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Personal.

e. F. Bsbcock, Esq, proprietor OF the
ST. Clair Nurseries, Is in the city, and
will remain d few days.
The friends Of Judge 81. \. Hart
will be pleased to hear Of his arrival yes
terdsy, looking in fine health and
enirita-
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RUgKFYE SALVE.-Thegr sat
RENE dy for Piles, Just received
and for sale by
MANSEEEED a HEGREE,
Wholesale D. uggtrts.
3OI a sOa Main st.
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FINANCE AND BAD
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEspaE. February ID, 1873.
FINANCE.

We failed to get sn item CT interes. in
financial olEcles to-day. Saturday IL
usually, however, very quiet In money
matters, save The depositing and check
ing consequent upon the close Of the
week. There was some Improvement in
the offerings Of Exchange ct a few Of cur
banks, but it was not generally the case,
AID the demand exceeds the supply.
Rates sre steady
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD-The
Surveying party for the parmsnent ioca-
tion az the Mississippi River Railroad
left this city Oh Fridsy. The party o
sists ~ eiVht or ten persons under the
charge Of Capt. MiilingtOn, and were
~snrrifed with rev instruments, etc.
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GRACE CHUBCH-Services, IL o'clocs
6 "a, and 81 pm. Sunday SchOol " 3
N. Daily morning aud evening LsnIeh
services II am. sud 5 pm. Tas .
mittee Of Forty" VIII report on MONDAY
81 II o'clock.
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Rev. J. P. STUART, Minister OF The
New Church, wall preach this mornioSs
Il O'Clock, and this evening 81 Z o'ciock
II the u. ). Court room.
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WI are IN receipt o. q besutiiul stock
Of dress goods, trimmings, prints and do
mesties for spring, which we will sell ct
lowest figures. HeIzog ard Bro, 294
Main street, Clark's Marble Block.
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corToE s~TArKHEST.

coTroH STATEMENT.
CEAaBKR OF COzaEEGH,
nEAPEs, February u. lSaJ
NoeE on hand Sept. /, I5ss-- q
GcA1c4 NaSy i.6
NosANN PnsFiousiJ. ISj,sJa lss,lA
l8s,zIl
Exported prsviouslY 1851 l6g.sss
5took on hand at z m.-- 1852
Reeeipts-per NJ. & c. r. R. were
56s bales; NJ. & T. r R. 284; NJ. & o
R. R. 2o3 river 100; wagons 100. Ex-
ported-per NJ. & @. r. R. 81 N. go
25S river 2457. Decrease ST stock, 1892
bales. The Ruth carried south I47 bales.
The New York weekly statement Is az
follows Receipts, net, 1885 bales gross,
25,600 bales Exports to Great BritAin
5525 bales to the Continent, 455 baiss.
sales % coo. Stock $4,000. Receipts
at all United States ports, 81. 900 bales,
Compared with last week this shows an
Increase in gross receipts Of nearly 5000
bales, but a falling of Of I6, $40 bales in
sales. The stock on hand has increased
II 900 bales. The receipts at all ports
were the same as last week.
Our weekly statement is as follows /:
Receipts 1857 bales; shipments u 10
bales. This shows a falling of Of 293
bales in receipts as compared with last
week. The total receipts to date last
year were $50, 5S5, when middlings were
selling In this market at 1870. The
stock on hand February 13, 1858, was
"a, 400 bales.
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THE variety sale, advertised by Aessrs
Royster, TreEsvsEt & Co. for to morrow
morning, viii be fOGad 70 ohsr some
sSing Of interest to sit. such meaiey
5s sa'dom fouDG IN - safe.
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RHckeya SalF-.-T The great
remedy fertile cure oTFiles. Ju Z
received sud for s-ie Dy ~.
WTlkeTpOu s. &C., Druggists $40
Main Street.
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NEW BOOKS, Just received, ct the
Catholic bookstore, 90Si Second street,
three doors north OF Monroe street.
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A SPLENDID assortment OF prayer
hooks nave been received at the
Catholic bookstore, $685. Second street
near Monroe.
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MARX Ts.-The markets were very
we'll supplied with everything except
fish, yesterday, the demand for that arti-
Gle Of 70 u having bse7 Increased to such
an extent BY Lent thst IL vas exceed
ingly scarce and high. Vegetables OF
the season we're plentiful, IS were pOui-
try and meate. Poultry took = rise
GuEi0g the week, and grown chickens
commanded yesterday, from 90 soar DER
drgen single pairs were from 81 259
81 90 Turkeys, single ones from 81 %
as, and from S22924 per dozen. Eggs
were very cheap, ISG20c per dozen re.
tail. Beef choicest, lS@23 per Id aIl
round, l29l5e. Pork, ls9203. Mutton,
l24@lS3. Sausage meat, zoe. Head
cheese, 20e. Sweet potatoes, 81 so per
bushel. Apples, 81 2592 so per bushel.
Butter-Kentueky, cuuntry, western re-
serve-single pound, sos Q1ails, 81 30
per dozen.
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WE request an inspection Of our new
and elegant trimmings and buttons, sfo;
HeTgog 4 Bro, 294 Main street, ClaFk's
MsrbIe Block,
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WE viii open, on Monday, q beautiful
lire Of Hsrrlmsck and S1TsEae's PfiDts
aud other dress goods. HeTzoy & Bro,
294 Main street, Ciark's Marble Block.
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PURCHASERS q furniture viii find 1t
grestly to their advantage To cell sDd
exsmtSe the furniture stOCkofF. FeG=n,
956 Secon6 street, Irving Block.
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Wantpo-Cigy and cOuntTy Pea
ME 20 know sbRg We are Offering
our splendid sock of SGOts.
shoes ana Hats - RETAIL az ies~
than wholesale UFaces. SHlIsIy
yourselves b. 1OOkfaE.
j. Z. HAsDEAN q CO.,
2zR NaiH Street.
Goods not exactly ia style less
than cost.
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DISEASES Of the respiratory organs
-incursble by the common practice, is
relieved in twenty minutes by DR.. Jones,
and cured permanently In two or three
months, and the patient can use the
treatment at home.
BUCKEYE sALY "A fresh
supply Of lns t1sGJ celsbrat. q
article Ger the enra Of Plies, re
ceiyeia and for sale by
u. ". JONE. 81 CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
257 Main street.
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CALL at HeIz1g & Bro'=, ga MAR
street. to lock at their new goods just
opened.
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and great men a set OF miserable Ben
Buffers. il Is gotten up in lsudstion Of
MsssaeLrsetts, and is u long lie from
the first chapter to the last. Is It not
encug1 that We are msligned aed Ga-
dueed through the Yankee press, fCr all
th6t is igucols and infamous, that the
minds OF Cur youth and children are to
be poisoned by such donb.s-distiiled,
gross, aud pAIpGble izIsehO0da intro
dueed in our homes and schools, under
the gsrb Of History? There Is no one
thing mat We should be more careful to
examine thoroughly, bsioFs placing IN
the hazGs OF children, than books pur-
porting 10 be eCucationsl Trey may be
the mssn Of ~poiso-ins g lifetime.
ia 5y Fire by Miss Nellie Marshall.
Now York, Gs rye s. Wilcox, 1863 - We
nave not had An opportunity OF more
than glaneiag at this eminently South
ern book, n q therefore not speak
critically OF its merits. Toe few chap
ters over which We have hastily run,
are WRIT in 8 lowing, easy style, with
iiess c0neiseiy and neatly expressed.
Certain names, PHRASES and moies OF
thought, betraY the fact that the author
ess has taken Miss Augusta Evans as hsr
model TO 3 great extent. The key to the
book and story Is the motto:
SWerViDg virtue
Endureth not r.bdke, while that that's stead
fast
Suns the doubt away"
It ia dedicated, we suppose, to Gen.
Breckinridga. IA myrtle leaf to be
rwine1 amidst the laurel and tbs bay
that Gro wn ths brow Of one who has few
peers, whether as q soldier, gentleman
Or friend.h For sale By Church Co.
Among oeT papers, the frat number
OF the Weekly Lice Giraffe has come to
hand. Phe title heading of this new
candidate for starvation is q curiosity
Of itself, and makes the sheet lock like y
circus potter. It is published at Raleigh,
n. c., and edited by one Frank Barnum.
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II you wsnt good old Megibben whisky
VI 70 MeeiboeD & Bro, 2Sl Main st. 7
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KALCEHINING.- WGlls and ceilings
beautifully suG srlisticsily eslcemineo
At the shortest notice, by Hook & La
Grill, No. IS Monroe street.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Msgib6eR & Bro, Isl Main st.
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NOISE in the hesd, discharges OF the
esr, aud deafness, cured BY DE-. Jones, 81
the Peabody Hotel.
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
ceived At Goodyear & Falls Drug store,
2Sl Msin street.
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IF YOU want good old Hsgibbsn whisky
90 10 Megibben L Bro, Isl Main st.
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IF you want good old Msgibben whisky.
/ 90 to Megibbsn & Bro, 81 Main st.
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Won went COCO old II gibben whisky.
Weglbben d Bro 2sl Main st. 7
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I p YOU want good Old Megtbben whisky,
- ~ Meqibbep & Bro, 25l Main 81.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior 10 the
neat Imported German Cologne, and sold
At half the price.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
CITY MATTERS.

FIRST BAPTIST CHUECK.-Prssching
by The pastor, Rev. D. E. Burns, to-moT
row ST IL IN. and ~ pm. Bible Class
taught BY the PASTOR 81 8 an.
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PIN BLUFF.

Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For HsisnS, Frisr's Point and Pine Bluff
uU1DON la--FtE
This splendid passenger packeS -
VIII teavs for the 8f-Tvs ~
WEDNESDAY,, Eth inst, az 5 pm.
E A. Lew, SCENT,
febI4 No. 40 Front street.
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FoR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DIES ID. Elliott master
THIS me passenger packet leaves -
for the above on -
TUESDAY, lSthinst-, at 5 pm.
For freight or p2Tsags apply to
ELLIOTT q LII Agsuaz
feOl4 Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
Regular Monday Packet for az Points ca
white and Black Rivers
RA-.....-.---.------. HOFE. Bateman master
This splenGo passenger steamer ~
viii leave q saoV9 ~
MONDAY, 18th list. OF ) pm.
h. A. Levy, Agent,
febl4 No 20 Front street.
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FOR CAIRO
JOHN hEEO,

~ARPENTER AND BUILDER. No q Je6er-
SON street, entrance In alley. Special a.
tsntion owen 70 ssar WoTk- aQ1ses- anu We
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Foa ~. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet gompauy-
United States Mail.
CITY OF .-.---I B. Archer master
This superb passenger steamer L.
sFIl leave as OVe On ~
T6IS DAY, 18th Inst. at 5 nm.
fesL4 ELE4. CALVERT. supt
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Steamer City Of Cairo, 81. Louis.
Ruth, ST. Louis.
" Peoria City, Louisville
" Aolis EoBert, Pittsburg.
I" q. W. Chess, Hsie's Point.
" RublcoD. Ficksourg.
" Dexter, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer City OF Cairo, St. Louis.
" Rubieon. 81. Louls.
Dexter, Louisville.
" q. w. Cheek, Hsfe's Point.
Peoria City, New Orleans.
" Ruth, New OriesnF.
4" Mollie Ebbert, New Orleans.
So Lani Lsoti, Arkansas river.
4" Liberty, White river.
4" Linton, 81. Ffaneis river.
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FOR czaoaNEAvI.

Mem phhs and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, LauisVills aud Cincinnati.
-+AAGL "A sc
This elegant and Hees PASSENGER %
steamer viii leave &
TUESDAY. 18Th fass.. as 5 pm.
Jas. 7. BOURNE a CO, Agents,
fsif No. Il Jefars1n street
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roR SHREVEPORT.

For Alexandria, Grand EcOre, shreveport and
AL Way Landings.
GERARD B ALLEN -.---------m master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves On E
MONDAY, 18th inst, al 1 pm
LAREY AARMSTAD, Agent,
fsl3 star Whsrfaoat- 6nssf NJ roe r
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rcR YTCKsRURR.

FOB VICKSBUEG.
Regular st Louis, Memphis and VicEsburz
u. :. Mail Packet-Fnr Ficksburg.
LUMINART ...------.. Dan Conway master
This elegant and sTu steamer e
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY, IAN inst, at 10 q u.
Freight received al 81 Louis Wharfb0at
febl4 FLEM CALVERa -uoL
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FOB ARKAHsAs RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
States Mail Packet.
Harrison fals6e0 NasiAr
This splendid passenger steamer f.
will leave for the above IN ~
TUESDAY, l8 n inst. at 5 pm.
4. A. b ENDIG, Agent,
feal4 &4 Front St, Acsby Block
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CHAABER OF COEMEEGH,
MEAPEH. February - lHaf
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City Bonds are quiet. We have no
transactions TO report, ard prices are
uominsiIy unchanged.
Ledger balances are taken or brokers
AZ 72G7S:; selling at 1915. Scrip
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN.

One $50 pages Printed from largesle clear type
containing page Maps showing steamship lines aud routes OF
travel and pofusey illustrated with than 100 eDgrangs repre-
taeed from photographs aud original sketches
Crown Morocco Cloth, SO. Hall Cah - 3D.
The Of this volume the wclkuowu correspondent
Of The Boston Journal whose letters duuug tie war auu SUI
beea universally admired and praised than any O @
Kven American public He len the United states J" '
and has recently euueo having made The tour OF the worm
The volume possesses peculiar interest Tor every one
Se,elopmeut Of the commerce Of tie country nSSnu'n a" "
aea just the hind isionHsiou which The people OF '
Feouire in relatu y China japan AM India glance a. '
sf several Of the chapters show from What vile SO
6rld Mr. Comn has gathered his maieTaI' 80, ~.
EewYork TO Marsenes Modern Egyt Ca ro Dt@ H 'ue ME-
S. C crrt 70 India; Bombay British India; Railways Of luuai
History PoorLy and Religion o. tie udoos' Through The Deeean
In the Heart of Iuda Ahabad Native Schools Apauau
"a Brnsre, The VALLEY the Gsuges Our First Night IN Caeaai
Elevation Of Hdoo Women Life in India; Across the y Of Bengal
The sps Islands Life Maacea Singapore to Hong Kong; Geo
,pbr aad History China; Hong Kong OPumi Hong hoHg 70
Canton; The uGaeDee Of COBueus; Southern China ame IN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. Taesaar. 1n,n. , =.

ioKk' Iaesday, June I, 1ss,
We give below table showing tho nn,obi.
of deeds recorded IN NewYork FOR the first I've mon.
of this year. the aggregate consideration and the
age for each transfer. II will be that the nuroh.
deeds registered I'm May less than that OF April NO.
or February and just equal to that OF January In o
nary seasons deeds are recorded IN May than a..
other month in the year. From 10 to 20 deeds reeorA
every week in which the considerations mAn,io,.s =
are merely nominal aud are therefore mot q,
cuded In our weekly summaries, though tho trans,.-
themselves are counted. The aggregate and avsrs.-
considerations therefore less than they woud h
the prices paid we're in every given to the ,rA.
An unusual number Of transfers for more than ioo co.
registered last month which partially aecounts y,
the average consideration for the month being "A hs
In addition to this the dulnes IN unmproyed os vbI
began to mako itself apparent about tie end Of Mar
probably had an influence.
Tomorrow Messrs. A. d. Mellick, jr., & Bro hava =,
auction sale OF $50 villa plots at Avena NewTer,s.
This place is distant about hours ride from the el,
by the New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
pany. being mile and halt beyond Railway son.
hne views may be had from the lots, the highest eev
ton being about on level with the tops Of the Rahwav
seeples The plcts 5OXIO the streets co feet vla
except Rahwayave, which Is lOO Ten per cen. OF ths
proceeds OF this sale pledged for the improvement
the property, and building a new station
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
6itp gsaI esiai, for saI,.

NOR SALF-The very desirable First class
1story brown stone HOUSE 80. % wed Thrts,eo.a ~ ~.
Eether With the lot ado niug tie rear q rgh P, r
The whole property b. hall the boek 10 ds mn bW
with favorable terms ul be gNeu AppY !" n19l
Co. No. PiRssL --H----5
TOR SALE on BrOndway-A large lmpluh..oSs 4, ~
IL CORNER PROPERTY Eruodaaii t w, ,sS,e1 si6RGAS,
Foureuthst leased tor three ysas ApFy 10 ohONA Usgl
No. fEed. -------,-'
IN the City of New York, In the SuhlihVi, Va W'S,
wslks the aoT Of an oven WI a.c,y breath Of sf a
steps through ,llh White 10 i'nsd nS s morg
the cold north Winter AMI M SnhmrT We as lsF
brings coi.r 10 tho cheeks 81 the mhaiiisLts Sc Aml
parvealau Of GkBAT SALE Or PLAiNIIkLD LOIeI Juhs"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
WANTED !-AGENTS
FOR PROF PARSONS
LAWS OF BUSINESS,

With full Directions and Forms for all TnsAOnI IN sVs In
The Union
BY THR0PHILUs PARSONS, IL D.,
POiIsor ofLIH Harvard UHVe and author Of mIby Law Bo0k
NEW BOOK FOR EVERYBODY
ETpbBg the nights dntes a0d Of all the relations ofh
well as every kind Of contract aud legal obligation.
correct economical and Counselor aud Glrsst Giving dret
tons for every proceeding and showing bow 10 draw and execute every
hind 0fegs instrument Esni every Farmer Mechanic MANI.
iurer Public oneer Landlord Tenant RTscaior Administrator
eSATdhu Minor Hsr'tLaw Legaiss Apprentices Mariner Aue.
uOneer Broker Notary Bank Omesr Peace CoDhESO
shsha Under sbsriR sseelsp Commissioner Married Wonsn
widow, Trader. hsristHih CiuIsn Property yboldsL
50 % full accurate complete person ear aford 70 b.
"hrtt EnbOdng IN popular FORM the results Of the labor snd
''noy OF The most popular and writer Of Law boots In t.
soanIt WORTH TIN TIMES THB PRICE ASKED FOR IT. RI.
Noe 'sInoJ and no competition Send descriptive circular
AaS'''' g. s. SCRANTON Co..
Hartfor Gam
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
prOposals.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- tie Trustees Of the Tvs Wand iLo oce Of CLERK Of tie
Board Of Education Grand uItl TUESDAY the
9Th day Of June 1862 and until O'clock td day, for tie
work Of the "Adtoas and Autol 10 Grammar school No.
situated north NIe Of Oas
Second said ward Plans tpecLcltous
Superintendent Of Budug No IW Grndtt. third foof
Proposals be iudorsed Proposal fur Mason Worth
responsible aud approved sees VII be required from The
eefIf1 bidder aud proposal will be considered 10 which ufeei
named The School Trustees TIE rgL reject all
offered, II deemed Tor the public
Dated haJ 70, 1869 JOHN STRAiTOS.
CHARLES PLACE Boaflof
LAWSON \. FULLER, Trustees,
DAVID H. KNAPP, Twelfth Rsri
PATRICK DUNCAN.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
st.ambpats anS EaiItaaAs.

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
RIELD AND TiIR NORTH Pare 81 ssa%s, ~, lsavs Peck
.p Tor heSHsyon 1t 5b and m eonRechng WIN ihe hsiosd
E0R NORWALK and DANBURY - The
Steamer EsLY WHITE leaves DAILY foot Of MArkss't 24'
TVR0Y LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-LOw
Ing tae West ana SSI With EerYoa only 81 s. being 81
or coSsEcToVT vii Fave Fer Eo r. foo, Of spras,t
s5 . s,G @ The % aDS T
and R for the Norh Rstafpng leave Troy at ard Albany ~
and Sasgsrs to ii points Faads, i'fs e.
TOR GLEN COVE aud MISUNDERSTANDING
EEck SANDS Po o 66es SSGG sn i ES fsg
SkAgASHAKA Leaves Peskp EVERY AFTRNooS tsuod'ys e5
r: snS 1Sd b% ,9is ,em ss. g5st M TeSa do I'D;
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.-
meets aH rTfs & Rs. s @ s so1
ions iorDr direct . SSrs and hs Tes rSoai chang,
ALLENTowE LINE TO TIKI WEST
Three Express Trains to the West except Sundays when train
Sy and three hours sa7ed by this Ds Chicago Cincinnati
81 LOnis, &c, With bot one change OF ears ,,,
Silver Palace 'A ssfS sPsfsG o% aS? e SSTF'S'
Commencing May 10, lS69-Leare Eew.York as follows
$50 nIFSI EntGa Behehe@ Maach ChoHE' WiiAm'DOr
m@WEsTESS R2PRsss for Eastou A,n.Oru Ha.brr and
change Louis Connects Harrisburg for Ee and the on Re
cSS Connect. S9 Psip5Srs of M"usS cSa"S
m
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster EDhrat LuE PosTe SeTau
ton Harrisburg &c.
3:30 D. m.-POr Somerylle.
81 n-FOr Bas.on Allentown. Ma4eh ChaHk and BsTdsTs
sos m-C1ScNNAT EXPREFor kaStOn Bethlehem, Aentonn
Reading Harrisburg I1tsbugh Chicago. aud Cincinnati Sleeping
Pittsburgh Chicago Connects al Junction with Delaware
LaekAwnna and Railroad for all stations Scranton
$40 -POr SOmeryile and Pennington.
D. m.-For Easton aud intermediate stations
p m.-Por Somerylle.
ExPRKSs TRAIsFor Easton Allentown Reading
Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud tue Weconnsets at Hasbug ah train
for Wlhamsport, Bhe, &c
Sleeping .as t6roagh from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
Trains leave for Elizabeth 545 $780, d:50 7:l5 e:l3 s
g5 1890 Il:30a Min loo 20O 800 3:3c 3:i5 4o 4;2S
40 5:2O 5;35 5:45 6:OO $3.50, 100 7: sOo 800, s 1880
ll43 pm.
Tickets the be obtained the Office Of he Central Rail
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