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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

iliLAGE!..'IIA, n!t, :yC.i - lii event Ct
:" ~ in .'44agi,, n& was tho Zip Of Inc pres;-
Denial pH;ty, n"Gi, ms river from! in the steam
i?croi., "xcH@:gs. .sh1tIt H.: osst Ten O'Clock
inr '.r-i.a"a rad rsi;y left The Continental
iG.r!, i. car: &c, sad proceeded down Chest
"a. .:rcr. ~ : coma. Tao street WAS thromgei
y III o@Dpe h frequently cnseEed the Prasi
don, :, which he responded bg ing bis hat.
tnEs w).O lu.u3a!T Displayed on the buildings
s"n% Chestnut st a d ihe front Of Commercial
Exch4ngo Building, on Second street, below
Chestnut, WAS covered with bunting. TT
Quarter OF eleven O'Clock tho Presidential party
relied Ont in Carriages - the doors Of the Com
nle.clsl fIchang6aad entered the building amld
cheers. The President Was accompanied BY
Governor Hsrtr4rl. Mevor Stokely and Socra-
tary SchurZ. They entered the lsrgo reception
room, the band pl"g1s Hail to tho Chief,'' and
procec dcf to tho rostrum, which was covered
with Gu! Il 2w2is and growing plants. President
Rrocke, al .ha exchange, Introduced the Fre:i-
dent in !, brio: address. which was responded to
by the President and Secretary sherman, Meth.
directly relating TO their visit. Speeches wore
also made by attorney General DeVens and
Secretary SthurH
The s0cechc3 being over the PRECEDENT sub
mitted to The ususl Handwriting, which LATED
for more hsH half ~ hour. AT quarter Of
~ cock inc tfeS'2enllai party lel' Lne Com"
merics( Exchange Building and took tho car.
risses in waiting, and were driven to Chestnut
street whsrf whore The steamer Columbia was
in waiting The distinguished gentlemen went
on board amid The cheers OF the largo crowd
around the piers. Tho ladies Of the party had
previously arrived, having been driven directly
from tho hotel. about 500 ladies and gentomon
we're on board ;!o Columbia. The boat started
ahol:! half past - O'Clock; frat moving up the
river &C. the Richmond coal wharls Of tho Reading
l.. T.. Go. Tie boat Will than turn and proceed
dawn tie river rs FIR IS Chas!er, Ii miles below
lin city. st TWO o'aiocE Is sualptuous banquet
YVES provided, - which, in Difference to the
well iinOwn views Of Mrs: Hayes, no liquor was
provided stronger than claret punch. The
party il il txpcc.e viii nc! return to tho city
before seven o'clock this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

Found DROWNED body of an III
koosa mao, apparently German, was touad
iloatiug in the river near Fort Washios;oa,
Yesterday. 1t was reported to be that Of Is man
who vas Knocked overheard and drowned from
u passing vessel, near Monkeys Point. An ie.
quest was held 90 the body, and 1t was alter
wards buried CD the beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

WEATHER P..oy.. UiIlr I::5.--- Wor De2art'
8, mt, Office Of CHEF Signal Ogtcer, W"st'
iqqton D. C., Apt 25. lS'o-lu:"o q. ~;
During the rest Of Thursday in ms Soulh IA; A.
lantic and Middle Atlantic e:s9es cooie1 s:utu
hsrooneter. sud clesr End clearing weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

RELIEF Hook AND LADDER Co The r..
lief Hook aud Ladder Company held called
meeting last night.
The only bushes, transacted WAS the revision
# the active roll. Ali OF the names Oh the
roll wnre cslied over and each one who had not
bean regular in his attendance atti!e5 was stEck-
en- from the list 10 be furnished the Corporation
Court. Tho effect of this action will DO to rem
der the dcnqacnts liable to jury duty. and to
exompt only those who ire really active lire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

NEW YORK. Ap. 25.-Stocks Irregular. M, Mon IN
ey e. Gold 1GQ!. Flour unchanSeu' "oS
quiet and steady Com stssdy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

IT, JUST OPENED. "A fine and
select stock Of SPRING CLOTHING,
remarkably cheap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25
COMM ERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April q, !979.-Tho
nsrket continues quiet, with bat littlo change.
Thetranssctions in Flour continue light. Wheat
is in good receipt, and sales of 400 bushels were
msdo at 125al32. as to quality. Corn is shade
f "mer, but the offerings are light; 3l2 bushels
of, -hite were sold st j6 and 81. One small lot
Of Re Q brought G5, and ono lot Of Oats remained
oror -, ,soid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

Ooc hundred and twenty eight dcz:n trimmed
straw hats for ladies, misses and children at less
than making would cast 500 opera aud street
r.us, at s.; elegant turn down and standing up
paper collars GA box, ard 600 other ARTICLES
loo numerous to mcntlo3, such as children )
hose, Nous socks, ruchcs hoorskirts, g.. at
the great Combination store. ap 25--3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

Of Ky . UIous r1V 0o' WIN o'70 ~ " ~
over III 'so'd
R,1rn ORE April 25-Virginis Gi, old. -
do 1afnrre a. do. consolidated Gil; do. "a So
r;es : HID t. day. Cotton quiet and nominal /;
m iS lc!. Flour in fair demand and stesdy
WhestNSouth ern firm and in good demand !;
Western msr soothsrn 1sl r1G o No. 20 Nn Sm
rod Western spot sad April lsl; Msy l3l!1
1872. Corn-soatb s:rn quiet and steady; West
opn IT, hirher: Sou 'hsrn white 53s55i 90 yell
Io w 81. Wostern mz,ed 81 vt and April 52a52e ;
May 5E4s52s; June 5ais5$i. Oats firm s 81
higher Soasnorn $a Rv So oust and
stcsdv At C2a6t. Hay quiet and unchanged;
SucsT dull and heavy at ya9t., Coffee dull and 40
noninslly unchanged. Whskey dull At VI
AL OG!
Nrw YORK. 40. 2.-Stocks Irregular. Mon.
NEm : WHY -. 1sls..s .,nnhs al Mhast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-25

NOR SALE-FROM ) TOIO ACRES OF
a. LAND, II miles from Arlington. :! from
Georgetown, beautiful stugtioni fruit trocs for.
e:t trees, and water on tho place; ~ nl!nu!Cs'
walk from the railroad now beia! graded APP
oily to a. G. HAYES, Florist, ~ Centre Mar
ket Washington, or on the place. 30 1876"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
MORRIS WILKINS

NORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEEIl- -IsECETv.
A.er's sale Of STEAMBOATS, H. u. LUDLOW 4 co, will
sell at sucIon THURSDAY Apri H. Mt ~ o'clock ut the
Exchange ssssrcoui No Ill Btosdway under she drec
ton OF James H. Bauve receiver The North and
New York Steamboat company, the valuable and we'll
known stesmbcats Chrysenah Adsiph, and Alexis. snd
Ferryboat Tappan Zee heretofore running tho udson
River For particulars and circulars. with description ut
the boats apply Al the ONCE Of the auctonoer No Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
DEIAY II. MCLLER, AUCTIoXEER.

Peremptory sale.
Store and Lot No. G2G Broadway,
east side between Blceckcr and Houston viii be sold
Thursday, April 49, at IL O'Clock the Ex
change Salesroom, No III Brosdway Lot 25x 1908 feet
Maps Mt Office OF ADRIAN H. MuLLER SON, Auc-
tioucers. No Z Pine u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

SALES Az AUCTION.
Auorios SALE OVER gsls .J SSy 'THoHsD1S'-
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AT PRIVATE Residence,
100 WEST 23D 81, NEAR 9TH Av.
COMMENCING Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
sTEiNwAY 4 Suns, UPRIGHT PIANO.
WINDSOR PIANOFOR!E,
BkONZES. PAINTINGS,
LIBRARY, CHAMBER AND DINING FURNITURE.
PAkLOk SUITS covered In crimson satin. with silver
pufngs ~ pieces 81 200 Marauetry Cabinets and
Tables Etsreres Centre and Console Tables redcstals
Ladyr Escreoire Pier and MAnte Mirrors real Lace Cut
tans sevres Ormou Mantel sets, 6oday Clock
antique and moiern bronze Groups. statues Pitchers
Vases, &c: choice Oil Paintings ny eminent artists IL
brmry Bo0kcAses Tables. 500 volumes Books, Turkish
Lounges AID Chairs &C.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
INLAID GILT AND PLAIN Dressing Cases, bureaus
Bedstcsds Chonnices Washstands, ardr bes shaving
Stands hair and spring Mattresses Solstes Pillows, bed
Linen Suits In reps Lounp Rockers Chairs Clocks
Mirrors Curtains Toilet Sots Brussels and ingram Carr
pets. &c.
DINING ROOMS-Bnnet, Extension Tables Chairs in
ieather Side Tables China and Glass Ware sterling and
plated Ware. Cutlery wilton and velvet Carpets. Hall
stands Chairs; also Furniture OF kitchen and scrvants
apartments - -. u..
N B-Goods packed and ship ped or stored in house I'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT ACCIlONs
TosEPi sHoNGooD AUJrfON, Err. $40 EAST 45ru
s.sssy sss kss ss.s Ssss .ssa
HAyaS ga House mas
ia ~ and 7s Beecxer including some Of aae ,s oss
carps.s BEDS nsai,ng. Mirrors Gas Fixtures; nearly
everything necessary :. run first class hotel
w r y e s.
order Of the Departments Of Doc. tho hxehsnEs SALE.
see ns city Eseo
R0H..rD. s !. a. .ass.sa r AySSss sp;
a. No. lsa East I'D :. 10 o'clock a n :, p.,or
S:s i; Ss::
sells Carpets. Mirrors. shades. &c
>. SAILS Oiimpor,ed Wines; Liaa.s., ohsmRa:ns, &C..
DA is,s H. .na II II X sow ..,s 's'''A
%. brands .inai pssssas. also 20 Vine.
lot Wine. and Liquors in demijohns sac positive with
out reserve
1'Hs corTIaR COLLECTION,
GREAT MODERN oLSssIc PAINTERS. ,
"Pictures that startling in their forcs and originality
"The noblest Corot in the United Three Troy
ons-ihrec Thodore Rousscaas-Ihree jules Dnprs's-
-Four Dia1ssmA paaoiggy.A Michel three voo ms,
= dozen Jean francois Millets.
care Tor art viii HE 70 sss eavss Art aere. a.
and see Mr.. Cott,er's collection. "-Evenins Post.
Now fre. exhibition :. tho Losy,s A.. Galleries. d.,
direction Of Mr. :. r. Avery, 80 9Th nv.
GEO. A. LEAvIrT CO.. AuctionccrS
WM:- rRIsr BAILEY, AUG IoNEER., oLo rosr
w Once, Nassau nt-Today. II A. NJ. Brewster Park
rhae,.n ,2a@ny "c..way seven oss.vs ra".
choice Cigars. Counting Room Fittings &c
1NM ABBOrr. AUCTIONEEk. OFFICE 81 BLEkCK-
ers-wili sell to-day a. ioh oeicek =. ass oh at
Furniture. portion or The Stock Of c. Pullman H.
The first Glass; and sold OF rstir
ing from business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

-
"A rETER ROWE AUCTIoAEkR.
win sen SATURDAY at II O'Clock. AZ tho
Auction Rooms corner 9th st. and University place.
Twelve Parlor Suits IN s,.n. broea,ei and repa
Eieh. slss.n, black yan1, Chamber s.i,a
M.raustry Tao,cs. E.scls Muse Stands.
Turkish " Easy ay Chairs .' Library rasis:
Armour ..s... black waln", han stands,
20 black S var. l rsr,o, w p...s
also a 10, unfinished Hat Hacks
ny order Frank u'Donnel. Marshs.
and Attorney Tor Mor,rseee.
UorIoN SALE THIS r TUESDAY, NO RSiNG.
at private residence. ~ E,., l9tn st.
brilliant toned Pianos. stcnwsy aud iiardm.n
eices Pnrlor SUITS satin and rep
Bionnc figurcs. assorted.
is Bru-seI. aud Ingram Carpets
70 ccrsn, on Paintings
elegant Bedroom sets. in black walnut
iisist and spri"s Ms.srss.ess wsrdrobes
aeiessa, Baaess. ss.eSs,a" liable. and Chairs
Lot solid snver AID Plated Ware.
Lot Lot 0 % K,,e a and so,van,. Furniture
n h MAEfIN 4 Coz Aac,iaaeer.. onee .iSl Broaaw.y.
A UutlUN SALE. Ills DAY.
aek 4k lsTns sosSnsfs ne Fnlvs1G
GlsIpENcE a, Wk,l ls riI g..
SATIN PAKls'bK SUITS. ROSE WOOD III NNOFORTE.
FINE Co1LECrIuN on BkONzBs AND PAINTINGS,
CHAMBER. LIBRARY AND DINING FURNITURE.
HANDSOME r,SiLAKE SUIT. IN RAW SILK
rsrlors- Elegant ~ octave ranotese msgn,ncent
Parlur rus tnaid frames covered In expensive sattn
handsome maquety cabinet Etagcre with French plato
gIss iniHid Pedestsis Bronze Gvnp. Figures
ustes, cxpensvey framed OIL fantinas fSce Curtains
PIER Mirrors centre Cunsoc Tables
chambsrs -Hcsvv mounted and nlad oi Bods,esds
Dressne Gases Bureaus, Washst.nds wardrobes Chairs
sprin Bcds curicd hair Mattresses Pillows
petc Salts. In reps and halrcoth Lounges Pictares
cravings. Carpets. Clocks. &c
Library and Dining Turkish Sets In tapestry and
sk sccrctairc and Library bookcases Desks LIBRARY
Tables Booxstands Extension Tables. n pillar with
patent slides "a D,nng Chairs carved and inald Bunes
Silver Plated Ware. Cutlery. Glassware.
Two handsome Hatsands stair aud other good
and we'll preserved Household Furniture
ALBERT kRAEAFR Auctioneer
n. Boods packed box ed and shipped VI required; safe
delivery uuar sntced. Sale rain o shtur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

GENEKAL TRANSATLANTIC CUMP my
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvKE
CompAny's pier, ~ North River. foot OF Morton st.
WILLIE DE PA RS santeli. wednesday. May 40 T.
81. LAUREN, LachesneE. Wednesday. May .. ~ 4. NJ
LABIADUR sanSer.. ednesday. May -: r. NJ
To iinyrc-ist cabin xoo; ed cabin $685. sd cabin. $685.
steeray., s26 including wine. bedding and utensils
KETURN TICKETS At REDUCED RATES.
LOUIS DL BEBIAN. Agent. 55 Broadway.
For freight aud passage nc Philadelphia apply to
ALONZO SHOrwELI.. , Chestnut st.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Nem Dnblitaiions.
FIRST EDITION

A new supply ready IN a few days n,, Nc
A HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERAIUhE. ~ ~
MOSES COLT TYLER. Professor OF Engls rnrisnr
the University Of Michigan Vomes anasomely bound in
cloth extra gilt top s. half calf extra - OO. . O., tho
The History OF American Literature now oneleu " anS
public is the first attempt ever made TO give y %
trica account the literary DEVELOPMENT on me
peopls n is not mere cycnpndia Of leratu OF eiss
Of detached biographical sketches ny
bnt an and sustained narrative m our literary
ron he earl est English settlement ~ America uoHn 10
nresent time The work The result OF Orglnal anu
nepdent studies prosecuted by the author Tor c pas.
Years and gives an altogether new analysis on Anei ,.
u, and result during nearly three centuries The
esent Volumes complete work In thcmseves-co'er '
Whole Aeld OF our history dnrinr the c0lonlh umo
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GO0DAIF With portrait Oh steel, OF the AuthofA lomo'
cloth 81 20 red edges, 81 90 - a, ,,o,,, ~ ther
These songs do not depend upon the youth Oh he
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So living poet has eNCCcd the jeweled ptiiecon VI
work as this in way ii is beyond praise
Republican ...---rr ,,.ep Iauver,s Gtorv By
ANNA KATHARINE GREEN l2mo cio,hl ,in ~ SU Tn us
narrative of exceptional ability ana 1asclna,l9n ~ o
Ingenuity Of plot ana power ot absorbing me c''i'
minds one strongly of Wkie Collins at his best 81,
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New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
V'0 PHILADELPHIA,
i VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHI lLADELPHIA.

Through Trains daily three depOts
Philadelphia, two IN Now.YoTk.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fases
Time consistent with absolute safety
on and after November 10, 1873,
Express Trains leave NewlOrk DesbrOsses and Court
landt Street Ferries, follows:
430, $3.50, S2O 90 limltet), IL l. I, O. u, $780,
$50 and 10 D. m. Sunday. 43O and n. m. ., u, $780,
$50 and 10 p.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY, aOrng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel.
Returning trains leave Philadelphia l2.OI 3i5 355
1886. Z, $50 and IL imed Express 1850 ny. z T.
6:3O. and 1885 ON Sunday 1901, $40, 3J5. 3, $780,
a. A. 7:35 u.
Ucket Offices NOs 528 and ni4 Broadway, No. Astor
House. foot COurtandt-
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fultons Brooklyn
lli l6 and llS HudsOns, HobOken Depot, Jersey
City. Emgrant Ticket Office, No. Battery: place:
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r. FARMER,
General Manager 0en1 Passenger Agt-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
CUPREME COURT.
- In the Matter Of the Application Of the Attorney General
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM



To all having airy claims or demands OF any name or
NATURE either policy holders IN the above named corpora
ton. or a n other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE that BY virtue OF and IN obedience 20 the
order Of the Court OF the state OF
Newl made by Mr. Justice andon AZ MS chambers In
the CITY schenectady, the 10Th day Of july 1878 IN the
entitled proceeding and entered In the office Of the
Clerk schenectady County On July 10 1873 tho under
signed Albert Parsons duly appointed Referee IN the
above entitled proceeding take proof OF all claims made
the abONo named corporation either by pOyhOdcrs
OF by other creditors thereof
Further take notice obedience 10 the requirements
such orirr Referee, will attend at NO.
In the CITY OF New York. nj the office of Henry
Receiver Of said corporation, the 18th day O
January 1879 II o'clock the forenoon OF that day ana
thereafter such proceedings may be al
Ourncd md Will then aud there proceed 10 take PROOF ol All
demands ami nature against said
corporation by pocyhOders by otner creditors thereof
which may be pIcscncd aud that VIII uon such proof OF
such claims decide upon the legality and sufcency Of such
proof aud claim.
Further all of such corporation quired 10
exhibit their claims ana become PARTIES TO thhe
before the uudrgnc The day above dcsEna
led and place aud that default thereof all
creditors policy holders thus deaung shall and viii be
benefit of the which shall be
m these proceedings anu from any distribution which shall
be- made In under such decIte-Dated July -, 1919
Jy23 2GtTu ALBERT PARSONS, Referee
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Nov. ls.

EEw-YoRK. Monday. Nov ls. ls7a
The following sales were held at the Pr.
change salesroom to-day:
BU Wn Abbott.
L 4stOry brick building with lot No 796 2dave "a
800 OF 43d.st lot 20Isi Lois sio aon
BY Hum NJ Cdnp ''-~
6st0ry brick dwelling with LOT, No 4I8 West Seth.
stss 10 itw OF sth.ave, lot 2lx9l.2x21.2x944i
lot en,1st RtIIsTs9S B@Tsn ,nnrirc a 1880
road zoos n = OF 92dst lot 26xl08.4I2l. lxiO8l;
ByL. }. &L Phillips N'SN
3-stOry frame dwelling with lot No So BroOme-st
so II Of Lewsst, lot 20xlO0: q. w ROdgers 9oo
By Richard v HGrnet. ''-'s
3-stOry frame building and 2-stOry frame stable
with lot No l52 Baxterst, W - l0J II + Of Grand
OF, lot "a 10x65x24 4x6l6. WIN Hastings ..... e-s
By John T. Bovd. WV
3-stOry brick tenement house with lot 723 East
llthst s. 204 II " Of Dry DOck-st, lot223x5l6
EawsF% ,nrs SLtE tFC1g -. E; v d ~; 400
ws, 5l6 IL n Of llth-st, lot 34.6x42.2; same pur.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
GI SA TO BOSTON
Sp .sJO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
y SIDN INl,IDN LIN Il

CoNNECTING WITH ALI PoiNTs EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND Pier SO North River foot OF Jayst at 43O
d. In daily Except Sundaysl.
Special hrsCiss limited tickets good only on pa am train
from SlOnington sold via this line from TO Boston
for 81 80.
Tickets sale at all principal ticket offices saterooms
OF WestcOt Express Company and at NOS
307 Broadway and at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot Of Warrenst daily except sundays) at m'
for providence direct.
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates - -.
L. w. FILKINS, q. Il. AgI ID. S. BABCoCk' PresI
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
Gtrumboais ano RAILROADS..
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.

VIA Ayns Point, from Norwich Line Pier 40 North River
Strsners "CITI OF NEWYORk" aud "CIrY OF BOs.
TON" at iI3D u. M. daily Sundays included
FARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week
Positively, tickets good only day Of sale and trains
connectinE with boat at Ayns Point. Good supper for
cents Tickets for sale at Pier 40,
NORWICH LINE
for Boston, Worcester Portland and all points North and
w.Iondon ana Norwich
Steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" " and FALMOUTH"
from Pier 40 North Rivers i3O daily Sunday epted
Tickets aud starQoms may be obtained OF
Company NO Az BTOadway, corner OF Canalst Freight
taken for all points ut lowest rates. For fur ther Information
New-York tribune., 1878-11-19
PUBLISHED.
TNUE POLITICAL REGISTER AND CON
i GRESS IONAI DI REC TORY.

A AsTATIsTICAL RECORD or TIE FEDERAAL, NJ, 0tttl. l.
CTtRS-I -IEGISfATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JlDl'.A A.
or THE UNITED STATES. lSl6-lslS. By Beh +, II"f
Poorc clerk Of Printing Records United states senate WI
Ume, 50.
,r, r mill e sable 10 publlc offices and public
mc TO libraries and places OF record 10 hlsti'a uuu
tt 81 N'l' ~ Of yalu
S tutols TO American political history and Statistics
tbnf bas ever been presented 10 the puDnc-lfIONcu0o
Journal
- For sale by all book sell l,r- l.,,l,,, -, .,, o.,,
No u AStnT-placc. New YORK.
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A RT NEEDLE-WORK-F decorative en-
N brodery. guide Embroidery, I'm CTewels Silks Ap
pque, DC, with instructions TO stitches, including tile
South KensngOn stitch and explanatory diagrams Edited
by LUoRETIA p HALE. For sale at the principal book
embroidery sent by mail receipt price, b0c
by s. W. TIEToN CO., publishers, 333 Washington st.,
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BEOOK ROUTE
OR TItLN ION AND PHILA DEL PHl A.


r FXPRt.Ne TRAIN TINE TWO HoJRa, p,,,,
Leaye Ncw foot q IbertyS for Trenton and and P9
aud at lU:lo a. NJ. 4.}0 p. m. for Trenton. 49,,
ROAD, Third and berk' $40 lway). 7ij $780, II@Oa H.
Leave Trenton ior York at 20 except Monday G:jo
s:l3, 1920 N. l2lj. 10 400, $50 ?. n o.oo, -
p trains from Ncw York to the 7ij a H. 1870 p.m,
~ NbAI TRAIN. Leave New:York and Philadelphia at
90 300, II Leave NewlorS Tor Trenton at a. M
Connectons made al jersey City by ferry to and
% igOii" for .a ae at hS ct Of 'I Dsfy Sc
Broadway a. he prnpa hotels al o,es @ o. me LP gr5 l
gn Baggage checked rop Ts,ag9Te e s Pas
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston End the East.
L Steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New-Y0rk
ia y aundiys excepted from Pier %. North River loot
Leave 6rooirn va Annex" ooats att pm
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare,7 %
land fT fn P@ GaTS a@4 eGr Ma66fo apS @ M
ION P6Ii, KFtPiE f. Fson1s connsctinI with Tser and
Delaware AID Waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, THOMAS
cornell ana James W BALDWIN leave daily at H. 1ef 0
an stations on the Ncw.York. EostOn and AR Line,
SHX RSHPX A. Hne NGI and mTp2Hn leave Per Is
H. ,2t Of iTo a. IN S IL ays Sye'y IN me or All
morning trains on ali RAILROADS best facilities passengers
and freight 81 excursion 81 90 stauus HeWhaVeh
''1"''0' ''''0" i-'u' JOHN H. sTAEIN. Proprietor
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Is77-Leayo dePots Coqrtland and Des9rosae;sts
At $50 NJ Sight EEprss day fSr slo EGn BsIeae m
mira ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails and
the West Pullman sSPHF s5n ia s&YRE hil9s sa and E
Genera" Eastern oee SITas GfuF4 II Sg
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
sCgThe9 harSea P Yr t9Ser
dOO5 Of st. connecting at sandy m Hook VIZ trains for
I ri,cn- 90 Tuckerton. I: NJ m ,,.".,
yneand, Bnagton and Atlantic Clty li;iI.; ia5 4.1n m
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RcrfS Language Lessons, edited by s. NJ.
Perkins Uvison 4 COZ, is intended an elementary
textbook Of English grammar giving clear exposition
OF principles, together with variety of exercises in
construction and is well adapted for practical use in the
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