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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08
A Hearty Amen.

THE prayer for the President of the
L United States was read without in
terruption during the whole of the war,
in the little Episcopal Church at Key
West. In 1861 things were squally there
and the chaplain's position was any
thing but a bed of roses.
When he came to the prayer, up came
the bowed heads and amens were not
Finally he was told that he would be
dragged by his vestry and congregation
from the chancel on the following Sun
day, if he persisted in reading the prayer.
Replying that he should certainly do
so, he awaited the next Sunday without
pleasurable feelings.
chor in the harbor, and the Captain to
call on the chaplain.
"Well, parson, how are you ?" was
his CHEEKY greeting.
"I am not well, Captain Rowen,''
was the reply. 81 am to be dragged
from the church tomorrow for persist
ing in reading the prayer for the Presi-
dent"
Capsfn Rowen asked few questions
and then remarked with the deliberate
manner which his friends knew so
well:
" Parson, have on my ship set of
as pious marines as ever saw. The poor
fellows have been longing for chance
to go to church, and they shall have it
tomorrow. Parson, have you any
vacant front pews ?"
The next day, just as the beligerent
congregation, with purpose in every
look, had taken their seats, in marched
the entire marine guard of the Pawnee,
and took their seats. To the prayer for
the President succeeded an amen from
twenty or thirty stalwart throats which
shook the roof, and that was the last
time the rector had any trouble.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08
RAILRoA o 8
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R
Nov. 10th, ls7s.


TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG AS FOLLOWS
For New York. at $40, $40 q. IN. 2.OOp. m.
For Philadelphia, at $40, s.lO, aab am.
For Readlhg, at $50, $40, sa5a. m. and 200
For Pottsville at $40, $40 a. M. and 400
2. m, and via schuylkill and susquehanna
Branch at2.40 D. m.
For @ Auburn ~ via = 8 Br; At $50 a; m; =, IN
The $40, s.i0 a. m, and s7.55 p. M, trains
have through cars for New York.
The. $50, a. m, trains have through carsfor
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS:
For New York, at $40 a. IN.
For Allentown and Way Stations at $40 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and Way Stationsat
Las p. m.
TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG, LEAVE AS FOL
LOWS
Leave New York, ats.45 a. m, 100 53Oand
Leave Philadelphia. at 9.45 a. m. 400, and
100 p. m.
Leave Reading, at t44O, 7.4O, 1850 a. m. l.3O,
Leave Pottsvile, at 6.lO, 9.l5 am. and 4.4O
p. m.
.. Is a. m
Leave Auburn was. Il =. Br. at IL noon.
Leave Allentown, att2.3O $50, 9.05 a. M, l2,l5
i.30 and 905 y. m.
SUNDAYS:
Leave New York. at 80 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, at 7.20 p. m.
Leave Reading, at 440, 74O, a. m. ana 1883
Leave Allentown, ate 30 a. ln., and 9.05p. m.
j. E. WOOTEN, Gen. Manager.
c. G. HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent.
tDoes not run on Mondays.
sVia Morris and Essex II. r..
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08
Grateful Women.

None receive so much benefit, and
none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommend
ing Hop Bitters as women. 1t is the
remedy peculiarly adapted to the many
ills the sex is almost universally subject
to. Chills and fever, indigestion or de-
ranged liver, com btant or periodical sick
headaches, weakness in the back or
kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts of the body, feeling of
lassitude and dependency, are all readi-
ly removed by these Bitters.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08

" Ma, are you very rich ?" he solemn
ly inquired by way OF reply.
In one way we are, she said, "your
father says he values me at three million
dollars, you at two millions, and the
baby at one million.''
That closed the conversation on that
subject, but next morning, as Harry was
getting on his overcoat, he examined
the new patch which had been added,
and coolly observed:
swell, think father had better sell
off about half of you or the whole of
the baby and get the rest of MS some de-
cent duds to put on"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08

TNSTATE NOTICE.-Noticef is hereby given
IL that letters testamentary on the estate Of
Nathan s.s=.nb0, late OF Carroll twp, Perry Co.
Pa, decd. have been grantedto theundersIened'
residing In Carroll and Centre townships.
All persons indebted t0said estate arerequest
ed 70 make immediate payment and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated for
II. W. RAKBO,
JOHN RAMBO,
A. Is. COMP.
March rs, 1871 IExecutors.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08


" the advent of railroads, when steam
boats piled between Pittsburgh and the
West, lived q sturdy farmer, whose
spare time was spent in chopping wood
with which he supplied the passing boats.
One winter a boat was laid up at this
place on account of the ice, and during
a long, cold winter burned the old gen
tleman's wood. When the ice cleared
away, the farmer presented his bill,
which the captain refused to pay.
You will pay for it ~ said the old
man.
I'll not pay it until l please,' re-
torted the captain, and ordered the old
man off the boat-a request which he
complied with.
A little later he appeared on the bank,
axe in hand, and commenced chopping
at large tree hanging directly over the
boat, which would not be able to move
for several hours on account of the flow
of ice. The captain, with an oath, asked
him what he meant by cutting that
tree when he knew it would fall on the
boat.
"Will you pay me for the wood ?''
asked the farmer.
~ roared the captain.
:" Then I'll fell this tree on your boat"
and the sound of the axe rang out on
the air.
The captain stormed and swore and
fin ron pH In Iialx hn oil I,,t H.
no purpose; the well-directed blows of
the axe were gradually eating way to
the heart of the tree, and unless some
thing was done soon, it would fall and
crush everything beneath it.
Finding threats and entreaties useless,
the captain finally brought out swivel
gun, which all the boats then carried,
and loading it,pointedit right at the tree.
Faster flew the chips as the old man
saw the preparations for war, when the
captain sang out
"Will you quit chopplng at that
tree ?''
"Will you pay me for that wood ?"
said the man, never losing stroke.
"I'll give you just one minute to get
away from that tree, and if you're not
gone then, I'll blow Satan out of youl ~
cried the captain, as he called for O light
and primed the gun.
Without word, as though some new
thought had struck him, the old man
shouldered his axe, and, shaking his
fist at the captain, strobe towards his
home, and was seen there no more.
In few hours the boat pulled out
and steamed down the river, making a
landing at Steubenville, twenty-five
miles below. AS the captain stepped
on the wharf, the sheriff walked up, and
tapping him on the shoulder, informed
him that he had a writ for him, and
would tie his boat until he paid little
bill.
"What bill ?"
"The bill for that wood you burned
off me, and wouldn't pay for, you wall
eyed slink ~ put in the old man, who
had been concealed up to this moment,
and he added: / walked down here to
ketch we, and burned If 1 wouldn't
walked to Cincinnati afore I'd let we get
ahead of me 10
The captain saw 1t was no use to fume
about it, for the old man had the law
on him; and, after paying the amount,
with additional costs, and the old mans
" mileage" each, he was allowed to de-
part with his boat.
The woodman took the next boat
home, with his money in his pocket,
saying to the sheriff as he left:
it hadn't been for that internal
swivel-gun, I'd a-mashed his eternal old
boat !"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08

TAKE NOrICE-That application will be
Il made to the Board OF Pardons at their meet
ing on the first Tuesday of April, 1879 Tor the
pardon OF John Shafier, who was sentenced toi i'm
prisonmeut in the Eastern Penitentiary on A
charge OF larceny by the Court of Quarter Ses.
slons Of Perry county,
March 10th. 1879.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08
How to Divide the Property.

He had been sitting still so long that
the mother expected to find him asleep
when she looked around and asked:
Well, Harry, what are you thinking
of?n
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-04-08
THE MANSION HOUSE,
New Bloomfield, Penn'a.,

GEO. +. ENSMINGER, Proprietor.
HAVING leased this property and furnished 1t
in comfortable manner, ask share of the
public patronage, and assure my friends who stop
with me that every exertOn will be made to
render their stay pleasant.
sz- careful hostler always in attendance.
April g. 1873 TT
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MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. J., IQr
vi Boys: English French German ana Classics 'oT 80
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no PHILADELPHIA
rENNsYLvATIt RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED KO.rE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through rams each way daily three dcpOS IN
Philadelphia. two IN NcW-loTk.
ITdCS the most Improved Equipment AMI the Fastest
Time cou-I. tut " tiI absolute safety.
on and after December TO- loIH.
Typrcss Train. have NcwNorg D.suO->et and Court
LluGt Strc.r Ferries, AZ follows:
A3U. 80 80 10 lmI,,dl M 80 J. .. o. go
$50 and 10 Z. Sunday i:ju auI , a. - d. 49, 3d.
ana 10 p M
a. JerttN t, annIdnsa speedy and direct transfer
Brooklyn travel ... 800
Ratnrnng trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 34j, 800. T.
-}j and II 20. Limited ENiIr>7 100 m - l.
800 T. amt 80 ON sunday l2Ol, so BOO, :, $50
"TCkrt Gd.ce.~So. 52G aud ga Broadway, No. Astor
o,,c ana loot Do-br0ssrs and Court ladt Sts, No
Courj H. and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot u Fut"nst.
Brnualvu nos. ia llB aud lis HudSonst., IOhokru;
Depot, Jersey Clty Emigraut Ticket Omce No battery.
place .,..,,..,.,o . r., fAHNEf
FRANK THOMSON, GcHl Passenger Agt.
rL- Nm
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Cleaners.


MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior TEACHERS !" Co,esrSS
schools and Families Address call on Miss NJ -
S0t1NC American and Foreign Teachers Agency, Is
IS GOVERNESS. English lady seeks re-
~ engagement: fluent French and German thve year
abroad. cambridge University examinations brilliant
pianlSt drawing, singing, elementary lIlh anu i''"
t7O Quccn-avC. London, ontario Chhaha.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
" 30 UNION. SQUARE NEWNORh; -
Supulics GOOD teachers with positions ApP'a'rh urn
Tor stemn supplies and families win competent in
WII1fOU Oh 4 lttt T.. No.
r. 'C'0TITsWORTII PINCKNEY. 80 Union square, y y
4 merican school Institute. Established lS33
y prou,rty prOyiles Families schools, colleges vain
cacher. and of known cbrc ana CHARACTER
sells and rents school Properties ;,l,,,,a
GIVES parout- advice alout GOOD N'liboI~;
rrprce,pts reliable tcachcrs eccliDg engagements.
J ". SCHFRMERHOHN, \. NJ, secretary:
80 East tn 81. near University place. y. l.
EONERNESS.-A young Partisan expert
~ cncrd French visiting Eovcness wishes one
more engagement hghcs references rom families Whele
fe,cuv Tor several Address Nile. de e. care ol
Nine. CREX. No l3B5 Broadway.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-titt for Col
1 lcgc n speciality: highest utI reference. Address
YALE. Iibwe UFiONn Office. LIS broadway.
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I'll Sn TO BOSTON
I'd ~ VIA THE Old RELIABLE
STD\I\GlO\ LINE.

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT \ arp Ml~>ID ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers NIONlNGTOE and MARIA
GAE~EiI leave PER 3J Nolth vcI doot Of Jyst Al $50
4. m daily except ~uudlysJ.
limited tickets, good Only 20
train -unuSou sold Via this luo from NrWl York to
Boston fII ~ %
secured 1t Offices ol Nr,tcot E.Pc,s COMPANY aud az Nos
80, H1al"ay AMI al Metropolitan ana rim Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices - ..... e....
PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
se,m,r. ELECTRA and q ALA1EA leave Pier 20 North
River oot 81 Warren st. daily except SuldAysl Al
Providence direct
It,ilht via either hnc taken at lowest idtcH.. .
g A 'tII.KIN- e.. T. Agt -. =. EABCOtk PIe,'t
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SECOND CALL O'CLOCK P. ".
THIRD cALL.-2:3O O'CLOCK p. VI
TUESDAY. Feb. 4-P. v.

With more complete abstracts of the accounts Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway
Company, we are able to present our readers with
clearer statement of the results Of that companys
business for 1873 than we were able TO do on last
Saturday. The business Of the year may be fOrmu.
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o. Sn TO BOSTON. -
- ..OD VIA FALLRINER LINE.
Vc.,t. limited and good dHv sale FOR continuous
passage and train leaving AL hE'F ih' following
unlg Al 90 or arrival 81 boat Ecgu uckctT al -
ZOO, on any train between FAn aud Boston. Maguh
steamers
NEWPORT And Old COLONY
leave NeWYork daily ISundays excepted $50 y. H.
from Pier ~. Nurth River, loot ~ MurlN Il
BROOKLYN, Annex boat. al 4 =.
all principal Hotels
Tic et Offices at the Pier ana On steamers.
BORDEN x LJNELL, Agents.
GEo. L. CossoR, GeRl Pass AL
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NIIITE STAR LINE.


W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LI\ EKfDpl~
NOTICE-The steamer, II M Lane idSr ne lane ,ol'@
recommended y Lieut. Maury l. = ~ on bDi TIE Out"h'
and hJucvard VOYAGES.
EIIt BIIt cat. Nv ih''i T. l
GERMANIt cant KENNEDY ~'lWdhv F'". -. I-;'1 p w.
ADlIAIIt. cant. Jeuul. -ili ua' - w. ~ - ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR u'th, flIk -, NOlt II
RIVER.
These steamers uniform SIZE and nsurpasscdin az
uprtluruts The saloon Statt-rOIns smoking and B1th
looms are placed andsp where the noise aud motion arc
least :ct aIOrdIug gree VI comfort hitherto unaalnAOc
FATFS-saoon $50 ga and SlOo. steerage t2S Return
tcS 90. - tyirtJi cterins.
These neither cattle, sheep.
F0riusuectnn and other Information apply ~ the
COMPANY Oin,t-, No 81 Broadway Ne" l"h, or lio Wal
Latst.. Philadelphia ~. 'DEII~. Agent
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Ncw DubhcHhon5.
4 MOST CHARMING SERIES.

THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON IRVING,
beng the volume Of series Of Popular Biographies Of
GREAT AMERICAN AUTHORS,
0v Professor David m Of Iewishurc University author
Une Vol Umo go pages ~ ganty bound, with steel plate
likeness Of Irving Pu,eSl
THE LIFE OF WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
The second Of the Series WIZ be ready very soon.
Professor I j. mrster Of ,OuIect vigorous and brilliant
VIup and will LN, lu each volume personal, literary ana
anecdotsl biography %, of The leading American authors
tn, very lO lIlcc which these No-dllc, are publish o.
and ne fhoT3a,r manner winch Cy have been prepared
must render Them popular thOusanC VINO have not time Z"
read TIE elaborate expensive hyts % these great men
heretofore published
sent by mai. pos paid, Oh receipt Of to pIlce.
SHELDON n COMPANY. New-York.
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Unntiila Academies

ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL
n ron DANCING AND DEPoRIMENT,
No 6sl 5TH.ANE,
NOW OPEN FOR TERMS. &C. SEND FOR CIRCULAR
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90 Uhom il alnn Concern

TRANSFORMATIONS III regard 10
w DAME, Mullen ho represented mseli living at No
500 West 2Sh-t York ty he - IN Old man Of Irish
brl: or If his -pn Mullen who formerly lye'l In
York CIV reported killed Memphis, Tenn,
accident time last summer Any niuma
viii be thankfully received uy
MARY III. nj Lien, -abctlI. Kan. care oi II. RlFfEN
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General Manager.


YNHE ERIE RAILWAY
o and 1nG%n BY X new n P tH bELWHoEH h4K II
IIa.us takiu" eject December 2'.lN1@:
GA Sa ~ 70, a i5 nG G SSa.5 Rasc
p. H. tDIly) Past - Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
ruimans hest DrawueIOom sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo
: D. ~. Daily Pacnc ESJress for the west Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester, buudn l2di| avs 'lh
matt and Chi,Igo without change also Hotel DINING taIs 10
I'm Emirrint train for the West
1iauns leave tnaabcIS street Depot Ne"-NOlk for; ~
D. NJ ami Y midnight -aturqy nights only sundays. Yl5
noon l5 s. s4j $50 90 g. o.: = 10 D. m. II miInieht
sundi,- 30 lti M H. ~, p ~ ana - m!9Ilsnt
l.iS iI5 ans. 80 D. $40 e. GlJ, ESQ T. = 10 p.
~ ald II maAehl NuGa, $50 80. 1913 m. l45,
' Sln. g. rs. IoI5 a. H. Ii5 Sd 8 p NJ Il mid.
night Sundays. q, $50, 1913 r. m, 10, GO p NJ and
Cormwt 49, q. m. $3.50 I.3Op M sundays $50 a. M
NrWbnrg 7.i5 . a. M. $50 4a0 D. Suuiays go g. m.
KonGout and kngsl"u A. IA $50 p M SUNDAY 80 a. M
sunday g. $50. Io:l5 a m. $50 p NJ,
Midcr"wu. 7iiJ .. 1913 a. m. 80, $50 p m. snn-
ray n. connect With SsS.YoI aud osacgo Midland Rl.
Port Jcrvis 5:i5. .. 1915 m 43o o. p sundays.
80. l0IJ a. m, $50 aud p M
SOLE aims ea'hg thImbtrsst on even or halt hours
BEFORE 9p leave 23d 81 10 minutes earlier ihan above
time; Trans leaving Cbamber-st, quarter houis leave
I'D q 80 minutes ,AlltI BOis 'dNr ~ st Al 80 ana
lIj come, ING win trains leaving ChambefsrL AT 10
ana ~lccnug Coaches can be obtained aIi orders for the
checking and transfer o. 3aggasr may be- ir al me Com
, CONTEST. Brooklyn. OF 20 the tOmpauys btlOts.
rApre,- Trains IRON the West arrive In NcwNork at 30
i H. 10 $50! = ABB0Tr GepI Pa,,r Agt New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains for tnglrVcod Closter lrrmout and Nyack
= 80. 90 me- l. g. !, 4ij 80 $50 -5' 80 p III.
E1 aT in1. 1uI Sa}fT night. 'O p ' '''" VI"
'%auuet -prng Valley and Morst,. : Q.45a M 4Ij D. H.
y ~ y
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eau Schools.

VALE Law chOol.-Regular course, years ;
Craounte course Qor degree Of DC IL wears aleT NY
,ieus sept 20. Address Prof. WAhIANp Ne"ha'en' "
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
- Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BrnEepotp
leaves Catarn slip daily Csundays excepted at lljO M
ami bridgeport at II ..
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

DALI MORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.-
ID Leave NeW.Iork from foot Of Desbrosses ana court
laudt ste.
D. IN for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati 1ndanap
oils Chicago and the West Richmond, Chsrcsion anu Wy
south Pullman cars from baltimore TO NEWARK onio' "
Chicago. -.
100 T. for Washington and the West md the south via
Gordosvillc Pullman from NewlOIk 10 Baltimore ana
Washington making close connections for littsbnrg Chem.
Indianapolis Louisville AMI 81 Louis. Through fula
cars Baltimore Cincinnati ~ Louis aud litsbIg ana
Washington to Augusta and Sayanunh.
1000 H. daily tshingtOn the south and West Pull
scepcrs from SowYork 10 Baltimore and WaahingtOD'
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati lndlauhpo
lis Louisville, st Louis Columbus 1tsburg the south anu
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10 tncn
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg,
Floiia, New Orleans and the south.
For through tickets please call at COmpanys ONCE 80
Broadway Sew York and At tickc oics foot 81 Coufahnt
ami eslrnssrssts and Depot Jersey Clty ...,.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBltA9hA
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
EMITTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAH

4 ID 7 ~ .N.'T7 T'T0.N71TI
STEAMSHIP LINE
ron ST THOMAS PARA, rfHNAMBUCo, BAHIA
AND no DE JANEIEO. Connecting at 81 THOMAS
win German steamers for POKIO RICO aud SPANISH
MAIN. 1nenew nrstedss non steamship CITY Oh PARA
t9utliu Carpenter. Will sal Tor the HpOve ports on
WIDNEsD&Y Feb :, AZ y IN. Freight at low rates taken
or me above uUIs Positively ire"iS received after Ri
Freight he paid IN advance Freight received at all
times at l.Obcrts's Dock. Bruo.y 80. ,...,. ,.-,.
sHIIFt skI ~ +, iN(i6jf(R or 01PEN rOiiCY
Eor freight engagements. OF pass gc having clreant dc-
- Ointc. IcI 20 Iart K.vcf.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Gin
vi onst BROOKLYN, gives instruction ~ music ana NE
modern languages ana private lessons al tt It'iIeH' 10
ladies whose early instruction IN Lhgs has he' utIeA
DARTNFR WANTEn-Ladv or Gentleman
win thorough English education and 200 capital II
well and hOursug school u BiooklIh lIedsc
give iuu information address r. b., Tribune once
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Total resnlt-a surplus 81.

To do this the company mined 100000 tons Of
coal consequently it has just so much less remain
ing in the ground. OF course the question Of prohs
and loss between the coal and transportation de.
partments is purely a matter Of bookkeeping. as an
allowance of a low rate per ton for transportation
would make the coal department show profit and
correspondngly reduce the profits of the transpOT'
tation department, but would make no difference
in the final result.
The assets and Liabilities Of the company were
changed during the year as follows:
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Art Schools-New-York City.
:. LOUISA Il. CULVER

YIN receive pupils IN painting Landscape flowers, sin Ike
china and decoration at studio The Bella NO iS East
26thst, corner 4thayc.
References: MI. D. Huntington Nh VIM Hart MI. James
". lIalt. MI \. i. Bc.lOMs.
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Ocean GlrGlliers

MEXICAN LINE FOR LlN ERPOOL.
~ m, ON Transatlantic Line calling under the ANltEl
CAN FLAG. sailing every THURSDAY from philadelphia
ONO sails TIL ISbAN, FEB IT, = a. III
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~ Ferry station in Ncw.IOrk. foot Of Lbcrtvst
Terry station IL Brooklyn, OF Of Tult0nst !.
Commencing Nov D. ls1S-1rains leave Newi ork oot OF
Liberty ST. q follows:
G3p 2. m For Pennington, LasiOn, Bclyfiere MauO!
Chunk. TInalua. WukesbarTe, Elmira &C Connects AZ
Junction with d. T.. and W. H. r.
$40 a. m.-FuT High Bridge Branch, SCho0ryS MouniHu
Budds Lake aud Lake Hopacong, Iaston, HaiIlsDnlg'
MMuch Chunk. Tamalna lla2citon. WkesbarIc scranton
WliamspOIt. sc.
1890 a. m and I3O p m.-For Someryc and Pennington
Ipm-Fur Pennington. EastOn, MuCh Chunk, Idmaqua,
Wikt ARE Scranton. TUnklauL0ck, Tamaqha Hazton
Reading. pottsyiilc, HhrT-Durgh &c. - -,-
p. m-FOr High Bridge Branch, Schoolry h0nhtai,;
BUdda Lake and Lake li1IatcDne Easi0n BrlNHcIc anu
Mauch Chunk. connects Junction win d. J. ani W. H. L.
i3G y. IN. daN.-F,r Iaston Allentown and HarrsDuIg'
40 y. M For Easton. ...,-
Tor trans local POINTS SEQ time tables az stations
SUNDAY TEAIN~-L"dvr at 9 Z. m, II y. M for Bouhd
Brook apd intermediate Ioins and at $50 ior ElSton
Reading and IiHIrsbITC -,
Boats Of the IookIy and Ere Annex make connection
at Jersey CITY station and from Brooklyn ard krie Depot
Jersey CITY. $500. ,,,,,,,,o<v
NEW-YORli and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains leave Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove,
Sc. S:lJ, li4I a M. !, J:l1 p m ,.,... mn,
connect at NaiaWah station 10 andiiOh hE1Poi'i
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot VI Liberty ST. for freehold AT
$40, ll45 4. NJ, !, 6:l6 p. III.