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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-28

The PoET WHITTIER. - You know
Whittier's love for children. The aged
poet this Winter has renewed his youth,
like the eagles, in a handsome S55 over
coat of the purest Ulster breed, clad in
which he attended last week school
examination up among the Berkshire
hills, so dear to him. He was standing
beside the teacher, who was catechising
dimpled little dot in geography.
"What are the provinces of Ireland" 2"
asked the teacher.
potatoes, whisky, aldermen, patriot
ism and"- began the child.
'No, no." Interrupted the teacher
81 didn't mean products; | said pro-
vinces."
CO." said the girl, "Connaught,
Leinster, Munster and-and-" Here
she stuck, put her chubby finger in her
rosebud mouth, and sought inspiration
successively in her toes, the corner of
her apron, the ceiling and the poet. All
children love the dear old Quaker poet 5
kindly face. He smiled; her face
frightened sympathetically the entente
cordidle had been established between
them. He patted his coat significantly /;
she looked at him inquiringly; he
nodded, and she burst out:
80, Miss Simmons, 1 know now.
They are Connaught, Leinster, Munster
and Overcoat"'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-28

How TO MAKE LACToMETER.-Any
housekeeper who desires to test the
purity of the lacteal fluid furnished
daily by the milkman, can provide her.
self with an impromptu and to all pur-
poses an efficient lactometer in this easy
way. Procure glass bulb and stem,
both hollow; load it with quicksilver,
sand or even bird shot, until the instru-
ment will float upright in milk known
TO be pure. Mark on the stem the point
to which il sinks-the surface point.
Remove it from the milk and float it in
pure water, marking the surface point
as before, which will be considerably
higher on the stem than the other
mark. Now take narrow slip of paper,
capable of being rolled lengthwise and
inserted in the stem of the instrument
so that figures on it will be visible
through the glass. Lay Off on this-in
the direction of its length space equal
TO the distance between the two surface
points, numbering the first point o and
the other 100. Suodivide this space
into ten or twenty proportional spaces
correspondingly numbered; roll the
slip and insert it in the stem until the
0 is at the surface point of the milk, the
100 ut that of the water. Your lactome-
ter is now complete. Float it in your
milk can every morning, and the depth
to which it sinks will register the per-
centage of dishonest water, if any, the
milk contains. Suppose, for example,
the instrument sinks till the surface
line cuts the figure fifteen. The milk
contains fifteen per cent. OF added
water.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-28

OPEN to conyiction-jail- yards.
The skirts of time-old dresses.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-28

A SAD SToRY.-Once, long, long
time ago, before Noah's ark landed on
Plymouth Rock, when Boston was a
bowling wilderness, when the crafty
hyena and snarling wolf, roamed un-
molested through the wilds of Cam
bridge, and when the fierce quahaug
prowled through the sands of the Back
Bay, an old man and his wife lived in a
dilapidated old shanty, way down on
South Boston point.
They were miserably poor, and some
times in the cold winter they would
have nothing to eat for weeks, but
boiled sea-weed and crabs. But they
were Christian people and never CON-
planned, only the old man would Occa-
sionally get his shack up;" after wax
ing up some cold morning and finding
his feet flozen. he would murmur
''This is burned sick way TO live."
But his gentle old wife would quietly
lay her spectacles down on the Bible
she had been reading, put her withered
arm around his neck and reply "Wipe
off your chin, Jeremiah, and trust in
Providence"
Then the old man would cheer up
and say he would try it once more, and
go out and gather sea-weed.
One day fairy came TO the old cou-
pies hut and told them they might have
anything they wished for-gold, green
backs, bonds, anything, and that they
might wish three times.
How happy the old folks were then
no more suffering for them. The fairy
waved her magic wand and told the old
lady to wish. The old man was horri-
fled to hear his idiotic wife wish heI
big churn was filled with live geese
feathers.
The churn was filed and the thought
less enraged old man shrieked out, Il
wish they was stuck down your blasted
throat!" and in twinkling the old
lady was being smothered with feathers.
There was one wish left, and the old
man used that in getting the feathers
out of his wife's throat. The fairy left
in disgust, and the maddened man tore
round and threw his old wife's Bible
and spectacles out of the window. and
swore he'd "git divorce from his fool
ish old pard, and the gates of tophet
shouldn't prevail against him."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-28

SYNDICATE S;rs?:,:ss 81 < :35ss s5e ! 8 s55 X
possible. Profits sure. Explanatory circular sent
Free MOREAN 4 co., Brokers, s. Broad 81, ?. o..
Box as, y. Y. 2l9lSt
eF Inpp THE TREASURE Illustrated Magazine
M tHtH and Elegant ChrUmo Asking Blessing
W uuu. 2JHxl5%, in highest style Of Art. Es-
tail Price s5 and ILLUNINATKD Descriptive poem for
framing. Sent postpaid one year FoR ONLY 81 Large
cash commissions 10 agents. THE TREASURE PusLIsB-
ING Co. ~ Cedar ST. New York 2--t-it
TCtC The choicest in the world-ImpOr-
lCHS, ters prices - Largest COMPANY IN
America - staple article - pleaSeS every body
Trade continually increasing - Agents wanted
everywhere - best Inducements = don't waste
time-send for Circular TO ROBERT WELLS
- Nesey ST., y. Y. z. o. Box. 1885,. 2-lS-3m
kS Super Mixed Cards, with name 25c: 25 for 10s
W. Trayer Co. North Chatham. " Y. I-zI-5t
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-28

n uDA "A - ELRf ZOE AL
JEW ;: !: s 6: s: :
set (3) spiral shirt studs Gents im- coral PIN
improved shape collar stud Gents hne luk watch
chain ami one ladies' Heavy wedding ring. price ot
one casket, complete 50 cents; three for 3 3 sN FOR
81 and Il for $3.50, all sent postpaid by mall si1
dozen and a solid silver watch for so. Agents s-u
make money selling these essksts Send so cents frr
sample and Catalogues. We have all kinds Of levyy
at low prices. 2-ls-lot
COLES & CO., 7S5 Broadway New York City.
nhThppU cured by sehermerhorn's C4tarrh Cufe'
EHlHQlQ il will not fail price Sec by ritil, q
circular Se. W. 5. scHEExEKHOEy, Cast,e,ou, \. I.
s(-it
S.l EINk BRISTOL CARDS name neatly prihte.i IA
~ latest style type, postpaid for 2Se- Model Card
Co, Pontiac, Mich. 2--6-t
CD You want one. 25 cts for particulars. PhlG-
gcs delphia Purchasing Agency, III 3ri -,
room 4. 2-i2-ft
m Cards no two alike IOc ~ of same in hsndslGs
vi double 3jc. IS scroll 3Oc. 25 chrome p -
(ItJ Re white l5c 50 Cardinal red l5e. 25 Jet u
gold 25e-. your name all. IS blank scroll l-c,
Samples Of cards and large 81 column weekly p Pc
for &C. Agents wanted. @. b. Ullnan, Il Winter =.
Boston, Mass. S-jit
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
THE COURTS.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY TROUBLES.


An applicrtion was made yesterday in ; u
r,a Court Chambers to Judy Westbrook by Benard
,,n, for a u,sndamus 70 the Hildse Buni to restore
m topenncrshp. The benefits OF the Society are an
,r,,,c, Of 900 on the members Ike aud = week
1,,c sickness The subscriptions were originally Tl'O'
- ,T.ro afterwards increased 30 ell3 . week, ana
c-rllv last April rose 70 9l.3l. This last increase
Ibres objected to and Ae dropped for rot paying
A.. lines The President of the Society says tlat e IN
s, es made in strict accordance wilh the Constia-
90 ~ the Bund ana became necessary in consequence
=, the increased demands acconnt o. the sek iuhu
b,l hal RISEN S120.e00 year. The plaintiff had not
beon expoilei but siinpy suspended Judge "esprooA
denied tho motion.
Ile-rv n Alexander, Nehemiah Bosenberger Marcus
Ni.ran .nl Eugene Frtls .ae0let pcttouc0 Jad-e
y.sfnrool. lu supreme Court CtNWhers yesterdAA' 70
roi1 ~, dissolution ~ the MOutcfOre Icufnt ~orety'
- ,s,.,r they are members. Tacg say the society was
- ted about nine ycSrs ago. create iund Tor the
bsa of tie widows and orphans ci deceased me lc
sr c burial of s1ch members and tAe ee oi mem 'cfs
a. sickness and distress Tint wa, in uourshs cost
. hui that its officers now c0usplrinE 20 destroy
A. ,f-out tbr consent ~ the memo Fs Ihe president
T scr tary -.y the dissolution was resolved on &t q
,f II. of tWentv-iV eut o.. tuer tWcnty-nne mehiptF3
trye voting tor the diSsoiu uti0n, aNC th AirNanaVf
e,1 Rnsen berger are not members n good st&niins
jrs- West brook denied the application, with leave 10
renew Oh additional rapcrs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Nathaniel Harris died Feb 10, 1850, leaving his
property tied up Icact Of his VIE and daughter d
ine their Ives 20 The daughters children OF IN DC
fpt OF her children others The we sud c4nteE nave
nov brought -ait determine the proper co.s ~ OF c
Wi Judge Westbrook III supreme touTt NAiii''
retei ves cflay puDEcauon Of tae sGnii'na against TIC
absent defendant
The prisoners arrested on wednesday night IN The
houses on Blocker ' closed oy Capt ByrHes were
brt before The Jefferson Marsrt Police Court YcseF14T
Aques Naeie Of N0 10 SleccA Aert Anne hoeusen o. \"
l. Frederick Carson l3. auG Eugene Joansn or o.
rrl.-r-D-s loustS. el .h'
81 Ieh4vior Tho s,1cr pTsoleI, ahoa] forty I'D A1lDeI
were discharged
The Department Of Buildings has brought suit and
olsia an injunction restrain the Congregation Chtba
Ausi suvaker on occul ing s present rooia for worship
To CONGREGATION ordinarily las l5O ateItantA The room
oe15 o. bird story o. so 20 Chatlam street. and the
on exit g., oue raIrlF stairway. motion to So air jla
lulr0r ea- a4.oI-lcd fuI week the counsel ui We NA
--ou assuring JOHN a. Ful,, a. counsel if ti' DepaiV
risgt t.at "a scoud stairway shouiC be pa in at once
stephen Roberts hal a claim against the city
Tor sor-e that inerel badly that ii had o 3e KID
ia ors-uece 81 fan caused ly hole in TIE pavement al
Thirty fhst and Eshh-avc. a. November, lo1e The Com
eao C1rc drecte tlst $500 stuud De paid % hm Cont
er Green refused paw The amount ard Roberts hrough
su.t Judge Van Iio-cn N Common Pleas special Term
C.u,-, lis complaint Yesterday ho ling That OH uz the CITY
rv carr0ns. claims aclias Tie Charter of $50 makes
~, CONTROLLER the Only ocer WlA power 70 elect such com
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
pFCIcIONS-JrLYI2

C,pre7,c C0arf-Ch0mbers-B Judge West brook
matter MOnteiore Benevolent -otetr Motion
C. ef Ifh payment 81 That
amount iuiu ac Ge1ncv NJ ton eeltc. oflHGii
Tle MsFar &C.. liAo q, and - d. Eiry agt
Fr-cfrc Association N0lcuey The Nayuf, 90 Lynch
Az KDrnar Ph.pa Iaclua t-THaria LIE lrSuTGrce
Corpanr ac- Krrvn Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY ast
Nau-znan: Mrrer act aoler - Granted. llaIais aet
srla -r aIles AIT C3s;cr-uiefs granted. Piat Az.
Ptft.-MofloA rraItcA; mencraiG1lu.
v Judge HaIrrtt-Mutua! IAie Insurance COMPANY "fl
Iac-lrt COPY proposed 0ri-i be- served lon me
opposite party until leave o suggest dI amendment
divs; either party submit hs views 40 ilt
upon when the aT-dn nts ar n ana Jc
vta u ho4 parties proposed th nay be sent 10 ne Tor
settlement
superior Courf-Spocicl 7cTr-By judy Freedman.
~ at. granted
proved. Woodbridge OF a. a-r Ihrceaver-orffr cenFl@
notion C0urver 81 a- C0n0T Terordcr mNfvtng orrrr
derrd Uetz FaiishOrder v-Caung adjustments %
Perrin. Gc Edgar denying Hot"I ain ~
le at. iI-0H-Ordrr griucf Jackson ~ a ac' IlN-
Order scharlug defendant from custody &c TIE whitney
Brooks rt al; Uueer 4gL HueY; Person aE
Errlar 90 a zane at aGt same: " lauCiIn
br 6ur,-; Guuther eet Mort CI2ue ac iF.eii ben
net snyder huuyon sgt Earle -o9leIs granted
Common I5oqs-SpoeiGi Inm-By Judge Van Hoe
8 aaVOr. OIrlanf dismissed win
The painr sTfdv i1r siF r'onc anpral SO
otlu1u ChArr Ae4fl+ +J Judgment tor ptslAiiEi $50
oluou schneider vs lIihci- cclIint SEC a- -
Yaengnc CO. -bl BsTtne- ana Judgment FOR plain
fiI Usurv Pa a-tles opinion. ha4cou Vs. Dimes
Compliant --el: opinion. walker vs. bIahLiE gan
COM .alnt disuii-ses ". "a costs; zee op,iiOn.
Is Judge Van BrjHt.Dalnsr - ruliyDrder ioF couhs
sciers of Puuey.A pphcatm for leave 70
e. tOult4oually In the matter ~ stry, &c cige grant
e. Brooks Nat lsOrI.-COfI .siii eieil4satt
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
PASSEAGERS 4RRITED.

n and Nr. F T. Anderson VI. Apuclius. ". T. Armrs
Ter Mr nl Ms. =. D. Barnabr AEs hsiy A. Baile @lss
Nate abv Mss Anne Bartlett. Biddie. J. C. ddle
CoaH W d. Rgby. f. Biacslcr. william BRADLEY FaEcls
Prs-~Istt Marshall Burdekiu John CinpbfL~ Mrs Mary
Campbell 81 Tray Campbell George H. Ohrstt- MIS- Clarke
u Mara CLARK e. Biiss Blanche Clark. Dr. Cunningham The
hcg furre Mss Agnes Curre q. !. 4 DICK
D. A. Dodge D. Mr.. Evans. Miss Evans j. r. Ileres Fer
leta i Gabriel Hrs CAT Mss H. =. Gaf a. B. Goodman.
hoeu Gravt~ ana brother Alfred GrOse @. " Guthrie,
1.aHTa g. Harrison. T. " Harfros, MI aud Hrs Thomas
4a"kls Malcolm Hay. D. Hays. A. Heard r. NOicott Jazz
~ IAli \. Jackson. John b. Jackson, c. l. LunlewsAs r.
t3n'4 a hagd-iay. Miss HarIa Nc pernott = Van an
~, y Asgs aHl1. walter psntOn. J.. O. PENN n, = y
p pI. ~ Ar Pew. Mss Pusfer. Nj and Ars william H.
'-li M<s lary Heed Thomas A Reilly. = p Scldfer
- fl.A Ms Steiner and infant " lllsin Thompson,
,.,au linfl, John W. Turner, Geuise 4 Van Neft, j. G.
MaA!le>S H. Webster. Miss Kate Webster, Miss Minnie
~ GN'a'15 ~! D. Wool NJ. and Hrs l. J. Woodman gd enid
- -. r. "llsCf. Mf August c. Zimmerman and dauflits
Ms /. kcDaaI srs W 'Feliv
fDN BRISTOL. IL. sfa0o,sgfD cqga>reet July y -
~ f.a i0R.n AloB1o FAY. Mrs Sly and children, apt
N n Jessie Howe EIr N Ulucs Mlss r. f. Green, Mrs.
etokes, Mlss esburg
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
CDINlINAL NOTES.

Loris Schloss. a dealer in obscene pictures. who
1s ea rcr arrest past. tined snt conyif red
r. ti CONT nf General Sessions yesterday JUDGE Glider
u .,. imposed hue of 500 ans sentence ot reo months
fl tIt PeaitcRCarg.
John DorcheTtv was indicted In & ptemheT 1876
IN Hud n Cutv earec = deailg u flanru7cuTed
tobacco without c,i tetnf At Ni- f4r- "l " lNo 20
fl, lify u,cr remained untl yesterday. ff e WIS .r
r.ztol srrant Commissioner l1-!o. Judge
r flri granted warrant ~ removal and D'-hetty
tak, % 20 Jersey CITY bv DrIE.ty Marshal cI0n1t
At Essex Market Police Court. yesterday. before:
iartv. ot TIE society fr to Proven
TN ~ Cruelty o. ChldrrT preferred cnarr araIt Peter
T.so. W a tcras bedri4 ac $50 re froel s, nf
crlc and u'l1lu tieatrc.t $50 Iou Fllc~ Toe s,i "g
il onr rnc yaar. gI employed bv FHSou ho f1ggr
l.r 4l ~. balq bsqw indie uutl To nrsn p.
r H was fcalae virh il e.CvcH peccs- Fpso. dur
m t ex1r-inafio lon wore fratq and
tl4rrcfcc. he was held "a default Il 4l..0o 5lL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
LOSSES BY THE ERIE FIRE IN 1875.

Everett ". Pattisoa, author Of the "Missouu
DIGEST" and attorney for the St Louis and NandalH Ran
d is now engaged in taking depostioas at the once Oh
Ju5re slipman. in this city IN si brought by TIE -
T,is Insurance Company. assignee Of Meyer Co., of
S. Louis o recover Si5OO1O for losses sustained az the
rr,a, cotton hrc at the Ere docks IL Jersey Ci'y IN
1s-3 The tes nony thus iar taken shows tha'
tte winter of Is73 was unusually severe, and
that Western bound freight net only detained ia It's
,s.e but was blocked rp and aI the time of the dre
at 600 bales % cotton intended Tor the Wtst. had
accumulated tHe greater part OF which was DESTROYED
T.e amount iuvu "a u tine present -i is Tor hc COTTON
~ vas -c be- shipped over tho NsudJia route. IAe
line az defense tat the dcstruc'o occurred on co
uectns nne aud Was not tie rcsGt OF careeAscss OF
uetflgcuct
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
steamsaLp AntlraeIte e1nmev rhaaeIphia rena. Jas.


R1ie rio Lima Csrt) Arano. spain. G. Amsinek & Co.
Bark Fearless. kirby. Trieste. Austria J. H. Ireclt
iaTs SimeT dtaij. M,zzsicaio cGrs Halifax. John C.
,selr X l. Kersey, oosens. Portsmouth, y. H. MILLER
se! Jacob BiFdsau Blake, Georgetown D. c. s,asht
sei- T. NJ CLARK, Bangor saybrook, Conn, Cartwright
scir Johu Keso Kelso Baltimore. No. Wm. Chalmers
sGr Marion Gage snedon' Irunssiek, Ca souder q
sclr J. J. Harris Hudson, Key west Ta Bernett Pinek
sotr Theress McQuiru. Para Erq7'I G. Am.'pck & 90.
Welcome X Beo0o L0zirr salaa I-yau,, Eall co.
ARRIVED.
steamshe otaeno ur nr.stov Hun. Jdne o. southamr-
ton jny 23 'uc Boston July TO- with ma and psssasers
steamship = q Kaiet Masneo. Georgetown. D. C.. and
Alevanira, mdse ara assn gers, 10 !. T. ncme u
anl - West uiy - with msr and gassenscs 10 Cls IT.
Pa s aist 55 70 j. l E. 'a Tafa Co. VIII % be % placed IN The Inc
sear tip on Dominion. Walker, No.fos, CITY Point and
Richmond ut mase AMI passercrs 90 Od Dominion steam
steamship General wl-y Haiet' aostaa, with radse and
shpS p p s-seg iof sssrsp1,t sual Sraad canary 81
da IN ballast to Carver Barnes Anchored AZ sandy HooS
BarS -ona r. Luhr- Gray Cow Bay Il days. with coal.
Park Fratea Tisi aL lues s3 days. via Delaware
schr. 60 O. neuecs, Baaror. with lumber 10 order.
sc5r cen ~i.riiir. s,eTa-t. Portland. CT
scr. Joseph Reeer- Han Portland. Ct
Sci,r Amei1cin F.a.e Keiy. BOSTON.
scr scsr 4,ay ~. -. Z. cl.a-m . ,, laser M HPiio9 1
Sc.I. lillian. Mitchell Saicni
sca-. sparta Hutchinson. Sry, Bedford.
scllr. gasi. Iavl5r somerset
NclT Er!laJ Jnc.. Foster. Eew London
-chr. Arnic. Hore, Ner-l lonGou
ad, sS a E9a .Sus O. % e. s;e 1 M 10 GeoTs ~ @ a55
sc,r. Mary : ribbit,s Maxwell Virginia with wood.
SAILED
Steamships pommc-arla far Ham qrg state Of Indara
I T i w., u, '. .s,l'1i m M b t-, = & T
Nor,aa :or Pel:h 4mboy: lrir Aiire rana1 ,or-E
scirs Georgia or Tru sd bessie black foI Ncsafk Hattie
: Collins C'ar Leayt'. Carrs "al'' Leonofa' r. FosIe
sUESEr nd st sandy HOOK light s. w. clear at City
SAILED ~ WAY OF long ISLAND SOUND.
aa SlTs' f. esa for % salem si r s @ Es sr r,raa 'I ds 1S
FOREIGN PORTS.
BalsroL Eng, Jay l2-rhe Groa. Western Line steam
Il'greo, Jaly i2rae s,eaner ti.Ts Can't Gasenaea
LoSpoS Juy i2saied I'm r--. leria. Tor Sew Yosk;
Eiore ION ira. veico Cgrt Llrsa. Roa: d ust eau
Us' Marv EiunaaH importer caIt 81 rbuTae cenercso.
Amlt. tort ulra- apt SEriy. ta;taTlua s. oftofe,
Charleston, flo'eH FefTo CipscF Qucn Capt Moaigomey
DOMESTIC FORTS.
BALTIMORE July 12-Arrived. Henry u Grant Larfer.
merrs teail .t,asi s Oils Meyer ir'n'r Gso-.
rtir,6 g. B sci, Alabama. Ross Jacssoay.e
boston. JAY Arrived st'r'aip bean Horne Iiy.r-
~opcr mary j. .sou. Williams annie L. ilet,.uu hr,cnHn
lssiiu.of-; lieadur. Cobul P piaa jarSs BaEno'
willard r. IlIi -s ilo"gi ans i. ,nn, - ,Zi.o1.- Z
Ce2re siy C.e@; 'Is,l s,1 ,t,T M .o
Gro.,dSr h. a. Je "a Proctor joane o. D. wf-eI G5r
tI sre. j. sampson G.ce ...uIorc: Mar Hs'cy Cor
i raEnS 4 e'''3, p 4 I4ii,!', J,'ti.5 i5 @ .,r,ob
NNrit" A July sIill' 81, &c &C. ~ 'H..,, l, i'J tr
@ & G .c-r 9-rs1iy fSr Fiaa Ei Jacln Cefciri
ls~f
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
CALTNDARs-TnIs DAY.

errREvr COURT -CHANHEGs-'y 'yEsTBRooK. J..
% X ugler aet. Matthias. 2ls-- Brady aet Rnst-
g- Van ODstsl agt Van 224 Carr Gg- Feit'r
O.sfal 9:i- Matter Of Giles.
1c2 psslf.rG ect. John. Z-2.Ualr act DAILY.
Ic- C.qrf, grf barlow. ZC3. fsnisraut Ind savings
7eo fffffe Head Bank ar ag
Clement Z'fi- lh4i.r ag'. hIr@siet-
2OG Ifcrplcf aF; Sauderson' 100 ic'Hai- ''' Jaw
GFSFRAL SEssioss-PGRT I.--tlLiAHsIAEsE. " ilhan
Jo-.Di Joseph E4o~. robbery August
Tl. Ffercs.r0 Fantlfo fcosi0gs assault and battery
.' csl,srb,r y, iiam ncfieuTy burglary Andres Dra
~ m otTas RI REYNOLDS Camille T. Fce9fty, William Ajcf
hse Csrk Margaret D. Dolneil. grand larceny; i1cara
E IesrDD Porter James TaIury James Burns larceny
iron fhc person; Terence Calaclan. P1tncs McbOWon
George donovan, Patrick Collins. assault and battery
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
JrYIs

PORT OP EEW.YORR. ..................- JULY IS
CLEARED.
eanAlp F1mneranta (Ceu). schumdsoy, Hamburg, Ily
1saA AID Chefb0urg, Eeunlrdt & Co.
Steamship Cleopatra huxley st Jago Cieufugos Cuba
's aStal y. T.. Murray, FeTris q CO.
Steamship Isaac Be Lawrence, Norfolk Ciy Point ard
S.--Hhphd, Old Dominion steamship Company.
tailrfip Agnes. Sunh, Philadelphia. Bogerf a morgan
'ieHfnstIl frlnoouIa Bragg Portland J. y AInen
steaibsiilg Neptune BeIry, BOstOn H. r, Dti0ck
Steamship ". Woodland. Young, Baltimore Wn Dalzen'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.

Gun rses.. 40 sun sots...... 75l C1ock fast. 529
AoOA sfs... 955 Noon sOufhs 200 MOon's age days.
L.. Hl.H WlTHE IODAT-A n
hAIdy look. .9,4l Gov Island HIP Hell Cate.
a.. HIsH WATER TCDAY-P ~.
sancy Ho0s 1905 GOV Island lO35 Hen Gate. OOl
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Gin Rfa! Goisi. for Sale.

A BARGAIN.-A fOur-story llgh st0op nroWn nSd
" stonc rsidenes eioss to 5hav iE 3st Prce sSoucU
nsrslv ;ur1isod large part remala on nor -ee
fNi'"'''' HOMER MORGAN, Z IIne-st
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Che 6nrt.
4 DC BRANCH RACES.

/ ONG BRANCH RACES.
II NoHIOlIH PARK.
June l,, July l. Z. l0 D.. 10. j. ard "a.
Races commence pffctn1F af - NeNIrr-'y southern
ana A,w crss3 Central Railroads 7 run tram. frt io -
gates ~ the trsUk. f0r particulars ~ ADVERT
IEeuf b. 49, BItIt tf. secretary. lOun Branch. =. J.
I ONG BRANCH RACES.-New-.Jer,ey south
a em Rairoll Dino steamers leave Ne0 NorE June 80 Iey
- Do, - lf II. a fu isI Nnrtn LlFcr. 30 H3us
lai0 ?. n. aId from uf 2iflst, Hnrh River lN-u
Fare PR round rp roudiu- admission a. fhr irick a. -.
ketuIu trai leave fa tlack "a. ~. -aiNlN o.. n.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13

NsV YORK. Thursday. July -. 1877.
The following legal auctions were made at
tlo ENehnn.e ,.l.sroonis t0-!Iy:
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fouscs am forms Uante0.
Gorscs. Garrlaae5, GarHe5s. &r

EFORSE WANTED.-Wanted.t To purchase, a
horse about IJ T. bands high. family usi ius Pc
souuG aud good roadster Address. WILLIAMS Box 30
Tribune Olic2.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
Broohlpn Etal Gstafr for Sale.

Unwilling HOUSES Nos. l3 Wilow-st.
s7 Hislss A. Bl ana ~ nsssausL 100 ane lVz Pine
a,rie l7g ma 81 Ehby ST. = IGfayettoaVe
-'F-' GORDON l. FORD. % Csrtet. BTooklyn
TOR SALE-On Corner Of CaIltOn-ay. ana
4 Eergel-st 6 very desirable lots Tor Immediate I'm
1roveInent VEil be only FOR cxrli fn1 nsrt4aee
rutland A WHITING. IS, eRnlhn Sc
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13
MAI. STEAMERS


y STEAMSHIP LINE BETW1E NEW DIRK,
SOTTHAMPIOE. AND BEl-.i ~ .,-,.
CCMPANy's SIC: t. HoBJhEN.
NAL. Saturdty.-- Cly - WfGDtlt 1aturday Il'
~ fl ~atru.sv - OnFE. SATURDAY August 4
RATES OF PAs>AGE iron NEW 40EA 70 soL lhAMF-
TON. UANkE, or BREMEN - - .
FIRST CABIN, god SECOND CABIN go, golil
STEERAGE. $50. currency. ,s
Tc6ets reduced Prepaid StetTage CeIhn
Gates, so currency
Tor frLigl4. OF ps9saSe apply ts 4 o ,,.,
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countrn neal Gstate for saIe.
procklnn pronertn % cet.

4 TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-stor,
- aud bassmeE- brick dwelling 30. -23 Carroll a., "a
Carroll park to dcsir tenant the viii Dc ade YER
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Connlrn pr0ncrLn 90 Get.

NITY HOTEL II PROVIDENCE, T. l., 10 let
X years. This Hotel is we'll known to lhe
travelling public uruucbuut tr wDd nl f'0m ~ situation
surroundings go bee the eadng otei ior
many yeaIs.
Address JAMES r. HODGES. Providence, r. l.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13

TTRAYMORE HOUSE.
4 SEA END. ULINOTs-AVE. within 200 leet Of ocean,
ATLANTIC CITY, \. j..
OPENS JUNE !. NJ T. HOpPEs
THE GREGORY HOUSE, Lake Mahopac'
n Y--Has besn thoroughly renovated an opened under
the management q Oh rrorri.toT l. H. Gregory charm
inr az. vcT: scenery timely -hao,i excellent
boating and fishing aul a the aipo1-m"ht- ~ trstca-s
Four daily trains hy Htfitm allioaa diect
carriages tof Terms % suit the times Special arrange
rr.f .ss
New-York tribune., 1877-07-13

GCHkOON LAKE. COUNTRY BOARD N
"a private family. Convenient - th" steamboat Landing
ana Lake near Hotels good bnarr at very
ouabc rates. This place only eleven hour nom Ne" ork
via hudson Railway ard springs, among %"
ArouGack- beautiful Lake ana Mountain BOAT
ing and dslug gurGg climate 'n nn haYcNrF
AUply % H. r. LOCKWOOD -c-Iuou Lake, t-sx Coz y.
Or of WILLIAM A HARDING. No SiG Br1aiway. ny.