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INFANTS UNDERWEAR-

Our special department of Ladies, Chill
drens and Infants underwear is now COM
plete, and is sold at strictly sold at New
York catalogue figures
We invite an examination of work and
prices.
Our line includes every style of garment,
and are only in the best goods.
ct. Ron1NsoN. SrrvrNs & 10
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

Mr.. John Burns, and old citizen of jack
son died last Sunday evening; thus one by
one the old land marks are passing away.
Mr.. Burns was an honest man, one of Gods
noblest works, peace to his soul
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

ridiculous rumor prevailed in Meridian
Il Mr.. J. Fl. Odenesl, had killed Capt.
18th, Superintendent of the State prison.
uiries were sent by telegraph to Jackson
earn if the report was true.
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Among other things constituting part
of the proceedings of the State Medical
Association on Wednesday, was well
merited and ably delivered eulogy on Dr..
VIM. NJ. Compton, by DIR. Wilbur F. Hyer,
of Holly Springs. Aberdeen Weekly.
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Hi. GILBERT,

Referring to the above card I would say
that I will continue to keep on hand COM
plete stock of Boots, and Shoes for Gentle
men, Ladies, Misses and Children, which
l will sell at reasonable prices, and request
all who may want anything in my line, to
call and see me.
st. THos. r.. PrRsoNs
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anbers of Jackson Fire Company No.
do not intend participating in the
parade, are requested to leave their
Drms with W. A. Stewart at the Spengler
le,-and all persons having in their
sssion hats or belts belonging to the
pany will please return them before
18th inst. s. E. VIRDEN.
Forenan
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

The steamer Col. Hooker left New
Orleans for jackson on the 18th, she will
in probability arrive at the landing during
the early part of next week.
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URESS GUUDS.
bur style of these goods of every quality
ow complete, and we have them in very
active prices. Black BuDtings, Black
AGA, Black Brilliantine, Black Grape
hures, Black Tamartines, Black India
hmere, Black Tamise, Black Pekin
pc Grenadine, Black Iron Frame Gren-
Il, Black sled warp Henrietta Cloth,
ETC., all being led off by our all acOOt
ting, at 2Oc.
ROBINSON. STEVENS 4 Co.
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|ur County Convention will be held on
over memorable and glorious fourth of
mot st. Patrick's Day but the fourth
July. Candidates and others interested
| take due notice.
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NOTICE.

Having sold my stock of Boots and Shoes
in the Parlor Shoe Store, this day, to Mr..
I. 7. Persons, I respectfully return my
thanks to all for their very liberal patrons
age, and hope that my friends will continue
the same to my successor.
PHIL. GILBERT,
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The Strawberry Festival given under the
|5pices of the Ladies of the Presbyterian
hgregation was financial success, not
hstanding the very inclement weather.
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70 acknowledge call from Mr.. A. @.
lie, of Vicksburg. Mr.. Tuttle is tray-
& in the interest of that sterling journa
vicksburg Herald. We wish him uni
|hded success.
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'sNo Kansas in mine" a picture by Seut
/, the artist, attracts considerable atten-
! n. 1t is certainly fine display of art
a genius.
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The CanIata esday Night.

Those who fail to attend the entertain
mont to be gwen Wednesday night next by
the young ladies of st. Peters Church, will
miss something grand, in fact it will be the
most elegant and interesting entertainment
of the season. The proceeds will be used
for laudable purpose, and We hope to see
a large audierce present. The following
is the cast of characters, viz: Rose,
(Queen,) Mrs. Hooper; Crocus, Miss X.
Muller; Dahlia, Miss j, Herbert; Hello
trope, Miss H. Johnson Mignionette,
Miss A. Fletcher; Japonica, Miss L. Muller;
Daisy, Miss E. Spengler; Sunfower, Miss
X. Graves; Lily, Miss X. Doherty; Violet,
Miss N. Miazza; Tulip, Miss A. Flanery;
Foreet-me>not, Miss F. Johnston; Holly
hook, Miss L. Puig Dandelion, Miss M.
Harris; Touch-me-not, Miss E. Zehnder;
RecIuse. Mr.. A. L. Julienne. Admission
80 cents; reserved seats 75 cents; for sale
at Ledbetter's drug store. Children half
price. Doors open at s O'Clock, perform
ance to begin at o'clock. Music by
the Capital City Band.
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On account of the falling weather, no
|ganization of the Capital Light guards
rs affected last Tuesday night,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

DALL on John Martz he has now COM
need his sodawater, lemonade and sher>
Isl for the summer season. 21-3m
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ROBINSON, STEVENS Il Co.

or confectionaries, cakes or candies, go
ohm Martz, Jackson. His confection>
are manufactured by himself and he
rahtees them pure. 2l-3m
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Mr.. III. B. and Mr.. G. M. Evans, former
residents of this city, but now of Gin
|nnati, were in jackson during the week
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

We were glad to see on our streets Thurs
lay last, Mr.. Luther Manship, of McComb
[)ity.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

Call on John Martz he has now com
enced his sodawater, lemonade and sher-
! Is for the summer season. 21-3m
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

DR.. William P. Scatt, formerly resident
+ this city was married recently. He has
|ur hearty congratulations.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

The Capital Light Guards will meet at
Q Representatives Hall tonight at eight
clock
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OFFICERS.

W. L. Hemingway, President; Frank
Hawkins, Vice President; Chas. NJ. Erwin,
Secretary; DIR. J. w. Holman, Medical
director; W. A. Roy, General Manager;
A. L. Brmsou, Agent jackson, F. E.
Daniel, Examining Physician, jackson.
Al. BRUNsON. Agent,
Jackson, Miss.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

Capt. w. H. Noble, of Wilkinson county,
WAS in the city Thursday.
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Harrington & Bro, of West Jackson.
keep the only drug store in that portion
of tho city. They keep full stock of
everything in their line, and perfumery
and toilet articles in abundance. They also
have in stock cigars and tobacco, both
smoking and chewing. The drug business
is under the immediate supervision of Mr.
ID. T. Harrington, thorough and compe-
tent druggist. The only place in the city
where you can get three papers of Buists
garden seeds for ten cents. If
The Capital City Band have received this
week about five hundred dollars worth of
new instruments of the latest and most
approved pattern they are triple plated,
and are warranted to be of the best material.
They were purchased from the Boston
Manufacturing Company, and are very
beautiful indeed. The band as organized
consists of P. Rivinac, Instructor; I.
Schwartz, Leader; Geo. s. Green, Treas
urer; A. L. Julienne, Secretary; Jacques
Braun, Property Holder; A. H. Muller, j.
Rietti and Leon Schwartz. They have also
purchased lot of new music, besides
Prof. Rivinac is constantly composing new
pieces; and hereafter our citizens will be
greeted on all occasions where the services
of the Capitol City Band are called into
with new and beautiful music.
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Fifty singers in the Cantata Wednesday
hight, no extra charge for reserved seats.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

DURING the year 1873, nineiy-six mur-
derers were hung in the United states, an
increase of thirteen over the year before.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

Divine Service tomorrow at all of the
Churches.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

Hon. Mayre Dabney of Edwards, paid
Jackson visit last Thursday.
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THE COMET.
Saturday, April 10. 1879.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
vicksnure aud Meridian Railroad.

Schedule of December 49, 1881
GONG EAsT-Leaves Vicksburg ............3:5O p. M
Arrives at Jackson ............6:15 p. NJ
Leaves Jackson. p. NJ
CONC WEsr-Leaves Meridian. A. M.
Arrives AZ Jackson. A. NJ.
Leaves Jackson........ ........7:45 A.. M
FRKIGHTs-Gong West, arrives at jackson at 800
7. M, and leaves 5;27 p. NJ.
Going East. arrives at jackson at 937
A. NJ, and leaves 11:4O A. NJ
+. +. RAWORTH, Gen'l Sup't.
GEO. ID LAWRENCE, Assistant Supt.
JN0. w. CLINGAN, Local Agent.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-19

The county Grange meets at Raymond
to-day.
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JUST IN TODAY

An exquisite line of new COTEIINES,
MONTE CLOTHS, FAULARDE CAM
BRICS, with borders TO match. New
BRETON LACES.
FANS in all the novelties, etc., etc
2t ROBINSON, STEVENS e Co
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TO ATTORNEYS.

We make Speciality Of Brief Work,
and oar Prices mill sait yOu. Gi0e as a
trial.
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Five mad dogs killed this week in Jack
son.
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la CES-
We have very fine display Of
Bretonne Lace.
French Val. Lace.
Point Russo Lace.
Torchon Lace.
Smyrna Lace.
Dardanelle Lace.
Tophet Lace, etc., etc.
Our line of Bretonne Laces are especially
attractive.
ROBINSON, STEVENS q Co.
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w. w. ROBINSON.

| No. 2930 VS..
SoULE, THOMAS & WENTWORTH,
Error to Circuit Court of Clay county
Hon. j. NJ. Arnold, Judge.
The defendants in error brought replevin
Robinson became surety on the bond o
Shotwell & Fits, who repleviod the prop
erty. The latter became bankrupt.
In suit on the bond, Robinson pleaded
in arrest of Judgment the bankruptcy OF
his principals, and also his own bankruptcy
1t was admitted that Robinson, after being
| adjudicated bankrupt, had composition
proceedings with his creditors, which were
part in those proceedings had no notice
thereof, and received no dividend, nor did
Robinson include their names in the sworn
statement he was required to present at the
meeting of creditors.
CAMPBELL, j.,
Hold
1. The discharge in bankruptcy of Shot
well & Fits did not prevent the rendition
sin said suit of judgment for the resto.
ration of the goods, and as plaintiff in error
was bound by his understanding as surety
on the replevin bond, for the forthcoming
of the goods, ''to abide the judgment of
the Court in said suit, he was not released
from his obligation by the discharge of
Shotwell L Fits.
?. The bankruptcy of plaintiff in error
followed by composition with creditors,
with no mention of defendants in error as
creditors, did not furnish a reason for
refusing or delaying Judgment against him.
Judgment affirmed.
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Mad dogs and lightning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

Prime s. 5ocss rs; Hsms-smoked, l0halli2c. in Salt
nd Pickle. Slad9lsC. Clear Rib sides, smoked,
sgs.c i'm saL ba5Isc; shoulders. IN salt, 4'4a4So;
do sugar rscklcd. Be-: Co. smoked, <'4a5e. LaIt--
tr uIm Creamery hxtra, l59l7e; Bradford county ard
iSc. do Good to Choice IN lOc Rolls quiet PeEnsvva
ma Extras SdgC; Western Reserve Extras sdlOe. Eggs
PeunsvlvRna lies Western Sdl0Ac. as TO cor
Cheese easier; NewYork Factory, 80 a6c Western
III Aitc6ac. Good 4c.c c. COiIee hrm; RIO
9a4dlGisc LaguayTs, l3Id 1895; santos. l6c Ma
racahc. 6c strong at $40 9c for fsr and We
q Good Refining MuscnvaGOS; Refined sugars tMtiN
seiivc higher; Cut Loaf Sci Crushed and Powdered
GrauGlsted, SAc.; COnfccuoners Mould a. oSi
Standard A. SIZE Moassos I'm; a0'test, cX snip
:ac Secds-Tinot'y hell at 81 20; Cover anu
nominal Feed Nm s5anCed. Petroleum dnl; cases. e4c
Kennel. 6S.c: Crude &C. Whisky nm Western al Va
WILMINGTON. y. C.. Julv 1l.-Sprs Of rurpcntne firm az
ROSA firm; Stra ned, 81 10; G1oi strained
al i2l. Crude TUpentue steady haid ~ Yellow DIP,
81 80 Nircid 80 10. Tar urm Sc Corn ste1dy frhe
WHIT 56r. ,oo
-. rEo,T July If our QlieS end steady sales aoo
bOls. wife at - %. Corn steady No yellow, -c.;
.uFh Nixei ale; 40 ! Mixed Sic. Ne. = NlNci Spc.
Oais steady and IN good demand No White. &c %c No
DO Soc; No. ] Mixed. See; No. DO, - Sc. Clover
1rlmc IS; Choice, s. st. RCce'pS-FlOur, ls-O
b b. Coyn, l,sO0 bush; Uats, 1921 bash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
COTTON MARKETS.

LsvEErool, Iulv lll2So co'ton heeg M MG "a ~
ypaus G >Gdi1g Orleans Ci'i .Ses soRS Sa G
2,e9J paes including 1850 bales AmeiiGag Futures ~
livery - 6asasd do. August a"d setem9cl deyi
cry Sell do September aad October SenNi % 80 49, No
yemoer AMI December dcnNsy ISL. 40 40 ooS hsrs
CshSfy Sooo Bales specaSois !ooS 1000
baies exporters took 1000 bales forwarded IRON ne
o. ,ce 10 bales: American 900 bales amount
Of C'fo9 ecar 2isOe0 bales. American. $4,000 bales.
IA, EglpUi. July 10 m.-Iae saes Of Gotten today
includcd 6S0o bales American. Fu,Gres firm -
MldGlire IL 2c Good Ordinary II nc; Teeert. naies;
w,Iv receipts 4s bales shipments l2a bales sales
- Ii5gg July ICo,ton qqie, Mdahng l2l,ci lev 'g
Middlng lie; Good Ordinary &c gross Ieeslpt5 POO
bs~ exports to Great Britain $50 bales. coastwse 30
sosroy July ll-CotOn quiet Niddnne. 12hc- Low MD;
bales exports to Great Britain. S2l bales; SocE = Io4
s sSIeis T re- Cfsai rf 8nisl2 W 55es
CnARLRsroN july llCotton quiet, easy M!dGlug sc;
- bales exports coastWisc 49 baes sales 70 bales; stock
~ ~ p i ;aI ga. ss'es n III 6aits "
CISciSSAIl, July ll;-Couou frmi MGdimg. l2e; Low
sfrruts Is bales sales, bales stock, 1904 bales weekly
as1S Inv n C",Ion lower r. sci: Silddhnr l2c.
Low 81 ding II So Good 0fd.4my u &c het reeeipls
ccpts 727 bales; exports coastwe go bales sales 2'S
Xfw.omrASs July ll.-cotton qme; Mil!ling. ll'se;
Low Mddlmc qc. Good Ordinary y lee mel receipts; o
I6Sise, a,t eyeu6g 80 bales; stocs 1754 bales weekly
net receipts COG Gales gross s92 bales exports to FISnoe
$50 bales = t1C Continent .-'7 Od'S c'"'"'se' Io-'
bacs; sales. 4.5n1 bales. ,,.,,,. ,o,-,.
70" to- q N bs,s wekv rcj rece,p,
lfj halcs gross 26s bales safes l-JJ Jes' sie4s 4O'
sSv.SNAu July lI-Coton I9vor to sell Mddrug. 7sc
Low Mddllg &c: GOOD Ordinary &c Igt lg'spls; -
5o Jdcs exports 70 reat Britain 4Sl bales ast"se o8o
ba'S, sales 4O' uaI,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
4 EXPORT LINE
Y FOR BOSTON.

FIRSTCLASS FARE 81.
Tickets limited and GOOD only steamer Leaving New.
YORK day of sale and connecting train leaving NewuOrt
the next morning 90 $3.50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT" and "OLD COLONY"
viii leave New York daily at (Sundays excepted
Pier y r. foot OF MUrras Passengers y INF, route
leave NewNork 80 20 80 minutes later than VIA Ines
and connect az Newport $3.50 A. with FAST TX PRISS
1AlS =, arriving al Boston 1870 a. THIS THE ONLY
LINE low that AFFORDS Iassenge a
NIGHTS REST. Returning CONNECTING train leaves Bostol
running through Newport IN hours steamer
arrives New York at O'clock morning.
Tickets be obtained only at the Office of
the Line. Pier %. y. r., aud on board steamers.
l.. CoNNOB. BORDEN &. LOWELL.
General Passr. Agent. Agertl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12
PRINrrNG CLOTHS MARKEr.

FAIL RIVER, July 1.-THE Priatns Goth market hal
shown some weaker quotations, the price 10y
80, .aving seted to 4c. cash. and sales Oh 6OAo
Is No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

EALL RIVER LINE

a FOR EOSION AND THE EAST
The best route 10 NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEW:BED-
YARD NANTUCKET WHITE MOUNTAINS. MT
DESERT. PORTLAND. BANGOR, 81. JOHN. y. b. HAL
IFAN " - aud all principal cities aud inland seshOrc
resorts OF New England and the Provinces. The mammoth
palace BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New
York daily Sundays ncudedl $3.50 p. Pier -,
y. H.. MuTray-st Leave Brooklyn ?. M, Jers
CIV 4: q D. n. via Annex GRAND PROMENADE con.
CERS on every evening by the spcudd bands and
orchestra attached 10 these steamers. Fl Ill NIGHTS
REST No int rnIei1ie landing between NETWORK and
FALLRiVER special train leaves steamer wharf, Fall
600 Mondays cXcrpteI whom the
touch at Newport, arrives Newport $40 Four morn.
ing trains FALL kINER 10 BOSTON. First tram arrives
Boston 300 a. N, Returning train leaves Boston Is
d. M Steamer arrives NCwNOrk J:30 2. IA. Tickets
stacrooms &C. can be obtained in New YORK
at 800 PSI, 81, Iol. 526 04i, 9j7 Broadwsy
and aU all principal hotels, transfer and ticket
Offices, at the Office OF the line the pier, and
board steamers and COurt>t. and Annex Offices
Igrookln and Jersey CITY. In Boston Old state
mouse anu AZ ''' BoRDES & LOWELL Agents. n. Y.
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Dtoposals.
OFFICE OF isePgcToR OF IIFE-SAvIsG sTATIoNf
XnaR Iulv X. 1873.

OFFICE OF isEPECTOR OF LTpESAvING sTffIoHf'
NEwfOhK, July =, lHIe. ,,,
PROPOSALS FOR CORK LlFE-BELI 81
Sealed proposals will received nt tiis ONCE gnni ~
O'Clock SATURDAY. tie 10th day or july ~ ~ o ~
nlshng hundred 500 cork febes ior use ~ nv,
SAVING 81 tions The delivered at such e or
place places, in Newnork " az
be designated by this Office, free Of expense 10 ule
ment and proposal when accepted by tle sec ~
Treasury shall constitute the contract between o III
ment ard the bidder or bidders, ana no iuI' hei Vs.
be executed. .-au.in.d
sample OF the hte belts required can be seen and
at this Office to be furnished must DC III o'S
particular equal to the sample. -, A., ,~,,sbing
All proposals be Endorsed "Propcshs Ior iu i
cork life belts and addressed Inspector OF LteSaVB
stations 40. rs Broadway, NewIOrk $500. &, a.,
The right reject oil bids. or 10 waive utieC,s
interests Of the GoyeInment 10 90 So
reserved J. H. MERRYMAN,
Captain T. r. NJ and Inspector Z : L. 81
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 10. 1872
PROPOSALS to FURNISH HOSPITAL BED
DING and CLOTHING for the use OF the New.6 OK OK
Marine Hospitals will be At his office until noon the
2ith instant schedules VIII be furnished Dy me surgeon
General the Marine Hospital Service The Unted Shes
reserves the right TO reject or all bids
JOHN Is. HAWLEY, Assistant Secretary.
TREASURY DETACHMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, July L. IS'J')
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until ~ O'Clock OF Tuesday the l5th N
022 square ess OF woven wire CLOTH
70 Ii MESH painted drdb as follows;
Oue piece feet wide lS1 y feet long.
piece o feet WIDE 22S feet long.
one piece o feet wide 3S4 feet long. -,
The submitted sould be per square foot iof Ihe rco
The right defects aud Oreec any or all bids Is re-
served. o,-.,.,
Proposals should be marked Proposals for Wire CLOTH
ami addressed TO u. H. IRISH, thfl Vi Duiea"'
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
4 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA


Fourteen Though Trains way daily depOt In
Philadelphia, Two IN NeYIOrk.
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment, and tho
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

line and United Mall Route-On ana after July
1873 trains leave New York DesbrOsses aad
audt street Ferries rs follows
Harsburg Ilttsburg, the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached H., AMI $50 m.
daily
For WHamsport. Lock Laven Cory and Erie at $50 p
cOhucctu at Cory for Itusye, Petroleum Centre
the OH Regions Wuliamsport and Lock haven,
baltimore. Washington aud the south, Limited Washing
ton Express Il Pullman PdOr Cars daily sunday,
10 a. m; arrive Washington i:l2 IN. REGULAR az 800
and $40 a IA. l. 4 and 10 D. NJ. SUNDAY, 10 y. n.
Express Tor Philadelphia $3.50, 1870 500 % Limited IL
q $50 !, 2, g. o. $40 and 10 Sunday, i30 and
"a l o =, 800 $3.50 and 10 D. m Emigrant ana second
class, 1850 p. II.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey yty aordns speedy and erect transfer
Trsins ArTye-From Pittsturg, 500, 1910 1910
D. daily. and 500 $50 daily, except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore, $50 IN, 2. 300. 4:5O
lOlOp. SUNDAY, l:lO p ~ From PnLadelphm. $3.50.
COO $3.50, 94O Oio, ll3Or. M >, 3JO 800 GO $50 and
lU:lO m; Sunday. $3.50. 6Oj 0;5O. 1910 1850 a.
reset OHCes 500 and ga Broadway, No. House
De and COrtlandtss. No
BrooLlyn Annex Depot, foot Or Fuons, BroOKlyn Nos
III iG and is IudsOusL HObOken; Depot Jersey city
Ticket Office, No. hauetyp ace The NcV-YOTk
iran Company Viii cal To- and check baggage from hotels
III L. p. FARMER, GenI Passenger Agent
FRANK THO MSON. General Manager.
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GEO. L. CoSSoR, Gene.al Passenger Agent.
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

~ ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS March
lS70 Leave depot, foot of CoItandt and Desbrossess
100 D. m. for East1u, bethlehem. Allentown. Reading
Mauch ChunE. Hazeton. MaAaEoy City, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton and TuukhanuOck
$40 D. NJ Night Express daily for Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk WilEesbarre. Elmra, Ithaca
Geneva, Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls the
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBT ~AGRE, SUIT ard Eugr
General Eastern Office corner Church CoytlsnGsts
CiAS. IL. INNINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-12

Express Trains leave New DesbrOscs and C0r-
ION . On o. landt street Ferries a. follows;
4:oV ';o o.zu GO hmitedl IL j, 80 L. o. o. $780,
s:oV anu ~ p m sunday, $3.50 and M D. o. 1880 $780,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all throu "a
Jersey CITY aQorng spee,y and direct
for BTuOkly travel.
Returning leave Philadelphia. 1901, 500 3:55 T.
TOO = $50 ana ii a. Limited Express, 1850 =. MI
53O ana 900 p n On sunday l2Ol, 800. 500 3 $50
g.. mi /, l:35 p.
Ticket od.,cs-Nos. 526 and 9ii Broadway No Asior
House ana foot OF Dcsbr0s,cs COTtlundtts. no
81, and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF FuOn-st Brook
ign; Nos. la. ll6 and lis Huds0LsL. liObosen;
Depot; jersey Ciy. Emigtant Ticket ONCE No Bat
tcrypllcc. .,-.,,,.,. l. 7. FARMER,
FRANK llphSON, Gcnl Passenger Az.
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TIE GANK FOR SAVINGS.

No. 81 BLEECKERsr. NEW. YoaH, July Q, 1873
TENHE BOARD of TRUSTEES have tins day
declared usua interest under the provisions OF tle
laws the last sy months ending the o0ih June as fo
Lows:
At The rate ofFIVT PER CENT annum all sums OF
FIVE collars under five hundred dollars, ant 81 FOuH
PER CENT on al amounting TO five hundred .oiUs
and upward payable on and after the THIRD MONDAY.
being the 2lst. Of TINS month 49, ,.--...-
lg interest carried 10 the credit Of deposl'ors
ncpa the Isl instant where 1t sands exactly a.
deposit.
twill be entered the rasSbooks at any time when re-
QuireG. and oiteTtlC 2lst instant.
GEORGE CABOT WARD, Secretary.
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Gin properln 90 Get.

TOR LEASE.-That splendid property No. 70
WavrIIvpace 33 feet by 100; extended basenensi IN
comtete repair will rented for series OF years on easy
terms. Inquire 90 the premises.
no LET.-In the NancOricar apartment
bli1lne on 7th.aye 55t and 5itl SITS. from August /,
several suits tlOjO 20 SljOD Central PARK hfe PROF.!
and Thoroughly with III modern ayrtnccsj must
he reen be appreciated Apply TO JNO DANNELi. -
Unions
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ONE DOLLAR LINE to BOSTON.

LIMITED TICKETS to BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
boats 30 cents steamers leave PIER 40 North River
every day, except sunday at $3.50 p. IN.
Steamers Of the NORWICH Line pier daily.
including sundays, at .. m for Boston Worcester.
and lOr Portland ana the White Mountains daily excepting
Sam