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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

The trial Of the Murfreesboro muir.
derers an9 robbers resulted in the con.
viction of two white men, John Hull
and BurreR Smith, for the murder OF
Maj. Pugh, and sentenced to be hung
on August 9Th. The white man,
Slaughter and negroes, charged with
robbery, were convicted and sentenced
for twenty years in the penitentiary.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10
TIE EXCHANGES
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1879.
TENNESSEE CENTRAL n. n.

In recent conversation between
Col. E. W. Cole, President of the
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
railway, and enc Of the editors ofthis
paper. in regard to the proposed Ten.
nessee Central r. R., Col. Cole stated
that if the people between Hunting
don, Milan and Trenton would finish
grading the road he would iron, equip
and run It. This is the most liberal
proposition ever submitted to the
friends of this much-desired enterprise,
ahe steps should be taken by our citi-
'zens to comply with the easy demands,
made It would require only asmall
sum of money to complete the grading,
and the sum could be raised by pri,
vate subscription in d few weeks.
Nashville, consulting her business in
terests, would contribute largely, be-
cause this projected route would be the
key to unlock the trade of West Ten
'uessee. Thousands of bales of cotton
and other products that now go to
more convenient markets would move
toward Nashville, and her merchants
who cannot sell goods here on account
Of high freights would have rich
territory opened to them:
: Milan cannot afford to be without
this road We should HAVE better
eastern connection than at present,
and to build this road will do it. 1t
is IN eur 'power tdbe the Chattanooga
of West Tennessee. Shall we let the
opportunity escape? a.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Some claim that q part of our state
debt is fraudnlently made and is in
valid. 10 leglslature has ever de-
clared this ststement to be true, al
though several committees were ap-
pointed to investigate the matter;
hence, the obligation against the State
remains undisturbed. No sane man
holds that more than one-half of the
debt is invalid, therefore the 50-4 CON-
promise affords an opportunity to cut
of the fraudulent part of it.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Senator Isham q. Harris and James
E. Baily have" been invited to give
their views on the state debt compro-
mise. The opinions of these two dis
tinguished citizens will have weight
with their constituents, for they cIn
i'll afford to advise the people to nc.
impoliticly in the matter. 49, 81"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

VIM. Poteete. who was charged
with the killing of Deputy Sheriff Fus'
sell, of Madison county, in March,
1877, was tried in Lexington, last
week, when the jury brought in a YER
dict of not ghilty. Levi Poteete was
discharged by the attorney general.
This case has created considerable N.
terest in the adjoining counties. ~ 20
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10
The New Express Company.

LOUfsvnLE,' July IA new ex.
press company, to be. known IT'S the
Union, has been organized in this city
with Frank Guthrie as President: The
company will control the express bus
mess on the Louisville, Nashville &
Great Southern railroad and its branch.
Is. The company will commence bust
ness July 10. Vol Rose, well known
as the manger Of the Adams Express
business in this section, is the new
company's manager.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Judge freeman, of the Supreme
bench, peaas a sound and ringing
speech at Gibson Wells On the 4th
inst. in favor of the'stste debt compro-
mise. We say, with the Nashville
American, "let every man in the
State give his views on this bipartisan,
non-pOliticAl business matter" -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

The low-tax men have secured, in
the proposed compromise, everything
they cohtended for and more, too. 1t
Is A.ld By Judge Garner; one of the
ablest men in Robertson county, that
the state tax on privileges, law Suits
and the penitentiary lease will pay'the
peoples part of the annual interest on
the compromise settlement without
taking d ceht of the tax on real estate
nv lako- ell al IL. 'dN g: - cd.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Remember that crossroads politi,
clans, those fellows who wear defunct
plug hats and bow-legged trowsers,
are attempting to make a little cheap
capital oht of their opposition 10 a
settlement of the state debt. The
honest masses should rise up and
squelch these 'blathetskites.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

An idea obtains that to vote the
sou compromise will increase our
state taxes largely. A greater mis-
take never occurred. To pay the
debt when divided By two will require
no grester tax than is annually CHI
lected in the states around us.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Col. Savage, the political hummer
Of the State, asked in his speech at
Trenton, "why the bondholders hadn't
snsd The railroads before, if they had
ally snow of SUGGEST" A refusal of
the state to pay interest has drjYen
the creditors to this desperate resort
to make their money. e. 10 +"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

The loid-mouthed fellows of the
Savage ilk who are stumping the
state against the compromise hope to
win Office by it. The people will not
be misied by their inconsistent inter-
ances. let the verdict Of the honest
masses be, ''Demagogues to the REAR"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

The glorious fourth was duly cele-
brated by number of towns in the
State, and patriotism and the Ameri>
can eagle were discoursed of just as of
old.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Those who vote against the 50-4
compromise will be responsible for the
future interest on the debt, which
breeds and grows every day.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Our state tax is not what burdens
US. This Is mere drop in the buck
et compared with our other taxes.
See what your state tax is in proof of
our assertion, o."
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

We have never met a sound demo-
crat who opposes the 5O;4cOmpromise.
IN vest Tennessee it is the Republi'
cans and independents WHO are fight
ing the measure. '"'s . y = -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10
LOUISVILLE & Ct, SOUTHERN
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
RAILROAD LINE.

TRAIN No. 2 connects at Humboldt and Mi
la n for the West also from points South on
the c., St. l.. 4 \. 9, R'y: at Mckenzie
St l.. & S. Z. Railway; at Lebanon June
tion with Knoxville and Richmond branches;
at Cincinnati Junction with l.. c. i. R,y.
North and East at Louisville with U. NJ !;
R'y. and ]. NJ. x l. Ry, North. East and
West. - ,
TRAIN No. runs from Memphis daily;
having direct connection from Little Rock and
all points in Texas: connects at Mckenzie with
NCG 81. /, R'y: "runs from Mckenzie to Lou
isville. daily except Sunday, and connects at
Guthrie south at Cincinnati junction with
Lou. Gin. & Lex. R,y North and East; at
Louisville with the o. NJ, and j. Nj. /.
R'y North, East and West. 80
TRAIN No. 10 connects at Louisville with
morning trains on L., c, j L., o. i. NJ. and
j.. NJ. 4 l. Roa39.. 80
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Let those who are In favor of the
5O-4 compromise 60 to work with a
vim. Opponents of the measure are
active therefore let each of Its friends
90 his whOleiatty. - 20 =, i '.~
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

Under What banner win you fight
-repudiation, payment in full or an
equitable compromised Choose We be-
tween them.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

The small! bond feature Of the 5p-4
compromise, overlooked by many, will
greatly add 70 the local currency;
Mark this. =
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10

1t isa welI-settled fact that the in
eliigence' Of tie state is for settle
lent on the proposed basis.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10
Alse,
Real Estate Agents,
FOR GALE.

Brick House and Lot on Moore street. House
contains rooms; lot acre. Easy termsl
$50 acres Of good farming and timber land. 8
miles north Of town. Will sell in one, two or
three lots. g. =
Lotion First street, neatly enclosed, contain
ing fne tive story frame residence with mod
ern IMPROVEMENTS spd csnveniences, all nee
GssarV out houses, COED garden, &c. Terms to
We also have several vacant town lots for sale
on good terms. Persons wishing 10 buy, sell or
rent. either In town or country, wonld do we'll
10 call on or correspond with us
W also have several hundred acres of fine
farming lands in Texas for sale or exchange
for town or county property in this State.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1879-07-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A LARGE STOCK OF EASTERN-MADE
"A COFFINS Just received at j. "A. H0LT'S.
which will be sold from five to twenty five per
cent. cheaper than any one who proposes TO sell
Walnut Collins which will be put at ''roek bot
tom figures. or fifteen ia twenty. fiue per cent.
less than they can be purchased eisswhere. l
mean business.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
FRANK THOMoO.
H'O PHILADELPHIA
Via
PENNsNLNANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoITEAND SHORT LINE
between
HEW.fORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Through htN ltiCe dep1t3 IN
Philadelphia two IN New-l"Tk.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and Tie iseSt
lime con ,lstcnt with abso ute safety.
ON and after December 10. 1873.
Trains leave NCA D. sbrOS-Ct and COurt
street Ferries. follows:
$50 $50 $40 DU limited il m; l. $50 a. o. D. go
500 dud 10 D. N. SUNDAY $50 and 4. m: D. o. $50 SSh
Ilolto Of Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trans NJ Jersey CITY auornsa speedy and direct transfer
iOr Brooklyn travel - -
Rrturnug trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 34j. 3:j5 :,
735. = 50 and II Limited EApre., l}1 p m = g.
b{O, ami 30 D. IN On sunday l2OL %4J 800. ?. $50
a. a.ts . 9icr. ,e So- 52G ,nd ga Broadway No Astor
House ana loot De,brosscs and Cuuruandt sis No
Court A. and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF FutOns
Brook yn; nos ia ll6 and llS Hud,0u.st. HOb0h-n;
Depot Jersey city tmtgrhnt Ticket Office No Battery
Mace /. T.. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, Geni Passenger AgA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
lflusical Instruments.

TAKF NOTICE.-UpOn my return from En-
rome 1879 ad vcrtsef largely Beaty's offer tor this
month piano upright parlor organ style lo9s,
pounds mouopo-is price abolt S4Q my price only So? 20
Great A. the delau work cd at The factory III ~
m 10 mi order, THIS unparalleled offer IA extended unl
further notice To H. however O-dtr now Ncp psO
Sl2j $50 <l4J and upwards new organs $50 10 SOU pV
only after testing Instruments al your own n0mo Itesl cII
mar tree. Address Daniel T. Beatty "a'huEtoh' 81
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
CorpornIlon Notltes.

NOTICE.-Lpases of certain Piers and Bulk
y will be red at public sale 70 be held by ode q
The DEPA RrMENT OF DOCKS. az the ENtiANG II
SALESROOM No. III broadway, on IHU KsDAN, Ism
MARCH, 1873 For ful Information see THE CITY Record
for sale az No CITY IIall.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Gfatner5.

MEXICAN md FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY introduces superior ItacheI' .q 70
Schools and Families. Add1'Ss or ,'nh o' geocy 23
Won NG. American and Foreign Icichelb Asoh'S' 81
Iuion-square. Broadway Sl1e
GENCY for SCHOOLS and IEAChEkS'
~ 30 UNION SQUARE, NEWNOhh; ,,
Cuunlies GOOD teachers with positions ApphcahhIot"
f amp eupues and families win competent iu
TT 'C0TIEsW ORTIZ PINCKNEY 30 Cnion.sQuarc. y y
A merican School Institute. Established lSoO,
~ promrtlv provides Families. schools colleges WIN
ca.hcrr and frocssors known cnbre ana characters
sells and rcuts school ProprT esi
GIVES parents safe ndyioc about GOOD SCHOOlS'
represents reliable teachers seeking enghEcnrnt~
y ". SCHERMFPHORS, 4. NJ" sef retary
80 East lithst. near University place., y. Y
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.-Flttrn for Col
j lcge q speciality highest CITY reference. AuuIeS'
YALE. Tribune Uptown Odice l96S hroadHsy.
V,EACUFRS supplied 10 schools and families
i without charge Mrs FLORENCE FlICH EDuCA'
TIONAL BUREAU .&j Unonsquai@
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Art Schools-New-York City.
&, LOUISA B. CULVER

Wn receive rurHsi painting Landscape flowers SIN NE
chine md decoraonl at studio Tho Bella No 45 Eas
@6th-st. corner An ave
References: Mr. D. Huntington Mt WIN. Hart Mr. Jane
NJ. Hart, M. ). j. Fellows
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
stetrntllon.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

For Bows and Young Men-Ulty.
4 DVTRTISERS!
~ SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRlRl y ~ ana
ALL IIKS1.CIASS CITY JOURNALS 10
one OFFICE
BROWN & PTLNFEMAN, I2}5 BroSd"ay NeW.l OH.
SCd copy ~ advertisement when asking for estimate nm
formation
gNOIBFAR'S Commercial College, 1,l93
Broadvay omen dav ana cv,utug. private lessons ~
practical book keeping business Writing, arithmetic toIie
spunGouce. &c. on low terms: Two desks vacant
HFILENIC INSTITUTE, No. ,4Sl Broad
1 Woy, L. ]. IIMAYENI~. IN, D.. Principal students
prepared for college for scientific srl"o or "I h-. ,
in Vs,cai culture. bv Colonel THOMAS II HoN~ittN.
Tho auocn, modern Languages are taught 07 ur
system. instruction day ana rNtIHE y
Tie Language 0f Tho Crock, can DC obtained W
address siue JOHN ALLYN. 80 FrGHhhH-Sta Boston.
UNIVERSITY Grammar School, No. ,4Sl Broad
I way n,dI t2dt Primary. Commercial and classical lc-
yartmCnts NJ NJ HOBBY. W. J.. AKIN. A NJ Principals
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
NhM.YOhK CITY

Rock st. SIS 100 Il Of Rivordslesve, 3O1rreeul,,.
Hichac TlRhc 10 Patrick Cnrlcy. ..... ......' 80.
EIwoodst cor Sherman.ave. 2jOIl0O Wa
Pro-yect-ivc WarIen-st lOOK4- " wat.
son referee. tO James slattery ,......-.... .....
llthstss, Gu93 ~ : 81 3daye, u lOXlOVI 7 L
ogden, referee, 10 James w Hyatt ... ...........
31th4t II s. 10 a % 81 ave. lG EN5JS4 7 Went.
worth, referee. IN Augustus r p .cc-e Trustee etc
97th-st "a 1859 Il o. slave, le 9xs3A q Went
lstst, a.. 27j n " ~ Ave.A to Hcuston.st 2j17..
Idwari Hughes ana others to John Dnkd
LeNingtouave NOB'!l Z0XlOOi J NJ Bowers. rel.
62dst, 3, I5O fteoi 7thsye 25riOo5 Calfe,
Brunning 10 Leo Koch ....... .....
l24inst, : 2976 # @ Of 6th-aye. 37.GIl0OII; KE
Bntler 10 Hanson Gibson ........ .......
<lstst ss 2234L l. n ~ 5thave 25t9- q g IA.ght
and another executors. etc. 10 james Higg1son
Lexington ave. w cor 58,hst, lB5N00G: William
l7th..t = 100 II e Of slave. 22tx9. John I6stc,
ana another, executors, 20 Andrew LNtl" ........
4thavc, n " cor ~ 3Dtn-st, 73s'fNb7.3; Anna Ade.
line Grubc and husband 10 william Lalmbeer ...
99ths,, g, $50 It @ OF Ythaye; 26I93lli I Hiner,
sutn.st II . between bloom n ale road and ith ave
lots Williamson, referee, ~ inc Isul4ttan
Life Insurance Company -...... .--....... ....
Broadst 80. and so), I,d also Nos H. le and IL
Mari tac!d ~. Mary Cobb and OtL'i- 10 VII.
liam royham aud others .... .....-........ 900.
Same properly, William b Guild executor etc 10
sd.st' : 1913 II V OF Aye.B 24Xa52. peter raghon
52d.sr -, 80 it " Of 5th.sve, 251loO.5 Alfred
Whlmoy Ia Mary Waller ..... .-...... ..........
4jhayo. I2L$ iitsoi 95isi, lS$xifesasf?. i'? a.5
cor 4t'l-avc and g.d-,t. lOOXlOO aAl a.-olo- 80,
A.. 4~3 and Il on map Of Harlem Commons
Fanny Robinson and ndhusband ~ Benz stephens
same property benjamin stephens. IT, to noaga,
Mad.sonayc. cor i9th.s'. 27y59.j Charles Dng
Gin and Wlfe 10 " Soutlworth ................ ....
Madison ave. cor JGth "a, 2J16s Charles bUggn
ana wife 30 Isaac T. Chambers
Greers-sl, s 1893 ft x OF Uoustnu-et 25ElUO, J0.
hanna Ku'bschcck to william Prayer .............
IOth-ti tN0277 West; Patrick II Nash and others 20
Edgar " NOIUau- .......
lOtha,c. -. 500 fsot t7th-st, 25.IXl0I, lioma,
} ~uuutf 90 Ann .......
l2th-st, u s. 900 n Of gthave. 25NlO3l Allied "
LOWcrr, executor etc. TO Wm " WitAor-pO0u....
18th 4, =, I'j ft 81 9TH ave- l5XG2 Mayer Kahn
and wIfc ~ Samucl Barclay. ..........-..- ..-....
33d II. 20 ite of 6tn.aye. 30N24S2 George A
Iicdrn ahd vi 10 william " Astor .......
Y4th ~, u s, 200 n of 1th-aye 2jI9-.0. Samuel
Parmiy ana wife fo Benz I Bahbltt ..... .......
4Jth II. :, u q " Of Madison ave, 2o1b4 tbares
DuEglu aud wife 90 Isaac Chambers. ........--
5lstsi, - 321 L e. ol 9thaye. 2JXlOJ Morris Lit
man - Henry CHORD
62dst,s = 100 eof 7th.aye, 25llOO5i george BAss
and VIE 10 Charles Brunlug.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

4 MRS. and MISS STEER~'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
"a. - EAST 47tn.st. and 80 WcsT lGthst
1 NFRICAN KINDERGARTEN and Normal
~ School for Mothers and Teachers EMILY VI coz
IUt nal and Originator Of New Methods and Material a~o
Idlf1r ~ Indcrc4rtcn Magazine" For material and ur
her information send tO Room 20 Bible House. NewlOrk
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Gin Rca! Csiaie tor Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Factory build
i ings aud y-eght years leases Of three ots, 9lt M
DIS West llth.st Apply pre-, ,1ises. b. J. HARRISON.
r,HONAS-ST., near Church, 25x100, good
L investment RULASD & WHITING, Beekm&na
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Fnr Both Sexes-Citv.

lgISS BALLOW'S English and French school
VI for ounc Lad es and children No "a East 22dsi will
reopen TiIIsda}. september 70.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
GI SU TO BOSTON ~
20 NV VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
CEnAIhI.InN IIAI

CONNEC1ING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
not A TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers SlONINGTON and MARIA.
GAN~tI1 leave Pier 33 River NOo Of Jayst) at
T. m. daily except sundays
special nTSt class limited tickets good only on 245 a.
train from >t0nln gOn sOLl this line from NowIOk TO
bo- ton fJI 81 50.
c.,s sale at al prime pal ticket offices. StaieroOms
ACQUIRED oice7 OF WescO Express Company aud Al Nos
GI aud 3j EadHay and ~ Metropolitan ani tiiih Avenue
li,tel tc offices.
N' PEOVILENCE LINE FOR FREIGuT ONLY.
Stn.furfs ELECTRA and GALATFA lcty" ticr - North
River foot 4 warren ST. daily except sundys) Al p
iUl Providence direct
Freight via either hnr taken al lowest rates
q NJ 'tIIkINr q. l.. AsL d. = BABCOtk. Prcs.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
fnrulIurt.
AlarDle ano SlaIe manlels.

cLATF, MARBLE and WOOD MANTELS in
= great variety l. b. STEWAEI 4 CO.. - West sd
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

AIRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN, A19 Clm-
w ton ST. Bro0Evn r1ves instruction IN music and the
modern languages private st their residences t0
ladies whose cary instruction iu Engnsh has been deficient
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
STEAMBOATS, dn0 RAILROADS..
TRIAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ Ferry station In New York foot Of IiuertY@L
Ferry station in BROOKLYN I, Ot Of FultOnst j.
COmmoncing % 1S7S-Tains leave NcwlOrk ioOt or
Liberty st.. as follows: 49,, ,,.,oh
$50 n m.-FOr Pennington, Easton Bolydere MauCi
Chunk. Tamaqua, WnAcfbarre, Emira &c. Connects al
Junction with ID. J.. and W. X. R. ,.- ,,..n,.t,
$40 m.For High Bridge Branch. schooey's aount1In
Budds Lake aud Lake HOpatc0ue, I!ston, iatrsD.rs
Mauch Chunk Tamaqna Hazelton. WlkeAbarre S'r'hV"n
WtlainspOTt &c
p.m-For Pennington Easton, Nanch Chunk, Iamaln1
MiReabarrp Scranton Tnnkhannock. Tamaqua HaLeltOn
Heading POtt=vlle, Harrsburgh &c
I 4. m.-Fur High Bridge Branch. Stho0leys MonhfaliI
Bud14 Lake aud Lake liupacOng La@ton BclAidic snn
Mauch Chunk connects al Junction WIN ID J. ana W H. ~
IJup m daily For Easton. Allentown and HaIrlsOuIS
14b D. m.-For Easton.
For trains 10 local points sec time tables a. stations
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Lrave at a. M, IL y. IN. tor Bounn
Brook ard intermediate points and al $50 m for Eason
E"sts OF the Bfookyn and Ere Annex" make connection
Jersey CITY station and from brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey civ.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains leave Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c at8l6, ll:iJ a.. m. A. j;l0 p - 80,
Stages connect Maawan Station 10 and from REYPORr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot of Liberty st., for Freehold AZ
sl5 ll4j 4. NJ g. 6.lG p M
NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NE"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Cost an0 fonno.

OST-Bank- book No. 1893, of the Ger
man Savings Bank IN The CITY Of Ne~for the nnder
- feguese to return II not restored beore
tho sh dav March 1879 application Will be made 10 te
hank =
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
d. Sn TO BOSTON.

- .,OD VIA FALLRtNER LINE.
rkcts limited and good dIy of rae Tor continuous
IA sage o and leaving Fall River the following
Iorninp $50 boat Regular tickets Al ~
GOOD on any F4A River aud Boston. Aaguh
cent ''e' NEWPORT AND Old COLONY
ieaye New excepted. at . 4. III,
from Pier ~ North Hv'I foot of Mu1ay.,L
Leave BROOK lyn, wa Annex boat ~ As y.
and ed 1t all principal Hotels and
Ticket Offices a. the Pier amt ON steamers. -
BoRDEN LJNELL. Agents
Go. l. CoSsoA Gepl Pass Axk
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
Cftur6loH5.
NETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWA

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM 63oA. " TO l2P
G Win sf of Sa RSht c s1 a. '' '
rsrREEr-Nesestp point for Jersey city yand
pARKPTH2E@ point for Post once, CITY Han and
cmAMBERSsfREEI-N point for Payonls and Erie
-, R%i,wYF 2,y, ! Fcrry. FeTyprr--
dRHNDaTRFTT- street Ferry
Fal If5iTS Grand y re sj iISS' fsrTc. WIN '1''
BLEECKER ERsTREEI-ConHects with cars ior East ana
EIGifII srREET-NeaIest point for christoph'r street
Ferry Honokon connecting with cars for Christopher
and Eg, eHh SireGt FeSs Tsa., no,n &, Union son.r
Wailacks and Iyccum theatres Academy Of Music ir.
wing and rrmmy Halls. conn cung Win cars Tor last
TWENTY IRD11rI s%r9.t To'nt 70 so2,hs
James aud Park Theatres Grand Opoa House, Gimores
Gsnien. ana Masonic Temple, and lNen'y'tAlId 9uee'
TBiItI4 4.iiiIi.b- TKnEr-N point 70 standard
BloaI and !h HyengS Vim A42t ssrs fSr weo @
roatIIYAtt D,rREET-Con with NewYorE Trans
fcr Company ,ab. for Grand Central Depot
iiSIREEr-Ne4rc.t point for Central PARK,
~ s2@neGnS = gi4 IN eIs oi nS az IT9 AVENUE
For uptown take cart eide stations
FOR do%n%Gn sis axe Sg sn 5a apa j3as and sth
FHPF io CI<l- Except between tho hours or $50 70
73Oa and 10 p n Zen the 1,f T. . %e4ts: +:too,
NJ VAN BRccKLIN. Superintendent
VHE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
COMPANY
EAST SIDE LINE
CHANGE or SUNDAY TRAINS.
COMMENCING MARCH 2. 1879,
Sunday trains will be run as follows
THE FIRST TRAINS WILL
Leave l29th-st. and
South Ferry at 7:30 a.
THE LAST TRAINS WILL
Leave I20thst and
South Ferry at $780,
SUNDAY TRAINS
wnbe run at such may be required TO aocommo
date the public.
II. T. RICKER,
General Manager.
once Of the n Y. f. r. r. co,
New. York, Feb u. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
RAL1MORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAlLROAD-
ID Lave &cwYork from foot Of Do'bIosscs and court
20 ~ for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati Indianap.
tne West, iuCLm0id, tu The
south Pullman fion baltimore to Newark. Ohio. aud
Chicago.
100 H. In for Washington ana tie West Pulhnan ears
from Sew YOk to Baltimore ana Washington making close
connections PlttsbuTg Cincinnati Indianapolis
Lous IhrOiph Pullman cars, baltimore 10 Gin
cinnati. st Louis aud fittzbuK
1000 IN. dalIy Washing the South Me. Pull
man sweeper. eWIoTk Ia baltimore and Washington
fOr Chicago Cincinnati
Is Louisville 81 Louie. Columbus. I1ttsbuTg the
Through Pullman from baltimore
natl connects at Wahhingon with trains for LynchbufS
FLORIDA New orleans and tho south
For through tickets please cal at C0mpaLys ONCE 3l6
Broadway SogoTk and lckc Onioes foot of Cou
ana DE esbrossessts and Depot Jersey city.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, NEBRASKA
AND FLORIDA.