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New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

vTHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
. known by its new name, the NETWORK. LAKE
trains taking eject November -. 1875:
ga M inc n9si ara 2 Gersgo nay & ExP,ess Drawing
p. tDaiD fast T. Lous EApIss arriving at Buhao
Tumans best Drawngro1m Sleeping Coaches to Bunalo
7p,m. DaiiY raehc EHUTsss & ior & the Wet & Sleeping
Coaches through To Rochester Buffalo Niagara ais Cncn'
and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining ears TO
Din Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambe[s street Depot New,YoTk for; 200
D. n and II midnight Saturday nights only sundays Jl5
noon, l:45 B. 3ij 430 6l5. g. $50 x 10 M Il midnight
sgnday 80 10" & M ~ 49, ,{2 p m & and n IL miIiSGt % n
Lao D. q B. a5 t' 49, o 5i5 Pa g. AZ 40 Ss9 . 10 p
ESQ. : D. III. and y midnight. .
SnTcn 9. 7:i5, lolj ~. l:ij 3A5, p; m. II mid
night sundays. G. $50. 1913 u, I:45, $50 and
Corn%ali 7I5 a. M. $50 l3Op Sundays, $50 a.
NewDurg, 74j m; $3.50. i5o m SUNDAYS, $40 m.
Goshen @ 7i5. .. 1915 a. M. $50, 3:lj 43O p. III.
Sunday s. 4, $50. lul5 a m, G:3O p. m:
day.. SIS" 1918 D. M $50 ! p NJ yhe p
H. with aud oswcgo Midland Raft
Port Jcryis 7:l5: g. 1913 a. 43o g. p IN. Sundays.
Sol iEETlans ieaying Cham6ersst half hours
BEFORE y. leave 23dst - minutes earlier than above
2Ist 80 minutes earlier Boats leave 23dst at 0lj and
li5 p connecting with trains leaving Chsmbersst at 10
Ickes passage and for apartments in Drawing room
checking aud transfer baggage NAV he left the Com
panys Offices Nos 259 40 520 or 9J7 broadway NJ " No.
Express Trains from the West arrive In Newiork at 7;2j
!" H. $50 JSo. \. ABBOTT. GenI Passr Agt. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave EuglewoOd Closter Pcrmont and SyaCk.
= $50 945 ]. 3, 4, 4i5 80 63O $50 ll3O II p m
and saufay nights oAly al 3o p ~ saHd1ys @ a M a. IN m
uiS Sasn~1 sprne Valley and Mousey T. 9f5 m 4a5 p m
JNO. y. ABBOTT. Ctenl Iasr A. st. New
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EO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RO;TEAND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.IORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Trains each daily three dcpOts IN
Philadelphia. two IN New.loTk.
Double Track mOs Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time con ,stent with absolute safety.
ON and after December !. 1896
NcwNOrR DgsDrOSset and Court
lauut Strecf Ferries, follows:
4.3O 7:3O $50 90, med II nj l. 33O. 4, g. g. $780,
$50 and D. H. SUNDAY, 4:j0 aud m; 5, o. 1880. $780,
and o y. .. ,- ,
Route of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains AT Jersey CITY, aordng speedy aud direct transfer
Tor Brooklyn travel. ... - .. -
neiuTniIg tai.s leave Philadelphia 1901, 3i5, 800 T.
7.3j y $50 and il a. ~ Limited Express l3O D. m. 2, f.
$50 T. and IS p. ON sunday, l2Ol 2i3, 3jJ s. $50
a. m. 4. 1885 p m. o.. =.
rckrt OnccS-Nos. 526 and 9i4 Broadway, No. AstOI
Iousc ana foot DeslTOsscs ,and Courtlaud sts.; No
Cont ~ and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOnst
Drnokiyn: Nos ia, llG and lS lIunsOnst., IObokcn
Drpot Jersey CITY. EmgTant Ticket Onlce, No Battery
place. H. = fAhMEh'
FRANK THOMSON, Gcnl Passenger Agt.
General
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER kATLEOA D.-COmmenCing December 80,
1873 rough trains VIII leave Graud Central Depot:
500 q. Western and Northern Express. with drawing
Albany amt Rochester and IRON Albany to Mon
treal via Saratt "a. .
1880 NJ special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawn CauantIgua, Rochester and BuldO
il0 Express Albany and Troy, with connections
To uCa and Rutland
400 . Montreal Express with through sleeping car,
va 4
600 D. m ~. Ions Express, daily sleeping for
ST LOUIS running through every the week also sleep
ing Bun Naga Fans lOleuO and Detroit and for
Montreal. excepting sunday night, VIA -afatOea
1880 Fast Express Rochester AMI Corning, via &c
neya Slice ing 10 Geneva anu Rochester.
D. Pacific Express, Ctlv with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Falls, Buffalo Cley"anl Toledo Detroit
and excepting saturday night, TO LOwyle and
MatcrtpWH.
Tickets for al 2j2 and Alb Broadway and at
Express Company- Offices NO Park place. ISJ
ami Jl2 Broadway, New York. and 80 Wasnngtoh-st,
HIooklyu. &. T. MEEhEK,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE VICAR OF WAKEFIELD.
By OLIVER GOLDSMITH.

32nlo Paper. 20 cents; Cloth 40 cents
"Tbjs charming story held high rank in literature
amidst all yciss!tudcs OF TASTE since was given 10
the world Unlike many classics keeps ITS Place III the
hearts of the people and widely read than ever
before purity of style its refined humor tenuer p"
and sweet moral Will make 1t universal houseno'u
fayorite as long as the language endures."
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PRIMER OF SPANISH LITERATURE.
BY Mrs. HELEN ;. CONANT.

S2mo Paper. 20 cents; Cloth, 40 cents
Like the Primer Of German Literature bv the same au
thor which was received by the public with great favo ~
little volume gives complete historical and critical survey o
the subject of which II Concise and elegant III t"
thorough and scholarly IN method II preSeh d"
tho history Of sanis, Literature its beginning
10 the present day. 1t contains pref but c"nptene"S
sketches Of Spanish authors critical Uoces o ner MoiA
and is envened many translaons both oig'n'i al"
selected"
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$50 TO BOSTON
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
VIA
FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE.
good only day Of sale for continuous passage on
steamer and connecting train. Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT aud OLD COLONY
leave NewYork daily Sundays excepted at 430 p In,
from Pier 2S North Hycr foot Of AurTay.st
Leave Brooklyn. via Annex boat at 4 p m.
Tickets and staeIOOms secured at all principal Hotels and
Ticket Offices at the Per and on steamers.
BORDEN l. LOWELL, Agents.
GRO l.. CoSSoE, Genl Pass. AgL
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Cost ano fonn0.

l OST or STOLEN-Bank book No. 99,26S
Of the German Savings Bauk IN the city New York
10 the Turtle Bay Lodge IL hereby requested that
be returned the bank II not found returned
the bank before the expiration Of weeks from the llth
day Of November 1873 application will be made to the bank
for a new book.
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CAMTEI. Johnson:

HIS WORDS AND HIS WAYS WHAT He SAID
WHAT NE UJD. AND WHAT MEN THOUGHT AND
SPOKE CONCERNING HIM. Edited by h. l. MAsoS'
l2mO, Cloth 81 %.
he editor OF this has performed histak with great
tact and skill From the works Of Boswell Mrs l1ozz Ma
lone Reynolds, and other contemporaries Oh "
has passages under appropriate ana dlshc
tive headings which afford facilities for forming just csu
mate Of the character and OF his great services 10
literature and learning book which may be opened al
any page with the certainty of finding something TO entertain
OF instruct the reader"
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Bnnkrnpt Notltcs.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
IL for the SOUTHERN DI-TRICT Of SEW-YOEK-
In the matter Of AARON II. KAIHBONE, bankrupt IN
HAvKRtrTCYA Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued y
sd Court against the cstateOf AARON H. AIliN Iot th
CIV of NtWl the County Of NcWNoik, oi TIE state OF
ok in sai Dsrict adiudged bankrupt upon the petition
creditors aud The payment of debts and the dcy
erv Of ay urOpt rty lelOngi bankrupt him
aud the transfer Of any property 10y NM are forbid
A meeting Of the creditors uf SAID bankrupt
10 prove Their debts. and choose assgnecs Of
In estate viii be held Court Of Bankruptcy To be holden
nj No 80 FutO-s in tho Clty Of New York in said Dis
trc 27h day Of January 4. D. 1873 az II o'clock NJ
al ;hc office Of Edgar kecun esquire OF the Registers
In Bankruptcy Of said Court
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

The Philadelphia papers ofto-day furnish us with
the full report of the Reading Railroad Company
for the year ended November 30, 1873. The
salient points of the report are as follows
The following were the gross receipts and er
penses of the railroad company, compared with
thnsn M the nrev lions Vear.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on lionsatonlc
ID Naugaiuck aiosds. Fare 81. steamer BrdScport
leaves Caharne daily (Sundays excepted at ll3oa H.
nd Iud AT n
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III D"H1Iup''' VI L0r1s S e PAWN Marshal-Messcnger


nav Of January, A. D. 1879. Warrant 10 Bankrupcy
was ISSUED against Of MOSES l.. PHILLIPS OF
the city YORK. County OF York and state Of
New Ork has audged bankrupt on his
ton payment Of debts and delivery OF any
property belonging ~ such bankrupt To linn or for his use
and the Of property by him. are forbidden by
law that a meeting Of tho creditors OF the sam bank
rlpt 10 prove debts. and 10 choose or moro
assicnees estate. Sil he held at Court Of Bank
Tnptcy holden No WaTenSt In the CITY oi New
YOk before John Little, esquire Register the 27th
day Of January, b. 1919. AT 10 o'clock a. m
LOUIS F. PAYE,
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L. \ Marshal as Messenger Southern District of New 20


dav of December. A. u. 1873, Warrant IN Bank krupcv
was issued against the estate Of GEORGE PLACE OF
the County SCwY aud the Stale Of New
YORK been adudged bankrupt on BIS petit
hat uavmcnt a delivery
property belonging such bankrupt 10 him or for ms
and the transfer property by him, forbidden Dy
meeting Of the creditors OF the sad bankrupt
q prove and choose assgutes
Of lis estate, will led Court Of Bankruptcy 90
holden Broadway. in the city Of New York. be
Fitch Register the 30th day O' January, \ D.
1879 at . o'clock y. IN. LOUIS r. PANS,
L Merslal Messenger southern District of NewYOrk
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RALlIMoRE AND G, OHIO |! D..ll. RAILRoAD1 s6s l1;1,

RAL1 MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New.Yok from foot Of DesbrOsses and Court
laDdtsts. 49,.
20 m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati Indlansp-
oils Chicago and the West, RcmOnd, Chrlest0n anu tne
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark OhO anu
100 D. for Washington and the West, and the south VIA
GordoisyiIe Pullman NcwYCIk TO Baltimore aud
Washington making close connections for Pttsbufg Clhc
raii indianapolis louisville st Louis. Through Pullman
cars Baltimore Cincinnati Louis and PittsburS and
from Washington Augusta and Savannah 81.
1000 daily Warrington the south and West Pun
man secyers NcWYork 10 Baltimore and Washington
making connections Tor hlcagO Cincinnati lndnaIO
ls Louisville, LOus Columbus littsburg, the south and
Southwest Through from Baltimore to CIncin
nail connects Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida, New Orleans and the south. 49,
For through tickets pie call COmpany's Office 35
Broadway NeSNork and at cket ocrs foot OF Couitand
ami De.Lrusses.sts, and Depot, Jersey city. - ---
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRAshA
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Gouarinrrshlp Notices.

FEHE undersigned have this day formed
4 c0partncrslip under the frm name - BELDEN, BEN
NETT CO. for the pGrpos o t4usactng general stock
commission business ~ No. So Broadway and New
New York, Jan. -, 1919
III NRY BELDLN, jr.. GEORGE 4. BENNETT. JOEL
PARKER (mcmbcr Of the y. y stock EX, A. H. La MPSON
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CAPTAIN NELSON.

ROMANCE OF COLONIAL DAYS.
BY SAMUEL ADAMS DRAKE.
SvO. Paper. 20 cents.
The outhor OF that popular ent ertainng VoIe
'Nook and Corners Of England Coast has turned
his researches colonial history 10 excellent account III 'hs
ATT mt 10 present picture Of the events and pero
ages Of two hundred years His iu VI he
est and character and the reader without pause
from beginning TO cnd"
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6ieamboa!s auo Railroads..

EOR NEW-IIANEN, its surroundings and
L all stations the New YORK. Boston Air Line,
Derby ard North Hampton Railroads direct-Steamers
JOHN IA. SIAkIN and EKASTUS CORNING leave Plcr ~,
y H. foot of Courtlsndtst at J. M every night in tho
week arrive in New Haven In time
morning all RAILROADS. passengers
and freight fare al excursion, 81 90 Sarins New Haven
Transportation Line.
JOHN H. sTARIN, Proprietor
| ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA via
~ NcwJersey Southern Kalroad Commencing October
J. 1873. steamers will Newlork. Pier - North River
tOOt OF ectOst connecting at sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch and Philadelphia 1900 a IN, 400 D. III.
BaTnegat and TuchcItOn. 400 y. ~.
\iueiand, BTidgtOn ana Atlantic city, IL 90 n.
Rcd Bank and oms River, II % IN. and 40 n. m.
WM. :. SNEDEN,
General Manager
NEW-HANEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc. 81
~ steamers leave rec sip daily Sundays eIcepted for
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Mem DnbIiraticils.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish this Day:
THE SCOTCH GEOLOGlST
Bv SAMUEL SMILES.

BY SAMUEL SMILES.
ROBERT DICK (BAKER, OF Thurso). GEoLooloi anu .
BoTANIsr BY SAMUEL SMILEs. liz D. author OF Lie ol
n scotch Naturalist" "SelfHelp" Thrift" "Cbaiac'ei'
&c With Illustrations 12mO, Cloth, 81 90
IL is pleasing to tina: remarkable man mas han 'no
story Of his life told by the skul pen of MI SheS' ~
thor is so experienced bographer that is needless to say
ANYTHING obout the execution of work. The story
here told one Of absorbing interest that from inc
mage to the last the author keeps his reader IN deep sympathy
with his hero MI Smless volume VIII be m"ic 'hd","s
onpment 70 the scientific baker than the obelsk when
propdy keeps guard over grave the cemetery at huo
-[Academy, London
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Ynsfrnctlon.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
DEEKSKILL (N.Y0 MILITARY ACADEMY.
Send for illustrated circular for ls7S-19 ----
DRINCETON COLLEGE PREPARATORY
references SS's Faculty. Of college or Of seminary
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
SESSION SFENs SFf:!yS sEFsFPHfEMnER ,,,.,,. an,
Thorough instruction civil Engineering the Classics anu
tut '"'0'1'' ''''' Colonel THEo. HYATT. President
For Young Ladies-Country.
q Colden Hill Seminary for Young Ladies,
~ bridgeport, conn. address MISS EMILY NELSON.
GROVE HALL, New-IIayGn,o ConnEMiss
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Penn heathin SesnfI Some Ne aPG Press silent sS
NJAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
vi Ladies rt.sGeld Mass rooms all occurred but ,ca qa,
GioS Gops and january yy de'9e G. % 'f & WIZ .dnced
superior Address tho Hevs. C. V. SPEAR and H. 4.
AVERY. PRINCIPALS.
IL loss ossIHSIG i iSNsriTGTE for YOUNG LADIES sing
sing n II class Rev c. RICE Principal.
WESLEYAN Female College. Wilmington. Del
ss, year GsgH s,s, . gnS Wsm Wi in
For Both sexes-Country.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. Hackettstowyn,
Sr6aSG SsfsS fS is sssc' sfft Ten
September T. S225 per Catalogues Tree. Rev GEO
II. WHITNEY. H. j.. President
IIANILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm Ia
4 mile a board washing, tulUon
ana fhc c0uny home scholars rcceiyea moth
care during summers vacation For particulars Apply
10 MIS- ii. c. MONELL. hanhasSet L. l.
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
i young LADIES and children. will reopen september
H. 1873 ; preparation for COLLEGE spccalty. ANNEJ;
STONE MARIANA b. SLADE, CORNELlA hNo"LEo
FITCH.
MISS +. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
Nh school for Young Ladies and Chdren, at Beleville NJ
w.h reopen Wednesday september Is Snd Tor circular
NyISS $. b. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
VI School Young Ladies and Children summit New
Jersey, Will open on Tuesday, October l. 1873
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, Thos. Hanlon,
hcalthfuness convenience discipline, thorough teaching
home comforts and moderate charges
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. Y, opcns
Ia it, Winter Session January g.. Both stxes. I"pula
nrCcs send for catalogue. ". II. BANNISrER, A. NJ.
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
Illde phia Oi Friends gives lnorough
collegiate both VINO re pursue the same
courFCs OF study and receive The same degrees
For catalogue giving full particulars as ~ courses OF su
terms. sc, address EDWARD Ii MAGlLl, Prcsldtnl
Syarthmore College. SWarfhmOre Delaware county rem
Miscellaneous.
4 PLEASANT HOME, with careful training,
~ ia connection with excel eut tduc9tIonal advantages
NAV be had for young Children ny al
dressing H. c. Orange NewJetsey references gwen ana
-
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FNOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE for


States receipt OF the price.
DEMOREST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
February model Of beauty and aItstic cAceItnCe'
with host OF holiday attractions including splendid Oh PIC
lures worth than its cost
magazine that a-tOnlsnes IverYDndy.
A magazine that instrucjs everybody.
A magazine that benefits everybody. .. ,..
magazine that everybody wants when they see H. 10 ht
fail the splendid February number OF ts M3leI MAJ
Zue % cents post yearly SO. with splencd premium
10 each subscriber. Address - . -,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RRANCHDIy
BOUND EROOK ROUTE
FOR TTENTON AND PIIILA DELPIIIA.
I L-HI..G ILAIA lIML -IMN IINI- RG

EN RJ;SS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. -
Leave Ncwl Ors foot OF Liberty for Trenton and Pha
dcpla at q 20. =, .. LOO a. I:@O T. 63O. -
Leave Philadelphia ON station NOTth Pennsylvania Rall'
road, Third Ii,TKsst C:IJ $40, $50, ll3Oa w.
1:ij. $50 SO ~ =. M. -
Leave Trenton for York at 20 except Monday, 6A5
S:.., 10 20 M. l2.lj, 10, s:l2 ClJ y.
Palm Draw attached to the 300 a. m 4
p. M trans from New York: to the 145 a. lao In
tran. fiOm Philadelphia. ..
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New York and philadelphia at
30 II Leave New York for Trenton at a. H.
0:O .. Leave Trenton az l2O $40 H., Clio y. IN.
made Jersey city station by Terry 10 and
from Brooklyn aud /" Erie" Depot, Jersey city. ..
TcKcts for sale al foot Of LUerist Nos 629 and VA
Broadway pIlnc pal hotels al Offices OF the Ere Rail-
way in Ntw-York and Brooklyn, and al NO COurtst
Brooklyn Baggage chcgk,c from residence 10 destination
II. T. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Y 4 AKEANGEMENI OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Jan. l,
1917 leave dcpOs foot Of COnrland ana
y. Night Express, daiy for EtsOn, Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauc Chunk, WilAcsOa PstOn, Sayre, FL
Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails and
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached. -
ROBI If. rAERE, Supt and EnRr
Eastern Church and COrtlandt
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SI !1n TO BOSTON
Up NV VIA TIE Old RELIABLE
SI0NI\l,ION LINE

NIVNINTTUN LINE,
CONNECTISG WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers SlONINGTON aud EARRA.
GANsEIT leave Por 80 Norh River foot Of Jays at 80
y. daily except sunday
Special first class limited tickets good only oi5 m
train ilVJa SOnu gOn sold Via tins line SewYOIk
Boston Tor 81 30.
Tickets all principal ticket Offices. staterooms
OlC Of WescOt Express Company and
1868 and 397 Broadway Metropolitan and Fifth
Hotel Offices
Providence LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA1EA leave Pier 20 North
River uoot Of warrensI daily except suDdAysJ 81
Providence direct
{. W. FILkINs, q. p AgL u. ;. BABCoCK, PTest
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~ Ferry station in New. York. foot Of Idbery.st
Ferry station ia brooklyn, Ot OF Fuitonst.
Commencing 25, ls7STians leave NewlOrk foot OF
Liberty ST.. a. follows:
$50 n. m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, BcYidere, haucll
Chunk. Tainaqus, Wilkesbarre EimI &c. Connects at
Junction with u. L. and w. X. r.
s.i3 a. m--F0r High Bridge Branch Schooleys Mountain
Pudd- Lake and Lake HopltcOng, ElstOn, Harrisburg.
Chunk TamaIna. lIaLcOn W lkesbarre scranton,
WilidmspOrt. sc
IO:oO e. m and r. Somcville and Pennington
T. m.-F"T Flcm.netpn East"n haucli ChunE, Ianaqua
WK,suare, Scranton. Tunkhanhock Tamdqua, HaZtltOD
Reading, PoItsviile. IaTrI,Durgh. &c.
y. m-FGT High Bridge Branch Schooey's Mountain,
Budds Lake Lake OpatcOng, Easton, BelvdeTe aud
Mauc Chunk. connects al Junction win ID H. and W. H. H.
j.In y. daiy.-FCr EastOn, Allentown and Harrisburg
7lj y. m.-F1r Ea~ton.
10 local IOiuis see time tables at stations
SUNDAY TkAGN~-lrdye ri a m II y. H. Tor BOnnd
Brook and intermediate r0uts, and at $50 H. for Easton
Reading and I1TrsbuTg.
Boats BIooE!yn and Ere Annex" make connection
at Jersey city station TO and Om Brooklyn ana Ero Depot
Jersey city.
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=. HARPER & BROTHERS will send any OF the above
works by mall postage prepaid TO any part OF the UNITED
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OEy7CIAL REPORT " y sTOCK EyCHA y0E SALES
Asrported ty ne GOtd and Stock TefegraPh C"'
TUESDAY, JAN IA. 1879
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,FfICIAL REPORT ". T. MINTY6 STOCK Ell
CHANGE SALES. JAN II. 1879

CALI-ll O'CLOCK A. "
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those OF the previous year :
1873

Net earnings....... S4,39l2l7 si,?2O227 Dec sl70A
The result of the combined business of the Read
ing Railroad and the Coal and Iron Company fOr
1873 was a. follows:
Profits Railroad Company. S42202T
Profits OF steam cOlliers s-................. 232i3
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

For Both Sexes-Citv.
CRAYONING, DRAWING and Photograph
~ Colorng taught Miss KING. East 10Th ST.
mr. HTSEN'S COLLEGE of LANG GUAGES,
~ As 20h-st, Broadway all languages praoti
cay taught by native teachers In classes for ladies and gen
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
ROCKLAND.
TUESDAY. il

TUESDAY,, July L.
Capt Frank McLan of schooner Emma L.
Gregory has taken command of schooner D. B..
Everett.
The keel Of the new 375 ton schooner to be
built at A. F. Ames shipyard is being laid
to-day.
Six intentions of marriage have been entered
at the city clerks office during the month of
June, two of which have proved serious
Albert Hopkins of Clark's Island, who was
arrested in this city Sunday for drunkenness
and fast driving, was taken before Judge
Hicks yesterday and fined $452, which he
readily forked over
F. L. johnson and another gentleman were
arrested at Rockport, Sunday, on board brig
Antelope, for refusing to do duty They were
brought to this city, confined in the city den,
and were put on board the vessel this morning
with the promise that they would behave
themselves.
Joseph Hussey was arrested in this city
Sunday for stealing coat and vest from Mr..
John Batchelder. He was taken before Judge
Hicks yesterday and returned to the city den,
where he awaits the decision of His Honor
Real estate transfo ; to-day-Maria Landers
to Robert Landers, land and buildings on Sea
street, 1925 Hiram Bliss, Jr. to Limri Jones
100 acres of land and buildings at Washington,
$1,000.
Several cases were tried at the civil term of
court before Judge Hicks this morning. and 10
new cases entered-9 from the office of j. E.
Hanly, Esq, and one from the office of L. p.
Pierce, Esq.
Schooner Atlanta is being thoroughly over
hauled at the Five Kiln's wharf, and will be
nice craft for Capt. Bradbury after completion.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
Portland, Bangor G Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
NAT. DIES ERE AND MACHEAS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May go.

rSsszzrzep The Favorite Steamer LEWIS
tSiEiAzN BTON, CAPT. CIAs. DEERING
- ~ Master, leaves Railroad Wharf
s.GsEl Portland, every Tuesday and
Friday Evening AT 10 o'clock, or ON arrival
OF express trains from Boston, for FsOckland Gas
tine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, Mt. DESERT.
$50. West and Bar HarbOr) Millbridge,
JonespOrt and MachiaspOrt.
Returning will leave NHachiaspOrt every Mon.
day and Thursday Morning at 4.3O 0'cEk
vat. Desert at 1000 n. M, arriving in Portland
same evening" connecting with Pullman Night
train for Boston. Commencing July LIST the Lew
iston will leave Portland at IL 10 D. m.
HSteamer SEA FLOWER will leave Bag Harbor ev.
cry Saturday, On arrival of Steamer lewiston for
Hancock, LamOine and Sullivan. (Stage
from Lamoine for Ellsworth) VIII also leave every
Wednesday, on arrival of Steamer Lewiston, fol-
Winter Harbor, (Gouldsboro) Passengers tick
eted through and to arrive early in the day
Connections made coming West.
Commencing May 2, CITY OF RICHMOND Capt
WIN. e. DENNIs0N, will leave Railroad Wharf, Port
land, every WOniay, Wednesday and Friday
evenings, at 10 O'Clock, or ON arrival of Steam
Rociland, Camden, LincOlnviIIe, Belfast
SearspOrt, Sandy Point, BuckspOrf, Win.
ferpOrf, and Hampton, arriving in Bangor
about 10 o'clock the next morning.
Returning will leave Bangor every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday Mornings, at Ii
o'clock, touching as above, arriving in Portland
about p. M, connecting with Portland and Boston
Steamers, and Pullman Night Train and Early
Morning Trains for Boston and the West.
For further particulars inquire of
GEO. L. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent
Railroad Wharf
Portland, May L th, 1879. m17tf