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N
a Line and United states Mail Tl0ute-On ana after
January H. 1873 trains leave NeWYOr Desbfoses and
Cortland street Ferries follows :
Express Tor Harrisburg Ptisburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached a. H. aud $40 D.
day
FOr WlamspOT Lock Haven. CORY and Er1eat $50
connecting at CORY for Tlusye Petroleum Centre aud
OIL Regions. MilIamspOrt aud Lock Haven, 9 a. N.
BALTIMORE WasllD and the South, Limited Washing
ton Express OF Pullman Paor Cars daily except Sunday
10 arrive Washington liz Regular at 4:3O AMI
$50 a. M and 10 sunday 4:3O a. IN. and 10 p IN For
Baltimore D. m. except SUNDAY. - - - . -
q. M l. $50 A. & 73O $50 ana 10 Sunday, i3O All
. n. D. t. 1870 $50 and 10 T. EmlgFalt ana second
class. 1880 y. m 49,
at Jersey CIV aording speedy ami direct transfer tor
Troi3s arriye-From Pittsburg. $780, 104O lvlOp
m dai,, "a 10 m. 500 y. daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore $50 m, ., 500, i45, 1910
m snn1av $40 a. ID. and 1910 p. IN. From Pnladep ha
I.3O ss0 80 1910 1870 g $50 AGO G:2O $50 and
iOlOp M, SUNDAY 4:30 $3.50. 1910 1880 $40, 1910
p15ntet Offices $50 and 9ii Broadway No Aston House
az, tno of r-orOsses and Cortands5 No Courtst ana
TrnopIyn Annex Depot loot Of Fultonst Brooklyn NoL
ia il ami ~ Hudson-t HobOken Depot Jersey City
tiaigranI Ticket Office 30 BStteIyp place
'@N''3''' j. u. FARMER. tienl Passenger AGENT
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MOSES THE LAW-GIVER.

Py the Rev. William NJ Taylor. d. D.. Minister OF tno
Broadway Tabernacle New.York CITY, l2mo Cloh II oo
This gives very clear aud concise account VI '
great Isractish from the land OF Egypt the interest,"
OF which grand, majestic figure oil Moses "
Taylors Conscientious fidelity his subject as wen a. MS III
tense sympathy with it. manifest every page Oh '
interesting volume"
BY the Rev. W. NJ. TAYLOR. DID.
DAVID, KING ISRAEL. DANIEL TIVE bhLolhp
pK1TR rup Apo.TIT EIIJAH PKOPBEh
MOsEs THE LAWGIyEh
Q volumes l2mo Cloth, 81 80 each
III.
TIE sHERLOCKs A Novel BY JOHN sAuNDE's'
author Of Israel Mort Oyernan' HtTrll' Aoei p"Av
Wife &c 4to Paper 10 cents. GO. 81 in the Franklin
Square L!bTary) ,,,
Mr. saunders is writer Of thoughtful and original spirit
Examiner, London.
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I'D .stO VIA FALLRfNER LINE
Tickets limited and good diy OF sale for continuous
passige ana leaving Fall River the following
morning atJ3O arrival OF boat Regular tickets at 50
good on any taln between FAN River aud Boston Magnh
cent steamers - -.- -...- -----.-..
leave New-NOrk daily SUNDAYS excepted at > \. IN,
from Pier % North River, foot Of Murray-,L
Leave brooklyn. Annex boat. AZ 43u
Tickets secured at all principal Hotels and
Ticket Ofnces al tho Pier and Steamers
Ggo. l., CosSoR. Genl PAsa ATI
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10. M.-sALFs nxsoRs THE c.LL-

n 4 - ~ u " y
1000. cl06.
n w con coup q .
4 900. To- 3
no Kan & Tex 2d
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cHAs Ii. CUMNiNGs, Agent.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

- RINEE RAtLRoA D.-commencing December 80
lsto through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
6OO m. western and Northern Express with drawing
treal, saratoga
1880 a. H., Chicago and Western ExDres1 with draw
ing groom cars - CauanG3iCua. Rochester and Buffalo
II 90 Express to Albany and Troy with connections
10 Utica and Rutland
400 p. M Montreal Express with through sleeping
via 81 Adams.
900 NJ St LOUIS Express daily, with sleeping cars for
ST. through In the week. also sleep
Toledo and Detroit
Montreal excepting sunday night, via saratoga.
1850 D. m Fast Express Rochester and Corning via e
neva 'Sleepiug cars TO Geneva and Rochester
$50 m Pacific Express, daily, with sleeping cars Tor
ROcnesier Niagara Falls Buffalo, Clevelani I0edo Detroit
and Chicago; excepting saturday night to MaterOwh
Tickets for nos. 2J2 aud ALB BToadwAy aud 40
WestCOtt Express COnpauys Offices, No. 5 1hh place. 49,
and 9i2 Broadway SewYork and 5"2 St0nst'
Brooklyn. I, IS; MFEh
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2netrnrtl0n.
For Bows and You

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTlSERS! .,--..
~ SEND Your ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE and
ALL FGkSECLASS CITY JOURNALS 10
ONE OFFICE.
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Send copy of when asking Tor estimate Orln
formation
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For Young Ladies-Cit.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
~. - East 7thst ANA 20 West l6tii-se
SUBURBAN SEMINARY 1G7th-St. anC
> Boz ave- beautiful situation. thorourh instruction
moderate pficcs. Address Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON. Mon
T1saula station
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Ee9dl Notlce5.
NOTICE.-Umtcd States OF AmeTica.-ln {
y Circu Court Of "a" United states iOr the Fifth Crc
and Middle District Oi Aliiam1.
No lO-SAMUEL :. SrRASG

NOTICE.-Umtcd States OF America.-In the
y Crcuit Of The United states for the Fifth Circuit
ANA Middle District az Ali1aml.
No. lO-SAMuEL \. SrRASG
THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY and Otbrts, -
No. MASON Y6UNG and offers
THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY aUd others.
Tuucr ard 10y virtue cf decree entered on the 81 day
dated. amended and modified Icy decree entered IN said
the 22d Of February, A ID. 1873. the undtT-
signed Special Ma,'er commissioners hereby give notice
that accordance with the provisions OF said decree they
viii Thursday tho lst da o. May, A. y. 1879 at tho
Artsiln Basin the of MONTGOMERY, in tho STATE Of
sell public TIE highest bidder
railroad Of the SAID he Montgomery AMI Euiaula Rail
Company, and AL the franchises, rights Dylleges ami
immunities OF said Company ami al! the property OF
said Company. inc,u mig road BET, right OF way,
dtpOts, workshops uos and implements. ware. 0uses
real Of description. together with all the
puIttuanceS eTtuHtD belonging It's rolling stock uComO
tyes all Ohcr property, real personal OF mixed OF
kind whatever The purchaser al sdch sale
pay the bid IN the several claims entitled 10
which the entitled be paid provided In
ON the purchasers compliance with the terms
the confirmation thereof Uy the Court,
VIII e cXccntci TO the purchaser ycsng In said
al The tte both In law and equity, OF all the parties
said consolidated IN and 10 al tie property nights
and franchises 80 sold.
Mont Umefy Ala. Feb. -. 1879.
JOSEPH W. DfMMICKl Master
ROBERT ". HEALI, commissioners.
DAVID CLDPTON,
T.. n. GRAN DiN aud solicitors Tor COmplainants.
janis /. HOLIZCLAW, csqsS
IaWlOWF
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The next number of Hd,pe,'s Weekly will
contain the opening chapters OF new serial story by
Thomas Hardy, entitled The Distracted Young
Preacher" The great success OF Mr. Hardys novels
due in part 10 their originally their entire freedom from
conventIonalsn. His last work, The Return Of the
Native" reads ike narration Of actual occurrences
Eedon Heath with ts unique inhabitant, is described
with the power of artist. Any new work from the
hand that Eusaca cannot fail 10 be Of interest
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

MISS BALLOW'S English aud French School
w Young Ladies' and children. No u East Z2ds, Viii
reopen Thursday. September 20.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROJrEAND SHORT LINE
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Foureen Through Trains each way daily three depots
Philadelphia. two IN New-iork -, - -.
Double lrac the most Improved Equipment anlte sIess
Time consistent with absolute safety
on and after December TO- 1875,
EXPRESS Trains leave Newly DesDr0set and C0Irs
~, = on landt Street Ferries as follows; -,
500 ,9g 800 no. limited. II ~; l. 800 ,; o. l;5p
eoV anu ~ SUNDAY 4:3O and III; D. D. GOV o'"l
Route OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey C aornga speedy aud direct transfer
Brooklyn travel 49, 49,
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3:f5 3:5J 7.
7j $40 and ii LIMITED Express 1870 p m 2, t.
$50, T. and 73j m. On sunday l2OL $40, $780, B. $50
'Iqcte 0rices-Nos 526 and ga Broadway. No. Aston
House ami loot DesbiOsses and Courtlandsts No
COuri-st and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot Of FultOnst
Br0Oklyn. Nos ia ll6 and llS Hudson-st., Hoboken
Depot Jersey CITY Emigrint Ticket ONCE No Battery
maze -. l.. r. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON. Gen'l Passenger Agt
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prompts him to deal with the infrmites ohuman eby
kindly indictments instead ofcynical rebukcs Hislte
book may be commended to the friendly welcome OF
open-minded readers especially among the yonng az
bracing and healthful tonic, but with no flavor OF
astringent bitterness.
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l'TTR FLANK THOMSON.
InnrrlI MAnlurr.
NtUJI n - lII1isNE'
kNIE EDIE RAH Nv AN

row Known by its new name the NEW YORK LAKE
ERIE ana WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF
ga IN. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Coaches To Buffalo ana suspension Bridge.
connecting with fast the West and south
rglnnaa's best DrswinsI9om sleeping coaches to iuio
Coaches through Rochester Bualo Niagara Falls Cncu
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars to
~ In. Emgrant train for the West
Trans eayf Csaa G S,iSet DeRGi SeT FOR I'm
p. and u midnight Saturday nights only. sundays ylj
" Fa6cTiord and rafsaic, 8 70 10 1918 a Il
noon lij, 3:ij, $50 jl5 g. ego 10 D. IN II midnight
paterson, g. 745. $50. 10 1913 1870 M - noon
l:45 g. 3l5 80. Il5 430 .. 5l5, g. G5. $50 T. s. p
90 : p. m and II midnight
sufeTn g. 7i5 1913 a. m, l:i5 $40 o o. p; M IL mid
night. sundays g. s30 lG:lj m, l41, $50. NJ, anu
Corn%al. 7lJ, a. Iny $3.50 43op. m. Sundays s30a m
NewSmre i4j. a. ~ $50. i:3O p. m. SUNDAYS s3Oa m
Eondo1 al 74 @ ioi5 a. M S3G S45 43o a'
Sundays &. $50, 1918 n M $3.50. p, NJ:
days $50 IGI5 a. NJ ESQ D. m. The a. m and 4:3O D.
M trans connect with NewYork and Oswego Midland Raj.
Port JerSis 7:i5 3 loI5 m. 45o G, p Sundays
$50, 1915 M, 800 and p n. . - 80 - .,, -,
PIFofF leave 23d st - minutes carrier than above
it5 D. ~ connecting with trains leaving Chanbcrsst 10
~ % Tor paSage for apartments in Drawing room
,r se.pipg Coaches DO obtained and orders for ths
ans 3ices No. 2j9 iOl 80 957 Broadway n Y; 80
= Courtst. BROOKLYN. or at the company Depots
T. H. l2-' lS9 N 4 AsBorr Genl Passr Ast NevYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave tor EngeUood Cos'er Perm0nt aud Nysok
80 yi3 H. M H. o. q iiD; oi Ts PIP $50 lI;5o ~
leave 30 minutes later saturday night.
JNO y. ABBOTT. Geul Passr Ag't. II ORR.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonlc
- and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer udgoVoI
leaves Catharnes slip daily Sundays excepted at l3o H.
and bridgeport IL n. N.
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THELAw OF LANDLORD AND TENANT by JoHS y
TAYLOR. Revised by JOSEPH WILLARD. SYO' D. CO
Little BrOWD, & Co.

La
TAYLOR. Revised by JOSEPH WILLARD syo' pp 81
Little, BrOVD, q co.
Since it's first appearance, TaylOr's Land
lord and nant" has been without rival In TINS de-
partment OF the law and the successive editions
through which has passed within period OF less than
thirty years. the present being tho seventh, testify to
the favor with which il has been received, its utility and
r,gnal excellence. The sutnOr in preparing THE
treatise had in view the double object of furnishing
compendium which should be useful to the lawyer in
the ordinary routine OF his profession, and should also
present in comprehensive manner, the rules rIghts,
and remedies concerned in subject of tenancy for the
benefit those lawyers, Interested In the subject
The authors purpose and plan have been followed by
the editor who oO0perated with the author in the pre-
paration the last edition Published before the latters
death and who was therefore, selected by sympathy
As well as by professional training and experience to
continue the work The treatise was, originally In
tended 10 aud IL has been kept an exclusively Amer
lean work an exposition summary Of the doctrines
OF the common law they have been applied or mod-
fed in the American States The scope Of the book is
annie embracing all the topics which properly belong
TO IT, The different species OF tenancy, the manner OF
their creation and heir duration first discussed,
next the capacity OF the contracting parties, the
nature Of the instrument Of demise, the rights
and liabilities generally incident to q tenancy, the
nature and effect OF the conditions and covenants
contained in the lease, lastly the modes and consc-
ouences OF determining the tenancy and the remedies
OF the parties TO IL. An Appendix contains models OF
the yarons kinds OF agreements creating the relation
OF landlord and tenant and the forms OF procedure used
in terminating tho relation The present edition ap-
pears after an interval OF six years. The Editor states
that in preparing it, than thousand have
been examined and incorporated into either the text
the notes as additional matter. The book has
tanly grown in bulk and doubt in usefulness also
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Tn the Memoir of Exert augustus Duyckinck,
nv the Rev Samuel Osgood reprinted from the New
England Historical Register" the author gives
teresng tails regard tOthe mutual influences OF the
literature and literary men Of NewYOrk and Massachu-
SETS Mr. Duvck nck Is described a representative
OF the English type, under the lead OF Washington
Irving a. distinguished from the Trauscendental and
perphaps Germanc. school OF thinking, which is
strongly marked by the name Of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
New-YoIk had led the in elegant literature. es-
peeaIly in romance, history and popular essays, with
the help Of Cooper, Irving aud others, while Massa-
cbus4t bore the palm in tho forum and the pulpit
illustrated by the eoQuence Of Webster and ChOate, Of
Everett and Claiming. Duyckinck was the strenuous
advocate Of New-York school Of letters which should
nj least match the rising literature Of Massachusetts
II seems 70 have been his ambition according to Dr.
OsgOod TO soften the Puritan scholarship by bringing
INFO contact with tue cultured side OF the English
church. He the champion Of the old English
literature as against the new radicasm. A. he grew
in veai and IN wisdom, he seemed more and more TO
combine his love Tor the Old learning with the
inst appreciation Of modern ideas. He thus became. in
sonie sort minister Of reconciliation between the Puri
tan and the churchman the independence Of the uni
vcrsty aud the conservatism OF the pulpit His work
was not so much By controversy by Interpretation
and conc alton, aud has doubtless eXerted powerful
Influence in bringing about better understanding be-
tween the two leading representatives. Of the English
speaking races in America NeW-Euglaud and New
York In his admirable "Cyclopeda Of Literature"
he introduced the prominent authors and thinkers OF
each community another in kindly and Dtclli-
gent manner and a critic and ncighbor. he ushcred
New England writers and scholars into the society
Of the KnlclelbOckcrs. The Invasion OF some
Of the higher walks OF culture and thought
by Ncv-Enclanl scholars did not disturb his
eouanimty. Both as OF society and
critic he was friendly and courteous 20 the corners,
in good fellOW shin nv
else OF mental hospitality. The quality Of Mr..
Duyclncks work ia justly described by DR.. Oseood
blending fneness OF taste and purity OF sentiment,
with the habit and the ability OF conscientious labor.
The dash ana fire Of OF the successful writers OF
the day was not congenial TO his temperament. HIS
tone OF mind was quiet and contemplave. aud lac re-
gardcd art "a a ministry of beauty rather than a. an
nterance OF force The OF Dr. OsgOOd T. thought
fu aud discriminating, catholic IN spirit lucid In state
neut and wide in comprehension. IL abounds IN
curious items Of recent literary history and presents
faithful sketch Of "a ripe and good scholar who vas
iusly honOred his life, aud who stll lives Ia the
memory OF his kindly WAYS and his benetcent works.
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At Popular Prices.
Iabrett0. Toe. fun score II:
vocal selections bound. 25c.
DITSON & co.
I'll and S43 Broadway.
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waDssh iialroa

N| W ~ =
Morris & Esser
30O...bc. StH
Chic Is. & quincy
IU...s3.ll4
Bur. Cedar Y q "
l4...bc 80
ST L. * e. * North
100. De s3. IL
KeOk & DesN
SO nc. 7E
Han & ~ 10
100 DC. 10 .
Han K StJO pref
100. be-. IL n
Ohio Miss
l0O...bc. lld
OHIO & Miss PIT
lO-..bc. 80
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I'll S0 TO BOSTON
u .cO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STDNINGION LINE.

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers ItHuUt ISLAND and MARIA.
GANSEiI leave Pier 80 North River loot Of JaysL)
special nrstcl4-. limited tickets good only on 245
train stOniugOn sold via tins line
Boston for ~ 81.
TckCts sale at an principal ticket offices Staterooms
az Offices 81 NessO Company ami
and 3yl Broadway and Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue
Hotel
FEOVIDENCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier - North
River loot WarrensLj daily except sundsys
iOi Providence direct.
Freight VIA ether line taken at lowest rates
ON tIII[IN~. q. L. AgL D. = BABCOCk. Prcst.
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Art schools-New-York City
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

pupils painting Landscape, flowers still life,
china and decoration her studio Ie Bella" 80. 4s East
2OtI-st corner 4tI.ave.
References D.. Huntington Mr. VIM. Hart, MI James
Nj. Mart, Mr. y. T. Bellows.
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PoARD-l O'CLOCK r. VI.

- Il AAAA AfA
800. be. 1924
WABASH Railroad
lOO..hcs3 49,.
keOk a. De Mos
Is De-. ~
Louisville & Nash
lI1..b D5. fI@
y J Southern
100. .bcs3. Ia
AOTIis n Essex
20. be. -tA
Han & - 10 pref
200 be. "A
Ohio & Miss
100 .bcs3. lis
{ & a / T. Il IL
ZOO ....... D
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station In NewYork. foot Of Ibetty.st
Ferry station IN Brook yn foot Of FultOn.st; -
Liberty ST., a. follows: ,,.,
$50 n.-F0r Bennington, Easton. BelVidere Mauon
ChnnE Iamagna, Wlkesbarrei EmfA &c. connects ~
$40 a. nFOr High Bridge Branch. Sohooleys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatcOng. Easor, hairisD.lk'
Manch Chunk Tamaqna UazoltOn Wlkesbarre ScI@hV'"'
lO3Oa m and 40 p. m-For SOmervlle and Flemlngton
1pm.-For Pennington EastoD. MauCh Chunk, Tamaqu1.
Wilgesbarrp Scranton TunkhannOck Tamaqua, Bazeitol
Reading POftsylc HarrsDUTgh. &c.
D. m.-For High Bridge Branch SchoOeys MOuntaln
Bufd's Lake and Lake HOpatc0ng. East0n, Beiydte an
Mauch Chunk Connects ~ Junction WIN d. J. ana W ~ H.
b.3Op D. daily.For EastOn. Allentown aud HarfsDlIB
745 y. m.-FOr EastOn
For trains 10 local time tables az stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lc1ve ut a. m, IL D. m Tor Bonn1
Brook aDd intermediate points and at $50 D. M Tor Etoh
BoaS Of the Broo.Tn and Emo connection
nj Jersey CITY station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch. ocean Grove
&c. at - o. ll,ij a N. 4, 3iIJ y. m 49,. nm
stages connect station 10 and from hEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of LiDertyst, for Freehold At
s:lJ, ll45 a. M, 4, bl5 p m
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ $1,000 LINZ ,..,.-r
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I Landing ~ CDzzens west Point, Cornwall New
burg Marlboro Milton. PonghseepSe Esopls connecting
with Ulster and Delaware and NaiNl Valley Railroads.
Steamb0ats JAMES " BALDWIN, and THOMAS POWELL
leave DAILY at H. Pier "a North River. foot OF HaTri
sOnst.
steamer Thomas powell FOR ire ght only viii run until CONF
nl.finn ng .fnam.r Ihnnas lnrInLI
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I FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD

h ARRANGEMENT OF PASS ENGER TRAINS, Mch3O,
1879 leave dcpOts foot Courandt and De5broasessts
90 y. m. Tor Lastou Bethlehem, Allentown Reading
Mauch Chunk. HazeOn, MahauOy City, Ashland, NlkeS
barro scranton and Tunkhanuoct.
G8Op m Night Exuro5s daily FOR EastOn. Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk Wi!kesbarrG Emira, ithaca,
GENEVA Auburn, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls ana
tie West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBr a. ~ANRE, Supt and Engr
General Eastern ONCE corner Church and Cortiandtss
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
4 H0ILRA

Leave York foot Of Lbcryst for Trenton and Phil
depha at $50. 3. 8, Hoo 1870 T. $50. II D. ~
Leave Philadelphia nom station North Pennsylvania RAN
road Third and erR' st. 64j way, 7l5. $780, 1899 H.
1:i5, $780, $50. ~ 7. m. -
S:i3, 1920 n. NJ. 1915 2:2J Az, 6:l5 p m.
Pullman DrawngToOm cars attached 10 the 500 M
p. trains from NewYOrS 10 the 7lj a. H. li1 p III,
trains from Philadelphia. 49,.
SUNDAY TRAISS~ieaye New.York and Philadelphia az
@ a. m 5,O i2p M Leave York Trenton at a
$50 o. m Leave Trenton at l2O. $50 a. IN, Clio p m
Connection IL made Jersey CITY station by ferry 70 AMI
from BROOKLYN and Erie" Depot Jersey CITY 100 , ~
Tickets for AZ foot Of Liberys Nos 90 Gnu 81 -
broadway az the principal hotels, all offices Of tho lt ia
way in New.York and Brooklyn, and at No CourLst,
BROOKLYN Baggage check from residence TO dtsuhaon
H. L. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass AGehL
FOR NEW-HAEEN, its surroundings and
L al stations the New York Boston ana AIR Line,
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-Stellhers
JOHN II. SrARIN and EKA5rUS CORNING leave Pier II,
" g., foot of COurtlandtst AZ every night IN the
week except SATURDAY arrive in Newayen in time Tor az
all RAILROADS. best facilities for passengers
and reiQht fare 81; excursion 81 90 stans NewH
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