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ter ~ thing relating 90 tire man service r., 90.
the rusted aecnis ~ the Department. saf csasst
cctsis1cntt scs IN both capsctise-
Is In all csse- where the reui-s arr nat fulir -
ped 9th the ne ,-Ssry locks snd pouccs "a fs ~,
duty 80 he po~tnaSter ~ the h-sd thu routr ~
MAKE reluiSitlcn gu the Contract Offica tAt- Ne
Psrtneut fr such locks sud pouches hsfsr, ID ~.
next, prov idei the route ~ ~
MARSHALL JEWELL
derts-sef Postmaster t.~p><sl
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STATE OF

STATE OF
COUNTY OF Il "a
On this - day w -, 49,, personally 40
Feered before me -- aud - sureti~-
IN the aoregcins bond, 60 me known to be the PEI
sons named IN said bond - surcties and who have
executed the same a. such, who being By me dui,
sworn depore aud az snd each tE himself depoSs-
sa says, he has executed the within bond thai his
place % residence II correctly stated therNip that
ne Is the owner OF real estate worth the sum h.rip
sIer SET against his name and shove all debt.
due and owing by him, and ell Judgments mort
cages snd executions against him. after allowing
All exemptions OF every character Whatever, tho
dtllars
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l. the undersigned postmaster AZ - Stat. If
-, after the exercise u due diligence o. inform
myself of the peCuniary ability and responsibility nf
the prinStpal and his sureties in the AG,reg1ing
bond and of the unencunilrered real cstcte owned
hy them, e~pectvely, do hereby approve -sii bond
and certify that the said sgretics are sufScient-
sufficient 20 insure the payment of double the cutire
amount Of the said bond. sud do further certify
that the said bond was duly signed by -
aud - - and - -, has suretie-. before
signing this certificate
Dated -, IS7-.
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neat makes a worse failure than any OF
the above
Now Mr.. Editor, having told YOU Ofny fall
uTeS. ] viii inform you how To make farming
really pay. Let your whole efforts be centeTe1
Oh one result. and that i get your Ltlsd a.,
010Ss, that i the whole secret. and get a good
lot OF cows Never hesitate on the price, but
get good ones. they eat no more than an in
different mixer and give twice as much
milk. Sell your milk, or butter. Save all
he manure you can, and sell what hay YOU
can spare, 10 Will always bring so per ton in
The Washington markets. save only in rare
instances, and always carry back with YOU a
load OF manure the livery stables will fur
hl>h YOU with ali you want at very mode
rate price In the winter, when YOU have
nothing To do, top dress your meadows or
pastures with the accumulated manure of
the cOw-peu; 10 Will double and treble your
nay crop next summer. II you are a Young
farmer You VIII find in few years bv sui
experience that il is the frozen truth that
am telling YOU, and that the only way to
make money at farming. is by cllfftag dOlrR
JClT fils@lAseS- stop raising corn, wheat and
oats get good cows; don't accept as present
poor animal. save every ounce of manure
YOU cam Tor every load of hay sold return its
equivalent in manure; save all your COW
calves and never be tempted 10 buy on
credit anything YOU can possibly do without.
Follow these rules and your farm will in
crease IN fertility, and you in experience and
pocket. CHASSECR.
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NoTR.-when the oath is taken before justice of
the peace any other officer not usiag seal ex-
cept Judge of United States court, the certificate
of the clerk Of court of record must be added under
his seal of office, that the person who administered
the oath is duly qualified as such officer.
Bids of 5000 and upwards must be accompanied
by a certified check, draft, some solvent ma
tonsl bank payable to the order of the Postmaster
General equal to five per centum the present
nual pay the route or in of service, not
less than five per centum of the amount Of the bond
accompanying the bid, If said bond exceeds $500.
The proposal must be signed by the bidder or bid
ders, and the date of signing liked.
Direct TO the . second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, Post Office Department, Washington, ID. {. ~
marked " PrOposals. State of -.N
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~ one OF Charivari's funny men gave his
mother ''marrOus glacees" for her New
near--'not That she was so fond Of them but
BILE"
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NoIE-when the above oath Is taken before Jus
Tee OF the peace or any other Officer using S~.l
except Judge Of U. Court the certifcate Of th-
clerk 81 court Of record msst be adae,i under MS
seal at office, that the person Who admpSt~rrsi III,
oath 4 duly qualified ~ such 0clcer
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STATE OF -


COUNTY OF -
1, = -, clerk vi th- -, the ssfns Being
Court Of Record, do hereby certify that --
whose go1ulne signature appear. O. the foregoing
SfhtaVlt was, at the time of signing the same = Ius
tise of the peace in and for the CDsnty ami stat.
Aforesaid dolly qualified and that al his official acts
a. eich are entitled 60 full faith and credit
In testimony whereof, I have herpunto set S.y
hand a. clerk and sf xed the seal Of sad court "a
tins - day "a -, Isl.
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| CoHENs LOAN OFFICE, Corne Of IRA Ssres
" aad Netc York Auesn>, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most priv ate Loan 0fhoeIOA
In the city Money loaned AZ the lowest rats0 ~
Of interest Gold and Silver Watches, Dlemonts,
GentienenS Clothing, CARPETS, and all articles q
value, oecAlx
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SHELDON L. COMPANY,
janl m tn ~

wv SkEAT. REMEDIES for Consumpties,
,sonpTS md Indigestion, SANORY a
~ ,3I 70 noreatic Emulsion and PAncreatins.
49, Iis eh ehO have made IL special study testify
Sc .p folOnged in q remarkable manner, apo
III, and weight increased d gestiOn greatly
PpoaSSi,iee nourishment impaired, and the gensr0
ron 10 = 10 Us. sAy0Rf MOORE, CChemists 70
na .ueen, X. II the Prince OF Wsle-, His High
o. <eet, London, and all Chemists. NoTE.-Nsme and
.rade mark each bottle. Jy6-&ths,iy
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Oath Required By Section 245 Of an At Of COHgrsSS
approved June %, ls74 10 be Ssd 90 EGoh bId for
Cdyyytng the mail; and 20 be Taken Before o.
Ger Qualified 10 Administer Oaths.
i, --, of -, bidder for carrying the
mail on route No, -, from --to do swear
that L have tho ability, pecuniarily, TO fulfill my
obligation as such bidder; that the bid is made in
good faith, and with the intention TO enter into
tract and perform the service in said bid shall be
accepted.
Sworn to and subscribed before ne - for
the - Of, - this - day of -,
A D, lS-. and in testimony whereof lSEAL ]
hereuntO subscribe my name and afiX my
official seal the day and year aforesaid.
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State of T., as sureties are held and firmly hound
unto the United of America in the just and fun
70 be Maid TO rs law nted ,ses Of hms,cs or IT,
duly appointed or authorized officer officers; 20
the paymep. of which well and truly 10 be made and
done, bind ourselves, heirs, executors, and
presents
Sealed with our seals, and dated this day o
-, Isl.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. BOND, AND CERTIFI.
CATE.
pyOpOS1lS

The undersigned, -, whose post office ad-
dress is So. county of f, State of -, pro-
poses to carry the mails of the United States, from
July !. 1875 to June 30, lS-, on route No. =, be
tween - and -, State of -, under the ad-
yertisement of the Postmaster General, dated De-
cember /, 1874, with CELEBRITY, certainty and secur
ty, ;" for the annual sum Of dollars; and if this
proposal is accepted he will enter into contract with
sureties TO be approved by the Postmaster General,
within the time prescribed in said advertisement.
This proposal is N ade with the full knowledge Of
the distance of the route the weight of the mail to be
carried and all other particulars IN reference to the
route and service and also after careful examina-
ton of the laws and instructions attached to adyer
tisement of mail service.
nnfHh -. Rllller-
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A Series OF Articles by Prominent Southerusrssa
the CONFEDERATE SIDE OF THE WAR, net
Controversial, will soon be commenced.
INTERESTING SKETCHES AND srORIEs.
in each No. by such writers RICHARD GRANT
WHITE, ALBERL RHODES, HENRY ,AMRs,
yRa gCNIUs HElSRI BROWNE, ROSE TERRY,
RICHARD klMBALL, and all the staff Of BRIL-
LIANT WHITES which the GALAXY h a attraoscd
20 Itself, and who have made bright = ARK our
current literature. The SCIENTICMI SCELLANr
seh month IL worth the price Of the n AgAziRs.
WHO WOULD NOT GIVE 81 TO SECURE
sUCH MONTHLY YIsITsANT FOR
THE YEAR Isl 81
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new Serial by Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDS,
LEAH, A WOMAN OF FASHION,
Just begun. Also, Story by Prof. IL IA. BOYHsHN,
ANORSEMAN's PILGRIMAGE,
To continue several months
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WHY NOT SUBSCRIBE FOR
i H 4 G. AL A " "
FOR 1879.
1T Is THE

1T Is THE
BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
no FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT
1T.
1T GIVES MORE GOOD AND ATTRACTIVE
READING MATTER FOR THE MONEY
THAN ANY OTHER PERIODICAL On
BOOK PUBLISHED In THE
COUNTRY.
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BOND.

~ Insert the names of the principal ard snrefies
in full in the body of the bond also the date. The
signatures to the bond should be witnessed and the
tice of the peace adding his Official title, signed
by notary public, he should sffx his seal.
Know all men by these presents, that -,
Of -, in the State of -, principal, and -
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DEAR LADY DIsDAIN.

In the next No. viii be commenced JUSTIN
MCCARTHY ; new Serial,
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Contracts 10 be ETecUed and Filed ~ the DsPdTtsy
hu The FIST fnu nf Inns

Under the provisions of section 2I5 of the act APP
proved June g. lS74 the Postmaster General has pre-
sCTibcd the LIST day of June, 1875 before which
day the contracts Of accepted bidders must be re-
ceived at the Department in Washington, executed
i'll due form.
Accepted bidders not complying with this regula-
ton shall be considered having failed to comply
with their proposals, and the Postmaster General
may proceed to contract for the service with other
parties according to law.
CONTRACTS RECEIVED AT THE DEPARTMENT
AFTER JUNE 1 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED BY THE
Postmaster GENERAL.
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SUBSCRIBE Al. ONCE.
SEND FOR OUR FUL Il PROSPECTUS.
.; I'VE PhEPhT The R9st' g. Il can Be h.d vita
" APPLEroNs wEEB .LY," for o. so.
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STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMHNT, /,

EAsHissIoS, Deoesnber /, ISt
this bsssr S1 s q snS eestra ess e
is,s TO be decided by 9th Of March, for carr.
to June %, 1876, on the fooweg ROUTES in the STATE
49,, MaIy land and by the schein.@ o. departures and
Ss-from Laurel, by Waters Storf IN. o. and
s M sh 9rc-r en- g.. 70 Gisrks',.eJ IL mile.
Leave Isnrei da .Tles ss . week S,. M
Arrive at CiarksviIie e By lsS sunday af''
Leave GAINESVILLE daily, except Sunday. " /
Arrive at Laurel by4pm.
Bond required with bid, $500.
Sss-Fro% Gsrden,ille IN o. to Baltimore. a.. naes
Leave Gsrdenvliie Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
Arrive 81 baltimore By SPAN:
Lsss S.I Bs =, Tuesday Thursday, aud sat
ATlyc .s Gasssns IN. BY Ham
Bond required with bid, S50
ss'eFrom se.lmsn. by Bes!lsviIie, to PooIesvil,e,
Arrive s q s1ii BE- ssGS s SUNDAY "'am
Leave Poolesrilie daily, except Sunday, at 30
Arrive at selman by,pm.
Bond required with bid. sss
ae-From Berlin to synepuent. 4miles ,na back,
Leave Berlin Saturday at an;
AIive at synepuxent by 9Ssm;
iys S y R,,in +, s,a1tsrday at iosm
Bond required with bid, Sl0e
Sei-fro9 Seytown to New Church, (vs.,}s miles
Leave aG G Sewt i1Tse Tn @sS wrsk
Arrive at New Church nv m9.m:
Leave New Church Tuesday, THURSDAY ant
Saturday at l2,9pm; WIN
Bond required with bid, $50
EXTRACTS EROM LAWS. ETC
Oath Of MAI Contractors and Carriers, rsqp,y,d sy
Act 81 congress, Jhns s, 1872.
faithfully perform all the duties required OF me and
s1stsln from everything forbidden by the laws in
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INWN, FTt
Odd 0 Man Contractors and Carriers, rsoEJt,Y a.,
Act 81 Congress, June s, 1872
-, do sOlemnly swear Tor affirm that I will
faithfully perform all the duties required of me- and
abstain from everything forbidden by the laws in
relation t. the establishment of post offices and post
roads within the United States; and that will hon
estly and truly account for and pay over any money
belonging to the said United States which may come
into my possession or control. SO help me God.
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Subscribed and sworn before me this - day Of
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FaiIins Contractors G N,Itu Of Mtst,n.aner.

Sec. 254. That any person or persons bidding for
the transportation OF the mails upon any route which
be advertised to be let, and receiving An award
Of the contract for such service, who shall wrong
fully refuse or fail to enter into contract with the
Postmaster General in due form. and perform the
service described in his their bid proposal shall
be deemed guilty of q miSdemesnor, and, conyic-
ton thereof, be punished by fine exceeding II
thousand dollars, and by imprisonment for term not
exceeding twelve months.
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By section sixteen Of the act of June, 1872 every
person employed in the postal service is subject TO ali
pains penalties and fOrfeitures for violation of the
laws relating to such service whether he has taken
the above oath OF affirmation OF not,
SeftonS Of the art Of Congress to Rer,ss ConsoI
and AHeHd The Statutes RsldtHg 10 the Post ON =.
DspdrfD7eHt,' dpprOcef June 5, lS72
The POSTMASTER GBNERAL requests that bidders
guarantOrs, sureties and all persons concerned or
intending to be concerned in mail contract will care
fully read and critically anime the abstract laws
here presented, and also the forms and instructions
at the end OF this advertisement in order that bid,
may be made and liabilities assumed understanding
", and that all misapprehensOns or cause of com
plant hereafter may be avoided
PosTMASTEks are required to make themselves IA
miliaT with these laws and instructions that they
may be able to inform aud direct others.
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at Is certainly the best of Americas
MGgdztnes."- BllTdJO, " r.
Its present popularity Is the resNL Of
pure merit. "-COBsBaeycsOl EttLs6l1l0h, Pa
There Is not a dali page bettOeen as ost-
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INSTRUCTIONS To BIDDERS AND POST

Dated -, Isl.
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COD1biHnfi0n 20 Prerent Bi1dtHs Prohibited.
SIC. go That contract for carrying the mail
shall be made with any person who has entered or
proposed TO enter into any combination TO prevent
the making Of any bid for carrying the mail, who
has made any agreement, or given or performed or
promised to give or perform, any consideration
whatever to induce any other person not TO bid for
contractor for carrying the mail, his contract may
be annulled and for the first offence the person so
offending shall be disqualified to contract for carry
ing the mail for five years, and for the second Of
fence shall be forever disqualified.
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80 edIeH1ed, ana temporary tOafTnrtS made.
Sec. Isl. That after any regular bidder whose bid
has been accepted shall fail to into contract for
the importation of the mails according to his pr
posal, or, having entered into contract, shah fail
to commence the performance Of the service stipu-
lated in his their contract as therein esoyi dei
the Postmaster General shall proceed to contract
with the next lowest bidder for the same service who
will enter into contract for the performance thereof
unless the Postmaster General shall consider such
bid too high in which he shall reafyertise such
service. And IL any bidder whose bid has been ac-
cepted, and who has entered into contract 10 per
form the service according to his proposal and in
pursuance of his contract has entered upon the per
fomance OF the service to the satisfaction of the
Postmaster General shall subsequently, fail or refuse
to perform the service according 10 his contract the
Postmaster shall proceed to contract with the
next lowest bidder for such service under the adyer
tiseneat thereof, (ualess ths Postmaster Genera
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-NISrH PAcE-Fourth, NTH ana sixth
AsrRoInaY-srcosD pAeE-sxth column.
gaSEx column
BOARD .ASp LoDdiNd wANrED-rwnnTTn PACE
E5s ssT
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs-EIcurn PAGE.
FOX
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwnLrrH PAcx-Frst col
ASS
$SSFSE SS4S6Mf*fi;ra sSu'
DENTlSlRY-TwELFTH PAGE-Finh column.
BWnGsG Bk Hds 70 E PTRSsHEp AND
Observation-Disclosures PAcE-Fourth and fifth
EuRoPEAX' srEAMsHIPs-Fmsr PAcr-Fifth and
RxciksI6 ilFsn 6SSn1nns eSiumna rAor-sxth column.
EfNANGiAL-hIonTn PAGE -'lN'" ''''''
R TO LET
sEcoSo PscsnFith and sIsu sixth ,' columns
sSf PAor-sixth
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Third col
HoRsE CARRIAGES &o.-r1Rsr PAor-Thrd and
hous &C. SoS%n
1ND9SiRTn. 1ND9yS1I%a EXHIBITION ooMrASy-rrasr PAGE
sEsEF o$ TJpsas soqm Sp AND prn
GEN ZEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEc PAGE
1EcTSE', sEAsSS-SIxrn rAar7rhlri column
LOST AND tOUND-rIRsr PAGE-Flrst column.
MACHINERY-IwELrTM PAGE-Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FRsr PAGE-oixt tn column.
MATklMONlAL-TwELFrH PAGE-Fth column
MEDICAL-sRcosD PAGE-Sixth column
MILK AND CREAM-IwKLFrH PAGE-Sxth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TENrn PAGE-
MusIcAbHslS sixin eolSmn lS1M pAcr-rnird column.
SEE% 5PgSLiGSaiIoSs-s P4ss-slxtA column
PIANoF oKrEs, ORGANS &C-NINrH PAaE-Fifth col
POST uFFICE EoTICE-NINrH PAGE bird column.
ELEVENTH PAGR-Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE Oily FOR SALE OR TO
RkNr-SECoND PAGE--Second and third columns
REAL ESTATE no LXCllANGa-oEcoND PAGE-Third
REAL EsTArs wANTED-szcoND PAcx-rhird col
RELIGioUs NorICEs-EInsr PAcr-First column
RkwARps-FInsr PAsn-Iirst column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-E PACE
First, cond. third, fourth and fifth columns:
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-TwELPTH PAGE
SPECIAL NUiiUts-FInsr PAoE-second column
SPOR iIkG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-kIRsr PAGE-Third
TIE TIADks-TwELrrH PAcn--Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SECOND PAGE
Third and fourth columns.
TRAYELLERy GUIDt-FIRsT PAGE-Sixh column.
UNFURNI5HED ROOMS AND APAKTmENTS TO LET
SECOND PAcx-sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-TwxLrrH PAGE-Fifth col.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.-FInsr PAGE-second col.
wEsfUHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LkT-SRcoSD PAGE-First and second columns.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second col
umn.
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TTENrION RAILROAD COMPANIES.-PUNCH,
n slips or trlptickets printed chcarcr and better
board ut the METROPOLITAN Prinung Establishment
Broadway, New York than anywhere else.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

JNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
j. and Fan River. mrhe steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave 2S North kver foot Murray street.
daily Sundays excepted AZ p. NJ. ThrOu,h tickets
sold mt all principal hotels in the city.
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For Now Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton and
Port Richmond, boats leave Whitehall street. at foot OF
Broadway. daily at $40 s:l5 9:3l ID:g A. NJ, ls'3Q
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The great Trunk Line
and United states Mail. .kOuto,

DENNsYLvANLA RAILROAD.
and Uni umissa sa'ss ssates IFsSk M..aouto. iiao
Trains leave York, from foot of Desbros'cs AMI Cors
Expless HARRISBURG pittshurs the West and SOUTH
I Nsth f1"sa sanay GaaGs ana Gsrs at'fcnaa 80 A 'sna
For Wiiamsport AMI Lock Haven cyia Philadclphis
phia}, $40 \ N F9r wiiisM,pori; Lock HavSn CORY
For Ssi%ore Washington lon and the south Limited
+ ~ Regular at IS 10 a. M' sanis 2 H. Sundays
Express for Philadelphia $40 es2 A; M, 1852 n.
4lo 4;O, $50 sP. ~ aud !. night. sunday. 4:'9>
Tgr sswsgk s sss 4 IS s9S I ss sa FIJI,
so le,i 80 n, NJ and IL night Sunday, 5:sO. I. and
For Eiisabcth, 6. go se1;7:@sasoAM MsHM;l,a as,9
sS s:S io i':s0 p NJ and s night sunday $50 l. and
s.s Ak Sa gS Is @ Is s4 ss u M i 80. 81.
nj. and il night sunday $40 and 7. n
r9T 5 ssrn rna SpnSI p aud South Amo0y and
For Sew Brnnswck ana 4. NJ, laM, TO- 4:O. s:sa
For rss sas. M,on. s%s iais% aso ssanaryS
T i'%s M ana SeSy I is
For Is%ns rtyllle and rlsnnston a, s:s' 4 sndsrx
For For ana an'
rs1 snE Er.sSod, s NJ a. lsS S Ssnd irnSFrS i.PS
For Farmngdale and Guan A NJ anj zP M
For HighstsSSTpn e remberiOh and Camden, via Perth
For HiShtstown and Pembcrton, GAN
Tram nsaiyH ana o Il .''Sw day io sSi
daily except Monday From Ss washington and Bat
A. IL and 0:.l r. N: From Pti!adelphia, s:lo 6s5 6:H
SM lSs r. iaasy NJ 52 i IS 20 ss, III, M "a sf
aSS Ss e %! % s'Saws Sna SraS, S rss *s
No ICourt street. Brooklyn; Nos ~ 6 and lis Hud.
r. R rss SS s Sa
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

E'OR SALE-OwNER REMOVING TO EUROPE, A
Il hne Landau also double set of English Har-
ness both but very little used Apply at IS East sixty
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Astor House cars leave vosey street for ferry Fase
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Winter Arrangement

NORTH snORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

Sundays at $780, 10 80 A. NJ 2:3) 23l 49, is NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

ENOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS LIGHT DOUBLE BAR-
IL ness, new; will be sold cheap; t TO to phaeton
top city made. Call stable No. 230
West Forty seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

T OST-A LARGE MOROCCO POCKGTBOOK, CON-
~ tanning papers OF inpor ance to the owner also
check for $5JL The Hinder Will be be rally rewarded
and questions asked on returning the above to rail-
road office, 2S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The Steamship RHEIN. Captain Il. Brickenstciu. will
sail on saturday, March "a at =. NJ from Bremen
por, foot of second street Ioboken to be followed
steamship ODER, CAPTAIN X. " Oterendorp, on Satur-
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN.
First CABIN gold.
occONu taDiu OU Ecu
~
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHs a CO.. Agents, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

ITO ENJOY THE PEACE OF CHRIST. TO THE Ex
l clpsion of satan, seek prayer meeting where
united heart aud soul BENJAMIN ALBRO S53 Wes
hrty 81 9Th street. Meetings Friday evenings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

NTEw YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE (ALL
N raiD via Worcester Nashua and Roc hester, the
shortest quickest and most direct ine is open
business Leave Grand central depot New York. az
sos and 10 A. NJ and and $40 z. NJ The s0j and -
A. NJ trains make close connection Worcester Junc
dion through trains lor Portland, arriving in Port
at Worcester with the oci9ck express ne xt morning
and baggage checked through to important points,
Through trans between Worcester ana Portland.