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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

Charles Il. Desn, who was killed last
week, was a member Of Capt. Mnnson's
company aud was sunstruck at the final
charge ut Gettysburg.
-lu the sudden breaking up OF the ice
in West River last week q jam at the
mouth OF Ball Mountain brook turned
the river out of the channel and around
one OF the abutments of the new railroad
bridge, carrying away the largest part OF
the timber for the bridge, which was
nearly ready for raising. The loss to the
contractors was about $500, but they take
the matter cbeeriully AMI will duplicate
the pieces at once and 60 on with the
work. 1t will take about 10000 feet oil
lumber for the bridge, 10000 shingles and
5000 pounds of bolts.
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Regular fnseAnF, ~ AoAm HAss on fffaA5
SIS cLEN0Ss. ; @.
~. A ADAMS. seer.
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Per order Of The Grange.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY

"A. ID. Whitman is putting up = six
horse power engiue in his machine shop.
-George Walker received serious in-
iary last week Tuesday evening by slip
ping and falling on The icy street, near
he town clerks office, striking upon bis
head. lie was picked up unconscious
but AZ this writing is apparently recover-
Ing,
Henry Collins is getting ia lumber to
build 4 new BARI this spring. Mr.. Col
Inns is one OF our most successful farmers
and stock ~rAisers, aud it is gratifying 10
know that be is going 10 build one Of the
best barns 10 all this section. IL is 10 be
81 By AZ feet on the ground and patterned
alter the moe. approved modern style.
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"a al a. 81.

pswul.f nsetiBgs Oh Saturday EFsalsgs q
sssh west, 81 Adams Bal
r. -. H0fTt Sect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

STAG N~sts
Anf ffsw nassssts Htprbsssst pspsipsiy
q Gasaios. ffoBnstf
hssx Aas~a rsusa. ge0ue4s -
~ nsTsNt. P~feprstef
Arrives iH n issses ie s. =
@1aE hsaas4s Farsaaoas Tsas.1aa A.
oG q waf ~Pfoprstaf
..s Ala, netafsg isih tAs ss.es fram
vsAes 80 lssss ~ Ms2ehsessf O. han6kft
&apas6syt "a Fssstst Nf d tfnvia9 a.
nsAsstsF Depot - 10 n sfsss - ht~
II, -. l.svss M~ssehssast faffess aspo'
ksAsrH ThHrsAAysknt sstrfitFf I'll 2 -
sase IS tsussss Al z , = Iksttseefs ~
lrasbass 40 Tasushsnd ia ktbahestsr Etl
aafrsa ts sss shove nsmsa Plaosssi reasaa.
j. rS&ss
up, LaaAnprs L~a4@A~vy. 0as~ a.
LaasE Dlus Prsprstor
sss Il Msnshasisf rtlirolA depot MosdsYs
susaaase s2a Fridays af ir
&~rycnpfsa. ksres Manchester fttlfatf depot
ksAsya ThsTp1A,s anA saturdays al II ~
Kfrsftl n - ~ a n usia EptrF hoiih
nsss bes&s&avrs g. Caa~
i. .. CrHus. Proprietor
e~
Mans Cisss
turH ny FalrakA fog Mes Vera. AlbsHy. Trsy
sausA asa wsss A. 4 @FM
RTR ~ railroad fsg HnilAnA, haflinFtpn
Ksrth and Eastfe4FA
IkxEILLK nall W stage slosss ~ i8 e 4 \.
#sT oYFICK opsH from "a n iss 50 = y
10 froea the ssrsh sruss AZ ths Pest sses u
ttsEH
lie fraaa tks sssih STRIVE - che pvst ofcs
At Is ? u
] Ia fer Psfa. ~IAndgress. B0ndviils, Iamsiea
Ae., BIZ stage, slass al Factory Point F0stOf
Ace sttilH rEssdsys Thufs1sYs sse sat
srdsrsa
~~a@
TsisaFaRh nHasa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

ay u is Try : basa Al fsrEinE tkii san
hsr. ne has hees wsrkiss n his hsssft
nsrs ss q Zee yess rest
-Les Bosbos, sua msa is Wiisons
troaps. q snxagsa V pas with tbs sFHS-
agx, NJ Y. troups. Tbsrsaay sveuiEE %
thls wok. BE l. lbs beat 81 eons player.
-wHsos's Alustrels and VARSITY Troups
pisyed 70 a fga hgass Ii AnaFsU' ball,
last saturday svshsag. The JOKES, tongs
ana lafoes wsrs nsw sad spicy, aud Tie
ss5iebos seened 10 be pleased through
he whole Of Tie sntfrtAinmeni. The
troupe propose 70 PLAY il Dorsss and
FACTORY Point 10 a week o. two
noxbEtLlK
There Z, 20 be 80 Installation Of en-
osrs 10 The Green Aouetsia lodge ofG.
r., Tuesday evening
Mr. Charles Dean j. worthy mem
Der Of our church 10 tbis place and hA'
our wArmss, sympathy 10 her terrible be-
resvemenl.
The rain Of Tuesday did considerable
damage 10 some places, Jamaica ss usual
Suffered most. Where is your JAmsios
correspondent
The sympathy for Newtoa (whose
buildinxs we're burned the lst OF Jan }
hiss ont y hAl sabsided since learning tie
amount Of insurance
Frank sheldos Of s%traeion, who tore
Oh, bic horses tongue BY the roots, has
been aued fftl dollars aud 10 working
out bis Cue at Rutland.
Rev. Mr.. Gale OF Jackson, n. IT,,
occupied the desk sunday morning aud
afternoon. lie also preached At Raw
sonyiIle school house ID the evening.
We understand that the railrosd
bridge ~ Jnmslca that was icing built,
aud all The lumber valued at 1850, was
swept away by the ffeshet Of last week,
People have been very busy drawing
logs fer Grsham's, Newtou's aud At
woods mills. Mr.. Graham has got OF
about one hundred thousand feet for the
railroad.
MIR. Kelley IRON Manchester Depot
was Ia Town last week taking orders ior
the gilt edged milk pan. We think It .
nice thing and advise those who make II
aud IA cent butter 10 examine 1t.
-Marshsll J.. IIspgood will lecture a.
the church mex, Monday evening, subject
clamp Cnimneys." Mr.. ~IIapgood II
wen known and a rate treat Is expected
The lecture Is TO be unIer the auspices o
Home Grange.
William b. johnson Of this place has
taken The entire job OF building Isaac ane
Jsmes KelIey's new hous to be com
menced early Ia the season. Mr.. Prout!
will also commence his as soon MS th'
frost Is ont OF the ground.
The following is the listoi lbe officer
OF Mountain Home Grange in their regu
lar rank aud order: l.. G.. Bolster, M
&. A. Cummings, o.; +. l.. Joht.son, l..
A. o. Coleman, s.; Jas. Tufts, A. D.; +
p. Fuller, Treas; T.. j. Kendall, Sec,
David Gale, G. X; Miss v. Benson, 5.
Mrs. j. A. Emory, P; Mrs. ii. J. Ken
, dali, f.; Mrs. q. A. Cummings, l.. A. ,.
/ q. A. Cummings, Agt. Regular NEE
ings lst aud Sd Tuesday in each month
The grange is in a hourishing condition
oonieriug degrees at every meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

Oar dressmAksr, Miss Fiors HAmil-
TOP, Is crowded with business, which
shows that she keeps Up with The styles.
The road from THE piace 70 West
Aftgstop Vas bloek2aed lasi week With
Ice. bot has been cleared oct nov.
oar thanks TO DR.. Woodward for lAt
Illisols papers which IpeAk In The high
est terms OF bic Poplar Grove ho,el, which.
i ml b. Mrs ysndsFiIp aud son, Sho
Ire vel kaowa - Manchester people.
The doctor IL expected home this week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

The reading circle will be At 4. A..
Graves, Friday evening when the play,
Money makes the man, will be presented.
School 10 district No. 2 closed last
week. The school Ia the Borough closes
the present week. Both terms have been
successful
TIE requisite number OF voters having
signed 1 petition foe tbe purpose, = check
Hst Of the legal voters has been prepared
for use al the coming March meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

-Frsuk Monroe ]. having good success
la he tea business.
There ate qaiie > sumter OF The sick
ilst Al present about town.
William Rohinton, IN old resident,
i Ia very feeble beAiih a, the tou n farm.
-Roiin Hulett hAs rented biz cheese
factory 10 oae Of ihs best cheese mskeFs
10 The Siste.
The late addition OF snow IL making
things more lively BY way Q travel,
leaning, A e
The tsmpsfaRoe ieaune give n ~ The
Methodist rhafch las, saturdl } night
wss ibiuiF attended.
The sslest tehe9i. which va 10 have
betn eommsneed after She distrl C. school
closed. has bses given % iof wssi Of
fcboiars.
We understand that john y bgoaa.
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Local Intelligence.

luBsDAY. TEBEuARY Trls1s
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No business Transactcd on Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Field of Al
bion, y. y, are visiting IN town.
MIR. aud Mrs. I. ID. Manly Of kut-
lAud, VI, ATE spending a few days in
Dorset,
~-soeiable this week, Thursday after.
noon aud evening, At ihs residence OF
Charles Witiiams
lit was demonstrated 81 The mum
s1ciabie'' lAsi seek thar ladies can be ST.
leui when he OCCASION demands. Very
many thanks 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Of
Factory Point, Tor their share in The ma
-
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-IIow's yoar epiroo'icf
The town reports will be rcsdy for
IRRITATION The lAsl Of ih~nAeek.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-12-10
,The Oak Tree.

A long time ago, two lads, called
Edmond and Oswald, came before a
court Of justice. Edmond said tothe
judge: "Three years ago, before set.
ting out on q journey, / entrusted to
this Oswald, whom | then considered
my best friend, a valuable ring com
posed of prescious stones, but now be
will not restore the ring to me-"
Oswald laid his hand upon his
breast and said, ~ swear by my hon
or that | know nothing about this
ring. My friend Edmond cannot be
in his right. senses"
The judge said, edmond, can you
bring forward any witness to prove
the fact that you entrusted the ring
10 his keeping"
Edmond replied, "Unfortunately,
we had ho witness except an old oak
tree in the field, under which we
took leave of one another"
Oswald said, a am ready to swear
l know as little about the tree as
about the ring"
The judge said, Edmond, go and
bring me branch of that tree; | de-
sire to see it, You Oswald, you wait
here till he returns"
Edmond went. After little while
the judge became impatient and said,
"What can be keeping Edmond so
long? oswold opens the window, and
see if he is returning"
"0h sir" said Oswald, "he could
not possibly have returned so soon.
The tree isquite an hours walk from
here"
Then the judge said, "oh, you
wicked liar, who wish to confirm
your life by an oath before God, the
righteous Judge who sees into all
hearts. You know where the tree Is"
Aud SO oswold was obliged togive
up the ring, and was condemned to
long imprisonment.
.,.---------s -----------
u thought you took an interest in
my ,ceLqre," said an unsuccessful low
er. mo, sir,n she replied, "oply in
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-12-10
ADeligllful Legend

There is. beautiful legend con.
nected with the site on which the
Temple of Solomon was erected. 1t
is said to have been occupied in com
mon by two brothers, one Of whom
had a family, butthe other had none.
On the spot was field of wheat.
On the evening succeeding the har.
vest, the wheat having been gather
ed in shocks, the elder borther said
to his wife:
"My younger brother is unable to
bear the burden and heat of the day.
| will arise, take off my shocks, and
place them with his, without his
knowledge"
The younger brother being actual
ed by the same benevolent motive,
said to himself
"My elder brother has a family and
| have none. ! will contribute to
their support. Twill arise, take off
my shocks, and place them with his
without his knowledge"
Judge Of their astonishment when
on the following morning they found
that their respective shocks were un-
diminished. This course Of events
trahspired for several nights when
each resolved in his own mind to
stand guard, and if possible solve the
mystery. They did so, and on the
following night they met each other
half way between their respective
shocks with their arms full.
Upon ground hallowed by such as.
sociations as this, was the Temple of
Solomon built-so spacious, so mag
nificent, the wonder and admiration
of the world. Alasl in these days
how many would sooner steal their
brothers whole shock than add to il
single sheaf.
A Buffalo paper gently chides u
Buffalo bride who got married in u
pair of stockings valued at $3.50.
One hundred and forty.nine dollars'
worth of bonnet ond enc dollars
worth. Of stockings would mike more
show to the public.
One secret man can kcep-if he
has balky horse -ho has either to
keep the secret or the horse,
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DIR. l.. +. CAMPBELL.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his pro.
leSSIonal services to the people Of Mason county,
~ ~ calls promptly attended to whether day or night
",nse IN Hess building, next door to Arlington House
oct' ~ I979-iy
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coahty Directory.


Judge Circuit court-JOscp Smith, Ravenswood.
Clerk Circui, Court-Ci b. wrsgehef.
President County Cour,-D. S, Van Matte.
County Cerk-J. p. R. b. Smith
r. iProseSatng Attorneyz=Geo. p Simpson.
Samuel ". Someryille, Geo. R, Henry JOS N. Daigf
and w. d, Somerve.
Surveyor Of Lands-Thcnas ]. RVbcFts,
Assessors.J lanes W. Window District No. Il; I. E
Baker District No. a.
Superintendent, Of Free Schools Charles z Msgs,
Terms of Court.
Circuit Court First Monday in April and October.
County :, Third Monday in January, March
May, July, November and December.
City Officers.
Mayor-James II. Couch, Jr.; Rcccrder-Rankir
Wiley. Jr; Conncilmen-.J. J. Bright, e. Shrewsbury
g M. Cole, Henry Fry, John W. English, =. S. Sny
der Sargeant-S, ]. Blake. ASsesGr-Wm. Kenny,
,
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HENRY j. FIsiiglt, Jr,

A ttorney and Counselor ut Law, Point Pleas.
a ant, West Virginia. Practices in the Counties Of
Mason and Jackson; in the State Supreme Court Of Ap
pealS and IN the United States Dstrst Court for the
District of West Virginia Ljan 8, is7o-ty8
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CnAs. u, HOtiG.,

A ttorncy ut Law. ufrts in ccur, Housed Pun,
n Pleasant, West Virginia. Practices III the coun-
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia aud in the Federal
Courts. lnov. ro-'7p
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ildus . cnaHcest gtil nsb tnre0 was
smallg ! had been trying To- escape
and adopted this plan to save you as
well as myself. A bex taken from
my parents contained papers and
precious stones. The old woman
said after the murderers had taken
allthe money and jewelry they could
find, they gave this box To her. Six
months ago she was moving i. abeut
and accidently let it fall, breaking
"a spring and disclosing a secretdraw-
er in the bottom, which the murder.
ers had not found out, containing
many precious stones. Here they
are. i ehtrust them to your keep
ing. .'7
We carried the gems to a lapidary
on our arrival at Montreal, who was
delighted with the beauty andsplen-
dor Of the stones. He astonished us
by saying that the diamonds were
worth twenty-five thousand dollars.
This had very saddening effect up
on me, as it precluded the hope i had
formed concerning my fair preserver
On looking over the paper she
found her name was Rosamond Le-
walls. Her parents came from France,
expecting to meet kinsman of the
same. name. l looked for him and
found that he had been dead for some
years, so my fair Rosamond was oblig-
ed to take refuge with the kind Sis
ters Of Charity.
She blushcd, and requested me to
come and see her again; but business
compelled me to leave Montreal and
/ sIdfd.not see her for six months. At
che ehd ii. that tiine e. she
Sisters house and called for her. She
came to me with both hands extend.
ed, and gave me a.warm welcome. i
could.not'fail to observed that she
was glad to see me again, notwith-
standing the hint | had given her of
. IL
the state Of my feelings. I.quickly
made known my errand, which was
to ask her to be my mifer
We, have been married many years
and have experienced many joys,
and our sorrows have not been few,
yet we have never regretted our
meeting inthc old log cabin in Can
ada.
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ArlI N nENNIS

A t'nrnry ut law, Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
d will practice in the Courts Of Mason and adjoining
counties, June Il-iy.
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KNIGHT 4 CouCH.
JOHN w. ENGLISH,
II. r. HOWARD
sIMrsoN NMoMARD.
les W. HoGE. JAMES B. MENAGER
HOGE & MENAGER,

p the Circuit and County Courts Of Mason county,
uMe't Virginia. Address James W, Hoge, Winfield,
tninam county, West Virginia, or james b. Menager,
'e'n' Pleasant, Mason county, West Virginia.
:. jan 3, rS71-iy
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ID. S. SNYDER.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer nl leath-
M or, Hides, Bark, Tallow, Sheep Pelts,
Boots, Shoes, Shoe. Findings, Morrocos,
French Kip and Calf. Sole Leather cut to
order. Bring your Tanners Supplies to
the Tannery where you will always get the
market price in cash. Remember the best
is the cheapest, and such being the fact,
leave your measure at the Shoe Shop for
your Boots and Shoes, Will insure fit,
good material and good work, for as little
money as anywhere in the United States.
Call, won't you? [oct 22-ly.
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4YroRNEYS.

VIII ToMLINs0N. D. W. PuiSLgy.
T0MhrSseN a:bobsLEY,
A ttorneys and Counsclors Mt Law, Point Plea.
a SAINT, West Virginia. practice In the County d Ma.
son; the United States District Court for West Virginia
N1prompt attention given tn the chlirctiou cf claims
entrustedt to them. Address, Point Pleasant W. Va.
jan s, IS79-Iy
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RANKIN WHEY, in.
GUM g. WILEY,

A ttornsys mt Law, Point Pleasant West Virginia,
Practice in the County Of Aason the United States
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia ns-Prompt a,ten-
usn given 70 the collection Of claims. Jan g. szo-iy
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DIR. s. q. SHAW,

iiYSlcihN AND SURGEON, tepdys his pro-
+ sonal services to the public. Calls promptly at
toaGd 70. Office, corr Main and Sd streets, opposite
"' 'ld Presbyterian church. 9pril s. iS1D-ty.
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PHysLcL.lNs.

6NnRCw r, BARBEE ED. H. FRAVEl.
DRS. BARBEE & FRAyEL,
NoI,hwest cor 9th aud Main Streets, Point Pleasant
~ West Virginia Office hours from to 10 a. m. and
} oIop. IN. ljune II '79-Iy.
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Z The,dead to.the bieranathe fiying
ito, COED delieer. IS K
All women, lei them De eyers6S Z
honey are pleased to hssr tlsems
selves celebrated fot theis beauty a
squlres and- k6ights.erfant sare
scnlaeli idA IND
Liberality may be carried aoo far
in those who have children to inher-
1t from them. ssss'.
is always more prosecuted
by the wicked than beloved by the
righteous. rsl1is
Every one is the son Of Ills own
works s9- g 1g t'
Z Honey is not for the mouth Of an
ass. a
No paddock, bolts or Ears can se-
cure maiden so well as her own re-
serve.
Wit and humor belong to genius
alone.
The wittiest person in a comedyis
he who plays the fool.
There is no book SO bad but that
something good may be found in it.
We are all as God made us, and
oftentimes a great deal worse.
Let the hen live, though it be with
q pip.
Wccannot all be friars, and var
ious are the paths bywhich God con.
ducts the good to heaven,
Covetousness bursts the bag,
1t is easy to undertake, but more
difficpltto finish a thing.
The term is equally applicable to
all ranks: Whoever is ignorant is
vulgar.
By the streets of "By-and-By" one
arrives at the house of "Never."
Between the yes and no Of wo-
mani would not undertake to thrust
the point.of pin,
Patience and shuttle the cards.
& sola aies bad better spsll.ofsgpnsS
powder1than musk. I, -, :
. Another mans wants VII easily
borne.
Abad coat covers good drinker.
Pray devotedly and hammer on
stoutly
When athing is once begun it is
almost half finished. FA
Lay a bridge of silver for a.llying
enemy.
The jest that gives paiia is no jest.
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w. 2. NEALE. NJ. D.

0FflCE Main street, between sd and cd; residence,
Nam street between 9th and 9Th, Attends prompt
y .9all calls, whether day or night. When not pro-
sisonally engaged can always befound at his Office
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Hos
z @ct,up
' Z tEdpCnN
Odf Gloves
per ynpMkr
FLf ah
hnF ofou upTmaB
yy drrl
large n FP mds
OdkI Ie l5untsprt
Flannel lets
GAJlpu Now 1o1S7q-v
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u thought you took an interest in
my ,cetqre," said an unsuccessful low
er. mo, sir,' she replied, "oply in
your .ftpClt;n
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One secret a man can kcep-if he
has a balky horse -ho has either to
keep the secret or the horse,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-06
DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.

CHEAT TIKI Nh LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON ami atur Jan. ~. 1875.
Trans eaNe New YORK, wa Desbrusses and COrtandt
streets Ferries. A. inil,Wsi
ENprt,, ior Harrisburg, Pittsburgh. the West and south
VAN t.,mh Palace Cars attached, AZ "a. NJ, and
fur " Aau,f,rt Lock Haven, Cory ant Erie AT : %
Nj. connecting NJ Cory for ntusVllt. Petroleum
Centre. and tne oi Regions wlliamsport ami Lock
Haven. % A VI
Ba.umore, Wt.hin-ton. ami the South, Limited Wash
u@nu Expires oi Pullman PArlOr cars daily, except
sunday, lu A. NJ, arrive Washington : ~ r. NJ Rcgu.
lar 40 $50 ami ~ A. NJ. ! and 10 l. VI sunday
49, A. aud 10 Nj For Baltimore. I NJ, except
suuAay
ENprr,.t Tor Philadelphia, 80 3d. 20 81 10 Limited
II NJ. la $780, !. b. Il. ! 3d. : 80. and 10 +. VI. sun
daN. 800 ANA A NJ. B.. q. r 3d. 3D. and 10 T. " Emf
grant and srcuul class. 80 l.. VI
Boats 80 biuukNn Annex connect with all through
trans AZ Jersey 'itN, ahorIlns speedy and direct
tran,icr Tor BroukNu travel
Traius arrive From Pittsburgh. $50, 10 ~ A. VI 10 10
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From Washington ant BALTIMORE. $50 A. VI . 3 50
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