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Brucklpn Real Gsiate for Sale

Brocklpn Real Gsiate for Sale.
CIJNTON-AVE, BROOKLYN.-An elegant
~ house for sale rent furnished extra grounds; lS
rooms class order complete IN every particular
Address ]. NJ. r., Post Office lOx 4.s04, NewYork.
CLINTON-AVE., near FULTON. - Four
~ story brown stone; every Improvements Will be sold az
a great bargain IL sold this week rutland q WHITING.
Beekmanst
EOR' SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
d 43 Wliowst and l7s wiloughby st; building No l6s
Ncmseu suitable for n school or business offices
GORIoN L. FORD 81 CarK-st- Brooklyn.
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miscellaneous.

-, , IT 1ss
~COR WATER-TIGHT CELLARS, YAULlasSst
Floors Damp Walls, Gravel Roofing or uISr ~
repairs, apply to N0gk'S ASPHALTfC CEMENT w
T. ). VAUGHAN, Treasurer. i03 Ma:Genlans, y. -
DATENTS, Caveats, Trademarks, DesigpSSy -
Il Copyriehts promptly secured moderate tern k
MUM CO. Scientific American Patent Agency ..
rev, COZ. Beekinan-st. Newfok Thirty years eaPe-
WANTED-A Rollins s. Lawrence, OK ..oss. n-r
sary; price must Sc moderate ior cash Address AiA
MACHINE. Tribune Office.
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ine amount reoeiyed ls ls.;;..;::;:::i;;: ::

me amount received .R40.lSi.
Peace las and the for ambuances 10
accompany the field has ceased There how
ever sri large number Of sick and wounded soldiers who
require for whom the Turkish Government 10
unable provide suitable nOuTishment and medicines, Mr..
undertaken to supply what necs'
sary particularly large quantities OF milk those
suffering from dys ntery and fever. .
stafford House Hospital has been established at
Kuichuk Tchekmodje with 100 beds.
AT PhippOis and Olikeu surgeons s;ll remain in
charge of the who III TO be removed tho ad
OF the Russians. - &,
ON lie retreat Suemau Pasha's army three stafford
Uore ambuances accompanied It, and M BENNETT observes
circumstances OF great difficulty and itto
retreaict with the beaten Turkish the
10 the Darng the five days weary march
thew attended 500 Vck and wounded under their
charge exception of those succumbed tie
way the whole cmblked aud safely landed at COsan
tiuOple the "a February"
Al irzerum where vruent typhoid has ragged the
agr aud endurance medical stan severely
although 20 cent OF the there
struck with this fearful disease and 80
ha committee thankful 10 he able to
their employ have Recovered, whilst the
hospital has not been seriously interrupted.
Tie has oleo report that hon their hospital at
sofia as by oeTa GhourkO the occupation 0 that
city army he expressed himself In high
of It's efiC Ceucy.
Ifwi thus thai although the ceased much
done Ia complete the work hich the
ltiec which has hitherto borne
gOOi fruit ~
the support Of the pubic; ~ -. -
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fouses ano farms iDauteo.

EARM WANTED-In New-YOrk State. Send
description and price acres fences. buildings drainage
frut produce lowest price and terms 10 Box 205 A on
Mass.
YNANTED to HIRE-A furnished hotel or
w mansion containing 20 10 20 rooms, within Z hours
Of New.Yoik. Address NJ. 4. b. Box 25 Tribune once
n. Y, giving particulars
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

Cotton from Seed TO Loom, by William B.
Dana w. b. Dana Coz, is comprehensive treatise on
the cultivation manufacture, and'commercial relations
Of cotton presenting coplous of statistical facts
aud tables intended for the practical use of the pro-
ducer the merchant and the consumer. 1t presents
great amount of valuable information on the subject,
which is brought down to very recent dates
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
ERIE RAILWAY.
IL AHRANGEsnNT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb. %

~ ARHANOEhENT or TRAINS taxing eHect fc"' -
. 9a.m.-C.ncGnau aud Chicago Day Eypress Drawing
room coao les "a Baiio ana Suspension Bridge . ,,c,
op. DulNl-TI Luul- AprcsS wing at Iunalo
slJ come c,ing with the Wet aHi So
wCtl umnus drawing sleeping coaches 10 uHao
p N. Waly)-Pacihc Express foI the "os Sieellng
nat and Chicago without change; aso hotel dining ears 10
Chicago.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, NewY YORK, Tor
Newaik, J:i1 $50. iltp 3;lj Bib ana 81 p NJ
end II midnight saturday nights only sundays, S!j ~ i
rutherford Park rassac g. 7i6 70 u noon l5.
g. 345. 40 Jl3, e. ESQ lu M - midnight sundays
g. 500. 10 a. IN, l:sj. $50 y. N, aud ~ midnight 90
Paterson, &, t:ij 7:l5. $50 10 1870 NJ, IL noon,
145. B. :l6 345 f3O = 5:l5 o. Gl5 ESQ., T. = 10 pm and
II midnight snLday% g. s:Sd 9i5 10 u, l'o' o'U D.
SGaern o. 7:I5 10 a. IN, l.I5 3..J 5 O. p. ~. All u
midnight sundays. T. $50 10 4. H. Las. 631 y H.
cornwall 3 9. M, $50, 30 p M. Sundays. s:5oa IN.
S%rSureh . a. n $50 4.50 p. m. Sundays. s0s. IN.
Iiondo a q Kingston. q. ,fn Pm sun ilrN $40 AN
Goshen, 6. 7:i6 o 10 a. m 3io $40 1880 p m sun
d'%1 q go 10 AK a. n S .s .so 7pm Sunday.
$50 10 o. M, bSO, r. NJ Tie a n and ~ D. ~ uan
connrc with Sew N0rk and OswogO Midland X T. Al Main 81
Port Jervis liJ 3 10 q m 4:3o Is. p NJ SUNDAYS 9'o'
Nop-ITans leaving Chambers ST. on even or ha! hours
l,fore o m leave Twenty thr Il. nficcn uni's earlier
nan slor time Trains ,aynR Chamhcrs-~i. quartct hours
Twenty-TdS thFtg minutes carrier. heis icds
Twenty hirist st 94J and ia" p NJ tonhe, tnS "ith
1lcket aud Tor aIarlicutr Ia dTN ne h al
sleeping coaches iauc and orders Tor The che <
Nos 23g 4OI J2H and nrUtwey. y l.. no CouI
Brooklyn AT The tomTahys c'roit -. ~, o.. 2 .s,
lxpr T1aDs frOH tle West aIuVe ID VIVA ~ -
:" "' IN0' n ARBoTT general Passr Agent NewYolk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
: 80 g.35 A ~ J. s. I, 44i go q 80 ljO p IN, ana
saturd nights only at 1880 p H. Sundays a M ana
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NEw-HAyEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81: 81

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peekp daily Sunday ,e eaeepe Tor
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains win leave Grand Central Depot:
SODA m Western and Northern Express. drawing room
10o a. ,1 @ cape 20 canans RocSes,er and Banao
iI:Oa m Northern and Western Express to Utica White
400 p H Esgres' Nv WIN n s,eePms ,n cars for Mon
St LG' % g av T1' N ts %gH a. ehf
sleeping ior Geneva Corning. Bulo Niagara Falls
Toitio and petro Montreal excepting sunday night
Vs ESQ sa'9fa a. @ fS raead F9Drs daily win ,ePng ior
ifo and chicago: also. watertown excepting Saturday
iI0O D. m, Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
roy Trains as prr Local Tabes Tickets FOR sale
NSs 2bI 2Gl and alJ broadway hla at Mestcoit Express
w.; WI : and snd 81 " ashinrton..l.. BeooHiyo.
ioiA' """ {. BE- MEEKEil General Passenger Agent
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. = GREAT
houTEoa alter Toyemer i2 1877 trains leave New
Fxres. for arnsburg Psbrra the West and sou,h with
Pullman palace attached. 9a NJ and $50 D. NJ daily
p H.. connecting at CORY or TnsyilIe reTolsn@ Centre
ANA tie OIL Regions For "lii"mspor' ana Loek ha'en
var baltimore Washington aud the south, Limited
day. $50 q ~: arrive Washington 4;io p m Regular at
Txpfess Phadephn 7:3O 80 :80 Llnitedl IL M
4 20 20 and D. m Emgrant aud secondclass z r. IN.
trains to Ns"9Tk a~ay aI prnS9,on osr dn 5TG
see local schedules az all ticket Ohicea. a., a.,
ots ~ Hruokyn Annex connect with all through trains
et Jrrsey CITY, glordng speedy ana dfeet transfer for
arrive: Prom Pittsburg, G'j0 and lO4u and
ln1o !, m daily; 1910 and GOO daily, except
Mon1sy PROM Washington aud baiiimore, op ard $40
IL nj 1910 =. SUNDAY, O:aO End $40 IN.
n H. 80 p,,aGs 1hls 300 600 $40 1919 O.4O LOO a. m
II, 40 Bis 65O $40 l0JO and 1910 p M. sunday
~ e.5o 'gi0 iOiO 1850 M, 500 and lO.21 D..
T1c,sej ofees b20 944 broadway, No AsOr House.
I tot M Urbrpsses Curt Hndt st; No COurst and
RrooLivn Annex Depot foot Of Fultout Brookiyn NOS
i4 is a$.onsl I.oS5e1 S,s; hs2o' jersey CITY
Ein,sIInir Ihr TiioNSON " L. l.. FARMER,
,,s[aa..ar.i Manager Cent Passenger Agent
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Among the recent issues of Harpers Hay
Hour Scrles are "The Tender Recollections OF irene
Macglllcuddy" mild satire on the social life OF New
York reprinted from Blockpood; Dsvid's Little Lau'
by L. T. deade story Of remarkable beauty ana pathos'
founded on incidents in the mining regions OF Wales;
and the Romance Period" by Eugene Lawrence. pre-
senting survey of English literature from the age OF
Chaucer to that of Bacon $3.50 to 1626 and furnish
ing an excellent guide the study Of that important Pc
Rod in the intellectual development OF England.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
Gountrp Real Gsiate for Sale.

|
At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~ FARM OF 25 suitable f0r genlemans country
residence The property In located on the west side o the Al
bany Post Road mile north OF the station and commands
OF the Hudson River The land Is iuy
apples pears. and other small fruits and IS all nnder
cultivation. The buildings comprise a good barn. icGhOuSe
aud other buildings house cOBaius ii
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Office
COTTAGE and acres, Garrison, n. Y.
" Address FISHKILL SAVINGS BANK. Fishkill,N Y.
CORNWALL, N. Y.-Farms from i've to 400
~ acres; villas. cottages mills, DC, for sale or rent
JANIS q. ROE.
TOR SALE-At Yaphauk, l.. l., a cottage with
and two OF andi vii be sold low Apply
toll WiLMARTH. 22 Pine-st
TOR SALE-At East Orange, n j., on the
story lot 81 BY 2l2 teefourths purchase money
mortgage Apply to NJ. D. WALLACE agent, station
or NJ. PORTER 80 Park-pace, N. Y.
EOR SALE-At Southport, Conn.,. fine dwell
ghOuse and out0uilnDgs with four o land well
situated; price, $1,000; Onoslf may remain mortgage.
cost about five years since. $4,000. Apply 10 o. IL
PERRY, southport, Conn.
TOR SALE, TO LET, or will EXCHANGE
aud OF land one honr from New-York f. ont
ina the ocean; house .as AL modern improvements
grounds beautifully laid plenty of choice
fruits house, conservatory, stable, &c. Price
$4,000 originally cost S6b,o0O.
FOR further particulars address
rost Once Box 2ol9, New.Yorh.
M onclair Real Estate Agency rent. fur
IVA nishod uniurnishedvae'y Howe Parsons 10 Ceast
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Donors under 5sEen Brtten, Alice Shayler. W.
s L.. Emily FoOtner, AnOuym NOUS, \. Hayoe, J. r. NJ
WetheT1.l B. :.
Donors Oi linen, clothing &c- box containing old clothes
A. Hoiucastic parcel Of Oh CLOTHES, MI y Nta.j par
o. lint hnrn &C. hhs Gray; parcel OF oil elothes MI
H. CTabbe parcel Of socks, inoH &c, the Misses AruOld
parcel chHrpir, Mira Ellen Flood parcel 0f w0rsCd
scks mits Alma Boston: parcel ot charpc and band
agea Fenwck large containing bandagcs Goth
ing, &c, Mrs. Elizabeth Browne.
HENRY GREEN. Major General. Hon. Treasurer.
stafford House March II, 1873.
GHREEVE.-Correct information is required
rospectng present address and 3uily df any Of
THOMAS stIREENE fourth son Of Henry shreeye de-
cease formerly Of Great Yarmouth, in England and who ~
now If living, 72 years Of Any person supplying such
Information 10 the undersigned VII oe feWlidc Iho sd
THOMAS viii hear OF greatly to his advantage
reerring adInnIs,ratlOn Of his late brother Wbsm
Henry Shreeves estate, making application 10 De6srs.
CLONES 4 SON Solicitors, Great Yarmouth, England.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE,

N ~
~ Ferry station IN New.YOrk foot OF Liberty-st.
Commencing Nov. %, 1877 Trains leave as follows
$50 q. m.-FOr Pennington EasOn Belyidefe Maucn
Chunk. Tamaqua, Wlkesbare, Elmira. &c Connects al
S:iJ q. m.-fOr High Bridge Branch Easion, Hsf
Mauch CnunK. Tamaqua Hazlet1n, "ukesDaIre Scah'on
WlhamspOrt, &c. r,-,...
1915 a. m and l90 p mFor somerville and Flemngton
D. m.-FOr Elemingtf Laeton, Mauch Chunk, laul.lub
WkesDarro Scranton, hammock, Tamaqua, Hazeiton
Reading, POttsyille, Harrisburg, &c. ,,,-. .,
y. -FOr High Bridge Branch, Easton Belvinere ha
Mauoh Chunk. COnnecs 1T Junction WIN ~ H. anu 10 "
5U y. H. dAily-For EasiOn Allentown, and HafIisous
$50 I. m.-FOr EasiOn.
SUNDAY TRsINS-Leayo at N5O "a, H. ln p ~. ,or ,r
Bound Broo and htermeato points and at o30 m ioE
Eason. Reading. and Harrisburg
NEW YORK and / ION(i BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Perth Amboy, Red Bank Long bahc'
Ocean Grove &C. $40. l:i5. a. nl l. o:io ~ n H. KEy
Stages connect at Mattawan station 20 and iion ne
pORT and at Squan TO and from POINT PLEASANi.
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORk RAlLNa AZ
connections Leave Lbery-sL, Tor treehoid 'e
s.I5 III IN 4 4 II
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the common stock OF knowledge regard TO the personal
history of Pascal or the Of his works. nor VIII
reward attention by any excellence Of style or execu
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses and Corand
500 a. Washington COlnmbus Chicago and the West
Rchmord Charleston and South Through Pullman
from Baltimore 10 Chicago
400 D. m or Washington and West and the South via
Gordonsvie Pullman from NewYork TO Baltimore and
Washington, making close Pittsburg. Gin
cinnai Louisville, Louis Through Pullman cars
Baltimore TO Cincinnati and St Louis and from Washington
Augusta and Savannah.
800 daily for Washington the South and West Pull
sleepers from New York Baltimore and Washington
making close connections for Cag0. Cncrnati LOUISVILLE
ST. Louis Pittsburgh the South anG SOuirwes Throngh
meets Washington Ia trains for Lynchburg Florida, New
Orleans. and the South. . 90.
For through tickets please call at Company's Office Sl5
Broadway, NewYoTk and a ticket offices foot OF Cortandt
and Desbrossessts and depot, Jersey City. 80
ASK FOB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
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Sales 90 Iuriion

A UCTION SALE-EVERETT LIBRARY.
"A stock hXtnres old books, enc Stationery
pictures and fancy goode Commencing Tits aud ever,
evening till all Is sold Dealers invited 6o6 0thave
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

"a Dictionary of Music and MUsicians,'
edited by George Grove, u. l. Macmlan is the title
Of an important work which is appearing in quar-
terly numbers The first part has recently come TO our
hands and twelve will be needed to complete the two
stout octave volumes OF which the dictionary 10
sist We need hardly say that there is room for such
book; there is huge yawnng void into whose depths
countless publications. from the little elemental hand
books to Feuss monument of French naccuacy or the
big bad dictionary OF Moore have been thrown, from
time to time, without any apparent progress
toward filing it. Mr.. Grove, whose labors in
the service OF music appreciated wherever
the English language is spoken, seems TO have
high qualifications for his task. He has extensive
knowledge of the history and techncaes of the art.
wide acquaintance the best English musical au-
thOrities and certain tact in setting forta end arrang
ing his materials which does not always accompany
literary and scientific ability velledited book o.
reference is rare and probably all cycopedds contain
serious mper.ectiOns the earlier numbers which
disappear as their conductors gain experience in the
progress of the work. But we have noticed few Op-
porunities for unfavOrahe remark In tie instament
now before us and few serious omissions, If except
so notable an artist Mile. Aban The work in
cludes biographies Of the living well the dead
explanation of musical terms, description Of
forms Of composition, titles OF operas with their
dates and the names Of their composers and vast
number Of important miscellaneous titles and it is
pously illustrated with musical notes As specimens of
the excellent treatment OF subjects little out OF the
usual paths OF research may cite Mr.. John Hullahs
long and interesting account OF the French Acsd6 ME
de Musque -; Mr.. T. Prouts full illustrated article on
q" Accent" and Mr.. Z. J. Hopkins's or "Accompani-
rnent" and the article the Bach Gesescaft," sup-
pementing the copious biographies OF the Bach family
The six pages Arrangement contain great store
OF information which cannot easily obtain
elsewhere-and perhaps one would hardly think
OF looking for 1t here Certainly the title,
" Additional Accomplishments" seems to be mis-
placed though Il interesting and valuable and the
placing OF an illustrated treatise gracenotes under
the French title "AgT6mens," and Of column and =
half about fourhand arrangements for the panoforte
under "a quatro mans violates the first principle Of
ndexlng which to facilitate reference. These, how
ever are slight bemses on the surface Of work OF
substantial value. The completion OF the dictionary
Will be awaited impateny by musicians and amateurs,
and have doubt that it VIII take honorable and
permanent place in literature.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
GLE PER QUARTER.

tP " French spanish and German thoroughly taught ty
experienced professor Rapid success guaranteed ~ hOhe
IN earnest CAL address PROF FESsOR, 81 East SOth-st
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

DR. HTSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGUAGES,
AZ East 2Oti.s between ithave. and Broadway; day
evening classes for ladies and gentlemen; all native
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

~ BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND HAvRE,
Pier OF Company No. ~ North River foot OF MortoDst
CANADA, fIdpgtul. edntsay Apii . In
PFREIRE, Dsure "Wednesday, April IL D. NJ
WILLIE DE PARIS, DuIend....... Wei May 4:jo M
freight and passage at Phiadephia apply 70 AonSo
Shotgel Cbesnut ~.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

By Celia's ArJOr, by Walter Besant and
James Rice (Harper Brothcrs), contains aiyey exhl-
bion Of the social and religious life Of tie highest
circles England at tho date Of twenty thirty years
sgo II related in the person Of Polish refugee,
siding N England. who presents many historical rcmi
nseenees Of that period descrbeG prominent incidents Of
the Crean war; and portrays the character Of several
important public persouages OF that day The style is
animated end vigorous the narrative skifuy blends the
facis Of history with The embellishments OF fancy the
pictures OF Englsa life made effective by their
pointed satire and brilliant cOlorng. The is laid in
the old town OF Portsmouth, and has throughout salty
favor from that great naval station. IL has rather
whimsical eject TO nd the American collOquial
ism sentence by good English writer, like the fol-
loving: somehow DO not feel IKE feastiBgl"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

Pascal, by Principal Tulloch u. d. Lippin-
sott 4 Coz, Is brief biographical sketch OF the iusri
,as French thinker, with an account OF his scientific
discoveries and his religious writings. II adds little to
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
6teamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- and Nsugatuck Railroads Fare ST. Steamer bridgeport
leaves atharinesp daily Sundays excepted at ll3o m
and Bridgeport ut III d.
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Ote1il Eteamers

TOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
i TIE Liverpool and Great Western steam Companys 9
United states Mail Steamers leave Pier %. y. r.;
IDAHO TU sDAY. Aprfl 2 4 D. M
YOMIEG.............-TUE ESDAY. April 9, az 10 a M
WISCON SIN April lG ..
Cabin Passage s55, $50, $75, accOrng TO
e-Nee' 80 -N'' WIIITk us & GUION. 20 BroaiHav
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Gnrouean advertisements.

CTAFFORD HOUSE COMMITTEE for the
- RELIEF Of SICK and WOUNDED TURKISH SUI
CHuR.,N-The Duke Of SUTHERLAND, K.G.
sUBSCRIPTIO Ms should be sent TO Mcssis DrumnoDd'
Char cross; Messrs. Sm h, Payne Co., Iombarist;
MessIs Inet IL are Co.. 81 lombard ST.; ana Mos
m King a co. is Pallma; or 10 MajorGenera sir Heniy
Green. Stafford House, London, ;. w.
All nicat0ns To le addressed 10 H. Wnght, esq,
he Hon Stafford IL n O.
REPORT To SUBSCRIBERS.
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AuefrncIlou.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

4 DVERIISERS! ....
"A SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE' ana
ALL FIRsTCLASS CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVEKMAN. ,239 broadway. New York
Send copy advertisement when asking for estimate or
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

Leo XIII. and Ills Probable Policy, by the
Rev. Bernard OReiliy peter p. CooIl. IN this
able tract Is given TO the questions which nat
uraIly I'm regard to the history, character,
ture administration Of the Pontif OF Rome. The
tone of the work Is The King is dead Long Live the
KING" and the author anticipates continuance Of tho
sane policy which attempted 10 be carried into
effect by the late Pope The treatment OF the Gubjeet is
bctn religious and political but rather less religious
lhnu
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

BENNINGTON SEMINARY.-THOS.H HAN
4 LON d. d.. Prrsidens Pennington ~ J one Of the best
bOarGng schools this country; charges very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

HAMBURG American Packet COmpany's Line
II for PLYMOUTH, CHERBoURG. AID HAM 81 RG
April LIS NO pril u
IL WEI D........-.Apr p
Rates o. passage 60 PyTpouih London CherDourP Hamburg
and points England Scotland and Wales Fst Cabin.
gold 800 second Cabin god $50 steerge currency SO
kCNHAkDT & CO., G. B. RICHARD IDAhb
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
81 BROAD St New-York. 81 Broadway, Nev-fork.
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JORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NUN I II ULNMNN IIEOI u
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.fORk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPASY'S PIER foot OF SECONp-ST., HOBOKES..
DONAU....... Sat.Msr 30 uERHANN....S sat, Apri ~
NERDER ..SaI.April @ MOSEL....... sat, Apl ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-lJRk 10 sol THANH
TON, HANRF, OR BREMEN. a.,
FIRST CABIN, 500, gold SECOND CABIN, Stu, god
STEERAGI, $50, currency. . LA
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid s,eeIago osrua
Gates, $50
F0r freight or passage apply % - , ,,-.
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E'ARE REDUCED.
L ~ TO BOSTOE.
EXCURSION TICKETS. IS.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
For ALL POINTS EAST
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE II
YEARS.
Tho elegant steamers srONINGTON andl,HoIE ISLAND
leave per 33. North River. at 2. IN. daily
(eXcept Sundaysl.
the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN VIII
leave STONfSGIOS at 4:3J a. M.
Tickets all principal ticket Offices. and
state rOoms secured Offices WescOtrs EIprtss Co,
and al 3o3 Broadway
PROVIDENCE LINE
Freight Onyl Steamers leave daily except Sundays al
D. H. from Pier 20 NORTH River foot OF Wafre|s. Freighs
via either line at lowest -. ..
D. - BAnCOCk. Plcs i. ". llLtIhhl oeh. iaos Az.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29

GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
u stutc and Commercial College, founded 1902 astasde
school students received any time. Catalogue hee Al
Rev. f. d. BLAKESLEE. a. ~ Principal East OFeeD
Wich IL. L.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
DABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
A1 29th-st. Preparation for college
For Young Ladies-City.

SErs. LOUISA b. CULVER receives at heI
w studio pupils painting Landscape flowers stili NE
hiua ana decoration No Association Building cor 23dst
4tA-aye. References. Mr. j. Huntington. Mr. james NJ
Mart, Nj. Wm. Hart. M A. +. Bellows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-17

GIN. RAJ UPRISING IN SOUTHERN IDAHO
AND EASTERN OREGON ANTICIPATED = RED
SKINS CONCENTRATING Al STEMS NOUN
TAIN.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, June 10, 1878.
Boise City despatch says:-Nothing Important
has TRANSFERRED been learned here since YESTERDAY
IN military quarters Preparations Tor The campaign
arc going forward quietly but earnestly. Expe-
rienccd Indian lighters aud frontiersncn behevo
that there uprising OF all tribes and scat
tered bands throughout southern Idaho ard Eastern
Oregon, ana that they will be able 10 muster at least
QUO thousand warriors. The emi. Grant tram. which
detained ut Payne's Ferry, arrived here today
UNDER tho escort OF Captain Busne'svouuteers.
STAGE ROUTE
There havo been no stages through IRON Winnie
mucca since The rad. The Keltou and Boise CITY
road has been dstui bed since The ru,d GU King
Hill station the 3lst OF May This route /. con-
sidercd sale, and stages are running regularly IL -
rumorcd hata band OF horses discovered yes
terday soatn side OF Snake Riv,r uct~een the
mouth oi the Bruueau River MuuGy's Ferry. This
back with Their stolen stock to the lava BEDS from
which they started. rho prevailing opinion here IS
that The Indians Will concentrate IN The ncishhorhood
OF STEMS Mountain aud there either await the troops
dvido into bands for raiuinx exposed settlements
INDIANS CONCENTRATING
LATER.--Generul Howurd's scouts report thai tho
hosies are coucentratn. in large lore" ut stems
Mountain, anu that tbs General IS moving hts troops
In that direction. General Groycr's expedition TO
Cainus Prairie with Saniori's, Sumnei's and Bcu-
cirss companies will be turned back and sc directly
~ STEMS Mountain.