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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-27
What Shall VGSnOkG?!

Years ago, the question was
Shall we smoker" but long
since that was answered; at
least it is fair to call it answer
cd in view Of the fact that
Americans are now the great.
est tobacco-using people in the
world.
In later years the query has
changed to What shall we
smoker" and the near future
will answer that as decisively
in just one word-Cigarettes.
Ten years ago, an Ameri.
ean-made cigarette was a rare
thing. Now the production Of
American cigarettes is estima-
ted for the present year at
over l,000,000,000. Seems
Incredible, don't it? Yet it is
true. With such a demand it
isn't surprising that the mar
ket has been flooded with adul-
terated and "doctoref' goods.
Poor tobacco, noxious drugs,
md injurious paper have been
Hsed to such an extent that
the subject is attracting serious
attention from scientific and
medical men.
Having had their attention
called to the matter, Messrs
W. 7. Blackwell & Co., the
.argest smoking-tob
Iacturers in the world, have
beenexperimenting months
10 see if it were not possible
to manufacture cigarette
which should be absolutely
cure, contain the very beSt
tobacco, and be covered with
genuine rice-paper. The re-
suit of their experiments is
now put on the market under
the name of "Blackwell's
Bull Durham Cigarettes
with the guarantee of Messrs.
Blackwell Il Co. that they are
absolutely pure
Dr.. Voelcker, the celebrated
English chemist, says; "Thc
leaf tobacco from which Black
wells Bull Durham Cigarettes
arc made, contains little nj
cotne. Other tobaccos, | find
to contain much more, some
as high as three or four times
as much as | find in this"
You don't need to be told
that nicotine is very injurious
so that is one point in favor
of the Blackwell's Bull
Durham Cigarette. There
Are many other points
but you'll find them when
YOU smoke package. If BY
smoking these you combine
health, pleasure and comfort,
are they not worth trying
All dealers keep them. You
can tell the genuine by the
BULL on the package.
Durham is in the First In
temal Revenue District of
! North Carolina, and January
y
| 1881, there were in this
district SO tobacco manufac-
:urers, aid the total revenue
paid the government by the
district in 1881, was $l,O65,-
sos 40, Of which amount W.
I. Blackwell & Co., paid
S645,59l 39, leaving S4l9,
OH l6 paid by the other 6S
manufacturers combined. In
other words the 6S manufac-
turers combined did not sell
N 1881, quite two-thirds as
Much tobacco as we did.
These are facts easily proved
oy the official revenue books
aud speak for themselves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-27

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me
- as trustee by Isaac Austin and wife, Elvi-
"a, ON 18th Of April, 1881, and recorded in
Registers office Of Shelby county, Tenn,
book Isl, page So, to which reference ia made,
and at the request Of the holder Of the note
secured therein, will, on
Tuesday, February z, 1852,
at II m, at the south gate Of Court Square.
Memphis, Tenn, sell for cash to the highest
bidder, the following real estate in Memphis,
half Of lot 3S of John 0verton's subdivision
Of Chelsea property as surveyed and plated
BY @ q Burke May IA, 1870. Said lot fronts 80
feet on south side of Looney street, and runs
back between parallel lines l431< feet to an
alley l6 feet wide.
waived. Title believed to be good, but l sell
as trustee only.
12s 1856 WA COLLIER, Trustee
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-11-01

81 frOu tine 70 tine, while he sugar il boiling.
When suficientiy boiled il q run Of into
woedsn ccoler, about IN long, 30. vide, and
III. deep, and while in he hot liquid stale, >
nan helms 70 slirit about with apiece q wccd
about ltfn long and lin. thick, attached IN he
ccnlre % 4 handle about 40. loag. With thia
woedea instrument the liquid Is kept in constant
motion, until il bcgins 10 granulale and cool,
and when COL enough several men mix and rub
il with their hands until al the lnmps are
bruised and The sugar becomes all Of enc colour,
which Is dark yellow. lis then putin baskets
and told % sugar dealeSs, who pat up ia mat
bags, and hing It 10 markets for sale to mer-
chants for shipment The sugar principally
exported to foreign countries Is what Is known
as "clayed' sugar, and Is made a. fellows -
Whcn the juice Is boiled to proper ccnsis,-
sney, the white Of two eggs are put into each
pan, which serves az clari1er; when sum
eicntly boiled i is run el into eonical-shaped
earthenware jars, which are placed in rows
either over trenches or empty jArs. In the bot
tom Of each jar containing the sugar Is = small
aperture in which is placed a wisp or hung cf
straw; when The sugar has become suficientiy
graduated by cooking and an occasional stir
ring, The straw hung is slightly loosened, the
portion net becoming sugar escaping into the
sreoeh OF empty Jars. When sufficiently drained
a thin layer Of straw is placed over the sugar,
and over this a thick layer q clay. The jars
are then packed away in dry place, where
they remain frOn thirty 10 forty days, accord
ing to The stale Of the temperature. The COW
ezings and straw bungs arc then removed, and
each jar viii be found 10 contain three qualities
Of sugar, the upper part white, the next light
brown, and that al the bottom dark-brOwn.
The draiuings are used for distilling purposes,
and also for making cement Two distinct
kinds Of cane arr grown in China-one dark
purple, which is better than the other for sugar.
the other is principally cut up and sold 10 be
eaten 10 lis raw state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
CLOSING Prices OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Dec. IL. 1882.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TMBuNE.I

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Dec. 1.-THE Contention and
Grand Central companies are sinking joint Wine
TO fest the flow of water below the 600 level using
trial pumps. Large pumps Will be completed and
placed in as soon as the flow has been proved.
Luck Sure is still shipping to the smelter large
quantity of manganese ore assaylng 800 per ton.
Work is progressing on the Way Up mine. the
same as before the injunction was granted by the
Court. $50
Head Centre and Tranquility will soon resume
work under the consolidation
SoCORRo, n. NJ, Dec. 12.-Rch float assaying as
high as $50. 900 gold per ton was found last week
in the SocorO Range. but the ledge 10 still undls-
covered
A very heavy strike of gray sulphuret ore assay
ing from 5000 to $500 per ton ls reported to
have been made recently on the Antelope claim,
Palomas Range, while doing assessment work. EX-
perts declare il be the line of the Percha and
Lake Valley mineral belt.
Test assays of ore from the Copper Duke and
Mountain Chief adjoining Mines Organ Mountain
District. show Il general average of siXty-nlne
ounces silver TO the ton.
Bullion valued at SOL 900 was received in 4his
city Yesterday from the mines.
Caledonia (B. H. superintendent reports for week
ending December 3 ore delivered to mill, l,O25
tons Bullion shipped, 1882 ounces value,
SD 800. South drift advanced eleven feet, and
still in good ore. Drift north end of chamber IN
ten feet with marked improvement in quality OF
ore at face. Slopes ali looking well, and ma
cblnerv at both mill and mine Is running nicely
Will undoubtedly have better bullion returns tor
December"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY, Dec. 12-P. NJ.


At the Mining Stock Exchanges to-day Chrysoiite
and Robinson Consolidated were active and strong
at 1.3O for both stocks. Little Pittsburg came 10
the surface with a fair show of business at 76GSo
377 cents, and Little Chief rose from 80 to 46G 40
declined 4 cents to 80 cents. The Comstocks were
rather frmer at Scent advance.
shLEs At THE MINING ExCRAg WOES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
Drc5smakinl.

4 FIRST-CLASS CUTTER AND FILTER,
~ who make stylish evening dresses, Is also good
hand al rrnoielng AMI CO4ks, -rts few uOie
engIaements by the day Address ID. ~, Tribune
UPTOWN Once. l,lS5 broadway.
ElRST-CLASS DRESSMAkER will make
SILK suits II 10 slI stun suits from 70 fI chi
dreu's suits from SO up aged invalid ladies' ncd nj Their
oWn homes outside machine silt, hing Oh slk o. sa
handsome specimens 10 DC seen Mss AChLAi' ~
West 2lkLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
ERCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW.YORK CITY.

Pike-st. % G from Cherry 81. 926 TO Cherry-st.
CSam et al $4,000
bridge and husband to Sir Null gan ...4 5000
BrOOme-st, 263 II W Of Elizabeth At, 49xS5SX51.
4x97.3 Henry Morris ct al by guardian, TO A ~,
ROthbaTt ...........--....- 1908
KIess, executor. to George Winter ~ $4,000
ct al To- q $500
Nm HAYES 81 D"o. 1000
NeSand ~ oOo 1850
l34th-st. II l75 e OF Lincoln ave, 6OxlOO; 1900.
and wife TO j. 4,OOO
other To- BieaEey '. 10000
0O' Forest and vile to Williams $500
l7thst, s. $50 II W OF Union place 2JX92 Susan IL 5000
Edison TO Mary Edison. 32,0OO
9A" ct al 10 susan Edson $4,000
jon ~ son and vie to Eeii $4,000
sane JoBRp nSpery ,oi anu $4,000
o'n1' IIeehn MIC and d wi 1850
4thave g. OF Sfth st, 26.3G5J; Schutze TO ooo
Bauer ''VN'
l29thst II H. 225 10 OF 1t-aYc, 20X39.ll Louisa 800
sarah Fettricll. o,fVV
IZ body and Niio 10 u NJ 5000
Cherry Water At. lots Nos 9Gi and $685. 4SKllS.1
Ale van Lo' and another. 1900
'As se en- 9 and wife to W ii Nais.. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13

BIZ Richard Y. Hdrnsh
A-story brown stone house with lot, No 40 East
69thst = = l75 # c OF Madison ave. lot 2bxl006; .
RV 4. ". Muller & Son.
5.stOrv brick store with lot, No I'll Water-st, So,
Is i0 arges & Gilbert l77t
3.story brick house with lOt No llS MacdOugalst,
S TSSE oi AiG''4 -' 1915
similar houses with lots Nos and Minettaane,
Rsa d II o. 1885,
No l0-Minetta ST. plot Of land l53x47Gi Joseph -
I simiat house with lot No IL Mineita-st, =, 476
II $ Of Minettaane, plot OF land l7x57j
4stOry stone front house with lot, No IL West
BostScS 10 ~ $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13

RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
ANl u N IILl AIAl-EA MAIL- NlIIE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Aewlork via Desbosses aud Courtlaudt
harrisburg PittsDag the West and south, with Pullman
ana chicago Limited PaTor Dining, smoking sleep
Wiilmslort Lock Haven & a. NJ p m; Cory and Erie at
Up. III. connecting at ouy for 11tusye Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Wasington and the south Limited washnsGn
Express Ol Puh3h FI'Ol NIS liii, keep 'uIudR ~
r. at SIS and $50 a. IN, $40 and 9p ana ~ night
sandag via Vi B. an and p q r. r. a. m H. and ~ night
Ma b. and D. r. r., 7 D. IN. ana II night
For Atlantic CITY except sunday. OIL m and On
For ape Say except Sunday 5l5 lllOa Saturdays
Lone Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate stations,
Ma Railway AID Amboy IL H. l. noon o:oO anu D. ~.
i :! Annex connect with all through trains
al Jersey CITY, alordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
rTaSs Ps9qTg Ga and 129 $50 and
650 m 3 80 5:3O $50 1000 ana lu;3O pm sunday $50,
Sundays 935 p. m: From Philadelphia 800 GU. $50,
90 80 $40. 1910. ll40 m, l;20. 2 Boo $3.50, 62J'
$S $50 $50 $50 iilOa G2O 1880 $50 lO20 1886 and
lO''O O''' TO PHILADELPHIA
TIE o1p.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN.
NEwYokK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New York via Desbrosses
lsnut streets Ferries, as follows 49,
5Io 20 ., $50 % and 10 Limited IL m, $50 $40
g limited and 10 d 4nG t. ). and % Il
Trains daily. except sunday. at
1:ZO m ana H. running through VIA trenton anu
Returning trains leave Broad Street station, Phi9deiph
~ Oh 800 3D. 34j 600 1850, sd, $50, aua ~ ~ ~
TAINTED Lxpress l3Op M, l. 3. L. 3:-2 Limitedl' o.
CSC Tlj. and $40 On sunday, l-Ol, 'sOy' o'-V'
3A5. 80 M, (12j Limitedl. G3b I95, au ~ T. ~
Leave Philadelphia Camden a. M ana t''' p w. A'"
except sunday. ~ o., ,,-..,r,, 1 Asfer House
am fouf of DesbrOsses and COuftlandss NVu-s' anu
yp Nnnrx station foot Of FuionsL, blO0ABI. nos
ia ii and / l0 Hudson HODo&cn sauon IoEsS OiD
IuiQraut Ticket once, 4 ~ III .ou f,r ana chaax
The New.YOrk Transfer Company VIII N~A' ~ ' ~
Baggage ON lote ti5- my io''N J. H. WOOD
CHARLES T.. POoli Ccnrral pass'r Agent.
GeuuIal Manager N'"N' - o
CVONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- 1eNN ttsrING WITH ALL POINTS EAST. -,
ncdnccd fre AZ 10 BosOn for Istciass tickets good only
specified on their lace Ill ,uaavs exrented AZ 49O d.
- t'o per IA North River. foot OF Jayst rev letA az;
tp% I'm Boston at Tickets Tor Bale ~ al plhelpa
THENCE LINE freight only steamers leave
fra pieT 20 f,orth RIVER. foot OF W arensi 4V M "AJ
- sxceutel Tor via Prov idence direct
'~uN~"'" l. w. BffKINS. GanarAI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
Crftures ano HleeilnnS.

tNNVAI, ELECrlON.-1he annual meeting
n ~ m society of the HOWARD MISSION ANDlloNh 4.
iIsrT - wa NDERERS, 40 New B0wefY, y y WIZ
he ned ON "wednesday. December 20 80 at O'Clock N,
H.. chapel aDOyeuamcd Tor the oeclJh OF
a. InSrd OF nine irus. and Tor any oher business
proper ~ O0"'"' " ]. I. MYCKOFF.
Secretary of tie Board OF Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
Sales bD AuCtion.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT.-Mess Van Ias,,
Kearney auctionceFs Auction sale oi ncia4S9 a
NnibcrTyst Miscellaneous articles. Terms cash. sec Cly
Record, Tor sale CITY Hall basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
CFCnr5luna.

,,yERTiSEMENI FOR TIE NV.
4 YORK rKIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT &c
UPTOWN OFFICES, No LIS broadway corner inifiy-
6r.st S0s Vest rwenty.thlrd-st.. corner ElgAihate
No ~ Past Foreenil corner nion.,q uare, 200 Third
ave- corne~ Fory-seyenthsi az tho HAI.LEN OfI iCI.
Noa 90 and = 300 rhirlave, corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twonty.afth. St, up 10 p. n at regular nee iateN
CElECT MINER EXCLUSION
-
FLORIDA. the BAHAMAS ana WEST INDIES
All Expense included
For cfrculaTs tickets aud iull inform ttOn
npnly 10 BLINEN BROS * CLARK,
A., Milkst, Room g. Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
Gleamboats an0 ilalLronos.

TOK NEW-HANEN.-Steam leave Peek
spat p No. and IL p m t,an or an s Il H.
NALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
FitchDuIg; to Newport and Fau DIVER - . to New
Bf Sif and PROViDLNCE leave NewIor.. on ellcr
Of Murray ST. al 4{0p Connection Dy annoX boat nom
IroSyn ,oot Fulton-st and Jersey city tiom loot
Of rao Se9s2Is PiIIc6S,y aEfftR. agents
DOi' GEO. L. CONNOR, Genl Pass. Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengerr
"a m 3 40 aud p m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown
IIfbaea Geneva lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
though coaches daily; Local trains at 54O IN for
Ea1lO ,n ea1ins at a. @ and $40 connect for all
Monte in Mahanoy and aZelton coal regions SUNDAY lai
local for Mauch Chunk sl1 a. IN Leave Maueh ChunA al
General Eastern ONCE corner Of Church and CortiaHGss
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER EAIIRoA e S9SeOe' o. 1857
a. NJ Western and Northern Express to dorchester ana
$40 a. M special Express Tor Chicago, daily stopping only
Albany syracuse Rochester Bulaio Enc Oe' o1' anu
ioSo M chicago Express drawinsroom cars to Canaan
dAlI a To- A6ang ana Toy with Utica
toga, Glens rails. Lake George and Rutland
5Op M Aioany ana TOY special ; Sa!T Iog ony'
% W i9ns &xpPes 80 vi Sleeping cars for ST. Louis;
running through every day the week, also Niagara ta
Go p % Psss daily except sunday with sleeping , ears
10 syracuse Road also to earaioga anu Mon
Pacific Express. daily, with scepnFcats III
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland Toledo, DetOlt OhioAso anu
D. m Night Express with Sleepingcars TO Albany anu
TROY Connects VIII morning Tor the west dDu
Tickets sale at bowling 'ireen 90 anu so ~
yy au, al tcotts Express Offices Pah.pdce anu -
and 9i2 Broadway NcwYork aud S9S WeFTEfoH'~'
N TTOUCEY. Gen sup't Gen Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landng at
IA Cansions west Point, cornwall Newoaig
Milton ami fsOpus connecting WIN l7St t
Delaware stony Glove Railroads STEAMBOATS, ny ul
III James " Baldwin AT p III from lAIsoH ST.
y. r., Saturi ~ at D. m
CHARMS .,,,,,,,r ,.r,c>,
- CITY. RIVER AND HABBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier 49, " r.. foot of Cortimdt-st
freight forwarded rs directed 10 any part
Of tho word
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES TOR DlaPAICh
Orders received delivery Of all kinds OF freight ana mer
chandse any part OF the city.
SEA AID HAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghteed 10 any poh
in harbor at reasonable rates ,.,., ,r, an, -, q,
STEAM BOAI-, BARGES AND GRONE ~ NIlAi'-
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. $500.
Steamers John n. and Erastus corning ior Ni.M
HANIN. leave Pier Is, y H.. at D. H. day toltuuays
excepted - - -. ..,
Ne Haven. and DIS pateh guaranteed
FREIGHT points on D. q ". H. L. received at Pier ~
For Haven and points East Al Plef 10 81, ,,t o..
NOWTH SHORE. sTApI.N ISLAND Eleven Niles Tor
Cena Steamers from iron flef j. = H. oO' VI
"CINTRAL sHIPYARD. ComInunlpaw. n. J.-Dry Docks
Machine Boiler shOps everything appeItAnlS 10 the
construction AID repair VI vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
For Young Ladies-Country.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
SJADIFS PottstOwn Penh-TbiTty-sec Anuua session
oSens sen H. 1881 On Phadcph ana Reading IL r. 40
miles ON Philadelphia. with through cars fom Ne"'loIA
nv Bouud BrOOs route Home comforts parental discipline
ana thorough work elegant buu.Dgs and al conv
large grounds and location well known 10l beauty u -II
For eues address GEO. 6. BUTLER. A n. Piin.
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. \: !,
~ Homehke, thorough, progressive New lnts'i'eq CIT
oular with ali particulars GHOh"E - 9lli H. - W.
" B,1dreporr Conn Address Mss EMILY NELSON.
uONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town y. VI home care; thorough couI SO OF 3lu?; >
opens September Is Miss NJ. ". NJ EICALt, frihclpAL
MISS DILKLEY'S Boarding and Day
WI school Tor Young Ladies, TarTytOwn on tho Hudson
will reopen September 20
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES: experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address NJ rs. h. +. ANREo, o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R.

~ lPennsylyana r. H.. foot COrtlandt-
stations in Now-YOrk ST., and DesbTOssesst
central r. r. OF NJ. foot Liberty St
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing Oct 2 1881.
FOR south Amboy, via {. H. r. OF n j., 8, Si5 a. @ Lao,
4. q p. via Penn r. r., 8, l. Sunday, a.
For Matawan &C., via c. r. H. Of ~ j. 8, y 10 m. l45.
4, p m; via Penn. r. r. M, II m $3.50 p M. sun
days q IN.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park.
Sea Grit Point Pleasant &c, r. r. OF y. j. D, Bis
li5, 4, p via Penn h. r. a m, II n $3.50,
SUNDAYS quot stopping at ocean Grove or Asbuy Pak'
ga.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat, &C.; c. r. X of
For Freehold via T. r. R. OF n j.. s. s15 1li5a {,
o y m For Newport, D. S:l5 ll:i5 m, t. s:45, D.
FOR Aantc City Vineland BridgetOn &c, l:45 \ M mr.,
II. y. BALDWIN, j.. X. WOOD, J. T. RANDOLPH,
q. T. A., c. r. r. OfN.J. g. A. p. r. r sup't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.
,ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philahelphia. baltimore ana WILMINGTON.

and after November II the trains
p M except SUNDAY paror attached arrives wash
daily Sleepers and day coaches through to Cincinnati
p n. daily Fast line arrives Washington 1856 a. M Gu
einnad 1880 P. m, chicago $50 a. m and 81 Louis
through to Cincinnati. ST Louis and Chicago.
Day express Es @ansGa az 1915 IN y Sleeper;
and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati ana GCSgo Train,
arrive from the west az go a. M 800 p m and 1OS1 p M
checked o 81 ina at & SS ARD ~ c
pahy
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OLstation in New York foot OF Libertyst station in
Sct,.1$sqsSTr SeiqSSS2 IssS Leave SsE YORK Mana,
Chunk Tamanend. Tamsqua Hazleon. Drfon, Scranton.
m-FSr Femipgton, nigh Bridge Branch schOoley's
Mountain Bndds Lake Lake Hopatc9ng Eason Allentown.
Nanticoke. Upper Lohigh scranton. &c
oF Maae5 cRaR ASsSTR Beading liar
p66 stSR ea Mi6a GaP Mo19 Chunk Tamaqu
m-For FlemingtOn hgh Bridge Branch. sehOOleys
$50 p m~Eor someryie, bennington, &C. S'OD'
$3.50 ?; m-For Easton, Allentown Reading Harrisburg.
I sunday 3ia; leave a. M 10 for Bound Brook
Harrisburg aud the Wcsto a.. -. ,oo o,zoao
S Si5 iG5 49, ic5 Si I "a mo-
s5 a o ~ ,15 % M o'4'' o. o40 0'0 '0''
For AIMS to d local points see time tables at stations
For sewaien and Perth Am6oy at 5. g. SIS. HAS m.
gSr Ef f.e5 4 sI5 4
xEW- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
IN VIA SANDY HOOK
SrnAMFF GJ hFA AE5fo FIsES'
Commencing october 2 1882
For Highlands. SeabT1ght. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch, 4 IN.
FOR Atlantic Highlands, p.m
Lakewood, Manchester. Toms River Barnegat &c
l45 p m for Atlantic City. Vneand, BrdgetOn, &c.
SID m. for stations to Highlands.
1:46 445 D. m. for stations TO Seabright
D. m. for stations TO SANDY Hook.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOrTRENTON and PHI LADEbPHlA.
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Green-sts at 74J $780, 115
a. M. $50, I, 4:30, $50 z ~ m On sunday at S45
a. m, 5O IL For Third and Berksts, at 745, Ills
a. m, 100 43o. $3.50. p m. On sunday at 40 m. %
For Trenton, 745 $50 l5 m. 100 t. 430, $50, 1'5O
II p m. On sunday, i5 a. m, $50, II p. IA.
From stations Pha and Reading r r.. Ninth and Green
SITS at 1870, $50, $50 Ii o. 15 345 $40. 645 II
On Sunday AZ $50 a. m. $50, IL p m. -
FROM Third and BerksS at $40 $40, 9l0 a. m, l, 5'5V
go, go 1880 p. sunday at 3 10 a. H. 430 p m.
From Trenton, 125 62O, SO3. 300 1908. 1l3t a m; 2
PULLMAN PARLOR AIRS are attached TO day trains
Connection is made Jersey city Station and
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY - 40 -. -.
Tickets for at foot Of Lberys Nos 239 26l 4Ol,
944 95 Broadway and at the principal hotels. Nos
and and Annex Olce JewePs Wharf, Brooklyn
N V Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels or residence 10 destination.
-, -, II. p BALDWIN, Gen Pass. Agent