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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The man who was about to marry for the
sixth time, and who rephed We've usually sot,
when asked by the minister to stand up hn oeen hoI
from again He recently led No. TO the aitar, anu
when asked the ring, replied: "Parson, I've hooked
onto six OF em without ring and reckh We KIN gov
along this time I'll try aud remember II N future
though"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The London correspondent of The Toronto
Globe thus describes the reception at the Ecu
menical Conference of the news OF Can9n
Campelos abjuration OF the Catholle Iaitu
his determination was given in this COLUMN last
sunday: A very interesting episode occurred
to-day in the Council, when the Rev; DR.. Yer;
non, missionary of the Methodist Episcopal
Church i'm Rome, read the following telegram,
inst received: Count Henry CampellO, leaving
The splendors of the canonry of st; Peters, has
embroced poverty with Christ. He made a
solemn profession of Evangelical faith on on
d;scinIine of our Church. DIR. VERNON stated
that for three years he has had direct personal
ACQUAINTANCE with this Canon of st, Peters, he
having been accustomed to come to Dr. Vin u
cents house every two or three weeks at
O'clock, in citizens evening dress, to spend two
or three hours in religious conversation. Count
Campello is one of thirty canons who adminls s.
ter the revenues Of st. Peters. lie 10 about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The late Archbishop Ienni left his property
10 Archbishop lless, stating IN his VIII that MS
rclntiyes were already provided for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

Bishop Simpson will not leave England to
return home until November ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

-dav and tomorrow are days of prayer for
SnnIav-schools in the Church of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-16

The Reformed Church at Rhncbeck, the
oldest in Duchess County, celebrated ITS ono
LnndrcI and fiftieth anniversary few days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

Tic Lands reported back the bill granting the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Company the right OF through
certain public lands IN Richmond County, New-York.
Placed on the House calendar.
MI. COX Dem.. N. ~. chairman Of the Committee on
the Census reported back the bill for the apporonment
OF IN Congress among the several States
Mr.. SHERWIN rep, Ill presented the minority re-
port Both reports were ordered printed aud recon-
mitted
Mr.. cox stated that the majority bill provided for
for $40 members. He would offer his bi providing for
301 q substitute and would ell the bill for consid
Grafton tomorrow morning.
The House, then 2oclock went into COMMITTEE OF the
Whole. Mr. Carlisle In the chair, the Post Office APP
preparation Bill.
Mr.. BLACKBURN (Dem. XVI briefly explained the
provisions Of the bill The total amount recommended
was $40 760432 or 81 715500 less than the estimates
The estimated Postal revenue for 1882 1873 S45 IVA
and he congratulated the country that the time mad
rived when the appropriation for the support Of the
Postal Service than 50 900 900 excess Of the
revenue received from that service.
Mr.. MONEY tDcm., Miss) repo rted from the Commit
tee on Post Offices and Post Roads the resolution direct
Ing that committee to inquire into the expedency or
establishing telegrapho postal system under the Gov
reproducing facilities for transmitting telegraph
messages equal to those possessed by existing cor
p2-atOns and granting power TO send for persons and
papers, There being report accompanying the reso
luton, It was not received.
The bill was then referred by sections for amendments
Mr.. CANNON (Rep, ILL., moved to increase lie ap-
preparation for compensation 10 Postmasters by $50 OOO
Adopted.
Before passing on the paragraph making appropria.
tons for inland mail transportation the committee rose
Mr. PRICE tRep., Ia). from the Committee ON Bank
ing and Currency reported back the bill FOR the
distribution of unclaimed dividends the creditors
Of National banks. Referred tie House endar.
The House, az 4:40, adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME couar-cHAnBgRs- Barrett I-tours op.n, at
5G 1888 2Os 2iO 1872 2S7 1885, AZ 94O 2OO 2Sl 49, 2OS
GfSSfAL TgRM-Adouned until Friday. January rs, at
pomuTrrNOs $685. 90l Issues o. Lay ana Sc F&et-NSs
S go AZ AZ a rs AZ ~ 49, 49, 6 81 s u.s. s ssS S
81 s7s 30 ss la sa6 S22 U.s. va Odi. CAL
aSs 5cO"Tt opens s at 5 GsS u
s S s 49, iSS s S s 49, s ss
Iva9 yor SDeps At 5o2o a1 % JSGs
SiSl ea 1913 1884, 1858 'O' i'-O 10' 'O
PaRJ s e 1e 2s7 Spc gs 9G Psf 2S
GIi sy t53 6ss 4cs2 37sS 2$$S Ss 27g0 25s5
Ss sssa Ssss 5ssS re- :sii Ssss S Sss5
s1ffICn couRr-oExERAL rERM-AdiOurned until the first
h sPscf. frss"Tsua. iOA caen
IS 81 ST. IT, S Us a &c., ss'8; 81
for ss INIT, the fra,
Of Fs Gr p ss Pa90ts 2 II
No Ho ti rEnM-Ad,ourred for theterm.
TsIAn Traa-PARf Wal Hoestn cenrt opens at II
no 81 S H. S Se Goo 1885, 49, ioG psi ioo 49, 1 *
MAINE CoGaT-TMAL TeKM-PARr I-shea @. J.~Heh
f. st ' 9 s5S Sa49 sSss
'p PaaT jNconrt open. a, 10 mHsld in
st s,5s ,5sS
47Ss 462f 6015. 1916, 46O 52l2 Ass 4742 AGA 4o77
1850, 43i5 4738. 3S7S 474B, BASS.
PART ItI-Hawes J.-COurt opens at 10 a. m.-Heid In
10 Old City Hall Nos 4342 1917, 1873 6O7. 436s
$751; 37il 4674 46sl 472e 1881 1924 47gs 47es 4222
sos 1855 4$5 A77s 40 4777 2s4i 62Se 46ss 2sSss
1850 b42s S6Z 47s3. 1881. 1904 47S $685. 1885 1850
LsRsslONe-PART tjidersseveJ-The People AIT
Rawiey Peter scser. burglary William McElroy fe-
l0nious aud battery; la el FenOn William Bennett
onons assault ana battery James I'M James Flynn WI.
Mcpherson. August Bush grand larceny Frederick NJ.
Paul perjury John Fisher, Richard Smith, Alfred Pcet.
Albert Hancock Camille Sobari bezzing
Dominck I. Crossn David Woodruff. Charles b. Barron
Lewis v ALL George Norton forgery
PART II-Cowins. J-Tne People agt Louis Werbin ar
continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Tbe following bust
ness was transacted BY Supreme Court the United
States to-day
Bernard Burnsten appeal from the District OF Columbia
Decree reversed with costs and cause remands1
No 75TpOD County, Tennessee plaintiff IN error agt the
Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works No 76.-TIpiOn
County Tennessee, Dlantin IN error ag Norton
Co.; and No. 77Tpt0n County. Tennessee plaintiff In
agt j. T Edmqnds CO.. all three cases In error from
No lS3GOtteb Craner plaintiff In error agt G. A. Ar
thur Collector etc. IN error from af
hrmed with costs
No -Richard A. Tighuan, appellant agt William Proc.
tor al Appeal from the decree 81 the court below
ing tghmane bill reversed and the remanded with
instructions 20 proceed ia conformity TO the opinion OF this
No l64-H. q. O. Herkman. painthln error agst. sam.
mel C. reen0w Treasurer Of ,o Sity ~ Richmond, Va In
error from Virginia; Judgement reserved aud caoso 70
mapded Justice Miller dissenting
No l33Samuel Eaha appellant agst the Central Smelt
ing Company, ct al Appeal from Utah-Decreo reversed
with COSTS and cause renl1n led.
No I72 Clement A. Aunm1rdi, IT, 1T n, appeients agt.
Warner NJ Ka.sin assignee ec appeal from New York
cree affirmed with costs and interest
l7p-9eorge III. sharpe. plaintiff In error agt W. l..
DOYLE In FROM NewSork Judgment reversed and
Mo isHaliot Kibourn plaintiff in error agt John O.
Thompson ct ali In error from Conmbia-Juigment re-
Ne i6.WiIsm NJ Springer. plaintiff In error, agt the
limited states in error from nois.Judnent Affirmed
No l28J A. Ogden Dlalntn In error ag me comfy
Of Davisss In from Acknowledgement Affirmed with
No I5b-Zeb wafd plaintiff In ast Joseph Todd.
snfyiyor etc In error Arkansas gment affirmed
sanensDdens Of the issSrancs Department and
Daniel NJ Frost. special agent appellants agt samuel e
RdndIe ct al. Appeal nom Louisiana reversed
with and remanded - - $50. n
No. s0l.-Joseph b stewart appellant, sSt Hamilton O.
Grant Motion To dismiss denied. 60
No 73e-The saint Louis smelling and RsnDins company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 24.-In the Court of Appeals
today-preseut. the Hon. Charles J. FOger. c. j., aud
associates. the following business VAS transacted
No 2s.-Stern agt Goepp.-Argument resumed and con-
cluded.
No. 30-Cshene A. Abbott. Administrative. respon-
dent. Nicholas H. Decker mpleadet. appel ant
argued by Ira y. Wa for appellant a. DeinJson for
respondent
Ne a7-Charles :. Hail, appellant. agt r. Bradley Ke9ltr
another executors etc argued By samuel
Hand for appellant and Edward Harris for respondents
No 3S.-Eunco L. ROtt, executor otc. respondent agt
Thomas r. Wright implicated appellant argued by \.
NJ Dada for appellant and submitted for respondent
No 42-Grffith G. Williams. administrator, etc. respon-
dent. ACT: Amziah ID; Barber appellant subuttcd -.
No i47-Jsmes MudODn aud Others respondents, agt
Wilson H. Blackwell and another appellant; sabmittsd.
No 2U.-Mary MaStCrtOn eXectriN agt me
New.lOrk Central Hudson Railroad Company,
pelan! argued by Hamilton Harris Tor appellant and E.
C0untryman for respondent Case still on
Tho day calendar Oi The Court OF Appeals for Tuesday
January 25 1891 follows: NOS. A. 80 -, 49, 80, 90
90 an IS.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Under the call of States, the following bills,

Under the call OF States, the following oiiis'
eto,. were introduced and referred
By Mr. STEPHENS CDen.. Ga.)-CalliDg on the Score
a g State for any information in his possession touch
asposifson Of foreign Governments toward inter
acon Tor the restoration Of silver TO full use US
by hr BLACKBURN iDem.. Ky)-To retire Colonel
ddnomas Shttenden wish the rank and pay OF Briga-
By Mr. ROBINSON CRep., MassI-To establish a uni
form system of bankruptcy
~ Mr. COVERT Dem N. Y.-For the better security
g ne u sea and On the inland waters OF tine Quilted
By Mr.. YOUNG Dom Tenn ,--For The relief OF owners
u property sold for direct the insurreconary
ststcsi ALSO authorizing The appointment OF conms-
20 aud report the sdulteraton OF food
4 ~ NJ HUNION (De;n., va.)-F0r the improvements
~ tne naroofe 81 Washington aud Georgetown.
81 Mr. GILLETTE fDsm. I0wai--F0r~ tie construc-
By Er. HARMEa Czep. Penn.,-A petition OF citzens
Nnt0n6i industrial favor OF
TIE ysssaee Of the Eaton tariff bill.
~ ~. ACkLkN fDepi., La.)To regulate the collec
=, ~ Mr. NORTON rep, H. Yl-Memorial Of Denny
nimken 70, Low, Hartman " Co. and thirty
Ssner zew.Iork nrms, for the carly enactment OF
me committees then called for reports and there
psIaG rumor tnas MI hcknell tlntI Intended " call
s joint rule Tor counting the electoral votes the Re-
n2icAns demanded the reading Of each bill and report
~ mi IN order 20 consume the morning hour.
e. nj LOUEsBERY (Dem., n. Y.), from the Committee
e 9snkng and Currency reported back the bill iegaz
t1e ooeoson on taxes OF shares OF stock
teSesle4e1 beuks Placed on the Kou,e calendar:
4. 1413GB rep, ~ H.i, from the Committee on
4aelf4 repofte0 beck the bill 10 promote the Of
49, 0f ne Navy Placed On the House calendar.
Lick (hep.s n ~, from tile Committee On Pub.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

plaintiff in ag ThOmss Kemp ard William Mitchell
and
No. 737.-The Saint Louis Smelling and Refining Com
pany plaintiff In error agt Sarah Ray ct al Assigned Tor
the foot OF the call on March Z.
No. 1867. F. Weber plaintiff in against the State
OF Virginia Assigned for the foot OF the call Of AIGfch
The Chief Justice announced that the court wond take
from Monday January 81 mill Monday. February -
No eS2Edwsrd L. Keyes, appellant against the United
States, submitted
No 5Orginal expare. I'm the matter Of John H. BurteS
and John VI. Graft Petition for mandsmus argued.
N", 100 Harvey Terry. appellant JOha ]. ScLure,
receiver etc. Argued for defendant IN eIor. -.
lO3I.-The OF Chicago, plaintih in
Thomas Tiley. Submitted.
no. lO3J.-Tlomas THEY plaintiff IN error The CITY
OF Chicago ct al submitted
No 538 Charles KEN. plaintiff in agt. F. w Hinde
kODer ct al Submitted.
No. s54Chaes Kern ct al appellants, agt f. W. Hinde
koper ct al submitted.
Adjourned at 10 O'clock,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. "a. 1881
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FEsa
<Evv vODU Cyry

NEW YORK CITY
0av,st Us, 7Gl II n Of wavery. place. G5x3i9; E -
Brown, referee. TO Hugh Curry Sl06oO
oftl,st n :, 10 II . OF i0t.a7e. 33.4xOO0; Fred
. CondeTt 81 10 John OCOnnOr. ..................
STRIP idnd narrow acJoinh e. 1850 Hr0adwsYec;
hIef hamilton FL al, trustees. etc, TO the sixth
National 1
Boulevard. OF 8it6.si, 2l.iixS5. / ix03OSx
o62 Jos 81 Emanuel 10 I5dw II Prison. $3.50
rOWpEins. 1896
Frances LiyDrstoa .... 1880
3d-ave. VS. IS II : Of 35th.st, 25Lb70; Rebecca
80 saniter md hlsb Louis Lese .....-........
Oth'ave ne cor of 4Tt.st. l9x76.4; Thomas IN cher
= II VIE 10 iieury Thacher. Oo000
ConIey Henry Vel 1850
ProsPeci-ave, . cor Of JOhnst 100xiO0; Ellen NJ
Fielder 10 lllZa w tiolu er
3lstni, No East, 2lXUN9S9; Bannah Gumpert
et al 10 EVlIa Harbeck 23,620
Lane es al, executors etc, to + " LaCr -. 1900
same propert,; Maltby Lane to Pat II LalOr...
5Itist No . Est ReDecca GumPert TO Elsira Har- -
Greelwich-st, No II; John Heely and wife to Ga
Orle! ealy
0oth st. sS 10 II Ut 3tave, 20x1005; Emily A
Sako 10 Phip Seyer.. ll,oOO
I23dsi, as, OF II " OF uh.aye. l24xl70x2O0; Mary
ii hcMuray to Joshua T. Sanders
same property; Harriett 4 McMurray aud another 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
Giin jJropertn nJanteo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 1.23S Broadway. corner Thirty
nrSt.st Sl2 sixth. bst F0tP.s8venh and Forty
eighth Hts sos West Twenty hirdst cor Eghthav No
% last Fourteenth ST., corner unionsauare 100 Tnir
ave, Fo sevenh-st. at the HARLEM OFFICES nos
I,O0I 1890 Thirdave cor Onehundred and twenty
nithsL. mp 70 D. M. al regular Office rates.
CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having many dalY for stores and lofts Falto1
William boekman Nassau and other streets Ia that vclaity
rutland a WHITING. o Beekman.st
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Gitn Real GsEaIe for Sale

Gitp Real GsIate for sale
EEKMAN-ST.-A valuable corner for sale,
~ 25KI0O. rutland & WHITING. Boekmanst
EIRST-CLASS brown-stOne residence.-LOt,
2OXlOD; new perfect ORDER buffers pantry. brick exten.
son ore OF the best AM hoatnst locations In the ciiy
plumbing and nage perfect free from all noise OF elevated
railroads ABBY permit IL. III. LUDLOW Co.. No.
Plne-st. or No. l,l3O Broadway.
FOR SALE.--A whole front, below 46th-st.,
East Silr worth attention capitalists L. IL.
HOLMES, 81 COrtandJst Room Oh
EOR SAl4E.-Very valuable property, near
Il the stock Exchange. will be sJd low to close
tate. Address B0x 1885. Post Oncc.
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Real Gsiaie to Gxtbnn9e.

ON CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
SEYA party about retire from active business hay
ing roomy house stable and lots ~ four laid
out and planted In fruit vines &C., situated near pave
ments churches, schools markets. and within
mile Of the Pennsylvania and central Railroad depots Is y
miles ga minutes and upward by frequent trains from New
Ork win exchange the for similar property free or
lightly encountered from 30 80 miles out Address With
description STATION AGENT, FL Mora, N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25

ON AND AFTER JANUARY II, lSsl
Express Trains leave NewYork via Deorosses ana COR
lahdtstreets Ferries. AZ follows; o,oo o,o 4
4:3O T80, B. $40, 10 Lilnlteo II m 90 81 80
g. g. 4 $3.50 aud 10 r M; arc IL n snIa pght ' ''
Express Trains leave Ne.York daily. except sunday at
73O no and D. TO- running through via Trenton anu Cs
den. -, ., 100000, -,A ou ,,ronxh
rains At Jersey city Rorng speedy aud direct transfer
ioI nrnpG trains leave West Philadelphia l20l 346 si25
IA y $50 ard IL Limited Express l30 ?. MI l. b
T. 5:s5 T. and p. IN. On sunday i2Ol. $40 o2o B. 63O
a IN 4 4 aud Sp Leave philadelphia via Camden a
n, ana 500 D. N daily, except sunday
rcKet Offices 526 and 1i4 broAdway, Asor House, and
foot ~ and Ccrtand Courst, anu Brook
len Annex Station. foot " FultOn-sL. brooklyn Nos ia
IN ard lS Hus0nst HobokeD station, Jersey City Elm
itrent Tick et Office. Battery'plaoe.
The New Transfer Company Will cal for Ard check
boyrxge FROM hotels and residences. - o.o,ro
FRANK THOMSON, L. Z; FAnMsE,
Manager. OeHl fasetngoI AB@
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hpnses ano Rooms rOanteo.

DRlVATE FAMILY.-An American lady OF
some means capable making homo desirable wish
her rant wonld ike house Let OF May between
oath whore dontlst would lac 70
remain or party OF gentlemen desiring take best
reference given. Address AMERICAN. Tribune Uptown
once l,236 Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER kAILkoA Com nenclng January H. 1881
zoo a. NJ Western and XoItieLa E1prO's to Rochester
1850 H. Chicago EXpros dra@lnSrOOm cars to Canaan
Saratoga G Gle Falls ana ar Rutland 'e0,
Quo j. st Louie Express dIIy with sleeping cars for
for Auburn a, sa T%sn aa 10Y B ToeGo and DO
troll aud excepting sunday night for Montreal VIA fatls
SEQ p. w. Pacific Express, daily with sleeping cars for
an eIesp bSGa Isda % Tor O MoDsS Ss st Ab
1880 p H.. Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany
Tickets on sale at Nos, 49, 252 Alb Broadway and at
SroadSay sSYSo land and s wss BTSoEn
J. M. roCcEY. Gen sup I. b MEEKEls Gen PGssT AgL
NORWICH LINE
via New acknowledgements Pier No AZ North River
al l:3Op III. dAlIy. sundays e1cep'oi'
ROCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood
san9ay maDrs Point si0 Jig IS2 nj 44o ILL.,
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now kncynI as the
AMRASoEMESr TRAINS TAKING EFFECT NOV TO- 1880:
inclnnan aud caessS Day E1DTo's Drawing
DAILY as st Lq , gIBa9s "a Se &e as and and
Southwest Pumsns best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches
p w. tDayy- Express for The w;st Sleeping
Coaches through 70 Bunao Nagaa tas r c3cns and
Tia D. ,n~rm,erant train for the west -
osa%Ofs ssosS DsDH 80 So
p. m, AID 1900 midnight Saturday nights ohV' sundays
mi UI and Pas.aic g. $3.50 10 1920 mthe 1920
m Train ions az rutherford only on sundays-l2 noon
lab 3:Ou 3b0 $40 6:IO 6;30 $40 $3.50, H. 1880 M, IL
midn gL Sundays 600. $780, lo-O n' lAo' 49, p H.
Pser ON. 3 $50 TO- 1920 M IL noon l:45, 800
44J g. g. no $50 6O, $3.50 T. 6,9. 1880 no. and ~
midnight Sundays q. $780, lO2O Il III" l4'' o0o Ii sLl
pa,erspp wa Newark, Gas H4O 1850 90, 4;20
MO s;i0 1880 D m ~ midnight saturday Fights only
s9 n s s 75o i0gos nj, lao 800 300 Gi1 7i5
and II midnight sundays 500 $50 4VZo IL Ill., I'A' o''
p N, and ~ 1 1in nh1o A. H. l:SOp m.
Ncwnnre and Cora wall 1,oO ~ h. $780, 4oop' H. sun
oI RoSaaut and Kiugston9 a. ea1p M Sundays $50
IN Il 100 o. Iu9Oa H., $3.50, 500. $40 T. 7l5p
an,s~s II go lU:2O a M, $50. p IN. a. =,
Miudletown, Too o. logo u M 52o ~ m and ~
. nv iysias connuot win New York and osweEo MidSha
Rs!road a. aa ns lo:2O A. NJ $3.50, 81 tbs p sun
dav. 10 i:2C A. y. $50 and u; and o,a,,sr altar
each honr from 81 10 v36 M anu ~ ioA' nu ii'N'
ot a.cnes can obtained. end orders for the
anu nj transfer baggage may be lett Al the Com
chee a,tcss Nos z59, 4Ul or b5I Broai"sY Y, No.
phnJ uronkvn or tho COmpanys DepotA xo-, =. , =,
Trans from the West arvein ~ 1870
and l;2b a.; lSa AisBofi Gen Passr As't NewYOrk
NrORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
~ rans eay. for Englewood Ciostsr Pinrm?nt anu Ny
a. 30 300 4. m 4ioo 5Jv o:a9 S'So hiSo IN
supdayz and $50 D. ~ Ino iA''" - N' ~ WIN
l,ayr So nLh,ss ater saturday nikhts a, osa. M a5O
'nuet sur,Us Valley and Monsey IiOo o'ooA NJ NV
v ~ JN". n. Aygurr Generai Pass'r Agent New'forI
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N0 TO BOSTON.
VIA THE
STONlNGrON LINE,

dpsJ TO BUSTUN,
VIA THE
STONlNGrON LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
Tho Elegant steamers
MAssAC Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS
aud NARRAGANSErr on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fr"
u"'" 4,3OP NJ, FROM PIER 33, y. r..
Foot OF JaysL arriving Boston az A. NJ Special miSen
EIrsClass T1cAes Newly ork AMI BOSTON, 1ooD
ONLY IA specified on their lace-S2 each ...
Tickets sale at all prlnciDal ticket omcee
ACQUIRED at offices OF Wescots Express Company AZ Nos
1858 97 Broadway and ~ Metropstan ana Futh A'uo
Hotels tic offices - ....,,x,, o,,,v
PROVIDENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY
steamers ELECTRA aud GALA EA leave Pier ~ Sof.a
River foot warrenstl. daily except sunaayS AT
Tor Boston, via Providence direct
Ri0ih"' Wv ~ d. = BABCOCK. President
L. w. gILKINs. General Passenger Agenk
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Eertures ano Msetitgs
STEAMBOATS, au6 Railroads..
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

KALI NUKE ana OHIO RAtLIOAD.
IL MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
~, -, wa pha: ePha BALTIMORE ana Washington.
r. Of Jersey Ieoot the loot Of L6ertyst az foows
a. rn.Ixeep nday forWIshncoa and the West. with
IaG; csao ,sSas
li'$i p No." DAILY, for wasi and tho West with
The Few B. and O. PALACES eLEErINo CARS attached
10 other line makes faster time to the West
Trains arrive from the West at G4O p. and a20
Principal New.Yok once sl5 Broadway: also GA Broad
Tickets and baggage checked through destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Station in NewYork foot OF Liberryst; station In
BROOKLYN, foot Of Faltcn:st Jewsls Wharf ,.oo,
$500 M For Pennington. Easton Allentown Readins
1850 a. n'-For scLooey's MountaD high bridge Branch.
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tS B. m"FoT sohooeys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
' a:45 D. Fer somer,ils. Fiemng.sn 30 .
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TO ana from Jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
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l;so $50 I. $50 p m n ''''''
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
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at S:l5. ll4J a. MA. o;3Op m.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New York loot Libertys'.' ~ H.
EsT 5iST st n s ii s:sSass asd Highlands s
Ii.45 a. M. 800 p m.
r TSa' MSS Hs[tSsi CITY
' @p an M For Writings Toms River Rarnesat 30
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
For rn ESTSR K eE 8 pKi H3ynM
Leave New.iork from station C. H. r. 81 " to'' OF L''
SnI $50 sn ' On sa S
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and Conrs ana Annct pois ESpress WI. call Tor and
check Baggage nom hotel or residence TO denasn Appn
ca~n an ae MADE az Ols and 1923 broadway 73e otava
Y"rt are Court Brooklyn All these oaces arc IN
CONNECTION with Bell Teeghone and Law TELEGRAPH
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO: ST. LOUIS
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave Now lvrk, foot Liberty y.
nAra. FOR washington Cincfnnau. - Iol,s, &C.
7pm Daily Fast Line. Through Coachcs and sleeping
ears Cincinnati, Chicago 81 Louis. &C. ~.
ll;oo P N Daily for Washington cinsiansa. cnesxo 81
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Tickets Or sac and baggage checked at 0o'Of oersys'-
M 6nyyErt 81 = n AKRis u.P BALDWIN.
General Manager Gen. fasz Asrn@
Tor BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE Wis
at S5 p. m week days aud 1880 IN SupdAyA otnc
trains II Get tickets VIA New.fofk IN
New gland Railroads