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New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
OFFICE OF CHEF QUARrgHIAsrER. DEPARTNENrl
OF TIE EAST, GOyEBNQRs lsLAHD. ?
NEW-YORK HARBOR, May .. 1879.

SEALED PROPOSALS, Ia tlpncdGt, Will ne
- received the Office OF undersigned until 1910
o'clock D. M the 4th OF June, 1879 al which time ana
place opened IN the ut Dddcrs for fur
nshing delivering such coal Wood Corn, oats, lay
Bran De required during the nscli year
ending June 80 1885, at ihe Pose OF Fort Ada2 " l. Fort
Trumhull Conn plattsburg Barracks, y Y, and FORTS
Wadsworth, Wood, Columbus, Hamilton and schuyler
y. Y. IA.
ton for the purpose by Congress.
one copy must be securely attached
10 each pcae proposal and must bo mentioned therein
comprising part OF IL. ....
PROPOSALS and specifications containing Geil oil in
quantity and ity Of supplies rcIuIc ana
instructonss manner ci bidding and condons 10 be
bidderS obtained Tins uncc,
offices OF the QuarermasteTs Fort Adams Fort lrmbu
and Pldtsburg Barracks \ copy OF the spec must
be each rptcste proposal DC
mentioned therein COMPRISING part ot IT,
articles OF domestic prOVtuc
tIon conditions Of price aud quality being equal.
The successful bidder Will be required Ia enter into
written with the United states with good and ap
.eCuuty not 10 be less than one fth nor
more value Of the supplies Ind for uear as
can beforehand within thirty day after Deg
notified the acceptance OF his proposal Proposals must De
enclosed sealed envelopes marked Proposals Tor
and addressed the chef CLlrermstr Department OF the
East Island, y. Y w. The United states re-
serves the right To reject OF al proposals.
ALEX. !. PERRY, Dep. o. NJ Gen. L. :. "
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- North America Life Insurance The ss1c PpE
OF New-YOTk made special term thereof heia AT ns
CITY the City OF Kingston, on the tWeIh Gay On A
1879 hereby given that the undergned mas been
du appointed referee 10 take proof and ascertain the persons
aUd parties entitled share In the distribution OF e Sc
cues held by John f. smyth, esq superintendent Oh e
Insurance Department, as security lOI INC pOi.y @
America Life Insurance Company and AL
pocy holders IN said company and and parties en-
c 10 share distribution OF said securities, are re
Gured present their claims and proofs concerning sd
Oces and policy holders 10 The undersigned referee as eoe
said al 81 and 33 Pnest III the CITY OF New
naIeG ,n a. New YorL. Apn is 1879 W. MCDERMOT,
Referee
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feQal Notlees.

IN the matter Of the Application OF, ot the At
i toIney ey-Geueral Of the state OF New-fork
III" PAEY, Of the city Of NowYork,
In the matter OF the application Of the Attorney Of
40 the Slate of New-Iork
THE CHAIRMAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF New.York City
In the matter Of S BE- as s OF aS OF
THE RESERVE MUrtAT LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY of the CITY Of New-fork
In the matter OF the Application Of the Attorney General OF
the State of New-iork
THE WIDOWS AND oRTHANs BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY. Of the City OF Ne"'fork'
In the matter Of 'Hf o SPGtSfH tao Of HSwYOrk %
THE NEw.YoRK STAT" life INSURANCE COM.
PANY, of the City OF Syracuse ~ y
TO TIE PoLIcYHQLRERs and cBED9IT3Rss P Each ~
pursuance Of order made IN each OF me above %
SeSeeTs SseRSef S o MI justice nandon he city schenecadvon
The eleventh day Of SoEem6er lsss ana f on the said
eleventh day Of N0yeI6gf lS'S y0n % SS mann somsn
interested In policies IN sad sGaPa . uocenSs
entitled against snch company as y9 may & roG II
IN @ or aSy nTeaane Gs To the nnergned Receiver together
with statement OF the nature and character lneTe1 10 t ~
Nav S79 Office of the Receiver No 252 Br3adTay IN
the City OF NewYork or be bairel ron any ul'ouon "
The deposit OF the policy receipt with The Receiver
Gn prSscDtStiS OF any and ali cams thereunderbut
II shall dehaT the Receiver referee ON Itqurg any
different evidence OF claim In speca cases "e,e
tbc oDlou II may required I'm fUrtherance OF justice
This notice IS published obedience the requirements OF
the orders % PSiEEEfRssST Receiver
onlce go Broadway Nev.YOrk MA law6mTh
IN pursuance OF an order of DelanO Z. Cal
4 v1n es1uire Surrogate the County OF NewYCrk
notice is hereby given 10 AL peTsOrs having claims as
the estate OF Alexander Rensselaer, late OF the C OF
NeyYoTk deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof The subscribers at Office Of Man Parsons No
BE Walt in City Of NeW.YOTk. before the oOth
day Of June next ,o-,
Dated New-York, the 28d DAY OF Deceinper 1910
STEPHEN g. WILLIAMS
=. V. X. CRUGER Executors
ALBION L. MAN.
D0R laW6mTh.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSO

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ kIYkK kAILR0AD -Commencng December 80.
600 a Western ana Northern Express with drawing
cars to Albany Rochester and from Albany 10 Mon
trra. via Saratoga
1880 m. Chicago and Western Express with drawing
room CauInialgua. Rochester and Buffalo.
HOO a. Express Albany and Troy with connections
10 Utica and Kutani. go .
400 D NJ Montreal Express. with through sleeping-car
81. Albans. - ,
st Louis running through every day in the week also sleep
ing ears Buffalo Nagam Falls Toledo and Detroit, and
for Montreal. excepting Sunday night, via Saratoga.
m Express for Rochester and Corning, via
Geneva sleeping ears to Geneva and Rochester.
S3O y. m Pao Express, daily. with sleeping ears for
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
and Chicago; and excepting saturday night to OgdensDurgh
Tickets for sale 2)2 and ll3 Broadway, and at
WestcOtt Express COmpanys Offices, Nos Parkpacc. 1S5
and gi2 Broadway. New-York, and 333 Wa-hlngtonst.
Brooklyn. = Il: MEEhl. Il,
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THE MONEY MARKET

FIRST CALL-lOL O'CLOCK 4.
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BUI d BROOK KOUIE
For TR IgNTON Avn pIJTT.A DEI, ,pTITA

FOX IEENION AND PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
Leave Newly 0rk foot OF Lberyst, for Tenton ana Pna
delpha at $50 3, ii 90 a. M. ESQ a. $50. IL p m ,
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennyiyana Ia
road Third and erKsst at G:45 way 74j 936 lI3OL m
14J, 3:30 $50. ~ y. III. -
Leave Trenton for l2O except Monday 64j
S:i3, 10 20 m. l2:l5 2:2) 4I2. 6:l5 p m. 90 -
Pullman DrawugrOOm attached 10 the 9oo D. M
?. trains from NewYOrk to the 7;i5a n lao D. III"
SUNDAY TRAINS~Ieave New-York and philadelphia "
81 m 53O ION m Leave NeTGOrk Tor Trenton az d np
$50 .. m Leave Trenton at l2O. 800 a M 6;lO p m 800,
Conneeton Is made az 59Se5 ,,t 'S TSrsev Gity - ''
Tickets for sale at foot 9f LDertv's.; Iii TT. Ri
Broadway al the principal hotels al Offices OF Ie Itu VI
wav I'm New.York and Brooklyn, ana az NO o"ao
Brooklyn Baggage cee6ed RON TssHeCo CO.. 70 Pas S5en
TOR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings ana
4 al stations on the NewY0rF, Boston ana ]hr Iii'
Derby and North Hampton Railroads drect-etetIher5
JOHN III. TARIN and EHtASTUS CORNING leave Pier ~
r. of COurtlandt-st at p every night IN me
week except Saturday arrive in NewHaVen In time TOT AL
morning trains all railroads. best facilities for passengers
anG freight fare 81 excursion 81 90 Starins NewhaVen
~ JOHN II. STARIN. Proprietor
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICEIhe steamers of this Line taAe the Lane Route
recomCied by Lieut. Mauy u s. w. On both the outward
aud hOmevard voyages. .. "a, ..
BALiiC Cant Par satnY' Nay LAY ~ 929 9S1 d. ~ M
BRIIANNIC. Capt. Perry. SATURDAY May y @0O p II
RLPURLTC CONT TrvtBg....... thursday, May - D. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF W. lOlh-
81.
These Uniform size and unsurpassed IN ap
pOintments The State-rOOms. smoking and Bath
placed aidsps where the noise and motion are
least felt aOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto unatanaoe
RATES-SaloOn. $50 and $l00 Steerage, s-o Return
tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
inspection Of plans and other Information apply 10 tne
COmpalys Onces w. 81 Broadway New 9rk or Ilo wal
nutSt, Philadelphia r. J. CORIlS, Agent
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9ce Cream.

FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM Is MADE
n FhOM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
CONsUMEIS UNDERSTAND THIS,
AND KNOW IT Is .
TRY IT
AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
pepot. 3o5 4tisve. Broadway, and75 Chatham-st
EVSSkLLS ICE CREAM 81 per gallon
delivered prices reduced best in the city a quart box
for 80 cents saloon, II Bible House. opposite Cooper
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FIRsT BosRD-IOLa oICLogx 4. -

l.OuD........ - q
10000 ...-... l7as
900 small. 10
n J Cent lst Con
AgaAufeI
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

N -, - ,LINE = ,--,,
Iiberty ST. C. r.. r. OF y. J ) for
Vineand Bridgeton Atlantic City. ll:45 a N.
MareOWn e:IJ a. m: 400
Tarncgai and TuckertOn. 400 D. m.
pm adelh a aut Nj Holly, Hasa. m. 400 p
From Pier g n II. foot Ilectorstl
4.O0p m FOR highlands. Long Branch and Eatontown
WIN. :. SNEDEN, General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
[ EHIGH Valley RAILROAD.

III III. =, ~ IT. - =. II y - p ~, ,ron
1879 epOs foot OF COrtandt aud DesOrossesA
100 p. IN. for EasOn Bethlehem, Allentown, Realslg
Mauch Chunk, HazeltOn. MahauOy CITY, Ashland wilkes
barre, Scranton and TunkhannOck.
ESQ D. m Night Express, daily for Easton, bethlehem
Attention, Mauch Chunk. Wtkesbarre, Eimira, Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached. .
ROBT SAIKE, Sup't. and Engr
Eastern Church and COTtiandsts
CuAS II. CUMMINGS,
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NUE ERIE RAILWhY.

4 now known by iIs new name the NEW.YoRK LAKE
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD Arrangement of trains
9a m Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Brsge.
M (Dalyl St Louis Express arriving al Buffalo
NJ connecung with last trains 20 the West and south.
west. Pulmdls best DTaWlngruOm sleeping coaches TO
BuIa0. -
matt changes also Hotel Dining cars 10
Chicago. 80 ~,
Trains leave Chambers street Depot NCw-NOrk. for;
NcWarz. $40, $50, 3ls. -30
D. aud II midnight saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
Ihibcriofd PARK and Pa.saic g. 745. TO- 1915 n NJ l2
noon 1913 34j i50, 5:lj o JSU = .Op II Midnight
SUNDAYS g. $50, lplb M l45 $50 and 10 midnight
las g. 3:l5 sf 4:l54:3O 8. 5:l5 61j, $50 Z g. 10 D.
midnight sundays, u, 9:l5, a. las
ESQ, 7 D. N. ami II midnight,
sulen 9 7:4J 1915 NJ 1916 34j .. g. Up. NJ 10 mid
corrg,ii 7l5. m $780, $50 p Sundays $50 a. M
warwick. 7:i5. lab a. m. 43U p IN.
New burg. 7.45, 800 4so p Sundays, $50 An
RouIout aud Kingston. a. IN $3.50 SUNDAYS $50
Goshen. 8 40; 9, iol5 m, $50, S45 4:So p. m.
Sundays s. $40 1915 n. IN, G5O, o. N
MiGdetOwn. 14J. ., lOl5 n. 3i5 1870, p. sun
days $50 1913 a m. $50 The q m. aud 4:Sc D.
IN. connect with NewlOrk aud O5WegO Midland Ran
Port Jrrvis 7i5, o. 1915 M 4:3O g. D. m. Sundays
$50, Iul6 a. M. u, $3.50 and pm
NOTE Trans leaving ChambcrsSt even or hall hours
BEFORE leave 23dst 10 minutes earlier than above
time trains leaving Chaubes-st quarter hours leave
I'D minutes earlier Boats leave .5dst at $40 aud
llIj connecting with trains leaving Chambersst a
Ticsrts for passage and apartments Drawing
seeptg Coaches be obtained and orders for tho
pnuys Occs Nos 49, 40 go or 957 Broadway, n. " No.
Court 1t, brooklyn, OF at'the COmpauy's DepOts.
Exprc-s Trains from the est aryein Newiork al 12o
IT, NE mo \ ABBOTT GEM Pass'r Agt New. York.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
Ofean Gtelmers

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
IN LIVERPOOL.-Onlv Transatlantic Line under the
AMERI CAN FLAG. sailing every saturday from Phlalel
Da and Wednesday from Liverpool EHtra sal1ngs
alternate Wedneiay, from Philadelphia alternate Satur
davs Liverpool
TraaftaG o.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
New l1ublilatlons.
EROM EGYPT TO PALESTINE.

Egypt to Palestine through sinai the Wilderness
and the South Country Observations of Journey MADE win
Special Reference History Of the IsTaete By .
BARTLETT D. D., Ill. D. President Of Dartmouth college,
lately Professor the Chicago Theological Seminary
With Maps and illustrations. svo. cloth, So 5O
VIII prove rich mine Of knowledge and enjoyment to read
desire to gain comprehensive view of one OF the
interesting subjects Of modern inquiry Under the guild
President Bartlett hoy will feel sense Of safety IN
threading way through the labyrinth of details ana Will
reap abundant reward for their labor in the certainty ana
security of their scqulsitiOns.-lN. y. Tribune
His book appeals Imagination, TO our religious In
sncts and training and 10 the desire which we all feel to as
Scripture narrative with actual and places His
narrative lucid entertaining and his descriptions Of
and historic places exceedingly
Transcript.
We admire thorough spirit IN which the book
Is written thrOug ghOut.-tN. Y. Herald.
President Baretts style exceedingly fascinating Y
Times
President Barets book From Egypt to Palestine is far
above ordinary travel 1t bears every page the
evidence OF thorough classical and Biblical scholarship and
help who wish study Bible lands in the
light OF the Bible and Bible the light Of Bible lands
Having gone over route DR.. Bartlett and with
the dragoman testify tho accuracy and value OF
his work. Rev. Philip Schan, d. D.
Inits exhau.tveness its learning, and its fairness
this work Dr important contribution OF
American scholarship the literature of Biblical criticism
and so Is an accomplishment in which his cOuntymen will
take pardonable pride-tN. Y. Void.
Published by
HARPER & BROTHERS.
New-York.
Sent by mall postage prepaid any part of the United
States on receipt of the price.
| oRING
Has started Cheap library Edition Of Popular Novels
printed large clear type good paper particularly adapted
to the travellers case, TO be known as
LORING'S "HUB" LIBRARY.
No.L
FLORENCE 1ARRYATS
LUCKY DISAPPOINTMENT.
Price 10 cents.
For the bookstores depot news stands or by
mail from
LORING, Publisher.
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FALL RIVER LINE
il FOR
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 80.
Corresponding reduction all points EAST Tickets be-
tween New York Boston limited and good only day OF
for continuous steamer and tain leaving Fall
River the following morning $3.50 NJ, arrival OF
steamer Regular tickets at 49, good any train between
Fall River and Boston. - .
THE WFLIlKNOWN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
having thoroughly oyrhGued and reted have been
placed the Inc lOT the summer season.
daily Sundays, June 10 to september H.
incusivel D. from Pier % y. r., foot Of Murrays
Leave Brooklyn, via Annex boat, at 4:3O p m.
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents
GEO L CnNNnR. Genernl Passen AgenL.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

LIMITED STATES AND BKAITL MAIL
" STEAMSHIP LINE for ST. Thomas Para, Per1am
buco Rio JanerO connecting at ST. Thomas with
Porto Rico. Jamaica ana Spanish Main-The
nrstclass iron steamship COLORADO Captain BOger
viii sail the above ports THURSDAY. June D. at
3 No freight received for this Steamer after the 3d
CITY OF PARK will sad July ;. CITY OF RIO JANEIRO
will sail August .. Freight received at all times at Rob
ers stores Brooklyn. but only on permit fron Newfork
Office.
shippers desrn effect under our open
policy nj lowest rates Through tickets issued all points
reached by Royal Mail steam Packet Companys Inter
colonial Steamers - MOnteyideo and Bueuos Ayres.
Freight must he uad in advance For freight engage
mont passage, having elegant nccommodatons apply to
G. II MALLORY II co. Agents,
pipr2 Il r.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,


A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
THE FAVOEITE PALACE STEAAfER5
MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND. Captain Jesse Mott.
m. daily SUNDAYS oXccpted Pier 20 Eorth
River QOot Of WaTrenst)
Passengers arrive IN Boston Z 4. No intermediate
landings between Ncw-NOr ana Providence.
STALE! ana tickets Nos 363 3S7 7SJ aud
9iZ Broadway At Metropolitan ald Fl1
y. 3C3 Washing tOnst BTOsklYn. Also. cKets sold
all hotel and principal ticket Offices and al all offices
colt IA ,Tt Company.
l.. W. I'll KIys. g. II. Agt D. s. BABCOCR Pres't
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
6teumboats dno Railroads.

4 ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
a and DEAN RICHMOND leave per No ,lSd6 a. NGrt6
e l GSe q snGaH m:g Win T trains
West aud East. siaterooms warmed by steam. .o
- -'''''' ". W. EVERETT President
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Naugatuck Raiiiosds Fare 81 steamer Bangepo' n
and Bridgeport a ii p II. -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot of Desbrosses and Court
% for yg m S c4gmSa g@0n GSpes6n na S
south Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark. Ohio. and
100 D. m. for Washington and the West Pullman cars
from New York Baltimore AMI Washington making close
connexions for Plsblre Cincinnati nGi1napolls Louis
vile ana St Lonis I1rqssn Pullman cars Baltimore to cn
IoGo p m daily, Washington, the South and West Pnl
making CONNECTIONS toG Sheag9 Cincinnati az lndanapo &
Southwest through Pullman from Baltimore 10 Clucin
naii connects at Washington with trains for LynehOurg
81 SGs sSFy SGG sS
ana rs arG Depot rn Jer1ey Ss NEBRASKA
AND FLORIDA. -
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN Sew;4 ork loot Of LibeItyS@
Commencing Nov 25 1878 Trains leave NewYork foot OF
L6erty.st. as follows: no,..,,or, Name,
Chunk. Tanaqna. wi'kesbafre, Emira, Sc Connects at
ss.45 a. m"Fcr nigh Bridge Branch sehooeys Mountain
@aHe1 d1k Tamad"s 1sS S1Scton WkosSarr6
ioSoa @ and 43O p. m-For solnervie and Pennington
p. m.-For FlemnstCn Easton. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqul
WilkesbarIe, Scranton TunkhaunOck, Tamaqua HaZeo1.
Reading Pottsvilr HarrsDurgh. &C.
p n.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Schooleys Mountain,
Budd's axe and Lake loPacone, E3sqn Beyiierg ani
Mauch Chunk. Connects AZ Junction with d. l.. and w H. r.
$3.50 dailv-tOr EasOn. Allentown kSd Harrisburg
7A5 y. m.-FOr EastOn.
For trains local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at 9. a NJ. IL .. for Bound
crook and intermediate POINTS and at $50 for EaHon
Reading and Harrisburg. , H..
Boats OF The Brook AMI Ere Annex" make connection
Jersey City station ana IRON Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CIV - -, ,-,.r, ,,,..-,e>,
NEW -Y0RKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave foI Red Bank, Long Branch Grove
&C. AT S.l5 1i;i5 a. ~ 4, 5il2 p m. - -,
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
4 connections foot OF Libertyst for Freehodat
S:l5, 1l:45 a. M. H. 0:l5 p m
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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For Young Ladies-City.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
EAs 12 East 7th-st. and 30 West l6th-st
SUBURBAN SEMINARY -167th-st. and
- BOstOnave; beautiful situations thorough Instruction;
moderate pnces. Address Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON, Nor
risana station.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
RED STAR LINF-FOR ANTWERP.

SaITpy tYtIY To UuYS HIItIHatIy II'gH IIisV,' NJ
landing within hours ride OF the
importa ant points of interest the Continent .
SWITZERLAND ID sails THU RSDAl May 10. at0a. m
For rates passage other Information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS General A2entS -,
307 Walnu-s, Philadelphia b2 Broadway, New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Batteryplace. New. YORK:
GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE
Pier of Company new No AZ North River foot Of Mortonst
Travellers this line avoid both transit by Enghsh ran
way and discOmfots Of crossing the Channel in small
boat.
LABRADOR Sangler. wednesday. Nay H. ~ noon
ST LAURENT JOncla Wednesday. May. 2 03O o. m
AMERIOUE DelOrd...... Wednesday. NAV p lo:3p a. M
Checks drawn Credit Paris amounts sut
LOUIS DE BERIAN. Agent, o % Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

GERMAN, LATIN, GREEK and HEBREW
" is Taught lin German language) by Prof WM. WALZ,
1873 WEST 24rHsT.
I University GTammarSchOOl, No. ,4S1 Broad
u way near 2dst Primary Commercial and Class cal de-
partlnents. NJ NJ HOBBY. W. L. AKIN, A. NJ. Principals
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
5leamboats an0 Railroads.

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landing
COzzens West Point. Corn all Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton Puugukeep~ie, Esopus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware 0nd Wagi Valley Railroads Steamboats, JAMES
W. BALDWIN aud THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at
p. H., Pier "a North River, foot Of HarriscnsL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. IL NoIth
River foot OF Canaist every week day M conhec.ng
Albany SUNDAY morning eXceped) win trains Noftn
West aud Iast. SiateroOms warmed by steam
Excursion t0 Albany return. good 30 days g ~,
w. w. EVERETT, President
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
For Both Sexes-Citv.


MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
w for Young Ladies children "a East 22d.s will
reopen Thursday, September 20.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatonlc
Naugatuck Railroads Fare al steamer bridgeport
Catharnosp daily Sundays excepted at ll3O m
and Bridgeport II y.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08

Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VIII pupils pandDg Landscape flowers sn lie
china and decoraiion) studio THE Bella NO. 4S East
26th-st.. corner 4th ave.
ont of door sketchinR during May and June -,
References: d. Huntington, Mr.. VIM Hart MT james
NJ. u A. y. bellows.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-08
For Young Laoles-Couutry.

fOT Oung LducS-OOuuJrY.
BRADFORD ACADEMY,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The year SomnSneei sspeG@6eT . 1s79
Bradford, Mass
GROVE HALL, New-Haven, COnn.-lIis6
VI MoNTFORTs SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
OPEN d feP r u f. Z %
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
~ P i2ges dd P5Sea s MasisPgg tern opens Ap .
Wesleyan Female College. Wilmington. DEL
furnished For cataog address Rev. 81 Williams A. II Pres
For Both Sexes-Country.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown,
- NJ-Best and largest building IN the state Instruction
h0olEn r"ts @ zen fIth year opens
Il WmiTNEY d D.. President new oi''
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.-On farm ii
miles IRON NewGOrk, g. week; board washing tuition
e care GaTns The Summers vaesto For parIeuss Apply
toMrs H. C. MONELL Manhassct L. l.
EERGUSONVILLE ACADEMIA board
w Apply at g. F. Panai sons s2 5iha7e
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm
Tor young LADIES' and children. will September
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The Commercial Value of Courtesy.

The Maverick bank at Boston, which
has sold 800, 100000 Of the government
4 per cents, has also been rema1 kablv
successful financial institution in other
respects, especially as it has been run on
these extraordinary anti-traditional prin-
ciples, according to the Boston Advertiser
The directors believed that any person
who called upon the bank officials in
business matters should be treated cour-
teously, however small their direct trans
actions might be. The spirit of accomo-
dalton was instilled into every clerk and
employe Of the bank. No one was al
lowed to stand around, awaiting with
fear and trembling the presence of the
bank magnates. If they had any bust
ness to transact they were received as well
come visitors, and not as intruders. The
bank officials made the smallest deposit
tors feel that they were comforting fav-
or on the bank by depositing in the in.
stitution. The business was looked up
on as mutual advantage to bank and
depositors, and as a consequence the bank
has now over seven hundred depositors
and $2,500,000 of individual deposits.
But notwithstanding this shining illus
tration of the commercial value Of cour-
tesy and politeness in business, they will
continue to be, we suppose, about the
scarcest commodities in the market
Springfield Union.