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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. January ll.-FIour-Dull;
Whcat-Demand fair and market firm;
No. 2 Chicago spring 80 (99sic spot, and
has sold at 96Ic seller February; 9sic
seller March, No. 3 Chicago spring 79c;
rejected 6S@6slc Corn-Opened high.
or and closed at :nsids figure; No. 2++c
spot; 43c bid scller February; rejected
85IG,, ,3Gc. Oats-Quict and arm; No 2
30ic bid spot; 3Osc seller February.
Barley-Quiet and steady at 97ic. Rye
Firm and in fair demand at 82l@s3c
spot; 79ic seller February. Pork-Steady
and in moderate demand at SO 40 spot;
sl9 GOALS 52l seller February. Lard
Dull at sl2 S7l spot; si2 47i9l2 90
seller February; $ll 62l@l2 90 seller
March. Bulk Meats--Firm at 7(gl0la
IOic. Whisky-Stesdy and moderst"
demand at 81 0S.
On call board - Whest-U nsettled nj
9Slc seller February; 90lc sclIer March.
Corn-Easy; 43ic seller January; 42Ic
seller February; 45itsy45lc seller May.
Oats Dali and unchanged. Pork
Firm at &l9 45CGl9 80 seller February /;
Sl7 5OCal7 80 seller March; &22 30 sci.
Ter April. Lard-Unchanged.
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MORALITY is good thing, and pro-
family is a very evil thing. Neither OF
these propositions can or will be attempt
ed TO be denied But some how or other
these old Radical Bourbons can never
learn from past experience that men cam
not be made saints by act of Legislature
Hence we see the highly moral, and
phsrlsacial Radical legislature Of Ohio
passing II law imposing n fine OF fifty
dollars for taking Gods name in vain.
The chances are now that swearing in
that State will increase about one hun
drcd per cent. Every time man Is
fined he will utter fresh oath.
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Beecher's Problem Cannot be Solved
In this World.

New YORK, January ll,-Rev. DR..
Schudder's church, of Brooklyn, invited
to send delegates to the mutual council
called by Plymouth Church, has declined
to attend, judging that the question to be
laid before the counci. will be the guilt
or innocence of Mr.. Beecher. One rea-
son is: "The question has thus far pre-
ven insolvable. and is impracticable of a
solution in this world" DR.. Schudder
himself and one of his deacons favored
the ac, eptance Of the invitation.
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The Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January lin the Sen
ate bill was introduced to create State
board of health
In the House bills were introduced to
provide registry law for cities OF the first
class; to forbid the use of money, promise
of office BY persons who are candidates
for office, or by the friends OF such per-
sons. A resolution declaring against any
division of the school funds in the inter-
est OF any particular religious sect, was
adopted.
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The Governor Of Utah OH Polygamy.

The Governor Of Utah Oh Poly gamy.
SALT LAKE, January 1.-THE mes.
sage of Gov. George w. Emery was
read to the Territorial Legislature this
afternoon. 1t treats wholly of local
affairs, but on the interesting subject Of
polygamy, he says: A peculiar charac-
teristic of the social condition Of the ter
ritory, and one that is affecting the inter-
ests Of the people, is polygamy. In
meeting this question openly and fairly,
| can but regard it a crime, pro-
hibited by the laws of our coun-
try, and that it does violence to
the accepted principles of Christianity.
The country at large recognizes it as
blot on our civilizatian. Our national
Congress has enacted laws for its punish
ment, and to prevent its continuance.
To the present this law has not been
practically enforced, and l am led to be-
lieve that polygamy or plural marriages
are rs frequent as at any time in the his.
tory Of the territory. However this may
be, have not the means Of knowing.
as these marriages are performed
by the church and arc only known to its
members. l am sensible how delicate
my duty becomes under the existing cir
cumstsnces, when the gentlemen whom
| have the honor Of addressing, with
single exception, believe and may prac-
tice from sense of professed religious
right. 1t appears to me and must be ap
parent to all that the law should be ex-
plunged from the statutes or made oper-
ative. 1t will be gratifying if this body
shall enact such legislation as will pre-
vent its extension, and will adopt such
measures as look to a fair and impartial
settlement of this subject as it affects the
past. We SHOULD remember gentlemen
that Utah is not secluded portion OF the
United States, that this territory was
acquired from foreign power like other
parts of the country, with money and
by the valor Of American arms. That
the distance and the deserts have been
snnihlated by the construction Of the
Pacific railroads; that to-day We are as
much an integral part of this great Re-
public as any other section, and that we
are bound rs good citizens to obey the
laws of our common country, whether
thev are in accordance with our views of
Justice or not. Otherwise we ignore the
constituted authority and place ourselves
beyond the pale and protection of the
government.
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PHILADELPHIA, January 1I.-Paro.
leum-In fair demand; crude l0ic; re-
fined l3ic. Clovereed-l0i@l2ic. Tim.
othy-Nominal. Flour-Dull and weak
spring wheat extra family a j0fa5 10.
Wbeat-Slow; Pennsylvsnia red 81 81
al 81; do amber 81 Ss(9l 10; western
red 81 coal Is. Rye-At ssc. Corn
Very quiet; yellow new 62ic. Butter
Choice firm; western extras 2S(929r;
arsts 2jfa,2ec Cheese-Demsld fair
and marke, firm; New York l2iSlStc;
western fine l2!gl3c. Eggs-Steady :
Pennsylvsnis and New jersey fresh M
30c; western do. 20ta,2Sc.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. January IL.
SENATE.

Mr.. Oslesby presented petition OF
the citizens of Saratoga, Illinois, asking
the repeal of the resumption act, as we'll
as the National bank act, and substitu-
ton of legal tenders for National bank
notes. Referred.
Ex-senator johnson.
After the expiration of the morning
hour Mr.. Cooper announced the death OF
his late colleague, Andrew johnson, and
delivered an eulogy.
Mr.. Morton followed Mr.. Cooper, and
declared that Mr.. johnson was brave
and an honest man. He referred to the
vote for his impeachment which he gave
an said for that he had no apology to
make. He believed Mr.. johnson had
violated the law, but he was willing to
let the memory of what he regarded as
his faults be buried with him and remem-
Der only his services to his country. He
reviewed the life of Mr.. johnson, and
said his services should always be re-
membered.
After discussion, in which Mr.. Morton
said the committee had wholly misun.
derstood his resolution, it Was recon-
mite to the committee.
Mr.. Paddock introduced bill to en-
able the people of New Mexico to torn
a State government and for the admls-
sion of said State into the Union. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Withers presented the credentia
of Hon. John w. johnson reelected
United States Senator from Virginia for
six years from March l4th, 1877. Read
and laid on the table.
Mr.. Bogy introduced a bill to estab-
llsh branch mint Of the United States
at st. Louis. Referred.
Eulogies were delivered by Senators
McCreary, Merriman' Paddock, Bogy,
Bayard and Key. At the conclusion OF the
eulogies the usual resolutions of respect,
recurring Senators to wear badge OF
for thirty days, were adopted,
and the Senate adjourned.
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R.nouet 10 barry sullivan.

MEMPHIS, January ll.-Bsrry Snlii-
van. the tragedisn was banqueted at
PEABODY House tonight by the cities,
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Sodatity Association, with whom he ap-
pesred at the new Memphis Theatre last
night IN an entertainment to aid in the
p,scipg of monument over the
graves Of Catholic priests, who died
during the YELLOW fever scourge
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ToLEDo. January ll.-YIour-Demaai
fair and market arm. wheat-Dull;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 30; No. 8 do.
81 23i; No. white Nichigsa u -;
No. 2 do. 81 IL; extra do. ~ 254j amber
Michigan 81 24l. Corn-Stsady; high
mixed 47ic; seller February Tic; low
mixed 4sc; no grade 44le; damaged +oc.
Osts-Dull; No. 2 S5lc; seller February
glr
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The Life OF nm Unfortunate Ar,sto.

From the New York World.
Percy Boyd, aged forty-seven, des-
crlbed as a gentleman of position con-
nected with artist Jcrstic families. but
who had for some time past adopted the
alias Of J ohm Brown, died two weeks ago
common lodgi.g house in st. Giles,
London. At the coroner's inquest 1t was
shown that he WAS the son of n clergy
man in County Down, Ireland. de
married lady who WAS a co-heiress, and
they were in the habit of mixing with
the aristocracy. His literary tastes were
of q high order, and lac WAS in the habit
of contributing to periodicals, his connec-
tion with Bs,drdr'd as contribu-
tor extending up to very recent period.
lie WAS intimate with Dickens, Thack-
cray, and other persons OF distinction IN
the literary world. and WAS prominen:
member Of the Garrick Club. When
his wife died the property in her right
passed TO her sister and the principal
source of his income was thus swept away.
In 1870 he went on the continent, and
during the Franco. German war was
seized BY the Prussans and thrust for
one night into French prison, where he
contracted disease of the skin which
s"tsequently shut him out from society
For some years he had subsisted
upon the bounty of his friends, who were
many, and what he earned by contribu-
ting TO Miss Braddon's magazine. In
the pocket Of the dead man the police
found letter dated December IA, 1870,
from the Hon. Henry George II. Roper
Curzon, sending with Mrs. Curzons
kind regards the sum of two guineas,
which he allowed the deceased monthly.
II WAS stated that, although Boyd was
only for,y-.even years OF age. by reason
Of trouble he appeared TO be at least
seventy wears old
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Case Of Monitor w.. Beeeher.

New YORK, January ll.-Messrs'
Sherman and Sterling, counsel for Rev.
II. w. Beecher, in the suit brought
against HIM for malicious Prosecution. by
Francis d. Moulton, to-day, served on
General Pryor, counsel for the plaintiff
a demurrer, upon the grounds that !he
complaint does not state facts sufficient
TO constitute a cause of action.
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Mr.. HILLS speech gives some very
minute details of the causes of the "Ad-
dersonville atrocities" on the strength
Of which so much political capital has
been made. They have never before
seen the light of history. They are well
worth careful perusal.
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Csssssssss ssssss ssA nsDs MsShss
FROM the Cincinnati Knqs1ss<.
MospAY EvEHIso, January 10.

~
There has been . more active demand
for good stock during the pest vssk. asd
wit6 . light supply prioes rule higher,
bat inferior animals are dIfIcuh 20 ssil.
Almost all offered were sold. l
HozsEs-Thsre 10 good demand Tor
street ra,lrosd stock, with ssles - 500
10, and good 70 choscs driven q el3es
go, but common hofsss are duil st ttOS
60, and inferior range down 70 tlS. The
saies we're about 275 head. One car Va
taken for Baltimore and one for Rich
mond.
NuLn-Thsrs b more scsivs de-
msnd Tor prime mules. which srs wanted
chisfy for the Southern msftsts. 1AG
iI,-hssd mules sold - ee0690, and 10
hands ct e9oslD. A few srtrs foii st
Sl25Sl60.
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FOREIGN.

Cardfnai LeasehSUskf 10 be LJbeS-
aseA.
LoxDos, January ia Berlin spec.
isl says the government has determined
70 liberste Cardinal Ledochovski incon-
dItion.Ily st the eIpirstioa of his term
Of imprisonment, but be will Be closely
watched and again a-raigned IL be At
tempt< 20 exercise bis episcopal functions
or oibsrwise infrings co eclesisstical law,
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profa.,,y 10 be Punished.

COLUMBUS January lin the Senate
70 day, bill was introduced imposing
fine of fifty dollars fine for taking the
name Of God in vain.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northwest to
southwest winds, stationary temperature
and light snow.
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PrrTsBUnoH, January 1l>-Petrcleum
-NaYket frm and moderately active:
crude 81 IS At Psyksrs; refined i3sc,
Philsdelpha delivery.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Deaths DOings. .

WASHINGTON, January ll.--John
Wilson, formerly Commissioner of the
General Land Office and Third Auditor
of the Treasury, died te day aged IS years,
Mrs. BARLEY, wife of Judge BARLEY and
sister of General Sherman, died last
night.
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VOL. l3.
at'heelina 2e9ister.
AlIbusiness letters and com.
muuicatiOns, intended for
this paper, should be address
estoTHE REGISTER, Wheel
Ing, w. Va

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at ll2s.
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ErnptiOns, Pinpies, Rough skin

The system being pu; Under the inan-
ence of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery for a few weeks, the skin becomes
smooth, clear, soft ana velvety, and be-
ing illuminated with the glow of perfet
health from within, true beauty stands
forth in all its glory. The effects OF all
medicines which operate upon the sys-
TEN through the medium of the blood
are necessarily somewhat slow, no mat
ter how good the remedy employed.
While one to three bottles clear the skin
of pimples, blotches, eruptions, yellow
spots, comedones, or "grubs,' dozen
may possibly be required To cure some
cases where the system is rotten, with
scrofulus or virulent blood poisons. The
cure of all these diseases, however, from
the common pimple TO the worst scrofu-
Ia is, with the use Of this most potent
agent, only q matter Of time. Sold by
dealers In medicines.
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Currency i2.'s
RAILROAD BoNps-Firm, with the eI-
ception Of Hannibal and st. Joe converti.
BILE, which declined to SO, but reacted al
the close to Sl}.
STATE BoNDs-Steady.
STocKs-At the opening OF bushes,
on the Stock Exchange there was break
in Hannibal and St. Joe shares 10 lsI
for common, and 26 for preferred. On
kilograms from the West that some
parties were about making move
for the appointment Of q receiver, the
whole market was affected slightly
by the above, but subsequently, became
Arm and advanced, continuing firm to
the close, when the highest prices Of the
day were prevalent. The Western
shares were the favorites In lato
transactions. Northwestern wns
prominent in the advance, preferred ris-
ing to SO and common to 40i. St. Paul
was strong and advanced to 70l for pre-.
terred and ga for common. Lake Shore
at the final close was Hrmer and advsnc-
ed to 6i, the highest point Of the present
upward movement. Hannibal and ST.
Joe recoved TO 70a for common, and A.,
for preferred; Western Union rose 10 76j
and was strong. The earnings Of the
Milwaukee and st. Paul road fhow an
increase of 5000 for the frst week in
January, compared with last year. The
net earnings Of the Michigan Central for
November last were $l93,66l. II. W.
Miller, an operator on the bear side, fail
nAh a l. A
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otface Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

ANEw YORK, January ll.-MoSEY--
At per cent, and closed easy At
per cent. Prime mercantile paper
elias per cent. Customs receipts 1885,
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
POI 600. Clearings $S6,0OO,0 900. Sterling
Exchange quiet 4s4A@4Ss3.
GoLD-Opened st ll3, advanced 10
llSs, fell of to ll2i and closed at ll2i.
Rates paid for carrying were A. 8, 81, I
and 4 per cent.
GovERNMESrs-Quiet and steady.
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Personal "Reminiscences as n Pris-
OuPr.

Mr.. Blaine had said that no COnieder-
ate prisoner in the hands Of the Federal
authorities had suffered, but that they hal
always been allowed to buy whatever
they wanted, and the only answer he
would give to that was that he himself
had once had the honor of being in
prison in the North and the first day of
his imprisonment the officer in charge of
the prison had kindly told him he would
put him en- Andersonvlle fare, and would
not allow him to buy anything. He
(Hil) only got released from imprIson-
ment after ten days efforts before Gen.
Dix, of New York. He then proceeded
10 discuss the cause OF
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
5teamboats ano Railroads.
TALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION or FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE wORLD.KEN OWNED STEAMERS
pRTgTOI. AND PROVIDENCE

LNALL XIV Elk LINE.
Il REDUCTION or FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE wORLDBEN OWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier 2s, North River, foot OF Murrayst.
DAILY SUNDAYS. June II to sept 10 ncusive) at D. M
Tickets secured at principal hotels and cSe'
Cen Pass Aeen. BORDEN q LOWELL, Agents.
pENNSYLVAN RAILROAD:-THE
GREAT T.U L!E 9SP nNLdGD a Of e.Ios a s and
Coitlmdtst. ferries, as follows: - ,, w., sn eon,,
with luan Palace cas- attached $3.50 a. R and $50 p H.
For Siamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $50 a. m
snd $50 m connecting at CORY for lus'le, Petroleum
For baltimore. Washington aud the South Limited wesh
$50 arrives at Washington at 4l0p m Regular at $40
d. ESpTess G cl fdsdeirhia T. 5:6 s4o o.so a. M 1880
slo5 o. Z O. ? NJ snd u night sunday, D 6, 4 $50
F Nsy9rs eva ga a e. 6$C KOS TO- 9o ND No 6 Il p DO
$50 7;90 $40, 10 llSO p m7 aud II night sunday
l. FoG 5 afS3 S a q? l6 49, S So S 5lo sa 5S
so $50, ST. I, ana $40 p u.
ESr S%s @ 70 s. 20 20 J. ,d III ID lS o g. dS
T. $40 i M AID y night suaasy 6,2G eSG and 5L y " 7,
~. m, 23o. 800 and $50 =. m ,o,o.oo
eiO D. M and + night sunday p M
For East hillstone, II A. m, 8, and $50 r m
Fer PRINCETON, z, s:iO q. m. 2:3O ? 4lO, and p
ior Pill sSur ana Bsi5de1c $50 a. m and m.
For Elem neton, 90 a. N and P: N.
Trenton Bordeut0wn burlington, aud Camden, 1850 and
go a. M, l2.5G . 4, .. ana pm
For Freoh0ii, 1:30a H., and a. o p m.
For Farnngdae and Squan Z 80 n. IN. ana r. m
For Hghstowu, Penbsrton ana Camden via Perth Amboy
D.. m. Monmouth JunC Ou, 40 ..
Ptm'rrton, 4. Perth Alnboy,
and 7:SO q. ~. via Monmouth Junction. 1900
Trains e follows Pittsburgh cb5 AMI 1880
Il: p. daily lO5 and G:'O p m daily
Washington and Baltimore, 62O n,
s:05 5:l5 ana 1925 p. sunday, 6lO r. m Prom Pnia
de nj a $40 G:2J. 500 1913 ll2O, llJf 2lb, $50
5;i5 6lO. 600 Si4. aud 1925 y NJ sunday BIO, b-o'
q 80. ll:o4 IN, $50. end lt:2J p n -
III and ga Broadway, No. Asor HOusc,
and foot DeSlIosscs and Coraudt.ts.; No. Conrs,
BROOKLYN and nos Ia, Il ant llS HudsOns, hoDoSeh
hmigraIt Ticket once. No. : iattery place -
ID VI. BOY 4. j.. Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL 81 1876.
Doaro ano Rooms.
Country Board.


Country Board.
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accom-
~ modatcd pleasant HOME country YiDasei 10
Other boar hour from NewY0rk CITY Address Box
II, sing sing, ~ Y
COUNTRY BOARD.-Desirable accOmmOda-
" tion .or families single gentlemen AT Orange valley
less than i've wax from the station rooms airy ana
comfortable with plenty o. shaie Application be made
a. 80 West ldth-st, until the ist OF May.
GAT'rSKILL MOUNTAINS.
" sun BOARD among the intains may be secured
and trouble saved by immediate application at my ONCE
where dcocrptiye registry kept aud negotiations cen
Quoted between The parties J. T. WILLIAMS 40 West
Thirty fourth st., over North River savings ans.
nESIRABLE ACCOMMODATIONS for grown
r. persons adults Dc obtained miles from Norwalk
Address II. hANClNI, NofHsls Conn
ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS in FLUSH
H ING BAY-l5 minutes on cars the place is haey
shaded gOol fishing, bostIng, bathing, &c. 10 mnrtes walk
from depot ior sta1lng terms low. Apply to GEO
MckIBBiN, 6G Wail-st.
SARATOGA SPRINGS.-COuntry Board, 2i2
- miles west oi Saratoga springs place beautifully stu
ated modern house large, shady lawn, azla,
croquet groud abundant table farm iuxnries spring water
25c rnd trip; from - to $40 Address Box lZ"s
Saratoga Springs
WITH BOARD, TO one family for the sum,
w season. pleasantly situated house corner OF
Cahlrnest and GTeenOugh place Newport i,hOne dsIsna
good able adjoining For particulars address MIS- hOhi
son, 81 M9dsonsve, New-l ork
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PEOPLE" LINE STEAM
A BoATs ssye Pier saa ~ AZ A. pdist. 5 Da sorI and west
Np1r,cEPORT. and all points on Hoqsat0nnlEc 13nE
'WVans,tnck railroads Fare 81 STEAMER BIZ ~
PJt 4 lesvos Csthsrne-'hP AZ ii''o T. u" N'4
r,fTiNOPE AND OHIO RAILROAD. o...
ALi ave NeuYork from foot Of DesOfosseS anu Oor'
s; for Washington and The West FunsR 1n pefor PSD
care ron NeT, enc Gl ay cars from baltimore 70 PITTS
5Sie G ao 5qesq,oc ,or coam5as l85Si Indianapolis
NSG[ a1 and south savannah yo1g F9rGa 70
255 ? r. S~jr ans Through cars RON new LII auih dsy
Isltin ore aui Washington Pullman Sa.viH sf Iouis
s from baltimore 10 Chicago Cincinnati 9' +'''
sss a Ss wasnmeton ne s2gh and west nd S on
ii,oort o Ciucinnau 81 LOUIS, cc ma iAs t 'i,
no,ons Louisville inGaasPo&s, & t9s Tas fSf ici
Wcst CbSc C1abJS =" "sav.2nah Forlda New Orlcans and
ne Houth Through seepers bauHl0'o '"u >
oiFyoagh tickets please can at companys ofees @ oo
Ask FOR TICKETS VIA BALtl A01E AN -
CITIZFNS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for 4, II101 ,,8J,t'
CsAEAToeA LAKE cHA kt4IS = and Ia al JOINS Sori
THE ADIRONDACKs hoN 10 ,|G All points he ele
can't sSsmboss Line leave n DAlLr aver iost Ls s
e~iedl III & d n Pier Norm csaral Rgsselasr
oSnncene morning gam Sn On and coHncctsg railroads
9S saa SaI ee so eqeeIsdt M tSRY e sapi
CEYTRAL RAILROAD OF BE- NV wv ERSEY ~; y:
" ALLENI0~,SS - New, Ycrk foot oi Lb.rtys COnnects
4 D. -olIl
al lS RI Tsck snd H. r.; al psDufg "ln lsl-h
WI w5g D Division also with lsn NSey haI9aH; a.
.ct lie 10 HARRISBURG PtIsDhrsh duu te "NS'' "' "
LIvtCsi IvSs iip ps, ,'nsVl,auih ana New-IOlk state
Cou''" WINTER ARIA CEMENT.
l. .-I Leave NeN-N ORR as 1ONOws;
Sa ny NgVs TaAIs Esston Belyldtre. bethleh@m
nj Hi.stenn. Msuch Chunk Iamaqua Iananehu' Mlkes
hsTr5 Pot,vllis scranton, &C.
VA Dunelen
~ ~ Train Flom ngtOn md Easton connects
At innction win pei, Lack aud Wesi. X X .,-, -.
NJ EXPRESS "a ~ except SunGaYs) Tor
ZION AIrpoon Harrisburg, anu the West connects NJ
Leon foT dsuch Chunk. Tamaqua. TowHnds, WuSesbaTe
- 's1tlle Serzutou Daov lie, N4isRsYOrt &c.
tyyo1Eo !, -Wzv irain for SOmerG 10 aud Remington
,,,p pcf9Uk Tsmaqu2 Mahancy City, Hsz.eton, wilkes
s,rs Reainr Columbia, Lancaster Ephrata, PotsNhe,
NJ W-FxPREss for Easton, BelvdeTe, Bath Mauch
ct,"k '0Nsesb1rrc and scranton.
nv Train for Duncllen.
S99 n MAY Train for EtstOn, Allentown, and MGuch
Junction with Del, Lack. AMI west r. H.
go D. u--Way Train for Somervlie anu tlenilngtoh
5G6 d N Way tram FOR Dunellen 49, .,,-..
n-FyENING LIPREsS, daily, for Easton, Allentown,
,1ch Cspnk MnEesD2rrs, TOwsnda Readng and HarIls-
bUrg. ~. .o- So,,.rv,a
eo1 n m " rain FOR SOHIcrViue
eSnp m-May Tram for Dunel en-;
700 q m.-Way Train for SOnerFlIe
$50 D. m.-FOr EastOn IN
Y1f1 n n-Way IT2in f1r Du eucu 80 -. . q -
Tor rizgpeth al $50 6:i5 $50. z, $50 f;49 D. S4a,
o es1 I,cl5. lil5 q. m; 2 n. l249, l, <, Z4ol .
An S15 A. lI5, 40. 4b. 5, 5l5, $3.50, O;45 o. oI0'
$50 Z A. $50 $3.50, 1880, LIZ, ~ p ID. , ~
W." " '' t. RlChER, Supt ana Eng
FP BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent ----