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Salshury's circular shows nm absence Of concil-
iptory views by gratuitonsy ntrbuting ambi-
tous motives TO the Russian proposals.
Reuters telegram from ST. Petersburg denies
that the Iandwrhr has boon called out.
special to the F1hticdl Correspondence from
COnstnntinoplc says the conversion Of the Sui
tan to pro- Russinn ideas is imminent.
The English troop ships Crocodile and Eu-
pirates were yesterday ordered to he ready for
sea in forty-cight hours.
special ~ the Standard from Berlin reports
that mobilization has been ordered in the four
remaining liussian military distrids.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times says
Prince Gortehnhon is expected shortly TO in
form the bowers that after Lord Salishury's cir
would no longer he likely to solve the questions
az issue
The Ispes' despatch from Bucharest says it
Ia bccoirfig extremely improbable that pro-
test OF the Roumnnan Chambers against the
treaty will be sent to 81. Petersburg.
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GEN. TYfOWis C. DEvIN DEAD.
His Record OF scventy-two Engagements
Col. Clusters Friend.

Gen. Thomas c. Devin, U. s. A., command
ant q, Fort Laramie. Wyoming Territory. died
in his home at 2l9 Enst Forty ninth street yes
terday morning. after suffering from an inter-
nal disease. He was 80 years of age and no
leaves wife and daughter in comfortable cir
cumstances.
Gev. Devin was Lieutenant Colonel Of the
First Cavalry New York State Militia at the
breaking out Of tho civil war. and he enlisted
for three months. Then he was. appointed
Colonel Of the Sixth New York Cavalry.
Under Gen. Buiord. and uitrrward under Gen.
Merritt Col. Devin was Brigade Commander.
with the rank OF Brevet Brlgadier-
In 1864 he was commissioned Brigadier-Gcne-
raj, ON account OF his g0lantry at the battle Of
Cedar Creek. Early in so he was placed in
Clusters command being cut TO pieces. when
Gen. De In rode up at the head Of his troops.
Custer grasped his hand. saying: Thank God.
Devin; here you arc in the nick Of time, as
usual" That night President Lincoln received
the following despatch:
DOWN has whipped them at Five Forks, and the is
The divisions silken banner which was pre-
scnted by Gen. Sheridan. will cover the caskct
Of the dead General Mt his funeral For his
share In that days work Gen. Devin was made
Brevct MaIor-Gcneral
Soon after the close of the war he was APP
pointed Lieutenant Colonel of tho Eighth
United States Cavalry. then stationed in Arizo-
m. with headquarters at Tucson. For the next
tweiv., years Gen., DOWN, served in Arizona.
New Mexico, and TeNns. In June last he came
home on sick leave. Last fall he was commits
stoned Colonel OF the Third United States Cav
airy and placed in command at Fort Laramie.
Two months ago he again returned TO his home.
He participated in seventy-two battles and
skirmishes. from which he escaped with only
one wOnnd-a slight one in the foot
Gen. Devin was "a man OF sOldierly bearing,
naturally quiet and dignined. and although
brave to q degree. never rash or impetuous. He
made an excellent counterpoise for his intimate
friend the impetuous Custer. The funeral
services are To be performed in the Church Of
81 Francis Xavier. in Sixteenth street at 10 A.
NJ. tomorrow. In accordance with his desire
for the least possible display. his friends have
been requested not to sent flowers.
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a Young Woman. Attempt IA, Suicide.

Clara Louisa Doughcrty. n children's nurse
County Physician Wards family, Newark. swallowed
oyaic acid, which She had bought in drug store On
Wednesday night She laughed. and told the cook she
had only taken a powder Tor a cold. Aner she found
that The truth WAS known. she into street. and
was discovered. after iuue search hdln. under stooD
She struggled. Hud ono" away. wa. forced 10
hgirl q CLINTON aNtnue, Newark. 30 whose house Police
Oulocr Rrocf Killed hN the burglars O-ciWad aud
RYAN A letter was found under her muw y, ,tl riay
in which -he nid that -he tired lire, and intended
o. Mi hrf-cl. having twice before attempted suicide
SN' BE- lh l,Hrs q" axe. She caue uom Elnlra y Y.
Yesterday she was suffering from the effects OF the
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Jersey City's Muddlcd Politics.

A copy Of Assembymnn Terrence McDonald's
charter sinrd hy the Governor received IN Jersey
CITY carly Yesterday morning. and The Aldermen were
a.uy convened under its provisions. to order elec-
"n ana change ih" ward houn lr-. pnc provision Of
The ul, however required thut i've DAYS police shall he
gNcn by the Aldermen, nnl as ulr election lakes place
ON ueNt Iup suN. the hl Is rendered imperative The
voter. Of jcrs 'it' now await the Legislatures action
ou the H,h tt
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Ending IA rineen.Year.0ld snlt.

John Jacob AstGr sal patiently among the iu-
rors who, Tor two tys, heard ne ol rsehheld
Stern ngt Coiectof Hiram Iarney, which has been
pending il tho United State. Circuit Court for fifteen
II alleged that excesNe duties amounting to
about S2OpJ had been levied rschneld stern claimed
that the goods were SILK velvet on which the duty
thirty per cent, ana the Government claimed that they
silk plush, liable 10 duty uf forty per cent The
verdict WAS IN favor Oi the Government
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Lawrence Maher Of 5l9 Wost Tweuty-sixth
street tour men on the roof at 800 last evening aud
after sending Tor oniecr he drew hi. Tf.iol aud
crossed To the roof at 3pa Ia. mon were
carving away coils Of rome icluu.in- Co. Cllrt :
CoNcr when he ordered them To surrender
Two o them 90 the cd-r ut the and ri thtu.
selves down Mahcr fired ~ fntin who uttered
o PAIN hut c,cauei The other TWO were arrested
ly Ohcr Murray They dc-criuod themselves ~ James
Cain of 5s7 aud Joseph Coyer 55 w., rweuiysiNih
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Mrs. Tom-rI, Jon Locked Up.

Mrs. Tom-ri-lon. otherwise Susan IL. Doncy.
appeared in the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon
a. defendant She marched 10 D., the side OF
hurry police officer, and followed tS small regiment ot
shouting boys. The complainant Frederick n Lyon.
of ~ Liberty street trstintl that us Dee was lctN-
ins St faus Church he stopped u look Ht Mrs Tom
lnn ami she spoke 10 HIM hut that h dd not catch lrr
words and as hc turned 20 go away she struch him
arr..s the hack with cane In default OF $50 bail She
was committed 10 cell
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A blast in the rock at Sevcnty-eighth street
and Tenth avenue nrcd Thursday. ana piece of
the shattered rock. weighing about ten pounds was
blown 10 SEVENTY ninth street whore II sruch Mr.,
Cathennc Fnk upon iir lrt shoulder, iracturug ,hc
shoulder blade Thomas King. the tllrunu arrested
iHrick Callahan. who itrd thr lln~' gave h.m,clt ut
Officer Sahl that the blast WAS bottom llast ami
unusual covering sliuuId have been nut anon it,
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YOUNG WOMEN rs PHYSICIANS.
Good Advice to Those who Intend to Practise
Their Chosen Profea.iou.

Twenty-Five young women, dressed in
black aud wearing white kid gloves. stood In a
row on the platform in Steinway Hall last even
ing 10 receive medical diplomas declaring
them physicians according to the homeopathic
school Of medicine. 1t was the fifteenth COM
mencement OF the New York Medical College
for Women. The graduates were:
SEw YORK.
Caroline l. Black Alcaid T. Merritt
MlN l. Douglas Mary Miller
hecn Ea tn9s Graham MaTssrSt 4is St 4 aoast loasL
sally A Harris, Anne l. SuNder,
Ella A. Jennings Alice Stoldarl.
Emile II Jones, Kate r Taylor
Elsie D. Lester, Harriet y Watson
rrSSsYnASiA
Frances C. Burnes Agnes c. MeCahey,
FRoS PrRsA-Caiharine V. Cochran
ONO.
Martha VI Howels, Cordella wiliama
tRos CoNNcrcrI-Isldora l. Murray
fRoN tNGtAND-iiannah huckhe,ton.
fR0H MAssAcnrsFTrs-LAuraM Porter
FRou KHouh lstANp.-Kate : stanton.
Harriet \. Watson was unable to attend. ow-
ing To sickness.
Alter music by c. s, Grafula's orchestra and
prayer 10y the Rev. Mr.. Maring, Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney Herring delivered an eXtempore
address, cOngratuating the graduates on the
successful termination OF their arduous course
of study, and advising them 10 win for them
selves renown by graphing with the severest
iaskS 81 thcIr chosen profession. Then Dr. ;.
tice of Medicine in the College. in written adj
dress called the opponents OF The homeopathic
theory Of aiedcine wifully blind and stupid in
denying its merits. Then the President of the
Board Of Trustees Mrs. Sackett. briefly and fe-
licitously spoke 10 the graduates aud handed
them their diplomas.
After DR.. c. $. Holden. chief OF staff in the
Homeopathic Hospital on Wards Island. had
read an address and distributed tO the young
physicians their certificates of attendance at the
hospital TO take part in surgical treatment each
graduate received a bouquet or basket Of n1w-
ers. Miss Kate s. Stanton. the well-known
popular lecturer. attracted much attention
Elsie u. Lester the daughter Of an old New
York physician. left Il widow some years ago
has shown cOmmendable perseverance in
STRUGGLING to her present success.
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In some OF the towns OF Suffolk county the
votes at the town elections were not counted until
Wednesday In Brookhaycn the vote Tor Supervisor
very close John Havcns Dem, was declared elected
by 10 majority George r. CarmRn. Rep, but in con
sequence alleged irregulariy the count the bal
lot, sealed box, aud 10 be reCuuntd to-day
Tho Supervisors elected in c other town, follows
Southuld Henry Reeves Dem Smithtown. LYMAN B
Smith lmou, Huntington. stephen C. Rogers Dem
l>hp John Wood. Duiun southampton, James II. Pier
son, Rep Babylon thuTlesT Duryea, Dem; MveThead
Iun Pork IA.
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TRENTON. April A gold-headed cane WIS
presented To senator lleuirckson o Monmouth by his
fellow senator. to-day Boa honor OF his long services in tie
Senate of this state The bil 10 establish Board Of Ex.
ci-, IN c,uc, ol iop1l Inhabitants WAS killed by being
postponed unil Monday next The Legislature is
N udInurn Zine die tomorrow. The bill to allow
por cent int, rest existing contracts, notwhstaml-
ng Tic new per cent act WAS ordered toH third read.
iul lu the House 'hr hl establish Board a ENcise
Commissioners IN Jersey Cry was passed The bill allow.
u- cu, 1 Issue not exceeding $uopu in water bonds
MA ArI
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Rhode Island Elections.

PROVIDENCE April 4.-The complete returns
OF Yesterdays State election give For Governor-van
Zandt Rcpl, ll.436; Laurence tDeml. 1851; Foster
0ireenhack 3s3: scattering. 81 The Senate stands-20
Republicans, Democrats no choice and the House,
80 Republicans. l6 Democrats, 10 choice.
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WAsHISGroN. April 4-The Post ONCE De-
parment j. al present run by proxy II has an acting
Postmaster Gencral acting chief Clerk. an acting
First Assistant Hcuug second Assistant nm acting
Assistant Attorney ocucral ami acuus sixth Auditor
the principals being away ou southern tour.
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The Tragic End of Madam Resteu.

Double page picture OF the discovery Of the
body al the bath IN ner 9TH NV mansion From sketch
By our special artist Mr.. T. Opper See the New York
Mstdei Tunes Out today.-Aic
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American Soft Capsules, Tin boxes. Best and
cheapest All druggists Circulars from Mauger Petrie
1lo Keade ST. N y Avoid fancy names aud prices
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A scene in her mansion ut 9th av. and SD st.
Viewing the remains during the CorOners inquest See
the New York Ihsh aisd nnsea Out to-day.-AdL
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weather once Prediction.
JOTTINGS .iBOUr TOWN

Clearing wathcr. preceded by rain areas,
9ttlMeslerly MluI.. md ,lIl- oman. iomreIalure.
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OIeomargarIne Butter


At factory prices. G. W. Duncan. wholesale
dealer, 2l0 Washington st-Aie
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FRoA toNNfcricrr-Isud0ra l. Murray.
fRoN fNGLASD-iiannnh Mucke,ton.
fRoH MA,>ACHrsFTrs-LAura NJ Porter.
FR0N KHouk l.tAND.-Kute 5. stanton.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
TREAsuRY DEPAarMEsT,
no IRON MANUFACTURERS: Sealed pro;

ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS Sealed pro,
pOsas endorsed Sealed Proposals for Iroa Bnoys a
Appendages, will be received at this Office until
These proposals Will for twenty (2O) secondeass cav
bu0ys, and twenty (2O seeondelass nun buoy made
Three shackes, ballastba and ban iain
OF liainch studded chain. - ,oa,
Also for twenty (20 thirdc buOys and twenty ~
thirdolass nun buoys made according 10 drawings WIN Wv
following attachments to each; .,, ,,th
Three shaeEles ballastba aud seven and hai A'
oms OF liuch studded cham -,
These buoys are 10 be made subject TO the inspection nd
delivered wharf OF the lighthouse depot AZ IompA.A
VILE, staten Island New.NOrk onehaf In ninety cAs
the balance In sixty days thereafter subject 70 &
10 per eentum the contract price for every thf e'
lay after the time herein specified for delivery ,s,
BIDS from actual makers only Will be c0nsldered H
ties contracting will be required 70 do the work al n
Each bid accompanied by bond, signed ty ns
der bidders aud two competent surees teerhee hst
such by some officer known 70 the Treasury Deparns
IN the OF the acceptance OF such bid o. any paf ~ "
the necessary contract will be entered into Within ten
bond with security 10 the satisfaction OF the depaI
in penalty equal oneourta Of the amount OF esSh - ~
Quired OF cOntracur 20 DO executed WITHIN teh ~
after the acceptance Of the bid. -. ,as
The Light House Beard the right 20 mcfet
number OF any OF the buOys any time W0
thirty after the signing OF the contract.
DRAWINGS aud specifications for the bu0ys and
can at the office OF the light House ek
A. Philadelphia ami at the Office OF the Light House bYnS
bids viii be received for either class OF buoy or ior W.
classes OF buoy OF Tor either Kind Of either class 10
The right 10 reject all bids TO waive defecs -
be deemed for the interest Of the Governments TO DO so
served. 49,. .
and be enclosed envelope addressed 20 tne
BoaTd and II sent through the mall should pc
Bidders may. 6t their option. be present al tne
the bids at this Office the day and az the h0ni hhn
Each bid should contain q this
GEO. DEWEY, Naval seeie'''''
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
Citn properln Go Get.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK T1IBuNE WILL BE RECEIvED AT TIlE UP
St, 3OS West Twenty. .thrlst., cor Eghth.aye 100
Third ave. Forty-seventhst at the HARLEM oFFiC
No .s2si Thirdave cor OnehHndre twenty CurthsL
(Harlem Savings Bank BuiidDg up TO p @ at regular
ofhco rates
ITO LET-A HOTEL, DOWNTOWN.
Well filled good business furniture for sale Address
b., p. o. Box 5,2O5
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
RECORDED LEASES.

Kay, Simon to Joseph Panzer No 733 Oth.ave years
Same to Louis Grunig No 7S5 0th-aye, years. at
annual rent OF
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
Caution Sales OF Real Qstale.

A Il Acknowledgements Nos. 230 23S, 240
"A and 242 Chcrryst, will be sold by RICHARD " HAR-
NETT Auetoneer at IL o'clock, MONDAY June at the
Exchange saesroom Broadway under Judgment OF Court
OF Common Pleas; Frederick Swarts. referee TERMS
EASY. For maps and information apply TO TOWNSEND
WANDELL, Attorney, 200 broadway.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY to BUY BROWN
~ STONE FRONT HOUSE. No 11S West 53d-st, 3-story
basement and cellar good and umbng hardwood
finish built IN best manner sold Tor $233OO cash in 1879:
viii be sold at auction by
r. V. HARNETT, Auctioneor, at
Exchange sale Rooms, Ill Broadway,
May 20 (tO-dayl az noon.
$4,000 will buy 4, Rented TO good tenant and full
rent
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
rTO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots
Philadelphia, two IN New-A DIX.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and Fastest
I1mo consistent with absolute safety.
On ana after MAY H. 1873,
Express Trains leave NewIOk via DesbrOsses and Court
landt Streets Ferries. follows:
43O 1880, S2O hmited) IL a. 4, o. q $50 1880.
$50 and p N. Sunday i:3O and a. u, o, g. GSO 1880,
80 and y. m.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" with all through
jersey CITY, aOrdng speedy aud direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel -
Retuinng trains leave Philadelphia 800 3:35, z 1880 g.
and Il Qmited Express 1;35 M, 2 g. 530 z,
and 1885 p. m and IL midnight ON sunday, 320 $780, T.
$50 a. M. 4, 1885 y. m and ~ midnight
Ticket Offices Nos 526 and GA Broadway, No. AstOr
House. Of Desbrosses and Conrandst No Court
st. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOnst Brooklyn;
Nos ia, ll8 and llS HudsOnst H0b0ken Depot Jersey
CITY EmigTant Ticket Office No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, i. p. PALMER,
General Manager Gen' Passenger Agent
IEn MILES for 10 CENTS.
ICO Citizens Line-TrOy bOats-Staterooms only 81;
berhs 20 cents LIST class fare 30 New palace steam
Saratoga" and city 0f Troy leave daily except Satur
day. at p M from Pier 40, n r. foot OF Leroy Sure
with express sins for all points North East and
West. Siate-roOms and through tickets at DODD'S EX.
PRESS 04i Broadway ~ ", and Court-st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
gnstrnttlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Cit.

For Boys and Young Men-City
A DVERTISERS!
IA SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR "THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL FIRsECLAss CITY JOURNALISTIC
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN, l,23S broadway New, York.
copy Of advertisement when asking for estimate Orn
formation
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
~ 6gth.st. Central Park,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN OF TO 20. PUPILS PREPARED
FOR COLLEGE, SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS AND
BUSINESS.
The oath wear will begin Sept mber IL next Commence
ment June %, Wednesday. at 1880 O'Clock p. IN.
Professor Ellie Charlicr, owner ana head master.
Last pnp without training admitted 10
Harvard with honor Mathematics and Is there
now In section Of Latin and Greek Many former
uupils are Yale Columbia Princeton. former pupil
Is now professor the Naval Academy at Annapolis hire
graduated been assistant professors at west
Point they graduated Building unsurpassed for oca
fOn, ventilation and school cOnVeniences fIehc eina
Spanish teachers and spoken with them,
French and German especially.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
ilropoedls
PROPOSALS for MATERIAL.
OFFICE oFTHE PUBLIC PRIMER,
WILMINGTON Nav gl. IsI

WASHINGTON, May p, 1873
Proposals will be received by the Public Printer until ne
18th day Of June 1878 a 10 o'clock m for material t9r
tho Of the Government Printing Office from July 1873
80 1879 Schedules OF desired and such
instructions relating quantities. OF bidding &C. a.
may b. deemed expedent will be furnished application 20
TINS Office Address
JNO. D. DEFREEa
Public Printer Washington ID. g.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
JNU. u. UFF NEE-I
Public Printer. Washington ID. Q.
PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and


PROPOSALS for INDIAN SUPPLIES and
sas indOrsed proposals Tor beef bacon aour eiothhs
directed to the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. No. 81
aud 90 WOosterst. Ne,s Ioyk, win be received until
the Indian seyies about $4,000 pounds bacon 81
pounds beef the hoo 100000 sbeans pounds
600 pounds -four $4,000 pounds feed 100000 pounds hard
barrels pork 25OOO pounds rice 1000 pounds tea
$4,000 pounds tobacco 100000 pounds salt 100000 pounds
soap 5000 pounds oda 100000 pounds sugar. and So6O0O
Also banKes wooen goods consisting part
q tcE9Gg % 1900 yards s59sdaTd s sy Ssfo %
gngham 81 500 yards Kentucky Jeans - 500 yars
Sieached sheens 2sooo Yards hickory s6iTtns $4,000
yards shrtng 1900 yards; WinseY 1000 clothing,
groceries notions hardware medical supplies anG o. msee
aneous articles such wagons harness p9ughs, rakes
Also raSsportaton for such Of the supplies goods AID
articles that may not DC contracted of 10 DC aeEeeu at inc
Bids mus be made out on Government blanks.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities ot subsistence
supplies required for each Agency and the kinds and quaint
titles gross OF all other goods and articles together with
10 observed by bidders time OF delivery
contract and payment transportation routes and all other
Indian Office In Washington Nos 0 aud 63 WOost,
Neie- York to f. NJ. Kingsley, No 80 Cntonplace. New.
the Commssartes Subsistence. A. Chicago saint
Louis Sioux City, Saint Paul, Leavenworth, omhes and
Bids viii be opened the hour and day stated and
bidders are invited 10 be present az the opening
Certified checks only receivable the following banks &c
All bids accompanied by certified checks some
OF the following banks or Government DepOst0res o
National, NowYork; National broadway New York Metro
pOltan National, New-YOTk; Ninth National Newlork'
more third National Cincinnati; Union National Ciesgo
Fourth National ST. Louis and Citizens National, washns
ton, D. CT and the United States Assistant Treasures
+. A. HAYT, Commlssloner
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03

Gitn Real estate for Sale.
CROSBY-ST. PROPERTY, near Broome, will
~ be sold very party able TO pay 900 80 900
in cash. might exchange in for Brooklyn house. rutland
& WHITING, 8 Beekman.st
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
eitualions manle6 -9emales.

AT MAURICE LINDQUlST'S only Swedish
IA SERVANTs Office GimOres Garden, 27th.st and 4tl
ave, Swedish, French and German FIRSTCLAss SER
WANTS ON hand PT0testantl.
A LII private families, Summer houses, hotels,
IN city country, wanting reliable German Freheh, Eng
sh ish American male female help at reasonable wages
suited Immediately call send orders 70 HOME BUREAU,
I3s 6th-ave, above lOthst
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
NEW- YORK nndLO BRANCHDIYISION.
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AN PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewYofk for Trenton and Philadelphia at $50
$50 lCJ, 1l:30 $780, T. 53O II p n and at 1880 nm
for Trenton.
philadelphia from station North yaniaRai
Toa1, Third ana Berksss NJ $40 way. 1io U3O ll3O
a m, l2O 2.3O. AZ. 6:iJ II p. M. -
s:l3. lO:2O a. IN, 1910 2:l5 3 4:5J, $3.50 p. m
Pullman Drawing Room Cans ere attached 10 tho b5O No.
$3.50 trains fIOm NewYork 10 the 7f5 a. 1880 p M
trains from Philadelphia - . .... -. .
a. ~. 5:3O u p m Leave NcsYork for Trenio at
n 4. Lave Trenton az l:2O. $50 Gao
Tickets for sale at foot Of bery-st Nos 529 and 9i4
Broadway the prncpa hotels AL offices of the Erie Rail
way IN New.York Brooklyn and at No COurtst Brook
lyu. Baggage checked from residence TO destination.
IL Z. BALDMIN. Gnn pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DEF0RE leaving town send your notify fur
nture carpets and bedding aud badly soef clothing
and carpets Naphths RenOyang Works ofce 30 H. l4ths
MONEY. WATCHES, JEW
VI ELRY, sILVERWARE, &c,
bought and sold back at small advance GEOR0E e. All
LEN, Jewellel l,l90 Breadway, near 29thst
VERBATIM REPORTING and type-writing
practically taught by corps best law stenogTapheIs
IN te world For references and circulars address w. u
WYCKOFF Photographic Institute Ithaca. N. y.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
Eau 5tbools

ALBANY LAW SCHOOL.-Regular course,
IN year. Fail term begins on tne 81 OF September
Address Preseason ISAAC EDWARDS, Albany, y. Y.
VALE Law SchOOl.-Regular course, 2 years !;
GRADUATE dOr degree of DCIl wears FAN term,
opens Sept 2G. Address Prof WAELAND NeW-haven, CT
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
european advertisements.

DARIS B0ARD.-Madame Mason, "a Ave-
Il dEglau,near Champs Elysees and Exposition. Terms
low Refers 10 American patrons.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03

A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for small
n family with city country conve1cies rent low 20
good tenant H. DENIs0N, this Office or 100 Beleyiie-
M n L
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03
Cost ano founo.

DANK- BOOK LOST. Bank book No. 49,
ID 977 OF the Bowey savings Bank Is missing The tuder
requested return II the bank II not restored before the
for a new hook
New-York tribune., 1878-06-03

COTTAGE TO LET, furnished, at Ocean
" Beach, ~ j. adjoining surf House; rooms Apply 10
I II Penn.