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Sentenced.
w OODSTOCk.

WOODSTOCK, Ont, April ..
The murderer, Tiffany, has been sen
fenced to be hanged on the 10th of June
next. The judge promised to prevent the
recommendation of the jury to the execu-
tive. Tiffany pleaded for mercy on ac-
count of his surviving family, and was
much affected
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Canal Opened.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont. April 9.
The Welland canal was opened to-day
and vessels commenced locking at 0 o'clock.
A large number of vessels are in the canal
bound up, and several, including propellers,
have arrived at Port Dalhousie. Weather
cold and cloudy; wind northwest.
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Fatal Rows.
New York, April !

New YORK, April ..
A row occurred at Long Island City last
night, in the saloon of alderman elect
Ryan, in which one man was beaten pro
baby fatally.
In a saloon on Tenth Avenue last night
a man named Conaugh was stabbed in the
abdomen, fatally, by JohA Geary.
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4 Card.

1t having been reported that / had sold
out my business here, wish 10 correct the
statement, and reserve to myself the right
to announce any change in my business.
] am here, and ready 10 wait on my custo-
mcrs as usual. j. G. HAVEN.
Brandon. April 4th, 1874.
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Cruelty TO a Child.

New York. April 8.
Henry Bergh has taken up the cause of
abused humanity and rescued little girl
from an iuhuman couple claiming to be
adopted parents, but who have been starry
ing and beating the child nearly TO death
for several years.
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Che 2utlana 1ailu 6lpbe.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1874


FIRST PAGE. Woman's Temperance
Association Masonic Column.
SECOND PAoE-Editorials Rights
and Powers of Jures" "Back Bone" /;
Letters on Current Topics Sanborn Be-
fore the Ways and Means Committee In
stalation of Rev. George N Weber, DID !;
Miscellaneous.
THIRD PAaE-Dashes Locals Latest
Telegraph Markets.
FOURTH PAoE-Summei Resorts State
County and Vicinity.
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The Increase in Tariff.

TORONTO, Ont, April 0.
Large quantities of bonded goods are be-
ing taken out of bond by city merchants,
particularly tobacco, in anticipation of
probable increase in the tariff.
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Scw York STOCK ana Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.
NEW York, April 0.

NEW YORK, April D.
Money ati@ik per cent,
Sterling exchange duh at 4-s5 for 60 days,
and ass for sight.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted TO f35O,OOo.
Goldclosed at iisH, after selling at 1880
1884.
Carrying rates at 3S4 per cent.
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted TO
500, 900.
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Executive Nominations

WASHINGTON, April 0.
The President has nominated Benjamin
p Avery of California as minister to China,
Vice Low resigned Frank p Norton sur
yeyor of customs, at jefferson, N Y.
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Law Student Shot.

LOUISVILLE, April 0.
John X. Breckenridge, youngest son of
the late DR.. Robert Breckenridge, was shot
and mortallv wounded at Lebanon, Tenn,
to-day, where he was student in the law
school.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
FROM BOSTON.
The Massachusetts Senatorial Election
Important Rumors.

BosToN, April o.
The fourteenth day In the Massachusetts,
Senatorial contest possessed special interest
because of current rumors as to changes
that would take place and compromises
rumored. The convention at IL o'clock
proceeded to the
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Drowned.

BALTIMORE, April o.
Charles w Clark, aged 20, of Buffalo, N
Y, hand ON an oyster boat, was drowned
in the Basin last night.
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Seven Men Drowned.

CHICAGO, April o.
A boat containing nine fishermen cap
sized south of Chicago in yesterdays gale
and seven were drowned.
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pENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

DENNlSON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 800 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and stationers
Everywhere
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Denied.
HAMILTON, On

HAMILTON, Ont, April 0.
The report of the resignation of the
board of directors Of the Great Western
railroad is authoritatiyely denied.
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Snow Storm.

LOUISVILLE, April 9.
Heavy snow storm, a very unusual oc-
currcnce in this latitude at this season, has
been prevailing here all day.
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From Albany.
ALBANY, April ..
LowENsrEIN's CASE.

LowENsTEIN's CASE.
Another effort was made to-day to pre-
vail on Gov. Dix to reopen the case of
Lowenstein, who is to be executed to-mor-
row, but he declined. He also declined to
grant reprieye one week.
FIRE.
Phillips, Gardner & Co. S knitting mill
at Amsterdam, was burned to-day. Loss
estimated at 100000 insured.
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DODGE-CHASE-In Mechanicsville, April 7,
by Rev. Thomas Mackie. Martin Dodge OF
DeBslb H., and Annie Il. Chase OF Mechanics
vile.
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DEATHS.

NORTHRUP-In West Rutland, April 9th,
BENJAMIN Northrup, aged CO years.
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weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 9.-s D IN.
PROBABILITIES.
On Friday in New England cloudy
weather will prevail with rain and snow
and increasing east to north winds.
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clcarings in the Gold Exchange to-daj
amounted to s27,ooo,oOO
Governments steady.
State bonds quiet and nominal,
Stocks declined h@N at the opening but re-
covered at the FIRST call and declined after mid.
day from 6@iA per cent. During the last hour
of business the market was firm with recovery
OF h@ia from the lowest point.
decided feature Of the afternoon was the
sharp decline In St. Louis md Iron Mountain
from 40 to 81, closing at 80. The decline was
caused by sales Of COO shares Of hypothecated
stock, the margins on which had been exhaust
oi.
Rock Island sold ex-diyidend Just before the
close.
The principal dealings were in Lake Shore
Pacific Mall, Western Union. linton Pacific
Northwestern, New York Central, Wabash and
Erie.
The sales amounted to about 1921 900 shares,
as follows:
Western Union, 14,OOO Erie, 10000 Pacific
Mall 1900 Lake Shore. $4,000 New York CEN
trail, 1850; Union Pacific, 5000; SC. Paul, com
mon, 5000 wabash. 1000; Rock Island $500 /;
Ohlo's $500 Northwestern 1000.
Gold closed at ll3k.
Money at . per cent
State bonds quiet.
Government bonds closed dull.
Stocks weak.
Where blanks occur there were no bids
The following are the closing quotations:
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RUTLAND COUNTY, COURT.
Marcel, FERN, 1874

Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief Judge
Hon. ISAAC G. WHEATON, J Acc, 1rdcos
Hon. HEEL HoLLIsTER,
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk
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VNTANTED.-A man to take charge of
w Slate Mantle Works. one competent to
manage, with gOO1 e.slen,e, nay address j.
B KIMES a CO., hl1 Race street, Philaiel-
lhia, Pa. Jan29dtf
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Wanted. at Allen & Drews, five men
coat makers, to work on fine custom cloth
ing. Two hundred cords of good WOOD for
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VNO DRY-GOODSMEN, GROCERY
i MEN, BUTCHERS &C.--We offer the larg-
est line OF Wrapping Papers, Paper Bags, fiour
Sacks ana IWihea' 70 DC iuun1 IA the sluue'
lila. Best quality straw paper, ali sizes and
weights. Best quality paper bags and flour
sacks warranted null size aud full weights. NJ
scrimping We handle these goods IN larA e
quantities, and our prices arr rs low as others
selling same quality OF goods send us an
order. .....
GLOBE PAPER ca.
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1trv 0rrrtis
EIORSE FOR Sal

HORSE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
i Il has large Bay Mare to sell. She is kind,
day without being hitched, and Tor ladies or
chldren's use is Il prize seldom met with. Sold
for no fault | Will also sell Buggle Wagon,
Express Wagon, and two harnesses, cheap.
GEO. II. PALMER
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PANY, OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
This prudently managed Home Company, Is u
rayoritc with business Men OF Vermont.
Russell S. Taft President; W. L. Gilbert, Vice
President warren Gibbs Secretary.
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LATER.

The Evening journal says: 1t was stated
at the state house this morning by one of
Dawes firmest friends that he Dawes
was appointed secretary of the treasury.
Upon the strength of this he requested the
friends of Hoar to give Dawes full COM
pimcntaiy vote. The report received but
little credit at the state house, but it evil
IDENTIFY operated upon conversation TO the
extent of taking but one ballot to-day.
L.
NoTE.-We give below table of each
days ballotling:
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EIGHTEENTH BALLOT.

dAy noon.
The canyassins was more quiet. Every
day makes this prolonged affair more tedi-
GUS, and one gentleman made this apt re-
mark in reference to ii to-day: i" Garnish-
ing the scpulchres Of the prophets is a con
genial task to some men. 1t is about time
to either stop talking prettily about Mr
Sumner, or else go seriously TO work to fill
his place worthily...
There arc indications Of :. break towards
Gen. Banks, and it is understood that the
Curtis men are willing to assist at the cleo
ton OF Gen. Banks whenever their aid is
needed. l..
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WESTON.
Arson Howard held for the Crime Of
Arson.
STARTLING REVELATIONS.
Amusing Methods OF Procedure,

Great excitement has prevailed In the
usually quiet town of Weston for few
days past, over the arrest, examination
and holding to appear before the grand
Jury of Windsor county at the proper
time, of Arson Howard, formerly of that
town, but more recently of Londonderry,
on complaint of proper authorities for the
crime of arson.
1t will be remembered that between two
and three years ago the village Of Weston
was the scene of
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IMPORTANT POSTAL AFFAIRS

Postmaster James, In anticipation OF q heavy
rush OF business during the last two days before
election, has made arrangements to meet the
emergency, and ordered every man to be at his
post on Sunday next. The Chamber or Commerce
has notified Mr.. James OF purpose to transmit
through the mails 10000 letters containing the
proposed amendments TO the constitution, while
political organizations and Individual candidates
Will sswe this amount to over half q million
During the past six days between seven and
eignt hundred Thousand one cent postage stamps
have been sold from this ONCE, the major portion
being intended for political use.
There being so many letters containing crcu-
lars and tickets passing through the mails wnich
weigh more than hall an ounce Postmaster James
determined to invoke the decision of the General
General decided tnat :-"When circulars ior city
deliyery-the postage on which IS fixed by law at
one cent each In cities where letter carriers are
emplOyed--are accompanied by tickets referred to
by the circulars and necessary to their eXpiana.
tIOn or full understanding, the whole are TO be
only ;. = : ~ 1885, '''' A'N w A'
the following order was promulgated yesterday
by order or the Postmaster
large number Of circulars wi deposited sa IN this
sns n e wes az tor
for that portion city above Canal street.
a"d ns Ssr ds
for the estfr labor thereby
being ordered duty that ana
mp aaS ONCE
arriving at and at 4:20, and at4si3 and y at
80 u and at me nger will leave II In time to
STRIVE at X at 5:2J and l. at AS
supcrntcndents will that q sufficient clerical
force Is on duty at each station sunday assert
the matter which will arrive by that wagon In order
tered with.
The Postmaster orders that all for ieuve
of absence Monday with without substitue bo
referred 10 the undersigned.
The circulars referred to wll not be furnished 20
carriers for rst morning delivery bnt suoh
other dclivcryas may be considered most convenient
by superintendents As the capabiies and resources
OF the Office are to be subjected IN this
matter. the Postmaster is confident the
tendens clerks and carriers Will do ali In their power
to insure result which will be creditabo to them.
selves and to the service. Respectfully,
J.,GAxLER General superintendent City Delivery.
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES,

Yesterday crowds Of members OF the Produce
Exchange gathered In groups on the adjacent
corners discussing the situation or Affairs
which has been far from cneerng-and ocoa.
sionally noting transactions on their brokers'
pads. Many merchants were inclined to be.
iieve that the price of grain and petroleum had
reached point OF depression beyond which IL
was not possible to go, while others pointed to the
small demand Tor all our products abroad,
and especially to tine immense crops OF
grain on both sides OF the Atantic as
warranting the gravess iears for the iutare For
con fdence much impaired. AT about noon a
sensation was created by tile official notice given
TO the Exchange OF the failure OF the house oil Mr.
r. w. Hurke, petroleum refiner. The amount or
liabilities was not stated; bit no other nrm, II
house.
A notice was posted In the room OF the state
election To take place on November 8, and--ac.
c0rdlng to section 40 OF the byiaws-maxing o
legal nolldny upon that ocoasion and ordering the
,olVsing 0t t6o ExohanGe.
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A GREATLY REDUCED RArES-AN EXTENSIVE
IA stock OF Marble and Marbeized Mantels and all
otner marble work Marble iurning Tor the Taie:
ia East Eiohteanth street near Third avenue.
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TMNEDIATELY AFTER The
Great Sale
on SATURDAY, october 81,
the Jerome Park races
will commence.

New York City Private Park,
which almost adj0us Jerome Park.
xassnssr arsson e1S5f os F0fTks sRoTHsa
THIS Will be the greatest chance ever offered to buy
choice lots IN the city OF New York. a. they are TO be
Ex.Mayor Opdyke
TO the highest bidder even though these city lots should
not sell for much AS Is paid lots IN the country.
n sale Of oSa S q e is for the purOo
ana :dOSns 'fssfPs e''s''
The Hon. George Opdyka
Isaac q. Kendall, Esq,
The avenues Of the park opened and graded. As
sessnents are paid. Shade planted The park
s lighted by the new and handsome Filth avenue lamps
Terms OF sale will be very liberal.
cent % sa day s e sSs per cent
rapidly provided BY the Harlem Railroad through
viii Garry tor Grand Central Depot II about
built near the York CITY Prvste Park The plans
buy at this sale only lot Bo sure to lake with
you the amount Of the first payment OF ~ per cent to
special Harlem Railroad train viii leave Grand Cen.
uai depot Forty.secoud street. on
saturday morning, October 81
As oclock sharp - -
sale VIII commence at~ O'clock snd the Jerome Pars
Free railroad ticxsts to and from the property and
Mesrs POTTER BROTHERS.,
Nos. and Warren street. near Broadway.
p-Maps and iree ticke can sso % obtained srsr -
THIRTY nrst street this FRIDAY October 80 from eight In
the morning TIL ten IN the evening.
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE POPULAR PICTORIAL DAILY.-THE GRAPHIC
ana adopting In New YorS Phiiade eiphia Boston and
Washington the office delivery plan. gentlemaniy
tegriiy ndispensabe liberal terms to good Apply
by letter only PUBLISHING AGENT, Yhe Graphic
COMPANY New York.
THE CHICAGO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Is THE
leading commercial journal In the United States.
Every business SHOULD have It It publishes price
lisfa
Subscribe for 1t.
It Is the best and cheapest advertising medium In the
West The rates are low. and circulation vast
Advertise In it.
Bankers merchants, transatant lines, railway
panies mann acturlng companies, insurance
panles-in short wishing do business In the
West southwest and Northwest should advertise in it
There only Tor this paper the Eastern,
Middle and East Southern States That agent is
A. l.. KINKEAD, Easton, Pa.
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WIN. Writer'S. AUCr!oNEER- WILL SELL THIS
w day ut o'clock, ut 4A Canal street. large assort
OF Paror Suits OF every description ofcoyering
Bookcases Wardrobes Centre Table Dressing Bureaus
Washstands, Tables, Chairs Sofas Lounges black wal
nut chamber and enamelled suits ne eurled hair and
torters Blankets Bedding &C. also French plate Pier
Mantel and PLAN Mirrors Crockery Glass and OGDEN
Ware Kitchen Utensils Counters, Desk, Gas Fixtures
velvet. tapestry, Brussels and ingrain Carpets Ou
Paintings and Engravings Fancy Goods &C.; also aree
Truck Cart Harness. DC.
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p. TRAvER AUCTIONEER.
81. Marshas sale this day, by virtue Of an execution
AT l0 ociocK aud 80 Great Jones street. three nne
purlor suts three proof Cloak, Brussels and
other csrpsp oilcloths ynraans, walaut and othor
feather Pillows, Bolssra Beddtny, Pier
AMI other Mirrors Cocks Pictures ss!ifsedpg PArlor
Kitchen ISsnitnrs. crooksry. xe. HE0k0x ". tK0ST,
AArAhaA
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we then sent for Mira. Graystock. put she would
II The s'o deience then offered In evidence a GER
ttticate signed by Dr.. Hubbard that he mad not to
his knowledge seen Mr.. GlendennIng previous to
MS visit q with 1aa she foregoing witness, r. uu,
bard In reference to statement In an evening
paper concerning Mr. Glendennlngs visit TO tue
asylum in Clinton Place; he pronounced the state.
A MASS OF INACCURACIES,
and he drew his pencil through several passages.
DR.. DUd proceeded to read the mutftdted
article remarking as ne went along what par,
ticular passages were scored. DR.. lmbrie asked
SAID tnat 1t made no sense and DR.. lmDrte quickly
rejolned "Oh but IT makes very good sense"
The witness simply rehearsed the interview
with DR.. Hubbard and the nurse at the asylum.
Rev. w. L. Moore testified IL visited the Found
ascertaining from DR.. Hubbard whether an article
published IN regard to Mr.. Glendenning's visit
there was true; the Doctor made a correction on
two pieces OF paper furnished by Mr.. Jewelli
saw the nurse and showed her the article. asking
her II she was the person referred TO In IL; she
sent ior the matron, but she sent word that she
declined to see u.s. Dr. Hubbard was not distinc tly
asked if he could Identity Mr.. Giendenning; dis
answer was, ~ never saw that man before"
RECUsANT WITNESS.
Dr. Dod here stated that the defence had very
great difficulty IN procuring the attendance OF Wit.
nesses. One gentleman, whose business presses
upon him IN New York, stated that lie could At
To
Rev. DR.. Edwards-ls she member OF the
church,
DR.. Dod-Yes.
Or. Edwards--Then our duty fs plain.
The Modcrator--It would oe very hard to turn
modest, dlftdcnt girl out OF the church because
she refuses 70 come here and testify.
DR.. Edwards--lt Is o clear case OF conscience,
SIR to whicH we cannot yield.
The matter was finally disposed OF by the ap-
pointment Of committee, consisting Of the Rev.
Messrs. Edwards and Eddy, to visit the young
lady and explain To her the plain duty she owea Ia
the case. The Presuyts tsry then adjourned.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Philadelphia vs.. Atlantic.
The seventh championship game between the
Philadelpha and Atlantic clubs was played on the
Union Grounds yesterday, with the appended
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Club. la. 3D. 3d. ah ah. Oh 7Na ah ssh
AaaSnc. ) . ) i-s
Runs earneo-Phiiadephia l: ATLANTIC, / -
FIRST base BY errors OF hilAdephia, D;
Atlantic, 4.
Time OF game--One hour and forty minutes
umpire-hr. Burdock, OF the Mutual Club
To-day the Mutnas play the Pniiadelphias on the
Union Grounds.
Close contest Between the B0stons and
est Athletics.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct %, 1874.
The Bostons and Athletics played ten innings at
base bali here this afternoon. The score stood -
Athletics, 3; Bostons, q
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD,
i THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

IL
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. from loot OF Debrosses and Cort
landt streets rs folows:- .
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburg the West and South,
$3.50 r. NJ. sunday and $50 p. Nj.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, CORY and Erie, via
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, r NJ Tor Williams
For BALTIMORE Washington and the South at g. 40 A. NJ,
Sand p. NJ. sunday 7. NJ.
Express Philadelphia $40 80 A. NJ, $780, 346
2. VI. Emirrant and second ass, p. NJ.
For Trenton, 10 A. NJ. and $40 r. NJ Sunday :la
For Newark at g. 80 20, 7o, s. o TO- II a. NJ, M
80 $40 10 II 30 r. NJ, and Il night Sunday 800 6:a
For Eilabe IN at G. $780, 7:a. 7:e SOL A. MsslsM,
L2,2: Y:lo, $40 i:lo, 80, $40 5ao s. Gao $50 80
$40 H. il:Wp NJ, and l. night sunday 10 6:iO and
For Railway, g. 80 go $ 70 A. NJ, pm, 30 1910,
IL night. SUNDAY So, AMI $40 p. NJ
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and south Amboy, and
10 A. NJ, 2:3, 4:i0 and q r. ".
For New brnswick ~ and A; M. II M2s:Io, 4:a'
: 52U. $40, y. NJ and IL night sunday $40 p. NJ.
For East Milestone. IL noon, 5'lo and 30 Z. NJ
For Lambertviie and Remington 1870 A. NJ and 7. NJ
For Pnillipsburg and Belvdere, $50 a. nj. and T. M
For Freehold, ~ A. NJ, and p. NJ.
For Farmingdale and sqnan, 7:2o !: NJ 2andsp;,A
For Pember;on and Camden, A. NJ: and 2.N r NJ a,
l!:3 and 735 T.: NJ, daily; II 80 a. NJ. daily, except
GALS ana to27 r W. sunday Cos 4. NJ and 1871 7. n.
IL IS a. VI. and lU:T +. VI.
Ticket offices SO iS. I'll and sA Broadway No Aston
House and oo or Desbrcssss anu , G9rahu' streets
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
TO LET.

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE on CLINTON AVENUE,
n Greene Brooklyn tor sale three story brick
house. z6x6l x2O0 with brick stable on rear street:
ali in complete order and the choicest location on tns
beautiful avenue terms easy:
sAYkE HALSTED. 1872 Broadway
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TvALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Full River.
The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLI
ONY leave pier rs North River foot of Murray street.
daily Sundays exccptcu), at b i. M through ucketo
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
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NATIONAL LINE
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk Of insurance Cup to
$5)t00 In god) each OF its thus giving
sengers the best possible TOR safety and the
avoidance of danger NJ
The most aoutherly has always Deen adopted by
this company 10 avoid ice and headiands
rom piers a and II North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CANADA. Mar 25 IL A. NJ GREECE +. sat.Apl II, IL N.
EGYPT Sat. Mar. rs Y. NJ ITALY. Sat, April Is PM.
FOX LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK penn sumner wednesday, March rs at A NJ
rcncy Return tickets Mt reduced rates Prepaid steer.
age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates.
Apply 1T the company's office No. 81 Broadway.
r. W. }. HURST, Manager.