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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27
PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.
CFFICE-OcoEE BANK BUILDING. Gar STREET
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

c. NJ. MCGuEE, JOS. r. MITCHELL
President Cashier.
SAMUEL MCKINNEY, Ass't Cashier.
VIII transact a General Banking and Broker
age Business, receive Deposits issue certificates
of Deposit, dsai il Exchange, bug Gold and
Silver bank Notes. Bombs and Stocks.
We prefer that Collectors of Revenue should
be made in person or send funds By ar agent IN
stead of mail or express
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27
shosssals GROCERY gsmrEes.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27
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2 Z Peach AZ , 3oz
to case Is caso......e5aS5
Pine Apples p case S400
Strawberries. ...... 81 90
3 d Tomatoes .........S3 50
Cove Oysters In .... 66a90
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27
All BIRDS IA. 0Us27J p u
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27

TO THE CLOSE OF LIFE.
Llt pFomIses mn,h and performs nothing stands
CristadoFo's Hair PreserYatiYe,

Peerless Among ThOUs ends OF Prep
arRIHUns
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27
BATES or ADVEEEEsszss.
6 g. -

31i Of twenty. Or over. per Gopy So
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-11-27
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 2G.

ioz P'sgs secs. 81 25a4.75
Boz .................. 81, L1A7 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
11vr srocK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

BtTFAIO June CATIE-ReceIpts to-day, 1888 head
total for the week far 1896 head for the same time ast
week 54S receipts consigned through 333 cars ue
for the week lO6 Market aCYe Du
lower sales OF - 65hS5 Good shippers
81 IS Medium, 81 1904 80; Cows and HeiieIs
80 % IS Buls and Oxen scarce good attendance OF
purchasers best grades disposed of. 400 -, 49,, H.,
SHEEP AND LANBs-Recepts to-day 400 head total l0i
far, $500 head for the same time last weex
600 head consigned through, G6 cars Market dull WIN
light demands offerings mainly of fair to medium quany
~ 25as3 90 Lambs 81 75d$j 5Oi cars Of stock re-
main In the yards unsOld.
HOGs-Recepts today 1865 head total for the week TINS
head; for the time last week, 22bGo head
consigned through los market firm with an active
mand offerings light sales OF YORK Weights az t46S4 ~
Heavy Choice 81 2O0Si 26 Common Rough - 20
dS3 80 all offerings disposed Of market closed steady
CHICAGO June 2S-The DrOrerS' reports HOGS
Receipts $1,000 head shipments, 5000 head; market SLOW
yesterdays prices, closing steady. 80 -
CATTLH-Rscepts, 5000 head shipments, 3,4oO; Fancy
Steers steady with fair demand Medium shipping slow
aud hard 10 sell at Sa4 30; Good Feeders and Butchers
Steers firm So goa q Cows. 81 SOdS3 fOi Buls va
So 40; Texans shade better at 81 SOdS3 80.
SHEEP Receipts. AGO. shipments 4SO: market SLOW, oner
ings mostly Of inferior quality sales al S3dSl ~.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-CATTLE-NeIy slow for Shipplng'
with good demand for Butchers No Texans IN the maIkct
supply light; little doing Fair TO Choice Butchers
Steers S3 % asa do Cows and Heerf S2G$3 5pj receipts
$50 head. $1,000, 90 nj,
HoGs-ouet Workers and BaltimOres sS 90dSi TO- Pack
ing 81 G$l 10 Butchers 20 Extra $4a$4 20 receipts @OV
head. 49,.
SHEgp-suppy light grades and fat Lambs wanted at
previous prices receipts, l65 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

AUGUSTA June 2s-Cotton dull nominal Middling, 1Oaia
lO7c Low Mddng lO2GiOoso Good Ordinary lo'sci re-
1871 1856 bales weekly net receipts 100 Daesj sales
B,ITgoRR June 2s-Couon quiet Middlng IL l2c.; Low
Middng lsc: Good Ordinary !0fc; net receipts, l2O
bales; gross 100 bales exports to Continent 800 bales
receipts 1856 bales gross bales exports TO Great
Britain 352 bales TO Continent S5 bales coast"ise l54e
es sales. $40 bales spinncTs. 2BB bales
2S-COttOn dull: MIddnR II iac; Low Mid
ding II oi Ordinary, lobe; net receipts "a bales
bales gross 73 bales; exports TO Great llian oi bales
Middng lOa,c Good Ordinary, l04olOEc. net receipts,
~ bales sales 70 bales stock, $40 bales weekly net
ceips l79 bales exports cOasWse 44O Dae8i sales, 2Oo
CfScIySAr June 2s-Cotton steady; Mddng II ec Low
Middng lec GOOD Ordinary Sse 49 2g Pale Pale
weekly net receipts 24Gs bales shipments l,Sll bales
GALVESTON June 2S.-CottOn dull Middlng 1876. Low
Middlng lOdsc Good Ordinary 07scj net receipts 1872
bales exports coaswse 10 bales sales 1873 bales stock
3799 bales weekly net receipts 1852 bales exports coast
wise. l490 bales sales 726 bales
MEMPHIS; June ISCOttOn quiet Mddnng nc; receDls
SO bales shipments 276 bales sales $50 bales stock 1873
5g5S bales 1877 lgsD2 bales weekly net receipts S2l
MOBILE June 28COtt0n quiet Middling lOs1c Low Mid
ding l0hc Good Ordinary 92ci net receipts ~ bales
baos weekly net receipts, 64l bales experts 10 Great
Britain 2746 baes ccastWise 900 bales sales l75 bales
Middng l0c Good Ordinary 9sc net receipts 2i6 bales
gross 405 bales exports coastTis SIG bales sales 200
gross 229G bales exports 10 Great Britain 37O4 bales;
10 Continent 677 Dales cOastwse 1851 bales sales 2721
PHIIADHLPHIA June 2s-Ootton quiet; Niddling Sc;
Low M 6 GOO G Sac sSss
bales weekly net receiDts s5S baes gross LIZA bales
'l sayasa june da lower TO sell Mddg
lOisc.; Low hddng lOolsc; Good Ordinary SisI ec'
aocL ~ ises Heetiv net rece,nt oas h., ~
1910 bales exports coastwse bales sales 300 Dses
MIddng i6sc GOOD Ordinary &c; receipts IS bales
Shipments sc bales saes lI9 bales stock. 1881 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL June 2S.-P ork-Eastern dull at 52 Western
steady M 42 BaoUnCumberiand steady at 90 short
Rib steady 80. Long Clear steady at 2S short Clear
steady 80 Cd HamsLOng Cut dmer at 49, shoulders sea
at 90; Prime Mess dull at TO. Lard-pnme Western
steady at &c. Taow-Pnme CITY dun at 81 Sd TurDentine
spirits steady pa ROsin-COmIGon dul altos Flne duii
~ To- Cheese-Amencan Choice steady at 40 Lard OIL
firmer at 3d. Flour-Exra state dull OF "a Wheai-N o.
Spring dull at Sid; No. spriLR dull AZ sCd
Winter dull cd COrnOd Mixed Soft steady az 20 9
New, steady 22 Cd Cotton seed O-NOne III the market
LIVERPOOL June 2S-12:3O p mThere Is moderate in
which Is freely supplied Mddng Jpan Is,
11s MiddlnR Orleans, 6al sales of the day 5000 bales
i"rird 1000 bales for speculation and export ieccpts
ESQ bales, American Futures quiet but steady lpans
MidOlng clause June and July elvery t6; pianos
Low Middlmg clause July and August delivery G'ic; Up
lands Mdiug clause, August amt september dthNc}'
6d also 62qd Uplauds low Aiddhng clause september
and october delivery 6'isd also 60s2d JplandS iW VI H
ding clause October aud November delivery Gd Upands,
Low MiddlinC clause New. CrOp, shipped November ana
December sail Sales Of the week 8bOup baIes
exporters bales spectators took 5000 bales; tnl
stock $4,000 balct American, 6l5 600 bales tol Icc
bales amount cotton ai0at 2l2COO bales American 81
forwarded from the ships size direct 70 shn -
1000 Daies: sales of the week $4,000 bales Inc
receipts for past three days were 10000 qrs
including 5000 qrs American. -, - ,,-,--
LIVERPOOL June 2S-l:3J mPoik 40 per bbl Tor Primo
Mess
2Sd 2iG per bush Barley, 3 per bush orr IVA per
adam Wheat g1lda lO3d per Genital Tor average CaoI'
MIA White lO3d alO sd Cor California Cun Sd as I'd loT
Red Western Spring; and I'd. alO for Red Winter.
LIVERPOOL June 2S33U y. mlhc sales OF COTTON touhN
included 800 bales american. Flucs-t planes 10" MA,
ding clause delivery Ciso The market for Yarns ana
Fabrics Gt Manchester - dull . ---,-
ANUyEaP June 2S.-PetrOlCum. 25l2 francs Tor me pao
American. Lard closed at - horins per 90 kiios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
rr YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT-

at 6ac 81 Jersey do 6s n, at 7ci SO DO, &c B at 7c
II do. "a To- at The 60 a.
James Kirby & Co sold at 6Othst "a Kentucky sheep So
M az lei % Michigan do l20 n, at DC; 236 KENTUCKY mos
6jQ d. at 20. a
Haenbeck Davis sold AZ Kentucky sheep 107 u, at a.
Is Ohio do 1O2 TO- at Asc 227 500 -. at dO lUg
sc; l9l Kentucky Lambs 50 ~ a. G4e; 4l9 90; 90
Csc; 10 do 80 b. at 7c; do" II ~ at 4c % Sbi'
do, Ga n, At 7c q Culs 80 70. NJ 4 lsc. . an
Hume Elliott Co. sold 437 Ohio sheen, 81 10 az &C 90
do 44c; 10 do, l22 d. at 43ic 2Oo heutueAy
Lambs So h, at Gee - . IN r.
Smith Richardson sold at Washington Market 20 jersey
Lambs 20 10, at 714c.
r. b. POucher sold % Jersey lambs az TAI he.
Hoffman Anderson sold 2S Jersey Lambs. 20 10 at ec
JeiGe. Wright HOag & Co. sold 10 Jersey Lambs "a ID
az t. $500.
HOGS Receipts % at 40h;st and cars at Jersey
making 1928 head. TOtOl since SATURDAY rs H.
against % 72G same time last for sale alive
The market dressed easier the range today beng
from so TO 7sc., which includes Pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
OFFICE or Iur CANtpA ~ouIEGN RAILWAY /
& .NgAsY. Is William 70.
MN Tr. Il Juur z. 1874 ]
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BOMBS
,OF THE
Rochester and state Line Rail-
way Company.

The RpchS,ier anil STATE Las EI0y runs from The city Of
Rochester Salamanca 90, state % Ncw YORK, distance
Of about lCg miles posse, through the ic valleys Of the
.cs and wyoming and forms the connecting link between
tho NowY0fk Central Railroad aud The Atlantic and Great
W,s.fl making shortest and most direct route for a
the England business conug from the southwestern
pipe line for Transporting petroleum OH has been
constructed the Bradford OH Regions Ia salamanca and
upwards 80 81 OH per day pass over the Uad Tho
Company under the control ast he NcwiorA Central
aud already earning surplus the Interest bonded
debt The city Rochester invested large amount In the
Capital stock Of the COMPANY ~ pr ~ order to secure
shorter line supply and upwards Of ore hundred
thousand coal per viii this road 10 the
CITY Of Rochester The local business i large as
Tie passes through thirty towns between Rochester ana
Salamanca IN which there eleven Touring mills besides
various other manufactures. The bonds rst mortgage
lien nj the rate 100000 per mile upon the Road and i'
equipment the net OF N" ROAD are nov NOR m
d6ulcthc roqui eel Ia 10" interest We nav SOFA
the weeks over rJuuUiD oi lhtst bohu
ANA have limited amount fOrsa'e at 90 per cent aId
accrued interest
VVAISTON ~. EBROWN ~ BRO.
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
WOOL wARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

PHLApELrHA june 2s.-WooL-There is more inquiry for
STOCK from manufacturers. but no improvement IN prices
Ohio PENNSYLVANIA and West Virginia Xxx and above - a
35c: x 34u3jc Medium. 3Gd37c; Coarse 33o34c; New
VcrE NichiQap Indiana Western Fine. 3203ic Nc
dinm 35d3Gc; Coarse, 80 &c., Combng Washed $1,000
Uuwashed Canada COmbng 81 038c; tlne Jnwasi
ed 22d23c: Coarse and Medium Unwashed z5dz9c; TUB
Washed so 400. Colorado Fine and Medium l9d2Jc coo
RADIO Coarse carpets l5d7C Extra and NenH0 Pulled
s3iaG35c: No aud super Pulled 3OG3jc Texas Fine and
Medium 22d2jc. do Coarse ljdl7c; California tlne ana
Meliu Coarse. l8d2lCi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
Dcnils[rn

At VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 26f
~ rtb av. plain ssts -. gum teeth -, upwars war
ToUte Gas II years without accident. Re
member 2Gi.
IMP WATT. AZ East 23d-st., the best dent
i.ry oil every description, at the lowest living price
C ara examine specimens Extracting under gas que eacl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through TRIMS way daily three Depots in
Philadelphia, two IN Newly OrK.
Double Track the Improved Equipment the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On after MAY l.. 1878.
Express Trains leave DesbTOsses and COurt-
lsndt streets Ferries, follows:
45u, 1880, 500 8 1850 hmed IL M l. L. > $50 $50,
80 and y. M.
of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, ahordng speedy aud direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1920. 1885, T. y
and II a. (lmed Express, 1870 J.. =, 4, $50 T.
and D. and II midnight. sunday, 800, o:SJ $
$3.50, a. m. T. 1885 p M, and ~ midnight 49,, =, ,
Ticket offices. Nos. b26 and 9if BfoadMay, NO
House. and foot Of Desbrosses and Courand s No Court
ST. BrUOklyn Depot foot Of FutOnst, brooklyn
Nos H. ll6 IFS Hudson ST., HObOkeu Depot Jersev
City. EmigTaut Ticket Office, No 5 Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r. PALMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

VNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
Il known by its new name, THE NEw,loRK LAKE
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3. 1873;
a. m.-Cincnnat and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room coaches o Bunao and Suspension Bridge.
(Daily)-Fast 81 louis Express arriving az Bunal0
west Pulmans best drawingroom sleeping coaches TO But
p. M DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through TO Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cnein
natl anu Chicago without changes also hotel dining
z M Emerant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot New.York, for %
p H. ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
az. nRS S Fns'1' ga 10 = maH IL
sundays g. $40 iOi M l5, $50 and ~ midnight
lt tSf T. s 8 $40 SaS a. $50 65 $50 Z & To-
NJ and ~ midnight sundays q, $780, elo' 1913 sm'
sSaefn 6 Pi5 i0:i5 a. H. i;I6 s;45 g. g. 7p m 10 mid.
night Sundays. ., $780, 1915 m lao $3.50, p M and IL
cSr5wan 74s. a. m. $780, 4so p m. Sundays $50 a. M
NewDurgh, 745, a. M; $3.50 $50 M sundays $50 nj
Goshen 600 7i5, 300 10: 10 am $50 SA5. l5O 100 ~
sundays, 600 $50 lO;i5 a. M 6:3o 200 p m o M
Sundays $50 l0i5 m. $780, ZOO ?. The 500 a. d.
and l'3oP M trains connect with New'YorK aSd o'~es'
N Por Jews r. 74S 800 lO5 m 4:sO 400 700 M
NoTTrans leaving Chambes even OF hs e aSaS
before 300 D. m leave Twenty third ~ nes ~ o arter
HcSns aS sSys twenty %S earlier RS1
leave Twenty thrdst al 94b and a o and 100 mid
| trains leaving ChamDerssI AZ tV ' !.
night 90, ..ao an, for spartments In drawing room and
seenng coaches obtained and orders ior hS Ssss
@ fG o. pa or 7 BfoSway n court'
brooklyn or at the COMPANY aSSe In NewYork at 7t
ig2 9 ana A lYS General Passr Agent Newf0rr
NoPTUERN RAILROAD OF NEW:JERSSbt,llii
Trains for EnSsSo9d c ts i5 5so esa
NV noV and SATURDAY nights only at 1850 M SUBWAY"
"% S xssE .qs Sss;sy go s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AMI PHILADELPHIA. n
Leave NewYOrk for Trenton and Philadelphia az 65O ?,
$50 lO;l5 ll30 $780, a. 63Ol2 M, and al 4i5O pm'
for Trenton
Leave Philadelphia North PennsylyanaiRaiI
ROAD, Third Berkssts at $40 (way 745, $50 ll;50
a. m, 1:30 23O, 4:l5. 6:iJ. II p. m. 49,.
Trenton EewYOrk az 2O Except Monday, S"V'
s:l3 1920 a. 1915, 2;l5 g. 4:55, $50 D. M ,,o
Pullman attached 10 the $50
400 trans from NewYork 10 the 7i40 a. n l5O M
sUNEAY TRAT2s-Leave New York and PHILADELPHIA at
@ a m An 10 n m Leave New-lOrk for Trenton at
m 80 10 m ave Trenton lao. $50 6;lOp ~.
Tickets Tor sale az foot OF Lberyst Nos J29 aud 94t
Broldway AZ fine yrnCpal hotels all Offices or the Ire ha
way in New York and Brooklyn and at No COus BIooA
Ign. Baggage checked from IesdeHge 20 uesuhao' con,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via


NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmenClug Apffl - 1915,
through trans Will leave Grand Central DeOoti ,o, 49,.
500 a m. Western and Northern Express araHlnsrooa
car % Rochester and 81. Adams -,
80 A. NJ Special Chicago and Western EXPRESS with
drawing room Canandagua, rochester anu bunto
ll:OUa m, Express TO Utica ana huuahu' ui""ms iOVm
car tS m, ~ sibany and Troy Express.
tg1 ~ IN ~ Louis Express daily, with sleeping cars Tor
- rnLng through cay in the week; asa sleep
Wontrrai eXcguting sunday light, via saratoga.
T3o NJ M Fast Express for Rochester, aud corning VIZ
Geneva with through sleeping cars ,.n ,,t,, ..s t-
N Pacific dsiyy Win slttpihS 'ts ~
and Chicago to Wat.Ttown excepting SatuiIl hsn,
and to Montreal - Adams excepting SATURDAY ~uu sun
cay nights Fyress with sleeping cars To Albany and Troy.
r'i~s per Local Time Tables Tickets Tor safe az
No. 81 aud Alb Broadway and at Westcou Express
a. - OGces Nos Park place leJ and Si2 BrO3dWdy Ne"
VorL ma yj Washing ton-st, Brooklyn, .
~ L. b. MEEkER General Passenger Agent
V'EH GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
- " - The favonte Pelace steamers
MASSACHt SETS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
eNcepted from Pier 20 North River
3 D. Passengers arrive Ia Boston at
7 a M. intermediate landings between New'fOrk AMI
Providence $500. =. . -, p, .,..,...,.. - -
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
at 8 D. M from Pier 33. North River, foot Of Ja,-st
y 10 On II 90,
StaterOOms and tickets FOR EITHER IL l. secured 40
Broadway ana at all onlceSot NestcOjts Express
company tickets sold at all hotel ticket Offices
Freight VIA either rne taken ~ lowest rates.
ID. :. BABCOCK, President.
L. W. FnRNs, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
40 and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare ST. Steamer Bridgeport
leaves (ahannesp daily Sundays excepted at $50 NJ,
and Bridgeport at Ii D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
FALL RIVER LINE

EALL RIVER LINE
III FOR .gNSTON.
And all points East via Newport and Fall RIVER ,
Nammouth Palace steamers Bklo IOL and PROVIDENCE
leave r,e,y- York daily from foot OF MuTrayst
SUNDAY TRIPS, ErOn " -
. l. D. June 3 september s. inc Pier =
BIooh!,u a.trs o. e. Tree by Annex boats
leaving loot o. Futbn-st at 4:3O p. N, ~ ,,,r, .S
MU-S BY sPi end. ~ AND oRCHEs,, RA S,;
Tickets StaerUOms secured AZ an pncpa notes anu
ticket Offices at the pier and on steamers, o,,,.,
1880 0'' ~ ~ f BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents
GEO [. CoSNOR, General Passenger Agent nm.
SiEt IAL NUtlG TO NENPURT PAScBNCEkS.
accommodation OT Newport ilaNtl on ths
hue, special will leave The steamer wharf at ran
liy T. da Iy (NCndays excepted and arrive ~
Newlor $50 thus Obyia the necessary OF ltaVng
the steamer AZ Newport AZ an Hour ~ ihe HOthlhE
EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 ARKA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER IkAiiNS Jdh -
1917 leave depofs Of Courtlandt ana
m Express, daily Tor fdslon Detleh
Alentovn Nauch Chunk WiiEesbarre Plttst0n aYIe III
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester BuhaO NIAGARA runs ahi
me West Pullman sleepIng coaches attached
"a" w. ROB'T H. SAGRI- SupI anu t-ll :.
General Eastern Office corner church ana COuI
CHAS. IL CUMMINGS, Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
~ Jersey Southern Railroad. Commencing June z,
1873 viii leave New.YOrk, Pier 3 North l1yer
foot connecting sandy Hook with trans Ot
Long Branch Il. $3.50 a. M, l. 3 10 DAD p M
Red Bank aud Toms River o. $50 a. ~, /, $40 p III
Beach EHVpr. q am, / D..
Ninclaud. Bridgeton and AtlanucCity y NJ
Pbil4deIpun ana TuckertOn 8 n ~. l. 34p D. M
Sundays Tor Long Braheh o'oV Il Nm s. sNEDFN.
General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
!. AnAME TTSSAuDlS. London.-Patron-

G25.75O,O T ThfRs w& q d. e '% ~ ~
claimed money and property in England AmeHsa ana Ine
tornes Address j. - ROGERS, esq, b. A. 81 Neols Ens
anJ Parcnlers of any name In the collection OF persons
wanted 81 Property recovered upon commission NIo9-
ING FRIENDS TRACED. ..,,,. t,ou-,
UNCLAIMED PRoPERTY-ltis not genrIsE on s@ LINZ
abroad inteslte without known direct lssue. ~
and All matters relating thereto searched Registers
nedorees compiled and all requisite evidence pTOcule
AGENTS and correspondents wanted III unrepeseeu "S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
LloRNEW- HAYEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,

4 SIM NGFIEIU. WIFE MOJNTAINe, MUN Mn p
ute mediate points. steamers leave PIER 20 T. r. NJ $
D. daily and IL SUNDAYS excepted connecting "lth
special New-naycn OI Hartford. Springfield, &c
Tickets sold and baggage checked 9it Broadway New
York. ANA Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion TO NewIiayen
-L nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
TANARINDEEN GRELLON

prescribed by the Faculiy)A laNaFe
ng and mecaed fruit lOzeT for the immediate Iee anu
eiiecna cure constipation, headache bile hemorInoqS
Tnmar unlike pills and the usual purgatyes Is agreeaDe
take and never produces irritation Prepared OY r. Gi -
LON u Rambuteau, Paris Depot CASMELL' h<AHAnD N
Co corner 6th.aye and 2lth.st., NewYork
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gieamboats ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.-The
"A elegant steamers DREW or ST. gJOHN win
leave Pier A. North River foot Of Canalst daily lSundays
ncudea at connecting at Albany with express trains
for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
the ADIRONDACKS, MONTREAL and points NORTH
and WEST. Tickets for saie at principal hotels and
all Of WescOtt Express Offices NewYOrk and BROOKLYN
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex" boats
Frst-class fare 81 deck, e.; Albany and
return III 3D. This only night line Of selling
tickets and checking baggage to places on the NewYork
ZEN raf r.
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot of Lbery.s, for Freehold at
7:45, 1l:45 a. w.. a. 6,G pm
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- Feuyhpats leave New York from jsm,ssl WMy eE'
ceyt -uudays 80 minutes, aud from 3ttbst East RIVER
Iay - minutes previous departure ~ trains fl0m Long
-,abd and from south NaS, Fulton and tahauue
Ferries dyl previous departure OF rdin from
depot corner FltbUsh and Atlantic Brooklyn Trains
leave aud Long Island City uuters POINT rs fol
lows For IMPORT, Sag Hab"r &C. $50 a. ~ p M m d
SATURDAYS $50 pm also July g. For Patchogur %cH3U
m so and D. a.. For IaHyuU &c, at $3.50 !, $50, ,
and D. 90. FOR Pre- leland, $50 $50 ?. m For Port
Jefferson &c o. aud t:jU For Northpurt &c.
~. $3.50. $50 ana $50 g. m For Locust Valley at
$50 aud 10 500, 30 $50 aJd 80 D. M. For Far Rock
away, &c. g3u !, $780, ., and p NJ For Garden
CITY and H'mpHt,at, $50 and 10 a NJ $3.50 $50, 0"O and
D. 1915 night gud for L. L. city only 800 a.
1850 AND $50 r. Hempstoad, wa southern, m Mer
mex accommodation, 1.J D. m. SCNDAi~For Port Jyfer-
son Pdt,hogue sc, a M Babylon. sc, q M ana p M
Northport aud Locust Valley, y "A and $3.50 Garden
cry aud itenrslcad a. n $50 and $50 M and from l.
Flushing College Point Jamaica &c. tmC tn.
bies FOR NEW LONDON-rhe steamer Gipsey leaves daily
tSundHys exrepteD HarbOr az GrcenpOrt y. m;
Mauhausett loe 2 D. arriving &C NewLondon $40 p
Ticket offices ia NcWNork at 2Gl broadway corner War
renst AZ Jamess and sam 81 ferries az thS @Ices OF The
Long Island press ParkpaCc, $50 and 0l4 BruidWay
ana rard Central Depot Brooklyn, No 1913 Wa-hngtOn-
By purchasing tickets at Of the above
offices baggage be checked FOR residence 90 destination
:. SPENCER, GEM Sup't