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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-31
Special Notice.

RI mutual agreement of the sr-n..
- undersigned, the steamer h->7jB6AA
HARD CASH withdraws from s
the White river trade on May Dist, and re-
sumes again on July 9th; the steamer J0SIE
HARRY %withdraws on July 18th, and resumes
on August %th, thus equally dividing the
dnll season and giving each boat an opportu-
nifty to make necessary repairs.
STEAMER HARD CASH.
d. @. Postal, master
-. STEAMER JOSIE HARRY.
OF NJ. r. Harry, master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-31

DR.. S. II. CoLLrSs-OHico 2571I Main
street. Residence, 8l2 Poplar street. n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-31
MIGF HARRY,s
JOSIE HARRY.

NJ T.. Harry, captain; Walker Outlaw, clerk,
Leaves Memphis on and after November I'd.
hdsLhl SAIUkDAYA at 5p.m., connecting
girect with the new Black river United Stntes
Mail Packet MILF HARRY for powbnitSnS
ana focahontas, and with the daily M Vets
rates to all points. Ani0uSN
treisht consisned 20 Milt Harry Line. Nom
pnlS OF terrens' WI % promptly forwarded.
Il. Leo wharf boat. on NE ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-31
Panhandle and Pennsylvania Line

The management confdently.inyite atten
ten TO its superior equipment, through car
service, and quick time The scenery en-
pdta is justly celebrated for It's variety and
Erpassing beauty. Dining stations al Gin
ehnati, Indianapolis, Columbus, P~ittsburg,
Altoona and Harrisburg ore in charge Of
well known caterers, who have contributed
IN nc. small degree 10 the popularity of The
Panhandle and Pennsylvania Line with the
travelling public.
Purchase tickets by tho RB- Pan Handle
ans Pennsylvania Line, -Ry ON sale at ticket
sbice Of JAS. SPEED, Memphis, and at al
ticket Offices throughout the South.
SIDNEY d. JONES, Gen. Southwest
ern Pass. Ag't, ISI Vine street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
D. ". CALDWELL, General Manager, Co.
lumDus, Ohio.
". L.. 0'BRIEN, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, Columbus, Ohio. uI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-31
DlaVilI Room SIGGlilg Cars

Arough without change from Louisville.
@acinnati, ST. Louis and indianapolis TO
Gelumbus, Pi'tsburg, Harrisburg, philadcl.
Rhia and New York, connecting In Union De
Eots with Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars for
England cities.
The Shortest and Quickest Ronte
-ts THE-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-31
FoR SALE.

A FONT of 50l pounds long primer in good
IA. coalition, with all necessary 4" %sOrts;"
uled about one year; suitable for q country
sGtion to this office. 89-t
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
For Both sexes-CountrY.

VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY for boardin
II ana cay pupils 2,045 Wauut-st., Philadelphia, reopen
Sept IL For circulars address MISS d. b. BUkf Pnncipa
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
NIRECT To THE MAMMOTH


NEW TUBULAR IRON PIER. CoNEY ISLAND
The Grand Flolla Of Excursion landing al tis
popular OF all furnishes tho best and
direct route 20 what universally acknowledged by all vG>
ors 10 be the greatest attraction on the Island
25 ELECTRIC LIGHTS
produce the grandest illumination known this Can
tuent and battle all the surroundings IN blaze OF glory
PROJECTING l,00O FEET IL TO THE SEA, AMI bslng
from 90 10 2O feet in width &c IL DELIGH LILY COOL
A CONCERT EACH AFTERNOON and EVENING. br
GKAFUL LAS 7TH REGIMENT BAND. Ample sezass
accommodations.
UNEQUALLED BATHING FACILITIES
ADMISSION TO THE PIER AND A BATH FOR y
CENTS makes II the most attractive and the cheapest
bathing pavilion tho Island the only safe
JOY deep water well as surf bathing.
THE RESTAURANT AND SALOON DEPARrMESrS
are in all their appointments on the most lavish scale apa
the most varied character UNEQUALLED AS TO PRlC IS
AND QUALITY.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
NEW NIGHT LINE to NEWPORT, h. l.,

Leave GrnG Central Depot shore Line Sleeping Ex
press daily sundays nclude1. at 10 dIo al Newport
J.aO N. Newport, daiy. at il D. nj due al
GZS a. ~. IIEO MAJl,N
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Eteamboats Guo Railroads.

4 LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
~ c. YIBBARD and ,. DREW
NestrYst Pier 80 y. H. Of 5:35 ana 24thst at a.
m (fIom BROOKLYN hv Annex boat at y, Landing at
81 re, ~ return by down boatl PO'KEEPSIE RHINE
BECK, CATsKILk and HIDsON; Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH WEST Tickets OF Coupons good
on Hudson River Railroad eyed for nsssaGc.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
L FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL ana IN
tcuuedatc points. Steamers leave Pier % r. r., daily
SUNDAYS eIeeped at ? N CIV thId st. T. r. a Slo
Hiyen for Hartford Springfield &c Tickets sold ana bag
gage checked at 044 Broadway NcWNmk, and COurtst,
brooklyn. Excursion TO New-Hayen and return, 81 0O.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landi
Z At COzzcus West Point, Cornwall, Ncwburp Marlboro,
Milton Poughkeepsie, Esopus connecting with Ulster ana
W. BALDWIN ana lONAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at 4
y. m. Pier 81, North River foot Of Harrison-st
Except SATURDAYS, when the steamer Thomas Cornell VIII
leave O'COCs connecting with Evening Train on
tue Ulster ana Delaware Railroad
EOR HAVEN, its surroundings ard
i Ell stations on the NeW.York, Boston and Ar Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct steamers
l9 n. H. foot Of COrtlandst al y. every night IN the
week except Saturday arrive IN IN time for all
morning trains al railroads best factes for passengers
aud freight idre 81 excursion, I'll 90 statins New Haven
Transportation Line JOHN II. IAhiN,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Bdnkrupt ol ces.

DISTEICT COURT OF the UNITED STATES,
~ TOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEWlokh h.
BANKEuPICY-A Warrant iu bankruptcy mas uee
-, - iff against the estate uf FkEDkth IMAkl \.
3 f Ssr-Yor- of Tie county Of NeW-A 0Tk, Of the
sistcof Sew york u District adluiged bankrupt upon
~ t..l 5f TIE payment Oi any dtutS
AMI tc delivery OF Any property leougug - sad Ddnh,
aud the transfer on any sprolefti
. Ir- .Iiddru bv law meet ug % tue Creditors oi
~ rkrpt tD prove dcbt and choose one or more
A..Uee. az . estate vii be held at Court OF Bankruptcy
o be holden at 3Ij broadway, n the CITY oi Ne" YORK
Ii.ttitt OF SoutemDcr \. De- lSf .
- IT, iot ~ et he oce II John Fitch esquire, one OF
he Resistsls in Bankruptcy 0f ssl court ,.,-
'NN LOUIE r. PAWN,
Marshal Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
oBsERvE TnE TIMF rARLE cIosELY.

In addition. tho GRAND REPUBLIC leaves. DAILY.
West 2ith-st, 10 o. Leroy st. 1920 Pier ., y z,
1870 a. nj Iewelrs Wharf Brookyn II a. ~. ..
Returning steamers leave Iron Pier 30 minutes -
D. M which the AMERICUs VIII leave al n la1
the G RAND REPU BLIC. the last boat, at 10 p. m.
Single fare, 80 CENTS excursion tickets. 80 cents.
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS To THE PIER
Retnrn tlckais annd M
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
MA BEAJH hUU II
10
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
CONEY ISLAND.

steamers "MORRIsANIA" and SYLVAN sTREA,r'
leave NewYoIk connecting with trains at Bay Rdg -
follows:
West Tweutys ST.. $3.50. 1915, Has m; l2tl.
I:i5 Pas. $50. 445, $40 G:4O 7;45, and 80 D m .
West renthst, 1913. 1923 ll5S H.; lZis. 1903 2'l
3:4s 4:53, 5:is, BfS, ana 1853 p. m. -
Cdmmunpaw connecting VIII "a IL X OF N D. IWfSs
2.l5 ana AL. p. M. 80. -.
3:l5, 400 $40 6lu. 1lO. and S:lJ ,. m.
"uaTlem" steamers from Fulton Ferry ti5u lI;Do L n
200 ( O5. 300 aud 1:uO p m. ,,,
Excursion Tickets 80 cents single trip 80 cents ChlloFa
between 4 and ~ years ofage l5 cents
Special made for excursions &c. once Issn
o5, coal and Iron Exchange,
Gt AK To PALESTINE and RETURN
20 i1Eeb Address for particulars T. EDWARD BOSD
3XZ Washiug ugtOn. ST.. Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28

Miss 5. B. MATHEWS will reopen heI
E boarding day school for young ladies and children
Summit NcwJeIsey, September % 1873,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
WORCESTER ACADEMY,i

10 hear from anv wish Join sJcl class foruing
terms $500 admission without condition" promised TO al
willing DO work Others VIII not be retained III lhe
class. Address RUGAE, Tribune Otlce
ITO SCHOOL TEACHERS.-Al large mansion,
with extensive grounds the best part Of POugkeepse
viii for school purposes, on low lease owner
NELSON "a Oldslp.
WANTED Three little girls, eight to ten
w years OF heLthfui country home instruction
A. Dglsh also piano lessons constant care glVcn terms
IS per week Address T.. T., Weston Conn.,
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Gelp Uanteo.

Ny1ANTED.-Bench MOulders. Address ST.
w LOUIS MALLEABLE IRON CO. ST Louis No.
[SvANTED-A competent agent to sell a
w valuable ducking shores. oyster beds &C. n Ann
Arundel County, Maryland WILLIAM HARDWOOD, 10
Marylagd-ayc., Annapolis, Nd.
yVANTED.-A man and wife for country !:
w man a. waiter, wife rsclass best references
required. Apply at BEDELLS $40 4th-Jve.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Droposdl5.


IMPROVEMENT of RAILWAY RIVER, y. j.
Il UNITED STATS ENGINEER ofFIcE,
$40 gtRsTRtT-sr, PmLADELPHlA Penn, Aug. lSlS7&b
SEALED PROPOSALS M duplicate MI be received Al iAis
office until OF FRIDAY, August ~ 1873, for ne r
mOyal about 10000 cubic yards more or ess OF saad
Gravel and Stone from the channel Of Railway lnye
y.
oGlce. J. y. MACOMB, colonel OF EBgrs L. : Army.
OFFICE OF mE ESGnEER ASD AEcHIEcT
G-sI, BETWEEN STR AM VIliriop \. W.
WAsHNGIoN, u. c., aug lb, lSlS.)
PROPOSALS for MISCELLANEOUS IRON
Il WORK also for SLATE FLOOR SLABS.
ItECONs TECCTION or TUE T. ;. fAiENI OFFICE
BUILDING
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ofce nin
the 30th duy Of August 1873 tor furnishing de-
yeruR dung and putting IN place complete certain iwa
work comprising frames and CarinBs Of wndOws acngs Of
light wells ralngs stairs and treproof sliding
the the Model
north and OF the above building accorancs
with drawings specifications and schedule which may 10
seen this Office.
Blank of proposals and any desired information Ay
be btained on Application az this Office.
ADOLF CLUsS Engineer and Architect.
Proposals viii also pc received above and at
place Tor furnishing. delivering,
place about ~ 200 square feet OF Slate FLOOR slabs
ADOLF CLUsS. Engineer and Architect
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Gxcnrslous.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing al
re- Sayrcvtle south Ambos. Forth Amboy Tottenviue
woodbridge, R0svie aud star Landing steamer wyoming
from 1901 Cana every week day at fare lower than
any other route.
BRIGHTON BEACH
Sn q hs BrpGs9 1o 'aa w Tsa and Ss1iy ' a
FLETBUsHAyE.
dong Rn Bsd9d 1G uFcS Pep?ui RE BS9GTiVn Es4 All
from $780, m TO 1000 2 nsop 70; Trans VIII S"' e'Ts
,FranklinsveL hatho6fig' from 6sj a m to 1904
=. m. Last train from the Beach. II 0. N Commeno
ng m Neonss9a aug "a OH Fa 1nshSse dhs R 20 IS Sn
station Atantcave take up and deliver passengrf
1880 q. m. from Bedford and the 6.1j and SOD
nom Brighton DO not run on sundays The de9?s
and Fifth AyeKue Lines via Falon Ferry by Fito1i
Avenue and Adams and Boerum street Li1e va ~ ntof
welt ferries by lee and Nostrlnd Ayenda Tonpnas
Avenue. and Franklin Avenue Lines Extra trains will Do
" L. DoRwIY, suDes,neaIeaL
C0NEY ISLAND.
" WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
PROSPECT PARK AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
9THAVE. AND 20rHSr
the purpose OF accommodating families derous OF Vie
CONEY ISLAND
during The daytime ON WEEK DAYS, this company vii.
"" ~ ~ FRIDAY AUGUST 1, 1873
Sell EXCURSION TICKErS for LADIES ONLY
AT IS CENTS EACH
and for CHILDREN, between the oi and l2 years
AT 10 CENTS EACH.
Children under years OF age FREE
such tickets viii Dc good on al trans go.3g 70 Coay
turning from C0ney leland until 6p.
Trains run HALFHQURLY nntil p 10, and th'rea''''
The BRooKLyN DEPOT can BE- reached BY the following
unes OF horse c9rs PARK, Vanderbilt aud Nint1ayes ron
Adams street Bosrum place. and Fifth Avenue Line from
City Hal and South aud wal street Fcrriet
Hamilton Ferry, aud Jay. smith, and ninth Street cars
Transferring Nutiayo and Ffeenth-st 70 cars Of tah
ASDREw r. CULVER. President
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
LRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC ~
MANHATTAN BEACH.
0ILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
ENENINA

| PAINS LAST FIREWORKS, POSTPONED FRONsAn
URDAY, WILL TAKE PLACE WEDNEs DAY, AUG al
WEATHER PERMITTING. OTHERWISE THURSDAY
Trains cr,ssng tn yer via srsss
sylvan GrOye)-s:l5, g:45 IJ:IL HIS a ~; aud lae
hourly thereafter 70 sij p m.
Returning leave Manhattan Beaca hlihouf.r lR
New. York via GreenpO.nttJ tJ 1885 ,. 10.
Elevated Railroads south Ferry connecting VNh
steamer D. r. Martin hourly from J25 to 32j H. VIA
Bay Ridge
steamers Thomas Colyer and Twilight lsl,s Yo-ta Hlrm
ardings-From 22dst g:IO 1925 a. m then hoarly 10 En
p. Leroyst, 9:35 a. n ami hourly u 0:3j D. m Pi1 8
9:5j a. IN, and hourly 10 6:j5p m.
Returning Manhattan Beach Tor NewYOrI IN
Bay Ridge balthourly 70 1O:4Op
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
NA 49,. OPEN FROM $50 A. n TO II r. "
and connects witA cars for South Ferry
CoEILANDr-s rREEr-Nearest point for Jersey Cltynt
K.PLAtE-Seare5t point Post oi;e CITY H4u al
cHAMbERs sTREEF- Nearest p5n; for Payoaa aiI En-,
FRhaElfEI haSliTnE EsiEKEEEr STREET
TO erscy CITY, and connects with rDssbrJsssSIn
BIfE4 4KER,sTHGE T@Coanects with cars for Els. .1i
EIGHrIsTREET- Connecting with cars ios Christ),r.
Fof s TS T,i ISTKEETE EConaectng with ears iJr E.T,
Twonty.third and Thirtyf0ur'h street Fer - - -
TWI5NTY-TIIlRDSTREEr- Connectng |ia crt -:
ioGTtR street Ferry Tor Hunters Point
THIRTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VITA cars to' VIA
FoRTYsECoND.s STREET, Connects win New-YGx
Tfansler Company's cabs for Grand = ira Depot
FIFTIETIiS IhEl.T and SIXrHAVENUE -
FIFTY.FTGUTII.s IREET-SXthaye. eltrt2ce - Ce1i1
PARK, connecting win cars OF Belt Line t'r)LL
FIFTY YlHIRD STREET and EIGHTH. .Afl., gE-
FIFTY NINTH STREET uud SiNGE.ANl.N T. -,
SEVENTY. SECOND-STsEEI aul - o. - IL
GHTY.FIRS rSTREEr and Mn Ilt-AEENCE--
NINETY-TH STREET and NINTH AZ rs t.--,,.,,,
ONE;IuN DRED-AN D-FoURrH STREET and NINib
AVENUE -.,....
For downtown trliUs take west side sttAbnA. .,.. -
Trains viii run 5,thsJ and 6thsyo. aal loith's ti
FARE iOCESTs. Except between the ho7r'ot 0;stb
7.9oa ~ ana 4 10 7 d m. when the fare j. ; ccI's.
sTrNDiY Y TRANS from 1880 y. N. uii ~ mdm2ht
WM. r. GARBipJN Pfos.l3sA
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent.
DLYMOUTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH
Leaves foot 22d-st, ~ r., ana 80 p Ne ani f~s
l. n X. Battery, $3.50 A. M snd y ~.
FARE round trip, only FIFTY cen 10
Pier tickets 10 cents ezra
GEA BEACH ROUTE
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Eam 6thools.

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ALBANY LAW SCHO0L.-Fall Term be-
N gins September ?, 1879. For circular address AL
BANY LAW SCHOOL. Albany. n. y.
A NNUAL SESSION (Twenty -frsO of the
~ LAW SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY OF the CITY or
EEW.YORK begins october 9Th next and ends June 10
1850 circulars last examination papers, &C. apply 70
u. Il. JA4ULS, Secretary Of Faculty,
2Sl Broadway.
ROSTON University School of ILqw opens
I'D Oct courses for LII b. LII. NJ, and d. C. H. Address
Ee Dean +. H. BENNETT IL. D. SO Bromf sldst Boston
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-The
v tygeDtv-seoond annaal term this Institution
fDences AT No Great Jpnes-st this city. the FIRST
WEDNESDAY OF OCTpBER 1879, and continues until
Nav -. 1880.
THFODORE W. DWIGHT LII D., Warden and Pro
tessOr Of Contracts and Maritime and Admiralty
jobs DILLON III. D.. Professor q Real Estate and
Equity Jurisprudence and Lecturer on Federal Jurisdiction
And Practice
HOrts and PROCEDURE.
FIist0rv International Law and Political Science.
JOHN OIiDEONAUX, IL. D.. Professor Of Ii edica JuIis
For oStaoqu-s address. at NO. g Great Jopes-st.,
THEODORE w. DWIGHT. Warden &c
VALE Law School Irregular course years;
GRADUATE course for degree Of Dell yeats Fan terD
Cpens sept 70 ADDRESS Prof WAYLAND New'Hayen. CT
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
bffambcats ano RAILROADS..

4 ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"a and ST JOHN leave Pier No. al North River,
a Albany sa1GSv morning e4ceptes S;n U" trains
West and East to Albany return good 80
anu ''''w " " EVERETT President
RRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Housatonic
@ JAW tsundays excepted at IliSo H.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
81 Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
Indsnspois Chicago ana the Wost Rchmo9d Charleston,
and The south. Palman from Baltimore TO Newark
LOOP m. ior washington and the West Pullman cars
come tons fsburg Cincinna. In1anaDols Louisv 70
and 81 Louis trough Pullman cars Baltimore 70 Cn0h'
400 p washington and the West making con-
ioSg p daily Washihgoa ne South and West Phil.
secper NewY ork TO Bllirore and Washington,
making close connections for Chicago, Cncnnat ndlanapp
s6ut6%est through Pullman cars from la nore 10 Cucn.
nat. connects at Washington with for LyDchburg
hIog tickets please can a oS Gcnr3ny' Once So
@ 5 9nq e ucks o1S loot oi
ROUND TRIP TISE6Is TIGE6 soI6nkD6 TO DS69sAs NEBRASKA
I CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry station IN New York, foot Of taberty sL 80.
Commencing June le, ls19rrns leave NesYOrS. footo
ESQ a. m-For Fiem9Ston, as Faston Bevidere. Mauca
Ehugk Tamaq9s wikes5arc Emira &c Connects at
s45 a. mFor High Bride Branch schooiey's N9nptan
pOri. &C
1880 and 430 p m.For someryillo and Pennington
WikesbaIIe scranton, TunkhannOck, HazeltDl
Reading. POttsyille, Harrisburg, &c.
43O p m-FOr High Bridge Branch schooeys MONTANA
iudds Lake and Lake H0patcOng Easton BeVldere ana
$50 p NJ. day.-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
LlnlTa &G connects al Junction for ID, l. and W. X Il
FOR trains TO local points see timetables stations
SUNDAY TItAINS-Leaye at a. M, II ,. m Tor Bounl
Brook and intermediate points and at o3O H. Tor haston
Reading and Harrisburg. -..,,o,
81 Jersey City and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave 7:i5 g. ll45, a. 1870. $3.50 lex
Pessh 5l5 p. m. for Red Bank, Long Branch. ocean
At 74J for Toms RIVER Brcksburg wareown Cedar
Greek,
AT iSJ p vineland, Atlantic City. Tuckertown R. r.
At4 ,. m for Bncksburg Toms River warctcwn Cedar
Creek. Iuckert0n H. x, sc.
Stage connections and from KEYPORT at Matawan sta
ton from Oceanic and Fair Haven Red Bank. -
andfro Point Pleasant at sea Girt with ali trains
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New-York. Pier y No POO -e foot Rectorst
sIEAMERS ST. JOHNS nd JESSE HOYr = -
Long branch. Highlands &c. 55O. $3.50 a mi Loo $40
Oce1n Grove sea Glrt &c. $3.50 M 100 3i5 5.J5 ?.
Toms River Tuckerton Il H. and Philadelphia, 800 a hi
Vjneiand BTidgeton and Atlantic City. lOUpm
MaretOwn and Cedar Creek 6c. 3l D. m,
SUNDAYS for Highlands and Long Branch. 1904 m
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Connections. Ieaye loot Of Ilberyst for Freehold a
7.45, ll:45 a. 4, 515. 6p m.
NEW-YORh and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
ENHE ERIE RAILWAY.

TGNHE ERIE HALLWAY.
FRIE and NWEsI2ES RGILRoAD AfrangemeHt Gl trahs
taking effect July Is, 1879:
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
p M tDay) fast st Louis Express, arriving at Bualo
west. Pumaus best DravngIoo1 Sleeping Coaches TO
I'm (Dany) Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches through. 10 BuhJlo, Niagara FAILS, Cincin'
natl ana Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars 10
~. m Emigrant train for the West
Trans leave Chambers Street Depot, NeWNork, for
Newark G45. $40, 1880 $40 4:2o $50, 6:l0 7S9
D. IN, and u midnight Saturday nights only sundays, vlj
RuiLeIord Park and passac, G. 75o TO- 1920 uhe
1920 NJ n 'ops at hnihsriGra ISrk %1y on srnday So
l2midnight sundays, o. $50 lO2U a. H., $40 1JJ v'V
Patterson 8. Gi5, 100. $40 TO- 1922 1880 r. m. l2
noon. l45 3, $40 $780, AGO 44u, >, 5I0 J2u $50, Gl0
8l5 1920 a. N. 80. G:50 T. ,. M and u midnight -,
midnight suudays, o. $3.50, 1920 a IN, lI5 $50. p M
WgTWf,k. 100 a. m. 4,3O y. M.
NcwBug and Cornwall, 1859, a M $3.50 43O p. m. sun
Ioudout Kingston, IN, $3.50 sundays $50 a.
Goshen g. 1850 O. 1920 a. m 800 $50 A.SO p m sun
TaiidsietSwn 1850 O. 1910 2. ~. $50 Aso p m san.
daTs s 3D. 1920 a. ~ $50 p m. The e. H. and $50 p.
faIi Jersis 5:ou o. 1870 $780, T. p.
N6IE-Boas leave Sd Of and quarter after each
hour 10 "a p n.snd al 1910 aui ll:is p M
Ps,sage ana for apartments Ia DRWiLg gioom
cekins ani transfer Of baggage may lett 10 tie
Irnys OnIee Nos 439 40l Or 955 broadway, y. VI No.
xpfes. rans from the West arrive in NoWYork al 7!5
!" 'n JNO. ~ ABB0rr GenT Pass'r Agt., New.Yor-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Taius leave for lngewo1d Ciosief PernOnt and Nyack
T. $50 $50 M l. 3 I, 430 $50. $50, $50. ll:SJ p NJ
sunday, D. N ana t3u N me ll.Jo p IA tram VII
NauU.t spring Valley and Nonsty 7. $50 M 40 y.
$50. :. Abbott GenI fass'r AT. New fo.1
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
NALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Mammoth Palace Steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE
leave NewYork daily t;30p ~, sundays included, until
September L. Pier - North River foot O MuUGYrt
Leave BROOKLYN via Annex q p NJ Jersey CITY, 400 J. @
ESQ Music steamers every evening
Through tickets principal points in New England and Pro
ynces Marhas Vineyard Nantucket White Mountains, Mi
Desert.
secured at 2S9 28l 27l 40l
626 GA 0j7 Broadway at ali principal hotels transfer
ticket Offices aud the Office Of the Line Pier 2S North
River, and on bOars steamers
send for list OF excursions.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
Gituatlons Uanteo-Ma!es

A MARRIED man, without children, wishes
~ situation gardener understands bis business IN all
It's branches greenhouses gapenes vegetable garden. Ad
dress A. G., Tribune Uptown Office \ o. l,238 Broadway.
EOACHMAN.-A young man wishes situa-
tou as coachmani 6rstCass reference. both NewYork
and Rro0kyn Adlres. Al willow pl Brooklyn Heights or
$50 SixthGye. NeT-NOrk.
VOACHMAN and GARDENER-A good
" smart Swedish man. useful around tie house also good
coachman gardener best Of references city country
3CG Gth.ave. fret floor, near 23dst
COACHMAN.-By frst-class coachman
~ who thoroughly understands his business s careful
city driver: excellent groom strictly years
frscass city Cal! address COACHMAN 256
West 5fthst.
GARDENER and FARMER.-By a Protest
NJ married J. good florist, fruit and vegetable
gardener; Is good iarmF Is good hand raising
l. EIOI pOultry a
preferred good reference. Address GARDENER (caTe p.
Z. BauUm), Bridgeport, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-28
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ron tn I'(-TrrNDU - KUN kOO ~
o., f3h Y5p THENI0N 1 ~ r,5 ;, AND PHILADELPHIA


EhFHEo5 TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave foot u Lbertyst for Trenton and Pha
o'Iua az 6;5O $50 ll;l5 m, 1880 4, 5:39 7l5, II
Leave Philadelphia from Station Phila and Reading Rail
dCsG hiTd and BerHsss, at 7lj o5. TO- ll3O H. lii1
Leave Trenton or NewYork at l2O except Monday GAO
sI8 ZOO lO4O a. m. l2lO, 2:2O Az 4;lo 6:l5 p m
?. trains from NewYOrk 10 tho 7i5 m, Lao p III
"sUNDAY TKAIS ISS@ieave New-York and Philadelphia a,
o. m j3O ~ ~ m Leave NewNOrk for Trenton D a m
1880 y. m Leave Trenton at l;20 $40 m, $40 p m.
COuectOu h made at Jersey City station by ferry and
Tickets for sale at foot Of Lbertyst Nos. +9 4Ol ga
g57 Broadway the prime pal hotels ahd AZ NO., anl
gage checked from residence to destination.
III. z. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER AD.-COmmencng July z, 1879
through trains wlllcsye Grand Cenual DepOt:
$50 a. In western and Northern Express oIaWlngfoom
cars to Rochester and 81. Adams
900 O.. H., special Saratoga EXDroSs with draw1ngroom
Fort Edward, for Lake George aud to Montreal
lOSO D. CHICAGO and Western Express, with drawing
room Crs 70 Ganandagua, Rochester and BuHaOi also 10
Hoo m Express 20 Albany and Troy connections
10 Utica saratoga, Giens Fails ana hutand
$3.50 ?. NJ. sara GA Special
40" i. q Ibauy and Troy Express
500 ST. Louis Express daily. with sleeping cars Tor
St Louis running through every day IN the week also sleep
ing for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit aud
for Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night. VIA saratoga
1880 D. Fast Express for Rochester Niagara rams ana
Corning via Geneva Sleeping ears 10 Geneva HocAeseI
srOp NJ Pacific Express. daily, with sleeping for
Rochester. Niagara Fa Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also excepting Saturday night 10 clayton and
excepting Saturday and sunday nights, 10
Montreal via st Adams Saturdays Montreal car leaves al
fi00 m, Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
ckeis for sale at Nos 252 and 4l3 Broadway and at
Westcott Express COmpanys OcesNos. Parkpace, 7s5
and ei2 Broadway, NeW-York, and SSS W@shlIgtonsL'
General Passenger Agent.