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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-08
sleir Io-2lan.
SILVER WEST Consolidated

MN COMPANY Location of
works Eureka, Eureka County, state of
Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
ing ottne Board OF Trustees OF said com-
pany, held on the Sd day of april, 1873,
an assessment of saventy-tive cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of said company, payable Immediately
to the Secretary, at the Office Of the com
lany, No. 81 montgomery hlOci., in "a
Francisco, state of California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shah! remain unpaid on thursday, the
fifteenth Gay of Nay, A.. j.. 1875,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
GuiE advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment shall be made
before. will be sold on TUESDAY, the
tenth day ofJunr, y. y. 1874, to pay the
Delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising ana expenses of sale.
ly order OF the Hoard OF trustees.
+. X EtNKEB. secretary,
C!ice-No. 80 montgomery clock,
Montgomery street, Il Francisco. Cali
.orI.ia. apS!d
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Town Government,

We understand that a petition will
be started to-day praying the County
Commissioners to place this town un-
der the provisions of the law for the
government of towns and cities. In
places where a town organization is
desirable OIL necessary, there can tie
no question that the system provided
in this law is less Objectionable, per-
haps, than any other that can be
adopted. 1t makes pretty much all
o! the county officers ex-oilicio town
officers, and the compensation al
lowed for services rendered is by no
means extravaganza. The County
Commissioners are clothed with
about all the power usually conferred
upon Boards of Aldermen. As stated
above, the law is a good one, and
where a town government is required
we believe that it will operate salts
factorily. As to whether II people
desire a town organization at the pre-
sent time is another question. One
halfo Of II per cent. would probably
be ample for all purpose in Eu-
reka. By the adoption of the law the
expense incurred in maintaining a
police force, and other matters of a
purely local nature, would fall
equally upon all of the prooert7
within the town limits. As matters
now stand, however, q few public
spirited citizens are compelled to
bear the great burd II Of the these ex-
penses. The, e are the arguments in
favor of the law. Now while we have
no special objection to the law being
put into operation in Eureka, we sub
taxpayers interested in the wei Of
the town 10 have an opportunity to
acquaint themselves with its provi-
sionS and requirements before sign-
ing the petition. lhe cost OF a certi-
fled copy of the bill will not exceed,
perhaps, $50, and if furnished us, we
will publish it gratis long enough for
every to ascertain exactly what
its provisions are. Our opinion i
that it would be far more satisfactory
to pursuA this course, and allow the
question OF town government" to 90
over to the meeting OF the Commits
sioners in May. There can be no par
tlcular hurry abOnt the matter, and it
is certainly no the part Of wisdon to
ADOPT hastily q StVlo Of government
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THE EPISCOPAL BELL-We are ir-
formed that the bell for st. james
church was ordered yesterday by tel
egraph. Subscribers who have not
paid M VIII he called uTon TODAY
and a live committee will be around
for new subscribers. The new bell is
10 be IL inches in diameter and will
weigh in metal over 1000 pounds, and
it is expected 20 he in place by the
time of Bishop Whitaker's visitation,
on the 18th OF May.
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PERsoNAL.-L. L. Hogle, of Pail
SADIE, was in town yesterday. We I'M
derstand that Mr.. Hogle still has
hopes that the Palisade and Eureka
Railroad will re built.
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Firing Up The smelling works Of
the Ruby Consolidated Company
were fired up Yesterday. \ stream of
bullion from that source will be in
order before many days will have
elapsed. Matters in general in tiis
section begin to wear very cheerful
appearance.
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x

In this town, ALE. CHARTZ is author.
lied ~ receive subscriptions for the SEN
rINEL, and collect for the same. All per.
sons in Eureka owing for subscriptions
Will pay them TO min.
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JAMAICA.


k~INGsTON, April 3.
The schooner Village broad. CAP.
Adams, carrying goods contrauand
OF war iOr the rebels in CUBA.
has been seized at Port Antonio by a
Stai.iou ,a|n-otWar.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
II. ADAMS
The Fashionable Merchant Tailor

Tg ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES To
aA the citizens of Eureka that no is
prepared to execute all work in his line
on the shortest notice.
PERFECT rlTS GUARANTEED IN ALI.
CASES.
Ladies' Cloaks and Riding Basks made
to order.
Remeaberthe place-i'irst door north
of Goldstone's Store, Main street. Eureka
o26tf
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Sole Agent i'm san Francisco.

MIRON ANGEL, No. $50 Montgomery
street, II. is SOLE AGENT . TIL
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL in san Fran
cisco II persons in that city having
business with his office are requested TO
com municatC with him.
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BORN

In Cars Civ, March 81, to the wife of
James S. Wclch, a daughter.
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AiARYL.AND.

BALTIMORE, April Z.
Archbishop Bailey has returned
from fIOrIda with his health entirely
restored.
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MARRIED..

In Virginia City. April s, George Hen
ming to AirS. Harriet Jones.
In cold Hill, April {, James +. Dram to
Mar,arrl q. Mcintosh.
BORN.
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b.a sunreme win God as we are Instructed by DR.
Rurr refuses 70 be idle With his glorious versatility Of
nouers he chooses two MONS OF oausaion instead OF
ono He objects TO being In abyss OF proxyshp
For the sake OF the universe n for no other God would
mot relish the idea of being thrust into the background
~ tho picture and dwarfed in the long perspective OF
mediation He does not always deal with MS at arus
Ienyth ufrom more than telescope distances, from
the furtbest extremity OF a wand however
magical that crosses the terrible breadth OF all our
geologes and ASTRONOMERS" "propagating himself on
our notice se solely through endless series OF ever
weakening undulations" Dr. Burrs felicity OF language
IL will be perceived Is less striking than the extent
of his information and the ucdty of his analysis Inc
old is true, approached the theme OF tne
divine and natural agency and the respe ctive bound
ries OF each with sense OF awful mystery tney put
their shoes from off their feet in the contemplation Oh
the Infinite Presence; modestly confessng that sucn
knowledge was too wonderful for them, that
IL was high and they could not attain 10 H.
But our author has made everything as PLAN as INC
multiplication table, not only resoving the problem OF
fret and second causes In manner emlnenuy satls'
factory 10 himself but unfolding the motives OF the
Divine Government with much clearness and precision
"a II he had free access behind the mysterious curtain
OF eternity Persuaded Of his intimate familiarity WIN
the divine secrets, courteous and complimentary
dedication OF his work ITO the Heavenly Father oc-
casiOns us no osurprise.
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The fnalty lies in the darkness Of the future We
can only conjecture what it may be, but ono i'm
pending stage of all cosmical matter is distinctly
written upon the face of the moon. Not only must
our own planet reach that chill and desolate con
diton, but the sun itself must fade into darkcned
orb, and become extinguished in the heavens
These thoughts" concludes Professor Wincheii'
summon INTO our immediate presence the measure,
less past and the measureess future OF materiai
history. They almost to open vistas through
the eternities and to endow the human in'eiic''
with an existence and vision exempt from the I'M
its of the Finite and lift it up toward suo,iino
apprehension of that Supreme Intelligence "nos'
dwelling place is eternity"
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SOw
rINUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1879,
Cont.uag PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY of HORACE GREE.

LEY; also, ~ s.....s.. 81,
bs Of the United States than usually fa taues OF
Pslos Of the uia Stltes Of Commerce and hluuao-
1be Manufactures Woon Goods lo Foreign
Commerce United States aud Great Britain complete sfate'
n, of the Public Debt United United States GoYen
meat Cabinet Supreme Ministers to Foreign oar &c Se
ecopt Congress politically casi@i; Fortyhi Ooules As
far chosen: Staining and Select Comees senate ano nuse OF
Representatives; states Of the Union Fopluos Copa "o'en0'
Tme. OF holding Eleciiocs ami mecIpROl Legs atues
Election Retum carefully prepared Of the VOC lo rTsslI 'on
re.sen Goyeruors Gc 5si Compared with former E1cctol
Also complete Of 'he Presidential hectOns ron We ~
Election Washington % tae second Election OF uea DAl
q Information.
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The Proceedings at the Fare,ceH Banquet to
Prof. Tyndal pablished in neat pamphlet Oy d.
Appleton & Coz containing full report Of the speeches
on that OCCASION and the letters received from various
scientific men who were unable to be present. 1hey
speak with one accord OF the eminent services OF tue
guest OF the evening, and furnish gratifying memorial
of an agreeable scientific reunion.
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nm ;, = nAIsI, AnrLpHlA and ERIE RAILR0a.pro ro

] ONLY DIRECT RoUTs, WITHOUT M SliANTrs Sr pSxy 10"
THE OIL REGION aad LUMBER DlhENlVA VI 80 -
III, leave Destrosses and Coftandtsl Ferries - p~ss fs
So - - E,r.ss 8aiy e1rsut SuadaO WITH run, s$
~. st-sh s,,r, S.gyorS 70 on Cir Ar1W i,rposa
wniamsport s:3s Lock Haven. sa Rsns'e lle al cr
hg. CORY b,OS Rme Et3 a Nosuecs A. p.ysc. D"
,,th o1 t,g,,k and Aleyhery River X r. Tor The Oh W.
Vim Lake sLore r. r. for all ponH West - p,l,e. Car -
$40 y M Ere Mail (dalNl With 5heh ,xiit'.w,por y.
p'1i.lsrha 10 Ere. Arrive sunbufy, go 49, els y.
II Maven o. 90; Retovo n ryineob 9V S,i 81 ~
sssr M Connects 40 lryue,oa and Corr ~ts ~ sse
sh.,e R',er x X iot the OIL Eegoui a. khe Sih Law
AZ po.ais West Az p.tnyyty Gs.,. SaDsfsns"-
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6teamboais ano Railroads.
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW .JERs

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Prsigh Depot IN sesYort foot
Eomeye S9uh Branch r. Hampton Junction .th
Western Railroads Phihp.vg 80
The L al snd SnsJuhanua vision and At Eaton With h. L<se
VALLEY Railroad ami connections forming direct ns n PAaryA
tie We' without change Of 70 Cesra PesasyVass az
ALLESTowN LINZ TO THE WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dec l6 ls72.-Lesye New York A. iolOss.
Ga.m.-Nsy rIa Tor
IA. mFor F.erIgt9n Esstou. Bethlehem Bath C1a,t
wik'baue Pu.ion Mhanoy CITY NJ Carmel, Hzeoa Tash.s
TOgsnda WagedeT, &c With Unzh Wiamspof D,.
u.-MHRyfXG RKPRg daily lereept SnBdays Ka.,o,
Allentown Hsrishnrz and the West somervs =,
KenLgous Esson Tor Asach Chunk Wkesbas slston To
wanda WsreFley
iO:l5 a M -WaV Train for somcry.le
u m.-WaT Tram Tor SomervIe
15O Fem ngor Bat0n. Bath Ansn'oNn Yaaeh Chm,
Mahano Cif Hso1. Wkesbsrr. Scraaon. Resgug Colsmh
Lsueasr Ephrsa. POttsvile Harrisburg, 6f.
&JD D m--F0r Esst0n, Bethlehem Allentown
3i5 D. m.-F0r Plainfed.
400 D m-For Raston A!snowu MaGcG Chahk C,,,.. a
Jru6t 0a Hith Del Lack ani West r. r.
4iJO .. m.-For someryir and FcHiagt"a
D. m.-Por s0mrryfl.c
si5 n.-Por Pa.usclL
500 m-Eysxfxg EKpREss, daily Fason Bs,hlsbsu Ale,
town Reading Hafnsburg Pittsburgh Chicago and CBbcEnah
$500 aud IS D. ny kOIerfI.e.
5,JOp m. EmHsnt)-For Easou.
900 and Il00 u.m m.--For Pn14elh
Por E1heth al 600 $40 30 5:l5 300 s:B 500 9:o le
Hoo II:g5 s. m l2O0 2yo 100 2oo 70 100 3.l3 3S
1.oO as 40 4.t5 59 s5 53s 5:5 go G1j SIS 15 Ia
ic,sts 10, The W.st can Ces r.,
roi of Seu r.eg loot L5eT Nsx-forz ssd pnag
HO'' 'N w X T. Kicker Superintendent ala gsgt
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tflarolc ano 5ldtc Mdricls.

KLABER. Steam MARBLEand MARBLE
N. IZSG WORKS and 10 BgieeHthst Marble and
Nbd Manies 1ng Marble COult Monuments At pnces that
deiy compeuioH Marble turning Tor the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
y elegant designs Slate Hork every description. MARBLE and
WOOD M1NIEIS 7. r. STEWART Il 20, 20 and III West
Tseuty-hiri.st near SeventhA5e
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
20 their ne1 1aerooms Unonsqua FOurhave, anl Seyea
,aeu aud are Offering large assortment Of MASrBLS, CRATES,
m comprising many elegant unique designs at prices Challenging
eoiuuetI0B
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6iiuations Uante0--1 1cmales


COLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
~ Rooms formerly Bible House Several coored
from the South, today.i
NET your first-class colored Cooks, Laun-
drsse Cbambenuads Sesmstrsses Nurses Parlor
maids &C. SlAhss Selee' Agency "a SIXTH
1 AIDES desiring to employ good iirst-class
II coorci HELP vii please call
CHARLES l.. SANDERS tSueeessor to John P Randolp1l
No IS Fourth-aVe. (cor. Tenthstl IN blseHe-L
HOUSEWORK WANTED-By neat, tidy
young good plain Cook Washer and lroner prefers
country
child girl will he willing To DO anything required
Call OF address s l3B West Eeyenths St. cor SAth-aye.
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, with unexcep-
~ tonabe references. HOUSBKEEPER and GOVEbNEHs IN
city country would take charge OF the mGacsi edu
chiren both vocal and lnstrnmental TWO s hce
from a family TEACHER Of Mrs H. Bitter l bAst
Thirythrist
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Gelp Uanteo- hlales.

TED-TRAVELING Statesmen to
w represent my 5usnes connection with theirs hosfa nu''"
ments Address s. r., III n. Sirthst. Si Louis no
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sundays onlY. 'iGosaen Sunday, ohi'
JN0. n. ABBOTT. General P,..eHgsF Agent.
NEW.YORK MIDLAND KAILWAY-lMIN:

~ TER ARRANGEMENT. ~ eject Dec !? Is72-Passsga
depo,s foot o. Cortlandt and Dysbro>sssst, A..
For NewDuhsm and May wood, = y.io 1850 N CIV ~
6:20 and 1880 p. q, ,,u-, ~ -, 49,.
dyke Z g!lO 1850 a }. so, t:y, bIo .li:9 p n -.
Fr RdgeG Park Rochelle Dundee LsAe hsrsets Aao
Rivetsiie z 1850 a m; / 80 5:JJ, 6.ll. ll:S ..
For Wyckof Pompton. sbd Mon.er Junction, T. $40 l0S n
23O 430. $50 ?. -, "a, nv, p,..-t..,.,.
Caupgaw. OAKLAND bloomlnglae ana heN b""HAk'aF"
s:tO. a. ~ 4:3ot $50 p o-s...
Us Charotburgh, StocEhom SnG1oNn Ot1eN
burg and Quauyvile I. $40 a. n I'D 2. n r-,-rs.
For Newfoundland Frankln hsmburgh, DecseaoSn
West Town johnson, Sas m Mddetown and BloonnseSsa
Por Pine Bus6 wGtsboro, FAsbargs Monticello Liberty Fh
and Ellenvlie. g. ta m $3.50 p
RRTURNING-Leaye Liberty Falls az e.3S Ezo p a
EienTe. "a 2. 2:l5 hdisosn. a;33 r. 50 -
D West Bocnngdale sD a NJ egt p @- @ WOLFE sa
6.S7 I:55 9:l9 I3S 4. 2:57, 4:24 T:lS ll:n -.
ARRIVING ~ NEWYORK al ca, $40 1910 a m lt" t~
$40, m. and 1880 m ca..
MONTCLAIR DIyISIosTrans ha's seW'York' foot s'iA@
FOR Moaar Ponp,sn and intermediate stations slo an 30 o.
$50 10. ,..-...,--- 80 - ..o...se,..,
For MOnsr and ntsrmedis.s stations 20 M so 'nde e"fh'
arrives 7:9I $40 1904 a. 4:IO aud S;3S p
tpoes hddown Does ro run beyond hA'e
'D0es not flh '''0D' {. W. DOUGLAS, supernIessa.
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Doaro nfo Hoone.

DESIRABLE PARTIES wishing ilTst-claSSi -lli! IS
~ BOARD IN elegant private house. most healthy ara
location bessuh grounds boating tshng and bamg
by NJ aud L. R. may see Paoiospn Du
obtain particulars Of A. " DAhnlN. ~ .-- II1e-s--
CTAMMERING.-New- York. Stammering IN
- stilte essblhed 1870, Proi Mann Coyn Man,ge R
Twentythrsti furnished; instmns spp
nces or medicines taken and for board OF ser
until cured Send for prospectus.
CT. CHARLES HOTEL European Plan), No.
- Broadway Beeekcrs.Singe Rooms, 81 per Gay
Family Rooms. soto sl4 per week Hotel restaurant aud newly
Furnished. All Broadway stages pass the Hoiel.
GEORGE s. & LEWIS LELAND Propnetors
4 ELAND's STURTEVANT HOUSE,
IL BToadwsy Tventveghth and Twet'yuinthsis Nev-fors
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELEVATORS
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NEAR THB DEPOfs AND TiiBATERS
LRWIs 4 GEO. H.. LELAND, Propue'ofs
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FRIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement Of

II Trains taxing 1879 From Chanoe'i D,os sy
2}st ~ note heioNI
9am-Cncnna and Chicago Day Express baNiag hoot Noa1z
70 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches % destination.
am-Express Mail Buffalo ard Nsgaa Pals DivingRoSH
Coscbes 70 Susquehsnna Sleeping Coaches 70 iesnsis
D. m Day Cincinnati ant Chicago Aglt brpresa As,9sg
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Fa Clar5au Deiot AZ
Chicago without change
PORT jervis g. g. II abd sIll5 O. M. 4.3o sri - r.
Goshen and Mdeoxu -7:lO g. 1879, II All 'll'l "a ~
Wsrwict g. II and 'lIl5 70. snl 80 N.
EeWburzh. 1880 and II m. 3.3l and sJ p r. .. -
susu 1850 g. ts3O II and 'll;5 A. 5Jo 5. i6; 'ns
RJg.sood Hobokas Aendale and Ranseys t7:3o, isN H.
su:l5 a. m. $3.50. s, 6, 1890, and Ell:D p N. -
$50 4 5. 5:5 g. $3.50. =, 3. 10 and ~ go p n
Newark 15 g 45 aud n 80 and 1855 5I9 ani w
Ruherfari Plrk aud Paac 65 '0.t830, TO- IL n u A'''
sI:45 $780, 4, 55, 6, s630, g. 10 and 'll:5O P m .
Hdale laekensaek and Way, s. s5 and 1872 m al
spdag Ysley aud Way s. and a5 iaS J. Ahd n al
E1serood S. 745 is % I9o. 3l5 ais Gs. SO tr
'D i:a5 is and $50 m I3o 3l5 A5 So go ss 30
D. n and t2 Mid. - =. .. "a, "a. a.,
and f745 IN. snd w Mo. . 80 -. A. "a
Permolt and hyack. I43 y and sSV H. I'N' 1'' f~'
81 RTr.ibs leaving Chsmbers-s. hAi bOer lau
Tentythirst earlier an above tine The n ~ ~
il.30 M IA Mid Trains start from Chambersst only
81 on quarter hours leave TSesstiit % minutes Garner i
t fr massage and for apartments DswincRoon and ss
Coaches can obtained and orders the ohecking tn lnss
car Oae hs and ThrdsYe ltoerH;
Brookyu CompanTs Depo and Of AgeaS At TIE lno"
hotels .,l....,- ..c.,h.. s,,s,r,o o,v
'Daly tSanSay' Sn. .ppoTT c9i 9OesIeh e. s,,, 10,
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nELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST
- MORRIS ASn EssEX IiVIsInN

hokRiS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LIMB 10 Water Gap suoudssTg
D,pots IN New York Bsrcy aad foot Of Chrovtsfs
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hONDAf Nov IS is-L
8.iO m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN boOut0n
rus dey through NeE-YoIk Sallon, BAghan o.
Cotani Syraclse without change Of Dover
Chester r. 4 with x. X. ani y "a
and g. r. for XIII gston. Willesbsrre. Pftst0n. 6c
75 a. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting a. Deuve vita B9o
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo sh ssI
ior AndoYer Newton Wsslingoa With be o. b. ~ w.
Water Gap S'r0ntsblg scranton Great Be1d bnghfnos
and Phipsbug With Lehgh and haDa4 a Lt
VALLEY r. K for al points those roads
I2.O0m, PHiLLIPSBUkG EXPRESS sfors a. Hf-Atf Ns-oa
MorrsOEn stations connects az atfo S
Railroad, AZ PhIpsburg sh Bel Del r. X ,of ~ All Ia
and SusQushanna r. r. and IeAigh VALLEY j. X Tor bem A
town Mauch Chunk. Wilkebsue, Reading and HarrDnfg
$50 o. ~ BROAD GAUGE EXPRhsS TRAIN "a Patsrsoa al
Boonto directly through 10 Scranton and Brghimh ai
change stopping principal stOoa LonBtlg . Dover
Chester r. K. and a Waterloo with S1sseK r. X
300 D. m EASTOS EXPRESS connects AZ Dover VIII Chester r
Waterloo With r. r. and Phil pstug m ebl 20
guehauna r. r., AMI Lehgb VALLEY r. r ior bes'hen As'n
Reading, Harrisburg 9nd ne " e.. ..s.L 90 n
42U IN HACkEi TSTOWN EXPRESS cynrec VIZ Chsss e.
and with Sussex r. r. for Andover Newton and IfinkAn
5:2O p. DOVER EXPRESS. 49,. 81, -
For MoRRIsrOwN 5:l5, 9:lO Hoo l-'" H. ~ 1H -
Fot SUNNI a. 7rs 73o eIo 1910 HOO IN
For orange Sof SOUTH ORANGE 7Es. -:, 9:Io. 80 llb
and 1900 NJ no 23O $50 ~ 49, $50 e' t'-e s' ep
anT T l.iSH SgyARK at 7ls 75o 10 $50 80 go en 100
I.o0 a M spi 100 n 'ElO. 100 'G30 $40. 80. $50 IN
a ~ Tr,.rs marked stop at Bat Newark ..
Tsaye Ee..York for BLOOMFIELD aud hOSTCLAlR At rs
'' 4H1 ''' A. REASONER SgDena,esl.i
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
wxH WEED. General Ticket Aseu.
NEw.YoRK: NEW-HIAyEN, v IA, IN ANR } .lI-A HART


Boston Express Springfield at J3 $40 And ae n
Shore Line 1870 so. Al stopping isan'ord 20
Bridgeport The 8o5s and II. 20 20 Gesnned h,s -
the Montreal The 85 and l.1u p N 70 hs
and Providence; Valley Rarost NesHayen and Nona
M and w. Railroad Ne~ Haven aDd hous,oae
road Bridgeport. The oS and y:o3 NJ 20 SaEs.ish "a "a
at Bridgeport The 1905 8:o5 aud s03 l220 and 80 "
Dan0ury ana NorWslk Railroad az 40. SOrSsh pn
Trains NewAven leave at 7Oj, sos lRrh ll;1 q
(Erl 552 4;35, So, sos (EIl, eOT tEGb m Aelsoss
Bridgeport s:O5 SO. SorwAs At 6:5s n, an 20 80
a; 6 a. m 2:2O, $50 600, and 40 Toe SV3 P u n
stops at Rochelle aud Port Chester and the sJ p r. EA
Mt Vernon MamsroDeek, and Rye .-,.--,a.. =
Sunday Boston Mail Trains a. I0s p n ma lspFngseo
via Providence. "a, gr
Drawing room cars Day Express aud sepagAs on Nga
Tickets ear be purchased Ticket oSee Of COmpsoy .. Gag
tra Depot or Of the y. Transs Co. stB;oai-'
and No Coust. Brooklyn; Vho VII" also sheeA eAgg'ss iva
deufe % desiuauon .,.-,...l l.nl
rlAIrAl Ii 4 u III
New-York tribune., 1873-04-15
n
JOHN D. MOODY SUIT ~ Y v hgss-
pENNSYLYANlA RAILROAD.

DEN\S1INANlA KAIJHOAD. , ..b "a.
Trains leave EewYok rom foot o. Desor0sse' isa
RIpres. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West aud SOGa
Palace Cars attached s3J $. :, asd se N SsF
S:50p n. 80. ss
Fof Baltimore Washington, and The sOu,b at sa nh -
kpTes. Sr Phla, g. 8 $50 a ~, 1880 LLsS 81, spA"
y Might Sunday O. s3e, aud $500 D. m
ForPhia via Ksusingou, AZ Z a. m. aDd p m
Emgrant and second class. 1:l3 ,. n. ,,,a.A
Newark al g. 631, :. T:<o. SIC q TO- ll llbA n
o A2O g. O $40 $50 $40 SO $50 $50 b;lO t;N '''
: TO- 1850 u p n Sunday $40 $40 snd 2 i a., nS
For wi tabeth o. go 1:{u 1910. =, 10 H. l;~An 80 IA
/ 2 27r. 3 $40 $40. S0 $50 5;lO. SO $50 o wv "
s:lU 0 1880, Y D. M Sunday $50 g. aud $40 10 nni
For RAILWAY g. $50 T. Gl0 go And 10 l! noeu ,s.p
$40 4:iu $50 $40. $50. $50 g. $50 10. sil" "F
For wooa6Hls; sai PeTs Nh &aSoy aud 10 40 '
and $50 IA s.,e 81 o -
u nizht SUNDAY, D. and y NJ
POI Bsst MlltoUe. : m.. u uOop filo and SN p@
Fer I.aIabetVle and Pennington, A. M aae y a.
For PhiNpshurg aud Be Yjere. ant p ~ -. ~ 3 ..
Accom- for Bordeuiesv. B1rhngtoo, aEd CarnAsH 40
1880, 2. 3. 3.sO. 4 ana q c. m
For Freehold 7 Q .. m, and p n 49,
Por Jsnssbarg Pemberon. CsudsE . N, -" u tcph.
Train, srnve follows: From futeus5 ~. ~ rra vosr
eailv iO:il a M and NJ daily eiesP heoep 80 I've
,Sn and B,inore 6a0 m asa l0.ll Sasds' SOP
Pmiadepsa Sll. ESQ le:is ll04, ll.A a n Aif 80
n. SUNDAY S2i, t;af lloa a. IA ~ 4 a.of Bees.
llstet " VIS.s ,rssdt,t. Engrini Tekst Oe..l
ns,,sss ,vv' Si,ss n d M BOYD H.. 0sa f''' ~
fASS ATT Gen MAnager