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New-York tribune., 1879-03-19

The report, considering the extraordinary tonnage
of the year. cannot be regarded as satisfactory
exhibit.
correspondent who sends his Tiame and address
takes us to task for Omitting in our analysis OF
the statement of the receiver Of the ONO ana MIS-
sissppi Railroad Company" to include III the na-
bllities as of December 81, 1873, the S23o'ooo OK
accrued interest due January l, 1879. on the nrss
mortgage bonds He also remarks that the re-
ceiyer showed that he had at that date
only 80 G65 in cash on hand to meet this indebt-
edness of S23G, 900, which, however, was PAID on
March l.. First, We made no attempt to anayze the
condition of the Ohio and Mississippi COMPANY only
to present in an Ineligible manner such figures as
the receiver furnished Second. Our correspondents
errs in insisting that the Indebtedness Of the COM
pauy. as compared with November -. 1870. was
increased by ms amount of S236.OOO, because 40
the last-named date there had accrued three
months and eighteen days interest which was hos
included in the amount of floating deDu
then stated Nevertheless II is true that the suno'
S236 600 interest on the first mortgage bonds was
due on January 1879, and that the receiver re-
norted only $40 6G6 cash in hand toward TINS pay
meut. Allowing for the interest accrued no'n
Iulv I 70 November 1S, 1876, of the sum Oh
S236 900, it is perhaps proper TO ada 10 tu'
omount of increase CS1S,172) of the n"atihg oe"''
"a stated by us, $4,000 for interest on the i",'
marriage bonds from November j. to January Is
making the total increase of unfunded deDt @lo'-
1zo But in the absence of knowledge OF the lloi'
,mnortaut items-the amount of the receivers OUT
standing certlfcates-this addition seem Ike Spns'
ting hairs. IL.
The stock market to-day opened fcverish, and a.
first nr,ces seemed likely to 90 down by the run
Rnt an early and prompt appreciation Of the situs-
ton induced a withdrawal of orders TO sell and SUD
stituted orders TO sustain that the decline when
m,ght have occurred in the morning was postponed
until near the close. The coal stocks were partIeu
larly weak and feversh, and the TRANSACTIONS ln
Delaware Lackawanna and Western amounted u
35 900 shares at figures ranging from 4G'e@i7 10
A57.a46. Delaware and Hudson sold az
40 N 39lo Morris and Essex at s3ls@
s23,. and Central of New-Jersey at 3Hh@oo's
a37l after which it rallied to 3ois and closed 10
37's. ,,..
The Wisconsin stocks were active, ana huc'ua'-
.po, ST. Paul common opening up to 3o's ana sea-
ing at 3sosa 39l2 and then declining to 3oi2aooa
the nreferrcd stock going at s3l4as2A. North
west common opened at 57L ara rose
tn 57a4, later selling at oo'e@ooH~
80 and the preferred stock SOFA "s
eGss0S7IsaS aS6ls or the Western inNes,mehs
sbnTrs Chicago and Rock Island declined 10 -. 90.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy 10 ~ o,notts t
being either steady OF without safes. Icy Iah,
line shares were as usual without israI iusI t s77sS
shore dull at 7li2G7l, Michigan Ceh'rai al o's~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE EAND SHORT LINE
" between
NETWORK AND PIIILA LADELPHIA
Through Trains each daily; three depot3
Philadelphia, two III New.Gork. -
Track the Equipment and the tseSt
Time .istent with absolute safety.
On and after December 10. 1873,
Trains leave NewlOrK DcsDrosset and Court
landt Ferries, follows:
4:0o 5o $40 40 limiIctD II l. $50 ., o. $50,
$50 ana 10 p. III. Sunday 430 and IN: o. D. 13u S3J,
Route OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans al Jersey Gy aornga speedy and direct transfer
Returnng trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3A5, 3:55 7.
735 b $40 and IL LImite Express 1870 p m p t.
$3.50, :, and 35 m ON Sunday, l2Ol 345' 315, D. S5O
"Tcket Odjce-"Sos 500 aud 9i4 broadway, No. Astor
House ana foot DesbrOsses and Courtland No
Couri a. and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF Futous
BROOKLYN; Nos ia ll6 ana lis Hunsonst., HOhoken;
Depot Jersey CITY Emigraht Tlcke' Once No Battery
place. run,soN , l., T.; fAhhtiN
FRANK THOMSON. Genl Passenger Agt
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CONTENTS:
ELEMENTS OF THE MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF
TITID MOTION BY Thomas craig, ~. ia fcIIOW ID
Pns scs IN tie Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Nd
Ill - ,,,., ,,r.n.
A RI IL FOR CALCULATING THE CONTENTS
OF LAND SURVEYS. BY J. Woodbridge DAVIS, C. h. III
a CoSfRIBUTIoN TO TIRE HISTORY OF ELECTRIC
IIGurING. BY W Mattieu Williams. +. G. :. +. r. a. ..
An I-ITKA.GA~EOCS STATE OF NATTER.
THE STABILITY OF DOCK WALLS. By Ronily Allen.
A. l. C. l.. illustrated ..-...l. o,,.,, ,,,,,.,,,,.
MANS ADOPTED FOR RANGING TIE CENTRE
LINE OF THE SI GOTHARD TUNNEL BY c. Doieza
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RETAINING WALLS BY PROT. " m. NJ. Thornton ullus-
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rIiE TRANSMISSION OF POWER BY ELECTRICiTY
NEW AND SIMPLE METHOD OF HlF LR IRAlNING
\. GcppcfL ~,
TI.VcrAiy Of Cincinnati. II. illus ratedl -
TIF THEORY OF TURBINE WUEELS-A HENiE.W
or PROF. TRONBMDGEs RECENT ARTICLE BY
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,D .sCD VIA FALL RIVER LINE.
cAets limited auG good only di Oi sale for continuous
passage and icavinE Fa River the following
orning 5:JO boat Regular tickets al -
tIain between Fail River aud Boston Aagnln
ste tmets
leave daily lSandaYs excepted, al T. IN,
from Pier ~ NOrth RiyeI, foot OF MurfaysL
cave brooklyn, VIA Annex boat al 4:3u D. m.
secured principal Hotels and
Ticket Offices, at the PIer ami On steamers
BORDEN d LOWELL. Agents
oIo L. CoxxoR Genl Pass AgL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
THF ERIE RAILWAY

TNhE ERIE RAILWAY "
ro% EnGTR y it, new IaTs ne SEWYoRk LAKE
iIans, taxing erect December -. lsls: -,
oSa toaches co. to snaao and SUSPENSION Bridge
6p. Daily Fast ST Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
Puimans best DIawingroom Sleeping coaches u Bniao
pm Daily fache E1IG's & tor me Wert IS,, seepng
naii and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars 70
= D. M Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers ham street Depot NeW,York for
p and IL midnight saturday nights only sundays Ul5
noan IS - i5 io 5:I5 g. G31 8 10 D. ia Il @nshI
SUNDAYS 6, $50 l0l l:ij G3O D. and Il midnight
TX g 70 sI5 iit. 4$0 J. Sis 6, Gi5 $50 :. I0p
m and II midnight suuda, $3.50, 9:l5, 1915 a l43
SUI $8ein p & g. 745 Y5 oi a. n las 3A5 m Ie mid
night. sundays. q. $780, l0l5 M, l45 $3.50. p m and
CorGwai 7j, a. m: 3:SO 43op IN. Sundays. 3Oa IN
NewSTre. 7ij a. I $780, 43O p m Sundays $50 a. m
Rondout and Kingston, a. 35Op M SUNDAYS. $50 a
s3"ddTs' 6. $50 iGl5 a m $40 p IN ~
MGdetoNg; 7:i5 ., oL5 = m; aSS +;3o p Pm M sun sun
m trans New.Yofk and osweso Midland Rail
Tort Jcr1i. 7:ij, ., lO15 i3O 8, pm Sundays
S 30. iOIj a m, $50 and I p m. ,...
BtFoKE n leave 25dst II minutes earlier than above
tine: trans leaving Chamoersst on quarter hours leave
lij p connecting with trains leaving Chambers st. at 10
ptr m aIs Tor passage and apartments Drawing
ap ~rcpIpg Coaches be obtained amt orders for tho
checking and tr.ed 81 ao PagS1SG @ iay 20 T at !S cS @
, CGuitst. brooklyn or 9t tho COmpany's Dcpots -.
Express the West arrive In Newfork At ';21
m l--' jNo. n ABBoTr Genl Pass'r Ag New.Yor.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave ior EnsieTood closer rerwont and Nyack
SUNDAYS a. N. and 6:jp D. The 1880 p. tram viii
leave 81 minutes iat,r saluday night
JNO y. ABBOTT Genl Pass'r Ag'L New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
Steambouts dn6 RAILROADS..
-TRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ New York foot Of IdbertTst
terry station in Brook w. foot Of Fntonst; -
3J 1S7S-TIains leave New Ork foot or
Liberty At, as follows: -, 49,.
$3.50 a. m.-F0r Pennington, Eason, Belvtdere Manon
Chunk. Tamaqua, Wlkesbarre, Emira &c. Connects at
Junc with u. l.. and w X. X. ,,..,.
$40 m-For High Bridge Branch. schooley's Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake IIopatcong. ElstoD hAflsoig'
Mauch Chunk Tamaqna uaLelton, WIkes1hie scrah'on'
WillamspOrt &c -. -, ,r,.-,.-.o.
1890 a. m and i30 p. m-For Somervle and F1emington
Pennington Faston, Mluch Chunk, Iama4ua
Will TunkhauDOck, Tamaqua, Hazeon
Reading Pottsyle, Har1sburgh. &c.
m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Sch0Olcys Mountain,
Budds Lake and Lake HOpacOng, Eason Belyidore AM
Mauch Chunk Connects al Junction WIN d. IT, ana w H. H.
6:3O daily-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
7:45 D. m-FOr EastOn .,
For trains local points see time tables al stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Irave at am, IL .. m Tor Bound
Brook intermediate points and at $50 m for Easton
Boats of the and Ere Annex" connection
at Jersey CITY station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove.
&C at Sl5 ll;4- a. m. !, jlj IN. -
Stages connect al Maawan station TO and from KEYPOr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Liberty st, for Freehold at
S:lj, llI5 a. m. t. 5:lj p m.
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ n,,,,. LlN :: ,,,.,.,,,,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
GI Sn TO BOSTON
ID .CO VIA THE OLD RELIABLB
STDkI\(,ION LINE

CONNEC1ING WITH ALL FONTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers SIONINGTON and MARIA.
GANSEIl leave Pier 80 Orh River foot Of Jayst At
D. m daily except sundays).
special hTst-ca-s limited tickets good only on $40 IN
train from StOnin gtOn sold this line from Newl
Boston for 81 So
IirLCfs for principal ticket Offices Stateroons
secured offices Ol Wcscot Express Company and AZ Nos
m aud 3Y1 broadway Metropolitan aud Flih Avenue
IiOiei ucket offices. ..... ......
~ Providence LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALAIEA leave Pier - North
foot II Wartensl daily except sunday at
fO Providence direct
Freight via eithcr luo taken At lowest rates
a. 'tii'kiNs. 81 4. AgL ID. >. BABCOCk PresL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19

u Line and United states Mail ROute-On after
Januar - 1919 sins leave NewYork via Desb and
Cortland street Ferries a. follows:
Express Harrisburg Pitfsburg, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached T. n b anu $50
daily. ~ ,.
FOR WiamspOr Lock Haven, Cory and Ere at $50 m
connecting CORY for Titusye Petroleum Centre and the
OH Regions. WillamspOrt and Lock Haven . a. N.
Washin and the south, Limited washing
ton Express Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday
arrive Washington 4.l2 Regular at 4:3O and
$40 and lUp sunday 4:30 a. III. and 10 p Ill For
Baltimore IN. except sunday. ~ ,o, n 80 ,-,.., :,
Expires ior Phalepha 43 730 $40 go Lmltea n II
o a. m, 8, g. 1880 $50 p Emgrant AMI second
oats OF Brooklyn connect with all through trains
at Jersey Guy aOring speedy and direct transfer TOR
Brooklyn travel - .,,,,sn,.o e.gn ,o.o = -, ,.,,oo
Trains arrVeFrom poo lo:to r. m, ~ ..
Washineton and baltimore $50 2, $50 4;45 1910
n, sunday fi5O a. III. and 1910 p. From Philadelphia
43O GO 40 1910 1870 $50, 4tO. $40 $50 aud
lOlOp m: SUNDAY i;3O 6oo lo4o il;3o n $40 lOlO
u.
and fnot of De.bIOsses COrtlandss; No
Brooklvn Annex Depot foot OF tnltOnst Brooklyn Nos
II. II 4 and ls Hudsonst HobOken Depot Jersey City
sn,;,g,ani Ticket ONCE No Battery place a
''"'hi"" l. \. FARMER tieul Passenger Agent
Id ;
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
HENRY HOLT & CO.. New-York.
INuE TEMPERAMEN1S.

l. TnEIR MALADAPLATI9N II MARIEHiAAIGE;
man nay not marry 9t sister grrv mted view OF %
THE sCRiPEG 10 46 contains the following articles by
the Editor. EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d. ,
Art jS-Diseascs Detective NutIiion IN Young People
Has il any Influence spinal Disease Diseases OF III.
Joinsi What IS tie Nature Of these Diseases and what
%T of the Recum Bladder they simulate
the Lover Bowel its chief symptom itching often unsls
pomv Of Diseases smpahles Of the organs Tissue
Fistua Piles their effect on the Bladder treatment
Art 6O-Infant Mortality in New York. How Can Ile
Physoo gc Marriage Of Appropriate Tempeamen be Pro
Art 62Do Idocy and ScToful2 originate most most freq9snBiy B
from he Marriage OF Blood l!e aii2s OF are Ie i 70 Nv M
10 choose their iiusDanosl 25 cents; ,o-.o,r.,,,.
Between the sexes What are the Iempeamentsi Import
ance Of Disingglsnf Them BG%T9 w. Ma1gS T sboSd
ana should not Marry illustrating the subject 70
TIE SCALPEL six volumes of 500 pages neatly bound
'Ot oRGANIc IAW OF THE sEXEs-P Physiological Mar
riage Natural Instinct directs me Sn1ce ES @ Son5e d
Negatively Electric; Proof mat Life is Evolved Without
DEF cRdmics subsnaio SrctuI9
Vaoocee Arrest OF Development and other Diseases which
INFLUENCE in producing NeTyoos E6haIs
type selected from 5000 treated during the
Treatment of these Diseases abridged from Lectures
70 r m p'TG 1f TE CpE ny 20 5iaye ~ pages Is
Every line from pen Of Dr Dixon o; great yalue to
the human race Horace Greeeys Review oi oman
and Diseases.
''Dr Dixon has made audience for himself by the
strength of his stye Of his views His great
experience profession viii ALWAYS weight 70 what
he says always read with poht t-lBoston
Traveller ,.- 49,,
'Dr DIXON is a man OF the greatest capacity 10 teach
Every page weighty with knowledge and experence'-
hours for consutatlon 10 To- 10 evenings
DOCKS offered to the HIGHEST BIDDER.
I'D Catalogue No. So of large collection OF new and old
books every department Of literature ready sent
cent Of 3cent stamp March 81 is the last day Tor bids.
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, SIS Bcekmanst, n y.
GIL MSPINAFORE," At Popular Prices.
II. NJ s PINAFORE," Libretto lOc: full score 81:
THE LITTLE DUKE" vocal selections bound. 25c.
and DITSON & co.
1.-THE SOPCERER" III and S43 Broadway.
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0carners.

LADY living near enough to the city
~ 10 command masters desires two young ladies TO edn-
daughters aged 10 ana II those approaching
Ons Of the city, J. W j.. Station d. New.f0rK
A HARVARD GRADUATE and experienced
~ desires two private pupils or VIII give les
sons in board easant private family refer
ences. Address NJ. A." l6 East 2dst, Newi ork Clty
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 70 colleges
Schools and Families. Address OF call on MISS NJ -
YOUNG, American and Foreign Teachers Agency, 20
UnioD-square Broadway side
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNION-SQUARE, NEWIORK; -,
supplies GOOD teachers with POSITIONS Apphcauonform
Supplies schools ana families with cOuetent n'
stTuctors WITHOUT CH AKGE - oo.. - =. =,
T. COTLESW ORTH Pin CkNEY, 80 tnion-square, n
A merican School Institute, Established 1853,
~ Promptly Families Schools, Colleges with
teachers Professors Of known Cabre and character;
sells and rents School Properties
GIVES parents safe advice about GOOD SCHOOLS
represents reliable teachers seeking engagements
j. ". SCHERMEKHOKN A. NJ, secretary.
80 East l4th.sL (neaT University place., y. Y.
CONVERSATIONAL and Grammatical
French Partisan lady Oi ali ltV aud expert
pupils residence mine 81 week 90 East slstsi
CONSTANT DEMAND for Skilled Teachers.
" -1mmediaeIy, Classical Master, Massachusetts High
EpscOpaan for classics and mathematics near city
EpscOpaian lady, department Pacific Coast Application
forms Tor stamp J. W. SCHERMERHORN, Secretary
American School Institute. 30 East l4th.st.
rINEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
l witbo1t charge Mi-s FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA.
IIONAL BUREAU 80 UniOn-squaIe
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Dusluees Chances.

CAPITAL, LOOK AT THIS FORTUNE!
~ REVOLUTION ~ BUTTON MANUFACTUREi
For sale cheap Patent buttons fastened TO any dresses
without needle thread rvcng machine Samples
at - ISOwcry. a. NICHOLSON. Inventor.
EOR SALE at half price (S3, ,0O0) an estab-
shed succeSsful respectable attractive business satIs
factory for selling Address o. A. Tribune Uptown
Office. 1.2jS broadway.
GALE of DRUGGISTS FIXTURES-COST
~ NINE THOUSAND DOLLAkS.-WiQ be sold for
TWO THOUSAND with the store aud business. 10 De
moved poor health the cause terms easy Address
DRUGGIST, Box 50, lla ttOTd. Conn.
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Bankrupt Noilres.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9th day Of September 4. d. 1873. Warrant In Bank
ruptcv issued against the estate OF JOHN ii.
YOUMANS. Of New-NOrk City. in the County OF New
and OF NewHOrk who ha been adJuiged BANK
his petition the payment of deOts and
delivery OF property belonging to such bankrupt to m
use transfer Of property by him.
forbidden law that meeting Of the creditors Of the
bankrupt, prove their debts, and 20 choose
assguees his estate Viii be held at Court Of Bank
ruptcy 70 be holden at No Walrcn3 IN the CITY OF Sew
before john " Little esquire Register on the 2d day Of
ApTL A. ID. 1873 at 10 o'clock a. LOUIS +. PAYN,
U S Marshal az Messenger southern District of New York
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Commencing March II, 1879. New.YOrk. foot Of
Liberty C.. X. r. OF y. j. Tor
Highland and Toms Rive & ID. 1l:lj a. m; 400 D.
VincIand, BridgeOn ana Atlantic City. ll:ij a. III.
WareIOwn. S:l a. m. i:UU p.
BaTnegat and Tuckert0n. 400 p.
y al }
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UIHE GOSPELS IN POETRY.

III "001 '1''0 -
READY THIS WEEK:
one ~ tho most remarkable books issued from the
lUcrScan urcss being Al ENTIRELY NEW THANSi4A-
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ILtSDAf, lIITVH II T. VI
The annual report of the Cleveland. Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad Company fOi
the year ended December 81, 1873, shows that tho
results of the operations Of the year compared with
those Of the year 1877 as follows:
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1n5irnr1l0n.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVFRTISERS!
"A I2X TeRERs d E99 5TE E1Is 70 and
o,-, ,,, ~, oNE oFFISE S5S T..,,,..- ,,.-.v.
copy wien asking ior estimate
HELLENIC INSTITUTE, No. 1.4s1 Broad
way T. T. TIMAYENis ~ Ph . D. Principal StoGents
The department Of Modern Languages under le charge Of
MoNsTERY. Private and class dsrrucuoq Day and eve
Iained by addressing JOHN ALLYN so Frankinst Boston
University Grammar School, No. ! ,4s1 Broad
wsT neas M ByYaI GoHfsc fN d M FssS, PsssSa de-
For Young Lsdies-Ctv.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
IA. l2 East 47th-st. and 80 West lGihst
For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
WI Young Ladies and Children. No "a East 22dst wall
reopen On THURSDAY. september 70.
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
YIN receive pupil. in painting Landscape nower sn life
china and docoraoD) her studio Tho Bella No as East
2eth-st. corner 4th ave
References MI. j Huntington, Mr. WIN. Hart MI James
NJ. Hart. MI. A. + Bellows
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
LYKS. l.. JEItNEtTAN DOh EN, ~ Nllil-
vi tonst BIoohlvn, gives instruction music and the
modern languages private lessons a their residences 10
ladies' RAOse carly instruction IN English has been Genceh
For Boys and Young Men-Countrv
"a Homelike Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. T. HlNDS, A 81" Hempstoad Long Island
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sumner or Winter stcckbidge Mass + H0FFM1SS
pLACK HALL SCHOOL.-A family school
ID for a few BOYS at OLD LYME Conn, Long leland
6Onud ne healthy location malaria OF and
For circular references apply
CHARLES GRISWOLD BARTLETT, Lyme Conn
COLLEGIATE and Commercial (and Military
~ Institute, New-H Haven, Conn. WM. II. RUSSELL
EAMlLY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
l. Classical UBiOnyiDe ". y. q. s. HARTWkLL. A.
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IL 1 TIE TIE II Tribune PRESS.
1.-THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870.
Edited by Edward Mcpherson.
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ATe9snen' nsyenne and Expenditures
senators Imports and Domestic Ex
PGesi fGtGs E1eenye Diploma Immsrqton Railroad Tables
of the I 'DIted states Savings Banks statistics.
Departmental Officers Of the Public Debt OF The United
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Statistics Of Trade and Com. resentatiyes s.o,os
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NEW-EIAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Pecksp daily (Sundays excepted for
New Haven at and IL D. IN. connecting WIN road
NEW-YORk CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. necoWDer 80,
lsIs through trains vii leave Grand G. ntral Depot:
500 cstefn and NOrthern Express with drawing
room cars 10 hauy aud Rochester aid from Albany to Non
tTeal saratoga.
1880 a. ~. Chicago and Western ExDress. with draw.
ing 10 Cauand gua. Rochester aud Buffalo.
II o. Express 10 Albany and Troy, with connections
tO UCa and Rutland.
500 p. n, Montreal Express WIFI through sleeping car
via II. A pans.
600 D. m At Express daily, with sleeping for
ST. L0s running through every IN the week, also sleep
ug for Bun TO- Nagd Fs IoCt0 and Detroit ana for
Montreal. excepting sunday night via saratoga.
1870 Express Rochester and Corning via Co
neva Steering cars 10 Genera and Rochester.
$50 p. M Pacific Express daily, with Sleeping cars
Rochester Niagara Fill- Buffalo, Ceyclan IOledO DETROIT
and CncaE0 ami excepting SATURDAY night To NatertONh
Tickets sale Nos. 252 and Alb Broadway and at
Express COmpanys Offices, NO Ifh place. 40
and 9t2 Broad way NewIork ana 90 MaSiR1S'hsI
BROOKLYN. ~ " r-I4
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LIN.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHI a: ~,


EXPEESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave New York foot Of Liberty for enton and Pha
dcpha at ESQ, y . llOO 1870. 4. 900. IL p W.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsyiyania hai
road Third ami lerS.st at 64j, way 40 93O ll"o r
Leave Trenton fo NewYork 100 except Monday, 6i5
S:i3, 1920 a No.. l2:I5 2:2j. 4:l2, C:l5 p IN. ,ooo -
Pullman Draw attached To the VOV a. NJ,
?. trains from NewYOrk; TO the $40 a. Ill" li' y hr
trains from Philadelphia. -, , ,,,,.,.,.n =,
a.. $50 NewGOrk Tor IIeptph ri . IL hp
5:3J u. m Leave Trenton l2O. $50 IN, 6lO
Connection city station by ferry 10 anu
BROOKLYN ETie" Depot Jersey Guy. u,
Tcgets for sale AT foot of LDertys, Nos % anu
way I'm Ncw.York aud Brooklyn, and at No 4 COnrLSt,
Br0oklyn baggage ChcckC from residence 10 dps'hton
H. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass AGENT
EOR NEW-IIAVEN, its surroundings and
4 all the New York Boston ana AIT LINE
Derby and North Hampton KairOads dlrect steamers
JOHN II. SIAIlN and ERASGUS CORNING leaye Plef 10
y. H.. foot OF C0urtanit-si at p M every night N t9
week except Saturday arrive New Haven in time Tor al
all railroads best facilities Tor PASSENGERS
relgt; larc ~; excursion, 81 30 staIs Ne"laV'h
JOHN IL. sTARlN. Proprietor.
I EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Jan !,
1877 depots foot Of Courandt aud Des0.sess
~ $3.50 M Night Express daily for EastOn Bethlehem
Allentown Mauch C4unk, Wikesbarre IlttSt0n, Sdyr ri.
MIRA Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fas ana
the West Pullman sleeping coaches atticbed
RDBl IA. SAIRE, oupt anu Eng T..
General Eastern once Church aud CurtdHit--ts
CHAS. H. CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-19

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
vi Ladies and Children. No "a East 22d.st wall
reopen ThuTsGai, September 70.