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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12
WANTED.
ROARDLMR,

STRANGERS IN THE CITY OR OTHER PER-
- sons wishing first class accommodations will find
handsome Rooms. with board ut S23 Vermont avenue,
opposite Arlington HOTEL Reduced rates 10 parties
making permanent arrangements mar2I.ti
17E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE MORT IL
II " west.-Flrsclass Bonrd, with large, airy
Rooms, from y TO $40 per week. transient $50 psr
day baths and gas. MRS. o. q. HOWARD.
Q No connection NTH the HoiOa,d House
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12

THE Democrats, with the exception of
those with Presidential bees in their bon
nets, who are out in the cold, are iubilont
over the prospect of TILDEN's being their
candidate in 1850. They will make Fraud y
their rallying cry. First, VIC presume, be-
cause the candidate pcy SC is the champion
fraud of America; second, because there are
some LETT in the Democratic party who are
yerdant enough TO believe that he was de-
frauded out Of the Presidency in 1876, when
the truth is he came near being frauded
into 1t; and thirdly, because fraud consti-
tutes the bulk Of their political capital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12

The success of the Republican party in
tue management of the national finances
sends dismay and amazement into the
Democratic camp. Even the rare expert
ence of the French government in placing
its domestic loan among its own people at
the close of the Franco.Prussian war begins
to pale by comparison with the 0pidity
with which our popular loan is being taken.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12

II Is remarked by numerous Implacables
that the same kind of pooh-poohing is now
INDUCED in over the rabid sedition of the
extremists Of the South that greeted the
hot-hcaded boasts of the same class in 1860
'Gl The Okolona Southern Suites, Of cur
rent date, reads, in spirit, very much as the
hot-spur organs did then, although its
phrases are worded differently to suit the
changed condition of affairs, and the adj
ditonal incentive to sectional bitterness
born of the chagrin of defeat, is apparent in
every line. The pooh -poohers, so to speak
of this kind of political literature forget
that of all the old or standard maxims, the
ono that is most ignored relates to the teach
ings of experience. Besides this, the SOutl
has learned to forget the lessons of the late
war in the lapse of time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12

Ir Is a mistake to suppose that the re-
cent indignation meeting held to protest
against the absence of the Old Flag in our
military parades gotten up by the Grand
Army of the Republic. 1t was called by
ex-soldiers Of the Union army, and the G
A. r. was in no way responsible for it, al.
though it is more than probable that organ.
izotion will indorse its proceedings as soor
as possible
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n>,s8e NEW BUILDING AssOCIATfoN-TH
49, third Washington Cooperative Building Asso.
clation will meet next MONDAY NIGHT iith inst.
at clock, IN the hall of the association No GijScv
enth street opposite the Palent-Unlcc. By order Of
directors the books for stock subscriptions Will be
closed NJ this meeting, where constitutions may be
obtained and the last uppOrtuuity offered to those
Who desire to become original stockholders.
NOBEllT MCMURIlAN, PresdenL.
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METRQPOLITAN ELEyATEp HALFWAY

vi OPEN FROM 500 A. NJ. TO IL P. NJ
Observation-Disclosures point for " all street Ferry
and connects with cars Tor south Ferry.
CONILAN DTS RtEI-Nearcst point for Jersey city Ia
PARK PLAdE-Nesrest point Post oecs City Hal aai
Barclay street Ferry 10 H0b0keu.
CHAMBERss STREET N earest point for Psvona AMI Eds
FRAY kSsliThY{ " EssTFFKEEr-
DsTRE Elm Arrest pointer Dos street Ferry
jersey CITY, and connects with Des0rosses and
ECKERsTREET Connects with cars for East aai
West -
EIGHTH.sTREET- Connecting with for Christ0pher
st., ana East Tenth street fociles.
FOURTEEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WITH cars Tor EASE
Twenty.third aud Thirty fourth street Ferries
TWENTY-rH RD-STREET-C VITA cars t1e
Ferry jersey CITY, and East Thirty
fourth street Ferry fOr Hunters Point 49,, ~,
THIRTYT D.STREET-Copnectng Win cars Tor "ee
FORTY, EtOND sTREET-Coanects with New.York
Transfer CompauYs cabs for Grand Ceatrsl Depot
FIFTIETH. ; rREEr ana SINIHANENUE-
FIFTY EIGHTH STREEl-SiXthaVe entrance 70 CentrA
Park connecting with cars OF holt Line hairo@a
FIFTY THIRD. STREET ana EIGHTH AYEN CE-
FIFTY NINTH : TREEr ard MN rHANENC -.
EIGIi1Y. FRS T-sTREEsr and NIHpH-ANENUE-
NINETY. THIRD. STREET aud NINTH ANEN II --,
ONEHUN ORED.ANDFOURIHS STREET aud NINTH
AVENUE
For uDJoyn trains take east side stations
For doWntoyu trAus take west aide stations. -
Trains hsth-st and 6thave, ana loith& anf
9Th. ave alternately. . = -.---- -. ,..-.., s,o.,
FARE, 10 CENTS Except between tho heprs OF o'oOS
7;8O a m and < t. y. NJ when the iAre - ceut..
RTrNDkY TRAM from 1880 D. m. I'll ~ midnight
WA r. GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent.
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UearDers.
EJyN TEACHERS


A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY introduces superior Teachers 10 College,
Schools and Families. Address call Miss NJ J;
YOUNG, American and Foreign Teachers Agency 20
Union.sQuare. Broadway side "
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ PoRtzsd and tndotsod by ne Lcddtn0 EDUCATORS o. t,s
country Families schools and colleges promptly provided
with superior teschors graduates Of American and For
eien colleges send for circular T. CoTESWoRTH PINOK
NEN, 80 Unonsqusre n y.
pEST teachers, American and foreign, for
1PeveIy department Instruction high and low promptly pro
vided for families schools colleges. Candidates bulletin
mailed for STAMP; skilled teachers wanting ensaEemenS
should have application forms. J. w SCHERMERHORN,
secretary, 30 East l4th-st.
DlNCKNEY'S SCHOOL GUIDE,
(26O pages illustrate compiled expressly rs guide
parents and guardians In selecting SCHOOL, III con
complete list Of all the schools and colleges
in regard to places wherein the schools are located the gu
mate railroad facilities. &C. also special description Of tue
desirable institutions OF learning.
MAILED FREE parents ana others having chiloren 10
eduoae upon receipt OF postage cente At ONCE tfec
Pamphlets and Information city and country schools FUR
nshed GRATUITOUSLY,
For parties desiring select city schools special Drsc
tory containing lists Of n. A. CITY and Brooklyn schools has
been prepared - -
80 Union square,
(lth.ave. side1 New-York City.
VNEACHERS supplied to schools and families
Il without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA
1IoNAL Bureau, 80 Union-SQuare
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DALI RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST. ---
The best route to NEWPORT, BOSTON, NEW BED
FORD, FITCHBURG, LOWELL, MATTHIAS VINE
YARD. NANTUCKET, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MT
DESERT, PoKTLANb BANGOR 81. JOHN, n. B., HAL
FAX n ~ principal cities aud Inland and seashOEe
New I'm gland the Provinces. The mammoth
palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New.
n. r., foot Of MurraysL Leave Brooklyn p ~, Jersey
City A. u D. m. via Annex. GRAND PROMENADE CON
CERIs on board every evening by the splendid bands and
orchestra attached those steamers. Ell Ii Motifs
REST. No Intermediate landing between NEWYORK and
FALL RIVER Special train leaves steamer wharf FAN
sos Mondays excepted when the steamer VIII
touch at Newport arrives Newport 10 Four
ing trains FALL RIVER BOSTON. First train arrives
Boston 800 a. m. Returning train leaves Boston Is
p Steamer arrives New-Hork $3.50 a. NJ. Tickets,
at aS9, bel, I'll, foI. 52G, g4i, s57 BroadYay,
and at all principal hotels transfer and ticket
board steamer6 Nos and Coufts and Annex offices,
Brooklyn Jersey CITY, In Boston at No. Old state
House and at Old Colony Depot.
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BRIGHTON BEACH.
Obtains the Brooklyn Fiaousa and Coney Is1nd Rau
way, until further notice will hslr hourly between
FLATBUSHANE.
(LOng Island Depot, Brooklyn aud
BRIGHTON BEACH
from $3.50 a m. 10 1000 p. m Trains will also Leave
BEDFORD
tFranklinaye.L halfhourly from $50 a. m. % 1904
y. m. Last train from the Beach II D. NJ. Tbe eS9
aud 1880 a m trains from Flatbush-ave., 6:31 Ant
1885 @, from Bedford. and the eos and 700
from Brighton do not run on sundays The depots
reashed and Wall street Ferries by Auantc
and Filth Avenue Car IAnes via FIlon Fo-ry 0v Fateqsb
Avenue and Adams and Boerum street Line va Hamilton
Ferry South Brooklyn Central Line via Grand and Roose
welt ferries by Lee and Nostraad Avenue Tomplns
Avenue, and Franklin Avenue Lines ExrA trains S BE-
U- '''1 w. T. DoRwIN superintendent
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Copartnsrship Notices.

A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP was formed
IA June2d A. D. 1879 completed June ~ 1879 between
GEORGE A HAMMOND On Putnam, Conn, CHARLES q.
kEOWLFON OF Brooklyn, NewYork. genera partners
each beipR the partnership business and sign
the nrm name, aud GEORGE 81 MORSE, OF said Putnam
uariner e Furnishing $4,000 cash capital stock for
lie 1a1uacure of machine twist sewing SILK and all Kinds VI
yistan silk al said Putnam, under tho rm OF HAM
MOND KNOMLTON 10 continue until The "a DAY OF unc
4. D.. 1881. - 49,.
GEORGE A. HAMMOND.
CHARLES q KNOWLION.
General Partners
GEORuE 81 MORSE
special Partner.
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A WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

CoNEY LELAND POINT.
PROSPECT PARK AND CoNEY ISLAND RAILROAD
BRIGHTON BEACH leave at $50 and 1890 a M
and halfhoury thereafter until 1910 .. VI, makina
close connections with and from SeWYork aof
Newark Excursion tickets 10 cents
Trains between West Brighton Beach and Brooklyn viii
hafhOnrlY IRON $50 N. 10 and from D m %
IL 10 minutes and Sundays 10 minutes,
Excursion Tickets Brooklyn and West Brighton
Beach BrooNyn Depo, Green wood. shave
and 20ht be reached By horse from all the ferries
This s the only steam line running direct % the Obsery
tory 800 feet HIGH and the New Ocean Pier Loo eOt long
landing In the centre all the public attractions
GRAND CONCERTS On Observatory Plaza after.
and evening SUNDAY included bV DOWNING'i
celebrated NINTH REGIMEST BAND AMI n AR
BUCK LIE the world renowned Cornet solo st.
Grounds lighted by ELECTRIC LIdHF, $4,000 canhs
pOWeI
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS.
i MUM d CO.. 81 Park Row, NeW-YoIk, PToPretors
Scisitc yhiryfour years experience ~
solicitors Patents Hand beck Patents with full droc
tons and advice sent free.
THE ASTOR LIBRARY will be CLOSED
for cleaning and repairs fr5n July 20 until MONDAY
September l.
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Eellnres ano fleeilnas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Regul quar-
"a tety meeting will be held in In the Cooper
Union on THURSDAY, August z, at s O'Clock p N.
q. NICK LROsER, Rec Sec. NATHAN c. ELY. Pres'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

THROUGH AND ROUNDTRIP TICKETS CAN BE
PUHCHAsED AT TICKET OFFICE y. Y. n. II. & H. r:
r. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOTi 10. az BROADWAY
OFFICE CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY; AT NO.
81 BROADWAY OFFICE fASSUhPSIC II. ~ AND All
THE NETWORK Transfer CO.'S OFFICES, NO. 9I4
BROADWAY AND no. 10 G. OURT-ST., BROOKLYN, AND
Al PRINCIPAL HOTEL TICKET OFFICES. AT EACH
OF WHICH PLACES FULL INFORMATION CAN BE
OBTAINED.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer Bridgeport
leayes Caharnesp daily Sundays excepted at l30
and Bridgeport st II D. M
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD. WHITE MoUNTAINS MONTREAL and IN
teTme,lAts pVnts Steamers leave Pier 20 r.. r., daily
Sundays excepted at w0nty third ST. Il. r. 81 316
y NJ and ii ?. connecting with special trains at New.
Haven for Hartford Springfield &c Tickets sold and bag
checked at 944 Broadway, RewYork and Courtst,
Brooklyn. EXCursiOn TO NewHsven and return, 81 So
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON
at Cqzzens west POINT Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton, POpghEeepse, ksOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware AID Na1gl Valley Railroads. steamboats, JANE
W. BALDWIN and THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY a:I
D. m, Pier 81 North River foot or HaTrisOn.sL
Except saturdays when the steamer Thomas Cornell will
leave at Ociock connecting with Evening Train
The Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
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ACADEMY,
eau Schools.

A LBANY LAW SCHOOLGIRL Term be-
n gins September 2 1879. FOR circular address AL
SANY LAW SCHOOL. Albany, \, Y.
ANNUAL SESSION Twenty GrsD of the
"A Law SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY Of tlae CITY OF
REW-YORK begins October Sch next aud ends juno To-
AeoV Fof Circulars last eKalnpabsn papers 6e eRpJ y
u. r. JAQC ES, hecJetarY OF Faculty,
RU Broadway.
BOSTON University School Of Law opens
zoe Dean n. BENNEFf IL. p. 81 Bromasd ST.. Boeton
Y ALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, 2 years;
= vlsduste flor degree 0fDCLl yeAIt Faltern,
elehs seDt 20. Address Prot WAYLAND New Haven OF
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Cffurslou6.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing 40
hs sayreyle south Anboy, Perth AmbOy T0ttsHville,
Woodbridge, Bosvie Landings wyoming,
from foot Cass week day fare lower than
am ut her rnnfn
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QeGrbErS.


A WELL-EDUCATED young lady. who has
~, ueysLs1, spesks German, teach drawing &c,
nles the position VI Companion with lady travel
Se1eFHise. ll7 Last 2lsLSt
A GRADUATE of YALE of six years
proposing 10 stuoy Germany would tse uu6er - care AID
youth lad Refers % tie President Fac
ny " Yale College. Address box $40 A, o. NeW.YOrk
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NEWPORT LINE
~ FOR BOSTON.
y. L 4 - f.

FIRSTCLAsS FARE 81,
Tickets limited only steamer leaving New
York on sale and connecting train leaving Newport
he next morning AT $50 The magnificent steamers
SIEVE ORr" and "GLD COLONY"
viii leave New daily at p Sundays eIcepted nom
Pier g. ~ H. foot Of Murays Passengers by this route
30 to 90 minutes later than via other ines
Newport 03O O. Win FAST EAPRESS
TRAIN, arriving al Boston 1880 a. THIS Is THE ONLY
LINE running low fares that affords passengers FULL
NIGHTS REST Returning connecting train leaves Bostol
m running through 70 Newport In two hours steamer
arrives Ia NeW-NOfh at o'clock next morning
SateroOms be obtained onl at the Office OF
the Line Pier ., y. r., sEd on board steamers. ~
GEo. l.. CoNEoR. BORDEN 81 LOWELL
General Pass'r. Agent.
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4 FUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

L 4 ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1879 Leave depots loot of CotaEd aud
100 D. m for EastOu, Bethlehem Allentown, kellng.
Mauch Chunk. HaLlotOu, MahaEOy CITY Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton aud uukhannOck.
6.g0 n M Night Express daily for Easton Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk. WilEesoarre, Elmira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
"'" ~ ROBT SAYRE, Sup't and Eng'r,
General Eastern Office Church ana C0rtandtsts.
CHAS. II. CT INNINGS, Agent.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,

ii
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
THE FAVORlTE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen, 1900 A..
RHODE ISLAND Captain Jesse Mott.
leave daily SUNDAYS eXceped, from Pier ~ NORTH
River foot OF Narren-sL)
Passenrfs arrive IN Boston az A. m. NO intermediate
landings between New-York ana Providence - go ,
tickets secured al MOB 900 49, i9O anu
942 Broadway Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenueliotes
Y and 1868 Na.hHgtOnsC BToORyn. Also uoAets sou AZ
ali hotel and principal ticket Offices and at all Offices oil west
Express Company. n,ncocv pr,.,
L. ". FlLKINs. c. L. Agt ID. . bAbcoOh, ILo' -
TyIHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
4 FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
al 3 D m from Pier 49, North Rtv foot OF yaysL)
Specal Hnitol tickets, GOOD ONLY on $40 y, m col'
meeting train at OBn gton sold via this line from Ne"fork
Boston Tor 81
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rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINK
between
NEW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ON and after INV. 1879.

Fourteen Through eacn way daily; three depots
philade Dia, NeWNOrk a.,
Double Track the most Improved Equipment anu VIZ
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safely.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

4 LBANY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
a., and 81 JOHN leave Pier No. IL North River
Ioot OF Canal-st. week day :. connecting
az albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North
west and East. ExcuirOn 10 Albany good 30
W. W. EVERETT. President
A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A c. VIBBARD ana u. DREW
Leave Vestry;st Pier 80 r. AZ 1885. and 24thsL at a.
n, Ui0m BROOKLYN by Annex boat at w. Landing at
n ACk FERRY. WEST POINT CoRNwALL, NEW
ltu, can return by down boatl. POKEEPsIE, RHINE
bECh, CAIsKIBL and HUDSON Tickets sold and bag
gage checked NORTH WEST. Tickets Coupons good
Oil hudson hver RAILROAD received for passage.
sPLCIAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA.
A NEW LINE.
NETWORK TO NEWPORT VIA
NARRAGANsETT PIER
COMMENCING JUNE 25 1870
Leave NEW YORK, Grand Central Depot n. Y. N. IT.
aalna ~ H. RI 800 a. arrive Newport 4.20 D. IN; also
i'oo ?. m. and arrive at Newport 800 p. m.
through tickets for sale at Grand GENITAL Depot at No ot
broadway (NeU1Ork Transfer Company and at principal
motel ticket offices In EewYok city. and in Brooklyn
olnee OF NeWYo Transfer Company. No 10 Courtst.
~
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NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCESTER. Linited tickets 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boats for 50 cents Steamers leave
per 40, North River, daily, at $50 p. NJ.
Steamers Of tie NORWICH LINE lshyo same pier daily,
weak days y. Suudays, $50 NJ for Boston Wor
cester &C. and for Portland and the White Mountains daily
ggrtG
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
1V - LINE
roD rp B9TH1 PRQoK ROUTE mr.,


EoR TEEN TR ANR Ip 1y1 HdIAa
Leave NewYoR foot u 1iberi for trenton and Phlla
depha $50, 745 p Ills a. H. $780, 4, $3.50, 7'ls Il
Leave F9adegas nom station PPa and I Beading Ra i5
ioad hiTd and Berkssts at 1io $40 H. llSO a. H. Ifo'
leave trenton iS Tor York 2o except Mopday e4o
D. m Psns fCm SII I to to 75 u 5 IN
sWHDXY 'TRAfHs~ieave New.York and Philadelphia at
8 m 530 IL D. m Leave New York for Trenton at
o m y made Fen az jersey C station By ffy TO a
from B1ookya and dG Of psPS Jersey o y ga Broadway
AT the principal hotels all onces Of tho Eric Railway IN New
fSe 9a I sSssro iSa Sa to
II. =. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
FOR NEW-HAyEN, its surroundings and
fng apg 5PeS' sa7s Psf IS
r. eI SS at ~ nj nfhs for ali
morning trains on ali railroads best faces Tor passengers
and freight fare ST. excursion 81 go starins NesHaven
transportation iAH0 JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing June - l87S: Leave NsrYork from Pier B.
N II WV STEAMER sT JOHNS,
STEAMER sna ,h ft fsSSF y" 2foYr.
Connecting az Sandy Hook win trains for - = ;.
Long Branch, Highlands, &C. ji5O $780, M 100 945.
Ocean Grove. sea Grit &C, $50 M Loo, 345, 5O5
philadelphia Toms River and Tuckerton r. r., $500 M
VinsiaHd 3ridseton aud Atlantic City. EOOpm.
sTrN st0El - for hgan@s and long saGh oaoa m
From foot OF LlbcTtyst. ,C. r. r. OF y. j. for
Ninciand, BudgetOn and AtlautlC City, li8O p. M
Philadelphia and TuckertOn II. H., l;3O and 900 p. m
Toms RIVER BrcksburR &c, I.45 a NJ: lsO, 400 D. m
XaretOWu Cedar Greek &c, 7:4J a. and 400 p. III.
". ). SNEDES, General Manager.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July z, 1879
through mains will leave Grand Central Depot;
600 Western and Northern Express draN1ng.roOm
caIs TO Rochester and 10 Montiea! via ST Adams
$500 special Saratoga EXuress. Win diaNlhs-rOOm
20 Fort I'd ward, for lake George and tO Montreal
1850 a NJ Chicago end Western Express with drawing.
room c@ts 10 CanAndagua Rochester and Bunaoi also 10
EIchheld Spunss.
10 Utica Saratoga, Glrns Falls and Rutland
800 D. Saratoga Special.
400 y. IN, Albany ana Troy E1preS1
GOO D St Louis Express daily. with aeepng cars for
ST. Louis running through every day in tho week. also Sleep
inc for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit, and
for Montreal, excepting Sunday night, via saratoga ~ -
1850 y. last Express for Rochester, Niagafa rams
Corning via Geneva Sleeping cars 10 Geneva hooh'SVer
and Niagara Fails. IA. .,...t. =, an. o..
Rochester Falls, Buffalo Cleveland, Ioledo Detroit
Chicago; also excepting saturday night TO CaVh ana
MateTtoW and Dcptug -afutdsy aud SUNDAY hlEhls 70
Montreal Adams Saturdays AOnfeA car Ie3'oS ~
Hoop m Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
Tciets for sale NOS 252 and 45 Broadvay and az
WestrOtt Express COmpJnys Offices Nos ItfkJhoe $50
ana 9l2 Broadway NewIorA. and S19 M1snIe onso
N'OOA9H' General Passenger gent
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave foot East 23t crossing the sslmee
sylyal GrOve)-sf5, 9:i6, lOt5, ll:l5, M aud halt
hourly thereafter b $40 D.
Returning trains leave Manhatta3 Beach hafhOury foe
New.Yo via Greenpoint 10 1885 ., ~.
Elevated Railroads TO south Ferry. connecting WITH
steamer D. r. Martin hourly irC 925 N. to $50 H. VIA
Steamers Thomas Colyer Twilight North Rlyss
laEdngs-From 22dsE. 1lO. 1925 then hourly TO 51S
Pm -.
Leroy.st., 9:35 a m, and hourly 20 0:35 y. m.
Pier & 0.55 and hourly 70 6:55 p M.
Returning trains leave Manhattan Beach for SewYOrk via
Raw Ridge half.hOurly 10 1925 D. N.
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Bteamboats dno Railroads.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ LeAXa Now York foot Of ncahrnEEea and COnr

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Dcsbrosses and Court
$40 M for Washnston Psbgrg Columbus Cincinnati
ana the south Pullman cars from Baltimore to Newark.
LOOP. m; for WASHINGTON and the West Pullman cars
connections Pttsburg Cucnuat Indianapolis Louisville
and St Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore to Cincn-
40 p M foT WASHINGTON and the West making same con.
1000 m. daily for weshhgt the South and West Pull
making close connections Chicago Cucunat Indsnapo
Us Louisville ~ Lonis s3ns the s ., Snd
matt connects at Washington with for LyDchburE.
through tickets PLEASE can 4 o SS%psny' oGes BIZ
and DeshroesSs sts and Depot Jersey CITY -
ROUND Trip TlSSKKFbTSso i 20 EK6A6Ssas NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Ferry station y NewYoTk foot Of PeTtys u.r,
Commencing June G is7gTains leave NewYork foot OF
$50 mFcr HGsTtys as Io9w sc,v,,ro M,ncb
Thunk Tamaqus, wilkesoaIrc, Elmlrl Sc Connects at
SO m-For High Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain.
Tam5S ea9 WsSs scSnton Williams
{O:sO and $50 ?. m.For somervie and FeninstOn.
u m-for FiemlnStOg; Easton, Manch Chunk, Tamaqus
Rsadins fot,sys Ga5.5@s se lA"-q--
B1dds Lake and Lake HopatconG Eason. BelydOro and
$50 p H. daily-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg.
LmiEa &C. Connects , at Junction for D., l. and H.
P R oSf points see m a. stations Sr Bound
Brook and Intermediate points and at $50 M for Esson
B"as Of the BrooKyn and Erie Annex make connection
at Jersey City TO and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
30. at 7:45 s. iIG5 a. m I$6 $50 express A. 5s.
Stage connections to and from KEYPoRT at Matawan sta
Gon 10 ana P 0 oesR f Sea CRIT Win m rn GS
REDUCED EXCURSION FARES FOR THE SEASON.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. Leaye foot of beFty-sL for Freehold az
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Libertyst for Freehold ss
7;45 ll:45 a. m. 4, 5:l5. 6p. IN.