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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-11
WHY SHOULD SHARON BE REFLECTION

The Carson Appeal, Reno, Journal
Whose editor, is q holdover Senator),
Reno Gazette and Elko Post, all Re-
publican papers, are opposed to the re-
election Of William Sharon of Califor-
MIA to the United States Senate from
Nevada. The Republican papers which
are favorable to his reelection are the
Virginia Enterprise, which is owned by
the. Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Company, of which Sharon is MEM
Der, the Gold Hill News, which has al
ways been Sharon paper, the Carson
Tribune. which the Carson Appeal as
serts is a crooked railroad" organ, and
the Eureka Leader.
The Reno Gazette, commenting ON
Sharon's announcement for reelection,
says:
We are waiting for the friends of
senator Sharon to give the reasons why
..e should be reelected. We ask them
IN the. name of the people to speak out.
II he has. any claims upon the party
tney win be fairly acknowledged. Ii,
loweyer,, his only recommendation is
aiiat he is rich and willing to spend
noney to be reelected, we shall teel it
our duty to support any citizen of Ne
wada in preference to him.
The Gazette will wait long time for
che friends Of. William Sharon to give
any valid reasons why he should be re.
elected, because no such reasons exist.
His course as Senator from this State
IS sufficient to, damn him forever po-
utically, No. intelligent and respect
able citizen OF the State, whatever his
politics may be- can approve Of his, re-
election. He. has done nothing during
Ills Senatorial. career to commend him
70 the people, unless his absence from
the Senate may be urged in his favor.
What benefit did the people OF Nevada
or of the United States, derive from the
$50, 900 paid William Sharon for his
term as Senator? He was rarely in
Washington during the terms of Cons
gress, and he&never introduced or advo-
Gated the passage of bill, and in his
whole term, has, perhaps, never voted
for or againsttwo bills of any character.
His only qualification for Senator is
that of having coin, and disposition
TO spend it in getting votes to re-elect
him. If he was not a millionaire, his
name would never be mentioned in
connection with the Senatorship. Re-
pnblicans as well as Democrats know
that his only hope of being reelected
cepends upon his ability to purchase
votes. The State disgraced itself
once by. electing him., and he has dis.
graced himself by drawing salary Of
$50, 900 from the people for attending
. to his private affairs in California. Let
the State efface the stain by repudiat:
ing him. and electing, No, man to the
Legislature who is not known to be op.
posed TO him, and who is above suspi.
cion Of being purchasable by his ''coin
or unworthy promises"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-11

ina Nevada Republican State Conven-
tion, and if the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad and the Bonanza companies
have declared against Beatty, his de-
feat is. almost certainty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-11
j. z. Ahel

j. r. Abel
Announces himself Candidate for STATE
SENATOR, subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocraticC County Convention. IN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-11

MOREY-In Paradise, New, August 7th, Miss
Emma Morey, aged 25 years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-11
Forwarding and Commission
E. RElsHARr.

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-11
POLITICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
q. GheEaouc.h
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
James r. Sabine

An1oinces himself candidate for the Office Of
COUNTY CLERK, subject TO the decision Of
tine Democratic County Convention. auf
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EerIures ano Mettlnas.

COOPER UNION-Free Saturday Night Lee.
" tnres In che Great Hall. at o'clock
The second Diyson OF the Course Tor lSIoSo VIII %
follows: insu.
1880 " Subject: Clear Grit"
Inn 10 Professor A. A. STA RR, Of westhe,d. NJ
Subject: "Insoct Life" tIlu trated.i
Ian 17-Rey HENRY WARD BEECHEN. Of Brooklyn
~ " subject: ANUS ments"
JAN pa. A. EIssE, NJ D.; os New York City
~ Suljeci ''rhe English Language"
Ian Sl-Pruf PERSIF')R FRAZER Jr. OF Pbilsdelphia
subject: " Microscopic Minera'ogy." tIIluS
trated.l
Feb 7.-PrOi THOMAS DAVIr sON OF Boston A..
~ y subject: "Modern Greece Its scenery and
Pe0ple." Illlstrated.l
Esb S. NEWbERRY. OF NeS'f0rk my
f@' subject "rhe God and silver Mines OF tho
p., o, celebration Of Wsshfngton's Birthday By the
~ rtudents OF the Cooper Union
Fab % prof a. MAYNARD. Of BOOklyn.
No" go subject: Pictures OF Russia" ,lllustrated)
The Third Division Of tho present course VIII DC duly an
ran he obtained traits the once Of tho Cooper
1d AZ D. Van Nostrands book stare, % Murravs st.
oa'"n nv" ABRAM 3. HEWITT, secretary.
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6elp Uantso.

I LIBRARIAN WANTED.-An assistant libra
IL rian wanted by the New York Academy OF Medicine ~
Wrst jlst At Application writing accompanied by state
,unr Of qualifications retounmendalons &c, may DO ad
dressed 10 the Chairman Of the Library Committee
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EeQal Nollres.

nAVISON, EDWARD Fin pursuance. of
"a syia
Cass,on CSany Of m ID, deS ass 10 pss' S
e; ;;%; T.: 81; 81
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ and County OF New.York.-JAMES n. BROWN. sole eI
a1 p. IsS' az. s9dt tx NJ e Trasia
and HOPPER under na aso win
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&c
10 BALL
AIRY. 1880. under the sas,les~
deny of Music and ne fo(IoVs
GERALD RoYr,
r. IRWIN. JRs
COLUMBUS IsELfN.
OLIVER IsELIN,
L W. JEROME,
z. X JONES'
n. K. JONES.
COL. Delaney KANE
b. NICHOLSON KANE
JAMES =. KERNOCHAN,
o. K. KING,
FRANCIS {. LAWRENCE.
PIERRE LORlLLARO,
]. A. LOWERY,
HERMAN II. LIE ROY,
HATgRiS LIvINosroN.
L. +. MORTON.
T. Il. MUSGRAVE,
J. PIERpONT MORGAN,
J. II. MAHONkY,
CHAS. n. MARSHALL.
PETER NJ RE.
A. G. Monsoon,
THOMAS NEWBOLD.
HERMAN OELRICH5,
ROYAL PHELPS.
JAMES V. PARKER,
CHAS. ii. POST,
A. BELMONT PURDY,
4. RAN DOLPH ROBINSON
BEVERLY ROBINSON.
NJ a RSHALL o. hOBERTa
WIN. REM EN-,
J.. K RIVES,
&. A. SEW \ RID.
AUG. sCHERM ERHORN
PHILIP SCHUYLER,
T.. T. SMELLING,
L. 4. STRONG.
FREDERIC STEVENS.
LISPENARD STEWART
HENRY STEVENS,
WIN. TURNBULL
w. r. TRAVERJ.
ISAAC row NSEND,
w. II. VANDERBILT,
w. K. VANDERBILT.
AMES VAN WART,
l.. Won HOFFMAN,,
ID. T. WOkDEN,
BUCHANAN W. NTHRoP,
]. a. WADSWORTH.
BACHE WlllrLOCK,
SIDNEY WEBSTER,
WLAED.
the Office nj the Secretary Of
ON 8 o. IN. TO 3 y. M. and ct tho
nswlek. DelmonicO's. Ponds
l broadway.
HERMAN X. LIE ROY.
Secretary.
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'THE ERIE RAILWAY. yo,v ,.vv rv,.
wasTEHT RAILROAD sA ARRANGEMENT OF trans taking
o .. N. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coachr. 10 Bnhao and suspension Bldg.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains for Engewood Costef piemon' and Nyack,
= $50 $50 Sxo !'1 &c IL ~ iso $50 li i p III
s sps III minutes alter Saturday nighta
Manuel Y g. XB aDS T' 6:S
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE ASD SHORT LINE
BtTWEkN
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
10 THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; 3 DEPoTs
IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEw-YoEK.
porBLx TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONsIsTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 10, 1870,
Hxpress Trains NewYork DesbrOses and Cortand
l30 80 $40 s. (lo Lmted) IL $50. Z. $40 s. g.
1850 $3.50 and ~ .. M Sundays 4SO aud A. M D. o. $780,
e4prrss trains esve NewYork daily except Sunday 1850
g. and pm runninx through va Trenton and Camden
1t jersey City, ssraing speedy and direct transfer for
ns ssssai1srs PHILADELPHIA. 1901 $40 s.s
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Amusemenis.
A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
4 mr. BARLEY Csmpbolrs new Comedy Drama
~ FAIRFAX.
WIN iD ori'iiant cast ana heauttiul scenery ia
4ARREO AUCCEHi

A CADEMY OF MUS
10 be given the STH o. jXNi
OF the Stockholders OF the Acs
ing gentlemen;
il. ASTOR,
WILLIAM AsTOR,
W. w. ASTOR.
COMMODORE BALDWIN.
&C. BALDWIN.
3. L. N. BARLOW,
JAMES A. bAYARD, JR..
n. NJ. BECKwITH,
ISAAC bkLL,
AUGUST BELMONT.
FERRY BELMONT,
A. RELMON r, JR.,
JAMES BENkARD.
&. II. DERKYMAN,
GEORGE =. BOWDOfN,
ii ENRI NJ. BRAEM,
JOSEPH BRANDON.
~. w. BREVOORT,
BENJAMIN II. BRISTOW.
FREDERIC BRONSON
AUG. l.. BROWN,
q go. II. BEND,
JOHN l.. rADWALADER,
II. u. CHAPMAN.
EDWARD Z JOPER,
ISRAEL CORSE,
J. @. COSTER,
II. J.. CUTTING, JR.,
GEN. WIN. 'UTTTNG,
HENRY COSTER,
W. y. DINSMORE.
VIM. DOftSHEtMER,
w. z. DOUGLAS.
HENRY DRAPER,
JOHN II DRAPER,
DIR. BACHE EMMETT.
HERMAN EMMEr,
LIE ROY EDGAR,
Fl. =. FEARING,
G. q. FRANrKLYN,
CORNELICS FELLOWES,
STCYVESANT FISH,
JAMES W. GERARD,
+. +. GILBERT,
WIN. GIlION.
]. J. GOODWIN,
J. n. A. GRI5WOLD,
+. e. UkfSWOLD,
{. A. URYME5.
CAPTAIN GRAFTON,
J. W. HAMERSLEY.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
TIL EO. A. HAVEMEYER,
J. q. II ECKSCHER,
u. q. ROWLAND,
3. q. no
Tickets may be procured at
the Academy OF Music daily #
following places Hotel Brr
music store, BrentanO's and IL
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DROPOSALS
i FIR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be rrCriyod until Thursday
1880 at l0Uc ock for FUR ching the PAPER
the IBTIC K1NTISt until the lat OF March 1881.
the proposals Opene before and the award OF
Tmbic Priung Ia bidder the
Of reserving Itself the
reject AMI all bids ~ its Judgment VI the best III
rrrsts ~ the dos crunent may dictate. 49,
Detailed schedules OF the description, quantity and quality
paper required accompanied by san pies and blank
comply BE- obtained by addressngJ d. Defroes, Public
Printer Washington. ID &.
he contracts will be entered into for such quantities OF
papr he needed curing the year. and no more
the catod quantities Get forth In detail In the schedule
comprise: o.ae
OF hest machine finish printing paper 24x3S
l7,uUi rcams calcndered printing paper, "a 35
600 szo and calendcred printing paper. diner
rnt sLrs.
1000 sized and caendered tinted printing paper OF
dinert
1900 realns paper for Post onioe banks.
10000 pounnsmap paper different sizes and weighta
6O,UUO pounds Dlste paper.
$4,000 reams hiIo Whiting paper different sizes aud
weights 49,
O4O0 reams writing paper. different sizes and
weiRhts
TOO realms cover paper. different sizes and weights.
200 realms tnans paper different sizes
100 rUams tissue putcf.
IS .OlO sheets imitation parchment, different slzcs
10000 .heets bank note paper.
ltU,UDU sheets glazed bUiIu
l,O2S.0OO sheets card board
'' JNO. ID. DEFREEs,
Public Irnter,
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Jnstrntilon.
For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.

MRS. L. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
~ her musc and or
further paTeulars apply ii 40 South Brooklyn
For Bows and Young Men-Country..
BOYS and young men admitted at any time
d.s ss$r AIaae%F Ii mes
BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted t.
eS e s Of si esqS1sM
QOYS under SIXTEEN, Yonkers, N. Y.
H..ansheS is5a ''''"'"s' '"0 'BENjAMiN MASON
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL 1NSTI-
eSlsss seientas
liTS4 SS
EOR BOYS UNDER THIRTEEN.
Il Hampstead Institute. Long Island
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
cesrr. Mass. e. H. MErcALF A. NJ. superintendent
HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, .NewHa-
begins Jan trustees Henry White. Pres D. woosey,
SIMEON SINE T. BALDWIN Iii ". blake Rector VI cushing.
I TITLE BOYS.-Specai advantages; lower
nSsps SCHOOL for Boys established 1904
M A FELEcr RoAMnISG ;, sGidooL ToR BOYS
The course OF he following
MHsrn nd s, a Ma as
Termed IN Music. drawing aud Fencing ilo,ousy orssn
tea iary ndgg SG%%S WIN W. w., ro
,audpiaes. BENJAMIN IL ALLEN. Principals
VNARRYTOWN n. N.-The IRVING ms H.
HARVARD, T % % Hsr ' "a a
framing. Address for Circulars ARM>uNAC q RON"
For Young Ladies-Country.
1 DDRE%S MAPLLWOOD INSTITUTE.
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Ud.cs b. scior;. Lau< Aior"Ns Mrs EMILY N!i.>">
IEoNE +r1LL, NSw.IiayrH1 S.nl-
Fer Both Sexcs-Country.
CHAMBERSErEG uennD ACADEMY.
Parents desiring school both good and cheap will please
y F""' "'' INV J IT, siVMtKER. PHI D. Principal.
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Miscellaneous
A PPARATVTS and FURNITURE of AL kind;
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SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY AND IAOR-
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CLASSES N QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS BEGIN
TUESDAY. JANUARY Z; MORNING CLASS 10 TO -;
EVENING TO TO-
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RAILROAD.
GrEkT TRr%K LINE
AND I'NIlEU STATES MAIL ROI IF.

AND IN I'D SIATES MAIL ROI IF.
Trains leave NV York DcsbrOssrs and Coitlandt
street. Ferries d. follows
Ua, shurg riitsburg ihr West and South with Pullman
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sunday $50 and y u m. b. 7so, $50 and 10 p. III.
Emitra,,t and rctoinl.Cissr $50 y.
Express for Philadelphia Camden. 1880 III. ahl y.
except SUNDAY.
Boat. II Brookiyn Annex" connect with all through
at Jersey city aroriing speedy and direct
iiossIyD travel
Traius arrive: From Piusburg Cos lc:i0a 1910 p M
d.lr nj $40 u. III. daily Monday
Warrington Id Ia $50 z, = ~ i:p, u
N SUNDAY = ti"m Philadelphia :i5h Cos. 80
40 1910, $40, 4:3O. 4:iu % and
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lOlOu
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TIE TnUsTRss OF THE NEw.YOkK J
Axp BROOKLYN BkID0R
oyrcx: NO. 81 wArzs st, BRooKLYK. Dee 49, ls7o.}
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Trustses the York and BroekDn Bridge A their
ONCE No II Wster st., Brookyp until II m Of MONDAY
gXNtARY IL 1890 for the manufacture and delivery Of
sboat OO0 feet board measurcl OF sOutan yellow
PINE and about 20000 feet board meAsure) OF WHITE
may b had upon application as the ses Of
sne wa. koRpLNo, Chief Engineer
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Drouosals.

DROPOSAIS FOR IMPROVING UARBOR
i or BRUNsWIC X, GEOHGIA.
I. y. ES;iSkYKs UtFlCR,
AIliY 49, IIrING. NV iokk. Drc. 3d. 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate. addressed 10 tho un
d,n.gnr, W b. celyrd ut hlr office until l.. OclO
on the th day Of January 800 which aud place
IN the prcscnce OF bidder for construct
ing uUu SEQ ineal Of CRIB Jetty dredging
4UOuO 5000 cubic yards OF material IN tho Harbor Of
Brun-w!, :. GcUTEA
SPECIFICATIONS sucons to bidders ana BLANKS for pro
onice Mr.. =. l. Ere
mont, ,-l,fant Engineer, Savannah Georgia.
q 4. rur uant
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COMMON SENSE IN CHURCH. BUILDING By E. c.
GARDNER. l2mo pp. Loo Comstock Bieknt'l
Some of the practical rudimeDts of sound
chitecture here presented IN humorous,
FORM The matter VI the book Is instuc-
tive and the manner Is amusing.
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PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU-
II

PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU-
L LANCE HARNESS.
OFr1CE DEroT QUAHTERhAsTBR.
JEFrRRsoyyIIIR, Ind, Dec "a, 1873 :
SEALED PROPOSALS. Ia trplics. subject 10 the ususi
noon on January 1884, which time aud place they win
opened OF biddsr for furnishing and do
five (75) scts aix mule United
saIes Army Wagon Harness complete and Ono Hundred
QOOl sets -four. mule Ambulance linrncss complete.
iddrr- will state what quantity they VIII make doive
rie, complete delivery OF the whole quantity
Tr Harness viii lie subjected rigid before
anrr aud ali 70 the standard VIII be re-
and he removed Of contractors expense
days ater notice OF such rroct0n Proo'as lot
les, number the whole required VIII 10 foceivod
The Government reserves the night TO reject OF all
po,ss preference will be gwen to articles OF domestic
production 49,.
further information will be furnished On application 10 hs
Office
shoud be addressed TO the undersgned and DO
indorssd Proposals. for Wagon and Ambulance Harness.
- JAMES A. EKIN,
DEPUTY 0. N. General, Depot Qusrtornastcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-02

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER Il N1LKOA d. tOhIncn'ing Dec. :. 1872
through I ans " III i-nv" GRAND central Dciot
NJ Western NGthrrn E1pfear Ia HorIrster, ~
Adams Montreal Sarstora with drawing room cars
lU:dOs w. Chicago and Western Express. Drawing room
cars 10 ..naniaigua, Rochester snd Bahaio -, -
lld3 Express 10 Albany md rruy. Win CONNECTIONS
:" Utica. saratoga. Glen. Falls and Rutland
OOp NJ Albany and Troy Express
600 ~ Loui. Express daily with slecWng cars lh
st. H. "a running through day IN the reek a." ""p
buffalo, Toledo AMI Detroit and Tor Montreal et
SUNDAY night. va Saratoga. ,-.. ., 49,.
7; Lst EIprrssfer Montreal. Eoches" Ann ON
tlrneVa sleeping Geneva dhi
$40 T. n, pac!ac Express daily with sleeping cars TO
&, ra use 10, hester agafa Fails Buffalo cleveland To-
hdo. y ,iOtt and Chcaco. -. A., . .u...-
OD !. Night Express WIN eecphg cAi' W '''oA"J
and Trey. ., =, :, . a., 49,, ,,a n.,.. an, =,
wrs,co.is Express ufcs f5rs place aud - snd "i2
p,o.a,ysv York. and J33 WasiInstO II Bfonkvn
D'oA"""' G. y. MFFKFR, Urnrfa Passenger Agent
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0featl 6teamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
IA FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Only Transatlantic Limo uu'lsr the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia and every We'd
nesday from LverpooL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Coft
$40 a. N. washington Pnt.bure Columbus Cincinnati
aS r.. so amsa ' sr. T scn s%os
oh rispus ana cnc ago I'll. w... puw., car. from
New 9or II to and wsshp
a ns 5Sf car.
49, g Tn sss sa sn Ss
IT, t'"us the south
s aR 1q
Florida New.Orleans and the SOnth 49,
S ss ss s &c. osy 's
Ro S rTr ok Drs0T 5sFi T&Ssxs
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY.
tcmne snci oct T foot OF
, GsS ns,vds5" Msuc 6,
Mnac nnk Ss %S4 E scfanon Wa
D. IN Fer Ticmingt5n, Eaton Mauch Chunk, Talaaqna
Heading. Poitc msrris%sIg no. '""Aq1
800 For nish bridge Branch Ea'ton, Belvdero and
1 Fa,"1 AlSpt~n and and
Fcr trains to local points time table. at .a,lona
Brook and ntcrmc ato stations $50 for Ea'ton,
Isoa,s nrocsn and Fro AIMEE make eonnec,isn
Jersey City
NEWBORN and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ cave NowYork foot Of Lib rtys for Perth Anhov
ST. sG,o HI Is b's %"s nrAn'n o''-" ''O' a.
ton.
Connection Lave foot OF Ibery.st. for Freehold at
S.ij ll45 n. M l. 55 D. M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
leave Sew York foot In rtv.st.. g. Il. H. Of y. j.
80 For %armngiar, Toms RIVER Barnesat and In
III, ~ T"r "m, G!sr yIng'd' all stations to Fay
4oar N For famincda,e Toms Rvcr Rane Eat Tuck
crtown II. h. and Philadelphia
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ - LINE.
FOX TE EEXiT OK h hTm FT,IEIiI.,Ipfl:lrn1A
Ieav" Ny ypik station c. r. L. Of y. J foot OF lab
SSr"cr With ani cen.sl. 10. 900 l:l'
9 ~ i. 800. ,;3o ~. T. p. ON SUNDAYS at ~" a.
@ sf9' 5o ar AM rr. ats on a Sa s" w.. ~
mr. """ io Sa io6 ST. ~ p N ON
n",i,"rr ,Tn, Will leave hlalrl ha tor York
ri.lo" la end ',; NJ i'-il'T, ccr4"r Hm,h ani
y p m ''N IN -rnds jon 80 Il pm.
~ G45 iI'A:%m o. s,i.d1yai -; a "' i3oP IN.
h r. r., MI n rn Vain ,ii 'rackc-sis eAccpi
Gay, $50. So lola M To- =; ~ 4:ld "'l $40
p M &c, ~i. ~ made al Iry y s"Iion y ferry AMI
''T I' t" or s i, ft q" Lib o 'o 90
9j7 iaosiwAy. IA" p:nr,Iat i"i:'s N3s ana Court
Nrw.Iok Transfer COMPANY lt"'t' E1pr - vi. eau ior
from hOtc TCNi1rucr To 'i"sii"i'I ~
llration can he 9i Ir"a way. 80 -Nt'l'V~
Nov Y,k nd Brook We and thcse "n'r+ a'r ~
~, - ~ the I,rl Telephone and Law tclcrrapl
~ ~ IL. T. BALDWIN. TEN Pass. Agent
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on NaU-
garuck and II"u'aturc Kalrold~ steamers leave cath
ainc Il Pier 81, H., daily at 30 and 23O
Fare lIwcT than by any other roLh.
EHIGH VALLEY X MI RO Nd.
Il AKEANGEMEN1 "F Pt~sENUtK IRA Ns. March
80 $50 Leave .Uoi OF COrandi and licbiosSrs--
loo p for Ei~i"a. Bethlehem Allentown, Reading
Mauch hunk HazeOn Mahanoy ttty, Ashland WilS's
barre Scranton and Tunklannock ,
$50 p. ~. SIGHT EApI,at daily for Eastoa Beti!.h N
Attention. Nauch ChmLK. WikesbarIr. flmira lthac'
i;cucva Auburn Rphrs.r. EuilIp Niagara Falls and the
Get Pullman sleeping c"n hes ATTACHED
lOb'r >Al EE. Supt and fnUr
General astcr Office CluTrn and 'tti~nd ia
tIfN~ IL C&MAiN Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER ENLKpA D. onincn'inr Dee :. 1872
through Il ans III leave GRAND tentrsl Dciot
No. Western and Nesthern EIpreas {" isoclirser. ~
Aibaus Montreal Sars"ra with drawing room cars