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Notice..

US. LAND OFFICE. /,
REED CITY. Mich, June 10, 1879.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this office
" by Lemuel G.. Bachelor, against Gilbert M.
Smith for abandoning his homestead entry, NJ s457
dated Dec. II, 1877, upon the W 4 of section 26,
township "a n, range W in Cheboygan county
Michigan, with view to the cancellation of said
entry; the SAID parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 9TH day of August
1872 at o'clock p. M, to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
iaGl 100 w. He. MITCHELL, Receiver.
h At lfi
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LAND OFFICE AT DETROIT

LAND OFFICE Ar DETROIT, MICH.
-" June 20, 1872 (
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the ex-
notice viz: George Wetterich for the North
west Il section 81, Town 80 North Range, 1
West and names the following as his witnesses.
viz: Frederick Webelhoer of Cheboyran
county, Mich, and Jacob Karcher of Ofsego
county, Mich. ]. B. BLoss, Register.
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Notice of Intention to Change
- 4SS-A-s Name

'C,TATE OF M1CHIaAN-c County of Cheboy-
y gan-ss Probate Court tor said county.
:, Notice is jher eby. given that 1 intend on the
twenty second day of September next, at nine
O'Clock In the forenoon, to make application TO
said Probate Court for an order changing my
name from william s. Rosenthal to William
Saulson, according to the statute in such case
made and provided, - ..-, 4 d
Dated July 10th, 1879 Zz
: - WILLIAM 8. R0SENTHAL.
19july4 ~
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Notice.

'no 20 sasLAND OFFICE AT DETROIT, MICH 4
) - -. June 20, 1879.
INT0TICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof at the ex-
piration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Frederick .Webelhoer for the
southeast, Il, section4, Town 80 North, Range
1, West and naniesth following as-1hisA wit
nesses, viz: George Wetterich of Cheboygan
county, Mich, and Jacob Karcher of Otsego
county, Mich. j. B. BLOsS, Register.
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al LAT.n

sAzan, the hour of afternoon prayer in Mos'
> countriss' 20 ztgerfffa3e y
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81 AFrER DEATH IN ARABIA
s1 EDWIN ARNOLD.



He scho died at Asan~ sends
This to comfort all has friends.
Faithful fnendsi 1t lies, know.
Pale and white and cold as snow Ia
And We say -'Abdullahs deadi"
Weeping at the feet and head.
can see your falling tears,
can hear your signs and prayers; Be
"a Yet smile and whisper this e,3s
al am not the thing you kiss;
Cease your tears, and let IL lie;
1t was mine, IL 70 not I,"lr,.ssA sssst.ls4
Sweet friendsi What the woman lave,
For its last bed OF the grave. 1e't
IL q hut which q m quitting,
Is garment no more lifting, ~
Is cage, from which at last,
Like hawk, my soul hath passed.
Love the inmates, not the room
The wearer, not the garb-the plume
of the falcon, not the bars.
Which kept him from the splendid starsi
Loving fr,endsi Be wise, and dry
Straightway every weeping eye;
VIVA. ye lift upon the bier
t-e Ii not worth wistful tear. sx4af -,
IT'S an empty sea-shell-one
Out OF which the pearl has gone;
The shell Is broken-lt lies there's
The pearl, the all. the SOUL is here.
lis an earthen jar whose lid
Allah sealed. the while it hid
That treasure of his treasury,
A mind that loved him. let IT liei
Let the shard be earth's once more,
r9-1 Since she gold shines in His stoiel'1 q 4
- Allah Rloriousi Allah good ~
Now thy word lie understood;
Now the long, long wonder encsl
Yet we weep my err'ng friends,
sf While the man whom We call dead,
In unspoken bliss, instead,
Lives and loves you; lost It's true
by such light as shines for you;
s>t. =. But in the light ye cannot see Heysi
Of unfulflled felicity
Lives life that never dies
Farewell friendsi Yet not, farewell;
Where am We too shall dwell.
80 i am gone before your face,- ri Tftf
A moments time little space;
q. When We come where have stepped,s
Ye will wonder why ye wept
Ye will know, by wise love tasgnt,
That here IL all, and there is naught.
Weep a while, II We are TAIN ~ or
Sunshine still must follow rain:
Only not at death-for death,
Now know. Is that first breath
Which our souls draw when we enter
Life, which Is Of all life center.
Be We certain all seems love,
Viewed from Allah's throne above.
Be We stout Of heart and come
Brsseiy onward to your homes
La Allah lila Allal veal
Thou Love divinel Thou love alwayi
HetAat died at Azan gaze
This to those Uho made his grave.
sAxan, the hour of afternoon prayer in Mosle
>. countssss go II - erf ff ~ e II
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"Strsaved.

INTO my premises, ON or about the LIST of May,
l. 1879, q red steer and heifer, about three
years old. Owners are requested to call and
THOMPSON SMITH.
, 1879-08-17

Remedy for Near-Sight.
a Russian physician, struck bY the common
ness OF near-sight among literary men, proposes
TO print books with white ink On black paper as
remedy.
, 1879-08-17
A Story oF. Two Continents.

~ nrW 5oTk CoTFesD'H1ence nfsr9it P7st
mol very long ago, Young lady, rhe fln1phter
ot French gentleman residen: in this city. bnt
herself American born, I think, went to 1i,t.
French Capital with her mo iler, sister and
sisters hush md. Dur ny their visit theT met
faf1sian who feli Or claimed to fail. violently in
love With the young girl, and in due season br-
came engaged to her, pressing for an early mar
rlaee' The bro heE-ln-lav felt violent prei11-
olce against the lover at first, bnt pavtng found
MS reference satisfactory could take no stens
ao"aru luterruosHg The course of true love.
Inc trousseau was ordered; the European to lr
cut short. and finally the dar SET for The r.
psctaot bride anu her mo- .her 10 return 70
america in order that the girl s,,onld
be married from her fasher's house.
lhen' contrary to all French eti-
qneste, which Is extremely rigorous In
!orolodlng lover to travel with bis betrothed,
ttie amatory frenchman insisted upon crossing
t'e ocean py the same steamer that bore his
1utnFe VIE This still fur.ler reused the sns-
olcton OF tl,e bro herin-!aw aud to soma extent
OF ehe mother; for, she was still inf1uenred by
tne customs or der nAtive lind, although sne had
SO loug lived away from It.
The Young lady herself having been reared In
the 1feer atmosphere OF the Republic. and donbt
!ess !eei!he pardonable pride in the devotion
OF per i''ser, thought very little Of the matter,
ana ultimately the lover carried his no,nt in
spite OF the earnest rem monstrances of The mother
and the 6rother1n-iaw. No sooner had the
, 1879-08-17

pa1tY OF three sailed, however, than the brother
] ln~1aw. VINO With bis vile had remained in Paris,
app!lea 70 the Prefect Of the Paris police for the
| pistoEs OF tne man he distruste3. In three daYs
uo "as sept Tor to come to the Prefecture, and
was mere handed the dossier Of his sister-in-
| laws impatent swain
u oeean with bis birth at such place on such
| a; uaet gave hts real name, which was quite Off
le1ent from the one he was passing unIer; the
name OF bis parents, the places of their birth,
ana tnelr occupation; in what towns he had lived.
Ine s1Ieets, numbers, and rooms he had occu-
pseu' "lIa me price be haG paid for bis lodg-
! 11lgs at tne different houses; the jc@~7eys be
nao mace, the luggage, naming number Of
pieces ana each article That he had each time
m1aken-ns' "a n, ior instance that he had gone Jan.
-, ieo9, 1rnm Brussels to Ghent carry NJ SOLE
leather trunk, hack bat-box, canvas travel
lus.uae, ana brown rug Ia a shawl-strao.-
IN; ana 10 iact the ulnutest details OF his msspent
li1e, snctu9ng the most I'm oortant points OF all
tnat, on certain date, be had been married to
be'S'an "omal, BY whom he had several chill
oren, e'atlng 'he dates md places OF their birth,
ana that he was then wanted by the Belgian
o1fense.
The happy brofher-in-law, delighted With thus
easily and promptlv obtaining the evidence hr
wanted caord to bis fa'her-in-law IN this city
10 stoo a' preparations for the marriage till his
leItefs we're reHe!yed; and when the lovers ar
rived IN New York they were met By the stfrn
parent, VINO forbade any communication be-
tween the1a t'll be learned the nature Of the
cnarse5 against the Would-be bridegroom. In
cue time the whole thing came out and the
wretched scamp offered to be bought OF for
S5o3' 6ut was finally coutented with s100 and
took MS denarture leav ng the unhappy girl be
nao IMPOSED upon verv thankful for her escape,
ano LOT tne efficiency of The French police.
, 1879-08-17

miles Of the Court House. filed for record dur
ing the week eudng SATURDAY., Aug. IL: City
Sales, 70; consideration, s199,1 North Of city
Of city limits-Saies, II; consideration, So7.3sl.
Vest Of city lmits-Sa1es, 8; consideration, S1o,-
rs. Total sales, 81: Total consideration, S2339'-
, 1879-08-17
MARRIAGE-LICENSES.

Ons Hundred and Etghty-four Persons Made
Happy.
During the week which ended yesterday the
County Clerk issued ninety-two permits to COM
NIT matrmony. The list of unfortunates Is
appended, a star (*) being affixed to the pames
of those who have already adVentured the peril
Gus chance and who havs failed in the attempt:
, 1879-08-17

SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments we're filed for
record Saturday, Aug 16:
| CITY PROPERTY.
Emerald ~, near ThiEty;sccond St ef,
e5xl25 f. dated Aug. Is {Jamcs Will
vincenaes AZ. ss7 It oi Tairty-eis6ia 000
sf sS-s, W, g s. & f. t. als1, dated June 5 ono
cass Ct " cor Of pearsons, 52x75 6-1o
f. e dated Hngi hsgy;19 a9 Master in chancery
IL II: AussaK to James Youdenl -: 49,. 11oo
5roa @ T f@psovsd e; dsted ssSi:'' Hse 15
tGeorse Edman.on ct al to Julins
stats Ssae:t s Z, 7:1o feet oi Eighteenth 1900
I, 2ox1sI #, dated Aug. l8 Arthur II.
Savior to Charles B. Ropkins) :. .,, Q 500
SG t. a Gf dsssd sasdfz 2us g. L 6sT
Clute 10 S. Warzewsxt). .....,. I.eoo
c:!ae5gs AZ + So datra # Of az %eraeF ss
= ia ttsn5 Il q West Lax: st. 400
I. 47xl13H II, dated Aur L. {El,zah:th
J. Nash 10 Isaac T. Hosea).. 80, ana
Ward = 20 $40 Il 4 OF Belden ~, " t,
G4a:C G41l2a +. +, e. dated @ Aug l. <chartes H.
wala It, .a@e IS soove, dated june s; 81 S7'
1s75t ~. ". ana IA Leonard 10 c.
Indiana Jaw AZ. SIS II n oi Eighteenth st ~ 600
!. 4ox177 # improved. dated Aug Is
George c. Barton to Annie T.Phe1ps) 21. 500 |
aou1R or cfrT LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF SEVEN |
NILES OF THE coUnr-H HOUSE,
EnsleTpod AS, Near Halsted st, l27xlo4 |
t. dated Aug. Is III c. Perkins TO E.. |
L: HoSti>-- ......- ..-. -. ...S 900 |
South Ha!sted st. n cor Of Sixty-thiri
VI. 16J 9-101lo4 It, dated Aug, Is fH
r. G. Perkins tu George Kirch) .. ,, 1oo1 |
south H:lsteu st: 4 cor Of Englewoo1
aY,w I. ,1t1x12t IT. dated Aug. Is III
C. Perkins to Michael Reich) -.......... $50
WEST or CITY LIMITS. WITHIN RADIUS or axvEs
NILES OF TIE COURT HOUSE,
acAros st, between West Forty fifth and J.
fottT sixth, I, 25113l It. dated7 Nav
~ r.. Thieman to ]. Ii. Jamersonj 900
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
ihe following ia the total amount Of cfty and
suburban transfers, within radiaa al sezan
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MERE MENTION.

Beglnnng with tomorrow. the price OF the New York
DiJ1ffh viii be five cent?.
Ida Fox Leggett will speak In the Masonic Temple on
Sunday evening on temperance.
The New York Illustrated TINES out today contains
many pictures u the walking match,
Thomas BOughton. laboreT, was killed yesterday hy
falling from an embankment at tooth street and Ninth
avenue.
Engine No 20 on the Hudson River Railway killed
Charles Holmes. an employee yesterday, at Eleventh
avenue and Thirty FIRST street
Proposals Tor lot for the building Of the Produce
Exchange are called for In an advertisement that ap
pears this morning plot containing about twenty lots
Il wanted within the limits Of Wall. Greenwich and
Wafer streets
Some wellseeeed sacred music Ia to be rendered On
sunday evening In the aud recently dedicated
Church the Visitation, Verona street Brooklyn. The
Brooklyn Harmonic Club chorus OF forty voices and
several soosts, including Miss Maggie Michel viii
tlst Aier the concert the Rev, NJ Kelly vail lecture
on Aelands National Auslc."
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The Tale of th. Two Dromlo..

Tho names OF Mr.. Denis O'Donoghue and
Mr. Joseph j. VDonohue are speltdinerently but they
are old frends. and they married sisters Mr. Denis
ODonoghue is silk merchant. doing business at 81
Greene street and living IN house In Forty mint street
near Lexington avenue. A week last Monday,
he aud his family al dinner thieves got
into the house and ransAcked the bedrooms when Mr.
ODonoghue went up stairs an hour later the thieves
were gone, and 300 worth O clothing. including two
cages worth e3iO, was gone too. Mr.. ODnnoghue At
once informed the police his loss but they have yet
turcreded In capturing any Of the thieves
Mi Joseph j. ODOuOhue took his trends loss greatly
iNftt He dOss business ~, Front street and lives
West FIitA second street lie Inns BURGLAR alarms on
the Windows Of his house. and when, shortly before
1flock Yesterday morning, he heard the library win
alarm 10 OF he jumped up and seized his breeCh.
"ins gun Throwing up the window uf his room.
.rh, Ike the library, Is the rear the house he
heaNy charge OF shot AZ the unconscious The
- 'thrs, remembering tastys fate beat kuwels time
l1 10 one IN getting out of the garden but the police
Mh arrived soon aterward, succeeded IN discovering
cur loot marks IN the clay unier the library win
40, aud went away rejoicing Nothing WAS stolen.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For
CATARRtl
Restores the Senses of Tasting.
Smelling, Seeing, and
Hearing.

ria the mucous membrane that oni.rfu scr,i er,,
envelope surrounding the delicate Tissues or the mir and
food passages, that Caterrh makes It. stronghold Opca
established II cats into the very viias And renders hta
hut long drawn breath Of mifcry aud disease duins
the sense Of hearing, usnmeins the power Of strccb
DESTROYING the faculty Of SMELL and Killing the ren cd
pleasures of taste 1nsiiousy bs creeping on fror,
simple cold In the head, 1t assaults tho mcmhranco. lin
ing aud envelops the bones eating through the delicate
coats and causing Inflammation. sloughinr and cath
Nothing short Of total eradication will secure health 10
the patient and all acyatvesare simply procrasnaed
suhcrings. leading to fatal termination. SANFORD,y
RADICAL CURE by inhalation and by internal adninis
uaion has never failed; even when the disase Ia,
made righul inroads delicate constitutions hearing
smell and taste have been recovered aud the disease
thoroughly driven cut
Mr. NJ H. Ford. Grand Rapids Mich writes
THE discharge was thick and bloody. emitting foul
odor 50 that my presence In with others Of
iensve TO them. One week after beginning the use OF
sANFORDs RADICAL CURE was not troubled With IL
at all My OF Taste aud smell. which wholly
gone have fully returned aud my general health 10
much improved"
Hundreds Of Testimonials attest it, wonderful curative
properties Every Druggist who has ever sold II win
bear testimony to 1t. marvellous efficacy.
Price. with Improved Inhaler Treatise and Directions
81. Sold by all Druggists
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CONGRESSMAN wnIrEAKEKS RACE


special Trnia-On Go Washington.
WASHINGTON, March H-Thcre Is ono
Demo- ratio Congressman who means to be
hcre on the 18TH no matter II tho wind and
tide and railroad schcdulcs arc against hin.
His name il Whitcnkcr. md no Ia coming all
the way from Oregon. When the Democratic
managers snw on tho 4h inst. the de facto
lrc-idcnts proclamation calling tho extra
session to moot on the 18th they i'm
mcdiately tclcgrophed Whltcakcr to come
He took tho first steamship from Portland for
San Francisco but the iatcs seemed against
him. The steamship WIS delayed full day
over her schedule time, and arrived ut San
Francisco twenty four hours after the trnin
which II was necessary fur him TO tnko 70 bring
him through in time. hal started. He tel"-
grnphed here to know what he should do. aud
the hnswer went back, " Oct n special train"
A locomutive aud sleeping eur were OBJ
tuinod and the race to oycrtnko the
train. which had now thirty-six hours start
began. Yesterday at 10 o'clock Whitcukcr tclo-
grdphcd from OGDEN. that he had made up
twcnly-one hours. md WAS whooping along Mt
the rate OF forty five miles an hour. and cx-
pcctnd to oyertake the regular train within tho
next 800 milcs. II there II not nm earthquake
he will arrive in Washington on Tuesday morn
Ing nDxt MT y 40
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The Police and Their Back Roy.

Judge Donohue yesterday decided the nppll-
cation by Inspector bikes, Capt Walsh and ratroman
Carroll for mandamua requiring the Police Commits
pay the portion Of their salaries withheld
for the month Of January last lie says In this case
the point of the most importance for all parties IN have
reached Il decision uf the Court at AppValS In the
que raised the point involved Ia Of great i'm
portancc and should receive mu~t speedy determine
ton careful examination pt the point in dispute leads
me 10 the conclusion that reached by the CorpO
ration Counscl-hat the act under which the deduction
wa. made has been repealed. Judgment for the re-
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Another Mammalian beach Company.

The certificate OF incorporation OF the Man
haitian Beach Improvement Company was filed with the
Kings County Clerk yesterday. The incorporAtors are
Austin Corbin Daniel C. COrbIn Gilbert Moulton Jas
X o sherwood Of New York and J. Baxter upham Of
Massachusetts, Their AvOwed object to improve PRO
tec and Increase In atracveness resort that mart
Of ConeY Island known rs Manhattan Beach The api
tai 10 81 90 90 and the shares are 800 each.
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DENNsYLvANIA nAILRoAD.
GNEAT INUNk LINK
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTR

AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUTR
On and after Jan. ~. 1873.
rrnnA .e=Ts Saw I3fk. vs. pesprosses and cortandt
streets Ferries, a. follows;
Expre@for Harrisburg Pttsburgl, the West AMI South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, at "A. NJ, and
1901 NJ. daily.
For wlihamsport Lock Haven. Cory. AMI Erie at 80
y. ~, connecting at CORY for Iitusyie, Petroleum
Centre, and the Oil Regions Williamsport and Lock
Haven, q A. "
Baltimore. Washington. and the South Limited wash
tngtOn Express" Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except
sunday, 10 A. ". arrive Washington 4.i2 4. NJ Rcgu-
LAT at 4 80 and - A. NJ, and 10 L. ". sun iay
$50 A. NJ and ioP W. For Baltimore, q NJ, except
sunday.
Repression Philadelphia 80 80 90 40 Liuiiteii
II A. VI. L. $50 4, s, O. 1880. $50. and 10 Y. NJ sun
day, ~ and A NJ. s. a. % 30 and 10 r. ~ Emit.
grant and sccOni class 7.3O +. NJ.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all hrouzh
trains at Jersey city, anordng speedy aud direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, 0:5O 30 A. 10 10
y. NJ daily; $50 A o 20 p. daily exec pi Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A 81. ? $50
as, iol0P; ~ sunday. go A NJ and 1910 r "
Prom Philadelphia 1J0 $50 . ~. 1910, II 30 A NJ.
2.3.5o 40, $40. $50. and 1910 T. n; Sunday. ASA
$50 lOA. II 80 A. NJ, SD ~ 10 Z. ".
Ticket Ofices, $50 and ~ Broadway, Astor House
and foot OF DesbroSses and CortAndt st Court 81 and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FULTON q, Bro9klyn;
liz, ii6 and lis Hudson St, Hoboken; Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. u z. FARMER
General Manager. Oenl PAssen niger AGENT
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1. She Mr.. Cooper or Mrs.. M-r.Anu,

The report Of Referee John NJ. Barbour in the
Cooper Marshall divorce Is adverse 10 Mrs Cooper
ru ~ ains the theory that her divorce from Isaac T.
'o0HcT IN 1873 was procured BY cousnn II TINS report
isruN m,d by the courts. that will be the end Mrs
'oYp, cam TO share In the estate OF the lAts John
= MHrla.. whose widow Mrs Cooper asserted heTsalT
- be- sn" H'-r5 that Immediately alter tie divorce
from VI tHrl was secured She was married to john
N1Thail Lae lived nlih him " Me time VI his dsAI
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New York. March ~. 1879.
nIrrnnnnIIrAN rIryATEn nAII-

NTETKOrOLITAN ELEyATED,, RAIL
lNl NAI.--Dncn nom $50 A. NJ to ~ H. VI. Rector
strec-Neast point Tor Wall street Ferry and connects
with South Ferry CoFtlaudt street-Ncarcst
point Tor Jersey city aud Cummunpaw lerres Park
hhc NEAR, 4 point Post Oicr, Cty Hail Hnd Bar
clay Street Ferry To IuIDkcn Chambers strcct-NCar.
est point for ravona AMI Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street urani srcetNcarcst point Tor Dsbrusses Street
Ferry to icrry CITY. anl connccts with car' Tor Des
hros-es aud East urAud Street ferries Becckrr street
Connects with cars Tor east ani west Eighth street
Near II point for Christopher street Ferry Hob keu
connecting with Tor Christopher aud East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth strcCtNcarest pout ~ Union
square. Nuliack'- aud Lyccum Theatres Academy IT
Music. Irving and Tamnany Halls connecting with cars
for Bast rNcntthrd and TWENTY fourth street ferries
Twenty third strect.Ncams Point u Booths ST James
aud Park Theatres. Grand Opera HOuse. NnOrc's Gar
den and Masonic Temple aud Twenty THIRD street Ferry
Jersey CITY. Thirty. third strvet-NtnrC point 10
standard broadway and N III Avenue Thcaires aqua.
and San Francisco Minstrcls connecting with
for Wcehawken Ferry. Forty second strect-Cuunccts
with New York Tran-er CoupHnys cabs Tor Grand Cen
trsl D- pot fi1i, ia street fvvghth strect-COnnect
inr with car of bet Line Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park Finy.third street and Eighth avenue.
For up-t wn trains tskc east side stations For down
tuwn trains take west side stations Trains Will TO
SSth T. aud 9th aud 5Jd 1t and 9Th alternately.
Fare 10 cents except between the hours 80 aud 80
A. NJ, aud and r. NJ. when the tarc ~ Stenta
WM r. GARRISON, President
Cs,t.. .s.f.s
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TKANhs EQUTF-
AkNT AND rHB FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON ANDAFTER DEC. 10. 1878
Express Trains leave New YORK. via Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets Ferries. : follows
40, 81, H2D. y, lounitedl. II A. NJ; I, $50, a
81 80 aud 10 T. " SundAyA 4:3O and A. N 5, d,
1850. 30, and 10 T. NJ
Boats Of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city AfOrdtng 4 speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia ~ :Ol. SIS SIS T.
7S5, :. $50, aud II A. NJ; Lnhted Express. - 2.
~; $50 and ESP On sunday, i2oL
Ticket offices. 52s aud ott BroadwAy,l Astor HOUSE,
and foot OF Debr0sses and CortAndt s Court St and
Annex Depot loot OF Fulton ST. Brooklyn; IA
ll6 and lls Hudson St, Hobokon Depot Jersey City.
Emlgrant ticket Oince. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, L. 7. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl PASSENGER AGENT
SUNDAY LINE TO BOSTON.
steamers Of the NORWICH LINE will leave Pier 90
North River at T. NJ. sunday Tor Boston. Worcester
Portland, Ac.