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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-07

FLIES are now abundant, and
most neople wonder where they
come from. The eggs OF the house
fly are laid i'm decaying vegetable
matter, such as dead leaves, and
especially in the manure of the sta-
bles, about seventy or eighty being
the usual number at time. These
soon hatch, and the larvae grows
rapidly, and feed upon the substan-
ceS found near by. After a short
time the outer skin hardens and be-
comes brown and tough, forming u
case shaped like little barrel, d.
vided into rings. The tmnsfOrma-
tion Of the larvoe Is quickly made,
and the animal l. SOON ready TO
emerge a perfect insect.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-07

THE average human body is made
up of several pals of water, a mass
of charcoal sufficient to cook a good
dinner, a quantity of hydrogen
that would float small balloon, q
piece of iron large enough to make
pocket knife, and lump of phos-
phorus that would serve for half a
dozen boxes of lucifer matches, also
various proportions of soda, potosh,
lime, magnesia, oxygen, chlorine
and nitrogen.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-07

THE first piano manufactured in
the United States is believed TO have
been made by John Belmont, of
Philadelphia, in l77j,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-07

THE Cleveland Leader thinks
women are best protected in the
Southern States where Lynch law
prevails.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-09-07
FLORIDA.
LOUISIANA.

Truly a good list and here are
a few of the Louisiana arrange
mentS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-11
DIssOLUTION-

FTvHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
j existing between Hayes 4 Pettengill. In
the Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing business.
was dissolved by mutual consent ON the l1th
instant. All debts due the late firm must be
paid TO James Hayes. and sli debts owing will
JAMES HAYES.
H. pETTENGIIsL.
The new firm win hereafter be HAYES 1
BLAKE.
Eureka, June II, 1878. claim
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-11
WANTED

CITUATIoNs ARE WANTED BY TWO
- steady and sober young men, one as Cook
aud the other as Barkeeper No objec-
tons for either one to go outside of Eureka.
Address CHAS. KUNKEL, or apply at the Of
zee Of the SENTINEL. jc23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEka
KEW YORK CITY.

x..D,,,n.ve r2sd WARD lot No 81 John Kerioot and
1tife 10 William Baker. ~
Nso,risage . cor Elton. at 25NlOO.S; A bake, TEL
cree 10 William p O'COnner. "a
ya.ndrict at = Esd Ward, lots Nos IL ana l0'oV
Ti95 ] NJ Smith, referee 20 Michael
Iivisious At n A. 72.9 It W OF Allenst Q0t no oooJ'
pntiip Goldman and WIFE 70 DAVID NORMAN, 80
1,,,5ngt0p. At n g. lO2 fly Of ChTysnest lSAooi Ju
sepbipe PinnoW and husband TO 20 august massey
Some nroperty August Massey 20 charles PlnhoW.-.
Esssv N q = 1875 II . OF Hester-st lSONlOOi Julus
Dosenlurg ard wife 70 Leopold NAV,
.veC "a ~ ftR Of Grove hin Place, 25XlOOi CARA
~ Dccker and husband 20 Peter TTautman go.
oetb al 8 A 100 Il " Of 9thave lsX9o-9i Carollhe
Abraborns 70 Benjamin w Merriam a.,
eAtb.st n a 80 Il of LeXingtOnaye, ZONlVVO'
Tonnes NIcCOyern 20 Henrietta staples. 1900
gad - n IN N W of Sd ave, 2OXlO22; hichael Dry
ZOOS ana wife to Caroline LOrwenstein.
istbst n q 325 n Of 1lthave 75NltO; Peer cooper
to tie Municipal Gas Light Company.
bctb AZ n 4 25 Il Of Madis0n-ave, 20Xi5i Chailes
Du5c1n and wife 10 Caroline TW0mbly :..;...
Eetbsf m q ~ n W o. MadisOn-ave, ZbNf3i ChaiIes
DuopIn and vile 20 Harriet 4 smith.
Ittb NJ N a 81 III OF MadiSO0-ave, 2bIl6i ChaIios
Dnggo and wife TO Francis Wales. ....-..-..
2qd ar i 4 $50 Il of 10thaVe. 25NSo.Jj OuNor "
Scctt 10 Julia II Scott. =, -
bthsf n 4 l5J 10 OF 2d-ave, 2oX81; Henry y Ndu7'
and wife TO Jacob Beck.
s9dst 5 a 290.ll Il Of 4thaye, 4lXlOO0; AAle"
Wifi tr to John Davidson.
1S3dsf n r. ~ % st of jth-aye. ll6N95II ENSllDS
l. SsaTls exeCutriX etc 20 Whltuesty u scans,
6otb-st s AIS II OF Ave-A, 75XlOO4 ana also TSst
River and G9th.st Cots Nos 552 ana 00o)i Sohn
Bonnet and wife 10 Emma c ShutheIs'''' '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL-L0CKS.
pnsI.OrF1cE DrrARrMENT,

WASHINGTON. ID. g., August o. lS1s.b
Senarate sealed proposals will be received At this Depart
mrni until O'Clock the goth day OF March lslo
r rnshn QnE four and different kinds OF Locks and
KEYS sole aud exclusive use OF nted STATES n
Including besides those to be used Tor man Days sne rs are
IN he used The ietterbOXes OF the United states
the public exposure and searching examination hecos
saTy inte gent bidding any prescribed model OF IoSk
and key would tend to impair u not entirely Destroy we
all such OCkH and Keys Tor the purpose OF e
nas the prrscribes no models OF san
niles for bidders but relies for selection ON the mechAnlc
Ingenuity and sk which fair competition among inventors
hereby invited develop In samples submitted oy he
requirements as 10 prOp0sala samples
Kinds ana Of locks and keys contracts &C. W D
by letter second
pToposa will be considered which not submitted In ac-
with such specifications and forms OF proposal
The contracts which be made are 70 DC IN cOhiorhi
WIN 'no 'p0'ii'S u. NJ KEY,
postmAster-General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
Dfoposals.
PROPOSALS FOR ARTILLERY HORSES.

III {
YORK CITY Aug y, 1873
sFAIED PROPOSALS. trpliCate. VIII be received at
This office until IL O'Clock September 1879 at when
time ana ace they viii 10 opened In the presence on bidders
~ tnTnisbiuV f Department with ten COl artillery horses
nav male between fifteen q ~ and sixteen B) hands high;
M ,ir between eleven hundred OlOO) and twelve hun
red Il 2OO pounds 20 be sound and between hve o ana
The Government reserves the rgt 10
Reject any Blank proposals VIII be furnished on
apca0n 10 this office. Proposals should be addressed 20
~ undcrsnrd and endorsed Proposals Tor Artillery
HorseaU H. O. EASION, Colonel and Assistant quarter
Gene DcpOt OuaTtermnster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
brighton BEACH.
BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND coNEY ISLAND RAIL
BEACH.

The Great Seaside Resort of Ne~.York.
s AKA aS nail Tbe IN Ste bnbSs Establishment
in existence, costing over $4,000
The largest PAVILION on the coast
T Ths % SSaSsTra EieStTiS Lights
The Marine Railway two miles along the surf
Gratnlas celebrated 7th Regiment Band dorty piece0
every A''''T TINE E TABLE VIA GREENPoINT.
Take steamer HANCOCK foot 22dst East River, 10 Man.
a Sd2 m hsass h az psRS 1913 & % ETC.,
!S45 i2J 1850 225 $50 $40 S:574;25, $50. 5l6, $50.
0'i0' O''' ''-O only % minutes to the Beach
take steamers D. r. MARrIN and THOMAS coLLYER,
from 22dst. North River o. TO- II, II, l. 2 s. 4, S67
ISFoys North River 9lO 1910 IllO, 1910 llO 2lo
Per ~ SoTh River e25 1925 I:9o 1928 1875. 226
re Re1inng-Tians leave Manhattan Beach for NewYOrk.
via GreenpOIut, every halt hour 70 Top m oo,
Excursion Tickets. good either route, 80 cents
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
W. 9PsP from SS p1D e di ~ Ran stree, Ferry
CoURTLAN point for Jersey City and
PARK point for Post once City Hall and
cHRMBERs. Observation-Disclosures point for PavOna and Erie
vRk RSiIHsfYS E.ssTTFREEEr-
eSres point for Desorosses street Ferry
Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany
Point for Christopher stree.
1iWESTY DsTREET-Near point Twenythird
rH f ETT.f Fiji 8 sfi;fEAE fis'
FORTY SECOND -STREEI-Nearest point ior NeW-1OrA
Central Railroad Depot.
FIFvrIETH -STREET-
EEr-Nearest point for Central Park
FoR JTPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR DowNToWN trains take WEST side station
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF o;S0 70
~ A. m. 20 D. m, when the fare Is . cents
ROUTE From Ffy-eighth street along SxthAvenue; 70
ana along Amity street, ard along south f1tthavennei
IN crossing into aud along West Broadway 20
crossing into and along COllegeplaee 70
and along MurIaystTeet; 10 and along ChurchstreeI 70
ana along New Churchsreet TO Morris street
Connects with the following horse car lines; A..
AT RECTOR.STREET with cars for south Ferry. Az
DSTREEr with cars for Desbrosses and kast oIana
street. Ferries tBLEECKERsrREtcF with cars Tor East
and Wes AT EIGTHrHSrREkI with ears LOT %
and Tenth street Ferries Az fOUhIEfSIS sy
Win cars for West Twenty third street and East IMen
third and Thirty Streets Ferries ThIhI
SrRFTT with cars for Weehawken Ferry AZ FAFlh'
STREET with cars Tor Belt Line kaiTeaa
49, WIN. r. GARRISON. Presiaen..'
New.York June IS; 1878. N. VAN Bk oCkLlS, saRs
XVEST POINT or NEWBURGH. lex
w cept sunday see DAY LINE adysf fhs nsasv
main at WEST POINT hours MEN hON"h HN~'S
| hours due &C New.YOrk on return Al oiS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
Ere dream.

CUsSELL'S ICE CREAM best in the city
town orders specially IL Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
LITTLETON, TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRAWFORD HOUSE FABYAN's and PROFILE HoUsl

2rRT oh II Il m and b ShGs n 9P9 aeo TcGt ONE
Transfer Company 9i4 Broadway, AMI Courrst Brooklyn
anu Atpruapal Hotel and other ricket ofi,es
rI'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
ka &Sp &y n nST Pa@q IKE BE L4K
~ ~ IA talin. tarc. fnte is7s AN'NNuEhENE
Q a. m.--tincmnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
i. ~ CDailyFast 81 Tous Express arriving at Buffalo
500 connecting with fast trans 10 the West and South.
west Pulmans best drawingr1om sleeping coaches But
p m. DAILY Pacific Express for the wes;. Sleeping
coaches through 70 ltQchester Bunn9 NIAGARA Pals Cincn.
nau AMI Chicago without change also hotel dining cars ~
- IN mlgrant Train for the West
Trains lcay, Clambgrs street Dego Nev:York. Tor 80
Pm &nh ' eairraT n on 0 sSnS GiS i5 5
noon aH G5 E. 5 40 5i5 T. ESQ s 10 p n e midn ME-
Sq PSe.aS a 5@ 30 Y 6 aas ' @ aSqa
p NJ and Il midnight SUNDAYS 6 $50 6I5 1915 a. In
sSr ,G G. ~ i f a n' iI5 35 O. D. m 70 mid
night Sundays g. $50 lOlj I4j. G.JO ,. AMI u
cornwall e. a. ~ $50 $40 D m Sundays, $50 m.
Ncr6arsn 5.t5 a. H.. $780, $50 p IN. Sundays 800 a. m
eo9aoe s9a kqg'I2a ar 5S9 9 3D. sy 6 SO 2o5 M
H. sundays 900. s:3u. 1915 a. m, $50. 700 y. M
Middlcown, $40, 300 lQ:l5 a. NJ $40 $3.50. 100 p. m.
and 40 p ~ trans with SeWYorE and oswegs
A Pore jefy u.s. IS 300 loo NJ 40 GOO TOO p IN
saniays $50 lUI5 A. M, $50 and coop IA.
-Irau- leaving Chambersst on even or half hours
before 800 M leave l"ca.( uri hi,etn minutes carrier
hours leave Twentyinrist tnry minutes earlier Boat'
trains leaving Chambersst at loco p M, and l2OO mid
night
bee obtained ami orders for the checking
and transfer OF baggage be lett az the COmpanys Offices
Nos 23J spl go or tj7 Broadway n. Y; No Courts
Hrooklyu. ~ the Company deIUtH-
Express GTaus from the West arrive In NeWlork at f25
a m. 1925 and 1923 2. IN. o.. - ,,,,,
no y. ABBOTT General Passr Agent NeW'fOrN
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave for EnglCwOOd Cl0sier Permont and Nyack
ZOO $50 o tj m 800 800 400 4Ij, 6:jO. $50. $50 p
H. and saturday nights only Al 1880 p H. Sundays 300 a
Nannet spring Valley and Monsey, 700, 94j, a. m 4i5 p
u mo. y. ABBOTT General Passr Agent Ncw.1ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, VII

l. NewJrrsey Southern Railroad Commencing June ~,
1S7S steamers viii leave Ncw-N York ficr North River
foot ST. connecting at SANDY Hook with trains for
Long Branch, q. $50 D. m, l. 3Gb D. 5i5 p.
Red Bank and Toms River. o. 8.3c 8 M, ], 3ij y IN
Beach Haven, q a. m, ! ..
Ocean Grove, $3.50 a. nI, ], $40; p M
Nuciand, BidRet0u and Atlantic CITY, y IN
Philadelphia aud TutlortOn q q. NJ, !, 3.i5 D. m
''"'''' '' 'N''s N'"''' - VIM <. sNEDES,
"a Afau4u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
miscellaneous.

Hay FEVER treated and CURED at 1.-THE
Il Wesley Water Cure" Dr. \. Wilson Hurds HIGHLAND
Hygean Home" Delaware Water Gap Address EXPERI.
MEST. MILLS p. o., Penn.
MONEY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW
4NA ELRY, sILVERWARE, &C. bought. sold back 1t
= small advance. ono q. ALIEN
l.10O broadway 2gthst
DRIVATE HOSPITAL for Diseases of tbe
Bladder, Prostate Gland and Observation-Disclosures IN
1850 by EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ d. Editor Of 'The scapel
Oee hours frOm 20 TO- 10 and 10 10 at 20 5thave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
@rdtss ano TENDERS.

TIHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of Low
and HALF LOW CRATES, for either hard or SOFT coal
Win dumping and shaking attachment brass open flro
psSes with Andirons Basket 0ratea for wood hfeh
BTssa Felders Fire Sets and Coal Hods on antique anu
noern degens Wholesale and retail Low estimates gwen
Ia builders, contractors and architects -. s-, =,
T. III COEOVER& CO., Nos $3.50 and 800 Canalst' N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
THISI Is NO GIYE NOTICE, That on the oan

DAY Of August A. ID. 1873 aWarrant In BankuDfev was
Issued against the estate Of EUGENE ARNHEIM
York In the COunty q state Of New York who
has been adiudged bankrupt upon his petition the
payment o. any debts and delivery OF property belong
ing q such bankrupt to him for bis and the transfer
any property by him, forbidden by that q meeting
81 the cre0Ore Of the SAID bankrupt prove their debs
hee e. Court 81 BenkruPcy; to be holden At No $40
Br0adWay IN she City OF NeWYOF before John Fitch Regis
Ter on the 2ath dag Of september A. D 1875 O'Clock
US Marshal Messenger Southern District oi York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
Bankrupt Notires.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
A. STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW.
Sokk:-ln the matter Of GEORGE RIKEh, bsnkrupt-IS
said Court against the estate Of GEORGE BIKER OF the CITY
OF Now1ork, OF The County OF NeW.YOTk OF tho state 81
NeWYOrk In said District Rdiuged
ton % HE creditors and the te
delivery OF any property belonging b9nkfup 10 him
or % bis use and the transfer Of property BY him. are
forbidden by law. meeting OF the creditors OF ead bsnk
rupt 20 fhe ocbs aud choose ynees
Of is estate will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be
holden at No l30 FuliOIHt in the City
District the 18th day oeptember 4 1873 AT IL ocOck
At the Ohice OF Edgar Rechum esquire one OF the
Registers IN Bankruptcy Of said Court.
louis 4. PAYN MarshaI-Messeneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

BROADWAY THEATRE. cor. 30TH-ST.
INAUGU RAJ REGULAR SEASON
POPULAR PRICES.
chesta 81 Dress Circle 75e Gallery admission, 25c re
served seats, 35c.
sEPTEMBER g. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY,
American debut Of the great English actress,
in her celebrated original Character OF MERCY MERRICK.
BoXoFFICE OPEN WEDNESDAY.
WALLACK'S.
Proprietor and Manar MI LESTER WALLACk.
THE SEASON OF 1S7S-l879, -
being tweny-eigh Of Wallaoks Theatre, VIII
commence on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, when VIII De
represented, for the first time stage an entirely new
Hay, in three acts, entitled
Or, THE HISTORY OF YOUNG LADY,
founded on the celebrated novel by s. Richardson,
Among the artists forming the company engaged are
Mr. CHAS COGHLAN, Mr.. HARRY BECKETT,
Mr.. JOHN BKOUGHAM, Miss ROSE COGHLAN,
Nine. PONISI Mr.. CHAS, BARRON,
Mr.. w. II. FLOYD, Mt ]. w. sHAANON.-
Miss STELLA BONIFACE Miss EFFIE GEkMONI
Mr. G. ROCKWELL, Mr.. u. NJ HOLLAND,
AfIs JOHN SEXTON Mr.. w. A. EYT1NGE,
MI. w. J. LEONARD Miss PER- ENTINGE,
Miss META BARTLETT Miss Kki II BARTLETT,
Miss Il. BLAISDELL. Mt G. r. EDWIN,
Miss NELLIE BINGHAM, Miss NNIE NINING,
Mr.. J. 4. KENNEDY, Mr.. ]. PECK
Mr. JOHN GILBERT
aud
Mr. LESTER WALLACK
Due notice will be given Of the first appearance OF
Mr. DION BOUCICAULT
Walack having revised Sheudan's great masterpiece
THE SCHOOL FORSCANDAL -
with view opportunities Tor scenic correctness
well a. beauty this play VIII be produced next aer
ISSA HARLOWE ,o.--...
entirely new popular drama by the author Of "srees
OF London" is in preparation.
The Box Office for the for any dates In Septen
Der will be open on WEDN ESDAY MORNING, September l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
steamuoats auo Railroads.


ALBANY BOAT. PEOPLES LINE.
IN s finest r steamers Eon s od C enE a
Gays 'A''p''0' ssT = 81 and So.
d4%SffzTS hs "a $R ties
Express offCes il NeT.Yorf and brooklyn BrOokyn pas
''ns'r' transferred iF THIs Is 18TH THE boats
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON TIE NETWORK CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
D and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer Brdgepors
and bridgeport at III D. IN.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry station in Sew;York, foot Of Ll9erty:st
Commencing July ls7sTrans Leave NewYOrE foot of
cHGnt Tamaqaa wsssBarre Em H &C. ' Connects at
$40 a. "For High bridge Branch schoOleys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake uOpatcOng, EasjOn, Harrisburg
Magch chunK Tamaqua' Hszleton, Wkesbarre Scranton
iCi5 a. M and i3O p rn-For somervle and Pennington
p m.-FOr Pennington, EastOD Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
Reading, Poitsyile, Harrisburg. &c.
a M Fer High Bridge branch Schooleys Mountain
Maucl Chunk Connects at Junction with d. T. and w r. r.
S:5Qp m, daiy.For Eason Allentown aud HarI1sburgh
For trains TO icaI points see time tables at stations
Brook and intermediate points $3.50 p EastOn
Boats the brooklyn and Eue Annex" make connection
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~ Trans leave for Ret Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
&C. At o, 7;45, o. ll:46 a m $50 4, o. . p M ,,o an,
Stages Mattawan station and from KEYPoRT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
u connections Leave Of Lbertyst, Freehold
74b, ll:i6 q. m, 4, b, Gp. m
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Iuesday, bepI- % 10 %
The following sales were held at the Tx
,bapee saesrOOm to-day:
BV John T. Boyd ,oo
= iron warehouse with iOb ~, 10
Cnnrcbst s. bet White aud Walkersts lou %4NA S9o bOl
80 - By Sent & MuerS. M
Slots 65ths 50 # OF Nadisonave eaon 1905
A!'O''' 49, En- Rfchard Y. HGgEet. ,., -.
A4storv brick dwelling with lot no o5q A~' Cram bGOC
u 400 IL Q of 2d-ave, lot 25IlOS:5; henry n "''
- wv IN Jas L. Weits .A .
story hrcS building with lot NO $50 hSS!!SI ~
sS II Of cystc-st lot 22412ol 'Cnn ma 43Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAYLIGHT.
SEVEN IfOU RS TIME
AND SEVENTY MILES TRAVEL SAVED
on and after July through parl0r viii leave Grand
Central Dep New YORK. NewHayen anu Hartford Rail
road, at sos a. IN. fUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
GEo. l. CoSNok' G"ncraI Fa,s'nErF ACC
Z EIIGH VALIEY RAILROAD.

I EHIGH NALLEl RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PAS~INGEk IRA ms Jan J..
ls77Leayc depots foot 81 Courandt ard Dosbrosscss
ESQ D. Night EXUTcrS daily for Lasfuu Bethlehem.
Attention Mauch Chunk, Wkerbarrc, p1ts'u Sayrr iI
mira Ihaea Auburn, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS aud
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
H6B'G ". SANRE, Supt and Engr.
General Eastern Office church aud '0urtAud SIS
NNAs. II. CIMMINGA. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
FALL RIVER LINE 900.

And an points Fast. via Newport and Fell River.
Mammoth Palace steamers BhlS roll aud rKONI DENCE
leave Newly ok daily from foot ~ Nutray.sL
,.p =, SUNDAY TRIPS, I From
o." VI June - 90 september s inc Pier % y r.
BROOKLYN passengers transferred free by Annex boats
leaving foot Of Fulton ~. az 40 q. IN.
MUSIC BY SPLENDID BANDS AND OECHFSTEAS
secured ~ principal hOtfis
BORDEN L LOWELL. Agrnts
GEo l. C0yyoR General passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA "a.

EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave NewlorE. foot az Lihcrtyst, for Trenton and
Philadelphia al $50 $50 lO1j, ll:3O M. 1880. T. $780,
~ D. M, gad "a; 4}O D. M. Tor Trenton
Leave Philadelphia from station North Ptunsvlvania Rat
1870. $50, ais, 6:t., II nm
Leave Trenton York At Except Monday ESQ.,
SIS, 1890 q. In, 1915. 2IJ. 8 $50. G:dOp.
Pullman bTIWIugr ,Ched to the 80 a. H.
y. m. trains from New York; the 1:45 a. m, 1870
trains ron Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAiSS-Ieavr New-Yt RI auH Philadelphia az
H. H. $3.50, II d. u. Leave York Tor Trenton at .
o 5iI y I'D. l:3l, q % tIO
jersey CITY ~tauuu by Terry 70 ana
from Brooklyn ana EIie " depot. Jersey CITY.
Tickets iui sale foot ~ Lbertys Nus 52H aud 9it
broadway, the principal hotels All offices OK the Erie Rail
way NcN-Nork aud nrunSyu aud nt 40 Cours, Brook
Ba ch from residence 90 de~tiuHi
n. l.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Farc. 20
ccuts NLWBUEGH Gud below. 80 CENT Land az High!
land Falls Wt-t Ppiut Cornwall SrwuuT, Marlboro, Mi
ton. POUGHkEEP-lE Esopus. CONNECTING With Ulster aud
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads. steamboat. Thomas
Cornell James ". BALDWIN leave dairy at D. M, Pier 81
North River, foot u! ilgrIsOu-tL
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european aoperlise ments.

VNAMAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
Il SCRIBED by the FacultylA Laxative refreshing. and
medie9ed NUT ozeDge for the mmediae relief and ecua
unlike pills and the usual Raives) agreeable
produces irritation. r. GRILLON No "a Rue Ram
buteSu, Paris Sold BY all chemists.
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Gountrn properIp 90 Get.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS. opposite West Point Address FISHK KILL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkill, N. y
FURNISHED Dwelling at Madison, n ia
desirable dwelling, ~ rooms, furnished hye minutes
depot let FROM September viii board
tenant q desired Address d. NJ. D0U CHERRY, IA Broad
ST., Newark. n. J.
TVO LET-AtAike S. C.-The house corner
fYOrkst conveniently arranged for boarding house
Address AIKEN, l8S Lafay etteavea brooklyn n. Y.
ITO LET-Suburban dwellings at Richmond
a Ill., l.. l.. neat snd cOmmodOus with all modern i'm
prOvements; convenient wifhnl2O minutes Of
ters F1atbusave.; equally adapted
ter summer plea and hC althy location Apply
o. Il. FOWLER Richmond Hill or GEORGE BIDGOOD
(Onice Of Man & ParsOns) SO Wallst.
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Gitn prOpertn 90 Eet.

A DJACENT to 5th-ave., 55th-st.; maniii-
N Gently and fully furnished medium size extension dwell
ing moderate rental TO select private family V. X STFN
ESsON, jr 66l 9th ave, Pine and 80 East l7th 81.
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
and unfurnshed, desirable locations witra conyen-
fences by HALL NIXON. Broadway, corner blstst
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-S and ten
II rooms good all cOnveniences: reasonable
rents Apply 70 JANIToH Sls East 7ethst or Tribune
Building
ITO LET-NewpOrt Building, Hottest. and
3daye; fats rooms each all the modern Improvements;
also fne at moderate rents @. d. ARCHER zoos
Sdave.
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aOnses ano farms fuan!en.

VWANTED-A furnished house in fiTst-ciass
w location where owners family board and give
privilege Of few other bOar0fTs reference given Address
q. I. p. Box No 10, Tribune Office
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Ccpartnership Notices.

MIR. j. L. ANTHONY retires from our firm
VI this cay RUFUS HATCH q CO.
The business OF the firm VIII DO continued urder the
Of Rufus atch Co. RUFUS HATCH,
], B. HOUSTON.
a. Exchange-pl place New-YOrk sept 2. 1878
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For further information and tickets apply Ticket
y " y. ~. and H. II. r.. Grand Central Depot, York
Transfer Company, 0i4 Broadway, ami Courtst Brooklyn
and
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Bruuklpn prOpertp 90 Get.

brooklyn HOUSES in good neighbOrhood
ID TO let; prices very moderate rutland WHITING,
Q Beekmanst
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EORNEW -HANEN.M ERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il EPRISGFIFLB, WHITE NOI NTAGN~, MONTREAL.
and intermediate points STEAMERS leave Iler 20. r. r. az
SUNDAYS included aHd II sundays excepted con
neounc tn special trains New.iiayen for Hartford
Springfield &c. Tickets sold aHd baggage checked 40 pi4
broadway New York and Conrtst, Brooklyn Excursion
Ia ,g.IIuXtuluI return II