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St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

The loser in Memphis bet TO stand
Oh his head five minutes in pubic
square, with Garfield banner sus-
pended from his feet.
In Oswego, n. Y, a grocery man bet
his store against u nelghborns meat
market that Hancock would be elected.
On Wednesday morning he turned oyer
his wager like man, but the butcher
declined to accept it.
A combination bet was made by ten
democrats and ten republicans in Hous-
ton, Texas. The losers were to har--
ness themselves to a stage coach and
draw the winners through the prlncl-
pal street. In both parties were some
Of the foremost men Of the city.
George P. knowls, of Racine, Wis,
won from Edwin Child's OF Dakota,
one section Of good farm land, $40 acres.
! The bet was $4,000 against q certain
described section that New York State
would give Garfield from 1000 to 5000
republican majority.
In OgdeDsburg, n. Y, William Alger
bet his mustache against A. A. Bab-
cocks whiskers that Garfield would not
| be elected. On Wednesday morning he
had his mustache cut off and sent to
Mr.. Babcock.
A wheelbarrow bet in Baltimore at
forded more amusement to the specta'
tors than had been expected. The
loser was annoyed while wheeling the
winner over the stipulated route, by
the taunts Of the latter, and followed
up the payment of the wager by whip
ping him soundly.
| John S. Miller and Henry kleindients
of Rochester, New York, bet Oh thu
election, the loser to walk block a
noon attired in his wife's night dress
Miller lost, and at noon OF Wednesda,
appeared and walked In Mrs. Miller
night gown, followed by crowd 0
men and boys.
4 Harrisburg man was caught by th
} tricky offer OF a wager that one cit
in the United States of over hundre'
2 thousand Inhabitants would not Civ
s five hundred votes for Hancock. Th
t stake was supper for the ward cam
D paisn club Of the winner. The cit
Y named was Washington, where ther
4 is no voting for president at all. Th
J, victim said nothing, except to name tn
o time and place for the supper. On tha
/ occasion the viands looked all righ
e and were just such as the written term
t of the bet called for, but they wei
y found to be seasoned with snuff and a
: other unpalatable substance.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

The Mexicans are notoriously fond
of dancing, and will neglect almost
anything else to attend bale or ball.
Many American dances have been in,
troduced, but the amusement. instead
of being indulged in a wild and unres-
trained manner, is conducted with great
decorum. The ladies are all on one
side of the ball room and the gentle-
men on the other, and when the music
begins the young men walk out into
the middle of the floor and beckOn with
their fingers to the young ladies whom
they desire for partners. At the close clos:
side of the room and the gentlemen to
their own. The waltz of modern society
andlother fashionable dances in the east
would be considered immodest in q
Santa Fe baile, and would not be tol.
Grated.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
Finding Out if His Feed Was
Stolen.
fChamiJel's' Journal. !

An EnglisEman travelling i'll the East,
not being satisfied with the appearance
of the mare he rode, asked his Arab
servant if he was sure she got her al
lowance. ooh, yes" he replied, "my
countrymen often steal from one anoth-
er, and rob their friends horses: but l
can find out if your mare has been
cheated. Iput seven or eight pebbles
in with the barley, counting the mum mber
exactly. The mare never eats the peb-
bles, and if any one steals from the
pebbles with it. If find the pebbles
Short in the morning, | have hard words
and they can not tell how I know, and
so they give up cheating her."
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
Not a Cat.
IN. o. Country Visitor.

Our reporter was around last week,
hunting a house for friend, and called
to see family who were preparing TO
vacate easy dwelling on Clouet street.
AS the door stood open, the reporter
walked in without knocking, and his
eyes stratway lighted on the lady Of
the household, who was making frantic
lunges with the broomstick at some
object under the bed.
Good morning, Madam. All! yen
have troublesome cat under the bed -
Troublesome cat mo, Sir It's that
sneaking husband of mine: and I'll
have him out, or break every bone in
his body"
"You will, eli, 2" said faint voice
under the bed. "Now, Annie, yoa NAV
rave aud pound, and pound and rave,
but Eli be tlOgged il I'll come out from
under this bed, while I've got the spirit
Of q man about me-"
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

A STRANGE AssoCIATIoN.-At the
corner Of Customhouse and Chartres
streets, a black buck negro may be
frequently seen, who follows the occu-
patton of hauling goods, from one part
of the city to another, in hand cart.
He is inky black, ugly, ,.deformed in his
legs and clad in rags, but notwithstand-
ing his unprepossessing appearance, he
seems to have succeeded in captivating
the heart of tall, well-formed and
beau tiful French woman, for they live
| together as man and wife. 1t is said
| that this frail creature was formerly the
| chief dress cutter of one Of our most
aristocratic dress making establishments
on Canal street.-[N. 0. Country Nisi'
| for
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

A Western chap named Sloan has two
wives, one in Ohio and the other III Iowa.
He married the Iowa girl on the day he
obtained divorce in Chicago from his
Ohio wife. The Iowa courts hold that
the divorce in illegal, while the Chicago
court maintains its legality. Sloan may
therefore live with his Ohio wife i'll
Iowa and with his Iowa wife in Illinois,
but it would be unhealthy for him to
live with the Ohio wife In illinois, OF
with the Iowa wife in Iowa, 1t the
fellow wants to be comfortable he ought
TO 90 at once to Salt Lake where they
make virtue Of the necessity OF ma.
trimony and commit it tearly and often.-
s'' IN. @. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire i! Fire i! d!
.N'DTICE.

II AND Once at New Orleans, La, October
Il 18th, 1880. Notice is hereby given that the
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof. said proof
to he made before the Judge or Clerk of Court
at Opelousas, St. Landry parish, la on the 7th
day of December, 1850. viz: Elenor Richard.
widow OF Pierre Richard, W ho made homestead
application No. 1895 for the w Of n " Sec
and e n L Sec II 8 W Louisiana Mefin-
ian. and names the following as his witness,
viz: Andrew Henry, Louis Henry, 4. Dupuis
ard Theoyille Leblanc, all Of st. Landry parish,
La. GEO. bALDLl
Nov. est Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

jefferson Davis received vote for
president in baltimore. That gives five
presidential tickets voted for: Garfield,
Hancock, Weaver, Neil, Dow and Jei1
payis.-LExchange.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
Wonderful Adventure.

SEEING; 100 DEER AT LOOK ON THE
Pixies PEAK TEAII.-ATTAtkLD BY
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
To the Ladies /!

The undersigned, who has had an experience
of five years in the business, respectfully oi1ers
his services to the ladies OF Opelousas and
vicinity for the repairing of all kinds OF sewing
machines. Prices moderate. Orders left at
the Courier Office will be promptly attended
to. "M. l. oIiA
Nov. 6-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
For Sale,
Sheep.
GDtfO7s Seed.

WANTED-Fifty or one hundred hcad OF
sheep. Apply at this office. nov 6-1
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

WANTED-A ton Of cotton seed, for which
the same price will pc paid as IS gwen ID ~"
Orleans Apply at this office nov G-u
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04
Curious Election Bets.

The loser in a Memphis bet TO stand
on his head five minutes in a public
square, with a Garfield banner sus-
pended from his feet.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-12-04

WHY ia the discovery OF the noI.,ss Is
Ro,e Roc,nse ,'He its ' q secret still.-[Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
DIe1ppEAeANcE or d Law CLERK.

,os.,h Maok;e. a CLERK in the law Office Of Louis
cran, AZ No. &c Na2sau-st., has been missing
.,,cs December 4. lie has boon several times an
i,mate of the Kings County laebria,e ASYLUM. but
vile. net ualcr thc influence Of liquor he WIS
faithful and useful in the Of bis employer.
ue wcs a Sco:chman, forty-nine years Of age. lie
was graduated at the University Of Edinburgh
IN 1860. soon afierward he married and
came 20 this country. Tie was admitted to the bar
ia 1855. while in the Office Of Carpenter & Beach'
Of No. 10 Nassau-st. where he was employed or
more than seven years. lie aficrward opened an
Office IN Brooklyn CT hs own account. AID tl-n re-
moved To No. 81 Park Row. thr eiiy. -
did i9t prosper 10 bis pref salon ana vas c SON
speaks in the highest terms II htm, say
ing that he was the best man he ,v.r %neN
for the position which he held. Some days he1oIe core
lis disappearance Mr. Mackie told lis employer
that his life was made miserable BY domestic Uod-
hes, and that he had resolved upon svpa'
children, the Oldest 9oy @l hlne@' ~
the younges, four years II aga: On Decemoer
Mr.. Grant and Nj. Aachie n.et az, eni9
Office DOOR lhe latter was very much cVHilseu ana
excited, and hastily said cave isit noe q "a
PLANTATION on your desS" HIS employer detaihei
hts uiid he had read TIC note. Nj. Maekie stared
that IL was his intention % jump from toTryhoat
aud drown hinsslf. Bo also wrote: fleaGe give
Justice Ferry my compliments, and ten nun De.
asked bis sympathy, hut shall ~ 10 save ms soui
in purcatory IL can" lie also left hs regarlS ior
The KEY. Or. X :. ctoTTs, 81 whose cuuloH ~ Nc
q fnember. liz Tosp0nsc 20 earnest appea.s oy hI'
Grant, Mackie promised never again 70
think Of ending hrs life ard for several hours be en-
gagged In the Office business. Hoagre Il, upon leaving
the Office tsat night, TO meet his employer az ~
O'Clock the next morning at the Couct House III
BToUslyn. but he did not keep bis engagement dnC
has not Tince been beard from.
Mrs: Grant WAS called npon Tuesday afternoon 1l
by "a IKBCSc reporter. She lives on the top iio9r
of the tsuement-house No. 1872 Ihird-ave., brock
I'm, and - II Staitened circumstances. She
was surrounded b several of her children
= Nv husband has been ruined by liquor" she SAID,
Z" and you see OR sItua ion. lie has often zen
absent lr0m us for several days at a time and We
have not worried much about him. Bat he never
STAYED away 50 long as be has this time. | feel
sure however, that he has not Killed himself, ara
that we ehall see him tonight or Tomorrow Wien
he not under the influence OF run ne used to be
Quiet aud peaceab.e, Snd would sit hore contented
aud apparently happy with ms children evennR
after evening. But often. when intoxicated, lac ms
threatened 10 take bis own life. ana because hl
former threats have proved Of no account do not
think he has carried them INTO execution tins time"
The police III Brooklyn and Ncw-YOrk nave de-
ecrlrlion of tie missing man. ana are locking 1or
him with all possible diligence.
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MAKING LOrE WITH A PISTOL.

TIE story of marriage agreed TO by the
unwilling brdo az TIE mouth o; pistol has just been
made pralio. The ceremony was declared invalid by
Judge Barnard TIE Circuit Court IN R0clanG County
The parties The suit the Rev. Luher A. BurFtA
q Lutheran minister, now living al No. GAS Pactcet.
Brooklyn aud Miss EEzabelh HiBnon OF Rauseys. n T.
Last sumner Nh Burrel pastor Of church at
RatosevB Rockland County, n. Y. One OF his parish.
ionets was Miss Elizabeth HinuUn, beautiful gif %
One day he pastcr took Der % drive ana
they proceeded 10 EyacS. When that village, the
girl aaegt ~ ar DUrrcl asked her 20 lrarTy hin. aud
WREN refused - tried u peroUide hor with pistol
Threatening shOJ; isc ii sac enacd again Alarmed
at his determination she went with him 10 The house OF
TIE Rev Mr.. Day N AyacA and they were married.
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express Trains cave New York Desbrossos
lanai streets Ferries. fellows
4sO 1850 g. 500 $3.50 10 Limtsd II $3.50, 4, 44O,
d. Is, T. $50 and 10 and II night sundays. ioO, anu
$50 a. q. $50, aud IL p. M. aud II night -.
Trains leave New York daily. sunday at
1850 and running through via Trenton ana cam
ira jersey Cay aordng speedy and direct transfer
f0r Br1oklyu trayei
heiurng leave est Philadelphia 1901, si5, 4: g,
T. 3J andl AIN Limited %xprcss 1880 49, 3.
5lO 1881 p. on ounday 1901. 34j. 425. g. $50
a. NJ, 4. AID 1901 Leave Philadelphia Camden q
M. and $50 D. LII. daily. except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices 20 anu J4i roltway. Astor House anu
foot OF AID C0rtandts COurts and brooklyn
Annex OF FultOn-st BROOKLYN Nos. ia. li6
Hob ken station Jersey city. Emf
grant Tcset Office, atrery- place. 80 -, g.,
The New.YOk transfer Company VIII call lot and check
ba gage from hotels and re ldents. ,....r.
FRANK THOMSON, L. J., fAhMEh
General Manager. Gcu'l Passenger Agt
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TIVE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
NEW.YORK, LAKE, EaIE AND WEsTERN RAIL


ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS TAXING gggrcr SOW No 1850:
room Coaches Buffalo suspon son Bridge
ac a. a. n.y. conflicting With last trains 70 the West and
Southwest Tumaas best Drawnstoom sleeping coaches
7 D. M DAILY Pacific Expire. the Sleeping
Co.ches rough TO buffalo Nias,Ts tss cincinnati aud
7:l5 D. m. Imisrant train tor the West. 49, -
Newars Gao 81 1880 a. "a $40. 42J. 5:20, 6:lO 1880
y. m d 1900 midnight saturday nights ony Sundays
atberiori aud Passc g. 1900 10. 1920 m-the 1920
10 50u Sb0 $40 bio $50 6lO $780, g. 1880 y m. u
midn ght sundsys Goo $50, 1910 III, l4o' G;3o D. %
, TO- 10 1929 ga nGGp O laI sn si5s q
midnight sundays, 8. $780, 1920 NJ, lido o;SOp m and
pasrscu. wa Newark eiS $40 1880 m $40 40
o,20 s:iO 1880 p and IL midnight Saturday nights only
saifern 500 75H I0.s0 a M l45 $50 600 eIo 7;l6
and midnight. SUNDAYS 6Oo $3.50, lV2o m ii40 $50
D. m. and i2mdnight 80
Newburg and rnwal. Z; so, a $3.50, A3op- sun
hcnGouI aud kingston. a. IN, $40 p m. sundays, $50
Goshen c. 1850 1920 ~. $3.50, $780, 1870. I. 7l5p
sundays, g. $50. lU2O q ~, oSO p NJ 90,
Sundays $3.50. 10 % ESQ p The a m and ts9
p. trains connect with New-York and oswtgo Midland
Port Jsryis 100 o. 1920 M $50 81 tbs p sun
NoIg~BoaIs leave 23dsL quarter quarter after
each from 545 10 sto D. m and at loAo and lao
p 10 - an, ,or .,,r,o,ao,. 4, nrau,,,, poou
a sSsier o. Bassase mS be sSt AZ the Com
pany's oess Nos 2d9 40i s57 broadway. n. y. No
Express Trans from West arrive IN Sew.York at 725
anu i'''' iS 80 n ABBoiT Gem Pnssr At. Sew.York
NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW JERSEY.
aek. 2, $50. $3.50 a NJ T. lo9 osig ~ $3.50 i.io pm
Snaay a. NJ and g ssun ~ c raS ii'V W. ' W"
Manuel spr ng Valley aud Sonssy, ZOO, $50 $50
-" mo- n ABBOTT, General Passr Agent, Neville
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Lying NEY OCEAN CABLES.

The Central Construction Company sent
circular letter 10 its subscribers Tucsday informing
them thai the privilege # subscribing to o. ehaf of The
money necessary sor The laying - cables mad
been reserycd Tbs contract for he laying OF
the cables has been given TO slemcns Brothers, OF
lsoudQu.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
d

4 GREAT TKUNk LINE .
AND UNITED Els MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. via DesDosses and COtand Streets
Ferries, az l0IOws:
Harisbnrg Pttsburg. the West SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cars attached $3.50 M. D. and 30 III daiy.
WliamspOri, Lock Haven $3.50 $50 y. CORY and
$3.50 D. connecting at CORY for Ilsville. Petro
eum -ntre and the Oil Regions.
BaluuOe WashugO and south. Limited Washington
Express of Pullman Parlor cars daily excep sunday, 10
a. M arrive Washington Regular at 40 ami 500
a m ana 10 sunday, 4:J0 a. m ana 10 p III.
~ r ul b. sunday, ..
FSurcss for west Phlsdenhia 43O 1850 S. 500 $50 O
Limited m l. $50 g. A:4O, 3, g. :, s:3O ami 10
NJ, and IL night
Expr Philadelphia via camden. I:3O a. M ana D. ~.
except sunday.
Doars of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
jersey Cv, anOruinga speedy ana dfect transfer ior
BroOkiyu travel. % 20
daiiy $40 a. anu $3.50 daily except Monday From
Was,noton ana Baltimore. $50 q Boo, %
ioSj p. IN. sunday 600 a. "a M and 10; y p m From
Philaaelp "a Gao $40 8:5J ami loo D. M SUNDAY
3:22V| 1i0 !? l0I0 1880 M $50 935 and lO.i p ILL.,
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Anrlion Sales OF Real gsiaic.
I)EABL-sT.

t'hAhi--Hi'
New-T9rE Supreme COurt.-rne German Savings Bank IN
the city Of New ork against Agernon s. Sullivan, Pgblc
Administrator and others.
il pursuance Of judgment OF foroclO ure and sale
herein the 9Th Of NCvtm ber, $780,
The nuio auei. referee IN sail Judgment named VIII sell
public auction Exchange Saiesroom Ne Ill broad
wav Ia the CITY York. the 7th day al January.
l2sl l. oc'cs by John A. BOYD, aucioaeef the
fj.a wing deaclttcd pigJises; ..- -,
~ tiao certain . ground AMI prom ses stuae ying
and beng g. IL. SKtn War; 81 the CITY ~ NeW-lofk on
uOrras cgly side Il Pcafist late MagazintJ -
girniHr taenty.tg0 from ne Garner Of PARK uate
(.0tg street nd b0audei .sOntiwesiev, In IRON, by
..rs-- uel, IN rev Siocknom on he SOu ieast
az .s y erou1d s(e e.. cuban AcEfers an now or late
n Aferanfeft anpbei the nOrthwe t'Tiy side D.
rrsnB NOW or llc BDwue, cont iuing a. breadth
each tverty Tct IN length on the sogth.
eastern rigtYsaveu feet aud on tie iJrteas ery SIDE
mn 81 fea &c te o. less, ana Bow known and
t.sfi. gtishec as 80. fve hundred iour Pearl
EDWARD NJ. BU &c u ARD, Referee.
SfGISNUND KAUFMANN.
Plaintiffs Attorney, 80 Nessaust
DcclO-.a@5Hih&M
TICHARD V. HARNETr, Auctiooeer,
H. VIII sen AZ auction n iSDAN, Dec. "a,
a; u Oelook EAclanee SglosrO ~ IL broadway,
10 7Sd ST. brown stone house - 6x5jx o. p oo
l5H 10 81 East Lexington los and lG2
art btick houses l5G and lao are stables
4th-gVc, Ouheast corner S6d IT., 4 fnil ois
4t,-avc ds, oils feel s0uth 81 olsi IT.. 52oNl'p:
ll7t-st souti sGe, be- 81 and 9Th aves "fui ios
sale Dosi i've Terms liberal.
Maps, &c, al ayc0aeers Office III broadway basement
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n HOuaatOnio
aIine op Pier 50, Il. r. daily at l50 and 2;3O pm
NETWORK CENTRAL and HU DS0N
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Co nencng December D, 1880,
through trains will lcaN Grand Central Depot;
500 Western ami northern Express to Rochester.
plattsOuig. ST. Adams aud Montreal
1890 Chicago Express, dra" ingfoom cars " canaan
caIgua Rochester ana BulaiO.
lisO bay Troy, with connections TO Utica
Slratiga Glen's Ais and hutlaDi.
400 y. H. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
50. Louis running through day IN tno NceS also
for BunaO Toledo and Detroit and excepting
sunday night for Montreal via saratoga
$50 Pacific Express, daily, Win sleeping cars for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Chicago
$500 p. Express, with se,pug for Auburn Road
1890 Night Express with seeping cars to Albany
Tickets on sale at Nos s. $50 and 4l3 broadway and at
Express Offices ParS-plaee and 1856 and 9i2
J. 81 lOUCEY, Gen. Sup G. h. MEERER, Cen Pass Agt
NORWICH LINE
~ 10 Boston Worcester. Nashua, Portland and East
New London-sesmers leaVe rler NO Az Sorth River
al 4:3Op IA. dIy. sundays excepted
DOCKAWAY BEACll.-New- York. Wood
IL haven aud Rallroai.Leave daily. except
sunday. Hunters POINT $40, ll:O5 m.; 4;iO D. m.
Leave HockaHay 7:fU a IA; 3lV, 6lO - m
oYFcE OF GENERAL MANAGER MANHATTAN RAILWAY Co.
No n BROADWAY. NEW YORK Dec. 10, 1880.
CPECiAL NOTICE.-On and alter MONDAY
- next Deceu,ber 20 commission
From $50 to 800 q m
From 4. so 70 1870 D. m.
n X. HAM. General Manager
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gieamboats ano Railroads.
4 REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
N FALL RIVER LINE -..~,
81 TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TlCkFIS.
corresponding reduction TO ali Eastern points magnificent
steamers NEWT OK and OLD Of ny Daily. sundsysin
oindedrO Pier ~ va foot OF MURRAY 3 pm Leave
Brooklyn jersey CITY. 40 ,. via Annex boats
Tic els staterOOms. &C. be obtained all pfnCipa
hotels and ticket Offices az the Office the Pier aud on board
GEO 4. Common. BORDEN & LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent.
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\ FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A. PAsSENGER TRAINS. on and after June l.. 1850 VIII
enots foot Curandt and DebrOssessts at 40 a
n m and $50 D. IT. 10 EasOn, Bethlehem Allentown,
Roaming Msuch chunk, WIS esbarre. 10wanda WaveIiy
Ithaca GENEVA LYONS Buffalo and the West Pullman sep
ing coaches attached to $50 D. m. tram. -, TO-. ii,
Trains leavngat 7A0 a. m. ana p IN. cohhec' iSs AZ
poinrs m Mahsnov and HazletOn coal regions.
S0'"'e All r. PVINGTo% General Passenger Agent
cnrnef Church ant Cortandt-Sts
NJ i+"''"'i' 0 a. IL. CUMMI
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&1 TO BOSTON.
VIA THE
6TONNGrON LINE,

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant
MASsAC sETTs, Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
and NARhAGANsErr on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
4:3OP. NJ, FROM PIER 50, ". r.
arriving Boston ~ A. NJ. special Limited
HrsClass TIC eta between Newi ork and Boston. GOOD
ONLY ~ specified their faco-s2 each.
1okes for 1t all PRINCIPAL uokeJ offices staerooms
secured at offices Wescots Express Company az N0s
1858 an 597 Broadway and Aotropsan and Fifth Avenue
Hotels tcKei Onicesl
PHOViDENCE LINE-POR FREIGHT ONLY
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA EA enve 30 n 0rth
foot Warrenst daily except sundas) al H. NJ
for Boston. via Providence direct.
freight via either line aken Al lowest rates.
ID. d. BABCUCk, President
L W. FILRIHa. 0onarA PASSENGER Agent
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE


TRENTON A ID PlIILA DfLPHIA.
from Station G. X. X OF ~ j. foot OF Lib.
ertyst -
For PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Greensts at 7i5, 8. TO-
Il:l5 m; 1890 $3.50 $3.50. 2 & 11:5O IL p H. On Sun
day at S.4j q. m $500 - ll:3O. IL y. - -.
For Third Berkssts. at 5:30, 1ll5 N; $780, 4:3O,
b:}O 1. m SUNDAY at S:ia a. IN. -.
a. IN 1880 T. 43 44k, $3.50. T. 5, 1870, IL p. Sunday
S.i5 a. m $50 7. 1880 II p m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia or New York;
From stations Philadelphia and Reading r. H.. corner Ninth
and Cren.sis al 1880 $50 O. o, III m; l;l5, 2 315.
5iO 64t, $780, Up On sunday at $50 M; 5:3O, 6iO
From Third and 4:45, 500, 9l5 12O.
3SO g. l:3 o.. sunday at $40 a. m. AGO. ll:30 m
Prom trenton Warren and TuCker-sts -1:26 i:25 $40
ESQ = 800, lO il20 o. NJ; 2 2:i4 E2i $3.50 7;25 s2o
u m Sunday-l:25, 4:25 92O a. H.. 6l5, 1873 D.
Connection Is made Jersey City station 10 and from
BrOlklyn and Erie Depot jersey CITY, - - 49,
Tickets for sae foot Liberty Nos. 239. 26l f0l,
9I gj7 323 Broadway and az the principal hotels Nos
an 4 Cnurt-st Office. Je wells hart. BROOKLYN
n Y Transfer company DOdds Express will call Tor and
check baggage hotel residence TO destination Appli
canon ga AMI i,323 BrOaiwiy 1876 6thave
York Court ST. roOAlyn II these offices are IN
connection with the Bell TeleI hone aud Law telegraph