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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10
linea de Vapo'@ entire Santiago de Cuba
NEW-YORK.
"EEW- YORK s CUBAN STEAMSHIP LINE"
PASAJE DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO NBW-YORK
VIA DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

Hal!andose en- combination los vapores
franceses Que pasan por esta Capital para
Santiago de Cuba, ell 6 de cada mes, con ell
vaper americana "Santiago' que sale de
Cuba todos los dias 1S para New-York, to-
man dichos vstpores franceses pasajeros en-
esta Ciudad con direction 4 New-York, al
modico precio de s so en- orc americana por
pasaje en- primsra camara.
Agcntes en- esta Capital,
Silva s. Co.
h31D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10

Trencillas Y botones de seda para levitas en-
Las NOvedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10

Cretonas de puro hio para sabanas, creas J
granos de orc en- Las NOvedadeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10
RELOJERIA
Jose Claudio.
81 FORTALEZA -

Efectos militares, Il en- su clase --Galoneria
de orc y plata Cruces fnas entrednas.
Lazos, rosetas Y cintas de todas classes para laa
mismas. -Especialidad en- gorras para unifor-
me.-Botones militares de todas classes de la1
fabrcas de mas fama de Madrid, Barcelona "
Ferrol -Especialidad en- todas classes de dora
dos y platea'1os al galvanismo. Sc admiten
pedidos por insignifcantes que sean. hid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10
ADvERTENCTAs.
Carrylaies.

salmon lngles en- latas On Fl cOlnado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10

Tubos, quemadores, recipientes Y canasti.
llos para quinque5 EN- Las NOvedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10

Papel pequeho grande para cartas y otros
articulos de escritorios en- Las NOvedadoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10

Velas de composition en- Ell Colmado.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
ptoposais.
PROPOSALS for CAR FASTENINGS, for
4 VSE on CARS TRANSPORTING GOODS in BOND.
and for SEALS, for USE PACKAGES Of DUTIABLE

4 VSE on CARS TRANSPORTING GOODS in BOND.
and for SEALS, for USE on PACKAGES Of DUTIABLE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT March g. 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until IL O'Clock, NJ on
Monday March 81 1879 for furnishing the Treasury De-
pamcnt fsenngs for doors and seals for packages IN
such quantities the Department may from uine " ne
For ne information bidders is stated that there
TWO classes carriers viz: those bonded To trans
por appraised goods those bonded transport
praised goods present the fasienngs VIZ lead
&C, OF both classes and unless
superior device, combining equal simplicity. security, and
cheapne~s. presented the Department VIII
con iuuc the OF lcad seals.
For securing lead seals which attached with
used and tn the OF car astenngs VIII
Proposals will be accompanied by samples OF Tho articles
prposed 10 be furnished and will state the price at which
he same boxed marked Or shipment In such manner as
required by the Department will be Delivered at the
an express freight company at the place OF manu-
iacture. -.
Rdders will state the Of lead seals, which must
l0 inches In length. attached with
one end SEAL the price thousand 1t Is
about million car sea ana ABOUT TWO
package seals. are required per aHhui
The Department the right 70 reject or all Dds
and TO waive nfornsittes .,--,-
Due will be made Of and full consideration
the merits or al locks seaS ana Otcr ueNceS Which
be submitted
- -
may made for furnishing either both OF the
articles named Proposals fastenlDgs
or seals" the be- aud ad
dressed Secretary OF the Treasury - ....
(Slgued) JOHN shEhMAN'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AN ID ROYAL MAIL STEAM EhS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-The Of Line the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury u s. NJ on both the outward
aud honey ard VOYAGES. ,,, -, -.
CitltAIA \ fC Can't Krnnedv -urdav March % p.
ADKIATlC Can't Jennings. hursday March - a. NJ
BALIlC.. THURSDAY AOfl s. Y: U p m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER o. NORTH
RIVER
These steamer. are uniform and unsurpassed in
poinments saloon 5taterO'ms. SIN king: and Bath
rooms placed amshps whore the nOiso and motion are
least e aOng degree OF comfort hitherto unattanaoe
...- ~,
90 ttgb'D eterms.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheen. nor pigs
inspection Of Lans and other lnormail2h Apply ~ tho
Companys O1ces No. 81 Broadway New or Ito wal
Latst.. Philadelphia L. J. CosIlS Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PkSN5YLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED RoJTEAND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-NORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Through Trans each daily three n
Philadelphia. two IN Nrw.f"rk.
Double lracH the most mDrOy Equipment and the tastest
lime On-lsient with ab,O ute safety.
On and alter December To- 1876.
Express Trains leave NewiOTE D. sDOsSet and Court
, mn lgndt Street Ferries, as follows:
9:"u 'V. 500 90 limited II M; l. $50 T. D D. $50
ooo hu ~ D. N. Sunday i3J anI IN. D. D. fi0J o:jl
Route Of Brooklyn Annex with all through
trans at Jersey Cy ahJrnga speedy and direct tranS.er
brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3i5. 3:jj. T.
1885. & $40 and IL Limited Express l:jO H. 3 g.
b:3O. and 30 D. m On Sunday, l2O $40 800, B. S:JO
q. m. 4. 1875
Ticket Cfiices-NO-. 526 9lI Broadway. No AstOr
House aud DesbrosSes and COurtlandtsts; No
and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot Of Fuoust
Brook yn. NOS III, ll6 and lis Hu1sOn,t, HObOken;
Depot Jersey Emlgrant Ticket Office Ne Battery.
pace. .'.,..,..o., 4. T.. FARMER.
FRANZ IttOMHoN. Genl Passenger Agt-
General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
DAIIIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New York from Desbrosscs and Court

landt-sts. o-,--,-- c,.-.-., ,-,,..a.
oils Chicago and the West RchmOnd. Charleston aud the
south pullman from Baltimore TO Newark Ohio and
i0j D. IN. for Washington and the West Pullman cars
from Baltimore and Washington, making close
connectivns for Pitblrg Cincinnati indianapolis Louis
VILE and Lous Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Gin
onnati 81 Louis aud Pittsbufg. ~ -,
daily for Washington the south and esl run
man seepers New.IOrk 10 baltimore and Washington
making for chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
ia Iousvle 81 LOu. Columbus Ptthburg, the south and
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore % Cncin
natl oonnees Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida New. orleans and the south ~.
For through tickets please call al Companys once 3lo
Broatwav NewYork and at cke Offices foot OF COutlahut
and De- ,rpnsessts, and Depot Jersey city. . ....
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO .hANSAS NEbhAShA
AND ILOhIDA-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
Bankrupt Notices.

rINHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 10th
L day OF Marcn, A. d. 1879 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
against the estate OF Wallace Blrdsali OF the
City of NewYork the County Of Newlork and state OF
who has been adudged bankrupt on his own
the OF debts ana delivery OF any
property belonging such bankrupt To him or oF nus use
the transfer OF any property Oy hu are o
law thst meeting creditors OF the SAID bankrupt
10 prove and choose or more assnees
of his estate held Court OF bankruptcy: 70 oe
holden at Warrens In tho CITY OF New YORK DeIore
A ID 1870 ar 10 o'clock a. m. LOUIS +. PAYN.
U Marshal Messenger southern DlsIIlcl oI Now
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MEMOIRS OF GEORGE DAVID CyNMINs, D; d by
MS WIFE. i2mo. pp 544. Dodd Mead Co
The postion of DR.. Cummins as member
of the Epscopas OF the Protestant Episcopal Churc'
and the hrst bishop OF the formed Epscops Churou
will lend peculiar interest to this simple narrative OF
n remarkable career, with large circle OF readers
Previous TO the ecclesiasucal movement OF which ne
was the recognized leader, Dr. Cupmins was widely
known not only to the chIrchy communion OF which
he was devoted adherenj, bu 10 almost every brahch
OF the Christian public in this country as an earnest
and eloquent preacher, an afectionate aud iathiui
pastor aud man combining in his personal character
the oyeest graces Of Christian experience with singu
lar energy courage decision and the power OF prompt
and vigorous action. He commenced his public career
In the ministry of the Methodist Church HIS nrs'
service was in state OF Maryland. having been ap
pointed 10 Circuit at the age OF twenty In tDe routine
OF his early ministerial life In small country Vllage
he exhibited the zeal and devocdness as wheh at
n subseouent period his congregations consisted OF
the most Intellectual and cultivated people OF inc
land lie already began TO receive the applause which
waited upon lis labors in after life; but 1t made 10 ln
preston the siugeness of his purpose or the purity
of his characters his whole hearG was IN his WORK. ana
oil his powers devoted to the accomplishment OF
hs duties But his love for the Methodist Church du
nos prevent his admiration for the Eplscopai htusy
and order aud within three years after ne peSah u
preach, he united with that communion. lie became
tuccessvely pastor in Norfolk. Richmond Washington
appopted Assistant Bishop OF the Diocese OF Kentucky
In which Office he continued TO labor until the Autumn OF
1s73 when he retired from the Protestant Episcopal
Church. sooD after which the Reformed Episcopai
Church was established and he became the first bshop
I'm the month OF December of that year The uu-
weared labors which devolyed on Bishop Cummlhs
began 10 tell upon his health alarming manner ana
after several severe attacks Of illness and pdin LIS
death took place his home near Baltimore June ~
1876 The memoir OF his life contained in this volume
leaves the impression Of snguary beautiful ana at
tractve character Apart from his position III the church
militant he was model Of the virtues OF private hfe
and as such he degree of personal anecton ana
esteem which is seldom accorded 10 public offcias ln
addition to the partial remembrances OF his biographer
the testimonials this point Of many friends 10 various
walks OF life are numerous and emphatic The striking
portraits of Bishop Cummins with which the volume Is
embelshed present the cOuntenance OF man VINO was
not TO be red WITH but whose prevailing sweetness O
might easily take the form Of iron frmness ana
even OF austere severity.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14

the by which they obtained success In snc
ercise Of their art The volume will be welcomed in is
present FORM both storehouse Of valuable instrne
ton. and curious specimen Of literary workmanship
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14

q STEAM MsILiP LINE for St Thomas Para IRA Pornan t
steamers Jamaica and spanish Maln.The
new hrst-class iron steamship CITY OF PARA Captain
VIII sail for the above ports ATU RAI Apu
g. at o. IN freight received for this Steamer after the 3D.
Freight received at all times at Roberts Stores, BROOKLYN
but only permit from New-IOrk office.
Shippers desiring insurance can effect same under our open
policy lowest Through tickets issued 10 all points
reached Royal Mail Steam Packet COmpanys Inter
colonial Steamers. and Ia MOntevdeO and Buen0s Ayres
Freight must be paid in advance. For freight engage
ment passage having elegant accommodations apply TO
G. II. NJ ALLORY & co. Agents,
Office Pier 20 K. R., Fulton Ferrv
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
Steamboats, ano Railroads.
ITRAI RALROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry station in New-York foot Of Lbertyst
FERRY station IN Brook yn foot of Futon-st -.
Coumencng Nov 25 167STIains leave Newfork roos OF
Liberty St, as follows: -, ,,.,o,
$50 q. m.-For Pennington, Eason, Belvfdere Msuca
Chunk Tamaqua, wlkesbsre, Emlra &C. Connoc" l"
Junction with b. l.. and W. X. X. ,. ,..,,.,n
s45 m-For High Bridge Branch Schooleys moubssa
Budd's Lake and Lake HOpatcong. Easton hslisu'
Mauch Chunk TamaIna Hazelton, Wkesoarte ociAh'""'
1850 a IN and 430 p. m-For somervle and Pennington
pm-FOr Pennington Easton. Mauch Chunk, Tama4ua
WiIkesbarre, Scranton TunkhanD0ck, TaInaqua Hazeoh
Reading Pottsvie Harrs Durgh. &C. ,,-,,- ,,u...,.
D. m.-POr High Bridge Branch. Schooleys Mountain
Budd's AXE and Lake Hopacong Eas2n BsyGgte ana
b:3O .. daily-FOr Eason Allentown and Harrisours'
745 y. m.-For EastOn. ..-.,
For trains IA local time tables OF stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-L-ave at a. M u D. m LOT bounu
Brook ard intermediate polnt and at o5o n lor hsoh
Roas OF the BioosiTn Ere make connection
nj Jesey Cty Station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City - ---
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
Stages connect Maswan station to and from KEYfoRr
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
COM ecfions. Leave foot Of Liberty ST. for Freehold az
S:l5 1l45 a. M T. b:l5 p H.
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
m.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
GI Sn TO BOSTON
I'D NV VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
w N'ID\IAl.I0A LINN
GI En TO BOSTON.

II NJ ~ DODl OAN.
I'D i .sVD VIA PALL RIVER LINE.
Tickets limited aud good day Of sale for continuous
passage steamer and ruin leaving Fall River the following
morning 0.O arrival Of boat Regular tickets AZ
good any trn between Fan River and Boston AagnIn
cen steimffB ii
NEWPORT AND Old COLONY
leave New.York daily (sundays excepted. at p mg
from Pier 2s North itivcf loot OF MurTaJ-sL
Leave BIoOElyn. wa Annex boat AT as .. IN
Tickets aud stcroIm- secaIcd t al principal Hotels ana
Ticket Oiiccs al the Pier ami on stcsmerh
BORDEN 4 LOWELL. Ayonts
GEO. l.. COMMON. Genl Pas. Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
AFGHANIsTAN By A. g. CONSTABLE. lsmo. PIP.
HArner & Brothers.

Harper brOtherS
The personal experience of the author as
British officer IN the Indian service has enabled him TO
gather a rich Of information on the historical mil
itary and political relations OF the country which he has
here set forth in highly condensed but uncomnonly
lucid and attractive shape Most readers Will OBTAIN as
clear precise ideas Of the antecedents OF Aghanstan
its actual situation and relations with England ana
Russia they would by turning over the leaves OF the
inDumerable volumes which have swarmed from the
London press the British INVASION Major Consta-
BILE strenuous OF the English rule over the
country preference to that of Russia He defends nis
views with and elOquence though with the
brevity enforced by lack OF ebowroou. The Rus
SLAMS govern" he asserts, with the iron hand OF mill
tary power The English government of India is based
on civil law. right and justice although sustained by
mighty strength" The reader who wishes TO have the
whole subject in nutshell will do well TO consult this
little volume
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
6teampcats ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
IL and Naugauck Rarosds. Fare 81 steamer bndgepOrt
leaves Caharnosp daily (Sunaays eAceptedl Ut li3o H.
nd Qttdg at 4 L..
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
uNhE ERIE RAILWAY

V,hE ERIE RAILWAY
O% Sn snSyn 9y s new %f he 6SEWYosK LAKE
iians, taking effect december p, 1875:
oSn toaehes % to Banao % aud sns5snsc3 5r D''"S
1 p % paS FafS @ ia 1 Ei Ts to T WFs a&
& Ssi racine Hess @ M %St " sSp %1
Coargi toas to Roee1e ch Buhe e NgaTa oa E c4ca
7pi1 EmigTant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers @ @ street Depot New.York for
y D apns9 % nights S9 2 Gn1 ' sSuSyS sS ST9
ndSS SasFcS I Es 5 aaS aSo ra'S 5s 60 10 % 9ansh @
SIaaeis PaeiscH, G Sl5 $50. ic 9is noon
m na5 ans "a = aah & ai' sanda s si5 ic oS m T.
GsS SSsiS p g. & 719 ara Il c TnSn' n S m i mid
night Sday. g. $50 io:i5 Ei5 $50. p m and
CoTnwa. ~, a. M; 800 45Op. IN. Sundays, s;3Os H.
MssSSG1 ewSnar 5 ' a. n So 1870 p H. sundays $40 m
Honaout and kiqss+on; a. IN 55CP m sundays, $50
s9%days' l1S' s. $50 i9:l5 mn oso: p n: p
daSi Sa55STG ssS To- n;tG & c5 nm m The N a. and d. % S1a
H. trans Connect With New.York and oswes0 Midland .a
Oio PORT JcrVis 7:i5 o. lO;l5 m 43o g. p IN Sundays
0Sy E~rGans eavng Chambers,st half hour,
avS @ S @ o seT 6o1s s rSeys SSs
25d.s 80 minutes earlier Boats leave 2Sst at $50 and
d M, ~ aud n IL midnight ~ ~
for aaG e i5 SS na r SS
checking ee aS o 3 o rs 5 BroadWay " go &
couts TCoSyn Ia Or , st The cSmPanys 9ePoI
~ H. JNo e. ABBorT. GenI Pass'r Agt New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY
Trains leave EngoWOod. C0ster PiermOnt Nyack
T. $50 OI5 s. L. 4i5. 6:JO, 6:SO S:3V 1880 D. IN.
Sundays, ga M and o5o p IN. The ll:3O p. tram will
leave 80 saturday Dights
Manuel Sprng Valley and MoLsey 7. ti6 a. M. 345 D. H.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Ag't, New YorK.
t.I Sn TO BOSTON
SD NV VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONINGION LINE,
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elesant steamers srONINGTON aud MARIA.
GANsbrI leave Pier 80 orth River foot OF Jayst) at
%. M. daily except 5undaysl.
special hrsteass limited uckets good only on 245 IN
ain st0ningon. via tins line from New York
Boston for 81 80.
Tiekes all principal ticket Offices
secured al OF Westcott
1868 3g7 Broadway Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue
W PROVIDENC LINE POR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot Of WarrensL daily except eundAys ~ ~ La
fol PrOyld direct.
Freigh, yia either Ii ne taken at lowest rates
C. ". FILkINS. q. l.. Agt ID. ;. BABCOCK. PreSt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing from Pier foot Cana:st: North River =,
For SAN FRANCISCO VIA ISTIfMUS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. Thursday, March 20. noon.
Connecting Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco for Japan and China;
Steamship CITY OF PEkING. Sa'u day. April D. noon
steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Thursday, Nav J, noon ,
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu. NewDealand anu
Australia: - -
Steamship ZE ALAMEDA. Monday, March II. noon
For Trelght general Information. apply at Companys
Office, On pie foot of Canal.st. North River. ..-x
Passengers forwarded 10 |AN FRANCISCO. SANDWICH
ISLANDS, JAPAN, CHINA, NEWIEALAND. .AuS..
TRALIA SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN
For or Information in regard apply the
Passenger Department, No. 251 Broaiwav
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14

RECENT lSSTES S;IE $aSaGsr 9E PRESS.
l. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
Edited by Edward Mcpherson.
CONTENTS;
Abstracts of Public Laws Foreign Trade the United
part Platforms 1878 Revenue and Expenditures.
Elections OF United states ist Of Appropriations.
senators Imports and Domestic Ex
1Deusi Execaye ppoma Railroad Tables
tic and Department Officers National Banksand Currency
of The United states Savings Banks statistics.
Departmental officers OF the Public Debt OF the United
prpeDs Judicial officers Of United states Government
Tie TDited Statos. Senate and House OF Rep
Statistics of Trade and Com. resentatiyes ., s.....
Iron and steel Tablea New.l ork Stale overnment
Pnee 2j Cents Five cop es for Dollar.
II. THE TRIBUNE INDEX:
coinp!oe Rcv 10 the Worlds History during 1878 with
& @ 6ofa s s ESs sSa Is 1875 tie af Tor
Ill. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES; -
form PT1ce 25 Cents
". WHY THE SOUTH IS SOLID
E5 u NJ % 4S PS Gsn SOUTH cardns hIs
showing g% hoy S EepasG TeFs e GU y THE
SENATE.
Y; CYpRTsmTRIDUNE cES5i[s EXTRA NO. No. A. nv
oVEE FORTY ENGHAvINGs, 1Pnce 10 Cents,
VI. THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE.
nH % Fl hs ceFF Il sa' Many @
@St''P' sS 81 Cents sheet S o" Ao
VII. THIS son OF VULCAN.
By Besnnt and Tins interesting story Is
issued complete. being No. 10 OF THE TRIBUNE NOVEL
EXTRAS Thiry-t1O pages Tribune Weekly size. Price.
10 Gems
VIII. THE LATEST NEW NOVEL.
SEBASTIAN. fascinating story, by Katherine Cooper,
has Just been issued a. TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA no II
This Extra comprises sixteen Tribune Weekly size
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Art schools-New-York City.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VIII receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers. still lfe
china and deoOraOn) studio ''fLe East
26th.sL, corner 4th ave.
References Mr. d. Huntington, Mr WIN. Hart M James
81. Hart, MI A. 4. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14

Nj ISIS BALLOW'S English and French Sci
WI for Young Ladies' and Children. No "a East 22dsL
reopen CD THURSDAY. September 26.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
ffldrple ano Slate Mldntels.

CLATF, MARBLE and WOOD MANIELS, IN
- great variety r. B. STEWART & CO. 10 west ZSas
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
Caw Schools.

VALE Law School Regular course, years;
GraGuate course degree OF DCl- wears Fall term,
UlcIs sept 26. Address Prof. WAILASD Aew-llavcn c.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-14
Jew YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENION AND PHILADELPUIA.

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave Newi9rk foot OF Liberty St for entOn aud Phi'a
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvana Ialt
road Third ant erKsst at G45 way 7:io $780, li;3o Ill.,
Leave Trent To- New.York 100 except Monday e:t5
S:i3 10 2Oa m. l2:l5 2:2O. 4l2. 6:l0 p m 49,, am -,
Pulln atLched 10 the VVu L. III,
m, Trains from NewYork. TO the $40 m H4o T. III"
sWNpIY TRAiS@~ieaye New.York and Philadelphia st
81 $50. D. Leave NewYork ior Irogton al a Ill.,
G3o Leave Trenton at 10 10 a n oig pm n n and
fnr sa AT foot Of Ei6ertysI Nos 59o and 9it
Broad St the prncpa hotels offices OF the Erie Rail
way in NewYork and looklyn and at n No o. GSarG'''
H. r. BALDWIN Gen Pass AGENT
ENOR NEW-IlAVEN, its surroundings and
Derby and North Hampton Railroads drect-Stsainers
JOl$ II. iAltIA and EEAs rus CORNING Ieaye Pier ~
week except saturday arrive IN New Haven in time ior All
morning trains ali railroads. best facilities for paSssgers
freight iar 81; excursion, 81 % Stailns New'haVen
-'"' 80" ''"' JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
a. AEHAEGEMENI OF PASSENGER Trains, Jan. l.
CT G3G D. M NLh EXpress daiy for ElstOn. Bethlehem
Allentown haac' Chuns. wises0arrc PIltson, sayre III
mira, Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, BunaO niagara FAILS ana
tie " es ru man sleeping coaches att chod. , ,,.
ROBf Al. sAYRE, Snpt and Engr
General Onicc Church and Cprtiandt-sts
ChAs. H CUMMlNGS Atent.
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
New -liayc.I al IL p. connecting with road.
y EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
1o,merc,n, r,ru,rv LINE' I55E' toavo Ye,s.york foo,
sandy LOOK, Highlands and seabrieht, 81 a. m;
Hishlanls, seainight Long Branch, Toms River and
iE!adelpEa ll:iJ a. M, 400 D. Ia. ,
NMelm.G. Crdeeton Atlantic city. ll:ij a. m
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