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The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
The Hoxic DefaIcatiou.L !

NEW YORK, Oct. 18-Ex. Assistant U.
S. District Attorney George w. Hoxie,
whose defalcation was announced yester.
day, has not yet been found. More ir-
regularities are coming TO light. Two
hundred and thirty-two dollars we're paid
to Hoxie by Jacob Loriilard, the costs
incurred in suit, of which Hoxie made
no record. 1t is stated that Hoxie gam
bled away between $1,000 and $4,000 IN
stocks last week
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Mystery About Russia Move
HnemfA.

LONDON, Oct. 19.--A dispatch from
Vienna to the Times says: There seems
to be mystery about the movements of
The Rnssian troops. 1t is certain that
they still hold the Tehataldja lines.
Should this ceupation / st, it is thought
that the British feet may return TO a po-
sition nearer the Bo phorlIs.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
M. s. R.A. Meeting,

The M. s. R. A. public meeting, last
night, was largely attended and pleasant
iy conducted. II. H. Morrow presided,
and addresses were delivered by Mrssrs
Burton, Smedley, Foulk, Latton, Sam
mons AMI Cooper. f. s. Phelps read
Tennyson's poem, "The Nav Queen" )"
and Miss Ida Lomas sang "The New
Song" in excellent style. Edwin Good
win sang two comic songs, and Alex
Sammons favored the audience with one
of his jewsharp solos.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Killed ON the H. R.

Yesterday morning the train which
leaves this city at $40 a. M, in passing
Lamokin struck and killed man. The
unfortunate mans name was james Hi-
lard aged about 90 years, and was resi-
dent of Chester. He has brother resid-
ding inthis city, whois an engineer in
the employ of the p. W. e. B. r. r., Com
pany. 2D' 4.l1 ~ STHat
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY.

LONDON, Oct. 18.--A special despatch to
the Times, from Berlin, says: = K
The Hamburg Central Committee of
German socialists has issued proclama-
ZION urging the Socialists to continue the
agitation IN houses, workshops and bar
racks, and TO continue the study of works
printed about Socialism during the past
fifteen years; IN short, to change the me-
~ III e-N.->
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

DURING the last two years merchants
on the southeastern coast of Africa have
been ntil zing a native Inaia-rubber tree,
which has hitherto been neglected. The
yield last year was valued at over mil
lion dollars, and the industry is growing
to'aiproportion which bids fair to rival
South America. "a hs ~ ilI !5'f "
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
FREEING THE SLAVES.
STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION BY THE
MADRID GOVERNMENT

It,
O. HAVANA, Oct. 18.--A royal order, dated
5eptem per ~, 1873, is promulgated, which
HeSs That Fugitive slave, named For.
he applied for documents to savr bims,,e IL meLe
from the consequences of his f,,ht =,
case he should return to Cuba shall be ~. H.
clared free. The order directs. futhar.
more that hencefeyth if any slave. for
whaoever cause, shall enter the terr;,or'
iai n OF maritime jurisdiction OF Spain. or
oi any OF her COLONIES or possessions ont. If.
sue sue, of the Island of .Cuta, such say,.
snali be declared free, and ali ch,l'iren
porn OF slave motbers, after the istr.r
mhs mrsys touched thesoil Of snain outside Il
0uoa, shall also be declared free. The
will be duly indemnitied. '"' oioer
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Free Shade, Middleser Co.. Va.

Having used DIR. Bulls baby syrup in
my family with the greatest degree of
satisfaction, unhesitatingly recommends
it rs the best remedy that know of for
children. THOS. Y. LAWSON.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
C0rOner's Inquest.

Coroner Rose, was engaged this morn.
ing, in holding an inquest over the body
OF colored woman, who died suddenly
at her residence on Wilson street near
Tenth. The jury has not yet render ed
verdict. .., - - -
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0 Thc Preiili arn Hahn.

2 The ham that TOO k the first premIum ut
the recent fair of the p. .A,t&y P. Asso-
ciation was cured according TO the fol-
iowingfermula, which was handed to us
for pnbhcation :Ts, ~ NlTF
.e"l pint hne salt, 4 ounces brown sugar,
3 ounces saltpetre, mixed; which is suf-
iicient for 80 pounds of meat. Rub the
hams with the above and lay them 81 ingly
ON boards fnr-twenty.fonr- hours, alter
which, rub them with salt Il quart TO so
pounds Of neafJ and let them remain
hfteen days n---.-
A portion of the pfeminm ham was
served to the Manages at the table de
note Of Pnofessor Hates during theIfair ,and
they Individually and colI~oti veIy, pro-
Hoance 40 TO have beenmost delici0 Gus The
3bc hi editor did not have any, but he ia
pot disposed Co go behind the returns
and has no lhesfTancy in endorsing the
ssr,atement y, Ok the Managers. M,ddletoion
A'"'ssesVr 4li4fnl.it' ln @a.s aih iN,af H.a.D
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
THE CRISIS IN MANcHEsrER-A FuRTR-
Err RUN ON THE BUILDING BANKS.

The run on the Building Banks still
continues. The Bishop Of Manchester's
appeal TO those In his diocese To act with
cooiness and delberation doesnot appear
excitement notably among tine working
class Is hourly increasing. To-day the
great run is on the Victoria Building
Bank. IL was besieged from morning till
evewith neutrality-suspicious. who almost
fought for priority to draw their money
out OF its Golfers. Other banks of like
nature are besieged, but not to this ex-
tent, 44fs = 20 $50 u llI.. f. if5I I.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

The doctors are very much displeased
over a compettor who Is gradually steal
ing their best practice; we mean DR.,
Bnips Cough syrup of which a 70 ce ! /
bottle does better work than a dozen pre-.
scrlptions. TT " n y
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
Davenport's View York Notice

! new York, Oct. 18--It Is said that since
John l. Davenpor,'s notice was issued
callng In The 1868 naturalization papers,
nearly 5000 of them have been suIren-
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The daily gazette., 1878-10-19

The fndiRnah0n In This city az INST the \
officers Of the defunct Bank Of Glasgow
for their criminal recklessness and flag
! rant acknowledgements of its affairs, is
hourly becoming more intense IL is the
general belief that several of these indi-
vidnals willsoon see the inside of a pris-
on cell. sis.s.4. ..fT n.,.i.l =
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
GLAsGow,s GREAT SMASH.
ALL PREVIOUS RoeURBY- AND FRADU-
LENT, BANKING oUTDONE. ~
GLASGOW, Oct. IS, 1873.

GLASGOW, Oct. IL, 1878.
The investigation report of the condi
ton Of the Bank of the City Of Glasgow
promised for six O'Clock, but was hot Is.
sued until half-past eight this evening
The printing was condqcted as secretly
as lift were State paper. The appal-
ling fact Is disclosed that the total loss, In
Guiding the f1,000,000 of the capital
stock, willreach "a, 100, 1885, (29, ,964, 1851 72).
In commercial circles there Is great un-
easiness felt tonight regarding to.fnor-
rows's business. "A serious panic Is antic-
ipated and the apxieity Of impending
doom was seen.in the face every Of business
man entercounted. Comparatively little
trade was done yesterday. All interest
was centred In the publication Of the In
vestigators' report. The reported tenor
of the document tended TO keep down
prices In every branch Of trade. PIG
irons rise yesterday was completely lost
to-day. Another failure reported to-day
namely, John Young 4 Son of Paisley,
starch, corn and flour dealers. itsl. ~ =
The daily gazette., 1878-10-19
! AMERICAN sRcunrrrEs.

Among these Amefican stocks are ST..
$40, 900 Of seven per cent Western Upipn
Railroad Urom Milwaukee to Rock IT,.
land), valued &C f436, 900, less advance on
them Of sgo.00Q BY the General Credit
and Discount Company of London, tber
Western Union Raj lr6ad shares, St,g92,,
$40. valued at E11,950, II further held Ia
connection with the above railway prop
erty of the Racine Warehouse and Dock
Company which cost $500, 200 and il
valued at $4,000. Also 3.273 shares OF
the Milwsuke6 and ~. Paul Railway re-
present 120,292. II ~ ~
OF government stocks, chiefly East In
dian, 1t held EJ60, 1928. ~
The estimated value Of the securities
held against bad debts Is al follows =
The total amount Of estimated bad debts
on October was lf7,3i5,357.. These the
bank had the habit or treating on the
balance sheet as available assets, Among
the dehito as included under this head are
fous, on which, owing TO their magpitude
les reppftehTis hi,,p APPEND separats q a .oo
Probable value OF securities ~ u
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

EIRS T-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD larg
rooms good table and homo comforts at moderate pre-
Address Mrs y. sECOR HYATT. sing sing, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
CALENDARs mis- DAY.

SUPREME CoUKr-CHAMBERsPote J1NoSiz oz; 90 90 Sa
,e i63 IoA lO7 l24 l56 159 1872 1855 l0o - "a 5i4
iSi 100 20i 2O3 POS 2O6 207 2Os, 2O9 2il' EI@ 40
2l5. -. r ,cos 9V3 $50 90, 90, 1872
6s7 so 574 TO- ace. 47O, $50, 2l5' 51S 10 s'' '
'ciGPCIir-PARr Ivan BTunt J;gNo9SS- '@''' -'
MO 954O I7O8l2 1860 353l SoS gl ,t0t 1110 1871
- S1T IT-Van Worst J.-Nos loS1t 'f1aa 99S0 1890
,se1 1898 2sl2 1885, s22 S652 200" 1880 '-0''
1y4o 4SSEioS SEs5 coURr-sPEc TERNsedg"ick
NO y A-sM I-SapfOrs JNOs oIo pss oOs 40
THAI h ~ Iaa oS 7S9, ass 62s 3Sb 3lS otV oe ooz
eOo a9u; - mos ybs, yO S99 400 @oo oV''
PAkIa ~ - d1O l0iS 1929. 1880 1882. 1888, IV52 -,
v5 s W. HOesen, J-No Gay caleh-
dsr TyRw-PART III. f. DAILY, Lone honr ca1ses-
~ $40 2S4 28l5 1851, 29O5 2o6l, 2642 zol0 Z'O5
a5I9 2s5s 257O. 2>35, l4s9. - 49, :, ~,
DAY I 9aenqas JNos 244s 45sl $780, 4422, 1885,
SgS PsR4 isinnott j. Nos SO72 SO7S 4757 1850 1910
16i1. - ..N.-,.ua roooh Con,
yei VIM Westfa bUTgiary Frank Kinzie Samuel EDWARDS
{reeTy Richard r. HaTtshorne libel; James Corcoran,
fe6nious and battery Henry Schmidt administering
poison. - ,,, , o., S.,,,i,. 1y,t.,, Irou,s
assault and battery; Samnel Lockwood assault and
battery; VIM Martin, grand arccnyi John Rooney James
Rooney, violation barrel act
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

"OFF AND On; OR, OUT OF SORTS. Out
slider" Your horses rather overwOrked, coach
man COachman-"NO. sir IL amt work. it's sulks
They'd like to ave ad fling out at the Darby and
the Hoax and couldn't let em go, that's wot it is-
Fun.
THE POPULAR AIR.-"Tm so glad you've
come Charley; we want to hear one OF your songs"
"All rights I've only brought one, though Nancy
Lee" "Oh, dear; how unfortunate! We've had That
twice already and all the other gentlemen have brought
Mn-lEnn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
,UE NEW and ELEGANT LADIES' INSTI-
VHE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known as Our Romeonthe Hillside Dansvle Livingston
County n. " has this goth OF May l6I persons-nen
women aud chdren-as bOarers and patients, VINO have
come from Republic and Canada TO spcnd tho
summer improve their health or 10 learn how TO
Eeep IT, The establ shment Is the largest hygeno pyae IN
son the wor accommodate from 800 10 guests
mas treated 10 recovery good health 1000 persons
without giving Of them single particle Of medicine
publishes health ssues monthly health journal
hhe Laws OF Ife-price 81 30 ayear-SPEClMEN COPlES
celebrate 10th anniversary on the lst
of aust PROXIO TO have and TO bod the greatest
bea the world has Now. sick, and
Won desire gc well II WELL you would like 90 keep wei,
send postage stamp get Information and you hke our
thought philosophy and ctse come 10 us aod get "a on
yOur There az least 100000 chronic nvads in
The United who might have good health by processes
PLAN simple, II they would adopt and follow them Nhat
folly dsOby the laws Of life and keep scG when Nature
would show herself mighty TO save II nYaids would Only ac
that seek 20 induce the people TO accept II s the ~
vine phosOphyOd creation-tha 10 iyo as one 0ugt
brings health ought not brings sickness Come 70
home and learn how 10 live III slck you WI go vel u
well will STAY Well We eau give inc Cnulcest
II frequired Address as above JAMES y. JASh9ON.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Real estate to GTcbanse.

CREEN-AVE., BROOKLYN.-Eegant four
~ story high stoop brown stonei equity over life insur
mortgages would be exchang for lots country place.
OF cash and Iowa land. RULAND WHITING. Beck
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
amusemenls.

RLLIARDS.-Eigh Match for the CHAM
~ PIONSHIP Of AMERICA, the Delane- Gold Medal
value $780, and stake Of 81 000 between WILLIAM SEX
TON, of New YORK Champi5n), and GEORGE r. SJ0SsON,
Of Chicago. Ill, at Tammapy Hall. THURSDAY EVEN
ING June "a, 1878 PLAY 20 commence az O'clock Inc
governing the championship OF America Ladies' accompanied
by gentlemen admitted free and special seats reserved for
them, Admission. 90 cents. Reserved seats 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
sitnations mantsS--fsmaIts.

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
~ neat tidy Swede girl who understands her duties thor
Oughly is quick and well tempered and good waitress
understands the and cleaning OF silver glassware &c
good recommendations; CITY country Call az 290 6haye
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, June 25, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesr0Om to-day;
BIZ RoicaTd ". Coates.
! b.stOry brick tenement building with lot No 90
Chrystie-st g. bet Canal and Hester-sts lot 20x 49,,
Heindel.
n Z. HQTlctt.
Aoqses eSr S d PSS 10 % blot 5s stephen Heay 1675
BIZ Louis MesieT.
5-story brick building with lot, No ~ Deyst $, bet
broadway and Church sts, lot 2jX77 a. Henri o,
Be- STERN & McEtrOH
sy RFSS cox %R s55275 @ sarah Robins
Bu Q. u LHOn.
/ brick building with lO No 52A West 45thst,
Appie6y ............... ll,45C
BE- John r. BOVd
1 2.stOry brick house with iOt No 6S5 Waterst n
DdieK o 81. ~. 2lsC
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Dentistrn

ATVAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
~ Cthave.-Pain sets s. gum teeth, S. upwards, war
rauted administered IL years without accident ke-
member 26i
nR. WAIT. As East 23d-st., the best dent
lstry every description, at the lowest living prices
call aud specimens Extracting under Doe each
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

THE LAUREL HOUSE, Cautersklll Falls,
Catskn Mountains, n. Y.-Now open az reduced rates
for the terms per day. Slb 20 per week car
rlages meet the ana boats az Catsl Landing send
ior circular j. T.. sCuUTE, Proprietor.
THE NEW and ELEGANT LADIES INSTI-
Il TUTE BUILDING al Su0leld Conn, VIII be open Tor
Summer boarcrs from June ~ TO August rs rooms arg
airy and comfortably furnished location cannot be surpassed
Tor pure air beautiful drives and wholesome rerement
board 20 TO ST. For further information address LUTHER
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
THE COURTS.
Confined from second Page.

,L 5smTrrer on the ground that there Is oSiees
s3SS s defendant should be sustained e5a M demurrer
tndgnen ~ be 1ain 70 amend on payment OF COSTS 1,
with iefo D. - yfBv Judge DOnOhue-Mofsah Ab@ '0'
Sof prOper under the rule. st 80, poliwaOan ct
A., III By Judge DonOhue.--Langp gpeln ss" 1V
aNo reference 70 NsnSei et all agt Nova ct aFind
infs aeo se,lea Ploqs-Special Term-By judge van an
FeeSep Hale sgi of-oTde. settled am ana otbgTsThe
, tee WI not discharge the bond except after an a0oOus
See memorandum.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

WATER GAP HOUSE,
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN.
Three and a nf hours NewYOrk (Barclay sta grand
pure air. beautiful Walks anu
drives boating shng aud bathngi house new and elegant
all modern n w 8RopHEAp BRO ProprIetOra
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
CEA COASTl-An onportnnity TO visit O pOp

CEA C0AST!-A opportunity to visit pop
- uar at half the usual rates-WA ICH
NIL POINT II. I. Fine safe surf bathing boat
Ing and fishing. The first one hundred guests reg $
tered Tor the PLIMPTON HOUSE will be received
az $40 per week each for two or more IN a
room fo July Special rates for August This
boarding house; hotel arrangements, bells IN roou
bin Of professional cooks good service ana eyey attend
ance un n, drscass system can De reached by all rail
roads connecting with the shore Line Railroad and by New
YORK and SonngOn stemers Pier 33, North River leaving
at p. Fare, 81 TO Stonington Natch nm is
three miles east StOnngOn Conn. ferTybOat aud sail
boa connect with all trains StQningtOn for
Watch Hin; hafhOur from Stonington TO watch Hll
A pIIIpION Match Hill R. /.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Hnslcal 5nsirume'Itb

A DUMAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL g. CO.,
IA No. 20 EAST l4TH-ST.
Chickering's, SenwGys and other Pianos and organs low
for cash, on iustuments, and for rent
NEEDHAM'S PARLOR ORGANS, S5S (6
~ stops, double reeds 10 $1,000 Buy OF manufacture
gave two prohts A new instrument TIE NEEDHAM
MUSICAL CABGNEI)-upon which any one can play any
simply wOrkug the pedals. Price, 80 lud up.
=. =. NEEDHAM son, l43 Last 28dst y. Y.
NVATERS'S ORGANS are the hest ever
w made warranted for years. PIANOS. PIANOS,
octave Sl2E IA octave si3J. ORGANS, stops, S4Ii
stops $50 stops s53 stops SG9; 10 stops So ~
stops all In perfect order not used year sheet
Music al half price Send for Illustrated Catalogues.
horace WATERS & SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers,
40 East l1th-st New.EOIk
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
RATHl HOTEL. BATH. Lone

y leland Fuow open The huCst watering place IN
America rstcass hotel for famies and transient guests
fine shades lawn adorned with walks and Tower piaS
balcony wide 900 feet long around the entire build
ing; excellent LGz aud billiard rooms: reached by
Hamilton Ferry and rail 70 Baths new addition
10 hotel so rooms Western Union Telegraph Office In hotel
NV" '' II. T.. SCRANTON, Proprietor.
Steamer BAY RIDGE Batn, M, ami N. and
Battery. Pier East River TO- 2SO tn $50 ana
IN IN
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
gratss ano frnoers.

Sorses. Carriages, 6arness, &r.
ONE Handsome LANDAU, one LANDAU
" LET and TOP Pony Phaeton, at NJ CURLEYs, 1883
Broadway and 46tli-st
CECOND HAND CARRIAGES, LANDAUS,
- COUPES, BAROUCHEs, four and six seat PARK Phae-
TONS Top Wagons and Toy Pony Phaeons st lOs East 10Th
ST., 4thaye.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Sales bp 2utnoH
situations 1emales.

A NUMBER of nice little girls, II to 10
n years old any kind Of light work TO attend an Invalid
assist in sye 81 GI c cs @ OLD
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 1873 6thaye.
A SMART, neat, nice-lOOking young woman,
ET y HE fHS hG BGRE%U f3a o'f5 i5
Gthaye. ------
A = Mrs. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
n HOUSE 13l l3tbst, between 30 and 4tEaytsl VII
German servants suitable tor hotels clearinghouse lam
A IL families Summer bOarding-hOuses and
n hotels promptly supplied with every kind OF help male
and female German swedish English Insh &c i4li sup
TEs lOs 6tave, near 9thst for many years at llthst
A BUNDANCE of GOOD SERVANTS at the
"a OLD AOA 10 bo 4 tlA i9 ~ "a td Ui ST a"d
for cooks general Homework nurses clHmbelmaids
SHs sa waiting Tor city or country orders by ~-u promptly
At BUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
N No; $50 4thayer near Zithst laie tookhnms %l DO
hotels boarding houses c al nations both Protestant and
Ga2S a eScTe 8SS PROMPT snT i senoR I BUcR roPeo
A r BEDELLiS, $40 and 342 4th-aye., will
N be found daily from 300 to 300 girls suitable for hotels
cooks, aundTesses cham6eiInads WaTessts housekeSp
caryers, and useful men. "
TOOK.-A frst-class colored cook country or
~ ny city references. "a West 44thst near 6th.aye.
COOK.-A respectable woman as good Eng
eSces i''i 5si East G0il.ft
COOK.-First-cla Swedish cook; under
- stands milk and butter prefers the country MIS- Rkf-
NoLDs's PROTESTANT AGENCY. 4l2 lth'dye.
NOOK Good cook, washer and ironer; city
~ country excellent baker Can b. seen Of days. rel
erencoai 4o7 East lstlst "
EOOK.-By competent girl as cook in
~ private family s good baker and excellent laundfess
no objection Homework good city reference az East
iGThst No cards.
NOOK.-By a Scotch young woman as first
~ class cook understands French English and az Other
cooking bonng larding confectionery lees and al hnds
very best city testimonials city or country CAL at 29O bh
ave, near lSihst
COOK.-In city or country, superior cook.
Can two days at present employers ~ West
i0thst
COOK.-A respectable young woman as cook
no objections city OF country best Guy reie ehces from
last situation. 506 East 26thsI
T0OK.-By respectable German woman as
Sr cass cook; thoroughly unders nds her business IN
ali m branches private house or summer ote wages SOU
Sity references. Call at 29l l0thaye tara hoor loG
GOOK.-By a strong, competent person as
~ cook, who understands az kl91s 0i cooR Tor
d,,ner ma rites or any has best Guy
wouid 20 the country Can be seen az NO ooz o'''
near 36thst ,-
NOOK. WASH and IRON.-By. steady, re- re.
liable young woman who ~ a gOOd pam c ~ 9 near
excellent bread best OF city references 5Oo O'h@'c ~
28dst. lst noor ------
NHAMBERWOR &c.-By Welsh Protest
anf vonnR woman 20 do ctamDerW0rk ana wulnE, VI
general homework viii assist with the WashnE a. @ aaa st
f T confry. good reference from last place NJ "a0 ~
isfhsts 50 Door
EyH by a very neat Young
tri a. mermad who IA willing 70 DC uselui % hoo
70 take the care private houso a proper
good objection 70 the County, I'm
be seen at COZ 8thaye, near S5thsL
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
U1,IruVFR HOMES ON THE MIDLAND.n-

- The elevated mountain ranges trayersed by tho New
York OswegO Midland Railroad present the great adya
tages exemption from malaria air picturesque country
economy pamphlet describing the places resort ON th
Eno published setting forth the general features Of
each locality elevation above tide
Of hotels and such
persons prepared accommodate bpaTdes Tor the sum
mer. Application be made TO WILLIAM II.
WEED General Passenger Agent l45 Broadway NewHOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

NYACK.-PIivate board, large rooms, shade
~ lawn paEzas &ci convenient to boat ana cara aD
gooui Pi'0e' HiO"'' Address p o. Box 40. Nyack, or
A. T. d., 62S Broadway, N. T.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26
Brooklyn Board.

T No SO 2d-place, near Chnton-st.. Brook
N yn or families. can have lafee airy rooms Ia
peasant neighOOrhOod Within minutes walk of Aarsnson
Perry IN refined family unsxcepuonaoe reietenece fnr.
nished and required.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

A ROOMS nicely furnished for light house
"A excepting and privilege in kitchens very pleasant location
0T2 Wesi 25th. st. near Sth-ave
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BURNETT HOUSE, Stroudsburg, Penn.

Three miles from Delaware Water Gap opens June II un
der management grand mountain scenery house new
all modern improvements everything strictly hstcIass
FULTON & CROsLEY Proprietors.
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Excursions.

MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
WI Completed GreenpOinL opposite 23dst East River
SUMMER TIMETABLE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY. JUNE 16, 1873
Week days and sundays the elegant steamer ELIZA HAM
cox commencing above will during the season from
Pier foot OF 23d.st, EAST RIVER direct 10 COmpanys
Depot at GREEN POINT, making close cOnnecuOns,
ing and returning with trains TO ard from Manat'
Beach.
Boat leaves 2Sd-st. Pier at s45, 945; 1ol5, ll;4o
and l245, l:5O 245, 355, 445, $3.50 aud 645 p M
Transleaye Manhattan Beach for NewYoT via GreenpSn1
AZ $780, 10, II r. and 1910, ], 2O5 3l2 4a4 b2, o0
Z, $40 and $50 p M Time from Greenpont AZ minutes
Trains connect Fast NewY0k with RaId Transit talns
Atlantcaye Brooklyn, also with Canarsie aud Rock
away Beach Railroad. -
The eeeant steamers THOS COLIYER and d. r. MARTIN
22d-sts ". r. Leroy-sE. ". r. PerS, ". X.
8, TO- II, ~ os10, 1OlO. IlIO 9.2O 1928, ll:26
and I, 2, =, m, and I5lO, 1910, q. H., and l223,
a. 5, and D.. 2l0 3l0, 4.l0 5;l0, l:2J 2:26, 320,
m. $50 ana NlO p. m SO, 0;%o, ozos
Trains Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at 8 1040,
li4O and l240, 1885, 2iS $40 $40 $3.50, $40, 74O
aud p. IN.
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.- Daily lex
w cept sundays)i see DAY LINE advertisement; re-
main OF WEST POINT hours; NEWBURGH nearly
hours; due al New-NOrk on return az $3.50.
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EIRST- CLASS BOARD and ACCOMM0DA-
l. TIONs.-splendd situation teu miles north OF New.
burg. Sc weekly. Address FRANCIS GARRISON Pi5tts
Nil Ulster County, n \. Reference. Mrs H. G. SMITH,
.Ft ,t