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likely to affect the market price Of this
stock, we learn that tie Board Of Directors
of the Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph Company To-
day adopted the recommendations Of the Executive
Committee in favor of important extensions OF the
Company's wires The extensions, as weunderstaIid,
include line from Washington through Rich
mond, Raleigh, Charleston, Augusta. ho.dic, and
New-Orleans. to Galveston, Texas. Another from
New-tJrleans via Vicksbrg, Memphis, Nashville
and Louisville 10 Cincinnati. Also from Cincinnati
through indianapolis, Terre Hautc, &c, TO 81.
Louis; also from Albany to Springfield, Northamp-
ton. &C. to Greenfield thus connecting the Com
pany's New-Eng gland lines directly with tile west
Likewise u line from Rye Beach to Portland, and
another from Fall River to New-Bcdi0id. IL Is
further stated that the work these lines VIII y
pushed forward as RAPIDLY rs possible, and that tHey
will be finished during the coming Summer. We near
also from very good authority that
in the day rates Of the Atlantic and Pacific VIII DE
made within a few days. Whatever effect these re-
ductious may have upon the profits of the companies
concerned the pubic will not object to the cheapel-
ing of telegraphic communication. The stock OF the
Atlantic and Pacific advanced to-day from - to ~
and closed at 1912. The coal roads came in for ther
full share of the improvement, Del, Lack ana
Western selling up TO 107 and jersey Cehtem
10 81, closing however, at fractional decilne'
The stocks of both of these companies continue
in demand to borrow, and are worth
slight premium. In the remainder OF the Isl
there was nothing Of special interest which Will NOT
be found in our usual table of highest, lowest &c.'
aud the official list Of sales At the close the al
vances from yesterdays final quotations were IN
Erie. Rock Island and st. Paul Preferred each 4
per cent Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred
Northwestern and Western Union, each % Nofth-
Western Preferred and ST. Paul Common, each y;
Lake Shore, 81; Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern and Michigan Central, each IS; n. j. Central
Pacific Mail, 1l2. and Atlantic and Pacific Ieie-
graph, 13t per cent. Ohio aud Missis'ipp declined
L A.: Producers Petroleum and Wabash, each ., ana
Illinois Central l per cent. The market closed
ouiet aud firm. The following table shows the
RANCE or THE gAENET.
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me oiosl'h q"o'h''oI' Vi i'ieieh oA'"'ns' "io
as follows:

Offerings of money were very free and abundant,
a result Of the largo influx of currency during the
last week, as reflected in the bank return of last
Saturday While to a certain class of borrowers the
rate in demand on pledge of the ordinary Stock Ex-
change collateral was per cent, Others We're
accommodated at Big and g. To Government bond
dealers the rule was Dig aud 3. Capitalists found
no little difficulty in placing round amounts at
times to-day at the current quotations There is
nothing 10 note in any way interesting of CONNER
cal paper prime grades finding sale after due
tiny at Az to per cent The United States Treas
urer received to-day 100000 National bank notes
for redemption. The Customs receipts at Washing
ton amounted to 100000. The Internal Revenue
receipts footed mp 100000 The following is the
Clearinghouse statement: Currency exchanges,
500 49,, 1877 currency balances, So i3S, 202 gold
exchanges, %, 500, 100; gold balances $55S, 700.
There an uncommonly large and active bust
ness in United States Government bonds to-day,
with considerable buoyancy OF prices, all the leading
issues commanding higher prices. Those most in
demand were the coupon five-twentles Of 1857 at
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Real Estate First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds guaranteed by The Mercantile Trust Company.
Capital, 100000. Each of these bonds is Sc
Estate worth at least twice the amount loaned upon
it, and the titles, the Valuations and the punctua
payment of principal and interest guaranteed by
the Company. LOUIS FITZGERALD, President,
100 Broadway. n. Y.
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l21ls to 1913 and coupon new fives up to 10
The ten-forties found ready buyers at 1I77o -.
registered and ISL for coupon, tho old eornoa
fye-twenties Of 1865 selling at Ilslsar1sI.
coupon Andys at l19ls, registered skies of 1881 =,
To-, aad coupon 90. at 1928. We annex clos;Ds
street quotations, which were strong, notwtbstand
ing the heaviness of the gold premium:
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Sales bp AutIlou

A. MRRwIy AucuOneer
by BANGS, MERWlN 81 Co, 656 Broadway,
I'D near BOndst-salet Of Boo4s WORKS 81 Art &C. &C.
NJANTELS and MONUMENTS at auction.-
VA GU MEDNISDY Apul 20 at ii Oclyck at Inc war;
rooins Of MT H. Parry 2S> and 900 four ave- The entire
Marble Nantes comprising shout 100 Inhn"soi an
unusually large variety vi high cD Ffec heltlhn CO"
ored marbles also Of Vermont stauary ANA otr marbles
also The stock OF Monuments. bosd stOaes. &C.. &c.
PELIS & CO.. Auctloneers
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sALYs FROM Dig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF Bus
A.tTnTE
TUESDAY, April 25-P. n.

In the stock market to-day the improved tone no
ccd at the close yesterday made further progress,
while the "shorts' continued their liquidation by
buying in their stocks. that prices generally show
an advance of from Il to ia per cent. That this im
proyement il solely due TO the oycrSod condition OF
the market, as was intmatcd in TnE TRIDU>E few
DAYS since. seems moro than probable IN the face Of
an open aud general railroad war now IN progress
and threatening TO become more severe. We hear
of contracts for shipments from Chicago and Mil
waukee to New-York at 20 cents per 100 n, while
rates by lake to Buffalo quoted weak at cents
per bushe for wheat. In view of these facts, OBJ
servant bear suggests this mathematical conuudrum,
viz: II the report OF the Lake Shore Railway for
1874, made May o. 1870, showing earnings equal to
6 per cent Oh the stock, and railroad war that
duces rates to 30 cents, puts the price of the Lake
Shore stock from 20 down 20 51li, what should be
the effect Of a report that shows Che earnings for
1875 to be equal to only 22olOO per cent, and
rates reduced % about 20 cents However, to-day
tho market has been firm aud strong, with "A larger
business than yesterday. Pacific Mail was active,
and sold from 20 To Pile, the closing price, the
buying being for both long and short account, per-
haps due TO the announcement that the seizures
made in San Francisco would be relieved by tho
giving Of security tby the Central and Union Pacific
Railroad Companes) so that the Company's bushes,
would not De seriously embarrassed Western Union
also rcgained the loss Of yesterday. selling up TO
G6l2, but closing at G6lA As something quite
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/ / I.

TIE GREAT DIVIDE; Narrative OF Travels in the
Upper Yellowstone of 1874 BY the Earl OF
Dunraveu striking uipage illustrations
BY Vaientir W Bromley and maps $40. Cloth gilt 80
sThere las not appeared better book OF
travel than Lord Dunrayeus The Great Divide. The
book is u Of clever observation and both narrative and Illus
tration are thoroughly good - AtbenHum.
>Any Of the above viii be prepaid receipt
f,a he & A A
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CCRIBNER, WEXFORD g. ARMSTRONG;,
- 743 and 745 Broadway.
York,
Have Now Ready:
NEW VOLUME BY NE. FERGUSON.

A HISTORY OF INDIAN AND EASTERN ARCHi-
LECTURE. BY James Ferguson, f. r. 5. Forming the
it Volume of the New Edition Of the History OF Ancient
Medieval and Modern Arehi ete" $40. 40 pages with
600 illustrations. Half RoXbuT.he ST.
ain the lest edition THIS work the Indian charters eI
tended on 800 pages with 200 illustrations ana
though Of the wooicus reappear IN the present von
gna text has been Cancccd ana Cnsc
quctiy az least 600 pages Of the present WoTk are
illustrations these by lar the mos IN
been added These. with the cronooc n
and typographical details present the subject TO tire EnRus
reader more and complete fOm than has be at
tempted In any Indian architecture hitherto pub
lshed. ~ kItI acl from PTelaoe.
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THE SEVENTH G. EAT ORIENTAL MONARCH
or HISTORY OF TIE sAssASI,Ss. With notices. geograph
is aud antiquarian BY George RawlDson author OF "An
Gent Monarche three volumes and sixth Oriental Mon
arcby" one volume SvO. With Maps CooTed Plate
fulpage Illustrations and Woodcuts. 700 pages
CiOth, So
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WYCH HAZEL. ,,on,cn
The publishers of Miss Warmers new novel,
Nv YCH HAZEL"
beg 70 state large edition exhausted by ad
vance orders the day Of publication.
second press, and Will be ready Tor deV
ery Friday morning they viii MI orders
received.
c. y. PUTNAM'S SONS,
lth.ave. and 23d.st., New York
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STAINED.
gha NV Afflf1fpg


strict Good ordinary. l0'4 Middlag -......... "a
Ttcrc 500 bales deliver Il For future De
hyeg is decline Of ssqc.. with ia busless at Ms
lower pucvs. sal yesterday after \. AplL wv
l}sac. May, 1900 3c June. L4tO l34c. 1900, l5G
August 600. l5'szc september 300, l3sisc uctO0 D. il
Is aac. UeUembUr 300 l3itc total Goo bales First a
AIT COO l@asc Jay. loo l$ total 200 bales s sS
c3NO Thru ct-July, 100 ID SAGE, t2a wv
sales day mp Io2p m.Aur, 80 o. II Sis2c; May 2soN
II sc. o. ~ STAGE 2fOJ ~ 'lsc; June 200 - 'S
TO. 10 3tsc: 200 IS ss.c., 100 Sec. CO. Is 'zi ~
IS ssc- LOO Is 'aec; o - ssei Jnly 2, 90 81 so
loo. 1886. August ~ o. 10 - l20J - i7ss LOO lSssc
40 - lIsac, - &C. 500, - lisgc; septeer 100 -
500, Is i7s9c 800 10 November, 900, IS s-c te
ber 800. l3 ssc; total 2o,3OO bales grand ioa SssV'
bales EXclango-7 - paid 20 exchange May Tor uAe
At the close barely steady. The foio"ins
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1Re.rnCilon.
FY,s BOARDING and DAY

Coln ~.
ESTSS RTJLKLEY's BOARDING and DAY
VA sCHO0Lfor YounE Ladies Tary to@n on Toe Hu"son,
DARK RIDGE On. j. INSTlTUTE-For hng.
and board -20Opr ~. Enera, any lme SEM TOT
BENNINGTON STANDARDIZATION Term
For catalogues address 4. DILkS 4 NJ Pennington NJ
DEEKSKII.L q. y MILITARY CADENf
si01 uer wear; complete gymnasium grounds acres
tive resident M ruciois nifty boarding pupils
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMf
CHESTER, Penn, REQREEs S91: ?; 5I lSsa am,
Tagisl I3anrhes FOR tirculrs, amply 10 o NJ bQGAh
Na saust X. y. to col 1liEo. HYATT Pres, p NJ ~
TIVE SUMNER QUARTER of WHITE
Z PLAINS LADIES SEMINARY oiens April IL Pta--
ant home ihor,ueh lnstrNe''"iI ~ ~ III al
man music AMI arr. M h''-l M i--.' . il -"
X3rEST END Observation-Disclosures school
w Tor young ladies' Mrs. J.. CADY, Principal New
haven, Conn. seI for circular ----------
TTmCA',. SCHOOL for YOUNG ,rI LA 4 e.,
iIAT'T laie o. NorSich Conn, Principal.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 for making bows, Intelligent healthy Chrstiad men
BENJAaIN MisJE. BoS 40 6ji. 1oaSetT, y, /.
Young MEN privately Fitted for College.
L Conditioned students utgred ~, s.o,,,r,s-o ,,,s,
&0S0 A YEAR, books. &c, included; g Ex,,
p ,DS tra boS Se Edsde eeac 'lf ri liar
vArL University a NJ, Media Penn. " miles from Phha
Miscellaneous
A LADY GOING ABROAD for the purpose
~ o. educating children would TAKE Gil {GE OF Two
or Ile Others giving them mo equally with Ter
she proposes loeaiins m town ID HeIn"I! u
tial and in school she knows to be Thoroughly exc
This will be found unusual opportunity Tor FaItnss
eXVoetd 10 foreign fuehc
Most satisfactory references given ADDRESS, 81 ~ Sa
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DENNSYLV ANA RAILROAD.-IllE
L GREAT TfU TX Line AND NlTED STAT MA l.
ROUTE York from foot Of Desbrosses end
xpres- Tor HARRISBURG, Pittsburgh, the West and south,
with rlmsu Palace Cars attached go a NJ aud $50 b. H.
For isnsIcri iock Haven Cory 80 n,
ami $50 NJ connecting At Cory FOR 1itusrEe, Petroleum
for aiumore Washne on, and the south, Limited wash
9. a. m arrives Washington at 40 Regular AT $40
a. H., ana 2. m. sunday, ,. M 80 no. - ,,.,, ,
Express ipr PLaie phs T. 1850, tiO,s3p o. NJ; 100 ., y
D. /, D. . D. H. and IL night sunday, ,. a. T. So o.,
and = p. N. Einl1ant sud scoo class, m
t@g NST Io q ~ Ii6 3d. o b. 52o 80 eio 90
go l. 1880 $40 10 1870 p m, and II night SUNDAY,
90 Fr e i,as an 6o T. 74o y TO- II a. NJ - n
J. ,. 2.jO.siO So 4, 4o 4:SO 400 90 14o ~ u: o
$50 75o, $40 10, lao p NJ ana IL night Sunday
' fr 'sU sa si s. 50 = 40 g. 10 Il M I2 ~ l. .
$40 ~ M 4. al l., nirni. SUNDAY 52u, 3d. y.
For WoodbriIsc perth Amnoy and souh Amboy AMI 10
fof New Brli sEick T. $. ana II M p $40. 40 $50
clio p m. aud T. night. sunday, p. m.
for usspon and ROXY Hl s 40 a NJ and pm
For Princeton :, sac $50, ,. 4:l0. and
FS Pi sur and Begiteis 80 a. IN and D. m
For flom ngIon, $50 a. N; and Pm
For Trenton Bordentcwn urlngt aud Camden 1880 and
$50 a. m. l. 80. . g. o, and ] p m
For FAImingt and squan. 100 a. ~ and p. m.
For lglt-tosn Pcno.on ami Camden via Perth Amboy.
Q 30 y. ui. and via Monmouth junction, 4lO D.
FOR IghstOW aud Pemberton a. H., via Perth Amboy,
and 1880 a M, Wis Monmouth Junction $500
liam n G q r dsiy iGi5 a. NJ All go a. ~ dsy
except Monday. From Mashncon and baltimore $50
dcpia f:lO coo G55, 1915. II 20. 1l:5i m, 2l5,
5:lb TO- COO sl4 and 1919 sunday, 5.lO, g %.
Ticket Noes i.6 ana 9i4 Broadway 40. Asor Houss,
and ioGt o. bS'sI 9 aIi arS g JIss
IMMIGRANT Ticket Office No lattery place.
D NJ. BOYD, r., Gen. Passenger Agent.
Pa
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DtOGs CHEMICAL Is, Sc Prices generally stSay'
bnt there IL only a moderate business tehg 800.
Opium 80 $3.50 80. currency. for jobbng lots; Mo-
plnne At 10. QunlEe at ~ 20 CamphOr 2,c
81 lbagi Seneca Root SOaS5c. Alcohol AL ~ zOe .
ialsan lolu ~ 4Oas2 So indigo vOc Isl 50 fod TOT
maa; So 9CGc. gold Tor Madras; and go 9sOc, cur
for Manila; saitpeter 2ec. for refined NtraM.
"a SC gold Cream Tartar 34d $50. sold Al
6Od &c. gold; English ChemcaisSl 81 SdSl 90 oA "
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State bonds were quiet, dealings covering Na,.
York State bounty bonds at 1O45s, and old No,th
Caronas at &c, District of Columbia 3.6Js bei,n
6Sa4 paid and bid. There was only one trausactioo
in city bank stocks, 30 Commerce at rs Tbara
was we'll distributed trade in railroad bonds .nS
prices as a rule firner, notably Nortb-We.ton
gold eonsols, which up 10 o. Central Pacieo
iirsts 1908 ST. Paul gold frss par ditto sinin
fund, SO; Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
firsts 416i1h; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 60
at 11401i4l2; frsts of Morris and Essex at 1islo
Q110. ditto ccnsols Qower) at 1872 Michigan Can
trail Is at 1882, ditto SIS at Ill, frsts of Erie at
Ill., Mississippi and Ohio DDS at 90, Toledo and
Wabash consolidated convertibles at 80, frsts AZ
S9l2 and fIsts of Columbus Chicago, and Indian.
Central at 46l2.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn.
iugs for the week ending April Ii at S., 019 3j.
same week 1875, $3.50 33; decrease, 1919 9s.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Company to-day reports its its earnings for 1875
and 1876, which compare with those of the preeed-
ing year as follows:
Third wee. in sI Is7a SIS is'3 Il . lis's
i MGafn TO to s GO 4s5s 2S!s gi
Increase over 1875 for the week. ~, 500; for the
three weeks 81 1885, and for the year, 1851 400.
Decrease from 1874 for the week, $4,000; for the
three weeks $31 900; and for the year, $3O7,7S5.
Tie following shows the exports exclusive of spe.
cie from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
the week ending April %. and since the beginning
of the year:
For The s7 ls,ts; s tS73s; IS's
Pre- re9O S reported s55sis f. 695s saoS8f
TOTAL since Jan. l. s0O,62s9I s7G,27I,5O7 s7s,ssss95
Price OF gold ll3 'IlJ. ll2A
The American Exchange National Bank has de-
clared dividend of gig per cent, payable on and
after May l.
The gold coupons due May 1, 1876, on the bonds
of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and tho
Central Colorado Improvement Companies viii be
paid on and after that date at No % Exchange place.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER bAuEOAn.-AhT Apr1 H. 1876. through
TIA LIS wi leave Grand Central Depot.
Chicago AMI 80. them Express WIN nIANlhE
through - ii0cdesttf
lO3Ua. IH special C.CsgO LXpTess With dIa"lhgIuoin
cars To Rochester, AID NaiLAo.
ll5Oa. H., Nuuncr. a.d Wc.tern Express.
40 %. To- Montreal tx Win nro, fcath h"in Ne"-
Yur. 20 ~ AbaIs. rTI,iuI a. Muu,r,- 30 $50 a. d.
GOO o. H.. r,ss Wlt tlrr Ing Cats ol MaieioNh ana
Calaaaa.Haa- A.sI. fOI MOntgca VA 4ldttsb iik.i
80 y. w. P4,Lc EEIr.ss usy vita dc, pI.s cars lot
FaA. luEao tlrVe.aad. aAG Nhcihnh
ai.o IlioaAO, boia a. y. aud ST. 4. i-aifJsdt
llCUp L.pftss M sirc4ns cars !oi Al"an @hS liny
wig g. II. KENDRicK.
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About half of this is for foreign account The eX-
port clearances of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending tonight amounted in currency
valuation to 81 ,5S2. 5lS. The Assistant Treasurer
to-day paid out in coin interest 5000, and $4,000
in redemption of called bonds. The operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
S2sG1G, 600; gold balances, 81 1872, $40; currency
balances, $l,G97,956. The principal gold quota
tions were:
ooo ll2ia lliso...ll9's l.Oo....Il2's 22O .lI29
IO31iI2li l2iO..ll?as l3g....il2A 800 .....I .
uJI....ti2asi l23p ...il-'s 2:UJ ..-li2~s
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are
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I OYG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

II WINTER Ahl.ANbLALNI.
Commencing oct 20. 1879 Trans leave Hunters Point IS
follows:
9Oi q. m-Exrrss mail for Groenport, sag Harbor, and
itmpstcsd.
% z m.-Mal tran tor Port Jch,Tson' Locust Naity'
HcIngsteaa. KOcA-.waT.
Tor IllcksAillc anu
80 D. Express n.O.t. La DoT Locust Val
icy. lltmIsit and Roc SaNay.
Ue.pstead. ,.-.,. ,,., 90. ,
R0ctaWly.
go H. ~ -Ac, onmoiaton Tor North or and Hampstead
Trains iTiy Flashing from ESQ TO 800
- IA and "A u, 1890, ana ll+J y.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
A IOTl JchcTrOn Locust Valley, aud Hemp
$50 p In.-Tor Yorpor Locust Valley and HeaPseai
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.oI.l .a.e, ilr tie


phiiaEd Ee1i.ug. 50 Al ;Fit .,'''- i-,t ms
Gable adylces report a very strong and bnoyant
market in London Tor United States securities, due
partly to the cheap Iacs Of money and ia part 10 'he
success attending the Treasury sale OF Alabama
Claims fyrs Yesterday. While the old slXty-hve'
were steady at 1U3al to 1888. the sixtyseyens adj
y,pced TO 1Ogai, ten-foriies 10 lO7. and the new
dves IN 1NGIs British consos were firm al 95Ss,
and Erie steady At lilsG1iii for common and 23eD
23a for the preferred. sMoncy continues very cheap
three months bills being discounted at 4 per cent
or 3, below the minimum rate at the Bank of En-
gland. tni, institution rcpor ing gain In bullion Of
eI3OoOO "on balance La Frankfort, United states
new Gves stihcncd up 70 100. Press dispatches re-
port the French Rentes higher in Paris, the five
Der cents opening at 1920, and rising
TO 1O5S5. Exchange on London for sight
is quoted at 2J.23l2. In this market fair
demand is reported for foreign exchange on the
basis of - sGs4 TO 81 s74 for 60 days bills, and
81 Sgl2 for three DAYS sight to the &. The nominal
asking rates are 81 So and 81 90. The gold market
was dull and without special interest The opening
sale wa, al I12i2 and the subsequent transactions
were AT 112lsGll2os. and moderate. On gold loans
renewals were dat then /, Q, IL, and 3 per cent
were paid for carrying and lastly dat again. The
market is not likely TO advance much at present III
snite of the payment for the indemnity bonds by
Thursday or FRIDAY. As cOunterbalancng the effect
of this payment il is likely the Secretary OF the
Treasury viii order the prepayment without rebate
of the Nav interest, due on Monday, by that time.
This is divided as follows:
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Broadway, cor. 10th st.
alarrle auo Stale Hlanlfls.

A TTENTION Now is the time 10 purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS. . .
Prices slate steps and scrs ana a KINDS Of
siate v0rk fENHHYk SLATE 90.
30 Union square, n. !. 4tn.aye. and l,tn ST.
NASONI g. ISOLA,
" STEAM M RBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
JAG to 1872 West 4Jth ct, near Broadway.
Monuments Hantels Affairs Figures films Malasccua s
&c Importers and manufacturers IN Italy Of marble
work OF every DESCRIPTION.
ERATES and FENDERS.-The largest assOrt-
mept Of crates and Feudtr- oG n this latkt
fuis,rd i'm every STYLE hail Ow down. crates VIII
dumping attachment specially large variety o. Gi'
nickel plated An llIous etc.
Liberal Discount 70 trade.
CONOVEH WOOLLEY a. Co, sos Canal.st., New York.
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way i'" - w. ~ G. II. KENDUfCK.
q. uefal Passenger AEen


NEW-1OIsk, NEW -UANLN AMI HAIL
" FORD A.. H---NEH-YO n And NEW-llANlN III.
XIsION.-N inter Arrangement. COlcn,iue loo IA. 1876.
Iasscugor satIUs SowIork Grdld Central Depot ca.
trance on Forty seC0adsi.
IAAlss LEAVE NV YOGK.
for New. leave at no (Acc'ut 800 ttt,
o. IAccut. a. m. tEhl, II y. tAccul. re- K, = 20
tscc'n). ok, 40 and JIj u"oa E1, u.A' and 10
For so1th Norwals 7.lO O5. 90j ~. y No., en-.
22U 800 On, 49, 6l5 $50 Go, y ~ p M For ia 'ioi
7lJ So DO3. 1910 NE Il NJ j. 10. Hiri 800 tkA,
80 $40 44a 5l5 40 o.. b. % s. 10. aud 1888 ..
Bo.iou xres., Springfield at % aud 10 ail
.. u; shore Line al and 10 D. IA the 300 a "a,
49, and and 10 IN stopping Al htniufd, No'"af AL
-0J Snd ana 3. .. ard 10 y IA AT hrdsePiL lhe
o. a. IN. aud connect vi UslnH On Hi'fe Line b
for Providence. Tue 800 T. m and !. N connect
iOr Norwich aud the NcH- lai'n
and H.. H. IT StHi.atrn, and tie = o ~
and D. ~ rOj. 10 arf ~ noon TIA con
meet CONNECTICUT River H. n. al pT1lrhed ana p IN
for Montreal. q. and 'nntc win N-it
gaucE H. IOu-aonio r. r. az bridgeport The slO, 500,
~ 40 m. win Danbury hn1 Norwalk al opuh
NUrsalk aud the oOJ =. ami 4sO D. IN. with HeW.
canaan r. u. Al ntsr Ufd.
Boston Nal Trans al T. m via splughrid NJ III
D. VIA Prov id'uCU.
Drawns room C.s Day Express. and Sleeping Cars on
Might Express iI.ins.
ctcts can purchased at Ticket Office 81 Company AZ
oIcgs o =. y Transfer ia
orb and No. Court st. Brooklyn, mo VIII
"a rDt.t.h AZ
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY PEOPLES LINE STEAM
~ BOATS leave Pier al, p. IT, DAILY Sundays eAceodh
at p. m. for albany and all points nor1 ant west
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatODic
ID and Naugatuck Railroads Fare II. Steamer BLDG y
PORT a. ana Bridgeport at
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CLASSICAL MS fTUTE.-Mrs. Harwood's
" select Family school ior Young Ladies NJ ReBanE on
thoshrewsburv Natural development carefully considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton, Canaan sta
ID ou. conn. excellent advantages reasonable terms b.
BROWN. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
h SCHOOL strRtford, Com. 29th year spring Term be
gins April q fQr circulars address FItEDLiICK SEDG
MICN. A.. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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JHsiruCtlon.
Citv.
Country.

INSTITUTE especially for YOUNG BOYS.
N II. KINDS A ~. He'aPstead, l.. l. 500 per yeaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

a FAMILY BOARDING-SCH for a few
~ hovs at Black Hail. Lyme Conn within oneiourth OF a
mile Of Long Island Sound. TOR particulars, ADDRESS
CHAELEs GRIsMOLp BAKI!LlI. IlMe, Conn.