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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
Aetuatprk Daily Gribn,ta
Personal.

1.-THE children's ball. which was lately given by
the Princess Mathide in honor Of the Prince Imperial,
was" SAYS The Sport, most charming. II COM
.need nj o'clock in the afternoon and ended at about
eight The Emperor arrived at four and the Prince
Imperial who wore the costume Of marquis OF the
old RHYME at quarter past. Ills Imperial Higbness
was received by all the little guests, who grouped
themselves on his passage. The orchestra was COM
posed of Children all in exceedingly pretty costumes,
and the Prince insisted on dancing with the lad who
played the flute. Mdlle. Wsewski was attired TO
represent a butterfly, and the Prince danced several
times with her. Mde. Mnet,a Vimercati daughter OF
the director of the hunting establishment Of King
Victor Emanuel was in the costume of Spanish GIRL
and the son Of Madame Blot as postiOn OF the time
of Louis XIV. The ball concluded with the quadrille
Of '0phee.
Mr.. s. G.. Hall, the writer has been recently de-
yering lecture in London, relating to the various
literary celebrities with whom he had come in con-
tact for the lasi forty years. He told anecdotes OF
Hook and others, but the following about Miss Nit.
ford was especially rclisbed by the audience. When
she visited Mr. Halls house, number Of literary and
other persons were assembled TO meet her. An arm
chair-he seat Of honorwas appropriated to her use
In this she recned luxuriousy but the visitors began
TO litter at something which they saw about the lady
All eyes were fixed on the " something'-all laughed
and looked pleasant Miss Milford in the course OF the
morning, had been engaged in making some purchases
in London--a place which she rarely visited and had
brought with her to Mr. Halls house cheap but
snowy turban, which she placed near her own chair
On this was wtten-for poor Miss Milford was limo
cent Of all knowledge Of the fact" Very ehaste-only
5s 3d."
Mr.. Laroche, agent of Mr.. Sechan, the decorator
and furnisher Of the palace heaer and who has also
been driving profitable business for some time in the
same line with Turkish customers, turned Mussulman
on Sunday last to marry Serai lady OF the imperial
harem), with whom, il is said he managed to lose his
heart while employed in mailing up curtains. lie has
taken the name Of Mehemet Hadaet (Mehemed the in
spred or daft y An elderly American lady is also re-
ported TO have embraced Islam with similar view, the
human argument which brought conviction TO her mind
being a spruce cavas at Beschiktash. Motives OF
similar kind are said TO undere nearly every one OF the
conversions, mostly among women, which are reported
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THE GARIBALDI FUND.

To tas Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune;
SIR Please publish the following in your paper, and
oblge yours truly, ID. MisSELLl'
N,Ic. York, February, 1861.
OyyIcs oy rHK GAuBALDI FUND, MILAN Dec. %, 1860
DEAR SIGsoR MsSELLI: Your letter containing
the draft Of 1853 24(s4, to the order OF ssnor Enreo
Be,sna has been received Your zeal and patriotism sshof
President and that Of your Committee will serve TO inspire our
brother. Of America the for the impending struggle A
through the expression. gratitude and botheIy sen
msns on our people The destinies OF our country
turn for the best but It Il necessary that we AL Ie s a.
con bine with the love OF fAiheriana 70 s000Np
great miracle Of our redemption .,r
In behalf Of the pifse'''"' DIR GIUSEPPE FINZI.
80 -. u,xxx,,, President OF the Committee for
.h hh.,,hsiai Fnnd No. ia East Thirty hH street Il,
since the forwarding Of the above sum- the following
lions haye been Ieceiyed' ....s ais
John R. FNish, ''''''''''''''''''Fi
Ma " NJ, of Brook yn.,....,'.'''.''''''''''"
Miss NJ OF oklyn..''"'''''''''''''''''"'
ro,.l .......,.,,,..............."8T
D. MINNELLI President
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Gteambnats ano Railroads..

E,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
L PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
steamer BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves Newfork every
TUESDAY THURSDAY aud SATuRDA at 4 o'clock P m,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on hoNDAf'
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY H4 o'clock p M, from Pier No.
3N.R ~ ,.,
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to spp
cant until the same shall have been paid for
Freight Boston 10 forwarded through with great dispatch oy
q" Hip'' WIN BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 10 and II we,t-st
W-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUEKIRK EXPRESS at q. m for Dunkirk, Buffalo,
Cansndaigus, and principal Stations ,,
MAIL 1. q M for Duntirk and intermediate Stations
This Train remains night 81 Elnira
WAY at $50 p. M. for Mddetown, Newbursh aud inter
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily at p. M, for Dunirk, Buffalo
Canandasn aud principal Stations The tr. Of Saturday stops
At iii Mail Train Station, and runs only TO Euira
CHAS. MINOT, General Supt.
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9 UPRE ME C0URT-County of Richmond,
~ JOHN L, FLAKE. Plaintiff against JOB HAIGHT and
Phoebe Ann his wife and Jane Maria Boycs Defendants Sum-
for Rebel Com not Served To the deendsnts You are
hereby summoned and required TO the complaint In this
seton which filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Of Richmond In the State OF NewYok at his ocs In the VII
sss OF Rich mond the thirteenth day Of November, 1850
and copy the said complaint on the
subscriber at his Office No Is William street In the City Of
New York within twenty days ser the service Of this
exclusive Of day Of such service and you f
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
this scton will apply the Court for the relief demanded
In the somp lsint-Dsted January g. 1851.
jalO lsw6wTh' GEORGE CATLIN, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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Ocean Cleaners.

CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
= FAST, LONDONDERRY, AMI DUBLIN for s9o-The
Al powerful Clydebut steamship UNITED KINGDOM;
Can't Craig will sail from Pier No 81 North Rser foot o'
Beseh on TUESDAY FEB ~ At IL noon TIL, heAm'hp !.
fitted In the approved style to n,ure the comfort ard
o. passengers Rates Of pss,.gs Cabin $50 lntsrmedae
$3 6eerag $50 including abundant srppy OF COOKED pro
visions. Apply to FRANC 5 MCDONALD n Co, No "
Broad at. corner OF South William -, , - r,,xa
The succeedipg steamship JOHN BELL viii sail on TUE
DAY, March 70.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
y LIVERPOOL landing aud subsking a. Queens
town resndl The Liverpool New York, and PhisdsphiA
Steamship intend dpstchng their Clyde
built Iron Steamship as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Saturday, FEB TO-
CITY or saturday, Feb %
KANGAROO. ............"..... .rday, Mai T. -,
And every SATURDAY, at noon ftou Pier No. a. North
River.
RATES PAsslGH:
FIRST CABIN...........6T3I STEERAGE...:. ....."eO
First Cabin 10 LondoD... 30 Seersse 70 London.. JS
eteerase Return Tickets good for sir mouths %
Passengers forwarded 10 Paris Hsyre Hamburg Bremen Rot
terdsm Antwerp, &C.. st reduced through fares
wishing bring their friends buy tickets beo
town-Fs Cabin s73 SIS and slO5 Steersgs from Liver
pool, go; from Queenstown, go.
Steamers have superior accommodsonsfo for pssnIer
and experienced Surgeons They built in WaoTst
iron sections patent Fire Annihstors board
For further information, apply In Liverpool 10 VIM lNhhN
Agent No. n WsteT.st. In Gasgow TO WIN. lNMhNi NO
ST. Enoch, square; In Queenstown 10 c: w D. SEYMOUhk
IN Ps. 10 JULES DECOUh No Place de Is Bousi in Phil
.delphis JOHN O. DALE, No l09 Walnut or at the Com
p,ny,, Onice. JOHN q. DALE, AGENT,
No Is Broadway, H. Y.
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Tolsse Hunter Of an inch s6s per cent
The greater portion of this light which is lost is con-
verted into heat.
M Faye in the French Academy, in speaking Of
the Egyptian Expedition to Dongols, said that this
eclipse had shown us q remarkable spectacle OBJ
served as it by the Oldest and the younsest Of IA
tons, Egypt and the United States. Beside the infor
nation acquired in relation to the composition Of the sum-
we had obtained precious elements for correcting ID
mar tables and proving the accuracy Of our geographical
determinations on three oceans and three continents 81
the same instant Thanks to Mahmoud Bey, we Asd
also an excellent magnetic map of an important and
ltte-known region, made from his observations on bis
journey to Dongola and return.
The London correspondent Of The Leeds AereHry
SAWS: 81 have heard in the city Of curious INVENTION
which concerns alike sportsman, rihemsn, and t0e
.eientife II ia the manufacture Of white gun
povdsr II is composed of yellow prssiate Of potasa'
chloride of potassium, loaf sugar erystalsed sugar.
and birthstone Il possesses superior qualities over the
black powder, being quicker and more powerful In "
action and not foung the gun; for the delicate the
otacory nerves it may be added that it without un-
pleasant smell. 1t has just been patented"
1t having been officially ascertained that eersln
undergraduates OF French lnsutuuohs VI io'i u'"e
in the habit Of smoking as many IS six and even ~.
cigars per day. says Cosmos, and the fatal influence ~
the narcotpe showing itself in the check OF their phys!
cal growth and the enfeebement Of their inteGec'a"
faculties, his Excellency, the Minister Of PaOhc IN
s,ruetion has. in recent circular called the attention
of the presidents of these institutions to this sad abuse
The excitability Of NJ. lie verisr is continually
,.,;.,,.d in the sessions Of the Academy. Al its a
meeting on note by NJ. Delsunay on the lonsPeOss
rua, variations. due to the action Of Venus, IN WHICH
Del,unay differed from Hansen the Danish astronomer
Is y.uier accused Delaunay Of want Of honesty An
~ n the manner in which he stated tie differences
between himself and Hansen.
Tho virulent poison curare has been snp .ni,. N.
N T.rcelin in cases of epilepsy with go0' '''''''
aoses were from one-third to bali gr'nn'
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Atll o'clock Wednesday morning, lire occurred IN
the basement Of the dwelling house occupied by q
French family at Me- l25 Mercer street. In
Of some clothes which had been hung too near the stove
;gniting. Considerable damage was done by IRE ana
Water. Insured for 5000 10 the Bowsry Insurance
Company.
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SALUTE IN Honor OF THE BORDER SrArEs.-n Is
soed that some of our citizeAs have requested Gen.
Storms to fire salute Of 500 guns from the Battery IN
honor Of the Union men of the Border States. Those
disposed to contribute to this purpose can leave their
subscriptions at the Offices of the Aston House. the
Everett House, and the St. Nicholas HOTEL nelOsed to
Cen Storms.
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s,cr..,os SALUTE FROM TIE BArrrEl.eM ", ar. arc
,bs, ,al,e of six guns was really fred nom
R ns Bas ry' on Monday in honor Of sn the i,
seceong ea as was only made public through 'ns'
however, and Is probably fact now unknown et
new.pap circle. The entire credit Of the act .
sep' Anderson, one of the deputy shern s. VA
u.S Alexander Il. Stephens as q PERSONA "''
s snd 70 whom the compliment was mainly aimsa'
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BoA.p on srPrkvIsoR.' OvYcR No. City uLu,
NEaYoKE, Feb. II, 1861
ITO the PROPRIETORS and PUBLISHERS OF
i DAILY NEWSPAPERS ~ the CITY and COUNTY Of
pursuance OF the folio IL gresou'ion adopted
bv the Board Of So er,i,ors February 5, 1851 via
Rsolrs9 That the Committee Printing aud STATIONERY be
authorised objected tdvs for proposal. for the publish
ing aud advertising Of all notices. reports .o other matters or
deed by this Bokrd pm oshod with Wow Of ecss sI
day newspaper. Of this County Of ths largest oiieqlson to
publish the ..d notice and report The result TO this Board
Proprietor, OF Daily Newspapers respectfully requested TO
send sealed eat. pIopo:e 20 the COMMITTEE on fIin
n1 md Stationery At No. Cky Hall before the 10th inst
Prce per line for fr,, insertion ofnocei reports, 40
q Price per line for each subsequent insertion
D. 'Ae"' " e ORTSON BLUNT.
ELIJAH Y. PURIFY,
AIfj WEfSMANN,
JOHN r. BRIGGS,
Committee on Printing aud Stationery.
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1891 The PENNSYLVANIA 1851
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. looI
GREAT DOUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.
capaci, Of the Road equal 70 any IN the county
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEsI

TEE HREAT sHoKT LINE TO TiiE WHsT
Office No Aston House cSrprr Of Vesey o.
Facilities the postion OF Passengers 10 and nom Gin
cnAsii Chicago St Louis ST. Paul NAihVno heinPfis New
Ohesn and al other town, In tho West NorthWesi and
South West un,psed r speed and comfort By any route
Through trains for Tho Wes lssve New YoIh foot Of Court
landt ,t 1-Aouins EIpres' II, Evenins fIpfe" ~
Sleeping and smoking al the trains
Fsle always low, and the time SO quick BY any other
BY Freight. OF all descriptions be Forwarded to
and any poui Railroad, q Ohio ksntuciy Indian,
Illinois, WiscoEsn, lows " Missouri by RAILhon Dl-
RECT to port on the nA'isols rivers OF th. west by
steamer. from Pi,buTgh -. ,
Rsroad all tn-s favorable are charged
by other Railroad Compsnie, Merchant and shippers n'u,t
uy IN, he Freight TO Ills Company can rely
with confidence is speedy transit -
Tb. Conpsny also tnsntsin Emgrant Accommodate
Line by which plrti- Sns Wet.Ld ENJOY chesP and
comfortable mode Of half The rates
OF fare L. ELLIOTT PASSENGER Agent No AsioT Hease
LEIGH 4 Co Freight Agents. -
No lAs,or House and No South WilAinst
No Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't, Atoon,, Pa
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NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas default has been
IN made TO IN. conditions OF certain mortgage bearing date
the fra, day Of May A. d. eighteen huIded and and
executed by the sheboysan and Mppi Railroad Company
10 AzAdAh Fl.ss In the City oNevYork Trustee and duly
recorded In the oce Of the Secretary Of State OF the state o.
Wisconsin Boob OF Railroad Mogsst pages lJs to bI
inclusive and Whereas the said fasg has Resigned the appoint
been duly constituted appointed according the provons
Of said mortgage t. said Fgg and Trustee In his
place Now therefore, by virtue OF the OF sale con
tanned In said and In pursuance OF law, the under
signed Trustee under said mortgage viii on the second day OF
March A. d. eighteen hundred and Ity at the Station.
Housc Of said S6ebsysan and Mississippi Railroad Company In
the City Of sheboygan Woonn al two O'Clock In the AFTER
noon sell public suction to tho highest bidder for
the payment owo hundred and thirty thousand aud nne
tyfye dollar, and oryons cents 1929 63 Az the amount OF
bonds secured by aid mortgage now outstanding with the inter
est thereon being tho amount claimed TO be due thereon
uaosAsed premises descbsdin said mossge TO wits AL and
singular the F Division u the Railroad q said Company from
the CITY the City Of Fond dLsc In Wicon-
sin with al the shi OF way depot ponnds railways
rails bridges piers stations station houses, and other building
sspp Railroad Company then held thereafter acquired In
cor with the ssd ft DvIlon Of their Railway or re-
ps thereto whether obtained under the rights and privileges
Of their conveyed 10 them by deed and also all tho
tolls incomes rents issues and profits and corporate and other
iancses Of ssid Sheboygn aud MssPpi Railroad company
Inz and a.o all the locomotive engines tender,
OF every description, machinery machine shops too and Inn
wood property connected With the proper equip
.pt working operating and conducting OF the said Railroad
then owned thereafter acquired BY the said Sheboygan and
Mspp Railroad Company for sPpgfIensnt 70 the hore
wise ali OF which personal chates declared to be fixture,
and TO be used and sold herewith ana
NOT ,,pNratsd theIeom and be taken part thereof
n..snpphsr Is Ig6O SAM'L. P. BENSON. Trustee.
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TX PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New Yort notice I, hereby gvsn 70 all
having asanst JAMES CLARK lat. OF the City Of New.
York decea,dO present the zane nth the yoseh.r' heeSi
to III. subscrbs the Office Of Peter Cumming NO fHt
psce City Of New Yok orbefoo the 18th day Of June
next-Dsted Newton llth day Of december, 1860
PETER CUNNING,
STEPHEN MANN Executors.
ala I,y6mTh GEORGE ARMSTRONG;
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90 tUhom II man Concern.

A HANDSOME REWARD will he paid to any
n person who may give such inomsi shall lead to the
detection and conviction q tie parties who obtained two ea,e
{he other from No Wsshngonst the the 9Th pecsnber
last upon forged permits purportng to have been Issued from
'"e Attorney and Counselor.
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Tor SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
II SATURDAY, Mach 7-The United State, Mail steamer
FUTON j. A Woton Commander, will sail from Pier No u
North River foot Of Besch hsrch2 at noon
This steamship unurpassed FOR safety and 'mfo has double
engines under deck nclo,ed by water tight compartments
which beside other results tend In the event OF collision or
raudns keep the pumps free for work and secure the safety
ofvessel and passengers -
Passafe In Second Ca bin, S75 and $50.
' SAMUEL M. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway.
The steamer ARAGO VIII sail March 30
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NJ " sIrpERIOR COURT.-ALMET REED

M Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-ALMET REED
IN AIT SPENCER I. PARMELEE,-Sumnonsf for money
dmsnJ on contract To the defendant: You are hereby
and r.1ued to the complaint In this action,
Of which copy With served upon and to serve .ep
Co., No lOl broadway, IN the City Of ke1.YoIh within
twenty day. r the service hereof ei s oil s aiy
d. lin. ,fe,nId the plaintiff this action will take
sgsn you the un Of seven thousand nine ishsS saS
OF July ono thousand eight hundred aud sixty be'de the cost Oh
thi, action-DAted Aug 3 1850 -, .,x, ~.
No. i04 Broadway New-York.
The complaint In ths above action filed In the ONCE Of te
Clsk the Superior Court Of the CITY OF rev on ne ]a
Ia IsnG.Ws Plaintiffs AltorneT.
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NEW-JERSEY RAIl.ROAD-For PlIlLA-
~ pELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST, viz JERSEY
CITY-MGi ard Express Lines leave New ORR 81 and II
m and aud p Fne 80 Through cEetss sold Tor GIN,
inc.u ADD the West and Washington New Ossn, and
th. south &C. through baggage CHECKED to Washington In
J. w WOODRUFF. Anist.nt Superintendent
No baggage will received trns un.s delivered and
checked is minute, in advance Of the time oflssvins
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AIEM-YORK. HARLEM. and ALBANY RAIL.

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
~ ROAD for Albany and Troy, competing With the New
Yori Central Railroad for all points West. NoIhNest and
also with the Northern Raosd for Saratoga Rot
land ston, PabuIs Roues Point, Osdensbursh and
Montreal. -....... ,,o.,n.v -,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Dec
~ 1890 trains viii leave New Yori q. follows;
Poy Albany M and 20 p. Express train from Tryon
row near City Hall. For Albany, 100 m. and t:a p IN,
EXPIRES. train from 26th..t Depot For Albany, 10 m Er
express mai train from 26ost De ot For Croton Falls
n m stopping at all stations above forkyile from 2th st.
bepot For White Plals, s:ls 20 and stopping
st all ions from 26thst Depot For White Plains G:io
m from white Fl, Depot stopping a, All stations For WI
iam,bridSe II and $3.50 lfom 10Th st. Depot ,toppns
At all stations, For Wiiamsbrdse, ll:.J (Wedre.dsys
RETrKYIsG will Leave Albany, m and t:y ? m; Ea.t
Al ,any T:ljs and +3 --Erpreo Tr.in Albany 1914
a. IN Ear. Albany, III a m.-EIpeas Mai Train. CIoton
Fall. g M stopping =. all stations north Of fremont white
Plains 6:lo, as snd lo .ndtt IN stopping - al ~.
stations. WiiAm,odse 10 p wednesdays and Saturdays
only, stopping At AL stations. 49, o., .
Ticket, sold Baggage checked for W.y sions At 18th It
s,s;ion cny JOHN RURChlLL Asst Supt
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Homeopathic me0irinrs.

nR. A. III. FLANDERS,
Formerly Professor In Homeopathic College Philadelphia
From t. 10 . IN and to p. IN, insy be found ct
St. Nicholas Hotel, Ne~.foTk-
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-The
II NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co. win dispatch
their splendid Steamships, ADRlATlC, Capt Comsoef
aud BALTIC Capt g. Gray, carrying the United State,
MALE for the above ports as follows:
ADRIATIC on Saturday April 9Th,
BALTIC on Saturday, April 10th,
lDRIATIC, on Saturday, May 18th,
BALTIC on Saturday, June lst
fIon the foot Of Canalst.
Returning leave HayTe, . 49,,
ADR1ATIC, on Tuesday. April 23d,
BALTIC on Tuesday, May tn,
ADRIATIC, Tuesday. Jure 4th,
BALTIC on Tuesday, June 18th,
ard Southampton the day following 90 -
For passage sppy the Office OF the Company Room
NO w. % Up STEPHENS, Secretary.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Dsily,s Sundays excepted
ave Nav YORK from foot OF Couku6t Jersey City ferry
For Suderns m for Monsey, m. and $3.50 p m; for
piennont IN, II M $3.50 and 500 p. Returning leave
mont $50 1:.s II 20 and 17S m On Sunday nights
train Suerns a. g. and Perons At TO- M rssnrnins
lsayes Newly ort e. q m. Monday.
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~ From foot Of Cour,snjt sConncciins 81 Hampton JUNG
ton With De.wne Lacssssnna and Western haifoad ahu
Fa.,on LehKh Valley Rgroad and II. connections forming
direct line 10 Harrisburg thout change OF cars g.
WINNER ARRAN0HnEHr-Commeueih December w.
l8sQ-Les,s New. Yoff 40 fyll0ws: - :, ~.
H.RHisRuKo EIPHr.s-At6 a ~ ior En'on hesdins r0'"
Will. harrisburg Msuch Chunk NilIAmspoIt, he.
MAJ TRAIN- ASA m. for Eas:oE, Water Gap Scranton
Crest Bend ft,Cn Wltrsbufe &c - ,,,,,,
AZ TsRorGu TRifS-For Es'ton. Maneh CHUNK "iinAh'
port Reading, Poitsyille, Harrisburg ae .,.
tPn THEoUGH TnAS--For Es'ton. Bethlehem, Abent'Nh
and Mauch Chunk
s:1r.s WAY TllIN-Por Somcrvile
EIrEEss TRAM H.HRbBvRe-IhstA On Express rrnn
nom Ssv Yori arrives Harrisburg AZ II 70 noon 10 time TO
counrc, with trains Fast ard Wet Ceni'a
Railroad Northern Central North and south, and VIA TIE CuE
berlArd Nalsy RsilTosd.
ELIlssTHrORT Axp SEs.YoEK FEsHr-Lssvc Nev foit
from Pier No North River, at and VI m ~ and m
LE,vK ELIIBTrH-At6:lSnds:AA m. - .ndtp p m.
The stop Bergen Pgnt and Manner
each w.y JOHN o. SrERSs. Superintendent