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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL.
House Engaged on the sunday Appro.
Priatton Biil-Dlank bay In the


House Engaged on the sunday Appro.
Priation BiIl-DIank bay In the
senate.
The House occupied the day in con-
sidering the civil sundry appropriation
bill In committee OF the whole.
The principal appropriations are
$4,000 for continuance of work on the
Atlanta, Ga, postofiice; 50, 800 for
same object in Raleigh, N. c.; $4,000
for same object in Nashville, Tenn;
also that the sum of $4,000, or so
much thereof AS may be necessary, be
appropriated to pay the amount due to
mail contractors for mail service per.
formed in the States of Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Ten
nessee aud Virginia, in the years 1859,
1860 and 1861, and before said States
respectively engaged in war against
the United states and the provisions
of section 1880 of the revised statutes
OF the United States shall not be appli-
cable to the payments herein author
lied; provided, that any such claims
which have been paid by the Confed-
crate States government shall not be
again paid.
Without disposing of the bill, the
House took recess until tomorrow.
The Senate, during the morning
hour, briefly discussed the bill amend
Ing the act granting the right Of way
through the public lands to the jack
sonville and st. Augustine railroad,
and 1t was then laid over till to-
morrow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23

yIVRUSTEE'S SALE Whereas, Gabriel NJ.
Freeman and Marena Freeman, his
wife, and Noah II, Barlo, by their deed Of
trust, dated July 20, ls1i, and recorded on
pages 81, 81, 93, "A and %, of book \. on the
27tR day of A ugust, 1874, of the record of re-
corder of deeds of the county of Dallas, in
state OF Texas, conveyed to the Undersigned
certain parcels of real estate, situate in the
city OF Dallas, State of Texas, and described
as follows;
All the tract of land, being II part OF
block 207, in Ervin's addition to lie city OF
Dallas, BEGINNING at stake 225 feet from the
corner of Mckinney and Caroline streets aud
Tho northea It corner OF block Nf, on the
south $, de OF Caroline street; thence north A
degrees, west with the south side OF Caroline
street ll2b feet; thence south 81 degrees ives I,
100 feet, thence south 40 degrees, east 100 feet
thence north 40 degrees, east 100 feet, to place
of beginning.
y. Also, another part OF block 207, In said
Ervin's addition to the city Of Dallas, begin
ming in the centre of Mckinney road, ut the
south corner of a lot sold by q. W. Erwin
and $. j. Erwin, his wife, to j. l.. Johnson;
thence south Is degrees, west with the centre
of Mckinney road 80 feet; thence north 10
degrees, west l25 feet; thence north 10 de-
grees, east 80 feet; thence south 40 degrees,
east i2i leet, to the beginning.
, Also, part block 2g2, in Ervin's addition
to said city of Dallas, beginning at stake
on the south side Of Highland street
1921 fe ct from northwest corner OF SAID block
No 292; thence south 10 degrees, east 80 feet;
thence moth A. degrees, east li3 TO HighlCnd
street; thence north IL degrees, west feet,
to the place of beginning.
A. Also, tho undivided one-h0lf Ut lots No.
/ and ., In block 90 and 2i9H, onting on
swiss street 10 feet, ~ feet ou "a onard street
a feet on right-of-way of Texas, o. feet on
Miranda street, having Ii depth OF ITO feet
rom Swiss street to Miranda.
8. Also, all lot No. OF same block, IN
Goods addition to the city OF Dallas, 'front.'
mo 80 feet ON Swiss street and running back
iO5 feet, and fronting ON NJ randa street 62
feet. l., 49,.
TO SECURE the payment OF certain promissory
notes, in said deed specified.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the provis.
Ions of said deed of trust, and ~ tle request
of the legal holders of said notes, l, the un
derslgned trustee, VIII, on
Monday, March 26ih, 1877,
between the hours OF 10 clock In the fore.
noon and o'clock in the afternoon OF thnt
Inv. mt the Courthouse door IN said city Of
palias, % roceed TO sell, nj public vendue, 10
the hig6est bidder, for cash, the above de-
scribed property, to satisfy said notes, To-
gether with the costs and expenses OF exc
entinq this trust. BENZ. U, MASSEY,
feb2l-tmrch20 Arusteo'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
RED-HoT CORRESPONDENT.
He Writes 90 u Northern Paper an
Account OF u Frightful Tragedy In
Dallas that Never Occurred.

He Writes 90 u Northern Paper an
Account OF u Frightful Tragedy In
Dallas that Never Occurred.
Some two weeks ago the editor Of
The HERALD received letter from
Manistee, Michigan, asking If man
named VanZandt was In Dallas, and
also If tragedy had occurred In
which two men were killed and one
wounded, in gambling house. The
editor of The HERALD answered 1t,
stating his ignorance Of VanZandt,
and also informing the writer that no
such occurrence had transpired here.
1t appears that an attorney of this city
also received letters inquiring about
the matter. The reason of the whole
affair is, that In q Manistee paper APP
peared an article, signed "VanIandt,"
in which is described a terrible fight
In Dallas, in gambling hell, in which
two men were killed and one wound-
ed, and the writer had also been
wounded, aud was just able to sit up in
bed and indite the letter.
Now every citizen Knows that no
such affair transpired In our city, and
what could have been the motive Of
the writer TO make such misstaie-
ment of facts must be known only to
himself. 1t is alleged that the writer
OF the letter is one Il, NJ. Donald, who
came here from Little Rock, and fora
time solicited orders for Mark Twain's
and Bret Harte's works, as he has
claimed letters directed to VanZandt.
Mr.. Donald lie at present in Northern
Texas, and may return to Dallas and
explain the matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
GRAND COMMISSION.

Arguments of MessrA. EVarts ana Mer-
riOk-Tho Decision SIN II Matter OF
Doubt.
The commission met pursuant to adj
journment, when, on motion OF JUS
tice Strong, Republican, certain evil
dence is to DO received subject to the
decision of the commission after argu-
ment upon its original reception and
legal weight. There was no objection.
The object of this motion, Justice
Strong stated, was to consolidate argu
ment.
The evidence submitted shows that
Watts resigned by telegraph Novem-
Der 10, and the resignation was NC
cepted by telegraph November IA. A
special agent took charge of the office.
Watts account with the postoflice de-
partment was not closed until Janu.
airy. Mr.. Evarts, after referring to the
position his side took In the Florida
and Louisiana cases, said 1t was the
same to-day in the case of Oregon. In
Oregon peaceful election was held,
in accordance with law, and result
was obtained which was acquiesced In
by the people, and that result was
lodged where by law it belongs, in the
Office Of the secretary of state. This
record constituted the election of three
electors, each Of whom should have
received certificate of such election
by the governor Of the State, who, I'M
der the law, could legally do nothing
else. MIR. Evarts continued at
length to contend that Gov.
ernor Grover yiolated State and
national law In giving a certificate
to Cronin. Mr.. Everts said the law
Of Oregon provided, when there were
two candidates who received the same
number Of votes, and one was found
to be ineligible, that the other did not
therefore hold the Office, but that q
new election was necessary. He next
argued the majority was the college,
and not the single voice of Cronin.
Had he been duly appointed elector,
he said, the commission would have
little trouble In reaching a conclusion
az to which was the legitimate elector.
But suppose they refused to recognize
Cronin as an elector. They did not
think he was one, and nobody else
ever thought he was one, till 1t was
determined to manufacture him into
one, and attempt to make him stand
as such till after the count was settled.
Grant the proposition that Cronin
could form college, and you had the
absurd possibility Of three electoral
colleges In Oregon, each elector en-
titled to cast the vote OF the State, &C.
cording to his idea. In reply to q
question by Mr.. Abbott, he said there
was no existing law In any State that
caused the contingency Of the death oil
absence of majority Of the college
The general theory Of the law was thai
there must be quorum to transact
business, and there must be statutor,
provisions In any case to make |
otherwise. Referring to the act OF tn,
Legislature Of Rhode Island, which
provides that II an Ineligible electo
was elected the Legislature shout,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
DAILY MARKE L.
T. @. BAKER.
GIG EhNT A9TREETs
Keep constantly on hand

such as Beef, Pork, Veal Mutton, Etc
Tnosehaving stock to sell will please call.
vlnoidlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
LAMAR RIFLES
The sword Presentation ana Drnl.

The sword Presentation and DriII.
The event so long anticipated came
of last night, and The HERALD gives
the salient points OF the occasion.
THE HALL
was in splendid condition, everything
ms neat and clean as could be, while
the floor was waxed TO perfection.
The walls were handsome decorated
with pictures, and large mirrors trim
med with evergreens, at the end of the
hall hung the oolors OF the company
aud the national flag, while Ia tho
southeast corner of the room stood the
great
CENTENNIAL BANNER
which was the cynosure of all eyes; IL
stood upon the frame made for It, in
the shape of litter, with handles on
each corner, by which it is intended to
be carried--on the shoulders of four
men. As 1t has been described before
and the public can see 1t this after.
coon during the parade, we will not
give a further description of 1t. About
ten o'clock goodly number having
assembled, the Germania band struck
up one of its delightful marches, and
the assemblage began promenade.
THE SWORD PRESENTATION.
AT half.past ten O'clock the company
was formed la line, and Colonel
Baskerville, as the representative of
the Fair Association, presented the
sword to the Lamar Rifles in hand
some speech, which, owing to Its
length and the lateness of the hour,
we are obliged to leave out all but an
extract.
AS an officer OF the North Texas Fair
Association, and by your request
have the hon or to present you this
beautiful sword,
In 1t is no compliment toyou; 1t Is no
present from our association to your
company, 1t Is the reward of merit,
and was fairly won by your perfection
in the manuel of arms and your supe-
rior skill in military tactics.
The name you bear Is sufficient
indication thot you will wear 1t with
honor; and that you will be equal to
any emergency that may arise, wheth-
er amid the trying scenes of CORY
field,or on the gala occasions OF militia.
ry display.
In your hands, captain, c0ntids
this sword, with conscious assurance
II will be worn with honor to yourself,
your company, and your country.
Colonel Eblin, the late captain, then
responded for the Lamars In an ele-
CANT and concise manner, promising
for them that 1t should DO held as a
sacred token, and only drawn in the
defense of law and order and the
honor OF the Lone Star State.
THE DRILL.
The company then performed the
manual of arms and the bayonet drill,
evidently to the satisfaction of The au-
dience, for they were repeatedly app
plnuded.
The ball then proceeded. The as
semblage was quite large, and all had
happy time, and went home at late
hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
Closing Out Bargains:

OyercOatS, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Walking
Suits, Boys and Children Suits at an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out Mems and Youths
WOYSted Prince Albert FrOCkS from $40 to $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
Meeting Of the German Parliament.

BERLIN, February 22.-The German
parliament met to-day. The Emperor
In speech referring to the Eastern
affairs, expressed his opinion forpeace,
as Europe would not be broken. The
proceedings of conference have led to
the Christian powers arriving at a
common understanding among them
selves pecting the guarantees to be
demanded from the porte.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
A Thirty Thousand Dollar Fire In New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-The
Pass Christian fire last night destroyed
the Catholic hurch, the office and res
idence of w. A. cbampin, the Seacoast
Mirror newspaper office, two stores be-
longing to George Brandt, the property
belonging to Mrs. Taylor, known as
Malone's saloon, Peconteps store, and
an unoccupled residence belonging TO
Mrs. e. @. Tracy. Loss $4,000; no In
slrnnce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
Failures In Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 22.-The firms
OF Il. B. Murphy & Co., M, S. Kingland
& Co., and N. II. Warren d Co., were
forced to suspend. All had been car
rying heavy margins, and the decline
In pork alone, which has been from
SIS rs on January 10, for April options,
to $l4 45 on yesterday, had the effect to
force two of these firms to the wall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
wen,ner indications.

Friday, In the Gulf States, falling
barometer, warmer, soutberly winds,
cloudy and rainy, followed by cold
northwest winds and rising barometer.
For the West Gulf States, stationary,
followed by rising, barometeri cold,
brisk and high northerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-23
Litigation of the Vanderbilt VIII In
evttable.

New YORK, February 22.--Ethan
Allen says the Vanderbilt family have
made propositions to VIM. III. Wander
bilt. Unless he accepts, litigation over
the commodore's will Is Inevitable.
Jeremiah Black will act with Allen,
and Mr.. Evarts for the will.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

.,rto Arrived 9th ult. Adoloh; ID inst. Neranda
Coh. Whelm fri7abet Cant rornebohm the iattvi NJ
Si,tr Cor baltimore. 4th iust Samson ap Natss Al d
W. cant Berge Rob Tuornh ri eth lsl' i,o' 49,
~. f,r1drufc. IFarzbarr. Alamo, Neirhoir dOhn Manu.
N,uie campbell. FrateTics. ca q lse-ti sst S,,i,
po' ~, a. a.s.r Iirha- capt. Asuus SEA lneit 81 co.,
t,s3s laiLo Bsgall-o, Noyagei' capt humphrey" O'A
Marie .., ,,.,-,-
p,r-rposE July l0.-Autved. steamers George Appod,
4r tlIytr Wiinlur n. O.. Octorort. kcvnoas, Sew
l.alr- Ceias e,lrrc;s Babhdge Boston llzzi' isga
n Nia-y July Io-Arrivcd. br Minuehabo Mitchell Far
.. - br. Mary Collins. Coana. Gclrq town. T. "o'l Il
t6 Iavi 5. j. tuoac ttinnct ana Geo "a 4l.'' n
Il Naoir Eastman. Baltimcre: Mabel ost Alton, 3 S J.
Ci ,rd "a b. l Pafeusu phiacc ris; asii. ID Acho H.
R.ad ai NeuJgsAcle EllA, NewA oIk Lucy Nru'""i'"'
Juy lc-Arrive, SOL, inst bars Ela Matthews
u, e-'f.9 n j. iau-ltna. Hoaes, Ale, tcs.l ORA
,,i. III. lst barb Clara Baton and ,hr. taus. sawyer
NOTICE TO MARINERS
-,oKryy jay in-Nr G.. o.. Martin. Assistant Engineer
%, IN, Sow Nor. ard LrloEiNn Hud-e company. Gives me
% ~ uot.. t0 marue.- AFTER july ,, iir strands
. vl De- th lowest polt. al the middle d tAe nVer'
li9 ice, above hlsA wcter.
DISASTERS.
posfoV Julv 1o-Thc brig Ouan@o capt Crowlcr from 50
.l..+ 0..- struck ai q. l- 5tu ifst ino wen.
49, s.T horrs I.c vessel toal loss. Inc
t.IrNC CrioNh, Mast jay N int -e4 I'.t ~ l'l i.ai
cr Aaau,s Philadelphia for Boston. with coal an
r b o. ito.i iacetown at CLOCK th- morning. elo
49, 10 0clocS an. procrc-ct
MISCELLANEOUS.
Park A-oiuetio ei. autze. from Erenen. when ar
-, u, .- sandy HOIS i0r ora r., tAlt
M ta tle cy t.s morning, Juiy i'.
FOR Lofcst Sht0 Ners sec FifiA Pace
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
feip Wanleo

SALESMAN-Fist-elas Salesman wanted,
who thoroughly understands the retail lewelry business
MN II. HEATHC0T 4. 2 ChstasnsS
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
GKcursloRs.
Hlnslcal snsIrRme'rls


1 RiON PIANOS.--A few second-haud -plare
- PIANOS. frri.t o-D.r a. l0a PIE '0r lash nr
nst-lnl.at. sLMP-DS v COMPANY B. N".S i-tsf lfflsL
ARION UPRIGHT PIANOS.--One very
tuprr0r luHrlru listfi sig months. lflt so c-l
4. less price, n.rsst order Iuo reliable -iAl~pS
o. COMP. y i. 20. D. l.lst Fourteenth a.
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS ar
~ -frat uarG~, -ouv oi scH ush Ilf very sipft
lr by ur-i aui really Auos a. goa s ses.
il.l~ Warranted .I every respect
P4ca.e caI . TIE
WEBER wARER0oMs 5th ave aud isth 4
I IGUTE x ERNST old house ef Lighte s.
BraibuTy. 9rcf tlt-.T -rirrrd PfANOFohl hs af
prcrs easy soHtn pay a. ~ Ed-g ltt-G asa
smith sAAEHltAN OitfAN-.
- X. BALL - CO..
10 $50. ID East l4TH ~.
CmcgerIag- -lcuHtF aud other Pianos and organs lo~
farct-h. uu ln-tt.rrrr- trt Cor r-u-
THE WAGNER PIANOS, square and Up
4 ght aad The B1rpolk oh~AN- frr thr nc.t ~
luc- Instruments thr sor., warranted .e gave Dltrr
..cf Ar.uis waLtd d. lls trade sup itt on .hr nl
l.rll terms iusirsst saauur NnNfi l.
WAIiI- SONS L4Auastur-ts and lFlrr- il li,l stu
brt way El lN. J. lnsrni infai 10 .ir c1 fntI
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

l. ITCHEN-MAiD-By "a very respectable
IN person sitcl ma unicr.t,is h'r HofA tAoI.
rume excellent ielrfCts irUu url 4st employ ir an pe
seen Gt-ave. JACQJlN- RU RIA BE- lsaF 55tn-si
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

EQOK "a situation wanted bv p rrsprctlbt
u innc senan as sn,ti h or assist .r u..na
or small % lf hHff if irin %
con DO seen 28 lst ioor No objection 20 Oh
cosLtry.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
DrB Coo1o.

Arnold. Constable 6 Go.
HAVE rLMovED THEIR
Vttl5s.aLs BUSINESS
9Th Ave, Cor. 18th Sc.
summCr Doar1,
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.-Board 50 70 S12
1y = 5s5 gS lr 80 ''i,s t - Good a5 ' 1'' fA&E
ALPlEE HOUSE, Bcthlehem, y. H.-Ncw
Ao.se ne. iain,rie i'.5iis ei' & s'.,e s ,,r g
House rIees nooe-a's cifea;s' ,e'i - . a'iaa
4 LELAND OCEAN HOTEL,
LONG BRAEcH
NOW OrLN.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
zoo Pear and Wing Rooms .f3 pcroay
.,0 Ocean View Rooms. per day
LIBERAL UIDJCTIoNs TO PERMANENT GUESTS.
Tor slecai Rate. ala -ce,Iius oi rooms aaoieas
CHARLES And NARREE Leland Jr,
oo-In rotei Loae tr2neh
| pETHLEHEM. Litchftd County, Conn.-
~ oiDe, Bo4ld inr Adais j.. - O. l.ila.-
! pELLEVUE VILLA, opposite Pourhkeepsie,
3 q b
cr-aau Aa:r a. J.. IiASBEOC, u. Heaiaud. s'erCo
BOARD for ladies - per week small
a. RA ghor 5- ~ ia pr pre-, IS W Aar Is s S'',e' HI '1 Jan
pOtRD. one hour from CITY. Bath, shade,
families. Terms tos7. hEEDErCEs9N, Tarr,toan.
FgAY SHORE. 1la bous from CITY on Gen trail
a. .argat irstciass i.7lfd - lr'ai. House ueiF
rlooeraie Address o.. }. S.. Say ~nar-. T. J.
fAIRo. Greene Comfy, n ~. ~ 4 party of Of
EORNWALLVII.LE. Greene Co., y. y
\ I-a5I ah1rt- tfur if1i'.Htst Jii
Ce-sss. location rasurla-s %; terms reasonable al
.Scn-rr T fsia, ~ " s. per 1os 1,.- e. E6GTifwici
NATSkILN N.-B0AED among the Cats
X h.ls.-Gaoi hn4ri heautf.l location, ca. tIiiv ai
t-l, graph. tcrta- Ilo'et-re Anurs-s ST. L tAIhlNN.
GoNWAI YOU-E, CONWAY, n: H., /; Il: T..
ales ion Sorfh conway; thorou4 by ,at.rd livery eoa-
n-cc'; rates Transient aid permanent boar,ers very
/ COUNTRY BOARD.-Maplc Lawn, with
y .- coalinaous aors, spac'H~ r1o1-, r.I mluu.Hk
we w. po,nNey H,a.lA. ar, sol,Fs s'- a.. a. rff [
Ninety minutes by Harlem T. E on-qna7ter mile irom 'e-
Jos Address Boz o.. IA Quail. y. 81.
/ COZZENS' VEST POINT HOTEL.
GooUsFiI. BROS. Point. y. Y.
GIERRY HILL FARM. in the Ca;skiIl-.-
,r rc children prise; dy mail. cry lci r-rc's lc-
aa.rea. A,er.ss Mr-. CHARLES L. sNl1n, Freehold.
E7ATSKHL MOUNTAlN$.-MAPLEG GROVE
y HOUSE now orcn ior loaI'.ers; easaiiy i'c'lcd 100
o. cencr 0e4ilin arye- &C. Reference IL ". Daei-, sj6
+ n ; ;-ipii ,tI lia t s 1to Green. e. a . " A'''4
HATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
RATES FOR JULY:
g. 80 pcr da,, AZ aa ard e-l per week
FIATSKILL.-S BOARD-Private
< e.,scare a..;.sa ia'i.ns r,sa m@a 10 l '5
.ts.r Y u
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
Snmmer BoGcS.


MOUNT HISCo, Westchestcr Co.. n. Y
~ a.ty roari = ara Fs r,r We siio minutes
h,.fig -d ial,; ulE t-llcs eggs &C. & Cd very de
2.s Csn'i-i., Carpet Store
EfouNrAla VIEW HOUSE, situated about
- tr cni p r es -'st oi 'air, it1nse Ncv fouh.
Bli-. ucHtg of -le ane good Tater. ao lc, MI o,t-
taa., can aee'raac tfeiy d-e o.n.ers; thTc hor-es
q pr F-e. ID t.n L. p ice. inq.ire q LE6N1RD Il.
HAEhso2 '-ro, orroie county y. 8.
S5APLEVOoD HALL, Pittsfeld. Mass
.uair -oui 10 10 .rt above the levei sis hours
l' '''' Terms no '',s Its 5. 5e Sac e. sf.isr ssaase
kUHIE CONWAY HOUSE.
,.c S ,9 a- & ~ 'a. .r- e: = e - 9 %is1, per EeeS
NATIONAL HOTEL.
y EcHriELn SPRINGS, E.Y.
Tla. l NJ, | ,, ,,.d ' @gT s9srisF'
''-'' ~ i- '' -i-Nt-'.' - iIliir.Nl,
NEPTUNE HOUSE New-Gochei.e.
w. ne @ ag,e ' %. all -gmmer resorts around New
"0D'F ''''s ''. ls billiards 2a. 2i O@"ini F. I. iPuryAu
\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BOARD at
aad good board. gn nne slar ana gioasGt rs;uis Do a
~ 'itt h Nliila tEee aDt IS Eaia {, taio-' up"l
Mn. r. H. -rsE, b.. t,esRsch,le.
y NAVEoINK POSr-OFFICE, X. J.-Board On
ir '.,, ,rr, - ~ ,.'r !, ' ' y. IN ~ gI, axe
s..,ne usainri =, y rqni,ite lor on..rttJle hone.
stand l-1 -'w"y, Equitable Banding, Mrs. j. j. b Iuar
NORTH GRANVILLE. Washington Co., y.
- y oIIty loart m adlube brick house wei shaded,
l1rEH rton with hest home comforts. situation
pleasant and hc'ii.y, comniau!ins nne 'ewa aegatia
tr1 cs m every direction Price rs per week. Address l..
g.. BOX -. s.. 4. P. %.
NORWOOD HOUSE. NORWOOD, n. j., on
II it -H htfH E1nru1t ~ miles lnu Jersey Cty-IHiI
csEehtiu Summer resort has been leased by
N. l.. rI~H.
~ the Afr1ffGHch House. former ~ the Neptune Hpgse
SEES Eorhcf. wil c-'u for re,g pou of euesiE
fr Fl~ tl friends
tr.lI-, llerlrG Hs -rftIrut- 90 crate rates
Apil, ipa5 caa Dc Hdoe i sac Marlborough, 6tav.,
utr 5r.H-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

i CAT-BIIr, n. Y.
ONLY FIR~r-CLASS HOTEL IN THIS REGION.
Terms reduced g elevation - acres of croun NOUN 'ain
upaIrfl-s Iu t- word. Accessible uy Albany
fay Doafs and HuGsou River Railroad address
JNo. BREASTED. Proprietor
GPEONK. Long Island-Boarl can be obtained
- q d hoase ;Ue Great south lay and
t.rrl. 81. Ah.rnes y. v. l..
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
5ltnalcns Uanle1--fsmIles

OOOKasd CHANBERHAlD Two sisters to-
.rfnrf Dlfr,it cook. Intc filis h,r nusls a
n all Jos -ranrnv. other nrs-s- altns Isif ~
.aLfr,ss. city country excellent rt,rsnce aij -
!
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

TEMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
CITY CF u k-i EJAN July -. A. m
CITY or RjCH.JOND........ SArl RDAY. Iulg ~. a.
CIT4 OF BLItIIN ~Af EIAI. August ID, %. IN
from Pier 4J. n H.
CABIN. $50 and $780, gold. Return tickets On favorable
SIrERACE s47, carIcacy DI ats Gt lowest rates
Saloons. b&tF ariic~hlPa
JtLE 90. Ia ll.. gent. d ard ~ BtntuNaf. ~. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
ITsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

RATES FOR JULY:
s. 80 ,la,, si1 51 ard s-l per week
F'ATSKILL.-S VI llER BOARD-Private
\ residence. ar.;,l.ss latienr mod
proprietor bc today with .orraPas oi prem
isrs SUMMER Resort Exchange, 80 blc.aWy iIoli
I2 til 3 b. Iu. Also. TT RS I~HLu tbIlArEf 10 LET
I. !l. N.AE GLLuil,, e. at-slL. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

- thr Iirsr, o.' ',.''i'is t II a. - Is.st
WAGES r times; also good German -rr aih 'Nl
%. al oArr sIs - st lur co. 90 cuuni c1nal't'd
by American ades. charge anti suited lie OthaFe,
4 d tItulsp 4
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

HAMBURG American Packet Company Line
: fuT PLY MOI III. tL EkBJt ~. aud Il AMhl ktr.
fONM I.HA MA uIY D. - lH y -Il ~
ILltT IuiN 10 LESS y august
Rates rgs. PriaGt London. CIeruJu.- HamHrfc
aud poil,s EugsIf Scotland. wales FTst cabin
Gold rIIO. CABIN. $50. -rIasr clIi -acy, SD
XII NHAHDT g. Co. g.. B. RICHARD & BoA~,
Genera A.elit-. Geaeru llssei agents.
I- .!st.- Sew y 81 IroadTi.-. New York.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11

XEyESF HAMPTON. l.. LII You want 4
w r.,sanf bof.. fHf the months come ~ tA,
faru hosr e. Iia-ey We ta'e Aur ilIs E TO- H. ~ ~, h
,,r-t .fi.s ~ re- sca.nr. Butcher tslt surf AMI si
bathing. -alng and driving. Price " b9l e. tti H.h.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-11
,tnin first-cl1ss ROARD

az PERSONS can Obtain hrst-cilss bOAhp
) al Raral Heme. arn house a.iss " "a o. al, ' i %
ono half mile from Fos Ohcr hsh gr"nna. sii
Wv ulsrpassea large ro0ns Win Vetax1h A-A'@S'
HARMON COLE, south Cara, urecno Co. ~ l.