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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11

NEWPORT sTATION.

NEWPUKT BTAIIUN'
ON and after Monday, June 25th, 1877, Pas-
enger trainswill run as sfollows
EAST.
Mifilntown Acc. 1882 a. m, daily exceptSunday.
Johnstown Eek. 1922 p. M, daily sunday
Mall, ll,........... 6.54 p. NJ, daily exceptSunday
Atlantic Express, 95iP.M., nag,-daily.
WEST.
WayPass. 8. .08 A. NJ, daily,
Mall, il,...........2.43 +. NJ. daily exceptSunday'
MIniintown Acc, 6.55 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Pittsburgh Express, 1l.57P. M, ,tFlag)-daily'ex-
cept sunday. ,a
Trains n re now run by Philadelphia time, which
"a ia minutes faster than Altoona time, and min
utes slower than New York time.
"'0' J.J. BARCLAY, Agent.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
DUNCANNON STATION.

on and after Monday, June 18th, lS77,trains
willleave Duncannon. as follows;
EASTWARD.
Mifiintown Acc. daily except SundayatS M.
JOhnstown Ex. 12.53P. NJ, daily exceptSun9ay'
Mail 7.30 p. M.,................., -
!iantic Express1 20 4. NJ, daily (hag)
WESTWARD.
Way Passenger, 8.38 A. M, daily
Mali. 900 p. M. .dailyexcept
Mifntown Ace daily except Sunday at 6l6P.M.
Plttsburg Ex. daily except Sunday Gag! II 33P. NJ
VIM. q. KING AGENT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
Palmetto Fibre for Paper.

The Fernandina (Fla.) Mirror reports that the machinery lately brought to that place by Prof. Loomis, for the preparation of palmetto fiber is working satisfacto rily, and that the experiment is n assur- ed success. The stalks of the scrub pal metto are used. It is said that the fiber is likely to prove useful for cordage, pa per, tubs, pails, flour barrels, boats, pow der kegs, and no end of other articles in general use. A portion of the fiber shipped to paper mills is intended for the manufacture of high grade paper to be used by the Canadian Government in the printing of bank notes. Ultimately, it is said, the various grades of paper fiber will be made into pulp in Florida.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09

BASE BULLION, (Argentiferous Lead J. The Salt Lake City correspondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean, writing under date of July 14th, says: "The shipments of lead ore, refined lead, bullion and copper ore for the week ending July 12, are as fol- lows: 13 cars bullion to Pittsburg, 15 cars bullion to Omaha, cars bullion to Chi cago, cars refined lead to San Francisco, 9 cars lead ore to Omaha, ? cars copper ore to Baltimore; total 49 cars. Bullion, 5,O15 pounds; lead ore, 196,000 pounds; refined lead, 42,9l6 pounds; copper ore, 43,37S pounds; total, ,0S7, ,SO9 pounds.
 There are no sales of bullion to report. The market is somewhat firm at the pri. ces offered. viz: $40 per ton for lead, and S1.10 per ounce for silver.-Minieg Record.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09

In trying to please Tncson, Arizona, an old picture of that city has been pub lished, which has been excepted to as not fairly representing the appearance of tue city. We did the best we could-the fault lies in the improvements keeping so far ahead of the photographer.
 This is A neat apology and our Tucson friends can take no exceptions to it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09

Ifeel under increased obligations for the natronnge so lberally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wn. B. Hooper X Co, and while ac- lnowledging this fact, allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complese e stock as was ever offered by the old firm uith all that is new and desirable in addi- tion. .,,no !, D.pNpv
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09

The books for the private subscription to tie stock of the Calabasas Land and Mining Company were closed in New York August 2d, at 12 NJ, and on August 4th the stock was to be listed on the New York Mining Stock Exchange.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
Sales of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and con- nection with buyers in the different mar kets give me a very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in making such sales to the rroft of those entrusting them to me. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, Cnited States Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Con- mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Pl oducts bought at value for Cash; or advanced on as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
An Alleged Cure for RattlesnaIxe
 Sites,

Myron G. Collins, of Tennessee, claims to have discovered cure for rattlesnake bites. Drs. Eve & Shacklett, of Nash vile, according to the American, made a test of the medicine. Collins let rattle snake bite him on the wrist, and at once applied to the wound and took inwardly a decoction of mosses from oak and hickory trees. He suffered from nausea, and his pulse and temperature were excited, but within an hour he had completely recov- cred. The bite of the same reptile speed fly killed a dog.-Scienty1c American.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09

An Italian riot is expected to occur in New York every minute. It seems that the residents of that nationality erected in Central Park statue of Columbus, holding the globe in his hand. The very next morning it was discovered that some infamous advertising man had crawled up and painted on the globe, "Use Skid more's Pills" All the New York militia are under arms as we go to press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
EdisOn's Electric Chemical Te1e-
 phone.

EdisOn's Electric Chemical Te1e-
 phone.
 This new invention of Mr. Edison ols- penses with the necessity of hoiding ''i' telephonic receiver to the ear, ana oeSi"o' furnishing a greater volume oi Soun'' renders distinct the slightest pecnllarl'ieS of the voice. It has been found to "ork ,srfect,v at distance of 50 miles, The inn mnrovement consists in causing the cur ront to mss through spool of chalk con- ,o;n;nc crvstallized caustic soda, and hay ;nc Q thin tongue of steel resting upon. Tho chalk is mounted on shaft turned ny q crank. thus creating friction, and when SD operated, the current passing through tba enooI. polarizes the chemical agent, and is therce transmitted through the steel tongue to a thin metallic diaphragm. The current only flows so long as the crank is turned. It is Mir Edison's inten- tion to furnish clock-work for the me chanical movement, so that it may be stopped and started by electricity at the will of the operator.--H. and s. Press.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09
The shortest Decd on Record {.

Indiana has had in use for twenty years, by statute, the shortest form of convey ance that know of. It is as follows.
 "A conveys and warrants to c D (de. scribe the property) for the sum of" (con- slderation).
 Being only eight words, besides dates, names, description and sum paid. By the statute the word warrant" implies all that is covered by what is known as full warranty. If the word warrant is omitted it operates as a quit-claim No seal is required, and 8 married woman acknowl- edges in the same manner as her hus- band. Mortgages and leases are made in a similar manner.-Albany LaaC Journal
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-09

D R. SPIN " EY & co,
 No Il Kearny street, TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL 1 diseases.
 YOUNG MEN
 Who may be suffering from the effaets of youthful follies or indiscretion will de well 10 avail themselves of this, the greates: ooon eyer Iaid at the feet of suffering hu- manity. Dr. Spinney will euarantce ta forfeit live hundred dollars for every case of weakness, or private disease of nny kinS or rcnaracter, which he undertakes and fail.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty sixty who are troubled with too freonen, evacuation of the bladder, often accompan led py slight smarting or burning sensa ton, ana a weakening of the system in | manner the patient cannot accountfor. On examining the urlna-y deposits ropy sed lment will often be found, and sometime, small particles of albumen will appear. n, the color will be of a thin milkish hue, agaln changing to dark and torpid an pearanee. There are many men who dia or this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal week ness. Dr. S-wiH guarantee perfect enro m all such cases, and healthy restoration ol the genlto-urinary organs.
 once hours-i0 ta4 and toS; Snnssya ron ron 1U to II .. n. Consultation free Thorough examination and advice. s
 Callor address DR. SPINNEY * e, o6-ttI No. II Kearny street. San Francis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
0edcners.

TEACHERS WANTED.-Superior expert
enced First Assistant LADY DeighbOrnG High schools
salary, SSOO-iuterview desired Saurdty morning Lazy
English German. Eocut on, Eastern seminary LADY A.
ristant IN Female Academy HudsOn-Latin. HERMAN
Mathematics. Lady Piano and Vocal Music fennHyl-
vaua for virginia. another tor Georgia and one LOT
Alabama Lady for Music French. German seminary netf
CITY, Lady Associate, with some capital Tor city sshoo
another for NewJerssy Presbyterian gentleman or CON
ductIng Classical Day Boarding school, Episcopaia
lead Master for Western CITY Day school Several sceo
for sale Application forms mailed 4oI
stamp. J. v. SCHERM ERHORN, 800,
Secretary American school Institute. 80 East l4th-st
WANTED.-A lady teacher, educated
w abroad. Vocal music. French and German. i0I
seminary. Address p. o. Box 400, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
DRECT TO THE MAMMOTH

NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER. COMFY ISLAND
The Grand FOd.la Excursion landing this
popular OF an seaside te best m)-t
direct route 90 what uulyer-ay rr1 seJ Dy ala visit
10 De the greatest attraction On fIe l.isIG.
% ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest illuminate ever h's Con-
tuent, and battle ali the surTouud blaze oi g Iry
PROTECTING 1000 FEET $40 THE "a. and be a
from 90 t0 10 feet width, 90 h. LIiHItl LILY COOL
\ CONCERT EACH AFTERNOON aua EVENING, ~
GRAFU LAS 7IH kEGIMENT IND. Ample seating
accommodations.
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES
ADMISSION TO THE PI And 4 BATH FOR IS
CENTS makes 10 the most rsotve amt the cheapest
bathing pavilion the Island. FrH lls only spot
Joy deep water well surf bathing.
THE RESTAURANT AND SALOON DIP RfMEN ~
are n all their apDoiu meuts on the most Lavish scale =
the most varied character, UNEQ ALLIED A. 70 PRICES
And QUALITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
NEW-4OEh and PHILADELPHIA NEW


. II \
r ENftE-o TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
1--we NtNl - loot II Liberty IT.. Tor IrcItIn and Phla
Uil"-i a. y'u go X Il:ij m~ ljO L. J:51 7l3. Il
Leave phiiadcpalfromm Station PmIa and Reading Rail.
a AH ana 5eI-'i-, at ,iJ. o:IJ 10 ll:3O a. H. l:43
Leave Trenton ar Ncw York at I;l0 EXCEPT Monday $40
-. .N 1910 "a. M. H. I'D, 900 4I2 4.lJ, t.ij, p.
Pullman DraWiugfuou Cars are attached % the a. M
p M. Tram, from New-lork to the 7ij H.. I4j III
SUNDAY TFlISS-ieave New-YorS and Philadelphia At
a $40 H. Do M Leave New-NDra for Trenton a
$3.50 u m. Leave rrut1u or l:-u, $40 %. m, 6.lJ
CONNECTION made az Jersey ny 9algn by ferry to anu
Tickets tor sale M foot OF LID, rtv5, Nos 4Jl Hil,
900 Broadway az the prEc pl hotels, t.d =. No ana
caae checked from re.luercr % de-rlnat on.
II. T.. BALDWIN. cen. Pass Agent
NEW-lOaK CENTRAL and HUDSON
- HItEk RAILROAD. -tummeuolnE July u 1919,
~a.U 90 m Western and northern Express, oraWngroom
ClI- iU ,UrsJe. and SD. al1+H-
s'fa. u. .ur.ia saratoga EXPRESS, with draWlngToom
cars q Fort Edward Iur ll4r George ain to Mon ta.
1870 q. CHICAGO ana Western Express. win drawing
-o.m .-- @. can nt-ua. Rochester and BuLaoi also 10
II.oOa. No. Express to Albany and Troy with connections
90 fJa, -dIIID-d, 1.L- ...., ant l.utdEL
$3.50 H ru.. >aIa.u. POD -rt,lIl.
u1U D. Louis Exp gH'ir. with sleeping cars Tor
ST LOu, ruuu- tnrOngu every day 10 the week also sleep
for Montreal excepting sunday ugut. wa aud
ESQ Fast Express for Rochester. Niagara rams ana
Corning. Geneva. Sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester
SION H.. 3acdc Express daily, with sleeping FOR
Rochester NIAGARA Fa, Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detrot
Watert0n and excepting saturday and sunday nights. 70
Montreal Via Adams SATURDAYS Montreal car leaves az
ii10 p. m night Express with sleeping to Albany
Tickets FOR Nos. 252 agc 4l3 Broadway and at
BrooElyu. C.B MEEkER,
lt- la Z. Az. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
grrouean Aouertlsemcuis.
Rankrnut NoiLcea.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the
Ilta day OF August A. d. 1879. an alias Warrant Ia
Bankruptcy was ISSUED al1st tle estate d lo-tl MAR
Stss OF New York who Las been ldludgcd bankrupt
bl. osa Deuuuu that the mrut % auy dc1ts and
delivery property belonging % such Oankruug
for uIs use aud the tcansier OF any property
bv him, forbidden by laWs that meeting OF inc
rrefitor. OF said bankrupt their debts and
10 choose assgnccs OF hl. estate, val 30
held az Court Bankruptcy % be holden 40 No. 80
Broadway, the CITY OF Newlork, in mo southern DIS
rt u York before Isaac Dayton Register, the 3tR
uAy VI 00F'' " ~ ~ LOUIS =. PAWN,
H. : AaK,haL a. Massenzer southern DisrctOt AewI0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
GEA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEsT BRIGHTON BEACH.
COMFY ISLAND,

steamers "MORRIsANIA" and SYLVAN STREAM
leave Ncw-York connecting with trains at Bay lss as
follows:
I.BJ. 2iJ. $40. f.4j, $40. 6fJ 40 and sioD
West feminist, 500. 1920 1913 IL H.. l2io. 1888, 2J3
BIDS 4.J5. j.4S, 6 a., AID 1903 p. m.
Cafsi pier H. T. r., g:ID' y5j, ll:lO a. m; 1910 IO5
g:lH a:IU. 400 J.lO. 6Oj. 7.uj. aud s.lOp. M.
OIumuuplw. connecting vita =. Il. b. OK y. J., 1905,
Pier l. y r. stone PIER. 9.l5. Has a. M I2:I5 2I5
a:I5. 400 5.IJ. b:IU, $40. and $40 y. M.
Harlem steamer. from Fulton Ferry, $500, Hoo
200. 4uJ. $500, and 800 p. tn.
Tickets 80 cents single trip, 30 cents. Children
between 4 and ~ years % age 10 cents
special uaDc Tor excursions &C Olce, Room
I.LIl EAchamLe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
Board an0 i2Soms.
Board an Rooms Wanted.

DERMANENT BOARD WANTED.-A single
gentleman q responsibility desires board IN pIiE,te
family located between tn and 3Uhsy aud 9TH and 7th
brea fast ami dlner at o'clock reference given
aud required. Address W. r.. ir, Maidenla1e, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22

EOE Btf-l'I. AND I-t4- EAST
tl.mUofh Palace steamers BRISTOL amt PROV. DENCE
ir.y. View York daily j3Jp m sundays included until
-,rr.uHrr Iu. Pier 2- EHrf. EEfr foot OF NuTav.r
Leave lr1osvn Annex ~ p. m jersey CRY, $3.50 %.
arrive at Boston $50 Music steamers every cscIiuE.
TIr.u. tickets tUar1 points 100 E.-I gland and Pro-
vIurc- Martha, Whey ara aufucAot White Mountains N l.
Tickets and ,tatproam, can secured 40 259 2l 27i 4O
5ZG so IrudGVa., % AL principal hot , transfer
and Jcct Offices au ar Tie office OF ,Ae llL, Pel IS NOItu
River and on uUlrs steamers.
t.T Isl Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
bteambcats dno Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
$40 for Washington. Piltsburg Columbus Cincinnati
sH IN, s . ms H. 70 aud the Vest Richmond charleston
OHIO, Pitisburg aud Chicago.
100 m tor Washington and the West Pullman cars
u eWl OK 20 Baltimore ana washington, making close
@ mons tor Fittburg Cincinnati indianapolis Louisville
n 81 LOUIS trough Pullman cars Baltimore to Cncin
400 p m for Washington and the West maK,nq sane con-
nectl0n for the West az the p. m. train
1000 daily. FOR Washington, the Pull
aIng close connections for Chicago. Cincinnati Indanapo
u.s. Louisville ST. Louis Columbus Pittsburg south aud
Southwest Through Pu Imam from ia more TO Cncn.
Florida, New Orleans ana the south
PIoEaTo Sgn hSag s a ,t 's az Tcp2ns once S
f Pgrl ls9or9-ses;sts a1q Lepoii e ssy Sy ~ ~
AND COLORADO
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
T>rr-v stry station M New-loIk; foot Of illartvsL
eso LiIertv-st. a. iolows; ~
c1,,11V D.; m-For FiemngOn Easton Belvidere. Mauch
Jmdt ON l2Wsqua Wkesl4Tre Emra &C. Connects at
g5 ' a. mIor high Bridge branch schooleys Mountain
If y nuuk ImnaquA. Wike,0arre scranton. williams
y.iu a. NJ and 430 p. m.-For somervllc and Pennington
Wi .as7T1. ~ Ll,hn-'4 Pastor MaUch Chunk Tamaqua
H,, 2. F't,yi'le, Halti-burg, &c..
Na o aan and Lake Hoparong. Easton Bev1ders Sui
o. 5so ~. aaiiy-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
i-l-, M Connects 10 Junction lor d. l. and W r. r.
tTr lns TO o,9 points see Timetables at stations
q. Il. /. fls
recalling and Harm -uurg
Boats Of the Broos yn Erie Annex" make connection
5Jelsty City Station 10 and from BlOOkyn anu Ere DepJs
Jersey CITY
= EN-IORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- ans leave 7:ij, 9. n s.. q. 100. $3.50 Tex
PRE- r5 l. 5:l5 p. FOR Red Bank Long Branch, ocean
a. q, a IN. for Toms laver Bress0urg waretowu Cedar
7 A. I'D p M. vneand, Atlantic CITY, Tuckertown r. r.
a, 2. M. i.r Rrck-1urg Toms River waretown Cedar
lft'.. De
stage connections 70 and from KEYPORT no Matawan
Ionf 20 and FROM Oceanic and Fair Haven Ret Bank
ana rom Point Pleasant at sea Grt with ali trains
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
= Lave New-lors Pier > No r e. foot RectOrst
STEAMEH~ ST JOINS mi JESSE HOYT b
5t5. ,. ' ' ' ' $500
0criu Grove sea Grit &C. g.3Oa M Loo 8:I5 sos D. m
IONS Elyer Tuckert'n r. - and Philadelphia, jjJ l. H.
NIneIaud 8r.dgeton and Atlantic CRY. IOJpm-
NarrIO 4uU Cedar trrvh, &c. 81 +I D. u
SUNDAYS for III rAlluds and Long auch. g.3OL m.
LREEHOLD and NEW-NORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leave foot LDeIy-sL Tor Freehold az
40, ll.i5 a. u. a. J.IJ. p "a.
EEW-lOHh and pUTTADFJ pVIA NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
TVHF ERIE RAILWAY.

k'tt ERIE HAllN Al . ..,.,, ,..r.r, ,r-r
I-l.Il .. vs. a~I.IS EAILEyAD. Arrangement oi Trains
''-I ,5 5n t1 mi chicago Day Expre-s Drawing.
room CJ4.le- 90 I.If.lJ ana SUSPENSION H-il-t. m,
P Do, rDs , am f-t rlias q The West ana h.
west pulmau.s best bra" EsIoon sleeping coaches To
.pm DAILY, PacGc EzHress for the Vest sieep.ns
COACHES through 90 BAIh NiiE Eal,SI i'a ll'' ~
aa, and Chicago without c4Ale also hoteI D4ls cars 70
r Em.eraat train ,1r ihe West
itli-. Lave is4maer, street Depot Ncw-Ycrk. TOT
Newark f.iJ -L. Il.3u 10 u, e;t %, i.- JJW o.lV a9I
d. mi s1I ~ l.I -lt saturday nights only. suuaays 9lJ
de- ntheraPl Par and passac g. 800 10. 1920 a. M CHE
~ ~. nm w. " 40 5.II. 800 clio. $50, s. 10 l
i9maluislf sundays $3.50. 1920 Re- H. l.i' 0.5u' $40
, 'Ia g. 5.is. -51 -.io 10. lo:2I. 1850 M. y
$50 e. $3.50 f. De- D. u al q ~ M -i i5, D. co.,
81 -u.-u o. ll .1 % u - = GII ~ m u
midnight suuaays g. $40, lO.2) a a., l:iJ $780, p H.
Nea"urs and CoraiaI $50. a m, $3.50 4.30 D. M sun
E5ndoa. nd Eiug-,n a. m., $3.50 p sundays, s3oa
Goshen. e.. 75o o. 1920 TO-. $780, 800 4SO D. sun
1Eli.,e.oVn $50 - 1870 a. H. $50. 40 p. M. sun
hi in- connect Win NeR-l Or and OsWrgO MllaHl EA!-
i' Prt Jerv ESQ. O. 1920 m AGO. g. Up sundays
-:3.. 1890 o.. m. 81. ESQ and Q %. u. , .,.
tuIE-Bga- leave -.a'i i.-.''I ~ a' nm, a. is - w
Ts tsfg Ion uI-sig. aut Tor apartments lu DawingDon
cl,, sing an tran er az DAsta-s ihi u7 lg ~ Ne OH
U.ar Uiiite Sos. a. 500 OBJ Js hiItaMdtf y. ~ 40 2
Izpress trains from the West arrive In New-Hork az 1875
D. I-' JS0. n. ABB0TE GeuT Passr AgL, Sew.York
NORTHE3N RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
gain leay 81 4s t.t i5 $40 IIs b. M
SUMO = s. a. l and $3.50 Tho 1880 ,. liz train VIII
eev. 80 mau - ,'aT "a Ia, gI'a7 nights NJ t,o p m
sAo- >. ABBOTT. GEM faas'r Agt- Ne"-for~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
oBsERVE - M TABGE cIosELY.

In addition. the GRAND REPU BLTC leaves DAILY
West 2ith-t, 10 M. LerOysr. lu2J Pier 2 81 X,
l04J a. m.; Iewclrs Wharf. BrOolyn. n a.
Returning steamer. leave Iron Pier go minutes %
p. after which the AMLNiCIS viii leave D. ant
the GRAND hEPU BLIC the last boat, At 10 b. m.
Single fare. 80 cents excursion tickets 80 ceats
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS 20 TIE PIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
. FHIIU Valley RAILROAD.

I EHIJH VALLEY EAlLEOAD.
l. ARRANGEMENT OF Ph0rEEGEk TRAINS March
gU g Leave U,UUt- loot ct CJriuGt and DesJrJs ets
Zoo D. M for Ea-tuu, Bethlehem, Allentown, ke1.tn,
NT4uen Chuu.. HaLCtUu, Na.EOy cay, AslauL Wilkes
barr. scranton and Tuu kaauutck
$50 D. o., Ngh, Express daily i'r Ea'ion Eetliehem
,fI.rr,igvu Naucb Chunk hllkrsJ4rTe. LmIrL Ithaca
trJ Auburn Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls ana the
Ve.. Pullman -itcuiug coaches attached
"''" - EDBI ~ANHE, -uut add EngE
General Eastern OfI.e Church and CortauIJSts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-22
GfrnrsIGns.


A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing n
Woodbridge, ROssvtle aud Landing Ny0Tiiz
from Qot Jana every week day az m lare Overt al
any other route.
BRIGHTON BEACH
way, until further noce. viii run haitho1ry os.vltl
FLATBUsHAVE.
(Long Island Depot; Brooklyn sli
from $50 a m to 1000 2 ~; Trans viii al''.elr'
tFrsnklinavel hathouTlE from 63j a m, % 1901
p. m Last train from the Beach. II che G5l
1875 a. n. from Bedford, and the G5j ani 7;55
from Brighton do not run on sundays The fe1Js,
snd Fifth Avenue Lines via FIOn Perry by ttD1sl
Avenue and Adams and B0erum street Line IN Jtb1
1 ri. oy aouih brqoA oenI Lni a. 49,
Avenue and Franklin Lines. viii %
" z. DoRwGS. saosr a.,ni,l.
CONEY ISLAND.
" WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND LaLROAD
Brooklyn Depot;
SrHAVE- AM 2OrHST
iting
during me daytime on WEEK DAYS. this company val,
FRIDAY. AUGUST /. $50
Sell EXCURSION TICK ITS for LADIES Only
AT 10 CENTS EACH
anu ''' At 10 CEVts Ek5H.' o. '1' u ''1'
Children under years Of age rREE.
Such tickets VIII he c0od on an trtl cong . c01eT
Island from a. M % r. m, inclusive, and Dol al trans
turning from Conev Island unui p. ID.
Trans run HALF HOURLY until p. M Nd "a 'rsaiter
EVERY IS MINUTE
The BROOkLYN DEPOT can Doe reached r the following
Hnf- OF sectrs; PARK vanderbilt aid Hhtha''s NON
Adams street, DO rum Place and Fgth Avenue Line from
City HAL and south and Wall stree, Fer
transrrng at Ninth ave and Ffleeast 10 ears II tns
ANDREW r. Culver President
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TOSlER SCHOOL, Clifton Springs, \. Y
II For vouur Ladies. Address Dr. HENRI FOSTER, or
Rev. Dr. GEORGE LOOMS. References Wnlteaw Reid,
ESQ. Charles NoruhOn. esq.
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Bteamboats ano Railroads.

4 NEW LINE.
NETWORK TO NEWPORT VIA
NAERACANsETT PIER,
COMMENCING JUNE 2j, 1879.
Leave NETWORK. Grand Central Denot n. Y, Y. IT.
AMI IT. l.. r.. ~OI arrive Newport 4-O y. MI also
100 p. NJ. and arrive NJ Newport 500 D. ~
Through Central Depot AZ No. ga
Broadway lNewNOk Transfer Company and az principal
hote ticket offices iu NewYOrk city. and ina Brooklyn az
once OF New-lors Transfer Company, 80 10 Courtst
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7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Roches-
= fer ~. N-0me school f1r yOugg ladies; no serious
C-a OF .u.-s 100 years ana mfuy have been lu
proved u health send for c.loutar . ...-- ,
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hodro auo Rooms

t'Dbiu uHU huoWS
West Side
TWO or THREE gentlemen or gentlemen
and wives wl lud superior home at ~ West 2Jhst.'
terms moderate.
ItTH-ST., 326 WEST.-Entre second floor,
4 single suite also handsome pariUIs table
aLC attendants uneLCt puOuabe.
East Side.
A PRIVATE Family in 53d-st.. adjacent 10
"a a4ll-or-4vc, viii lrt their srcnu.h1rr with large
front fourth, with DparI exchanged Al
dress H. II. n. Tribune Jpto"u Office. LESS Broadway.
{. 1 To 81 A WEEK for board with single or
- + double rO1E liable board sii transient, q day.
lLAHIScL HOTEL y C.luHl'ace, near Broa4way.
Having another lot. -rwHcr buy llI selJ whole
aaie, hence our very cheap rate.
s)A-ST., EAST 10I.-Huisomely furnished
'J rooms for families gentlemen. with hrscass boarI
references
% EAST 2OIH-ST.-SuJrs OF rooms hand
40 s.ms.y furnished private bathrooms, with private
table, without tl1ri rooms Tor E.ultmcui breakfast
served % desire. references.
LVS EAST 23D-ST.-- Mis-. Z. IL. JENKINS
- offer with b1lri also SECOND toOr ~ .AIny
or party Of gentlemen private table Il desisc4-