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is kept for sale az the following places:
EAs WALLIsGFoBD-A. S. Mahoa, dealer in
dry z iOds &c.
LupLow-A. 7. Sherman, drugs, books, sta
tlOhtrN periodicals.. sc.
bRATlLEBoRO-E j. Carpenter DO ks, sta
ton ~, p IL ulcals, I n y .oCds.
BRAN, Nj. b. Kelly U. &. Slason, books,
sta Unrty, PERIODICALS, &C.
MlDDLEDuhY ". sel m1ur Alden, books. sta
tlUneI pr | uic-ls, &C.
PuTsFuRD-nennl~"n Bros, dry goods.
bRlsioL-Hirsm oh tuck. paper and station.
cry, blank books, drugs, c.
-. u Carp inter-.
tAsTLET Mr. c. & q.
W ST kUsIAND-C j. Gilmore, general mer-
chHnrl =.
PoULTSEY-N. W Hibbard, book stationery,
per'ut al. f4nHN 80 d. &c.
NoRrH ~B>SlNG ON-H nry Morse, newsboy.
MALLtNGFUhD II. p. si,tsan, So a. Ion agent.
MAECHrs Bk-HrIbert smith, newsboy,
ELLINGTON =. ). tia Il.
BESNINGToN- f.. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
ana atitl .nerN.
RUTLAND -Splud ding x Co., newspapers, pc
rlrdlcal-, D uhs, stat merry, &C; A Il Howard,
dep r-sjanr nv; LOBE c-uuuJlng-rooms.
RAILRoADs-On ali morning trains leaving
Ru ltni,
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Supreme Court-January Term.

HoN. JOIN PIERPoINT, Judge.
" JAMES BARRETT, Aoooo;,te
HOMER Il RoYcE, irdoas
" TIM THY p. REDFIELD, O
HENRY Ii SMITH CLERK.
WIN NJ. FIELD, Sheriff.
Saturday Jan. 81 Samuel and Della
Hayward vs. Luther p. Howe. Petition
submitted on the papers. W. G. Veazey for
the petitioners, A. A. Nicholson for the pc
titionep; Barrett judge.
Roliin C. Thrall, executor of Jonathan
Capen VS.. Methodist Episcopal church of
Rutland. In chancery; bill dismissed pro
Jorma, with costs. Dunton & Wesley for
orators, Nicholson & Baker for defense /;
Royce. judge. Pending the hearing in this
case the court took a recess until 0 a. m,
Monday.
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NOTICES.

We wish to call special attention to our
advertisement in this paper. We cordially
invite all to call at our store to sec the ccle,
brated Weber piano. We also have vari.
GUS styles Of the George Woods and the
Mason & Hamlin organs, and we assure all
who are tuiuking of purchasing instru-
ments. that they will fad our prices ex-
ceedlugiy low. and terms very easy.
MCCLURE IL HALL,
d&w No. h8 West street, Rutland, Vt.
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIKI CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,S
WASHINGTON, Jan. i9,-1 a. ~.
In the middle and eastern states falling
barometer increasing southwest to SOUTH
east winds, warmer and party cloudy
weather, and in the latter and northern
of the former possibly rain or snow
succeeded by rising barometer and winds
shifting to colder westerly or northerly.
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]. Estcy & Co. have made and sold near
lY 10000 Cottage Organs in the last ur
years. Another maker boasts of ha, ing
made $4,000 in the last thirty ears.
Which shows the greatest present popu ar
ity? Es,ey Organs for the cen emma year
are all new styles, and new prices, and tie
best of terms. Address
GEORGE Q. DAY,
d&dtf Rutland, Vt.
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Reliable Hair STORE.

Ladies, if you want first quality hair and
reliable work, and your stamping done on
new patterns and rev designs, 60 to Mrs.
G. t. Loop %! Center ttrt Ct, up stairs.
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Fire Record.
~INOENDIARY FIRE.

MIDDLETowY, N. Y, Jan. 29.
The packing house of the Ellenville glass
works, with contents and other property.
were destroyed by an incendisry fire Fri
day night. Loss on glass works property,
which was in the hands of ~assiguees OF
Jacob Hermance, vas So, COO on building
and 81 900 on goods. The canal dock was
damaged $500. George Young who bad
goods stored in the building, loses SIS eco;
II. X. Thurber of New York likewise loses
$500 and z. Ii. Gale and George H. Smith,
on woo aud railroad ties, $1,000. TIE
on y il slrance lie on goods to the an ount
of 80, t0J in favor of the asssignees Of the
glass works. Tn fire is SUI posed to ave
been set by some dissatisfied employe. JAG
oh Hermance, the failiu merchant, returI-
ed to Ellenville, Thursday night, by invi-
tation Of his credi ors.
FIRE IN THE GOAL REGIONS.
PIIrsBURG. Jan. %.
A fire at Parker City, p nnsylvania, Sat
ur lay, de,teoye ell Burgsn's bakery, Nc
Laughlan's furniture store and warehouse,
GIL ason's cl0lhirg store and Mi ler's gro
'ry. an damaged several other buildings.
Ito Il loss estimated at about S25 900. Par
TALLY insured.
CREAMERY.
PoUGHKERP IE. Jan. %.
Allen & Smiths creamery, near here,
was d -,trOyed by Are Saturday night lose
81. 800.
OF MUSIC.
lNDIANAP LIS. jan. %.
A fire Saturday hight totally des'royed
he academy of music, which was vacant.
II. f. Lees tea store, Smith & Posts gro
Gerry, j. A.. Lyons stove store, aud Hrld's
liquor saloon were burned loss $3.50, 900
LATER.
The loss by the academy of music fire
will prob IDLY not exceed $125 600 TO-
sured for S64.
IN HARTFORD.
HARyFoRD Jan. 2S.
Merriman's block on Ford street, in
which is located PlImpton manufacturing
company, Soldier & May, furniture manu-
f c'urers, and Geo. ID. Ba tlett, clothieI,
was totally destroyed by inceudiary fire
this m'ruiug; total loss, $500, 600; insur-
ance $144 ESQ; loss of Plymp'on c mps-
ny $l20, 900; insurance $40, 900, in a large
number of companies.
FOUNDRY.
PIrTsBURd, Jan. 29.
A dispatch from Gainesville says Porter,
Tennants, Bayts & Co.'S, foundry was de-
stroyed by fire this morning at five o'clock;
loss 81 500, insured. The Baltimore house
adjoining, was also destroyedi loss $780,
000
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Louisiana.
OFRIORR SHOT,
New Jan. 2S

New ORLEANS, Jan. 28.
VIM. r. Messick, democratic sheriff
elect of Avoyelles parish wal shot and
killed by policeman Mcmahon, who claims
that he only fred to frightenlnot to injure
the deceased.
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. W. Hig-
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday: Z a. m. zero
2 p. m. "a above 10 D. m. q above.
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Lecture,

George d. Spencer of Fair Haven, will
deliver his lecture on 1.-THE Duty of Man."
at the Congregational CHAPEL, Wallingtord,
Monday, January 29'h, At o'clock.
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THE CUBAN WAR.

Nav YoRK, Jan. 20.
A Cuban letter says the battle Of 1erna,
10 the latter part of December, caused a loss
to the Spanlards of over 200 killed and to
the Cuban of seventy. Another expedition
SUCCESSFULLY landed on the coast with a
quantity Of sulphur.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 20. 1877

same. This matter involves the legality of
all assessments for sewers constructed
since 1885. The amount involved in the
principle decided is bet VEGA Sc, 900, 900
and Sc, 900, 600.
DFooYFp.
A young Boston girl, decoyed here on
promise Of marriage by a young man Of
that city, is at Central Bergen Point, N. j.,
destitute, and ashamed to give her nam
She is apparently of respectable family.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
VIM. II. Lyon of New York avenue,
Brooklyn, has been appointed by President
Grant as one of the IDdisn commissioners.
GOING TO uRLP iGLKsIAs.
1t is reported that a number Of officers
OF the late war have rendered their services
to Iglesias, the claimant to the Mexican
presidency. One of the principal confed-
crate cavalry officers has been depuiized to
confer with lglesiss. They say they can
easily raise 10000 to 10. 900 men in Louis
lana and Texas who would be able to
sweep Diaz's forces before them.
). b. FORD & co. BANKRUPT.
J.. B. Ford 6 Co., publishers, nave again
gone into bankruptcy, having failed to psy
fifty cents on the dollar, as agreed upon,
and now offer thirty cents on a dollar;
liabilitie, $45, coo, assets 1888 052.
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F~orty-F Congress.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 27.
During the morning hour the military
&C ldemy AID fortIicalion appropriation
bills were called up. The amendments re-
ported by the committee on appropriations
were agreed to, and the bills were passed
without discussion. At the expiration of
the morning hour the chair laid before the
serate unfinished business, being the bill
reported by the judiciary committee to
create a sinking fund for the liquidation of
the Indebtedness due the government by
the Pacific railroad companies, and by
unanimous consent 1t was laid aside in.
formally.
The bill to ratify the agreement with GER
tain bands of the Sioux nations of Indians,
and also with the northern Arapahoe and
Chey enne Indians, was taken up on mo-
ton of Mr.. Allison, with the understand
ing that 1t should not displace unfinished
business, which could be called up at any
time.
A message was received at 11:20 o'clock
from the house announcing the passage of
the bill in relation to counting the electoral
vote, by that body.
AT 1926 o'clock a second message was
received from the house announcing hat
the speaker of that body had signed the en-
rolled bill in regard to counting the cleo
t)ral vote for president ard vice-president.
1t was then Immediately signed by the
president pro tempore of the senate. and
given to the committee on enrolled bills to
be delivered TO the president of the United
Sta'es.
At one o'clock the Pacific railroad sink
ing fund bill was again taken up and read
at length, after which MIR. Thurman, who
is in charge of the bill, yielded for an cx-
ecutive session. The doors were reopened
at 1 30 o'clock, and the senate adjourned
until Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Wood of New York presented a
memorial of tie New York chamber OF
comm cree and l 800 bankers and merchants
of New York city, asking the repeal of all
special taxes on national banks; referred
to committee OIL ways and means.
Mr.. Knott, from the judiciary commit
tee, reported in the case of Be.ford, claim
ing to be q representative from the state of
Colorado. He gave notice that no would
call it up for consideration and action next
Tuesday. The report is in favor Of the ad-
mission Of the representative.
The house then, at 10 25 o'clock, went
into committee of the whole, Mr.. Hatcher
of Missouri in the chair, on the Indian ap-
preparation bill.
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Miscellaneous kilograms.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. %.
The Missouri Pacific railroad entered
suit Friday against the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad for breach of contract, and asking
judgment in $7,050,0oo, The suit grows
out of a lease by the Missouri Pacific in
June, 1872, to the Atlantic and Pacific.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA TAXES.
New York, Jan. 29.
A Columbia, South Carolina. special,
says a preliminary Injunction has been
served upon State Treasurer Cardoza and
Comptroller Dunn, ~forbidding them to col
lect taxes or pay out moneys Of the state
under the appropriation bill passed by the
republican Legislature.
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Jhe gntlana Iailv Glohr.
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1877.

Advertisers will please hand in their matter at as
early an hour IN the afternoon as convenient. BY
80 doing they Tii gfDe US more time 10 arrange and
properly dispLav them, than U taken at late hour.
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ARREST FOR A HORRIBLE O %NsPfRAcY.
NEW York, Jan. 90.
Newton Hover is under arrest at Hudson
this state, for conspiracy with roughs TO
smother all members of his uncle's family,
Abram Post, and then burn the mansion
and dead bodies, his object being to burn
up notes and other evidences of Hover's
debt to Post.
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%TANNNRfEs

quantity Of sulphur.
TANNNRTEs TOPPED.
New York, Jan. 20.
Albert Thompson Of Boston, head Of the
Ellenville tannery company, has ordered
the stoppage of four tannerles at Ellenville
in-consequence of the withdrawal of. rail-
road facilities by the New York and Mid
land railroad company.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CHICK.
New York, Jan. 20.
A Washington special reports a Telegram
found among those surrendered by the
Western Union company, addressed by
Pelton to the chairman of the Oregon
democratic committee, reading: 1--WE must
have Oregon at any price" 1t Is also dis
covered that another 50, 900 check was
was sert to Oregon through Knuze, a New
York broker, December 6.
TILDEN's INCOME TAX.
New YoRK, Jan. 28.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum
has written to ex-District Attorney Bliss,
approving his action in bringing suit
against Gov. Tilden for unpaid taxes. Com
missioner Raum says "My aim has been
to treat 1ilden just as l would any other
citizen. If he owes the government taxes
and declines to psy them there is no reason
why he should be exempt from prosecution
more Than any other citizen. While the
pres Dental canvass lasted l thought it un-
necessary and unwisc TO institute proceed
ings against him, and instructions from
this flee, September 26, 1876, to you in
regard to suits for Income tax we're the
same that we're given to a number of other
nted sta'es district attorneys when it
was believed taxes Of that description were
due the United Sla'es. l trust that you
will put your successor in possession of
all the facts in connection with the sub
ject, so that when the time comes for trial
he will he prepared to present the cause of
the United Sla,es in such a manner as the
merits of the case require"
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The Servian cabinet held a meeting Sat.
urday and decided TO accept Midhst Path,s
proposal and commence negotiations w.t.
the porte for a peaceful settlement.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual n other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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By the Gable.
ARRIVED OUT.

LONDON, Jan. %.
The steamship State of Nevada from
New York.
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CHURCH WOOD WORK. Designs
" for pews, pulsits and country ehureho,
mon CHAs. T. HAIR y 4 o..
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F1NANcIAL AND CoMMARcIAL.
Kew York stOck and Money xarsgt.
GOVERNMENT BONDS

NEV I0Ek Jan. 81.
GOVERNMENT BONDS dull and STEADY.
MONEY at 364 per cent.
GOLD IS now quoted at 1O6A.
STOCKS are aCtiNe and unsettled. The mar
ket AZ noon was weak, heavy and excited, and
ltG5 aer cent. down. There were rumurs ia tie
exchange. OF a heavy COMMERCIAL failure IN
Fhlladelphia also, a report Of another west
ern trunk ROAD war, ana that the managers or
COMPETING Ines are again at lCggerheads, ard
cIttIhg ra'es. New Jersey fell . per cent ~
29k, on reports that the Reading ra 'lrOed IL
llkely 70 fall into the hands " a receiver, ami
mus unecu the interest OF the former. In the
was weak aud foil Ito lax the lowest point set
reached.
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PITTsBURd, Jan. ~.
A dispatch from Gainesville says Porter,
Tenants, Bayts & Co.'S. foundry was de-
stroyed by fire this morning at five o'clock;
loss 81 500, insured. The Baltimore house
adjoining, was also destroyed; loss $780,
900.
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NOTICE - All persons having u
~ Ju ted claims against the town OF II T.
land, Will p ease present them TO the - tot.
men on OF before me nrst day a. Febru Y
next. seleGtmen'S rO1 ms opvn saturday,. q
2oth and 9th inst, and on Thursda r. bTu,T
ISL. at one O'Clock p. m on ca h OF these d :.
h DYER, For Selectmtn
Rutland, Jan. lS, 1877. l9d3wt1
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From Washington.
THE IMPEACHMENT MOVE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.
Democrats say II is Fernando Woods In
tention to have his special committee re-
port the president for Impeachment the
last of February, and that his committee
was organized for that purpose.
JUDGE DAVIS POSITION.
Judge Davis cannot resign before March
4, as the chief justice has given him opin-
ions to write which will occupy bis time to
that date.
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cough or a cold, 10 II tue o III Il are hur-
r ing 20 the druE stores for "tiale 5 iion,y OF
Horehound ana Tar IL 10 ayr cable, quilk TO
druggists. sdSw-w
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute.
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AN EXPLOSION.

A large boarding house on second street,
owned by ] G. Cummings, burned to-
night. The loss is small, but when the
furniture was being removed an explosion
occurred In one Of the rooms, 1t is suppos-
ed Of gun powder, seriously injuring four
persons.
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NOTICE The public having been not
IN ned q at l, Ann DILLON, ty neglect AM
llttreatment compelled my husband, Janus
DILLON, TO leave me, ! hereby inform the quo
that he, on leaving. took with hin some tjghS
hundred dollars OF my earnings curing the past
niue years, In which l nurstd ana SUI ported
him In his blindness ana consequent Ielpitss-
ness. aud that L contracted all debts before and
since hts departure, with the understanding
that / MUST pay them myself
West Rutland, VT, Jan. 81, 1877. 1908
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THB LOUISIANA REPORTS.

The house committee on Louisiana af-
fairs held a meeting Saturday morning.
The full report of only enc of the Eve sub
committees was received, and therefore the
committee will wait for others before maxi
ing up a report to the house.
The OREGON ELECTORAL CASE.
A secret tession of the senate committee
on elections was held Saturday morning to
consider the Oregon electoral question.
The subcommittee who have taken testi-
mony, made an informal report embracing
the facts of the Gaze. A general discussion
as to the law and the facts followed but
nothing was said as to the nature of the
report which will be made. All the tele-
graph dispatches In relation to this case
passing between PARTIES Ia New York and
Oregon during December last, are in the
hands of the committee. but for want Of
time they have not yet been examined.
THE LOUISIANA BOARD.
MessFs. Cazlnave and Kenuer (colored),
members of the Louisiana returning board,
on arrival Friday night, we're taken to the
capitol and placed under comfortable re.
straint in one of the committee rooms. The
entire board, consisting of the above nsmtd
members, with Governor Wells and Gener-
al Anderson, were in the house a. noon to
be a raigned for contempt, hut owing to
the absence of the republican repres MIA.
tive5 at their caucus, they were temporari-
ly withdraw
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DEATH FROM uYDRoPHoBIA.

N~INUINNAII, JUN. 20.
Charles p. Willmore, twenty-six years of
ag', died this morning of hydrophobia af-
ter suffering fearfully since Thursday last.
The deceased was bitten three times by one
dog and once by another, last summer. He
wal . native Of st. John, N. b.
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A BIG swIEDLER TO TIE FRONT AGAIN.
A SHARP PEDLAR.

LANCASTER. o., Jan. 28.
A pedlar who was lodged Friday night
at the house of s. s. Chalfaut. near Thorn
vile, chloroformed the whole family dur
ing the night aud carried of 5000 cash and
$35, 900 in drafts.
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DIAMOND RoBBER ARRESTED.

WAsHINoTos, Jan. 90
]. Fl. Richardson, one of the diamond
robbers of Saratoga, has been arrested here
and considerable property recovered.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

The first volume is issued abroad of Mr..
wm Patcrsons Library Edition Of the complete works
Of Burns. This edition promises 10 be of remarkable
literary interest 1t is edited, with nOJes and glossary,
By W. S. Douglas, and is introduced by an essay on The
genius of Burns by Prof Nchol, Glasgow. The poems,
comprising many additional pieces and restored stanzas,
are given in chronological order and many unpublished
letters and added 10 the prose Wherever pos
sibo the original Mss. have been used for collation.. The
or giua channel OF publication is indicated At tine head
of each pOen explanations Of words given at bot
tom OF uacc and index OF fT>t lines. tables OF con
tents aud comprehensive general indexes VIII be fu
u-nct. There are portraits, cuErtvuss on steel ana
wood. faC-,imllCs from original MSS" cOlOfeu maps,
music, &c.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

THE UNITED STATES COURTS AND THEIR PRAC-
TICE. By BENJAMIN VAUGHAN ABBOTT Vol III. oVo.
pp G34. Ward & PelouDeL
On the occasion of the appearance OF the first
volume Of Nj Abbots treatise, took the opportunity
to commend the general aim and excellence Of the work.
and the improvements which the present third edition
exhibited over its predecessors. This the concluding
volume and comprehends the procedure Of the United
states Courts in the exercise of original and appellate
iuIsdicOn and the forms generally used at the present
day those courts, in actions al law suits in equity,
admiralty, seizure, bankruptcy criminal cases. removal
OF causes the state courts, and proceedings ON writ
of error and appeal The forms OF practical utility
aud contain substantially everything which tn prac-
ttioner or pleader with competent knowledge OF the
principles OF pleading require. That part OF the
work which treats of the practice, carries the reader
from the commencement Of the action salt through
the various proceedings down the final determination
OF the appeal and gives him such general rules aud in
structon in pleading at law and in equity viii suffice
ali ordinary requirements. The references To the enact
ments are Of course made TO the Revised Statutes and
the citations of authorities are brought down 10 the latest
I.f.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEV
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


FOR TRENION AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New YORK, foot OF Lberyst for reIton and Pha
deiphia n 73O $50 3d. 1870 $780, 33U $3.50, 100
.. and ~ 800 D.. Trenton
Leave foot ClGrkson.st at 7:l5 Sl5, 81 g. lll5
3:lJ D. 10, ll4O y m.
Leave Phadepha from station North PennsYlvaBia Rail
road Third aud Berkssis at 1850 $780, $50, lI3O am.
l3O. $3.50, 80, 1910 49,
New AZ I:2O b8o, SOO ylO, 300
m. 1913. q o. fl5, 6.O5 3. m. .. -
Pullman Drawing Cars attached 10 the $3.50
and $50 and Sleeping taIs " Tue u CLOCK mid
night trains from both keW-YOrk ana Philadelphia
TRATNS-Ieave NcWsfOrs, loot IibortY-st, ana
Philadelphia Third and Berks ss. al $50 33O IL p M
sale 9t Of Iiberys, foot Of Clarksonst,
Nos 529 and S4 Broadway, at the principal hotels all offices
OF the Railway YORK brooklyn, and at no.
Courtst I,rOOkyu Baggage checked from residence to
destination. H. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ NOTICE 70 THE PUBLIC.
The CLARKSON STREET FERRY viii be discontinued
after Nav 10. inst JAMES MOORE.
General Superintendent and Engineer