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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

yENE Fankn Manufacturing Company have hand their
PAPER MILL the Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
OF superne fine and letter folded and
fat ruled and PLAIN also medium printing enveloP and
wrapping Of various the lowest wholesale prices
which they invite public attention. assured that In quality and
their manufacture viii bear with the production
Of Northern Factory They prepared execute orrsfo
description Of paper that the market their
require. Merchants dealers requested call the Paper
Mil and Iamine for themselves NH I4u
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GEORGE EARLE. Merchant TAILOR.

NO. I75 Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
AZ constantly hand, his Tailoring Store op-
posie the State House elegant
English Cloths Cassimees and Neng received
0 lie conducts the establishment the principle sending
garments out OF his but those quality
thus thai he has enjoyed city
and throughout the Union lie would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen visiting the city them he
orders entrus. 10 superior style, than
the quality be civ lmy TT
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Jones y WINSTON,

jones Il WINSIUN,
GrOCcrs and Commission Merchants,
DEG leave, in rendering their services to the
~ he s,e u IN pro
duee rratuds 10 their ierds he.
raj vou Ever dcsrous of mcnE the confdncc
friends By fcasfi 70 hcir fat
MI peormancc Of every Obligation ncdent Their
correct merchants th,y s only 10 times pas that
bcr energies gwen he q an property committed
charre goods avays
rcpdt aurle ssusaton Fea-s ne rrn
cpls or t~r rrett rEAKE They have now on hand
and oner Tor ssc on she snorable tcrrus
10000 ~ beavy Western sides and Shoulders
asse - JOKES
500 bbi. No Z apd and uninspce'cd ~ c. uerinss
10 hhds. a. and Foro Rico sugar
New orleans sni W. luda M1issses
zoe sscts favrrpool saH
t.agusyra. Rio and ava Consa
2 brsta sorted Ffutaton Iron
Cast Euenss v. Csrmsn aud Common steel
IS bbls Secuted Wh-sey, a Frcnch
sod Nirriaa Appie Bfandy Rumrsrducfs Whisksy, &C
Is bbs best Wlsons fieAing Viucgar
Lard Loaf Sagar sud Tea
5000 rs. smlthhch Fsaiy Bacon hog round.
RJ- CAL At Ne. 80. hu
n AGUYHA COFFEE.-iOo b,ss Iasuyu Cone. lssd
~ INC sid fOJ ale BY
js0 pAvENfoRT, ALLEN 90.
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DIR. CULLEN,S
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for Fe

IL male eomplains-an invaluable medicine
females.
retail by Jos r. Rowand 376 Market Philadelphia
Richmond, Va John T. Caan Washington; Henry Cook AleI
nndrta
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SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind Of the above Oil. which is
from the bet manufacturer market and
can always warrant To be the very that had
frceommend TO tho-s VITO prefer pure Sperm A- Solar
10 - SAMUEL F. DOVE
WINTEH BLEACHED SPERu OFT. from tn,
w eecsiiei manufactures in New Bedlord and New
jaIs DAVENPORT. ALLIES CO.
SnTTHS' BELLOWs.-Jus, received direct from ne
- H'nufseuef iun Of suuhs Bellows
wN s JNo DOMAIN.
10 81 M Main
TINRJNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-wc h-s, ir,, re-.
u esyed large stock Of Travelling runss t.g,Icn Hses
made on IRON famc and well anishsd Wh,h Will oil very
cheap We AWE an want 10 call apd eStmne sioct and
prices before they euy b. II PUrNEY WATTS
ROBERT MOTT
House sign Painter aud GtazIer
Mr. &or % ~ EreAssrs Rod, R'eisvsd gvrfzia,
~ received further supply Of Paints us Copc and other
French and American Window C-s arrs from $40 TO
Sofs6 inches a Of which be- 10 dcsous sell wot up
MA iarr urry Of Soap Sion, Paint for sale low W
rsrot TIN or ssinri-d Roof RN
IUsr TO HAND, ane as.orucp, Of caaugire s,rsens
ap9o WV HoorH
VTISE, BACON, Nc.-we h,vc Heungs and bacon l't
iof Bargains GsCrrEg 4 GREtTFR
IH1 ? to'rs below ne Ben.
A COMPLETE assortment Of all kinds OF
100 IN UoovgEs. No ~ N,l- stree,
4 lME.-LIME.-6OO Casks fresh Thomas.
~ ton Lime hndnE fom s,hf Willow and fct BY
ug HENRY FISHER
ID TLE AM HIAsTING POWDER.
IL Salt fctrr, Rce, Coppefas &C. For sale By
mvap DAVENPORT. ALLEN a co
NIsGIsIA BACOS--taoeo 10, Virgins Cured Bseoa ,a.
v received and fof ale BY
n9 BIsseIL a eCANpLIsH
FrLg RRANDY-so bbl. App,e Brandy N sor- and Coz
~ abby BissEiI. NcCANnLIsH.
DRINE WHITE CoRN-itoo bushes psimo wAts Cors IN
u stcre, and for sale Ia lots purchsssrs By
RIseEtI. q hcCANnItsH.
SUPENoR BERMUDA ARROW ROOT, saitsss ior invalid.
- and ihants, ioT 49, BY GAYNOR WOOD.
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GNANTON mATTINGS-whhe and eoored Canton Mat
~ tngs, -, 50 and 6-f--for sale ebespat
LATHRoP CHRISTIAN 4 cos,
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EAGLE HOTEL

EAGLE HUTEL,
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
II HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
n which Furniture and every eomfOr
table accommodation Boardes BY the Day Month and
also for Trsn-ent As every will be made
satisfaction, hope be literally patronred Persons visit
Ing the Cry would do well Eagle Hotel naand
those having may made best
aTnnSe1eatfor having them well taken Of
fe 2G-d6m MARY p CRUMP.
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To BUYERS OF FURNITUHE--sOUTH
a. / w MEEKS

AVING facilities for manufacturing all kinds OF
FasAtoHsb and sptlad ErnifHrs used beg
specially call the attention Of Southern Gentlemen and Ladies
visiting New York their HabIshment No II Vesey street
few doors from the AsioT House. A. their Store Rooms will be
found stock ofFurnTe made the and
modern Partisan desirable styles such Egyptian,
ElTabethan, Gothic Louis XIV and XIV all OF which Of
their manufacture and under their personal
iniendence aud warranted made this city Europe
New York, Sert. I2ihrf5 ~
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[IQI5I1A13IES

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF scrofuln Mrrcurial Disc sscs,
aud all other iuip uritics .f the blood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD
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HlRUSIGES-PanL whte.wash, Hair, Cloth and Tooth
- Brushes, and Hair Bfooms for sale by
GRUBBs APFERsON
"a No. Ma street
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-25
LGGzIGUlalEUEAI1o
From the Farmers Library.
ROT-JAMES COW
EMS SLETTER.
Ndo,,. a INV D,n % lS45
Mount Airy, Dec. 29, is45.

:
NY Dear Sir,-Your note on the sub
lee! q The Pota,os Rot dated Salur-
lay, ajG uol reach alMonut ..2ry--Sun-
iay ia'5Y;rnejag--,ill this morning,
Ecnday. Il would give me pleasure to
obIigc YOU fully ia this matter. did time
perun 20 go more into detail, but lh'
brief space allotted fer reply, will COM
pel n. 10 u5 as cooCIse IS possible.
| hold ihat a,m0spheric Influence is
the sole cause Of the late prevailing ro'
in the potatoes; that neither manure no.
condition Of soils could have produced
he calamity, that aniaacoIas and fun
i ace SIS remote from 1.-THE latter may
in partial manner injuro poiatoC
plant, as they would, under peculiar
circumstances be like 10 lnjure Other
pIar,s, that The rot is %, epiGamle; and
/ have reason to believe thai sound OF
psriislly SQUAD potatoes, iBksn from di.
eased crop or heap, will if planted, pro-
ducs hesl,hy, sound potatoes, 10 the 90
sanca Of the cause which injured then
the previous season.
! would therefore encourage the iir
mers to cultivate their potatoes as tor
merIv, choosing the soils and applying
he manures wch hitherto we're fouod
best adapted TO their culture, forgeIilnl
lr overloo iog The rot altogether anC
lsre garding the noslrums recommends
for its prevention; the Po'atOe won
hear docloring.
The weather which produces rot l.
Either a severe, continuous draught o
some weeks slrnding, thereby pre-
venting the natural growth and malurl
Y of the polstoe, for the wsol Of mols
lure, or very hot weather, bringing III
polatoe 10 q premature ripsneSs, sOccee'
ed by wet, suliry weather, unnsIurs' J.
spring like, which provokss 'he ,uber
o'perform tha functions OF seed, thereb.
ldisolvng The connection between then
land their vines, the vines die, tho root
undergo an inclpient fermentation prep
aralory 10 decomposition: The operalio
! Of budding or growing is checked b
The natural temperature that at lengl
prevails which arrest The pos'oe in i
iwork of producing, and hence It's deter
ioraion. The latter condition Of It
wealherls the prevailing cause Of Il
rot
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properly so, for who should be military he.
roes if no those who worship the Lords o
HosIs!
And is Soult HebrewF
Yes; and several of The French marshas
and the most famous Massena, for exam
pie, his real name was Manasseh, The
consequence of our onsullaiion was ths
some Northern power should be applied to
il friendly and medilaIive capacity. We
fixed on Prussia, and the President OF the
council made an application 10 the Prus'
sian minister, who attended few days bllei
our conference. Count Arnim entered the
C sbinel, and beheld Prussian Jew!
OF the high a,tainmenIs Of the Jew il
music al science, D'Israeli speaks as fol.
lows,
Il speak not Of the past, though were
to enter into The history of the lords o. mel
ody. would Gnd il in the annals Of Hebrew
genius. Bu, al this moment even musical
Europe Is ours. Ihere is not company
Of singers, not an orchestra in single Cspi
lal, that arc not crowded with our children
under the lesned names which they adopt
TO concliale the dark aversion which your
posleriy will some day disclaim with shame
~" d'ssu-i.-.4most every great composer
skilled musicisns---almosI every voice sns'
ravishes you with its transporting strains,
spring from our tribes. The catalogue is
100 vast 10 enpmera!a--too l!lusiriOus 10
dwell for moment Gu secondary nance,
however eminent Enough for US that the 3
great creative minds 10 whose exquisite in
ven,.ons all minds al this moment yield
Ros,lni, Meyor5ser. Msnd:lesaohn-are OF
Hebrsw race; ard little 90 your men Ct fash
ion--your 'muscadine' Of Paris, emo your
dandias Of London---as thrill IuIo rap!ureJ al
The notes OF a Pasta or a Grisi, Ii,Ils do tbs!
suspect ,ha, they are Offering ,hslr homage
to the swset singers Of Israeli
:, =. 9.
=srqs55zz
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HIN rs FOR .aPRlL

There is, perhaps, no month IN the
wear which should be more deeply IN.
ieres,iog 10 tie the American husband
man, and has believing, we will proc
ceed TO call The stten'on of our 6reth'
eren 10 60 TO work TO in right good ear
nest, so that they may always commoo'
their own time, and have the pleasing
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4 OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
OPPOSITE Sr. PAUL's CHURCH, MAiN-s1
TERMS:


The COL UllBI,A DEMOCRATWWb BE-
published eUery Saturday morning, Al
IVO DOLL.aRS per annum Pdya6i'
half yeariyin adUanCe, or ItcO Dollars
E}ty Cents,Vnotpaid within the yeay
No subscription wW be takcn for shorter
period MGn air months; nor any diScOn
tinuance permitted,untI all arrearage'
are discharged.
.4DVERTISEDTENS not eTceeding q
square 1cW be coRSpicuouSly inSeriedol
one DoLarf for The first three insertions
and 7tOenty,fUc cents for eOery subSe
guent Insertion. b-7"A liberal diScoul
a,ade 10 those Who GdUcrtiSe by the yea,
LETTERS addressed on business ,n,,tsi
be post pail.
'e sssr
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Very respectfully yoars, &c.
JAMES GOWEN

WiNian, Peter, E'q.
Her Bntannic Majesly's Consul, Phils
'delphia.
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Balance due the Treasury. >.

Balance due the Treasury. $751; 800 80
The banks of this State will make their quarterly re.
port to the comptroller in few days. which will en-
deavor TO forward you in advance.
The Court of Errors met in this city to-day. Present
Lieut. Gov Gardiner and fourteen Senators No quorum
Adjourned TO Monday, Now Q.
Lieut. Governor Gardiner il at Congress Hail. and is
in excellent health He had short interview with Gov
Wright his arrival and their rubcund vsages looked
reverse is necessary to the development of the ,m-
handing dignity and towering genius of great sta es-
man. Wr ght will improve on II, we suppose
The sun wears leaden aspect to-day; the weather ia
misty, but mild Spectators in flour quiet but we
have just heard Of the arrival of the amer Flour is
held at SIS sIt4, but no buyers
DR.. Matthew'S, late Chancellor of the University of
New York. has received invitation from several OF
Of our most distinguished citizens to deliver course of
lectures in this CITY The connection between learn
ing and religion" The Rev. Doctor has graciously &C
cepted the invitation, and will deliver the first of the So
res at the Dutch Church in Pearl even
ing Lectures of this character happy to state,
are paroniscd by distinguished and very lovely
women without Distinction or conjunction. The Young
Mems Association Of this city will attend them
Inc musical circles here veAed at the inolerab
stupidity OF Sivori, Herr De Meyer Burke Mrs Ioder
come to Albany ' WV
possible, they ask that the repute of ALBANY RAJ
nowned as has been for its refined society its excl
sive and thorough bred aristocracy and is nrimtve
hospitality, IN this century has deprecated The
thing indeed possible J" asks rouc ais Il po,s;b, D,
echoes siiad ELSE why we so provokingly en-, he
these musical prodiges ." Sweet spirit of Anscrson
give clue tot" Grisi, Paganni, somebody avery
body, tell u.s."
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MeSrhEAL, Friday, Nov. 6-Ashes-Therc are few
Offering, but both sorts very heavy Of sale at
quotations FlourThe demand has not been active this
week. but the receipts having been light, prices have
been fully maintained The sales have been of fine at
als Cd to 3?s 3D. and Of superne at sas Cd to a4 We
quote good brands Of fine, this afternoon. at 3ls o.
samples Of wheat in fair request About
1900 bushels were placed at IS Cd to IS Sd per
90 lbs No transactions to quote in peas.
HAVANA, Oct E.-Beans, white 6ral 3; Beef No. J.,
prime and mess, 4al0r; butter American yellow,
l7a25D; cheese, American 10 per lad; -four Phadel.
phia and Baltimore loal2D; New Orleans, l5D; hams,
New Orleans l2al2 s. onions per 100 6a7d pork prime
Eastern mandees, and New Orleans l2al5D; potatoes
6a4D; tobacco, Kentucky, in hhds aa9D; do wind
ward, l3a20D; chewing tobacco plugs 10 4sl2
segars loasoD hides, Gag ?; lard New orleans IL Go
IL 2: coffee, LIST quail. Tai s. Oct. 2l-Besns, white
lal 4; beef No prime and mess, 4al0D butter Ame-
rcan yellow, l7a2oD; -four, Philadelphia and Baltimore
and New Orleans, l0sl2D; cheese American 10 Ia
hams American Eastern and New Orleans saI2D; lard,
New Orleans, Gala ?; onions, per 100. 6a7D pork,
New Orleans, l2al5D; potatoes 4aIs tobacco, Ken.
lucky wAhds 2a9; chewing do in plugs, 90 IA
- b do wIdward lSa20D; segars, l0a30D; hides, 60
2; coffee, LIST quality Tai T.
kIscsIoS, JAM Oct Flour, lex Rebecca. from Phi.
bbls sold at SO rs to ST. 100 bbls Meal at
80 %; 90 bbls Crackers So.
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THE be made duplicate each class separ
ately according its number and be endorsed
must distinctly state the price OF each and article
in the list, and the carried the
whole quantity and correctly added foot and the total
amount Of the class bid for expressed words the ar
cles be the best quality TO be delivered the Navy
Yard Broskyn such times within said and such
quantities within the amount stipulated in the contract
may be required subject 70 such inspection a. may be d
The tsef the right increase dmn
sh the quantity ofthe articles named in the several classes
the fifty according to the wants Of the
service.
Each offer must be accompanied by written guaranty
signed by responsible the effect that
he they undertake that the bidders WILL his or their bid
be accepted into obligation within ten days after
the bidder bidders shall have been notified through the
Post Office the acceptance Of his their bids with good
Bonds with will be required 10 ogethird the
estimated ofthe class glasses comprised the
and per will be deducted from each bill until
In ofure to deliver according to contract the 60
vernment will supply the Deficiency the expense,
ceeding the contract prices, OF the contractor. .
No pr posal will be considered unless accompanied by the
guaranty required and oherwisc conforming strictly TO this
The delivery Of Claaes l, O. and will about
the list March, Glass No by the list Of Aprl Class No
by 18th ember; Glasses Nos and by ist December
Classes o. 10, II, 10, and Is onehalf BY 18th December
next and the balance about the LIST March 1917.
Samples particularly bills and specifications Of
the kind of be examined the Engineers Of
fee in the Navy Yard The attention Of
ticulary called to this examination.
Navy Agent. Once, New Yort, October "a, 1876.
oa7 iawlwr PROSPER M. wETMoRE, Navy Agent
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10 the conrsry have been in accordance with regular
custom on the first Thursday in every month, to notify
the members of the fire companies Of their monthly
meeting.
The news from Michigan heraded in by the tele.
graph this morning for which Father Richie would &C.
couni usual-that the rain had reached Mchi-
gan and the results which had been SO
ly experienced in Havana, Key West and New York.
had transpred in the far of northwest: but " north
west at our elbow, whispers in ear Say nothing
10 Richie about the harbor Veto the utter disregard
the President to the claims for office presented by the
working men of the party the appointment Of men who
the people and the retention In office of obnoxious
wings the plea that they had personal friends in the
ranks Of the democratic party North west" says
there are rue shirts in his country but plenty OF
the ruied unrufes who understand their own business
and stay at home 60 abroad as may seem to them
most agreeable kicking up row when they -
please. Yours, truly,
AN INDIGNANT LOCOFOCO.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10.


Cleared.
Chips Manchester, Tyler, Cork, SC. D Hurbut & co;
Nicholas Biddle. knight, Liverpool Taylor Merrill; FL.
len, Boston; bark Abby Baker, Pratt, Brandywine Ne.
smith Walsh; brgs Rufus soue. Dillingham; Neuvtas
Brett Eose Calender RUSSELL Turks Island w w Pratt
Marietta Burr Dearborn, Richmond Allen Parson; LEROY
ssdell ChsIleston Agnew, =, Madeira MeEysn; I
Beck Avery Mobile, Brett Vose; schr Franklin Sweet
Hallowell; Statesman, Calhill Alexandria.
Arrived.
Ship Rome Cunning from Sumatra and 81 days from Per-
nambpeo. with pepper to Williams Co. sailed in company
from Pernambuco with brig Lucilla for Salem Left no
Amer vessels Lat g. Ion 10 spoke ship Ashland from Ii
vepool The was towed by the steamboat Jacob Bell
Brig Virgnis Hood, "a hours from Newport
master. - - $500
Brett & Vose ' w
Schr Wanknco, Crowell, Boston, with fish.
Telegraph shutdown that the bound YES.
se lying at anchor at the Spt getting under way.
Also, vessels in sight bound in.
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miscellaneous Record.
New YoRK Nov O. 1876
Ma. EpIToR

MR. EDITOR
beg you will permit through the columns of your
liable paper IN behalf OF and myself to
sincere and most grateful thanks Captain Samuel L. Col
lngs OF the bark Chancellor OF New Haven for having
rescued from rghfu death by taking the wreck
the schooner Caao ADD fer his kindness aud
pality shown towards whilst board Of his vessel
Also in behalf Of the surviving of the Inflated
bark Meteor whose suerngs whilst the be
pcnned, likewise return grateful acknow edgment
BY giving this lnsertionsyou will confer favor
upon those poor wrecked Sc men, and greatly obge
Your obedient servans, GEO. o. IKONSIDE,
Master Of the late schooner CaIao. Of New York.
PAcKgI Snr HENpRicH lUDsor for London having been
detained by the weather will sail this day n o'clock AM
PAcKEr SIR NV WoRLp, for Liverpool will sail 10
O'Clock this morning.
SHIr BAVARIA, for Havre, will sail 10 NJ Let
ter bags At the Exchange Reading Rooms
MAn roR CALroRyIs-Thc ship Brutus, Captain Adams
having been chartered by the the
msinder OF the California, will afford opportunity
Tor those who have friends the forward let
tets Her letter baga will be this Office until Thurs
day' on which day she will leave for San Francisco
CoMMgRcE of THE PoRr OF NEw YORK.
arrivals irom foreign for SIX months ending Oct 3s
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NcW NOV6IhUGr Os
AsHEs- There quite an advance in prices to day.
but the sales small about % barrels Of pots
disposed of at SIS We heard OF sales of pearls but
hg her prices asked.
BRE ApsruFfs-The market in flour is rather unsettled
and the buyers and holders get near enough
each other about prices there sales. An ad-
of 25 so cents per barrel is asked Some pretty
large sales made in 900 bushels of white
and mixed sold at so cents and samples of white and
yellow exhibited Change for which so cents
were asked.
CorroNTo day have the advance of throe- ghths
OF penny from Liverpool, with active market there
effect here has been to make holders rmer and the
sales that reported amounted 1000 bales at
prices and an occasional advance of onequarter cent
over the depressed rates which accepted wsk
In this article. We continue to quote
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PACKAGES WILL BE SOLD FOR STORAGE UNLESS TAKEN OUT
TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATIONS.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
J M l

FsdLL SQAN~dN UEM6NAp
~ M l
On and after MONDAY, October H. 1896. Trains will
LEAVE BRookLYN-at O'Clock A. NJ boston train) for
atsT 4. NJ, daily for Fsfmnsdas and inter
diy; safsrtsd stopping at J.m n R,s ch.
AVE 0Arrrro.r-V OK A. NJ, daily accommodation traa
sssS 2; NJ, Tor on the arrival of the boa, from
fs. :yyullns stopping at St. Georges Manor and
LEAVE FAAx..sD1Is ~ m daily J &. srpdsy'J
LEAVE JXxAeeS oeioef 'a M NJ i f. M NJ and sHP
NJ, for Brooklyn, or on the arrival of Boston
freight train will leave Brooklyn for Greenpor with
passenger ca. attsched on Mondays and Fr
SUNDAY TRAINS
Will hereafter Tompson Station leave Brooklyn at
9ocock for Thompson and intermediate places commencing
Sunday the 9th November returning leave Thompson at
Gels for M Dss Jamaica leave Brook
Far TozBsdford, cents; East New Yo,h, I2k; Race
oou TopS SSH;s "a X.
R,ss q Hes.,l Es1cfd.LIs ss
9, Gso1ss Manor q s2; Riysrhssd ssH Js%s;pSIt,
81 ssH Greenpon Accommodation Train 81 IS; eenport
Stages are in readiness on the arrival Of Trains at the
raj Stations to take passengers very low fares to all parts
baggage Crates will be in readiness the Whitehall
before the hour Of starting from the BROOKLYN side.
Dor on the arrival Of the Boston train from Brookyn
Brooklyn. Oct 8, ls4s. osrc