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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Special dispatehes to the star.l

OIL CITY, Pa, Nov. 7-9:13 A. M.-Allegherly
klReF l foot loo inches and stationary; Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 40o. Wind north.
| BROWNSVILLE, Pa. Nov. $40 A. M-Monou-
sahela River feet inches aad falling. We ther
rainy. Thermometer $50. Wind southeast
| CHARLESTON, w. VA, Nov. 7-9:22 A. M
Kanawha River feet III inches. Weather cloudy
and calm and threatening rain. Thermometer
Steamboat Movements.
| Captain John Levsay's fine large side-wheel
steamer Ohio No, arrived, and will return to
| Pomeroy this evening
The fast Bostona will be the regular c. &o.R.R.
packet, leaving to-day at p. m. sharp for Hunt
lngton.
The elegant new Golden. Crown will positively
leave this evening for New Orleans direct
The Cons Miiar is loading tor Memphis, and
will leave Saturday.
The Wildwood will arrive tonight, and return
to Maysville at noon tomorrow.
The City OF Portsmouth leaYes at p. m. sharp
for Chilo.
The Laura L. Davis for the Tennessee River.
and Andy Baum for Memphis, left last night with
big gtr trips p ana an good engagements below.
return to Evansville Saturday.
lsOat-hands' Gossip.
Weather cloudy Steady rain last night and thi,
morning.
Business moderate on the Public Landing this
morning, owing to the bad weather
The river was falling here this morning, with 10
feet inches in the channel
Captain A. T. Gilmore, Superintendent of the
Louisville u Henderson Packet Company, is in
the city.
Miss Carrie V. Kountz, daughter of Commodore
kountz, was married yesterday at Pittsburg to Mr.
T. =. Jones, Leading merchant of ST. Paul
The Paris &. Brown received 20 tons of freight al
Louisville yesterday and added moderately at New
Albany
The Mary Miller is announced to leave St. Louis
for Cincinnati to-day.
The Jas. w. Gaf is at the Wharf having arrived
at 9 o'clock last night.
For Pittsburg.
THIS DAY, 7th at P. M, POSITIVELY.
~ b. The c. 20, Railroad packet KATIE
s!als4s53 SToCkDALE. J; I. Campbell. Master
Azs,E,azssszs Freight received on Wharfboat foot
of Broadway. W. Honshell, Supt
For Pom erOy.
THURSDAY, 7th. at 5 P. M. POSITIVELY,
fsT n OHIO NO. 4, ]. Levisay, Master
seksssss4H Freight received at all hours on Wharf
22z1'aAsa1.zS boat, foot OF Broadway W. Honshell,
Superintendent
For Huntington.
THURSDAY, 7th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY
-RsE the G. 4 o; r, r. Packet BoSrONA,
lfAsSSkxSf l. Bryson. Master. Freight received OH
s1ass Wharfboat foot of Broadway ".
donshell, supt.
For Evansville.
SATURDAY. 9th, at 5 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
C. W. ANDERSON, ]. A. Cranch, Mas.
l-s5S#sa ter. Apply on board, or to john
ssas''.AsAasH shesrer, Agent,
For Memphis.
SATURDAY, 9th. at 8 P NJ, POSITIVELY.
a. n CONS. MlLLAR, VIC. TichenOr, Mas.
,ssedA$G ter Apply on board, or to Royse &
e-@s..sssNN Mosset Agents, m o. Wharfboat
For New Orleans.
THURSDAY, 7th, at 5 P. NJ POSITIVELY.
~ h GOLDEN CROWN. w. P. Walker, Mas.
ss4 ter. Apply on board, or to RoySe&
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ago found a carpe' u the road near
her home, in when were number of
papers which seemed to be of value to some
one. The owner can obtain the same by
calling at the Office of Pat. Gordon, in this
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WILMINGTON. Nov. 7.-Spirik turpentine quiet
at27c 80
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PARIS, Nov. THE session of the Latin
Monetary Congress yesterday resulted in
the convention recommending that the
coinage of gold remains free and the coin
age of silver continues suspended indeti-
nitelV
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THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW,

FOR JULY, 1873. PRICE 10 cents; 90 90 yearly.
MR.. MALLoCK's CLAIM ON BEHALF OF THE
CHURCH OF ROME. l. BY the Rev. Principal Reynolds
II. BY the Rev. Eusiace II. Gender.
THE POSITION AND INFLUENCE OF WOMEN IN
ANCIENT GREECE. By James Donaldson, LID.
THE INDIAN EXPEDITIoEARY FORCE. BY Lieu
tenant General J. l. Vaughan, G. b.
THE PooR-LAw EXPERIMENT AT ELBERFELD.
BY the Rev w. Walter Edwards.
FoNIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sequel TO the Dis
cussion on Future Punishment BY Francis Peek
JOHNSON WITHOUT BOSWELL By VIM. Cypes.
PARIS DURING THE EXHIBITION. BY Lady Verney.
MR.. G. II. LEWEs's ACCOUNT OF EXPERIENCE.
BY Professor T H. Green
THE FUTURE OF JUDAISM. ny the Hon. and Rev. W.
II. Freemantle.
CONTEMPORARY LIFE AND THoUGHT-In Germany.
BY Professor Schultz In France BY Gabriel Monod.
CONTEMPORARY ESSAYS AND CoMMENTS-The
Coming Election secularst Sunday Evening. ought an
Opposition to Exist with Regard Foreign Pocyi Anony
nous and Signed Writing.
THE WILMER e. ROGERS NEWS CO.,
81 BEEKWAN.sT. NEw.YORK
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The Native FlOWerS and Ferns of the United
States Nos 35 edited by Professor Thomas Meehan is
issued by L. Prang Co.. fully confirming the favorable
opinions which were called forth upon the appearance
of the first two numbers The amateur OF floral culture
as we'll as the student OF botany, will find in this series
an unfang source pleasure and rich store OF pop
Mar scientific knowledge.
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THE GOLDEN AGE OF ENGRAVING. BY F. Kep9el
With thirteen illustrations.
THE WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS. BY John Eaten
Cooke. With twenty illustrations
AUNT EUNICES IDEA. Story. BY II. H. Holden
sHIPwRECK. Poem. BY 2. d.
AN OLD.FASHIONBD SPA. BY Clara f. Morse. With
thirteen illustrations.
MANUEL MENENDEZ A story From the italian BY
Professor Charles Carroll
WHO KNOWS A Poem. BY Anna c. Bracket.
BIRDS AND PLUMAGE BY Helen s. conant with
. Kteen illustrations.
IN A CLOUD RIFT A Poem BY Lucy LarcOmb.
A GLIMPSE OF NATURE FROM MY VERANDAH.
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MACLEOD OF DARE. Novel BY William Black
Chapters XXIV.-XXVII With one illustration.
JOHN COMPRA DOR. BY Thomas Knox.
A SUMMER DAY A Poem By @. T. Brooks.
THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. Novel By
Thomas Hardy. Book Third. Chapters Will
THE CLIFFS Al NEWPORT. A Poem. BY Ruth
Dana
JENNY GRIDLEY's CONCESSION. Story. BY the
Author Of "Justlnes Lovers."
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in THE WILDERNESS. BY CHARLEs DUDLgY WAR
lSmo pp. 176. H0ughtOD, osgOOd, & co.
One great charm of Mr.. Dudley War
nels sylvan reereauons Is that ne never repeats
himself His to days yesterdays, but always
fresh with the breeze and the fragrance OF the passing
moment. Because you have read him once It is by
means certain that you have read him through and
hausted ali rich aud beautiful In his teemng fan
eies The touch OF the woods fails to inspire him
with new lfe and be Oyer0ws with all quaint and de-
hghtfu things the sparkling brook the return Of
Spring. In this volume he takes more TO the
Adirondack treadlng over the familiar ground Of the
Summer Ourist but always revealing new beauty In
the forest new glory In the river, new Joy In the
heart Of Nature. One OF his most charming papers Is
ga Characterstudy" describing curious specimen Of
the pFmeval man, whom be first met In the
depths Of the wilderness. This was "0d Mountain
Phelps" creature original Shakespeare, and
% mach lover Of Nature q piece OF Nature itself
II ever man was born 10 sit log Il was this hirsute
and gTsy human animal, who gave you the impression
that he had Just out Of the ground real Of the
soil He had shsmbling, lOOsejOinted gait not unlike
nat Of the BEAR his short legs bowed cut ssh he hsd
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T0 PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through TRIMS way daily Three DepOs IN
Philadelphia, two IN NeW-N OK.


NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through TRIMS e,sn way Sayi three DoOOs n
Philadelphia, TWO IN NeN'i"A
Double Track the improved Equipment and the Tastes.
Time consistent win absolute 1e safety
Express raos leave New Des6rosses aud Court
aS $50 500 $50 R@tSa. $50 100
SO aud p sunday $3.50 and a. M, 0, g. $780, 1880
Boats Of BrooGn connect with all through trains
a. Jersey CIV anordinS spee"y anu or''' N"'' LOT
RStnn,ns trains leave Philadelphia $40 400. 4 1888
$50 and IL @ a,a i mSpgP on sunday 2 Sy
40 a. a.. L. 1886 y. M, and ~ midnight -
0 TisEct Offices No. 520 ana eli BrosdEay No Astor
and srogkiyn AnPsS Depot foot q Fulton BTogsyn
city. EniganL TieEet ONCE No Battery place, ,,,,n
Genera Manager. Gent Passenger Agent
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
Il knowa by is new name, THE NEW. YORK LAKE
ERIE AND WEsTERN RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT
a cincinnati and Chicsgo Day cypress Drawing
m DAILY 81 Louis Express srryng az sanno
vest Pumans best drawingroom sleeping coaches 10 But
p m. DAILY Pacific Express Tor the West sleeping
hTgqg TO Rocssts BaaG N SSs aSl Ss
I'D ffn-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chamber street Depot OK 'pr 7qo
p a. and - midnight saturday nights only sundays elS
% and Prs'sc 10 1919 z
Paterson @ eie, 7l5. $50 10 1913 n S0 Y noon
pan and IL &idnehf Sundays O. $50 si5 io;lS n
lao $3.50, N. And y midnight IA, ke7 ,ow,o.
night Sundays g. $50, lOi6 las, $780, " IN and IL
coTnWan 7,4s m, $3.50, $50 m Sundays s:SOA m
SeSTESSTrsh flS a. n $780, 40 M Sundays $50 M
POndOut and gson. a. $40 suniays $3.50 a.
Goshen 900 TAO 300 1910 m, $780, $40, a:3O 100 D.
M sundays 600, $780, 1915 a. NJ, $50, TOO y. IN
MiddleOwn TAO, 900, l0l5 q. 3a5 1880, 900 2. no.
Sundays $50 1915 m, $780, 100 p m. The 900 a. M,
and 4.30p M trains connect with New.forx and Oswego
A Port Jervis TAO 800 1913 M 4:gO, eOO 100 p
! snndsys $50 iO:l6 a. M. $50 and 7OOp m.
Trims leaving Chambersst or half hours
before leave Twenty thrat fifteen minutes earlier
trains leaving Chambers-st on quarter
Twenty thirdst thirty minutes earlier BOat
leave Twenty hiTdst 946 and llt5 m connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at loco M, and l2OO mi-
| night - A.. -. L. ,.o .,n .. soo,, .,a
coaches obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer OF baggage may left the COmpanys Offices
Nos 23g 40l $40 OF 557 Broadway, ~ " NO Courtst,
| Rrookyn or az the Company depOts.
Express Traus the West arrive IN New'YOrk at72S
D. m' mo N. ABBorf General Passr Agent Nsw.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
TRAINS leave Tor Englewood Coster pierm0n and Nyac
TOO $50 0:46 m loo 800 4 00 4st5 $3.50, $3.50. $50 p
and Saturday nights only At lliS0 m sundays eOO
Nsnuet sprins valley and Monsey 100 CAS- a m. L45 ..
n sNo. N. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeW'fuk
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For Both sexes-citv.

1W Dull oe4eS-NIJV'
A MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
N and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL removed 20 the
la1 &c airy rooms 33 West 6thave ~ Y Miss
NJ. coz, Principal. VIII begin 18th year Sept 25.
New Ktnderearten material aud beautiful
Depot Sl2 Broadway. Send for Illustrated Catalogue
TREE TO THOSE HAVING CHILDREN TO
u EDUcATE-PINCKNEYs SCHOOL ana COLLEGE
DIRECTORY and GUIDE
Circulars Of all the leading schools Of N H. w. Mass
Conn. N.Y. MI Penn and Va, cOmbInedin capitalization,
sent for postage. cents.
Special lars and information furnished grauitousy
80 UNloNSQUARE
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NeW.York.
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Real estate TO Grtbanst.

CHICAGO.-TwO dwellings,; free and eleari
~ cash value 800 want property IN New YORK ey N
exchange rutland & WHITING, Bcekman.si, y. Y
EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
H desirable NewYork city tenement property IN hhe
order and runted ). o. HoYr a son. Hne-sL
ORANGE, N. J.-Tant dwelling worth about
~ $4,000 for nice house IN BroOkyni excellent oean"H'
rutland a WHITING, Beekmanst
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Bankrupt NoilreS.

TENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
3th day OF July d. 1873 Warrant IN Bankrupt ~
issue ealnst inc estate OF CHAKLEs IL RICHMoND w.
ty III New York In the County OF New FORK aud state
YORK been adjudged bankrupt on hls own M
mat the payment OF debts and delivery Of any pri
ion in IL such bankrupt him for bis ana me u
len I'D any property him. Ridden by Law a 49,
INC OF the creditors OF said bankrupt 20 prove ei
debts and 20 choose one or more assgnees o. ms - Se
be held &C Court OF Bankruptcy, 20 be holden ~ ,,s
Warren s City New York before John We N
90 ooet'a ~ e'' = LOUIS y. PAlEaS
u.s. Marshal as Messenger southern District Of EesSs1-
T1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on ne
SIN day Of July. A. D. 1873 Warrant IN =, nc
,ssnes AGAINST the estate SOLOMON HEhLyv,s no
City and County Of NewYork and state Of ss ne
has been adlndged bankrupt his own peuhoh % ne
navment on any debts and delivery Of any pop Sras-
longing 20 such bankrupt 20 him o. for HIS use ana
meeting 81 the creditors Ct the said sst VII
dehs ana 20 assgnees on NE "a ~
he held 81 Court OF bankruptcy, % be heller nsfos,
broadway In the City OF He1forkt petefe oGck
M. ~ ,.scs ~ NeW.fQA
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Anetrnftlon.
For Boys and Young M,

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Gounlrp ilroperIp 20 Get.


AT LONG BRANCH.-TO let, handsome
~ cottage rooms nicely furnished $500 Also, oihsts
$500; and for sale exchange county seats aHd ~
Prices very low A0 board procured Ia hotels and cottages
Apply 20 WM. LANE co, East Long Branch. Boa IS
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES az CARL
~ SONS opposite West Point Address fishklLb
SAVINGS BANK. Eshkil, ~. Y.
VNO LET-Funished Cottage nc Long Branch,
n ElberOn station. Stables, raren. &c Addfets %
call W. = EATON, 0lco Of John Foley Astor House.
broadway. between 10 aud o'clock. tuesday, l6th
RIO LEr-Funished house In PI.AlNFfELD,
II NewJersey Address OF apply At no Grandst, CITY.
TINO LET nc MoIristown, N. ia furnished
cottage OF 10 rooms for the season r. D. BEf1s, Ne
2i8 FOOtOnsL
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GOnnirp Real estate for Sale.


AN EXTENSIVE bulkhead water front con-
~ veulent city for chemical works actoncA rchnenes
Sc also blocEa ior dwellings, Tor sale os. on ear
terms ~ a. YOUNG, civil Ensineer ~ EXCHANGE place
IGOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT. 50 acres,
good buildings and abundance oi irn chance ioI
gentleman desiring country home Apply 20 obhtit II.
SMITH, Geneva, n Y.
EOR SALE-The country residence OF the
undersigned. consisting OF double tsostgy aud aind
frame houss kitchen and extension Wide palsa e
sdes and wide hail throngh the centrc bot ana a
and a modern oonycnences, with nTstciass tnrs
&cs large lawn. with stately old shsde trceN gaf.
fute &C, and the improvements, VII DE sold VIII
81 land The property situated on the naptao
beautiful stream OF ID the village u Asbuy, warren
road I'M from Ncw.Nork 80 minutes ffom Easous
Penn trains eight times day. The village OF AZ
bury lies between the mountains IN %. most toaun sy
che arkahle its healthfunes and entirely
free from malaria mosquitoes The property H he STD az
bargain, amt terms % psyment made easy Apply On w
promises 20 THOMAS MCELRAr H, or ~ HE Umce ltl
broadway. Nev.lork
HOMESTEAD of the late Judge Foot, ia
the Village ofeneya. n. " 80 IN the most pr
underrainel wells cstoruz, carriage huusss
barus cchouse bowling alley large garrn me FRUITS ss
blick mansion in thorough rcpar - iuNsf paati
lawn shade fourth mile from lake price, flp
OOO Ur half bond mortgage Apply "a
(No 1867 HOMER MORGAN, Nc. Ptncs.
HUDSON RIVER FARM, 90 acres, HYDE
II PARK, good plain buildings rich s0i choice mutt
springs timber aud mountain scenery u great cxicnt
and beauty bargain q II. OLIVER NO. To- BrnadHay
WANTED on mountains or near coast.
w Young man. needing change Of air. ane indgsuloas
and experienced wants employment satisfactory feeteheo
I. A. NJ, Tribune once.
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GorporrIlon Notltes.

NOTICE.-LEASES for certain PIERS and
~ BULKHEADs will be- offered al public sale To BE- held by
Of Docks az the Exchange alesrOui
No / Broadway THU RsDAY 18th Of july 1875 For
fu Information IN CITY Record, for sale At No Ciy
Hal
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BROOKLYN Real gsiaie for Sale.
EOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
Il story, hgh st0cp ana basement bruNusione house.
newly finished with all mceru improvements furnished ok
unfinished 0feene second door east ~ Cntuuaye
-. n. STONE io2 broadway, hessioth
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For Young Ladies-City.

DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL The foreth year begins September 20 Examinations
0'V''"'O' Tiios. D. ANDERSON, d. d.. President.
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THE PRINCE OF wALEs's TOUR. BY WILLIAM HOWARD
RUSSELL l2mo, PIP. $50. r. Worthington'

THE PRINCE OF wALESS TOUR. By WILLIAM HOWARD
RUSSELL l2mo PIP. $50. r. Worthngton
The brilliant war correspondent of Ihe (L0n-
don Times here descends from his airy Pegasus excbang
ing the ethereal steed for easygoinS, jogrO pauen
and serviceable animal. without any attempt at the
gorgeous flights OF description which his temporary
reputation as writer has mainly rested he presents
honely prosac matter-ofact narrative Of the pro
gress of the Prince of Wales in India, together with
brief notices of his visits to the courts Of Greece Egypt
Spain and Portugal Although free In great measure
from the purple patches Of rhetoric which throw so
dazzling spendor over the famous pictorial creations
of the author the volume perfectly readable and con-
tains no small amount Of important information con-
corning the condition and prospects OF British India AS
book Of recent Oriental travel in spite OF the numer-
GUS valuable productions the subject twill command
high position IN that branch of English literature and
reward the attention Of the reader BY It's unpreendng
sketches and instructive details
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steamboaIs ono RaiIroaos
NV ond TPOY Inv DAY BOATS.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IA q. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, -. a
leave yesty Street Pier az s35 and pain street ler AZ
landing at Nyaek Ferry West Point NewDurgn P
keepse RhlnebecK saagerties Casll and Hudson COr;
Meets at West Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward loI
Spring and Cornwall To West Point OF Newbnrgh retuf
ing by down boat az Excursion Rates ThAMs i ~
annex boat LEAVING Brooklyn at a. M eoDnsSeI9 ~ IA
from Saratoga.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 sesmer brdgeport
leaves tatharinesp daily (sundays exceptsd at 1880 @
and Bridgeport at III D. m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and CortandL
e.s
500 m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. indianap
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South Pullman cars from Baltimore 70 Newark, o. tana
100 d m ror Washington and West and the South vie
GOrdonsvile Pullman from NeWYork Baltimore and
Warrington making close connections for Pttsburg Gin
cnDat, Indianapolis. Louisville and ST. Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore 20 Cincinnati 81 LOUIS and Pitts
burg from Washington 20 Augusta and Savannah.
daily, Washin gton. the South, West. Pull
seepers from New-York to Baltimore Washington,
making close connections for Chicago Cncnna asDo
JOmsvlle. ST. LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the SOutn and
southwest Through Pullman from baltimore TO Cncin
natl, connects Rt Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida, New Orleans andthe SOUTH =
For through ticket please call at COmpanys once SO
Broadway New.YOrk and at ticket Offices foot OF Corandt
ASK FOB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
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FALL RIVER LINE .uou

LNALD RIVER LINE -.
And All points East. via Newport and FaIi River.
Monmouth Palace steamers BRls fOL and PROVIDENCE
leave New York daily from foot Of Muuayst
a. ne SUNDAY TRIPS, I From "a ~ ID
olO TN June % TO september inc 5 Pier - -, -, ~
BroOklvn passengers tnus mel free by Annex" boats
leaving foot o. Fuons at $3.50 p m Nm ocut,srp A
MUrlt BY SPLENDID BAD ~ ANb uhNiif.s. h<As 49,,
Tckets secured az az principal hotels ana
"'-'' N'''e'' ~ INV Ps BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GRO I. CosNOR, General Passenger Agent ......
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO NEWPORT PASSENGERS,
FOR better accommodation ~ Newport travel on s
line special train will the steamer wharf ~ fa
River daily Al a Mondays excepted ana arrive o.
Newport G35 q thus obyatng the necessity o eaNhs
the steamer Newport al an carry hour IN The mot ning
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL New Jersey southern Railroad Commencing June ~
leave keWNork Pier - North River
40 sandy with
long Branch d. $50 a IN. J. 5t5 6As p m.
Red Bank aud Toms River o. $50 m, i. $40 p u
Beach Maven, o a. m, y. m
Npeland prdgetOn aud AtantoSity p m
philadelphia aud Tue kcrtOu u a M l. $40 p M
Sundays Tor Long hrAn'h '''V WM e. sNEDEN.
General Manager
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NEW 1ORk UENIRAI AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLRoAD.-COmmenong July I, 1874
through will Grand Central Deunff
500 Bi. Weatorn and Northern Express drawing room
200 a M ssratosa and Mon treai Special through draw
inr room and Montreal
1880 M. Special Chicago Western ENpreaa with
drawing ears CanandaiguA lochester and Buffalo
loo a. M Express to Utica ana Rutland, drawing room
AsS ~ n.. saratoga Special with drawing room cars
W a on n M Albany and Troy Express
400 IA 81 Express uay, with sleeping for
- T,s T1nGng through every day ln the week So sleep
ING cars Tor buffalo, Niagara Fa Toledo and Detroit aud 10
W,,ntr,.i executing SUNDAY night, saratoga.
- a., Express and Corning vi
Geneva. with through seepng cars. 80.
"sSo n m, Parhc Express daily with sleeping f0r
RScGsster Niagara Falls Buao, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
sd tbca1o also excepting ufday uisht,
49, & WITH ST. ainrrs on - Lawrence River next morning
~ WasrtoNu excepting saturday night and % Montreal
VI AIl,ap. excepting saturday aud sunday nights
1iUO m Express, with sleeping cars a. Albany and Troy
W. rains ~ per Local lime Tables TcFss Tor sale
No. 900 5Gi and 4i3 broadway, Nestcot Express
80 eic.s Nos pafk. place 7Sj aud 042 Broadway New
YORK ana sSs Washington 81, Brookyn
IL n.
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7 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II 4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
f7 dcfofs foot of Courandt and DcsbrOsssastA,
A. ESQ p M Night EIPresA daily Zoe haslon, Bethlehem
Mauch chunk. WlkesDafra iiitson, nalie HI
mira Ithca Auburn Rochester Buhate NIAGARA fa1 Aad
the West Pullman sleeping 99aeheS % and J,ne,r
General Eastern once corner Church ard Cogrtandt.sA
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