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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22
Il. c, HARMS, A. B., Principal.
Miss NJ. N. MAYFIELD. Assistant.

Il. G, HARMS, 4. B., Principal.
Miss NJ. NJ. MAYFIELD, Assistant.
Miss Bessie McGhie, Teacher of Music.
Course of instruction thorough, compre-
hcnsivc and practical, including all the usual
branches.
Fall term of five months begins August
%, 1850, and ends Jan. 81, 1881. Spring
term begins Jan. - and ends June Q, 1881.
Tuition 81 90, $l25, 81 50, 81 Is, $500,
81 so and 50 90 per month according to
grade. Incidental fee 80 cents per quarter.
instrumental Music $2j CO.. Private les
SOM in vocal music s2j 10. No extra charge
to Miss McGhie.s pupils for class lessons in
vocal music. Bills payable quarterly in adj
vance. Board in families at from $500 to
$1,000 per month, everything included cx-
cept washing. Those boarding themselves
can get rooms at low rates.
Or. James Carson will board four students at
~ per month. Mrs. sue Nelson -four at $40.
Mrs. VI, a.. Hampton four boys at SO, and Mrs.
NJ. I, Wood two girls at s. per month. Other
citizens will furnish board at corresponding
rates.
The intention is to make this the best school
In the country for young men aud young ladies
who earnestly desire an education, The prac-
teal is preferred before the merely theoretical.
Dull 70 utinc is discarded and the mental pow
crs are developed In the direction OF the useful
rs well rs the good, the true aud the beautiful.
Not only Textbooks but also the elements
which tend to success in life are inculcatrd.
Teach II boy that which will give him power
when = man, is our motto.
Cleveland IL q remarkably healthy, beautiful
and well-lOcatcd town. II contains churches
OF the leading denominations aud uiIOrs TO stu.
dents excellent social and literary advantages.
No bar rooms within four miles.
For further information, address or callIupon
the Principal at Cleveland, Tennessee. Please
send names Of young men who desire an eluca-
ton,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22

THE democratic papers arc not hav-
ing much to say about the many proni-
ncnt northern democrats that are de-
rlartng for Garfield. The --latest one Is
Hon. p. \. Orion, Of Wisconsin,, u
vi the late democratic leaders.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22
Thirty Orthem Democrats.

CL1NroN, I'LL, july 1.-THE census
returns from one township in Cham
uaign County show that there are
within the limits If that township ~
men over u wears of ago who cannot
read nor write. These blisstnl ~ were
pollcd the other day upoA thci" politi-
cal beliefs, and twas ascertaincd that
30 Of them were democrats and the 9TH
or , republicans.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22
7 VTWV .NNTTTTT-V TJVITTTTTT
GREEN & DRE HIDES
BOOTS & SHOES !!
" NJ. GASE,
"

M "A Il + r
Announces to the public that he has
on hand q stock of the best of leath.
er and is prepared to do all kinds of
work in the best of style and cheaper
than can be done elsewhere. Fine
and Fancy Boots II speciality.
2.13-tf.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22

Physicians freely prescribe the new Food
Medicine, "Malt Bittcrs," because more
nourishing, strengthening and purifying than
all other forms Of malt or medicine, while
free from the affections urged against malt
liquors. iu - lw
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22

Tur Hancock enthusiasm has about
played out. His only claim to the
Presidency is that he helped to thrash
his own party in the war, and the on
sequence is they cant see the joke
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22

Concerning the Republican candl-
date for Vice President, we find the
following in a leading western jour
nal:
THAT the Republican party ofNew
York never sympathiscd with the bit
Ter and senscless warfare made on
Messrs. Arthur anG Cornell by the
Administration has since been conclu
sivelv proved. A year ago Mr.. Cor
nell was nominated and elected Gov
ernor of his State, and Mr.. Arthur
was chosen Chairman Of the Repub-
lean State Central Committee. In the
Chicago convention every delegate
from New York voted for Mr.. Arthur
for Vice President, and this was the
only question upon which that dele
cation voted as u unit. The young
scratchers and the superior intclligen-
ccs who never can find anybody out.
side their own select circles good
enough to vote for will probably make
wrv faces because Of Mr.. Arthur's
nomination, but the vast rank and
file of the party will support hin
unnuimously.'
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22
Serve an Injunction ON Disease

By inyigorating a feeble constitution, rem
ovoting a debilitatcd physique, and enrich
ing shin and innutrious circulation with
Hostciter's Stomach Bittcrs, the finest, the
most highly sanctioned, and the most popu-
lar tome and preventive in existence.
For sale by all druggists and De alers
generally.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22

ELECTION Tickets printed at this of
flee on short notice.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22
9Th Monday of August. 1850,

and plead. answer or make other defrasc TO
said bi'l.Or he same wilt lac taken as con-
Iesscd and st apart tor hearing cX part.
". II MrkAMy. c. N.
Hy 4. J. Wn,Tr, y. C.. & VI
Tnos. !. GAuT, Solicitor for Complainant t.
July IL. 1850. Ur fee 81.
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A Negro-Catching Candidate

William II. English is the candi.
date for vice president on the ticket
with Hancock. December y, 1860,
he introduced Il series of resolutions
in congress providing:
Whenever a fugitive slave shall he
rescued form his master or from the
proper United States officers 10y rca-
son Of mob violence or state legi>la-
tor in conflict with the constitution
or laws Of the United States, or when
ever IL slave shall in like manue be
rescued from his master while IN
iraaSiM through any non slave-hold-
ing state, tho city, country or town,
ship in which such rescue IS made
shall be liable to the master in doub-
lie the value Of the slave, recoverable
in the United States court.
What estimate must freemen make
of him and his party!
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ASA
Summer
Cleveland Tannery,
j
j. b. Fillauer, Prop.

Best grades of Leather of all kinds
constantly on hand and will he sold
cheap for cash.
We also exchange Leather for
GREEN & DRY HIDES,
or we wilt pay the highest market
price in cash for hides. Bring your
Hides to me before you sell to any one
else. Oct. ] 1y.
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am Monday oGAugust. 1850.
NON-R NsIDENT NOTICE.

Geo. j. Lea IS. Thos. d. Dodson, ct ais.
1t appcSring from compartments original
attachment and injunction bill which il,
sworn to, in the above stated cause. that
the defendants, 1los. u Hodson and Arcli-
800 Clark are n0n-rcsjdrnts Of the state
CIT ancsScc, so that the ordinary process
Ola" cannot be- served upon them. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks, in the WEEKLY
t.EnALD, a newspaper published in Clcyc-
land, Bradley comfy, T|cnnrss,e, giving
them notice to appear II a Chaurcry Court
to be held al the Court House in Cleveland.
Bradley county. TrnnnS.In- ON I'M
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-22

For cnfccblcd Digestion, INN v r shed
Blood, Weak Lungs, Kidncys, and Trina y
ortal', C~onSump,rcn, Emaciation, Mental a.
~hysical Exhaustion, Delicate Females,
Nursing Mothers, Sticky CT ildrrn, and Dc.
bi.i y OF Age, MhLfBlTrERS are wairan-
ted more Nourislilg, Strengthening Firallz-
ing ard Purifying by reason of their ri, haess
in Bone and Muscle Producing Material than
all other forms OF malt or medicine, while
free from the objections urged against malt
liquors. Prepared by the MALT BITTERS
CO., from Unfcrmcntcd Malt and Hops.
Sold everywhere. MALT BITTERS co,
Boston, Mass, Jnly III 4w
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PROFESSOR IN
LEADING MEDICAL
70 Es FOR
Owe Tw Il Il
YEARS.
A U II ii q Y q y
THIRTEEN LARGE
POPULAR d.
A II wO o N
MEDICINE AND SUR
gerry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02
4 LRANY BOATs-pEOPLE,S LINE. DREW
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

1( NeWYOrk frOm foot Of Desbrosses and Coruand
SITS: -.
$50 fOI ashnGton, Ptsbug, Columbus Cinninatli
Indianapolis. Chicago and The West. RlcllnO CiarG-2h
tie south. Pullman cars from baltimore to Ne"eiA'
OHIO. pitiShurg and Chicago.
r. m for Washington ami the West Pullman cars from
Nep.YOk Baltimore Washington making close con
nCctonS for Piitsbugr Cincinn1 lnnanspos LOUISVILLE
ard 81 Ions. TEGneh Pullman cars. Baltimore 10 Cuch'
natl and ~. Louis ~ -, -,
1000 GaiIv for Washington the south nd We8 run
man sr,inrs from New.NUTk Baltimore aud Washington
King close connections ior Chicago Cincinnati, lndanlp
oils louisville ST. Louis column Pittsburg the Sonth and
Southwest TirOugl pullman cars from baltimore TO I'm
Cnnati connects WASHINGTON VIII trains Tor LyuchburE
Florida, New Orleans and the south
For Though tickets ptase call az C0mpanYN once "lJ
Broadway YUrk and al ticket Offices loot Oi COttdnlt
and DrsbTnssps s. - and Depot Jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
M A If
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave YORK wa Desbros,es and L"rtud streets
Itrries, 40 III oyys:
II TTi.,,iig Il,tsburg Wet and SOUTH with ralnan
Pare ais HiIaOlIfti A. ~. GHid $50 ~ dt'iN.
WlnAns LOCK Haven, 20. M. 80 D. ~ toril and Efe
~ $50 D. M cIuUCcUhg It CuTy fOr T1iusYle Petroleum
COM. ana The Oh l-fiuua. ..
1prcss Pullman PHior Cars du,r clGpI >dnlar. 10
M arrive Washington Az y. IN Regular at $50 aul
s:2n A. m: !. 4 aud l0 D. Sundly. ~ .. ~. , 90,
E1nrrs- Tor wet Philadelphia 10 - 80, 90 lIml
ion II A. 3:it :, 40, =, q, t.N Sfb ahl ~ = ~.
and ~ night SUNDAY. $50 and o. H.. D. e. 80 $50 and
10 H. ~. an Il Lrhi.
80 ~ i"oyiyn Annex connect al through trains
trey CIV: aGorng Hpeiy difec: transfer Tor
from Pttsburr 60. 1850 M 1910 g. ~.
'i,i, a a m t} u. daily. except MUi,lav. From
ehinpton AMI ia mQrc n:2u An = 500, 40 1910 y
ato iGI il:;U n II; =. 300, i:jn. i.jn G3 $50 aud
a., b..i. tNr.uT biuulit. { q u SUNDAY.
~" f,0 : 10 1890 n H.. C3O lO.l0 =. m
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Gteamboats an0 RAILROADS..
A-FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON Az D THE EAST. .
81 90 EACH WAY BETWEEN NETWORK AND BoSTON.
Corresponding reduction 10 all other points East -
tickets good ODly for continuous passage on
steamers and connecting train as specified thereon
The mammoth palIc4 steamers BRISTOL ana fhy,n,aa'
DENCE having been placed the line Tor the OF io
leave New YORK DAILY SUNDAYS INCLUDED IRON
Pier % N r., foot OF Murray ST.. AZ . y. m. - -, Anna,
BIoOkyn 4:30 o. Jersey t1Y i:20 y m VIA
Tickets sfatCro ms be obtained Newly Ofk al 30
2Gl 27i 40l 527 o. and 9j7 Broadway and a. az prirg1
and ticket Offices, at the OfFICt or III +
IINEON THE Pit r. and OH board steamers: Nos ana
at Offices brooklyn ana Jersey thy III
Boston at 30. Old State house, end al od oiony Ds
BORDEN e. LOWELL, Agents. New-Noik-
F. GEO. h. COMMON. General Passenger Agent.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al North kVeI
foot Il CdHGS, week dTy p connecting ~ AZ
bany (Suni:y morning excepted with trans North Wese
and East. S1atcTOmlIS waTmei by 5tau ~
~. 4 ElE. ITcelrnt,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

Ferry station New.Yofk foot Of Liberty ST.
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot OF Fdtonstr Je"eFS
CommcncEg October G. ls79-Leave Nrw.York. foot Of
$40 m-For Pennington Eason Beviderc. Bethlehem.
Bath. Allentown, Mauch Chnnk. IamaquL Malluov CITY.
WIN Delaware Lack wanna and Western Railroad.
%c0r OF, heh Tass Grano sehoG9g c,d M9aIf Ian
iisDu aud West Msuch HUNK. Tamaqua, wiiEesbare
l05o a m RIFaV summer Vie and fcmngon
Ciunk Tamaqua. MshaIog CRY. maLeton Tuukh1nna1x.
%ike;baIge scranton Readog columbia Lancaster
Z For High Bridge B,-uch Scho9eTs , MonH a'
t toSS and n Man ni d In -'
4:SO D. M For sommcrviIe and tlemington1, c,.,-.
EinTa, Heading Harrisburg and the west Soaneets ~
junction for Delaware. lAcka"anna and western "A"
For FoT i 1tEr se0 G:l5 ESQ., Cas- 75 - 800
S:a5 a:5V l';3O, IG45, His l:46 4. M l|45 l. i5 2
3 S $50 7 fS tx f,S & d. 80 s5 5i il5 m
md ln5smaaa s, Hons q =; Al - 1 ~ m for Eson
ioTn IiaTrisnFs ana I ls YoI "a, 7ln 74s s SID $50
10 Ic>0 |: 5 a m ~ 2 3 $780, 1. l;3o. D. ''' 'i'
far ir ais to si d:a dant l5 r,ea
Boats Of the Brook''n ant FL" AllN max e ~not
jersey C!T.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVE
Leave Row Y orl, foot OF Liberty for He'd Bank Lone
Branch ocean Grove &c. at s:lj llaj N" l;'5 d 1l'
Stage coumections TO aud from KEYPOIT at MATAwA%
STATION 70 and from OCEANiC and tAIH l5ANEN ~
RID BANK 70 and from POINT PLEASANT at S;'A
GIFT with all trains
|REEHOID AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION.
loot Of Liberty st Tor Freehold at Bl5. ll:i5 M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York foot IiboTtys' g. t. Il Of y and
intefmscate stations.
lis D. m-ror Toms River, ylneland All stations to Bay
side AND 70 AThAASdc ons vrr yarucra Tucker
town l. r. ana rhiiadelphia
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NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD,
n -. ~ mnI.Nnk r. WHITE MnuNTALAs
pHE ERIE RAILWAY.

ii nov i tna,rn as me NEW YORK LAKE ERIE AND
u F,sTERS RAILROAD Arrangement OF trains taking
'sIs nv Cincinnati and Chlcago Day Express Drawing
ronm Goaci "a no Iunng ana SnvpcnsiOT Bridge.
m connecting with fIs trains 10 ih' West aud SOUTH
Iulmans best Dra"inF-room Sleeping CoicheS 10
IA w. tDaily Pacific Express for HE West sleeping
Coaches through 70 BuhAo NiafIrl FNs va. nnal ana
Trains leave Chamber. street Depot New'Sor6 Gr 80 ~,
Newark U4j. $40 1880 am:.ilu 40 ID WV di9I
T. M and l. mdn gilt SaIuIday nignts only sundays VIJ
m GG ~ and Passac g. 800 10, loco dhe 1920
a. m trains stops Rutherior1 IA only Oh 9unlaya'
noou l:l5 ,l. i:iO. .riu ', WV H5H ~" p H., "a
J. aidn,Gn' Gij 1870 $40 10 1920 1880 M. l2 noon,
IA - 10 ~ IN aud II midnight. sundays, D. odU' blJ'
i6g;2o !. m Ia. G:5. =. M AMI ~ mintlt g., 10
mnrhL sunday g. $780, 1920 a. IN l;4' oIo' p H. anu
y W rlpEieTp' '7:su a H.. 4:3Op.m. o. Ill.,.
Newi,nrg ava Cornwall 100. a. M, $780, $50 p M sun
d1 kSnSon T aud Vi Klngstono $50 Sundays $50
tm1sh,p G. 20. Q. 1920 r. M 80 800 1880. p H. sun.
dov- r. S.ft, ln:2O . NJ, bafl, Z !, ~ -, 40, - -
'Sianirtown 7:5u 9, l02y ~, !'D. 100 D. m san
gay o Connect MIN Osweeo Midland Iniroai
al MANI ryls 800 8 Iu2Oa H., 49, 6. =. Sundays
g IN i 20 o. 10. H. $50 and = M 1890 ,
Gais leave I'D S. quarter % ani Quarter aitrr each
L6nT rom {" go p NJ ana Al 20 anu ttat1 = III
rkr FOR V9sslgr and for apartments ~ ~ Iwlhs room Ah
elrting can De- banr ana "Iar's Tor we is
and transfer Of bag gAgt may ut ell N the pA9
Sos - .O or1,. BtO.dW1g. y. y. No @COurLoi BOOK
y OF at '1 ,, ion the arrive New York 72j
H. I4s' a5 S6 W. <. hHnorr. Genr Pa.,r Act NsUYOE.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave Eng eNuod. Cusicr PicImUn, ana NYaeG
sunGsys & q. M aud $50 p. Tho Il5O .. rlin Will
itaVe 20 minutes later saturday nchis
80. y. ABBOTT. Geul PAest AT, 'r"- Y VtA
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eitp Real Estate tor Gale.
aurtiou Sales Of Real Gstate.

~tNhAA"
A 57TH-ST., between 9Th and 6th-aves;
ae house, con- aiming extra chandesrs Miln
% Ssranee to excel any residence offered this
sPTpg; only s60'oOO
THIS MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
would also be sold the establishment was furnished
partially abrold after great persona care by the
owner there has been s1Sh % obsS Want the fSrDi
lure Thu: ropsrt. can only % seen Oy appointment VII"
v.K STEVENSON. JR.
onnces, Pnest and Gel 5th ave.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AuctiOncer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
ESTATE or ANDREW NSFe cp%nRRIqAN, DECEASED,
yiIy sGa iG mS'i between The Boulevard
Aou INV side Park G'"'
ADRIAN H. MULLER SON
THURSDAY I' %4S 4, 4 $s at iS O'CLOCK
Exchange salesroOm ~ sTOa !,Sa5 ,scessea.
1i2TH 10 iois 3oG cores. Nortn an" 0'u'" ''N' "
ict North and sOath side. between Boue
VIE hPf s North ana South between BOue
VIH lots and South sce between b0ne
Vf iieTa IN lois and gore lot South Sdc between
sixty per cent on mortgages, years at per cent
Book maps ut Office of auctioueers, EDes E99S'J
DEREMP TORY PARTITION SALE.
FIFTEEN LOTS.
RICHARD V. HARNETI Aucuoneer'
will sell at Auction.
THURSDAY, May o.. ...-,-
10 O'clock at Exchange SaleSIOOti II I,rV"u"SS
9 SsSs sn & s south 1861
100 with good 3story' brek house ~ ,,o,, ,or,evar,
Sis,st son side between 10Th ave- and Grand Boue'au'
i0Gt6 a. north SIDE feet east lothave one lot o,
137t1.st north Grand Boulevard ana i%lh-
ave. full lots. - ,. -. -. enc ry.,rn+s ho
Washington Heighls-2 choice lots on the heignoS "a
tween iesth and Fort Washington lnge TOau
AMI proposed road. rrr,,e ,prp.r
HUFFMAN YEAMA Y, esq
Attorneys. 2S7 Broadway.
Mars &c. AuciioDeer's office III Broadway basement
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W-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Highlands Long Branch, ocean Grove Bar
negat &c The favOrife Jesse HOyt Will commence
rnuing MONDAY. MAY B. $780, leaving Pier ID n. H. foot
Liberty at 800 m alp p. IN. KeluInnE leave East
Long Branch 7:2S a. l:5J y. Tickets BO0d via All
Rail IiLe" or " Bay Route" n. T. BALDWIN,
, Agent
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Giin DronerIn 90 Eel.

ITO LET-4-stOry brown stone; 2OXSS; $50
rutland d WHITING,
8 Bcekman-st.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~

BOUND BROOK KoUTE. 1850
Leave NewIOrk from station T. X r. Of Nj iootoi lad
cys; iST o Paadep9a; and At 745 g. ll5
~; 80 A. 53O 7lb. ~ D. m On sunday at S;i' H. H.
For station corner Third and Berks st. at $780, ll:l5
$50 $50 4, $50 7;i5 D. On Sunday at S:f3 m;
o Fur fTcnton Warren and e9o 7l5 o. 1I5
q IN; l;5e $780, 4, $50, TAO l2 ON sunday at s4'
III" Rsi2bnE trains WIN leave philadelphia for New York;
From station Philadelphia ana eadlnE Kai9@a corner
540 7:I5. IL p m On sunday s:5n 4 M o:So IL M ,,
Denotes Pullman cars attached On ,.., ,,o
days $50 g. o. SO Job l255 2:2O, Alb. 6;SO $40
p On Sunday-l;2O 9;I6 a. M; ~ p ~, ~. O., aud tr
GS1s9 and ERE f Depot jersey CIV
Tickes for foot u Liberty ST. NoA EJ9 2ol 4ol
Ss9 sSs and A@ne1 oacc Jews Wharf, BTooyn
YORK n ansie GOTpSoy GpodaS Express S
Application DO made at 9l4 Broad"a az ana 90
nSS.io With me He Telephone and Law Teegrsph
Il. p. BALDWIN GENERAL Passenger Agent
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck HOusatonio BaIOads-Steamers leave Cath
ans P s5 s 49, DE nv Sf st re- Ca H. aud So III
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landlng
at (west Pontl, Cornwall Hewpurg Marlboro
Milton POughkeephc Esopus come ting Win Ulster AMI
We 'BxLpWfN and TIoMXs CORNELL leave DAILY al
n In Pier "a. North River. loot Of Harrison-st
Except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves at p IN
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
~ 100 D. NJ Tor T:aston, Bethlehoni AentO~n Reading
Mauch Chunk Hazeion Mahanoy City. Ashland, Wilkes
e!sj m Nrht ESpress daily Easton. bethlehem
Allentown. ManCh CinnE, wilkesbatrs kImiIa Ithaca
West Pullman sleeping eoaGhes a,tSG 25t s,, o tr
Genera! Eastern ONCE Church and COrtlandss
CHAS. II. CUAMINOA Agent
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Gle EAST 1STH-ST.-3-StOry brick high
81 ! st0cp: IL rooms; frst-class order Apply Oh
premises after IL On Monday.
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ANNE. DEMOREST'S GRAND OPENING of
WI PARIS NOVELTIES Tor tnG summer t@ @s ON S
WIFSTiGGAy MAY5 il East l4thst Rae Scribe Paris
nd 90 everywhere
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N1RW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

N VIVFR RAILROA Recommending December b. 1879,
t,ton0i, raius will leave Grand Central Depot:
1i a. M Western and Northern Express 20 Rochester st
Montreal via Saratoga with drawing room
1850 A. m CHICAGO and Western Express Draw1ng-roon
enTs 10 C,nnandagua. Rochester and Buhio-
Hos Express Albany and Troy, with connections
IN IJilca Saratoga tilens Falls ana Rutland
4AJiO n. M Alb NY and Troy Express. 80
GO0 n M ST Express daily with siecplng cars Tor
O., Jis rnnnipr though every tho week; also sleep
inc cars Tor Buao Toledo Detroit AMI for Montreal
ceptiug SUNDAY night, via Saratoga ,.
ZOO D. No. Fast Express for Montreal Rochester and Corn
ng VIA GENEVA Sleeping Geneva Rochester and
Montreal, via It, AlbAns. ,---,-- 1900. o.,
$50 D. M Pacific Express daily win seepng cara
Rochester, Niagara faus Buno CeNo4auu ioieu DO
uG a5T Nign Express With seeng cars to Albany and
Troy -. o-o.-, 4, o or,.Aro, "a n. w.,
eos EKpTess Ofhces Parkpaee ana 100 ana Sf2 Broad
way New.YOrH. and 333 Washing t0n.hi. Btookln. -.
"~'' e. B. MEEKEh. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-02
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
. ANNOUNCEMENT.

A NN0UN CEMhNT.
The office OF the Red star Line OF Royal Belgian Man
steamers was removed YESTERDAY from No OF BfOMWB W
40 10 broadway which will be- its location fOr he next Nt,
during mich time very handsome building VIII Oe erectou
fOf the On,t y on The site of No. % BrtEldway. 1900
The Star Iine has an Acknowledged place iuon
lines running ont OF NeW.1 Olk auu NlE
recently aided fleet the two magnificent steamers
"BELGENLAND" and "RHYNLAND,"it Ii dOihg large
and steadily Increasing PASSENGER bus 81 . ,o,-
The Company building another large po"etn ~
mas out IN Jny and TO De naneu 'no
"WAESLAND." 90. , ~, uo,a,o,
The carry the United States aud Royal Belgian
rna,s weekly between and York Inc ueatS
bcinr every Saturday from the Companys PIERS III JET
sey civ.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
N DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets. Steamers leave
Pier 40 North River daily. including SUNDAYS at G:OOp m
for Now London. Boston. Worcester, &C
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamer. leave Icckslp daily (Sundlys excepted for
New.IIavcu aud 1880 D. N. connecting vi roads
NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFITLD, HOLHOkE, WHITE MOUNTAlNS'
QUEBEC. &c >tcaine.s leave rier - r. H. az D. III
rai anvc and interme.iatc I"!ns Tickets soid ana
ilrracr cicckru sli BToad"ay y y. and Courtst,
Excursion to ScW-iiavtn and Trtutn - o.