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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-15
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant, new and substantial .TssS
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE66H111s
cry MoNDAY, WEDNEsDAY and nd FRI
DAY, at three O'Clock p. NJ, and Alexandria at
TUEsDXY, THUSssD Sa;S' and ntU sATGRDAY,
at o'clock p. m. This line connects at Nor
folk with the ships of the Merchants and Nj.
ners Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence and affords the cheapest and best
route to those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fare to Norfolk 81 /;
round trip &c. Tickets good until used.
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
steamer ans n SoH ~ w. So~ TGo%Pso IN
built especially for this route leaves the COM
pany,s Thar1 9 Washington, E I'VE TUES
returning arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at 6 o'clock p. m.
This company makes close connections at Al
exandria with the w. G., Y. N. u u. $. L. +.
Go. and with the w: s. o. R. 4. Co., Freight
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For further information apply to
F. A. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
or at the Office of the company, under the Ma.
tional Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite
'Ae nh 20 saMUEI BAooN f2esdsn
>.Sss CLYDEs STEAM LINES WEEK.
S&&&G LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers Ioave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY, at II o clock m. from Pier N o. N.
Wharves.
This line connects at Alexandria with the O.,
a. & NJ. and w. s. o. K. Rs, and at Philadol-
phia with the new and popular Iron Line,' for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free of commissions.
No charge fer transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rates and through
bills of lading given. Insurance guaranteed at
tesa tEan usual rates:
r. A. REED, Alexandria.
WIN. F. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Geor getown, D. 9.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan 8-tt
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER, q most
- popular remedy for Rheumst ism, &C., &c
Circulars can be had with strong recommends
tons Our sales during the past year have been
very large
nov % 4. 8. LEADBEALER & BRO.
~ WE HAVE very large stock of Boys!
and Youths Kip aud Calf Boots which we
will sell less than the cost of Shoes. All in
want will save time, money and trouble by
calling at once at ITO King ct:
nOv27 WADDEY'S
~ ANY ONE KNOWING WHAT 1T IS
to wear disproportioned Boot or Shoe had
better examine our stock of goods, as the |
shapes and makes for sale by US will suit all |
feet and pockets.
WADDEY, ITO King street.
rs DON'T BUY BOOTS AND SHOES else.
where, but come at once to ITO King st.,
and see the elegant styles of Boots and |
Shoes; large assortment at popular prices.
sep2l W. B. WADDEY.
H- GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
specially, small expenses 8 novelty lowest
prices reality. is what We can prove at
WADDEY'S ITO King street
NEW BUCKWHEATFLOUR and FRESH
~ DAT NEAL received this day by
oct ~ DAV1 q HARMON |
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Corporation Court OF Alexandria city,
August ta7a, 1874.
Cazenove & Co. ,
vs.. In chancery.
Johnkon's adm'c. ct ala.
The Court doth recommit this cause 10 Com.
missioner a. w Chiffon to ascertain and report
the amounts now due on tho debts secured by
deed from James Fossett and wife TO B. II. Ber-
~, dated tho 9Th day Of October. 1860, and also
all other liens upon tho real estate conveyed in
said deed land publication in some newspaper
published 10 the city of Alexandria for four
notice-[Ext from decree, Aug IL, 1874.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CINCINNATI AND

VXTASH1NGTON, CINCINNATI AND
w ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
To all whom it may concern: Tako notice,
that at tho January term, 1873, OF the County
gnia, motion will be made in open Court tor
the appointment of commissioners to ascertain q
lust compeps alton to the owners Of land upon
The route Of the Washington, Cincinnati and
St. Louis Railroad within the said county. for
such Of said lands as are proposed to be taken
by the said company for its 3 Puf = RoRsr
dec 13-w4w Pres't. W.. z. & St. Louis r. K:
VIIRG1NIA-At Rules hold in the Clerks
Y Office tf the Corporation Court Of the city
of Alexandria, on the 9Th day Of Nov r., 1877.
The Alexandria Water Company In ch'y.
VS.. and in-
John Aril and William A. Iuncan. junction
Memo. TIE object Of this suit is to compel the
defendants to surrender to the plaintiff foy can
collation. certificate of ten shares of thu stock Of
The Alexandria Water Company, issued to VIM
A. Duncan, and assigned by HIM TO John Aril,
now lying in the Clerks office of the U. S. Cir
cult Court for the Eastern District of Virginia,
at Alexandria, and the asfendsnt and each of
them, their and bis attorneys or agents. are
hereby restrained from Withdrawing said certf,
cate from it's present custody until the further
order of this Court-bond having been given for
the plaintiff in the penalty of $5O0-conditioned
as the law direct, with approved security.
The defendant, John Aril not having
entered his appearance and given seearity &C
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit
that he is not o resident OF this State, it
is ordered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this Or
der DO forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Alex
dris. once q week for four successive weeks. and
oosted at the front door of the Court House OF
his oitu -,py, test:
'H'N MORTON MARYE, Clerk
s. F. Beach. D. O. dec 1O-E4W
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BkODERS q w.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line of celebrated puro, old Whiskeys,
Brsndies, Gin. Rum, &C., Massey & Co.'s Phlla-
d.lnhia and Clsgetts Baltimore Aos, and Berg.
ner & Engel's Lager Beer. in casks or bottles,
" 4 Agents Ter James S. WEIGH Best Family
Flour james s. Kirk g. Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont & Co.'S Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers
Orlers promptly attended 10, and consign
monts solicited. No. ii hlng street,
oct Off Alexandria, Va.
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FOR NEW YORK

and JOHN GIBSON leave TIE " COM
pany's wharf Alexandria EVERY SATUR-
DAY MORNING, and Now York, from pier
al East River, EVERY SATURDAY at four
o'clock p. n.
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INLAND 8 SEABOARD COASTING 90
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y w. AVER Y

ID w. AVERY,
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROOh.
RES, WINE LIQUORS, &c, &C,
226 King st., cor. Alfred,
sep ALEAANOhlA, a.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GROCERY AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
The Grocery and Commission business fer
merly conducted by Kelly & Carter, at No. SO
Cameron street. will be continued by the new
firm of KELLY & CARR.
FIRST CLASS GROCERIES sold in guam.
titles to suit purchasers.
Consignments Of GRAIN and COUNTRY
PRODUCE disposed of to the best advantage.
j. FRANK KELLY.
j. w. CARR.
All persons indebted to the old firm will please
settle Immediately.
nov 14-tf j. FRANK KELLY.
r Alexandria, Sept. %, 1877.
the public generally that l have this day made
business connection with the we'll known firm
of HARLOW BROS Grocers, Liquor, Feed
and General Commission Merchants, N. w.
corner Cameron and Royal streets, and would
| solicit share Of their patronage
sep 29-tf F. G.. SWAlNE.
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w GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
specially, small expenses q novelty, lowest
prices reality. is what We can prove at
WADDEY'S ITO King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-15

@ DON'T BUY BOOTS AND SHOES else.
where, but come at once to ITO King st.,
and see the elegant styles of Boots and
Shoes large assortment at popular prices,
sep Fl W. B. WADDEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF NETWORK ..----------.-.-....JAN. s
CLEARED.
Steamship oder Ger), Lest, Bremen via Southampton
Of.ncls *
s,ssnship City Of Havana. Philips. Havana, F. Alexandra
4 ~oas.
Steamship Cy q san Antonio, Pennington, Galveston via
Ae5 = CT, G. IT, Mallory A 90.
steamship Kueferbocker kenbe, New-Oteans, C!&rN q
seaman
Steamship Norgul City, Read, Ncworieans, Bosert &
Steamship san Salvador Nickerson Savannah Geo. Yonge
sSansilp Champion. Lockwood. Charleston j. \" QehiAu
steamship Incn Terry salycr Morehead city, y. C.. 10
IA j. Nhif@
steamship Beneaetor Jones. Morehcad City and Whining
'en y. g.. WIa T.. Clyde a Co
sainsiU Ola Dominion. alkeT. Norfolk, CITY Poiht ALA
oAo. Ola Dom steamship 90.
sea8nsi1D F1ancenla Bragg. Portland. J. T. Ames.
es4hsiD Whitney HaIiet Boston. y. T. DiTnoek
bsrt teres iBf), Fpay, Melbourne ArAei Iaiis Il 20
Bari Justltia tGer Niefabr, London Punch IGye q 20
tt Airaaa fGerl, bdnge, Antwerp, fabeh, FAYE q To-
VsIgQ nom Bait nUfe).
barb C9ono Aust sterk Trieste D. s0uers Howe
EIls .. y Gerry C0Ekn. C3eifuezar, Evans, Bah q Co.
btlk H. NJ ROgiey HOwicY, New Orleans. " H. Bflgh3n
GCo. ~ ''
sehr Ida Birdsan Potter CieDfueeOs Van BTunf Bre
sthf kaie B0hme Adams. Cienfuegos, OVert0B a nav
sehE Alabama Ross 81. Augustine, Pa. Warren Bay
D.. esar v w. simmoBs canDbe1 Jacksonville, Pa, War
ss shr Annie F. Clover POdges. Brunswiek, Ca Warren
ssar 6ssrss,s. Curtis Norfolk, VA 3. f. Nstean Co
'eesAred from Jan. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

POP RRENgFN-I sse1asf3 ODER Jan. g.. michael Dlsch
u o ,-ys. Mss \lcteicn laEtzen. alter T. Rina
] ii b. AiabcT-. T. -. j ms. - iNif i@as
Lcvea Vi - :. stock cld Mss lsaIth@ stock, Ms.
n1. 3 ll.r
y and Nr. Wm. NJ Ei.ss!4a4 ID ..l9l.d' ~
DO, TLus II Iio,esoo. lohn .Da,i JGsep4 r
B0F r. o. ~eLeucE. A. =. 9labGn, " Nahan Miss Ae"a
a ,oTE ar Mrs. Nari Arz. 2. Al Wd!Alrs. M .
u. Fgcwn Tbos r. crimes, James rlrt' Nj an -
J. u. Az 90 w. Geo TrdGs - bard AZ D. IA'aisr +
asruei Jsmss 81 rnen g. Hone Hepburn, Cart SO neD
J iI.H. AlexaB rf, f. "a. = ralis W. \ 10y A
gray. q j. itlL-ot j. G. LINDSAY, H. W0t, Juin -iHs1a
Goo ". J mer Capt ard d. Nlnb- h ". J3iis", =
gsrs Louis 50. l.a5t l. iu1b1i Jo'sph hGAA- ~
NH James Robertson, Carl ESufa an, julius AHi = 1aUs
Asysr Aifrr ~shv t.si g. p ElNe7 JOHN facSlr ~
A>l- u liz..l IT, James Arson i. caro- l. AtF. &c
lam. 1r AEr T. Ja.es LaGn Nv and Mrs 9 r hti
q 4. Hpcf 4 f0fsela. TcLao Z. CC BaIiOs NJ di
IL q. Rncal: John g Holman c. Roose' -i', L.
If-a- d. "a Ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

Steamship P.rhia CBrl seEay. Liverpool Dec g. via
steamship Anehora tRrl Munru, Glasgow Dec. % and
Movlhe ~ h. with nr's, a pass to sna,is ~ BROS % ~
Havre 2iuL with in.lse and pass to Kunhardt Co
mdsS a%S bssr s'i 70 ~ y 6uterSrise
steamship Trns (ir) rysrn, Antwerp Dec c. wa Halifax
steamship Abeuarie Gbbs with mdse and -
Steamship Barnes clccscman Savannah Dec 10 with
steamhp EoanoIa JohEson. Portland with mdse and pass
Esrs Nonego tof Aberyst7oth GriGtbs Hong Kong l37
Barr srocna p (Aust) Chersanaz Ipswich, E. 90 days.
r D. H Bills of Quincy Point. Myres Boston DAYS, in
Rsrf Tmri CRrs~, Hu-raan shields ~ DAYS win nid-e
Brrk George 0f Windsor y 81 Mcbride. Antw m NOV
Brir victoria 90 New Haven Saunders, Nevis % days
with sugar and nolass.s
Steamships oder. for Rrcr..z Adrlatic for IIveTpool
Alsa' fer GLASGOW Cifv q Havana md Msntcomerv
CITY OF san Nntonia Cor Galveston salvador or
nah Canrlor. or Charleston. : G.: Benefaeor for WI
Tcr H5 Tor Morcheaa tfv 6re ceta
Steamships Fianconia FOR Portland Gen. whitney, for
GISD-sunset light, Z. very hay.
Jan lat So ION. y Austrian bark Irene from Waterford
jan 5 sandy Iok lghtsp, schr Farragut for Boston.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERPOOL Jan 6-Ihe Naticna Lire steamship Egypt
Crogln. rom NewNork Dec u for Liverpool arrived N
LoS9o ss Satsg2 o. Line is not, eam,g Ca991 1s
az p N v stcriav.
atass-ii1 FncS -aiied heree icr riynoat and
FrisTGi Eng jan. 7e Greet western Line steamship
ce1T; s21n l, ~ T n. noy G ifl ,p A,vrn a.
NIP inm e" y r. Dec - Tor Liverpool ari'' ca mere
at oc''s tbs moFIns ne .s.r,.ys
ian GT1f sS9 I q 1 MsC s ss non
cargo tcA the reefs CLeb cuL 10 tie rotw o.
~, ~ y =. -, , ',., So ain I'M. H., ~
this port Obtain the assistance Of steamer
Ioynos, Jan 6-Tse Pogtu,g ese =chr. Dante santo.,
lea4y eaDCou. sne Was o3Se 10 jetiis part 81 her
H1lsTAx y. :. Jan. 67h@ c'r Va Louise which left
Ride. =. r. l.. mouth ago far Philadelphia pat IN
roBrIGN PORTS
LONDON Jan 6.Sil.d 2Sh u. Geo KEMP Harry smith;
~ ;i ,ies.ir .rr;s G1'oo : r,Is11d arrive .3i
q bi, Isash Sunbelm The aer had .'r bu =, ark ana
O. d ettsoEeI part Of aer Gerk os. 9Th nate crosby
tfiFVz y - Jan G-sqtoi steamships Geo Washing
,Cn. View To:E; somerset tpr Boston.
rrrr oa Ian 6'rrvcc. bark Atlantic, Lantare, rom
!. MYSTIC POTTS.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan 6-Cls ret 9TH scf Ada Aines Tor
tn hpELrl-rA Jan. Arrived srip Ariel. Vclisgu from
ton : lie q steamship Norman.
PoRr - Al- :. 9, r. 6.Arrved, steamship City Of
"a 4s Fern a.
fITIo F. IN s. ica,. steamship Gl9 lockwood
5sr y san 6-Aruvel steamship Teptrne, Berry rom
yee for< sclis> q! H. ascoe" Iia.;, rom ~ TN.
Paise ede Waltz IL lsioa rom Enam2 c g, :.
Line tr0 a TIMER William Mason French ana H. CURTIS
-AyAST ~. jan Arrived, STEAMSHIP Herman Livingston
%a ~ DE siig ~ !, -" ,,. lid starsmsr IA Jnnafa
row Ts1sd .aT s., Iar7 1.''''0 O' ''
CuIRlTsroS Jan. Arrived sehr. " c. Bee from New
YORK. On The port. bark fiina Campbell # 10 Iyhre
cleared stesrssas Atlanta for New YORK; Equator
tar Latesi shtD Neirs see IjRh PaqcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08
P4SSENGFRS IRRITED.

FROM HAliBJ RG-In sieaiEshtD Lessfaq. jan 6.-st.
A.u-T. T.. Bank, Had oaug ter, Anne = ef'il
fargaTff A. WI1-leW. u. ThGdpeTg Oskar STEM >f,he
NlCt.s Ec3Ti- e DIsCh, A. Nlese, Juiic AA"tlS
and clilr. = D.. tckcrmauG- ~
FgDM ~ RMT l.t-r4 steamship AfHa106TG Jan. &C
Goo .ue o. IauI..s aat. Isinss. C. NJ Everest Mss
~ f'tIrst % iS y. Lu0ia @. Flores, II. AeiEa3 VIC n
Z eHidr.-n Clsyful. ~. Pitt and wife W r hgii,
j. T. Hutchinson J. II. Council. r. Al. K0rbseh. "a CtheAA'
John Inrn
PROM IIVFRPOOL-Ta steqnsLfp Pryibfq. Jan. II.
p Anderson. -. tweii, GeO AttTgH, NJ 5Il7eD J"ih -
b.Tdr. Alexander Ducau 2lr and Mrs g. II. Farcftd, J.
p fUne. = l. FaGfs. j. Freedman, q. II Basihp NJ anu
y r. ". g.ubsG:oif J. HolziHgsr j. G. Howard DT a4d
In bal, auoteb Iyeer, Charles Inns. Capi W.
1'r 1r0 rruFr "lut G. Eitoni " ~ ~ -,ln - - 80
= = J. SHORE. ~ &. SE inOn> j. j. siDfToH W.
Il Neca, D. Williams, r. b. Zaraeuudee "a, Mr FarAef
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baltimore AND ONO
: l..ar.. AnM.N ni.k FINN foot " Desh
RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSI

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
Y ALLENTOWN LINk.-t-YEy stations u NeW-NarE.
Lbcrt aIL f0oi o. CaIascn-s'. up tc"L FftiEa.
station ices OF LI0,rty-st
CUllla-acnE JAZZ I511.Leaye AcW-NOFk, 1908 OF i4o'
a 'OinNS.
GOA mn All. TRAIN for FlcIuBEon East0D beyidere,
Bethlehem. Allentown MaHcA ChunS 1aEi&nr5t' N;iae-
barre scranton, , ClsOOad3ie, SC; connects aI INC.
%. l. " =. X.
ch triI.t b.aac1, LastUu. AlraoTu HIIl~lIrE AMI
uze est fJi HaaCA Chunk. 1ainaquA
ruyTanGJ Ike barre scranton, DauY de- W. l4nsP0it &c
10. a. M Far >Om-Fyllr aEd Pennington.
100 n.-FSPiLs- iOr firmf2t0l. f4a-iDG. Allentown
Maucli caaE "a arTp. ~,i ion, Tania4u2, Aalan'y
Haziron, EeI-s, Columbia. Lancaster, Ephri'a
400 D. Ia-F0r Ifsn Bridge Branch Eastoa, BG'!dcro,
Allentown. and .-slGaa: connects al junction with
Del. West. ia. road.
80 .. For -Umerv4lc SD Termination 80
rJ.si q. D.-f.yE1NG EXPEE--, taF oi E&soi AHeht"h
.cal.Rg Hayri.hirg asd Sc v tsi
ri. 80. ra,t O.. f.aIksOn III town. ~ Glj. 10.
Sd 9I5. lO:4J II. a. ~: LII, JIJ' 80" bio ""'
connection Is maze by CarksOast Ferry at jersey CITY
Fr - ram. 10 IL. al 20 rts tine table s.a;ans
STEDAY TkAtSS-l.1tNt NrF-l ore 900" i1H ~ -" ~
o.{es IN 3 j.. D. H. bound EItoE aif4 NJ rntrlatc
connie and al 3J b. Iiuu. Pe-ir-, ADD Harrisburg
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
AL RAIL s UTE - Pr ttH &Hyl, LED BANE.
LONG BEANCH. OCEAN GEUNE, sLA C1kE AND
S,s leave Newlor from foot Lberty-st. North
River at &. 10. Lao H. 81 .. .,:i' D. ~
iro,, f1qt 81 GARRISON ~. lid a. 49,
stages 80 heyEort Connect al AaiaWan station
W al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

Dialogue between two lOwland Scutchmen,
2 farmer md fra esfaan Th. farmer takes up fab
~, and tEc follow iDg questions aId answers eI.sue
"Gof" Ay. 90" 'Ah ool" Ay, a. o'." " a. &c
s.f" a. an ae o." That is wool" Te-,
veal" All wool - Yes, al wool" " Al one wool 3
Ies al ono Wlnl.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-08

ERIE RAILWAY.
RI WTNTEP ARRANCEMENT Of Trains in ehect De
% - NJ lcinnat ard Chicago Dag Express Draw ing
Room Coaches 10 BInt1 Gnd Suspension p Isf -.
ll45 a. press HAL l0r BulGiO tn Sleeping C0aeaes
7 D. rn-fDalyJ Pacific Express for The West: Sleeuiny
Goa f rough ochrstrr Buffalo Niagara Tails 'iufn
nat Chicago without change; also Hotel Dimns cars 70
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. X. Y. for
s-3u lO:i5 3:l5 5:i-, ana o. ~ D. M
IL ndHg ht SATURDAY sbt Only SE4ua1' 0'IO - '
otybrrinrd PARK and Passaie, g. 735, 10 IL neoa
I.sJ 3A5 49, ., q, 63O. p M IL nuulsn 6uhHdy y u
$50 10 a. in If5, $50 M; aad II m.d1 sh - - 80,
Pafers0u. g. 7.4J $50, 10. 1916 IL neon, i4o
gIJ .,.i5 30 B. J:lJ D. 6:lj $40 :, D. n, ahd ~
midnight. sundays $780, S40, 10 a. IL, It'' o'o D. '
A Snaers & 5,s5 lO4s a. H 3.fs, 9. G. TO-. IL mia,
night s;Iadays ESQ, 10 a., l4', GU T. H. anu -
Car.,,1 a. in $780, 43Op u. Sundays, $50 4.
Warwick. 1913 a m. 4:3O p. N. - ,.,.-. g IN
Newburg, l0.4j $3.50, 4;5o p M H'H"iayr 90"
= Kingston . a. M $40 .. ID. SUNDAYS $50 m
Goshen o. 7:f5 o. 1913 80 diD, i'U' y H. run
dsvs. O. 30. 10 a In.. $50. D.
A,;di: own 7.45 o. IO.i5 D. III. 49, 400 p M snndays
$50 e. NJ The3 a. ~ ana 80 H " "a, ~ Na,t -
nert wiih Yes and cs0eeo M!aIaad aiTa az "a ~
Port JrTyfs, =, lO4J a. nl AOo D. h- "'"N'''' ''N ~
l. n Vs. f y lrav1ns Chsnbers hah hoars
hcg1, leave Twenty tiirr hi. tuittn minutes 80
dian above time; trains eaying ChAlHDeis % U quarter
honis leave Twenty tlIfdst. thirty ninutcs earlier
Tickets passage and Tor Apartments IN lhAniAe IN
and -ermne Coaches be obtained snd olet- lof te
hr len % lf
n,css Noe 23, gJ7 Broadway; No Cotfi-s'
ETooklyn ana az the Company Depois. -. -. =, .,-
Express Trains from the west urflNe VI 4No"'''A ~ ~
q. M. 2:lO ana 300 y IN
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY,
Tra,us lea.e for Ci1ssI, PermnD, ana Syack
z 945 M $. 4, fla $50 $50 1880 p mn ana SATURDAY
niebts only i3o D. Sunday, a. ~ ana oso = w.
Manuel spTing Valley, ana sob-cy, z, 4O a. n 4sS ~ !"
mo q, ABBOTT, Gent Passr Agent, New loIA
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

=
FOR TBE IV& ASD PHiLA pEIPifA .,
Leave NeW-EGTK, foot o. IlriJ st. rri % ana fiA
So $50 80 $50 a. $780, j3" o. u l-tO
d. m. IRE
G1! 81 ClGskOD-st. 10 SO ~ :" lilo Il n1
81. 10. J - D. n. .-.- H..
Leave Pniaiepna sfatIon North PsnnsTivania RaI
road THIRD Bsrks-sts. 100. 10 55o, liO api
l.3O, 3: %. 20, 80 D. n 80 .,- a., 49,. -
ave = Al fuu T'"J' VI ~" a. -''
l2.l5 .: O. ala. G:U5 %. A. coo -
and 80 D. ~ trans lsc i t6o II ci"cs ma
itigii ifa . from 9th AeW.1 Ork aan r. ili4tipAlA
-F%DAN leave NrH = =, fOui Liberty H. anu
II. p BALDWIN. sen. Pass Agent.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
snD sets a:i9 Noon rises. 90
HIoH wATTF TfIs nAY-A.S
hsiHy Hooz.. l26 island 2:lo heii O. Feffy 4V4
HI.B WAfFR fits bAH-F. = .
ha1dy HOOK. l.5l GOvs 237 Hell O. Ferry $40
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Ere Srrnm.

A FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and appreciated fr il purity richness ant certainty OF be-
ing delivered IN good order.
CHURCHES, FAIRs, FESTIVALS. Scr supplied at
25c. PER QUART.
CHARLOTTE Russo aud JEILIES. uch and delicious, at
prices below those OF any other establishment.
Ucrors sos Fouthy 1884 Broadway. and Is Chaihanst
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Gtlp mnnteo

n IsnY COMPANIo 10 DO al ;hs worf f,r both must
understand shnple. aeeate cooking. Address NONE
STEAD, Tribune Once.
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' t-amcrs Peca sup i1r ew havrn ri !SL
t-uada tXc-ptrij, connecting Ui:n ra"d.

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t-uadA eAcrpi92' connecting WIN 1'"d'
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD Dmmrncng Dec. 20 1870.
7i51. M Western Northern Express with drawing
s.o a. H. Spocai Cicaro and -. Louis Express, with
Drawn cars Rochester isaIao asn through Cr
100 Horthe.n and Western Expresa -.
arrive rive a a, 6laaic i-io a H.
man L @ ~ Ro Tor Mont ea VIZ Pat-sburs anu
~ L., Parihr EAtrss daily, VIA seepng%ars for
lrl Louisville; axe .cr Chicaso W. bath l. = and NJ e.
leo y Express with sieapngcars for Albany, and
%y Trains as Pc Time Tables Tickets for
s -; a ,2tB Piece. ~ ' and roaaa " View YorL
ana 900 " G T. MEEKER General Passenger Agent.
NEW YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HART
y FORD r. B--NEW-YoHK AND NEW-hAVLN D.
Vi>iD>-H inter arrange cent .onl,ne-Hs De- 10 DO
''n'' Va rrsiys LEAVE yrwroaK.
l,rrE II r. n: tty, ~ =. lAcr4t ta&E ~ zen,
Tjr -ou,i Nora slk II So, Ja il a. M II N ,s.x,
2:.0 D. 40 5l5, 40 G:5 s. 10, lnd - FOR srm
ii AZ a5 20 % M and rs D. NJ % '' NV
Q r. M wa shore Live at zn 10 ?. Bostop, Via AZ
r. 1 or s5 hE ' Il aai 10 $S-ak and ~ d5 and ii a ~
III 4 il ~ on t',14 ne IIPin 6,r P5,ince and tic
ce YAry a So graos Fae P M e9s5 a, Hl ~
ash Ssv haven AMI Northampton 4 z, Nev-Tiayen aad
ana r. 49, ta i f1act i,a cP4n t.veI r. r. a. SiriS9
cefiicct wii ausattrs ana ia.lc r. Hridgrpor'.
iie 800 . NJ ara l. ~ ag p IT.: win pIh1n5F ara
.. wiih sew Canaan r. a. stamford .s.,. . IN
,Un'ay 5o"on Mail Iilns al T. IA VIA Springfield "a ~
iawiaeooa Cars Day Express and sleeping Cars on
iettts e purchased .. II aet Office Of Company q, a
broadway Sew Io'4 ana 80 Court Broosiyn vino WI
PHILADELPHIA ii LONG BRANCH and
Tie sEwJERsE1 SOUTHERN RAILRnAD;-f4re
?@ s ss 9 y Any gop rom fir Sof river fao1 Of Rec
' a m for Philadelphia Long Branch River ard
rbaspa L2ns EgF RI Tom. d Fiys5 w3re
DENNsYI.VANIA RAILROAD.
I NEW-YORk DIVISION.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED EoUrE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRK AND FHILADELPHIA
Ia ThIoeg Trains each way dy DeDots In Philadelphia.
Tracks the most Improved Equipment, tn Fastest
Time cOnsisient wlth a1s'ute safety.
Trains leave New.York, wa Desbrossea and cortandt
~ ereas for Philadelphia 100 $50 $40 9so uiedl
l,sG M. l. T. 5. i. = So :. and II midnight su-
d AN. . r. from iiadpli 5s 62a esa oo
anSa1. 5O5, go ESQ 300 il5J Ia. ESQ., 10; o. and
r@set aces 700 and Sll Brondvav No A.ior Hgnse,
and u Dcssrasses ead Cortandi stsi No Iers.
Depoi, Jersey cyi F@iFian Iieset oH9s No. sat,ss.
FRASK THOMSON. General Manager.
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCED FARE.
V,erapt steamers leave per 49, River foo; ~ jay 81,
TcSess Tor ale at principal tieke' offices sta'Teens
scared a; Offices Wesou Express ceGany aud al Je3
N'0''"-'' PROVIDENCE LINE.
FREIGHT oulv steamers lssvs 81 North nvc toot %
PARK Place 1t Feisrs via either line tss'' AZ lowest
i w. FTIKIys G. p gL D. 8 BABCoCk, Prest
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Gorses. gdrrldaes, GarHess. &c.

ONE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE, ONE PARK
~ Pr NFTON and TOP WAGON, al n'ariy rev, N
-arr+ce to mp Car be n CO RLEYs.
100 LAST l2th-st. near itii-afe-
GLETGHS. SLEiGHc. ROBES.
y frt.l airvae chem Portland and nne Portland A.
n4ag rrElsS. tony, Light two seat rLkIt Is Tor one
hGr,r. Al very low prices. ROBEs, BELLS, kLANEEE
NM. IL. GRAY, 20 ami ~ v oost"r 20.