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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROTND RRNOK ROUTF.


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New York froIl station c. r. H. OF " foot Of LIB
for station corner and Greea at 30 800 lls
a. 1880. 400, o:3O 7l5. IL p IN ON sundays at $40
For station corner Third and ESQ., 90o 1915
a M 30 $50, 400, 5;3O 1918 p M On SUNDAY al e4o
For For Tfenon Warren and Tuckersts e3O 745 600 Ills
a M; 1870 40 400. $780, 7l5. IL On sunday $40
R i1 D rains VIII leave PHILADELPHIA York;
Green sis az 1907 $40 q. 1910. 100 300, 5s0 '5,
Ppm rS on T@@ md r & $40 a. ri Ss go y F M $780, 1875
$50 S'45. Ii:l5 on sunday at s'2S NJ; l'Sop an.
From 20 9,s srssPs Non go;
Sag 0 d1 s sT l9i i5 az nj 6i5 p ~
s %Sfs e. JfSssg % se c
Tickets sale At foot o. So sSa 4pi co g
% II an TO %nSsy 6 s' Wharf roosyn
baggage from hotel OF ree1cs
can and q nHs a. rcokvn and
connection with the Bel P BALpw s Cen Psss Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER K}ILRoA mcomme1,eihrs Nov H. 1872
trains WI sS awe oTaSerS Ex 10 rochester
Abans and Montreal via saraoga WIN drawing r92m esTs
cars to c tnaniagua, Rochester and Buffalo.
to u, s ara p RutaSS Win GUILT" ''''
go p Ill., ST. LSu. EXPRESS DAILY with sleeping for
81 Loai. running through every day IN he w o aTo ilee
ccptng SUNDAY night Saratoga. ,,..,.. .u.,, g.
via Geney sleeping cars to Geneva hoehe''er ana
Syracuse. Rochester. Niagara Fans bunao NeNeahu 10
100 D. M Night Express. with sleeping to Albany
aTd Troy. -, o-o -, 20 p...,... 49,, =.
Westcofts Express Offices park place and 1876 ana sl2
Broadway New York. and 335 Washngtonst Brooklyn.
G. g. MEEKER. General Passenger Agent.
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
il gatuck Housatonic ACCOMPLISHMENTS leave Cath
arinc Sip Pier 50. r. r. daily az $50 m and 2S0 o.
Fare lower than by any other routh
y EW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ leave PeckiD daily tsnndays excepted) for
New Haven at 3 and II D. m. connecting with roais.
DENNSYLVANIAR AILROAD-Grea Trunk
Il Line and Umed states Mail RouteOn and after Nov.
TO- 1879 leave Ne"YoTk DesbrOsses and Cortandt
Fxnress Tor HARRISBURG Ptsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace cars attached a. me- and $50 M
For Willamsport ockhayen Corey and Erie $50 D. H.
connecting for Ttusyie Petroleum Csntre aud
oil Regions. Wilamsport and Lockhayen, p d. IN.
ngton Express Pullman PaIlor Carr daily except
day. Washington 4l2 D. Regular at i;30
Express for West Philadelphia 40. 1870. $780, Q. 40.
Imife'i III a. mi $780, 4iO. o. $50 sS0 ald 10 I; M
grant and second class I3Op. IN.
Express Philadelphia via Camden 1880 a. m except
sunday. -,
trains at Jersey CITY, anOrdng speedy ana drect transfer
~ rams Arrve|From Ptisburg Cos To- 30 m 1910 D.
m iaiiy and $40 $3.50 daily except Monday. From
Washington Baltimore, $50 800. 30 1910
m. sunday. $50 M From Phiadenna, 10, sos, b;1O
D. M sunday, 800, 6O5, $50. 1910. ll:5O a. NJ ESQ.,
t0lOp N. - -
and Desbroses aud Cortland ss 10 COurtst and
Rrooklvn Annex Depot ~ Futonst Br0nkvn Nos H.
Il6 rs udsrnst, Hoboxen; Depot jersey Cr, Emf
Company viii cali for and check from hotels
si,irnce~.
FRANK THOMSON, Il r. FARMER
Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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Gclp Wanteo.


A MEXICAN men and women under % de-
~ string medicine may ind agreeable and profit
able Ovmrnt IN santariun. Address HEALTH Up
town Tribune Office. No. l,23s Broadway.
C0OK.-A tirst-class female cook wanted at
~ Al West 2Cthst CAL between / and g
NYANTED.-For the holidays, extra clerks
w having good knowledge of the city retail book busl
ness. GEORGE H. LOCKWOOD, sl2 BroaGway
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON ID. G.. Oct 81, 1879.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the National Museum Building Commission gtOn,
c. ~ November 20. 1879 for supplying.
In complete working order
amheatng apparatus for heating the nreproof building
for National The apparatus
tO with the equremens
specifications copies II which and any additional
be had at the Office VI Gu IS SCHULTZ Architects
(OrcOTan Building. =. 4 BAIRD,
For National Museum Building Commission.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY,

l. now known az the NETWORK. LAKE ERIE ADD
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Of trains, taking
IN CINCINNATI and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
tDaly) Fast ST. Louis Express arriving az nufao
m, connecting with fast trains TO the West ami south
wost Pulimans best Dawingroom Sleeping Coaches 10
m. DaiIyl Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through TO Bnnaio. Niagars rails, cincin.
natl and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining 10
7p.in. Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave thamOers street Depot New York, for 81.
and ~ MUM ght Saturday nights only SUNDAYS 9I6
lc,so Irnia stops a. Ru.hsrOTd Park only sundays.
~ noon; no 8 n o "a so i oo 0io os1 az M
Taiicrscn s:ib, 1850 $40 TO- 1920 1880 a. u ~ noon.
iSo :. Top; ~ ana u midnight sundays g. $50. sl0.
iG sSa 80 o iSo mn a ana Il sS %s", sn6 H. 70
midn ght sundays, u $50. lu'20 m, iiS ESQ. p M
Warwick 1850 a. m. 4.s0p. m.
Newburg and Cornwall. 1850. a. m- $780, l50 M. sun
Rondout and Kingston. a $3.50 p. sundaya s3Oa
GOSHEN 8. 1850 g. lO2oa M $3.50. $50. i;3o p m.
days q, $50 1870 a. m, $50, .. m
oa% sto i, - m y "a; D. M, Tnse M and is0 n
% train V Connect with Se%iork aud osseso Midland RAT
Port JEWS. go o. 1920 M $3.50. p. H. sundays.
$40. 1920 q. m, Il, go aud Z p N. :, -
hour si5 TO $40 ami AZ h;i5 and Es5
1ckris for passage and for apartments N
checking aud transfer Of basgegs NAV be left the CON-
panys Offices Nos .Ss lol OF v9I hroadway n. " No
Express tIam from the West arrive in NewNorK AT 40
IT, '"' JNo T. AbSOir, GEM Pass'r Ast New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
T. $50. $50, a. m, 4a0, $50 $40, $50 1850 p n
Manuel. spring Valley and Monsey, 7. $50 i5Op
JNO. N. ABBOTT. denl fassr Ast, Ne~-Nosx
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on and after Nov. 10 1879.
Express Trains New ,sbr0sscs and
landt street Ferries follows
43O. 730 500 lOlmted, III a. nj !, 30 4. $40 8,
7;3u $50 and 10 m. sunday 33O aad ,, q. 1850,
$50 AMI 10 An train leaves New York daily
cept sunday AT 1850 running through via Trenton and
Camden.
Boats Of Brooklyn with all through Grains
jersey city. aording speedy and direct transfer
BROOKLYN travel
Retnrning. trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 800,
345 T. Jl. :, $50 and III a. M Limited Express 1880
M. 1:tj. = l. 53, and 1:3h ON 1901, 800
345 500 and $50 f. 1856 m. Leav philadelphia
Camden $3.50 y. daily except sunday.
Ticket Oilces-NOs. 026 and S4i BIoadWay No Astor
House foot Of Desbrosses aud Cort ndst No Court
and BrouKlyn Annex Depot foot u Fultont Brooklyn
Nos Ia llGa rs Hudsonst Hoboken Depot Jersey
City. Immigrant Ticket Office, No Battery place:
PRANK THOMSON, 4. 4. FARMER.
General Manager. GEM Passenger AgL
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Sitnatlons UanIeo-- Hldles.

4 GENTLEMAN of superior education and
N business tact having thorough knowledge OF English
German French Spanish. employment ref
of the highest order. Address "ARlTHhEIlClAN Inb.
ONCE.
COACHMAN.-Not keeping my horses this
~ Winter have thoroughly competent coachman whom
can confidently recommend any lady gentleman ADpy
To y CROWELL President Phenix lns Co.. No. lJo Broad
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.-Stuation
L wanted by young mau with thorough knowledee "
good references Address H. c. Tribune
Office.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave Now-YOrk. Pier g. North River. foot Reciors
for Long Branch Eaonown and intermediate stations az
400 y.
Leave xow.York, foot Liberty-st. G. r. II. ot y. j.;
sl5 amFor Farmingdale, Toms River Barnegat and In
termedate stations. - -
400 D. m-For Farnngdae Toms aiver. Barnegat Tuck.
eriOan X. r.. and Philadelphia
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NNE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special ne tickets Mammoth palace steamers BRIS
Toll aud PROVIDENCE leave New York daily
sundays 1870 from Pier - River foot VI Mai
Tays Leave BIOokyn 400 y. Jersey Ciiy. s2O D. m
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NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamer. leave
Pier 80 North River dily including sundays 1870 D.
No LINN Ensfnn. MnrceaIDr- ~
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6ieamboqts ano Railroads.
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINZ

DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier No. al North River
foot 81 'ansst. every week day m, connecting at
Albany (Sunday morning excepted with North
aud East. StatcrOoms heated BY steam.
" w EVERETT Presfdent
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Transiled by DORA LEIGH. Vo, pp. 5l2 Charles Serb
ner's
In the compilation of this volume, NJ. Verne
has. proted by the aid OF NJ. Gabriel Marcel, dstin
gushed geographer and philOlogst OF Paris, whose
knowledge of many foreign languages has enabled the
editor To secure much important information from
original sources The work. which is intended TO give
an account Of the celebrated travels and travellers
from tie time or Hanno and Herodotus to that OF Lv-
ngsOne and Stanley is here brought to tho close OF the
Second Part reaching TO the end of the seventeenth
century ana comprising the voyages OF Hudson and
Bau Champaign and La Sale (here printed La sale
The narrative, covering long period, must OF neces-
sity greatly condensed aud compared with the Drill
liant pictures by Irving and Prescott Of the scenes
which are described in common IL must be confessed.
resembles eafless, Winter forest rather than land
scape rich with verna blossoms the beauties OF the
waving harvest. The details of the work evince dill
gence research and soundness of Judgment III aIrv
ing az conclusions. Several obscure historical points
are briefly but mtegeny discussed and the results oil
the latest inquiry presented in clear light.
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no PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE aND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

sxtee uhrough Trains each way daily; three depots
PHILADELPHIA two IN NewlOrk
Double Track. the most improved Equipment aud the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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d. TO BOSTON
Up l. VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
NTnNINE I'M.


The elegant steamers MASSAGE SETS aud RHODE
ISLAM leave Pier SO Noi River oot Of jay ST. at 4:3O
p. M daily. INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Special hr-t class limited tickets good only trim for
which they Issued 10th boat Train. specified ON the
face ~ each ticket sold this line 10 oson
for a.
saierooms and tickets secured Nos. 1913 397 7s5 and
- Brond~sy at metropolitan aud lith Avenue Hotels
New oTk and nj 333 MaaingfOn-s, BROOKLYN
also scd at AL principal hotels ami ckooncts au al ocss
of WesIcOtt Express Go.
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of ts contents as for the sincerity Of his readers in con-
sutng his pages

ANNALS OF THE ENGLISH STAGE BY Dr. ~ p9 n y
WIN MEMOIR. INTRODUCTION AND CONCLUSION oy ~ ~,
sronpARD 2 vols. Syo PIP 42l. 49,. A. C. Armstrong
4 Son. =,
Mr.. Stoddard has presented rose-coiore"
poitraiure of the author OF these volumes whose lo
sonal character II appears. was ola superior stamp "
his gossipping and nmsy compilations pr' ''i" ""e
n native OF London where he born about seventy
vears ago retaining the freshness youth even in the
lem and sppered pantaloon He began 10 write ~ "n
early age and first tried his hand at local history VI
an English said to have rosSeeu CON
siderable merit FOR eleven years he was Tue e"'"'
a London weekly newspaper. ard Afterwards heo""o ~
tached 20 the staff Of The AhcnGum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
"burgeoned out nom II Journalist into an ""'n'r'
After publishing several more less interesting works
mostly compilations Of lively anecdoial character MS
latest literary employment the editorial charge OF
NOES and Queries popular literary periodical when
e. fully instifes the fecitous words In which Loru
Uouyhton in an afte rdnner speech, called IL roper
tory of useless Doran's death. which
took place AT beginning OF ISIS seems to have oeeh
sincerely lamented by large circle or irends lie was
AZ home in most OF the socaed London literary circles
No one met him in society but charmed by MS pleas
ing manners and brilliant sation. The kindness
and sympathy OF his nature won all hearts Mr. stod
dard describes his place in literature among those
who have entertained well ~ instructed their re"u
ers aordug the kind of diversion that most welcome
TO scholarly persons in their hours OF ldeness A"o
present work relates the history OF the Enghsn sxo
from Betterton 10 Kean, dwelling with exhaustive o
fseness on the professional merits and personal en"c
Ter Of the principal English players for period OF
nearly two centuries The tone s light and ccnversa
tiona though not frivolous, and the anecdotes ana
sketches which swarm in the volumes will afford iuhu
of entertainment TO humorous readers. Dr. Doran's
narrative is brought little nearer to the present ue
by brief sketch OF Macready which is added by the
editor.
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PROVIDENCE LINE Tor freight onlv ?
Steamers Electra Gaatea leave Pier 20 River
foot Of Warens.. daily. except Sundlys At u m for
Providence direct Freight via either line taken
l.. w. f1iklNs, ID. ). BABCOCk
Gen. Pass.Agcnt. Presdeut
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NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

~ leave York, OF Lbertyst for Perth Amboy
south Amboy Bins. Long Branch ocean Grove, &c.
SIS, 1i.;5 a. m. lib T. .:lJ .. ~.
stage connection 10 and from kE1POhl az Mata"an sta
tion.
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SOUTUERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connection Leave foot Of Lbertyst. for Freehold az
Slj, ll:l5 a.. M. t. 5lJ D. ~.
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v Tcrrg NlafOn IN Now. YORK, loot ~ LlbertY ~.
Ferry Station IN Brooklyn foot Of Fnonsi Jewe's Wharf
ls7g.-TraiDs leave YORK foot OF
can . g. IiaeTtyst as follow -,
Chunk, fama9ua. Wkesbarrr, Elmira &c Connects at
Junction with D. T. and W. n. H.
$40 m.F0r High Bridge Rranch. Easton. Harrisburg
Maueh Chunk, 1amaaua. Wkesbarre, scranton Williams
pOrf. &c.
1880 a. m and 1870 y. mFor Som, rve and Flemington.
p. For FlemnetOD EastOn, Jauch Chunk. Tsmaqua,
wiEcsbarte scranton. TunkhannOck Tamaqus, Hazcon,
Reading. Pottsvlle. Harrisburg, &c.
400 MP High Bridge Branch Easion' Belvdere aud
Maucl Chunk.
$50 D. n dsly-Tor Esston Allentown and Harrisburg.
Elmira Re- COnnecf. al Junction for d. J.. and W. r. X
745 D. For EastOn.
70 trains 10 local points see time tables az satons
SUNDAY TtAINSIsave at s:i5 a. M, IL for Bound
Brook Intermediate stations $50 for Easton,
Allentown Reading aud IL .rris5urg
Boats Of the BrOOK aud Ere make connection
Jerev CITY station and from yn and Ere Depot
jersey City,
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUBS


westcots Express Offices park place and 1886 ana si2
uro,dwav New York. and 333 Wa-hngiOn-st, Brooklyn.
&. Il. MEEkER, General Passenger Agent
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LOR BRIDGEPORT and MI points on Maui
gaiuck aud Housaonc acknowledgements Cath
airline Slip tPer 80 r. 81 daily 1880 and 2s0
Fare than BY other rOuth.
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BALTIM0RE. AND nj, @ OHIO D. RAILROAD o. p

- Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosse, and cort-
landtsta
indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond, Charleston
Ohio. Pittsbnig and Chicago
D. for Washir gton and the West Pullman from
New YORK TO baltimore and Washington, making close
neetions or Pusburg Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louisville
ana ST. Louis. Through Pullman cars BALTIMORE TO Cncin.
natl and ~. Ions.
1000 daily for Washington. the South and West Pull.
sleepers rcm NewYOrk Baltimore and Wsshn gon
lose for Chicago Cincinnati Indianapo
L. Louisville 81 Louis, Columbus Pttsburg south and
Southwest Through Pu man cars from Baltimore cinein
natl connects at Washington with for Lyncaburg
Florida, New.Orlp and the South
For through tickets please cal at Compsnys once 3ij
PrOadway New Ork, at ticket Ofce Of COranlg
and Dcsbros,c -sts. and Depot. Jersey Cit.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Grcat Trunk

\ W-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
steamers PecksD daily tSnDdays exceDted) for
New Haven at 3 and II y. connecting with Toais
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown
~ NJ-Bes and largest buiding In the state Insrucfio
thorough Both Ten departments Fifth year open
september b. S225 per Catalogues iIeA Rev. x SO
H.WHIIKfY. u. D.. President
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or. JOHNS SCHOOL.


Art schools-New-Y York City.
MISS McDONALD'S ART CLASSES, No. 4
vi Fast 2otnst Terms favorable for DE Winter
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
Vim receive pupils in painting Landscape flowers st life
china deooaon al her studio The Bella, No. Is East
26th-st., corner ith-ave. beginning octoborl
References Mr.: D.. Huntington, Mr. William Hart, Mr.
For Both Sexes-Brooklyn.
MRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
ieniion pad to pupils backward in English branches For
further particulars apply at 40 Cn;olst South Brooklyn
For Rows and Young Men-Country.
A lexander Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plsins. n. Y. Principal. o II. WILLIS. ph. ID
POYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer Of Winter SiocibTidse Mas. F. iIoFfMGSS.
pOYS under SIXTEEN. Yonkers, n. Y
RaD. sSr ss teaching kind Jay MASON
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Ample opportunity Tor athletic games, rowing, &c.
I TITLE BOYS.-Special advantages lower
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NJ ORRISTOWN (N.JD BOARDING SCHOOL
INk bows ihe Rev. :. n. HOWELL An. Principal
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j send for illustrated hity-page circular
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i CHESTER. Penn.
civil engineering chemistry, classics 1nd English degrees
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For Young Lades-Country.
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.-A college of
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msnS In% 9peTS ~ " s5 and Ii terms %oi
~ Next session begins september 10
GROVE HALL, New Haven, Conn.-Miss
" MONTFORT's SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
HARVARD UNIVERSITY EXAMINA-
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MISS BULKLEY'S BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL young ladies Tarrytown the Hudson
0SSINING INSTITUTE
Fon YOUNG LADIES,
SING SING, y. y.
Ancient and Modern Languages, Painting Music and the
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C. d. RICE. Principal.
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w chambersburs. pcnn.Fai term september Is
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY, Norton.
September IL For information apply Miss a T. CARTER
OF Ii. A. COBB. ESQ., Norton. Mass
For Both Sexes-Country.
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" NJ.-Best and largest building the Instruction
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Parents desiring school both good and cheap viii please
j. IL sHUMAKER Phi D., Principal.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-20
Married.

In New Orleans, a: the residence of the
brides father, Nov. 1854, 1879, by Rev. DIR.
Leucht. Mn. l.. MILLER. Of Brookhaveni
and Miss CAMILLA KAISER, of New
Orleans.
Mr.. Miller has captured one of the
handsomest trophies in the Crescent City,
and she has Won ,husband gallant and true.
May they know nought but happiness and
pleasure, ia the wish of all friends. Mr.,
Miller is now making. Monticello hir
home; ,hither he took his bride Monday
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-20
Fair River itpEi3.

Are hsying fine rains after a dronth oil
! about three months.
Ike Hartzog has bought the Sa'"aoIe
farm OF John Walks".
John Furr and Mis- Laura 1ndnaii
were married Last we-k-all of Bahala.
Mr.. Sanders AMI Lady, of Louisiana. are
on r ~visit'to their relatives and Trend
Great complaint Of hog cholera also {"
mad DOES. Two were killed in Copiah
,aat week. One bit a man through the
shoe.
Possom hunting ia geltiur very comm
Nv both nqlel snd lem tles. 4 gentleman
and some ladies went ont the other night
and caught several.
The far,,.rs are about through gather
inc and are now readr TO sow oats, clean
-, renair fences and bull iings and gath
er fertilizers.
There scenes to be several concerned IN
the, breaking of Rosr' store. John FUR
cantured a package OF the goods, from an
negro. G.. w. Furr's horse was
.,olso about The "a me time but was re-
covered.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-11-20
CITY Council.

A. y called meeting of the Board OF
Mavor and Aldermen, of the city OF
prookhaven. held at the Mayors oflce,
Nov. 18th. 1879, there were present Ills
Honor, C. Cunning; z. Pfeifer, JACOB
S,ern,E ]. schalIer, j. b. Daughlry anu
F. M.4Martin, Aldermen.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following accounts were examine"
and allowed:
A. d. Dixon, material and work on
beifry.. .......... 49,. ~
p NJ. Martin & Co, stationery
for Mayors Office ........ Law
Daughtry &Smylio, stationery Tor NE
Mayors Office 90
P. Hanley, special police duty --
four and one-half days...... 90
Willie Harley, removing two dead 40
animals. ......... ..'' A'0'
G. ". Hoskins, special police
duty L day..........- A'oo
A. D. McLenden, special police IN
dnty one day Low
w. p"hi;o Tamcat;on 25 OC
IuDi1C LGuChtlOA -
c. Cunning, Mayor, salary for OCT. % W
J. W. Martin, Marshal, salary for
October. .....-.. oooO
z. II. Martin. Secretary. salary ~
for October -. ........... io.oo
The petition of Peter Lucich, to retail
| vinous. spirituous AMI malt liquors, hay
ing been on file thirty days, and having
been found upon examination to contain
the requisite Numbers of sisners, 1t wa'
ordered, That the bonds Of Peter Lucich
to The State of Mississippi, and to the
. Board Of Mayor and Aldermen with Jno
Storm & Son md Z Boskey az securities
he approved and filed, aud that license
issn- TO Peter Lucich to retail vinous
spirituous and malt liquors, in less guam
tiles than one gallon for twelve months
from the 18th of Nov. 1879, at his present
place of bu.incfs on Cherokee street.
Be it ordered, That a committee OF one
to consist of the Secretary OF the Board,
be appointed, to ascertain the indebted
ness Of the corporation and report at the
next regular meeting.
On motion the 30. I'd adjourned.
C. Cunning. Mayor.
F.. N, MARTIN, Sset'y.