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TgE STATE FEMALE COLLEGE, MEM
ggIs i. added to the list of first class schools
advertised in the CLARION. The next col
lge wear begins september 9th.
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ANOTHER Line of those bargains in
BICHAgDsoN's IRISH Linens in this day.
These goods are the best for the money OF
any article in our house.
augr2L ROBINSON IL STEVENS.
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IN KsSNIcorT, of Chicago, has splen-
did autographs album, Ehich wa o,.cs !.
..sinas treasure on the table in b parior OF
- Jaffereon Davis. It was stolen during
ra,n :. az. tax. II 10 Gu cago and Sid
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ROBINSON q STEVENS.

A BAD conscience does not trouble
children. bur worms make their nights
seep,ess and Kill hem. one % cent bottle
Of Shriuer's Indian Vermifuge will save
them from disease and death. ~
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THrs is good time to visit your
,opotrv cousins. They will be glad to see
van. provided always, YOU don't go from an
pc.el locality.
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AmIte County.
Liberty Herald.

Liberty Herald.l
The following gentlemen compose the
Da,noeratic Executive COMMITTEES OF this
cnmnty: b. F. Johns. G. w Stokes, I
c gs.i's9o n p. Street, J. D. Roberts, ) o.
Tsal T f. Bates, J. A. BIrris. J. III. Brum
field and III. G. Wall.
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NOTICE TO PREEMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 10 the right of pre-
emption TO any Of the lands within the town
SHIPS aud parts Of townships above euumrrh-
ted, is required 10 establish the same 10 tho
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver Of
the jackson Land Office, and make payment
thereof as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed fYr
the commencement Of the public sale of tho
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited
No preemptiOn claim based on % settlement
subsequent TO the date of this Proclamation.
and prior go ;he offering, will bc recognized by
the Government
j. A. WILLIAMSON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
IulyN lS7S-3m
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HE Sabbath evening Union PRAYER.
.'oo are suspended until further no.
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SUGAR CANE MACHINERY.
DEszEEEczl !
- DIsINFEcT Y

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
Grade Carbolic Acid, Chloride Lime, Bromo-
Chloralum, Darby's Prophylaetic and other
Disinfectants. NOW is the time to use them
Jy31-4w BYRON LEMLY.
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GOOD deal OF instructive reading will
/. annd under head of "Hinds County
Tayati0N.
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The RaiI-oad Vote in .sac.4.on

AT the hour of going to press, We have
o'iiy ihe vote 81 the first day at most IF the
precincts in the county The Indications
are that the subscription has been carried
oy the requisite two-thirds majority. The
following is the vote in this city:
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PROCLAMATION.
$500 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t apears by information re.
w eived by me that John Verene and
Charles Verene, are charged as accessories
before the fact to the murder of I. G. Cook, in
Montgomery County. on Monday, July Y
1873, and are still at large:
Now. therefore, /. j. Nj. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi do offer the above reward fol
the arrest and delivery of the said John
Verene and Charles Verene to the Sheriff Of
Montgomery County, or $4,000 for the deliy-
cry of either one of them said reward payable
on conviction, and in addition to the reward
allowed by statute. And | do, moreover, re
au1re all officers of this State to be diligent in
their efforts to arrest said fngitives, John and
Charles Verene.
Given under my hand and the Great Sea
of the State am xed, At jackson, fhit
=. - 9Th day of August, A. D. 1875
BY the Governor y H. STONE.
KTNLoCH FALC0NER. Secretary Of State.
nrcrp4prTnN
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We are indebted to Hon Patrick Hen
~. OF Rankin. Hon. Fred Barry OF Clay,
and Maj. l.. W. Magruder of Vicksburg, for
the courtesy OF calls at the CLARION sane
frru
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lbv2l RUSSIAN Brown BATH TOWELS
at BE to zoe.
aug7-It ROBINSON " STEVENS
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10 THE PUBLIC

SMALL NUMBER OF PERSONS wish
n ing to spend a month or two in the eoun-
try, can be Accommodated with board in a
private family at so per month. The loca-
ton is among the healthiest in the State. For
particulars. apply to this Office.
july24, '78-4w.
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O..on9w New OrIeams.

NEw ORLEANS. August Cotton str1ng'
with sales of $50 bales. Ordinary, 9zsc
good ordinary. 1O3sc; low middilng: IVES
middIing, 1l3sc; good midGhng' lz1sc'
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ue ELIAS BLOOM, of this place, has
,s,,;ocd q patent tor mosquito net frame.
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PRINTER is wanted at Macon, Miss.
Sc advertisement.
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,.,urg and Meridian RaiIr'd

Ma A. &. DorY, Of Shuqulak, was
In lbe city yesterday
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%TATE- FEMALE
6 COLLEGE,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
mrs. Harriet n. Collins. Pres't.

Assisted by Faculty of Eleven Officers
and Teachers of long experience in each de-
partment of the Institution.
Prices reduced to suit the times Location
beautiful and pre-eminently healthy. Gives
q thorough education with advantages of q
home Superior facilities for instruction in
music and painting. College year begins
September Is. Send for Catalogues contain
ing full particulars Address
= JOHN S. COLLINS, a. B., sec'y.
aug7, 78--2m.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

In the vote against are included all who
registered aud failed To vote.
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Jr,r THE THING.-1OO Pieces MEDIUM
DARK PRINTS. 10000 Dozen BUTTONS to
suit at NICKLEl
guc7-gt ROBINSON q STEVENS.
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A Printer Wanted.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER-One who is ca
N pable with an amateur assistant, of get
ting out promptly n seven-column Weekly pa
per; versed In Job work. is not afraid of
work; can give undoubted assurances of his
past and present moral standing; not AFRAID
Of night-work, should it become necessary /;
willing to work for small but assured wages,
can get position by addressing, care Mis-
sIssfPPI Sun J. J. HAYNIE,
Auq7' 7S-It Macon, Miss.
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trustees in Incorporated Cities
ana Towns AeeiSIaIed out
Of Office.
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VERY LATEST NEWS.
GOV. Hendricks Makes "a Ringing
Speech.

TNDIANAPOLIs, August 5--The Democrat
ic cam paign was opened here TO night Dy
Ex-Governor Hendricks. Alter referring 10
the evil results of the unequal apportlon-
ment of the State by the act of 1872 ana
the crime perpetrated in placing man In
thu, Presidential chair not chosen by the
neOple. he believes n ational bank notes
should be retired, and in lieu thereof there
should be issued by the Government an
equal amount of Treasury notes. and that
the right to. issue paper money as wei as
coin Is the exclusive prerOgatlve oil the
Government He also believes Congress
| should provide for taxation by States OF
| limited States Treasury notes as other mon
ev ia taxed He believes, also, IN the res
toration of the silver dollar, with a iuii
| legal tender quality, in payment OF All
debts both public and private, ana tlaV .n5
coinage thereof should be made free and
unlimited as that of gold Gen. q rant viii
probably be the republican candidate, and
his candidacy will signify a strong Govern
ment. prepared to hold the people in con-
troll"
First Bale Carolina Cotton.
CHARLESTON. August 5--The first ba lie OF
Carolina cotton was received to-day from
RarnweII county, and classed middling
yellow Fever Reports.
NEv ORLEANS, August 5.--Noon. Ne"
cases. Is: deaths, Il. DR.. Chopin Presld9ht
IF the Board of Health, has issued an order
that no more reports of new cases of yellow
fever shall be furnished the press
Cotton in New Orleans.
Npw ORLEANS. August ) Cotton strong
vith sales of $50 bales. Ordinary, 91sc !;
GOOD ordinary. 103sc; low middiIng, IVES
middling, 1l3sc; good midGlng' lz7se'
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This institution is organized to meet the
wants of jackson and surrounding country,
where there are many homes OF culture ana
refinement. whose daughters demand a seat of
the highest learning economically admins,
tered, with the best standard of intellectual
and moral training. The course of study will
be thorough as that pursued in the best e.
male Colleges of our country, while Music,
Art and the Modern Languages will be taught
by competent instructors.
There will be a resident French Governess-
In each class a silver medal viii be given to
the pupil showing the best report in that par
particular study. To the pupil who earns the
greatest number of silver medals, an elegant
gold medal will be given. There Will be goid
medal for the most industrious music pupil
also prizes in Drawing, Painting, Writing.
Neatness, Amiability and Calesthenics- d.
plomas awarded to the young ladies who pass
a satisfactory examina tion on the whole cours e.
The cheapest School in the South. For terms,
ETC.. address, MRS. 3 b. " Arr,
aug7, 78-6m. Jackson, Miss.
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SORGHUM MILLS.
STEAM ENGINES, Etc.
SOLD CHEAPER

Than can he bought of any other dealer, and
delivered anywhere in Mississippi direct from
Factory. Write for prices, as well as for any
other Machinery desired.
Address
&. ID. BUSTAMANTE,
Agent for the Manufactures.
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Treating "A Yellow Fever Patient
by Telegraph.

Same days ago Mr. VIM Hires. cotton
hnyer, doing business at No. 75 Common
street, left This cry, accom- panied by his
wife, to escape the fever. He, however,
had il in his system. and was Frustrated by
it at Cincinnati. Ills case, his friends state,
on information received, indicated at the
outset, that it was TO be one OF great viru-
lence, and doubling the ability OF the ply
sicians to cope with it, the wife of Mr.. Hines
opened Geographic communication with
DR.. Warren 4. Brickeli, of this city, and
since the receipt OF the first dispatch he
has been
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IkEA TING TIE Use IHNOJUH The IELE-
GRAPH.

He is kept Informed of symptoms, changes,
and the condition of his patient. and wires
Instructions as to treatment, medicine, etc
Mr.. Hines, when first taken sick.
stopping at one Of the hotels in Cincinnati,
but a. soon as his disease developed itself
his removal was ordered by the proprietor
of the house, and he taken TO an hos
tttfal
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~ Better Way TO Enjoy
NJ Life

from ~ y quietly suffer The miseries resulting
Heaa.o, spepsia. If you are distressed With
funess n nervousness, Low Spirits, Wake
ness IT, aipltation of the Heart, Costiye-
Bad I've r'ser Complaint. Pain in the stomach,
seek ,h IN the Mouth, Heartburn, ETC.,
comes t fro,e comforting relief that always
Asd you ,ui, Using Parker's Ginger Tonic
s ass to enjoy Ire Wb = G Freed from
enes fro,ss 1nHIering. Protect also your little
ead fsmil Solera Infantum. and yourself
Sfamps Y from sudden attacks Or collie.
teepiag ~ sentery or Cholera Morbus. By
antaIwass superb corrective and inTlg-'
aAan Four -. y hand. Buy @1.D0 bottle
Re1l ana 49, elst, or . ample bottle IA
Sd Tess1..A 80 lts merits. For 8nla bV III
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-
LETTER LIST.

n T.' Letters remaining in the Postoffice
"a y''Asol' Kinds county, Miss, for the
week ending August :. 1873:
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E,-s, male Carolina Cotton.


CHARLESTON, August 5.--The first ba lie O
RarnweII county. and classed middling.
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SORGHUM MILLS,

DROUGHER & BROWNE, Dealers in AGRI-
- CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY,
Field Seeds, Etc, have in store a full line of
SORGHUM MILLS AND EVAPORATORS.
which they will sell at less than manufactur-
ers' prices. Liberal discount to dealers Adj
dress BROUGHER i BROWNE,
junl9 1S-3m. jackson, Miss
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RUINED BY POLICY.

Ofhcer Lenz, Of the rwenty.seventh precinct
brought to The Tombs yesterday morning . respects
able rocking man. who, ne told the Judge, had como
into the station house snort time previous and acted
In such strange manner that 1t was thought his
mind was disordsred. Judge Flsmmer asked the
prisoner what he had TO say aud he promptly an
swsrcd:--"Yoar Honor. 1 have had n good deal OF
trouble lately and may have acted strangely. lost
$3oOO0 years playing policy aud IN never rest
eoa,cnt MI break up Tue internal business nave
got number OF articles written aoout H. ana wrote
one last night. ana wncn get them published they
will burst up the whole lot OF them"
what paper 90 you intend 10 have them pupnsheo
IN ~ asked the Judge.
soh, IN send them TO oil the papers Let those use
them that like. have not got dollar ~ the worid,
Judgc but III keep up the night and III burst this
BUSINESS yet, aud then am contentcd to die"
The Judge, alter questioning him little furtncr rs
to his business aud hts drinking babtf, dccideo 70
send tue man 10 the care oil the Commfssioners OIL
Charities and Correction. rHc name gwen ~ TINS
unfortunate policy player Abnsr W. Stern, OF No
13l East Eighty.h street
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PETER DIVERS MISSION.

wIcKEDNEss-sERMoN By DIR. DANIEL LESTER.
sermon preached at Peter Dwyer's Mission
Chapel Barrow street., by Dr. Daniel Lester, gen.
tleman whose regular profession to the body
rather than the SOUL but who tskos interest tho
mission. and has volunteered to deliver course Of
lectures at the chapel. Tho discourse last evening
was Of the series and the subject OF
''wickedness. Tho speaker cheso as his text the
seventh, eighth and ninth verses OF the thirty third
chapter OF Ezekiel, dwelling especially on the
words, ''lf thou dost not speak TO warn
ihe wicked from hts way, that wicked mnn
shall die In his iniquity but his blood will require
at thine hand" Mr. Lester said that In she prssent
sinful times warning demands especial attention
from ca ristans lest the destruction Of their stu
full fellows should lie their door. He said that the
wicked could not DO converted unless
he were convinced Of his error, and pointed
out the difficulties that lie in the
way of such conviction. He thcn enumerated the
signs and tokens oil OF tho moro prevalent and
fatal sins. suce irreg ion injustice and Oppres
sion, blaspnsmy, perjury. inlemperance vanity and
hypocrisy. He urged the need Of repen-
tanoe, not OF the lip only, but OF tho
heart, and insisted that this state conid only DO
reached by humility. The bold sinner, ne said, The
greatest and the most perilous positions the man
who feels bold and confident OF his amendment Is
also In the wrong course
The other exercises consisted OF singing prayer
and were conducted by Peter Dwysr
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ovERcoArs FOR THE MILITIA.

To rHK EDITOR THE HERALD:-
short time ago Adjutant General Townsend issued
orders for making OF 5000 overcoass for tho reg
msnts OF the First division. These overcoats are
new stored IN the State Arsenal ana TO DO gwen
TO the men only In OF emergency. Last Friday
tho Ninth regiment went TO Crcedmoor for rife prac-
tice and were caught IN q drsnching rain storm.
When will the emergency arise wnen an overcoat
will DO Of greater necessity than would have
been thenS Every man belonging 10 the militia Of
Massachusetts and Connecticut 10 equipped with
xnapsack, ovcrcoat and blanket, and Is compelled to
wear tho knapsack, with either the overcoat or
blanket rolled at every parade Thoy also go into
camp ior n woek every year, and arc paid for
their ''mo /" the rate OF 81 per man;
alive to tho Importance of having their
men Thoroughly trained tho people OF those States
than tnose OF New York. Alter last summers
"httc bance" there was great deal Of talk 10
regard TO what tue state golna do Tor her cit
zcn soidiers but, ike many other things Of a smi-
lar nature, has ceased to be thought OF, except by
tho men, There is material IN this city Tor the max.
ing OF AS nne body OF soldiers ever iuced Can
nou and u The proper Inducements were held out 10
men by those VINO have tho power there need not DO
re, ment Ia the CITY without It's iuii complement OF
1000 mon. Asthc affairs OF the milti IRE conducted
I'm the Interests OF the board Of oihcers)
young man Is looked upon by his
iriends as very foolish Tor joining n regiment,
regiment want anything IN the way Of equipments
they buy IL themselves but the Ninth, and, IN iact
nearly all the other regiments are composed Ia large
measure OF men VINO earn their living Oy daily labor
AMI cannot AFFORD to do TINS; neither should tbcy be
compelled to DO So IL Is the business OF the state,
u desires an efficient militia, TO supply Its actual
needs ana to put II IN condition TO be oaed upon at
hours notice to perform regular service. The
Ninth regiment not second In working strength to
any stint lar organization In the United States aud ~
hss demonstrated that II deserves to DO Thoroughly
equipped and " cvcrv would refuse 70 perform,
duty unui 50 equipped tho necessity would soon be
NINTH REGIMENT.
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ANSWER.
IxAcTING TRAVELLERS.

To THg EDITOR TIM HsRALp:-
A letter In the compliant Book" signcd "a Trav.
slsr" provokes my indignation far enough TO reply
10 his whining letter. have no interest in tho New
YORK, New Haven aud Hudson River railroad Com
pany, nor, In iact, IN any oiher railroad CON-
pany; hence grant | am dsin,eres,sd. The wri,cr
says tho ticket agent said ne could have Two "stop
over" checks on ticket. In every depot aud on
tue tickets themselves u is stated that but Que stop
over" viii be allowed.
have travelled good deal IN this country and
know to what class this fellow who signs himself "a
Traveller" belongs. Ho requires four scets-two Tor
the biggest part e mis- BODY and Two for his cet he
devours peanuts ny the quart scattering me smells all
along the aisle. In short, when such as bc get on
their travels there comiort for ordinary passen.
gcrs rbey expect TO be carried IN Psace car ana
nave special attendant. all At regular iare, ana arc
indignant Il the company seeks TO protecs itseii:
r. Il, L.
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woman teaches an Important practical sssson, and
illustrates the difference between sensiuensai pro
Him BY life well as lip. OrLah and Ruth both
.hiled up their voice and wept'' when Naomi en-
treated them 10 60 back Moab alter they mad gone
some distance on their way TO the land OF judah
They secmed be both equally IN earnest IN their
professions OF love mp this juncture. but tho result
proved in Orpah's case, a. II has In many another,
that weeping not always an evidence OF genuine
OF The claims OF Christ TO bis love aud de
ity and then goes away 10 desert the Mast and
turn TO his former wicked companionshipa
MorHER-IN-LAw.
ssAnd Orpah Kissed her mother-in-aw." A kiss
may De a token Of genuine affection, or II may be
nothing. So with professions Of love- Tor CSr,sr
Orpan went some OF the distance with Naomi
toward Caanan, but did not leave her
their faces toward bosveu. They may be sincere
when they start, but they think Of their old friends
the Canaan they seek, ,ney resurn 30 the land they
have lett. When turn back from following
return quietly asd alone, and shsr know
that they have gone because their place 10 vacant or
they seek 10 load others back with them. 0rpah
pursued the former course. Both courses have their
bAeiui power and sad responsibility.
rRUB ExeMPLiFiED.
Ruth's professions OF love were genuine In tie
place Of the kiss ',she clave unto" Naomi She was
DO discouraged In her professed purpose. Her
turn 10 Moab, but with effect She only re-
spondsd, "whither thou goest l will Co." She was
wiling TO choose new people and new god II she
COuiu only uVe uuo uo anu uo Uuricu WIN
the object Of her love. sho had lett every
thing behind her OF tormcr relations hips go TO u
land had attractions for her But there was
motive power within her that drew her from Moab
and impsllsd ber toward Canaan. 1t was the love
she bore for Naomi Where the object OF her love
that was her Canaan. SO tho motive powor OF
q genuine Christian life Is love Ter Christ. This
latter love makes the soul willing TO sacrifice,
and labor and suffer. HIS presence constitutes, hero
and hereafter. the SOULS promised land. We may bs
sorrowtul that many who have commenced the
Christian lie toarfuiiy atterward forsaken the
bu "a
Ietsen the number by the power OF tho example o.
our clnging fidelity.
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MORE COURTESY WANTED

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
took my family. including child twenty months
old, to Rockaway recently on the Grand Republic.
About twelve O'Clock the child asked for food. HIS
mother gave him bread, and while eating it a sury
fellow with the compauy's uniform ON said, in an
overbearng manner, ''rake the bread out Of that
ch,ld's hand or leave the cob,D." II had been
guilty OF a great crime he could not nave spoken
acted moro insoeptly. simply took the bread IRON
the child aud told him would not trouble tue Grand
Republic again. He lett, muttering, IL did not ask
YOU to come on board " Cannot the owners OF tho
Grand Rcpublic teach their employees that II II IS
necessary enforce certain rules should be deue
civilly ana politely, aud that It s not necessary to
brighten ladies ami children 10 doing so FATHER.
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TRAVEL TO OCEAN GROVE.
JERSEY CITY, August 10, 1878.

To The EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Will you BIO kind enough TO givc your readers the
benefit Of my experience In trying to get to Ocean
Grove by tho New Jersey Southern Railroadf Not
outstanding tho fact that the agent OF the road at
pier tells you positively that their road goes dreo,
10 Ocean Grove, COOS only to the West End OF Long
Branch, aud they depend wholly on the Central
Railroad 10 get IRON there TO Ocean Grove. took
the o: 80 boat and got far Long Branch, where
was Obliged to leave tho train aud wait hour.
Then tram took to the West End OF Long Branch,
ana there was ooigod TO leave II aud wall Tor the
Central Railroad tram which goes 10 Ocean Grove.
In returning Is brought TO the West End Of Long
Branch by the Central aud there ne muat nearly
an hour for u train TO take him to Long Branch.
After delay Of another hour no 10 brought to New
York. OCEAN GROVE