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- FIX
each week, otsM3MfSI FERRY
landings going and For further Is
R9.%sfc es lPSHf s1S # 81 shsis oos and
anu sto nA '0VG TG aRd s Josss Agent.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK 81 E2E sGBITS MONROE AND
Tie swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
T 1tE !ease saP she s. & sS wharf,
until further notice, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock p. M. con:
other Northern polnts feturnine, Ieaves N SaH
folk every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
O'CLOCK p. m.
FOR POTOMAC RIYER LANDINGS.
sf %oep s1ss THfrsoS Captain JOHN
M mus OF 1lh a ab6e sts 80 line ws Of cars
cu1romsn Noms ang stoDnnr Al
intermediate landings each trip. DAY OF Sailing,
same a. Steamer Msttano.
the Comp any s Wharf. foot Of 9Th street.
press so ,0[ MaH}is B2c C Prss tx
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The ssamsrs J9Hs GbBsoN and F.
RSer New Yorf. eysTy sa n1sr
: O'Clock p: m; Geoigefown every ls1kaEsszi
SfFRes taa 81
q to r: P. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street.
ap21-n SAMUEL BACON, President.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-srEAMsH1p
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRE, LON
The s AsD
nTday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd ST., ~
to- Rates Of New m
and Bremen, first cabin 500: second caOlI, 90,
Bo 5sKns
CLYDE's NEW EXPREss LINE
PHILADELPHIA l ALEXANDRIA, WASH
Connecting az Philadei phis ,citn j.vde,s
Line sr k RSs'G E:o ktr mg as and
From Ph,lsaelphi. Saturday. at 1sm.
HIeishts received daily: Through bins OF lading
nn Ing goods eHasdfa ss se slsa
cS Geor waesp W. Please have them marked
r, full I. InfSrIssion apply to-. b: JOHNSON
wha1f, Washington. D. g; g. 4. HYDE. IS Wa.
Ter street. GsSIget, WIN, d: c., WM; ?. CLYDE
Philadelphia '' ''''n msrso-iy o.
CUNAnD LINZ Sor,cr
VIII tHo view Oh DIMINISHING the chances OF
@ llislon, the Steamers of this line take specific
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the outward pass ge from Queenstown to New
1ofk or Boston, crOs sing the meridian of 30 at 43
lat, or nothing to the mol: h of 43.
On TIE hOmeward passage crossing the mer idian
OF ~ a. AZ lat, or nothing to the north of 40.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BeftCeen Netc York aAd Liverpool, ColL.
inc at Cork Harbor.
.Ru ssis... We'd, Sept. IL geria Wed, Oct. 8
&c, thia... W cd, Sept 18 sKussia We'd, Oct. I6
Parthia Thurs, Sept. - Scythia. Wei, Oct %
Abyssinia Wed. pit. 25 Par thia Thurs, Oct "a
Both Ia. We'd, Oct. 2 Ably ssinia Wed, Oct 80
and every following Wednesday from New York.
mo steerage.
Rates of Passage.
BY steamers carry ing Steeraxe, $50 and 800 gold
according to accommodations.
Ry steamers not carrying Storage $50. 500 and
$iSo gold, according to acc mmOta.iOns.
Tickets 10 Paris, SIS, gold. additional
Return tickets Oh favorable to ms
Steerage at very low rates Steerage tickets from
Liverpool anc Queenst. wn, and al 9th sr parts of
Europe at lowest rates.
tn onsh bills Of ladi g given for BelHa,t, Glas-
gov, Havre Antwerp and her ports on the Con.
tine at, and for Mediterrans ports.
For freight and passage apply at hs Company,s
on, g, No. 4 Bowliug cen, or both storage and
fG a,, 70 W - BlGELOW. COS 7th street., WASH
j28-ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, NY.
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a b L = " a "E'
HOUsEKEEPERs fitting out can find all they re-
quire 1T our store, both for DINING ROoM@
and KITCHEN, In CHA, CR0CKERY, HfH
GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, LA T NA
WARE and MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS, -
OF BEST quality, ut Low PRICES.
nj. w. BEVERIDGE
(Late Webb & Beveridge,)
ser2u 1909 Pa. No.. bet. 10th and 18th Sta.
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w OND HAND SUIT II betteF md cheaDer
than RzADY.1ADE NEW ONE. Try q
5USLH'D OM Stand 912 D street, between 9Th
Ior nist-claes eecond.hAnd Clothing. Notes b.
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MISS BILLINGS, daughter of Jesse Billings,
IT,, whose trial for the murder of his wife has
begun at BaIston, Is angry with her father,
and has said that she will give very Damaging
testimony against him as a witness for the
pros ecution. Since the tragedy she has re-
sided with an aunt and Is convinced that her
however, has written letter asking that his
daughter may be spared tie pain Of appear
ing against him." The Billings indictment
contains Is counts, and has l62 words, the
bands 40. The general impression now seems
to be that the jury will find him guilty.
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EDUCATIONAL.

BUSINESS COLLEGE,. LOT PeDnsylvsnla ave.
d Sc. Capitol Hin. Hours from 7 o clock until
a Pc - a Gen Ms Gsss-
Hoom bS. Land Office; John G. Hunter. Star Of
flee. sep8-3m
MKs BT gfss WI IA RE EsTYI aE 7Koo1
aus3O colin No. 1908 q st. NV.
TIVE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of
ISIS st l her ssd
!O1 St. NV. Evening classes for Gentlemen
perior elccutiosst str.es attention psid to his
study In the above school. aus28-so1m
R0ls, Gk6AIoh AND LAssiCA. HIGH
lznd's. A. st. ". ' HUSr. Princ,paI: o~ns
70 severe sickness In the family Of the Principal
SELECT 8. hOOL for YOUNG LADIES AND
> CHILDKEN. Nc 1919 street. Mrs. L: F.
v PG1d 'homms i Teacher Of french. Term Ses
gins Monday, September 18th. sug1s-lm'
MI b. HerriIl ana Miss B: c. Grayss, assisted
Select sc4ooI and RinderRarten for Boys and airii
sEPTEMBEk p, :. sS5 18Th s; corner Of s.
For particulars address the Principal. aukI8-lm
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, corner
IN and IL sts; n;M: gives sducasion for rec
snee. Business arithmetic, single ana Doabi.
Economy, Commercial Law, and Lectures. Day
and Evening Open for reception Of students Las
Monday In August and thereafter, For pArticu.
lars visit the College, or address II. O. SPENCER
Principal. Aug8
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,.
The next session will commence MONDAY
September Esd. For catalogues apply to
VIM. II. PARKER, President,
au1-eO2m College Station, Pr. Geo. CO.. Nd.
AfADEMOIsELLE v. PRUD'HOMME'y
NJ FRENCH CLASSES.
BIGINNKRS-I INTERIM EDIAfK--ADyANC
Reeidence-1014 L. b ST. NV.
Daily classes for young ladies' and children, con.
nected with good English schools.
Morning, afternoon and evening classes for ID
dies, ladies' And gentlemen. boys and girls Private
lessons if preferred.
N. B.-A gooC pronunciation tPar,san) aad the
use OF practical Conversation rapidly acquired By
pupils. Verbs snd itioms taught By 3 new, origi
nal and successful system.
Reopening Of tie classes October lst ano
14th. aug1 8m
MAPLE WOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORD
vi VILE, PA.-Boys. $50 per quarter; Girls
s45. Students prepared for business Yale or Har-
ward College. Instructors f1rst-clasS.
fet22 1y j. SHORTLIDGE, NJ, Prin.
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OOHKNY LOAN OYHICR oognae q N aFoGo
- ACv xesk eyeoues entSanes O NX -
York evonuA xno most private Loan o.
z ne g c,,y: nSesZ .1elsd g c. SxS.se ~.
80 sss: :.1 = S:ssash'as o'taaas. os1' s. =
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A6Gen. Tom Thumbs father died fifteen
years ago, leaving an estate worth $4,000.
His grave Is marked by lofty monument.
AS-m Spain there seems to be a fashion in
grave clothes. The late Queen Mercedes par
dcularly requested to be buried in the dress of
the nuns of the Urge de las Mercedes
AFPeople whose dresses are not of the
freshest are by no means loud in praise Of the
lighting bathrooms with electric light.
6-A girl says that when she dies she de
sires to have tobacco planted over her grave
that the weed nourished by her dust may be
poetry in the idea. -
A@In London recently girl of Is and boy
Of were brought up by the school authorities.
Ihelr parents would not send them to school,
because oy sending them round to "loOk
m0urnful and sing sympathetic SONGS they
were making q to q. Is . day.
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MICS QSBORNE's BOARDING AND DAY
~ SCaOOL for Young Ladies' and Children Win
1oSRe1 ~ D4S u Ut. NV, MONDAY, SeptambR
n S7s. Pupils prepared for Harvard sxamina-
sionss 0ug12- I'm
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DIsINFECTING SICK Rooms, ETC.-A CORE
spondent OF the Chicago Times writes to that
paper as follows:
When the emigrant tyrhus fever ragged In
Ireland and along the banks of the ST. Law
renee river, the lakes and canals OF America
in lS4S, the English government gave Dr.
Smith $500 for his great remedy for disin-
iectlng sick rooms and fumigating the cloth
ing OF the sick and dead. He tested his rem
edy by going into the dead house at the quar-
antine station on Gross isle, below Quebec, in
the river st. Lawrence. There he remained
Tor three days and three nights sleeping and
eating SUI grounded by the dead. After the
first day others went there to see him. He es-
capped unframed by the disease, which, all
who saw it in that year will bear testimony,
was very fatal. My wife aud daughter had it
in Ottawa, Canada, and attribute their re-
coyery to the sanitary effect of DIR. Smiths
dlSlnfectant, which have used in many cases
since. Take for an ordinary room half an
ounce OF saltpetre and pour on it half an ounce
of sulphuric acid. This will generate a very
light vapor which is not disagreeabe to the
patient. Place the clothes TO be diSinfected
on lines in room, apply two or three times
the quantity on separate plates, which are to
be heated and set on heated bricks: let the
clothes remain for twenty four hours, in a
closed rOOm when all danger will be removed.
Yours truly. NJ. MCDERMOTT.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails, SDlondi i
Scenery, Magnificent Eq1ipment.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
STR MEpC Enp NFyU vOD

STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and r. G,
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Al East
River, New York. every Saturday, at [Iffh
4 O'Clock p m: Georgetown every -
Monday, and Alexandria same day,
Freight taken at lowest rates. For Information
apply at chce over METROPOLITAN Bauk, 16 street,
Georgetown.
ap21-u SAMUEL BACON President,
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DE. L1WI1 PLASFD1.

SEVEN RoR A QUARrKR.
One nrge md si1 snail sup 9coeins md
Rheumat1m.
Sol1 @ q Dvseetess. AsbNss OSrsssSsr.
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rUNARD LINE.
" NOTICE..

6NVNAXD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF Diminishing the chances of
@ llision, the Steamers of this line take specific
course for all SeasOus OF the year.
On the outward pass ge from Queenstown to New
YORK or Boston, sing the meridian Of 30 at 43
lat, or nothing to the nor. h of 49,
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 .. "A ist, or nothing to the north of 40.
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NORTH GERMAN NOTWITHSTANDING
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LON
1ON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamers If this company will Sail every Sat-
nrday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd ST.,
HobokeD. Rates Of passage: From New [EfET
York to Havre, London, southampton
and Bremen, first cabin 500: second caOlI, 90,
gold; Storage $50 currency FIR freight or pas.
sage apply to GEL RICHS & Co., 2 Bowling G -een,
New York. &C l-lY
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
Bankrupt Not rc5.

DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED - -
- for the EASTERN DISTRICT - PENN '.
IL BANKRUTICY. In the matter 81 hAisli ALL pEf.MtH
tradiue Sons, haukTul-fl-eIu Ds'rict
OF Pennsylvania \ warrant In haukrupr ms Dtu s'"'
ly sad Cont agaiust the estate Of MARSHA ~ piti U
todn o oln Dcemers sons OF the County Oi Piadcphih
and ~ ic Of PrHus; yann. sl district who has hccn dif
admdged bankrupt upon the petition O MS 'ftdtpls ahd ne
payment Of ans bt aud tho delivery oi any pey ne
10 sad bankrupt him his use ana the transfer n
av nrnery y him are fDr by law. meeting Ol ~"
creditors Of aaii bankrupt prove their dehis and choose
one or more assenoes estate consider the accept
ance Of composition proposed by SAID hnkiup to VIZ; 10
Ccnum 81 their ftspt cye claims l
I'm rmuproulsc and settlement thereofon' half oi sad -
cr cenm 10 be paid in cash la ten days after the recording
~ the resDulL Of composition and ne remaining oncha'
of said 20 psenum 10 be paid In the notes Of the bankrupt
with Geo gr T. Fels cs cndOrsrr thereon, 10 Dear nisr
est and 10 be Uavab. aud twelve months The
bankrnpt assign cred oil dividends or any winch
he may Iecome entitled receive from Ia, estate Of f. C.
stokes in bankruptcy VIII be held at court OF bankruptcy
In he holden GlJ Walnut st Philadelphia In sand district
ON the gh dav ApJ A. d. 1873. al II o'clock, n al the
Office OF Edwin Chase Of the registers IN bank
'"P''' JAMES ~ KERNs L. 8 Marshal for said District
Mh23 law1wF
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
ITO PHILADELPHlA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROTTR AND SHORT LINE
between
NEwYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily three Deputs
Philadelphia two In New.York
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
On and after November II, 1877.
Express Trains leaves NewYork via Desbrosses and Cort
laDdt streets Ferries, a. follows:
7;So $40 Slge30 hmed, IL q. my a. o. 0, $50 q $780,
and r. m Sunday, n. g. g. $3.50, T. 800 and p.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with through trains
at Jersey CITY aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
Retufnng trains leave Philadelphia 800 1885, T. 7:3O g.
$3.50 and II lmited EIpress 1;35 p. M 2 A. $3.50 z.
and 1856 mr. and IL midnight ON sunday, 320 $780, T. 3
$3.50 q. m, 4, 7;35 p. m. and II midnight.
Ticket Offices o29 aud oii Broadway NO. A'tor House.
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Fultonst Brooklyn;
Nos ia lI8 and llS HudsOnst Hob0ken Depot Jersey
City. Emierant Ticket 0llce, No. y Battery-place.
FRANK THOMSON l.. T.. FARMER
ssnral Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
Nfm i1nblieGilona.
TO PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

1
Since Weekly and SemiWec&y issues of HH TRIBUNE
have been enlarged in size and greatly improved IN iona
subscbeIs have sought cheap and dufaOe
binder wherewith preserve their papers. -
THE TRIBUNE has rCceiv cd supply OF PATENg FINDERS
which have been preDared 10 meet THIS requlitGtht hey
are bound neat and durable and Will
be sent 10 subscrber chsTges paid by The
chaser or win delivered at Tribune Publication Office,
recent OF 81. Address THE TRIBUNE NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
fnrnlInre.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS broadway, cor. ih.rty.lIst
ST. or .3OS West Twenty ythirdst, Iigltlaye; 700
Third ave seventh st. at the HARLEM OFFICE
I2sI Third Oneundred aud twenty fOurtlis
arcm S. wings Eank Buildng, up TO J. n. at regular
office rates.
DESKS and OFFICE FURNITURE,
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES. SC.
Manufactured by
7. g. SELLLW,
III Fuilu.-t.
AGENT for THE CELEBRATED "wOoTOE" DESK.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
RECORDED LEASES.

Tanning William 30 william Hartman, No "a Lewis
ST. > wears al annual rent tof--.-....-..,::::.;--
Seckel Isaac ", jT TO Arthur BOyce, No 10 Whiteta
81 store ami bascmcnt, years, az annual icht OF.
Thomson William. - John OXiey, No 1913 Oth-aNe,
q Al ANIMAL rrnt Of
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
horses ano farms f0ante6.

XVANTED-At LONG BRANCH or FAR
w ROCKAWAY, on or before May la furnished coagf
with from eight rooms; or suite OF rooms as
Box 5,47l.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
brooklnn Real GslaEs for sale.

brooklnn Real CGI1Ie For sale.
lIOR SALE-H0USE-0R EXCHANGE
southeast Clinton and Grecneavcs one of the
M desirable properties house and about lots
splendid opportunity builder person desrou5 OF ae
0uirng rcsdence this beautiful avenue MACCBEERY,
lJ2 ladway Room T. New.York.
LTOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
i3 Wiow-st. and l79 Wllouchbv st; building No. l5s
Wcmsen.st; suitable Tor Il school or business Offices
GORDON /. FORD % CLARK ST.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Richer Jacob ami wife to Mary Cunningham. 8 OF
WiIctt-si OF SaltOa-st years. ...:":": oOO
Rlnn istian and wife, 10 Ca harina Nise, NO l"2 o.
n.cn timothy an, vile TO the Home Life insurance
Company, ol Charlesst, OF Na'erie3 'piace' ooo
year - ;i; t.b n n, Iicn ~
Of COuTtlandtaye (MorTisanal, . wears oVV
DAILY James and wife, 10 John McManu- u = OF Dem oo
man -. " COurtlaDdtave morris i1nial Oyears oOo
D'"h', t.ne =, ~ o II i1dson.st ............ 1901
Craze Church. (tector &c, % to The Association for
se 'fsi fs.t Hf$5aS II $aaTe Sy yars $1,000
GRAY Naacy and others, 10 Jennie Brewer " core
4th.aye 92d ~. also n of 4tf-lve, OF 02d' 80
~. aud also Of 93dst, of 1th-aYe = years. l,ooo
Green, Tauiett D. to Arthur v Aunslin N sHeSn1ot, ,,
sIee s,g sS ON 'pe lease. @ iyear 45OO
'''iP,S, eaf Of Ave and 75Sis year 1000
Uauscnld. HeBrich. and wife, 10 ID Eyallne Has 200
call 4i MadiSOn-st. . years o0OO
IIecker John V. AMI wife. 10 ieTshom Weed exec
nior etrs1D lots, of Monroest OF Jeherson' oooo
lewis John W, and wife. 10 George De Witt IL, and
;pston as%S and npfSqS sroys yars So 10000
Iihauer Leopold. and VIE 70 me MUTUAL LIE lnsur' ooo
ance Company No ia West 32d-st, ye1r--.... 1000
Mccarthy, William III, and wife, To John q Paynten.
TsSnItonayc and 7lfist 10 years ............ 1000
oosa,1 ec Of @tiiSt OF istiave 5000
SchHrl-ing. Barbara and hus93nnH' 10 C3thanne
and lcbecoa WOgOn, n Ot 3d'si, W OF lstaVe, 90
o,VVV
RECORDED ASSIGN ENTi OF MORTGAGES
ncionC, Louis and Augusta Mertcns, executors ETC. AN
e. Augusta MCttens. SluuOn
10 zane oUvo
I n,on Isaac To Mary Collins. oXecutriN etc. 1000
H3n Uap D'.' .......... 10000
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEw-YORK CITY,

D' TBf" fgo e. d savc, si% ~f 56SlSo % si725
Boryer Maedaena an husband, 10 M2glalena Grell
7tl.ave. \. 2J.3 (, oi 5lsC g. 2lxlo....,';::'
Blmm. Christian. and wife, 10 the Trustees OF ~.
Parl's German e Church, 55tlrst, +, 1876 IT
pcpSr Si Zfays fai5ns t ~ 10 ;c u,iTaT. oaEstns
1906 It Of New Chambers ST. lSx72. SKI 6.SIs28;
aud also oak@ MS e5.3ft c OF New Chambersst, ma
Boyd William A. ieieree,to Francis Gr9mpler, n c
of AyeA and 7jlhst, 2j;G "x0S, ;;:;:.: 4ooo
80 Il " Of ithlye I6xGOI Ii............. 5000
5,,sye aud i2itb st, 425xs0 5000
ID list V II Of isave isxiG0j ~ 1900
IS i'l i79I6 r. sSga T. 5000
st. Is9snregu 900
l1S twof AveC, 2j.3x1Oa3. ......-.-......-
Jcnkinf J9lnJ ana Charles DgseheI execators mn
i65G o. 3aye 24xiCO 1000
:daye ana 4,sOO
Madison st. 25xi60 ..................... 6175
Us Il cf Ctiavc 1880
NcIntre. AreI ", referee, 10 the { Mon Dime saw
ave- 2GSiG65 - '..... 1880
vie Dist II ; ClSd WarID 2JXi0O .........-... 750
G4Jsns i8S it Of 5oI.aye f6Si5 .:.: 1000
Schmidt, Frederick and wife, to Ludwig Heck and
VIE Forsythst, 49, lGO IT Ct IIouston-'t 2ox
smt,, Harriet G and husband, to Abraham b Dupuy,
@Gthst 3 =; l5O IL e Of Sihay', 21X '-.9.;.-..:..
"a $50 9i' t Of Stnavp we 3i1ioo5 @ 49, COO
Van Court Augustus, jr TO Jams q woodward oos
yvhHtier ETsTett r to Msgy il smith Undivided
hall interest sth.aye and 20h,si, lao; o2oo
"9feI' IT c6f 2iIts, iS5Il0o .. 1850
Wicker, Thomae to Gc9rre " WicAer, %3d-st s.
v.oa'1r Wiiaa' If and others. 10 barbara schmeis
ing, 3ds SO # c Of 2daye. -Ox562 22....' e'lCo
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
0eGlners.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NV
UPTOWN OFFICES 30. I.t~ Br"siway cor ll tt -@lei @
al or 3ON twenty tilrtsi., coz lglti-hF J'pD
No 2sNi Ihi ave cor ludr, amt fweuiy i1irii g.
OiaIlem SAVINGS Bank Buidmsl, up 10 p H. az '-"''
oihcera;eN
ALL wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
~ address Amer Educational Union 'b1 Hfoa9" y
HuUai Introducing fif la every STATE EsiAhrA'd l'''
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY. - Culcn-aq ncs scho9- ail 'Hl
lies with thoroughly comuctont TEAChtIlS IAiiirs i
tending 10 visit the aris Exposition c3n ie a.f ON DF
French ladies' gentlemen, who viii act rs guides anu inter
pIeters. Apyy 10 Mss NJ. ). loI ~.
ELOCUTION. Mathematics, Classics, English
II branches aught; country. city experts nom h'i''
and Harvard AdGIsss Is, World Building.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 30 unlon-squarc,
H New-lorl- Engagements made for tcd''ts - !9la
and families supplied win nsi-tlass hatTn'tosA AN-A
RANDAII~DIEiI- Manager.
MRS. MITCHELL. having returned from
fk Europe resumes her Families ana rch~nh sup
Ded with COMPETENT American aud iOt'Rn Rcn men a
iady teachers Useful information 10 families nnd parties
eog m Enropc several Coid uguists O. sire &" accompany
agencies In Europe TEACHERS BUREAI, % "tHi join
". Hours. L. TN =
DESIDENT TEACHER WANTED in boys
III school for Latin Iucsh branches and The d~c.u.c
gentleman spsaying French Wti'tftd Appy ~ No. AV'
West j0th ST. On Fniay, Gil.r 0'"'A'
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEl'S Agency
\ q. torSCHOOI.- and TEACHER 80 Ur."a-5q. giha'"
sdcl, y. y supplies COOL teacher. ior any ur Nl
positions. send stamp Tor alJicaiOh i"in tI,N ~ '"'
and families with competent INSTRUCTORS. without tiaf
rHEACUERS of known ability and character
PROMPTLY provided families. schools college, reliable
teachers waiting the-lon should apll' nov
forms for stamp JN schermorhorn hr' 30 l. l1h',N'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
Gun Rral GsIaIc for 5ale.

Gup Rsai GsIaIr for Sale.
A RARE CHANCE.-First-class fOur-StOry
houses different sizes: situated LeXng
toH.aye an 47thst new Webult and complete in
respect finished hard wood ~ prices 10 su the times
terms easy Apply on the premises 20 - - -
DAVID DE VENNY.
lNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn OF
other poperty class house lin fee) 49tEst, be-
tween GtllavGs. W. II. WELLS No. 50 Lbertyst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-05
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE"

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. coo o
SaYf o i9 IspSn zen 1ga w rGSdp sGd al a1 0 & Tor
Lave Philadelphia Noh Pon9syIyana Hh rail
road Ihir ai BeIksstsy at l2n5 1880, $780, llSo a. VI"
1len,oh New York 30 escapt Monday G:35
e. o39 + @ s loom 1 ,1s tT s y2 % 10 the o3o m
$3.50 y. trains rom NewYok TO Ve 1870 m l;3O D. H.
"ssWNb%Y' s|ieaye NewYork and Philadelphia
SJo a. H. o3o !? p H. rS ,o1 AZ 20 800 .2 a. n lo D. m
Ticket, Ion sale foot ,beriysi NOS go and m 9ii
Hny in and BsoEyn and at No conr-st Brook
PH DA'S's' 'A''A' H. i.' r. nALDWi% Gen Pass Agent.
ERIE RAILWAY.
- AhkANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking ehect fo'' -
cincias ana ceaso Day Esscess Drawing
81 n & - + sSl' iii MT. :, ; M r nf a al Soash
vc. aa'r heI,irw loonl secling coaches TO Iiuiao
n. tDny)-Pacinc Express for the West: hiespns p
ns sd Chicago without change also hotei dinns CARS 10
,a.s5 oI T.,n ior t.f West ~ Won, ,r
rHsff St C'2S'ii S & i' a ,1 S an l5 D. No.
and II midnight Saturday nights Sundays sij a. Ill.,
ahls,d s PAX ana 1 ra:s 5'i3 10 , % Y nSG" sSd, 3
6, $50 10 a. NJ, 10 $50 aud ~ nlinieht ., .
h Ess'oq g b. & a. ~ is5 % f i S s. 9 S T. s. % 70 p & n?sRa s%a
y midnight md ,snIdaySa s3h. 9Ij 10 m' iio' c5o' p
S,q sl : s5i. i 70 j. a. ss5 IL 20 't & 5 'a5 g. - M H.
a1% ~ ' ilaTn' ! ~ n, :iO io m sunlay. s3oa IN
WarytcE, Il, q. m, $40 p; y. s.,n,ay. soo,
ooshcn. j. 74j. . 10 a. ~, '.JO jij. t:5o Z p m sun
a. q, $50. 10 q 15i Z s,,.t,..
s8i 10 a. H. 90 The m and $50 D. ~; trans
VIII, Sew YORK osweeo Midland r. T. a. Moins 81
Jcrys 40 = 10 D. NJ. i;@J o. p m Suh'la'' 9""
To- and $40 and = u ~ . . .,.,, ~. ,oi, ham,
NoIr-rains leaving Chauibrrssi on oven OF nan ho4ls
lcof, = n ~ leave twenty tif-L hN"cn minutes earlier
A. an M e lime tlau4 wing chambers on quarter hours
clyr minutes cIrnef Boats
Twtutt ,ltfdst ~ - aud llij r. H. connecting Win
i,ag. lcyire @ aigttrr 10 p. ard Il midnight
T.hts fOr plsarr ard ior apui;r"nir 10 dia"l
telun rn1clc, ian~ ahd 0reis ior 'ne cut
ana u.,r a ulrgrrr Dee l at tlo COmpaiys oetA
No- aSg ,Ol 59l int -, Br1GNay. y. No CourtsI'
ErUosltn. 81 fic Con rrF's ttittr
fxur-s Tram. from ths West arrive III NcNi"'~ ~ '''
a H. -.2J aud : = q. ..., o., - s. . . ro,- vo,h
lNN. ABBOTT do'''''i faN'I HLen' ''N"''''N
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. d.
Ta.ns saVe for Fngcaood. Ciossr Peim9nt aud Nyack
:. 80 ~. ]. g. g. iIb. 300 b.3O ,5o p III, au.
salard nights only at ll:JO M SuAuN" d. III "'
ESQ D. ., .,...,,. o.tz A. If, -
Iu dlt .t"n n''1s - - a.
m sOrt, GeiI fa--r Agent, New.iots.