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, 1872-10-19
RECEPTION OF A PASTOR.
The Congregation of Christ Church Welcome
Rev. DR.. Cheney.

The Congregation of Christ Church Welcome
Rev. DIR. Cheney.
Tho Rev. Charles e. Cheney and his lady re-
turned to the city on Tuesday last, from tour
through Europe, where for tho past two months
the reverend gentleman has been recnperating
his health and enjoying brief respite from his
heavy pastoral labors. 4 reception Of his
friends was given by Dr.. Cheney last evening qt
tbs residence OF alr. Phillips, ono of tho Tfus-
tees Of the Church. ut No. LOO Calumet avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheney were both present
and received the warm congratulations Of
their friends On theic return from an agreeable
tour. Oyer tho nlantel in tho draving-room
was large photograph Of Mr- Cheney in full
cenonicals, IN excellent likeness Of tho pastor
Of Christ Church. Above it were tho simple
words, "We!eone Home.'' Carriages were
standing outside the door at Q o'clock for
long distance on tho avenue, and many hundred
persons must have been present. If anybody
entertained doubt OF the sincerity Of Mr. Che
ney's flock in their attachment to him, last
reception must have effectuauy dis
r0s6d Of il.
, 1872-10-19

Coo< nf T,ondon GTho orT;vs5 % y VIE th;s Nv aat
even;no r;ti, eorera1 oento.ean - - ~,
hme1;co WIZ 1ho co1nnnsa fne tra1o1n ~ h Th
nartv lave son 1S Franc;eco @ Nv, p'1'' LILO
- ''1,r -. NV: -
selected readings gu Wednesday evening next.
ct tho new Bethel Home, on the corner Of
Desplaines and Lake etreets, including
scenes from the Merchant Of Venice. Ro-
naeo and Jaliet, julius Caesar. and The
sagabonds, With several other interesting
, 1872-10-19
SOMEWHAT MYSTERIOUS.

Il Young nIan from kansus D1sroses of u
Lnrge Number Of Texas Cattle, aud MyGterf-
ously Disappears.
About week ago paragraph appeared in 8
Fort Scott NanEas) paper to tho effect that g
stockman, named c. ". Ryas, had left Osage
City for Chicago, about the middle Of Septen-
ber, with about $4,000 worth Of cattle belong
ing to his neghbors, who had intrusted him
with the sale of their property. As he failed to
give them any account of his movements within
reasonable time, they naturally enough became
anxious for the safety Of the trust reposed in
him, and a few Of their number we're
sent forward to search for him. It cannot
be definitely stated now s7hether
or not these amateur detectives made their ap-
pearanco in this city, but it is certain that tie
by his Osage neighbors since the day he departed
in charge Of their cattle. It has been ascertained
by TRIBUNE reporter thnt Ryas and his partner,
man named Bartlett, brother of the Postmaster
at Usage, arrived at the Stock Yards in this city
on the Oath Of September with 115 head of Texas
cattle consigned to R. Strahorn l. Co., commits
sion merchants. The stock was sold Immediately
after arrival for S275 per 100 lbs, realizing 49,
338.67. It was generally understood that the
cattle came from Usage, and there can be no
farmers in that section who engaged Ryhs
and Bartlett as their agents. After Receiving
the money for the cattle, Ryas sent New York
exchange: to the amount Of 81 400 to his brother
at Usage, but when the draft reached the latter
place, payment on it was stopped By telegram
from the New York banker, as the deposit had
been withdrawn. It is supposed that Kyas pur-
chased the draft merely for the purpose Of
putting his creditors off the track. After spend
ing few days in the city, they left, telling Mr.
Strahorn that they were going East. It has
since been ascertained, however, that Ryas
wrote to lis brother saying TINT he intended
visiting California when he left Chicago. Before
taking his departure, he spoke about purchasing
2 bill Of clothing from B. Y. King e. Co., but
it is not known whether he did 30 or not. His
brother arrived in this city about week ago in
search OF him. It is his belief that Ryas was
put out Of the way BY Bartlett, and robbed of his
share OF tho proceeds of the cattle sale. Bart-
lott, he says, was only known to his brother !
about three months. There appears to be no
reason why Ryas should endeavor to defraud his !
out Of the price Of their stock, as he |
S worth about 1000, and is respectfully con-
1ected in Usage. His friends are utterly ct q
oss to know what has become of him. They
lave employed Allan Pinkerton to hunt him up, |
md if possible to find Bartlett, who Ia believed !
% be at tue bottom Of all his niafortunes.
, 1872-10-19
SENSATION AMONG THE SHAKERS.

Mrs. DR.. Belrlcigla Visits the Follow.
ers Of Ann Lee. Proposes to Join,
and Leaves Two Children with
Tf.c7n---F'ascinat1oa of Chaunccy
Miller-.-TSac Ecsezlt.
From the -1z5arY .frgtss Oct. IT.
On Saturday last, Airs. DR.. Emma Bur1eigh,
alias Josephine McCarty, alias Virginia sey-
mour, made her appearance at the Shaker set
tlement, in Wateryliet, with her two children.
She gave the name CT Mrs, Josephine Seymour,
and announced herself es worlds reformer,
to her true character: Sunday morning abe at~
tended meeting, where she had the pleas
ure Of hearing Elder Albert Lomas,
the eloquent Shaker preacher. She was much
herself to good eihsr after the meeting, sayirs
that, If ahe (the worlds refozmer) had his en-
thuslasm, aLe would soon reform the world.
After service, Hrs. Seymour was taken in charge
by chauncoy Miller, the gentleman Shaker Of
she was, had abstaincd from tending meeting,
but at its conclusion drove. up in bis
lady as his sole companion, calamity es-
corted her through the village and over tho
this sabbath-breakiug excursion We are Of
course IN fatal ignorance, but it ia to be pre-
gumed they talked of-1Yel1, Of reform, and Of
the pleasures Of ceGbacy. Mrs. Seymour was 80
well peased WITH Eh2unGey Gld tho Shaker
settlement that she asked the good people to
take her children, to which roaHcst they T.
sented; and sno at the same time stated that
she horself intended to unite with the chaste
believers during the year 1873. Everything
was calm; Mrs. Seymour passed Sunday night at
the settlement, and on the morrow departed for
Albany. Soon after she loft, the children, by
their prattle, discovcyed to tho Shakers who
their mother WIS, which knowledge greatly
scsndalized these good people, and not .
little ehagrinea Chauncoy. A consultation
was a* oncs held, and it was determined
that The children could not be Kept. Yoater-
day morning Chauncey Miller determined to |
follow the lady to Albany to make arrange |
ments for the return Of her children. Sadly |
he harncssed 0 sorry beast md dilapida!cd |
wagon,-so different from the stylish establish !
nent used on Sundey,-and wendod his WY
hitherwa1d. he called on Airs. Dr.. Burleiah,
vas BY her politely received, and, on his stating
The object Of his visit to her delicatey as DOS
sible. she colorcd slightly and answered livery
vel nothing more: chauncey then bade her
adieY' Thinking that ''Tho children of this
world are. in their generation, wiser than the
children Of light
, 1872-10-19
Ierre Hante, Henderson Co.. Tuesday, Oct. q.
and IN Mercer County from Oct. "a to 81. The above

Terre Hante, Henderson Co., Tuesday, Oct. q.
Vq9sNEa, henderson Co., Wednesday,, Oct. %.
and IN Mercer County from Oct. "a to 81. The abov
s HON: i. ". o,BR1Ex.
Cairo, Saturday. Oct. 1e.
Newton. Jasper Co.. Tuesday, OcE. a.
St: MaEie, jasper Co., Tuesday, Oct. %, night.
Sew lesTt5 ,,S. 5asper Go "sdnesday, Oct
HardnsEille. Crawford Co., Friday, Oct. Is.
Bnss5seiyuie, Rts5 lawrence c., Saturday, Oct. Is.
Sullivan, aIonltrie Co., Wednesday: Oct. 80.
THE MoS. ID JOHN adSSnSSue$i :. GwfS. H. d.
Ne55a, ,;c cnmosrland o. Co.; Saturday, Oct. u.
a1eenyiiie, Bond Co., Tuesday, ost. t.a. ..
Ehinghem, Efnngham Co., Wednesday, Oct. o.
S';Ean Shs;Syr5,lc Shelby ,{ C., e Thursday; oet Il
Lawrcnceyire, Lawrence Co., saturday, Oct. ae.
Sullivan, MonltIie Co., Wednesday,, OCT. so.
Loy;ingt9n, L;a Moult9te Go, Thursday, Oct 81.
TIE HON. " +. woRTH1SGroS,
Lawn Ridge, Peoria g., Monday, Oct. 81.
Southampton, Peoria Co., Tuesday. Oct. %
Kickapoo, Peoria Co., Wetnesday. oct. a3.
IriVol, Peoria Co., Thursday, Oct. a.
Kingston, pe9Fi4 Co., Saturday, Oct. &c.
Flnk's School-House, Stark CO., Monday. nct %
Bradford, Stark Co., Tuesday, Oct. %. ~''
Brimfield, Peoria qo., Friday, Nov, /,
AAAe "@S'0
CHARLES FEINSE, ESQ.
Spring Bay, Woodford Co., Monday, Oct. q.
alesamora, Woodford Co., Tuesday, oct. 22
Washburn, Woodford Co., Wednesday. OCT "a
Lacon, Marshall Co., Thursday, Oct. 81
henry, Marshal Co., Friday, Oct g.
Hennepn Putnam Co., Saturday, Oct 2s
He HON, s, G, BRONSON AND QHAuNcY
EIWpoD, ESQ,
aandwich, DeKalb Co., Monday. Oct q.
Clinton, DeKalb c., Tuesday, oct. "a
shahoona, DeHalb Co., Wednesday, Oct. IS.
haJheiq, pekalb Co., Friday, Oct. 25.
TEE HON. WILLIAM ii. spRINGER.
Mt. PulasA, Logan Co., Monday, Oct, 81.
Clinton, Dewitt Co., Tuesday. Oct. q
Decatur, Aaoon Co., Wednesday, Oct q.
Pana, Christian o., Thursday, Oct. 81,
Iaylorytl4e, Christian Co., Friday, Oct. 25,
Petersburg, Menard Co., Saturday, Oct. %
BeardstoNn, Cass Co., Monday, Oct, %.
Virginia, Casa Co., Tuesday, oct. 90.
Pekin, Tazewe1 Co., Wednesday, oct, 80.
Washington, Farewell Co., Thursday, Oct. 81,
Eureka, Woodford Co., Friday, Nov. i.
GENERAL JOHN F. FARNSWORTH.
Woodstock, McHenry Co., Monday, oct. 81
Dundee, Kane Co., Tuesday, Oct. e.
Winnebago Co., Wednesday, Oct. q.
Ottawa. Lasallc o., Friday, Oct. o5.
Yorkvil1e, Kendall Co., Saturday, Oct. 26. INN
THE HON. J. C. STOUGHTON.
Downcrs Grove, ,DpPage Co., Monday evening Oct a1
NaperIile, D1Pare Co., Tuesday evening, Get q.
Wheaton, Dueago Co., Wednesday evening, Oct. os.
Lombard, DaPape Co.. Thursday evening, Oct 24.
, 1872-10-19
EVANSTON.

The citizens Of Evanston are called upon to
cast their votes for or against organization as a
village under the new provision of the statutes.
The Philosophical Association have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, Professor Oliver Marcy; Secretary, Rev.
2. N. Packard Corresponding Secretary, An
drew rev sh.nan Treasurer, Lyman J. Gage:
contine itself to any one branch OF knowledge.
but pushes its Investigations into the fe1Gs of
organic and inorganic matter, history, biogra-
On its roll of members are found names well
known in science, medicine, and literature.
The Association contemplate giving a course
OF free lectures this winter, rs has been their
custom, finding the lecturers within thsir own
bodv @A
, 1872-10-19
LIBERAL APPOINTMENTS.
ILLINOIS,

The gentlemen named below will speak at tho times
~4' f'N~>~ ~s SENATOR rRuNBu11.
Cairo, Alexander County, Saturday Oct 10
Marion, Williamson County, Monday, Oct, Il.
GoYERSoh r 5 HESBhfcRs of iSpiASA Set
Chicago, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Lasalle, "Wednesday, Qst, %.
Monmouth, warFen Co., Friday, Oct. y,
Quincy Saturday. GSSnaa& 9st: e; pzAcr.
Marion, Tilissmson Co. i5onday, y6s: Oct. Il.
EaiRqhan, Ealnshs,n i; g., Wednesday, Goe: Oct,
TaSeys Shsss Gbssg9a Ghbs!sg Go; Il 1hsEsday 0e
Wankegan, Lake Co., Tucaday, Oct ~
woodstock, hlcHeary c., wednesday, Oct. 50.
Roea5sra ssbor sap5sassgn sMp5nsosgs Co. Co., Esdy
' a'':f THE i:f H6N. s. w @iLhif msfs1nHj HBoss
Vunao, p9gass Tsyts Co. S2and1asy CT day.
go19insyius Msdiscn c., wednesday, oct. Is, day.
ks,azsg Es52aqa, ST. oIac CO.. Ihureday get 2 night
Assumption? 4Gh eRr5stSR Ha7 g. 4ai9EASy day.
csro MSTopxoRs x9aasz si9sz1s e Co Saturday. Oct 49,
THE II HON. c. T. MOORE AND 4. E. STEVENSON.
Washington; Tazewen Co., Monday, Oct. Il. ''
esnsfoa Gesn91 a:he1a Meaeaa go 9nWSSas Ws,9s Oct
Leroy, Mclean CO., Thursday, oct. Il. :"
saybrook, Mclean Co., Friday, Oct, ..
Mackinaw, Tazewell Co., Monday, Oct, %.
The above are I'll night meetings.
IUDGE EUsTA0E,
CarEoliton, arean Co., Oct -, day.
JJerseyyille, Jeraey Co., Oct, ii; day.
Alton, Madison Co., Oct. q, night.
Beleville, St. Clair Co.. Oct. %. day,
Sparta. Randolph Co., Oct. q, night,
Chester, Randolph Co., Oct. 25 day,
Ia1naroa, Perry Co., Oct. 20, night.
CS3aarn1onda!c, S3a Jackson Co., Oct. q, night. .:.
Mt ferncn, Jefferson Co., Oct. ., night.
Oentfalia, hfarion Co., Oct. 80, night
Mattoon, Coles Co., oct. 81, day.:
Paris, Edgar CO., Nov. |, day
TIE HON. ". #. NEECE.
&aaaEpe. Hancock Co.. 4Qpday. Oct, u
, 1872-10-19
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
RAILROAD improvements.

|
me oullo1ngs, emeny Old WOODEN .ala!rs
which occupy the district bounded by HalEtod
sangamon, Carroll, and hlnzle streets, are tt
be sold by auction next Tuesday, aud are to be
cleared away ut once, in order to mako room 70,
the side tracks switches. and freicht-honsea n
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati l. St, Louis. the Nil.
| raukae Il ST. Pan]. and +he C1,icaro nanvi,1o &
vin,on-,as r,;,xooa. or,5 = 10 -raha11o .1s. :
| .-. - as..s''1 80 :. - p4'e4ote snat =
vii also be- erected thara: It ia contemn1atci3 ]
| by these companies to construct q line union
| passenger depot at some future tina. Int
| neither the location nor tie plane haye AZ vot
been determined upon. The matter viii BRO.
pao2 pc decided IN december next,
when 4s expected that the milwaukee,
O. nt. fam lae VIII fcach thus city.
the of te bengg
cn tie south half Of Kinzie street, upon which
ia carried nt Il 4 tooetc do Sui av l-
that grand union depot, equal to any in 1.-THE ithe
city. viii be erected near the intersection of
Halsted and kinzie streets.
-
Er.rxth;,o
-. .. Er1sy1niaa. ~ ~, y, :,,o. .,.:
noon at Green's Garden, l,etWeen the Actiyes, Of
Chicago, and the Kidder Club, Of Grand Cross
T,o 1ros1,-+o-;., 1,;n;,t,n;,, .,,..;o.:.. ..:,,
luo I rEssot1etlsn MtlastetlI Assoclati93 VIII
fhe w eenta nf qA ot ~ ~
s1raat EattG1 ~; :. n9
rr,ara ~, H., ,,oo.;. 4,,;, ,.;o -. ill.,
7;baro1 sonth giGa Ia"d1,5,orto, NJ Sst H ~ ~
hasE a1an,n Tai.tag :. DI;;;,1a o 1x "
t;a1d and othare GM7 .n;1 snesi, tlP9' - 'ol11's
"o'o' ''-A'A o-n01S' "4" oee"0+
Fifteen bids were received yesterday for the
construction Of an engine house and police sta-
tion on the corner Of North avenue and Larrabee
s'tee'' 'uS e'@'n WILL oe n'aoe 1o-oag'
!. The Ladies' Christian Union can furnish on
short notice scrubbers, and women to dowashing
and ironing or any day work. The office, at No.
81 West Randolph N street, is open from to u,
The Sunday School Te,c1or's rnoet;nf, ,,en.,,v
held in the TonnT, Hens Chr;st;an asaoc;at;n11
rooms m Eatnrdny. VIII ho ha1fi to.d,v at ,,onn
IL the lecture room Of the First Congregation.
The subject vii By "Th6 Furious King, Dan
lei 2. 1o-1s,-iea by D. L. Moody.
A freo Iexhihit;on for tha nnn;1a ot Tho ,,,,n,;,
schnos viii he 1iven tn-3;chx r. oo1Ga7p
West Side Rink oGne;st;nS r 9rand staranrt; ~ ~
con NJ t3e Chicago f3ra G IT na."s
California, Enro6ean vfaws eo,i,tnra, a;.h;aota
com;cai sIetc],es otc ~ t1a nn,e1sar ~ o,a
f11. ' ~ Wv A0''''8t y ''0'
enfern" n,res hars "n cntlge9 WIZ
sold t6i1a m Irt s.sd 5;anhe5;a-o ~ r5are ~
vas vesterdav trsi heter. 13ss Tan';ao!a'
an dismissal from tbe forca s'4' ~. nan;nat;n,
~ rHi6cx m n + ,aI;.Ie- - ~, |1est7..Se
, 1872-10-19
REAL ESTATE,
TEE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA
Hea1thfal Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.



TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for
Sale Its Lands In Central and Western Minnesota en-
nrac1ng J. The best Of Wheat Land; e. Excellent Tim
oeF Tor the n the farm, and the fra g. Rich Psairia
fasrraso and Natural Meadow, watercd By clear lakes
ana running streams,in Hcalthful Climate, where Fe-
YET and Aguo Is unknown.
GRAIN can bs shipped hence by lake to market as
chea2ly as frcm Eastern Iowa Cenznl Illinois, Cars
noE rnn through these Lands from Lake Superior d.
kota Prlco Of land close to track 81 60 per fur.
thcr away, s. 20 to 81 SEVEN YEARS CRED.
IL; "nIantce Docds; Northern Pacific 130 Bonds now
selling at received for land 81 H. No other uuoc
cupied Lands present such advantages to Settlers
SOLDIERS under the new law tAfarch, 1s52l get 16o
acres Free, the raoad By one md two 1es
denco.
Transportation AT REDUCED RATES fur
nished fron all principal points East to purchasers Of
taazoad Lands, and to settlers on Governing nent Homo
steads Purchasers, their wives and children Carried
FREQ over tho Northern Pacific Road. Nor is the time
1or and Colonies to Railroad Lands and Gov
efntnent Homcsteads close to the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information.
map and copy Of Now Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI,
Or 23 Fiftll-ay. corner Niuth.st,. MY
, 1872-10-19

Killed at the Union Stock Yards has cattle west
was somewhere in Illinois. We have telegraphed aud
written to his partner concerning linn, but have not
yet received an answer. Wallace WAS nan tn good
Fepnte among cattle men, fur as can learn Have
his body taken Of until his friends come for it.
L. r. HASTINGS,
Of GREGORY, Strader l. Co,
, 1872-10-19
THE LATE MR.. WALLACE.

The following information concerning young
Wallace, who was killed by the cars at the Union
Stock Yards, q few days ago, was received in this
city yesterday:
Kansas C1ry. Oct. 16.---The man Wallace who Hps
, 1872-10-19
Ca1iforuia SUNDAY Train

California Sunday Train.
Tue Government overland mail train leaves Chicago
Tomorrow Sunday at 10 a. M, zin Chicago Rock
Island Pacinc Railway, stopping Mt all regular st-
tions on main line. and connecting a. ou,aha With
Union Pacific cxpress train for Denver San FRANCISCO
and all intermediate points. l1ckets ria CbIcaoo
Northwestern OF G., B. Q. Railroads Will be taken
On this train. ~
, 1872-10-19
Cod Liver Oil.
Hazard Caswell's Cod Liver Oil Is the best.

"a aInfacturer in Bristol, England, has
just mado monster umbrella for an African
chief. It is sixty-fye feet in circumference the
lancewood ribs being nine feet long. and there
are lao yards Of material in it. It is covered
with red, blue, and white chintz, and takes two
mep to expand it.
, 1872-10-19

Burnett's Toilet Preparation.
are choice and se-.ct, and always please.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON Il BALTI-
MORE KAILKOAD.

NEO. ". BUSH the best Coal at the loves
" market Mices NJ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30

Inc mixed IRAN Will run subject to delays Incl.
uent TO iresht business. and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle tor Wilmington and Philadel'
Wilmington at 10 p. NJ. for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna for Clsy-
ton IL .S5 a. M, and 735 p. m, Leav Clayton for
smyrnaS.4O a. m. anu 200 p. M, to make connec-
non with trainsto and from Dover. and stations
South
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads.
AZ CLAYTON. with the Maryla and Delaware
Railroad. u
water Railroad.
At sEAFOkD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
At DELMAR. with tho Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomico and focomoke Railroad.
". +. kENNEY, Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NW00E
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. &C

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCT. -, 1872.
WEST PH HlLADELPHIA.
Trains leave Depot. 1hirty-second ana Market Sts.
Trains arrive At depot: IhiTty i1.t ana Market sts
Paoli Accomm odation daily. except Sunday. 6 ~
am. S3Oa.m. and lilo a. H.. Lat p.m.. h.iO p.m
and ll.0p.m.
Lock Haven and Eura Express daily. except
Sunday. $50 .. IN.
Mail daily. except Sunday. .;...... ...... 500 a m
Harrisburg Acc. daily. exeert sunday. 80 p.n
Lancaster and York Acc. daily. ey. sunday 40op.m
Psrkesburg Train daily, except Sunday. $50 y. m
Pittsburg Express daily. except sunday 80 III.
Cincinnati Express aaily, $40 IN.
southern Express daily lo,lO PIN.
Erie Nal is aaiy us 10 10 p.,n p.%
Paoi sunday Trains. ,.......s.4o am and go PIN.
For Emisrant Express TtAin. leaving le.S' 7. IN;
daily except sunday tickets must be procured and
baggage de!ivs.ed Mr at 10 MsrSe s., by 81" pm
Express for New York, ..l5. $50 and II 90 IN. and
lsSO, 800. sSo and S5o nm. and i2-o nigh.
EsSqun.Hn E@sIans iran for % New New ors. SFs. M
Way Train tor Trenton o. III. +3U and il.SO N
New York Sunday Trains. 10 a N, 6.j7 IL. and
-' KENsINGToN DEPOT.
Iolmesburg X Bustletou. -,
Way Train ior New Brunswick ....... ali M
kxpress Trains tor Trenton. 30 a IN ANA 40 and
Way Trsins for Trenton. O.to lii. , IS. 20 and
FOR BELVlDERE DIVISION. an
Express for Trenton. Lambertsiilc. Ea.ton S,r
| ton. &c., I.30 IA IN. and lOor
Way Train to LamberiNilieA y fl"mineto la.'r am
and Oo pm.
Way Trains for Pennington lt.Tt IN and .eo III
| Accom-. for Belvidere J.0i IN.
| MARKET STREET FERRY.
| AmbOy Division.
| Accommoda. for New York VIA Perth Amboy an,
| via Monmouth junction. sd n. and go l. III
| Way Trains TOR Trenton. % aud 1000 Ill, ~,
noon and 400. 500 and 800 IN.
| Account. tor New York via Jersey City, 500 y m
Way Train for Burlingt SO IL
| Way Trains tor Bordentown. Suo and li.Sr y N
Express Trains for Long Branch 6D N and 30
pm
Exp. Trains for lliShtstown 6to a tn aud $50 IN
| and 400 m
| Express Trains for Pembcrton Long Branch an,
| Nj Southern and lueaerton :ailI Dads $50
Way Trains Tor Mt. Holly. II 80 III and 1l.3o III
Way Trains for remberton. 1910 Am, Is, 900 an,
| 6.Dpm.
Sleeping Car Ticks is for the West can be had ol
application at the Ticket Office. aul Chestnut street
| and ut the Depot. Thirty second AMI Market sts.
Agents of the Union Transfer Company VIII cal
for and deliver baggage at the pepots. Orders vii
| rec eive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car,
| can aleo be obtained at the following
No. 80 Chestnut street.
| TICKET OFFICES: No. sts Chestnut street
| mo. Hi Market street.
| and at the Depots and Ferry named above.
j. J.CASSATT. General .MbHdler.