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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30
Sheriff. Sale, i'm Partition,

SSars Soslra.s ef couaM mAMsAs |ss
District Court for Donphan County Stated Kansas
William Weller Plaintiff
Samuel r. Weller. -,
Joseph A. Weller
Mary Z. Weller,
George n. Weller,
Charles T. Weller,
John ". Weller,
Sarah A. Weller
Alcinda L. Weller
James L. Rusk,
lame, lame Il IIsnpssn, 4
NOTICE Is hereby given that will, the ID day Of
~ January. D. 1871. At the hour Of O'Clock. p NJ.
Of said day At the north dosr of the Court House. In
City Of Troy Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer
for SALE at public auction the following described real
estate The south west quarter Of section thirty
@ township four TO- Of nnge nineteen 1s) in Doniphan
County state OF kansaa appraised at the Of o. 900
and the southeast quarter Of section twenty t25
~ State Of Kansas Appraisal the of o. 00o or
fered for sale for partition = the property Of william
Weller, Samuel 2. Weller Jeseph 4. Weller. Mary z
Weller, George n. Weller, Charles T. Weller, John ".
Weller sarah A. Weller Alcinda l. Weller, James L.
Rnsk James II. Tramptos, and Jesse Z. Hatcher. and
offered for sale TO the highest bidder for cash in hand
order Of the District Court for Donphan County in
the State Of Kanaas
Given under my hand this sssh day Of November A. D.
1876.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Deniphan County.
November %. ls76-sw. Prs fee sI5.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

q Mr.. "U nknown" is "iand poor" He new
er pays his taxes.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

turning board.
And well you may thank God. If there were an
honest returning board, the votes of enough i'm
ported Kentucky Democrats could be thrown out
to give the State to the man that majority Of
the legal citizens voted for.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

Y Tho Democratic papers have started q ne~
gag, to the effect that Hayes, discouraged BY the
discovered attempt at Radical fraud in the Louis.
lana Returning Board, has sent his Withdrawal
from the contest to the National Committee, NJ
Washington. In the frst place, thst attempted
fraud Wss Democratic mare's-nest-tbere wss
no attempt at ffssd at all. In ths second plase,
IL Hayse = fairiy and squarely bestss, be will
withdraw, not otherwise. His friends arc not
clustering about rebellion and blood, in case be
is not counted in, right or wrong.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

GIVE HIM A CHANCE.-There is such q thing
crowding man; and when this becomes ap-
parent, he becomes an object Of pnblic sympathy.
This seems to be what they are just now doing
to John Speer, of Lawrence. He was one of the
earliest pionsers of Kansas, and endured his share
Of the troubles of those dark days. Since then
he has had sorrows crowded upon him enough to
oSerwhelm almost any mortal. Two sons mur-
dered and their bodies burned by Quantrelrs
gang another son accidentally killed lost
faithful wife, after years of suffering from pain
full disease, aggravated by domestic sorrow
son-in-lsw crushed to death on railroad; him
self the victim of political sharks and leeches,
who made him defaulter and a criminal; his
home given mp to satisfy his creditors leaving
him a pauper-and yet there are some men who
seem to be intent upon Kicking what is left of
the poor fellow. He received the Republican
nomination for State Senator in Douglas County,
and, Notwithstanding one of the bitterest fights
in the party ever made against man, he was
defeated by bare majority by one of the most
popular men in the County. But this does not
seem to satisfy his prosecutors, who still keep
kicking him. And now he has turned at bay,
and is giving some of them such thrusts as must
make them fairly howl. We say, fair play.
Having made pauper of the man, and defeated
him for Office, and revied him over the graves Of
his household, at least give him achance to make q
living for himself the few years he has yet ailot-
ted to him. His services in the past entitle
him to that, at least.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

a That distinguished statesman, Jacob Weis-
bach, of Frankfort, ex-csndidate of the Green
hackers for Congress, has already promulgated
his platform for the next Presidential campaign,
the first feature of which is Money Reform. We
are with Jacob on this plank; and now, if he
will only begin the reform by sending MS the .
that he owes us, and for which we have been
boring him in vain for the past two years, We
shall have some faith in his platform.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

~ Tilden, who is aged s., wes rsPertsd to b
about to marry Miss Lille Morss, sssd -; ana
some sf them began to fgare to ascertain hes
many times 63 would 60 into q. Bat sbs said 4
wouldn't 60 nary time, If she knew herself; sni
straightway she sailed for Europe.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30
Notice for Divorce.
There. = I. c,ee Defendant.

the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Kansas sitting within and for Douphan County
Cathari,e Crot 4 Plaiuti6
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

q That "remittent fever" is making sad in
roads upon Harkrider. Of the Germantown (O.)
Independent Press. He is becoming very despond-
ent, and now gives it as his deliberate opinion
that the first Centennial of the American Union
will be its last. All because the Republicans
refuse to concede the election of Tildeu unless
the votes justify it, and because that is still
on hand, and becoming dead expense. He also
talks of raising company for another rebellion.
Now, Harkrider, just poultice that "fever," or
follow the advice You gave rs in certain extra
edition, and you'll feel better in few days.
A balsam-appls wonld make good poultice.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-30

a John Lawrence, of Holt County, No., b
evidently one of those persons who were not born
to be drowned. He was charged with murdering
his father, last January. change of venue was
taken TO Buchanan County, where he was tried,
several months ago, and found guilty Of murder
in the 6rst degree. He obtained sew trial,
which took place last week, and the jary sg.iu
found him cuilty of the above crime,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
miscellaneous

,enfie-n3r educ9ted in Germany France des
a, yy.1,-tion Of TETGEriuEFER luloE, CoMrANlO ION,
tht,,,,t,tSptN.pE%I. tht,,, PRIVATE SECHGIAHA. or Bj~l-
{s AGENT; twice abroad N ns oanac ~ giyin2 entire
-,s+,D visiting Ireland, scotland, Eug,"c france fe
Oitnisud Germany Switzerland, Denmark, Norway,
gum Tnland. Rgssia-ncgdng The Caucasus Al lhe
fIrrpsry. Italy, utst
Address 81 l -, u Nh Charles B StocA"eE OF
1as,"v 4 Co, New-NJrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.,,,,,
GREAT TkCNK IL AEi uNiidR ~ M Coi
Tvrrcss foT mar.GGrs Iftsburgh the west SOUTH
with Pulua Palace attached $50 ni and SO l NJ
@ yi1g.ryi 1 "c Haven cory and Enc at 30 au1
$50 m connecting at Cory Tor i1ius'e, Petroleum Cen
For Banorc Washington, and the south, Limited wash
inrtOn E1T,ss OF Pullman IliIoi 'Is Gay' A,yPt % m
a. m. ESQ and ~. " sunday T. m.oo u. ,oao ON o.
a. D. T. SO, 8 p. and - night c"nmodauon y u
4:l0J. m sunday NJ D. 9, T. $780, and p H. Lni
For cenc91ai Depot 81 $50 $50 73o m qu13 p
J. l45. 5ao, g. aud 7O5 ON sunday 7.2o t. M and
oTNewark at 6, $50, 5f7fos.a o 10. lam l2m.iL
$50 T. f:O $40, 10, i1So p. and II nisu' SUNDAY
J:4o g 80. Z; and $40 p m 20 O n N ia. ,,,,
~ 20 io $a& {i6 40. '5o go 5io dG e,5o,
go $50, ana sloP II: 80, o -
2iG 30 $50. 4l|o 30 40 go 80 9 To- 60 go
siG ~ r u a. I n Eo and oa Xxx XXX ,g ,d u To- To-
A. n no. 49, ,'aq y'@} p ~ and n ~ an .to s.o
c56 % and y nit SUNDAY r a. - V ''O ''-'
ioi Xnss,on aad lio-sy nm $40 a. ,. n auatlop m.
For Pflua,tpl, z, $40 %. n, 100 a. , and =.
ir iST - -; ,Snr and Giy5ci 20 a. @ T. and 40 p a.
For For EsIeer ana s9aersot 9 niarc a. m ana
IoT Trenton BcrIcuto"n Eufgtdn auo camden '5O and
$50 q. M l2.oC Z, :, D. ana y. d.: u, ,o -,,
Ior Freenod 5:%2 a nm, io , -, 4V ~ sIr l p p
Tor iIghsiown, rembcrton nd IamG,n wa I'Ith AmD'y
25O .. u aud via Monmouth Junction, 4.iO ' 3', .,
F5r iiigis0wn aG PcmDc.ton, a. in VIA FoItl AmO't
s,d 1.3O e. ~. via Monmouth Junction, oo , "a on 80
Tfails arrive: From pittsburgh O'%V dni '""o '-,I'i1
and 1870 .. NJ, daily 1910 a. ~ ant 0'O y ~ amy
4:iu 5iO aud 1920 mi S1n!Iy $50 a. m nom -,
dc pha 5g5. G2O, GaO, lClC, ll&h llyo a. M ~ 80
AIG 40 GlO G.5O I3J l.tO. $40 and lU2D p uL sun
Sav S65 G,O $50. 1910 1880 G.JO and 1920 p M
et offices H2G and Jt4 Broadway, so. Asior house
and loot Of Dcshosscs and Corandt isi NJ u"arisL
pro-ivu. ppd Nos a. / and llS lIuGaOHst, Hob0s'n
sc,f Jersey Cfy Emuant Ticket once, No Batt, place
1NPO''0 j. NJ. BOYD IT,. Gen. Passenger A gent
PRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER
C,ITNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
= mruung June 4-fhc NewJ errcy touthrn iialfnai
srauer CRYSTAL wave viii leave l1er - N1ih iEtr loot q"
,"for Al gt $50 a. H.. Returning, The train leaves Long
Branch az 7. w. .- '--,'.'li-.'' o,''' 'i''..
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
THE GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.


IS NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS.
Drrq N, pat large additions and improvements
have been made with New ani Elegant Furniture etc etc
THE SPACIOUS DINING HALL mas been extended and
Is NOW Two Hundred aud Seventyhye Feet In length.
BATHS hare bean introduced throughout ue hotet and each
room supplied through pipes with pure cold ana deco"'
sprng water from rcsR cater sprtJ on ue premises
win large and airy rooms furnished uxurously. table
rIcl with every declcy ettsndlas Sslertei ch specat
,,,,cs 10 tter ggal,acJCns Elegant New Ballroom etc.
etc II Is belered Gt MS hoii presents attractions not to J'
,.y.dJ J,,r1sy. HENRY CLAIR, I ,c,y,o,,y
WM WILKINSON '
July 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

NEHlTE STAR LINE.
FgE gTFE NsTOWS AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING GltE
UNITED STATS MAIL. .,,
The Steamers axe .ie Lane Be gee Hnch l
Nv Lieut. MaJTy g. ". going soath 81 Tie bthAs On Il'
uassage 90 OutrustJwu. all the wear fnuht.
EETINNAIC. SAT- i.Df q .J JtHs ~. IT ~ a. m
GIHAiANIC. SATURDAY, AK u a. 10 H. m
CELLO. SATURDAY. Aug ~. a. . T. ~
HgITA.SIC. SATURDAY. sept ., . . M
GERM ANiC, SATURDAY. sept ll, ~ . p uii,.,.-t,
FROM IHE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 5A, NohIh
RIVER. - - ........t -, ,,
uoutmrut- Tho Saluun, SmicIOoms. smoking nhd ia.t
pnor. are placed lud-lp.. whore tie noise lnd H1'n
are a,-t f,t. aAor!uE degree ol comfort hlh'!" ""A
WtTfs- saloon $50 and si00 gold Return Tickets on
favorable icrm- Si'eiAg" go -. -..,.. ~, ala.
ior llst ect plans ana otiSF information, alls AZ '
,o'P""' ''' " T. !. CUKTIs, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
II. P. BALDWIN, General
ERIE RAILWAY

a. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Of trains in effect June :.
1875: -s
Room Coaches 10 Buha ara suspension EI"sc ana -eenhs
Coaches to Cevc and. Cincinnati aHd Chicago.
lU4j mEAprcss Mail Tor Buffalo, with slee ping o"iees
III m.-DailyJ Pacific Express for the west slec7'ng
nat Cleveland Chicago without changes Also io,e Dl
ing cars ~ Cleveland aud Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot " for -
Newark CAS- 80 o4J ll:5u m. 8;l5 Oh ana o. .
p AMI II midnight saturday nights only auhodJs 0Io
RGferura PARK and Passac 645 745. 10 a m, y noon
Ia 3, $40, 4:5O. bio. . $50, = 10 p M, Z nt-
night Sundays, $50, 10 q. liJ, $50 p n aHd y mid
Paterson Gas, 745 $50 10 lol5. 1l:8Oa 70 noon
l45 3 -, -, 4jg D. 5IJ y, P:l5, O.oV = ~ Up u u
u midnight Sundays $50 Jl5, 10 w. l;+0 t:3D p n1
subcrn G35 i.45 TO- 1o45 a. m, 1915, 34j 8, G. T. p m
" mdn!ght sundays $780, 10 a. 7 lio' $50 p H' ana
Cornwall 7i5. m, $780, 4:3O p. Sundays 800 a. m
Warwick, 7:4j lu:45 a. M, 40 y. m m o,....
NewbuIgh, 74j o. lO4O j. Ia, $50 4:5O p H. 9uAu'J g.
$50 am 90
Kiugston Q a m. 800 p. n. Sundays, $50 a N.
Goshen, 7Aj o lgij a. IL, S3O, $40, 49, p H. sun
Middetown 7:Ij, j. iOl5 a m 3.3j, 40 p. sun-
days SH, m, Z y. Ire ana i3O trains
with NewYork and osyego Midand r. r. 90 Msinst
Port Jeryis 145, g lO45 a. NJ 43O, D. H. sundays, 3d.
NoiTSirains leaving Chambersst on half hours
Twenty third ST. fifteen minutes earlier than above tne
Chambers ct quarter hours leave twenty
trs st thirty minutes earlier Boats leave I~ Cyt ds ST.
az 45 1915 y. connecting with trains leaving Cham
bers 81. at 10 p. n. and II midnight
passage AID for Apartments In Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches De obtained and orders for the
CHECKING transfer Of gage may be Lett at the Companys
Offices Nos 239 4Ol, 529 ard 9J1 Broadway No. Court
It, Broosiyn. and at tho Coinuany's depCts.
Express Trains from The West aiye in Newfork at 12o
a. m. lao and 100 p H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Trains for EugsTO1C, COsteT R!cmOut, ana Nyack
$3.50 for all except NcacE 94j m, ], 3 A. 4fO go
days 9 o 10. aud $50 =.
SanneL spfile VAN y and Monsey, :, 9i5 m, 40 m.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
TEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCU r.. h,
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HrnSl

i ~ lpNh YIN nal AND ULDSDN
~ RIVER RAILEOAD.-Ater June 20 ls16 tbrouo1
Trans Will leave Grand Central Depot ~
500 Chicago and northern Express,
IOOn through 10 Rochester, ana ~. Adams. VT
800 m, specai saratoga Express at Saratoga
10 + m.
1880 Special Chicago Express WITH dawingr room
cars 70 Rochester Buffalo. and Niagara rails
ll5O a. N. Northern and Western Express.
o J.. - ''e"
500 p NJ Montreal Express With Seepngcars from New.
1Nik, 70 81 Adams arriving &C Montreal at 800 a. m
bVOi inp Express, with sleeping for WatertOwn and
Csnandaigaa Also, for Montreal PisttsDirRh
800 y. Pacific Exrrfgs daily with sleepingcars for
koehestr Nlagaa Falls Buffalo Cleveland, Louisville, and
o Nus also Tor chicago. via both L. A G. Railroads
and SARATOGA ~ N4''e ~ ~ - -
way Trans as per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale
x9< nd W BTOHway az 50 Westc0Lt Express Co Onces
no tdfkfGce, lS5 ana 0iZ Broadway, ECwYOrk aud 1888
"2shingtonst, Brooklyn. G.. -. MEEkER,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
Gteamboais ano Railroads.
NEW-YORK

DROOKIYN, NEW-YORK, and NEW
lt BU kCi, By steamboat ARMENIA.-Leave FultOn.st.
Erooslyi Vesry st, New-York 920. aud Twenty
icnit-st. 9t5 a. landing YOukers Iona Island
Collcns, West Point Coruwa and Sing STAG during ann
meeting COmeucng July 2. Returning arrive al Brooklyn
al y. m. TICkETs FOR THE HOUND TRIP. III. To Iona
Island aud return, 80 cents.
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
Il with Ulster and Delaware Railroad, landing II gh
Land lalls (Mcst PonD. Cornwall, Newburen, Mstl1oio
Milton Fought, eVse. AID - Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell leave every Tuesday Thursday, SATURDAY, James
Baldwin Monday, Wednesday Friday SDrnget. Pier As
~ L., at 4 ~ IN.
E'OK NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL audinter
mediate ,Onts. PIER -, H. daily (Sundlvs
CNCalteGl t2.'-,t H. H. 3j D. M and II
meet with special trans at New Haven f Hartford Spring
h.d IirSCts solo bag ChecS cd ~ giI Broadway
kcW\ 0rR, ana Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion TO New
Haven return ~ 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

SARAIOGA.-The most popular and direct
IN t S9te . sy Ile sgendd steamers o. tie Peopes Jne"
M GREAT reduction IN fare by excursion tickets 10 Al.
taDy, Saratoga, and Montreal
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HOusatOnlc
II - Nau0atucE Railroads. Fare ERJ DGE-
POIT Ieaves iaharne sip az 1850 and Bridgeport atll
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
ASK Al ( FOX isG' TFitCIKsEfs Il VIA AIR LINE.

NEW-JERSEY AND NEN-lORk Rail
~ WAY-For NACkEN~ACK, SPRING VALLEY, NAN
YET. NEW CITY, nav Hi.~TRAW, and STONY POINT
Leave ew YORK ferries, foot ChamOor-st 10
S.45 T. M l. g; 10 ., tud 600 sundays. So a. IA
aud Gt5 D. teaer train on saturday night. '"ty 81 II
oclack through 10 stony Point Excursion uCeet- st ETo
tictet oniccs All mains leave Enc Depot Jersey Ciy.
General once, ~ BgoagWay. see circular.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25

n
asio aud 2it,i ~ ~ NJ. a. ept @ i Y az f. Ike
vita new irsu o. : p m ier t1e Wet @ynr eSl Cro r
l pnt ana Ncwtrsh ami rrur. same da, 81. Pough
ssSSsg - 30. sara.og' and etara - 90
bridgeport. and all points on HoqSatonic
PoKT caves Catharnes a; ll:50 and bridgeport atl
pm.
nUTWORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID Eeayo New York from foot OF DesDrOsses aud Cort
25q sg m or Washington and the West Pullman parlo'
~ car, nom NgwIot@ "a i.aiiiianle a'G ~ aNn9s'1h G on
egrsh & Ss ,FSsfl of to9n6Ss s nspos & e ans
oo5 ST. isd Express win throueh Pullman
ing Wlshqg@n AZ 20 n p w., ana M t king Spiae con con
makes oouHco3o win tO'ouac BOAT Al st tpn,iG al 40
m ;or ;sy4Cna % a iSe south sIva4nah Forda
ana New orleans Ihrough ,caIs RON NcW orr 70
eSis fom Baltimore TO chicago Cincinnati. 81 Louis
81, n 9iT ior washreC te south aud West Pull
500 man siecpls TO baltimore and Washington. ana nom
Baltimore 20 Cincinnati II LonS NS' C. ndIlE ,,'s ,S TPi
ntclonsI Io lon'1iS VI IAN Win irs t5r K,I.
mOud, i.ynchbIrg savannah, FLORIDA NeN-'1f~'S 'hd
n For 5s ngsaf4 2oaSS 1 RasS Sa al and at oke ] ] oo
ASH FOR rIckEis VA lALTlMol;LAND oaio Il. r.
CATSKILL CREEK LlNE.-S,'eaHcrs NEW
- CHAMPION or WALTER b ,Eil "a ~ rom 'alal's''
Pier 42 y. r.. atG D. NJ. Fare. 90, her hs iIe,.
NITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
THE ADIRoN DACKs, MoNrtEAL and al POINTS Norm
can't steamboats, o. tbs Line leave DAILY aur 'sY,
e1Sctie m f morning trains on n Y central Rensselaer,
and saraoea ard ~ and Bes,on aas 9s ttI''s
Through tickets S0' ' OasEafS afo>EPH c5RNEII sapt
HENTRAL RAILROAD OF NLW-JEBSEY.
Station, New.York foot OF Lbertys; au iooJof C'Lkson
River CONNECTS at solnsFSie win so9J6 Branch r. h.
Hampton Junc,iaa WITH Del Lack. ana West E.: Phi
Ie6gh valley Ilaiiroad Direct lie 10 Hanis6urs, Pits
bureh the West iso to Central Pennsylvania and New
sUNMER, ARRANGEMENT.
$40 a. u~MUL TRAIN for Eastou Belydere Bethlehem,
barre Posylle, scranton &C. Connects at Junction with
.7:lj a. n'~For s5mer1iIe and Pennington.
si5 a m MoRNNG EXtsE,s daily (eHGept spndays,; for
Easion for M,uch Chunk, Tanagua Towmta WnScsbarre
'lO:l5 u-For somervie, Pennington and High Bridge
lao p. m.-ExPRgss for Remington, Easton. Allentown
Maaeh Chunk, Tamaqua. Aatanoy city HazletOn, Wilkes
barre Reading, Columbia, Lancaster EphIata, Pottsve
2i5 p. %,-EXrEEss for Eastor, Bath, Nsuch Chunk
400 m.Fgr Easton. 4fenttown, and Maueh chunk Con
with Del iack. and west n. r.
.ISO p D.-For someryile and Pennington.
90 p mEaESING EXrEFss, daily fqi Esston Anentown
For Eiizs6oih a 5Q, 5lo. Gl5, =, 7ao '7i5, g. $50
s45o 90 i';i5 nap a. ~ x ri i2l2 49, az, 6,
$50, 7; 49,. $50, $40, 1850 l;i5, ~ p NJ
Local Trans 10 Duneien; $50, 800 III. m
Local Trans 10 oOmeTyne, ., g. Z. $40 D. n.
Boats eay foot q Sagssn = N9r' 3 l;,y,r 3 at GG5 735
si5 g95 g so0'' @ 80 An a. l nv Ioo '-o A-o' o-o
Wv sCnooiEY,s Sol,sTAiS; BUDps LAKE.
Trains leaving foot Of IiD,rtysl AZ I0l5 m. and p m
tam at flndes for Bucds Lake and at Keny Tor Lake
CITY With boais foot OF cI5rSgaa,st 49,,
II. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
LALL RIVER LINE.
TO BOSTON
AND ALL FONTS EAST.
THE WORLD. RENOWNED sTEAME S
BRisTO,. AE5 PROVIDENCE.

BRiETCs. AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier 28 North River. foot Of Murrayst,'
DAILY (sUNDANs June II to sept. 10 ncAIsivel y
Tickets SaterOOs secured principal hotels ickct
OF Ces the pier steamers GEORGE L. CONNOk,
Gen. Pass Agent. BORDEN q LOWELL Agents.
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS. April 49,
lo7Gaye GeO;s foot OF Corl9ndt and Desbf9ases's a
Hazleto. Meadow. MahanOy City, Sbela Goah M
Carmel shanOkn, Wlse safTe IttstOu ~ayIs lhlI' tcy
connecting with uans for inaca Auburn, Rochester Bur
falO, Niagara Fails. and the West.
T. Tor EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chuua,
UazetOn, MahanOy y, Shcl sAdOdi NEesL1iic itsOh
&C, making close connections for Reading, fOtsy IN
a D. n for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch
Chunk, soypius al ah stations .
ESQ % NJ Nght Express. daily, for EastOn Bethlehem Al
luow NauCh Chunk WilkCsbarre PlttstOn SayIe EuIa,
Ithaca. Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas ana tho
West. Pumsns sleeping oaaches attached
ROB'I n. SAYBI, Sup't and Engr
General Eastern Office of Church aud C0raIdsts.
CiiAs. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r.. il,
- CENTRAL II. r. or NEWJEBSEY.
All. kAiL line BETWEEN NEWlORKt long
bAANCh, OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlRI, AND SQuAN.
ger stations IN Nc~ior foot Of LiOctysL and loot
Ime Table Of Jay lo 1875: Trains leave NewYor< from
3f5 a8o. 5.3Op m. ~ ' '
SQuan.
500 4-O, 800 p. WV
stages from eyp0rt connect az Matawap Station
With all trains. II T. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
X J.. KICKER, Supt and Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BODND BROOK ROUTE
IN Mn Y0Ek-tcairai Railroad Of Nswjer,ey foot of
LIST as feaHssiyaaa % s' railroad cor
N'i i'iG cca@i1c,as .IS MoNDAY June 10 1870 Trains.
Leave Ncwl ork, foot Of - oyst, al - '' 5l5 an
1cay, Philadelphia at 7.Jo, $50 am l$o 22o o. Gao pm;
B1as I.ayr .o5I o. CiArk.ons at G35 1885, 800 u,
Ra'es for for ra.scacers p.S @ ana freight low as by Other route
Cenorui delivered at te nan en1r.nec 10 the
Gen Pass A. gent. &. h.. H. o. 81.
NEW-YORK, .NEW-HAYEN AND HART
VISION ArTangrnen eounenc ne IN" H. lo'o
trance on Forty second st.
Trains for Newllaycn leave at 40 lAccnl to5 lfHh
iAccj, (.1) 40 shd SIS uoeal EE5. u1s. aud 10
Ior so4ih walls go, so1 oo5 II a. 10, I'm ti,I,
200 3. 3 l5 40 5l5, 5.i' Gj o. 10 p or @am,o,4' 20
i55 5i5 40 cs, 75, 10 ana q 80 -, M n .,a
y. ~; via shore Line al and 10 p. M he % a in
g & and a5 10 p M = Hs ad a 10 S m at lr5s.ro Tho
500 and p. IL connect Win iralns on more y ~ '
sayDrook.' he sOj o. u and 3 T. NJ. connect ] WIZ ,4
N"Ji6a,n'0a r. Il. n N,v.Ii Haven, ana DC and
m Tor NewEo1t 7o; u @ y noon ela r. % IT, 3 'i con- .
Tor Montreal. Tie 500 a. m ana = m cG'n,Si Wiz ~ >au
and j. ID. 40 aud p m. win I"n9gF .,4 ~: %",a'
,gItl New q lr',Sn r. y. AZ stamford go
sunday Bo.ton Mall Trains at m VIA Spnugheii at 10
biawnero@a cars Day EzTess and sleeping Cars on
NEctt can be purchased Tcket olcc Of Companr 2,
Grand Central Detoi, or at ohCes oi y li|IstT o."
rrnadv,ay New York 30. CUTt ST. Bnuhiyn Who VIII
asn 4 hccs baggage from residence 10 dcsunainn.
nLD ESTABLISHED LINE.-stcamcrs. Az
~ DItEW HARDER q. hONlIOE da!5 !oI Na'sA''i ~''
from Fran Kiln st. Pier 80, Al . y. Ia
DHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH ana
4 the NEWJERsEY souTHERH T. E-t'rG lo"sr @ , t.Ln
Iy any other roue commencing jane 10 1916 Ltat" new
80 from Pier S Norm River, loot E'ci"tH, - a. ~.
i,r IN, prtlch lcqbrxi &C. g4j l. tor ihhadtipa,
-, i,r,,ch Tona I5iyer WlrcJowu NinrlsuB: go
H. ,g for PhadclUhia Long Branch ana IucA'It"h : ~
f.r IJfg Ifale I0I
IN Via arut buat and passenger Tram ior long Bib
suudays $50 ~ FOR Long BGAncn r'lur5lHi ~ u ~"
New-York tribune., 1876-07-25
Steamboats, ana Railroads.

albany and TROY bv day boats c. NIB-
Z HARD and DANIEL DEhW-Leave Fes'y-st pier
- no aud gitlst -; $50 Landing at NysCS ana Tar
.sto,1 fn ,lrv5oat Mest POINT NrWbuth f"dthkfelst
f,Une}tck Citsail and Hudson Close coDec oh 2, A@y
,a ,s,+ ram ai D. for tne Wet over Eew-lOrk
~ srt ~ sp. tTan 81 ~lI-tpi and N1Jnd Lake. To
~, pirt ana NrWlGeh ami t,tur., daJ 81. FOugh
'seHsa ~ 30. Sar7.sg' and etlrl - 90