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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

In keeping with this system are the
incidental expenses of the legislature.
which are out of all proportion to
the legitimate outlay of that body.
Startling as are many of the items
brought together by Gov. HamiIton's
exhibit, we suspect that they mad
equately indicate the extent to
which the Maryland tax payers are
robbed, Considerably more than
million of dollars is reported by the
comptroller to be in the hands of tax
collectors ; and locking at the fact in
the light afforded by other features
of the Governors exposure, it is not
possible to believe that much of this
large sum will ever find its way into
the State Treasury. 1t is clear that
the Bourbons against whom INDIE
pendent Democrats are in revolt
have managed the affairs of Mary
land in consonance with the doctrine
which makes partisan aggrandize-
ment everything and ignores econo-
my and honesty in the disbursement
of the tax payers money.
Maryland's experience is not ex-
ceptional. The conditions under
which its affairs have been thus ex-
travagantly conducted are found in
nearly all of the slave holding states
and in nearly all similar elements of
disturbance are found, having their
origin in similar results of Bourbon
aScendency. The fact is not wonder
full. In the nature of things, the
practical tendency Of absolute power
is toward extravaganza and corrup-
ton. A party unFestrained by the
criticism and action of an opposing
organization soon becomes indifferent
to restraints. which in other circum.
stances are powerful. So it has been
with the Bourbon Democrats in all
parts of the Snuth. Whether expos
ure come from Maryland or Georgia,
from South Carolina or Louisiana,
the general characteristics are the
same. Abuses pervade every branch
Of the State government. Offices are
created for the convenience of the
party. Public money is expended in
the interest of party. Al d the men
who manipulate the machine and
profit by its operation grow so AFRO
CANT and overbearing, so insoent to
the people they plumber. and so re-
CARELESS OF the duties they are paid
to discharge, that the overthrow of
Bourbon rule is only question of
time. 1t suits the defenders of this
system to ascribe to Republican in-
fluence the discomfort they would
conceal. The truth is, that Indepen-
dent movements, wherever they
appear, derive their strength, prima-
lily and principally, from the disin.
tigratlng forces that are at work in
the ranks of the Southern Demorra-
CIV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

Judge Pearre's defense, published
in the Cumberland Times Wednes-
day morning, occupies over seven
columns, and we are therefore unable
for want of space, to lay it before our
readers. He handles his detractors
without gloves. and shows some of
them up in rather bad light. Judge
Pearre denies that he sat corruptly
in cases where the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad was a party, and says:
II do not believe that there is a
decent man in this community who
knows me and has observed my Judi
cial conduct that will for one mo.
ment believe such an allegation.
have to say that in whatever causes
/ have sat, / have decided according
to the law and the facts of the cases,
and | meet the insinuation of having
corruptly decided any case with
flat denial. [ challenge my villifiers
TIC point to any case decided by me
in favor Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company or other corpora
ton or individual which bears any
evidence Of either corruption or bias.
AS Judge, | have endeavored faith
fully to discharge my duty for the
protection and safety Of the people,
which is well known and now
charges of corruption are made
against me for no other reason than
that | have decided a case in way
which initiates against the interests
of my traducers."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28
GENERAL BRAppocK,s GRAY

GENERAL BRADDoCK's GRAVE
Braddock's grave is protected by
American hands. On November
10Th, 1871. Josiah King, of the Pitts
burg Commercial Gazette, and j. r,
Murdoch, carried into execution a
plan for inclosing the grave with a
fence and setting out trees arour d it.
They planted an English elm, two
English larches, two Norway spru-
ces, a willow descended from one
imported by the late B. A. Fahne-
stock from the grave of Napoleon at
st. Helena, and several varieties Of
American shrubbery. The grave is
IN Held belonging to the estate of
the late James Dickson, on the north
SIDE Of the old National turnpike, 8
miles east of Uniontown, Pa, and
Mr.. VIM. A. Gather, who lives on
The adjoining farm, has promised
MIR. King to interest himself inethe
preservation of the trees, and the
renee is to be reprinted this spring,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

Two Of those blunders which, as
Grant says, the Democrats can al
ways be relied upon to commit in
time to ruin their prospects, they are
now about perpetrating. One is the
unseating of Representative Wash
burne to make room for Ignatius
Blatherskite Donnelly, and one is
the affirmatl n of the practice of
bulldozing the President with riders
upon appropriation bills.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

famine at Andersonyille and Libby.
whose sufferings he so viyidly re-
members, Illinols-Illinois nomi-
mates for the next President of This
country that prince of Darliamentar-
ians, that leader of leaders, James
G. Blaine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

Whether Grant or Sherman or
Blaine or Washburne. or any other
man is the candidate, the success of
the Republican party, and the sue
sess of PRINCIPLES which we all believe
to be in the line at once of wise con-
servatism and safe progress, depend
upon cordial union of effort to Sc
cure his election.-BoStOn Adrertiser,
Rep.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

The Legislature has passed law
to punish by fine and Imprisonment
in Jail, at the discretion of the court,
any person who shall profanely curse
and swear or use obscene language
in any street, lane or alley, within
the hearing of any person passing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

New York Commercial: "The
country might as we'll make up its
mind to one of two things-that is,
if General Grant is. not the next
President, James G. Blaine will be.
This is just as certain as the coming
of Fourth of July or Christmas"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-02-28

The Republican members of the
General Assembly are keeping faith
with the promises they made during
the campaign. They are voting all
the time they way they promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
IMPROVEMENT of HARBOR OF CHARLI
4 =
6teamboats ana HniIroI15.

MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A. wall Newburg dshs sepse k1niOnt a1d ki1gsi1n
LANDING Al az senss Milton amhurg am HYDE Pas
leaves foot NISTRY-SE $40 aad - IH-oI AZ 800 D.
m SUNDAYS exceptell Connection al POughEeepse wa
evening tram r. r. North and West bA=gaS
nv. q ~ y II ArsfIN 81. Ol-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

L GREAT III y n Il ~.
AND Uni Ed IA r NJ ht'u -.
Trans leave NewN RI via Desyro,-es ana C"f'a' 7e'
FERRIES rs follows; ,,-..,. -r+,h p,t,u,.n
uarispnrg Pfshurg. the " and south with fnilman
Palace ars attached a. m. and So p m daly. -
Wuamspcrt. Lock Haven. an. $50 m, orr! dl r.r.e
~ - D. m NJ CORY Tor IlusVie Eeuo'elh
the oil REGIONS. ., . t,.oI " ,.,,ir,,on
Express OF Pu. man Paror - '%'' ~n'r ar Ia And
S2Ia. m. !. and A. D. m sunday. ~ p M, q -, lin,
Express FOL " est PhaOe phIi. t:V ~" -, " -, a. -
fe II a. 80 l. 4:iu D %, iS,J ahn - J. NJ a -
u night sunday, 4:3O ana a. H. D. D. - o''V IA" ~
NJ ana l. night. ,., -.o . - o,d - ro
Express FOR fhiadephla VIA N""N'"' 'V a. III nv" - "
except sunday -,,a.., =, no a o., 1..,,,to.oo =, N,
- C,r,, Nav 1900 4 N. lud J p.
posts OF Brookyn Annex connect WIN an htou .aihs
a city anoidh2 sPce9 A"- '''1~' '' '''
Brooklyn traV1; From Pittsbnrg. 7. 1910 a IN. 93j
IRA ram, ~ " AZ so o. IT. daily. exc PIT Monday frm Wash
ua,f 60 na timOrc. U.JJ a. m. = J1O 400 1852 ~ M
i,n1nv ,je m From Phi,a pm 800 GOO 4 800
l0:iO 1880 M = 5;9o 80 40 - i ~ , NJ s 1
nd 81 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
NEW-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These nrstolass steamships sail regularly a. - sn
Pier o.. - North ItveE ~ foloWs .,,,, .
sANTIAuO CsUt foots "wednesday sept l.
pssscd For freight passage apply
TO W lLLlAM 4. ~ u .e - A'" ~ Di'~A"sS
LAWTON BROS, Agents IN hayanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

L T' Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
On AID after JUNE u, 1899,
Lh anG, s Ir-is Ferries, as follows:
20 90 m a u dn m and aso / s tl aaa
a. NJ B. i, :, s3U and 10 D. and IL night sunday a. Tan
a H. p running through Via trenton III" OAn-
BSsIs Brooklyn Annex" onneet win all hronsh trains
al cry afordng speedy ana ulIe' transfer ior
p 6rpSaS ns West Philadelphia FOL 40 To-
4 $50 and $50 p. GU sunity ls.oI 9:i' i:z5 =
n, d an ami 3 % p. n. daily Ut sunday.
ea, of pes6r sses CotlaAd No CGgrtst and
m y9 ana AMI Hudson st. Hoboken Depot Jersey city
LmgaH sss oH Ia-T company viii for End check
baggage from hotels and residences. p FARMER,
FRAN General Manager Genefal Passenger Ag nt
TIME ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
1 NEwYORK. LAKE EhlE AND IVES i-i'-' HAiE
TEAM TASNG rTrTc In MAY TO- irsS
room caches Buffalo and Susp ION tridg. =, mr.
faIo " h, Sonnertins with lat the West and
Southwest Pumans best DrA"'- groom S'ee'"S - 'io'
% Heress for f tas W S1c,ns ep anS
%eaee won ciage Hotel Dining Cars TO Chicago
Trains leave hlmher' street Depot &sw 9 9 $40 73,
d nv ana 100 nieh saturday nights only sundays 81
mi Ell R aud passac 500 100 10 loco am-te loo
a. M ain stops %,nerST , eny 81 y O y
H. S Sbr Sancags 200 $50 IUlo i;i5 $780, p m
and u @lIs Gao 100 TO- 1920 1850 y noon
= "A -
Lao o. i,30 ~ NJ. and IL midnight SUNDAYS o. o5o'
d., q 11;,9i a m, as $50. Z. p M and mmnl<hI -
SsI 2aeIu 6:uO 80 lO2J a M - SO o; % III MA Io
,e.in n m AID midnight -unuass oO'' Gov. 4V'-O
~ III X ~ 100 p. ana - hlI1Ieh~
"Narxirk 7.JO lt:2U a. M. f',n p III ..qn i,o m SIM
Newrure and Cornwall 100 . a. H. '''O SOU = ~ sun
day. sG a1 md Kingston 900 S5op IN sundays $50
s.beD 600 800 300 lo2G m: SjI S3 d5U' no.
"1o p w. 7:51 800 l0 o an 3oU is9 AK IO PA
sqnd1ss a rams NeSYOrs and oSwesO Md
land Railroad Al MAN - ,o M 4: 30 600, 700 7:lj
fuIt SetsS @ buO o'5v an '-uv VI
M SulS9 Ieave 13d-st quarter Oh anu ql,eII al.
~ s,n "a, A. L. 9i1 y H. an" Al 4o'f' AL" A
D. N Cor massage and for Apartments IN DtaNlns ftoom
ntnI Cnaches can lie oDtanfu anu orueIs o1 .no
and -Ieepe fsnsfer Baggage may DE lett At the Com
checkn 1seres Nos s39 ~ or ~ Bio1away ~ L. No Z
panJs 'ln,s, ,y OF At Company Depots . = 81.
C3uIse rsns nom tho West arrive 10 Ne"i"A d. ''-'
ils26 a. M ana .RB0fT, Gen1 Passr Agt New-fork-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY aSa - !.
~ trains leave Engiewood si" a; l. ssn ~,
80 ..uo gJU a H.; loo. 3OO 4OV ssv o'oo' ON.
.,,'an 4, M 800 N. anu ia NC
s1y an will leave minutes later ratirnay ~
Nsnnet spring Valley and Nonses' foo' S'O ~" SOU
IN mo n. ABBOTT. General Pass Aren't Sew'forh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
rVPrRIAL GERMAN MAIL.

Z hI.AIl u In MIN
4 Hamburg Ameflc.n Packet .0mpSSnt Line ioi
PIYMOI ri. CHERBUU re-. aud HAhBC lt'i' O. 80
GlcILIRT ....-~epf. Lt.-,i y y ep 10
HERDEI-..--....-.-r VILLA Nd -. ocIt %
Ia.es passage TO Plymouth. Aondon Cher'0ira hain
hurg and A pOnt- sOutn OF Eng and FIRST CaOlI
SIo,' second CAN'T $50. -ferrag 80 round trlp at
r.dureI rats St.rra 20 from HamOdrg or hayre, SIS
~ \ If ROT a CO. &. b. RICHARD * co.
General AVcnts Oehefli Eass ciE-t ~
O 81 KIaal.st y. " w. uI bIVau0as, W. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
Uropo5Il5.


NOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates Tor con-
~ rucng Dumping Board the souherly SIZE OF Pier
old RIVER viii be received at me Centrt once
fhe Department Of Pol until september TO- lSS ror
tul city Record for sale at No CITY Han
USuED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING.
NEW YORK. Aug .: loeu.
IMPROVEMENT OF The 81. JOHNS
1 Iivei Florida aad the entrance 10 Cumberland sound
between Florida and Georgia. ,,, 4. ,,o
SEALED PROPOSALS.. dup icate. addressed TO the
will az is Office untl Il " clO'h
noon on the - 81 tay August, locO AT which ulle a
nj ace thew pIeseace OF bicdefs lof cp
structne ietes al OF the It John RIVER flo
ia and Al CumpeTand Nounn bel "eh
The works Will be let separately
md he puposss therefor must be submitted u separate
envelopes. ,.,,--. ..., n,a,,.. 80 ,,o
posss nav obtained at this office on apcauOh ny III
t,rJng l1doers q a GILlMOkE-
Lieutenant Olonel of hnglneefs = : A
IMPROVEMENT OF HARBOk OF CHARLES
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE !
Army Building ~ w-l ORR. August ~, losu.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate addressed 10 me ull
derstgned will be OH until IL 0cl0 noon
ON te 4h dav september. 1880 which time alu place
tley viii be opened presence OF bidders Tor
Jetties Of logs in the HarDor oil Cha1esto
G. -. ,,.-,,. .or oronoeois
&c NAV be this office from captain James -
post. Corps OF Charleston = C.
q. A GILLMORk. Col. OF Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
MANHATTAN BEACH
VIA GREENPOGNr.

VIA GREENPDTNr
steamer SYLVAN iRON l.. from fool 81 "a A. = ~ IVA
o45 i0.i5 A. A. ana half hourly $40. M R,tusnls
leave MANHArIAN BEACH at 49, 1000, llVJ, Il a.
I2.O5, II 80 aud every hale hour TO 1885 p. III
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers THOS. GOLIYER and HATHAWAY. fsis
y H. a, lO.2J aIi hourly - 80 p %.
Leaving l. EROY STRIFE tel minutes. ani PiE3 No
thirty minutes after e1ging 2tst. IA boats etynt ~
I'D and 80 do not sfDp al Leroy anu rt ,
-feiiucr %. : MARTY eavso 10 ot Nht-h'i-is
at e5 a m hour.v To $40 o. Trains tro n.1Isstta
Reach connecting with d. r. Mdraa for Nniieh1l 81. eus
hourly from l3lO D. M, l:25 10 b-J "a - !.
g2Jp.uI Grams couuecuug wtn steamers or Fiet No
LEROY aud 22dst leave every hour IRON la H. 10 5sS
lV4Op m. .. ,,.,.,, . .,,.-.,..
no,rs Ex-e.s will take ,aggagr from any place View
York and transport Manhattan Beach, twice daiy
'Grlna dlspay Il Saturday evening ss
ndr Exhibition 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

CUION LINE. .ra,,rFps
EoI ot-TENSTONN An LIZ EkPODI-
ieatIng Picr 50. " r.. footOf knssL D., o. -
wrScONsf aus -. ~ E~DAY. Aug. II. p N.
ARIZbNA j 1 l. "a I, o1P;
VfS0N M TT ESDAY. sept IA, -. NJ
NEVADA. II I ~ lS. 4 m
NI~CONSIN = !, - = - -. com,
C These steamers built Of ron IN wateI ia noSs
nsnenia and are furnished with every requisite 70 maAo
me ,crss the Atlantic both se aud agreelDe nay
ing bathroom smoking rOom drawng tuoh pauD n
srrv als peeneed surgeon. stewares anu caterer on
each steamer The ~tacrOOus arr all upper decK tl.
tro those oe,esr az iii Injuries perfect veltlaIol
and light. . H., ., stair room. $40 $40 AMI
eefnn o4N rIITERMEDiATF $40 SlEahAGE, atl0wrates
stV' ~ OFFICE. 80. - BkOApN ~. ,-ro>,
VI ~-' 49, WILLIAMS & GU1ON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy South Amb,y, Mat
KeypOri Hazet Mldd clown ted Bank. Little silver.
r. anchpOr. Long Brdnch. Theron Deal Beach, Ocean
Grove Asbury PARK Beach SuTing Lake. Grit
POINT Pleasant Rt-er Barnegat. atlantic CITY. etc
Iibcry- at 545. 1:i5. o. lliJ
a. IN; ! 80. 3 30. ). 5:f q y. IN.
{ m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABL HnE III S, RoETE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

&C TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
u DtPors ~ PHILADELPHIA, IN NEW-NoRh'
DorpLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~ t[D TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
Gxrurslous.

CHARMS GLEN ISLAND.
- SEW.ROCHELI.E HARBOR LONG ISLAND SOUND.
rhe erye nj steamer 81 Nicholas leave
par "a IL n Il Jewels WAR, 33dsL, East
loot COrtlandtsL Fulton FERRY. SKI n RIVER.
AZ si45 A. Il. 300 A. NJ
inIS ~ 1880 NJ luii5 A. NJ.
l.SOP. NJ. LAD Y. NJ. HlO T. NJ
y2OP NJ B3o L. N 400 L. NJ
Lava GLEN ISLAND IL a. l2:lJ. 03O. D.
ara n CONCERT IN PAVILION DAILY
pancng Boating. Bathing. bowling Billiards. shooting
Rhode ISLAND CLAM-bAkE and dinner served daily
auaer super vision OF Hiram ID. Maxhed. CLAN BAKE
rs ca EXCURSION TICKETS. 81 cts, nnsle 20 Gle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND RR06K ROUTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE 1850
Leave sTxgTs o@ h n Of y J. foot Of lib
and ersen. 81 e. "a 5a5 SUI -,
1 aay al R no :. 90 t sna - E NO. @ '' L m SUI
For corner Third and Bsriss az 6 40; ~
For Trenton Warren AID s. g' SUNDAY 1h 45
j" Reiuinng trains will leave Philadelphia New-York
From station rniladelpa ami leasing o F,'oa m cTrn ia
2. 5;t3 $40. 7l5, II p H. on sunday s5O a m o''o'
From Third Berkssts. g. 500. 900, a:i5. II
l:25 81 90 63u ll:5o p NJ Sunday at $50 n p. III
From Trenton, Warren and fucker except Mon
s sIo r. n M sanoaS-i:3S $50 a. M G5 p 90, ~,
e44 az 25 Broadway ana az the principal hotels Nos
and Court and Annex office. Jeweifs Wharf bIookyn
and cheek 6assars rom d sunl9a
eth ave New 1orEard court T.. brons al
are in oonneetGn e tq Is q ara @ genR
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
-steame- ADEL"HI eayes Pier - lFu.Ion Ferry 2i5
r. '''t TX z Fl o N r FAhf 30 30 crST
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0A D.-CommencnG July 5lss0throush
' Si %essn and Horihern Express to RScns,Ssr
300 a. NJ. Saratoga specal
IU.iGa m Chicago Western EVuress Drawing room
ar 10 amanda ua, Rochester AID Buffalo. - ,u
to unca sarsiosa Glens Fairs and Rutland
500 D. AID and TROY Express -, .,oo,D o.r. ,o-
ir ears for Buffalo Toledo Detroit and for Montreal
ceptng SUNDAY uighf, via SARATOGA -, ,. - %.
$50 m, Pacific Express daily Win Nege h car
Falls. Rochester Buffalo. CeVeiahn ioruu Dcl
and Chicago. for Clayton VIA INCA ana "ae'Vo"n 'a
90 m FAST Express for siontreal Rochester amt Corn;
ing via sleeping cars 10 GeheVA ROCHESTER, AN
Montreal IT. Adams ,., .,,,,. oor. IN Albany
Troy. . a.. ~, an, "a proad,v,r and =, ,Uez,
cotfs Express Offices Park place aud 80 AMI 542 BrOll
wsv Newly crF, aud 333 WASHING toms, BropSlVn
! NJ rOUCEl Gen. Sdp. g. Il. u EhhEu- cen Pas, As'-
NORWICH LINE -,
/ eattTp
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INNAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEEN srOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Norrf k,-The 81 this Line take LIeutsnlnt
Manryis Lane routes at ali seasons ., me year
CiTN OF KICHMON D.........1 ALL NDAl, sept T. o. m
~ ne CHEsrER...I III ,.-JA sept, g. S:3J a.
CITY Ela- tliie'Sf sept 10 5:ru D. IN
CtTX rs RrR[IN "a urtiay. >eut. % Ig a.
CiTY OF MONTREAL..-THlk sDA1. sept 30. 300 p. III.
W. VI FROM per 81. \. X. foot or CharitOn-st.
CABIN, 500 Return cSes o. fAycraole ter ms
sTEERAGE SIS Drafts at lowest rates.
saloons stste-rOOms. smoking and ban rooms imushpa
Tb,,. steamers 10 cattle sheep or pigs - g.
JJHN G. DALE Agent 81 ana IS brgalW iy ~ 1.
uGell,l Office. No. 100 south 4th-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

A LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
and ST JOHN leave Pier No Al North R.,' ,ISs ..
SUNDAY MORNING sac.ess WITH ain. Sor
Excursion to Albany and r,Srn good 20 d.Tf F. P.
"A q VIBBARD dairv SUNDAYS excepted ,-ave vestry
a % snn and 2' Nrse at y D. eD ssA Anns
np %: pn or Nns S r
urn BY down Connect Rhinsbeck by ferry with
e.' .Oa and S.ssass he SorS and tickets
sIs on af H1as sn EC c% for p
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
T. Fer, station in New York foot Of Lbcrtyst ,.u..
Ferry sfaion In Brooklyn, foot OF Futonst. Jewes
Commencing June 81 lsso-Leave New.York. foot of Lib
r %mFcr rastS1 Bethlehem Wind Gap Mauch
lib a. mTfor Pennington. D l. and Western R. R..
Easton Bethlehem. Mauch Chunk Tamaqua- etc No..
Easton. Allentown Reading. Harrisburg. Manch Chuns.
i0:5na M For somerviIle Pennington etc
lp.m-For Pennington. Eason, Allentown Reading. Har.
risbarG, Manch Chnns, etc. a. ..,-,- ,,-,.,,.-
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Drii'on, Wkesbarre, Scranton,
$50 m-For sohooleys Mountain. High Bridge Branch,
AS m'-For somervile Pennington, etc
@ na ge aa aaS aH AZ A eo
For fSabei6At $50 6l5 Gas 7:l5 7i5, g $50 $50
1880, Io:i9. ili6. ll4es% i245 1850. ?;an S3,
2 t 4ts aiS - 6 I5' I otS e' 0'o o'o
and at S for oE a nGand A hTD9k
Town. beri rburR and The " est. $500
For NewarS 545 6l5, o'45 49, 10 $40 s;i5 9l5
$40 10 lu,O A. M IL m, . 800 4. 4:3u, D. $3.50.
% sn 80 SS local point. see s lime S1 Ia
Boats the Br.Oklyn and Eric Annex connexions
at Jersey City and from BROOKLYN and ETie Depot
Jersey Civ.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
IN SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Amb,v, Mat
swap Keypori Haz!et MIDI sed Bank Little silver
r. anchpOrf Long Branch. IberOn. Deal Beach Ocean
Grove Asbury PARK Beach Surng Lake sea Grit,
POINT Pleasant Rtyer Barnega AtlintIc CITY, etc
FORK foot OF Lbcryst. at 5:4o 745. o. ll:4j
q. IN: 80. 3 80, ). 5:i =. 6D. IN.
For Atlantic City. 1880 p m
FREEHOLD AND NtW-YORK RAILWAY
/ i CONNECTION.
Leave foot OF Lbeuy-s for Freehold at 7:i5 llio M
/ 4. 5lJ,
NEW -JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
! ~ BAY ROUTE-F0r Highlands. Belle vue. seabrght
Monmouth Beach Atanucvie, Long Branch ocean rove
Asbury ParK, Point Pleasant Toms River, Barhc'
! gat Vineland ATLANTIC CITY etc. 49, $500 IA
Leave New-i ork foot Liberty ST. g. 500. lO:i5 llO
| BAD p.
! For Atlantic CITY $40 p m through cars
sUNDAYS-9:30 a Tor Long Branch.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO !, BO 81

CTONINGTON LlNE.-for Boston ana a'i
~ points asst n vas IN Tue.days Thursdays and
ssinrasys ana steamer IA iit " - a. Sdrth River
soo, NJ Iav.st AT D. IN. special hni "a nm tor
700, VI ar GOOD ONLY Tor thc Gay ~ Ivt
hic tnsy sre issued specified on MN einuGHc
taken al low current rates, ~ % ~
al y a. p
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.

WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ON and after June % DIRECT coNNEciloN VIII ~
made wa THE GREAT Providence LINE row
pARLoft CARS lraving The steam '5 40 ntu a.
Il TnIT III A IF Providence. at BOO a. A. "nsx
foiN hITN IN ROUGH To fABfAN ho 1nSI sr- WITH
n n SSfipaT WHITE MOUNTAIN POlNlS WIN
ALL risA-'~'@- CHANGE.
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CQMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CUMPAN |.
/ -aillng from Pier foot OF Canal a.; North kiVer'
For nan Francisco via the lsthinu- oi fanaula-
ACAPU Leo .. tuesday. Aug 81. noon. ,,.-t.
Connecting for Cenua ana south Ahlcfirh anu ioAi0o'
From Francisco to japan and emma.
CITY OF TOXIC. saturday. sept ~ = p M , 49,.
Iron Francisco ~ Honolulu, New-AeAA@n" nHu Aus
trara.
ZEALANDIA. Saturday. sept 2f noon
on Of LONDON mails at bAn franSlscn
Passengers rwarded TO san FRA NIirNC "a. IA
ISLANDs JAPAN. CHINA, NENlhAlA.NS,D, = = "a
LA. SOUTH AMERICAN. CENTRAL AMERICAN anu
For freight passage and general information apply at
Company's once on Pier foot OF Canast, Nor.h River
'N'""' '' Va IL. j. BULLAY.
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al TO SARATOGA and REIGk M, $S ~ do
Az Il 10 Lake George and return Iieksts tg STEAMERS
sessso.sroGA aud CITY OF Troy Leave Dali TN oTh
sAhA al D. NJ Pier NO ~ new NO. 49,, nn
@ loot LEROY connecting az iltoi NM aIs
RIVER w. n IOGA aud ALL HkSOHIS soh - ~
trains oI At No g44 BToadwsy. New YORK. Anu NJ
courL At brooklyn
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So TO BOSTON.

NtWPoRT LINE, for specia lInired tickets Steamers
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
save per Ok sr RIVER 81 MURRAY ST. daily lSunIaFs
rTe N ar Is nm connecting newport with Fast Express
Tram. arrvll z i'll Boston al 100 H. H.
Pa,,,rninp -sye Roston Ola colony Depo Al p m
csrts and -,apr00ns be- secured ID NeWA Ola ON
AZ = er - Nsrth River On board steamers A. -.
- ~ 49, GEO. l. COS NOR GeAf Pass \ 81
pORDFN a. LOWELL. Agents
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