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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

O the season at Saratoga and Long
Branch will be an advertising belle At each
Of those places. Two handsome girls Of
good form and top.lofty style have been
hired for the purpose. They will be fash
isnably dressed, but their mission !. not to
display dry goods. A dealer in hair. hair
dyes, washes for the complexion aud toilet
articles Of identifying sort employs
them, and will pay their expenses. They
will serve a. models on which to exhibit
the latest achievements in false hair and
hsir-dressing. Their faces will I've care
fully made up with such preparations A.
he manufactures. The plan il bold one,
but entirely feasible. The hotel balls at
Long Branch and Saratoga are o:,cn to all
who come; and these two professional beam
ties are personally respectable, know how
to dance gracefully, can talk we'll enough.
and will certainly eclipse most of the ANA.
teur beauties. They will stay at first-clsss
hotels, lounge on the most lhrouged bal
comics, go to the horse races, and. in short,
make themselves decently conspicuous in
every possible way, There Is swindle in
The matter, however, and III tell you how.
These two girls are beautiful when una
formed, and the makeup" Of their face.
Nth washes and pigments i. not at all
needed; nor is any particular kind Of braid,
rizzle or switch requisite to make their
heads bewitching. But many plain wo-
nan will foolishly suppose that the same
'dornment will produce in her equal at |
and in that error will lie the |
nsir-dressers profit II depends on the
lewspspers to let the public know who
md what his professional beauties are, and |
shom they advertise, but | won't further
lis cause by giving his name. Both girls
ire tall, slender. delicstely-molded blondes,
nth the sir OF Duchesse-, and they come
rom east Of the Ayenue-lC Clara Bile
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

A Frenehmen proposes TO rent for mash
room raising purposes a portion OF the
Mammoth Cave. The part selected by
him is the avenue named in honor of Au-
dubon. Il is said that the proposed mnsh'
room farm will not affect the natural gran
denr Of the wonderful cavern.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

II declare, John, never saw such a
man You are always getting some new
wrinkle" Aud the brute calmly replied,
III you had a new wrinkle, you would
have no place TO put il, dear"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

"wha, does your husband do?' asked
the census man. -lIe Amt doing nothing
at this tinIe Of the year, replied the young
wife. "ls he pauper ?" asked the census
man. (she blushed scarlet to the ears
"Isw now she Indignantly exclaimed,
I've amt been married more'n six weeks"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01
A celebrated preacher make. the recon

A celebrated preacher makes the recon-
mendation Of Ayers Pills a matter Of
religious duty. When people are Bilious
and Dyspeptie what they need is the
Gospel Of Health. In such cases, the best
creed To swallow consists Of the thirty
sugar coated articles in pillbox.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

"How do you like my new clothes p
asked Leander. "Pretty WE'LL" replied
Hero, doubtfully, and then added, "but |
think | should like you better in a walk
ing suit" lie sat wrapped in silent
thought for about five minutes, aud then
got up and walked slowly away in the suit
he had on.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

A San Francisco undertaken made con-
tract to bury the ci,y's paupsr dead for
sixty cents each. A. that price would not
begin to cover the cost Of the regulation
coffin and the digging Of the grave, much
curiosity arose as to the expected source
of profit. The matter is now clear. lie
advertises for relatives or friend. Of every
pauper who dies, and keeps the remains as
long us possible for recognition. In hall
the cases somebody comes forward to
pay well for burial elsewhere than in the
Potter's Field.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01
Ne,r Cure Isr Crlme.

An idea, not exactly new. bat now re-
ceiying new attention smong scientists, - de-
serving cf notice The theory has been
advanced that murders aud such crimes
are not the fruit Of deyilish disposition, Of
revenge or Of hate. They are simply the
natural results Of some abnormal condition
Of the brain. The undue growth u tho
bone in the region Of the medulla oblonga.
ia presses upon the brain and drives the
innocent man 10 innocenily seize an AZ
aud blamelessly chop his wife's head open.
II il her misfortune, not his fault. The
post norton examination of the brains Of
a number VI murdsrers shows ia msjori.
~ OF cases some tumor, maliormaiion or
sof,ening Of the brain, The brains Of AS
sas-ins are usually lsrgsr than the aver
aye. Suicides in almost every case show
sofiening Of the brain in one or more
lobes. The radical believers in thi. theo-
~ argue that this being the case, hanging
is not the remedy for crime. Murderers are
To be pitied, not punished, and PLACED I'M
der medical treatment. instead Of hanged
Al least, while the theory is not yet gen
orally accepted, they hold that a convicted
murdered should be given 10 them to ex.
pertinent on, cut a section out OF his skull
bone aud try 10 mold his brain into
new shape. However this may be, in
places where hanging is still in vogue,
where the choice is between confinement
under medical treatment and turning the
criminal loose on the community. the de-
cision should not be one long To consider.
-lpi,isburg telegraph:
franklin oliver bought $500 acres Of
forest in illinois fifty years ago, built a log
house in the center Of the tract, and has
lived there ever since. lie became noted
Tor eceeniricitie-, and il is Of him that the
story is told about two Methodist minis
tiers, Who, having no money to pay for the
lodging and breakfast which he had given
them, were compelled 10 preach sermon
apiece 10 him rs the sole congregation.
land To be cultivated, declaring that he
sonll have il At his death just as he had
found IL, but i've wears ago, AT the age OF
ninety, he Suddenly changed his purpose
aud habits. from being a woman. haier
he turned IN loving the sex with the ardoI
OF youth. lie woo,d several girls and
women at time, and won their PROMISE
Ia marry him by giving them pieces OF hi
land. In that way he has rid himself o
great part of his nov extremely yaluabl,
property, aud his heins, in order TO saw,
the remain'lsr, have had him judicial,
declared incapable Of managing his bus
ness.
A youth Was heard 10 remark 10 ia
Tsnionian; Haven't | seen you before
lonr iace looks familiar "ls dut 50 p
said Hans. when you gei so old a. ms
your iace will look familiar, too"
Hall dollars OF 1919, 1850 aud 81 az.
worth 80 cents each.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

The composition between publishers In
getting out the revised New Testament
was very keen all over the country. and
the printers ererted themselves To the ut.
most TO accommodate the demands made
upon them. la one book Office in phila.
delphia thirty eompo-iiors Ne, up 2i2
pages-siIs 81 by 81 inches sin Is hour.
The body Of the page WAS Long Primer
with Nonpareil side notes on one slide and
Minion figures, numbering the verses, on
the othsr-thIss iusiife itioLa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

Charley aud little brothers were seated
around Thanksgiving dinner, and in the
course Of the meal began to quarrel about
who should have the wish bone Of the tur-
key. Charley want the wish-bons Of
the turkey. Mamma-Neyer mind, Char
lie, let the little ones have il this time;
you can have the next ons Charlie (sul-
snly)- i don't care, pm going 10 have
mammals wish.bons when she dies
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

We invite the public attention large aud we'll selected sis OF
PIANOS and ORG ANS, and uneJuae facilities Tor furnishing
class OF We purchase for net eash IN
larger quantities than other house in this e The expense o. our
PIANO and ORGAN Department far less than some nous
doing exclusively Piano and Organ trade We have ehd ""e
prices than have been rendered dealers this market and ensne
We sell monthly quarterly pay
and instrument taken trial not proving relrses r
he returned expense with persons df
ing purchase aud take pleasure in answering all inquiries
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

After all, there is nothing like Yankee
ingenuity. The Goodyear Rubber Com
psny has jus, entered into contract with
the Russian Consul at New York to supply
an article the invention Of which introduces
what might be called an entirely new in
dusiry. This contract is Tor the conslruc-
ton Of four dozen patent Clars, or exact
ac-simile- in rubber Of the present En-
peror Of all the Russiss. The intelligent
reader will at once grasp the purpose OF
these limitations. II the Gar STAYS eooped
up at home, Il il regarded, Of course, as a
fatal tribute to the power of the Nihilists;
While II he appears in public the chances
Of his being inconiinently blown up or
shot are about nine and seven-ei ghths In
ten. With the aid Of the gutta-percha
counterieits, however, the Emperor can en-.
Joy the donble,gaarded seclusion VI his
iron clad chamber, and at the same time
appear fearlessly TO the public. All he has
to do is to order the Imperial carriage and
have one Of the dummies inflated and
placed on the back seat Of the vehicle. II
the entire outfit is then glass bombed as
high as Gilderoy's kite, the Emperor
quietly gets out manifesto to the effect
that the sacrilegious attempt Of the assas-
sins was defeated by divine interference,
and the next day rigs up fresh proxy to
.tt.nI tha ot,ara ar oeeuny tha Stat. hox
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

Conkling don't seem To run as we'll at
Albany q, he did al Nsrsgsnsstt Pier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

REWARD ron LOST pnorgGrY.--On T.,
lost a diamond pin. and Published in city
paper the following notice; "Lost-s25
Reward.-A diamond pin. The finder will
be paid the above REGARD by leaving the
same at this office" The pin was found
by C., who demanded the reward which
Was refused. =. then demanded the re-
turn Of the pin. aud, ON being refused,
brought action in repleyin for recovery.
Hsij, that the Under, according to the
common law, becomes the proprietor In
case the true owner does not appear, and
meantime his right as finder Is perfect
right against all olhers. And he Is entitled
to reeompsnse from the owner for his care
and expense in It's keeping and preserva.
, tion; but his status as Under does not give
him lien. Yet, II such owner offers 4
reward to him who will restore the property
a lien thereon Is thereby created 10 the ex,
tent Of the reward 80 offered Wood ~
Pierson, supreme Court, Nebraska,
| Revenge u a noulentary triumph, IL
which the Satisfaction dies AT once. aud Il
sucoeeded y renlorse; whewa. forgive
ness. which /, the noblsst Of all revenge
l sniafla a mammal tlaa.ufa
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-01

A youth WAS heard 10 remark To tat
Tsnionian; Haven't seen you before
lonr iace look. familiar ala da so ~
said Hans. when You gel 80 old a. me
your face will look familiar, too"
Hall dollars OF 1873, 1850 aud 1891 are
worth 90 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-26
Meoiral.

UUMORS and CANCEKSI nc Sur re- wo. % isiSs,
near Bth.aye In
WHOEVER IS SICK or has impaired Tsn he 10 b.
w from any cause. however 9I nr n MOSELEY 10
West 18th st. can their cases corIeGu ~ Void -
w. Wonderful nsy chometrio examiner III INC o,nar
Free examinations every morning from '" N N
hours 81.
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Express Trains leave NewYork DesbrOsses and cor
iA 4:5o 9 sS f SO 10 fi@s 800 340
s. Sso ana s 80 and p 10 anu P m ana 70 night
80 a. NJ and p H. running through via Trenton and Cam
de Rcas OF brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains at CITY aGordnga speedy and drect uahsler
Tor leave West Philadelphia 1901 9i5 @26
Z i:SJ $3.50 IL M Limited Express l;30p m s1
n; ana n p m Lave Phsde pha via Camden, M
and $50 ec sa saSfP "a and
and gSot rC S ss sooSyn Nos
a and q ndscnst Ho6oken station Jersey CITY EN-
n' TTinssr call for aud check
baggage iron E hotel. ana residences L. FARMER,
fhA ttenarai Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood.
~ Havsp u a of PaH 5u 55 NJ 4a5 'IR
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN NALL
IF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT NOVEMBER 49, 1880
"a m~cinclnnau and chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches Buffalo and suspension Bridge n. eu,
Ss win sf s. IS
@ ODay-Pacac Express for ns West Sesp Ing
without change also h tSs w Tsns cars
trains street Depot N SsC 6 t Sio
D. m and II midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 0i'
% SSS ana Passa 10 1920 mtSs Noon Noon
Nv iro,n stnns NJ rutherford only on sndaysiI ma,
1h b0 1io b:lO bi80 Clio. 6:S., iv;SV u, and ~
night Sundays ., $50, 1920 a me- lf'' O''0 r N' nav
miangn g. 7o TO- 1920 ~ noon lao S1S S MA
fesT On y IA aid $50 a. O. T. 1850 D. m and 10 mi
DiSh sundays T. $3.50. lO;2O M l'aO' 0'0o v w. ~" -
miSGgss Vi. Newark e40 $40 1880 $40 aSo S2o
a. a Ia M and IL midnight SATURDAY nights on' sun
day 9l6 NJ 8S MO H. 145 $780, 6lo 5;l5 and IL
miSnigh1 Sundays. y, $780, lO;2o g. III" A4' ooo p ILL., anu
~ m ianlgRRr7 5o 1920 a m. 4:S0 p m. On,
Wsrw1x and Cornwall 100. $780, 43o p m sun
day, SSUa and Kingston, $3.50 M sundays e;'o
TOO. o, 1920 a. m. $780, $780, AGO. Z. 7l6 p m
SUNDAYS sSy iC'So ' 4 M sSo $50, 77l6 p m
ndays $50 1920 a. $780, m. me y u M,aIa3S
. mn rains connect with New'York ana os"eK" Au"
karoad at Man, no O. 1920 m 49, g. T. 7;15 sun
days $50 1y leave 2Sdst quarter Of and quarter after
..ch honr from 045 10 9so D. me- ana ~ i"Ao anu ~
for massage and for Apartments in Drawn Room
ana and transfer OF baggage may De ie AZ t1e
cneo nasces Nos 230 40l or e57 5roadway N IT, NO
pany ieeyookyn or at Company's Depos - ,sx
CCuIes.. TRAINS from West arrive III Ne"ioA ~ 80"
and fl29 & so % XBBoTf oenI Passr Agent Nsvfork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.JEk KS ~
~ Trans for Engewooa Co sS 4o ssS iiso pm
ack 4, o:SS M aud $50 D. m The 1l3O y m Tram VIII
sys AZ ninu Ies aler SATURDAY nights ,oo aso M 4so
Nanues sprDg Valley and Aonsey' 'oo' '''o "' S'
Pm mo N ABBOTT asnarai Passr Agent NswYork.
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Sales bp Aurllon.

NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT
~ AT AUCTION.
THE wooNsocKET PATRIOT Daily ana "eexY
paper published at woonsoeket Rhode Island WIN 'S elu
pent OF machinery type &C. subscription list anu GOOD WIZ
together with the job business connected W. VIZ 70
sod at public auction. on WEDNE 9pA ~. '' ~ way "
March nex at ~ O'Clock on the penIsus A., orrlicaon
snrter information and made known on "Pp0@On
10 the undersigned , -, aha rrrnoae Of setting the
estate Vi '"o 'A'o '"i0 ID D. FAkNUM Administrator
Wnonancket. r. l.. Feb. ~ 1851.
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8 isamuoats ana Railreaas.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
s. TO BOSTON Roh s sPEcH siMrrrp TICKETS
ana Il s
eepted from Pier 9s Re- Of Munay-sk az $50 m
ssOss M Jersey S a. s III erS DSas
hotels and ticket oces the once OF Pier board
GEO; !. COMMON BORDEN q LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent Agents
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO The WEST
O, an. y r., Pai lad nsltim:Ts and @s.9n.,Sn
sunday for Washington Sns the West with
DAILY, for washington Cincinnati Chicago and 81
Louis Entire tram runs through 10 Chicago also through
lao m,-Daily. for Washington aud the West with
The New D. and 8. PALACE sLEEPING CARS attached
S,s:T line makes time west
Principal NewYOrK once sl5 Broadway, ga Bread
secured and baggage through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Uo % Tt ns e% Set q ws Sf ''a0n In
Commencing December l. 1ss0-Leave NewYork' loot Oh
$3.50 m.-For Pennington. EastOn Allentown Reading
7so m2For schoOley's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D. l: z Western r. H., EastOn, Allentown. Wkesoarfe,
nH
Ns1cok Upper sslgG
risbnrg, Maueh Chunk. wayerly, &c. 60. -.
pISol rp Scranton @anon on0nN fs"aua
$3.50 m-For scbooleys MouDtain High Bridge Branch
EastOn Allentown, &C.
4:lb D. m-For Somerville, Pennington &c.
6:3O p. m.-FOr EastOn d., L. aud w. H. r.. Allentown
Reading, Harrisburg, Manch Chunk Wikesbarre, &c.
Sunday leave 845 IL for Bound BROOK
intermediate stations at $50 D. Easton Alien
town, Harrisburg and the Meet -. ~.
Newark 6:l6 6;l6 645 715 745, S:l6, $40 BID
$50 10 1890 ll:lb ~ H., 3, $40 4, 4:3O o. b;3V
6:46 O. Clio $50 7l0, $40. 9:lb, lUl6, lilo IL .. NJ
For trains local Time Tables az stations
the Brooklyn and Erie make connections
70 aud from Jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
L
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. south Amboy Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbny PARK Point Pleas
ant. Toms River, BaIDegat ATLANTIC CITY, &c
Leave New York foot Loertyst, at D. slb, 1l4o mi
1880. $780, A. 5;30p m
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
A cONNEOIIoN Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold
at $40. ll40 a. H.: 4, $50 p. IN.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New: York foot hberty-st. n. X.
Via Branchport;
For SANDY Hook Sl5, ll:46 a M. 4p. m.
For Monmouth Beach seabright Highlands 8, e:l5,
ll:4oa m, 1880, p. N.
Via Red Bank:
$40 a. m.-FOr Manchester Toms River. garnegat &c;
1870 pm-For Manchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
4 D. m~For Writings Toms River Barnegat. sc.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYOrk, via DeSbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries a. follows! -. 81. 49, ..-., -,
Harrisburg. Pittsbng The West and south with Pullman
paisc,. AR alta ch-d.q n. a.. and $50 daily
WtlnamspOrt, Lock Haven . a M, $50 p M Cory and
Fe ai 81 n connecting az Cory for Ttusvile, Petro
ieum Centre and the Oh Regions. -
Baltimorc Washing tOn and the South Limited Washing
Ton OF pullman Cars daily except sunday
10 m arrive washngt1n p m Regular a. i;JO and oiO
i;x,,ress Tor baltimore, except sunday p. M.
xnress for West Philadelphia 4:SU $50 Z. $40. 81 90
i,ts1 II a M l. 500 }4O 4. D. H. z. $50 aud 10 NJ.
md IL night 5uudly 430 aud M; o. T. $3.50 aud 10
D M. and j. night , -, IL. .,,.u -oo. -, 49,. ,.
except sunday. , $4,000. .zt., -, .A....,
trains at city aorng speedy and direct transfer
Tor Brooklyn travel ,,,.., q ,o..o o,x -
doiIv IiO n M daily except Monday From Washington
ann Raliimore $50 a. M 500 52o, 1880 p sunday
nm a. M ann 1880 D. From philadelphia 300, 500
HtO lOiO lao a m.: i 10, z 3aV DIV O,U o'JO U5o
All 1880 D. M sunIay $780, $780, g. lOAO 1li0a M $780,
and lO:jO D. M.
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6clp manteo.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIguNE WILL " b RGGEdvE COR Al hry
UPTOWN OFFICES. No LESS broAuWH E EVoj we
Nrstst iOS West Twenty.thrtst cor hisam r,i'
m ~ East corner Unonsq ARE % In NJ
80 car Forty seyenthsL the HARLEM OFFICE NOS
IO0I ana 800 Thriayc.. cor IA hinlre"Anu''"onS
dith.st.. mp 10 s p. IN. az regular once raees
EXPERIENCED MEN OF repute ana ,.a G9od
address 10 both orders and write Dogfspc
Lrlches Tor ebec and Maritime Provinces H1l 81 G p
s,n BIoerapiIica Dictionary AMERICAN BIUnhaai hA'
SSIi pIjliIISHIN Ma co. IS Wellington-st w toonIO.
X%TANTED.-A foreman for our mixing de-
w parmenti must be horonghy erin The mIxtnrs
n aI varieties jumbes etc ~ peseuc ,a
tnrrd None but a thoroughly reliable ava sc los
- anulv Ad ress stating terms, references ec 'O9
IARNEAU d Co, ST. Louis, Mo-
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81 TO BOSTON, ", III.
STONINGrON LINE, a.,
coNNECTIN0 FOR ALL POINTS EAST

CONNECTING FOX ALL POINTs EAST
The Elegant steamers
ErTs ON tuesdays Thursdays and S.turdays
M No n ARKAGANsETT Mondaya Wednesdays ana fu
dayeas a.soP NJ FROM PIER 80, n. r..
v,os M Jsy sL arriving Boston 81 A n SPecA me
Nrstnass TicAets between New.York aud bosson oooD
s1INIY as specified on their lace-S2 each = ......
,sss ISr sae At al racoai Offices staseroSms
ar.S a. offices OF ~ steotts Express Company, NOE
s ana 07 Broadw - and Metropolitan AMI Fifth Avenas
AoIes sph essi 9%S LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY
steamers LisCcRA and GALA leave ilcF ~ % N
River foot Of WArren-stl, daly except sanasy0 -
Tor BOSTON, via Providence direct
Freight VIA either line akea e ss1scocK rresdsnk
L. w. FILRINS, General Passeusss Axass
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
| NEW LIME
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewYork from station e. h r. Of ~ j. loot oil LID
erty.st 49,.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green sts at 7S5 O. 10 lag
IN: 1880 g. 430 $50 T. 3, 1890 II D. On SUNDAY az
$40 a. m: $50, Z. ll:30 II D. NJ. 90
Third and $50, Ills 1:3O, 4;3U
$50 y. m. Sunday atS:i6 4 49,.
m 1890 1, 43O, 4;46, $50 T. B. ll.30. IL M Sunday,
S:I5 a IN; $50, Z, 1890 ~ D. m.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New.York;
From Stations Philadelphia aud Recalling H., corner Ninh
AMI Geeu-sts at 7:3D g. So $50, IL l:l5. = y a.
$40 $40 100 D. On Sunday at $3.50 m $50 o:AO
~ q. m
$40 D. ll3O p m sunday at $40 a, M 49, $50 IN .
From trenton. Warren and TucKersts, l;25 425. oa0
BSO 81 gO, lODS IL 30 2 2A4, A.24 $50. 7;23 $40
D. NJ SUNDAY. li25. i:95. 800 m. 6:l6. 1870 p m.
Connection is made Jersey CITY Station TO and nom
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey City - go 80
Tickets for loot Of Liberty st. Nos 23S ZoI 4V
q44 sj7 323 BROADWAY aud the principal hoe SOs
aud COurt.st and Annex office JEWELS Wharf, BIo1kyn
Y Transfer Company DOdds Express. viii call Tor ana
check baggage hotel residence TO destination ApD
cation eau b. at 94t and 1875 Broadway 80 TN ave.
BROOKLYN. All these 0hice5 are In
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norDLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQTIP'
NENT AND THE FASTEST TINE lONSlSlENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI

ALL RAIL LINE foT Perth Amboy. Soufh Amboy, Red
Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury PARK Point Pleas
ant, Toms River Banegat, ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave New York, foot Loertyst, at 8. $40, 1l45 nj
l:3O, $3.50, 4, $3.50 y. IN.
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CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS


VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New-YOrK. tJot Libertyst:
a. m. For Washiu gon Cincinnati. Chicago &C. ,
ppm. Daily Fast Line. Through Coaches ami Sleeping
Cars 10 Cincinnati, Chicago. -. Louis. &C. , o,,.. -
1870 D. DAILY for Washington Clncinnati Cnicsgo &C
for sale and baggage checked at foot oil Llocs'
y. r., G. II. II. OF NJ. ,ou,,,.
JOSEPH ). HARRIS, ii. r. bALpwlN,
Gen PasS ABI
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rINO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A"N "N BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

y, NFTEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILI EXCEPT
NJ SSIffNNnsV rIiREE DEPOTS IN PHILA DELPHIA,
TWO IN NEWYORk
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NORWICH LINE

~ n Reson Worcester Nashua Portland AID the East
via New Iondon-Steaners leave fler NO ~ Soth lvsr
az 4,S0n m dIiy sundays excepted Limited tickets 70
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Cer;nrss an0 tneetlM3s
tflusiral Instruments.

DEATHS ORGANS. $50 to 81, 900, 2 to By
atoms Pianos Sl25 up Catalogues Address or cali
on DANIEL f. BEATTY, Washington, NJ J.
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NEW- IERSEY SOITHERN RAILWAY.-

FREEHOLD AND NEW-Y YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTIONS. Leave foot Of Libertyst for Freehold
q S.l5 a LII A,5: d.. IN.
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GROOM aud COACHMAN wants employ
~ age 80 years: has experience: COCA refer
ences. and win be satisfied vita moderate wages JOHN
LEVIS5, All lOth.ave.
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IANITOR, Sc.-By a respectable cOlored
~ man who has hal ten years experience waiter; win
also &c WATERS place references Address s.
ARMSTRONG. 1871 West SD St, City.