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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-29


How epiiemeral is political fame
Among the thousands who figured il
their days as Senators and Reprcsen-
tatives ID Congress, the names Of but
few are familiar to the present genera
ton. Clay, Webster, and Calhoun
made al impress on the history Of
their country, which, perhaps. win
never be forgotten. Tie class Of
statesmen standing next TO them IN
ability are even now almost faded out
of the public mind. John Forsythe,
Eof Georgia, was one Of the most ac-
Fcomplishea off hand debaters that ever
appeared in the Uuited States Senate;
yet how few Of the AS. 000. 900 IF peo-
pie now dwelling in this land know
that such man ever lived. William
C. Preston, Of South Carolina, was IN
orator of great power and Senator
who reflected honor to this State. Af-
ter his death how soon was he forgot
ten. Webster's reply to Robert x.
Hayne is likely to keep his Haynes
memory fresh ii the mind Of the reader.
Otherwise lie would have been lost to
the recollection If posterity; yet he
was one Of the brilliant men of his
day. William T. Berry. of Kentucky,
was one Of the most eloquent Of men
and played conspicuous part ID the
politics Of his State. It is safe to say
that large majority of the present
voters are not apprised of the fact.
Felix Grnndy. of Tennessee. was noted
for his eloquence at the bar and IN the
halls Of Congress. 1t is only the ps
litical student or the survivors of the
era in which be cut his most prominent
figule who knew anything about him.
Maryland kept Gen. Sam Smith in
Congress thlrty-nine years, ana we
venture to say that thousands of the
politicians of the present day never
heard of him. The same may be said Of
Nathaniel Macon, ot North Carolina.
who represented that State il Congress
thirty-seven years. We might 20 on
and specify score Of others, equally
talented and influential in their day
and generation, who are but seldom
thought of beyond the precincts Of
their blood relations. If snch should
be the fate of these distinguished
politicians, what is to become Of the
men who are now strutting IN the
political stage? A large majority of
them will no. be remembered FIVE
years after they have been consigned
to private life. Sue is political fame.
- Louisville Courier-Journa!.
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Wonderful. III True.

A Tuceon dispatch lays: Several
lays ago Mexican woman gave
birth to a child with two faces on one
aead Each face had two eyes, nase.
mouth aud four ears for the two faces,
one being double aud located where
ne nose is on an ordinary face. The
child fed from both mouths, would
taks. the breast with one and bottle
with the other at the same instant.
This little curiosity died after APP
parently enjoying good health for
twenty days.
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Sheriff IS Sale.

CoUSrY OF BOISE, ss.
BY virtue of three executions issued ont of the
Probate Court of Boise County, Idaho Territory
and TO delivered, have levied on and taken all
the right. title and interest of Cy. Haley Of in and
to the following property, ts-wit: All that certain
mining ground situated in Bear Run. Boise county.
l. T.. commencing aeont six hundred feet above
John Vests dam and running np said gulch one
thousand feeI and extending from bank to bank,
said ground being known the Cy. Haley mining
claims, together with the water rights. and appur-
tenences. which shall expose to sale at public
due, as the law directs, the 23d day of October.
A. d. $780, between the hours of ocloc A. n and
O'Clock p. NJ of that day, at the Conrt Hsuse, in
Idaho City, in said coun to satisfy said execution
and all costs
Dated this Goth day of September, A. D 1880
JOHN NJ, DANSKIN,
Sheriff OF Boise County
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Inventors and Patentees
HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Office in Brick Building Adjoining Masonic HaI, wan Street.

should send for instructions, terms, refer.
ences, &c, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
T tents. Washington, D. G., who fur
nlsh the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
brothers is Unknown and successful
rm OF large experience, having been es-
tablished in 1866. IT,
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Addison Ball. deceased
nEoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By THE UN-
EN der irned. executor of the estate OF Addison
Ball. deceased, to the creditors OF and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased, TO
exhibit thsm with tho necessary voucnsrs, Witnin
ten months after the first publication of this notice
to the said executor at his residence IN Garden
Valley, or to C. s. Kingsley at Idaho City.
j. b. MCLAUGHLIN.
SAINT 7th Issp--4w Executor &c.
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LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY,
Idaho Snntnm her 4th. 1880. (

iudno, OeptelnDeI ftii, loCo
MoFlcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
sI lowing named settler has filed notice of his in
sutton to make final proof in support of his claim
ia @ secnee Anal entry thereof. and that said PROOF
. mii De made before the Register and Receiver at
a oiice in Boise City, Idaho. on Friday October
p.ii p 1884, viz: Mahlon B. Moore, Horseshoe Bend,
noise @ county, Idaho Territory, Homestead Apph
Saaion 1no NO 557 for the NJ sWl4 l. NW4 SEA SWA
~" Nv a'Sec i2 TIPS Mr. 2E, and he names the following
Illnesses W. to prove his continuous residence ilpou
Tno n cultivation of said tract, viz: William White
Dsnnis gnis Dacy, Peter Buck and Timothy Dacy, all OF
Territory, JOHN B. MILLER.
Register
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-29

&1oA WEEK. sl2 a day at home easily
IT,, made. Costly outfit free. Address
'AuE Co., Augusta, Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-29

F. A. Lehman, solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, D c.
All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
made unless patent is secured. Send for
circular If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-29

MRs. PARrINGroS returns from the
seaside "Yes. I've been to seaside
effort. | have had my SUNNI er extor-
tion. and | must confess my anticipa-
lions surpassed my expectations. To
people in indignant circumstances the
recommendations might he satisfacto-
"; hnt it is beyond my reprehcnsion
how people of effulgence- people who
have lngubrious homes. surrounded
by all that emhezalcs civilized life
can put up in such caverns. They
must have invested tastes.
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PosToFFICEs.


The following is list of the postofiice.
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county
: M ar : stoie, Lower Boise.
alddlaton, Payefte Store,
Alturas county.
Atlanta. Mountain Home,
ROCKY Bar, Bonaparte,
Etheis Arco.
Ketchum.
Bear Lake county.
bennington, Bloomington,
rlsn raven, Georgetown,
Iowa Bar, liberty,
Montpelier. Ovid
Paris. Saint Charles.
Boise eounsy.
Horseshoe Bend, Idaho cltv
Pieueervile, pIacerviIia
Quartzourg, Squaw Greek.
Garden valley. Shaws
Idaho county.
Clear Water, Elk CITY.
cottonwood. Grangsvile,
John bays Creek, Mount Idaho
Shearers Ferry, Washington
C9ur d'Alene, Freedom
Glenwood
Lemhi county.
Fort Lemhi. Gibbonsville,
Oh Ills, junction
salmon City, Bonansa city,
Ieesbarg.
Nez Perce County.
Waha. Four Mile,
Genesse. Lapwai
Lewiston. Moscow,
Lidyville. Mountain Cove
Oneida County,
Oneida, berry Creek.
Clifton,
Eagle Rock, Franklin.
Gentle Valley Malad City,
Mink Creek, Oxford
Ross Fork. Port Neuf.
soda Springs, Sand Hole,
Weston. Blarkfoot
Lava, Saint John
Soda Springs, Swan Lake.
Market Lake, Bellevue.
Cedar Butte. Glencoe
Broaaferd.
owyhee COUNTY.
Bruneau Valley.
Silver City. Marsh Basin.
Oakley, Reynsld's trseA.
Shoshone County.
Pierce City.
Cassia county.
Albion, Gienn's Ferry,
Goose Greek, Rock Greek,
salmon Falls, Bridge.
Oakley, Sublette.
Laneyille.
Washington county
Brounlee. Council Valley.
Indian Valley, Middle Valley.
sauhria. Weiser.
Weiser Bride.
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and
MUSIC BOOKS

consisting in stock at Publishers prices.
If we do not have the Book or piece OF
Music wanted, will procure it for you.
Give us trial and you will lose nothir Z
Mar.5, Soft
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

star-gazing on the piazza, and perhaps
thinking Of me. Would ever things be
more in my favor? / drew near; some
tender words, some hasty avowal.
escaped me; she was in my arms, when
a voice from the window dispelled my
dream. Felicia, Child it said, you
will take cold incoming out there so
late Do you know. Stella. at that in
slant was almost sorry the sea had
not finished me ON the night of the
wreck. Stupid of me, wasn't it? But
all's well that ends well. I had no
thought of retreat. Felicia had &C
copied me. had heard at the beach
that she tainted when l carried out the
line. You had not received my note,
and had no knowledge of my feelings.
I must make the best of my mistake.
The engagement was announced. /
made sorry lover, 1 fear. One day,
when l went down to visit at Martini
vale, they gave me the room you had
used, as there were other guests. In a
fit of megrims, I happened upon your
Golden Treasury and your name
stared at me from the fly-leaf. and my
own letter fell at my feet. Felicia re-
leased me without sigh. There is an
other star in her heaven. before which
my light grows pale. Stella, do you
Ove?"-Hdrper' Bazaar.
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UNExPRESsED.

MORE elusive than a dream:
FINER than fairy's song,
Inan q rift OF sunny CLEAN
through the woodlands leafy thronR:
Subtle as piercing glance,
Dashed with tint of joy or pain,
Are the vivid thoughts that trance
The dull rapture Of the brain.
Fancies, without words to tell
whence they come, or where depart.
Like wild odOrs in the cell
VI the rose, they haunt the heart
what time in the lavish spring.
Inc glad D1sOm thrills with bliss.
sort they glide on viewless wing.
Light, and vanish like kiss.
Whisper OF Joy that's passed;
IOuch the secret of tear;
Gid hope that cannot last:
Lisp name thou wOlldst not hear.
Birdlings are they Of the mind.
Leaving but q wizard trail;
FOR. alas, thou canst not find
where they lurk behind the veil
Lcughters from the eddying rill.
.Murmuring plaintive glee;
AOnotOnes that softly thrill
From the pillows Of the sea.
Passions. laden with a sigh:
Matchless sunsets In the soul:
sorrows that down deeply lie,
Which no earthly knell can toll.
Heights whereon, in heavenly mood
Hearts may mount in rhaps )dy;
Loves that poets oft have WOoed
In moments ecstacy.
Songs without rhe voice thew arc.
Music from stringless Tyre:
Flecks OF light that, faint and far,
Lure the longings of desire.
Spirits of the earth and sky,
Plumed To clip the peopled air;
Seek not where they form or fly,
Thou canst never fathom where. !.
Write them in poets rhyme?
Bind them to the lips of men?
Chain them with the tether, Time?
Nay, they'll slip thy narrow ken!
IS. II. Thdyer, in ". Y. Observer.
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-SAppllc0t100t TO tne pSho-
eip.l Seat of.ae Disease. and
ing its specific n6Nence the Seminal Veetclee Eoac-
History Ducts proctate Gland yrethra Ins . Sss
does NOT interfere with the ordinary pursuits OF lite; u V
quickly dissolved and sbsobed producing 1ne.
date soothing and restorative eject upon the sexual and
Organizations from self abuse
health and sound memory, removinN the Omneoo OF
Sight Nervous Debility. Confusion OF IdeasAvsr-
sion to Society 6c &C, and the appearance OF preIna-
ture old usually accompanying this trouble and re:
storing perfect Sexual ViGor where IL has been dornane
fer years This mode has stood the in very
and Is Drugs are
much these troubles and many bear
witness to- with but little il any permanent good There
Noscnse about this PREPARATION Practical observation
enables positively guarantee chat it will give salts.
factionDurng the eight years that has been in general
have thousands 10 its value and
il conceded by the Medical Profession to be the most
rational discovered OF reaching and curing this
very prevalent trouble veil known TO be the OF
untold misery to many, and upon whom QuAcks prey
with their u:ss.. nosIH%. and big fsss The Remedy
MONTH s.; No. (sufcient to eject permanent cure,
unless in severe casesl IS; No. astng over three
months will stop emissions and restore vgor the worst
casesl 81 Sent by mail sealed in plain wIappers Fun
DIRECTIONS for using accompany Zach BOZ.
n Send for Descriptive Pamphlet giving Anafomieal\
N Illustrations which w convince ths most sceptica
81 that they can Be restored to perfect manhood. and
fitted the duties Of lite same % never anecfeo
\Sent Sealed for stamp to every one Bold only oy>
uAn000 DE00 ENN m NB6 c8ExYST8
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HARRIS REMEDY co. xra cHIxsT'
Market and 9Th Sts., ST. LOUIS, MO.

Unsolicited testtns0nv 70 fhe Efficacy 81
Prof. A0vTis' SessjsSai FNsftltes, takes
/r0ns Letters reeejced fsOsss Fatr0nss
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

Indiana April lIth ss-The remedy working perfectly
Had epilepsy from weaknsss. for exnt years past
Chicago. Aug II. ls79l an thoroughly cured and feel ~
top The young man " the country !: ssthnE BETTER
Missouri Sept H ls79-I received much benefit from the
use Of them another
This long standing. and will need something very strong
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BOOKS I'm lLLION

A large, new and complete Guide 70
Wedleek, containing, win many others
the following chapters: A CompeteHe
Wonanhood. Selection Of Wifi, Eviden-
ccs of Virs:nity, Temperanlents, COM
patible and incompatible, Steriiity In
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-23

Re N edy; An
snfailiaS cure ~
Seminal Weak
nesa. Spermasof.
rha, ImPsteney.
and Ill diseases
that fellow asa -.
Go0
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SSfR sI Bu 81 4; = pIiSPEMsARY Es..s.l

sc4uired national reputation for skill IN the treatment
Chronic diseases and complicated Syrh, Cea<
rHaa CIeei Slietas,, Oresi, al tisasy ireub'es syY
tis nsrsarial affections Of the throat akin or bon
treated. With success. without using Mercury.
PATIENTS TREATEQ X mail and ,ssp. e
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS EFFECT NOV. IL. 1850.
o a. m.-Cincnnar1 and Chicago Day Express Drawing
O. DAILY lFast ~. Louis Express, arriving at Buf
fso It connecting with fast trains 10 the West and
Southwest Pumans best DrawDgroOm sleeping coaches
? ~ M DAILY )-Pacac Express the West Sleeping
Coaches through TO Buffalo, Niagsra Falls Cincinnati and
Chca.o without change: also Hotel Dining cars 10 Chicago
7l5 p grant train for the West. x, -
p. m 1900 midnight Saturday nights ony. Sundays.
ra ana ~ ssneord only on sundnyI noon
Las. 300. 5:bO 4:4O 6:o $3.50 60 $50 T. 1890 p M IL
4T Paier ON. T. $50 TO- 1920 II noon; las. $50
midnight SUNDAYS, u. $780, 1920 H. l3S 6SOp w. and
Paterson wa Newark GAS. $40 1870 a. m. $40 400
5:2O t:l0 1880 and ~ midnight saturday sony
se ssaern' 500 TO- oso a. l5 $50 800 eo 76
and IL midnight. SUNDAYS 600 $3.50 IO20 las, $50
p W Va rSn 100 io2o n M. $50 p. M.
New burg aud Corn wall. q 90, a. H. $3.50, 430p IN. Sun
Rondout aud Kingston, a. IN, 3Sop IN. Sundays. $3.50
Gosnen g. $50 o. 1920 $3.50. $780, 49, I. 7:ls
sundays $3.50. 1924 m $50 p, M The . a. m and $50
D. M trains connect with New-fork aud oswego Midland
Por Jervis, 100 1920 $50 o., 7i5 Sun
day. $50 a12 leave s5ds quarter Of ana quarter after
each hour NON $40 and at 0:45 and ll45
and for Apartments in Drawing Room
Sleeping can Ss sa be- e e
1y's 4hcss Nos 2ss 40l s57 Broadway. n. u No
sns from the West arrive SswyOrt 7a5
and ii'2o No i n. ABBofT eenr PassI Ast NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains esSs for f 5. lp so sS NY
sundays 0 q IN. and $50 p u The li;So p w. train viii
Nauuet spring Valley Monsey, ZOO. $50
j. NJ. ,yn ~ apoT-r ospsraI pas.r A cant Law y~.1
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Ceaal Notices.


CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
ShScY sL1KE SMITH Plant against
MAHY A. DOW Defendant-summons- 10 the above named
defendant You hereby summoned 70 answer te com
nalr i'm this action a of your
HE pains within twenty dnys after the service
this exc usye OF the day o. service ann IN case
aans you by default for the relief demanded in the com
piA'"'-DA'e' 'BuRRiLL, DAWSON & BURRILL,
81 plaintiffs Attotneys
To MARY A. DOW: The foregoing summons IL served
mon You by publication, Pursuant 10 order Of hon
,Vvp ~ duly assigned hold special
and circuits OF supreme Court OF the state OF New
the compliant once Of m CLERK 4 the County Of
New.YOrk ths County Court Hone IN the Guy OF New
fork.-oa'ed Nc TBuRRIII. DAWSON & BURRILI,
law6wks Plaintiff Attorneys, 6S Williamst New.YorS
CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK-Trai desired in the CITY and County OF New
WARD x smith and CHRISTIAN E. GRAYBILL, com.
posing the copartnership Of IT, X smith Co. The said
JOHN H. Parker and FRANK w. GIFFEN; Plaintiffs
against the OREGON RAILWAY and SAyLGATI0S S con-
ana the FARMER LOAN and TRUST COMPANY, De
PENDANTS summonso the above nsneG deienasnssi
copy yonr answer on me pantns attraeys
within ate, me n OF 10 or
swer Judgment viii be taken by default for the
relief IN the compiant-Dated New YORK Nay b.
400" BUTLER sTILLMAN & HUBBoRD
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Osce and Post address, No Ill broadway NewYork
To TTifiE OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
pursuant orde Of Hon Charles Daniels one
JUSTICES the Supreme Court Of tue STATE w. on
aint In the Office aud tor the city
County of the County Court House in said
d22 law6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Gin Rral @staIc For Sale

A SAFE INVESTMENT.-For sale cheap,
~ house md lot Pa BOwey, 2jx90; first class location
FOR amy BUSINESS terms to suit. Apply 10 ROBERT III
WIN, az West 40thst
eI0R SALE.-Very valuable property, near
Il the stock Exchange will he sod low TO close an es
laic' Address BOX 4.sS5 Posi- Office
ET0RE in ChambeTs-St., well rented also
- ON in Iispenard cheap. L. BUTLER 80 Lib.
sriy,st.
GsfD-ST., near 10th-ave.-Valuable plot of
o. 20 lots grade. overlooking Worlds Fair Grounds;
prise reasonable RULAND N WHITING, Beesman-st
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on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 80, 1880,
express Trains eaye Newly Desbr0sscs and CJr
landt streets Ferries. fellows: .
400 $50 g. $40 $3.50 40 Limed). II A. J. 800 440
30, T. $780, and 10 n and II night Snhlays ';So ana
$3.50 ,, u. Z, $50. aud Id p. aud IL llght
Express Trans leave New York daily, except SUNDAY AZ
1880 and D m, running through VIA I!enon anu al"
al Jersey Cy, aording speedy and direct transfer
etuIng trains est Philadelphia l2:0i 3I5 4:l5
5S5 $50 am. Limited express l:3Op nj 1880 j.
L.O and 1880 On SUNDAY 1901. 4:2j. $50
a. M 4, 7:3Op m. Leave Philadelphia Camden
IN. aud SO p IN. daily, except SUNDAY.
Offices 20 and S44 Broaiway. Astor House and
COrtandtst.; COuItst
Annex station Of Pulton-st. Brooklyn Nos. IL JIG
and 10 HufsOnst, HOOuken station Jersey city. Emf
grant Ticnet ONCE, l,atteIy place. -,
The York transfer Company VIII cah TOT ana check
baggage hotels aud residents. r,n,,rn
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r. fAtMEi~
f' General Manager. GEM Passenger Agt
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RAILROAD

III -VItTlA IlI-NI
AND UNITED STATES Mali. kOU III
Trains leave New York. via Des0sses and C0tand streets
Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg plsburg West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cars attached $3.50 a &. and 80 daily.
Wiliamspori, Lock haven $3.50 $3.50 Cory and
S3O connecting at CORY for Ttnsvilie Petro
leum Centre and the OIL REGIONS .
Express Pullman Parlor daily except SUI day. 10
A. M arrive Washington Regular at 4:3O and $40
o. IN, A 10 D. SUNDAY. 4:3O a. III. aud 10 D. III.
IL / ~ Banri e, except sunday. 1 D. NJ. - 49,. -. =.
Express West PHILADELPHIA 430 $3.50. 3 s;2o $3.50 90
Limited ii l. $3.50, 4. 40. >. q, :, $50 and 10 o. m
and ~ night sunday. 1870 aud $3.50 b. o. T. $50 and
10 D. m, and u night 80
Express for Philadelphia VIA camden '3O a. M anu D. In
except sunday.
BROOKLYN Annex cohc WIN an through IRA ms
Jersey CITY, Attending speedy ana direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel. ,o.,o = -,
siin a. in m ana $3.50 u. daily. except Monday
aSang1n ana BALTIMORE $50 800, 4:I5 $40
1895 y sunday $50 $40 M No ana i2 "a p n From
5'2u G:3O $40. s3 ant 1910 D. Sunday
3.S0 $50 T. lO;4a ll30 a. NJ o;SO $50 and lOiop IN.
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West Side,

.)STH-ST., East No 40-Elegantly and
DO newly furnished foor with private table,
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Qoruoratlon NotlftS.

NOTICE.-PropOsals for furnishing gnnitS
~ stones for balkhsad or river wall win bs received 81
January 1881 ~ o'clock ~ For full information -
The City neeori Copies for saAe at No. city Hail.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
3 TO BOSTON f6 5kL s fIyTh ifMMITED TICKETS
REDUCTION e a EsseH Pas y
PIER Ana 1901 Of
bTHSk SS % osreS s ssa be % Ss ali
hotels and ticket Offices the ONCE the Pier and on board
GEO ooNSoa Agent, BORDEN IovIn s.ai.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEsT
on after Passenger Trains from Central r.
sDSi n o CS q hssT .s ,ss %s With
paTlor cars attached. ,,-',-...,
Louis Entire train runs through TO Chicago Also through
ii:$ ,. m.-Daily. for Washington and the West with
Tie Sew B and 0. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
No other line makes faster time to the West.
Trans from the West at $40 m. p m and 800
Principal NewYOrk Office s15 Broadway also oi4 Broad
Tickets baggage checked through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Station in NesYork. foot of Iiberty.st; station in
BROOKLYN foot Of Fulton. ST.. Je y WhaE 80,
$50 a m~For Remington. Easton, Allentown. Reading
SiO a. mHfGr schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
D. L. q Western X. r. Easton Allentown. wikesaarre'
harrisburg, Mauoh Chunk wismsport Tamaqua, Drifton
,. M Remington, Faston. Allentown Reading Har-
$50 D. m" For Tsson BaiR Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
DTii,oh' wnkesbaTTs scranton. MT, DID,. p,,no
EastOn. Allentown, &c.
4:i5 D. m-FOr somerville, Pennington. &c
6;30 D. m-For Easton. d., l. and W H. H., Allentown
Reading, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarfe, &c.
SUNDAY trains leave at $40 m II p m Tor bond Brook
and intermedIte stations 81 $50 p. for Easton Alien
town, Harrisburg end the West $3.50 -
For Newark AT 5lj els 645, 7:l5, 7l5 Sl5, S45 9l5
go TO- 1880 llj II H. l. p g. 800 4. 43O, o. 55O
545 g. CAS- $50 7l5 S.15 OLD 1918 Ills. ~ p m
For trans local pom Time Tables at stations
Roats BrOo Erie Annex make connections
10 anu from JoIsey City station
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DINl-
srT eA1rT1NE for pertb imbov south Amb,v Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean GrOTe Asoury Park FONT Peai
8nT. Toms river BarGeRl'. ATLANTIC CITY, DC.
Leave NewYork. foot Libertys, at ., o;l5 llto Nj
$50, $3.50. 4. $50
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave foot Of Iibcry-st ior freehoid
at S:l5 ll:4j a. M. 4. $50 p m.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York foot Liberty-st. y. r.
Via BranChuOrt:
For Monmouth Beach, sel1rght ana Highlands, o3,
il: - a. 500, p IN.
Via Red Bank - -. -
1870 n.m-For Manchester Toms River \ ILANIIC CITY
and al stations 10 Baysidf
4 D. m-For Writings Toms River, Barnegat, &c