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BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA a. o..
Leave Er"-furk FOR Trenton aud PAualeipiia ~ o.oO
8 $50, 1880 1870, $50, $50 IL p NJ ana AZ D. H.
Tor Trenton
Leave Philadelphia station North pennsylvania Ran
road .cr4ssgs, ~ 1870, 9JJ i.:JO a., l;3J
Leave ienion Tor New York at 100 6:35 $685. 1915 m
l2:l5, 2.l1, f:j5, sos q. NJ
Drawing Roo cars are altarhti 10 inc Sol p
$50 $50 D. trains from New l0rk to the f;@J 300 a. 10
1870 y. m trains from Philadelphia ..
SUNDAY TRbINs-Ieave Ncw-York and Philadelphia
$50 a.. NJ $50. II Leave Trenton at lO2O o. M
$40 49,.
Tckets sale foot Of Liber ys, Nos 52g and oi
Broadway, the principal hotels, al oces 81 tho Erie Rl
way in New York aHd Brooklyn, aui at No. COIrt-st,
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence To Destination
Ii. T. BALDM IN, Gen. Pass Agent
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TuPIRE TRANSPORTATION 60.
fflarols anO Slate aianIeIa.

NTARBLE and MARBLEI/ED MN 5A'.,,l la and
vi IL, ronu,nents hesdsoues, door uLng lef r he
,rait,,rc .ls,s ~ q resuced prices @ IN ave
tr,dr A kLABER 1875 and 1856 East leen.sl, "',, -
~ KIABER * CO., -,s,. 49,. ys,ab
-. West 5isst between BROADWAY sna ~ 70
n.bel lsls NANTES, IlllN0. MY, ~. ~. 80
I iiJ -. Pr MBEIlS' SLABS a specially
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the land ought 70 have copy. Fi4ce 90 cents.
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miscellaneous.
Goruordilon Nolitcs.

PROPOSALS will be received by FIRE De
i PARTMENT until Nov y. 1871 for forage also for
apparatus Full particulars
city Record, for GALE AT no CITY Han.
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pArtment Of Public Charities Correction until No
ycmber 81 1877 for $500 pounds ~ turkeys 1900
poauds Of chickens Pull particulars In City Record
al No. 2 City Hall
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| 4 PRIVATE FAMILY will let 10 gentlemen
without uIarl one largo 9nt tE0 small g fnrusb.i
bedrooms references exchanged so University place near
| 4ffh4L ~
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East Side

sI K-AVE.-EIandsome furnished,
large aeova ROOM second door; also I'll Gle ROOM
Tor gent 'cfnan with board refer noes
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slH EAST 23D-ST., near MadisOn-square.-
sDsf Pleasant ROOMS, with BOARD, in handsome house.
with dining paror floor references eNchIn-ed
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ELEGANTLY furnished. 2d floor with other
~ rooms desired jt1ye, and adjoining streets IN
OF yt,ou private ubl obtained by applying at EVERETT
LIBRARY, GG6 6thayc.
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nm EAST 46TH-ST.-NcWly furnished see
~sT oud private table, also rooms Tor gen'leuen
breakfast. desired
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.lIs EAST 23D-ST., near Madison square,
sGD Desirable ROOMS, with board, In handsome house
dining room on paTor door; referen' es exchanged
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NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains ferta Amboy Red Bank Long Branch.
ocean Grove. SC. 7.t5, Il4j r. m. Z. 5:l3 D. M
Saees Natawan station 70 ani from KEY OHI'
ana az squan " and FROM POINT PLEASANT
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PE0PLES
n liz drew and ST. John, leave pier Al; ~ r., every
cepe Viii 1aiIs SorIh and vest sfSterooms COMFORTABLY
fs ' So s. r. sAYS G GSa' e Ag 0''" Annex
T. BlDGEPORT, and al points on Housatonic
tb aud Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Bridgeport
leases Catharne slip oaiy tsundays eScepto at l5O M
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Lave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosaos and Corandt
80 m for washngton Columbus Chicago ana The West,
Io p ~ los Washington ana the west and for Richmond
10 Baltimore ard Washington mauns close connections Tor
LiIis5urh Cincinnati, Louisville end ~ LOUIS Through
% p daily. waslidet D, south ana West. Pull
king connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville.
pe 's t'''i ino S' t t 1nq scum f Ts' ye
Er.sa W'snnson with trains for Lynchbu7g. Florida New
or though tekets psa,ee ea q conpanys Office, 3i5
ari Dosbrosscs $685., and dcI o. jersey CRY.
ASK FOR TICKETS w; , BALTIMORE AND OHIO
NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
- FERRY station ~ Ne".l ork, loot * ib'ryst
Commsnei"s e.. -. issl-irii4s leave a. foiiows: -,
-.45 g.. III iiieh Bf'r6 Brunch Eason. Harrisburg
Mmch chunk tam2qua Wiz SHARE Elhan'5port or.
r. m.-Ior Remington, Easton. Manch Cnunk. Wiikel
Ia re- sra on ln' shamrock Tamaqua Hazeion. Read
p m.-fOr High Bndae Branch, Eason, Beludere. ana
$40 Pc H.. cary. For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
~ tPg,i,, ~ 1ca points .oo timetable az stations
Bound Brook q Intermediate points aud at $50 M Tor
fa .ton Reading. and h@rIAD4s'
NEW-YORKa and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains rerta Amboy Red Bank Long Branch.
ocean Grove SC az i5 - 1 ~ a. o I1 D. izkYPoRr
and at squan 10 and FROM POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD apd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
come Leave foot Liberty o., for Freehold, At
7.t5. 1l,f5 a. I'd. 4, 5l5 p M.
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DcntlsIrp

u,,I,r sr No. AZ East 23d-st.-fHst,
D.. W AZ low popular prices oxiAc..ns ,rl
- , ,i. Without extra charge call ana EXAMINE
mems and prices .---------------------
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TREEnOLD apd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
come tols. Leave foot o Liberty st. Tor Freehold NJ
T.t5 |. 10 A. I'd. l.. 5.l5 D.
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gonnirp Board.
Doaro dno Rooms.
West Side.

" t5J OINc.
A DVER1ISEMENrS FOR THE NEW
- YORK THIBt NJ WILL BE RECEIVED AT TJfr
lPtOWN OFtIC ~. No. 1.2', BroadHay cor rhrty arsf
81, or 3O9 west twenty 'hifisi, cor tlglll lge $50
Ihu ave, cor Forty sevcnthst, az the HARLEM DFffcP
NJ. 3ISi Ibrdave, One hundred and fqrDfv olrt -
office +H
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VHE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
CHEAP, STANDARD AND POPULAR.
TEN CFNTs EACH.

SIX FOR FIFTY CENTS. TWELVE FOR 81.
Iout,e Num5Ns CONT a. Tiro
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PHI GERMAN LLOYD

n
~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW.l ORh.
sOUTIAN PION AND BREhtN.
COMPANY7S PEER foot a. SECON D9i. BOBOkES.
DON ~ sat Nov. q IIFRTA SN...... sal. Dec.
NECK kR - sat-. Dec AMERio 49,. sat, Dec, -
RATES OF PASSAGE from SEW ONh 70 SOU IhAMf-
TON. uAVRE, OR BREMEN 49, 40 -,
FIRST CABIN. 500. gold. SECOND CABIN tOo' soh.
SUFFRAGE. $50. currency. -, ZIG
Return Tcgcis 10 reduced rates Prepaid seeIAse Oe'""
cafes. currency.
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81 IRVING-PLACE, corner 19th-st-Board.
: ->nnv second and fourth floor rooms, to FAMILIES or
,ntlaueu liberal HOmcke table references exc angd
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= ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
III, New-ltr,ev southern IA lr0aL Commencing Oct =
1871 The steamer JESSE HONf viii leave Ne" ! ora,
pier north pv,r foot Recorst) connecting a. sandy
Hook with trains Branch Philadelphia ana lql'
RIVER ii a m and 1 D. M and Brldgcton, ESR taT-
Dor &C. / a. nj Wantown Haruegst and Tuck erton p m
'"'' 49, - "' y. = sNEDEN. Gen1 Manager
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Z ma El,F,,EV r or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan l.
y17-Ieaye derots foot Of Corgndt and peso a.
70 m GIN Express daily for kasi0n behlehth ~
town Nauch chunk. Wi kesbarre Fttston SsSIe EiA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buno Nlasaia PANS III" ''
West Pullman sleeping COACHES a.,seIio' or1 r-,r
''' ROB'1. "A. SAY RE- Supt anu l-ie =
Gepe hafern Office corner ChgIch ana CortIAut SO
A Al a
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ThNUE OLD RELIABLE SlONlNblON LiNE
FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS EAST; ,,,,,,
NOT TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS. -
The elegant steamers sTONiNGIoN ana EiiDDh lSlN,p
leave l1er So, North River at 40 D. IN o'hy 'eA'eP'
Sundaysl
Hereafter the STEAMbOAI ENPhtS9 TRAIN VIII
leave SrONINGTON NJ 4.3O q. M
Tickets FOR sale al all prime pal ticket Offices and state
all Offices OF Wesootts Express Co ana ~
1853 broadway. .,.,.,,.,.,.,. r, rr,p
freight onlyD oayc daily (rNcept Sundys ~
n M from per 90 Yer foot Of WarrensL Freights
wa either line at lowest rates.
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IYS EAST 23D- Mrs. r. II. JENKINS
- has sunny third hoor. Win board also
nler rDnns 4 Tow tahle hOlrLers az lmmOlateu
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JoA EAST 2STIl-ST, in private family, one
As1~ large and two hall rooms. second hoof MONT WIN
erst..lass hoard terms moderate references
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IDA EAST 24TH-ST-A large, well tnr-
sea nisled second-story front Ioou, with superior
- 49, L :.
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MAIL STEAMERS.


~ FtEf8IT AND PAS AGE REDUCED
steamers leave per 3. North River n ,.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT. -,
CITY or WASH EGTDN. turHl Tmgerminn...' soN -
INV III yr.,tt Ctt-I Van ~ise ... WED. Nov. -.
C,!rV ~ \ tx No. n ID. akau..... SATr RDAY Dec. 3
FOB VERA CliUZ AND NEW-ORiLANs
C,f,rN ~. = is,,-S1Itt De,krn SATURDAY. Dec \
Steamers Ne~OIlt9is NY. 20 aid Dee 10 loI
Yer, 4, uz and Nrv YORK and a the above Uori9
r. ALEXANDREg sON~. 81 aud 80 BroafwaY
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I VA anu III IDlulS vi ItuuNdloHl'
~ aud Naugatuck Railroads Fare a. steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catharnesp Gay -undays excepted at 80 a. M
lLIrL IL u.
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ane.ai. sf os..r.s.ea Dlse..l.a.

Among the hur.ful Consequences of OBJ
Htructcd digestion, IL tie Improvement ~
ilic bl0D,l, and since a deteriAtive condi-
iion ofthe vital fluid not Unly produces
dangerous organic weakness, but, accor.
ding 70 the best medical authorities, sOne-
iinirs causes asnhykia, itlst apparent. thhf
to imprbve the lqhAlity Spftlie blond By
promoting digestion. and assimilation, III q
~iso precaulluif. Hhefetter's Stomach
Bltters, IL precisely the remedy for this
purpose, since II stimulates the gastric
Juices, conquers thos. bilious aud evacua-
Tive irregularities which interfere with
ihe digestive process. promotes assimila-
lion ~ the food by the blood. and purihes
,is well NJ enriches Il. The signs Of I'm.
prOypment III health IN consequence ~
tiaing tile Bittcrs are speedily apparrntin
nli accession OF vigor, n gain In bodily SUBJ
rtancc, aud regular and active peifor-
nance OF every physical function
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-29

For some months Iast we have been re-
gated with the songs, The prayers and the
sermons Of a lunatic negro wl,o has been
confined In the county Jail for safe
keeping. On Monday last large adj
dition :othe tenants of the Jail made il
necessary 70 move the iunatict 10 the lower
rooms, and as liberty is as sweet to the
crazed as to the sane, IL was hot long he
fore the pleasant fact WINS revealed that a
little work ON the walls would open the
door TO freedom. Aliiilc before day break
the prisoner stepped into the open mir, a
free nmn and has sense enough at once 10
put distance between him aud his old
quarters. He reached old man James
Turner'S about breakfast time, and asked
for something to eat, "Who are you ?
Where did you come from ~ quickly
asked Mr.. Turner. ''0h am. have
just broke out Of jail, aud am going TO get
liome." without another word, Mr.. r.
left the rom, and quickly returned with
a gun Ia his hand. Surrender, sir
you are my prisoner he ex>
citedly exclaimed, NO sir replied the
other" II have been in jail long enough;
and yoa can't get ME back" reaching out
his arms. he seized the gun by the stock
with one hand and the muzzle with the
other, he wrenchedi Il from Mr.. Turner,
threw II Observation-Disclosures hunter fashion,
aud marched of triumphantly and Ii still
at liberty. as#
p.S. The comedy above narrated turned
al ~
lulatic attacking Mr.. Wesley tiattis OF
Chatham, seven or eight miles from Chanel
Hill, witha Ratchet, inilicting many dread
flIl wounds Of which il is reported Mr.. q.
has since died. The negrD il also said 10
have used the stolen gun with stunning ef.
feet over the head Of u white mau who OPP
posed his progress. s Fr Fla.
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are on the same good footing. We found
the Rev, Mr.. Rich Of Raleigh and family
sojourniiig at this hoilso.for tile summer,
and they seem 10 be we'll pleased. sa
Is, The, Union CHURCH was tous ono Of the
most Interesting and suggestive structures
in the town. Here all the congregations,
the Methodist, the Baptist, the presby-
terian,i the Episcopal, and the Lutlerans
worship BY turn; minister Of each de-
nomination from abroad serving once
month; and here they all by, turns jon il,
the services Of eaeh either in the most
catholic unity apd.good will. Their Sun.
day Schools are cmducleI Jointly. on the
same hrotherly principle, and here it il
practically demonstrated that creeds are
moi necessarily hostile tofach other.
! The first stony az this building which is.
u large one Is deyoted TO school purposes,
az, Academy i,ell,g conducted lby two
gentlemen whose names we do not recall
Anothsr flourishiiig Academy is eonduc-
ted by Mr.. A. ID. Brooks, III d building
specially built for it, and admirably adap,
fed 10 Its uses. Mr. Brooks Is a successful
teacher and Interpolation has attracted
full School Of both sexes. l ~
The Changers havejust finished aTiarge
building tile lower story 10 be used as q
store theupper assn HALL There are eight
or ten stores in the town, i,utnot a.si,gle
bar room, and we question IL there is
bettered ordered. more Industrious, more
christian or more intelligent town inithe
statetlian the rail road town Of Company
Shops, i
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mo. 1T n DONE.

The first object In life with the
American people isto get ricll"; the
second, how to regain good health. The
first can be obtained by energy, honesty
and saving; the second, tgood healthy by
uslug GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER. should
you he respondent sufferer from any OF
the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, &c; stfclias Sick Headache,
Palnl;ation of the Heart, Sour Stomach
Habituai Costiyeness. Dizziness 81 the
Hend, Nervous Prostiation, Low Spirits,
&c; You need not suffer another day. Two
duses Of AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you
NJ once. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular sizc rs cents. Positively sold by
oil iirst-class druggists In tile us.
For stile by DR.. O. Hooker llillsboro,
and Stephen A. White MeLaliesville.
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The tolorea camp nee.,ur

held near DImmocks Min. two miles West
oftown aud which closed on Tuesday.
n week ago was largeaiiair. On Sunday
at least five thousand people were present.
Extra trains brought great numbers from
10th ends Of the road. Eighteen hundred
tickets were sold IN Raleigh alone. Perfect
order was preserved. Thegreat feature Of
the occasion was the preaching Of a
nlorel sonian who astonished by her
iluency, her fervor, aud her familiarity
with scripture.
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a historic Peach.

Our Oh fiiena ynhn w. Latta son, ~
baskct 81 delicious peaches which are In
tcrcsiing from their o<igin' During tire
Revolutionary war n soldier stopped III
the house Of Mr.. Latta's grandmother,
foolsorc and hungry. The good lady sup
piled Ills wants with great alacrity. III a
i,atterc,l TN can the sui,lier carried with
him sone peach stones which be gave as
the oniy compensation he bad TO offer
Mr.. Laita planted them, aud the stock
has been IN that family aud on the same
firm ever since without alteration o. ian
proyemeni ny budding, grating or other
wise, and judging fron,ihe specimens sent
us, our ancestors enjoyed very excellent
fruit. The peaches are.of large size, ola
rich creamy wliltsi with . ielicateblush
IN the sunny eide, and with richness ~
flavor mud jucIness and tenderness %
texture no, safras~ed 'byth majority d
the imprpyed varie,ies.gn " ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-29

Dr., Wilson, the Coroner Of Orange went
down o Durham on Monday 10 investigate
one Of The most awful crimes ever COM
mittcd in this county. A negro woman,
and two young children were murdered.
aud tho house in which they lived burned
10 conceal the crime. We can only state
the outlines without ability y give particu-
lars in this issue.
The name ofihe murdered woman was
Blackwell or Boswell.
Tie verdict Of the Coroner's jury WAS
murder in the yard. and body thrown into
|, he house. and tho house irod BY some un.
known person. Tho woman had no enemy
10 the ueighborhooi aud suspicion i d
fault
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-29

Our kind friends showered IN bountie

Our kind friends showered IN bopnties
upon us ON Friday in lavish .iiclliess. To
Mrs. Nancy Holmes Or Rock Spring must
tbebestowed the palm for variety and
beauty, her donation consisting Of magni-
iicent peaches, melting pears, and bcaiti-
FIJI apples. And Mr.. Thomas J. Gates Or
the sanie place sent us some very fine and
fragrant melons. We have elsewhere
noticed other like honon.
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spelling bee, as invited tnot willing,
either, to run the risk of dethroning
editorial authority by, being caught in an
error) nor did wehear the open afr Com
cert which took place after night, But
we learn that all passed off pleasantly and
successfully, and the Celebration ~ likely,
from the pleasure II afforded, togive oc-i
casion for Others Of similar character.
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EPISCOPAL ceSyESrIes.

The adjourned meeting % the eist Ann
nal Convention ofihe Diocese Of North
Carolina. will be held. ID. ", 10 Christ
Church. Raleigh. o., yednosdsyihe 18th
day Of September next. The object Of
said meeting heing TO determine upon 3
boundary live for the proposed new Diocese
10 be erected within tic limits u the pres.
yut Diocese u SoilL Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-29

The comfort ofits possession Il very
frequently Offset by the annoyance oc-
oasioned by the continual crying oftie
Baby. Crying, however, Is the child's
only method d suggesting that Il suffers
with ,liscouifor, and pain, and At once
when the cause IL las Il should bel
promptly renewed 10y using DR.. BnIl's
Esby syrap. Sold everywhere. Is cents
Der bottle.
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Fresh beef will be- furnished twice a
week by Mcssrs' Hastings and Cohklin
Wednesdays and Fridays. In the ab.
Bence OF market house. this stated re-
gularityof supply win prove d Creations
yenionce b housek eypers. g.a9s ts.t4b
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Msi. vi. .. patterson.

This gentleman is ona visit 10 Orange
from which lie has been absent some
months. We are glad to learn from him
chat he win soon return permanently to
his old home. his long abseuce icing
neccssitated by imrortan: private business
He IL man Of all athers NE can least
SPARE. for We have some important trust
FOR him In the future. @+s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-29
COMPANY siIoI.s.

Most persons, like ourselves, limit their
conceptions Of the above place as simple
place ofcsnsifpct!oii or repair. and c,n-
slider is population "a embracing oiiiy the
mechanics Of the Shops. their families, and
the oiliccreof ne Company Nacpt There
last week aud 4 walk around, let innew
liglit upufthtf minds, aud we regret want
Of space prevents us telling all we saw.
We will do 80 In brief. and williintroreci
the error in regard 10 the size ofthe place
and IT. population. IL IL no longer q
cluster % ulficsn quarters ap,lsv1rkmen's
abOdes grouped around tile central Shops;
but COMPANY SiIdis Is q beautiful town
OF eight or nine hundred inhabitants, ex.
tending more than a mile on each side Of
tile rail road, aud nearly MS vide, al Tie
Other direction, combining buildings riot
only substantially, hut tastefully aud
handsomely constructed, aud, as ground
was comparatively cheap, each house has.
tlicadvnntage ofconvenivnl Isolation; and,
surrounded with beautiful trees and
luSuriant slfubbery, arid blessed with Its
nice clean gray soil. fotms asprctly a
picture OF urban life "a could we'll be ina
glued.
Besides the buildings appropriated to
the use Of The Company, there are others .
which We name. There IL the Hotel,
which though Company property, Is UNI
dec private iease, lis pre.eat lessee Il
Ms. Troy, who will be pleasantly re-
membered by the travelling public for the
excellent waysi,le Eating house at Nor
risville. The Hotel at the shopsis kept
~ the same admirable style ~ regards; the
table, and - far a. our experience goes,
he other accommodation 81 The house