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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29
Ncw Publications.
INHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor
WITH APPENDIX

Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.
WITH APPENDIX.
TIE APPENDIX 10 THE TRIBUNE AniyAC 0r 1877 contains
the MI trt Of ne Electoral CopnissioH , -ih coHss
and s,seinct account from official records u al he tans1s
fors uaer Il and ne procedures cnneotsd rim tte counting OF
ne Electoral rotes aad on'g publication in vh5ct MS IN
formation u.s. or ,-l soon De- GtaiIe me results a. the recee
Elections for L. Senator's IN scrsral eso crsH, 'rifh
corrections aud rec,sioas tJ5ngiag NE political ornoqo"
dorm 10 1Grch l..
Among Other prominent features Of the Almanac arc;
l. THE CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES.
with p ia amendments together VITA al recent amendments
u tae Con tiutloIs OF the several STATES
2 HULL ELECTION RETURNS fIom al the states ana
GIIitoss for state oocrS and Members OF Con
ooh SETS Of returns from Flonda South Carolina snd
g. THE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1924 to 1876
inclusive
L. TIE ELEC rORAL VOTE from t.e first. Presidential
didate. with fun cVpauaDry notes Illustrating the "hzHs"
Of The Electoral College system
3. ALI. TIE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS Of the
campaign Of 1876.
6 LISTS OF TIE XLIVth CONGRESS and Of the XLVth
elected principal Executive aud Judicial OFFS
GERS ~ dgeai cf tie number and location OF Tie minor
7. INTERNAL REVENUE, CURRENCY ana BANKING
TABLES Win statetcso q the ordinary eius and eApehd
tures Of the Government !rOm 1863 - 1916 inclusive:
g. STATISTICS or FOREIGN and DOMESTIC TRADE,
the United States.
Other departments not Iess valuable important
also included in the Almanac. which II 10 mary respects
Of the most complete exhaustive issuedindis
pensable TO every public intelligent citizen
Twenty five cents copy postpaid Ave copies for 81.
IsDEA TO TnE DAILY TguiCsE 1876, uniform with tAe
ALMANAC, 80 cents, postpaid. Address
THE TRIBUNE
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DanrlEq Ata9tmics.

4 Lien DODWORTH'sD DANCING SCHOOL
- REMOVED 10 40. GSl EiFr!ANE.
Spring Term commencing. Toi psrealars serd Cir
CulGr. Private iess,us fay
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y river RAILROAD.-Co Dec 70 1875.
through ira G. VIII leave Grand Central Depot: -.
rs 49,. Western and Northern EXlress WIN CRAVING
Tcpm Clnaudsigua. -,
$50 a. DE-. Spec:s Chicago and ST. Louis Express win
dTaWlg 10 Rochester ad Buaao as Trough O3
-. Louis
! 100 a b. northern ard Western EXPRESS
$50 =. Spec1l Albany Troy, end Western Express;
bon q; m Tgpsess with sieeTnCcsrs '9r Waert0Nn snd
Canaudai.ua. Also Tor Mont cal ga Phttsbur1h.
30 u H.. Pacific Express daily, UHh reepDgc'ia frr
RscLrs'ci Nc:aIa Fails DuhaO Cleveland ih.a lltO -
and Louisville also. for CHiCdRO wa 01li L. D. .H NJ u
RAJ roads aCl q Montreal Via 81. Adams ,, ,
lcG .. N, Express, with sepnrcais LOT Aioehy' ana
Troy. --.,.- ,.-,.. - -. -.
os1 81 snd BlOIiWsy. and at Mcs!cUt; Express Co.'S
Offices No Parkpa,e, 5sj end @l2 broadway, NeSlor.
ard 1873 " aGlingt,nisi. It0'slyA.
~ ~ {. B. AIEktR. General PASSENGER Agent
DUILADELpHIA ia Long BRANCH and
} tho k.NyJER~EY SOUTHERN EAiLkoAp,-Fare
lower t'an by ANY CUMnencu& NUyemb-r l."
1873 leave NswNork from Pier North Ryer foot Of Rec
a. for Philadelphia, Long Branch Toms River and
T. u Philadelphia Long Eranch. Toms River, Ware
town and TUekrrlOn. W >. rNEOEN, Gen. Manager
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GcIcber5.

4 IL wanting good TEACHERS fot English
"a bra lcl,s clir.ics, Na;E'Iatca German. frcrc ,
Drawing Pai tag Or " i,ic, p' ~. y se! uy tlc "AU.fr
EIdc nal thiru 7Ji Bra VA specify wishes from Az
STATE or town. Established 1891.
4 MEXICAN ard FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENVY supplies Professors Tutor GU,cfIasses ana
Teachers every drUalinrn OF Instruction
to parents - good Go rents tts school proPre For
cTcaaIs Gppy 10 NIs- y j. o,ng tniuusirare il
MIS- Young has severed h'r CONNECTION az ycaTsJ
American school Institute
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union-squarc.
- arrangements adu Tor I"acalis. NJ
families. ANNA RANDALL Diti!i- Manager.
ysRS. LOUISA B. CULVER. Teacher of
IFb PsiptBg Landscape, Gc.rIs, studio.
Building. References IA. y. HautnE1l Nm.
HIL MI James NJ Hart
PSYCHOLOGY, LOGIC, ,&e.-A European
minister olei5 Lessons ia PSI ,inosH. NcItal PhiO oy
Logic History q yih.i1y, Metaphysics ar science
His STANDPOINT entirely free independent ANA original
Il. lessons BE- given places Gud times 10 suii The
dent Letters addressed PSYCHOLOGY, &c, Box 10, Tub
une Ohcr.
QUARTERLY ELOCUTIONiST, 80 Union
SLsqusre Back numbers supplied ANNA RASpAiL DiEni-
GCIIOOL WANTED-By an experienced and
- successful icscter. Addrrss 4. H.. EeWYcrk City.
SPANISH LANGUAGE taught by Prof. A.
- III TOhSOs 1T ga 6ti-ave.
CCHERMERHORN's QUARTERLY conveys
- candidates bHetn TO employ Of teachers everywhere
Teachers wanting positions shoOd b. represented Aspiration
forms for stamp chermethOns School Agency 80 East lih
st. near ni,e.sity Place.
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9nuscmerIs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-"DIE WALKURE."
The Director Or rtspeefay informs public that the
'' %%GyEG fEsTryAL 9PE Bal G EGa e Tdrs
MS WI q sl ETEvi3 S " Hpr III g. at 730
elaborate preparation entirely new costunes
ruGt6 N o. Gv Filf GiE n5I 3, AZ ao
Seats for the Academy Of Muse, ana also
WEDMEsDAY, April In Newqrk
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-ITALIAN OPERA.
IN ALBITEs & Directors
ID. DE ...Aanaser
XPIT1iI4X 6PEiX sE IiaISrs
AND FOUR MArINEEs, 49,:
OPENING NIGHT WEpYEssDAY, APRIL
with he 8 iS5 IN sa MAsc s5dhie cast:
Mime. MARIA pALMGER ia her great roe...... Amelia
Sgnor CELADA, the great toaor IIcc1flo
sgnor BEToLAsl tle famous baritone as... iirnalo
Mile IAMBELiI the lne eonlr.lto Uirc
4 POWERFUL and EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA ami
CHQRI : Gaiahens upward 9. 100 performers c,,u.,or
6a FaIGAY, A4rll 9. 81 .oSo opE6& SIGI5T. ..,s,'
Tie s c # 5 @ S "alt VIII II beS s amGrow at
sca Sa '7 7oi ard At oSans iii foaway asS at
'G FEcEs Ad@i.r"n 90 Reserved seats SOC aud 81
seSt' Soc esjri. BoxSs SO aud 5i2
DAY FIFTH AVENUE III q TE83s
~ wITj, IT pijEYo,,rNNRRfL CO cAsr.
POSITIVELY LAST TINE ,,
Miss DAVENPORT as Pauline Mr. COGllLAN as Claude
u. There will lie no performance To,loRsR}QW Good
duciiou Of TIE PAiNCETs h0l 4 "a :, and TIC
nNCIE TUEATFR. La Belle Poule.
To.y5iy last r,iormancesoi The NEE OPERA SEASON
when will be peforTig[l j HTii lI FL iai'
which achieved an cnorfao., .ucc. - ias ngl1 ,,,-
sII IA Gf E@f EifI and fASRWIL RfPf2efTGE
when ia addition 20 most aitr2etlg pro- VIZ
hcintl splash SOM Ia Pa.ona he duo nom LIS
Dragons de- Vars' VITA M TaouiJ ana worldflmous
Prcti rs fiainr' aud "rldogr'nlt sfontrose"
MGNbAY. April Mss ANNA DICKINSON.
EAGLF THEATER. Anna Dickinson Season.
IL OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, APfh2'
AMI AMI tn. AZ $H$$$$s$$$$
ANNA u0l-ttG. The scenery y al i. pltki N~',N
ANA new and -,l"r' ana ne bropGf i iS T. iIE900N
ANA cont and historically accurate. BIcKIIMs0X
iS Sale o: scat. is now re sing The box oae
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Sth-ave. and 23d-st
92LE , D9 55, e III lr1 Two 's s siS 2'auf'
Tue gZi}z Sg4AI I: SE2c and VII nYLToN
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ "MIS' MUTTON - de grardesi EncccSg.
MI ,,, E ,iSiae l. f,3SDNY
SUNDAY Evening BiDwN, TIC Miad.R.sd.r -
HELLER, WONDER rHEATER.
THE ,T2rIHii Is PE 30l ME- OF
THE GREAT HEHcGoiMiIHcfRR. MORE WONDERFUL
EVERY -" hyES 8 IS Sc Al. 8
NstiPcf- w, %sae oi a,{ic a' q S Niticy "t2
EXTRA MATINEE EASTER MONDAY.
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A T
~ Ferry stations New Ork foot Of Liberty 81. and foot
OF taII s0u-si. uptown.
IA !, ISII-ITairs leave NcWl ORR OOt OF
Libe.Ivst, rs ii,Ss: .
ID. 4 Iifrln9tOn, f1stOu, BelEIdtrc Mauch
Chunk rl'uaqrl M!isr,Darie. Lluifa, Sc.
"a, g. m tr las;ur. larfi bug. Mauch Chunl, Tama-
ana. IS i.r.sbarc. VI iiiE!6iori, &c
.ba u and iSG b. m.-tUg ~Omervo and Pennington.
D. ri-Frr T,uitgtcH, Eastcn, Mach Chtuk Wilkes
barr Iauaqta, ilazirlon, Reading. P1ttsyii Harrisburg
4 H. m or East 90. BE yilerc, ant Cdt2sa.qua.
. dsiiy-f.T l.tsuu, ALcutOH D ard Harrisburg.
Icio,I X Ciar. -t At C:lj rs, S:ij 91j iO:15
ll.l5q. No.: Pas 30, i:lJ Ill 40, ll:Ij =.
For ira 10 local vOnt see time table at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-I.raSe foot ItDrrt'-5i. a2O =. m.
$50 I2p ~ ouud BTo1k AM intermediate points, and
AZ 5.20 ~ m Tor FautOg. Reading, aud harrisburg.
.rra,ys Leave for e. AmbT, la'k. Long Hrlnch,
ar :, "a re-. from foot Lberty-st. SD ll:46 inr
4 Z. ID u Z %. 4 .-On y. D u. no
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AID UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
1a.ns leave Ne~-Y"rk, via Dosbro55es and Cortandt
STREETS FeIrc-, ~ .o.lOws;
EXIrvss Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West an" south WIN
Pulindu Palace attached, $50 NJ q ana $40 T. IA
Tsr wIamsyost. Uaccu, CORY Erie IL $50
4NGsvir P-troeun the
Regions. For Nii1D,si.rt 1Il InrE !itN y. $50 n
baltimore. " stuCton, ami tle 0oit, Limited " ASH
CT PHmun fatiur cars caiy except sunday
$50 arrive washington I.iO p Ia Regular ~ hiJ
q d., /. AMI p NJ sunday u aud . y. ~. 49,. . .
Express fIg Ini'ad,iTuc, $50, $50 "fO i-iU ln!"i,
1880 J. {, }, g. $50, aud Il h-ht sunday
$50 ., g. T. $50 ana Emgrant ana second class
-.
ta1s 20 Newark, IL zaJct Railway, fiiLc ton Trcn
ton Perth Auhoy Il'tnsioa B'ylore, and OiG,r points,
go lccai schedules al a'i f"ktt Offices.
Trains arrive FIom rittsburgh o." and 1880 a. ~ ana
1910 y IT., daily 10 and $50 T. ~, daily except
Monday. From Washing and Bai'imGr. $50 800 = M
t;ig 81" and loo +. ~ sandal, b.5p ., o. ~ From
Philadelphia, 5tJ, C.u. G3n $50, 1910 llJD m, :. o
C.U: t:;u g5, 1850 o. ESQ., iO:iu Rud 1890 y.
and OF Dr.ar0ssei and Gorilla dtsts; Ne C"st,
BROOKLYN; IA 10 ard ilS Huis01s, IpboSen; De-
pot Jersey CITY. Imsiant Ticket Oace 80 Ia,iey place
PRANK THOMSON. -. ~. EOHD, IT,
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
pondou, and Kingst0n-IandiaG at Newhnlgh,
Al PoEecrsi, Highland FslE tNtst PGinil Cornwall MARI
bUo, N ltpD, Esotgs cInnrauE with TIT eud Dei r. ~
steamboats, las. W EatUin aGd ii Cornell nom llr loot
spring st. y ~. dav, al p commenting har - lel1
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poar0 an0 Rooms.
Below FoUrteentll-st.

Below Fourteenth-st.
4 DVERTISEMENIS FOR THE NV
- l9Ek I3iBU ~ ". -. ~, BE Rh'EiNmP ?r, ~ LIE
Gr 7s Msi l~e9 r 81 M, e'Ti 7gg
Uiarlem savings Bank E"Alhs up to p Ill., at regular
a WEST 9TH-ST.. third house from 9TH
ave. large handsome rooms, sontlcu exposure; mod
cas-. ''i fcfefcace, given ani required.
sSs WEST fOTH-ST.--A large thirl-story
- hs.t ROOM ls,rtlsrn eSposire) to LEE with BOARD
eR1l WEST WASHINGTON-SQU ARE.-A few
30 single ROOMS with BOARD; references r"qnir1d
VEST 9TH-ST.-Splcndid furnished
= l iG room al coyeacneca hi6I door ALSO hail
T ns&s nd % No i SGs S"l .Sta$ '
@r TO IS PER WEEK for good BOARD
p at 10 south WashIus;on-sqnarc, reference.
West SIDE.
A NICELY FURNISHED SUITE of ROOMS;
" also sl.GLE ROOMS from 36 70 - per wcoA. with
good board heat AID gas; references l07 West %ls,.s;
sOTH-Sr, No, 9-FURNlSHED ROOMS,
"A WEST 1GFH-ST. handsomely furnished
I SUITE pagior and beoToom With hIstcas9 BOARD;
also other ROOMS
~ FlFTH-AVE.. FIRST door below 16;h-st-
- Two pleasant front r0o".s with BOARD.
East Side.
AN EXTENSION ROOM to let, with or
~ without BOARD, At Is East 23ist; also rooms fr
single gentlemen.
,sAs EAST 19TH-ST.-Nicely furnished
II FRONT ROoA 70 let, with BoaTt, TO gentleman
ami wife panty " gentlemen.
BROOKLYN Board.
= FIRST-PLACE-Very pleasant sunny rooms
81 gOsI BOARD be obtained; location anexcePiicn
able
Country Board.
COUNTRY HOME from April, partially fur
v p~od lisht housekeeping; three h1,Y from g only
- = mpnh. Address COUNTRY, south Nofwalk Conn
COUNTRY BOARD-TUIrION kind, tender
" cte IA tn. safest little children only
terms 81 q Address GROVE hill. south Nor
walk.
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Gotel5.
ttlin!cr Rccoyts.

sinduous Uanleo-- dlacs.
DYERTISTMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIGHEE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 10. i.2YS broadway cor Thry first.
a., 5Gr WEST Twenty hiri a., EighttayC; yG0
rhird ave, Iury segont-9Ii the HARLEM OFFICE
No. k5si lhir ave, cor OHeh3Hlo tai- fDuuty ourst
NIercm savings Bank Dulldng, up p at regular
oficc rates.
A GENTLEMAN having 20 years expert
"a eacc N MAP p3AWING wishes EuPLOYMENr In
his line Address Box 3 7. O., Princeton, M.
NOAtHMAS, Nc.-A young man wants
" situ9inu goodman groom. Ne private
stable 80 Great J0nos-st. before l230
N0ACHMAN-By "a trustworthy man, with
~ tn reference from ast place. fDhre;y and
capabiy call on address i7 wost 2gst private stable
EOACHMAN and GARDENER.-A young sin
" ge wants situation calohmsn and ganisneri
aik make himself generally useful rcn,snans
place best reference. Address 4. DUFFY, 40 SHAVE
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T EUlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

1 ApKk SCEAfFSr OF PASSENGER TRaiNf IAN l.
lS-T-Irayr fclats foot oi 'oT}rdt nl' Dvsbi"ss7s2
80 A. u High Express daily for i.astOn, Hethlahen Al
lcI'ovj3 MarC Chunk, "! Ac-jarre IT, ION ~yie E!ia
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Bu1ao Niagara fsls, ana the
West Pul!man's slcepiug coaches attached. .
ECB'I II. SAGRE, Supb ana ttSr
General Eastern Office, corner Of Church aG ss
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

TOR TRi.H IOH AND PHILAnELPHIA.
de1 a $50 $50 90 a. m. 1870, $50. $50 1900
Leave loot ciarkaonst al lis, sl5 ej. HIS a. m.
leave Phiadsipuia s,acr North Peonsyyanla Rail
road rhiTl and BeIkssts. at 7:S0 s5c, 800 l:3' S'
Lsyl r~i,ln or Sen ok at l2o, Gas, so5. 90 9:'j
pai man Drawing Room Cars attached to tho $50
an 70 o. r. Trans "A ~, X ,1 ,iIa ,.Ii '' ~
SUNDAY "hiNS-Iravc Ncw-York loot lA9erty,,t and
i4 i1 .c "a al 'i ft Of r foot 81 CarE-o,
ho, ~ and ait "r?day, a, tine pHH, a"eS at ~"
5 Gg iok" ' F. fBHpWIN CEN Pass XssG,
ERIE RAILWAY.
II WINTfR ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
. a. M Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches 70 Buffalo and Susprnr0h bitlge To-, ,,,
igt5 EApresa Mall .or buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
y m-,Duly) Pacfe Express for the west Sieeoing
and Chicago without change; also Hotel Dining cars 10
Tais leayG c'!aeFs 5, sGeet D.P,t y Tor .,ac,5
p AMI - midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9;Io
IL R'a;hciari r.rk aul Psssac g 7:i5, 10 r. NJ l2poon'
Ia. . $40, "u, ., q, go a. " y M, y wiHltLC sun
@aicf.on g. us go TO- 1913 !: q m. u noon, Ii5;
mGnGl Sundays, 6. $50, 49, 10 m 49, $50, pm,
ic5 o 10 a. = sif a. CO. r mi "a All %i Is
' ccra%Sn a. m. $50 i$op.m m. sundays $3.50 am
NSsFF5"rSh, o. Ioi5 a. ~, $780, 4ao sundays $50
Goshen g. 7:4 :" l0i5 q. ~. 23o t;ij, 40 snn
day &. $40 II a. d.. $50 : y. IN 49,
Middlctown. .i5. {" 1913 49, al5 43o >" H.. aHh'ay
$50 10 e. m. 1ucy =. aud 100 !. N rains COZ
ugr with aHI M iaHa l;a i"tI 81 va nat
Port Jsrvis. - 1913 49, D. ~ Sundays h'" -
g. Ia. ghtI +. N o,.,...-. -, .,... o. ,,.,, i...,
i.ra, ~ leave iteuvtrfsl. bftc'n INMATES earlier
;,ap sip,c uIar; leaving Chamhcf,sC on quarter
i.,t- le4,e Iwrfitvh u. thirty miHu!cs eaf'r Hot's
iaayt ery-:hrist. % 30 ad 40 T. H. t"nh,ci n@ WITH
:rairs cavnc r!sst at 30 D. IL ADD - irdri@h
ieLcts Tor passage sUd mcu,s ia DI1Ni.- room
AMI eery Coaches he obtained and ooers l'r the
ana .r.Ga ere Eaggacc b" ft ~ 10 f"upG1vs
trrcs 500 oil 5"S 9j1 Broadway; No Coart
,.k'vi, snc II the tOMpcnv's Derots , $50
Exfrrss trans the West arrive III Ne"-1fk III ~
e. m .:iO a.a 1bJ T. ID.
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FIXTURES auo nleetlnQs.

COOPER UNION, Room 24.-Lecture, intro
duc,ory TO the neJ, tel.ntay class IIIO&IC SHORT
HAND (frte) FRIDAY EVENING. March 30 a l. iieo
lad rs, aud teachers cs- Ill orlahIo ~AiU DAl at
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Situations Wantt6--M nls5.


EOACHMAN-By q young married man; 10
" family H. a good gro careful ard se1fr q yer. ~
city country; be h!sy ist6lni del by FIST
49, .-.t euIg.cr GU or Address days. T. NED 49, Wt
49hst rTiyGtc stable 81 can Doe seeI at his nD yer IL
sroac-st., Room ?.
COACHMAN, GARDENER. &c.-By young
- Protestant man Wit, hest recoumruHatGtsf can care
gardening m.h, &c. Apply at 100 G,havo, near vtbsi,
CAEFENJ Frs AGENCY.
GOACHMAN, GARDENER. &c.-llOtSE-
y WORK-Fy Il Protestant man and wide aged 81 years
with incumbrauce aud wei Hd2d Eda can care,
cp Go artcnin- ui., cattle g
faIuwOrk VIZ, a cook lliulrss. cal
at lOS Gih.3yc. near Jth-st. cARPENi Frs A'-H'l.
COACIlAIAN and GROOM-By n respectable
u Protestant Scoichaau single; thoroughly tulcistirds
ana obgg ms rricreUc" will state. Address " h. TilD-
une Uptown ONCE 2SS Br1aG"ay -
L7ARN WORK, &cc.-A Protestant married man
waits workson take o aGy kul Of stocki
good reference % IVES; l6t,st.
MALE NURSE-By competent man has
~ years experience ~ the els attendant ind
nulsc ni~ii tie best 0i refer nee iot Hrse hs
ana a,,'e-,-" Acircss HtANLl, Tribune JPto"h oince
1928 Bro1fww -
80 take charge Of greenhouses OF gentle.
mans 81 &c, by yogHg American (sipeI ar l't-a
lractl. FLORIST: can A.Tc tIstca-, '.c'N'r, ron -
iner employers; refs0nnbic sif1r.a micIa N'
dTess E il. T., West side GrecnlioGscs, Glenn -"..- = D.
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GteGmboats am Hnllron0s.

GieGmboaIs am 8ailroG05.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
aLd aueatuck l;arOIds. Fare 81. steamer BkIbGL-
PuI leaves Cathancsig 1T I!3O a. u ana bridgeport as
II p. ~.
NlTiZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
X FIRST TRIP. Thurs DAY, March -, ard regularly
thereafter from Pier 40, y. r.. daily except stirly e.
p.
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81.
steamers Tecsip daily Sundays excepted for
Nev-IIayen at 3 and !. T. ~, connecting Win road.
E'O PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Forr cen Thro Oh Trains way daily three Dop0ts IN
Philadelphia two in NrVI0rk
fic EdIUen ann the t9s'cSt
Time consistent win ahsuiUtc safety.
Express Trains ir9yc N,viCrk via DcsDrJsSeS ana COl
lardf streets Ferries follows:
5'u $50 ~. 93D Lim;e), 1880 NJ. !, 4 3 g. T. $50
D. ~ aUd II midnight. SUNDAY, 800 ~ ill., D g. T. $780, ana
ctaraiac trains leave Phi adcpho 800 33' 1872 $780,
IA D. u and IGidrigi. Sunday, 3ZD $50, {, S3O
A. M :, :. 7:35 p. ~. abd II midnie.i.
Ticket 0hees j2G and 9ii broadway, No Aston House.
Brircs5cs AID Cortland: ISL No. S.lI IT,
BrDoAl;1; Nos. III. no ard us HJ.sOus, ltOU0a6S
urio Jersey City. Emirrant Ticket Office, No Battery
plice y. y. BDYD, il, Genl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Gcagras Manager.
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Gicamuoais ano Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D ,cwYorS from foot OF Desorosses and Cori!and
$40 =. H. for Washington and the West. Richmond,
omar ost n ana the south Pullman from New York
Baltimore and Washington maging close connection Tor
pittsburgh Cincinnati. St Louis Louisville, Chicago &c.
H. M. Washington for Richmond and the south,
toidonsyle. Pullman from NeWlofk 70 Baltimore
and MasAin-tOu.
D. m daily Tor Washington the South and West Pllman's
slceers baltimore and asins ton making
Close connections for Chicago Clncunai Louisville -
Luis PI.t..hrgh S0ul AMI Southwest Connects NJ
with triIs Tor yDChbGra FLORIDA hewOTtans.
ana tIr South. -
Fnr tfnIg tickets please call C0mp1Bys Offices 3l5
and l2Ss BrdNay, NcwY0rk aud a. licEet OIces foot
of Cortadt and and Depot Jersey city.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
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Country.

4 Boarding Schoool for - l}oSs-O. Winthrop
~ starr, \. IL rnr chester = oSici:"sicr C"aty =.
4 HOMEllKE Boarding School for Young
"a bows. r. HiNps, s. NJ Hampstead J. J. 200 &c sou
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FAMiLI SCIiOOL, dclish(-

ELAVERACK O.. ~ COLLEGE and liu1.
Riyer inst, English. pa NH. Grriaau, Clsefiss. Music
Ant Tenn be.aa starch Il" AL'N@o i.Al ~ lre'ldclt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29

II iaiy located auors l.e LeiE T. ia" 81 ~ fsI ala
attention 10 yuul Ladies Hurg lor III Ecy9S. ut.Jy.
Vssgar or WELLESLEY No' IN ncuac Drawing aad Paint
INK IL c,r,d References pcai't,' 2" irf 'y" RAJ
Of II }lp, oil. q, and !lY Na,hr GIij", -i ecd,
MaAs AnaIe.s All. y. l. PIRIEN. Nul % Ndtms WIS.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29

IA is N'IIVV hIIIJ =. -, -, -,
I'VE CLASPS IN DRAWING 800 VA t;;'' ''i''''n
PROM Nature. 7S> i.r,sdnay ROOM 81. .
tir stio' pay
able In advance will be MADE FOR Two OF moro
PPM,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29

~ candidates bnen employ Of teachers everywhere.
wanting positions shond D. represented Aspiration
forms f0r stamp. ShermerhOTns School Aseacy 80 East li
b. near Uni, e.sty Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29

ID LYME. conn.
\ FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL FOE E'N7f Wfhh
Ten rll.c of Lon. Island Son'. Number mi.rG {"
tu CEhS. q. BARTLETT
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HTUSON RIVER OPENED. -.

i lEuTi..-. LIAH ~TEAM'.i,2 for hIRtNT
~ i cave prl =. .~aIt Ft, o. TIN Isl Af Maich
ig AZ G D. M Freight r,c11-.t IN and attrs to-day.
- ,. MAJ g., Grg.rti J assrr ger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-29

"a FiFTH-AVE., first door below l6tli-st-
, : Two pleasant front rooa.s with BOARD.
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Gituations lDauteo--4;cma!es

A DVEGTISEMENTS FOR TIE New
~ YORK TRlBU NJ Will BE RECEIVED At THElP
TOWN OFFICES, No i,5}.S Broadway corner thirty If:
ST. or :icS Vest Tw5ntyllr!.st, cGl. light lnEci $50
Tliid ave- Forty vctitst 81 the HARLEM OFFICE
No 3.s~; IA riave., one hndfod AMI twotyip1riif,
Uiaen Savings Bank Bnildingl, up to b. M al re-u2r
MIN. ;.g
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"A WEST 1GrH-ST. Handsomely furnished
SUITE. paJiCr and bedroom, with bIstclas3 30 ARD
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.DEs TO 50 PER WEEK FOR good BOARD
IpO at 80 south Washlugton.squarc, reference.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-22
NO. iil-EsTABLIsnED Isa0

lions aud committee, and lndlv lduala
~ both partles they have been courte.
Gus aud patient
II Ia understood that an ovation was
rendered them by the people Of this
city, but lhis was declined with thanks.
A Chicago dispatch says the follow
Ing was sent from the headquarters Of
the military division, OF Missouri, 10
General Augur, to-day
CHICAGO, April a, mi.
10 denerAi q, q, Augur, Now oteansi
sIR-ny direction OF the lieutenant
general, the following telegraphio or.
der from the general OF the army IL
forwarded for your action or guidance.
Please report 10y Geographic upon tho
reception OF the order.
wAahIS0roH, April a, lff.
10 General 4, II, sheridan, olninandinE tho
dlVlsionot the Missouri, ~ Chicago
You Will please order the troopa now
posted NJ, or IN the vicinity, OF the
state'house, In New Orleans, LOUISE
ana, 10 the United States barracks, ON
Tuesday, April 9th, at ~ o'clock pre-
olsely, and report tho fact to the head.
quarters,
Copies OF the order Of the president
and secretary OF war will come TO you
by mail, aud another copy viii be sent
10 General Augur direct.
GEN, W, n. SHERMAN.
II. q, DUNN, Assistant Adjutant General,