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THE WEST INTITS.

TuE FLORIDA BOARDED Ely SPANISH OFFICERS
ATIEK LEAVING 81. TiIOMAS-ilER IAlLko
EXANINLD.
ST. THOMAS, Dec. IL, Via Havana, Dec. o.
rhc United States steamer shaWmut has arrived from
Sauala lor the purpose Of recruiting her The
American steamer Florida, after having detached
h. ctw started under sail for New York, the lHb
INST The Spanish man-Ofwar NascO de Nunez immed
atly followed the Florida fred blank cartridge over
h aud examined her papers. which were proved TO be
correct. and the Florida proceeded on her voyage.
Twelve days quarantine has been established upon
,cssel> from New-York.
The United States IIasSer with Prot. AgasSiZ
board has arrived at - Thomas from Boston,
IKOGEEss OF TIE REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.
CARACAS, Dec. s, Via HAVANA, Dec 22.-Af
tI- a.; OughOut Venezuela remain unchanged Blanc0
wit 1"J IL III the interior operating against the
ioItion,ts Who retiring before the PRESIDENT and
"i' IrcrdIin" for hnJl struggle.
IXtIILMENT IL CIRACOA-A MOB DISPERSED Ely
TIE MILITARY.
CURACAO, Nov. "a, via HAVANA, Dee. 22.-
Great excitement caused here by the arrest Of The
Attorney General by order Of the Government The
"iiest gave rise TO denomination 10y the people.
Troops we're called and fired upon the crowd killing
one person aud wouudng 49, The action OF The Govern
nrnt causes much dissatisfaction among the people.
m 'r,nne apSe from personal eniny between the At
"'b"y-Oenerai and the Governor
AFFAIRS IN HAvTI-THE CASE OF THE HORNET
CONsIDERED SETTLED.
JACnEL, Dec. s, via Havana Dec 22-The
~ase Of the steamer Hornet IL considered settled The
Spanish Dan-of war ssrsgCsss remained two days OF
Tortsu'PriDce. without communicating with the sbore
The commander then sent dispatch the Government,
as.hg II the Spanish Consul cOxd enjoy the same guar
sntees ss heretofore, aud, if such was the care,
Ibe CobsoI would land again. The Government
,,ephed In the affirmative. aud the Con,ul
, . aud reoceuPied his post. 1t il reported
tbdt tDe commander Of the Zaragossa asked the
Soveifhment TO remove some important pieces Of
IN I, rom tbe Hornet thus rendering her unfit for
tea put TIE Government refused, and the Zsrncossa
ssed Tor Santiago de Cuba where she ha. since arrived
plhee until the Hornet question IL settled by the Wash
Ihg,on and Madrid Governments President Sacet has
arrived at Port au Prince. ~
SHHTlSG IN sANTO DOMINGO DEFEAT or
CABKAL.
SaHfo DOMINGO, Dec. IL, via HAVANA, Dec.
H~|seAsdent Bses has returned 70 the capital. En-
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THE MORMON TRIALS.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 21.-Mrs. Robinson,
widow Of the murdered DR.. Robinson s expected here,
tomorrow from San Francisco. u testify In the exsmi.
nation of the alleged asssssins OF her husband. II In
stated that persons passed through the secret tnitia
tlOn cereinonieSof the Mormon Endowment House, on
Monday night
Robert n Baskin late Acting United States District.
Attorney employed ny the Attorney General OF
the United State, IN assist i tho PROSECUTIONS against
Brigham Young, Wells, Stout, aud others.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTEa.

-. The Rev. James Is. Taylor. for the past q years
secretary Por~en Msson Board OF the Sos'hsrn
Bap.s 10 Rhaond Va yesterday, age os Seah
The merchants Of San Francisco have lost
b., Ia the their holiday goods IRON New oh
BY nil 10 csnaenre Of thu and 81 them hfraen suits
sgsp. the Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
49,. The largest amount Of mail matter that ever
ro-pone the distribution 81 'uns 81 mail
matter pos, oMee bsiag iSsd-lsaie TO contain It.
The Phi Kappi Psi Fraternity, representing 60
college e.~d is spsaal peeaF Phsselph. .s.,s rd.y
sv prv-Hs aBd Thrsore Thob DE-
Nerd sksss sss ~ SEAT
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THE SAN FRANCISCO INSURANCE COMPANIES

SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. LIT is the Occi-
dental Insurance Company Of this city which, having
rensnred all it, outstanding policies in the Commercial
Union Assurance Company Of London. will retire from
business after settling Chicago LOSSES at 80 cents on
the dollar The Commercial Union lost only ahon
$50 600 M the Chicago fire, and no question OF It's sound
Ness. has hec raised
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dr.ess condition facilities operations great
we'll employed John Brown Wright luz VI j. w. Wright
The husband Of Chsoi.e and BY virtue Of zach relation
and bis Eu.rias '.sr situated Alexander Clsppsren
prcfrsaon Of Claim Aren't The Wright Alexander
app-ton and Albert Barnes Ck OF the Illinois District Court
In undivided Indian subject
upon which eperaunabie .ycah Enssh knowing little Of
beyond the changes Of the he
k detect imposition unable to protect himself bad he
pected raod and manner esrehf Tor witness 10 eoVe' MS
oppresors Of or and bring them to punshmeDt
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THE PARK BANK A CITY DEPOSITORY.

Chamberlain Bradley sent to Controller Green,
yesterday brief letter announcing that the Park Bank
had been designated by him depository for the city
funds. Mr.. Palmer Of the Broadway Bank was at the
ChaInberlans office yesterday, endeavOrng to arrange
to have the Of at present deposited there
remain IN that bank until the close OF the year.
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Reports the contrary flying around but mp to the
hour Of going to press warrant bad been served on
The TRIBUNE.
MCCUNN AGAINST TAMMANY.
A PROTEST WORTH NOTING.


70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: desire simply to offer my protest at
your calling Ring Judge have been battling with
the Ring for years past they have been btterest
enemies. Ihave endeavored to perform my duties the
Bench as upright and pure Judge and fear no nves
tgation-ndeed court it. know that the highest and
purest In the land-rOm the President down-have suf
fered from assaults in the Press and know that the
ndiscrimnate Of assang the good and the bad
alike has destroyed In great the just denun
cations In the papers against bad men. and that good
men assailed trying to console themselves with the
Dee that all contained in the newspapers is not to pass
current and while perhaps get along without COM
desre-uness you can find anght against me-that you
VIII not designate me among the Ring Judges.
Hoping have not trespassed, ! remain dear Sir
yours truly JOHN H. McCuSS,
Ne,- York, Dec. %. 1871.
III is only necessary to say, in publishing Judge
McCunns letter as above. that The TRIBUNE
wages war upon no individual Judge. Its whole
purpose is to stop the abuses of system, proper
enough in itself but which, through the corruption
of the Bench under TammaDy rule, has become OPP
pressive and extortionate. Tammany has been
overthrown and with it it's tilest relic. too must he
DESTROYED forever. To that end THE TRIBUNE will
mot cease striving until it is attained. Judge Me-
Gum claims to have aided to destroy Tammany
Hall; we shall be glad to have his help or that OF
any other person to reform the Judiciary which re-
mains az vile remnant OF Tsmuany, But 1ol
whatever wrong the Judge may have been guilty OF
in his official conduct he mnst accept the response
bility, and the certain pnhishment.-Edl
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HOLLAND.

PETITION IN FAVOR OF CONTINUING TIE FATAL
MISSION.
THE HAGUE, FRIDAY Dee. %, ISL.
The Romau Catholic Bishops of this country
Fave united IN memorial the King PRAYING Inn not
IL disc Citinuc the Dutch Legation AT the Vatican.
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Al STRIA.

SATISFACTORY BUDGET.
Wilma, Friday Dec ~. 1871.
Tho statement IL made on authority that the
forthcouAac hud,et viii show surplus Of 2loCO,Wo
GoIs the receipts expenditures for the ycaI III
ttcad ~: u a. felt, lie anticipated.
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caCcmcnts have taken place between the Baczs troops
and he revou Onsts Cabral beaten Mt Nieba ana
Compelled to abandon the place hastily Hs ioss was
heavy in men and ammunition. He lost even MS own
eliot hing Gem Pucntal resisted the ATTACK or inc
BJez forces successfully at Santa Guam and routed the
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JAMES NJ. swEENY's POSITION.

Chamberlain Bradley says that he has never
had his hands the resignation Of James NJ sweeny
clerk OF the Superior Court and also asserts that Mr.
sweeny has not resigned bis position Deputy Cham
berlau.
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A TANNtANY LEGACY.

NETWORK OWES OVER $4,000, OO0-OFrICIAL
STATEMENT OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY DEBT.
The following official statement of the in
debtencss Of the City and County Of New-York il fur
pisled from the Controllers Office:
or, OF NEw-YORR, DEPARTMENT OF FiSAME,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. Dec H. lsIl. ,
A, IN. cose Of buaness ON the 10th OF December, 1871
the Funded Debt OF the Cty ana
Of New York was a. fOlowa:
per cent per annum, redeemable from A.. ooo A.. m
tlp sinking fund. c,ST,1o oo
Stocks and bonds Of the City
and Comfy OF New-York
bearing interest at 8, g. and
per cent per aDnuln:
fnnnty 29979,6OO OO-$4 ,j92 OF
Total Observation-Disclosures. $s7,S1l. cte 81
Less assets in sinking fund, consisting Of
stocks and cash in bank on 10th Decem- .- -
her Is1i Observation-Disclosures. 2O.l37.093 "a
Not funded debt ST., us Az
TEMPORARY AND FLOATING DEBT.
Seven per cent Assessment -oo n
Revenue Bonds at 6 and per cent per annum:
City .S,479l00 10
County. ssO,vc0 W-S, S9lo 90
Due the State ON Tax Of ISL. 4.5sl, col IS
Uupaid warrants Oh the Treasury
City. Sy?,9o7 &c
County ..........l, 1860 81 &,55l6l6 ~
Balance Park Fund. Croton
Aqueduct. and Ninth Dis . 100000. .
trct Court House Fund.-. 557,l7e 33-$?s 259O71 IS
Total .ss5,49S7ss ~
The cash In the City and County Treasury .
on the 10th December, 1871, was..... $6,969sl9 SO
Total 81, 500 s67 ~
In addition To the above Debt claims have
already been presented ON unsettled ac-
counts amounting to abOut................ oV"VV w
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,ys Ar,srACTORY CONDITION OF THE THIN" y.
w.IEs-spRFAp or THE SMAIL-foA -
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.
LONDON, Friday Dec. a. lSi'
Tho noon bulletin trOm SandrinSham to-"a!
r,,orts that the Prince Of Wales was NIUE e'7 f"
/, :, nh, bnt that his condition is unchanged.
N, Pail Nall Gazette has special tiee'a'n '''''
vdor which represents that the reports whieh nave
,, ,ecciyed nj Windsor Castle from sahur,neha" u"
lv are NOT quite so favorable that the rnise oi h'
p,cc Of Wales is higher and that there Is c'hsdeia"e
anxiety at the Castle.
Tie small poxprevails TO an alarming extent Ill DIT
CHAM Special hospitals are 10 he established the
,,ck are to be quarantncd and other precautionary
measures have been taken hy the authorities to prevent
the further spread OF the disease.
Rrar.A Admiral Edward 4. lngctrld. ~. has "enalr
ponted Naval Auaehe Of the British Legation at Wash
lngton.
A notice has been issued from the American Legation
here 10 the effect that II is desirable that all citizens OF
The United states intending to travel on the continent
,lould provide themselves with passports.
tuesday after Christmas will be observed as holiday.
The stock Exchange and markets generally will Ice
,oscd. and business almost wholly suspended.
1uE FRINGE OF wALES-A CONTRADICTIONS
LONDON. saturday, Dec. 2J-5 IN.
The alarming special dispatch which was
paisLed i'll N, Pd Man Gazette yesterday. relative TO
the ruce Of Wales has no foundation The Prince con
times 10 improve and there is no increase in his fever.
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WHY PETER b. SwEENY WENT AWAY.

1t was stated yesterday, by a person inti-
mate with Peter b. swceny, that he left the city owing
to his Fisk complications. He feared the dissolution OF
the Pratt injunction and the publication OF the FISK cor
respondence in portions OF which references are
made little divyics" at sweenys house Mr. Sweehy'
just before leaving. sent Fisk word that he wac gong
away "to be rid of him and his prostitutes and the
next day took the train for Canada The above comes on
authority that seems to make it credible hut Is not
vouched for by THE TRIBUNE. and is merely given as
part Of the current talk Of the hour for whatever IT may
be worth.
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RuNORED FLIGHT OF CORNELIUS CORsON.

RCMORED fLH'hl of ''hNhLi'"
A vague rumOr was current yesterday tha'
Cornelius Corson Of the Bureau Of Elections secretary
of the New-York Printing Company, and proprietor OF
The Transcript had left the city to escape the result OF
charges which were likely to be brought before te
Grand jury 1t was claimed that the affairs OF MI
Corson had become complicated to such extent as 10
render his flight both polite and timely reporter OF
TIP TRIBrNE called at the Bureau Of Elections and at
the office of the NcwYork Printing Company and ascer
tanned that Mr. absent from the city, bui
vas asserted that he wOud return to-day reporter
urhn called nj Mr. COrsOns residence, No. l19 Henry ST.
was iold that he had gone to MI. Vernon, but vase
pectcd TO return to-day.
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FRANCE.

HOW PIsMARCKs THREATS ARE RECEIVED BY
TIE PHISS-REJECTIOS OF THE PROPOSE
TON FOR TIE RETURN OF TIE ASSEMBLY
PARIS, Friday, Dec. %, 1871.
The recent dispatch from Prince Bismarck
Il, Baron Won Arm excitcs the French press to renewed
bitterness ayaii>t Germany. The tone OF the Journals,
tcu,raly l. well expressed hy the following extract
from one Of them which says The silence OF the van
ouhed only ut reply 10 the insults OF the victors
rver q blood has divided we learn TO suffer and to
wait
The initiative Committee Of The Assembly has rejected
tie proposition foI a return to Paris. The Assembly
to-day discussed the report of the Committee favoring
Ii, imposition OF tax incomes, c1ceptsihose arising
from the rcntes aud land. The members OF the Lett
support the tax while those Of the Right, and President
IH.,rs himself, oppose H.
The Count dc Remusat has made representations 10
tie sgnor VehGsta, the Italian Minister VI Foreign
Affairs complaining OF the tone Of King Victor Einah-
reply 10 the request Of the French Government for
a. recall Of the Chcvaner Nigra from Paris.
Itls stated that Gen. CLANCY will succeed Gen CIssy
Il, Minister VAL and that the latter will be sent 10
Washington r. French Munster.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT yBRITAlN.

rysArusrACToRY CONDITION OF THE rRiNcH ..
wALES--sPREAp or THE eMA'I-'' 4"
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.
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In addition TO the above Debt claims have
Counts amounting TO about C,NN0OO on
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Wednesday. March IS, 1871.


The attendance at the Exchange was small,
In consequence OF the Storm and the sales dull and
without interest. +. ii. Ludlow h Co. sold house and
lot north side Of sxty-secondst., commencing 111
feet west OF broadway, for $1,000. Tho 1rm
offered two lots, OF Third-ave. and Onehundred
and-eghteenth-st, hut, after receiving bids to the
amount OF $3.50, withdrew the property. James NJ
Miller sold house and lot, No. 942 Eeventh-st., for
Thompson-s for s5,55O House and lot, No $50 Lexing
tonave.. was struck of at $4,000. The properly offered
was not particularly desirable and but little interest was
shown by operators.
Tomorrow Adrian II. Muller viii sell the property be-
longing To the estate OF the late ID. Il. Fearing p0r
tOnof this property Ia located the best portion OF
Ffthave., and will attract large ATTENDANCE In add
u0n there Is q number OF valuable pieces OF business
property, all of which Will be sold without reserve.
Hamilton 4 Wallis report the fooHing sales at
Orange, N. j.: House and lot, 70x2o0 Wgh-st, N525O
house ana lot 50xllb, Halsedpace, $500; house and
furniture. Montrose $4,000; lot 1O0x3s Orange Valley
$4,000; lot 5Oxl96 Essex st. g. 5OO lot 5Oxl5O Essexst
$500. Houses to rent are in demands large number
having already been disposed OF at good prices.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
h, BY STEVENSON, son & co.
9stoy brick house aud lot No l76 ThompsOs Of Houston
81 5l909O
BY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY FLEURY.
story bownsone hoase aud lot side le1ingOnaye 5 #
north Of 4ithst lot l96I75 Sl7WO
BY +. II. LUDLOW & co.
3story brownso1e house and lot side Of I'D st. 30 Fl Of
NJ.
3story brick house and lot No 2 % Of 4hs lot 20r60 100
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auction 6ales of Real estate.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
IA ESTATE
- JACOB R0SBsGARDBS, AUCTlOsBBR

IA RsrATR
an JACOB RosRsG1RDBS, AuCrIosEER,
MONDAY, APRIL D. 1871,
FRANCIS SWIFT ESQ.
the following aushe Real Ea situated the Eastern District OF the
THRBB-sfORf AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No 5n
Grandst
THREEsToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE Nc. JOG
Grsnd-st
EogRsToRY BRICK HOUSE, No $50 GraDa.,L
FOURSTORY BRICK DOUBLE HOUSE. No 30 Grandst
THkBBsTORY BRICK HOUSE. No. gs3 Grand-st.
THRhBsrORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, containing all
he modern Improvements aud now onPiet By Mr. Swift situate on
TnREEsToRY BRICK HOUSE No. rs North second.t
TNOSIORf AND BASEMENT PRAMH No $3.50 North SecOncsi
TNo-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME. No 221 Unon-sve.
Two TWosrORY FRAME HOUSES, Nos and Conselyeast
TWosT0RY BASEMENT AND stB-CELLAR BRICK HOUSE,
OsR Lot AND TwoSToRY BRICK STABLE situated on Tenth
ST., adjoining premises Of Frank Swift, esq.
ONE LOT AND SHED Of situate Tenthst adon'
VACANT LOT on rear Of latter
NB ACASr LOT north side Of GraDdt l2s feet west Of Olive
ONE VACANT north side Grard Olive
The ,ae Of the above property will be positive will be made to
property one ofte most valuable properties
t and purchasers may sale will be 6de and little
money being required this opportunity should not be lost by any one who
may be DESTROYS Of purchasing real estate in this neghborhOot
The property Tnths and Union has been occupied by Mr.
Swift and been used by him for the Of storing all the
dersigned therefore invites your special attention the
VIII also be sold the time and place several One and valuable
road Horses Buges Wagons, Carriages Harness Slghs Carts
Trucks Maebnenes Tools Lumber Deks Hose Carriage and full
Also SANE place elegant Household
contained in house renth near Unonave now occupied by Mr.
Psror Suites Suites Pianos Modeons Looking and Pier
Glasses Stoves Ranges Brussels and Ingrsn Carpets OCloth Bed
dngs Kitchen Furniture Croekey Glass and Plated Wares Oh Paint
etc. and other articles mention
Permits the above honses he obtained at the Offices of the
degne on and after Monday the 10th inst Catalogues will be ready
by 1.-THE Isl day Of April neIt
The sale yin take place Tenth Union commencing
Ohc Sehoes and Lonmes anil F and Broadway,
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Notites Of BGnkrnpitp.

INSTRUCT COURT Of the UNITED STATES.
Sosthsrs Dsihel Of New fofk-iD tee matte o. Jon
bHEPELL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. order OF The District tou q
- United s Southern Dfnet Of eS.o e 'h
& 18Th Of hse 1871 a EnmbeJ 647 BroAd~ay n j. tAt e
sens Of Muller Eeamd all the right title ana nsIesi Esh
ne tbe 9Th day OF June SfO
ahe 70 the fo0sBg descbi property VIA one Ieyet Ie'sI
q kmb@sbg Pros One ny Gard Cotsfj oSs ~ s'aSDs f"
~ w snsB Standby PfesG
SS-s ATel Is. lTl
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rOestebester Gountn Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
N accommodating terms within an hour and pan OF New loih
the highest state Of uf
cutting average tuDs Of hay to The aeIe no waste
splendid MANSION 80 feet 'front.' 40 feet deep perfect ORDER barn ana
eate four apple orchards and one
pear orchard all grated and choice fruit fronting AXE fences al 10
grounds all paris OF The house, m
respect genensns establishment and for aim nsa
the atmosphere dry and adapted 70 weak 1ng good
Addres, WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Omoe.
A FEW CHOICE PLOTS of one and two acres,
~ hpe views Pelham Westcheer Co. Nesayen Railroad
station CHAs McRAK, ~ CedArs- corner Of Sassan'st
MONEY to LOAN on WESTCHESTER
vi COUNTY FARMS In sums TO suit. Apply to .
MITCHELL Co. 7 Pine-n Room .
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fPor Pier7nout md Mack on
ND RAILROAD-

4 UNIT ISLANID NNIINUAD.
IL WINTER ARRANGE MENT.
ON ami after MONDAY OCT - 1870, Trans all saye JAnesshp
follows:
$3.50 .. m. Greenport snd Sag IIarbor
III North ort WAY ridin.
sbor aud Rgeroal Express through TO Green
pot OF SATURDAY nights
1910 D.. Norhpod LIpess
500 M pnnsead Wav Train runs iD SATURDAY nighis
$500 D. M Norhpou Way Train . .
All trains connect at branch Tor Hampstead SUNDAY trains Tor hoeyn,
Glen Cove Valley Icksyle Hunington ami Nulou Se
HIM. Print Al ]. "A m j. ID BAkibN hNii.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD
MORRIn ANn $3.50 nIYISIO

MOkNlh AND ESSEX DlfJslON
Dpots New Yor foot Of Barcsy snl foot q Christopher
%SlER fNp r. SG.ssSss ps1 So ooO
Branch Doyerwh Chester Branch Waterloo With snY K 4
tor MS p ed SoS ScrHi 1s0 GTa Bend Il s
ao OsTeo and all points the Lacawanna and Doon'Onrg
il:ja w. IEIiGm VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
ess R Pbp,afs WITH Bel De r. gr BcieTe g.
4ioP No. SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester
R waterSo VIA SUSSEX r. r. and e Warrington with D. L. aud
W r R. for w,isr Ger SI nS and sefs9o5 , e,,,
For MoRRiST0WN at :2o, Ii:Wa H. 2:3 $500 $40 5;?oA
For SUBMIT and informed ate stations 6:3o 1890 and 1910
For ORANGE anil SOUTH ORANGE go $50 o.lo 1910
uO No. $40 NV $40. 4l 49, $780, t:oO $40 sOl and llS
SETAsS So I9 S5 go go slo o9 20 I9 91S Se
$50 $40 s'a 600 $40 G;IO $780, $780, and li;i5
leave Yev.YorF or BLOOMFIELD aoYTCLATR at
II go IN. aud 1850, $3.50 $40 and 6;2o
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
AZ foot Of Chanbers.t and foot Of 2dst. as follows:
Ilroasl Etp', fsipi 2se ham ei at m; a. 5 KS
and Gas n daily Neg asl improved DnsIg Room Coaches
vile Nth magnificent ssspng Coaches RAINING through 10 cleveland
a9s SsSSq 10 @ & semsH S 20 n sS
NE train from Nev-Yes to uoese, Buffalo and Cincinnati.
RS55 s[y, u, nd Wy W., ,SR S
FOR 0syiie and Wsy AZ s7:3o a w. C2ai,st .7;l5s.m)
FOR Nevengh and Way at $3.50 and 4;1o p M tst' o'i
Tor saam and Way, and ad.t, 4'sS and S:4s ny
For P,ttrson and way nom . DEPOT sts: s;4S
A. m; ii IS 3:45 Sis snd D. Chambers Depot
Gas 1900 ~ Tl;fj g. 5. 5:lS. ard $40 M.
For HsekeDsack isoae from 29t. Depot at S5 and
l2:45 3:45 t5j 54 and t5i From Chambers Depot $500
| a. m aud |. T. t5l5 6. and TO- as p. N.
For Pieunon Tamans and Way from 2h Depot 81 1913
Is i3:l5 4:lJ 5:l5 and o3 p and saturs only %
Pr Depot g:} lsyl tJD iil9 i4iiO
5:I5 and 80 D. M SATURDAYS only liz OJ midnight
Tickets Passage Apartments in Drawing Room and sleeping
for the AM transfer Of Bag
gaye Compnys offices 2 59 and 5' Bro alvag 20
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Fno Brooklyn Depos foot Of Cblmberst and foot " st
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sD,ir tFor HGcLtnsacA only.
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Gitp properip 10 Gei.
Drooklnn l1ropertp 10 Eet.

ITO LET-Three-story, brown-stone HOUSE,
high stoop and subcelr; all improvements and m good
ORDER viii not boarding possession immediately
' OWNER, 527 ChnOns., Brooklyn.
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Gopartnership Notices.

MOTICE-LOCKWOO b. BROOKS has
~ THIS DAY retired the firm Of BROOKS Co. The 6qs
A. 81 The fun settled the remaining partners RUFUS
BROOKS MILLER who will continue he business under
ae Cru Of L. b.OOMs q No.'
New York. March Z 1871. At No. 10 Avenue d.