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Gteamboats aro Railroads.
TRAI RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
SJ-AII,ENTOWS LINE TO THE WE@ST.-Passenger
mi station York foot OF Lbertys Conuects
~ rnsryle with Branch h. r. Hampton Junction
VIII Del Lack II. r.. az PhllpsLlrg wt Lehlc
aud Division also with Lehigh Valley Ralroa
direct line Harrisburg, Pittsburgh ana the "esti also W
Central PelnsylJan and Ncr-Y0fk state.
SUMMER AEHANbEMENT.
Commencing June 10, l576-Ltayc New. ORR rs o,oWs
$40 a Nm AL TRAlS for EastoD Bevidere, Bethlehem,
Bath, Allentown Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Tamanend, WuAes-
barre PJtSvllle. ScrGntol, &c.
7lJam .-EOr SDnervtlle and Pennington. -, -,
SI5 a. MORNING EAPkfSs, daily except sunhays ioI
Easton Acltown Harrisburg anG the West lohieets Az
tason for Mauch Chunk Tamaqua TOwands Iihcsuaie'
P0ttsyile. Scranton Danvie WillimspOgb &C.
lO:l5 A. In.--FOr SOmerviile and FleningtOn. ,,.
lao D. n-EXPElss for Pennington, Easton, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, TamaqUa Mahanoy City, liazetOn, Mnkes'
barre Ecaine, Columbia Lancaster Ephraa, PottsVne
2a5 p m~ExPKEss for Easton Bevidere, Bath Mauch
90 D. n,F0r Fasi0n Allentown and Mauch Chunk. Con
meets al Junction with Del, Lack ana West H. X.
40 %. m.-For SoEieryilc and Pennington.
81: D. ES.SG FxPgEss, daily for Easton, Allentown
Mano Chunk Wiikesbarre Towanda, Reading and Harris
burg. .
For tza1etiI at 5sO $40 sl5. T. 7:so 7:45. g. $50
"a sI' ~ rs. iso. 195, 6, 5i5 $50 545 G. CAS-
co z 7 81. $50, $40, 1880, il.lJ, ~ p NJ
Local Trans 10 DuneIlen $3.50, $50, II T. m
'"'" ''-"'' " r. +. KICKER supt and Eng
II pIDN,ry General Passenger Agent
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
no fSrS and and wife d 10 las Wood $50
Z Mead and nd Wife TO Asen $4,000
Rsmerrer to e Ell II hmmeaown 22oOo
lewis and wife 10 + T. T. Lewis .e.....'. Nominal
sanTl tPT Ts properly h0y A"a 90 900
lstave " s. 74Ims Of s5thst 24.sI75; Baier to ana
10 l. Sk dmore and others Nominal
+4thst, l75 70 G Of 10th ave- l941lOO4 John ooo
COnabeer 10 Weeks lo'ooo
Tsr m and husband to NJ NJ Rome '.. $4,000
ll7thst 10 te OF 4thave, 20xlOO1l IL Finn 90 mn
liar: ........... lbooO
Alderman TO N q Bcilou ..... -. q. y ominal
otSers to John Bnrke ''' .'....... 10000
HABIT ana %ife 60 / Iaight Nominal
hin ex'r 10 Clara Sanya,. Nominal
Rnck and husband 10 ] II Ilavens ir...-.... 24,OOJ
Inan 20 i, Vei IA. liz and others Nominal
10 Nav KIM. i've" ". $500
r ] S,ipnan and hushand 10 r Richardson -. 5000
10 ssrne W. - ...,.-... 5000
RET To- samuel Rosenbseh .'...,... 1o,7OO
fosw To- Eau.tahle LIE Assurance society -. COCO
HiIdreti, rel 10 Joln W Cam,neth .......... $500
Passageaye ses 40 ftsw Of Wesclester Railroad as
St Andrew Van Voorhis, ref 70 Chas NJ oReiiy. i'oZo
IFAsR
No Division st, years Samuel r SANFORD TO Sam ~
COncial.l J.Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
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TENO CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN
i A RARE CHANCE Is OFFERED
SALE OF sOLOMON'S ISLAND,
CALVERT COUNTY, MARYLAND.

This Island beautifully located near tho mouth Of the "a
tureft River MGryiard, contains about 10 ACRES OF
LAND, with the following improvements go
one large Steam OYSTER PACKING FACTORY, with
three extensive wings each 100 eot long, containing the
most improved machinery the rpackng business
A large CAN FACTORY, with machinery Tor 20 hands,
capacity, 10000 cans per day.
cot NTRY STOkE $3.50 feet, doing good business.
A desirable Fra ME- COTTAGE. beautifully situated
Also % FRAME DWELLISGS the greater portion OF
a laree FRAME sTAB!E, with SHEDS GRASAEY &c
A COVERED WHARF and STORAGE HOUSE built
upon piles, capacity, 1000 bushels.
A STEAMBOAT WHARF AMI WAREHOUSE. used sew
era times ectly by Baltimore SeameTsaDa paying Wharfage
A BRICK LIMEkfLN iOr burning oyster shell iine Tor
which thClc b. great demand. ,-.,
The island situated in famous oyster region at The mouth
OF e PaNcHt River rO TIE finest dbOs III nus county
within OF the Chesapeake Bay and near he proposed
Baltimore ard Drum Point ttaiitac IL u
pccuu9ry adapted the packing and preserving business
aud be purchased on the spot
au0 snOr can be procured on the bland
at low rates whilst the facilities for sh mrn are excellent
Tie healthy. Tue waters abound with great va
riety Of fish AMI game
N mated that portion OF the island now offered for
alOut with the aforementioned I'M
emCnts) cost over @ldC,UOD.
IL will be SOLD exceedingly low figure S5OOoD and
upon easy terms upon application 20 The Baltimore Permanent
BuilGiug ana Land SOciet.
CHARLES r. SAVAGE, Prcsident =
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NEW-JERSEY AND NETWORK RAIL
IN WAY-fOr HACKENSACK SPRING VALLEY NAN.
UET, NEW CITY. HAYkRSTRAW. and STONY POINT.
Leave NowYOrk Via Erie ferries foot Chambers 745.
and $40 M heaer train on SATURDAY nights only a. ~
ticket Offices All trains leave Ere Depot Jersoy CITY.
L D. BRUYS. Superintendent
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Brooklnn propertn 90 Eet.

rI,O LET or LEASE-On HuntingtOn-st.,
L RrookIyn a BRICK BUILDING suitable for factory
rent low Inquire Of WIN. MATHEWS, "a catharhe ST.
New YORK City.
vI,O IET-3-story brick SCIIOOL-H0USE, No.
/ 1873 Renisen st.; S.story brick DWELLING 10 VII
lourLby.et GOI.DON l.. FORD, 81 Clsrkst, Br"'AYh'
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Drooklnu nrai Csiate for Sale.

ELEGANT BUILDING PLOTS near Pros
II peel Linden boulevard, 100 feet wide graded
shade each side, surroundings mrs
class PARK aud Flabusi cars; price low EULAND
WHITING. BecsinaDst
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for FAkM-A
st0Iy brick IOJ Sc HOyst, near DcsrTw ST. iirOO@
lyn as0a .sioTy lrck house Facics. near ClasSoi
ave lightly mort.agtd: VII exchange Tor igt1n or vacant
lots in BrOVkyB New-NOIk, or New Jersey. App! 10
q. w. PEA ll~AlL,
counselor at law, No 40 Court-St.. Brooklyn.
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Gouees ano farms Uanleo.

WANTED to BUY-A frame HOUSE With
w int on four years time with builders loan Of sl6Oo
RuiIdsT 10 put in OOI win give the only motSsse on 70
or ner of land Address g. NJ, Box Al NestWo0l, ~.
VTANTED.-A gentleman wishes 20 rent
w rom Juy l. for his family good sized ana Wen
furnished country the east banR OF the ulso re
not hsbrr mn han Dobs Ferry. Rent must not De over
81 OOO per annun tess priee would be preferred Au
dress Box 1916, L. %.
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SUPREME COURT-CITY aud COUNTY
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoEK. Friday, June %, 1876.
Following is The result of tO-day's sale at
Arch Johnston's establishment, Thireeuth-st between
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6orses, Carriages, Garness. &e.

Gorses, Carriages, Garness. %t.
A SECONDHAND TOP PHAETON, $lO0.-
N Omen Phac'oH 500 top fuil spring Wagon, by Brew
Co Side bar 10th ~ nne order cut indsf lock
m .l3J .tvgrs Road wagon, go nine
passenger Depot Wagons suitable for the country Depot
Wagon. ton open Harness. Sheets, Ncs Whips, &c,
very cheap WIN. II. GRAY, 20 and ~ Woosterst
CARRIAGES mt extreme low manufacturers
~ puces oil my make, and Narranfi ]. Pony aud
Light EIicsiontoJ PARK rhactOns all prices BuGl1cs.
K0caswA Depot: Jump seat ard Express Wagons and other
styles o. ygi.Gas qualities aud prices Sp ndd l,1e9rs lae
cheap. tHS. bisb Bf, JbO NanaI ST.
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HsaI estate Go Grrhanse.

IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED COUS NJ
4 and CITY PROPERTY for sale or erchanEc' yWnnnR q
loan on bond aud mortgage. Principals only "ooD
MOIES, S Piuest
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Bnslucss Ghanrs5.

HALF INTEREST in IN old and success
~ fn JOU RIAL &C mOd rate pc to gentleman OF L'ei'
sry ability Address y. Y. Tribune ohce
$4,000 s sstS.hsd f SSnS S1
lsieIs patent wants abDyo AID ana capital 10 e1lci
Ar InSinss thorough DUs.Hess iLsu, manager IL" te
works IN above and good references can secure
saiAcd position ana Income MS y stinent Cal
~ JOS PiiIILIPs business nesoatoi 90 Nsssau st. Room
4 second floor.
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NEWYORN CENTRAL AND HUDSC

~ RIVER EAfLUOAp.-An'r JuIc 20. 1876, through
Trans vii leave Grand Central Depot:
$50 o. I' Chicago and northern Express WITH dra"lhg
room through t. Rochester AMI 81. AlJtns. VI
800 H. SPECIAL sarl,fa Ezpt'ss aIt,'cu at sirhogA
no
cars % Rochester. iiuifilO nud NiJsara FfllH
llSO "a. in., Northern aud Wc.torn Express
$3.50 =. SPECIAL saG1osa EAptcss arrives AZ Sars'ogA
y. -
40 y. M Montreal Express with sSeuingears from New
Ncrs to ~. Alhans, AM ur az Montreal ~ S,u = ~.
y. ~ E1Iuss with sleeping for NatertoWn ana
CananAA qua Aiso, Tor Montreal Wa PlattsDurRt.
D. laCEC FNurrss daiI. Hith srephE cars ior
Rochester Niagara Fails, Eura' cleveland Louir, NE ana
also, Tor Chicago Via both l. = ant ~ & hA'oi'-
lloOp.m, Express, with s!,eping-cars for Alodl ty
ard
252 ard as Ir"i3w9y, ana a N"sie't ENpr-s g, Ons.
No PART place - aud J12 BiUtd"g', new 's ahd oSS
Washing iOI st., Brooklyn. G Is. "f.4hEh'
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steamboats an6 Railroads

ALRANY. PEOPLES LINE STEAM
n EoATs leave Pier A. n. H. DAILY (sIudays excepted
n Ss ASnn Fare s az a bauy
toga. Montreal and retdrn. Meals on f.Hrole,, pan.
ALBANY and TROY by day boats {. Vlb- -
atsio and $40 Landing a. NyaSS bhr
y calss and MA S Albany
with tram AT ESQ p M for the "es oV ~ .ataea snd
Hoasd LAKE. To West Point NewIursh and return same
day ST. PoughSecpsie 81 81.
BRIDGEPORT and all points on MoT rS or
PokT leaves catharine-s slip al li'5oa III" an'
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave New York from foot of DesDTosses ana CoT'
a5 a. M for Washington and Pullman pa.lor
'' cars nom Ncw-lork to Baltimore and Nashh5 So,
b%feh. CHI gc cincinnati Looisviir Sc. This tr,L
makes clos eoEaeetohs os CoiuhDd'' ln"'Hapo"S "-
$50 a. M Limited Express with Though Pullman ears army
ing Il Washington 40 y. M AMI IA" Hg hSihe oob
nrctiCus Tor The the preceding train ais tram
D. mae an ioq eSmond arring at EisnSld d 93
2s5 loI wasgton and ;ne sop r sn to-
baltimore aud Washington raiah sSspffS - s Io u
BOD man an s,eptrs to Baltimore Washington ard from
Blmore to Cincinnati ~ Lo NJ sanpg ali s,Is SOUTH
Wet Connects at wasldngt39 With trains Tor hSn
mOuG. H. nchburR savannah, FIofiah Ne".orcahs anu
the South Though sccpers Baltimore and New
and LBS broa1ay SewYerk sna a, ticket ose' foot
%sE FoK TIckEfS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
CATSKILL CREEk-Daily line.-Steamer
~ NEW CHAMPION MONDAYS Wednesdays AID FIJI
days; steamer WALTER BRETT. Tne-!nys. IhuIsdays
and saturday. D. M from Per ~, foot Cf CanhiSt con-
Meeting Ca;skin with western Siage" rare 90 e,hs.
CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA LAKE CltAMrLAlN. LAKE GEORGE;
THE ADIKONUACkS, MONTREAL, aud I'll points Noth
and west Low fare and reduction TO all points me ee
81 tuE Line leave DAILY tHa.dlfhis c.
c,pi,ij D. M. from PER 80 North River loot Leroy ST.
connecting with morning Trains y. y. Central Reisse.cr
no aul Boston Jnd connecting rlilfohjs
Through tickets sold I'D baggage checked - dcsiiGaton
Jos EPu CORNELL. Supt
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AND LONG BRANCH Il. Il.

n
" CLNfTsL H. Z; or NIWJl r~EN.
All Raj, IiNI BETWEEN sIW YORK, LONG
EItANon. oCEAN GROVE, STA a. ~ AND SCUM.
Time Iuu- 30 1876. Trans leave N"Wlo.s from
frot - LpeUst. North River. at $780, y lIF5 d. No. 49,
3s5 i2o. .. - 60.
3.t5 $50 f d. tr.Is through 1it and ~4Iau.
800 lEoUI F'fp'tt tt.h,,t 90 H-a"au Ttdti
witi al trains. u = bAl:pN \ l',ih iiS.. At'hL
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700 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS with

GlHA MONTHLY INSTALLMENIS with
% Wv out INTEREST," Fol-: 20 MONTHS and $500 yearly
interest unpaid purchase noooy ucrsniie wil bny rt
Of two comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES, WIN GROUNDS o.
nearly gu. acre laid ont in drives lawn shade, NUT vines
and fruits situGted Oh beet line OF steam Trans l. az h
ut.s from ihcrtv and 10 orderly ana eligible LOCALITY al
we! drained and healthy; de0ots aud payentia
.ITey Tus yearly houses have II roons water
bath, &C.; can haEo stable phst I'io
fowls tools utensils ard part iurufiure tor .teippn al
near v cot Fl zabeth station. n. j. Central T. X
CO Snn FINE DAIRY FARM, 2O5
ID O.sFDO. acres 90 miles from Ney-Yofk; one mile
from Cuit house Monticello, " s.; buildings ana all oer
improvements class viii sell for $500 or exchange i0r
al 0p Iousr and hours IRON New York address H.
J. BALDWIN, Monticello, y. \.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Friday, Jur

EEw-YoRK. Friday, June %. 1876
The following two legal sales was the only
auction business transacted the Exchange Salesroom
to-day
Bv 4. H. Muller q Son.
20 acres OF land. the line Of the Portchester ana
Harlem River Railroad In the town of W eschester; m
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NOnTIEEN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.

Trains l,,y" Enslrwo. Co.tcr, P,rmoni aHi Nyack
$50 tor 40 except NNa@L) 90 A. NJ l. :. 40 o.'V
80 70. T. i -aturiay nights only at 30 p m sun
q q. iI. ana o. go T..
Sapnct Srriue w. Monsey. Z. e.t5 m. - m
L.-L \. ID. ~. CON. fL-s g-ll. New y or
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

III
- AfiiANGERtNTo or PhSsE GER TRAINS. April 10.
ls7SLeago dCpOG foot Of Cortlsudt and pesbr
o IN, fOr EastOn bethlehem, Allentown mancl Churk.
HaIleton Beaver Meadow, MahauOy CITY, shena dOA NJ.
Carmel ShAm0kiD, NkesrTe. PittstOn, SayTe, Emia
connecting with trains for ithaoa Auburn Rochester Bu
fflo. Niagara Falls. and the West.
for Iaston, Bethlehem, Allentown, haurl Chunk,
Hareton, Mahanoy CITY, Shenandoah, Wkosbaro, rttsion
&C. making close CONNECTIONS for Reading Potsyille,
Harrisburg
D. m, for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown, ard M6uch
Chunk, stopping 1T all stations
$50 D. m, Night Express daily for Tason Bethlehem Al
lsntoWb Mauch Chunk, Nlkesbarre Piston sayTe Eura
Ithaca Auburn, hocheser Buffalo, Niagara Falls mo
west Pulnan's sleeping caachea attached
ROB'r. VI. SAYRE Sup't. and Engr
eeneral Eastern ONCE, OF Church and
CHAS. IA. CUMMINGS. Agent
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ERIE RAILWAY

Il l(lE kAlI.N Al -----
II SUMMER ARIiAS CEMENT OF trains, In effect June D.
@am-Cincinrati and Chicago Day ENrrss. Drawing
!ola Coachss Buffalo and SJsps r.se, ana rleerue
lUA5 Express Mail Tor Buffalo, It'll Sleeping COACHES
attached. 81. =, a.. o,,..f...
Coichc. through Rochester BuIlp. Ni1g;ta Falls Cncn
nail cleveland, aud h,aeo without change aIso Ioie b
ng to Cleveland and Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, y. Tor
Newark G4j, $50. 1915 ll:Jn NJ. $40 J.la, and -
?. AMI y midnight SATURDAY nights oh'. Su'"yS JIG
Rcriurd Park and Passaic. G45 7f5, 0 H.. II noon
l45 3, 5t5, 40 Bib q. $50, >. ~ p No Il me-
night Sundays $50, 10 A. H., lao 900 T. NJ ana u hh"
faicrson CAS- 7i5 $780, 10, l045, li3Oa. M. 70 noon,
ls5 B. 3 ~, $40, 4.u 5l5 o. GJ, 80 : 10 D. NJ ahd
II midnight sundays, 500, 9;l1 loa ~ 49, O"o p H.
sniicfn CD 7I5 TO- lo45 m, Las. $40 o, O. T. p M,
IL midnight. Sundays, sJp 20 T. m, lia, $50 j. m, and
Cornwall 7.ij a. m, $3.50. ago ?. Sundays $50 a. IN
Waruics. 10. iu4j 3. m, 43o D. M
Ncaba. *, 7sJ 9, lOiJ H.. $780, $50 p NJ sunday
KiIesion Q a. 10 $50 D. m sundays. $50
Goshen. 7SJ - luiJ a. IN, $40, 49, 49, D. W. sun
day-, $50. 20 q. u. 7 y. ~
hidd!ciogu 49, y lOI5 q. m, .o' 49, p u -, ~
da,- Su 10 q. 1feH r. N and $50 D. M tth'
o. Ilitid H. II. AZ Siai -
Port Jer,s 7i5 o I0ij H. M. 4Jc, r. M sundays s3o
Trans leaving Chamber IT, on half hours
leave TV,ujy ihiid hccu rinute earlier tH above unt'
thargts - quarter honrs leave lNtsH'
thlulFt tIriy minutes earlier boas leave IHthit ~
iS and 10 % conn ciinc WIti aps let ne 'hhH
81 1t 10 =. ~. and - midnight ,- g.. TO-. -.
Ticket. ior passage and for Apartments IN DtaNingrOom
ard Sleeping coaches b" obtained Az orders !ot tr
OGicrs 80, iol 90, and %. Erawayi NO. Court
T. AID a IN. tul.Vau A t.'is
FNpr,-s Trains from the Wet arrive III OK AZ go
a NJ, liO and i'j5 p II.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAC

Rp Scott & Meyers.
three story frame house with lot Of East sith-st
l27 Of 3dave. lot Z5X l022; Friedlein- $500
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InANx THOMSON. GeneraI MANAGER.

CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
steamer Crystal Wave will leave Pier North River
Rector ST. at $50 a Returning III. train loaves Long
Branch at p.m W. s. sNEDEN, Gen. Man.
Eewburg Pougtkeepsie, Iondout and Kingston land.
ing at CoIrenss. Cornwall Milton and New.Hsmburs. and
Marlboro by fairy will leave Pier 80 n. X Vsstry
DAILY, Sundays excepted. ~ $3.50 D. m
Connects ~ foashkocpsie with evening trains for tho
North
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DENNSYLVA RAILROAD THE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE. Trains leave NewNork via Desbrosscs and Cort
rTrses for Harrisburg psbuIgh the West and South.
with pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 a. % and $50
For iansport ock Haven Cory and Erie at 80 ru
aud $3.50 connecting al Cory for 1itusyle, Petroleum
FOR baltimore Waslng zion, aud tie south, Limited Wash
ngton FNprss OF Pullman Paror Crr daily except sunday
$50 Washington at $40 D. Regular at 10
4 No. 3 and p Sunday. p M. ~
IiU T. o. : $40 D. H. and IL nRht sunday, 6, T. $50
and .. m Emigrant aud secoId ciass p. III.
m. Returning. leave Centennial Depot Al !, +i5 $780, q,
ss I% 80 S .s6 i0 80 40 49, 80
sSe p 79c 90. 80 10 ilSo p m and IL night Sunday
For Ei.laosta, e, $50 7, TAO O. TO- II a m 10 IN
J. 2. $50, $40 $50 I. 40, $50 40 $40 90 Go, go.
ESQ. 1850 $40, 10. l:oo p m aud IL night Sunday,
Ier Eahseyy. 8. e5o. 2 40 g. 10 ilHm,l2
7. $40 /" p apd " night. SUNDAY 52o. $50 and
For Moodbrd Perth Auooy, and south AmDoy aud 10
For New ruisgl lex, T. :, and II a. 2 10 40 5: 20
si0. 7 =. NJ. and T. night sunday p. IN
Tor East Milestone, II a m, ). aud $40 p.
Tor Prime, = $40 q. m. 1890, Z. 4:l0 and p. m.
Dor Iambtrtyillc $50 a "a. 2, :, and $40 ?. N.
Ter fiemIn g,un $50 III. and 4:lO D. IN.
Tor Moicsr and aomerset Branch Il =. aud 3 p.
For rTuon BoTdeniOsn, huntington and Candon 730 and
Tor freehold I 1850 s. D., 2, 5, llo, aud pm.
farInncdllc and -quau, $50 "a. anu 3
FOR ighistowu. Fombsron Camden. Perth Amboy.
foI lighistowu and P,mert0n a ~. VIA Perth Amboy,
ami 1880 4 H. via Monmouth Junction.
and 1920 y. NJ. daily l0io a. N. and $50 p IN. daily
except Monday. Prom Washington and Baltimore $50
s;t SG and as 1919 40 sI nIo Go 20 no f1S rn
5lb, CLIO $50. $40 and l02O p sunday 50J, $40.
$40. llSo g. ~ 60 and lQ2S p m: -.
and foot OF DesOrssses and Cortandtts No. Coursl,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
II N,=sra d. B. CHAPLIN 3 Cot corner church an
Wurtt ss - T. Centennial excursion trA'ts bought sol
or syrnau.. I'd :. TunHNL l., AGENT
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Gleambolis ano Railroads.

E0K NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
i WELD, WHITE NOU.TAINs MONTREAL. and
mediate goins seamers leave fir -, T. Re- daily l5und
excepted ats - M (25fst. r. L., 81 M aud II
meeting w special trans al SewIayen for HARTFORD Spr
ted Tickets son ana baggage checked at ga Broadway.
kewhOrkt and Couftstp Brooklyn. Exclusion To Now
Hsye lf
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Tlnantidl.

L1ORT WAYNE, JACKSON AND SAGINAW
III X. n. BONDS. o,,,.y =, f, pup CENT
BUFFALO AND jamestown ~ w. A'
GUILD boND'' FOR sale by WIN r. UTLEY.
no. 10 Wsl-st.
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Gcnnlrn properip 90 Eet.

AT RIVERDALE, on the lludsoil-h Illiy
~ shed and finely located HOUSE with garden, lawn
a"u '''0'' WA ''' gro IL f'ETRIE IFS Broadway
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Removal Msy ] to per43N. r., toot Of spnngsL
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing al II gh
land Falls CHeet Point. Cornwall, Eewburgh. Marlboro.
Milton, foUEhkecpse, ard rsppus Steanboals Thomas
Cornell leave Tuesday, Thursday Saturday Jauos
Baldwin Monday, wednesday, Friday, sDrngt. Pier az
n. H., at q.
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BRIDGEPORT and all points on Horsat on |.
and Nauratuek RaiIrosds Fare 81. Steamer BhlDGE,
OKT leaves CaLarine ship 30 III, aud bridsepor'h
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NEW.YOEK. NEW.HAYEN I'D NAR

n EN-lOkk, NEW HAVE AND nAhI-
~ FORD H. K-SEW.IOsk AND SEN.HANEN DI
VISION.-Slnintr Arrangement commencing June II. 1916
Passenger IN Newlora, Grand Central Depot, on
TRAINS LEAVE STwloEE.
Trains for New Haven leave at $40 Aeen) to5 tEhh
900 tAcc'n, ii a. IA. tEXl, ~ y. tAcc'nl FE.L 40
(Acc'n), Ok. 44O sud 5lJ local ENl9 tEHj aud 10
Tor South Norwalk $40. sos, oo5 II m, I'm tExl
22O B. 10, 40 TO- 5. q 80, y ~ y ~ or StlmlVi
7lp, so, 90, 1910 r. a. l. NJ, -. %l5 800, 4'iO
as. BIS, J.iJ $50, 40. 3, TO- aud llj5 D. IN.
BustOn Express, via Springfield, at sOJ and II a. NJ ana
Shore Line AT / and 10 y. ~; The 500 a. M, Il
8, aud 10 4. M. stopping al Stamford, Noi~alk ana
300 IL a. ., o. and 10 y. ~ BndEcporI Ile
III. | D.. with Shore Line ID
vision for Providence and tho Connecticut valley AT
saybrook. Tho 500 A. and y. connect with
shois line Division for Norwich and New Haven aud
NOrbamp H. H. &t NcW-HaNcu, AMI the So and H.
for Newport sos IA M. ~ and III. trains con.
with Connecticut River H. Il. nj springfield. and p M
for Montreal. the 500 aud connect WITH Nau
gaucA aud housatoaic H. RI. ~ Bridgci OFT The sos
and J. -, 40 and y. n. With lanbuiy and NorWaE
with Neytiana H. n. at STANFORD
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at m via Springfield; at 10
.. via Providence.
drawing Cas- Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
Night T. xpT,sf Trains.
Tickets can purchased at Ticket oaleo Of Company
Grand Central Depot, or a Offices OF y transfer Co. ~
YOrh and No Cuuttst Brooklyn, who Will
ALSO check baggage from residence 10 destination
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PLACE in perfect order containing I'VE
N acres orchard Of apples AMI pears dwes oartas
house and O,her necessary buildings at f3rIShsst,
Raw
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VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION

have descended To their graves who might have
been cn-cd II they had used ''Swavne's COM
pound SNrmp of wild ChorrN' in time.
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SOME VERY REHARKABLE WINTERS.
vow is the time to trot out para
graphs about remarkable winters
winters that have distinguished them
selves by being either colder or warmer
than the law allows No we'll reg
ulated newspaper will neglect this
ducy. Re erring back to on, files. saws
an exchange, we find that in Il72 the
temperature wGs so high that leaves
came out on the trees in January and
birds Matched theii broodsi i'm February.
In 1899 the weather was equally mild.
and the maidcns of Cologne wore
wrcaths of viOlets and corn flowers at
Christmas and Twelfth Day. In 1921
tie trees lowered in the month of
March aud the vines in the month of
April. Cherries ripened in the same
month of April. Peaches appeared in
May, and little boys commenced to
fall out of apple trees little later. In
1872 the trees were covered with leaves
in January, and the birds hatched their
young in February as in 1lT2; in 1886
the same thing was repeated. and it
was added that thescorn was in ear at
Easter. TO the best of our memory
there was in France neither snow nor
frost throughout the winters Of 1888.
1907, 1909, 1917, 1859; finally in 1862,
even in the north Of Germany, the
stoves were not lighted, trees lowered
III February, and outdoor boquets were
showered on the newspaper offices
without number 1t seems bat as YES
terday. Coming to later 1ates, the
winter Of l84e-lSl7, when it thundered
ut Paris on the 23d of January. and
that of 1866, the year of the inundation
Of the Seine, may be mentioned as very
mild