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New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
CIVIL NOTES.

The motion days in the United States Dis
rict Court during the vacation will DO August
@, August %, and September II.
In the suit of Jessie Thornton against Henry
Thue for S. 000 for alleged kick Judge Daniels, in
Supreme Court Chambers granted order OF arrest on
Saturday.
The pedestrian Hughes has brought n suit
against Harry Hill for 81 $50 for alleged services Hill
says that Hughes him 500 and he the
man nothing Hughes tried beat o'Leary's time,
made ridiculous failure.
David Enrich applied by habeas corpus to
take his four girls from his wife, the ground that she
was I'm immoral person. sDo Indignantly denied the
charge and retOrted that be had not supported himself
but had compelled her TO support him. On Saturday
AdOlph L. Sanger 70 take proofs
S. COnant Foster recently complained that
Elijah B. W. Hays proprietor Of the Buckingham Hotel,
kept disordorly house. The complaint dismissed
by Police Justice Smith Hays has now sued Foster for
imprisonment. Judge Danies. IN Supreme Court Cham
bers issued an order OF arrest against Foster fixing the
bail IN $1,000.
In the proceeding by Mrs. Florence NJ. Merra
to get back child entrusted her six years ago, and
taken from her by Charles Parkes who claimed be it's
father, Parkes put in return Saturday, before
Judge Daniels, that he had paid $3.50 for the childs
board aud that It was now with Mrs Ann Eilza kes,
Judge Daniels took the papers under consideration.
BENJAMIN Ries obtained from Judge Daniels,
in Supreme Court Chambers Saturday, leave 10 bring
suit against Henry r. Pierson receiver OF the North
American Life Insurance Company. The suit is brought
on term policy for $1,000 when expired May 49, 1877
The principal questions whether the premium notes
shall be offset against the net the dividends
ON such reserves whether death CLAIMS are 10 be pre-
erred and whether the $lO0OO0 ON deposit in the In
surance Department shall be applied TO the payment OF
such death claims In the first instance
Henry r. Foote was convicted in the Court
of Sessions Of Queens County in December 1877 Of false
pretences sentenced two aud six months inn
prisonmeut in State Prison. On petition presented
by his sister, Mrs Julia Hayes, 10 Judge DOnohue,
writ Of error granted by him IN the on bill OF
exceDtons and yesterday FOOte brought before
Iustice j. O.. DykmaB, at White Plains. on q w1t Of
abeas corpus and exJude Beebe moved for his release
on hail DendinR the result OF tie writ which will
up before the General Term IN September next Tue
ttOrney not being in attendance Francis Lar
rim I'm behalf Of Warden Davis. opposed the motion.
Justice Dykman took the papers, ana reanded tOOe 10
the custody Of Warden Davis until Saturday next.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22
RITUALISM IN ENGLAND.
ruE REv ARTHuR TOOTns CONTEST.

THE REV. ARTHUR ToOTHs CONTEST.
THE CLERGYMAN's STORY OF THE STRUGGLE At
uATCHAM AND IN THE ENGLISH CoURTs-HIs
PREDICTION ABOUT DIsEsTABLIsHMENT.
The Rev. Arthur Tooth, rector of st. James's,
Hatcbam. New-Cross, London, sailed Saturday for Eng
land. He had been for day or two at the Windsor
Hotel much prostrated by the heat and the fatigue Of
his tourney from San francisco He has been travelling
recently IN China and the East Mr. Tooth is slender
man. ana looks young. His complexion, hair and eyes
are dark His face is thin and smoothly shaVen, except
for small side-whiskers. In speaking OF his re-
cent trials IN England he said:
My offence was in teaching the doctrine OF the Real
Presence Not 80 much because preached IT, but be-
cause it was expressed by the ritual OF my services
was informed that might preach the doctrine all
peased people would not understand IL II gave up my
vestment That would not do. OF course. The vest
ment is II you please the nag OF the doctrine dd NOT
Dropose 20 lower It, striking ones flag s no small mat
ter. you know. the French nation changed It's whoie
destiny because IL would change the trcolOr for the
white Gag OF the Count de Chambord 3d. you understand
Vas summoned before quasi-ecclesiastcal court IL
was mot legal body having been established only By
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NAVY INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The United States
steamer Alaska Captain George Brown commanding
has arrived at Pernambuco all well on board CAP
tain Jonathan Young detached from the command OF
the Tennessee and placed waiting orders. Lieuten
ants Wm. II. Everett. W. II BrownsOn, +. Hanford, IL
b. Mansfield, and Edward w. Remey; Masters j. r. j.
Augur, John s. Abbott. +. W. Nabor, and W. a. Mar
shall; Ensign Charles A. Foster; Mdshipmen W L.
Varuum, A. L. Jardiue. L. w. Peepmyer Benjamin Tap
pan, r. II. sherman, John T. Newton, T. NJ katz, Henry
=. Mayo, c. j. Boush, aud j. H. Sears Post assistant
Surgeon B. s. Mackic Agsisant-SurgeOn C. ii. H. Hall
Engineers George W. Melville and John
c. Kafer; Assistant En- gineers james H. Perry aud T.
f. NJ Elwell are detached from the Tennessee and or
dercd 70 proceed home and await orders; Paymaster
j. A. Smith, from the Tennessee, ana ordered TO settle
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the realm. The Church had never accepted 1t.
Where the State and Church are united, both
must equally consent 10 such institution
as that court. in order TO make Its
powers real did not obey the various summonses OF
Lord Penzanee aud Imprisoned. After month the
prosecution moved my release. Then took my wrong
to the Queens Bench, which is court to which any
Englshmau may appeal for justice. carried my point
This court decided effect that the lower to which
had been summoned was not authorized to try me-
That great victory for my party as well as myself
could then have resumed my duties IN the parish but
the parish was to be considered. The members had
fered much had gained a victory over all my enc
mics and could afford 10 stop Mrits from the Quees
Bench restricted the Bishop from Interference MY
brother the living aud he established another rec
tor there temporarily at my request shall formally
resign as soon az re- urn My movements Iurtner 'nSn
But let me explain two points," continued Mr. Tooth.
the Church he should decide before God 10 be Just
the Church of England I had many privileges All
these would have waived gladly n he had acted as my
judge. But he wouldn't So fought 1t out and he was
beaten Another point Is this: The man in my parish
who complained that my doctrines did greyousy Vex
life was corrupt aud wicked. His evil deens
torous The good people to whom administered were
In speaking Of the Catholic party in the Church OF
England, Mr.. Tooth said: Its advances during the
past few years have been wonderful The next great
move h must make will be for the disestabshment The
advantages of the unencumbered church IN America are
very great but in England we have all the dsadyan'
tages of q state religion, with none OF the benefits.
We are fettered. The disestabllshment may not
sooner or later it will take place. The opposi-
ton will be very great, so many iamlnes are
taiu place In good position one OF its SONS The
ecclesiastical incident Will be the trial OF the Rev.
ia dSTe saw. hope they will; il win help Us.
wish express particularly the qualification have felt
for much sympathy and interest expressed Tor me IN
America have the highest appreciation for 1t ALL"
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ARMY Orders

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The following
changes in the stations Of officers In the Ordnance De-
partment were made: Captain A. L. Varney to duty at
watervliet Arsenal Troy, N " and First-Leutenant d.
NJ Taylor AS Chief officer OF the Department Of the Mis-
souri, and TO charge Of the Ordnance Depot at Fort
LeavenwOrth Kansas Orders have been issued 10 the
Superintendent the General Recruiting Service TO for
ward TO san Francisco ffty-nvc recruits, twenty OF
whom will be assigned tO the I'd Infantry and hir'hye
10 the 2Ist Infantry both OF which IN the Held
The enden OF the Mounted Recruiting Service Is
ordered to forward to place twenty recruits for
assignment to the lst Cavalry, also I'm the field.
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TO cultivate IN MS spirit Of contentment by leading
from the eetng and things OF the earth to
place our trust the Rock of Ages. The Gospel Is
source OF true contentment because It discovers for US
personal interest In God who tells from His throne,
Call upon Me when in trouble and win be your
1rend" no obscurty cOnceas from His notice, and
with our thoughts ON Him our troubles viii be
qushed and we will find, like Paul, that in whatsoever
state we are Herewith TO be cOntented."
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SOURCE OF cHRlsrIAN CONFINEMENT.


ne Rsr. d. Hrree Joson at ne Collegiate erorraed)
church.
The Rev. DIR. HeTTick johnson, ut the Col
egiae (lefcrmedl Church, at Fifth-aye. and Forty
eghth yesterday preached from the text PHILIPPIANS
W.: "For have learned in whatsoever state am
herewith to be content The aim OF his discourse was
70 show the nature OF Christian content
mcnt
That grand lesson to learn, faid the preacher
ana IL was not au Indifferent or hardened nature that
gave utterance 70 the sentiment but the proud and i'm
petcou Saul Of farsus He had been in peris OF the
sea- II the wilderness OF hostile cities, and worst OF ALL
q false biethren, aud he had leerDed 10 bear them
ibefe no DOastfulness the Inan, Tor ne ac-
.nOGledEed the source OF his strength 10 De the ke
atemer. The nature Of Christian cOntentment is
70 be the same In loss IN gain; Il Is that
Nblcl bears tie frOwDs we'll as tho smiles
q Fortune; M Is the selEpOse Of the sou, maintained IN
achieved The sufferers who Tse above suffering
e thc hris OF true contentment IL ls not oenel ~
telaly--subinlssOn because one must submit IL not
sohtentment StagnatiOn Is not cOntentment Because
que h IN the slough OF despOnd cOntentnent d0es not
require to stay there but rather 10 use every OppOf
sHuly 10 rise 70 vantage ground. There is much OF
~ The world that Is rreRediabe but the great lesson
!" oe learued Is ~ bear these crosses and trials. .
ihe source OF cOntentment s aE0dyne OF Gods
nerey We accept lhe foundation Of H. strong VIII
sn.y put suffering under foot, but the power
cherish alhcti0n as Dlessing comes only
slom the Gospel II teaches us that We are
utterly dependent, but dependents Him who 10 above
Ahg an advantage Of study OF the Gospel teuds
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suPnkpR URT-CHAMBRRs-Danitls. J.-NOs. 60 o. 81,
65 80 s9 9S 9s 1906 lO7 116 1872 1885, l4O l4l l45 Call
co,pmenciuR with No 146 on the general oaleniaf -
SpYCAL TRn-DOnOiue. J.-Law ana Fact,-AO %. bqmt
nlc Iifa AHanranee Society agt. bchemerh0rn et az
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rT1uP cRFAT SANITARIUM.

L DANsVILLE LIVINGSTON co. NEM.YoRK,,
IA as now over men, and children Wlthn
IN gef their health OF learning how to keep IT, In H. ano 10
cottages n tents the mountain slope
tors choose bring 200 more can De made
and helped back ply rica and mental Yigor nsh
the The Tribune with the truth that 70 I'VE
tightly is il one Ia we'll keep wel and sick and enIeDe
10 get we'll IL men and women, having common sense
visit our Home and examine s Workings anu see wha We
are doing and do it they would learn now 70 S
out of their families II II Is In, how " be rd OF
A. Wond not this bea worthy achievement The people
every where are vexed and perpexed by sickness er
rbe existing burdensOme cost VENTURE 70 say te
within the circle Of The Trbunes regular readers ther
10000 chronlo myaids whom medicine cannot cure So-
fenths OF these might well as not have gOod hel e
only knew how Editors, clefgymen lawyers yuuxes
teachers merchants mechanics clerks Students
omen oyerbuTdened overwOrked prec0eous Doy hnu
feeblv developed girls anR really III or seriously
and Know no better than To live In habitua Nohop " te
laws Of life and health and fo0ishy seek recovery rsu
medication Now publish health lournaI hahen - ~
LAWS OF LIFE. II these who are getting reany 70 ~ n
have Just begun be sick would subscribe % eos O ~ ~
wear for IT, and read IL faithfully ana follow i
they would get wen and well And those wh4 are sJd
NO matter what their diseases so they are
come no s and change their habits and learn 70 hve
We have proved IL on than 10 900 persons-s not
the while OF the readers Of The Tribune 20 wake up so a
ieast az TO send circulars copies OF Ihe Laws o te
and various which VIII cost theu bolnk
saye hostage ard that they 90 not care 70 pay
and 40 m may be- learn how resourceful Nature s Al
with the writer's aud post 0hco plainly Wten w
dreaeed a. above TO me- will be carefully Mld prompV an
'Wered' Ample reference ~ ''' JAMES O. JACKSON.
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DECISION5-JULY 20.

Supreme Court Chdm6ers-By Judge Potter
Este act UammOna-MOOn denied with $40 costs; memo
Tandun Hammona agt Ear.e.-Same. Fannin agt. David.
confirm referees report denied and report set
aside memorandum. Fannin agt. Da idAOn-MOuOD FOR
COSTS denied Marange agt JOnesMouon granted confirm
lag report Of referee and for Judgement with coss 70 DO nd
lusted By clerk. . 80 , f.,.. ,,,.,a..,
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PROOF Of CHRIsTs DIVINITY.

The Rec. WP cOrO at re BeekHan Ha1 Church RetOdst
The Rev. w. p. COrbit, of the Beekman Hill
H. f. Church preached yesterday his last before
leaving on a vacation. He selected for his subject
Thomass unbele and his subsequent conviction by the
appearance OF Jesus
After His resurrection, the speaker said Jesus ap
peared to Mary aud several Of His disciples These told
Thomas that they had the Lord, but he declared
that he would not believe until had Him and had
thrust his finger Jesuss wounds. But when Jesus
suddenly appeared 10 him and iRvted him 10 proceed
with his investigation did the disciple examine the holes
n his bands and feet and the Aperture in His side
No conviction seized upon him with ali the power OF
eternal reality he yielded and all that nc could 90 was
70 fall down and exclaim: " BY LORD and my God y
Let us look at Jceus's conduct II He had appeared TO
Thomas resurrection day He might nave iOfceu on
him a eOnuslOn without convincing his Judgment be-
cause he was not IN condition 70 receive conviction
Not the combined energies OF ali the disciples ana 9I
Mary eould convince him. But when Jesus came lie
accomplished with word what the others had tailed
70 do When Jesus sees that peniten Is ready 10 re-
eelye Him. He
garded Thomas with the deepest Interest He baQ Oeeu
their companion for three yearS, and had deeafed BIN
Staggered their b. unbelief they did nOt become
angry but they PRAYED fOr iin and tried 10 convince
him. We all have seen plead with COD, ana some
times al The efforts tho church ia Oenan Of some s-
nei have seemed useless But just when human power
stretched out aud drew the out OF tue pit OF miy
cay. Tie dsciples not ike many modern prOies-
sos Of religion. who nothing for any one else Dut
themselves. ana |hO READ he"spapeIe W ,, SIcn VIII
tie minister Is preaching 90 them carefully prepared
sermon. The declaration OF IhOnas lhai Jesus was
Cod ard Jesuss acceptance of title. Is one Of the
Evst import ant proofs 90 His dlVny lhKe lhe blDG
al through and sou will always Had that prophets ara
apostles pefOrmod miracles the name Oh Coo, ana re-
llse0 al worship and alteration ny ther fellow oIeh,
pUrcs But here Thomas falls down before Jesus ana
calls Hin Ny God" and Jesus accepted IT, ii Jesus
were not Coo why did nc not say 80 COuid ne DC an
power HIS resurrection, His ascension TO heaven, His
heeepiance of worship prove his divinity
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clnsiral snStrumerrs

DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
n. No rs EAST l4TIIST
Chckerings Stenways and other Pianos and organs low
for cash. instslments and for rent
ORGANS.-Splendid $340 organs for 800,
~ $500 500 for $50 500 for S9 s99 B for sS6 and md
500 $3.50 $685. 500 for $780, $500 for $3.50 cash hoe
used year perfect order waranted great pssesns'
nryaed unequaled prices send Tor catalogues
HORACE WATERS & SONS, 40 East l4thst. n. Y
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SUNDAY THEMES.

spRMoNs IN HALF DESERTED CHURCHES.
.s,r REV. pRs. r.. R. BOOTH PREACHEs IN HIS
oyN CHURCH, WHILE THR REy. HERRIoK JOHN
soN. THE REV. Russell n. BELLOWS, AND THE
pry. W. P. CoRBIT SUPPLY OTHER PULPTTs.
Az most of the churches yesterday the attendance
,,.s small. due mainly. no doubt, to the heat and
.he heavy shower which preceded by few minutes
tbe morning church bells. The Rev. DIR. X. X.
pootb preached at the University Place Presbyte-
IAN Church, on the true ideal of Christian life.
peraonal experience in religion was the subject OF
che Rev. Russell n Bellowe's discourse at All Souls
Church: the Rev. w. P. Corbit preached at the
ReelKnan Hill NJ. L. Church on a striking proof of
cbrist's divinity. The source of Christian content
ment was the subject of the Rev. Dr. Herrick john
,on,s sermon at the Collegiate Reformed Church.
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gituationo Wanteo-- MaIes

A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, age %.
IA would like situation in tho country TO take care OF
horse aud COW will be found willing Obigng; best OF
references last employer Address WILLIAM, 32l
West 44ilLsL
COACHMAN aud GR0OM.-By a neat, tidy
~ single thoroughly understands his duties In all re-
spectR IL compete and reliable for family wanting
frsi.Cass cOachman viii be highly recommended hs late
empOver has excellent city testimonials D sOO1cty and
honesty will be cvi. and Obging. Address FAITHFUL
Uptown TIijune Office, LBS Broadway.
DRIVATE SECRETARY TO CORPORA
ton or TO elderly gentleman incapacated through years
otherwise from attending to his affairs personally Adyer
tsr has considerable business experience and high
ausocratic and American recommendations Address
SECRETARY" Tribune Office.
Useful MAN-HOUSEW0RK.- Swedish
" man wife, age 26 years; chdten speaks good
English care hOrses drive do gardening farmwork
wife good plain cook good washer and ironef
and all Of Homework; best recommendations
Apply az 1903 Gthavc, near gh-st
(JANTED-By highly respectable young
w man age 90 n situation on a genteman's place can
perfectly understands fixing around the place H.
l., 80 Ceddi-st.
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Bankrupt Notices.


nISTICT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
IL for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORk-In
the matter Of SUSAN C. CURRIE bankrupt-IN BANK
RUPCYA Warrant bankruptcy has been ,neq Ps sal1
the Ctv York Of the County of NewYOrk, OF the
OF NewYork In said District adudged bankrupt upon
ana Inc delivery property belonging to said bankrupt
her her use and the transfer OF any property oY
prove their debts and choose one or moe a.
Of her estate Will De held at Court OF Bankrupy
20 be holden at No 39 fnlt"nst IN the CITY OF hes1orh
In said District on the b day Oi August a ~ l1Ir M
o'clock the office of Edgar kcchum esquire one OF ho
Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court -, ,,.-
LOUIS r. PANN. MarshaL-MesseDger.
V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
was issued against the estate Of CHRISTIAN DELANAN
Of the City Of New1oft, In tho county OF NeW.loIk
Of property belonging 10 such bankrupt 70 MN or 9r
his ana the transfer Of any property by him. arc t9rb
their debts and 81 choose or more assgnees
Of lis estate will be held at Court Of BANKRUPTCY to be
holden No4 Warrent IN the city Of New York before
John w lttc esquire Regsto the Sd day Of August
A. ID. 1878 al 10 o'clock y. NJ ,o,.,, =. ,,,,>,
u s. Marshal Messenger southern District OF NeWYork
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
isAned estate cf HEN ny BEHNING, Of New
York city in the Couuty Of New-Iork. stlto Of New
petiion ana agans: ths estate JUSTUs DIEHE Of New
York City. In the COGnty Of New.York. who has been
adiuged bankrupt the petition OF his credtors The sad
bankrupts having formed the nrm OF BEItNING DIkHE
s1y propery belonging &c such bankupts either
transfer property them either Of them are
forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors OF the
moT assirnees OF their estate viii be held al No
Iaans in the City New.Ycrk. before James Dwight
Register the 23d day OF August n d. LIE a. O'Clock
Gs Marshal as Messenger Southern District OF New'YOrk.
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ROtels.

rINHE BRISTOL, 81 and So WEST 1 nth ,s.I;..
near BRoAywAYA sxeissysg a @ % wi SoarS.
AZ 70 siO per 81 7o per day Win poao ono "0'-
or over atregular rates
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Gnmmer 6oaco.

SCRANTON'S BATH HOTEL, BATH, Long
- Island. opens June l; The finest watering place IN
America hotel for families and transient guests;
shades and lawn ado ned with walks ana hover %
ing excellent bar billiard reached by Hamilton
Ferry 10 Greenwood rail TO Bath addition 70 no
l50 roons Wesera Union Telegraph obce IN hotel now
Open Circulars ready. Adpress , ,--,,>, u...o,o.
Steamer BAY RIDGE leaves Bath, q. and p u:
and leaves Battery. Pier l. East River 10, 23O M $50
nd ID
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IC,ouNTRy ROAKD.-Mountai View Farm

house pleasantly situated seven miles from Catskhl
Landing from the Mountain onse me ySE D sne
sAXF Csskill, ~ y. Refcrenccs; N fiAher q co. 81
Wafrensi, ". u. or A Hchards bl heahese
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WATER GAP HOUSE, -
w DELAWARE WAFER GAP, PENN.
Trpe and hall from NewNork lBafcay sLE grana
mountain and river pure air beautiful walks ana
drives boating fishing and bathngi house new ana eega
An 'nO"''" i'"p' l. W. BRoDHEAD BRO, Proprietors.
T0O SUMMER RESORTS board from 81
VU .o 900 Der week full particulars aud photographs az
MARTIN e BEAR'S Summer and Winter Resort directory,
AZ East I4th.st, Union square.
1904 55th Season. I27&
S4sCATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE ~ SOe
~ nils from ne village or Cdtsku, ~
Regular stage Line frOm Landing
hotel Of the Catsk region, OILY nret
class te MOuntdtas ana only one comm sS .no
fmous view Of the Nzllty Elevation, 3OO0 teet
opcn June 10 october Reduced rates Send Tor cir-
cular
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5ummer 6Oaro.

(NARSWELL HOUSE, Cornwall-on-the-H Hud-
~ son-Under nsw management board for the season
open; large. airy rooms; hrst-ciass accom-
modatons reasonable Cards ana information may
be obtained Of s. CHASE 1l34 Pacifest Brooklyn, or A.
@. ROE. Cornwalon.the- II udson Address NJ t. BARBER
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

COUNTRY BOARD-Among the Mountains,
" 81 miles from city. line Of Erie Railway ample
dress o. cox TITUS Farm Mounainville, Orange County,
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

DOARDERS WANTED.-Five or six accom-
DmOdatcd good board at farm honse very ar1GtYe
Of st; terms SO per week Address S. CLARK, Croton
Ian N Y
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS. - Boating and
bathing; excellent table, &c per week reterencesIheo
J. stuyvesant 80 Nassaust Horny Frtedberg' s"allst
hoO" 10 VI ""'i''' south Cairo Greene County n Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

COUNTRY BOARD-Private family; healthy
" location high ground pure mountain ar t,aas mle
from village 2a hours from New YORK by Ere taInau
Terms 80 Der week adults children half price Address Box
ol WaahingtOnylle, D. g., y. Y.
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situations Tuanteu- 5emaIes.

H0USEW0RKER-By young, strong, will
ing German girl houseworker would take care OF
children moderate best Of city references 1865 9Th
ave. 23dst; first hOOr
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

NOLIMBIA SPRINGS HOUSE, near Hudson,
" N Y-The waters white sulphur the extraordinary
curative properties Of which ate universally acknowledged
Livery 'e'egiAph Oi'iiAiu'' "O''"" M NJ p NASH
New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

BELLEVUE HOUSE, BETHLEHEM, N. II.
ID Near the White and FrEnconia Mountains magnificent
scenery elevation 600 feet sure caahra
dihcuity pure spring water DAVID =. PHILLIPS, Prop