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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NorICE.-THK FokEidN NAILS
tor sthc wesk ending Saturday. August B. 1873 will
close NJ this odice Tuesday ct A NJ fer EUROPE
ss.ssm:h,p City Of York via Qussnstc.n on wsins.
Queenstown Correspondents for france to he ardsd
BY this steamer mus he specially Addressed and ~ A.
NJ for France direct Dy steamship Labrador via Havre
on cIhn,saay a. $50 NJ Tor EUROPE by steamship City
and France TO be forwarded by this steamer be
specially addressed and At IL NJ for Europe, by
on S,.'a,ssy =, 80 M to. Kurcps ~ steamship Aa
scotiand TO forwarded by this specially
addresscd and 1T NJ for scotland direct by
Devonia Glasgow. 81 IL 80 A. NJ. for Europe by
steamship Rhein. VI. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. The
steamships City Of Now York Algea, Ciy OF Chester
Adrstic do take mails for Denim ark sweden
way Tho mails for Hayti. savanis, &C.. should lsave
Pseiac ports Leave New YORK July 81 The mails for ,ho
and st. Thomas. leave New York August /. The
malls for China and Japan leave San Francisco August
TIIOS. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE. NEW YoRK. July ~. 1873.
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sPORTINC--DOSs. Birds. 80.
4 ELEGANT BLACK and TAN DOGS TO SELL.
i IuQuire al Meat 26tn
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DRY GOODS.

n. GREAT REDUCTION IN
q gentlemen's and ladies' scots and shoes a
uentlemcns hne French calf and kid Dress Shoes and
Oxford Ties, 50. 81 so, ~ and S..
Ladies hn- Button Bouts. 81 90 81 So So 81 asd A.
! at BROOKS, .ie5 Broadway, corner nth 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-03
WATCHES. JEWELLERY. ~.

WATCHES. JEWELRY. 90.
AT i.272 BROADWAY, ABOVE SD MONEY FOR
hPcrsona Property; old Gold, siixerwsre bought ad-
vances made ladies' ONCE. WM A. GLOVER
T JOHNsTON's, $50 NOTWITHSTANDING SILVER
t orks and Spoons 81 4Oounce elegant Wedding Pros
ents, below manufacturers coats highest price paid
duplicate wedding presents
HIGHEST ADVANCES ON DIAMONDS WATCHES
LAND Jewory; pawnbroksrs' tickets bought for
2 Clinton place. room 1.
MoNEY-DIAMONDs. WATCHES, JEwELKy Sill
Mvcrwsre, &e bought and sold bacE At small advance
GEO O. ALLEN. LIDO Brosdway near 2oth st.
On7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WATCHES AND
CO Jewery bought and Sold egotisted on per-
JAMES p. MATHEWS.
I OCT BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH
l.AO Ladies' private Office. Diamonds. Watches Jew
elry &C., bought and sold Branch. l.2O7 Broadway
Undo BROS
FURNli URE.
a l.. BAUMASN's NEW FURNiTI nE CARPET
n ssnd Bedding Warehouses. 512 and 51t sth av near
s5th ST. the largest establishment In the city
prices; weekly aud monthly psymcnts taken.
DAUMANN BkorHERs ARE OFFERING GREAT
lJbargains In Furniture carpsts Bedding, their
stores. xZS and 23D hudson Bfoome weekly
aud onthlypayments taken.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF rURNITUHE
ltarpets. &C., for cash on easy payments. COwPER.
TIM AIS, los and i37 Chatham sond iIlustrsted
prieelnt weehiy OF monthly psymsusA
MIsFfr CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, VERY
m cheap. At BENDALL'S old place, H. Fulton st. Call
or send Tor explanatory price list.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
500 ast ward.

"The Peerless" Is beyond all question
he best five cent cigar offered for sale In
this market. MIR. Fred Tcichman IL the:
sole manufacturer Of this celebrated
Grand OF cigar, and ofiercs reward Of
one hundred dollars to any person who
viii lind any in them but The pure ua>
vana Iiller with Connecticut wrapper and
binder. The Peerless has become q great
tqyorite with Cairo smokers, and the
t2mand for hem IS constantly on the
increase. The trade supplied on the
most reasonable terms. For sale by
fred Tcicbman, Commercial avenue,
rear sixth street. jy3-2m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

MARRIED,-And still another has fallen
IN the path OF 6iessedness in the marriage
OF DIT. ID. u. McCulcheon, formerly
oook>keeper Tor Mr.. A. Swoboda, who
departed from this city a few weeks
eihcs, and VINO, In very unseeming and
oashiul manner has taken, for better or
worse, handsome widow; a belle OF
Arcade New York. The happy young
couple have the congratulations of their
many fiiends, who will kindly receive
them on their return, next Friday even,
ing. say they live long and he happy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

The yint Shinkle yesterday morning
was well laden, and added considerable
freight for Memphis.
! The St. Louis Post says:
At the stern of the New Orleans wharf,
boat q lump has formed In the river sixty
five ieet from shore on which there IL
but 6 feet OF water; another Is found In
front OF Chouteau avenue about midway
Ut the river on which there is 81 feet al
present, with best water down the Miss
souri, shore. The harbor commissioner
Ia on the alert and will no doubt adopt
some measures tor their removal; they
would otherwise become troublesome to
navigation. .........
Apropos OF the demise OF the pool line,
we have 1t from one OF the employees OF
the st. Louis and New Orleans packet
company that as soon as the pool ar
rangement expires rates by that corpor,
alton will be put down to 4" bedrock"
As our informant phrased it. 1--WE are
going to carry freight so low that none
OF these other boats can touch US, ana at
the same rates we will always get the
preference you bet we will do it|'
What will "these other boats" do about
it2
II there Is one thing steamboat men
know better than another, 1t is how to
cut each others Threats, and make their
profession the laughing stock Of the
business world. They appear to BE-
never 80 happy aswhen engaged In max
Ing themselve miserable.
The Commercial Of the 4th says
Steamboatmen remember when tue
Liberty was q favorite packet IN the
Louisville and Memphis trade, and Tue
tall. handsome torn Of Capt. Nd. H.
Judge, who was the popular and efficient
clerk of her. Capt. Judge died Of
Rochester, n. Y, on Thursday night
last. His remains We're brought &c
Eminence, KY, and buried last Friday
afternoon. The deceased leaves wiie
also a sister, Mrs. Mary Fox, OF LOUIS
Vile, and o host Of friends and acqualnt
ances, to mourn his sad lose. lie was
yIouisyille Comie'-Jou7,al, 4th:
We understand that Il. II. Woolfolk y
Cows n thIs city, were awarded the con
tract by the United states governmen
. for making C,600 tents. Uncle sam conl'
not have awarded Il TO more enterprisin'
~ cievcr gentlemen, and we congratulate
+ Tram uron their good luck In gettln
, s suoh an extensiye lob. There will b
sS,aas and gentleuien's hath-r0oms--
.~d cold water--on the new steamer Jnt
> w. Cannon.
New Orleans Times Of the 80:
. Business was lively shout tns po POI.
q yentsrdsy and ~ departed VIVA tril
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

FL. Braxton has returned to his old
sAnd in the Relser building, where he Ia
eetter prepared than ever to accommo.
late his patrons and the public who
nay favor him with u. call. He has gone
TO considerable expense in lifting up a
aonple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
30 has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conveniences. lie EN-.
ploys only first class vorkmen and those
vino patrOnize him will have their wants
attended TO IN style and will receive
Courteous treatment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
LeIiie CoIennna Laundry

Mrs. Ls,tie Coleman has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
10 s,on and Commercial avenues, and take.
this method Of informing her old friends
and patrons that she is again at their SER
vice, and soiici,s their patronage. She has
reduced prices 10 suit the times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
Notice..

Since 1 have concluded to change my
residence aud remove to Caledonia, l
hereby give notice to those holding my
tickets for tuning pianos, that whenever
my services are required the requesta Of
my patrons will be promptly compiled
with. Address oil letters to
r. t.,- ~ h. N. KUnss,
+ asa. ~ Z 7oalsdoala, III. n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

The following described property for
sale at bargain II applied for soon, VIE
Lots and s, block 80, with residence
snd improvements, corner Ninth street
and Washington avenue; houses and
lots on north side OF Twelfth street, cor.
ner Poplar; cottage aud lot on Walnut,
near 23rd. n. j, HowIEY,
l.9-H. Real Estate Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

flower beds aud lawns laid out By lhs
hand OF toll and arranged especially
and precisely here and Just there nature
has done this for them Ia manner to
suit herself, and deyiDg by her artistic
taste. any limitations. Happy. aI
sayf Aye, N7h
"a HAPPnn JEAN SiSGs.
and content forever IN their forest
home! AS We stood IN the front ward
OF these cabins, little negro urchin,
scarcely seven summers old, thinly clad,
came mp TO us with bright smile on his
taco, and In one hand he bore piece of
sugar cane oil which he was getting his
dinner desert. In response to many
questions, one Of which was what he had
10 eat tor breakfast, dinner and supper !;
ne responded BY saying. cocoanuts, su>
gar cane, bananas, Ctc.-ths bill OF fare
OF each meal being ouly repe>
tition OF tho former, from which
they never change, and from his
tenor we Judged they never desire
q change, as he remarked, "dats
good enuf for me !" An aged negro,
whom this little boy called grandpa, was
leaning on his faithful servant, IA rude
cane), which had been, as he said, his
only support in his declining years. The
old man wore an expression of peculiar
youthlulness for one SO aged, and would
seem much younger than he really was;
but time had already set his imprints on
him. and the silver hair and taltering
limbs bespoke too plainly that the sands
OF life were fast ebbiug away. On in,
quiry he said he was nmety.slx, and
when asked how be- should like to 90 TO
America, the land OF the tree-"Free!
Fs been free enuft here" and the tears
gathered in his eyes as he related the
happy times he had seen on 'dis island
IL seemed III q measure to refresh the
aged negro to wander back to the good
old times buried In the past, apd lac lo.t
greatly complimented In having - dis
tinguished an audience. We az last had
to bid the old man good bye, and took
our leave, receiving blessing from the
good old negro, and as we strolled down
the narrow street we could not help but
thlnK now happy these people were.
And the very trcse above US seemed TO
invite US TO sip their nectar with the
happy natives. "EYp MAN."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
Notice.

Trains on the Cairo and st. Louis rail,
road arrived and departed on regular
time yesterday, February 9th. Frelch,
Will be received from this day on. Pas
senger trains will leave corner Second
and Levee streets-from st. Charles
hotel, at $50 every morning until further
notice. G. L. WHITLoCK,
Passenger & Freight Soliciting Agent.
Cairo, Feb. 6, '7S.-tf.
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Rish,Nenr tho Ola ssan d l..

Having Withdrawn from the dental firm
OF Canine Il whitlock, I will still continue
the practic OF dentistry at No. 1856 CONNER
cIal ave. between 9Th and 9th streets, over
uoldslne q Rosenwater's store - third
door North of Eight street. Twill be pleas.
edto SEQ all my old friends and patrons,
and attend punctually to their wants in
the way of dentistry. Very Res'py.
n. w. WHIrLocK, D. D.. 9.
i'm 1919 Cont ays-3 doors north Of 9Th st
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

One twoNhorse wagon In good con,
dition, and one span horses and harness.
The horses are sound, and in good con-
dition, and tie harness almost new. For
terms apply at Henry Frohme's, corner OF
Fourteenth ct. and Washington avenue.
I l3.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
Board OF County commis.,oner.

CAIRO, LIS, January 2Sth. 1878.
A special session OF the board @
county commissioners OF Alexande
County, Illinois, will be held at the cour
house, In this city, on Monday, Februar,
llth, next. OF 2 O'Clock. AN, for tn
transaction OF such business as Ia,
come before said board.
THos. W. HALLIDAY, Chairman.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
b,l,,ren cry TOR Pitchers Castoria

II ,hIldren cry TOT fltthers CHsCorlH
ithas pleasant to take as honey. 1t
contain, no morphine or other deleter-
iowa Ingredient, and In sure to expel
worms. cure wind collie. regulate the
bowels and stomach, aud overcome irri-
ta,ion caused BY rash or outing teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castorla. lth BARN
Less, Il Ia esrtalaly speedy. end 1t Y
cheap, ., -..,...ua "a tANA's"
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~ anlAl.

One or two good mules and dray and
harness: or span OF good horses and
wagon. Inquire rs, Ohio leYee.
lw. ALDEN, GRAVES & Go.
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rrgE REASONS WHY
AZ should buy their groceries from
Pettis ~ Bird.


Below we give a number OF reasons
why people should buy their groceries
from Peltis d Bird:
lst.-Because their stocks "a the largest,
freshest and choicest in the city.
2nd. Because they sell goods Of every
kind cheaper than any other house 10 the
ciLy.
3rd.-BecEuse they deliver goods more
promptly and in better shape than any
other house In the city.
4th.-Because they keep the most com.
plste stock, and persons desiring to
purchase different kinds OF goods are not
compelled to 20 elsewhere because
Messrs. =. s. B. have no. got the goods
they want. e.
These we consider substantial reasons
why our readers should buy their goods
Of PErrIs & BIRD,
Corner l4th st. and Washington avenue
Also Just received large lot Of Var
nell Bros Baking Powder. the bes'
goods made; only requires one teaspoon
iul to the quart OF hour. Give 1t q tria
and you will use no other.
l6-lm. PETT1s q BIRD.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

The death mentioned Is that Of VIII
liam Hayes, colored boatman who died
of consumption on January 10th.
CAPTAIN James Higlan has purchased
CAPTAIN Sam. Orr's river interests and
Is now prepared to take charge
of nil barges there may be lett In his
by steamers passing Cairo. His place Is
inst below the junction OF the Ohio and
Mississippi leyees. From him we learn
the Tom Means brought out two loaded
barges from st. Louis, which she took up
the Ohio, and two empties which the
Etna took yesterday to the Wabash river
| to load with wheat.
The Il. NJ. Norton passed from St.
| J,ouis TO the Ohio with 4 loaded barges.
The My Choice and barges cleared Tor
New Orleans.
The Mary MlIlar was well laden tor St.
Louis. ,.- - r,,a,y
4 mule, belonging to AR. ounuu1'
went too fur into the river WINE oe'"x
driven to water last evening, ana came
near drowning. sI
The Hickory passed to the Tennessee
river for A load Of timber yesterday.
The Fearless brought l,ol6 tons rail-
road iron for the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
at Columbus,.l ,Sl6 tons tor the Mlsss-
slppl Central, at Fillmore city, and ''o0O
kegs nails for St. Louis. ...
/ Grey's Iron Line barge, Crosson' was
lowed to Mound City yesterday TO re-
ceive a cargo box and be converted into
a bulk grain carrier,
The boys on the whartboat Killed y
rata yesterday. They are now open 10
engagements. -
4 " a ~ A--------.~..--- ------- =
A. IVA XII Aktls4 ifaAeA ~Sa w
I ALDEN, GRAVES & Co.,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

sufficient TO make their officers and
owners happy as big sunilower.
It's pleasant to know that somebody is
happy.
The JnO. Gilmore and barges, storm
and barges, Barnard and barges, and
Belle OF Shreveport all went into New
Orleans on the same day, preceded by
the Future City and barges, Mollie Moore
and Golden Crown the day previous.
These cargOcs were all large ,and what
an immense pile of freight they will
aggregate on the New Orleans wharf!
Missouri Republican, 5th:
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The steam
boat Leslie Taylor struck u snag III the
Lower Atchafalaya Sunday morning,
aud soon thereafter sank. No lives lost.
Boat and cargo reported total loss,
Capt. Geo. Keith and Mr.. Sedwick, OF
Kansas City, have bought from W. W.
Cole, Esq, the circus man, the stern.
wheel steamer George Spangler, of New
Orleans, 10 carry 100000 railroad ties
and other freight on the Missouri for the
Kansas Pacific railroad. Captain Keith
will command, and the boat will leave
on Saturday Tor Jefferson City. The
Spangler is light draught, about l4o feet
long, g feet wide and 4! feet deep. One
boiler and cylinders 80 feet stroke, 10Y
inches diameter. Mr.. Bob Osborn has
been appointed clerk.
At the annual meeting OF the PENN
sular and Oriental Steam Navigation
company at London, IL was stated by
The chairman that during the past year
over LOO, 600 miles haYe been traYersed
by their ships, nearly IL 900 passengers
had been conveyed without less or accl-
dent and over 100000 tons OF freight had
Lceu carried, There had been no break>
down OF their engines. IheIr neeG con-
sisted of forty-fiye sea.going ships. cost
Ing over c4,Q00, 600; the aggregate was
over 1l7,OOO tons; ana tho horsepower
over 20, 600 tons.
The Capital CITY for Vicksburg, and
Jim Fisk Tor Paducah, are due tooS;av,
and they never fail.
4 colored boatman named Harris died
suddenly of heart disease In the hospital
In this city Monday. He entered the
hospital Oh Friday, having an attack OF
pneumonia, but was recovering rapidly
when his sudden death occurred during
u paroxism Of coughing. Examination
by DR.. Waldo after death reyenfed that
his heart had been diseased u long time,
and was very much eularg ed.
rae following is Or. Waldo's report
of the condition of the United States
marine hospital at Cairo Tor January:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
RIVER NEWS.

SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

The buildings are Of stone, one.at9ry,
and no chlmneys, AUD Altogether * IN
snoIspt arehlsselars, belnsr gads ~ tho
nile and cut o1 q hult the pntchassf
purse. The streets arS Or soiid rodk, and
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
Real Estate Agencies.

NJ. y. HOWLEY--Iieal Estate Agent Buys
md sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
tor hon-rcsidents, etc. Commercial avenue, ho--
tWSxn Ninth and Tenth gtreetH
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
JAMES NJ. WATSON,
Sergeant signal Service, Y. &. 4

The vint Shinkle yesterday morning
was well laden, and added considerable
freight for Memphis.
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sufficient TO make their officers and
owners happy as big sunflower.
It's pleasant to know that somebody il
happy,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06
No Cold to Chill, and no Toll to
Fatigue them. the Natives
! Lave Happier than
Kings."
~ We VA W Z
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.,(
February 8, 1878. J

\
February 5, 1878.
EDITOR BULLETIN 1t was ona colo
and penetrating morning in. January
that We found ourselves at the dock In
Savannah, ready to take our departure
on the "5aa Jscinto" for the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

New Orleans Times Of the 80:
Business was lively shout tns boats
yesteraay and al departed VIVA triPs
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NASSAU,

Interesting Pen Pictures of Mas
sau. the "Isle Of june" and .
Its Surrounding
s Scenery. a n s9as
Our Havana Excursionists Rev
cling in Sunshine and
Strawberries, with
the Mercury ct
TAO in Jan.
~ &. ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-06

SCtu6 uOWu tuV Voo to'S'y sANSSNs
The tall trees, with their magnificent
leaves and branches, wave on either side
until they bend and meet In the distance,
presenting a sea of foliage, which forms
a shelter most grand for the little humble
hone OF the Nassau negro. In the
gardens here and there lounge the happy
natives upon whom nature has bestowed
80 grand gilt. From the cocoanut, the
banana, orange, ETC., they derive their
sustenance, not knowing what toll ia,
and perhaps caring less. II they fee
lazy it Is not to be wondered at. Every
thing teels lazy. While we were there
THE MERCURY STOOD AT 74s,
and,we are told varies, but one or two &C.
grees the year round. And why should
reople toll In this happy landS Th'
trees AMI vegetation seem to care To-
nothing, growing apparently out Of sole
rock, with perhaps here and there
crevlce filed with earths 'ris here theI
| We lind q race q people free from
toil. and living kihS.like on tn
delicious fruits 50 bcnehcently be
slowed upon them-all for nothing
No return 10 asked. save to daily admir-
the beautiful foliage which shadows thcl
homes and forms their daily bread. III
hugo rocks: In thsir, ystds forms the'
CHAIR. lounges, tahlss. tc.,-furnitui
being too modern, altogether. Whe
thsr wish to recllno on their sati
brocatslle couohes alter Z banquet, the
nsfely sagk one, Of u,sss huge roOl
md vsd,nS. I'VE mud ~ YtsuIar shap,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
THE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known our Home onthc. Inside Dansylle Livingston
County, y y has on this 2oh 0i May ltI parsons men,
from 20 Sate Of the epuOc and Canada to spend Tie
summer either 10 improve iher heath OF 70 learn no" 10
s;ituun the world; naccOnmcdate from 800 TO sts
Without giving 10 one of them sncle particle mtdcnc
ie avs of L,-rrce 81 10 a vear--SPECIMEN COPIES
Lait cany.I ION e world has ever seen Now. SICK and
you desire get We'll Ortf well would Ike 10 Keep wei,
send postage stamp informal and II you Ike our
yoTr sre ear are II least STo5ic
e United who might have good hca IA by processes
plain simple, they wold adopt aud IO"" tHrl Mnat
folly to dispbcy the of life and keep sizes when Nature
would herself mighty TO invad- would ouy ac
guidance. ti,no now tangled nonsense nor !2
c.n that c se,k people accept II - the nj
yue philosophy-od crrauonhat to lye as ought
ON home and learn how live. II sick you Will get well;
well you viii stay well We can give tne choice 81
iirrIuircd. Address ~ above. JAMES {. JAChNoN'.
ENASHINGTONVILLE, ORANGE CO., ~ Y.
County pleasant location unsurpassed for health
aud beauty of scenery fine rooms g29 29e Terms 99i'
nt". Address tLpl y '2.NI-DI-No.'.
INVEST RUTHERFORD PARK HOUSE,
w minutes from New York by the Erie Railroad VII
be opened under management May l. Terms TO s tne
iwSS 931ri m wI ryr or 9t ie Hotel "
IVINDLE PARK HOUSE,
w SUMNER HOME for GUESTS,
situate on private & park oYeS9nE y 'He sn UiSP oP dre
Address Z. o. Box 80. 1arrytown, y. \.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE,
w Catskiu N. "OPENS MAY 10 Terms - 10 SO Re
duced rates season. References L. GoldmarE Irb
i02 Cedar.st, Address WALKER n. LENNON CalrO n Y.
NSTANTED-A few frst-class families for the
W summer at a delightful country place, about 30 miles
from city minutes from depo near small village
fruit good accommodation for horses Address b. Box
2J Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
GUNNER Boaro.

ROys' Summer Boarding -SchoOl.-See Swithin
II C. shorttges advertisement under instruction begin
a
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

COUNTRY BOARD.-A lovely country home;
y farmhouse p hours travel Central Railroad Of New S
Jcrsey mountain mosquitoes table aud rooms nISt
class, terms - Address BU XTON. North Branch sOmet-
County, Nj.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
INSTITUTE
M MORRISTOWN o. BOARDING SCHOOL
wi for bows Ihe Rev. s. y. HOWELL An PIinclpal.

RUIGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Ii Brunswick Nj lOSh year begins sept 10. Sends 80
boys college Prepares Tor college scientific school,
Rev. j. T. REILEY Rector
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

6ummer Boaro,

MORTON HOUSE, on the Sound. at Green
IVA wioh, Conn, thirty miles from NewYork via the New
rstclass Summer hotel will be opened
for bssiness June H. It's close proximity to New York
offers advantages to business wishing 10
back and forth each day. Yachting boating fishing and
driving house has nreDroOf stable attached
Elegantly with and running in
each For further particulars apply on the premises to M
MORTON
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

BETHANY ACADEMIA halliday Summer
ID session, with board, from So TO 50 per week. "M'
LOUIS WOODRUFF, Headmaster. Bethany, Conn.