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&I Sn TO BOSTON ..
~ NV VIA THE Old RELIABLE
NTnNINIInN LINE


CO\NEClISG WITH ALL POINTS East.
NOT A "TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers si0NiNGTOS. and MARIA.
GAN~LtT leave Pier % North River uoOt Oi JaysL al 4JO
T. a., ii limited tickets good only on cas- a. M
tram iron -topiu sou sold VIA tlls line from Nowlok 10
Boston FOR ~ ~. - , Ill. AL. e,.,,..,.
seemed, al oicos ~ WcsrOU Express Company aud AZ Nos
t and aY7 Broadway Metropolitan aud Fiih Avenue
Hotel ticket oncts 49,, 49,. 49,. ,.r,,-,.,.,,,-,
Steamers ELECTRA ana GAIATEA leave Per 20 North
RIVER foot Of WMTensL daily except suud9s) AZ p
fOT rrJylGt &C direct -.-.-.-
IRE. ,ht Via either Inc TAKEN NJ oW''' lal'', , -
{. v. FILkiNS. g. /. ASL y b. HA6NOCA rest
G.I IN TO BOSTON. -
- .sNb VIA FALL RIVER LINE.
ed ami good only day az sale Tor CONTINUOUS
rse,gc ON steamer ana av,u4 Fall RIVER The follow
inofng ~ 5i5U arrival Of boat Regular uekes ~ -
good on any train between Fan River aud Boston MaEHh
" NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY
leave New York d.liy Sundays excepted al SO D. A9
Pier - North River foot ot NutlA}-aI
Leave Bruokiyu, Via Annex boat Al 4 y. ul.
Itk,t.aul StlCTupms secured q Az ltntp-l hOcs AuU
Iickrt On.t,s az TIE PIER and on steamers ..
BORDEN q LONELL, A.euts
GLO. J. CONNuR Genl Pass. AgL
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0fean 8ttdmerS.

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The ON v Line sailing under the AMER1
CAN FLAG sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia.
ILLINOIS sails I'll 1 RSDAI, Feb. H. y. ~
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RECENT lS %1r $s2 or PRESS.
l. The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1879.
Aui''0 y cC5jS STl'3 + FI''''''
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fsf ai }ri IE7S R,cH0c AID Expenditures
senators Sa'TGS 81 'i'u imG5its snd Domestic tx.
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f IN " t,J -tat,,s VIZ ns,tnrs Rank, Statistl,-
Departmental rnicci5 OF TIC Public Dent Of TIC Ontod
li NE a tc S si.es o"' ' Senate and Iio.c Of E5p
Statistics Of Trade and Com. IcsIntauy,s ,, .,..o,
lion ana steel Tables New ork sta eu9y' iumcnt,
Table OF Coinage. &C. &C.
THce % Cents. Five copo' foI Dollar
H. THE TRIBUNE TNDEX:
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Ill. THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
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showing low Republican mGoiiues were vPcd OF ~ i9
Cation ana fraud; also, Mr.. DLAINhs SPEECH IL TIE
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DACIEN MAm. STEAMSMP COMPANY

4 hiI'luc from Pace fp,, 1du3lst.. North IlyeE
Ior StN tRAS'f-tu yla ~ MUS or PANAMA
~tDJt.-I.rt ttHN. p Ht,.ft. Feb. -.' nn'n. .
Conn coin. rHr Contra, ami -'ufl America and hcLltO
From san Francisco Tor Japtn and china:
steamship II "a. Wednesday, Isru .. noon
ste HI-iip cry Nr rI1 f$F TuD-dIv. h'ri J. noon
~. aIu. MP CITY tFTtElt Thursday. H1r :. noon.
ilom son hauDIscO To- Honolulu Nc"Zcai"ad' anu
~l,aul-, ip CITY u' NTW-YuEK Noudaj Feb =. noon.
Tor Irlrht gen IN Information. aprIy ~ Company
'fe.. t.r ,irf foot 81 anal a.. Noi "a ilHrr.
Ia-,ru.,> riri go \ : lR tNtI-tfl. SANbWl II
T-l.N .I-. JAPAN. CHINA EN/.tINED Al =
ITALIA. rOtrH ANEEl'AN, CENTRAL AMEII'AN
I'D IENT ~ PDl;lt.
,r - on Informal r. .arl routes apply to 1ha
sa.s Irf,. u,uf y
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9uslrnCiion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DNERIISERS!
~ SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE' and
ALL FIKSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS 10
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN < pTLNEKHkN, ,Z3S broadway. NcWNOrh.
sd copy Of advertisement when asking for estimate orin
formation
An Uptown Writing COcge.-Iwelv" private
~ lessOn- guaranteed Bookkeeping DAY and
evening. Beautiful paors hrst floor Broadway ed hsd ST
OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH.
DFSUMPTION INDEED !-Packard's Bust
Ia College sos Broadway has RESUMED labor after
holiday ana !, IN prime condition ms
s. Tie leading busuc-- college Of thc country quo the
most reliable place those lng first class business
education Address p p IA1 hAl'p ~ SO. ~.
StHORTHAND.-FREE INSTRUCTION at
> cooper mon FRIDAY EVENINGS. New CLASS
FORMING Inquire of MTs. l.. b. 81 Rms School u Fho
BIOGRAPHY, - raIkIow.
University Grammar School, No. ] ,4S1 BlOad-
L vav near ldst Primary Commercial and lla'sca. 10.
paItmenrs NJ. " HOBBY. ". J. AKIN. 4. II. Principals.
For Young Ladies-CtY.
MRS. and MISS STEEES'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
~ ~ East 4ltl.st and 80 West lCthsL
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY


~ Ferry station In New orr, foot Of iiDcrtyst.
Perry station IN Brook yn f,Ot Of FultOnst
Commencing NOV 90 lS7SIaips leave NewlOrk. foot OF
IibcrtyS'. a. follows:
6"'l a.. m.-FOr Pennington, EasOn BcIyfdere, nsuoh
Chunk, I"maQua, WikeSb9ue, Elmira, &C Connects at
Junction with u. l.. end ". H. X. .
$40 a m FIR High Bridge Branch Nchooey Noun an
budds Lake and Lake Il"patcong aston, Hsil sDnlH
Nsueh CHUNK Idma4ua Nd1ct-h, lkesOarfc rtt""s'''
NtlldnIbiOrt. &c
1850 o. m and 1870 d. m.EOr Imerye AMI Pennington
p, m.-For Flemngtnn f5st"n, Mlucl Chunk. ama1ls
Wiz sJaTrc scranton Iun,hduuJCk, Iamaqda EhIytOI
Reading IOitsylle, HalrsDutgh. e..
1 I. tu.-tor nigh Bridge Branch. SChOOi6ys Mountain
Eudt'- Lake Lake lIoracanL asru Belvlfcte alt
Maucn Chunk connects a Junction with d. l. aud ". H. II
5.tpp IN GailJ.-FOr Iaot5n. Allentown and Harrisburg
7:46 =, M For Eastou.
local points tine tables az stations.
ST NDAG TRAI NS--TAayc at .. ~ II y. m for Bound
Brook ard intermediate points, and 40 OiO H. Tor Ea'on
Reading and HARRISBURG. ...--
Rostsof The Boo. IN and E'o ArUcX' make connection
81 Jersey CITY station and ON BCoOhiyn and Lie Depot,
jersey titv. - -.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIV lSlON.
y TRIMS leave for Red Bank, Ioo Branch Ocean Grove,
&c. nj 81 D, Ii:lJ ?. w.. :, '..J D. ~. ~ ,
stages connect an NatIWah Nai"n & nirOm hEf POl
EEFEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
a0ft Al
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EEFEHOLD and NEW-l0RK RAILWAY
connections. layc foot of Liberty ST., Tor Freehold at
. 1 Il L LII 4 - !. 1
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW

FOR THINTDN tED pTILNDELPHIA.
INIEI>- IIAIN IIMI TWO HOlRA

/ J.
LXrf{,s TnAIIT IlNE I%% M non RS RS p,o,
Leave '-d, phs .iaj,,u Hor'n r,npsyylnla RAT
road, Third ioik--t a., oi5 N.J. 49, $3.50. l5Oa m,
Leave ,Gton To- Ncvyo.sa 100 except Monday, c;iJ'
PnImsn D'a" NJ room cp'- r''cic. To the 900 m
'' cTNB8Y elEg"Leayc Ncvy3rk and Philadelphia At
"a. n $50 Up Leave Sew lois loI mention AT . j. IN,
o;@o g. H. Lay, ,rs".t' ~ i o. NV ~ r 10 10 and
from Brooklyn sui l.i," otu,'. Jtr.'y uity. an,
Bio1wlv tlS r.ir,rai oc. an o.c, Of tho Raii
way IN >cH.lo.s g.. hi""h.vn md At No EoHr,'t ,
q. =. LtI.U~ -. cen. Pass AGENT
NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81:
Nrw-iav,l at 5 ana II ,. M. connecting with road
NEW-lOEK CLNIRAL and HUDSON
- F lo q rams nAE9En o 5E hS eo 49,
sgo a NJ Wssern and H9rlhfgo .Egres7 Tth dfs%ng
a Gicago ana wesrcrn Isor' s;o' With draw
ing-roou cars {" tantud aqua Ro he-t'r And buHiO
100 Expire TO Albany and Troy. win connections
400 p' n M@airrI Express with through sleeping
GOO p M 81 Express, daily vim sleeping cars for
81 Iou- running through every nd IN Tue Week also -rep
M c"rs Tor runo, saga i "c % ana Dsttoit ana Tor
gs' a ,prs. . .oi aud corning via Ge
ueya. Size Ing cans 10 'iru"ea ant r. chester: .
So p a. r..I ~ .o N,T' 't fosd5 beisSt
ana c. ago; ond excepting -otmHay h' 10 Lo"'He A@d
Tickets ior SAFE Nos % and 4l3 Broadway. aad az
and gt2 Broadway, Ncw.lorS, ana 3'5 Mashqgton'L'
81 ooh 80 - -.
pENNSl LNAAIA RAlLROAD-GreatT Trunk
Line AID United ~tatcs NAH RoG'e.--On ana af,cr
Janar ~. trans leave Nes-loTk Wa Des5Io-ses aud
+ CORTLAND ~iIaot Ferries ~ fJlov-: -
Express tor harrisburg P'sburc. The West and South,
Pullman Palace cars attach %, a. H. and $50 p m
Caiiy
f6r iamspor; Lock I,yeq CORY and Ere at $50 p n
OIL Et.Iul- William sport aud Lock lifyru, q a. N.
p.lignr- ", SIngtou and tie -Du,. Limited y ashing
ton Express ~ Pullman Parog daily except SUNDAY,
10 . m.. arrive Washington Az isegar at 40 aud
s2O r. M and Top sun ay 80 ami 10 p. H. For
Ia Pa
I1rr - 'or rhiatenhll. 4:5 7SO $40 10 Limited IL
a. NJ $40 4, a. t3O $50 AMI 10 p IN. sunday. $50 an
Is, 7:sO $50 ana 10 p H. EnisTant AM second
Boats OF brook yn connect with all through trains
al Jersey w ahOripg speedy ana direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel
Ia. Gay 9.lUa u go p N d1y eActBt Monday; From
washington and Baltimore Coo - 800, $50, 1910 p
N. sunday $50 a IA. and l0lO p m From philadelphia,
1910 800 :. 300. 400 62, $50 and
iC.lU D. M SUNDAY, 45O, 800 lO4, lljO M 60 lO;lo
fTcsrt Offices 525 aud GA Broadway No Aston HOase
and C,t al - ,yrusse, AMI tOg f;s.. No CJutst, ami
T,1lrr Annex Depot root ~ ELitOu.si Brooklyn. Nos
III I6 and ~ u.dsJs ST. lioboAea Depot jersey City
49, I'M Ticket U.ic,. 80 = Battery place.
l.. +. FAitNl-K GEM Passenger Agent
\ ON , - a ara
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Geatners.


4 MEXICAN md FOREIGN TEACHERS
" AGF%CY introduces tupcioT Teachers ia COLLEGE 2,
pciools AMI Families. Afiirss or call on hi-s VI. J.
YOI NG American and Foreign Teachers Agency, %
UEionSqusrc. Brlldvay t!ac
A LADY desires position IN family To
y teach English aIi TItncb tt'I,n,es Mas IIaiurs
10 GIpmcc park Th,1 g. brJnus, l15 Broadway J. ".
sterling 20 Nas.arst. N. q. j. Borden 90 Wor'hst
As GONEkNISS- Engish lady seeks re-
a Enlargement: fluent French AID German (nyc years
abroad; cambridge University examinations: brilliant
pianist singing, ,'UaLtF Latin aId italian. No.
90 GI'cnrayH, L"h'"a, p"tai', 'Hr'a".
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
u 60 UNION ~Ql Axe. NI#-lDHk.
supplies coon teachers Win lusi-'' Application f1r"
stamp. supplies sctoil. ana families Win competent III
sluctUia WITHOUT GIL AIpl.
]. COTLL>WuEIH rINtkNEY, 80 Union square. y. Z,
4 mcrican School Institute, Established 1876.
~ Promptly provinces fguii"s. schools Colleges VITA
teachers fro!e Of kuotn ebIo aud character;
sc!r AID rents school Properties.
GIVES parents safe Pdvl,' ab0ut GOOD hCHOOIS;
irpresrrt, reliable teachers seeking Engagements.
j. ". SCHERMElHOKN, 4. NJ, Secretary.
30 East l4tilst. near CriNGaity. place.. y.
StANTED--A lady Of successful experience
w FL teaching the ncsh hIsuclss go pcT month aHd
home Address INSII1l TON. Tribune UPTOWN Opicc
l,23S Broadway.
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For Both Sexcs-CountrY.

For BOtn OeXc9--COlntrY.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, IIackettStown,
y NJ-rst and lar ce- budAg ia the state. instruction
thorough Both -cA'. Ten departments ffth yer opens
september D. So per year Catalogues iroe Kew GEO
IN IlIENEi, D. u" President.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOI..-On farm ! (
miles from New York, - WccH; hoard. washing. tui"l
comfort. country home; scholars receive mor
o's during he summer 7Na'G ~ For pArucuars Apply
10 Hrs II. G. MO%ELL4 Manh9s'et IL
HILLSIDE SEMINARY Qudgcpor,, ConnD
fer young llucs ana Ctle- VII reopen -rpie,hDer
j. 1875. preparation foI Coi"Le hpc, ally. Am >.
SIONE MARIANA J.. SIAbE, corn Ella hNo"LE7
FITCH
Miss +. J.. KOBERT~'S Day and Boarding
will reopen Wednesday. september Is nd !or circular
NlISS ). b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
Va school f0I Young aG!c 1ud tnuIri summit -''"-
Jersey viii OVen ON Iursdtv, Hctot 81 l. 1875.
NEAPLEWOOD INSGITUTE--Foi both sexes;
We Concolvluc Penn. 50 Iu quarter Students Fr~
Jared for busI. Yale OF Ila.vaia frat ct professor
j. ~HONlIIDGl. y. y" II.Dcp2i.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, lh0s. ilanIoA
4 ID. D. Pcuu.n.tap y T.. i3. both sc,ts. We oXcc in
hcalfuucs. convenience discipline" thorough teaching
home comforts and mOiyTaie cndrG's
SPRiNG SESSION, RocklHnd College, Nya"k,
- y. y opens February g. Bot -cAt-. Popular EG.'e-
Send Tor catalogues. W. n. BANN'HItN. NJ
CWARTIGMORE COLLEGE. ten miles from
- Philadelphia under he care a. Friends gives thorough
L.vI- ll tH courses OF STUDY
tel1ns. &c. address IDWAlD j.. NA1lii, tttslt'n.
svart0orc College. ~vsiihT go, delaware county PEI
GtEn Per Quarter Rockland College, Ny 'ca,
tpOV = y. Both fcXr7. 10 c1iIAs bot music Popular
Course for ladi,s Iuic 20 any time Raunst,I
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GERMAN LLOND

y STEAMSHIP LINE BIIW kEE NEWYORK.
~GIEUANPIBS NND BREMEN.
CONPANY'S PIER foot 81 ~ECO&D.~I uOBOKEN
'I Feh - Ri ti sat ,a.c Gu !
RATS OF PASSAGE from NE~.NOKE 10 sou thAAf
TON. IIANRE OR BREMEN ss,
FIRST CABIS.. 500 SECOND CABIN .-........To"
STEERAGI~ ~. ...-.-. .,..tG
Return tickets reduced rli1 Prepaid stseia6e cef'b
C9te- GO ,, .,o
-,,r.c, i,s"s 20 ~ gGql' N The >oa q Enflagl go
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

steamers leave Jersey City, uear Pavona Ferry.
" rdirs'iaY. February j
" March ,
Cabin SG5-S70 intermediates $3.50 Stc'flge. SO.
n. CAIAIN. General Agent. - south WlIiSu-'t.
FUNCfI EpNE d Co.. = south Miilaust Freight ABts
70 BROAD Val Passage Agent.
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NcW (1ntIitGilon9.
IN NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

series % article. describing the etiquette aad entertain
mont and ccHur the foes and foos Of the upper soc7
circles Of the Metropolis They supplement ary 10 the for
,pcr series SOCIAL ETIoUETI OF NEW-l ORk, >
published in
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THE MONEY MARKET

n|UJhL REPORT ". Y. STOCF EYCH1TgE SyP.
hsrepoTted br ne GoId and stock 7elsgraph Co. "'
GOTERNbENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
MONDAY. FED. 10. 1879
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GnU Schools.

VALE Law Sch00l.-R"gular course. > years;
GRADUATE course TOR dccrce % Del. veaiS FsltcIm
al en-, sept -. AddIr.. Prot: NANiAHD Neviisven, 81
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,,,,,rX, or .,ruro1OO1CAL AND BIBLICAL LIT;
TRhTr Edited by GE o y GTSTS To- fHg
S9 UtN = TrE UOlY SCRIPTURES BY HENRY M hAh'
Mn u d. Svo pp 1881 Nelson Il fhi'hnS
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tTeslCran Female College. Wilmington, Del
3Sh wear begins sept Buildings iu,t reitfct aHd -
furnished FOR caalo.Ue adde's. eyJ Williams A. VI, res
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Danrlna Academies

ALLEN DODWORIUS SCHOOL
" FOR DANCING AM DLPOEINENr,
"a. G7l 51IIANE,
NOW 0PFN. FOR 1LRA-. &c. SEND FOR CGHCCLAE
DEILLN'S SCHOOL Of DANCING and De
IL PORTMENI Mondays a. Ivrc Han. 6ihave
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= NV 1OkN, ilAN IN anu hI'NAtN-N
- VAL : =. LINE.
S.tCamrTziC, Pier "a. : NoIth River AZ 3 y. n
FOKIANAHA DIRECT AID VERA Cruz.
ealing ~ rrOgfcssO. CdmpraclN ana fro.ttll. -,
Ct1N >IW-h 1l;k ildTcaY f''E - al y
IT' OF Wi~ilINETON Havana "tyI lhnrSdav t'b, -
CRY OF fI8A Cru >it riay NaIth
%eH-Dr cans o. - abi Ntl - Ia" NGia
tr.t va 3, r f15 Ilfpii,. ruyitn come ,tIon vita
steamer Tor lt,yeH', S"W-t0r~ and s1ot" p2Tis. .
& Sos. ~ ana * BTod1"aT
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For Young Ladles-Country.

GROVE HALL. NrW-llav"n. tOnn.-AI,,
~ MCNITUEI'S SCHOOL trr ING IAplE~.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mcchan'c4
burn Penn. L,stiful heuu- fl COL" home a sen '
Opens pa year sept. q. I,y q. t. sol \. NJ i'''
IlAPLhWOOD INSlITt IL for louU'
Va laGca. It,.ucid lass. rooms all occupied. bn |'
d',ouaI and very desi'4,e "n'- VII b" ready ier t,
superior Address uc Ecys G. V. SPEAR and !" J.
AZ LRN, trncipsis
INcslcyan Female College. Wilmington. Del
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INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOoL
CITY OF ht.W NOEk ...TUI II DAN.'Fch IL 1880 a. ~
tIIY OF rICI Ari' RDAi. Feh ~. a m
rItE or BiI 'SSE~ \ Al = R~DAl. L-p -, g. 20 a. m
From PeI ~. y. r.. foot al 'h0rions
CABIN, 500 49, and Sou. gold Return tickets on tAvOr'
all. Terms.
StfEKAGt. So. currency. Drafts AZ lowest rates.
Saloons. IOOu.s and BATH looms alislTS.
Ii'-s .afI,rs i1 not carry cattc. sheep ~ pigs
lOIiN q. DALE. Agent, II aGd 30 Bt"s't"ty, y. V
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DECENT ISSUES OF
IL THE TRIBCNE PRESS.

NORRIS PHILLIPS & CO., raIb-place, Newton.
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For Bows and Young Men-Countrv
Glide TO SCUOOLS-Frce to parents ;
n mailed for stamp sCHEKNERH0RN3 80 East litli-'t.
LEXANDER Institute, military boarding
N school White Plains NY. O.RMlLLlS. PhDn Principal
.. Uomclike Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. Z. KINDS. A. N" Hampstead, Long lSidhH'
ADAMS ACADEM \, Quincy. Mass, ilt4
boys for our best colleges tuition $50 year, h"ari OF
The school boarding $3.50 Tor catalogues au
informal on apply She '-cr, ILL ENLkti ElhO
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted FOR
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates coithcd
sumr1t r or Winter. stOckbfidgc Mass HOFFMAN,
BENJAMIN MASON'S
ID BOARDING SCHOOL Fof BOl So. .t,,,
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EEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

a LINE
1re ~ lass steamships sai regularly 1T p m, from
Ttr 80 H. North RIVER y. follow . 49,. .... o.. . 49,
ti,,n. sun 10. 10 - -! ...... WEDN ESUAI ICt 10
efrar~tlp ~+,Ii 500 u!. ~ NA..-SAIl kDAl. Narrh !
tc,onunauis uusurpa- For freight 0rpasspceap apply -
WILLIAM +. CIlDI. & CO.. No. Bowling sre-h
fAMIDN HEO-. Nannt- u lIa.8n1.
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! aiional Line. From new Pier 30 North R.

y itlOldl Line. 1blD NEW III - 4NNitii i'
: s----.-FOR LONDON Nlctous Docks. 49, -
In . n t,RE'C'. d. - 3 I'M
ron IT EEN~rOWN AND LlN EkPoD -
iI,i ". i'h. j. Z. J. > 80 -. % ~ ~ ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-11

". WHY THE SOUTH L. SOLID" a..-
TBIBT Ne EXTRA so. -, Price, . cents THE IL
TNI- invest stIon o. thcrcccu' election ID Souih CarH
showing how Republican maoIitcs were " ped 0l ~ Min
C4tiCn and fraud, also, Mr. BLhl$ rs SPtECH IN III
SLNAIk.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-12

Whatever is to be done in the matter OF
forming driving park association here,
ought to be done at once, so that the park
may be in proper condition for the trotting
season.
This morning, Mr.. o. j. Dimock, owner
of the fair grounds track, received letter
from Budd DobIe, the celebrated horse
man, asking Information as to terms, etc,
for big meeting here the coming season.
Ooble is the man who originated the trot.
ting meetings at Chicago and Louisville
last summer, where Hopeful Lulu and
other famous horses were on the track and
which brought thousands of dollars to
those cities. Rock Island, from Its central
location, splendid hotel accommodations
and railroad facilities, would be fine loca-
ton for driving park, and as MIR. Dimock
positively refuses to open his track, the
purchase of the grounds from him, if he
will sell, and the formation of a company
here would add largely to the city's inter-
ests. If Mr.. Dimock will neither open the
grounds, lease or sell them to others, then
the next best location is Big Island, which
is convenient to the city, the cars running
direct to the grounds. If Rock Island
could secure big trotting meeting. and
make it success, it would be an incalcu-
liable benefit TO the city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-12
a Source OF Much Bodily Evil.

If the habit of body becomes irregular,
much evil ia inflicted On the system. The
stomach becomes dyspeptic, bilious SYM
toms develop themselves, the circulation
is contaminated, aud the nerves share in
the general disorder. /, is the utmost
importance that the bowels should be
thoroughly and speedily regulated when
they grow derelict. The corrective agent
best adapted to this purpose is Hostetter' S
Stomach Bitters, a wholesome, non-grip-
ing vegetable laxative, worth all the rasp-
ing cathartics invented since tie time
of Paracesus, People who have been in
the hab Of using blue bills, calomel, and
other drugs aud cheap nostrums for con-
stipatiou, should abandon hurtful aud use
less medicines, and substitute for them
this pleasant and gentle aperient, which
not only prodGces the purgative effect Eat
urally, but also strengthens while it regu,
lates the bowels, stomach and liver. II
moreover cures and prevents intermittent
aud remittent fevers, govt, rheumatism
debility and urinary troubles.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-12
All woolen goods at cost and less, q
Mitchell u Parsons.
Dramatic.

a woman of The People was the at
traction at Darts Hall last night. The
Clifford Dramatic Company. at each sue
eeed;uS performance, give increased evil
dence of ability; the personnel, while open
to criticism, deserving credit for faithful
rendering, close attention to and study Of
the business" Of the piece. Limited
space precludes an extended criticism Of
last nights performance, but we cannot
refrain from saying that the various mem
bers of the company portrayed their re-
spective parts in q manner that calls for
unqualified approval. 10 the first act the
generous, frank nature Of Madelaine, free,
joyous, just entering upon the bright path
way of married life was we'll rendered BY
Miss Wakeman; and when the happy
young wife has become cold, anS her
heart filed with despair, brought about by
her husbands (Bertrand-Mr. Clifford,
weakness and cruelty; when she becomes
almost insane over the receptions practised
upon her, The character met with equally
good treatment.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-12
"what are You going TO do about it."

'What are you going TO do about it."
Because the penalties of physiological
laws are not executed speedily, some fancy
they are void. But when the system
breaks down. and almost hopeless compli.
cations arise, which the family physician,
by reason of his limited experience, fails to
relieve, the pertinency of the above inquiry
is apparent. Many remedies have been
specially prepared for these cases. and
many physicians are bidding for their pat
ronage. AS before making a purchase of
land, search" is required, and the title
carefully examined, SO invalids should
carefully investigate the clailDs of any
physician offering to treat chronic diseases
DR.. Plerce's Family Medicines are well
known. and have effected many cures
where eminent physicians have failed, vet
to accommodate surgical and complicated
cases, and those DESTROYS of being restored
speedily, DR.. Pierce has erected an elegant
sanitarium, at cost of nearly half million
dollars. No institution 10 the world offers
advantages superior to those found in this
establishment. Half score of physicians
are 10 attendance, several of whom have
been prominently connected with leading
American and European Hospitals. Every
improved facility for Fastening cure that
liberal expenditure of money could secure
can here be found. Before fully deciding
where to 60, address Invalid sand Tourists
Hotel for circular.