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New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
,LIrERARY NOTES.

The Rev. Samuel 0sgood, D. D., has written
An article on the life and literary influence OF Kous-
seau" for the July number of The International heV'e~
A new " Imitation of Christ has appeared
IN Paris It is illustrated by Jean Paul Laurens whose
Death Of Marceau Of the main works OF las1
Years Salon In the preface the question OF its author
sbp is again raised Some writers attribute 1t 70 Thomas
Kempis Others TO Abbot GersOn others 10 ChancehOr
ierson and ually M. POns TO Canon Gerson, nephew
OF the chancellor.
How to Spend the Summer" is the title oil
pne of The Christian Union extras" issued last week
II contains a series OF short ESSAYS by Dr. Howard
Crosby tho Rev. W. II. H. Murray, Donald G. Mitchell,
Lyman Abbott " Gail Hamilton" II. H." Austin Abb
bott and Others. Mr.. Beecher's address before the
Army Of the Republic, at Springfield has been repuO-
Iished as No. u Of the same series.
Arrangements have been made by which
the following Libraries Harvard University including
the departments Boston Public Library. Boston Athe-
neum American Academy OF Arts and Sciences Boston
Society OF Natural History, Boston Medical hbary-
viii unite In publishing consolidated list OF all serial
publications taken by them currently in one alphabet,
each title having against it the designation OF that IL
brary or those Libraries in which it can be found lt
will embrace in all languages, the annuals, quarterles'
eees dailIes and the transactions, proceedings col
Ieetious bulletins and mcmoirs Of societies tits intended
10 make cover all serial issues Of whatsoever kind,
cent business reports and the regular publications OF
Committees and boards, unless they are disuucuYey OF
interest as contributions science or TO knowledge III
general
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for LIGHTHOUSE SUPPLE
IHGArTRY UEPANTMENT
nEI1rR nE InE IIlnInuIhE B0AHn.

WAsIINGTON, June :, 1878
SEALED PROPOSALS for turnishing ghthou3e suPPiies
for the year ending June So ss vi w be geeSvgd at this
oi1s % gn % nee ID S e1S ns ' % Of ts ~ cLmneyS cks Of
various sle whiting aad other cleaning material oTgs4ss
too bruous moys busters aud many other articles all
forms Of bids which may Offices Of the Light
house Inspectors al Boston Tompkinsyie staten Island
samples all the required will be open 10 inspection
81 dSn S os inG Ne na eseh ] eRdered ande this
yeriisement VIII he compared by the Lighthouse Inspector on
reception with the sample aud not found up TO sample IN
The bids win considered and accepted rejected item by
item and this advertisement and the proposal so far as ae.
cepted D hc SecIsiaiy o the ltsasy anu tne
aud the bidder or bidders and further contract viii
The articles contracted for be furnished from time to
time during the year In quantities pursuant
Lighthouse Board The entire quantities WILL however. 10
Each proposal must be made on form TO be provided By this
Office. and must be hgned by the person masking aud IN
poss must be accompanied by bond in the sum OF thou
sand dollars 2OOO the form for which viii also be furnished
The bond be signed by person or persons making
whose sGcencY saiGe certified by an cccr OF the Govern
megt known TO the Treasury Department having an oea
The bond shall be conditioned for furnishing such por
ton Of the articles as may be awarded under the proposal
and for the faithful performance OF the contract
leu % T eS % sqsG & S. 10 s m y an 2 a
feor article Will be deemed sufficient to annul the
Deliveries made Of charge at the Lighthouse
The failure comply with any contract
Will operate forfeiture Of tho entire penalty Of tho bond
the board direct the purchase market Of such
qualities Of any arucle shall be to supply the
deficiency caused 10y such failure and charge the eOntrao
oishfy per cenum Of the price whcn shall DO found nee
TO for such articles.
Proposals unaccompaued ty satisfactory bond will not be
considered Contracts viii be awarded only established
manufacturers OF dealers In the articles.
The right 10 reject ali bids 10 waive defects II u IL
deemed 20 be for the Interests OF the Government to do So Is
reserved.
be made however until after the passage
bill making appropriations for the support Of tho Light
Establishment Ia accordance with the provisions Of
sections 3679 and 1882 Of tho Revised statutes Of the United
States.
copy OF this advertisement should accompany each pro.
pOsal. -
Proposals should be addressed "The Lighthouse Board
and marked Proposals for Lighthouse Supplies"
JOHN RODGERS, Chairman.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Charter Oak Life Insurance Company 20 John Gault
four rooms IN the basement Of Nos 80 II and 73
broadway years, at annual rent 0f......,.......
Hintze, JOhn RI e 20 Henry Meyer, NO 2yS Delancey-
st. years, at annual rent off,. ...,.
Power Company, ground floor, basement aud eel.
lars Of No l3 spruce-st years and 10 mouths, at
annual rent
Reckhard Conrad w to Edward Joyce. store. room
and cellar OF No 45l 10th.aye years az annual
rent
RhineiandeT William C. trustee etc. 20 AnthOn Hoh
man, on 0lst-st, 100 Il W OF 2f-aye II years,
same to same lot on eOth.st, 100 Il Of 2daye 2l
years. at annual rent
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DentisirD

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. ,23S broadway, cor Thirty
ST., 3OS West Twenty. .thiTdst, Eghthave; 160
Trlaye. Forty .seventhst at tho HARLEM OFFICE
No 2,2S1 Thirdaye Onehundred and twenty fOurtst
(Harlem Ssvngs Bank Building, up TO p. at regular
ottce rates.
AT VAN VLECK'S DENTAL ROOMS, 264
~ 6thaveFresh every day administered IL years
without accidents sets inserted day ordered charges
tremely low.
nR. WAIT, 45 East 23d-st., the best dent
~ IsrY OF description, at the lowest living prices
Call and examine specimens Extracting under gas soc each
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
POur{sen Through Trims each way daily three DepOts
Philadelphia two IN New.NorE.

Double Track the most Improved Equipment the Fassst
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On ana after MAY II. 1878,
Express Trains leave NewYOTk via DesbIOsses and
andt Streets Ferries, follows:
A:3U $780, s2O, 1850 hmed il a. n j. L. b q O.30 1870
$40 aud Q p NJ Sunday, 43O aud a. Ug o. g. $3.50, 1850,
$50 and o D.
Boats Of brooklyn Amer" with all through trains
City aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1920. 1885, T. 1880 g.
$3.50 and Uimted Express, 1885 z, A. 53O T.
aud M and IL midnight on Sunday 32O, 535, T. D.
$50, a. M, 4, 1876 D. NJ, and ~ midnight
House AID DesbrOsses and CourIandtss Court
st. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fuonst Brooklyn
Nos ia, l6 and llS Hudson HObOken Depot Jersey
City. Emgfant Ticket ONCE, No BatIeryplace.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. +. PALMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF "
Brooklpn Real Gsiats for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No I23S Broadway coz Thirty -s5s asa
Thrday cor Forty seventh-st at the HARLEM OFElCk
No psi Thirdave One Twenty 0urthst
(Harlem Savings Bank Buiding, up TO p m al regular
Oficerates.
nor SALE or TO LET-First-class three
II story hIgh.s .stoOp and basement brownstone house
newly finished with an modern improvements urDished O.
unfuruisled Greene second door east II Cntonaye
u. II. STONE, 192 Broadway, New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
j. known BY iis new name name, III THE NEWYoRK; LAKE
OF TRAINS, taking eject June 3. 1873:
a. n.-Cincmnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
D. (DailyFas ST. Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
West Pan % h Inc eep1S Coaches 10 Rt
p. m. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cncn.
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dining
Z p n.-Emigrnnt train for the West
NewaTk Gs5 ss0 iI,So a. m' g.i5 {i6. 5:iS Gl5 7so
and IL midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 0l5
Ra6cTfufd Park and Passac. @ 7IS, 10, 1915 m. IL
s2Ginys 8Ga we $50 i6 a IS $500 % and il mdnsbt
Paterson g. gt6 745 sS9 10 1919 ll;S0 a. ~ M u noon
2, M, apd IL midnight sundays, O. $780, 9l5 1915
sHifeIn G. E45 i0i5 a. m, i3I5 Sl5. 5,67p m l2 mid.
night Sundays Q, $780, 1915 Las. 6;3O p snd ~
Cornwall. 7,l6. a NJ $780, 4$O Sundays $50 m.
NewGnTsh 7ai5 s. a. i S:3O 430p m. Sundays $50 A. m
ROndOu and Kingston M 3aO D. ~ Sundays, $50
m. sundays 600, $3.50, 1915 a. m, $3.50, 700 ,. N
Mdae0Swn AZ zoo 9d l9d0 AN a M SiO 4;SO 59o p M
and 4.S0P m trains connect with NewYorK and oswego
TH PORT Jefyis f i 7I5. 900 1913 M 4eO GOO 700 p M
Sundays, $3.50, 1Ol5 a. m, $50 and 7OOp. m.
before 900 D. m leave Twenty hrdst fifteen minutes earlier
than above time trains leaving Cnam6erssL on quarter
leave Twenty hirst 945 and lli5 connecting with
trains leaving Chanbcrsst at loco p n and 1900 mid.
eepg coaches can be obtained and orders for the choosing
and G Of easSage may ee s AZ S oaee
Brooklyn or at tle Company 4 depOts.
Express Traps from the West arrive In NewYork at 725
T. h JSo r. ABsofT General Passr gent. NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
5Rs 6 e9ye % Fey coe asS sS S and Nya1
% sstarday nights only St 1850 ,. % Sundays 300
Manuel sprint Valley and Monsey. 200, oA5 445 D.
N. JNO. n. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent New York.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

Now READY.
THE PARIS WORLDS FAIR OF 1873,
Graphically described by
GEO. w. sMALLEY,
The weLknown London Correspondent OF TIE TRIBUNE, in
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al,
Illustrated by
PICTORIAL MAP OF PARIS AND TIE EXHIBITION
SU1DrARY OF LETTERS
JpE EXHIBITION.i
J. GENERAL OUTLINE
Q THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT.
g. BRITISH ACTIVITY.
a. THE PRINCE OF wALEs's INSPECTION.
g. EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
G. GRADUAL STEPS TOWARD COMPLETION.
OPENING CEREMONIES.
T. HOW THE FAIR BEGAN
e. ANOTHER REXPERIENCE WITH THE CROWD.
O. biARvELs OF THE OPENING NIGHT.
TO- AMERICAN VISITORS IN PARIS.
HINTS FOR VISITORS.
IL HOTEL EXPENsES
l2 PRICES STILL MORE INCREASED.
IS RULES AND REGULATIONS.
H. THE PARIsIAN CAFES.
Is ENORMOUS INCREASE IN PRICES.
EXHIBITION TOPICS.
l6 GENERAL GRANT IN PARIS
IL sEQUELS TO THE OPENING.
IS BRITISH FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
10 HOUSEHOLD DECORATION.
ICINCINNATPS GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
JOHN r. G. HAssARD.
SUMMARY OF LETTERS
l. GLUCK's ALCEsTIs-THE DEDICATIoG
q TIE ORGAN-THE MESSIAH.
g. WAGNER AND BEETHOVEN.
l. LIsZT AND BERLIOz.
Persons about 70 visit the Exhibition viii find the Paris Let
ter Trustworthy guide telling them what 10 and point
ing ont how to most Of the trip 20 the French
Capital while the Letters from Cincinnati VIII be prized by
The lovers pleasant souvenir OF the great Festival
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. Al
Price Ten Cents, postpaid.
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
New.York-
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON. via Providence, direct,
A Full, NIGHTS RESI- ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
fayOTite Palace Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, CAPTAIN Jesse Mott
Leave daily (sundays excepteD from Pier 90 North River
foot OF WarTen.st Passengers arrive In Boston AZ
Tam. No intermediate landings between New.York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
NJ d D. m from Pier 80 North River, foot Of Jay.st
Fare by this lm0 10 BOSTON. ~ 90, nIst ClasA
StateroOms and tickets FOR EITHER LIS secured al
No 3G3 Broadway all offices OF Westc0tts Express
Company. Also tickets sold at all hotel ticket ofces
D. >. BABCOCK, PresllenL
l. W. FnKIvs, General Passenger Agent
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auciion Sales of Real Gstaie.

A A-JERE. JOHNSON, jr., AUCTIONEER.
IA GRAND JUBILEE AUCTION.
S73 ELEGANT CoNEY ISLAND LOTS, on the premises
OCEAN PARKWAY, between BRIDGE and OCEAN at1
O'Clock TU EsDAY AFTERNOON. June 20, Is g.
Property IS all Grand hotels Coucourse, AQUARIUM &C
TIN Rec mcnt Band.
Prof Harrison. world renowned mproyisaiorc.
under mammoth tent.
Balloon ascension by Prot Fisher.
Professor Batt viii stand In hot tire with hanes enney
surrounding his body.
Title perfect. Terms easy. Taxes nominal.
Maps OF JERE. JOHNSON, Jr. 5s IAberty.st
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Corporation Notites.


PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GROCER
les &C. viii be received by the Department OF GhaIies
and Corrections until June o. 1873 For tul PARTICULARS
see The City Record for sale az No. CITY Hall
PROPOSALS for removing part of Pier, &C.,
and rebuilding the same win be received by the Depart
ment Of Docks until July 1873 For full particulars see
The City Record, for sale az No City Hall.
DROPOSALS for 500 TELEGRAPH POLES
win be received by the Fire Department until July s.
1873 full particulars The City Record for sale at NO
2 City Han.
PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, OATS and
FEED win be received by the Fire Department until July
8 1878 full particulars The City Record, Tor sale al
No City Hall
PROPOSALS for 5000 BARRELS of FLOUR
viii be received bv the Department OF Charities and
until o. 1873 For u particulars see Inc
City Record for sale at NO. City Hau.
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Gonnlrp propsrIp 90 Get.

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
n family with city and country conyencies rent os
good teuaut. j. H. DENlsON this once or l5O bele'hA
ave. Newark. Nj.
AT LONG BRANCH,
~ To LET-A handsome cottage. twelve roams, ~
furnished near the aud depot price, fiSu; ase
others 5000 5000 as0 board procured in hotels saa
MY wM LANE co. Box 4s.
East Lone Branch
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at CARR,
~ son Is opposite West Point Address FisAkilS
SAVINGS BANK Hshkil, N. y.
TTNO LEr-Elegant residence, fully furnishe.f
Mount Peasantaye. Newark handsome hos,si ~
rooms, modern improvements high grounds, nesuu.-y
adorned with fountain, fruit and shade tiees near hse
Favorable 10 careful aud responsible tenant Au
OWNER, r. %. Box SG4, n. Y.
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8ratss ano fenorrs.


THELARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
II and HALF LOW CRATES for either hard soft coal,
with dumping shaking attachment Brass Open Fire
Piacns with Andirons ana Grates wood fires
Tenders, Fire sets and Coal Hods OF antique and
designs Wholesale and retail Low estimates given
10 builders. contractors and urchlteCts.
j. S. CONONER & CO.. Nos 366 and SGs Canal-st' N y
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
gnstrnrilon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERSl
"A SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" an
ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN, ,233 Broadway, New York
copy advertisement when asking for estimate oriu
formation
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9re dream.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. ,23S Broadway, Thirty.
hrstst or 3OS Vest Twenty third st. cor Eighthaye.
700 Thlrdaye, Forty.seventhst; at the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2.2Sl Thirdave, Northumberland
twenty iourthst Harlem savings Bank Budingl 10 Sp
M. stregular oilce rates
A .-H0RTON'' ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON, SOC. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE RUssE and JELLY
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS.
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
DepOp 0oS athayo., l,2ss broadway and75 chashanst
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,,, s,,,. anna

WHITE STAR LINE. ems. .,,,.,.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL bTEAMEhs
FOR OIEENSTOWN AND LiNEkPOOlA
Eotce-1he oi this Line take the Lane loule
by Lieut. Mauy L. = NJ on 0oth the out"au
Aud hOmeward voyages - ,, n ,o . -,
ADHiATIC capt Jennings Thursday June ~ 2'y0 2 a. 70
CELTIC cam Gieadell - Thurfdav. July IL, go j. m
PROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER ,.---...,,-., 81,
Thrse steamers uniform IN size and unsurpassed N ~
saloon. Stas-roouF, smoking, ana bAth
roua are placed amdship where the noise and motion Se
felt anOding degree OF comfort hitherto uhatalhaoo
,---- ,y.,... -
favorable terms Stecrage, <2s
THESE steamers cary neither cattle, sheep, nor pigs
aud other information, apply AZ the
'' H. J. CORrIS Agent
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ettamboale ano Railroaos

A LBANY and TROY by DAY B0ATS.-C.
N VIBBAR and DANIEL DREW,
Pier At S35 and 24th street Pier 81 .
M landing Nyack Ferry West Point burgh Pough.
keepsie RhnebecK SauCeries Catsill and Hudson. To
West Point or Newburgh, returning by down boat at
Excursion TRANSFER 10y boat leaving Brook
lyn a a. IN. connecting at Albany with trains NORTH
and WEST 81 ecal train 20 a7d from Saratoga commencing
July IL close connections, stOppng Ony at Me
chanicsyie Round Lake and Balsion tickets Oh boats
Baggage checked. Round trp at Excursion rates
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare rs
II cents NEWBUR and below, 30 CENTS Land az High.
land Falls west Point Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro Nil
ton, POUGHKEFPSlE, EsOpus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware ard waikiki Valley Railroads Steamboats, IOiBas
cornell James W. Baldwin leave daly at Pier 81,
North River foot OF HarfisOnsL
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
Real Gsiale 10 grrbanot.

GREEN-AVE., BR00KLYN.-Elegant tour
" story, high stCoP brown so9e equity e'sI S Tss
or cash and Iowa land. EuLAND WHITING -
man-st
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C Commencing April ~, 1873.
through trans Will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 M Western and Northern Express, drawing room
cars Rochester and ~. Albaus
1880 a. M special Chicago and Western Express with
drawing Canandaiguh, Rochester and Buffalo
1850 hzm, Express 10 Utica aud Rutland, drawing room
4. 90 n m AIbany and Troy Express.
600 D. m s.. Louis EIpess daily, with sleeping cars for
ST. ons running through DAY n the week asa sleep
ing cars BUaoS agar FaS Toledo and Detroit and TO
Montreal. excepting sunday night, Via Saratoga.
1880 Express for FocheBer, and Corning VIA
Geneva, with through sleeping cars go
$40 d m Pathc Expires. daily, with sleeping cars for
Rochestor Niagara Fails BudaQ, Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also WaterOWn excepting Saturday night,
Montreal via St Adams excepting saturday and sun
n m Express, with sleeping cars Albany and Troy.
Wav 1aius as per Local Time Tabca Tickets for sale
Eo 2l 4l3 Broadway. and at WestcOtt Express
20 u Ofccs Parkpace $50 aud Ji2 Broadway New
Work and s33 WashmgtUnst. Brooklyn.
IL. MEEkIE, General Pas fcuCcT Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
Eau Schools

ALBANY LAW SCH00L.-RegulaI course,
N ono year. FAN term begins on the 81 OF september
Address Professor ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, n. y
VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, 2 years
GRADUATE for degree OF DCLG wears Ian term
opens Sept 26 Address Prof. WAELAND NeW-haveh' u
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty ST., for Freehold at
745, 1l:i5 a. m, Z, Q, 6 pm.
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REcoRDED RAJ EsrArE rRANsFERs

Christie st CSo 11s) solomon Jessururn TO Abraham
55th-st n g. 1863 ft e of Broadway 26.lxSO.S 8 b
BrOwHell referee, 70 the Northern Dispensary OF
3Oth.st So 3e6J " est, 2Oxes9 Moses May to Jeni.
ll2th.st, a.. 600 3 Il W of 3dave l71OxiOO.1l RIB
Gwiliin. referee. 10 John Davidson and others,
executors. etc .. 20 q
Sinclair referee TO Eugene Ellsworth executor.
57th.st ss. so II Of 9th-aye. 20xiO05 Welcome @
Hitchcock 20 Henrietta smith,
57ti-st g. 90 ft OF 9th-aye, 2OxlO0.5 John Smith
and wife 10 Welcome Hitchcock. ..,...............
i4th-st g. lS II W Of MadisOn-ave, l6.6xSOi Arnold
Lustig To Charles MorsoD
ist-st a. 1859 Il of lstaYe, l4x64i0t (No 63A9l
Julius ROdek and others 10 Christ an Wenz........
ThOmas-st, II =. between Huds0nat and West Broad
way, 25xlOO; Charlotte W Therassen and hus'
Dand TO Arnold LusitR
58th-st g, 500 II OF Sth-aye 2OxlOO.oi kacbel II
Brown 10 sarah II Powell.
lsst (NO 46) n s. 2628 II OF 2d.aye. 24.2xlOO Aug
ust ErdInann and wife 70 John kOpp- .............
Kingsbfidgo 10 Northumberland (2ith Ward), 80
lots; B Gwiliim. referee % John Davidson. ...-.
Broadway and FaiFmOuDt-aVe (24tn Ward), l2ux
1916 ana also FairmOunt-aye, lO0x2OO' John
Ramsey 70 John III Knapp.
Broadway and FalrmOunt-aye t24th WARD, lzuxl4lO;
and also Fairmount-aye, l00x2oO john II Knapp
tOlMary u ID Ramsey
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

EORNEW- .MERTDEN, HARTFORD,
III SPRINGFIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL.
andntemediate points steamers leave Pier 20 T. H. daily
(Suudays exccpted) at and IL connecting with
SPECIAL trains at NewHaven for Hartford springdeld &C
Tickets sold baggage checked az gi4 broadway. New
York and Court-st Brooklyn. Excursion 10 NewHayen
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
WI Open from $50 q. ~. 10 l2 D. m.


vi Open from $50 a. III. TO l2 pm.
Stations:
M0RRISST Nearest point for South Ferry and Battery.
RFCTOR-SI. Nearest point for Wall street. Ferry.
COURTLAN DIST Nearest point for Jersey City and Com
munipaw FaTnes
PARK.PIACE Nearest point for Post Ofilce, City Hall
ana Barclay street Ferry 10 IIOOOken.
CHAMBERs.sT. Nearest point for PavODia and Erie Il.
FRANKLIN.ST X Ferry.
GRANDSTH Nearest pOintfOr DesbrOsses street Ferry
BLEECKERST 20 Jersey city.
STIIST. Nearest Point Tor Christopher street
14THST. Ferry 10 HOOOken
23D.ST. Nearest point for IWentythhd street
83D-ST. Ferry 10 Jersey City.
A2D-ST Nearest point for y. Y. Central IL. II.
50TH-ST
68THST. Nearest point for Central PARK.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side STALLION.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE, 10 CENTS except between the hours OF $50 10
73O a In and 10 y. m. when the fare is cents.
ROUTF From 5Sth.st along 6tbavc; % ana along Amy.
ST. and along south 5thaye % Canalsti crossing into
along West Broadway 70 Chamterss crossing into and
along C0egeplace to and along Mgrfayst 70 and along
ChufChst 10 and along n eW .Church.st 60 hOrIsst.
Connects with the following horse car lines;
At RECTOR-ST. with fol South Ferry
At GRANDST. with for DesbrOsses and East Grand
Street Ferries.
At BLEECKER-sT with cars for East and West.
STST with for Christopher and f. 10th st. Ferries
At lATHSI. with for West Twentythitd Street and
East Twenty third Thirty fourth Ferries
At 33D-ST with cars for Weehawken Ferry.
At 5gTIIST. with cars for Belt Line Railroad.
NJ VAN BROCkLIN, Supt j. j. NAVARRO, Vice. .Prest.
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Go nhom il alan Gontern

60 mhcm il Alap Gourern
NOTICE.-The creditors of Hayden, liers q
~ co Joel Hayden 4 Co. Joel Hayden & serene knfs,l
81 OF Williamsburg Mass are hereby regaes@sa @ ssfsisd
immedat to w. B. HALE Northampton, Mass 49, -
Abatement OF an claims which they have agalust sg
tho above debtors such claims stood ON tcoiu'iS
'he usy "hen s'ia u0V'V'' 'S'P' LINCOLN. JR,
W. A. HALE.
n. T.. JAMk-.
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Trustees OF the Estates o. 'aia De'''t~
northampton, June 10, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24
7 oNG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via

I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
- NewJeIsey southern Railroad Commencing June ~.
1878. steamers Will leave NewlOrk. Pier \ North River
uoot ofectOs connecting at sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch q, $3.50 a. m, ]. 346, 545. =. m.
Red Bank and Toms River Q, $50 a. ~. ], Si5 p. m
Beach Maven, q. m, J .. m.
Nineland, BridgetOn and AtlanucCity p m.
Philadelphia ana TuckcrOn o O. M, i. 3.Aj p. m.
" s WM 8. sNEDEN,
NcneTal ManhRer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-24

WOOD ENGRAVER.--An experienced wood
w engraver, accustomed b work furniture Address
with reference stating what s desired per week, D.
COOKE Easton, Penn.