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stsd by vessels Of burnipg Tar, which IL 10 sup.
posed were concealed In the dresses OF the 20
| men. SO st. Mary's shone in honor Of his DO.
illness for that night only.
In 1914 the debt of Paris was Gas, OO0l In
1873 the interest on the debt was over nine
million dollars. No wonder that impecunious
English focked there after Waterloo. Sydney
Smith, who took q run over, writes to his wife
bit of q gourmet-and the maryellously low
prices. Meanwhile the city of Paris con-
tinues intent on new works. It il impos-
sioie TO take up q paper without seeing
. list of coming architectural events. Baron
Haussmann," Gays the Pays, sis we'll avenged.
All his projects, even those against whioh
most FIRE and flames were spouted, are being
by degrees again placed on the order OF the
day. Take for example, the Avenue dn Grand
Opera, which is to terminate on the Place do
Theatre Frsrs sails. That thoroughfsre is, to
begin with, to be prolonged far as the Rue
d'Autn, and at the same time the ground of
the Rue Louisle-G rand will be levelled"
The mcdonnell case dsturbs the General
Assembly Of the Canada Presbyterian Church,
now in Session at Halifax. Mr.. mcdonnell
is popular young preacher Of Toronto, and
the trouble Is that his belief in everlasting
dsmuation is not strong enough TO satisfy the
Presby terrain fathers. Last year he said he
was undecided frame of mind ON the
the Assembly he was allowed a year to find
the light he sought. He &c comes before the
Assembly in as dark q state of mind IS before,
and the brethren are in o quandary as to what
to do with HIN. His views being az yet undo
hneds his only answer to questions Is that he
holds no views contrary 10 the Westminster
con fession of faith On such negative state
ment as this it will be next to impossible to
convict him of heresy. He has written no
articles Is Blauvelt did. large
number of tho members of the Assembly are
with Mr.. Macdopnell, and intend to stand by |
him all tho way through.
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who is at the head of the propaganda, and
has charge of all foreign missions through
ont the world. In q private interview
had with him asked him to tell me how
far these allegations were true. His
answer was most explicit, and he author
lied me to make any nae liked of it, viz |:
that, so far from the Cbristians being per-
secuted, he could only praise the Turkish
Government for the general freedom and
liberty which they granted all Christian
communities under his cognisance and
that if there were from fme TO time isolated
cases of oppression. it was in variably owing
some individual in authority, and in no
way supported or sanctioned by the gov
ernment of theA Porte. "There was for q
while," adds the noble lord, "a persecution
of the Catholic Armenians, but that was
brought on under foreign pressure under
circumstancss."-Lon Register.
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CHRISTIANS Nor PROSECUTED IN TuR-
KEY.-The Earl of Denbigh who has but
just returned from Rome after taking a
conspicuous part in the English pilgrimage
to the Vatican, has written a most impor-
tant letter to the Daily, Telegraph with
reference to the amount of federation
shown by Turkey towards the Christian
part of its population. "The opponents
of the Turk," says Lord Denbigb, "bavs
80 persistently asserted that the Christian
subjects of the Porte are persecuted and
hindered in the exercise of their religion
that thought it well when in Rome a
week or two ago to go to the highest
authority attainsble-Cardinal Franchi,
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THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO ASSUMING
SHAPE.

Nv abninRtCn COr CT Inc Slnclnn2Ll Enquirer
The friends of the Mexican annexation
| scheme are moving quietly, but actively,
and assert that they have the sympathy OF
persons high in the councils of onr
government. They allege that every move
ment of Mexico to seat a usurper or uuseat
a president has arisen in the district that
would be annexed to the United States,
aud therefore the reigning president Dsz,
is inclieed to favor the project for the
excession of the turbulent provinces. If
Diag should be recognized, and a fair sum
| should be offered Mexico, che annexation
ists have no doubt he would secure the
cession of the territory, W hich includes the
coveted mines in Sonora and Chihauha,
even though Mr.. Evarts ehoula demand
that all the claims of Americans for dam
ages be paid out of thu purchase money
before a dollar shall pass into the Mexican
treasury,
This uice little game woald work we'll all
around. Disc would get rid Of the hot
bed of revolutionists, securs the recognition
of his government, and make it to the
interest of the United States to maintain
him in power, sud after a few years receive
into bis impoverished treasury a consider
able sum OF money. The United States
would secure a frontier more easily defen-
eibie, obtain an immenee tract containing
mines of untold wealth, and an outlet for
the idle, restless and adventurous classes
of her population. The present citizens of
| the annexed territory would receive the
benefit of tbs benign ana just laws of the
United States, under whose civiiiZing in
| ti1ence the bands of thieves and cuttli-
rsiders would lend willing ears to the
| seductive eloquence of-that numerous class
of American preachers who have exhausted
themselves in political harapgaes from our
N,rtbern Eulpits. The American owners
of Mexican mines, which would be profita-
bly, worked while the country was under
Mexican yu!e, will grow fat in purse upon
the products of their b0nanzas or reyet in
the profits Of speculative ventures; the
hungry agents and brokers in Washington
and San Francisco, whose pockets are
stuffed with claims for damages by Mexico
and whose patriotic souls are almost burst
ing with sympathy for the poor Texan
ffontiersmen, 30 long the victims of Mexi
can depredations, will weep for very glad
ness that their commissions are to come
out of the United States treasury, not tina,
of Mexico.
A prominent anexationist who occasion
ally visits the State department whispers
that an unofficial communication has beer
sent to Diaz through q Kentuckian, familiar
with Mexicsn affairs, which is intended tc
draw out the opinions of Diaz in regard tt
the cession of certain states of Northern
Mexico for prize, partly Offset by Ameri
can claims, provided Diaz be recognized.
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ICommunicated.l
A DOUBLE TOAST.

N
b Aan. 4. N and Mrs d. J. D . on the AnniversA
sas.Ss of their Marriage.
Ne drink q double toast to nights
1.-TWO Queens OF Joy and youth
Their Kingdoms arc two manly hearts,
7hcir sceptIes, Love and Truth
Only two years have seen them rule
This kingdom strange aud grand.
But peace and hope surround their Court.
And gentle deeds attend their band.
For them, Love is q royal crown,
And home their noblest spherej
They would not give LIES siHp'e joys
For all that Pride holds dear.
Then drink double toast Tonight,
Two Queens Of beauty raIel'
Theresa of the laug Ching lips,
And Lizzie of u o raven bairi
Long may they reign in loveliness
Der their husba nds' noble lives;
Q mems OF all 10y and happiness,
Beloved and loving wivesI
.L91g may the crown Of welded love
Shine on with undiminished ray,
Until, at last, they celebrate
Their glorious golden wedding day
8. D. K.
FsH Orleans, July }, 1877.
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The world over it is al admitted fact that
the Singer Sewing Machine 10 tho popular of tho
many candidates whoae claims have been
the public in the last twenty years. This is not an
opinion, it fact we'll established any fact can
be- for have hand the figures which prove that
given nnmber Of years the Singer Company has sold
more machines than sold by three four of the
leading opposition companies combined. Enormous,
however have heretofore beeu the sales of tho
Singer Company 1t has always been of regret
that thu pIicea charged for their mAchnes though
greater than these of Others above the
many poor people TO whom they would have proved
inestuAbie blessing. Now, however even this occA'
Sion for regret is renewed, the Singer Company
recently made tremendous reductions in the prices of
all machines, which may be estimated by tn fact
which give merely in illustration that tho $40 ma
chnes have been reduced TO $40.
We recommend a visit to the ConpNnys elegant
rooms 81 Canal street. corner OF ChArtrea to all who
desire Information concerning the Singer Machines.
There they will meet the less courteous than liberal
agent, Mr. s. Z Rumble, who will offer such terms AZ
will enable all to secure Singer who desire TO do
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He is a valiant maa in our days, who will
speak ont his mind, and proclaim his prin
ciples With the ring of conscious truth and
with confidence in his own ability to main
tain them. And if there is any Que who has
in him this 50 bs.ance and this ability to give
an account of what he believes and what be
knows, it ia the educated Catholic be he old
or Young.
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TAXES PAID AT A DIscoUNT.--By q card in
another column 1t will be that young friends,
Gas. and Frank LeefC, sonA of the late J. B Leefs,
have established agency at 80 CArOudelet street for
the payment of City and State and licenses at
liberal discount. Both young gentlemen we'll
known in commercial circles. the hrtt having been
CONNECTED with the grocery hOuse of HenninE s. Co.
and others FOR a number of years, and Frank the
clerk of Nj. G. W. Hynson shpbroker. for
over ten years Parties having tNxes to pay and de-
string get the discount allowed and trouble
entrust their business to better hands than those
the Leefs Bros
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100 Engravings, Lee and jackson AtSChanoenorsvle.
lls prizes; Tickets 81 each.
N. B.-Since the issue of tickets supplementary
prizes have been added.
The prizes can be seen at the studio Of Mr. Julio
No. CArondelet street. where the public are invited
to call and examine the same.
Tickets for sale ut Ju0s studio Carondelet street
w. b. Klenpeters, 81 Camp street, and at lSS Canal
street. de24 Spt
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ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR.'

Transient Advertisements, 81 so per square each in
GersiOn.
Cuta inserted ut special rates.
Wants and Personal Information Advertisements
10 oente PaE line each Insertion.
EdItoriAl Notices. 60 osnfa line.
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Esur Orleans, JSly D, 1877.
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IRISH MAYL NEWS.
Dublin Nation, Jur. 18th ,


Dupgarvani s vacant. Mr.. John O'Keeffe,
M. p, did not live to suffer the penalty his
conduct at the last election in Waterford
county would assuredly have entailed.
He died on Sunday last, and within two
days after his burial no lees than Eve per-
sons appeared az candidates for the vacant
place-viz., Mr.. Henry F. Siattery, Mr..
George Noble Pluncket, Mr.. w. Lane
O'Neal, Mr.. George Dillon Webb, and Mr..
Clement Murray. OF these gentlemen, the
fret three have been members of the Home
Rule League for several years, and they
now pronounce clearly for the various
important points of the popular creed; Mr..
Clement Murray, who states that he is
tenant farmer aud dates from Garristown,
also appears 10 be Home Ruler, but his
address is not efficiently explicit; and in
Mr.. George Dillon Webb, of whom all we
know is that he belongs to st. Stephens
Club, Westminster, "moderate progressive
Conservatism finds a representative
When Dupgarvan has 30 many to choose
from-and two or three other candidates
are spoken of as we write-it is difficult to
say in whose favor it may ultimately
decide. But at least this much may al
ready be predicted --Damely. that, with
such man as the Very Rev. DR.. Cleary at
their head the electors will do nothing to
ipjure the national cause.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOB RENA
FOE Balls, CONCERTS lind EAIRs'

st. Patricks Hall, the LARGEST AND 1AHAI'
HALL IN THE CITY, win be rented, By tn S.,.sss
or longer, on reasonable terns, for CoaOESrrs
RAILS, LECTURES, FAIRS and ExHIHtTi ".
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS, wL .Sp
distinction of creed the Hall win b rented - hA'
PRICE.
Apply at
ST. PATRI0Ks HALL EAYLNa5 80 1,s.A
Re2S 1871 No. u DNAaV',--
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&U Einds of fancy and staple dry goods ct
sest cash prioes at q. q W, CroaerSs, i47 Canal st.
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CIyIL NOTES.

Jud-. pOnohue. on Saturday. decided 10 surrender
Fae.r Huut io ms grandfather The boy. who is about
eevrn wears oa committed bv Police macsirae 10 'No
Neg.Y Son. Iav.rl. ASYLUM 20 mis- grandfather request
Walter H. Alderman has sued j. NJ. Brad
street sons, publishers o., The Improved hefc1nuie
Agency" l1r placing ia their circulars phrase "H'c'
v.I.t ho understood to cclu tnat tlc p.a,ll1 nag
clt,' mortgage f'r 500 on Ae nAinlce Oh Al' ',V'' "
ask 5000 damages.
Judge REYNOLDS in the City Court Of Brooklyn,
t..I,- ia t.- sal, % ,.us-eu aealns, MEMBERS uat
ber. t. aaEcrof ra.ue mortgage Ass SOLD tAe mort
i arlDrlr l one who assumes Orc MORTGAGE ana There
urr request e ,ort -aree O. larctos. % tc nre SUD
rt t aun.. a.terwal., sue th. mor,Eaer to
ans deficiency ust u-1 asia . i-s sale "-cft a'''''
The EuickerhocSer Clu.aity Insurance Company
has l.aayt eait u t, supporter cJ1ri for 100000 aal7ses
fl- ~ rraff t.s AirlrJaufl par co 81 Insurance COM
paaT The complaint -ets t aar the defeaDaHt printed o
the back Of tlc crcr stating ts condition an article lTo
zee N0r Tart Tr4a hc-te, inina'l'f met ih. p'.i'
s.. VAS ron flt ai oa deposit o.. Insurance Depart
Non 10000 md rear Of tne superintendent showed
fll had larger .lrlIu- ae, than ans other similar COM
paay
Judge Larremorc has referred the suit or
Arc. Rowe a4-u- E3wlrd o. Rowe go William j. Neila
T. re testimony ,ld report 20 the proper allowance
f-.raaay pcu !In- Che suit A. already reported iu
Trr TrrrrNt PTS. Rowe accuses hc, husband 0 ulUad
su.i ,fl.i treatment TuI- Dee deIi-- cuptac1f tla.
el.rze. an0 Charge ti a wife ir i'la on 'i '-o .'
Of utr Ir.u4, RESP H-.-illi. t1 iiir rAec u. ua'tt
,r.ler duties 60 Lrr fa.aI.' and 90 Li,-
During the past week. ir the Kings County Su-ro-
cate. court ttr yl.s % J.ues Eula9a1 $500 william
johnson ,raveL Lsttos st Administration were granted
uuaa estates q Lucy s.. icLenc.n Daniel a'rnes James
Irir-v.rt louisa To.dcurlcH Jcseth JoHreor, C.t1-l
C,-ten Patrick Lre jonathan i frcA D." ---te- Lc,A.-
q, -uIraasr were Granted OF ih person, l- gsit.s
AcH. a-al 'lHst2f tls 1u-t'c hrhll '"A-iil'ite an
Cs-haru ss.svurrr jnln Besw1ueer su1 e-a ,isNa.-'
T-. -. ~. ...t... a. Iiar,asa. 'a James A.uicaI.v
lrl os 8u.aAy to LiziDe,h ge.y. an Of "a, County
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THE COURTS.
~ rOIsoNED VIM ARsENIC.

The ship Niagara arrived at New ork from
,,.r,ool la March. 1874. With cargo consisting III
= ~ 500 sncEs OF salt The ship also brought over
FS,,t,niae Kegs OF powdered arsenic. The salt and
mi we're slowed ia close proximity, and several keg,
:, t rsenic wore br,ken open and their contents Oe-
- mix a with The salt The con,'gBee said that the
=, MA, poisoned and entirely worthless, and sued the
pars of tc vessel fov damages. The defendants srt
~ st Che ErGs of arsenic were broken open y stress
- ialnral ietec wien ihc ic.sor TIE sui was brought
II aual,sce of tlr salt wcrn made. ana experts
vere called anon ST. testify The salt and arsnic were
sIs uh.ic and Eni.s u Stable hr tAc eve Two bags
eftre s.. were tpstad Boz oar icec ana one ll IAla
81 -rs ,c v.r $40 average io poaid Or eat l' 'Ae
elce Bag ara,uC g1s found Do sa.t t0Aen ron i"t
ecntyO af $3.50 bag Prof DHfeu4s sold tlAt me ta'
euE.t to hC uaci so.g4 tor purposes ln Wucb ANAtA
l.e Wuua NOS i eu08u lcrst Prot. CialhiicF' 60 t4'
,a-r nlat expressed the opinion tHai ho hai" coio
clI. irurl f' of partitions 81 tHe rai- 'htH q ~
Din. h,ccuse person would consume e1"Nsh Oh ~ 70
laisc Ba.cbf,rI holds that the salt vas SD impree-
rai.l wt.. abe ar-.uc tc Ice CangriHuF yea 'l. .
Ihc ricrl ul .!c Iua.ffr his ."o' NJ t"lt ~ -'
owners cl The v,se.'. tlc ovnfrs OF le Hd h.i t '
tra -ammuaffv. Who Eisht YrtN "cil s'iic oi i.gH'
have arus. g consumed some oi lr s'il ana some e" e
arsenic Wiz ia Eu lhr prompt @ctoa Oh mos" e.
rlyfur fr san f-otu The vessel, deere. is ora req ih
favor ot flr rhraai with costs. and reference ~ as
e.rt.t!l tlc atlount 0i damages.
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steamboGts ano RAILROADS..

EOR NT. DESERT.
Trans leave Be- fHu, Boston e Maine r. r., az Sf5
O. No. N $50 aid D. Via Eastern 90 7ao S:fj a.
nn i-'i aui D. M f0r Portland, acting with steamer
i"-i'u, nfuH Portland TUESDAY and Friday evening". az
J ocs i1r Ai Desert Stitero- secured OF j. ". Rich
q f,gii 70 p 8 Waslin4 t0u-st, Boston, aad
L. tt~HIsE. GED. L. DAY.
Asst Manager General Ticket gent
iut land. Portland.
EniGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
= AnlANGEMINT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l.
lsllLraFe deua zoos Of C0Ttaudt and DesbrgsFfsss
ego D. NJ snt Expires daily. l1r lafOu. Bethlehem Al
fntnHu M1ucl thua. NfeHbarro Pttstan -GTre ElufT1
Ithaca huHur. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. and the
West iulluans sieening coaches attached
EnB'I. II. SAfRi- -upt and EnCr
General Eastern Office % Church and CorfIaI
go I'd, -CMH hG-. Agent
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Rev Eugene Tohcr walsh James I. Warner, lfss
Nellie Warner Master p Warner Ir waller Isaac walker
Mrs Walker and child. Mrs j. WatCrs. TT. a. walker hff
walker Major Wallec Harry Nearue v s. whitehead, u
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sun rises. 300 SIM scts... GfI Clock fast. ~
Moon rises SD Moon soufhs oil Moons age. days l3
UfsU WATER TO-DAY b.
sandy Hook. Qgl Island. 1890 Hell tate....
MON wkTFE TO.DAf-P a.
Sandy Hook. 0lg Gov Island. 1922 Hen Gate. O;tl
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Gin 9ropcrtn GO Set.

rE'O ET-Uufumished-Fiom sept. cheapest
Plat iu Sew YORK rrHu', nafh-rulm zat every .'n
rT'O LFT-No. 534 T.. S2d-st., a small brick
L DWELLING E1I 80. ail modem improvements Ap-
ply J52 D.. --i So. cr ID =. i'ths,
TE1O LFT.-Fiptst location on jth-av., between
57lu and j-t..4ts- east sec; ear o'E Hi' Puk frn
mont WaHHWs. pl--r son given when N4ieAi rent low"
Inquire OF e. j.. ftrE Ils Maiden i-ire.
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Conairn Rea! gsiatr for 5alf

At CROTON LANDING. FOR ~ALt.
- desirable FARM of % acres. suitable Tor e1ltt
country residence. TAr property ~ iccl1 90 ue Wrs 4lr
o. l, E0al about one mile u0rt1 or tae
station. .ld e.u.raaI- extensive views of tae ion tFe
uliJ covered villa apes peace, .eA ~ .i l-
ruit- and s a cultivation The uIih-iE' c"Eipte
gooa bara house. @ud other oItlliGi.E't ' o-e ~,
tain. d. NOUNS The property "i Dc -'l '"rtp i''
EsrDnIFeEX COUNTY FARM. one-half
III s,v ~ p'id,In6a on Caa3h ad Ainboy D. r.. 80
acre, excel M Ht1d. -v.a aullaEs 4ree new hor~ an
barn f4ruu- house Sci w.n, wii 5- I'D Jess Clean Cost OF
main holss. one, u0rtTase. q per cril
EtLAND g. WITHIN .. 30. b i.-a-.i!..s-
DARE CHANCE.-~aw, cider and gIIst MILL
"a three guu stones; goo. dwelling t-- llusr lnd pa
situate tine farming cOuutrr-i .n"n t'ant' NV i..'+
f-lm reck.au. nall vicinity terms easy Address
oHBCNf g. UAIN. Fechskli n. II
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Drooklnu prorertn 90 Get

4 TO LET, very low. the desirable 3-story
Z ,- tas.rrai Uriel. dwelling So g23 CaIgr-L. near
Carr PARK. Boz desil bic tenant thr uc made very
r,,lsauaI, Apu. 90 q. cDI..,ftl - Celrf T.. ooiy
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Gitn Real Gstals Tor 5ale.

1 3-STORY BROWN STONE, bay window,
a on cox of 7thaFe below jltlst ICE very To-" r"yv
cash required. EULASD o. WfurItD, So beeamal-5i
nor SAIE-A medium-sized double brown
4 stone HOUSE,. between Madison ard 5thsvcs price,
$1,000. terms easy. apply No. -, t'tAst
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Bcar1 ano koou1.

West Side.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. large see
2 onast5r roou private family - per "efA or '"o'
AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS, without without,
= hosri 18th Private ,ab. Aiso snse q' .g,
lnlr.iu private family lenr 30 cloud hoie- 40 west "
4 ppIYATE FAMILY will rent nicely fur
= ni.el uar.nr =ad bedroom 49, one o. tao ~,
r,o.as r.m TO -. References efe-nss'' lo'
.i near 6ti-.ge.
yeOAEDp.G. 80 West 2Gth-st., permanent or
y ir1,ui IN -.na. double rooI-a, wi'A hIa''''S Ut
DE- a. Icaaaualne rate.
TANuS0NELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
( HOARD suitable lIr iuihea OF Single sen'''-'''
n4ETIES seeking BEAUTIFULLY FUR
NI-HEp FLOORS. single f'onia " "a oi '..Se
and GOOD ;abis Cal - 10 w-st .-a,t References
- LARGE SECOND AND THIRD SIoR4
- ROOMS ~ III :, go iI - ,rf. American family
i io.i' We 0.,' r' is t-'a -
<TTl-AVE.. sI.-First door below 6 ,..s
> Rp,a- .H SUITE. orsiusiy WITH 'f "ltho"' Pl'"
ETH-AVENUE, No. 2S9 corner OF @lst- 'a;--
win Or without 'na.tt.'-s pri' a's tao.a.
%TH-AVE., No. ?, pear The Breyoort ho MS,
81 ibroe hara5omsy arAiAno. ns' Ai.o Two 10
i rsoa'. fsi 80, 1yaiisas,,
a., PARK-AyE.. NEAR 35TH-ST.-FIAnd-
49, ,rier Ilrs. ana .ns ropus. with p'4rd References
l.sD-ST.. WEST. 4O2 opposite London Ter
et NICE tlo,sia Rsiirosd 2i - .irec - 81 I'm.
- .+r.- i,.u,i-oufN furnished rnu~ VIII Doal', ny
r,t. s, sngv gooi DOCTORS ohcf pain f''H u o'"
door Table bl4ri teiui' moderate.
IN WEST SD STA very desirable sun
M, f,tal. and Egs ecs GsmHa sitl nnrSespOiaSir Oa'
Rsf.rsrces exchanged.
.s.S WEST 27TH-ST comfortable home with
stse stclass board. keierenees
.sn WEST 2oD-st.-A few single and double
ebsD rooms nrstolass board Ie'"s -'i''"'- l.
=, ,,-t,,,ep .,.,I,u CO = Fiegantlv furnished
LiiP r,-,,ns IA private house % gentlemen oDy.
~ GTH-AVE.-To lot, handsomely furnished
~ rooms without board tor gentlemen 20 10 ~ per
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-27
5lcamboals auO Railroads..

rFr oher Steamboat and La.roGa adrctcaeai GO ath
pl4e.i
TAT0KfIL and STTYNESANT BOATS
X leave asv from Pier ioo 90 C-ual-t al g D. ni
PASSENGERS and freight Far" urr Dollar heths f'e
NITIZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
NORTH. EAST and West. ram LOWER IHAh Bf Az
OTHER ROUTE The entirely uislIiu ,tut palace
steamers CITY OF TROY and ~AEtIDtA leave daily
(~aturiavz eICcps %. fron Pier 49, y T.. f0o y
erU.st tickets sold and baggage checked 10 I'll
points. Jo-i-i II eoi--,i D., .-ot, ll'i,,l'''- Ut
TOR HUDSON and COASACklE.-Ste Gamers
leave Pier n. foot of Franz IN -i. af AZ nrs"cA
- M connecting Huc-nn wlt early tram Tor Chatham
iIttsfec, North Adams snh ini'Imeiitte 'i2tions
7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
II VIA NEWIER~EN ~ottllfAiH RAJ LNoAp
Commencing jane is, lh4N Stcurfs ie1fr h-N-l off,
Pier n NORTH River foot RectorsI, conneoue ~ sandy
Hook win uaDs Tor
Piiaaeipilia sua Toms %. 90 % ard a-s5
sea PARK. esaL aGd Beach ltayen o-O f. H. Alo
ooear Grove a.sp IA and as4b
Vilesnd. ErdgCiOn Atlanta ~ AID tia May JaJ a A.
sgn-ays, long Branch $50 10
". =. ~ lsDliN GENERAL Manager
DONDOUT and Kingston-landing az New
"a bHrf Pouehi efs Highland fniis tW"sl Point. Com
val Matfhoo fr0ris, eonpecunf with Ulster $50
Del n H. steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and Jan 10 W
BALDW in figF Loot pringsg., y H. daily al D. ~