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Turkish Monitor OpeninR Fire on Ibraii-
MermIsed by the Kms.Inn nntterir..

LONDON. May "A despatch from Bu-
charcst says: " Fire was opened at 10 A. VI. on
Apr.i 30 between the Russian batteries near
lbrail and onrIurkish monitor. The latter be-
gan to bomhard Ibrail. but had fred twice only.
when it was set on ilfc hy the Russian batteries
and was compelled 10 withdraw. Nobody WIS
killed and but little damage wa. lone in lbrail."
A pat h from Constantnoplc says that the
Russ have occupied an -land in the Dan
ube near Ihrnilani the ie't hank ~ the river as
far us the Kila mouth. II j. expected that
Turkish squadron will shortly be- sent TO Crete.
The Turkish authorities haN" received orders
To cNacuat" ToutrAa and tue nrighborng
district.
4 Iloyds telegram from Constautinople says
The British steamer WHllnrhiA has arrived
here. having been ordered Ia leave GllaZ The
blockade oi the Black sea may l,, declared at
fore. are staying here. A Russ an prize has
boon brought here with cargo OF salt"
Duke Vladimir arrived at Odessa At T. NJ. to-
day, and inspected the troops. Tho Russian
seven Bulgarans have been arrested nj Rust
chuk for signing an address to their fellow
81, nARksr. May s-Ereninc.-The Rouma-
mans have u,k'n military possession of Kala-
iht. TIL" n''upying ior'c numlwr- 9.onO mon.
with iwrn'y-iour kruppeun-. They Will iortiiy
and hold TIA" position against any attempt thc
TURKS may mak" tn occupy II.
Moro firing has e'"n gong on ~ lhral Ono
Turkish .unbogt has been injured and forced
t. r,tiro
II i- Said the Russian batteries at Barhoschi
have Hired upon gunbQnt and iorced II 70 re-
tire.
f. rs rumorel tina; the Turks have burned and
abandoned Tuiiehn. 1t has boon raining for
IA" lu-t tntiy-elght hours. and IN" roads are
booming a- bad as 100 the j. pth ~ winter.
Four lu--.an infantry regiments. with can
non, nui 2Nnp C1--4 - have arrived IN the
camp 10 Bifhos 'hi. Fifteen engines and two
hundred railway carriages from Warsaw for
ll1uWania wuh troops have boon stopped by
floods.
GALArz. May 3-Ablut nny shots wore ox-
changed between tn Russ ian batteries at Ihrnil
and TURK i-h turrrt snip and gunboat. The
hus-lan hafi. rirS AMI the town wore nnin,urcl.
The apparent Object Of the Turks was to as-
certain The strength and position ol the bat
tcrie- II il certain that the Russians Will
bridge the Dnuuho ltt.c below It's
Junction with the pruth and also AT Turna
nrnrly opposite Nikopohs.. There will
doubtless be intcrmediatr bridges. Rus
snn engineers have bought n steam
tug from an English firm here or
u-n In the construction of the first bridge
and u tug and some barges at Tuna for tho
second. NJ fresh troops have recently crossed
the pruih toward Gnlai,. but u large mass is
concentrated on the further side.
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4 CONsTRUCTIOy TRIM WRECKED.
Two Laborer. Killed aud Four Other. seri.
ousiy Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-1his afternoon at
about o'clock. while n construction train on
the new railroad from Camden to Atlantic City
was carrying about 80 laborcrs from Williams
town Junction. some fifty miles from philadcl-
phia. TO their work. about two miles further
down. one OF the cars near the middle Of the
train jumped the track The train was being
pushed by an engine. and the cars which
werc in the rear OF the one to which
the first accident occurred werc pilcd one upon
another in "A mass OF ruins. Seven cars were
smashed 70 pieces. Owen Sweeney WIS in
siantly KILLED. Michael Whii" was fatally in
his arm 80 badly crushed that il has since been
amputatcd, and William Wclch. Charles Ander-
son. and Peter Kook were badly manglrd
James Hrdlon. William Mnhan. and James
Grey were slightly hurt. The victims were all
laborcrs oi c.ss known as tramps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04
THE RIGHTTTL PRESIDENT.
Residents or New Jersey Rejoicing that they
were visited by the People. Choice.

There has not for a long time been such
excitement IN Sussex county, y. j.. as that o,ea-
stoned a few days ago by the passagr over the
New Jersey Midland Railroad Of samuel j. Til
den, Ahran :. Hewitt. Peter Cooper, and several
ot lcr New York capitalists on their way to Mid
dl'town to ntten tho saln II the New York Mid
land liailrlud. I'll" New Jersey H.1'dh SAYS:
That day will henceforth be- marked with
Whli" stone in the calendar of local events rs
We ilr@t time that President Of the United
states eyer visited any nOriiOn II Sussex On
iuW day samuel J. Tllh"n, President elr,t and
Fro7idrnl ne yure passed through this village IN
route for NhilctoWn. The spo'inl train CON
vynE the distinguished PARTY made the run
ll'ln Jersey tity ma II fra ton oyer two hours.
Noi"ly Knew nt m" excursion, honre when the
nNi d'H'n persons were pre-' nt md not on,'of
ihrm was uMar" that President Tilden was on
lIil' II was 10 pass through the village. hun
ir'lS 81 people would have gathered NJ tho
drp,lto pay their r"spc'ts To tho rishtrul prosi-
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DISTRICT OFIICES.
Numerous \ppiicnnts for Places not Yet VA
cant H-tchnm's Successor.

w,suINGToS, May o Various persons,
thinking that the Pr siicut intends TO remove
Simon Molffr.m the oni 'e ~ Il = str II Deeds
f1r ,he District Of Columbia, are making per
a.st' MT rIurt- .lr I'll" p.a'c. Delegations also
haye Anl inyrryi"y- with the President on that
subject, ine.uiing ouc from Alexandria. Va.
compos "a ofco.orrd mon. in favor ~ a canli-
iai' vino eomunu iri tho Couf'l rate Black
Hnr-" Cavalry. but several months before tho
Presidential ilcci.on o-pou-od the Republican
cau-e in -litt hos and IN his n W-iapcr. which
has since suspended. The cont '-i iur ia" Of
ne OF l. '-Isi.r ni ne"ds j. almost n- lively as
th@t tor Communist nrrship ftAe District Of Coz
luWhia. but Mr. MDll's trl0ul~ learn from
tnD Secretary o. tho Interior there Is no urcs-
cnt intention 10 dis place him.
\ delegation of PROMINENT citizens and In.
ia initial tu-ln ~ mcn ~ Wa-hln.tun oailcd
uvon Prfeh NJ iiuyns TO ask the upp ointment
of Mr. ;. l.. Nj ldlcton. Of thu firm ui Middleton
Co.,, hdnhrrs. 10 ill.," position ol District Conn
missioner. Ia lr made va ant 10y Tho /, .snal4On
Of tho Hon. j. II. krt.haui.
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SJICIDE ~ PITTsBt RGIT.
n Member of - Wholesale Tobacco Firm
Cutting his Throat.

PITTSBURGH, May 3-Wm. Z. Woyman,
senior member Of the large Wholesale tobacco
manufacturing firm Of Weyman Brothers. Of
this city. committed suicide this morning ut his
house in Allegheny hy cutting his throat from
ear "a car with razor. Death cnsucd in a fow
minutes. ON Monday the failure ~ the firm
VS. announce 1. and Mr. Woym ms brain was
DSmout Iu-nue II '-pital. but his frirn Is
Thought IL unnecessary. II" was closely
watched nid Was aluu" for tHe first time ia
-lNty hlure when he committed the d-ci. lie
}, Ut th" finances of The rn entirely secret from
his brother. Ino firm hR- borrow 'd largely of
lat" o' tuc Ngm ni Strattuu x storm. 81 NrW
.lN. AMI vnr' arrest 'd uuu 2 .iu s.tlun from
trefn flr iui No. tu tofraui Tno labiifirs to-
dny ar" o.i mW"i atoytrs}nl upn. huf. .Wh"r" the
uiNn'y wen 10 uluun can find uut. Every ono
had PERFECT alu li'u 90 IA the ilru. ~ Il I- ono
of fhr oldest Hud most r'sp"rttd in the rity and
i- N. N known ~ rough mis- ~tltr ull ohio.
lAr employees are heavy losers. Mr.. Mcymaa
Io.Ne- "a lduiS ui -FOUR children.
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THE WAR In ASIA MINOR.
RrSST.iy OFFTCT1L ACCOUNTS or THE
IJGHIIN0 BEFORE KIRS.
A Two Hours Artillery Engagement with
Eight Turkish Bn,tniions One Russian
Killed and One Hundred Turks Captured


ST. PETERSBURG, May 3.--Ollicial intclll-
gcncc from the Caucasian frontier gives an nc
count Of the military operations from April 28
These wcro mostly cavalry reconnoissancos.
ono OF which succeeded in destroying tclc-
graphic communication from Kars to Erzcroum
for a distance Of ten vcrsts. Relative TO the
operations before Knrs tho Official report says
that Gen. Melikoff, with tho object Of support
ing his cavalry. left his camp on April
30 accompanied by twelve battalions. forty
pi.ccs OF nrtulcrv. nnd n laroe fnrca of
f'NNo - N.'' ~ '''~' i''N' VI
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Nv TNsTfLL.tTION POSTPONED.


KINGSTON, y. y May 3 Tho Saugcrics
Congr gationM Church called the Rev. Mr..
WoolroiL "a popular preacher. 10 Doe their pastor.
and a couneil assembled on Tuos lay evening
10 install him. They found things mixed Tho
Rev Nj. Wooeoit expected TO rcreye salary
of u 200 yrHr. \ lJrce port ion Of the congrr-
CATION expected and Offended to pay $1,000
only. AnSrn stormy '~,iou of hsl n div the
couu, refused to have any in- o. do with in
etalling the pu-tlr. The cunerr.al lNn j. about
evenly divided. Those in tnNur of paving the
Roy. Mr. Moocptt Icon VIII noi cons M L. call
another preacher Who Wnl do. th" work for
church Will inll If tnny pay NOR. than II uiO.
They hhl To- Ilit not M tie bank tn pas the
last ,ulnttrrs SALARY uf thrir last PASTOR II is
Thought that Mr.. Moolrou viii have 10 be
dropped.
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II Ia probable that n motion will le
made TO con ur in tho amondmcnts made
in the Assembly. Mr. Cowdin Is urg-
ing Woodin and Morrissry to-nig TO
have a conference committee, H. the hope
that he may yet be- able to sav' the Dock Com
mission. Some say of The tcmprranr" men also
that there WIS an understanding that the eN-
else should lc plued under control of PIE
ths is denied Tho conference ON the
Finance bill have agreed tp retain the sinking
Fund Commission Hs it IS ut present with
tn" exception thnt the pt sidcht Of the Board of
Aldrrmon is to take the place ~ the Chairman
Of the Finance Committee. The clause re-
qurlng the taxpayers on thC Board oi Appor.
tonment to be- approved lv the City Judge and
Re- order has also been stri"kon out. They are
stu wranglins ovrrth rgint as To- whether Or
not the puy Of police officers. tlrcmcn, and
school teachers shall be interfercd with.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04
RELIGIOUs LIBERrr IN rRiScE
Minister Simon Warning the Clergy not to
Encronch on the Ci,Ii Power.

VERSAILLES, May 3.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies, to-day, Minister Simon. replying to
NJ Lehlond's interpolation relative 10 Ultra
moniane intriguos. said neither tho Govern
mont nor any political party could be hold
answerahle for attacks On foreign Governments
in newspapers. Pulions for the rotstablish-
m"nt u n" tenp9md pow wore the work Of
stop to thcte petitions. The Government would
nnl t"orat" any attack ON Cnth. irisn. which
iry sincerely rr-pa ted and whi h now rn-
!. .ln"d 10 max" all parties D. spe.t the laws The
y ''.tnWopt would lrol'ct tie clergy whilothry
but would deal firmly with them II they en-
tlph,hrd On the civil powrr. The Government
hhl hlu'rt9 pursued II cOnciliatory policy be-
rhu., u"y le- red ponce IN France and Europe,
ngrr il"} W'nM hon""forth not with solution.
,r i' u' iAIr "ha adjourned until tomorrow.
,ii,Np 1,nl"nls hnyo been sentenced 10 n fort
cent anu Catholic demonstration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04
TEN rARsoNs BuRIKD ALIyE.
Over an Acre Of Land Failing on n Mn and
Dwelling Five Bodies Recovered.

MONTREAL May 9.-A land slide Is re-
ported 70 have taken place on the bank OF the
Neilet a tributary Of the Batiscan in the parish
Of Sainte Gcnevirve. county Of Champlain, Que
bee. about 100 miles northeast Of this city. At
the point where tho slide occurred the bank s
81 iret high. over an acre OF HuI fell and
buried saw ami erisi NH and dwelling
house. Hnt turned the course ~ the stream
II Is positively asserted that tn persons were
buried alive. The bodies ol Mrs. Mass ieottc
wlieoi the owner of the mil, hcrthr children,
Ilouticr, father ~ the Rev Mr.. Coutlcr OF
Three Rivers. have been recovered. They are
hardly recognizable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04
JOIJiNGS .fHOUr TOUM.

lnW}nrs will moci in the Supreme Court,
a. u rt lDlm ruuu. th, arc iuun Iun. uu uited
action feare,u uu- ihr NlW Atu, lai tHie
In "A two.mil' ra'o fir single soul shell In
li' Nti 40 nNtf NH~fN linl. .IN tI'.aN N W Frtk.
Mgil a'i II " Waters, Me rrncr won N ~ minutes
~, seconds
Mary O'Connrr Of - Wcsi Sixteenth street
tl Yesterday inm uNrttNh ~ h lud exhaustion hay-
lu- iNe rN"N'i'i ilnm t' rNlrmrnt ot the panic in
sl I"h'l' N"N"rs 'hn'h- sho Was - years oi Hge.
Rutherford Is. linyos of the Executive Man
siu ana number u M, hrrs oi lis Cabinet Will ne
guests o the Chandler u Commerce ON the occasion n
its one hundred aud ninth annual dinner on tie li il&
John DAILY. one Of the four young rufllanf
who Killed tranei, Riley. having a',ailci hm IN IN
sntcl az mght Win stones, clubs AMI AuNcs re-
gently convicted ol murder in the nj degree In ihe
General sessions Ncscr ~ Jule Gcrsetc sentenced
hn I" nnUrisVnnv nt VT HE lie j. ou5 II !Vals ot axs
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non TNGERSOLL LuTTITED.
A Lecturer who Takes n Hopeless View OF
Modern Civilization.

n McGrcgor Stcclc, last night, In the par
lors Of the Brooklyn Philosophical Club. read
pnpcr on whipping posts as IA proper mode Of
pun shmcnt for ordinary crimes. lie main
tanned that the civilization OF this day WAS far
below that OF tho Romans. He gave the con-
tents OF ono days newspaper. mentioning the
offer OF a man to confess to one Of the most
henous crimes over committed by Greek. Ro-
man. or jew story OF u iicndish act OF cruelty
committed by some Of the best citizens OF Hunt
ng,on membors of the Presbyterian Church.
on poor kelsey. lie thought that religion was
not the groat civil2cr II WIS the science OF
mechanics. Civilization moved in cycles. There
was the civilization ol pharnoh's day lnstfng
300 years. and that of the present time which
b gan about a thousand years ago. When tho
tiousness. annzing hlnsphemy. nppenr6d civil
1ation WAS Weakened. Rome began then to
dcrnv.
Az 10 tho theme Of this cssny. he favored pun-
ishmcnt hy public whipping of all criminals
who were punished hy iinn AMI imprsonmrnt
when tra hers ~ morality wpro caught in
whipped, ant the lecturer knew OF no place
where whirpng post was more needed for
there woull hr fewer AL ultnrrrs. fewer default
ors. and 4 ,hcre was wv irring post in front of
the Ciy Hal. Il would drt"r many poticinus
from stealing the hard g, ings OF tho tHNpay-
crs IT, WIZ informed by Senntor Biyard
Of u Awu.c that the whipping post
was of great s.rSl,r thcr'. Ii was hot That the
laws w"re not riyldlv enforced in this State. hut
uW tncy were innd 'qunt' for our protection.
Burglars. frimp- nni thieves nrn now shot by
wUll- meaning persons h' aus they feel thnt
tle law dp, -nt AMPLY protect them. Let an
on pa Ter irr' q e. phys ii un oi lnshins nc,
again. Lett Co., h' i"W bur hes and more
Wrapping posts. nni -'" whi.h Is the grent'r
cN.M'r ani r- atr.ior oi mankind. lAp-
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TnH GHNrKs N DE>r.iIR.
The Dilemma which TnFiand'- Declaration
81 Neutrality has Lcn Them.

ATnrNs, May 3. The Engli- N declaration
ofnou'mlip has rnnsolu,e Greeks in despair.
They say il Turkey Is victorious thoy will
gain noihins and ii Russia. they loso
al rhanco OF gaining Ma 'clonia and
1hra'e. military cnmuany has boon or
Governments VIII cross Tie lrinticr in n
d,p or iNo' not 80 much t. lIsht
Woke a c'iu1idn between GrGrce "' and 'lIho
rort'. TN nation doos NOT approve of this
couIs". The iden Is hroNrhrd ut -cuding II
note to th" powers stating that the conditions
oi neutrality hiNe been abandoned.
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SOME W.isHINGTON TOPICS.
Hayes Contemplated Tour OF the south. amer
the AdjourumenI.

wAsHrSoToS May "a prominent virglnlan.
who called upon the presien, today said that the c
zcns OF Richmond and Petersburg desired him to visit
them on his oonts lated tour OF the South The Pres
dent sad wa. hi wish 10 become acquainted with the
cH' Us ui That well ~ other sections OF the Mon
but That he could not Nsii Nrgiult unil after the al
lournutnt oi the extra session CON rrsN Then he
>hnui probably rNfoft ltthr rendered
~ ihc giun'ns OF Il. .hmNnl and l,icrsburg but might
extend hl. tul iurillr south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04
Lamon'. Reply to Hen Wade.

NAsHiNGroN May 3.-Ward II. Iamon had
hi a'nti called to Ben wade- card today, and said
lie had an answer unlcf cons. alton which wouh
Waies contradictions The difficulty with Bon wade
he vent "n in wHs that he tn oli tn ht AMI tu
W. Ari 10 tell the truth Laniuu that Secretary
'hAse l. the member OF IAntNn's Cabinet 60 whom he
referred as having shown Lincoln the spondcn nee
impAcaung Wade IN al attempt to un-vat him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Staphen 4. Hurlhcrt. n
prominent member OF Tie last House and member oi
tic Louisiana committee. was IN town to-iay. Lin,
most m'u who have Visited Washington from liluo. he
sa', uAt The r. Iuhhcnn- there are thorough, iissat
ishei VAN thc isl, us policy, and lac Is evidently OF
lllt .alllo m-Lul hmm.
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The Date or the E,,ra Session.

WASHINGTON. May at is tonight stated.
ou the authority % member o' the Cabinet Tat the
date heretofore ANci upon the commence mcnt Of the
extra session Of Congress June will ho adhered TO- AMI
turnallN inserted tor .rtow in the drnt the proela
nation which WAL thcn O." T, aly Tor PRONUNCIATION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04

LITTLE Rock. Ark. My 3.-ln the trial Of a
'n,, in the Circuit Court ln, Judge Msrn hold u,at
the Railroad Al acf ra..ri hv thc state L,s,.'turs Il
l'"' under Witch about s''.ssrr u hnud. were 10
& NafnL, rtliitsa-. wa ltuiuuul. aud i b.,
i.' Al ana void An appeal WAS taken 10 thc lfci.i
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Mrs. Cornelius Curan. wife Of apeddlcr at
~ Frankfort street was in the oak police station
last cNinng with her head and face badly cut AMI GOV.
cred with blood and her Jaw fractured Her husband
nst and kicked hes.
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nosroN Mas .3.-ln-'ph Hayden of Quincy
" NlN NnnfNn lHfcd iutgf t''l-uf. fnuia lead
a., mnrum- in hi, room A bottle ui laulauum Was
found hy hl, side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04

For nvalidstho Chai'au lagurosse Clarets are
pur, tonic, ,and Strengthening \ie1Vi L ManscrAl-Alr
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CiNciNN,rl May D. Np"'a du~pu hos from
lfn.tI fI lfNN f'n-. aust -itAf IirOls, {. llUlts
WD l'u.lal "ai southern iHris H uhi state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04

ALnNNY, My. 3.-Comptrpllrr Oinou hns
himnIN pr, .,ni,d the BaiNt Institution iur the Blnd
tu iAt Board ui ni.'D CAautr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-04

Our Boys" against any nine in New York or
oiooAnh zee "" BDyL out iOdaY-Ads
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WASHINGTON. MAY 3.--It Is rumorrd tonight
fnt Boo m t4 NtilDu ha. boon tu,cttl which " M
s,uu tle crsuon u CON BauAsAs speaker OF tic he II
hou.c o.. k,iI',. nt.u,,s
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OsHAwA, G. W. Nav IA SHOES Of earthquake
disuuD tl4. and lasi. & cl.At .,tuui,
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Northwest to southwest winds. partly cloudy
Or iit li,r Wli ram areas. ANA slowly falling or
stationary temperature.
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NoETHNNTroN. Mas. May B. Tho Union
Aull. ~ .tfl
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Mnllhy's choice Norfolk oysters cost less than
Any Vol IN market New iVgk deuvt Il HARRISON sLAde
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MIDpLFTowN. May 3,-Wm. NJ. Graham, par-
donod hi President aSe, after three years confinement
In the Albany prm'enuarN, under years sentence
Tor rmhu element nj the lnuny of the waikiki Bank
Mddriown, ol which h. rgo sid NJ. arrived home
tins nornins IN good health and spirits lie SAY that he
Will not iaslo liquor again
The New York herald., 1877-07-04

COUNTRY HOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD,
T0HN LiEBs' PAVILION HOTEL. NEW ROCHELLE,
board At reasonable priess Address JoiiS IIEss Pro-
prctor New Rochelle. y. u
T ONG BRANcn.-oGDeX COTTAGE. ADJOINING
1.-the Mansion House. Ocean av table and appointments
hrs Glass; terms reasonable
I OXG BRANCH BoARD-STRIcTLY FIRST CLASS.
Lon Ocean av; erms re ascnsbie Tor the season AD,
East I'D IT., New York.
ONG BKANCH-ExcELLENT BOARD ONLY FIVE
Amlnuesirom depot AID oese Apply At 2Oe West 43d 81
DAMRAPO.-rwO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMNo-
station; price Ss Inquire Mr. vAGAL. sta,,sn Agent,
Pamrapo, New Jersey Central
SQaogus Tor so boardsrs Proprietor.
ORvlLLE WILCOX: seen this morning and Thursday
until r. NJ. st i.isl Bssadwsy. second floor.
GUNNER BOARD AMONG THE CArsEiLLs. ONE
Smne from Cstsklii; nns views. pure air. deI,gh!m
high ground; terms ss per woek Address DAVID
Adirondack Rarosd onehalf us from depot few rods
from once: pleasant shade and lawn around
Edwin wY%M Mo ia o es sss
togs county. n T. Daily mail By railroad eachw way.
WAXTED-coUSraY BOARD, NEAR SALT WATER
how TO get there box $50 New York Posi- once
WANTED-BoARD AND KIND TREATMENT FOR
an ny.a boy Of ss On % % % Se1E rs H.
Now York city
WANTED-BOARD AND ROOMS FUR THREE PER.
'"ss .nd ur 1ah,rs & within hoTIs Tds G ,hs
@7 PER WEEK "A PLACE WHERE THE WEARY
arc at ts: among % tho in the village d ssn
station iaie@ Rsrosd 10 20 A. NJ train iesves Forty
s tho sssqa' % @ s,sss
spring water f,s Kidney complaint; good table plane:
will convey you Green River will you by appoint
ms1, con" any t!ms re,s5soss Van HSessn sro.hsT g
Green River. Columbia county. n Y
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANcR oPrIoE, Lass BRoApwAY.-
OrEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-1sr PAGE I'D col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsr PAGE-3d co...
RELIGIOUS S0TICES-lsr rAGE-lst cc 3.
HrWAKDS--lsr pAGK--1st col.
SALES Al AUCT1ON-7rH PAcE--4th col. -'N-
SITUATIONS WANTED--rEMALES-7fH PAcE-Sth col.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALRS--7rH PAGE--5th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES--1sr r PA1E--lst and 20 cola
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THE RADES-7rM PAcK-5th aud 9Th coils
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-lsr PAex-4th COL
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WANTED TO PURCHASR-isr PAcE-5sh COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. GC.--7rH pACE-4;h COL
WESTCHE5TER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-isr PAcK-3d col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-i0rH PAcE-6th col.
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T0HN LiEBs' PAVILION HOTEL. NEW kOciiELLE,
81 open. receive boarder,. good Rooms And
Hoard At reasonable prices Address JOHN LIEBs. Pro-
prictor New Rochelle. y. y.
The New York herald., 1877-07-04

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