
hcae at class qtemshPs slil regularly at p m from
sIeays.n IN ~ ty35RY Oct g
aoaaons a95aTra.ed passage applyto
McKELLER. LUTJNG Co. agents in Havana
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES.
por CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
NEW.ZsALAND. BRITISH COLuMBIA, OREGON, &c,
Tor SAN 9f @y va vsf I5T9Gs 81 Nus % PANAMA
sleasp AGhPULG0 sadUk6A5S I IoS PslSc ssP Ports
From sS EnANGfsS2 6 GO e. l IAPA aTq Sept 80
From Francisco Sandwich Islands Australia ana
Nc" '1'''''''' steamship zEALANDIA. oct II.
w ISr 5eiFh5 s6P 81 P'is 8 eS Apply or to H. BUL supt
q bowling ling g green Pier a. n. r., foot Of Canals
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
carry no Ben ana United states 6 ss Hs' T Antwerp
NoS N0SL T. oet So
soo Rates d passa;S cs9 N sS Currency teerape $685.
PETER WRIdHT sons Gen Az Aseas 95 pralg rhgadslpSa Dc
JOHN MCDONALD. Gattery place n. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
The se,nsr. SdhMER Of M Line SEA aFd he ES
oy Lieut. Maury d. $ N going south Of the Banks on the
passage g 4Gesnsy0wn al t9S year % round =, 7aoa
GEKMANIc sATURpAMY, Az OCT s = ri to e 7S0 e o, a. IN
SETk EETTiG SG ShTGkPGfb 2S e Sow j. La at
rRSM TE %aTE sPAR DOCK fIER 81 NORTH
II TSs steamers Al uniform IN sze and unsurpassed ag
pointI,.1ts The Saloon staterooms, smoking and Bath
Rooms ue placed amdshps, where the noise and motion
least felt aforing degree OF comfort m'ner' uia'
R1TEs-Sason $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets on
Fo specon Of plans nd other inormatioB apply at the
0'"'@"' K. ]. CoRrIS Agent
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
nnnnK RnITE-

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR pItfLAbaLp .IH AND THE CENIENNIAtA
Commencing MONDAY, June 10 1870 Ira.ns
Leave NowlorG loot OF iIbertys, at Os5 i43 sl2 a. m
1880 - b:3O y. 49,.
foot ut GsrEBOusL as b3i, I35, DO a. M lE:'V
400 G2U g. IA ~,
ITayc Philadelphia from station North ponnsY'vana Rail
Third and bHTksstz at 1850 $50 gui ljN s1p D.
G:JU y Centennial Grounds az 1lj 9l5 A. M IL D
3, f.Bt. GlO &. m.
Pullman aWng Room Cars attached 70 the iiJ and
O.lb TUrg York. aut o. trains lawns Zen
trHuIni Grounds II 4 70 aud hslu o.
Rates for passenger and eight low ~ by other routes
Crunuual plssrg delivered the man rutsuce 10 tho
CfHfrttTI I,l /, !guuI. III. Il. BALDWIN,
Pass. Agent
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7 STOCK DEPARTMENT -lOL O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10L O'CLOCK
AND l1l2 O'CLOCK AN.
II g. Coupon 1881 q Sc, Registered, 1851
25 900 bee. 1854 10000 .....bc.ll4S
U 3 $50 Coupon. 1867 y bs Coupon, 1881
5,OO0..a be. .1l62 l,OOO. l2.ll4s
q S 6-2O Coupon, 1868 $ IA Registered, 9l
1000. c.llSss 7OOO ....... bc.lll4
FIRST BOARD--l0l0 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales of STATE Bonds-RGir0ad BondS-Bdnk aud Rail-
road Shdres-Er0Tess Stocks DC
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E,RlE RAILWAY

Coaches TO Cleveland Cincinnati. and Chicago
1O45 m-E1prcss Mail for Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
7pm.-(Daly) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails Cncl1
natl Cleveland and Chicago without changes Also Hotel DIN
ing TO Cleveland and Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, " for -
Newark 645, $50 iO45 ll:3O a. m, 3lb 0;lo ana l%lO
D. m and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 'lo
." RnEerfurd 5 PARK and Passalc s45 745 10 m l2 noon
l45, s. 34J, 4:3O 5l5 9, G3O,' =, 10 Y. Da IL md
night Sundays $50, 10 a. m l;45 6;3O p ln and IL ma
Paterson Gas, 7l5, $3.50, 10, Io45, 1880 M l2 noon
45 g. 3j, 34j, 49, o. SID g. Gl5, $780, = 10 p H. and
II midnight sundays $780, 9l5 10 m, lA0' 03o p n
Sufsrn GI5 ii5 10 1O:i5 a. m, l45, 3:46 8, g. p. mr.
~ midnight Sundays, $780, 10 m, l40, 6ajO D. m' ana
CornwaIl 7:45 a. m, 38O 4:3Op. m sundayS $50
Warwick, 7.45 lU:i5 a. m. 43O p M e,
Newburgh. 745 ., lO36 a. M, $780, 4;5O p m sundays
KiS9sion Q a. m. $3.50 p. m Sundays, $3.50 a. M
Goshen, 7;4J o. lOl5 a. $3.50, $40, 49, p m sun
Niddistow9 9 7.I5 s. i0:l5 a. m 1886, 4:3O p sun
days s:U 10 m. .. The a. N and $50 p m trains
Port Jorys 7ij o. 1915 a. m AGO. p III. Sundays $780,
~ % Trains T leaving Chambcrss st. half hours
trains le rng Chambers ST. quarter hours leave twenty
third st. thirty minutes earlier. Boats leave Twenty llrs
ar g.4b and 1916 D. connecting with trains leaving Chaui
beers at 10 p. N. and IL nidnlghL -. =, ,,,-,s,
ckes Tor passage and for Apartments in DraWingfOom
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders Tor e
Checking and Baggage may be left at the Company
st., and at the Company GrpOls VI =. = OK
XpTrss Trains fTOU tho West arrive in Ne~-f Ork a SO
m., l:4O and 7;55 p m
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Trains leave tor EngeBOOd, Coster Piermon anu Nyacx
1880 for all except Nvack) g:ij l. - a. $40 800
$50 49, p aud saturday nights only at ll3O p m sun
Ssin1st spTin Wall " and Mons-y T. e:i5 a m AIS p
y IFIf III I4unN a ar AVauf
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
sugRRME CouRT-CnAImI

~. Cullen agt. Commission
ers Of Fire Depart
ment
"a. Brown agt. Townsend
Savings Bank.
90. .WashiD gtOn Lie ms
co. agt. Eleishh luer.
ol. Howell agt. Van siclen.
1OI. .Wynko0p agt Haziett.
1OS.. j.. .BaOcOck agt. MAYOR
1876 Henry agt. Lord.
1888. Matter OF MOntetiOre
sBenevOleDt Society.
IAg. .Tcele agt. Teele.
ib8. SANFORD agt. White.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
EALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
TIE WORLD. RENoW NED sTEAME--s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

trans viii iri,ve Grand Central Depot 80
a.. a. NJ IhCagO and Northern Express, WIN ufaWlng
room cars through EOCncstrr and ST. AiDanS VI.
lU3Ol. ~ SPECIAL Chicago Express, WITH drawing room
cars 10 Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls.
liJO q. IN, Nurthcru and Western GNpIcss.
$3.50 2. special iytny. my ala nosrtn s h,1ptess
night express tle west
4.Ol % m Montreal Express with sceulngcars Hom New
York 10 Montreal tIu lu % ftr a AZ S'2 a ~
600 D. u Express with slcepingcars or WaertoWn and
CauanAaguiL As', for Montreal VIA Pla.t'blfeh - H.,
D. M pacihc fNUTrss daily, win seepiug aIs OI
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland, Loiah!uc sGd
louis: also Cor CHICAGO, via both l. = ana NJ -
llOO m, ENpress with seepngears Tor Alp@hf' aud
Troy. - - -. -,
252 broadway and at W"stcott cypress - OGS
No I4r place, TSj and Ui2 BrOadway Nem ana 5o3
NRsg!l ~, brooklyn 9 E Af.Ehlh H.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29
cALENDARs-THB DAY.

2ll. .StanwOOd agt. TAYLOR. Z
2l9. Wetstein Agt OChm.
ger.
28T Lew act. Harding.
26S .ErrecO agt Brand
27T. .MCEyeTh agL Qnacken.
bush.
27S. Harlem Bank agt
SulZef.
$50. .GerdIs agt. Robinson.
2Gl Beck agt. Van Wagner.
2S2. Van Cleef agt. Hnsted
2SS. Ludington aRt. StansOn.
2Jl Todd agt Perine.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

NEN-I DIRK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ rI.I Il. R.-NEW.YOKK AND NEN.HANEN DI
yIHIH Arrangement commencing Juno ii, 1876
Pass,ulrr station in NewHors, Grand Central Depot ca
'1''' - '' TRAINS LEAVE SEw.YOEK
ITlYs Tor New Haven leave at 7.lO lAccul 500 tExl
9.Os th,,ut, n - M tEN.), IL n. tACcn (EGh 20
a.. u), (sxl 40 aud 5l5 local Exl tEX and 10
Tor South NOrwa. % 500, 0O5 II m. l2m CIsrl
22O, 3 10 Aip, 5:l5, 54' go, o. 10 m fOr stamOI
7lU, 500 y..J 1910 i In, ], 80, 3:l5 800, 44O
"a J.I5, C:sJ, 7s-u, {, 10, and 1888
Boston Express Spn gfcld. at 500 aud IL a. M ana
D. m via Line aud 10 nj the SOo q n i,
o. aud 10 D. ~ piping at Stamford, NOiWaik, ana
500 ard IL o. M, s. q, and 10 ,. bridgeport Iho
a ui. D. IN. with shore Line D
VISION for Providence AMI Tie Connecticut Valley az
say brook The sos Q. N. and p. m. connect with
Shore Division for Norwich and New Haven ana
Northampton r. r. New Haven ana the So and p
a. for Newport; sOJ, III II ard trains con
meet Conn ,tiCut River r. r. Springfield, and
for The sos a. and connect with Nau
ratuck and iIousatOnC r. RS Bridgeport The sos a.
aud l. iJ IIO. and . p m. with Danbury and NOCwalk
South NOrwalk, and the 500 a. l. 4.iO, aud b.4J
With New.Ca x. n, 10 stanford
SUNDAY Boston Mai Trains at m via Springfield at 10
=. m. via Providence.
Drawing Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express trains.
Grand Central Depot az oCes OF ~ u transfer Co. ga
broadway NewNCrk, and No COurtst Brooklyn, who VIII
check baggage from residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-29

u FIELu, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL and
mediate Joints. Gamers leave Per -, - H. day t-uuaty'
u. ty1st r. L. 81 MI and II p M con
meeting with special Ius at New Haven nr iiod Spring
FIELD &c 1irEgis sDI ana basgr checked at ga broadway
Nowi ORR, and Cuutst, Brooklyn. Excursion 20 New.
Haven a1d return 81 %.