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, 1877-06-09

pUCKERfNG6.
1tlA & teaching Of the Koran that ali those who
arc conslant In hope II be rich in frultlon.
An exchange says: "PIazxa part!es are now
spropos." Very trus, but they'ne awfal'J ftoop,d
A1faifs. after ali.
Whom you Try to wind up watch with key thst
won't IT. yoa realize how hard Il Il 10 get grip on
the netting hour
manufacturers has made 81, 000, 900. Let him
have coat Of arms. by all means,
Il, T. wIl bring !. home 70 - AZ when, ths next
middle Of ons Of those waf.maps.
A. ptttsbutE paper tells Of T. man who 'swredtied
tos'hGlf an hnnr with pig OF ,r1n, weighing 40
pounds" This Is c1esr casc nf hog. .co,larct.
A rhtladtpha detective has had ~ eagle pro.
birl however with ali tao Fhiladcphla datsciiyes
A soldier connected With the Columbia Is. O.
garrison b has bought 1 20 600 sllk. worms, ind IL.
Of ths Mulberry. .se1ers kind.
you don't llke to mention The stick, just toll
him, when ho haa put in The sugar and Tho lemon,
s iii tps " &c yo 70 ''d hero
II the o,d.itns Wing movement had suceecded
several ne~spapsrs wers all rsadr 10 head . Tory
movement to olsct It.. nnd then what slashlna
hesd.a.Tosrais we should have had.
Ths papers srs ta!kiag considerably ,atont :" tho
that Jou nctrF hct any mention Of IArlH.Efccn,
anyhow, without An accompanying alluaon 10 The
Corner,
''Ah, loyc," she murmnred ~ they wandered
through the moonlight, ''Al1, dearest. why do tho
snnmer.foacs fsdefn lie happened 10 bg young
chenlist Of practical turn OF mind, anl ha rcpiie
that was owing TO tho insuffie!encJ Of Oxygen III
tue atmosphere.
Ds kind 10 the book. .egcni. lie has father,
perhaps. and mother, who knew him In his in
nocent youth. perhnpa arsn now, In some peace.
for him. and awcct lips brcaiho loves dearest
nraycfs fot h!s weliaro. Therefore, lay him down
sns eos Il. as een e. S e o
under tht branches Of tho weeping willow. whtrn
the birds carol Ill through tbs auinner.days lloif
toitest songs. Dut p1ant Lin dcep-p1ant HIN
, 1877-06-09
A yyELL.NTANAGTD swlNDLE,
Dslroft FFs1 I1ffs.

ONF0H FITS 47{4kt
Yesterday man clad In tho garb and having tbs
general atylo OF the fronticraman called at Mr.
Eppstcin's pawnbrokcr's otlicc, on tho corner Of
WOODWARD and Jefferson avenues and said he
well. 4, What can do for your' Inquired
,,.I'ys sot anna gold here" said th. stranger
,hiI r aa and want to Fa'' some money on
lle took from an !nnes. breast pocket small
patteboard box. carefully lifted the coxcr Of, and
a.eeloscd to tho pawnbtokcr handful Of gold mug
broker. ::
~ How much do ron want for ttf'
nonf" returned tho miner. ~ don't want Ito
sell 4; only want 70 mako temporary .a,se. /
SSsa sis fom. III III ~ 1sna sSf for &c" a'''' anu
Tho pswnhsoGcs tested ono Of tho nuggets. found
anSee s s7 I L. y and
..'Txen't DO ml.te,. said the visitor, ~ must
:. ..0ne hundred tsollsrs 10 Ill can lend you on
a"5cpcd the pawnurokeF, handing back tho boz
aad a. sstsi toward "a tea;o
A. the threshold h. halted. spleaFed 70 10 aebai.
and eise ne ths sioo. ri make tbst 10. " Viii
tl:kct and 500 In cash. and disappeared. An
hour later Mr.. Eppstoin thought he would hayo q
look at tho gold, snd took Il out Of tho safe. To
The tirat nugget proved 10 be ailvsr, very neatly
gildcd. Another and smother wcse examined In like
manner until The whole bad been gono through, and
ter, ths whole boing worth fraction oYcr st.
The trick was now transparent. Tho pretended
tr M W. ~ eo te eetft tha & WI"
tho other tue E1ded silver, which he exchanged al
tho time he pretended to decline the offer 2f $1OO
1{0 r1Rua 1tN.EHCAn8 and II EbHRGHfO OfjlHSnohfc.
ally pOcketel ha loss OF 500.
, 1877-06-09

A bSntnTEti SAFE FROM flEE. WAREHOUSE
- 16O West Monr3e- st.. storing furniture urrchAn
dAs, ralrisssA ste loYg4t EAse4 uaAuy lA4e4 " 6.
, 1877-06-09

StsHER ofrlcE ORA. J. MELcuElsT. ~ SOUTH
Singer $a5. Ats9 pA pvpiAlJ ~ Msats ~ IeatsQ.
, 1877-06-09

'
Elh tEAsEITt!E nAKnEr HOUSE. puRLlSG-
l. toh Ia. Tha we'll kH4th 6rsl class hotel, t4ln.
ing etsr 40 fuona tUt gucsts located
Tor suaotaA aud has rrccuttJ 64en extenslte1I ln4
kfuttd For particular apply 10 klCHAKD uAlsitkT,
Et1n ~ tht oseul<eA Or ~ letter 10 n. l..
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
ON STATEN ISLAND.

The day was celebrated upon Staten Island in the
usual way, everybody, OF course making 1t holiday.
Salutes fired at Fort Wadsworth and other places
sunrise. Tho national colors displayed from
many houseop, as well from all the public inst
tulions at the Sailors Snug Harbor, New Brighton,
there was grand celebration for the special enjoy
Ut the five hundred old salts the institution,
the Hon. Z. Bradford Prince delivering Grafton
the chapel AMI the Rev. Mr. James, chaplain, reading
tho Declaration Of Independence. Fairs and festivals
held in the Bethel and st. Pauls Methodist
churches at Tottenville, and the Mariners Harbor
Summerheld Church. Several ball matches
played different places about the island, and there
was trottng race at the Sea View Trotting
Park, New Dorp. There shooting match
by The Grossnoor Rife Club at Huguenot The
groves aud public places about the island
were thronged during the day by pleasure seekers
The trains the Staten Island Railroad were run
every hour, and the Jerry boats loaded with
people from morning till late at night. The Staplelon
Hook and Ladder Company had their annual chowdor
at Prospect street. Thore great many social
entertainments throughout the island and liberal
hionion Of fireworks in tho evening At ST. Marks.
New Brighton, there are nearly two hundred guests.
There was te cLantpetye during the day in the spa
gardens adjoining the hote and in the evening
hop. which was elegant Affair." This was attended
by the most fashionable residents on the island, and
the whole house decorated with evergreens, flags
aud rich floral designs
The New York herald., 1877-07-05

bags mad 10 be emptied TO tighten the burden. rne
City of Portsmouth was then caught IN siight
southwesterly current and Was Dorno toward dreen'
wood Cemetery in nich vicinty, about hfteen mn-
ufes after he ascension, 1t descended.
There very creditibie displays OF pyrotecn-
nics the evcning which commenced III Gig O'Clock,
und"r he direction oi subc0ln.ntees OF the Common
Council On Forl Green tho display consisted OF rock
cts, bombs batteries ascenclon wneels. "Washngton
on Horseback .'Maltese Cross Tree OF Liberty
'.Amercan Coat OF Arms" a9a Tbe American Temple
Western District gwen for the benefit OF the peo-
pie OF Gowanus IN the vacant lots bounded by Tenth
ana Eleventh streets and sixth and seventh avenues
band OF Grape on the LETT armone OF which
enioded anrecracker-paraded through the streets o
Williamsburg. Singing parody on the 'Star Spangcd
Banner" as their pubic demonstration against the
recent prohbitory ordinance respecting nreworka
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
ON LONG ISLAND.

The observance OF the Fourth on Long Island
an exceptionally quiet Although there was no
attempt to enforce economy IN the exhibition Of
PATRIOTISM through the explosion OF fireworks by pro
hbiting their sale USE in Brooklyn, tho largor
license enjoyed in the country was not to any great
extent avaed oi, and the swapping and cracking
much less than usual throughout the day, though
thore some liberal private. exhibitions OF ire
the evening most OF the villages The dis.
play OF bunting everywhere bsra and in many
Instances tasteful, notably in Flushing, Jamaica,
Harbor Greenport and two other villages.
than three organized celebrations, but the
quite marked, and exhibited itself ways,
taste circumstances happened tor the time to pre-
scr be- Long Island before in sin gle day had
SO many seeking pleasure at her summer
resorts, and leyer before III single day havc The rail-
roads carried many passengers. People literally
swarmed out OF Brooklyn, curious to test the new
method OF rapid transit we'll eager to enjoy tile
cooling seaside afr Tho trains from Fiatbush avenue,
tue Atanc avenue route as they passed through
Jamaica, were in every instance crowded until lao IN
the afternoon not only the seats aud ases but tho
platforms and steps being flied. The trans on tho
other routes almost equally well Patronzed, and
the capacity OF the companies rolling stock, although
large additions have recently been made TO 1t, was
tested 10 tho utmost. The of this immense
crowd of pleasure seekers To their homes at night
made as nearly on time ia possible and happily with.
out serious accident. lN
The New York herald., 1877-07-05
THE DAY IN wEsrcHEsrER.

The day was universally observed Throughout wost-
chester county, where tue patriotic enthusiasm mani
tested by all classes fully up that witnessed on
former commentators of similar character A
lavish display OF bunting was observable everywhere
the river steamers with their crowded uecks. as
well as many oil the passenger train ocomo-
tiyes, ben2 also gayly adorned with the national
colors and other aags. Thousands from the city aud
elsewhere enjoyed themselves picnic parties
various groves whs the juvenile portion oil the popu-
ation awoee tie echoes Dy the popping OF lrecrackers
and the explosion OF torpcdoes. AT Yonkers
aquatic improviscd under the auspices
OF Pasade Boat Club. These consisted of barge
race, contest IN tubs aud swimming match, the
second lned aifordng much amusement to large
number OF spectators
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
PASSgNGERN SALLED.

FOR ITvERPOOI-Tn etequassip segt9ie.-J Adrance. O.
Inr,z Aliara r p balance Miss A. Rsf-ey. Nis A. J..
l.dcf ar,. Bertha crIaar Master Alexander Bernhard
Ml.er Julius Bernhard j. j. BetimAl. Mr and Ars w lau
Iuuer. Mss @arv " ihnney W i.am Biauey, IT, MIS- "
EdnIu. llnr HOndre7u Capt BOYLE Mrs Brown. George
clu J. g. Clark. wife AVID Mrs A. :. Cook Mr.
Mrs Uoiver Miss DoElVeT. Mesfcr DOLL, r.
Nine Dslefuus. Aie Dulr and w e0ulsaE vi and IT'S
T. p Fa1tr. Mr. Nrf. FuIeu. Miss NARY q. f-rrtn
Prank larr.u. Nine Parrish. the hcy. IA0ma. fikc tho
Rev. FL Flake Capt r. fie cher Muf Frfret = cHauis-
vile anf servant Alfred Holloway. John c. H0Harf. =.
H0Wes COMPANIONS. Maurice Kingsley.
Mr and Er R A. Ki niai and - Z. T. krciihoI C.
g.. rchi0G Nss Laskcv. Rev L0nc Miss Long Jolu
Aacaee d. Joah w. Mitchell Nine. Moran. Jos Morton IT.
and Mrs NAee infant anh nnrse Nine. Nltaeskorn Mrs
Lmua ols and rld. NIsS g. Perfin Wm Porter, J.
Loris Beitern. COL " r Rcynods' Nae Ryan, Dr = G,
schwarZ ID. silva Nj and hra II. \. Slater Joseph smith,
Dr. -Heuc-r Ars r. O. stone Lieut. Cen ,trtchy, K r., and
Ars ~fTschv ie -trn. J. g. Surt~s, ne Thomas
a Torres Capt. T l-frr COLI. * walker VT. and Mrs g. O.
Na.sln. 1hn w. Weed. wetnore b. Wcsrneld. capt
u. j. N.mherly.
FOR HANRE-h stCIn7shio AInerigHe-C Fisher A. p.
bunlsr Pail Law Nrs. =. Hartley. Hi-s r scott NJ
eo4 ra E9egefr.a sni chill Mr. ! ithttr y 32r.t elr
aa hrs fe a Cruz Mr. and Mrs ~aomher, three children
ahd two J. SaldGz e. K0ves Mr. r. ieaivre and
lso sols e. cd A. Never. y. Hainen Mas R t0ruhY,
afs T. ~"irer 3D. Rncar ars g. hrnssri q. kauf1aui. G.
mo, g. cdot r. Lcthold B BrilinghauseR, !. Iegier J.
Bulos. H. Grit J. Lernsrcsl Mrs. T.. H4wkius Arr. a.
haDe1, Ars n Franoon aad child. g. Meyer A. bertrand
l. Il a
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
PASsYEGFRS ARRTVFD.

PROM GLASGOw-Ta st.rHshi9 stlts OF Georgq-I Ihoma
fync Ar. q. ryng Edwar Jones. Hrr. Jones hrs- " A.
1ll'tifts " Smell. ~ A. Nutcaugs. John Simpson Ar
a,ei Nrs Farmer II G.. whitney, 40hn J. Boyd. hrs J.
= Flsse, frluk PrIlssir. Annie irnSse, A1gs Wool
- -tpori NcCrlkfn j. Mciboaga, Mrs.. T. MorF1S Mia
aits Iloias- Patterssa, Mrs Campbell, Miss, T. Morse
nls biuplH George Brooks. Il. h Henderson, MS. Hen
ul Alex clcIrist. William Dwaus. August J. Ponisou,
n.I"an MULLER j0ln Maus. Mrs Mtns samuel AcCnnn
Graham - N' ~
ai,A L)NDDN-ra St,qHlship Claata &C. y Wnyht. r.
E-.ltil i'r Vi r. Anthony. Dr. Hunt MAJOR and Mr..
49, ~ ..aa bcach Etc ar! Brookilg. Tho. Cooper n e.
'lH-lnN ant c1d. MTs Grange Frederick Grange,
49, sst Ofanr- Ars h Alder Miss Ross Aiirr Dr. J0ns
H,s ..ei ass Barnett hiss hors, Mis- Ann H. scot
fa.t ~ " rfot, br haru- u. ramstei6. Erwin Nlncfnr
s Tow nSeud, Va ard SERVE mr. and Mr. WIN.
Ios Co. ~ X stuart, sOI0fnOa Arthur nAmpni.
tt9 Ma n sIergrl. Miss Sherweil Miss g. l.
Hat'r bas h1ovies. l. g. smith, Nm Semple. James
- "0's 80 AL, John Na Mlss J. CLARK, Miss Ferguson,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23

1oc.sion WIS reserved on an application yesterday
., rsse van Rrnt FOR the appointment ~ eommssioh' ~
,t ,e DAMAGES to the property Of ETsstus H. MuHs'h
..,, ..,. mar ,io oronnd The application Was op-
- m hc efts,nd thai she Act OF the tees.t'' UNIV"
which tse fDp catioa male vas 100 lh0'""N'
Louise Feitcn. the wife of joan - fei'ou, 30. 20
~ -, an are f,o,rt o. Common Fless AGAINST her
n,l,s brother Fre.lelick Foeu 10 recover tEOoov Cam
.s far ALLEGED slau5er. she asserts IN the complain. '
r-,i-i was iealors % uis brothers success n NE A'1'
I've wears ara be csmc from Cincinnal " .'> ~, -,
- d, .,. .,o ,ssort4 TIM ucvt tried 20 poison nei
p. rrl against her toIing him thai ne tf tte' 49,
no. ilreu cririueiiY intimate with h'l lte ,ov
4, ,le st-pss N being an improper woman, ~ % %s, -
To- an order of arrest denied by Ju'ge NooS""
I'D
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
DEcTsIONs-ArG. %.

Supreme C0tri-Npe5. lerm-Bv JudCe Fau Worst.
Vanderbilt VandIrbntI l y Julsln,n u ;or plunif Sc
OPINION Armstrong gct Vanderbilt Ct a--JGcrmeui for
pieinfG See opinion in Vanderbilt agt. vanderbilt
Common Ilags-,>p6cGl Term b. judge Robinson
In the mat az WakerNO proof OF serice ~ notice Asi3r
ar difference ordered o. sc.e Receivers ac-
count determine rights 10 surplus audCr rule F-U
FeifsIr4c preyefe I'd does The order
applied i0 within ho Vr lce laid down W Davis ast scott,
l. Abb l27 Ia the matter 0i SeymOuT-OTler signed How
art. Sanscr-M M1H0u granted.
Hy Judgc iarren8re-In of Small etcrrerni-
objections 0verrueG. In the matter % GiiesouApQcs
ton granted
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
feqal Notitcs.
Steamboats ano RAILROADS..

7 ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
II VIA NEWJEksE1 SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing June Is. 1877 Steamers leave Y0rE.
Pier North River foot Reeiorss- connecting sandy
Hook wlth isr
Long Braurh. GeO ESQ 1910 T. T.. 3:s5. o. oils NJ
PiiaGeipbis ToIns River G2e, go aud 3si5
PARK. Raregat aud Beach Haven. 6.2O ana
545 D..
OCEAN Grove. $50 a NJ. and 3:f5
Nucaue BTidg0On Atlantic li5 aud Caps MAY. $3.50 a
Sansays. for Long Branch. $50 a m
W. :. sNEDEN Genersl AsuageT.
DONDOUT and kingstOn-Landing at New
buIgh. Highland Falls iNes Pont. Corn
Wall Marlboro Milton, Lsoyus esraeelng rih ster and
Del e. f.. steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES "
BALDWIN. iron Pr fosI sprlngst n r. daily ~ y ~
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
THE COURTS.
NM erorr THE JEwELRY.

Charles Piella, who has jewelry store store az az
,,,r,,vc WAS arraigned at the Yorkvhle Po-
Me- Me- Co Court yesterday charge Of grand Ia. lS''sng .San
,. 81 ssav morning AMI his property with jewery
valued a e with ssn si% to S r On soG'%ifS alleges
Simon .n story msde no 10 cover the larceny OF
va, VIZ TIE officers the hcai Nh're rielS % e, w.,
his gHoi .o thev saw no signs OF hurElary haNluE
y siilaeg and Jnstce Morgan held the prisoner
~. p,en Ia In dofauit OF ~ 600 bail
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Arv-York for Trenton and filadelpha a. 6:5O
S, $3.50. j lJ l50, 330. 5a0 y p n and at D. H.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Peunsylvana Rail
roa.. Trt ard BeTEs sts. Al 1880 $50 ll;5O m l;SO
L,Ss Ircnion I1r 100 6:ss sos 1918
1913. 2:l0. a.Ja, G.uJ .. "a o,o -
fsmau DRAWING Cars atscled 70 the 800 q NJ
1870 l3p D. N trains from NcEf0rk to tlr 20, abO o. ~
1880 Trains i adelia. ana Sleeping idIs o me
midnight trains b0th hcwl ork ana Phiae
~T-NDAY TRAINs-Leave Soyg-yJr and Fliiaco'phi a.
e-u 53j. j. Leave Trenton al lU-J a. L ';ID
Tcsets lor sale a foot Of Lbcr y-s. 5-9 AMI 4
IrrWa principal h0Tps. al offices Of tir ltfle hal
WY IN New Ors ant B.n1SYu and a. No. OoIli-s.
Br6oE yu Bagearg checked from resieucc to destination
II. r. BAiDW IN Gcu Pass Agent.
EOR HUDSON and COXSACkIE.-Steamcr
leare lf.r g. N Re- Frank inst. daily 40 q ococh
D. lr clnrecllc ~ HcGs8n viii ariv un for Chatham,
PittGec, Naril ,.isuis and intgrtleilase st.s.n-
LOR VT. DESERT.
4 Ira Bosfan. Boston Mnine T. T., ~ SiO
3..slI Eastern 80 lati 80 O. ui
ard lejp sud p M i'T iotain 'Hii' lt WI t.'iio
Ia i=tou. eagug pofaE Tuesday aud Friday eveglnE, a.
ocoet secured Oh W. ltcil-
srdson 40. pa y ashiHgton-sJ., Boston. f.d
ECf-IffNG CEO. T. DAY,
Asst Manager, General ncEe. seli
Par land. F"rtll me
EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRA NGFMESr OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
s-T-Iavo depos 0oi Of C0Ttsndi nosu-ossts "a
70 D. m \ iahi Express daily for Easou bethlehem Al
Mauea vi ket1arrg PttstnH cIirc LlAlI@
Itbaca Auburn Tucncer, Buffalo, ALgsra Tails, ana the
Nesf Pullman {. seepng ccacLcs attached . , -
General Eastern Ofice corner Ch aud orilandists
CH e.. tUAF NU,. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
CAIENDARs-TH1s DAr.
MARIKE INTELLIGENCE.

hINIATU RE ALMANAC
sun rises .. 5i0 sun sets..... Gf6 Clock 10
Noo1 risee 6.f3 Moon 90 MOen's a@e, days 10
wsTEn f0-pAY-a y.
Sanity Hook Tic Gov Island. 752 Hell Gate. a4l
WATER TO-Bsl-r n.
SANDY Hook 7s7 Island. sal Hell Gate. 100
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
Enmmer Doaeo.
; DANSvILLE sANTTARIUM-P. {

THE DANSYiLLE SANITARlUM-(P. y.
\ Address. DaHsviie. Livingston County, New York.
TO HEALTH SEEk LES-Our Home Hygiene Institute
largest establishment IN tire word where invad men
what their diseases, II curabie-are
health without the Of medic mes ts physicians
avo-threa gentlemen ald two laGs6are
thoroughly educated and by their great succes have von u
nsuts national reputation Al TINS date (AnEusi -
between 2uO and 800 genueucu
laaic chhren gnr treatment for Diseases watch mei
had Called 10 reach restOiavey These peraons
states and caGi "a The location
very salubr0us; air drV AID hracn-; water o. lie
highest purtv drainage perfect mfsIut0es nne region
Tor uleurpasa1e Snd climate - mild ii inter
That On ken open the round AMI tle
Vstants gam wonderfully There D. no
quackcry in The philosophy ~ That nuiin
beiags subjects 0f Law ebreucr % which nsuTt le@h
dsnbe cnCe which produces sickness To oheV tte laws
Lac fTeah keep wrl = SICK. 20 get WeL To
dis0bey them sick. kerp sick. srer AMI die uuamey
T. then readers of rE rEiUN NJ NGud Ike well a. ep
health. you'd ike 10 gcf good htth 20 tei
como u Home aid them Ia keep health o 70
they Need What h the USE 0i bring
might iust vel not, be IN good healfh
through simple Obedience 10 iAwi II Information n any
direction wanted. 10 viii DE uv ard ceeiiHiy rendered
references given, by at Tssnr ~ above
JAMES c. JACKSON.
SEEST END HOTEL Fort Washington. on
w the banks few desirable now
reduced only Al miuiea ron city Hail. thIee
minutes from depot location unsurpassed
Apply On premises 20 - --
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
TO PHILADELPHIA,

INO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN L
NETWORK AND FHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Throagn Trans way day three Depo,in
IhllHdciplla. IN NcW-1 'fh ,.--....
Double Track the Iost Iroved Equpmeai and the Fastest
Time @ eo'si az, 5'sst civ VIII i -DseiTst 30 ~ - S'~
Express Train. % .S % 1I ge u. ~ psrosses and
52c. s2O $50 iImieI, 1899 a. ~ Ia. s. g. = and
Regrains sins cave fiaSdepha h $50 g. $50 $50
80 , ana i2 nildnsii sunday. 555. $50 a NJ
TeEei dfce 20 and 80 pro@lwa 80 As'or cae. a9qse
ad ioot Of Desir9.s"s 4nd Cert,and, SIS ~.
Depot Jersey CITY Immigrant rcAet OAice No Bi''e'S
FKANK THOMSON. p FARMER
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
THE GREAT FALL RIYER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points East Via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PRCNIDENC or.
Largest handomes and most costly steamers IN the world
FULL NIGHTS RESI-. 30 MDNIGHT CHAN6Es
live morning trains-Tan River 10 Boston.
Steamers leave daily pm. IL NDAY- July
sept inclusive from y H., loot of Murr1y--i
GRAND PROMENADE COSCERTs EVERY EVESING.
Ticket. aud Rooms at ali principal Iotss and
borden LOWELL Agents
GEO l. CONNoR Generai PASSENGER Ageat
THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PHOVlDESCE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS RESI-.
ONLY A. MliE7, Or "a l,r.rL,s
THE NEW NAGNIfitdftr" "SrEAMkR
MAsSACHl SETTS
f'The Palarr STEAMER OF the WOrd-l
AND THE WOHLl- RENOWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
t"fhr queen 81 the souudl 49, 9, -, 81,
leave cailY except Sluuaysl nom Pcr - y ~ l'"
Wareust, AZ arriving al Providence AZ % = n' ~
B0ston al h. No intermediate landings oo'NeeH -N~
York aud Providence.
THE OLD gELIABIE .r1,-
SIONINGION LINE, FOR BOSlON
AND ALI. POINTS EASI.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN = CONSECUTIVE 1EAhS'
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NAkRAGANsEII.
IN. l,undays e1ccptsd frOai llef -. - -. ~
OF SfaferOou. tickets FOR LiIht.h lisN ~ -
3s5 Broadway all Ofres n weston" EAP'"~'
Also tickets all hotel ticket 0nces
and Freight via eter line Away IA0 ~ NV
est rates. - . -, ,..
Pre- transfer for passengors either line " and iffn
Brooklyn y the brooklyn Annex leaving 'e"
CHI ""A''' '"'''" D. BABcoCK. President
l. W. FuKRs General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
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WANTED OPERATORS-For the Hough
w machine. sasDenaers. steady work address 81
Henry-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
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STmfae- basre herc aravs Hf q gIe " he rerg bc
1acrsFs GEORGE J. GARiisos, Hgf1n Ho1se Sa'r'"0""
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4 FEW more YOUNG LADIES between the
"A ages Of u may share the unusual !yilases oi
Private ,iudy enjoyed oy taurht.rsia Gle past 9
G1VrT. SockbrdEr, Mass.
FEW BOARDERS can be nicely accommO-
~ dated sna private faulty for t2l and inter epo
sss bsss ing terms low ADDRESS H. SHERMAN. Gin
tou COrneis. Datchess "a, N. \.
At TERRACE HALL. Ramapo, Rockland
~ Cunt , T. sS r. 81 epe Rs ron 9 RI sPo IL
WHICH TO SPEND sEtI! N shE An - 90 a. m q y se ,nc
Moderate terms and drsl.cass reference
COUNTRY BOARD among the Catskills; /;
pSnt5 ee-I'i 5sh 'S'op ss piano i TsisSRfe
KI,'s, Iast Durhau oreeee CO.. y \.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
The only oool place New-York.
COMPARE HIGHEST TEMPERATURES IL SHADE
August g. catskiH Village. S57 Nov YORK, 5z'i
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. 7s7
|tOVNTRY BOARD.-A beautiful place near
\ tas cas s Good '-w' 9l iro % foaIs eeay T q sTolm
nE eggs poul,r and vegetables fresh ffol place pheasant
Terms - s. ppr week Refers critt7ae No 81
vile. ii'-iii.i Ulster COUNTY \. Y.
U-TRFRON HOTEL. south of Long Branch
l. The -qne Gnd elegant s-ase Resort 70 .he o-
n a. T. JONES. late ci Hoffman House an' ~ JaAo'
Hotel freprieior.
T7RANCONIA HOUSE. near Profile House,
White Mountains. y H. fr,iela-s boaid i2i a. SegsIi I
and October ~ nrr da'; 10 hal lever 9enu '"i ''O
Ifi CHEST references ~ - fAlt--I-
NLEN PARK HOTEL, Watkins Glen,
~ \. y Terms * 70 s pei 9Sy a g.Ser q = FROST
TAVTTT0E HOUSE, STANFORD. STAN
fort Gonna really FIRST class iduN hoise NJ ~ ~, ~
modern eonyeaiec, and sbsHte freedom ifon al & ,aas @
or lcii0gabc features. beet 90 tables hlt ai' m .'"'
md drives terms YER eolcrA'1 y" "esii''''
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, Bethlehem.
vi white Mountains Magnificent .ceneil niuiet.s ~ r1
central Tho b-i and mos st'raeuye frei 'E''A
i"i ,,,s. as1 NM H. PitfS ~ bethlehem New Hampshire
NTYACK.-Private board. central location,
y srge ground. well shaded 90 d d iaOs a 's's Ta,y
Address hox ~, Nsa,.' p. D, oi \, D. -, & - -
.,TRF HOUSE, Ocean Beach, y. j., WI re-
c,af .ry and mild; furnace tao house Address l. o.
CoNGER.
,TTCCASTSY4 HOTSE.-A cool, shady re-
- sort IN the nsi ronanrlc part Of Northern New JeTsrg
two hour, from New orr by u D. ~ q n n TASNfF
STe Sus,aissaia saii Torris co. \. J.
SURF HOTEL, ,s,,xnpr,cg
western bon Tciearaph Office in the uote Perry leaves
si5 T. n aud i50 connecting Win IA ! ' a "a isMfS
Point. - ,, - a = = ~;
Spring HOUSE.
- RTCaFIFID SPRINGS y. Y.
Prices for August this most popular Of summer resorts
,I TO s per week visitors for seasonof 1877 seat free
On APp"''N'"' T. L. PROCTOR Proprietor.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, \. H.--JEFFERS0N
nioesat Tsws spring water 1,ss o. sos
and rrasonable rates: special AS 70 ~ ~
CO., CO., jssersOa, jed a1s i. ssif' Il ''-