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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-07-04
FRIDAY N1ORNING,sJULY 4. 1879.

Gospel, the spirit manifested is t. at
Of any thing else. Some Of us know
that he has persistcntly prosecuted
and sought to injGrc the influence Of
North.I ministers here, for no other
reason than that they made friends
among US, and eschcwed active par
ticipancy in politics. The cultivation
Of a n,ighborly and friendly inter
course with native citizens was n
proof Of "pary' disoyaIty AMI consc.
quent unftne>s. The reception given
to these gentlemen, regardless Of
their private political views, has
assured them OF our desire for peace,
while the ignoring Of Mr.. Webstcrs
existence except IS the cause of
malicious mischief, is the expression
Of that honest indignation and cou-
tempt which is felt by people who
have received only malice at his
hands We know Of no cause for,
10" .ssaiiSiaciion among the honest
and industrious colored people. We
Know Of no prescription of the de.
serving colured man in any way.
No combinations exist to DENY the
c0Iored man the fruit OF his labor.
Ga The contrary we are in the mids.
Of law and order Acts Of violence
and iawic:sncss common 10 few
Years back are not head o.. The
nracs: and haudsome>t public school
.ClatimJ is exclusively 70. the color.
cd people. y corps of four Northern.
two ratirc, and ond one co'orel
teacher direct its affairs. L. is
F'ste'cd and supported by TIC State,
and is the equal ofany school for The
colorcd youth in the land Our tax
looks show that inside Of this corpor-
a;ion Of 81 population Of fifteen hunl-
ed, thcGo have Eccn built and paid
for, thirty neat cottages, which with
ther lots otan acres or more b long
TO c".''ed men There are hnn'lreds
Of cos"red men payingftaSes Oh tracts
- +te-=za-ssss.s - ',''' 70 f'fN htaa=s 49,.
=, ''0 '"'o', VINO ms
'''',s,,s'" "'su s "'"'e
49, ''',o % 'y MS
= 80 '''','e''' pa,
50 =; 49,. W.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17
Hancock as a Nominee.

We do not like to cherish animos
1ty, and when we consider the fact
that Gen. Hancock. did much to re.
lleve the suffering of the Soather n
people, ard when again we think Of
his noble conduct towards the op.
pressed people of New Orleans, we
can but praise him and wish him we'll
But his conduct in the Surratt tria
Will stand as scar upon his name not
to be erased. She paid penalty not
Just or right. She went to her grave
without evidence sufficient to convict,
and it is now an established fact that
her so-called legal hanging was moth
ing less than murder. The name of
Andrew johnson, Senator King Of N.
T., Winfield Scott and Hancock are
too closely connected with this mur-
der to be forgotten, and this must for
ever preclude him from being Presi-
dent. Bayard, not Hancock. .-Cum-
den Jo,unal.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17
What I Would Do?

If | were possessed of the M ost
valuable things in the world, and
were about to will them awav, the
following wosld .De my plan Of dissri-
button:
wouft! give to the worl.i trutl,
and friendship, which are very scarce.
l would give an additional por ion
of truth to lawyers, traders and mer-
chants.
+ would give to physicians skill
and learning.
l would give to printers their paw
10 gossip women short tongcs.
10 young women good sense, mod
esty, large waists and natural teeth.
10 young sprouts and dandics.
common sense, little cash and hard
labor.
To maidens good temper, smooth
faces, li.tle cssh and gae husbands.
To old bachelors love for nature
children and wives.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17
a Distant Theological Target.

AS lie was ascending the pulpit
steps one Of the elders button h oled
hlm to whisper an additional caution
Ihe liquor dealer | as Just com
into church, and he gives us lift
sometimes. | wish you would be par.
t'cular not to allude to the whiskey
business or the temperance question ;"
The young minister getting fright
ened to see the moral ground thus
stead.-:- narrow ng bc'ore him, in
quircd:
Whom or what shall l preach
against. them"
The elders reply came like an air
of triumph:
Preach against the Mormons; they
havn't not got friend in town. H.
diana pape".
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17

kev. Il. +. Chrietzberg had his
v"l'se stolen at the depot ofthe South
Carolina Railroad, Charleston, on
wednesday, October l, He placed
1t on scat in the car, an stepped
out 10 get his ticket, preparatory to
leaving for Indian Field, camp meet
Hg. Cn returning to lhc car his va
use with contents changes o!' cloth
ing, nine or ten dollars in money and
Inc stin.onzing luhorS OF six years
were gone. But he Immediately set
about such an outfit as the necessities
OF the hour reqnired, went on to camp
meeting and preached like nothing
had happened. .-Chris'au NeiyhLor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17
A N NORDIN A ~ OF

To Amend An Ordinance Ratified March
18th 1874, creating the Office of Clerk and
Treasurer Of Town Council.
BE j: Ordained by the Mayor and Alder
men ofthe Town of Orangebnr g, in Council
Assembled, That Section III. OF An Orli-
ance creating the office Of Clerk Of Council
aud defining his duties, be amended bv
striking out the words and figures i've
hundred (S500) on the sixth Section of said
Ordi nance and inserting in lieu thereof the
words and figures one thousand q ,OOO.)
Re it further Ordained that all Ordinan-
ces and parts Of Ordinances in conflict
with this are hereby repealed.
Done i'll Council this 7th day Of Oct 1879
}. w. MOSELEY,
Mayor.
c. r. JONES, Clerk Of Council.
oct 10 2t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17
Come! Come :! Come ~! Conae!!!!

Ye men madens great and small, ~ - -
The young, the old, the gay and all
10 WALKERS GROCERY repair, .s s4s af a.st n 4.
And get al you wish for, there
His TEA and COFFEE can't be beat
His SUGAR is sincerely sweet ...., ..,r i, a.
His BACON and his HA MS are nice
And sold always at the LOWEST PRICE,
NO other kind you'll ever chew, F..
If his TOBACCO meets your view ~
Ard all will bless their happy stars,
Who chance to smoak his fine SEGARS
And if you'd feel his sovereign power
Just try his delightful FLOUR. a43 -s.. 3 5--..
Since he a GROCERY begun,
Ills GOODS are all A NUMBER ONE,
Then tell it to the young and old
lie will not e>er be UNDER SOLD.
stay not to hear boastful talker
But call and get your GOODS from w A T ,RTP
Wait not until you all get poorer,
Come and be served by ABB T.. MOORER, s.sar
ho TO his cordial country friends
A GEN ERA l. invitation sends,
Aud WARREN GARDNER too solicits
lour kind attention and your vsi.s
And A B. WALKER boss of ALL
Signs his greeting to the call. ..a-
A B WALK ER
Gh0RlDiOn of
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17

a great many young men say that
they are too poor 10 marry. They
seem to thlnk that n wife woull he an
additional expense, without IL pro
portlonalc return. We don'tkn
how far the girls are responsible for
these impressions. Some women es.
cale much trouble by not getting
married to some men. And some men
are made miserable hv marrying
some wom,n. 50 We conclude, that
marriage. after all, !, lean in the
dark. ."-Lnmcnsicr L,,lycr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17

Alexander Stephens says there has
been so mach corrup ;on in Office and
So much mismauagement of State
affairs i'll Georgia that the Independ-
ent party has become very strong,
and he expects to see it carry the
Sta.e this fall.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17
] aul H. Hayne, the Southern noe.

aul II. Hayne, the Southern poe,
thinks of making his home in tn G
North, saying that the South shov
little appreciation of letters, and Civ;
no encouragement TO tbs professional
literary man. He has been for some
weeks with Whittier in Ossipee, N.
H., and has enjoyed the hospitality
OF !Iongfellow and others in Boston.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-10-17

In l7sI the Mcihod;s, Episcopal
church in the Unite! States was
organized, with 81 itinc,an, preach (.
cIsand 1l,9G9 members. At the close
OF 1873 tll,se numbers had increased
TO il G1G intineran, preachers and
l,698,2S2 members. This ref;rs To-
the N,rh,rn churcl alou we tai c
it. .S'nr.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
G.furSions.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWA'

METROPOLITAN ELEt a1ED hAILW Al.
WI OPEN FROM 530A. VI. To IL T. M.
KECTOR-STREET-Neare point for wall street Ferry,
and connects with cars tor South Ferry.
COU TSfREET-Eearest point for Jersey CITY and
COrnmunpaw Ferries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. point for Post Once, city Han anu
Barclay street Ferry 10 HoOoken. , ,,- 49,, ,,,.
SSTREEI-Nearest point lOr PaVOns anu Eris
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlN.STRFET--
NDSTREE-N roint for Dcsbrosse1 street Ferry
and connects with for Desbrosses and
East Grand street Ferries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with cars for East AMI
West. - a..
EIGHTH STREET-Nearest point for Christopher street
HOboken. connecting with cars Tor Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH -STREET-N Nearest point 10 Union square,
Wallack's and LyCeum Theatres. Academy OF Music IT
and 1ammany Halls, conn 'cting win cars Of East
TTenty-third and Tbirty.iOurJb street terneS. -.
TWEEN Y-THIRDSTREET- Nearest point TO Booths ~
Garden Masonic Temple and TTeutythird street
Ferry Jersey City. ,.-,,
TIL iRTY .THIR D.STREET-S Nearest point to STANDARD,
Broa:way. and Firth Avenue Theatres. Aquarl um ana
san Mnstres connecting with cars Tor Wee
haWkCn Ferry
FOiTY.~ ECON DSTREET-COnnec with New YORK Trans
FER Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETIlSTREEf- -, NJ
FIFTY EIGHTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point tor CentrA fs-.
connecting with Of Bet Line RIur0tl.
and ElGHIH-ANENO Il
For uptown trans take east sdostatlOns.
FOr downtown trains take west side stations
Trains 5Sth st and 6thave. AID 53dst and 9Th
alternately
' WIN. Il. GARRISON President
NJ RROCKLIN. Superntendent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
V7O PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TILE OLD ESTABLISHED KoCrEAND SHORT LINE
NEW-HORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily; three deD0tJ IN
Philadelphia two IN Ncw-lork.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and tao tejs
Time consistent with aOsO ute safety
On and after December 10. 1878
Trains leave SewNprK D-SDrOsset AMI Court
,.. - ON lanai Street Ferries, as fOOws -...
9'p ,;IV 500 10, lmitedl II a IN. 33O y p D. $50
s.'V anu ~ p Sunldy. i3D and ,, D. '3V o1J,
Route OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains al Jersey my aHOrdnga speedy aud direct transfer
Returning ains leave Philadelphia 1901, $40, 300 7.
1885, 4 $40 and IL Limited Express $50 D. m 3 4.
5:3O :, AMI 13J D. III On Sunday, l2Ol JJ. 800 D. $780,
q. m. 1. 1875 ~. -, a., , =.
House ana foot DesAtosscs aud Courtandt,ts; No
Court and Brooklyn AHnoN Depot foot OF FultOn-st
Brook yn NOS III, ll6 and lis Uudsonst. IOboken:
Depot Jersey CITY Emsrant Ticket Oho, No. Battery
place. .........- l.. = FARMER,
FRAN k ltOASON, Gem Passenger Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFEaa
SRu YORK CITY


Poarlst. No 307 25roO: Lyman D TinlBy and other.
10 LoriDg A Robertson and another -
Kngsbridge Road. west Of, acres Juliet Isathbone
04thst U = US It v OF sth ave 25IiOO8la. Charis.
-, Hamilton and wife TO william @ Hamilton. -
II Power and husband 10 George W PeTkins......
7othst ss. ls2 II Of lst ave. l7SlO q: Edward
Kilpair!c< ana wife TO Sarah T. Moore .........'..'
EltOn-s e. 1886 It W Of Old Boston Road 25xfi42.
Ihsfdeus II Lane referee. 10 William Best as
receiver. etc. Of the German Savings Bank Of AOr.
washington.ave W :, 100 Il Of 3d.si. 2s1loO:
Gale, referee. 70 William Best. as receiver. etc
Locustavc. cor Divison-st. 62917G.6: !, r Farrell
-. referee. to William Best "a receiver, etc -
W'shiIhs9paye i2S # Of $dst 2jsloo
4eth,st =, 100 Il W Of lOth-aye, 2OxlOOji George
46th.st :, l8O II of iOth.ave 20rlOO5; George w
-. Van Hlyck, referee. TO Charles CLARKE
%thaye. vs., 100 It of 34th,st 5ON9O; Thomas
4thayc vs. 80 Il n Of l34Ih-st 5OK0o Thomas Win.
Broomest; No 495 Frederick Lewis and wife to NJ
Eagle. ave :, 1875 it Of clifst, e6silooIrresa.
5iths No as West 25IIl6io Adophas l SsIfSd Mas
and vi'e to Gustavus s.denberg ~. 49,.
cin and wife to John scholl ........
4th.ave, n cor l3ith.st, l5O19O: Rachel cole to
4th.aVe' -, 100 Il Of i3Iiist.. 5ox9O; William
Ames and wi'e to Rachel cole
1884 St ~. 2G03 II q OF A0TTisaye 50Xl00; Max
Schooner and wife TO John Giese ,.................
42d;st n s. 1873 II eof 5th.ave. 22IlCO5; Henry
L w..
4Sthst. q loo # OF llth-ave. 25IlOO.5; Ortson
Blunt and wife to James Nc Laughn ..-......-.....
22d It, s. 24S6 II w OF 6th.avc, u x9S9 DOrcas
Grant and husband to Alexander Miller ...........
l2th.st. n 3 30 II of 2d-sve. %. .6XlC33. WLhel.
mine Vie TO Frank Wiener ................
12th.st =, llO.6 II " Of 2dave, 24.6xl033: Frank
Wiener 10 Wihelmna Wiener. ...........-.........
33dst. n g, $50 ~ W Of 9th-aye 25I9S9; Mary Bur.
CESS and husband to Martha Fleming .............
56ths $. 40 II " OF 6thaye, 25IlOOj John
Pupkc and wife 10 Adelaide Day ....-.............
1884 ST. 5 90 It e OF 3d.ave; lOpI2ol 3 also 5
lO4tl-st 2jO Il G OF 2d-ave. l5OI2Jl.6; Henry Il
WOrthingtOn and wife 10 Addison VI Burt ........
Same property same TO Catharine CarrngtOn and
Same property; Asa Worthington to Henry Worth
lngLOn
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EESSrOWN AND LlNERPOoL .
NOTICEThe Of this Line IaLe the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Mauy. u > NJ on both The outward
and hOmevard voyages. . -
ApWATlC Cant Jennings. usday. March - q n
BALTIC $500. THURSDAY. Apli 3 2:U D. H.
BRITANNIA Cant Perry "a uIdaY Apr II ~ - w.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. lOl H.
81.
These uniform size and unsurpassed In AZ
pOinme1ts The saloon State-rOoms. Smoking and Bath
placed amishpA where the NOISE and motion arc
least felt aiodng degree OF comfort hitherto unathaDo
at sea
KATES-saoon 500 $50 AMI 800. stceFage s3S Return
.tylfit terms.
Those steamers carry neither cattle sheep. norpiga.
IoruspecOn Of baus and other Information apply at the
Company Ofcca No. 81 Broadway NeWl ork or llO Wal
Lutst, Philadelphia. X J. CORIlS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT, ERIE .CQUNTY.-Ros-
- well :. Burrows, Edward T. Hondrick, Edward White
house ana Joseph Il. Na1num Their behalf and IN b.
half OF all others having like interest becomeper
This action pants against AZarilh Oody Isaac g.
Cotton Josiah b. Plumb and Joel kthbOne survivors OF Al
bert H. Tracy deceased and Albert H. Tracy, executor 0
the viii Of tho said Albert H. Tracy, de-
ceased dccnCantsO the stockholders their representa-
tYe OF the late Buffalo and LOcpOrt Railroad Company aud
all per@Ons having claims against said CnnpanyNoce
hereby given that on The peDnu Lorenzo Burrows the
receiver heretofore appointed IN this action which petition
February D. 1879 order duly made the sld
action a Special Term Of This Court held and for the
County Enc the CITY and County Hall IN the CITY 0t
Run4O February % 1879. by the Hon. Charles Daniels
Justice presiding requiring that cause II be shown
Surcia Tenn Of this Court 10 be held OI
County Of Erie the city and County Hall the CITY o
Buffalo the 2jtli day 81 March, 1879 at the opening
court o day soon thereafter As be
heard why the said should pay
in ms hands receiver dividend 1f
Der cent Of the said Buffalo ana LOk Rail
road COMPANY the stockholders their representatives,
Cf slid company And further ordered that sun
cieut cause the be tnen shown NJ said
acc referee appointed to examine and upon
SAID receiver to IN. enn thai on the coming III and
said receiver discharged That said petition
filed and said order duly entered ~ le "hce OF the Clerk
County Of Ere on the 2j dly OF February, 1879.
Dated Buffalo, February -, 1879. ..
LORENZO BURROWS, Receiver
BURROWS & VITLE, Attorneys Tor said Receiver, "a
Man.st. Buffalo y. Y
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
Sales BIZ 1utii'u.

pY JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., Auctioneers.
Tue DELAWARE, IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
900 TONS SCRANTON COAL.
AT Public Auction WEDNESDAY,. March &c. az II
o'clock noon, al % Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
JrsirntIlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
DVERTISERS! ,,,->,,., on,
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE anu
ALL FIItST.CLASS CITY JOURNALS ~
ONE OFFICE. -,
BROWN PULVFRAAN, l23o broadway: NV, tW orr c,
Send copy Of advertisement when asking lor esI'" " "
formation
HELLENIC INSTITUTE, No. .48l Broaa-
vay T. 7. TIMAYENIS, Ph. D., Principal a,s Snnnen.
ureparei for college for scientific schools or l1r
Ihc department Of MOjern Languages udet 9s II
native teachers ~ ysica Culture by C'Gngl II ad We
MONSTERY. and class instruction d..y d"u W
ming NV work Tfo Ianelaeo OF the Greeks ca w
tanned by addressing JOHN ALLYN. 80 Franknst bos'o
rTr,vnrsitv Grammar School. No ,4S1 Broad
wav near 2d-st Primary Commercial ana 10
partmepts. NJ NJ HOBBY. W. l.. AKIN A NJ rIln0pH'
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
d STATES AND KRAZIL NAIL

y STEAMSHIP LINE for ~. Thomas Para Pernam-
buco Bahia io JaIeiTO connecting at ST TG0mas with
steamer, for cO. Jamaica and Spanish Aain.-Thc
ir~tclass iron steamship CITY OF PARA' captain
Carpenter sail for the above portsOn SA1I RDAH Apri
O. at NOfregt received for this steamer after the 3D.
Freight received al times at Roberts stores DrOOEPn
but only on permit from New York Office
Shippers desiring can eject same under onr open
policy al rates Through tickets issued - all points
reached bv the Royal Mail Steam Packet Coupanys Inter-
colonial Steamers and u MUntevdfo and Bucuos Ayfes
Freight be laid advance. For freight engage
ments or passage having elegant accommodating apply
&. II. MALLORY & CO.. Agcuts,
lI.e Inr L l. EuLLnn
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24


Anthony Peter and wife 10 Alexander A Thompson
aud another, lstave lots No 2 aud months s2s5
Auld Thomas wife to Rachel Cole. II " cor 4thst
and l3ith-St, years. ooOO
No. + 10 and FL years 1000
si, of @d,ave years 1000
Jonas A II and wife TO William II Bell slstst,
OF lstaye. months oUO
AO1, 81, Of Il Istave, we yS 1000
Bond st. YEA Years T'-O l'-.' - 275o
e aShsi .VVef@ Of dave i4H Sa 10 months S ~ 1000
'''S coGrtandt GSiaiS ave- " and @ iS2s , year 1900
Smith juliet d to ) III Smith and another, executor -
otc lthst. Of 2d-aye, 2yeaTs bOOO
TOtten. EDma w and husband 70 Thomas Moore, n -
s4ith-St OF llthave instaments. 700
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Andersop f Eto Adeline T Townsend ........ So 500
Citizens Sayn Bank to Elisee Cnarlier .... $500
Mann r + 10 fl Wooster .... ....................
%HeI PeSsr Robsrt to Msma Kieystbur ....... 1900
same 70 came ....-..,. .................... 1900
Peters samuel TO 3 f Mann
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24

AZ AL lAlOhL AND OIllO h[illsiAOAl'.--
I'D Sew-IO;k from foot Of DosbrOsses aId Court
landt-sts
go a M. for Washington Columbus, Cincinnati. Indlnap
and the Richmond CO the
Pullman from baltimore ~ Newark, Ohio and
ChICI
90 D. m for Washington and The West. Pullman
Sew Baltimore ami Washington, making close
connect for FItfsburs Cincinnati, iHuiiuarOls Louis
LOu3 Through Pullman cars. Baltimore 10 Oin
email = Louis and iitt-burg
daily, tor Washington the South and Wcst. Pun
York Baltimore sud Naaulugtup.
making co-c Tor Chicago Cncunau. Ind4ap
a Iousyue. L0u.s. CGumbus FtlsDur, the S1uth anI
Southwest Through Pullman cars trum baltimore g tu'n
uati connects Wellington wltA UaIs for LynCAburg,
FLORIDA, NrW Orleans aud Tie south
For through tickets please eau al Company's Once 35
BTdadway York and CE Eet Oct foot Of COui Anls
and Desbrosst s-ss and Depot, Jersey city.
HOUND TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, NEBhAShA
AND FLORIDA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
Gitn Real Gslate for sale.

FORECLOSURE SALE.-FOuT valuable Lots,
Il southwest lO4th-,t. and ihaver 2ih Inst, at
II O'Clock. WALTER BOGEKT, 1872 Broadway
MODEL TENEMENT or INSTITUTION
FA FOR SALE West side, 4st0ry basement and cellar
high sGoOp house. independent walls 2CAJO lot O large
rooms easily altered possession at once JAMES PHICE,
200 uudsOn-st
NEW HOUSES at Laurel Hill for sale at
go 800 less than cost by street cars
H. A YOUNG. 20 Exchange place.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
Gteamboats nno Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IIousatonic
le AMI NaugauCk 0Gds. Fare Al steamer Bridgeport
leaves Caharincsp daily Sundays excepted at ll3O
and BndkepOTt az II 2. ~.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24

MISS BALI.OW'S English and French Schoo
for Young Ladies and Children No "a East z2dst VA
eopen on THURSDAY September 70
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
Jte Cream.

A AFACT.-IORT0N'e ICE CREAM Is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM. ,,..,
To CHURCuEs FESTIVALS, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
zoe. PER QUAKE
To FAMILIES by the GALLON soc. PER QUAhE
CHARLOTTE T. RUSSE ana JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS, o-nrn,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS
Depots 3O5 4fhave 2SS BrO2iway. and rs Chathsmst.
EUSSELL'S ICE E-CREAM.-Best in the city;
Zoe per quart Church Fairs &c Charlottes 4oc per
dOZ.; out Of town orders speciality IL BDIe House.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
uHE. ERIE RAILWAY

now known by it, new name the NEWYORK LAKE
ERE aad WissrIEN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of
ia m enc uG,t and Chicago lay EHpress. Drawing.
a. NJ connecting the West and Southwest
Pulmans best DrawingrOom Sleeping Coaches 10
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niaara Falls Cciu
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars %
ID M EmiGrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot, New YORK for
Newark, 40 $50 ll:3O $40 4Ij. 5l5, Gl5 7.3O
p. H.. aud - midnight saturday nights only. sundays yj
"Rniheriord PARK and Paslc, 9. 7l5 10. 1915 m, IL
noon lij B. $40, i;3O, 5:lj Gy \, 10 D. IN minnishL
Paterson g. G.ij 7ij $50, TO- !o:l5. 1880 T. n0Dn
l15 B. 3 H. :4j il5. 450 D. 6l5. u, Gl5 $50. g. lQp.
m. ~ midnight sunda D. $50, Hlj 1913 fso,
$50. 7 p. M. and Il midnight
night sunday 6 81 30 1915 u. m, lis, $50, p m and
rorHSa. 745, a. M, $3.50 i3Op. m. Sundays 6:3Oa m
Ne1Garc 7;i5 M; 3:ao 4a0 N. SUNDAYS $40 m.
Gioshen g. 7:i5, g. 1913 a. m, $3.50 345, 1870, p.
Sundays. 6. $50. lO:lj q mq $50. D. IN. ~
dan .0 10 il m $40 D. m The a. IN. and 30 o.
m trains connect New.York and oswego Midland It.
Poi Jcrvis 80 .. 1915 43O. 6. p. sundays
so 1915 a IN, 6:3O aud y. m -,,,
EiFoIt D. N leave 23dsL L. minutes earlier than above
time; trains leaving ChamDerss on qnarier hours leave
Il:i5 p connecting with trains leaving Chambers st. at 10
~ a i Tor uass.gc and for apartments Darlington
ana ~lrcaIug Coaches can be obtained anu ORDERS FOR mo
@ Potas Nos go 4Ol SEQ or 9j7 Broadway ~ VI No
C0urt.st. Brooklyn or et the company Dcpots. -
fXpre. the West arrive Ia Newlork at 1873
H. H. 4Z-' JNo. N ABB0rT Genl Pass'r Ag New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains for EnglcWood Closer liermOnt and Nyack
T. $50. 9i5 a. N" l. s. 4:i5 o;3 t50 $780, ll:3O p ~
leayr 80 minutes iater saturday nghtS.
Manuel prug Valley and " sty, z. 9i3 a. m, iiJ
y. q,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-24
Art schools-New-Y York City.
&c JOUISA b. CULVER

WIN rt ceve pupils painting Landscape flowers suh ne,
decoration at studio Tho Bella" NO IS last
2Gtl.st, corner 4thavc.
References MI D. Huntington, Mr. VIM haiN MI '"iHe'
NJ. II art, MI a. i. Bellows.