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West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-04-21
The Proceedings of City Council.
BRIDaEToN, April 18th, 1871

1870 DhIDaEToN, April 18TH, 1871.
Council met at u o'clock. ai es
Present-Mayor, Elmer, Dare, Trench
ard, Roork, Kienzle and Mulford. "i1a
Minutes of the last meeting read and ap-
proved. ~ Fla
Permits granted. Alfred Gentry, to build
frame double house on Cedar ST., 1st ward;
Martin Carsten, barn, Sd ward; James Ba-
con- store house, Laurel ST., I'd ward; Geo.
Kinkle, addition to house, Washington ST.,
1st ward. tfa leI
Petitions.-Of nineteen citizens of the 1st
ward, to lay out and open new street in
said ward, running through lands of VIM.
G. Nixon, Charles s. Fithian and others;
received and Charles D. Burroughs, Azel
Pierson and Robert Parvin were appointed
Commissioners to lay out the same. Also,
from thirteen citizens of 1st ward to have
lamp placed at the corner of Marion and
Church Sts.; referred to Councilmen from
said ward, with power to act. 9.t
Committee on wharing Cohansey creek
at the foot of Vine ST., reported progress a
Committee on dredging the creek reported
that one of the officers of the American
Dredging Company had visited the city and
made an estimate of the cost for cleaning
the creek, which was more than the city felt
justified in paying. AS Congress has been
making appropriations to other places for
dredging creeks and rivers, it was thought
best to see if a similar appropriation could
be made for this place. ,# ,eeiras eiie
Bills ordered paid.-Mrs. M. s. Fithian,
$1,000, use of Mission School room for hold
ing election; Levi Dare, $4,000, for use of
roads in 1st and I'd wards; VIM. Nieukirk,
$58.62, for use of roads in Sd ward; David
Tomlin, $4,000, for use of roads in Sd ward;
Uriah D. Woodruff, $34.ss, for lamps, &C.;
Cumberland Manufacturing Co., $14.OO, for
lumber and other material; Levi Dare,
S43.65, for moving engine house, repairing
engine, &c. 6'g a. #,
Bill of G. F. Nixon, for printing, laid over
at last meeting, came up, $11.61 stricken
out, and the balance, $500, ordered paid.
The following applications for license, laid
over at last meeting, came up for action,
with the following result:-John ]. Meyer,
lager beer, granted; George Kinkle, lager
beer, granted; Jacob Leeds, retail liquors,
refused; William Friehoffer, lager beer,
granted; Andrew Rose, lager beer, refused;
Valentine Obledoble, lager beer, granted.
Amount fixed for license 500 each.
The following were offered and laid over
under rule,-"An Ordinance to provide for
the acceptance by the city of Bridgeton of
private Roads dedicated to the use of said
city," ''An Ordinance to establish and reg
ulate the police of the city Of Bridgeton."-
"An Ordinance regulating the sale of vinous,
spurious or fermented liquors. y
Adjourned, 2n 1'9 ai.t = ~ -54s9
G. W. MCGOWAN, Recorder.
Pre-. NTC -0p T.,eedav lact Prof Cho CO 4
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-04-21

very cheap, all better grades at
equally low prices. Ladies are
respectfully invited to inspect
our boysi and children's stock,
arranged in a ST ecial depart
ment on first floor. We have
also fine assortment of
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-04-21
FOR CHANGE OF CLOTHING.
FOR CHANGE OF CLOTHING,
FOR CHANGE OF CLOTHING.

Call and examine the splendid
stock we have prepared for this
seasons sales. Our prices will
be found lower than ever be-
fore. Our mems
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-04-21
GOODS IN THE PIECE
GOODS IN THE PIECE
GOODS In THE PIECE

to be made mp to order,and W
send by mail samples Of goods,
with price lists for all kinds oil
garment, and instructions for
self-measurement whenever de-
sired to do so. Parties not liv-
ing in Philadelphia can then
select aud order goods as well
as though here, which will be
guaranteed IN all cases to fit
well and give satisfaction in all
reapects.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1871-04-21
DIED.,

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aged s3years
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
N no TIKI -
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LIMB. .

thy .IIBtnA AsD CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD sill he com
d March 70 1871 eItssl Vm ChAi'.soos lsnn 10 hsnd'q
a. ,J i'm ~ eoupecuous ibe shoriest Alrs route hou
Boon Me-. iort Phl,d,ybs Baltimore "ahSgISn LIneheurg,
and Chattanooga to hsrsso NODE ~ ~ 's SN'''
Arrangements bchs perfected -sh osnseag osds North
"a SO \, sun ,sans,Ys the rate OF - miles hour,
IN from Iort New Orleans o. hours Two daily
through p.ssess,r NIL b each "a. u,sns oe connections
a. IN ,... Cor an p.int Wen Only change %
and ehaage 'onih OF LnehbuIs
oagh al points Nof and Sonh VII De IN sale a. the
PRINCIPAL railroad uckt ohee' $500. -.
Connrn line. requested tickets On sale via lie O alt
di,pS through line all h. organized diving quick time ard
Ibseh . u ns issued to ,h prurpal i,s North
Claims ,f la..a and damage promptly scJutcJ
Fof further information. aplF 60
81 STANTON. General Superintendent. or
WILLIAM KEAyl GtH, ff, g and Ticket Agent Chattanooga
1rnB
ne, u Nos lsis NJ " BGsaisN. WsiLsl
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Sales bp Autilon

A. AIeponssr
pY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor
ID Ahs-Ssle, Of Boofs WorI Good Purparc
THURSDAY Feb o. aid two oosng dsTs occs
in the gs-EARCUTORS SALE Of BO,ts
Sciences History Medicine Gc, &C., from The % WILLIAM
GOWANS
GEO. A. LEAVITT e. Co. date Leavitt,
VI Strebegh Cob Clinton Hall Aston place For o. by
AucToS LiBR,RIss CoLLgCoS, Of Books PAA>' ane al
Kinds Of LrsKARY PROPERTY. - -
$500 PRIVATE LIBRARY At AUCTION
FRIDAY end SATURDAY EVENINGS FEB p AMI % Of - o.rt
Sale Of PRIVATE LIBRARY eonprux hrgs yoeetor - eel
peon and standard Books also ami yf~h" s-'o NIT 0
Scientific WORKS many RE. Catalogue rra bo1.s rib'
ton.
Tuesiar Eyenng F b. y O'Clock SALE ol BOOM PAINT
IyCS WATER COLORS. FTGiilNGS ENGRANlAtis. ".i etc
belonging 10 the late Mr. JOHN HAtPiN Nes York @ fs 10,
Oh PAINTINGS belonging the Of the At@ M hDNhhS
HOOPER; catsh e. ready. Articles on exhibition.
DECEIVER'' SALE.-STOCk of STOVES,
HI TIN.WARE kcthe 1srbsr Rec Yef u the hE - va
chan Hilton will SALE Iuprc sgcto o. ih Pf-s
No n y rhe - a. ~
D. M of a N con- nj "' Itf',
Heaters and l sroftent 81 love -
M sud tools crrfihe
90 lot OF Crkery. Lsm1s, ia j. tu'r' ~ - no"g
viii BE- or stock and 20 he' no. "pr hh IN
yenio list Of tue and .rmei b. fucs- ~ az
tim pre, oa. AZ odc OF the sIherf $40 N -
sold At the sane AMI place refp rr lease o. 10 ps-'
hayirg one NAV - Irrss made foHs % Ds
DAY 0f sal. JAMES g. GRAHAM Ee,eyer No Law o""Ss
Newhurgh. ~
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on housa-
toni and Nsug.loei Rsilros Firs 81 Steamers Rave Jana
nnt alp al "a NOON sosd.ys eIesptoi
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New 1ork
,sd Ct, Of Hartford lssrs Pesi clip daily At o Hartford
so.,.ns -iih spngnh Cheopss ho,ots s9nsAHp'on
l.nI.Aa.a n ri AZ Iar. LIS ~ ~ "a tla.. 81 ~
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Conn selano Real Gelaie for 9alf.

a COUNTRY HOME-Flushing, 20 minutes
~ ,oa III ourth-ft modern House, all the oohenitno
- bsp. stable outbungs; IN complete order pne
~ t,rut Address X. w LIZ ANflT Co., lld NaftI
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There were also sOd cOuue rOckIway. hv liner n
Stevens and fnl--ze, cir GaI-rOnt cOUp. bull. by
Wood Bros Co, both nearly ncw-the ornrr for $50,
the latter for SG2J.
The American turf has sustained great 0ss In the
death Of the promising racc-hor>e kildare, which
died, In Noble, the 18th Inst Kildare sired by
Lexington, out Of Lulu Horton by imp Albion, and
owned by VIM Jennings, esq.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILRO D.
NORRIS AND KSSbX DIVISION.

u
wlSTEa XRRASGEAESIs commencing aONpAY nov q $40.
Doyerwh ces,sr Branch waterloo T sgI r. 3
Tor Water CAP s.roUis5ars scranton Bend Bnzamtou SYRIA
ease a7 OsSes ard all Pqts on tie L-eh'"'nHA '' D0'H'u
I:o No. IRHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops /" NsE.rs Morris
Phlpbufl BEL Del R. R. FOR Beyi,rs &C. ara ?,
Ea.on with l. v r. R. for Bethlehem Allentown hauh chuns and
Htop M SCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Dover Chester R.
p Waterloo r. and q, Washington with D. b. and
for W3ter GP 9,f and SsIss.os poo,O cb..,.,
FOR MoRRiSTowS a, . lao I'o, H. 2:9c $40 $40 $50
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations ego 1890 and 1910
For ORANGE and TIL ORANGE e3o 80 olo 1910 and
II 1910 49, $40, 4:z $50 $500 $780, $40 900 anu I'
For NEWARK $50: $50 500 $40 go 1910 1879 Ico
$50 $40 500 600 $50 6:4O 800 900 and li;'' m
Teaye Ses.Yos Sr BLooNfiELD MoSTcLAGR $40 and
li:cC :. m, and 400 $50, $40 and 6:2op -
L'RIE RAILWAY.-IRAlNS Leave Depots
II Of Chamberst snd foot Of 2list as pors; IN
Through Express lr,ns sye hsmbers.t at M II M s:N
1nd T Gas a. p M daily Ses and improved braTas coaeis'
Vile With magnificent sleeping coaches running through to Ceyesnd
.ni Gallon as fe' S 49, 2 S to BHo sni
the y NJ Neglor, ornesys Buffalo Cincinnati
Jervis and Way, 80 d1ts, .:l5 ny 49,,
For Midtown al Way 1890 l2Js 35 r)i an Saa'
}isy.e sBI wa =, $50 y, g3i-st +7I5a.mD
Newhurvh All Wa $3.50 and 4;3o 5is 9;t a
for sudcrn and Way and p NJ eat AS ani ''s p n.y.
Tbear Train, 'll;3o NJ llJi ll:4Sp a. 60. 49,, .a,,s
m: Sl:45 J:45 From Chasberssl DpO1,
6:l5 1000 a. n; I'm; ~l;5 5. 5:l5. AID Gas p.m
Fo IIac ensacs iisae from 2t Depot at GAS and
2:'5 345 5l5 5I5 and t64J From Chauhers' Depot 500
a m. and |. T. 1915. q. and l6;a, nj.
For Penont Yacl Tman WAY from 21i Depot at Il:
m; l5 l3:l5 4;l5 5:l5 and 1913 and Saturdays on, tll
N thamb-rsst Depot at $50 a. l:jl, fJl 45 f4V
s A. and 10: 60 No. aud onV il2OJ midnight
Tickets for Apartments in Drawing Room and Sleeping
for t checking sl1 transfer OF Bag
-s. Company 529 and l57 Bosisay a
5famber~s 30 tirraw i l25tast. and TalAve Harlem
3}I Fuol Brooklyn Dpo Of Cabss aud foot Of 2d
Trhang an Long Dock Depot Jersey City and
the Agents the pine al hotels. ,, - ,,or
L. D. RICKER. Dee. p, WIN n bAh,
G,pr suu't I-u Gen'l Pass'r Az
-D.ilv fFoT IlacksEsAcs only
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD;
On AMI aer MONDAY OCT y 1870 Trar ri leave J'm.s dip
follows:
$3.50 a. n. Grecnpor and Sag HArbor
1880 s.. m Norhi oT WAY Train
Sag IL bJr aud Rvsrbad Express through 10 Green
port o. SATURDAY nights
500 .. Norhpou Express
$500 Hampstead WAY Train 70 Isp Saturday nights
500 y. Noulpou Way Train
All s correct az branch Hampstead SUNDAY trains Tor lorn
Glen Cove Locus valley Hckve Huntington and No1hpou have
Hunters Point al ~ D. j. u. BARTON. Sup.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will ind it TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
M aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
pa,-r and in addition to this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
Will Ice found not only in NewYOrk and a Its cities and
villages hut every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should he brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE Daly
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes espeela
attention reports of sales OF real estate both In %
and country, thus adding greatly to the value OF ITS col
umus as advertising medium. The charges for adNer
tisnc are follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per nne
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. g per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, cents per line About ten words OF
onr vide columns average line Terms cash in advance
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siiuations Uanleo--females

GOOD German Female Servants at MRS, nllas
" German institute ~ Soos st, between hvhgtoh and
V&TANTED-A SITUATION, by q respect
w abe young er With private family, 10 DO III
assist Washing ironing would make hssi gsn ,9 oa
good reference CAL q, Txehst seoond hoor hoht oV
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HoRSh AND cARGIAGE nARKEE
Nrw.York. Friday. reh. y. Is71.

NIW.N0EK, FTjday Trh. u, hi
The market is pretty fair for all cI'sses on
horse The demand good arm-horses being tho
most extensive among the hitter Canadians The moss
sought for, partly account OF the comparatively low
price they command. hut more 80 on account 81 bgn
qualities 81 endurance they There are 20 hea1
OF h1rsos from Lowe Canada i The Bulls Heal Marcel
stabbed With a. = tAamheri1, and about 100 b'ads ei
pectcd 10 arrive within the mex l3 hour.
Prizes remain unchanged
The fol0Nlu- hursc, soil to-day % Messr~. John
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ruesitbeslsr Gountn Real estate for Sale


An ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ lcc5rdol8ng su h0nr 40! bali Of He"orn
Wech tolaT containing so "a ne hgbest sste con-
cgg average uu, lay 70 he seie 10 vase
splendid front 80 feet perfect 0ef barn anu
tar4rI cattle; four apple orchards and QUE
gsfel r.oc OltnE lsAt, itAees o.
ground. an parts Of ths lOafe
pecta grlas establishment aui 81 Tor htt Oh II snsaI
p. anywhere h. atmosphere 4gd apel 70 Seat llugs goo
loe aud o .. i ''n he .y T De- taken N pan alntAt
Ailr.s sNILLiAM DAVIS. Tribune once
FOR SALE or 10 LET-At RINERDALE-A
at sl hOi ~ fully aD5 hApdon fa
u.hrl iuruacs bshs yi'-rto ssuoulry EsbAnds and
tuh nt aa shtl1u sup f Of sl. water crh0tse bea ate
stable 6c - VI Il % and ousmsuid tree, hn' A"h
ro.tI uatab &C. us, anf All that ca ne
de.ilel gceeat for 'te Sarur- Or " later Apply 10
WILLIAM ). DUKE, = Cedar IT.
L'ARM for SALE-Plcasautly situated, mile
ia -I RATIO Dig tbsiVsul. - lies IN cts no
good aut oil -oi or hars water huidinfs
a. laHe Z" WILSON NJ PAGE premises or J.. p PACE, ~
Gstler8t a.. \. }.
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8teambcais ano Hailroaoe.

a
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
T. p. M NORWICH LINE o..
,s S s s.s wS,.,s IslsUg eoGS J1,s.a LoT, -
CRY err p ON Ros gss ss" and "aneh 's.aa'
CITY oP NETWORK.
CITY or LAWRENCE snd
y y &c :dsc s1, ts .d. ,g oecI fo"
foI ss"London and Serth there connecting with Express
Ter sd ' SooS n s Sa .D. Lon and "o''
for through ueieis and ntss hsgLt sppy 10
sswYors Oct 49, 1859 g. '"o"'' '' Ns''"
EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, and the
Leave Peeh'hp o he~iaven At 1913 and u
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER.
,tf p. m. from Pier a. n. H., foot of RobiBsons
6 fare to BosoS e. TO PRSyIDsScE "a
g cS'ss' Il ss sG .. .a Pro-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
ID INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST, soUrHw and
yRsST and or.s s X Sa%9Es I'd
Gs AK LINZ PIX soS Re d RATES low G a
s as E::i' pa9 y; .:
this opportunity r'AAi' O'OD " PERvEL General Assn.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW Jersey
y Sa RRc .t '1%' # ascS"
win The peayare LscaxSnna and Meen srS.d " P,Po1
sgh Yssy Railroad ami IL ounectons forming direct line Pity
bufgh Wet .lhout change Of to Central Psnn'yL
'' ' ATiF WTS4Es 1 sESs TG Ts WEST
Commencing January 30 l87l-LesVe New fork a. follows
mFor Femngton Easton Bethlehem Maucb CHUNK WINES
barre P.lon hshsnoy City Mt Carmel HaIeiou Tunkhannos
TosAnda, Wayery. Ss
74O a m.-Por EsstOn =,
BIPRKss daily eroep Sundsrsl for Eson A.
lenown Harrisburg West SomevHe Tor en-
ingon stroudburg GAP Scranton Bingham
Phlpburg fof Mueh Chunk "lkesbarre VII
Ea-ton for Msnch Chunk hbanoy City NJ
Carmel. WiiAmspon, Erie, &c.
lO:90 m.WsJ Train for sOmeryiIe
l2m-Por Pennington Allentown, hauch Chunk Malsnoy
C Hsreton wSebarre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Ephaa
Pottsyile Harrisburg sc.
m.-ROr Hast1n and Allentown.
$3.50 m-Por Ra.on Allentown haueh Chunf AMI Beviere
$50 D. m.-FOr Someryle aud Remington 80
m-CNCISsATI EXPRESS daily. for Easton bethlehem, en
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cncnna Sleep
Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects ~ Jnneon
with Delaware LksVanna end Western Railroad for scranton
5:l5 .. m.-For Someryue.
o m.-For SOneryille
D. m.-For BsstoB.
D. M Bnigrsntj-For Easton
m.-Ror PlaiB6ed
" m-For Plainfed Weinesisys and ssturars
Por Einbh $50 7:l5 $40 ayD 300 $50 o; 1885
m;2 m I:oO 200 3:I5 J:3l 4Oo 40 f:l5. .j 5J 49,
500 6:3O 200 7:iO 300 $40 1850 300
Ticket, obtained Al the ohe Of he Cen1 Raj
road Of Sewe-cy foot Of Lieryt sri at t principal hotels
Offices in Neg-forkCU H. s. hthhh Superintendent
w. p BALDwIS. Gen. Pass. Agt
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LNXECUTORs SALE.
II VALUABLE THIEUANE PROPERTY
h. T.. TNIItIILp. AucIurtcr
V STEVENSON 8 %. sci Tuul" al ~
chang saron IN Eruadaa TUESDAY leh g. ISL slN
LOS co. Thn,r forty second t- vicinity Of thc Grand
o B-i For spp The nee oe Auconit
~. a Frc..ort. SAMf- CARDN I'll. EIecutor
So Tbr-ave
Iso
iiGilGi no let sNfrl
H. .ti-se5 tIIDNG LOT tc lilhiy.un. ONLY iHlR
TI>IX FEET from MApISOSsNE commanding tl tOLNEh sle,
2S6IG. ct
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Boaro ano Rooms.
mathinerp.
PRINTERS
ILn 81 HIaNH

rTO PRINTERS.
i FOR sALE CHfAP-A ~. Eshtnoi' stoPCl lhisr
BOOK PRESS bed 4lIaf "rl' moHttA No -Four
Roller C,ui,r BOOB PRESS bel liIl5 Go. Isul.
Pf.sse. lining fah 1et Roller Boz Paper Cater Paint M'
All Tor Printing Sold sepaTste lump
bOBBETt. HOOPER Co.
ColsRWs-y bt-I isllas fsrT fsnIIl
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ApRI4s II. MttLs4 Au,tonesr
E%FCITOR;s SALE of valuable LOTS on
NUDIl' v IIhTNe, AIti0Drff. = . : . =,
EXECTTORS' SAIEOf VALUABLE LEASE

n y " T
IL HOLD PROPERTY or UNIVERSITY PLACE EIGHTH, and
NINTI-sTS-E II. LUDLOW CO. viii srl aI,,uu WEB
NSDAY Marrh u O'Clock the Eycaug Saleroom III
BuutcJ. Nsulo 10y o. tue LAttuF 81
IA. w.. t1iest.r deceased:
81 ic lot with the thrc'sior7
ana and sencut Irsfoop paelrg No. ~ mis- plate
corner Nu-is, h,u.4. Ji,S.5 feet, shout ' feet Al" tie
Iaes@ fla, Lot Wit basement
lrcl d. up No UNIVERSITY place jghht honfe
COVER. ne beng So feei fon, 23 let rar hl 81
Uniyersityare. The Lass from iht Trustee :" We
lario have five ron The Ut ~ Nsf iJl
al ta tpraton o. t, buildings Iid leases
given subject and rnrt0ns coiite 10
Auuua ground rest, No ~ n'tr1
place $50. grotns No. II AMI 10 im'c l ~ D.
r',,tlr h,.,,Irr ilr.J-l'Fli
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Gonsce nno farms nnnlc0.

Gonsce nno farms Wnnlt0.
Unwilling HOUSES WANTED-Worth
, ron $1,000 to S1ni4Q central, heated
HAZARD ApTlORP a Co no Bro'dsAy.
HOIISFS WANTED.-PartirS having houses
10 let ~ for o-ibl requested 10 send Us denpt Oh
ct prcc have great many applications from pn
KILPATRlCG a HOLNilS, 80 T. Twenty -tiEi-s-
nNNERS TAKE OTiCE.-Wanted, by
" KUPATRICK HOLMES, ! " &. \. Bulng q Pas rstn
trhriL HOUSES unuru she'd ranging in pnce from 2O To
$2ioo.
WANTED to RENT-A two or three-stOry
w HOUSE having al tie Uo'eu m ro'eneI and "on'enens
Adr.ss stating rent &C.. ". H. j., Boa TO-, Iulune Once
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Ocean 5ifdmfrs.

HAVANA. SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
L kEW-NOKK. ard MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
leaving No Il, East River At N direct Tor iisnaLt
CLEOPATRA Phillips. dor freight SATURDAY Fs0 70
,fry oP MERIDA ant Desksn...... RsDAY mari 9.
CLEOPATRA Capt Pahp tor freight SAT- RDAf, Mach III
CITY or MkXIfO Capt Zimmerman. WEDNESDAY, Msfch -
'o' st"' :" + ALEXANDER SONS. % Broadvsy.
COR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
i United STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf
NJ sailing on the 23l Of ever month
NORTH AMERICA. Capt g.. B SlocGm, h'rb -
Hl3RIMA( Il
SOITH ANERitA. Cart f. /. Tax erougb May ~
These ,peudi steaue schedule and call AZ 81 Ihom~
Rio IL su-ro, and Tetoruns For
eugs cement ~ iIe .ht Tasssge spplyt
wv. r GARRISON Agent, ~ Bovlny-re Nes-iors
II :. Mali. TO HAVANA.
L. ATLANTIC MAI. STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EVERY Tt RSDAi 81 o'clock p m precisely nom
Pier So. 4. North ti,er
NOiRO CASTLE Capt. Il. adams. .Msrrh ,
COLUMBIA tap;. r Van t.ee via Nassau ...... March
MI,SOI Cart J. b. EiWars. March 10:
por fe ,ht passage appls To A ". DlaOCk President
~. b0Shuggreen
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
frnmP er North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
AUSTRALIA SATURDAY.. PchrIsy -.
TI passage snd s'ji ln'uneIae pJi SteerAge
S2s sgerfage lck from above ports : y.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
. los
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.

! Y Th lOhh AMI - w in i@A' ''@A''@
c6 SKINNER ARE jlSR " lro
Passenger Station in New York Of Tweutyst''nths aud
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.ioRS.
For Nst ~ , 'ni Br1sspGn lBrh " am E9 pIh
Pcr Milford srsSd Fairfield Southport and we.tpOrt T. 1880
For Sossi SE, li:y nj 2:i5 EIl sr) as $50
' Faf 113 So s'I il:5 5l l r 40 ad
SO s' s,7S I H. So $50 90 i5 . 'i4 i - 'N'
Greenwich and Intermediate stations O. II 30 a. m 2I 14'
sal,y Ma. ram leaves rnt, ,eyen NeYO' at for
b'''' Wa ''H S'''s coYSEG ting fTS Ell" TRIMS
For For B Bs,ioS va y, s s51e 6l 9 $
Po Hartford and Springfield a. NJ l4l' = ANP ~ 70 h'or
FIR Newport. R. l. l,:5p m lEI connecting with
For Consstc1 River RAILROAD m l2:l5 p to Montreal
For % 2irlr Pso'ijuce and F.hs Railroad a'pm
RAEsy atSs NJ 10 Norwich and prodsnee l4'
For a1{ NoIAmpson Railroad to North
PoS H aa Railroad, a and B. p
F FST S Sa1sayI and Sorssf Railroad iis
t Con SsS an Sleeping ca, .t,e6sd q train
% Mi g,. % a ' Line Ein no i' ':Sei4 S @
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER leave mT ti,a.tt, a. follows
oa T sgssl ba.nrocn EIpie.: cSc.so No
io@ @ Sol:isr and Express. Davaso0a
'' ap m, Montreal Empress. Dr.-ngroou cars attached
Fr.s Pacific sIPress with seepngan through to water
No. second P.d6e Eiprs.. With slsepnEea' .,'ssNsd for
s fer ST. 81 ESa u aud Sa s' u. i s
ip ' m sss at s.P,. N s. sgaasa attached
4: - E:.S:; IT,; ~.
14 S; gS an nd SIG S sIs n s 1870 a , ,o and
pa n, sunday train for POGghi,eP.i, c., ,...
Esr.rors, Dee. $ 1870.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT of
~ CORTIA NDT sr-For EST PHILADELPHIA. 20 and 20
e.. ..s 80 sor 1S
,o Bs SES isp s5nFRs s% $50 and si
T. hSSessss -Soss ss.s. FOR <. WEST via
q. 80 M N. ~. aa1 Atus rom ' s.T fas fa.Sa
n.u, AID Chesso .issou ehinse Silver PAses ear. are Ane 20
Los ssd Chicago without change silver Palace cars are s,shei
ths ~ 90 and ihrosgh 10 olanbus and CpesI
chang. Ticket for sale At loot Of CoH..as and asps.
J,pu,g . in wv JACKSON Gsss, s1ptnr,tsd..L
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN kKW YORK foot Of Lbsnyst, harb h's.
LEAVE II ~ sss9osk Ro 5s BsasSsAs AND SESiak
AGO 400 40 900 500 $50 500 $780, 1900 ~" w.
IBGys NV YoRk FOR WEST BERaEs1Nss &c &c I'D
'S ioSa NJ '0 's % ~ ~ W. ~ .wss ~
P siL6Sy 6.s r....ss. Agent cent
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ioLAND'
,FAII. AND WINTER ARRANGfinM i.s 60.
Conm,aeins xOkDAr October l., l6o 80" k'''''" ~ ~
cts srioa
s:Sa m. MAJ for P,lehosus
Aeon @ P.ssscsss TO B.sDoh ''d Pre-
Piss ,,,o,m,1.iou SATURDAY, thOO.h to P''cAos's
80 p IN. Bab'loa. Aeee@ nS ol .iioT
HE Z. ~ snd 10 a. lnd J." aud ~ - " ~
sfsT Tor G 20 aud .o p trains sorae' At VAL"
sr an s h'"''""' a W DoUGLAs SsssnBlssssI1
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forces, Carriages, farnfss, 81.

ZINE CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
FITCH CONAN No l53 East Tsentyfour IS sr ess
Carriage and Road iOR - Eelmshed "a a. ,nd nse all
superior stocE bIe and reared the part Of this
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.,...r,o. 49,. nr NEwYoRK REAL EsrATE

M y ".
The undivided op,sa par Of the 2stSg 1'A hoa'. $500
TIE upae oucoe part q the tsS orr, o5e. ''''' 1850
TIE 6nh ps't of The ''oI o'. @o 'e' 1850
To- para Of he S ios ?, @ aIiiss store 5000
1b and PIC, Of ground now used az sngat re-
n, I'm he O. Frouts, running through 10 Sonth-
Of rc, etp. %S1g-S '....'., 5000