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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ COHEN BROTHERS
ARE NOW
SHOWING A MOST.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CHOICE NOVELTIES
OF FRENCH, CONTINENTAL, AND HOME
MANUFACTURE,
SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE,
AMONG THEM
BELGIUM BROCATELLES, DROsS PEKlS.
PERSIAN CORDS. CHUDDAH CLOTH.
SCOTCH PLAIDS, MONTE CLOTHS. CAM
ELS HAIR, ZULU CLOTHS, LUPIN'S CASH
MERES in all shades, including SAPPHIRE,
PRUSE, BORDEAUX, GEMS D'ARMES, Sc.
In FINE BLACK GOODS they offer SILK and
WOOL DAMAsSE, SATIN STRIPE, MONTE
CLOTH, GRAPE SYRIEE, INDIA CASH
MERE. PEKIN STRIPE, CAMELS' HAIR.
LUPIN'S CASHMEREs. POLKA-DO'7 SAT-
TEEN, AUSTRALIAN GRAPES, &c.
SILKS.
Everything In the way OF SlLhs can he Obtained At
their house;
Just opened 22 pieces OF GuINET BLACK SILKS
which they are enabled to offer great sacrifice
they include the finest qualities manufactured;
Also, BONNET's "CASHMERE SUBLIME" at
$3.50 Il yard, the value of which WAS 81 last
season;
PLAIN and LORED 81 LIS in all the rare choice
colorings;
FANCY TRIMMING rs In superb styles:
Also. PEKIN SATIN STRIPES, SATIN ARMC-
RES. VELVET BROCATELLEs, SATIN aud
YELVETS;
PEKIN STRIPES In all the various shades and coli
oriDg:
The best assortment CT STAPLE GOODS aud at the
owest prices ever offered. "c
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ANuTnER y1RaNIAN WISHES NOT TO BE
ASHAMED OF HIS MoTHsR srATE.-ERsKls =
MAYO Ross, brother Of Dr.. GEORGE Ross,
Of this city, and who went to. California IN.
lass. there studied and practiced law, and
who at the late election was elected JUS
ti.e Of the Supreme Court Of that State,
writes to his brother that he Is deeply in
terested In the contest now going on in
virginia, aud anxious that his mother State
shall do nothing to make him ashamed OF
her.
nv the way, Judge Ross's case Is re-
marksblc one. He Is only thirty-three
years Of age; yet his standing in the pro-
fessiou aud as a man Is such that he was
fourth on fist Of candidates numbering
nineteen, and was less than 600 votes be-
hind the THIRD man, who was already one
q, the Judges OF the Supreme Court. 10
his own county he received a, 446 votes out
OF total OF $3.50. So much for Rich
mond boy who does not believe in the doc
trine that honor will not buy break
FAST
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A Bad Effect

OF the vicious agitation OF the debt set
Element at this time is that it puts serious
check upon money transactions in which
our citizens are interested. The banking
institutions and the companies having money
to loaG at interest object to lending upon
property In Virginia cities as long as there
Is agitation OF doubt about what disposition
shah be made Of the State debt.
We believe that there will be grand tri-
umph in Virginia; but that is not a matter
of certainty, and capital is always sensitive
and disposed to avoid risk. The excitement
is great, land the Destructive party, relying
m1Eny upon its monstlpus capacity for eX-
aggeration and fable, is throwing all that
it can of confusion and apprehension over
the canvass.
It dis mo wonder that the capitalists are
cautsous and requiring increased guarantees
for ths loan.G money where the agitation
prevails. That impedes bslslness and i'm
pairs the public prosperity at time when
there is the most favorable condition for the
rapid raeoreEy.sf the business end thlift OF
the whole country. This great annoyance
of agitation should increase the public dis.
gust and hslpatience with the evil schemes
and disturbances <sf the followers of the
asch-enemy af the State. Now all lis exactly
10 order for the general good and the resto-
ration OF peace and thrift to all pursuits,
aad but for these Destructiyes all pursuits
waud be deriving these important AaSan.
ta4eS. 49,
Newer was people more causeIessly and
more seriously injured from the hayward
ind vicious schemes of a political factios.
All peace, al! conteatment. Is fretted anA
,arried by this desperate body Of men. Lee
Is hurry forward and 0VerBhelm this body
i public sSemies, aud then re shall force
rem them the rest and thrift which they
ave for moaths withheld from the Com
by their ubiiefaithiessness and
outrage.
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BLACK GOODS 4 SPECIALITY.

BLACK GOODS 4 SPECIALITY.
Great success Of our BLACK ALL-WOOL ,h>U-
our N nYfr 4 I Sh f.! IT, SLACK CASHMERE
arc gtlarant, cl IN price and co:ni,
ST. rs and SATiNS ~ 'y"ry had;
BLACK DRESS SILKS cheaper than over:
Special Inducements IN ELACk->IRiPtD
S.tFlSS;
An crsant assortment, of BLACK anl CoLoREu
Alo. CORDED, STRIPED. aud ENocADED VEL
BLAtk SILK FRlNGrs il ,l,r, n,yr., !.,!yn.:
The latest styles or DEE>>-ErITON>.vr very rEr,p:
PLAID GI\GIT ANS for ,.r's-.~ ra,t.rst uar:, r..
SIIAWL> IN The not elaborate s''t.-:
SHETLAND SlIAWLs tail """l II :!-cAn's l..
The granI..~t display Of BOULEVARD and BAL.
MORAL SKIRTS:
BEAVER aud DIAGONAL LLpAhlNr> ~
500 rairr OF BLANKETS b,u.i!: i: arc'!ou. AL
Offered accordingly
WHITE. RED, and CuLnREn r!A\NtI ~
FANCY .CHECKED and srG!pHo ELANNEL~
for .acQuc>-->omtthtng iew:
We have the M"st extensive ~t"rh "t 10 tkN u.t
DuLMAAS. and can li'",c,''r5 ~" ia l"l,'.
ylr, and quality:
Special attractions in KID GIr|I---i'"A =, ,nr
coL0i:Ep il0SIEEY-;sc @ran!~.. a.I n.o,, lab
crate display:
VIII open during this wee, tn rl..i s"w ria...l
NECkMEAE fun LAplt-. - IT," Wy ..
LACE TIES. HhNI,Nt & uiEE-. au! EiE>.
dies and Gentlemen '"u.Iri-r "]' tie n".'' '.-"t
Ribbons. LAcEs rNEEolnrrfr,. WHITE
GOODS. DOMESTIC All H"r~t.ttENj>l-
ING GOODS. AMI uI,n,lfg, 4" Lr- .r'Drr,. J..
every variety. n h,t,"u prI'",:
Compute STOCK - thini,n-, LI"!es Hi! ''''t' -
mems UNDER EAE:
The best soc. UNLAl.Ni.EIED SHIRT ~ H.
4 fnlI as-or''lrnI OF DOMESTIC rArtr ell
IINIHIMEE EHrrHrE-.
oc ll-S.s&w Col l;rI;d, rnrr'g t,'It ..-','.
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HENRY COUNTY.

OAK LEVEL, Va, October 10, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Notice had been given
that there would be Conservative rally
and speaking at this place on October 9th,
and that the Hon. John Randolph Tucker
would be with US to deliver speech on the
public-debt question, now agitating Vlr.
GINA. The sovereigns assembled at the ap-
pointed time and place, and though Mr..
Tucker failed 10 come, those other diStin-
elished gentlemen Colonel W. L. Sims, OF
Pittsylvania; Mr.. S. q. Whlttle, OF this
county, and Major w. F. {. Gregory. OF
YOUR city, arrived in time 10 meet the crowd.
The Reporters had no speaker present. The
discussion was promptly opened by
COLONEL SIMS,
who, in a speech OF more than an hours
length, gave clear account OF the origin Of
the debt: showed that it was Il just debt !;
proved clearly that it was within the pres
ent resources Of the State to paw the interest
on the debt. as ascertained by The provisions
Of the McCulloch bill; and that it was both
the interest and duty OF th' people OF the
State to accept the law As fiuality. The
Colouels speech was forcible, legal argu-
ment throughout, and he sustained bis po-
sitions in a manner worthy OF his reputa.
ton as lawyer and a speaker.
Mr.. WHITE
then came forward, and In an earnest, manly
speech OF nearly an hours duration, urged
upon the people the acceptance of the Nc.
Culloch bill. He elaborated ut some length
the point that Virginia since the war had
reassumed the debt ard bound herself firmly
by the coupon contract, which the courts oil
highest resort had declared lrrepealabe
BE made chaste and eloquent appeal te
his fellow.countymen to come out and sup
port the right, both because it was right and
because it was their interest to do so. Al
ter the conclusion OF Mr.. Whites speech
MAJOR GREGORY .-..
took the stand, aud words fail me to dc
justice to the mastery effort he made in
behalf OF maintaining the integrity OF Vir
ginia. His wit and humOr were inimitable
his sarcasm keen and cutting, his inyective
ut times terrific, while his eloquence ap
preached the sublime. He covered the
whole ground in convincing and able
manner, and made 1t as clear as logic on
fire with eloquence could do that Virgins
owed the debt, thai she could pay it under
tie McCalloch bill, Rnd that she ought TO
pay It. No., s.. i, ..s.. IN. s
The speeches were all admirable, and
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NJ NEW STOCK. FALL nOOp>.
u. { r. MlTTtLDDhlh az,
J27 BROAD STREET,.

will open on MONDAY Ia. lar&".t and m',.
complete stock Of DRY GrrD~ ia the city. i'u-
chased IN New York at auction i"r cal. Al -"9'!r
at less Than old prices.
BLACK CASHMERE Al l2',, TO-, -, -, 80, "'r:
SIC:
ALL-WoUL ELACk CASHMERE Il; io.+5,;n.
50, 60. 20. So Soc anI u:
our aLL-WuOL BLAI * CASHMERE Al 49,.
can't he beat:
DRESS GOODS in al IA" latest s''l~- and n+'"..
lies. from Sc. per yar'i To- n" Etr>; imsl";
ELAt X SILKS, from suction, from Co.. to - PC
yard:
Look 1T our BLACK SILK a. Il WORTH Il -;
COLORED SILKS and SAlIN> inaH SHADE,
$50 Iirc-S WHITE, RED, ELI. anh "hAl
FLANNELS. III p!aIn and i"ir"d: "hi -
ELhNails a. ~. - 10, -, -; ar ~
prices.
CANTON FLANNELs al 7, ), ., 10, I'd = e.
for The hest article;
a Iu Ii, inc Of Of BLEXCmEb ami EHowN ''r-
tons re!ails! a, whGlr,aIc EriSe,: ..,,.
CARPETS. CARPETS-CARPEIS from tur'in'
ON these goods we ar" the lowest IN prlt' 3" u
HeMr CARPETS A, y; IS; is an; 4c:;;: =, -
GO. 63. 20, 75c., and - Tor tDc Sc: best 'i''*
FLOOR oIL-cLoTns q; So. per yard, r:'.:''
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS in 4 !, 5-i Il 1. an! -
GcG0A MATTlSGS from agti ,%I ann, r,oS-,
very large stock At very " price
TABLE OII.-CLOTHS In greni saT&y'
UNDERWEAR for ladr",. chiIirr"' an" frh''-
men-a c0Iupl"tc assortment:
LADIES TEST-.-luO dozen 10 hc sold q. "''.
apiece. regular price 81 apiece. Looh a '''>'.
T%I'' ST I.T sliiETS and DRAWERS FOR s'2-
tlcncn al !: csc. anirc", r'2nLtr prI'.. = :,
UAnER>liETs at %. so, 33, -, go Oh -
9uc:, and 81 apiece
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There Is not ia Virginia a candidate for
the General Assembly who is in favor Of
raising the taxes. The men who charge
upon the Conservatives that intention kno,o
that they are telling falsehood. They do
not tell it BY mistake. Reader, think mo-
men, and You will see that We are not
wrong. Yol know that under ths MceUL-
Loeb bill there will be no Necessity for an
Increase Of taxes but even il the taxes
ought 10 beincreaseds there are few or no
candidates, even amopgst the best and most
sinaepepr b these v ho aIe. running, that,
have the manliness to yote for such
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ROANOKE COUNTY.
SALsa. Va. October IA. 1

SALEN, VA, October 10, 1879.
Editors DtspGtehs Our people have been
very auch interestedb by some street-preach-
ing the past few days. A young man named
Holder preached the Gospel Friday and
Saturday nigbts in front OF the Duyal House,
attracting quite an attentive crowd Of lis
teners. He also preached in the town-baIl
Sunday afternoon. An Englishman, with
his wife and daughter-a Mr.. Turner'S
accompanying this young man, and they in
tend to preach all along lhe road as far
South as Florida. They are travelling by
private conveyances, and ask nothing Of
dry one. They work upon the plan OF the
sovcalled 81 smouth Brethren, and are very
earnest. 4, s.
We have had some excellent rains recent.
", ana the weather ts getting cooler egatn..7
sts b.
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A WAnx1NG.-JoRs RusEM, in

/, A WAnNING.-JoRE RusGM, in his
50 Fers ClaTigera." says:
Sooner or later, within the next few
years. you will lad yourselves in Parlia-
ment In front OF q msjority rssoipedGn the
establishment OF a republic and the diyi-
siou OF lands. = You may pat&eti-
cally plead 10 the peoples majority that the
divided lands will not be mach more than
the length and breadth Of his grave to each
mob proprietor. They viii answer, owe
will have what we can get. At ali events.
you shall keep 1t no longer. s--6s Fors,"
Letter IS, 1874.
There's warning for people who elamor
against the bondbolders. The next cry
may be against the landholders. Both
classes have property which the Commz-
nists would like to see divided amongst
themselves. stft
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
=
BUCKINGHAN COURTHOUSE, J

Editors Dispatch: An immense audience
met here to-day. Our nomlnees-Messrs.
Petit, Ficklen, and Blanton-were all on
hand. The opponents Of the Conservative
held meeting early in the
lay and nominated Colonel Wyatt NJ. FL
iott.for the sennte and W. s. KSle for the
county. A Mr. Richardson, OF Southwest
arrived about this time TO repre-.
ent that side Of the question. Aconter.
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!" DR.. RUFFNER UNHEsITATINGLY
SAID THAT TIE McCULLoCH-BILL
SETTLEMENT WAS OF INcALCULA-.
BILE ADVANTAGE TO THE SCHOOLS,
AND THAT he HAD NO HESITATION
IN SAYING IT OUGHT TO BE AC-
CEPTED.''-a- w. III. Sibert.
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Famous French Authors. Biographical
! Portraits OF Distinguished French
Writers. By THEoPHILE GAUrIER, EU-
GENE DE MIRECoURT. etc, etc. Illus
trated. New York: r. WoRTH1NGToN.
For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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Buchanan is about 1000 miles above the
sea-Icyel, said "Chester's letter yester-
day. Governor WISE once made the same
use of the word "miles" in a letter giving
the height OF mountain in Brazil.
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Wsaos VIII now soy that DERRICK and
RoAHs 60 not speak Tor The coiored PEG.
ples Read Fred. D0rG letter, aud
tel Us Yshesber there be any better reprs-
80 ltssjss af 4rsaa ID tie Uaaiosaa. d
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me-" ITEMS OF IN TEREST
10 DRY-GUUDS BUYERS.
WHERE Yet CAN BlY YOUR DRY GOODS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
NOTICE THESE Low PRICES:

AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
NOTICE THESE Low PRICES:
slpcrhuc ALL. WOOL BLACK CASHMERE. 3S
inches wide. NJ Grr. worth 75c.:
An extra fine ALL-WUUL BLACK CASHMERE at
SOC:
A 46-nch LUPlN'S SUPERB CASHMERE at 81
which would be cheap 4, 81 .23:
COJORkD ALL-WOOL CASHMERE. So inches
wide. In al III" latest shades. at SOC.
WOOL SERGES nt l6asc. worth
zoe:
Handsome and stylish DRESS GOODS from 1876.
All Shades in PEKIN STRIPED vELvETEENS at
75c.:
All shades of CoLoRED SILKS at 75c.;
A heavy .Col.ORtD DRESS SILK at II worth
fully $l23:
BLACK and COLORED PEKIN STRIPED SILKS
aud SATINS III very low prices:
Extra heavy BLACK SILK al Sl.2J. which carAot
ne matched elsewhere for less than ! il 60:
MADRAS GlEGllASiS 1T SIC. sold everywhere at
12ac.:
Excellent 3.bnuon KID GLOVES in al the new fAlI
shades 1T 40c.:
LONG BALRR1GGAH HL>E ~ 4Ic.:
LADIES' >UPERFINE MERlNU VESTS, extra
flush. At soc. wCrih Use:
Large l0-4 ALLWDOL III aNkETS At ) 30:
4 large and complete stock II bENILEMEN =
UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, SHIRTS: &C. AZ astoni't-
inply low PRICES III JULIUS MEYER
DC ll-S.M&W Coz hroad street.
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should the people OF a enry county be so
blind 10 to vote wrong now, they will do
so against light and against knowledge.
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III JUST RECEIVED,
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
a. HUTZLER & SONS,
300 BROAD STREET.

Full line of FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS al popular prices:
BLACK CACIIEMlRES.
COLORED CACHEMlRES.
BLANKETS, FLANSELS,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS In endless variety,
HANDk ERCHlEFS:
RICHARDSON'S LINENS, in remnants. at very
low prices
CASSIMERES-full lne.
CLOAKS-fuil line.
100 dozen RLEACHED DAMASh TOWELS n
Csc, cheapest ever oft red III the city.
oc Lin A, HUTZLEE ( son.
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ancrease. EfIs Is moi the dry forstIiat sort [
5of tbing dor Ri That sort o. men. go the cry !
that there is ID be On incrcnse OF taxes mot
only ialse, but sbsurdly false.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. at the epigcopal re. idence, by the Rev.
Father Jsnssens. on the 7tb OF October. 1879,
WILLIAM HARDESTY 10 Miss ANNIE DOC
LEY: boih Of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married, Mt st. TimothJ's church. Catonsville,
Nd. September 2; 1879. ny ne Rev. w. funns Il,
RANSOM, OF Baltimore, TO LUCY, daughter or the
late Judge Glenn.
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III IT WILL PAY YOU TO GO To
TllAL1IMER BROTHERS,,
6Ol BROAD, CORNER SMITH STREET.
They are constantly receiving
NEW GOODS,

DRESS GDDDS--
PRETTIEST AND NEWEST slYLEs-
AT TIE
VERY LOWEST PRICES
,QLoRED ALL-WOOL CASI!MEEE< At So,
worth toe;
rhe finest grades COIDRED CAS!iMEREs a, -
,nd TJc.
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DEATHS.

n Of seF
on The 12th instant Mrs. MARY A. &. TREVfLIhS,
relict of the late Colonel John 81 Trevilia, III the
seventy-third year or her age.
blessed are the dead which die In The Lord"
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Is. l,660 barrels FRESH ROCKLASD LIME,
from The celebrated Cobb Lime. kilns, daih ex-
pectsd per schooner r.. IaIaey-r for sale low from
dock by -s ROBERT WENDENBuRG,
1s Nos, sos Main aud II SiEteensh street.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTIS ERS.
herald BRANCH OFFICE; l2ss BROADWAY.
'EEppfN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
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ASTROLOGY-2p PAGK-2d col.
ssnAR6ERS !, wANTED-isT PAcr-ath col
BOARD And LODGING WANTED-lsr PAcE-4th col.
sUsSEss sUsISEs fsarh col
CRY REAL. ESTATE FOR SAILED PAcx-;sd COL
SSb ss col
CoASTWIsE STEAMSHIPs-lsr PAGE-3d aud 4th COILS
paSatN EAShpESIEsnis1 rAsP PAsr-eth COL
pMEnNa HOUSES TO IRr FURNISHED AND uN
EURoPExN Observation-Disclosures PAcE-sd col
EUROPE-5rH PAGE-6th col
FINANCIAL--7rH PAGE
FOR SALE-lsr PAGr-ith col. .r,.rvro r0 yrr
fURSIsIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EfS pd,,., pAone,:t .sS col 81 eol,
H6RsEs H6ks SAkR1AGhs, SoDfsr PAen-2d col.
HHorEEsisI HoisES RooMs PLACES OF BUSINESS &C.
1ysTRGcri6N-isr Pacn-6th col.
E9ST HNp FoYYPlssn r.sniss fsar sS sSi
MATRiMONiAL-2D PAcE-sd col.
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pRoPHRTY rsh7F OUT OF OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
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NTETROPOLITAN
M ELEVATED RAILWAY

M ELEVATED RAILWAY.
OPEN FROM 30 A VI. TO II p ".
RECTOR ST-Near.st point for Wall street ferry and
connects with cars for South ferry.
CORTLANUT ST-Nearest point for Jersey City and
Communipaw ferries
PARK PLACE.-Nearest point for Post Office. City Hall
and Barclay street ferry to HOboken.
CHAMBERS ST.-Nearest point to Pavonia and Ere
Railway ferry
FRANKLIN ST.
GRAND ST-Nearest point for Dcsbrosses street ferry
to Jersey City and with cars for Desbroscs and
East Grand street ferries
BLEECkER ST-Connects with cars for east and west.
sTH ST-Ncnrest point for Christopher ferry
obken connecting with for Christopher and East
Tenth ferries
I4TH :. Nearest point Union Square walsck's and
theatres; Academy OF Music, Irving and rnmnany
halls connecting with for East Twenythird and
Thirty -fonrth street ferries
23D ST-Nearest point Booths, ST. James and Park
theatres Grand Opera House. Gilmore Garden and Ma
sonic Temple and Twenty third ferry Jersey City
33D STNearcst point to Standard Broadway and Fifth
theatres Aquarium and Francisco Minstreis,
connecting with cars for Wcehawken ferry.
42D Sr.-Connects with New York Transfer Company $
cabs for Grand Central Depot.
JUTH ST.
5sTII ST.-Ncarest point to Central Park
Connecting with of Belt Line Railroad.
FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take east side stations.
FOR DOWNTOWN TRAINS take west side stations.
FARE, IL CENTS.
the 80 and 30 A. NJ and and
7P. NJ, when the fare Is ) cents: . .
WM. X. GARRISON, President.
NJ. VAS BRocxLIS, Superintendent.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

I)OSr OFFICE NOTICE.
Tho foreign mails for tho week ending Saturday jan
uary 1879 will close this Office Tuesday at A. NJ
for Europe by steamship Wisconsin VIA Queenstown:
Wednesday so NJ. for Europe by Steamship scytha
via Qnecnstown Thursday ut y A. VI. tor Europe by
steamship Republic via Queenstown correspondence for
Germany and France bo forwarded by this steamer
specially Addressed and II w. for Europe by
ship Wcland via plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg: on
A. NJ for Europe by steamship City OF Bcr
lin Queenstown for Germany and Scot
land be forwarded by this be specially ad
Anchoria via Gascow and at II 3uA NJ for Germany, &c.
by steamship Oder Southampton and Bremen corrc-
spondencc for Britain aud the Continent be for
wardcd y this steamer must be specially Addressed The
steamships Wisconsin, Scytha. Republic and City OF Bcr
lin do take mails Tor Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
The mails for Aspnwal and South Pacific ports leave New
York December 81 The mails for nyti aud jamaica leave
New York January 3. The mails for Havana leave New
York January The mails for the West Indies Brazil aud
leave New York anuary4 The mails for Porto
Rec aud Venezuela direct leave New York January The
mails China Japan leave Francisco January H.
The mails for Australia &c leave san Francisco January
~.
TIIOS 7. JAMES, Postmaster.
Dec.
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TRAyEI.LERs, GUIDE.

POSTON-FARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER
OLine. Only 81 80 TO Boston. Tickets good on,y on
day of sale for continuous steamer and con-
Meeting train. Magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave New York daily Sundays excepted from
pier North River 80 4. NJ. Leave Brooklyn via
Annex" boat, Mt 4 T. NJ.
LNOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Il THE OLD RELIABLE SrONINGTON LINE.
Steamers STONlNGTON and NAkRAGANSETT, from
pier 81 n. r. 10 T. VI. tSundays eAcepted).
PROVIDENCE LINE, freight only, daily Except sun
day pcr - ~ H., foot OF Warren ST., at T. VI.
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0LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICHMOND, TUES
DAY, Til L RSDAY and SATURDAY. at 8 4. NJ. connect
ing with AL RAILROADS tor the SOUTH sol riiWEST
and WEST; also with steamers for NEWBERNE, and
WASHINGTON, y. C., steamers for LEWES, DEL, aud
REHDBoTI BEACH, and connecting railroads. TUES
DAYS and FRIDAYS, ut = i. VI.
Through tickets and bills OF lading to all
points lowest Insurance for Norfolk, &c, at
per Frcighs received daily pier 81 North River.
i. /. McCREADY. President.
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