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New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
GENERAL NOTES.

The American Photo -Lthographic Company
have lust ssued admirable crayon nthodraoh OF ho
nert Governor OF the State. Those who wish to iaml-
arze thenseves with the executive linesmens before
they have opportunity to witness the inauguraton
should get from the Lthographlc Company Ut once ths
picture OF Mr.. Cornell.
Victor Hugo says q report from Rome, ID
trying 10 persuade Gabadi 10 renounce bis Italian na-
tionaty aud become citizen OF France. He reminds
him that ne born st Nice and that atrenoh
c,tv Garbadi at this moment Is very much annoyed by
tno refusal OF the Italian Government TO annul bis uutOr-
tuuate marriage and this Is cited as reason "hich
u,ay possibly lead him 10 accept Victor Hu9os invita-
iou But II would be an extraordinary thing " be did
no, only when Il was personally agreeable TO be So out
when it was something quite the reverse
The latest news from the Meekers at the
Irte Agency WAS brought in q letter written Dy MISS
lo,e Meeker her sister IN Greeley, ked Mon'
day September % In this she said all was peaeeable
and ouet again. johnson had apologized 10 her father
for bis conduct Qn knocking him DOWN. ana expressed
himself sorry for what had happened she fet quite Is
snfe as In Greeley She said the Indians hah removed
their women aud children. and instead Of their being
$50 tepees In the vicinity nov there were ony iour
The military we're expected every day. and Mr Meekcr
Rod .e,, two Indians aud white man TO meet them
bu rhr Indians returned much alarmed iblr ic.
,.r ms command and, after defeating H. turned
back in savage wrath upon the Agency
The Nez Perccs at the Salt Fork Reserva-
tion are insubordinate, and inclined 10 follow IN tho
footsteps OF the murjerous Utes. The Derer Tr6une
says that last Monday Agent Chapman overheard tho
chiefs In council arrange plot to kill him that night
He went to his tent. poured washpan OF water on tho
ground aud with the mud smeared his face 10 disguise
his color then took sQuaws blanket ard put on. 40
the same time drawing 1t up over hts head squaw
fashion Thus attired having divestcd himself Of his
usual apparel Mr.. Chapman sallled forth and passed
purpo-ey close to the counc-Are, sti surrounded by
In.i a
traotng any attention. lie arrived at distant stock
rancho ana bleeding and hls clothing la taters
from exposure IN the woods.
The Cimarron Ners aud Press of the 2d
gives details OF tho disastrous fght with indians
HlIsDoro, IN New-Me1ico. After Victoria the chief.
had risen party Of sixteen went 20 McEyart's
family his ranch thirteen miles distant. There tho
whites and Indians met. the latter numbering 100
warriors The whites had show. as they wcrc CONS
p,ctely hcmwed IN by overpowering numbers The sip
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

John Phnnix, in one of his clever Californian
sketches speaks of the soft note of the pistol as
one Of the tender bucoic sounds OK the settlement
which he was describing. However pleasing IL may
there have been, there is little too much OF the
ring of the revolver in the latest intelligence.
very person is trial in New-Jersey for
shooting his coachman. neutrality-suspicious. person
IN a suburban town has just shot his unoe, Instak-
ina that venerable relative for burglar. In Cin-
cinnati young woman, day or two sinco' hrst
shot the man who had provoked her Jealousy ana
then shot herself. Last Monday poor sewing GIRL
,n tbis city being overcome by melancholy, put an
end 70 her life with "a small pistol which she had
secretly purohased", and. not to extend the cata-
Iocre John Conroy in the General Sessions IS now
on trial for shooting with pistol one John Gala
obar So constant is tho part which this lit
,la instrument. plays III our social affairs
Tho discovery of the revolver. blessing though
aome may regard 1t, has its disadvantages.
II would be useful IL could have record OF the
yearly mortality absolutely referabe to tho inven-
lion of the revolver and the general improvements
y, his nooket instrument. When every gentleman
,-ore sword. afrrays were constantly occurring |;
now. when so many gentlemen aud so many black
ouards carry pistols or keep them conveniently at
hand we do not know that the deaths are much
less numerous The law against carrying concealed
weapons without legal permission remains unre-
pealed but we fancy that nobody regards it who
aor.s 70 disregard it, So we can only appeal to the
nrudence of the really well-meaning. and of those
who have no overmasterng desire TO be tried for
murder.
Twenty Molly Maguires have been hanged, the
last being Peter McManus. who suffered at Sun
bury on Thursday lust. Others. liable tn in-
d,ctments tor murder and to like punishment, are
still at large aud to the black list there may be an
addition. If anything could be cheerful in this
melancholy business 1t would be the vigor and de-
tective ability with which these enemies of society,
and of the human race, have been hunted down.
and one by one made TO pay the penalty OF their
crimes Through all that region. once so grievously
distracted. the supremacy Of the law has been re-
established with firm hand The lesson ought
not to be lost upon those uneasy and eonscenceess
men who fancy that secret associations formed with
unlawful designs are in the long run, any stronger
or safer from retribution than evil disposed indi-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
TIE NEBS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGx.-Five hundred Irish tenants in Con-
nausht have resolved to pay no rent unless
a reduction is made. - 1t is expected
that Lord Derby viii openly iOin
the British Liberal Party. = new Russian
cruiser has been ordered at Marseies. 80 Gam
bettas journal continues to advocate full amnesty
for the Communists
DOMEsTIC.-A large vote was polled in Ohio yes
terday; the Republicans claim the State by
%, 900 majority and over; they also claim the
Legislature the Democrats cOncede the election OF
Charles Foster for Governor. 80 Returns from
Iowa are mesgre, but thev indicate Republican
gains and n Republican victory. - The
sum of $500 left by an express
messenger in a chicken coop on Bllti-
more and Ohio trainJ the money was re-
covered and the messenger discharged. -
The proposed union of the Wabash Railway with
the St Louis. Kansas City and Northern Line was
approved yesterday. - General Grant received
a cordial welcome at Vancouver. and sailed thence
for Portland, Oregon.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Delegates TO the local
Republican conventions were elected yesterday.
- More testimony about the Standard Oil Com
psny was given. - Mrs. Leon Furniss won her
insurance suit. - A successor TO Dr.. Burlington
il TO be appointed. 80 In Newark the Liberal
element elected the Mayor - The summing-up
an the Blair trial was begun. - Ten more men
withdrew from the walking-match. e. Gold
value of the egal-tender silver dollar 412i2 grans,
s7.2s cents Stocks active and higher. closing ex-
cited and buoyant.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate clear or partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes in temperature. Thermometer yesterday
Highest, 74o lowest. $50 average, 62c.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

isfied except by the slaughter of Leverett
Saltonstall. II looks to us very much rs
though John Quincy Adams, besides treating
the whole matter with playfulncss bordering
on levity, was trying to scare Leverett Sal
tonstall. And this we deDrecate.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
amusemenis ano meetinus 90 Nioh'.

Dyr's TuKArRE-2 md 2: ' Divorce; "H,rbe
firIu AyESUE rHkATRE-Opera bOunc'
pbvTTIy's rrrlrRE-2 and 8: " "Hobnes. ., n.vard
NV NcRk ACUARiUh-' H. NJ = ii"''
Evening. ..-.o.u cors,n"
Pam lo lhsA ,,1x"rp,Is, OrrEl IoUsR--vari ETY..
sT.xnspn TuF ArRT--" Merchant ~ Venice
T>,o~ scTarf IuEATRF-" NV Partner
Woon's BRoADwAr THE EATRE-" bfle -abrac
" .t.,x's IufAIRh-" Contempt OF Court.
.,.,.,..x Observation-Disclosures. Day and Evening
CHICKERiNG HAIL-Conccit.
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viduals. Nearly all these Moles were convicted
upon the testimony Of their fellows. There may hc
honor among thieves, though we doubt IT; but
there can be none among murderers with the gal
lows in view 10 is too costly.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

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"AlpfRNEY BRAND
INV AWAY. CoSnTNsFn MILK.
BLAIR's sPIIIs.-Great English gout and rhel-
natc remedy box 81 round. 5nc sold at dru9ssis
ROCKwOOD's IMPERIAL CARDS, SIX dollars
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Price 10 cents.
Address
TuH TRIBUNE
New.York.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

The Republican District Associations in
this city met last night, and elected delegates
10 the County, Senatorial, Assembly and other
Conventions.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Murat Halstead says 1t looks "like Re-
"publican flood" So it does; and after Ohio
the deluge. Verdict on the shotgun and re-
pudiation Democracy In NOvember' Found
drowned"
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Republicans who want to congratulate each
other on tic news from Ohio can go to the
Cooper Institute meeting tonight. They will
have the additional pleasure of hearing
speeches from ex-Secretary Fish. ex-MinisteI
Pierrepont and General Banks.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15


The decision of the Court of Appeals upOn
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad case is not
what rumor at first declared it to be- The
Court decides that the General Term which
confirmed the favorable report OF the Rapid
Transit Commissioners upon the projects of
the Kings County Elevated Railway Company
was not properly constituted. The case there
fere goes back to the General Term for re-
argument, and is not, In itself, affected in the
least.
The Health Board Inspectors are dealing
With the watered milk question in sum-
msry way. They emptied into the river on
Saturday more than 5000 quarts OF the al
legged milk received on one boat, and reported
70 the Health Board and the public the names
of the persons guilty OF foisting this stuf
upon the New-York market. 1t is well that
xpch names should be known. The adultera-
tisn of milk is infanticide, and the men who
ars guilty Of it deserve at least TO be put In
piIiory.
To-day is the only day this week when
vr,ers can register their names, and the only
a.y now remaining before Friday and Satur-
day OF next week. "heh theio WIN "o so"
xrzl rush to the polling-places of all those
people who make habit OF putting on till
to-uorrow what they can do just as well to-
day. Every Republican voter who has not
ALREADY registered and who can possibly find
The opportunity should see to it that his name
goes down on the lists to-day. The duty will
t.ke very little time indeed. glance at the
efacial advertisement on another page will
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15

Ohio has spoken. Now lot New-York not on
speak, but shoutl
New-York tribune., 1879-10-15
The barrel couldn't save Ohio, ard it will also be
unable to save Now-YOrk.

Simon Cameron thinks power on earth can pre-
vent the nomination of Grant in 1850. 81 never
saw anything like it," he said recently to reporter
of The Philadelphia Record, Except with jackson.
here was a hurrah etarted with hm, just like this
Grant boom and Il went all over the country"
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IcQal Nolltts.

GUPREHE COURT.-In the matter of the
- North America Life Insurance Compny-In pnr.
saurr 900 uiI OF tuc ~ulIrmc Court ot The STATE
o Etv N.- made at -ue,i term thereof held 40 the
C man of the O. OF Kingston, the twelfth day Of April
H. notice is hereby given the under yneo ms been
duly appointed ref rec 20 take proof and erian the persons
..a parties cstI,d to share IN the distribution oi ir Sc
crics held br John T. -mNth esq, superintendent OF the
Ireuranc" Department A. security FOR the polc}hooeiy
t- sud Nortn America Life Insurance company 2ud all
policy holders sdd company, and persons aud parties en-
iil. .ar" distribution OF said securities are re-
cured 90 present their claims proofs concerning said
rD. ana policy G.l.crs 90 Tho undersigned referee 20 aio-o
.af no Dos Office NO 81 and 33 Pnes, The CITY Of New
YORK. uu tho twentieth dly Of May, 1879.
Dated New-iCIk, APui Is. 1919. w. MCDEHMyI
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
JEGT RIHA.

From the fgJ N,.mJer Of the International R,ri,is.
How cold are thy baths, Apollo! !
cried The AiTICan monarch, the splendid,
A. down 10 bis death IN the hollow
DARK dungeons OF Rome he descended,
Uucr1wued uutbTOued, unattended;
How cold are Thy baths, ApolOl
How cold arc thy baths, Apollo!
Cried Inc Poet, unknown, unbefriended.
Asthe yIsion, that lurcd MIN 10 follow.
With the mist aud the darkness blenoed,
And the dream OF HE life was ended
How cold are thy baths, Apollo
uGARY ". LOSGFELLOH
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
no PHILADELPHIA
L VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YOER AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily tlce GepOs In
Philadelphia, two T. NeW-IOrK.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and the
Eds,csJ Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after ApHl T. 1879,
Express Trains leave NewNork Via Dcsbrosscs and COrt
lIndt street Ferries az follows;
49, 80 S2h (lu med IL q. $3.50, 4. ., g. I3O
$50 ami 10 T. SUNDAY, $50 and 3 3, t. 15U. $50,
and 10 y.
Bols oi Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains al Jersey city, anorng speedy direct
Tor BrDohyu travel.
Returning rairs leave Philadelphia 1901. 1853. 1. 7.
D. \ $50 .nd II Umtei Express. 1870 J.. ND >. L.
3d. and l35 p on sunday, l2Ul, 3ij. 3:jj $50
= s, I;S5 p
Tckrt Onices-NOs 526 ami 9ii Broadway. 40. ] Ast1r
ana tDC Of BefbIo~-es ana COraudt ,s No Court
- and BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot of Fultonst. Brook
lgu: Nos. III llG ana lis IIudson--t, Hohoken
Depot Jersey city. Emgrant Ticket Ohice, No. Bat
rank THOMSON, Gen'l Passenger Agt
General Managcr
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFsR1
SHD YORK CITY.


stantonst No. % Maria A stemmetz and husband 70
47th..i, n. 800 IT Of 9TH ave. 2jIloOj Edward
Huylar and wife % George Munro -.....-...
ll2thst s. 3Gl - n Of 3d.ave IG.5IlOOl James
Hadd0n and wife 10 Kate Roger ..-. ..........-..
Doth ~, SIS, 100 n Of ithayo. 90 440p6i Henry
Cram and wife 10 Edward Connolly ........ ........
8Sth st, ss $50 n e. Of MadisOn-ave lslOXgSJ Hen.
rlettl l. VrODm 10 Henry Purdy..-....... .....
l2bth ~, 300 N % 3tn ave, l1Tb1 ZElrTeg gIlac.
SChWeltzer and wife 10 J II LeuTs..--.... ......
Abraham Rice ..-.........
119thst = 33- ~ of Ave-A. Z5K1O) james T. ,ley.
uOid- and Hiie 10 James II LODd0rRan ....-.....
2Ith ~, -, 10 II eOf 4thaye, &O19oezi caroline
Morris 20 John Laden.
Washngtonst, = isl ! II n of Chri't9pher--t l751
G0j Levi 4 lockwood and wlfc 10 Csriae'-r
k9th-st 2B5 4 n Of2i- 80. I9.ZKlOOJ; Bciuuard
Decker and vile 20 Fanny Marcu3.- .........
l4th--t = 3Jl n q Of 2f-aye 2jxlO33 Emile Rene
VILE 10 Frederick William Miller ...-...-. ..
6lsfst. 80 q 0f) ~ n Of Ms1sOuaye. 2U1-lj.
Potter, rc'cIee. tO Mary T. Inay"r
4Gth II. =, lUS4 10 " Oi sth.aye, l6.eHlO.J; )
Auerbach, referee, to Joseph Fuchs executor. ETC.
50th-st, = 800 70 Of Gth-sye, 25IlOO.j; 4 hag.
staR referee, 90 tie Equitable Life AssuI c" -ocy
79th ~ 4 22j n Of ave, 2Ox lO22 Nag-tan,
Sth-,t., % r, 1870 10 cot ZI-sye. 2JxJt.Sg klf.IA Y
Learv, referee 20 Emile Lambeth.
71th-st 25O o. OF lOti ave- 10 7Bthrt, 4"N-o4h
TlL7x2O4G William z Dixon, referee 60 Francis
HOtOp and another .-..---.--.-. ....-.-- -.-..-.
8th-avo. : 1913 20 OF 5Gth.st, 2Jxl00; WI N.rin.
referee, 10 the Newloih Liic Insurance a'H liu,t
3d.st. :, 3jj # " Of Ave.D is8va6 Charles Glen.
ger and wife - LOrenZ GuenZer .....---..-. ....-.
Broadway, e cor Luaue-sf, 237ns67 4 il hlAer'
rcieTHe, 20 Martha J EdaDOCk. q,
EultOn-aye, =. l4j 70 Oi Jthst 2ONlOO; James
LedwIth. rcIeice To Elizabeth Iautou .-.--..
Ia ton ave " g, l2J % OF o th-st 2OGluU; led
with, referee, 20 Elizabeth A Iantou-
lltlJye, =. % 10 % of iUth6t, en5NlO'Nlir sAi1f
Is Z CAetWool, fierce, 20 I RoLnaln. -........:.
ss; Nicholas DO Pcyster and Others 90 John
900
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
tI,EACnERs WANTED. -GENTLEMEN
Qtopo5nl5.
DROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES Fol
L SOLDIERS GRAVES -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OfFIcl
!. L. z !.

QUAETEKdAsI .GENEKALs OFFICE. (
WASHINGTON D. G., March 81, lSlI > ,
SEALED PROPOSALS.. IN trpheate, are hereby , ihvnei
for furnishing HciGstDncS soldiers graves IN IfNa''
Cty Cemctercs provided by the law appioNed
February o., 1879, OF hth tAc fC wing an cAiaCl'
THat the War is hereby authorized 20 tir'l
headstInes graves Of ~od rs who served ~ me g
Volunteer o the United states Gurng inc war
the UnOn and no have been buried IN private Nas
the manner as pONldci y ne "a"
Of March g. s73 for those inferred IN National Military
CCMctcut-' - ON
specifications describing in detail the standard hNed N hc
Secretary aud blank forms u proposals can c id on
app iclOn person or by let r to captain > "'hWtH'
"a. NJ, L. =. A. IN charge of Naton Cchet'IeS" i'N
Specimens o the be furnished can be seen at
This -.., IN .. .-.
An bids should bc accompanied ly good 2Hd sufficient
rgrl.y and none VIII Dee considered except Tor American
White Marble. pf tine grades named ODD ' s.tt htau1ES
Dee iuclOscd iu scaled envelopes aNl en-
rr propo>a foi Il,aG-touts addressed to tlr
i,grcd zoo who's, office tHty viii hr opened g Che pro-
of fb,Gcrs Monday June lG l-l9, commencing al II
O'Clock a. tu.
l.y order of the Secretary Of War
-. W. M a. ALLL-. nnaIi.Ilna % nneral. L. $. A.
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5uSirurilGn.
For Boys and Young Men-City

For B0yg and Young Men-UIIY.
I DNERTISEkS! ....,.,.,.. .-.,
All, IIIt-I-t.I Lass CITY DUENALS 10
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & TULVFRMAN, l,2@7 Broadway. Nc".l "Ik,
send COPY OF advertisement wien asking Tor estimate o
formation
GIHURHAN INARY.-lG7th-st. and
- Bustouavc beautiful situations thorough inslrn' 9n
moctrate puCts. Address Key. EDWIN JOhNSVN' MOI
rI.l l1 IA =
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

Y RIVER EhGLROAD C 1umcucug December 30,
.~1S through trans vi" leave Grand Central DepOt;
S.uu q. Mt-ttu Hud N"rhrrn Express WITH draWln"-
Albany cster aniirom Albany to Mon.
Ia t. -iTttu-h
DOG m.. Chicago 1uI Ncsfcu Express. with drawing
room cars tD amanda. aiI Rochester aIt NuHaio
Ilu u, EApI,, 90 A.bny aud ItOy with connections
tu Illc. ana liUt .Iii.
i.lU D. NJ Montreal Express with through sleepingcar
via -. AbIrs.
G.lU D. m II Lous EXPRESS daily, win sleeping for
II Lon running through every t1y BOO the week also sleep
Bua d. Fails 10 edo ana DcOt, and
fuG Montreal excepting sunday ulIIt, Via ~dIHov4.
100 M Fast Express tor Rochester AMI Corning, VIA
q nrvI. Sleeping cars to Geneva and Rochester
o.. SIIc--. daily. VITA sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Niear1 Fails Buffalo. Covesnf Toledo. Detroit
a1d chicago; AND SATURDAY. night to OydDn-DUrr rh
Iirrt. fIr sale "j2 and 4l5 broadway. aud al
Wc-ic0t Express tompanys Offices. Nos Park place 80
and So Broadway, NcW-NorA, and J3} MashmEtOn>t..
BROOKLYN. &. Is. MEEkER.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON And PHILADELPHIA.
TNHHI-S u'pATss' T'THfI TWO nor ia

FOR TRENTON And PHILADELPHIA
LNfEE~S TRAIN TIIE TWO HOlR[
Leave New York, foot ut Liberty foe cntln dnd Phlll
delphia az G3O 3 o. II LOO a. ~ 1870. (. $50. II D. ~
Leave Pdl3dcphlt tiOn station NOfh pennsylvania Nl
road Third ant ciE~st, GIj, 20. $780, ll:5O' H.
LID, $3.50. J:IO. l- T..
Leave Trenton foi Vcu-Yorkat 100 except Monday 6:i5
Si3. lO 2Da m.. III. ~. i:l2. t.lJ D. m.
Pullman U.JH attached % the 'oy T. NJ
= Ians from Ncw-York TO the 7lja me- lao F. ln'
SUNDAY THtI% leave New.York and Philadelphia "
IA u L.gO IN Sew York 10, IrcHtOu 40 tnp
5:;up M Trl,,. Ircutpu ~ l.2O. $50 q. M GlO p m
az Jersey CITY ~tli u 10y Terry ID AM
nom ErooIlvu and " Erie" Depot Jersey CITY , o,,
Tcsrt~ for safe 40 foot Of lhcrtr>, Nos h3' anu -
IfoacNy at fine rIut.pal hutp. an oiu cS ~ tc Ire i
way In Ncw.Yurs and Brooklyn. and at mol tolrL't'
Brood U4,.tr chrgk from residence 20 DESTINATION.
81. T.. BALDWIN,. Gen. Pass. AGENT
f'OR NEW-HANEN, lis surroundings ana
an stat the Ncw-IOrH, Boston AMI AIT L.l'
n,:by and Noul Hampton Ea.'O1JS ttcrt-~irtm'rs
JOHN H. -IAHIN auI EitA~rI- CORNING leave PIER l7
y. &c. foot u' C.Ir.aus. ~ p every night m me
week cSc.r saturday: arrive Ncw Haven IN time tor an
morning trains I riogiy best facilities Tor passengers
auo lrc-ht: c, ST. excursion ~ 3D. rtfrins Ne7hd'th
' JOUS II. sTAEIN. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
GIN Real estate tor Sale.

4 CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, good, we'll
- built frame house and lot The lot is25Sllo leet Inc
house stories and contains rooms On the rear o
The hOu-, small building suitable Tor carpenter e9b
ora furniture maker house s staten Island " Y,
aud about Id minutes walk from clifton I8uuug The prop
ertv can be bought part tie purchase money
eau mortgage address r. A L. Box -, II1Ouaa
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

Connlm t{enl @sInIe Tor sale.
TOR SALE-A house in perfect order with
all u .ornatiOn gwen by the owner CHARLES DREW
80. 9 Murrdy-st., NeW-l YORK
EOR SALE or TO LET. Furnished Desirable
rs >dencc twelve rooms nicely furnished me IIsun'
haven Railroad near station Address > sELLl' D"FeH'
Conn
LOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable
residence Passsic N.J 80 minutes VIA Erie Railroad
" Ia choice friii. must seen appreciated NY
EEo Lord & Taylor, Broadwdy aud 2Oth.st
EOR SALE at Il bargain, 81 acres in New
Jersey - miles nom Nt%- M M2IIT & LIu "4IA m I,9n '
daucrj romantic scenery, healthy location no cnls @nd
AIdres, or apply to j. CONNER Mont Vale bergen CoNJ
EARM of - acres with ample buildings
one hour from NewYoIk and two miles rom depot
or viii with privilege 10 party with capital ano expert
To work appreciate 4 as Sumner residence Ad
oics' Box 20. Bound Erook y
EOR SALE-Seventy-fOur acres of land mt
Long Branch y j.. near the Ocean piSr now ouiIGng
mont high ground and where trees WI grow
bottom prce Address tht 51hscilDet E@st Long D"uC"i
maps at James iS"'' 90 '''G C.& W. TRoUrMAN.
TOR SALE or TO LET-Tenatly. N j.;
comfortable house, rooms AZ Improvements parity
DASSATC, y. J.-qO acres of land 2,j00
Address or apply to ANDERSON PRICE. 239 Broadway
VALUABLE COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.
The ia with stone mansion and necessary rnid
ups. known a. the HOLIDAY Place, near Whe Plsns,
At the co ri HOUSE in White Plains Tvothirds may re.
main On bond aud mortgage For mIt2eI sDpy
to HALL, BROWN WEslCOIE
pol broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
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AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS
~ 80 UNIONSQUARF, NEW-NORk,
supplies GOOD teachers with Iositons Appicat.notm
for stamp supplies schools aud families win competent n
stTuCtOTS WITHOUT CllNkGE. - =.
T.. COTLESN ORTIZ PlNCKNEH. go Unlon.squaIe, \, l.
rV'EACHERS supplied TO schools and families
j without charge. Hi-s FLORENCE FITCH EDUCA-
TIONAL BUREAU 80 Union-squaIe
rTEACUERS WANTED. - GENTLEMEN -
Classics city School Classics for hstolass school
near city EpscOpaan classics, Mathematics DRAWING
bookkeeping Peimansip for Day school French gen
tcnan for French German aud Drawing. LhDlEs-GOv-
erness Family In Canada to teach French tefnhr Eng
sh Music GOverness for Family in Georgia win same
qualifications French German. Drawn ana PautihR o
School three French ladies Tor NewGOrk city Schoo-
French lady for Omo Fryt class Vocalist for southern
school Firtclass Vocalist for Western school; French
German and Singing for southern school TWO Foreign
ladie. for Piano singing Many other Foreign ladies'
wanted for Music and Languages. Apply To Miss NJ: J.
YOUNG, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
AGENCY, % Union square.