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South Bound.
Mail. EXPRESS

Mail, Southwark. connects at Goydonsvills
with Cbas. q Ohio K. T., East and West A;
Lynch burg, connects With Atlantic, Mss. Il
OHIO j. H., through Southwest Virgins, 10
and Texas-and at Dsnville with Richmnal i
Danville Is. Is to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects a. Qorlons7ir.
to sli points on Ches. Il Ohio K j.
MlXkD TRAINS for Main Line leave A.,
e1sndria daily, except Sunday. GO y. m. .ai
II 10 noon. and returning srriyc ~ hlcxsnts;a
ii 10 y. m. and : 81 p. NJ.
For MANASSAS LINE leave .Tastinr,o.
10 8. N. and Alexandria : SIS C. m, daily
except Sunday, arrive ut Strasburg St j. - nm.
connecting with the Valley Road East sa,i
West. Leave Strsshurg ~ p, III, arriving "
Alexandria Rt & 40 D. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
ISlON leaves Alexandria Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday, At 9 GO 8. H., and returns mrr
dsy, Wednesday and Friday, at IS D. IN.
For Mlddleburg, daily connection ~ ri.,,s
station.
For Urpetviile, regular connection ST pel,
For WARRENToN, lesvo Washington :;
7 10 s. Il.
All trains mSko good connections, 1t W,sf.
ington, TO and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington :!
10 q. m. running through without cnsnsr
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 20
with extra charge only SE.O0, through L.
Dsnvile.
Excursion tickle to Jack sonvillc, Flori,..
good to return until Msy 18th, 1887 on ssr y,
" asninglon. Alsxsn1ris. Unsrl".lnspilo IL =
LrnchburE.
Through tickets very low to tho S;outa sa1
Southwest.
rovs }. ii. BROAUUS, H.T.a.
1880 GREAT 1856
TO TIE NORTH, WEST 8 SCUTaWEs:
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL nails, SPLENDID GG&NaHy
.kAGNlFlCENT NGUpMENI
January &, 1880
Trains leave Washington from d0poi OF RkI,
TlMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, Cor
ner Of Sixth and j SIT aets, as follows:
For Philadelphia, Kew York and tho Eas. s ~
Am. and l.5U y. N. daily, except Sunday. mi
9.45 =. nj. daily, with Palace Cars. lam
Am. daily, excep. Sunday For PhlsdclrG.
~ am, except Sunday, snd b.30 p. M daily.
For plttsburg End the W est III. 10 T. m daily, WI.
Parlor Cars 10 Fitt8burg; 1.dO y. m. c.IiY
with Palace Gar 10 Chicago.
For Csnandaigua and tho North, GOO H. II,
except Sunday and 80 p NJ. daily, e1ccpt
For Watkins, l0.4O y. IL. daily eScuyt San.
dag.
For Baltimore, 6 W, $40. $50 and 1910 n. H.:
1;3o, 10, Az, 0.3u, ~ and 945 p. H.
On Sunday, 1910 a. H.; $50, T.s0 and ga
p. m.
For popos Crock Line, CO'n. m. and 4 % p. IN.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, s III 4 III. and 1 ~ n. m dallr
except Sunday.
Local TRAINS.
For Alexandria Ii, and II II. M, ard ~
625, = add | ~ y. II. Sunday NJ :, . and ii
q. IN. and D. H.
Trains leave Ale;sadris for Washington, Goa
s.U md III 3. Ia, aud s, s, and p. III. srh
II night.
On Sunday ut 500 and IL s. H. and and o.
p. IN.
ThkOUGH TEhIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Eichmund, will losve Ais,au-
dria at 20 a. M. daily and s 50 p. m. daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can ba procurai
pr'n@ipa! railroad s.s:ions and ticket o;iico.
Southeast. l.. /. FARMER,
Goal Passenger Agcn!
FRh NIX THOMSON
Hnu&rsi Man@gGr nov2l
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kNDr Of FEE ESEE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard
Friday, at so o'clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. IN.
Fare, Grst class, s.; round trip So.
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FDR POTOMACR RIVER

STEAMER JOE.T ~. 7,MO.nI.sOyy-
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-.
UHDAl at 7.SO a. nj /; returning on alternate
days.
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The steamers Of this company make connee.
lions ut Norfolk for Boston and all points East:
at Now York with all points West and North.
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
RAllroai aud Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Throua rates given and freight handled care
fully ard promptly. For further information
apply 10 IA. REED. spont
Jtnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, prceid Mt.
Office under NaIl. Metrop. Bank,
e'p -" Washington, ID q.
LII - chfDs's f sTE - LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER PRov1-
nENCE AND BOSTON
SleamerS losye Alexandra EVERY T1TFs-
pa and lsave Philadelphia EVEHYSAT-
UhDAX. oAA-
T:ie line connects 8. Alexandris with .hoo
q q q. and ~ & o. L. Rs. enc at PbiIad oi'
phia with C!yds's regular Slssmshins for I'LL
htvcr Providence and Boston. OIL
reight Forwarded with promntness md nam
free Of commissions. y
NO charge FOR :ransfor In Philsde,nhia and
o wharfage IN Boston. Chick time. Frenneni
uspHIturda Thr"ngh rates and through Bills
!" 'e"'hE glG"h. Insurance ct tho lowest rstes
Agents:
+. &. REED, Alexandria.
WM. Z CLYDE s. 90. Ph,IsdeI,tis
.,ot HSoN &c CO., Wash. s. Georgrn
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1853 l.a.!5:5g2~:s f%.@.

{: > OIL = 7. TX 81
q G'A.E Orb i.NvhGGUN--f53 kIE;: 3Y'.
,3!.iI o&;ihi; Tril assor;nI stock G!
NEi.'. !'i.;'~i;}5. NlMUV{, EHsuE,
IOhHiGF& GN>n mi whtSE!.S %!k ::
PiC,tU hyo md nII::jEE. T.A +! H.: :ra.i
t"e bcs. l1anulG"..I5cs sud ic.DC-tars at ,Is
newest ana Iaost rocU.a5 designs
i!c inlonts hv faithful hituH;ill 20 tbs Es7.,s
81 his customers and "a! do.!!ne 70 morit r.
sEsro Of tdcir Patronage ur,
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TEE FIRM OF WASHINGTON & BRO,
& OF which WAS member, hsving boon dis
solved, l will continue the CONFESSION
bUSl Kiss and furnish GRAIN SACKS IS
horelo!oro. SollcitlnG continuance of the pat
ronsgo OF the late firm, guarantee prompt Sales
and rotu7as for all grain hnd produce Consigned
TO mo.
jan 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON, Agt
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EAEABDAEEs

Ky T., VIR9. MIDLAND & &. s. KE
W. JOHN 3. BARBOUR, Recs;yc,
On and after SUNDAY March I, 1850, r..
sengsr trains will run as follows:
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Gs,rAst'EN EisS7sFI'S.

fSHl& IAKTNEKSHlP heretofore exiting
= bc:w2on WASHINGTON 81 BIO. ls his
day dissolved hy mutual consent.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
K. j. WASuINGTON.
January 18th 1850
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Inland &Scaboard CoastingC Co.
NlATEE ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC.
ING OCTOBER Isl. 1879.
'amors Of this line will run As follows
FOR NORFOLK,

CoInectlng with Merchants and Miners Line
fer Boston, steamer
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EVERY FRIDAY, At - NJ; and returning
leave Now York, from pior Al, East river, EV-
EEG SATURDAY, at a O. clock p. NJ.
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STMAMEEs.
STMANERs.
$50 POTOMAC oOn
1CCO STEAMBOAT GO. i OSO
Steamer


GEORGE LIE A r Y
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, AND NORFOLK
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning.
On snd after Monday. March 10th, 1850 tho
stesmer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
Commander, will resume her route between the
SD ove ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf everv
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, at & D. NJ,
Ind every SATURDAY at g. p. m.
From NORFOLK, Campbelps wbsrf every
4 p. m.
Arriving at either port early NJ Il morning.
During the past winter the Lesry has been
Thorough ly over hanled, newly painted, carpet
ed, upholstered and pu: in nice oder. Hor
owners pledge the public cleanliness, "A first class
.no'o ana courtesy and ATTENTION from The officers
and Servants of the boat Tickets, rates, lufor-
nation, state rooms &c, furnished By
e, +. 3. HO0E, sgt., Alexa Va.
T. +. DODD. Agt., Wash, d. G. nh 9-ti
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~ssshss .AHGs .:isas,.


G .OhL
~ .,,s.
we inv'.a tho attention Of dealers and CON
Sun"rs TO our largo stock of CAREFULLY
IEE Ahhu COAL of tho following varieties:
GORBEkRY and
r,u1,,, , SHAMONIN RED ASE.
TAiGE ash (froe burning and hardI n
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
also q EOkG ES GREEK, CUMBERT,aNn
sna HhN VIVA SPLINT, from West Va
ho a HIm Eosi sspecsty, We aim to keep only
Storage Yards. zach variety is kept ssnarat k'
snd Is especially prepared for family use.
g, dards loored, End all Coal sent out WE'LL
SSG 81 ISd AND FREE FROM IMPURI.
Dealers, families, public institutions and mon
ufnclorles supplied al lowest market rsta-Hna,
to9 OF Eau lbs: T. j. MEHAFFEY q co.
ieb Wharf and Yards foot OF Oueen a.
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FOss NEW YORK.

STEELE EEsS r.. G.. KING iIFAIyD .yOayr
GERSR-f.
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To moCt sI! Inc demands Iron it in an o&cnc-
tional gear. tho GaHaLta win DO made WASH
lNGTUH nd RICHMOND NNWSpAPER,
as we'll rs al ALEXANDRIA JOURNAL.
Tho Richmond aid Washington Rows Of the
past year Las loft lits,o 10 improve, but yc!
greater effort viii Lo I.iAGo to insure hhsc'uto
perfection in these 4cpar.mcnls.
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1t furhi=he' tha EcIs telcsrsms OF tho Few
York Asaoc,t"d Eress AID If Reuters Euro
pesr nrarc?, being, with Int tso EXCEPTIONS
The Only lsl'rr be,roga G,!;i:,rre ans H,ch-
n:CaI chat 10 has co0rc,ssi v;si :.,= .sasa
f.aHLa.5s - &c g@;'.... i..sa.
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SWlSS PROCESS, Cameron Mills, Wonger
~ and Bridgewater Flour, for sale OF
j. 9. M1LBURN'S,
jams 10 n. Royal st.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
" Y. INNING srooR ExCHAyGE SALES
RID CALI--2:30 p. VI.
FRIDAY. in. Or. ".


The volume Of business done in stocis to-day was
about the same as that of Yesterday, amounting TO
296.S71 shares. Prices made an early recovery
from the late decline OF last evening, after which
the market exhibited little life until movement
was DEVELOPED in Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western and Lake Shore. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western was sharply advanced from si3I 20
S77s, dragging Delaware and Hudson after II up
3 per cent TO 7S and Lake Shore f.Om 99Ss 20
1Ol Each Of these movements seems to be directed
against Inc "short" interest existing In The stocks
named, which was sad 10 be large tais morning
There was some talk about the Lake Shore earnings
for December amounting 10 more than thc estimate.
and il was suggested that the company had made a
satisfactory traffic arrangement with the Wabash
sys ten. For the talk and the suggestion, however
there seems to be no better foundation than that Of
imagination. For the advance in the prices of tho
coal stocks it was not deemed necessary 10 furnish
any reasons, aud their prices were pushed
Central was bonehted by the advance in
Lake Shore. The granger stocks were qnet, anu
made little or no advance on Yesterday prizes.
Kansas Pacific made further advance OF s to 80,
closing at 90. 9l2 per cent higher ihan Union Ia
cifc The st. Louis and San Francisco shares again
were weak and declined despite the strength OF the
general market. The telegraph stocks were dnll.
Western Union gained Ss per cent on the days
transactions. Pacific Mail was strong rising to
The final changes from the last prices Yesterday
are as follows: Advancos-Nogthwest. HANNIBAL
and St. Joseph Louisville aud Nashville, Mobile
ard Ohio. Central and Hudson, Northern Pacific
OHIO and Mississippi preferred. Wabash pr rferTed
and American Express, each l. Albany and sus;
Guehanna. c.. c. and l. C., Rock Island, II. Panl
preferred Houston and Texas, Manhattan Elevated
Marietta and Cincinnati first preferred, Michigan
Central, Erie and Wabash, each u Western UnOn
30 Marietta and Cincinnati second preferred. Read
mg and Union Pacific, each l. Iron Mountain and
Pacific Mail, each d; Alton and leIre hauie.
Chicago and Alton. Hannibal and -. Joseph pre-
ferred and Nashville, Chattanooga and II. Louis
each |: Lake Shore and New-Jersey Central, leach ls
Alton and 1crre Haute preferred and Ind. Cin
and Lafayette, each 1l2; Louisville and Nashville
15s; Morris and Essex. 2; Chicago. -. LOUIS and
New-Orleans, 2l2; Delaware and Hudson and
Kansas Pacific each 3; and Delaware. Lachawanna
and Western, 3ls per cent. Dechnes-Chesapeake
and Ohio first preferred and New FORK Elevated,
each ls; Canada Southern, Cleveland and flt1s-
burg and ST. Paul and Sioux City preferred each
II; Chesapeake and Ono and ILLINOIS Central each
s.; Chicago. burlington aud Quincy and Chicago, ST.
Paul and Minneapolis. each l. st. Louis and san
Francisco common and preferred and Wells, Fargo
g. Co., each 81; and c., Z. &. and |. aud Adams EA-
press, each per cent
nINGE raE STOCK MARSEL
Asrepsuss ~ ne Gotd and Stoct TsisOr<Dt coTsrnr
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
CTppFur COIrRT CITY AND COUNJ.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF W-YOEK.-Minnie Nagcl Charles Nagel and
Lizzie MacEyoy. against Frederick Benharit Wcndt
sole surviving executor anl trustee Of thc last Will tsa
mrut Of David ~ PcyLer deceased aud individually = E
Minna Wcudt, hs wife (2g Charles kOhsaat 90; John
Kohlsaat Mrs. John Kohlsaa' hA wiz (ji Annie KO
Faat ) Bertha Scheer (7, and earn >cher her husband
D ida sophia Nagc C Mary NcerhOf tOl and otto Nc"r
lo her husband ui); Laura kencr' N2)l Augufe
kagrl sometimes called Maria Nacc 6) Frederick Pey
ser Il g. and Molly PeYsoI, his wife 40; Snund VI. Pcysor
1sD aud Teresa leyscr. his wife (i9 DOr0hca pcysrr
widow NJ. Peyser (2OE John F. Pcyser i2l) Emil
T. Peysrr (22) Henry NJ Pcyscr l23 David NJ reys-r "a
i,Osaie Pcyser his wife 2jG Eugene Pe} .0 Han
nan Pryser i27l Washington Irving Pey-er 2N Juliet
Crncauef t2 Henry CrRcauer her husband 30 Kpsc
Ivoy t33l. SummOnH-TO the ovenamed defendants: 4:
Yol are hereby summoned e. answer tn complaint
act and Oi yuur answer oI Tie W ntia
Orurys within DAYS aer Tie service ~ this 5uunOu
tie day Of service and ia Ci-o 0i failure
nppear answer Judgment w be- taken against BY
fault the rc DE- mahded III the complaint Dated Sop!
tembeT 1879 49, .... 49,
G0 WaLst.. Sew-N0fk. Post Ohice address NewNork
the defendants Laura Kcmrfs Auguste sears william
II. Sears Pcyser DOrothoa Peyzer David ~ Pcyser
ROsae Pcyscr juliet CIacluc Henry Crasau' Rosc Kan
ter Franz Zcysing and ANNE Kohl aat The
iH served upon you bY pu!i'lton psuai
Of tho Hon. Abraham r. Lawrence Justice nf
the Supreme Court Gf the rtae OF htwl ork dated the gth
day Of November 1879 and nod with the complaint ia the
Office Of the Clerk ~ the Cy County O New York at the
Court HoUse in the said Cy and County 0f NewYork.
Dated December .. 1879.
Ncw-YOrk City.
q
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
For Both Sexes-CitT.

AN. .KINDERGARrEN NORMAL SCHOOL;
"a 30 East 1tl.st.; l. NJ COE. PT1n-NcW classes VIII
bccin after the holidays. lessons thorough ana pacuV9
GARDNER INSTITUTE, COS Filth-aVenuGG
N -oarding and Day school for Young LADIES ana Cl
dren. The Dr. and Mrs. C. H. GAkDNE IlihSlAS.
NEISS REYNOLDS (eieht years a teacher
NR N Miss Iaues SchooD EDcsh and French SCHOOL, No
West l7th 81 second term. February L.
CTFRN'S SCHOOL of LANGUAGES, 800
- Mausonayt 42dst Tho following new classc are
forming daily from $3.50 to 1880; Scner CI9 ssts w"
week classes for conversation twice "Wednesday piaccal
oCItiOn "Wednesday afternoon taust IasS'
~ : NJ. STERN. Director
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Ecqal Notices.

CUPERIOR COURT Of the CITY of NEW
- YORK.-HENRl a. CRAM and GL3kGt II. MOORE
Of ami Irus0rs under the last viii and tSa-
m,nt Of OE EGE CLAKENCE CRAM. deceased, plaintiffs.
against MARIE SCHMITI and a. Gl II StHMlIt g..
CHARLES EIMOkI. SOPHIE FlElStuNAN and
CIAhLES KOKN, deendants-summons.-f the above
named defendants ana each Of them; You hereby
summoned answer the complaint In this artop. and
10 copy your the painns attorney with
In alter the service Of this summons.
the day Of seyice and case of your failure appear
answer Judgment will De taken against hy default
the relief demanded IN the complaint dated october 20
1879. II. :. DRAM, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office address Go Wal York
TO the defendants charles EmOsc sophie Ieiscmau ami
Charles KOrn.
The foregoing summons Ia served upon you by publication
pur.Uant OalDI OF Don Johu ScdR1i,k ~ The Ju
tCcs o the superior dated 9th dag OF AOvcmbc 1873
and fled with the aut In the Ofcc Of The Clerk ~ ti,
The County Court House In the CITY OF cw York
Dated Nev-YOfk, Nov. o 1879.
II. :. CRAM. Airy ior Pms, % Wall.st. y. y. city
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Nem pub!itarons.
MACMILLAN g. CO.'S
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOW READY.
CHEAP EDITION OF The
MEMOIR
CATHARINE AND CRAUFURD TAFT,

CATHARINE AND CRAUFURD TAFT,
wife and son Of Archibald Campbell Archbishop Of Canter
bury Edited the request of the Archbishop by the Rev
VIM BENHAM, b. D., one Of the preachers Of Canter
vol l2mo 81 IS.
No one can read 1t without feeling that Mrs TAFT
remarkable woman The Archbishop docs not dwell much
upon her character tells simple story Of what she
did her unweared every good but these
quiet annals reveal plainly enough the sincerity of her pur
pose Of her devOtOnThe Churchman
The Memoir Of Caiharine and Craufurd TAFT IS iies
history should its place in every house lesson
not only submission and faith but also OF the still
virtues Christian charity and oleraOn Literary Wold
Catharue and Crauurd TAFT book which value. As
simple glance tie life OF gifted mother md son. 1t would
repay peIusal.-tThe CongIogaionaist
This volume can scarcely fail TO be read widely and with
deep interest America will not be behind the old
try in appreciation touching memorial 1t is d
cult 10 put down the volume when taken hand stu
more difficult get through it without emot!onl London
Times.
FOR THE sUNDAY.SCHOOL AND HOME.
CHILDREN'S TREASURY OF BIBLE STORIES
Part I-OLD TESTAMENT
Part tII-NEW TESTAMENT.
BY Mrs HERMAN GAsKOIN,
Edited, with Preface, by the Rev. @. +. MACLEAR D. D.
lSmo Each 30 cents.
Throughout speaks wise ana we'll instructed mother
would lovingly speak children. 1t nrulay
from teaching IS worth reading grown
folks -lsunday School Times.
MACMILLAN g. CO.,
Bond Street New.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
1G THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOT
IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN NEW-YOkK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON IN AFIER NOVEMnER lO, IS70.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 10, 1879,
Express Trains leave DcsbTosscs and COrandt
Streets Ferries. NJ follows;
43S 7sO $40 40 iimte u =. !, $780, a. $40 8. 6,
7O $50 and lO y. Sundays, A5O and A. o. g. 1880,
8:3 aud 10 p.
Express Trains leave New York daily except Sunday at $50
and running through via Trenton and Camden.
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
City. anOrding speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel.
Returning trains West philadelphia 1901 800. 3i5
T. 7:56 2. $50 and II Limited Express, 1880 D. No.
1.45. 2, l. b:3O T. and 1;5 on Sundg, l2:ul, 32n
3i46 s. $50 n M. 4. 1855 Leave Phiadeiphia Via
Camden q a. m. ana 3:50p m. daily, except Sunday.
cket Onicef ga IJroadway
Cortandt Cuiftst ruOkly
mex Depot Of Fulton BrOokyn NOS H. ll6 aud l9
HudsOns, HoboKen Depot, Jersey CITY Emigrans Ticket
Oftce Battery plnce.
The York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baRqn 90 from hotels nd residences.
FHANK THOMSON. l. 7. FARMER,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
AuStrnCilpn.
For Young Ladios-City

SUBURBAN SEMINARY for Young Ladies'
- rcs,onayr and lGIthst Beautiful situations thorough
instruction; moderate prices Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON,
Principal.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

Leave Ncw-York foot Lbory.-'. g. T.. r. Of =. j. ,
s:lj a Nor Farming tale Toms River. Barncst ahi IN
ttrGeliatc stations. n
For toms itNtr Eineahd, All stat ms to bV
Side ID FOR ATLANTIC T. IlG.
400 d m -for niu gdal' Toms River Barnesat Tuck'
n-I p.llaNrluAlA
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10

Art Schools New York City.
1FRS, LOUISA b. CULVER

win receive pupils painting Candacape flowers sh lie
china and dccoation athcT studio THE Bella NO 4e Last
26thst conner 4th-ave. beginning October l.
References MI II. Huuurct N, MI william 1iatl MI
James M. Hart. Nj. \. /. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Glramboats an0 Railroa0s.

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-FaTe, 81.
~ Steamers leave Pecksip daily SundGys eXceptod) for
New Haven at $ aud IL p NJ. connecting with roads.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers
Pier 40 North River daily, nciuiing sundays 4.3O
for New lOncon. Boston, Worcester, &c.
GE TO BOSTON
QD VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SrONINGION LINE.
The elegant steamers MAsSACHL SETS and RHODE
lSLA leave Pier SO NOtn Iuver Of Jay
y. H., daily EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
epecisl rstcias- limited tickets good only FOR the trip for
which they issued Doth boat anu irl specified the
face Of each ticket sold m line from YORK to Bestou
Tor 81.
and tickets Nos. $685. 397 7s5
a<2 broadway at Netropoltn and Fifth Avenue Hotels
NewYOrk and 1913 Washin gton Brooklyn. Tickets
sold nl principal uckeoices
Westcott Express
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Galaea leave Pier 20, North River
foot OF Warrenstl daily, except sundays at no.. for
Providence direct either line taken rates
l.. w. FILKIss, D. B. BABC0CK.
Gen. .Pass.Agent President
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Ocean Cleaners.
---.--~---'--- - - - =
A MERICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE. ..,.,,,uoo,
n FOR QUEENS TOWN AND LIVERPOOL. -- .
only Transatlantic Lane uudor the AMERlCAN Fi;A6
sailing every Thursday Philadelphia, and every "ed
I3iiD Give WEDN EsDAY, Jan II, 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
RAILROAD.
/ GREAT TRl NIX LINE
NlHE ERIE RAILWAY,

| now known 90 the NETWORK. LAKE ERIE aud
wEsfEh% EAlLRo1D Arrangement Of trains taxing
oo a. ta.ccs ~. Tn Rnaio and sGscnson Brdgc
pa fSI & IT, oqi' i,ia, G1I'i o the WSt AMI nj so
wet Iuinaus best Drawngro'm sleeping Coaches to
n99' 9e Dml4 rseiae EIPrcas for tho W.T. s sGceoas
ta and Chicago without change also Hotel Dnns cars to
V4'T"fS. = pa @ furrant train for tho West.
EnwapA g. H. $40 1880 a. m: $40 4:2O, $50 G.l0 7:sJ
T. NJ and - mldn ght saturday nights only SUNDAYS 0:l5
Il ~HaSso @ ra,,aG 53} p TO- d6; S2o on m Gn0
!" noon ii5 s. $50 iO 5lo. 6Sn $40, $50, 10 p. M.
i2 m.galsnt;g 1"niay' d. $50 lOO 4" n' i'io $50 p n
ana i,iIeIo & i5 75C SO TO- 1920 1880 m u noon
I.i5 s. 's'iG $50 40 aao q 3lo 52o 1:Jo Gl6 eio
$50 lOp ~ ana i mI"ig ad SGnS5 GGnS t. $780, @lo
snnr9 s3 io'19 a 6 % ia5 5s, SSo a o. gio P B. % ~
WaITgS' nr nG 1o corn% al 75o M $780, l5Op sun
ays & S2 a; an a. Kingston m. $3.50 m. Sundays s3Oa
m;;o.hen g. 7:JO o. 1920 $780, $3.50, 1870, Sun.
days T. 9S lg-S 20 " ~ I 1875 m 1aO 4:3o D. m. Sun
lS Win HI Ss% Sew dk & % and oswcso m Mnd ala d5S R. +
r"pd a' sr M'i. go o. 1920 M i3O G. p m Sundays.
40 iG'1, "A. M H. 900 aud ?. M. ,,, an , -,
bo tom 6:iJ 10 80 G N ana & t ~ 10 10 ana ma IL 40 p ~
ckes ana 's % %5nc and orders oT T02S ta
choes9Eo oee. an. Nc. lI@u S Gal OF 95 oSay r. S No.
tga!s. from West arrive in NcwYorK at 1875
M l2:25 Ara ~ A.lS0rr GEM pass'r As, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Nm leave Tor EngcwOOd Coster piem0nt and Nyaat
= I'm O. so A M l. s. 400. 6:30 $40, $50 1880 D. m.
t1,ys q A. ~ ard ESQ Tho 1880 D. m. train will
i,ayr 10 minutes .atcr saturday nights. ,-o
Inv Snriug Valley aud MOnsey. 7, $50 45O
Nsh"e' 'fJNo. n. ABBOTT Genl fassr A!t, NewYork
V'O PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BFTWEtN
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
10 THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; . DEPOTS
IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN NEW-YOEK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MO5I IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-10
Tor Both sexes-BroOklyn.

NyRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
her lessons in music and foreign languages; especial At
tenioa paid 10 pupils backward IN English DihcLe- Vi
appy 10 CutOL-st south biOOAlh