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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three depoS IN
Philadelphia. two IA Ncw-lcIk.
Improved Equipment ana te taSItSt
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after December TO- ISIS,
FxDress Trains leave DesbTOsset aud Court
Ferries, ~ follows:
4.3O 7:30 $40 90 limitel. II $50 L. D. o. $50
and 10 p. Sunday i3O and . ~ m o. D. f;JO o;Jo
Route of Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains CITY, afordng speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. 90, 49, o-
elnrnng trains leave Philadelphia 1901, Si5, $3.50. l.
-}5 = s: 80 and Limited Express. l:3n N T. 4.
53O Z and 73j p On sunday l2Ol 9:ij 3j5, ., 49,
o. NJ. L. 1875 p m. 90, ~. 49,.
House ana foot Desurosses aud COurtandtsts; No
Court BROOKLYN Annex Depot. foot Of FulOnst.,
BrUOlNn Nos. ia, llG and lis Hu0son-st, Hoboken
Depot Jersey CITY, Emlgrant Ticket Once, NO battery
i,aPp. ' l.. i. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, Gcnl Passenger AgL
General
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
ST. NICHOLAS FOR FEBRUARY.

1t would be hard to find more excellent
variety OF dainty dishes than is provided for the little
people by this number OF ST. Nicholas. susan Cool
idgc is a writer Of juveniles "beyOnd compare" and
all girls will hop TO hear that she has begun serial
story of exceeding brightness about OF themselves
Then III addition to nicely there is Mr. Hawthorncs
fairy tale; there are bits OF natural history attractive
as fairy wonders there stories OF adventure and
msadventure-n short, all sorts of good things, illus
trated by the most charming of pictures.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

raw DOdd, Mead, & Co.
Mr.. Roe still persists IN giving the character
NJ religious tract to his popular ctons, more intent
on srirjtnal impression than artistic effect In the
accomplishment Of his purpose. he evinces not niue
Ingenuity in the grouping OF Incidents thoush INC u'
veonment of the plot betrays no remarkable power Vi
original invention. The execution OF his WORK SHOWS
decision courage, sincerity but leaves many deiecls
in minor details, which present tempting bait to 1au
finding criticism But many shortcomings may he over
looked in the evident desire benefit his readers lie
writes not for display, for literary renown for scene
impression, but to give effect TO sautary Uutns ~
clothing them in an attractive garO. At the same tlue
he is not TO be classed with the plausible ont sh"
low moralsts, who disguise their thin common
places by pungent seasonings, or aUeinIt W
relieve the insipdity Of their Viands win 4"
flavor Of rosewater The secret Of his success
as novel-writcr, which has been qulte uA
paraUeled OF late. is his sagacious Ins'Sht :"
diyning the wants OF large class or readers anu m
svmnatbetc fact in adapting his nctOns not only TO
their desire for amusement but to the less palpaDe ue
mands OF their better nature. II he has once been
clergyman he never foreets that he is also man.
Hence his stories command as profound an nnuehco as
IL they had been hurled at his hearers from the hesn
of the pulpit. He has the happy talent OF teacn"E
wholesome lesson. without appearing TO preach ana
succeeds In winning u soul while he seems only 10 dc
relating a story. The present novel, though DF ho
means an example OF artistic accomplishment may per
hans be considered advance on his previous proouc
ttons In respect of style and illustration In delneah
tie character Of the heroine, Ida Mayhew' he mas
had a more difficult task than usual. Her expert
epcc is that Of transition from utter worldllness ana
fryoty through yeXatlOn self-reproach, ulsappoinV
,nent almost despair to the attainment OF high princpe
and noble aims almost like the change of Undlne from
n water-nymph to a true-sOuled woman. Inc o'ner
figures sometimes crowd the there is an excess o
edifying conversation. not always III the cholceSt
language but the interest of the narrative does not
ag and the reader waits eagerly for the gracious
touch which is to stamp the life OF Ida with new
impression as he looks the hand Of the master 10
give the finishing stroke TO grand picture. The means
by which her transformation is brought about give
free scope TO the authors fancy and descriptive power
aud in spite of an excessive dfuseness Of narrative
continue TO plque the curiosity OF the reader until every
doubt is made to vanish in the happy conclusion OF the
plot
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a POPULAR COMMENTARY or THE NEW TFSTA
MENE Edited 10y PHILIP SCHAFF ID. D., LID VOL l.
LlaL.ns Ll-lrr-s

MENT Edited 10y PHILIP SCHAFF. D. D., LII ID. VOL l.
Svp. PIP. J0N. Charles Scilbncrs sons.
The work of which the first volume is here
presented TO the public intended TO contain cOntrbu
tIons from English and American scholars Of various
evangelical denominations, exhibiting the best results
the latest Biblical research and learning Tor the use
mud instruction English readers 1t Will be comprised
in four large octave volumes, with maps and pictorial
illustrations from the highest authorities. ana will be
carried through the without unnecessary delay.
The work ls designed for popular use, and will
be OF purely explanatory character without aiming at
the comprehensive critical and doctrnal treatment
suitable for ministers OF the Gospel and theological
students. The objects contemplated In this work have
often attempted in other commentaries, but in none
with more ample conditions OF successful accomplish
mcnt than in the present
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
READING As A FINE ART. Translated from the French
0i ERNEST L=G0UYT by ABBY LANGDON ALGER lZmOr PIP.
97 Kopefts Brothers.


Without the formal rules of elOcutiOn, which
are so fully ld down in American and English rhetor-
ca reatscs this lite book presents series OF useful
suggestions the OF aiding WELL which, If not al
ways marked with the precision of the pedagogue, are
always lively and amusing seasoned with an abundance
Of piquant anecdotes and personal "reminiscences.
cbe Of celebrated actors and actresses on the French
stage # does not tell much, TO be sure, which one did
not know before about the kndck of reading aloud but
st is perfectly readable itself aording great deal OF
entertainment If but little instruction The translation
is frcsh and llinmatiC
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

ture Of the work s the adherence to the historical cnoo
Of which Professor Rosoher is the founder. and con-
Times 10 be leader al the present time. The translation
which fills place hitherto unoccuped In EnghSh 'tera
ture has received thorough revision from the author
and will be cordially welcomed by American students as
presenting new point of departure In pohticai econ
omy.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

A WOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT MEN. BY Mrs. HUGH
J.. BRNKLEY. l2mO, pp 1856. Derby Brothers.
The more the writer of this volume has
thought about men, the worse they appear TO stand in
hcr good graces Whether she speaks from experience
or reflection no tell from anything here set
forth but by way other she seems to have come
TO the conclusion that ornaments to their
SEX and might well stand out OF the way she makes
out a pretty strong 1t must be owned against the
lords OF creation who they themselves in her
unGaterng mirror, only "ay their hands on their
mouths and their mouths the dust" If her book was
not already good it can be-" as Story said OF Vim
nie Reams statue of Lincoln, it might have been i'm
proved by the services OF prOofreader. As 1t 49, 1t
shows some odd specimens Of printing, such as dew
esh" "ths Is Just the facts OF the case "apPrOpos
"Swinchurnc" owen Merrtjeh," John Stuart Mills
"AuJo de FIs" "Dr. johnston" Bulwer's "Zaconi,"
"Bospherous," 'Knickbocker," and the rest.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

A new edition of Crabb's SynOnyeS, with
the latest additions and corrections, presenting that
useful aud standard work in its most improved FORM IS
issued by Harper Brothers, aOrdinG valuable aid to
beginners the art of English composition. by whom it
Will be the frequently referred they become
more familiar with its merits
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

A series of lectures on the History and Uses
of C0a by several Of the professors of the Yorkshire
College edited By Professor ThOrpe, is published by
Macmillan & Co. II presents compact view OF The
geology, chemistry, natural history and Industrial ap
plicatons of coal, forming valuable practical tire se
and book Of reference both for scientific
and general readers.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

Tile Portfolio for January contains an etching
of Leghtons striking portrait Of Captain Burton, the
celebrated traveller, and hardly less remarkable por-
trait OF Lady Hamilton etched hy Pdul RajOn after
Romucy. The letterpress includes interesting Ret
respect Of the year 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
WHITE STAR LINE.

Nv III T. = NTl I'm !. - = = = -.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiNERPOOI- -
NOTICEThe steamers Of this Line take the ane isone
recommended by Lieut. Maury U. B. ~ on D) The outward
and honey ard VOYAGES.
i{I,f- no coHf living Thursday. Feb. q. 3 m.
GERMANIC. Can't. Kennedy Saturday. Feb ~ lEbo pm
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o., NoRIH
RIVER 49,
These steamers uniform and unslrpassein IN ap
saloon, StateIOJms. smoking. au1 Bltl-
rooms are placed amidship where the aud motion ao
least t aordng degree OF comfort hitherto unattanabe
q : =, ma H..
RATES-SaoOn $50 $50 and 800, gold Seerage s-S l'e
turn tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep. norpigs
For uspecOn Laus other information apply AZ mo
Company Obces 40 81 Broadway. Newiorh or l4O Md-
hat ST.. Philadelphia. RJ. CORIl9 Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Coruorailon NotlIes.

NOTICE il hereby given that application has
y been ma Finance Department Of the Cty0f New
York for the issue to the NhNHArlAN SAVINGS INSIl
TUITION Of duplicate certificates
No Yevyor Central Park Fund stock for go. 800 700
Nos. TO 10 Dcu-iyC-New. YORK city Improvement -.
per cent stock for 800. 900 each, making. EOOOuO
y, 1o2 Ncv-Yoik civ revenue bond for ... 100000
Nos / and = Ney.York County accumulated per
MAKING ngD' uuo 100. ~ 200 600
w. dne in lsS7 ior - .,.......... 10000
NO 23-New. York County Court House per cent - -
stock, No. ., .--------: 3o,OOO
No. 2i-New- York County Court House per cent
stock, No. 2. for ....-.....: 6.OOO
NJ sIocg, 10 ?. foT '.'... 10000
No 33-New-YUrk County Court House per cent
stock, No. - fol. ............ 81OUO
NJ stock. No p for ' ..i.... $1,000
NO stock, No :, for 10000
In place Of those the 27h day OF Oco
W., 1873
persons having objections 10 the issue thr'0i are re-
Ci 10 present writing the COmptrOlcrs
ONCE the Cy Oi Newl on OF before the i uAy vi fcD
ruafy. 1879
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1879.
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
leaves Csharnesp daily (sundays excepted) at l3O H.
and BT1dRenOrt II pnl
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
etI Sn TO BOSTON
~ l.bO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGrON LINE,

CONNEC1ING WIFI AI rUI - - 7 H9 sI9,i rrI1,r
NOT y TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CoNeL'oil"E
The elegant steamers SrONlNGTON and NAkRA,
GANSETT leave 33 North River loot OF Jaysl Al sJO
u. ~. daily except Suniaysl -. -, IL. 80 ~. = -,
train from sonugOD sold Via tins line from Ne"lork 10
Boston for 81 80. =, ,.., ,,,,o, ooi,a. Sto,.roo,s
s.crd al on Express Company and al NOS
s and 37 r1adway at Metropolitan aud Filth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices. - ..x, 49,, ,,,.,.,c,,,r c,.,,,
Stc,nrrs h LFC'TRA and GALAIEA leave Pier 20 North
River Cfoot ST. daily except sundAys at p H.
rrcighI Via either line taken at lowest rates, - .
W. EILkINS. @. L, Agt d. - BABCoCh. Pfest,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

Tie Dramatic List edited by Charles Eyre
Pascoe (Roberts Brothers. record OF the prin
cpa performances OF living actors and actresses OF the
British stage. with critical notices from journals of the
day 1t presents a running commentary Of very con-
siderable interest on the Of the most celebrated
living dramatic artists, and of others whose
less familiar the hcatreg going public in this country
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

FOR ST THOMAS, PARA, PFKNAMBICO ia HiA,
AND RIO DE JANEIKO. Connecting at 81 THOMAS
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. irstcass iron steamship CITY OF PARA.
captain Carpenter will sail Tor me above ports on
DNESDkN FEB ., at Freight at low rates taken
for above ports Positively 40 frets received after 81
Freight must paid in advance Freight received at all
tines Iobrts'S Dock Brooklyn - ... 1890,
iNsURANt L LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER Line
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECH
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
freight engagements. passage having elegant ac-
odations apply 10 c. II. MALLORY ooY Agents
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28


i Line aud United states Mail Koute-on ana after
1919 Uans leave NeWIOrk Via d. sbI losses and
Cortland street Ferries follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg, the Vest and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. m ana $50 D. H.
daily. - ~. d, o, -
I0r Wamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Eric at $50 p.
connecting at CORY Ttusvle, Petroleum Centre and the
OH REGIONS. Wiilamsport aud Lock Haven, . a. III.
B1lumore, Washington ant the south. Limited Washing
ron Express ParOr daily except sunday
10 A. n arrive Washington l2 p .uar at 4:3O aud
$40 a. n and lUp sunday 4:3O a. and 10 For
Baltimore ! m. except sunday. -
ExIr 50 for Phaie pha i:3 73O 500. 10 Limited IL
A. M l. $50 T. D. g. 730. $50 and 10 p sunday. 1870 and
N, 0. 8, $780, $50 and 10 p H. EmSrant ami second
OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey C.y anorinS speedy and direct transfer for
ITans afrye-From PittsDurg. $50 1870 1U:lO p.
No. Iaity 9lDa m G:2O p. m daily, except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore 6JO M > 800 40 lO;IQ p
m sunday $50 a. and 1910 From Philadelphia,
4.3O $50 90 1910 1880 p $50, 4:5O 620. 80 and
1910 M; SUNDAY, 4:5O $50. 1910. IljO m. 60 lOl0
y. m. -, o., n-oo,rv,u ...o. tro-,o
ana fo of r-DOs-es Cortandsts.; No Court st. and
rooklyn Annex Depot loot Of Fultonst BrQokyn; Nos
ia Iti sui Hudson HObOken Depot Jersey City;
fmigrani Ticket Oticc. No 3 BaiteIy.pace.
|. T.. FARMER Geul Passenger Aecnt
Il
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-PETER
an RT" :" b. Rad IN az cy and County Of NcwYorS
suMmoas-To the aboye.named defendant MAkGARtp
this action ana to serve copy Of your answer on the pa
m6 H y S Of Tf @ % y % si S and 1fHvs m S OF yda
failure 70 aPDesT or ans YIN IL be Ia tasen
dated December lo ISIS " L1oM plaipuns aoIney
10 MARGARET bow the defendant aboye-narnci: Tho
taa @ a s aS%e N Of
justices OF he Snprme Co4rt OF the state OF Newiork
plant IN the Office Of the clerk of the City and County OF New
NewYork. Dec. 81 1873. W. LYON. plaintiffs attorney
SUPREME COURT-Tn the matter Of the
- COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEwY YORk.In pursuance of order Of the Supreme
thereof held CITY Han The CITY Of kingston thc
Of December lS7S notice hereby given that the
u9dcrricned has been appointed referee take proof
aud ascertain The persons ana parties entitled to share IN lhe
Superintendent OF the Insurance Department as security for
company OF ork and all policy holders said company
and persons ana parties entitled t. share IN he OF
concerning policies and policy odcrs 10 the undersigned
Of New York before The nth day OF February 1879
ia JAZZ 2taw4wTG&F WILLIAM McDERMoT. Referee.
CUPREME COURT.
y the Matter of the Application Of the Attorney General
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANN.
all persons having CLAIMS demands OF
nature pocyhoders IA above corpora.
ton other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue OF and IN obedience TO the
order Of The Court Of the state OF
York made by MI Justice andon al h Chambers in
the schenectady the 10th day O Juy 1873 the
above entitled proceeding and cn' red In the office of
Crrk Schenectady County july 10, 1875
signed Albert Parsons duly appointed Referee in the
above entitled proceeding proof Of all claims made
against the above named cpoI4on either by policy yhodcrs
q by other creditors thereof
Further notice, that In obedience 10 the requirements
ORDER the undersigned Referee. will attend No.
Of Sew Office Of Henry
Receiver Of said corporation, the 18th day Of
January IL o'clock IN the Of day
from tine thereafter such proceeding, De ad.
iOuTnod viii then and there pOcce TO take proof OF al
and demands of every nauO and nature against said
corporation by poyhoders or by other creditors thereof
which be pIe.eHed; aud that Will such proof
such claims decide upon the legality and sucency such
proof and claim.
the ali creditors Of such corporation required
exhibit prove their claims and become parties these
proceedings before the under the day above desgna
ted the place aforesaid aud that IN default thereof all
creditors pOiCyhOlders thus d,aung shall be
lfrcuded benefit of the decree which shall
In these tdugs, from any distribution shall
be made under such decreeDated July %, 1878.
Jy23 2GtIu ALBERT PARSONS Referee.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

PrjSciples Of Political EcOnomH by William
Poschcr translated by John j. Llor A. NJ ui'Dry Holt
4 COZ - nom the thitrcntn edition n-17j Of tho 0rSina
Grrnsu work by te Professor Of Political Economy IA
thc UNIVERSITY 81 L-psc, wlth additional chapters u:
tsbci 81 the author for The American edition, on papcr
n0nty international trade, and the protective system
mi preliminary essay by J.. WOlowskl Oh toe "Iiis
olcal Method il Political Economy" lEe iealins ie-
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- New.YOrk from foot OF Desbrosses and Court
landtsts.
$50 a. m. for Washington Columbus, Cincinnati. IDdanap
oils. Chicago the West, Richmond Ch1TlesOn ana the
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark. Ohio ana
Chicago.
100 m for Washington and the West and tho South via
GOlonsv1le Pullman from New.YOk to Baltimore and
Washington making close connections for Pburg Cincin
natl INDIANAPOLIS louisville St. Louis Through Pullman
Baltimore to Cincinnati st Louis and Pttsburg and
Washington Augusta and Savannah. - .
1000 D. daily, for Washington the South and West Pull
seepcrs from NewYork 10 Baltimore and Wellington
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati, Indiauap0
ls Louisville. 81 LOUIS Columbus tsbnrg the south ana
Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore TO tncn
Washington with for IynchOufg,
Florida, New orleans and the south.
through tickets please call at COmpanys ONCE 3l0
Broadway Sew York and at ticket Offices foot Of Couttandt
DesbrOsses-sts. and Depot, Jersey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBHASkA
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Gounirn Boaro.

EEW MORE B0ARDERS desired in q pr-
1 va;e family desirable home procured terms 50. Ad-
dress RICHARD SHERMAN, ClintOn Corners Dutchess
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

The ninth edition of BrG:H and the Brd-itjdnS,
by the Rev. James c. Fletcher aud the Rev. d. p. Kid
der. ID. d., is issued by Little BrowD Co. The work
has been thoroughly revised and the historical portions
brought down to the present date but abridgement
has been the descriptions Of nature in Brazil and
the manners and customs Of the people. The equivalent
10 nearly one hundred pages of Original matter has
been added 10 the present edition.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSO,

~ RIVER BALBOA D.-Commcncng December 80,
1878, through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot;
500 Western aud Northern Express with drawlng-
cars 10 Albany and Rochester and from Albany to Mon
treal, via Saratoga
lO;3O NJ. Special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing to Canandalga dorchester and Buffalo,
100 Express to Albany aud Troy, with connections
Ia tca and Rutland.
4OO p Montreal Express with through sleeping car
VIA ~. \ Dams.
600 D. n Louis Express, daily with sleeping cars for
ST. LOUIS running through every In the week also sleep
for Buffalo, Nagl Fans Toledo and Detroit aud Tor
Montreal, excepting sunday night VIA saratoga
1880 Fast Express lO Rochester and Corning VIA Ge-
neva sleeping cars 10 Geneva and Rochester:
$50 p. Pacific Express, GAy with sleeping cars tot
ROcnesler Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
aud Chicago and excepting saturday night 10 LOWHe ana
MatcIt0wu.
Tickets NOS 49, 26l and Alb Broadway and at
Wrstcntt EXPRESS Companys Offices NO PaIkplaCe 1Sj
and gt2 Broadway, NewYork. and 3@3 WashingtOn-st.
HrOo,lvu. C. T. MEEkER,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
Goparlnersnlp Nolltes.
6teamooaIs ano RallroIos.

FOR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings and
i AL stations the New-Iork Boston ana Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct eAm -
John H. SrAHIN and EKAS rus CORNING leave Pier lS
y. r. foot of COurtlandtst at p mcycry night III tho
week except saturday arrive IN New Haven III time for all
morning all RAILROADS. best facilities for passengers
and freight fare II excursion, 81 90 StaIlns NeWhaNrn
JOHN II. STARIN. Proprietor
1 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NcwJcrscy southern Railroad Commencing October
is1S steamers will New York, Pier :, North River
foot connecting at sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch and philadelphia, 100 4. M 400 y.
UaTurgat and IuckeTton. 4CO p. Ia.
NinrianI. BridgtOn ana Atlantic CITY. ll'OO a. m
Red Bank aud Ions River, HOO a. III. and 40 T. m.
WM. ,. SNEDkN,
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.

ENTNF~N INNIN IIME IWV TIVI ".
Leave NewIOrk foot ~ Liberty for Trenton and Pha
delphia at $50. 3, o. Hoo a. 1880 T. $50 y
Leave Philadelphia ON station North Pennsylvania Rall'
road Third ana BerKsst at Gsj way 7j, $780, l3Oa M
l:ij $780, $3.50. ~ p. m. -
Trenton for NewYork 100 except Monday, $40.
S:i3 1920 NJ. l2:l5, 2:2J s:I2, tlJ p. N.
Pullman Drawing attached 10 the 900 o. m
p. tIans from NewYork; TO the 7:ij m l4j ~ NJ,
trains from Philadelphia. .
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye New-YOrk and Philadelphia at
0a.m $50. l2p Leave NewYok for Trenton at y u Ill.,
$3.50 o. Leave Trenton at l20, $40 M, G:l0 y.
Connection at Jersey City station By Terry 10 and
from Brooklyn and " Erie" Depot, Jersey city. -.
Tickets for sale foot Of Lbertyst. NOS 529 and 94l
Broadway the pnucpa hotels all Offices OF the Erie RAN
wAy in New YORK and Brooklyn, ana at No. COurtst :,
BROOKLYN. Baggage checked IRON residence to destination
n BALDMIN Agent