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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

The many friends Of Mrs. Dean, wife OF ID.
II. Dean OF Decatur, who formerly resided
IN this place, will regret to learn Of her sudden
death, last Monday, OF congestion OF the lungs.
She was very highly esteemed by all who knew
her.
The ex-soldiers Of this vicinity purpose bold
ing an encampment at Four Mile Lake some
time in June. The boys held preliminary
meeting last Friday, to talk up the matter, and
they hold second one to-day, to which al
ex-soldiers are invited. II they succeed in
awakening general interest in this matter
among the boys" the encampment will be a
very enjoyable affair. Let them all attend.
The Decatur Republican Of May Sd says DIR.
Reynolds " stirred up the citizens OF Paw Paw
last Tuesday and Wednesday"
Last Tuesday and Wednesday" was little
premature, as the doctor was advertised to be
here May 9Th and 9th and not before. In his
anxiety to get one original local, old Buff out
did himself, though he is somewhat noted fol
giving accounts OF happenings" little in
advance.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Rev. S. A. NoKhrup, OF Rochester. n. Y,
will preach IN the First Baptist church Of Paw
Paw. Sunday, May Goth, morning and evening.
4 cordial invitation Is extended to all to attend,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Mr.. Myron Sweet, of New York, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. G. z. Rawson.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11
GRANGE CROP REPORT,
BY W. s. Sheldon, Of Antwerp.

BY W. 8. Sheldon, OF Antwerp.
Report on five acres OF corn for 1876:
To blowing acres of June grass seed s 6 %
Narrowing acres twice, 2 90
Marking, 90
Planting IL days, l 80
Forty pounds seed corn, rs
Narrowing with light Harrow. 90
Putting on ashes one day, 1 90
Cultivating times before harves: and
twice after, so
Husking 525 bus. OF ears at cts q bu. Is rs
Total cost per acres $50 rs
IS
- - bushel. OF
This field had been pastuIed two years, and
had not been MANFRED for four wears EXCEPT
by the dropping Of stock in pasture.
The variety OF corn planted was the medium
yellow dent. Have planted the same variety
for fourteen years without change Of seed.
used double shovel pillow the first part OF
the season. After harvest used a five tooth
cnltivator
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

The next annual meeting OF the Van Buren,
County Pioneer Association will be held IN Paw
Paw, June 18th. W. r. Hawkins L. M. Man
ming and N. NJ Pugsey have been appointed a
committee on arrangements.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

VIII make the season of 1877 at the stable OF
Riley Bangs one-half mile east Of the village OF
paw Paw, south eide OF territorial road, where
dwelling is surrounded by evergreens. opposite
first road, east of village, leading north.
Moro is OF grey color, was foaled In the
spr1pq of 1873. and imported from France in
August 1876, by NJ. W. Durham, OF Wayne,
ILLINOIS. He took the first premium at the
state Far in 1876, and also at the Van Buren,
County FAIR.
Terms-425. 90 to insure.
RILEY BANGS & CO.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Another missing man Cal Frank Johnson
who amused our people with his negro eccen-
tricities short time ago, has mysteriously
disappeared" from Lake Station, Indiana. where
he was station agent for the M. G. X. R.
Co,lrier
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

The " Paw Paw Cadets will, in few days,
give another entertainment under the direction
OF III A. Rogers, the proceeds OF which will 60
toward paying for fire engine that will be OF
service IN case of fire. They are fine lot OF
toys and hold regular meetings aud conduct
.helr proceedings in busness-like manner. At
their next exhibition they will be assisted by
twenty i've ladies and gentlemen, among whom
may be found many Of Paw Paws best musical
talent. 1t is the duty Of every property owner
10 patronize and encourage these entertain
ments.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Miss Alma Blood's friends IN this place will
be interested in the following from the South
Haven Sentinel:
Quite little excitement was manifested on
the east side Wednesday, caused by the run
n,ng away OF the gray colt OF Mr.. Henry Blood.
His daughter, Miss Alma, was driving by the
Tewelry Store Of Mr., II. M. Avery, when the
colt became frightened at something. the rattl-
ing of basket OF crockery on the blackboard
increasing his fright and speed. In some man
and the BODY of the blackboard maintaining
that position until the jolt at the next cross
walk threw her 10 the ground, not materially
injured. The colt was stopped before reach
ing the depot.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Married-At the M. L. parsonage, by Rev.
j. X. Stark, May 9th, Benjamin NJ. Bond and
jessie L, Snlder, both OF Marcellus, Mich.
At the residence of Mr.. Z. G. Bierce, IN Paw
Paw, May 9Th, by Rev. J.. X. Stark, OF the M.
e. church, Mr.. Woods H.. Duncan, Of Omaha,
Neb., to Sarah ID. Bierce, Of Springdaie, Neb.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

From the well-known editor Of the " Boston
Post" who writes under date Of March IS:
For many weeks we we're afflicted with
Sciatic rheumatism to a distressing degree,
when we procured and faithfully applied Law
sons Curative" and in seven or eight days the
trouble was completely removed. In every
instance where we have recommended its use.
1t has filed all our expectations.
For sale BY G. w. Longwell.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

William Snead was examined before John
Knowles Esq, last Monday and held for trial
on charge Of numbering Lafayette Love, on
the 18th OF June last, an account Of which waf
published in this paper at the time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-11

Melchor " Co. have received new invoice
Of watches manufactured for them by one of
the best watch manufactures in the west.
They bear the name OF Melchor & Co., and are
warranted.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

evidently devoted not a little energy ana zca 10
the preparation the work and hy his thoroughnes o
treatment and funess Of detail has entitled tito highly
honorable place among our local histories a IrE' sp0'
appropriated 60 the ecclesiastical Annals q" be"' !"
the legal and medical professions. 10 its military oIsau
i,ofions ana to biographical sketches of its dsiin
llscd citizens in various walks OF life. Some curious
particulars of the social customs In the early helo! V
the town afford au agreeable roic 10 the moh"'"F "
statistical details on funeral occasions II the per'v
10 be hurried an adult, nery- 'he VIM
population of the neighbornocd was assembled. 1ne
coffin was usually Of pine. stained black ana was cSili'
to the grave nief borne On The shoulders OF IauH'
frlcuas under the direction OF master "t ceremonies
wearing cooked hat with sword by ms sioe' Adter
returning TO the house the company parlOoh oi slsh
rcfrc,hmeut ir The form % glass oi Wlnc or pIh'
some other kind Of liquor, but tlcle was 10 excess 30
rerriment aud gytirg was conducted with tho s"
lcmny beGtung the occasion Nor were the people RACK
inc IN taste for homcy amusemcnts. House-r-,iass
ulvays attracted crowd Of goodnaiurod synpatlcrs
After tire frame fairly put together il Wac custom
Any f thc master workman dash hottie 0i iun uun
tie structure two men woud brstrdc the rd-cpolc, re-
pcang alternately quaint dpggcrc yelses ana tho
building tins du.y named Social Wishing Was never
neglected Tho houses stood tar apart bat he door ws
always o2en It WAS no; Gunsul ln h0se days for tc
good housewives 90 row skn across the river t. soc
their ueigbors taking their knitting WORK with ttoin
The Fourth OF July WAS cclcbratd Win "mucn ouscl
ana sif." ON occasion the I'LL Of fare is given con
sistug Of cold hams tori CUES. lamb and corn bce with
green peas. potatoes. pickles ana tarts, fortified wh
good Sicily Madeira. vine. puncn, brandy, gin ana ola
ruul. an 60 he lure and Of tie best qualiI!, tt
doci0cd ou Dr. q conmli.o" TO whom sample "
Of each liquor Was admitted. 10 was volthS
or note that ,o this hilarious banquet sl& ccTgNnen
were invited flce of expense. The volume Is cuhcsned
with plopratc Illustrations. aud provided with iuH III
d.yt., which greatly add o tie convenience ot reference
Every OF Maine n Ncv-i,rN will take pleasure l
the "reminiscences which Il suCc ts Of hs native SOIL u
viii acknowledge hs deDi to the author Tor so lohhc
source of instruction and entertainments
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
Proposals
DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR.
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS, Z
WAsnEcfON. July 20, lS11)


oFFIcE o. ISoi,S Arrgass a sszz
SEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed Proposals
10 the her iS5 c% naaa s A sa @ or @ "
nugles. u NJ T. $. A. sioux CITY, Iowa WI De % r.Gei5
NcwYork, Paaiegh> baltimore chicago sionx CITY. 81
Paul or fdnkou the following supplies Tor the Ihah 9'i
2G7o.OoO pounds Of Flour,
l.iaO.OOO pounds OF Corn.
100000 pounds Of wheat,
$1,000 pounds pounds Of Of salt SAT-.
variety Of other articles consisting OF carpenter
nrnts means o transportation, wood hay etc, etc. lists oi
To. FIaS fa sew y YolF @ q sd Hngcs Sioux City c5Isa "
Nash Cheyenne; Captain Charles McClute 1 Faul hs'i
john j. Hawkins, Omaha, and the Indian once; ,.
The bids wl openciin fis rrosetce Of tho pnrel ass
phnloy, beginning 20 the houi above named beiS are m
i ID must Eve the names ot an parties Interested In or
parties and must have copy ~ ms ~
s-y rcct dssaured m any lid her Ofoe ANY an bids
any part u any bid vii be rejected II "''H," io 'e DeS
Every d must accompanied by certiag cheek or rafi
plyabi de ordcrof TIE commissioner OF inosn Aua 10
be- by him uatl the execution 81 ti" Soe uP, POI pe %
ri, ~ ~" ano.nf oi the prof oaI; aud shall be
forfeited - the United states N Gag. any bad,t Ie' re- M
sufficient bond herewith otherwise TO be returned TO 'he
TIE tour must fresh grond o sound wheat equal to
The best AcF YORK %N qush and rIfefcdln a'n m
erany agc 3D. sai samples De distinctly marEed with
the Of the bdGr and number II more Than one Sample S
Thc Com must be sound dry and clear, weigh not less
pounds TO tie bushc and delivered m strong sus
reserved .., .r...
weigh not Jess taau go pounds 20 the huse ana "en's'
strong gunlirs reHcNth
TIe -Iiaar uust br packed On barrels full headllned
lc salt ms be dry, and packed IN barrels rca Yer snip
mCut. it,.
aucr Do, mad. Tor s1ees. boxes Ui barrels.
an article. fam shed under must be delivered a.
tue places designated for ther reception, and VIII be saiJr
tO strict inspection. , .. H.
Iu cx,cuting contract the right VII be reserved 70 m
diminish the quantity of any OF the articles uttr~
In Tie foregoing scatduc and the further uet VII e T.
the amount slcclneI 90 any
extent exceeding ~ utYfFc rr cent.
uin several buud, n te fll amount az me contract
duly executed. with suietc-, aid Conditioned I
no performance 0i tlc contract n M rs parcua
accompany the same e -uihcelcY OF the su,'i's
property. ..,.- d. .-,. d..
contract part thereof VIII be permitted u Df suDt
eucJ led Dy, any other Iaftf without the VIII
J. O. SMITH, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
no THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, LAKE

MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC and SAGUENAY
RIVER THROUGH u THE MOUNTAINS by DAY.
LIGllT.-On amt after July l6 thronsh cars VII ss,s
New York New Haven and ltais
rd r. r. at sos a. NJ tor the White Mountains (itleol
Fabvan House ford House) also ior Neulury Sprpg%
81 Joiusburv vermont; Newport vermont Lssn MempLf
magog, ching all these P,lnts same ovonns ai Cue 49,
early time for ~ auIers Tor Sagutui lst
and Maritime Proyince@ For further inorhl
aud cketa apply ticket ohces y. y y H. and H. X ~
Grand Central Depot g. LENE Passenger Agent Passinp
r. r. 2-l Broadway. Central Vermont K r. ONCE 'l'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

HISTORY or THE CITY OF BELFAST IN THE STATE
or MAINE Ey JCfKiH MII11AbsOS sVo ~. v5o.
Portland: IOrBg Short & Harmon Boston; A. WI
hams 4 co.
The eastern New England city to which this
copions monograph rs devoted although numbering but
sin fbousapd inhsbitants may justly claim the honor
of setsrste memoir on account Of its enterprise and
act,ytty In the business community, ite conspicuous
devotion to the cause Of the Union during tile late
civil war and ite prompt recovery iron the effects
Of repeated disastrous fires. MT. Williamson has
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
0oaro an0 Rooms.

West SIDE.
1 REFINED FAIlLT. residing between 9th
- 80 Gtl svos .0ta-sf Veu board family party
rsuf4-Isuf. dollars with
aloat ir ,ie- l.carsace- ~ i.ltIT LIBRARY,
tcG 6tnars
l~TH-ST, 81 West. near Jth-ave.-Elegant
EDOaa win HOARD for parties desiring pleasant.
reAned home
sk.{ GROW To let, with BOARD, u hand
1eb S.lry furl,hei iuu rpun suiiabi, for gentleman
and wif. or tns sns3 gnrhonen also small room house
aid 4,oomotstion' hrstcia-s: family se'alL
tDD-ST, 1i2-Adioinng st. Cloud Hotel
! made fsr the ~ hpor ,ls
house., win i vao table; also other sit board
Eet' re-cf-.
sbG7 FlFTH-AYf.- Handsomely furnished
ssf SECOND FLOOR en -rite or eury. wi'a a without
BOARD; ai,o hor ir.n,,ntly permanently Iuth-
encis vii rld rfIis desirable location
E&st Side.
s(fs EAST 30th-st.-SUlTESo OF ROOMS, hand
s1U s,a.ly FURNISHED: private batnoouss Win prisaie
table without blagd Rooms for gentlemen. All inodera
cOnyeuelees. References
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -.
Leave New YORK for Trenton and Philadelphia AZ o;3U
$50, ll.30 l3O, $3.50, j:5O II p In Ahd at p''
Leave Philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Third and BerAs sts. az 730 $780, ll:SO n $3.50
4.l5. $50. - y. 49, - ,o -
l2l5, 2:l0. $50. 500 4. m ,.-.,-o an -
Pullman Drawing Room attached 10 The $50 a H.
raius from NcNfOTk to the i;U, y.5O a. NJ
isO D. m trains Philadelphia, and Sleeping Cars TO ne
clock nidn. t trains ilOn both NSWl ork and faei
ph!a. ,,,,-.-,.,.. 90.
Tickets ior sale al foot Lber ysj, NOs. 529 and 9i4
Eroqdwav at tue principal hotels, All offices OF the Ere Es
way in New.N orS and BROOKLYN AID at No. Couri-st.
Rrookyn Baggage cAeckcd from residence 10 destination
IL. f. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
ENGLEWOOD and BROOKLNN.-One of
n the .BEOOKLYN ANNEX" Boats viii leave Rrookyn
station Daily (exeepi Sunay SOB ior tnsleMood land
ing at NCs ry-st YORK S25; 24tst, $50 lteturnhH
leave ueeHOOd q landing az Ifh-st; Nestry-nt
Warren-s.. and SrJOklyn, fultousl rare ~ ctltS,
LlOR HUDSON and COXSACkIE.-Steamc
leave Pier 3D. \. r. foot Of Frank inst daily az o'clock
D. M connecting Hudson with early tram for Chatham
Pittsied. North Adams and ntermedlate stal0ns.
sNOR MT. DESERT.
4 Ira rs Boston, via. Boston Mairc r. r., at $40
H. IZ:3O p via Eastern AZ 1880 $40 a. H.
and and for Portland connecting win steamer
Lewiston wing Portland Tuesday and Friday evenings az
o'clock StaterO0Hs secured OfJ W. luc.i-
arison No. pa Washington-st., Boston, AID
L. Gushing. GEO. l. DAY,
Asst Manager, General Ticket gent
Portland. Portland.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
{ ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Ferry Boats

New-Nork. from james sD 80 minutes and from
Thirty fJurst J.. b. 10 minutes prevoLs - departure
40 boats frfu james slip aItef ON sundays frUm
THIRTY 'oIrtl-st only Trains Leave Long Island CRY ,llur
tes rOnil follows: For Gieeupurt SAG Haibo etc. 40
S44. 1908 a 3:u, s0b SuAaays rom bIDlkyn %
4:.D a. For patcno.ue etc, al sos =. m. 2.
4.45. 5:23 t.i& o.. Susdaya, S.i5 a. ~. fnr
Babylon. eic. At 100. sti. 905. il50 m, ,. IA.
44J. 522. 9 O3 y. SgHfGys 9. 10 p. M G35 p f0r
Port Jefferson etc. a. 10 $50 500 T. a. SUNDAYS,
$50 For Nortip0rt. etc. at l0 800, ~. b.
VALLEY. etc, at 8a4. l,So a r., $50 - aa5,
G42 .. n. SundaYs go =. ilr $50 IN f5r Rock
away Bach. etc. at ln:2J llS0 a. Ia l8p :. 100 f2
5.Oj. 70 Far kOCEaWav ly.~gnoaFS af l
a. i:fu TO- ESQ. 3D.. n.j.3J Z. Var EsCk
away only. Local Flu~i,nc, college Pon e-,
per lime table. Ticket Oice, NEN.YDRk a. Jai.fs
sip and Thirty i0nrtast l'rscr at the oce- Il Is estcos
L. I. h Co. PARK place 1S5 BROADWAY 5i2 broadway,
GRAND Central Depot Foity-secOndst lr bEooKLNN,
j33 WashIU stOn s ~ BkOOkLlN F. D.. - Fnurthsf ~
purchasing tickets Of fhe above Offices baggage
DE check ed from residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

y RIVER RAILROAD. commencing July ], lt11,
through trains Will leave Graud Central Depot:
500 Western and AOrhoru Express, with drawing.
Rochester; also 10 ~ Adams.
a Special saratoga Express. DTaWiUcroou
through to Montreal
1880 = ~ Special Chicago and Western Express with
tauadaigua Rochester, bura0 and
Falls. also drawing room car tr0 0 Nc t -pfnss
lt3O Northern aid " stern Express, with drawing
10 SsIiip-a.
D. Special Saratoga Express: connects al East
AlbaaF fur yIincil stations 10 syIacuse
400 D. Ill., Albany ahd Tny Express stops AZ sing sing,
prtk.kli. aud al stations north except Livingston.
600 .. Ui - Louis Express with sleepn-cars tf II
Louis running tlrpGcA every day ln ts week; Also -+phs
Nasst0Vu. Cluandaigua. Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
f + Moutr.a via 40 -1toga.
Pacific fypress daily, with sleenlngcara for
Rochester. Hiagurs Falls, Bsuao lloFoiaud loedu DcloL
and ClIcaso. and 20 Montreal Wa ~ Adams.
90 D. M Express, with soepingcars for Albany aud
1ICv.
WAY Trains as per Local Time Tables. 1c.ot for sale 40
g5g 5Gl and 4.3 Broadway and AZ WeScpt Express CO.'S
Offices no PARK place. 1S and 9f2 broadway, Aewlrk,
aud S33 Washington st. Lrnoklyn.
{. B. MaEKEE. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NOW OPEN.
NEW, QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO

NEW, QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO
MANHATTAN BEACH MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
OF COMFY ISLAND
GRAFUIIAS FAMOUS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
II 20 pieces plays afternoon and evening Grand Sacred
Concert SUNDAY evening.
STEAMERS D. r.. MARTIN AND NORFOLK
Leave every day e. unday mcluic,D follows:
The ID. r. MARTIN irpn
23dst, y. R-9ir ll:tO o. M lao, $40. $40 p IN.
pi,rs' y 10 10 "A ~ D. {, q I. IN.
1ue NORWAIK from
28ds.. \. R-lO:iO am, 1910 2AO 4AO. 6A0S4O r. m
IOthsL y R-lO5O m. u 80. 90 400 6JOS 30 \.
IiOr y. r. tEltteB)illO IL in l:l0 3lU 5:lO. i.IO
CONNECTING Bay with Tor the Beach Close
ctiOus By Ridge. going and coming Time from Piers
ana 5 Bay Rid-e, 20 inmates; from hay Ridge to Beach,
- mnuies Fare round rp 20 cents Ii' o the quickest
most pleasant from NcwNorh 10 the Scasiore.
BE0OKINN 40 MANHATTAN EEACH-Tfalns leave
East YORK NJ SlO go 1910 ll;l0s 2iJ $40, slO
$40, 60 7l0. $40 p. m.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. /,
lsT7-Ienso tcpo,s loot o COrtaudt and DesD.cascsss
go D. Might Express. daily for tsson Ecthleicln. Al
Ientown Maueh CHUNK Viii ptoa Sayte ElmiI1-
nocle-tort Buffalo, Nl1far1 Fails,
West. sleeping Coac!i~s attached
ItOEl. H. SAfEl SUpt. and Eug'r.
General Eastern OGc corner Of Church and Cortdists
Cs - -UNN NGs. Agent.
pONDOUF aud misunderstanding at New
burgh, poHglkeepso Highland Falls (Mest Pointl Corn
vail Marlboro, Hntn Esopus connecting With Ulster and
BALDWIN from foot Svring-st. H. daily, T. n
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
! ONG RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.

ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
II VIA NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing June L. 1877. steamers leave ew.Nork,
Pier x North River foot keciors, connecting at sandy
Hook with trains tor
long Branch 90 $50 l0:4O a. 3:4J Q. 6:lj y.
Philadelphia Toms River, G:2O, 81 aud 3.5 M
PARK, Barnegat aEd Beach Haven. 62O a. m anu
BAD p. N.
ocean Grove $50 a. m. and 81 p
Niueand, BrdgeOu Atlantic tty, and Cape May $50 a m
Suudays for Long Branch, $50 ,. II.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
For pove and Younq Country.

For Bows and Young Country.
DOY'S BOARDING SCilOOL.-Croton. ON
lfrf-un. sing. "r''. f'fifefi, h'"f sli' H.
L. b. WAREiNG. rl- o., trirc.l1L
DOlS RECEIVED as D)ARDkES fer the
ID SUMILK VACATION o. YilI.ii ~ hila ~ .alrslH
Trcls a., Ya. l.oa, Boar e-,l 1ol iuf IAiilr 43s
changes uricllt,. --... -.,...
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PHNNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Line
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen Through Trans saca way daily throo DePoSia
Philadelphia. two in New l'rk. 80 ,...,..,
Double Track, the most Improved fqgpmnnl anc VIC FN''
Tine consistent with absolute s&iliS.
On and after Juno D. 1877. c.,t
Express Trains leave Newlork via DesDIoSse' au" Wv
andt Streets Ferries, follows: .nA
T:Sc 500 . t95V LinIitsdL 1890 a. NJ a. s. q ana
$50 u. m SUNDAY. @ m . g. z and so 2. NJ - q eeo
Returning. trains Philadelphia 3"i5 o. s',, -
and IL : ~. tiAmitod EXpress. l5S y m y = 20, m
D. and II midnight On sunday, $50 - o'"1' " -
g.. 7:.s5 D. IL. ana - midnight uogse
Ticket Onces 52G and 94S Broadway, 40 Asi' ~
and foot OF Drshrnss,s CMtl2udlsisi No f,4.s,
Brookyn: Nos ia, llG and > hudson ~ psstsry.
Depot, Jersey City. Emigfant Ticket O'u''' ~
FRANK THOMSON. j. J.. FAhhf,'s .~ssI
lal Ten ] iSSse'ife4 -
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03

,T'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points Fast. Via
NEWPORT AND FALL RlNfIN
THE MAMMOTH PALACE sTEANEkS
BRISTOL AND PRONIDtNCL. =,
Lareost handsomest and most costly steamers m 'n,
FULL NIGHTS REST 40 MIDNIGHT CHAN"h"
Five morning trains-Fal River 10 Boston
steamers leave Sew York daily at pm. 9C NpAlH'us
70 sent . ucluNve from Pier - y. H. foot OF Auii4
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY hNhN'NN1
Tickets AID state Rooms secured at all piincph h0'
Ticket Oaicrs al the Pier and steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL Agrhps
GEO l. CONNOR General Passenger Agoat
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
DFNNSYIVANIA RAILROAD. GREAT

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Z TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE on and a'er 1unc 70 ls1 trains leave NtNlos,
VIA DesIr0sses and C1rtlanCt street frrng 1s ol0ws;
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West end SOii
with Pullman Paiace Cars attached B. III" ana oooh h"'
daily. "a
FSr Wramsport ock Haven, CORY, and Lic q so
d. H. connecting ~ Coiry for IusyliO Petroleum Cenue,
and the OIL Regions I0r W.llaaspor and Lock lIaei-
. a. m. .r.-,
For Baltimore, Washington, ard the South, Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman Parlor CiS o'iy ehcht
Sllia. .sJ a. H.; arrive Washington 40 p. u Regular
AT so a. M l. ana $50 ,. SLldsy and SEQ T. ~ ~
4. M J. T. D. q, $50 p. ~. SUNDAY +. g. T. aud
$50 y. m. iIrI grant and second class p. m.
For trans Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton lftu'
ton Amboy. Flrmingon Belydere, and OTHER poihe
SEQ local schedules a al Ticket Offices
Trans PITTSBURGH. 900 and 1910 q M ana
lU2O D. daily lOlO 6:jO n daily, except dvl,
day From Washington ana Baltimore $50 a in = ~
$40 $40, and l0lO N. SUNDAY, 800 a. m. ffYfn
Ptgd lnhia 300. $50. $40 1910. lOtO, ll:5J q n ~,
4I0 bio G50 $40 1910 and 1920 p M SUNDAY 3Oo'
e:JO iU.4n. II 80 II. 600, l. and 1870 T. n. r,-
Tcke; Offices 500 ana 9it broadway. No. Ast'f hOI,s
and Of DesoIOsses aid cortlandl lsts 40 Solr'e'
IOokiyu; Nos "a llG and lis Huds0nst, hoDoScni Dc
ERATk rI{0xSOE L. p FARMER.
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent