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HO! For New Haven.

Members of the Garfield and Arthur club, of the Kelsey Guard, of the Orange Cavalcade and the Re publican citizens generally of the town of Orange hereby requested to meet at the headquarters of said club in Thompson's Hall, West Haven, Monday evening, Oct 25 at o'clock sharp for the purpose of making arrangements for joining the parade in New Haven Wednesday evening, Oct. 27. full attend ance is earnestly requested
 EIAM HULL, Chairman.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
STTTArT0N WANrED

A GIRL to do second work and waiting: German "A preferred none but those well experienced and who can give good references need apply, from to Il, at
 OPS It. 26 TEMPT K STREET
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GAUDEFROY'S EHEPEOYyEENT OFFICE

HAS constantly hand help suitable for private families, well as for hotels, boarding houses and restaurants. Great attention is paid by pro prietor of the establishment in the choice of girls women before sending them to fill situation Coun- try calls of any distances promptly attended to-
 33K Orange street, near Crown street
 s2 GAUDFFROY
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VOL. XLYIII.
TNauts.
WANTEn

WAN M A HORSE for his keeping for six months |493N for light driving in the city. Best of care HTN taken. Address
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

A FEW strictly frst-olass molders, accustomed to A work on machine tools. Liberal wages and steady employment to the right men. Applicants must state capacity and wages expected. Hamilton s 25 miles north of Cincinnati. Location healthy living cheap The shops completely equipped as any in the United States. Apply to
 NILES TOOL WORKS, o19 Ct Hamilton Ohio
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

A MUSIC TEACHER, one competent to give les N- sons on the piano and receive as compensation board in pleasant locality For fnrtIer particular inquire at 229 WEST WATER STREET
 o25 3t Na.. 1a,Io,,,,
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Fourth Ward.

This company will report at Exchange Hall on Mon day evening at o'clock to take part in parade in Fair Haven. .
 By order of C. L. PARsoNs' captain.
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WANTED, Rubber Boot and Shoe Makers and Arctic hands. Experienced hands will be given work immediately.
 A1Tly fo

FWNO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- I pets Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 o20 28 CHURCH ST.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

DUBLIN. Oct. 24.-Mr. O'Donnen has joined the Land League and in consequence is threatened with prosecution. A great land meeting was held in Galway to-day at which Mir. Parnell spoke, In his speech MT. Par nell violently attacked the government and stigmatized Mir. Forster as "Hopocrital buck shot Forster" MT. Parnell said that he re- fused any longer to deprecate crimes and out rages which did not exist and also that he scorned any prosecution by the govern
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

The Ute BrOil-Agent Berry Under Arrest WASHINGTON, Oct 24-The following has been received at the War department
 CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 22 1880.
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Company c, Eighth Ward.

Company c, Eighth Ward.
 HEADQUARTERS Co. c, FOURTH REG'T1
 BoYs IN BLUE EIGHTH WARD, !
 New Haven, Oct. 15, 19SO.) Members of this company requested to meet at Merwfns Hall, in full uniform, for parade in Wal hngford this evening. Every is requested to be on hand Fare for the round trip 25 cents. Per order E. P BUSH Captain
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BigelOw ZOuaves.

HEADQUARTERS BIGELow ZoUAvEsl
 NEW HAVEN, Oct. 25. Company Order No. 6.
 I. The members of this com any will assemble at GAS this evening for parade in Bridgeport. II. There will be business meeting at the armory on Tuesday at p. m., to prepare for Wednesday evening.
 III. This company will meet at 6:45 Wednesday evening for escort duty and parade. Per order FRANK E. AUSTIN, GEO. B. HART, Orderly. Captain. Honorary members of the Bigelow Zouaves will meet ct 195 Chapel street at 645 this evening" with white gloves and for excursion to Bridgeport the 7:30 tfair.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

HNEMPORARY OFFICE WORK will assist at in- ventory' writing up books making estimates, or will fill executive position mercantile or manufac turing, where man of business experience may be temporarily permanently wanted. Address
 OPS 6t# p O RON 56 C;+,,
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FIREWORKS
J. D. BRADLEY,

ED and Green Fire and all kinds of Fireworks at lO reduced prices and in any quantity liberal discount to clubs.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

This command will hold a meeting this (Monday, evening in the rooms of the Garfield and Arthur Vet erans in Exchange building at o'clock for the pur- pose of making arrangements for the serenade to Hon D. Sperry Tuesday, and for the grand parade on Wednesday.
 Per order c. w. BLAKESLEE Jr
 GEO. 5. LOyELAND Orderly SerQt Cant
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
Notice.


 The Republican citizens of the adjoining cities and towns cordially invited to participate with the Republican Business and Professional Mems assoca- tion of New Haven in their parade Wednesday even ing 27th inst Let this be the grandest demonstra- tion of the kind ever known in the State Delega- tions intending parade from out of the city please communicate with the secretary, informing him what train they expect to arrive on in New Haven A. J. BEERS, Chairman. Secretary tout of town papers copy.l Lock box 107.
 BigelOSv Battalion.
 HEADQUARTERS BIGELow BArrALIoN,)
 SECOND REG'T, BoYs BLUE, !
 New Haven, Conn., Oct. 25, 18s0.) The several companies of this battalion will assem- be at their armory at GAS o'clock this evening" pared to take part in the parade at Bridgeport leaves st 7:3O.
 Per order VII STOWE, Col. comg. CHARLES K FARNHAM, Capt. and Adj. Fourth Regiment-Parade in waning-
 ford.
 HEADQUARTERS FOURTH REGT Boys IN BLUE) NEW HAVEN, Oct. 25. This regiment is hereby ordered to assemble at this (Monday) evening Church street. opposite the The train will leave at s:1O; tickets for the round trip 25 cents
 Per order SAMUEL E. GRANT HENRY POTTER, Adjutant. Colonel Co. A, Bigelow Guard Capt. c. L. Parsons ; Co E. Greeley Continentals, Capt. J. J. Bradnack; Co. D. West Haven, Capt. s. s. Pardee; Co. c, Capt. E. P Bush of the above regiment will take notice the above and appear for parade.
 Staff Appointments.
 HEADQUARTERS FIRST BR1GADE1
 BoYs BLUE,
 NEW HAVEN, Ct, Oct. 9, I88O The following appointments on the brigade staff arc hereby announced:
 ". R. Miller. Aide with the rank of Colonel. F. A. Chase, Aide, with the rank of Major.
 WILLIAM A. LINCOLN Gen1 Commanding CHAs. H. R. NorT, Colonel and A. A. G.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

General E. s. Greeley COntinentals. Members of this organization are requested to as- semble at their headquarters Monday evening Oct. 25 at 7:30 o'clock. Business of importance to every member.
 Per order BENJ. DRAINE, President. w F, NoYEs, Secretary
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Germans, Attention

UeFmAhB, Attent1On. The German citizens of New Haven are requested to meet at GAS sharp might at 49 Church street. Hoadley building room to escort the German dele cations from Bridgeport and other places to Music Hall.
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IRRESPONSIBLE. 10.

Supreme Court ChdmbeTs-Bv Judge Lawrence
Ennis agt Ennis NOessng aR McCl0sky Whetn1ic aPr
srsned The People sI rel as
sherif-See memorandum Lennof act Ciets II $40! Is
%e ferenee to the statute In the matter
granted taxing costs Clark aEt Cafk-hepOI Vi el
nsuiif Gonge and others ag woodruff Il this order Is
Consented s. desire 10 have the consent MED II Il Is NOT
consented 20 desire TO hear counsel Fuller ag Fulfill
cannot grant order. Wood agt stewart-f the judy
ment debtor appears on The I'm inst az ~ % a eo
wise attachment viii issue win COSTS Mlsner ag uec
nation Of the INDICTMENT debtor is with West
brook the Lehgh and Eastern railway Conpshy no,
leave was the former motion was denied
without Cornell ag ndeI ne pecnsl elT,
OF the do not think that an allowance shod
be granted Flanagan agt. DAVIS sibcrsteD aRt Mode
Motion denied Adams etc. sg Edgerton0rdeI granted
Whitehead sgt granted referred to A. D.
spsai Tsrn"Bv judge Lawrence Flynn &c, agt. Ia
thop eoIder "a settled and signed Csy "e ,ne hCne
opathic Mutual Life INSURANCE allowance OF
SOO granted 10 the plaintiff The Leather MANUFACTURERS
Nrionsl Bank agt the oxford Iron Company ard others
By Judge Van vorst-wOtOn AL, Clark and OtheTs-MO-
Common PIeas-Specidl Term-By Judge Van Hoe
sen.-Iock wood agt Fox-Findings signed Shields sgt
ehIelds.-Dyorce granted. -, !.
Afariac -ChambeTs-Bv Justice Slnnott.-
Callahan agt Standardization granted and order entered
Hcay AIT Tate-ordei of subsitutien Goldsmith sg solo
act Northumberland nation Of judgment cebior
webber 4gt 1ruax-Qrder entered stIshsno S.' htS
vacate Judgment gsnted order entered Morgan sgt
Iynch-Moi0n TO override demurrer granted Harrison he
Granted with no costs 10 defendant Wood agt Deutch
6rder Of ares granted Gehman agt Wiener spencer ast
thony agt. Webb-orders granted McCoon ast Howard
Nv Judge Gswes.-Erlich. etc. agt Andariese Motion
ss 81 eeaF Gen by the coC Sess
ofser; schneider agt. Gerisch. etc-orders granted
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CALENDARS THIS DAT.

surnrpE COURT cHAnsERs-Lawrence. court opens at
1880 calendar called az 4 a. mINes. s AZ So 81
sa "a 24o 25 252 9eS. 264 27s $50 ISL 2S2 2S3 2S4
Se s9s.S S9Hj TEEx-Adiourned sine die.
Law ~ 4ss ~ ss $50 .s 6o9 te 49,
CIRcUrr-PlRI / Van Brnnt Jcou,t open, q, 1870 m
255i7. 1851 26se, lies. i772. 1882. ooO 49,.
PART II Beach. J.-C2un opens az lOSo a m ;cS
l7s, s 49, 49, 1855 49, o' 7SO 1854 is'
.S I'LL 3 iS isS s: 8 1870 s & 1888
igos i7s is2S 1855 ieoi 1865 1910. 1917. 1861 1910
e,yefnor couRr~uRsssai TsRs-Adjourned sine die
oar called IL in-Nos 81 40. 81. So. 55. 49, 49, 81.
TaiAL TERn-PAar I-Freedman J.-Ceurt opens at IL a
m.-Nos ~ GIL, Learned as 11loson 5l5 42S 2i5 S24
s6s asa S4 49, 45o 7SS 4Oo ST. lOlS lO4S, 2Sc Hunt
PAN fI~curtis c. j. Court opens at a m.-Nos.
.s a s as gs III sae 2t2 $751; 'S' 2'2 ss
RA isp lss Sa sss So = s lS f7s
COMMON pIEAs-eEsERAL RM-Adiourned for the term
Calendar called at IL a. m.-Nos i, 10. H.
EQriTY TrRn-vsn Hoesen, J-coort opens at II a. H.
Ts,aa irhsoPAsr iIiAremors J-court opens ct II
nNss 80 ig5s. 2ge 1850 lsls 1923 J lSsS i4se
1900 1891, 1890. 1911, i5l2 1913. 1914
fAm IL pay yCol Ia oP sas az I'D
i.Ss issi lscs tSs 1855 1907 1863 1904 1905 1906
%SS. s1s $751; 80 TN A. ss ssg
1870 1911 1879 I2$ i2i. 2s 1914 ~ i2 BE 1913
@ ss iss iSss fs. iss $ss iSsS
PAII Ii-sberidsa. J-Csart opens at 10 o. -Nos s52e
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glenmbonts ano RaiIroa0s.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
laudis SITS
$50 M for Washington Pliisburg, Columbus Cincinnati,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston.
and ne south Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark
for Washington and the West Pullman cars from
New York TO Baltimore and Washington, making close CON
neCtons for Tlttsbura Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
and 81 IoHs Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cncin
1000 y m. daily for Washington. the South and Pull
seopers from NewYOrk Baltimore and Washng tOn
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati ndanapo
~ Louisville - louis SonIDas sIspnrg the south and
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida. New orleans and the south. -
For through tickets please cal at Sompanys Office 35
ticket OnCes, OF Cortanit
and Desbrosses.sts. and Depot. Jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
A GnIORADl
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REAL ESTATE.


NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1880
The following sales were held at the Ex-
charge selesroom TO-DAY
IN 6 OF Mycrs.
S9ry eneE q h0qss WIh o St 80 M6rse $1,000
5oTy b9s tenement h Ia Ts5 NJ pa ~ 5000
BIZ IesDiarssc & Friedman.
stone dwelling. with lo;, NOlSi faSb
so ,hru nT prl ILL., II Of "'A," 'o' $500
IN JOAN T. Floyd
s story brick building with lot. No 20 Fast illsL
50 1868 heoi A'e'C' lot l'N'OiV' SUNNI ''' G,325
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RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New. York Via DesbrUss"s and tortandt
Streets Ferries. ~ follows: 49,.
IIarf.burg PtSburg West and South. with Pullman
Pa ace Cara attached % o. M. q ana $50 pm. daly.
WiliamspOrt. Lock Haven. o.. m, -3I J. m CORY and
Eric al 80 D. NJ connecting at Cory for Ttusytle Pctro
l.un Genre and the OIL Res ious. $500 $500 .
Baltimore Arlington aud The south, lAulteh ahgt"n
EIprcss Of Pullman Paor cars daiiy e1cept SUNDAY TO-
$40 a. m. J. and Top m. SUNDAY 10 IN M o,,o,,
Txprrss Tor Wet Philadelphia $50 l30 si@u 10 LIN
te, II m. l. 10 40 8 q. $50. $50 ana IL r. ~
a l. l.h sunday $50 and a NJ g. o. 1880 500 and III
SpTrss for Philadelphia via Camden, 7'S0 ana p m
Hosts II BrojEIyu Annex" with all through trains
~ Jersey CITY. Hnofdng speedy anu direct transfer Or
Brooklyn travel No., .o- ,c.,o, o., toto, o.,
daily: g4Oa M 6in D. M. daily. except honIay FROM
Washington aud Baltimore h5oa m, = 3oi 3 ~ ~ T.
IN snnday C.jO Prom Phi2irlp9ia, SOW o;u33. 900
$40. lnIO / 80 a m. , $50. 49, 40 TOO. s3o and
iOlOp M sunday. $50. Cos, $50. 1870 ll'So AM o;50
lM.lNn III.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
rnrNp niin,nK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOD ROT lE
FOR TEEN ROY AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Nee York nom station r. H. Of MI motoi Lib
for station corner smith and Greensts 745 o. lll5
80 T. 5Jl. 7ij. - on sunday at $40 a. M
For Siacn corner 1hl,d Berxssts at $50 o Ills
m: j. 3D. l. jJ' 40 D. m ON sunday at 81" a. NJ
For lTcutln Warren and Tuclerst.. $50 7.45 O. llll
a m. 30. 80 t. $50, 7l5 II p On Sunday al $40
Rcinrunr trains will leave Philadelphia for New York:
Nin MIN a. C.reci S. At = o' $50 ~: Ito TO- 800
40 'l3 " NJ On sunday go d. ~ 3'o ~ p ~ 90,
go C.t5. ILLS p on sunday at s25 a. m. $3.50 y. m
From r'nton Warren ma rqcscr stsI:}o eHeegt Mon.
day 40 $50. 10 . a. NJ l?15 20 Alb 49, SOL s;1o
Conuccon made Jersey CITY and from Brook
1 Saa or 81 at foot OF srtv ST, nos $50 2Cl 4ol 04.
95I broadway. and az The u.napM hotels Nos land
Nv Yor Transfer Company ,Dold ENpress wi call for
ard check hsaesgo from MOTEL or residence to Destination
NV York and Coutt BROOKLYN. Al these Offices are in
H. +. BHLbwtN. General Passenger Agent.
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamer leave Peck slip daily SUNDAYS eIcepted) Tor
New Maven AZ 3 aud u p. m connecting with roads
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
ibropg6 irain. VII ,rayc Grand Cs6tTa Depot
u Western and Northern Express, 10 nocheser s.
1880 a. M. Cii,agOaad Western EXnress drawing room
csr- 20 tanandairua, Rochester ard Buralo
y O8 M Albany and Troy, with connections
to Uura Saratoga, oicns Fails ani l1utann
600 p M Lou. Express daily. with sleeping cars for
g. Louis running 4ronSn every cay ~ lS NE SC sP
9s sandal g 1s rS va M MSScs Roehete and Corn
nr, Geneva sleeping cars to Geneva Rochester and
pacne ETpress daily with sleeping cars to svra
cuse ocAcacr, Niagara Falls BunalO. Cleveland Toledo
iiGo p m Sight Express with sleeping Albany
aI IN sale at Nos. 962 and a Broadway ant at West
cot ETpGe,s Offices PAX pac, and ~ and 9i2 Broad
IA IA
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RECORDED RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Norris ave Sc sgT eG' P ct lvoSoo huse' 900
pos an9 Road ado i W@rG 5ssioO Mary bync and
husband to Crosson % ;,, - 20, MARI, 81 -'O0o
~, Hudson Is 9bar yss y3S George Il i'"' 10000
same property Della Tanan ana others to Charles
s7, Il 1'cIe I'D II Of Broadway. q5xii7912o4r
Irregular Frederick Lewis to ThemaS Carpeh' :, q,o
57th gr sii55 it Of broadway 25xil 73x2o lyr
regular Aaeine J. Pollen to oF ToS1. Som
2days ~ o Of ~, pn siTI,cF 1000
a 2S2 81 10 SbsTes FrScn2nci $1,000
10Th T. $ lot 10 49, Sl 2N 1o6o2 COOO
2st ICspn lot lot i isSe @5Iss John Charles
qs5. tap''s u i9i.5i- II W Of 6tiovc 2i.5%x0s0
NJ sricr r.. referee TO Frederick Howard ana zoo
ssrS S9G'' : 80 It Of 9Th ave- 2Ox98S; Bernard
Earle to William Earle ,. a ;tj1
N Moran NO and wife 10 William Rowland
staye No $ 30 LIZ, SxP' o mdrgsS 1000
57th st. Sc ieoSa II 81 lanes Wn,ams 1000
S2d g. 800 % sI v Mfe u to + Comm $4,000
Cooper AID VII. .t to J2eP oaIeT to Henry Cooper
e's Si 70 S5r Mn0r pSTdn2y
NSdas ay Sat 10 c6ae. coo6e $500
''1 oPpesheImer and husband to Emanuel oppen ,oo
gta 81 s. 80 NV Of otlaye Jo1osl9 George
same Tr property AOro Howell and vile to Cn'i' 5000
sJth 81 II s. 275 II eof AyeA, QGxl3sl0Ei som
born and wife to Lazarus SOmboTn ,-..-:...:.,,-;
l2Oth.st S49j Il OF Avc.A. l79Xl OK f6& eViu
William McGawtry and wife to Harrison L Nc -.
s55 1S Of oS S5 o iSe 10 sm nv f $500
l4lst 81. II 23lG IT, of Alexander ave yI3NIVO'
7th-avc. 81 II Of l34tlst ~ lfAIuoA tno
g5.7 DOICtha snyder 10 Katie Bcnner OVV
4sth st II II Of % ave. 2jX1OO > John ll"f-
gan and wife 10 Henry McDOnough-. ....''------
RECORDED LEASES.
Astor William 10 Henry soitoug ID st 225 fl Of ann
25YQO, 20 years at annual rent oi .---- gov
Hyatt Ez9oea4 Ii T ycaT AZ annual rent 1000
RECORDED MORTGAGE-
Carpenter Thomas.L 70 Minturn and Others, - -oo
trustees etc. b7ihst o. Broadway. 8 r. SHoVO
Cm.s E1s.R9 9i So no Of fslingionavc ycais 1900
cong" y =; r. 10 roDmoDo o-D'' % 900
coomor; 9 II TO 'S'oou' 'is''' u 1000
benson ana wife TO Annie Ketchan, No 254 Ful' ooo
DoTdaey 70 Malge' ipsis 1900
Fraenznck 10 Pauline Boiler, l1thst OF Isl ooo
place & 10 4 Howell 9ith-st OF 9thave. years 25OO
stone Equitable Life Assurance society," ~ oo
u W cor I2h-sve and l5Gthrt etc. l.Year.-'. lz'OOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
cutue W L. executor etc william II II Moore. 81 800
HaDnum. Elizabeth A 10 Helen Sandford--.... I'oo0
Heunessey X Fountain. D
Move William II II 10 Moore and auother...... 3
Moses William Post and anotherc cutotseS
Mutual Life Insurance Company TO WIN IA PayDe- eOVy
Rose G to Caroline Berrian -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE'

Ferry station in New York foot Of Iibertyst ,,.
Ferry station in Brooklyn foot Of Fulton-st, JeweWs
Commencing october c. ls7a-Leave New.York, foot Of
$50 a. m.-For Pennington Easton. Belydere. Bethlehem
Bath, Allentown Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua, Mananoy Clty
Hazeton, Wilkesbarre klmra etc Connects At junction
wlh Delaware, IA kawanna and Western lsallroad,
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong. Easton Alen0Nn iar
cI 9Ts ann 9 Mts m5@S1 ou e laa
900 a. pFor someryIg and FlePHgtSpii onton Maueh
T1maqga M%'o{ G h comb
Ep,1efa va" Pofit.,,in an ~ arr e,c '
- M For IIiyi ,rid@" iianch Schooleys tain
Bndds Lake and lake Hopatcong Easton' BeVdere Amen
4.SO p m oI s1mervillc and Pennington.
5:3 y. m.-Daily for Easton Allentown Mauch ChuhK
IeGs A. Reaans o seH and Western
For sala.5 ,gl5, cso GAs. 7j5 zap $ $50
& Sd q is ig' iis 20 a. 145 O. Bis $780, u.s. g.
sunday mains leave at SIS a. H. I9p No. for Hound Brook
and mt eale siaii9as a. 5.5o M for Eas'on Alien
'o FOR NaETiS I 5i5 ,s i "a 75 7i5 M $40 $50
10 1880 ll:l5 NJ II M !, , b $780, l. l5O o. o'5o o4o
For train- 10 io al outs see j Inc able stations
Boats o the Brook w and Erie Annex t 1 at
sty city S''' ''-''- ~ ''"' ''''' "
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DiVI-
Leave Nev.York. foot Of IOcyst. ior Red Bank Long
sfHf6% to a%d rom oGE%NfG and fair HATEN
RED BANI;. 10 and from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIRI. with all trains.
FREEHOLD AND NEW'YORK RAILWAY
Loave FOOT OF Lbcryt for Freehold at sl5 ll;i5 a. No.
4, 5l5 p M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New ok. foot Librriyst e.. r. H. OF y j. a.
s:15 For Farm gdalc Toms River BaIneeat aud in
iI5 D. m~For Toms River vincand. all stations to Bay
side AND FOR ATLATIlc CITY .. ,,,.,.,,,, ,r,c,er.
I p III FOR tarpnri9ie. Toms RIVER BaihgaI luoA''
Ton r. Il. ana Philadelphia.
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CENTRAL SEssiONs=IARI I--Smysh, k-4Hc itVI'O "t'
Edward COwley fcontinued), misdemeanor. o..,
PART II-Cowng 1.-THE Peoi 10 agl VIM Lee, J. rniln'
Charlotte Wilson William swafbcrg, stephen f1zslminons
Drv Iunsdon feonious assault aud battery John smith
Thomas DIplev burglary Ellen Lewis. Philip McCCTuack
George Livingston. George Goa George BOugh erann
ccrv William Dillon receiving stolen goods JACOB lilth
m assault and battery. 90
UNITED DsIECT COUhI-Choate. Js-@>oS' To- 80
27 80. 3Sle. "a, SO, "a B. 70.
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Gicamboais an0 Railroads.
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck HousatOnc Railroads.&c. amers leave Cath
arine Slip tPicr 80, r. r. daily At 1880 and $50
Fare lower than by any other rOuth.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS, haIch
80 1879 foot OF COrtandt and Desbos
100 p. for EasiOn Bethlehem. Allentown, hSamhg
Mauch Chunk, Hazlet0n. Mahanoy CITY, Ashland Wilkes
barre, Scranton and Tunkhannock - -, - .,,.,
Attention. Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbarre, Elmira, ithaca,
Geneva Anburu Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and The
"''' 0F'"n ROB'T SAYRE, Sup't and Eng'r.
Office corner Church and COrtlnndt SITS
CHAS H. CUMMINGS Agent
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
40 North River daily including Suudays 300
ion New 4 BOSTON Worcester. &c
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
or AND AFTER TRNU pN w. loSu,
Express Trains leave DesDOses ana Corand
Streets Ferries. rs follows ,.oo , IN = q
100 s;59 anu ~ % ~: ann ~ M md IL nisyt
Express Trains leave NewYOrk daiy except sunday Nv
m and pin running through via Trenton and Camd ~
Boats BroOKyn connect wilma through u'ns
at Jersey city, 9aording speedy ana orec' "a"S'o O
Brooklyn tiayel -, ,r-,.,.,.. ,ont a.oo oas
Returning trains leave West philadelphia I20i 5:5V oao
las q L. $50 I. and 1880 p m. on sunday i2sl, S'so
Camden D .. M 9.b0p. daily, except sunday 40,
set Oncea and ga broadway Asortouse ana ioot
and Cotandt sta; Court snGBrooAn AZ
nex Depot OF Fulton st. Brookyn Nos lo ana 40
Undson. st. HoboKen Depot Jersey CitV Enigrant loAe'
ose gaY erk transfer Company will call tor and check
basgace from hotels and residences , :, r.puEp
THANK THOMSON. -, p.sssaSsr cent