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Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER,S OFFICE.

hEOtD1E Eh . OFPiCh,
New Castle County, August 23d, 1877.
Upon the application Of Jennie ". Parry,
Administrative ofEdward NJ. Parry, late ofSt.
Georges Hundred, in said county, deceased, il
is ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administratrix aforesaid, give notice of grant
ing Letters Of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let-
ters, in six Of the most public places of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also cause
the same 10 be inserted Within the same Pc
Rod in the MiDDLETowE TRAETcRIPT, a news
paper published in Middletown, and to be
continued therein two months.
Given under my hand and Seal Of
Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
lis New Castle, in New Castle County
- aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. @. BIGGS,
Register.
N0TiCEl
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased, must present the same
duly attesled to the Admidistratrix on or be-
fore August 23d, 1878, or abide The Act of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JENNIE v. PARRY,
Address-W Woodstown, n j. Adm'x
Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03
NOTARY PUBLIC.
John A. Reynolds.
BOARD nF OBLIGATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
&. w. Lockwood, President; VIM. Green,
Clesk; A. G. Cox, Treasurer Henry Davis,
Nathaniel Williams, Capt. Samuel Pennington,
d. L. Duuning, John W. Jolls, Geo. W..
Wilson.
Principal or PUBLIC ScHooLs.-A. >. Wright,
Al
ASSISTANT TEAcHERs.-Mrs. A. S. Wright,
Miss r Annie Maxwell and Miss Annie N.
Roberts.
Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03
sJfliddletpIun Airrttorn.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.

.,rsr,rp ov THr PEAcE,-James Is. Naudain.
Tawy coynIssloNERs r. II. Foster, Presi-
aant. q 4! HoIten. Secretary n. Hall,
Joseph Geary, | vacancy.
Assessor : @. r. Anderson.
TREAsuRgR w r. Rothwell.
LAnpLIGnTEa IT Schreiiz.
CHisF Oh PoLicE w R. Rothwell.
Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03

NOTICE., BENJAMIN NJ. CRAWFORD,
1N Jr., ofMiddletown, New Castle County
and State Of Delaware, do hereby give notice
that intend to make application to the Court
of the General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on the first day of its
next term, which will commence and be held
at New Castle, in New Castle County, afore-
said, on Monday, the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1877, for license to keep an inn, or
tavern, and to sell Intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises, at and in the house now occupied
by me as part owner and sole tenant, and
known az the fsNational Hoteln The loca-
ton Of said house wherein propose TO keep
an inn, or tavern, is in United School Dis
trict Nos so and "a, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, and on the Northeast corner of
Main and Wood Streets, in .-.the said town of
Mid iietown.
The names of the respectable citizens re-
commanding my said application, are:
Sewell Jones. Frank Eliason.
D. Fl. Walker. Isaac Jones, Jr.
Geo. Echenhofer. J. F. Eliason.
S. NJ Reynolds. Ed. w. Lockwood.
J. B. Foard. Joseph w. Gary
w. "a. Comegys, Wm. Brady.
G.. w. Price r. A. Cochran.
r. E. Smith. Nath'l Williams.
R. H. Foster. w. Fl. ~ Hope.
j. K Long. f. Cochran.
BENJAMIN r. CRAWFORD.
October 10th, l877.-3t
Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03
DIRECTORS or TOWN HALL co

JIM. Cox, Pres; Samuel Pennington, Sec;
j. r. Hall, Treas; R. A. Cochran, Jas. Gull
bertson, Jas. d. Seowdrick, VIM H. Barr.
Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03
Odessa, Del, October 20, ls77.-3t

NOTICE., Benjamin D. Longland, Of
in the town Of ST. Georges, New Castle
county, and State Of Delaware, do hereby give
notice that intend to make application to
The Court of General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery in and for New Castle coun-
ty, at its next session, which will be holden at
New Castle ia the county and State aforesaid,
on Monday, the 18th day Of November, 1877,
for license 10 keep an inn or tavern, and 10
sell liquors in less quantities than one quart
ID be drunk on the premises, at, and 10 the
house now occupied by me, and situate on the
main street of said town Of st. Georges, be-
ing in School District, No. 5s Red Lion Hum
dred, New Castle county, State Of Delaware.
This application will be made by me on Mon
day the 10th day of November, A d., 1877,
that being the first day of the term Of said
Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county The names Of the
respectable citizens recommending my said
application, are
A. M. Biddle, James Garman,
John O. Stuckert, James Aspril,
Henry r. Stroud, James 7. McWhorter,
Albert o. Newton, A. G. Osborne,
r. H. Davis, William Fl. Stuckert,
G. q. McWhorter, J. B. How,
Andrew Reuter-, A. N. Sutton,
Clayton NJ. Riley, r. O. Clark,
a. D. D. Taylor, J.W. Dewitt,
William q. Newton, ]. r Reybold.
BENJAMIN D. LONGLAND.
st. Georges, Oct IL, l877-3t
Middletown transcript., 1877-11-03

And cordially invite all persons who may have need
f anv H these things or any style or kind Of printing
to favor us with call and learn prices We give
especial attention to the printing Of
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1877-12-07

GUS STATISTICS on the dangers OF tfayeI-
ing by land. He says that in the old
diligence days man had one chance Of
being killed in 300,0O0 trips, and one
chance of being injured in 1900. 9 On
the railway between 1875 and 1855 there
was one Glance Of being killed in 2,O0O,-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1877-12-07

ff9fIIW .T4fHfW -BHt 9Issd assfISsss3I s9vz9 o
ing with the Democrats. Mr., Edmunds then
addressed the Senate, and offered resolution
alleging the existence Of corrupt bargain,
and demanding an investigation. ga
The Senate remained in session all night
and occupied itself in voting on motions to adj
journ and other methods togain time. At last
o vote was taken on the resolution to discharge
the committee on elections from further con-
sideration of the credentials of Of NJ. G. But
Ter, of South Carolina, and it was adopted by
avote Of 29to ~ Messrss Conoyer and Patter-i
son voting with the Democrats. Mr. Thurman
then moved that Mr.. Butler be sworn in as
senator, but the motion went over under
objection. The Senate then went into execu-
tive session and when it adjourned had been in
continuous session for twenty eight hours.
Mr. Wadleigh presented the report Of the
"a
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1877-12-07

I WI FNE777 81 ~ o.
a classification of rat
| costing q new plan !
| Of second class matte
to be denominated
" ordinary These
! been approved BY
Key, and will be ]
| forthcoming annual
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1877-12-07


=
NEWS SUMMARY.
f s8ff h--as--ssd5 ssnafG9sfssl
Eastern and Middle States.
A locomotive and tender on the New York
and Long Branch railroad we're upset half way
between the two points by the giving way OF
a rail, and W. FL. Benedict and Isaac Hyer were
killed, while several others reeeiyed5wounds of
a more or less serious nature. 4 g-,o Ay,f ~,
Alliger Brothers, late agents of the Com
mercial Union Assurance Company, were ar
rested in New York upon complaint of the COM
pany. The charge against them is that they
Incorporated money of the plaintiff in the
sum of $l05, 900.
A. Oakley Hall began lecturing tour in
A baby show was opened successfully in New
York. a number of prizes for infantile prodi-
gies of every kind was the inducement held out
for ambitious mothers.
100000 tons of coal were sold at auction
in New York, the prices obtained showing quite
failing off compared to the sums realized at
similar sale a month previous. s-,s III 5
A fire broke out on the steamer G. a. North
am, of the New York and Hartford line, lying
at the foot Of Seventh street, New York, and
the flames spread with such swiftness that they
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1877-12-07

postage paid, on request.
ADDRESS AS ABOVE.
I'd Tytelns for Wood-spIfnt aneg scOyk; 40 designs
4 "A 4 h2c post paid, j jar GogLp, Boston. Mess.
AAcA nav SIRE made bs
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1877-12-07

20 to % The report was th
vote of 20 to 29, the Yice-Pres
decisive vote. Mr.. Thurman
by inserting the name of M. O.
/ Carolina, After debate, the
defeated, the vote standing
vice-P President deciding the
Thurman challenged the rif
President. to vote on q quest
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
THE rySluSnED AL1BAMA CLAIMS.


,,,,,tf.,,rS on me DENIAL or THE DEMANDS OF
THE INSURANCE CoMPANIFs.
The action Of the Court OF Alabama Claims
which finished It's busues, Friday last III leaving uh
distributed more than haf OF the sum awarded by the
crcvg Tribunal, h been the subject OF considerable
,1it.sn djsuum mslcI lawyer in this city said to Il
rrl>s rrtcr yesterday the whole difficulty Lad
b.,l tie result OF making distinction between ludi-
,ldgd losers and the insurance companies. When TIE
truau 90 Geneva made u its award The list was made
10 cover all the losses of private citizens that Wer shown
t,b.y ,, caused by The cruiser Alabama, 1t not
frc taken into cou>i cra;ion whether or not the vessels
aI,rc,c> destroyed or captured were insured Tie OWL
thosr that were iusrcd were reimbursed for rthc loss
y their vessel, and caoys by the insurance companies,
Tie claims of citizens whose vessels aud cdrgOc5 were
lu. insured lave been paid bat those Of the insurance
aoil.ies that lad reimbursed people who had insured
their ya-sc, and cargocs have not been admitted The
reason given lor not paying the sum sim undistrbucd
10 the Insurance companies was that they had made
Iar-, sums Of money in the through the high war
rc- The lawyer added ,Eat lie could not see how this
m renee ooult Ice made between losses covered by in
ana jIG~" which wo5c hot IL Wonit certainty
money had been demanded as w'r nccCSs Try TO Iqudtic
On, Alabama Gains lie believed that Tie cuWs o! tHe
insurance ,ruIH.l-S WUUt nave TO bc ~ 81, AM jldt
thry wcic s Justly entitled 20 De reimbursed ~ the
lgi.ate ctiz.~ lyio did not ,a>u!c thrv properly.
At "a recent meeting OF the Executive Council oi t@
international Code mention made 6f letter upon
this lhgg; by Charles Francis Adams TO the Secretary
A.P. ouecue. The following is extract from thai
letter;
NGaj did mean q regret mat upon The first yN-
pertinent t practical arbitration between l"O nations,
when with and Gc!be ati"u the tour a-h-T'
laa down i e. terms in reasons why they joined Ia
conclusion, they should have hC'd cuiL9"iu ~
their Judgment reversed and money withheld fro. Tie
pares intended, which ~ Withheld good reasons
should at nave been restored 10 the party from
which had been takan As tire matter now stands the
atrlS aVptGT I,pous he for cheating tie British Gov
or,l- uut az large sam which the An "IicIu GOycTu-
meat declares Eot properly c.1!Wr, and Yet MicA
II declines H. return iu tine IELltu yHHCIs
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

r,.,naprs act Epgomanns granted , White SG6 agS
Already decided suih agt. ,hc only ieraI eyi
tesmoT he S gull q the is tast Of The paTomGpr
think a 5nS ne NAV he sclo that has been actually served
hpi Iuows what Is gonG on t's & Tbo ranSs are not
S Su re tie case may be rcmAnded 20 me roteiSe VAN
dreuOns as h"G costs consideration that defendant
Stplae plaintiff may ah' an, sSrti8 he corrctt
he partucr oi Arthur + FtSh ana tIs @ m US wv, t
& 81 pog ngS[4SSa % Sa lsgye sgS rT 10 rcneN SS
pSiuu rs t,r an iVtnuctuu Whenever any steps are taNSh
iogaTd removing The huimss ,os tniri parv and keep
iee4 ~ 70 his own vic fcr that reason VIII
noa T., Ggr s % Pitt act Van NOruc and Great1 agi.
The Ms,or Ec-Oucs gran.od ine nscl fiTtbcT AS 10
sgI a. Ni11n NSh between this ease an! Ne case n
tWTm WI consists the fact tha execution nv was a. iS,c
ana returned G3 % fnT ~ Faujr1n to refer me to the
ats'1 d W cs which no glpd's ms {om,S wieyoS; NAV b
s,SI lie aJouumen OF tc Co2i a. SrGSoi i5 n G ~
Wed1 % s f,ocns and strike out same as sham de-
E,et VITA costs of notion op.no, % ~ me rrlior 0p,n
W.. S.,..ri,r Court-SpeciaI Tern-By Judge Curtis
as Bo,son-oA ihc Slt % ~, u ~, sgi,yIts sub
% o d.uiaurs part oi what oscH'Tta i, AZ t1 Min, de-
MED y1th " o@sST P". AIT Lyman ct alC'se sote
eNSnrlgincntS 4 N Bolauce ag Banordge-Moton Denied
,.,..,n pI,os Special Term .- BY Judge Van
Wssi,rs acl Eclectic Life Insurance Gem, ,any-or
pcapc Ttl- luTH' aCt iht 'odIu VI Nal l'NSN
- - kiofoD far usudamus denied
,,,r,,, Cog,1-C Ckambers-Bv Judge Snnott.-Bdh-
s rf Cs,- Nemoraudums attorneys VIII bno papers WIN
~ a. Ds1sl CLERK o O. ambers MthCy aEI,i
~ ..I t,, Assault with costs Harms a@i llpl0y--aio
toi sl", - ~ gTIt rs to defendant Ripley with cost =
1, III a, W.. leicester Fire Insurance COmpaiY "yhe
M ',hbs- uitirpho fer art McIiTcgor-Motns granted
st-,uS act Wells: Antonio agL Blo'sde CatonH agt
os'orf Nc kpnp. ROscuth0l ayt NOb1e; karGbaci
-p'''t %, q AN 4gf Wnrlau; ES!Cs aEt. kennely.-Or
IL .r,tJ Nod agt LanuluG.. Receive BOND approves
fdzrsst Spcc-Motion q 'nted i'aghr59 AT SALES
' i,af answer served be accepted ana id Eunclyh
l,,, II, TStb no costs Rouse aCt. Sim"n-M cnor3hdUms
ti,g AL Cahll-Aioon for Judgment on demurrer &C.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
pAN.n.GEEK NLlLER.

-.I'E NhEET-h sfa.a.hip LsJast., Dee. 3o..Nr. ia.
- i 4,"'u-, "is islpleIb a.L o. !TtH, 49, NcI,tf,
. .. al. an. lIe '.,H|I., Hiss Cha Yaiic aiI ''r
- t a.tar \. HT L"s.oH, l.r TI'ur 81 E'tcl"iA,
e. '- # M Ecy... I,si,r Sir PJ;l'au, hr ic'uio,
=, '.. Go. -...., IiausfIg. III. >ault = N't.
I,iri 'iI- I'rraIl n. /iIm. .rutfu Mr. Airac't Nh
s,N ''. ~. Carbon, As lrDg1., h! ana Mrs E"btio~H
- '-'- g.. a'aloIN hIS l tOata j.. LoiJfnUcrH Nj e.
llt' aif. .nh tI- tpINtL r. MpuHcT, ~. TtCkrIH, y.
20. - "a syi' esi1, v. 1t'gi H. LiocI
a H.. ~ ,.t' ls s..f-4otiy fCtkt, Dec 20 -Gt1. J.
Z" o.. 'rJ.1C -. HiI.T FralX Miller, Mise Minur
A' ifi- .lei MI-t GeoI l1a Miller Mis- Hclcn MI
't N-i.' Wafes f. b IU s0, 3. IeliczZt, j. Ash
+ ' "lA au llAGA tn. IS. ii. Idv aTs &, ". lNci Z.
b aa.d de- tIr lancaster, Arthur NarS, kuticr %
~ n ~ ss j. H. wilson, Miss B.WL50n. Enuch Emery I'd.
~ "AH IhANCIsgO-Il sfeanssaip 4clDutcO, pee 20.
60 i' aiss ABuis Creighton Mss Eia Bruce LIN
o.. % 'hit, Charles g. Bogu Clfgrls campbell. Alicft q.
- - T. Daley. RALPH Townsend Hi! T.. O. JudsJu,
~ ait A. Wuid6u, Mis O'Laughin \ T. Pu!slfeT Chas.
a. "i',l, r. r. Gohrg &. T. IAtuencld Priudle and
- ilel en- J. T. HIutteIuOIe Mrs. DsInrl ebster
~ rev Albert Williams CHARLES W Miller Mrs sesak r..
= a BlArc0n, Mis- n. J.. Van Blafcom II. A. IIOloUnb.
NJ ,. anc CeAtIal AlneDcaG A. bIcksJD Dr. Guerrero.
A. h1nh, Niir ana cliidren Alfred l. Stanton FeTuan-
ap llmsry, COunt A. A. CalderOn two and two
~fahts, g dos TrOdO
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
Proposals.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- TITLED states Government at the International E1u
on ,f IL

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- U.,d states Government at the international L1Al
WA,rlNGIoS, D. C.. No. 173j FsrREET NoRIH,Wgsr}
November p 1876. {
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby red tor the purchase
and removal following Bindings erected by tIo Hc
states Cu,,rua,ut CvIarcun With the international
me Government Building at intersection Of Belmont AMI
Fountain IN,gt ia Exhibition Grounds. bHlt o. trained
Latin central nav, aHd aNs +'bNiOO i,ct
rgnsept OXlnU culul 70 Intersection ourUuUnrd by
whole - lU square feet building 10 br sold
n. II stands without cAhhs -InEg hxu :, railroad
tracks, bugs hose Ittus ur ghrE Ins, and 10
remove February J. 1871 ~ possible Siiahl"
for ouudcrt CIr-s!ups. CcH0usc, Sc. irI"Ni.s VIII L
received al No .73J street, Washington -. c., until
D. January lj 617 whcl they viii be open! and a"srd
made,
br.. vii rooms i,IpnsIry, offices stur rooms, Kitchen
To be sold IL stllud, and removed as soon Httr
February l. 1871 as possible NEitah.c sr farm dwelling
proposals viii be- received, as above uhth I January 3D.
Each bid must b, accompanied a certified ch,ck for 10
per e. ut bid the CHECK 10 be "rctcd to tie
GyrunrGt In the bidder should ncClrcr or refuse 10
complete pdrcdsc t payment within ave days ar
acceptance Of his bid md 40 ""Ih 81 removal 4" He
begun iu payment Is Wldt The Government reserves
the Tgat reject al hI!s not deem 81 sliiSla' cry
Al desired information respect 10 the Government Huild
ing be h?i upon Application tn tNs "iIC" 'r 6" Lieut.
HENRY MEICALtE, l.. =. A., at the BviuluE It's IN
REGARD Hospital Building 0 Assistant surgeon J. j.
NUODN ARD, Army Medical Museum, Washington, ID. {.
Al Lus be ildosCG Cuyclup, Ed for Government
Iulid l" the aid 20 Ice lrrs, 20 Col =
g. LNECND, Chairman Board l. = E%rcu v, ri'nent
D. C." =. {. LNFOKD,
B:cvot Lieut.. cob, L. = A., Chairman OF B,acd.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
Sltuallons ltlnles

; DVEETiSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YuUl TEtaVNEWIl.I EE RECEIVED At THE Up
TOWN GFFIrG~, No. LIS Iir,vwa., co"r Thirty ~,
st. ul Vest twenty flr! ST. r.E ii'NiAstNFf Tb0
Ih ave- cor. Fuly.Sc ,cut!s. 40 Tire llAltLM OFFICE
~, -J~I IA dave, uaCulf!fr! sgd twenty uuri -.
uIarrr savings Bank Buiaius, up p. m, regular
uIug r.',-.
tN experienced STENOGRAIiiIR desires
- tuHpHsus cwa ymont as ir.a .or"T 'r o,1rtwse'
OF Iu q il.gv..s Uiy.. At'ItsS - tND, Blrur NWc.
EANIrOH AMI BANK NESNENGER-By a
~ iuJu ot H!Ic'u N'9I7. '.Hr'"r. uhct',luuuIH" city
rc"UrouHa';"i-. AdIr'., n ho' NO 20 ltN'a'o "m''.
EEI'T.-1ituutjuU Wtntcd Ia any capa"ity
L hy young man; hI- po' business experience. amt gaI
furnish DitrcI.. I r,'.s. ro .ht,l"" 10 l'cAtun or
amount oi wU.b. &. II BOX 4, ii.puns uil,a.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
NEW -YOEk AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE
EuI,ND BiOOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK IOt ] L.
FOR TNl. AND IjllIAptl'FhIA'
Leave New-NOIa foot OF iory.sf f. T,uiod Hlh ~
JeuIi s.JC % II 30 A. In, lsJO o5o u w. INV
II. N and 100 D.. IUf H,Cf { ~.
Leave f0aG CarksOn-st at 7lh SID u o. ll'IO " ~"
Bio. %, 1913 % I'D, nat
Leave Phiadelpnia from salinn NORTH Pennsvl'aHia &
1870 B.: a. JO l2:J y. M. o.,
l. Bi.I Tor Nrm or" al tU H'O' ~ '"' d. '
l2l5 z. q. a:l9. 600 u u. -. T. ,o ru
puuau DuUlnr Rom Cara attached 10 the JjO a. III
i.sOn ma trains New. lOrE aEd f'"tpha.
IiSDHY Lcayr New Yurt, toi5 Liberty ~ hdh
lulia THIRD !tfE ats a. q & H., 5:.t, ~ i
F' H. +. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
UCnilGtrD
9re Grcdm.

4 FACT.-IlORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAI,
and appreciated purity richness aud certainty Of BE-"
ing drllytIcd IA good order
CHURCHE-, FAI.-, FESTIVALS &c. supplied At
2Jc. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE Russo and JEIIES, nch and delicious, at
rriccs below those II auy otla. establishment.
Deyoi, 300 Fourtagc l-6 broadway. and - Chaharst
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.-
foot of Dcsb0s.cs and Cortlandt
Chastn and Suiil rulmaH Paor cars from New forB
and Washington making close connection lar
Cincinnati -. LOUIS, Louisville, DC.
g for Washington ard The West and Tor Ritlinohd
wa Grlun-yr Pullman from NCw-Nork 10 baltimore
Washington, making Close connection ir Chicago On
ClI1at. Louisville. 81. Louis, Pittsburgh, Nc.
dhy for Washington, tho ~oUth and West PuiimanS
l.alliuUg, and Ndsii rfon Hin
Chicago Cincinnati Louisville, ~
Louis i1tshurgl the south and Southwest Connects al
Maslugt,I with trains for ynCbhuIg FlurGa NCN-Ur,anS
and the south. -
For ti0u@ tickets, please call at Companys Offices 3l
l2S rOaiHsy, New YORK and al IIcSri OhCt' loot
CuIiiaglt and AID DcOt jersey Cay
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
4
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC
72j A:44 Moon rises. 7:Ol
men WATER rlIs pAY-A.&
Sandy Hook. 800 Cows Island QsS Hell O. Ferry II OI
HlGB WATER TiIs pAY-P, NJ
sandy Hook. 92l Cows Island 053 Hell @. Perry llA2
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
Gl.ul!.ons lUla.to--fc fcMllcs.

4 DVrHTlSENENr FOR TIE NEW
- Ipu, uuEt NE WILL EE HICF'NaI AT iIF
{ q V1WS UI!It.., SO Lasts lrrtt..., ,rf. II.I.Y
tlri,t. ..r~ W,.f i.v.'v fiirust. r'f iis ly..
900 la!I.i,', COT. tuit. 500. utl &c. a. u HA.t.it
OFFICE, ,.. H.tSi FurI1Ns. ~pr Or'hnrt'ri '.a
ta,a 30 ';.et l!utm aaNtu-r baus Eubu go nap io -
,t rrlu.ai r'.r.,ice
NI!ANnIHM}iD rEWhi rGE>S--By tu Eng
y $3.50 ,.. s.'-" 't. -. 'Hi' INh.' sr.',ur " 4.
sl. di--s'r~'. s.. .oc luurst. agd r,lg 81 cr,rr 'g
Otl '.l az EubEHAh!N =, IlnNct ,1 $50 itH a'r Irsg
2.t.-
w. IA competent English cook can 60
Y a,, ...' Il l->h ,raST. and most French dishes
L, o -l.,,tS~t t'iuIrf1io AL thoroughly
-"' ,r Noud hk place M oil vr country. $50
o. ..... .I' Ht
GJb,-By Il II)'.s;'nt woman Ol 30, very
< t,.;..tTi. wei 80 .s"tI, r'ct excellent family
ot Au k.Li> r-.,H l,to soups esttent pistr.
l,-sti &C., mat ans tv.l aJ,ut M person aud work
C,uitN ,ty sui"r I"nttt tali. .iur tal h BOOK.
HAn -,tvu'', ed Co go itha',, "rI aust
COOk, WASHER u"d lRONER.-By q very
~ respectable woman very htst rsiimnualsi
euoi ltu tuls. cNcel,cut asher aHd ruot
bread nd ,cut t1k'r -obct, hpnesi uhigng country
0Itt. cal ~ .JVhuAMb homyNtG 10 $50 lthaye n.ar
2I.L Bt
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
DOJr0 dn0 Rooms.
Below Fourteelth-3t.

Below Fourteelth-3t.
4 ADYEETlsEAiENTS, FOR IIIE NEWy- y
~ YORK ThiEJNE Wiz Ht: YEP AI i,i IiIE n
d. or ;lOs Wc.t twenty tari-',. COZ; Ei@t,l,s 200
~ :Si Iaray&Sgor & m az " , AZ Tr5f
CECOND and THIRD FLOORS, unfumisAcd,
- 10 $50 ot families ~ tnc hous". "i,h comma !nr c
ITa"'' ''e M ,I @ @9 .ra ragl Gr"O''''"i NO" Kept INST
I'D AND i CLINTOE-PLA"E, near Broad
~ & @ nPasoP,y FTEIitR ~, a & G2rg, s ia ,iE sgsr
.TI WAVERLEY-PLACE, corner of Win
80 tural~pla, !..n'o aey Furnished LOOMS 10 EE-' J.,
!SH 9Tti-sT;. just west Of Eloadway.--NlccIy
brcEtd7i Il o,sisu' rear r'.' una t; "''''A. rat
I9n WEST HOTTEST GFI3 to @i5)-SUIT
Bruss,, igc satc g 10, andco. water good beard
west Side
An. Elegantly FURNISHED PARLoR
- FLOOR tiitravr; P.iyatr table H d-ir.. -uc l,.N
'''''' ''' +'''''' ''''''' '' y. DALEY.
EirIH-ANE., -, Grst door br,cH iGth-st-
,suri gE1N 5d NIX &2a 49, x s a %sI senr @ ] H''A on
rEO LET, furnished, with bolrd-HOOMS,
y OR / HANDSOME SUNNY Rooms
~ 1 ' od .r"a '.s sith s1grr ,s or beard at A. "'"'
q WEST 2lST-S I.--S,,ond floor, front, and
- other r,r. s % I4lrt' ponJ south tius
moo,rarr iocal, AID appointments nreArc.ouabe Refer
cu,t- ,,.lli-"f.
olETH-ST, II, Wcst-Fmc mg,. stuuy
~ rooa, e. sn'' or ,,gf' h ns'.,'o ." %
terms moderate
Ia WESr 9Tii-ST.-liandsOmc suite of
n . r1oms wi'i BOARD 0" ilrsteiass house
AR WESE 2sTIi-ST;-L4cge, comfortable
tr ROOFS with OF without bpAEb hou'e aud 'a.le
unexCeptonablc r'feirucea
" WEST 35TH-ST T.-Threc ROOMS, well
furnished with exc lleut Ooau aHIJ uVt lig terms
nJdeIatc location desirable TclvGCAC.A
New-York tribune., 1877-01-01
Eettures dnu 1llseiills.

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The
" meeting VIII b" held a the Library TUESDAY
EN ENINti. jan. =, at uC,UCs. h3orGcu. JOHN WATTS
DE PENSPEl viii read paper rho Schuyler iul Nur.
f.,y:ie Cumraign.' ANDRl;W WARMER KrCoriug So y.