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An6On'A LsrGe SIZE Ds.s a. ftwOtypca Tor %
psuts cossea case ~ othars tAku
or b0 cents and equa 70 those made elsewhere for u
AAsO~'s, go iiroad~ay, opposite Metropolitan so.al.
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Ii Ola Rubber Ovcrshoes. The Best FInish-
Cd nehtfs and at the tine mos durable rubber shoes
Of VARIETY ladies' misses aud geDemen'sor sale
Wholesale and retail, at the GOODYEAR rubber depot
266 broadway, between Warren and Chambers streets.
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variety, both for and instruction, selected from all
pass Of Europe by ourselves and will be od at the lowest
price Of importation. enable clear immense
sock preparatory to removing the business Ia the spring
jet ndies' gentenens dressing porcelain
md china figures vases recules and
perfumery 2c., such variety only be found at
koGkks Fancy Bazaar $40 Broadway just below Grand st.
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Amandtne for ChapDsd Hands, Received
fresh every week Rousses shaving usrai DO.
nsdes soap &c. Gibson 700 Broad way. Of Duane
str
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n U. A--THE MEMBERS OF MARION CHAPTER NO
VI y. U n, and tho order In general
meet at the Chapter OF Court
streets on sunday, Mt M O'Clock body
att I'd the unra Of brother George Ferd
at the Centenary NJ Il. church, john
streets by order OF NORMAN HUBBARD, Sac nem.
FRANCIS GOTHAM, G. ofC.
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DERSONAL--ALL PERSONS INDEBTED To OR HAy.
ing claims against DR. Theirs viii please s,clo,e ID
dr.. 80 their communications IN the OF swars
Chatham square Post ONCE, New YORK
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PERSON AL.

A NEE o'RRIEN wH0 vts FORMERLY EMPLOYED
~ seams,Ters at the Pacific Hotel In street.
Nh bear q ,ome'hng TO Der advantage By addressing b.
herald Office.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


GESARs:-DRUosEsrs, GRocERs Asn DEALERS ARR
- invited 10 stock Of several hundred
Of several grades of imported Havana Jones. and
German witch w he sod very east twetg per cent
below heir market value operas
low as - 80 o. ChEEEn. No 81 Broadway. mp stairs
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1t II Our Firm Relief that In Nine Cases
ont Of ten coughs colds aud al hal rraons however
severe may be cured bv the OF WfSrARs baisam OF Wild
cherry. single trial only Is needed 70 prove this.
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CUR JOHN fALIsTAFF WAS mot ONLY WITTY
- himself, hut the cause VI VII IN others
i,dou causes sympathetic poetry" TO appear Ike
,he TAR .ace Of ali our country Hear what the
Down East edtar has 10 say-or sing OF
TBE WIDOW BEDOTT
A merrisr book although you look
Through ali he hat-y can't discover;
The wiaow's art No WINS the heart,
That all the word teo her lover.
Wherecr yen So mid hslb low,
In city tors country villa,
fon'1 hear them speak ABOUT hr meek,
Sweet deacon beiotta Prscila,
on lair Bedoit ny rugged lot
No words mine so,lhe o weaken;
Thy weeds oi wee too truly show
How much Thy soul adoied the Deacon.
ID fair and pae-ily pt.onz alo
Might NOV. q heart Ur stubborn grante-
So oose II wind. around our minds
None ever stopped sho once began It,
Thy msthfal powers anagse tor hours,
Yet tears minfle with laughter;
nd rue 10 nfe each agck rife
With fun thu rings from floor 10 rsfcrl
Seventh edition, of 600 each, now really. 81
THE WIDOW BFpO1T PAPERS.
j. O. DER ~, PubIsbrr New York.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN HAv
N ing nrst baby mopth Oh. ~oud take. ,hd
nurs@ at house ~hare II Will ruoalss. mother
care Cab for days SO East ioh st., d door bAe
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Aus1c as Half Price-f'1anOs snd Mel ons,
on the best Boston and New York great bargains
Second hand pInnos $50 SIS and 1928 Meode,ns 80
HoRACE WATERS, Agent
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IT THIS SHOULD MEET THE NOTICE or JOHN OR
i Lenry Pnibus they will hear something their adyau.
nRe by calling al 1897 Fourth avenue
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A fTggL HN0Rtvga. yRp 4i&o ywgp.yys 30
~ fei sd eshsf ustssi satss - sytss psssnx-.ss a.
= g ~ tsshf1 1sh tef iAstnA'Ags Stss.ss VI
-, lsya@ tEfs W.
Az kHTftTt WHO rroRoroufY rsppywraxns
~ ~ - ~ = tnssysyptsf f.-sss s..n - !.
~ rtAfFy. - - rasiNst 4
"a atTtD-s CON wtrrn vsggs To 90 70 ia
W sssgtA tfgig a n aauasr l.s. "
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Asm made At DOL show" last summer val be
during holidays the OF little folks that
they their price: Ia
ton with every variety of goods &c fJr
The of children, RDBfRs cheap
fAncy bazaar, 449 Broadway just below brand street
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1REscoTT's HISTORICAL WORKS.
just pn,lish.a
HISTORY or III kEl9s o. PnI..fP H.

with portraits maps, plates, a.. Z vols ouiavo
The reign VI Fhnp the Second eutbrarf half OF
he sixteenth century. Of the important vel
Interesting portions Of m, history Ii necessary
glance only II u the principal eycn III. War Of the
Ne spds-h~ tdal 10 ~ glorious Of
ne kevopon the Siege al Malta and i,s memorable deinnce
by The nights c IT John the brsu of non John
Austria The hero OF Iepanio the Qn adventures OF Don
Sebastian forugni the conquest Of that tinsom by tho
Duke ~ Alba, Philips with Mary OF Eng and and hs
wars win ksbeh with the story Of The Invincbe Armas
he quion, with s train ~ ;be REBELLION OF the Mo-
roos Aud the cruel manner I'm which Svengedhese
form some Of the prominent topics In tho foreground OF the
picture, which presents crowd Of subordinate details OF
gca ir~res In regard 10 tho character and o Philip
ana TO tho institutions OF Spanhen In tho pamy days OF
property.
The Materials for this theme
every part OF Europe aud The author many
collecting them from the archives of different capitals Thu
archives OF smsncas IN particular until very lately closed
against tho Historian has been opened his
searches ard his collection has been further enriched by Mss
from some 81 us principal houses In Spain The OF
Tie great M the sixteenth century Such collection OF
original documents hss before been mae for the ius
taion Of this period
Ae and uniform editions Of Mr. Prc-oous previous
sorks-tonquest OF Mexico vols Conquest OF Peru 2voa;
Ferdiss and and Isabella, yols.; Ascellaules vol.
Nearly ready, Engtsh rss by fkslph waldo Emerson.
FnfLLIFa hAMPsOs CO.
Publishers Is Winter streef, Boston
The trade supplied by j. q. DElttY Ne wYurk
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nd yellow grape and cognsc obs Of which Ia sum
0sut fnr loo gaons sprs OF Jsmairs
nd 81 Crnr Hoh,ngAbsa and irl.h rsfey port
sefTy and Glaret s III
cd explicit directions for use Chemi4s me.a.s and
Datent medicines terrp4 b-
Oh. L. fkJCHTWkHaER ?s aaaden lane
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NAV CHURCH nSTFEpRfsH -fHg YISrH srRgsT
~ church between broadway and fourth hereto
OF he r0eIifts Durh CHURCHES.
tepf open fer divine sor.hp ~ah Rx.setng mes
church The Rev Ferris has supply he pull
p uniii gements be m@dc calling pssor.
vice. "a zach Sabbath at Id N. and O'Clock r. The
setion VIII be happy 70 furnish Writer'S with sesix.
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and councillors 26f Broadway third door below Chambers
street Isaac layton, Vim. r. Robinson VIM A. Goursen
have formed law partnership ana opened Offices above.
Buslness la all the courts promptly attended 10.
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Teas. TYRE Beat hsssstmsHt OF Fine T1ss.
will 10 tcund the Canton siy erected al
elegant store l25 Chatham street Peal aud ooss
ven fifeet, ne osef etinshnert IL thn city. VA
readers they better nau where ether
at Wholesale ret4il No branch stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-15

meaae AsrotBsrs have stsr1.yeS Hn A>sari
ON the great French ahlhon just closed Paris We IA
VIE The pubic 10 mine oar ctogrhphs 80 anio
eluaed This aru3 vas r',pflf, =
On EMPEROR Of Russia King o. sardinia ana Aig o. aol
Certificates galleries 25s Broadway, iou uoors hvo''
-Aslsr honse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-15

hat for 1885, original pattern - young
Tenpemen ais nl supply Paris made hats imported by
direct from French lubricants. The these
= ~el adapted 10 the For sale at counter Aator
House, broadway. LIE RY 90. leaders
Of fAshion Tor gentemenia hats.
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~ m price We selling machine silk cheaper than
sSd before T,e best quality here'oove at s. per
Dsund, serng AT 81 20 hinre spools AZ 20
NJ SINGER 90. a2s Broadway.
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THE STOCK HOLDEKS OF THE CLEVELAND AND
i Pisburg Railroad Company hereby nltfed
annual meeting i) he election OF directors
sscio Of other busines vii be held at the office OF
phny in Cleveland on WedDs day the ID day OF January
next ut 10 O'Clock A. N. ". ROCKWELL 6ecro,Ary
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IT MRS. CLARK. WIDOW or THE LATE sFvJAMfN
Clark, viii address note. informing where
seen 10 A. b. Croots Hoe 10 Chatham street she vii hear
Of something 10 her advantage.
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NfoERIs A WILLIS
wi HcsE jcUnssf foa is6f
tbN fnlnsipg BE ir1Ne tDfnN sghs-rth~
~ A. = WnAs assscts- ~ o.nsra saryi.
Aud . foVrIsie - j " rs4d. hahsfibe q Trrns
a. gear. palce l05 puiinn street.
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ISFoRMkTIoH wASTED-oF MRS. AMI MUgNEY
BY Ter brother, residing AZ n Oak infor
anon concerning her will be thankfully received nj the above
lIIIuIe
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T'nIH DAY PUBLl~Hrr-
i fOta AvEHica.
comic, ,4NftS - lNntasps EiHsffRtst
JFprf scr'sirs o1nerg ptTsArsy irsfssNnK svsfF
hafs Ard "a he finest phanfsl sYsf hsfpfs Ft Hrr~
rtpep ssfifs boa NUMBER pi - - s~s ~
fret edfen IA sIhal~ri frf~
year. al srdsFs ane &kr4 - - sfcf-sd
Y ". rfhuSg. 10. p hksaSu sx.st
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Cod Liver OIL and Lime.-The ConsuInp-
tive in whatever Of the disease has real blessing and
In and quick cnre ia wi bur's
600 liver oil and lime which for its chemical and decided
les s readily prescribed by the medical faculty sale
by ALIEN sNDEH Is. WILBUR, chemist, l65 Court street,
boton in New York, by q. v cckeicr Co.. g. u. Ring,
1872 land j. Miban 1879 Broadway; In Philadelphia by r. w
Dyott n Sous, 1872 North Second street
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An ANEBICAs kscIisH on coLOagD GtRl
n vancd 10 40 ne lonss snfi ~ sa@ 'tniy. hasa b
coed ain Aid lst NAshar md Tgasf, with
"cemn'rdanohe ~ olsrs need iplg Al tb nna~a a
near L,foy
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Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and their
cure HOLLUWAY's pills quickly obnoxious matter
from the blood and thoroughly cleanse and the
u bowels.
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OYSTERS ron THE HOLIDAYS.

DICKLFD OYS1ERS, FOR TIE HOLIDAYS TIN
beet piaee " your IA NJ the
~ broacw way betseen spring and Prince sareetL famIe
and parties supplied, retail, AZ Wholesale prices. III
Canal
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II1&Tfn-A CuANBRnMAfp Avn WAITER rHD
w fDughy aaAsGs ID a. sU Ap1lF rrt.r~1sr
3 = Hssl 9asf, tclsetE ne Lgees II 40 gelrs fos
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nFFICE RECEIvER OF TAXES NOVEMBER =, IsSb-
~ Taxes lS6.-Notce IL hereby given that oqe
win be added the st day of Decem QUIZ re-
nsnng unpaid ana that further addition viii
De made on The 18Th day NJ December also
given that the LIST day Of January
on all axes then remaining unpaid The ~ per
per annum calculated from The I'd day Scpte noer 15
HARVEY HARP. receiver taxes
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WTy GOOds ut NedaAccd PrIcc9.-B1iks,
ehawl de lair bombazpes mernos plaid csshmeres gng
hams lace and swsa curtains annes blankets quilts
broidefes English shirngs, linens, a.: The above goods
we selling at rednc.o Of rs from their real
value +. II. LEADBEATEk& CO, 3lJ Broadway.
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CREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
" TO CHICAGO AND SAULr ST MARY,

VIA ONTARIO, SGMCOR AND HURON RAILROAD.
Passorfrs leaving NewNOrk the mornings OF We9pes
day and Friday by Express Trains OF NewhoEk ana RE-
Syracufe and BinshamtoD, by Hudson RIVER ana new
York Railroads Syracuse aad thence 20 Os"e y
read will reach Toronto by steamers Champion or May
Flower morning ana proceed immediately wa ne
Ontario end Huron Railway 20 Colngwood on Lake
when they will take ut noon on the ssl ay
the magnificent iow.Qressure steamers
STATE, LADY ELGIN, NIAGARA QUEEN ClIf, or
LOUISIANA which forms the tEweeky connection Win
Chicaco Milwaukee and principal Lake Michigan Ports arV
pg ChoGFO In lees than eighty hours Gfer leaving New
York This unelualed faci mes and attrco,
10 travellers night travel the entire ne beng performed
on steam boats luHuousy u he'd, and the passed
amid The scenery the Great Lakes embracing the
Stats az Narknsv the s.. Marie, aud the Coche
Nounttins and Million Islands Of the Georgian Bay
The rates of Fsc Fare embrace meals and Derths on
heard the Lake Ontario sud on LAKE huron ana
Michigan; will find The route Tar e2s ttSung
more expeditions tr1 cheaper than any other
Passe gers for saul. ~. Mary and points on LAKE Supen
will leave NewYork the morning Of Monday ana proceed
a. before mentioned 20 Conngwood. when they VIII take
steamers Mary, reaching that pclat N less nn
xfy hours from York. Passenger also proceed by
nv o Buffalo Roche and Su pension Bridge or ~ OsPe
Vincent T. Toronto and then designated herein. A.,
For Though Tickets apply the several Offices OF the Ne"
York and Tre the Other arrange ent5
pts1ce 10 Or en- Bay Macknaw and Saut ST. Mary several
Hundred miles than any other route and four to i've collars
cheaper =. - PM t,;.,i rc-o.,o
The attention Of Shippers OF Freight invited to TINS route
as mi economy with expedition. For infjrmlon relative
to ETeights, apply 10 . ,,-, :, ,cr,>, ~, ,oo p..5,
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1OES Summer Arrangements 12SS
ISO0. TAKE NOTICE. lOSysJs

NEW ROUTE OPEN TO ST. LOuiS-PAsSENGER rs
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST 81 Int
CLTvF LAND, BELLEFoNTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD. NJ
This the sborte and comfortable route from New
York Boston sDd all NewEpssnd Albany Troy and bgnAo
10 Marlin Pecfntane Dayton. sydney Pqaa ana Green
vile Ohio; Unon Mumce, Indiznspos Pera LnAyeHe -
snsrc Terie Haute Nnceunes and Evansville Ind; Louis
vile Nv. ard ST Louis. -. - -
Tps,r Trans LEAVE CtrvriASp DAILY (suspArs tx
cEFrEp:So A. NJ Express Train connee.s at Gallon win
r. ard l. Train. 49,
IL A. NJ correcting Beiefcntsine with the NJ r. snd
L. F. Train Urbana and Springfield and asrye AZ Dayton
snerrcoo; Indianapolis AZ $50 same evening"
nights sleep ard the morning By the esfy hsih
for Lafayette Peru. Lo<ansport and Chicago
Passengers for Tere HAre. Nncenres AID EFanve
Indianapolis ei5 A. M arrive Terr~ Hsute AZ i2:io r. NJ
Nrcernss at S5 NJ Evansville AZ same evening Line
Of Post Coaches leaves Nncennes $3.50 r. for Aena III
distance OF about 80 mes n the unfinished link Of the oo
Mississippi Railroad between vincenues and 81 Lus;
arrive Nena IN time with the Express Tram az
6:ScA 81 and arrive a. ST. Louis al L. 50 afternoon.
The Road order and through beautiful
country, making change desirable to travellers
Early July this will be flcd with Iron Rails,
mskng continuous Rarosd Line from the Atlantic 20 the
Mississippi Eishydve miles shorter by this route than via
Tolt DO and Chicago 10 ST Louis.
75 NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland. making
with ell places named by above Trsius arrive at
Indianapolis 8:t5 next morning. connect Immediately with
Express NnceDnes there with Stages for Aeni
leaving Xenia BY Express Train and arrive at ST. Louis
Of l:SCP. NJ.
Passengers desire to stop Xena H. they can leave there
IL A. NJ and arrive ST. Louis attP NJ same afternoon
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III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFoRD and
TAINTON-Inland route, carrying the Eastern Mail
The new steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone and
c. VANDERBILT Capt. w. H. Fazee, in connection with the
stonlnson and Providence and Boston and Providence Raul
roads leaving NcYork daily (Suuays excepted ton Pr
No en- r. lGst wharf above Batter pace1 az o'clock PM
and stonington O'Clock M arrival Of tho Mail sn
which leaves Boston at 5 30P.M -,
These unsurpassed for STRENGTH safety ptet
comfort and elegance The officers experienced aud a'n
The C. VANDERBILT, from Now York-Monday, Wednes,
dsy and Friday From Stonington-Iuesday Thursday ana
Saturday. a, rz--.
dav and Saturday From StonngonMonsay wednesday ana
Friday. ,.,
Raroed 10 Providence, Boston, Taunton and New bedioo
the Exprs Mail train reaching said places several hours IN ad
vance and in ample time for ali he
earlv Morning Line connecting North and East Passengers
who prefer il remain board tho enjoying nglts
rest reaksng fdecd and leave stoningon
the NJ train, connecting at Providence with tho IL A. ID
train tor Boston, Taunton and New Bedford.
Through Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays tor
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole via New bcdiod
connecting With the steamer Eagle Wing.
BAGGAGE Master accompanies the Steamer and Tram through
each way. s,,. ,,-.. -
passage berhs freight application may
be made pier No North River, OF at the oce No. III bs
terv-pllce
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A. N. MELVIN, Auotioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO.-Trade-Sale
ID Rooms No. Is Pek-row.

II koofns No 10 Tsfk-row: $500. .,,,..l-
COINS AND MEDALS-A large collection Of American ana
Fcten Coins and Medals Ia Gold Silver Copper and BroH1e
Including many that very valuable and rare
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June ?, a. oeScs-
VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS iBNAhrti
BEING the entire private Library Of the late IMAM Sph
son Eso deceased comprising complete set Of Law
and Chsncery Reports. Admiralty Reports criteo ,d
state Laws D;sests In1iccs CommentarIes Iresee
ing many rare valuable English and frenen hsw 90
AZ lo Included In he catalogue TO be sold Immensely asr
the Law Books il Mr. JohnsoEs collection OF onoice oes
neouS Book comprising valuable Engiah French ana AMER
ear embracing many exceedingly rare sooAs IN
elsdr variety the History Of Aencs, which are now
out Of priaf. &c.
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vT,o CHARLES A. oLMsTEAD, AMOS TEN

u M, BENJAMIN h. ILSs1 and 0FOkGE fkCk.
ceendsnfYoa hereby summoned and required
the plant "a the supreme Court Of New York.
the place OF a whereof the City and County Of New York
(which complaint filed in the Office Of ths Clerk for aid
City and County the City Hall n aid City the list day
June, le55) wherein EDWIN z. HAMILTON plsnfaG and
CHARLES A. 0LMsTEAD, AMOS rENNY, BENJAMIN
r. TLNNY and GEORGE PECK defendants and
copy Of yonr the Subscribers their ocs No 10
Wnans in aid city within twenty bays er the service Of
this exclusive Of the day Of such sevce and
you fail TO the complaint wixhn the time aforesaid
the plaintiff IL this action will take Judgment against for
the nineteen thousand eight hundred nnety
dosu and foryive cents with interest from the is day Of
August 1884, besides the costs Ct hs sctiou. Dated New fek,
February 6, isA TRACY, WAIT L OLMSTEAD.
jes lsEeww Plaintiffs Attorneys, NJ. 10 whhsnrst, n \.
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HOUsATONIC RAILROAD.-sUMMER AR

II IL AkGENENT-COmmencng MONDAls May ., loo3
GOING NORTH
FROM BRfDGEPoRT6:30 A. MFreght Train with passen'
ger car arrives at Van peusenville at 4:f5 p. NJ
csc A. M-Pessenger by the A. NJ Tain from New York
take this and arrive Pttsfed 3:3 NJ connecting
with Western and North Adams Roads Albany passengers
change ysn Denenye and connect at State Line with
Nettern trsn 20 Albany - =,
eC5 r. MPafscrser Train for Kent arrives AZ kunning
through Pisfed Saturday, arriving at II ;loP NJ
FROM BARRISGros6:l2 A M-frelght Train with passen-
ger car for Pield arriving at 1851 A. NJ
FROM VAN DEUsESyLLE.-2:AP Z. M-For state Line after
the arrival 1898 A. NJ trn from bridgeport
State Line with Western Train to Albany and hudson and
Berkshire Train to Hudson
GOING SOUTH
From PITTsFIELD-9A. N-Passenyer Train for BRIDGEPORT
This train connects Van pusenye with train from state
Line and Bridgeport with $50 Express Train to Ne"fok
arriving ats p. NJ.
SIP MFor Darlington freight with passenger arriving
7.DP.M.
$3.50 A. M-Paenger for Bridgeport Mondays only, arriving
at $3.50 A. M. IN "A
the Of Western Train from Albany Connecting al van
Deusnville with Passenger Train 70 Bridgepor.
FRoa KEsT7:23 A. MSpecial from Kent for bridgeport,
arriving at 9: 50 A. ". . 49,,
FRos yaS DEusExvILLE.--s;22 A. M-.For Bridgeport,
Freish. Train with passenger car, arriving at r. I
Waterbury VenaOrs have been attached 70 tbs passen
ger cas- at great expense. The kept entirely Tree
from dust and smoke current Of air passes through
The entire eng # the tran and be q sur the
Of the CHARLES HUNT President
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r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-summer Ar

rsusement tsundays exceptedl-On and after sATUR-
DAY the I'd Of June 1855 Trains going East leave Brooklyn
for Ceeurort M daily and Fridays and Saturdays,
S:45 NJ for Yaphsnk A. NJ. aud 5i5 p M for Farming
dale A ~ end 5;i5 and p NJ for Syossst 10 \ NJ and
4:l5 T. NJ for Henpsead. 10 A NJ and 3:b i:l5 and IN
for J1naics and 10 A. NJ, and s;i5, 4:l5 and T. NJ
Freirtf Train leaves AZ I A. NJ. -
TrAIys GOING WEsr-Leave Grecnport for Brooklyn, 10
NJ daily and Saturdays and Mondays, $3.50 NJ faphaak
~ Rreoklyn 6:O3 and IL 50 A. NJ lakeland for Brooklyn,
s:96 ~ and 1906 p. NJ FarmnEdale for Brooklyn, and
1850 NJ Gnd l:t5 p NJ; Syoset Tor Brooklyn, A. NJ and
l:fo r. ~; Hampstead for Brooklyn, 0:23 7;9 aud M
and 81 and 5:l3 F. ~ Jamaica for Brooklyn. $50 10 I;o
and e:f a. NJ and 4lO and 55 ~ Freight Train leaves
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~ now p<rmsneny located In Broadway, ~ Y, and 10
eapg many eaaesof and sonnec<ed
With Tie AR pessrs srch a. Casirh Bronchitis Ash kc.
by INHALATION OF MeDICATFN VkPORS The pope
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is scnrted BY all unpcadocd pcrons should h. tace al
those selected with such diseases apply a. once fr reefc
cure AL be cared pei sncEt reaction can
Re whsn the unxs esvi,,~s la hsu
when bo0d has been raced b. he Faien NJ can pro-
HUNDREDS eertifes,es tsv Individuals Who have been
leo Brcsdwsy door soush Of ssdst. r sDr " aso
are made 10 wsk the ce.fto hear he blind - see Ne
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