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=. A. LantZ a. Co., General Dealers an all
kinds Of Lumber, Ldth, ShiHglss, Sash, Doors,
Cedar Posts, sc. &c.
N. Is. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Main Canal, formerly occupied BY Wal
ker and lllckbng Jne22-F-u
ID. w. G. Good,ng, Saddle, Harness and Trunk
Maker, and Carriage Trimmer at the sign of
"City Harness shop" on Columbus ST., doors
north of Canal st, Ottawa, His
Thankful iorpast patronage no pains shall be spar
ed in the execution of work, and prompuess IN
filling orders to merit the confidence OF the public,
Please coll and examine our work before purchas-
ing gesewherc. Jne l-6m'
G. Burr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa-
ny, HHiford--opposic the Mansion House,
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor. opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East and viii be happy TO make up clohlngior
all who may favor him with their patronage. A fl
warranted in every case Particular attention paid
to Cutting, Ottawa, may 10, lSi9.
Seth G. Earl, Carriage, house, and sign Painter,
Pdpererand Gla.ier, Ottawa, III, Shop on Co.
lunbus street, over Palmer and Gay'swagon and
carnage maker shop,
Jacob q. stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trank
minudcturer, Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal and Columbus streets. Ottawa. mar2
JOS. ii. Wagner, Justice ofthe Peace Office in
the northeast corner OF the court houseup stairs
OtfdBa. dec 40
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m n %HA- n a: nm IA .
Brunker's Rife lIanufactOrV.

~ ME subscriber having returned from the cas-,
after visiting the principal manufactures, he
r is now prepared 10 manufacture the ceebra-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants TO be equal to any made in this state or else
where He will also keep constantly on hand and
for sale, good assortment oidouhle and single bar
relied Fowng pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags,
Sho, Pouches, Percussion Gaps, aud superior alti
Gle OF Sporting Powder
All kinds OF lobbiug IN the gunsmithliue done with
nea,ucss and despatch.
Shop on the east side of Columbus ST., one door
south of the Union House June 22.u
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Black Sniiti,Ip,g.

THE undersigned having commenced the above
l business in the shop formerly occupied by Rich
ard Pembroke, will paw particular allention TO sho'
ing horses aud having admuch experience in this
ing, not only for service, but 10 prevent interfering
and to relieve the various diseases of the hoof &c !,
he bopcs to secure u share oipublic patronage
May llih, JouN ROXY.
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~ a,her :. nicisIing. Or.s.z rH Jr8g' fst.-
e.qef. Pti4i,, Di' PrrmylsS, Patent lisat
c.gsf, Il tys, e., Ottawl, h..
Whiie \ Hpntrr, D,l'erS in Drggs Nsi'ciRe',
P!at1, O.ls. Ptteai .Ieiirinss, Vlra;slrs, Nye-
staT,, g. ,ecJAi s,ote north otthe MansionhuG-e,
DulNl, III.
L: L. .apmp pSon, DeIisrH Drugs, Pd;enf Ntti
cIaes, Pants, ais, Fdraisiss, Dys-Siufs. &t
B,twrcn Cry ilptrllul Rriiicks block
4. !. smith. D,q,er in Drugs Medicines PriHts
OILS, DIE SjpgS, So &c, y twark, henjit conn
II Iuuui-
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
\ tt or nrp 8 .

-- e. e. ~
John H. Murphy, attorney and Couassllor at
Lac, Ottawa Illinois, aug lo, ieoo'
Ohcc IN the court house.
]. II. McGrcgor, Attorney and Counsellor az
Ldtp, Oiiaica Office one door from corner o
La Sale aud Canal-sts,, directly IN iIoh' OF tiie
court house Particular attention pad tonRelle'e'
,nJ coll,ctioua up 2O-6m'
Chamo,in X Wallace, u c. Champlin-W ii
l.. Waiace1 Attorneys and Counseli0rsgt Lac
O.hge up stairs IN the next building north OF Tie
Post olhce. nov 90 ~
L. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lao
uasremoveI hIs office from Reddck's block, TO
theroom formerly occupied by the sherig, IN the
coaNt house, now occupied IN part by Lorenzo ae-
land. may 49
Norris x Fisher, Geo II Norris-Geo 5 Fish
cr) attorneys al Lrp and Land AGENTS, OHd-
ton, M VIII pay particular attenuohto the pay
ment OF taxes IA any part OF lihno!s' purchasing
and selling real estate investigating titles, colitcl
ting demands, buying and selling military 'nnd
warrants. and locating them on the oest tdHdsrpf
soldiers or Others, securing pensions and all claims
against the government Office IN the courthouse
April Is, 1919.
NJ. L.. upilistcr, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lac, and Solicitor in ChaHeery--Ottdnd, H.
Oh'r over the rear o' G. B1rrs store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover * Cook, O. O. Glover-B G. Cook At
torn.ys and conaSsiiors at LdW-Oid,oa Oi-
fee in Redlck's Block, cas-, side OF the public
sm,r. Jun iS-ti
Henry G.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor al
La,p and Solicitor IA CAaRcsry-Ottana, us.
Office IN Reddlcks block, eust side OF the public
square. Jun ~
$. =. Randall. itoraeya at La.r-0sWsgo Hen
Kendall Co. Ms Aug 10, lsiS--ti
q A. Ingalls,. Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
Opposite the Sherman House, CHICAGO, Its.
Particular attention paid TO Agencies and collect
ing mrh %. 40
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Cabinet Work and Chairs.
II UPAolsTtRlNG g. UNDERTAKING, Va

vT HE subscriber begs to return thanks for the b
l. eral support given him thus Tar, and he will try
and merit its continuance.
lie would respectfully remind his friends and the
public that his stock full OF such articles ms he finds
In demand here, oihis own Manufacture and mpor.
ted An warranted as represented.
Walnut Lumber taken in pay for furniture.
He has on hand and makes to order mattresses,
cushions, &C. az good aud rs checp ns they can be
bought in 81. Louis or Chicago he also keeps con-
stnnily on hand ready made coi'ins ofa sizes lie
keeps a Hearse, and attends funerals, and his char
Res will he found Low. PETER Russell.
In Salle st., Ottawa. Aug. 10, 1880.
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ginning TO work monsters in worsted, prattle un-
Ineligible French, and murder time and tune on
the piano, but to me thousand times more at
tractive.
Harmon clasped his arm about her waist md
kissed her cheek telling me that ho loved her bet
ter than any body in the whole world, she was
always so clever and So merry. gave the little
Ida piece Of silver which She al first seemed
shy Of accepting and took my leave. On my
way home mot neighbor, who, in answer to
my Inquiries, told me they were clever, moral
family but very ignorant; that they spent the
time, except when driven by necessity to work
few days for some farmer, in catching foxes and
cunning; and that no effort, and many had been
made, could induce them to send the children to
school, or change in the laast their mode Of life
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The attention ofa little girl being called TO n
rose bush, on whose topmost stem tho Oldest rose
was fading but below and around which three
beautiful crimson buds were Just unfolding their
charms, she artlsssly exclaimed to her bro,her---
"See, Willie, these little buds have jus. awaken
od to kiss thor mother before shs dies
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Il 0 t | 8. =.

Fox River House, by l.. DELASo, on the cannl,
uear the aquaduct. Canal packets stop regularly
nj this house.
American House, near the confluence OF the IL
linols and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa, Ill. by r Thorn, Pas
sengers carried free to and from the canal pack
cts Stages arrive and depart daily.
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pbnsi1ians s. Surgeons.

Drs. Gooding ~ Hard, M a. Gooding, NJ.
D., c. Hard. NJ ID. } having iorhed partnership
in the practice o medicine aud surgery, wiIl attend
promptly TO any business with which they may be
favored IN the line oi their profession. Office near
the corner Of La Sale and Madison streets, and
one door north of SwliI's Law Office Ottawa, H.
llnois aug ~, lsoV-u
WIN. W. Cavarly, Physician 4 SnPeon-Rsa-
dag, L,oingst0a County, Illinois, offers his pro-
fessiona services to the citizens OF Livingston CO
and hopes by attention to business, TO mrrit
A., .har. nTpub',c patronage -9-jO
III. ". Hopkins. PhysieIan and Sasson-Ot'
taIci H. ,pi'rs his professional services 10 the ca
tlLcr, OF D,nst, aui ylcmty. Office between
Pn-p,' anI WllkcrN ,llcklug's stores, where he
my b. ioInl AZ all times except when absent on
professional buincs-. aug q iS
Or. ] Pearson, P5gSiciar, Surgeon, and Dem
tsf-- Oif1ca, H., offers hi, professional services
10 the uh,Dlnn'- ot Ottawa and ylctniy. Oi
flee NJ h,s residence on C0rmnus street.
r S-Dr Z. ,t,, continues to priiolm operations iu
MI ,ie vsri11s braGchc, u' Deq'ESHg tH-rE's 90
r9rrsspJ1L rifI j1f fi"ifS. .Iu. .-. ~
~, y, rhom p~cu. q ID 5i'rye Ii p.u. -.aaF.
service. lo t1r glf4rra u. tttw.f aua Nf,I.lg
0H--. u-kJ tpas o. the Free i...er a'--., -
rta,,s iu Bed4eka blcr. eg -las
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Millinery.

MRS 5. GREGG having opened shop on the
VI corner of Madison and 1t SIiie streets, is now
prepared to do work IN the above business IN the
latest and most ashona'Se styles, IS she has re-
cryed the la,es, fashions direct from New York by
Natlnuer & Co. may l3-31-6m
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n Wagon Mandatory.
Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON Il CHURCHILL

wv ToULD inform the ,,o,g boating community
w they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 200 yards from the main ca
nal at OTTAWA, H., where they are prepared to
do anything in the line of hauling out and repairing
boats at the shortest notice and in the best possible
mnnner and on reasonable terms MAY g. 1880 -6m
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OOn BOXES glass, assorted sizes, from 7y9 to
OCU l2x2O, also Glassware. plain and hoited,
and sham bottomed Tumbllers, Just reed from the
uapuhe,res and for sals by lPdlkev& Hieklins.
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Storuor s. mur0in9.

r. e Charruaud, Storage \ Commission .Ner-
ehant- Warehouse cast side vi the bridge, Man
canal, Ottawa, H. nov -
l.. Hills, Storage, For,carding and Commission
Merchai, dealer in all kinds Of produce, True's
Warehouse, No p Side-cut. Ottawa, Illinois
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Select School.

Select school.
MISS MARY 8. LEE designs opening scec,
Nl school for lads and misses. on Monday, Aug.
26, in the school room back of,he Methodist church,
formerly occupied by Miss Cody.
Ottawn, Aug. ".
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BUSINESS Gar0s.
j. IL. llAMALI.l,,

" OilLESALE and retni dealer IN all kinds Of
w Confectionery,
Toys Candy. Fruit, &c, Canal street, few doors
westo La Sd.le-si,. Ottawa.
Wedding and other parties supplied with orna-
menlalconiectionsry cakes, ice cream, &c &c. a,
short notice. ap 20 GIN.
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Ksok your shop and y0x shop will keep you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

INTERESTING FROM COUNCIL BLUFFs-lNDIAN
TRoUnLEs.-The steamer 5aluda returned last
might from Council Bluffs She left the Bluffs on
ahe 2Sth ult. Her officers inform US that the Ossoe
and Chyane Indians bad battle, and that 1t Is
thought Numbers fell on either aids. The Ottoes
Sgho lqe at the mouth Of the Platte, on the South
side OF the Missouri River, have Just returned from
their Summer hunt Tney report that they were
attacked by the Cbyanes on the head waters OF
she Big Blue, aud that desperate battle was
bueht- the Ottoes coming Oft victors. The OF
toes, however bring home scalpS and but little
anes had the best of the fight The Ottoes since
their return have behaved very disgracefuly, the
whole lcibe drinkiag aud fighting among them
selves and murders are OF daily occurrence "A
few uls bta since they were attacked, no doubt by
the Pawnee indians, aud lost eighteen OF their
horaeg The Ottoes were busly engaged on the
96ih ,.is IN removing their women and children to
ahe IL va side Of the river and have since been
Drepsr;n. for battle. We msy expect soon to hear
of scenes Of blood aud carnage not known OF late
years goa the Plains.
Chu.k'a.pe, or Big Haw, head chief of the OF
enes cred on the Esd, and buried on the south
side a. me Pstte Ills said nesrly al me trloe,
Inoluding his own family, were TOO drunk to attend
his fuoers
Auoug the passengers on the salada was re-,
Surnug California ensigcan', from New ORR 40
cot IA lar as Fort Laramie, where the lass Oh ms
campa..y died from cholera, and becoming I9s'
courasc,j he determined 10 retrace MS Steps, nus
impres son it, that no less than one thousand eml.
grant, iied this year between ForS LsFamle ana
the ses, St Louis 500 Intelligence'' ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

R4LRoAD AcclpExr-An accident occurred
yesterday on the Housasonic hailrosd, which came
near being 3 serious one phe Bridgeport up tram
was behind time, and stopping at New Milford 70 u,
watec the down train came upon it before it could
be- s~itched off" The engineer, seeing that the
down train would be upon him. reversedhis engine,
and Jumped of-snd his train was driven back
INTO line Of baggage cars with such force az to
destroy some half 3 doz4n Of them. One OF the
brakrmen had his leg broken several others were
badly bruised, and the whoe roughly handled 1t
gtrikes Us that there was blame sometohere A
gan,,.rnsn who was in the down train, saws he
Deyer saw so great wreck of cars for SO little
damage to passengers. IN. Haven Reg'r, 18th.
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-. AtAY.YoRK AND CHARLESTON
e. rnRnOsTON. vIANEWP0HIl

r-sSa = FOR BOSTON, y IA Ne NJ w VA T ~ s'Ina
rShri FALL RYERBy the SPLENDID @N lf6 STS y
ror steamers BAY STATE ana IL; 49, ~ -
cr,TT of great strength and speed partlcuH! y
enaysa5n Of Long Island sound rlnng N sanc of
tbe Fail River and Old Colony Railroad aSSte VI
70 lies IN BOSTON only Leave pier IL near Llo ~
% Inc steamer BAY STATE, Capt VIM bro"h' Oh Aue
dats Thursdays and Saturdays. al , l N -; po. ON
ifbc steamer EMPIRE STATE, Gapt, beHJ' of"Sto1 0
MONDAYS wednesdays and Frdays, al . / NJ >,,,,r.
TVS line is the only one that runs direct Tor Ne"
'bcse steamers are fitted with commodlons s'de- @
and yer for the security and cqnlo o, Pas
Sa,rs who are afforded by this route nlshs lyst %
5o52d md on arrival al Fall River proceed per lalloa!,,
racin Boston early tie following morning or eau ti h
brd getijnG their breakfast ii wished ioT qhl ne
startny of le accommodation tram at 10 AM "'lon
reaches Boston al about So M. H., -,
b0gpaecmaseris attached to each stehihef' " Nv
ceyes and tickets the baggage, and Accompanies e 'aio
toits destination , -. -, ,,,,o ro,,,s t,e
The rates for passage ami ulc PiNo vi s'>N ~ 49,
same rs by other Ines "a, ~. i; >, ,,,,, fror,
A steamer IN connecuon Win ulls my :" ~ ~
Providence. daily, except Sundays - - ,,,tor
Frnioht 10 Boston taken at the same rates rs ny e
raolar lines and forwarded with greater eNpeduoh 10y az
FSpress freight tran which leaves FAN river every N
inc sunday Gycgped) at O'Clock for Boston ana New
Bedfrd arriving al its destination at or about II An
For re gbt apply on board, at the oicc on ilero MY
For rooms berts apply on board OF II II ue7i
IN secure them ahead. application may be maze 10
iel0y TISDALE & BORDEN Agents. ~ and II "e''-sI
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TRAVELLING.

r. rszsEEssgzsg1, NEw-yORK 81 ERIE Rail-
@1AAl 10 AND THE " ESr.--Snmmor Ar.
ACKNOWLEDGING NewYork for BnghaInp,on. Elmira
Corning Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Intermediates places
daily. SUNDAY excrpiedl b. steamboats, THOMAS Pow.
ELL or ERIE; from pier Zoo. Of buane-st as follows
breakfast and supper on board the boats
Chester Goshen, Mddetown Port Jeryis, Nsrroweharg
DEPOSIT Lanesboro, Binghamon owego, Wayeriey tRs.
Passengers for Rochester Buffalo, &c lodge Gepe.
va and taking Express Train from Albany norniag
arrive ai Rochester and Buffalo NJ the pass
gers Albany with the advantage OF nights rest at Co
WAYANp MAIL TRAIN-At6 81 AN stopping at all ths
ste0ns arriving Corning the evening alto Is ocIk
WAY TRAIN n Is T NJ Tor OusNfe ana all intermediate
NIGHT FxrRgss TRAIN att - PM stopping at Piermout,
Suf,rns Chester Goshen, Mddelovn Port Jeryls and al
the stations vest OF Port Jerls Passengers for Buffalo By
ms train proceed To Geneva dine there, and take the Ez-
press Tram from Albany arriving al Buffalo same evening
passengers for Ithaca Cgyuga Bridge and towns on Cayuga
No sk he cars Of the Cayuga and SnsquehaHna Raj
road Ut Oweco which leave imneda'eiy on the eryal of
the Ere trains Passengers Tor Iloga ana Lyconms 1au
ties Pa take the OF the Corning ara '5s0uLg Railroad
NJ rip0 Sfaees leave Narrow shur, DEPOSIT Lanesboro
inphanton Uwego Wayery, Or actoryFue) Ehnira and
No''-'-e TRAINS To NEW YORK.
FxpPYss TRAN leaves Geneva At IS AN soppinga al Il
h hn or"si forl Jsrys Mdeown cbes
Ter md suferns arriving III New York at = NJ.
Al ,otions md arrives in New-Y0r a, tsp n
NicHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Geneva al 70 Z NJ ana
cr;, NJ As NJ stopping 81 all the stations westof Por
1ry;s nnd NJ Middleown Goshen Chester Sltcrns aud
piermonf arriving IN NewYork at9 AM
WAY TRAIN leaves Onsyile Al % M Stopping at al
me STATIONS, aud arriving IN Ncly-fork at II An
~ Special Train on Monday morning leaves Port Jer
Wis nj 81 NJ stopping at all the stations, and arriving IN
NswRuRGH BRANCH leaves Newburgh at Is AM and
$50 4 NJ and 545 PM connecting with me trains gon9
West Leave Chester at 80 \ n ana f'Nl' ana % I N
or on arrival The trains from the West
FREIGHT TRAINS leave from pier loot Duanest a Z M
Freigt for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo ana al pace
VS. aiken by Express freight trains and Is forwarded
. w ealt i" r,,bo,5t dcnv CHARLES MtNOT,
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CENTRAL RAIInoAp OF n; JER rs !; I lss9

1850 CENTRAL RAILRQAD OF JEKS Use y; d 5sS
ESQ., rz4zzza+4zs.se.1 SUNIhER ARkANGEmEHfo
Lex commencing April l8)0-Ims hoaa
go SI-----le extends ron ElZabehpor 80 mice 10
White House N j. reducing the singing between me lefl
ms ofthe Road md Eas0n q miles and to Scho0eys
M0ntan ~ II miles This line leaves Ncw-Hork by steam
boat RED JACKET atper N.R and connects WIN LainA
on the Jersey Railroad, which leave New-fork roai
foot nf at the same hour new route 10 SCHOOL,
ev,s Mountain with less staging than any other -
'P AssrNCER TRAIN UP-Passcngers VIII leave NE" "1
b Steamboat from pier l. N r. or by the New Jersey tAt
r0od nnt of Cortlandst ut AM and p M; leave EhIa-
bethtown at 10 AM and T NJ ,,r.:. r.,a .. : 4s
PASSENGER TRAIN DoWN.-Leave White House az o -
A Al and IS p NJ; North Branch al 50 AM and % fm
Somerylle at 10 AM. and 10 Nj Bound Brooh az :"
A M nnd 20 p M; Planheld al 40 NJ ana ~ I'm,
es6cd at So NJ and Nj; Elizabethtowna att 10 an"
1880 A. NJ. and 70 PM. ,n,,a
The freight train with passenger cars attached wl leav9
White Holse at 8 80 NJ, Someryle so Phnhcld ~
ond FIizahelhport by steamboat, at so AM itetnfmg-
lcnyc N,,g-York by steamboat Red jacket from pier
North River, at y M ~, ,,; 1;ns
II freight from York, intended to go by TINS ine
must be nj the boat at II 80 O'clock to insure being hHeo
through that day , a., - ,.,o.t
SnSes viii be in readiness the arrival OF the O'CLOCK
train from Ncw-Yo the White House 10 convey passel
gers to Eaton Wkesbae Bethlehem, Allentown NJ tuca
Chunk Pa; and TO Pennington, Lebanon, Clntoh mhioFd
Behlehem bloomsbury, Northampton Washington, and
Reyidere n j. On Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY 10
Denyyare Water Cap Sroudsburg, Baronsylle Sanhope-
Daleyie BucksoWn, and I.ackawanna Iron Worksac "a
R-Al baggage the risk Of the owners until deliver
cd into the actual possession OF the Agents OF the Company
and checks or receipts given therefor aS
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y-usse r,szsgzz.ssz-.57 NFNE-YORK AND NEW-UA-
La Ei:+: .:s VEN RAILROAD erWe Wed,
will leayp me Canal-st Station BrOaadway Passen-
GERS also received The NewYork and Harlem Railroad
Office, Twenty eyentl-st
! Recommendation Train at Is AM for New-lochelle
Momnroneck RIVE Port Chester Greenwich Stamford Da-
rien N0rwalk Westport Southport Fairfield, Bridgeport,
Straord Milford and New-tnyen Passengers from the
and -Naupulck Railroads. will take this and stop ut
Rrdpep0rt Passengers from WGySatons Tor Boston, PROV
idence, Worcester, Hartford Sprhseia anu Uoalg e,
River Railroads, viii take this Train and JON Express Tram
ut v-Eayen. =, ec, nth,
9 Express Train at o'clock, M for Stamford Bridge
port Albany and Housatonc Railroads, Newinven, Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut River Railroad, Worces-
ter Providence and Boston ;.
trrredintc Stations Hanpden Cheshire Sontngon PLAIN
vine Pennington Avon, rartivle and CoLnsYiue, Md
drt,vyn Hartford and Springfield
EXPRESS Train at p NJ for Stamford NOryalk Bridge
port and Housaonc and Naugamck Railroads. New Haven,
and Stations the Canal Raroad, Hartford, SpFn9hed,
s. Accommodation Tram al L NJ Tor -fiaYeh ana an
the Intermediate Stations.
s. ComnutaOn Train at 54 M TOT bridgeport ana IN
'9r''is'in'' ''''- TRAINS TO NETWORK
l. Communication Train at IS 4. NJ. from Bridgeport, stop.
ping at all the intermediate Stations
2. Accommodation Tram at b 10 AM tor NeW-iiaTen,
stopping ut all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from uguuCk Railroad ut Bridgeport
g. Accommodation Train at 80 AM from New-ilaVen.
stopping at all intermediate Stations receiving passengers
from Hartford and Haven, Canal Railroad and Nang.
Express Train at 10 P NJ lin connection with the Ex-
press Train from Boston) from NewHaven stopping at
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers from the
Housatunc Railroad ut Bridgeport
: Accommodation Train at 80 PM (rcccYing passen-
gers from the Accommodation Train from Boson) from
Ncw-tlaven, stopping at all ntermedlae Stations. ~
s. Express Tram al 10 NJ COR in connection with Ex.
press Tram from Boston) stopping ut bridgeport N0fwak
ana Stamford arriving IN New ork at II 80 NJ Evening
Train from Pittsed connects with thus Tram at bridgeport
Passengers requested TO procure tickets before akns
seats in the Cars. a3O u H. D. MAoON, ouP-
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s<..- rzzszszzzszz=zg7 MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL
Il " g44t s,sSssss, IiOAD.-PASSENGER THAlN,

f<7ir- VI OEIkCAS AND E-Si.>A nIhiII'
d " go, iiOAD.-PASSENGtR TtAlN,
.z---h4a------UP .-Leave New.York foot OF C0rt,
list A NJ and 4! P, 81; Leave Newark 8t a. NJ and
81 =. NJ n, 49,,
l IS r. 81; MordstoWn 50 a. NJ. and % y. M; Madi
son 50 A NJ and 30 P. NJ; Summit, 20 A. VI and W
P IL; Nillyillt 80 a. NJ and Is T. NJ. Orange Do
A. NJ and - + d. ~
York IL 80 A. NJ. On
ORANGE HORSE CAR-Leave Orange a NJ aud 10
p NJ; leave New York II 30 a. NJ and ) ID T. M
Passengers by these trains received ana deVcTeo
each way at North and South Orange, MDyie 9lldnI
Cbathan Madison Morrstown, Morris Plains DanYule,
Rockaway and Dover. 49,, NJ -
train leave for SuckasunDy, Sanhope, Newton Jackets
town and Hope daily MI ord and Owego on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and Tor Sparta, Johnsonburg,
Bnrretoyyr Columbia Delaware Water Gap, SrOng 5burg
continuing to the LGckHwanna Works passing through
BartonYilc Stauhope pa Smiths Tavern Neaglesyille
Clifton Dunmore, Hyde Park to Providence, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet the T. ~
trains for NeWYOrk.
At DenYie stages leave for Powcryile and Boonton on
the arrival OF the A and NJ Trains from and the
A. NJ and p NJ trains for NeH-York.
A. Morust0wn stages leave the arrival of the A. VI.
passenger trains Mendham Chester Schooleys Noun.
tam Washington Belydere and Easton, daily, and meet
the p. ~ train for NeW-Iork.
Also Tor Basking Ridge the arrival of he p NJ tran
returning morning, connecting with the A. NJ train for
NewYork. SIG If