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New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK EOUTE.
EOR TRl.,TGH mn pITTA

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Leave New YORK. foot OF Lbery.st for and Pha
Gei nc m ana a. >, ;19 "a, 80 sy lQ m $780, 5o 5:sO 1900
Leaye lOPt q ciarksonst at 7:l5 sls. elG HIS
roS sayS @ @F5Iassa tr.n station North Rail
Leave York at I:9o, e45, sos $40, e55
q. IN. 12l5, 2:l0. 4:l5 Cos D. M. -
and n c % y hSS GI are @ 70 5s gG a. & @
might Iails from 10th New-rork ard phi5aisPhH a.,
philadelphia TIrrd and Bersssts at 9S' $50. ~ p m
Sd 3 sn f m 5 Sd3% r. i%2 g Gr 1t e pSa f @ ho ali
Of the Erie Raiway in New York ana brooyn and at No
desiinstion .''''N'''' H. r BALDWIN Gen Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ WIXTER ARRANGENENT OF TRAINS in effect
D a m:Lcinelnnati AMI Chicago Day Express. Drawing
1915 m.--Exprcss Mail FOR Buaso with Sleeping Coaches
p Daily! Pacific ExgTe:, for the wcs ;t,, Sleeping
nat ani Chicago without ehangei also Hotel Dining cars TO
trans leave Chambers Street Depot ". " for
N;gaIk 6i5 s3J lllS a. n 3,I5 S,5 ard = p 10"
RI R,ih9rruri Park and Passaie g. 7f5 10 m 70 roon
Iia 3 3D. 4S9 o. 6 g. Go p m y midnisnt sundayA
SO - g. M - e;Io nj m and ~ "dH'h 70 moor, Ia,
HIdnight, Sundays $50, 9l5, 10 m, ih5' ESQ pm,
suiisrT q 7I5 IO:4j a. M, S:i5, g. g. y. IL m.d
night sundays G. $50, 10 E, LIS, G3O = u, and ~
CornwSr. a M J:sO 43Op m. surdsys $50 a. m
NsTI%rsh aTrGE ~ : lois 'D 49, 5o i3o H. Sundays $50
Goshen G74j, ., 1910 a. d., $780, tIj, i30, p m sun
days. g. $50. 10 q. m. 500, =.
Mtieown 90 o. 100 q -. - i5o & D. No. sana"y,
pect vnt New oFk HIand Haiiroan al Atnst
Port Jeryis, 9, l0:iJ a. M I5O. p in snhllys, a5o ~
tralis saymg Chambezsst on even or saf honrs
I<f.,, 1Nentt lnTUs, Efttth uIHtCs eaTier
Than above nc trains leaving ChIuibcrsst on quarter
lOgIs leave Twcntythd *. thirty minutes earlier BoltS
Ice ye irl~t gt - and liiJ ConccuuI Win
trrus leaving Chambers C. az 10 p nl and ~ mldright
pssare and for Agar,nfh. IN nTaHns room %
Sleeping Coaches con he obtia,d aiG cl.rs Tor NE
Baggage b" left at tho tcupsnys
0fices No.. 23y aud 90 BoadwaY No CourIsi
BrOOk yu ami az the Company Del"t5. =. 81.
EXPRESS Trains from the West aruvc ~ Ne"iWA at 80"
q. M, 2:lO aud 1:55 ,. N.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Brooklrn properin 90 Eet.

ITO LET-3-stOry brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
i 1873 Remsen-st.; jsiory brick DWELLING, l19 VIII
Ioughbvst GORDON l.. FORD. % Ciark-st. BROOKLYN
TsNO LET-In Brooklyn. three-stOry, basement
and cellar brick DWELLING with usual improvements;
80 minutes ferry; 425 per month Apply to - ~ I-
DERIIILI, 26 CoGItst., BROOKLYN
TlNO RENT, FURNiSHED-Thc full-sized,
threesOry and basement brick hDuse. l9J Iiar1sonsl
opposite Christ Church Is in good order and Is fully
furnished the location Is central and pleasant; rent mod
crate. Apply premises
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
NORTHERN Raj
I EHTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 EUiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT or pASSFNGLR IRAiHS Jan. !,
Is17Icaye oprts foot of C0rs audit and cshros si %
$50 p m, Nigh Expatss daily. Tor ltsI0n LeshcHns Al
tnuuE, MLSg~hsrrc If'st"u, sJyTc j. mira
Ithaca Auburn Rochester BuHao Ma ara falS ana th'
West. pu! man slccniRs coaches altlt.cL
EDB'T II. NAiRE, Sup.L ana Ffgr.
General Eastern Office Church AMI t auut sts
CHAa. H. CUAHlNGS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Gnropean ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUITION AT TRlESTE.-Rev. X. OCal-
laghan English Chaplain, NJ A. and siy medallst OF
the University Dublin, few BOYS Pupils.
Special lifting students for the unversts
Refer to a. ID. TiIAI ER. 4. :. Consul
l.IsA - DS MA(.ASI&S
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
6ieamboats ano RAILROADS.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
- and Nausmtnck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRfDGE-
PORT leaves Cahsrine sp at 1880 m and Bridgeport al
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

A GREAT OFFER =! We Me- VII Sinrs dnriHg Ti,ne
dispose 0J PIAN nos and OGA M AMI second hand
hrs e-ss mAiers, Including WATERS. at 0Ser prees
inStalneDiA D let unl paid tor than be
fore offered. WATERS GRAND. SQUARE. asd UPRIGHT
PIANOS and ORGANS USCLU DIHG THEIR NEW sou
VEEIh and BoUDOil9 are tlc BEST MAZE. 7Oetave
PanOs, slj0 7ll $3.50 not uiei year y stop orIans
$50; -" s5S; steps, s6S "s' SLOPE S7b lB
si0ps S85; ~" stops 800 Not used year IN perfect
der ard warranted. LOCAL and TRAN IJING AGENTS
WANTED. Iliustrated CataloInes Mailed liberal dis
count TafherS AfHfsieTL ChUTche, L0d9c 1c sheet
n1Hse az bsH price HORA3JE WArEstS q sons Ml3u
iaeturers and 6eAeE 80 East h ST., UniOnsquare ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
llusira! EnsIruIas 1.s

DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIRCNE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT TdE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l,4 Broadway, coz. Thirty !.
o., or SO~ Nes; Twenty tiirdst, cor Egnth ave; f6O
1hr ave, ECrty seventh ST. AZ The HARLEM OFFICE
10 yt~f Trdavc one hundred and twenty fourth
(rr.cn SAVINGS Bahk Bailding, To m at regular
Olice rates
FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ very great of them used hui short
b. best nscans and rcaiy almost as good az ne"
fr!ly warranted T.. every respect
Please cal al tue - ~ 80 ,..,
I IGUFE & ERNST, old house Of LIghte d
~ Bradbury oder thor sleinlid PiANofOHTkS at iov
prices Onty yment.. at ~ Eas lsthst Also
smitls AMERICAN ORLEANS.
g. X. BALL Il Co..
y. l5 EAST llTH-Sr
ChckeTingA Sieinways other PaD9s and Organs
forc4sh on IDat2I;neBts. and for rant
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Aok TUX 7 IthEIO VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


A NEW i.
~ Ferry stations Liberty foot
OF Clarksonst, town.
Commencing jan /, lSl1-Trans leave Now York. foot OF
Libertyst, ~ follows
6:3O n m.-PT FisminatoD, EastOn. Belvidere Mauch
Chunk. Tsanaqua, WLkesbaTre, EimiFa &c.
s:4J For Easton Harrisburg SIanch Chunk, Tama
qua Wilkesbarre WliliaInsPort, DC.
1890 and 4:30 p: m.For SoInerve and Pennington
D. m.-FOr Pennington EastOD, MauCb Chunk Wilkes
barre ransqua Hazetor LEADING Pottsvtle Harrisburg
u. m.-FOr IastIn, Bel viseTc, and CatasauqIa
$50 NJ, Gay-F0r EastOn Allentown and Ual Hsburg
S:35 p. m--F0r EastOn.
ll:I5 q. M 12:35 3i5. 4:15, 5;l5 Tl5, l1:fj p.
For trains % zeal points see timetable at stations
SUNDAY TkAINS-LeaYe loot LLberty-st. at $50 A. M.
$3.50 Up m Brook and points, and
at 80 n NJ for Easton. Reading, and Harrisburg.
for Pcr Amh1y, Red Bank, Long Eraroh,.
an 1sToyp 2C.. foot Lberty-st SlS, lI45 a
4 5:lh foot q. rksOm 81. ll:L5 ID.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Gitp propsrin % fet.


HANDSOMELY furnished FLAT imme
didte possession furnished and unturnshed houses
choice locations low rentals city and country A. DALEY
6G6 9Th ave, 35t'I-st
rHNO LET-BASENENT and FIRST FLOOR,
West Nineteenth ST.; two parlors extension. dining
room, Kitchen laundry. Rent $40.
V'O LET-First-clas OFFICE, furnished for
plyan dcTtist, In 31t St, between 5t and 9TH ayos.
Address OFFICE, Tribune Uptown Office, l235 Broadway
rEO LET-A very large and elegant MANSION
with IL lots fruit and flower garden corner 0tsL aud
4th ave; beautiful views high ground and perfectly
healthy. Apply at BKOWNISG'S, 320 Hruadway
TlNO LET-HOUSES in very desirable lOca-
tons West 18Th, 2st 22d, sd 2ih, 18th, 3lst. GIl
also Brooklyn Houses brown sque DI1ck, or tFne,
M om 500 to 81 200 Newark n. j., White Plains IOn
TapplI, and Babylon Hall ~ SIures. 2O3 " 2a-st
rEO LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES Madsonaye and side streets near the PARK
three aad Stories cabinet finish, with mirT0Ts kc; rent
from $500 si.JOO. Apply TO ). A. WOODS Office North
Life Insurance Company II and 10 Warreas New
York between IL and o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

rg'O LET-At Orange n. j.. HOUSE on high
ground in good order, minutes Om depot rent
500 urntur, carpets for sale desired. Address T.
f.Os 1861. New OFk.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Gountrn Real getate for Sale.

NEAR BY.-ON EASY. TERMS.-ONE
~ or desirable Villa esldenses - rooms sse
nodsru IS minutes rom WaIst, NeW 1oik,
ami within Of the intersection "a the AMI
Jersey Central trunk lines at Elizabeth and mnues
frnn latter nanked by paved bgte
streets and highest aud best part OF le eiy Lots a
out In drive garfeu lawn shade fuit flowers ynes &c
s.abio sheds; house premises valued a. sIaOoO ana
sI2OCO rsspsefively equity ssOOO each $50 per month
xadTcss Post Once box is4. Elizabeth. M
YARRYTOWN.-Bea double house. hot
and coli water BATH closet every convenience; PIC
turesguo view spring water, hsh pond, frut &c o. PA
RIDGE 1913 Bioatsst
d > AnA CASH, or 1920, half cash. bal
DeD.OtBO $500 yearly, for small FARM OF eght
acres East sronsbnrg Penn, one mile rom nel"I
brick hOnsc, with hve roohis, IN gOod
oTler barn house stables workshop hcnnery and
other oubu.ngB all knds ~ choice fruit trees rch and
su allie f,r farm buildings worth the money Ad-
dress r. POOLE Box 80. i. StrOudsburg. Penn. -
G0 OS0 BEAUTIFULLY located on sal salt
dol - W. water; miles by New Haven Railroads
hon c bar and be sold: going to CaII
forua rutland WHITING, BeekmansL
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Mem pntIieailons.
I IPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE
H FOR APRIL.
NOW READY, CoNTAININ.

NOW READY, CONTAINING;
!. THE TARTAR AND HIS HOME. Illustrated by
Edward G. Bruce.
@ IN THE VALLEYS OF PERU. Illustrated
g. THE MARQUIS OF LOSSIE. BY George MachoIlo,
author "NalcJm," Z" Alec Forbes" &C. &C
4. IN AMBER. Bv Kate HiIari
5. \ CHAPTER FROM REAL LIFE
6. *" 'A story. BY +. \. Barry.
z THE WILL I~O.THEWlSP. BY Emma Lazarus
g. WYE ISLAND. A sketch of the Eastern Shore by
RObert WsoD
Q YOUNG Alloys or The Gawk from America Con
clndad. BY PerhDl Auerbach Translated ny IhAcs Il
Brooks
10. DECAY. BY Edgar Fawcett
IL 4 PFACEMAKER or 1888. BY W. d. r.
10 OJvR MONTHLY GOSSIP college Classics and GAS
enc Coegcs Novels: Amrricanisms Engandi Cocoiut
Baising Baskets; Titles OF The Period.
10. LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOK AND NEWS DEALERS.
TERMs-Ycary Subscription, 81, postage paid Single
Number So cents Liberal Clubbing Rates SPECIMEN NCS
pg mailed postage paid address o1ecept OF 20 CENTS
J. b. LIPPTNCOTT & Co.. publishers,
= kfgrte o. AZ
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6onses ano farms tDante6.

WANTED-A strictly first-class, handsomely
w Furnished HOUSE II q central location; where
Will board in lieu Of part OF rent preferred Address j.
G. T., p o. Box 1889.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
REAL ESTATE

NEvYoRK Tuesday. March 13. 1877.
The following attractions were offered at thc
Exchange salesroom to-day:
BvE H. Ladion d CO. Estate OF Margaret H0r"'
lots n 55tL-s l25 II OF ShaVe each an soo
x1On5; John Grant,.
/ plot OF Ian OF BrOsAgay, 25h IL " 2out ~;
10 ;>alsO lot sOi "rst 0oths o'
N " Of BroadN 25x1O05; tt Ennevef...:.. 9o'"""
iots on i0ihave W cor OIL 'o'hs'' .'4'1. $500
ltO GDDon a,ch
2 lots on l0thAVe' " = %9"iinH "'O, - '..' $500
lots rs OF WSst W. Soth'se ioo IL Vi .' io', $500
ByJ H. Wilson. ,
/ and basement brown stone hOuse Win ip,
10 - o East tydsti & IA 3 - - u .'''. $4,000
Wrn. Kennedy
lots on 5t,aye, & corner l@o'ns 600
I three rory and ba brick house. Win lot sU
Mashing gion-s9 f. z4-= IL II VI ......... 4.4J0
' IA ITinafs SdLe-Bg T. III. LudL1s a co
story brick house, win lease c o 70 ~ nn
isJhs between 9th and ona'eS' 'o' .''ses, 500
cusory and n basement m as pIdS afaye sGss9 22sOo
bresiory and basement @ % oow Snh lot 25x $4,000
rees brick honse VIM Me ds lot asxo2 -. $500
church, brick Win Plo' Oh Ai VI" ....-. $4,000
srory bk house. with LOT. No 2lO west zlst =, ooo
s., her 7th and sthaves lot % ii'o'o
similar and lo No 81 NaIlehs n'"' ...'.. 1000
25XJJ. o.
lot on East 36ih-st' bet oth ana - 10000
small house with lot, - Naadewaters bet N ooo
Frankfort and Pear-st lot 2JX 100 ...--.'-''- 'o
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Dee. 20. 1875
through trains VIII leave Grand engal Depot 49,
7:Ij n We-srn and Northern Express, Wlth drawing
Cguaudaigu1 ..,
q. NJ. special Chicago and St Lout ENlrtsS win
drringrOam cars 20 Rochester ana Buhdo a's lAiOs Ia
10 81 IOuis. .
$50 D. m. Spccil Albany. Troy, aud Western Express
arrive, ~ BuGaiO, I. 10 q. IN. -, ,,.-.-... 49,.
Bop d. m ENprrsS with sleeping cars for WATERFOWL aii
Can1nlaigua Also. tor Mont cal VIA fhiisbuis ga - . -
m Express daily, Wan s'tepinrcfs IoF
Rorh,,ier Niapaa Fails Buffalo. Cleveland, Indianapolis
and Loui,y lie: also. uT Chicago, via BON l. y anu u e
Railroads and Montreal via ~ Alpaus ..,. -,
100 D H. Express, with sleiingca6 Tor Aipahy' anu
Troy. , ~. .r-,,-. vs.Lo,. ,,r s,,o m
o5I GSi and Is BroalEay and Wescott ESprss COZ
0n,,s 10 Parkpsce 1s5 and 942 Broaway, New fors,
aud .{3 " Maslngtou st.. Brooklyn. -.
"''' ''' C. B MEEkER, General Passenger Agent
ntIJJ ADFIpHIA via LONG BRANCH and
II ire NFW-JTRSrY SOUTHERN RAILROAD fero
lower than hy lnv Comneneing November 10
1876 leave New Pier North River loot oi rec
tor
VineLini. ,,-.-., H.. t,tror yv,ro
town. and Tucksrt0n = >\hOr'N' p'i- AaAaSel'
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

LOR RENT at Iryington on Hudson, \. Y.
Il FURNISHED no p With extensive grounds, al III
good order; pleasantly conveniently loS1tci. FOR
Iculars inquire ot = G. ilLIAsiS Agent ~ y C. aad H.
T.. r.. at iryIngtGn station.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

BOSTON 81 NEW-YORK AIR LINE X. r.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENf.-lrain leave N. r., ~.
H. H. r. Grand Ce1tral Depot daily (Sundays excepted)
follows:
p Boston Express Arrives Worcester, 1885 p m.;
Boston, ESQ ~ B.-PasseDeers take this tram NJ
Jersey City transfer MaryIand) 1890 OF
Varem River Loo N. Pullman palace through with
change.
1l35-Boson and Nashua Express Sleeping coach from
Grand Central Depot to Nashua avoiding night changes
rives; PUH5n, $50 n Worcester $50 q Nashua.
y:25 m.; Portland l:20 p. arrives Boston as a.
N B-Leave Jersey City (transsr MaTyandl 1904
=. m, and Harlem River l2:i0a m.
w. II. TURNER, J. f. FOSTER
Superint tendent Genl Passen ger Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYOTk from foot Of Desbrosses and COrtnd
$40 A. m. for Washington and the West, Richmond,
Charesion South Pullman PaIOr
Baltimore and Washington making close connection
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. ST LOUIS Louisville, Chicago &C.
p for Washington and TOR Rlchm0nd and the south,
vn G0donsy1le. Pullman from NewIork 70 Baltimore
and Washington
8 daily for Washington the South and West Pulmans
seepers from New York 70 and Washington max
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville ~
LOuis Pittsburgh tho south and South West Connects at
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida Neworesns
and the south.
For through tickets peasc cali Company's Olces 3i5
1923 Broadway, NCwYoTk and at Ticket Offices,
Corilandt and Desbossessts and Depot Jersey City
ASK EOIi IICKETS VIA
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

VHE CHEAPEST 80 ACRES in Iowa for
p sALK On easy terms. Address b. REED Asona Iowa
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

EOR SALF-A small FARM, containing %
acres hoars from He7-York, minutes from somcrs
Centre Depot MaOpac T. H. high ground peaiy shade
AMI vcry healthy goi bHings MI ia gooa repair fruit
Of AL slBds ot aid Goferc Marg 40 70 ail oae-ed az
actlon day Oueaf Oi The purchase money may
main bcEd and tlagc at per cent Address
HARf ". GERHi1sEN.
sOmefs Centre Westchcso Co, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

EOR SALE or TO LET-Nicc new COTTAGE;
& three large 0ts INIT &c clifton Depot NeEJcr
sev Apply J. BISSLI, No 40 East 2lsts or - NE"
Ia. j. Pine IT,, NeW-GOr<.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
Gounirn propfrtn Go Get.

4 TWO-STORY HOUSE, furnished at Eliza
r. beth, j. 10 rent; 10 rooms and al modern convo
ncuces; location highest part Oi the city, aud seven minutes
,.Ik from Union depot Address ELIZABETH, Trbunt
SrN
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
go LET OF LEASE-Fnrnlshed II desiret

gcnilrrnans country the Hudson seven acres
of land highly cultivated with Stables. large gripe' con
seTyiOry bclutif river views, never before rented
only be had fora private r'S drnce.
IESPINASSE * FHIEDMANS. Piuc-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

HOUSES M Bloomfield :, j. one houJ frla Hew-Vors
inst loas 10 topnH W"''rn improvements furnished
uiurnshc stable caFP Lousc gaI sruit of
il inest locations m BiouuLeld vita rigt
nine ruOma tird lOcsc barn. 2G Of Inglre nj
OWS ER from 10 TO l. O'Clock, No 81 Park row loon,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
JstirOs st. INV
n ILA Ia.n

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Lake Shore DIV Is
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
Representative Butter and
Cheese Commission House.
THE FIRM OF s. MCHENRY & Co.


The growth and extent Of the dairying
business, IA set forth in our article on the
subject in this weeks JOURNAL OF Con-
MERGE, render it necessary that it should be
represented in this city by responsible
agents-men of capital, integrity and bust
ness energy and application. The city con-
tains many such who have made the Com
mission business in Butter, Cheese and Eggs
a specially, and who have reduced, as nearly
as possible to an exact science, the proper
methods of packing, preserving, and convey
ing to market without injury these very per
ishable articles-Butter, Cheese and Provis-
ions. Among them the firm whose name Is
given above occupies a prominent place.
Established in 1864 by McHenry and Smith,
they first occupied store at IL Washington
street, where their promptness for dealing
and business habits soon rallied round them
hosts of friends and enabled them to lay the
foundation of the fine business that they can
now boast of. Their increasing patronage
rendered necessary their removal to more
commodious premises on Davis st-Awhence
they subsequently removed to theif present
fine location. 425 X 427 Front st., near Wash
ington. at which place Mr.. Smith retired
from the business, leaving the present firm
Of s. McHenry Il Co. to carry it on. Since
their removal their business has continued
to increase, till now they sell very large
share of the total quantity Of Butter, Cheese
and Eggs arriving in this markets.. II.
Journal Of Commerce.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
Natural Portraits.

great many things are required to repro
duce the human face on paper 10 way to do
nature justice, and good artists need the as
sistancc of properly arranged operating
rooms and appropriate surroundings. b. +.
Rowland, who has been in the business for
twenty-onc years, has fitted up his rooms at
IS Third street, San Francisco, in such way
as TO enable him to use his skill and knowl-
edge To the best advantage. His newly ar
ranged operating room Is one OF the best in
the city, and he has all the facilities for turn
ing out first-class photographs at the lowest
prices. Parties who visit San Francisco
should not fail to give him acall His rooms
are only q little over block from the Palace
Hotel.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
Robert f. Lees Sword.

The Bangor (Me) Wing recently stated
that at the time of Lees surrender the
rebel chieftain came to the spot des-
ignated wearing splendid testimonial
sword that had been presented to him,
and doubtless intending that the weapon
should become the historic emblem of
the lost cause at the National Capitol.
Gen. Grant prevented this by gracefully
waving the surrender of the sword of
his vanquished foe, and hastily penciling
the terms he demanded, passed the mem
orandum to Lee, who became visibly af-
fected with emotion on perceiving the
generosity with which all the officers of
his command were to be treated by their
conqueror.
The accuracy of this statement has
been denied by communication printed
in the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch, and the
Wing substantiates it 10y the following
letter from Gen. Grant:
"WAsHINGToN. ID. c., March 90, 1877.
sc. 4. Boutelte, Esq, Bangor:
1.-THE Bangor Wig anu Courier's ac-
count is strictly correct, except i'll this ::
Nothing was said about swords, side
arms, baggage, or private horses until |
wrote the terms of surrender, in which
gave them, at which Gen. Lee was much
affected, and said those terms would have
u good effect upon his army.
"He had on apparently an entirely
new uniform and a magnificent sword
such as is not usually worn in the field
and it certainly left the impression that
the expectation was to surrender it.
Nothing was said in the preliminary
conversation to warrant the assumption
that anything more was to be granted to
the rebel army than that they were to be
permitted to return to their homes on
laying down their arms, and not to be
molested in their persons so long as they
remained there and obeyed the laws in
force thereat. u. 5. GRANT"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04

AN amusing incident occurred recently
at church in Connecticut. The clergy
man desired to call the attention of the
congregation to the fact that it being the
last Sunday in the month he would adj
minister the rite of baptism to children.
Previous to his having entered the pulpit
he had received from one of the elders,
who, by the way, was quite deaf, notice
to the effect that as the children would
be present that afternoon and he had the
new Sunday school books ready for dis
tribution, he would have them there to
sell to all who desired them. After the
service the clergyman began the notice
of the baptismal service, thus: "All of
those having children and desiring to have
them baptized will bring them this after
noon" At this point the deaf elder,
hearing the name of children, supposed
it was something in reference to his
books, and rising, said: "And all of
those having none and desiring them,
will be supplied by me for the sum of
twenty five cents each"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04

A SHILLING piece was not long ago
found in England, which showed on ex-
animation that the diverse aud the re-
verse OF the coin were divided, but united
by fine screw. Being opened, half
penny was enclosed, which also was di-
vidcd; that being opened, = farthing was
enclosed, and also divided; within the
last, q half-farthing was similarly en-
closed. This elaborate penny is the same
- the old, heavy penny of George Ill,
dated 1899. It he's been placed In the
British Museum.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04

A COMPANION that feasts the com
pany with wit and mirth, and leaves
out the sin that is usually mixed with
them, he is the man; and let me tell
you good company and good discourses
are the very sinews of virtue.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04
A New Illustrated Journal.

DIR. Hunter, formerly OF New York City, for
many wears the foremost Pulmonary Special
ist and Ear Surgeon Of this country, has re-
moved 10 San Francisco TO establish there a
SASIrARIux for the thousands Of invslids
coming 10 this coast He Is publishing n
beautifully illustrated Jo4r~ai Of HeaiiA, a
sample copy OF which will be sent FREE to
any address. Send for It, Address him At
32l Suffer street, San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04


ABOUT GIANTs.-John Middleton was
commonly called the "Childe of Hale"
and his hand, from the carpus to the end
of the middle finger, was seventeen inches
his palm eight inches and a-half, and his
height nine feet three inches, wanting but
six inches of the size of Goliath. He was
born ut Hale, 10 Lancashire, in 1873, and
was as remarkable for his strength as his
height. He was introduced to James the
First.
The Emperor Macmillan, A. d. 235,
was eight feet and a-half in height he
was, in addition, Of most extraordinary
bulk; the bracelet of his wife served him
for thumb-ring, and his shoe was longer
by q foot than that of any ordinary man.
Patrick Cotter, the celebrated Irish
giant, born in 1851, was eight feet seven
inches, and his shoes were seventeen inches
long.
The giant Gabara, who lived during
the reign of the Roman Emperor Clau-
dius Cesar, is said to have been near ten
feet in height. What stuck-up man he
must have been but that is necessary
fault Of the whole tribe of giants. Pliny
thus refers to him: 1.-THE tailest man
that hath been seen in our age, in the
days of Claudius, the late emperor, was
brought out Of Arabia. He was nine feet
nine iaches high"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-04

EVERY hour comes to Us charged with
duty, and the moment it Is past it 10
registered how it was spent-for or
against us-in the final account which oil
must give of their actions.