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ATEW-IERSEY RAII.RJAD-Eo- PHI Ia
~ DELLA IA and thu SOUTH s@d WEST -is JER sEf
(JYY-iAi md E,pre. Lines: Lt.ye NewYs-k and u |.
IN o. and D M. fare s5 ~ M - =; ppng az
way cations Through T..ets sold ar CnoinIa sl7 N.e
4IS 81 and the cs and z Baliimor. Washington Noric ~
a. ana On Nsssase charged WasingoD 'd
6 w SOODfttf<. AsshAE Supt
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ISt n EW~fURK and IIINEhTOUlI UNI
Il y ID sTATn MAIL STEAMERS-The stps COM
Tnslnc this he
The ATL( iNlT;' Capt. Oliver R1ridge,
Tn BAL nc, pt. Joseph CoRctock;
The Abr Ratio, Capt. Jases West.
These chi built ~ contract expressly Tor the
GOveDer e every has been taken iH their con-
strs ion their insure strength and speed
and thrT recommendations for passengers ucquaed Tor
ekgrnce o. coT fort.
Price Of ynsstr from York to Liverpool IN fret cabin
flSJj in do. 90 From Liverpool 10 Nswlork 80
md 20 g e1percpce attached TO each ship
No bsrths can secuted pnd for The ships of this line
mp botf ads and 10 avoid danger from
will the Banks north Of ~ degrees until after the
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INV " IDT-OAI IIUIIT W W
" YORK 20 ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER and
GFNESFE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open, and, IN con-
nccton with the Buffalo Corning and NewYork ana New
York and Erie Railroads, forms direct route from NewfoIk
20 Roche ester. -, ,
The drecness ~ this route together with the superior conn
fort Afforded by wide cuder BY far the most desifa
biz between the above-named cities.
Tickets be procured the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket Office foot Of Duanest and No l9j Broadway also "a
Jersey City.
Baggage check ed through. -
Frtghts win b. transported between New York and hoch"
Ter with dispatch Any information desired in regard theron
can be obtained by calling the General Freight AGENT OF we
New York and EIe Railroad Erie Buildings OF C. s. TAPfAN
Express Freight Agent, No. 1875 Broadway.
No the Buffalo Corning and Now York Railroad on
Sunday. J. A REDtltLD. Superintendent.
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GREAfIX RE- DUCED PRICES.-Oct 90
" I. MAIL III C-FNy pounds Of baggage free 10
eenit per po on e1 -Four hours ocean by
Panama Railroad. o,on,b 6r CATiFOHNIA via Panama
h@osd Inc Cnie states Steamship CO. will dispHeh
for AspinwaI on 81 DNDhY Oct. o. O'clock p. M pre-
e,ey rom per u Of Va-rent, North River the wen
th"Sn ana isst s"an ldAp GEORGE LAW Capt VIM t. rem
den y Pass myers and Mails will be forwarded by ran
Railroad and canned Al Panama with the Pacific 'lI
StesmshiP Co.'S ~ iScent steamship GOLDEN GATE H.
Pearson Conn sGar which will be readiness and leave
Hmedisteiy for
The public ,-ned mat the Pacific Mail Steamsfip Co.
Awsys have lying at Palahs ra1J
avoid Of passengers or mas
FOR pa,ssEe rnly 70 w RAYMOND at The only ONCE OF
he Companies, Il 'ls7 West.st cor Wauenst. N L.
Freight A. ,IU 10 cents per foot, u cents per
yund prcpst And no freight be received after lZocIock
On The got ,srrr
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These ships coNsueiel with imported wEterent COM
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