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,,.Solitude.

More and'ygreater sins are committed
when men are alone than when they keep
themselves in Fellowship. When Eve in
P Paradise walked alone; then h e, came MI the
evil one. and deceived her. Whoever Is
amongst men and int honest company, is
ashamed to sin, or at least, he has no place
nor opportunity to- do SO. When David
was alone and idle he fellinto adultery and
murder Soiitariness inviteth to Melan-
9choly.. Melancholy is an instrument Of
the Devil, by which he aceolnplishes his
wicked PURPOSES. The deeper a man is
plunged into that state, the more power the
devil hath, oyer him., :, To live in an open,
public state is the safest. n Openly and
amongst other persons, man must live
civilly apd honestly. must appear to fear
God, and 10 his duty towards men.-Luther.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

sH Hay Eternity has no gray hairs. The
flowers fade, the heart withers, man grows
old and dies 1.-The world lies downin thssep-
ulchre of ages but time writes no wrinkles
oneternity. Eternity Stupendous thought
The ever present, unborn, undecaying, and
undying-the endless chain composing the
life Of God-the golden thread entwining
the destinies of the universe. ao o" 'VA'l
Earth has it's beauties, but time shrouds
them for the grave its honors are butlthe
sunshine of an hour its palaces they are
but gilded sepulchres ;iits pleasures, they
are but as bursting bubbles. Not SO in the
untried bourne. In the dwelling Of the
Almighty can come no footsteps of decay.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10
"A a. aHo5siss, o. d, Car" Adventure.

- .Artemus Ward is looking at things in
Boston, He had an adventure one day
which resulted as, follows eoioo,,me.
I returned in the Hoss Cars, part way. =
A pooty girl in spectacles sat near us, and
was atellin' a young man how much he re-
minded her of man she used to know in
Waltham. Pootys soon the young man got
oout, and smilin' in a seductive manner,
said to- the girl in spectacIesIA+fDon't / re-
mind you Of fsomebodyyou used to know 2
s"Yes, ,"she said, t.you do remind me o
one man, but he was sent to the penitentia
ry fer stealth bar 'hofmackerel--he dice
there, SO Iconclude you amt him. oga
b II didn't pursoo the conversation. iGa0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10
laGHAPTER l7s


AN ACT to amend and re-enact the sixteenth
section Of the fftieth Article of the Code of
Public General Laws relating to the pay Of Ju-
gurors, and repeal alllocal laws on the subject
iaiof pay t6 JurorseG II. 1niyi9 GHul ieE,
Section 10 Belt enacted by The General assembly
Of Maryland, That the sixteenth section of the
fifteth article ofthe Code of Public GeneralL Laws
relatingto the pay of Jurors, be and the same is
hereby amended and re-enacted, so as to,read as
follows ~ IA R9ee3fn saW slI nsm sdi sDgy
iBl6s fJurors shall receive two dollars anda halt
per day, for each and every day they shall attend
the several courts Of this State as jurors and If
teen cents for each mile over FIVE miles, for going
to and returning from thecourt once in each term,
to be paidby the counties or city respectivclyin in
which such courts are held. .''leis I9dio sa4am
SecI 2. And be it enacted, That all the sections
of the several articlesof the Code of Public Local
Laws relating TO the pay and mileage Of Jurors
be and the same are hereby repealed! ifas an
Sec. 3. Atd belt enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

a. Weak doses of washboard are now
to ladies who complain, Of
dyspepsia. Young men troubled in the
same way may be cured by a strong Nprepa-
ration of wood saw. e......,a...-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

Rg"How dat, Sambo? You say youwas
at de battle of Bull Run ! when 1 sees you
at New York on the same night y ast.Yes,
julius, you did for sartin. Yer see, our
colonel says he, boys, strike for yer coun-
try and yer home r Well, some struck for
der country, but dis chile he struck for
home. Dat splains de matter, yer seeol"
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s; ,gjS;el.fl5rtjt.. l.l5 t. :g ':goelti3r;vl!!,,.5'. / ti3;l!!, !


BaGA friend has shown us anumbeH of verses writ
ten byIa soldier in the army formerly from Towson
town, some of which display no little merit We select
the following from the number, entitled mn ''i'
q -'ap o! YES r AM GLAD! }oa il."
wal Iasamogq .p----r--5ilty IL II b9bn9
O yesi I am glad that the warts all oyerl y ~
And who'shouid be happy if not the old soldier?f ~
His fighting is ended, his hardships are gone,93a 5dl
And soon he'll be back to his ''dear ones" at home,
h+F FL. lDi HH!s41.54E no. r.b7lAt ~ -tlf9p
The days now have passed to etornity's ocean, = "a
When war put the army and navy in motion,
ITO maFcho'er the'land to sweep oIer the sea- GiTGh
To strike down the power of tyranny. - ,..:rr,..
Therebellien is crpshed thetrators caught
The work which they sought is all brought to naught,
Their days are all mbefed, y're under the seal
And the weight Of their crime they shortly mSt feel
The Flag of their country they swore disown 99d
They raised upia rag with one star alone, - + H.; = ,
And they said that the should forever go down,
Il Ere telone starr lfrom tyranny crown.
Yes glad, very glad indeed Pinto Gnow bdIlw nocs
That the waT Is all oyer, and soon we Will gon ia
To the homes that for years We been fighting TO
Fromreproach and dishonor te Homes of the braUe.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

a. An English paper advertises e. a pi-
ano for sale by lady about to cross the
lChannelsin an oak case with carved legs"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

g1Whep. Benjamin parted with JEFF Da-
yisa he,said: 1SbWe're both going to the
same place" HowSisi that p asked Da-
Wis. Well, said Benjamin. I'm going
to Europe, and you're going to your rope"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

"A BRAVE MAN.-One who isn't afraid to
wear old clothes until he is able to pay sfOr
new. s94ol- s"9n 9Aj 10 oal
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

@y-The entire cost of the mansion in
Philadelphia presented to General Grant,
with its furniture, is $4,000.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

RyE Educational Appliances for the eAgfi-
cultural Glasses. es.-Threshing machines.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

RyYTheI Dutch ghaEsv q sgeod'proverbT,-
thefts never enrich, aims. never impAREerlsfn1
prayers hinder no work. OF yab-ot aaoii
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10
3 AITPersOns Indehfed |.

.TN0 the late Baltimore County Advocate, either
to E. F. Church, or Church 4 Hayerstick,
are respectfully requested to call at the Onion
Office and settle their bills.
Feb. l3,-U
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.nIW0TICE..I
! q. s. CLAIM
BACK: PAY, BOUNTY.

I.S9 g g. BACK PAY, BOUNTY 2
Pension & Prize Collecting Agency.
sNtHE undersigned, for more than three years
III past Colonels in the u. S. Army, attend to
all claims against the U. s. Government, make
up Quartermasters, and Ordnance Accounts for
Discharged officers, procure Ration Money for
Released Prisoners of War. Compensation to
loyal o. wners of Slaves enlisted in the U. S.
Army or Navy securedd Monthly Pay & for
Wives and Mothers of Prisoners ,of1War pror
hcdred!0 Soldiers Check Books CaShed, and
Cash Advances made on. Claims. HalHW !
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The Machine fi,1ec is recommended for the follow
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"a q Strength, .firmness, and durability OF
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10

Fine and COMMON, at the Warehouse,
rs Baltimore street, 8 ddorssaoest Of Gay street.
= COAL oOILs of the very best quality by the
barrel or gallon, and Q, com plete assortment OF
LAMPS and WICK for burning it. = .v...l..a-
lLI6 fSEl still rnntinIiedi oil aida hsiTaq9q
FS' All goods for the country packed in a scien-
tific:' manner, and will be- Sold wholesale and
retail, at very low prices, to suit the times.
|. Nov. S, IS64-tf '3Sf s4H
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

od49&4 ~ - A.sshhlNtl'A ssShA ~
sgnb ea4dtHAHS, GAPS bovi4ra
DRUGS,sDYE aSTUFEsIi OIL AND PAINTS,
llMER{CIAESsG G5ASSsq qPgTTY, y, iMAH5TE WILL 7
qlns OIL, PARAPHiNE 0tL, KERs-hi s't
Tan 'l9nie'Ia OSENE! OIL, MACHINE - 80
00V,. inoCoIL, MAO KE RELGam a9!aw is
10 ,d1aom IeHERRfNGs, sllBA4ij 80 q sidI
nedw frog ICON, tHAAlSsna lsq. .000, ,lee
BREAST PIECES 81 HOULDERS, G a. SALT,
Fine Salt Flour, Corn Meal Mil Feed Hon HON
9ny Buff TN 7 ASH sRSb WOODEN WAREs,,aiiao2
Bro6oiiiigI Ropes, Plow Lines Sko6 Findings,
WFUt Nails, Cut NAilsy Spikes, Rivets, and eve
ny article that may found in dselIregnla5-
ed.eountry store.iid ysw sji no spboZ9
di1oT COUNTRY PRODUCE we've
bfoafR Kinds taken in exchange for goodseat
citv prices!Za moTl 9TBss9m ua0 9W ytllIds
-----.s4 III. P. THOMAS,
.YosEQfI Warren Manufacturing Company
II oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
Tile RnooKLyS FlnE DNrAnTMENr.-A meet

THE BBooKLYS FIRE DEPARTMENT. "A meet
inc ~ the Tosrd Of Commissioners OF the lire depart
,nSrt Wcsern District was held at No Conri-si on
=, night M which h" project OF reducing he
,tn,lint ffate or iho Department Onethfd wes dis
onssed and yenilaly resolved upon The introduction
az steam ,ggines taken together with tho inctean5
.,ns- ditu.es had rendered this course advisable.
Tc,e are at present 40 companies Of which IL IRE en-
glrcs including steamers, II hose caris and trucks
AUoirr meeting l. 20 DO held this evening" when the
rcsoluticn viii " carried into fall ELECT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

BROOKLYN CITY MoRTAHTY.-Th total
lun Dor Of deaths ls. week was AZ u watch :, we're
men. 81 women. ~ boys. and 81 GINS. The principal
disease werc ConsumNion. "a; ooIsul Ops, 10; In
Illumination Of Lungs and small pox each; dropsy l2j
searst Gcyor and debility, eocl O. marasious and apo
exy ecch; oncl tits, variood q typhoid fever,
!; pncrpefal icrer j. diphbctia q rertept fever /;
&c. Under one yoaI Of ago 81 Natives OF the United
states, lO3; Ireland, 70; England. 10; Other couh
tries Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

descent on GAMBLING HoUsR.-At -
o'clock on 8nnday morning officers Rose. H. l.. Mc"h
llama and faulcr made Is q scont on a public mouse,
cnruer If Rlroadn ave mud ColCs.st, Jcrsey CITY ara
a-res,od AYehibald d. Cemp5eu Proprietor, John AZ
mold ard gofn =. Hcodey on charge OF dmorohiis
cor duct and bc;~r engaged IN gambling Inc prison
era were committed f0r examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

CTEEL.
sold before the lat Of May nert WE ARE NOW
PREPARED TO MAKE SALES 10
CONSUMERS, AND OTIiEfS Al
Mon LESS THAN THE PRES.
EMIT COST OF APPROPRIATIONS
witch consists Of Extra Best Cast, Machinery Blister
sp,ue &C., &c. equal TO any mako IL sb, market and
WARRANTED.
D. LiTTLEJo.sN l. co. No "a Clast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

cau. two s,srnp, 10 Be placed IN
side rblrtieth streeta

"ss Go" peween iwenty'hhtb ana t9uso'hsNeu
iHch wa, referred to Committee on Lamps and Gss
Bill Of John Dufy amounting to ten dollars for fitting up
the poll Of Ninth Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward
for December election.
By Eoari Of Counclmen snusry &C. 1865 referred 10 the
Cen ptEolier with power)
Which was referred the Com p,roer with power.
On notion tho board adionrDed and President an
nouccd tst the oaTd stood adjourned until Thursday the
"a p,ox., at 3 o'clock p. d. II. VALENTINE. Ciert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

rVDE COPARTNERSillP heretofore onEl.ps
between tue uuderrisned under me hfI ~ ,,,,
sVIppR GoarON ha. tn. day been lls,9sei y n ~,
TnaI consent Tie outstanding elsins due % '4' 'i ~
collected hy eihs. Of The uhder,isne -, m sutnyp
Dstcd y. T., Jan ~, 1919 1ttvys W. 81 ,,oiI,oN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
NETWORK ard NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
~ 1856. WINTER ARRANcEmExT. isss

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYooEXS. '7fHT AND III
For NcnrH,yen. 200, s.ovtExj Hos m j. ls' tE1'
no rs. y 1ls 10 ard a0a (tx.lp pm.
Por escpor,. 100 a0, thI,i D1 G. M i@i'' tEAS
81 fEsl 345, 4 " and O. 90 lfr..) p.
For MILFORD aud STAFFORD. 100 10 A. NJ Jfs, ~
Fox F.iraell, Soutlrori aud Wespor 100 Iva No. -
A3p -, ,o.o =, "a fp,l
IS $50 $40, $40 tx, pm.
For Dsrien 7co, $50 n :. IN , - 81, ,,'e m:
~, tresn.ich EOS 49, ll-p 10. y %, An, as PA
For stamford. To1, SO tEIl 800 i3ga "a i' tEA''
90 I1l34 Is, 40 $40, o.n. oOj lex. p Il. a.. 80.
Tr Port ester sad intsrnellate iaess Lvo sSo' IL
n m 3 Is, 40, $50, 63n, Iva T. NJ.
NJ ~ - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston VIA Springfield 10 M tEx,) 300 ZEE, ie~
pm =, 49,. ~ "a. .,
For Hartford aud springfield $40 tE--,) m r., -
IN. il.l5, go y. Va. ...a.. -. ,,,.
10 youtre. l. Ca n. ~. 70 Norbn mpton - i,
For Hartford Providence and Fi'hAh Kairosd '0' 'EA'
For Tew iisven New.rondou snd stoHins'oa Railroad =
9e9 g. IN ill3, 30. 20 p N. =, Hff
For anal Railroad, li.lj ~ to Northampton m
For Nangauck r, lirosd, soc = m, 3"V p m. -
For Dsn6ury and NorwAk Railroad, 'oo ~" M -
pm - ..,...u, :, a oo ., M, train
'0'VN JAMES H. hoir, SepG
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HerssIy Report Of Deaths

In RS City OF Neiok. from the 23d day Of January to
the Goth day Of January, 1865.
Men Iol worm. iN3; boys. l67; girls l2o total l9s;
Adults 2t3; children, 287 niales 26s; females. 229; col
oIed peTs0us, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

HUDSON County C0rRr.-ln the Hudson
courty Court on S,tu,day the following named PER
sous Feanst whom Ills Cf Indictment hac been found,
yerc srT-iigred before Judge Ogden;
Peter Kelly pleadpd guiIyto assault and battery ana
gave bonds 20 appear for aenienee
guilty, and gave bonds IL 800 20 appear for trial
John W. Latin and Gilbert Drake. nssaalt ana ba1'
TORI Dreaded not Pput!. Reminded 'nr iIial
George - Young. grand larceny. Guilty Remanded
rieTv 6 I.1icn grand larceny Guilty.
Mo7y Graham alias Bridget Elnery' grand larceny
lsfIbGBded. ., ".
Jamfrsr,ft glaud larceny. Pleaded guilty to petif
lsIcrfy. RrnanGed. .,,,n.
Dennis Conner and WIN. L"tts, Assault and battery.
II, adol guilty and gave bonds fer trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31
r United OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, toe

r United COPARTNERSHIP.-W tne
Undersigned being DESTROYS Of forming limited partner
p rnrsnan TO tbs provisions OF tbs Royed statutes aid '
,arr acts amending the same 10 hereby errty That t.e
MN name unde whieh such yat.rshp TO be cons eIe
ANDREWS, LEEr BARRETT. Tia the Srne',I mature
OF In. bu.i intended 10 b- tr Isseted Dans se.ms
and trading IN IA ey Goods Yankee No;lois nd .c goods
ar. n,uay ne,.l with bur-. r'it tho mares OF
a.. general rar'nef. eyes.sd IL sur bu'p"ss arc WESLEY
n kNDRHWS aud III NRI e. LEFT woo Doth rslJe ~
"a. City Couay and State Of New.ior. JAJ.-s Ai. bAi
RETT VINO de. In the towu oi ,onSsi OaIsa ouniy
state OF NewYors That tho pants OF tLs ps s p.,in
b,t.,e.tsd ia such business 81, DANIEL ". LAW
Who reside. In le City, comfy aud state OF ers
IA,fFs ~ GR'B0S who getie- IN lie city 81 bfocfyn
s,t ~ New.YoYs JOINT a. KINGsBukl v DO Issite, IN
Jcrscv CITY State Of Nov Jesy That tas -hd DANlE'
H. LAWnfNCR JAMES NJ. Gkl0Gs and JOHN A.
kjSCspURl have each eonsibniei tie u Ten lhel
I'D poIers a. rri toward Lo solman stocA. Tat We
sid par nershp 10 commerce on s
HENRY &. LEFT, C~Eo.e ALHe'''
JAMES NJ. JARRETT 49,,
.I DANIEL II. LAWhENIE,( ,,
JAMES NJ. GEiG6s sf"'ai fA-1H'"'
JOHN A. kISHSbtRl.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..
HO! FOR THE GOLD MINES Of IDAHO.
AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION INN


Thoms. Rec, commander Nsary A. Dohrman clerk, ns7
ReSs out az r.o9ry Pa expressly for the ST. Lou ~
nemeds,s February 70 q, and is.y.
1 iTs sa.o 10 5, Marc, nS thereafter ~
n, Inc new iass ana light drsf steamer BENTON, W.
fo Benton a& .fw Iol Hin; w
Tho new; fast and h:h. arsA steamer Yellow sToNZ
Is sbpovs SATURDAY March is "'-"' es'A VIII 'ss's
The very last and lsh, d,as :.e.n.s. FANNY OGDEN
saUe .. above saTURDaY 1prl IS '"''' clerk VI"
Steamer DEER LODGE win remain between Port. Unsss
and Benton until the cargo Of al tbs boats Of this line ds
By hi, arrangement shippers hay. -. advantages. and .
from fSr sESfSS rs TE &SEs SSp W1
IopdE. viReiNi4 CITY BANXooK CRY As5
oAILA1lS ''''''IF 5H Il P e. cSf PgRRYSs.
s'''Ae SSs saa9lI MoEs sHf s. Lon
North cas-. cor Pine aud Commercial. Sta, or No
JOHN j. ROE CO.,
Couventst.. bet second and Third ss,
J. EAGER, Agent No. Al Broadst. New Yorh.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
And INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie Cd sosos sns c # 70 o.
Iesvs Nsw.Yor daily tsundays excsped q, ocloetr -
FOR NEW.hOND0N
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Tain fom -
above points, Wis Norwich and Worcester Boston and We
ceste and Nashua and New London and Norshs3
Railroads..
Freight taken the lowest For information inqaD
s. MARTIN, Agent the pier
TI1HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BO6-
l. TON.-SToNINGTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROTON AND PROVIDENCE.
TILE OLDEST, QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST -
RECT, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
Tho rlssniicsnt Steamer "COMMONWEALTH,", -
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Tire .leza.o
Steamer "PLY MOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDNES
DAYS. and FRIDAYS and sfler THURSDAY. 2th inse,
at o'clock r.
~ These boats fire. Ter No. IS North River foot
ST. sndar ackl lodged BY all Inexperienced travel
be among the largest strongest most comorisoe an
bes. that have In American waters At ali seasons
d in all weather these boats invariably make the -
time
Sumptuous upper and luxuronsiy furnished state
marked features. VI these floating palscea.p
Berh. and stseroons may ne secured at Harudeus -
O.ce No. ~ broadway, and u No. lis Nes.-s hsv
ork, and ut No. 70 Washinyton-st, Boston
b. X. SlMONS. Agent,
Merchant Nsyiyatoa ard Irsnspoy alton CO.
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Goparinsrship Notices.

of COpARTNERSlllP.-
~ The coIatncrshp h-reofore existing IN 'e City oil New
York under tie Of ANDREWS, IEET Co.. this DAY
disao'vsi by nutual consent WESLEY r. ANDREWS OF
HENRY c. LEFT Authorized to settle the business Of Tie
"'"' WESLEY r. ANDREWS,
H.:SRy G. LEFT,
A. II. TODD.
Dated New. York January .. lt0A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

pEMovAL Tho CLINTON FIRE INSUR.
~ AScE COMPANY have removed 70 NO. w '''Aa
way b''w zen Libery-st. and Msidsaisas -.-.
Ne vc,s T.r 4 1858
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY

4 'ENIhAL hdILhOAD Oh NE -JEhoCt
~ depot in New York, Pier No. North River connee4
ina at Hampton Junction with Delaware Lackswanns M
Western Railroad, a. Easton with Lehgn Valley ksAS
road and ito connections forming direct line to Psbefg
and we GREAT RIA MIDDLE RoUTE 10 THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from tue West, except Sanday
when evening Tram.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved oy this Tine to ChioseA
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing December 49, 1884, Leave New orb fo'owst
AtG;O q H., iof Eastoa, Maach Chunk, WIiiamspoeS
Wke'bsre, Maha,oy City. &c. w.
Gap. Scranton Wukesbarre Great bend Pist'on 6nshA
ton. Sc. .. "a
ing Haisbnrz Pittsbug the West with bet one chsne
Cincinnad OF Chicago and bot one changes 70 -
ii 90 NJ. s:ao and s:ov N. Train for Elizabeth.
Wnkesbarre. Wiianspor, Reading Pesvile. hArnsoarA
S:sor x-For Easton. Bethlehem, Areutown. and Mssas
Chunk.
l:sor x.--Por somcfvle and Fierninston.
n-For SomeEviie.
600 y. WRsrgax ExPRns-For E'non, AhsntoIS
through from Jersey City PttsbnrsL every esenns
ErII.BErHPosr AND NEW YORK FSRRr-iSsve SsH
Yois ron Pc! No r. f $50 %; s,a. "a a.S sSs o."
Tickets Tor the West be obtsned at the otce OF u
Central Raiirosd Company, Pier No. n. Il. a. "
As,or House at Nos "a and sz6 Broadway AMI q the pm
r. nj hotels JOSIAH q. sTEARNS eupsnntsndest
CHANGE OF TIME.-RARITAN & DEL
" AWARE BAY r. R.-From foot Mnray-.', daily, =
"a sSsE H. Lo SS1"i BRANCH. SHARK RivER MANcHES
BRooKLYN TO PInLADELPH1A-FSs es; E1cys s
leaves Wal Ferry, BTooklyp daily excepting sunday
a M, conncctinf st PORT MONMOUTH, with sabTese
trains for PHILADELPHIA. TCChEHIoN, bAhNEuutxs,SN
TOMS RIVER, &c. Returning. leave Vine Ct Ferry rniS
A sfphfa at A
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Union Bank.-s,stem~nt oi tho CSiOn bANh' y. -
s,equrd h. Chapter Sa Laws OF ROB ief ths "ee- sDs
srday mora az ths 2sih day Of January 1879. a..
.,rf ase Loans and Dsscoun.s 70
amount II Circulation saSsSS IN
A vrrnec
Gus end County OF New York, si Jsmr. W Lswr Ssnsr
AZ M drpo. ARD That tue sos's
..emsnts cous,t 70 my siesslsr snd belief
JAJ ~ LEWIS, CssAeL
fansnc Brtt. Notary Public
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BANK OF eIurej by Chapter 2 Laws
o. 1876 for ending saturday the ssiA day Of January 1855
Aversse amount Of Leans spd pscoants sS,SlS.3O? %
Awfase amount q Cfenaon- CO0IO %
George Fila Of the Bsub OF the Commonwealth, benz
that the sitemsEi truc 20
y beet OF knowledge aud belief GlD ELLIS, Chsher
subcbed and ,hs goth DAY Of January. lca
FssDssn BUL- SoAfy Pubic
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Leather Manufhclnrsr., Bnns.e s. Of q

IHhfutf lWHnNIrfTuffTN7
LEATHER uANPACTrREfls BANk al the City Of Nes fofs a.
Chsp.r Of iso foe the week erd saturday,
be Jsy Of Jinusry, - -
Loans and Dsorn.a. No
I,er.ss amount or Observation-Disclosures. x6O,c6t ~
OF CTcuisipo1.
snnunf OF n>po>fs VI
sal Nev Nlcto O. Pa nfr CafSef
N.nustr,r Bant day swOn d-tose ADD say
. knovdse ni b
LIEF ~ r. PALNEk, CASHIER
f.fsf..o Err Not Plblr
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Bank Statements.

American Exch,nse Bank.-s,stement Of the
AMERICA EXCHANGE BANK n T. a required By Chapter 40
Zoe cad Saturday of jar o
Avease amount Lesns and Dcouots S9xs6eyI oo
OF Giro lstos p1,t41 10
City and County Of New YORK. Murray. Cashier OF
the EXCHANGE Bsn Sw fo bring duly depse and
that The above statement know az sod
Lshef O. MURRAY, Ca.hier
sworn before ,ha SCH day Of January Isf8
Isspssre Bcll. Notary Fable