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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Death of General George W. ncCook

NEW YORK, December 28.-General
George W. McCook, of Ohio, who was
stricken with paralysis, Christmas day, st
the residence of mis- brother, General An
son G. McCook, this city, died this after
noon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29

Mr.. HIRAM BoRoEF is making pre-
parations tor the erection ofs fine new
dwelling house on the site OF his present
residence. The building is to be 80 by
81 and built of brick.-St. GdirsriLte
Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
MurderaI Delaware. o.

CLEyELAND, ., December 26.-A
H>rqa .peclaI from Delaware, o., gives
the particulars OF the murder Of msn
named Leach by another named Olney.
OF tina, plsce, yesterday. Both are PromI-
reut citizens.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29

Tax Cadiz Republican says the Pains
vile and Youngstown Narrow Guage
road, is looking toward Bridgeport and
Wheeling tor an outlet. This city may
become 8 rsllrosd center yet, if we aint
,n-nf1l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says that
James Norris, OF Bridgeport, this county,
has been convicted in the U. 5. District
Court, tor having counterfeit money In
mis- possession st QGirsUils Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
4 Place forT. 5. Grant, Jr.

NEW YORK. December 2S.-1t i un-
dersiood here that u 5. Grant, Jr. has
been appointed Special Assistant United
Ststes District Attorney for the prepsrs-
tion of old and delayed customs csses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
WASHINGTON.
CABINET CONSIDERATION OF
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Neg Perces Indians-1erritOry
of l.incOln-MaiI RObber Ar
rssted-Forger PardOned
Cameron Breach Of
Promise Suit
Settled.
Cabinet N eeting.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-At the
Cabinet session to-day, Mexican affairs
were the subject of much conversation,
though nothing new was presented and
no definite results followed. 1t is prob
able that the question of recognizing
Disz will be formally considered next
week. The Cabinet also gave attention
to the wishes OF the Nez Perces Indians
to return to the United States. The gov
ernment awaits further advice before
final action.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
VOL. 10.
at'hsrliua Realstrr.
ro SETY READERS

The REGISTER E"S been selected by the
C,ty Council To do the public advertising
,or the ensuing year. Advertisements
,s,Il ap pear OFFICIALLY in no other paper
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29

THE suit of Widow OLIVER against
SIMON CAMERON, for breach OF promise
Of marriage, has been settled by the gay
old Senator paying the wronged widow
ana thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
THE EASTERN WAR.
ENGLAND TO ATTEMPT PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS.
Military Operations Suspended by
Snow-Great Sufferiug-Poliey
of France on the East
ern Question.

K.ar "a
-, =, tho basdopsrters of IN,
PH.sisn P"s,cbnE army saws that N,
srow !. over two feet deep and sll opera
tions are susnended. The transport ser
vice to the bridges crossing the Danube
At Sistovs and Petroshsnl IS interrupted
There Sre no siedges here to replsce the
wagons rendered useless by the snow
The Qusrtermaster department has de
c.ared that 1t can not supply food to'
the cavalry here. One regiment
y, OOSsa'NS III,
30, am,b,ri,ias cnnrpr in the oprn,on
tbst the Rpssisn br,tces across tn,
Danube must all 90 mi few days. when
COMMUNICATION will be- completely cut of
p,,il IN. river i frozen enough 10 per.
NIT crossing on the Ice. 1t the winter j.
of ordinary ylcor field operations will b,
Impns.lble.
Osmsp rs,ns arrived at Bucharest on
"Wednesday last. His wound is prog res
sing favorsbly. 1t is believed be will be
interned at Moscow.
Prince Charles, Of Roumanis, returned
to Bucharest Thursday.
A special from Sofia rePof" tnS
iorty oatta'Lohs ol iu'Ns S''''o" I"
I'erol'
En-land's Reply 4" the Por'e'
CoSsTANTINoPLE, December - -
EugIsnd's reply to the f"Ftes cItcuIS'
hes not yet been received but LaSSr'
mas been instructed to sound the ror1e OF
several points relative TO the cohu'Iioh'
OF peace.
Tho SuI,au apxious for Peace.
I,..,. D,,,,,,,,. % Tbo 1y,e,
i''' D'"' N'o ~;
,'''' P"U'tS"'s sNo ~ 'S -
I'''n' we uuuoi s'a"G '''' Wv
HH' SON, '''H ',io D'''',,' So" -
aPP'u''n 'ne NHA. WV, " w" ~ 49,. :
WI "pou' los'''A'ion' ~, lo"S' a", 't' a.
O''''s" So''''''"'"' ""' ''''''''''N ~ Wv
-
LONDON, December 2S.-Ihe AaUtrn'
sJs announcement that the British gov
orumont has consented Oh tue 'ohGi'a
ton OF the Forte, 10 approach tn' '%N'
Win We" 70 bringing "Oous Heso''"
tIohs ioI peace, Is ouiI'"''y 'o""''"'u
BUCHAREST, December - Prince
Charles OF Roumanls intends TO JOIN the
troops operating against WiddIn.
Policy oIFrance.
PARIs. December y In regard /,
the Eastern question. NJ. NaddlEgtoI
thinks that France may preserve n pure
Iv expectsnl attitude until the belhger
ents nave opened negotiations, and wher
her opinion is asked she will give II will
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Territory of Lincoln.

WASHINGTON, December Z8.-The
sub commlttee OF the House Committee
on Territories TO day heard The argument
OF Delegate Corbett, OF Wyoming, in oP-
position to the bill Tor the establishment
of the Territory OF Lincoln. Corbett
based his opposition manly on an argu-
ment that the population Of the Black
Hills country Is not OF permanent
character. He also opposed the bill be.
cause it provides Tor including portion
of Wyoming within the boundaries OF
the proposed new Territory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Treasury Disbursements.

Since the passage of tie army bill, the
United States Treasury has paid out
over $300O0,000 in currency, the greater
portion OF which was paid as compensa-
ton to the officers and men OF the army.
The Treasurer is now paying out over
s23,o00,000 in gold on account OF the IN
terest on the public debt due on the lst
Of January next, making IN all over
S50,0O0,0GO disbursed within the past SIX
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
RAILROAD BONDs-FIrm.
STATE BoSDs % Quiet.

STATE BONDS 90 Nlulet.
STOCKs-ln the forenoon were wcAA
for coal shares and generally hrmcr and
higher for the rcfuaindcr OF the list.
The general list Weakened esrly in the
afternoon and the sdvsuCe WAS some
what lost The feature OF the market
WAS New York Central, which suddenly
dropped from lO6t 10 l05t on some
rumors shout the annual statement ui
the company, which II was ssld would b"
out tomorrow Afterwards New
York Central WAS firm and higher
Lake Shore after selling dow
a. 6l. rose to 81. G, G., {. y /.
fell ofl 10 81 and rosr to S7i ~. Paa
rose To 80! Northwestern to 3i! and pro
lcrred to 62s, Delaware, LsckAwsnna
Western to 504, and Michigan Central to
5S5. Western Union sold NJ 1ssM1st
The early decline in coal stocks was due
To the announcement that no agreement
was reached nj the meeting yesterday
and that MI Adjournment was had until
January ID while the rally later WAS
caused by the advance IN prices St the
coal sale. The transactions sggrc-
gated $1,000 shares, ot which LOO
were New York Central, 81, 500 Lake
Shore, 81, 900 st Paul, 1900 Delaware,
LsckswsnnS and Western, snd 5000
Western Union
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29

GENERAL GEORGE w. MCCooK, OF
stsubenville, died in New York city,
,ss,erday afternoon, of paralysis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Land Office discontinued.

The President has issued An order for
discontinuing the Sioux City Land
Office, and directing It's business and
archives to be transferred to Des MONIES.
There are now less than 1000 acres OF
public lands in Iowa, fully subject to
disnosal by the Government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
nisasters 10 Ffshing FIeeIs.

BosToY, December Z8-Seyen vessels
and thlrty-seven men were lost by the
Gloucester fishing feet the psst season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29

The appointment of Wsddington to be
Minister OF Foreign Affairs in the French
Cabinet, and the Marquis De Saint Val
ler to be French ambassador to Berlin, Is
an earnest OF better relations between
Germany and France. The Marquis De
Saint Waller is acceptable both for mis-
own sake and as the successor Of Nis-
count De Goutsutbleron, the former am
bssssdor, who had the reputation OF being
an Ultramontane and was supposed to
disapprove OF the ecclesiastical policy Of
the government.
LONDON. December pa Berlin
dispatch says that Herr Won Beuds, a
moderate Liberal, will enter the Prus.
sian Ministry, as we'll as Benningsen
and Torkeubeck. The Cabinet would
thus be more strongly Liberal than any
that has existed since 1862.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Cameron Breach of Promise suit.

1t will be recollected that about year
ago u widow named Oliver brought
SUIT against Hon. Simon Cameron for
breach OF promise of marriage. Nothieg
has been publicly known concerning this
suit until today. 1t now appears, "
statement in the evening Star, that 1t
was abandoned in January or February
last the widow having waived further
proceedings in consideration OF the sum
of 81 600.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Arrested for Treason.

1t is stated that Mr. Bishop an Eng
lisb man, who was recently arrested on
suspicion OF treason, has handed to the
French Government some German mill
tary papers which he obtained from q
clerk in the War Office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
Mail Robber Arrested.

James ID. Burke, messenger in the
office OF the Comptroller OF the Curren-
cy, has been arrested on the charge OF
robbing the United States mails.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
pard

rODDlnS Lhe OnlLeu oIates HlhiIH'
PardOnCd.
The President to-day signed full par
don for Frank 5. Hinkle, convicted, in
November last, OF forgery.
New Years Reception.
A New Years reception will be held
at the Executive Mansion according to
the usual pro gram me.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
En.Iand's Reply io the Porte.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, December Is
EagIsnd's reply to the Porte's circular
has not yet been received, but Laysrd
mas boon instructed to sound the Porte on
several points relative to the conditions
Of peaCe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-29
NOTES OF THE d. Y.

Ice men will appropriate the first crop.
THAT snow storm hss not yet put IN
az appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
OFFICIAL REPORT HEF YORK MESTyG STOcE EN
CHINHE N.fLES JlLY 81, ls1I.
FIRST BoARp-ll O'CLOCK \. VI
SECOND BDARD-l:30 r. y.
TrTsDAY. Jnlv 31-p NJ.


We regret to observe a disposition to betle the
of the four per cent consols because Of
the small progress made IL dispJsng OF them since
tho closing of the popular subscription. THIS WIS
anticipated. 1t was pablishod- broadcast that after
July O. when tho books closed, the Syndicate would
denand a small premium. Hence, it wa, natural
;hat all intending to purchase thesc bonds at an
early date shoud subscribe. while they could do 80
at par. II IA stated that the popular snbscrip-
ti1n amounted 20 the handsome sumpf $40, 500, 700.
l.: view Of these figures there seems 10 be nothing
remarkable Ia the fact that, at prescnt the Syndi-
cate does not find the demand particularly lively At
1908. IL would be truly surprising il the demand
were very active, and it would undoubtedly en-
courage the Syndicate to advance the premium Ii or
L. Ter cent higher.
The Stock Market to-day has presented new
feature. As usual it has looked strong when boil
stored up, aud drnggy" when left to itself.
Western Union was made the special card. although
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

the opening was not particularly brilliant After
starting at GsL46S2i, the stock sold at Gs, ar
hung about that price for time; but later there
"a sudden change, and the price was rapidly.
up 10 713 This was followed by a reaction TO 70s,
and final price Of Ill. This sudden movement
gave rise TO rlm0rs of plans Of consOllda-
ton, amalgamaton agreements as 70 rates between
the two rival telegaphic companies. But have
authority for stating that there has been nothing BE-
tween the companies, OF between any Of tho
officers of the companies Ia warrant Ito
suspicion of any arrangement Of any kind. II there
fore seems likely that the objective point # The
movement was the creation OF q market for the sale
OF the general railway list. This view appears 10
receive partial continuation from the course Of the
general market, which after frequent fluctuations
during the day closed nj about tho lowest prices
That the movement, if its object has been correctly
stated. did not prove successful, IS shown b. tia
rapidity of the decline IN prices and by
the efforts made 20 sustain thom just at
the close. The trading M the general li,t
q limited scale the total transactions agere-
eating Only 1920 shares, Of which 5000 were
Western Union. Illinois Central was tbc exception
in the railway list, being higher at ga 81 y on a
rugged" price IN tho London market The coal
shares and the stocks dependent Oh them. wc,e
lower and weak. Tie general fluctuations a.e sniff
GENTLY explained in the subioned table showing
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
LITFRdRV NOTES.

Mr.. Swnbune has in press study OF CHAR
lote and Emily BroutG md their writings In which their
position poets is discussed
DR.. Palfrey's "IliStory Of New England "
will he completed Icy Che puldeaono the tfth volume
which its venerable author mas nearly completed IN Ms
The next Gwentie,h) volume in the " Interna-
tional sc,ce Of Novels" Porter Coatcsl will be an
American story Until Tie Day Break" by Mrs. j. NJ D.
Mr.. Fraser Rae's new work, columbia and
Canada: Notcs ON ihe Republic and tae dominion, a
supplement Westward 10y Rail. will not appear
until Fan.
The large volume of Memoirs of Daniel
Webster ei ~ The late Pc9T 91yey Of G0ion r T sc
but a few days before his death
Mr.. Jasper More, who accompanied Lady
sgangfogd during the earlier part OF her phlan'hTopc
mission to Eastern Europe about TO publish nara
tive OF his experience iu Bulgaria
Mr.. John L. Sibey, freed from the cares Of
the library ~ Harvard by his resignation is De,
volume Of bis " Lives Of Tie Graduiies.'
John Murray, London, viii publish Nr. h. ~
Young. Journal OF his adventures while engaged IN the
exploration Of Lake NyaSsa. and IN cStohlsmug as ne
successfully ala the settlement OF ii'insS'oh'''
Still they come The next books to pat III
ones =. Vest Pocket " VIII bo Maui" Shakespeare Is
sonncts. F.vori,c POEMS" by Charles Kingsley ana
john Browns paper on JOhu Loech oi f"''eR.
The Educational Catalogue for ISL" Just
issued by Mr. +. INyrcldt has been made Mp en'e.y
anew from the recent publishers lists, with The new scale
OF uricoe. valuable DE-; of teachers ARDS ana genera
reference works Us appended
The Ahcnrum understands that the Royal
Cornright Commission is not likely 10 make its report
mill uert yea- Meanwhile the Comm siorcrs are en-
dcavoriuc md basis io" their report by ioimua ~
series q resolutions. already numbering seventy ana
lkcy 90 reach uundrcA
The Syndics OF the University Press Cam
bridge Enal,ud. have invited III. j. Bass &uincer 10
continue his History o. the University il Is pTopoSct
that the ucxt volume sc include the period 1882 geo,
covering c relations OF ttc University with if hc''f-
NATION ana TIE plilosopAc AMI scientific move
Incnt throughout Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
Total sales for the da'

(ioyernncnt b0nIs were iTm win m0To frlnSa0-
tn,ls than usual i here were sales OI Coupon g. 81
1881 at I12: Coupon tcn-iortie- az li3; Registered
lSGIs. at l0o34G 1888; Registered new hyes at
1923: Coupon nj IL new p por cent At lOs5s;
and Currency skies at 12J. We annex latest stre,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

There wgs no change in money and call loans were
r,ortaa at lo per cent discount ruling ~ Bio per
cent ara upward The United States Treasury IS
Washington to-day received 100000 National
Bank notes for redemption. The Custom roCeipts
were = 80 600. and the Internal Revenue reccip;.
s;l9O 600. The following is the Clsarns-louss
sat .meut &C. lay: Currency exchange T34.5i6-
SIG; Currency balances, 50 lo9.20l; Gold eX-
change. - $50 6S.; I; Gold balances ;S564,530.
In London consols were sitter az 9fl2d91hs and
Tinted Statce bonds veTo irm-r 1865 closing st
1868 ten-forties at ll0lL new five, az l01ls
and new 1lls per cents as 10OIo 1904 IN
American stocks. Erie Common yielded TO So
and preferred to -, New-l0rk Central con-
tnuiar steady AZ 90. and Illinois Central higher
NJ ssh. There WAS no quotation Tor money and 10
Eullion movement WAS reported at tie PaHk ot
England. Bar silver was quoted ~ 54lsl. tns
ounce. IN Paris rentes opened ~ 1O|3O aId cioso
10 ccntimes lower.
The receipts and disbursements Of the A-eriaiL
Treasurer al the 'niied States at Ncw-lork 'f TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

TIN CENTS EACH.-s1X FOR FIFTY CENTS.
A CT AIMING FELLOW. Ey Francis Eleanor Trollop@
TWO LILIES. By Julia havaHagh.
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. BY Francis Eleanor
Iran3ge.
coon ITCF Bv r. Werner TRANSLATED from tic German
~ TnE TRiBgNi. hy Mary Sftlilt Sut'J
OIYMPIA:A ROMANCE Iy r. L. Frmciion.
LORDS AID LADIES. ,
PuaI,tct arrangement with r. r. iFrne Hos'o'')
PAIE oF BLUE EYES. by Thomas Hardy.
t'ubi-le ,v aIraugciuo viii Ncssio. Henry !iolt g.
Co.. Ch,-t LeisurcifO1r series contains SutNdl1- IL
editions OF an tic writer's woTGs)
Fvoy novel series is complete and Unabridged OF
Later numbers being ina stan form, with pages about uc
rze of those u Hrrp-rs Tely Tor ten cents may DE- Oh
tained ia tbs TEENE MOVIES the reading which, in
other forns COSTS from seven 20 tcu incs tist sum-
TIE TEIsT NOVELS may procured u cae1, or
viii b. mailed pOstOas on receipt o. Address,
THE TRIBUNE. NeWN'orA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

Because oil the greater ease of leading rates Vt
However being unchanged, The selling RACES were
on the basis of ~ 80 for 90 DAYS bills aEd ~ Si2a
81 $50 iar sight to the l. % suboin latest official
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

TIE OLD EELfsBib
SfONlEGIOS LINE. FOB BOSTON
ANp AII. POINTS ItASi.
NOT 4 TRIP Hf>sED * CONsHCUfiNh YbAhS
Ihc elegant siuailor,
Si0NINGfDN AND SARStGtNSETI,
al g. n df'if l-urdsrs otc"pitd fiom re- y r. loot
al Jay NatcGccr.s aDi tlckss iOR EllNLE LINE go
cured &iS BROADWAY snd all Office, ~ Mraco ENpfe-s
A4o EtkstF fni aale al -! ho,cl ticket Offices,
fTe.rh either Hive alus-- t4ker low
CT ralce. D. =. BaBCOCK. rEesioehL
l.. ". fILEiNs General PASSENGER Agent
kfr irarsfrrrr icc by steamiOat lgstng
Jew Aao lfalton crgl at AIS T. III, aud lailiss at
above -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

ILMWOOD ."-BOarding School for Hounl
II LADIES AND C8If.DRFN.-Haflcv, Famp-hir
Cos1fv MAJ Nisses PORTER CIiAaFNEf, Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
- Leave Ne~Yofk IRON foot 90 pes5ros'es and ccTtadt
.sft.:
500 a. IT, for Washington tic West. TclnoHd C3ariCa
luc c south matiug Close connections for CouED1
CIIcago,
and t Sal.p GcLu.sElie rG!mAu !rs, 500 -AO.6
WASHINGTON lnaHire close connections for
tIuria..t. Ltui-ril, 9u.i ~t. Louis
coo D.. In. for va HIu-tua Through Pullman cars from
Phi .stc.n.'a 90 NrV. Orleans
sitoarS IRON Ner-t u's 90 'aitim.rc dGf W9-nnrin
iuaLe close connections f07 Chicago. Cincinnati ou.s tic
81 Louis rti-blI tc $ou an0 south Ncst. connects o.
Washington Uitl trains .or lyEcau:g. fora. HcHpiloaA-
ard tia south
For tal.. tickets pleas. car Cnl1anys oe-c, p
PTte5va~ al 20 ticket ci,Ds loo rt tcftita
and De-iro4aes str. and de ,oi. Jersey CHS.
ASK rot IICAEI> VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
rgyo TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS, LAKE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. QUEBEC and SAGUESAf
RIVER. THROUGH Il TIIE MOUNTAINS by DAY
LiGilT-On AMI after July l6. thcug" cara viii leave
Grand Central Depot New iork NrNilayaa ara Hart
"a h.. SOS a !0r tho Nhito NoiGtaS 0tttleOn
Falyau Tawfcrd Hnusr) also ior NcWhny springs
Iphnsl rr. Vermont. trwIoil, vermont lak Memire
L,aroc reaching al tAcs" points saio evening amt Oueptc
ga, v next ulci1,rg for ~ f'r saguenaN River
srd trains for Maritime Pnvide"s For tufthE information
ard rset apply ckts trircs =. W y IT, au1 a. X. r.
tr.u C.rtra Depot IENt Passenger Agent tasajnls
H. a. "a BrCaiWaf. Central Vermont r. Il. ofieu Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
1uSirutit0r

Country.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for maxine oy- -rtcii 70 a!ify, tufisuai n
gENJAMIN Mason. Box No. ga. honEciH. y T.
Miscellaneous.
UNITED STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
DTNItToGN FOR ISL
200 pageG. VITA MAY and TIA. tfaiini% IN,
Circulars o alI the leading scuui- cnu Ji"d 10 TINS one pup
cato. ,.-.... ,......... ..f,.fs
ana iutuD, ng patrons. herein parents aud EEt.' "N "I-
a,A M 800 Information fcLtag Ia tic better class p" s,"is
t'in 20 i.i' ~
such jt3 De 20 s,tt "i, "lth"- 'i' h''''"
i., ipc!r.t .ite usual ri collecting the ain
Tor tuc above stated purpose VIII De set lr,e upon re-
c,ipt O. postage = cents. L.
Pamphlets and ularuloh q" ci} ann country f'''"' '"'
ni-hCd GRA1tIIHl~iN. ......,-...-
lIEABOI- ARIEi.- FDR SCHOOL INFDENAiIoN.
T. COTESMORIH IiNtkNtl.
DEALER ~ SCHOOL 50 FpiIES,
30 UNTOE-SoJAHF, \. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01
SEW-YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


E7FNNNl n "A NJ "a, Ia, = -, M
-t aud atr June - 1871. trains leave Ne~-l ofk.
py,Iror7ts 3nd CuranGt Si:,, Fcrgl.s a. oIoNs:
EkEls. fng ff-frI.Aar; Pitt,ti lI1 NOst at NoiA,
vith Pullman Palace cer, attached H. aae $50 o. d.
G4iy.
For Wii!4m,port ocf liaEo, CORY and Eric y $50
D. u CONNECTING CORY for iit.yilu PCtr0bdm Cohu,
and the OH Regions W.ilaiLspOrt dG Loo, Haven.
90.
NastHi cypress" iu-al farior Cars daily oNco;l
Si-a, q. arrive Washington +iO q. 90. Regular
q s q. Toe. j. O.. and 80 !. SULu>y and 500 =. NJ
l.4ltrs T...i-t t5jp IlWi.atJ lO.s3
~ NJ j. T. o., u. and $50 sunday .. e. T. AMI
$50 =. t.n.ls aiit 49,. s"ttf'i cla-., ! y. M
Uranus ,OAHr. ttWtv, Princeton TrN
tor Psrh Amb,y. Fi,u-tor Hoyicro. aut other points.
ser iscli scaed.l, -. = Ticket uiicts-
From Pittsburgh $50 AID 1910 - ~, i'1
lr.2U d. aaiy lu 10 600 :. aaly, except Mon
day fum u lSi..rCton Baltimore, bod - "a, p 80
4:lp. $40. l0:lO IN. SHniaS t-'O a. ~. From
Phadrlpais au. 800 $40 IUlu lUiU. Il:JJ 2:u.
$40 $40 CtC. 90. lolO. and 1920 = IN. SUNDAY 500.
Coo 1910 Il.JJ a. G:Jo, T. AID lO.-J T. m.
Ticket OEjc4s 90 go broadway, Ma. AStor uOHc.
Cnr"udf sis. 80. 60 rtst.
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lot jersey CITY. LiLGialt Ticket Ohg NJ @ttSry llac'
fHhNk TEDJSOS /. =. FARMER
General MANAGER. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-01

V'HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON
VA PltDVfDENCk HIEECB
WHOLE NICifIl'N RESI-.
= oNI.I i! MILK? 81, ,kAIL.,,,...
TIE NEW lsAGNIfIcESr sTE&MEN TO-
MASSACHUSETTS,
9Th. Ialaas ~toaniur ~ 10 NOFldI
AND TIL. MOl.LE.ilEEIR STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
i'Tls Queen %; H. oogua'1
leave er.l- 0rr,it SIAys nou Pl-r - y. r.. foo; ~
Wafrrn-t >. arriving % Pfuvldsu1s "a d. ~ ana
Boston - Ltrrtasiih. iandiEgn between New"
YCgk Providence