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.ysso. w. .s'oryis g. Co.,

.5sE0. w. -s'Ofyis 81 Co.,
Successors to GRAY L NoRRs)
AND GENERAL
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
50 CANAL STREET, New Orleans
The above firm being successors to Gray Norris would
speeuly solicit from their friends continuance of favors
We continue the Wholesale Southern agency of
The celebrated RED JACKET BITTERS.
Phoenix Mills COFFEE and SPICES.
Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES
Bishoprick's BAKING POWDERS, Etc, Etc.
We prepared make liberal advances consignment
of Cotton Sugar Produce.
We feel that safely for friends and patrons
the entire facilities OF this market.
JNo ". NoRRls, NORRIS & CO.,
IT, L. 1hAAfAoH. 81 Canal ST., N. 0.
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A. B. SMALL, Superintendent.
Trades assembly.

At Special Meeting Of the TRADES ASSEMBLY, held
yesterday, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved That Executive Committee to be composed OF
members Of the Assembly be appointed to transa. all
business relative to the coming election,
The following gentlemen appointed Messrs. R. E.
Place. chairman; P. O. Cotton P, Raney, John Kllmartin,
L. H. Flanagan P. Norton and c. MeManus
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TIE OLyMPIc.-Mrs. Watkins still keeps on her
boards q Kathleen Mavourneen," which in these
days of the ascendancy of dramatic nonsense, may
be; regarded as something better than common.
The performance will be repeated this evening.
As the weather grows warmer the fine ventilation
Of this house becomes more appreciable and will
doubtless have its effect. ..-. #
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ACADEMY OF MusIo.-We were pleased to OBJ
serve the crowded house that attended the
Academy Of Music last night for the benefit of
Mr. Deislerand his assistants. public compli-
ment is rarely better deserved. The performances
went off with great spirit. The entertainments to-
night will present the most brilliant talents Of the
house. -..-.7. g.....,4- ..--
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q THE VARIETIES" Our American Cousin" with
Mr.. Chanfrau as lord Dundreda'y, was given at
the Varieties last night to crowded house. A
play puerile in conception, SO profuse in stupid
slang, and utterly void of interest to people of
sense or taste, is rarely seen upon any STAGE The
great artistic ability Of Mr.. Chanfrau and the COM
pany at the Varieties, the entire strength Of which
Is thrown into the performance, only illustrates
more clearly the nanity of the production, and the
spectator deplores the abasement of such talent
to the office of incarnating Stiffness. En-
Sam is to be produced again tonight at the
Varieties. Even that fdgety, nonsensical creature
is preferable to lord Detnd1ed,Y. '."'
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CoRN.-D. E. Morphy, auctioneer, calls the
attention of dealers to the sale of 5000 sacks Of
corn, advertised to be sold by him this day at
O'Clock A. NJ, in the Merchants Warehouse
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Express for JWeEscO,

THE SOUTHERN AND TEXAS EXPRESS COMPANIES,
viii receive MONEY, VALUABLE P PACKAGES, FREIGHT
and personal baggage for all points in MEXICO, if
consigned to house in Vera Cruz. -4r. 20 l. d. Fl.
The first run will be sent the SOUTHERN STAR,
which sails Vera Cruz Sunday 22d inst and regularly
thereafter on the LIST and 18th of every month.
Apply at office SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
corner Carondele and Gravier streets, New Orleans
FRANK NELLY, Agent,
n gupe liant
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A Card.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin.

In reply to inquiries upon the subject take this
method of announcing the friends patrons the
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN, that I intend to re-estabsh
that at early day. the footing on which
formerly stood 1t will be especially devoted the
cal interests ofhis community the advancement
the city of New Orleans the development of the indus
trial resources of the South.
WIN. J. SEYMOUR
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Cotton Seed, Cotton Seed.

Extract from letter Just received from planters, which
prepared to show: The Cotton Seed sent will do
fine think. They have up fautifully.h
few hundred bu shells Of lot still hand and for
sale.
FULkERSON & MCLAURIN,
No Il Union street.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The new Board Of Health
of the city of New Orleans organized Monday
evening, by the election of DR.. S. A. Smith as
president of the board, and DIR. George W. Dir
meyer secretary. DR.. White, we hear, was ap-
pointed to the Atchafalaya station, and the other
appointments will be made this evening Dr..
Smith has been most worthily chosen president of
the board. while the numerous friends of DR.. Dir
meyer will feel special satisfaction in seeing him
restored to his old position of secretary. An ac-
complished physician, laborious worker, tho
rough gentleman, and warmly devoted to the in
terests and welfare of his native city, he will dis
charge the duties of the office, we feel well as
sured, faithfully and efficiently. H. ,.a-r
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Soap for the South.
Death to the lifting.

LONG LIVE THE KILL e RS.
To destroy up and eectually get rid of BED BUGS,
try the DEAD SHOT article sold by all druggists.
- BARNES WARD & CO.,
New Orleans Wholesale gents.
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Eass'eRM.

Ia .-r.~ ..
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
Decidedly the best article for restoring Gray Hair to it's
original color mot dyeingJ eectuny curing all diseases
the scalp preventing the hair from falling off, giving soft
ness and gloss that nothing else produce. Es-
For sale in New Orleans by
IT, zs4gn j. S. MAUNSELL & CO., G'-
SO EET94 Me- 81 Chartres street, wv
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Pantomime and ballet
are standing bill now at the st. Charles. The
Zanfretta pantomime corps and the Spanish ballet
troupe, in their line, are very clever. Tonight
they perform the pantomimes of "Pero i" and
"Ncodenus,o and the ballet of !" The Belle Of
Madrid"
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PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to receive visit
yesterday from Capt. 7. F. Tobin, of Memphis,
general travelling agent of the Mississippi and
Tennessee, and the Mississippi and Ohio Railroads.
The irstnamed of these roads, as the reader is
aware, connects Grenada, on the Mississippi Cen
trail, with Memphis, and is the shortest and most
direct line between New Orleans and that city,
besides saving several hours of travel. The Mem
phis and Ohio road connects with Columbus, and
all the Western and Northern cities by other lines
of travel, and is coming into favor as one of the
principal avenues of communication with the East.
Capt. Tobin will remain in the city several days,
in the interest of the roads he represents. His
friends, as welas those having business with him,
will find HIM at the City Hotel.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL Is. 1866.

THAHKs.--We are indebted to the officers Of tne
steamship Harlan, from hdianola and Galveston,
for late Texas papers.
Purser Chas, f. Burke, Of the steamship Ten.
Grant, has our thanks for polite attentions
Mesers. Craig and Sparhawk, clerks Of tne henry
Ames, have our thanks for y. Louis papers anu
other favors. isss5s #4
10 Messrs. Mccarthy and Hobsrts, baggage and
express agents On he Opelousas railroad, We are
indebted for papers rom Thibodeaux and Houma,
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THE TURNERs' AND SMGERs' MAIFEsT.--We ac-
knowledge our obligations to the committee for
very courteous invitation to attend the Maifest TO
be given by the Turner's and Singers Of New Or
leans, oh The 9Th and 7th Of May, at the Oak
Grove, near the Half Way House. This will be an
occasion Of great interest and enjoyment, and we
anticipate much pleasure il being present.
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~ OFFICERS oF THE N. o., ]. &G.N. R. R. Co
III meeting Of the hoard Of directors yesterday,
lie following gentlemen were chosen officers Ct
/ lie New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
KaiIroad Company .
President, q. 4. Beauregard; General Superln-
tendent, =. s. williams; Chief Engineer, b =.
Greene. 38
No other changes we're made Of the officers Of
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uAMMOCKs.-An invoice of splendid quality,
suitable for amise going into the country tsto1 IN
white red aud fancy For sale whoesse ana 10
JOHNSON. No. 81 Beaver a.. newton. ana NJ "a
ohilsdeoht>
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES

i'm provenents- perfect Collars Experimental
Models 10 al
w III. TOLIiURST'S Machine Shop,
" - Conner Union and Fulton sta Troy NJ "
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Professional Notices.

>~>~>>~~~~~>>~s~~~ - -
DROF. NELSON, the ASTROLOGER, ma ;hoVeu
los Thty-hhst Of SeventhsysI can Dc con-
suited all the sGairs Of life. Ladies SOC gents, Isc
CTRICTURE, FISTULA and PILES CURED with
- out knife or csuc Attention diseases Of pelvic vesra
A DAkiELS M D.. Swseon. Ne. Unon4aasre.
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Marbinern.

DRICK MAKING MACHINES, Brick Presses,
I'D Temperng Wheels Tile Mschnes Castings for Coal kips all
Minds OF Machinery for Please send a
lar Il. CARNELL q Go,
No. 18H GeTmant0wnSye., Philadelphia
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-One secondhand,
pressure $50 engine and boiler 32neb cylinder
perfect order Can be
ming works OF the Russell Manufacturing Company GieoD-
field MasA Apply WOODRUFF BEACH. Hartford Conn or
to j. RUSSELL Manufacturing Company, Greenfield, Msss
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William B. Bradbury has published new edition of
his popular Sunday School Hymn Book, "The Golden
Chain containing all the words and music Of the old one
with about one-thrd matter BY the use of diff
ferent sort of type change of paging has been avoided
that the edition be used in connection with the
old.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IRON ATD OIL OF , Ts FsASTGs MINIS A ln
PLAS AND POPLAR 1 So ~ g,n1 TO THEIR LoosoxIoAL
BSvEIOFsrS by sAxvFh HAs DADDOw Rse sB S P1o
pretol The Miners Journal" svO PIP $685. Pe''e' Del"
jHmin Bsnuan -,
The greater part Of this bulky volume is OF pacca
character 1t describes great mineral fields ana the
nrooesses generally followed in the extraction OF orcsi
contains complete system of mine-suryeyng treats OF
the various modes of ventatng mines, with the improve
mens lately effected attempted gives abundant satis-
,;cs and supplies great deal of valuable information
,osnectiug particular mines and mining regions The
authors devote however, pretty large space to theoreti-
eel discussions and scientific geology, and broach several
new propositions which win doubtless attract notice They
assert that the material forming both the azoc and paeo
zoic formations of the earth almost exclusively and d
rcy from volcanic sources that volcanic and subterra-
mean heat produced the yapors gases which resulted in
petroleum naphtha &c. and that the hydrocarbons in the
shape of naphtha petroleum, and their resulting bitumen
formed mineral coal The book is abuDdanty illustrated
with maps, diagrams and wOodcuts
p. OShea has just published the third volume of the
American translation Of Darrass General History of the
Catholic Church from the Commencement of the Chris
tan Era until the Present Time" The work in its orgi-
nal language enjoys high reputation among European
Catholics and the translation appears to have been mado
by competent hand. Tho Able Darras wrote rather for
the general public than for Scholars his style popular
and resdabe and he spends comparatively little time over
the discussion Of controverted points ofhistory.
The archbishop of Baltimore, DR.. Spading, has added
an introduction and notes which will materially increase
the value of the book and the printer and binder have
performed their respective tasks with excellent taste and
bcraty The present volume brings the narrative down
10 the reformation in the 18th century
William b. Bradbury has published new edition Of
UTha Golden
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CMILLIE g. Co.
- FANCY GLOVES FOR OPERA,
EVENING AND PROMENADE.
No 100 Broadway,
Between Eighth and Nintlsts.
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On day the Publication the nine ees, daily paper. Of New
Yorh CITY eened with extracts editorials and comments TO Ia
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Urn GOODS.
= ANoELE KID GLOVES
No 1863 Broadway.
Between Eighth and Nintl-.t.
SMILE s & &C. or SEAMLESS GLOVES
No 7s3 Broadway
Between Eighth and Enth.st,
> RIDING GLOVES
No. 7s3 Broadway.
Between Eighth aud Ninth It
CMILLIE a. Co.
- CoLoRED SUMNER
Isle THREAD GLOVES
No. 7s1 Broadway.
Between Eighth and Ninthsts.
- FANCY GLOVES FOR OPERA.
EVENING AND PROMENADE
No. 100 Broadway,
Between Eighth and Nnthst..
CMILLIE & Co.,
- No. 100 Broadway, between Eighth and Nuthst'
Having assorted departments. previous to stock taking
the following choice goods will be open for sale and inspection on
MONDAY, June IS.
pieces plain POPiu APaea' in all the newest shaded
200 pieces plain Barge Grenadines all tho new shades
French printed cambrcs and osspdcs latest Paris de-
signs
The largest and best French and English orenadne
Bareges offered consisting Of silk broche whe gu"
cooed grounds stripes checks and self coorod In endess variety
TWO CASES OF CHENE OxoNIANs,
JUST RECEIVED
LAST INFORMATION
INDIA FoULARps AT A REDUCTION
Camel. Hair Cloth for Summer suiis reduced
b. PLAIN CHENE GOATS HAIR
POPLIN DE LYONS.
SILK PoNGEE IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
DARK STRIPED SILKS.
LIGHT STRIPED SILKS
eros GRAINS ITALIAN AND BONNET SILKS.
PLAIN CoLoRED SILKS.
MOURNING GOODS WHITE GOODS
Mantila Bsqunes and Lama Points at reduced prices
SMILE & Co, No. 100 Broadway.
Between Eighth and Ninth eta
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Mem Publications ~
1I0 CARLETON, PUBLISHER Alb
4lo Broadway NewloTk ~
An Event in the History Of Publishing

tn. reeeption Of Dr. Crven wonderful book just published
titled TINS Prison JEFFERSON DAVIS by tue Post
seos Monroe Unprecedented ia the Annas oil BOOK fu
fishing.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1874.
COMMENCING MAY "A. 1854

,enger Station NswYors. corner Twenty sesssh-s -
Fourthavs Lntfsaee on twenty seventh a.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1866,
Drp Goods.

Drp GOODS.
DIAM. CoLoRED, BLACK AND FANCY
SILKS Orandes Grenadines Mozs5lnes, Percales. Jaco
nets Popns Alpacss Chaes, Moha Denos Prints Printed
Linens and Fashionable
DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING
Ia every variety. at Retail, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
LORD C TAYLOR,
Nos i6i to 4s7 BROADWAY (cor Grani-st)
Nos 2s5 to 26i GRASDsr.
Nos Il and 80 CATHARINE-sT.
GREAT SACRIFICE IN CLOAKS.
RICH PARIS cLoAKs AND MAYTTLLAs
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT DESIGNS
a, a great
REDUCTION FROM COST!
Also. entire stock Of and elegant CLoAKs BAsoUEs
sAcoUEs CIRCULARS ac manufactured expressly for our retail
sales
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
LORD G. TAYLOR,
Nos a6I to 4s1 Broadway corner Of GrsDdtt
T ADIES' and CUHDREN's FURNISHING De
IL PARTMENT Breakfast Robes and Caps Robes de Chsmoe
wakt Chemcs Cor.e Covers Ladies' and chdens Un
dercohing Chidrens and Infants' Wardrobes' se' Sc
AT REDUCED PRICES
LORD & TAYLOR.
Mo-. 4sI TO 4sI BROADWAY (cor 0rsud-stl
Nos 25s to 26l GRAND-ST
4 ACE CURTAINS, DRAPERlES, BROCATEl'S
IL Reps Damasks Chain aines Pushes Chnses Comces
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers, &c. &c
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
given 10 the Fu,hs Fitting Up of Houses Steamboats, and
Hotels
LORD G. TAYLOR,
No. isl to 467 BROADWAY tcor Grindst)
No. as5 to 26i GRASD-ST.
Nos. q aud % CATHARlSE-ST
NEW FRENCH BALMORAL SKIRTS.
~ JUST RECEIVED.
At WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
At GAYNORS,
No T65 Broadway.
between Eighth and Nin,hs.
Ia Atwu0LEsALE and RETAIL
At GAYN0Rs
No. 7s5 Broadway,
between Eighth sud Eintt sta.
ELEGANT SHAPED MISSES CoRsETs and
At WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
AT GAYNORs,
No. T65 Broadway.
between Eighth -nd Nin,h.ts.
NORsETs AND SKIRTS
~ AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL
AT GAYNoR's.
No. 7ss Broadway.
Between Eighth and Nin,hst'.
and MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
in the United States,
Al VERY Low PRICES.
GAYNOR. Importer and Manufacturer
No. 765 Broadway,
Eighth and Ninth-sts.
CUIRTSi SUIRTSl SHIRTS I! The best and
- cheapest city GRO ~ TRACY continues 20 make his
Inpoyed PereciFittns SHIRT trial Of which will con
vince nv one super skill fitting and tue maruiactue OF h
shirts Summer UNDEHSHlRfS aud DRAWERS and all kind. Of
Men Furnishing Ooois RETAIL BY GEO d. TRACY, Agent No.
l0i Wllian-st
WINDOW SHADES,
FOR STORES OFFICES AND DWELLINGS.
Put up al short notice
b. l.. SOLOMON SONS,
Manuacurerk.
No. 80 B-o.i~-y.
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rINUE NORTH AMERICAN LLOlD-o!N M.
i AMERICAN LINE or FlRsTCLAsS OCEAN sIEaME ~
RETNfEN NEW YORK and BREM via Cowes carrying the
United states Mail taking passengers to Ensna psance ana
Gp,osav I've new fom Pier No 49, ~ r. THuhSDAiS
WsSTI N METROPOLIS Sanders go tune iovo q p Jnae.o
MSsIssIPPI o. W. Furber com and MEhhiMA0 T. van o'0e
~ comr, extra Ia July, 5000, ia
ATLANTIC c. Hoyer COM oo un, iovs' p, sws
Errth., from NkWfORk t0eside eItFa
and 6 september and 90 October and 70 N0vemoe
ana ~ from BREMEN resp. COwEsMay and 70 Jane
~ % IN july II August 10 20 September IL OCTOBER
snd IL November I. 23. December D. ~ ,,,,s.-,
Rates Passage payable in gold or Ito equivalent IN United states
eurr,ena' NETWORK to BREMEN, HAvRE. LONDON and
oITHAMPFoN- Cabin tl05i "a Cabin S6l So steersge
from BREMEN etc. to NEW Cabin, $il2i I'd cabn
Return TcLsts-i Cabin sos % Cabin sio 50; sieerase
81 so.
For Freight and Passage apply 10 a..
RuOER BROS. General Agents No. As Besyerst n ~
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
~ UIMlTFDA

n
The re OF these Steamships admits Of spacious state oo
directly into the saloon the accommodations anu a1e so
unsurpassed. and the rates lowo than other ne
An eYpeh-uced Surgeon each snip free OF charge
CABIN passage Sl0O. Seerase 80 PAYABLE In currency
Cabin passage by "Wednesday steamers SS - o..
S,eerage tickets bring parties o1 VePooi OF 'cn
town fof % currency. .. MT. - /.
Drafts Tor any amour, Bank IN Great Britain ana
ITelsnd al the lowest rates. ,,,.-. -. - ..,
be- sccountsbsi Tor specie OF var
sbles unless bills ofadins having th'u 'A"e e'p's' ~ ~
signed therefor. a.. e.u....~
For esht cabin passage apply the ONCE Of the
Company No. a. Broadway No. TS f,sfist or u..,
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New. Jer.ey steamhoat Comnanx..

Y ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Tune Iaeie:
from May leave James slip n. " ga of 1cenpon am
way stations 1880 for syoset and stations s Es
press Trains Geenport 4J0 Syosset ard way stations
p and stations aud on SATURDAY pgs 10 'pos"a
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot aud aer Nov "a Morning mall ttalas
Intermediate stations viii leave o. 81
Mail EXPRESS Of hbum at si0 Morris
Express at > p. M .c,,oc,, ,... Sol ,.as.r.
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New 1Weut' -
Foartaavs Entrance on twenty 'even'n'I
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoKns
For Nes Haven a, i9s ss' Ed iLe' nj Hn h1'
FOR Bridgeport, 100 sOO tEr,l Ii.1o nis dis' 'Sa
ro , M ~ ss sds stro,iord rs II 70 m,
Tor Fsield Southport we.ipor 100 iios M SA sS
For Norwas zoo eco (t:r.l 80 ~ HE. tEsJ s~
' Poi G st ~ 49, "a 49, III is es m AZ, 80
fOe Greenwich, 100 10 llJe m - ate 49, pp%
a en- a. 90 s s S .,.,i.a o. 30 IN
sis, ass 40 $50 go SSs ?; e TRAINS
Tor Boston via Shore Line, isIs tEs.) Sosp
For Hartford and Springfield 800 m 1tIJ si' IL" 'ErA
Fer % River R,irro.d sOoa m u a'p oMs.
For Hartford Pravidoace Fhk Rslrosd 400 Esq., me
FOR New Haven Ns~Iondoa and soaiassa RsSssd 400
a. F o. C, C.nsi aaiiroid Iil, to Northampton
FOR Ssasa,ae. Rsis 1880 500 s, a. 400
Da1s slespns cars attached 20 400 o. m train
''"~'''U' ''''e~' - JANIS i. Hoyr supt
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY.-
M i;22 p On Saturdays only at Has The s;m
'4' 'Ha ''n through aos W DEMAREsr Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot d
~ courtland.t O PaLAD.ruIA, at and 10 M ~ m;
and Il Tor BALrSORH and wA'Hissros at an" @-'
DARTTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
coMrANYon and .sr sRl3Y ,sT s., S' J, !s Sss
River foot Of Dasa. and c'.aec: .. Port Monmouth WIG u
for the following points on tie Ro d. -
IL m Express Line Camden direct taking psssensefs
Red Hank Long Branch Fsrnngas Point Pleasant Bnehsoes
Manchester Toms River Woodlane Barnegat Shanong tucker
AsiOn Jackson and s Stations the Camden and An'a
RAILROAD Through 10 Camden IA 1--WE hours. Fero. 81
Pier No - ard t;l5 from Pier No y los ro
Monmouth Highlands Mddstown shrewbuy Estontown oessa
Branch Shark River SquaI,
Point Pleasant Squankau Bcksbug Manchester Toms River an"
Camden. Fare. 81. . A., g. .ns
The Freight for ali points on the nae ana
Camden.
RETURNING oAnpEN'
Express st arriving IN New York at 1.ls "a
Freign- al D. m, arriving Newl ork at .
Way Mail and Express $3.50 arriving In No"fotA " W.
A. M and stopping a Pier No. 3 North River. . - INA.
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