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!. l.. Rickurd ba- jus, ived an immens" lot
of nrw Prirts. Call aud Gee them before they
are all gone,
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HngerstoSn Business Locals.
HOLIDAY GOODS

II q present you wish 10 make,
Go TO Einstein's before It's too late
He has line OF goods, both rich and rare,
That will cause old and young alike To stare.
When TO you his prices he quotes,
No matter. what, on pants, vests, or coats
His line OF neckwear is complete,
And consists Of something Itch and neat.
SO now, kind reader, bear this in mind.
The place Tor bargains is at VI. Einstein S
"'The little man round the corner
Bargains for the next 30 days ut Elnsteln s.
UageTstown. who has a very large line of Cloth
ing. Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps TO select from
and al prices that will please all. Aiull line oil
Neckwear for the Holiday trade.
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SPECIAL CLUB RATES.

The Weekly American with any OF the fol-
lowing named journals. VIII be sent one gear.
10 separate addresses, II desired. AT the prices
given in the first column Of figures:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13
A GOOD FARM
AT
PRIVATE SALE.


THE FARM belonging 10 the heirs of Jacob
Byers, deceased, situated one mile west oil
Scrabble, in Berkeley County, West virginia,
containing 1877 acres and y poles, Is offered nj
private sale. The improvements consist OF one
LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, nearly
new, Il good BARN, Corn Crib, Granary, Wagon
Shed, new Hog Pen, Smoke House, and the
property is watered by one of the best Wells In
the country. very convenient 10 the house
good Cistern, two steps from the porch-both
having splendid new Pumps (Powell's makeG
also two good stock Ponds. The improvements
are all about the center OF the farm. and are All
well rooted and in good condition, making IT
one OF the most convenient and valuable farms
in the county. The farm lies bat one mile from
Il church, school, and store, aud two miles from
II mill The farm is of Limestone Land, IN n
good state OF cultivation, and Is WELL I'M,
BERED. The ncighborhoOd Is MI that could
be desired by any one, the people being among
the most thrifty and intelligent of the Two Viz
ginias. Apply To the executor of the estate,
now occupying the farm. The terms Will be
made to suit purchaser. Address,
JOHN NJ BYERS,
lett Snyder's Mills, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Just received another lot Of nice Sniis and Men
and Boys Ov.rcoais. n, 4. r. Hnrn'i'kbou-e's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

IMPORTANT FACTS: As it ia the duty Of
every individual, high and low, rich ana poor
to use a certain amount OF economy ana make
every dollar 90 as lar a. 1t VIII, We recommend
all persons IN want Of any kirh qn.iIy or yle
al DRY Goods to call at A. Yh giiuss Popular
Dry GOODS House near Public Square, iialeis
Iowu Md
Tn,re v u will not onl, fini the largest stock
of Dry G,od> in thu Cumberland Valley, but
will find the finest fairies # very design IN
Ladies Dress Gn"ds, Men and Bow Wear, No.
ton, Tium'ngs, &r.. &r. They hav" Tow
OF Ell for the uadr large sInrks Of Dress SILK,
(Sprri | har gains In culorS AT - cents and Black
1T 81 .OO,) silk usn,s, Velvet, Fur "na Beaded
Trimmings, Ladies Choking Ciutns, Con ana
Fl,nueI Settings In all III. new shades and nov
ellis, Goth Coats and d ,.m,uS silk Rhadrma
DoImaus, handsome Cloth jackets, Underwear
in AL siz.s ard qualities for Indies, Gents and
Children, Blankets, Shawls aud Skirts. Full
line If DONE site Go dds
Calicoes best quail les ut : aud cents.
Ginghams, ut cnlOrs, NJ ard O., nts.
Musns 1t 3 and ) cents for test ward wide
Elegant C,uton Flaunels at 5 tud 0 cents.
All oth.r goods are M, Y at equally low
prices Their motto is GOOD GOODS, SHORT
PnnFITs AND Quick SALES We urg upon our
readers when IL Hage stown not tn fail To visit
A. Yinglug's Popular Dry Goods Storr.
AT SPANGLER'S, Hag' rstown, Md, com.
prtIe assortment ut black goods, all wool BLACK
Cashmere 40 cent?, special bargain, the best ~
cts lack ca,hrnrrr- in the city.
AT SPAN"LER'S, Higersiovn, No, ID cert
dress silks, all col RS. We MAX u sp'ci ~ o a
black silk al 81, former price si.25 Silk plush,
all shades, 81 aud $3.50. Silk vclvets !rum l.95
up. Vrlv-tepns from 35c up.
AT SPANGLER'S, HhgersloFn, Mo, novel
ties in fall dress goods, all shades. Imported
goods, Partisan eff cts. 1T Do. aud 23r. Same
quality sold last season ut SIC We havr eighty
four pieces half wool dress goods ut l2I7c, such
as were never offered to the trade before. II
will DIV Won TO call aud see them.
AT SPANGLER'S, HagrrslOwn, Nd, the
largest stock OF dry goods and no tons in West
ern Maryland, great bargains offered in every
department,
AT sPANGLERS. Hagertown, Md, two
cases standard prints Sc, one case saiins, new
styles, 900 yards of g,nghatn. &c; 5000 yards
muslin, yard wide. exc.
AT SPANGLER's. Hagerstown, Md, oil the
latest novelties in trimmings, silk fing r, passa-
mentri.s, ornaments, clasps, thinning brai',
cord and tasses, gimps.sDd novelties 10 buttons.
AT sPANGLFR'S, Hagerstowr, Nd, the best
Soc corset in the city. All wool aud ucrino nm
derwear for ladi.~, gents and children. Tie
largest variety of stockings in the county. A
bargain in 500 pairs all WOOL misses stockings at
r.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

FACT WORTH REMEMBERING.-That j. II.
BFACHLEY the square une ich ant il nov rtceiv
10, one uf The largest and most complete lines oil
cassim.re ard worsnd suiiiDgs that can be
fnund 1, q,vrrs,owp Ae has also In his en-
vln a gond Tai or; y u will ave money by tx
amiuiuy this stock fare hu'ing
BLACK SILKS -BEACHLEY IL now stllrg
the b.sl black silk for sl.OO and 81 - per ware,
that can be had in Hdgerstowr. Don't faii 10
SEE them. ~,
CnLoREp SILKs-A full line of colorrd silks
In all the d. SRA lie .hadss and nj prices that en-
not be undersold can he ionud at j. H. bEaCh-
LEY'S on the square, Hngrr town.
s.5- Iook ont for the "LitLle man around the
coiner," Hagerstown, who is still y" the top OF
the ladder.
20 1T is A FACT that the largest and most
complrte stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, To is,
Iron, Wondenware. Paints, Glass, t)lls, Brushes,
Whips. Rope and Farming Utrnsils in Wash
iuplon county can be seen at Mckee Brothers
near the Market House, Hagerstn"n, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

SILKS! SILKS!.-Ladies desiring 10 pur-
chase siIk should not ial 10 see the III 'st COM
pleie assortment in II ,yerstown at I. A. Brugh's
This W. elk lac is offering extra good valnr IN
Black Silks at 81 90, Sl.l5 ard 81 -. tul
line of culnrcn silks, good heavy quality at bac
per yard. A full line OF Surah Silks NJ sl.25.
ul. Ii e uf Rh .dema Silks at Sl.6j. hhnds"mr
Satin Me.velrux at Sl.4O; also thr beet silk
Plush.s V,lveIs ami SnIius than "te being "i-
ipr.G at Ih- prices. Call 10 sec them M bc
can, iuced of the superior guilty aud low prices
of his 81 H..
CLOAKlNGS.-P. A. BRUGH, II ,gerst'w
Md la, just received his Second i"v"ice ni
Lirht Cloikimgs Tor The TALL and wint"r srIson
mt bottom prices. PlusGcs for trimming In all
shrts.
inst received this week at P. \. BRUGlfs,
Hnyer.Iow', Md 4 la'ge asS"r m'nl 81 Mus
ou.tlinr KID 81 ,ves, in Terra Gotta aud all the
II W shades. Tall and See W. IN
FLANNELS.-G"t r. a kRuGH's, iIagprs-
town, Nd. { r Ret, White and C,nt"n Fiannels.
He his the largest slu,k and lower price.
SILKS! SILKS !-Just received at Z. A.
BRUGu'S, Htsersto~r, Nd, fun line 81 col
orcd silks, warranted not To Gu; for ID CTS. per
yard. The form price has never been less than
81. Do rot faii to see ih' IN.
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WANTED.

TWISH TO buy few hundred bushels Of good
j POTATOES, for which l will pay CASH or
TRADE. Also. one barrel OF pure Cider VIM
egar. in exchange for goods.
Dec o. J. y. TRUSSELL.
pRIME New Orleans Molasses for sale BY
! G. T. LICKLIDER.
TALL and examine our stock OF BOOTS and
@. 7. LICKLIDER,
nov le-tf Shepherdstown, w. Va.
nITRON, Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Cheese.
~ &c, at II. II LiChLiDtnSt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

Address
Charles G. Fulton,
AMERICAN OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

Club Regular
Names OF Journals. Prices OF Price OF
the two. the two
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

We have often heard Il remarked thai no mt
ter how we'll lady il dressed, il her hanrs are
not neatly gioved and shr h'- not nice httlng
boot. she looks un,idv and carel'ss, and the Ell
feet Of her dress is sp' lied. L,dhs will d" we'll
To remember IN 1t We have many styles at Gle
ou,t loot wear hich are hevo"d criticism
MRS A. ROSE ~ DAUGHTER. - n. Potomac
ST. Hager.tnwr, Nj.
We keep foot year in all sizes, and bali sizes,
and SIS many widths rs lengtnf, thus inruring =
perlect ft for all no matter ~nar tn shape OF
the foo, may hr. MRS A. ROSE ~ nAUIH-
TER. 81 n. Potomac ST., HAgcr-town, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

FIG CAKE.-Two cups sugar, three eggs
one cup milk, one half cup butter, three
cups flour, three teaspooufuls of baking
powder. Bake i'm four layers, and Tor
filing take one pound of figs, chopped
very fine, ole cup water, one half cup
sugar. Cook till soft and smooth. This
makes filling for two cakes. 1t will keep
a long tine if top and sides Of cake are
TODD
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

CaApPEp HANps.-Take common starch
and rub it into fIue smooth powder. put
it into clean tin box, and every time the
hands are removed from dish-wat or hot
suds rinse them carefully In clean water,
and while they are damp rub Il pinch Of
the starch over them. covering over the
whole surface.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-13

MUrroY SouP.-Boil a leg of mutton
from two to three hours and season with
salt, pepper and about tablespoonful Of
summer savory rubbed ine. Just before
serving add noodles made in this way:
Beat one egg light, add pinch of salt,
and -four enough to make stiff dough !;
roll out in very thin sheet, dredge with
flour to keep from sticking, then roll up
tightly; begin at one end and shave down
fine like cabbage for slaw.
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Rallied.

Sept. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Egw.logS, Nov. I&-BEENES-Recei were % cars OF
937 hcad40 cars NJ O0thsi anu 1ni U,g. ~ ~
man, cal, city aughterers ana cars OF irA'' Wig
mn is reported ;or lomoIoS, and an active ma Act at higher
igur,s IS cent!riily plrictSi L. ni,cr with robcr o,
sair Cty slaughtered Texan sides are quoted nt O,2G1c
9 IpU1''I0c Western Dressed selling at GId0c
hc Wisconsin takes out 100 o. P' Una S41 car a
Srirh or tomorrow and the France with both Live Cattle
AM MT Walxcl or & d. waze: l0G Texans; $50, at
81 80. -,.. 100 ru,oo,. s,oor, "a, o,,, o,
H. Gl ,, - cwt at Ii SO do cwt at lie, % 10
acubcck Davis on commission 10 state b" Sl@ TO- al
SceIvEs- Receipts were 100 head. Market unchanged
with GrassoIs ana but n S'"S ~ 7' A. ' WI
10 Dressed Veas in good demand lac and Country
Hume n Mullen cold 90 GTass;rs, ~ ~, a. Sc.
IIalenbeck DAYS sold; bu'oIinnA'' ~ To- at ei
Egs Oh. 9d ysaI1 lis s At &c ,o H. &C. p Jersey
.vea. no a27S ~ atg1lOG. IL cor. ., Aos
nssal Eh CARE AS at si1etR and jcTssyy
light supply enabled sellers TO sun uther axsnSe PTGSs
nary 20 Prime lambs selling at l66tc
Dressed Mutton ner but quiet a7GSHc Dressed LAMBS
The name the sheep .assmsn
& TIeneman the only firm Of sheep saagileIers H. New.lk
CITY not connected WIN soc the ec iSS BTo receive
sales~DTenbAck & Dewey sold; 90 state Lambs ~ ~, al
% do S 60 c an a. S S' a IS STATE sheep So
H. ut 5c 10 Ewes l10 d. at he, and ~ do 30 TO-
Haicnbeck C Day. sold ~ state Lambs 4 ~ ct s,9e
s 81 GT II IL az at &C., &C. and hr &S 100
Hume Mullen sold 10 state Lambs 20 b., a. &C. Jos
So n q do S9 80 at S ID M % S
oig Sn@ and tii Il state Ewes, b2 10 at iaac;
newton Gict sold: 25 Pennsylvania sheep lis n, at
5c las DO lOl h az 5l4c l75 Gambia sheep ami Lambs
j. 8 Piso S soid Jersey Lambs e p at Gle
tOtst Jersey CITY. Demand better at an ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14

NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1888
The following sales held at Exchange Sae'room
today
By Richard v HdTnsn & Co.
one plot Of land 4th.avc n Q OF 91st.st, 52jx
1GJ-irregulaT; OConnOr. Sio,O3o
by n. j. Bleecker
Two fats unfinished, with plot sh'aye, cor OF - oo
l4Sds 49.l1XlO0 Pinkney. &oOOV
BJA. II. irtller Z Son.
Two lots c s. East ll4th-st, % It Of Madsonave o
each 25NlOOll Gerry 6,ZoO
Madison.aye, sw cor Of liz hst25llxlOO ooo
one ot n ;, East li8ths 100 IT e Of 5h,ave, 25x .o
lO0ll StaHtOn... 4,OoO
BY Bernard Saph.
Two lots n 3, l9Gthst 1866 It cof Acxanderaye o.
26xOO T. Stedman. 4,0OO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFw.YoRK CITY.
lO'R mc To- e cGsn t'f '..o $3.50
L' n mi Dillon and husband to p Weisef .... 500
''' Kervip N 80. VI '-.,' 24,25O
Wah"ney 10 b ] solomon -.e,.-'...... $4,000
and ~ vie TO BaSiGgartcn -. 10000
Watcr.st, Nos 1872 aud 33i; Aud and wife 10 VI
56tist, Nos 1873 and I35 West; j NJ Levy to r Aud.
'l' man and d if ife 10 Wright 10000
VI fiavens ", to J Whine and anUther...-.::..;;
lOtlave " r. 100 IL Of 20tb-st, S3.lOXlOO ii +
FirrIcpout and wife to General Theological Semi
l5otR.st. 8 $50 It Of Courtiandtaye, 50xlOO; FL
GschiOmd to Knab and wife .-.........:..-....;
9t-ayc q II OF 53Lst 2i4X70 Cknk ana n, ooo
ooths s. 300 It Of 3daye lOOzlOOli; Wilson >, ooo
No 2g i fIca to Charlotte astor 325O
13d.st 5, 100 n OF 0thave, 50XlO22i NJ Wei -. ,o
and wife tOJ L FARLEY -ioO'
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
ST LOUIS Nov 49, Cdhle-Reccipts 800 head shipments
100 supply and demand light Exports strong 30 Sb@
so 50i Good TO Choice shipping So 4OU$Oi Common 70
Fair 81 50dS5 25 Stockers and Feeders, 81 2Oas4 70
Native ButcherhS, sSGs4 20 Texans - ZoGsa loi
SaSep|Receipts $50 head shipments 100 head market
slow Common 10 Medium, s2 509S3 90 Fair TO 'ood'
50 40dS3 10; Prime 10 Extra, SO SOG$4 20. ,
Receipts, 1900 head shipments 200 head demand
active and prices higher Workers. "a 80 OSi 4O PachIHS
81 6O1eI 50; Butchers 81 1884 80.
BUFFALO, Nov. l3.-Cdhle-Recelpts to-day, 22l Eead
for thus far, 1900 head for time last week.
head consigned through o. market strong ana
higher; Light Fair steers 80 GO0S5 90 Good Shippers
80 go $50 IS; Canada Stockers, SO 7jGSi %. ,,.
head for time last week. $4,000 head; consigned
through cars in good demand aud prices shade higher
all sold Fair TO Good Western, SO 7jdSl 4Oj Choice u
Fancy, - 5Odf4 90; Canada Lambs, 50 4Od$0 40
hOqs-Heceipts 900 head for week thus far 2OOO ea
FOR time week. % 900 head; consigned through "
market fairly active and shade hgher Coca 10 DOce
Workers. 81 604f 75 Light to Fair do - lOG4 OG GCI
WGights 81 ROAST u.s. Choice Heavy ~ sO0t4 5O
Fair to Good Ends. - 1884 90; Pigs, IS 75dS4 10.
Receipts 81 shipments 5000 head market fairly
active opening 501O higher later the advance was O
Rough Packing 81 2O0S4 GO Packing and shipping 81 40
Qf5 Light 81 30d$i 20; skps, So 5O0fi 2O the market
closed quiet.
Cottls-Receips, 1000 head; shipments, 1900 head;
market brisk and prices ed stTOnqeT Natives unchanged
Texans 10 higher Exports 50 3O0S6 So Good TO Cbnce
shipping Steers, 50 5OGS6 25 Common TO Medium - go
So 90 Nebraska Texans SO S0 Grass Texans 80 20 ~ 20
She,p-Receipts 400 head shipments AGO. good grades
10 higher; Poor TO Fair, 81 j0Q3 jO Good, -; Cholce
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Mem Publications.
II WORTHINGTON'S NEW BOOKS.

TYPES OF SPANISH STORY, or the Manners ana Gus
toms of old CASTLE illustrated with SO proof echngs on
Iepanese paper by r Los Rios. Imperial svo unique
cloth binding, gilt top, $40.
NORTHERN AND EASTERN BIRDS toUR) Contain
ing descriptions birds Of the Northern ana
States and British Provinces together with history o e
habits times arrival and departure their Distribution oo
sone time Of breeding and careful and accurate
Of their nests eggs Prousey illustrated win oooeu
and other fulpage engravngs By Edward A. sainueis
vol. octave cloth extra 50.
RoCFT-S THESAURUS OF ENGLISH WORDS hND
PHRASES classified arranged 80 as TO hclhute lhe
Of ideas assist in literary composon NJ"
English edition. Revised and enlarged by the auloI SUM-
]. L. Roget. Grown Svo, cloth extra new edhon'@%
For sale by all booksellers, or by
r. WORTHINGTON, 40 Broadway, New-fork.
My NOVEMBER MONTHLY LIST OF
vi CHOICE AND RARE BOOKS and PRINTS VIII be
sent 10 any address on application to
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NOU CAN buy all the new books at ~ per
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vrxv WORK nAuy TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1888

Of 10. Country Dressed q1ist a. &c for Heavy
Sales-Smh Reid sold l42 Western Hogs, 1875 -, at
47sc; l21 do COarse 10 d. at % ROu2hs 80 10 at4c
had sale OF Common TO Good Hogs with 81 0OG
s. 90 bid and "a 1896 asked
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Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

EOR BOSTON, Fare Only So.
VIA FALL RIVER LINE. I Limited Tickets
Best route t. Newport tall River aud all Eastern points
Daily service, SUNDAYS INCLUDED from Per2S,N.R, at
4 SOP. m. STEAMERS PILGRIM and BRISTOL. Connection
by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn and Jersey CITY NJ p M
Tickets and stacrOOms may b" secured In NeWNoS AZ all
principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the office on
rIER2S. and on steamer.
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE l.. CONNOR,
Agents. GeHl Pass. Agent
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NEW-HANEN, Mcridcn. Hartford, Spllng-
" field Holyokc Montreal and intermediate points steam
leave PEI no 70, r. T. at p m and II p m Sundays
cNceplod connecting with trains AZ NcwlIGycn for Ielln,
Hartford springfield etc Tickets sod and baggage checked
g44 broadway y. Y, ana No. C0urt-st, Brooklyn
EXCiI sion 10 NCU.Iiaygn and return, - %.
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STARIN'S >,eroDr, r,ox
y CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS

- lAhlN
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier Is, n. H.. foot of COrtlandt-st
Cousgnments of freight forwarded directed to any part
Otle world.
uNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery Of all kinds Of freight ana mer
Chandise any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hghter to any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. Starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier 49, N. r. at p. III. daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between NeW'forh anu
New.Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. w. r. H. received Mt Psr TO-
For New Haven and points East, at Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via from Iron Pier l, r. foot Of
Whltohall.st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Commuuipaw, n. DRY Docks,
Machine aud Boiler Shops Everything appcrtaning to the
construction and repair Of vessels
TVROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
Al ~ r., foot OF ChrisOphers, daily except saturday
al M connecting with morning trains Tor all points North
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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NORWICH LINE

= REDUCTION or FARE.
To Boston ~ WOrCo - 80 Nashua 3 % Portland
So and no transfer.
The steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER.
without exception the most cccan boat on tbs sound AMI
N, favuritc CITY OF BOSTON
leave No i0 North River. foot ~ NattSt, next pier
above Dcsbr0sscst perry daily except sundays NJ 4 pm
Drawing 10 Boston from Sew London Gt $40 a. NJ
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD.-C commencing sept II, 1855,
M, Western New.Nofk and Northern Express, with
GTaWing.ruOm
SO A. M Fast Limited Chicago Express. with dining
siOppug Albany Utica syracuse. Rochester BUFFALO, Erie
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago lO2O ~ next DAY
1880 NJ Chicago Express drawng-Toom cars 10 Canaan
Gasua Rochester and Buoi connects ur sharon springs
also Tor OswCgO.
a. M Albany and Troy connecting iOr tlca Saratoga,
GI,u's Falls, Lake George and Rutland
1901 No., Albany and Troy special DraW!ng-lCOm cars
u. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
- Louis EyT:cs1, with sleeping cars lot NAgAn
FaS Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Toledo, Detroit
aud II Louis.
$50 ~ Express with sleeping Syracuse and to
Auburn Road also Montreal Connects for Saratoga.
D. M PaCin, Express, with sleeping ears Tor Rochester
EuTan cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago IT. Louis OsWe.
q, also Clayton except saturday. ,,,
p. M Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Abany ana
Connects with the morning trains FOR the Vest ana
North except saturday night. - ,,,.
Tickets on sale ut Grand central Depot No Bowling
Green, 20 and 4l3 broadway and AZ Westus Express
Oaicei PARK place and 7Sj and g42 Broadway, NtW1 OK
and 333 Washington and SGi FultUnsts, MOokyn ana ~
Fuurth.st, Williamsburg.
Baggage called FOR and checked from residence
These trains daily. All others daily except sunday
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