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WEEKLY OK MONIlllh payments
The nl irs, 1mt most hhcrAl hou,c an Sew York.
RNt MAN Bt:OrHIKs are oilerng this week
~ go Hftfins 400 tUrutur ttflrts, hui bedding AZ
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WHITE STAR LINE.
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AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND l>lfED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On and after Nov u 1877.
trains leave New YORK. pcsbrus,ts and Cortlant
IS. ,, rrics a. follows
Express HARRISBURG Pittsburgh tho West and South
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for Mham-port Lock Haven. CORY. and Erie Al 3,
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OFFICE OF THE MOOSE MINING COM.

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Il hLt llk CENT uu o., Capital stock. pny able ON the
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uanN. New York or AZ the office Of the COMPANY, l75
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fl'hsI Time consistent With ahsofte safety
On ana aiirr Nov l.. 1877
FNrress Trains leave Sew YORK. wa Desbrosses and
tuitImit #, frrur>. Hs ioloN..
A. ~ > go u.ntti, II \ Nj. e. d. e. $780, :. 30
ana JF NJ sundays, . A. NJ, ., d, q 80 T. \ 81. ana
l. VI.
Boa, Of BrooNNn Annex connect with all throus
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fhANh THOMSON, T.. r. FARMER
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To THII = UITFNIN'
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The OLD ESTABLISHED LorrE ANp SHORT LINE
between
>kN YORK AID PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN 1HROrDU TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
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TWO ~ NIN lOEk
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Double TRACK, tie most Improved Equipment ami the
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C,TLNOKE'S GARDEN.
NJ March =. o. and :.
AFTERNOONS AMI EVENINGS.
\ GRAND LACROSSE Tot RNANEST,
rliE COMiNG OUTDOOR GAME
The Amateur Clubs Of the United states contestirg
for Nalun silver presented ~ the editor vt The
Country" The rel"hfA'rd tenn
tAlGifNANAbA 1krgi OiSl INDIANS
from NnrtrrH AMI giving exhibition games afternoons
ami evening". tonie.iu Wi.ll team obi
bSptnAGA fSDiANS
h. state ~. lidau. will also give exhibitions OF
nat aud hurdle racing ON shows.
NROMf ARE.
ITO champion Indian runner oi canada.
Teams from Nrw York VnNcrsii,. the Manhattan, No
Name, kaNcu.nooi. aud mira Cub. WI. contest
Tho crack team NJ the MONTREAL CLlB.
tho best white players in the world will also participate
bon fho sport
Nuei.rn 'nc. Re.crvcd seats 75c Doors open at IL
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