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nREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Or
LEANS RAILROAD.
THE BEST ROUTE EAST

THE BEST ROUTE EAST.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliope
Street Depot. on and after November TO- 1878. as
follows:
Leave Arrive
EXP. No. i. 500 D. m. Exp. No 2. 1918 a. m.
Mixed No. 3, TOO q. m. Mixed No. A. 800 .. m.
Nos. and Q run daily. Nos!es and daily. OK
oe PPU tIiId PALACE SLEEPING OARS
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
ST LOUIS Sleeper liz attached at MILAN, on
ablIng passengers to 90 through without Levy y,
Ing the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO NEW
YORK and EASTERN CITIES.
Improved sleeping and reclining chair cars
to VICKSBURG daily, without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and fnforma-
ton given at No. ~ Damp street. corner OF
Common.
A. D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
F. CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
NH
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LAkOUKsiMk.

SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOUHCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX
-H1@ = THE NEW AND FAST PAgEEN-
HENRY TETE.
J. y. Aucoin, master, M. II. Landry. clerk,
Leaves every MONDAY at %. M, md FRIDAY
At II a. m.
Lands all freight IN daylight and pays pario-
down the coast every Wednesday, ma SUNDAY.
For freight or pasBARe apply on board or 10
D. RIVEI, LOO Decatur street.
P. B.-Has q clerk on the landing during the
day at the head OF Bienville street to receive
freight. se2s IL
LAFOURCHE. DONALDsONVTLLE AND
COAST PACKET,
THROUGH TO HITNZI.
Leaves every TUESDAY at s pm. and sATUR-
DAY at ~ m.
For Donaldaonvills. Lafourchs and upper coast.
IT. :. Tho New Passenger Steamer
A&MtAGS ASSUMPTION,
p. A. Charlet. master N. z. Dnp1igt
clerk, will leave as above. Returning down tho
coast every Monday and Thursday. For freight
or passage. apply on board or to
no98m b. RIVET 1O6 Decatur street.
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Exlls,rta
I'm palIrts

RUATAN--Par aohr Sarah Douglass-5000 CO.
eoanuts 1000 punches bananas and plantains } bbs
lnas to y UteTi Ii Bro
VERA CHUz-Per brig Minatitlan-7 tons fustio
l15 logs cedar and mahogany TO order
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Mell.oranda.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool April arrived from New Orleans
steamship James Drake, Howard.
Bremsn April s. rived from Now Orleans, Ger
steamship Hanover. HeHMaD.
Queenstown, March 3l-AfTived from New Or.
leans, Nor barks Luna, Tobiasen and hatvig, buDd-
bad.
Liverpool, March li--Arrived from New Orleans
Brit steamships It Lonls cid and Abdiel. Jones.
Bordeaux March 2.-Saiied for New Orleans. Fr
bark Comtssse Duehatal, Dupont mot previously.
by Mail.
MaaAluis March t7--Saed for New Orleans, schr
Jas SR or Hawkins.
Bremen March ia rived from New Orleans
Ger ttam-hip Nnrnherg. Jaeger.
IT John u. March 9s-Auived from Rio de
Janeiro. via New Orleans Passes Brit ship Adfiana
Spry.
Havre, March 1.-THE Aus bark Gentnri 'Tarabo-
chin, when ivsd here yesterday from New Or.
leans. was struck by tquall Feb 10. strained aud
made good deal Of water On the follawi x day
Tho pumps were freed On Feb 20, in Ia III N, Ion hg
W. tho We sci xperienrsd violent hurricane which
lasted H6 hour; IN II b ~ shipped sea which
swept the deck and filled the cabin. Master feara
damage to cargo.
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nV RaIlrOn6s.
CHICAGO 81 LOUIS AND NEW oRLsAas
RAILROAD

April s--7a bales cotton TO Richardson May--55
do Walden Hawkins h RobHrts-3g Lehman A bra
ham Aep 10 His& ham u Moore--R7 PAYNE. Kennedy
&Go-2a y u Arsv &eo-ta Warren. Atkinson Aeo-
10 u Gumbel--ls Allen, Nus ent Aao-ta y Carver
If Ubafie, Hamilton Il Powell--16 A. Heer--l6
Jne Il Hardie 6ea.-l4 Stewart Bros &eo-ll TO ] u
Harris Aeo-1l Lyman Il Llnbtensten-10 TO Alien
West Il Bnsh-p Meyer, Wsis Aee-5 W white
4 Jne Phelps &oo-4 Ftankenbnah II Horland-4 70
Moore Il CeiemaD--3 l. Walmsley Ago--2 I'll ALI
con 6ce--a q Thomas &so-l Britt N Mayson-l
HOrfin eco q w aenteli &ao--l II " g Newman
q boxes eggs Miller a. Meyer lot machinery TO
HI Schwartz Il Bro car cattle Avonok. Mitchell a
co., bdlH hides Hay Il Mehle-25 bbIs highwnes 70
w ii Beanham-2s do Il Drsyfns-a20 pkgs beer Val
Msrz &cO--pD do Hsrman-45 boxes bacon s862
pes bulk meat TO Jos West Aco-3n pkge tobacco to
Waokerbarth a Joseph 80 do 10 ] j Irhy's SonH-l
case cigars j Jaeguet l pkge mdse Richardson y
furniture w r Novels d. II Bensel, Ir--l2 do w
Ringrose--T do II spisring- 10 ofder-Tote
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OUACMITA RIVER.

NEW nRLEANs AND oUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY April 8, Mt S D. no.
IT. FOR CAMDEN. Ell DORADO.
ktaazsss..sssskkG Ouachita City. Monroe. Trenton
md all landings on Black and Qua
ehita rivers-The fine new light-dra passenger
steamer
JOHN WILSON,
Joe Holmes master, w. b. Clark clerk
will leave rs above For freight or passage ap-
plv on board or to +. A. BLANKS, President.
GEO. D. HITE, BRITToN b EppLER
G. r. WORK, LORD b MGPEAKE
u. OAKLlN, laD2l Agents.
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at s o. M
IT, FOR OUACHITA CITY, MONROE,
kAsaa3& Trenton, and all town landings on
- Black and Ouachita rivers = The
splendid passenger steamer
JOHN III. HANNA,
Jack w. Blanks master, Clerk Ben G. Cornwell
will leave rs above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
Capt 3. A. BLANKS, President.
No. 106 Grayier street.
GEO. d. HITE, BRITTON & EPPLER. j. e.
CARLIN, G. z. WORK. LORD g. MCPEAKE.
Il. w. ADAMS. Agents
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brun-
ner for Bayou D'Arbonns STEAMER Willie for
Bayou Bartholomew and Saline river. steamer
Tom Parker for Little and Ten sas rivers and
the Little Bob B. for Camden. ia5 tt
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. -5t-4itl--i=5
HaEUR RIVER.

REGULAR gntUF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves TUHDAY. April q, q, 8 o. m.
IT, FOH EAHON'B FERRY. POINT
kasa.aHlAakS Jefferson, Alto. He'd Mouth, and In
termediAte landings on Bosnf river
The Al packet
ERA NO. 10.
james Hamilton muster, j. r. Mohr CLERK.
will lsave ~ above For freight b. passaee nr,-
ply on board or to LORD Il MGPEAKE agents.
NO. 122 iraVier Street Apa
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OMAHA. NEBRASKA,
eradcates the pest. This is the only dip that
adds to the staple and value Of wool. It will
cure the most obstinate cases-dilute each gal
cent n head each dipping.
Packed In ONE and FIVE GALLON TIN
CANS.
Dip scabby Sheep In the early Spring
and Summer. as that Is the time to eradi-
cate. the disease from. the skim, Fail and
Winter dipping will not cure the scab. It 2nly
ter months the insect that causes the Scab Is
forcing his way 80 deep into the true skin that
early Spring the insect comes to the surface Of
theskin and Is easily eradicated by one or two
dipplngs IN my Sheep Dip.
Sold for ~ - gallon and Freight paid on
SO gallon lots to your railroad d4pot. Book
sent free to Sheep Growers. Address =. Il
Kennedy Omaha. Nebraska
KENNARD q FORSYTH,
Wholesale Druggists and General Agents.
Ugly Omaha Nebraska
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vAcKsHbms. @aEEnyaLLK Ann nEnns.

UNITED HTATEH MALI PACKET.
fYrss :. ron WOKsBuRd. : hhrUuEa
As&NH8kN Davis Bend and Intermediate land
sssssaes~ ings1rhe steamer
MORT. II. LEE,
William Campbell. muster A. Mcvay clerk,
leaves sae ssbove. connecting at yieAsuuIk witt
Parisotg Ling for oil points on the Yazoo, Sun.
q. q. WAYNE, 50 Grayier strest.N
GEO. d. HITt, 142 Graver ct.
VIII give through bills Of Iadlug to Trenton.
Shreveport and Texas Kailroad, via Della, Ii.
w. B. BROCK EFT. Agent,
an Maunyfna af ranf
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nnW uHLEAEs AND MOBILE KAILRAop


4 Isuaf--i do Sims, Bups &oo-i T I Airay Zoo
Gardner. Gillespie Aco 4 Jno L Hardie &co--74
head cattle j a L0oka--2h boxes tobaGco to Marx IL
Kemperl oar lumber J i Byfne--l DO = Holmes
Aeo--i cases mdae Wang Il Cottam--65 bbls roan
bba turpentins Simpson n Ttieou--1 pkgs mdHe A
II Nelson & bales ,pdse w II Letobford &eo25 do
j s West ir--2 J lewis Levy, Loeb soheurer D.
col ID Fl HDlmes-is Nelson MoStea Ito pkgs adss
+ schumaker-l do Rev w n Elder pkge leather
Jno Hardie Aeo-a5 pkgs tobacco q Hernshem a
Bro-t0 do j j trbY's Sont--6 pkFs paper C1ntreste
lroa..4 DO Levy Bros--s Cox q Gole.,s bo1ea mdse
r. II Mathews-y4U sacks oloake to II X Beer IA
sacks peas to Gardner. Gillespie Zoo bales broom
corn 7 Archer 8 bhls buckets Il Levy bbls
t,lrpentine Aiken3 bbs whisky M BanngatteD-
Ii pigs butter Miller, 4rigsby Aeo--2s boxes cheese
John Moore jr--l5 bo1es wine Mioas-+l crate
mdse II Otis Dbl brandy + Ambs-snndriss TO or
der Total 81 bales cotton
4oR0AH'H LOUiatANA AND TEIAs RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
April "A hhds augar TO Kefer Gardner do
Tno GhaTe Il sona-2f John Calder--lG do to Robert
Hare do bbts mDlasaea Hirseh Adler &Go-202 10
Straight-6 baiee cotton tapp Bros &eo--2o pigs
eggs L Terrebonne-in sacks rough rice ] M Walsh
liz do ba skins r r sevin--l box hides Derbss
100 head cattle 9 Mshle 6oo-sundries =" order--
Toisl bales entton Al hhds sugar 204 hbla moassss
vi sacks rough rios
From Clint n Per steamship Josephine4s bales
hides " sks ho ns GO bales euttan 9 Whitney goo
s., do e r Walmslev hnn4-47 Glapp Bros A. 60 w
Jno Il Hardie Aco--ie b Bnren Nsn--l4 \ Gumbei
y w Burbridge Aen-s Loeb Oppenhemer 7
II Dannsel &eo-7 M0pre GolsmaD--.t J M Gold a.
Hnn--B74 sacks cotton seed Cotton Seed Assaeia-
flour sahwRhaaher II Hrseh-~J horses Goops p9nl
try q w speneer--lg head cattle X M Flant-Rnd
sundriss to ordsrTotal VII bales cotton GA sacks Of
cotton neeh
From Galveston-~--Fer steamship Josephns--23
bnxes eggs to w Stork-snndriss TO order
NEW OHLKANs AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April al hhds sugar to Richard Milliken-and
sunasies 10 order
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR dHEENVILLE. VICKBHURH AND THE
BENDS,
Leaves every THURSDAY at b, m,
Hn- FOR ahEENVILLE, VICKHBURg
Lett2 and the BendsThe new and mag.
- - nifleeut passenger steamer
y. M. WHITE.
j. M. White muster, Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting at Vieksburg with Parisott's Line
for all points on Yazpo and TalIahatehie rivers.
Boat reserves the right TO pass all landings
that tho CAPTAIN may daam unsafe
g. G, WAYNE. 80 Gravier ut.
f. w. ADAMS u Commercial Place.
G.. r WORK. ID commercial Place.
VIII give through bills Of hiding to Trenton.
Monroe and oil stations on Vlcksburg. Bhreve-
port and Texas Railroad, yin Delta, La.
w. ID. BROOKE Agent,
sel4 Il 3B Magazine street.
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SATURDAY VIUKHBUHa UNITED sTATEF
Mali. PACK EFT

MAIL PAUKETs
Leaves every SATURDAY. at q .. M
1se FOR VICKBBUHg, DAVIS BEND
Ia 81 Natchez and oil intermediate land.
- inRs-The passenger packet
EAFEMEz.
Il. Z. Leathsrs. muster, j. r. Muse clerk.
eonnecting OF Vieksburg with tho parfgot Lint
for. Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Bunfower rivers,
and With Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
Bt. Louis.
This bont reserves the right to pass oil land.
tnKs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or pagsags Applyt board. or TO
JOHN IANNEY, 1ns Common st
J. T.. OARLIN. 60 Magazine ct
Through bills lading given to Trenten Mon
roe and all stations on VieksburR, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta
w. b. RROCKETT.
39 Magazine street,
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MARIN II NEWS.
OFEIUR NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
ApriI Il 1879

OEEIUk NEW ORLEANS UEMOGHAT,
April 9, 1879. !
Cleared Testeraav
Eteamtug Geo w Chds, Ralmsnno. for Philadel-
phia. In ballast X A f0rke
Brit ship Eampeldown. Tones. for Revel--
Charles Il Gilbert Green Aco
Mex sohr Guon. Huntermann, fur Tamptoo--
Avendang Bros
Sohr Sophia Kranz Smith. for Boston
Norton Il Bell
Schr Two Friends Weaver Tor Mobile
Master
Arrived
Span steam abip Santiago Kiberas, from Havana to
PuiE EprEAt GsD--Puint
Steamer a mite, Fetaher from Pensacola via Mobile,
toe s0ra-New Basin
Ger bark Johanne MaTie Bustavus, A days from
Antwerp, To mastsr--peint
sehr Sarah h Douglass. Bethel. days from Ruatan.
to u Otsri Il bro Pho Tier
srEAMBOATs.
Raven Woodward from Evansville. with barges
Natehea, Leathers. from VieksbHrg
Cam ella, Hanover. from Govngton-New Basin
John w Cannon, Libano. from ttayou sara
Bart A ole sinnot from 0 Landing
Assumption. cha let. from Rienzi Plantation
Alvin. bcoveli. from Lower Coast
RENEL-Per ship Eamperdown--l6i6 bales cotton
TAMr1CU--Per schr Euou. ITO pkgs furniture
box fans
BOsrON-Per sobr Sophia Kranz--2i96 bales cot
ton ,y1u pcs slaves
MOHILE-Psr achr Two Fnends--a0 hhds sugar
20 bpls rice III hbls oornmeal ~ hf bbls nolasses
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MGCEIpLB IL EHG VIN HAA1n
Blind River-Per sohr Fredonia-90o0 slaves q
order
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1eeeipt# =. the Rev Ra.,n

PaRcagoula-Per schr Cora Smyzer-5O0Co feet Of
lumber to order
Tehefuncta Kiver-Per schr Rebecca-25 nna faat
lumb er to Otrtling-i5 cords wood to master
Blind River-Per schi Jonville-4o cords wood to
master
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*BeloW high water mark Of iss4, Indicates
rise. Indicates fall.
The weather yesterday WINS riui cool. and
business better than II has beeA any day this
week.
The Raven. with tow OF Ave burgess. arrived
rdnv Frf, Nm
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

1I'FVI-V0 - :,
MRS. L. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 4l9 GIN
wi ION 81 prooLlyn ciyes Instruction In music and "
modern languages private Lessons az her
ladies' whose early instruction in Inghsh aS Oeeh uec
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EeQal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.
- IN the Iat'r Of the Aspiration o. he to'HoN'"'n'r''
THE NoRrn AMERICA ilFE INSURANCE COM.
PS$l.
TO ali rersoDe having or demands 0f or
uatEr either p1hcyuOdos m the abo'" named corpora
ton n l. other creditor, thereof:
TtEE NOTICE thar 10y virtue ~ ana IN obedience 10 me
rtourcuts o. an osrof supreme Court Ol Tie state 4
York made rs MI Justice fHusu az ny .aplpel' in
c cav ~ Schenectady, IttH day OF Julv lcN 10 he
above emitted proceeding and entered ~ The once OF e
clerk o lru,riI county on Jnr ~ I5'6i me ii1l
gucd Albert Parsons, duy appointed i!r'reo I'D we
against Tie D., GGDc corporation ther hy yhodcis
of by other creditors thereof. 1900.
Further taxi notice. that in obedience toihe Ieqnemrni-
~ .io1 rI s Undersigned Referee will attend ~ 40.
-. BrJaN Az Ia the rs O NcNIoi al The Ct ~ Heury
January 1873 40 ~ odocA IN the iOn""n OF That day ana
ron uae time thereafter rs such proceedings ma, DcaI
ourned nd viii then and therr proceed Ia ase PROOF 81 AZ
demands ~ ana nature against SSl
corporation, rT p'iicyhder- Or by Other cit'os uereoi
which may be Viccac; and tatl Will up0n such PROOF ~
such cHls, De- de upon The Legality ana bhhrehcy OF Au'h
proof aud ClAlm.
their claims end become parties 10 thcso
proceeding, before the Undersigned he day above desgn1;
led the place inItsd hul thai N utihut thereof al
bud locyhodors thus defsultns ssi ana VIII be-
prrcule n bcncnt Ot The decree which shall b" made
H. prorc ,dgs, end from any erhut"n Slich shall
BE- made IN under such decree Dated Juy - 1917.
Jy23 @Gtiu ALBERT PAHNONN, Eeerce
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Two PHILADELPHIA
Il PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Through JlanS each daily; three dopOi5 IN
Philadelphia. two D. NtN-ltlk.
Double TaCk the most Improved Equipment and the Estest
limo Ispnt with absO.Ut" safety.
on and ar"r DeceHber TO- lN10,
EXPRESS Trains leave NewYOrk DrsDOsset and COurt
landt stree Ferries, a. follows:
80 80 500 60 liuitcl. II o. M; 80 j. o. .. $50
$50 and 30 p. m. Sunday 43O and 5, d, 1870 $780,
ami 10
louti Brooklyn Annex" counec: with all through
Trains Jersey cry, afrng and direct transfer
f"r Brooklyn travel -
Rcturnng trains Philadelphia 70 OF, 3t5 3j5. T.
TJI $50 aud II Limited Express. ESQ p. H. ., 1.
5}O IS D. ON sunday I-OI, r;45 $50, ), s5U,
o. M 4. 1:}j p 49,.
Ifsr and tcot or businesses and t0uIt2ndt- No
Cori =, and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OK FutOust
Br,oL lvu. Non IA IlG and lis HuNson.st, HobOkcn
Dopo Jersey CITY Emigrant Ticket ONCE No. Battery
rltc. l. p. FARMER,
rkANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger Alt
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Cost du0 fonu0.

I OST-Bank- book 11.2S3. Union Dime Say
ugs BANS Finder val, please return TO bank, broadway
GthlNc. anu 32d II.
I OST- Bank book. No. CO. $50. of the Ger
man savings Bank The finder 10 leave II
AZ Tho bank II found before the 7t day of
Fehrnarv 1873 application will be made 80 tho bank Tor a
new book,
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rVHE ERIE RAILWAY

FENHE ERIE RAlIN Az
, EnIE aud WEsTERN ,RAILioAD. Arrangement Of
ira ~, taking eject ntcemhet b. lh,7:
/ M. unai and thiragO Day Express. Drawing
Dom CGaches To buffalo and srs9cu,iod Bridge
o. NJ connecting with fast trains 10 the West and sOutnwcs
Pu.uans best DtaNlugI01m N- ,uI Goa, hes 70 Buffalo
C6sr cs ton IN t. Rochester Irrio Niecara Falls In
and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining
7r.iH.. Emgrant train for TIE Wet
Train. leave Chambers street Depot. New.York for:
Newark 0iJ, $50, 1880 a. SD 10. 1:I5, Cl5 1870
p H. and u midnight SauIdly Nights only. sundays Ul5
HmhtTofd PARK ard P2,sa:c g. a. 70 1915 m IL
noon a. 2f5 4JO 5J. q, q 80 :, 10 D. M u uiGui ght
sGnGai o. ~ ' F. 100 t p 1I "a NJ NJ I 70 noo
lij g. $40, BIO +l5 40 D. 5I' g. Gi5; 20 T. {. 10 D.
H. asa ~ midnight. SUNDAYS, &c., 9lj, 1915 IN. l45,
' s@ncFn & 7l5 loi5a r., !45. $a5 NJ II mid
C"fG%ail. 40 a. H. $50 a9op Sundays $50 o. IN.
NcaHWre r. 8 a. ~ &c. 43o p m aunGayS $40 o. H.
1tonao1i sH 4! k9si I6 a. N M & 5 46 IN M
Suuday.. o. $50. 1913 an, $50. p N.
da Mr &c. 1913 81 w. o5' p M ie 'D NJ pd sp
~ trains connect with NeW.lor1 ana OS"ego Midland Rail
rort Ieryis 5:ij 0 1919 m. 43o 8. IN Sunday,
$40. l0I , a m., ESQ and ?. ~. . ,,.,
81 rom p leave 2dst 10 minutes cartier than above
mc trains leaving Chambers on quarter houls leave
llJ - connecting W!h trans leaving chambers st. at ~
p ' i5r passage and Tor a,ar'ucns Drawingioom
ana sleeping COACHES can be obtained and orders Tor the
In en- s nos go 4oi AiJ OF % broadway ~ IL So
: COuItst. Brooklyn or 81 The company nepots a.
iAlr>s Trains from tho West aIiyc IN NeTlork at '2J
= H. jH0 g. ABB0rr. GenlPass'r Agt New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF. NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngcUoCd o,tr liernont and Nyaok
2 M - "a m ana 65Jp NJ TnS I.gO D. M tram = vii
leave 80 minutes later saturday nights.
Manuel ~pnng Valley and Molte,, % M: 40 p m
y. = I.
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Gnlrs bn NntlioM.

CJIERIFF'S SAIE.-By virtue of a certain
y wiz " execution to ne ircced aud delivered VIII
expose 70 sale public veldue TUESDAY the lin day
Of frbuHry 1879 10 O'Clock the forenoon, al 40 .3-s
4th.Aye. the contents ~ a grocsry store. ~ -. 70, -
BLHNAND HLILLH, Shclih
JANT2 FAY. Deputy sheriff
latet New YORK, February :, 1879.
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TILE INTERNATIONAL j

THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW. February.
The contents of this number embrace a
variety OF attractive topics IN the department Of letters
sEd art as well as OF politics. Nj Philip HaDerton
discusses the English paintings at the Paris Exhibition
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

RIlDGEPORT and all points on HOusatOnc
- and Nauga,uck arOsds Fare 81 Steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catharnesp daily (Sundays excepted at ll3O m
anS Bridgeport at II p. m.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Leave NowYork nom foot Of Desbrosscs and Court
landtsts.
s20s NJ for Washington. Conmbus Cincinnati Indisnap.
oils Chicago and the West Richmond, Gu restOn aud tho
South Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark. Ohio. and
Chicago.
100 for Washington and the West, the 1Oub via
GorOnsyil o. Pullman from WYOfk 30 Baltimore and
Washington making close connections for Tttsbur, CnCa
nati Indianapolis louisville ami II Lonls Through Pullman
cars. Baltimore to Cincinnati - Louis aud rttsbrs aud
from WASHINGTON 10 Augusta and Savannah
1000 daily for Ma-hnzto the south and Wes Pun
seepers fr0m NewYOrk 10 Baltimore and Washington
making connections for hcdgO Cincinnati lndanapD
ls Louisville, 81 Louis Columbus, fitt,bug the south AMI
Southwest Through Pullman from Bait more 10 hcin
matt connects 81 Washington with Trains for lynchburG
Florida, New Orleans and the south
FOR through tickets please COmDany's Office 35
Broadway York and Offices foot " COHIanft
ana Desl1osses-sts, and Depot, jersey Ciy. $1,000
HOUND TRIP TCktTS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
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Jnslrnction.
For Both sexes-Citv.

KINDERGARTEN ,-,,n.
and Mrs Kraus- Boee West 2sthst teopens ocoo1 Do
sEMj nv Tor KnderQaren teachers November J. FRO
fesor Kraus is one the FIRST propaEaofs OF me kinr
gstten I'm America kraus BOelte pnl ana coMorAe
Frosbels WIDOW assisted by an experience OF twenty
and America.
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THE HOME JOURNAL,

THE HOME JOURNAL
and ROW r .ued book 10y D. APPLETON + co. BON
series are from r same aothor, Lady holding prominent
POSITION iu ok society and known ID tnc fas.'ae
circles OF London Paws The articles, l ssges n Now
York SOcc'y" appear v'thlr IN III HOME JOUhNAA,
auG thus laI. lave III. CuSsrd the following icpl'S:
J. Dress 80 Opera. Theatres. Sc
.. Fashions 81 walking PdthoS-
Eve AT - Cookery, Dinners, &c
]. Little 5urpos.
.. Iugl,.ll CiitIgS Of American Spc'Hy
Is. Fashions ia DRIVING and Riding.
: The perfect Hostess.
g. jiuc Art 81 Finc Dinners.
g. Old Families.
10 Etiquette Of New Years Day.
u WCddint and Birthday CHS.
j.. T,iso; jupIjcuCoiu.
u Wedding breakfasts.
H. Wedding Engagements.
IS Costume fGT ~ Brides.
l6 Fl'rs and CoquCttes.
The papers sent postage paid on RECEIPT o.
commenced october 3D. and -
IIVuluG SuDsCT begin at that
time. ..,..,..-,-
g. A YEAR POSTAGE PAID.
Single copies seven cents. sold everywhere
Address
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MISS BALJ.OW'S English and French School
wi for Young Ladies ma Chdieh' NO - Last ~-uS' WI"
Ieopen on THURSDAY. september 20.
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Art Schools-New-York City.
H1RS. LOUISA Is. CULVER

WIN r, ceive pupils painting Landscape flowers sill he
china and decoration, at studio Tho Bella" No AZ East
Goth ST., corner Attn ave-
pce,rnccs Mr. D. Huntington Mt VIM. Har, Mt. James
Nj. Hart, MI. A. i. Bellows.