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Probate Court

Last will and testament of Josephine Nc
Lean, deceased, filed and order made to hear
proof March "a.
Hearing proof of last will and testament of
Cassie Blackbird, deceased. Will allowed
and letters testamentary issued to widow.
Emma Tharell, of Marine, was examined,
adjudged insane and sent to the asylum.
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Mr.. Domoks,se's Substitute.
Mr.. Donohue will this morning offer the
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THE NATIONALS.
ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY At
LARGE FROM WASHINGTON.

Need of More Perfect Organization Of the
Party-Alarning Growth of the Money
Power-Separation from Both the Old
Parties Recommendations that the
Members-Elect to the FOrty-Sixth Con-
gress Hold the Balance of Power-That
Power to be Welded for the Advance
ment Of National Principles.
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The Mexican Exposition Of 1850.

WAsEoA, Mimi, Feb. "a. 1873 AD
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION.
OFFICE or CHIEF QUARTER,fAsTRR
DEPARTMENT OF IiE EAST. GoVERAOKs ISLAM
n A y NJ IL lA-l


SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trplcatc sill be received al the
Office until 1918 o'clock the 9Th day
june 1879 at which time ana place they viii be opened In
Oncers Quarters Madison BaTacls Sackets Harbor y.
v in with plans and specifications which be
seen a the Office of the undersigned.
copy Of this advertisement must be securey attached
each cate proposal and must DO menuoned therein as
comprising part Of H. ....
may obtained at this office. 80
Proposals be accompanied with bond. with two
surees Of 500 accordance with the act OF
Congress Of Ap TO- 1878, and with the form prescribed
proposal uuaccOmpauled by such bond VIII not be con
THO successful bidder win be required to enter into writ
ten with the United states with good and approved
secuy to Do less than Onefth more than
the entire value q The supplies lid for can be
ccraucl beforehand within thirty days alter being notified
Of the acceptance Oi hi proposal
Proposals DE incioed IN sealed envelopes marked
PIoplss for Constructing Olcers Quarters" aud
dressed chief Quartrrmaser. Department II tho East
Governors Island y. Y. IA.
ME United states reserves the rPh reject any al pro-
posals. AIkA j. FEil.1, Deputy u NJ. Genl.
THE TRUSTEES oR THE NEwY YORK ASD BaooKLYX DHlDGRl
OFFICE No ~ Watcrst. BKOu.LYS, May q, 1879. }
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
y the trustees OF the NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
HIDGE o'clock Of the "a day OF June, 1879
furnishing and delivering about Two hundred and iOry
(24Gl cubic yards Of cut granite.
Plans may aud specifications had upon application
the office.
". a. AOEBLINO. Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORR AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way day three deDOts
Philadelphia, two ~ NcwNOrk.
Double Track. tie most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
On ana after April %, 1873,
Express Trains leave York Via DesDTOsseS aIf COrt
lEtt Strcct Ferries as follows:
400 1890 S21 40 limited, IL ], $50 !, ., 9, 1880.
500 ana 10 T. IN Sunday $50 ana a. n o. D. 1850, e:5O
and 10 III.
Boats II brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey Cy aGordng aspeedy and direct transfer
fCr Brooklyn tTayeL .-
Returning leave Philadelphia 1901, $40, 3:jj. 7.
73j >, $50 and II a. 0imed Express 1850 M . T..
$780, ard 1885 m On Sunday, l2Ol $780, 3jj, 5, $3.50
q m. 4, 1885 p. N.
House ard OF Desbroses and Corandtsts; No Court.
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF FultOnst Brook.
lyn Nos. ia. ll6 and lis Huds0n.st, HOboken ;
Depot Jersey city Emigrant Ticket Office, No Bat
terry place l. Z. FARMER
FRANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger Agt
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Aem ilnblraiions.
TTHE HOLY MASS.
Il AN IMPORTANT WORK.
Price 81 IS, net Postage, l3 cents.
Tua FIRST OF THE KIND EVER ISSUED IN TIE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Nem ilubllraiions.
\ BOOK FOR CLERGY AND LAITY

HISTORY OF THE MASS AND ITS CEREMONIES
IN THE EASTERN AND WESTERN CHURCH. BY the
Rev John OBen A. NJ Professor Of sacred Liturgy In Mt
st. Mary's College. Emmittsburg, Md
work full account Of all the oriental Rites and
gives the meaning Of everything that IS done In the Holy sac
mice Of the Mass 1t has dissertation on the VARYING l5ies
Wthn church st the present day such az INC MO
zaranc AmbrOsian NaueSe. Carthusan Carlnele and
Dominican ~ also history OF the celebrated Rite u
sarum when old days formed the chief oI' OF
tue Catholic Church England. sent By Inau Tor 81 So
Also just publishedi
"PRIVATE CHARITIES, PUBLIC LANDS AND PUB
IIC MONEY" GRANTS OF LAND AND GIFTS OF
MONEY TO CATHOLIC AND NON-CATHoLIC INSTI
TUTIoNs IN NEWYORX. COMPARED. WHICH
CHURCH DOES THE CITY sUPPORll
Read this pamphlet ana you will lind ont.
PRICE 10 CENTS. PER 100 COPIES Sc.
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES,
ms RISE, RELATIONS WITH THE REPUBLIC,
GROwTH AND FUTURE PROSPECTS. By the Rev. l.
- Price 10 cents Per 100 copies S.
Send orders 10
THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY CO..
LAWRENCE KLHoE, Manager,
No 8 BaIclay-st., New York
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
Il SOLDIEKo' GKANES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QUAETERMAsIER-GENERA OFFICE.
l.. -. L L. 4.

z
WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 81, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate are hereby Invited
furnishing soldiers graves Private
Village and cts Cemeteues provided by the la" approved
February g. 1879 Of which the following Is extract
That the Secretary War Is hereby authorized 20 crest
who In the Reg
uar Volunteer Of the United states during the war
for the UnOD and who have been buried private village
city cemeteries in the provided By the law
Of March 3. 1873 for those inferred in National Military
Cemeteries"
The total number ~ be furnished Is estimated 1000
SPECIFICATIONS describing in detail the standard fixed by the
secretary blank forms Of proposals be had on
application person by letter To Captain a. T. Rockwell
4. O. NJ L. = A. IN charge OF National Cemeteries Washing
ton, ID. g.
secmcns Of the Headsones furnished be at
All bids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
VIII be considered American
White Marble. Of the grades named In the sDeccatlOns
Proposals should be nclOsed la sealed envelopes and
doIsed Propose Headstones" and addressed 10 the
designed office they viii beopened in the presence
OibddeIs Monday, June 10, 1879. commencing at l
O'Clock a..
- NJ O MEIGs QuarteImaster r.G General. U. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND II

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QU EENSTOWN AND LlNEHPOOlA f..
NOTICE-The steamer. Of this Line the Lane Route
recommended by Maury U. " NJ On both the outward
and honey ard VOYAGES. . 90, 81,
GbbMANI Can't. kennedy. ...s lnrday May 81 p IN
ADNlATIC, Capt Jenulng. p
BALTIC. CAM Por-e day. June ~ ll:a0 m
ST.
These uniform sze and unsurpassed a
pOutmcnts The saloon. StaterOOms, smoking an0 baVn
placed amidshps the and motion arc
least felt anOfng degree Of comfort hitherto unatahaoe
RATES-SalOon. $50 and 800. Steerage, s2a Return
favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep norpig4
For inspection Of and other Information apply at hs
Companys Occs, No 81 Broadway NeN-l oS Or ltO wal
Lut-st. Philadelphia r. J. CORrlS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAN5FER1
wv YORK CITY

Orchardst Nos 3S ani 80, Cathsrne Fuchs TO George
Frankfortst No So Charles Keys and others. tx.
ecuior-etc, 10 the Newly Ork and Brooklyn Bridge
King-sI, = :, 40 IT " OF Macdonaais st M Iob5
Sanders and wiieio Benjamin Johnston. .....
l5Cths :. fjxlOO ;lot No $751; Jacob Ve,h ami wife
10 MagdaeDa Stumpf ............ ............
4lth.st. $, 4g5 It G Of Gth-ave, 25xlO5.5, oliver
Besly and wife 10 John W Shaw. .....-............
flst-st - l25 ft OF 7th.aye, sOXg89; John Phil.
lips to Isaac l. Kip and Others. hers...................
3Othst, n g. 40 Il Of 4thaye 2OX74 " Ely referee
4llstst :, 10 Il Of 7thave, 5Ox95.9 Middle
brook, referee 20 John Philips.
3Otst, 4, 24i.3 Il G OF 3dave, iS9x9S9; GeOrge r
Hysl0p and Others executors, ETC. 10 Jennie f.
46thst SIS $40 n W OF lOtn.ave 2OxI0O5; Elizabeth
Z buchanan. trustee, 10 Mathew Quinn. ...........
l9th;st, No S23 West Elizabeth Dawson TO william
De lanceyst. 8. 255iqft Of Goefck.,f i,ey 6xjr
regular ! lots, y McCanerty, referee, 10 the In.
sututioD for The savings OF Merchants Clerks -.
SufOlk-st 5. $50 II Il OF Broome-st, 25xlgO: : W
HoicomDe. referee. to the Washington Life lnsur'
Mottst, g. 2S9 p II OF Prince at 203Jx58Irreg.
uari ] Dean, referee. 90 Eliza UnGerhiil......
Charesst, 4 s. 2pO 10 @ OF WaYeTy-pl. 2JX34 II O
Trephagen, referee 20 Cornelius Ives. ..............
72d-st, g. l2j IL " OF llth-aye. 2JOI5B4NTre2u,ar
the New-York Life Insurance Company 20 James
72d-st 375 IT W OF llth-aye. 5Ox2slxirreguiar;
the New'York Lite Insurance and Trust Company,
10 James X
76th-st .. 23O ft " Of 2d-ave, 23xlO22. Thomas
Kane and wife to ROsensteIn.
44th-st :. 800 II Of 3d-ave, 43x22 f. Sanford
referee to- Mary FltZslmmons.
Wflliam-st No 2O9, Andrew Zabriskie, executors
etc, 10 the NewYork and Brooklyn Bridge Com
Terrace-D n cor Of Eagle ave. 22Ox3l7 5xirregular,
Gale referee, 10 Pitnan...
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
6ouses ano Rooms Danteo.

WANTED TO RENT-A school property
day scholars and few bo1rders located m j. or
Eastern Penn. Address PROFESSOR, Rhnebeck, ~ y
WANTED to buy or lease-Bullding within
20 miles New York Cy, convenient to railroad, with
water privilege OF from 20 tD 4OhOrso power Address
WATER POWER, Tribune Ollce.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE DIRECTOR OF 1HE MINI,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 20, 1879.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until O'Clock the 29th day OF May 1879 at which
will opened In the Of the bidders for
sxy thousand OOO pounds OF ugOt copper suitable for
aoyng and silver coins Of the United states 10 be de-
hyeTed board the at Chicago, illinois, In lots OF
less than load before the 25h OF june 1879
All bidders will requested TO send sample Of not less
pounds Of the copper offered by them to the Pha
delphia Mint, 10 be tested. .
Coast.
Am proposals to be addressed 10 the Director OF the Mint
Washington Co the envelopes TO DO ndOrsed Proposals
for copper ,,-,..--,--. - - -,
proposals HORATIO &. BURCHARD,
Director OF the Mint
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
propo5als.
DROPOSALS for ARTILLERY HORSES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
corner Houston and GTeenc-sts.t ,
NEw-NORK CITY, May Ia. 1917
Proposals.

Houston anh GrccnC-stsr ,
NEW DIRK CITY May H. lS10.D
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate addressed tO the under
signed VIII received this office until O'Clock
the Nav 1879 at which time and place they Will
be opened presence bidders tor supplying this De-
pariment with eight ~ Artillery Horses to be geldngs OF
hardy cOOrs. sound In all particulars, In good condition.
square rOers wen broken harness. from fifteen Q5) TO
II 81 hands ih not less than i've 90 nor more than
90 years old suitable every respect Tor Artillery
service
advertisement be securely attached
each duplicate proposal and must be mentioned therein as
comprising part ofit ..,.
Proposals incosed I'm sealed envelopes marked
Proposals for Artillery Horses and addressed 10
COLONEL l.. c. EASfON. Depot Quartermaster, New
cry"
The United the right to reject any all
proposals. ,,zoo..
Colonel and Assistant Quartermaster General,
Ian Ouar
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26

rV,uE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
i FOR boston AND ALL POINTS EAST
AT 2 p m from Pier 3S North River foOt Of Jayst)
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on 215 a m con-
meeting train a Stcniugon sold via this line from New
pn.fp f.r
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

TINiIE ERIE RAILWAY,
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of trains.
taking e1ect ApIii y, 1873: -, No., r..
Coaches to Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge;
m Da FSst , t taL Iona rss 10 the Wes saSs m
west Pulman's best DrawlngrOom sleeping coaches to
7p m. DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through 10 Rochester BunAo Niagara tals Cncn-
Chicago. -
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, NewYork, fOri
Newark, 6i5 SS0 ll:5Oa IN: 3l5. 4l5 5l5. 6:l5 7:3O
p. and IL midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
" RaiRcffod R PARK and Pa.saic G. 75 TO- 1915 a. m, l2
sundays, 8, $50, lH5 a m lAj G30p m and II pdnght
paterson . go 7lJ 81 $50 10 lGl 1880 M II noon
NJ ana ~ midnight sundays, 6, $3.50, 9l5 1915 lii5
SIn N g. g. 745 i0:i5 r. M i:i5 3.l5 D. g. 7p m 12 mid!
night. sundays G. $50. l6o a l:ij 65O p m, and
ConSaL 1l5. "a m, S:SO $50 m Sundays, $3.50 a. IN.
Warwick 7:9 lvlG a; c M 4Sy ,; D. m, u s,,,o. o.oo
Rondout and Kingston a. m $50 p m SUNDAYS $50 am.
Goshen, 8. 7:45; 9, lOl5 M $50 $40 4:jO ,.
Middletown lj, o. 1919 a m. S45 $50, z p M sun.
N fins connect with NewYor ana oswego Midland Rl
Tef Jews 5:i5 O. 1915 a. H. 4;3o o. D. IL sundays
S:30 lU.lj a. ~. !, $3.50 and D. n -
BEFORE leave 23dt 10 minutes earlier than above
trains leaving ChamDes-st on quarter hours leaye
ll45 p. m connecting with trains leaving ChanberssL ~
10 p. N and Il midnight ,. =. -, ,,, - d,
sieepIg Coaches can bo obtained aud oiders for the
checking and iIn-fr o. baggage NAY DE eit AT the Com
1C0urt-st, Brooklyn. or az TIE COmpaly's lepos . - ~
Express Trains from the West aryoin NewYOrk NJ 725
T. H. i1'f JNo. ~ ABBoTT. GEM Passr Agt NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
Trains elyo fOr isngi, wood L1seI fcrmont and Nyack
SUNDAYS a. IA ana $3.50 m The 1880 D. IN train will
leave SO minutes later saturday nights;
JNo. y. ARiorr. GsnI P..s'r AL. Aew.Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Gin Real Cstate tor Sale.

Gin Real Cstate tor SaIe.
ODD AND PATH WARDS.-FOR SALE
sD Some plots OF land from 10 20 acres as wen as
various plots LAID in lots, for sale az low prices
HUGH y. CAMP No. lj2 Broadway.
TOR SALE-Less than cost to bulld-Ien
new houses and lots, Laurel H accessible by street.
cars 81 25O and $50. r. A. YOUNG Engineer &c, "
Exchange-pace.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
fine Arts

A FIRST CLASS ARTIST will paint por-
n trat, Al ms residence during the summer at great
reduced prces viii teach photographs card painting II
Lasl l.5tAsL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
RECORDED LEASES.

Astor William 10 Louisa Ritter, U 4th-st, 300 7, W OF
Ave A, 23XS6,z 20 years at annual rent Of.
Floyd Augustus to William Woods. No So 3dst 8
years. at annual rent Of.............
Roberts Marshall o TO a NJ Palmer. Lyceum Theatre.
s years from September 1881, at annual rent Of.
Walton Rebecca to Henry Kearney, Nos 2SS aud
200 West llthst, IA wears at annual rent OL.....
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Dtoposdl5
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER

UFIlCE
WASHINGTON. May :. 1879.
PROPOSALS for "MATERIAL' for the use Of the Gov
rnment Printing OGce for year ending June 30 $780,
will ne received this Office untii 10 o'clock June 0,
1879 schedu.cs and information furnished upOnappca
ton TO JNp' u DEt hI. -,
Public Printer Washington ID. c.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
REAL ESTATE.
Nruu.Ynpn eafnr.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. May "a. I
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day tn,
lowing sales were held:
RB Loufs HesiSr
plot Of land on hvc-A G cor Of 8pth.st 1Aq ox323
aportion OF PasDiDgtou.aye Park August Nor.
~ .
plot ofand on lstave, cor OF 73dst, lO2.2x3I3;
BB John T. BOUd
3storv brick building with lease Of lot. No 33c OH
ave, VS., lsy n OF 2Oth-st. lot 2OxGs; leased
July 81. 1862 term II years s.................
BH A. j Blgectsr z Son
lots UOffman-st known A. lots Nos &c. q7 and 98
on map Of Fordham. each 2jxl2I: VIM g CLARK
BB Van IaSsst & RedrpcU
lots sArbur-st. known on a map OF West Farms
as lots Nos 454 and 400, each 25xS7.6 CathaTine
Corn ely.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26

EBEN No l IN ANA hall.hDAlD-Gfeat rUnk
Line United states Mail ROute.-On and after May
10 1879 trains .eave New.YOrk, via DesbrOsses and
Cortlandt Street Ferries, as follOws: 49,
Express FOR Harrisburg Pittsburg the west and S0utn
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. n ana o3O p H.
daily. ,,- ,r-.- ,-..., ~ -. ~.
connecting AT CORY for Itu-yie Peroeup Centre aud
me q Regions. Wildn-pOrt and Lock Haven. 8 a IN.
Baltimore Washington an: the south. Limited Washing
ton Express Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday
1000 a. M; arrive Washington Az Regular at 4:3O
and $50 a. H., and 10 SUNDAY, 4:3O m ana 10 p.
Express for lnadelpda 4;30. $50 500 90 LinitsQ
o. m $50 1, D. g. 30 $50 and 10 p IN. SUNDAY 1850 and
H.. Is, l:50 $50 and 10 M Emgrant and second
Bosts Of brooklyn Annex with all through
Trans at 1y adong speedy and direct transfer
W T9s HITye-From Pittsburg 60j. 1910 m, 1910 pm.
da,v ana ,5Oa NJ $40 y. daily, except Monday From
washington and Baltimore G;}O a. M 300 i;59 lOlQ
s- o. .5O 81 0, lO4O. 1880 2, $500 400. G2O
S3Oand 10 sunday, 3:5. 6Uj 600 lO4O, ll:3O
m. 500. 1n:lO m. , n, , rr,,5u-.,. - .-.--
AMI 80 - e 4ir0ss-s and COrjlandt ss No and
IraoFiyn Annex Depot foot OF Futons. Brooklyn Nos
III IN and iS HudsOast HOboSen Depot, jersey City
"'e''"' i L. T.. FARMER, GEM Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Gteamboais ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL will commence regu'
N. lar trips Wednesday. May 2s from foot Nestry
tor - - fIv az a. N m.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Ocean Gteamers.

49,
ANCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NtW.YORK AND GLASGOW
From pier 20 North River New-nork:. ,
Anchoria - MAY 26, y. IN. Circassla- June & a ,a'
Iiniopia -. NAV 81 y. m. Devonia Jun. ~ ?, H.
Cabins 900 10 $50. Excursion tickets az le1uced r"'os
second CABIN, $40. steerage. SIS
From PIER No 46 North River. foot OF Charles-st
yictora.. 20. D. N. utopia NJ ay 81 y, H.
Cabins s65. Excursion tickets az reiuceu rates
steamers with do not carry passengers 10 Iohuou.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bo"hhggIeen.-
MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
~ LIVERPOOI.-Onv Transatlantic Line unue1 ,to ~
AuFf,fCAT FLAG. sailing saturday from Phlal
pha and every Wednesday from Liverpool i.NIa Siings
alternate Wetuesdly from Philadelphia alternate 9"'u
""' OHIO sans WEDNESDAY, June 4. o m
RED STAR LINE-F0R ANTWERP.
Saline every 10 days alternately from PhladelDt- ana
York landing passrngUrs within few hours Tde oI inc
ifuporiaut points of interest on the COntin"hl
ICELAND sails TIL HURSDA1. June D ~ IVA. m
For rates Of passage other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Lents, VII.
oo- yV,iprtf phIlatelphia ~ Broadway. New YORK
'0' JOIN McnOSAID Agent. Battery-pace. New-York.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" RETWEES NEW.YORK AND HAVRE ,.- -.
pier of COMPANY nowl ~ ~ North River ioOt0i MOrtons,
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by ugsh r
yav and the dscomfOrs OF crossing the Channel Ill sm
boat. .., ,,,o,.o.,,- Nav oa ro.9O n m
TruI Ielle- w IN o. ~,
cheeks drawn on OF Paris, IN amounts 90 SUIT
LOUIS DE BLBiAN, Agent. NO. % hrVluNdl.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Couarinership Notices.

Uop1rInfrshlp NoIlrR9.
NEw.YoRK, MAY 81, ls79,l
i9i Broadway. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
~ Sylvester WILSON & co. has been dissolved.
The viii be continued by the undersBned, VINO
"'' ' F0 GEO A DELEREE
DAVID c. WILSON.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Uraies Guo fenoer5.

Crates auo TENDERS.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
f er af or sot coal with dumping aud shaking attach
mont Brass open Fre-Paces, with andrOns and basket
CRATES wood fires Brass Fcnders flro Ses anu COu
HoGs OF antique and modern designs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fstmaeg given 10 builders and architects.
J. 8 CONONER S Co. 3O6 and 3Jo Canalst, y. 7
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
D DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

II via Providence Direct.
FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY AZ MILES OF RAIL
THE FAVOkITE PALACE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott.
daily Sundays excepted from 20
River fOOt OF NaIrcn-st)
Passengers arrive IN Boston at a. NO intermediate
landings between New. York and Providence. - -
tickets secured at Nos. 3O3 39 7S5 and
042 broadway at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue IOtes y.
y SG3 wash ngtcn BlOoKyn Also, tickets sold at
ali hotel and principal ticket offices, aud al al offices " West
colt Express Company.
L. ". FlI.KISs. u. y. Agt ID. ;. BABCOCk. PTes't
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
Gin Dropertp Go Get.

DARTIES desiring convenient fire-proof
rooms for storage Office purposes with CIoon water
aud steam heat cheap rents. please Apply a tAo oA''
the COOPER UNION.
mo RENT-A desirable apartment, tur,
pished with Kitchen for the summer 5thaYe, Det"e0n
loth ana l6th.sts Address j. j. C., Tribune Ohice
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26

HNITED SIAIES AND BKAIIL MAIL
u STEAMSHIP LINE for ~. Thomas Para, Pernam,
bucO Bahia and Rio JanerO connecting at St In0mas with
steamers fOr Rico. Jamaica ana Spanish Main The
nrst-class iron steamship COIOtA captain Bogeii
will sa fof the above ports THURSDAY June 0, at
p freight received for this steamer after the 3D.
CITY OF PARA viii sa'l July .. CITY OF RIO JAN RIO
sail August Freight received at all times az ROD.
ert stores Brooklyn but only on permit ic0m Ne"fO Orh
shippers desiring insurance can eiect same GGde our open
uocy al lowest rates Through tickets issued 20 all points
ieaoed bv the Royal Mail steam Packet Companys Inter
colonial Steamers and MOntevideO ana Bueuos Ayres
Freight must lie uad in advance For freight engage
mept. or passage having elegant accommodations apply %
e. H. MALLORY q CO., Agents,
Oltrn 4. II. FultOn EerrY
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26
fam Srhools.

VALE Law SchOo.--ReCular course, 2 years.
GraQuae course QOr degree Of DELL wears FAN term.
oIens sept 20. Address Prof. WAYLAND NeWiiaVen Ct
New-York tribune., 1879-05-26

A MARY POWELL will commence regu'
"a lar trips Wednesday May 2s from ioot Nes'rS
Pier 80, n. r., daily al $3.50 D. m
ATTIUORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Conrt
SO a. m for Washington Columbus cnclnnau Indianap, R
s Shf@sS nma and ea1 as M o 10 oo
from NcwYoik Baltimore ana Washington. making close
Se snd ST. Iou through Pullman cars baltimore Gin
cilnsa d % m % dnS for washmeon the south and Pub
man seepers NewY ork 70 Baltimore and Wasnngtoo
lis I"hsyile ST. Louis Columbus ptsburg the south and
nail connects at Washington with trains for Lynohburs
Florida, New-Orcans and the south, c.,. omoo ak
Bfoadway New.Sofk ticket oaess foot Of Courtlani
RoU%D 4H9 TRIP TiCKETs no KANSAS, NEBRASKA
i00ND i-''' AND FLORIDA
CENTRAL RAILROAD, OF NEW-JERSEY. \, iN.7i,.L
Ferry station in rookIy 1921 i o. Syort foot OF
Libertv-st. a. follows ,,,-. ,,oob
cfan SI a. ramooFo m F9r Elm c Connects at
ss45 a. m"For Hieh Bridge Branch schooleys Mountain
n9GG 1nd 5sk 5s TFa Tma Lake w%k6aG % serntoa
q0g a. ~ rna F4gton t9p Eason Mansn chank Tamaqaa
wifcsaric scranton. Tunkhanuock Tamaqua IIazalJoa
hf'pg S FoT Hish bridge Branch schooeys Mountain
maTc6 k ' Connects meet al Junction with L. and W r. r.
5:30 N. daily.-For Eastcn, Allentown and Harrisburg
For trains to local ronts time tables At stations
Intermediate points and at 5:3O M for Ea'ton
Reading and Harrisburg. ! La. -,, -, - . =, ., IN
Boats the Brooklyn am TIE tie Annex make cohhect ,
ht Jersey CIV station, 30 an I'm brooklyn ana ETC DoP
NEW NT7FN Wy SYORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave tot Bank Long Branch. Grove
&c at SID ll:4j o. ~. s., 4. 5;l5 =. III 80 ,...o
Com .rcu Jule l7t!. ID" press ram VII 60, 90,
No Work - $50 p. H.. st,Pp o.I q Rel Bauk Long
STAGES connect at Station to and from KEYroRE
ERFFUOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Il connections Leave foot OF Libertyst for Freeholdat
81 s. ll:i5 a.. m, 4, b:l5 p. IN
w-ryr vopU DITTT ,nCr pITTA NEW