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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28
ORPHANS COURT SALE
-or vALuAnLE--
REAL ESTATE.

There will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, in the borough Of clesr6eld, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER u, 1873,
st 1 O'Clock p. m, the following described prop.
erty, TO wit An that certain tract Of land situ-
ate In Graham township, clearheld county, Pa,
bou nded on the north BY lands Of Calvin Steele
and Albert Owen, on the south by land Of Ben
iamin spackman, on the west by land Of Isaac
kyicr. aud on the east BY laad of Martin Naylor,
containing III ACRES and allowance, rs acres
Of which is cleared, having q two-story frame
house, a one and a-half story house, and a large
new barn thereon. Three orchards Of hnc fruit
trees, comprising apples, pears, cherries, and
other fruits. A spring Of good water, and small
stream rnnning through the eentro Of the premises
TERMS or SALE;
0ns-thrd upon confirmation Of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments, to be
sec ured BY bond and mortgage on the rcmiscs
WIN. wILLHkLM,
0rahamton, Aug. ~, ls7s.3t. Admir-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

!
i, Nstire Is hereby given that Letters resia
meniary on the estate Of BENJAMIN BL00M,Jr
late Of PIKE township. Clearheld County, Pa.
dee'j. having beon duly granted 20 the under
signed, all persons indebted to 'aid estate will
please make immediate payment, aud those hav-
log claims or demands will present them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
THOMAS BLOOM,
curwinsyiiie Pa, Aug, 2s,'7s-ot. Executor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

Every Democratic voter in Clcar6cld
county should SEQ that he is Registered
on or before the 9th OF September.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

James Todd, Jr, of Indiana, Penn'a.,
a cadet at West Point, Yves drowned
in the Hudson river on the 22d inst.
He had been sick in the hospital since
May Both, and it is supposed that his
long sickness caused mental alteration.
His clothes were found on the river
bank, and he left letters expressing his
determination to commit suicide. He
was in the twenty.third year of his age.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

We are authorised to announce the name Of W.
W. BETS, Of Cleardeld Borough, as q candidate
for the oce Of state Senator subject to the rules
governing tho Democratic party.
Postoffce address, Clearheld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28


Coop AUTHORITY. An exchange
says The Rev. Dir. Prime, editor OF
the New York Obsrrer, has been spend.
ing somc months on the continent OF
Europe, and making special inquiry
into the drinking habits of the people.
In ten months during which he visited
the principal cities of France, Ger
many, and Italy, where the universal
tipplc is light wine or beer, he saw just
one person drunk In one city Of 55,
600 inhabitants there was but one sim
gle arrest for drunkenness during forty
days. The reverend doctor reaches
the conclusion, whch is not n discove.
ry by any means, that drunkenness is
the exception IN the wine drinking
countries OF southern Europe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28
Democratic State Ticket,

See that you are Registered, and see,
too, that your Democratic neighbor is
Registered
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

Get registered at oncc. This duty
must be attended to on or before the
18th day Of September.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28
State Normal School,
INDIANA, PA.
The Winter Term Of twsnty-sln weeks, will open
Monday, September o, 1878.
TERMs-s5.OO PER WEEK.

Including Tuitioa, Boarding, Room, Heat, Light
and Washing. Music extra. Bes, Normal School
Buildng in the State. Facilities Ia every respect
equal TO any Normal School in the United ststss.
Students may enter at any time during the term
For particulars send for catalogue TO
JOHN II. FRENCH, l.. L. D.,
Aug. n, ls7s-im. Principal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

Romance or A SPOOL OF TnREAD.--
A Willimantie, Conn, girl who works
in the thread iactpv, wrote her name
and the words, WANTED, husband"
on a spool When gbe thread had been
wound-upoh it, tho spool was sent
among many other to shoe factory
in South S,swalk.'{ Here EShGeld
gentleman chanced to see it after the
thread had been removed, and at once
took fancy to address the maiden
she at once responded, and they cor
responded for some time, until at
length she disclosed the fact that she
was already engaged, but would pro
vide him with one as good as herself
She did 80, and to oil appearances her
kind offices were accepted with rel
ish, as the Georgetown Star says the
names of the pair appeared in the Ad'
uocdte'S marriage list last week. This
celebrated thread can be had at IL. A.
Kratzer's Dry Goods Store. 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-28

No. Beginning Mt corner OF lot No. |, 10 said
sub division and extending south along Second
street abont 80 feet to an alley thence eas along
said alley about 6O feet to lot Of Mrs. Maggie
Buck thence north along said lot Of Mrs. Buck
about So feet to lot No. |, In said subdivision !;
thence along said lot No. |, 10 said subdivision
about 80 feet to place Of beginning, being part Of
lot No. I'll, aud having thereon erected large
frame house and other improvements.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
DTCTslONs-APRIL Is.

S,nre,ps Court -ChambTs-Bv Judge Barrett
Singer Manufacturing Co. agL kasperOrdef eItneu Ic
aef Iustg-I SIN think I'll Il tns motion must De Sah.e
h COSTS 10 abide the event; menol aldum i9oucn
sg the Pacific Mutual Insurance CoMouOn gtah'eui hec
nv JudgS Donohue -Huggirs act. Dayid-Moton denied
MEMORANDUM Fowler agt. Augamar Motor Co.-Deuleu'
memorandum -. ~. p,a,.v .,t the
IhpniX Bunk.-Case settlet -. 49,,
SPECIAL TERM-NRd Brunt. J.-Macy ana ohcIs ast
schultz and others Mccormack and others agt ieiion CT
nj: Paine Agt Twin Maurau ag POtteI an olne!
Opini0na: ZOenger aud others SCI
By Jndge Nan VOrsL--Jcx Jacob and DINERS
Nernsn ag Partridge al-Finding settled; James
Ieesev 81 aA plaintiffs findings allowed eNSep' e
for which must be substituted the ueen
y Judge Barfett-Prentce Ggt Tcrwinger and snother
Opinion
SapaIor Cogrt-Spc"ia Term-Bv Judge Freed
r agt Krenn. Exceptions Overued report con
nTmsd and motion denied with costs aud hou
nedy agt Kenuedy-Judment for painiln on dtlnurrer
with leave the defendant TO answer on payment Oi costs
granted: Haake agt. Wilson et -Reitrence 0TNeieu
Geardsey agt transferring cause from Getl
10 spec1al calender HAYDEN agt Bann0n-Acilnn dscol
tinned ST John al agt. OBrien-'fdeT Nscaubg pro-
ceedngs Of claims and delivery OF personal property
Cannon Ploas-SDecdl TTm-Bv Chief-Justlce Z;
= palv-Ievy agt. HOeshim; Jackson aEt the Seooha
avenue Railroad Company Moltz agt Weitg auoued
Aunlic1tiOns granted MCG etc agL Nllkns et al
pstitjSh granted and order signedi Brown agt fIee-
man-Ropd approved. COnnOrs agt Adams :.
nverTned Carrier agt CGnier-Apphcation ior Limited
divorce denied, opinion: Schnzer sgt fIShch-Nouoh
Cenied for receiver and Injunction order sighed
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
PASSENGER.S ARRTTED.

TPoM FTRNANDINA-Ta Stdmship Cdu Of D9ilis -
Yientenapt b. Barry Mr and Mrs A G. Foster and infant
DT Chas. Vroman, Capt r. Mcdonald John Gnlelfez - r.
Nr and Mrs Rutel and chifd W. Savage w V Walker,
Mrs L. Dreger sOn b. Cooper l.. ThursDy, Mrs g. A.
Keyes and child J. H. Barrett Thornton Barrett J. l. Pra
ther ~ J. O'Brien C. hemm, W. A Wood, :. Whppe, MT.
md Mfa VIM. Clark Mr. and Mrs John =. Bauman CAas f.
Bauman r. g. Wilcox Miss Alice McNPy, Mrs J. w Wilson,
Mr. and @. Day and infant, Nr. Kane, Mrs g. Kane
and child T. GrOgan John w. lockwood o. Burt Mis- j.
and daughter George smart and four sons Thomas
smart Lewis Cook j. Graves Jas W Speng. Thomas Jn0
T. Henderson b. Srualar John G. Cameron J. Eyssc T. j.
GRAY C. T. Knight G. NJ Marvin, T. Williams Frank Tay IoT,
Prank Bowman. L. Moore.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

.,novsrnor Franklin J. Moses we're adjourned ant 70,
h. Counsel Colonel Charles s. Spencer, attending
The funeral Of Colonel Hitchcock
The city, in 1872, began thirteen foreclosure
,,s against different defendants, but substantially
.0sinst A. j. Garvey They were on purchase money
mortgages given by the defendants on the purchase IN
1867 Of what was known Hamilton Park property
The suits we're brought because interest was IA nba5
doned hat not formally discontinued Garvey receny
sold the property and TO make the title clear e su'
were Yesterday discontinued
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srPrFNr COURT -CHAMBERs-P Potter. Nos "a ~, r. 13
s4 80 on 93 lO3 l04 l05 100 l26 4S aS2 lSS 10
le7 l79 ls2 lsS 222 20 Z-e' Zz'' |oi -'- -''
sfFclsL ySEs - gN0s 30 12 S7l Sa2 2$5 iis
zi5 42O 42l 43l 432, 433 1885, ASS 315 500 $50 700 m
,.fs Ios IsIs 7ss i5oe Si bis 9S 9Ss s2 $ls
l7Os 462 424 1888 3oo5, 205o 26f7 I1oS' SZS' ~'"'
SfSs PtRT fponohue J-Nos l452 esS ees 1914! 1854
1873 1859 4sS l52 l4G9 e' 2SS' sS hSSg Go s6S G0e
N M 1929 1919 S4s lSi5 f5s ls4 ltS 1893 iSS 15s GsS
iSS5 1851 $3.50 1858, 1872, 1882 1871 1888 l674
s1psRJ6R 90, T-sfEciGL TTm-sedgwek. J,-Demur
rers-Nos l. 67 s. Issues OF Law-Nos A. l0 q 80 co. o.
'e fRi1L S TEES-PART Freedman Jcase on No 5S9
PAET IISPeT J@Nos 1856 AL 'o'' 4'z' 'o COL o'''
IL @ Sac Gi 1H9' e s. 5GG 9 gag Ss $50 lc 2S
COMMON PIEAs-srEc1AL TERi-C. p DAILY C. J.-No day
EQUITY TERN-Larremore. y.-Nos 81: 16, 80, 8. o,
5o IfL Dos TF5PsE 5s9 es 2 1 BIZ il2s 97 ss SS
1893 26i ll7G 1869 26Ss 4ts lg5 22S 2lO l9aG 1872
ga 57s $50 6s 267s 5GI 64I 2lO5 1885 243 800 229
PiHf iI-van Hoesen. J.-Nos. 1452 1871. ?l4o s24,
1912 IOiO 1870 27S1 AGO. 46l 1863 l4G4 l405, l4CS
MIRrxF CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PART I-shendan; Nos
2s7 SS5l 1882 277s 6526, 2S75, SSl 2o5S S22o $3.50
"T Fan III '.MSAdan Jos $685. s99s 1897 1907 1904
36e7 ss S6s7 859l 36g3, 36-6 2754, 1893 S74o s743
sS s6tS lSS iSS $ @as 4asS 2oiS aoa 9S46 lS7 I63S
1867 lO5l 4O5l 4o55 .056 4O5s, 4O59 4062 406S 4OG6
@cS, Fa4 a fSSsa -S $50 sa7o lsoO 42l 1852 1892
% sos 442 ySS 344 1911 SsS $S9s 414O 5i$S
n Never Martin Reilly John Manner Cornelius D. Crome
Evhe Frederca Echwarizwald Francis pobbn saac Stah
bernard Fleck, Levy Edeson. Annie Rosenstne Henry
PAET li-Gidei sleeve, JThomaS Cla-k grand larcSny
powa Peter Dwyer Hugh CosgT9ye eIonons assault @ HGnn
Dore robbery Thomas Mutt John Dfessel John j. Collier
John savage burglary
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY NY. April 15.Proceedings ID u, tne oy,s H1rs.
NJ Anpeals Monday April 10; No i4S-GIoVer AZ ~ p
SrFpnent resumed and concluded No % 29O.sd d u Van
49, sTgred NV Wm H. ArDOux for appellant anu y. - au
Wnke Ter respondent NO. 2sIownssRIg ss5 syiin Tor
ARMED NV Samue Hand appellant, and w in H. - ~,
Tesnondept No IBO-Boyd aGt DelamontslEne S
A 6Skey Hail for appellant, and W. '" De'ihe ioi ip
de cSs ear foT Tuesday: Nos 1872 49, lsl l6s l5s lsS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
NIP NENS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK............... 10.
CLEARED

PORT OF NEw-YOR Is.
CLEARED
steamship Franconis. Bragg Portland. J; F. Anes
BARK Vico ta. Dominica, Castellamare, Italy,
BARK Maria Lugia Itsl Bordeaux FuDch, Edyo
Rsfk Buieshire CBr). Jones Havre, Snow & Burgess
Bark orono NciG Mall Msyre FGneh in EGye q co os,n
Bafk E1o Aust) Premuda Cork Falmouth for orders
Rarn AnatrS Gtsl seno for orders, Punch. Edye
safk Edwin CRr) smith yewIy Ireland c W: Bertanx;
Bark Adolf (Gerh BOckelminn, Bremen, Hermann hoop
BARK KosmOs Ger Bremen, EsinOre, Den, for orders,
BARK Progress (Nor) Nielsen. Stockholm, Sweden, C.
BARK Gntner NOr. HsvOrsen Copenhagen, Den. Funch,
Brig KiSran MatzOn, Aamus Den, Funeh. Edye& GO.
Brig susie j. strOut Flcket ST. Marc Hayt Murray jr.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Montana (Br) Beddoe Liverpool April G, via
Queenstown a. with mdse. and pass TO Williams Guon.
steamship CITY Of Dallas Hines FsrRspGns , 6 APT @ Bruins
Ship Rag6ar iof Pcton n ST. McGregOr London Sa days.
sp Leyit6sn XoT Mossield London az davs in ballast
BARI Dipassund Cof LondoD. Kelley, Shanghai 1913 days.
Bark Possdon cNoI EricEsen, Java Ill days with
sark Virginia iof Msebias ThurOw Havre AZ days. with
BsfE Angsntyf tswed srombeTg, Greenock So days. in
BSrE Ss1biSa tNor spielSerg Gloucester Eng March o.
IN ballast to C. Tobias Co. Anchored in Gravosend Bay
BARK Aida CNor BOdtke Gloucester 81 days In ballast
BaTk Ii6sTte tS0rl samuesen. whiehaven 81 days in
ballast 70 BocAmann. Oerein & Co.
TopieI Nor Nielsen Bristol so days, in ballast to
BsTk lTeds NOr NOrbe?g Dublin 26 days. in ballast to
RsfE Northern Chief (of Yarmouth N 81, Miller 20
days IN ballast to Boyd Hncken Anchored at sandy HOOK
Konigin Augusta tGer Henzel, Sligo 29 dsys, in
ballast % Tobias Co Anchored at sandy Hookfo orders
Probst a Co: vessel 70 Benham & BoyoseD.
BARK Jose r More Carlisle Samoa days with sugar to
Brig Annie Ingram OBJ. weeh. Arrago ls days with
snssr b 20 GALWAY = casado vessel to master ,. ,o
Island sound, with sugar /. w. and r. Armstrong.
squreS
ARRIVED. H.
steamship vOlmer DAM Hansen, Catana March 10 Mes
na 10 Pseppo ~ yaleneS ~ ano 70 & ~ Tlsh re
steamship Rio GfaDte, BOlgeT Galveston April and Key
ship New World. Hammond London 81 days. with mdse TO
0Iinneil, Mintnra q Co. , -, ~ @ , ,,.oon,.r r,N,,o
Msreb IN ballast to j. r. Whitney Co.
Brig xdvocae Cof windsor N ST. Smith DunEirk Ss days
IN ballast TO H. Whitney Co. Anchored in Grayesend Bay
Tor orders.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Aprl i5.-The Anchor line steamship Utopia,
Capt Craig from New-YOrk April 3, has arrived here.
The Anchor Line steamship Dorian, Capt Mcdonald from
Ialcyone Capt Garsia from Neworlesns March 23 Tor
and cohsa S1R Berg iS3% SeWYOA March ~
LIVERPOOL April l5-The Spanish steamships Yfurac Bat
iblnaSSSss frO% sw Orleans March a. and fSs british
steamship AndausAn Csp Beynon from BALTIMORE Apl j.
HfrsveN, steamship lava Gle,g Boston.
sS 4g S r6S wSs saf b3s STRe
here al go a m today on her way % Liverpool - ~
yth from Liverpool sailed from mere the l4h inst at
Georgia sailed from hero for HewforK At O'Clock
IFOr later sApSsvs. " aaS. see Fsfa PGsGl
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NtrxIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
snn rises m SEQ sets.... $40 Clock slow. 0l6
Moon sets 4S7 sOuihs 1880 Moons days IA
Hl5H WATER TO-DAY-A. n
Sandy Hook G:i8 GOV Island. 7O7 Hen Gate... $50
ilGH WATER 1O-DaY-P. n.
7.Oi Gov Island. 1888 Hell Oate'..' W.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
RECORDED LEASES.

BOertlein, Jacob. TO William II Andrews, No s7l %.
ave- store, door and basement wear, at annual
Brnncr Peter and Henry Moore, 10 WIN II III Rog-
e's and I'd II Cooke, Nos los no ll2, and ia
Woosterst (4th floors, years and months, at
COniant. James f. 10 Aug Ist Schmidt. Nos ll3 and
ll5 East 4Sthst,l year, at annual rent
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
REAl ESTATE.
EEw-YoRt Monday. Ar

EEw-YoRt Monday. April Is, 1878.
The following sales we're held at the Ex-
change saesroom TODAY:
BU Peter r. Bt,r
1 3.sto stone house with lOl No 100
St John s25 O5C
3-sOry brick house with lot, No 100 Wet lAtn.st
mis- Burke ~. pen 2oO5
4.stOry brick building and stable with lOt, 10 546
West 45th-st 3 f. l75 fl o Of llth-ave lot 282x
100 o. JnO Il James S5O
iooS same 1Sii pufcSascf 1G.. 2l97'
xioO5; same buyer 1903
BU T. N. LuftOtC e co.
ST. 5 @5 II o. Th6mp ST. lot 25xiI5 Tyler. lSaO
BV Richard 7. HdrfIet -
/ house and stable with lot NO 4Uf
West 37th-st, $50 W Of 9thave, lot 25G9SS; n,
5o s0'S IFa@g IN tsYe HqSs 10y 5s Jas Nibo 200
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NIW.NnRK CITY

Be4eP % AdSPG OF and Ee S551 smith
Bmdge Emma, % Henrietta Chandler one third part
,, aths n 5s 40 o,dr 81 ssoG iSohSs part Of same
By PfIsE H. to }B ruler waG So rTdaas TS3!as'
Chandler John +. and vile Emma Burdge. 47th-st
civil AcI61 G5 and an SSa Wa to Margaret Feeicr 80
same SaE 10 ii Hannah aUaV' Bas:e 30 81 oali 2o55o5
cOcssy Rf3 dnG %i % &Teh Se haa 1000
Cooper Peter 70 Isabella S Coop r quit claim Sdave
Dak EdT@H 4s9S Il ISlSreS6 S6Tsa 10000
DcssoR Ga%s IN aRG Te and ID 55t @ It
p0HRG Is h1fp n Of f'iSfgs issi Iih Ward j12oO
DuETn sa1 Sha5fi 545 and VIZ SG iLu 2sOOO
Sa9 SnsFes Hiichine'' SoGs' n 1870
Fages sipSs % ara Wic d da1e ia a!S fsSxiS2 1900
4Oths 2iS q " Of l@staye @ s2xlOo,1; , t -
h'S' Ghaflcs ii Dorenas lsGthst 1861 IT g Of ,oo
hosg ave Hssy 9 MA Warh S5Xi0S 1850
ner LexngtOnave and 55th;st 205XsO .;a:.;,:;. ,
JANICE! 5 GlTSS1n Tocmesl aa nSisS, 10
Janlser EGlabeth and husband to william Fischer
King Bce and and husband 10 Patrick oyany i7jhst
NrI 7i EdTdsS f ST. YAK aixss4 10000
MT5esheeI q Il OF istave aq T& &xiCo $500
LeSingtOn.ave and 37th.St, l54.9XlOO; also 37th'
ST. q, 100 It e Of LeXingtOn-ave SOx9S 9 also
3GtlIst II S. 100 II c of leXingtOnave, and also
3Gth.st, 4, 23S IL Of Lexington ave, l5.tNss9
TO same 3d.aVe, 59.3 II Of 3bih-st 23NSO
FoweIs 90 5esfs Of AM Madison %s 2oGSs 900
sa"siSii 81 of %tSSve ' i5Rio" 300
Seryen Isaac, assignee ec, TO Edward GOOdheart I'd
6 80. II II II Of f12ithst 2OxsO.. 40
Shipnan. Edward D. assignee &c, to William H.
Shpman. assignee, etc SSthst n :, l25 II 0i oth.
ave- 25x-; and also Chelry-st, :, dots l,O6O and
lO6l Of the Rutgers estate, 4G.2xS9 6...........
S'nsas 3so Sah Of $dav l5xie0 5000
:. 3 SS61 S Of l6taTe s91 900
So II sSVS Of ethavs 1 Siit i6SSiCo5 225OO
G,,aTs. iGGiidoS GOV, ... 225OO
Wicker. George w, executor, etc 10 Herman Loew-
as enia t sne IN ol $500
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Brooklpn Real gsials for Sale.

ll-~lo>ll1~~~~~>->-~~->~~
EOR SALE-HOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
Southeast Clinton and Greeneayesi one oi the
desirable properties house and about seven lots
splendid opportunity bmler dosrous OF
qnrng residence this beautiful avenue MACCHEERf
102 Broadway, Room 9, New-YOrk.
EOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
43 Wilow.s aud 179 WillOughbv.st; building No 1853
Relnsep ST; suitable for a school or business offices
GORDON l.. FORD. 81 CLARK St, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
ART SALEi

At the Clinton Hail salerooms, SATURDAY EVENING,
April 90 Now on exhibition as above large collection Of
Oil Paintings Just imported by LIE DoRE, esq
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

Gitn Real Gstate for Sale.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property frscass house lin fee) 49;Est be
tween Jh Gthayes w. H. WELLS No. 5j Liberty 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Ciln Droperip Go Eet.

SALEXANDRA,n northwest corner 5lst-st
n and 8thaye Elegant suites OF apartments 20 let in
buhldng Improvement Apply 10 the JANlloh
on premises.
CHEAP RENTS.-107 East 14th-st., near
" Grand Central Dep0-fuTnished apartments iOr small
families gas, bath, &C.
CHEAPEST STEAM POWER in NEW
" YoRK-From to 100 horse power can be furnished at
AZ week horse, running ten hours per DAY also
LOFTS BAsEMENTs aud STORE fLOoks TO LII, with Win
plenty good light water and cOses on each hoor
Steam heating: also elevators and steam hoistweys j. t.
PRESTON. 25, 26 "a, 20 and 81 Rose-st, Sem. YORK
nFFICES TO LET.--In our building. No. 10
about 2bxs divided in the centre BY the hallway stairs and
0ht saf 10 giving Two large rooms on each
do every room four windows looking out OF doors and
ID feet OF glass upon light shaft an are heated by steam
"a he ventilation ts unusually good each
door has The exclusive OF weliafTanged rstsrcloset
Apply 10 CiIo P HOWELL & co, NO. 10 spruce.st.
CTORES. LOFTS, and OFFICES TO LET.
- On Beekman, Nassau, william, Pearl Spruce Anp ana
Fnlton ala RUIAND 4 WHITING. Beokmanst " L.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Eertures ano Hleeiiuas.
9lnslrdl lnsIrnme1Is

DUMAHAUT, late 5. Y. BALL & Co.,
"A. No. IL EAST l4TH-ST
Chickering'S Stenways ana other Pianos and organs low
for cash. ON instslments and for Ient
I IGHTE a. ERNST, old house of Llghte 81
II Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANOFoRTEs ot low
pces ana monthly payments, at ~ East l4ths
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
Gelu manteo

WANTED--A live man in every, county IN
ARTICLE Just patented, exclusive right given liberal
terms n boRIils, Chicago, IL
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
6otels.
6ouses auo farms iuanteo.

fiouses ano farms manie6.
A PLAINLY FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE
~ wanted with land and fruit, hour from city, five
from lime s at $3.50 for the term Address
c. i. WOODBRIDGE 466 Broomest
DEAL, ESTATE WANTED.-I have free and
III clear property and money! with which buy equities at
resent prices Address with particulars H. Box 0SS3 p o.
Interviews can be had II desired.
SMALL FARM wanted in exchange for three
- story basement brick house, Brooklyn. r. H. SUMNER
No 2O6 Broadway, Room 2.
NNANTED.-Threea adults would take care
w OF the absence Of city reference
furnished. Address Box ASIA, Post Once.
WANTED-For cash customer-farm. with
good buildings about 90 within 80 miles OF city
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
goparinership NoIlres.

YTyHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Il h.tresn John r. Asher George H. Adams under the
fyle Of Asher Adams book and publishers, dis
oo''0N ~" 'f JNO H. ASHER,
GEO. u ADAMS.
a bpspess win be former place 50
psaEmanst by Geo II. Adams successor who alone 10
authorized 20 sign all liquidation Cor
the former firm. GEO. H. ADAMS.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16

The Nessrs LEAVITT take great pleasure in announcing
TO public the first exhibition in this country OF col
lection Paintings composed exclusively ofthe woik OF the
GREAT MODERN CLASSIC PAINTERS,
New-York tribune., 1878-04-16
fine ArIs
A UNIQUE GALLERY of PAINTINGS.
THE COTTIER COLLECTION.


A UNIQUE GALLERY of PAINTINGS.
THE COTTIER COLLECTION.
The Messrs LEAvITT great pleasure in announcing
10 the art public exhibition In this country OF col
lection Paintings composed exclusively othe wok OF the
GREAT MODERN CLASSIC PAINTERS,
the school Of colorists of this age
Single pictures from departed spirits.
NfI,i.ET COROT DELACROIX. DIAZ gROYON,
MICHEL DAUBIGNY, and others, have been from time Ia
time shown 10 our people but never before exhibition
where several OF each OF these great masters pro-
dncoIs could be together anordng cultivated coec'
opportunity Of procuring master works O the mas
minds Of time There hardly canvas IN the cOec
will do honor 10 almost formed gallery certainly
not impoYersh IT,
Messrs COTTIER CO. of No. l44 5thave, tnendingt 10
this branch OF their business have requested Mr
auction OF their entire collection OF on fsihtngs ara
Water Drawings VINO will receive al MS AT Rooms,
No SO 5thave orders purchase forward catalogues &C.
fine works OF Art are
now on exhibition at the l.EANITT
Art Rooms. Sl7 Broadway, day and evening, until
time OF sale, April 20 and -. al Association Hal
ny GEO A LEAvITT & COR. SOmeryile, AuetiOneer.
PRIVATE LIBRARY!
THE PROPERTY OF A wELLKNowN COLLECTOR.
ComnrisinR rich selection Of DRAMATIC LITERATURE
fare works relating 20 BIBLIoGhAPHY, CHESS, &C.
with superb PORT RAFT Of EDWIN FORREST by
GIBRIEI HARRIsoN-Dow exhibition at the Clinton Hail
SaerOoms: 10 be sold WEDNESDAY andTH RSDAN EVE
NINGs April IL and ls, commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
ART SALEl
At the Clinton Hail salerooms, SATURDAY EVENING,