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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

"a SOLID South means poverty
and inaction. - w. II FELTON,.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

The stage coach between Pierce
CITY, Mo, ard Eureka Fort was
stopped on the road, twenty nine
miles from the former place, on Wed
nesday night, and the passengers,
eleven men ard one woman, were
robbed Of nine hundred dollars.
Two Of the passengers threw away
their pocket-books containing 1T,
teen hundred dollars, on the ap-
preach Of the robbers, and alter they
Iefs recovered them
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

FOR CONGRESS, 1TH DIST;
tom j @ Glenn EN- is,
OF Walker County.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
II. NJ. HAMMETT. Ody

EINfEI business now before the publ
ESs You can make money faster al
X work for u than AT anything else
HEiVs Capital not required We will
III ~ 4 STAT you So day and upwards
made at homs by the industrious. Men. w.
men, boys aud girls wanted everywhere to work
for US Now l. the time. You can d-vote your
whole time To the work, or only your spare
moments No other business viii pay you
nearly a. well No one willing 10 work can
fail 10 make enormous paw by gazing at once.
Cost outfit and term free. a -yr-a opp.r;u-
nifty for making money easily and hauor4b Y.
Address TRUE u CO.. Augusta Maine
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
FALL and WINTER
NEW GOODS Z
g. G.. KISERs

Has now in Store full aud complete stock
of Fan and Winter Goods, Ready made Clo,h-
ing, Boots, and Shoes. Hats aud Caps DR. So
Goods, &c, and in fact everything kept in a
first class Store. all of which will be sold low
down for cash Also keep full line of
GROCERIES,
Which is bought for the cash the lowest
figures. and will be sold cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere. Call and see me when you
want anything in my line and will make it to
your interest to trade with me Mon-y saved
is money made. Store on the corner, W est
side Of square
c. G. KISER.
Marietta Oct 9TH les J.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
New Advertisements.
WANTED

ALL THE LADIES IN COBB COUNTY TO
know that the new style Genuine Singer Sew
ing Machine is the strongest and sim
pest, the Best and Cheapest, the easiest to
learn, the lightest to run and the most durable
Sewing Machine ever invented See one. try
one and you will buy one
j. K. CHANDLER, Agent,
Headquarters at A. NJ. Nees-'s.
Oct7. Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
millinery Goods,
Georgia Cobb county :

. UUI EIa '"VVU OVHUVJ
Drucla b. Rary, has applied for exemption
Of personally and will pass uron the same at
10 o'clock a m, on the 9Th day of October lo5O
al my oiii,e
II. NJ HAMMETT. Ord'v.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
5000 mELL * SO ACRES

of land, more or less, lying miles and halt
west of Marietta ON Noses Creek, Is acres
cleared and five OF that good bottom land in a
good state of cultivation, the balance of the 60
aci es is well timbered The mill has two sets
of rock, one for cora and one for wheat. The
mill pond is valuable fish pond Ii any one
wishes to raise FISH, this is the place. There is
a very good house for miller to live in on the
place. Also good little barn.
For information refer you to w. w. SNIP
son, Marietta, Ga.
JACKSON DELK
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

Georgia-Cobb county:
Daniel Barnes has applied for exemption o
personally. aud will pass upon the same 4
10 o'clock a m on The ] 1th day Of October Isl
at my Office.
II. N. HAMMETF. Od'v.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
A Good Plantation for Sale

CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND
Sixty acres more o. less, 200 acres OF it cleared,
and so acres of it good bottom land, all the
cleared lana in a good state of cultivation the
uncIeared Is well tmbered, all lying on Soaps
creek, on the Roswell road six miles and a
halt from Marietta, and six miles and a half
from Roswell factory On the premises is a
good dwelling house two stories high, six
rooms below and two above. A kitchen with
stack chimney in the middle good well OF
water in the yard Three comfortable houses
for renters Also good gin house aud stables
corn crib, shuck house. meat house and garden
Also good orchard. The property is in good
neighborhood and convenient to churches and
schools Also have for sale
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

Il. N. HAMNETT, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
FOR THE sTATE-AT-LARGE
I G G RACK. r. L. KENNON
DISTRICT ELECTORS;

ALTERNATEs
TJTHERJ GLENN, a PRATT ADAMS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
GEORGIA, Cobb County:

J. ". JOHNSON I -.
Z. I. JOHNSON. i,'II l.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07

Marietta, Ca, Thursday, Oct 7, 1880
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
NOTICE BRIDGE BUILDERS.

W. P. STEPHENS, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-10-07
GROCERIES,,
Executors Sale.

Marietta, Oct. 9Th, ls81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
XVILLIAMSPORT RUBBER WORKS
w FOR SALE

The tudsriined assignee IN bankruptcy Of the Williams
u0rl Rubber co. pursuance OF ndor iIopl Tue lst ot
tourl ~ Tor TIE Western District OF ftnsNNdh
WI cxroao PU HliC SALE Tie rNtnntiye nnnuo %
said company TiuksDA MAJ ~. 30, nt ~ 30,
m, nj inc Court House IN the civ o. WEhalulort fcii
1br works con-iHt VI man building s"5 10 icot t.I8
n baierIuGhc 15x34 toc NO st"roA hlel
itn BRICK stack feet high siorr.'Oo nish = room nu
,6, stsnc+ hgl hflrlOOiu lpl iHH ltt
ii ar icet St,res gh; heater bGeluB 9!A3 letl
tvn stories high yFIhalunst. oh'ouse tNc Ml wen uht
II brick and perfect III their pppulI
mn, entire property contains four acres aud The hMihss
The machinery IL MI 81
slf ann ~ excellent cHdtton and all ed ior lmnel
ate praiO The BOILERS CnilIcly new ana the engine
"a sHtor.e nov,r The WORKS contain all the machinery
necessary % make the most cOmpee nAnuac'Iy III Tue
The works a capacity OF 5000 PAIRS OF SHOES
ana yo PAIRS OF BOOTS daily. 1hcOcaton ~ On the nBo
f he NOrein Central Railway. connected by aWch btu
rliunus coal = fOnyCnisnty near hnd On ap.
he day OF HaG ANY hiOinai,09in
thai NAV c desired win DO given by ii. c. McCOrnAcA VIII
l'H'P''' ''A1 f. NJ BUCK, Assignee, &C.
Nyiiiarnsport, Penn. May O. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
DENNSYLYAAIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave via Desbosses and CoraId Streets
Ferries, as follows: ,,, 49, ,., IA, o.,,.uo,
Paace Cars attached a. m, . and $50 p ~. dalv 49,
W1IamspOrt LOcG Haven, $3.50 Cory ana frle
AT SO p connecting at Cory for Ttusvie Petroleum
Rsiimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washington
Txnress OF Iuman PaIlor Cars daily except Sunday 20
a m arrive Washington Az r. IA Regular Al 1850 aud
S.20 a. ~; /, anu 70 J: IN. sunday 70 p M IN H.,
FxDress for West Philadelphia. 4:J' 1880 $50, D Nv ltt
fedn ii a. m J. $3.50, T. 4lO. o, o. 730 $50 aud 10 T. ~
and ~ night sunday ASO aud O. H 5, T. 3i3O e:So and
E4Ures 81 for Phaaephia via Camden 7SO and ..
Boats Of Bro6Evn With al through trsn'
al Jersey Guy afOidng speedy and direct Asier ioi
Brooklyn travel ,.,..-..- or nam. - nor. -.
daiiy T.D0 A H. $50 daily except A0adaY. Prom
WILMINGTON and Baltimore. G:;0 a. M q 800 $50, ll0'
" Sn Snniav ESQ O. M From PhiIa ielpis. $50. 500
$50 ei0 IO4I. 1870 M O. $500 $50 BIO ego s;3C
s.36 ana il:O5 u. IN. Daily. except Monday, q g. m
sunday S:6O Cos. ESQ., z, l04O. 1lS0 M, $50, an(
KIN m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.. 80,
Leave NcwYorx irom station C. r. Il; OF N j. loot OF Lo
o ss S5 eoTSeF Ninth and oreens at 1ll5
m.; 1880, Il, $780, 7l5, II p M ON SUNDAY o4' " "'
For station co1Hr Third and Berksst at ESQ ll5
$50 $50 p m On SSnay . a. SsY + l5 q 15a
IN; 1885, $780, H. $780, 7l5 II D. W. GU SunVay al $40 ~
' Returning trains will leave Philadelphia for New York
From station PhhadelPn,a an9 EeaGng KaCad a @
tlO 7lU ~ ON Sunday SO T. M 30 y p m 10,
g. bS5 6:SJ 1880 3 M. ON sunday at $50 a. H., p ~
sDenotes Pullman attached, oo,. A..
daysi $50 72O s:z! !9l5 Nd 1929; ~ i;i9; 49,
G s05 on an1 az iGe}y SC Ns $s I'll 4ol
GA 957 Broadway aud at the prntiP! h9tts NGS ana
NewYork Transfer Company (Dolds Express VAL call for
and check baggage from hotel or residence
HewYoik aud Courtst Brooklyn. An these offices are N
connection VIII 'Pe T Ps5snsT
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landlng
at COzsens west Point Cornwall NeTH1rG Marlboro
hCn pG Spa MsP 1ssy RSosds
". BALDWIN and THOMAS CoRNELL leave DAILY at !
% RsE az aSysa w FsS SSaS Cornell
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
IN RIVER MISUNDERSTANDING May 10 1885,
500 Western and Northern Express TO Rochester St
A9ess ana cSieaso ana western EXiress
cars 10 CanaDdagua, Rochester aud Buffalo . ...
M E1srtsi e TO A ns S snR IS win
200 A6 ny and Troy E1 69 with sleernr cars Tor
81 LOts running ihTSGga every cay ~ se M
M Ts xtress for Montreal ami
ine wa Geneva Sleeping 10 Geneva, Rochester ana
s.su ~ M Pac6c Express daily, sleeping SRA
crse Rochester Niagara Fails Buf&lo Cleveland Toledo De-
iiS0 Sight Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
Tickets on sale at and 4lS Br9adway ald at West
colts Express Offices PARK place and 7oJ and 92 Broad
T AZ TToTCtY Gen Sup I. b. GEEKER- Gen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
stfamboats auo RallroaOs.

LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DIV
n ana DEAS RICHMOND leave Pier No 81 AoT, az a.
loot " CducIkt ey ~ week day. oOapec1hk tt
hany tSRnday T1ornnZ eXceptedl VIVA Hains +Vi"F W."
and East ktaterOOms warmed bg clean -. 60
Excursion To- Albany and return Eood ~ eaT4 ~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-24
aouses ano Rooms mauiso.

TOR THE SUMMER. q plainly furnished
II house OF rooms With shay grounds within
nm hours rdc ON New.lOrk Address NJ. H." 81 boeA'
mIn.placc y. y. ----
MA NTED.-A furnished cottqge by the sea-
w shore or on the sound reasonable rent Address j.
H.. B. ia East 2J>st-
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Qntlion sa!es OF Real Cela!e.

UNITED STATES SALE Of IALCABLiE
l. WAIIIt POWER Of tnc POTOMAC aur NliEN An;
lrDAIt IINf.ia~, aud MAtIiN Eil. l.oUi - lhIS
IASD AT IAitPtE'S IIIItN, WEST "a. ny Nrlue OF
ccon 74s kevsd statute aIr3 q The Act o. Cone fes OF
luut a. lN1R VIII ot"r az lnhc sil nn ue
10 niises at D. tuesday thc 21ih OF NAV
$50 he following dr,cubrd property ns de !gnacd Oh TIE
Map Of llnrprrH Felrv OF 1863: -, ,,.,.. MI.
I6I ON D. ming The Wafer Power OF 10 oiomac river
the canal aud "Trip Of lau on mat iS'r wing go
hfA lad 40" on h' pat Digil-
nc shenandoah HnG cAicndiig TO the west inSnt n'
Tilrd States property. The wallis 81 Two large bnl1be
thu John Brown Engine House me iolhdaluhs o seSeta
0tUr budCH stuudir and large quhhes OF uieAed
building gang ard other stone ana hudilS htla ato
IL grouud The nhchi IY cfistr Il" VI
Whcci wheels of large dimensions WIN
gearing. nullcH. &C. - 81, a., o,.o,.,,o.,,
River he'd W the Fitted states, Win Tue Hlo VI uo VI" INV
factory and all appuTietnnrue. . , ...- - 100,
LOT FOUR The PERPETUAL neht 10 cut uu Ivtn No s,n
from ~ 3n3A acics u Mountain Lana on inc n"nl
Side 81 The She nAndOth River laceI 10 lt lIt usv
lf the d!ncrent blocks As ma gu on the ahd pat
OF IarprIA Ferry with tC huildlu on LOIS hh NO'lh
Of ~ ciandoal ard IN Lot ~ Wager KesttvalIn -,
TERMS OF SAIEO purchases unuer ~ GnIdIs e.-il
exceeding tur1 cash. balance IN ONE anu i"o
Years Hith lion bang reserved Ia secure PAYMENT
or all n option ~ purchaser deposit OF S-uOoa lD5
one and al time Of sale required COnVtyahceo al
tipt u " the United ttaes believed TO he pal'ct IN
each tlap will b. dc NIP thrwing nctes nhd Doude
Of me Will Do exhibited at The sale Tn Government re-
soc,,0cc ' 4. RAINIls
Solicitor Of the TREASURY.
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TT1HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
EEWYoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

ROAD. -, ...,-c vrr,cr,,.r IN 1881
n In-CIncinnati ana Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room Coaches Buffalo md Suspension Bridge -,
o. M Daily-Fast ST. Louis Express arriving az bunsio
vest Pui!mans best Drawing Sleeping Coaches to
I'm. Dalyl-PscI1c Express for the West Steering
biea9o without change Hotel Dining Cars 70 Cncdgn
Ti6 % m.-Emierant Tran for the West.
IrsIhs leave Chamber. street Depot HS t l 7s,
= and 1900 madDight Saturday nights only
naiSsr aud Passaic Goo 7:5O TO- lO9Oa mthe lo21
At Rutisorfrd Ully 90 Snbdal sig pOO,
1Sb $40 2;50 44U. 5:lO 800 0ln CSC. lu:30 M ~
midnight sun6syS eoO $3.50, 1920 No. i;4o' e'SO D. H.
Pasersop cas- 75e $40 10 1920 1880 M u noon
l15. BIO $50 t:So S;4O S;i0 s2c 6;Se, 6i0 S:S,
1889 p M ssS y TAHEa aia sgS %Snes q $751;
sufsSn COO T:50. 1870 m, 1:f5 81 so boo Glo Ills
l9 80 p and ~ midntg saHaayA $780, $50 1O'2o -
Warwicf 1859 q M 49, N. an . -
TeWburG and Cornwall $780, 200 A. H' %SO' a:SO .. m
RsnScS s and KnrOn. 900 H. $50 sunday% $50
OGDEN coo ESQ go 1929 s5 $50 sS9 s 40 Zoo
"stsdlstowa 7t esga, lc2V $50. A:S0 7'0 7i5 p
M EandsT ~ $50 16:90 m. CS 100 p IA The es0 a IA
nnd Sso d a. traiDs CONNECT vim NeWXbrk ana osNego
81, Ierxs Ssa qsd iO2U 4:30 800 700. 7,lo
N, SnySsys = S0 i0y2d q m. ca 6sSo ana 7sa9
henf iron s:I5 a "a 70 9sE6 p and al 1RSb ana iiA5
:kes ,cx passage an6 LIT AVerinensa DIay.nE Room
scsa1 ana Issnsler OF Baggage NAV be let e. se Com
,anvss "a Nos 2Sa 4OI, OF o67 Broaway b " No
Eourtsi nrscSiyn, e. sile COMPANY psRoe a, 90.
ana iiaS no f 4 aSBoRf. oenl Psssr At NewYo
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
NAws apnoI
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connlrp prOperlp 70. Sale ono % Ctt

4 - Susan ~; house
10 ronscn--t. GoEboN i~ fpRn.'' tlnk-i~ BrOoA,IL
Connlrp propcrlp 1oy Sale nno 90 Get
AT LONG BRANCH AND YICINlTY.-To
to - 500 Also board procnrO f. noio congcs Apply
70 M. LANI a CO. Last LING Inanch -
A + ORANGE. y. j. (nclghbolhnOu speciality.
6pn. '0'I h6WAD ' :"T ia Al IrLfoN ia FneL.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE; all
ACE III, Pines: o. T. O. nj BEKi Echo Lawn
EOR RENT at Morrislown, Ncw-Jcrsey, fur
GishcI u dtrrahc 0cLt"us AZ removable tcntH
Call address norisiown Hon' k'iaIe Agency IllEo-
TIOR SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT of 53
4 ACRES the beautiful village ut Geneva situation
ce!tnt; goot buildings ana ubLnd4ncr o. iu rare chance
~ ''''''''' Gi.nEIT IT, SMITH Geneva. y. Y.
| EOR SALE.-Bcuuliful country residence for
FE4 g. '9 80 m 81 HI 5son 70 from Sa 81 from
Ma9cecr m1gl Ts '9 ir Ge5Sl gn i%ne2Ta INV
G"1 MILL NAN F o md d ' n ga roS S'S nay S
Tidnc ia1i n sioit Gisi,nce ana within sgh II ihr
ho.c lnluded ihrS i land TO suit Turcl Of tr
hLcs locations o NE MriImek gran riHrr nId na9'pi
schools. Apply A. LANE J., No.ll Hmoyerst Mancnef'
EOR SALE by ORDER or EXECUTORS
! II On Clas.h POINT, We-tchr.er tounty Long Island
2'JoTS dh-s room rISHso 21aOf' coHaiGs rooms,
sieb @o,asr; +!9'o lece@,y e'psaae9 N 5yra,sls
! wafer iiontarc mo sar mradoVli only 5 mics
| nom Harlem Bridge. This property Is we'll calculated
For price fll partruai, apply T.. II. IL DION
! o.. NJ. Pmrst AM I,lSJ ErIalwiY
| COR SALE.-On Ronnd Hill, N~ItInmpion.
Jiing aot ten ac cs = ianl IN GIsc lawns foVc ycsia
be and init gad,ns moving and lnTiUage large bnck
mansion hon slime sta le; coz saperj 81: colmanas
vriCni schools churches Giis college and tho
Carl Institute laif The admirably ndap'cd spec.
ulaye ment without inuIug The residence. forms
| Apply to WM: T. Knight Executor.
| OrtoJ. 81. TURNER, Northampton Masl.
| TOR SALE.-Stoie aud dwelling combined,
nj Ml.brOok. Duchess CI5utv \. Y. Address IFS Ia
| Kill SAVINGS BIAS X, FskAil, y. y
IGOR SALE OF LEASE. far MANUFACTO-
Lots AcEown creek al orinE NoWYurK ana brooklyn.
| RA. NOUNO. Engineer &c. 20 EXchange.paco.
| HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE. - superb
city location: hnudtom house grounds al mod
mIrol cmcnts; costly !niiure line horses. venclea
'-''' i. NKiGnf. fourhkcCpsie NY.
| NHONTCLAIR, \. J.-FOR SALE-A hand
IVA some residence pIpe:ty Of about three aoIesi nwn
foyer bea, cIg sistIes large snde trees chooC fTInt
Ceet has ~ roon gaA ana cry improvements M perfect
| HOWE & rAltsONs 20 CCdar-st. X. y
! MORRISTOWN.- rent; furnished hand
VA come hourc and grounds; a.. oonyenelces Ghund.
gncc Of fruit terms relsoaae j. D. CUNDiCT Pine A.
! OCEAN FRONT on south side of Long
W Isand for salt ronelst Of ~ hgos Of choice lana run
cannot DC surpassed his pr0ey ha> the advantage az
being bounded two ses by lakes no swsmp land every
uuu.ng. kaEiug. fishing BanRi rurO cHnce for
HULAHD q WnfffNu,.
ORANGE, N.'J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
W rsATe " ct an FURNISHED and HninrIHahed
BlAckW Eli sGiTli. opp man s'at0n- Orange h'1-
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ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
W fhATe SAFE, iurnisbed aud nnilrIlhhet
BLAckW ILL 4 sMiI1i. OPp. man staton oranEe. Nj
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TNyHI1'E STAR LINE.

NV HIIE CIlAIt IIINL4s ~ rrr ~ Z, %.
w 11HfTFD STATES AND ROi AL MAIL 5IEAhEHS
TIlR OTJFENSTOWN AND IINEhfOo1- ~
SoTICEThs steAmeTs Of this LAO tAe I'M, S ~, 49,
and homewafd VoyaEeR sh,.sdar Nav 81 a. m
CELTIC Capt. Gend6ll 80 "a
Bh1TANN MIC. Can't Perry 49, 10 y M,
ADkIATIC Jeunings- tuusa9s w ~, ~
fsSs, .Saturdn9 guHe " y y ~
FRON THE WHITE STAB DOCK. FOOT OF .W-SsF
Teae l;ea1ners arc IN lze and ansnassel ~ -
SMOKING RE1 BILL
looms ar Anidsps. where tho nose ann oyJ
east fst aHordiDg degree OF conliorT ii'usi'O
ticketa favorable terms. -
iss steafsrfs ssrFy niihes oattle, shcep nor pag4
LoT inspeefl0n and other lnsormAton Apply - ne
Compaay's 0nesN 10 81 ErSaaWg, SS~,SS1 - ssa 80
RalaRtsk, PhilAeetphAA -O SSAAs- AA-s-
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On and after MAY "a. 1880.
FxpreRs Trains leave New York. via DeSDrOsses ana Cor
Iandt Stfeets FeInes as follows; o,o . an
g. 730. 300 and 10 M. ana IL night Sanosys; 9'oo
and m., q. G:S $40. and 40 u. m ara ~ night m
Trains leave York daily except SUNDAY l3O
a and y. running through via IreAtOn sna cam
BosIS BROOKLYN connect with al through trains
NJ Jesey City, anOrdng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travei.
Returniu trains leave West Fbllaetpa lZ1! ":<O s9
7a6 $50 and II a. m. q1mlted Express l:SO p M, D.
i6sO and ESQ r. Daily. exced Monday, 4;25 H.
Cn Snn,lay 1901 $40 SAC $50. 1, $50 an aad IN
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, n ~ and 300 p n eK-
TScket Ofces 626 9I4 Broadway SO Aston House.
AMI foot OF COrtandss No. Conrtsf aud
BrSoEyn Annex Derot. foot q Fuilon%t brookyni No
ia 116 and IFS Hnlsonst 3 Dep" jersey |''S'
Eml lg AL t TT4SnsCN 'O' O'O (. p FARMER
rs general Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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GOnnlrn DrOpertp for saIe ann % Eet.

.OTD-STYIE FARMHOUSE and GARDEN.
J '--For The summer history house. unnrmaho Aitu
aied tvs rlrs west Of Bound irOdk aud one M hoI OF
Endere M fnu ~ mountain, ono hours nue. lrbm Now
york commands fine view good nr spring water anu pc
rrsdue oiyiruns. with privilege OF trnit anu pasture IO
horeanA COW SIS per month Address r o. BOX 3D. bouu
RruOR. n. J.
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DOTTERDAM LINE.
teansas leave nd FavoHia Ferry Jersey City
~ -.Iuilav. 22.......W. a SChOLIkN, SAUL
MAO dav Msy 80 ..scIIIFDhM, wednesday. June :.
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n CAZATX, General Agent, u south Wilham.st
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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Excursion To Albany and TetEr Eo T iEiT Pie,i5t
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Lave New.York from foot OF Desbrosses ana 1"rah
$40 Washington Psburg Conm11s cla1i1sS
Indianapolis hcago and the West fichnona NeSar
Ohio PitlsDaTg and CicagS enc o,, p,,0,, car. from
NeEYoi Baltimore and %ashgtoT making 9oSs 0
ana ST. L0us Through Pullman ears baltimore u Un'u'
net snI N dSy for Washington south and West pu
man sIcrreTs on NeE.YOrk 70 Baltimore and washington
a;s iwgTe ST. Loms Column PttsburC the South and
snTa eunes t washington Win trains Lyneh9urs
f PGT through fes please cSmpanr oGss BIS
Broadway New York and ct nSset % s 1901 oi vi
ROUND Trip TICKETS TO on KAbN 81 NEBRASKA AND
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on, on N Sl,s
gauct Hoas4OIe % ieuTS C2th
S' Pare 5 lover II thu ~ by any
LOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
i ALL NEW.J EAskY Seaside R5Soitd di vii, leave
CENTRAL RAILR0A d OF NEW-JEksEY. Ferry Station
iO Via All Kan LIME sl5 lli5 l6 $3.50 eIpres'
Via hay $50 a. Ion, ,n0o 10 1880
IS al fes sS
a N. Leave East Lug Branch tor New;Y0rk a. . pm
L. T. '''' Gen. Pass. Agent
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. - ,oyo Ill,
II PASSENGER TRANS on ana after NAV ~. 5S9 MN
and $50 M for Eis!SP Ee'eG ana waSeTy
f EfSn Geneva T Lyons 5as West Pullman sleep
ing coaches attached 10 $50 D. N train g., II ,,,,.
Trains leaving AT m. ana p ne connect loI al PO0
g. H. BYIN0TON, General Passenger Agent
ROBERT II. SAY RE, General superintendent:
0eEerRl Eastern Office corner Churth and CGruaU
C. H. CUMMINGS, Agent
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
II SPRINGFIELD, uOLYOKE, WHITE hOUNIAiNS
on EBEC &C. SteaInels PIER 20 r. r., at D. m
and ITO p sundays excepted cGnaectng I'm SgeSa
iras above intermediate points: fickeis solu au
checked 544 Broadway, N. " anu SouIts@y
Brooklyn Excursion TO NewHaven and return. 81 oO,
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
Pier a. North River daily including sana&ys at 5OOp. N
for New-London. Boston Worcester. &C.
nID RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST. - .
At 5 N. daily a. Guiding Suodaysl from Pier So Norlh
s6ca al Ee tickets sold VIA this for 81. GOOD
ONLY Tor the day which they Issued spec
ned on their face Freight lowest current rates
L W. FILKINs q. Agent D. s BABC4CK. IIesl.
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
i VIA PhoYIDE%CE DINE !, oPpA1r
FULL NIGHTS REST: ~ ONLY AZ NILES ~ RAIL
The favoIite palace steamers $500, .,.r,
MASSACHUSk1T ITS AND RHODE ISLAM
DAILY Sundays excepted from Pier ~ North l'o 'O'
o INTERMEDIATES iaudings between Ncw.YOrk and PrOv
dence. Passengers arrive Boso at a ,o- 90, ~
tickets secured III Nos 800 5St go anu
New.York snd 333 ashnEOnst BrOoSlyu Tickets are
also all principal hOte.o End ticket ohcc auu AZ
Offices of Westcott Express ConL any Freight taken AZ 10"
's1 la We FI,KIys :. BABCOCK,
6. p. Agent lIcslceh'.
TTUE MARY POWELL will commence for
the season on WEEDS ESDAY. NAY % Wil leave fiom
foot VESTRY.ST s. d D. M, aud % Tu-ST al 3:@J D. IN
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RIVER LINE

- FOR BOSTON AN d THE EAST or--o,-
=, norAcH NAY BETWEEN NEW-HOtLk AND bOelo"'
esScrteSnondlpg reduction all other points East -
SCatS tickets good ony for Continuous pAsSAec VI
.,esnsrs and connecting train spected thereon upOvT
he n1amuBoth palace steamers BhISiQi T M
san Per 2s n H., foot OF MurrRy.sl- 81 bv J. IN Dsx
G@aye Brooklyn Q. jersey C1tF S2o W. VIZ az 90
tcSets siaerooma be obtained IN NeM1 OF ~
SGi ~ 10i ST ga e57 Broadway, and az AZ III
nd the OFFICE OF III
line on THE PIER, and ON board cleaners; N0 %
S,en a. n Old state House and ~ Old Colony peuIL
DOst"n ~ -' BORDEN e LOWELL, Agents. NeW-H
GFO l. cox NOR GeDeIal PasSengec Agent.
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" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST .. -
Al D. M daily a. Guiding SuDdaysl from Pier 3d. North
River, loot OF Javst a., T., -, ,,oor,
Speclai limited tickets sold va this line for el GOOD
ONLY Tor which they are Issued Hs spec
fled on Freight taken at lowest current Ta
1 W. q. i. Agent, II. ;. BA bCNlCh IIesI,
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On and after MAY "a. Is

nouptE TRACK THE MOST IMpROvED EQUIP
~ HSN,r AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.