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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27
CIAhGE Or TINE.

~
CIAHGE Or TINE.
On AID sitter THURSDAY, Mach 29:h, tho
boats of tho POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
rs follows:
LEAVE, ALEXANDRIA:
G CO. 30. y -, 30 ID 30 an.l II 81 ~ III, AMI
II 80, ! 80, : 3D. : 80 i 80 3 - nnl i % p. nj.
LEAVE WAolllEGrDH:
30, 80 S 81 g. 10 3 nEd II ~ y Ia, sad
1881, | 80 = 80 " 80 / - 3 u GaI u 70 y. N.
NH lS GEO. Il. PHlh!.lFS, Man.grr.
ssss.ss CLYDS's syEA ~ LINES wEEh
PHILADELPHIA, FALL KIVER, PROYI.
DEHCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers lea7e Alexandria EVERY TUES
Dh I and lear1 Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAT.
Th!i line cGnacri, a! AlcIgndr:a with Tic g.,
4. * III. knd W q y. K. Rs. ana q. PhilaGo!-
phla with CiyGo's regular StGamshps ior Fa!l
&iTor, Providence and BOSOM.
FrsiGh, Forwarded with p.o;G ptnesa SID care,
!rUa Of COM missions.
No Charge for transfer IN Philadelphia, .ad
= wnari>,.2 l.. ;:rs-Jl. nuIci; time. Frequent.
0ous::i5c1 :a-,iSI :..3oa and Though 5I:!S
III ladsal: aiYaI ir.surs5ca 81 tho !owcs. rates.
iigcn.a:
:. H.. haED. hcx&adEis.
M. " CLYDE 50 CO., Phiiadolptis.
GEO. r. HYDE, GEORGETOWN y. &.
JOHNSON GHu; Washington.
'.r e-lt
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new lad Gnal2lodio9s ;r5l .;i0
steamer JOHN ". TH0MPSOH, ijsss ersssssss
buil. especially for this route, leeyo3 the Con-.
pany's wharf. Washington, EVERY Mon
DAY, THUS5OAE and sj&TU RoAf, -.
o clock o. m, GnI Alexandria q. 7.50 a. IN;
returning, arrives BFEHY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. II Il O'clock p"
THIS company .ns&3s c!o:e connection; NJ ~
e1andria VITA tho VI. G.. =. ". s &. =. Z. X.
20. AMI vita tbs VI. {; q. 4. =. C). Fro;aI;
received Eos all points. h".:Et sni SoG;h,
handled Ei:h cars 40; :,,:vGr,.J; 'f'n i'rH'mit-
ness and Gisj,a.c:.
For further Information aDpiy
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FOB New EDHsi

I'ho Al S:samahi2s i. T. EEllEGr ,-.4,.ys.
and JOHN GIBSON l2aTa th" COR t.;5-ss5:iir-
panys wharf, AlGIand:is. EVERY NOS.
DAT hORHINH. and Re" YORK, fr5n, -:
IL XsS. River. EEEHE aA:'d :.:j..T y; '.:a~
o'cl0CE .. ~.
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alexandria 0azette
TURsDAY EVENING, MAY 81.

AMAN WITH MILLION fEAR.-Lord
Derby is now one of the half.dc2en wealtbies:
men in England in the sense Of having an enoE-
NOUS amount OF spending money. Bis income
is little short Of million. he is childless, and
his wife has jointure of SO eco q year from her
late husband, Lord Salisbury. Unlike many
other great noblemen, his resources are not de-
pleted by having various places to keep up. TOR
except a villa at Kent, no has no rural apoce
save Knowsley Hall. He has, moreover, no e1-
pepsive tastes cares nothing for sport. and rare
~ en!ers his stable. In fact, he is just one OF
those who would have been as happy, OF nap,
per, ss an active, hard working, professional
man. His only brother, Col. Stanley, now Sec
retsry of War, Inherited fortune from BIS
father of SjOO,C0O Lord Derby and lis fatne,,
had few tastes or sympathiss in common, 81
Col. Stanley was the favorite son: The, house
of Stanley and the citizens Of Liverpool nave
for q long time been on the most friendly terms,
though interchanges of courtesies between them
are few and far between. LORD Derby tasts me-
title from the hundred Of West Derby, in the
county of Lancashire, not from the county or
town of the name in mid. England. Tho senior
branch Of the Stsnleys is represented IN clio;t
line by Sir john Stanley, who, like all his an
c.stors. ia q Roman Catholic. The ancient fam
lily esat, Hocten. in Cheshire, was sold about
twerty ytsrs ago TO Liverpool banker. IN con-
sequence ofthe extravaganza OF Sir johns prom
or. Ithsd been I've hundred yesrs in the :amiiy.
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Openins and Closing Of the Nails.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. e., North and Northeastern
mails II m. and 8 80 p. m.
W estern mails 90 and 8 80 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va. 6O q.
M and s GO and 9 COP m.
South and Southwestern nsis. via Lynch
burg, Virginia, co q. m. ind p. m.
AIexandria to Lynchburg, Va, way mails)
including through mails. 6 % q. m. and co p m
Gordonsvil!e and lharlottesVille, Vs., u w q
m. and 9 90 r. m.
Msnassss Division % a. m.
Alexandria TO Round Hill, Va, 8 % n M
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
ton, D. G., s 90 g. IN. and w and W p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va 3 ~ a. M
and 20 pm.
South western malta via Lynchburg. Virginia;
(through maiIs) including way mails on MidlsAd
Railroad, S 30 8. Il.
Manassas Division S 80 b. n.
Round Hill TO Alexandra, Va 3 30 p. m.
Office Hours-Ctlice opens at 8 30 q. M, and
Sunday Hours-oflce opens at 40 d. No., and
closes at 9 90 q. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
DEYNsYLyANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunl

PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD-Great Trunk
Line ard United Mai Route On and after July
Z 1873 trains New-YCrk Via DosOIosses aud Cort-
landt street Ferries, a. follows:
tExuess foi Harrisburg Pitt.burg the West and south.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. a. M, ana $50 p III.
daily.
For Willmsport Lockhsven Cory aud Erie. at $50 y.
m connect al CORY 1tusvle Petroleum Centre aud
the q WllllanspOTt aud lOcs haven. a. IN.
Baltimore Mashngt and the south. - Limited Washing
ton hxDress Pu Imam Paror cans daily. except sunday,
10 o. M Washine ton li2 Regular at 4i5O and
s:9U a.. H.. ]. T. and 10 D. sunday, 10 T.. M.
Philadelphia i1u 13r $50, y 90 Limited.
IL m; $50 4, >, g. 800 100 aud 10 Sunday. 1:3J
ana ga T. 1870 $50 ana 10 D. H. Immigrant ana second
ciass. .3OI. M.
Baafs 81 Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
CITY, anordnga speedy and direct transfer
for Brook yn Ia'ei 49, or ~ ~
daily $50 M 0;2J D. ~ IA y, except Monday From
Washington and BaJr, OJu lu - 500, 4:5n, 1910 y.
N. sunday. 90 a N. From pln,a,eiplna 800. G;oJ,
1910 1880 >, 300, 4dO n:2O. $50 and
lO6p H.; sunday $780, 6O5, 6au. 1870. ll:o0 ego.
ics,t Offices. 526 AMI ali Broadway No Astor House
600 ~ and C0randtsrs. No Court
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
ia Tic and HudsOIst. HODOken Depot Jersey
Imirraut Ticket ONCE No. 3 Battcry-place. New
NOrE Transfer Cowpiay wal cal Tor nd c OK baggage from
hotels and leaiici' 4, p,p,tt,r, ,..,, -. -
FRANK THOMSON, General MAua.cI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

ID Hnd tItCl Juy =, ISIT
Express Trains leave NcwlOk via DsabrOsses and COrt
landt street Ferries a. follows:
4:3O $780, $40 40 lmted) IL $780, 4, .. q. $780,
$50 and 10 \. Sunday 4jU and mi D. q, 7i3U $780,
and ~ y.
OF BrOOkyn Annex" connect with all through
at Jersey CITY aforig speedy ana diiect transfer for
Brooklyn tave.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia. 1901, 800. 355 T.
1850 $50 aud II tfimted Express. 1880 D. >, A.
h.3O and 1j5 y IN On Sunday, FOL $780, 35j 500 and
$3.50 "A. M; 4, 100 i. III.
Ticket ON ses-Nos. 500 and 0i4 Broadway No Aston
and foot OF Desbrosses and CoIandtst- No
st. Bfookyn Annex Depot foot of tnOnst Brook
Nos ia 1l6 and lis udsonsL, Hoboken Depot Jersey
CITY. fmigIant ticket Once, No 3 Batley-pace
FRANK THOMSON, l. L. FARMER
General Manager. GcIl Passeug,r AIT
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STEAMBOATS, ana Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A c. yIBBAkD ana D. DREW
Nestryst. Pier 80 " r. nj $50 ana 23tst at a.
n, (1om BRookLYN hv Annex boat az ~ Landing at
MACK FERRY tWESr POINT COkNWALL, NEW
Ell, re-, can return by down boatl. POTEEPsIE RHINE
BECK, CATsKILL ald HUDSON. Tickets sold aud bag.
gage checked NORTH WEST Tickets Coupons good
OH Hudson River Rail DAD received tor passage.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
FIELD WHITE MOI MAINS MONTREAL. and in.
termoiaie points. Steamers leave Pier 25 +. H. daily
(Sundays excepted Crwcry third 81. T.. r. az 81
T. NJ and IL NJ connecting With special trains at New
Hartford. cfieid Tickets sold ana bag
gage checked at GA Broadway, Newlork aud Courtst
brooklyn. Excursion 10 NewHayen aud return. 81 90
FOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
II AL stations tie New-lOrk Boston and Air line.
Derby and North HAMPTON Railroads direetIsteaneIs
JOHN II. STAIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier
y. r. foot Of Cortlandts al p. every night in the
week except SATURDAY arrive In New Haven IN time for all
morning all railroads beet facilities for passengers
AMI freight ~ excursion. IL DO sarius New Haven
Transportation Line. JOHN H. SIARlN,
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FOR RONDOUT and KINGST0N.-Land
Cozzens West Point, Cornwall, NewbuTg, Marlboro,
Milton poughkcepSi Es0pus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware WaiIil VALLEY Railroads steamboats, ia e
". BALDWIN ANA THOMAS COIN ELL leave DAILY at 4
y. NJ, PieFSi, North River loot Of HarrisOn.st.
Except Saurdavs the Steamer Thomas Cornell viii
H.. connecting with Evening Train
be HelnNINre EaiirOAd
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+ FuIcU VAIJEY rAUROAD
NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 10 WORCESTER. Limited tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER boats for 90 Steamers leave
per 40 North River. daily. at $50 y. m.
Steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave pier daily
week sundays. 6:3O MI Boston,
DC and Tor Poft White Lains daily
except Saturdays
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
via r evidence Direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY MILES OF RAIL.
HE fANOkI1E PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACB ISEIlr. Captain Ray Alien,
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott
leave NJ daly tsundays excepted from fler 70 North
Passcng sarIlye IN Bosion al a. NO intermediate
landings between New YORK Providence
tickets Nos. SbS, and
tf2 Broadway al Metropolitan aud Flth Avenue Hotels y
H. anu 800 ash sOn-I BIOusJ Also, tickets sJll al
all hotel ana principal ticket Offices and al ali Offices Of west
colt Ia press Company.
L. ". FILNINr. L.. l.. Ag't d. >. BABCOtk Pres'L
rEHE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
d J. IA. iron Pier 49, Nofih RIVER loot VI JaysLD
special limited tickets. GOOD ONLY on 2i5 a. m con
Decg ain nj soungon. sold Via this line from Sewfork
" Boston foI al
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NHE ERIE RAILWAY.

'UNHE EKIE EAlLN Al.
ERIE aud WEST ERN RAILROAD Arrangement d trains
q an Cincinnati ana chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches TO Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
m connecting fast trains To the West ana Sou b.
wesi. Pulmans best Drawnglooln si,epmg Coaches 10
ID m (Daly) Pacific Express for the West seepnx
Coaches through TO Buffalo Niagara Iails. Cincn-
Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining
D. In Emirrant train for the West
Trans leave Chambers Stree; DePot, New York for
Newark $40, s.lO ll:SU $40 4;20 6.5O GlO 1880
D. M and midnight saturday nights only sundays oi5
RniheSfoTd Park and Pssssic G. 1850. To- 1920 A. H. uhe
~ noon lao s. 400 4sO 5lo t3O. U:lO. ESQ., IL ~ M
IL midnight sundays o. $780, 1920 a. m, las $50. 800
Patterson PAT g. cis $50 $40. TO- lo9o il:sO a. m Is
noon lao sl0 1850. l:2Q 49, 2, 9,,o 30 6S0, clio.
giS 1920 a M i:45 ESQ T. p M asa u midnight COW
sSas,1 o. 1Sg lezo % 80 SS No. d go m ~
Newburg and Cornwall 100 - a. M $3.50 $50 m. sun.
'A Rsndont ana Kingston a. m p Sundays $50
Goshen g. 750 o. 1920 A. M $3.50. 800 $3.50 D. H. Sun
MidGctown. 1880 -, 1870 N $50. $50. ,. Sun.
days $50 lO;2Ua IN. $50 y. The A. IN: anl l:5O y.
m trains with York and Oswego Midland Rail.
Port JeTvs $50. o. 1920 1880, 6. T. p m. sundaya
$50 1870 a. NJ. t. $3.50 and ,. m.
NOIEBoas eLye 2dt quarter Of ana quarter after each
5s4J m TO b4e y m huh NJ 1910 and lli6
Tickets passage aud or apartments IN Drawing room
sleeping COACHES can b. obtained and orders FOR tho
pany OiceS Nos. $50 4ol OF 95 broadway. y. VI No.
Court at. Brouklyn the Con- anys DepOts.
Express trains the IVES, arrive ia Newiork 7s25
'"'' JNO. n. ABBorr. Gen'l rassr Agt- New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave tor ngc~Gd, Cosie Picrnont and Nyack.
Sunday. a. and d3r The 1880 y. IN. train VIII
iesys n NV nnr,oe VALLEY and Mons + $50 H. 4so m
iAc. N Abbott Genl fsssr Agt- Now orx.
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FALL RIVER LINE

Il FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
Steamers BRISTOL and 24iONIDESCk leave New-YOrk
daily Sunday included. until September IA Pier
North River loot Muay-sL at 5:3O leave BROOKLYN
via Annex al p H., Jersey CITY, 400 D. IN.
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE Fast
Steailers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY, from Pier 2s
NorL River, daily Sundays excepted at Fare only
ONE DOLLAR Limited tickets good only steamer on
o. aud train, which Newport at
500 next morning Bg Boston 1880 a. M Tickets
hVeI and steamers BORDEN & LOWELL. Ags
SEO. l.. COSNOR Gen' Pass'I Agt.
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
j 4 ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
40 1873 Leave depots Of Cortandt
100 u M for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown reading
mauch Chunk. nazeton, MahaEoy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton and Tun khannOck.
40 D. m Night Express daily for Easton. bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk. WilgesbaIie. Elmira Ithaca
Geneva Auhurn ROchesier Buffalo. Niagara Falls the
Nest. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBI sAYHl, suD't and EngE
General Eastern ONCE Church and Cortland ts
II
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'B1O PHILADELPHIA

rE'O PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD TABiISllED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YC Xix AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three dcpots in
Philadelphia, two IN New-YOrk.
Double Track. the most improved Equipment, aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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NrEW.yORK CENTRAL and HUDsC

4 7
~ RIVER RAILROAD. commencing July z, 1873,
through ttaius willie Grand Central Depot:
500 a. NJ Western Northern Express drawing room
cars tO>SC chester and ~. Adams 49,
0:O0 A. sDecia Saratoga EXPRESS win drawing room
cars Edward for Lake George aud Ia Montreal
1890 a. CHICAGO and Western Express win drawing
Canindaigua Rochester and Buffalo; also 10
Richheld Spr 49,. .,
70 Utica. Saratoga, Gens Falls ana rutland
$3.50 III. SaIalO-a special.
400 D. m Albany and Troy Express.
GOO D. M ST Louis Express oav. with sleeping for
running day In the week also sleep
ing Buffalo Falls Toledo and Detroit and
for Montreal excepting SUNDAY night. via saratoga.
1870 D. Express Rochester. Niagara Falls ana
Corning, via Geneva Sleeping 10 Geneva hochester
and Niagara Falls
$40 D m. Pacific Express. daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Niagara FALL Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
Chicago; also excepting SATURDAY night 10 Clayton and
NateriOwn and saturday ard SUNDAY nights %
Montreal via Saturdays Montreal car leaves
800, ,.- -. a.. 60,
and hoy. 80 go. ,, , .
Westcott Express Companys Oices.Nos Parkpace 7sj
and 81 - Broadway, YOrk, and 833 washington ST.
Brooklyn. - -, MEtsh r.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
NEW-YORk and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

ron ,rp - Ss nv BkOOh, ~ ~ Lrpur.
FOE lkENIoN AND PHIL DElPHlA
EMPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS -
Leave NewlOIk foot Of Lbeyst. for Trenton and Pha
dcpha $50 7:s5, 3 HAS a. m. L. 5;3O 7l6 II
H. m. For Trenton 430 y IN =,
Leave Phiiadelpnia from Station Pha and Reading Rail-
Iosd Third and erKssts at TAO s;l5 TO- ll'SO m lao
Leave Trenton for New.York lao except Monday. $40
81 8 900 1910 a. M 1910 2.2O Az 4:l5, O:l6,
Pullman DrawingrOom Cars are attached To the a. M \
T. m. trains from New-York 20 the 745 IN. l;il p IN
trains from Philadelphia. 49,. VII. -.
SUNDAY TIIAISsLeave New; ore am Philadelphia At
t.so H. M Lave trenton at 12O. Gao $40 p m
CONNECTION is made CITY station by ferry TO anu
from BROOKLYN and line Depot Jersey Slty an, ~,
Tietets for sale AZ foot OF LIOertys Nos fOi Otf,
as- Broadway AT the prime pal hotels, a At No. and
COuTt-st Annex once. lcwr uHt, bfOOASh bas'
oa@e checl, "a from residence % destination
e"e' '"'ON'' ''"" III. L. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
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THE MONEY MARKET.
10 A. M.-sALKs BEEoHx THE cALr-

Sales OF State aud Rait,cay Boafs-RattroIf BIN; art
Sfoolss.
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Bteambsats ano RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOATS-PE0PLESL LINE, DREW
's't rssa
S %s:' a. sr' Es:a n1saasa
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonc
Leaves sP daily Sundays excepted asilso w.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New.York from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
$40 Washington. Pi!tsburs Columbus Cincinnati
S ss oah Pullman ana ca ars from Baltimore to
ohS s9 and Sesss and the West Pullman car.
from 70 Baltimore and washington making elS,s
snd St Isus through Pullman to cinOn
Zoo sns M for washington West making same con.
necton for West as the p m train ,uu
man seepers from New.York Washington,
snoS s3ie ST. GOn ttsSr the south
soug rS%an cS %h naBs T SSG
florida New: orleans the south co,,,,.. om.. Of,
snd s Gn e SS Of
RoJs5 Tf OK Rsg" Ss'is
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF \ w.,
Ferry station IN B"oEiyn foot Of FuOn.si Jewels Wharf
June III a. saSe '0O''
Gh%9s Ta%S9ga wn5esS@yr Elmir &c Connects at
sa5 ~For High Bridge branch schooey's Mountain
Ma@cS chaS an" Tsma SEs WsesSaffe Scranton Williams
1850 a. m and 4SO D. m-For somerve and bennington
p. m.-For Flemngton Easton. Mauch Chunk IaiDagua
Wikesbarrc Scranton Tunkhannock, Tamaqua Hazelton
Reading. Potisyille, Harrisburg &C. ,-,-.- ,.-..,-
$3.50 H. m-For High Bridge Branch. schooeys monntan
Budds Lake and Lake HopatcOnr EastOn Bevidore and
bSO D. M daily-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Elmirs &c Connects ut Junction for d., l. ana W. IL Il
For trans MT 10 local points see timetables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at y q. NJ II D. M Tor i3onnl
Prook and intermediate points and at 0SO IN ior Eason
R"ats Of The Hooklrn and make connection
Jersey CITY
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave at 745, o. ll45. ~. l5O $50 lo1
pressl 6:l6 p. for Red Bank. Long Branch ocean
At Si5 a H. RIVER Brieksburg. waretown, Cedar
At l:SO p vineand, Atlantic City. Tucker.1wn r. r..
Al 1 p m. for Brcksburg Toms River wal,.Own. Cedar
STAGE connections TO and from KEYPoRT at Maawan sta
ton to Oceanic aud Fair Haven at Red Bank u
from Point Pleasant at sea Girt with all trains
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New.York Pier No ,er, foot Rector-st
STEAMERS ST JOHNS nd JESSE HOHT, -.
Long Branch Highlands. &C. 5:50 $3.50 MI loo $40
ocean Grove, sea Grit &c. e:SOa m; Loo Si5 5D5 p m
Toms River Tuckerton X IL and Phladeipha' oioo Iii
W VnsisYd Bridgeton and Atlantic City. LOOP IN.
Varerow,n ana Cedar Creek. &c.. $40 D.
sTNDAYs Tor Highlands and Long Branch 1904 m
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
IL Connections foot Lberty-st Tor Freehold at
7;45 ll45 M. 4, G;l5. Up m
DHTA NEW
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Hnmmer Bcafo.

TLANTIC HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH. n. j.
N New and furniture, within 200 feet OF inc ~.
good bathing boating and nshng tapo 1900 s,so
TENDER. Address " W. SAG D61 ~
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Lberyst Tor Freehold az
7s45 ll.45 a. m. a. 6:l5 6p m
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WHITE STAR LINE.

M III L NIATt MN T.. -. -. -, -,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR OUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL"
NOTICE-Ihe steamers this Line take the Lane Route
recommended Maurv l. ;. ~ on Doth the Outward
ana ho,newaid voyagcs.
ADnIATIC. CAP. Jennings. Thursday. sept A. m
GERM. Carf E.uueiy..... sept. - 3
BALTIC - .......- ! iu rsuav. -e1t -. $3.50 r N
fkCM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w loIii'
81
These uniform size and unsurpassed IN ap
The saloon, statctOJus smoking ana Btth
paceO ships where the noise and motion are
e aOfdiIg degree of comfort hitherto uuattanaOe
RATES. Saloon $50 and 500. stecrage, S-a Return
tickets 81 favorable terms.
These carry neither cattle. sheep, nor pigs
I"r nspscon plans apply at the
Company Olce No. 81 Broadway, New York OF liD Wal
LIt-st Philadelphia Il. i. COHrIS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

ALBANY BOATS.-PEOPLE's LINE, DREW
"A and ST JOHN leave Pier No Al North ra nyef
o. Albany suuday morning excepted win trains North
days S. Saratoga and returp q 4Nvrprrr pr.s,a.D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04

STH-AVE., No. 2S7. - Having changed
- hands Is now being put perfect order for families wish
ing private tables for the Winter OF year, rooms Tor single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-04
Rodro an0 Rooms

West Side.
AN AMERICAN FAMILY owning house will
N let to respectable parties two handsomely furnished
rooms with good board very reasonable pa West
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-07

IL the Reno Cont Martial now in
session at Deadwood, Lieutenant NJ. ID.
Scott. DIR. Bell, W. $. FanshaWe and L.
W. johnson were examined. Their
testimony Was favorable 10 accused, in
that, while admitting iuebriety on his
part, it showed that he had no particu.
lar malice toward Lieutenant Sichol-
son whom he struck with n billiard cue.
Fanshave. post trader. testified that
Eeno took q few drinks at his house on
August sib as stated in the charge, bot
did not Insult him or his wife.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-07
The Louisiana Election.

Returns from the election which took
place in Louisiana, are received, and
strange "a it may appear, no reports OF
bulldosing or other outrageous proceed.
ing are heard from any part Of the
State. What is still stranger, too, Il
has gone Democratic; q section which.
in '7G-accordiDg to the immaculate
Returning BoaId-gaye Hayes n major
ity Of $4,000. now giving a Democratic
n Of $4,000. The inestimablo bless.
ing Of carpet bag rule, doesn't seem 70
have been appreciated by the natives Of
the Pelican State. But why is not the
grindings Of the outrage mill heard or
this propjtious occasion?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-12-07


Between the ago. Of forty-nve and
ixty. . man uao has properly reSulaa-
ed hinsu may may be -eoasidsrsd In
The Pdns OF life His matuspa strength
Of combination renders him almoss i'm
Pervioos . an attack OF disease. asd sx-
Penenee has given soundness to judg-
menL His mind is r~esoluie. arm
and equal; all his functions
are in the highest order: be assum mes
mastery over his business; builds mp .
competence on the foundation. he has
laid in early manhood. and passes
through = period OF life attended by
many qualifications. Having gone .
yeur or tuo over sixty be arrives at q
stAnd still. But athuart this is . VIA
duct called the tarn Of life. which. il
crossed in safety, leads to the valley Of
''old age" round which the river
winds, aud then beyond without boat
or eauseuay. TO effect = passage. The
bridge, however. is eSnstructed Of frAg-
lie material, and il depends how il is
trodsn on whether it bend or break.
Gout and aPpoPleIy ARE also in the
vicinity TO wsylay the traveller, and
thrust him from the pass; but let him
grid cP his loins and provide himself
with a filter stat. and he may trudge
on in safety AID perfect composure. To
quote = metaphor. the turn of life,"
IS a turn either into a prolonged walk or
into the grave. The system and pow
ers having reached the utmost erran-
sion, now begin to close like a flower at
sunse or break down at onca. One
judicious stimulant, a single fatal e1-
element, may force il beyou:l its
strength, whilst a careful supply OF
props AMI the withdrawal Of all that
tends to force a plant will sustain it in
beauty and Vicor until night has entirely
Sst in.