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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

TIE SOUTHERN L1FE.--Tho Southern
Life Insurance Company is still settling up
with its policy holders on 90 liberal basis !"
Tho editor of tho Orangeburg Times in.
sured in this company ten years ago, for
So 900, and after making two or three an.
nual payments dropped out, taking a paid
up policy of S24O. Last week tho editor
received postal from Memphis, tho head
quarters of the company, stating that the
assignees have declared final dividend,
and that his amount is only Sl.25, and:cou-
oluding in tho consoliDg language, that Gas
it is less than tho smallest fco charged by
us in any case, we have retained tho same
as compensation for our services" The
Times requests that Governor Colquitt
preach funeral service over tho company,
and that, "Goneral Gordon, before falling
too deop into his retirement, explain to tho
unsophistiootcd the mysterious process by
which an insurance company oan fail"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

Reports from all parts of the County
agree that tho crop of upland corn will be
complete failure, worse than tho crop of
1866 or 1869; some of tho old farmers say
that it will be less than tho crop of 1845.
Young corn, if it has been well worked,
promises good yield. The showers of
tho last two or thrcc weeks have benefited
the cotton, and We hear encouraging reports
Of its condition - Chester Rcporcr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

Frakfort on the Main, with q population
Of about 100000, is reported to bo the
richest city of its size in the world. 1t is
asserted that there arc ono hundred Frank-
fortcrs WORTH from four million dollars to
five million dollars each, aud two hundred
and fifty who are worth ono million dollars
and upward. The city is ono of the great
banking centres of tho globe. It's aggre-
gate banking capital is estimated at two
hundred million dollars--morc than one
fourth of which the Rothschilds, whose orig.
inal and parent house is there, own and
control
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

THE VALUE OF SOUTHERN FARM LANDS -Tho
recent report of tho Commissioner Of Agria
culture contains q table showing the increased
valuo of farm lands over ono year ago. The
following is tho estimate given regarding tho
Southern States,
Average valuo per acre of cleared land in
l88o;-Alaryland, $24.65 Virginia, S9.42;
North Carolina, $9.77; South Carolina, So. 81;
Georgia. $6.93; Florida, S94s; Alabama,
So SO; Mississippi, S7.8S; Louisiana. $l43G;
Texas, SS Us; Arkansas, $ll.78; Tennessee,
$500; West Virginia, 2l.05; Kentucky,
$l3SO.
Percentage Of increase in yaluc during year
in timber and cleared land Maryland O. G3;
Virginia, ID; North Carolina. ,OG; South
Carolina, Q09; Georgia, 0.l0: Florida 0.28;
Alabama. 600; Mississippi, 90; Louisiana,
09: Texas. 0.4S; Arkansas, 0.73; Tennessee,
oS7; West Virginia, 0S; kentucky, O.s2.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

Another Anti.Ducling Society has just
been organized at Turkey Greek Church,
Kershaw County, with twenty members.
The meeting was attended by number Of
men, who have gonc into the movement
10 earnest A correspondent of tho Kcr-
shaw Gazette says: "Thcy mean that they
arc going to do all in their power to SEQ
that the laws of this State, for the pcrpet-
uation of peace and good order, shall be
enforced and obeycd, and that the channels
of law shall be made tho only means of
resort to settle personal difficulties"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

A party of about seven hundred immi..
grants who were converted by Mormon
missionaries in Europe arrived at New
York City on Wednesday in charge of IN
elder and started Thursday for Ut,h by the
Pennsylvania Railroad The party is COM
posed principally of Swedos, Norwcgians
and Danes. There werc few Iinglishmcn
and English women. Upon their arrival at
Salt Lake City they will be taken care of
by the community until work is found for
them or until they find place to establish
themselves.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29
On lpst Friday e7onipg James Cochran

On lpst Friday e7enipg james Cochran
and John Cochran, two white men,
brothers, living in tho ncighborhood
of Calhoun, wero lodged iu Jail at
this place on q commitment from Trial
Justice II. N. Wright, charged with com
mitting an assault and battery with intent
to kill with deadly weapons aud attempting
to outrage Mary L. Cochran, wife of tho
accused James Cochran. We learn from
reports that it was most brutal and bar,
borous outrage, something unhoard of in
the annals of our country, and that the
parties narrowly escaped punishment at the
hands of the onragcd citizens of tho vicin..
ty.-Aadtrson Journal
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

LONDON, July 26--A Madrid dispatch
says tho total loss of life by tho earthquake
at Manila is estimated at 800, including
200 Chinamen.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29
HALL IMPROVED
G TON GIN ;;

T NOW have on hand ono Of the Improved
il Hall Solf-Feeding Cotton Gins, Feeder
and Condenser. Any party. desiring to
purchase a Cotton Gin for the coming. season
will do themselves great injustice not to call
on mo before buying. The following are
parties who are using the Hall Gin in Ander.
son and adjoining counties with perfect sue
cess. viz:
A. J, strnger, Jesse Timms. NJ. A. Cobb,
DR.. w. j. Milford II. l.. Haddon, Kpfpht &
Baentino. ,Wm. D. Sullivan, Rodgers &:
Duckworth and n. Y. II. Iiowery, Seneca
City.
The Hall Gin gives better satisfaction with
tho Feeder and Condenser attached than any
Gin manufactured. Bo sure and call aud
soc my sample before buying, and road whdt
Tu1nLrSo sfoAts. s. IT,.
HalPs s. q. Cotton Gin Co., Sing SinD, N.
II have ginned 25 bales on your Gin, and
it works finoly. Tho Feeder is doing right.
and tho roll runs smoothly and does. not
break. will give you tho weights Of eomo
bales that | havo ginned this weeE, which
AS general thing our cotton does not gin
well until November and December.
The bales of Alex. Watson;
I540 lbs. seed cotton, SD& lbs.
l276 lbs seed cotton, A6l lbs
1887 lbs. seed cotton, 4ST lbs
1858 lbs. 142I lbs.
Not quito 81 lba seed TO oas sa lint, with
weight Of bagging and Tics on bafss. Ono
balo for s. d. Glenn, 1868 lbs. seed, ono bald
432 lbs, seed cotton. Weighed iH and baloa'
weighoa out on Fairbanks scales. Respects.
fully yours, w. p. SULDIVAN:
JOHN II. PEOPLES,
Agent, Anderson. y. a.:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

PETERSBURG, VA, July 24.-CompIcte
census returns reported to day show q pop
ulation in the second supervisors district
of Virginia, twenty counties, of 406, l49,
about ono fourth Of the population of the
State. Included in the district are Pc
tersburg, population 2l,652; Lynchburg
l6,Ol2; Danyillc 7,45S; Manchester g..
0S6. Pittsylvauia County has population
of $1,000. The census shows heavy gains
in tho past ten years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

PErERsBuRd, VA, July ga large
party Of emigranis including men, women
and children, filing two coaches, arrived
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29
Special Notices.

1T IS A WE'LL KNOWN FACT among physicians
that Buohu Juniper and Parera Bravo in COM
bination aro tho best remedies in the world for
any disease of the bladder or kidneys, and that
not less than ono half of the human family,
both mao and female, suffer from arrangement
of those organs, and neglect or failure to use
proper remedies hurry many to untimely graves
Numerous combinations have been tried for
gravel brick dust deposits. Bright's disease
weakness in back and hips, produced by de-
rangcment of bladder and kidneys, but mono
with such happy results as Rankin's Extract of
disease of those organs, get q bottlc-one or
two will relieve you Prepared only by Hunt,
Rankin Lamar, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Norman
& Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

ATLANTA, GA, February /, 1870.
hlessrs Hutchinson s. Bro.-Gentlemen: |
haVo used your "Neuralginc' and have been re-
licved by it. All who suffer from neuralgia
Will do we'll to give you q CALL 1t is useless to
suiicr when we have remedy at our door.
IL. W. THOMAS,
Of Ives & Thomas, Furniture Dealer.
For sale by Norman g. Bro.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

This years. yield of tea in India is osti-.
mated at 70,oOo,0o0 pounds, nearly double
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-07-29

YAzoo CRY, Miss, July 2G.-Dr. n. F.
Williams of Mcchanicsburg, was assassInatcd
on Saturday evening when riding homo. His
horse camo homo ridercss, and search boing
made tho Doctors body was found. A nearo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Berthold Auerbach has written a new novel
wit, the tile Brgts," which to make its first
appearance as feuletOn In OF the daily papers at
The upedited letters of Peter the Great,
which are preserved In ST. Petersburgsome 5000 in
number-are be edited and published IL Is estimated
that they will Ill about fifteen volumes.
Cardinal Nina, the Papal Secretary, is caus-
ing catalogues to be compiled and printed OF oil the ar
tlstic collections in the Vatican and Lateran Palaces
I'bey Will be offered TO the general public.
Mr. Proctor's pleasant Ways in Science"
has reached another edition at r. WorhiDgton's, in
which is made uoform bO; in price and binding with
the Rough Ways Made Smooth" the newest Of Mr.
Proctor's volumes
Dr. Woolsey's new book, Communism and
Socialism" will be- Ia tie small compass OF about 800
pages comprehensive history OF the subjects Of which
IL treats Charles Seribnes sons VIII nave ~ fesdy
some tine this monih
Coventry Patmore is not the only poet, 1t
seems who Mr. Tennyson in the choice OF tha
.,orv from Boccaccio for treatment in English
Mrs Proctor the widow Of Barry Cornwall writes to
an English paper that her husband founded dramatic
scene the story as long ago as $780, ana named IL
1.-THE Falcon"
Mr.. Theodore L. De Vinne, than whom no
one nowadays knows of the art OF printing, will
have paper on woodcu Printing, Ancient and Modern
in an early number OF Scribn. Mr. DC WINES purpose
"a to show that the prevailing notions about detefora
on in this art are wrong The best days not in the
past.
yhe Atlantic for February will contain in
addition 70 its regular amount OF reading matter cup
plement giving full and authentic account OF the
Holmes breakfast with all the speeches and poems.
Tne recent destruc ton OF Houghton, Osgood Co.'s
isca Of IS In Boston will not delay the publcs
tion OF this number.
The volume of songs set to music from pub
shed writings Tennyson has had the assistance OF
NO fewer than thiryseven composers among whom are
Oouuod. List and Raj Gounod has furnished the
eating for Rng out wild BELLS" Lszt that for go
not, happy day" and Raj that for Tears idle tears
The music for .'Come into tine garden. MAUD, Is ny
n Msssenet and that for Merlins song" by Herr
Joachim.
Hinder the title Lies Arts d 10 Cour des
pspes pendant 10 xve. ct lie xvle Steele recpe 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YoRK ANp PHILADELPHIA.
1G THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEP0Ts
IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEW-IOkh.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
oN AND AFIER NovEMBER 1O. 1s70.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 10, 1879,
Express ran leave NewYork via DesbIoses and Corandt
100 $50 aud ii p. Sundays 4J0 and Ia, o 1870
rs s I Tam: leave Ncwyrk daily except Sunday at 5O
and pm TnRGimg tnCHsn wa Win M ro 9 train;
"a erev CIV aaordng speedy and direct transfer for
RetTTIine riSs leave West philadelphia l2cl 800 SA0,
= 5,5 + $50. and II IAmiIcd Express go M
Up SG 4 anh 4S b. On HeaSe 1PRadepha' VIA
camdeu " and S5oP m daily EXCEPT sunday loo,
and CCarss T d.G Az Az
IIudsost HoboEsn DEPOT Jersey CIV Emigrant Ticket
The ok transfer Company will call and check
baggage trim h9ies and residences r,purp
General Manager General Passenger Agent
THE ERIE RAILWAY. ,.vp rD,. 49,,
wEsTERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of trains taking
,oem 9.cS SG 10 % ap and Bridge
Da s. LOUIS E1PT pr tho H We gs az S aa
west. Puimans best Drawing'room sleeping Coaches to
m DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
nah Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining
oE'T pa IN. Emgrant train for the West.
Trains esys AVE. caa%DeT street Dp9 % b6 r Gro so
D. M and ~ Midnight saturday nights only. SUNDAYS 9l5
a. h m SsS and p.ssac 1s9 10 1920 ae
san s $40 g. $50 80 f 1910 SS sS % m
so rs So "a. 40 g 'Ss So 1aS 80 z aSo9
7s9 q 10 D. p and IL midnight. sunays g. $50. g:l5
10, q IN l;46. $50 T. D. M. and IL midnight
suneTn i, 700 1920 y NJ, 40 800 .. $40 p M IL
midnlghI sundays g. $780, iO'2o m' lAo o'oo p m
and ~ midnight - ,aon M
NsrSnre and cornwall 1850, 2 n $780, 4;Sop M Sun
SsDs sSI AND Kingston a3op Sundays $50
mnoshen O. 1850 o. 1929 a. M $780, $780, 43o, ..
days $50 1919 a. M S58 M $50 $50 D. N. sup.
csr. ss0 1870 A. M p m. Tine n and 4;30 p
Gay tram RSV Connect With aud osweso Midland Raj
rc PSt e Jsryi. $50 o. 1920 49, p Sundays
$50 1910 2si quarter and quarter after each
Nv a a:I5 and NJ lO1O and III: p
for passage AMI for apartments IA Drawing room
Coaches be obtained, and orders for tho
aStn ana transfer Of baxgage may DO left at the Com
keres Nos no, 4Ol B57 broadway, NJ Y; No 2
R;yy,.t BROOKLYN or at the Company 8 Dspots =, ,ox
rains the west arrive In NewYorx ~ 2S
NJ, i225 and 10 25 p GENT pass,r Art. Nev.york
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave for Fngewood Coster Pieimont and Nyack
sssa $50 m, 50 4:50, $50 $40, $3.50, 1880 p M
, 01 ea ~ and $50 D. The 1880 p train will
leave 20 minutes ster saturday S night. $50 m .,o
Nhnue' PJNo N. ABBOTT. deni Passr Agt, New.Yor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
/ GEkAT Tat NIX LINE
AND IfNIlE SIAILS MAlI. il

Train, leave New York via DesDgosses and Cortlandt
streets FerIies ne follows: go
uerrisburg West and South with Pullman
Pa ace Car attached . m. and 80 pun daily
WillamspCrt Lock Havep. p. m 800 y. CORY and
Frs ~ $50 D. IN connecting CORY for TIusyiilc Ietro-
Ie,,m Centre and The Oh Ees ions. -
baltimore Washington aud the SOUTH Limited Washington
Fxurrs o: pullman ParlOr daily, except sunday, IN a.
m; arrive Washington t;i2 y. N. Regular ut 43O aud
$50 NJ, !, and 10 y m sunday ~ D. ~. M q "a -,
7 ,uress Tor West Philadelphia 800 73n Si20 no LIN
ei) ]. $50. I, $40. O. $50 $50 aud 10 p M
Sunday $3.50 and a m, ,. u, $50, $50 and 10 y. m
kmigrant and second. class. 1880 ?. m.
Express for Philadelphia via Camden, 1880 m and p m,
except sunday. go
nj Jersey city aoing speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel 80.
ds,l@. go M $40 y. m. daiy. except Monday From
Warrington and baltimore $50 2, $50 49, 1910 p.
m sunday 80 q. Pila iClphs 35u sos, $50,
$40 1870 l:30 M 2 $3.50, 4:3O, 400 $50 s:3O ard
lOl0p Sunday $780, 6Oo, ESQ. 1910 1880 AM, $50.
l0lOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
Ctaal Notices.


SICKLES, DANIEL f., ct al.-Supreme Court,
- County OF Sew York-ABiAN = BhEK@AN pi9intlh
SfCKLES BENJAMIN J. hTENENS and j. FKhNk
BOWER, WILLIAM ENrERAAN aud JOHN BOWER
WILLIAM BOWER and CHARLES ROVER, executors,
and + REDERIKA -1ccutriX Of JOHN BOWER, deceased,
and The Mayor. Aldermen and COmmOnalty OF the lily 81
Ncw-YOrk defendants
TO the named De'endnnsYon are hereby summoned
complaint tins action and 10 serve copy Of
your answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty DAYS
after OF this exclusive OF the day OF
vice Of your failure u appear or answer udg
neDt will against by default for the relief de
mauded In the plsint-Dat.d l2h September 1879.
CHARLES ~ TALBOT Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Postoic: address, NO. Ol Lbcrtyst NewYok
City. - $500 - .
To DANIEL f. SICKLES BENJAMIN f. STEVENS
and j. FRANK BOWER WILLIAM ENTERMhN and
JOHN BOWER. WILLIAM HOWEH CHARLES HOWELL
executors. and FREDEIlIkA BOWER cNecuriX, Of JOHN
BOWER deceascdTbe for egohg summons IL served upon
pubcatOc pursuant % order OF The Hon Charles
Daniels OF the Justices OF the supreme Court The state
of dated December IL, 1919 and hcd with tue
compla Mt IN Office CLERK Of the CITY and County
York the County Court House ia the city, County
and State NcwYOTk the 18th dag OF December 1879
- Dated December 30 1879.
CHARLES n. TALBOT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
D22 laW6WN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave Scw.York, foot Ldbery-st.. C. z. H. Of n. j.
s:l5 B. m.For Farmngtac Toms River. BarnegV ana Ia
ttImeliatc stations. -, -, ~,
SIDE 4 : ID FOR ALTA NTIC cray.
400 n m-For rarnincdalo. Tons River Bamegat Tuck
crsuv n and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
Gitn properip 90 Get.

an EXOUISITELY and fully furnished
~ medium sise cling 9Th and SSthst MURRAY
ui 10 let for the Winter only also Madison ave. near
aad medium sEe French nicely ftrhsneu
for ~ months
" X STEVENSON, fl,
Pine IS East lTth.sts OF 66l bthayo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
Gedrners.


A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ FqtrOntzcd by the fedding edItor OF -
Families Schools and Colleges promptly ptoT9oi
with supcor teachers graz OF best American AMI fOI
eiqn colleges FOR circular T. COTESWORIh eiNCk-
KEN. DOMESTIC BUILDING. cor. BIoadway aud l+lhst
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN EACIlERS'
n introduces 10 colleges schools snd fanlei
superior professor principals assistants tutors and gov
CTesscs department OF Instruction goO
schOOls Cal address Miss NJ. J. 1OuNb,
American Foreign Teachers Agency, 70 Union scuafe
AN AMERICAN LADY, living in n French
~ FAM Y thoroughly acquainted with the French ian
nage position teacher either In family or ohoo
The dav routine school be- carried on In FfSnch
thornughne-s nsnrinE success COMPENSATION less
demanded by native French teachers Address ~ BOX
l5C, Tribune Uptown once, l,s3S Broeiway.
DEST teachers, American and foreign, prompt
DIV provided for families schools. colleges American school
institute 1901 -chermerhotn .tth
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Latin, Greek.
French Engsh Is years experience testmen!as nom
Messrs Robert bonner A. X. Wemote the Hon r. A. Conk
ling Address TEACHER Boz 20 Tribune once
VNEACHERS supplied to schools and families
i without charge Mis-. FLORENCE FITCH. EDUCA-
TIONAL BU REAU 80 UniOn-squsfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA Me-
~ LINE.
MOUND HR,nIinK ROUTE.

~ - y ~ Ei)DN -
FOR TRENTON AID PHILADELPHIA ,,
Leave New York from station c. r. r. Of v loot OF lad
For sutton corner Ninth and Grecnss at 80 900 lip
l3n 1905 $780, 7:lj Il IN. Ga sundays NJ o;f'
For station corner Third and Berksst $3.50. 900 ll5
q m go, 80, 400, $780, 40 p m oh SUNNY AZ o'
Far enou Warren and TuckerstS C3) 7ij, 900 l15
A. m; i}0 $40 I:DO. 49,, 40 II f. ~ on sunday oiO
a. n 20 22 viii leave rhadsPnia ior EewYqTk
or ersts az 0.. $50 NJ. l2:l0 lU' 300 $40 1lj,
u on sunia 1T 80 a. ri ad y P in 100 1925
go. G'46. ii5 p N on sunday At s:25 m; i:3op ~
FROM saqa and 5 20 ,s g1scPf NOS s5
6'y ~ 's 9 . S VI, a. nj 6i5 p m
r CGrR R, !, a @a@ r r pcTot al jersey Gy
sale q foot OF be GiS y S and 4G court g1t
A.. and Annex Once, Jewels Wharf brooklyn o.,,,..
an ccs from Roei Of residence 70 destination Az
2g2n can and ca %rg ieof5a and these Offices ia
connection with the BEL r9L5 a CIV cn PASS Agent
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
miuck and uogs2,ouie steamers leaye cath
Fare lover than By any other routh
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. 49,,
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAiNS Ms. 81,
d 16'y m for EasoS BitSchen Allentown, HSadns
Mauch Chunk. Hazle,ou. Mahauoy dy, Ashland. Wilkes
OE Isn,' N nE EfPresS daily Bethlehem
5imsyS AnbaTn Rocbes;;r BGfio Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping hc a!t IYF supt and Fngr
General Eastern once corner GhrTss and G3rtlane IT'S
NORWICH LINE 10 BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets steamers leave
Pier 40 North River daily inclulIn- sundays AZ Ajup W.
for NcW London. EostOu, worcester, sc.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILROA COmmcncing Dec X, 1872
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot: . 80
and Yoi,es EzPes; ;. to me 9G6 aS ca 81
lO5Oa M, Chicago and Western lXpre'.. ErawingT00m
cars % CA andaigua Rochester and Buffalo 49,, -
I3 A. M Express Albany and Troy Win conneeIlons
10 Utica saratoga. Clcls Fails and Rutland
90 .. No.. Albany and Troy Express 49, ,, 49, -
ono H. M II Louis Express, daily. with sleeping cars ~
81 I0us running the week also sleep
ing ears for Buffalo Toledo Detroit and Tor Montreal eS
ccptlng SUNDAY night, VIA Saratoga. -,-.,- ..t ,o.,
4; ~ NJ Fast EXPIRES, Montreal Rochester anu oOtn
ing via sleeping 10 Geneva hoohoSte' ai
$40 D. M Pscino Express. daily. with sleeping cara 10
syracuse. Rochester. Niagara iaii~ bu'i"' ''''" ~
ledo, Deioft and Chicago ..rs 20 ,lh,,,
il 90 T. M. Night EApfcas' "l'A hosp'"B '"'' " "'
and Troy =, -, -. ~. an, 1fQ proaiwar AMI NJ
u",co,,. xprcss Oficoa Psrkpaco, and 40 ana v42
m''',p,'n l. S3B Wa-hngtOnst, BroUAlyn.
D'o'u""p' 49, C. T.. MEEKER, Gcue;al Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
Gicamboais ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D New.York from foot Of Desbrosses anu No'S
500 a. M Washington, P;sburg, Columbus Cncnnat'
Indianapolis. Chicago aud the West R,chmon1 Nopr
south. Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Ne"uiN'
oD n op and the West Pullman from
necons for Ptsburg Cincinnati Inqianapos 10 rncn
iooo M daily WASHINGTON The South and wGst Pull
man eepers New-York 10 Baltimore and Washngton
making for Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
L. 1on LS Pnman cars rom baltimore to cncn
natl connects Washington win trains for LynchDurg
For through tickets Please compauys once 49,
Broadway New or ana at ticket otce foot OF Cort@ha'
Ta1 TRIP 'TicKETs To KANSAS NFBRAsKA
AND COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station Oo9 foot Gi eyS' % fcot q
$50 q. m.-For Fcmiirton Easton, Belvidere, Mauch
CHUNG Ianaqua, wiikesbarre Emira. &c connects ~
s'I5 m~For HeR Bridge Rrauch Easton; Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua- WiikesOarfe scranton "'''''
1890 a m. and 4sO D. m-For somsrvillc and Fiemngton
wilsesbarre scranton Tunkhannock Tamaqua HaHe''oh
400 m-tor High Bridge Branch Eas'oh' be'lueio "D
$40 p NJ daily.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Emra, &c. Connects at Junction for d.. L. and '" H. H.
FOR trains to local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAGNs-Leaye at $40 m. ~ y. M for honnh
Allentown Reading and Harrisburg oouo,
Bols Of the Brooklyn and lTie Annex make ono
tlty to ana from Brooklyn and Eie DepO
Jersey City.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ New york. foot Of Liberty ST for PrIn eScy
age don a. , 10 and % KYPoRr Matawan sta
ton.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK, RAILWAY
4 Connection. Leave foot Of Lbertyst. lot tleehoiu a
S:lJ, li:i5 fn,i JlJ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, Jan. 3, 1880
The following sales were held at the Elk
change salesroom today ,,
BIZ YIN. Rennenh o..,
house with lot No ~ Carmne-st 100 II OF o ooo
Bleecker-st lot 25xlO0 Jno Wendei. -..'''''-SO'O
BIZ John It. Boyd. -.
plot of Grandave, cor Of Buchanan'p"ce 500
West Farms i0Ox20J: Jane KeenaD '''''..--.''- WV