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mlNmrn A LIMITED NrMnER OF.

" IIW IUU, uCtlNt, tltTgtIlt tunNhNNtFS u
engage in a pleasant and profitable business.
Good men will lind this u rare chance tn
make money. such will please answer this
advertisement by letter, enclosing stamp for
reply, stating what business they have been
engaged in; None hut those who mean bus
mess need apply, Address
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The Cottondalc Factory, near Tusca-
loosa, has been in successful operation
for several wears, and the propri, n,
are now making an effort to extend
their trade, Their agent, Col. !. / Pc
CUES, was in town this week. Ucis,
firSt-claSS business man and enjoys nm
extensive acquaintance many Confcd.
crates in this section remember him
well AS their Licut-Col. of cayaIrv lilo
says the Cottondale goods give great
satisfaction wherever they have been
introduced, and business men may find
it to their interest to correspond with
him, His address is SpringyiIlr, Ala.
10 NIL Il want long felt, Owens, who
Is always early in the market with fine
latest novelties, has received "a lo, oi
Ladies' ready-made dresses. Thcv are
made up in the latest STYLES. of beauti.
I'LL patterns, and though we have had
bnt a limited experience in knowing
what will please the Indies, it strike.
lis this II change they will heartily wei
come, if it is a radical change. Now
the wife can say to her husband, who
has always bought his clothing ready
made, and grumblcd because his wife
had hers made: nov, dear, | will 90
to Owens and lay in Il supply of ready
made dresses for the season: will save
the trouble and extra expense of get
ting a fit, and run no risk in spelling
pattern. Besides, | will have more
time to make up your clothing and the
rhildrcn>." lie must be II very contra
ry sort of II husband if this arrange
mcnt won't please him.
Owens also has n fall line of lingerie
to match the dresses.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-04-19

ED. BEACoN:-I see in this week
Issue Of the Mississippi sun, IA state
lnent that Il brick house offered for
tender to contractors by DIR. Jarnagin.
was 500 lower than estimate for wood.
Allow me to say this Is Il mistake. II.
Is exactly the reverse, the estimate for
wood house being four hundred dol
lars less than brick house.
t-. ALFRED THOMAS.
Houseman & Thomas, contractors.
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4 Davis is a new
"A'o contracted to clean
sell. '
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'l,lle for the Introduction
UOSS expires the following
at which | will sell the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-04-19
a BASKET PICNIC.

The undersigned committee. in be-
hall OF the sabbath Schools of Macon.
respectfully invite the Sunday Schools
of the county, and all persons actively
interested in the Sunday School work
to attend Il Picnic at Mr. Bryson's grove
on Thursday, the first day of MAY next.
Baskets will be received by the Com
mittcc on the grounds.
Programme will be announced here
after.
). }. Beauchamp, Mrs. Emma MAY.
II, A., Minor, T.J. Ross,
W. IL. Boyle, Mrs. NJ. McLclland.
4. ~hanrnslein, Mrs Emma Carlton.
Mrs, +. Tarrant, Miss George Roby,
j. W. Holt.
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You will save trouble and improve
your lights by using the felt wick, for
sale by i n ZONES
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CHURCH ..,,,,
al Sabbatlls, morning
ana meeting S", every WednG m,
hy,I SSr Eta,J every Sunday, H.
I,nncfiutenlcnt, Pastor.
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an,Sr0pAL CHURCH.
Sunday =, at II o'clock, A. NJ
avery sabbath o'clock
bOL r''''
t., every Thursday : 30
|rno.. J.. NEWELL PASTOR
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lIl Mayor.
,~
ALph'1" !. &. William,
\. Klaus,
III. r.trin,
X, HaU'" Marshal.
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LU Err and SH INCL Is.
A e. d Supply always on Hand

will shortly be prtpared to. fill any order
for general building purposes. Special
terms for large orders. Give me a call be-
fore purchasing. .4
apll2tf Il, CPHHJJpS.
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CORN and MEAT,

10 we make Ginning aud Packing cot.
ton a speciality. BY strict attention 10 our
bnSlnesS we hope to merit a liberal share of
Of The public patronage.
E1|All orders must be accompanied with
he CASH.
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.lirD sunday, morning and
! sn 1l, ~" sunday, ga. m.' Robert
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]. N. FREEMAN J BROTHER
FROPR[ETORS
Mtll 4 SIN.
MACON MISSISSIPPI.

Having a new pair of French Burr
Rocks, our Grinding will compare
with that of any Mill in the South.
We will always keep ON hand an album
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s.,12a, sabbath, morning and
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grmjay mornlnG, pa.,or
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
Nem pubiilailcns.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
Publish this day;
A NEW BOOK
GEORGE ELIOT.

GEORGE ELIOT.
IMPRESSIONS OF THEOPHRASTUS SUCH BY
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III bow Encourage Research-IV. A Man Surprised
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of Knowledge.-IX. HslfbreedX. Debasing the Moral
Curency.-XI. The Wasp Credited with the Honey Comb.
XII Youngl"-XIII. How come to give Ourselves
Ready wrter.-Xv Diseases Of Small Authorship.-XvL
Moral swindlers-XvII. Shadows OF the Coming Race
XVIII The Modern Hep! Hep Hep
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III
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TILE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Though Irllls daily three depOts In
Philadelphia, Two IN New York.
Double Trach, the most Improved Equipment and the
Fast. 81 Tine consistent with absolute safety.
On and after pril %, 1870.
Erpress Trains York and
lauat street Ferries u follows:
l:30 73p $50, 90 lnited) IL 33O 4, 3. 9, 78O,
$40 aud 10 sunday, 4:30 and ., q, 1880, $50,
aud 10 y.
Boats If Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
Jersey ty anordng speedy aBd direct transfer
Brooklyn travel - - -
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA 12:ol 500, 8:55 T.
7:s and IL a (Imited Express 1870 y. M. l..
53p 1885 On sunday l2:U 3;20, S;55 S. $50
IN; 4, l;35 D. IN.
Of DesbrOsses and Cortland sts; No Court
st. Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot FutOn-st, Brook.
lyni Nos. lfi, ll6 and 1ls Hudsolst. Hoboken ;
Depot, jersey Cly. EmigTant Ticket ONCE No. Bat
tery-plA.r. +. y. FARMER,
FRA NIX THOMSON, Gen1 Passenger Agt
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

tradition, an instrument of power which magazines
bis existence. The experiences Of many become
the guide of each; the feelings of each are blended
into general consciousness; and this, In turn re-
acts upon the individual consciousness. This
mighty mpersonality is at once the product ana
the factor of social evolution. Ii rests on the eVo-
luton of language as a means Of symbolic express
sion, growing out of the animal function OF indi-
vidual expression by the stimulus of collective
needs. Without Language, no Society having
moral and intellectual life. Without Society, no
need of Language. Without Language. no Tradi-
ton aud without Tradition, no Science. no Art
no Religion.
Mr.. Lewes thus sklfully applies tho doctrine OF
evolution to the explanation of the development OF
humanity. His exposition is certainly ingenious, mp
parently profound, and will be accepted by many
readers as plausible If not conclusive. Even those
who do not admit the force Of his reasoning, VIII
appreciate the ability with which it is urged. The
spirit of the work. in many respects. is an improve
ment on most of Mr.. Lewes's previous productions.
1t is not so brusque i'll manner, less flippant ana
conceted in tone with deeper impression OF
gravity, earnestness, and selfrespect. 1t abounds
with fruitful suggestions, with brilliant sde-glances
at many important truths, and cannot fail to prove
instructive TO thoughtful readers, whatever degree
of assent they may be disposed TO yield to its con-
clusiolrs
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS May H. 1879.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 H. m., Western and Northern Express with drawing.
to Albany Rochester and from Albany to Mon
trcal Saratoga.
1880 m chicago and Western Express, with drawing
room TO Cananda qua, Rochester snd Buffalo
1l.OO m Express Albany and Troy, with connections
to L tioa, saratoga and ttutland.
400 D. m Montreal Express with through sleeping
via Z. Adams
600 m Louis Express, daily, with sleeping cars for
Louis running through every day IN the week. also sleep
ing Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toledo and Detroit and
for Montreal excepting Sunday night via Saratoga.
1850 p H., Fast Express for Rochester and corning, via
Geneva. sleeping cars Geneva and Rochester
$50 m, Pacific Express daily, with sleeping cars tor
Niagara FAILS Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago and excepting Saturday night to Ogdensburg
1l:0O p m Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy. -
Tickets for sale Nos 252 and 4l3 broadway. and at
Westcott Express Companys offices Nos Park place 7S5
ana 0i2 Broadway, NewYork. and 333 Washlngton-sL,
RfOogIyn c. Il. MEEKER,
Passenger
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
NHE ERIE HALFWAY,

INHE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 known by It's nauic. the NEwYORK. LAKE
taking effect ADul ~, 1873:
. a. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Coaches to Buffalo and SuspcnsOu Bridge.
Gp DAILY Fast st Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
connecting with fast trains 10 TIE vest and south
west Pullmans best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches to
PIN DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Ccn
ua and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining
p in. Emicrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New.YOrk, for
Newark, 6:46 $50 1880 S,l5 4;l5 55, OILS, 7:3O
p. ana l2 midnight Saturday nights only. sundays 9:l5
Huteriord Park and Passalc O. 74S. 10 1915 M, II
las, 3, 3,j. 4SO jl5 g. c30 g IL D. m ~ midnight
SUNDAYS, $40 lOlj M l45 $50 and ~ midnight
l;a5 3:l5 5l5 4l5, $780, o. 5:l5 6, 0l5. $780, D.
M and l2 midnight Sundays, $780, sl5 lO:lo li5,
suiiern g. ;l5 1918 In 1s5. 3:i5 g. g. D. ~ l2 mLi.
might. sundays. q, $780, l06 a. ~, I45 $780, D. M, and
Cornwa 7.45, a M. $780, $50 p M Sundays $50 a. M
Warwick. 7:45, 1918 a IN. 4'30 y. III.
Newburg. 7;46 $3.50. 4:30 Sundays. $50 n.
Goshen, 6, 7:i5. 0. 1918 $780, $40 430.
days. Il. $50, lu:l5 a. m. $50. y. IN.
Addsloyn zA3, o. l9de Jd a nj SAP d;So, p m Sun
trains connect with HewYork ana oswego Midland a
road at Mainst
Port Jervis. 7.45 1Ol5 a. m; 4SO o, p m Sundays
$50. 1915 a IN; q, $50 and y. m.
NOTE-lrains leaving Cham6ersst oI half hours
BEFORE p leave &3st 10 minutes earlier than above
tune trans leaving Chambers 81 quarter hours leave 23d
80 minutes earlier Boats leave 25ds at t4b and lti6
M connecting with trains leaving Chan0rrsst. at 10
and ~ midnight.
ckcs passage aud apartments Drawing room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders Tor the check
oGiSes. Nos 2Ss 4oi Of SS1 BrSadway n Y No. Court
st.. Brooklyn. or al the Compsnys DepOts
Express Trains from the West arrive in York at 1875
JNo. n. ABtoTT GenI Pass'r Agt, New YORK.
II
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06


i Line and United States Mail RouteOn and after May
49, 1879 trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and COrt
ldndt Ferries, as follows
Express Harrisburg Pttsburg, the West and South
Pullman Palace attached. III, and $50
WillamspOrt Lock Laven Cory and Erie, at $50
connecting at Cory for Tttusy Petroleum Centre and
the oil Regions WiiliamspOrt and Lock Haven, "a.
Baltimore Washing gton and tho south, Limited Washing
Express II Pullman PaTlor Cars daily except sunday
10 a. In; arrive Wasing gOl il2 y. Regular at 900
aud l, and 10 p. Sunday, 4:S0 a IN. and 10
y m. 49,. - 81.
Express for Philadelphia $3.50, $50 800 90 Limlted
a. 3:3O L. - g. 1850 $3.50 ana 10 IN. Sunday, i30 and
m. 90, 1880. $50 aud 10 p H. Lmigrsnt and second
class, 1880 y. m
trains jersey CITY, aordng speedy and direct transfer
iOr Brook lyn travel.
Trains Arrive From Pttsbnrg, Cos, l040 M, 1910
daily and 500 0:2O daily, except Monday.
From Washington and baltimore 500 a ~, 300; 400,
1910 y. sunday, $50 a.. and I0U From Paia-
dephIa, 3:35 6O5 $780, $40, lU4O, l1:30 $50 4;50,
Glo $50 1910 p. sunday. 1888. $780, $780, l040,
II 80 $50, 1910
offices. j2J and 9il Broadway No. AstOr House
and and COrtlandss No COurtsI and
BroOkyn Annex Depot foot OF Futonst, Brooklyn; Nos
ia IFS Hudsou-st. HoOoSen; Depot Jersey City.
Emiy rant TiCket Onice. 40. batter, place.
/. y. FARMER, Gcnl Passenger Agent
y.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
Nem Dntliedtions.

uENRY GREvILLE'S GREATEST NOVEL.
MARKOFl MAhhOE.La
MARKoF THE RUSSIAN vIoLINIsT, Love story.
Nv Henry Grevo one large duodecimo volume ooo pages
bound in cloth, black and gold. price FL 80. ,,.
MARKOF Is for sale by all Booselers ana nens dgendt
or COPIES be sent 10 at once per fndt poPa'o'
on remftttag price 10 the yu1ltittrs, n,orrrns
#. B. PETERSON BR0THERS.
800 Chestnut-st, Philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Hailroaos.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NcwYOrk from foot OF Deshrosses ana Court
sso for washng pit,sDsrs Columbus Gnsnns,
and the South Pu.lman from Baltimore TO Newark
100 p m. for washington and the west Pullman cara cara
from NwYo Bam9rs and W@shiason o msEng ciie
and 81 Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 oiho"
400 N for Washington and the west MAKING same con-
for he ,r wo "a as s m a1 s South and wo. Pull
sleepers from Newly % Baltimore and Wsssins0'
LoSsye Louis coa@Sas tsSa5g t6s south and
Ss s cSi M for
Florida, Newt orleans ana the south ,.u. omoo 81,
Broadway York and at ticket Offices foot Of cortandt
RouND ap nj TEIP fIcRETs TO KANSAS. NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY.
Ferry m BFSohg9 OG Of Jsys %Ss oo d
$50 A. m-For Remington, Esstcn, Bevidere. Maucn
JUNCTION 5i With B.. l. aud V. Ri. ,,....,
Hsa aa nfT and a ts % SaSSn fasoS
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua. Hazelton wilkesbarre Scranton
io:So a. m and 4so p. someryile and Termination
wilsesbarTe scranton Tunkhannock Tamaqua Hazelton
hsad4 fG'ys ILL., HsTss"F Tss FaSSb shooevs Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HoPlcong Ess9n Bsiyidsre and
$50 p, m dsilyFor EasOD Allentown aud Harrisburg
For tP.ins to local points SEQ time tables stations
TED4E d1 bSn al and o M for
Reading and Harrisburg. --,-
Boats no Brooklyn and EIie Annex" make connection
a Jersey City station to and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Commencing 1879 Trains leave for Red Bank,
Branch Ocean Grove &c. at sil5, llao in 500 TX
press t. 5:lj p m. ...-. .,-.- GA.
stage connections to and from kEYPORT CT Maawan sra
tion Fair Haven AT Red Bank; 10
from Point Girt with all trains
EREEH0LD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave Libery-st. for Freehold at
sl5. HAS IN, 4, 5:l5 m.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

OErIcLdL IMPORT ". ). STOCR ERCHAY0E SALES
THURSDAY. JUNE o. 1879
Asreporfed by TIE cold and Sioct Tstsgr1Dh o.
GOTERyHENr STOCK DEPARTMENT
rAJr-Inl.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
eau 6ri)cols.

ct. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Tcrm opens
- October 49, 1879 Tuition $50 per year No extras.
For circular address HENRY HIfCHCoCk Dean.
VALE Law SchO0l.-Regular course, 2 years;
GRADUATE for DEGREE Of Dell fal term,
oleus sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND New-HAvon, Ct
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
3ADFVOISFLLE DE JANON,

WI SUCCESSOR AND FORMER PANTHER OF THE
LATE MISS HAlNEs 80,
Respectfully nfo her friends ana the pdbnc tt SIC
reopen her Boarding ana Day school for Iong Lades anu
Children No. 10 GTsmerCt-drN, on IhuIsu1 sept -"
BOYS Class and Kiude gaIteu, oct J. ,..,
Nile. VIII be assisted Dy the hane COZ ls OF 'cc
who have contributed 10 rive the school ls eelehe
value aud she earnestly sohciis tue continuance oi 'o
patronage generously bestowed IN past years.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
lnstrnrllon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTs

SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination the classes for the year VIII begin
nj $50 m, on MONDAY. MAY 10.
The OF candidates for admission VIII besh ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. at $50 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINE.
Commencing Juno 2. 1879. Leave New-York, foot OF
Libertv-st. &C. II. r. Of J.) for
Highlands Sc. s:l5, l1:l5 al nj 800, 5:l5 p. m
Toms River S:l5, ll45 a. m; 400 p.
Vineand. Brfdgeton and Atlantic City. 1l45 a. m.
Wareown sl5 a. M; 40Op m
Barnegat and luckcrtOn, 400 y. m
Philadelphia and Mt. Holly. lli5 a. M s00p IN
From Pier b. NJ r. foot Tisctorst) for
Highlands, Long Branch and Eaiontown, 400 p. M
or NsUNDAYS for Highlands and Long B anch $50 m.
:. SNEOEN. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
EUTGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 ETIIFII . Iii. I'.iII1ItO-f ., ,,-, ,,.,
II ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, March
80 1870 depots foot OF Coand and
100 D. m. for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Reading.
Mauch Chunk. razleton, Maharoy City Ashland Wilkes
barre Scranton and TunkhannOck.
Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre. Elmira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara FalS and The
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBT SAYRE, Supt and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office Church and C0rtlanGtsts.
CIAS Ill. CUMMINGS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

Candidates for admission any OF the five regular
courses viz, Mining Engineering Civil Engineering Met
alurey Geology and Paaontology Analytical ana Appnou
Chemistry will present themselves at 9;SO a. m on
FRIDAY, JUNE g.
COMaENCEMEN AT THE ACADEMY OF MUslc oN
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II. All 10 A. NJ
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COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION given by

COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION given 10y
y John II. starn 10 The veteran soldiers aud Sailors of
the War on June I. ,
All who members Of the Grand Army nor OF
any organization. also entitled TO partclpt
will receive tickets for The excursion by applying TO tN
c. X. GRAHAM Custom House. and showing ther papers.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ. TO IL T. NJ -,
and connects with cars ior south Ferry. e. i,
CoRrLANDT-S SrREEf-Noare point Tor Jersey Ciy ana
PLACE Nearest point for Post Onice ,lty
Barclay street Ferry To Uoboken VT.
CHAMBERS SrREET-NeaIest point for PayOnia anu EIe
Railway Ferry.
FRAN NNKLfNsTREET-
GA point for DesbT0sses trcet Ferry
Jersey city, with for DesDrosses ana
East brand street Ferries. e., -. -. 4,
BLLEc ckLHsTEEEI-CohneetS with cars ior i"''' anu
TIGiTil,TREET- point for Christopher street
Ferry ubokeu connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tcnth street FcrIiG- %. -
FOI- TtN EFT Nearest point To Union square
Walscks amt Iyoeum Theatres Academy oi Minsiy III,
z nd connecting
Twenty third aud Thirty fDurih street FERRIES. 49,, o
TWENTY I'll Observation-Disclosures POINT 10 BooJn 8 ~
James Park Theatres. Grand Opera House. Gilmore 5
Garden and Ass0Uic Temple, ana IWeuty-tbltd street
TUfRHTiTiiIfDsTiEET-N Nearest point to Standard,
broadway aud Fifth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium anu
Francisco Mnsires connecting with cars lor wee
FORTY sEtoN'D.sTREET-C Connects with New-York
Transfer COmpauy's cabs for Grand Central Depot
NTH EET-Neares; point for Central Park,
connecting with OF Belt Line Railroad
FIFrYTHIRD STREET ami EIGHIHAVENUE-
or east side stations
For downtown traus take wost side stations. - . -.
will 5sths and Gthaye ana 53dst and oth-
alternately. ~. ,--, % g
7:3O a. m. and to ! M, when the fare Is cents.
WM. r. GARRISON, President
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual examination Of the classes will begin on
MONDAY, MAY 10. at l0a-m.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

~
Double Track the entire rJad
GREENPOlNT DIVISION.
Leave foot o, 23lst. East River. by steamer sylvan
Grove-a:i5 a45 lo:t5. Has l245, lio 2:i5, Si5,
4:s5. 5:45 Manhattan Beach.
RETURNING LEAVE
Msnhattan Beach-735. 1000 l05 M 1880. 130, 23o
$50, $780, 5:30 $780, 1880 y. 10.
BAY RIDGE DIVISION.
Leave North River Th0s COyer and Twilight
221.st-g25 1929. 1925 IN; l3:2J, l25 226 S25 9z5,
Loroyst-935. 1885. 1885 nj 1885, 1885, 235, 395,
Per 5000 1865. ll;55 1885. 1:55 255 955 4j5,
'''' - " RETURNINfi LEAVE
Manhattan BeachslO ii a. m; IL l. 2 g D. o. u a. - pm
NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD.
WEST SIDE LINE.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE REBUILDING OF THE RAIL
ROAD STRUCTURE THE
MORRIS STREET STATION
CLOSED
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY l2. 1877
II. STEWART
General superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-06

CEVERAL boys Of a suitable age can re-
ceye the Of health and experience 10 be gained
tour IN the saddle through the mountains OF oooruo u
company with experienced traveller who has Hhu
}asoDal scefnc education, and thoroughly iaulbH
the country Of travelling For particulars anu ei
eTences address ", Tribune Office.