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WHITE MOUNTAINS AND

CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
FOR BOSTON. ,,
WORCESTER TALMER s1Te I 1 NAsHVA LOWELL
ISTERMEDlTE, POINTS.
The T RS Ps 6sf6S S S cry Nf' ~ FsERYoRK
leave New.Yors daily (saudiy ercepted o'clock from
r'' No. p g6 hGF SF Elyf tSf' Sl V''Fy'
cqucns with ts ssgSo EIgs oa from WfoSSyr
snd Nashua. aud New London and Northern Railroads,
taken " the lowest 'i s MiR Hf. Aa. a9aiiis &c PIE.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Passenger ,nd Freight Depot n New6ors foot Of Liberty
snd Western Railroad and Ea.on with the Lhish Valley Rail
and connections forming direct hns P''sursn and che
"''' WIN. LINE 70 TIE wEsE E.0s,,, when
SHY Is, and trse line Chicago, csin
natl 81 Louis &C.. with bat ole ea.rse q etr5,
Commenens May n. I56S-Laave New. Yofk a. follows:
m.ncb cha1s Wiiamspor wlEe.tirrs Mshnoy CITY,
scranton Mte'onrrs Greet Bend riiton lnshlno2 etc
riibash ana the west win but chang, Cncaga
Chcas bot chances 70 s. Louis CONNECTS al mar
rbug VIII hothern Central sad Philadelphia and E'ie Roidi Tor
Il " TaaS-For Patton. Allentown M.uoh Chunk, Reading
p Nor E,sion. Scranton. Great Bend, Bethlehem,
5 . Nor som,rviilo sud Flsmlns.on.
6:l5 p. m.-For somervils.
e., I, pm-.wFsrFRS ExpnEss TRaN-For E,,.on. Ale
town Reading Hari'bars f.'sbsrsa snd ne w,',
Tke,. Gr tho DO obaia-d The cics Of the Central
KairofI RI foot n Liberty IT, y H. AZ
Home Al Nos al so aud nr1lisav and Il tho rHrcp1 notes
JOSIAH o. sfEARNs. Snpe-ntenien
JRIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot foot Of
n Chambrfss., Fayonia FeJy: ,,t-,
uay kBpfo ior Rochester. blLao sAAihea DuNAA
efi lll points West ID south.
go q IA. Way Trsii dig g. Ot.syle -
lOA m Frprrss Nsil BadIo. Salamanca and West.
p. ~ Way Train. ior Mdlet1wn -.
f.13p m, Way. f.r f1rt Jsrva. NrNi 1fgh Nft~ic'
3D. m Al Be f1rres. Erinl1 Sal1utna and bnnhH 49,,
In n Lshnilr Ispes. dlIy BuiL5 oalaaiaaa DunNrk
ani IA pola W Of and South. 49,
= n o. strut Train. di'ly. iof TO Noit . q,
.... run iu q D 4
We 70 lines. MUM hlDDNH' JUL '"l~
WH. u. HaHn Gel Pis' AEe1'.
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foot Harci1va ana soor Nov u aornly mai irsin'
md Intermediate stations VII leave 81 O. ~
Mai, ragfe. 20 Of hI.1n At 40 p II Aoifi'
IOWA hiP'''' g. scHocn. A''i,,ln, sapstia,>s4...
n oNG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring lime l9Die,
II ~ u,v Leave lsue- siP, n p T. m ot ~
= l'l sf0stft ~ faons, To m ~
sUsrfls " Gresrpo ESQ syo sod way sei ons ~
Hoi' Il. ani vly stations ni on sA,aiesy sl. 20
NETWORK aud EEW.HAYEN RAILROAD.
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD. Trains leave foot of
~ Courandtst PHILADELPHIA at and 10 y M, 4,
and Y m for BALrzORA and WAsnIs0roS at aud m
2. n and "a midnight.
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7
- No 2 m adway opposite tst'rp'ce formerly at No 6j7
CLllrsns ss ami suits luls " 1iy 3es French Linsefs
Tor ladies' and chde1 mp1rd Chemss Yokes; Ladies' Ready
made JUDE garments. Ladies d A O. sets haud ofche. A.
Initials ald Coz. Of Arms EmbrOeeed Stamping Tor oroideres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

Men and Events volume Of fresh and pleasant upon
prominent from Washington down 70 Webster ty
"sentne" Every library should possess this delightful book
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

GDSn WARRANTED for five years-First.
ip Ds)O. ci,s sevenoc,avs rIANO.FORrES for small rar
% IN black wunu cases Sy cash Large srs rosewood
exceedingly low prices for cash DAVID T. fEkA, No. ut
West -, betwe IF sixth and Seytntlavcs
l..I
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VHE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

fNHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
called tie BEST ms rRUMENr MADE by al the leadir
nulcian, city and elsewhere pronounced BY The Nation
Plano Forte Association ster trial In then with the hr
manufacturers Of tins country eunenly the BEST PIANO ~
AMERICA aud BY tho Conservatory Of Music and other m
music schools Altogether because Of heir immense power equality
sweetness and 5ri.ney tone touch ard great durability
wAREROOMs. No. 40 Brooues., near Broadway.
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~ Thee books all beautifully bound in eo:hsre sold ever
whoIe-and viii be by mall postage free teceLt Of pc
by CARLETON, Publisher. Nos-l OK.
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LEYPOLDT & HOLT. Publishers,
No. 45i Bfoome.st,
- New.YOrk
Gituaiions tDarie0-ftmalc5.

Gituations Warie0-fcmIc5.
A WELL-EDUCATED Young LADY from PARIS,
for the or
longer family with young lady, French teacher
and reqeL Adde Mile NJ
4 o. MessTs Duand lfnt No y Nesey-s reFlos.
IN AMERICAN WOMAN wishes a situation as
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No. )c Ttdaye Gomez q foityt. tid looI ese room
nj BY middle aged American lady OF inteill'
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given aud req ied. Address ANNA, Nlaufbursh foftOce
NEyANTED-A SITUATION by respectable and
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A NUMBER of well recommended German GINS
~ SITUATIONS 20 DO general HOUsEWOhk, bc at Mn
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WHO GOES THEREi

Psssase Incidents anecdotes in the Life Of e celebrated
Tor The Elder Booth" yogy Attractive - Free
With portrait, 81 ~.
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1IlTRTS;I SHIFTS SIITRVSIII

y Ths md cearo in the city GEO 81 TRACY continue
Improved Yoke fitng sillaT one tr Il which
his superior SAT- Too llg aud To- ninulac
tnre OF bis 4i Summer UNDER5HiRfS and DfAWERS aud
kinds 81 Mems Furnishing Goods 1t REAL by OfD d. LADA
~ No nm.
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5iiratlcns iuanieN- Alales.

4 YOUNG MAN, having frst-class education ard
~ unercepiousls city rofolce T. In want Of EMPLOYMENT
Entry (le Salesman AdGrcs T. C. station o. Tor two day
NNANTED--By gentleman Of considerable bus-
moss erpedence SITUATION with Gsm or Mercantile
either domec or reign would g Wet south or ebto
where promote utfes Of the house. has BEEN Ia
bnsuc.s account number u adis scye and energetic
possessed e fair aba and talents Address
vs.. II. j. Box No 3l95 r. o.. Boston. Ma.
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lNDEMAN ~ SONo
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO-FORTES

NOVELTY SUPERIORITY MD tAJrLLEN.h
s were aw ritd these Ineqned str1nen
The state Far, of Michigan Indiana Kansas slt wherever tl
lave been Exhibited "a Competition. ~ B-Wauaned io hA
wears Nsreroom, No E. lie hoypace, bs,er-,i one Ooe
West OF BfoadvIy send oF our new cod le-il O.l.-L
DIANO3, &c.-A good, new 7-Octaye Piano 10
Wairle, Jowe ~ Blank Books Abuns e. a., !, 49,
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Mem CIVILIZATIONS.
IID CARLETON, PUBLISHER, 4 ~
- Broadway. NewIorS. Il n ~
NEW BOOKS NEXT WEEK.

translation Remains great book Just Published in Paris
creating profound sensation TITS the second Part
"Olgiu OF Christianity" the Grf Of which his
Life Of Jesus" which made deep impression year ego
rea ~
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY

Tie sire Of these Seanshp ndmis Of spr ai Httc ho'
orenns directly Saloon the daiioas anu ae efs
unsurpsssed ana the rates lower than any other Inc
A. expcr-uced Surgeon each ship ne OF c1lrte
CABIN passgr, Slr0 s;rernge. 90 PAYABLE M elFfenty
ticket. 20 bring plFs nom LYcfpooi OF Vueh
towufor ~ currency.
amount iss1ed on Lenk m hfN httA"
Ireland. Al the lowest r4~s
notbe accountable Tor fpsc9 or Val
sh unless bills OF dHs having tnr value expressed Ar's'n are
signed therefor
No 81 r1.iEsv uckcf A. m passage ce o! tAe
NO"Pn"J ~. y ~ 1 lIItlgT nfnns-ef
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OLD MERCHANTS OF NETWORK.


voume being the Fourth SsTe Of interesting and sp e.
gossip aud anecdotes thout the Merchants Of NewiorS City
a. Price 81 -.
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1--WE MACDN AZ II 4 AiDlN tADiNfal OAhAA't'
4 also. the MASON s itAbiLIN PORTABLE ORGANS. Fery
dif styles; p,es, SO 81 no each H. H. have Dee
awarded hifas, premiums r rant improvements and gen
e superiority o. FoA u Ais cas inuneniA IAey invite u
Of hsir wor by the best Ju
arc rratlr they refer with couhdne to nearly
ist O. no o city Tor testimony % s ,ulri0rly
eoi.oE and Ogz Of American and Foreign manu-
iselrc, 1t low pfcs. 49,,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Tain. leave Jersey City for risrmoni el2 NJ 10
y aud 6:25 On Saturdays only II rs Tho 3is
I p AVID SIS run through 70 Money. -
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAIL
TON AND zIixIHDsIA 70 RioanoHY AID
LYuOHDUR0. ri .lfals .r. llll.' q. 1tF
On aad snsr FRIDAY. September I. isss. he trains
on this road Will run - follovs; .ls-s9 lHv o.
IS afaf v1sl rRAIHs soUrH 55Iris
Leave washington at .. m. and g. 80 p. n. 80. yayt
Leave oordonsyiile At IA 80 p. m. and 1.4oam.
Arrive IN Riehmond d p. m and q m. Loo
Arrive 81 Lynshburs ai .. Dp. n. and sa. N
TRAINS NORTH.
Lave Iys.hbsrs :: 80 =. n and ;sI N.
Leave aordonsvills at n 20 ?. m. aad la0An.
Arrive st AlexAndria At 40 j. m. and 4-50 an. Ir
Arrive st Washington at $50 m. and 0, ,25a,m.
Loeai frsght trsi, leaves lisxandria a q n sr.
rtving In 0ordonsville at H. 10 O. m. .-Lll' ,
Leave: dordonsvils 81 lass ,. ~, arriving in Asx-
Throash freight train leaves Alexandria u g. n.
arriving IN Lynshburg at 7l0 p. M
leave. LyssAbnrs s' So :. L.. srnviss in Aisz.
Pa. P..:.ns.l: @ hon = w.rr...o, win ,.t. u. !.
no1ah 'Sr,n s1nm Io.sshn,s Ah' - "saA
T Ps..sSssr. % - b. tss ss q m ..s ,.Is ,. N. trains
IRON Ly.shbaiG. and the a. m. aad 1yH n. tssiss
from EsAnSas so.sss y,sh t,.ins ., Washington for
This routs has the advantage all ohsrs having
. eostinuous rail non New York 70 Lyuehburs. %o6
ii also passes through yairfXx, BAH Ban, Maaassas
Bsistev, .Cstlett's Rappshaaapsl, Culpspss ora.sa
and 0ofdonsyIls who're nany Of the great battles Of
the ists rebellion were fought.
opposiis he B. sas o. 4. r. Depot, Il w.sSisstOs;
also, At the Depot, on Maryland avenue. T. -a.E
ington. W n. AccARIKRrY,,
- .... 30 dsnsral Bupsyintsndsnt.
J. Il. BR0ADIs,
oSo-u ~. General Passenger Agent
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1906 6PRNNsYLY.ANIA1Q66
CRNrRAL t1AtLRoAD.6 y ,lOOU
SwHIvs DAILY rHAfHs.

y
s0a ssA ssss noHDxY, ossssss as lsss, trains VII
SaSsSs.sI :!S:::: Fii.!ssaIsi, lsli.y;i.o. y
.soJSss = JssssssSs, csassssss. ssfIssss, iissss
ssl an yfSsipsl ssacss aat Hskise diSsse sSAIsss
sas "a = e s iss h. 6.. ~
s,sSssSs.opls1o ~, ,....y
isssssssi "a Slssoss, .ss a ssssss SisS ssesssis.
yt.h ss.las .. Ne 1saA..s Bs.asA Mea fssalyissaA
san,saA. nsenssarsand erssssA Hs'irssA, sd AeAi'
srsf ffssUsda isssf AND xsr xAf1 s.y
sSsss sis :.es q =.
.sstio. = nasrss.ss fsr How Isshi DSlinsran sad
SAniis.Sccc SAifs s.xScccoXxopArioS, llly (....P, Ss,l,s, i
llson n. s.osllnI :. an fsgsiat staaons bssss.s
niiEis;1is!i Is1'iis ssrnss any !. ...,.
~: s;is:
4 ~ is ~ sss., 80 - sss ~
Es'.ssrs pi = pssil.ssipss ssa Ssssers . a. s.s Z e.
t;ss 4 K; A.ass FOB .., s..
H.ss.s ss ss: ssss.
Iptsrsssea wfth sAns hs indiana Bfsssh dad wsss
Ilsf LINE, daily. sxsspt sunday, a o. % ,. m.
ni1s s1Z: M.,
~: s.a ws.hIIS.s. "a y fhil.ssiPss q, z.
through In this train 70 Philadelphia and 70 New
York on the Alsntown routs.
Yrst Accommodation rssin for wsi's Station leaves
Ssily lsxespt sundeyD II Gsoa. m, us5.ts :. l'tl
sleond kssopmedson Trsin for Wall Station leaves
AK W.; 1ss:ss 4: r wan. o. leave.
daily (sxsspt sunday) d SIS p. m lIHl7H uIl
daily (sxsspt 1unday) 1t Z. % p. m.aE II $40 I.t
Assemmsdatios for Penn station, stepping d all sta
Ths Church Traia leaves wAi station every sunday
d eos o m, and arriving In Pittsbufshal iotos q M
Rsturning leaves Ptssursh "a laso n, and arrives
u VANS staiioa u 900 .. n 5,..'.I = .T an
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
SOUTH. BY.


THE GREAT ATLANTIC sBAB0ARD ROUTE NOW
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
VIA THE s~..Ss
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCH ESTER RAILROADS AND
THEIR CONNECTIONS, .
To Charleston Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta West Point
NJ con, Columbus, Montgomsry, Mobile, Merdisn, New
Orleans, and all points South apd the Southwest
The managers Of this old-sstablished aad favorite
route, with q view to maintaining Its we'll
prestige, have thoroughly refuInished 1t with and
magnificent passenger care all Of the latest and most
approved pattern, aud built expressly with eye TO
health elegance and comfort On all night trains lax
urious palaal ears Possessing every modern
comfort.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all i'm
portaut points South
Be particular and ask for reksts VIA WILMINGTON,
N. Q. By so doing you secure EXPEDITION, SAFETY,
and COMFORT.
For through tickets or reliable information, apply At
the Ticket Once, the southwest corner Of
MIA avenue and Sixth street orto
jt20 Genoral Agent
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st. RAILRoADw. 9sa.
WILMINGTON,
Ffnn fADLH.

Z u oonnsnsane M0nDAY, Aprii leeks loeA on
fpips ier 1aihnsrs ana WassiPsssA issys rAiia.
ii Is ) =, ssSss.,, taeAssys s.s.yssaa an.eA Z,
nkprss; 900 Il n, IFprsss; ahe 1Ieo ~, kxpfesss
Nay Iss fisaH sss baninoss = ais q NJ dila q
| 1DAlNu HnoM DALEInonn 10 pHiLADnRAlAia &
Leave psaansrs, q ~ ~, way nsii 10 % n, -.
psss Lilo HfR Hzysssshs.S .. in.s szpsssi ~
= :. - a'' SUNDAY sHAiH ~. ,, I" q ~ ~. =,
1L..r fsil.4.lpsis II q BsiasSn ia w..i,,ssea,
I Essvs Isii,scf. iof lSiissiysM q sBnn "a
snhl0l gJci8j H.Is K1NNnrs eupsSintssAsnL
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAY.
IN ELBRs Hf
rHs OLD AND DIREcr''LIsR YHrIRxLY con.
80 l-r.. -... PLRTKD. -r5 -' v.r...
, STAGING KNrIRRLY DISCONTINUED.
50 Mills SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
.r. BY AnY 0THRR ROUTE y. H#. .'F

80 t-r.. -..... PLRTKD. rgs ~. N .rrf.
STAGING ENrIRKLY DISCONTINUED,
80 Mills SHORTER AID HOURS quIoKER THAN
...r BY AHY OTHER RoUrK
TWICE DAILY. ~, =,
On and A.. .sr HSEpA ssesns:. =; ,hs sS nd
SSSa. q sicsaosb VII !: isa VA TWICE sIGkS. SnIkS.
and C.p':ls S:S,.in
CSln.yi W. is,y: y: wharf. ioot % si.tf street
W,ah,nst0n' sw'ss daily sanS.y morning: snssP.sd
IIsdsi,sl'eury, "a foiopse RsIioad. nov .atirsiy
and 90 . n .roTdiny ample uns for dining in ksh,
%ond, and making soapsseoa. With the Richmond and
Ps:SSSTs h'lrSd r f''sSds and p0n. south Of
n: steamer leaving w..hiasien .t 90 p M, arrive.
's ana e.:s s s.rssss 4. sas: .as S S.S is
8 ~ X "a
On SUNDAYS isav. wAsHIsaroN Il. D. N. only,
and arrive IN Richmond At 100 a. m. - : -
York Phil.asphi. Baltimore sad Warrington, aud &C.
ifs%Ss1,a fsss :. nssssi siss.t: Hs
$$% : st9 ss;!!!;:s..t. Z 81. ilsss is:s
e "" w..Sisi;Ds Waiting: e ''sss's"....".sss $
sScoHp GLASS rHRouoR rIoKsrs
Trsdsrisfsbais aissSS sSS
Can be procured In New York al No. no Broad way
and At Coursad street ferry In PhilAisiphia al The
depot Of the PhiladslphA, wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad Company, Broad aud Prime Streets In Baiti
more, the Camden Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the Company's
once, 81 the sornsr Of PennsylvanA avenue and sixth
street, and on board the Potomac steamboats,. = =
Passengers leaving Now York at 7 and q m. /; ean'
7 PM PhiladslphiA At Ll6p, m. DAY, and lll6p
m (NIoHTD aud Baltimore at $40, L25, and 8 D. u,
$50 and $50 g. m, arrive In Warrington at %, $50
and 70 N, snt and q NJ. ip ample time 70 make
sonnseilons Tor Rshmond and tbs South. 90,
omnibusss aud Baggage Wagons will DO In rssdips..
e convey Pa's'nss" and baggage between dsp0is ia
Psssnssrsb by this Line pass By daylight uoupt var.
non, aud may have an opportunity of visiting several
point, - y NFF~s
Baggage will be checked from New York. Phllsdsi.
phia, snd Baltimore 10 washingon where II mi bs mst
by The hsSgags masters Of this line
brsAkfAss nd ssppsr On board Of stsamsrs. ..r,
CLIO. hArrIHdLY, supsristsndsst
,,fa xArnlw CI1RX, zsssk
" Wssh,ss>sSs p,G
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IFALL RIVER, by the splendid and superior steam
sn NEwPoRr, METROPOLIS, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE sTATk, Of great strength and spssd, buil
pIsssy for the navigation Of Long Island Sound,
railroad. n nr'T 20 ...E H-F... ..
Leave Pier n, y, foot Of Murray street, daily.
The steamer OLD CoL6NY. Capt. W. Brown. caves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, atop.
m., landing Il Newport. In - =.
fhs EMPIRE stare, Capt b. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, Al p. landing at New
port
A baggage master 10 attached 10 each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage to Its destination.
A steamer rams In connection with this line daily
lsundays excepted from Newport and Fall River to
Providence 'i.'.' . "'hf' .taa'.'..
For freight or pa,.sse apply board 81 the once,
Pier 2S n 4. to secure state In advance, to
spa LIrTLEVIELD, Agent, 70 Broadway.
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VIIIs IsTO GIVE NOTICETHATTHE

i subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington county. In the District Of Columbia,
Harvey, late Of Washington, d, O., decsAsed. All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
thereof 70 the subscriber, before the Sotb day Of
June nsIti they may otherwise By law be excluded
hon all bsnsat Of the said estate. LaN
Given undsr my hand this 3oth day Of JuAs. 1885.
jys.lwsw SAMUEL H0RkENr, Admit
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TNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
BOSTON.
AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
BTONINGroN LINE u stsamsrs, being the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York. The stauneh
and splendid steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. B. Braytou,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
COMMODORE, Capt Z 2. Curtis, .
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
At tbo'eiook, p. N. /, from Pier No. IS north River
These boats unsurpassed for comfort, strength and
safety. State secured at the once, Pier No. Is
board the boad, No. 70 Washington street, Boston,
and at the Providsnos depot. Return trains leave
apa II sIkoNs, Agent
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN "..ff RAILROAD-lS66 ...

IN hAlLhOAD-lb06. =
Passenger Station In Hsw York corner Twenty Seventh
street and Pourth avenue.
EntrAncs on Twenty seventh street. .-r
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New Haven, 100. 500 lRx }, Ll.so ., m. 1915
BridsspSrs,, 100, 500 o. n.so a. N. iaio BE-,
nsld, Southport and westport 90 II 80 St5, 80
p m For Norwalk, co. 90 he. $50, II. 80 q, I;
i2lb (Ex) 500 (Ex st6 30. $50, 800 (Ex p IN. For
Darisn. 100, 80 ll,so q m S4S, $50, o. 80 p m
$50 p. IN, Fol Stamford, 90, 500 Tx. $50, llSo
! m. 1919 (Er 500 (Ei), sio, 4so, $50, $50. 8 90
(Ex) p m For Portehsstsr and intermediate stations
100, 80, lsO Q. IN. s45, $50. $50, $50. 100 p m
.r. CoHNncFIHa TRAINS
Per Boston via springhsld,s 90 q u. RS); 800 (Ex)
s0Op ". For Boston Wis shore Line, l2l6 (Ex), 500
p m. Fer Hartford and Springfield, 500 ok d. m.
lalo 500 Er.l 500 p. IN. 1Por Connestieut River
Railroad, 500 m. (Rr. lal6p p. N. to Montreal, 500
fishkili Railroad, O. 90 tRx nj l2b p. m. For
New Haven, New London aud stonington Railroad At
90 a. m; l2l5, 500, 500 p. IN. For Canal Railroad
~ 10 p IN. TO Northampton. For Housatonie Ralroad
500 = m. For NaugAtuek Railroad, SEQ O. m 500 p.
IN. FOR Danbury and NOrwak Railroad, zoos 30 m,
Commodious sleeping ears attached 10 D. m. train.
ap2 JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
IL NaToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND new YoRK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il IN0T0N, PHILADELPHIA, AND new YokK.
wAsaIgaroH, March %, 1895.
Trains bstvssn Washington and New forf are aov
follows, vil: -Ir q .f.Ht .-' 70 .'..'
FOR NEW YORK. without change Of cars,
Leave daily tsxsspt Sunday At zso g. m, and ESQ
p. N. ...r.... .. Id.
Leave daily tsxespt Sunday at .Da m, and 40
FOR PHILADELPHIA, . gl.,...Hu
Leave daily except Sunday at $50 and Il.lSa n,
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadslphis as so ?. m.
oaly. -#s- II. T IIu-0-- I.|1
sleeping cars Tor New York s2o p train daily.
Through tekes 70 PhilAdslphis, New York Boston.
can be hsd st the Station oee al ell hours In the day
- we'll ~ At the new onosin the American Telegraph
building, Psaasylvaaia avenue, between Hourand-a-
half and Sixth streets. .....g 10. '..-. ~.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule hstwssn wsshiagtoa, BALTIMORE, annapolis.
and tbs West. W. p 6MITH,
. Master Of Trans portAtion.
.Hs .. LIN, COLE,
... General Ticket Agent
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90 Agent. washiastos.