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AdOrnment.

at wAs one Ui ,h,se pretty houses,
surrounded 10y shrubbcTy AMI fDSer-,
about which almost every pAs,cr re-
marked, 'Oh! how shnuld like o. live 10
that pretty house such Is the de,crip-
ton of house We have IN cur mind =
eye, and il could be true Of almost every
farm house in the land, did the occu.
pants only will il 80. A few tirWcrs, n
litle gra,s and a few shrub-, al we'll
cared for at a tTitling expense of IA ney ur
labor, aud the thing Is dule. A little
care each day would keep everything
neat and in order, aud little thought
each week would regulate that care to
the best advantage. We do not live in
this world fJr ourselves alone; tut lur
the whole world. UIon tins Principe,
we know woman who always keeps Il
light in the front rooms Of her house
every winter night because, rs she says,
"we not only have the warm glow Ot it
ourselves, but to every passer-by it gives
out cheerful message which produces
in his imagination picture OF comfort
and happiness within. So it is with the
adornments around the house. They not
only give enjoyment to their possessors,
but to everyone who passes they send a
message of thrift, refinement, and hap.
piness, which should alone be sufficient
compensation for the little labor and ex-
pense they may cost.
We remember once passing through a
little village in which almost every house
was surrounded with flowers, shrubs and
vines, and which left upon our mind an
inetfaceable impression. Though nearly
twenty years have passed since then, We
still think of it frequently with pleas
ure. Could the occupants of those pref
ty village places only know of this, they
will doubtless feel amply repaid for all
their trouble. In all your calculations
on the profits of your crops, by all means
fail not to include your crop of house
hold adornments. The profits on your
grain may be lasting, probably will not
but the profits on your pure, God given
pleasures, though not counted in dollars
and cents, can never vanish.
, 1877-12-07

New ORLEANS is built upon a forest
OF cypress trees. For 600 feet down this
Is the foundation Rows upon rows Of
the stumps of the cypress are found
growing over each other Superimposed,
each of which layers it is calculated has
required thousand years to form!
, 1877-12-07

TEXAS grows worse and worse. Three
years from now it expects to have twenty
Congressman.
, 1877-12-07
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

81 SO and S2 90 PER DAY.
Il. q. PARTRIDGE. PB0PRI KpoR,
Two Concord Coaches. with tha name OF the
Hotel on, VIII always be IL waiting at the landing 10
convey passengers 10 the Hotel free GY Be YOU
get into the right Coach: II you do net they will
, 1877-12-07
DR.. |. J. CZAPKAYS
Medical !. Institute.
209 KEARNY ST.. San Francisco.
ENTI RL LSHED IN 1874

ESYIBLTSHED Nv 1851.
LNOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ALL SPECIAL
and Chronic Diseases, as also all Female COM
plants aud Diseases Of the Nervous system.
The immense destruction of human life annually,
from Chronic and Difficult Diseases caused this old
and reliable Institute TO be established first in Phila-
delphia, PENN in $780, and afterwards in San Fran.
CISCO CAL, In 1854 as private Dspensary. in order
afford the afflicted the best Medical and Surgical
treatment for the above and all other affections and
complains. Permanent and quick cures at reasona-
Bile charges.
Consultations at the Institute or by letter free
Medic lcs sent by express. Address, L. j. CzAPKAY,
NJ. D.. eO0 kearny street San Francisco.
, 1877-12-07
r OR s AL, Ell

A FARM, ~ MILES FROM THE CITY OF NAPA
IN Cal. Conlains 1893 acres-00 acres rich bottom
and, the remainder vineyard land; 40 acres of bear
ing vines; acres In fruit cows; head OF horses :
carriages, harnesses, farming toOs fine house of 10
rooms furnished; extensive outbuildlng, etc, etc
The above will be offered very low, and on reasonable
terms for 80 days. For further Information, apply 10
J. VAN DUsEN. a3 Kearnv street, San Francisco,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
VALUE or Eligible BUILDING LOTS.

TIE LENOX ESTATE SALE PRICES COMPARED WITH
THOSE OF 1878.
The LenOx real estate sale at the Exchange
S,sruo last week was significant in far eslD-
ishcd market value for property IN district OF the
city destined become one of the most fashionable quar-
tiers in NewYork No property considered 20 egibe fcr
uld,g uurposes has been offered for sale under fore
closure proceedings considerable time Ihc block
ia boupd,d by Madson-ave. on the west, by Park OF
Fourtl-ayc on the east, by Seventysecondst on the
north and by Seventy -rsts the south Schools and
churches OF all denominations abound il the Immediate
vicinity and the properly Is within 600 fcet OF the
Central Park. on high ground, with natural SOL
and with sewers all sides. Seventy .secohdS Oh lnh
north il 100 feet wide Ill te grand entrance 10 nG
tTal Park and has acadtIniZ-d roadway. This block
was sold in separa" lots In order 10 give purchasers AN
opportunity OF selecting sites tor Residences hh mar
lem Railroad station within one block o TINS prop
crty. extraordinary indictment was heu oui o.
the aueoneer that 40 pei cent o, tne pIse e ey
annum In May, 1873. this same block w' pu.,n,se'
by william LIor and john d. Crnin'lns lor ~ i''oov
This week the amount received for Tue tnIe nocH, SUI
in scr aratc lois was S375,000a loss OF SlOOO0O, or
about u per cent the money PAID of IL o's 'h io
This established for the east side Of Madlsonave De-
tween Seventy first and seYt MY ne h
lots ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 rs hey approach
ihe wide Seventy 4ccondst In 1873 two lots were sou
in Madson-avc.. 80 feet north 81 segehy % sv !
by any means eligible as those sofa pear ScNen1
seronls this weak FOR sZo,o0o each Nf'uti e,ui mn
of $1,000 per lot curing lc past Tour se' ,G r. Is
found that ina side street Seventy pnt wiuo
street Iasl t~3 bloc; sngye ins S0XlG22 ieet
was sold for $2l ,25O. against $1,000 pad Tor
lots IN the vide ~ i,d il most mport,n
held for rrcc years ASK II these bottom prices do not
Another exariple OF he great deciue in nnimproycd
properly was the purchase week for cash OF The plot
OF ground on the south of Eghtyeichht 200 reg
wrist OF HadsOn-ave having frontage OF III feet and
inches, tor 100000. This same pafcei oi iea oS'
was sold In 1873 for S|o''H. IN" pui0Hs'''S ''
ArDul1. Constable a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
nECISIONS-APEIL y.

yu.reue Court hambeJ3-Bv Judge Lawrence-
psl, AIT stl.forI.-Order granted In the matter OF
,norier notice the settlement OF tins Order
AZ fndte ID tiohue.- LoliSter AT DISQUALIFICATION
abide event. MeT,den MaIe2bIe IrUI
Company ast- Ban tmali--,'rani''L -. ,-,-,-, . =,
,,o,on. can dian Commerce a2t H. Defer, ct al
Ii. plaintiffs Trueadh agt. skiddy.-le complaint
S,,d baDdpd MurOca agt. SchemitS. Fndllgs AMI
tcg.e signed Clancy agt Decentralization granted
'nn,c-uI,ui Estate Trust Company agt SaIvau.
ecre sign,. COclet lesson and OIH.J Judgment Or
,j,in Defendants except sarah l. AniIc~s 10
yho1l com plIint dis missed, bit Without cps,H.
ton fr receiver granted AMI Francis Forbes 2ppsined
Snpe,7or Coart--!Specidl ieTB-Dv judge Sanford
Green aef Lee Geeru ,t lee (NOs 40 and 10 order
surine Cgdsrs starr ct al aet IAe sOdaern
Iapss Company commission Orcred. Thc Cenrl Cross
deny nJtoJ .or discovery, &C. biaesin
AT Chapman Hinr action and drcCrg cck
no disea :. Judgment &c. Golfer ag, Ion ,s"lt es al.
order granted ana undertaking approved OrlcSr agt Au
-nguer-keT If reicre confirmed. AMI judgment OF fore
CO. Ne and al, Daly lgt. Preach 81 snfr for
comi-iSsiDa. i:gpp HiDpeai al calendar
Monday II May. kenlcly AT AnlhcaI et d.Jf
spet calendar fci t1tay OF May. ibOtsD
ag ordered Agat'' ag tieTAirvVe
Ths Wlney AIsns Company ast Erooks et sl-kemtutur
nli Judgment reversed Stusgts ag, Foan order ~ ane
and xprUgci rlcasnsn AIT tsik Matter az
Sal RAJ Mc(,eOrgc GuuSt Colts Patent fiiSaras Coa
pany FaryssIi Gun ConpaByi Smh agi Cow h-ordcrs
grsnte Caeevur ast Gilbert EeNat"i ail"ad Company
Reference ordered
ny Judge FrcsdH1an-Naiter Of Yelveron &c-order de.
nyng prayer O petitioner win ~ costs OF hi;nn SGl
van again sGlhya arKied without pslaige.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Mitchell against Cornell, reported
yesterdays TRIBUNE, trial before Judge seigwtek In
sup Qr Court Trial .r se pnI 10 Sga srGy 1 10
payment OF costs
The suit of Joseph A. Boyden against w. Haskell
Rhett the seduction of the plaintiffs wife in
which ~ recently reported THE TRIBUNE Judge Donoue
defendants bal rom 900 To S1Oo has been dis
continued, without costs, nv consent
The suit of Ottilia Enslie against Ferdinand Ehr-
Itch and others (Ehrlch StenfelD tried yesterday, in
Superior Court Trial Term before Judge speir The plaintiff
says ayauced money to Mrs Man5bnr{ against
whom the defendants OBJ a1ed Judgment shorty
defendants ad the stock seized under their 1nisnGn
vcTticC Tor llaihiIH for 800
The suit of Robert c. Black and Others BLACK,
starr Fro- against the Saratoga Rowing Association was
tried yesterday Judge Van Brunt in supreme Court
The snt for J26 for medals and caps furnlshe
order Of James H. Wright the president OF the assOca
ton shown tnat the dir cOrs OF the association hat
Of pledges OF hotel ker. to NJ Wilsht 70 make sood te
The jurors in the suit of August Caesar against
Philip Kreger came supreme Court circuit before
Judge Lawrence yesterday. AMI reporting disagreement
were discharged. They KEEP; together until 10 o'clock
aa nsh hsn they had no. ssta s a. T a le m
stantug 9nt resoatey f9r IN absolute srat 'T tn
Of amount a damages was not reached iol formal assu
s IS snf a the Of The st damage varied
rom cents 10 thousands of dollars
The suit of Mary HOLMAN against Frederick A.
Born Vas tIiel yesterday pljro Juse T. Dh9 >" So'
Peas TRIAL Tarn pantf she AMI tbs defendant
are neighbors her m child playing In trout Of the
defendants store backing Knocked down tn child
not hurting mach, the mother came 10 The rescue
and spoke SHARPLY Mr. Born. Mr. Bora rei)rted with an
oath would ride her "a any one else from her
country She called hin dirty brute and lac sfGck her
She asked aud battery His story makes
her language stronger and mhcr and nc If lie
struck her IL was The her SO damages
The suit of Charles Curtis against the city was
tried yesterday Pleas. Trial Term, before Judge j.
f. DAILY The plaintiff while in the employment of John h.
rown strcecleang contractor host his horse from the
dumping board at tho foot Of Roosevctst while dumping
sire n dirt lie claimed the s,lgpiecc
AZ the end not high enough. He testified
that the place dangoOus Cosei Tor the cry
navel 10 smiss complaint the gr0dnd OF paDtlns
own neigen going dangerous place aud on nc
rII hat he dock leased Ia John H. Bowl ami that
ne ana liable. rhs paniif aimed that the
landlord liable when the defect existe ~ Tue tine ot
ytvup the lease Judge DaY pointed out that this was
5nIy held when Injured ana not when the III
in VAS 10 IN cnpOye the lessee, aIt lissei the com
paint b. r. Ens:en appeared for plaintiff; e. r. Miller for
defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 27.-The proceedings
supreme Court to-day follows;
G33-The Mutual lAe Insurance Company Of New York
plaintiff IN error ag charles n. Latrvpe admir- &C.; on
motion Of Mr. NJ Blair In behalf Of Reversed with
per stipulation.
ct aon motion Of C. J. iiilysr this cause vas snbited on
printed by Mr. Hall cAster OF counsel Tor s
peant and by Mr. w; r. =. Deal FOR the appellee
2i6Daniel F. Gum. guariaD, &c. appellant, agt j. e
r. H. Plant . al-This aTgued by Mr. T. ".
Norwood counsel for appellants and by Mr. Clifford Ander
for appclees.
No 3sThe Connecticut Mutual Iife Insurance Company
planiif agt Adam Schwenk guardian, &C. &C al
Argument This commenced by Mr.. n Arnold OF
counsel plaintn In the Court declined 10 hear
further tIncnt IN the case
No. 2G2-The Globo Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
NewIOrk plaintiff IN error, ag Marcus A. WON, executor
&c.The argument Of hi, cse commenced by Mr. John
W. Noble OF counsel for plaintiff Ia error.
Adjourned until Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.
Catherine Smith, domestic employed 10y MR.

Catherine Smith a domestic employed 10y Mrs.
Bertha Cohea of No 2Oi Grlpts disappeared Oh Ap Ia
vi IA y0d watch worth $40, lace shawl Niiueu
NJ : 10 and an1tn shawl valued at SIS. The missing
nnery via traced Catherine Dy tine detectives, amt upon
Environment lnr trial Court General Stssiols yester
day pleaded guilty and vas sentenced by recorder TACK
40 10 four years impilsjnIlrhtlh the Stt'e!fHsoh
Francis Ebrrharlt, 23 years OF age, was artaigned
Recorder HacHC, IN Ule Court 81 'rhe4 fIoi'
Yesterday charge Of false pretensa Ie SPECIFIC cnIg
m which he was indicted tnat % giving worthless check
lar 81 10 IN SoltAai Robertson Co
Water which lie got f2l III good money
Ina change had been carrying on Duslrss III ms man
several other c0npilhts We're id'l;
cast nm by persons from Ir mai obtained small sums
Nv similar Ebefhart belongs 10 his ~ respect Dle
defense of s conduct mat h- ithcf
would :Vc him AMI ne haf To ger II SONY WI" hc
was seIteuceI 10 one year IN the Fenlohliy =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
by Judge ssdgwick agt. The Mayor. &c-verdict
De nd ordered.

BY Jndge sedgwick agt. The Mayor, &e-Verdct
Get aside and new trial ordered.
Common Pkas-SDeciaI 7cvnt-By Chief Judge DAILY
- guardian. Wicse-Divorce granted whker
granted Matter OF Davis &c-Motion denied anal STAY va
Piltz agt. PiltzReference ordered Mon se
Cochran-Motion denied Woods Machine Co. sSr ste'ens
Order granted
Nv Jnigc lasrerlore-Cfark sr Central Park, Ae,
Railroad CoSeo mcmoraDdGm
Marine -Chambas-By JDdge Sinnott-
Crary agt settled and fled Gbertagt spna
-Judy me, for defendant DoseB sgt. GnfhtB Aooh 10
amend ~ bnsing pagty defendant denied without costs
The Dover Rolling MIs Co. ReardoD. defanii OF
plaintiff opened and Restored 10 calendar ior MAJ
SinaT sg smpson.O,der for examination set ss'de
without costs Isfdor agt. Understandable defanit ~
opened payment OF $40 costs Judgment TO stad as So
cnry Orler 10 le entered notice Henke agt stape,
Costs taxed s8t &C. ag Walker-Ordcr modified
Persht Wesnan- Motion denied; no costs Frefnck
ITolsteinDcinurrer SUSTAINED WIN costs NISSAN se
aside and directing property 70 20
returned receiver Wakenan a Murray for new
ual denied without costs Pinkney agt Wslnson Nsoooi
Smith kraft. FOster agt fennont Wise ag schwao
Abel act. Smith, Harley AIT. Faricy.Motfons grantee
Brown Colmau Judgment and execution set ASIDE AMI
OConDor chaci HalloraI appointed receiver Beard ag
solIcn Tayor esq., appointed receiver "eossy sxt
opcl Judgment granted OCOnne1 agt o'NtnL-Aoton de
MED Andrews agt Andrews Motion to vacate attachment
denied
By Justice sheridan agt Bum Bergc ask Hart
Motions for Trials denied Farley agI BobertA-Judg
ment for Defendant.
Court of AppeaIs.-ALBANY, N. Y. April 27.-In the
Court OF Appeals Friday. April 81 1877 Present. Hon
Sanford H. Church c. j. and asscciate The following De
cSOns handed down Dayton, public adm'r ag John
Harrison WiIken Taylor Barnes Hayner AFT
the American Popular Life Insurance Company Dc~o ag
Williams, Sheriff; Bechstien Shanck ext, ax1
The Mayor &c-JuHsments affirmed Wehh agt Hav1iand-
Judgment reversed and new trial granted costs to abide event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
PASSENGERS 1RRipED.

FROM LONDON-Tn steamship Denaark, April 27.-Mr.
and ars. w H. stuart. children aud mail A. Wentworth,
Mrs. Ward Rev. w. r. Brown grs. Bande Miss Edith
BlAnds g. Appeby Mrs Ilemek and children, g. X skin
p,r A. C. \ smith J. Hoare John Jubb II. Reed. T. A.
Collins VIM. Collins, Edward Morris CAa. Rsohars Chas.
x BrUwn H. Owles, MT AMI Mrs James BrOwn Miss Milne
bishop Mrs. Hii John Torole, Wm ToIUde iss Laura 10
Ray, Niss NJ rouard I. H. Badger r. o Crlwey Joseph
1nial Miss Anna Dearne Mr. aud Mrs Charles
Jouin Mr.. and Mrs g. l.. Hulskamp. John Lemcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
HOW A TRUCKMAN WAS DUPED.

Patrick McCauley, on April 10, while driving
through Broadway with truck load OF goods called to by
man near I"onari3t who asked him carry package for
him McCauey wiGh the TO the top ioor OF build
ing reaching door there the said IL was locked
for the key Nc auey became tired OF
waiting and finally went down discover that
horses and goods gone The goods four boxes OF
brai,s worth $780, baDngng 70 Rowe lnarI Bald
win acrward found in Brooklyn and Joseph seymour
was the taiet lie pleaded GUILTY In the Court OF
General Ses5o yesterday AMI Recorder Hicktt ssltcced
him fOIr and mouths imprisonment III the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
THE CITY MISSIONS sEuIcENrENEIAL.

The semi-cenenn,al anniversary of the New
York City Mission and Tract Society viii be celebrated
tomorrow evening at the broadway Tabernacle and adj
dresses will be made by the Rev. Drs William Taylor
and John Hall, and by William l.. Dodge During tho
past year ths society," which Is the oldest organization OF
It's kind in the city, has employed 30 city MISSIONARIES
who have made s22 visits among poor and sick per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

sons maintained live mission ehapes, organized three
independent churches, with membership OF ,2O2, and
carried on 1--WE slDday schools. Street preaching ~
maintained by the society during the summer, and read
ing rooms and lodging ROOMS for friendless men and
women are also supported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

When Slr. Coyille left home at O'Clock Ia
the norunr his heir was ~ III that he conid scarcely
hold up his head and thc good man thou@h seriously oi
calling in doctor. Whcn Ma CoyIe went hone a. "a
ocIocs 10 maxi ready to take the train Tor ne cy
where be was suddenly cuilrd, lie was almost paEasLu
with astonshnen observe William sknuS ONes ,iie
,ond AZ the rate nf a mile IN 90 seooads ~ fiDe
illustration of the WONDERFUL icice OIL yun
and Mr. coye was so grsiinei 20 II that he was leo
10 rqnnrk guess that boy Is web enough 70 lex IA
conclusio thai haInonzed admirably With the result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises ... soy 1858 Clock slow. 24li
Moon rises 1892 OILS Moons age days, is
| HIGH WATER IO-DAY-A ".
| Sandy Hook 1853 Gov. Island. s2l Hell Gaie..lOlo
| HDpH WATER ToDAY-P N.
Sandy Hook. SIG Gov. Island. $3.50 Hell Gate lO4f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28

club, ls ID. Sd. 4tn. 9Th. 9th. It'll 9Th 9th Total
a Snslssh % 9 Q 0 .
Umprr, Mr.. Dnciarne OF the OseeoiA Cluo' i'u'S eA
Chelsea 2. Tinie Of game, hours -
The game Elizabeth, n j., yesterday between the A
letes OF Philadelphia the Essolates OF hbzaooh was
stopped by the end Of the fourth nnng the score ~
standing Athletic 3 A; Resoute, l.
The George Cricket Club OF this city viii open play Tor
the sasoI on the grounds the foot Of Nirths HooAe"
on wcdncsday noIt cnshas now about 10 neiu''
and viii compete OF tue strongest CRICKET o"' "
the roBnt try dnring thn cOaIig season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
RAsE RAIL- AND CRICKET.

The International Chelsea Club OF BfoohiYn
ayea match game on the Uuisa Grounds yesterday with
the amateur Mutual Club this city The Chelseas did re-
maraby fine fielding batting throughout and inc p'eh
ing of Rule was very The Muas were deieaIed
easlly by the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
CLOSING THE INDIAN WAR
SURRENDER OF HOSTTLEs.

SURRENDER OF HOSTlLES.
CRAZY HORSE TO ARRIVE AT RED CLOUD AGENCY
IN Eight DAYS WITH 446 LopGEs-sURRENDER
OF CHEYENNEs.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, April 27.-Messengers
arrived here this morning from Red Cloud bringing
letter signed by him. the purpot OF which rs that crazy
Horse is across the South Cheyenne and will be here III
eight days His village consists OF 448 lodges the pro-
portion OF warriors being unusually large
Nine Cheyenne warriors surrendered here yesterday
morning They report that 10 lodges will follow them III
few days; these will make 90 lodges that have come IN
since the main body Of Cheyennes arrived Is also re-
ported by these Indians that 40 lodges of Cheyennes are
moving toward the mouth of Tongue River 10 surrender
there.
The only Indians now in the country between the
Black Hills and the Yellowstone River are about ~
lodges which split or the psrty that came IN WIN
Spotted Tail They intend to make one more huh' io'
buffalo ard then into some agency.
sitting Bull has gone north of the Yellowstone anu IA
yarioualy reported 10 have from 200 to 800 lodges
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Cuc,Go AprI o7-The following dispatch was sent
to-day to Lieut. Gen. p. II. Sheridan:
WASHINGTON. ID. c.
The following from Gen. Crook, dated at Camp f;9DI,,o
son to-day ~ inst received CouricrH from crazy oire
ton that Crazy Horse and his people, WIN u ~" "
ern Indians will he here IN eight or nine days =, -,
II. c. DRUM, Assistant AdutantGehei@i'
ARIZONA INDIANS YIELDING.
SAN Francisco April GA dispatch from TUCSON
savs Aren't CIum arrived at the Hot Spring Agency OH
the 2lst inst Next day Geronimo aud two other prom
ipent renegades came In accounted for 434 more 70
come III The Indian police force act efficiently TROOPS
to arrive next day.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
COAsrwIsE srEAMsHIPs,

nLD DOMINION srEAMsHiP C0MPAxf.
Norfolk cs PSn. %a sSm"ns eS ,sfs Tuesdays rbus
day ana Saturday. A. connecting with shs virsia..
Line Chesapeake aud ohio naiiroad aud with the com.
gsnys steam lines Interior points In North Carolina and
every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday. -
Lewes Del, Monday and Thursday at r. NJ. eonnsctino
with Maryland and Delaware railro Ids
Passenger accommodate, un u ,nrpassed
Through tickets and bills OF ading all points ~
Freight received daily pier 81 North River 0snsrI
ofhees i97 Green aich St n l.. MccRkADY. President
MORGAN's NEW YORK NEW OaLEANs ANDTExAs
pier ~ North River saturday January 81 tor New Or
cans direct transferring Texas freight there 60 Morgans
TO fss"a ports Tfs"xS ss Ss isdns
signed 70 AL points on ths ai,s'ippi River Mobile ds
Browhsvie and all points the galveston Har-
rsburg and san Antonio Houston and Texas Central.
ceniinentsl railroads Freights for Marys and Fulton
landed ut Iiockport
must be de-gn ated shipping receipt Apply Tor ratos
Lgnieraee and channel dues at Corpus thst Bsss
Insurance be effected under policy of tho line.
To New orleans. cent TO Texas ports y per cent
MORGAN. Agents. Office pier 'to Sorsh River.
L,Lo.IDA.-UAUTIOS TO TRAVELLERS. -GREA1
reduction in fare via the Inland route. from Savannah
to All Florida ports Only ~ TO JScksonvie meals and
Ine elegant steamer j. b. SCHUYLER makes close con-
necon with all savannah cancrs, thus forming the
quickest and route well the lowest
IN fare Accommodations Tor passenacrs unsnrpssssd.
rrExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
Vest caring the United states nalTrhe The stssmss
through bIis Of aiding given points Houston
@ ann and ss
Harrisburg and san Antonio Railroads Freight and insure
% rnse ut harvest ra.sa r"I ,fsss. os p"afg nRe
l53 Maiden lani.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
COAsTWlsE sTEAMsJIIPs.

1)ACIfIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CAJIFt MIA. JAPAN, CHINA. AUSTRALIA NEW
ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON. &C.
. sailing from pier ~ North River
Steamship AuAPuLGO. Wednesday January 81
connecting for Central America and south Pacih portA
. FROM san FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN and CHINA.
TRALIA aud NEW ZEALAND.
steamship ZEALANDIA. "Wednesday, January 81
- For freight OF passage appiy to
WIN r. tLYDE2 co, OF n. j. BULlAf. superintendent
No. bowling ,ireen pier ~ North River. foot Canal a.
LvOR BERMUDA.-THE kLEcANT MAIL STEAMER
IL GAMMA will sail for bermuda direct Thursday Fcbfu-
ary l. at = H. NJ from pior -, North River
For tuII particulars Euply to