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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06
AS TO RESUMPTION.

The banking and currency committee Of
she house Oh representatives, at a meeting
held to-day, directed Chairman Buckner
when the senate amendments to the house
bill for the repeal of the resumption act was
reached on the house calendar, to move its
reference to the banking and currency COM
mlttee. While this was the only definite ac-
ton taken, there was an earnest discussion
on the resumption outlook, and the
chances of Sherman succeeding in bring
ing about better times, and at the
same time maintaining resumption. To
the surprise of the members of the committee,
General Ewing stated that, while he had the
gravest apprehensions that the Sherman plan
was impractlcable, and was fraught with real
danger to the business and industrial inter-
ests of the country, yet from henceforward
there should be no move made on his part to
hamper Secretary Sherman in executing the
laws. He SAID that large majority OF the
Democratic party had already placed itself on
record against enforced resumption, but to
continue the antagonism further would only
give Sherman the opportunity to lay at the
feet of the Democrats the burden of the fail
ure, if resumption proves failure. 1t would
give him the chance to say: 81 would have
succeeded but for the clatter of these inAa-
tlonists, and the alarm their wild talk pro-
duced upon the country" There was desul-
tory discussion upon the resumption subject
by nearly all the members, and, while there
was actually no recorded vote, or even tacit
agreement to the fact, it was the feeling
on the part of all that the banking and cur
rency committee would do nothing to place
straw in Sherman's way. General Ewing
says he does not believe there will be any
financial legislation at this session, unless it
be to authorize certain dues to be paid in
greenbacks, and some provision made to ap-
preciate the deprecated trade-dollsr.
MEXICAN WAR PENSIONS.
Mr.. Hewitt, of Alabama, will make an ef-
fort tomorrow to go into committee of the
whole, to consider the bill granting pensions
to soldiers of the Mexican war. This is the
bill which was SO desperately fought by the
Republicans last session, and there is no in
dication that they will abate their opposition
to it now. The bill to regulate Interstate
commerce comes over as unfinished business,
and as Mr.. Reagan is very anxious to get it
through, he will probably antagonize the
pension bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06
WEATHER ORGANIZATIONS.

WAR Dept. SIGNAL SERVICE U. s. Army,
IHURspAY. Decsmber .. lS7R. 10 % m.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAR DKPT., OFFICE ca. SIG. OFFICER.
WAsHIAarOH, December 3. l am.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06

Senator Cameron WIS. I, from the COM
mittee on privileges and elections, reported
resolution to print Tor the use of the commit
tee one hundred copies of the report made to
the committee by Senator Cameron in the
matter of the claim of David T. Corbin for a
seat in that body as senator from South Car
DINA. Agreed to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06
Gaining a Complete Victory-Slight
Losses of the British Forces
Two Officers Killed.
Enthusiastic Reception of the Emperor
and Empress of Germany on their
Return TO Berlin-Gari-
baldi's Opinion.
Short Speech from the Queen. Of
Which Lord Granville Com
plains-0ther Matters.

LAHORE, December 5.-General Roberts
has gained a complete victory over the
ameer's forces, capturing Piewar Kpotal
and all the Afghan cannon. The enemy s
loss is heavy. The British lost eighty killed
and wounded. Captain Kelso, of the artil-
lery, and Major Anderson, of the pioneers,
are Among the killed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06

The Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer telegraphs under date of
the third: One of the colored preachers of
this city offered g prayer for congress on Sun
day, in the course of which he said; 80 Lord,
Thou seest all these congressman flocking to
this city like fishes to the apostles net. o
Lord, have mercy on these poor sinners and
preserve them from. Cancellation with the
! devil, for the good Lords sake
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06

WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Vice
President announced as the special commit
tee ON yellow-iever investigation, Senators
Harris, Mathews, sLamar, Paddock, Conoyer,
Garland and Eustls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
l1coposdIs
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

i DEPoT QUARTERSiAsIERs oFEcE, llS9 Gir9sJJdd;st,
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate with copy q this
advertisement and Of the instructions 10 Odes s "a
1873 for furnishing the o. Quarernasters Departments
WI" TTo be DELIVERED at the ouaremasters Depot at San
i0So Campaign Hats $500 Forage Caps 10000 pairs
woolen STOCKINGS $4,000 pairs white BERN o6 SSNe5 p Vyo
ets 10 Wall Tents 40 Wall Tent Flies 90 sets wal Lent
flannel ngIs tS9 @Sg i S SSDtSSS i flannel
STo Ne delivered at The Gartermasters Depot PhlS
dephia Jeaersonyine Ind o. ooo r,rs, sbrng Elan
mel light quality 100 900 yards shifting Flannel heavy
Tito be delivered ouartemasers Depot at letter
Az Relves $50 sets stencil Plates 5000 Mosquito
bars single 1880 Wal Tents $3.50 Wall Tent Files dsS0
Tsnt.Poes 1000 scrubbng Brushes. -,
IVTo be delivered at the ouartermasters Depot at Ph
OeiP S1o Helmets untrimmed 1000 Helmet Hair Pames
met TOT Pieces and Plume sockets 1000 Helmet Esges
1900 pars Helmet Scrolls and Rings 2OC1 Helmet sl 6S
Campaign $1,000 Fo5age Caps 700 cresSe9.s i9s Ssps
Rides; 10000 Numbers; 10000 Letters 10000 pairs
WSSs9 siGasns Ua Ra BsO s pairs over
shoes 1880 Wool Blankets 500 storm Fags 2So0 sT F
boots 1000 yards Facing Cloth 10000 YARDS fark PCS, S
Yards sky blue Kersey light quality 5000 yards Canvas
PADDING Loco yards black sea i S yB Sks 10
900 Hooks and Eyes 1000 9 G0ds BaoPs se5 SSS
$1,000 poos black Thread $4,000 spools white Cot
S TsTsSa 1 ~ 5 po sSo a% heT es e
pounds 1000 lbs swedes Malls ioS 30 ~ aS 1o H. toS
bcurs Machine Thread 300 balls Hard Wax 10 gross steel
Lasting Tacks la incn. ,,,,--..,,.s - "a
dea are informed full compliance with specincauons
viii be insisted upon and that no article inferior TO the STAMP
The Goyefnent reserves the right to reject or an
bids -. -, ,o....,. .,roysrc
ton and manufacture Conditions price and quality being
canal and euch preference Will be given 10 articles on
meosn production and manufacture produced ON me IA
cfdc Coast 10 the OF the consumption required ~
me public service there "ReUtsed StEtie 80 10
me articles which are be used in the states ana
r Of the Pacc Coast win be received and inspected NJ san
Francisco Cal. - =. ~ a.rs ana ofher Infor.
nation apply al this Office . - .so,so, .. prono.als
Co.. Ml,tar Snnpies and addressed 20 the underseneo
nv ors.r OF tie Quartermasier q eneral -. -,
~ w " D. ii. RUCKER Asst. or. MI General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
Eoet an0 founo.

DANK BOOK LOST-Bank book No, 44S,-
ID 1914 Of the Bowery savings Bank Is missing Ie %
the bank. II not resioTed before
day OF September 1875 application viii be maze 10 inc
bank for new book
DANK BOOK I0ST'-Bank book NO. 434,-
2O3 of tho Bowery Savings Bank Is missing. The ner
requested IL 10 the bank IL not restored app'
ton will be made TO the bank for new BOOK.
I OST-Banl- book on Blocker Street Bank
IL No 373,6O2. Return the same TO the bank.
T OST-Pass-book No. 95,435. Deliver to
~ German savings Bank city.
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stfamuoats ann RaiIroans.

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
IAThe finest steamers thewOT the DREW JOHN,
VIII leave Pier Al, North River foot Canalst dalY
days e1ceptedl az d D. m.
STATER0ONlS. 81 and So
Connecting at Albany with express trains SARATOGA
LAKE GEORGE LAKE CHAMPLAIN, the ADIRON-
DACKS MONTREAL and points NORTH and WEST
Tickets for principal and all OF wescott
Express Offices in New-YOrk md BROOKLYN Brooklyn pas
sengers transferred free by {" mex" boats -
THIS Is THE
ONLY NIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS SELLING
TICKETS AND CHECKING BAGGAGE TO
PLACES ON THE NETWORK CEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
Bankrupt Notires.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
~ STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT o. NEW;
YORK.-In the matter OF CHILLEON b. DECKER and
HENRY GATES, bsnkrupts-M BANERUPIcY-A warrant
Bankruptcy issued by said Court against %
estate CHILLEON b. DECKER and HENRY GATES, OF
the city OF NewYOrk OF the County Of Hewf on OF
State NewYork said District adiudged bankrup upon
petition creditors and the payment Of any deb ana
property belonging &c said bankrups 70
em their use and the transfer Of any property D
forbidden by law meeting OF the creditors OF sRd
banupts to prove their debts and choose one OF more
assgnees Of their estate viii be held &C Court OF BANK
rupcy to be holden at No 152 Broadway IN the CITY OF
York In said District on the 9th day Of sePSm3er Al
al m the office OF Henry wider Alien,
~ - ~ LOUIS +. PAWN
Marshal.-MessenRer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BROOKLYN, FLArBUsH AND ooNEY ISLAND
RAILWAY.
TIME FROM NETWORK, 40 MINUTES.

TIME FROM NETWORK, 40 MINUTES
On and after MONDAY August 10, trains viii leave Long
Island Depot at Fatbushaye and Bedford station as ol-
FIATBUsH AVENUE STATION at $780, .73O, $50.
elO GAL 1910 041, ll;l0 ll:25 1850 1905 1880
l245. IlO 125. l:5O 205 2SO 246, $40. 325 300 40
428 4:45 300 6l5 6:30 545, 900 6;l5, $50 645. 800
7l5 1890 TAO, $780, s6, 500, $40 9lO, 920, $780, lO2O
1l:O6 p. IN.
Leave Bedford station at .636 1885 1885, 915 96 1915
1O4B lll5 1890 1l55 1911 1885, l26l 1:l6, l2
Loo 2:lO 1885, 300 1915, $780, 300 4l5 433, 400 6O5
300 0:5 $500 600 $40 63j, b:5O 700, lzO 1880; 1OO,
S:O5 $40 S:35, $50, 915. $3.50, 955, 1926 lilo p m
Leave Prospect Park station from minutes later.
Trains marked do not run on Sundays
RETURNING LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short
intervals from 600 a. H. TO ii p M
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTER.
NOON AND EVENING. AND GRAND SACRED CON
CERTS EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVEN-
ING ON THE PLAZA OF HOTEL BRIGHTON, BY
CONTERNO'S CELEBRATED TWENTYTHlRD REGI'
MENT BAND.
the only wordrenowned Cornet sooist Will give grand
selection at each concert
FLATBUsH AVENUE DEPOT is reached BY F1atbush
Avenue Bergen and Atlantic Avenue Cara from Full
ton Wall south, and Hamilton Ferries. -
BEDFORD DEPOT is reached by Rapid Transit Franklin
and NOstrand Avenue and Bergen street cars
Grand Street Houston Street. Roosevelt street. South
seventh street and Hamilton Avenue Ferries -
Tickets from FIATBUSHAVEr round trip, 40 CENIs.
Single, % CENTS. BEDFORD, round trip. 40 CENTS;
single. % CENTS. PROSPECT PARK, round TIP ~
'A'' i9' ". f. DoRwIN. Superintendent
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Rrnl estate TO @rrhanae.

EXCHANGE for farm or country residence
~ desirable New.YOrk City tenement property 10 nne
oIotr and rented. J. o. HoYI son. 4 Pine-st
KANSAS CITY. MO,-BROOKLYN, n. y
IN party who il about to locate in Kansas City would
exchange Brooklyn unncumbered lots for Kansas City OF
other Western real estate rutland q WHITING,
3 Beakman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
for the South FRN DISTRICT of NEW YORK-In the
matter Of JAY F. DARR6N bankrupt-IS BANKRJPICY...
Warrant in bankruptcy has issued by said COnrt
against the estate OF Jay BARRON, OF the county OF
New-York the of NewYOrK I'm said DistrlcL az
Judged bankrupt the petition OF ms creditors ana
the payment any debts ana the delivery OF any properly
belonging 20 said bankrupt him TO his use, ah1
the transfer Of any property by him. are iorna i y,
by law meeting Of creditors OF eald Dankfupt 70
prove their debts choose more asslgnees oI
the estate will held Court OF Bankruptcy 70 Qe
at BeeKmanst IN the CITY OF New. YORK III
said District on the Of September, A. d. lsIA at
NJ the office of James T. Dwight esquire one Vi
the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court , ,,o-
IOTTIS " PAYN. Marshal.-MesseDgor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
MANHATTAN BEACH.

The Great Seaside Resort OF NewYOrk.
and half miles Of Ocean Beach.
Uneouaed Bathing The finest bathing estabshment
in existence, costing over SjO,OOO
The Grand Hotel
Pavilion on the coast
The beautiful Amphtheatre
The wonderful Electric Lights
The Marine Railway two miles along the surL
The Boating at the East End
Grafula's celebrated 9TH Regiment Band (orty peces)
every afternoon and evening.
TIME TABLE VIA GREEN POINT.
Take steamer HANCOCK, foot 23d-st East River 20 Man.
Beach Railway Depot across the river at GreenPolnt
-four minutes az 845, 945 1045, l1;2 1l45 1915,
i245 100 1850 22J $50 3;l5, 357425 400, 516, $3.50.
0;l5 B45, 7:2O aud 7:45 D.
' ONLY AZ minutes TO the Beach
Or via Bay Ridge
take steamers d. r. MARTIN and THOMAS COLLYER,
from 22d-sL, North River, 8. TO- IL, H. l. 2 T. 667
Iefcyst North River sIO, 1910 IliO 1910. 49, 2lo.
$40 4:l0 $40, $40, 7:l0. 49,. 49, - . -.
North River, 925, 1921 ll2o, l225, l:So' <:zos
1925, 425, 6:25, 1925.
Returnng-Trains Manhattan Beach for NewI0rk.
via ClreenpoinU every half hour 10 Top. m.
Returning VIA Bay Ridge every hour up TO $3.50 p No.
Excursion Tickets, good either route 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
Galts pp Qurnon

WILL be sold at public auction, on the 80 sd
auconeer IN front No so Lafayettepace NeWYorK ten
horses ave carriages and four sets doublehaTnesS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blank s t Of SveB s S' Years ar = $1,000
BeSsSn AWE and dl 7eth 5000
o.e n save " 1staye of 76th-st years. 7,5Ot
,o ~ same W lstave N Of 76thst years....... 1850
SANE 70 same, lstave OF 76th-st years.. HeOo
Hos sssi reS Of is I sii I5OOC
InS SIsc5 GS.i Of oatRorn i SyeSTs 5000
Robbins, Henry and wife to the Equitable Lie As
sCraBce Society, 5th-ave, Of 3Sth-st Qn place
Ofmortgage satisfied to-day year 10000
Sandy samuel and wife TO Anna Of Peters, NO 2S9 80,
schultz Sts M'r demand "a Saus !oo 5000
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Corporanon Notlles.

NOTICE.-JAMES NJ. OAKLEY g. co,
~ AUCTIONEERS. win sell &C PUBLIC AUCTION ~
order Of the DEPARTMENT Of DooKsi on AU@@EsF ~
Js7s AZ 70 O'CLOCK NJ certain lots Of OLD MATERIAL
tncnane FeryhOas Sheds, &c, aud Ends OF DOCK Piles
For fu Information The City Record Copies Tor sale a.
No. City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Aug. %,

NKw.YoRK. Thursday, Aug %, 1873
The following sale was held at the Ex-
.hanRe salesrOOm to-day:
RU John T. Boyd
astory frame and 4-stOry br1ck building with
'iofs 40 no CannOnst l25 Il of Grandst, lot o
25xlOO Charles Stewart and Josephine Knight. s5lOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
rI,nE ERIE RAILWAY viii herenfter b

HNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
kV y ~ ~ Pl% F
or TRAINS, taking effect June ., 1878: r,o.. ~
room coaches Bufalo and Suspension Bridge -. = :,
m vi hS" Taps b. the West and South
vest Pumans best dawingroOm sleeping coaches 10 But
NiO p DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
natl Chicago without change also hotel dining cars
C9'S S' g%S-Emigrant train for the West
trains leave Chambers street Depot New:forG Tor m
Newark go $50 ilSG a. M S55 t 1 6aS 49, d99
81 & az. sRS 5 Pn,'' 5'S 5o iq Il n@sd K
Sundays $50 lC a. M Ii 9 g o p ana ~ mi9IgnS
las s. $40, $40 Alb. $50 o bb Gd5 $40 2 g. TO-
P.4b $50 ~ M and IL midnight =, - .
night suadays G. $50 loi5 LAS. ESQ., p and u
SX1aTweE 745, lO;l5 a. m, 4:yO p. IN. -, -
Eewburgh 7t5, M; $3.50 4s1P N. sundays s:So m
SsSsn. Co., TI5 900 1915 M $50 $40 4SO 700 p
sqndays eoS SS9 6 lo H. M e'? ~ 40 TOO D. M
Sundays $780, 1915 NJ $780, 100 IN. Inc a. yVO - ln,
Midland T. r.. At Main-st ,os ~ 1qo eoo 7.oo n m.
Port Jeryis $40 300 20; V and 700p m, OOO' ''O0
Trains leaving Chambersst on even =. nan s
before 900 p % lo1 ,ySBs Sns oham6esst on quarter
hours leave Twontyirdst tnI ~ sonnecting With
trains leaving C6ambersst at 1000 p M ana I<'Oo mi-
for passage and aparEents in and
ons coaches be obtained and orders for the
snS ' gg tol 5Ss Or 57 BROADWAY N " No cOurtT
brooklyn or At the Company sdePo in NewYor at TBS
NJ no no ana A iYS general gent NewYO
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
Trains leave for EngeSOsd co se so $50 SO D
m saturday nights only at llSO ln 9uhuAyS 'V'
M ANA eioe Valley and Monsey 100 o45 40
M JNo. N. ABBOTT. oeDerh Pass'r Agent Ne".ioiA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
Bnslnees Ghances.

ANY PARTY having $4,000 TO loan on
"a rstclars security for year, al good rate oi ln
est o. r., Post Office Box LOS Concord MI
TOR SALE, or will lease for term OF years
"A small country store, Post Office and farm one nour
and thirty minutes BY rail from NcNNOrk city For parueu'
lars address 5. W. Woodbury., Queens Co, N. v
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Aelu n0anteo

A DVERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ VoRK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THEUP
TOWN OFFICES, No 23S broadway corner Thirty Isa
~ ar aus West Twenty thirdst, EghthnYei 1Ob
Thirdave cor FOrtysoventhst At tho HARLEM ofEdCh,
Ma ss1 Third ave, One hundred andtW
IHariem Savings Bank Building, up 10 NJ al regular
Office rates
A GENT WANTED--TO sell the CHARTER
~ OAK sUIRTSD Must be acquainted with the trade urn
a. 'SactoT referencea and sell commission Can sell
win other goods running same trade Address
eTneffenea and references MCCULLOUGH ROBERTSON'
Hartford. Conn. -----
EARAIER and wife wanted to take charge
of and work farm mustbe steady an6 reabie ana s9s
afraid work Address D. M Uptown IIlOuho Voo i@''
Broadway.
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Wtenn stsamsrs.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FNMAN LINE, ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF Observation-Disclosures, August 81. 2 a. IN.
CRY OF MoNTREA TN RsSAY. Sept f. $50
CABIN. $50 ana sioO gold Return tickets tAvOrs
sTEERAGE, 500, currency. Drafts atlOwest ratee
Saloons state rooms smoking and BATH rooms amldsiipA
JOHN G. DXIE AGENT I' 81 and 50 BfSeaGwSy ny
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These Steamship sail regularly at p A. from
Pier no. 10, North River. as follows r., =,
Steamship Steamship sANrixG0 De wEbNEsDAf sept
TILTAM r SYDE CO. So 4 IsgsH5
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw;YoRX.
comPANYs PI ddoi 81 s SEC HoBoKEE
MOSEL..... sat Aug "a DONA U..........sat sept
R2f OF ssL 4Ef rSm to
FIRST ToS AAVRE or B6EnEckp 1N $780, gold
Return Ticket ar Tsd5ss5 Sa S PTeSS stesrags OorA
fOiHeiSh'Of pass" OF HONS Co. BOwlingereen
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For SAILING G% FsF tCS a G isTaMU NOF oF FFxSAx
steamship AcApCLGo sa9taay AHggSt 81; ue1ioo
s5o@ sam t TT P 5&P3 2d ER 81
From san Francisco TO sandwich islands, Australia nd
StesmShp CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday sept.2
For freight or passage %pPy at Vompa AN Once on on
al Cmpany's Ticket Office. No. 257 broadway. -
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA. PERNAMBUCO BAHIA
AND RIO DIE JANEIRO. -. -. -.
The new hrstClass iron steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JANEIRO Captain Wier Will the above ports on ri
DAY sept q, at p Freight at low rates taken Tor
No fIeeht received day Of sailing Freight payable
delivery Of Bills of Lading.
Freight received 81 times Roberts Dock, BrO0@
INSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LIN e.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSU RANCE CAN EffECE
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight engagements OF passage having elegant 40
"Pp'' '" c. H. MALLORY & CO., Agents.,
Office, Pier 20 East River
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOJce-The OF this Line take the Lane routes
recommended ny Lieut. Many T. = NJ ON both the out"au
and hOmeward voyages. - a. q -
BALTIC v ~
ADBIATIC Capt thursday sept D noon
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PIER o. NORTH
RIVER.
pOinments. Saloon, StaterOoms. Smoking ana Bath
placed anidshps where the noise and motion ae
ahOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto unatnaOe
iRIAfEs-saOon $50 and 500. god Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Steeiage, 80.
0either cattle sneep. nor piga
ror inspection plans and other mtormauon apply az the
C0mpany's Offices No. 81 Broadway, Now York -,
r. J. CORTIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
GREENWOOD LAKE.

GREENWOOD LAKE.
SPECIAL EXCURSION.
EVERY SUNDAY AND FRIDAY
VIA MOntclar and Greenwood Lake Railway Train leaves
NewYork COurlandt and Desbrosses ats & and
Jersey CITY $50 am Special round trip tickets sold at Jersey
City only 81 o. including steamer trip the Lake 81 90
SPLENDID FISHING AND BOATING.
MAGNIFICENT MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
RECORDED AssIGN8lLNrs OF MORTGAGE
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE nj w
~ YOPK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT yHE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. 12S, Broadway cor Thrtyi,T
Al or SOS West Twenty thrd-st, Etghthave goo
Tipiave cor Forty seventhst; at the HARLEM OFFICE
N0 22Sl Thirdave Onehundred and ytourthst
0farem wings Bank Budingl up 70 p N, at regular
Office rates
A MADISON-AVE. corner HOUSE for SALE.
n New plan look at it. No. 95S.
NO. 766 MADISON-AVE., near Central Park
IN and 65th-st-Finest me(iumsze house with superb
dinng.rOOm extension offered az decided bargain;
V. X. STEVENSON, IT,
ST.-Valuabe corner will be sold
w very low to prompt purchaser
rutland & WHITING. BeekmaD-st
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MnsirdI SnstrumeTEs

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL a. CO.,
"A. No. rs EAST l4TH-SE
Chickering's Senways and other Pianos and organs low
for cash. oD instalments and for rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
~ \ N Il IILAL NJ
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.


EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
leave NeWlnik' foot OF ldbertyst, for Trenton and
philadelphia al 500 g. $780, 1913 ll3O l3O. 4, 53O
~ p. M. ana az $50 p M. for Trenton.
Leave Phadepha from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third and Berksst az $50 way, 40 $780, ll3O a.
M, $50. 2;3O, 4:l5, 6:io IL p. M.
Leave trenton for NUWHOrk at 2O Except MOnGay $780,
sl3, 1910 o. NJ, 1915, 2;l6. 3. Abb 630p. m.
Pullman DrawngrOom Cars attached to the $3.50
trains from PHILADELPHIA
SUNDAY TRAINs-Leave New.Ylrk and Philadelphia at
m, 5:3O, IL Leave New-HOrk FOR Trenton nc .
a m. b3D m Leave Trenton &C :2O 900 a m, 6;l0 p M
Connection Is made st Jersey CITY station by ferry ana
from brooklyn 9ud I:rie depot Jersey city. zoo A.,
Tickets for sale at loot 0f Ibertys Nos. b29 and 9lf
Boadway, at the principal hotels an offices u the Erie Raj
in Newly Ork and brooklyn AMI at No COurtst Brook
yn. Baggage checked from residence 10 destination.
ii. 7. BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agent
FOR R0ND0UT and KINGST0N-Fare IS
y cents NEWBUhGH and below 80 CENTS Land at High
land Falls tMte Point, Cornwall NGwburg Marlboro Nil
ton, POUbHkEEPSlE EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell aud James W. Baldwin leave dairy at Pier 81
North RIVER foot Of HarusOn-st.
EORNEW-HAVEN,M ERIDEN, HARTFORD,
Il SPRINGFIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL.
aud intermediate points Steamers leave Pier 20 f. H. at
p M sund1ys included and p M sundays excepted con
Springfield &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked at 944
broadway New York, and CouTts Brooklyn Excursion
10 NewHayenand return, 81 90.