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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-10-30

NEW GOODS
AT
HARKTNS &
DURR,EE'I''IL'S
Just Received
The largest and most complete
stock in town. We buy for one
store only, but claim,a our whole
attention is given to it alone, that
none can beat us in prices on
wants of the trade.
We have in stock full lines Of
Ladies neck wear.
Dress Goods of all kinds from 10
cents and upward.
BLACK, ALL WOOL CASH
MERES IS INCHES WIDE
FOR 50 CENTS.
.LADIESCLOAKS AND SHAWLS
AT ALL PRICES.
LADIES FELT SKIRTS FOR 80
CTS. AND UPWARDS.
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORT-
MENT OF GENTS AND
BOYS READY-MADE
CLOTHING OF ALL
GRADES AND
PRICES.
BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL
KINDS AND QUALITIES.
BACHELORS BEST HIGH CUT
BROGANS FOR 81, 20.
LADIES SPLIT POLKA SHOES,
70 cents to 81 90.
LADIES BEST FULL stool KIP
SHOES, 81, 20 to 81 80.
CHILDREN'S SHOES ALLKTNDS
AND GRADES AT THE LOW
EST PRICES.
GENTS SPLIT BOOTS FOR $500.
FULL STOCK KIP BOOTS
FOR 50, % to So, %. FRENCH
KIP BOOTS $500 to 1915.
GENT CALF BOOTS OF ALL
GRADES.
FINE STOCK OF CHILDREN'S &
BOYS BOOTS AT PRICES.
TO SUIT ALL.
LARGE STOCK OF GENTS UN-
DERWEAR.
GENTS FUR AND WOOL HATS
OF ALL GRADES. CHILL
DREN'S AND BOYS HATS
AT ALL PRICES.
GOOD YARD-WIDE BROWN
DOMESTIC AT 61 CENTS
PER YARD.
Best Brands Calico at 5cts per yard.
We invite the trade to call and exam.
inc our Goods, before making then
| purchases. We are confident we car
suit you both in prices and Goods,
Very Respectfully,
EARKINs & DURRETT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-10-30

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-10-30

z. Z. MAYO.
sspt-cs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Two PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AN d PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Though Trains each daily three dep0s In
Philadelphia. two IN Ncw-lork.
Double Track Equipment and the Fastest
Tine ,istnt with absolute safety.
aud after December /, 1870,
EXpress New-lOTk ID SOOsset and Court
land StreeG Ferries as follows:
90 hmitel, l., 800 q. 1880
and 10 sunday, i:3O anu H. IN. ), u. 1880 $780,
and 10 p. >, ,
Route OF BROOKLYN Annex" with all through
trains CIty sOrdng speedy ald direct transfer
iOr Brook lyn travel. ..
Rcturnig traios Philadelphia 1901, 345, 355. T.
7:3j $40 aud ii a. Limited Express. l30 .. M 2 t.
$50 7 AMI p. on Sunday l2Ol, $40 355, :, $780,
q. m. g. 1885 m.
Tcket OH, es-NOs 526 and 9i4 Broadway, No. AstOr
Ilousc Desbrosses and COnrtandtsts; No
Cour and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot Of fgonst..
Brnklyu; Nos. ia, lI6 and lls Hudson.st Hoboken
Depot Jersey CITY EmIgrant Ticket Office No Battery
pace. -..-.o..o., - l.. T. fhhhtN
FRANK THOMSON, Gcnl Passenger Agt.
General
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER KAILROAD.-COmmenciag December 81,
ls7S. through trans will leave Hra.d Central Depot:
500 western and Northern Express with drawing
Albany and Rochester and from Albany To Mon
trca, Saratoga. go
1890 M special Chicago and Western Express, with
O Canania Rochester and Buifaio
i1O ENpro>s TO Albany and Troy, Win connections
10 ilCa and Rutland.
400 D.. Montreal Express, with through sleeping
"A -
600 D. n Louis Express daily, with sleeping for
Louis through In the week also sleep
l u 10, Naga Fans. ioeao and Detroit and for
Montreal, excepting sunday night, VIA saratoga.
1880 Fast Express Tor Rochester and Corning via Ge
neVd. Slee;ing To Geneva ana Rochester.
$40 u. IN. Pacific Express Cdiv, with sleeping cara Tor
ROrneser Niagara Falls Buffalo Clevelan Toledo Detroit
and CcasO; ana excepting SATURDAY night 10 LO"Ve sHd
Waterfowl.
Tickets for Nos 252 26l and Alb broadway and at
Wcstcutt Express COmpanys Offices No Park place 1Sj
and 9t2 Broadway, New.York. aud 335 WashnSton-st
Brooklyn. [. B mEEhEh
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
til IN TO BOSTON
sD .DW VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
AInkI\l,ID\ LINE

CONNECTING WIFI ALL POINTS EAST;
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers SIoNlNGToN ana NAhhA,,
GkNSETr 30 North River foot of Jayst) Al iJu
N daily SundINs). -
snrcnI HIscias, limited urkets. good only 2A5 a. m
tra{n from ton sold limo from New York TO
Boston iur 81 50. A., c.-.---.
Tickets or sale at all principal ticket Offices Staterooms
al company al
J and 3g7 broadway Metropolitan aud tifh Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices - - .......,, ,,,,,> =,
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGuT ONLY
SteameTa III ECTRh and GALA1EA leave flrr " North
foot Of warren ST. daily except sundays AZ p m
fvi Providence direct
Freight Via either line tak ken st lowest rates ~ ,.
e. W. EIIRINa u, l. .AEe D. y. DABCOCk, I1esI
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16


Line aud United states Mail it0ute-On and after De;
cember 1915 leave New York DtsDI and
Cortland street Ferries as follows:
Express Tor Harrisburg, Ptsburg the West and South,
Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. and $50 y.
daily.
WamHpOrt. Lock Haven, Cory and Enc at $50
connecting CORY for Ttusvo Petroleum Centre and the
oil REGIONS. WiIaBspUrt and Lock Haven, . a. III.
BLltlnore, Washington and the south " Limited Washng
ION Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday
O A. M arrive Washington Az p. Regular at i:30 and
$40 a. m and lUp sunday 43O a. N. and 10 p H. For
Baltimore except Sunday. . 49,. . .. . g,
Expr IS for Philadelphia 45 73o $40, 10 Limited II
a. M $3.50 t. D. g. 1880. $50 AMI 10 p m sunday 33O and
o. 6. 73O, $50 and 10 p H. Emgrant ana second
class, 1:3O D. M. ,., =, .,, .-..
ut Jersey Cay aOrding speedy aud direct transfer for
Trans aIrIve-From Pttsburg. 6:50 1O40 1Ul p.
u dni,y $40 a. H.. D. III daily, except Monday. From
Washngon Baltimore. 600 m, ., 800 4i5 1910 p
~ sunday a. and lOlO From Phiadeph
5O5, 800 $40 1910 $50 M = 3:JO, soy SD $50 and
lO:lO D. nj sunday j:05 6:5O l040, ll3O III, 6:2O lOlO
y
and fool sts; No Court st. and
IIrookyn Annex Depot foot II Fultonst brooklyn; nos
ia 10 ami ~ HudsOB-, iobOken Depot, Jersey City
kminant Ticket office. M. 8 Battery place.
l.. T. FARMER GEM Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
ploposals.
DROPOSALS for TRUCKING GOVERN
DEPOT QuARTERMAsrERs OFFICE,
ptoposals.

i MENT SrOlsES l.---
DEPOT QuAgTERMASTERs OFFICE, }
IOustOn- st.. tirccHef
NRw-NoRK CITY. January 1, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS. in trplicltc, with copy OF this
attached each will be received at this Office
until O'Clock February 10 1879 for the truckn! OF all
within the CITY oi New YORK. which II
NAV duty OF the QuaTtermastor Department To move
prposAls price cAimans load Ol barrels
pnr barrels -four 1900 pounds weight or 80 cube eet oil
other stores,
exceeding y mic but not ding me For any distance
cxre.duS mile but exceeding Il miles. For any dis
iancr exceeding miles but not eNccedng2 miles For any
distance exceeding miles, but not exceeding =, miles
For ANY distance exceeding -. mes, but not exceeding
rttIes Per % mile any distance exceeding miles.
bc contractor will he required 10 perform the WORK al any
reasonable notice beng given hn AT nGit
and upon whc necrssay without any extra com
ON and alOwan viii be msCr for dcten
ton In any delivery OF except when caused M an officer
or agent Of e Thc United states the
rel reject all proposals Bidders have the pflNl
lege being at The opening O The BIDS Blank pro
nosas Will be furnished Application to This Ohco Pro.
r0.as must addressed 10 the urdcrsSncd and endorsed
"PToposals for Trucking Government stores"
J.. G. EASfON. Col. and y q " GenI
Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Nfw DncllCGllon3.
I IPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY:
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED.
NOW READY.

CONTAINING:
l. HUNGARIAN TYPES APP AUSTnIAN ST PLcrT I RE r.
2.AGArE 70 THE NEITHER WORLD. a Graphic and
MGnic Jofdld BY Felix L. oswald
3. SUBSTITUTION. Poem. Iy Howard Gyndon.
J. NARcIssUs A continuation cf the hrst Of series Of
eral tiile OF Women's Husbands"
&. FERNS. A Poem by L. &. f.
6. AN HUNGARIAN ARTIST An interesting illustrated
sketch Of the great Hungarian Artls N chaa Mui-
T. TIE COLONEtiS VENTURE. story OF Old Viz
gina. BY Rebecca Harding DAVIS
s. LORD BEACoNsTIEtp. lively sEetch Of the great
Q. THROUGH WINDlJG WAYS Novel By Ellen
W. Oluey.
10 IN \ CABINET Adeycrption Of the Roman Emperors
II. CARRIE FAME. a pleasant New England sketch Bv
70. THE LATTER DAYS OF THE BLENNER.HAs.
n family i " By S Mare are F. W"dbdse i% '
l3 " NOT WORTH TIE WHILE" Ry Margaret J. Preston.
H. TIE DAUGHTERS or THE LEGION OF HONOR.
4 bright and pleasing account OF the school at which
these younz ladies are educated BY Mary f. Blair
Is. OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP :-Pnshkn aud Iourguencff 70
Grace before Meat-Asnirations toward Print-My LA'
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1G LITERATURE OF TIE DAY.
Part L. in octave book. forn Of the charming novel.
"THROUGH WINDING WAYS"
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1879.
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ynsIrnrIlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
For Young Ladies-City

University Grammar School, No. 1,4Sl broad
| way near !d- primary. Commercial and Classical de-
partmeuts. M. NJ. HOBBY ". L. AKIN "A NJ fihelp"s'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on flOnsatonlc
Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BrdgrpDtt
leaves Catbarne daily (Sunnays excepted at l5o '
a D..
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-
Id LeaXe from foot Of DesbIossns and court

andt-sts
20 for Washington, Columbus Cincinnati lndannp
oils Chicago West, chDODd, Oh trlesOn a1d Tue
South Pullman from baltimore 10 Newark. Ohio ana
Chicago
D. Washington and the West, and the South wa
GOrdoIsve Pullman from New Yoik 10 baltimore and
Washington making close connections for lsburg Clnch
natl Indianapolis Louisville and 81 Louis through Pullman
Cincinnati Louis and PittsDuf8, ana
from Washington 10 Augusta and Savannah -
1000 daily Washington the south ana West
New-IOTk Baltimore Warrington,
making Chicago Cincinnati Ini3napo
lis Louisville ST LOUIS. Columbus pttsbufg the Soutb ana
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10 Cncn
Ea connects 1t Washington with trains Tor LynchDulg,
Florida New Orleans and the south - .
For through tickets please call at COmpanys once: $40
Broadway NewlOrk and ticket Offices foot Of COuItandI
De- sts. and Depot, Jersey Cty. - ..
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOt y ID BkOOh ROC N
FOR TRENTON AND PFILA DELP1IIA.
I y -LL.s ILLAlA III VI L LMN uNl- Rs-

TX. RI~S TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
New Ork foot OF Ibeyst, for Trenton and Pha
dcpha $50. <, 8. 100 a. NJ. 1880 t. $50, ~ y.
LtaVr Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road, Third crksst at 64j way 40, $3.50, lIJOa in
i:IJ, ".;O $50 - p.
Trenton fpr York AZ 100 except Monday Gao
S:.3, IO2Ua IN. t2:lj. 30, I:i2, ClJ p.
Pullum Drd~ Attached 10 the 9OO a. M
=. t'a'rs from New YORK, 10 the 7:ij a. l45 nl
trains fIoin PhiIdelphla. -
SUNDAY TRiINS-Icave Ncw.YOrk and Philadelphia at
$50 D. Leave New York fOr IrcDtOu At
b:}O q. Leave IIrntOu al l2O, 800 a Clio y.
ad" at Jersey city station by ferry to and
from Brooklyn and " Erie Depot, Jersey city. 80.
TcSrts for sale foot Of Liuert',t Nos 62J ana VA
puCpal hotels all offices OF the frc ltll
way in NcW-YOik AID Brooklyn, and at NO ! C0urtst .,
BROOKLYN Baggage checked from residence TO drsaaOn
H. f. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
THE MONEY MARKET

0FTYCytL REPORT " y. STOCK EYCHA var o.
dsTepoy>d by the Gotd and Stock Yssq,ooh n 'hLRs
WEDNESDAY. JAN Is 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
Wrean Steamers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL: n,
~ The only Transatlantic Line calling under the a hfhi
CAN FLAG saeilng every Thursday from PhrahePni''
INDIANA sans THU KSDAY. Jan. lt, a. M
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

CRAYONING. DRAWING and Photograph
" Colorng taught. Miss KING East lo,h.s''
nR. HUSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGU Airs,
Ils East 90fhst near broadway all languages pract
cay taught by native teachers In classes for ladies' ana gen
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
~ =. 10 Fast 7tn VI. and 20 West 1bth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
For Both Sexes-Citv.

GARDNER INSTITUTE for YOUNG IA
u DIES amt MISSES, West ALthstIIlst year W p con-,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
i EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

A. AKRANGEMEN OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Jan. /.
epots foot Ot Couriidudt ana
$50 Night Express, daily for ElSon Bethlehem,
Allentown, Maucn CHUNK NIlAesuarre, fstOh, Sayr FL
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls ana
the " st. sleeping coaches attached.
ROBr II. -AIRk, Supt and Engr.
General Eastern Office and COrtandt-sts
GNAS. II. CL-MM NlS. Ageni.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

~ Ferry station In New York, foot Of Liberty-st.
Ferry Station in Brooklyn, ot Of Fu,tOnsf. .
20 lS7STIains leave NCwlOTk, loot OF
Liberty A.. a. follows;
G:3D m.-FOr Pennington, EasiOn, Bclyidere, Mauch
Chunk. TamaQua, Wikesbsrrc, ElmiG3 &c Connects Al
Junction with n. l.. aud W. H. II.
s.iJ a. High Bridge Branch SchOoeyS Mountain
Budds Like and Lake H0patcOng, tdstOn, Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk, TamaIna Haze.tOn, kesbarre scranton
Willam.pOrt. DC. ,-
1880 a aud $50 p m For someryle and Pennington
p For Pennington. EastOn, MauCh Chunk, Tamaqua
WilArsJarIc, Scranton TunkhapBOCk, Tamaqu9 HazcOn
Reading. PO;tSyi.e, Uaru~DuISh sc.
p. m.-For High Bridge Branch. schooleys Mountain,
Buids Lake and Lake HOpatcOnR East0n BeYldelc ana
Chunk. Connects at Junction win ID. L. and W. H. H.
$50 q. Galy-FOT EasOn Allentown and Harrisburg.
7:i5 p. m For Easton.
Tor trans q local points time tables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAIN>-Irave at a. NJ IL y. m. Tor Bound
Brook and intermediate POINTS and at $50 D. H. for LasiOn
Boats OF the brooklyn AMI make connection
at Jcrsey city Station ON Brooklyn and kTie Depot
Jersey city.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove,
Sc. AZ S:lJ, lI:Ij a. M. t. j:l0 D. -
Stages connect Maawan station 10 andfrOm hEIPORI.
EREEHOLD and NEW-GORK RAILWAY
ccti0rs. Leave foot of Lber6 ST., for Freehold at
S:I5, ll45 a. m, 4, 5:l5 p. m.
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
DELKIITI5 q Co, BOWIE 1e'greth.
DACIFJC NAH, STEAMSHIP COMPANY

j Sailing from PIER fOut Canll.st.. North RiyCr
FOR sAN tRANCI 90 via 1SIiiMCS OF PANAMA;
steamship COLON. MONDAY. Jan 20, noon.
COrucctinc for Central ana south America ana MEXICO
From san Francisco for Japan a1d China
steamship IL IA. We'in, staY, March >. noon
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu, New Zcalaln anu
Australia
steamship AUSTRALIA Monday, Jan 20. noon.
For Ireghi general information. apply nc Company.
foot OF Canulst North River And FOR passage
nj Com iany's ket NJ 2j7 BrOi!waV
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

Carving the Belgian and United states hails oaiiDB
every IL DAYS from Phlade phil and New YORK.
VADEFLASD sails SATURDAY. jan 20 = n
For rates passage and other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT IL SONS, General Atents, ,,.,,
307 Wanut-at Philadelphia b2 Broahway SeM' n
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Battery.place Nc"- -loIn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

IL INDERG ARTEN
N and ELEMENTARY CLASSES OF Professor j. Krans
and Mrs Kraus oelte West 2Sthst Tcopens October l.
\AEN for lindercartcn teachers November !. FRO
fcssor Kraus is one first pIOpagaors OF the hih
co,ru I'm Amerc Mira BOotc pupl and 80 worker
0 Froebcls widow assisted 10y experience OF t"tJy
wears IN Germany. England and America.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French ScfO0
wi ior Yonug ladies' and children. No a East 22dst viii
reopen o II uisday. September 20
MISS COMSTOCK, 81 WEST 4OTli-SI.-,
wi tocgiar Department; Glasses In creek, Iailr ana
Mathematics hours from daily; Miss Com."ck WIZ
applications from date for edmihson "ltek aIu gen
eIal supervision, Nj. 7. T. 1lhAlINlS.
VNUE MISSES KIRWAN'S Boarding and Day
fchoo 40 West >th ST. 10 years experience III Ehg'
land and New. York BOaders limited 10 four.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETN ZEN NEW:NOEk.
SOVTIANPTON MD BREMEN. .-..
COMPANN'S PIE; fOlt of EtOND1I, uOBOktN
RI II r......... SAT. Ian. II WIS., E...-Sat fen
NE kI.t.. sat tru. - 1'i' SrI........ sat. ftD
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YORk To SOUTHLAND
TON. IiAVRE OR BREMEN AN
FIRST CABIN. t1nu SECOND CABIN .........spo
sTEERAGE. $50 .-,,a
Return tickets at Reduced i1c.ad s'scIiso
Gates. 40 .,,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
loA M.-sALEs gkFoRK THR CALI.

safes Of Siare and Rd,iUay Bonds-Rairoad. Ban. IN
ExDress Stocks.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
AsSeutcl
FIRST BoaRD-lO12 O'CLOCK A. ".

y c ca. Special Tax
I'd Cidss
5000 ..... 3
South Carolina &c
EOn.iuAdable
1900. ..... ia
Dls Of & 3.GJs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
LINE.

UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMBUCO BAHIA,
AND RIO DE JANEIKO, Connecting at ST THOMAS
with German steamers tor PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. Inc rstcass iron steamship CITY OF PARA,
Captain Carpenter. sail Tor tne aDOve ports on
W DSESDAl Feb ,, at Freight AT low rates taken
ior the ports Positively frephts after
Freight be paid in advance Freight received at all
Times al obcrts's Dock Brooklyn
INSCRANtE LOW Err THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
SHIPPERs DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECr
sAME UNDER OUR Open POLICY.
freight engagements. having elegant
cOninOdatiOns apply to &. II. MALLORY IL co, Agents
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
HAVANA and MEXICAN

hAIl : =. LINE.
steamer sledyc Per No. ; North RIVER AT o. m
ron HAVANA DIRECT aad VERA CRUZ
Calling AT PIOgrcsSO, tampeachy and FrOntcra. -
rfTY or WA1HINGTDN (Iiavdri VnlyI IhuIs'.y Jan 10
l1N Or VERA tRl Salu'UaY Jdn -
ITl OF W N~HINGrO% Oi"vana ony) lhur-'i3v, .'1
Steamer leaves NewUr cans jan - aui rem lor vera
va Mtt,nO.o faIpIirp Iuyplu, connection with
i.aInrr for Havana New. YORK and above ports.
4 NJ u a !. RTnauW
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
0ulC " Allou
sinking Enud

1000. 0S =
1000. be l09
NJ e. II 7 lat | q ID
Extended
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENsTOWS AND IINERPOOL.
CITY or RR EI~.....-.. ItDA n : y IN
CITY or CHESTER .....sATr RDAY. Jan. - 1880 a. ~.
cry or NONTRIh I... THURSDAY Jan 30. IL a. III.
From Ticr 81 y. X. foot %; charlionsf.
CABIN 500 $50 und Slo" Col Return tickets on aVof'
able terms
SEEfRAGi. $9S. currency. Dr fts At lowest fatns
SalOpa ttatc SMOKING ard bath rooms an d-mp1
These ,amcIS carry neither catt'c sheep pigs
IOilN q. DALE. Agrl!t. 81 mud AI NIUa IWIy, y. "
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. Hamburg
i American Packet COmpanVs Line for PLYMOUTH,
CHLKBOU RG. and IIAnBli RG. =,
WIEIAND Jan >. - FllSl jan ~
ISUENIA.....-.......Jap. @ lIEEDft. Jan 2j
~ passage ymouth London Chcrhourg Hamburg
ana Al. points M ENGLAND Scoland and Wales First Cabin
gold 500; ~ecOnd Cbn gold $50 Ste currency $50
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The New York herald., 1879-11-14
SOARING SOULS"

ENLrsTING CREW FOR H. M. s. PINAFoRE-
THE woULD-BE SISTERS, COUSINS AND AUNrs-
MANY CALLED, But FEW CHOSEN.
Mr.. DOyy Carte sat at a,wheczy piano on the
stage Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday to ex-
anime candidates for the chorus to be selected for
the forthcoming season Of 'Pnafore" under tho
auspices of the authors, Messrs Gilbert Il Sullivan
Mr.. Carte was surrounded by regiment or so Of
ambitious ladies and gentlemen. His plan of ex-
animation was very simple. The stage was lighted
up from rorked burner. and the candidates. some
seventy in number, advanced to the piano the 4
were called. 'No. 27l" called out the amiable Mr.
Carte and the representative of the number stepped
forward with piece of music in his hand. Hc was
tall, cadavcrous and dyspeptic. He began. "Lct me
like soldier fall" and his voice partook somewhat
of the properties Of the caliope Mr. Carte requested
him to stop ere he had finished the first phrase
and assured him that he would take his address and
would let him know at the earliest moment tho re-
preston In Mr.. Carte's face 1t is probable that lie
would have promised No. % anything and any terms
an t ifSn nsncah n 70 sing again ihe
menced kathleen Mavourneen," and skilfully kept
exactly half note below the piano accompaniment.
She received similar assurances of distinguished
consideration. small man, with q hectic Hush
and hacking cough. began "ocked in the Cradle Of
the Deep but rs he seemed to entertain independent
notions of the air and lofty disregard for tho
piano the sorely tried examiner begged OF him po-
iitely not to distress himself. Then there were
the blonde type, who had fine voice and a scalskin
sacque. MIR. Cartes plan was to allow each candi-
date to sing whatever piece he she selected Then
he tried the candidate the scales and wound up
with trial OF reading ut sight, The latter part OF
the examination produced somc very remarkable re-
suits. or course no one would plead guilty to the
soft impeachment of inability to read any music ut
sight and one gentleman insisted upon regarding
every piece of music placed before him from "Baby
Mine standpoint Testing the range OF each voice
was also a source of amusement in most
tho candidate insisted upon going outside the nat.
ural limits and giving uttorance to sounds which, IL
heard after dark in certain metropolitan districts,
would have attracted the earnest attention of the
police But the climax was reached when q trem-
bling youth OF tho tenor persuasion cssayed "Tho
Last Rose OF Summer" He was very young very
pale and correspondingly difident. The greater
portion of his voice stuck ia his throat, and the
remainder that escaped his lips faint imitation
of feline serenader. He got far "Tis the last
rose" when there was an overpowering outburst
OF appreciation on the part OF every one present.
Mr.. Carte will resume his labor this afternoon IL
the desired number of chorsters be not selected he
says that ''panel" will be called.