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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31
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JOHNSON CITY, Dec. Is. Il

JOHNSON CITY, Dec % 1873.
Ma. EDITOR: Greene Bowers was
shot and killed by Rus King day be-
fore yesterday near Wiider's Forge,
on Big Rock Creek, North Carolina.
II seems that King was in Bowers
house and refused to ADM the latter,
wbereupOn Bowers broke down the
door aud was instantly killed by King,
He (Kine) then mounted Bowers
horse and rode to this place, mpIoye ed
some one to return the horse, and left
for parts unkI own. There should be
a law making il IA = capitai' Offense to
carry cunceale weapons.
Miss Lou. single, To whom we re-
ferTed in former communication, II
now dangerously i'll. There are but
little if aUy hopes of her recovery.
MIR. James Williams aud Mr.. viii.
dred years oId) are both very sick.
The Christmas tree at the Methodist
Church was success. There is to be
one at the Presbyterian Church tO-
night that promises to yield an
abundance of fruit.
The pastor of the NJ. L. Church and
his family were surprised by dOna-
lion party on Christmas morning
-four, pork, lard, butter, groceries,
sausages, dressed chicken, etc. On,
how grateful are the recipients! May
God bless the noble hearted donors
and finally save them in the heavenly
land ]. X. II.
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Thanks to- Unknown Friends

Rev. q c. Rankin, pastor Of Church
Street NJ. l. Church, South, moved in-
to neat residence, on the corner oil
Grove and Henley streets, the evening
before Christmas. The evening was
made exceedingly pleasant by many
OF the friends and mem bers Of his
Church. who Were present aud tender.
ed "a cordial welcome. The occasion
was one OF interest ami much enjoy
ment. After the company had retired
1t was discovered that many valuable
articles had been presented by parties
whose names were not given. Thanks
are hereby extended to the unknown
friends" OF the pastor and his family.
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Our Boarding Eaeuse."

The Leonard Grover Comedy Com.
Donation will appear at Staub's Opers
House next Friday and Saturday
nights, aud Saturday afternoon ma
tiBee in that most successful comedy
"Our Boarding House." ami it does
not require supernatural wisdom to
predict that the performance will he
greeted by full house. In other
cities the comedy has done fushiI G
business, and in all probability there
are enough people in Knoxville anx-
ious to indulge their propensity for
laughing, tn fl the Opera House 10
oveihD wing. Both the comedy aud
c0mpaI ) nave received laudat0ry
c3mmeuhati0n aud will come strongly
endorsed,
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snndax.senao, cane.r.

Broad Street Church was the scer
of al interesting Sunday school Con.
cert aud Jubilee last Sunday night
under the general leadership of the
pastor, Rev. w. w. Bays, aud the
house was thronged with an apprecia-
tive congregation. Appropriate and
we'll chosen remarks were made by
Rev d, H. Dickey. pastor of Mabry
Street Church. Rev. Mr.. Davis, of
Broad street congregation, and
Messrs j A. Ray anu J. F. ]. Lewis,
all Of which We're listened to with
cI"ee attention. The exercises were
mlefspe rsed by some magnificent
music by the excellent choir of Broad
Street Church, with Mr.. VIM. Rich
ards, leader, and Miss Anna Richards,
organist and soprano leader. 1t was a
treat much enjoy ed by all.
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hrIstmas EN- emf.

Mr. EDITOR: Permit me through
the CHRONICLE TO return many
thanks for the many presents received:
To David Ross, for IA fOur-glObed
inkstand.
To Joseph +. Baumanp, for a card
with three gold studs.
To Mrs. Cullen, for an exquisit
china shaving mug, with name beau
tifully en- bossed in gilt letters.
TO Christmas tree, for double ink
stand.
To Ladies Sewing Society, for
studying gown.
To Mr.. Geo Ross, for Florida
oranges.
To E. f. May, of Loudon, for Fl We
fat ducks, per Southern Express aud
prepaid.
To the Deacons, for a bran-span Lew
stove Get up in my study, from the
firm of Havey, Rolen & Co.
Hoping to spend many "a happy
Christmas in the service Of the ThIfd
Presbyterian ChuIcn, in the good
city Of Knoxville.
| remain, as ever,
your Obedient servant,
w. A. HARRISON.
Knoxville, Tenn, Dee. 29sb, 1878.
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HOLIDAY HYMN.

Another year has wrecked its freight
On the dumb sea shore of the Past,
But through the Futures opening gate,
Strive not one glance to cast;
Naught Is revealed, though bleak aud sere
May be our lot another year;
Naught is revealed, though soon the wavi
Of time Ipsy break upon the grave
Of all our hopes and fears,
And dull Oolivion's sunless cares
Close on our smiles and tears.
Blithe Father Christmas came TO cneer
The death-bed of the poor old year.
And scattered largesse to crowd
Of merry imps who laughed aloud
10 see his honest face once more,
Still ruddy, although wrinkled Ger
And cen gray Winters vlsage grim
Grew miller at the sight of him.
Good cheer from larders amply stored
He brought to hall and cottage board,
And bells were rungI ana hearIhs Hathed
b gh. -,
Ere spoken was his kind goodbye
Brief but delightful was his stay,
Jolly his play spell of a day;
His crown of evergreen awoke
Within the heart q dream of spring,
Or leaf-robes on the kingy oak,
And swallows on the wing
He sym bolized, with box and pine,
The beauty of land divine
Where Death, pale mower, enters never,
Fond ties, By love entwined, to sever.
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Prom Gsfsa Gre. *.

| SEWER Co, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1878.
Mr.. EDITOR | wish to inform the
readers Of your paper that / had the
| pleasure of attending the closing sxer-
cises Of the public school at Gist
Greek, which was taught oy J. NJ
Parsons. The school commenced on
the first Monday in August aud has
been in progress five months nearly,
and during this time Mr.. Parsons has
shown himself to be master of his
profession. Que of the members OF
the Board of Directors informed me
that this has been the most success
ful school that has ever been taught
here. This fact was clearly demOn-
strated to all present during the exam
inatiOn.
The afternoon exercises consisted of
q number of select readings, which
wer- admirably performed, being in
terspersed with appropriate music.
There were prizes offered to those who
excelled in reading. which were ob-
tanned by Laura +. King and Oliver J.
Reed.
After these exercises were over, the
audience was pleasantly entertained
by addresses from Rev. n. ii. Hag-
gard aud Mr.. J. E. King, upon the ne
cessity of education. then, after a
few warm and sympathetic words of
advice from the teacher to his pupils, |
he read and sang that beautiful hymn,
"Tne Gate jar for Me- During this |
time many were the tears that fell |
from the eyes of the pupils who were /
soon I0 be separated.
The temperance movement, which |
is 81 strongly agitating the public
mind, has also been introduced into |
this vicinity. through the earnest ef-
forts of Messrs. J. &. King and J. NJ.
Parsons. On the night of the 18th of
last the people met to Or
gsniZs a temperance society A copy
of the Murphy pledge was read and an
earnest effort was made for signere.
Out of an audience of about fifty. forty
wo signed the pledge. The society Is
now in a prosperous condition and has
sixty sigBers. 1t is to be hoped that
he movement will have good effect
upon the morals of this community.
May success attend The ffprts now be-
Dg put forth for the advancement OF
education and temperance. A. a.
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Criminal COurs .Jar0r~.

The Knox county Criminal Court
meets next Monday. The flowing is
a list of The jurors named by the
County Court 10 serve OH that occa-
sion:
W. l.. Brooks, j. b. Manson. DauH.
Crowley, J. NJ. Crawford, b. F. SAM
ders, r d. Johnson, Lloyd X. Rob
ers, + &. earus a. {. Hall, 8. Tn
d, wnod. ]. 4. Cambrl, James NJ.
Cox, Cal. Wehber, J. NJ. Copeland, P.
Caliison. John Caldwell. Jr., f. J.
Arms rong, r. W. Hardin, G. u.
Monger. b. II. Bransnn, Henry Sew
ard, A F. Pyatt. II A. Turner, Isaac
Price, Preston Minton, A. T. Cottrell,
L. L. Berry, J. T. Johnson, r. &.
Johnson. a. q. French, J. T. Huff
ker, Paschal Carter, Jack Pratt, r. N {.
EppS, Z. Morris, James Farmer.
Henry Haynes and Nj. Cate.
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all the grace of middle manhood and
the dignity of seniority, while his
esteemed lady-only one year his
junior discharged her associate du-
ties with corresponding grace.
That the kind Father may spare
this worthy couple to enjoy many
happy anniversary returns is my
sincere prayer. L.. X. JAMES,
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e whA, are you going 30 do nsou,t,F'


Because the penalties OF physiolog-
| ical laws are not executed speedily,
some fancy they are void. But when
the system breaks down, and almost
hopeless complications arise, which
the family physician, by reason OF his
limited experience, fails 10 relieve, the
pertinency of the above inquiry is ap-
parent. Many remedies nave been
specially prepared for these cases, and
many physicians are bidding for their
patronage. AS before making pur-
chase of land, " search " is required,
and the title carefully examined, so
the claims OF any physician offering
to treat chronic diseases. DR.. Pierce's
Family Medicines are well known,
and have effected many cures where
eminent physicians have failed, yet to
accom- mOdate surgical and con- IMPLICATED
cases, and those DESTROYS of being re-
stored speedily, DIR. Pierce has erected,
an elegant sauitarium, at O cost of
nearly half a million dollars. No in
stitution in the world offers advan-
tages superior to those found in his
establishment. Half a scOre of pbysi-
clans are In attendance, several of
whom have been prominently con-
nected with leading American and
European Hospitals. Every improved
facility for Fastening a cure that q lib
eral expenditure of money could secure
can here be found. Before fully de
Gliding where To go, address Invalids'
aud Tourists Hotel, for circular.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

The East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company will soon
put into operation telegraph line
along their line of real from Cleve-
land TO Dalton for their own use, as
we learn from the Chattanooga Neecs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31
Re NOvAE
OF T.. q. Mtsier's Saddle and Harness
Factory

Factory.
To the Temple Block, West Side Market
Square, near to the City Hall. a rapid in
crease of bu mess has compelled !ne to pro-
cure larger house. l give my personal
attention to all work done in my factory
and employ none but first class mechanics.
AU my york IS Hand Made. No machine
work All work warranted, and from 10
to 25 per cent. cheaper than the same goods
can be bought in the State.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31
Special Notice.

NOiAIns Succeeds Like Success"
says q great write in the history of X RE
DIsooVERIEs or the last half ce-tury, nothing
has LEAPEB INTO FAVOR with the pu oIio so uni
Versall as
cRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
No other is recogn zsd in the world fasaiyn by
eltner ser. It's swirl operation, the tn
WI ca Il Is applied, tls remarkable naturalness
OF tie browns anu blacEs il lmPartS, its exemp-
ton from all uupleas tut odOr or usIie lugre i
ents, d Its kenera. effect the hslr auJ Skin,
are tie good AID cutie lent causes of It's ungre
cedente OOpu srity Manufacture by :. ChISS
TAQOhei NJ 90 WilIifm eta New York. old
% all druggists. Applied by all 81 air D. eSsers.
HON. ALEX. ii STEPHENS tls great
Statesman Of the South. writes: II have used
DuranE's Rheumatic Re n dy for rheum atism
With great oenef. cheerful y rscJm mend It
Is never fails to cure. SJld by all Druggists
end for circular to II X, Helphenstine Wash
uEtsn. ID. @. nov d8m
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ALWAYS FRESH GOODS
tuTs RaIe Dallas Titus Millinery
N sn

AtMFs KaIe Dallas Titus Millinery
EsIablishmeut.
Mrs. Kate Dallas Titus, has just received
another fresh stock of Fall Goods in her
line, and is prepared to meet the wants OF
her customers in any aespect. Her DRESS
MAKING DEPARTMENT is in competent
hands and all work is guaranteed TO give
satisfaction. Don't fail to examine her
stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-31

QUERY: Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. 3 Seal of North Caro-
ina, ct he same price 2" febedlyeod
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DIPHTHERIAM!

JOHESON'S AEOUYNE EMINENT will
pOsitgcly prevent 'his terrible disease, and will
po.i,iYsiy cure UjaS cases Ia ten, luiOGmahOn
that vii save many lives sent FREQ h7 NAL. Don't
delay moment. Prevention b. better 3 Al cur.
Sold Everywhere.
a. A. LOGENRBN a go. Hanger, NNfnm.
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8 XCH WARD,

SIKH WARD
We are authorized and requested TO announce
TH0:. A. BURAIE& as candI late Tor Alder
man in the Oh ward a. the ensuing January
election.
We are an horned and requested to announce
JOHN LYNCH as a candidate tor Alderman In
the 9th ward al the ensuing election,
We ara a,thoriz ID and req Vested to announce
W. l.. LYONS as a candidate for Alderman IL
the ensuing January election
Weare authorized and reques ed to announce
in the Sixth Wari at the en,uing election, jan
uary 18th.
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BATES OF ADVERTISING

ssr month. By carrier or by nAiI........---......
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New Advertisements.

WANTED GOOD AGENT 10 canvas
HHIN III Knoxville and the adjoining
t0Wns for the beet selling household artiolos 10
the World. Tip top proftF, write at once TO "
manufacturing Co., Clinton Place. New
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For MayOS
FOR Alderman

Ware authorized and requested to announce
the name of S. Is. LUFrRELL as candidate for
Mayor Mt the ensu ng January election.
For Alderman.
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AGENTS, READ THIS

We will pay Agents Salary Of t.OJ per month
ana expenses or allow large commission 10 cell
our new and wonderful inv cations. VS. NHAw
WHAT We SAT-, Address Without delay
SHEkDAH K co, Marshall Mich
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BATES OF ADVERTISING
l2lines solid Nonpsreil constitute one inch,
Uns Inoh each InSeruon ........ ... 81 20
&A-S Sclal rates on application fer advsr-
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Local No. ses Is cents per line each insertion,
City Notice 10 cents per line FIST insertion.
All advertise vents due after ErsE insertion.
Yearly &dvertis pents payable quarterly. All
ethsF advertisements payable on demand after
srGt insertion.
WEEKLY PAPER.
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!

A Postal Card sont us with your address will
insure free IN return, Illustrated Circulars Of
sKILToN, Manufacturer. .2sl Pearl Street New
York.
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w. "A. HARRISUN'
Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 29sb, 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
TO PHILADELPHIA.
IENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIII. OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
' between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Troueh Trains each way daily; three Dopos In
nOrND u'ri'0i0K n0UTT.

IlIUIlU ITIIUN
Philadelphia, twO In NeW-iCrk.
Double Track The most ln TGycd Equipment and the Fastest
consstcnt With absolute eaiotY
o.. and aitcs November AZ, 1874
Express Trains itaNoJ New York Via DesDIOscs aud COrt
lguLt ntTOclb Ferries, as fOlOWs:
So $50 $50 Inlted Ii a. 4. ., o. $50. :, $780,
aud i. sunday a. o 6. Csc = h}O aGd
connect with AL through
Jersey Cy, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn iIayei. -, ,, ,,,.o nm o,- .
$40 and III a. u Limited LXpress. l5j y. MI 3, 6.3D T.
aud 5:j D. a aud ~ mdnL on sunday, $40, 1896, Z. d,
go a. H., 4, 5:J5 p. m., and IL midnight.
;r,Lci oinccs 5a and O44 Broadway, 40. As;or House.
and foot DesbTosses aud Coriandts stsi No Courtt
ana Dr0okyn Aunry Depot Of Fulton st., Brooklyn
Nos ia rs and IlS II udsoD ST., Hob0ken; Depot JeIsey
civ. IMMIGRANT Ticket Ofhcc 40. 3 Battery place
FRANK THOMSON L. T.. fARMEa,
sLe.al Manager. Gen1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Nem blleaticns.
VO PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

ITO PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.
Since the Weekly and Semi Weekly issues Of THE TRIBUNE
have enlarged in size and greatly improved IN foma
large number subscribers have sought cheap and durable
binder wierewith 10 preserve their papers. - ~
THE TRIBUNE has received supply Of PATENT BINDERS
which have prepared meet this requirement They
are CLOTH convenient neat and durable ana VIII
be sent Subscribers express charGes paid by The pur
claser or will be delivered Tribune Publication Oce on
receipt OF 81. Address TIE TRIBUNE, NCw-lOfk.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
Il TOUSEY d SMALL. ll6 Nassau-st,
Publish this day,
"HELI," by the celebrated humorst
BRICkTOP.
For newsaeaers and 5tatOBers Fi1ce 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18

Gitn Aeal Csiale for Sale.
At A GREAT BARGAIN, 5th-ave., corner,
~ FOR SALE 25X7OYOo above 3ithsi.; also TWO iour.
story houses Esd st. close 10 otave oJADONOV
also, corner Broadway ami 3.th at, lubNl35.
:. EDDY l45 Broadway.
VOR SALE-HOUSE, 81 E.37TH-ST., MUIR
rav IIil. can be seen from 10 10 l2 THOS. RiGNEI
COR SALE-Ihree-st BROWN-STONE
DWELLING, near broadway AID A6tl-t price, C0po
or to rent ~ ) go. J.J Soaring. lb0 broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
REEORDED LEASES.

Brummel Adoniiah II. TO Michael Mcmahon assign.
mcLt oi lease, 1iefryst, s..-..-.--.-..........
Burtir, Deyine 10 James Petit, l2fthsi, T. .OOft
Of gaye, years. al annual rent Of...............
Hedge, CathaiIue Ann, 10 AdOnIah III Brimmcl,
HcnD-st, S, 81 yeas at annual rent Or.
Moore, Benjamin. 10 Elizabeth II Bailey. 2tth-si,s q
near luthaYe years At annual rent ~.
sailors snug uarDOr. trustees %. 70 Wealthy Ann
Downing. CllntoDplace, s, p II Of 9th ave, 2jX
QS.Il u years az annnal rent OF
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Gtcnmipcais aao Udliron1s.

DRiDGEPORI, and all points on Honsat0nlc
ID and %aUgauct RslroGds Fare, 81 steamer gfieeHt
a!hai5nc-s cay sunddys excepted at ll:5J H.
aHd Bri.i cpHt ~ II ~ u,
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
ID NcwYoik from foot Of ycsbrosses aud coranl
500 a. H. for NasIEro7 Columbus Cl.caeo and the West
ichwond, ChaIston ana fhe South Tlrou "a Pullman cars
i.51T ~ ior WaiiaeGn and the West aad the
GnrduiHviie Pulnau from New YORK 10 lamorr aid
Wash neton making clos cgnnecons Tor Pns1ure Gin
cnnati Lni vile, and 81 Lotis Ihrougi i imam e:ll'
Baltimore to Cmcnaa, and s. Loris anf from Washington
800 p H. dair or va iineton the South ana West. Pan
man sttPl iloin ntM 90 @ =" "l. - ,tir H., , ~
Making Close cGln'c1iS ir IhcaE. tlhclhuR LOUISVILLE
~ Louis Pittsburgh jhe south aaa sopihve.f. Ilmueh
nece ashmgtou III aiis FOR LyprhbuIg Florida New
Orleans aHd the S,Ut..
Br,adwsv New.1ofs a a tchot Offices ioor Of CoranGt
and ne4biOescs sis.. -aa dtPoi, ], ,rs.y iiy. $50
RAILROAD
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
~ f,lJy s-stoA J., y IS l9rS; loot o. I1b,riyst
$50 a. nl-Fur Elenn@ton tason, Bel idere Mauch
Chunk. Ianaqga, Wkesbare, Eln!ra, &c. Connects at
s45 a. u-For Tsh Bridge Branch Esstou Harnsburs,
MaucA Cnun TauaGua. Hazlton, u csbarre scranton,
1915 a. m ana ago p Somervile and Femineton.
- Pc uAtor Pennington, Easion 4iaucn chunk Iamaqia
MIktSb'Ie scIan3u, InnkhaauocE, Iamalut Hazeluoh'
Eoauip". P0ttsviii". uafiirburG &c.
- D. m-for Iigh Btnsc bf.sch las'al' @cvhttTf ~ ~
Mauch Chdrh CoLctls at Jun tnA VIA ~ j. ind N. i'
5}g p n, daily fcr iasion AhmtoW' and harrisburg
Tor trans 10 local poajs sec table stations
,SUNnAY 1RAINS-L,Aye az 80 la ~ p. m; ,or @
Easton Reading, ana fiArrsp'fB-
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave foI Perth AmbOy o Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove &C. 81 so: il.i5 a. M 4, 55 p M KEY
PoKT and squan 10 sud irom POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. leave foot Of Iibcrtyst for Freehold ut
SD ll:i5 a. uI' D. 5:l5 p m
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
OedcBers.

4 YOUNG FOREIGN LADY - Fir-t-class
- musician pupil o List and Taus. graduate oI vienna
Conservatory % Muscwond cxchsuee lessons IN return 70"
pleasant home ia q refined family highest recfoHgS IA
dress PIANISf Tribune Uptown nmce l23e Blo'dw
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN IEACHLES'
"a AGENCY. % Uuonsquare-suplies schools avg lmni-
les with thoroughly cdnlcieut TEACuLHS. Families M
tending The faiis Exposition can te accompanied N
French ladies gentlemen, Who VIII act guides and inter
pIeteTs. AJNly to Miss ". J. YOUNG
IL REINBECK, teacher of the piano at the
H. NewYork Conservatory .Icsdenct l53 Nesl liihIL
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 30 UnlOn-squarc,
LI Ncw-York-Engagcmeni made for teachers schools
and families supplied lIHt-class Instructors. ANNA
RANDALLDIEHI. Manager
rEN COTFSWORPH PINCKNEY'S Agency
4 for SCHOOLSa and TEACHER 80 ponTl t4th" =.
sde ~ y supplies good teachers Tor ans department. WIN
positions. stamp idr application lo SuDtS hcAo"S
families with competent instructors, Without oIfr
TEFACHFRS Of known ability and character
promptly TOtideG families, schools colleges TcluHc
teachers wanting eugagcme Is next session should ap
forms stump JW SchermcrhoTl see, 30 j. l4tst ny
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
DEOPLE'S EVENING LINE


SUNDAYS EXCIPTTD)
for ALBANY daily from Pier IL North River, foot OF
Canas Connecting with railroads Tor all points SOrh
Fare low any other route Freight taken at low
rates.
Tickets for sale the principal hotels aud Gil OF West
cotis Express ew Brooklyn whore bag
w. II. DREW, President.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18

ADRIAN II. MULLER. Aucti0neer
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED aud UN-
N IMPROVED PROPERTY TO CLOSE the ESrAIE 81
JOHN u. LEWIS deceased. ADRIAN ~. MULLER &
SON Wills nj aHcOn. ON MONDAY March ~ az II O'Clock,
the hange ~aesrO0m No III BrOadway BY oTcr oi
the Executors of John ID. Lewis, deceased.
HUDSON-STNOs. COS and COS, west side. between Lahx
aud West l2thsts.
GREEN NWICIEAVE.-No. l29 :. " corner Horatios.
IIORATTD-Sf.-NO & south side, near GEcenWicliaYe
JANEST.-No. 9, north side, near Greenwich'aye.
CANAI-ST.-SO. Jcs, south side, near GTccnWicl-si
BLEECKER sT-&o. 323, cast side between Christopher
and GrVVCsts.
6TIGAvE-No so, east side, between wayerleyplace and
Sthst
gIIrAVE-No. 81, = ". corner 10th st.
WEST I9rHST.-So 1877, north side, between 9Th and
7thaves. go,
9TAVE NO. 453, west side, between 18th and 3Gh-sts,
with l. on 3jth-st
9TILAVT-Nos. 67G. G7s, $50. c. Of 47thst
gTfIhVE-1 lot n. e. corner OF 4Sthst
3DANENO 2f5G west side. between eth and hsts.
GTHAVL BOULENARD-3iOts west eide, 2J.2 feet nOrLl
OF 1l7th ~.
4TIIAVE-Buiiding lots east side, i9ll south OF
l2Sth-st. -
lOTHAVE.-2 lots east side. 80 II north Of l33thst
NEW.ANE.-l lot n. W. G. rncr of l@Jrh-st.
l2TH-ANE E.-2 lots u. e. corner Of l34t-st.
l3fTfIST-l lot u0ith side. 100 feet east of l2thaye
ST NICHOLASAVE.-l lot west side, Ia feet south OF
lilstst
i50TH.ST-l lot north side 42j feet east of l0thave.
11TH AND FORT GEORGEAVES.-Lot No. ., Dyck
man estate.
Mans al office Of aucii0neerS.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-18
Gteamboais auo Nallroa0s

CITIZENS' LINE STEAMERS for Troy,
~ connecting with morning trains fOI all points North,
last Gud West leave IT 40 ~ r. foot Leroy e. Gaty.
cept saturday, al heated with steam faro
Low than any OtlcT