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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09
DIED.

FRIEDMAN-Monday evening, April 7th,
MAGGIE, wife of Myer Friedman.
The remains will be taken from her late
residence, No. 30 Poplar street, tomorrow
THURSDAY, at 7:SO am, for interment at
Urbana, Ohio.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09

Passanante, the would-be assassin
OF King Humbert, has won the ad-
mration Of all Italy by the GOODNESS
aud stoical courage he displayed
during his trial. His recent limited
pardon blythe king is likely to add to
the popularity Of both, notwithstand-
ing their peculiar relations to each
other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09

An actress famous for her eternal
youth is said to preserve her complex
ion by taking arsenic and retiring at
night with a pad of chopped veal on
each cheek.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09
Cincinnati Produce Market

CINCINNATI, April 9.-Flour firm.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
steady at 37@3Sc. Oats steady at
29@32c. Whisky dull, nominally
$l02. Pork quiet and unchanged.
Lard firm, at 6.40c. Bulk meats firm,
at 1865, ASS, 4.90, 5@5.05c. Bacon in
better demand prices unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09

Of course take your customary trip
to the country, but don't forget DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, that indispensable
help in every emergency. Costs only
25c bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09

New ORLEANS, April 8, 11:3O am.
Cotton firm; middling, 103c. Re
ceipts, 1890 bales. Sales, 1000 bales.
Stock, 1886 bales. Market closed
yesterday steady.
GALVESTON, April 9.-Cotton is
quiet; middling, 10sc. Receipts, 1856
bales. Stock, q, ,957 bales. Sales 300
bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 9, 200 pm
Cotton opened this morning firm at
quotations the same as yesterday
Upland middling, 6 Lied; Or
leans, 63-16d. Estimated sales, 5000
bales; for export, 1000 bales. Re-
ceipts, 00bales; American 6450 bales.
Futures opened firmer with buyers at
previous prices; afterward improved
from l-32d to 1-16d. Deliveries for
April 6 3-32d; April and May,
1-l6d@6 3-32d; May and June,
5-32d; June and July, 67-32d; July
and August, 67-32d@6ld; August
and September, 6 9-32dG6 5-16d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09

From recent pedestrian intelligence
there is need of a song entitled,
" Tramp, tramp, tramp, the gals are
marching RI Atlanta Constitution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09

Co., was stricken with paralysis yes
terday while talking with friend.
He now lies in a critical condition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09
Stritken vim F,nraIynis.

CINCINNATI, April 9.-Mr II. B.
Seeley, ofthe firm Of Jefras, Seeley 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09
DISSOLUTION.
3. AND |. ASSOCIATIONS,

Mechanics B. and |. Association
TNHE regular monthly meeting of this Asso-
l. citation will be held on WEDNESDAY,
evening, April 3, 1879, at o'clock. Mem
bers are earnestly requested to attend. Those
who have failed TO pay their monthly dnes
are urged to call on the secretary at Planters
Insurance Co. and pay their arrears.
g. V. RAMBAUT, Pres't.
Gas. Z. PATERSON. Sec'y. 32-&
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL.
MEMPHIS, April s

corroN STATEMENT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-09
LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
"A WIN A FQRTUNE-Fifth Grand Dis
tTloutdon, Glass =, at New Orleans, Tuesday,
May l3, lSI9-l0Sth Monthly Drawing.
I0lIISlANA cTATE nTTrpv noun.,,,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
ruIcU VALLEY RAILROAD

Il ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 g Leave dois loot Of Sorandt and Desorossessts
Msuch Chunk nazeton. Mahsnoy City, Ashland Wilkes.
barIr. Scranton and ItalkhannOck,
n. Express, DAILY Eason. Bethlehem,
All r-,iwn MaucI Chunk. wflkesbarIo. Elnir.L Ithaca
GtHev Auburn Rochcsi-r uhae Niagara Falls and the
Wcst. Pullman rle ping COACHES atlach,A
HOBT SAYRI, SuD'tand Eng'r
General Eastern Oice, Church COrtlaldi
Ii L -
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
rTO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSNLVASIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEw.YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA

NEM 1OEh AND DIulLADELfnlA-
Fourteen Through Trains each daiy three depOts
Philadelphia, Two ~ New-lork.
Double Track the most improved Equipment, and tho
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after July 7. 1879
Express Trains leave NewNO via DesDrOsscs and COrt-
- andt street Ferries rs foi0wsi
i3O f:5O, $40 40 limited II a. I, $50 !, ,. 7:3D
$50 ad ~ ~ m sunday, 4:3O and nLi D. U, 1850. s5O
and 10 D. IN.
Boats "BrOokyn Annex" with all through trains
Of Jersey Cty ahOrdng speedy and direct ua2sfer iOr
Brooklyn tayel.
1896 B. $50 and II a. m Limited Express 1870 M A.,
h:5O. and 100 p M ON sunday. l2Ol 3:2O 800 500 and
$50 H. IN; !, ssS5 J.. m.
Ticket 0mtes- J26 and ga Broadway, No. AstOt
ous and foot of DeshrOsses and COrtsudtsts No
st. BOokln Annex Depot, foot OF Fuonst Brooklyn
Mis- a. ll6 aud lis udsOn.sL, Hobok0n Depot Jersey
civ. Enlgraut cGet Office, No. . Baueryplace.
FRAN h THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General II anager Gehl Passenger A-'t
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

EOR HAVEN, its surroundings and
4 ali stations on the NewYork, Boston and Air Lire
Derby North Hampton Rareads dIcct- steamers
JOnN H. STAIN aud EKAsIUs CORNING leave PIER
Is. r. foot of CDTlandt IT., az p every night In the
week excerpt saturday arryein New Haven n time for all
morning all aTOads beat facilities for passengers
ana ci-t ar II excursion, I'll So staTius New Haven
Tran. .lOTtaOr Line. JOHN II. STARIN,
Dr.a
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
ANE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR To WORCESTER Limited tickets 81.
GOOD ~ PPEK on the Tor cents Steamers leave
tl,r a., North kiyer daily. at $3.50 %. IN.
steamers Of thc NORWICH LINE leave same pier daily.
tNefk - ~. sundays $50 NJ Boston.
aud for Portland White Mountains daily
exec -tali
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
TuInp CAIL-2elO P. NJ.
MONDAY. sept. PEP. NJ

MONDAY. sept 29-P.N
II the general public is not extensively engaged
- sn..ulations the professional operators ara
s,pendins largo sums of money in commissions 70
,,'nninn,ate the market. To-day the dealings IN
-. ,mountod 10 40, 800 shares, and IN all
.,ocks 20 AIS. $50 shares, at par values 10 moro
th.u $4,000 900. The opening was ouoysn''
", thara were no subsequent reacuohs
,hat nermitted the market TO DO called any
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
pRoyIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

FULL NIGHTS RESI- ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
HE fANOklrE PALACE sTEAMERs
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Anen,
49,. 81, RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse M0tt
leave m daily (Snpdays excoptod fTOu 10 North
IiyeT UOOt Oi WfIrrnstJ
Passengers arrive IN Boston a No nt0rlnedlae
landings between New iOrk and Providence.
SfatsIooms ana tickets At Nos 3b3 3vI 80 and
Hsz broadway. NJ metropolitan ane k1h Ayonuehotes y
u anu oOJ asnE ~n-ht BolElyn. Also, uckets sold At
all hoel ana principal ticket Offices, and at all offices OF West
colt Express Company.
l.. w. g. A.. AgL ID. =. BABCDtk, ProsL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
THE ERIE RAILWAY

L now known by its name. the NETWORK. LAKE
ERIE and WESI kEN ltAlLHOAD Arrangement OF trains
taking eject July Ia, 1871 ~ -,
Coaches 10 Buffalo ant suspension Bridge
M. (aiy) fast St Louis lNpress arriving at Buffalo
m connecting with fast trains To the West ANA D.
West. Pullmnns best DIswngrocrl Sleeping Coaches ID
D. N. pa.ly) Pdclac Express for the Sleeping
Coaahes through To Buffalo. Niagara FAILS. Clncin-
and Chicago without Change; also Hotel Dining
1p IN Emgrant tram for the West.
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New York. for
Newark, Olo $40, ll3O l. m, a:lO 4.2p oJn. t.lO 1S)
D. m aud II midnight Saturday nights only sundays, 9lj
!" park aud Passac g. 1850 TO- 1920 T. m (the
loj M train stops Rutherford Park only
i2mdnght sundays, q. $780, 1920 a. III, lia5 O:3O $50
Paispson Pi p t. S;iE $50 $40 TO- lO:2o Ii.sO a. n ~
moor La I $40 $3.50 l2O 40 ), J:lO J;2' jiO GiO
:3u r. 7O s. 10 D. m. aud ~ midnlgnt SUNDAYS. g. iO
el5 O:lO l45. $3.50. z, p, ~; aud II midnight
~unern A. 100 10 20 a. M lao, 800 o. OlO. 1. m, IL
midnight sundays o. $3.50. 1920 u NJ, li0 $50. 2.
and . midnight. 800
Warwick i.jO M. 400 p NJ 90 Ana
NeNburg Cornwall. 1850, In- $780, 4;SO p m sun.
Rondont and Kingston, A. IN, $3.50 p m. SUNDAYS sSOa
";io-hen D. 100 o. 1920 a.. $780, 35o 43o p N.
DAYS a. - 50. !u..u M, b.JO ! y.
Mluaet0Wu. 4.JO % 1870 4. 800 $50. 2. Sua
dals $50 lO.2Ua In. 6stu y. Tho - and $50 p
m connect with NeNl Ofk ana Os"ogO .laAd ha
'' PM ~ Irrvis $50. D. 1920 i:3O o. T. sundays
$40 1000 A. m. %, $3.50 and 7 D. m.
N6F-Boa~ .d 1t quarter OF and quarter after each
horr nom 5.b a IN. 10 oil and at lO40 aud ll;i3
ior passage and Tor apartments Ia Drawing room
ana sIeeriuc COACHES b. Obtained and orders
mar oaces 20. fOl O 95 Broadway " Y; No.
tptut Al. RIOOklvn, o at the comp0nNs DepJta - -
xpress trains rUm tho West arrive In NewNVrA Al 1910
d. in'' l@-y M sn ~ ABB6rI. Agt Now.York
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
steamers NEW PORT and OLD COLONY, from Pier -.
North River (Sundays includedl at Flie only
ONL DOllAE Limited tickets good only on steamer on
and train which leaves Newport
5:8G next morning arriving IN Boston AT 1850 m: Tickets
and staierOoms obtained Ony OF once Pier ~. North
Ivsf, aud oa steamers. BORDEN & LOWELL. Agts
GIn. I- CONNOA. Oen'I Pass'I Agt.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
NEW-YOIK and PHILADELPHIA NEY
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR ILEN Ton AND lIILA DLLPHlA

Leave New.York Liberty-st for Trenton and Pha
delpAia at 65u -, w. 10 49, 4 OioV 'i4o IL
For Trenton. 1870 Z
Leave Philadelphia from station Phia. and Reading R-i
Third and Berksst. 7:iJ. s:lo TO- 1850 H., llo
$40 6.iD, 1iIa, II y. -
Leave Trenton for NewYok at l2O except Monday 6;i0
sl8 $50 1910 a. n l2.lU 92O s:l2 4lH, $40. y. N.
Pullman Drawing Cars attached 10 mo n i
aus from NewYork, to the $40 a. n lio r. m Trans
from Phllade pha ,-..,. -, -.
SUNDAY TRAINs-Ieave New York and PhilaGe'qii al
ga m b.O IL a. m Leave York Trenton at 2 "A.
53O D. m. Leave Trenton at l;2O $40 a IN 6:iV p
Connection 4. made Cty station by Terry 20 anu
from BrooElyn and Erie Depot at jersey City. 90,
Tickets Tor sale az Of Liberty Nos 2e9 4Ol. stl
q57 broadway al the principal hotels, and at Nos A.
Court 1t ANA Annex Oice Jewels Wharf, BTOOSyn Bag
aape chec ked from residence 10 deatiuatl0n.
IL. p. BALDWIN. Con. Pass. Agent
LOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
saucK aud Hous1iDno RailroadsSeamorsi leave Cath
nrue iIirf T.. an and p.
-. d l.. nm MINI rl-Lf.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

II TUN HUrIU md ALI IUINIS LAHI
p IN, from Per 49, Snrth River loot Of IaysLi
hpeciD limited ucscts. GOOD ONLI 2l5 a. IA.
noctlus train AZ soDnnOn. sold
w Bgston iof ~. z, .
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Conne tons Leave foot VI Lbcriy'L for Freehold at
d 4 Il IL !. d.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DiyIsTO,
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ Leave Sew ork. Pier = North River loot Reotorst
toI Long Branch Highlands, &c. 0;'O 300 a. M ''i'
J;Oj
ocean Grove sea Giri. &C., S:lj sos D.
Toms RIVER. MaeltDwn, Barnoga, Iuckort0wn X X anu
Philadelphia, BAD y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
Curoucal 20perusemenIs.

V,AMAR iNDlEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
-CrIBI.D by the iacuy.l-A LAXATIVE refreshing. aud
ozeuge. ior the iuHc nate ciel AMI ehect
cure OF cOns aoa cIlacEc bile hcmorrhoids &C Ianar
tie uslal Dur-GtVc) agreeable 90 aSc AM
never produces ilrtltoi L.. ttLLON, No - Ruc KAN
bueai. Paris. sold by all chemists
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and ST JOHN leave Pier No ~ NORTH ,ac,,ns arI,
At Albany (sunay morning excepted with trains Nor
West and East Excursion To Albany ana return s"'o oo
days. 81 Saratoga and return - 4D,r,rrr pr..,a.rt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
and sr JOHN leave feT "a, No =, m Sors coupaons MSnl
a @ Sunday morning w1 trains eSss SsTt 3
days. days. g. sn' i Saratoga % ana TesuIS pr..a.n
A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
Leave vesysr Fer FeFs1NoR 80 \ r. @ at ss5 S and ga
@3AeR rERS Ns F f6S 4G5SF bee,
BEtR sp FiqF2 sy ysSS SSTP Sfs. 5 ana
M2R ana rsossla for S
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New.York foot of Desbrosses and Court
for Wa.ains9n pI,soargp cG,"mog' Gncn@s
anS hs!soah Pa@a" cars from Ba%Orc
oo TOO m Tor Wassiasicn and the West Pullman
from toT G nenpS ana I9 wis
and 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cncin
HH @ ane n M for Washington we, MAKING same con-
neaC 6 h for ,eH s %eiS Tor r. the south and pu
man seePer S% for cRaar cncnna
is louisville, Ious Columbus pitts9arg the south and
nsti connects at Washington with for LyDchbnrG
'a Aka e oSa GS%psoy' 10Y, Of os cSa8s S
RotSD THF TISKbTS TITkb T6oG5SnlB6 10 lnBA6SsAs NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
- Forry station in Sew YorS loot Of LiheIys Wharf
Commencing sept. 30 1s7aTrams leave New-fork' 1901 o
Gao For rl",nng gtop Rasion Belvidere. Mauch
Chunk. Tamagaa. wilscsDarre, Elmr- &c. Connects a'
i5 a. Nor or Iiih Brirgc Branch schooley. Mou7aln
Budd- Lake HouatacOng. Ea-ton. HairisntIg'
MauCh CAung Tsnaaus. WlEesbarTe ScTantoh "i1"ih'-
1880 a. and 1870 y. m- For somorsie and Fienipgton
u. Ficmngton. EastOn. Mauch Cnunk, IamaquA'
WiikesbaTro Scranton. Tunkhanaock Iam-qua, Hazetol
Reading. lOitsVil!e. HaffisJurs &c. -. ,,-.-,
4fO m-Tor Hieh Bridge Branch Schooleys Mountain;
Badds LAKE AID Lake Hopaieong Eason BoiVid're ana
MHuch Chunk.
ElmiIa ,vc CONNECTS ~ lnrdon ior D. L. am W. H. H.
4:lJ ~ For LisiOl.
ir trans To- io,aI points timetables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lfage Al y A. u, i p m or Bouhd
brook Intermediate points and at a3O p M TOT faAoD'
Ecaiue and harrisburg. -. .......,o,
a Jersey cry station. and from Brooklyn aud Ere Depot
Jersey civ.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Tram lrnve at 7:iJ. llij "a. m. lt5o 55O Tx
press. :. 5:l5 y. for Red Bank Long Branch ocean
Grove. Vc. ~ ~ MA.
Al 80 u m Vneand Toms River, sc
Ala u. NJ. Brick ~bufg. Toms River Waretown Bar
ncgtt, Tucker own d. r.. Nc -...... ,.r - - "a.
Oceanic ana Fair Haven at Red Bank u
and Point Pleasant st sea Giit with all TRAINS
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Sew ork. North River loot Reotorst
fof Long Branch Highlands, &c, O;'O. 300 a. M S'l'
ocean Grove, sea Grt. &C.. S45. sos p. m.
Toms RIVER MacItown. Barnogat Tuckortown X H. ana
PhiladelDila, BAD ,. IN.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Come, tons Leave foot VI Lberiy'L for Freehold at
1;i5. ll;I5 a. L.. q, DID, D. hl
NEW VppK oud pUITADFI pTIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
6ieambonts ano Railroads.

4 DyoiLK TX rRI,I'Nt vii Es REcfivFD AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. I.23N Broadway, cor. Thirty
nrst-st 3g, West Twenty -thrcsi, cor highth-aye.
No o. East FOuriccRth.st., corner Uulon-sduare
700 Ihlrdaye. cor Font; ;-ssventh-sL: az tho HARLEM
OFFICE, 10. 3.sSl ThiTdsve, cor, pne-hundredand
twenty ourst tHailem Savings Bank BuildAgl 10 50
IA. at regular Ojioe rateA
A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing at
~ SsyreS1c. South Anh0s. Perth AmbOy. Tottenvle
Woodbridge, Eosvfde and star Landing; Steamer Wyoming
from eot Cana'. every day at p fare lower than
any other route
EEOR R0NDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landin
COlgcns West polnl Cornwall NeWburgi Marlboro,
Milton. PouRhkeepse s0yns conne.tDg with Ulster and
Delaware ana Wakll valley Railroads STEAMBOATS, AMES
". ALDMIN tnd THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY al
D. NJ. per 80, North River, isot OF HafrsOn-st.
Except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves at p m
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
j FlELD. WIflLE MOUNTAINS, MON risf,AI. ana in
tcrmeuiate points steamers leave Pier 20 e. r., daily
Sunday excepted ~ p m and IL .. nl connecting
pecial trains AZ New Haven or aiford Springfield.
g. Tickets -Od and baggage checked ~ 0i4 Broadway
NcwloiK. ana Courtst, Brooklyn. Excursion to New
az Il ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
vOOK IAT1NDRESS or HOUSEWOT

EOOK-YOung woman as cook doesn't object
10 prvar boarding house school would go second IN
tciass place; references. ia West 33d-st. rear
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

COOK, &c.-By an English Protestant woman
Y cqn cook wash and iron will give sa'isfactiOni Ia
good reference; city or country. HOME BUREAU, l3S
0thavc, 4 doors above lcti-st
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
NrTW.YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

" RIVER RAILROAD -Comnencng sept -, 1919
through trains wlllrave Grand Cen raj pcpOt;
h.uU a. m Western and Northern Express drawingrooin
ST. AlD and VI nttr -tfds
IO3Oa M. ChlcasO and Western Express draWingroom
ca o Canaudaigua Rochester and Buffalo.
100 Express TO Albany and Troy win sonneeuOns
10 Uuca, saratoga Glens Ia ana Rutland.
$3.50 D. IN. u.d sly. special Albany and Troy.
a:eu D. m Albany and Troy Express ,.
m. Louis IXpress sleeping for
ST. Louis through every day Ia tue Ws-h s Sleep
IN cars Buffalo Niagara Fails 1Olol0 ana DeIOlL aud
for Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night VIA SaraiOes "a
T:3O y. Fast Express for Rochester NiasdIa 49,
Corning VIA Geneva Sleeping cars to Geneva hoNn''0
and Niagara Falls. -, ,., -. o..
SO D. M Pacific Express daily with sleeping cars fos
Rochester NIAGARA Fa Buffalo Cleveland. Ioleno Drtio
and Chcaeo also excepting Saturday night TO clayton and
Mafrruvn and excepting saturday ana SUNDAY nsh. -
Montreal via - Albaus SATURDAYS Montreal car leaves
.,-. o., ALL.
and 1TOy.
Wrstcott Express COmpanys Oiccs Nos Iarkpdce ISO
da,aos,yn -1' {. H. MEEkER,
-'-N' General PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Josh BILLINGS NEW BOOK.-Ont to-day,
- OLD PRoBARILITY o The who Ten Bli,ngs ,g FsImsr:
with new writing and comic Illustrations. Price, al 90
q. ". CARLETON Co, Publishers New.l0rk
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
Just Issued,
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
lis MEN AND IT'S PRINCIPLES,
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. SO.


PRICE CENTS.
CONTAINING:
THE NEW.YokK STATE TICKET. THE REPUBLI-
CAN PLATFORM. MIR. CORNELLs LETTER OF AC.
CEPTANCE. SENATOR CONKLIN9's SPEECH AT
SARATOGA. vICEPREsIDENT WHEELER AT SARA
ToGA PRESIDENT HAYES's SPEECH AT YOUNGs-
TOWN, ONO. PRESIDENT HAYES SPEECH AT
DETROIT MICH. SENATOR FENTON's ADDRESS TO
THE FARMERS ON THE FRUITS OF AGRICULTURE,
AND THE CONDITION OF TILE FARMER HERE
AND ABROAD
TRIBUNE EXTRA, NO. 56. PRICE CENTS
Address THE TRIBUNE.
NEW-YOEK.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
NoRTUFRN RAILROAD O.

Trains tnglewood cosier piermont aud Nyark
T. s.N ~. "A m l. 8 g. 4.5O b;aU G.SO $50. l3O y. m
Sundays, a. IA. aud $50 D. m The 1850 y. M. tram viii
leave "a minutes later IA uriay nghts.
mo y. ABBOTT. Gonl fassr Agt. New-iors-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

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RAILROAD-Great

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD-Great Trunk
Line ard United states Mail Route On and after Juiy
z. 1879. trains leave NewIork VIA Desbrosses and Corr
landt street Ferries as follows;
INpess for Harrisburg. pttsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached m, ana o;3O
For WliamspOrt. L0ckhaven, Cory ald Erie $40 D.
CORY iur Iusyilc. Petroleum Centre
t,e on Regions Wihamsport and LOckhayeu q.
Baltimore ashingtn the South " Limited W asing-
ton Pullman pariOr cars daily except sunday,
10 M Washington i:l2 p. Regular II $50 aai
$50 a. m. L. 4, and 10 p. m. sunday 10 =. in. -
Express Philadelphia. i;3D 7:30 e2u. 3. 90 Limited
IL M. l. $50 J. o. g. 73O $50 and 10 D. m SUNDAY 4ig
1880 m.
Of" BROOKLYN Annex" connect with an through
Jersev city. aordnga speedy and airect transfer
Trans Arfivc-From Ptsburg 6,o5 lO4O m 1910 pm.
daily 800 n NJ, O-O ~ daily except Monday Prom
Washington and baltimore Goo a. =, Sju 400. 1910
r. sunday C.5D a. N. From philadelphia, $50. opi,
i0lb D. ni sunday, $3.50. sO5 65o loi0 ll3OG m, $50
cet 1fce 526 and ei4 Broadway, No. Astor House
ori 80 W esbrosSe- and Cortiandtsts.. No Court St ana
Brooslyn Annex Depot foot OF EutonSt BROOKLYN; Nos
III Iie aud is HudsO-st. nObOken Depot Jersey cry
Imig,ani Iicket once, No BatteryDlace. fne New.
YoT Tsusfr company Viii call for AMI ca bagggc
hotels ana resl'e l. p FARMER. Gent Passenger Agent
EErA 1 - tst nal
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A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.

Leave vestIyst PIER s9 r. at $50 and 2ithsL A. g.
m (fiOm BROOKLYN bv Annex boat at ". Landna A.
MACK FERRY twEsr POINT C0RSMAaLi1 tSISH ~ NJ.
BECK, CATsKILL aud HUDSON. Tickets sold and bag,
gage checked NORTH WEST Tickets or Coupons gooh
ON Hudson RIVER Railroad received for passage.
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r BICkES EMPLOY MENI AGENC1,
n $50 sth.ave~ near 2lthst formerly booklams = VIII DC
founa large 81 select servants. all nations DOtn
prossut and Catholic male AID female. for country ana
cltv, orders by mail receive prompt attention..
wy 49, ~. u. RUCKE, Proprietor.
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A -NENY- -BRTNSWICK boat. Ian,
EAIL RIVER LINE

IT IUK HDNIDN AND ILANI.
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New York
daily ~uudays cXrepted Pier p. North River
OF MuiIav t. 53Op qave BROOKLYN via Annex at p.
H., Jersey city, i:jO y. m.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES-GOVERNMEN1 STOCK DBPARrHgyE

FIRST cALre-IOL O'CLOCK /. ".
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silnailons UaHteO--fenaIes

4 YOUNG lady, age thirty-One. who is re-
"a liable, intelligent end rehued NOT afraid d W. YORK au
% a. housakeepr where ful services would be appre
ci.f. Address Miss NJ" Box III, PeeksE, N u
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GARDENER, &c.-By married man, Eng
" h :uo children; ihorou shy undersands The manage
Inen o gr,oc sT ries. iInl How eis 5nH sygo
las .l low ledge famine wife would take iul chGtrc
o. airv ana noury which she fully understands The best OF
references IRON employers Address j. b. 4Sl West
5Sls.
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OOOK. .LATNDRESS, CHAMBERN

u ~ uTson of sfrcy temperate habits; understands
SCUM. bread breakfest cakes etc. ana good laHnoFe,s
Gc aud wants steady place. best city references
IIgulIe for re- 292 Otl-ave.. near lbthsi.
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OOhs sAC y p 10 'canent srci'h ,ri. w.,
nrs-cass references understand their bnsiness p"
fecily III part will do faniys woik y.wten th,
perfect harmony city or country can at zJZ Oth"Ft
near lStn-At.
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DORTER.-A steady and reliable man as
i,re: M tore. employment: has good roicreneo
sc,rn ycs o!l Ist place. Address PORTER Box 20
ub
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Double Track. the most improved Equipment. and tl
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
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Gitnatlons Wanieo-Md!e5

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n YORK rRIBuNk WILL BE RECEiH o ~ Pnrtvar.
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