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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

RUEMG PoLrTIcs INTO THE GEoUNp.-The
weakness Of the Republicans in this city is well
shown In their effSrt to make political capital OF
every triaiDg thing that presents itself The last
effort is that by the Republican which writes 10
prove that the Democrats are not in EIvOr Of
economy because Mr.. J. P. Hayes made motion
IN the City Council that the property owners be
taxed one-fOurth instead Of One-half the cost OF
ths Monroe street sewer This would have in.
creased the cost to the city about $780, We have
no doRbt Mr.. Hayes desred TO see justice done TO
the property holders. Whether he was right or
not We cannot say; hut it does not fOIOw, because
he made the motion, that he desired the city to
pay an uDdue proportion Of the cost. We think
he suggested that the sewer drained other prop
orty besides that through which it passed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
"An eye Opener"

The city election seems TO have proved san eye
opener" in one direction, at least. The Advertise:
owned and edited By. John 'Byne, ESQ.,, it is well
known ell over the State, has been brim-ful Ol
sympathy for the political negro, and on almost
every occasion, where it could put in q word in
favor of negro suffrage, and denounce the Demo
Gratis because they were opposed 10 it aud would
not call the negro into their party for his sOte,
now sees the danger that may result to the State
from such tan ambulAtory voting machine" In
its last issue it says: ~ &t lTGsJEI us
1.-The city election and its attendant scenes must
tend to deepen the dislike of the of citizens,
which comprise the Democratic party, manifest
towards the negro. The black man is mere tool
in the hands of scheming ring, wanting the
study of self-reliance and intelligence to enable
him 10 think, act and vote for himself His stolid
misconception ol what suffrage is-rendcrs him
dangerous to the State With his unwilling as
sistanee, persouaion repeating and kindred frauds
have grown to such alarming proportions that
they must be stopped. The wrongs which he is
the instrument In peTpetrating are weakening the
power of his friends TO combat the hostility in the
Democratic party. The antipsthy TO the negro
must he intensified by the belief true false that
he has become On ambulatory voting macbine,
operated by dishonest politicians. We have a set
tied dislike 10 negro citizen voting more than
once the same day. and by all means IN our power
We will endeavor TO prevent it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
The Balloon Mania

Still manifests itself pretty ferVerntly. Tho
Messrs. Goodsell, of the New York Graphic, have
arranged with Prof. Donaldson for the construc
tion Of another aerial ship. This time the materi
al is TO be Of silk, and Donaldson is 70 have the
management aud maize the trial Of crossing the
Atlantic. We fear, however, that winter will bc
upon our contemporaries before they get theil
balloon ready and the Geld will form q valid ex
cuse for the second failure.
The managers OF the Philadelphia Hepald, ella
ted with the success that attended their late ex
perience in ballooning, have announced that they
have completed arrangements for second balloon
ascension, to take Ilace about the middle Of Octo
Der, on All entirely new plan Of imitation and con.
structien. The balloon will measure so by 80 feet
The Herald says, the public will not, either by ad
mission fees to the sewing rooms or exhibition
grounds, or other pseuniaTy way, bO com pAlIed Il
contribute 70 the undertaking. at is understood
the balloon is someWhAt on the MOntgolRer prin
ciPlc, but s inflated by chemical apparatus whicl
accompanies the balloon"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
aA1r ArrErs lN l.orl1arlrl y TaannlL .

oALT MrKEs IN 1ouIsGANA,4 The salt mines 1lt.
eoVsTed in Teche eouhty; Louisiana, during Ne
late civil war, ere now, being WoCked, while Ne
surlAce is covered with sUgas cane. The bed, -
timated to contain ninety million tons OF pure
solid rock SALT located island Of3O0 600 scres
rising 1876 feet above q salt marsh. Access is OBJ
tanned TO this island by steamboat line running
between Brashear city aud New IbefA9 Tie soil
is comPOaed Of sand, loaIh gFavelNId clay. end the
surface IL partially covered with -InagnOliA. hHs
oak, cypress maple, locust gum, walnut and fruit
bearing trees. The vegetation resembles that Of q
rich pararic, aud the scenery is varied and beau
tful. Access 70 the interior Of the salt mines is
obtained by an elevator, running up and down q
forty foot shaft, cut through the solid material
The width Of the vein is 120 feet, and the visitor
is surrounded cn all sides by rock salt, as dry a.
powder. The absence Of moistOre is one OF the
most striking peculiarites and the iron and steel
implements used are quite bright. Two large
chambers have been cat ont of the vein. ~ ~ =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

Western New York papers report that the late
gales have blow from the trees large quantities OF
apples and pears which are Of course lost 30 far
marketing is concerned.
A Norwalk paper alleges that the judges OF the
Connecticut Superior Court are, with but one ex-
ception, interested in railroad companies, and il
follows that it has become Impossible to bring q
railroad case to the decision Of q jary. Z = z
The high price Of grain freight on the lakes has
ed to the employment as grain carriers of many
vessels, which, the Detroit Free Press says, for
some time past have been employed in the lumber
traffic and are well along Ia years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
The Contest In vIrelnla.

The political contest in Virginia has taken sucl
ashape that the people OF Delaware must feel I
deeper interest in it than in the election in AM
other State the pTesentfal.e Weshall,s therefore
endeavor to keep cur readers folly posted as tn,
campaign grows warmer TO The end OF the rcsnlt
The Richmond Baq,6Fsr of yest4tay SUNDAY,
has the following:
The New York Times makes the folloWips
very wise and ve=y fair calculation Of the chances
in Virginia:
Last year the Democrats we're asked 70 vote 70,
Me-. Greeley, and the falling of in their vote WE,
due TO ther refusal to do IL They did not vote m,
Gsneral Grant AZ In that case the RepobIican
vote must have increased instead OF diminlshed
They simply kept away lIOm The polls; but this
year their eandldates being Gnad ulteEAted Demo
crAts and approved Confederate soldiers, they
VIII &c to the baliot-bOx ln their support The
Republicans must, therefore, expect 10 meet the
whole strength of the Democrats, and have A hard
fight before them, but it Is one they may win b,
hard work
the Times Is very near right for once. Although
there were few hundred Conservatives who yt-
ted tor General Grant in the main, those who
were dlAsAtlstied with the nomination Of M Gree
ley remained away from the polls, aud these num-
barred over forty thousand; while the Radicals
polled every vote they could muster Every ef.
tort was made 70 bring out their full strength
and who believes that Hughes can develop as
much strength in Virginia against KemOer a.
Grant did against GrceleyF Then every Federal
oficeF WAi actively at work. And with such e
showing, how hopeless must Hughes beP Meier.
theless, Let US work, and make our victory a sie.
nal and final one. '' .
The position of the two States IL some 1hat sim
liar II the negro gets the old Dominion under
his iesti. may be possible that Delaware may
meet the same terrible fate, the very thought OF
which Il appalling to every Ons who rightly con.
templates the result that must follow. We M.
must follow, because such results have followed
In every State where the negro has had the as
tendency, end IL cannot bO avoided here, Il the
rsekleaa and seedy Radical politicians Of Dsls-
ware secure the power Of the State government.
They VIII OVsFWheim our little State with a debt
mas WIN bsar uP9a oar reO2.: Bke 4 dreadfoI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

o.
House on Spruce street near Eighth. just finish
ed; rooms and Out-kitchen; nice will be sold
ohoap AMI on easy terms.
Hsndsome new extension front house. with gas.
bath. cOmmOdes. &c., on Harrison street near Del
aWAFO avenue; very desirable home, with the ad-
Market street store and dwelling; one Of, the
b1t business StandS In the cityg will be sold for
S4OOp less than value.
Al choice Market street residence; water, gas.
f:Tod ii very low T Snd on s 80 tsfns A0' anu
A cheap plsas mt sad SsSithv village home in
Newark. Del. Lot 45E1SS New house. rooms and
Conducted here for some time. Good ice house and
other oat- -buildings. Inquire Of J. II. Ray. New
ark, or at our once.
s6Iendid building lot. 2SEIZ f., on Eighteenth
street, near Washington. This will be profitable
ride over the BrSSdyWins aiii greatly adTanes
thSpries Of lOt'.
WasAinston street lOt SOSi 45; west side. between
Eighth and Ninth; VeFE choice. ,o
s. acres Of ". G. oreSf bOttom lands. one mile
from Newark. DEL; stone house and barR.
2lOts on D.l.v,r. a1sUuS' o. n.ar soll;.r.. Nam.
meat each 221SElS5 n. :,
2ioa on Delaware avenue. near City X. X. depot
A water Peyor Of so horse capacity. ON the new
er- taiiing W hito Clay Crack. at ThompsoD's Sta
tiOh % de PonnsyiVsnia and Del, Railroad, $50
Sas head race 80 ards tail race; mill on the Rail-
rOad aidiags No hauling or haAdling of stock. but
lOad and unload into the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. Strong Inducements win be offer
20 70 buyoF1s IL t.4s--.......
No.l7.
a hQt4l stand on the Nd. and Del. Railroad, At
Maryaa, Caroline county. Md. Large new house
and hnqn. and l6 acres Of good land. A good op-
port 1nity TO make money. No local option here.
Ne. rs
An excellent gFist and saw mill In Peaea1er
Huudfqd. on the CbFistianA River. IS feet head
and fail, giving 20 horse power. halt mile TO the
and d. Railroad. aFths mile TO the r., W.
end z. Railroad, ~ miles 70 Newark. A very de-
nobs.
stand. n wv
No. a.
Farms In ReAntyl ylgaAia. DelewarA MaTyland and
Ytrginia Also. mills. stores. business stands and
dYellipE@ The RgbIle ere !avitsd 70 cali and ex-
aloine Che Hst. COTreBpOndence promptly answer
ed sa1aAN REYNOID6 a Co.
II 91S Market street. Wilmington. Del,
Real estate bF0ksIs eOnVoyAncers, Surveyor and
oellecllAG aEentl.l iyzg.d3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

REYNoLDS q CO.,
OlS Market street. WILMINGTON,
CoNvEYANCERs. REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
Offer the following very desirable properties for
sale Or exchange
~. No. l.
Modern built new house, 9 rooms, gas. bath.
heaters, water closets. &C.. corner Sixth and Jeder
son streetE will be sold below value.
No, 2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15
Bowor's FFIo,oIf TIininae,nIIt I.

Amer % ye ars practical sxpeFienes With AoESes.
. staging. toamlng. 30. / have teafnsd that more
horses have been crippled By jnattention 70 ths
feet than all other diseases oOmhinods AlteF many
experiments have toupd the true remsdy. 70 PRR-
yKNT the disease OF the hOoG or restore 10 asr neg
lisenes. 70 what nature intended g should be-ths
great support f the nOhte animal. the hOof ig
damed aud diseased .ths aniRAl Is comparatively
worthless. lhis \ pimsnt wilt surely pregeat this
corSt 81 Al alseasea yorns, Y ahrser
called Knee-Sprnne, de- and reltOfe thqss that
have been crippled by the want oi aneh remedy.
,11-TTy il. and hWill neges fall Y proPeFly aPT
Batho Tie horses foot ORes a week. b. sfslsF ID
necessary e the heel and frog and afonna - hOof
eHliiQf 9i 81 s HoRrlst0Hn, Pa.
ME. n. G. DoEHR--Dpar. Sss. This q 70 Satii6y
that have used youE Linlment 10 az stable toE
three months past. on more than one hun0Rea hoF4
sss and And 8 the hest Dropafstioa 1have OYar
used on horses; It Z tAf. Retter than pa recon-
mend u. Send ne Ave eases q once. hY .exprooa.
Q O. D. ia W.. sIatA IAEAf MN ~ HAAAkhIVnN VIZ
r HRINaAUneT, a CO.. ngaggilsa. eqEasRIi A
pofntOd agentg for this valuable ard popular HOot
tl9iment Afs tgily prep Ard e supply hWholesAlo
ana tsaAl y tae mAnaA4etaters pfieSsR ,essl yli
atAaAW 4 u gsedt is9gi s.,lgl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

INDIAN REvENGR.-TWo Indians Of the PSaVIrO
tribe OF the RootdiRgers recently AbductedA young
Indian girl OF the Indian Vally tribe, aud 30 out
ragged hee that she soon after died. The RIumh1
Natural says that on Sunday last, near Crescent,
at the crossing of Indian Creek, party OF avsn-
gers seized the two abductors and proceeded TO
toe bloody work Of execution. As related by two
white witnesses. boy and Alady, prisoner num-
Der one was lashed firmly to = sycamore tree and
cut IN twain at the waist with dull hand, cav.
The fngments OF his carcass we're buried In sepa-
nate places by the executionerS. Number two
was securely tied in the branches Of scrub oak,
so that he could be readily assailed on all sides BY
sharp sticks and flying missiles. After beinR
poked up in lively manner for some time, his
tormehtors finally closed his misery by stonlng
him % death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

TIE DArEr GAzETEH is blished every afternoon
except Sunday AZ 4l6 Market street. and served By
carriers 70 snbaaribsrs in all parts Of WilninRtor
and the surrounding towns and villages; 70! slA
cents q week. payable weekiY., fearV snosorlOor'
% in advance. .'14ttH
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, established l!S4
IL the largest and most Ao1fishtng weekly the
STATE and hss a larger circulation than any other
on thePoninBulAF. Published evOTy Friday morn
nR at 81 a year. in advance. ,..s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

CoNPLIAENF WELL MERITED.-vYe see it
stated that H. II. Vanderford, Esq, founder and
former editor OF the MiddletoWn Transcript, has
been nominated blythe DEMOCRATS OF Carol
county, Nd, asa candidate for the House Of Del
egates, from Westminster District. Mr.. Wander
ford is.a stnunrh Democrat and we'll qnaliBod for
the position. lie should be elected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

A choice Market street residence; water, ga
bath, ShaAe. &os . Rally delightful hons. and o
fsrsd very low and on eeA1y terms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

REAL ESTATE DEALERS ENTITLED TO THEIR
COMMISSION. Depue has rendered deci-
sion thai under the constitution Of New Jersey
il Is not competent for the Legislature to pass
any law which shall deprive party of the bene-
fit OF contract made before the passage Of the
act, and in case of a contract of employment of a
real estate agent, made before the 18th of March,
1873, the act will not deprive him of his cOmmis-
sion, although what lie did in performance of the
contract was not completed until the act was
passed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

House on Spruce strcst near Eighth. just finish.
ed rooms and Out-kitchen; very nice; will be sold
/ cheap AMI on easy terms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

dor SALE.-The store property. corner of
n Fourth and Monroes streets. Is by 40 feet. and
the three-story brick dwelling adjoining, easy
terms. Apply to -
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.,
Il aug l3-U S07 Washington street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-15

AsRasE9 " .Hs H:::ls: sss GD TsrsD ..a n.,. O's
, 1873-05-17

1oyers If thu unma of hiiliards ere 10 en,ov =
,onv,na ,,a,. H.. Iaat,.a,r, ."antna tra,. 49,
genu1ae ts~at 'ni6 to9suFo"s] evening ueot ihso
ion os,r .oen IN thfa CIV at tha onon,nu Of Dnr
porr'a elegant new billiard hal, no1t door to S1yere
opera-uouse, No. II Monroe street. These gentlemen
@ ~ 49, 49,. aor,1..n ~ str.st,vo r,.ca. of its
ono -. 'no '4va1 'onroso a,lu
kind in the Weat% How well they hare eueceeaou may
be imagined when auoh mcn % the following en-
trused With cnY,6 b,anehe as regards quality II not
~ ~ ,,t,,, .1hot ~ ,yh,:h ia vo,st denerd. In
as 70 quAntaty' tHat On WHICH, 'no itoet ooieu' ~
place Of this kind III the manufacturers name On
tho table: II they nro not Of standard make It Ia often
, 1873-05-17
CAPON SPRINGS & BATHS,


Any ono in search Of really Medicinal IMMORAL Water
and Bath and, at same time, most charming and at-
t1sove summer 1esort, will do wo to procure and road
our descriptive Pamphlet. Torus $16 ard 81s weak.
With discounts OIL family bills aatod IN Pamphlet. Ap
ply by mall to FRAZIER SALE. Proprietots.
, 1873-05-17
Now Life to the Hair.
Uuruett'b Cocoaine giy9s new lite to tic hair.

--Holonoe still aourishes. 4 vory scientific
physician. OF Washington, announces that bald
loaded mon dia young. Wo neyer would hayo'
thought, that ald-headed men bud anything to-:
,dyc. Probably the conyerae OF the statement Ia
true, that people who'dye tholr hair when young
/, ara Lal,la "a Ia hAhl. >. 81
, 1873-05-17

The fremont furniture under tho auctioneors
hammer Oh Tuesday noxt. Tho house will bc open to-
say aud On Monday for tho public to inspect tho furn
ture Tlls house Is well furnished the furniture has
been well kent and ia today almost aa good na new.
Mr. Dutters WHO Will w!eld the hammer, ta conh'tent
that Tic whole will be close or Tuesday, w9anssday.
heavy losor. 10 ia determined that everything shall
10 to tie htRheat bidder,
, 1873-05-17
California Sunday Train.

California Sunday Train.
The Government Overland Mail train will leave CHI
cago sunday May 49, ut 1915 H., via Chicago. Rock
Island Pacific Railway, stopping 1t all regular sta-
tons tho main line, and connecting At Omaha Win
tho Union Pacific Express train for Denver, SIN Fran
cisco, and Ill far West points. Tickets via Chicago y
Northwestern or Chicago Burlington Quincy Ra1-
roads will be taken On thia trRin.
, 1873-05-17

By Fire Removed Four Times,
Ws are now permanent Two hope) wheEo Gins. dos-
sngo h Go. were, No. 2s7 Wost Madison street. Our
facilities for showing and experience In buying. war;
rant In asking the fhyors Of old cslohcrs ~
WILL al retail buyers generally. ], u, LAMK1N.
, 1873-05-17

s'sSs& sssss yf:iS;1s ysS3 whom tho Court as'e'@ b
I'm tho caso Of Burn11nn y. Lamar insurance
s ee%psy Sy tS S fsaGss =, sssera
Hall <wna nppofnted: Special Master to take
proofs during tho aloknoas Of Donntson. 49,.
|! All tho actions bronght BY the NorthToster,nl n
aerma Mutn"l lnaranoo oonsny nEn,n't ,so II"
boon dismissed. 1tappoara tliat tho aaeosa,',ent
1nad8 BY tho Company sagnitiBs its stockholdots'
wns Illegal inasnauol aa It 'Eas nad@9 g. ~ eyer:
md will thon proceed with d general litigation:
against poloy-holtors. -.
! rho County court will resume oporntionR' thi1
morning, aftot very hoalthy holiday, which tho
i. i. jenkins, Assignee to tho estate Of Harry
Hubbard, bankrupt, hlcd a bill in the United
statea Circuit Court against Mary Hubbard
Complainant ayere that Hubbard was ,adlIltlloat;
tint On tho 1T Day Of octobor in lilo aa,no ydar
Of forty-two lots Of lind for tito nominal aiini Of
s1,600; that 6notlon wal douo with the Intent
Of dcfrnuding hla creditors, Hubbard being; in-
Asnos and hiotan.1or Stevenson flo d bill in
the. ,Uuitcd ,gtatea District Court ngainst tho
echoonor Lucy Graham. Complail1ants nyer
TINT thoy ahiprod ut sqtiaw 1slnnd, Like nfiohl-
oo1its nor tnokaIo, buk that tlioy cannot nov
ol,toin dolfjory of tho fsll, although tho ycBBol
is u port; They claim =, 1879 ,1enages:
Ills aotoil in bankr,l}1tcy against tho Great Wost-
orn TELEGRAPH Compapy, ".:., -, 80,
/ Tho caso Of Vail '. ISlehart was before :Judgo.
! unry yohterday afternoon, Tho examination Of
wit,1osars for thb tlofonso was resu.ned., ,i ,..
/ Tho. Dostvtok-Hoss oaao came up In Judge
dnry'g Court on n motion by dtfondantH to dH:
miss thp' auondetl bill, on the ground TINT now
matsor Ind boon introduced thoroin that WAS NOT
III tho Original. Arguments Wero heard OIL both
sides, tho Court finally taklng tho mattor under
i Tho wllilom somewhat celebrated case OF
Jhtncs E:Iy1er Y.'Ihe western Union IolcBfhpn
mas ~ tho 0 tG
oh2slosW Partridge brings s.'t il r the sqRe:
Martin Murphy suoo Daniel Reod md James
ds%sses IN S0pse' 5oha D. aae ana
mclaughlin bring similar suits against the samo
+ 3oorro r. 7otz ct nj. sues garnt1o] q, and Don-
1am,n u ~ GaEah6 9o 6GA - tno superior ooufs' III
prncipe IN assumpsit against tho. Chicago Il
nalteaa oss1mEpsn laying dam
Era J. Warner f1los ar, affidavit in tho Circuit
Court tilt Abort Porter, Albert L. spraguo, mud
;Ezra'J. Warner are. indebted to him in tho aum
gconlea from tho civ nftcr having during the
,naat two ycora cnrefaily concealed all Ills IRON
cry "itn tno intent 20 de1reud ms otegito1a ~
the end that complainant my reaiize apoan
whateyor Of Portcrs property may DO attaiinablo'
Janos r, Mckay asks il, the BlpeEior Court
for writ of atfacbment nrafnat Fila Hoinoman,
saan tehsea 81 ~ st 10 oho % ~ ai a.
aoaa9l aoast oh note o1 Ss,G4a.oa, naao ~ M,h
;fcndant ia not a resident 6ut' lives somewhere
in the Empire OF Germany.
- ~. ,,.
, 1873-05-17
NEW pUBIruATrONS.


!" It cnnnat fall To tntorcht tho toi1ned and
cultured OF amy Rc.',-~homs Journal Keo Pork.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-09
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
rf TIE GREAT
.gs TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST


&g8 TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.
On snd ter Sunday. september 81, 1873, Express
trains leave Elizabeth as follows -
TO- 1S A. NJ. Fast Line, daily. EXCEPT Sunday, for
Harrisburg, Pittsburg Cleveland and the west
with Pullman Paiace Cars through, without
change to Pittsburg, Fort Wavne. and thicago,
and Columbus Cincinnati, and Louisville, ans
with Parton Cars from New York to tittsburg.
AZ =. nj. Cincinnati Express, daily. for Harris
burg, Pittsburg, and the Wesi, with Pullman
Palace Cars through, without change. to Pitts-
burg, Indianapolis. Louisvillo. Cincinnati. st
Louis, and Chicago.
IS p. NJ. southern Express, daily, for Harris.
burg. Pii'sbt rig, and the southw. st, with Pull
man Palace Cars through, without change, to
Pi,tsburg, Co unbus ana Cincinnati
0s p. III. Pacific Express. daily, tor Harrl sburg,
Pittsburg and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cars through, without change, to Pittsburx
Crestline, Fort Wayne, chicago and Indiana
polls. - fa
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, via
PeRnss lvania Air Line, at 9.3S A. NJ. daily OK
cept sunday, with Pullman Parlor Cars ;
3S5 P. NJ. with new Pullman rlor and Sleep.
ing Cars, and GAG +. NJ, daily, with new Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars attached, and via Bal
timorc & Ohio railroad, with slee2 ng Car at
tsched, at S.13 p. m.
ITO IS, ISL, 8 10. 8 81, 40, 9.ls, e.29, 9A0
10.33 1899. IL 0S. 1i.bO, A. NJ; 12.4l, l.27, lao.
24o, sos, $40, $50, s1s. e.02. s.s5 ITO,
1853, s-io, s.ss, 1925. and I25 P. NJ. Sunday
Va
ITO, 9.lo and 9.29 p. NJ.
For Philadelphia, II 50. s.Sa. e3s, lois, A. NJ ,
10, AT, ga 1888, s.13. 300, P. NJ, Wis West
Philadelphia T.40 A. III. and 8 so P. NJ, via
Kensington. Sunday AZ. $50. 1853, s.13, and
900 P. NJ.
For Railway 1852. As, us. TAO, $50. e.4s, 1889
A. NJ, IL A5, 46, 2.39, 3.l7, $50. AIS.
4.49, $40, 667. 62S, 6.42, $50. TIC, TAO. s13,
s,54, 10.&5 P. NJ. Sunday trains. 5.57, $50 and
s.13 M
For New Brunswick, 1852. TAO, 8. rs. IS and sss
"A NJ l2.45. 2.39, 3.59, 40 4.49, b.b7. $50, P.
NJ. Sunday train 80 and s.13 2. N.
For Perth Amboy and Woodbridge, 6.45, 1899 A.
NJ, 3.17, ALB, 5.l5. aud O AZ P NJ.
For East Milestone. 1858 A. M, 1245, 49, and 6.5T
P. NJ.
For Lamtertvtlle and Pennington. s.ss A. NJ. and
239P.M.
Fer Philllpsburg and Bevidere. 2.ss and 4.s7 P.
NJ.
For Bordentown. Burlington and Csmden, TAO
10.13A. NJ, lilo, 2, 3d. 4.S7, 6.42 and 1888 2. If.
For Freehold. TAO A. NJ, SO and 4.3T y. M.
Leave New York for Elizabeth, 600 $50, ZOO,
TAO, sic, 800. 1000, 11.60 A. NJ. IL, NJ,
100. 200. $50, $40, $40. 40, 40, 5 20,
$40. 6.00 8.l0, $50. 7.C0. 7SO, s10 1000 IL 80
P. NJ. and 12.00, night. Sunday $40, $40,
7 so and $40. P. ".
For further info nation see time tables. which
can b had at the ticket Offices.
A. ]. OASSATT, GEL eral Manager
D. NJ. BOYD. Jr., Gen. Pas Az, mt.
F. W. JACKSON.
Gen1 Sup't o. r. R. of n. J. Div.
q. ". BARKEK, sup't N. Y. Div,