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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

A desperate in the couaty Of
Beauce, QItbtc, was recently
tried on five indictments-for
numbering an officer sent to ar.
rest him, shooting at two other
officers, assaulting another aid
sending threatening letters to a
witness The charges were fully
proven, the Judge charged against
the prisoner, and the jury, in
twenty minutes, acquitted him.
The Judge gave the jurors more
explicit Instructions and sent
them back; same verdict in an
hour. lie locked them up over
Sunday; same verd ct on Monday,
lie then accepted it, with the re
mark that such finding could
only be attributed 10 want OF in
ts-lligence or fear. ''It is TO be
hoped" he said that it is 10 the
least blamable Of these causes
that the verdict is due-that is,
the want OF intelligence; but in
either case the verdict is no less a
dishonor than a disgrace to the
dishicl." Judge Mondelet was
once credited, with build, zing a
Quebec jury into con,icting a No
ted criminal, their friend, by a
very impel feetly conc aled threat
to march the twelve good meh
aud true into the d, ek and rut
them on tlial for moral perjury.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

The 10Th Of Nov, a prominent
citizen was murdered in the court
house at Indianapolis while oil
|.he courts were in session.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12
TERNs.

3J- Two Dollars for one year, tnco-
sTr6ty IN adcehoe, Two Dollars and
Ftfty Cents if payment be deferred three
months. All ps pers going out OF the county
70 be paid for fmudcdnce.
R2- Single copies, Five Cents each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

An English farmer, touched
with compassion at the sight of
a feeble woman trudging along
the road carrying her child,
gave them a lift. He was
promptly summoned and fined
SO for using his cart as a car
riage when he had not taken out
a carriage license.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12
The Power Of u. Sweet
Voice.

There is-no power Of love sc
hard TO get and keep as a kind
voice. "A kind hand is deaf and
dumb. II may be rough in fies Il
and blood, yet do the work of Il
soft heart, and, do ii with a soft
touch. But there is 10 one
thingthat love so much needs as
Il sweet voice TO tell what it
means and feels; and it is hard
to get and kecp.it in the right
tone. One must start in youth,
and be on the watch night and
day, at work and play, to get
and keep voice that shall speak
at all times the thoughts Of Il
kind lleart.
But this is the time when a
sharp voice is most apt to be
got. You often hear boys and
girls say words at play with a
quick, sharp tone, as if it were
the snap OF a whip. When one
OF them gets vexed, you will
hear a voice that sounds as if it
were made up of a snarl, a. whire
and Il bark. Such a voice often
speaks worse than the heart
feels. 1t shows moro ill-will in
the tone than in the words. 1t
is often in mirth that one gets a
voice or tone that is sharp, aad
sticks 10 him through life, and
stirs up ill-will and grief, and
falls like drop Of gall on the
sweet joys at home. Such as
these get a sharp home voice for
use, and keep their best voice.
for those they meet elsewhere,
just as they would save their
best cakes and pies for guests
and allnthcir sour food for theh.
own board. ] would say to all
boys and girls, "Use your guest.
voice at home" Watch it. daY
by day asa pearl Of great price,
for twill be worlhmore to you in
days to come than the best pearl
hid in the sea. A kind voice is
a lark's song to Hearth and
home. 1t is to the heart what
light is to- the eye. 1t is a
light that sings as wei. as
shines. Train it 10 sweet tonet
now., and it will k, ep in tune
life.- You'll $ Comrade
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

Walton Dwight, Of Bingham.
ton, N. Y, insured his life for
$25S, 900 and died in a few months.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

Mr.. Vanderbilt was one day
asked what was The secret Of his
success in business: Secret?
There is no secret about it-all
you have to do is TO attend TO
your BUSINESS and so ahead" ;"
On another occasion he said !:
"The secret OF my success is
this: / neyertcll what ! am CO.
ing to do. until / have done it,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12
THE FOUNDRY FIRE.

What Happened one Winter Night
at Creuzot FOrges-A WrOnged
Husbands DiscOvery-A Strug-
gle for Life and the Grave of
Flame-Butcheri a False Wife
Ample Vengeance Z An Alibi
that Was Never Questioned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

ht an auction art sale the other
day a,marine view was about 20 be
knWked down at handsome fig
u e. when Iuff soil'r, WHO hap
pened to wander III. exclaimed
"My stars, if the re ami a vessel
drifting on To the iorks with a
strorg 9 br ,ze b'oWirg Il shore
The artist ;ook bis picture home
to.rearrange the wind.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

The public schools Of Memphis
opened December lst.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

Once upon a time, when board
Ing around was the rule in scLoJl
districts, one mln bad to board
the teacher just two and half
days. On the third day, as the
teacher sat down to dinner. the
man Of the house sai,l:'" Madam, /
suppose Your boarding time will
be out when you have eaten half
dinner; but as don't wish to
appear mean You may eat nearly
as much as usual"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-12-12

''IIIS SUFFER FOR Ny WIFE,
lie said to himself, with chuck
lie: cts a fair trade, after ALL
He was enjoying this repasl
when the Superintendent found
him. Half an hour later the lat
ter had left the murderer stole
away also, bent on completing hi
scheme OF vengeance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
RECoRnIn LEASES.

Bcrgermann Sarah 10 Morris Levy, No Ii Ludlow At,
wears ~ annual rent OF
Genera society OF Me.hau and Irddesmcn 81 tho
CIV 81 Ncw.iork, 10 samuel Levy, Juiius I'VV'
AUGUSTUS h Levy and Abraham Levy, Broadway,
es IsS.5 II II Of or ndsi, lG oNlOO; .lso. CROSBY
-. rear GTaId II iouNlOO, .. = per cent OF
yau Of uco hui ding wh,E erected, work Ia be De-
gan Jan |. 1879 ..-.-.-.. .-... =. .-.--:
Naumaun. Louis. tn Solomon I2"n No l21 BOSery. D
years, AZ annual rent 81.
RAYMOND, James ", 10 Louis \ Grass, No zoo fast
lSti -. years, at annual rent .
Temple T. J.. and Brett, 10 Sellerbcrg BRO hers,
No 5i3 Canalsr 3 years at annual rent OF ..-.....
Trinity ChdrCh, Rector. Marieus and NcstTy o. -
oliver WoOiiOTd. Barrow Il, n :, lOOu Ot HnG'
sOE-st 81 years, at annual rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
'E'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NFW.YORk AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Deyts In
Philadelphia. t~O IN New lOrA

through Ira'n- daily three Dcrots
Philadelphia, two IN New lOra.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safely.
ON and afic: November II. l>17
Express Trains leaves YORK. Via DesbiUsses Cort
laudt streets Ferries, as follows:
1850 SD "iD" limited II M, 4, 3, g. $50 7, $50.
and p sunday, o a. g. q. G:3,' J, $3.50 AMI
Boats at bfOOkyn with AL through
al Jersey Cy, aacrdlns speedy aud direct transfer for
Brooklyn navel
Returuug trains leave Philadelphia 800 1913, Z, 1880. 3.
$50 aud IL IL Di iimitrd Express, $50 D. MI 4, $50
aud 1850 M and IL midnight On sunday $40, $3.50, Z. g.,
$50, n. m.. 4, 1855 y. m. and IL midnight
Ticket uhcos 5ad and ga Broadway, No. Aston House.
and foo VI Desbfussss and Cortlant s- No Courtst,
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Fultonst, Brooklyn
Nos. III. l6 and lis Hudson st. IIOboken; Depot, Jersey
CITY. Emigi4nf llcket Once, Ma. = Battery place
FRANK THOMSON I. 4. FARMER
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
Deoposnls
DEPAgTMENT og rug INTRhiOR.)
OFFICE 80 INDIAN AFfAih-,
A-HIsGFIN Ieb - 1873
CEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed II proposals f1i


NA-IlsGfoN. Feb. p 1878
CEMED PROPOSALS, Endorsed proposals
- SUGAR coffee dry goods Sc the ease NAV be AMI
directed Tho Hon T. ~ kingsley. 20 Clinton place, NeW
YOrk cry viii Dee received until II u o. IucsiN Aarrh
= ~.S Tor furnishing the follow suple-, VIZ 10000
roun. yht brown sugar IN god strong barrels double
head Iei. 2a0uO pOuuds ~ O, other coffee ~ equal
gggG 1900 yard, u roa tNJi flannel, DO pounds s'
yarn 2p11 yas calico. 1900 stlndaTd brown Hnrot
ing loo coats men, 100 pairs ~ ants fog men, 3
suits bows g. ~ year. Il 80 ditto, 10 20 1 years
for 80 pair ~ ors for 30 pairs
shoes 30 pur shoes for boys 5000 p hlr
laiher. 200 incus M 100 doZ. tin p1r I4l n.sit
kettles 10 doz planter noes. 10 inches "n iaof loo
hatcher suyts. 800 dok Timed iron ab-t o,n lr dpa
sheep shears $50 wool cals 1000 rs brass Kettles
) ua quarts $4,000. -
Tine m reserved 10 reject any al bids 90 any lari ~
tD iucT, diminish Tie amount -loc.hcl n
extent not FTcoefrg p per confirm
lauird by CeTtigrd check 81
draft Uiol Giri H.Hfca depository, pai api' 10 mo
order Ell t COMMENCEMENT - Indian ara which cheek ol
shall De FOR less au pc. cent OK toe hn"un
held b. him t contracts are exc 1s a.
guarantee that the party 10 whom hc awarl II made "u
al contract ami furnish satisfactory bond
herewith.
deliveries be required immediately after notification q
T.. A. HAYT, CommissioIer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
Gl!n HAL GeIaIe for Sale

Gnn Rtal GeIaIe for sjale.
HAST 3S1H-ST., near LeXington-aye.-
IL story stone price very Reasonable. RI LAND
d WHITING. . Bcekmln-st.
TOR SALE.-Gth-avc.. above 42d-st.-Fivc-
L story brown stone DWELLING and STORE. occupied;
terms easy. GEO. IA. PETRiE, No. lo4 broadway.
nor SALE-Ihe frst-class three-stOry and
attic bIown-stoie front dwelling house No. i3 West
list 9Th house 27XOJ lot $50. Ar
ply 10 H. H. DREW GO, West Twenty thirs, or u W.
!. BRUSH. - prarl-st
s.'OR SALE-TO close an eStatc-tcn frat
class hvcsoTy with most desirable long estab
lis al and profitable business reasonable price and
terms JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson At.
EDGAR LEAYCRAFT.
~. real. ESTATE AGENT,
7O2 shave. cor. 4ith-st.
givc special The management of estates rent
ing ri prop, nv. collection OF rents. &c. sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
hca! gsiate 10 grtbanse.
Gonses ano .farms Uanieo.

OFFICES wanted for legal business two
" rooms moderate rent Address J. BANE, Post Office,
NewN0rk
WANTED 10 rent, with the right 10 pur-
w chase good dairy Address, stating aud
particulars, Is. ". W, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
GonnlrD Real gstale for Sale.


At ORANGE, y. J. (viciLity a speciality, for
- sale, 500 tsacrhco) easy terms handsome REsI
lawns; Gne southwest ytrws: near depot. Apply To ED
WARD p. HAMILTON 80 PIucst, y. !.
POUND BROOK, \. ISL, 500 for new house.
AZ egh ROOMS new barn .nd twelve acres land Bargan.
rutland WHITING, Berklnan-st Newlork
COTTAGE and , acres, Garrison, \. T.;
ing Ncwburgh dwelling Mattcawan. Address FIsIiKILL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkl- y. \.
MARRY and stock farm: over 300 acres thir-
~ ~ miles from This city viii sell stock and implements
amt sclG rcnt farm JAMES DENLN, 2Ol West 4lst IT.
ERl'Ir "a NJ, : acres. in beautiful village,
N0 Shore, Long Island: room cottage well shaded, ev
awarded MUM views of htfbJr sound and Connecticut
two l1nrS boat or cars bargain G. H. OLIVER 1862 B~ay
EOR SALE-Ncry chcap-A beautiful coun-
try seat In Rockland County twenty miles from city
Address Pos Once BOX O29.
tNOR SALE or to LET-At ScarbOrQ On-IIud-
son, elegant residence, FURNISHED modern i'm.
We'll socki Win frm trc"s I'VE minutes nom dcpo For
terms address T. H. GWILIM ~ Park.row. New York.
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-Splcndhd hotel,
completely furnished al Nyack on Hudson; ten acres
accom- for POO In good order locaiipn beautiful and
WEI. situated large institutions easy Of access ny steam
boat aad two railroads. HOMER MORGAN. Pine ~.
SAPlD NSIT.-farrytown and vicinity
&c uncquale or health and scenery. For sale
sale ana let houses furnished mlrnishrd
\ My = FcHoF 4 GROWER loo Main ST. T""y'o"H'
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ t0u acres OF aud Ia body 800 bong Within she
corporate limits Of The hoursGng and grow of
mac ne shops ot the thre railroads situated The land
VIII be- oid In one ot NJ $40 acre In two years r
of the who buI sold for d ison between creditors
Apply to T. H. DARGAN "ttorney AT law, Darlington y t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
JUGt.tCtlur,
F-r Both Sexes-City.

CCEOGL, No. 30 Wcst i30ti-rt.--f!,c i.i..lcs:
, TA-.,lr- Fpitr vi aud DAY - H.. llitl lpl \ -
LibIES a.d CII1LnTEN. second i'" hfis f'li."'' T.
rs'UF. French and &, man dIy ard cIcnihs
css>.s ulGrl 30: ssor Fi;LIN HE t"NlN "h,i ~ e.
Iu.re~ als. ana t'fi.c td % ~ - %
,l,,t. I've. in r'H"rn: srrn - '-
ior rcr. Lars sI~ ,ach 81 Iiy3;e residences ua''
I. 4 .lgf D.. ID ~ J.tstt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AM PIIIlADELPEIA $500.
Leave New GurA i'I irrn"n aud Philadelphia az $50 =
:.io. 80 AZ $3.50 3j. 5.3J ~ alt at I p. III tor
Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station Norh Pennsylvana Rail
rod lh.fi AMI B"ihsais 1907 .3C. 800. 1870 D. ri
1870. 3.}D so H.
Lave Trenton Tor NcwYo.k nj 20 except Monday G:3j
81 .. lC 20 -. IJ.. i2l5. 10. i.lu. Go p.
lU'l fW Room cars attached 20 the 9fo NJ
"'n j. nr trains .on Vow YORK 10 thc $50 ~ 100 . M
tra1- from iliti.r pI.a.
SUNDAY TRNINs-Ieq cave NcwYork and Philadelphia AZ
. 20 a. m J3O - =. Leave IitntOn at l2O 1910 a. M
Clio D. M.
1c.ts ior s'. At foot 81 Liberty it, Nos 90 and ~
NfIdVt 10 tie pru. Il hO'es an offices ~ be Efc Ran
w1t IA Ntvl Br,ok ~ and 10 No Cpursf. Brook
Ign Elr..is, Checked from Tcficn 60 to destination
EAiIlMIN p..s Agrnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
Gltnmcoats ano Railroads.

FSRl. GEpORl, and all points on Housatonlc
and %aura;ttk Railroads Fare 81 steamer BrdsepolV
,giaIiurp GiY fsandsSs t1eepte at ll;3J a. H.
al hr.A .cnnrt ~ - Y. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

Citn propertn Go Get.
4 HOUSE to LET.
Cheap rent $3.50 In fine order; all improvements; Is
rooms No 23 East 3lssL; fine ncghbor0oc Apply c. 10
East l2sth-at.
HHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
" NOKk-From 10 100 horse power be furnished At
per per horse, hours per day; n -
INF'TS. BASEaENTS AMI STORE FLOORS no LETT with
plenty hight and each floor
heating also, elevators and hnistway-
PRESTON, Nos %, 90 -. 20 and ~ RIOS, st. Sew-Nork
EOR RENT or SALE, ELEGANT cabinet finished
L HOUSES. 46' and 467 5tb ave splendid crystal
chandeliers low rent CHAs. H. HART, ls3 Broadway
'TO LET-FOur-stOry high-stOop, brOwnstone
house West i5th St. 0tiave 81 800 very do
slrahle. IL West Housi0nst
'IO LEI-Unfurnishcd-M !, To small pri-
yatc family upper part second aud third ho0rsl OF private
house ia frst 1911 comprising nine pletc kit
chen separate bathroom halls and stairs rpeted Apply
from toi.
GMOKY CHiMNEYS CURED with HULL'S
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED VENTILATOR-
Warranted Send for circular. State rights for sale.
HULL. GRIPPEN q co. $40 3daye, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
For Young Ladies-Country

For I Dung lSlG!e5-SCuIt!S
UINGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSERNA-
k a. FATfK~ON. 4. NJ. Pgc,'dcnt, Einsh-,Aior, =. 81.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
y Po'!,tovu Montgomery Go. Penl1e tveni, ..ehth %
nua session beg 1T i{spAN sept ~ is71 srnledon
bdr For '' apply 10 Geo g. Hui,r VI Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladies,
~ bridgeport Conn. AdGr-as MIS- EMILY NILSSON.
GRANGER PLACE SCHOOL for young Ia
tsoogeh iSisriaTy ac5cc arG coaaatc 6cp.f,nnt of
LINE Il. CoMsToCk, President
EEOME SCHOOL for children; terms low.
IL Address t!c Misses HA'Ch l--1hnfy. cont
HONE Institute. Tarytown,N. boarding
sent ~ ~ ro S cs adde's ai.. NJ - NhCht
IRVING FINALE COLLEGE Mechanic
burg, Ia. beautiful beautiful Colc5e ii,~" ao school
upcn. pa year sept ~ Eav.r f.I'l- 4 "" Ffe'
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester.
W N"''i"' YOUNG IAAVTK WIi i%T s.' rras 'a
V'HE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLi>I! ard
LADfLs Ne - Walls NeS.llaycn Coun. Clcuars sem;
upon app! cahoa
NOUNG LADIES INSTITI TIE. RlchliLL.-
- H. IL br."'n avon! irn'S.i.li W O., ~ y
{. KKMENTHoUi. leading. Psn-.
Tor Both Sexes Country.
NEEW Seminary ard f6malc Colccc. Carmel,
Tor Illustrated circular. nLD. tEpN!N ~MIt'i, \ ~
IIREENWICH ACADEMY, with MuSicai In
~ suic ad Commercial college founded i0V- ain'
school students rrccivgl any uu.. 'H'""Hc ','. 70
Rev. D. BLAkESIEI. = ~ frlnr pal fa'l Gre Pc
wi,h. H. l.
MUSIC SCHOOL, PITTSFlELD. MASS
vi TIiV SPEING TERM y NOW 0PiS,
with full c4;s teacar- artists and rrtHrrs 81 rtc"c
uz,d ability ~ ., tmeut Tie h't a.f1' ages ar f'I!
Idte especially ~ tl"s" -tms io teach address
FOR cat togues ht- oI sI', 81 ltiufmiIn4
r. C. BLODGI1T. Principal.
DFNNINGTON SEMINARY.-TllOS. HAN
ION D. D. PrrsGr'f Pennington. y j. one 81 The best
boarding sch",s a. ths country; Charge very .'oii'
t.I,A per quarter, SOB per year. Hoard ana
~ w Tuition IN al branches IN KocLlaud C"i'Fr N,a'l
Ny. both sexes extras but masio VII Banuiste iih
SfiscelaneOus.
CCHOOL properties for sale aud rent every
y where. Snrur lat FOX stamp. SCHEEAf ItHOEN.Jb
Fast i4tl-st, : o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
RFCORDED MORTGAGES.

Bradley, william John b Finlay. Marion ST. cs ooo
HOeau Margaret and husband to Rose Anna Barnes, am
AvC-P near l>ts, West Farms. l,uoO
hu l M ~ - 10 '.' ''u, '1'' 5000
ION 4 'Au' 70 i'a'''' 5000
AeA sn s u.s. 1000
NCfcon, lohn and wife, 20 Emgrant lnfustHa say roo
Bauk 53dst near !Hh ..'..... o,o'o
Merk-. Charles AMI wife. 10 Matthias schneider. ID -
:. near f2d. lO'o
Midgley NAV and husband. to Eliza Chrisiy. 9th 100
Il near lOthtYc c,'OO
Nidelcy Mary ami husband, 10 John WOds, 51thst' 90,
As,
near ~ ave. '''' 1904
Fowl %itpiS fl' ' ar "a ~ 1904
eram. 77st A,'. car @daye 1864
SimrsOa. William and wife, 10 Anna stuart and oth 80
executors, Bow cry ne3I Hester st..-... --JUu
ir- executors Hester IT. :. near Bowpry 49, 5000
SIMPSON. william and WIFE 10 Anna stuart and 9th 800
g. executors. Bowrry and Hrser-st-.... 22oOO
Talmnn. Jacob Is and wife, Ia + Iarned, 5tlayc es 80.
near 5000
Wulit. Thomas V. Ia Phebe Jane Barunm and Isaac
/. Toyers ST.. ............... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

Gl0 PEE QUARTER ,,..-..,..-
- ~ French .l.G 50 aud German theron by ijl-H nv
M ,rie,. professor Il. pd -u,ss mr., d - i'1',
IA earnest Cal. address Fh1Fi~>pi, - ttN '''St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
l''i, 10 G:rnye po.rTfr $500
Island Rank o ORLANDO l.
trr,,ll rstLar,nr 10 : ,mre Field .......... 1000
S'rWa T. Orlando L. To- Horace R3ruart!. ...........
lie IusaIanrr Company .... :. 49,. >. 5,lll
LIE Iasaance . rsyany s'uo 70 1S'lO'o@ SIT?
iIuyu. Elsr To Ad0ph Aschor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
OceGu Steamers

MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
TIE cTy TRANSATLANTIC Line sailing under the AMERICAN
FLAG. SarmG 'yerJ TIL IsDAY from Fhao, pllA aud
WEDNL~L ~ from LIVERPOOL
LORD Give, sails Feb. ~ Sam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

aLu lrii -ci'it ~ - y. ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.--
- Lave NeHYogk fro foot VI Desbrosses ana CoItahct
Q3a H. III Washington Colhrbus CHICAGO and the West
Tics;.ou CnGi!asoa ana ;he south lhrod ID Pullman cars
y.iu Ea' in"rt Ia tbicart -: ,..,.....,
rf tia C0rlus, lie Pullman cars trum New
e. na.i GOe and Wahns,oB making cos connections ig
~. s't.-r Cincinnati. FHV.vi!lc ard 81 lou. through
pullman Bai;imore 10 cincinnati AMI - LON MI,
$50 D. daily .Or Washington Tie south ana Wtst u!i
cl,ss connections for Chicago Cihclhi i9sHn
-. Lli.. Pittsburgh the south aud Spu'hEs-t lIough
Pullman fr01 Baltimore To Cncnnai' ard or
meets arlington t trains for LynchbnlE f"i new
~ TSIch toscts please cell at Company1 Office, 3l5
cr,v TrvYofk ADD ~ ticket Clico> loot OF COrtlanG
H~E tgK TlCKEl- VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
ENIl HOhn
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-J ERSEY.
u FrlIy station ia wv YORK. foot OF Liberty 81.
cSa.t ramagua. WilEc'hSr,e Emra, &C. Connects at
ia tA W ~ rig . p, de Branch Easton Harrfsbnrc
N sn,h Cruuh Tsuacua. WlseshaiTe' Scranton, Nhhahs
pioi5 H. ard 4sO p--Fo: Somcfu'e and tlemington
"A, Termination. Iaston, Nfuch tuHBk, laIhadid
NltspaIe scranton, TunkhannOck, Jamaqul, hazeiioi
Reading F0tissit harrisburg Sc ,..... ,..tt.ro anil
p.II-lOr iIgh Bridge Branch, tas'nh b'NtHTIo az,
Maich Cuok. Connects 1T Ju elton Wlth - H. ana W, j. H.
bu H. daily Fer EHson, Allentown ana HaIfisOuts'
io, ram. 10 local points table at stations
sT%UAY TRNINS-Ieave as $50 a. NJ IL p m. for
Bound Brook aud intermediate points, and al $40 p III Tor
EaStor. Reading, and Harh'b"B
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y IIan. leave Perth Amboy Rcd Bank long Branch,
ocean Grove, Sc. ~ = ID. lll5. a. M. Bib p M .
S,agcs connect Mattawdn station t. and from KEY
pOII. and at squsa to aHd fiom POINT PLEASANE
L'REEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections I"ye foot of libortyst Tor Freehold at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT


/ TRUNK Line AND UNITED STATES MAIL
NoTTF-On and after NOy"nb,r l.. lN1 trans leave New
Yor Dc-bloss, an Cort indt st"'s f.Ie 80 ol'w .
ENrcss Harrisburg, ifsturg the West tud ~olth with
Pullman palace attached. a. M aud $50 D. da
iImsppTf. LuCk Haven CORY AMI I-iio. at $40
H. m, cnuncrtn AT Tisvilr rt'Iui Centre
aud The oil Regions. tor Wlllamsort and LEX Iayo1
10. baltimore Washington, and IN" south. Limited Wash.
rocu Expt,s" ~ Pullm1u par0l daily, except
.Ity $50 =. ~; arrive Washington i:lO Regular at
= "a a, ~, l. Il 30 and q sunday So , ADD y.
Express Philadelphia 80 SO $50 Limited n NJ
4 D. Is, $50 T. $50 and y -. SUNDAY, >, q. O,3O
$50 9 T.. Eul at and second rlas~ i.
trains Newark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton, Trcu
AmbOy. Pennington, BclYicfs and other points
local scho dulr- M al Ticket Ofirc
Boats BROOKLYN Annex connect Win a through trauS
Jcrscy tiy, anorng speedy aud GIect transfer for
Brooklyn travel
lg1o D. m daiy 1910 and go y. NJ, ia IA. except
Monday FiOm Nashn. on and baltimore, $50 AID o 10
m TO- 5.lI, and 1910 =. m Sun,iaA 6:jn and $40
FROM Phadc pha, 90. $50, $40 1910 1910 llj0a.
a.IU 40 j:ij $50, $40 10 o. and lh2u IN. Suuday
i.o5 ESQ $40. 1850 llJO m. $50 and lu2I p.
Ticket offices J20 aud 9H BrOaiway, 80. AstT House.
of H-,bius-cs COrt andt No Court and
I;roklyn Depot foot ~ tultOa-st Broiklyn Nos
III rs and lS HndSOnAt lohnsrn: Depot jersey CITY
Fmi4 rant Ticket uhiae, No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, J. !. FANNER,
iirncrli Manager teni Passenger Agent