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National Republican., 1878-09-17
nase-Dall.

The Potomac Star and the Athletic mines
played the last game Of their series yesterday
afternoon, on the lot corner Of Eighth and II
streets northeast, which resulted in a victory
for the former by a score Of 0 to Z. The
Athletics were not only weakened by the abb
sence Of their second baseman aud left and cen.
tire fehlers, but every decision of the umpire,
Mr.. G. F. Topham, was against thom, other
wise the game was good one.
The Keystones were beaten by the Unique
yesterday afternoon at Eagle Park, the score
being 4 to 1.
This afternoon, at four o'clock, tho fat and
lean mines will play game at Eagle Park
for the benefit of the yellow fever sufferers
Cars Of the Columbia Street Railway run direct
to the grounds. The admission fee is only ten
cents, and every one should witness the con.
test, Us rare sport may be anticipated.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Chicago-Boston, II ; Chicago, 8.
Oswego, n. Y.-Stars, 3; Oswegos, 2.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Uticas, 10; Athletics, o.
Springfield, Mass.-Springfield,0 o; Manches
ter, o.
Cleveland, Ohio-Providence, 8; Forest
City,, o.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Explanation of the Garbag. Contractor,

f@NpihhhtiOn OF the Garbage Contractor.
Mr. William Durr last week complained to
the Commissioners as to the manner in which
garbage and dead animals wcro being dumped
at Broad Crock, aud that nuisance was being
created thereby.
Mr. John McCauley yesterday sent In his
roply. He says that Mr.. Durr has no Just
ground for complaint, as he had leased his
premises to the former contractor who had
used the same for that purpose. The nuisance
complained Of is located twice the distance
from his residence 1t formerly was The
former contractor used to unload both garbage
and night soil in the creek for months at n
time, whereas he (McCauley) has done so but
few times, willie they were preparing their
wharvcs to receive the oiiil. As for the dead
animals, he denies that any havu been thrown
overheard. Mr.. McCtuley Is now using the
premises of Mr.. +. sawyer. Mr.. MCCmley
states that he has called upon a number Of the
residents Of that nclghborhood, who say that
they will make affidavit that no nuisance has
been created aud they havo no reason to find
fault
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Tho YeIlnm Eeycr Concert.

\ meeting Of the managers Vi the proposed
grand conc, It was held last evening at th'
residence Of DR. f. A. Eimball, and an organi.
1,tion complotel The sucresS of the under
taking Is How beyond doubt, and fully InJ
singers, gcther with an orchestra Of turty.nS
and the grand organ at the Congregational
Church, vii. prcs,lt a programme never hc-
fore rendered IN this city. The general work
Ing committee, who will engage the services nt
all singers IN the city, is As follows: b II.
Warner, of the National Yellow Fever R"lici
Committee, chairman; L. 5. Eimh,il, Dr.
j. 7. Caufeld, S. @. Young, $ |. Emball,
H. II. Bradley, DR.. Il. F. Johnston, II. e. Sher-
man, 4. q. Thomson, A. GlOrizner, +. u
Pearson, z. \. Pearson, l.. L. Cannon, c. w.
Reynolds, Carl Richter, Henry Donch, H.
Kohr, = L. Middleton, y. B. Fugitt, t. Droop
IT, ". Barrett, Ellis x Co.. J. BOs, 4. Shutter
l.. J. Davis 4. +. Childs. W. g. Vance, Aug
Shredder, +. W. Jones Samuel Gross, j. L.
Farlamb A. S. Rowe aud Professor SzcmO.
liu!s.
The first grand rehearsal will take place ri
the Congregational Church tomorrow
Wednesday, evening, at half-past seven
o'clock
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Amusement. and Excursions.

CoNiQUE-varoty performance
NATIONAL THEATRF.-Bufialo Bill Troupe
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. IL, returning At
four p. m.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of AexRn.
dra leaves Seventh street wharf at hAlfpsst eleven
O. H.. returning at three p. III.
Finy miles for fifteen cents. Potomac Ferry Com
pany's excursions Boat leaves Seventh street
wharf at seven D. IN, returning al eleven p. m.
Moonlight excursion for the benefit Of the yellow
fever sufferers on the steamer John W. Thompson
to Marshall Hall
National Republican., 1878-09-17
The Proposed Tournament and nsn

The committee of citizens having charge of
the proposed tournament at Bcnning's, the 27th
instant, met at tho National Hotel last even.
ing j. l.. Barbour, esq, in tho chair, and II. II.
Dudley, esq, secretary.
The chair appointed number Of committees
TO make arrangements for distributing tickets,
printing, ,Ic., which were instructed to render
reports at the meeting next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Gwynne stated that twenty kni. .hts had
signilod their intention Of competing for the
prizes offered.
Mr.. Browning suCgClted that n trot be given
during the interval before the tourney for which
nothing but mules could enter. The PROPOSE
tiOn was umanilAouHiy agreed 10.
Mr. dickson stated that Company wOulI
not he able To take part, ns they proposed to
give ball and drill the 23l instant. II was
decided to invited Company b to take their
p!aro IN the festival
Tho following were announced Us tho
Judges: McSsrs. John bowling, Dir. J. C.
Fairfax. ]. b. IIill. Dr. p. u. HGSkvlI, J. F
Young, and !. G. Wiswall.
The chief marshal will he Colonel J. o. P
burnside, who viii have for aids Mcsrs. J
W. BELT aud Z. e. Gwvmnc. Messrs W. II
Reese, T.. q Quinn, c. Hall, and ". Goidard
will act ~ EymldS.
II is WtuH0!ed that the tourney shall he given
OF the gTnhcst scale, and no pain, nor expense
will be spared by the various committees who
lave the affair In charge.
e. gllnd coronation ball will be given at Ma.
sonic lIAl, the evening Of the 9th, under thr
auspicc, ui tie Mignon Club at which mum.
Der Of distinguished gentlemen will bo pres.
cnt. The committee OF arrangements will
comprise the leading ladies Of Washington So
Ciety, and u pleasant time is guaranteed 10 all
FALL and winter styles Of inc s'yrs nov
Ouru nj II t. Strlsburrcl'5 Sus Ea .3lS Sry,
National Republican., 1878-09-17
IMUSEMEHrs.
National Theasre-Buffaio Bill.

Buffalo Bill had full house to welcome him
al the National Theatre last evening. The play
Of May Cody abounds In interesting scenes Of
border life. The hero, Bill, has some fine situa.
tions during the piece, and displays considcra-
bic force Of dramatic power. His fno appear
anco and manly bearing adds greatly to tho
effects and the end is gained. His support Is
good and the real Indians are q curiosity,
The scenery was all that could be desired.
Sketches of frontier life by his troop Of In.
dians, which closed the entertainments, were
very Interesting. Buffalo Bill Is really hero
and richly deserves the good fortune that
attends him.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
CITE. ITEMS.

THE people have been so much imposed upon by
several worthless saTsapnrlas that we are glad 70
be able to recommend a preparation which Cnn be
depended on as containing the virtues Of that it,
valuable medicine and Is worthy Of the public Col.
hhGncc. Dr. Ayers SarSlparilla cures when any
tive medicine,
National Republican., 1878-09-17
The New steamer W. W. Corcor,p.

Major l.. l.. Blake, in command Of the
ycamcr plying between Washington city aud
Mount Vernon, left last night 70, New York
10 witness the launch of the now steamer "
w. CUrCuran, which takes the place uf The
Arrow, which has trayrrscd the Porpllac toI
years and rcapcd a just reward. The W. W
COrcOrgn has been carefully plamacd and /,
conmOdious and speedy. The steamer j, ex
Pectod to be floating On these waters by OctO
Der. Tho contract for carrying the mail La,
been awarded to the managers.
National Republican., 1878-09-17

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise in time
Clean them daily with THrRsrOSs IvORY Pearl
TODTH PoyDER. the mos! pcTlGct dentrliCe known
II will keep them through life in good condition
white and sound. VIII harden thu aums, swcelcl
he breath, aud prevent tUothache. Sold by a
druggists. 26 aud 50 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Dom,t Wnnt Any Strike.

Tho Labor League last evening adopted n
series Of resolutions containing the following ;
PS,y'rtd That the Labor League, fearing that
Vicious tTumps may lead the unOTgUniLed work ing.
me. Df the District into riot we wish 10 put our.
selves On record US OppUsuI u any slnkui and we
can got until Congress cOuvenes and makes uldi.
uVuUI appropriations 10 carry ON the work.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Doubling Up.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
John Martin and Mary Bell.
J. W. Eslin and Lizzie L. Gier.
J. T. Collins and Adclia A. Boswell.
d. l.. Engel aud Mamie Nuwmyer.
W. II. s. Fridley and Jessie f. MatIOck.
g. Scouler, of Philadelphia, Pa, aud Ella A.
BOOkmau, of this city.
Rosser v Harris, Of Orange County, Va, and
Magnolia L. Harris, of Spoitsylyauia County,
Va.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
We We're Compelled

To enlarge our store In order to gain additional
space for our immense stock for the coming
season. Eiseman Bros, the Popular Price"
ClotEieIs and Tailors corner Seventh and L
streets,
National Republican., 1878-09-17
ReaI Fstate Trausfern.

Thomas II. CaIlan ct al, trustee, to John
Scanlon, for $1,000, lot II, square II; Timothy
d. DAILY ct al, to Henry McDermott, for 81 ,225
lot 7, square 3D3; l.. NJ. Saunders to Jacob T.
Burger, for 81 ,220, lot 81, square 5Si; R. A
Phillips to X. C, Foster, for $500, lot 40
square 26j.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
New Advertisements

Pnsc ball-Eagle v. Mutual.
Fur rent-HousCs No. 1872 and 1891 p street north.
west.
United States Ma~hals sale cofpropcrty in George
town.
National Medical Csllcgc Of the Columbian TINT.
vCr,ity.
br whte-EnSy fcrt-Orhcc Pennsylvania ave.
n"e apostle willarl> Hotel
National Republican., 1878-09-17

FoR upward OF thirty years Mrs, Winslov's sooth
ing syrup has teen used for children. II cOrreCu
Gcdity OF the stomach relieves wind collie regulates
the bowels cures dySontery and diarrhCea, whether
arising from tcething other causes. An old AM
well.tricd remedy. % cents bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-17

OUR FALL assortment now complete in every
department. Eiseman Bros, the Popular
Price Clothiers aud Tailors, corner Seventh
and L streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-17

FINE New York butter received daily at spicer
butter store, corner OF Ninth and L streets nprl
west Low prices, fine quality, aud fair dealing
are specialtiGs.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
ThcrmomeirIc Headings.
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic Stl'Cs ami NV Eny'aud
wormer southeast WINS Stationary and falling
barometer; clear or hay, Flowed .y cloudy
weather.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Wational Ntpublitaa.
Arrival Of Passenge. Trains.

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO pEPor NEW JERSEY AVE-
NUE. AND CsTREET.
- - NO,nino Frrinp.
sf:B N Y, Phil e Dos eI sl:5n, Baltimore accom-
ss:T. baltimore e1pruss t50, Baltmorc accom-.
1b0. Western expires. SOC, Y, Phil & Hos eH-
tNslaltlnOre accom- 5O. Western Mall
SIS, Fred. &C. Met brch ssS, Baltimore accom-
tS9 Baltimore Annapolis soG, Baltimore express
end way. 80, Western express
PS, MArtinsburg and TIn- -S.On Baltimore ptpre--s
Ee rstown &C, MET br'ch.' splA Y Phil 4 Hos 81.
slGS, Baltimore accom-. IS, baltimore accom-
nb. baltimore express
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted
81 For the time Of departure OF trains advsr.
dsements elseshere
National Republican., 1878-09-17
CdY17dgeS.
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

BUUI5, hHOFss, IIAISl WATCHE5, PISTOLS
Gan no so,, s,r ,,,o oItE;WELRY, NC, 49,.
Ing especially desired. for which The extreme value
VII be paid by calling on ar addressing HERzOd. Ss
Orders promptly attended ", maT2S-U
National Republican., 1878-09-17

WELLS MACHrSE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLIs
grs are still the best known. Their curative po,
en- far furpaS oil others.
National Republican., 1878-09-17

ARE you bilious. troubled with heanachc. dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c! Are you dys
peptie, nervous, dull, and lansuid' Averse 10 nl
exsrtion. Is your life miserable? You require =
change. Cleanse the SYSTEM, purify and renew tho
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggisu, Is cents per package, which makes q
quart of medicine,
National Republican., 1878-09-17

rcnOvsting your sUiled gloves with JOuYEs's In
DEROCs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents p
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-17

Is your hair harsh, dry and stlf' Does II refuse
10 curl! Dress it with IHoMIsON's oNADR OPriME.
An Oeaginous compound OF singular merit II
will improve 1t. sold by druggists &c. Price 2o.
and 81 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. J. II. S9uTER & Co.
Bankrrs Al6 Pennsylyanin ayenne
National Republican., 1878-09-17

Boys SUITS at popular prices. Eiseman
Bros, corner Seventh and L streets
National Republican., 1878-09-17
LIMITED STATES MARsuALs SALE

By vrt le Of writ Of hcri faCll- issued OF the
Clcrks Oce nf the supreme Court OF the DistrGl Of
Columbia, ami to ne directed, | Will sell at puLl!r
sIr, for cash, IN rOrt ct the court house door OF sal
DlsUlCt. MONDAY, the in day Of Oc o5rr lN?s ri
Il CiOck m, all the right, tillt ClrM ana Interest OF
tho c"!Hpl innnL In ana TO tho iOllowhg-lescrbed
property, to Wit:
!. Pafl OF q. Old Gcorg town, beginning on Bank
alley ., feet north from Brio street, thence north
~ ct, thence west IA feet thence ,Uud 81 feet theNcu
east 81 feet 20 the beginning
>. Part ~ bhi Gi OTgrtpwn, beginning Duck lana
OF Market street, 49, tr't south from Brig. street
trnrs Soath II iC"t, thence east 81 Il feet thence
north II et thence west % 81" fert to the bcg,nnIns
T. Paris Df - and -. Old GuuTgeOwn, OF which
Joseph R"ynUlS ditl s. lei and LpNSr,s', tho same
fronting II j-l2 feet til" south side OF tTarc street
Formerly CnelTy street ani running south Of TINT
wltg :; e Ihtn wdcnllV u Il AZ feet and running
buck of thEt width - t-l2 feet to Hrdtys ALLEY.
Levied upon ~ the property OF Marion r.. King u
SATISFY tCulJn No. Gl.U, Equity Docket Is favor VI
Iii G.brth J. Fulla!UYu.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
Gnrl Slues Marshal D. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtitut.tr. ,.l-.ft
National Republican., 1878-09-17

FALL OvERCOATs, n full assortment. Else.
man Bros, corner Seventh and + streets.
National Republican., 1878-09-17
Crates and FeRderS.

INllE LARGEST MANUFACTURE OF LOW
aud halflOw CRATES, for either hard or son coal
With dumpingHnd shaking attachments. Brass open
hTulacts, with andiTUns and basket CRATE, for wood
fires Brass Tenders, lire sets aud Coal.hods Of nn
t!Vue aud modern designs, Wholesale aud retail,
Low CGtimAtCs given To builders, contractors, and
Architects Liberal discount TO the trade.
j. H. COSONEH q CO,
800 and 3J5 Canal street, New York,
Au3.STuIhlins
National Republican., 1878-09-17

LADIES Ale Kid button shoes, French heels
our own make, only -. II. L. Strasburger :
Nos. 3OG-jl- Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-09-17

FALL and winter styles Of inc ,nyrs now
open nt II. l.. Strlsburgel'1, Nos. JtG 30S Scv.
outh stree.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

L,ARE REDUCED.
So TO BOSTON,
via the
FALL RIVER LINE.
EXCLUSION TICKETS IS.
Magnificent Steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
river " loot OF Of MurTay-st GEO. L. COMMON, o. +. A.
PTooEvn nasseneers transferred free by Annex boats
leaving foot Of Fuitonst al $50 y. m.
5IIEOY ROATS CITIZENS LINE. - Sure
connections with all North East and West
PARE GREATLY REDUCED. FIRST CLASS, 81 DECk'
N] JOc EXCURSION, sl 90.
Entirely magnificent STEAMBOATS, leave daly except
sstnrIsv M o. M from Pier 4e " r. foot DerOyst state
rooms and tickets at Dodds Express VaA broadWa
NJ A. anu NOu''''" JosEPH CORNELL. GsnL supt
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
miscellaneous.
5ieamboals ano Railroads

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
IL TRAINS PROM NEW.NORk
BAITIMORR AND ONO IkNIHOAu-ENprcs- for Washington
and the Wost-S2Q a. m Express for Washington aud the
SOuth-lOO Express for Washington, the south, and
West-9OO j. m.
ERIE RAILwAY-9;OO a. IN. and 600 and 7 y. m. Manuel
Spring Valley and MOnS'y. 100 N4j a. IA. 4.ij y. m.t
NEwN CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1880, and llOO
a. H.. aud 40 g. $50. and IL y. N.
/ a In 4 4. III.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW.JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station in New York. foot Of LibeTtyst
Commencing Nov 20, lS77-Irains leave as follows -
$50 q. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton. BelydcTe Mauch
Chunk TamaquA WilkcsbaNe, ElmTa, &c. Connects at
Junction with ID /. X X.
$40 a. mEOr High Bridge Branch, EasOn, HarrlsDug
Mauch CnunK. TamaGua Hazeton Wnkesbarre, Scranton
Wi!hamspOu, &c.
IUI5 IN. and i3O p m.-For somcrvIe and Remington
p. m.-FOr Pennington, EasOn Meuch Chunk, TamaqnS
Wilkesba1e Scranton, TukhannOck Tamaqua Hazelt0n'
Reading POttsve Harrisburg, &C. ,
p. m-FOr High Bridge Branch EastOn, Dclvdete ana
Mauch Chunk. Connects at Junction with d. j. and W ~ ~
630 daily For Eason, Allentown, and Harm OurS
S:25 y. m.-FOT EastOn.
For trains TO local points see timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at $50 n. ~ p. m. tot
Bound Brook and intermediate points aud at O3O M i
EastOn, Reading, and Harrisburg
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth AubOy Red Bank Long Bfahch
ocean Grove &c. at 10. ll45. a. M I, 6l5 r. III uEy
Stages MattaWan station 10 ana
PORT, and at Squau 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Il connections Leave foot Of Iibortyst, Tor freeho "'
S;lj, ll45 a. H., 4, 5:lJ ?. IN.
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
Drp @Ooos.
KIN ZE.Y'S

CLEARING SALE,
BEFORE REMOVING To
eTH.AvENUE.
k2t: st & ESsOg1 rSs Grains hs &c. &c. &C. {srS Tard
snks and velvets, zoe. yard up.
AO'' o' i'einnAn'' CLOSING Out kinney.
Ir Rear Store thousands Of yards
Fnnges, Gmps Braids Galloons,
And Bead Trimmings. 1cr &C.. &c. yard y,xzpv
Large lot Of Black sIlk Fringe c &c., sc. yard up.
Rich Bead Trimmings, &c. yard up ,,,>,,rv
Lots Of Iaces lc, O.. Sc. &C. yard up
Real Gupure Laces, lOc. yard up. ,,,~,pv
Linen and Lace Collars lc. &c.
Bar gains in Lace Goods y,,,rx
Lots Of Kid Gloves. lOc, 2Oc., 25c pair.
English Berlin Gloves, &c. and lOc pair ,1,~,rx
Large lot of two obutton Kid Gloves
New shades and operas at 20c. pair ,,,,.,,,,,
Lot of Hosiery, 7c, Sc, lOc., l2ch. pair.
SIX embroidered Balbrggans, lie. ,,,>zp1
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched &C. mp. ,,r>,1rv
Handkerchief, silk, l5c.. l7c up.
Handkercluefs, coured borders Dc, lOc up ,,,,,y,,
Lots of Embroderies lc. yard up
Embroidery Trimmings, lc, &c, &C. yard ,,,~,py
Great bargains in Underwear
In Ladies' ana Misses, very low r,,,,rv
Corsets sacques Chemiscs Drawers,
Night-dres'. Skirts, all closing out. ,,,xzpy,
bargains in Linen Towels &c. up.
Every department closing out ,,,,.,,.,.
Immense bargains in Jewelry Department
Goods selling at your own prices
kinney.
Bargains I'm Combs, Brushes PeTfumeros,
SOapsI POTcmOunaics Belts, Fans. &c, &c. ..,,r,,
You can bny any Of our Fancy Goods
stock at about had original cost ..,..,,..
PaIian Statuettes Toilet Sets Vases.
Cups and ~auccts, aud Russian Leather Goods,
Swiss Goods, SILVER plated Ware,
"'''"''' kinney.
Dolls, Work baskets Crystal Goods,
japanese Goods, Vienna GIT Goods, &C. -...-,,,,.
on or before the lst Of May viii
Remove t0 6thave. between 18Th and l6tl-Sts.
WM. kinney, ,,.,,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

BARNuMS
NEW AND GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
3dave. and 63d.st.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
THE MAGNIFICENT TRAINED STATIONS
In a variety of FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL l. ACTS surpass
ing anything before witnessed.
First In America Of the
GREAT ENGLISH CLOWN,
j. HOLLOWAY.
MISS KITTY STOKES
her sensation bareback act
champion Of the world in his dash
and thrilling equestrian scenes.
Mr.. JOHN BACHELOR, the CHAMPION LEAPER ana
SOMMERS AULTIoT will perform his peIious feat OF turn
ing A TRIPPLE SOMMERSAULT over the backs OF
SIX ELEPHANTS
accomplished attempted by any One
MILE. MARIE DELORME,
her peculiar feats Of strength.
NEW SCENES IN THE RING.
NEW WONDERS IN THE MUSEUM
NEW ANIMALS IN TIE ENAGEHlE:
NEW NATURALLININGC CURlOSITIES.
TO AVOID THE IMMENSE CROWDS AT MIG III. 81:
CURE SEATS IN ADVANCE, OR ATTEND THE DAILY
AITEgN OON EXHIBITIONS.
DOORS OPEN AT and r. NJ. .u.
ADMISSION % and so CENTS.
Reserved seat % cents extra.
BARNUM'S GREATEST SHOW on EARTH
VIII open In PHILADELPHIA ON MONDAY APRIL ~, for
onew W. only.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
6tealuboais ano RAILROADS..

7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A A OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan !,
1877 Leave looi OF COurand ana Desbrosses
$50 Night day iSr Pas9n ps,nehem @
mira ithca Auburn Rochester Bunaio Niagara Falls and
' " R0B'f ii. SAYRIy sup't. and Engr.
o.n.ral Fsstern once Church aud CouTtandt ats
CHAS. Il CUMMINGS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

FARE REDUCED. oa,,o>,
EXCURSION TICKETS, -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers sToNINGTON andhHODE ISLAND
leave Pier 49, North River. at p IN daily
except sundaysl -
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN win
leave STONINGToN at $3.50 a. m.
Tickets at all the principal ticket 0inees and
secured at All Offices Of WeseOtts Express Co.,
and at 363 Broadway. ..
PROVIDENCE LINE
Preight ony) leave daily Except SundayS az
p from Pier 30 North River foot OF Warrenst ffeisus
via either line lowest rates. ~, ,,. co, pa.s n,
D. s. BABcocK, Pres L. w. fILANs, ool. Isos 1ass
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
TO PHILADELPlllA%,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three DepOs in

Eonreen Through Trains each daily three DepUs in
Philadelphia, two IN New'iOrA.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment ana the Fastest
1lne consistent with absolute saieW
On and after November IL, lsiG -
Express Trains via DesOrOses ana COrt
landt streets Ferries follows: . ma q, oo
1880 500 (930 imitedj ii a g. ., O. $50 $780,
anu ~ sunday a. m o D. , 3d. :, ,,i,b All roc iratns
Boats OF "BToOkyn Annex" connect WIN al " ,
at Jersey Cy, anOrding speedy ana uicet anSi'i ior
Brooklyn travel. ,.-ooo oo- = 7.oo o
Returning trains leave Philadelphia $50, 333s Z I30
$50 and III n m (imited Express. 1885 p mi 4, b3O 4
and 1885 m and ~ midnight on sunday o@o' 900 T. o
$50 % 4, 1885 p. and II mtdnighI ,,o, uon.o
Ticket offices. 52d aud 944 Broadway no; No ronrts
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fultonst, Bro2kiyn
Nos ia liG and llS Hudson St. Ho0oken DepoI Jersey
CITY. Emgrant Ticket once, No. Battery yplaoen
FRANK THOMSON T. 4, n. AZ -, an,
nernlM hcnl fa'schgtI hsthe
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
-EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. M O
Leave New York for Trenton and Philadelphia at ooo ,os
you $50 n l3O $3.50, $50, IL D. In and at p III '
Trenton
Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Ha'
road Third aud Befkssts 1909 1880 $3.50. ll'oO Il ~
1890 $50, $3.50 y. -. -, o o.
500 1920 1918, 2:l5 4:lO. 6:l5 p. III. 100 -.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the gU
$3.50 trains om New York to the 1880 In l5o n'
trains from Philadelphia. -, r,,.,.,.,ta a,
SUNDAY TRAISS-ieave New.York and philadelphia a5 ~
$50 63O ~ p Leave New 0ik iof trenton ~ ~ o nv
a. m 80 D. M leave Trenton at l.20 1920 M 6IO III.
Tickets Tor sale foot OF Lberyst, Nos Oh ana " =
Broadway at the principal hotels all offices Of the Erie ha
way NewYOIk and brooklyn aud at NO COufts BfooA'
' II. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-Mcrchants' EX-
"a press Line-Elegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEW CHAMPION viii leave daily SATURDAYS excepted Tor
Albany for passengers and freight which will be lower than
by other line from Canal ST. North RIVER, at ma
ing connection with all trains north aud west. Meals
30 cents. a. T.. BLACK, Supt
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usatOnic
hp and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer bridgeport
leaves CathaTnesp daily Sundays eXcepte) at 1880 n
aud Bridgeport at IL ..
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

COOK, WASHER, and IR0NER.-By a tidy
~ young girl who good plain cook and excellent aund
is strictly sober honest and VIII give satisfaction 70 any
engaging country; best references. Can be
al COZ 6th-aye. 35thst
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

C0OK.-A competent woman as first-class
~ cook: excellent baker, city country best city
references; will assist wcshiDg 155 West 5lsst