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LOCAL NEWS.



To-day, Mr. Reginald Fendall for the Charter
ed Fund Of the NJ. f. Church in the United
States entered suit against NJ. G. Emery, F.
Howard, S. Norment. T. +. Clark b. r. Cowen.
s. Emery, T. L. Tullock, s. Fowler A. B. Du-
VAIL ID. c. Cox, &. ID. Chenowith and L c. Tall
madge, to recover $4,000. The declaration
states that the defendants and one Matthew
Simpson on the Sd OF Juue, 1874, executed 70
them a certain bond In the sum Of $4,000 that
they would willingly and truly pay or cause to
be paid TO the plaintiffs the interest as IL be
came due on thirty bonds OF $500 each, issued
by [. $. Grant. NJ. g. Emery. Howard, Fowler,
Tullock, Noment, Cox. T. f. Clark and A. B.
Duvall. trustees OF the Metropolitan church:
bonds: They state that defendants and Simp-
son dld not pay the interest or the bonds as
they have become due.
THE EQUITY SUIT AGAINST .. s. GRANT AND OTHERS.
IL will be remembered that there is already
suit In equity instituted by the Baltimore EQui-
table Society for the substitution OF trustee
and the enforcement OF the payment OF bonds
held by that company. It was understood some
months since that arrangements would be made
to bridge the matter over until the approaching
general conference, in May, could do something
towards aiding the trustees. and with this view
the membership were anxious that Rev. DIR.
Naylor would remain in charge for the present.
THE CONFERENCE APPOINTMENT A DISAPPOINTMENT
TO THE CHURCH
AT the session OF the conference In Baltimor
IL became apparent that DR.. Naylor would b
changed, and few days ago an effort wa
pointment so that they could save the minis
ter'S salary to help pay the interest on bonds
while at the same time they could use the ser
vices OF such ministers as they could procure
The conference however appointed Rev. Rober
n. Baer to this charge, and though he ha
many friends In the congregation, there is con
Siderable feeling that the conference did not
accede to the request made by them. Added to
this state of affairs this action by the Chartered
Fund will not be conducive to harmony.
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The District in Congress.

The House committee on the District Of Colun-
bia to-day agreed to report favoraby bill to reg
ulate the payment Of alimony In suits for divorce
in the District Of Columbia. 1t enacts: THAT
In all suits for divorce and separation IN the Dis
trict of Columbia, where an allowance OF al1mo-
ny is decreed the same shall be nen or charge
upon the husbands estate; and the court IN It's
discretion, may direct its payment either In
gross or by inStallmentS, and enforce the same
by the usual processes of law, provided that this
at shall not impair existing remedies IN such
cases"
BILL TO PURCHASE GROUND.
The bill to authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury to purchase lot of ground adjoining
the present site for the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing was reported favorabY to-day by
the House committee on public buildings ana
appropriation to secure the proper approprfa-
tfon In the sundry civil appropriation bill
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THE SAN FRANCISCO WALKING
MATCH.


SAN FRANCISCO, March lin the walking
match at O'Clock this morning Weston was
been off the track portion of the evening.
During the early morning hours Weston
rested, and at O'Clock O'Leary had
292: Weston, 2s1. Both men are in as good con-
dition as could be expected at this stage of the
match. The pools are still slightly in favor of
O'Leary.
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A PARTING SHoT.-A few minutes before the
adjournment Of the Virginia legislatureSGoy.
Holiday sent In the annexed brief message: 81
tender to the General Assembly my cons3dera-
one and all, safe journey to their respectiye
homes, regTetting, however, that they should
have deemed Il proper to adjourn without pasgs-
ing the usual appropriation bill.n
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For Blaine for President.

BANGOR, ME-, March 1.-THE republicans of
the 4th Congressional district met at the Cily
Hall to-day and nominated delegates to the ma
ttonal convention at Chicago. Resolutions were
adopted instructing the delegates to the nation
al convention to use every honorable exertion
to secure the nomination OF James g. Blaine for
President of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

Inv nefecfive Comes l r.. .6ov 81 fhe insane ~
Me6Sra HerZOg, Cohen and another second-
hand dealer, for selling new watches as gold,
which upon test proved TO be silver cases Cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

Mr.. EUGENE LAPoRrE, for many years q
printer In this city, died at his residence, 1929
9Th street, this morning., In the 69th year Of his
many years was comp0sitor In the office Of the
National Latelligeieoe', but since the establish
ment OF the Government printing office he, up
to a few years ago, when he was transferred To
In. Mr.. Laporte was aqu1et unassuming man.
and had many friends In this community. His
funeral viii take place at 2 O'Clock on Sunday.
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Fire.

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, March 11.-A fire at Aud
enried, In this county, last night, destroyed the
coal company, and two houses Most OF the
goods In the store and dwellings were saved.
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PENNSYLVANIA BRIBERY CASES
Refr0ff EornA l.uilfU

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 1.-THE jury In the
case OF Emile ]. Petroff this morning returned
verdict OF guilty of attempting to bribe Repre-
sentatiyeS Watson and Maclay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

TIE SUIT OF sCRIvRNER against Dixon, for
to the jury In Judge MacArhurls Clrcuit Courf
yesterday, and verdict for plainItn for $500
damages was given to-day. The arrest OF
Scr1yenef for the theft OF two mules for which
ne was indicted, but owing to the absence OF
witnesses was not tried, formed the subject OF
the act1on, which was brought by Messrx Car
ngton & Darlington. Mr.. Coyle defended the
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internalre reve-
nue., s4O4, ,321.46; customs, s743, 3,172.77.

CAPT. WALTER w. QUEEN, U. S. N, has been
detached from the navy yard, New York, and
ordered to command the Trenton, European
station,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

SENATOR GORDON intends to call up his reso
luton to create special committee on the sub
ject OF Jnter-oceanic communication, tomorrow
or next day.
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A LITTLE GIRL BURNED.-About 1:S0 o'clock
yesterday afternoon little daughter of Mr..
VIM. Dinsmore, living on Sd street. near Massa-
chuseuts avenue, was severely burned by her
clothes taking fire from the cooking stove DIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

MISSING FROM HOME.-Mr F. M. Stewart,
printer under Capt. Rodier, Of the Treasury de-
Thursday last.
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MOlders, Strike.

READING Pa, March 11.-One hundred and
nfty molderS employed by the Reading Hard
ware Company went on strike this morning
for an advance OF 25 per cent. The firm has no.
tined them that they could give definite an
Swer to their petition on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

THE CANAL TOLLS AND MANAGEMENT.-The
question Of tolls on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal for the coming season will depend In a
great measure on the charges by boatmen. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad have advanced the
price for freight on coal from S13s to $1.SS. The
charge by bOatmen on the canal last season
was IS cents. This season, however, without
warning or without waiting for the action OF
the railroad, they advanced their charges to
$l.25 The canal had under consideration at the
time the question of raising their tolls from Az
to so cents, but the action OF the boatmen rem
dered this impossible, as with boat charges,
tolls, wharfage Is centsl and terminal
would be advanced to too high figure to
allow the canal to successfully compete with
its rival, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mr..
Gormans visit to New York is to confer with
the representatives of the coal business there,
ascertain their views as to the prospects for the
coming season, and to try to induce them to
come to some understanding with the b0atmen
whereby the boat charges may be reduced and
the canal allowed to make some OF the profits.
The canal WILL II the boat charges are reduced,
be enabled to fix the tolls as high as SO cents;
otherwise the price cannot exceed forty
cents, If It reaches that figure. Truly, the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal has many things to con-
tend wtth-among them rival transportation
company, an enemy In its own household, In the
shape of the b0atmen, and lawsuit In q fed.
eral court-Anndpo1is Cor. Bali. S,tu. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

ANOTHER NOTARY.-The President has ap-
pointed Washington Danenhower notary pub
lie for the District of Columbia.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
CONGRESS WATER.
It's superiority as cathartic and alternative con
ssts In its entire freedom from everything bitter
acid or crude that produces headache internal sore
ness. and tends to destroy the mucous membrane.
All mineral waters that are dangerous irritsnts may
be known by an acid after taste. decS-3m
S PURE NORWEGIAN GOD LIVER OIL
at DREW,S Drug Store, corner 9th st; and Pennsyl-
vAnia ave.. at 80 cts. per full pint bottle. Gets
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PARDoNED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
to-day pardoned Nathan Brown, who was con-
victed in the Criminal Court of this District on
the 4th of February, 1878, for an assault and
battery with intent to kill, and was sentenced
to three years in the Maryland penitenttary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

aoAAc AoSC Ccoccu running
The DefAulting Postmaster Bailed.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 11.-Maj0r w. .. Bige-
low, postmaster at Annapolis, had q prelimin-
ary hearing before Commissioner Rogers this
morning on the charge OF being q detaulIer to
the United States, by hyp0thecatdDg postage
admitted 70 bail In q, 900 for further hearing
on the 18th Inst
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Political Notes.

Both the Hartford republican papers-Gov.
Jewell's organ, the Post and Gen. Hawley's
paper, the CO,trGnt-are out for Edmunds, and
it is thought the Vermont Senator will very
likely get Connecticut delegation at Chicago.
The New York sun warns the democratic
Senators that Fftz John Porter is not ''a iudici-
Gus political investment"
Col. John Hays post as Assistant Secretary
OF State Is not an easy one. The Cleveland
Leader says he is about as hard worked as any
professional man In the land. The Leader adds:
He dispatches work with peculiar ease and
rapidity, and, notwithstanding his arduous and
delicate duties, he manages to keep well posted
on the political situation both in Congress and
in Cleveland. AS to the congressional outlook
in the twentieth district, he has not much to
say. Yet 1t is very doubtful If he would re-
fuse to run for Congress in case the nomination
was rendered him. He will not scramble for 1t,
however. Should he accept a nomination, he
would be strong candidate. IL elected, he
would not have to take his seat in Congress
until his term Of Office under President Hayes
expires
The Washington correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch reports the Hon. j. Randolph
Tucker as urging that the conservatives OF Vlr-
g1nia must heal their differences. otherwise,
he says, there will be two separate electoral
tickets, each being for the same nominee for
President, and the republicans, though in q
minority in the state, may carry it.
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Strike Of Train NUem.

WnMNeToN, DEL, March 1.-THE train men
OF the Delaware and Dorchester railway struck
for higher wages at Seaf0rd yesterday, and the
trains have ceased running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

INTERNAL REvENUE COLLECToRs YOUNG, Of
North Carolina, Van Horn. OF Missouri ana
on oficial business with the Secretary of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

NOMINATIoN.-The President this afternoon
sent to the Senate the nomination of 1st Lieut.
Eugene B. Gibbs, to be assistant quartermaS-
ter with rank of caDtain,
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THE PoNCAs.-The Senate committee on the
removal OF the Poncas heard a statement from
White Eagle yesterday, the chief of the tribe, in
which he claimed that of $1,000, half cash. half
goods only the goods had ever been received.
1t being suggested that probably the whole
amount had been invested ia goods, White
Eagle said he hadn't thought of that and would
however,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

PAY OF U. S. MARsHALs AND DEPUT1Es.-The
House committee on appropriations at their
meeting to-day, resolved to incorporate In the
special deficiency bill the item OF 100000 for the
pay of United States marshals and deputies
without any proviso or restrictionS), and in
structed Representative Mcmahon to report the
bill at once to the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

THE BILL TO EMPLOY ADDITIONAL CLERKS
The bill which has now passed both Houses,
authorizing the employment of additional de-
partment clerks, provides an appropriation OF
$500 for the employment Of additional clerks
in the Pension Office at salaries not exceeding
500 per month: also an appropriation OF $500
for the employment OF twelve additional clerks
in the Office of the Second Auditor at a salary
not to exceed 500 per month, for the balance of
the current fiscal wear.
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GOVERNOR HOLIDAY, OF Virginia, was on the
floor OF the Senate to-day. He is inclined to be-
lieye that the question Of difference now diyid-
ing the democratic party in Virginia Will he
harmonfously settled before the prestdentiaI
canvass opens. He thinks the masses OF for
mer democratic voters will support the national
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ARMY ORDERs.-Lfeutenant Col. A. j. Dallas,
22d infantry, qecently promoted from major
23d infantry,) WILL on expiration of his present
leave of absence Join his regiment in the de-
partment of Texas. Major j. s. Fletcher, jr.,
23d infantry, Tecently promoted from captain
10th infantry,} is relieved from recruiting duty,
and will report to the department of the Mis-
souri, for assignment to a station.
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COMBINATIONS AND A REJECTIoN.-The Senate
in executive session, yesterday, confirmed the
following nominations A. Chestnut, to
be supervisor of census for the 9th district of
Illinois; Henry S. French, postmaster at North
nia to be secretary of Wyoming territory; Chas.
E. Daley, OF Virginia, to De receiver OF public
moneys at Florence, Arizona. The Senate
rejected the nomination of William r. Brown
as census supervisor for the Sth district OF Illi
nois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-11

POsTA- REFoRM.-The Senate committee on
post Offices and post roads to-day heard eX-
Senators Fowler of Tenn, and Poole, of n. C..
in advocacy Of the passage of bill directing the
Postmaster General to introduce and furnish
for public use double stamp envelopes double
postal cards and letter sheet envelopes.
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AMONG TIE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators morrill,, Dawes, Hoar, Plumb and
Logan, and Representatives Upson, Blount,
Miller, Robinson, Updegraff, Shallenbarger
Thomas, Lowe and Dwight.
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THE EIGHT HOUR LAw.-Senator Wallace TO-
day submitted joint resolution providing that
according to the true intent and meaning of
section 3,T3S of the Revised Statutes, all
laborers, workmen and mechanics, in govern
ment employ, shall hereafter receive a full
days pay for eight hours work, and all heads of
struction OF the law. An effort was made In
the House at the extra session to pass a similar
resolution, it being urged that it would help the
democratic party among the laboring
classes. 1t was defeated, though by a
large vote, and there are leading democrats
who hold the opinion that their party did suffer
in the elections last fall because OF that action
of the House. The Government employees are
diligently urging the adoption of the resolution
by this Congress,
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CONTRACTS FOR STAR MAIL SERVICE The
Post Oflice department last night concluded
contracts for the star mail service in the fol-
lowing ten states: North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. These
contracts are for the four years from July 1st
next. The total amount OF contracts as awarded
is about SSs5.0OO. The routes included in this
letting are 5000 in number There were 81 200
bids. Those who received the largest contracts
were G. NJ. Snodgrass, Virginia; A. E. Boone,
lucky; j. H. Wilson, Kentucky; w. L. Argue,
Washington, D. c., and j. D. Colegrove, Mis-
souri,,
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OUR HONE On NE HILLSIDE.-The brst

~ place health IA the trvl
mountain and scenery splendid water MuLlHHE
THERMO- ELECTRIC and rer baths: not iashiOnsols
qaigt pace excellent table competent phi cians.
special given adapting scetidc NET for H.
very send Og circG giving
u info nation Address OUR H0ME Da1syAe l4vings
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
WHITE STAR LINE.

w III r SIAR LIN r. -. =. -. ..c,, . :, a.,
Nor fOk QUEESsTowT AND LIVERPOOL
ck1e steamers this Line take the lane ksns
~. y, boHeS ard voyages
IhhttiAA NC ca,s SATURDAY. Aug IL, 1880 m
cSAiJI CoI Jenllln ~ .-.-. Thursday. Ang. lS p
Es.@A Nc Cant Kennedy saturday Aug. 70, A IA
"ss,atlt. Ca. Flrs'I Tuesday. ScDf. 2. $3.50
iefh-sf M WRITE siA"
steamers ahlfSrm IN and unsurpassed IN az
Is-crsMebiS The SialcrooulA SMOKING ana BAH
are pscod sldsips where the noise ann motion arc
Asaa - ~-S'A4s ueRIee VI NViH1"i "'NANN -%'
hkAIEs-saOon, $50 ana 900 steerage. SO. Return
teW "a favorable lsrsnA
tae@e stssners carry oether cattle, sheep nor pigs
To- syec0n OF Dans other Information appy AZ the
E.4palys Oaees 40 81 aroa.w4y New York or No. l4J
~sutsk Philadelphia a.. j. Gorilla Agent
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CCHOOL Properties for sale or rent-New
Csummer list mailed stamp. schernertorn 10 b l4th
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FON gL-f F-,r row - 4 sd lINEhlOOL-
Leayanc Pa 81 \. r.. FOOT % knRsL
WYOMING -. ri -A-DAH Au- 10. g 4.
NEVADA ........ ~ F.-DAY. aug y, 3 D. NJ.
WI. * ~ .......... T 4 ESDAY. AGg. n. y. m
ARIZONA .-.--.- 4 a. E-DAY, Sept. I, a. n.
WYOMING PV ESDAY. S-DT. IA, 2p. n
~ seau r. are iron, N water-hght coo
IarimG and furnished vita every requisite 70 MAKE
t h+lautc bIth sale and agf3ebe nav
bathroom slaoklnc room. dTswingTDoa, aaao and
library also surgeon stcwaress ana ca-eer on
each steamer The state al upper deck thus nsu
e those greatest At sea- perfect veatNaioa
alc clt
CABIN PASSAGE according TO siaieroom $50, $50 and
500 n. rLKMhIgAIF 40 SlE-kAi Z, at low rates
49, OFITC.J. "a ~ BROADWAY.
VII III W. - WILLIAMS & GUION.
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downtown landing PIER 2 foot RectOrs. close 10 both
elevated roads "TRIP No. will not be SUNDAYS
Trips leaving Pier $50 a. ana 1913 p, land at
RectJrst Jersey City only
p g. \. ., q. y. and 10 do not lana al Leroy
81 on tr.p M from Iron Pier.
Trfp.i4. lB. II o Leroy-st. the way down.
lU:iS'ast trin from Pier lands RectOrst only
OMNIBUS 10 Brighton Beach from Pier.
Table d'hOte dinner, with wine, ST.
Chef from Hot 81 brunswick.
Menu for to-day Juenne baked halibu wine ssuce
veal "a bOurSeOse, green corn, mashed pOat"'s roast
Surug duck n ce cake salad, elaret
THE CERCLE FRANCAIS de PHARMONIE.
THE ONLY sUMMEh NIGHT FESTIVAL
given by the
CERCLE FRA NCAIsE DE LHARMONIE
Will take place
THURSDAY. august II, 1880,
IRON PIER, con Ely ISLAND.
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GFRMAN MAIL.

sTEANsHfP Li>f hEfWi.EN HEw-YORK
MIN 80 - az : - ~ NJ = - sat Aug d
NOSE ,-.,. i ltr-T -af. Au". p.
HATES q PASS G y from NENNORK 70 sou AiiAN Z
Ton. HAVRF OR BKEM EN- an
fIheI CA BIN 900 SECOND CA BIN ..-------p1'
AGK $50.
tml tickets AT reduced Prepaid steerage ce'-
seIage uc4et- an points the South Of England $50
HEl}It1IS AZ EOWIu frrcfB
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lorcHIl EiIcuMeTa.

NDVERTlSE MENTS FOs TIE NEW:
~ YORK TRIBUNE VIII BE RECEIVED At TIE
List-s;- JU Twoni thr!st.. cor. Eiglth-ave
No .. East FOurtcrath-si. corner Mon sa'lars
eGn IlIrl-Svc. FOTy-s-Ventl-st.: at he AkLEA
OFfICL- NO 2.SSI Th.rd-agc. cor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty t0mtl.t Harlem savings Bank Building up 10 50
M, IL. ice
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ISMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER

NoIilF.-lA5 IRIS l>le btko Lleuten mt
Maurj = lane rOu;es a, a. SEASONS .. Tue year
CITY or UHksIER.........>Al UkDAY, Aug. :, 3 D. m.
CiCY IF Bs.t thursday Aug g, $50
CITY OF fnlgIFN Bfday Z. ~ g.. M.
CITY or MONTREAL...THUR sDAY. Aug 20. $50 a. m.
Nll1 IL Al ltllA1 sept. T. D. IN
RON 'er 81, y. H. loot OF Cnarii Gn-sr.
y. mad favorable Tor ms
STEEkAt4I. Drafts nj lowest rates.
smoking snd bathrooms tDitsapA
These Bof carry cattle, sheep of T. -
J.lIN q. DIVE Agenl. 81 Anl - BroAlWly ~ y.
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I NPERIAL GERAIAN MAlL

i Hamburg American Packet Comp ny's Line for
ILNIOt III, CNERB1C re-, ana HAA2l 70. -
WfELAN p..-......-Aug ~ WFSrPH ALA. uc. 20
FRisIA.......... Aug 70 GILL kT sept.
Riiss 81 passage 90 Plymouth. Lon.on Cher on Ham
bar=. and rto sJ.th ~ Fueiauu tlrt tanil.
tt secsud taa3. 500; Ste~Fage, $50. Round tiny al
fo.ncef RATS from HAND lTe o. ltayre, s..
KUNHaDDl' q CO. {. q. RI II RD & co.
Gcnrr. AGENTS General Passenger Agents
No q ..loal.,L. y. y No. Gl Broadway, y. Y.
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prospect PARK HOTEL.
"VHE PARRY HOUSE, BEACH HAVEN,

Five miles hundred yards tr>u Tie ocean i've
the bay unsurpassed lyr ". arg,
fishing sail ng ETC. positive reeI RON asthma gro ay
fever" good 0iatiOns for two huntrel hy
guests bedrooms FARMS eel with s3riDg bells Az hair MT
IIs.sses New York by PeEnsy!vsna siirs -
D. m DARN Eli. & b LEI.
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SltrGtions WaUfeo-- Hldlcs.

A YOUNG NAN wants position as clerk
"A or assistant book Keep il steady sober and temper
ate can give Al references Address J. A. Box o. Tribune
tfu
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Uiploeno Nct.es
-NSoRII,E AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.
August 4, 1850
PACIFIC RAILWAY COUPONS.

boous maturing ugust from bonds Of ths COMPANY
Sverras Il Mon PACltlC RAILWAY ,kASlE DI-
also nstuI1ng same date from kANsAS
NtSra,rrc HALFWAY COAPkEH'S coUPON CEkIiF-
fss Ser,.s l. r. and v wi be pale on sIi after that
CA ~ - ,,ressn, zion the UNION TRUST COMPANI.
dale on OF the bonds Of Kansas Pacific Railway
SrT viii hereafter DC paid at tae Office OF the Union
Tras; Company rAMEs HAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-07
a,r PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.

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nj sing siRgGl- Hudson \. X.
embraces the folo"lng Depart
Classical Mcfern Languages, Elementary hsthe
matca English Studies Natural science Glasses are
in Music Drawing Fencing ana kloceIon 4
thoroughly organized Military Department iadlng school
With well trained horses gymnasium &C. WIZ reopen Ihurs
day September 49, BEkJAMIS 4 ALLEN, Principals