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B.Tbese trains run dalv Al others dA b 3EEKES
T. NJ TOUCEY,,o,dept General Passenger Agent.
DOpTIAR SHORE LINE-F0rn PT0y Ire ea6o,
Boston and the East emndays excepted Boston az
m On m (parlor car attaGhe] anu with palace sleepins
sleeping carsl sunday leaves Grand central Depot
arrives Newport 1;39p' III +. ". POPPLE Agent
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DOpTLAR SHORE LINEmF0r F CoD HIdG 616oi
RAILROAD.
on and after Feb. ~, 1883.
L. 4 z l. Il 4.

AND United STATES NAIL ROUTE. =.
Trims leave New-Yok VIA Desbrosses and CoEuah1 9Uee
Ferries as follows; - , S.-.A u-,.b prl-,.r
paiace oars attached A. and daily Ne"-f ORR
and chicago Limited Parlor Dining Smoking ana seep
ing Cars a 3 a. every dayI - 49,. ~ I-rto a
WiamspOrt, Lock Haven, m p m, S St, s 80
SD. NJ connecting at CORY LOT litus'liAo' ASH''S
and the oil Regions ,.-,.oa u-ssf,ir yto,,
FTnress Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Sne ~
a m arrive Washington 400 m Reguar va 49, Emo u 4.
y " ar elO and 800 $40 and pm anu ~ ll-u1 ~
and o. r. r, and IN and ~ night San R Sy5;d ~ r.
aud z. n. r. 6:15 a. N, p m ana Il h4sA'' ' " ~ - ~
n u. m and II night. ,., .nuor, oh car m
1r tlantic Cty except Sunday, WIN throusn N' = "
w. Cane Nav except Sunday, ll;lO N .o,t,r
Head Junction, ana h'eIi1ciis,-
Long IaieT T ND Amboy 3 a m. u noon, 3lg p NJ On
sunday 3 q m and p do not SOP az Hfso
feTev CIV anordiDg speedy and uIeC1 usseI i'S
BrOoklyn travel ,,.,r, erO and 11soO m : 20 ami
,n5o m daily and a daily except Mohday 10 ~
neton and Baltimore, $50 and go n 20 SSV
30 90 1905 and 1885 m sunday 99o, ON sum
DAYS $50 p m From PhiladeiBhia 35o 0iY 90 9O a.
SXcept Monday 900, $50 lO4O t:5 a. ~ io-'o AL
so $50, $40 100 $780, $50 800 1912 tg an
io.y5 n M Sunday, $50, $50, 6:3ol o0O Uo 4A'' "
zoo "a 900 1905, 1920 and 1873 D. m
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VHE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as tht
l. NEW.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN hAII%

TINHE ERIE RAILWAY, Oetter KNOWN VS rs
l. NETWORK. LAKE b EHl6 AND "A9lENN "Ai'4
Arrangements Of trains from Chambersst Depot .u,
os d1c6es 70 ' BPPa SI hlmTa and Baaao anl
coaches eveiar tncnnan ana lcdSo v,-, ch,rvs
Tor last tmePuman sleeping Coaches 70 lsunAo az 5i'nS
7:2j am; Niagara Falls mi salam1nca .2 III ,sori
land lao Cincinnati, $40 m; ~ LOUIS so 10 - I
day Connecting trains arrive Detroit SV H. AOo' Wv
ana EXPRESS for the West Solid ain q
pullman bay and sleeping coaches 70 Binglan'o1,ii
Uunet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago
sl5 misrent trlin for ne Vest an moo m II noos
Tx Ann a40 $40 $50 o. 1870 1880 m IL mi' nizht
sundays $3.50 1920 m i9 $50 ~ - 40
80 $40 80 7}O SIS 1890 pm and ~ midnight sum
9sys $40 1920 m As $50 $50 m y midnight ,,a
"a So 80 80 10 aud l3 midnight Saturday nsha
only. sundays 95 M 39 S99 9o g. s;lB m md IA
midnight sundays $50 lO2O Am Aio o'oV Ia 'N -
MewSare aud Cornwall 100 an $50 4;3o 6pm' SUNDAY
$40 Roada1t and Kingston and Montgomery a9pH
s@n H.be5 "a 70 1920 $3.50 $50 43o sl5pm SUM
day g5S 3.50 l056 IN $3.50 1870 sl5p sunday
Sa SSS With Midland Railroad at Mans The '
stops ops ~ yis $50 io2O 4SO slapm Sunday 'S'
RAT 2t quarter aud quarter after esen hoSs
| from 5:l5 m to l045 y m every thIV "ln"''s' ' ~
ckets Tor passage and apartments ~ DrtNISS tr
snns coaches can obtained, and orders ao6 S 60
sn pPrscr Of baggage may be left az Tie company
Nos @6I 067 arSadHTsyD a INV 1eSets ~
Court irn from the arrive In Ne"'i0iA Al ''Ao
1870 ll2S sRd ti8Ss TSo oenr Pasr Agent NowYork
~rOPTHERN RAILROAD OF ,JERSEY;
y trains for h6seTISS9Sd $50 $40 so M y DID.
Nyaek $50 ioG an ! and and 7l5pm
night Ius spTins Valley and Monsey 7lo 10 an fo'P ~'
Sundays an ARpoTr Gen1 Pass'r Agent NewYOgk. .