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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24

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pOer Sting 1T iepenfaaS elm per3aubertes
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unteriu@en, meiue Serridaften,@ rief bel
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einiummeln, rper fur unb witer rleineu
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auf bic Stirn trat, irie th bal6 roth, Bale
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Serr SsanOniti9 fuhr iubeS fort, Stiurmer
su famuleln unb fam mir thinner ndber.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24

SSsAN ~ Nkt
Mafft bon @dhtern, 9ubpahen , Gunu.
den uno Olenern aaer 4rt Iebt, uno pps
NIT He ii@ ben lteben lansen Gag beIhdf,
tisen 2 Gaerotnss erhalten fie au 3eiten
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dung eineS u~naebsuren BermSsens anp.r'
traut, rrslaes in ben eiuerIen 8aulihfei.
ten oeS alien Seratl tn @eftalt BON toff.
barren @tnrt9tun9en, f~eltenen Weffen
s~inselesten Suwelen, alien unb mcoer
aen &unitsesenftdnben aufseftapeIt III
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benz duBerfen Puntte Der 9al6tnfel BOZ
StambuI bon 3wet nerl@iebenen @a5
fern, lem Warn1pra =Ueeere mi
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pielmehr etn Gpnslcmeret bon SduIern
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bort mirb aud Der aeifesfrante Sultul
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Sat ben nnfans elmer tleinen Stabt BOZ
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beiAatten unb BITE sOlbenen 4uppeln b
5ahlreihsn 6tpsts laffen bos Serutl, DO
rrelher Settle 4 f@ aud .ndtert, al
elm unperslethli4 prietneles ArAtteftul
lsebiloe eri@etnen. Bon ieineri tetterer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-24

Wepr man bon einent Der Seniter bes
Seraa sinen 8ltf auf ben Sospcrua
h~inauspirft, bGnH hat man fofrrt etn
8anoihaftSbilo, pelheS faft bic Wplterien
oeS Balaftes persefien MAIDEN farm: Sfus
tart NIT fetnen Ralnlen' uno @ppreHen=
sdrten, Be;a NIT ietnert Sduierueer unb
ben 8pspuruS, be6edt nit aatqolen Buns
ten, ruhelpien Gahr3eusen -. Sn Der
Mdhe zines SultanIises iammelt ii9 aue>
ieit etne hlbi@e @plpnie bon unteririrs
fiSen unb trdsen unterthanen an, uelne
eutfhiofsn ftn6, in ietnem Snatten elm
8arafitenleben 81 flbrem Die es6Bte
Saulbeit unb Nrmutb berri&t toter trrs
mer IN Der ur1oebune beg 9eraii unb iult
BIER f6mfnt bic tirtti4e Snbolen3 am berrs
ltdften sur Griheinuna.s 3sben Der Die
neri1aft TN alten Serail rnuB NOD etne
ean6e @plcnie pon pnraftens untertaleu
tuerben. Oafel6e lit natirtl& Der 5au
TN reuer Gerail, ober tn Der Winterres
iicena, .tpte fe aud s~enannt pirb, in
Donna : 8atf6. Ot6t Bet 6emIel6en
ltest bds Ocrf Seihiftafd. belien eele BE-
ruohner nut ron Zen; Gbfdaen Der arpB<
hsrrltAen Gafel kten. Gissnili6 ban
ben Nbf6Isn res 4bfdae eenn erlt tras
bic Otsnerlhaft Ibria Idbt, seIdnst an Bic
8araften unb bann bleibt nod senuo
iibrtB fir BITE ;abQofen, ga bp,loen Sunbe.
SIN alien Seratl ionen sit an einem Sage
finfaunoert Stld SaumeI e.i4lahtet
tporben Ietn. Dauab tam man lid beis
lduFs& einen 3 Besriff mdGen BON ber
Noiis Der ibrtsen Natrunssmittel unb tes
&etpert8. &ssagE
SIN ODlmas8 atih perben berseit, in
6olse beS etuseii6rten S%palfpItems, nuI
nod bunbert Stid tdsltn sef6lahtet.
Nuliirlid min ben seuiithli@en Bempb'
nern bes OcrfeS 8eIhiftai& icl@e Mas.
resel nitt S~uiaeen, lie eeten baaer fur
entihIohan 3u ben MaIccntenien l6er uni
tare Strmmen perhen pnhriGeinli4 nm
10 Sernehmli6sr. neil i6re Masen mitfnurs
rem. Damit lit aber nnr crit BITE Gripa'
runs Bet elmer ietr serineflsteen Nussabt
beriibrt, bic @tnridtunsen, &~eprdleniotion;
Qpfltaat, @rpBplrbentrdser WI. no, u.
{. 10. finb nod cor niht tn Wttletcen.
l4aft eeScaen unb nod entfernt niht be,
Sarent, tpelher betanntlin In YretipIer
uno anberen 4leinieteiten nlebr rerlblns
in einem Wpnute, als wte tunhert O5rfe
Beiatftai4 In e:nsm Sabre. A. B.
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Ocean Gteamers.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ sTFi usitfp LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
soUTHAMPToN. AND BREMEN ,oyr~
c0MpAr.Y,S Of sfsCOND-sf.. bO8OkfN.
NECKAR SATURDAY. AFTl Il WEsEl. saraH' XIV
MAIN Ami 81 MOStI Satlt
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEWIOsk 70 SouIhAhF'
TON, UAVRE OR BREHEN "a -,
FIRST cApIS 500 gold SECOND CABIN, 600, gold
SIEERAGE, $50 currency. ,,...,s
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid steefase Ne
Gates, $50 currency.
'oi A"e OELRICus a Co. Bowling green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
~ GENERAL TRANsATLAErI0 cohPAAnSfHsa %NJn
CALM PLYMOUTH &C. b. for the ianaink Oh p-sseh
gers. - A., ,,..,, p;x., to,, NJ Aortop st .
avery slIernaie "Wednesday. beginning with; . - = .. -
.rT HITiTNT Ischesnez Wednesday, April 49, $50 d M
Fer particulars address -. ~, =. n.oo,rov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

HISTORY AND HANDBOOK OF Photography.
Traosaje the French OF GAsTJN Tbs NiiR I2i:od
J. TfOs.sON. l2.no Pp so scONlA NHI''lactGi4hs
C0mpa1N
The frs. germ of photography is traced
back in III volume the camera obscr7,, invented Tor
initiated io:G Il cr BacOnl hy BattIstS Fola Italian
philosopher q i6.h ceHtlry. About the same timc
III action o: light tic ntIstcs Of silver accident
a!y discovered by OF the medieval aciicnisis,
VA ed Fabr,ius !Ic throw salt into q Sou-
,io 81 nitrate OF silver, and obtained milk"he pre-
1T chloride OF silver which became suddenly black
x eu as ray Of sunlight fell on the surface. Eat It
WI, not iuiu nearly two centuries after that The
u pcipe Of photography OWNED by one TipLacne
o. " Rocbo, native Of Normandy ana an
,.,aal but cratic thinker. In whimsical book pub
sod ia 1863 bc Describes process OF coating piece
. CANVAS with etrtsin subtle matter The oAectof which
Il u a- 60 that OF the mirror but thccl0tb, as Is not
-, ~ with the mirror retains fac-simile 81 tire IMAGE
- r-ror" ne SAYS, represents the images faithfully
it r,fns none; the canvas represents them no less
= hut retains them all. The impression OF tae
,a. . instantaneous Tic canvas Is removed AID de
ps u darE place. An hour after the Impression 10
rr nd You lave picture the more precious ia that no
- ca, initiate IL truthfalness." La less than twenty
,,,t. f.o,a Tax tnae, seheele, tAe great swedisa
c.e.,i.i d. scgyeFa that chloride Of SILVER NJ
,,rrc sens,i,ts 20 6iRe and violet rays than
tj,oc Of a ,esa ard red color. About the year l'so'
P.csso7 CsE,3s. the celebrated aerobaui, made the
,, us, q. ~, earer7, obscra for attempting 10 proocc
rsdia.ea.asy 1,aotog :apAs- The aaiaoi gives III III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

tcrcsng account of the discovery and development OF
tho ar, by Dsguerre and Nepce describing tho success
sve stems In the progress Improvement by different ex-
pcrmcntes ~ tho present time lie appears to possess
fair and impartial mind, aiming to do Justice to the
share Of the respective Inventors In the history OF pho
tography and the defects of ms statement may be
ascrbed less 10 the want of canGOr than To
the want of Information. IL might have been
expected, however, OF the English editor, that
he would not have been ignorant OF the ORR
gnal services Of our distinguished townsman. Pro
fcssor John w. Drape who the frat to succeed IN
taking portraits life and who published an account
OF It in the London and Edinburgh Philosophical jour
nal" after Daguerre's process made kuo wn IN
America and when the inventor himsef had given up
the problem az impractcabe No notice Of CHS signal
discovery is taken in the volume, Of Dr. Diapers
subsequent contributions to the chemistry OF tue art nor
of d. Henry Diapers admirable application OF pho-
Biography astronomical observation The omission II,
perhaps part atOned for by reference to the highly
successful laors OF Rutherfurd in the same depart
ment of practical science
HOW TO CAMP OUT. BY JOHN II. GOULD. l2mo PIP l54
ScribDcr, Armstrong, u Co
The counsels of an old campagncr presented
in this volume may prove OF service to those intending
10 pass the Summer IN forest excursions. There are
different ways to meet the perf ana excitement of life
in the woods For small parties especially the author
recommends travelling foot in the roa<s OF settled
country, carrying blanket. food, tent ana cooking
utensils Several other plans however described,
and the emineItIy practical o tbs authnf MAKES
his useful manual for the en;crprsing tOUTif who
prefers bed of ne:nlOck bouehs and the uncertain
cuisine OF the wilderness to the Injuries OF civilized fe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
A BoOK OF AMERICAN EXPLORERS By THoNAe
wENTwORTI HiGGINsON. l2mO. Pp. 3e1. Lee d Shepard

A BOOK OF AMERICAN EXPLORERS: BY THOMAS
wRNTwORTI HiGGINsON. l2mO. Pp. 3o1. Lee d shephn'
Instead of compiling a methodical narrative
from the store OF extant materials for the early history
of America the editor OF this volume has made seec
ton from original documents of the primitive writer's
presenting them in their genuine integrity with no
change but that of the photography Hence bis book bas
IN air OF quaintness and antique simplicity Illustrative
OF the authors and their times, and Is sure 10
command a good deal OF interest. not only for
its information, but relic OF tie olden
days and ia faef a curiosity o. Literature. Nj lig-
ginson Justly compares those easy narratives to Rob
fnson Crsoe and does not rate too highly his ehdcaVo
TO introduce the modern reader to their charming fresh
ness arI naivet6 Among other selections the volume
contains the legends OF The Northmon in the tenth cen
tury the letters Of Columbus and his cOmpaiohS, tie
adventures DE Solo, Of Captain John Smith, and Henry
Hudson ana memorials Of the Pilgrims at Plymouth
and of the Colony OF Massachusetts Bay Its contents
arc mere o. les familiar 10 the antiquarian student but
TIE g,.srl reader has the Opportunity for the first
tine OF comparing these precious documents ia col
Tested fG.JB.
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Ncm prblifatious.
~ b. PETERSON g. BROTHERS
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
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REAL ESTATE
Egw-YoRK, Thursday, April IL, 1877
The following auction sales were made ut the

Egw-YoRK Thursday, April IL, 1877.
The following auction sales were made at the
Exchange SaesrOom to-day;
By 7. r. S,srenson, Jr.
four house aud lease OF lot, NO 20 Me7s
AStist n a he; 9Th 6thayes lot 20 WOO C"tunl
ba College lease dated /. 1865, term II years , ,.a
$3.50
Bs 4. H. Muller & son.
threestory and basement brick h0use, win plot Oh
land Nos I29 and 428 Peail-st n 8, cor Madisons
pi0t SCysOG aIso story and basement brcs
hons t. Win lots sSe; Ts eS . na $50 100
Bg scott & NprTs 49,
lot 8 East l3'th-s'' 80 IL " Vi 4'na'' ' s2725
o0 ms % c,r s7tb at o. Eno.. 1850
lots on lihSys ADJOINING above oacn 1929
lots on litlave ADJOINING ABOVE cat" 240o
oi - 40 a cor All at 2S axlOo; Mr. Weeks 1890
lots West sGts, d IVo OF 1850
LOT. West St,ist 100 Il OF llthave, 25YlOoS o'"V
lois on Grand BoucvaTi cor S7thst each Z'ox c,n
lots On Grand Bsssa $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
po,r DgOpJEs TINE

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
AL ". r.. every weekday at m, connecting at Aloany
with railway North and West StaerUOms wareu NY
steam pipes during the cool months 49, - =, -, -.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
~ and Nangatuck railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CAthxne alp AZ 3o and bridgeport al
II d.. IA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD;

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .
Trains NewYork, Desl,rosses and Cortlands
Streets Ferries, follows: - -, -,
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south VITA
Pullman Palace Cars attached, $40 M, aud $50 p IN
daily x.,--.o a. -
For Wramsnort Lock Haven, CORY and Erie stS3Op n,
connecting TtNsYIe Petroleum CsutTr the
on re SiOns. Tor WiamspOr and Lock Haven. $50 2 m
For baltimore Washington and Tire South, Limited ASH
ngon Express OF Pullman ar0r Cars daily excerpt sunday
at $50 Washington 4o p ~. Regular nc o:+o
a m, l, c. and p M Sunday and o. 10 n .o ,.,.s,
Philadelphia, $50 $40
lo33 A. M l. 4 & g. z. $50 D. ard I2 night sunday
$50 H. g. G. Z, $50 and knigriit and second eisss
Z pm. 1890, -.- .. -. ,.,.,o
For trains Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton, Tren
ton Perth Amboy. Fleming ton bclydere and ether points,
sec local schedules at all ticket Offices $500.
1910 D. m daily; lO:l0 a aud $50 p M daily except
monday From Washington and Baltimore ESQ 800 o. ~,
4io 9io ana 1920 sunday 10 s1g so t oG
40 BIO $50 $40 l00 and 100 p NJ sguaay' o;oS'
1tckei Ceicas 526 and ga Boadway, No Astor House.
ard loot Of Dgsbrd.ses Cortsndtsts No Courisi
Prookyn; Nos ia, 49, and llS HEdsonst Hobakon Ds
Dot Jersey City Emgrant Ticket Once 70 Gaery place
FRANK THOMSON. u NJ bO1D IL,
General Manager. General passenger AgehE
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Drocklnn properip Go Eet.

A TO LET or FOR SALE-A three story
Hs BRICK FACTORY North FtTstst, brooklyn, Ed,
with good eune boiler &c; rooms 10 feet g lighted All
around r.. YOUNG IS Scher1Derhorist, irOOklyl.
TI'O LET'S story brick SCHOOl.-HOUS NO.
1 1873 Renseli.sl SstOry brick DWELLING l1y Val
louVhbVst. GORDON l.. FORD, % Clark at, brooklyn.
Fg'O LET-On Prospect-place, Brooklyn, near
FIithavc, the meiin-sizcd threesiory BRICK house
known a. No o. good order IL VIII be rentc low
ROBERT :. BCSSTNG 20i MOntaguest, Brooklyn
ITO LET-DwellIngs i'll Brooklyn: 2I3 De
4 praNy 3-stOry, basement ana SUB cehri
~ rooms modern improvements; large yar within - ain
utes $3.50 cheap. Also Is Jeler
ST near Frankavc 3stOry, basement and Sio cellar
ycstibe ard all the modern improvements rent 5000
Either to be at ali tines, or Apply 10 j. "ALi4-h
STOOPS. rs Bcekman.st
400 FIRST-pLACE.-IIa Handsome f0ur-stOry
so House; elegant Locations owner keeps IN thnf0ugn
LANES agent Montague ST. Brooklyn. or H. L. Moore
Continental Ins. Co, l02 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13
Gitp Real Gsiate for Sale.

Gitn Real @sia!e for Sale.
ENOR SALE or to RENT, unfinished, full
HOUSE in Lexington ave near 30i-
st. W. 49, CROSBY, 100 Broeiway Equitable Building.
nor SALE-At great sacrifice, elegant four
story hiyhs:oop bTownsoue HOUSE. on Madison ave,
near 18Th st. Central Parka B0s desirable su
alton. join = Hli'9oN, i'7I. ou dNc.
NOR SALE--A medium sized double brown
4 stone HOUSE, No 81 East 75thstr bet. Madison and
Fifth Avenues moderate Terms easy. Immediate
possession II desired. Inquire on PROMISES,
FOR SALE-Twcnty- orc years LEASE OF
FOUR LOTS lOOxO0 foot West 18Th ST. brick sheds,
stable and Office 100 water front with bukhead Rent
$500. Apply 10 . >, ,,r.,,,,,,- no so,, al, .uo
EOR SALE-Or rent, very low, my RESi-
DENCE, when Horace Greeley lived with me an Ole CANT
house, esCGed and IN nslcd lot ZJ1lUO "a
b7ths ncer Genital PARK block all but upon. ADDRESS
A. J. JOHNSON, owner,
IL Great JOnesst, hear Broadway.
CMOKY CHIMNEfS CURED.-No cure no
- nav Cooking Ranges that heat the rooms above; war
ranied. Hull. GRIPfEN d Co., 3daVe, ABOVE %oes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-13

DISEASE AND HEREDITY BY H. > DI6DALh~ o'o
pp 10 O. p. Fntnams SONS
The Investigations whose results are presented
ir this treatise undertaken at TIE INSTANCE Vi VIC
New York Prison Association OF which the author u
member OF the Executive Committee IL consists oi '"o
psr,s the first being devoted ~ family OF signal noto
r1ety IN the Annals OF crime who designated by re-
,,tious name and the second giving detailed account
Of an examination Of conycts on "a very am
,le scale comprising their physical, meni"i
moral and ancestral traits. The mielinoh Vi 'e
writer was to test the accuracy Of the Poohc
records Of crime in h, STATE TO establish the Vuuc VI
expcrt work In making minute census OF ihh prison
potuation and lay the basis for wider Application
of the method of research pursued in the study OF the
"luke" family The Jukes certainly re!harhaoic
race aAorang sinsuiarly curious collection oI hpec
mems Illustrating original SIN and hereditary hsiilsns
sion ard presenting materials of rare interest Tor tho
study of human character IN its morbid pervcrsons In
an interior comfy Of New-Yor& the author found six
prrns under four family names who all proved TO he
blood relations The oldest man Of ittyiVe was await
ing trial for receiving stolen goods his daughter ase
eighteen, WAS held witness; her uncle, agcd
fofy-two committed for burglary the he-
ultimate daughter of the iaiter's wife, aged
twelve years, upon whom the latter had attempted
ropc WAS TO be sent to the rc;omatOry ~ vaGrGht
and her two young brothers were accused or an as
sau with intent Kill. These persons belonged Ia Il
long lineage reaching back 80 some Of the carly colohSs
who had nterHTred so slightly WIN the enEFdnI PoPh-
laton of the old world that they may be cae' strictly
American family. They had lived in the sauie lJca'lfN
for many generations, and were so deslsrd by Their
ligborS that family had become term OF
leItoach Most of the ancestors were squaiicr> upon
The soil They lived in LOG or stone houses He Save
loyels, all ages, sexes, relations ana s'rahSe's
hcrding together like animals. Some OF them oc-
c,uicd the same shanties That Were built nearly
= century ago. In where there are Two rooms
N,s of course such thing dOmosticty The i0hder
,f tins model family descendant Of the early Dutch
tecrs born as long ago at least Us 1910 lie is de
c?bed as hunter and fisher, hard d1nker social ana
i!y in his disposition hating steady work. and becoming
lnd in his old age entang ms blindness upon his chill
,ren and grandchildren The moral history OF THIS lecu
liz race is traced By the author with ninu ness an ac
.liracy throwing much light on the problems OF ,he
genesis Of crime and the cultivation Of character His
,v,r will naturally command the interest of the phan
thropst and social TeiOImer and it equally worthy the
attention of the psychological student
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Gitn propertn 90 fet.

SIU Wv H~f'
rsNO LET, Furnished or Unfurnished-Ihe
4 HOUSE 40 202 East litls. viii be put In complete
order The wOuld bo1ri with the tenant
rsO IET-Eegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES Madsonaye a side streets near the Pafs;
three Stories cabinet finish, with Mirrors %c rent
from $500 5000. Apply J. 4. WOODS office North
Company II and 10 Warrcis New
York between II aud o'clock.
eh(AiA RENT -1O5 East 7Sth-st three
ID sFsDO stories Handsomely irescOel brown stone.
rutland & WHITING. > Beekman-st.
al ONO HANDSOMELY FuRNlSSHED
I'D StJtB. 81 Fast ninths, opposite Columbia
lawn eleven ooms good order; Mag |; apply before L.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CITlZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ TROY connecting with ali railroad lines North East
and West. New and magnificent steamboats, leave daily
Saturdays Gxecpted) at ". r. foot q
tickets ali
points. JOSEPH coRNELf- SUPERINTENDENT
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
of Cierks0n.st up town.
Commencing l.. 1S77-TTains leave York foo M
Iiberty.st, as follows:
6S0 .. n-For Pennington Ea.ton. Belyidere Maucn
Chunk, TaTaaqua, WiikesDarTe, Elnlira, &c.
9iJ a. For East0n, Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk Tarna
qua. Wkesbarre, Wfliamspori, &c.
1890 m and $50 D. m-Por sosneryiie and bennington
?. m.-For Flsmingfon, Eason NaDch Chunk, wilkes
barre, Tansqua Hazleon, Reading, POttsyie
APP M For Easton, Beiyfdctc, and Catssauqua. ="
5:sO D. m. daily-Eor Easson Allentown Harrisburg
S:35 D. m.-FOr EasiOn. -
Leave foot Of GARRISON AZ 61B tbs, 8ig 9ls lolS
Ills 4 ~. I245, 3:I5, 4:l5. 6l5, 7l5, Has " m.
For trains to local points see time table at stations
SUNDAY TRAINs-Iraye foot Liberty At $50 m
330 2p M Bound Brook and intermediate polnts and
at $50 D. m. for Easion. Reading. and HARRISBURG
Trains leave Aratoy, ked Rank, Long Branch
an Grove. DC, from foot Lterty.st. slS lI4i N,
AIS 5:l5 D. m; foot GARRISON 81, IL a IN.
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Real Gsta!c 90 Exchange.

EDR EXCH AN g 1.-Two brown-stOne
H. HOUSES. In desirable neigitoriIoods IN the City Of
Jokyn to EXCHANGE for two small places IN Orange,
49,
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i the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN HAiLRoAD;-Fsrs
lower than other te CoulmcncnS NOVemDsr -
1876 leave NewYork from Pier North River loot OF REQ
tOrst: ~ -,
D. NJ for Philsdelphla Long Branch Toms River Ware
town and Tnckerton. W +. SNEDEN. Gen. Manager.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
IS77Leaye depot. foot Of CortaHdt and sts az
20 y m Night Express daily, for Easton, bethlehem, Al
leniown Mauo hunk. Wkcsbarro, Plttston, sayre hnA
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo AlssaIa Fas ana mo
West Pumans sleeping coaches attached ,,.,
EODT. IL. sAYRE, sUp't and Engr
Gouerul Eastern Office Church CortauotstA
GUN MlNliS AGENT