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The Columbus journal., 1879-12-03
NIIIIer's Mercantile Cosieze-

Arrangements are made with the
editor Of this paper by which students
can enter Miller's Great Mercantile Col
This college is bringing a practical edu-
cation within the reach Of thousands of
young men who cannot afford TO attend
the high-priced colleges, Tnitiea IN
English branches Is only $40 . year.
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The building formerly occupied
by Olson as a carpenter shop. In
quire of X. Il. McIntire.
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Regular stocIx Dealer.

All kinds of horned stock bought
and sold; also Fat and stock hogs.
3I9-y ID. ANDERSON.
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For Sale.

House and lot in Columbus for
sale cheap. Inquire at the JOURNAL
office, or OF George Derry.
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For Snle or Trade.

Madame Demores,'s paper patterns
1T l.. Kramer's.
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Notice Is hereby given that will
aot be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife.
Nov. a5, 70. g, w. CLARE.
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Tens.

A large amount and complete as
sortmeBt Of choice teas will be found
at Lynch & Hay SIS new store.
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Peaches.

Herman Oehlrich & Bro. have a
large stock of dried peaches on hand,
which they are selling cheap.
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EDr RalRg

a good walnut frame showcase,
s feet long. Inquire at this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head i've
cents . line, first insertion, three cents
a line each subsequent insertion.
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s'rOuf.

John TaBDahiII is prepared to put
up crOut at 10 cents per gallon, st
Columbus.
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For Rent!

Store room or Office for rent. In
quire of &. L. Hill at City Book
Store.
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CommunIcatious, TO Insure insertion
in the next issue, should be in hand on
Mondays; il lengthy, on Thursdays
lreredinG issue-dsy. Advertisements,
Of wnatel.r class, should be in hsud by
noon. Tuesdays.
Advertisements under this head 10
cts. c line first insertion, 10 cts. line
each subsequent insertion.
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TweBfy.one Head

OF choice northern Illinois yearling
heifers for sale by
KEATISG ( SULLIVAN.
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GR"The Columbus journal
and the AmericdR AqTicuEturist( German
o: English ediJionl s. = yr., in adv anee.
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The JOURNAL. e~ta bli.h.
mept ts now p~rmasentiy To-
Gated On Ilah street. up.stairs
I'm the JOURNAl. baildiag.
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THE COURTS.
THE nnAz1LrAN NOTE ronoEn1Es.

THE BRAZILIAN NOTE FORGERIES.
Francisco Antonio Rodriguez Sanabra and Jonas
b. Bebeaqua. charged with causing to be manufac-
tured Brazilian notes in this city with the intention
of passing them in Brazil were brought up before
Judge Van Brunt in the Supreme Court. yesterday.
on writ of habeas corpus. when their
counsel Mr. William f. Howe, moved that
they be discharged. He insisted that there
United States law under which
they could be held; that there evidence to
prove forgery and that IL engraved notes per-
feet copies of the currency OF the Empire or Brazil.
duly signed and sealed the having them in possess
sion would be crime against any law of the
United States or Of the State of New York.
Messrs Martin and Smith represented the
Brazilian government, and the District Attor-
ney also represented at the hearing.
Mr. Divine argued that though the offence was not
completed, nevertheless the thirtyfourth section OF
the statute provides that steps taken toward the
perpetration Of forgery shall be considered an at
tempt at forgery and that, since various Brazilian
bonds have been and still dealt with by brokers
and Others therefore the present might be
considered attempt to defraud the brokers Of this
city. Judge Van Brunt took the papers. reserving
his decision.
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the name of Michael Herman and Michael Malavaly.

the name Of Michael Herman and Michael Malavaly,
and three discharge papers from the United States
Navy containing the latter name. Persons with
whom he conversed say that he told them he was
still in the navy. but had six weeks furlough He
boarded with Peter Higgins last The latter keeps
grocery and liquor store, and he testified that
the man left his place at seven O'Clock
IN the morning to go to New York
on business. and that the last he of him.
He denied in most positive terms that he on the
railroad with him, and also testified that the man
never drank nythiny In his place. He contra
dicted on both points. and now Conductor Bond and
Engineer Smith. OF the Long Island Railroad say
seven they saw Higgins and the deceased come out
of the saloon, and Higgins had hold of the man by
the coat collar Higgins denies this. There is evi
dence to show that two days before his death the
man complained of feeling badly. and said that he
thought he would go 20 q hospital. The failure OF
the Coroner to have post-mortem made makes il
absolutely impossible to determine the OF
death. especially as there were no external wounds
soned.
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AN INCOME TAX SUIT.

The government has entered suit in the United
States District Court against B. 7. Babbtt, Of this
city. to $685. 4S0 "a, with interest aud penal
ties alleged be due to the United States under
Income Tax law. The papers filed do not give any
particulars except specifying that years 1862
to 1871 inclusive. the income tax paid much
smaller sum than was actually the income
OF the defendant. The summons was served
on Mr.. Babbitt July IA. and August
he appeared through his counsel. Messrs.
Vanderpoel, Green L. Cumming. No answer has yet
been filed in the suit. The amount claimed by the
government will probably exceed $15O,00O. 1t
stated by Assistant District Attorney Wharton in re-
Babbitt had ever been called upon to make any
returns to his income, but believed he had
usually been assessed at o certain amount. They
had now evidence that during these ten years the
income Of Mr.. Babbitt had considerably exceeded
this stated amount.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

jose Sosa, of No. 439 Hudson street, was brought
before United States Commissioner Shields yester-
day. charged with being unlicensed cigar manufac
turer. He was held in $3.50 bail for examination.
United States District Attorney Woodford was
summoned to Catskil yesterday to appear for the
government in habeas corpus proceeding there be-
fore Judge Strong, OF the United States Supreme
Court. No knowledge could be obtained Of the
OF the proceedings. 1t was said to be IN some
Western case, and that Mr.. Woodford was called upon
as the nearest government attorney.
James Conners entered the store OF Emanuel Levi.
No. 749 Third avenue, and carried of number OF
shirts and overalls valued at $50. He arrested
while endeavoring to dispose of the property in
pawn office. In the Court Of General Sessions yes
teray he pleaded guilty and Judge Gldersleeve
him to the State Prison for three years.
An ex-convlct named John Vass, alias Marsh, alias
Berger, stole watch, valued at $40 from the store
of Joseph Strauss, June IA. while the latter
engaged in q room. The prisoner was subse-
quently arrested and on pleading guilty yesterday
in Court General Sessions, Judge Gildersleeve
sent him to the State Prison for two years.
Two thieves attacked Porter w. Hil OF No. "a
Nassau street. while he was walking through the
of them caught him by the throat snd held his
arms, his companion meanwhile robbing him OF his
gold watch valued at 800. ~On an alarm being raised
Foreman Reilly, OF Hook and Ladder Company No.
/, who chanced to be in the vicinity, pursued tho
thieves and succeeded in overhauling one of them.
When arragned in the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday he gave the name OF James Sullivan and
pleaded guilty. Judge Gidersleeve sent him to the
State Prison for five years.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE ThANSfEhS
The following is statement showing the real es-
tate transactions recorded in the Registers Office
August IL. 1875
18th st., East (No. 1l2; John Garvey to Andrew j.
Batter st.. g. g. dot No. as6j, 2jxioo: John Burke
and wife to Richard v Harnett. ........... $3.50
sS ssr, W. Brown m of oad M s /; SeSiHsrsu Jss
77th St, n s. $40 f. " " Ct av A. aoxlos2 = Bena- Nam
Bcwery no 3Oa; James X southwick and wife to 80 ,
lsuth st n s., between 9Th and 7,h avs. lots:
William r.. Alexander and wife to Joel d. steb- s,
William Gray Observation-Disclosures. l4ooo
Elizabeth A. Greer to Henry d. sayrc.......... Nom
j. r. sayret to Henry d. sayre ................... Nom
Werner and wife to John r schushmann. Asst
Sd snrs p"@ay ssseu.a 1 70 Caroline f
pS P%rey a... $500
G. iasas to James NJ Burke ................. i2ooo
Marks and wife TO Rosie Ocstrcchsr. e5oo
ii.v.v TO Catharinc i.owcrre .............. Nom
'In" to Elizabeth " Gossr ............. 1880
mindcy toxeentcp to John r. cosn. s go $40
2'iS Ss ' tr.serss; @ 70 Arthur o. sra 'o 100
18th st.. East no II9 81 years; Andrew ). Garvcy
70 John Garvey consideration $io.ooU; rental.
" p'' " MORTGAGES
Brooks Hannah and husband, to George M NJ Mil
sI f. 81 I.a 70 ay isreSsss Warden n Of ISL, so'o
~, So Il, o. Of ltR av years .....,...... 1900
Connolly Edward ID. and wife to Mutual Life Insur-
sV aVeo o"%P""' M -. 80. - :. - ~. i2ooo
Conoily Edward ID. and wife. to Mutual Life Insur.
s"; ' iaooo
oIaps iath g. mo sSD demand ................ $500
Fraser. Charles and wife, TO Frederick Rents aud
sssrs sssso' u 'on '' -"' ~ o.a ~. 1000
Lowerre, Catharnc A. and husband, to Rebecca A.
Marcber, n. s. Of William st.. lot No. 10 23d
Mackcilar William and wife, TO Jesse Traver, g.
corner Madison av and 13ist ST., 2OW
st., 2Gso t. o OF IN sv; 4monihs ......... 10000
anec Society, e. OF 57th st. no ii; yoar..... e2so
ASSIGNMENTS MORrGAGKs
trustee. $500
Iadds James 10 liirsm Ostrsnder ;.....:. 2,uOJ
Mecndy, Georgc b. guardian, &cJ, To Louisa A.
stewart.
diaa. ......'.. $500
orastees, ...... i2Vvv
Scott William H., 10 Edward H. Crowsl.......~- 6.0vo
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REAL ESTATE.

But ono sale made at the Merchants Exchange
Salesroom August H. Ludlow Co., by order Of
Rufus g. Beardsley. referee. sold in foreclosure the
three story and basement brick house and lot ON
Fourth street. south side, 1886 feet from q,
96xlS.9. to Michael Hogan. for 5000.
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COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBnRs-Held by Judge Van
Brunt Nos. 80. As 10l. l50 154 16S. l80. 1Sl, 199
PIT, 2lS, 2l9, 22O, 222.
SUPREME ENERALTERM.-Adjourned until
September l.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcrAL TERM-Heid by Judge
Speir.-Court opens at II NJ. No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TERM-Heid by Judge
Beach.-Court opens at IL A. NJ. No day calendar
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge Gil.
dersleeve.-The People Ellen Maloney, felonious
assault and battery; Same W.. James Grady, burg.
larry; Same John Trainor. felonious assault and
battery Same John Duane. felonious assault aud
battery; Same James OBrien, felonious assault
and battery; Same VS.. Thomas Pringle, felonious
assault and battery; Same VS.. Joseph Smith. BURG
larry; Same Joseph Doyle, burglary Same
Peter Morris, burglary: Same vs. George Ward. burg
larry; Same James Murray. burglary; Same vs..
James Kelly grand larceny; Same vs. John Mcbride.
grand larceny; Same Louis Gomtells, larceny
from the person; Same Joseph Murphy, larceny
from the person; Same Richard Wetxe, false
pretences; Same Patrick Nolan, assault and bat
tory; Same William Moegelin, assault and bat
tcry.
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GLEN COvES MYSTERY.

The inquest on the body of the man found dead In
Russell's orchard, in Glen Cove. l.. L. on "Wednesday
last. was yesterday adjourned until Friday The
cause of the mans death is the common topic OF
conversation In the village. He had bank books in
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TO ANCIENT QUECEC. THE
most Interesting city IN America.
located amid magnificent noun
tain scenery aud on the majestic st.
Lawrence. Leave New lora 3 -O5
A. NJ. Lightning Express. arrive
Quebec q 30 A. NJ: parlor car TO
Wells River, Pullman 5 sleeping car
TO Quebec, passing thAmagniiicent
scenery of the Connecticut River
Valley. near the White Mountains
and Lake Memphrcmagog.
Excursion ticket To Quebec, $23.
Send postage or call for illus
trated and descriptive pamphlet
MY Vacation In Vermont"
LEvE X ALDEN'S.
27l Broadway.
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CoAsTwIsn STEAMSHIPS.

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
l. Pier foot OF Canal ST., North River.
For ssP Francisco Vi" Is,h@a; Of Panama
connsetns for Central and d deseo coon
From c17y san az Ers3eiseo to Japan and Chne
From Francisco to Honolulu New Zealand and Aus.
tralia. steamship AUSTRALIA Monday september /,
Nor freight and general information apply companys
rasiengers ioTwarded 70 San Francisco, Sandwich
America, central America Mexican ports
Or tickets or for information in regard to routes apply
g. r sI%ALL LD''4' '"'''' NO. -'' RrOJ'T f. 3 sTLLAY.
General Passenger Agent. supern teudent
UNneO STATES siiiP AHP liSN RSHaiL MAIL STEAM
TOR st. GS@s Para Bahia and Rio de ia
Rico. Jamaica and the Spanish Nam
A'" "''' ''"'i CITY fT9 ''Si"is, oF PKRA.
Will sail for the above ports Friday, September 3 at IA
M No freight received Tor this steamer after tho sd
lyn, but only permits from New York ofico
policy rates ThToSsn skc,s ssaoG %r t5
lntercolonal steamers, and to Monevdeo and Bucnos
Freight bo paid in advance For freight engage
To en'' or passage h""k 'Snf Th Goa apply
Office, pier 20 East River Fulton ferry
HALIFAx; y. s.. AND ST JOINS. N r..
pier 10 North RIver:-
For ayn A%Tq 10
apply 20 CLARK a SEAMAN, 50 westst
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL So. LINE
FOR siiSTSr j''Ts pc Risr NSrSG b RySr yE nm
CRY eSl'TE r rr9gre;o O"mpeachy aud frontera .,
CITY OF MAsHlNGTON 'hayana only Thur day Sept
+. XLEXASDiif 4 SONS 81 and g Br road%Sy
NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
from pier 10 East River, AT 3 Z. W.
Steamship NIAGARA Thursday. August IA
Steamship Thursday. 2l
Magnificent passenger accommodations
JAMES Il. WARD co. l13 Wall st.
A TLAS MAIL LINE.
"A FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
calling ~ the following ports, viz
Kingston ia. Cape Hayt GOngives, ST. Mare Port
Prince Aux Cages and Jacme In Hayti; Santa Martha
savanilla CarthaEena and Aspinwa, in Colombia and
0reytown, Nicaragua.
Regular fortnighty sailings from pier No. 81 North
FOR HAYTi COLOMBIA GREYTowN, PORT LTMoN,
ASPINWALL. PANAMA, SOUTH PACIFIC.
ATLSA ...... August l3 lANDES....t..t.. August ~
FOR KINGSTON JAJ HAlTI AND MARACAIBO.
CLARIBEB. .Auguet August 81
Superior first class passenger accommodations.
PIN. FORWOOD Co, Agents.
No. 81 Wall st.
I1ROMwELL LINE--FOR NEW ORLEANS D1RECf.-
nt NJ from pior North River Insurance effected at
on q half per cent on our open policy.
Through bills Of lndnu given 10 Mobile aud principal
noinfs on the Mississippi and Rcd rivers.
KEDUCED PAsSAGE 10 Now Orleans-Cabin, $40;
CLARK SEAMAN, 50 wss. So
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POST OFFICE NOTICr;.

J)OsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails tor week ending Saturday August
1879 will close At this Office Tuesday, 1890 A.
for Europe by steamship Montana via Queenstown; on
Wednesday, ~ III A M for Europe by steans ship
via Queenstown correspondence for France DO
specially addressed ana ut IL 80 A. NJ for France direct
Pereire via Havre; fsday at 80 A.
NJ tor Europe by steamship Republic via Queenstown
for Germany and France be specially
addressed; and II NJ for France. Germany &c., by
steamship Geert via Plymouth Chcrbourg &c and Ham.
must be specially addressed ON saturday nj II 80 NJ.
Germany, &c by steamship Rhen via Southam pt
Bremen dcnce for Great Britain
Continent must be specially addresscd); and ~ NJ
Europe by steamship City of Chester via Queenstown
respondeuce for Germany and Scotland must be specially
addressed and ut IL for Scotland direct by steamship
CrcHssia via Glasgow The mails tor Denmark, Sweden
and Norway are despatched by Hamburg and Bremen
sony The mails for Aspinwa and South Pacific
ports leave Now York August l. The mails for Domingo
Turks Island &c.. leave New ork August H. The mails
for Hmyti, Greytown, Savanila. &c., leave New York
August 49, Tho mails for Havana leave Now YORK August
Ia. Tho mails for Newfoundland leave New York August
10. Tho mails for Australia &c, San Francisco
September l. The mails for China and Japan leave
Franci SEQ August - THOS. l.. JAMES, Postmaster
Posr OFvicE, n. Y, August o, 1879
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

IroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TENAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The steamship GEN'L WHITNEY viii sail from pier SO
North River ON Saturday. August 49, for New Orleans
Low rates given Insurance under open policy Of the
line one-half per cent
For freight and other information apply to
BOGERT a MORGAN. Agents.
pier 80 North River.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


AN UNLIMITED VARIETY or TOURS AND ExcUR.
Sy % asss AD ~
81
aS esae for Tearis, rsssis White aosnssns
A0n'''A "s''' anu Lew %ESE 1G' ALIEN 2l Broadway
LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS 9. yIBBARD
a. as and 9h@ ase Si.a ro% BY M
81 E
cSk and and rsss sold %na
asi F t Hxs ksrssd Sssysd for passage
A MARY POWELL, FoR PoUGHKEEpsIE, WEST
9ens'. Milton New Ha@bars yds PARK and 6%id spring
7. Nj. Connects with Brooklyn Annex boats Connects
road for tho North and West
A COOKS SUMNER TOURS
ss Ma sn Ss Ss Ih0usSad % .e
SSa%pa.% Lake George % Mount ant Desert S. John haiias
ITEs RHfs hfSffd
broadway New York.
TO sosroS VA rHE aDs saR7
ARRIVE G at Newpor. $50 A. NJ arrive a. Boston 80 n
drive sSsn in f New York i D'p''
NEW BRUNSWICK BOAT LANDING AT sAYRE
bridge osssic % amd STAR Landing
Canal. every week day p N. Fare lower
than other route.
"A SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave pier 40 now
No. I Moth River. foot of Leroy daily.
day, at q T. VI. Excursion tickets to Saratoga, 81.
and "a join savs North Eyss J;
of Canal ST.. every week day. at q r. NJ
4 COOKS TOURS.
~. Intening tourists before making their arrange
ments for SUMNER TOURS would do well to consult
COOKS "EXCuRsloNIsT." which contains variety of
900 reduced to all places OF pleasure
in the United and Canada 1t will be
address mail receipt Full particulars
general travelling arrangements to all parts of the
world also given in the above. Address THOMAS
COOK son. 2jI BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EASr.-MANMOTH
-Dpalaee steamers BRISTOL aud PROVIDENCE leave
New YORK daily sundays included, from pier - North
River foot OF Murray at 80 p. N. Leave Brooklyn.
via Annex, 7. NJ; Jersey CITY, 4:50 p. NJ. Music by
splendid bands and ofchestras.
DOAT FOR CATSkILI.. STUYvESANT AND INTER
Dnediato landings. will leave pier No. 81 Harrison
North River. daily Sundays excepted). at IS +. NJ.
lNOR RoNDOUT AND KINGSTON-LANDING AT
i Cozzens' West Point, Cornwall Newburg Marlboro,
Milton. Poughkeepse Esopus connecting WITH Ulster and
Delaware aud Waki Valley railroads
W. BALDWIN ana THOMAS CORNELL leave daily at 4
T. NJ. pier "a North RIVER foot of Harrison st. except
Saturdays. when tho steamer THOMAS CORNELL will
leave at o'clock H. NJ connecting with evening
the Ulster and Delaware Railroad.
NOR NORwALK AND DAyBURY DAILY.-sTEAMER
II ADELPHI leaves Jewells Dock. Brooklyn. 30 L. NJ:
pier No 81 East River :i5 L. NJ, River
T. NJ connecting with Danbury and New Haven rail-
roads. REDUCED FARE. 81 CENTS.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 80 CENTS.
The New York herald., 1879-08-12

INSTRUCTION.
4 -sT. JOsEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Adjusting Il. III i-Board and tu,ion, scman
nually, xl25; painting &c., extra Gold medal aud
diploma awarded those who mpcto the academic course
For particulars apply at the Academy.
4 YOUNG SPANISH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO
"A make the acquaintance of young lady who will bo
French Italian. Address Mr. Il. A.. box ls9 Herald
Uptown Office
DOOkKEEPING, PENMANSIIP, ARITHMETIC
Dspciling. 50 Zach; writing, SO monthly. PAiNEs Col
lege, ~ Bowery; uptown, 1913 Broadway.
fTEACHERs wANrED-LADIEs.--PIA AND SING
ing: French, German and music French aud pain
French German and painng also several other Frcn
and German teachers Apply Miss NJ. j. YOUNG, Ameri-
can and Foreign Teachers Agency, ~ Union square.
.lslf 9TH Av.--FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN IN PRI-
COOvate families or ut Professors residence by Mr.
uarcau formerly magistrate member OF the University of
France author OF Moral stories Tor my Pupis'
DANCING ACADEMIES.
A FINE OPENING FOR DANCINu ACADEMY Ar
"A Brevoort Hall Address MANAGER 1865 East 54th ST.
or 2is East 10Th st.
EARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY, % EAST l4TiI,
Onear 9th av branch. 39i Fulton Brooklyn. Private
lessons any hour
CAUSES DANCING ACADEMY, ia, li1 EAST 18TH
tOreopens Tuesday. September 2. PRIVATE LESSONS
all hours. Send for circular
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North River on SATURDAY. August ie for New Orleans
Low rates given Insurance under policy Of the
For freight and other infoE%stion e. apply 70
pier 80 North River.
FoH
GALVESTON DIRECT.
Sp hHD c5hfAsY 5EfAs
steamer LONE STAR. Saturday August ls
M taxing hs to @ ana a DSns
lndianoa Brazos tiago and Brownsville and Corpus
Christi, via Indianola Insurance at lowest rates No
Galveston city freight taken
No freight received unless accompanied by affidavit hat
has beon yellow fever infected place since July
Appiyt BoGERT 4 MORGAN. Agents.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIRECT
Is North River foot OF Cedar for Havana direct AS
steamer Santiago DE CUBA. saturday. September 9
FOR freight and passage h"vins unsurpassed Aeeono
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO.. No IS Broadway.
LAWToN BROS. Agents in Havana
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For SSSFSLR Is@% h2H$ESssrhs 2'f1 srf aSiSHsoSp
nS o
and connecting rats cmxSsE PA5FY dF E Sunday
commencing July . temporarily All freight for Nor;
nss & i0 % wn at
North River. foot Of Christopher St. and PASSENGERS
Delaware continue pier 81 foot of Beach ST.
and all steamers win discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills OF ladng TO all
points. Insurance effected at "a per cent.
Freights received daily.
General Office 1877 Green wch
JACKSONVILLE AND FERNANDINA. FLA. DI-
- rectMallory lineSteamers leave 20 East River,
touching at Brunswick and Port Royal Steamer WEST
ERN TEXAS, Captain Hines, Will sail on Friday, August
- at For freight passage and general informa-
tion apply to G. H. MALLORY CO., Agents. office pier
20 East River
rTEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT.-THE
i steamer STATE OF TEXAS. Captain Nickerson. will
sail from pier 20 East River Saturday August l6 at r.
NJ. sooner ii full
CITY OF AUSTIN. direct to Key West August 3D.
Through bills of adng given Houston and all points
the international and Grand Northern, Galveston,
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
and San Antonio raroads Passage Galveston reduced
TO $50, cabin; SO steerage.
n B.Ahidavits be obtained from notary public In
Office.
For freight passage and general information apply to
c. II. MALLORY a CO, Agents
pier 20 East River.
PERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company.
FROM COMPANYS PIER NEW AZ NORTH RIVER
For BERN MUDA-S Steamship BERMU DA. August IL
For ST. JOHNS. MAYAGUEZ and PONCE, Porto
Rico, and ST. THOMAS-StexmshipH HADJI, August ~.
For MARTINIQUE. ST. LUCIA, BARBADOS and
TRINIDAD Steamship BAHAMA. August l6
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED
For freight passage and insurance apply to
A. e OUTERBRIDGE CO.. Agents. % Broadway.
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West o2d St. 80 As, II 45 A. NJ 12:4o 1:45. As
$40 AS 40. 40 :45 and 9 40 T.. NJ.
West 10th :S 10 90 II :53 A. NJ II 43 SO, 53
3lS. 1 so ) ~, q 4S and Z so r. NJ
Cedar ST., pier l3 n. r.. 9o, . 55. II 10 II 10
O5, 40 $40, O5. 10 s5. O5 and 8 10 7. NJ
Per \ R tstone piery Gag ii;i3 A. NJ; la:l5, rs,
Excursion tickets, Soc Single trip SOC. Children be
tween and II years of age, l5c,
Special made for excursions, &c. Ouice
80 Coal aud Iron Exchange
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
EXCURSIONS.

4 SUPERB SAIL LONG BRANCH IE
"A Grand Excursions TO the Great Iron Pier ut
LONG BRANCH.
aud return.
To-day and every day. including Sundays