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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21

Ok Friday last seven men were exc
cuted by hanging, as reported by tele-
graphic dispatches, in the United
States; one in Marysville, California,
one in Boston, one in Windsor, Yer
mont, one in Concord, New Hampshire,
one in Pueblo, Colorado, and two in
Portland, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21
A NEW CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH
MASONS.

Ainsworth Chapter, r. A. NJ, .was
instituted last Tuesday at Dallas. d.
P. Mason, of this city, and number
of Salem Companions, were present and
assisted in the institution of the young
CHAPTER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21

GALLowAY's investigating committee
is still on wheels. IE has departed for
La Grande, Union county, to go
through the State Land Office at that
place. The cost of shis pleasure trip
to the taxpayers will unquestionably
outweigh the benefits to be derived from
such sickly farce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21

SALEM boasts of a girl that spells
backwards. Our Balsam says that
isn't very hard word anyhow, and she
isn't any huckleberry for him on the
spelli
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21
CELEBRATED ENGLISH REMEDY,
ST., AsTLEX co02ERs
Vital Restorative!

It restores HEARING and strengthens
the ElESlGHT. 1t IS not a QUACK
NOSTRUM.
Its effects are permanent. 1t has no
equal. 1t is neither aSTIMULANT NOR
ENClrANT. but it will do the work thor
oughly and well.
DR.. MINTIE & cos great success in
the above complains is largely due to the
use of this wonderful medicine.
Price $500 per bottle, or times The
quantity for sis; sent secure from observa-
ton, upon RECEIPT OF PRICE.
None genuine without the signature of
the proprietor, A. E. MINTIE, n. y.
Physicians say these troubles cannot be
cured.
The VITAL RESTORATIVE and DR..
Mintie s. Co.'s Special Treatment testify
positively, that they can.
n CONSTELLATION FREE.
Thorough examination and advice. inelud-
ing analysis, $5.oO Address
DIR. q. Is. aaHNTIE e Co.,
Graduate OF University OF ofPennsylvania and
late Resident Surgeon, Orthapoedio Hospital,
Philadelphia.
Special treatment given at reasonable rates.
Al letters should be seat TO No. II, Kearney
street, San Francisco,
Office hours-l0A. NJ. TO p. NJ, daily; 6 to
evenings. sundays, IL A. NJ. to p. N. only.
n5ly1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21

The Salem Mercury pays District
Attorney Whitney handsome compli-
ment in the matter of his management
of the Whitney murder trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21

PRoF. POWELL, of our city, last week
delivered lecture on high school edu-
cation at McMinnville, which is highly
spoken of by the Reporter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21
GEN. FLEURY.

W. @. Myers viii arrive in this city with the aboye
named famous Percheron stallion the first week in
Apiil, and viii make the ensuing at Corvallis
and Albany. nSStf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-21
ASTONISHING CURES!

OF Nervous Debility. Lest Manhood. Par
alysis. Exhausted Vitality. EE, pair Memory.
Mental Diseases. Weakness OF Productive
Organs, Etc, Etc. by Ihe
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Jneiruciion.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. n. y
IL Both sexes thorough homellke healthy 40 extras
s225 per year Address ". IL. BANNlsTEh A NJ
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Philadel-
- pha- OF Friends Both sexes admitted ani
receive The same degrces. College Scien
tine English Normal Department Preparatory and M3ie
Schools FOR particulars address EDWARD III. MAOlLi~
President Swartlmore. Delaware Co, Penn
Miscellaneous
A SCHOOL FOR SALE IN the most pros
porous town tho west Receipts last year over $1,000
students enroe, Piss this year will easily reach 300 The
property within block Of CITY Of l200o with
household and furniture and for sixty boares
is offered for $4,000 $1,000 cash. the remainder to suit
purchaser Address NJ. l.. EARHART.
Atch,son. Kan.
A PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
~ for schools academies colleges aud halls send for cata
lnoue B.KER PRATT & co. li2 and l4i Grand-st. y Y
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

ITEMS IRON MANY PLACEs.-About one-thltd
of the new facade OF the Cathedral at Florence will be
finished this moIk. Fears entertained that the
work will be wholly unworthy OF Brunelesclis great
monument one going far 10 hope may be
found so hideously ugly as to restrain the iady'sed
Italian ardor for restoring ancient buildings-..A new
fountain Is to DO set up in the Piazza Veneza. at Rome
facing the Corso. In the lower basin a lion, gondOla
md a gondolier enblematical Of Venice Will be repre-
teuted. Two figures above will symboze the Ilbcr aad
the Anio while on a third platform various figures
VIII represent different provinces OF Italy Among
the groups will he ancient Roman contemplating
the ruins Of the city. The crOwnng viii be Victor
Emanuel in the act Of presenting his sword 10 Religion
and Italy The most perfect Of the three statues re-
Gently uuearhed IN Milo Is figure Of Poseidon, and is
said to IN the CHEST style OF Greek art The Greek
Government has purchased the statues and lodged them
IN the Museum at Atbens....-The picture no on exb
btIon at Munich. aud ascrbed to Michael Angelo rep
rcsents a Pieta of character the masters
famous statue OF this name in 81. Peters at Rome
except that two angels flank the Madonna
The picture was for several centuries in the
possession Of family at Ragusa, according
90 whom painted for a bishop WHO
was friend Of the artist letter IL extanJ from Wit
toria COlOnna which shows that such picture once eX
isted Several authorities have pronounced in favor OF
its authenticity IA competition will soon be held
among paiuters In France for filing with picture the
panel behind the Presidents in the chamber at the
Iaais Bourbon subject VIII be chosen TO represent
an event In the history of France during the last twenty
five years. Under the monarchy Of July this space
% iutSonSi cas6 Daiins 6e EaIIe green curtain diied
Excavations at Waldorf In Germany have brought
TO light remains Of a Roman villa with frontage OF
200 feet They lie Lear the sight OF an extinct volcano
adorned the palace have ben found Ia very shattered
aud IragnentaTy state. the existence OF the largo villa
alone confirms the opinion that tue volcanoes Of the
Rhine al tie time OF the Roman occupation had long
ceased 10 b. dangerous
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Double Track. the most improved Equipment. ana the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after Nov. o. 1873.
Express Trains leave New Yo,k via DrseroSses and cor
4so 7.so SO ", no limited IL a. m IT, 30 4io g. G.
7:$0 $50 and 10 m SUNDAY i5O and a. NJ; m . d 7So
ceri sunday at 40 M running through via Trenton aud
Boats Of TGoEyp Anne connect 3 Min % al rO%gh 9s
ernf rams o isayo sa Wsis rGaiPna S sS mrs. I2s q ?O
M M lds o od @ 81 ana ' m On esy sInay np dISl go
ca%Gs1 Tss, SSg m daily M oa saqdS 81, yoaawov No
Honc aud foot Of Desbrosses aud Corilndts 50 court
81 and Brooslyn Annex Do foot q fgtonst Broos IN
City. Lmsrent Ticket Office. No. Battery place:
General Manager. cenT Passenger aIrs'iT As't e
V,HE ERIE RAILWAY,
Il known as the NEW-NORk LAKE ERIh and
wrsIEnN RAILROAD. Arrangement Oi trains. taking
N. Cincinnati, and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo aud Suspension Bidge.
& connseiinf Win last trains to the we-, and 1io sonh
wet Pulman's best b'awing-room Sleeping Coaches
-. CDalyi Pasie Evgoss for the West sleeping
nai Chicago without change also Hotel Dmng cars to
I'm = p NJ Emierant train Tor the West
Trains '@ts V'SoiI' s,Ie1 NJ Dyp9' % for
2. and II mangh saturday nights only sunGavs s:I5
= Ra,Ssriord and ra.sas, g 20, 70, 1920 a M uhe
IL nocn ii5 s. s56 40 $40 5jc Gl0 as0 ~ "a m
i2a ~ %inSh IS nng n'nd"S'' D. e'o io-o m i0 $3.50 m
iaier.cn. :; G,s 55o $40 To- 1870 1880 NJ IL noon.
7.ao = 10 p ~. snd IL mdngh' sun avs D. $50 gi5'
lU".- a m. l:ih, n:3O Z NJ. and IL midnf
Sun,u. q, 700 iu:2o a. m 10. 100. $40, y. m. II
midn ghf. ~urdays q. $50 iG;.O n. 49, G3O. M,
AID = m duIglt.
Warwick. Z. ~ a. m. 3.3u j.
New burg .ud Cornwall, % . $50. $50 y.
Eoadoui AMI Kingston. a. m $3.50 p m Sundays $780, a
Goshen, O. 7:jO p lO.2Da H. $780, $50 I;3o r. H. sun
day-, o. $50, 1870 f-fl T..
Siidd eown 80, .. iO:2o M $50, iSO p m. sun.
$50. lir.O q b.3i p aud l..}O D.
train connect with SewhuIk aid Os~og1 Midland Rail.
T. nj q Main-st
Port Jervis. $780, 81 1920 m, 4.3O O. D. H. Sunday.
$50, 1920 a. W, w. $3.50 aLd y. IA.
NOT-Hnsts leave .ids Q4itero OF aud
hour ffOn s:tj r. o N:i5 and Itl5 As 10 M
Tickets for passage AMI for apartments Drawlng room
and sleeping coaches be obtained, Dc
checaing and transfer Of baggage De left NJ the Com
psnys Oihces No-. 2ag, inl gs7 BrOahway " y. No
Court II. broslyn. or at The Companys brpots.
a. n - aud lu25 IN.
mo n. ABBOrr Gen1 Pass'r Agt. New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for hngewo0i. Co-ier XacL
2. $50. 800 m. y 45O. $50. 6:iU, $50. 1880 D. NJ
Sundays. "a. IN. aud $50 D. 80 D. IN train a III
leave 80 minutes iater Saturday niehta ~
Manuel. spring Valley and MoDssy, 7. $50 m $50 d. M
MA Geul pass'r AatN Nan -y.rg
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Proposals.
Grates dn0 t'cn0ers.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THEUp
TOWN OFFICES, No. i.2~ BlOadway, corner Ihty-hrst
ST.. :;U- Wet Twenty thlr-si, corner Eghtlave.;
No 02 Last FOurttenth-st corner un0nsqnaie 100
Third ave. Forty 81: AT the HARLEM OFFICE
NJ 2,1S 1hirdave Onehundr ed ourh
Harlem Savings Bank Building 10 p. regular
otloe rates.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
The largest manufacturers and half Crates
softcoa, with dumping shaking attach
brass Fireplaces with anGiTuns and basLct
wood es brass Fedcr Fire sets and Coal llOds
OF a u modern designs, wholesa aud retail
builder, contractors architects
JAS. CONONER & Co. 3GG and S6s Canalst, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
NFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

~ Ferry staflon in New-York, toJi Of Liberty 4. -
Ferry station Brooklyn, foot ~ Fnlions Jewes wharf
Commencing Oct g. S7-Traius leave New ofk iOOt OF
follows;
$50 q. m.-For PENNINGTON. Easton. Belvdefe. Mauch
Chunk. ramagua, Wilkeshafre Emira. @c connects AT
Junction with D.. l.. and W. r. r.
am FOR IL rh Bridge I.ranch Eaton Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk, 1amaqua. Wilkesbarrc, scranton "hIams
port &C. go ,,.,-...
1880 m. and i3O m.For Some rSille and femineton
H. m For Pennington, Ea-t1n Mauch chunk, Ialhipna
VIII scranton Tunkhannock Tamaqua, Hazelton
Reading. Pottsviilc, Harrisburg. Ne. ,.-,,--- ,
400 m.FOr High Bridge Branch Easton' BclNuere anu
Mauch Chunk. ,,-,.,..
so y. m daily.-For Eason Allentown and Ilarrisburg
Enra, &c. Connects AT junction for d.. l. and W H. H.
7:45 u. m.-For Eastnn.
For trains 10 lo. points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS At S:i5 q. IL y m I T. Bouhu
stations az $50 for Easion,
Allentown. Reading and Harrisburg ....
Poafs the BrOoKlyn and Er Annex make connection
Cty TO anu from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

NEW W-JERSEY SOUTHERN KAILN N.
~ Leave York Pier = North River, foot Eeciors
for Long Branch. Eai0ntown and intermediate stations NJ
400 m.
Leave sew. York. foot Lberty.st. e. Il. Y. Of y. j.:
si5 H. m.ior FaTmngdalc, Toms River Bainesat ana IN
termediat" stations.
l.l5 D. Toms River Nincand all stations 70 IAy
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY. m
4Oor m-For Farmingdale. Toms River. Barnega, Tuck
ertowI r. r. and Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Cost ano fonno.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NFW-
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At jHE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. LBS Broadway Thirty
81. 3US West Iweniyt tnird-st. corner Eghtnavc,
No 81 East fourieenh-st. corner Union square, lGD
1hird-ase seventh At, at the HARLEM OFFICE
2.2SJ fhird One hundred
niarlem savings Bank Buidingl, TO regdla
Office .es.
DANK BOOK LOST. - Bank book No.
I'D Is677. Of the BOworv savings Bank is missing The
tnder IL the bank II not restored
before the I'D dav OF December 1879 application will
made 10 The bank for new book
| OST.-On SATURDAY, 100. shares of Della
IL ware Lackawanna and Western stock transfer sopped
a suitable viii be paid. Apply 10 DATER TIMP-
son, 20 BIoadst.
1 OST.- Bank book No. 1886 of the Ger
~ Savings Bank The finder is requested To leave
II found restored before OF De-
o-nbeT lS70 application Will be o the bank Tor new
book.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Gelp Wanteo.

WANTED Jelly cook as foreman To COM
peent man who thoroaghly understands tae making
OF fJees ult buffers steady
employment Al res with particulars Cincinnati frescry.
ing Company, Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Siiuatlous Uan,eo-- mulcs.

A ADyERTlsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFElCEs, 20 t.s:is Broadway. Thirty
No 81 East fouriccnthst. corner unonsguare 700
N" lhrays cor 0ns hundred s AM twenty toart
llaritm savings Bank Buldng up TO p mp At regular
A MEXICAN men aud women under 25 de-
string TO study medicine may lind agreeable profit
town Tribune once no Iss BfoadSay Up
A MARRIED MAN, Protestant, mncncumbered
~ undcrs,ndng farming vegetable gariening. the
care oT,eS &c AMI TSs LoSE y wife good Dar maker
l.2is broadway. INV
COAClIMAN, &c.-By young man rs coach
GAS. reference. NJ ~ l3 East 2lthsi. Wv" ''''
COACHMAN, &c.-By single Protestant
y - man a, cclcawaa ina sr,3m can be- rccommendca By
Tribune CP,Own Uircc.
COACliMAN and GARDENER.-By n North
y o Ireland Protestant man lrour,,y undef stands
also 200 gariencr ant unserrtad, the rai-ng
P!ycr wnocan he seen can at Mrs kELLY'S. l3s West
lltn Al. conner GihaNe.
NOT KEEPING HORSES this Winter have
y thosoushly .'mp, ten goodman whom cont
CLOWl.L' NO. 1913 HIo dwal. prrsilcut Phan.x ms 10
'E'O WHOLESALE HOUSES.-A young man.
"cIlnan american Gctiyc End en"rgec willing 10 make
h',i GENERALLY ns'iul Eood peman has bad
une uriown oaics. l-Ss broadway.
AVANrED.-A situation in n flrst-rlass COM
w ich house or banking or insurarce comrany ly
peIson OF experience, undrsauiirg ssyrrai
anruasos eight ai position ~ one
ol o"I gei insurance companies Address ar Gce
WAIrER.-An expert French waiter desires
W 10 meet with nrsteass family requiring an 81.
peTncrd man who underand- all MS duie. his table
msnded by former employer Call at COZ 6lhavc uear
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

TIE DANGER TO ST. MARKS, NENICE.--Ac-
non has been taken IN London 10y the Society for the
Protection OF Ancient Buildings in protest a. an act OF
vandalism against The proposed total destruction and
rebuilding Of the vest front of ST. Marks. at Venice
commission Will sit Venice during the present month
10 decide whether the Work Of destruction shall begin
this month or allowed u stand over for anotheryear,
and the society has resolved that memorial he framed
and ssued by all lovers art in England for pres na
tion 10 the Minister II Public Works in Italy, praying
that the destruction OF this. IN many respects. almost
UNIQUE specimen Of art be not allowed 10 take place
LoId Houghton, Holman Hunt and william Morris are
among those who took part in the meeting. Mr. Morris
has published The D0iiy Nors letter on the subject,
In which hc says that though this marvel OF art ana
treasure of history" has suffered some dsgraccs al
ready IL is IN the main In a genuine and untouched
state lie adds that whatever prcoXts may be put for
ward the proposal 10 rebuild Its front only come
from t0sc that suppose they renew and by imta-
ton make better the workmanship OF s details. hith-
erto supposed 10 unrivaied; from Those that think
that there is nothing distinctive between the Thoughts.
aud expression OF tho thoughts, Of the men OF the
twelfth and the nineteenth centuries from those that
prefer gliding glitter and bauEucss 10 the sOlcmnlty oi
lone aud the incident tBat hundreds OF years OF WIND
and weather have given 10 the marble always beautiful
but from the first mcaut 10 grow more beautiful bV Tue
laDse of time en- short those only he saws, can think
The restoration Of 81 Marks possible who neither
know nor care that II has become work OF art,
monument OF history ana a piece Of nature
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOM lNlt
FOR TRENTON AND PlilLADEIPltIA
York from station e. e. H. OF " J foot OF lad
crv 81 fnr Philadelphia o ., -
For station corner ninth AMI Ggccn-sf at 5 900 ll5
a. 1880 l:OO' $780, lj, ~ m On sundays at $40 a.
For station corner Third and Bcrlssts a; $50 900 ll5
q. l30 80, 400, $50 7lj p H. on SUNDAY al $50
a. m; f.3) D. H. oo A. o.o, -.
For Trenton Warren Thicker Sta G3O 7i5, 300 lli5
m; 1880. $40 4;OO. $3.50, 49, II p M on sunday si0
q. N; 5.3O m. -, ,.- g. -. ,..,
From station Pla and Reading kilrOGd corner Ninth and
or. ensts 7:SO-. $3.50 a. l2lo lio. 1900 5;iO f0'
~ D. m ON SUNDAYS at $50 a. m; 0;iO. II =. . -
From Third 7i5 900 ii n l;5n BIO
5.s y III Sunday AT o2J "A $50 D. H.
ATTACHED.
Prom Trenton Warren and TuckeTsfsl;2O excopi Mon
lav q. to S.2u lOlJa M l.J1 .2p. 40 il6 O3l $40
u m ON Sunday-l:2O, g:lj q m. 6lA y. m
Connection made at Jersey Cy station Dy Terry 10 ana
from Ernnk lyu and Erie Dcpot" ~ Jersey city. $500 80.
Tickets for sale Libertyst Nos 23', 4ol III.
9J7 broadway the principal hotels Nos ana court
ST and Annex Office. Jewels Wharf. Brooklyn go
Newlork Transfer Company tDodds EAprrsS W calI LOT
and check baggage hotel OgTesence 10 destination Ap
pIcation can be at g44 broadway I3o SlNthnvc,
New York and COuIs, BruOkyn and these ohces are IN
connection with the Bell Telephone and Law icecrdnh
H.. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck IIousatonic Raroads-Steameis leave Cath
arne Sip pier 80 f. r. daily N 80 a. H. and 23O p m
Fare iOwer than ly any other fonth
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

A RICH DISCOVERY OF CoIN.-lt has just
been learned that early certain morning last sum
m,r lad engaged IA repairing tie drain OF house Ia
Rome came upon quantity Of buried coin dating from
the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and very rich III
value beng gold. Tire lad at first found only
fnge piece. THIS he put into his pocket and when oc
casion offered ne showed IL to goldsmith across ihe
way and agreed TO sell IL iot 81 As the baIsain Wa,
uhout To close the head mason and the owner OF the
house happened the transaction, ana going across
the street nut an cId To IT. Further search was
made for coin the spot and l42 gold pieces were
unearthed between the drain and The wall Of thv house
quantity of dirt which had been taken away from the
dian and the road IN carts to point outside Inc
wal, was sent for. aud forty-two more pieces were
taken ont OF IT, making ls] gold COINS OF thc laIEtst
szr and fresh n II they bad Just been taken hpn
the mint As works Cf AIT the pieces have special
merit and well ney for The greater part OF thein
were coined 10y Alexander VI, julius H., Leo Y,
Clement VII and Paul ILL., and hence belonged 10 the
great art age Oi them are SAID 10 he oi exquisite
beauty ana done by artists VINO seem worthy 10
ttaud al the side OF D0natcliO and Celhni.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
NEW york and LONG BRANCH DIVISIQ

~ Leave Ncw1 ork ,rtyst for Perth Alnuuy
south Anhov Rel Ilans Long Branch ocean grove, %c
Si5. HAS al m. l:i5. I. h:l5 r. m. .. . ,,... 80
stage connection to and from KEYPORI at Maiawan sta
floD.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES-GOVERNuExT STOCK DEPARruEyL
FIRST cALI~-lOl2 O'CLOCK 4. ".
usls Registered 1881 ,us4s Coup 1907
l2ooo.......- be l02s 2ooOO.-. .bcc.i
FOURTH CALL-2i2 O'CLOCK r. VI.
= 4s small coup IUs4sCo 1907
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

~ VIA TIL FALL RIVER LINE
For special lmite tCkeis Mammoth steamers ERfs
TOI. ana PKONI DESCE leave NoN-Iork daily inciing
Sundays, al 43U from Pier s Norh River loot OF MAJ
~. Leave BOOklyn, 4OJ p Jersey city. ago T. m
y Annex. '
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on MAJ
NEW.YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILioA Commencing Nov. l'' 1872
500 a. n esoIn amt Northern Express to Rochester. 81
Abans Montreal via SARATOGA with drawing room cars
cars isV to cinaaiaisas q na Roc6esier and Bu1aio
to rtiSa a s"lajaea ara Giees Fails aid Rutland
s. :. i m 81 I5u Express day with sleeping cars ior
s. icna nngg ,I"s % & nS oy n and S foF MontT@a es
'cuhg S", ~ f FSss Tor Montreal Rochester and Corn
ing sleeping TO Geneva I'och'stei auH
s5o p M Pacific Express. daily with sleeping cars 10
SYRACUSE dorchester Niagara fas bunilo tieNciann To-
100 D. m night Express. with sleeping to Albany
ga" Tick T. on sale Al Nos 2je and 4s Broadway. and
wesicotts tNprss Offices PARK place ani 'S9 ana 9i2
G. H. MEEkEN. Gencia Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANIA ARAILROAD-GreatT Trunk
4 Line and Umcd states Mail Route ON ami after Nov
TO- Is7a. leave Newlork Desbrosses ana Cotandt
EKgrcss for HARRISBURG pitsburg; the West and south
For wiamsport Lockhavcn. Corey and Erie at $50 p
connec ctng AT Coev Ttryile Petroleum entire and the
Oil Regions. Wilan.port and Locshaysn q. M W.,
ngon Express Pullman Paor Cars daily. except sun
S"S' SnS Ia ~ a. ma and 10 D. 1, sindsy 10 D. M
Express for West Philadelphia, $50 7'so 500. . no
sunday. 1880 and a. 3. 6, 7SO $3.50 and 10 III Lm
TxDress for Philadelphia via Camden 1880 except
B,ais' Of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains at jersey y ancrng speedy ana direct transfer
Trans SrTivc-From Pitisourg Cos. 1910 1910 p
N N daily mH n gY a. lpl,aorc % ore j M A. ' m 6 so loi
M sunday. $50 From Philadelpnia, 35 500 GjO.
p m. sunday. $3.50. 6oj $50. 1910 1880 a. m, $50,
Tcsct Offices 526 and 9i Broadway, No Astor House
and loot Of Deshrosscs Cortland SIS MOI Courtst and
ii5 and rs Iudsons., Hotcken Degot jersey clty Em
gsS assa SmaT s win ca for and cheek Baggage
"'P 'TRXNK THOMSON. FARMER.
General Manager. Gem Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
rCO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW-YORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
sixteen Through Trains each daily; three depots
Pnadelphia, two IN New-Iork

Double Track the improved Equipment. and the
Fastest Time c0nssteAt with absolute safety.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
RALTIMoRE AND C, OHIO D..AI.I, RAILROAD s91 p:7

ID Leave New.York from foot OF DesbrosseS and Cori
landtsta
Inianapois Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
ana the south. Pullman from Baltimore Ia Newark
Ohio, Ptsburg ard Chicago
n m for WashiI gton and the West Pullman cars from
Nev York 10 Batniore and Washington. maEng close
n-cons for Pitsburg Cincinnati. INDIANAPOLIS Louisville
and ~. LOas Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Clncih
natl and 81. I.Ous . ~,
1000 m daily for Washington. the South and West Pul
man seeuers from Baltimore and Washington
maKng for Chicago cincinnati lndianapo
lis TOnsville Louis Columbus, rsbnrg the south ana
Southwest Through Pul from Baltimore 10 tncln
natl at Washington with trains Tor LyhchDurg
Florida. New orleans and the South as
For through tickets Please cal at Companys cmce 3D
Broadway 'ickc offices foot of 'ofiandt
and DeslrGsses-ss. aud Depot Jersey CitT. - -
ROUND TRIP TICkfIr To KANSAS, NEbHA~hA
AND COLORADO
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Gtcamboals ano Railroads.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE's LINE.

DREW and ST. JOHN Pier No. 81 North River
foot uf nnal-si. every week day T. H. connecting ~
Albany Sundav morning cxcepte with mans Norti "e't
aud East Siaterooms heated by sicaIl. - . .,,
~ W. W. EVERETT, President.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY

Trains leave for hngewo@i cosler iiemoni Ny ack
T. $50, 800, 8. 4:5O. b3u $40. $50 p M,
sundays pa IN aud $50 Tho 1880 y. IN train viii
leave 80 minutes ater Saturday nehta ''
Manuel, Spring Valley and Mopsey. Z, $50 m $50 A. m,
JSo. D. ABBOTT. Gen1 Fassr Agl, N ew Yers