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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
The following is statement showing the real esta
recorded in the Registers Office Noven

Der %. 1875
nxcoRpFp xoRruAGxs
Adams. Clara and husband, to Luis r. Walton,
Chapman, Joseph H., 10 Clarence " Chapman
gusrdian, &cl Of s3d * Of I'd .y years 2,2e6
Of Sis. ST; year 116oO
and sIst st.; your 1880
Same 10 William Irwin, v Of Lexington sv,
iTih r. n cf slst St 1ycar.................. $500
Same to Nicholas Bcjman, n. W. corner Of Lcxing.
insion LAY. Az and slst st.; & months aoD
Irving Elisabeth y to Albert I.ud,am,s q s. Of irSth
riahcrty, Michael TO ii. Moore. q ". corner Of I'd
Same to same q of iosth ST. W Of I'd av years s1D
OF soth st., ". of LIST av; months. ......... 10000
81, W. Of 9th av.; months tbs......,.......... 2I0O
Kellogg. Fannie aud husband, to the Mutual Life In.
surancc Company, s ". corner OF Lexington av.
Same 10 Oscar Pfcifcr property, 2u
Kopf, Elisabeth 10 Conrad Brown, W !. q washing.
ton dot No 2t6, 23d ward); years.......... $40
Knhkc, Henry and wife, to Ellen Rogers, n w. cor
ner q esh ay aud assh !. years ;,.,..;.s 5000
others executors Ac. s. OF Beach st., OF Iind. -
Isrrhs. Mary *. to John Cavanash, Of soh st.,
Mecready. Frederick and wife, to Benjamin o.
storms n - Of f,th ST., W. Of I'd avi yesr.... 1900
Miics, Jacob, TO Catherine A. Hurley, No so Canal
Mcwbrey ye1vs Anthony and wc to W III Dcfores,ss
Of sstL st. W of Madison year. 17om
Muidocn, bernhard and wife, TO VI II Do Forrest,
Taylor Douglass aud wfc. TO the Mutual Life In
surancc Company, No. los Clinton place year. sOoo
tee AcJ g. 8 isth ST., Of 9th av; ycar........ 100
RECORDED ssSigssESrs or MORTGAGES
Cockey Beal to John Webber. er.........t....... 245Q
hsimes =. iaos3
Union Dime savings Institution 70 4. H. Nichols. 4soS
Same 70 same. l0
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appointment to missionary work on the line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
The Rev. DIR. Meyer Levin has been elected to the
rectorship OF Trinity Church. Upper Marlborough.
Md. The Rev. John j. Lloyd has accepted the rector
ship of the church at Liberty. Va.
The Rev. William Richmond. of Trinity Church.
New York has accepted election assistant to the
rector of st. Mark s Church. Orange, n. j.
The Rev. Brooke Lambert has resigned the ycarage
of Tamworth, England. In a communication to his
parishoners he assigns as his that his income
Is insufficient. and that increased family claims
compel him to seek living in some other than the
clericalvocation He says that in the English Church
pay is not in proportion to the labor performed.
There is least pay where there is most work. and
"Ye seek me not because ye saw the miracles
which did, but because ye did eat OF the oaves and
were filled"
MIscELLANEoUs
Many of the churches and clergy OF this city and
Brooklyn changing their morning hour OF service
from half past ten to eleven is said that half
the churches in this city have accepted the change.
and circular letter is going the round OF the Brook
lyn.churches to the same end
The charge is sometimes made that Young Men $
Christian associations hostile to at least rivals
OF the churches The contrary is asserted by the as
sociations. and the action of the st. Louis branch
seems to bear out the assertion far as il is con-
body left the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church and
set mp Body of Christ. they called it-a kind OF
Plymouth Brethren organization They baptized con-
verts, set themselves forth al the true Church Of
Christ and made trouble among the churches gener-
ally. The association very properly erased the
names Of these members from its roll.
During the sessions of the General Conference or
the Seventh Day Adventists recently held IN Battle
Creek Mich, revival meetings were held with Won
derful results. the number Of conversions often reach
ing 100 in one day.
According to Frederick Douglass, out of the 103
churches for white people in Washington there Is
only one, the Congregational, which takes colored
children into its Sabbath school and has coored pew
holders.
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THE BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCHOOLS.

This order was founded by the venerable De La
Sale in France in 1886. and received its bull of appro
baton from Pope Benedict XII in 1725. The men,
bers of this Order devote themselves exclusively to
the education of youth. and they be found in
every part of the habitablo globe. Their long
sable gown and peculiarly shaped white collar
is as familiar to the citizens of Cairo Singapore,
Hong Kong and Melbourne to those Of Rome Paris,
Coblentz, Quebec or New York. The Order has been
scarcely thirty years established in the United States
It's progress during this time has been almost miracu-
lous. In 1s4s Archbishop Hughes obtained
from the Superior General, Frare Philippe,
four members of the Brotherhood who opened o
school i'm Canal street. To-day there are over twelve
hundred Brothers in the States and Canada residing
in the principal cities and educating upward Of fifty
thousand pupils in 120 parochia schools twenty fvo
academies and twelve colleges. There is very largo
number of candidates--probably hundred and
eighty at the present time-in their novitiates ut
Montreal St Louis, San Francisco, New York, and
the lately opened in Calvert Hail. Baltimore,
der the auspices of Archbishop Gibbons. Still tho
demand far exceeds the supply. The Reverend Pro-
vincal. Brother Pauan. cannot supply one-tcnth Of
the demands made on him by Jealous bishops
and clergy from all parts Of tho country.
Had he 1000 Brothers at his disposal he could place
them at work within two weeks. To facilitate this
undertaking and the better to- prepare subjects for
the work of education special training school has
been opened in the novitiatc for the New York
district This novtiatc IL situated Classon Point.
view of the Sound. The property, which was pur-
chased in 1872 from Mr.. Sch'cliin. had boon owned
many years ago by Mr. Doinnck Lynch. The room
IL still shown in the venerable residence in which the
first mass In Wcstchester county was celebrated.
The training school is intended only for boys from
fourteen to sixteen years who feel that they have
vocation to the active teaching life of the Christian
Brothers. but who are yet too young to
he admitted M regular candidates. The novi-
tiate proper is destined for candidates OF ages
varying from sixteen to twenty-five. Here there is the
double purpose of making the good religious and
the accomplished teacher, thus combining the work
OF the seminary and the normal school. In q circu-
lar letter addressed by the Provincial to the directors
OF the houses in his province. among other things
he earnestly exhorts them to their in
fuence to foster vocations in those among whom
they labor, and also among the young Of their
acquaintance who may have vocation to the religious
teaching life. There many young men. he says,
doing noble work lay teachers who would gladly
add to their already excellent work the greater merit
of the religious life did they but know Of the exist
ence of this society. The Cardinal. Archbishop
Bailey and Bishop Hendricken take great interest in
the work of the Brotherhood.
GERMAN INFIDELITY VS.. CHRISTI
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GERMAN INFIDELITY VS.. CHRISTI
ANITY.

To THE EDrron OF THE HEnALD:-
In an article published In your valuable paper on
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

Baptist Church. In the evening Mr.. Jutten will bring
sick persons to the Great Physician.
DIR. George G. Lorimer of Boston. lectures Tues
day evening in Calvary Baptist Church on THE
Teachers Teacher
Rev. W. B. Merritt will repeit his lecture on ''Mu
SIC this evening. and will preach in the morning in
the Sixth Avenue Reformed Church.
"The Sunday School Teachers Responsibility" will
be discussed on Tuesday evening at the meeting of
the New York Sunday School Association in Dr.
Crosbys church.
Preaching in Twenty fourth Street Methodist Epis
copal Church this morning and evening by Rev. B. H.
Burch.
"The Second Coming of Christ" will be discussed
this evening by Rev. Joseph Kennedy in the Fourth
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Dr. +. N. White will minister at the usual hours to-
day in West Twenty-third Street Presbyterian
Church.
Yorkville Young Mems Christian Association win
be addressed this afternoon by Rev. William Lloyd
DR.. John N. Galleher will minister to Zion Prot
estant Episcopal Church this morning and afternoon
The eleventh anniversary of Eleventh Street Metho
dist Episcopal Church will be observed to-day. Mrs.
Van Cott will preach morning and evening. and
Messrs. schafer and Cornell will deliver addresses
to the Sunday school this afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Carter will preach usual in Grace
Church.
Rev. DIR. Rowland will preach morning and evening
in the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
At the Thirty seventh Street Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. Arthur Foster. Of Baltimore. will preach
this morning. and Rev. G. P. Corner in the evening
Rev. J. Hazard Hartzell, pastor Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd. Jersey City Heights, will deliver
q morning sermon "Loss and GAIN" and in the
evening lecture "Rivers."
To-day being the feast Of st. Cecilia, the church
bearing her name l05th street and Second avenue
will present very impressive musical services at the
high Besides the regular choir of the church
several artists from Colonel Maplesons troupe will
render selections.
A lecture. "At Home and Abroad" will be delivered
ut St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church. Brooklyn, to-
night, by Rev. Bernard McHugh. who is at present
associated with Rev. Father McMee the pastor Of St.
Annes.
Rev. ]. w. Bonham will preach this evening on
1.-The Drunken Monarch and Beshazzar's Festival
announced by mistake for last Sabbath morning.
At the Church Of the Divine Paternity DR.. 4. H.
Chaplin will preach in the morning and Rev. J. NJ
Pullman in the evening.
Church Of ST. Mary the Virgin observes its ahniver
sary to-day. In the morning the society will sing
Gounods new mass, "The Sacred Heart" and Rev.
j. c. Kerr will preach. In the evening the "Magnf-
cat" by Mercadante. will be sung. and Rev. c. 7.
Olmstead will preach.
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OWL NOTES.

In the suit of John s. Prouty and others
nranst Rodney " Whipple and Isaac NJ DaCcctt prcvi
ous,v reported IN IHF TRIBUNE Judge Donohue mas de-
cided 10 yacate he order Of arrest asahs ar
Joseph II. Choate appeared ioI The piainhs; "'4l"H
Fullerton ior The defendants.
George ". Smith was required by police
ucc To pay tho wife he had abandoned $40 week ana
arpenlcd lie lef lis wife, telling her be was gong 10
CErInaii. and got divorce ~ Beaver CGuhN I'hn.
The Supreme Court General Ief has uee'ue' '"' "o
divorce clearly fraudulent.
The Supreme Court, General Term. has
affirmed the validity Of cause in the will Of the late
Edward sears. giving his real estate IN TINS city to
Mauhsstan College 10 found Latin ProfcsSorShr sub
ject charge OF $500 year, daring The life OF LIS
widow, for her bcuctt.
Frederick Stciubcrg applied to the City
Court Brooklyn for mandamu5 to compel the sachsen-
bund benevolent society, TO reinstate him mem
Der HIS name was dropped i'll accordance with by
law providing for the expulsion Of any member who
,nisreIresoutod the facts concerning himself It being
claimed that Steinbnrc was not his right name. The
question raised whether the society nor being Moor
yoIaod can be compelled by mandanus TO reinsate
member. The matter was adjourned
The Fire Commissioners, yesterday, received
writ OF ceYtiorau from the Supreme Court. to show
,aus why James Donovan should not be restored to his
position as a member Of Engine Company No. %, and
referred the matter the Corporation Counsel Don
oyan was dismissed from the department for having
Engaged in a quarrel with James Williams. fellow FIRE
man, Who was accidentally ana fatally Injured
The actual trial of the suit of GeOrsIana
Morrison aeln.t Joseph Lopez begun yesterday in
the supreme Court Special Term, before Judge Van
Bfnnt Miss Morrison in way induced, without
the knowledge OF lea parents TO marry the defendant
who j, said to be Hcie Gjyeuurer They separated at
the minister, house and she seeks 10 undo TIE WORK
bat no testimony VIII be taken until Monday.
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nor nsg s ;'c cf go 900 e o sGr' - 'e
ss.6 FOR Gia,d ssrk = 25as 90 for Fan caught Grso
IL. s,,ci ii H. & if 80 / farrg-, len ae more
demand -aes go bbl Passport. ~ - ~ 100 ba.s ror
and' PRIME F,r'ns a', sod - 0Oos5 10 iib'aaor
'F'L0rR AS6 IEAL-ILoUE market q in buyer. "a
vr rather more dong ios export Ioal e. esm.sd
3od bis s. ID" sit ra NH ' Fxa u s. Ensiat :. 500
West indies - - -'uh AMERICA fe'f h.'-
siraiebi = 1880 p 100 ubls Clear y 21ef: 80 isoo
" IS 4go enis Ia Grade t!tra, - -,sC,3, r,Hi.
- SOGf1 $50 bals ouQsshrc, 81 - 90 800 W.. No. =
Quotatuls for 80 = - 1j@t3 10 srgcs 20 Ni4s az
We.tsG $3.50 co2oe 20 FAR I51 =, I' s: s.
49, "a o.. "a 49, 30. GOOD 20 Cho,ce - 3is
- T. Mrne,orl Es'r, nve N,uuIs s5ose p ,lear.
T8,fa - soe,5, 81. LOUIS EI.ra. cannon g
Good 70 Choice Fluiiv. l9ssS ih' n'set ,l'.,'t
al. .,' 'ai TO r. r. tirs ejdsG Far Cno
SGas; choice 20 a. 'I5 ~, - 80 "A 10
RiiCKVHrnr WotR-Du and heavy: y 'iat 90
S.G MAJ $40 i6s v low western g. 51as.s m-'rdias
500 oi s H. - .s 20 Jazz. Coarse t -a ~, Pr
lgoarlGN rgrrls-A pretty rooi demand o. irgne-:
but ou,Iaise trl.e quiet pllcea ancAausrf' Ns~
I Raisia' y1 ~ q tsei ga 6a-raa SS Gs5ss Sew
r ras o!eio. Iirrsfe q, An0p P1s.s sI li c
% MAJ. e. s4nc, 81 for si 6ossi and ei5S o.
fssaala ralsrao LsraoEs ~ rs gi0o - Dr. Oiansss
Il og3. - 100 Va rlc a 10, - 81 9 ~ -.
GRAIN WHEAT market OF ned el n better fot w
rrs drn ior spots closing with ha oivance lo on ne
f,rr ai about steady ts latter. export demand sne
noder'ts. gn speculative inliry sa,s, 400 9ash; ID
cluiiug 1000 bush spot No 3Sprng 81 10 NJ N3iIf'
Il 2Oasi 22ai Ne. = Hcrth West 81 ~ w.
Zee 9 y W. Grrs IsSs'r' faeef Wiz NJ
WINTER Red q si1il ga; 30 wis,er re- 81 49,
WHIT, IL lO az extrglno. canada spns Itts-ls GRAZ
& 2so 5 Sg sspo st. SS.e s'
sold without further partienArsi No SPrn ne; MAIL
closing 81 20 bid o. 22 asked Co. May, 81 ~ a b "a
asked No Northwest March aud APRIL eios'ns "a ~ "i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

The money market has been steady all the time,
the more common charge on call loans on Govern
mcnt bonds having been i, and with railway coll
lateral 4l205. the large blocks OF United states
bonds which nave accumulated here withstand
ng the free purchases Of our own people who see IL
them good interest returns Ou their money support
ing rates. The mercantile demands are unusually
hgn Prime mercantile paper is quoted AZ III 10 q.
The United States Treasurer at Washington, to-day,
received $500 900 National bank notes for redemp-
tion The customs receipts were S}Go.Ooo ana the
internal revenue receipts were S:}3OOO0. The fol-
lowing is the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges. S63Ooe,b+O; currency bai-
nucrs s33l9.702: gold exchanges, -, iOi ,GO9,
and gold balances, 81 ,GiS99j.
This week in the London market the British con-
soils made no important variations, bong firm all
tbe time, but there were wide variations IN the
United States bonds, which after bu0yapt advance
of rs to l3 per cent declined sharply at he close.
American railway shares were, on the whole strong,
EXCEPT for the securities. whose only American mar
kef is PhIladelphia The Bank of England made no
change in the minimum rate of discount, and 1t re.
mains at per cent, and money on three months
bills in the outside market Is easier. losing at =
prr cent to-day. The sum OF f2J,OOO bullion went
INTO the bank to-day The quotation OF bar silver
welded to is pence the ounce, English standard.
The following are the highest and lowest prices oi
securities for The week. and the closing sa to-day
and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECFIPiS OF PRODUCE.
Tcr North E,f0' Tcsscis ana Rdar00i&
Emmy N4r.B :
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsUES-N Moderately active Pots 45aI,c. Pearls. &c.
BEF-WAN-Quict. easy Western AID soutL'rn Yellow,
Broom CORN steady. fairly active Fair 20 rnme
IIurl &c. Medium Green 2a04ci Rec! sLa lnfcIs0T
toe.
CUICCORY-steaCy, unchanged, falr iem1nd
pool House camel So 1913 Liverpool rss DO, so
Sll; Newcastle Casting, - 15dS3i PIDNnC!. siD
- 90 ca rrucy; pcnu-y iyania and WestnoTc'and Ess
- 800 West VirgBa DO. - 81; Cumb riand. BrOso
Top and Cearhei :! 1si 90 Atha'ite IS -3afJ 10 ny
C1C,5A QUIET steady UNCHANGED -. Domingo nohlnalv
l2c CaraCcls lSe22e.. Mnlcaibo S0a34c; Guayga. y
q lSir.. gold.
&C gold slrs i.Opt bsgs suowdr0p' private
terms Md h. light demand. about steady, ses GO ha;
IAguayracX "Gan~Ou' the 81 l50 Che 400 baks
Mararalbo sIndry vessels. IN range Of l5G e. gold
COOpERAGE STOCK QHie', rather wesk
CORD AGE.-UHChanged.
C0IToN-spo Co ION quiet steady. unchanged coed or
dmary 9s,sc; 10 Mnlung lO'lsc. Mid'liDg glands.
lie sales ,329 bal-s O5 last evening", including 1913
export 49, consumption 400 spccuiaon; ihclRi,d ~
the -aies 23l bales 10 alt delivered oa conlrnt, 30
bales tins day last w,rs, 1863 last year Tor he w.eA
gG bales against 81 last week a. 90 this .ast
year: sine. september 36i%@6i halcs agaast 1000 ~
bales during the period last wear Futures quiet Cos
First Call-NaTcn lilo: MY. lLlS June, li.27; Iu.
II 80: Au.ust lltl: cta 100 bales. Second talNay
La october iIOi. total. 30 ballet. Third talfAggus
Ilti. November 1898 1892 total 900 bass Also.
Innr ii.2jalI.2s; julv. Iia3dIl.3 August ll1o
september II % October 100; November 1898
total - ilD bales grand total 5000 bal's kNchanFeG
raid exchange loo May fur september o. IaH 10 ~
change 100 June foT July 10 pan 20 cyfang 700 June Tor
August u pad 10 exchange 100 Apn Tor June FUTURES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
Total shares sold icr the weca.........~...'...
455 seller GO DAYS.

The transactions in stocks to-day were. a frilie
larger than they yesterday. But thus IhcIeIse
WA due to an unusual activity in Western tnlol'
which recorded sales of 2O,200 shares his sln.k
opened dull and steady. aud soid at 77'i and Il's
u.til after | O'Clock, when there WAS sndder ana
urgent demand Tor thc stock, when rapidly ai-
yanccd the price to 7si2 aud later to Io's' with
final sales at 7S;r. The movement was
followed by an unfoundod story OF u
splendid showing by the company, and oi
a Recommendation by the Executive COMMITTEE;
that the dividends after April be n tho rate oi
mr. cent uuaftcrly II the report Of such recon-
incubation we're true, might b. considered as !ue
latest EXEMPT location of the counting ar cmcsenS
hcfor. they are hatchcd. The Northwest stocks
were less active than yesterday. but stu futther
advanced in price the common ,elS Mt ts'a ~;
and the preferred ut G1ig0G73sG 6b's. 81 PAM
common rose again 20 $3.50 39ll and the preferred
to RIA II u.
Lake STORE on the action Of the railroad meeting,
opened at 622aC27s against 81 Is yesterday, POI
later sold at GA G2li The remainder OF the market
a. simply syiupathrtic, and presented no features
that are not recorded IN the sublolned taole;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
PASSENGERS dPRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG--Tn Steqmstfp Herder.-H Marcus
s. Won Gommingen H. Lips and WIFE, NJ. Jacobs and family.
Juane kurz, Mrs. VI. Ser and daughter o. Thedsen Dr.
Busch and children Mahilde Busch l. c. Mayo ana Wife
{. Tanner, u Simon, Thecso Scho Dr. I. Masaryk Lima
Schmidt, T. Halhauh. NJ. Martini G. L. Hainsfur;er j. la
and family J. Brock JosCa Won Eisner and daughter L.
IIlnno, T. Hamburger, \. Reicha1dt, j. NJ NacOnnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THIRD noARD-2:J0 =. =
FRIDAY. March s--r. Il.

On the 22d dav of October, 1877, the managers OF
the Western railroads running east from 81. LOUIS
Chicago aud other competing points ut the "es1
met in solemn conclave, and agreed 10 an es'an-
lshed rate on all freight bound to the Atlantic sea-
board, on the basis of 40 cents per ioo pouhuS
% Grain and As cents per 100 pounds of pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
EUROPEAN g1NAxcrAL Markets

LONDON March $3.50 y. NJ. bonds. ard hall
per cent? lO3ig 1868 O7ie Tenfortes. COUPON l0j2
New tves iU4 p; ino, central, 49, Reading irnaf a.
Sew Central TO-. The Of discount three
bl- IN the open uarzeis 2 cent which IL
per below the Sank Of tnsiand rate
LONDON. March 81 b. m Cpn~ois eJ'ic FOR bo'h money
Pans ave- quote live cent fcntes az
10 francs 90 c,niiWt- fDf The account.
LoNpp.. March $50 D. W.-Iue amount - bullion gone
into the BANKED Fugaudo balance TO-DAY b. a25Wn.
LONDON. Marrh Il mt. :. bonds, 'nuf ana half
PEI cents IuJ New vrs ip+ y Paris advts quote n'e
10 francs 80 CeBUcs foI The account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
RIcRs OF rnILADELPHIA STOCK

4 very heavy business transacted in United
Starcs bonds during the week. tho market frst
cordng a sharp advance, which was succeeded BY a
decline on free realizing sales. The market closes
very active on large speculative movement
The following are the highest and lowest prices Of
securities for the week and the closing sales to-day
and week a 20 tO-dav:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
THE COURTS.
rrrslErs NECESSARILY STOCKHOLDERS.

TRUSTEES NECESSARILY STOCKHOLDERS.
William Heiries, as the assignee OF number
OF claims b reporters OF lie Republic newspaper which
lived about three months sued several stockholders or
,-,s,crs 81 tho COMPANY. Edwatd r. Wesley and
The,aas C. Plate defended The only proof against them
was HAT Thy signed tire certificate OF incorporation as
trustees The referee held that tAis proof that
thev were stockholders. The Supreme Court General
Term. decides that under New-York laws trustee Is
uc, essaTy ~ s ckholdeI. and orders trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
SHIP NETS.
PORT or NEW.YOBK..

PORT or NEWYORK. .MARcHS.
CLEARED
steamship City Richmond OBJ, Leitch Liverpool via
Queenstown, John g. Dale.
steamship Helvea (Br.) Andrews, Liverpool, f. W. J..
Hurst.
steamship Floss Qr) Thompson Liverpool, Eng, John c.
Steamship Somerset (Br.) stamper, BRISTOL Eng W d
steamship California tBr.). ovenstone Glasgow Scotland
Henderson Bros.
steamship City OF san Antonio Pennington. Galveston
via Key west c. II. Mallory 4 Co.
snip Caller On OBJ, Rea, London, SmCns0n & Homes.
ship Freedom. Lawrence. Liverpool, Eng. Thomas Dun
hams Nephew & Co.
Ship CITY Of Boston, Crosby Yokohama Japan Il. W. Cam.
erOn & CO.
PARK J. s. wnslow. Morton, Aner for ORDERS Miller
HougbtOn.
Bark Itao Ia' BuOngivanDi, Cork Falmouth for
ders slOcOvfch d Co.
BARK lBr Blagdon, Bremen Germany. J. 7. Whit
neY & Co.
BARK Hafrs9ord CNor), Meyer Elsnore. Denmark, for
orders, &. Tobias & Co.
Brig Richard Pease (Br) Phillips, Liverpool Eng. J. F.
Whitney & Co.
for orders, Pau I. Gerhard.
Brig Caroline EDDY, Warren Ceniuegos Cuba r. II. Smith
& Co.
Brig Acela ThuTlow Casou Monteydeo Uruguay J.
ton & sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN srEAMsHIP.
Ocean GfcnGiers
1 MEEICAN LIN

4 MEXICAN LINE.
- FOR QrTEN~TDWN AND LIVERPOOL.
The orlv Transatlantic Line saline iId.r the AMEPlCAN
u tC. Sai'iur even TH IRSDAY from Philadelphia and
WEDNL-sL ~ from IAVrruD,l
INDIANA sans March - 80 a. III.
RED STAR LINE.
Carr-uc Pee1ar and Unted STATES Malls. sailing sent
monthly alternately Philadelphia and Ne"N OrK DlrccI
and Cl.y
TO ANTWERP
NEDERLAND, sails March -. % a. ,i
For rates passage and Otntr Information aTtiy -
PETER WRIGHT * = rs. General AGENTS
3O7 Walnut st. philadelphia. - broadway, CIV YORK
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent betH'piA'c. N'"-i"rA
EOR LIVERPOOL Via QUEENSTOWN.-
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CaHin Psssa0, eTj SOB or - according 10 Stiteroom.
Steerage. S26; Intermediate $40
'7' 49, WILLIAMS & GUIOs;. 90 Broadway