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MEAN MARIETTA, GA, March 2I, 1870.

- eS>'t ""'>" 49, Aodo'
Messrs Ilm. Root s. Sons About one year
ago bought a bottle of BRADrIELp's FEMALE
REGULATOR from you, for one of my daughters
who had been suffering with suppressed menses
for some time. have had several physicians
attending, but met with no success until was
persuaded to buy bottle of the Regulator, and
it is the very thing for which il is recommended.
She is now in perfect health. hope all suffer-
ing females will at least try ono bottle aud have
health again. Very respectfully,
ID. DOBBINS.
For sale by all druggists and ny A. IRWIN g.
Co., Union.
Jan 1S 8 At
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The Markets.
At

UNIoN, JAM 17-In consequence Of bad roads much
Cotton has been brought to this market the past week.
-o.sa v S.,v -SZe
10l2 sales 81 bales. |'' "
CIi!ARLEsroN, Jan 15-Cotton dull-middlng II; net
receipts 901 sales 800.
NEW YORK, Jan. lS-Cotton quct-uplands III Or
leans III 1s sales 236 consolidated net receipts IL S-
Futures shade eascr-Fcbruary ll.326nIi i3I March
11Ii@l1 LIB; June ll.SiGpII.S5
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The New Minister.

Rev. S. Is. Campbell, appointed at the last
Conference of the NJ. f. Church, to this Station,
preached his first sermon in The Methodist
Church at this place last Sunday week. The
congregation andall others who attended the SER
speak highly of him effective preacher
and aman calculate to do much good in the COM
munity
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B@- Col. John L. Young, of this town has
been elected Director of the Carolina National
Bank, Of Columbia. Thus Union has three Di-
rectors in Columbia Banks, and we can say fur
thcr that no better fnanciers or more sagacious
men could be found in the State.
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Another Warming.

a division in the Democratic partv. by
winch two cindidatco, claiming TO be democrats,
were run, elected Radical to the Legislature,
from Georgetown Courty last week. Does that
look as if the Radical party in this State was
dead? If it does, it is very lively and kick
ing corpse.
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RAILROAD AccIDEST.-The upward bound
morning train ON the Greenvillc and Columbia
Railroad ran off the track, on Thursday, near
Ninety-Six, smashed two cars and killing and
wounding n number of chickens and thirteen
head Of cattle.
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.-On the night Of Thurs
day, the Sd instant, a house en- the plantation
of Mr.. d. p. Sprawls, some three miles frem
Williston, in Barnwell Co., was consumed by
fire, together with the occupants. Stephen
Enecks, his wife and two children. The matter
underwent investigation, developing suspicion
which terminated in the arrest Of two negro
men who confessed the crime, the wanton cru
city and revolving villany Of which have hardly
countcrparts in modern criminal deprcdations.
The parties suspected were captured Thursday
in Barnwell, and according to their statement.
the object of going to Stephen Eneck's house
was to steal of money which he was said
to possess. Their first acts were to murder
Stephen and his wife, after which they proceed
eli to ransack the house. This accomplished,
they returned 10 their victims, and covered them
with bed-clothes saturated with turpentine.--
After firing this mass they locked mp within the
house an infant and little child to perish upon
the funeral pyre Of the murdered parents, and
the sum Of their fendshDess was complete
The villains after arrest were taken to Willston
and thence to Aiken TO be locked up, as there
is no jail in Barnwcll.
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Esis~ All the members from this county were
promptly in their seats at the reasscmbng of
the Legislature on Wednesday. From the work
already cut out, we think the session will con-
tinue for six or eight weeks.
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Bee- The President has again nominated L..
G. Northrop for District Attorney of South Car
olind. 2iiSls but an act of justice to Mr.. Nor
throp, who was induced to resign high and lu-
crative Office to accept the position of District
Attorney.
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PAY OR BE SUED.

6NIIE subscribers hereby notify those indcLt-
Il ed TO them that they must have money,
right oft. They have been very indulgeut TO
their customers, but now their necessities de-
mand cash settlements.
We therefore warn oil who owe us that if they
do not come and make satisfactory settlements.
by the lst of February next, their notes and
accounts will be placed in the hands Of a Trial
Justice, with instructions to sue and collect.
1t won't do to wink ut this for we are in ear,
nest. GRAHAM g. GRAHAM !
Jan l8 81
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Sale Of the Fair Grounds.

monuuy, rnv 9ru uuy-vr -rcurunry nvxt;-
~ we will sell before the Court House door of
Union Court House, to the highest bidder for
cash, the tract of land, containing about eighty
hvc acres, situate on the Santuc road ut its in
iersection with the Chester road, near the town
OF Union, and having thereon the County Fair
Grounds buildings. A. w. THOMSON,
s. NJ. RICE.
Jan 18 a.
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nsl- Tabitha Ann Coton-whether Maid or
spinster is not statcd-has been admitted TO
practice law in the State of North Carolina. .
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B9- King Victor Emanuel, of Italy, died at
Rome on the 9th inst lie is succeeded upon
the throne by his son, IIumbert
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VOX POPULI.
For the Times
On Thickety and .Pacolet.

For the Times.
On Thickety and. .Pacolet.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Business led mo last week to
tn, Northern portion Of your County, and was
glad to see the manifest prosperity and happi-
ness of the people under lIampton's rule The
effects of an honest administration Of the State
government arc plainly seen. Peace rcigus-
both races contented and co-workcrs in the
great work Of redemption.
1t was my pleasant lot to spend o night at
the former residence of that eminently worthy,
patriotic and christian gentleman, Col. James
Jefferies, deceased. The premises abound with
associations reminding me of that truly goe
man, the early friend Of my youth. The Colon els
only son, Capt. John Il. Jefferies now occu-
pies the residence. found him q '.chip of
the old block'-kind and hospitatle, extending
a"liighland welcome" to his happy home. AS
the father so is the son. Captain Jeffcres is
practica! planter; his plantations yield an
nually about 200 bales cotton. with corn, wheat
and oats enough for home consumption.
Cold and weary, l was taken i'm by that
staunch citizen and genial friend, William F.
Eison, Esq. like to be so "taken in" under
such circumst en- to q country fire and
a dinner, such as editors enjoy and love to
write about. Mrs. E's., pure wine, made by
herself out of grapes grown on the premises,
surely is equal to that Of which good old Noah
so freely drank.
Mr. Eison presents q rare case. His former
slaves remain with him. Sensible negroes
Their old "master" is their best earthly friend
They occupy neat white-washed cottages, have
their cribs, fodder stacks, smoke houses,
buggies, &c.,
MIR. Eison warmly advocates the erection Of
n monument over the brave Gen. Gadberry.
understand that not even n rude stone marks
the spot where the hero sleeps. Such neglect
Of the heroic dead is wrong Union should
move in the matter Spartanburg will assist.
GLENN SPRINGS
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Death of Mrs. Tucker.
We regret to learn that the venerable wife of
cur esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Jas. A Tucker,
Of Fish Dam, died at her residence last Friday
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The Chester Murderer.

We learn fr@m gentleman of this town who
that the murderer of --- from Rock
Hill, is no other than George Smith, q negro
Barber who lived here for some months last year
and was in our Jail twice-once for petit larceny
and once for gambling
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peA- Hon. George II. fendleton has been
os Ohio hs ssnaf5ssS9 ae Caucus
from that State.
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Rss" Tho Berger Family. so celebrated for
their chaste and interesting performances, will
give an Entertainment ut Spartanburg hext
Monday night.
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A Melancholy Accident.

correspondent living at Goshen Hill, sends
us the following account of very sad accident
which occurred in that neighborhood on Thurs
day, the Sd of this month.
Frank Lee, youngest son of Mr.. Jonathan
Lee, aged about 10 years, went to Mill for
load of -four. When he got to Flint Hill-which
is very steep-on his way home, Mr.. Samuel
Ducket.~ ~sef,s was in the wagon, proposed to
clock the Wheels" but Frank said it was not
necessary, and drove on. The "oif'' horse re-
fused to hold back, the saddle mule became un-
ruly and threw Frank, when the team broke
and ran off. Mr.. Ducket jumped out as soon as
he could and stopped the team. lie then went
back to Frank, who was still lying upon the
ground. At first it was supposed the wagon
wheels had passed over him, and inflicted seri-
GUS internal injuries lie was taken home and
Lived in great agony until the following Thurs
day-just one week. A careful examination af-
ter his death revealed the sad fact that his back
bone had been broken, either by the fall from
the mule or by the wheels Of the wagon passing
over him. There were no bruises upon his
body"
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NEw YonE, January l0.--Three forged drafts
for $4,000 each. on the First National Bank Of
Charleston, South Carolina were discovered yes
tcrday at the National Park Bank in this city,
where they had been sent by Bank Of the Re-
public.
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Executors Notice,

A LII persons having claims against NJ. b.
n Friedberger, deceased, must present them
to me, properly attcstcd.
All persons indebted to Nj. B. Friedberger,
deceased, must make payments to me.
JOSEPH STRAUSS.
Ex'r NJ. d. Friedbcrger, deceased.
Jan 1S, 1873 3 81
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F. M. F A R r & co.

UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
UNION SOUTH CAROLINA.
YINHE grade of this school is the snme as that
l. of ordinary Female Colleges.
The charges have been reduced to meet the
exigcncies of the times.
Tuition per Term From S5 90 to S25 90.
NO EXTRAS.
Board (washing, fuel and lights ineludedr
D paid in ddUanee, per month. .,..........S11 90
The spring term opens February 4th, 1873,
Pupils received at any time and charged from
date Of entrance I'LL close of term.
MRS. NJ. s. CLIFFORD,
Principal.
Jan 18 1S If
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DEATH OF GAIT. RICHARDsoN.-We see with
regret the announcement in the Laurensville
Uerak6, Of the death of our friend and comradc,
Capt X. f. Richardson, formerly Of Company
"a, State Guards" 3rd Regiment s. c. " Capt.
Richardson was gallant soldier in the late war,
and has been true to the best interest of the State
Ills merits were recognized in his election as
Clerk Of the Court for Laurens, in which position
he served until the radicals came into power
jSparidn.
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B4- Business is awful dull and money aw-
ful scarce in this town just now.
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POSITIVE REsULTs.-There are numerous REM
edies that cure sometimes and become trusted
as useful, ~ proved so effectual
cured so many aad> = fmarkablo cases-as
DR.. Ayers medicines.
The Cherry Pectoral has restored great num-
bers of patients who were believed to be hope.
lessly affected with consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chils and fever quickly
and surely.
Ayers Compound Extract Of Sarsaparlla
eradicates scrofula and impurities of the blood,
cleanses the system and restores it to vigorous
health. BY its timely use many troublesome
disorders that causes decline of health are ex-
PEELED or curod.
Ayers Pills and their effects are too well
known everywhere to require any commentator
from us here.-Scranton (Pa.) Times.
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The McCaughy Land.

nNE of the tracts sold last Salesday, un-
~ der mortgage of Jasper Gibbes to u. ii.
Rice, will be rcsold, ut the risk Of former pur-
chaser, on Salesday, the 18th of February next.
Il. MACBETH,
Agent for u. ii. Rice.
Jan 18, 1878 3 81
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NOTICE.
A S AM going to leave Union soon, l here
~ by notify all persons who have work in
my charge, not paid for, TO come and get the
same or shall sel.it for cask to the. bighcst
bidder on the firstof February, 1873
NlCOLS MERCURY.
Jan 1S 3 ltx
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GsaaI Notices.

IN the matter of the Application OF the AT
i torney.Genersl OF the State OF New Nrk
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE Insurance. COM
PANY, Of the ely oil New'forE
the matter OF the application Of the AttoneyGeneiso
the Slate OF NewYork
rur ou.p6,Ar n1,Taasz InT LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, OF New-York city.
In The matter Of the application of The Attorney General Of
the State Of New-YOrk
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, Of the CITY Of New.fork'
In the matter of application Of the Attorney General OF
the State of NewYOrk
THE WIDOWS, AND ofsPMHSs, BENEFIT LIFE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY. of the City OF Newfork
In tho matter OF the application Of the Attorney Of
the State OF Hew-York
THE sEwyoRK STATE LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, Of the City Of Syracuse, NJ \.
To THE pOLICY.HOLDERs and CREDITORS OF EACH
and Of ANY Of the ABOVE~NAMBD COhPANiEs; IN
pursu Of made IN ech OF the sooyo ennea pro
chambers OF Mr. Justice and0nat The Cty or hcheuctS1
eleventh November 49, aud only entered 10 ss
clerks Office of the County Of SGhe e'tady on inc siu
eleventh LAY OF November 1873 anO each ofy0a policy
holders creditors o. either Of the a"oyenained
persons interested In policies 10 sad comp eS or
hereby notified 10 become parties to te
above entitled against such company ns you nay h'd pGee
already presented, the ersigned Rccciyer ogethsr
with statement OF the nature and chaface tnseV 70 .n
undersigned The Receiver on or Del0re e o, in
Nav 1879 the office Of the Receiver NO ~ bf0alWa, IN
the City OF New York OF be ba rel ho any 1St1ouon !"
be made under the decree 30 be maze herein.
policy and lat receipt with inc Receiver
by behalf ofany poeyholdr or 5ha &c
sufficient presentation OF any ard al CLAIMS tDerenGe-Du.
not dejar the Receiver Referee ON requiring any
different evidence Of claim In special cases "a
This notice is published in obedience 70 the Oh
the orders abo M pSfIESfeST eceiScr
once 252 Broadway, Eew-YOrk. Ola laWomlh
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GJ S0 TO BOSTON
dp ls1O VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINg ron LINE.

CONNECTING WITH Ali POINTS EAST.
NOT THIP MISSED - SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
Tho elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 80 North River foot Of ST. ut $3.50
r. daily trNcept sundays.
spccis limited good tram
from slOnIDgton, sold this line ron New York Ia Boston
for 81 10.
Ticket. for sale at all principal ticket Offices sater0oms
secured offices OF West OFT Express Company and nj Nos
1863 aud 8g7 Broadway and ~ Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers ELECTRA and Ga LATEA leave Pier 20 North
River Qoot Of warenst) daily except spndays) at ~
for providence direct
FREIGHT via either limo taken at lowest rates
L. VI fiLkISs. q. Il. AgL ID. b. BABCOCk. PIest
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Rlarnlc an0 5laIe Hanfels.

A TTENTION Nov is the time TO purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELS: ,,
slate WORK PESRIIYN SLATE co.
so Union square, Ny. t4th.ave. and II thst.l
40 OWNERS, ARCHITECTS and BUILD
Il ERS
FISHER & BIRD OF TO 1903 East Houston.st
Artistic Chimney Pieces In every variety Of marble latest Dc
signs ready for Inspection.
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9neirnrIion.

For Boys ana Young Men-City.
A ARCHITECTURAL and MECHANICAL
N DRAWING. Professor A. COLIN, No. 2iO West 42dst
A CLASS for YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
IN private Instruction TBoS H. ASH, 1903 West 40thst.
A ENCOURAGEMENT --GREAT REDUCTION
IN THIS WEEK.-Pennanship. bookkeeping. arithmetic.
Apply 20 East l4thst. OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH
A BUSINESS COLLEGE, such as Packard's,
IN sos Broadway cannot be fairly presented in the ordinary
SPACE OF Tribune Advertisement Whoever cares 70 know
tic truth Il viii DO we'll visit send for the
pnal circular wherein its cha aceristcs fairly stated
Addrtss s.b. PACKARD, PresidsDe
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Asmussen John and wife 10 Cornehlsen, cor .
Barrow and Bedfori-sts. years -...-.-s..'..'. "
Beck Jacob 10 HOchster and another ms oth-st 4.
2daVe. instalments '
De Forest Kate J. and husband TO + a seherInehorn
and another trustees. etc, 8 45th'st, OF 9TH
Farnan Ellen 70 Henry Bogert and another, trus'
fees etc 4 63f-st, OF 1stave, years.........-
uasbrouck, Mary f 70 Francis Rives. " cor
C;re,uwich ana Veseysts, Years.
Mathes Jacob and wife TO Louis Halk, No Marion =,
olliSe. Emily q to N Hoster and another. trus- :.
tees etc n 9 lOth-st, " of 4thave. year y
Russell Ann NJ aud others 20 John Russell shave
20 q OF 18th e. year. sar
Scott Jane St Lukss Hospital. IIth-sI Oh 1T
ynR.pace, years ~ $500. A"
Shoehy Edward q and another TO w III Parker. .
S4;h-st of lstaye. months.
Society OF the Church Of the Purtans to the trustees
OF the Presbytery Of New-York, l3Othst Ok q,
btnaN1...s v"
Vetier Elizabetha and another, executri1, etc TO
Charles Muller. o AveA, n OF 14sh-st years..
weaber, Elizabeth and husband to Joseph Wanger
aud another, executors. etc, lO4thst, OF 9th-
ave,
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Sexton Johanna and another. executors, etc. to VII
liam WhNeheaG 70
Webster, Mary 10 John A Dinkel. .-.....-.''''
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Gcaiers.
5teamboais ano RAILROADS.
TT'O PHILADELPHIA,
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three depos In
Philadelphia, two IN Sew.York.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the
Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after November 10 1871,
Express Trains York DesbTOsses
lRDdt street Ferries, as follows;
$50 7i3O, 500. 90 imed IL M; ]. 4. o. o. 7:gO
$40 aud 10 y. sunday, $50 and a. ., g. 1850
$40 aud 10 y. IN.
Beats OF Brootlyn Annex" connect with all ihrough
trains az Jersey City. anOIng speedy and direct
for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901 3i5 S:S5 T.
1886 T. $50 and IL IImited Express. lao ny 2 f.
G:3O and 1888 y. on Sunday, 120l 3:ij $3.50 y $50
q. m, 4. T;S6 p.
Ticket Offices nos. 526 and H44 broadway, No Aston
House of I've sbrpssrs and CGurtlan
ana Brooklyn Annex Depot foot ~ Fultons. Byooklyn
Nos u nc and IL Hudsoa.i- loooken Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigrant Ticket ONCE, No, BATTERY. place
FRANK THOMSON. J.. g.. FARMER,
Gen'l Act
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Wednesday. Nov.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Eov. l3, 1879
The following sales we're held at the K,
change salesroom to-day:
BIZ Hu0h ~ Camp.
lots IS East 7Uhs 100 ft Of Madison.ave each %
slo22 ,iS. \ Life Ins Co 70, go
East lIthst, So. l40ft e of dave each lot 20x
iOOIl same purchaser. -. ................ lAo
BIZ Scott & ksers. w
ga Of land q road leading from Kingsbidge
near Fort Washington Point and l56th-st; Thos
BIZ Nm. RenheiiA -
3st0rv and 4.story brick buildings with lot No 40
leoDardst, D 4, l25. IL fte OF West Broadway, lot
25xloo Richard Msssit . 1875,
<th.si, lot 25.l0x116; T. Day. 60
BIZ Louis Aesier. "
plot Of lands West ] loti-st bet New and 18th.
ave, 31OxlO01l; Equitable Life Assurance soci.
.
REGARD Y. Idfnet.
4stor5 brick building with lot. No Maron-st,
II Of Broome-st. lot lS5x42 lSx4S3 3; Jacob Ma
Bp Peter r. BeHey. "
3stOry brick dwelling with lot. No 1903 Ia 43d-st
SIS, II II OF zd-aye lot l7xlOO.5 Matdcr Bull. cl(
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RECORDED LEASE.

Journeymen's Morocco Manufacturing Company 70
Edmund handlers, No IL Jacobs', s. years and
Platt William r, trustee, etc, to Henry Holman, NO
10 ThOmasst years, at annual rent Of.
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RRlDGEPOkI, ana all points on Iio uss LIZ
ID and Nangatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brass ,os
eayss slip daily Sundays exoeped at iiSo M
BALTIMORE AND. OHIO RAILROAD. -
ID Leave NewYork foot OF Desbrosses and Courandt
$40 H. m for Washington Columbus Cinc.nati. rndlsnap
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston ana ang s
Zoo M for Washington and West and the south via
and Washington, making close for Ptspqg I'm
SnSsp daf Baltimore to- cnSns St ons and PITTS
burg and from Say @ f s ana Pull
seepcrs from NewYorK TO BALTIMORE and washPlgton
o IoS SSys e. Lou. c%mbS Pisbars south
c eRS sps sesneots a for Lynch
burg Florida sea ,e - Comparvs Office 3i5
BTcsarag and ticket os ccurands
RouSD TRIP TfcKEfSs' - kHNsASN EBRAsKA AND
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE Y
" Ferry station in York foot % Libertyst
Ferry station ia Br9Skly foot Of FIlions Coo, q,
commencing o'' Liberty st, as follows:
chunk ranaqna WilResSsPr E@r &c. Connects
Junction with D. l. and W; r. z, s.,..,.u,. Mountain
BSGds Lake and ' Easo "InSS GaSaIs
M Wan ss@4h amaqna hazeon' "Ne'0are ''r""0
g % aud SG S ssS snn SE
wilkesbarre scranton Tnmkhannook famaqus Haselton
N sp %Ifor Hish Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain;
Sane Chunk aH Connects at Junction With D. L. aud w r. r.
$50 p daily EastOn, Allentown and HarrisDarsh
For trains 90 l0ca points time tables az stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-LeaYe at y. ~. IL n. Tor bOubu
Brook and intermediate pont and az j3O p No. Tor ason
Readlng and Harrisburg. do.
Boats OF the Brooklyn and Erie Annex make eonnGeto
at Jersey Cts Station, to and from Brooklyn ana Enc D'oe
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove
&c, at $40, ll:ib n. m, 4, 5l6p m. ,,,.no,r
FREEHOLD and .NEW-YORK RAILW,AY
connections Leave foot OF Libertyst, for Freehold az
S:l5. ll:iO a. H.. 4, O:l0 y. N.
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