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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

Corn in the ear sells at 60 cents per barrel
in East Feliciana, La.
Last year England imported over $l0,-
100000 worth of eggs.
Upwards of Sl1 100000 is invested in live
stock in Great Britain.
At the last show in Paris, fifty different
kinds of grapes from one district We're dis
played.
\ manufactory Of butter tubs in Crawford
county, Pa, turns out two hundred tubs a
day.
Vermont has 2l5,7o0 cows, valued at S.,
255, 600, calling the average value of each
COW $40.
Ohio has 3sl, 900 acres of apple orchards,
and raised this year Is, 100000 bushels Of APP
piles.
1t is stated that 20,5Oo bushels of apples
have been shipped from Grand Isle county.
VT this season.
New York has 692, 5000 horses which, ay-
eraged at $50 81 each, aggregate total val
ne of $50. .293, ,4S6.
Some OF the Detroit business men are
moving Ill lHc iDdttCl VI VI ga -
dustrial exposition in that city.
The Madison. Iowa, farmers are complain
ing because they have to buy lumber TO
make cribs for their extra corn.
A Palatka, Florida, paper quotes Ven1son
at ten cents per pound, and sweet potatoes
at fifty cents per bushel.
The State Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Bryan. Texas, opened With two
hundred and twenty-five students.
The epizooty is reported to be very vlru-
lent again III some parts OF New Jersey,
many horses having recently died OF 1t.
The Charlotte, n. c., Observer steps up
with a sow ten years old that has raised l49
pigs-22, $50 pounds of pork-s2, 23o'
\ San Francisco firm offers to supply Clll-
caoo with strawberries this month, II the
demand justites shipments by the car load.
TO be a successful farmer to-day, as COM
pared with the cultivator of the SOIL IN the
early history of this country, may require
less muscle telling the huge monarchs OF the
! forest. in clearing land and building ttohe
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03

orally practised and to the certain improve
ment of the ordinary condition of the birds.
We cannot enter into a scientific analysis of
vegetable food, nor is this necessary. But
ell experience with the above mentioned
roots, as we recommend their Use, has prov
ed highly satisfactory, whenever and wher
ever the experiment has been tried with our
knowledge.
With cattle, with cows. with sheep, or
with swine, this course has for years been
followed, among our most economical live
stock breeders, to grand advantage. The
benefit to poultry is similar. Aud we ad-
wise all who have never tried the plan we
now suggest to give their attention to this
subject; and SO save money in feeding their
fowls, Willie they render either their old or
their young stock in every way more com
Portable. thrifty, and more healthy. than by
the means which are ordinarily employed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES For FOWLS.

II poultry breeders and tanciers would be-
lieve how valuable and snccnent provision
for fowl stock ruta-bagas, beets, potatoes
and carrots are, when cooked, either boiled
or steamed. and mixed with the rye and
corn meal given the birds, this excellent
stvls of roat~feeding would be far more gen
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
T L E P0 ! L TRY Y ARD.
DUNG HILL FOWLS.

Dung hill fowls have long been considered
in many quarters, by those who know little
or nothing about the more valuable qualities
and traits Of the modern improved race OF
poultry, to be good enough on the farm.
This isa great mistake No sort Of live
stock is ''good enough'' for either farmers
or pouiterers, nowadays, that is not of the
better or best quality to be bad.
It costs no more, on the average, to feed
prime poultry-per head-than it does to
maintain the scrubs. Indeed, we know
many small farmers who adhere to the old
usage of breeding the Worn-out harn-yard
varieties that their grandsires cultivated Tor
rather toerated) around the homestead, who
throw away more good grain, every year.
upon given nllmber Of these dung hill cor
morants than would literally feed the same
number of good Cochins, or Brahnlas, or
Plymouth Rocks.
The latter are much heavier; finer, and as
hardy; they lay many more and richer,
larger eggs they come to maturity sooner;
they are far more quiet, generally, about tl'e
place; they are seldom assallea with sick
ness. While all mongrels are frequently dis
eased: at maturity the cockerels make fine
roasters; the pullets are gooa winter layers;
and very fair common samples may now be
had. in quantities, atabout the cost OF the
old-flslioned mixed-up nondescripts.
A flock of any sort OF pure-bred fowls,
evenly plumed, and OF good proportions, Is
a beautiful sight upon the lawn, III the run,
or about the cottage door. flock OF the
dead-beats which we often see proving
around the country places we pass or visit,
axe an cyesore to the iaAcier. a moth to the
owners, and 4 disgrace TO any decent farm
or suburban eState-in these days OF pro-
gress and Improvement.
Discard this sllperannRated dung hlll race
OF fowls. Buy the modern improved birds
of any variety you may choose. You can
purchase a few for Il small outlay. and in
one wear YOU can have handsome flock OF
nice. II r,lry, useful breeders that will give
satisfaction, and pay literally tor their keep
ipp. and which you will not be ashamed to
show to city or country friends, when they
call nnon you.-Amc1ica,a Poultry Yard.
sr--e-aas
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-03
WEEKLY BY
r. n. SUTil E:Rl. IN ,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

rh. ROCKY MOUNTAIN IiusBANDMAS is designed
M az =. me n3Ele i,nclteS y sbandnlaE Il every
=, ',1p or the term, embracing lu lts cos1nns every
tlarf,nent Of Agriculture, Stock -ralal:S, Horti-
MI,nru S,etl aud Domestic Economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

tsorocghy putting the edward gase Of the true
There can te no doabt that nsny ~ko read N
p<rfee. good faith. ard wish sincere dsstrs
Of knoslsdge are ed assy By tins singular appear
xrce a kpOxledgs and faYpess rbere both are In
Truth anSenI" The way In which lie has treated MS
.utltcrs has been commonly such nov AID then 70
szgesf TIE thought that TIE zho,e thing an elaborate
Joke The thought VIII f0re2 tsst upOD tie mind that
", Fronde is sipy Laughing a. he readeft snd trJrs
q, see yhar amount Of paradox they nay Be made 70
swallow Hr. Frou6e certainly comes cot OF the hands
a . asyzani with great damage o. his reputation a. an
historian and II Be strr Of scrDe interest TO Dis
admirers to s.cerian what i btsEs have left Of tie
POOR geufler a1.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Bankrupt Not res.

NISIRiCr COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ Tn th. EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENE-ILNASIA
IN BASSGuiTcr. In The matter 81 AARsHALL DEEMER
adGg John D'cluers sons. bankrupt District
o. PrnI-ySr1I HlTgGu in lkrptcl has ssUed
b, laid Court agIst Tie esiae Of MARSHALL DEENfER
esl..'s Of
and Il ne al r-'Hs Y.I0 la ssilic. VINO lao been dny
adigdged ban hrH1t - = petition OF hts creditors an The
payment % p Il delivery of any property
lun ug said t iUrt OlO his use and the
prc-rty by h.fi forbidden NV law meeting
creditors OF sad bank up Prove their debts sna choose
ssgIe's OF III, estate ayr the
ance ot comn1spn proposed ~ bank dut 10 W.T.; To
his cred tors Their claims
ili compromise and elne there9' half OF said "a
per - De paid days after the recording
Of tie resolution ~ cop aud the remaining half
Of said 20 c. 10 lie paid n the notes 81 the bankrupt
WITH Gco x r. Fclis iofser thereon. 10 bear inter.
aud De payable Ia nine End twelve months
bankrupt 10 assign 10 LIS ceOrs oil dividends ~ any winch
become entitled receive from The estate Of r.
Stokes IN baHkrapicy will be held at court OF bankruptcy
to De holden Gl5 Walnut Philadelphia in said district
the April. n 1878. az II o'clock M At the
Office Of Edwin r. Chase esq., one of the registers n bank
ruptcy 81 said dis tTict
JAMES y. KERNs. u. s. Marshal for said District
Mh23 iaw2wF
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pErORDrD IrASES

Eaf-sy Asoel II. . CiaT,es " Dickri. 5e'h-st. :.
so ~ .. 1th-svP. lcl'I -.sN--J Nstx -.
II -sars - an. nj Tsnt q.
Cilufaa Ga,'tt.lnr o. Caleaiirc BoeCtr NS - Wet
Brad A.. vesrs. AZ ANNA rent Oi.........--
Fog, St.vhen /. TO Jams 4 ClamPeft sri PsfficS
Can ininas. part 81 NJ IS ult9- - ear - a.
Hual rr1t
Hsule. Hzr-lc % Ee-nsrl Cciiea, No - baKfrf-rt,
2y.ars. guaafl rer; cf..---..-.
H-Triques, Arfhu- J. 20 Ircl-c herr1q nee. assign
ufiif u IRE. if-tselol 49, d 81 u 2, 80 II "a
shave .U6iOJ.5
E-1rlqucs. Clareacc A. 10 Srttaf hcnflISe. 1919.
0f uuc- II 4 e n mol, -. list. :, 800 X =
q. jth-sYe, 2ozi0n.j
s?erif HrnF:s;p, 70 Geo,- Beyer No CO Horzuo 4,
rea.s, a aAaull rent 81.
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Gouscs ano farms Udnie0.

XSAETGD-Cometcry lotto purchase
W pr~';,n cf lot Gresngood Cemetery. Address
wiki fl ~ulars. J. ". b. ID, station +. York
tIAEEED-By Il private family-a spacious
W rcsiic1co ~ npagianous district coming
surname. ktfrt.l iHl particulars anl pIcc 10 a New
NO-r ",s tri,r. EoX 4.37j.
NNANi&iH-5 years lease. unfurnlshed .
large yelling houses 0cetioa i7tA 10
3stS. p 10 Gthaves.: 49, 90 uof year.
ca-s fam F toar,inF principals preferred Address
IL U@c i:o- -, Tribune Office.
SVAA1ID--A few acres of land with dwell
w city. for II acre farm gooi buildings and
"a Jog btsincss; % niles from y. y. BOOKHOCT. IS
liberty
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Gin firal gsiaie for Sole.

1 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW;
y YyaK TRIBUNE WILL III RECEIVED At The
UPT w OFFiCF-. NJ las iroa.1sy, cor, Thirty
rrs;st .s0S TWe1fy thId 49, cot. fsi - are,
200 Tariav.. cog. Forty eeyenth-st.; al The HAhLEa
GFFTrE- ..x~I IuiTfaYt.. t1e-hE14rcl-atAi
~ eiy four Harlem savings 3uildng. ~ 20 -
L. 4 -ull- Tstes
7 = GREAT BARGAIN. 5th-ave., corner,
4 F- ALI HTsNsO0 shove 3if5-sf; also, tsg i''lr-
sgDr O. h0u--s 2sd cise - dthays ho5I %;
{ EDDY, Jas BToaiTsy.
EOR >ALE-Ihree-sto BROWN-STONE
uwFILIVG. near Hros6 ~ an sCtasi qrce. *lOofc
of T. rsrf ~ Il-c. j.. sEARING. % BtcalNsy.
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Nfu Dnel'taiions.

4 LITERARY CURIOSITY.
"A Published this geek relafssst- rev tosks elf4te
Nh CHM 0RKsN.
ETsryb0-y vii base 70 "a. n PIlee, 81
Nss THACkERAY's 8 gEA sFIS I NOVEL;
The STORY OF ELIZABEIH' ~ Ms Ibasseiay,
dznrhfeY = HMsr " Thoef-fsy, III suthoI o. !sltr
Fztrs Bsrr yoirlae q P,assOHs Dosxf --fls
P4t vs.furn rrice ysyeT cover, urffo-rl Win
sO- fsils 80 u Published his DAY. 2l1 j 'ol .e
b. al rokeell-f COyses y ~ " sei - AA O. is14iHAs
yTice 20 the pUo.-hsrN, -. -, r-..,-,s.
Mr.. GHIM'S DREAM.
VI ygbsbe3A ysr5 reEsarfsose and oi1sEal Tok
ca<<srsc make sezLsStton 81 ateE4tITe
Nh GHIM'- DREAM
Ds.1eF O. IKE o1I2os
tn al u La o1ly u - sen 70 y spIreeiztec go
o;, bgDt. y-ioasi Pfos g. ~ AIo I@'F ed4'''l 'Oi
tie million, pT1ct e.
Also READY THIS WEE:
1.-The ADVENT Rs OF FEKDAHL GREES-A
College S.iA -JJ AGI1o10l-
illustrations Prlce 80 os1f--
2-TERRaCE ROsEs.-A neE novel. BY tie suiAor c:
ssoieo Waters g. 80
2-DocTog v0RTrMEE's PATIEST-A nt-- novel BY
Fannie Besa g. 80
G. W CARLETON a CO. Publishers.
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Two PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA hAILKOAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
49, bet
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen IhToush TRANS each daily; Depv,s i'm
Phladeir ha two Ia New.YOrk.
Double Track The most Improved Equipment aud the Fastest
lime eonsi.ent Eith absolute ssfcty.
on and after November IL. 1877.
Express Trains says~ NswYok via Desbrosses Cort
landf streets Ferries. r. foi.Cws:
7;So s2u. :ie30 baihai. II a mr. 9. $50. T. $50.
aid D. rthc1y, a. Il. g. g. C3. !, $3.50 anu ..
Boafs VI lfookn Annex" acct with all through trains
az Jerse- CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN ua.eL
$50 aud II a. United t1pTes- lSJ MI = L. $50 Z.
sId 1898 D. aud ~ midnight or SUNDAY, $780, $685. T. &.
$50 a. H., 4, 1855 y. MI and ~ midnight.
Ticket 6ist s2J aud 9ii Broadvsy, No Asor House,
and fDt OF GtsbIoss.s aud Cortandtsts No CoursL,
and IISCkyb Annex Depot foot Fulton St. Brooklyn;
Nos ia IiJ ard lIs Hudson, st. Iot.keni Depot Jersey
tt,y Einisr.pf ticket once No. y Battery place.
FRANK THoNk0S l. y. FARMER,
. sueIal AalageE GeDI Passenger Agent
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RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

Becker. Char'os and wife. 70 Dicdrtck KinkinsHn.
3~fl.f ue.r shave |.
BerHe Earns; e. b johanna Sosssr, BoWeEy.e smear
B,ceou. John " and vile, % Uenr~J Earbsv sEd
THAN l. Ise.il. trusl.es- &c, SC;l-st, :, near
BToa,iw s..
Fitch Maria and husband - ChnFies DugEin, 10 Ji7
u.r1ngso, wi.iain 10 Joan C,iIty, No 1ireeawish.
- :,
Sc. lliEAye.... .----.---- i
Klnxlcr George " aud wife, TO tie Bsnk for saw
MorT,ir. Josenh. 80 Ezahe;h L Saith. 2Sis'.
Narpsy. James. % Catherine - AGoleton-s jacob So
ara De sncry place ,FV-th2ul.
pbyre nuucau aud Others, tai the Merchants I1sgT-
MIse Gomnany Nos l9s sud l9I Futon-St j
Richardson EtyAid and v e. % Thomas Baii GE.sn-
wich-sT near De.r s=es 81 --------.
Smith. Thomas and vie. 20 James ngzser1i v cor
Trinity Rapii, Churca to soaihein New York BAPTIST
N.s0,ia ION 5JIh 81, near Lexld gigE aNe.-.-...
Irinlly Baptist Church 10 southern eS fOEK Bait-,
AN-ocia,iOI j,ti-st, . near t.Nin c;on ave-
N.hsiaKe John Henri, 10 os ZoihK9ner, jJth--t.
between 9th ana Jthayes.
Young, Jsnee ane se, to tue Bank Tor saving stu
81. near
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REAL ESTATE.
srv-Yoxx. Ts-rs1sy. March q. ls7a
,wing auction business sss disposed

The following auction D1Eness vas dls
OF today, .: the EIessDze ssiesyoon-
g.y6sa Bevf
3 5s.1~y hrs<< fvs-zs Sszs.s xns ssorss va tes.
Nos ss1. ssz AID 80 1<sys, z oT Of ssasss.
5s.osy Scc bssers<,r srDs, stg5< be>zst viz %,
Sez5I Ez., stfh-st . 10 r. . II iss-sTs, 10 20
1ic2; Hsss'' T. ,c.,
4ss1rr an ba>eEszf srozs .,eos hoese VITA -.
70 3 Fad igthss. -. 2s2 n . a EsAsv,, >'r 22r
~ S1a Se''s g. 1zss y ds.s.
I <s.orJ try~n gone fssszas-f hD1se az stnrt via
Iof 10 zzsf gsf-xEe. 80 IS n . q llofb<< Bos 20
In. ~ -. s . -. ~ isss 1901 Az 200
lsszTe. = 2l.lo q > 81 llo'.-s'- eaeA ~ z'I7os
same purchaser - -------------------
I &s-o-y s,1 tzseroerr bi5rn s-1se s0ass vita IT,
no III Ess: s2dss, 8 :. 10 Il % * Lx1zx-oe-sTs.
IoE lsIIOo.5; stenvsy -on-
s..ory trek s,os. ssi tes-eit sea-- via ~ ye
L5sz s5-zxe. IS. 900 n 81 -s;Ss', hs ls-sr7s;
,cz .S -, -ies dveinr hoes. viik %;
No ys2 Eat II7th-s;- :. 4ss.7 ne q Aye-A, 1os
l3TxlDo 10. szrcs boye-. $500.
,ots west i2lth-s, fgnzinx ihrpc-h 20 lz5th-st
100 Z: ~ - Siebc-2ssTe, e2eo -sr1vLlVi s<sne
5T Yer Tsssf 4 YssvzSs
lstoTy b.sck bcijsisz With leas@ a 10 NO ~ Cat
=. Iy2s y, ly ,.. .1s s go ' ~,
81 80 PR snaun ard Pl1ce-
2 2siory brleE stables with lo,s, 80. zIs zcf 81
West ssfh-st n Q AZ r . % shave. e4c5 b- 3sr
1905; Bronx Van Lo4a ard o;hers .-..--.....---
b. wv EeNI>iiy.
2s.ory frzz1e ard brick Dwelling kos.s vifh ~. No
2tsyssIf. Dzy1d Lane sad Geo " MIR -.
plot o. Land i0fhsye. II 81 q slstst +l-.1-5x
74lxI00. " Dsnsocf. 49, --.-.-.--.----.
b. BeyBard ssas1-
A right title and interest II q Sstory bro-r sso1e
fOase With LOT. Eat 5Sfh-sf- 33-- = = % Lex
lngIon ave, lot ls.GI7s.i; Mar FCsssr...-----.-
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frrniInre.

4 DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TAIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No 1,sis Broadway, cor. rhirtyhrs
81, or 35', West Twenythrd-si., Eighth ave. 800
lhireve. cor Forty scventhsst; the HARLEM OFFICE
No 21Sl Iliidaye One-hunsred
Uiaien ~ wings Bank Building, up u ~ at regular
office rates
DESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES &C.
Manufactured by
TO. sELLEw
III Fultonsk
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFERI
SEE-TORK CITY.

AGzzs-n JO.eph B. 70 lane pusY sa;t-sS.;rn klsr
bras: AID wet P.r.ros -. f KSs
es g0re u Lana mar Issf-1ssn-5Te ..-----....-..
Appetite n,;:ia 70 5,ss ssal 's az - -.
BnedT1y, = "a 9 Is Of .etA-' :, .S5$+- 80:
APP.;c9 cs41 I'd. + so r. , .t
AslrnsaA. L fTsst,l- 70 I I A-ara.1a assisfi ono
ps,l saG C ..,osos All ,s. 70 J.eos ss,ehsse
cor 4th-ave ami ;2a-si. lys sts5.I - o. -s
n ~ issaaye' sezs-
R,,.e Anbr' - asa wife 70 CoT& GeblA-l. l0ih.,.
4 ~ Ix I. :. s,s.1. soI 10; -.
Ynrk, sarah Ana 70 Matthew keely. -y.i1s a. BE.
Co., .S.,ei nd srits 20 YiirsbsIh Coh.n IosTh.;
me- l5s 4 Of All ave. 75I 10. y .nd Aiso. !tsth
,, - :. an vie. . f,IrsseiS cosss iis,h.,
= 900 n, sth are, 7jX.ot-
ico- sAr,re aud wife 70 p-issesa oeies ~.
ava ilrseeiEaihs tofefe-si 2iAsi, q =. 100 ~
coAsa samuel ana ute to El.ls,ssA ooAeu Brs4
r.. s.a,,. art st. 70 K1, ell ca u ths
- 2JJ u. sihaVe .ozlo,l 80 a. ~ 1t,
NJ. : H. : sih-sye, . ssJss J =. $50 80. :
ciy1dei on.>hzi, i06ih =; . : 10 II 81 lave
... s,r,a. and vie - E.sas n Cobs1 ie'h,.
NJ l-I = v Of dave s"xlt COZ .--.---.
cohes sanEe sEd VII - 1880 , .o- 90
Corr.ssu. bulge, ~ aai.l Ane CoEi.i = CT q
80, AZ an p. r. - ss-si lane Ccr5iraa.n.
gIiAye sis sflh 5tH,n. All an ts'Asi' - -
T. a - a. irIlNs.a -.--------ss.s.
CorTigsa, -sr.h Jsue. % LnE. Career = or -
ave fEs - - so1-a sad asa sstl-'i D. h - .
Crgwe - ~ 70 R0.0f1 i~vis. e1i, AMI Ir,'isrisk
-. - L.. ~ &C. sZcs; :, 10 = " - 4t--af',
c,.a eary r. r-.oft, 70 The uuoa Nztrli 10
Insulsn,s DollG2ny, -. - = H'-i A'i---'e'
r,p~v J.ee an ir..,zna g. Frilp .psiour slaE~
br, i. and set Farms Bad. Wterc Lrli i4--at
c.srss.s dtafs-s.ers 'rref,-1r
Do lslu. casrlrs ard sife . Asrlt fi'ol 90 No
f,vyr Fsl-.a b - 20 .'rsacis Gsls -fave. v ~
finoi z7;.-si. "a i-xlvi 80. -.
Oil f'afleri-e A ard hustlu4 a. GerrT Ntfi. .
BIB =. - IT, So q = q Ave-A .stl -a--tf-~t
ual'-1r n chsai sna aifa o. Mary Cole i.-il-s;.
= 90 n o.. C4f'0p-ay- 25ElQ1. --...---...
Hsrssrsly ABfrrz =. ~. rrc.ee, g. rrelnN1y -ls.
81. -. ] 80 q 81 ~ l. kihgtl-aEe l-A4'f-s -.
Uas-lv kur4s; g. Erlst - DC-8ef. Ssill--'- f. -
q ? q iHtiaye sfN.'-t
HaEss - r-frTt--. q Czf.laIiDe . AHPetrr. --ceo
ami Do iaTcy -iscc lE-il --rl ifttE lilf
y.sruagus. Czfh rhe aad Mary NcIesEle. O. IatrieS
Mcls1ru, eg.i-calia. Sl-aVe. :, - q u 4lli1'
a. s5Li .-...--.-.
nss. Gieo-rr an nlie. 10 lii-sseA Ayves 2siAsi.s
q 10 81 q shave. z i1l- =
iU5 q y u >ih-2v', -il-'-- 49,.
Rcs. Cssfv~ AID Wsle. o. NafI4a Ap1ie-1'f, y cor
Brusdra AZ and stih ~, zi-eN.s-t 's1-sN4- ana
sl.5 Brosds-y. y >. -, n : q 20 -. :. -
- ~ T. = % Sfi-avC Irregular
Sell. = .rf, and Nife 20 III orc ASf9h1'-e. 40 II
psvfsr.f apc rear q; No. d. and l-i Baxter st..
Smith Ti-seti = 70 sch IoIslte. 1855, :. -
q Of or z.c 81. -
Solomon. R--gcf l. aIa vic. 10 beIi12 NoiAel-1c
.n.hsf, rs n Il 1tavs sD-lett-
Wnrar John A. r-feree. - Wllnsul Smith. VEN
Miiyea-sye, :. 100 Il e u Academy -. l5cXl 81
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3usIrualCn.
For BOYS and Young Men-Cit

For Boys and Young nen-Citf
At PACKARD'> BUSINESS COLLEGE,
n s6.5 B7ssr-ay the -cuzsrer- year y ezT
t4e1-, - re stcdsnf &-Ezei IT, couTss q
fr8y eszfyzces 0ry fuca bTs.etss - =. nfcfsT n U.s.
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4 DVERIiSERS. . -
y SEND YOUE ORDERS TCR ~IHE TRIBUNE abo
ALL FIH-TALAs- CITY JOURNALS 70
DSE OPP r.
RHCW-s T. PCLVERMAN. 49, Broadway. yes. foif.
stld coy q ssL tS1g 10. estimate q" u
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DEOPLE'S EVENING LINE
II SUNDAYS EXCITED
for ALBANY. daily from Pier 81 North River, foot OF
Canal AZ Connecting With railroads Tor al points North and
West Fue any other route Freight taken at low
rates.
Tickets for sale At the principal hotels and all Of West
Express Offices New York and Brooklyn, where bag
w. Ii. DREW, President
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Brooh.nn Real Csiat. for Sale.

n0CN PROPERTY-For sal" or To lease, IN
iarye ,a Iots -iih Or s;ta.u, ~s,er ii5at ID
yf're - u APaIANs VAN Ml'E. The pTerl-t- Sef
town CTss. n04T GFa1d 81, ErOsAJI, r. u, q 40 4IO
Fruni N~v-hofk.
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BRIDGEPORT. and all points on holsd.onc
ave cssy tsan1sys eIee1tedl At lis" H.
ard Br6reDoEr a. IL D n --
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Lave SewYork tr9- foot Of DeseEcs.t9 snc t"FlA
RI. for wsshiur,on cosunbs. chseaso ard TIE wes,
Piehuont and tie sJ1ih If-oagh fnAAash GALS
N A M i5r ws.hingion ard n. es, ard the soath va
Tssss. tazE1nE esoee cssrSt,oas P.L.sea's Ca
einnz- JoEisti.e an = l0s tn.S1 IN. w..s,rS -
% scsr 70 1ss!y .or Wa.iscs - socn aat e.'. Pull
ra4Erng eese councillors fer Ch1xo Cinsl1nsi LT.5
81 I.is l.ezrEs5 ne soa1 40, u sr
Szsinzto2 T. TRANS ;oE LyneASGIs fo'Sa Ss'
Te- fhrcagk ,ik4s please cal coapzny. osee Sis
-aszaar S-z-YSrs aLc az teset olncs loot o. CossD.f
:ne Dsssies>es ~ se ans IA B;fM6RE AND OHIO
nm ~ aAILROAr
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y Fe-Fy station N Ssx Yerk. fc9i Of Ill.r,,sS
cfa1s Ts,a7TaS. wiEe.bsrse E1sT1 &c cohrec. a;
m-rar MA Rriiee r-a7ch Eas,1. Harrisburg.
yareh CarEk TsraGaA Hazston, Wnfesbz1re. ser@nt'n
i,15 = H. ard lsO m Fof scesTTle arc Yleziaston
vises are sSrsn,on Iu- kha8uo>f Taazqrs HAzeiton,
Resfias- poE.syls ASrT-ouyF- &c -. ,.,-.s.-s 81
Nsuf, eau a. Connect. Ja-c.s WITH T. J. ard " X L.
81, o oily For EzsS. Aleuio~n. and H-ErlsouS
Fc- tins 70 Iooal =, n. timetable AZ stations
Tssf0u. Re2iine. and H.r71s1ais
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ IraiHs P,rth smbJT Red Bank Long brsneh
oss c'svs a. =, - a. n q 90 ss y IF from KEY
POI.T. and z; squaa and sr0n POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW YORK RAILWAY
eo7IectiSnA fooi Il Liberty st. foI fEeeIod Al
s:Ij ilssj L., (, s=l5
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WHITE GAR .lE-.
EOr &C TIN-IOWN AND LIVERPOOL
>ouc1lne sicaincrs tla Line take tnt lnr k";ites
Lieut. Maufy 1. NJ Oh 6oth Tie oni"arh
anc homo ward vorag@s. .- -, oa n 49,.
>" ia
h'<lst
fPON TiIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER ~. NORTH
RfNEE. L., L.. .., .....-...- 4, l., 81,
,it.ug stale TpJfns, rIns. tfr BAN
I,s are hi pred amidsn. where the noi-o and potion
irarf Ell aG0Gng degree OF comfort hitherto nnat'ihlDi"
AiES-saoor $50. $50 and 100. gold Return Ticscts
on favorable TENS. Stesr5rc, go
FOR psDcro II plans other inflammation, apply at tha
''"P'''' d. J cDATIS Agent.
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6ieamuoals ano RAILROADS.

II HFNN IINI
I J com with trains fo al points y rth,
-, atI W.sf leave Pier LeToys daily,
cent saturday Of D. m; EeaSed with steam fare
low than any other route
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
i ARIA yOEN EET or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. j,
1877 Lave depois foo Of Cgran6t and Desbossessis
M G3O H. Night Express, day Tor Laslc., Lstt ch.m,
Allentown YsucR Chunk, w,E.sgaIle I1itstoa SIRE II
mira ca Auburn. Hochesisf Hunain Nasafa Fails aud
The West Pullman sleeping eoae!ie. AT aehed ~.
Once, Church anu COuftiaDdt sis
CHAs II. CUMMINGS. Asynt.