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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

The new Pope has selected his apartments
at the Vatican. The bedchamber of Plus TX
has been turned inc an oratory, and the late
Pope's library has become the bedchamber Of
Leo XIII. The Pope continues his measures
of internal reform and economy at the Vati-
can and is abollshing many sinecures. He
has notably ordered an auction sale OF some
scores of big coaches and hundreds Of long
tailed black horses which cucumber the
stables OF the Vatican. These were originally
used to convey the servants of the pontitical
government between the Vatican and the
Quirinal, but, as since the occupation of
Rome, all the officers are at the Vatican, the
clerks have been using the vehicles to take
them to their offices in the morning and home
again at night. The Pope, as he received this
explanation, said dryly, that there was an
excellent bus system in Rome, and the clerks
must either live within easy reach of the pal
ace, or else find some other occupation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

Kentucky raises more hemp, needs more of
it and uses less of it, according to population,
than any other State in the Union.-(Courier-
journal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

Moet & Chandon has the call at hotels and
restaurants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

Jones was always complaining Of his wife's
memory. "She never can remember any
wife was just as bad, said Brown, "till |
found capital recipe" ''What is it," asked
Jones, eagerly. Why said Brown, when
ever there's anything particular | want the
missus to remember, write it down on a slip
See?' Jones is now a contented man.-Judy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

The Newburyport Herald relates the fol-
lowing: Joaquin Miller is going to Europe to
stay, 50 he will not care if we tell little
anecdote of him, and probably he would not
be unwilling that the story should be told in
any event. A few years ago Mr.. Miller came
into the Herald office and asked the meaning
of the word "Cyclades," pronounced in two
syllables He said it was a high-sounding
word, and he wanted to use it in poem he
was about to publish. We gave him the
meaning and the pronunciation, which he
did not fancy, whereupon we suggested "cy-
Clone" and sure enough, soon after came out
one OF his striking poems wherein cyclone
was introduced as occurring in Oregon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-28

Eugene lives in dgnifed retirement at
about the pretty lanes and wide commons:
Sundays and fast days, and on the ninth OF
each month she visits the Catholic Church
where lie her husbands remains. She gives
the newspapers, breakfasts at noon, and, as
she has a royal memory and much vivacity,
makes the dejeuner charming occasion; teas
at o'clock, usually receiving neighbors or
visitors at that meal and dimes en- famiNe ats.
She has an income of $3.50, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. Members of Fortyiourth Congress and President
II. President Grants last annual Message
Ill The Count OF the Electoral Vote Of 1875 including
all the Votes IN the Commission and In Goa
the subject
" Proposed Amendme1ts to the Constitution Of the
u. g.. % Session 4ith Congress-.
V. President Hayess Inaugural Address Message at
Extra Session, and First Annual Message.
VI. Proclamaons Of the President and the Civil Service
Order.
VII. Executive Action Affairs in Louisiana and South
Carolina, 1876 and 1877. Intending Hitherto
Unpublished kilograms. Giving the Official
VIII. Constitutional Amendments Made and Pending in
Various States.
States. Including the Florida Telegraph. the
Missouri Cattle. the Illinois Granger the Viz.
Ciuia sequesiratOn, the Louisiana Common
Carrier and the E1ght-HOur Decisions.
Y. Pacific Railroad Funding Act.
XII. Proposed Amendments 70 the Constitution OF the
United States. LIST and "a Sessions, 4Sth Con
XII The Silver Question. with all the votes upon it.
Kill President Hayess Cabinet, and Members OF the
FOrty-hftI Congress
XIV. Proposed Repeal Of the Resumption Act with all the
XIV. state Platforms 1877, 1878.
XVI Miscellaneous Congressional Votes, Including tho
Votes on the Southern Mail Contractors Claim.
Paris Exposition Repeal of tie Bankrupt Law.
Universal Amnesty and Womens Rights. -
XVII Votes Army Appropriations Pensions. and liiv
XVIII PRESIDENTIAL Election Of 1876 thu Title OF the
XIX. Tar ana the internal Revenue, Spirits Tobacco
and other Taxes
Xxx. Addenda. iUclnding the Votes on the Fisheries
Gains NoTfRePn Pacific kailTOad Bill Refer.
enee OF Inihs 70 he Oouis' 9 n.nd,res
from 1889 70 1877, Appropriations Of Present
sgd last Congfesses Imports ana Exports s since
&c, &c.
One volume. Neatly bound IN cloth Price. g. Sent BY
mail on receipt OF price. Address ,,,. .,,,,o ,,,,,
NeW-1OfE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

the New.York Phiiha rmonic Society mentioned 10
the article Concerts The excellence OF the dictionary
becomes more and more conspicuous the work goes on
The Voice as an instrument, by A. A. Pattou
what the author not napty the art Of voeebud-
ing. He describes in q simple and brief manner the
mechanism Of the voicethe production OF the BREATH
the vocal chords of the larynx, the muscles OF the
pharynx, or passage tube Of the voice, and lastly
the acknowledgements he shows how uue
method Of singing is to be acquired by the
treatment Of this quadrupex machinery upon
strictly physiological principles. Mr.. Pattous theory
seems to be founded on cOmmon-sense. lie mas
a clear perception of the prevalent faults IN vocalsn;
he explains the of great many vicious musical
habits with which ALL alas familiar and at the
close of his interesting little treatise he states, what VIII
no doubt be to many discouraged pupils pleasant sur
prise that he has learned by experience that the proper
cultivation of the voice in singing is great HYGIENE
agent cure for diseases OF the throat and lungs This
of course Is not unreasonable, since all muscles ana
organs are strengthened by right exercise.
A humorous narrative entitled JORes's Jour
nev 10 Paris tscrbner welford relates the experience
of an Englshman and his wife who, in company with
travelling American and a goOd-natured Frenchman,
make the grand Of the gay metropolis, with special
interest the Partisan restaurants and cares Ihough
chiefly descanting the comic side Of affairs no better
guide can be found the mysteries Of good eating and
drinking celebrated in the most tempting places
Of foreign resort The illustrations Of the little volume
keep up the fun of the letter-press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ T. InNIyG STOCK Bx
nHANGE SILRS UGUSrs 1879
THURSDAY. Aug. s-P. N.

THURSDAY. Aug. S-P. NJ
The total shipments of merchandise westward BY
canal during the first week of August present
very satisfactory exhibit. While the total decline
in shipments, as compared with the same period OF
1877, was 253 TONS the loss from the shipments OF
anthracite coal was 3.346 TONS The principal
gains which reduce the total loss TO the
figures named. were: OF dry goods 73l tons;
sugar, mOlasseS, etc, SCI tons; stone, hme
and clay, 341 tons; and general merchan-
disc and sundries, 1859 tons. With the
coal. at the same prices which were
ruling year ago, the total shipments undoubtedly
would show large gain. The tolls collected ior
the week were 81 0l6 this year. against $1,OS7 for
the same time in 1877. The total shipments west
ward thus far this year by canal have been 1SoOIo
TONS against 1911 800 tons to the same date in IsIG
and the total tolls collected have been Sl9,7oTn
1878, and $16,073 in 1877
The Canal Auditors report shows that the toIai
tonnage of the canal for the month Of July, 1870
was 636345 TONS against 1872 80 tons for the same
month OF 1877, and that the total tolls eouecteo
were $97 ,27O this year, against S117.1sO IN 1917.
Aside from the loss in coal tonnage, these ngurs'
represent the desperate competition which the iaF
roads this year have run against the canal boa'nep
particularly ON the lowest grade OF neik"'
grain. For the whole season-from tn1
opening to the end of July-the to'@'
tonnage of the canals was 2,22o,43l so",
this year. against 1,927.06s in 1877 and the to'a.
tolls collected this year were $4O9,o2z' asain.'
1905 947 in 1877. These facts and figures aeno ~
strate that the railroads. since the pretended ~,
vance Of freight rates, have been running NAV
severe competition with the water routes ta ~ tSe
were before. gain in the canal tonnage lvi III.
season, and a loss for july with advance OF Ian
road rates for the latter period, presents pi1p;a'
A, of xVl furnishes
The statement Of the fact that the total transaS
tions i'm stocks to-day amounted TO $500 shaLeS,
the equivalent Of saying that speculation again az
drifted into undressing broker na ~ ths
trading to-day which failed TO exhibit inc.ustSs
OF per cent. The noteworthy features w n ;n.
continued selling Of the Wisconsin stocks ggSS,,nsd
side" dealers, supposed to be wen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.


a9 Of S IN re- S
each will received this Office until August o.
1873 furnishing the u s. ouartermasters Department
ITO be delyefed at the ouartemasters Depot at san
i0So Campaign Hats; $500 Forage Caps 10000 pairs
woOlen socnngs $500 pairs white Berlin Gloves 1000 LOCO
sisi 70 wall Tents 20 Wall Tent Flies 20 SETS wall Tent
flannel light quality % 600 yarls shiT'ns Flannel he'y
ITO be delivered ouaricrmasers Depot Ph:Ia
56 900 warts canton FLANNEL; $4,000 yards shrtng Elan
mel light quality ana 100000 yards shrng Fanno heavy
be delivered at the Quart masters Depot tJeaer
10000 ATheyes $50 sets stencil Plates 5000 Mosquito
bars single 1880 Wall Tents l9So Wan Tent Flies 1870
Tent.Poles 900 scribbing Brushts
IVTo be delivered at the Quarennasters Depot at Pha
Helmets sOPo n Helmet Tag d5S Ts
met Top Pieces Plume sockets; 1000 Helmet Eagles;
SS9 % ae%ss s sG CPs '9s CAP 1905
so Pesep Is coas 1000 ospsd sSITeS ooo Crossed
Rifles 10000 Numbers; 10000 Letters; 10000 pairs
%ooon Mttens 1900 Uair boots 1000 pairs Afcc over
shoes 1890 Wool Blankets SEQ storm Flags 800 Musk;
boots 1000 ,rds Pacing cloth 10000 yards aarE 6IaS
S sky H9s Goo SsS s 5000 yards SanT
Cord; 0OOOO pieces Tapei $4,000 GIT Buekes ~
Hooks and Eyes 1000 gross Coat ut,oPs aFss 1000
$4,000 spOOs black Cotton Thread $4,000 spoos white Cot
ss Is es pc ses Wax Sole h S S
pounds 1000 lbs, sSedes Nails lOS NJ rs 100 lbs
bous Machine Thread; 800 balls Hard Wax 10 gross steel
Lasting Tacks, a incn.
An articles will be subjected 70 rigid inspection and bid
full compliance with specifications
win Do insisted pou and that article inferior to the stand
will be accepted
Tho the right to reject or all
bids.
preference will given articles OF domestic produc.
ton manufacture price quality being
equal and preference Will DO dyon 10 articles OF
American production manufacture produced tho Pa
cihc Coast the extent OF the consumption required by
the public there. - Rspised SIfues e31iB.
The articles which are be used ia the States and Terrific
will be received and inspected a
Francisco. Cal.
For copies printed instructions TO bidders and other nor
nation apply al this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals Proposals
for Military Supplies" aud addressed 20 the undersigned
BY order OF the QuarteFmastsr General.
ID. II. RUCKER Asst Or Mr.. General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE or THE SECREtARY.}
WAsHINGIoN, july 20, 1878. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the office the Custodian OF the United States Court
and Post Office Building, NewYork City, until i2
o'clock TUESDAY, August l3 1873 for supplying fuel
for the United states public buildings owned and rented IN
kow-NOrk CITY In quantities more or lees as follows
$3.50 tons Lohigh coal, furnace size.
40 tons Lykins Valley, stove size
IL tons chestnut coal
tons English camel coal
Is cbadrOns Liverpool coal
loads chaldrons coke
6s lOods Virginia pine wood. cuts. split
So loads Virginia pine wool, cut
loads Virginia pine wood, split.
20 loads hickory wood, cut. "a inches
Further particulars and instructions 70 bidders will be FUR
upon application the Custodian OF the United States
Post once and Court House Building New.York CITY
JOHN SHERMAN. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION of

OPFIcE CHIEF QUAETERMAsTER Department OF the East
GoyERNoR's ISLAND, NEw.YoRK HARBoR, Aug 8, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS, trplcae, subject 70 the usual
will received a the Office VI the undersigned
until IL O'clock noon the loth day Of August 1873 foo
double Officers Quarters nc
Governors Island Habor aud enc double set OF Lieu
tenants Quarters az Fort Hamilton. y. Y. HaibOr.
Plans specifications 81 the buildings 20 be erected
be examined at the Office OF the undersigned.
Tho Government the hight reject all bids.
Envelopes containing proposls should be marSed Pro,
pOsas construction Of Ocers Quarters at -. and
addressed 10 the underalgued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
PROPOSALS FOR CAMP KETTLES.
DRpAnTNFyT OF THE INTTBIoR.


OFFICE or INDTAN AFFAIRS WASHINGTON August o. 1873
sEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Camp
be received az the Government Warehouse No.
OF Woostcrst. New.York City until IL O'Clock OF sat
urday TO- 1878 for furnishing for the Indian Service
34U nests OF heavy galvanized iron Camp Kettles with bot
toms strapped.
o. s. Government Depository NewYork City bank, for at
least OF the OF the Osa payable 20
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs 10 be held by
him until awards made contracts entered into and
good and sufficient bonds gwen
The Government the right 10 reject all bids
and 10 named 20
eanfu ~ A. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

had in this country body like the French Academy
to award honorable distinction to the most meorout
literary enterprise Of each year. think there would be NO
hesitation in bestOwng that distinction this year on the
Franklin Square Library.'-lN. Y. Mall
superior anything OF the kind that has yet been given
to the public II Examiner and Chronicle n. Y.
printed marvel Of cheapness and just the thing for
summer reading. N.
The Franklin square Library already exceeds expecta
tOn."-[TToy Budget
Cheapness typographical excellence CONFERENCE.-The
terror Chicago.
rT-HARPER & BROTHERS win send any Of the above
works by mail postage prepaid any part OF the United
States, on receipt Of the price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
n. y. ItVNILl
Lieutenant Engineers, U. s. A.
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL Ills, July 81, 1873.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON BEAMS Sealed

PROPOSALS FOR IRON BEAMS Sealed
proposals opened NJ 10 me- August 80, 1873 are
furnish delivered this Arsenal,
pounds OF 5inch wrought iron beams, 10
pounds per yard about 154 900 pounds OF ~
l2itnch wrought iron 20 weigh l25 pounds
yard and about 100 pounds OF angle pieces 81 inches Dy
81 inches by 3i9 inches.
The beanr; must be straight wind square at the
bisiers and ragged edges, and contain
good iron bid should accompanied by the
lecturers published tables formula giving the guaranteed
strength and stiffness Of beams.
all the will be required In lengths OF 10 70 20
feet and twohirds OF them such exact lengths that they
must be cut cold.
s must be addressed the undersigned Endorsed the
Proposals 90 Furnish Beams" The successful bid
required into contract and 20 give good
and sufficient bonds for the faithful performance OF the con
About OF the beams must delivered within
mOnth the remainder within I've months Of the date OF
CoptTact
The United States night to reject all bids which
-'' "'' U''A''U Is. w FLAGLER, Major Of Ordnance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
ESGISERR DEPARTMENT. DIsTmCr or COLUMBIA.
WAsHINGI OF, D. @. Aug. .. 1879 -

ENGGSEER DEPAKtNENI. DlsihlCi OF N9L5g-aBA
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. 0, 1873. -
DROPOSAL for LAYING ASPHALTUM
il PAVEMENTIN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSION
Frs SEALED PROPOSALS will De received at tl.s Office
until II O'CLOCK NJ THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1879 for
furnishing thrtythre thousand eight hun
niHctyOne o3S9 square yards more or less, as
phaltum pavement upon the OF l3hreet ana
last Cap.tOLstreet In the City OF Washington, ID. c.
Blank forms proposals specifications may be OBJ
tins Office together vita all infOrma
ton upon application therefor and bids upon these forms
will alone DE Considered
The right 90 object any bids parts Of bds
by order of the Engineer Commssioner, &ey
X. +. HBXIE,
Enguecrs. u, s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
For Roth sexes-Citv.

A MEXICAN KINDERGARrEN
N and n NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, renewed 10 THO
lai ge airy rooms SO est 45thnear 5tbeye N Y Miss
b. cor, Principal. VIII begin 18Th year sept %.
kindergarten material cheap and beautiful General
Depot 6l2 broadway send for Illusirated Catalogue
L1REE TO THOSE HAVING CHILDREN TO
E EDUCATE-PINCKNEYs SCHOOL ana COLLEGE
DIRECTORY and GUIDE.
Circulars Of an the Leading schools Of N A. VT Masa
Conn., NY, Nj Penn aud Va. combInedin oDepubcaton,
Special circulars and information furnished grautousy
80 UNIONSQUARE
(4th.aye. sidel
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
Cts.
l. rs HE P0PENJoYi by Anthony Trollope........ 10
q HISTORY OF CRIME by Victor HugO.......-... 10
g. THE RUSSIANS OF 10
e. PAUL KNOX, PITMAN. Ply J. b. HarwOod......... 10
g. MY HEARTS IN THE HIGHLAN DS. ............... 10
G. HENRIETTE. BY Earnest Daudet..-. 10
z. CHRISTINE BRowNLEES ORDEAL. BY Mary
Patrick ...s''''' 10
8. A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. BY Leon BrOOk........... 10
O. HoNoRs WORTH. By Meta orred. 10
TO- KINGSDENE BY the Hon. Mrs. Fetherstonhaugh.. 10
IL. CLEVEDEN BY stephen Yorke 10
10. THE PEOPLE OF TURKEY. BY COnsuls Daugh
ter ana 10
10. THE YOUNG DUKE BY Benjamin Disraeli (the
Earl Of BeacOnsheld K. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
PROPOSALS for PILE DYKE at ROUND

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
Room 81, Army Building. New.YOrk. August 3, 1878.
SEALED PRoPOsALS for constructing Pile Dykei az
RouudOut NewYork, VIZ be- received at this Office until
August 90 1873 For forms OF bids or other infOr
MANU-" -pP" " '''' JOHN NEWTON, Lt.col Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
I0HN,S SCHOOL.

CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
- BOARDING ana DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies ard
Children. ~ and 20 West 32dst between Broadway
and 5th.ave.. New.York. The REV. THEODORE IRVING,
LII. d., Rector
KINDERGARTEN with every appliance in a large sunny
fOOm SEPARATE DEPARTMENT for YOUNG BOYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
NOW READY
1875. POLITICAL CAMPAIGN..1S7s
THE
HAND BOOK OF POLITICS FOR 1873
BY
EDWARD MCPHERSON

Giving in Compact yet Comprehensive Form the Facts
Statistics and Arguments Of All the Living
Issues OF the 1875 Campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
For young Ladied--Rrooklyr

brooklyn HEIGHTS SEMINARY.-The
- Fall session OF the 18th OF this weapp0nted day
and boarding school for young adies will commence
18th OF September. For terms Of study, circ
lars will be sent on application 20 CHARLES WEST.
LID, Principal l3s and lao M9nagYst Brooklyn. n. Y.
MADAME GR0SCHEIa, 146 Safest, Brook
IVA lynSeect family school, limited eight young ladies
ehdren English IN all It's branches French the language
OF tho family music thoroughly taught
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Mem publications.

PEADY AT IL O'CLOCK.
HARPER & BROTHERS. New-YOrk,
Publish this DaY.
THE YOUNG DUKE.
A NOVEL.
BY BENJAMIN DISRAELL
The Earl OF Beaconsfeld X g.
4tO paper 10 cents.
No Is in the Franklin Square Library"
W only crafty curiosity regarding the great
dpomatists literary achievements bat Will amply repay
perusal ON its account"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

OPTICAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE sAEK4
THURSDAY August s. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
rtpar CATT-IoI. ofcroCx
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Uannnq ACADEMIES.
LIEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL
FOR DANCING AND DEPORTMENT,
No. 0sl FIFTH.AvE opposite st Thomas's Church,
win reopen OCTOBER ~.
legal Notices.

Eeaal Notices.
IN pursuance of an order made by the Hon.
mon Pleas in and for City County OF NewYork SIT
ting County Judge e 10th day OF july ISla NOTICE IS
hereby given persons having claims agahsI
GREENLEAF w. HIGLEY and II EN- RY A. HIGLEl lateiy
firm OF CHARLES HIGLEY & Co. that they are &c;
qured said claims with the vouchers treoI
dng verified 20 the subscriber the daily appointed asgue
Greeneaf W. Hgley and Henry A. igey, Tor Ie
benefit OF creditors his place Of doing business no
Broadway NewYork City State Of NewYOrk, on or De-
fore the LIST day Of October 1878
Dated New-York, July ii, 1873 49,, ,,,,,,e ,.
GEORGE P. AVERY Attorney for Assignee.
Jlyl2 law6wF.
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County
Ne OF New.Yorb to be place OF tral-HENR1 LIN
DENMEYR, plaintiff. against JAMES w: BOSLEh, 9e-
fendaut-SummOns, with Notce--I0 the aDoyenameu ne
PENDANT You hereby summoned 10 answer thcophnt
this action to copy your answer on the an
attorney WITHIN days after the service OF hs
exclusive OF the day Of service and IN case Oh your
YOU by default Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Newly York. July "a, 1873 -
Il. ". HAWKEsWo RTH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post Office address and office No 2U6 Broadway New'forK
H0TICE-Take notice. upon your default TO appear or
answer the above Judgment VIII be taken agn5t
hundred and forty $500 dol
lars with interest from July 20 1878 1nd VIII costs oi TINS
action. r. w. HAWKEsWORT Plaintiffs Attorney.
To JAMES W. B0SLER, defendant; The going sum.
upon you by publication pursuant 70 an order
Supreme Court dated the August 1873 amended
said Justice dated the 7Jh day Of August
1873 and filed with the complaint In the once OF ne cierk
City and County Of New York, at the new Court
House in said city-Dated New-YOrk August 8, 1873.
r. w. HAWKESWORTH, plaintiffs Attorney
Aug9lawJwF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ga HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
"A YOUNG BoYs.-E. MINDS AN, Hampstead, L. L."
A LEXANDER Institute, military boarding
n schoo, White PaiDa NY. O.RWILLIs. PhD. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL % East
~ l9thst reoPens september O. 1878 Prepares or Col
Scientific Schools and business All elementary studies
taught eXacung thOrOughness French German. Draw
ing Vocal and Instrumental Music Taught without
charge Preparatory Department for small BOYS Gym
nasium for daily exercise Military drill for manly gait
eacngis I'm the Department Of Physical and
Natural Science Saturdays Boarding pupils taEen Gaia
ogues containing full Information viii be aent application
Principals may be daily. Rev. NYTrON MAURY, ID.
D.. JOHN b. HAYS, NJ. D., Pm. D., Principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-09

The third part of the new Dictionary Of
Mesie and Musicians edited By Mr. George Grove, has
ist been published by Macmillan Co. It extends from
M Huefer's careful article on BOieldeu" 20 Con-
certPltch" No articles Of great length are embraced in
sbu division Of the work. but there are several which
win attract particular notice The biographical sketches
ef Brahms Brueh and BilOW giye facts which not
easily found elsewhere. There Il account Of the
chickering's q history IL also presented Of the famous
house OF Breltkopf HEFtei and Theodore Thomas and