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The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
wEsMlnRtSn's Blrth.Day.

Monday next will be the anniversary Of
the birth. Day of the greatest and most H.
lustFious 81 Americaus- Of the man who
b indeed throned ia the. hearts of his
cCuplrylsn It's ccaUmemoratsa every
where byevhy lover Of true greatness,
of virtue and of liberty. On the fadeless
pages Of history his glorious services,
stainless name and noble character are
recorded. "Tbs whole range Of history
does not present another character on
1hich We can dwell with entire, unmixed
admiration. His qualities were so hap
PLY blended and SO nicely harmoni1ed,
that the result was q great and perfect
whole" His ashes repose in his own
loved Virginia, and the proud old Com.
monwealth reveres the memory and clings
tOthe institutions bequeathed to her by her
Hs4sttfious son. What he sanctioned she
refuses to believe repreheRsible or iniqui.
tOus. She knows and We know and the
world knows that =" his naI1e is intimate
J.. blended with whatever belongs most
essentially to the prosperity, the liberty,
the free institutions. and the renown Of
our country. That name was Of power
to rally q nation, in the hour Of thick.
th-onging public disaster and calamitieS {;
that name shOne, amid the storm Of war,
a beacon light, to cheer aud guide the
cOuntry's friends Ms fame, too, like a
meteor, to Iepel her foes. That name, in
the days of peace, was q loadstone, at.
tracing to itself whole peoples conf.
dence, whole peoples love, and the
whole worlds respect; that name de.
scending with oil time, spread over the
whole earth, and uttered in all the Ian
guages belonging to the tribes and races
of men, will forever be pronounced with
aGectiOnate gratitude by every one in
whose heart there shall arise an aspira-
tion for human rights and human liberty
He fought for the liberty of the white
race, achieved it and bequeathed the
priceless heritage to us, and We would be
recreaIt to our trust, false TO his memory
and unworthy the legacy he left us, were
we to submit. under any pretext, to be
deprived of it, The Constitution and
institutions which he approved, and un.
der which our country proSpcred and was
happy, are imperilled ard their overthrow
threatened by fanatics and traitors. -
Those who venerate the name of Wash
ington and follow his example and teach
ings, are defending them and resolved to
maintain and protect them. And like
him they will succeed for the great heart
of the American people still beats true to
liberty, and they still love the Union and
the Constitution OF Washington. The
Union as it was, aud the Constitution as
it is, is their motto, and under it they
must conquer.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

A TIE, ,VoTR.-We learn that, at the election
held on Thursday evening BY the PIacervile
City Guards for a Captain, there was tie.vote
for John D. Boop and Alex. Hunter on two
ballots. II Is not oten that the qualifications
ofaspirants are deemed so equal that it's impos.
sible to decide between them. When those in
terested are equally divided it can make little
difference which of the popular cusses bears Of
the palm. and the result might fairly be left to
chance. Why not toss up for it-"Pot or la.
de-" or "Wet or dryP"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

INFAMOUS 1t is stated that minister
and a number of his congregation we're
arrested in a church in Maryland, short
time ago, because he declined to proceed
with the services after squad of negro
soldiers had marched in and distri buted
themselves IudiscrimiuateIy among the
audience.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

HARD HIT. Wendell Phillips is not
certain that slavery is dead until he seesf
it buried" The Boston Post rejoins, in
he will go to the Frcedman's" camps
along the Mississippi, he will see it bu.
ried at the rate of a thousand day.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County NJ r. Dorado -
- SS.-In Justices Court. Par-rvi ie Township.
Thr People NJ the State Of California, to II. MAR.
TIN SMITH. Defendant. Greeting;
YOu-Rre hereby summoned TO appear before me at
nv cfhrr in i'iacrrVe Township, OF the County nj
Fl Dol ado, OF the 18Th diy OF February. A o. 1864,
1T II o'cltsk, A n answer unto the corpls M ~
A. ~. Reid. who snrs 10 recover the sum cf hun.
4 ed and forty eight 5'llO dollar upon an account
for horse feeling &c.. when JuhEuen' will be taken
Against you for he said amount. together with costs
Il ynl FIT To appear and answer.
To ;he Sheriff or CVnS' able OF 81 Dorado Toun.
ty. Cir -iirg MaEe LEGAL s.rVicr andrct1r' h. reof
G,ref uui,r my hand, this 10Th day 81 grhruAry,
A. o. 1854. JOHN BUSH,
Justice Of the Peace in Ard Tor 81 d rJWnShip.
II appearing, by the aflvt ~ Plaintiff that said
n-fendant. upon whom IA simmnrs rs Ia h served,
has departed from his State and that . cause ~
action tNisiS against him in this case otion Of
Pa.n'if, II IL ordered ii service II tie f1ttEuing
summo's b. mdl" hy publication in :lc Mountain
Democrat newspaper published in Ihls county for
three months. and that cnrI - sail sumuvus br
uS led in IL" siofcr. I'D ess 10 sad Defendant
At Virginia C,y. in the Territory n Nevada.
This 10th day of February, iSe4.
JOHN RUSH
feb2hSn .- JuStice of the Peace
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

We are indebted TO Professor Jenkins for q
bottle Of his TrechenerGon, or hair tonic
Our readers may have noticed a small circle Oi
gentlemen perambulating our streets or en-
gagged In our places Of business who have re-
narkably luxuFiAnt and silky hOir,-all of them
are indebted to the TrechsnsrgOn" fOF 1t, and
il 10 pleasant 70 know that they gratefully &C.
knoWlodge the Indebtedness.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20


THE hbject IF war is peace, and ii is the
duty nf every beIligerent pnwe- tn make wal
fulfill its end with the least possible mischief
and to accelerate by all fair and reasonable
means II just and honorable peace Kent,
Commentaries.
Chancellor Kent must have tcen a
copperhead," for this is precisely the
doctrine that coppeIheads believe and
teach. The Administration helirv, ,judg
ing from its avowed policy and the man
ner it has conducted affairs, that 1.-THE ob
.iect Of war is SuhJuSatinn or extermina
ton: it inhlctS the greatest "poS>i le
mischief" laughs with drte>tablc glee at
the destruction Of Southern homes, and
admits no reasonable means for Just
and honorable peace" Senator Wilson.
one Of its leaders, txultantly declares tha,
nothing will satisfy the Administration
party hut suhjugation or determination.
For this purpose, and to enrich Abolition,
thieves, army contractors and peu%ioue,i
editors and correspondents, the war i,
prosecuted.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

Coon. The Albany Argus calls upon
Senator Hale to publish volume, giving
the new system Of practice by which he
earned $4,000 by getting two Abolition
Government SwinhlerS admitted to bail.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

ST. PATRIcK's CHURcH.-Rev. J. Largau will
otticiate in St Pstrick's tomorrow morning.
Mass at II O'clock vespers in the evening at
~. The devo,iuns for the season Of Lent will
take place in the above named church on
Wednesday aud Friday evenings at ~.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

BoARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th honorable
body will meet on Monday next for the pur.
pose Of levyiug the State and County taxes for
the ensuing year aud. also. for the purpose Of
equalizing the assessment just made under the
special Act Of the Legislature.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
e8o saFr Asro oovsrEr.
Rosssae AuD lFUIDra.-A FalrpIay cor

Rosssae AND MvRbRn.-A FairpIay core,
pssdsat wsltiag under date Of February l7th
sayss ~@3 r eight Chinsss campo In thil
uslshbssnbod havS been robbed Of late. The
robbers killsd one Chinsman and wounded en-.
othsF badly Ia The hip. and his recovery d
dcubtfel The perpetrators are said to be Mex
icans. The Chimes. came to Ibis place to get
the Township authorities to arrest the villains.
but there being no Justice Of the Peace in the
Township, they lsfl for Phoorville. With line
from the ex-Justies N the Shsri1"s oface. sx
planning Affairs. They Tepart that the answer
they Feesived vas. Who will pay us Tor our
troahls IN elismptin9 to arrest the deapera-
dOes.". HEbisis tho case. ,Ws will be eompeiI-
sa 70 form Vigilance Committee for our own
protection. csWs are law-abiding citizens, op.
posed to Vigilance Committees, and are ready
and eager 20 sssist tue dIicers iaerresting the
ViIAins, but wheu they refuse to protect Us we
arc powerless and must organize for our own
protection. This is bad state Of affairs and
has caused 20 little excitement hope the
Board Of Supervisors, at their next meeting,
will appoint suitable persons to Gil the vacan-
cies- In our Township, and thus ObViate the ne
cessity Of Vigilance Committee"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

RExovAL.-Our euterpriSiDg friend, Petit,
has removed into hiS new store-room (Selig-
mans BIOck), which Is truly magnificent es
tablishment. His large stock Of goods, com
pFising everything in line Of clothing, dry
goods, and boots and shoes, shows to great ad.
vantage 10 the well.arranged cases and shelves.
But the reader will 20 and see for himself.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

EslAsaED.-Ws are pleased to notice that s.
Harst seq he APaszA, has been forced BY 10.
crsAss Of trade 70 snIsrge bis store room. Mr..
S.fs 5 correct and cOurtsOuS trader aud de-
ssevss - thS cue,Om 10 has secured and more
too. ''F-' %..-.....
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

PLEASANT SURPRIsEs.-Several Of our sub
scribers who reside in distant parts Of the Coun.
~ have called on US during the past week and
blessed our eyes with the sight aud our pock.
etc with the weight of their arrearages for the
DRHoCRAr. These instances were pleasant sur.
prises which We hope will bc initiated by 9th.
era We trust that our friends who owe VI
large amounts will not suspicion US of print.
ing at them" in the above.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
T e R II 8 /:

Clubs OF twenty or over can have address nut on
each. W." WINS
FOR every club Twenty extra copy will be added
for the getter up OF tile club
For every club Of 6fty, the e+Semi- Weekly, and for
every club OF one hundred, the Daily viii be semi
when requested, in lieu Of the extra copies Of ths
e. Weekly -,.--.~--- = '''s
Additions 70 clubs may be made At Any time Al nam.
rates. taPers cannot be changed from one club
70 another, but on request OF the person orde Inc
tne Club and on receipt Of Gfty cents extra. Sins
Glep papers viii be taken from the club and sent to
AddI.o! AR orders must Be accompanied By the Cash.
ASuLsss nahsn The WORLD,
'eO'" b Park Row, New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

KNIGHTS TEHPLAR,-The members Of Ell Do.
rado Commandery, No T., will bear in mind that
the snnual assembly, for the election Of officers
for the ensuing year, will take place on the
evening ofthe first Thursday of March.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

THE ISSUE.-It is evident that every
day the issue is becoming more sharply
defined between the party of the Con>ti
tuition an1 the party Of Revolution; and
that the Democracy are to constitute the
nucleus and main strength of the former
party. If the Government is to be pre-
Scrved-and we believe it is and are IA
boring for that ohjcct-it will be Ly the
Democratic party. We viii go into the
hght with Governor Seymour's motto -
"The Union and the Constitution and the
Laws. The Union upon equal terms, the
whole Constitution. and all the Laws -
1t is IL holy cause Tor men to fight for, and
no sacrifice is too great for men to make
for its success. Let the people clearly
understand. as they soon WILL that the
Democracy are fighting to preserve, the
AbolItioni>tS TO destroy the Union, and
the party in power will he crushed and
only he mentioned to be eXecrated A
party whose "principleS are infamous
and purposes treaSonahle," cannot long
deceive the pco lie and receive their in
dorSement >
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

TAS Physieiaa ls 0ftsn Hla~.SE
want sfsasss'sia Fsstnsut.vAsntAs6Is.-C.-..
msnt In the rseoysFy Of ths Gek d . Ao ,rSs-s
hsad1inistsEing Impure medicines. RsA.-. ~.
spOthecsry, is paying particular sstentIou a. \.
compromising physIcians' pFsseTiptioas and e.'s
recipes from medicines Of uuaOubtsdpurssy. -.
White, Medical HAll. Is aPpolOtsd agent hr - -
NJ the gsnIins Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

BsADsHEw, Lew. Culver. Hernandez and
Wclis, Fargo d Co. are individually and col.
lsstiyely sn3itlad 70 our thanks for newspaper
tavors during the past week.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

PREsBTTsRIAS CHURcH.-Rev. W. ". Brier
will preach tomorrow. morning and evening.
ct the usual hours. in the Presbyterian church.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

EL DoRADo LoDeE. No. 26, F. and A. NJ, will
hold stated Communication on Monday eseu.
ing next.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
Nrm advertisements TosDdp.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1894.
THE WORLD:
An Independent Democratic Daily.
Semi-Weekly and Weekly Newspaper
Union of the World and Argus.

'VH 4 w d II l. ID TO which the New York
l. NEEHi.Y AHuUS has been uni,-d, has to-day
five tulIs tl~ ag:r gaze circulation Of any DerIr.
cratic conservative newspaper. IL addresses
" ehS alone more than lrUWu subscribers and
rnns;au; purchasers, and rrdu'.rs at ieast hall a
MILTON readers. With the steady increase m crcu
latipm whri it nnw tuiuys, theSr numbers will
be dnublrd. Nnihing less than tins should saii>f,
th"sr who briiryr that the only h, pc Of iv> T.ig
III, Union and the authuri ' OF the Constitution
over now distracted and divided ruurtry, lies IN
wrestling IowvI from the hand, uf those whose Ia
uaiic,n has helped to provoke, invite and prulong
the war; and thai 10 accomplish this end no aus
is so effective ~ the d'iG,jon, through ape and en-.
,erpr>iug newspapers q! SOUND political nowedgc
among the working men, the thuGing men, aud the
voting men Of ti,c North.
Enterprise industry and moncy viii be libtrAiy
expended to make
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
Special anO General Notice
Browns Bronchfal TrOehs.

Browns Bronchial TroeAss.
1hets Loaenges are prepared f.om Ai.A1-
tesd FeeiPs foE alleviating BRoncnISI e.
nN AsTHHA, HoAnseNRss. COUOHS, Cor = so O
III ltion or SSfeuess Of the Throat. sad
MhBLTc sPEAKERs AND vocALrsra
Will aud them bensAeial IN eIsaTius II. -.
fore speaking o. ttngtng. and relieving ~ = y.
aftor any uDuenal ezsFtfon Of 1ho 0S,si Ns
having peenmaE aAaRaaeaA o. wkas4SSCA s.ses
distuIb the 0rgans II spseeA. SaasA
~ Ageate m QAAAgaas -1asanaaaaAn.
FFGnetseos - ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
Gburrbrsss CHARITABLE @rAerx

PLAckkV1ttE. Divine Service aE IL o.
eve-Y Sunday moE1tng, ~ nv O'eIocAsR 49," 49,
st same place, at ~ s'ctosk, ?. =. OOLCl1 49,
on th: arDs ana third ssndsy sVeaIun ofIAe 1S
md fourth Sunday evenings e Tie noaaA - -
O'Clock. DIAMOND sPRlN0s-esgVioe oe ~ -.
Ond and ioarth Sundays Of each month. n 4 ss.s-
P.M. O. o. PRIRCE Ha1sSNA
RssIdsyee, Cary House, Piaosrviiis. -.
Catholic ChUrehs-RSv. ,, L..
will OfaeiAte In GeoTget0wn 90 even arst aIx
Of the month also, tn COloma ChuEeh a a.. ~
Sunday. Divine servics esnaesess q i0. =. y
VeSperS, In St. PatrIek's Church, Plee.rS;n-' :.
every Sunday evening, At . Q0AFtsr past 4 -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

"IT PAYS 70 ss LoYAL"--Army con.
tractors are all iSyal, and the AdmiWistfiIf-
,ion pays them libctally for their loyalty.
The New Haven Comm Courier,a a strong
Ab0l tiOn organ, says:
Contractors have carried on this war. The
blood ot our men. the gr'mns uf "ur wounded,
the tears f the orphans. the walls at the wild.
Ow have been coined into money. They THE
contradictory have swindled the Government
out of haRdFeds of millions. They have piled
tnriUnt nu fortRae, aud. ~ distinguished ri-
ticer at Washington writeS us, all the opera.
tinnS Of this war are even now managed by po-
litical swindlera."
Why are not the loyal vultureS who
are fattening on their countrv's ruin, ar
rested and punished? Because they are
loyal, and loyal Senators intcrcede for
them and share their loyal plundrr.--
The blood of our men, the groans OF
our wounded, the tears Of the orphan, the
wall of the widow, have been coined into
money" to satisfy the cupidity Of loyal
contractors! Loyal political Swindltrs, v
says an organ of the party in power, are
managing the war, and swindling the
Government out of hundreds of millions. y
The Sacramento Bee is right" it pays to
be loyal"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors OF and
~ all rsons having claims against the estate OF
WM. .. HOLLlN'iSWORTH. Deceased, 10 present
the same to the undersigned. with the necessary
vouchtrs, "a his residence in the town OF Colnna
~ p"rSdo County, within ten mouths from the hrst
pubca Of this notrce, or the same will he for.
ever barred Z Z. MCDONALD,
Executor of Estate o. VIM =. Ho',ir gsWorth, decd
Dsted-Ftbruary 2,Hh. 1864 I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

Zeta EneamPmoAt, I. O. q. p -
5, meets. in Odd Fellows Hall, on the ev.:;.Sss
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each ,."",r
sCj"urniSg PHtTiAEeAs are cordially Invited - :,
tend. ~ss-
c. q PIERCE, c.
K oeoe' angi
I. o. o. F.-FFsnklin Lodge. Ea. -
l. o. y, meet. every Friday evening. N ~
Fellows Hail. Stony Point, Main 81, Plseryvsn.
All Brethren in .od Standing are cordially Inv.sI
to attend. '-'''Ss
HENRY REEsK, n. q.
taOoAN LiSFkLpT' cR'' n D. oetiO
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-20

MORE FRAUDs.-"It pays to be loyal"
says an organ Of the Administration par
ty. 1t does, say the Abolition thieves
who are employed by and are swindliag
the Government. SUPPORT Of the Admin-
istration is a test of loyalty; the AdmiH.
istration employs ana gives contracts to
none but lOyaliSts; and it follows that tho
scOundrels who have Swindled the Gov.
ernment are ell lOyalists. Loyalty and
viTlainy, therefore, are closely allied. The
discovery of peculstiOns in the Redemp-
tion Bureau of the Treasury Department
appears to be only the beginning Of se'
rieS of developments about TO be made,
Of serious and more extensive rascaiity
upon the part of the loyal public servants,
which is now undergoing investigation.
As prominent leaders Of the Abolition
party are implicated in the swindle, it is
feared that the facts will be suppressed by
the party in power. 1t doesn't pay to
expose the corruption Of loyalty.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

IL ARRANGEMENT.-LeavesN New. YotA, James slip aud
3st East River for Greenport Sag Harbor Hamptons &c,
st For Grrenport Rverhead Ysphank, and Lake
land at a. M and 800 ?. n Fo sIp, babylon and Fsm-
ingdAe, at a. IN. and $3.50 and $50 For syo'st,
Oyster Bay and Huntinston For Hampstead Jsncs and
Winfield al and l0:3 and ~, ADO and $50 p
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN = Leaves Athst East
River at 85 for Rvehead stopping at al Stsrons.
Hampstead aud Syose EIcuIon Tickets o this .rsia
W reduced rates A. REASONER. bxpsun,sa1sQt
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})roposaIs.
QuARTERpAsrEss OyYicE, u. S. MARINE CORPS,
WAsHISGTos 2l,t October. 1904
ND0DnSA - EDR RAIIlAS -Snnlni Drl

QuARTERrAsrEs's OyYicE u. 5. MARINE CORPS
MAHISGTos 2l,t October. 1904
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.-Scaled Pro-
prosls will De received this Office until O'Clock P
T0Ns TO the United state. Marines a; the following stsou
duf inr tho ycar 1909 viz
Portsmouth, New Ham hire
Charicstown, Ma.sachuStts
bf0)Aiyni New lors.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Wasiiu;ton City District Il Coumbis
Oosport. near Norfolk. Virginia.
zach tion 70 consist Of ourhs Of pound OF pork
bacon " one and fourth pound Of fresh salt beef eight
Of bread or ol or twelve ounces Of hard bread
or one and fourth pound q meals and at ne rat. TO o
ten pouud ~ rice lieu thereof twice per week, one
ana fi,y oures Of des.ics.d poatoc. and one hund
red ounces mixed vegetabes pound, Of coffee OF, IN
thereof aud half pound Of tea hteen pounds OF
'usr four quart, vinegar one pound Of sperm candies o,
hall pound Of aow four pounds o. soapsnd two quarts OF
The nations 10 be delivered upon the order Of the Command
Ing each station the esh beef either IL bulk or by
e single Of Ss qIs , NAN an Su o%
he cofee GOOD Rio; the sugar good New.Oreans its
equivalent and the beans vinegar c1ndesr soap SAT- &c TO
b. Of good quality.
All BIDS must b. accompaneAhy following guaranteed
FORM OF GUARANTY
The underlined n r., 81 in the 6e stsis Guarantee 81
tia, In csse the foregoing bid Of raon. above
described be accepted he they will within ten days aer
the receipt ofte contract at the pstohce named execute
the for the with goos aud sufficient securities
and IN The said shall fa to enter INTO contias as
the oar Of tie said aud that which may be accepted
Witness. A. b., Ouarantor
Eff {. D., Guaraftor.
......, 49,.
hereby certify that The shovansmed are known
Of property aud aoe to MAKE good their guar
anteo.
10 be signed by the United States District Judge, United
State. District Attorney. Collector. .
No proposal w be considered unless accompanied oy tho
above guarantee. 80 81,
raper containing insertion this office for eKains
ton.
Proposal. 20 be Endorsed Proposals for Raons for 1865
and Addressed to tie undersigned W. h. SLACK.
Major and Quarermsster
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CEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERSEl

O-From Pier No North River connecting a, hampoa
Junction with Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
snd AZ Eason with Lehgn Valley Railroad and It's connec
ons ormngs direct line to Pttsburg and the West with
GisEAT'AuDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two xpress Trains daily for the West, escep; Sundays
when evening IrIin.
Sixy Mile. and Two Hours saved By mis- line 70 Chicago
Cincinnati St. Louis. ETC. with bnt change Of cars
FALL ARRASGEMt.NI,..
Commencing September 49, 1864 leave New York as 70 lows:
n, . Oo a m. for Esston. Mauch Chunk WiliamPors,
Wikesbarre, Mohanoy City. &c - NJ.
MAfL TRAY--At 300 m for bennington. Esson Wstsr
Gap scranton, Wilkesbarre Great Bend, Ptson bingham
ton Sc n.
sO0 O. m Western Express for Eas.on, Allentown Read
inc Hsr bur- Pitsburg aud the West With De- ore chInss
Of cars TO Cincinnati Chicago and but two changes to d.
LOus -, -, c,.
l2eD n TRAry-For Esston Allentown, Mluch Chunk
Wikesharre, Niamspor Reading Psttsvtle harfi'ouFA
350P. n.-For Eastou, Allentown. and hauch CHUNK
$50 r. Nor souelville and tlemington
6P n-ror SOmervle.
100 p n WEsTEES ExPREss-For Easton, Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West oeepns
car through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
FLIzABETHPoar AND NEW DIRK fEKRr-LeaVe rev.
York from Pier No. \. r. st $3.50 m; 4yo snd '~
o. ~ Boats stop Bergen Point and bsriners liaoof
Tickets Tor the West be obtained at the once OF ns
Central Railroad Company, Pier No. \. H., q, 90;
A.tor House at No III Broadway. and a. tire pfnciph
khOtels. yOSiAh " SlbAfNSf upflhe"h"rn'