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4 LBANY ENENING BOATS-PhQPLES
[iapr a - jcs b ir.ye % rsf a. y nor. r, Sy sys5y c7
s:ei, 1 VI + l a.: or6 a. sS v, = tsra,as Comfortably
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UBDGEFUR1, and all points CT Eous2tonlc
and SaugatucA Railroads Far 81 Seansr ssg shor'
lavos CsHru, daily (sdndays oNcerieD ~ il'J D. H.
slo Lrdlspalt at Al T. r..
- .ITIuORF AND OHIO RAILROAD.-
- Lave York root Dssbosaes AID CorVanl
$50 o. m yor Washington Coiibs Chicago ana to Wci
Ricn.lnud. tEaTcs.oH a4d The sODth. nou Prilm "a
lao D. H. for washington and he West, anf for R,hmoni
sud tle sou,h via cord nsyit Pullman cii7 lr.n N y,
iii,lurs. Cincinnati, louisville and 81 ioa's Through
g. g M daily for waslagt the south ana West Pull
man seesTs iom Se~-f or. % - ~ @ , s,tll'
-. Louis PtrbUrrh'tto south and sontb-Wrsi m"nsh
,ci al wssnRton with trains for Iynchhusg. Florida, Now
ror iiroarh tickets pcase csl ct compmys oce, 5l5
Broadway. NewYori nd NJ ticket orc TOO 81 totanat
ASK ron TICKETS VA IA "a LrIMokE IND CHIC
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Ceu,'nercag c. 10. Ist7rr'ins leave as ioIovs: ,,..
= m.for t,.,nsi9l r- ta,s" 7ei'de'' 'i"1on
rs =. in-for ieh Brslg5 Erln n Easoa. Harrisburg,
.0l5 "a. aia 20 n.-For snuer'ic ald Fleming 21
bare, ra.ion, Iuis hammock Tamaqna EaLie'0n t'a'
r T.-for High Bndee Branch. Easton, gelyidere and
SO ~ n. aaly-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
Fr H. r ips 70 local Tcins tiue table at stations
Round Crook intermediate points ana al 1Jo H. ior
Kag'on. Reading, and HaiHs'"Is
N7EW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trains for fer0 AmDoy Red Bank long Brlnch
ocean Grove &C. a %, il:!S a. M T. 81 & , NJ ,vponr
aai a, sQuea y fruIn POINT PLEASANT
E7REEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Law foot OF Lberty st. Tor trseho al
145. 1l,t5 =. ~. T. BIO y.
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COLOMON lSAACS.
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Gras s having large -ac The first eui0n Oi 1900 cop
tus soid ou p1DAcauon Gay, Price so cents.
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Gin Real estate for gal,.
DrooiIpr HcaI GsIa. for SeIt.

DWELLING-HOU Nos as Wiow-st.,
~ ~ Aicksst 30 o. an 81 Ha-sauGt 100 eal lO2 Pine
apps st. l-9 and 1877 WAlougbbF 2s I-a9Yf,tesge.
GORDON l. FORD. 81 ClarEs-. Brooklyn.
81 g 1SA -Three-st0ry. high-stOOp. new
- ., -~1p. browustone HOUSES. Pig. ie ioeluon
Green and FG0nayc tWen,V minutes 20 ferry.
rutland & WHITING, Beekma8sL
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JueiruCuou.
For Both sexe--Couni

For Both sezez-Country.
IREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical IN.
~ srtutc aud commercial Cooce founded lsp- ftsdc
seol fcr both scxes Opens ntce'nucr g. Adirfss Nef
!. d. HLA AfIi'- LEI. An. Principal
DOCKIAND COLLEGE. Nyack. h. H.-Both
"a s.yg., s5 pcr year no rUsr; uatvo teach
en- m languages college courtc ior ad'a. W il Lahh''''
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fINHE OLD RELIABLE SlONINb lON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS FAST.
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers sTOStNGrON ard RHODE ISLAND
leave 50, corth River 4SU dally except
Hereafter the STEAM II EAPIsE5o TRAIN viii
lesyo -rONfNGTOS ~ 40 D. m.
Ticket. for al the principal ticket Offices
oil oinces Of Wesc0tts Express Co., ana at
.U3 IIuauwsJ. ,.,.,...,...-. 49,. .....
PROVIDENCE LINE
Dr.isht snlyD daily (sNcspt Sundsys)
Il IN % North kVcr loot Ol " frslghts
VIA ttLtI line Al l0~est rates.
d. = BAucOcy. Prt. l. W PLAINS. Gen. Pass
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

A DODWORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING
NJ No. GSl 1ithayc,
Wow oron for the reception % pupils
Classes or ladies' children and gentlemen, and pnvste les
sons For particulars send Tor circular
senca ard family classes out OF own' supplied VITA
competent teacatTz
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THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
CHEAP, STANDARD AND POPULAR.
TEN CENTS EACH.

SIX FOR FIFTY CENTS. TWELvE FOR 81.
Do1iJle Nupbe7s Co,at a. T.so.
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EREEHOID and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections foot Liberty st. Tor frsehod al
7.45. La \. ~. T. BIO y.
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gsnnirp 5rostrIr 10 fst.

A GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE
~ reasonable terms, neef f r r,
\. J. opposite he resiience Of Hon " w Pn,p' .ss
Of furnished With water snu
room large stable carnage house. and barn snd cottage ae
sired WIN o. lawn aud garden, ana pcut nt ~
irouire Of e. y. JORDAN.
Cashier Third National baih
ehAS PER MONTH will rent The house, ~
~ -st Washington ave. Wo1sids Hcn.rk from Se5o'.
l. Apply on the eIulsss OF " J. II DENlsoN' l0' D>
Vile ave Newark Y. J.
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRS, Wednesday. Nov 81, 1877
The following auction sales were held AZ
the ExcbanEe salesroon tn.daY:
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VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

TIE STANDARD POLITICAL MANUAL.
Leaves nothing deslrso. Undoubtedly The besiTsoy
G.. ~ fiHss.
lias aae 81 extraordinary sac this veal lGstiysburg
(Fruuf STAR and Senfiae.
TrFnr reliable PohNcsi register puOsAoa
-. rovsF fN. 80 Morning SE~f
rcy rood uliEg 10 have within onss rsaeh-iAbany ~
: i i..asL
tuaeIs humber ever is'uec-iBosion tAass)
AcvfllssRr.
Ssians. u eIoe TIRE high standard OF pIs'eus
GssI -sf Rochester ~ ~ Democrat and Chronicle.
f0f nurh 'urr esction returns than any previous
isFrc-s 'ffasro Hlil journal
Away ue sccBracy and l0ess Of its statistics
o.. la,llsai fOI Ohf-tF-
ABB l4nUNY ALsANAC viii BE- mailed postpaid
as a~0l,ss receipt OF u cents.
AhArr.s rlIr TnTRI 81 .Ynrk.
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N7FyV- -YORKonJ LONG RRANCH DIVISION.

- Trains feuA AmDoy Red Bank Long bfdnch.
ocean Grove Sc. A. -, il:45 a M. 4. BID j. ~
Mst2N af station 20 AM on kEl FOi'
agd al sQuGn ana frun POINT PLEASANT
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Ctean 5ledmcrs

nor LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
L Tie Liverpool and Great Western steam Company
United STATES hail teameti ieaye Pier %. \. X.
NDsTA i ........--- r. E~DAi. - AZ II a. n
NEVhDA......rU EsDA1. Dec II. al u n m
IDAHO. .----... .IJ DAY, Dec. L. " pm.
Ca;1n Passage $50 So, according 20 state Room
'''''@''' F-' '"' WILLIAMS & GUIoN. % Bloaisay.
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rORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-NORK.
sOUIHAMPTON. AND BEtMi.S.
COHPANY'S PtEE loot % SECDND>l. HOROKEN.
DOSA Nov. - HERNIA Dec.
NfTkAR ...-.. Sat. Dee AhLiIt = h.- sat. Der. -
RATES or PASSAGE frOuI NEN-i ORb 10 SOUIHAhF-
TON, HAVKL OK BREMFS
FIRST CABIN, 500, gold. SECOND CABIN, $50, gOii.
SrEERAGE. $50. currency. go
Return Ticscts reduced Prepad seefAge Ceruo
catos. $50 currency.
For freight or passage apply 10 -
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

AINDRESS.-B n wcll-recommendcd WON
an: sup, nor washer aud iOner competent. rciiabie
tor city county. Can bc seen at the PO I-oIAA
HOME BUREAU. 40. I5S 6ti-aye, above lotlrst
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Silnaiions Uanle0-- ilGlss

piIpQloU8 lUuHlfU-- LIlIIto
A STEADY German with good references, not
n using tobacco thoroughly understands house CLEANING;
can word garden hed tend horses and Address T.
y. Tribune Office.
EOAClIMhN.-A iirst-cass eoachman. mar
~ red situation IN private fainuy thoroughly
understands the ana anaStment of horses has ten
from hs city cOuu
ny. Address NJ D.. Box -, Uptown Ia 6une once No l2S
Broadway.
EARDENER.-By Protestant man is 10
VI s.tclass s.TdeneT understands the ~ al Eads
Of married incumbmnct good reference would
Hhe situation with Respectable gentleman. Address Box
347, Goshen. orange County, =. y.
NURSE.-Wanted, a situation by thorough
y competent person ~ experience - RISE fur
valid gentleman the best Of references Address J.
u sTEENEEN. Niddletown, \. J.
VAITER-LAUNDRES French couple
w very intelligent and hshly spec table Fr.i Gilman
ILundres. parlornaia both thoroughly
ru,tvorthy in every mosierste
verbal references from hrscsss amilies be at
JACQUiN's BU REAU, 6O2 6tl ave-, near 35thst
XVAITER.-By "a Freuchman speaking En-
w gIish thoroughly ss Grstezns walter a private
family understands ms business ami works systematically
best references can bo seen at 02 Uaye. 35thst
WAITER.-A Protestant man, as waiter ia
pr, family thoroughly understands his business
ey references call OF addfeA1s III, S2s East STU q
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TOR SALE-At Long Branch. \. j., 20 acres
b oflaut near Long Branch Depot and near fhe Orean
600 fcrt Of fancy price For pArtic uafs ad
dos Box A3. fsasi Long Blluoh
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u ationsi I.ine.-Picrs ~ and 81 North River.
" N-------FOR LONDON Victoria Docksl-----
Holland We'd. Nov. p, D. 3d. Denmark Nov -. l3O NJ
-- FOR QCEEhS1OMN AhD LlNEhfOol-------
Hsvea Thur, Nov y. gIG. England Nov 1, 1.3c a. ~
Cabin so t7O currency storage, 500. Dris ir ~
upwsr issged very rates CouIauys oihc Aes -
and 10 BioadNaY. +. " J. 1T Isl, Manager
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! H1RI Vt,I EIET OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
lh--Iye delots lot 81 COrtaudt and Dcsuro>ress az
Ou N y glt FyFr.s daily. Tor tfs'on hrt iehth Al
'enoNu Maueh CHUNK. Wikeabarie Ilt's"n awe i-niia
H. mimi .,ter RuGalo Niagara Falls, the
West. Pullmhc' sleeping coaehss -.is'ho' - ~, r,,x
~' NOP'I. ~. rAh Supl abu t-ltI
General Easferu Odce o. Churth ahd tSIlshJes
liIAa. d. ll- : y
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4 AUNDRESS-A first-class laundrcSs wants
f.uli!, washing nutng putting and polishing; all worE
promptly attended TO. CaI or address 100 West 2sthst,
a.
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MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ md NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL removed 70 the
ierre er rcns SO est lEthsIncar 5tsyr, 3. y MISS
R. COZ priu,ipsl VIII hecn Sun yeaf sept. p. ,
Nev li5ernnrieu msterial csap beautiful. General
Depot Czl BioadwaY send for illustrated ai'logue
NEiss GlBBONS'S ENGLISH and FRENCH
NA SCHOOL fW Girls, III West 44thst, reoIens sep
temper l9.
MFRS. ROBERTS and Miss WALKERS Eng
I'VE IISH end FRENCH DAY SCHOOL ior you
LADIE- 40. liS dsoHayc reopens september a. IcsS
graduate class November ].
HErs LOUISA B. CULVER receives at her
NJ studi pupils in uaint pr IAncsc9ne howcf, s, ne
4tt.vf Ecfer.uc,s: Mr.. ID. Huntington, Nj. James IL
Iiari WIZ Hart, Mr.. z. b. Fellows
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE, Founded
1867 3l6WFeT 18Tnlsr. Family and lay school
fr Young Ladies. College Course Urinary pep Iof h'us
bows 3ud < Tls. OpculHg Sep euher ~, losl.
lr and al Naaawe VAN NORMAN, Principals
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NOOK, Sea- respectable girl TO cook, wash
" and iron private family best city reIeience Ioo
81
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.

II NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tIng1- DIRECT.
Taxing goods and passengcTs for LoncOu. Cart Newport
GlOuceseI and all ports IN bristGl channel
SAILING from Pier IL. Ias. River.
spPtCON syIuous ............... TUESDAY, Dec. y
C0HS IL Williams .... ........ SATURDAY. Dec -
CABIN paSsay 500 $50 aui $50, curcncyi Rctrn utkc
AZ iavora intermediate, 80, cJrroncE Stecrh.
$40 CURRENCY Pre-. aid Certificates SD DRAFTS M
Z and UpwSrt For freight OF passage. appy %
" ID. MUillAN =. Act!li. q. ~ -Outu-tl wv WE.
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Ycr N. ne o. local pouis time table at statIOne
fNIrAN TRAlN--Isaye a. $50 M, ~ p. M for
Porpd crook intermediate points and az $50 D. m Tor
Patton. Reading and Harrisburg
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DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
NRW-ZEAIJND BRITISH COLI kBiA. OREGON. &C,
eailin- from I1er fcog Canalb;.. NoTth iiyer
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
Gonses ana farms Uaut,o.

w Gxtur., o nice hoto " thin nfty ues 81 New York
CITY by hoEl man. Addr,ss a. STONE, fh@nk HOUSE,
broadway snd l2thst
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-31

see that the people Of Kandiyohi
county have held a mass convention
and demanded that the governor ap-
point grasshopper measures under the
bounty act. We have also received
the following:
GLENCOE, MCLEOD Co., MINI.
May 28th, 1877.
Editor Azti-Moaopolist
By the request Of many citizens, I
am requested to write to you, and see
if you would tell us through your pa
per what has become Of the 100000
grasshopper bounty. The people
seem to be much dissatisfied in this
locality. Will You have the kindness
therefore to inform us through the
columns of your paper just how the
law stands on the records! What is
the reason we cannot get the bounty
and who is to blame? Yours,
G. w. DAY.
P. S. There are plenty Of grass
hoppers in this county; the bigger
half of the sod crop is destroyed, and
large quantities on the old land.
If any Of our friends at the state
capitol are trying to save the state
E$1OO, 900 at the cost Of crop worth
twenty million dollars they are max
ing a grave and disastrous mistake.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-31
THE STATE CONVENTION.

We call upon the friends of the
Independent party to see that there is
full attendance at the State COnven-
tian called to meet June Goth at
Faribault. They should not only at
tend themselves, but be sure to bring
.,me of their friends with them. We
DIV that in these hard-times money
Very scarce, and few feel like in
a.ring the expense of a trip of many
miles to attend political convention.
But it must be remembered that un-
less the people are willing to make
some sacrifices for the right their
enemies will triumph. The whole
hope of the country to-day rests with
the independent thinking men Of the
country. If they are true to them
selves they can bring politicians and
parties to their knees. If they are
not the multitude must hopelessly
suffer.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-31
JUMPING DOWN.

At the Rockford disaster a man
named Donnelly jumped to escape a
crushing under the falling dome. and
going down 119 fees struck call in a
heap" upon a pile of ashes. He rose,
looked round in a dazed sort of way,
brushed the ashes off his clothes and
walked away.
Some years ago, a politician of our
acquaintance jumped his party to
avoid an expected crushing, and going
down, down, landed on the political
ash-heap. He rose up.acted in dazed
way for a while, but brushed the ashes
off him and went about his business
! lust as usual. His name was Donnelly,
ItOo.-Red Wing Republican.
Now, brother Jennison, don't you
think we jumped in times Hasn't the
lunder.pinning given way and the
1grand old party tumbled in! Look
lat it to-day! Triumphant solely on
fthe pretence that the Democracy
lcould not be trusted to protect the
negroes of the south in their rights
Hayes is not warm in the presidential
1chair ere he kicks dowu the ladder by
(which he rose, and hands over the
negroes to the tender mercy of the
|hwhite men of the South. Where is
1.-THE dome of your building now!
n Don't you wish, brother Jennison
2lyou were ON the good, solid land of in
Independent action. side by side with
hhe ANTI-MONOPOLIsT, instead of be
|Striding the crumbling rafters of {
bnce glorious structure, sick at the
1.tomach. with pain in your head ,ani
ID limberness in the region of the bacl
lhone? Isn't that so :
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-31
GROWING.

!, The Greenback sentiment is steadi-
fly gaining. A leading citizen of
IPlainyiew, Wabasha county, writes
I us:
clam glad / did not vote for Hayes.
His friends here, the Republicans
/ are disgusted. Fully half of them are
sorry they did not vote the Green.
! back ticket. Henceforth we shall be
strong here
When Hayes tore down ''the bloody
shirt he destroyed the only distinc'
i ton between the Democrats and the
. Republicans. On the living issues OF
' the day neither of them have any dis
Z tinctive principles:-they are on both
Asides of all the fences.
II Let the Independents stand firm.
4 We can hold the balance of power this
fall in Minnesota if we are true to our
elves and our principles.
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j Probably however, simply they mean
to make my letter an occasion for ad-
mOnishing their cO-religionists against
superstitious reverence for Palestine.
! However unpleasant it may be to the
liberal and free thinking Jews Of
America, the fact which I have stated
concerning the tendency of their race
to gather in Palestine is unqueStiOn-
able.
The phenomenon has been suffi-
GENTLY pronounced to call forth a
work by the Rev. James Neil, B. A.,
some time clergyman in Jerusalem,
which, along with good deal of fan
aticism. contains some interesting
facts. The work is entitled 'sPalestine
Re-peopled or. Scattered Israel's
Gathering. A Sign of the Times. -
Mr.. Neil shows that the population of
Palestine is double what is was ten
years ago the new comers being Jews
and chiefly from Russia. Three years
ago such an influx took place in Sap
he'd, one Of TIVE four holy cities of
Galilee, that there were no houses to
receive them, and many had to camp
out. A plot of ground near Jerusa-
lem was sold for twenty times it's
former price. Building goes on by
night as we'll as day. Two little colo
MES have settled just outside Jaffa
Gate.
The real causes of this migration
are: first, that only recently could a
Jew own land in Palestine with
out becoming Turkish subject and,
secondly, thenew law in Russia Q874)
by which all Jews must be enrolled
for military service. It is probable
that Russia until now contained one
third of the Jewish race and just as
they begin to feel the pressure of
those military demands upon them OF
Russia, albeit these mean their relief
from some previous burdens, they find
the old expressions of the 'SecOnd
Woe (as they used to call the Turk.
ish rule which shut them up in one
wretched quarter of, Jerusalem) re.
moved to a large extent. But it is
evident that a large proportion of the
new emigrants to Palestine are ami.
mated by religious enthusiasm, This
is shared by Christian enthusiasts
also, as is particularly the case with a
German colony there, known as the
''Hoffmanites," their leader being a
DR.. Hoffman, but calling themselves
the Society of the Temple They
are about thousand, mostly from
| Wurtemburg, and have branches at
Jerusalem, Jaffa and Haiffa, where
they are industrious mechanics and
tradesmen, and greatly promote the
welfare of the country. This society
seems to have some Jewish proselytes
which have probably been obtained
through their not maintaining the
Christian sacraments or Symbols. ant
their refusal to join in any missionary
work. They believe that they are
fulfilling prophecy by simply promot
ing the prosperity of Palestine and
living moral and benevolent lives. Oh
course the Jealous missionary, Mr.
Neil, regards all such facts as mer.
secondary agents in the divine plan
with which plan he is obviously ia
miliar. Six thousand years of pre-
Willing evil are to be now followed b,
a Millennium of 35O,0OO literal years