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For VISELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. :, North River, via SANDY HOOK.
ForLONG BBANCH. EATONrOWN, etc, at y. N.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave DesbTosses COtandt and foot 0f Wes al
For mcago Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
- y. IN.
For Newark. Rochester syracuse and Oneida 30 M
3.
Utica Little Fails Fort Plain CanaohaTie Port Jackson
Amsterdam, p;3O IL 90 a, M -
Albany and Catskill - 80. ii 20 $3.50. g y.
Ncwburs Kingston Highland. POughkeepse 3, $50. ll3t
a. nj $40, 40, - = N.
DAILY. Other trains daily except sunday.
Buffet Psror Cars on $50 and ll2O a. m. and 40 p
trsius for Albany.
Parior Buffet Cars $3.50 a. ~ train for Syracuse and
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars p. train for Bunal,
and chicago.
aud time tables com
Pny Jersey CITY Ponnsyvnnia Railroad station, Brooklyn
No COurtst Annex Office foot FultOn-A; c3s Fulton
~, aud NO. Dekalbave NcW.NOfk city. iB2, 207
2tl, $685. 4lb, Dsu, l,S23 broadway No Union
737 dthaye No l6S East i26thst. Penusyl
loot C0rtandt.st and West Sbor,
station, foot West A2dsE
AENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass gent.
"a SLltosk
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0cac rr.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ of s -grIdos tutors lecturers. companions
&c. circulars col best schools fys Ht, Co. .uuloT
ing teachers nor tO teachers Wtu curI2,L f. MIRIAM
Coz iIEItE& CO.,, u Last tiI--t., ulp1 -i3.I"
4 GENTLEMAN for French and German {;
L salary 81 "; another 'rr iIs.aHl drawing sui Ing
hsh; Grammar school As .fIuf- tu 90 West Apply
A.IDsI-ilt 49, Co.,, 70 Aston Place, -. ). city.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, Goycucsscs, sup
"A. piy& Tree 70 employers; SCHOOL, recommended 60
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. cstab-
~ isiM IeJ' provides promptly Best Teachers iorrrL
yftC Pupils families schools, COL gc CIgui.r7 lfouu
SCI ools with reliable normatcr, nee to parents skilled
Teachers always wanted. APPLICATION form Tor stamp 49,
j. ". ~tHLEALIhDNN & Co.,. : l.--l Iitl-at.S. =.
TEEACHEKS WANTED Ladies Expert
! cuced KndorNutucr Tor Normal school French and
painting ,0T city school; drawing painting French and Ger
man; German French. Lngl-i md music city families;
French spoken, Iugish and music. French aud tu.i,h
Tor family, French and German American French f'r sew
erl cities; French. German draw uf and
Ma'lcmifics and English Nc graduate. mathematics and
composition Baptist French German classics and English
mathematics and military West graduate. pen
mau.hp and book .ocpug -Or city school Many other .upe
Ior teachers wanted Tor september Apuls tn Mira. ".
Young ton, Amer * For teachers Agency Union 81
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RETIIL SDA.
BY BARBARA ELBoN. 12mo 81.

By BARBARA ELBON. limo 81
ITS style is unlike that Of M F Maron Crawford
though lis moral tone superior 10 anything MI CIa"
ford haa vet written book is strangely fascinating Inc
reader falls deeply love with tie beautiful heIoAe
and his admiration and for hcr the book ap
uoicncs the end The moral which Ecto da teaches
T.. , d., -l, aud ooi,lo ON. Next % Isa-cs the
book - the that has appeared IL several years
Il American queen.
TIsls one OF the gr'1t o. the hooStc power
70 make Us forget That c are dealing with lc,lpn AMI that
instead We nre ncy taking part il the tr4buatious ana
trials sudp .,ofroal living persons. Tie BOOK Is
destined 10 C 1,y read and almost widely apart will DC
the views ,r-lnc it, Christian al WoIk.
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RECENTLY PUBLISHED
A GREAT TREASON.
BY MARY 4. NJ. HOPPCS.
p... a.

Itisas bic relief hight upon book which has for IT'S
foundation ne events Of remarkable period OF the
worlds history . a Great Ire sOl' will certainly
itself those readers who ask more from novel
than the amusement o. idle hour Morning Post.
Misc Hoppus tols a story of the American war Of indie
pcnic IN Characteristic and attractive style which ac
ITSELF both 10 the and the without
afccation extravaganza History and fiction are aIroy
blended and ii difficult say which part Of the tale Is the
most interesting vi At1rn cum.
Invest ng with romantic glow the entire history Of tho
Revolutionary War The book has peculiar charm -
lNew.YUrk observer
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL CATCHERS.

:
WAsHfNGION, 10. g. April &. 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS vii De received n tl,- baolrt.
rneut unit noon the fourth day Of June l~sl fr IN n
ing by Mail Catcher brackets Tor he spine
conforming thc samples Of III, apartment ia such guau.
titles and times may Doe required and ordered dur.
ing one year from the drsi ia ~ July 1-S4.
HE proposals must hc OranCr with the printed sUeo.
inca6ns and forms winch viii be- furnished o ann catina
by LETTER 10 the Postmaster General and
right reject any al Of such proposals hereby 10.
served
me contract which may made Will n conformity 10
such specifications and the accepted proposal
W Y. GRESHAM
POstmart or Gene al.
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Ncm jJn1Iicatlons.
DOLLAR NOVELS.
NEW VOLUMES.
BETHESDA

Bv BARBARA ELBON. 12mo, 81.
Bethesda is clever boOkpeThaps TOO clever II De-
longs both In manner and treatment to what is popuary
called the new school fiction, and has been WIT
ten under the influence Of such works as MI henry
James's Portrait of Lady. "-lAcademy
1T is full Of interest and viii be widely read -Cluich-
man.
VIII take rank with the hatdozen WORKS OF h'uon ''
have rendered twevemouth somewhat note"orn,
period in the development Of American literature.
The passages quoted VIII indicate sufficiently well the "oe'
some moral tone Of the book tone which takes its note RON
the loitest aspirations aud rises above the sTo ana
into an atmosphere hope. dh and peace be'he'uI
unqucstionaby novel OF depth originality ana power II
marks tendency acdon which IS destined to bring ioih
noble results. - Literary World.
This evidently novel that deserves to rank among INC
great. - Louisville COuuer-JournaL
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- MIN )
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL, Y. r., foot Of Cortlandt-st
Consgnmcnts Of freight forwarded as directed to any ps
VI the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery kinds OF freight and ue
shlndse 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR-
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly gered to any prs
IN the harbor NJ reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES To CIIAH
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEW HAVEN leaves PIes
II, N r., foot Of Cortlandtst, ae daily. [sUEDAYa
excepted.l
Freight for points D. W. R. r. received at Pes IN
For New-Havcn and points East, az Pier IS.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles ttx
Ten Cents, via Steamers from Pier l, Z. r. foot OF White
hallst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipsw. n. J-Dry Deere
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaning 70 t
construction and repair Of yessels
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NFW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-Sr- NORTH RIVER
irect connection and from BROOKLYN VIA Annex Boats
rrom BrOoklvu Bridge Pier


NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LiBFRTYsr- NORTH RIVER.
Direct '0nH'''o o no BTooE s Bridge Pier re 'A '
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT nov. -. 1873.
For L. 6 sG6 TRFS4N 30 4 R3u5 5o b9 S5
ia%o M sstSDiYs at si Is a. n &c. Loop '''
Direct connection at Wayne for Germantown and
Sh,.tnut M a. Columba-s'e' Tor AahVunN ConSho-
DRNwITG ROOM CARS on all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains
Returning, leave PHILADELPFIA Ninth and Grceustc e.
SUNDAY $50 os a % 'ao l2 i9o q g9 81 and
pm SUNDAY sl5a m. 1870 p m.
LGaye TRENTON Warren 19d IhS5erjl g. a3 G;2o i2S
DAYS rs. 0i5 a M, 5i5 ,. IN.
For WILLIAMsPoRr at 6:45, 7'45, 900 a M, 345, 400
For sUNBURY and LEwIsBURe at Gas. 7rt5 a. m, BIAS.
4p.m
For RsADIYGand HARRISBURG at 10 900 ll.l5 a y,
l.Oo l:.0 800. $3.50, 1900 p. M Sundays al J3U , ~
For SCRANTON At C:l5, o.ooa m. 3:i6 m.
For wILEEsR;ARRE and PITTsToX g go 900 a. me-
For DRItrON at U;}5 q. M, Bias p. m
For TAlfAQUA at G.l5 7i5 900 M loo $780, 345, 400.
For arm EfFf. ALI FNrowN and MAUcH CHUNK
al 1919 800 a. M lo0 100. 345. 5'SO p ~ sunday at
For Etsrov at Gi5 90 m. 100. 1880. 845. 400 1870
550p m. sundays. $50 p m.
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
For PLE,uNGToN At 90 900 M. 1900 1870, 400, $780,
For soMERVI LIE st6t5 POP 1920 ddA2a n 900 30
For pr NFIETD Al e.t5 -l5. 900 030, 1890, lbs a. M
loo. l3l, 800 BIAS, 100 t3n. 800 Is, 63p 600 6.3O
ZOO 500 go 1880, T. o D. SUNDAYS az 800. s43
O. NJ, 100 400, $500, 900 100 p.
For ELIZABETH at 6l5, 645, 715 745, 500 $50 900
$50 tOO0. 1890 llI5. 1870 N, l2ij, Loo 100, 300
DO 300. 33u 3f5, 500 4l5 40. i:45 500. 81, 630
545 500 G.l $50 6l5 700. 100, 500 $40 O. o. 1890
1880, l2o9 m. SUNDAYS at 800 $40 m. 100. 400
5:3u. 300. 1900 pm.
For NEwAGK at 800 SO gl5. go 7.l5, 7$o 200; sl5
$50 900. 9l5 945. 1918 lOib, ll15 1900 m, l243
1l5 400, 40 300. 3: 30, 200 49, 500 55, $50 6;i5
500 G:l5 $40 700. 7.3o $40 900 946 1890, ll;lj,
l4QoPm. sUNDAY5, AZ 500, 9,l6, 1913 am 1900 IN
1l5 8uo. 400. 800, els. 800 900, lOi o pm
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE Sc, IAN aiD az
300 3.lj M, l.3O 400 900 p N SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at4O0 l0.4j an
For FREEHOLD-At O. 9l5, II o. m, 1870, 4, SD
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARN EGAT az SIS
1870. $50 IN with through parOT 43O
train
For NIc;ELAND and BRIDGETON at 100 p.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No = North River via SANDY HOOK.
ForLONG BRANCH. EATONTOWN, etc, at y N.
Tickets can procured at foot Libertyt Pier No sSorh
River 81, lt2 207 612Gl I'll 40. 74l 044 lSl1, and
Green pos 125tst and principal Hotels I'm
York CRY In Brooklyn at Nos COurtst llS froad
Wayi ~33 Fulton-sti 2lO Manhattan svef De kalb
aye l~gl AtlauuCavo. In HODOken asa Washn gton ST.
n = Transfer Company Will call fol- and check baggage from
hotels residence tOdestinatiOn .
]. h. WOOTrEN, Gen. Manager. c. q. HANCOCK q. p
and T. A. Il T. BALDW IN q T.. A ll9 Liberty ST. y, Y
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THE EklE RAlLNA Y, better known as tho
NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangements OF trains from Chambers-st. Depot.
IS m-Daiy except sundays Day Express drawing roOD
cOaches 10 Bnlhauton, Elmra and Buffalo. Sleeping
coaches 20 Cleveland, inCiDnatl ana chicago
Bpm daily, Louis Limited" EXpTessNO extra chaTss
Detroit ~ y m; salamanca 7O5 a m Cleveland 4O 0 IA
81 N 'DayJ-Pachc Express West solid Train
Pullman bay and sleeping caches 10 BnghamtOn Emirs,
Buao, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago. Hotel and
BUFFET smoking Coaches 20 Chicago
o;l3 m hmtTant train for the West.
Las 500 40 s. 0 80 $40 $50 80 1880 m p mdnshS
SUNDAYS Is $40 1870 A n ID M midnight.
Paterson 100 1850 80 l02O 2 noon las $50 $40
DAYS $3.50 1920 m - $50 pm II midnight.
Newark aud Patterson via Newark $40 $40 1880 m $40
II gbts onlv sunday, si5 m li0 6:Sn p M
Sntern 81 1910 lI6 $50 $50 $40 $40 IA and "a
midnight sundays $50 1920 m Las $3.50 III and II
warwick TOO 49Opm
Newourg and Cornwall $50 $40 4sSO m. Sunday
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery o q m $50 N.
Goshen 1850 0 1920 IN $50 $50 $50 s:l6pm sun.
day $50 1920 N $50 m.
Aiddetown 100 1929 m $3.50 40 sI6 m sunday
trains connect VITA New York 0nta sad Western Rslrosi
a. Msinst The m train stoPs at Man.st only:
foi IJervls t' lO'-O N +SO SIa NJ SUNDAY oA'o
25Gst quarter of and quarter after each hour
from $40 am Ia I046 every thIry minutes and froaA
lU.A5 y ia "a l2:t5 a every hour
Tickets for and apartments I'm Drawing Room and
ana Transfer Of baggage may left st the Company oce
Nos 26l, tOl 051 Broadway. ~ Weststr ~ Y Ma
Express fron the West arrive IN NewNOrk at 40
'''o JOIN r Nv GBB0TT Genl Pa-sr Agent NewYO
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Nyack $50 l0am1 B. 400 $50 $40 $3.50 M 10 mid.
night. sundays . a m aud q. M ~ "a .,
NanuetL spring Valley ana Monsey 'iIo ~ an AoOp N
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Gen1 Psssr Agent Nsw.YOrL
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THE MAY
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THE VIRGINIA DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
group OF Virginia statesmen. Nineteen illustrations Of
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John rs Cooke.
CHEROKLLs PROBABLY MOUNDBUILDERs. BY
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1nstrnctlon.
For Boys and Young Men--City.

For Boys and Young Men--City.
SCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
scH2QJ % s 4 i3 2Fo"o2 F4 4iSaa1
TVHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
1 Madsouavc near j4tlst. Dr H. b. CHAPLIN, Prnc.
pal English classical and primary depart n,3+ .yHnl,
t4tGscloo wear ust begun.
JNIVERSlTY GRAMMAR S S-1G L, I,4sli
AID CLASSICAL Icpts NJ. n H0BbI ". l. akin. Pr.ncDls
For Both sexes-City.
A -CTRCULARS OF BEST SCHO0LS,,
~ parent, F E5. ys pT naa ic MIRIAM
A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
sors tcacr- Royrcs-cs every az and eruing. recon-
famcs OF Ion Hamilton , ~ocTejry Eva.'s cyrus ".
FIeid Mime. H-97l., 90 We-t2lsl--'- No"- YORK.
Art schoc.s-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
VI beginning TUESDAY. OCT Is % TRATING. on ana
MATECgLoR r4I&tl%G SILL . aH;4{T1i3
STUDIO No. 20 MADisUA-ANE
I2 NJ H HrEI NJ e. a A %itL'AA HARE Mr.
For Bows and Young Men-CouutrY.
A HONE-LIKE BOARDING-SCHOOL for
~ Young boys. r. HlND>.A. W., HemIsicaA IT,.
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-Thc nm
thecal. an instruction o.. such boys specially. Address
POYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer or winter -iocsbr!lse Mass. FHUfFMANN
pORDENTOWN. y. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepares ION College or business Finely located health
'''' ANU row WI. 81 BOWEN, 4. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP,
Government scGo& md for Busne's 5dHN MILLE
TuIr4pIL
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Iy to y Ii'S Silfcif 4 H. s@perntea ha O' 0 '
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
Hcqnlqr foaryeaF g9uTscs ci,n: Mechanical Mn
iss p Eysic5 '.' Hatara isofy Etc deSs
med 70 pa J1d or sPecai ~ NJ g' and R ms
sept % and p at9 a. W2;,rp-rrp o.r1rs secrot,rr
FRANCIS A. WALKER president '''''
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester pa year hesreTi5 ;1r President.
DYE. y. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
IL ne of -pI.ug term Feb. ca. COLLINS Principal
For Young Ladies-Country
DORDENTOWN, y. j. Female College;
bGnuy G'sG yTgg 4e'l o1 c@ addrc g
p''O' Rev Va c, BOWEN, 4. N, President
For Both sexes-Counry.
A FAMILY SCHOOL, on a farm II miles
~ from Ne"-York fGsning Railroad. Children receive
u Sn ls s H. aG o ia % asa Ha s" summer "
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
- and Hudson RiyaG Institute, Slav'racE' Ny
FIT, for 4Lh C2 l:c Fra H{ c,l os.
Rev. ALON/p FLACK, Pm. President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
Soru SEXES E N3 %f,l Gt rs r~rcAHD AFT
Iryate instruction for PACE ward scholars 80 send for
Miscellaneous.
ETROpE.-Parcnts wishing to have tbcir
OF southern France may address. june J. -. .,..-
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Ocean Gicdrer5

Ocean Cleaners
4 NCHOR LINE.-U. SNAIL STEAMERS.
y GLASGOW Via LONDDNDERRY.
a rs nada bSy5di nav nav H. 10 @ M
cabin p.s.asc' 80 t. 80 second cabin 40
r1,.tItsG1,i 3 ~ va ,, H. -TSjl \ y I;vrcF
From per Al Nortb River. foot OF Leroy..t.
cI44 OF ROM i s, NAY i Y June ne ln iuy Il
superb ac,ommgl'uons Tor all ,lass"- Of passengers
second cabin ana scrrlgs ls aooyc.
I0' p'''"S S'1i lowing e GlDSn 10
CUNARD LINE.
FROM NEW 26k 70 Ea f9TEF VA QUEENS,
FROM PIER No 20 NoRrn RIVER.
AURASIA. " .duc,d'y. Apui 80 a
BOTHNIA ..........,.....- Wednesday. May = 5p m.
CABIN passage $50 : 80 ana 500 49,
rates fieshi"1 P1I7-se 9' NJ @.s Sre SasDt,
GPECIAL NOTICE.
- TlIE NEW CUNARD STEAIsHIP
ACRANIA
VIII sail WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. Very best cabin ac
Commoiatcns VaR&oN H. BRowN { 90, Agents
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
pier H aw 30 y 2S 1G4 1d a 6f of Moon
81 La hlNT, de Jousselln We'ns-day, April 80, IN
AMERQC ~ -ante.n $500. Wednesday, Nav I, = a. m
rfansatianiIc Of Psr'a - y" '-' D'''l''
LOUIS Dc IiEBGAN, agent no Bowling Greon
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET cow
i PANY'S semi weekly Mail - Line FOR PLYMOUTH
QLOndonl CherbouTg, Paris ana HAMBU R8.
WIS., PIIALIA... Apu yb MILLA D.....-.-.... May
KHAEIIA. Nav 81 u' NANIA.-........ NAV 10
Rsros Frst CsDm $50 so and SO according 10 location
fad 3 send Tor ,roarir Gaacttc ''''"'0 "O'"
KUNHAIBl & CO.. Gcn. Agts, so, Ill BrOadst, y. Y.
{. d. lCHARD a co. Gen Pass Agts- 81 Uway, y. Y.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 81. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON
NEWSOEk. sou HAMPTON AND BREMEN,
P2EAF 9 1 phi e g S StEE %ra M hY
RHE1N ..... May g Fft;A ....... We'd, Way "a
First cabin 900 20 s,0; second cabin 800 At
Low est rates
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Steamboats, an0 llIiIr111B

tLBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and II. JOHN.
Pier Al, r. loot Of Csnalst every week day att
p. m cd. ,. .,...,.,,. o., al, s...io,s an
New. York Central r. RI also tickets " the y z G aud
H. r. r. good for passage aud 5tater0om BERTH Rooms
warmed.
LOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
4 Landing CTaustOns West Point COruVaI, New
Marlboro Milton, PHughkeepste and EsOpu9
Connecting Glove K. X
STEAMBOATS, JAMES w. BALDWIN ana CAISkILL leave
daily D. M. Pier foot of HaTisOn-st. ". II.
TEROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
A. North River foot Chrt-tOphcrSt daily except saturday,
connecting with morning trains for tho North and
West sundays steamer touchcs az Albany
{ FIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passeng
A. trains leave depot COrtsndt and Desbrosses
-:lO m $40 and D. for EasOn, Bethlehem. Allen
town. Reading, Mauch Chunk Nilkcsbarre, IOwsnda Wa
verify Ithaca Geneva. Lyons Buffalo and the West. Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at and $40
p. I'd for Ea,ton. bethlehem and COOlay
Trains leaving $40 IA, ana $40 p m connect for
all points in NuhauoY and Hazleion coal regions sunday
train local for MaIch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
at p. m.
n g P A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On aud after FEB. 81. 1891.
q 4. a O.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.


Trains leave eYorf and cortlaudt s:rees
HaTrs61Ts Ptts61rg the West and SOUTH with rurmoa
and Chicago I@iico Of PaTor Dining Smoking and siesp.
P M n a CORY for fussv
Baltimore washington and the SOUTH limited washington
a NJ arrive Washington 4o5 p M Regular via B. aud 7.
B and go snd and M 8t and fna b and suna
and n. R. ei5 D. m and IL night, via b. and o. Il
COR Atlantic CITY eIeeP5 sunday; With through car 1pm
Long Branch say Head Junction and intermediate ,taons
r 8na% | sf SsSS S Is, a.
Jersey city. aroFilng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains a1vo Pittsburg $40 and 1920 7S1 ard
loo N daily and M day ~, except M0ndsy TOE gm
90 5iS9 o ,' and ' i98S p NJ sunday S55 $50 m:
dys o $50 52a ioSo g ~ i9m Sfoi az
53 .5Ss3y sS 9 81 g. 46S ls;
e2o. 1885, a:2O 1905 1920 and 1885 D. m
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