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FLO H e M q B.

The GREAT FANOKlTE SEWING Machihe'
We advocate and respectfully present some
of the numerous claims OF The FlJOkENtE
TO all who use or contemplate purchasing
sewing machines. In doing this We shal
claim for The Favorite only that which Is
truly its own, and say nothing that VIII UNI
Justly detiuct nom the merits of others.
Ii is the only machine that gan sew In
more than one dir elton, having a reversible
feed. 1t is unequaled for fastening ENDS OF
seams, quilting, ETC.; fastens them better and
anicker than can be done by hand. 1t VIII
stay or double sew any part of the seam with
out stopping the machine. II Will darn o
hole or rent neatly, quickly and securely. ii
is undeniable that IL has many advantages
which no machine without the reversible
feed can have. 1t is the only machine haV-
ing self-adjusting shuttle tension sreat
justed thnt 1t does not raft or make noise.
II uses thread directly from small spools,
without rcwinding; Thes 9 aaNyan!"gfs b DC.
The ex cl usive use eff the best hemmer, MAX
ING any width of hem without difhcuity. II
hens, fells, cords, braids, tucks, quiits, plhds,
gather and sews tito a baud at one operation
perfectly. 1t has the best quilting guide. the
needle Is easily adjusted. II can be easily
managed by child. II does n01 on 'he
above the cloth plate requiring oil. IL does
not s oil the dress of the operator. Does not
run Iiard. Does not make noise. Does not
skip stitches. Does not break thread. Does
not pucker the fabric. Does not drag fine
work, Does not use noisy cams. Does not
use shaky links. Does not use brush pads.
Does not use a wire take-up. Does not use
Does OF use an old style shuttle. Does not
use a greasy needle. Docs not use all your
patience. III, ....
the fake-up, operate are the admiration of
The skilled artisan, and the perfect stitching
which results is the delight OF every lady.
The back feed, which carries the work away
from the operator, has many advantages
over all other machines feeding the same
way. Prices from SIS to SOS, according to
finish, for either side or back feed. Liberal
Kennedys Millinery Store, Elm street Dali
las. Texas V. h. SHUMAKER.
ll7dlmewSin Gen. Agt. Middle Texas.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERrEFTs.
lob Moses SIR JAMEs 1 C I!IsE

Are extensively eounterfeited, Dishonest
druggists endeavor to sell the counterfeits to
make greater profits. The genuine have the
name Of JOB MOSES on each package. All
others are worthless limitations. The genu-
inc pills are unfailing in the cure of all those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. They moder-
ate all excessive, and cure all suppression of,
the menses, when caused by cold, inflanma.
tioh or disease. In all cases of nervous and
spinal affections, pains in the back or limbs.
fatigue on slight exertion. palpitation Of the
heart, mysteries and whites, they will effect 2
cure when all othtr means have failed. ana
although very powerful, contain nothing
burtful to the most delicate constitution.
Circulars in English, German and French
around each bottle give full directions ana
advice.
The genuine pills are sold at most drug
stores, but II your druggist can not suppiy .ne
genuine. do not be persuaded to accept any
Counterfeit or bogus article, but send one
dollar 10 the sole proprietor, JOB Moses, 10
Gortlandt street. New York, with name of
express ofiice at which you will call for The
naclxare. and a bottle Of the genuine pills
securely packed in plain wrapper, will be
sent by return express
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XLIIl7l CONGRESS- FIRST SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, December S.-Mr.
Chandler presented a joint resolution
of the Legislature of Michigan asking
the construction of the Niagara Ship
Canal. Also, a joint resolution of that
Legislature asking the survey of a
canal across the State. Laid on the
table
Conlsling presented a petition of the
Chamber of COmmerte of New York in
regard to the resumption of specie
payment. Referred to the committee
on Finance.
Mr.. Stevenson introduced a bill pro-
viding that the bust of the late Chief
Justices, II. B. fancy and s. p. Chase,
he placed in the Supreme Court room.
Referred to the Library committee.
Mr.. Arndom introduced a bill to in
corporate the Southern Trans-conti-
mental Railway Company, and to grant
the right way of through the public
lands TO tie same. Referred to the
committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. Sherman introduced bill to
authorize the organization of National
banks without circulation. Referred
to the committee on Finance.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, December S.-The
House proceeded to the first business
In order on Monday-the call of the
States for bills for reference only.
Under the call large number of pub
lie and private bills were introduced
and referred.
A vast number OF bills were intro
duced, including one for the payment
of the French spoliations; for refund
ing the proceeds of cotton illegally
seized; for granting lands for a rail
road from Decatur, Ala, to Rome, Ga;
for a ship canal near st. Phillip, La;
for steamship service between New
Orleans and Mexican ports; to reim-
burse pensioners dropped during the
war.
Mr.. Negley (Pennsylvania) introduce
ed, and asked to have put on its pas
sage, bill modifying the steamboat
passenger law, by allowing tOwboats,
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, to
carry one hundred and fry pounds of
steam pressure, in place ofone hundred
and ten pounds, on standard boilers OF
forty-two inches in diameter, with
plates of a quarter Of an inch in thick
ness.
He explained the bill and stated
that it did not change the existing
law, but only extended it, as the law
would expire by Limitation very soon.
The bill was passed.
Mr.. Maynard (Tennessee) from the
committee on Rules reported bill re-
moving all disabilities imposed and
remaining on any person 10y the third
section of the fourteenth article Of the
amendment to the constitution, and
substituting for the iron-clad oath, the
the modified oath now administered
70 persons from whom disabilities have
been removed
Mr.. Lawrence [Ohio) asked whether
under that lawssJefferson Davis might
not obt-in a seat in the upper House ?
Mr.. Hoar inquired whether the COM
mittee on Rules had right 20 report
Uleh an aci of general legislation
The Speaker doubted vefy mich
ghetber that committee had right 20
rcpoFf K except unddr 4 call.
Na Hoar said be Honld uoi ASST
pp1n ifs FeInt
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Mill PROPERTY FOR SALE.

wish TO sell the property known as the
TRINITY MILL TRACT, l5x miles northwest
from the city of Dallas, lying ON both sides
of Elm Fork. containing 500 acres; between
500 and 100 In bottom timber, the balance
rich prairie. On which ere three story
mill house out of repair; cut stone stack ~
feet high good engine, two run Of - men
French burrs. first rate cog gesrlns &c. n
large store house and three DIV cling houses
with 2, and rooms, beside other houses.
Beside the machinery In the mill, there are
uufsifle large steamboat engine and Two
old boilers y fe.t each. This Is one OF the
best locations for milling, ginni.sF and mer-
II endieinr in northern Texas, and well adap-
led 10 cattle and hog fattening-
The property has been in litigation some
wars and now have not means to repair,
hut would sell half interest TO COOL mill
man. The line Of the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad II surveyed through the land and
within 80 yards offhe milk as the Denton
line j. lusf above, depot will - establishes
~ this rlniIsf Ard the iond VIII be in opera
ton - DentDn neal winter.
To uu cary applicant : will sell fo4 tie
ralne 4 The land Without tle imrrrfelne
ArrlF "a rae 81 ne r1<i1fncr 1flry proinfrs
= s ei1lh % a. Prs1ian ros9 slsSsr n''es
+. s''f.t'r Ray a sccgg.
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Nh eniel l,lhAacbnsestjaih f
IA wm.ld.
Nh. Ninynn'd moved 10 suspend We
rlloa, and tir rolVe and pnsJ the lil1'
III reply Ia MI nwfcnco's question,
hc said that tho late I'rosldcid of nc
Southern CDnnrcfacy might w. wen
M the Vlce-Pl csidcnt have u seat ~
either house. proSldpdtl WpglN 'hnliid
think proper ~ synd hih
Mr.. Butler VA sncnn4rtl,J tald h'
would not ctJcct to the biz II II had
heen ex>r<dned by aud was reported
ffonl~(mmlttcc.
~ Maynard said IL was the unani
- - report of the committee.
- The bill was then passed 10y vote
of al to %.
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proSpec!E.for lS?4---ThG Seventh Year
rs'EaEC -ALHDTNE &c
An illustrated Monthly journal, universally
admitted to be liie handsomest peri
odical in the world. A represent
tative and champion of Amer
lean taste.
Not for sale in Book or News stores.

THE AIDINE, while issued with all the
regularity, has non oi the temporary OF
Timely Interest characteristic of ordinary PEE
riodcals 1t Is an elegant miscellany OF pure,
light and graceful literature, and collection
Of pictures the rarest specimens Of ARTISTIC
skill, In black and white. Although cacS
succeeding number affords fresh pleasure
to its friends. the real value and beauty OF
THE ALDINE will be most appreciated AZ
ter ii has been bound up at the close of the
ynar. While other publications may claim
superior cheapness, as com pared with rivals
OF h similar class, THE ALPINE Is a unique
and original NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and unap-
pronched--absoutely without competition
in price or character. The possessor of II
com plete volume cannnt duplicate the guam
tity of fine paper and engrnyings in a. y
other shape or number of volumes for ten
times its cost; and then, there are the chro-
mos besides!
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMED'F
DELAMARE's SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by !. Garanciere, No. 2l4 Rue Lom-
bard, Paris.

These pills are highly recommended by the
entire medical fncnlty OF France as the very
hest remedy IN all cases Of sperm atorrhea 81
seminal weakness weak spine, deposits IN
the urine nervous dehiiifyt and al the
gh xstly train Of dlsessfs arising rom abuse
srli sr.rrtt habits They clirr when all other
reinfdier fail, and have been used with as
fonishine suroess by the leading French ply
t1inlis during the past twelve years. PAM
lijleis 81 advice in et.ch box or VIII be sent
~. - auv address. Price 81 per box, sent by
ia.il. seer rely scaled from observation, on
rnfs-inf Of price, ~ any anthoriaed agent
80 Z Moses. rs Coftlandt 81. New York.
tsG neral AGENT for america
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peculiar People In Campbell County

NeWpoIl khy1 ieH"Ni'I
There are two elderly ladies living
in this vicinity, sisters, 10y the'name of
Truesdell, and aged respectfully 81 ana
20 years, who own go acres of land,
and cultivate large portion, doing
nearly all the work themselves. They
say, II they were not poor, they would
move to the city and live Mt their ease.
Their land Is all very fine, and
worth ut least $50 an acre, consequent-
ly their poverty consists In being
worth $4,000.
BY the way, another Truesdell living
in this locality some years ago, now
dead, had the peculiarly of charging
- cents II bliSliell for corn; no more and
no less, no matter ut what price ii was
selling at, he claiming that that was Its
true value. Sharpers, IN trying to fool
the old gentleman, would go to pur-
chase corn OF him when 1t was high,
with the expectation of making a spec,
but were headed off by his coolly telling
them that they could fill thier bag at
that price, but could have no more.
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preniunl for 1874.


Every subscriber to THE ALDINE for the
year 1874 will receive pair of chromos. The
original pictures were painted in oil for the
publishers of THE ALDINE, by Thomas
Moran, whose great Colorado picture was
purchased by Congress for ten thousand dol
lars, The subjects were chosen to represent
~ he East aid "The West" Oneis view
In The White Mountains. New Hampshire;
the other gives The Cliffs Of Green River,
Wyoming Territory. The difference IN the
nature OF the scenes themselves is pleasing
contrast, and affords q good display of the
artist 4 scope and coloring. The chromos are
each worked from thirty distinct plates, and
are in size ~ l6) and appearance exact fac
SMILES OF tine originals. The presentation Of
q worthy example OF Americas greatest
landscape painter TO the subscribers OF THE
AIDINE was a bold but peculiarly happy
idea, and It's successful realization Is attesten
tire Of Mir. Moran himself.
NEWARK, n. J., Sept. 20, 1878.
Messrs James 5nttos ~ ~ ,,,,t tho rroots
dentlemen-l a,n m, W. III , r
In color OF your cntoinos. 10y ~, ~ " e.han-
fully SUCCESSFUL y,
ical process o. tne orlsina' ,e'"'s
very Mos MORAN
kSigneu: a., .,i.,r Gus. s,ner,-
These chro,nvs aIe IN srsty seer;ca, nro-
can. lnass ny ,,ee,siai ~ xm.srican manufae-
cess, Will Will hss,a,,s ~ American scene<y nv
ture, from DESIGNS ,o az an ,,resented no snb ~
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RELIEF IN ZEN MINUTES,
nnran.s prIsax1c MArrns

rure coughs colds, asih1na, bronchitis, sofs
throat. hoarseness. difficult btcatf fng, inrip-
lsrf ronsumr ton. ana lung dif- tNs. hey
I1nt z no taste o. medicine, aud q 1chilu VII
n ke them. Thousands have - 4 RESTORED
n, health thai before deapelreI Icrlinunf
I lven ~ dreds o. oeses - ~ ls1s ,-
l1f Eu5y8 ploQrieio1i Is n q lanai fifsst
keF.fosf
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A GRAND GOLD MEDAL
Was awarded at the jackson, Miss, Fair of
lx1i N
CoIeman's Corn and Wheat Mill
THE BEST MILL I'M USE !

First premium awarded of tINe ioIIowinng
State Fairs: Macon, Ga, l9Sl; New York,
New Orleans, La, 1866, 1868, 1862, 1870, 1871;
Houston, Texas, 1870, 1871, 1872; BRENNAN,
Texas, ISL; Montgomery, Ala, 1872; Column
bia, S. c., 1872.
1t has stood the test of practical use for
nearly a quarter of a century, and keeps
pace with the times by being constantly i'm
proved. At eighteen fairs, from New York
city to BRENNAN, Texas, the Coleman Mill
has successfully competed with all other we'll
Known and prominent Grist Mills sold In
this market, and has always been awarded
wherever publicly exhibited. Its points on
excellence are
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Simplicity, Durability and EGcienty.

Six different sizes, for plantation and coun-
try grinding. The stones are of solid French
burr. Price about the same as other mills.
The highest testimonials from parties in
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Send for circular and price list.
Manufactured by
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e72 90 ZACH wEEE

STk WANTRn sgsrywhers Erare<
4 i y >
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O. A. WILLS, Texas. A. t. BxxDK, fIIinois,
WILLS & BEEDE,
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHICAGO. ST. louis
AND KANSAS CITY.

na- An bsiSsness transacted at the Kan
Stock YARDS. Kansas City, NO.
Dec. lf-vtp
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ii. DUDLEY COLEMAN.

Factory, 205 Tchoupitoulas street, opposite
st. Mary's market; depot and salesroom, 0
Union street, near st. Charles Theater, New
Orleans.
AGENTS: Owens q English, Galveston;
Henry Sherffius, Houston; Norton & Deutz,
Snn Antonio; Russell, Ra1ney Co., Jeffer-
son; James r. Utz, shreveport. feDI-iy
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GKNETAL NOTES.

Memphis, Tepn., boasts professional sucidc.
The Grand. Master of the Arkansas Masons
has decided Shat "a man whose night knee is so stf
chat he Garnet bend Il cannot he Initiated" Rather
on,s ~ On sG pDSr VINO as it
would be impossible for him TO with tia machine
A man in Schodac, N. Y, has a copper but
con with the initial g. W. In the center surrounded by
wreath, with the words "Long live the President u
button purchased nom the OF the notorious
partisan leader Capt Frost OF the Royal Graysa
company that fourshed in Rensselaer, County IN heSo
futionsry tmcs-who cut It from the coat OF "n's
prisoner
There is deadly weapon used IN Mexico
and California called the sandclub made OF an eel AKIN
slled with sand personwhen struck with THIS weapon
eeldom RECEIVERS and IL never leaves any marks FOR
several years the police Of California were Phs thew
eaptared a burglar who had IN his possession 0ho Vi
these formidable weapons.
There is a man in Brown County, Ind, vino
De most portentOusy paternal. Thrice has he leu |"
blushine bride to the altar. No, brought him ~
pledges No. brought him also TO- the present ncun-
Sent The grand total TO Aus. T. 1873 IS r. on
3a sun this patriarch is ambitious ne sisnS a,HTe
What a fOrcibe illustration of the udsatsiscIoI NJ
Of ali earthly honors! How general and no" un
grateful is human discontentl ,
Some malicious person having en'ereu INC
once Of The Kokoma Qnd) sRep~bliedH and smashed
things generally, the editor with great urbanly prom
ses II the fellow will confess, not to prosecute MN
Fhs charitable agreement however is somewhat qiaIi
aed by the editors expressed intention OF giving Se
tresDasser the (no-matter-whates;D hiding any man
ever got since the morning stars sang together Was
there ever such pOeiical pugnacty outside an ehcf
Everybody will remember the anecdote OF
Canova and how he gave the earliest evidence of his
genius when a boy by exquisitely carving lion on
butter as an ornament for his masters table. There s
an Arkansas housewife who is reported 10 do wonder
ful things the carving OF frozen butter with spoon
and knife she makes portrait buss IN butter even pre-
ssry the EXPRESSION as well perfect accuracy OF
outline This VIII be Just the thing for buSs OF the beau
ful but demure young ladies in whose mouths butter
will not melt
The fair Americans who dressed their pianos
in pantaets, are rvalcd by proyident matron Of Hi
Hos who made last Winter, ample garments OF heavy
bed ticking her peach tres When she PIT the said
garments on her trees, entirely covering them, the
DeghbOrs gathered about and laughed Wildly ana sald
"How exactly like a woman" AZ the present time
8bey are not so radanty cheerful for their trees are
either dead and without fruit while those OF tnat gOOd
woman art heavily bent beneath the weight OF the most
delicious peaches.
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COUTH SIDE K. r. OF LONG ISLAND.
Tr,ins depart and srn,s at Roosevelt GnutIt s, T.
Depart Ah'e
e:l0a n--hsi Tor Pstehogue, eounsstBg R0etiWu
aud hempstsse. otVS =
o:40 n-RocsasAy hIprsss % u"
lO:4O m.-ishp Acc hsnps.saG AL hoes-
Beach a-oV y ~
Law y ~ Roet.~sy Be,rh ......''........iO a
$40 .. n.-BsbVion Exp, eonnset BsDpstsad An'
Rscka~ay beach. s'fSh -
$40 D. n.Pre Inland and Pstshoese krpsss 80. iO'Oo N
4:40 p m-PaieAosue Aeon, eonnecuHg k0cAaNS M
and Homestead. .''s'..''' 49, =
5;l0p n.-ssa k0ekasay bIpress % ~ ~
INV 49, Pc. -, '.,................sO
GAO D. n BAoylen eonneeuhg heUpHsaa
ard keesaray.... .s's'''-.'o'f"
$50 only. fros Bashwek Tor
HOMESTEAD sne Eockawa,
Re- arriving Q Bosb~iek a. ....1 W p n
R.sv.x, a. Roseyet Grapast Pers y of Soa
Bghh IT.. BTOoElyn Es SAsrlILp. s
rIIROY LINE Tor TROY.
i P,,mx. 81 So The elegant "sambeas sONNlsp. nf
~. Per 40 E0h bse, foot Of bsro'sti sn saseq
DAY, .Is.pts O'clock eoaeecsaf "ta oraihs " 49, -
Newlsrf Ce1uA aoo lcy ana D~s~s
R.l,o,d. sor all points bsFtb. Aad west ~ 80 o.ooo.
TgE HOSr DIRECT kOlfk TO AEAIOSA LAAH "eOkohs
I'M "N- AND MONTREAL.
ueksts Lard bags eheeksi 20 destnsbon
JOSEPH CO-.kBlL naqernies6ept
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NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily Tor

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCES III
SOo p from Per "a, N T. foot ss9 o. Es1s'S q,
Calm Ia, % Boston, - Is. To PaO IaDb,s',cs5 20
Dsel fr % BOSTON So IS To PROyipRsCB 81
F, "a. at tost ras Connect Providence with Boston Ah e
and Prov h for al nportlIF khk cle' hno n"
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ATIAWARF, IACk4W ANNA dIU " La :
RRN RAILROAD and NORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD, con.
Meeting With LEIGH VALLEY and PHILADBLPhA and READhG
RAILROAD and SYRACUSE and BNGHAmION RAILROAD and
UTICA, CHBNANG0 and SuSQUBHANNA RAILROAD, and Os
aud SYRACUSE RALROAD-eays from the loot oil Barclay
nd hrst0
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.
NEWPORT DAILY BOAT.

MY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
ID BOSTON via NRrrIISB LINE, Pier a. North hTef'
Pare: 81 rs Cabn IS % Iees ,..c,s
NO MIDNIGHT CHANCES. u, o,n,, 49,,
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JnsirulIlon.
Institute lfor both sexes, Pennlng-
faw-5 tbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOLING
~ sixteenth ANNUAL TERM Of this Institution w eSHas1e a.
Of Lafsyetteplaee, WbDhEsDAf o -
1873 Graduates admitted without further examination
For catalogues Of study kc address fhEo
D0RE W. DWIGHT Professor, 6e
T AW SCHOOL of the UNIVERSITY Of the
CITY NEW YORK, Hon. T. DAVIES late O. OF the Court
Appeals Prende OF Law Faculty The next term begin oct
1878 circulars tc GDplJ W. r. MARTIN ESQ., l4l broAa
war or r. JAQUBs. Secretary Of Pacatv, 25 ChsmberSst
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j. y. LIPPINCOTT &c CO.,
puRIIsmLRs rnnK.EIIEks ANn STA1IONERS
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
II Tsu taxing sg. June 3d. 1873 From ChsnbsrIs Depot OE
9m-CHdnnst and Chicago Brpros, Room Coaches
n-sIprsss Nal Niagara PsL Sleeping CeseA
ip,lrl-Cusnu,d and Che,sO Hsht Brprs,. Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Eifs Falls CiHsHrin Detroit and
Chicago without change
Por Jsrrs g. g. IL and 'll:l5 $50 10 80 and y m
Goshen Adde.own g. g. 1891 II Ana 'lA4S - Sf0
40. 1880 and ~ p m.
warwick g. IL =. m and 430 p. N.
kewburgh, rs: 30 9 and II a. m. and $3.50 p N. - -
sssers g. s. 80 II and lll6 34s, S, g. 1880 y
Rs,svood Hohoku Anendale and Ranssy s. g. 1880 H.
Ills m. S:45 O. 1850 sod 'll:3o ~, mn. ~
nosn, Las 345. &, 5;l5. 6. $50 r. g. loSo and
E.SSrE C. 7l5 .s:4s h:so H. s45 515 $3.50
Rn.Ss5fsd P,rI and Pae 645 g. 49, go 10 II Cl15a n
Psmas oarl ~ 'l45, bl5 6, $3.50. 8, 1890 and
Hisdse naeken,sei and WAY s15 sad IS 4s g. g. s.
ana 6 .. n, and IL SATURDAY ngst. only.
spnns valley and Way, and $50 a m go ? N. a.. .oo
8: 80 and e.: 40 D. m, and IL Saturday nights oey -
Cs,.sin 5 g. ~ and $40 a m. f36 3l5 Ais, $50 $50
and s7:45 o. n. and II SATURDAY ngsn only
sparEhiI s. g. 49, and $50 1880, 3:15, AIS 44S $50
Permont and Nab 10 $50 30 s;l5 445. $50
$50 i7:45 IL, add II Saturday nights only ~. -, -,
EB-Tani leaving Chanbenr- even or hth hours esV:
Is minutes earlier than above tnei the lo5O and
1885, H. the The aud IL mid Trans ''aH
BTT,o, on he n r. and Newark Branch leaving Chan
quarter houn leave Twenty hd 80 minutes s'rh AAn
above time.
Cohss obd orders for the eneitns and transfer
Baggage may ,t the COmpanJs Ohee-24l 629 aud so
ebundr and twenty tfhst ano lhdNei
Court Broois At the Conp.y' ps0o" .sd o. Ass0" s'"'
s0LiT tsuadsr osiy. t.snodsys Mtsletown oaly.