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ton Of wheat and corn at Buffalo. which
mad arrived by lake vessels, too late fcs
shipment thence by canal. The qnant,tv
I,Oo9,sdO bushels of wheat and 65l 19S bushels ~
corn The receipts for the first week of Janrapur
s snow marked decline from the previous week at ali
" wheat, but is less than Philadelphia OF Baltmora
III Its receipts of corn.
Nothing startling occurred to-day on the Stock
Exchange. The failure of a member of fine hoasS
was spoken Of but it is understood that full SETTLE
ment has been made privately and no annonnce
ment at the Exchange will be necessary. Neyerthe
less, the air was full of rumOrs of impending die
aster TO more than one prominent firm: and these
rulnor5 We're sufficient TO create o strong upward
movement In the prices of stocks. The trunt
lines OF railways are fighting in reality small
and unproftable business, while presenting the
semblance of harmony yet the speculative posi
ton OF large operators is such that the prices OF the
stocks to-day were advanced from TO 3, Der cent
The, western wagon roads have been hardened for a
week, but the receipts OF wheat at Chicago and
milwaukee, do not show any increase, and vet St
FAM common Is moved mp 2 per cent; the
preferred is held steady at about 20 per cent
higher than it was year ago; Northwest
common rises per cent, and the preferred 3. ner
cent The prospects Of the corn roads for year 10
come are not promising, yet Rock Island rises IN
iOOos Illinois Central is strong at "a, Chicago
Burlington and Quincy firm at 1929, and Chicaoo
and Alton common. n bid. The prospects of coal
ke for coal (which will make the price even under
a combination Is as dull and unsatisfactory as II
was ever known to be :. yet the price. Of coal
stocks are advanced almost to the point AZ
which they were held preparatory for selling
when a combination was considered certain
Such is the record OF Inconsistencies presented by to-
days stock market. There were recorded transae.
tons of l466O0 shares, yet 1t is probable that not
one IN twenty of the commission brokers to-day had
orders for 200 shares Such is the nature of the
market. 1t is capable of only one solution Ths
larger holders cannot sell-perhaps they do not
want TO se-but if they fail to keep the market
active it will stagnate.
Western Union was the only stock of the active
list which to-day did not sympathlze with the gene
raj buoyancy. Selling at 773407sis it suddenly
closed firm at nearly the highest prices of the davs
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARxEr
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REPORT ". y. MINING STOCK TX
CHANGE SALES. JANC1Rr :, ISIS.
CONp BOARD-l2 O'CLOCK ~.
MONDAY, January 7-P. N.

The total receipts of all gram at the port OF New
York during the month of December 1877, were
542i,Ol7. against i,33i,9i5 in December 1876;
and of flour 5l2,342 barrels, against 339,3t7
These totals were received by The following routes
Cortr,l aud IlrJson Railroad, ? so 6J2 bushels of
Grain in December s77, against ,2i0 i72 bushels III
Decembr Is 80 and 253 0S4 barrels of flour. against
IA ,S2 barrels; Erie Railway, 1877 l7S bushels Of
Grain. against ~ i,00J bushels, and 1t5,430 bar
re4 Of -four, against 70,Oll barrels; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 1850 bushels of grain, against 6i2, 00S
bushels and II ,517 barrels of -four against 79S
barrels; all other railroads, 1888 bushels of grain
against II ,5l7 bushels and 1873 barrels of -four
against ,0ll barrels by water canal and coast
wisc), 757 800 bushels of grain, against 707, 0i3
bushels and 80, $50 barrels of four against 26,936
barrels. The large gain shown in the receipts of
grain by the Central and Hudson Railroad has
been used on the Stock Exchange for speculative
effect But The TRIBUNE has heretofore shown
that this gain in December due to an accumula-
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Mem unblieations
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1879, PRICE % CENTS.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Abstract Of Public Laws.
Constitutional Amendments 81 the states
Party Platforms.
Presid MT Hayes's Inaugural.
President Hayes's Civil Service Order.
Secretary she1man's Letter on Bonds
Election Of 1. :. senators
Attorney General Devons on Civil Service.
PRINCIPAL judicial Officers, L. ;.
Principal Departmental officers T. y
Iron and steel Tables.
Foreign Trade OF L. :.
Revenue and Expenditures.
List Of Appropriations
Coinage and Immigration
Railroad Tables
Debts of Cities.
Gold ana silver Tables.
National Bank Currency and savings Banks
Internal Tables
Electoral Vote for President since 1864.
Customs Receipts at all Ports. L. ;.
Executive ard Diplomatic Officers
List of XIVth Congress and Committees
Popular Vote for President since 1864
Governors OF States, &c.
New.YorK state Government.
Public Debt L. ).
Fec,,ou Returns from each state and Territory alphabet
Cally arranged.
For sale by all booksellers and dealers or sent by
mall postage paid, for25c. Address,
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
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In State bonds District of Columbia 3-65s were
strong nj 76l1 and Missouri Us Of 1ssS and 1880
1890 were frm at 104l2. There was an advance in
Tenressees tn -. Sales of Louisiana Consol were
reported 1t 81.
In city bank stocks Gallatn 1O) sold at 100. Bank
of Commerce tl0) at 121, FOnrtn National 10 at
81 -, and Central National 900 at par.
There was well distributed trading IN railroad
bonds. Northwest gold bonds were steady al 9lai
regular and % a 92l for coupon. Missouri Pacific
frsis were firm at l00l4, Burlington and Qumc( -
years. Us at 1O6is; Ohio and Mississippi
seconds at 55ai. Erie seconds at l05l2;
Great Western tirSts, 1855, al 9s7s, eX-coupon. and
seconds Ak G7l2 There was an advance IN Michigan
Central Is to l05i2, st. Paul Sinking Fund 10 9los.
North Missouri hrsts 10 1O2, Louisville and Nash.
willie Central. ls9Ss. to par, and New FORK Elevated
Railroad frsls to = l2. jersey Central eonsols were
steady at 6Jlo, Lehgh aud Wilkesbarre cons0is at
32li a 3D. and Union Pacific Sinking Fund at o3i2,
frsts declining TO 1035s, and Central to l0lI J.; san
JOAQUIN branch sold at IS, Kansas Pacific Income
No. is at slia Sl2, and Chesapeake aud Oaio hrsts,
coupon on AT 20.
Gold was dull and steady, light trading being
done in the market at 1929. bonus IN addition
To per cent interest Is still being paid 10 carry
over balances. The ASsiStant-IroaSurer paid OUT
1872. 900 in coin interest on the public debt, ana
$4,000 IN redemption of called bonds he DAY
business If tie gold clearing department ot INC
Bank of NeV-lork covered: Gold cleared, Tl.,o't'-
OO0 gold balances 81 BIS, 500; currency a,ahce',
$1,iI3, 59i. The gold quotations were rs iohoNs'
10 .... 1923 3d.. -lV%'s
Foreign exchange was duh and steady. the selling
rates being the basis OF = ~ l2dFi - ~ sixty
DAYS bills. aud ~ - for demand To Tie 1. We Az
M quotations:
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rE'O PIIILADELPlIlA.,.
A
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEM.YORk AND PHILADELPHIA
Fouroen Through Trains eacayay daily throc Dcpots in
imiIfn

Double Track The Improved Equipment and the FASTEST
1lue consistent with absolute sgioty.
On and attrr November IL, - H.
Express Trains leave New York DesJrusseS and Cort.
lruGt iI,ft- isIIlss,
1aO So 1880 Amtod II a. m, 4. .. q, $50, Z $50
and p NJ Sunday, 4. e, Il. ;do, Z $40 and T. NJ
Boats Ant1 connect win al through trains
jersey city, anoIGing speedy and direct transfer lor
Iru1klyu travel
$50 II n. i.nit,d Express 1885 M =, t. 53u, z,
luA 7S5 T. NJ ana T. mitn GIT On Sunday, 80 $3.50, J. 5,
s3I a. NJ, l. $50 r. NJ, ana ~ nIcniRhL
Ticket Offices go aud ga Broadway, 40. Astr Hnuae,
and DcsbTosscs and CuTtiandts; 80 COurtst,
aud "a okiyp Annex Depot, loot of futonsi Brook
Iyn: Nos. ia. nc aud ilS iIuisonLst., HOboken
Depot Jersey Ciiy Emgrant Ticket Office, No. g. Battery
place.
PRANK THOMSON, p FARMER,
eIal Manager Cen Passenger Agent
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Gteamboals auo Railroads
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave New York from FOOT OF DasbrOsses and COran

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
500 a. M for washng ron Columbus Chicago and the West
cars rom baltimore ID Chicago.
lao D. M for Washington the West and for Richmond
south GDId0nsye Pullman ears if-in New fOS
10 baltimore Washington making close connections for
PfsuIrg. Cincinnati Louisville. and ~ Louis through
o. m. daily, for washington, the south and West. phil
man sfeepers from NewYOrK Baltimore ami Washington
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
ST. Louis. Pittsburgh The south and southwest Ihiongh
Pullman fillmore to Cincinnati and Louisville con-
Washington with trims for Iyncburg. Florida New
For tio~gh ckets please call at Companys Office, 3Ij
Bfoadway ERIK and At ticket Offices foot OF Corandt
and DE and dsP1 JeTsey Guy o Avn ou,o
ASK FOR TichETa RtAii.Ro DAD MORE AND oh'o
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station III New.l ork. foot N Liberiy.st.
"a Nov. 10 IST7-rrains leave follows:
Chunk. Tamiaqua, wikesbaITe Elmrl &c Connects at
, -. /. ana VI. Il. X.
s:i5 m.-For High Bridge Branch, Laston. Harrisburg,
Mauc Chunk, Tanaqua. WikesDafre, W lllmspOrt, &c.
lO:l5 IN ana 80 D. mFOr SOmerviLe aud tlemiDKton.
y. m.-For Pennington Easton, Mauch Chunk Ina
qur Wilkes barre scranton TmkhannOck Tamaqua, Haz-
Teton. Reading, POttsyie Harrisburg
n.-For High Bridge Branch, EasOn, Belyldere anu
Malrh chuuE CONNECT ~ Jnrio VIII d. e. anu w " W.
$50 p. oaiy -For EasOn Allentown, anu Harrsoufg
For trains 20 points sec timetable at stations f.,
SUNDAY TKAlNS-LeaVe at $50 q. IL y. m. TOT
Bound Brook and intermediate points and at 53O NJ Tor
Easton reading and IIlrrlsD"e
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean Grove, DC. -:l5, lli5 a. H.. L. 5:lj m
stages Maawan station TO aud from hbf
and at squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. foot Liberty ST. for Freehold, ~
S:l5 ll,45 a. IN" 4, J:l5 p. NJ
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PUBLIC HYGIENE IN AMERICA BY HENRY J. BOW.
DITCH, d. limo. PIP. 49S. Little, Brown, GO.
The discourse delivered by the author before
the International Medical College held in Philadelphia
during the Centennial year. is here reproduced in
largcd FORM and accompanied with extensive
pondencc from different states in the Union, confirming
and Illustrating the positions OF the DISCOURSE It 'Orn
O collection Of documents OF great value and interest
in regard 20 the sanitary condition Of the United States
aud will enhance the high reputation OF the editor as
scientific physc.m and intelligent philanthropst. The
digest OF Amerc sanitary Law, by Mr. II. c. Pickering
is an important t3tuIe OF the volume and will add
its practical uunIy.
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Money was stringent, but perhaps somewhat
less 81 than last week. Call loans on hc ordinary
collateral ranged from per cent to taa and small
bonus say lGl added On Government bond> tuo
lending rates are Ga !. Commercial paper u ho"l-
nal and neglected. The United States Treasury
at Washington to-day received $4,000 A&liohSi
Bank noses for redemption. The Customs receipts
were f50O, 900. and the internal Revenue receipts
were $500 900. The following is the C''aihs
House statement to-day: Currency exchange;
R79. iG9,OSl currency balances, S3,3oJo3 1; hH,u
exchanges, pl3, ,77l and gold balances. 81
0O3,sl3. 49, o., -, %,
Tie sum of 10000 bullion was withdraw To-
day from the Bank of England ION balance making
\ total n this way OF $4,000 in folr days. FriiSl
consois we're steady a; lllIG for money and 9ili6
for the account United states bonds are bnoy
1S67s rising to 1888, new IS to l06, new lie ps'
cents 10 IOl and l0-l0s 10 1925. American i.nr
,yay stocks were quiet. Ncw-YorlI Central was hf'1
at iO5Il and Illinois Central higher at 134, jersey
Central being up 20 lll2. Reading yielded 10 le .
Pennsylvania Central being steady ~ 32Hi am ,.l,
preferred ut %, common dropping TO 81 bar s,, W.
remains at J334 pence the ounce English stan ~ az
In paris per cent French Rentcs opened III luoion
and advanced TO 10S.55, sight exchange Oh LOn"O'
being quoted at 25.16l2. ,.. ,ao,ored 4
Ths Ilohc Insurance Company has deeiareo
dividend of per cent pay abe on denand. Oh.
III Tbe gross earnings Of the Burlington, CsaS
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Total sales for the day.
crs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
RICEs OF MINING STOCKS.

Dividends Of e per share each were declared on
consolidated Virginia and California mining shares
to-day
4 large business was done in United States bonds
to-day both at the boards and over the counters Of
the leading dealers both in the way of investment
and in the exchanging of bonds of one class for those
of another. The entire list was higher. We annex
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
! LINE.
ron Bound BROOK ROUTE, mr.,

Leave NoSY for Trntan and Philadelphia az $50
e $50 ll5O a. H., i:So $780, $50 IL p. and at pm
rLadelDhla from station Ngrn psnnsyyaR 10 a. Rail-
3p ?3 80 ~ M voro, 10, ca, On, 1o2oa m
Pullman Drawing loo" cars attached to the $50
i59 p trans Phiadcpla vor, on1 pnIads,ol,a
at $3.50 5:3O II D. Leave Trenton at I;-o lo-o
Ticket. at foot Of LeeTy NOs rs S22 2r tnd "a
Way New and o9klyn and at NO. Courts
Brooklyn Baggage caeAd G TeaSGf Cen 70 P Agent
II ,A9rANGLMENf OF TRAINS taking effect Dec.
%cnclapan and Chsago Day EPTe'' Drawing
1913 mExpless Mail for Buffalo with sleeping coaches
~. m (Daiy)-pachc Express for the West, sleeping
coa'hcs through Roch'sei Buffalo Tagara Falls CEen
nan and Chicago without change; also, Hotel Dining Cars TO
NcaafS' 20. $50 ioi5 80 a. h. si5 BIS and sl5
p and u midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS 0lA
aiheIinrd and Iassac g. 745; 10 m 2 :i5
g. $40 10 a; M. ll5 $50 p M and y Hldniglt oo,
aGSn H. 5 50; 81 10 s. 'S s3 a 800 T. e. % PoS
and u midnight Sundays o. $780, 9l5, 10 a. H., lf3 ESQ.,
%SSES snI S 10 J. ' sS ID 81 e5S and
"a ro6ga ~ W. $780, $50 p. Sundays s:3Oam
Warwick 7.lj d. M. 40 p IA o.,
Ns%19rsl = 49, 80 49, s t 20 Sini @ m
Goshen j. 5I5 D. IL. l94l m. $780, 3.Ij 49, ~. m
Mddcjoan 10 10, lOi5 m; 545. 100. p M sun
ssS 9GS & IA % AID o. Haad r. at
Port J.ryi-. 7l5, - lo, - 90 M i3D pm. suhdayS
SD 10 A. M and 3 .t j. N - o,, -. 1T, to,,r.
leaving 0hImhtfS ~ on even OF haH houfs
before T. ~ leave Twenty tir ~ it'e minutes esllet
tan above time; leaving ttnD'rSs on quarter hours
-, Tgrutt tI = thirty minutes earlier. Boats leave
Twenty hird II az Nib and 40 MI WIN uh'
Having Ihaulsr.-t. q 10 70. m. aud IL midnight
Tickets fpr passage and for Apartments ~
and sf,tntu- obtained aud oi'tIr VI"
checkuR and transfer % BIgRnccay bee left al the onpy
once So 2S9 40l 9j7 Broadway; NO Courtst,
and the Company beint- ,,,r- D,
the West aiIlNe 'H .'"'i"N ~ ''-'
-" no y ABBOT'T. general Pass'r Agent Ne"'foiA'
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-IEkSEf.
IIans leave for EngrwOu C0-ior iloFmgnl ana NJAc";
:. So a. A. w.. J. g. I. "a. go $50 $50 .. NJ aiI
Satur sy nights only az II 50 p NJ Shn''S% w. "'"
Nanurt spring Valley, AMI NoEsy, b 80 ~, 70 p IN
JNO. y hIBOIi. GcutTaI le-s'r agent. NeW-l Ola
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gnsfrnrtiGr.
For Young Ladies-Country.


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" Bridgeport Conn ADDRESS MISS EMILY NELSON
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
Il 4 Address the Misses HATCH Danbn1 COM
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SEPT 10 For circular address hissM. y. hEfcAlF P1ln
FRYING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
i burg Pa beautiful beautiful COLLEGE Home ana school
opens 22d year sept. -. Rev I. p EGE y NJ, Pres
Nlrs WEST. Boarding and Day SCHOOL,
IVs Greenwich, Conn, 1856.
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
I'VE Mass-For YOUNG LADIES. For circular. address
AVA WILLIAMS, Principal.
T'HE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
1 FRENCH FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL. for Young
LADIES No. 30 Wailst, New Haven Conn., cicuias sent
upon application.
For Both Sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
" siitue and Commercial College founded 1902 seaside
school fer received time Address
Rev. f. H. BLAKESLEE. An. Principal. East Greenwich
II. !.
BENNINGTON SEMlNARY.-TIIOS. HAN
LON j. D. President. Pennington ~ j. one OF the best
boarding this charges fcosoiDle no"
good daughter sen FOR Catalogue
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, II. Y Both
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
I Trunk LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
TOUTf-On and after November - 1874 uin- cave New
Io MA Dcsho,-rs and C0randt streets Ferries. follows:
Ixrss irrsbure pltisburg, the " cs ami scout. with
Pullman Palace attached. ahd $50 y. daily
For Mulauspnfi, Lick !lfNen CORY, ANA Enc, az 800
H. NJ connecting Cufy for litu,ylp, PETROL Centre,
and tho on H., ons. EOr Williamson aud Lock Haven.
y a.
gton FNurtss al Pullman ftror ua, except sunday
90 90. M aIflVc Washington 10 a., ;uiJr
/ 4 20. and . T.. ~. SUNDAY, $50 amt r.
!. /. .. o., tn t.S:io ""d D. H. sun M H. m - t. G3',
Z, s.JC. ard Ilugfut and second class. =. IN.
For trains 10 c"Il !.alcti, Halfway, rl,t'0D Ifei
ton Perth, Ambry Harrington. IcNdcrc AMI other points
see IO. al tci.dur, 80 a,i ilrhet Oihc,-.
Boat. BROOK Ism Auuc connect win all through trains
Jrsey Cirv aNoiulng speedy aLd curot transfer !or
IIOoEiyu travel
TiaiLs mri e.: Irnm Iitt.buI", $50 aud 30 ~ and
1870 D. NJ taiv; 1910 ana $50 d. a., daily except
Monday Washington AMI lai mur, 600 rnd 3tOa. m
4.iO g. o and l0lU p. SUNDAY. - snd a 90 From
lIlldelbil. BOO, 20 '.tI j 10, 1890 - 40
lIt a:l 80 $40 TO 49, iu' -p M SuuUAy, 1jJ, U.Ju
$40. lO:IO. 1870 u. NJ, ou ARD ku.Lp D. W..
40 ANA ga Efl,dwuy. 40 Astot House
IcshTo4Cs { rtitEdt st.. NJ corr IT,,
ar Brooklyn Depot, Uu ~ Fulton IT, ttooA,h; Nos
ard IFS Hudson e.. UDhrk,n: Depot jersey Ouy
I'm psi.it Ticket office, 40 $ Battery place
tipA =, f. THOMSON. T.. =. FARMER,
,,,urfIl MANAGER. Cen Passenger Agent
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HSADANE G.. MEARS'
AIRS GARRtTSO\.

VI English eIch and German boarding aud Day schoo
For yOuu and children No. 30 MadiSon.ave.,
WILL REOPEN THURSDAY. JA% 3. ISIS.
Mrs. \. {. MEARS, Principal.
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~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Dec. 81, 1877,
through tra viii leave Grand Central Depot
Western and Northern ENprcsS drawingr room
Rochester.
10 30 a. M. Special Chicago and western Express with
Can1udairua. Rochester AMI BuiaO
l:OO m Northern aud Western Express To tica White
hall aud Kutand. 49,,
t,,a VIA imand Buriugton and st. Alban stops At sing
sne Pee skill taiTi-0'- and principal stations north.
600 u. Ia. Louis Express Win sleeping ears Tor 81
dav In She week also sleeping
cars Tor Gene, Corning Buffalo, Siasara Falls Toledo
aud Detroit aud Montreal Via Saratoga and Pattsbuig
n M, Pacific daily. with s'g ping for
Wairrf0wn Rochester Niagara Falls. buffalo. Cleveland,
Toieiu. Detroit and CHICAGO
II 90 D. ~ Express, with sleeping cars TO Albany and
w. Trains AS Der Local Time Tables Tickets for sale al
Nu. 5 2Gl ara ilJ broadway. amt az WcscOu Express
10 i,nItrs Nos PARK place Sj and 90 BrOadNay New.
Verl aud 1873 Washington. H.. BiODsyU
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GTAVE LlNE.-1O Glasgow, Liverpool Dub
- In, Belfast aui Londonderry These -stcass. full pow

GTATE LlNE.-1o Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- u Belfast amt Londonderry. These -stcHss. full pow
Ficf ~. : i Hi,cr-foo; OF Caual.,t Mr.
STATE or Prs VIVIAN Thursday Jan 10
STATE or NEVADA lluIray. jan Il
STATE OF NIRGI%iA. .Thufs.y Jan -
curron 1Ickcta at reduced rates second CABIN $50 ltun
ticket. at reduced Tlirs StccIucc g. Apply e.
AlS'IN BALDWIN & co, AEout. II broadway y Y.
STEEEAGL rAS~AGL ~ 80 40 Broadway. ana al Com
Iauya Picr foot OF raualst, =. %.
VulE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
or rnlLhUELpIlIA
pU1iAbFI PUIA And LIN EEFOOL LINZ.
The only Transatlantic under the AMERICAN
FLAG. Sniug',c1 IGi h>DAI from Philadelphia. and
NLDNI 81 ~ nom Liverpool
THE FED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Carrying The Bcl4an anl Uuad states Nais -a ing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia anc Now-iok Direct
and only
TO ANTWERP.
For rates 81 passage and other Information apply To
PETER WNGIi q sons. conceal Agents
3O1 Walnut IT,, Philadelphia. - Broadway cwN ork
JOHN D, DONALD Agent battc1plscc. New.l "ri,
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATS AID ROYAL MAIL STEAMEIS
ron QIEINNfOWN And LIVERPOOL.
Tho steamer ol ths Line take the Lame t"utes recon
mcndcd By Lieut. Many T. ~. south o the Banks
Tie passago to Queenstown. all the year rou d.
.SainriIy Jan. J." 1880
CEIil hJ sfay, Jan. ~,
GiNA .~HtuIday Jan 20. II n.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER %. NORTH
Thee uniform In and unsurpassed In aI
I0iHmeuls. The ~7oru SIt'io1rn. -iu0ang, and Bath
paced amid ships, whore Tie noe ana motion
least fer anOIdng degree Of comfort hitherto unattnablc
IA fTs-ssloon, $50 $50 and 800 gold Return Ticket,
on favorable terms Stc~age, F@S.
Company Offices So. 81 Broadway Ncg.i OIL; IT.
r. j. CORIIs. Agent.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country

alexander Military board
~ ng.schOOl White Plains NY Principal Or NIhsPh D..
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI
~ TrTE, New.hsven. Conn; general Rgssells school
FOTythrd Preparatory 10 college business Inc
next session. twenty four weeks. begins January TO-
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beading, ORATORY and DRAMATIC AC-
TION. % Union Private and class instruction
given. ANNA RAEDALLDlEHL Teacher.
CCHOOL OF LANGI' AGES.-Under the di-
- roclion Of l. SAUNEU H. Ph LII d., author Of "Caus
Eleycs" "Entreens la GIauInare,' L3
FOntaDc' &c - 49, -....
NO. l.4S3 BROADWAY.
French German. Latin and Crock new class for Latin
TUESDAY, January =. at 4:ao T. The
Greek viii Tuesday January 10. at 430
p.
The first Latin book Talks with Caesar" IN a0n In
help the teacher beginning "Ihe tirt Lesson OF
French has been printed IL may be obtained Tree by ssng
Dr. SAUNEUH
Personal interview at the school with the Director Jan 2
from TO D..
Nation or letter from Prof. B6cher of Harvard
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I ENIGW NNLLE1 NAILNUNII.
1 IARItASGfMEST OF PASSI NGER TRAINS Jan. ],
1871 -ffaye dcros foot OF tOurand and Dcsbrossesst
at 40 D. M NEIt Express daily ip Ei-on Bciblehrin Al
l,ntnu n Maurh Chunk. Nkt Share Ptts ~ SayTr. Emra
tha,a Aubafn Rpohostc., Buffalo Niagara Fals, and th'
Wos, Pullman sleeping coaches attached. -
ROBT. ~. SAGKI. supt. and Engr
Eastern Office Church and t"itlaudt SIS
CIIA-. II. CT MMING! Agent
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vi Assisted by Miss THURSTOS.
VIII reopen her BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, TO
YOI Nc LADIES AND CHILDREN,
no 81 WFST 47TiI STREET, NETWORK.
On WEDNESDAY, sept. % .kINDERGAKTEN, oct.
Circulars sent on Application
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
L connections. Liberty St, for Freehold, NJ
81 Ia a {, J:l5 n. III.
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NEw-YoRK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Tor SAN TRANCIsCo. va isTMMUs OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO, TUESDAY. Jan. 10
Connecting Tor Central I'm, and south Pacific Ports
From NA< FHA&f l~t'D to JAPAN ana tlilNA.
steam. idp CITY OF TOXIC, FRIDAY, Fob. /.
From Francisco Saudvi Ch Islands, Australia and
NewIcaland.
steamship CITY OF SYDNEY, MONDAY. Jan %.
For height and passage Apply at Companys uhce. No.
Bowling New iOTk
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For Young Ladies-Cit,


w studio pupils Ia painting Landscape, nowcfS SIN ne
china and decoration. No Association Building cor -" 4
sth-aVe References: H.. Huntington, MI James NJ
Hart, Mr. VIM. Hart, Mr A. h. Bellows.