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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25

GOOD OFFICER DOING COOD WORN
Since officer Duncan has been on the north
| end station he has put an end to that ruffianly
conduct and hoodlumism which were to be en-
countered there at all hours of the evening
and night so that ladies without escorts were
afraid to pass any of the corners between the
depot and the County Buildings. Now ladies'
can walk along those blocks without the dan
ger of having their ears offended by vulgar
and profane language, as officer Duncan has
threatened to arrest every one on his beat
who uses indecent language on the street
This officers course is certainly highly CON-
mendable.
RUNAWAY. - Yesterday afternoon q team
belonging to a Chinaman ran away from the
northern part of the city, and on their way
down street they frightened four-horse team
standing in the neighborhood of Cheney's
store, and they started off on a dead run.
One of tho animals in the four-horse team
fell down and was dragged by the other three
for block or more, until they were stopped.
The Chinaman's team was captured in the
lower end of the town. No damage. 1t ap-
pears as il special Providence watches over
teams in this place.
DEPARTUREs - The following passengers
went south on the stage Sunday morning:
Fl. c. Ward, John Flrnnery, Kittie Blan
chard, Mollie O'Niel, J. Finley and wife, J.
P. Stockdale, J. Fl. McCarty, J. Frazs, A.
Rarencno, G. S. Finney. The following pas
sengers went south yesterday morning: H.
Myers, J. 81. McGuirk, II. Wilcox, E. A.
Crane, w. T. Hall, q. Andrearri, J. J. Col
Inns, Hugh Norton, D. McCook, G. o. Bus
sey, Mrs. Trimmer, A. P johnson, Pat Sulli-
van, Jerry Shea.
HEARD FROM Fish Commissioner Parkers
Eat fish, which were placed in the Carson
heard from. One of them in fooling with
nook with which Doc Benton was fishing
ew days ago was brought to the surface. |
After taking his dimensions, which proved to
oe three and quarter inches in diameter, he |
Vas returned to the slough of his adoption.
THE JOURNALISTIC BANoUET.-It is stated |
hat the g Bohemian banquet" at Virginia on
Sunday evening was grand affair. There
vas a continuous flow of wine and brilliant
Wit and humor. We greatly regret that cir
so shaped themselves that we were
'recluded from being present at that feast of
eason and good nature.
TAKEN TO PRIsoN.-Ah Ching, the Oriental
urglar and chicken fancier, was yesterday
fternoon taken to the State Prison, where
e will sojourn and find ample time during
srent varieties of chickens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25
OPERA HOU,E-~ rGOLtUUa J."

A we'll filed house greeted Eliza Woath-
ersby's Froliques last evening at the Opera
House, the occasion oeing the re-appearance
of the company In Carson. When they gave
their first performance here, some time since,
the prophetic MORNING APPEAL gave the
opinion that they would take San Francisco
by storm, and, as usual, the NJ. A. was cor
rect In its ratioclnation. For nearly two
months the Froliques filled the Bush Street
Theater with delighted audiences, and the
appetite of the theatre going Twists were
whetted with the comedy food it fed Oh, and
it wanted more. Last nights performance
commenced with the sparkling farce "Under
the rose," which was very good in its way,
but the audience evidently wanted to see the
"true business, which they did in Hobbies. !"
The piece is neither farce, an opera bouffe,
comedy, or even a burlesgue, in the gen
orally accepted meaning of the latter,
but fun-producing dramatic sbsurdity. OF
course it has no plot-why should it havel
1t rises superior to all rules of dramatic con-
struction, having no legitimate beginning or
ending, and yet it il the funniest thing We
ever saw on a stage. Goodwin, the wonder
full, furnishes the greater portion of the fun
in "Hobbies," and this is said in no dispar-
agement of the other members of tho COM
pany, all of whom do we'll what is given them
to do. In "Hobbies" Miss Jennie Weathersby
would make a man oblivious to the paugs of
neuralgia, or even forget the distressing con-
dition of the stock market. But of Goodwin
but here Is the rub, for no one can tell
through such a medium 81 this how great a
comedian this young man really is. He
resorts to none of the old time CO needy clap
trap, such as distorting his features, :umb-
ling over chairs, or breaking dishes, but gives
US the brightest of comedy acting in the neat
est style of the art His limitations of we'll
known actors were enthusiastically received,
specially his imitation of Raymond in ''Col. |
Sellers" Goodwin makes you laugh when |
ne comes OH the stage, keeps you laughing |
while ne occupies it, and his drolleries linger !
with you as pleasing memory. Some new |
music was introduced - evening, and the
orchestra, consisting Of six pieces, contrib
tied in no small degree to the success of an
first class in all respects. To
hight the Froliaues appear for the last time
n the ''Rambiers"' a piece greatly improved
ince its first presentation here. Like Hob
,ies," it is amusingly absurd, and Goodwin
md the other members of the company have
fine opportunity for giving the Carson
'eople a farewell night OF the raciest comedy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead Of waiting for the of tire before get
ting goods, take pleasure to nfor patrons
that have Just reeeve Complete New Stock Of Dress
Goods luisite Fancy Goods which oe at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce tle most
stingy AMI husband dive Iowa for his bottom
dollar
We have rec lived consignment of One Hundred Cloak
with positive instructions close them out at pr
and we will do it. MRS. }. SEEl ER Il co.
Carson January % 1879 IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25
cARsgs OPERA HOUSE.

ifiAS :! I'-KE........... .LESSFE AND MANAGER
Also vi the bus Ineater. Francisco where
this Company has Just clossi brilliant
six weeks engagement.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25
PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
EUS SER & Hill


EaAVE OPENED FIRsTGL3SS STUDIO
the Carson City Savings Banl, md will -eman
in town for few weeks only
Parties desiring Portrait Pint ID from Life enlarged
from Photographs pasuerreotyP its 29, in III or
Portraits Repaired where broken torn. pal Sd re
touched oiled and vanished hsVe a opp -tunity
Of having such work executed bv Artist o Tw ny
years experience. All work warranted tll in lad see
for yourselves.
Animals Painted ia Groups,
Horses under Motion SEiII Life.
Special attention is e;vea "
Furnishing ParlOrs and Dtnius-EOOms
with Landscape, Fruit nrd
Game Pieces.
NB-Dont forget call in and examine the portraits
You shall be charged anything for looking 1t them
Remember these Artists holl the Frs Erenums for
Portrait and Animal Painting Of the S.ocktR, San Jose
ard Sacramento Fairs and the State Agricultural SOcieys
iof California; Gold Medal for the years 1877 and 1878
Carson, March 20 1879. mi
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25

FISH COMMISSIONER PARKER planted an
other 10000 salmon i'll the Tlu,kee river
yesterday.
THE GERMAN.-The Au Fat Club will
dance the German at their party next Friday
night =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-03-25

MORNING BOARD

Uphlr 81 2O14
Mexican 24i4 &c
Gould & Curry "a
Best & Becher l5,<
California
Consolidated virpir AK
Choliar Potos 35t2
Hale & NOrcross lO,z
Crown Point 425
Yellow Jacket 12A
Savage "a
Bcicher 6zt 81
Confidence II
Imperial 10
kentuck 5
Sierra Ne'ads SO 81
Utah Il
Bullion AZ
Exchequer $40
seq. Belcher 81
Overman
Justice 81
Succor Csc
Union Consolidated IS s.
Alta 53A
Lady Bryan rs 10
Julia 05
Caledonia 9 20
Phil Sheridan Soc
Challenge 10
Silver Hin 80
New York Con. 500
St. Louis Soc
Leviathan Csc
Andes 40c
North Con Virginia TX II
Lady Washington /
Benton % 3
Flowery 50e
w. Fargo l0c
Solid Silver 3oc
n. Bonanza 20
Ward los
Scorpion 05
Mackay 2 SO
Dardanelles
EVENING BOARD.
Raymond Ely So So
Eureka Con. ~
jackson
Northern Belle 91z
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSSI

CALF ORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS wgE
COMPANY-W J. HORNE, Pro MrS2ssaaa ~=1sh -s3FA
prietor-Dear Sir: feel that owe VI
it to you and to humanity to writeeEA - ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAE- EIIk~M-sSS
TALLY CURED of bad Of Z
Rupture of thirty ears standing by Y
one of your Incompatible Trusses, II
which | purchased from you three
months age cannot describe the suffering both phya.
cIly and mentally that have undergone during that
period and now fee like new being have worn all
kinds of Truses both Steel and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours It's simplicity Of
construction and facility with Shch it be adjusted
and the and perfect freedom to the motions Of the
body with which it eau be without causing any irr
taon its chief merits and it is perfect supporter
have not hal any sign Of rurn OF the rupture since the
rst day put it and feel that perfectly CURED,
is invaluable and the fact should be known TO the world
Ou can refer to the subject Of their merits.
am truly yours, ALFRED }. BURKE. Chief Mail Clerk
s. +. Daily Evening Post, San Francisco July 20, 1873.
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A Physiciao's As Years, hxpersenos

COLUMBIA, Tuolumne Co, July 10, 1873.
W, J. Horne, Esq.-Dear Sir: For some time past
have have used in practice the California Elastic Truss
with entire satisfaction in most OF complicated hernia
If both During practice Of forty five years have
found that would with the AMI certain.
y retain the required adjustment the pressure being NE
under the immediate control OF the patiens.
simplicity and of application is OF itself guarantee
every experienced physician. have the honor rcmh
by mail the amount due, knowing that contribute the
alienation OF afflicted humanity. Yours, truly,
j. 2. TIBBFTS, n d.
send for Il'ustrated catalogue and Price
Lat x ing Full Inform alton and
Rutos for H"R~u ing.
N B-The California Elastic Tuss is not for sale hy
any Druggist in Carson City They prefer 10 sell Eastern
trash, on which they make large profit send oil.
rect to the
CALIFORNIA FL AsTrC TRUSS COMPAE
myths 720 Market street q Francisco
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
RAL1MORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD);-

DAI1 INlRE MD UIIIU KNIIItUAU,-
- Leave Ncw.l ok from foot Of Deshrossos and Court
~ aOa m for Washington Columbus. Cincinnati. Indanap
Oils chicago and the West Richmond, Chuleson ana inc
south Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Newark. OhiO ana
Chicago. a. , -, r., -. ,no ,,h ,,,,
Gnrou.yile Pullman from NewlOik 20 baltimore and
Wa.hngon making close connections Tor PsOurs Cin'ln
nam InIugpoa louisville and It Louis Through Pullman
car. Rlmore Cincinnati 81 Louis ana flttsbuiS ana
from Wa.ington to Augusta and savannah -,
lOuO m daily FOR Wa-hin stun, the south ana Mes Iui
man seeprr. from NewNOrk 10 Baltimore and Na"nRtop
-e connections chicago Cincinnati, lndianapo
ia I0nlsve LOUIS Columbus. pittsOurg the sOuth anu
SnnthN,.t through Pullman cars from Baltimore To Cnclu
usL connects at Washington with trains Tor LyhehOuiS
FLORIDA New Orleans and the south . o... On.
- bronpn tickets please call COmnany's ONCE $40
Broadway SegYork llcke Ocea foot OF COuItanis
and De.6rossessts, and Dego Jersey Sly s,voY.sR.
HOUND TRIP TICKETS TO kAhsAA NhbhAonA
AND FLoIlpA-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
FRANK IHOISUN, HchoFl
TO PHiLADELPHIAA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIE or d ESTABLISHED RoJTEAND SHORT LINE
OrtV
NEW.YORK ANO PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depOts In
Philadelphia two IN New-l ork ,,- =.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and The tes
Time consistent with absolute safcty.
ON AMI after December l6, 1875.
Trains leave NeWYOrk via Deshrcasct ano Court
landt Street Ferries, as fOllOws: -.
$50 I'O 800 80, limited II a ~; l. $50 o, o. 5;52
$50 ana 40 2. Suu'ay $50 aud II. n D. D. Gov oJ1
Route of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains OF jersey Cy anUrdnga speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel .-. . 49,
eturuing trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 3t5, 3;55: T.
7S5 B. and IL Limited Express l5O D. IN J. = T.
$50 :. and 73J III On sunday l2Ol BIO 300. ., o'JO
'Ic.et Orice4-Nos 528 and 044 Broadway, No Astor
House and foot DcsbTosses and COurtandt StS No
1'ourt.t and brooklyn Annex Depot. foot Ot Fut0nst
Brookyn: Nos III, llG and lls Hudson st, HOboken.
Depot Jersey CITY bmigrant Ticket Once No battery
mace /. +. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger AgL
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Coet Gn0 foun0.

I OST- Bank book, No. 60, 03O OF the Ger
man savings Bank The hndcI Is requested 10 leave IL
At The G.nL II not found before the th day OF
TeOruar 1879 application will be made to the bank iof
book.
O~T-Bank- book No. SO,693, OF the ter
man savings IN the Ciy OF No" YORK ihS ] u9Hel
10 return the bank n not reAtoA DclOIo
the s dAy " March 1879. APPLICATION Viii DC A'0 " '4o
bank "A book
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
6teamboais ano Railroads.


A (NENIRAJ KAI1JhOAD VT NEW
~ Ferry station In New-NOrk, foot of IibertysL
Ferry station in Brooklyn, ot of Fulton 81 a.. i,
Commencing Nov. 25. 1S7STTahs leave NeWh Ors iooI o
Liberty ST.. ~ follows; , ,,.u.,
$50 m.-FOr Feuingt1n, Ea>tOn HelVidrre y ~
Chunk Tamaqus, WjkeSOarTf, Elmira &c tOhhtcl' Nv
Junction with II. l.. and W. H. II. -. ,,,,,ain
s45 mFoT high Bridge Branch sChooeY i'r, Sioun.,
Budds Lake aud Lake HOpacong haSton, 'O,aa
Mench Chunk Tamaqna- uazeiton' "dkcsoarro 7''n'''
Williamsport. sc ,,-,.u,o,
pm.--For Pennington. Easton, Mauch Chunk, ihn'int
Nkesbarre, scranton TunkhannOck, Tauaqun, haelto'
Reading. Pottsyile. HaTnsDurgh &c ,-,-. ,,.,,.,,,
p. n.-FuT High Bridge Brarch. sclooiey hoIn'.t
BudGs Lake and Lake hopatcona EsSt2n BelT&fg Nc ' W
Nauch Chunk. Connects al JuncttSn VAN d. j. ahd W ~. H.
$50 p. dalyfor Easton Allentown and Harr'spurs'
7:i5 y. m.-FOr Easton. -.-.-..
For trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY THAINS-I.eaVo at q a. m, IL p IN IOr Boulu
intermediate POINTS and at 63o p ~ iOr atoh
U"ata OF he BooklTn and Euo Annex" make connection
nj Jersey tity Station to from Brooklyn and kre Dspo
Jersey Citv
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. al 10, ll:+j q. IN. !, 5;lo p III. ,.,,,,onr
htapes at Hataw9n station 20 RDdnO hE1POHl
FREEHOLD md NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty ST. for Freehold at
s:l6, ll45 A. III, 4, 6:lj p M
NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA NE"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Bankrupt Noiites.

n(STRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
- for the SOUTHERN Di9TRiCr o. NE%.S0Rk-In
R.SKRIPrcYA Bankruptcy has beon sSned by
said Court against the estate OF ALEir l.. HiNSfElN
~ the CIV of New. York Of the County of NtwGOrk
Of The state York in said District saudgo bankrupt
upon petition OF his creditors. anu (ie PAY mtht
OF any debts the delivery OF any property belonging
ssid bankrupt Ia HIM or 70 ma use sud INC Hsrist OF
any prnperty bv him aIe forbidden bylaw meeting ~ tho
creditors oi sad 10 prove Their denS ana choose
one or more a-gnccs estate Will be hei M Court
bankruptcy. be holden at no 1873 FGlt nN III the
t,,y OF New OK said District on the 10Th day of
Narh A D. ls71 At ~ O'Clock m. the office ot Edgar
ketcluIn CSC one Registers IN Bankruptcy OF said
Court. ... -, ,,.,.,- .,-., .,...no.r
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER

Wi receive pupils painting Landscape, nowers SIN ne
chine ard decoration her studio The Bella NO. As last
2Gtlst, corner 4tl'ave.
references: MI D. Huntington MI wm Hart Mr James
". Hart, Nj A. r Bellows
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Gtfdmuoais auo Rallroaoe.

DRIDGEPORr, and all points on llousatonic
ID and Naugatuck oads. Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
Iceyrs daily lsunGays excepted Vt l5y NJ
and bridgeport at III y. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
For Noung Lndies-Paris

DARIS.-Col HENRY, 81 West 3jtli-st.,
L vel known French author and professor from Pafi'
continues teach modern languages az pupils residence 4t
at s own un.n ~LIins when Ia VIII start for Paris WIN
families and pupils desiring 10 find comfortable home az
Madame Gavs gdes' ProtestsnO Boarding School 1 Boue
ward Bintau; highest references.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Ncw pnblilanonG.
Az IMPORTANT LAW BOOK.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

IIBIISHED IIIIs Day
JONES on RAILROAD SECURITIES.
Treatise on Law OF HailTCad other Corporate
euriies including Municipal AID BOucs BY LEONARD A..
JONES esq. author Of Treatise Mortgage" vol.
evO 100 pages. law sheep. 40 90.
This work presents full systematic statement Of the
law corporate socues chiefly the bonds and mortgages
Of railroad companies The public duties aud relations Of
these companies and the peculiar nature Of their property
make mortgages very different many respects from
mortgages individuals and Of ordinary manufacturing and
cOmmxtid corporations MT Jones, whose mastery work
On Mortgage" accepted authority has pro-
ducod work Of Ike value on Corporate Securities.
For sale by Bookseers eent paid receipt Of
price by the Publishers,
lOUGHTON. OSGOOD & CO.. Boston.
NO q Astor place. NeH.XOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Tor Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

AIRS, L. JFRNEGAN BOWEN, 4l9 I'm
I'VE ton 81 BROOKLYN gives instruction IL music ana me
modern languages private lessons at their residences 70
ladies Sue carly instruction iu Engnsh has been deficient
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Gitnatlono Wanteo-- nldles

COACHMAN.-By single man can be well
~ Understands business in all Its branches
IL Protestant Please address J. B F. 5l 4thaVe at d.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
THE MONEY MARKET

oFy7CJAL REPORT " STOCK EXcHAEGB sAL,,
dsrtpoyted by ne Gold and Stock 7t,egraph Cz
WEDNESDAY,. PFB 20. 1873
COTERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CALTr-101A O'CLOCK 4. NJ
q -
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
For BOYS and Young Men-Countrv

GUIDE TO SCHOOLS.-Free TO parents
~ mailed Tor stamp. SCHERMERHOIN.8 30 Last l4thst
LENANDER Institute, q military boarding
~ school White Plains. NY OIN Ph.D" Principal
"a Uomclike Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. f. HINDs, A. ~. Hcmpstcsd Long Island
ADAMS ACADEMY. Quincy, Mass, fits
~ boys our best colleges tuition sl5O year board at
Information apply 10 them tSer. WILLIAM ENkREI LIND
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID COLLEGE Conditioned rejected canddatcs coached
summer or Winter. St0ckbrfdEe Mass !. HOFFMASN.
DENJAMIN MASON'S
ID ROAEDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. .---
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PANIFTV MALL NIENMNIIII IUNTAN 7.
i Sailing from Per foot CaudsL. North River
FoI San FRANCISCO VIA 18TH MUS OF PANAMA
steamship ACAPULCO. saturday. March !,
Connecting fer Central aud ~0Gtn America aud Mexico
FIOm san FranClscO for Japan aud china
Steamship ALASKA. Wednesday. March D. noon.
steamship CITY OF pEklNG. Tuesday Apui ], noon
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Thursday, May J. noon.
from san Francisco 20 Honolulu, New.ZealsDd. and
Australia
Tor ucIght general Information. apply At COmponys
Ofce. N foot Of Cdnal--t.. NoItn RIVER.
Passengers forwarded 10 ~AN FrAktf~CO, SANDWICH
ISLANDS JAPAN. CHINA. NEWZEALAND AUS
TRNIIA. SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICA
aud MEXICAN PORTS.
Inr information IN Iegald - routes apply the
Passenger Department, No 251 Hrpaiuar
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE-Thc steamers - THIS Lane the Lane Oute
recommended y Lieut. Msury L. 5 ~ on both tho
snd humev ara VOYAGES.
MAGAIIION. .' .......... Sa-Wdav. March !. II a. M
BEIIANNlt Cant Perry. .... SaiutdlY. March. \,
KfPt BL1C cant Twins. 1Lursdav. March - a.
from THE WIiITE STAR DOCK, IILH o. NORTH
II\ER.
These uni0im sze and unsurpassed Ia a
IOutucnts The SlOJn. SiairTOlm- smoking and bath
place amidsIs where the NOISE and motion
:c anOtLng dea OF COuOt hlthrrtO unattanabo
HATEs-saloon. $50 f,Oaul slOl sleerge s4o Return
. D. etH.Tus
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep norpigs.
luspcriIOn o and o,vG Information apply az tho
Company Oncc No. - BfoadWay New-Nofk, or l4O Wal
hut 81. fhiade phA Il. ]. COHllS, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
Gclp Wanteo

XSANTED-At BEDELLS, $40 4th-ave.,
w three srryants-s cook psrormsd and hoHse
must m well commended tho cook must he
Proestant wages for cook, $50 paiOunsd and house
maid each SIS 70 $50.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These Grstcsss steamships .a regularly at p. m from
pier No X North River as follows
steamsmD ~ANl1AGp DE CUBA;.;SATuRDAf. March !
Sf.smsmp MORRD CHSGI E......WEDN DNESDAE M9rch IL
accommodao unsurpassed For height passageaDpy %
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO., NJ. Bow ing green.
LAYTON bios, Agents in Havana
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
DOTTERDAM LINE.
STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL

TNITED SIAILS1, pAND BKAZTL MAIL
ron 81; TILQAAe PAhA; rhEN;ANBUCo. BAHIA;
Win German Steamers ;or PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. hrstsass IRON steamship CITY OF RIO DE
IAN, ITO Captain cir, will ne aboye pOrt. on
WEDNT-bAI March D. AZ ~ n Frclgh, taken
ior Iua above ports Positively lrc0hs received after M
Freight must be paid ia advance Freight all
times al Ilobeit-'- Dock. Rr'0Eyn -
IVSt-VAE, h LOVER THAS ~ Any OTHER LIKE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSUKANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME TNHER Our OPEN POLICY
For frolst engagements. passage having elegant
commodations apply 10 c. H. MAIioR1 CO, Agents.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
u,HE ERIE RAILWAY

rJ'HE ERIE RAILWAY
o% sn9H ey * new KGH pae 5s htKE
8 N. cincinnati and Ghi,ago pay rEIpres' Drawing
q D. m DAILY Fagj 81 Louis Express arriving az Bunal0
citing with fact trains 70 the West and southwest
nm Daly PsciaS h4ITs,s ior Tho West T., Sleeping
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars to
Chicago ...,u.
iialns leave chambers street DcPo.. NewYork for
y A. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only. sundays Yl5
noon i:43 B. S:45, 500 6lj O. $50. 10 m mdnah
SUNDAYS 8, $50 lU:l a. n 10 djo u, aud II mdnght
ia'stp9 8 j ~ i ~ 10 M g. & 6s G0 s o. y T2op
r and II midnight SUNDAYS, T. $50, 9l5 1918 lab
0SS Saaer + g. T. 75 f5 lo5 s a. @ 80 $40 G7g NJ l2 mid
night. sundays o. s3O 1913 w. l45, $50 p m. aud
corSSal i.4s m $50 s3O p. IN. Sundays $50 m
NcwT%rS As . a ni $50, $50 p m. sundays $50 a. NJ
i!0ndout and kingston, ~ m 330p sundays, 80
snndaTs s. $50 l0.l5 a r $50. p IN. 49,
Mlddleiown 40 o 1910 a. NJ; 81, t;5o p M sun
m trains New.YOIk AMI Oswego Midland Ran
Tort jcrvis ~ ., 1915 $50. 8. pm Sundays
S 80 1913 = m, $50 aud .. m.
BiF0iE 81 leave 33d 81 . minutes earlier tau above
tme trains leayins Ga.mperss on qg3FtF hours ieyG
5 w. connecting with trains leaving Chamberst at 10
pcbe@ tr passage and for apartments in Drawing room
and sleeping Coaches be obtained ami orders for the
& sn YS. 25a fo ~ Or g57 Boaiaay ~ Y So
J 1'Court.st. Brooklyn, or at the Companys nopot%
- H. jHo n ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r Agt New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
n 10 '2 n r. 4 4iS 80 $50 49, i 30 % S
sundays a M and ESQ p m Ihc ll:JO p H. tram Will
Nanuet ~prng Valley aud MOI sey. 9i3 4i5
JNO. y. ABBOTT Gsnl' ra-s'r Aet 'ew- lora.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

NOOK-By Scotch woman, "a hrst-cInss
cook i'm riyAte family; city reference; thoroughly
understands her business Address NJ r., Tribune Uptown
Ohlcs l23S BrnAdMAY.