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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03


ers met yesterday morning pursuant
tn adiournmept. A full Board wa,
- no. =.
present. iue io'io"i"s BUSINESS "s'
transacted:
BILLS
U,rmo, c,.rL,s cees s-s o5.
Mrs Uoch Uoan,,at nursa So. a.
Hishon nost u,o,tem axaminstion $50.
a. RRxhon hnts'nn 1910, 81, "a.
40 RisI,or ho,jin7, -;,dnas, 40 IL.
Iock wool = Ram,in.1on nar.hsndi.e
81 IL. n = cSncLa,~ q ~ m~ar,.h.n'
disc az "a. q w N.rriII Di-trir, A..
%tornsy,s salary SION. a T., McEwen.
merc6andise. As 50: Alex Mckay, Con
stables fees. siIg 40: w. y. Haskell &
20. m~erchandise ssi ~: r. McMa.
hon. ian,,or oi Lirs 6epart,nsnt. s6I so:
Geo. +. bliss. care of fire plugs. $40:
Eureka Water Works. water. si2: l..
w. Cromer. Justice of the Peace fees.
sl23 so; John Horn. County Commits
sioner's salary, $50: JOS. Oberer. Coun-
" commissioners salary, $50; A, f..
KAYE, Sup't of Public schools, salary.
$50: T. ID. Page, County Commi,sion-
er's salary. S5s; II. III. Egles,on, wood.
$40: j. H. Reese. County Pbysician',
salary. SIS; James Sias, Sherifrs fees,
500; +. j. Maupin. water-pots, IS; T..
4 C.. Lumber Company, lumner,
81 SO; Jas. Sias, Sheriif's fees, S296 30;
w. Ii. Clayton. Justice OF the Peace
fees white Pine county,, S. % /;
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silver King District.

This isa newly formed district In
Lincoln county. says the Record. about
. miles from Cave Valley, in which
IN. ~Felsenthal, John Hughes and j.
v. Kelley are interested. Ore was
brought to Phoebe on Thursday last
rom there and assayed by Julius Hoff-
man, going 1923 81 per ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03

All lovers of the turf are aware that
the races at the Willows track COM
mence to day. The Hardie Brothers
have made great preparations for the
various events, having offered liberal
purses, aud succeeded in bringing to-
gether a fine string Of horses. The
track Is in good order, and the accom-
mo iatious AT tie hotel fist class. To
all those who visit the Willows during
thu four days races, we can promise
good sport. and an opportunity OF wit
Messing some fine bursts of speed.
tn. programme for to day will be a
mile dash for a purse OF $500; first
horse $50, second horse $40. aud third
$50. Tom McGoyern enters brown
mare, Duck; l.. Clark enters hay colt.
Red Jacket; and II. Walsh eniers
gray horse, Stranger. There will also
to- a half mile-dash after this event for
a purse of 1925. X. Walsh enters
Stranger; +. German enters Belle;
Harvey Carpenter enters Dandy; and
Hayes enters Butch. To morrow
there will he a mile aud repeat race
between Red Jacket, Duck aud Meta.
The meeting is expected to continu q
four DAVIS.
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Mining Incorpo grafton.

The Bulwer Mining Company has
incorporated with a capital of S6.000.-
900, to mine in Bodie District. Direct
ors: Daniel Cook. John Boyd. Nun
roe Thompson, VIM. Willis and II.
G. Blasdell.
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Wards Cupel.

A private letter informs as that the
new cupel furnace erected by the Mar
tin White Company has gone into op-
Grafton and works to a charm. There
is no doubt whatever OF its complete
success. This will help the new camp
out of the suds. We congratulate
Ward on the improved aspect of affairs
there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03
FROM EAR TO EAR.
A Maniac Cufs n Mans Throat at
Battle Mountain.

The Messenger OF June 30;h issued
all extra containing the following
thrilling ccoun of the performance
OF a maniac at Battle Mountain:
On the arrival of the emigrant train
this morning, about 3 o'clock, going
west, the inmates were alarmed at the
Capital Hotel by loud knocking and
cries Tor a doctor. Very soon DIR. e..
Huntsman was aroused, and on going
OF found that a man named Matthew
Murphy had been badly cut by a fell
ow-passenger, named VIM. Hershily.
The doctor made and examination aud
discovered that Murphy's throat was
U FROM EAR TO EAR.
Murphy went out on the platform
of the car when the whistle blew for
this place to see il 1t was Palisade, at
which station he desired to get Oft for
Eureka. On turning around to 20 in
he mel Hershily, who asked,
us ANY ONE o%UrsIpE?"
He was answered in the negative.
when the mans eyes assuming a terri
BILE, inhumsn expression, he leaped
forward and drew his razor across the
throat Of Murphy, narrowly missing
the wind pipe. The wild man then
fourished his terrible weapon over his
head and jumped and danced around
in iisndish joy. Men turned pale and
women and children screamed, and
the mad man leaped about in his
frightiul glee. His ewes flashed and
his hands shook, still none dare TO lay
a hand OH him.
HE Is CAPTURED,
And like a hyens at bay, glares saw
agely at those around him. Thrown
to the floor, but the mad fire within
still burns in his eyes and he Is over.
powered but not conquered. He
squirms; twists and writhes; makes
superhuman efforts TO rise but is
thrown back with n mighty thud;
bound hand and foot; his eyes have a
d~espairing expression tor the wild
spirit has been crushed. He lay like a
lamb before the butcher, caring not
what his doom might be.
On being examined 1t was learned
that he had a dran on the Bank of Ire
land for sixty seven pounds sterling.
about Sj5 In coin, and a ticket to New
York. He is now in jail.
Murphy has a family in Pennsylva.
MIA anu is al engineer by trade. DIR.
Huntsman has some hope OF bringing
him through all right.
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Paul Bomman died at Cornucopia
last Thursday night. Deceased resided
for a long time at Palisade, and also
spent one season in Eureka as the
agent of w. l.. Pritchard. We regret
to learn of his death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03
Fourth of JuIy.

! have just received a large and varied rs.
sortment Of flags. rockets. serpents. wheels
fre-crackers. double. headers, roman-eandles
and every description Of fireworks.
MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM,
Attic corner Of Buel and Bateman streets
Eureka. je3Otd
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Assessment Rescinded.

The Board of Directors Of the Jen-
ME A Mining Company, White Pine,
rescinded the assessment levied on the
22nd of May.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03

WATCH WORK.

WYNN
Good WasehWOPk Done In p.
Steler's JeweIry Store. r. eseler
imforms his customers and she pub.
lie that he has engaged one Of IN
very best Waschmakers pm the
coast, and II prepared 20 de- all
kinds Of fine Watch Wsrh. and
warrant the Same fOr year.
je2stf
SHEET MUSIC at the Golden Rule Store.
Leave your orders with NJ. II. Joseph, who
is agent for the best houses in San Francisco
and the East.
Window shades. cords. t~assels. reps; all
kinds furniture covering, springs, hair. pulu.
Excelsior, round or long needles, ticking,
sheetings, twines, brxids, racks, prllies.
tacks, bed and lounge casters, picture cords,
table or lounge legs. or anything in uphol-
s~icrer's goods. Wholesale or retail, 90 to the
Golden Rule Store.
Do you want to put on style at the circusf
Then buy q fine mesrschaum pipe Or cigar
holder at the Golden Rule Store. Joseph
imports them direct from Vienna. and can
give you a good guarantee and . bargain.
Fine buckskin gloves in which to take
Store. Joseph is agent for the kingsley
Glove Manufacturing Co.. At Red Bluf. and
can sell you anything you want in the line
If you go to the circus. buy your white
shirt and and pecktie at the Golden Rule
Store, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
Do you want a stylish hat to 30 to the cir.
Gus? Then buy it at the Golden Rule Store.
CHEAP. FOR CASH.
You want to see yourself before you 70 to
to tho circus-then buy a looking-xlass At the
GOLDEN RULE STORE, cheap, for cash.
For violin and guitar strings. 20 to the
Golden Rule Store. Joe imports them from
Italy.
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California Fruits.

Mrs. Ashim will receive By sxpress. On the
mornings Of tho Sd and 4,h Of July an inn
mense assortment Of the best Cal IFoASIA
FRUIrs. including peaches. pears. figs. april
cots. n~ectarines, grapes. plums, oranges,
lemons, lines, cantaloupes, and melons. Al
the corner Of Buel and Bateman streets. Eu-
reka. je30td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03

CRICKET belts and cricket shoes can
be had at the Golden Rule Store, adj
joining Paxton & Cos Bank.
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HEADQUARTERS.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
General Order No. l-Second Series.
1t is hereby strictly ordered, That all mon.
without regard to race, color or previous con.
dition of servitude, and who are in want or
need of any kind Of shirts. do Immediately
STORE Of 5. Ashim and Bro. and they will
there find everything good and cheap, from Q
pick led elephant to a canary birds tongue
particularly in the shirt line.
NORTON l.,
Emperor of America,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03

ONE hundred and twenty-five to two hun.
drsd-iollar walnut sets Of Furniture, con.
sisting Of Bedstead. Bureau. Washstand. and
three Chairs and Towel Rack. at HAS.
kELL'S. jo9tf
PAPER nAyofSGs. Paints and Oils, Glass,
ETC., ETC., at HASKELL'S. je9tf
Coon solid wood Chairs. so per dozen, At
HASkELL'S. jeotf
A FINE lotof Carriages for the babies. just
arrived at HASKELL'S. lett
SAUsA0Es.-A fresh article Of Hambu Z
A. Ashim's. RS
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For a hns pair of boots to 60 to the circus
90 TO the Golden Rule.
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Tux "Old Reliable" of Eureka county, is
tho Pioneer" One-price Cash Store Of
ASUIM ERUS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03

For combs, brushes. socks, handkerchief.
collars. necktiss, ETC.. go to the Golden Rule
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Pens. ink and paper At the Golden Rals
Store.
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AsuIN's is the One price Cash Store.

No tucking on to strangers OF Ashim's One
price Store.
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county Commissioners.

The Board of County Commission.
ers met yesterday morning pursuant
to adjournment. A full Board wa,
present. The following business wa,
transacted:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03

No a~ntediluvian stocks at Ashim's.
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No shop-worn goods at Ashim'i

The 0ne-pricc Cash Store is Ashim's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-07

Ms, sand 10 make clos" com ec'ion NJ
Columbus Tor ali points South and south,
..,'.a at Cnlcagp tor all points West ana
Northwest.
gs..ruore for Philadelphia, New York
and 3nston. At Washington City for all
points South.
W,St bound trains make direct connec-
tions tor MI principal points West ana
Northwest. .
Pullman Palace cars on ell nlght Trans
WHEELING, PgTTSB jHttH 4 Nd BAL-
IIAtDE z DLLLSLOM.
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BALTIMORE, March g. Flour - In
buvers favor; western extra % 75(9o oo
! Wheat-Mors sctive; Pennsyivania rec
| 81 68@1 81. Corn-Western mixed
active at SIC. Oats-Dull and uncnang-
! ed Rye-NominalIy at 70@72c. Glover
1 Seed-I54{9I6c. Provisions-Quiet ano
unchanged. Petroleum-In moderate
demand; refined 153@16c bid; none Of
fered. Crude-9t@99c. Cotfee-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Steady al
| $I0s4
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Wool-
Firm; Ohio. Pennsylvania and west
Virginia Xxx and above 45@6Oc; extra
45(a46c; medium extra 43@45c; coarse
extra Ss94Oc; New York, Michigan
Indiana and western fine 38@42e; me-
dunn fine 41A944c; coarse fine 36 ,952te,;
42@45c; Texas fine and medium Zot9Zec;
do coarse 10000.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Dry Goods
Business quiet with domestic commission
houses, and the jobbing trade moderate.
Cotton goods sluggish in first hsadE, out
the best makes are steady. Prints in
light demand. Ginghams dull, except
dress styles, which are in good demand.
Cotton dress goods active. Wooden goods
for mems wear in light demand.
MILWAUKEE,, March 6.--Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Closea
firm; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 393; No. z
fresh 81 2OA; No. 8, 81 l79. Corn
Steady; No. 2 3f@37c. Oats-New
Quiet; No. 2 Sltc. Rye-Essier; No: l
644c. BsrIey-Dull; No. z spring o'c;
No, 8 nominsl.
PITTSBURGH, March 6.-Petroleum
Active; crude at So rs at Parkers; re-
fined at l6@l6ic for Philadelphia dell
very.
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IN SU RANCE.

Germania life Ins. Co. of N. Y
MR.. c. Z. STIFEL HAVING RETIRED
vi from the Agency of this Company,
re beg TO inform our assured and the pub
tic that we have appointed DR.. r. Blum as
Agent, and have conferred upon him full
power to act as such from December !, 1910
RICHARD & POTT,
novB General Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-07

Ing, q woman, and is not entitled TO be
treated as such. Holding this very un-
reasonable view, Mr.. Smith firmly re-
quested his ghcstly visitor to "get out, +"
thinking that she might have misunder-
stood the word 'avaunt;" but, finding
that she still persisted in dangling before
him, he seized the poker and dealt her q
violent blow. Thepoker passed directly
through her shadowy form and smashed
the lamp, and when the occupant OF the
next room, who had been awakened
by the crash, rushed in with a
candle, Mr.. Smith was found in
a fainting fit, beautifully diversified
with kerosene and broken glass, but still
graspiDg the poker in his right hand.
Since then Mr.. Smith has seen no more
ghosts, and does not wish to see any. VI
course, the average person who reads OF
the floating female ghost will scornfully
insist that Mr.. Smith was either dream
ing, drunk, or Idiotic. Without going
'behlnd the face of the returns to lovestl-
gate this question, it must be mentioned
that he subsequently, learned that years
ago his room had been occupied by an
old ltdv who was drowned by the
sinking of steamer on Lake Michigan,
and whose body was found with a life
preserver fastened about the knees, the
the effect OF which was to cause her to
float with her head downward. Was
this historical tact connected with Mr..
Smiths vision, or did the two merely
constitute q coincidence2 This is ques-
ton which does not admit of conclu-
siye answer without careful investiga-
ton. Meanwhile it may be cheerfully
admitted that Mr.. Smiths ghost was de.
cidedly the most remarkable ghost which
has so far revisited the glimpses OF the
Wisconsin, or, indeed, the American
moon
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3sltjmora & Ohio r. f. Co.

- ;--sse IN 5sssiSsE
ord after Januury Is, 1877. PaSsen-
uh r SIR will run as follows, wheeling
NV EASqBOUND TRAINS.
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avll'elieg geaister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
One wear ........$S 90 Three mon tbs 50 W
Six monthsL....... 90 One month.a.... 70
TRi-WEEKLY RE0ISIER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one COPY, vi. "a 90 ONO copy mos.2 20
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, l yr.Sl so Six copies, lyrs 80
one copy, mos W Ten copies yr. Is 90
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Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking in all It's
details.
It succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share.
holders, and IS under the same manage
ment.
BY carefully regarding the interests ofitS
correspondents and depositOrS, and by n
prompt and faithful execution of their
wishes, IL hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
. Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check n
sight, received from banks, bankers, rirm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at liked dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsFoRD VIM. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB 5. RHODES, WSi. y. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JOHN l.. HORBS,
GEO. W. FRANZHEIM, O. G. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER. my
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-07
DRUGGISTS.

Paints, Oils, White Lead, Turpentlne
Varnish, Window Glass and
Glassware,
No. l28I MAIN ST. WHEELING
80 cases Concentrated Lye,
loo /" Matches.
barrels CARROTS Snuffs.
50 boxes CARROTS Packs.
LOCO pounds Dutch Nader PRINT.
500 Indigo Spanish Float.
Is barrels Chip Logwood.
g Chip Fustic. ,,,,,,,,
At LAUGH BROS. Co.'S
100 ounces Quinine, Powers& Weightmans
80 {" Sulphate Morphia.
80 4" Nitrate Silver.
80 " Strychnia. ,
50 pounds ChloroiOrm.
80 Bromide Potassium.
rs Calomel.
% Iodide Potash.
go Fluid Extracts, Tilden's.
50 Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Fills.
% dozen Elixers. ,,o,,,
At LAUGHLlN BROS. & Co.'S
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COUNTED IN.
From the World.

From the World.
Hail Champion Wrestler in the tricksters.
game,
Thou Dearest q load of infamy and shame
Heaped on thee by law .ess Counting
Why dost thou live to blur sanity
name?-
The name thy mother gave thee-Ruther
ford?
Though high the Millers, Strongs and
Bradleys raise
Thee-propped by Edmunds base, dlshon-
est HOar-
Thou shalt not live thy country's pride
and praise.
The Sacred Ark thy better fathers bore,
Thy han"s unhallowed touch-and dare
mach more.
80 Israel, to your tents! What portion
Have we in David dedicated, dishonored
bow!
Accept the Fraud by scoundrels counted
Ring out the bells! All hail the Man Of
SIM w
80 Lord, our heritage protect?" Who
prayS?- -,
Great God how are we fallen-cursed with
Hayes?
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d a NJ x. 81
Tue very best work done at
'neVery l0Vyst Agures.

o. Inmates and samples furnished on
". aoiice, Give Us sn order snd be
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ryAyFS. ARRIVES.
'Wta.l!ng Nv aShlhgtoH IA,
b 4I .T.l5A. =. Jaily at...lO :iJA. N
'w cling Washington Pa,
da S at....i:- -. =. ba'!y af......h:i Il. p NJ
.Sug avs |~r.u.... .2s;anIayS excepted.
Tir..lrs 70 IL principal points on sale
a. dot. UIre open al all houIs during
THOS. Z. SHARP,
Master Of transportation.
R. DEVRIE%. General Agent. ial6
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=, stons at all stations between
,,.rS2,lirg and Cumberland; No. 43 stops
y, 3II stations between Wheeling and
; q fic No. 5 makes direct connections
for all points South
wFSTBOUND TRAINS.
Nos No. No. 10.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, March g. MONEY
closed at per cent. Prime mercantile
pa per 465 per cent. Customs receipts
S3S6, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. ClearIngs $40,OOOOOO.
Sterling frmer at 4S4@4S6a.
GoLD-Firm; opened At l045 and
closed at lO5 Carrying rates from l to
2 per cent. Loars were also made fiat.
SILvER-At London unchanged, here
silver bars at 1919 green backs; 2l3gold;
silver coin at / per cent. discount
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RATES or ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space. ~
One time...........S IS One month."s6 W.
Two times........ % Three months. " w
One week............ 2 50 One year,. 70 OO
One square changeable once week S5O.
Special Notices . per cent additional. -
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places 70
per cent additional.
Cuts VII be charged double for space
occurred
DovIie Quinn advertisements, 80 per
cent aud t,Chal.
Loca, NCuces Is cents per lipe-69 no
socal ,!G,ic. tcuH be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv er easements, except for establish
Ell business houses, must be paid for In ad-
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Yearly advertisers Will DE confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tisementS not connected with IL WI be
charged for al our regular rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
p4S>gNGERs ARRIYED.

FROM IIVENPpOI,-In steanshsD ftot", Jsr. l.1NisS.
Lille Lac1n o. JaCon Roger TH l0r +. l. I1ngey HEM
LfCv Writers t".d. - IA.
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huryicc, Elkah Mass. HtD Water y ut James ii,'iOi
Hamilton Iftt.si!uG HEH!S. T. EcN'ilN "c MiSs
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l. MUpva. Z. u. Walker, J. :. F'lAlns dir
SHAY g.. J.. Armstrong, Nj Gcu. IoIsdh ~"d IdlaA'
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PROM BHEMES- ~ seJH.s4jg H.ttf,, Jan. 81 eTt'
Pes. EobL v N.ecii. orc Zitetn.,a. Miss Mars
LNeiusrh BIr4u P. " .osv. b,iiHrd Lo.cf AuOl
b@ltyo4, Ml $ Clruiiu, Jcruko Ge.. IGl,yci.
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IENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains New. YCt, via DesbrUsscs and Cortandt
Streets Ferries, a. fo!0Wr: .
Express Iisurr Itsbur h the West and south with
Pullman Palace aiscilrd 1850 a. aud $50 o. H.
daily.
For WiGT=pO LOc Haven CORY. and Ere al $50 D. ~
connecting 1t CORY for l1usie Petroleum CIIe, ami tht
on k- sluIr Fer Williamson snd Lock Haven 63O NJ
Baltimore. Washington ami che Honth. Limited wash
EIItss OF Pullman PIi0r cars daily except >ndAr
r. Washington liOV. Regular at $40
a. m. J. O.. .Hh SUNDAY sHi o. . .
Express Cor Philadelphia, 7.30. 1880, $40 900 Limited.
lJ}J Il. ]. !, :, q, l. 80 D. and II NIGHT sunday
D. d. T. c31 amt p m Eiigrant and second citss
/. IA. $500
h~,ommoda fT Trenton, o. NJ. . aud 4l0 D. IL.
Newark, Hallway, F1IHCctJn, ITcn
ton Tcstl .Ht7! I1cmugon Bclydcre and other points,
81 i",di .eh,~iul,- At all ticket Offices.
TiaHs srye: from iiiisbu'ci GO and 1890 in, and
daily; 40 a. anc $50 y. daily. except
Wa -llng aud Haum0r" $50, 900 A. E
40. hlH, and 1920 sunday. 60 90 a. m Prom
PilIiclpiii 10, G20 CSC go luIU, ll"O g. p y,
llJ Bio $50 $40. 1910. GuG 1920 p sunday, BOB
20. 81. 800 u 10 GO, 10 TO- aud 10 20 T.
Tchri Office 52G and Gf Broadway, No Ast0r House
and foot D,sDIU>scs CugaudtStS; NJ. tOnftst.
rooL iyH; / l. 49, AMI 10 Isou-st iObOhrn; De
pot Jr.tey city tmjmt Ticket Office, 80 Eatt,r place
FRANK THOMSON l.. n. BOYD, g.,
GOu,rll MaDngeI General Passenger Agent
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p1SSrNGEES- N.4yLED.

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psuy ~, ,cne jituN Mrs r. Marin Mss hrCIeady b
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Mann, 80. aid y -. L: II. Turner.
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D8're Nell m. III Leo larit Emil Saurot A. -tuOeh
ranch Ierrv " Nicnia I.pt Gius-pne Bernat1 Thomas
Allen H.. Inn.p % kazLa.cln, -. y. NuliWacker
FOk GI ASGON-I. Il Gl3astsp IncI,1IGs Jan. 10 Mi
Wafer r G n itirs John Rgs.. Wni NJ. Murray james
L0Siier C. D wilson JOIN hacI. ). :. Wtstfr J1hl fi
NaIds James g. Putnam. Aiss a. G. Putnam W i'll taiklh
SOD. Hiss T.. Parkinson Francisco AallOhui ana vic
Care brusci.i and wife, GisIcO Bruschi