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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-04-05

THE Missouri Legislature is in
= high state of indignation, and the
indications are that It will be allow
ed to remain there. Under the Con-
stitution, the regular session termin-
ates at the end Of seventy days, but
this Legislature, like some Others, got
unders such Roadway that no mere
Constitution could stop it, and after
ithad been running on for some time
the members began to look around fol-
some pay. The committee on ao'
counts audited their bills fora dollar
. day each, and they are nov making
the most precipitats arrangements to
adjourn the Legislature. Missouri
as we'll IS many other States, has
found opt that some kinds of states
manship are very expensive, even at
. dollar day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
THO Hotel.

This excellent hostelrie is ready FOR
guests. Aftcra borough overhaul and
renovation Il Is now one Of the most
beautiful and inviting hotels in the South.
The cleansing process through which It
has been put during the past summer was
supervised by Mr.. G. j. Galloway, the
manager, in person, and every detail was
watched with vigilance and closo alten-
ton, The beautifully froscocd yestibule,
the newly painted parlors and rooms, and
the whole work within and without, has
been noticed with pleasant comment by
all who have frequented the hotel during
the past three months. A now set Of par
Tor furniture, new carpets and other COM
Portable ]appendages is under way and g
daily expected. Mr.. Galloway Is ready
for the reception Of guest and will well
come everybody wishing to be stylifhly
and comfortably located.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
Esiver EteIns,

The City of Alton, towing a barge
and the snagboat DeRussey, passed
down yesterday, and the towboat My
Choice passed up.
The Thompson Dean passed Vicks-
burg, going down, last Tuesday with
$500 bales of cotton. The iron steamer
Chouteau passed down same day with
66l2 bales of cotton.
The river rose two inches here yes
terday and is now three feet three
inches above extreme low water mark,
a total rise of over a foot since the
swell set in. A slight swell progresses
at st. Louis; but at Cairo the water is
declining, the fall being six inches
there yesterday. Arkansas river rose
one inch yesterday, and has two feet
eight inches on the gauge at Little
Rock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
LEDGER LINES.

Wait for ice.
Pleasant polar breezes.
Yellow flags fly no more.
Leather medal time has come.
The business boom has begun.
Below the forties this morning.
Quarantines are raising all around.
People outside are clamorous to get
in.
The Towards took in s25O.73 yes
terday.
LEDGER job printing Office, 10
Madison street.
Frozen out are the pestilential
ex hortations.
Played out are the nurses and med
ical prescriptions.
All Of the Peabody employees have
been telegraphed for.
A slight taste of frost this morning,
but very slight, indeed.
1t was better than a dozen frosts-
this singing north wind.
The birds sing their melancholy
hymns to the dying year.
A rushing human food will soon be
upon US. We eau stand it beautifully.
Do not try to come home too soon.
DR.. Thornton will announce proper
date.
Ventilate your houses carefully and
let the cold wind blow through them
at night.
We beat all of them south Of tie
Ohio on low temperature except Lou
@isyille.
Early %promenaders had benumbed
and aching fingers and blue noses this
morning.
The coal men are whetting their
appetites aud moving with improved
briskness.
F%irst-class printing at low rates at
~
the LEDGER job printing Office, u
Madison street.
Birds Of passage pass over US daily
going southwark in search of warmer
winter quarters.
Rich, rich, glorious, like the fairies
breath in olden tale, is the crisp,
bracing, morning air.
Bachelor occupants Of lordly man,
sions must now yacatc and quarter
themselves in their desolate attics.
Highest temperature yesterday, G10;
lowest temperature this morning, 39e.
Louisville lowest this morning, 35'.
The cotton exchange will have all
It's %blackboards at work on Monday
and everything will open out brash.
Mason Depot has shipped over 1900
bales of cotton this season. The price
there has been from 81 to % cents per
pound.
The indications are that quarantine
restrictions will be raised tomorrow
aud that business will be unrestricted
from that time.
The LEDGER job printing Office, "a
Madison, executes everything in the
job printing line as neat and cheap as
any house in this city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, 0tober p, 100 pm
Cotton firm uplands, cd; Orleans,
I'd sales, 10000 bales. Futures dull
at l-32d decline. Deliveries for Octo-
Der, 797 l-32d October aud Novem-
Der, 6 ll.32GG3d November and De
cember, 6 5-lG@6 32d.
NEW YORK, October q, 1110a.m.-
Cotton quiet middling, 1lsc, an ad-
vance yesterday Of 3.lGc. Futures
barely steady. Deliveries for October,
ll.l99l1.2lc; November, 11.O7@
ll.09c; December, 10l@ll.0 5c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

EDITOR LEDGER: st. Louis, Nash
vile, other places and at home, so
much has been said and written about
the quick %sewering Of Memphis, set
Ting on no particular plan, [ propose
to learn from Mr.. Charley Jones his
views, all knowing him to be a gentle
mar Of the fullest industry and sure
enough experience. For more than a
half century, he has been living on
the bluff, having built up nearly half
our city. Quick of step, full of men
tai and physical health and strength
and | might assert with safety, perhaps,
that there is not one yard Of eartlI
within our city limits, but that he is
well acquainted with. So competent.
and knowing our wants SO well, we
may expect from him a system Of
sewage not otherwise than the most
acceptable to our people. W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

she would be responsible for his death.
DR.. Easton, his attending physician,
then kindly and humanely offered to
convey the sick man to his own resi-
dencc, where he was kindly cared for
as long as life lasted. The friends of
the victim ere unwilling to permit
his removal in an ambulance to the
hospital. OTTo SUYPpEL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
100 BALES STRAW.
w. J. CHASE g. CO.
DIR. Chas. Baskerville,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office 208 Main street. [
Card.

EDITOR LEDGER: Before Mr.. Gus
Lagori was taken with fever he rented
a room at Cochran Hall, paying five
dollars per month, with the under
standing that he was to occupy it ifhe
was attacked with the scourge. He
went to his room as an occupant for
the first time during the forenoon of
the day he was first taken. Mrs. La
Malta, the proprietress of the house,
inquired If Lagori had the fever, and
hearing that he had, said it was all
right provided the case was not re.
ported in the newspapers. Half an
hour later she appeared with a paper
announcing the case, and said he must
be removed forthwith, Mr., Smell, his
nurse, informed her that he was in a
very critical condition, and If moved
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
The HOwards' Relief List.

FROM noon yesterday 10 Ine same Time
to-day the Towards have supplied stimu-
lants, medicines, and other requisites to
the following people:
Eda Archer, Keel and Second.
G. Anderson and Sister, Jefferson and
Third.
Mrs. Allen, 1872 Main.
VIM. Barry, Buntyn station,
Matte Blaine, Ga Georgia.
Harriet Blade, Alabama.
s.. Bond, Randolph road.
Bird Baker, Horn Lake road.
Mrs. Bowman and child, SO Promenade.
Burns family, Latham and Kerr ave-
nue..
Paul Bante, Kerr avenue.
A. Bijaskie, 27 Promenade.
Barney Burns, Second and jackson.
james Crisp, corner Keel and Second.
Jane Cox, ia Front.
E. Doyle, II Bradford.
NJ. Donegin, Kerr avenue,
Frank Francis, 2O3 Pontotoc.
Lizzie Gardner, 1879 Georgia.
David Huckill.
" Hastings, 235 Second.
@. Hays, 70 Robson.
Archer Hans, 40 Webster.
Lula Hannah, Buntyn Station.
Fanny Hillsman, Waldran avenue.
VIM. Hood, corner Keel and Second.
VIM. johnson, Buntyn station.
Nancy Jones, Horn Lake road.
w, B. Kirk, $50 DeSoto.
j.. Gross, Keel and Second.
Miss Key, Kerr avenue.
j. Kaufman, 10l Exchange.
Miss Lindsey, fernando and Beal.
Labasquc family, Horn Lake road.
L. Lewellyn, Kerr avenue.
Lottie Lee, 80 Washington.
Lublins family, Cow Island road, 3
miles out.
Ella Mccormack, Chelsea.
&. w. Mccormick, 35 Oyerton.
Tom McAree, ITO Linden.
Mrs. Monahan, 105 Front.
John Mohens, A Robson.
Mrs. Marley and children, Il Winches-
ter avenue.
Lula McCassey, Fort Pickering.
Ed Marietta, s~tockyard.
Della Phillips, $50 Union.
Haney Peres, II Irrelevant.
Mrs. Perry, u Beal.
- Pferr, CT Jefferson.
Rogers family, Cow Island road, 4 miles
out.
John Reid, Sycamore and Front.
Margaret Richardson, Broadway.
Magdalen Sandburg, p Winchester
avenue.
Mary Snaley, 90 Promenade.
Walter Saint, Horn Lake road.
Maggie Saint, Kerr avenue.
Nora Strickland, Buntyn.
David Tolles, 2l6 Third.
Mary Tobias, 179 Second.
Tucker family, Cow Island road.
Mrs. Torrey, SIN Jefferson.
Sam Voss, Cow Island road.
j. j. Wright, Jackson Block.
Mary Williams, 100 Poplar.
Jennie Wjemers, 90 jefferson.
Letta Williams, Keel and Second.
John Barker, leo Washington.
Wyatt Hunt, III Exchange.
Mrs. NJ. Wheeler, Old Raleigh road.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
LangstnG, Graham d. E'rOudncs
House is open.
Orders promptly filed. SO
lInIico Nems.

}. j. Kitchen was sent to Jail this
morning on a charge Of trying to shoot
a man in the Library Building last
evening. Dayy Marshall, a darby, was
also sent to Jail for stealing some
thing, A few fines wcrc imposed for
drunkenness and prowling, but none
wore able 20 pay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
GRAND RALLY
To Form a Joint Stock Company for
Sewerage.

On the LIST of November, 1879, there
will be a meeting in Happy Hollow,
on the other side Of the street, to
form a joint stock company for the
purpose of building a complete system
of sewers in Raleigh, Bartlett, Grand
Junction, Forrest City, Oak Grove,
Concordia and Buntyn Station. We
expect to begin with a paid up capital
Of twenty-five million dollars, chiefly
in Confederate money; and but for the
fact that there is no Nicolson pave
ment, and no bayou with a clear run
ming stream of water, and Bermuda
grass growing down to the water
brink, we might easily start with a
capital of fifty millions. All friendly
to the cause will be on hand, sharp.
By order of the committee.
HARRY LUNATIc, Charm.
GEO. DAMPHooL, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

Mn j. g. CaUwpTos has returned to
the city and opened the Office Ct Priw
Jones q Co., printers, binders, blank
book and paper box manufacturers. Or
dcrs for work vim receive prompt alton
ton from lam. 70 Jpn. 40
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
YELLOW FEVER.
is Struggles are Still Visible.
Deaths 2, New Cases I, Since Yester-
day Noon.


Two deaths have been added to the yell
low fever interment list since yesterday
noon, as follows:
Matt Davis, age so, IS Front, debility.
DIR. c. R. G. Mcdonald, age IS, hospital,
yellow fever.
Joseph Nutzell, age Z, Kerr avenue
yellow fever.
New Cases.
The board of health list adds one to the
yellow fever sick list since yesterday noon,
as follows:
Peter Smith, So Third.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

The Office Of !. ID. Conway, Rental
Agent, is still open. All communications
addressed to me will receive prompt at
%tention. 1897 VI. l.. Conway.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

Leonard Jerome, upon the occasion
Of his first visit to Rome, was shown
the Coliseum, and told that it was
the most magnificent ruin in the
world. You should have seen the
Pacific Mail, he replied with a groan,
to his astonished in~terlocutor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
Wholesale Liquor Trade.
A Happy Thought.

in the absence of our internal revenue
officers, CarbeFy l. Casey have Sc
cured packages of all sizes and can fill all
orders for same ~iEstanter. As
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
THE CITY.
Friday Evening, october "a, 1879.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement Of deaths
from yellow fever each day, since the
prevalence of the disease became known,
is made from the records of the board of
health and other sources:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
. Parustsnd Beat EssIano ever made

YThs PHrVstGnd Best Ko6ISine ever made.
AcomhnAson Of Eoos, uEehu, Wmdraka
lond B1noanOnS win al the best aud IasEt enra.
tlyeproperAa5 - AL she ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Soy etood Enrtfs~, IAver He0uletor, and life
tma heoita A~epte1ng Acect o. earth.
10 einsase - Vi hGdtk sun possibly long axfut
nheS hee Bte.is arc uaod, 90 varied and perfect
ghT dive new nA ua vtEor 10 te aged Analunrm.
10 all Whoeo onplsymeAs cause if1scularitvo NJ
me DoNeb or urinary organ, or who reouirs an
EAppcuAefi ehio and mid Bdcnaut Hop Bitterg
are invaluable wthsut iRtoKiontinT,
hometter what ysur fcalinRs or gymptorna aYr.
nhat the disease or Nliaent Ia, peo lion Esferq
DON'T wait antl you are eek, hutif you oniT foeil
DAD or mlsnrabte use she mtters &C onca HIaay
Hsave your ui@ lthas saved hundredG
SS0e VIII 20 paid fora case they win not cure or
4nelp 20 not suffer nor letyour fdondsgnder. but
use ana urge them 70 use Hop Bitters.
Remember, hop ittorpis mo vic, drueged. DRINK.
en hosti1nl but tho Purest and BEST Medicine eyer
m'aei tno luvnid,s Friend and HOpe,0 and
"PotsoA family should be without them
Get some this day. EEEEe
doP CouoH CURE sthe sweetest, safest and beot
Ask Children.
Inc hoPPAD for Stomhch, Liver nnd Kidnevi Ia ppe.
"oeio'herG Cure9byabsorption Ask druggist.
u Isl an absolutoan dirrosigti bie cure FOR drunk
enness' use OF opium, tobacco and naTcoticsi
Asodby dnggiia Hop Bhisn Mfg. Co. Rocbesieb Wy
sendfo Circular.
lI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

1t is impossible to remain sick or out
of health where Hop Bitters are used.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

good wrapping paper at this Office, IS
conls per lW. 1851
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

Dr.. John Gordon, ONCE ll5H Deal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

t. A. Lamb was at Little Rock last
Tuesday,
A. w. Otis came home from the
North to-day.
Among Memphians at Nashville on
Wednesday last were Mr.. Waldron,
Mrs. f. H. Leidy and +. B. Crisis
man.
Captain Sam Donelson has been &C
quilted of a charge of em~bezzlement
by a jury at Nashville. He has ar
ranged to settle all arrearages.
Captain j. Harvey Mathes and James
M. Greer, with their families, were at
Montyale Springs, East Tennessee,
last week, We expect them home
very soon.
Among the personals in the Mason
Weekly Call the following Memphians
are mentioned as sojourning at that
place: c. A. Dammon and family, H.
Seessel, ST., R. T. Broadnax, w. D.
Cannon, Mrs. Charles Postal and the
Misses Hobson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
INSURANCE.
IMP0RTAMT
INSURANCE NOTICE

AFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO.. I
" MENPHGs, TESS., July 10, 1879. !
n8-All policies expiring in the Planters In
Farance Company during the epidemic will be
reserved unless ofherwisn instructed.
Il So e. D. RAANE, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24
SHIFTS.
WANTED.

NHE PUBLIC TO KNOW that will not be
il responsible for any bills bought by any one
connected with the LEDGEn Office or ont Of it,
my accounts unless accompanied BY my writ
on order.
0-f II. WhIIMOhE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-24

ST.. LOUIS, October 20 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
FRANK THOMSON, General
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoJTEAND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Trains daily; three depots in
Philadelphia two IN New-Iork. -
Double Track the Improved Equipment anu the tastess
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after December 10. 1873
Trains leave NewYOrK DesDr0Sset and Court
~ M andt Street Ferries, follows:
43o ,;5U. 800 30, lmited M. l, $3.50 - o. - dtD,
500 anu ~ p Sunday, 430 and 3, D. i;3O $50
Route Of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey lty aOrnga speedy aud direct transfer
Returning trains leave Philadelphia l2:0 345, 3:5J 7.
7:35 s. $40 aud IL a. ~ Limited Express. l30 p M 9, 4.
b3O T. 35 p. on Sunday, l20L 3:5. S55 4 $50.
a. m, (. 7:35 m. -.
House and FOOT DesbrOsses and COuItlandtsts. No
Courisf and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOn-st
Brookyn: NOS ia, ll3 and lis Hudson St. HOboken
Depot Jersey City Emgrin Ticket OIhce, No Battery.
Mace l.. T. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON. Gen'l Passenger Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
TIME ERIE RAILWAY

ThE ERIE RAILWAY
ERIE Ho and WESTERN RATLROAD Arrangement OF
trains, taking effect December %. 1873: -
o9n Coaches lH To sarao and Saspenso2 Bridge
6p. DAILY St Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
Pulmsns best DTawngroom Sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo
Coaches through TO Rochester BuaO Niagara Falls Ccin
nat and Chicago without change also Hotel Dns ears 10
I'm Emigrant train for the west
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New.York. for
D. m and IL midnight SATURDAY nights only sundays Ul5
ncS1 H1eIcTG i5 arh a @ iso 5I5 60 10 % 2 mnsh a %
SUNDAYS, 6, $50, 1ol a M iA5 G30 m and II midnight
l!S g. S'I5 ;Ij l:l5 $50 D. Sis g. G:I5 $50 s. 10 p
m aga II midnight SUNDAYS. g. $50, $40, 1O las
'sV Sgier2 g. g. 7a5 l IoI a. ~ Las, $40 le mid
night. sundays g. $780, 1915 m l;43 $50 D. m and
Corn%a 745 a. m $780, 43Op. IN. Sundays $50 a H.
MtTSTTS As a. n $780, l3O p m Sundays $50 a. m
ROndou and Kingston, a. N. S5Op m sundays, $50 a
sundays 8. $50 iO:l5 a M. $40. I p N. y ~
MiddIetowo $40. o. l0;l5 a. IN; 3;+5 4;3o z p M sun
m rains connect with Ne%YorE and oswego Midland RAT
foP Por t. JerVis 7:i5 g. lO:l5 m s3O g. p IN Sundays
$50, 1915 a m, $50 aud p. M - -,
BTFOKE leave 23d st. 10 minutes earlier than
time trains leaving Cbamperss on quarter hours leave
lli5 connecting with trains leaving Chambersst St at 10
p. III. aud II midnight ~ g., .,on, T., r.,..
and Ses9g C6sches eau bo O6ancd and oIders for s
checking and Sa 1nsg 5 q S % & Sa Ss s az s S
z Courtst- brooklyn or 1T the Company's Depots.
H. iz' JNo 40 e. Borr. Gcn'l Pass'r Agt New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Ensewood Closer iermont and Nyack
sundays "a III and ESQ p m The 1870 D. IN. tram will
leave 30 minutes iator saturday nights
Manuel spring Valley aud Monsry. 7. Ji5 s46
".
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
RAL1nloRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

landt-sts.
20 for Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati Indianap-
Olis Chicago and the West; Richmond Charleston the
south. Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark Ohio. aud
Chicago
frOn NewYOik Baltimore Washington, making close
connections for Psburg Cincinnati Indiana Apos
vile and Louis. Through Pullman Baltimore Gin.
ctnnai 81 Louis and t9ttsburg
1000 ~ daily, for WashIu the South and Wet Pun.
man sleepcrs from NewYork 10 Baltimore and Washington,
making for Chicago Cincinnati IbdauapO.
s LoGisyo st L0u Columbus. Iitt-burg the South
Through Pullman from AltnOTS to Cncn-
nati Washington with Trains for LynchbuTg,
FIOlida New Orleans and the south.
For through tickets please call at COmDanys Office, 3lj
Broadway NewYOk and at cket Offices foot Of CouItlandL
ana Des iro sses- tr, and Depot, Jersey city
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
And FLORIDA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
FOUR NEW ISSUES
HARPER's HALF-HOUR SERIES:


GoLDsMITH's PLAYS, SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER
and THE GooD-NATURED MAN. Comedies by ohVr
Goldsmith. S2me, paper 90 cents cloth 40 cents.
Like The Traveller and The Deserted village Gold
smiths plays have q vitality denied to many more ambitious
efforts They possession of the stage and serve for
the entertainment Of many leisure hour"
JOHN Or OUR CHIsEsE RELATIONS. A Study OF our Emi'
grafton and Commercial with the Celestial En-
piro BY Thomas ". 32mo paper. 20 cents cloth.
35 cents.
"Apar from It's intrinsic value succnct account OF our
commercial relations China this little volume possesses
peculiar interest at present time, while the Chinese
question is uppermost in the pubic mind"
MODERN FRANCE With Brief History Of Events from
the Coup the Time and Account
Social Military Financial Industrial Religious
Educational Condition OF the French People BY george
NJ Towle. 32mo paper, 20 cents cloth, 40 cents
"In this volume the author gives condensed and at
tacve history France from the coup d6tat OF 1851 to
day No important events are passed over ana
the story is told in O vivaous and interesting manner"
ENGLISH LITERATUREi MODERN PERIOD. BY
Eugene 32mo paper 25 cents cloth 40 cents
Uniform With
PRIMER OF GREEB LITERATURE.
PRIMER OF LATIN LITERATURE.
PRIMER OF MEDIEVAL LITERATURE.
ENGLISH LITERATURE: ROMANCE PERIOD.
ENGLISH LITERATURE: CLASSICAL PERIOD.
ByEUGENE LAWRENCE.
92mo paper 25 cents each cloth 40 cents each.
"The Primers Of Mr.. Lawrence have been re-
ceved favor This the sixth OF the SERIES
English literature from the time Of Cowper to the
present day. and will attractive than the
ceding volumes"
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-Great TrunI

I'M N i y II -
Il Line and United states Mail ROute.-On after
- 1879 trains leave New York via DesbT and
Cortland street Ferries as follows;
Express Tor Harrisburg, Pitsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, H. and $50
daily. .a-
FOR WinamspOrt Lock Haven Cory and Ere at $50
connecting al CORY for Tusye Petroleum Centre the
OIL Re- sions. WillamspOrt and Lock Haven, 8 a IN. -
Baltimore Washu gtOn aud the South Limited Washing
Ton Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday
10 a. M arrive Washington 4l2 Regular at 43O AMI
$40 and 1Up IN; sunday 430 O. IN and 10 p IL For
Baltimore m. except Sunday =, ~. -
49, $50 al 10 Sunday tOO and
I'm III IN g. g. 730 $50 and 10 p Emigrant and second
of Brookyn Annex" connect with all through
at Jersey cav aoring speedy aud direct transfer for
TTain. arrveLFrom Pittsburg, 65o 104O. lUl0
m dair aio M 500 p. daily, except Monday. From
washington and baltimore $50 a IN, $50, 4i5 1910
m snn1av S5O a III. and 1910 IN. From Philadelphia,
4.3O G50 aiG 1910 1880 m- $3.50 400 $40 $50 and
1910 D. m; SUNDAY 430. 800 1910 il:3O H. $40 1910
D. IN. -oe nm, on proadway NJ , ...o. r.,,.
aud fo of rsbrosses Cortland ss No Courtst and
Brookiyn Annex Depot foot Of Futons. Brooklyn NoA
III IL and HudsOn-st, HObOkeu: Depot
tmigranG Ticket Office, 10. BAIT place.
i1's l. p. FARMER. GEM Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
GI S0 TO BOSTON
Gb .eDO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
W STDNINGTON LINE

coNNEcIIN0G 0N WITII iVI tf1 APa0nIESrs EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
Tho elegant steamers sTONiNGTON and MARIA.
GANskT leave Pier 80 North foot of Jayst) at >
M daily except SunGaYs).
special hrs,elass hmited tickets good only 2i5
train gon sold via this line from New York ~
Boston for I'll %.
Tickets Or sale At all principal ticket Offices staterooms
secured Offices O WestcOt Express Company aud a Nos
S63 397 Broadway Metropolitan aud flh Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices .. - .,..o.,.o, e.....
Providence LINE. F0P FREIGHT ONLY
ELECTRA and GALATEA leave fier ~ North
Of warrensLl daily Except sundys) ~ p a.
FfeighI via either hue taken al lowest rates
C. ". FILkINs. q. T. AgL ~ >. BABCOth, fTcst.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-12
Of SN TO BOSTON.

Sy .sD VIA FALL RIVER LINE.
Tickets limited and good only day OF sale iOf
passage aud Uain leaving Fall River TIE ooh
morning al J3U arrival 0 boat Regular tickets AZ -
good on any Train between Fan River and Boston Magnin
steamers
New-YuTk uaiiy tSundays excepted. at o p M
from Pier -. North River, foot OF AurTaY-'t
Leave brOOklyu. vas AuAoN boat Al 4:bI p m, -
e AZ al prmcIpll hOtols anu
Ticket Offices, at the Pier ami on stramerr. . "
BORDEN LOWELL. Agents.
ako. L. CosxoR Gsn'I Pa-a AsL