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JEvEIRY ,ToRE RoBBED.


When the senior partner Of the Arm OF
Stein brothers dealer. IN watches and juwelrY
IN the second story Of the bu,lliny IS Nassau
street, entered the ONCE yesterday. he saw the
doors q the large saI1uandsi safe ogeh. and a
ret Of turGleis tools near by on tho Aoor. The
safe, whicn WIS OF the 9atent II 1873, had been
securedby three bolts noyed 10y a combination
took placed Immediately under the outer plato
~ tue door. whtcn Is hardly oue-hfth 81 AZ inc!i
thick. 1hil was covered hy steel piate about
eighteen inches souai ana nearly a Third 1T an
mon thick, rivctsd {. che door by strong steel
riycI- = CrOrsha!, that -wuug on IL lhugU, COW
cred The key mole, md vas secured To- tae other
end u the ,ste " patent -teei ptdlocA.
The BURGLARS tad First bTOeen sc idll)ck ana
then Urebchsd cI he sleei plate. Ia sheet
IRON ~ Tho lOOg Wss easily torn on tire main
]. ., Ilkrn out, and tho door, were open, About
So 80 worth ~ "s'oh-s, d. lmOndt. tnd ieW FL
~ had becu 81 lien. Tie most CosiY goods were
tRA ~, tho plated wa.e having been cas- aside.
A. Is supposed tat . = lug.ars had f'l,a key
g. tic OUTSIDE dour and had waited uuih tne
Jaaitog'y fau.ill had gOne to chIIch.
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" 4 RRIED.

=. ADAMs-sMITH.-on Thursday Oct Co. at Central
Congr gatignal Church, BY the Rev. j. 7. Duryoa ID.
D ~ G l. smith g a. Adams, ali Of Brookiyn.' ~
BkEN AUfR-LEVI On sunday, Oct ~, is76 Al
Poughkeepsie, N Y, by the Rev Mr.. Ettneer Phtlip
Breneuer OF New YORK 10 Bertha Levi OF Poughkeep-
sic. No cards.
CHAMBERS FERRY ON Wednesday, s5th inst. at
81. Matthews Church, Jersey CITY, by the Rev r. NJ
ADercrombie, d. D., samuel NJ. Chambers Of Jersey
Sty TO Mrs Celestine r Ferry daughter of the iate
WIlisp II. Falrehlld Of New York city.
FLA0G -COBURN.-Oct 81, by the Rev. George
Houshton, Elisha Flagg 10 Margareta. daughter OF
James N. Coburn.
HOvLY-HowE.-At the residence OF the brides
pnrents Oct. 49, 1870, by the Rev. A. Hunt, Mr. J.
APert Hovey Of Chicago, Ill., 10 Mss Minnie A. Howe
aoRRisoN. aAxwELL-on THURSDAY. Oct. o. in
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Joseph r.
herr, Mr.. AleInnder b Morrison TO Miss Helen Nal
well, niece Of Jonn Aitken Esq,
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NEW YORK, Mond v, Oct 50.-Reccip's OF
heeves we're sac cars or s5S head making y 100 for
the week, against p422 for the previous Weck, and
osel for the corresponding week last year 1he sup
ply waslaTg quality fair. generally. aud the market
was arm al nm adyin for TIE week eQnal to ~ n
Prime and fancy steers were sold "a lpsiOlnc. to
dress 81 ms - tho gross cNt, common TO very good
natives At 7aIgAc to dress 0Jis50 n -, and cOmmOn
TO fair ItxGs aud Cherokee CItNe al on 7Aac ~
dress hia55ns. few loads that arrived late
NAMED unsuu.
Receipts Of sheep and lATrbs were 81 car loads. OF
lLus2 head m4kh- H6OSl tor the week. against 81 5dd
for ssi week, and rs ~ the CORES bonding lat
year. iAl shcep, ehpr,lAY Weticfs' we're hrn ana
higher, and prime lambs were Also higher. The Cx
irene range for sheep wa i56sc n; for lambs, 90
-. Good slate sud CanadA lambs mainly sod al
O'l9'hsc. y n and good sheep at 5ak lac
lrCeipts O; hogs were a2 CAT lpads ll.3,R head,
making tvioo tor the week against 80 id0 for lasi
week, and 32lls Tor the corresponding wees last ear
Live hogs were daII al s5ooSSd Oos per LOO n.
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A New Farce. adam aud Eve" at the ParI.
Thcntre.

Adam and Eve, short farce adapted
from the French. was played at the Park The
afro last night for the first time here. 1t is ONLY
about two men and their wives, who, mismated,
20 TO see an improper play. each wife supposing
that her own husband Is out Of town. The
scene represents . corridor In theatre, from
which are the entrances to the boxes. Because
Of certain nistak Of the tsCket seller cpmpl-
cations arise, aud the double chest l. discovered
by the parties engaged ~ IL. That Is all. IL
l. one OF those ftench tribes that receives most
81 10 Importance from the exquisite manner IN
whiLh such things are Tieyed on the Ieuch
stage. These pieces themselves c mot well be
tr .u=l1fsd 10 the En-lSh or American stage.
aul the eKq lisito style OF ,iug them Is MT
translated at all. iir acting al the PARK Thea
tie last night was lively, ana in some RESPECTS
very guoC ; nat, when compared with that watch
tine piece demanus, II appeared to want proper
tone ana fuish. Ine audience. which wss large.
did not. however seem ~ ne aware OF any de-
feet, except the shnrfness Of the farce. and
laughed at and aprlGudeG II heartily. Together
with " iom tobJ," II viii Constitute the bii
here I'LL farther DOtiCe.
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Trouins In BrooAlyn Driving Park.

4 trut TOT pulse OF FIUU look pInce at
Brooklyn Driving Park Yesterday between
horses that he'd not beaten three minutes; mile
heats; best three Tn i've. In harness. There
were az entries: A. LYONS ch. 2. Genuine. :.
PsVe's hlk. .. Snip, - Van W ck's ~. IN. Belle
Of Kings. a. Berry's 70. ?. Judge Pratt. c. Helm
zel's b. 9. ind-ur, and j. l. Jaryis's blk. e..
Major. lns contest was very close between
Genuine. Belle ~ kngs. and Snip. The first
hott was taken hy Belle Of Kings. after des-
pcrate brush With Genuine. H,r hackers were
juuilantly confident ~ her success, out wero
brought to grief by Genuine winning With APP
parent ease the second. third ana fourth heats
aud trJt. Time, 2.tj. 2Ais, 2iss. 2;+5.
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White Parkcr's elmer Tonic suhdues irri-
oh o, we stomach ana bowels, II Is equally efnca-
uour 10 is erect on the lungs. A. for Coughs,
aoius anu sore IhrOat II Is without exception supe.
rlvI 10 ahy aud All others. teaspoOnfu taken hourly
WI curt VIC worst cold IN two DAYS. No afford
nseDXn2ut " ASK your druggist to get Il for you.
Dio1vA q .Cu, Pharmaceutical and Manufacturing
CHEMISTS io5 William st., N T. Sold by all druggists.
uA;-Rupturc radically cured by Dr. MARsHs
aulcil cure russ SILK Elastic Stockinga Belts &c.i
shoulaer braces, suspensories, and Abdominal SUP.
branch. %'N D'S~N"ef
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NEW ORLEANS, oct. 30.-Deputy United
States Marshals Murphy aud Thompson arrived
this morning ON the steamer Gov. Allen from
Bayou Sara, with hftsen prisoners, whom they
had arrested IN West Folieiana parish, charged
with conspiracy and tho iutimldatiOn OF negIOas
IN july Last. The prisoners, all ~ whom arc
white men, wera dTIAlgned before United states
COMMISSIONER SOuthworth, aud held TO bail in
xl5DD zach 10 appear before tbs United states
Court al tie November Term.
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There is more auinosity than usual in Prince
ton College this year between the Sophomore and
Freshman asses On Saturday nignt, after the usual
evening prayers the Freshmen appeared at chapel with
canes. The Sophomore rushed on the Freshmen and
10 few minutes. amid cicited wells. the latter
pretty thoroughly beatcu snd their taken away
the sOphOm0r re class hal Jsted pretentous proc
matt " No Freshman VIII be allowed carry a cane
until after Nov. 4 " Ihls Injunction the so me IA
thoughl " resst hence the melee ON S,turdaY nsht
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sewing mIrh,,s IL Tooiirtll ind entirely
novel aiAutali0u % asi0matic principles 10 ma
c.i'Lr .eving. nsmlng perfect NOih with the
h-b'ef l1tGr. on vsw A. ~ ilroAdw,Y, n. y.
10 Court street, Bfo3Aiyni 3ls Grove street,
Jor4ei ciy; Cedar street, Newnra.-Adu
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SUPREME COURT -CnANBNiis, Nos. 10. l0i
~ 49, ~ ~ l3i ~ ~. go. 2Si -OH $40, SJi
3J3 3Oi, 3ll, 3pd, 3D. l1S, 80
srrRrNE C1uRr -G4SrRAL Tzsn. Adjourned IN
al huV. 10.
MARINE toURr-rRihL lcEA Part IL Nos. i7.t
go, i3,d ~ lOli 1jS7 oo6i 60iS 49, COL, jG75
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TIE groat apostle drew 4 distraction when he
ipnao &c nila 'u ihra t'' rDl- neat tVr men MAJ
lr been Yit. ny 40 or fiura ~ B T. Bauhtre Baby
5asu ee ould i,y. I.r4i, uD sncl diicreuse This
sua tstsuaiy irilfh'fr s.A uicrtl for men, women,
aud thil ~ %, aud 4i' o. uath rUoh huo fld he
Wltnui a. IS at stlu,Ai s1onted,O ut pure, sweet,
fU4i4.itf. j
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AfrlVed-hoSDAf. pcI. ~.
IS city Of Dallas, Hnes, Fernandiua Oct se, and Port
Il Yai p.
SIS Dorian, sinithwck, Bordeaux oct II.
rs George Washington. While noau. 81 Johns. \ r,
via ilalltRN, y ;, 5 days.
- Richmond k"lN, iachmOnd and Norfolk.
sup Admiral, ndlslO0p. bremen IS days.
Bark Grlihfhs, Drum'1Oud, tleuiurbOs = days.
AHO the usual river .ni cOihtWlte Ncastls
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q. BRANDRETH.


An English Chemist writesi go Browns Iron.
chat Hoches useful and never knew an
article 80 universally well spoken and gain such
rapid notorety before" Each year the bronchial
noches go to new localities in various parts OF tho
world and this Is the universal verdict wherever they
are introduced.
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&usintss Autitss.
IL " Conceded that

DhhNDhblHS fiLLb
purify tho blood. and out Of the circulation
'nOse huors which cause pain. They are safe for all
ages and conditions and have o,ten restored heai,b
when other means have proved uuavafiins.
hkcroh HAfs' Of Muir, ionia county, Michigan IN
letter dated October O. 1870. says BRAnDsRTHs
PILLS cure all diseases In that region including fever
and ague.
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M1RINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THGs DAY.
sun rises .. 90 sun sels..... rs Moon sets. b5
mon WArkR-rHIs DAY.
sandy HOOK. 5d Gov. Island. 40 Hell Gate. o.
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Everybody should see Libov, McNsill 4
Lihbl'a Chicago tooarl Cnrn.d Beet II Is lutt tue
nlcest ihlpg you know of-Idc
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You can dress your children "a those elegant
"kiit SUITS" Of Riymoui's, corner Nassau aud fuNoi
SITS. at YcIy moderate pr.ce.- ute.
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Bsrs0n's cspcln9 porous plaster relieves pain
~ att. a.. tifuV .rut "a ORDINARY pyruus vi te
tgrh ltirc 20 crnts,-AGV,
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No Mas WAY WORE. Cure our cough thor
olEui ltllr- iYG"y "a iiY. ant Tar VIII 10 II.
P~o's iV'.Nltht ulpg' t.te "a Que nIuute.-Idr.
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A Card.
TO CITIZENS AND srRANGERS
KNoXs FALL HAT READY,
2l2 Broadway snd under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
a Card

Dyeiug aud Glenning.-New YORK DYclus aud
illtng Establishment, staten l-iaud. Orcc', -
busne -. 1h2 Broadway. so 6ih ay Sew YulN 1873
uud 100 FierepOHt A.. BrvOkyn. kstabsned 81 ears
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SCHOOL, SUITS Lsi!s stock at greatly reduced
prc"e. hr.,,r H"lttsli, flurth Avenue, opposite
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Reduced prices ia furniture and carpets.
tOwpcuu"ntN, 10 ant l3f Clstlam street Pay
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WIN nr without r'lres c.tarrh, asthma, and
cod ia He41. Oal . coats. AN drdgs.st-Iip.
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QUfk's irish Tea costs wat y cents. aud in all
0l..Jgs tsQ, i.t4 - yOs!rve -urt.-.idv.
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CERTIFICATE FROM A REGULAR n mr. A
YEARs, PRACTICE In ONE II A. On y

thereby certify that I have practsed mraioine ~,
the last forty years, aud In that tune been In t
habit OF recommending Dr. Branarethe Pills 10 pref
erence to any other proprietary pills offered for sale at
JOHN vEDDER, M. ID.
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The Highest Award tirnnied nng ENhihlior
by Centennial Exposition Ia given thc + stlt lfl-t
CO. for sik kasc IrdSse5 sold oAIy a. jsd HrOadwAy
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Ponds Extract, the marvellous vegetable pain dc
etruJtT has cArtur VI hIi yedrs as slaclard reme
dy. IL never falls, ny nj
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eitntlslru.

4 RTIFICIiL tech q speciality. Rubber sets from
N % upward substantially made, carefully nIted.
eud guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. -
J, Z. KENNEDY, 63 Bond 81.
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snsurants.
Boots auo Shoes.

"URON CLsn-,"
4 A strong and service tb,e SHOE for RNIS ami
Y0TTH. CAAIREIl, IA an av.
"NNrAVKFNPHANT ."-These popular Lugllsh
tANrR LIS, 9Il ithav
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DO WHAT YOU CAN.

The woods would be very silent if
no birds sang there but those that sang
best"
l know not who said those beautiful
words, but l. may be safe to say it was
no great man. Not what the world
calls great nor learned, not rich, but
whOsOever placed them upon paper to
be read by its struggling thousands
gave sermon in the plainest, truest,
yet grandest way it could be told.
know how anxious everyone feels
to do his best-tO be first. Well, you
may do your best. But if your talent
will not bring you hundred fold, be
content by its doubling. Rather be
proud that you can look back and say
hat is as we'll again as l once did"
II you are capable of no more, why be.
moan your own fate because others have
outstripped you Do you gain by conf
planning, or by silence Can you lose
by trying again ? How many churches
would be vacant If every preacher
should say will not preach unless
can have my church filled like Beech
er or SpurgeOn If none went abroad
but the .doodys and Sankey's, how many
places would be unfruitful F? All the
churches would be very silent If none
preached but those who preach best |
To be first or nothing is poor saying
by which to live. No one expects you
to give your first speech like Wilber-
force. Everybody knows you have not
tho head of Daniel Webster-they only
think it is very well for you, John Smith.
1t does not cool your ardor to be thus
spoken Of. 1t helps to make cOmpari-
son between the poorer and the better.
Very rarely would the world look upon
pictures or works Of art, II nCne sat at
the easel or held the chisel but the
worlds great masters. What would
you be-what would the world be-if
none struggled to be heard ? Because
you cannot pipe so long or SO load as q
stronger or bolder brother, need you
try on that instrument? You may make
a clearer, and sweeter strain on some
other one. The world does not measure
all beauties or talents alike. II one
thinks the whippOor- will the best singer
of the wood would he care to have that
bird under his window always His
nelghbors might like the robin best,
then wao Is to be judge between the
two ? Should one bird stop singing be-
cause some other can be heard the far
thest No use what talents you pos
sess. Set not smiles or frowns, hear not
the cheers or envious remarks, heed not
the prophetic sayings of your future,
and never mind II you do not as well as
the best. Keep doing-sculpture or
paint, study. or play, sing, speak or
write, and II you do not stand FIRST, re-
member that the woods would be
very silent II no birds sang there but
tho'e that sang best. chronological
Journal.
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DHILA. d READING RAILROAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

JULY l2TH 1873.
Trains leave ALLENTOW "a follows;-
WA PERK1oMEN BRANCHJ
For Philadelphia aJ f4Il, 500, $3.50, am, rl20C
noon. 5.55 and t6.25 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at "4.30 o. m. t1200 noon and
WA EAST PFNNA. pRANCH.)
For Ren6ing 40. $50, S.55 M, 20, 2io. 43C
aGd 9Np.m.
For HalrisDHrg 30, 8 so, s.55 a. m., 1920, 80
AID U PIN.
For Lancaster and Columhsa, so. s.55 am. and
tDoes not run on Mondays
SUNDAYS
For Reading, 2.a0 am. 225 and s00pm.
For Harrisburg $50 am, and 3 ~ u.m.
Trains FOR ALLENTOWN leave as follows:
WA PERKlONEN DBANCH.)
Leave Pmiadelphin, $50 sLS IA. M, N2ls 5.25,
IS % and 200 D. m.
Leave Philadelphia, SIS, "s.2o a. M, and 4iO
(vIA EAST rENNA BRANcB)
Leave Reaoing 7.4' As 1d.a5 M. 400 Go and
Leave Har,isburs $40, els. s.ioa. m.. 200. a.57
Leave Lanea ster, g. 40 7.45 am, i255 and g. Is pm
Leave Coluts6 6is g. 80 40 am, LOO and as y. IN
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 8, and 74O am.
Leave Harrisburg, $40 am.
Trains ma ken thus ~ run to and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia, other
trains to 4 from Broad street depot
1he $40 a. IN. train from PHI aGelphia and q. 81
p. m. tram from Allentown have through cal 4
to and from IL MIRA, n. Y.
90 noon train from Allentown nave through cars
to and from Piutstou
The 525 p m. tram from Philadelphia and q. 20
n. M train from Allentown have Though cars
]. Il. wooTTEN,
May 3, 1877. General Su perintendent.
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for you and me, for one thousand dol

for you and me, for one thousand dol
lars.
YES" said 1, knocking the ashes
from my cigar, 'but where Is the re-
naming FIVE hundred dollars to come
from 2"
"Look here" said she. 1--WE now
pay here three hundred dollars, for
rent, do we not ? This amount at least
we shall save in the new house. You
can readily borrow, on the security you
will have, the remaining five hundred
dollars, and by a little economy we
shall he out OF debt in fifteen months
from March next, save the two hund-
red dollars on the lot"
"Yes, yes" said ], and such house
as we shall have-oh, dear I"
Well, | was Influenced by my good
little wife. We went down one sun
shiny day and looked at the lots and
closed a bargain, and in the spring our
house was commenced and ready for
occupancy before the first OF May. 1t
was not so large a cottage as the one
we had left there was no gas, and 1
had myself helped to dig a we'll but
somehow there was strange exhllarat-
ing feeling on getting settled in our
new abode. The affair, too, had cost
more than we had anticipated by two
hundred dollars, so that we were In
debt on the house alone seven hundred
dollars on moving in. felt quite un-
easy over this debt. This feeling quick
ly passed off, and as we began to put
out trees, make garden, and prepare
for family of chickens, our estate
seemed so immense that the debt there-
on seemed triting.
cannot stop to tell you of the Joy of
that summer. Away from the roar aud
dust of the city, among large trees and
growing shrubs and flowers, our moon
light nights were blissful, and the little
cottage was a palace. Two years pass
ed, and so much cheaper had we found
it living in this style that we had not
only paid the debt on the house, but on
the lot also.
We wanted to remain there and
never leave it. But we could not. Pro-
perty had advanced in price to such an
extent that half of our lot brought $5,-
OOO. This put into business, and on
this venture fortune smiled. We STAYED
another year in the little cottage, sold it,
and built a large and elegant house out
of the proceeds of our first investment.
Years have passed since then. own
number OF houses, and have been sue
cessful in trade, and now occupy
marble front on Michigan avenue but
we have never been happier than when
living in the thousand dollar cottage,
and my little wife's advice was the
foundation of our fortune.
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THE LUNGS!
CONSU UMPTION -!
Syrup5 5Wild Cherry

Is SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
HemOrThoge or spttftnU blOOd, may proceed
from the larvnx, trachia brOnchia or lungs,
and arse from various causes. as undue physical
exertion. plethora, or fullnpss Of the vessels
weak lungs, OverstrniulnG of the voice suppress
ed evacuation, obstruction Of the spleel or Nv
or etc.
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA. RAILROAD.

Returning. leave depot at Perks and Ameri.
can ST. Phlla. at 800 Sii5 and 9;45 a. mi 2: 10,
346 and 5:I5 p. m.
Fare from LeniGh'on 10 Phila., e255,
Excursion Tickets, "a 90
April IL. 1879 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
CENTRAL II. r.. OF N. j.
W LEHIGH h SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail Route 20 Long Branch.
OF LIBERTY ST., AND FOOT OF CjARKS0N
ST., Mr..
Time Table OF May 90, 1875.
Trains leave Jehghton as follows:
For New York, Easton, &C., at b27, TAI, 1l.O7
a. M, 2.26, 4.47 p. m.
For Philadelphia, 5.27, TAT, l1o7 a. M, 2,26,
447,
For Msuch Chunk at 1920 a. M, 90, 5.3s, $50
s4s pm
For wilkes.Ba aud Scranton at1O.2O a. m, 100
6.59 p. m.
Returning-Leave New York, from station Cen.
tral railroad of New Jersey, foot of Liberty
street, North River, at $40, $40 a. M, 100,
245 and 400 .. m. Boats leave foot of
Clarkson ST. at $50, so and 800 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot North penn's
X r., at 7.Jl,9 9.i5 Il. M, 2.l5, 3.45, 5l5 p. IN.
Leave Easton at s.3j, 1l.4O a. M, 1856, $50
100 IN.
Leave Maucb Chunk at .2O,74O, 1l.OO I'M, 2.2O
44o, p. m.
Fo; further particulars, see Time Tables at the
Stations.
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELIZABETH.
H.P. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
July L. 1874
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Wy n. RAPsHER,
T1MOMAS MEMERER,
Il CONVEYANCER,
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT

The following Com panies are Represented:
LEBANON MUTUAL FIRE,
READING MUTUAL FlHR,.
r..Ht WYOMING FIRE, ..r
POTTSVlLLE FIRE,
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DENNsYLvANIA BAILROAD,
PHILADELPHIA 4 ERIE RR. DIVISION.

Summer Time Table.
On and alJer SUNDAY. APRIL 23d, 1876 the
Trains on the PhllaGeiphia & Erie Railroad Dl
vision will run follows:
WESTWARD.