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Take walk around to NJ. V. Wol

THE boys about Washington Furnace are not much
older than they were two weeks ago, but they know
lots more about law than they did then.
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MARVELLOUS Low PRICES for Straw Hats, Felt
Hats and young mems Nobby Stiff Hats, at Washam
Co.'S. Mammoth Clothing House.
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THE boys catching turtles this
Gus. Bleichart the barber got few days and
placed it in tub, when it deposited large number of
in the tub The low stage of water in Salt Creek
and the ponds makes the turtles bite vigorously
soup ought to be cheap.
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REV. Mr.. DICKINSON, of Pomeroy preached at M
Z. Church on last Sunday. Mr.. Cherington wen
down Salt Creek-to ssSavage's'' we believe
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The be save in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all kinds of Skin Erup-
tons This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction in every money refunded. Price 25
Cents per Box. For sale by e. D. Lewis. 1snovSOy
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Miss JESSIE MURFIN is at hom

o. s. MILLER got home from West Virginia last
week, recruited in health and spirits, and sells
goods than he did before. Give him a call.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

THE small boy who allows ~the next two weeks tc
pass without "tackling'' mulberry tree, misses
golden opportunity.
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Agents and Canvassers
RYrd. the Barber.

ASehtS and CanVaSSerS
Make from $25 TO $50 per week selling goods for E.
RIDEOUT CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York. Send
for their Catalogue and terms l9aug-y
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

SUITS for men OF all callings.
SUITS for boys of all sizes.
SUITS for children of all ages at
WAsHAM Co.'S. MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE.
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MRS. SHROPSHIRE, of Washington Furnace arrived
in Jackson on Saturday, on visit among her many
friends.
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On Friday morning met Thomas Brooks, Of
Liberty township, on his way to town after medical
aid for his wife, who was i'll.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

Alpaca Coats, White Vests, Linen Vests, a
wASHAM & cos. Mammoth Clothing House.
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Great Bargains i'm Watches.

WATCHES, Clocks and Jewe1ry repaired satisfa
tory by II. o. WITTE, NickelPs Book Store.
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FOR any kind of goods necessary for family use,
call at the of Brookins, Hunsinger & Co.. next
door to the hardware store of D.. L. Pickrel, Main
Street.
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Miss CARRIE NIEwvAHNER was married on Mon
day to Dr. Dunham, Of DIR. Dunham who used to
be a citizen of jackson.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

BOOTS and SHOES at wAsHAM Cos. Mammot
Clothing House.
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Fine Residence for Sale

We are authorized to sell fine brick
residence in Jackson, situated near the
Court House.
Call and hear particulars. If
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A Travellers Story

CLARK BoNDURANT's familiar grin is noticeable
upon the streets of Jackson again. Clark is lively
how
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THERE is a report that Cash Pugh the Restaurant
keeper, has new Kitchen.
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QUIET HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrers.
27jans1tf

MEMS GauZe Marino Under Shirts,
Mems Fancy Under Shirts and Drawers,
Mems Jeans Drawers, at
WAsHAM & Cos. MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE.
DURABLE HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrel's. 27janSlti
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Ifyou want clean, smooth, easy shave; If you
want your hair neatly and fashionably trimmed If
you want to be brushed up and put in nice trim gen.
orally, call upon James w. Byrd the barber, at the
Ishum House, on the Broadway street side opposite
the Court House. If
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

OF all diseases to which children are liable, none
are SO alarming in their approach SO dangerous in
consequences and often and suddenly fatal in
their Group. The attack is oftenest in the
night Frequently physician is near, and yet that
peculiar hoarse cough, that difficult and laborious
breathing those spasmodic struggles for respiration
must be relieved Immediately, the child will die.
prompt, safe and efectual remedy is found in DR..
Seth Hart's Group Syrup, thousands can testify.
For sale by all Druggists 29julyS0y
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Bone Dust, by car load, at D. L. Pickrel,s-t

L1GHr-RUNN1NG HOUSEHOLD, at Pickrers.
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THE show last Friday and SatuSday was little,
but good. So was the crowd.
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Notice is hereby given, that at the regular
meeting of the Commissioners of ackson Coup-
ty, Ohio, in session at the Auditors office, in
June, A. D., 1881, a petition was presented
10 said Commissioners, and filed in the Andi-
tors office of said county, praying for the in
scribed territory; towit: The South-half OF Sec
ton number thirty-three 1887, of Township
number eight (S), of Range number eighteen
QS); The North half of the North West quarter,
the North-half of the North East quarter, and
the South West quarter of the North East
quarter of Section number four (4), of Township
number seven CO, of Range number eighteen
(1S), in the county of Jackson, in the State o1
Ohio, and that the name of said Village shall be
"Coalton."
A map and plat of the above described terri
tory is filed with said petition in the Auditors
office. Said petition will be for hearing before
said Commissioners in the Auditors Office OF
jackson county. Ohio, on the 11th day OF
August, A. D., 1881.
LAIRD & TRIP,
Attorneys for said Petitioners.
iuna o2-Rt
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TRUNKS, vALIsES, &C., at Washam & Co.'S
Mammoth Clothing House.
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W aCCHtS, CIOCkS anu J6W6IFy
repaired and warranted at the Jewelry
Store of II. A Bedel.
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at the Jewelry Store of HI. A. BEDEL-
three doors above the Postoffice, Broad
wav Street
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23
Legal Notice.

JOHNNY NADER, of Chllicothe, made us a very
pleasant call on Monday: Come again. Johnny.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

NEW JEwELRY STORE at Nickelrs Book Store.
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THE art connoisseur and exhibitor,
Prof. Cromwell, was cured of rheumatism
by St. Jacobs Oil.-Nor5ozk Virginia71.
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A BLESSING.

ELDER j. P. EWING will preach at the Christian
Church, next Lords Day, June e6th. All invited.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-23

The Ohio University-The Library-Com-
mencenent Observation-Disclosures by Gov. Fos-
ter-The Asylum for the Insane-The County
The Town-Etc.
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published this time by C. E. NJ Jennings he being
| the eleventh editor of that paper.
There four other papers in the county, the Jour-
nal and Republican in Athens, the Albany Echo
bany, and the Nelsonvle Ncrs published in Nelson
ville
The first permanent settlement of Athens county
made in 1877, at the site of the present town of
| Athens.
Pearly Brown, another of Athens countys old citi-
zens, give idea of prices about 1923, says he
worked week for Judge Currier, in Athens, at BIZ
cts. day. and on Saturday evening was paid in two
tin cups at 25 cts each; a h. tea so cts; Id. coffee
so cts, and 371s cts. in noney-making s.s71a-and
walked home, distance Of 10 miles.
| Peter and Thomas Grosvenor are among the best of
early settlers of Athens county, of their families
served in the of the rebellion and only liv
ed to return.
The Asylum for the Insane is one of the large pub
lie institutions of the State of Ohio and contains al
present about COO patients. The building is being
painted on the inside Everything is kept clean and
neat, and, to stranger passing through has the
pearance of good. management. The grounds sur.
rounding the building tastefully arranged, and
taking the shrubbery and flowers, the walks and
grassplats, and the surrounding views from the in
stitution, at thi season the year, makes
beautiful picture. The Hockhocking river winding
its way around the town in the distance, (Which
obscured by shade trees that nothing is visible ex.
cept the High School building, the Court House
one business block,) and coursing down the valley to-
wards the Ohio. The trains passing by look hav
seen them in pictures they wind among the hills
and disappear in the distance.
The county has completed and furnished nev
Court House at a cost of about $4,000, that
the comfort of those having business to transact
court or county Offices.
e The settlement of the town Of Athens commence
in 1877, and it incorporated by passed
uury 1911. The town is regularly laid out ele
waited ground, around which the Hockhocking rive
forms a graceful bend. The situation is healthy tn
D. town made beautiful and pleasant by abundanc
shade trees and has natural beauties of attrac
t. tive and picturesque order, and quiet and intel
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LIGHT PANTS,

All the patterns of goods in stock, and at
prices that will tickle your pocket Good union cashmere
pants alwoo Scotch pants, fine American and English
pants In linen have blue and brown in many styles
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

C0R BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
= ,,Es l.: n d aud IL K r. Leave Grsli Csltri Depot
49, m week DAYS and 1880 D. IN SUNDAYS Al-o
New,knsland 8aiirold
EOR BRIpGEPORP and all points on Nau
ar,nesnp Pier IS. K r. daily Al il.5oAn
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-tare, 81.
Hsvss :, rave fecs.,lo daily Sundays except ~ r
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
6Abh h"foRk. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
A:aAseExESr ~ TRAINS sFptcr NOVEMBER IS 1880
rpoa Coaches 10 sSn. ana e.xo DAY Express Drawing
40 = w spay3miAs, ~ L'u. Express. arriving at But
Pullman. be Dr.wiasr s 81 .IS
N spaily,-Paeac E1gres. Tor N, we.t sleeping
10 A he w S"s Cars 70 Chicago
cs. sS ss'i DGgG ssS ss 7
s.s midnight saturday nights only. sundays vlS
,Sashs.iOd and passale 8 $50 ~ 1910 m.-the 1920
10 s hS'ssitc'S Gao Sn S On s S 31% a
sunasys T. $50. 1910 a H. isS, $50 p Ill., and II
9 60 49, 1929 % n Y noon i.' 8 800 4.o
Sundays $50 IOsSa i:iS $50 - aa M "a ana ai Il
S: :ss S sG s asS s s21 ssS
srs g. 9, S ioso H. LAS, $780, 8 elO 7:iS. and Il
naght Sundays o. o.ov' lo3o@ liz is0 0'0o p ~ and
svssE $50 lo:aos m. $50 p m -, a., On,
szsos nd Kingston. = IN, $3.50 p sundays. $50
s sso Z iSso A. % asS s's9; 800 49, T. ''l' n
5iisiown, 100, y, lO:lO IN, Sbo $50. T. 7;ie m.
IN 80 ssansos Win H. Sew SsSYSrt and oswesO
u jcrvs $50 D, 1920 a M. <:S0. q 7'l6p. IN sun
40. A., M s Z $50 a aSs q and quarter after
- hon S15 m v:js '. and Al i0a5 and IIia
lalW passage and for Apartments IN Drawing Room
80 Cesckes can 10 vbtainod, ana Orders for Gao
- "a transfer Of Baggage may 10 lett At the Com
- Hea zss. t0l =, ea1 erosdwsy' N T. No
- 1ruans from tes west sfrlveia Se~'fork ~ "]'
~ JSo. <. xsSoTf 1snI Psss'r Agent Ssv.York
HERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
loeye teg xRzlswood, Chester, Piermont anu Ny
- - ~ $50 p N Tbs hsy0 y n. train VIII
80 VSssS ssd liesssy. Too. ssssA n, $50
AnRoTr. 0Aasrsl RAaSs Aesat NswYsrk.
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OIPoT QUARTHRMAsTER's OFFICE l.l%9 t'lEAkbsL,{
- PHILADELPHIA. PENN. March ~, ISL:
. sEALED PROPO-AL-, IN trpicdte W III COPY {" lhls
Of Instructions 10 bdets tachei 10
saeb will e tins OIL until room. Apfll "a IN0
orfurnshing United states Quaermsser5 Departments
nth the following articles -. ,,.-,-,
mia Penn, OF Jefersonvllle. luL: $1,000 &c.,.
1000 Axes: 10000 AXhrVes 1000 Shoves with ong han
Ma 3Ol Trumpes 300 Trumpet crooks hupD Tent f.ns;
1900 serubOing Brushes; 10000 yarts lfR iue N"h
Ehirtpg PanIye I'll. 10 ounces, 100000 yards canton
RanHol 80, .-.,. ,,o, .. p,uoloi
!. Dha PENN .ooo.. ,..,o r.. ,,ooos
Hs1pl Numbers: 1900 Campaign hats. 1000 Forage
Chps O0D Knit Understands. $1,000 pairs Moor Su'cA
M lOQOJO White BcIn Gloves Ihuo pairs " Oo
9f{rfsos 4OOU pairs ArcuC CvershOes. Euool N'Ol'h
1anksis 700 yards Ga racing 9th $4,000 Nars sEyDuo
Ysrsy ga heavy quality 10000 yaris CAPE lAnlhg l
ne II 600 ga DARK Blue Fl tnnel Tor pu@e- '"O
yrrpaC spvns Padding 5000 yards >esia 900 ouo lR
nool Cotton; 4OUO gross Coat buttons; 5OuO gross SHIT
8pttops; 10000 Hooks ana Ewes; 10000 tarls W"ised
bird; 10000 Gilt Buckles; 2j0OOO var - White rape
dieIs that all articles Will be NuDlcc,el 20
Had that fun compliance WI tht
IN be inssted upon. and that articles Inferior 10 VIC
Eandsri will be ac eptei - 80 81, ,,a.
preference he given "a articles OF dOmrst ptruucln
md conditions Of price ann quality beng qua
Risrs are also informed that goods deliverable
nd paw able on and after July l. 1881. - 49,, a.,
for eues TO bidders ana o'hf III
hrmatloa apply 81 this oiioe- -. =, ,,o., . ,-ooo.. -
Envelopes intanng sas TO be lndorS.H IronosAs
IN Military supplies" and addressed 10 the unietsgn~i
d. II. KUCKEk. Asst. u NJ. General u . A.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Ra,Iroaos.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
As NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA ANDCfTY OF TROY
leave PIER 49, N r.. FOOT VESrRY-sT. daily. ex-
cept sauri at connecting wlih morning trans ot
the North Hnd West warmed with steam.
Steamer leaving on SUNDAY touches at Albany.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and IT. JOHN leave frer 81. North River.
SOUTH SIDE OF CANALsr.. every WEEK DAY at Q y.
NJ connecting ar Albany SUNDAY excepted with
trains North. West and last SlatcrOoms wartnel
Excursion tickets - ALBANY and r-turn. good 80 daya
g. W W EVERkI President
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1cc Cream.
Cost ano 1oun0.

81 OST.-Pass book on Greenwich Savings
~ Bank No. 1851 hnder please return same To bank
II 0ST OR ST0LEN.-Bank book issued 10y
~ the sesmrns Bauk Tor savings New fork TO the ,uh
amber II found returned the bank within 80 dAJs
nun his date will apply 10 the bank for new book
Hev.fork Aprl 2 1881 SARAH LOMAN.
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vNpFRIAl. GERMAN MAIL.

L NII.I II -II-I' v " u J
eIEAM-H1r 1850 9trWtlN HEW YORK.
oOL iiIAdrIDN 40 BELMkN ,,.
So kAE -ut. Alft . lffI't i; ~ NI''' ,
a.
I.AII- OF IA--A,R fr,r1 y tW.iORStb so III NJ
los. HANHf OK EHtHtN. ore. ~,
FiI,sI CABIN n.~ il.ONb tAl'I' .-.~-f''
~Ii.f :iGf. g..
Return Icknf. ~ ir~l flf.. prcual 'i''Ia- ''
oaie~ 81. leiu'ts ~, form Por t''"'c h 7'o'" ''''
IhIIl u. ..MOlnA.i. y. ..- -... .....n
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.ssea . os IN IRECKEK Asst o ST. Genera U. s A.
0R0POSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A
I&s.SXncTfnN nE TIE NOU NDARY SrKEET UNTEK.

III SECTION OF 1Hk BU1 DAhi Of h'hA N''i
NrpTiyGl AUXILIARY sEWE X - -. ,,....,.
Csf JsxexyyR DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
III. Warrington. March "a lsSl
NJ tne BOARD scaled proposals
~ ~ ranssved at fins Office until ~ O'Clock on Friday,
AN is 1851 for constructing section OF thc bounHaiJ
.ss IN erceptingl auxary sewer III BOUNDARY street
essk forms of proposal AMI specifications cn b" oUt'u
- this oaice with ali necessary information upon apDhcauo
ma hits mon these will alone be considered
Ss Is reserved reject any or al bids OF parts oil bids
sne hs"' W. J. TWINING,
Major Of EDglueeIS. l, :. a,
tt,,tSs oper
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Proposals.
HR0pOSALS for BUFFALO ONERCOAIS'
HSn Sya r Ps and aAUNrLETs ,>,.,,.

,lss RAnp pull pELraA penn Fen q, ~ III. siyer
smsS stitched to each viii be received at TN, once un
poon hp I'm OOO Buffalo Overcoas 5000 MuSkrat 'r
sps 1000 pairs Muskrst or buffalo Gannt,ets ~
Psouested delivery at either the Jeterso1Ve
psiiaielpha PENN Dspots OF the QuarteraStcs
and bidders infOr ned thai alt articles VIII
pee.t mscS - rig,d inspection and that un compliance
assnSsrd samples will be insisted upon AM that no
nsss,s INFERIOR 70 them will be accepted - ,, 40.
the righ TO reject any or all ods
viii be given articles OF domestic production
conditions Of piice sud qusy being equal
1s,s are informed these goods are de veraole ana
sssSls on add after July /. 1881 ,u 49,, ,. ,,.n,.
kGoooea4 ....o..,., 90 ,o trdors sod pronosa q
- Rsle Oyercoats aud Fur caps and 6aunueIs suu Nj
Gssee W u IL RrCKER Asst O NJ. General. U. s. A.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl

DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sailing from /, foot of Cln,l.sl. NOrtn iuyor
Foruc Isthmu- OF Panama
CItF~CF%T err, - Nold g.. Aprr II. nom
CONNECTING tor central AMI south America an h,ti;'
From a FrAucI,cD - JtItH AMI iiIlit -, o., .,
san Francisco % IIonolu Vt % HcA.And hhi Al"
traIa 49,, a IN
cry or NI.W.lptk ..-. ...oA'ninN nP'" = " "
CTOn arrival ~ LruiIl nails At IN - 90 ,t,,
Fssser gers Tor AT d to "A y fiiA NClHC
ISLAND. JAPAN. en- "a NEWIEAlA y y. a. . - ~
LA. SOUTH AMERICh CENrRAL AMH"I'N HH'
For ireignt passage, aud general information apply A.
''"P~"' n. j. ~ Li.AN.
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DOTTERDAM LINE.
III steamers ieAve NAroUN's STOKES. BtoDkyh
49,, MednesIay. April
"a ~cn0 " c,in' -Ap1 -
sch,so.n ...... ......... o.. " Wednesday. MAY g.
i.iCaoin SCj-s7O "a CABIN. So rteeagc, slJ. steer
age from Iintcuam prepaid 80. H. CAIAUA. q H. Aft,
~ south WiliIn.sL 1t SCH tDNE & 60. - -onih WIZ
lau.,t Freight Agts l.. W. MOKiil>, 90 broadly a. J. ~
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With AB0OLO ! Sal FL
Oh AND AFTER lpEIi 3. 1891
Express Trains leave YORK DesOrOssos AMI Cort
i@a-t ~, sc, : so = 10 Gned, II a m, l. 800 3.io /
O. O T. 900 10 ana IL night Sundays. 45U anl9
a M ., i, :, $50 and 10 p M, AMI y h'Rhi. , u, .
$50 ~ and ~ running through via Trenton and cam
oI Oils of BfooE.yn Amer. connect with all through
trains city. ahOrnngi speedy and direct transfer
ioi surn1g IRAN. leave Philadelphia 1901 3ij 526,
7 -. g. ESQ II u. (LnitcI rImoss SUP M g.
- jOa m l. T. go y. L. ave phladeDha via Cam
den and $50 p M daiy Except SUNDAY uon.o and
foot OF aud Cortland SITS Gon.L ani br3G.
Annef * 9S 1907 81 fa SoJ Js,ey cy
rranI Ticket ,fhce. . Battery place. ,.
FRANZ THOMSON. GEO VI BOYD
DOCKAWAY BEACII.-New- York, Wood
SUNDAY. duntsrs Point dlU. li:J5 a Aato
Leave iiocxa Say lava IN J;lj. o'iO D.
pONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing at
~ Co1ssu. West pon.. Cornwall Newburs; Marlboro.
Della aslil al sy iiafoads Sys@Sost. fho@ss
HarrsonsL, North River saturdays when Thomas
Cornell leaves al Pun.
CT0NINGTON LINE TO BOSTON.
- CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
The elegant stea aeIs
sToEINGIoS on Tassd.ys ihurslays and SATURDAYS
1A'"~ 6P. M FROM PIER 49, NJ r..
Foot Jay-st arriving Dossons A. NJ FARE As Low
ATYciss Tor sac At All prncpl ticket ocs& statero,n,
scs aSd 81 BrosaS.y sna Al Xvoaas
hVlsls ucket odhceA
PROVIDENCE LINE-POR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ALEorhA and ssss r.f ~ S 40
M icr Boston via Providence ilreoL
freight VIA 'A'r line tA3sa I. pr.aal
Lw. YILYINs 0sa.ra Pss.snssr Axss.
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on AND AFTER lPnIl 3.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE most IMPROVED L9UIP
NM. AND IIIt FASTEST THE tDN>ioIENF
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUfEN~IOAS ASD LIVERPOOL.
GIItf-Iio -tr4.iers 81 this IIu2 tASo LirItellnt
Maury' Lane 90 les -eif'i- d tt'F'4r
CIIh bi ca IL, ...-.i - t~bAh NpH T. u = M
CiIy ~ N0N Il;iA R-bAY. NPl IL. q N.
CfiN o. HfitLt ..... "a HbAl. tprl - - nnon
SiIi - tt - 0.........l 80 80 -. AFiu = .. III
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New-NOrk loot Iibrrty.st ~ X
Wa lIanchpurt
For Sanry Hook. Sl5. ll:ii m. =.
For Monmouth Beach ScaDrSht and Highlands >. 5;I5,
ll:4'a. w.. $40 1 p.
Wa Ted Bank
Slaa m For Lakewood. Toms River. Barucgat &c.
lSu u u, For 7 q 'i Manclr-i Toms l.ycr AT
LA re CITY ami al stations I" BdY>ide
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

u = -
wa Philadelphia, B1 tlmore AM Washington.
on anu after Apr Pa scnger Trains leave rom Pennsy
wanna Depot AT the foot Of Coriand St. and also foot u
Drsbtnsscsst. ~ follows:
SO A. nh kept SUNDAY WaslncO and West.
N Daily for Washington cincinnati Chicago aud It.
Louis tniie Train runs through o. Chicago also through
cars TO CiuC matt.
Top psy Tor Washington and the West, with sleeping
The New r. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 trains.
No Other line makes faster time to the West
1rhns arrive IRON the West al u 40 a $40 and
lOIl y.
Principal New York Oa.ce. 3lj Broadway
tickets secured and baggage roCkcd through tOdesnaiOn
AZ Cmnpanys once ST. BT adv
OF tie PenhsYlvania Il. f. Company
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Station in NewYOrK foot Of IlbcrtysL. station
commencing ~ uary i, leS Leave NewYork foot OF
Libei tyst. as follows
$50 a. m-for Pennington. Easton Allentown Reading.
Harrisburg. &c
100 n.-For schooey's High Bridre Branch
r.: L. 4 Western H. k, Eason. Allentown. WkesOarre,
S:i5 L. M For Remington Easion Allentown ReaIing
Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk. Wismsport Tauaqua Drifon
Nautcoke Upper Lchigh. scranton &c.
For Pennington. Ea~tOn Allentown, Reading liar.
risburg Mauch chunk. NIverly. &C
$3.50 y. m-For EasOn. Bath Mauch Chunk Tama1uA
Driton. Wikrsbirrc, scranton. &c
+:3Op M FOR Schooleys MOuutain High Bridge Branch
tastoB. Allentown. &c
b:3O m.-FOr Eason d. l. and W H. r., Allentown,
Heating Harrisburg. Mauch chunk Wilkesbarrc &c
SUNDAY trains leave AT $40 H. IL Tor Bound Brook
ana Intermediate stations ut $40 y. EasOn. Allen
town, Harrisburg and the Nes.
For Newark at 5:4j G:l5 6i5 7li 7s5. SD sij. 95.
$50 10 lu3u, llb M - M 3. $50. 4, $50 o. 1JO.
545. d. 10 $50 AS Sj. !lj. lUl5, llli. -
Of the Erie Annex" connections
TO and from Jersey City station
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FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON o,r

Ut w
Through Tickets sid and Baggage checked to al prn'pA
Eastern points
New YORK ca y -unIays excepted from Per > g. foot
al Nurr,V.sf ri = y M cos NICIIDN via ANNlr Boats
from Jersey tltv. y III from Brook yn, i1d T. IN
TICKETS. -TAiE:tDDM~. rte. can b. % iau"l NJ dl
ufnclpA, ono,- at tue Office licf = "d
on steamers HDEDFN - lDN Eli" hL'h'7
1. .Nnlt. q. J.. A.