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, 1872-12-19
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY evening, Dec 18.
ALC0HOl-Was active and firm at 81 81al.s &c for 81
per cent proof.
BROOM cORN-There was no change. Dealers re-
port a fair inquiry for choice grades, but common
corn is IN large supply and dull We quote: No. /
~ anr @a s@eac Pc Per b; No stalk braid, 6@5Hc; No:
DO red tip, &c; do pale and red, 2@2Ne.
,oa BEANs-There was . moderate inquiry for good
again quote Navies at IS fair to Prime at 81 rs
@200; common to medium at $1.25@1.50.
BUILDING MATERIALS-The demand waa higher,
and restricted to small lots for pressing necessities
@ Me continue to 9uote: stuceo $25o@2 Is: New York
Rosendale cement s. 25@35o; Utica cement, 500 pei
brl louisville D. cement s2:o0; Akron cement, $500;
marble dust, $3.25@3.5Q; Hme, in bulk, S1.o091 Is
lime ln brle> :35@1.5o per bfl white sand per bril-
e. e. p1aase5ng hais bu 4o@45e IRE brick
cisco country brick lsoo@l4oo Woodstock press
e. eu range Ct s. Louis Hydraulic pressed,
5oo del Milwaukee,, $500, del: Racine, $1,000,
del; Hinsdale sa5. co. del; fire clay, per bril- s4oo@
t Ths following a tho list Of prices boz Of 50
ton Of 20 and per cent is 1uade hY dealara:
, 1872-12-19

The following instruments we're fled for record
On Wednesday, Dec. 15:

The following instruments we're fled for record
On Wednesday, Dec. IS:
CITy PROPERTY.
Bauwens st, bet n. Reuben md ELI stF I, 50 # tc
aIey, dated Dec. II consideration, s. 800.
Lar1abee st, bet wisconsin mud 1enomonee sts, +,
Lots 10 and H. dated Dec. u consideration, 200.
Lot L. adjoining The abore dated Dec II consider
rHon, s., 500.
Lot 49, sane dated Dec. u ; consideration, E ,500
Lots 81 and 50, in hlocl dated Dec. T.; con-
Kiaerahon, $4,000.
Lot 50, in same, dated Dec. II; consideration,
u,5oo.
sub-Lot Except inches, OF Lots 9 TO II, in
Block 81 Wolcotps Addition dated Sept 90 consider
subIots and Of Lots 20 to a. In Block f. School
Section Addition, dated Dec II consideration g. 100
State st. bet Thirieth and Thirtyrst sta, eff Is #
10 alley, dated Sept II; consideration, s., 800.
Thrty-6fth st, Of Vernon av I, 27 # to al
leg, dated Dec II; consideration, $40, 500.
Lota IS and 81, in Ganos B1och 10, in Sec 49, 49, H.
dated ost- u; consideration, 1000.
Won Horn st, OF Oakley st. n t, 601l15 It,
dated DEC. Is consideration, s., 100.
North Dearborn St be: Superior and Huron sts, +,
eo4s2 +, dated Oct. 8; eonsideration Dc $ o9o ...
Lot -, in Block !, Of : y. Davis Addition. dated
Vest Adams st. near Hoyne st, ST, 2s11os #, dated
Dec. Z; consideration, $3.50.
Holt st bet Bradley and Division sts, Is It to
alley, dated Aug. 8; consideration, $500
Lots and III Lombard's n part Of Lot 49, in Block
Of Hamilton's Subdivision, in II e Sec Is, 80, IA,
dated Dec. 2; consideration, s, $50.
Lots and IN same, dated Dec. 2; consideration,
Lots ana in same, dated Dec. 2; consideration,
Eots1 T. and Is in Same, dated Dec 2; eenatdera~
1T Il in Block Of Har1isou's Blocks 1 and 2, in
Sec le, So II dated Dec. IT: consideration, $3.50:
Lot Is IN same, dated Dec. II; consideration. ss@
, 1872-12-19
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 1s.
The following were the receipts and ahip-
ments Of the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the past twenty-four hours, and for
the corresponding date year ago:
, 1872-12-19

pOTATOEs-Were IN good demand at yesterday's
prlces. The offerings were fair. We quote peach
blows at 1G@5c, track Potatoes sell from etora at
10000. Sales include at 73c; car at 50c, On
track; $50 bu At 83&35c in lots from store.
PoULIRY-There was fair inquiry for choice poul-
saes Of extra lots for shipment Turkeys quotabe Ut
10@12Hc; chickens at $36a@350. Sales include 600
12c 1850 lbs good at 1o@11c 500 bs at 1885; 60 doz
chickens at doz extra large ct S375; Is
doz at sa75@s.oo 20 doz fair at $25o dog geese ut
10 doZ do st s.. .5094.oO.
sALT-Waa in demand, and firm, owing to Light
"a 4o Saginaw fine, ordinary COURSE coarse
Diamond G, $3.50 ground solar, $3.50; dairy, without
bags, $3.50: do, with bags s42594.50 Ashton dairy,
per sack, $500; ground alum, $2.75 Turks Island
$500.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDsThere was mod
crate Inquiry for these goods at previous prices:
, 1872-12-19

In the afternoon wheat and corn we're mod
erately active. Wheat WAS shade easier. No.
spring wheat sold at 91.1215 caah. and $1.13k
@1:1sA9 seller January, and $l.1511@1.15X SCI
Ter February, both options closing at the inside.
Corn Was lTenk at 305Sc seller the month, and
3os9@30Ac seller January, closing at 30s5c, and
size seller February. Oats and other grains
were neglected. Provisions were inactive.
, 1872-12-19

!. ssoKso-E1tra, ss9ssc; medium, so@s7o: catn-
mon stems, 27@29c.
P5ue-Natufal Leaf, 75aeoc; hslf bright, eoe7oc~
WOoD-Conhuues firm at the following prices
Heech 5000; maple, s14Oo; hickory, $1,000 alabs,
$500, delivered. -
"VoL-Ihero was moderate inquiry for wool,
but, rule the market was quiet. Prices were IN,
, 1872-12-19

LEATHER-A moderate amount q trading was
done IN thg market to-day with material variation
II prices. Stocks Of domestic, as we'll as Of imported
rance Of 8@loc per cut viii probably be established On
the 1st Of January, in sympathy With corresponding
advance in Europe. The Shoe ana Leather Reporter
states that the total value Of l.ather destroyed in the
Boston fire Is 2ls in which should ba added the
losses Of finding dealers, 5000 900 more He quote:
, 1872-12-19

6tcAt1ne.
And from Nov. to Dec. 7, inclusive, tor
four years:
1872-73. 1s71-7a. 1s7o-71. 1s6o-7o.
TosF Rss ss bis 35155 3s515 ,ses5 ,ss2s
isrd e. s,ssoo 2a;s IS
Bacon, lbs IL, ,3o5, ,596 l5 s,3o5l7l 2,s36,64
Butter, 1bs... 5sa14a 71s27a 3eo'sGs ial,o61
TaLow, lbs. ,s45581 7,69731s 164o,24 3,asl,4Go
Harding, Gray d Dewey, Of Boston, write as
follows about wool:
The receipts Of domestic have been quite large for
some weeks past, and supplies are beginning to accu-
mu1ate We have now on hand, in fact, the best as
sortment Of feeces in the country embracing some
choice clips Of Ohio, West Virginis and Pennsy yvana
which holders ready to sell favorable ter1ns As
It is well known that many manufacturers will have to
stock up IN few weeks, would suggest that ehrly
purchases are likely to be the best After the 1st Of
January doubt buyers Will be able to purchase Us
cheap AZ now, US active movements will be sure to
lead to q higher runge Of prices. On fleece
wool there has been = concession Of la
&c . b during the week. iGood lines Of Ohio as they
run, rejecting unwaahed and understandable con be-
bought for 6711@6sc, ind Xxx Ohio and pennsylypnia
from 68@70c q ID. On Western Aeeces correspond
ing reduction has been ade but other descriptions Of
wool remain about the same as reported Last week.
Money Is tight, and, as usual with . tight money
market buyers for prompt Cash considered desir-
able customers. California wool continues to attract
considerable attention. and fa meets with favor At the
low prices current. Borne Of CUR largest nal1is have
been quietly buE'nR round lots the past Wssk iao.ud-
, 1872-12-19

IRON AND sTEEL-Thare were no new features to
note IN connection with this market. The demand
was moderate, and prices unchanged. Wa conttue to
, 1872-12-19

CATTLE-The leading features Of this mar
ket were much the same as noted in our reports
FROM day to day for q week past. Buyera were
few, and their wants were small, 10 that light
comparatively as vas the supply, It proved in
every way ample, and sellers were obliged to
content themselves with the low prices c1rrent
on the preceding days Of the week. 4-dyices
from Tie East Continue Of 3 gloomy character,
ments with great caution, bu;lng very Y,aringly,
and taking only such lots as please thetn. There
wero number Of choice hoves on ga1s, and the
average quality was, better than naual, but not
Wlthstanding thia favorable c,rnu9nstance, and
the fact that the supply Was smaR, the market
wasdestitute Of animation and ateeting OF weak
ness prevailed from the opening to the close.
sales we're reported at "a. .oo@4 Is for common to
medium chipping steers at 5d0g@5.50 for good
ahippiaE Steers, and at s5.75@6D 90 for choice do.
Butchers stuff sold at 52.0o@s.76 for inferior
mixed lots to good tat COWS, and feahy ateers,
Ind for poor to good Texas, amd Cherokee cat
tle> Stock steers we're neglected at $2.75@3.75.
Veal calves remain quiet at S3150@5.5o- There
was some inquiry for mileh co<Ts at 320.00@240.00
per head.
, 1872-12-19

&-411a-041ueu RteV1sy R7eIH8UE 1,3oV 1ba
and upwards
Choice Beeyes-Fine, fat, we'll -fozaned 3yeas
to year old steers, and averaging ], 200 to
!, 400 lbs..-
Good Reeves-WeI1- dnely-1ormed
Medium Grade-steers In fair flesh, aver
aging 1,1o0 to ], ,2so Esa.
Butchers' Skoci-Co1umou to medium
steers, and good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 to ], 100 ibs......
Stock Cattle-Cu1nnlun cnttle, in decent
flesh, averaging from 700 to ,050 tbs.
1nferior-Iight and thin cows, heifers,
stags, bulls, and sca11awaE zteera. .,......
Texas Catt1a-ThGpugh droyes...
Texas Cat1e-Northetn sumnerel.
Texas Cattle -Cozn-fed d..............
, 1872-12-19
st. Louis 4 sprfnREald E.pzess

fDaily ga Main Line, aud daiIy except Ssturday vis
Jackao1ville Division Daty, via Main Line and dai5
excopt Monday, via Jacksonville Divisiou. ~'
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Depos-Foos e Latest, fndianaao. ans Sixteenth
dul ok deuoks.
, 1872-12-19
EDUCATIONAL.

KENIPER HALL
select school foz srs and young ladies' 1ropoas JAN
18th. The elegant comforts the tho1onghnesa t1ai-
ing, znd discipline to manners and character and
the superior mode and Of instruction havo
attracted for It's patrons leading people OF Chicago
aud the Northwest
For particulars apply to GEO. II. EvERHART, DID,,
Rector. Keuosha, Wis,
, 1872-12-19

sEEnS-Thele was moderate inquiry Tor timothy
and clover eeed. Timothy vas steady at $3oo@3 Is
for fair to prime. Clover higher the supply being
Light; sales were made ut s5.l5@5.25, and Of mann
moth at s5.60@570 Flax quotable at s1o5. Sales In
clude 80 sacEs timothy at s3.18; 43 bags do, fair at
bags clover PRIME S52s; bags do at $780, % bags
good at S513: 20 bags choice mammoth at $50 s
at sl.G5.
TEAs-There wns rather drmer feeling In the
market for teas, notably 80 for the better grades. The
demand was only fuiry active 0t the annexed quota
tons: Hyson, common to fair so@55c; good, 65a
75c choice to extra, s1.O91oo; guperhne 10 ne old
choice d. 50c@s.o5; fil,e to good gunp5wder, s0:@
s1o5; cloiee, 1eo; extra 81 -25@1;a5 choice
9o,; co1ored natural leaf japan, 5sas5e: common 70
fine oolong, s5@45c; good, 8o97oc choice to extra,
90c@S1.00.
We repeat our list:
CHw1Se-Fine cat-Eztra, 75@soc sho,sa, s5a
7Qe: cozu1nea. 65@69s: poor, 4e@J0c. w"
, 1872-12-19

DIR. G. BIGEI1OW;
DIR. ]. Fl. CLARK.

Tho Old and Reliable Specialist di4oases snd cifru
0ss OF Private and Conddent1al ul:oro euro
no p1y Female sseq xtth '9ety a1d
Safeguard Fryendve'-tho bost known for rho pnr-
Poso. Office and add1ess-O1 nast Hat1isons Caic3.
Oifca open day and evening. Consultation frro
, 1872-12-19

LEMONS-There q fair inquiry, with ample
offerings. Oranges are in moderate demand. We
quote: Palermo aud Malaga lannon's at $8.50@7.00 !;
New Orleans oranges at $1,000 per brl valoucia do at
~ 90 per case Manga grnpes per keg rs lb
METALS AND T1NNERS' STOCK-Were quiet srd
unchanged. !inplate is quite firm. Sheet zinc is
weaker, but without quotabfe change, follows:
tn P1A1E--Ic, lo.14, $1L0o; do, 12x12, Sl4.5o !;
do, 14120, $16. 90 !; do, roofing, &c, 1880
Pho T1s-Large, 40c small, z1o bar, 42c.
SHEET z1Ho-Fun casks, II 10; haH caahs, 1IAc {;
less quantity, 12o; slab DC.
SHEET 1RoN-No. u, 711o rates. -
cofPEn-copper bottoms, 4sc; braziers, over II hs
WnE2 to s. Q, 8, and 9. 1oc; 10 to Ii, lie 12,
11Hc; - md II, 12Ko; Is and IL, 14c !; II, l5c
IT, 10c ~, 19c 2o 2oc; full bundle Is pei cent dis
count fence wire, &c.
NAus-Wera quiet and steady. We continue to
quote: 1ol, per keg, $5.75 net Sd do, $6oo9G.12h
Sd do, Ss.25@6.37b Id do. s6.5o@6.e2h Sd do,
<7s597.37A; Sd do, fine, $8.50@3.62x; ID do, $500
09.11k cIinch. .S3.Q GO.
, 1872-12-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Dec4 1S
Ihe receipts Of live stock since Saturday have
hean "a follo,ra. ;" -
, 1872-12-19

0iisTho m traie 1raa vhont onrovaat 49, ~ ~ -;
point Of activity the demand continuing light, and
mainly for carbon, Lard and turpentne The follow
lard oil, 7sc; No. i, 6ec; No. 9, csc; lnseed, raw,
SCI DO boiled 9oe; whale sss; SPERM s: :oo@21o;
No. L. so@s5e bank oil CSC; straits. 72c; elephant OIL
Csc: turpentne, 72c-
PAINTS, coLoRs, AND PUTTY-Rernain dull at
, 1872-12-19
/ zeass: l. 4rriss:
l. 9b T. m4(s 8Io ?. II.
l. 9:15 T. n. $40 ?. n.
= 4;10 p. Ms s:10 2. H.
i 4:l0 p. n.S $40 T. H.

$3.50 ?. N. II 30 ?. n.
$500 p. H. 70 D. n.
19 20 p. II. Et}7:W q. m,
= 800 r. me- 8:lgp. N.
, 1872-12-19

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Depot bot ef Lake-st. Of Teentyeeondr 1ets
o9ice, Is csnat-st, cornsr ef Madison.
The sun., 1872-06-01
f'wrtial.
THE sEw YpU'k SrATE
LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
" BROADWAY. NEXT TO THE CORNEk oF
WALL ST.

ASH CAPlTAL............ .t.mOo.
Interest allowed on daily balances Checks upon this
Company pass through the Clearing House.
This Company is authorized by law to accept and
cute all trusts of every de, criptiun
To receive deposits, allowing interest on the simc to
loan and advance money or securities and credits upon
real or peraoral rroperty TO receive upon storage
deposit bullion specie bonds and certificates
evidences Of debit
The Company viii also take charge OF all kinds OF
curit"s for safe keeping collect coupons and interest
also, rent annuics, and mortgages. renting for the
same, or crcdlting In account, as may be desired.
The New York state Loan and Trust company has a
paid up cash capitil Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS and
by ts charter has perpetual succession oil Its opera.
tons are under the direction of responsible Board OF
Trustees. and EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS,
TRUSTEES OF ESTATES. GUARDIANS OF IN.
FANTs. MARRIED WOMEN. AGENTS having charge
of estates, FEMALES, and others unaccustomed to
business, will md to their advantage to keep their
accounts with this Company aordng 1t does all the
security Of bans with the sdvautag ~ accumulation
OF Interest on their accounts
TRUSTEES
HENRY A. sMYTHE. President.
WA. ". NEi,MILYE, Vice. o.Prcsidcnt.
A. A. Low, r. sCHUCHARDT,
3. ID. BABCoCK, FRANCIS sK1DDY,
W. II. TEANERs, wM. I. GARNER
THOs. DICKSON, H. 4. HURLBUT,
g. g. HAVEN, W II. T1LLiNGHAsr,
JOHN BLoODGooD, ". g. FAHENsTOCK,
WI. y. DRAKE.
?. LAWRENCE, Secretary
y[ ONITZ<Y Il uEGEgFELDT,
AA BANNft-.
P,sso ,l tf & ,9s Xxx liseS s1 ,r.,. q,
the % 'Hvu'ry 90 lowest rates.
The sun., 1872-06-01
mustnunts.
AWUbtHINIs.
- 49, aes74~ss~r7l
WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
AND
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT BOSTON.
PRELIMlNARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AT BOSTON.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Executive Committee Of the Worlds Peace
Jubilee and International Musical Festival respectfully
announce that the great undertaking to which the
musclovlng people of the country have been looking
forward for many months, with such deep interest,
will commence In Boston
on THE l1TH DAY OF JUNE,
And close the
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
II s hardly necessary to state that the preparations
for this great have required the constant appca
tiOn for months OF the thousands who are to partcl
pate 10 IT, and have involved an enormous expenditures
but the committee feel confident that the time, labor,
and expense devoted TO the succeful development OF
so noble an enterprise must result in only afford.
ing the highest gratncaton TO all why may hear the
glorious music TO be rendered upon scale Of grandeur
never before attempted, and witness the magnificent
spectacle which such an assembage must present but
that It win also confer lasting bene1t upon art the
country, and the age.
while the programme OF the hrst week Of the Festl
val will embrace all the great features to be presented
Including the CHORUS OF
TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
ORCHESTRA or TWO THOUSAND PERFORMERS.
the most powerful organ ever built together with
many Of the most eminent American and European
bands and artists among whom may he mentioned the
the great maestro
JOHANN STRAUSS AND HIS FAMOUS AUSTRIAN
BAND
Of nfysx performers the concerts to he pivcn from
nrs to last will surpass any series OF musical entertain.
meLts eyer @ presented TO the American public.
SEASON TICKETS Transferable, admitting to al the
Concerts from June IA to July I, inclusive, FIFTY
DOLLARS EACH. including resGrved seats now ready:
and Tickets for single admission 10 entertainment
during the nrst week, FIVE DoLLARs with reserved
seats will be ready Tor sale and after June I. and
may be had upon application. nersonay or by letter
to A. p PECK, Music Han. Boston.
Per order OF the Executive Committee.
HENRY q. PARKER, Secretary
The sun., 1872-06-01
fltoitsslonal Caros.
Ill. unfortuuotcs.- Private diseases cured without
! charge twenty years practice.
DR. DEHAUT, % Bond st.

4 ~. unfortunltcs Private diseases cured without
n charge twenty years practice.
Or, DEHAUT, % Bond st.
NR. KING curcs all delicate disease, and dcrangc.
mtntH; one visit sufficient consultation strictly
private, "a Amiiy st., near broadway; hours from
LAR. WEST, office lil West grth st. having made
- female complaints special study Tor many years,
can lt Consulted CoundrnI1ly speedy Cufr Eu.rau,
tced IN every instance, from whatever cause.
nR. FRANKLIN, lsl hI,rUsr IT,
EylWeuty years Pruhulan lusufal tAuUTlCutc. pIrg
ana all SKIN diseases permanently tUttl without nUr.
curry Consultatlpn free, talI ot NIttc.
nK,& MME. GRINDIE, Physicians, speedily
> cure all fcWal" complaint. iU. ar wIthnu, mod
lrlne ADVICE Tree. i@U West @pth ST.
nK. COOPER, u panes ST., may hr consulted on
tI'ra .s,A"ts a. 1cala pr.ci cc enables hJ to
"Aht perfect tulrs on uD charge uuue.
1 nSS or MANHO0D -mpotoncy, rcsultlng
nom the fOllrs Of luutu. or otirr causes young,
mlduehEtd, ana even ola men pt,Waucaty restored to
manly llgof b tac old Practitioner pT. LEWIS
Pc. ch ~.
ktPEclAI. dl.eJsov, l"rNuue drhilty, lost msuhool
- Hun puANtul tNlHt-t ttua prrmllr. 'N aud s,.lly
'u,e p tr .lrhht,d ru't .l ur. a!.LDl =, u Amul
o.. Attct nee,
'EhI lOST eclohrst,d pnl .riaa IN thr cit, is Dr.
0ry. F' 'NA
The sun., 1872-06-01

R,ai G5stae
A HOME OR AN INVESTMENT.
"ALL THE WORLD
and the
REST OF MANKIND"
are going to
GIBsON's GREAT SALE
WEST BERGEN.
sixteenth Ward Of Jersey city
TUESDAY. JUNE l. 1s7a,
rain shine.
A FREE RIDE WITHOUT GOING TO A FUNERAL.
Bring all your friends to the great collation..
There's Music in the Air,"by
1.-THE GOVERNORS ISLAND BAND"
T' f' s1 y ;ays ERT % he Ss RS! g y to 6sST% S %
getting "'EI n9T' ISF &I s. S6hb the depot
wi'R9gi @g5F FFeBBfEFif! 6;q2Siee'
In IS mlnutcs even by Marx Twaq's watch when that
iy making the fastest time on record
so% nS
don't 40 wandering miles into the bowels Of Long
l','no' ara s'SS sSyER gR' 80 ffSSGSyEw GSyEw JERSEY.
bSe can s SS aSdS pGS a 6 e TSs
Fruits on the Spontaneous Combustion Principle re-
cheap PTses psyr1SDis suit yourselves, and every
'nins That can os NIKE RfSfsifTS n6m2 II HAPPY.
even wife. II you have none to install In your house
when built.
THE JERSEY GIRLS
primitive article and better sYeeter. pretter
and liyelier than be found In any other market
They will eagerly
SHARE YOUR LOT
hyou can only give them positive assurance that
YOUR LOT is IN WEST BERGEN.
Re wise In lme then. these advantages before
they are all snapped up These lots will 20 at moderate
prices, and every one OF them
MUST BE SOLD,
reg ardless Of what they may bring,
on these easy payments 10 per cent OF purchase money
and auction Zee Of t day Of sale 10 per cent In 20
days. ~ per cent In six months balance mortgage
for three years Everybody can buy lot. Plenty Of
schools, churches factories stores &C. West Bergen
workingmen knock OF for half day attend this sale
bring your wives and swecthearts along You will be
treated well; examine the property, buy and you will
never regret II Maps, tickets, Sc from W; 4. nyrnc
lt9 irOadway New YORK at the depot day of sac
from !. VI. GIBSON. Auctioneer, "a Mont gomery St.
Jersey City second block from ferry. open until
o'clock this evening.
The sun., 1872-06-01
Ronrh nm Hnnms.

MEXICAN irOm1n wants b0qrf, iOdyinJ, or
y 'flty ToHHg with neat people who will mind her
Two young chiLiyeH during rOrifHg LOyry
Call or address i3l East 10Th ST..
tIlas
The sun., 1872-06-01

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
~ On and after Monday, May Is, trains will lolys
James slip ne follows: " '
A, NJ, Grcenport Mail Trau
BA NJ, Sag llarbOr, South Hampton, Bridge Hama
ton, and all stations on sag Harhor Branch
"a. NJ, ROckaway Excursion Train
lOS A. NJ, NorhpOrt, Locust Valley, and Heinpsleai
Way Train.
1P ~, Rockaway Express Train.
vS8P NJ, arcenport, Locust Valley, and Hampstead
3'SP ", sag iiarhor Express Train
II. VI. EuCkdva ~ Express Train
Express Train. VI
O. 7, NJ. NOrthport, Locust valley and IIcmps,e,i
Way Ttdln.
1P. NJ, from 3ith st.. f. r., flockaway Express Train
The above trains leave 3ith st. Is muutta later IN
james slip.
SUNDAY trains for For RocSawoy ard all siatlonll, a
Sith H., L. r.. at 93 A. NJ and t2i5 BIS md 6lj l. Il
sunday trains for Huntington, NurfhpOrt. I'o.i =
Glen Cove, and LOCUST VALLEY leave Hunters Plut 4
y A. VI. and 6:ij 7. VI.
A BBANY end Troy by day line ro.ts g. Vibls-i
~ and Daniel Drew (cOmmencng May 20 leeve Vcs.
try ~. pier at $50 A. NJ, and 3ih n. h adny A
lonkcrs, TgrrytO and Nynck ny fcrr, hnlu Fu,i
kecpsir. Rhrcbeck 1tvoll, Crtskl and ilrd-on IT, n
tickets to Co,zenss, West Point, Cornwall, cud view.
bnrgh retgrning same day,t Councctug al points
West and North.
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4 FEW respectable young mon can he accommO
~ dated with good board and pleasant rooms on rea
s9nable terms at 2Sj Elizabeth st., near Beecker st.
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RFGILAR syNDAy nolq4, FOR nan.
u IITH y TUT VN 0UV TIIT TTTI "Vfa WTTT UUItl
lr High Bridge and kingshrlge.
j. =. TALLNAN. suporlntanicnt.

ID EGILAR sunday moui1r rn1f for rruburrh
- landing at Yonkrrs Iona bland. Wc.t pon. AID
told Spring. The hvurlte 5,cauubtt SLEEPY iOlr
h,oWti LOVE, 1apt; James shcrnin -gs Futon ferry
oith st., Y, ". every sandy morning Fare for the
tx ursiNn, Si.
- EGILtR sunday morning hpIt for Kryport
~ klzahcthport, Union Landing, fs.ssyie aud Icrth
Amhoy. The fayorite steamboat NnVWA1K, Capt.
WIN Hitchcock. leaves Barclay st. at p.3j \. VI.
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JIoR QUEENSTOWN Avn LIyrRro0I.

i carving the United siitcs Malls ~
NtAAllN sails "Wednesday. jane 3, nt8p NJ.
W. tMlNG sails Wtdat LAY. 1uiic n al tl l. NJ
CnhLv p.aa.ra ..f Ntoor, -, s'rt o,,--.,s.-
brn'ts IN hasfah7. fr--T7.5; e.. -------
WILLIAMS y GUION,
~ Broadway, New York
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4 FEW respectable mechanics can be accommodated
~ with good board double single rooms also, a
few ladies 8 - TO s6 gas hot aud cold bath lS East
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ROATs LEAVE PECN sLTP. PIEK ~.

HARLEM AND ASTORIA
Landing at llth, iO9h aud i20h ais AT o. TO- and I,
a. ", and ], 3, I, ), 6:i5, and : p "
Express boats landing at i2uh II onlv at 72O ON
li:Sj a. NJ, and 1870, 9;n, and kqi y NJ Nv '' '''
Last boat leaves Harlem for Peck slip at6PN
for III n Bridge and Kingshridge.
Sunday boats leave hourly from 70 A. M.to7P.M
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4 FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with good
~ board aud airy rooms. also few young ladies' gas.
bath no; and cold water Can all the week 3ll West
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FIRST CABIN :. .si5 gold sTEERAGF .ssl currenc,
pa,sengers also forwarded TO Havrc, Hamburg
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per
sons wishing to send for their friends -
FOR further Information apply az the company ofrca
JOIN q. DALE, Agent
IS Broadway New York.
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~ OtN wlr.rpom. 55i Broadway Ca,houc young
4 man Yi ft'.At.c character. must be cd f,4ftQ and
ssferhhlr; salary ga NcR IorA 4ul PladrpAia Pub.
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only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Company's Steamers fIr
httst Hnd HANre san every alternate saturday EN'ur
sion uchets at reduced rtit.. Apply AZ tho ulice Of
GEOl'GE MACRENZIE, Agent,
tlWuy.
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I IBBY HOTEL. Warren st., block from Broad.
Ways clean, light rooms, with new beds 5lc. day
t2O ANA t3a week family rooms, u and tl5O day.