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New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD,

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
BROAD GAUGE LINE WAer Gap. StroDsbuTg Scranton
Bnghsmob Syracuse and OsEego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depots New Yot foot Of Barclay snd foot Of Chnopoertt
WINTER ARRAHGBABNTS commencing MONDAY, Nov - sL
ei0 BROAD GAUGE RXPhEsS TRAIN. b0ontCn Bfsbch
Cortland without change connecting Dover With
Waterloo with r.. and at Scranos With l.
Is. r. r. for KiDgston Wlsesbsrre. Phst0n, 6e- -.
75 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Denye Nfh boon
Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With SUSSEX
for ADdoVer and Newton, Washington With The D. and W r.
syrseuse Phpsbug with and susqaebsnna and Lssh
Yalley Il for all points on those rOads
1900 m, PHILLPSBURG EXPRESS ssops Al Nessh Madison,
stations connects al waterloo Win Sussex
Phpsbug with Bel Del X for Belydere and Lehgh
r. Lehgh Valley for bethlehem Alien
400 m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Boonon directly through and Bhghamton without
stopping pnu6 stations Connecting al Dover NTH
Chester K r. and at Waterloo with sasssr r r.
BASTON EXPRESS al Dover with Che5ef X
With r. and Phpburg With Lehgh and sus
r. and Lhigh Valley r. or Bethlehem Aen0Sn
Reading Harrisburg, end the West
and sith SusseI for Andover Newton, and FfanAin
s;2O D.. m. DOVER EXPRESS. -. ,... 40 "a. "a
POr MoRRTsToWH at 7:l5 s:lO. llo n'oo NJ aoo go 80
For SUMMIT a, 7:; zao aIO. lOlO and Ilo 2o $40
70 Fcr ORANGE .Od SOUTH ORANGE 7l5 TO- 9o 80 1910
OA m i:lO $780, 35o lo 4;5o $780, $780, $50 si" V"
anF FoT NEWARK At 7ls 7O 80 $50 slo go 1910 o,
iIo a M and 1870 all0 2OO. 'h0. 500. 800 $50 tAS
40 40 80 $40 $50 600 '620 $50 $780, 800 1890 lgO
a. M Trans marked stop at Rast Newark. -, Am . 81,
$50 and lO4O R aud 300 3;4O 4:iO SEQ $40 and 300 m
wv -N- A REASONER, S1DennteDdeDt
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
New- Jsrssp Real gstais for Sale.
A BARGAIN.-Aecessible Suburban RESI-

A BARGAIN.-Accessible Suburban RESI-
N DENCBs for SALE LIT oBls
by superior iation (Wnter SBmuerl
trans cheap fares desirable
Chance for dowH-iOsn busbefs men.
Picturesque Rroom COTTAGE HOUSE laid IN
drives garden fower berries bearing shade tree.
w,ds halls versudss kc. $l2O00
Lse French roof COTTAGE HOUSE Stable nearly one
planted garden, berries bearing fruit shade eesi very substantial
bI4 with land $4,000
either
models the within CO.. fsct Of best the
600 ieet from M Paved
Ieus,e stsiTvsys eaiss ~ VIII Le rebieda Il3
month Ie'pf, 70 psstesi,- sgg q ws,, Elizabeth aA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
ERlE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement Of

LRlE HALLWAY. w inter Arrangement OF
II Trains taking effect jan 20 3 From Chamoerst Depot tos
am-Cincnna Chicago Day Express Drawing Room Coaches
10 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 70 destination.
Msi for Buffalo and Nsgara Fas Drawing Room
susq1hAnna snd Sleeping Coaches destination
through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change
Additional Trains Leave for
Port Jeryis g. II and III rs a. NJ $50 and y m ,,o
WarwicE g. II and 'll.l5 IN. and $50 ..
NeWbufzh, 1880. 9 and IL a. $3.50 and 4;3l ?. n -
t730 $780, II aud 'll;l5 N, J;J D. 0, o;o y Ano
Rdgesood HohoEus AeDiae Ramseys 1880 $780, II,
sll:l3a m. $3.50, 5, 6, 1880, and Fll30 m.
Paterson, GaS 'I;3o 1872 TO- IL 'i;l5 M noon l4''
Newark 75 'St5 and II 30 and 345 55 and $50 n
Rutberfuri and Passaie 65 +10t8 10 II IL Noon,
.l:45. 300 4, SIS 6, $3.50, 8. 10 and su;3o p.
Hdale Hsekenssek and Way 5, s5 and s5 m and
Spring Valley and Way and els. ta5 and and
ESgerood S. las 10 and $50 m IoO 3s 4l5 4S, '1o 60
Cre s. i,45 10 and 800 H. l5. 4ls $50 $50 and '7se
Spsri S. 75 10 and $3.50 m 1;0o 3:ls, is AS. $50 $50
and t1:ij D.. m, and tl2 Md. -.
and hYaek, 49, and sO M, liJi S'o, $50 9
$50 and ff:45 o. m. sbd ~ Md.
NB-rans leaving Chambers-st half hOur esye
Twenyhhst minu earlier than above The 10 and
1880 D. N II Mid. Trains start from Chsmberss- only.
on quarter hours Twenty ybrst 80 minutes earlier than
ke for passage and apartments Drawing Sleeping
the checking
Baggage may Companys oce2 S and 957 Broad
wsY cor Aud Trisye Courtst,
Brooklyn the Compnys Depo and Of Agents s the PRINCIPAL
sD,Ig tSundays only. 'tGosben Sundays only.
JNO. y. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
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Cona 1slano Real gslaie for Sale.

DESIRABLE FARMS Tor SALE or En-
~ CHANGE Long Island Wechetr, Duchess and Orange
Counte. rutland WHITING, Beekmans'.
TOR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, cen
ly located village Flushing; dimensions OIis within
10 depo q daily churches schools
SC within reach Price. lHO terms favorable Address
'NBGus" Boz l ~ y. =. o., ~. L. STEELE Flushing j.
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VIZ H. WEED, General Ticket Arent
DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
E,prs, for HArrburr Pibareb tbs aud Scuh Pull
Palace Ca attached $50 B. and $3.50 SUNDAY T.
PoF baltimore Washington Isps. ssN
sIprs.s or Phl. o $3.50 ~, 1880, LL56 sp snd
" peht Sunday G, $50, aud 9:09 D.
Por Pbia. via KeBsingon, at : 4. apd N.
Bmig ant and second ciass AIS m.
Newark 4. 6 1sU e:lO O. 10 n. lit0 w. 2 7p.
TO- sl0 40 l0 $40 5;3 $50 6;lO. 6s5 10 s:e,
q TO- 1880. " p III. Srnes, s;2c, 6 9;le ana 10. -
For Elizabeth t3 s:4r. = 8;l0 y TO- H. l+a II ~ 1U
l. . 2 332 20, $40. 4:n 20. a;9 SD $3.50 o. hW, GS, IN
Gl0. 20, ll1O " pm Sunday s:te ., aud 8:l0
For Rsh~sV b. t3 : Gli yO and 10 IL noon, l. zS
$50 9:tj Eln 40 s21 Jl aJ &. 6;O 70 S:o bp and
For Woodbridge aud Perth inOoy aud 10 s.7o, 80 49,
sud .:h N.
For New BrOnsweE u, la tIo s.se C. o. s.s
u night suulsy, o, ssispm NJ.
For East Mll,one. ~. II noon. 4;lo aud $40
For IsmAertvile and fi-ut gton p a. and , NJ
for Phhpsbsrg and Brrrlrre, and y N.
Bonieulowa BafHgton, Camden sud 9S -
iRJl ?. }, 34O 4 aud o D.
fOf Freehold, Z. o. ard D
For yameshurg. pember on. Camden. a. m, $40 p
Trains arrve follows; Fros Psbsrgb, tN. EO -
daily. lo;t and GA daily except MONDAY en Nsss
aud Baltimore, e:tn asa, e:i7 SUNDAY ~ -
Phlsdspha ssl $50 i9N iEo& l% N 2lA 9~s' 49, '~P
IA. SOndav. S2i, b3J. lcis "a. - H..
reAe oness .l 2Ii 9u BoAawayi Ne ss.os hss'
and Of Dcshos ami conaadtss ka,erses nsAr oA'
Bs,srsr pace D. n BOYD p., osh fsA 49,
A. AJt4ssATr Gen. Manage.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
Boaro nno Rooms.


nROOKIYN WOMANS UNION,
30 wILLOUGHBY ST. @ Bh0VALnn, IN ., .ho
Ro ;RDING ACCOMMODAIlONS ioi tont m m WY Wv
are eseupied IN lurcss ayoeaons Rooms rom % CSs
S ,coriing 10 location. Teachers Copyr , ~ ~
e. Vii and bere refined and pleasant home nv AZ "a sK n de
boarding house. Applications can be nA'e W Wv ~
premises -, I,51ITC. A.
GLANDS STURTEYANT HOUSE, F,vo,,
Htasd.ay TWentv.e ghtb and
- D'NN' IIHRRICAN PLAN, WITH KhNhlOhn
CENTRALLY LOCATED .-yps
hhnh I'M IItWIs' GEO. & LELAND, Propreors
DARTIES seeking FURNISHED APAhI-
nTSTs with or without board fad I,Tge us' ,I Fs
uousEs with particulars. prices, kS al
No l267 Broadway between Ihtnrs, a.p
,t,htFPING -New-York Stammering In
stuts (estsbHshed ls7o Prof. Mann Oo, imsnts s,p.
~. TwentSthir-sti reierenees iurnsned 20
49, ., nes used Boaers akon and no pay i0 o0au VI "
vices until cured Send for prospectus
or. CHARLES HOTEL european RAN, sI j., NO: S.y
~ ga BroAdway corner Beeekerst-Slngle 1oo ~ IA,
Family Rooms from Sl0 10 ~ per steI; Iioei '''A ~ '
furnished All BTo'dsa oRGS % = LEWIS LELAND PrOpre.0r.
00 TON-PLACE-B0ARD for a few
sJD first class boarders
Elegantly furnished rooms
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felp tuanteo-- Alales.

XyyANTED-By a literary man, q falr ste
w pogrspber and act as amanuenas yng ee 1sd Con
VXTANTED-ADA ASSISTANT TBOOKKEEPER,
w ouick al figures familiar with sterling accounts Apply By
letter only 70 h. H. VAN ISGEN Co, ~ Broadway.
CONN PER YEAR will be paid a steady,
I'D sTO reliable young who furnish good references
ana afraid work provided be loan oc eeu w or
Three Thousand Dollars Address MANUFACTURED Boz S9 New
York r. o.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

puing, reported unsafe the ending Ftb H. 1875
No E~eTst unsafe retaining wAli Mehaei
Sheebv =, c,.
ovn ---.-
No ia Foueenth unsae remaining wallis r. Groe owner
NO So Diysionsi., unsafe generally; A. X Durgea owner
No. II Pest unsafe geneIalyi w W. Winats o"her
No l32 Fstaye unsafe ceilings; James WOods owner oo
Nos 81 and 35 Mdison-st unsafe ceilings Nos lS ana @
Seyenh unsafe ceilings and hoor No 100 cannon - unsafe cell
nq side OF Cannonst Is feet north OF BoOne un
ssfe ceilings Corporation Of the City Of Newfork owners
No 80 Ryrgton unsafe front WALL John Kane owner
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
% Aoo ACRES GEORGIA FARMING

OsEf,DO LANDS for SALb on favorable terms -,
Comprising LOTS containing 400 each located In me
Of Echo aud Clnch Counties and Known :, NOS
a. 35 36 5 I6G 5 The hDds unlmproyed but arc
wen dapted cultivation Of Cotton Address A. W., Boz SI
Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
BOOKS OF THIS WEEK.

THE MYSTERIOUS Gussr by bnLa a. 70
KENNETH, ny KING. A Novel by same n p''0N q M
t2mo pp. All. (Carletonl.. l...'.'''''''..' W
s.Nro DoMNGo PAST AND PRESENT By sauuel ~
Hazard I2Ino. PIP 5ll. tHarpersJ .....-.''''' w
M,nDa yuIpcu Bv George Eliot. In One Volume
svo. pp 2ss. The same) OV
Poerx GRAY. Novel. BY Charles Giooon. syo' -
m lA (The Same) )....-.......'-.. "
Az OPEN QUESTION A Novel. BY James DE Mile.
syo pp 2SS tAppletons.l eo
5Ix IswREScEs. BY Charlotte nrnbull. l2mo. -
DID. l9s american News Col........-.........' = W
MISCELLANEOUS AND PosTHUMoUs WORKS OF HENRY
THOMAS BUCKLE. Ehted with a Biographesl
Notice, hy Helen Tayler. 3 vols. SvO. tScrlpher ,o
a
LIVINGSTONE LOST AND Pound. By Rev. Joseph
Tyler. svo. PIP. 7s2. Mutual Pubhshihg Oo'l.'
ny CLERICAL FRIENDS. l2mo pp. S24. Nathoho N
Publication Society "
FRoUDE's LECTURES on IRELAND. with Not9S py
Col. James 4. McGee. l2mo PIP IA' S' ~
hcGce.)
REVIEWS AND ESSAYS on ART. LITERATURE AND
SCIENCE By Almira Lincoln Phelps' l4mo PIP, ~
OaNtOn x w
REMUNERATION By f. H. Sears. Ninth Edition.
I2mo. PIP 264. CTbe Same 10
FoRyeLFAMs AND FORESHADows OF IMMORTALITY.
nv Edmund III. Sears l2mo. PIP. 5S% tlhe IN
Same w
on THE EVE. Translated from the Russian by g. T. .,
Turner. limo pp. 272. tHot Nllllams'l-''' -
gRurH AND ERRoR. By the Rev. Henry A. Braun N
ID. d. PIP. $50. CSadliersJ ......... i "
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Redl estate TO &trbanse
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
EXCHANGED Acres eIpensivey improyei healthy no hl
10
schools Address with full particulars Boz Jss PosiOhee
WILD EXCHANGE 10 Brooklyn City LOTS,
worth $4,000 Escsss location title perfect ior Western or
Texas STOCK Farm Address PROPERTY Boz 6 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN-

~ TER ARRANGEMENT iaaiag efeet Dee p l5Tans leave
foot O COTtlgUdt and DeSbrosessts. follows:
Eew-Durham and AaywOoi 9o 1850 a. m; +O $50,
6.l0. and 1880 D. n.
For HckeusacL Paterson Hawthorne Midland Park
dyke T. e0 1880 J. $50. $50 6:20. sll:30 D.
dgerd Park Rochelle Dundee Lake M3rsetst, and
Riverside 1880 A.. m; S.3c. J:yU, $40 n: p.
For wyekof Pompon. and Moncar Junction. T. 9n 1870
3Jl, 4;Jo. $50 p.
Por Campgaw Oakland Boomngdae and West Boonnclale T.
9:l0. 1880 m. 4:90, $3.50 p N.
For Smiths Nils Charotebargh Stockholm Suusowu Ogdsns
burg and Quaugyile, Z Gl0 o m. 4;)0 ,.
For Newfoundland Fnakln hsmhurgb. DeckeowD Uniouue
West Town johnson, Slate m Mdeown and BoomiIg gbargh, ~
9Jn a. m. $3.50. t4:J0 D.
Pine Bush, Wnrt.boO FSlburgh Monticello Liberty Fails
and Elenvlle. 9O M. $3.50 ,.
RErURNING-Leaye Liberty Falls At 6:S5 a M LIS ms
Eenyle NJ 2:l5 Middletown. 3:55 81, 3.S
West BoSRnglsle 3 20 a n Goa p NJ wosa ,&,.s &
6.4l. i:J5. 9:i9 ll38 257. 4;24 7:l3. l:l2 -
ARRIVING an NEw-iokka at o3S, g. $40, 1880 a m IH tIo
$40 8;aS ?. IN. and 1880 =. m .
MoNrCLAR DVSION-TnnS NeS-Yora, loot Ce'tiandt
aBi Desbrosst~stA:
For Nonicls Pomp,ou aut intermediate stations alJsn sP IN
For Montcar stations 33 aTivr s'oA
M. and 4:lOp M
tUoes beyond Movn 'Does not run o0nd hawthorne
'O0e' H0' run O''0D' Z W DOUGLAS, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1873-02-15
Mem Jersep Real Gstaie for Sale.
Gounrrp Real Gsiais tor Sale.

LLSEEKING SOUTHERN INVESTMENTS
should subscribe for TB SOUTH The ONLY paper Of rs hnd puo'
hhed. 80 year single copies, lOe Once l6l Whiiamt
EOR SALE-The elegant brOwn-stOne front
HOUSE, 23 Chapelst NcSayen Conn., fronting Wooster
square being middle houses In the block The house 2
finished 10 the superior Doors and widow
castings black walnut Bronze door trimmings plate glass windows
marble Wasstands bot and cold water all the
splendid bath and billiard beautifully heoed rom base
The delightful location the city; splendid view Of
back windows Said TO be the most elegant block
Newngnd. Por sale terms By W. ENSIGN I~
Chapei4t, NewHsyen Conn.,
DIVERSIDE-ONT TIlE-S0UND. - Attractive
III shore-font RESIDENCE sALBi II modern eonve-
neocesi acre; $4,000 Address W. ATWArER, Riverside Sta
ton, Conn.,
COTJTHERN LANDS.-FOR SALE or EX-
~ CHANGE NeWYork vicinity improved or unmproVed
property Of excellent LAND located on the Mobile
Railroad and ng in the best counties 10 the state Of
pnce terms this land Is In seeons OF
quarter and faeons title perect nlnbr'lee on ne prop
ery win be conyeyed By full wauntee deei Pe 81 lana 10 @
mediate vicinity Sl5 TO $40 HOMER hORGAN NO Zrne
=, or las n MONTGONERY 202 Broadway. (l,l5lB
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TRAlNs LFAYR NRM. YORK.

NEW-1UKk, NEW -HANEN, AND HAKI-
~ FORD RAILROAD-New-York and New-IIaven Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOVEMBER q, ls72
Passenger NeglOk Grand Central Depot Entrance
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- H. T.. STANDS FOR PLAIN HOME
TALK end rlain 1At about Me BODY physical and
D. FOOTE author Of Medical
q Ne izo who entsa5s everybody pen ana
b. bis author In s thousand pages An
thousand donI want 70 70 phao
book for private
-dt Fres - y and scot prepaid everywhere
abs net FREE beautiful ongiDa chrome
s@ste rI0v Ph worth . 10, with The
-. ~hSt tie without She chrome Address
MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
No I1g Easl II glthr.. beH.leTk.
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PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION aud LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
will leave Desbrosses and Corilandtsi. Ferries
$3.50 EIe Express daily except sunda with Pullman Palace
Car through from NewlorS 10 OIL Cy Arrive Sunbury 6:5O
WiamsDo S:5 Lock Haven. 955 Remove ll:0
58; Cory 6:O5i Erie 40 Connects actol Corr
Oh Greek and Agheny River r. Oil Region;
with Lake Shore r. II. for all points West.
$50 IN. Ere Mail tdaiYl with Pullman Palace Car from
PmIle!pha Bhe. Arrive SuubuTy, 6:25 Whsmspor, G:lO
Lock Haven. $40; Remove II lrvneOb 5Oi Cory GlO Ere
Uineton and Cory with Oil
River r. for the Oh Region Bn with Lake Shore
ali points West -
W. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
CORE Gen Pas AGENT
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BROOKLYN propertp 10 fei.

ITO LET in BROOKLYN, +. D., FURNISHED
"A threesJ apd basement Hoose With modern Improvement
Throughout w furnished 10 Bedoayr within few hs
ferries kebboIhocd unsurpassed either IN HevYorL
tue dnve 10 Prospect PTr Family urope Al
dress for Particular a H. B. 81 Lafaysilepsee HcwYo
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Giiuaiions iuanlc6--fe

A LADY of much experience deslTes sltua-
~ GOyERNESS she capable Of teaching English branches,
Music French, furnish satisfactory references from families
has taught salary &S0 Address TEACHER Inbune
Ohee.
AN AMERICAN LADY of quiet and domestic
"A tastes desires situation as H0uSEkEEPER or ~idowers
family; pleasant object than salary. Address call
lO7 EAst Broadway. Miss A. NJ b.
A NUMBER of German SERVANTS con-
"A stanty Bureau 25 Horiokst, between
Rivington and StantonslS N. HID.
A REFINED and educated lady would like a
"a situation COMPANION. Good references gwen. Address G. c.
Tribune ofoe
XIANTED-A SITUATION by a middle
w aged woman HOUsEK Uneteeptonbe
r7en. Address Mrs L. H. MASON d. Peck " 0naget,
HewGi N. J.
WANTS A SITUATION-By middle-aged
w English woman, take invalid lady
90 plain sewing Beet Of city reference be given Please call
sddress 234 Batt 6tb-st. for two days.
VVANTED-By n frst-class COOK position
w ihs loe private family Inquire So Chrye ron
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III I
Passenger NewYOE Grand Central Depot Entrance
TRAINS LEAVE EBw-YoRK
For NeWHaVen 1903 1913 El il:33 l223 R1 3o3 (RLh
3.55. 4:33, S3J, 800 (RI.l and GlO tBr.l .
For Bridgeport 7s, s08 (ELl 9:s, ll3 :25 tEI 500
gI J. 3:5 1893, $3.50. sOs QlI.l ana eio tBIl p.
For Fairfield Southport aud Westpor 7O9 so l1i u 5'S,
For South Sorwak 7:O3 r sOs i33 mi CBLL 500
(Rr 1855, 4:33 (EI 5:3J, 638 SO5 lEIl and 9l0 (Er
Danen 08 9s II Jl 35 433. 5s39 and 6;31
2:1 sos ILJ 3:Ss 438 RI 53 5.3l 500 s3 725 3s EIG
stepping Rochelle and Po Chester sl0 I m stop
ping Mount Vernon, Mamsron,ck and Rye -
Greenwich and intermediate Stations TOO, sa l0;0e lla
N 22j, 3:i5 1883, 5:39. 6;03, $50. 1923 p N.
Mail Train Ceara Depot fortyseeond ST. New
York at 1903 for Boston va Springfield Line Stopping at seg
$40 for Boston Shore Line stopping Mount Fenen
'A'H-''-''A '-- NV CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield. 500 m. 3o3 and sos
kor Boston, via Shore Line, l2:23, $40 p m
For Hartford and Spagteli so3 2:25 3'Os and soc
Por Conheceea River Raroad H. l2:23 pm Greensei
3:03 p. m. 70 Montreal aud White Mountains.
Hartford Providence and fshki RAILROAD
For Shore Line Railway 8O3 TO Norwich and Poydenoes
2;2S os 70 SsTLondO and NOEscS and .:l9 m Boston kL
~ sSe. ~ Sss1,,,, Esrosd s03 M y "a a M "a
For NewHsven MdIeown AMI wllmanue Railroad (Ar Lbel
For Housatoeic Railrosd s:o8 a. m ard 3:Os pm
For Nauga,uek Railroad 09 1903 and ass m 10 Wa
Danbuy NOrEslE RairO'd,s:Os $685. and 9Os aa9
sbepaug Valley Railroad via Danbury NOrwak r. s:Cs
Po NewCsnaan Railroad, s0J l2;l3 4:33 and $50 p
sleepngars attached 9:lo
Sunday mail trains either line Drswngoom aached
20 the .03 =. N. l2:25 and 3: % p H. trains
Passengers tickets point reached over tins road az
the Depot Forty ecndst aud Feutaye also
the oes Of Co (Dodls BTpns No. 9s
can nv, their bsgeage called for and checked from reen 10 desa
SuuiN Y A Y nj hg
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sS0nERS ,s,',i, I1,;. THINKER, No 2.-T6e second

MI
o. publication feadF
bonfh repeated calls for second pnm
ths have been gbed but o e pressing business
viii be found OF
rrsas interts, THERE'S an bookseller know, large
scientific q popular Character But
ds print al that science taught on re
bso oca ohend the orthodox religious
started the
pabhe advanced thought without tear OF
following the articles IN The present uuu
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Ejouses ano farms Uante0,

WANTED, for good tenants, FLATS and
w HOUSES in choice locations Parties property 20
sell or exchange leave particulars EVERETT LIBRARY 5so Sixth
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pTigf- IT F0T saIt " he Usdt gtntTNHT
DAVID WESLEY & Co.. PUBLISHERS.
, AND y wARRENST, n. Y.
Tie usual Discount th- Trade.
edition Of The Modern Thinker No OF
Asnd and Will be postpaid ecepi o. pce, 81 per copy
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s,sro DOMINGO PAST AND PRESENT WITH GLAH
ar HAITL BJ Sanae hafsr. Maps and iNu'"''O'S N'
tgoth e. 80
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BOOKS GIRLS Written Edited b. he Author Of John
nshiaH.n Illustrated l6mo. Cloth, gu cents each
HOIIDAYTHE C0UsS FROA lNDA-I WENII
NEA AGo-is IkUKf-AN ONLY SIsrEK.
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5ieamooats ano Railroaos
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY Tor

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER
a 400 o m.. Pier n y. r. loot OF RohnsOnsL
Cass iare 0 BOSTON ~ %. To PROVIDENCE 81
Deck fare 70 BOSTON, % 25 To PROVIDENCE, 81
Freicht rats Providence
Worcester r RS for a Impotanl n Eng des an town
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20arriieo

In Chi cago, Thursday, February goth,
1878 by Rev. Father Butler, Mr.. WILLIAM
KRA USE. of WATERFOWL to Miss CARO-
LINE GU'IH, of Chicago.
JONES' -LYCETT-On Tuesday Febru-
tary 18th 1873, at the residence of the
Brides Mo. Their, by the Rev. F. w. Boyd
D. D, Mr. EUGENE W. JONES and Miss
AMANDA NJ. LYCETT, both of Watertown
Wis.
Milwaukee and Madison papers please
copy.
large numb er of the friends and acquain-
tances of the bri de and groom assembled at
the residence of "a lie brides mother, to wit
ness the importan event, which sealed to-
gether the young couple for life's journey,
and tbs hearty congratulations that were
rendered them st the eoSe of the beautiful
ceremony While united them in the holy
bonds of matri mony, were evidences of tn a
deep affection Ehch ever shows itself amon&
true friends The bride made the happ
recipient of many choice aud apr =
lria9a gifts, ,moug which must be mei.tIo:s
ed X beautiful b arior organ presented by Ia
father of the gro ON. The couple look the''
departure by the early morning train on
the Chicago Northwestern Railway or
Neenah where with friends they will pass
portion OF the hone, Ys@ooa,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Sales of Real Estate from Febr ,ary 5, to
Union by H. Colonus Register of Deeds:
Felix Brannigan 10 Leonard Staliman,
lot 9, blk %, Sd ward, Watertown, $3.50.
G. Spangenberg to Adam Bruck, 81 a, t..
WATERFOWL, S756,66.
laius Voight to Keliau Zegler, 80 acres
Farm ngton, 81 so.
Liuns R Cady to Gustavus Werlich, lots
s aod 8, block 3, Linus R. Csdy's add. LIST
ward, WATERFOWL, $500
Franz Lehman TO Adam Bruech, 10 acres
town Waite; town, $500.
Wm Il Gallup to Joachim Zimmerman,
~ acres, town Milford $500
Henry D Stevenson to Sam G Hurd, 5 a,
town Knshkonong, $50
Amy Bogie to John Bogie, 40 acres, town
SUI Ivan $1,000
Wm Bogie to same, 764 acres, town of
Sullivan, $4,000.
Irene N Hiett to Lewis c Green and Chas
NJ Gilbert, part of Hydrulic Reserve lst
ward Watertown, $500
John Powers to Gus Zoelle, l63 acres
town NJ Iltord, S27OO
Plus Zoelle to S Greene & Son 1853 acres
town Milford $1,000
James Wheian to Patrick Beggen, part OF
lot / blk 80. Sd ward, Watertown 500
George Stangei to Casimer Steinborn, 2(
acres own Pennington 500
GREAT preparation are being made
by the owners of sugar bushes for the com
ing maple sugar season.
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NEWSPAPER VS.. HANDEL

NEWSPAPER VS.. HANDBILLs. -
Our usually nrbane and quiet friend, Mr.. E.
D Coe, of the Whitewater Register, has been
getting himself into hot water with one
Joe Olbrenshaw, whatever that name signi-
ies, and Mr. o. publishes the shortcomi gs
of our editorial bro her to the world in a
quarter sheet tandbil headed with high
sounding poetic illusions We have not
had light enough to cast very effulgcnt
ray on the subject of the difficulty, but saf-
fee it to say that the aforesaid Olbrenshaw
was baker in famous Whitewater town
and in connection with insisting on furn-
ishing sour bread to the inhabitants, final
ly departed from the burgh leaving behind
him as mementos numerous unsettled bills
all of W hich was considered Legitimate SUBJ
jects for comment by the Register, and hence
all the trouble. The expositions that the
baker makes on Ed. are fiat and insipid,
and only display the ignorance of the accss-
err The Register went for Olbrenshaw
'tright smart last week, and we think
ere this he must see that the way of a
transgressng baker is hard.