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The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

FRUITS OF THE PRESIDENTS PoLICY.-l
The Journal Of Commerce says the aban-
donment of the State campaign by the
Republican party in Mississippi is the
highest tribute the Presidents Southern
policy has yet received The Republl-
can organization in that State, though
hopelessly overmatched by the opposition
was able to poll over % 900 votes at the
last election, and could carry several
counties this year If kept together. But
to make any show In the fight would take
much trouble and large sums of money,
and the latter is not forthcoming from
Washington. In former years the whole
power of the Administration was direct
ed to maintain the Republican party in
the Southern States, and then they held
Mississippi with a firm grip. Latterlv
the people of that State have succeeded
IN throwing off the Washington domina-
ion, and no amount of patronage which
the President coulduse-if disposed to EN-
ployit-could reinstate the old political rule
IN Mississippi. To the Presidents honor
be 1t said that he has so far declined to
allOJ tne kpOllS OF Once to those who
have so long abused that State and are
now by their own folly deprived of pow
er. His Southern policy includes not on
ly fair treatment Of all parties, but the re-
Jectlon from his confidence of the more
notorious carpetbaggers who have been
the curse OF all the States where tbey
have ever gained supremacy Thus de-
prlved of Office and plunder, these men
cannot he expected TO feel like keepinp
up party organizations and fighting los
ing battles at their own expense. The
executive committee of the party in Mis-.
sissipni IN their address to their friends
Valnly strive to conceal the real reason
of their action. They praise the PreSi-
dents Southern policy in a lukewarm
vein. To have omitted all mention of it
or Condemned it would have arrayed
them open hostility to the President, and
that they wish to avoid al present. One
ohJtct of the move is doubtless to coerce
the President into changing his tactics
at the South. 1t Is broad hint that he
must not expect to be supported by a
party there unless he is prepared to sup
port 1t handsomely in return by his pat-
Tonage, Should the President stick to
DIS determination and refuse to do this.
he break mp of the Republican party in
MlsslsSlppl Will probably be the prrcur-
sor OF hke Phenomena in all the other
southern States. And the same causes
VIII Lead TO similar results throughout the
%hole country. The refusal of The Iowa
hepubncan convention and that of the
Rev Hampshire Legislature to annroye
Vi Cnt Hayes administration are straWs
Whlch snow the way the wind blows
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Registers Order.
REGISTER $ OFFICE,
New Castle Co, June II. lg,. I

Upon the application ofGeorge Dousha
", Executor of George Dougherty, S.,
late of Brdndywine Hundred in all
county, decd, II is ordered and directed 81
the Register that the Executor afoNI
said. give notice of the granting of LettnI
OF Testamentary upon the Estate Of I'd
deceased, with the date OF granting therd|
by causing advertisements to be poSa|
within forty days from the date Of sud-
Letters, In six of the most public places Il
The County of New Castle requiring II
persons having demands against the EI
tate, to present the same, or abide BY 81
Act of Assembly in such case made aE
provided. And also cause the same to d
inserted within the same period in VI
DAILY GAZETTE. a newspaper publiShaI
IN Wilmington, and to be continued therl|
Ihree weeks. (e o. d.
C-~~~l Given under the hand and SealuI
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid Il
~ New Castle, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. G. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims againStmI
Estate Of the deceased must present III
same duly attested to the Executor q
or before June 18th, 1873 or abide N
Act Of Assembly in such case made aI
provided. GEORG f. DOUGHERTl.
address, Wilmington, Del. Execia, |
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NOTICES..

NJ OTICE-A meeting of the Trustees of
~ the Poor for New Castle County will be
held at the Almshouse on Wednesday the
25th OF July, 1871, at 10 o'clock a M. those
having bills against the institution will
please hand them To the Commissioners for
their Hundred, or to the Treasure
JOHN w. EVANS.
jyl1-tm Clerk.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L United States, for the District of Della
ware.
In the Matter of William II. Churcbman
bankrupt In Bankruptcy. At Whining
ton, in SAID District, on The Third dav Of
July, A H.. 1877. ' VI
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. IS;
Notice is hereby given thata Petition hos
been MED IN said court BY William IL
Churchman of Claymont, in kaid DistrIct
duly declared Bankrupt under the act o;
Congress of March Z, 1857, for IA dIsch. r. q
and certificate thereof, from all his d IL, :
and other claims provable under .Hie act,
and that the Eighteenth day of IuN T. y
at 10 O'Clock, IA. IN, is assigned forIu l,.l y
ing of the same, at Wilmington afolr.,,II
when and where you may attend ana ,hnw
cause, II any you have, why The prayer Oh
the said retition should not be granIc1
=. REDMOND SMITH
Clerk OF the U. $. District Cont.
jy5-12,19 Delaware DiStrict
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TIL E WAR.
REVIEW OF THE SITUATION
IN EUROPE AND ASIA.
Dreadful Scenes at Bajazid
THE RUSSIANS HAVE PENETRATED
BEYOND THE BALKANS-STARTING
TURKISH sUocEssEs-cUTTING OFF
ADRIANOPLE,

TURKISH CCESSES-CUTTINGO OFF
ADRIANoPLE.
LONDON, July l6, 1878.
1t is stated in Constantinople on the
highest authority that Russian advance
guard of Cossacks has reached Jeni Sad
argh, railroad station half way between
Jamboli and Adrianople. The Daily Tele
graphs correspondent at Adrianople con
firms this report and ADDS that the Russians
are attacking the town, which is occupied
hy two battalious of Turks, Raouf Pasha
is isexpected there with large force.
THROUGH THE HRIoN PASS.
The Russian advance guard traversed the
Heion Pass through the Balkan Mountains.
The Telegraph's Para correspondent also
mentions the attack on Jeni Saiargh, and
say the force, of which the attacking party
forms part, has occupied the Yunda Valley.
The correspondent estimates the Russian
force at 10000, but says they are destitute
of artillery.
REPORTED TURKISH SUCCESSES.
The Standard OF this morning bss a spe
cial from the Turkish capital declaring that
the Turks have beaten the Russians and
reoccupied Tirnova. The same dispatch
declares that Ismail Pacha has enteted Rus
sian territory and advanced six miles on th e
road to 1ifiis.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

Much qualification is felt by the author
lties in Washington at the sale Of the
Tour per cent. bonds. The amount dis
posed of at the close of business on Sat.
urday aggregated SAP 2,G9j, 800. One of the
Syndicate, in a private telegram to
Washington, expresses the opinion that
by the close of business to-day the sales
will reach, if not exceed, $50 co 900.
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PUB Lie SALE,

Will be sold at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, THE 18th OF July, 1877,
at the Hotel OF Alex Maxwell. in Middle
town Del, COACH SHOP, GROUND
AND PREMISES, late the property of
John Townsend deceased, and situated in
New Castle county, State of Del
aware, and now occupied by III. d. Howell
Title good. 1t is good sand for the car
fiase business. and could, if desired, be
ing House.
TERMs-One half cash; the remainder
IN IN SIN months, satisfactorily secured, with
I'M, rest from dav of sale. Purchaser to be
at the expense OF conveyance papers.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND, Trustee.
June %. 1874 -3tawts.
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NEW SERIES.-THE AID LOAN Ac-
~ SOCIATlON is now disposing of its
.ih series OF shares; list payment due ,JuIy
lo next, correspondence solicited as 10 W,,at
they are and how 10 use them to advantn,e
as an Investment or TO borrow. Money re-
turned Oh short notice with ner can; io i',
terest. GEO G.. MARIS .pcretni,.' III
jue26dtt 'o'9'
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TNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE!
CITY AND SCHOOL TAKES FOR I,
No. 10 EAST SIXTH sTRE

-
=, The undersigned, receivers OF taxes for
the city of Wilmington, will be at
No. 10 EAST SIXTH STREET.
between Market and King streets, on and
after the 2i day of July, 1877, between the
nours oil and II in the morning and from
z 10 In the afternoon, for the purpose of re-
ceiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month of
July There Will be reduction Of five cents
on every dollar and all taxes paid ON or
after the first day of August, including the
first Tuesdayof September, shall be payable
said, and all taxes unpaid on the day next
afler The hrst Tuesday of Septem brr shall
be increased by the addition of five per
centum on the amount thereof
EDM tND PROV OST,
Receiver Northern District (ncluding all
north of Sixth street)
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District (iucludiI q all
south of Sixth sJTeeu.) ivG
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LACK CAShMERES.-Di from
meres az 20, q S1.00, S1.12k, S1.25, - ~ y
Lou These desirable fabrics are nj InW2Hr 2
rlceS Than we have offered for wears and
we recommend them for color and du1abil
i'E W. b. SHARP,
Sourih and Market Sts
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

No change N the Consul -Generalsbin
OF Japan has yet been decided upon.
Should any vacancy be created in the of.
flee it will be filled by promotion from a
lower grade.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

CONE TO GRIEF "A Florida cores
pondent of the New York Sun states that
Greene K. Moors, who was conspicuous
IN manipulating the vote of Archer pre-.
clnct, Alachua county, in that State, in
behalf of the republican presidential
election in November last, has Just been
Convicted of horse stealing.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-16

The undersigned, receivers OF taxes for
The city of Wilmington, will be at
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
NOTES ON EDUCATION,
70 are 6 200 teachers in Maine.

There are $500 teachers in Maine.
The Bowdoin Summer School has 22 students
The teachers salaries in Worcester have been
reduccl
The first din'omas bestowed in DakOtah Ter
rltory were presented the Glass OF ~ in the Nankton
High School few weeks ago
It has been proposed, in the Georgia Consti-
tutionai Convention that the state provide University
for the training Of Georgia statesmen
Abont 450 students will matriculate at the
coming session Of Vanderbilt University The tuition
fee has been reduced from ss5 to $50 per ennum'
Colby University, in Maine, has 100 students
Tie necessary expenses Of student there not including
furniture books apparel travelling and board IN Vaca-
tons are estimated At from Sls7 10 S2A6.
President Cheney of Bates College has sub
scribed $4,000 toward meeting tho amount necessary
20 secure the conditional cr OF 100000 TO the coege
from r + Bates esq It is thought that the deficiency
VII soon be made up.
There are 1000 schools in the Argentine
Republic with 10000 pupils Tho Natcnsi C1lcse e- ~
Buenos Ayrcs opened on the 10th OF March -. -
With more than 900 students enrolled md entered for
the course Of instruction
This is the daily programme Of the Harvard
ern,per School Of Geology talk from the professor
for an hour beginning six in the morning; break's,
tbc davs excursion with picnic unceon dinner SIX III
the evening; writing MP notes of the day.
Iowa State University has had during the
past year $50 students. OF the twenty-five scadeeai
rradua,cs five were women Of the law class OF one
hundred and three two aud OF tic medical
class OF scvsntynine, two were women.
The National Educational Association holds
f,s annual Iaceng AZ Louisville the iih l5ta and
1Gth of August President Porter OF Yale viii read a
miner on "The Glass system" and President Runko OF
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology one on TIE
Russian system OF Mechanic Art Education as Spreo IA
bisoyTR iQsl tuition.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, jr., thinks that
the School svstem stands in press need OF thorough
and intelligent overhauling" He says, and with truth
ana reason: NV observation a. erammar schools ieaus
me 70 believe that as rule. far from getting the
scholars mp 70 physcs' and p'y'oloey ana consilt-
tonol law they fai TO teach them thoroughly the tlec
RS Ifaay one curious tlis subject viii quesuon
the teachers Of the Boston High School they can II
they get any information ALL get what will astonsh
them so far from being thoroughly grounded III t"e
rudimcns do not hesitate say that among tnosc sent
up from oar grammar high schools the scholar
who can really reed and write is tie exception ah"
not the rule do not mean, or course that the gadn-
ntes OF our grammar schools cannot blunder Fh"
stumble through printed page, jumping the hard WORDS
or scr2ygl an oxprcssed. iegblc bady-speled some
thinc sheet paper This they can do but as rue
that is about all examination papers for entrance 10
orr higl schools woad show whether this statement Is
exaggoraed and the principals of our normal schools
would confirm their showing"
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tzinea ia The TRIBUNE NOVELS the reading which, In
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New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
V'O PHILADELPHIA.
PEN NSYINANlA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHoRr LINE
SFWNORk AND PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen Through Trans way daily three Deposn
philaaepha. tSo IN New-fors. ,.-....,
Double Track, the gos Improved Equipment, ana inc F@'
Time consistent with absolute saieh
On end after June p. 1917. - , co-,
Express Trains leave SewY0rk via Des0osses ana WV
apOt Streeis Ferries. asioiloVs; .ra
7;3C, So (53n Linitcdl, lOSO a. ~ - v D. y " 80"
$3.50 y. SGRisy, a. m. .. D. 7, and SO y M a q ga
Ketunnik. Philadelphia 5.j o. sYi, o ~
and II a. IN. lfmltci Elpross, l'3S y ml = 8 S',b s
II Midnight. sunday. oS3 p co., - '
4. 1:.,5 D. no.. II midnight - ,.,.r tt,sso
Ticket onccs 52G and 9i4 Froai~ay, "" Hel"i
anJ mr. 81 n, slrs.,s and CortisNl Ne Ncuit-
Brooklya; ros ia JIG sud - Hnd~on - h9s..ss,
Depot. j. erseT City. Enigrat Ticket Oihee No c D~'
Tlace.
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FAhAhh.
General MaU3.Sr Gsnl t@sreIssi .see--
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Now OPEN.
NEW, QUICK, SHORT ROUTE TO
,1AYHATrAN BEACH. MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL
on COSBY ISLAND.
oRAFULLAs FAMOUS SEVENTH REGInENT BAND
o 20 pieces plays every afternoon and evening Grand Sacred
Cuncei: SUNDAY evening.
STEAMERS d. Il. AAKTIN AND NORFOLK
Leave every day (-uRday ineGJet) as follows.
Thc 10. X. MAKtIN from
2at st, y. fI-g4n. ll4O a m, l:&0 $40, J:.O y.
PIER y, y. Ii.-T:iO 10 a. rl. IL NJ. =, L.
The SORNhIk fron
2gd st n R.-it4D am, 12d0, $40, 4<0. 6iOSsO D. NJ.
lOth st y. Rlu3O A. in, II o. 81. $50, 65oS50
ifcr l. y. r. tBatteryD-illO "a m, l:lU. 3lO 5lo $40,
0lOp m.
Connecting al Ridge with fr the Beach Close
ne, uus BAY alec going coming Time from Piers
and Fay Rs, 20 Emutea; taE Bay laige % Beach.
minutes Fare trip 90 cents This the quickest,
in,., rra-ant ruil" New -Sotk Ia che share
fl.DphLIN 10 MANHATTAN BEACH-1Ians leave
EAs Now YORK Il ei0, 90 1910 ll0s M 2lV, 3l0 tl0
S.lU $40. I.lU -lO T. ~.
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.I,o THE NHTrE MOUNFAINS. LAKE

4 MEnPhREMAGuG, QUEBEC and sAGUENAi
RIVftR ruR0UGH - TIE MOUNTAINS BY DAl.
iiGHT--0l AMI after Jaiy iG through car, VII lave
Grand NcH = OK, Nr~-iAayen aih ltatt
ri r. r. al LOS , n the W hc Mountains VI ticin
Tshyan louse. fora louse elso 0r Newhni spiifa
n Johusbnry, Vermont y ~pOgt, vermont Lake AtLp4
goe reaching all these peHts same ev,ing si tn'Dsc
morning time for agners for Saeucaj i9
and trains Maritime Provinces FOR further ,iIaa
and apply ticket oFices n y, y IL ad n ~ y,
Grand Central jtp0t g. LENE Passenger Agent Passdnls
r. A. I'll Broadsay. Central Vermont r. r. ofce. All
Drs.1 .1ruy
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
,CHE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON
all points East Via
NEWPORT AND FALL ItlNEH.
THl MANdOrH PALACE sfLAAt|9
BRISTOL. ANp PkONIDENNE' -,
Iarysst hauasoes and costly seauevf 10 the ~e
FULL NIGHTS REST NO 2iDNl1uf thAN'D~
Five morning trains-F FaA River to Boston. -,
Steamers cave Ne~SYoTk daily At . pm. tst NpAiN'"'
e. sept . inclusiyol from Pier ~ =. H. foot o Ali-l
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EyERt ElENIN"
Tiche. al. sac Rooms secured II all prncPd i'V''
Ticket Ocicr, pier, aud Steamers
BORDEN q LOWELL. Age9~
I AEsti
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
5umlEcr Doarb,

regrri Tng YEw.YesE TgIRrSH - me bet mafitH ior
od-erisiag fiy bHssF that trre h"hrTio Gf ~ , tyr,
a. ,t-,s "a net tfat cit Hff'r'iJe1 or cam
mn i, Yoi as4 &c ct- asd ME dsDi1B iThi h,Hs ~
N. lye,it,,t.is ceaogS fsigEc. g. 0ire ~ rs re-
r.l. r .ii n zsr;'-;' AL rrfd,'. ~ - l~h %
.lsf,f.d Af'tSftt sttH fhc
~, - 49, a.. or =. eaf.asJtNEs G. Jackson, our
IE,ss Hgl,sssir Ias,iiis,, D1astftts. n }.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
GumiMer Doaro.


Tregrrd Tnf SRw-YoRg the best MEDIUM for M
rlfisfng mn btsi. mn hiterfo usd ms isasros
F.r0e 'hs mt ma, M aiccrssns c1asffod ant
faoersd cie1r GaG nice atYLLg Ubtes ss q ns
~ rtfrrcHfg eg,sje ly fngDen 10 gffe IL fts nsr
tl.fs most >nccLei Gisanag and rears lo3 ofsoatH
JT ersiLef faa 'syre ft4i s1tst @t1 tae r.
% rly Ifs Nf1fGUR AMEs {. JAc@byS, DN
Eiofas HUgfeac l,.stf,,ae Iaasctti Ny.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT


4 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATS NAIL
ROUTE On aud AFTER iuGe ~ lS7f trains a'. NeNlefA
via DesrOssCs tl.udt str 81 FsTTi.s iolgNf
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburgh tho West hnl Nonub
Ylth Pullman Palace Cara attached a. H. and $50 y H.
daily. - O. ,o
F-r Uiliansport. 0ck Haven, CORY aud Erfe az 80
D. a. rnuugcng at CORY niusyuo Petroleum CeDtse,
and the on Regions For Wiiiansport aud Lock HaVea,
q. - A.. o., .-.....-,
For Baltimore Washineton, and tho soa'h " l4nioi
Washington EXprcss of pullBa P1rlor C-ra d&iN ffceh
SUNDAY $50 a. Nj arrive Masin zion 10 2. ~ EeeilT
st y0 a. ~. g. and $50 ,. ~. SuBd.y ald go p - -
D. m J. T. D. g, and $50 p. m SuHdlS a. E o. b. q aAd
$40 D. m. EuIRrznt GGd secosdciass p. ~.
Foi Trans ARK, Elizabeth Railway, Princeton, itI
tor Perth Anoy Pennington Belydcre. enf ether points
see losal schedules al ticket Ohices-
arrive From Pittsburgh 600 and i9iO o. M s.a
1920 p m daily 10 10 800 m daiyi except MOI
cav From Washington ami Baltimore 0.,i. 100 q IA.
4:lD $40, and 1910 u u sunday, 65p, 1880 ~ iirn
IN ,lnIa sos $50 $40 1910. l04O, 1888 a. n .t
4lO 5lU $50. $40 lO:lo and le:20 y NJ snncn 9Aa'
$50 1u.4n l:5O q IN. $3.50. T. and lO:2' p. III. 49,
Ticket Onices 526 Snd -. broadway. No Astoi ho1se
OF DesoT0ssrs auG Cortail-stS no so.Isss,
ufossIyn NOS ll4 l0 aud ilS Hgdsonst, oookcai be
tTSsE THOMSON L. =. FARMER
(enetRi General fASseikes AScII~
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

RONDOUT and Misunderstanding nj New
ouIEh rousskeepHe Highland fnlls wssl poni Corn
vsii Marlboro, Niion Ercrus, cOnnecng with Ulster and
bel H. It, si.a'bboAis THOMAS col.N ELL and JANIS w.
BALDWIN. nom fier foot sprngsL n. r. daily. at4 N
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26

3 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
EsARRASGEMENI OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. I,
deiot. Oi Cortiandt aud
on NJ NiFhi E,pses, dsiy. for ES~lon. BetheheIn Al
hnIoyr Chuss WI srshaTs. ptta,on. kimra
inaea Auburn necte-tcr guGslo Niagara Fal and shs
Neat. s coaCArs attached.
nOB'r u. SANRE. sup't. and k,ng'r.
Gsnes Eastern Once corner Of charch and Cotsnd.sts
CN - rUMN NSS. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
>Ew-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

" RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing JUy /, l5Il
through trains viii Grand Central Depot:
$500 L., Western and northern EspitAJ Win drawing
room ears o RI, hes ter; also to -. Adams
a. special saratcIa Express BraNingfoo cars
through to Montreal.
1890 q. M Spocsl Chicago and Western Express. with
drawing Csnsgdaigua l,ochrStoi Bnio, aud
r Us; also draw room car ro "a rrh.s
1890 b d., Northern ard Western Express With drawing
10 Sardtosa.
350 D. H., special Saratoga Express connects az East
Alban, for prilcpsl stations 20 syracuse.
400 p n Albany ard Troy Express stops 81 SING ring,
PoeksEill apd ali stations north except liyngst.n.
GOO =. M Louis "a yross with Sletpuecsl5 tor Il,
Louis running every day r tho week aiso eng
ears Macltowg Ca0anGaigua. Buffalo Niagara Falls sud
Tor Montreal Via -a-8toEs.
80 H. NJ Pacific EKlrs--, daily, with sleeping t0r
Rochester Fails. BsG3c 1l0yead, Toledo, DeOL
and Chicago, an 70 Montreal via 81 Ai5ans.
l0O y. M, Express, with seepingcars for Albany ai
Troy.
WAY Trains per Local Time rabies. cksts FOR sae
zS2 26l, aud - Bro- aud az Hest)ii EsIcsa COS
Oices No PARK place, 7Sj and e2 Broadway NcENcrS,
and 1888 Washing gtou- 81, Bruokyn.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
Ncu 1rb!icaiions.
q 10000 BUYERS,

2 10000 BUYERS,
100000 READERS,
For the No Name . OF Novels Nobody pretends 10
pack csrpetbag without pang in ore or more Of those
fashionable ioarIeave clover horse shoe lucky volumes
SOME OTHER CHOICE READING.
OFT. or. rHg WOyDkapUL ADVENTURES oF 4 PULLMAN
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A WINTER STORY. By Mss Peard aut5or OF " The
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1PFN MrINFEs wOoTNG. By Home Lee. Price 81 90
TABLE TALK. By a. Bronson Acott Pree 81 20.
SYRIAN SUNSHINE. by Thomas O. Appleton Pfico
sl 90. -
BARRY CORNwAII's AUTOBIOGRAPHY, LETTERS
AND RTCoILECTioNs. Price - co.
SOME OTHER BABIES. Very like Hslen's, only more So
Price 80 cents.
JAS or TUE wiNDMILL. story. BY Mrs Ewing
Two tHms Price 81 90 90 "a most delightful
book"
Sold by all booksellers Mailed, posirad, by the publishers
ROBERTS BROTHERS, boston.
VlHE QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Of cg and sspT 3 neva the RsysT T Rso9 %STS
POLITICAL ECONOMY FOR BEGINNERS.
MILLICENT C. FAwCETT.
lsmo Cloth One Dollar
yn view of The distressing which alas s.i exists
beTeen eapal aqa sear g ana Y sIa%f fa, We w scg 70
be fairy lds me- ~ e ~, ~ a.l,-r fT ntrclnctlo1 INTO
ana d or Pu5.c Or nigh schools Colleges at hall pub
hfsiio maSi5n cos xev Descriptive Educational cataorue
is now ready viii be cent ce ly mail to teaohers Oh
'p'N'' 'MAcsnLLAx { co. % Bonast, Ncw.York.
CTORIES FOR EVERYBODY.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-
Lnaxn Govt OF neshrosses and C..Andt.

~ aud SARATOGA. connecting with al railroad Lines
North. Eat, AMI West. PARE LOWER THAN BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE The entirely aud magnificent palace
steamers CITY or TROY and SARATOGA leave daily
-aurdays t0pte) OF from Pier 49, =. R fpoi ot
srUyt Through tickets sold ana baggage checked 10 all
points. JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent.
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OYC RRANCU and PUWADEIpHiA.

ONG BRANCH and PliiLADEiPH1A,
II VIA NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing June Is 1871. Steamers leave kew-fork,
3 North Iver. foot IeooTst connecting ai sandy
win ior
Ionc Branch 6.20. 9;so. 1910 m. $50. o. t;l5 pm
philadelphia River, G.2r o. 2. ana siJ NJ
sea side Park HarpcgaL and Beach Haven. 02O m and
345 b..
ocean Grove. $40 a. N. and 3:t5 pm.
Cneand Rtidgeto Ailaaiic cay. sud Cape May, $50 A.
Sundays, for Long branch $50 = m
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

GINGLE 81 DOUBLE FURNISHED ROOMS;
~ "; very centTa American family nice basement;
hOueekccIdng 1Gg Clns .p.
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East SIDE.

spc EAST 20TH-ST. One suite Of ROOMS
. ~ private bat cOsets with without hoard
private only Tor gentlemen Wit" baths, closets
fc References.
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~ WEST 1OTH-ST., near 5th-ave.-Desira- =
~ superior board for iapies anf gentlemen
terms moderate. Transient boarlers II 2j per day.
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sl.1 WEST 22d-ST.-Several very nice ROOMS
Sop b. let board Also, table and transient lOaf'rTs
taken. References exchangeI Terms very moderate.
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oR WEST WASHINGTON-SQU - Cool
'Si rooms facing PARK rsclass tee and mohratc rates