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AppLEToN's Journal. - We are in re-
ceipt Of several numbers of this already
famous publication, and after a very careful
examination of them, We pronounce this
Journal superexcellent in every particular.
In it's letter press and in the style of its H.
Illustrations, it is certainly a paragon of art;
it surpasses, in these particulars, any other
journal ever published in this country. Its
literary merits are, likewise, of the most
eminent character-as much superior to the
trash Of ordinary weeklies as real silver is
to miserable nickel. A man can sit down
to this journal, reckoning. upoa a real feast
Of fat ..things,"-in the way of science,
art and literature; and that, too, without
any admixture Of the low partizan politics
with which most of the periodical literature
Of the North is so highly favored. We
would be glad to see Appletons' Journal in
every household in the land.
For particulars as to price, etc., see the
advertisement in another column.
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Public Sale.
E@ute of Augustc Ploue.

Estate of Augustc Ploue.
DY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable,
~ the Probate Court Of the Parish of ST,
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed Administrative or a duly qualified auc-
tioneer, at the last residence of the DECREASED
at Prairie Petit Bots in this parish, on
Wcdns sday. July 2lst, 1859,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate OF Auguste Plout, deceased. late Of
said parish, to-wit-
/. A aCERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
situated IN Prairie Petit Bots, containing six
ty-ive arpents. bounded on the North by tn,
heirs OF r. c. Devilliers, Oh the East and
South by Dominique GuiIlras, and on the
West by Octove Hollier-with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon.
2. An Ok Cart, a pair Of work Uxet,s a Gre.
ole horse, a lot % goats, a double barrel gun,
a bed and bedding h%ous-hould furniture, two
plows, three mattocks, a spade, a scytllc, a lot
of harness, a house in the Parish Of St. Mar
tins.
Terms-l,e movable property will be
sold Except the house in the Parish of St.
Martins) for cash, and the land payable on the
first day of April. 1870, with mortgage aud
vendors privilege reserved.
AzOLINE GUIDROY,
June 18th 1869. Administrative
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Through
the articles which have appeared IN tue
-1drOcate from time 10 time in reference
to St. Landry parish, much attention has
been directed to that beautiful section of
the country. A large farmer from Hi
uuis left with us this week an order to
buy a plantation Of GAO acres of which
W. had the description. He has gone
back to Illinois tomake his arrangements
to move here Immediately, and will
bring with him Several other gentlemen
of means, who, he says, will purchase at
once, If other parishes will do what
St. Landry has, get up a reliable and
detailed statement OF their lands for
sale, prices, timber and all needed in
formation and send it to the <-nrocatc.
the same result will probably follow
y, d I1ynrufe.
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One Pen CENT TAx.-Wc are requested
by the Collector to call the attention OF
the tax payers to the fact, that a penalty
Of ten per cent monthly is imposed for the
non-payment of this tax, (which it is made
the duty Of the Collector to enforce. See
Acts of 1869 No. 6S. The fine or forfeit
ure for non -payment, af er the first Of July
will be ten per cent for each subsequent
month or fraction of month. Owing to
the great severity of the law, the Collector
wishes it to be generally understood.
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THE O~PELOUSASJUI RNAL
~OPELOUS.AS. IA


We publish to day the decision Of Judge
Porter, in the eases wherein the offices OF
Sheriff and Parish Judge are in contest.
The death Of DR.. Brooks, elsewhere a.
%nounccd, will not affect the legal principles
involved, as the questions at issue mast be
decided by the Courts, if not in this, in Il
subsequent controversy growing out of II
new appointment. The subject dis used
by Judge Porter, in his clear aud arGnncn-
tativc opinion, is of great interest to the
public; and We have thought it best to lay
it before our readers in full, withHnt com
ment. as it speaks for Itself: BESIDES, the
case of the Sheriff decides that Of the
Parish Judge.
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Public Sale.

Succession of Andreu Natta, deceased.
by VIRTUE of an order of tn Hon. the
- Parish Court in and for the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, there will be sold at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
by the Undersigned auctioneer, at the Court
House, in Opelousas, on
SATURDAY, June "a, 1869,
the following property belonging to the
Estate of Andrew Malta. deceased:
l.. THE SOUTH HALF OF SECTION
twenty-three and the South West Quarter Of
the North West Quarter and North VIZ
Quarter OF the South West Quarter of Sec,ion
tweDty-four in Township No. four Se.tb
Range 80. seven East. South Western Dist
OF Lou slana, containing four hundred and
one acrTs and twenty-six hundreths, ACCORDING
to the ethclal plot of survey Of said land
returned to the State Land Office. tn
whole as per patent dated Baton Rouge. An.
gust Sd, 1857, and numbered 46O3 said
land IS situated OH Or near Bayou Petite Prai.
RE, i'll this Parish.
2 THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE
following described Internal Imnrov.msnt
land, viz: All of Section thirty-six in Tnwn'
ship four South of Range six East in thu.
South Western Land District, CONTAINING six
hundred and ferty three acres aud twenty
one hundredths, according to the official plot
OF survey. The whole as per patent in the
names OF Andrew Malta and James Irwin.
dated n December, 1860, and numbered
9o55' situated near the banks Of Bayou Petite
Prairie, in this Parish.
TERMs:-Cash.
In conformity with the Constitution and
of the State of Louisiana, the aforesaid
land will be sold. in lots of not less than
ten nor more than fifty acres, as will be more
fully explained on the day of sale.
LEONCE T.. LASTRAPES,
A~uctioneer.
Opclousas, June 10Th, 1869.
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This journal has been appointed to do
the public printing for the Parish of St.
Landry, which will not change our rcla-
tons to our patrons or the public. Under
the act by virtue Of which we have been
appointed, we are permitted to augment our
charges; but we do not intend to avail our
selves Of this privilege, and shall continue
to publish at our former rates, and adhere
TO our former contracts. "' 80
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The June number of Ouward, a
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Mayne Reid, and published by Carleton,
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Lost Sister, John Bull During the Re-
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How [ Got My Appointment, The Mad
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D~romgoole & Co.. ) Buchu is ahead.
Urinary deposits, use DromsoolcG cos Bu,
clu.
For Infants Kidneys Dromgoole Cos Blu
chu.
For early abuses, use Drom5oolc & Co.'S Blu.
chu.
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2et H.:''It. =. =" Q ':liycv CT ~:;.:
ca tLe PAL: l.: ...~: and est2:$ hin
siom suLscT>2"': "'~::.iag the office.
1t is therefore by reason of the Law and
the evidence sustaining the claim of the
dcfendent, ordered, adjudyed and dccrecl,
that the Defendant John q Brooks be re-
cosoised as, and is the Sheriff o. the parish
of st. Landry, with authority to execute
and fulfill the duties of that office according
to law, and to have and to hold the same
with all the powers, privileges and emolu-
mcnts thereunto belonging, from and after
the date Of his commission, viz: the esd,
Of April 1869, and that the plaintiff pay
the costs Of this suit.
Done, read, and signed in open Court,
this l4th, day of June \. ID. 1869.
JAS. NJ. PORTER,
Judge Slh, JuG. Dist. Of La.
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Notice to Tax-Fayers.

A LII persons who owe their State and Par.
IN ish Licences, or either OF them, as well
as those who owe State tax, One Per Cent
tax, or Parish tax, one or more of them arr
hereby, for the last time, notified that after
the LIST of July 1869, l shall proceed to collect
the same as required by law.
j. BUTLER, Collector.
Op~elousas, June 10Th, 1869.
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HOVSE-PAINTING

PA II ETS TK n N G..
'1'HE undersigned respectfully informs his
H. friends and the public generally that h.
is always prepared TO do h~o1rse-painting, DID,
per.hanging, glazing, &c, with promptness
and at moderate las.s. He solicits a share of
the public patronage. Orders left at C. MAY
o's Drug Store will be attended to
J CUMMINGS
Opelousas. January 10th, 1860.
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r. d. r. is the Memphis ~favorite.
One dose r. D. R. cures sick stomach.
r. D. R. is the result of bedside experience.
A remedy in time ofneed, r. D. r.
During the fruit season keep R. D. r.
For cramps and vomiting, use 4. D. r.
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Long absence makes the heart grow
ionder-ot some one else.
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GENUINE LANDRETH'S GARDEN
Seeds, fresh, at MAYO'S Drug Store.
13-4t
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just Received.
AT TIE
OPELOUSAS DRUG STORE,

100 ozs. French Quinine,
20 lbs. Eaglish Calomrl,
20 Tbs. English BIue Mass,
hbl. East India Cold Pressed Castor Oil,
And a complete assortment of Patent Mrdi-
clnes and other Drugs and Chemicals used in
this market.
All CT D~romgoole & Co.'S celebrated South
ern Preparations.
A fine assortment Of Stationery and Fancy
Goods.
~ Call at the OPELOUSAS DRUG
STORE Sign of R.G MORTAR.
c. MAYO. Druggist.
Opelousas, March 9th, 1869.
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JUST IN TIME FRESH Garden Seeds.
a. w rranted Growth Of 1868. From Ian
drett' Philadelphia. At MAYO'S Drug Store.
f3-4t
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lludSptlh, Dist Atty, ct al. vs.. 4. Carrigufs,
District Court, Parish of St. Landry, No.

lludSptlh, Dist ATTY, ct al vs.. 4. CarrigufS,
District Court, Parish of St. Landry, No.
ll,UGJ!.
The principles discussed in the case of
James q. Hayes VS.. John G. Brooks No.
ll,063 of ;1hs docket of this Court, in which
Judgment has just been rendered, are snh.
stantially the same as those finvclvA in
this controversy. For the reasons therein
given, the Court is compelled reluctantly
to recognise the validity Of the Act No. 80
of tide Acts of the Legislature, a>intcrpreted
cation of the plaintiff.
For the ~r:''asons given in said opinion, and
by reason OF the law and evidence being in
favor of the plaintiff, it is ordered, adjudsed
and decrecd that John Amrein be recogni-
sed as, and is the Parish Judge of the
parish of St. Landry, his official term to
date from the 18th, day of March 1869,
this being the date of his commiss;or,' with
full power and authority to execute the
duties of said "%tfice, and to enjoy rall the
powers, privileges and emoluncnts there
unto belonging.
1t is further dccreed that the defendant
Adolphe Garrigucs be excluded from said
Office, and that he deliver to the said Jno.
Amrcin all the property, books and papers
in his possession belonging to said office,
and that the defendant pay the costs of
this suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court,
this 18th day of June \. ID. 1869.
JAS. NJ. PORTER,
,Judrc 9Th ,T,t1 Dist ne IA
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAzlNE.-We have
received the May number Of this excel
lent monthly, which contains How Ii.
sa Loved the King; a Year and a Day.
Part l.; Cornelius O'Dowd-A Page
Of Autobiography-Jail DELIVERIES
Breach of Promise to Marry-Inscruta-
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r e H.; Convent Life Self
Government in Ireland The Progress
of the Revolution.
Subscription So per annum. Address
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Fulton Street, New York.
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English Female Bitters cures old and young.
:. J. B. cures all chronic female ~irregulari-
O.. ties. ..l..
Chlorosis or green sickness cured with F
-. b. delights all sickly females.
Il. +. b. cures by restoring. Il
L. +. B. cures pain in the side and back.
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k>RESH GARDEN SEEDS, Growth Of
L 1868. Direct from Landreth, Philadel-
PIMA. At MAfOS Drug Store. 13-4t.
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1)ie1-On 9TH inst, at the Yellow Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, Oh. JOHN &. BROOkS.
of this parish, aged 40 years
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kss.S 4:~G.-4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
TURKEY AND EGYPT.

PROHIBITION By THE SULTAN OF AN ORDER OF
THE VICEROY.
C0NsFAETROPLE, Wednesday, Aug. II, 1852.
The Porte prohibits the execution of the orders for
an armament given by the Viceroy of Egypt while
in Europe including for 1900 breech-lOaders In
Berlin, and another for a ship of-war at Trieste.
CERTAIN PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Aug II. 1862
The dispute between the Sultan and the Yiceroy of
Egypt inspires no serious anxiety here.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. II, 1862
Public opinion is everywhere unanimous that the
difficulties between Turkey and Egypt will have no
serious consequences. All the Powers counsel mode
ration, and an adjustment is no longer doubtful
The Pairie announces that through the good offices
of France and England, Ismael Pasha has decided to
concede the demands of the Sublime Porte.
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WOE pREsIpENT coLFAx IN NEVADA.

CARSON, Nevada, Aug. Hills Excellency
Gov Balsdel Mayor Adams, judges Baldwin and Whit
man. and other leading citizens Of Virginia CITY, Nevada
met Vice President Colfax yesterday morning and es
oorted him and party TO that place, where tho Vice
presidapt yvas greeted with most cordial welcome In
the evening Judge Whitman introduced Vce-Presioent
Colfax 20 the citizens, who addressed them o. sone
length He referred to his former visit four years ago
and contrasted the weary week Il took 70 maze rSn
with the speed and comfort with when ne hao nov
made he trip over the Pacific Railroad ana spoke Win
great effect aud progress VI the ne
nublic lie was frequently interrupted with applause
dow Bross Nye Senator Frost OF NeDraska ana
Judge baldwin, also addressed the assembly, which al
Cofax and party the guests OF the Hon VIM SHARON,
ir This afternoon the Vice President and party were
enterained by His Excellensy Gov. Baisde, &C the
Warne Syringe, this city. tomorrow they VISIT
Lake Tahoe of the most delightful spots upon TINS
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION AT HARTFORD.

Hartford, Aug. ia State Convention OF
Tomnerance men was held in this city, to-day. to ap
pont delegates to the National Temperance Convention
and to consult upon the organization OF an Independent
potcal temperance party this State The attendance
was small not 80 persons The following resoia
tions were adopted
RSod voters Of We snnoasss
Tor The sale Of bvsg second the asone ana
enre prohibition Of the manufacture nporAhon OF sac o.
provide State police having other apee duties the Gu
reeeut liquor fourth the election 81 nene oal hons 70
EahIs t,muersnee Aeu 90 sgae administer the lava
Ri That opinion Of this Convention he interest," OF he
advanced By the formation Of an independent
political party. a -. H.. n.......
members Of the Legsaars any ma dSa aai
he bis omci position be VIII sustain we rroho
torT law and will legislation viii enable she people and ihe
auhorites saeetnAJ 10 enforce 10. LID. 10 ...r
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AUSTRIA.
BARON BEUsT on RELATIONS Win ROWE.

BARON BEUsT on RELATIONS WITH ROME.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Aug IL, 1869. 20
Baron Won Beust in a speech opposing the demand
OF the Austrian delegation for reduction IN the
personnel and expenditures OF the Embassy at Rome
declared that the Protestant States were taking
mn the same attitude which the Catholic States had
assumed with regard TO the Papal Government. The
Austrian Government had resolved 70 allow nothing
derogatory 20 its dignity. It's reply to the last Para
allocution was decided in tone, though cOucbed in
diplomatic terms, and better understanding begins
10 prevail at Rome.
4 BILL FOR THE SURVEILLANCE OF COMMENTS.
The Vienna PTetse says q commission has been aD-
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A BURGLAR.

BosroN Mass, Aug. 9.-Edward c. Howe at
tempted suicide In the Lowell Prison, yesterday BY
emitting his throat with q piece of g bottle He had
broken ail at Ipswich and Ftchburg within few years,
whore he was confined for burglary, and has evaded the
vigilance of the officers for long time He was arrested
Yesterday afternoon by Deputy Clark and Detecuve
aron IN his CELL In and prevented him from consnm
mating his design. He cut cash on the right sae VI
his neck but short distance from tho JuBular Vein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
REUNION oF THE GETTYSBURG VETERANS.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE reunion at
Gettysburg OF the officers OF both armies on the week
commencing with the 23d Of August, bids fair TO be
complete success kilograms from all parts OF the eoun
try indicate officers Of every grade are arranging to
be present. those Of entire brGades coming
i'm body. Col John Il. Bachelor, who Is writing the
history OF the battle and Messrs Walker and Rotheme
each OF whom have executed paintings OF It, have ac
cepted invitations from the Battlefield Memorial Assoela-
tion TO be present Col Bachelor will spend the entire
week the field receiving and mparting Information
with all are DESTROYS OF establishing correct ae
count OF the battle To the greatest advantages
from this meeting and 10 avoid confusion the following
proVraue has been issued insurtng those who
snare but days, the certainty Of being present
when their portions OF the field are visited On Tues
be completed; 75th Cups I'M, Cemetery Hill and
vicinity 10Th positions the left including the apple
orchard peach orchard wheatneld Round TOps and In
terinediae points, 27th the general lines Of the third
davis battle and the 2sth, the cavalry operations
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point ed by the Government to drawtup BILL pro-
viding that surveillance be instituted over convents
and that they be brought under the action OF the
law concerning associations, the provisions OF which
are to be SO amended and enlarged as to embrace
monastic institutions in their operation.
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FRANCE.

MARSHAL NIEL-THE sENATUs coNsULTUu.
PARIS, Wednesday Aug. IL, 1882
The health of Marshal Mel has slightly improved.
The Committee of the Senate continue their exami-
nation Of the SeRatus Coasaltun. NJ. Delangle, who
was to draw up the report of the Committee is sick,
and his duties will probably devolve upon Mr. Behic
or AZ Deyienne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

SrRoUDsBURG, Penn, Aug. 11.-Charles Orme
was hanged to-day for his participation In the murder OF
Theodore Broadhead 25th Of september last lie
spent last evening In prayer with his spiritual adviser
ana frends I'm ths cell Fe sufered from headache
but slept soundy portion OF the night and he
comfortable this morning. He was reaRneo 70 MS iate
but protested his Innocence Of the murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12
PRUSSIA.

BARON BEUsTs LATE sPEEcH-A REQUEST OF
THE GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN, Saturday, Aug. II, 1869.
The Provincial Correspondence says the Prussian
Government has requested the Austrian Government
TO publish ali those communications by which Baron
Won Beust asserts he has endeayOred, without sue
cess TO bring about an Improvement in the relations
of the two Governments
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ITALY.
FxpIANATIONs INTERCHANGED.

EXPLANATIONS INTBRCHAEGED. III.
.t FLORENCE, Wednesday, Aug. IL, 1869.
The Governments of Austria and Italy have ex-
changed satisfactory explanations relative to the re-
cent riots between Austrian and Italian sailors.
CONSUL TO MEXICO.
Signor Cattaneo has been appointed italian Consul
at the City of Mexico
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NorurR ANn pAuegTER POISONED.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. II, Mrs. DR.. Schrader
and her mother, Of Red Hook, Marion County, Iowa
were poisoned yesterday by taking dcse OF beadonna
given to thenl by Numbering druggist Both ded IN
o.,
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PORTUGAL.

THE MINISTRY ABOUT TO RESIGN.
LISBON Wednesday, Aug. II, 1869.
The Upper House has censured the Ministry. The
resignation of the entire Cabinet is considered immi
nent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-12

Major A. T. S. Anderson, returned from Can
ada, called President Grant and Secretary Fish az
West Point. He presented letters from Coils Ryan ana
Gunner asking permission 10 return 20 the United States
prevent their coming except Col Ryans personal ASSAULT
the Deputy United States Marsai and that III the
thing preventing his return would be removed M9or
Anderson came TO the city and called upon Marshal bar
low Tuesday morning, and assured that he tine
MarshaD bad no illwIl toward Col Ryan, but on the
contrary, liked him. and that the President would ap
prove OF II he would allow Col Ryan to return. on re-
eelvnR these assurances, MAYOR Anderson teegraphed
Col Ryan 10 come home.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.
"a ID
FOOT OF ooURTLANDT ST., NEW YORK.

FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST., NEW YORK.
Commencing May IL, 1865.
Trains will leave New York for Baltimore and
Washington at $40 A. NJ, and 1880, 500, 900 and
$40 p. NJ
No baggage will be received for any train unless
the time of leaving: and baggage not taken by the
storage. 49,
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.
Leave Elizabeth for New York at 4.16, 5.45, 5.5S
GAS, 7.15, 745, 8, 815, 838, $685. 945, 1045, IL
20+ A. NJ, 12.45, Las. 2d5, 3.45, 445, 5.54, 720,
Is, $40, 1885, 11.30 p. M. r-,e as. ..-.
Leave North Elizabeth for New York, viz; CAT,
SIT, 1857, 10.47 A. NJ, 247 4.47, $50, and 1872 p
M.
Leave New York for Elizabeth at 6, $50, 7, $40,
1910 LAO A. NJ, II M. /, 3. $50, 40 AGO. 500
$40, 6, 6.10 7, $40, 10 and IL P. NJ.
Leave New York for North Elizabeth, viz O. $40,
10.10A NJ, 10 M, 430, $40 6.l0 and 10 P. NJ.
On Sundays leave New York at G. 30* p NJ Leave
Elizabeth at 9,25* P. M.
Passengers not purchasing tickets before entering
the cars pay FIVE CENTS additional fare. Tickets
are received by the Conductor only on the train for
which they are sold, aud on the day purchased.
Contracts for communication, from the first of each
month, made at the Secretarys Office only, from 10
A. NJ. to P. NJ, No. Ill Liberty Street. New York.
Nsl- Freight received at the foot of Courtlandt
street. New York. for way stations to Milestone and
Perth Amboy until l P. NJ. and for Princeton,
Trenton, &C., until 10 A. NJ, and for Newark until
130 p NJ Freight received after these hours is not
despatched until the next day.
F. W. JACKSON, General Superintendent.