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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17
HOLIDAY aooDs.
GOODS /!
holiday GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS.
E. B. SPENCE 6 son.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ovERc0ATs. OyERCoATs,
oyERCOATs, ovERCoATs,
ovERCoATS, ovERCoATs,
OyERCoATS, oyERCoATs,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS. TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
E. b. SPENCE 6 SON.,
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
E. B. SPENCE & son.
E. B. SPENCE e SON.
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
KID GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES.
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
sEALSKIN GLOVES.
7
f. b. SPENCE & SON.
E. b. SPENCE & SON.
E. 3. SPENCE L SON /.
E. r. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
sUsPENDERS,
SGSPESDERs,
SUsPENDERS,
SUsPENDERS.
MERINO UNDERSHlRTS, ONE RoLLAR,
MERINo UNDERsHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
MERINo UNDERSHTRTS. ONE DOLLAR,
MERINo UNDERSTANDS, ONE DOLLAR.
FANCY HALF-HosE,
BROWN HALF-HOSE,
WHITE IIALF.HOSE,
MERINO HALFHOSE,
SCARLET HALF-HOSE. 49,.
FANCY SILK NECkWEAR Z,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR,
FANCY SILK NECKwEAR,
FANCY SILK NECKWEAR.
f. 3. SPENCE & SON,
F. n. SPENCE s. SON,
L. B. SPENCE & SON,
e. d. SPENCE & son.
FANCY SILK HANDKERCInEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEF,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFs,
GLOVES.
COLLARS.
NECK.WEAR,
suSpENpERs,
UMBRELLAS,
WaLKING-CANES.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HOSIERY,
UNDERSTANDS,
MERIND SHIRTS,
SCARLET WOVE SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
OvERCoATS.
DRESS COATS,
BUSINESS COATS.
All of the above for sale ut the very lowest prices
for the next twenty days mt 1900 MAIN STREET
prior to our removal to 003 MAIN STREET.
d.l2 4. u. SPENCE & son.
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HOLIDAY GOODS! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRASIY-EVER
OF TIE LATEST DESIGNS.

NALaCuITE VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C.;
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQUET-HOLDERS, &C.
IRIDIS SCENT BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DREs DERO ORNAMENTS, &C..
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS, &C.;
MAJOLICA, In new designs, at half former prices
FRENCH aud ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an
TOILkT-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DINNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESsERT-SETS
JApASSEU COAL-VASES and PLATE WARM
ERS.
The above are now open for inspection. No idea
can be formed OF the variety 80 come ana zee.
e. Il. TAYLOR, l01l Main street.
r. c. SUTTON, s,,e-meu. H.,
J. q. SSELSOS.S uc
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RansBAY a0eDs.
r ARGEsT COMBINATION
UNDER ONE ROOF,

/ ARGEsT COMBINATION TON,
UNDER ONE ROOF,
REPRESENTING
FOUR DISTINCT BRANCHES.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOE TIE MILLION.
MILLINERY, ~
tLoAhs' >@
(. FANCY GOODS, .s,'''''.
DRY GOODS.
OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE 6RANDEsT
VARIETY EVER EXHIBITED SOUTH
OF NEW YORK.
ONE DOLLAR
in our establishment secures double the amount
that 1t does elsewhere.
Space does not permit to enumerate the thousands
Of different articles we keep.
wECAN SUIT THE YOUNG AND OLD,
s.s THE RICH AND POOR.
Come and see US.
NEW YORK aUCTloN-HOUSE,
del2 523 Broad street.
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE


l. ,,, ,nauurac,nr,py saiIymy
lSfuIThRiE STEAH.GLAKlftED
,,.,,,,xrvn FrTrrr ruhv ANY MADE Any
"AH't.n,, a. ~, ,piirt yCAfg fa,KrOsEg
mn ' - 81 III ,'r n,,T.r m are hiynIy favored
II - "EaFr ,,; H. 4 FRA - nnv weather
an: - "tIt t'EsnY r1I:IIs AND IOY-CAHDY.
,excUCIyn,Ee
Large assef u, ,ni1 ,,' - I'D ADD Zen copsiausIy
nand'om"st 10 ste '1i1' A''@ "~p
large supply Oh h'"''
1prpy II,MpETIrnX
buy al y s1 nY s, ~, r1, rsnrrs imDortsi
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THE LATEST NEWS.
aT rELEeRarn TO rHE DrsrAroa.

HOMICIDE. IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA; A
YOUNG sToRExEEpER's THROAT CUT
FATAL BOILER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
GOSSIP FROM THE EATIoSAL cAPITAL-
PROCEEDINGS OF CORRESPONDENCE
TONS BY THE sENATE--gRPogT OF THE
JOINT COMMITTEE on THE CoMPLETiOH
OF THE wAsTiIsGroS MoEUMENT-RUS
OVER AND KILLED BY A TRAIE-THE 20
LITfCAL IaIsR0GLIO IN MAIEE-GEsERAL
GRANT IN PH;LADELPT:IA-Tt1E sITUA-
TON IN AFGHANIsTAN: A CRISIS REACH
ED IN MILITARY oPERATIoSs-TwELvE
MEN KILLED sY AN EXPLOSION IN A
SALT MiTE-THE CASE OF THE ITCH
BORNE CLAIMANT AGAIN IN COURT, &C.
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.F,ooK AND JOB WORK NEATbYEX.
ID EcSTEp AT TEE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUHE
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December To- Nosn.--Stocks irreg-
uiar. Money on call, 5G6 per cent Exchange
Long, 4sl: short. 4S34. State bonds dnlI Gov
eTDmentS strong.
Erening.-Money. 5G7 per cent. Exchange,
4S1A. Governments strong and higher: new 50,
1903: ~ per cents. 1861; yer cents, lO3X.
States dull and nominal.
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| HOLIDAY GOODS
&. ZIMMER,
M.SI-FacIIrElSt. COSFFCTEONFk BY
STEAM POWER,

~ HOLIDAY GOODS !.
MASuFAcIuEiSG CONFEcTtoNER BY
STEAM POWER,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.,
respectfully informs The public iha, ~ ms m s'ore
the largest assortment or CANDY TOYS ever e4-
hbteo in this city. Ard which Is offered to The trade
a. HIS TsG stocE Of Holiday GOODS Is complete CON-
PREStH and PLAIN CANDY MIXTURES, made
or the lnsst sugars ard rurSst faTofs;
MAhA a 4. RbislSS q AZ gFsasst trKog
NEW CURRhNTs, TURKISH PkUNKs,
+ORNAMEsTED and PLAIN CAKES Of every de-
MIa StCttpiMiHEsT APPLE and PEACH BUTTER.
FIREWORKS. FrREw psSG F1REwoRKs
s 70 sz 1 soeR s na fs ss
'nsy 5 Us s0r q .1 ziMhEk. lis Main street
HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
THE LATEST seyEhT1 p;s1 n TIE WAY OF
AMEEn GFAcEE sLAss ssw piece, ia hi,
GEE GLASS, which took the preniuw over the
HARLEQUIN .soGE =. D. coFrEEs, and DESSERT
FRUIT PLATEs,Iy9ry e9 so ;eS s new;
HECORhTED DiSNEts Oh -. 100. saS pp.,a.ss.
CHAMBER SETS-Minioa-yarieiJc f caaeTns,
TEA SETS-sD prices and styles. q,
WflI have opened 90 The sTH iGsThN Mt IN, me
largest assortment Of W0RcE~TE q. DksSDEN'
hSU JOSGWY WAKE eysT exptblts3. ana en-
tirejy new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, J9.,
de 8 lkof elas1 $50.
VHAsTER DAWN AND OTHER PIC
IA TIJRES worth having: DESKS sud Wogk:
BOXES frem 55s. % $50; eoileesSa q 5S0gs
paTSfca1s W0KKs, plain and handsooe esi.
ions: DORE,E ILLUsTE ATOMS: BfOhs noa
THE YOUNG from lie. 10 %; BIBLES; PEAaEH-
We otter the isrgrs, assortment Of goods Ia enr
hHS e''' 'SeA - RaSDOLPH 4 ENGLISH
de1s.daw 1867 and 1904 Main street.
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BALTIMORE, December 16.-yIrginfa 6's, de-
ferI cd. 6: c0nsols, 54h: second series 25 past-
due coupons. 80; new l0-40's. 4GH. North Caro-
Ina 6's. old, 25k; new, l6. Bid to-day.
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FRENCH CANDIES.
Iarpe assortment FRENCH CANDY, the best ana
i,au,iso,n.st 10 the world, and Assp constantly .
large supply on hand.
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the line OF the procession, including mil
itary force OF 1000 and an equal number
from the Grand Army OF the Republic.
Tonight the city i. brilliantly illuminated.
EMGRAsTs FOR TEXAS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 16.-Tbe steam
ship Hanover, from Bremen, brought 333
emigrants, mostly bound for Texas.
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are alive, will not be as lucky as the widow
and heirs Of Henry Lett.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CON-
A;ITEE.
Political interest now centres in the Ma
tionai Republican Executive Committee,
which meets here tomorrow. There viii
be full attendance, aud all the presiden'la!
aspirants are working to gain position
through the organization OF the committee.
Mr.. Frye is Baine's candidate for chair
man, but he will not win, as Don Cameron
seems to have the inside track Tonight.
William Z. Chandler is for Frye. lndaana
Republicans held meeting to- day ana
urged Indianapolis as the place For boidiag
the Convention, but Chicago had too mueh
start and is too strong with the Grant Nmen-
The knowing ones say the second WeLsnes-
day In June ,Rili be fixed as the time for
holding the National Convention, but Graiat
boomers want 40 earlier day.
The Executive Committee Of the Southern
Republican Association met tonight. Thir-
teen States were represented, and they APP
pointed a committee to confer with the Ma.
tional Committee tomorrow. They say
their object is to soiidify the South IN the
Republican National Convention. A lead"
Ing member informs me tbs. the Association
Is oyerw beImiugly for Sherman, and that 4
when prominent North searoiinfaf1 TO- |
night smoke against Grant and thru term !
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CHEER.

r. c. Sutton. Statesmen
j, G.. SSELSOS.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
THIRD cAIL.-2:3O O'CLOCK p. VI.
TUESDAY. April 22-P. VI.

The full annual report of the Chicago Milwaukee
aud ST. Paul Railroad Company for the year ended
December 81, 1873, has just been issued. From it
we learn that the traffic of the road for that year
embraced 1,955.60o tons of freight, against $751;
O57 tons for 1S77-an increase of 26S 6i2 tons; and
1412 663 passengers against l39, ,62l-an increase
of 273,0i2. The number of miles run by freight
and passenger trains in 1873 ,439 262. against
A4SS,439 in 1877; increase 950,S miles The
number of tons of freight carried mile in 1873
was 81 81 ,002 against 271 ,59S 1873 in 1877; in
crease 81, ,22O, ,709. The number of passengers car
ried one mile was go, ,49S 1S9, against 55925,440 ;
increase 1852 74O. Yet notwithstanding this in
creased traffic and mileage of trains, and a
reported reduction in the cost OF operat-
ing the road per mile run of from 81 Oh in
1877 to SS cents IN 1873, because Of a reduction
from the rate per ton per mile of from 2.ss cents
III 1877 to 1.S0 cents in 1873, and per passenger
from 3.2l cents 10 800 cents, the net earnings
per mile Of road, that in 1877 were $2,547 72
were in 1878 only S2.377 81. The average length
Of the road operated in 1877 was 1 403 miles, and
IN 1878 / ,5}9 miles; increase, 1856 miles. The
total length of road reported under operation on
December 81, 1873, was: Owned l,512 miles, and
leased 260 miles; total, 1,772 miles. As the
average number of miles operated in 1873 Il 800
exceeds the number of miles reported to be owned
II 5l2 at the end of the year. 1t follows that part
of the leased lines was in operation during the
year. yet the report makes no mention of any sum
being paid as rental for leased railroads
During the year the bonded debt of the company
was increased 80, l3i, 900, aud the floating habli-
ties. as shown by the statement below, were in
creased sos 7S7, while the cash and cash items ON
band were decreased $l20.S3 The interest paid
for the year was $22 lo7 less than IN 1877; this is
because the first coupons on the bonds that repre-
sent the increased debt did not fail due until Janu-
AIRY l, 1S70-the day following the date of the re-
portland because the interest due January was
not included in the report. If this interest is in
eluded as a sum due of the earnings Of 1878. in
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Gteamboats dn0 Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New.YOIk foot OF DesDrOaes and Court
ltudtsts.
$50 A m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati, Indianap
and the West lucDmond, Charleston ana the
south. Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark, ONO. and
100 n ~ for Washington and the West Pullman cars
from New NOik Baltimore Washington close
connections Tor Pttsburg Cincinnati indianapol Louis
Through Pullman Baltimore
Clunati Louis and PttsburE
1000 D. daily, for Washington, the south ana West Pun
man sreuers from NeW.1 OK 20 Baltimore and Washington
making thcagO tiuCinlaU
lis Louisville ~ LOUIS Columbus, Pttsuurg South
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 60 Clucin
natl connects Washington with udlns lOT LynChburg
Ilolida, and the south.
For through tickets please Cau at COmpauys O1ce 80
BlOanWay keWNOTk, ana AT Cktt OiCr, FOOT vi COu dnd
ana Deslr.s .sses.sts., sud Depot, Jo.,Uy CITY
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRAShA
AND FLORIDA.
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on liOuSatOnIc
Eb Naugauck Railroads Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
CahaIinesp daily Sundays excepted at ll3O a
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Sales bn Anriion.

GALE of VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, by
- Della Pierre, Howland, Thompson, Nlcs, T. W. Mar
Choice books comprising Arploton's New Cyclopad,a,
Dickens Works, sc; Rosewood Grand Piano and Par
IGr suites in Satiu, English Body Brussels Carpets,
Bedroom suites, elegant Desk aud general house
hold furniture.
CTAMFORD.-Wi be sold at auction, We'd
y ue>day April 30 at3 O'Clock = the premises.
Richmond nm, within oIe lille Of stamford depot
all stores schools aud churches o. COsc estate, the lae
residence Of James Cornell comprising choice IS
denco in perfect repair with modern improvements large
carriage stables. fult choice
shade and valuable land with Of sound and
the largest body uI land offered
years close depot expect 10 sacrifice sale positive
terms easy. Per Mrs MARY CORNELL. Particulars
OF aud property shown by H. Hubbard, aucuOneeT PARK.
IOW, stamford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORR AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily Three depotS in
Philadelphia, two 1a New-NOrH.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute ga ETY..
On and after a pill T. 1919,
Trains leave New NOik VIA Itsb0sSeS ana Cori
landt Street FcIIiCs as follows;
d:SO 1870 S2O 90 med il q. m: ], J"U J. ., o. 1:3O
$3.50 and 10 T. Sunday. 4:J0 and a. m ., q, 1850 500
and 10
trains at Jersey city, aGordng speedy and direct ausier
Brooklyn travel $500
Re+urilig tralus leave Philadelphia 1&0l, 3:jj J. z,
73j 5, $50 and IL a imed Express l@O M . 4.
53O and 1885 on Sunday, l2Ol, $40 $3.50, 5, e3O
q m. !, 1885 y. N.
Tckot Ofnccs-NOs. 52G and 9i4 broadway no. Astor
House and OO of DesOIOsses and CoTaucts NO Court
ST. and brooklyn Depot foot o. Fulton St. Brook
lyn Nos. ll4 ll6 and IS HUds,n.st, HObOsen {;
Depot Jersey city. Emigrant Ticket; Oihce, No Bat
terry place - l. +. FAftMER
FRANK THOMSON, GCn1 Passenger Agt
Gnncral ManAgeE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
QGGtDfrs.

AN EXPERIENCED GRADUATE will give
N urlvate instruction classics. mathematics or English
best references and lowest terms Address SIGMA
Tribune Office.
1 MER SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estb'd 1SJj,
~ provides Families, schools Colleges with Teachers
Teachers with positions Pupils with good schools j. W.
SCHEKNEKHORN, Sec'y. 80 East l4thst
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 70 Colleges
schools and Families. Address call Miss NJ. j.
YOUNG, American and Foreign Teachers Agency, %
UbiuIsquare broadway side.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNION-SQUARE NEW-NOKk,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions ApDlica!n fon
for stamp supplies schools ana families with cOnpetent IN
etrUctors WITHOUT CHARGE
=. COTLEs " OEIH INCKNEY. 80 Union-square, NJ y
VNEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
1 wjfbOut chargc. Miss FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA
TIONAL RUREAU L 80 UniOn.sGuaIe
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
NEW.YoRK CENTRAL and HrDsO,

~ RIVER RAILROAD Commenting December 30.
1878 through trans viii Grand Central Depot:
500 a. III. Western Northern Express with dfawn"
tO Albany EOCIeatc luciiJu Albany 10 Mon
II al. via Saratoga
lO % a. III. Chicago and Westen Express With drawing
90 CauIudaigua. Rochester and EIrsio.
llOu q albany Win connexions
tiCa and
400 D. m Montreal Express with through seeilngc
via ~t. AlbIus.
coop m 81 Louis Express. day. win slcepIng for
81 Lon running through oar W tine week also sleep
Tor BuaO. Niagara tdll. lp,'' aud b'u0iI ana
fur Montreal excepting sunday night, VA saratoga.
7:u d. H. Fast Express for Rochester ana tOrrirc, via
Geneva. sleeping cars To Geneva and Rochester.
u. Expires, taI,. NiiI sleeping cars tOI
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo. brifu
Chicago. ami excepting saturday night 70 OedensbUI I'D
Tickets Ion sale 80 .Dd 4l3 broadway, a-u a.
WcstC0tt IN press Company Dhct. Nos PARK At', $50
and gi2 BrOaGWsy, New-Nuik, and "55 Wd-llnEioE- ST.
Brooklyn. q. g. MEFkIE.
General Passenger A.t
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
G. J.. CONNER. General Passenger Agent.
EIIIEH VALLEY RAII Hl III

~ ARRANGEMENT OF PAS~ENG GEK TRAINS. March
80 lS79Leave deDnts folt o, Corau1t ud Desprns-c So
loo H.. Etstuu. Bcthlcuem, Allentown. Realiug.
Nauch Chunk. HaZrltOu. MdduUy tly. Ashland, wilkes
barre. Scranton and IuuahauuoCk.
$50 D. M Night Express, daily for EasOn, Bethlehem.
AIeutOn Mauch Cink. Nlkc-baTTe. L.mira, ithaca.
Geneva, Auburn Rochester Buffalo NagatH Fans and lle
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBT SAYEE, Sul't. and EnZr.
General Eastern ONCE corner Church md COrtdudj-t'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR IEENIDN AND pHILADELpIiIA.


EXPRE~S TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS -
Leave Ncwl ors, foot Of ibcrtyst for I euoA ana Fh
dclpha Al $50 9 IL go 1870. 4 $50 II p N ,,n
Leave Philadelphia hOu station North lrnn,yyan,a 81,
road Third AM lcrKsL. at 6i5, way 40 .5h lli'o " ~
14j, $3.50. $50. u p m. - .,, . -
Leave Trenton for NewYork 100 except Monday. i)
Si3. 10 20 ~. l2lj. 2:2a, i:.2 t:lj ,. IN. . ,
Pullman Draw room cars are atIcic1 10 the "ly M,
J. ~, trains hon New-Iork to the 141a u' It' T. ""
trains from PhIlad"
SUNDAY TIAIN--Leave NcW-1 ON 'ird l'l"''.i' ~
9 o. M 5:3O 2p IN Leave NewN0rk Tor irc1t' at . a. u
$50 n. m Leave Trenton al l.2O, 800 a. m, Glo p ~
Connection is made jersey tly station by Terry u alt
from BROOKLYN and Erie" Depot, jersey ty. , , u, IA,
Tcgct for sale NJ foot ~ lihcrv>t, N"' "-' @' WV -
BToqaToy At The puncIpai hotels, al olncCs ol te i
wav i'm Nrw.YOrS aud Brooklyn, and at No > '"iI.''
BrooEIvu Earqlle che. from RESIDENCE 10 -,h'lpl
II. =. BALDWIN,. Gen. Pass. AH'i''
FOR KONDOUT and ION.-LanninS
4 at Cozzeu- west P0nt. Com ll NtWbur" MaI'.".
Milton. PouGhEeep,ie, Esopu- connecting Win tsit' d
". BALDWIN ard THOMAS cora ELL leave DAlI.1 AZ b
p m, Pier - North layc' foot OF HnTi-"is"
EOR NEW-HANkN, its surroundings ana
4 al stations the New YORK, Boston ana AT lli,,
Drrbv and North Hampton Railroads dirrct--i-iIh"i'
JOHN H. SIAElN and LHA-Il Us CORNING ltdyt i.eI d ;,
y. r. foot of COurtlauds. NJ p m. every u|t ~ lle
week except saturday; arrive m Ncwliaven IN uue or
morning trains a railroads best faClutsgH Pt-'l
and freight: fare, II excursion ~ 80 stans Ne"liAFeh
Transportation Line ,,,.. ., ON, ,r.,., ,,-.,,i..,,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

From foot Oi Chambers ST. New York.
Trains for Ariug ton, bloomfield aud MOntCaT =
NJ. l. noon. $3.50, 4;ju, $3.50, O.i5 p.H
IOT Greenwood Lake, i.3O 7. III.
mo y, ABBOTT.
GeHI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

TTmverSity GrammarSchoOl No. ! ,4S1 Broad
way near 2d.st Primary, Commercial aud Classical Do
IaImeuts. N. NJ. HOBBY. ". J. AKIN A. NJ. Principals
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
For Young Ladies-City.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
N. j. East 1th-st. ana 35 West l6th-sL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
EOR KONDOUT and kING-TON.
g'ALL RIVER LINE
FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY II 80.

Corresponding reduction all points EAST Tickets he
ROsnu limited. and good only na day q
aDd tram leaving ta
River the following al $50 e. or on arrival o
KeCula ucHes 49, good any train bctWCc
Fail River and Boston.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Gteumbonis ano RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
" Ferry station in New.York, foot Of Liberty.st
Ferry station IN Brooklyn, foot Of Fulton st -
Commencing Nov %, lS7SITans leave NeWh orA roo ~
c,o Liberty st.. as follows; p,,,,oro varcb
tt30 m-FOr Pennington, Easton, Bclvidere , ~
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wfkesbare; Elmira &c Connects a
$40 m-FOr nigh Bridge Branch Sehooey hrr hoii,
Bndds Lake and Lake Hopa,cong Easton iairSpuaa airta
Maneh Chunk. Iamaqna HazeltOn, WlkesDhre 9'l'"''"
Wiliamsp0rt. sc -. - ,,,.,.u.o,
1850 a. m and l:3O r. m-For Somervile and Pennington
1pm-FoT FlemngtOn. Ea-tOn, Mauch Chnnk, lanaldA
Wkesbarrc, Scranton TunklannOck 1amaqua, HaLrltol
Reading. Pottsville. IIaTu,Durgh sc. .. ,,...,,u
y. m-For High Bridge Branch. Schoolcys Monhfl
Budds and Lake HOpatcong East0n, BelNln.t3 an
Mauch CLunk. Connects az Junction WIN d. J. ahd " ~ H.
b3O IN. daiv.-F0r EastOn Allentown ana HhtrisDIrB
SiJ y. m.-FOr EastOn. ,,.- -.-.,--
SUNDAY TRATNS-Leive at q a. NJ, IL D. m Tor iiohni
PToOk and intermediate POINTS and at 900 H. Tor Eaoh
Boats OF the BiooAI IN anl Ere Annex make connection
NJ ersev Cty Station 10 and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey Cltv. - ---..,,
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave Tor Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
6c ~ S.lj li.,, a. m. 4. i.lJ y. -
Stages connect at Maiawsn station to anl from KEYroR
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORk RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of LbcrtsL for treehoIdat
S:l5, 1l:4j "A ul, 4, J:lj p. IN
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND ER0OK ROUTE
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

CUBURBAN SEMINARY. -167th-st. and
- Bostonave beautiful situation; thorough instruction
moderate puces Address Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON Nor
Iisar La
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

FOr BOth OeXeS-ClJV.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French SchoO
WI for Young Ladies and children, No ~ East 22dst, vii
reopen on THURSDAY. september 70.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
eau 5tilools.

VALE Law chOOl.-Regular course, years;
Graduate course for degree 0t DELL wears ran term
Uueus sept 20. Address Prot WAYLAND New'Hayen, C'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

This apparent surplus is about equal 10 the sum
that was charged To construction that properly
should have been charged To operating expenses
But turning to the balance sheet II Is seen that on
January l. 1879, there was large deficiency In tho
cash resources of the company for the payment OF
its cash liabilities. The following IS tue compara-
tive statement Of the companys cash assets and
cash liabilities as shown by its balance sheet on
December 81
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23
Art schools-New-Yor City.
Hrs. LOUISA Is. CULVER

WG receive pupils painting Landscape flowers eth life
china and doooraon her studio he Bella" No as East
26th.st. corner 4thaye.
References MI D. Huntington Mt Wm Hart, NJ James
NJ Hart MI A. r. Bellows
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3nsIrnrIlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Cit

BROWN & PULVFRMAN, l.23S broadway New York.
sed copy Of advertisement when asking Or estimate orn
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THE WLLL-KNOWN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE

having been thoroughly oyir9U.y ana rCat,d have Dc'h
placed on the ] lie Tor the summer season.
NeW-NorK daily (Sufays excepted 40 p m ff'tI
P,I > v r. foot Of Murray ST. Leave Brooklyn Via Annex
boat, at 4:3O D. N.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

the manner are pay-rOlls vouchers, etc, in
the report, the floating liabilities on December 81
exceeded the cash assets of the company S22S 3O7,
instead Of, by the report, the cash items exceed
ing the liabilities $685. lsce tables below.
The construction account is reported increased
gwen for S60s, 1858, the greater portion OF
which was properly chargeable TO operating ex-
penses. The securities held increased by tho
purchase Of Dubuque Southwestern Railroad bonds
$3.50 34S and stock 500, ,406, additional purchases
of S2Js 900 of the Madison and Portage Railroad
bonds, and $1,000 Southern Minnesota Railroad
bonds; total increase in amount Of securities held,
$40 7j4. The stock of material aud supplies on
hand was reduced $G6,059. Tho changes in tho
company's equipment were: Locomotives, increase,
H. baggage cars 8, and freight of all kinds
42j The report "a notable for ITS omission Of any
reference to the Western Union Railroad Company,
the annual report OF when heretofore mas oeen
bound in the same pamphlet with that Of the c.. NJ.
and ST. l.. Company.
The capital stock and debts Of the company, as
a. follows.