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Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Though Shaking Like an Aspen
Leaf

With the chills and fever. the victim of mala-
ria may still recover by using the celebrated
specific, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
not only breaks up the most aggravated at
tacks, but prevents their recurrence. 1t IS in
fintely preferable to quinine not only because
1t does the business far more thoroughly, but
also on account Of its perfect wholes0meHess
and invigorating action upon the entire sys-
TEN. Testimony is concurrent, positive and
ample showing the decisive nature of its
effects and that 1t Is no mere palliative.
PHI, scians concede its excellence, and there
is u constant influx of communications from
persons in every class OF society, avouchng its
merits, and bearing witness to its superiority
over other remedies Tor malar al disease. 1t
is especially popular throughout the West.
wherever fever and ague prevails, as it does in
many of the iairest and most fertile portions
Of that vast egiOn.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

THE INCEST PILLsDN EARTH ARE ,JR. SIMM
l. VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS. They never
grippe. sicken or weaken IN their operation, al,
hence they are the best pills ever offered. es
pecially for aged peoHlc. They are splen
did Liver cure and elegant purgative med
cine. They operate lcasantly and mildly
but thoroughly and ; cctually. They cure
Constipation or Cos iveness, Piles, Sicl
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Dig,
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves. all Liver afiec.
tions, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in Rheumatism.
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection will
our Celebrated Pain Searcher. a very speedy
cure is obtained. We have over 1000 relere,
cents box, or tive boxes for 81. Sent by mai
Principal Depot Fourth and King street,
Wilmington Del Philadelphia Depot 3:
Arch street, Sold by dea ars and at countr
stores.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Portugal and Socialist Intrigues.

Portugal is one Of the few nations of
Europe that has not been hea rd Of late.
ly either as the victim Of Socialist in
trigues or of the "Peace Of Berlin" but
Portugal has an opportunity TO come to
the front now by furnishing the King of
Dahomy for insults to Portuguese mer-
chants. England has just got through
a long blockade Of "ths slave coast"
established in order to force the pay
ment of indemnity for similar insults
to British merchants, and Portugal will
have the sympathy Of all the civilized
world II she undertakes to "vindicate
her honor" in English fashion, while
the rest Of Europe attends 70 the East
ern question.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
For the Republican.
Cure for I 16ek4Jaw.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:--There is II large
number of horses dying from lock aw
| would suggest the following treat.
ment which will In 8 cases ont of 1C
save the life of the horse: If the wound
is from nail in the foot enlarge the
wound and apply spirits Of turp-ntine.
Then apply laudanum every hour for
two days, at the same time bathe the
foot twice day; for the lock-jaw gen
orally sets in from 10 to 20 days after
the wound has been made. The
horse should not be used.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

NOTICE TO WATER rem rERS.-All
~ persons who have sold property during
the present year must give notice in writing
to the Register at the Office of the Water De-
partment before the S0th day of November,
1878, and insert the name of the purchaser
and the hummer Of the property purchas. d.
Otherwise they will he held liable tor the wa
ter rent the next year.
Also, all persons who may wish to discOn-
tinue the use OF water or any portion of it,
must give notice as above and pay 81 for draw.
ing the ferrule.
No ALrEh ALTON WILL BE MADE IN
ANY Bal AFrER THE ABOVE DATE.
W. J. MORROW, Registrar.
Oc3l-r0drvl.. .ed3U
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
ClaymOnt VI. f. On u rch.

The ladies of Claymont M. 4. Church
will give their supper for the benefit of
the church this Thursday evening. Per
sons from the city wishing to patronize
it can 60 up in the 7.2O evening train
and return at eleven O'Clock.
A protracted meeting will commence
iu this church next Sabbath evening.
The pastor has engaged the following
brethren to assist him next week: On
Tuesday evening Rev. A. 7. Scott,
Wednesday evening Rev. 7. F. Plum
mer, and on Thursday evening Presid.
ing Elder ]. B. Quigg.
EUcOu raging.
One of the members of the Poleiserious
Pedro Club was presented by one of its
members with tin cup for excellency
in Pedro, winning one game out of 90.
Mr.. Owen Dehericearical presented the
cup.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
The singer Sewing Mac hine. J..

As we were passing up Market street
yesterday, We found our passage i'm
peded in front Of No. 424 Market street,
by a number of men who were unload
ing and handling q number Of sewing
machines. Upon looking up we found
We were in front Of the headquarters Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
and at the same time the smiling phiz
of Mr.. VanDuzee, the General Agent
for Delaware, appeared at the door, and
we were politely invited to step in, an
invitation which we could not resist.
With considerable of an air Of triumph
Mr.. VanDuzee informed us that he was
just laying in fresh invoice OF so new
premium Singer Sewing achines, the
demand for them having increased fifty
per cent since the Middletown Fair,
where his machine took the first prem
ium. This premium machine is certain
ly beauty, and rms as noiselessly as
the gentle ticking Of a watch. The
glossiness and the high style Of finish
suggested to US high prices, but our
surprise can be imagined when we were
informed that without an oiled walnut
cover they only cost $35 and with the
cover $40. We then began to see why
the Singer was so popular; first, be-
cause it was a frst-class machine as the
first premium from the Middletown
Fair set forth second, because the
price was low, and third, well, perhaps
We had better keep quiet; but no We
won't, VanDuzee is very much of a
gentleman and makes himself popular
with everybody. Let the Singer sing
along, and carry music into every fami-
ly that opens the door for its entrance.
supper IL Ready.
The supper tonight at the Church of
the Covenant on Front street between
Jefferson and Madison, will be grand
affair. Last evening the friends were
busy decorating the room, and to-day
the place presents an attractive appear,
ance. The ladies wer. taken by sur
prise this morning as they entered the
building for they knew nothing about
the decorating and supposed they we're
going to decorate the room this morn
ing. The la les are busy to-day max
ing preparations for this evening, and
those who contemplate attending the
supper, will no doubt spend pleasant
evening, as every effort is being pushed
forward to make the supper a success.
The first table will be ready by
o clock, sharp.
Temperance.
An increased number of people gath
cred at the old foundry last night, Mr..
Frank Whelen took up most of the
time discussing the question from a po
litical stand point. Mr.. Crawford and
several others took part. A motion was
made and carried to continue the meet
ings every night this week, and also on
Monday night. The temperance ticket
was distributed to the audience. A
motion was made by Mr.. Crawford and
carried that the president request the
ministry of New Castle county to preach
a sermon on prohibition Of the sale Of
intoxicating liquor, next Sunday. A
request was made for a, general turn
out of the temperance people between
this and Tuesday next. The meeting
was then dismissed with the doxology.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
THE aRgEssACKEn's TsouBaEs
rheir CssssA.sss Ass Anxious -
Martyrs for he Caase. ~

II has been known for some time past
that several Of the candidates upon the
Gr-enback ticket had declined the
pruf.rrd honor, but not until last nigh t,
at meeting Of the Grsenback Rxecu.
tive COMMITTEES, did 1t transpire who
were the candidates who had declined.
The curtain has, however, bren
drawn back 50 far az to show that OF
the Representative ticket only three
were willing TO bear the brunt, and
that only one Of the six Levy Court
candidates had accepted q nomination.
A general renodpling of the ticket was
made last night, by which the candi-
dates for the Legislature are taken
from this city.
The following Is the ticket so far as it
has been remodeled:
sHERIPY.
Isaac Murray, Wilmington.
CORONER.
John A. Jones, Red Lion.
SENATORS.
Alfred II. Weld, Brandywine HID.
John Rumor, Christiana Hid.
REPRESENTATIVES.
B4nja l.. Kent. Wilmington
Jabob Satterthwait, Mill Creek.
4. Il. Gallagher, Wilmington.
DR.. Samuel Marshall, Wilmington.
DR.. Alfred Walton, Wilmington.
Christopher C. West, Christianna.
G. w. Dickerson, New Castle.
LEVY COURT. .
James Morrell, Mill Creek.
There are yet five members wanted
TO fill out the Levy Court ticket, and If
the law did not require that they should
be taken from certain specified Hun
dreds, it would be filed up Immediately
by candidates from this city or where.
ever they could BE- found willing to
serve. A "stilI hunt" is going on to-
day, and the names Of the candidates
that can be heard from who are
willing to allow their names to be used
will be brought before the commit
tee tonight and be put upon the
ticket. There is fear by the committee
that they will not be able to find a can
didate willing to allow the use of his
name il some OF the Hundreds.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

NEW STORE.-The subscriber having re.
~ moved his Flour, Feed, Grain and Pro.
vision store to the s. E. corner of Front and
Madison streets, takes this method of inform
ing his old friends and customers that he will
keep full stock of all the best brands Of
Family Flour, Grain, Seed and Provisions,
all ofwhich he is selling at the lowest market
rates. Goods delivered to all parts of the
city free Of charge. H. p. ARMSTRONG.
Oct31, 1md&w
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

L>OCND.-1'he owner of a full market bas-
Il ket can have the same by calling at the
meat stall off. M. SOLOMON, No. 81, Sec
ond rect market. where 1t was left, on prov
ing property and paying charges 0c3l.lts
NTANTED.-A Man and Wife with no
w children, desires rooms on Second
floor within squares Of Third and Walnut.
Apply or address, this Office. oct3l-lt*
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

NOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
Lemons, Oranges, Bananas. Grapes,
Cocoanuts, Apples, Cranberries, Onions, PICK
els and Pepper-sauce, by the barrel, halEbar-
rel and Quarter-barrel at the lowest market
prices, at No. East Fourth street, Whining
ton, Del. CHANDLER & HEISLER.
Oc3l
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

IAMES q. MEARNS who has secured one
- of the new stalls In the Central Market
House, IN Eighth street near Tatnall, takes
this method OF informing the citizens of VIII
mington that he intends to keep superior
supply of Mutton, Lamb and Veal on and af-
ter tomorrow. H also wishes to state that he
will be ut his stall every day through the
week. oct3l 2t*
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
VIEW ADvEKTlsEMENrk.

nRESSED DCHICKENS.-N. b. AppIeton
- will have on his stalls In the Third
street market fresh dressed poultry every
morning. OctlO-kf
OST.-A rudder Of boat, In Cherry K.
- land Mtrsh The finder will be suitably
rewarded BY returning 1t to Eleventh street
brldHe. ELI GALL. oct30-6t<
LNOR RENT.-2 or 8 rooms to rent, where
y there Is no children, in the neighborhood
OF Third and Poplar. Apply or address
"ROOMS," this office. ocaGNs
ENOR NT.-Third. story room On Market
- street, suitable for Club room or lodging
for one or two gentlemen. Rent ss so per
month. Address A. B. o." this office.
Oct31-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
SECOND F.DITNU>
State OF enc ahersmosEe,cr.
Ar TINE RsPuRLIcAs OFFICE Oct. 81
7 o'clock. 10 o'clock. 70 o'clo..
81 81 50
The Weather.

The Weather.
War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Oct.
81, ! A. M.
Indications for Thursday.-For the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather,
with frequent rain, variable winds,
mostly northwesterlv, stationary or
lower temperature, stationary, followed
by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
the Adventist Conference.

The prophetic Conference" began il
the Church of the Holy Trinity, New
York, Yesterday. The object of the con
ference is to listen to and discuss a
series Of papers on the pre-millennia
advent of Jesus Christ. Rev. VIM. Rey
nolds, Of Peoria, presided. Rev. Stepher
IL Tying, first speaker in conference
read a paper entitled "Christ's coming
is it personal and visible?" "Christ's
coining-is it pre-millenniali' was the
title OF a paper read by Professor Kel
logg, Of the Presbyterian Seminary, ALI,
ghany, Pennsylvania. Rev. A. J. Cor
don, d. D., Of Boston, read paper OF
the first resurrection. He said ther {
were two distinct and radically opposite
theories about the resurrection, the first
being that all who have died, both
righteous and wicked, will be raised
together, and the other that only the
pious dead will be raised at the millen.
iuln, and that the second resurrection
will take place one Thousand years Later
when the wicked will be raised and
Judged. The object of his paper was to
support .he latter theory. He quoted
from Revelations to show that two res
directions were doubtedly y mentioned,
with a thousand years between each.
"Quickening" he believed to be literal
and corporeal resurrection, and not
spiritual. Rev. c. R. Imbrie, of Jersey
City, read paper on regeneration. He
argued that the Scriptures show that
the earth is the place where regenera
tion will take place and where Christ
will reign, and His personal presence
will r-generate all things.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Religious Services.

AlI eaints day, Friday, November lst,
~ IYllity Chapel at l0t o'clock. Morn,
inS SrSyer, literary and Holy Commun-
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

TNOR SALE.-40.horse power Steam Saw.
L. Planning and Bark Mills Store, and I'm.
proved Farm Of $50 acres. Best stand in
Delaware. At railroad station. Great bar.
gain. Easy terms. NICHOLSON Il SON
239 S. Sixth St., Phila. Oct3l-4tw
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
shops for Sale.

John w. Lyman avertises to sell at
public sale on the 10th OF November,
his blacksmith and wheelwright shops
situated in the central part Of the town
of Newport, and ina good location for
business. He also aduertisps dwell
ing and lot of ground to be sold at the
same time. This is good opening for
any one wishing to engage in business.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

ENOUND.-A small Lighter was found in
II the Delaware River, on Tuesday. The
owner can have the same by calling on the
subscriber, proving property and paying
charges. SAMUEL BUSH, Claymont and
Beach streets, Wilmington, Del, oc3l 4t*
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
worth knowing.

Forty thousand persons have had
their pictures taken at Bsecher's Gal
lery in nine years, and he is now
buster than ever before, yet with his
c0nveniences and worklpen, perfe ct in
every branch Of the art, can turn out
pictures faster and better than any
other gallery. Call and see for your
sdlf. .3lb Market stnset-
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
Seriously III.

REV Crnmlish we'll known as a
1Ctor has been seized with hem
y aud Is now very i'll.
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31
To the memory of
JAMES RIDDLE.
''He being dead vet speaketh."

This tablet was placed there as a
memorial ct the offering made in the
will of Mr.. Riddle donating 81 $50 for
the erection Of a tower. The tower was
to be built on the old edihce, but by
mutual agreement this change was
made, and the l,750, in addition to
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

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Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

Tv1& fWr Murder-A ruay Reunion
Nag Accident West india In.
nc ction-Dted sf yellow Fever
III Works Suspended-Nasked ed
glars, Pratrie Fire, &c. -
Daily Republican., 1878-10-31

Ri wilnu
|iddres'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
LITERARY NOTES.

Professor James De Mile is to publish a
book on The Elements OF Rhetoric" II will not DC
bound uniformly with "The Dodge Club"
Ike has got Mrs. PaTtingtOn to write Dooh
for boys which Mr. shila6eT her man 70 OF
has arranged with Messrs. Lee Shepard 10 pup"s"
One of P. J. Stahrs pleasant DOCKS Ior
children has been translated from the FRENCH as Lt
tie Miss Mischief" by Ella Farman eoltor % Si "'"'
rake and is nearly ready. at d. Lothrop q Cos
new edition of Macaulay's History, IN
tended to be the best edition of that work. is promised
nv Uarner a BROTHERS 1t will be in five small octave
,,7os I,brorv STYLE from new plates. Similar edi-
tions of IIume's England and Gibbons Rome from NE"
plates, also promised. -.
A new enterprise is in progress at Franklin
SQUARE Harpers Library of American Novels" when
is MANNED 10 take place for American fiction such as Is
occupied for foreign by Harpers Library OF select
Novels" started with Buwers "Peham," In lS42' ana
now reaching over GOO OF the brownpaper Volunes'
which are the chief stock in trade OF numberless cc
lating libraries The first volume OF the seiles % pr Viii
novel which is said TO be of remarkable srehStn Sn
originality, prophesying brilliant lu'ulc ioi "'
author. e
Dir. John w. Draper's forthcoming volume OF
"seentifc Memoirs" will be particularly devoted 10 al
account OF his experimental researches INTO raulIh
energy-heat light These have covered peilou o
forty wears and include some Of the most rcharhape
scientihc investigations Of practical result during 'n'
period Dr. Draper's connection with the early history
f photography is but one Of the important features OF
this department of his work, for which the Ruinioiu
medal was awarded TO him. The volume VIII contain
his more important published papers, with an abroS'
mont OF those OF secondary interest In bis preface
speaking the many years covered by these nNesug
,ioDs Dr. Draper says Experimental investCation
10 borrow phrase employed by Keper respecting the
resting of hypothesis very great thief of time some
times it costs many days determine fact that can DC
stated in line such publication, therefore, assumes
the character OF autobiography since it is essentially
daily narrative Of the occupations OF its author 10
reader imbued with the true spirit Of philosophy even
fhe shortcomings easily detachable III II are not Without
a chaTa From the better horizon he has gained ne
watches his author, who, like pioneer IS dOuDuuy
finding his way, here travelling on track that leads 10
nothing, then retracng his IOOsteps and agau, udde
TERED making attempts until success crowns MS eAeI
tiOns."
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
ITO PHILADELPHlA,rA
Il PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
iA- ~ between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three Depots in
f0 Philadelphia, two In NewYork
oube Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after November IL, 1871
EXPRESS Trains via DcsbrOsses and COrt
landt streets Ferries, follows. = oao . -
1880. $50. y(9:3O limited) II mr. o. 6So y e3O'
and q D. m Sunday, a. m 8, g. 63O, Z, $50 anu p M
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect win trains
at Jersey CITY ahording speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel - =, -, ooo %, ,oo O
$40 and III a. M, Limited Express l:35 p m 2 530,
and f35 D. m and IL midnight ON sunday. 320 $780, T. 3
$40 a. M. T. 1885 p. In, and IL midnight 49, a.,
Ticket Offices 625 and 9l4 Broadway, NO. Astor house
and oot OF Desbrosses and COrandtsts NO Courtst,
and Brcokiyn Annex Depot foot Fulton ST. Brookyn
Nos ia li and llS Hudson st. Hobokeni Depot Jersey
City Emigrant Ticket once, No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER
eneral Manager enlPassenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
EcQal Notices.

10y ORDER Of Hon. f. II. WESTBROOk,
ID Justice the Court OF The state Of New OK
notice is hereby given pu sut 10 the PROVISIONS 81 me
statute authorizing attachments against nusfOnuH 'uh.
resident del tors that an attachment mas uoeh
the estate Of john u. Spung7t-en hVl
rrtiieut debtor aud that tie sam" Will be d Tor e pay
ueut Of his unless be appear and discharge such az
tachment according "a law within nine monih- nom lhe M
pubcaou notice ami that the payment OF any ccp-
dino Ia this STATE and the delivery To hl
OF for any property within this state DeiohgE
10 him and transfer such property by hm, ate
yOi.Dltei the 18Th DAY OF March
is;s q. Il. JENKS. Attorney for Attaching Creditor
Castctuu, Rensselaer, County, y y
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17

II AgBOTT and EPHEAIM FOWLER
To Tie above named and all persons Who arc dts'ehuhhtH
heirs tlw or 0t kin Of the above named persons OF
irr ngstrnees executors admin, stTaiOrs or legatets
Iy virtue Of "A decree 81 Judgment m me Nt"- lnIA
entered February 10, lrI1 IN an acton
entitled FREDfUIC j. BETS and another. execulors &C.
OF Ephfaim IiolbrpUk. deceased. against NLoh6E /,
ETT and 9th whereby appoin,d referee, among
determine and report the share oi The estate
of IOLBROOk. decreased 10 which each oi his
hcr or legal representatives. h entitled under the slli
dcrce II judgments uOw therefore du hereby ElVe booe
before at Oicr, No 100
broadway New York CITY, the 25d day of March lotN
~ n O'Clock prepared then ana There To prove
your dcsccBt Com TIE p,Ious above named or your elh
estate OF EphTam HOhrOok, late ot
tIc CIV Of Ncw.Nork, deceased your default VIII be
taken the estate distributed forthwith In accordance
With law.
Newly ork. February 9, 1873 ,. ,,,,,.,
Referee.
Avsny MALTRY attorney for Elizabeth Hotchkss ana rany
o'''''' '''' ~ % Wnam.st, Sew.York.
lil lawGwW
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
tje!u Wnnte0

WANTED
competent girl as waitress aud cambermod wages 81
Nour need Apply but t"s WIN Eod 0ty references Ue
tween 9 aud - @ m. 40 loo West 5O;h.,t.
IYrANTED-A live man in every county IN
W The United states to auulC:urr anl EEL STAPLE
ARTICLE. lust patented exclusive right given liberal
terms. T.. NORRIS, Chicago III.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers Peckup daily SUNDAYS excepted for
New Haven az 3 and IL D. m. connecting with road.

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers Peckup daily (sundays excepted for
New. Haven az 5 and IL p. M. connecting with road
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER M not Dec ST. 1877
500 M. Western and Northern Express dra"ingroom
c@6So r. @ Special Chicago and Western Express with
drawngo0m cars TO Canandaigna Rochester and buffalo
llUOa M Northern and Western Express to Uuca White
treat Va II IL Iiuand Burlington and st. Adams
500 m, ST. sLn hU tbTopg every diy i'm the weeks also
sleeping cars Geneva and Corning Buffalo Niagara Falls
via SarSt%ra StI and Piatsburgh. - -. ..
Niagara Falls RgaG Gsyeand ydan TGsS Ps
to!t ChicaGO also to Waei''"n excepting oa'uru'y
F0O III. Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
ay Trains Local Time Tables Tickets for sale at
& GScc. Nos PARK place, 1S5 and 9i2 Broadway, New
iorA anu ~ {. B. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = GREAT
and SE ssr AMD TErf ~ n leave n YeW
YORK via ant Corndt streets Ferries as follows
Pullman palace attached, NJ, and $50 H. daily
For wampor Lock Haven CSTy n1d ES St At $50
and the Oil Regions For williamsport and Lock Haven
For baltimore Washington and the south Limited Wash
RSogs 9a $50 ms arrive washington liO p m Regular at
$40 M GtC and 2 NJ & sunday a9 sSS @ am m p m
l. a. B. 6, $50 7. $50 and sunday a. m .. 8. $780,
FG sT trans a NewarE @ RsSTav PfnistOn
ton psTa 5ASSSy a, LII sE ess Esydee and other points
Boats Brooklyn connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY, anOring speedy ana ureet transfer for
Ta5s arrive: From Pittsburg $50 and 1910 m, and
1920 D. M daily 1910 M and 500 p M daily except
M, AID 6l5, and 1910 m SUNDAY $40 and 9a0 m.
DO 4:IO 6l5, 800 $40. 1910, and 1920 m. Sunday
BOO $50, 0:4O l0:40 ll50 m. 600 and lO2O M ,,.
Ticket offices 526 and 444 Broadway No Astor iouse
and foot Desbrosses and Cort andtsts Conrts ana
brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fuonst. Brookyni No1
ia 10 and ll8 Hudsonst, Ho0oken; Depot jersey C'
Emgrant Ticket Office No Battery place purp
FRANK THOMSON l. n, In. rar TN, ssn,
GENERAL Manager. denl fassehgci Asou..
z.,o,,n VINO sp ON landing at