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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
THE ADAH RICHMOND TROUPE.

Tomorrow night the famous Adah Rich
mond Burlesque Company will make their
first appearance on the Carson Theater boards
in ''Kenilworth." This troupe is only billed
for two nights and as the rush for seats will
be great, they ought to be secured without
delay. The Press speaks in the most lauda-
tory terms of this excellent burlesque combi-
nation
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
ESELE.S OF FARE.

Our strong suit, Gf we may be INDUCED in
the expresson}, is the printing OF bills of fare
To speak after the manner of the profane and
gambIesome, we beat the deck on bills of fare
As to price, that is mere secondary con
sheraton
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24

POLICE NEws-In the annals of Carson
City. there is no mention made when this
source foritoms for the secular press has been
30 unproductive as at present. No one will
steal, murder, or get very drunk. We have
not even had a Chinese shooting scrape for a
week or two. What's becoming of this once
prosperous country?
RAILRoADER's BALL. The next annual
ball of the V. & T. r. R. Co attaches will
take place on the 14th proximo, The affair
will be as usual, enjoyable. Pantlind will
furnish the goodies for the inner man.
RETURNED. Miss Mary Duffy, daughter
of our pioneer citizen Mr.. jones Duffy, hes
returned from San Francisco, where she has
been for the past four months.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
POSTERS.

Tao MORNING ArrEAL job Office is better
prepared to print posters, handbills and
DODGERS than any establishment between San
Francisco and Omaha Come and inquire the
prices
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
A GREETING TO OUR SENATOR

Yesterday the citizens of Ormsby County
transmitted the following telegram to Senator
Jones, our worthy and respected representa-
tive i'll the U. S, Senate, expressing in few
brief words, but Enthusiastically, their appre-
citation of his effort in restoring to US the
DOLLAR of our Fathers. We are justly
proud of him, and we may well be.
Hon John p. Jones, o. S. Senator, Wash
ing, D. c.:
The SONS of the Silver State hail the Dol
lar of the Fathers and bid it's friend and re-
doemor God speed;
Farmer Treadway, John Rosser,
II. Il. Mighels, s. 4. Jones,
Sam. G. Wright, ,Jno. T. Pantlind,
Hub Parker, Jno. Q. Moore,
Geo. Tufy, Chas. e. Laughton,
T. +. Foster, W. d. Mann,
c. b. Luce, Geo. d. Fryer,
J. Fraser, j. w. Haynle,
p A. Wagner, q. t. Ford,
Harris Bros, a. NJ Ardery,
G. b. Hill, ". al. Bryant,
e. j. Parkinson, James Crawford,
Mcdonnell d Co, levi Dague,
Gibson & Dealy, G. p. Mason,
f. B. Plxley, Jacob TObriner,
e, b. Zabrisbie, Ceaser Isaacs.
Corbett Bros, d. Rinkcl
GilIsou K Barber, c. y. Harris,
A. nj. McCabe, Jpo. Hoye,
4. Hebberling, Chas. F. BicknelI,
VIM. S. Byrne, r. D. Edwards,
w. D. Toby, s. T. Swift,
Jas +. Farrell, Jacob Klein,
Otto GREENWOOD, =. ID. kersey,
Henry L. Tickner, Jos. P!att,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
SHIPPING TAGS.
nation.

If there is any one thing that the MORNING
APPEAL can do better than another, it is to
print, at the most preposterously low rates,
the shipping tage so much needed by the
mercantile community
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
JOB WORK.

The MORNING APPEAL establishment is pre-
pared to perform job work at rates a long way
below the prices which obtained in the earlier
ane purer days of the Republic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

The MORNING APPEAL job Office will print
professional and business cards at rates ride
ulously low. Even spinsters and children yet
unweaned cry for them!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
Rheumatism---Its Cure.
TO TmE ArrllcrEp-prAE rRIrNps

TO THE AFFLICTEp-pEAE FRIENDS:
d"rin it July my duty. rr-',,t % which g-uuld
i- iuJU-tirc :" suffering humanity. -t,i" yu the
great medical "Er=t- 80 NY Pam >grrrts~ IN Promptly
curing Rheumatism ,ur-sI hundreds Il ra..s
during To" lat nv N"'r>. gtunI- WHICH .hali only
hri,iN i,iar 10 irw & thu vert un "Wednesday
luly 9th Wa callr! to Young ~.itrfit- -
terribly tia. h. could I-lI l4. ru.rl ir-,
Nsgg-.sf Ir could a." rtt .r> ' ai. AZ the
end q :, hour AMI waikiki uI-ta4g- without
help. Hr - now July l.;A. I.5t jy we'll II. only
used twu bottles. AIpihrE 81 D.. leon sut!,r
II. could neither !r--- 4aT' himself. NJ ia nyt.
week hr rau! 30 god = sIly- work u.rs IN the
T.llIiG mill. H. auly Nv. bottle Pam S.rf~t-r
% maxi the Another Il u:;y-n Year., ,tar,i-
lad iuII~ ysrN frW full a'rk. work HurIu these
y"ar- account - thu a,ha- and pain. At i,u- more
tian "'lrF- he suffered II" j. Perfectly welt
Another rs-e y"uuE LADY, u' LtI Suffered badly
Tor hour months under medical treatment. c,uld not
move 90 tho least without -Earfrn. I-rfi.ly Vt "a
-iNt"r. hours using Tia, pm >.asrisr .r.,>
AMI walk,l across the ru1I. aud only !ly- W-rg
required t. rv-inr~ i,"r to irir-i i,r-s,iA asin
Another ami the last -li4. refer t. = boy Of
Il y"ar- H. could Mt move 1t all. AMI vt about
- hour h- ami walked across the ru aud --,r
ro-i"Tr :" health again hy thu Pam S,grei,~ -
Tho ai hundreds 81 ether refer The ,uk
rf rri,t rpru :" all IL Neuralgia II,ri4sfi-
Cramr and Pains, biarrhs-t &c II uaIiy certain
-'ii!" costing only 20 cut la ui-u snv! life
Il hutHau being and from Ia.ttI-r ha-
restored - health aud u,"iulnr- many bad case of
rheumatism.
When TIM remedy i,cpin-- properly known have ro
Doubt it will become household an! standard remedy
family l,"fulur-, Nt-t-ty. 1t will
"ns has" to b. u."'i t" h. at "i,'e appreciated.
oiie" tor Consultation, 100 King = Wilmington.
Respectfully, J. II SKINS, " b,
WIlniiu. iau. p.l.
ss-Primciral Depot. Wilmington, Del ani -olI by
dealers ia nI''!iUInr-- .au- =
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

JUsT DROPPED IS.-Neighbors are an
excellent institution, if they only keep
their places But neighbors out of their
places are quite another thing. Every
rural neighborhood has one or more of
those troublesome people who are con
tinuaily dropping in. Your female neigh
Dor comes over while you are at breakfast
and begs you won't mind her, and she sits
down in her dining room, and stares at
you while you eat, and fixes her eyes on
the patch on the table cloth, and shows by
her expression that she knows that your
knives are plated. If you have bacon for
breakfast, she tells you she dislikes pork,
and insiuuates that it is unfit for Chris
tians to eat, but she will add as sort Of
qualiiier, that, If you like it, it is all right
Then she will want the patterns of little
Joe's apron, and she will 90 into your
parlor to get the latest fashion magazine,
to save you the trouble of going, when you
know she only does it TO pass by your bed
room door, to see if the bed is made. You
never have anything, or do anything with
out your neighbor's cognizancc. Your
new Spring suit, that you have vowed she
shall not see until you appeared in it at
church, she spies out by piece of trim
ming carelessly left in your work basket,
and she guesses at its cost, and asks you
where you got it, and how many yards you
had, and who cut it, and if you made it
yourself and says she likes blue, but then
green is all the style. But she supposes
you got blue because green is so trying to
sallow complexion. When she finds out
that you purchased the material at Smiths
she says that she always shops at Jones'.
Jones is to be relied upon but then Smith
tells good story, and knows just how to
handle customers who do not understand
goods. And then she asks what you paid
for your dress, and you dare not tell her a
cent more on yard than ii really was, for
you know she will go directly and ask
Smith all about il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
Duryea's Celebrated " Maizena,

u Duryea's Celebrated =" Maizena,
manufactured at Glen Cove, y. Y. Is one
of the most delightful preparations for food
in the world. Recommended by the high
est medical authorities in both hemispheres.
and receiving the first medals and diplomas
at all the great international exhibitions.
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch is the best
in the world. Use it once and you will use
no other 1t has received the highest In.
ternat ional awards.
Duryea's Grape Sugar and Glucose. for
the use OF coniectloners, brewers, preserv
ersof fruits, wine makers, etc. unequaled
for purity and excellence. Furnished in
quantities 10 suit, and shipped to all parts
of the world. Samples sent free of charge.
Address WM. DURYEA. Gen. Agt., 90 Park
Place, New York. L. ;. A.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
ohila.. vii. L. Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East station As follows
SUNDAYS executed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

..n tuHkr u,uu', i--t'T u work t-..r @ rut
ihitE Else Capital hot required. al4 start
You sl= per dss At hotpc us- ~ rh- it.ll.iriu4-
- Men wUin-n. bays and EIrI, wanted rNrryN here to
Hotk i"r ~ Nov - the time. Getty uutht aud
terms free Address TKUE ( Co, Augusta, MsInr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

LIVER Is kISG.-The Liver is the i'm
perIal organ of the whole human system.
as 1t controls the life, health and happi
ness of man. When it is disturbed in its
proper action, all kinds Of ailments are the
the natural result. The digestion of food,
the movements Of the heart and blood, the
action oil the brain and nervous system, are
all Immediately connected with the work
ings Of the Liver. II has been successfully
proved that Green's August Flower is uu-
equalled in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold IN all towns on the Western
Continent. Three doses will prove that il
is just what you want
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17

for lack of ability. Certainty no desire of
motives OF delicacy are unworthy of con-
sideratiou. The music increases to a tenn
pest, and the dancers act like maniacs;
they seize each other and ding themselves
violently around arms and legs of men and
women, fly over the heads of the crowd.
Shrieks, cries and braves rend the air, and
the exhausted dancers siagger oil to the
little tables III the grove to gather new in
spiration from deep draughts of cognac or
repeated libations of champagne. 1t was
holiday night and the Closeric des Lias
was crowded as usual, and prominent
among the most reckless dancers on the
floor was Henry NJ, from Louisiana. In
person he was tall and handsome, with
dark curling hair and dark eyes, just the
figure to shine in such place. His mis-
trcss Marie Ia Refine, as she was called, was
one of the most beautiful lorettes in the
Latin Quarter. Her father had been n
wealthy planter in Louisiana before the
war, whose property had been lost in the
rebellion. lie fell fighting for the lost
cause in the Confederate ranks at Shiloh.
leaving youthful widow and his boy.
The widow gathered the scattered wreck Of
her fortune, and dedicated it to tile educa-
tion of her son; whatever advantage the
South afforded she gave him, living herself
in the most pinchiug poverty and denying
herself even the necessaries of life. Some
one advised her To send him to France, and
God only knows the years of struggle that
ensued while the son grew drunk with the
riot of Paris and the poor mother toiled on
in poverty. At last his letters failed and
she heard from him no more, and then
came the bitterness worse than death to
was forgotten. At last the yea.ning of her
heart struag to its uttermost tension could
endure no more and she resolved to cross
the sea. BY begging and pawning the
last few remnants OF her iewelry, she
gathered enough to pay her passage and ar
rived in Paris on the night of the Fete- Dieu.
She sought her son at his lodgings, but he
had gone TO the Closerie ball. Thither she
dragged her weary frame and sought her
loved boy among the throng. There was
loud applause from crowd of frantic
dancers near her. 4 little demon, in strip
ped stockings, shirked and danced with the
widest gestures, flying her arms above her
Nd, being encouraged by the young men
opposite who seemed infatuated with her
madness. When the dance was at its
height, wild shrek rent the air and
poor woman, in faded black dress, lay
dead upon the floor. BRoADBRIM.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
In the whole History OF Mrdi~iu.

y" PREPARATION has PERT ru~l such suu.
-, " maintained vile reputation. ~ AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL winch :. rrcosuih-, 4. the ~,riI,
remedy Tor al li-A.,, Is the iTaaI aud lung. Il.
sas1"utEg-i :i, %: wonder !sI cur ia a.. climate
la made i MATERIALLY known .4f- AMI r-.Ls-
agent 10 employ. ASa!i-t ordinary colds, which are
the "refuunsrs # moro serious disorders, It act.
speedily and surely Away relieving ring aud
"'ins ie Tie protection II affords. iy it, timely
IN the throat and long Disorders 4 Children maxi. it
an 'uraluai!" remedy {" L" kcIr always on haDd IA
o'ery L"iur- y" person afford be without IT, aud
ihos" who have u-~,l it never will Fr,n th.ir
kn.viel." - it. eoml-.iiiyn and -fr,. m, -.
thu CHERRY PICTORIAL extensive in their Ir4sti--
and ti"rsyra-n recommend IL II j, absolutely certain
IN IT. remedial rrt- and will uays cur where errr.
are Iu--itlc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Ut Van Dyke. wl"-~ lifelong speciality aud World
VIZ" reputation "r curing kin i--.- IA. after yf.
:" "A"rimrntiug Compounded the greatest Of all -,t.r
l'i h'li'tI Applications. br- Van dykes sulphur
soap witch y ir"- from all offensive olar- ami !. l,,
growing more famous. "sn. to Il. "iiri-ncy ia curing
cuish-"u- disease When used ia connection ~th the
. u strnhsis lnlfs Enair- the water With pur-
81 sulphur and other medical Ingredient. ~hirh !.
hiakinx Remarkable car--; and IN c"u--,u.ur. insa-
as ar. turning their attention AMI patronage thereto
sniphnr tath with DR. Van is k-'- Sulphar soap
e"n-iisfrd ny ID" medical faculty extremely beneficial
Tor The us which human flesh ;. heir TO- AK for and
t"ke only br Van DYKE sulphur Soap. Prir- - ri.
hgh - cakes 20 cents Sold BY DR.. II. H. MITCHELL
Elkiou. Nd, aHi druggists generally nov ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-17
Port Deposit Branch Railroad
CARS LEAVE ELKrON

TRAINS Run A. FOLLOWS.
Law Port DrIo-ir. g. so5. ,-5. lI:.5 4, X and
In 4ui 90 T..
The sun., 1878-09-24

william C. Traphagen. the referee appointed
oasccrtu the names of the creditors oC nni the NUM-
bcr and value ol tho CLAIMS against the Bankers and
Brokers Association. o which John Bonner was Presi
dent, Med his report yesterday lie reports that the
nominal rapltnl stock ui the company was sIOpnpl
di, dcd into unr shares SlVb each but that nttv prf
cent only had hcrn paid IN The books NJ tile company
show an over issue u p shares u tr stock that hil
shares slori ~ M" name uf hctiunus persons, iuls
tiAtrs ~ the nam" 81 John Bonner 10. aiip IA Inln
Honhrrs name, nNd ,di ii thr nam" uf " II Newman
wh"dil not own thcm ami that u the remaining 7iu
khlrs 2pp nnlN were IN the name. O solvent persons
N IrAphhSrh refuses Ia allow S-4tJl the 500 l2i n
elns ANA reconmr nds that the receiver has NOT in
IN hands money sufficient pay the cIniu,s he be d
Icted 10 coeet from the ockhodeTs by asstsng each
Wv on every share o the stock that he holds
The sun., 1878-09-24

Adolph Hoffman. aims E'kstcn. alins Haus-
man alias Mott alias Berger who under these and other
aliases. married, 1t is said. dtcn widows with money.
and having dcspoilrd them sought new victims was in
the prisoners pen m the General sessions Yesterday
awaiting arrnienmcut to plead ~ an indictment for
lsnmN. founded uuon the conulant oi Mr. Fanny Eck.
stin % l1iN lhirl HNcnuc But Mrs k'r.cr who said
that Hoffman lnarncd her m Ami asked tn Ice allowed
togo before the traud Jury Ia prefer complaint against
hn new Indictment It IL understood, Wall Ice hasrd
mon a gtlll .lttt
The sun., 1878-09-24

Justice u. O'Mara writes regarding the case
o the North 1nrrNtown Trcasurcr j Benedict See that
the question OF bail Was not mentioned and that hc did
not commit Mr See. The Justice snNs "Thr commit
nent wns placed ~ the hauds oi tlrt nj Police Arm
Struu- 10 act iu ho pfrui,, he ht giving no iu
slrucnon, a, all were ul nrd personal TREND, and town
officers ! am pleased tn inform Nou that The hand \
generous man Mr Jouu Anderson, mas been extended
to Mr.. See IN la, siu pu,iflun.n
The sun., 1878-09-24
To PMILADELPHIA,

w lNTNh
DOUBLE TRAIN. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENE
AND llit FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
oN AND AFTER JULY y 1874
Express Trans leave Ncw York VIA Desbrosses and
nWlhlt IS Ferries rs follows
f@l 80 80, . - Lunitrdl II A. NJ ,I,45 g. 6iln
bl, 80, = 80, and d9P VI
Boats Ot "BruohlNu Annex connect with nil throu. IA
transfer Tor Broohl lln travel
krunne trains leave Pmlhdcp phiaA -. - g. = 80
ana u \ NJ llhWhtrd ENprrss % T. NJ. =, I. 3d. b.
Ahu - T. VI. AMI y Midnight ON SUNDAY, q, t., Z
=, : 80 4 VI, 4, 13i = VI. AMI ~ Midnight
Ticket Ohiccs, 30 and ai4 Brpndway / Astor HOUSE
and foot oI Dcshru,ses and Cortndt tCuurt and
brooklyn Annex Depot loot oi Fulton st. BrukNn, ~
llb and llS Hudson II llnhokrn Depot Jersey Cty.
Emigrhnt Ticket ohce, Battery place -
FRANK THOMSON /. l.. FARMER
Genera Manager Genrrh Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1878-09-24

OF these several dividends with interest from
the respective dates given above. When the
first dividend was declared the deposits in the
bank amounted TO tGO7 900, when tho last was
declared the deposits were only 5000 OOO and
when the rcccivcr was appointed. less than two
months after the time oi tho last payment. the
DEPOSITS were only t230.00O
The second suit is brought to recover the
amount of the dividends given above. and an
addition of s5l .mG.9G, that being the amount i
loss ON rurrhasrof Souihnrld town bonds and
fl2l $50 10 being n Deficiency arising ont of
loans made to Julius II. Pratt as President II
the, Montclgir Eatrond Company. This SUIT
receiver. 1920 .9G9.Gs. exclusive of interest aud
the trustees SAID to bc liabl" are Nicholas Stirl.
Jacob Held Lorenzo Icngucr. and Caspar lInkc;
The third suit IA for loss on the Suuthil.ld
bonds and the Pratt loans, sl735iG.Gg. The
trustees snid To- he liable IN the action are Gus
tvus PfcifTcr John Eichler Theodore wilkins.
Frederick \. Hcmmcr. Francis dc Malignou.
and Adam Kaiser
All oi these suits are instituted bv the re-
ccivcr under Chaptrr 37i section 80. of the laws
of the state Of New York passed IN 1875 and
known as the Savings Bank Law. lie declares
and and W tHnt I thcy WV viii % be- tried by bccembcr thc
new code giving such preference ON the cal
cndar.
Tho German Savings Bank fnicd in February
1877. and receiver was appointed and took
possession in July " The SAM year. The hnnk
owcd depostors s23O.OOO. and borrowed MONEY
f5i.OOO. There were nu convertible securities
except such ms were pledged to secure the latter
sum. The only avanb" assets coming into
the receivers hands were 1851 cash. From
bonds and mortgages the receiver realized
enough to pay the borrowed money. and out Of
the collHterAls held for tho borrowed money
tstocks and honds 500. $50. and bonds and
mortgages t35.0OOl he realized sufficient to pay
the dcpositurs l5 per cent. OF their claims
Since then the receiver has recovered Judgment
on bonds and mortgages which had been MS
signed to the bank, but which were refused on
its failure, enough to pay the dcposltors u
second sum OF ~ per cent. The receiver yes
terday obtained an order from the Court to pay
that dividend and he will begin to pay in the
n a lGn at 4 tla a
will probably be paid the latter part of October
or earlyin November amounting To- % per cent.
and resulting from the sale Of real estate owned
by the bank at the time Of it's failure and after
ward bought in at foreclosure sales.
The sun., 1878-09-24
NEW LINE TO BOsrON.
1 via AliNufs Point

~ r
~ via Auyn's Point
Steamer. P" cITY OF NEw ~ YoRK and a. CRY OF BOSTON
PARE oSE DOLLAR
connecting with boat st Aliyn's POINT
coon SUFFER- FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets tog sale at Pier ~
Norwich line Tor Boston, Worcester, Portland and all
NLw LGSD0N ASD NORWICH
Steamers CfrYnF LAWRENCE AMI FALMOUTH from
Pier -. y r.. daily. ats 4. VI SUNDAY exec pted.
Tickets AMI state Room. may be- obtained at the ofce
Of the COMPANY, ~ Broadway. corner u Canal 81
Freight taken tor all points At lowest rates
FOR iurther Information inquire Al Pier ~, y v
NEW YORK. JUNE Is. Is7s.-Metropolitan
~ Elevated RAILWAY oien IRON 81 A. to ~ = VI
nearest roint for Jersey civ and Communipaw ferries
fsk place, nearest point Tor Post once. CITY Hall
rand st. points for De,hrussrs terry 10 Jersey
Guy and People Line steamers Tor Ahan, Blceckcr Il
sh st rest points tor thr>nphNr st ferry ohokcn
l4th St 2h II, nearest pant Tor .N L ferry Jersey
Iiiy 23 St. |2i st. nearest point for y Y Central
Railroad depot, 1u 1t 5sui Il nearest point for cen
tral Park For uptown ,ran. take east side stations
For downtown trans take west Nie stations Fare In
oenis eNcrpi"twecn the hours Of "a, and "a aud ,
and when the iare l. scents CONNECTS with the fol
lowing hursrcAr lines AZ Rector with south
Jerry AZ Grand It with cMs tor Dcshrosses AMI East
west Al 9Th St with Christopher aud Fast Imh
tcrres at lith st with cars for West 23t and East
roah
1ith st-Ncarest point Union Square and Lyccu,n
Theatres. AcairmN OF Music. Irving and rsnmany Halls
nd st.-Nearest point To- Booths ST James AMI rark
Theatres Grnnd Opera Houss, Gilmores Garden. and
Masonic Temple
a3t N-Ncarest point 10 standard. Broadway and
fith Avenue Theatres, Aquarium aud san Francisco
t2d It -Connect. with New York Transfer CO.'S cabs
for Grand Central ncput
wM II GARRISON, President.
The sun., 1878-09-24
pENNsYLvANIA nAILKoAD.
AND UNlrED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON and Alter sent ig ls-s


AND UNITED STATES VAIL ROUTE
ON and after sept i6 1875,
Irhins leave New York. Desbrusses and CortAndt
ste Ferries ~ funws
Express Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
WIN fnllman Palace cars attached NJ, and / b
= NJ daily. ' 500 ~ ~
For Willansport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie ats ~
J. vi. connecting At CORY Tor niusNile Petrol, uf,
tentte, ami tio oIl Regions Whhainsport and LncS
HnNcu.bA ' '' '+''
Baiumure Washington, and the South, "IAm,ed Wash.
llstn Express OF Pullman rarlor Cars daily exccrt
sunday, $50 A. VI, arrive Washington t'iD T. II
ciul4r a. > ~ A NJ, l. $50 ami y 4 NJ SUNDAY q 50
Exlrrs. for Philadelphia, go : 30 : - e,p3o Lam.
l"t; II 4 " !, T. s. a. 80 :. 81. ~ ami . T. NJ
SUNDAY, : 800 art 4 VI, D. 0. in. : 80 = 80 and D T.
W Eniisrnn ami second cln,s. =
buAs ot hru'kNu Annex connect with al through
uahs AZ Jersey city, hh'riIns speedy ami direct
transfer Tor hrOoNlNu travel
for trans to NewarA, Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Iirnion Perm Amho'. Flrm igton, Bcyuiorc. ami
hlhrr nniuls see local @h"duies AT All rlcKvt offices
Ithlhr arrive FROM fttsinir:n. q ~ ~ - \ ttAiP
iHlN d tl \ VI .. d1l T. NJ dHh. except Mon iat
rom lsineton ami klumoi". ' 3d. 90 \ VI. A.ll.
> -. 10 luP sunday. q in flA " From Phils
DC nina, a. "a tl ~ 10 80. II 50 VI 10
30 ~. d fl. > a. Ia m - 1IF. " SUNDAY. 5p,
q thll, 90 -. II 30 ~. 10 - y VI
Il'krt oncr, 90 ami Hi@ Broadway. Astor House
Hnl loot ui bc,hfU>scs ami tnruaudt Sis. Court
ald hr"ohltn Annex lhpu foot n f.lton ii. Bruukly
~ llh AMI lis hudson Il, lnhuNrn. Depot. Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. /. r. FARMER
General Naunger GEM Passenger Agent