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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

TEACHERS REUNION. nv Considerable
preparations are being made BY numbers
o. teachers In attendance AZ the Normal
Tor tbe Teachers Reunion, 70 take place
ne week beginning August 18th, and
several not n attendance have signiiictl
their intention 70 prepare essays, and
sake part 10 the exercises. II being thr
nret Effort Of The kind III the county, All
friends % education should take an in.
seres' In making ia grand success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

0The project Of extending the Ev-
ansville and Bonneville railroad 10 a
connection with the Rockport railroad
~ Lincoln i being talked OF in railroad
circles. The distance ID only 10 or "
milet, over very level country, and
would give Evansville very cheap and
quick railway connection with Rock
port. Huntingburg and Jasper, amer the
Rockport railroad shall have been CON-
ptefcd this far, and would mite Evans
vile and indianapolis energies and
capital In securing the further extension
~ the enterprise. To build 10 miles
more o. railroad and tap both Spencer
and Dubois counties, II seems 20 ~
would be good business invest sneut
for Evansville trade should Tie Rock
Port road never be extended any further
than Jasper I'm fact better for Evans
vile trade, than II the road should be
extended 90 AZ 70 make Cincianati COM
petition possible. The connection
should be completed before next winter.
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QuARTtaLl Meeting. The quarterly
meeting Of the NJ. f. Church al Dale
Last sabbath was largely attended, and
TWO excellent discourses were delivered
BY Presiding Elder. A. Turner. The
Circuit Was eensraliy reported in pros
porous condition, and all doing we'll
under tile popular administrations Of Rev.
W. +. +. Smith. While at Dale, we
were indebted for polite attentions to
Messrs. y. r. Turnllaan, Kemp aud
Jones. The citizens Of that quiet village,
and surrounding country were prepar-
Ing % welcome the people expected TO
attend the District Conference, which
opened on Monday night, and who began
coming into the town la considerable
hunters on Monday afternoon 1t Is
said that the old chickens didn't seem
70 care any thing for the assembly OF
such numbers OF preachers they
were presumably too tough for artificial
teeth--but droves Of plump young oues
were gathering on the railroad. and n.y.
Ing on the tops Of the cars as they .pass-
ed each way, remarking that they bcliev-
ed in hot weather in taking short trip
from home, for the benefit Of their
health. Smart chickens, but beware or
watering places.
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TEACHERS,
COUNTY INSTITUTE

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the Du-
~ bois County Teachers Institute will
be held at the School-house in Jasper,
beginning on
NiyDAy, Avsvs! .AA, 1870
at Q clock a. m, and continue for five
days. Teachers should remember That
they are not entitled 10 my credits ior
last years Institute. but il they
attend This. the credit 10 which they arc
entitled will be placed on this years
license. Come all
4. X. RKuxpIcK, Co. Supf.
August I'd. ls78-4w.
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BULLS
CEDRON BlTTDRs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL yES.

IN. ions rrif-rfsr SIN Last February vas u
Leulrsillr rur hNsHs tEavs, and got some u year
ISaf4 rAfa and redror nfifef-
NV s1n-in-iaw VIII with me N the store he's
hfxu aeNn wh rheumatism IN tcfne time. commences
proved.
DR. Gis,, who aas bean In bad hesIlh tried them ed
lhe also improved.
Dr. Coffee ehohss been Ia hsd health fcs ssvss ~
yrars--srp~Aru llvrn Affected han improved very
mnch ny The uEe ~ your hcrs. Indeed the Ctfror
ment. ] think could sell great quantity q yuur
medicine this fs-cspecisy your csAFtn nitiers sha
Sarrapnfiila. ship me VIA Memphis ~ Ricksii
Merry sa Respectfully, q. y. WALKER
Prepared Nv Dr. JOHN nrIL. ~ his Lab
crntory. Firth street. Louisville, ny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

lrISht proprietor ~ this celebrated medicine gu.,v
y claims fsr X suparisry ostr r' rensa!., M,
oNst'n ihs p1pe i.r tne 49,, crFraiN frNEur 40
YER ~hstber ~ short pr long stanf.r n. fef.-4 y,
me entire Western ant SpAAern eoanify ii h@.r IN,
lssstimony 20 e truth NJ tht assertion tA.t in ~
whntsyer~i ~ tail 20 cure Tie directions ara sfr,i
l,oilowvdout IN gresi many sii gls Do. h.
ltefn suHcien fer = cure ana whole families has.
been vufe ~ slnge bottle. with perfect $50 ant
l"f NJ general heHlth- LIS however prudent spo ls
every case more cefsr cure. u III continued u
smaller d"ses Tor a~sef Or fwr sitter The d.sarc
heen broken or checked more c.p.cins In a,t.rnf,
long standing Usually. this medicine vsll M.
lrrqnire any rd I" Keep the IN g.ot ors.r
lths patient. however. require rafhsftir r-fscn. "a
tier having taken three ~ four doses III Tie Topsr
siil be suiiitioni.
Ia. JOHN BvI.i'S Prncsusl crc.
NJ. 40 Fifth sross street
LOUISVILLE. KY
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Organ for Sale.
Smith American Company Organ,
with eight stops, knee swell, aud beauti.
ful tone. for sale nj the COURIER OFrrcr.
---~H
~ Subscribe for the JAsrxR Courru 4.
The sun., 1878-03-02
THE SIIJER BILLTN FORCE
Preparing the Iints for the Rapid Coinage
OF the Ninety two Cent Dollar.

WAsHIN0roN. March I. - Immediately
after the passage Of the Silver bill yesterday.
Secretary sherman appiovcd dies for the new
silver dollar in accordance with its provisions.
and they were sent OF to the Philadelphia
Mint. Tregraphic orders were sent to san
Francsco and Carson to begin preparing in
gots for tho coinage Of the silver dollar. Orders
sent nearly fortnight ago directed Dodge to
coin of all trade dollars. and TO bag and trans
fer all his fractional currency 10 the Sub-Ireas-
ury Tho same course has been pursued al
other mints. and they have little else To do now
hut to begin tho coinage of the new dollar.
In the case Of Philadelphia. II dies are
prepared withou, accident. the coinage VIII be-
gin next week The min, at Carson. IL Is cN-
pcctrd will be- supplied with dies IN ten uhyS,
and the san Francisco mint IN about Tort
night. The latter mint has been purchasing
silver bullion for -ome two months N antl'lIt-
uou Of the pas sage II the silver hill. one nur-
chase Of five hundred ounces having b.rn mah'
az uhout two pence an ounce less tuan tn'
ruling price Of silver Yesterday, lttpgk h'h.y
nine months to- put the duull" eagle on the
market IN isig alter the at was passed. pro-
v,ing for IT, issue; hut IL Is anticipated that m
sixty 1ay- Nh. mints will he running at the full
rnuarlfv of ~ -iuuona month. The mint- have
uOw nearly sG.uUu.OuO of subsidiary coin ON
Iuud which, IL H. believed. Will bc enough To
meet AN demands for eight months; Four moro
millions can he coined before the limit oi sub
siliarv coinage Is a'hed. II Is und 'rstooi
that gold will bc used tn pur hese silver bullion.
and II j. evidently III" policy oi the Ir'asury to
for'r the silver dollar upon the country at the
earliest lo~s hle moment and IN the largest
possible quantity.
The sun., 1878-03-02
KITTY BL.fNCUfRD's DRESS.
4 Lawsuit Against Mckee Rankin Won by
Albert NJ. Palmer In ST. Louis.

Sr LoUIs, Feb. PA lawsuit brought by
Albert NJ Palmer. Of the Union SQUARE Theatre
firm of Shook a Palmer. against N"Kee Ran
kin closed here to-day with a verdict ~ fijO
for tho plaintiff. The sum is the amount of a
dclt made over hv Lord & Taylor. the dry goods
merchants to Mr.. Palmer. The testimony If
Mr. Palmer was in substance n follows: In 1915
Mr. Rankin and his wife. known on the stage as
Kitty Blanchard. were memhcls of the Union
square company \ performance for the hene-
M of Dan Brynnt's family wa- To be given in ~"
Academy II Music. Mrs Rankin was t. play
the role II Mrs. BromleV in simpson Co.
She said that the chHrarier required fashion,
able dressing. and asked Mr. Palmer, through
her husband To- help her get 'hc ncrdcdnpparrl;
MIR. Palmer gave him "A letter oi credit 10 Iprd
X TAYLOR and purchases were mnde on the
strength ~ IL To- the amount OF silO. The hill
WIS not paid by Rankin bciorn quitting the city,
AZ the end of the season. and Mr.. Palmer settled
H. Hence the suit.
Mr.. Eankin testified that he was thirty three
years old. and that hi- pay. when Il ing AT tho
Union square. WAS sl2j "a week. while ms VIE
received 600. Tho indebtedness IN question
fl5 from her salary butthnt'arrangcmcn was
iut.ricrvd with by their disrharS" from thr
company. Mrs Ranklns testimony was that
sac refused To- play the part of Mrs. BroWieH on
account Of having no proper costume. anu thht
Mr. Palmer insisted. assuring her thut sue necl
not pay the bill until the next season. the dress
| was not worn except at the Bryant benefit and
| was Of no uso to her. II cost t2li, the rest OF
| the bill being for other things.
The sun., 1878-03-02
NORTH RIVER N.iIIG.ITION.
Tho Great Steamboat Lines TO Resume about
the Middle OF the Month.

Along the city front Of the North rive"
are lying many steamboats, and barges. looking
fresh and new. They are river boats Just from
the hands Of the painters and waiting for the
opening # navigation. The river is free from
Ice as far up a. New Hamburg, ana there is no
great obstacle to navigation W to Crum Elbow.
four miles above Poughkcepsic. Above that
point the icc is hard, firm, and about ten inches
thick.
Tho Homer Ramsdel barges began their reg
ular trips, with freight To Nrwhurgh, on Thurs
day night tho first going up IN tow OF the Has
brouck, which went through 10 Poughkscpsie
The boats OF the Peoples line, lor Albany
have hcon thoroughly overhauled and re-
painted, and can be, ppt on the route at short
notice. The Dean Richmond will probably be-
gin her trils about the middle Of the month.
The new boats Of ths CltHgns' line, for Troy.
the Sarai, "a and the city Of Troy, have under
gone wonderful transformation, The panels,
tornicos ant ceilings Of their grand saloons
have been covered with brilliant and tasteful
irrseors; All the appointments Of these boats
are In kr' ping with their gorgeous saloons.
Their agents expect Their season ~ open about
the 18Th ar 2Ut inst
Tho Albany Day line boats and the Mary
Powell Will not besin tAeir trlps until about tho
lot Of June.
The sun., 1878-03-02
ALMOST 4 DJEL.
a Quarrel In u Richmond Barroom that Led
TO the Drawing OF Weapons.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2s-The old duelling
spirit in Virginia seems 10 be revived. On the
night Of the 18th Mcssrs. VIM. H. Grant and
Carter Branch the former a popular young
baritone choir singer. and the latter son Of
Thomas Branch. wealthy banker, were at a
society ball. Branch was Waiting. Grant
said: Look at Carter Branch he had better
20 % dancing school again" Branch over
heard him. and demanded to know what he
meant Grant answered that If Branch did not
not like il, he could make the most Of H.
After the ball tho two young men mot, and
had more angry words. Next day Branch sent
n challenge TO Grant. Grant decided TO treat
the challenge with contempt.
Branch sWOre eternal vengeance, and to-day
armed himself with u cowhide and n pistol.
The two met In Monroe Park Branch said;
No power on "artn can Keep me from cow
hiding William Grant" H. went up TO Grant,
and drawing tho cowhiic said with an oath
do you refuse t. fight duel with me p
Grant coolly answered. " If you touch me will
blow your brains out" lie drew pistol. Both
young men then presented pistols Friends
int"rpused. but Branch would only put up his
pistol ON condition that Grant would fight Il
duel the next day police officer then arrest
Stat Senator c. T. Smith Of Nelson county
WAS arrested to-day. being about h. fight due
with Thomas McCue, wealthy tobacconisL ol
StiuutOu,
The sun., 1878-03-02
CiPE TEFFERS'S C.ISE.
On Active Duty Though Two Medical "o"rds
Have Pronounced Him Disqu"'ihed'

WASHINGTON, March Capt. Jcncrs OF
tho navy, who has been Chief Of tho Bureau oi
Ordnance since the death Of Admiral Dahlgren.
was some months ago rcnominatcd and con-
nrmcd in that Office. Since then he has been
nominated for promotion to I've Commodore hut
thc attention %, Congress having been called to
his physical condition. hc was surveyed by
bonrd of medical officers, and found physically
disnunlincd Capt Jef1crs raised a question as
Ia th, legality Of the board. and second board
WINS appointed, which also pronounced against
him.
Senate rs Chici of the Bureau OF Ordnance con.
tiuuc- him ia that pos tiun whether promoted
or not notwithsiandingthc the act ion Ofthc medical
buard-. His continuance in his present oilicc
Is in violation ol law. as the action oi the boards
ret res him from the active list VI the nction OF
tn" boards IN lcifcrs's ease is not carried out
then all The on 'crs on the retired list by reason
Of failing health are equally entitled y promo
ton. and should be r"iustuird. MIR. WHIT
thOrnc, Chairman II the Naval Committee Of the
House. should bear in mind Tint the PRINCIPAL
witness in the French arms cisc WIS Capt;
Jrflers who lcft suddenly To take command OF
thc gunurry ship Constellation. The officers oi
that shin II called upon to t"etify. will state mat
he WIS then disqualified for the dutirs oi u
| captain II s well known in the service thai
| Capt. Jrteis's sudden departure ,rcHeNrl
| Secretary liub,son OF consldcrnhlc ahNity MT.
Schurz may upon INJURY. learn Whefe HIS
| principal witness WIS hi tue time. - ,,
IL l. the opinion Ot most ~ tn' Objects OF tlic
! navy that the ordnance Of that department ls
| now in a worsc condition than EYER before" In
justice to worthy officers oi the navy nus matter
! of the navy are In favor Of limiting the tim" ol
| the chiefs of bureaus 10 four years. 50 us io
| break UP the rings and iavoritism existing In
! il IS more than likely that Commodore Fairfax
/ will be proposed 10y tungIcssincn to fill Il
vacancy which will soon occur in one oil the
The sun., 1878-03-02
WHIT THE HOUSE DID.
4 he Pension Agency Dinicuity Tided Over,
md Js rrIxnte nm. Passed.

WASHINGTON. March i.-Mr. Shelley Dem,
Ala introduced a bill to aid the Great southern
Railroad Company 10 construct line ~ rail-
way in the States Of Georgia and Florida.
Referred.
Mr.. White Rep Pa asked leave to ofrcr a
resolution directing John sherman to sue GER
tain importers Of tin plates He explained that
the result would be the collection Of 100000 Of
unpaid duty.
Mr. Banks Rep. Massl objected
Mr. Rice Dem. Ohiol moved TO concur in the
Senate amendment 10 the House bill providing
for the appointment Of pension agents al in
t"rim.
Mr Crit,cnien Dem. Mo- said that ho was
opposed To nny such bin II lad grown out II
tn otstinAcy Of the Executive Department
When 1t was understood that Mr. COstcr WIS
unable - qualify. Mr.. Hayes should have de-
manded his resignation. We're II not for the
kindness Of the Democratic party those Now
York pensioners would have been kept out Of
their pensions.
The bill WAS passed.
Thirty hyr private bills were passed.
Mr.. Wadl,ll Dem. y. c. reported hill t(
provide ocean mail service between the Jnitr'
States and Brazil. and Mr. Cannon ltrp.. III.
presented minority report lse'ommlttel.
Tho bill t. prevent speculation IN postage
| stamps BY loStma-ters WAS made the specIa
| order for "Wednesday ncNt
The House then adjourned till Monday.
The sun., 1878-03-02
TIE VANDERBILT MILLIONS.
DID THE COMMODORE PROMISE TO
MfRRY TENNrE G. CLiILIN?
Ar,ss Claims Expectation OF Quecning II In
New york-rhe Family Influencing the
Old Man Against the Proposed Marriage.

Ariss Claims Expectation OF uuecning II In
New York-'rhe Family Influencing the
old Man Against the Proposed Marriage
At the oncning of the Vanderbilt will case,
yesterday. tho Surrogates Court was again |
densoy crowded. Surrogate Calvin decided |
that he could not admit the letter written ny |
Cornelius j. vanderbilt to his father offered by |
tho contestants. together with the corrca'lNe
testimony ns to the Commodorc's neglect TO
answer il and the inference 10 hc fairly drawn
from that faot.
Mr. Lord moved 10 POSTPONE the case over TWO
days vi next week. hrau~" Of the engagement
Of cx-Judlo Jeremiah s. Black in an I'M
por,ant casc before Senate committee lJudi-
ciaryl in Wnshnlton. involving thirty or ioiy
millions Of dollars.
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt was recalled To th'
stand the cont staut's lawyers desiring to prove
The admissions made by VIM. II. Vanderbilt To
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt at the time oi the
funeral Of the Commodorc-s showing that he
wns thoroughly convrrsant with tho contents o
he wil-snd whnt william II. Vanderbilt said
et the time Il the opening " the will. when he
proicssrd cntirr ignorance oi th" provisions "l
Mir. Clinton resumed tho cross-oxamination
Of Cornelius !. Wand, rbit respecting his r"si-
dcnce at Cherry Valley Otsc-o county. y. l.
The witness ics,incd:
trcce,cd money when there from io,cnh whiio
noni know whether It came came irom my ia,ner or & nDi
I.c,ect wheth,r VS. hci,ic 90 ~ ny tr'i Einr n
i"rc i-,a idon r,c0icct Mat ri.t. COUNTY %. sa'e
went from To iic BltomnFlalc A-ylWn tui unnk T. ~,
went nom wa.hnston dircctio The tlomnslal, ~.
Ma'nnsY s % i,m 10 ,'c @'E',W l' i,,n, " N.i ii
nSi n"i sna sn, T., ,' ~ m y" , eancrt Ia, wa. arrested
uiai time On c,,ii iro,c-~. Don't Know thati wa'"r.
Mr.. Clinton offered authenticated copic~ ~ ihc
rccorls cf thr criminal charge. lniittwcnt.
and comm im"nt IN lN'i. nnd ln' dilW.tH uIvn uIv
The sun., 1878-03-02
conts..lnx hsr rnlhsr,. $500. 900 WI.

George i. Gordon, the printing press in
veutor. who died on Jan - lnst .u loiM Va while on
visit there ct ahout Ssru"I u property to hlsrcla
uNcs giyu, fiupsn outright tNhl. piia. Lenore dor
don OF lb5 Columbia hei.ht. Bi0ukru aul Hu interest
IN ihe rc-iut of uc estate aiicr other hrqur.ts i
and sliupn 90 De Ntl lu husi iH lis daughter Mary
Agncs G0r'On. who Is tie rIian.her o thr widow.
Miss Cor iuu waved citation At ri.t bat on consulting
her lawyer .he Mlttircw h'r .ln-cm anl decided tQ
contest the Will The grounds Oi her direction 10 the VIII
are that her father Vas not coupct ~ % make NIll
hnt the paper offered ls viii wa not executed and
huestci ~ proper manner fhHt It's eXccu was oh-
talh'd %, imposition and c.ercon upon George i 6ur-
doh hN lnupe iprduu. ls wlic AMI that he Was IN,
d"i me iuuNtnce dtie-s ami restraint of his VIE
Mr. Gurit Dwned $50 acres ~ land near irulk Va
"a VIII, - lh' r. arc large nils, ana lie also owned the
opera House m Railway. n !.
The sun., 1878-03-02
Let them Itegin 10 Prnc ice.

As little driving has been dOno by our
four hand or tandem men Tor some months,
! would suggest to them the uso Of four india
rubber Ie.ns. about tho width Of an ordinary
rein, but 80 thick M T. make the pull heavy
Let them lbs not less than six feet long. then
fnsten to the wall about two foct from the lOOr
get a chair or bench about tho height and pltoh
Of the box OF u coach or cart and pull at these
hand move forward and back, 80 as to feel M
near as possible to the pull OF your team. and
the muscles will regain all they have lost before
work Oogius
The sun., 1878-03-02

Karl X. Gulonkamp killed himself In his
room At 3,a Hast Seventeenth street. Yesterday III.
wife dci years aso. ami ever aiterwarl lie was
dcsyondcnt lie told Mrs Marun. his andady that he
had seen ghosts all night and that they told hlm he
slnu % die hl Nr entered the Room thflN IN the
moruus. De n k' up kuiie and irci iocut ne arFc'
~ ht. arm 1,n Doc forced ~. half broken blade intn lts
throat The Brewers Benefit Association VA! OuT, the
lf.tK
The sun., 1878-03-02
Steamboats, ano .,alTJaos.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


On ant Nrr NuN j.. i~fs
rrainslcaye NrM Nnr,. NJ. pr-bius-gs hli curilault
st- F,rfir-. 70, follows
EAurcs. ior llar-Nur- Pittsburgh the West AMI south
WIN rumAn Palace cars ATT, he'd - \ NJ dAnls %
4 dnllN.
tol Wnham-port Lock Haven. CORY ant Ere ats ID
4 .euunUrtu- ~ Cory for lttH.Nllr. Petroleum
centre, ani the uh kcslons For Wnnamspurt aHl
LocS llNru,nA
For Rtun'r,. Washington. ami the Solih, "Limtcl
Wi>uln.tuu ENprf,, ui fulmAn laflHt cars ltit, -
cent >aui.t. ll \ Arufr Wa.lm-tuui o. =
Rcs.iar ~ -OA Vi l. 80, and " + NJ SUNDAY. ojl
and T.
4 NJ, I, q. ii, 30, 7, 49, ant + VI Suniht, .
NJ. D. u q ~ :, $50, and . l. VI, Lmsraut anl 'econl
oa-s 7P VI
Buai, OF BROOKLYN AnncN" connect with aN 'r'u.h
uain,t lrr.A '.iy aiouns a'icedN AMI d4'eriirAn"
ter fnr kiuuNlNu trNVI
fer uain- e Newlk. Enabrh. Rahway. rrln'cior
Trenton. rrttl AmhHN. flrmn-t.n l.INitrr" AM
other points, ser luch4 scAt i.e- 90 A o. 'Art 'iN
Trans arrive From lltt.hur-h U Nul % - " anu
i0,!gf NJ dul, loln eua 80! T. n 4uN. .rN.
cert Mo-. lHN From MN.h4u-t.n ANT hIttNnfr,' .'l
AMI 30 tln O., ant ioln + NJ smin
lUlnln tslltnA .-l'. tlo.'.l'.". 90 5 - ~ 49,
AMI lu ~ r SultN. % %, nah 40 10 60 ~ 90
NJ. .U ,'. uui D -nf VI.
rrhrt OfD,.. a4d lui "a Rrol lwaY, A,tor House.
ami loot ui Dr,hrn..., uni Notttnit s,, Court 1t,
Krnpkl,n ~ lln ud ll~ liui.u ST. llNl1N,n. Depot
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FAkMEK
Gruclul NJ if ger General fa~Au frr AtHnt
The sun., 1878-03-02
Death From - FAN on the Ice.

Thomas Usher. Of Sipp street. West Hoboken.
weeks t-N ic 900 thv ilu ami injured hilus'H inter
Us Yesterday he tle1.
The sun., 1878-03-02
finantr,l.

TEXAS AND Pacific RAILWAY COM
i fANh The coupons on the fN.t MnrWas" Ruui> ui
the I, Sas and facihc Railway company mainuns
March l. ISIS wlu hr paid -ul ami after that ite
ON Presentation al The Farmers Loan and Trust com.
phn, Sew Nuk. ~ the Office OF the company, 10
South 4th II liitislrhli
GIoRiF KRuMBllAAR Treasurer.
The sun., 1878-03-02
Snstrnttl0lv.

GTENOG RApH made easy by simple system.
- new course O twenty lessons begins March T. at
kuthcrluris Bu>n College, northeast cOIHr o broad
way ami 3itn o. PriyaW lessons given when eslred
The sun., 1878-03-02

! iho week ending saturday March . ls7S viii close At
lhis office on TUESDAY, NJ II NJ Cor Europe by steam
SIM. Idaho VIA Queenstown. ON Mcdno~inN, NJ II
tor Europe hN steamship s. thiA wa queenstown,
on THURSDAY at - VI to lrAui hN slrAm,lnp titN ol
kru--lS Queenstown tcurrr spunienpc tor Great
Britain and the Continent tn Ne urW hiird rs hi, steamer
must hc specially address, a. Hnl NJ - ton kuruie. hy
steamship L. .sng via Plymouth. Nhcrhuurs amt "A M.
burr; ON saturday. ai ~ 80 4 VI. tor Germany a.
by steamship ilcrm1un. VIA southampton ana Bremen
Durrcs ocncr Tor Gf NJ Britain ANT tV Continent t. hu
forwarded by tins steamer must be specially adircs~dl
AMI NJ - VI Tor tunlT hA steamship Gcrmanlc, via
Queenstown correspondence for GERMANY amt scotland
10 be forwarded hv TIN, steamer must Ice specially AT
drrss.a. and az ~ Tor scotland iVCt 10, isnip
Anchors. via uHsgow The steamship, Idaho sc> thia.
and t rmnnc d0 not take mails TOT Denmark. sweden
nnd Norway. The mai tor the West lnics. 81
Thumn- also rnrtn Rico AMI Venezuela direct. leave
New YORK Feb 27 Tie mails Tor the West Indies, VIA
Havana aud 81 Thomas leave New NOk Feb ~ aud
March 3 The mails Ohna and Japan leave San Fran
cisco March ID The mails Australia dC leave san
francisco March X. rllOS |. JAMES, Postmaster
Posi- Orriuk, NV ioRx. Feb 2j. 1874