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Dickens In 1912.

From Perley's "reminiscences
Charles Dickens, when he first visited Wash
ington in 1912, was just entering his thirtieth
year. He was middle-sized somewhat fieshy
person. and he wore a brown frOck coat, a red
figured vest and fancy scarf cravat that con-
cealed the collar and was fastened to the bosom
in rather voluptuOus folds by double pin and
chain His hair, which was long and dark,
grew low upon the brow, had a wavy kink where
1t started from the head. and was corkscrewed
as it fell on either side of his face. His fore
head retreated gradually from the eyes. without
any marked protuberance save at the outer
angle, the upper portion of which formed
prominent ridge little within the assigned po-
sition of the organ of idealty. The eyebas
completely filled their sockets. The aperture
monty clear or bright, but quick, moist and ex-
pressive. The nose was slightly aquiline, the
mouth of moderate dimensions making no great
display of the teeth. the facial muscles OCCASION
ally drawing the upper lip most strongly on the
left side as the mouth opened in speaking. His
features, taken together, were well proportioned,
of glowing and cordial aspect with more ami
nation than grace and more intelligence than
beauty.
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THE MOON.

The July moon fuls on the Sth. at Ii minutes
after o'clock in the morning. On the 18th,
two days after the last quarter, she is near Nep-
tune. and on the 10Th near Saturn. On the olst
the day before new moon, she il near Venus.
On the Esd, the one-day-old moon is near JupIter
and Mercury. On the Goth, she is In conjunction
with Ura bus and Mars. thus passing each piauet
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CALCULATING LIBRARY,
l149 PENNSYLVANIA AyEyY-p

l749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
The hest new hooks; seven monthly and fvo ~cch,~
ms2aZlnes issued
Terms 50 cents per month or a. rer year ,e7-atuth
AIESF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BY AUTHOR
~ OF kutledge: Prose Works Of VIM Culle0
BRYANT by laIkc Goodwin; Summer, by Thoreau edited
by HGo Blake The Giants Robe, 10y I. Austey author
Oh VICE Versa: Tommy lJrnore, 10y X. d. Blsckmors;
Roman Singer, 10y L. Marion Crawford; Quicksanda
translated from the German 10y Mrs l. wister lseorgo
fnots Essays; Mrs John Sherwood. Manners and 40
Gal Csasss Ellis Roberts Government Revenue: AZ
Home IN Italy, by Mrs r. ID X BancisrSii Adams Hand
Book of Authors; Difference Between Physical anH
Moral Law, 10y VIM Arthur Vacation Cruising bySJ +.
Eotirock Practical Essays 10y Alexander Pain Sental
Evolution IN Animals. by q RomaIes Ga. WHIT
AhFR bookseller and Statopsr, Arcs Pennsylvania
aNtnur northwest Telephone call, ass ). JelA
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COTTAGE LIFE.
The residents Of the fashionable cottages
along Ocean avenue began coming early in June.
Mr.. Victor Newcome and his family came over
two weeks ago. They expect, however, to spend
part Of the summer at Newport and also in
Bay Harbor, Me-, as they did last year.
General and Mrs. Grant have had their eldest
son, Col. Fred Grant, and his wife and children,
and Mrs. SartOris formerly Miss Nellie Grant)
and her children with them at the cottage here
This cottage has long been the property Of Gen.
Grants wife. l heard her speak of this two
years ago. have seen Gen. Grant riding more
than once in the afternoon with his wife and one
OF the other ladies, and one or two of the chill
dren In large open carriage drawn by pair of
horses. He always has his crutch in his hand.
ready to use as soon as he leaves the carriage
Readers of The STAR will remember that his
favorite style of driving has always been with
but one companion, or alone In a light buggy
behind one or more fast trOtters and that he
rarely used, either here or in Washington, to
drive in the family carriage. Perhaps he no
longer has his fast horses, for heard Indirectly
that they had been seized by his creditors.
From the tact that on Tuesday wOrkmen were
seen putting the blooming plants. which each
summer adOrn the front of Mr.. George W.
Child's Swiss cottage, in their place it was de-
duced that he and his family would soon be here
and so it has proved. Is not this poetical
way for an arrival to be heralded?
COMMODORE GARRISON
who arrived at his cottage here on Sunday
morning with his brother; Oliver, and his wife's
sister, Miss Lily Randall, was hurried away
from New York when it grew so warm there as
to weather, as well as financial disturbances,
looks very feeble. He had pneumonia about
two months ago and has not yet recovered from
it's effects. His voice is very faint in conse-
quence of weakness but he seems to be bear
ing his money troubles bravely. do not think
he has ever been the same since his son was
killed two years ago. He seems to have loved
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Cssal Sales.
DECEIVER'S SALE.

Notice h hereby given that Of on oruer OF az
surname court bearing the lh day OF February
skal sell AZ public auction the front steps OF tne nou
House IN Rochester Newf ork, on the ga Gay ~
Inv Tie pfnuder Process Fermentation company or Dy
ia receiver interest OF that company anu s
held Its receiver By eonsTaet mHWLEY
patent rights az fh 49, W E.r IN Co
The above sale IL adjourned until the 10th day OF April
1884 AT the same hour and place - 49, ,, ~, p.oo,v.r
The above sale ia adjourned until the 10th day OF APRIL
1881 al '"e SAME "OO' FRANK w HAwLEY. Receiver
The above sale "a adjourned until the Goth day OF April
1854 AZ INC 'A'no "0ui 'FRRNK w HAwLEY. Receiver
The above sale is adjourned until Sd day OF May 1884,
" INC saine "o"i I'LL" FRANK W. HAwLEY. Receiver
Tho .,vs adjourned until the 10th day of May, 1884,
I" '"' '""'' nun "N" FRANK W. HAwLEY, Receiver
The above sale adjourned until the 18th day of May 1884,
"' 'H0 ''"'' mum ' FRANK w. HAwLEY Receiver.
Tho above sale il adjourned until the oath day OF May
1884, al tue same hour "I FRANK W. HAwLEY Receiver.
The above sale adjourned until the 7th day OF June le
al 'ne Sl"o noui Ill" FRANK W. HAwLEY Receiver.
The above sae IL adjourned until the l4th day OF June
1884, at 'i'o S'Di' HO'' FRANK W. HAwLEY Receiver
Tho ahovo sale ia adjourned un. the 2sth day OF June
1901 al 'ho ''i"o nun FRRNK w HAwLEY, Receiver
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considered and for the most part amply ~ aon.
The chapter in which the Thoughts ais , and
sidered might well have been more e1,e aS.na also
the quotations given more numerous fernap' h "
the popular interest of the book would have oetn
enhanced by an effort to reproduce ,aus on on
more detail the social lie, '. him.elf
the uerIod than of the Emperor hl ,us:a.
Tho,o nust always be difficulty IN approaching
character so far removed from ordinary humanity
and therefore the biographer should enuea,o .to
Give reality and life to the picture by painting .n'
someer details as fully and accurately as possible
Rut on tho whole the work has been well DONE anu
those who have read Mr.. Watson's handsome vo.-
ume will not wonder that Marcus was so uniVei.
sanv loved nv his people that on the day OF MS
funeral all Joined with one accord in the sentiment
that there should be no mourning since he was now
returned to the GODS who had lent MN 10 'uo
worldD In accordance with the custom oil 'he age
he was deifed. and without dissenting voice; anu
80 long after as in the reign of Diocleuan inc
s,atue of the Dirus Marcus was frequently 10 DC
found among the household gods OF the roman
people,
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Cnrouean advertisements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA.

RREAKFAST.-"By thorough knowledge Of tho natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition
by careful application Of the mo properties OF Wese,
ecte Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided breakfast tables with
deicaely Favored beverage which many heavy
iudiciOus Of such articles OF
diet that may be gradually built up until strong
enough tendency TO disease Hundreds OF SUD
lie asdies floating around MS ready TO attack wher
there weak point may escape many Iaih smart
by keeping well fortified with pure blood ana
pfopery nourished frame. civil service Gazette. .
Made simply with boiling water or milk sold 0lly IN nan
p0nnd tins 6y GrOcers labelled thus: AMEs EPP5 & Co.
Hnmmonathic Chemists. london, EngIanu
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CHARMS

STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier ls, N. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed to any part
OF the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of freight and me
Chandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND uAn
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghered To any oinA
In the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARaEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II. srARIN ana ERAsTUs CORNING
for NEWHAVEN. leave Pier Is N r. foot Of al
at p. N. daily. saturdays excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. r. R. Pier 10
For New.Hayen and points East, at Pier ls.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier l. r. OF white
hall-st
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, Communipsw N J.-pry pocka
Machine and Boiler shops Everything apperanDg to tho
coas trf,ct ion nd REM of yessa
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Ocean Gfeamers.

D[EuH OIEuWeI5.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON nr,,uu
EMS. Wed. June dS Sal Jd nmiy g
EIDE We'd. June 20 MAIN JAY
First CABIN slOO TO slo0 second cabin $50 5teerage "
'O"os'ie' oELRIcHs q CO. No 2 Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
t1GNEs FOR CALL FORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS,
JAPAN CHINA, NEW-ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA, GEN
IRA 4 and so u I'll AMERICA and MEhlCO, m
From New YORK. pier foot Canast. n. H.
For- san Francisco the lsthnlus OF
CITY OPP PARA sails Friday, June 70 noon.
Connecting for Central and South America ana mexco
From san Francisco, LIST and Brannan sts
For Japan and China noon
For HONOLULU, NEWZEALAND ana Az 2i MALTA
ITALIAN IA sails saturday july y
on arrival OF London mails at san ag a. com
For freight passage and general iniormsIo. sRPT ~'
P'iS o'"00 y" '"'H J. BULLAY. superintendent
WHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE
FOR on EENSTOWN AND LIVERPO0L en- q, m
BALTIC. capt tt ursday June ~ so m
BRITANNIA Can't. Perry. Saturday June 20 20 20 n
REPUBLIC Capt Thursday July . I9V 70 m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCk, FOOT ot "ESi
- 60 ~ 1QTH-Sr s,oo po,nrn tickets on
favorable terms Storage at low rates lnterneu"Vo V
For inspection plans other Information apply s'the
'onPany Son''" -''' K J. CoRrIs. Agent.
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Nem Publications.
4 BRILLIANT SUMMER NUMBER.

4 BRILLIANT SUMMER NUMBER.
HARPER's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
(No.4lW
FOR JULY
CONTAINS:
DAUGHTER OF THE NILE"
Froutsniece. From sketch by Sir Frederick Leighton
President of the Royal Academy
THE NILE,
nv n, Trautyetter Illustrated from Sketches oy 81
Frederick Leighton p. r.. A. and other sources
THE SILENT SCHOOLS OF KENDALL GREEN
By sarta NJ. Brady. illustrated.
PRINCE BISMARCK IN PRIVATE LIFE
Bv DR. Noritz Busch With fullpage portrait
SIMMER RESORTS ON THE ST. LAWRENCE
Bv Annie Howes Frechette Illustrated
HARROW -ON-THE-HILL.
By Joseph Hatton illustrated
THE PROFESSIONAL BEAUTIES OF THE
LAST CENTURY,
BY Alice COmyns Carr illustrated
APPROACHES TO NEW-YORK
Nv Alexander Wainwright. illustrated
"OLD HICKORY"
By T. W. Hisginson With fuILpage Portraits OF Anre"
Jackson and Daniel Webster.
REEF: FROM THE RANGE TO THE SHAMELESS,
By George POmerOy Reese.
SERIAL STORIES:
,1rn1TH SHAKESPEARE By William Black. Illus
trated by L. A. Abbey.
NATURES SERIAL STORY. BY E. P. Roe Illustrated
by Gibson and Dieman.
SHORT STORIES:
MY BULL-CALF. By Frank II. stockton.
| AN HONEST SOUL. BY Mary h. Wilkens
ROSES AND THE NIGHTINGALE,
Poem. By Philip Bourke Marston'
EDITORS EASY CHAIR,
The Wagner Concerts in New YorkCose Oft Theatrical
Seasor-Yulgar Manners Public Amusements'-" Tom
Appleton"
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Proposals.

DEMOVAL of Wrecks in IarbOr at New
Ia Orleans, Louisiana. Advertisement - ,,o,
U. =. ENGINEER OFFICE, )
No. 3 ). RAMPART-sT, :
NRY.ORIEANs, La. June II, lSSi.)
Sealed proposals. duplicate viii be received at ths Oh
Gee uni ooOck July A. 1874 for removal OF inc oi-
ioS1ng wrecks in the harbOr at New Orleans; La ,
Steamship 'Gresham" now lying IN the MISSISSIPPI hNei
I'm line with Ninth st.. City Of New-orleans . ,-...
ship "Aisa" now lying In the MISSISSIPPI RIVER oe'"ceh
sixth md Washington ats city or New-Oreans-
Steamship General Grant" now lying ia the mlssls
River in front wharf between Toulouse and Jefferson ssr
CITY Of Nrw.Orleans. --.--. H., l.. ,., : n,
Bidders must ready to enter into contract within Ten
DAYS after notcat award OF contract am NE DOhu
for same within ten 40 days after signing contract
~. % t,is ofdca AMOS STICKNhG
Fly ~ Major OF Engineers u. =. A.
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DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER,

DTpARTMENT FINANVtt 7
OFFICE COMPTROLLER, Z
NEWARK " j., June o, lSS4.)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= This ONCE until Saturday. June 81, 1884 at M for
the purchase OF any part Of hundred aud thlryhye
tbouaud oars OF bonds OF the City 81 Newark denOmn2ed
Tax Arearage Bonds" deliverable July l, 1881 at which
bonds are by Of the Legislature OF the
state of New Jersey approved April ~ 1870 and are py
each, registered, beariE interest at
The rate OF per cent per payable semannuay by
the sinking Fund Commissioners. 49, ,-----.-
For the payment of the bonds the credit and whole properly
They no addition 10 the deD o.
The civ 6u are issued tax arTcafage sinking fund 10
established ny law providing OF liquidation at ma
thrifty. r,.,-.-. -, -.
Te reserved to reject any or all bids not deemed for
Of OF good faith VIII be
required from successful bidders the Department OF FL
Po3os must be indorsed Proposals Tax Arrearage
Bonds - and addressed TO the Undersigned
'O"N'' ~ p. II QUINN,
COMPTROLLER OF the City OF Newark " j.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
Il NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


ARRANGEMENTS Of trains from Chambers,st Depot
y esfsPs s%9@y m Ray nd B
coaches to Cleveland cincinnati and chicago ,a o,.ro
Tor fast timePulman Sleeping Coaches Buffalo arriving
1913 ans Niagara Falls, m; Hamilton Ont lO;io M
Detroit 1873 ms salamanca C5S ms Cleveland l02 M
Ing arrive Toledo 5:25 and Indianapolis IL
tDay)Paonc Express for the West A solid Train Of
buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches to Chicago
S:l6 m-EmigTant train for the West - -
RuherOrG Passac $50 $50 1920 m ~ noon
lao $3.50 440 5O $50 6;l0 $3.50 1880 1880 m midnight
PSteTson s4 10 $50 $40 loco Il noon lao 5o44o
6O $3.50 BlO $50 1880 s6 1890 and midnight sun
Newark aud Paterson Newark sac 1850 m $40
420 $40 oo0 6;20 1S9 m and ~ midnight SATURDAY
SuAern 1850 l020 l;s5 $50 $50 $40 S6 IN and
~ midnight Sundays 646 $50 1920 Lao O5o III anu
warwick 7:50 10 20 4:s0 D IN. SUNDAYS $50 am.
Newburg and Cornwall 1905 m $3.50 43O 2 M SUNDAY
RoSdout and Kingston and Montgomery a N 4Sopm.
Goshen SiS 1850 1920 m $3.50 $50 ls0 sl5pm sun.
1 day $40 $50 1920 m $50
Middleown 1909 o,20a m $3.50 $3.50 Sl5 sunday
trains Sounec. With New York ontario and railroad
at Main.st. The m train stops at Mainst only IN
Port Jeryis I:OO lO2O am iio0 oiopm' sunuS 0'"
posts leave 2sdt quarter aud quarter hour
! lOI5 m 70 l2;40 every hour -, -, IA
Tickets passage and apartments In Drawing Room anu
and asier OF baggage may left ct the Company oace
Nos. 26l 40l or 05l broadway. ISL Weststp NJ \" N~
Express trains irom the West arrive In Ne~'forA'
'0O JUN n ABBorT aenl Passr Agent New
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWss,JEaSS,E.a ~
na so ssys m fYr sS SSS Sac GAO II mid
night. sunday IAN and 1ie M 7lO 10 am 450
'un1' joaS N. ABBOTT. Gsnl Psasr Agent Nsw'f0f1
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Jnstrnrtioit.
For Young Ladies-City.

MRS. GALLAHER'S French Protes y nm
boarding and Day school for Young @ sss prspa
seton Spocai attention intermediate and primary ,or
in both French and English Separate and nm'eo CHESS ~
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L. $. ASSAY OFFICE. NEw-YoRK,
SUPERiN1ESDENI's OFFICE, Z

L. s. ASSAY OFFICE NEW-loRk,
SUPERN1ENDENIs OFFICE. 49,. Z
SEALED PROPOSALS Endorsed " Proposals
- for supplies" manning the ass Of articles BID i0r WI
me received by the until June 2G 1884 az II
O'clock Tor supplying this Office with acids and other chen
Gals wood coal charcoal salt borax soap oils cruclOes
cnycrs stirrcs dppers dry goods metals HARDWARE ana
necessary suppe1 delivered az the Assay ce or
fiscal wear June So 1881 he delivered In such guam
tite az NAV be required time tine the right 10 reject
av or all proposals being reserved Proposals mast be
1ed y samples satisfactory description ol the articles
to be furnished application. Parties submitting proposals
ANDREW MASON,
SupcTinteudent.
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A1EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER RAILROAD -commenen naDo Way 3D. 1885,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot, ,,s
m, Western NewYork and Northern Express, Win
hrOuRh 10 Rochester ann 20 ~ Ieai
1s:4O R Fast Limited Chicago Express with anns cS
stopping at Albany Utica syracuse Rochester b1.o
agara rails Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving AZ cncaso
1880 H. Chicago Express drawing room cars TO Canaan an
Rochester Niagara Falls and BunalO cohecb luz
OsweQo SHARON springs and Richied SPRINGS la.
ii a. M, Western NewYork and Northern Express WIN
drawing room cars -. rxnrass throuob
drawing room cars l.. al Taos
m with sleeping cars lot NlagdIa
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo Detrois
and st. Louis .. .,o., -. 30 c,rannaa ana n,
.vi1nrn road TO Montreal
"a m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roeheser'
Falls, Cleveland Toledo, DetrOit Cncaeo
Ionis. Oswe also lagtOl except SATURDAY. "a
n m Night Express, with sleeping cars 70 AiDanY sn
TROY Connects wifi morning trains for the "est anu
4Tichets on sale at Grand Central Depot 80 lowing
resn 152 and 425 Broadway and at WestcOtVs Exprss
0aices PARK place and 1856 and 9i2 BroadWay Ne".I
and SSS washington 1870 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn and ~
in dfawugoom and sleeping cars can be
nrocnTed al any ticket offices in Cly ana AZ
baggage allied checked from resluenee, sn6
sIhese U ugI1s I'm "hlJ ~ c. Il. MEEKER,
NJ III SN1bnenrintendent General Passenger Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION


TINE rAp Zen FFsi2ffG FIFE El3E 1884,
For PHILADELPMIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
i SG6aoS A. sGS6&Ys t at no. go 100 SH '''
Chestnut HIl at CoIumba.aye. for Manayunk COnshO-
DRAwING.ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
En esy axe Snth And s
ReHs9 S$S 500 500 1888 1SoH & S9 s95
sTEP6Y S!@ nj s $3 &6gn .t,, 400 On.
900 zoos. iiSS m, l,St APO o;ai 7s5 p, m. Sun
For RA&fL liz & 80 sgSFuRY IEw1sBuRo and
MAHANoY CRY at 7'45 900 m, Sl6, AGO pm
100 1885, 400 $780, 5;45 1900 p. m sundays at $50 D. ID
For SCRANTON at 7;l5. 800 a m. 8:45 p. m.
For WIL TX 81. RI and PJTTSs aE Ct 40 300
For DRIFTON at 7l5 a. m, 3:i5 pm
ForTAMAQUA 7:l5 7'l0 900 1'OO 1870. s45 400
q rs, 500 mr Loo 1850 s45, $3.50 p sunday at
SIC at 7S e.. 9 S R lOO $780, S4S 400
For STATIONS ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
Tg go5 5 S sSn.7. $50 oo i'o AGO. 4O
dS Me- 55 5 &c., 49, o S sSS yS h'
For S'P A5SFfEfD SS6 US 10 S66 Ss6 IS$6 lily
SS no. $50 sO ,S 1879 55 1870 ,S5 at
F|E ILg5apEiS FL slS S
io isS sSsSAEs s$5 "a iso sS
+ g s$ :: s 5 jS 5 5 S
IT, d SSS S5S 55 e. $780, s 3d. ST. Oo m 2'0 !"
% b9Ea sSAS 0 SEAN except osess at
For t5n s R1hR
LSO 4SO M with through parlOr cars on 4SO p N
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1870 p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier EG 3 G9r H6 RIyeT va via Sandy Hook
ForsEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH eto. at 4i3o. lofl0 ra
FG 24t t r HIGHLANDS at $780, 1915 m ''''
AsPgE{S PARK oSEAF GROVE POINT
Except Asbury Park and Ocean drOyoj at 300 A. m.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 3i45
p m.
Rsr p ST. sa
Ss 5 1 s. ~ prncRs IL
NewYork CITY In Brooklyn At Nos COurt-st i07 Broad
S lSsS AilsHiISsys i, apgSEs5 pa
hotel. Or esidengo Destination ~ M eeA
'P'Er ~ iSci NY.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NETWORK. WEST SHORE 8 BUFFALO RAILWAY
An trains except the $40 N and 4:So M leave iron
and l:55 p N trains leave from West i2d-st only
B hGG SSsS f RSi B WA
| ANS p.
For syracuse and Oneida, TAO, 1000 A. Nj tS p. m.
Utica CanaOharie, 7:4O 1000, 1l2e y. mi az
Albany and Catski "740, $1,000 ll'2O M 436 IS p.
Tor Paenvile. Cairo Mountain House Staton TAO, ll2
| am
For Kaatersku, Hunter, Summit, Pine Hill, PhGneci
! ll2Oam.
For sharon Springs 1910 a M. with Buffet Parlor Ca
through without change from West i2d-st station,
Newburg Kingston, Highland Poughkeepse, '740, 1000
1870 u. m.; $40. 4:35 3 p M.
sDaly. Other trains daily except sunday.
Buffet ParlOr Cars 10 syracuse and Buffalo
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars TO syracuse, Oneida, Bua
and Chicago.
Tickets time tables at stations and at Offices OF the
pany, Jersey City, Pennsylvania Railroad Station BrO0kly
No COurtst. Annex office foot OF FuOu-st s33 gulto
st. and No DeKalO-ave.; New-YOrk CITY, Nos. 1872 20
Col 1868, 419 046 l323 broadway No. Union square
1877 6aye, No. 1853 East l20h.st Pennsylvania RR 81
ton foot Desbrossesst foot Cortlandtst and West sho
HENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass Agent
"a State-st.
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Express Desbrosses and Corsande
S:9S f2S $50 and 10 Limited * 1laOS M gag
% Limited and 10 M 4 g. and p I and ~ night
Camden.
Returning trains Broadt station, Philadelphia l2oI
2.15, 800 4 4i35 except Nonday 500 go $40 $3.50
So O. g. $3.50, TAO, 7.46 and on sunday l2Oa SIP
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $3.50 m
Ticket Offices 49, S4s and e44 Broadway, Astog House
IND foot of Desbrosses and CoItlandt Streets Courtst
BrOokyn; Bushs Hotel Hoboken station. Jersey City
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The Transfer Company will call for and checl
from hotels and residences
CHARLES 4. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent