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Commissioners Sale,

rs virtue ON cree u the Chanoery Couf,
n Pan "a .nunly StRts n Mississippi, rem.
dered therein On the nth day Of July, 1879, IN
the suit of ! W. pugh, ct al, c1mplainant',
against Tommie Collins et A., defendants No.
$50 Ia said Court, ! will, as Commissioner
therein Hrpo nted, on Monday the 4th day "
November, 1872, At popos station IN said
county, within lawful hours, offer Tor sale at
public aur'.ou to the highest bidder, tho fol.
lowing reol estate, lying and being in said
county aud State, to-wit The southwest
quarter uf section seventeen, township ten,
range seven west SIXTY acres Of The north halt
fthe norih west quarter Of section sixteen In
same township and range, and the iour.acre
block In thy southwest corner Of The northwest
quarter o. lection sixteen In same township
and range
Terms N sale One-half cash and the bal
ancc on n credit Of twelve months with ten
per cent. per annum interes, from date iii
paid Notes with good security will be re.
quired OF the purchasers.
JOHN g. HARRISON,
octj-jt Commissioner.
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ARE YOU GOING WEST?

II 40, take our advice, and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from st. Louis to Kansas City and the West!
aud ia positively the only line which runs Pull.
man Palace Sleepers and day coaches (csp0-
cially for movers equipped with MIXERS safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from 81.
Louis to Kansas City, Fort colt, Parsons, Law
renee, Lcaycnworth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changel For Information in regard to
tins tables, rates etc, TO any point in Mis-.
souri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or
California, call upon or address J. y. TnoNP.
sos, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat.
lanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Gal or 4. A.
Foam, Gen'l Passenger Agent, ST. Louis, No.
No trouble to answer questions. s27
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For Sale.

On. "wrgh,1s' cas-, iron screw press, has
beet used two years bu, good as new. For
particulars inquire ., this Office.
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Scrap Iron.

Batielle kCo, Pupheiors Of the Memphis
Rolling Mills nre buying wrought and east
scrap iron, and pay the highes, cash price.
shipments can be made them In large or
small quantities and quick returns will be
mada. sepll
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STOVES, CRATES : HOLLOW WARE,
RUCK'S ~HRTLLEfB'T,

which IL the king Of all the stoves. II bakes
hiscuita ad bread 30 nice that 1t will make your
wile sing merry songs, and you will grow pleas
mt and fat A man told ne the other day
that he had but one objection 10 II, and tina,
was this, when his wife got up In the morning
he did not have time to turn over in the bed
before she called him to breakfast.
NIT L.P. RYAN.
FINE WHIPS LOW.
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A liberal Premium List in every Depart.
n'ent md an attractive programme Tor every
day Of the week.
Railroads VIII pass visitors at half rates
Ask for excursion ticket OF Station Agent
Articles and animals on exhibition will be re-.
turned free. For detai's, address,
j. h. POWER, Secretary,
ocl2 Jackson, Miss.
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A TEMPEST IN TEA KErTLE.-An in
genious but over-conceited man undertook
to mend tin tea.kettle the other night.
He had seen timers do the thing, and knew
he could do it, too. In prodding around
the bottom of the kettle for weak places,
he found one where he least expected it,
aud ran the brad-awl clear through his fin.
ger. Whereupon he howled with anguish
and dropped the kettle on the head Of his
infant son, lying prone on the floor chew
ing a rubber rattle. The infants head was
badly cut, and in the excitement which fol-
lowed, another youngster managed to tip
over the SOLDER, and catch about spoon
full of it in his little shoe. and added his
lusty yells to the family chorus. The un-
happy father tied up his finger, put stick
ing plaster on the baby's head, plastered
| ointment on the boys foot, and left the tea
kettle at the tin shop. on his way to the
Aoctor's
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> EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE 80. go.
p" OF THE
nj 81 A G ULA CONCEPTION
Corner of Common a,d Aassans sGrssss,
NEW ORLEANss

ou.;. Iasttuten inoospssstsd BY the Stat. Of
inS" ~ ~ M sossy Jsss Tis ss
0eortysrd sntiIeay eat az ffsn tSs sSrest 49,
mi g mt ffea the arrival q sSs papis - 1o
secluded and supefintsnded. - ~ ~ oonsSAsAS
s Inc course q instfuctio. snsssoss osesA Lam,
1n4usn French Poetry, Rhetorio 8iaforv fsScc-1.S.
pSy Siss sSs Hssss. saa ls fSss
Oemneroial Branohes also tho GcrnaH lsnS.sss ssos
eSuasats Are nes admitted. ualsss sAsy INV how n
lesd. AZ eAieots Of the fnstvuotoro. -
.1vefyAc report ID sent 10 parsnta .<.s,,. -
ee S,S,r roarsss rank in slas. and AsSen1ancs.
oos'esf, and snds about Tbs 5lst a. aIy. "
TERMS,
CeueGats Ceures pa5nhle D. sAvsns. "a ., r,,..A
~csAsso curynncy tw0 months. AQO "
6repAr1eefy Course. SIS
spa' 7aiS Rev r GAUTEELET, Prestdsns
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Areturn to the old plan Of apprenticing
boys to trades is being advocated. The
hoSta of young men in every large city
who apply for employment and fail to get
It for the reason that they cannot truthfIily
affirm that they are. educated or specially
fitted for any particular business, consti-
tute potent argument in favor of reform:
Under the apprentice system we should
have fewer Ignorant mechanics and incom-
petent business men. A trade is half a
mans fortune.
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BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, it is
i. That it will do az much, if not more work and
with LESS !. FUEL than any other Range In use.
less buy and repair than any oshsr-Very im
to mako
complete Range any moro simple easier under
sns TssE
the es bs to op
expert as can readily DO seen on EXAMINATION The
a BY and Ss
in vain to get the ashes and refuse out OF
4. That its conyenenoes cannot be exceled-ts
aaa its re are exactly the
$ That It not only has q solid and substantial look
ornamental to any kitchen, suggesting the name Of
oe g. That it will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called by the name of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
Many persons in furnishing and completing their
household appointments, do not make the cooking de-
Paopes In fact IL the
the harmony and comfort Of every meal Every
ID h nS ns,s r but
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
be fe them to be HsAPER and BETTsR than
other Range of its class known TO the public. :.
Its Rapid Success.
10 rapidly taking tho place the low oven patterns Its
convenience FOR Bekfng and Cooking; the certainty
the ovens always heating the ease Of STANDING
position Instead Of STOPPING one while baking
leaving lame back and its attendant evilS) few
the superior advantage this Range ali
lowoven Ranges.
Il Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
must bake, the beat passes directly up aud around
tho Ovens, before leaving the Range.
Special Conveniences and Improvements.
The Ovens provided with +enatOrs for the eSoape
ofSTEAM. There z Slide In the back for the escape
or SURPLUS HEAT from the top Of the Range; alsO
damper, ut the bottom OF the same plate for the
escape Of Dust. ETC., tariaug from the raking Of the
ooalJ and preventing from aying around the kitchen
The beat be passed 70 from either Of the Ovens
by The dagPers Ia the columns The OVENS
can DO DRAWN OUT, slowing the SCOT and dirt 70 DO
ASove and over the OVENS is a large closet Of ample
aize for the especial purpose OF warming Dishes plates
etc, whenever desired Also many other new and de
srabie conveniences which will be fully appreciated
upon inspection.
Caution.
Be certain, when you sex for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
that Il has the words
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
eAseoTsr The oTsa aao=A iStH
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EDQcATIoNAL..
YOU'VE LADIES' AOAnDAGX. 80 -. =
The DIRECTION OF THE URSUtfNES
I've Miles balaN Nax farIaanA -

and che adlsosnt States have nssly ss"sesd III 49,
& more Than osatury, nssds 10 partlenI
vi therefore suc. to sSs - a e p1SSae
mepts " Au'''ssss o. I'M AsAse1eAI
Moral Edsssaon.-The ob,eos ss..e.,.,. &A
see isMs1 the adornisg q tkotr pupfs' ssns ~
To scssss al sss sns 70 sor"n Of sss. hs.. e 49,.
e we'll a. to habits Of inSn.ts s9aees Ss1s10e1@
1hsy ar never suffered 70 90 SsysnS The ,eseS n
sscs secures he s.ss:es ~Asse eR
ss:srv.S.s Of tis rSl.s Thsees u s.ass.s
spes he sesss q Tss ss e. :, q T. -
sasscs.s x sssIar:1 Z: a's With ps1a's
.fAv&esi ESsass;s~.-ThS Ss.,.s - ~.
Ss1i.. $685. E "a = :', sSs, e "
whelsaans. asd aSasdSaS ~ ~. ~ = esesge
mind ssr The Ssdy q e ss.iss.s ~ ~ .sE -
pliostion . thsir oisasiosi SStisS. TSss ~
fS1sstss I. e ~ y e: S.ss -
\ rv,a = tlsir Pslesss = Tssa;1 =
Hssss's1Ths sy.ea. sfissS.Ss1is9 snAsssss q, ~
-. "a ssss.a1s, 80 Ss1,iS'sssSs 49,
Astscassy, IsSesS - ~ ~ - =. H.
SS,:.sy a.s sssxG q As Nskss 49,. 10y
10. r.sses 80 e 80 -
:.4sa.5sD.s - ',Trn1a.' =
msnces on ~ Ak os o. sen 1snths and hail. eea.
Boald snS R Tssasr -, $1,000.
-sdv,acs ~ 9s,t ~ 49, s 4 SNs pAuotsn
d, 1sSS saa !sird TssSa.ry :.s "a GO
each terui ...s PsSso's III ea~eaos. 40 .
E.srsnSs fsr re Icardei.
ss .Ss sna q !; ,s, for
s,a.,on.-v and q, kH ~ CHARGES; s3a'@ esq
torn anu .lo ~: OF map: and Globes p'r ..
Mus,G per month .......-...............l ~ %
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L. Id II Y u Il + 3 II GO LIZ Z g
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated tho Mississippi River, Sixty Niles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent Embellishments iucor.
poratsd by law Of the Legislature, empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened tho Sd OF
October. It is under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers who form society specially devoted to sduea
ton. College Point and Convent Landing sre conye
nient anu regular landing places for steamboats, going
to aad returning from New Orleans.
Payable in U. s. currency half yearly in advance:
Beard tuition, washing and stationery. per term Of
and medicine in ordinary cases Of iii
Entrance fee. to be paid only once -.......... 10
NJ, BAH music lessons are to be paid for monthly
His Grace the Most Rev Archbishop of New Orleans;
The Rev Clergy Of Afsiers-
For further details apply the Very Rev President
MR.. p. PoURsINE,
oc1 1y No. 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties OF this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Parents and Guare.an desiring st-cass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards will find hero
Located IN the healthie.t portion of of tho
.ns IN
Sr noSnnE an saSsns %s1sa ss
made the buildings to msst the Increasing applies
lions for admission.
orhfhs Star and Catholic Msssenscr ia csroDdsiol
street. au2SI y
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b e. l. T. S i.

THE MENEELY BELL FOUNDRY.
Established In 1926.
Bells for Churches, Academies Factories, etc., made
Of genuine Bell metal "copper" and TIM mounted With
improved patented mountinGs, and warranted.
Orders and inquiries addressed to the undersigned
will have prompt attention and ap illustrated cats,
logue sent free, npen application.
Z. "A. 4 G. r AENEELY,
AUS " West Troy. New York
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nh24 ~ ly
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets. y
Now Orleans.

The government throng hout this establishment IL
mild and parental The pupils separated from
their Recreation table doritories arc
the same for all In snort, everything tends 10 prx
mote anectionAte union between tho Sistera aud ahe
Young ladies intrusted to their motherly care
instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
With tho Of society The course
On Doth English and French) all the branches of Know.
eoge cultivated at the present day Each Language 10
Taught Oy nattves of respective 90 AZ TO In
sure correct pronunciation. =
The scademical year closes with public exhibition
vitod. f ~'0 In
Is hero tho object special attention and
soeitude Governing those placed under their charge
by moral s1asion alone the ers Of st. Joseph eadea
strict of polite and emiable and
Pupils Of all denominations admtted.
NoTA.-DurinR tho bathing SEASON the BOARDING
school moved tho Bay St. Louis the Sisters
Of st. Joseph have fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows:
6oarding, per three months t54 90
.snk' =. a. ......-----.......-.. 10 %
IHnsISo, 10 %
Muaic Lessons and use Of Instrument "a 90
SLukinR azodsonh. 9 90
Pastel oil painting according the number Of pups
Nsedle-work in all is varieties golden embroadary
artificial flowers 10 taught to the boaeru without
For further particulars address, superioress Of the
Academy Of tho Sstsrs Of H. Joseph, Boz 1871 New Or
leans; Or If more convenient, SRIlyto
| nol2 " or Q. d. ELDER. Agent.
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Why can lawyer sleep better than any
one else Because 1t don't matter which
side he Hes on.
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Mr. Mex has ALSO In stop land for which he 10 ageR
49, THE BEAUTY -.-.,
-. :. -r na
/ ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
MADE
THE UNION STOVE WORKS.
Iate R. r. Finch Sous>
New York
D. McKENDRIcK, Agent,
464 ............ MAGAZINE STREET. asa
New Orleans.

To Buyers of Ranges.
In presenting the .
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE .
to the trade and to the public We earnestly that
they will examine into aud compare Il with other
animation they will select the BEAUTY above all
ness
A Comparison.
Some of the Elevated Oven Ranges need the servioea
Of competent engineer to operate theua to keep
possessing ordinary inteiigence can onerate Il
successfully It is therefore, these days when good
the
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with simple and effective an ap
paratus as the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
Annoyances Saved.
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Under the Direction Of the Sstorp Naranites of Hoi
Gross.
Corner of Rampant and streots Third D,ssr.ss
New Orleans, Louisiana.
This magnificent 1nstitutiou was chartered RsbruaIv
1885, It situatod In quiet and healthy LEGALITY n
tho suburbs OF the city and ct short dlseance r.
the river lite very oomaodious thoroughly vent Sd
and aaorls all those advantages which oonsfibutS =
Pupils OF all denominations edmitted but FOR a
promotion Of order and regularity all obliged 10 -
tend the public exercises and conform the rules OF
the Institution.
Tho system OF education embraces the French ana
Engish ianguagos. viz' Reading, PenmansAip, Preach
and English Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and hfsA
Compositions, History Ancient and MsdsrD aacrsa aa
Profane) Chronology, French and Engiish Lternturo
Rhetoric, Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Cheristry
Astronomy Botany, Book keeping, Msthematioa, etc.
Music Drawing, Painting Plain and OrnamentaI Nee.
die work, Tapestry Embroidery Artificial YIowers etc.
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE. QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English Der I
=, perquartsr o. 10
EXTRA CHARGES:
Term SIG 70
Vocal Music.
Music on tho Piano quarter
Use of Piano :. .-...........,.... s 90
| D.esioso'I y W
WaahnR -. ........-......... II 90
Tapestry and EN- broi'ry . ............... 90
ArGuCina ~ "
Drawing :. .-...,........... ~ %
kenunR ID 70
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Tho classes commence about the Brat Of September,
and close by the end Of june by an SHamination and
public exhibition.
Books, etc. may be procured at tina Institution Of
moderate prices. 49,
Pupils received at any time during the year and
charges mSde from tho date Of entrance only.
For further particulars apply the etsr Superior
Academy of the Holy Angels. -au97 II "
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting Range there are several important
points to be considered, viz:
1. Will the Range DO what 10 claimed Eoritf
2. The mode Of operations 1t simple complex
g. Can the parts Tor pates) be easily replaced case
they are burnt out or accidently broken
4. The general constIuction-is it durable and
venient'
5. The CoST-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor
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Ifyou would yourself from great discomfort and
misery Sonseage1t upon food indean.
out OF order and will not bake-and additional an
noyance OF from the forgetfu datory
range man 70 repair It pr0misedyou will ct once
brains and procure the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
which 10 the less valuable because it 10 beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience,
AS MANUFACTURERS FOR THE LAST FORTY
YEARS,
enables to furnish numerous of cooking and
heating inventions that have been imposed upon the
public by ignorant and obscure makers Of great pro.
tensions and after brief but vexatious and expensive
trial. have been proven useless and entirely worth.
less
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d. AoKENDRICK,
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
.n No. AGA Magazine Street, :
4.,< tNear tho corner of RaceJ
r. 10y ---s---~
a-. NEW ORLEANS.

Dealer In Plumbing and Gas Fitting Material. AMI
Gss Ffxturos. S ""'ef' ~"s
nrtouiar attention 70 solicited his large and com
Prove assortment OF articles In the above lines.
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YouNa LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELA %

Under the Direction Of the Sisters Maranites Of Holy
Gross.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-07
An Ind,soreet Marriage.

Il. will be remembered how Chicago was
aeitated BY the marriage Of Miss Ella Hancock,
daughter Of j. L. Hancock, an eminent packer
to her fathers coachman, Thomas Lynden,
native of Great Britain. The matter has heen
in the Supreme Court on the report of a n ter,
and has caused further agitation. In every ay,
the case is singular one. Mrs. Lyndsn at
present is not more than Is years old, childish
in APPEARANCE and manner. Her husband is 35
years OF age, and bald al that. He used TO take
Nis Ella out to drive alone, and improved the
opportunity to win her confidence. lie told her
among o.her things that he was a Prince in
disguise, and when she expressed admiration
for beautiful house he would say: "All right
you shall have that house after We are married.
Aner Q deal of this surreptitious wooing, Thomas
got license from the County Clerk. swearing
that his intended bride was over Is, and the
parties were married. Ellen returned TO her
family and never cohabited with her husband
or acknowledged him as such. Finally, she
told tho secret to her sister, and Thomas was
kicked out of the house. She has utterly refused
to live With him. The Court, upon technical
grounds refused 10 set the msrriage aside, hut
gave he eOnplainant leave to amend the bill
Anto . psGiiion for divorce. Lynden ly his
attoneie declares that bis wife is coerced 10 the
aniSn 4hlch she hae taken. 1t doesn't make
much difference what he declares, as he is evil
IDENTIFY upon the facts, a sooundrel for whom the
State prison would be a far more luxurious re-
treat than he deserves.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-07

The RouMANIAN JEws.-The Jews OF
Roumania have missed one point, but they will
psbahly carry, another, which will be Of great
6soe6t 70 them. They have not been able to
obtain from the United States the favor which
they asked-that this country would give them
title 10 trset Of 250O0o acre on condition that
5000 hnklies, ,eomprhing 10000 persons. located
upon it This government, as the acting Land
Commissioner informed them, could not legally
dispose of the public lands in the manner sug :
gssted, even If a compact tract Of such an area
could b found: and he explained to them how
hsads Of the families could acquire title to our
public lands under existing laws. Disappointed
with this answer, the Roumanian Jews, as the
Cable informs ~, have abandoned their design
Of emisrating to America, and will petition the
Roumanian Chamber for full civil and political
rights. The Jews Of Roumania are good and
inausGrious citizens, - the Jews are everywhere,
but are the subjects Of bigoted hate and ancient
prejudice. But II they are to be the victims Of
persecution any longer there is the free open
land Of The West ready to welcome them or any
othsr European people willing to work and
obsy The lawa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-07

The Mixed Train viii run subject to delays Incl
tions where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle fGs Wilmington and Philadsl;
"" sSiRatXt ttG BkxSoHf vi RE fRXiNsI:' KIM
Additionalto to those above, leave Smyrna for Clay
ton II .35 .. m, and 7.35 p. m. Leey ClStoN "a,
SmyrnsS.40 .. M. and 400 p. m, to makS connsc-
ton vith trainsto and from Dover. and stations
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Qussn
Anne'sk Kent Railroads.
AGITATION. with the Maryla and Delaware
A. HARRINGTON. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At sEAF0RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
and Wieomico and focomoke Rsilrosd.
II. 7. EENNRY. 0nnk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-07
8aiIruaf Yiues.
PENNsYLVANlA RAILROAu.
8100W9 9

%EsF SS 81 phlIA6EnfHiS thnIs 6ssfnHf1HaiSc q. 's'2
f:s: ::s
p:s S s% snd SS:y :1e:ns scns:5 az
Ns;'is dsE E,sr:,. s.. day Nn.: ::e;e. s.rdy
Sunday. $50 An.
Mail S... dai, .,s snSs.. Ss. SSandsy soS
and ds
,:sara s except :.s:p. SUNDAY:
Cincinnati Express daily $40 DIN.
Southsrn Express 1910 pm.
Raol sunday Tr.in:.:.--sao am and s 8 % D.%.
daily except sunday tickets must BE- procured @ and
baggage d'.;:sd NJ" rsrk :: u hsS..:os S:TEi $40
Exp5es. e tcr Nsw York. us. $50 and II 90 and
H,& @ ;;% aod soe 10 I'm: and M a2z0 night
Way Train ior Trenton os5 m. 49, and lso IN.
Nsw y Ho!k sunday Trains..7..o M. S.55 IN. and
KENsINaToN DEPOT.
holncs6urs bustiston. 6.a5 o IN. 1910 noon. SIS
" sy Tain for New Brunswick ......... 2ls . m.
EsSress Trains tor Trenton. ~ IN and A.UO and
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. ais. 500 and
IoK yELv1DERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lsmbertviile. Eaton, Scran-
| ton. &C.. 7.U n. aud 40 m.
Way Train to Lambertville Fleminston II, 10 10 am.
and " pm.
Way Trains for Pennington 1900 IN and 90 p IN
Accom-. for Balvidere $40 p IN.
| MARKET STREET FERRY,
| Am0Oy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Perth Amboy and
via Monmouth : unction. $50 u. ana ?.r0 . m
Way Trains for Trenton. $40 and lOUO q IN, i2Ut
noon and 4.OO. 500 and go IN.
Accomm. for New York via Jersey City, 3. on y IN
Way Train for BuflinRtOn. .. -. ........ 6,N D ID
, Way Trains for BOrdentown. 8UU and Ii 30 p IN
EApress Trains for Long Branch 30 a III and 2.C
EXP Trains for Hiehtstown. &. 10 IN and $3.50 IN
Express Trains for Pemberton, Long Branch an.
N.J. Southern and Tuckerton Railroads. 73O
way Trains for Mt. Holly. H. 80 IN and /, 30 . IN
Way Trains for Pemberton. 1890 IL, 2.45, sos an
6.Opm.
sleeping Car Tickets for the West can be had O.
Application at the Ticket Office. yOl Chestnut stree
and 1t the Depot, Thirty. second AMI Market sts.
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company will CO
for and deliver Baggage At the Depots. Orders wi
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Car
can also be obtained at the following
No. Wt Chest nut street.
= TICKET OFFICES: No. SS8 Ch est nut street.
lNo. l16 Marx ct street,
and at the Depots and Ferry nam ed above.
J. CASSATT. General Manager.