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The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
FOREIGNERS AND GovERNMEN

FoREIGNERs AND GOVERNMENT
CONTRACTS. There are twenty-seven
American bidders for the stone con-
tract for the Improvement ofthe Sault
st. Marie canal, but they are all un-
derbid by Canadian who has quarries
at St. Catharines. He contends that
the Secretary of War should construe
the words "of the lowest bidder" as
comprehending foreigners.
The only precedent is that of the
proposal of the proprietors of some
Italian marble quarries to furnish the
headstones of soldiers graves in ma
tional cemeteries. The Italian bids
were lower than the American bids,
but were rejected on the special
ground that the monuments on the
graves of American soldiers should be
made by American hands. This SEN
timent does not apply to the stone for
| st. Marie canal, and the Secretary OF
War has given preliminary decision
that the term 'lowest bidder" includes
foreigners.-Pufdlo Courier.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25

The Boston Trarellsr says the suit be-
tween Mr.. Nathan Matthews and the
Massec echusetts Bank growing out of the
Goa 1orgeries, which was decided in his
favor in the United States Court, has
been compromised and settled. The for
gerry in this ease consisted in altering a
certificate OF two shares on the Boston
and Albany Railroad to two hundred.
Tha verdict was for about $26,000..
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
Gen. John q. Fremont in the
| Lobby.

A Washington letter says: l saw
Gen. Fremont in the lobby of the
House yesterday. He is now old and
bent. His face is deeply chiseled by
the fnrrowing hand of time. Ills eyes
are slightly bleary; his cheek bones
stood out as prominent as those of a
Sioux chief. Iron gray whiskers,
short and stubby, closely trimmed
down from the base of his iawbone,
grown upon his thin neck. His hair
is yet dark iron gray and is worn
quite long 1t is combed well for
ward and hangs down in front of his
ears.
A well-worn beaver, set we'll back
upon his head; a bright scarlet COM
forter; a gray tweed light overcoat
and dark suit of Undertaking
made in the general articles of attire.
G looks like whimsical, fussy old
man, and little like the hero of the
Rocky Mountains, whose pictures,
during the Presidential campaign OF
1856, always represented him with
long curls in the garb of Western
frontiersman, charging space, upon q
fiery charger breathing the smoke and
fire of bloody war. 1t is said that
Fremont is trying to get some allow.
anee from the government for hispasi
services in the West.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

To invest a few dollars, with possible re
turns of thousands, is offered by the post
ponement of Public Library of Ky. to the 9th
of February next, of their fifth and last Con
cert and Drawing. The Management arc
pledged to the return of the money II the
drawing should not come OF at the day now
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, $25. Tenth, or
each coupon, SIS. Eleven Whole Tickets s5Oe
For Tickets, OF information, address
THos. E. BRAMLETrE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, ky., or THos. III. HAYS Il Co., 609
Broadway, N. Y.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
500 PIANOS AND ORGANS
TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH

The Liver must be kept In order.
SANFORD'S LIVER ISyIGORATOR
has become staple family medicine, purely
vegetable and Tonic-for all de.
rangenents of Liver, stomach and Bowels.
" III clear the complexion, cure sick head
ache, NC. Shun limitations.
TRY SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRATOR.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25

A full supply of the best quality OF the diff
ferent kinds OF FRESH MEAT kept on hane
and sold at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES
a liberal share of pnblic patronage respect
iuny solicited.
decl2-lm JOHN EOhkUM.
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Proposals.

DROPOSALS.-NOtice is hereby given that
I sealed proposals VIII be received until THURSDAY,
sixth dav January, 1876 AT IL O'Clock for the print
ing form, OF the l0cceiuEs "I INC EoG OF super
vsirs Of Westchestcr County for the year 1873.
Blank proposals and specifications Tor he WORK ~ be per
formed NAV be appl alton 10 George b. Alderman,
NO l2S Greenwich st. New-YOrk; A. q. Wi'isea Dnbb-
Ferry Coffin T. Brown, PeeAsk anu Casper {. thLds H.,
Sing sing. -, ..
must sealed and addressed 10 the undgned al
The County Clerks office White Plains NesicrttT County,
n " and The ghi l. 10 RE- ct or al OF TIE bis
fuf interest tie county TO do
a. o. WiLLSEA,
COFFIN +. BROWN,
C. n. BIKNEN,
Committee on Repairs and ,ppcs.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTA


cram to Nancy Mex Iewes 500 0OC
7lstst, r. 473 of Avenue A l73XlOO4 (2 part ofi
also Goth 81. 9, 175 II Of 10h-ave, 5OXlOU5 ia
part of also, 6lstst :, 1850 r OF l0thave BOX
zoos "a part OF also, 6lstst $50 II W Of 10Th
l0OI 005; Terence Farley and wife 10 Patrick - az
falty ~Vi'
lewis to John Cram ~ $4,000
and vile 10 Joseps Rcse1tnal $4,000
Joseph II Firth and VIM HinChman "a Hiram SNYDER,
sS9SStSs o. TS@s Bocse efSrSe to ac Kendall 1890
FoTdham 20 It of 6thst 4Oxl70x irregular, ,
23d Ward. Mary Wehner to r II WehDer.-----... 1bo
b3d 302i II OF 2dave, 234 i21i0O.5, and also
Batigae place, 80 IT " Of Madison ave 70xl32 cath
Thas iassp and wi'e to Jas masaE 10000
q Ycsns 20 samaei i IL OoC
aeiss and husband 10 hartman VSupei 22OOC
Meyer, Abe and kastoT, Aaron tMcyer q kastOr, 10
Isaias Never assignment for benefit OF credliOfs.
FOrIham ave g. 10 fl W OF 6tlst li.SXS3 Irregular
add "aru! a'.s "'iD. ""u 1900
Wsrt1 Patrick II Mcclure 10 Ino I3roderc6 Seminal
(Ohiciall j. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Leave NewYoTA !rom foot OF DesUrOsses and Cort

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID Leave Now.YorA irom foot OF DesUrosses and cort
S.35 M oI wahirgto and he west Pnlma, parcr and
ir man sleainS and dav cars from baltimore t. PITTS
buIgh aud Chicaso ami from l'atlofe to Cincinnati aud
bus and indianapolis and Tor Louisville ami Newor
2:55 D. n for WASHINGTON and the South savannah Florida
and New Orleans Pullman Iafl1r cars from NewforA
$3.50 p NJ. daily for Washington and tie south IN West
IRON Baltimore % Cincinnati and -. Louis making close
'oi i Tram. ' ia a9 cdaa ITnebTs s az
vIGuah Florida. Sew Orleans and the South.
2ei AMI So ABraiS y caYor and at iiceI oHces loot
q OK i5s' F, TIcR&TS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
- ALLEMdCWN In iV da ~ MI, tosnas
At sonefyle with South BRANCH i e. a. Hampton junction
snd susquelauna Division sso Niih Losh alley Railroad
Drec line to iiarnsbrT P,s3gre ana The West al"o to
MINgEK- .AEhANGEME,NT; ,,,,..-..
$50 a M Fws TIilly ior las'on, BeGasre Be1lshem
barre Pottsviie Scranton, &C.
9 . s.m-Msy Train Tor Dnnelen. , ,..-... ..-..,.
atJunction witt Del laca. and west H. X.
EsstSn Hienown Harrisburg. and me wss. Connects at
sssoa for 42sgh Ch51E T3m tS%f
1915 a. m--Way train FOR soIner'ilie and Remington
6sffo Ra'Jas Columbia Lancaster, EphrAts, rottsyle,
245 p n FKrREss for EAson Belydere Bath. Maueh
Chunk VILE -sDaTTc ard scranton.
8 80 =. nl.-Way train for Dunellsn
400 y. n.-Way tram for EastOn AlentoWn, and Maueh
at Junction with Del tcs and West H. IL
a 80 y. m.-Way uain Tor hOmcINlhe ana Fiel1hgtol
500 i. m.-Way train Tor Dunelei .,.
BIS -EvgSiSG EAPkEss daily, Tor fost"u Allentown
Chunk WkesbarTe, fowalda, headiIs ana h~ifl'
burg.
D 80 y. In.--Way Train for Somerylne
500 .. m.-Way Train for S0incrvihe
d 80 y. m.-Way Train for DInelien
700 D. m.-Nay Tram for SouleTNlue
D.. n.-Eor Elsion.
g.SO d. m.-May Train iOr SOmerviEe
1906 D. m.-Way Tram Ur Ddnelen-. =. 80. =,
900 30 lob Ills a M II M 1241, !, 200 245
3a5, a., 4lb, 49, s:4o ., olo ~ o'so o. o'i'
''S' " '' n. h. RICHER, supt and Eng
H. r. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

SsSfo 'n @ M ~ ST@ S'i ears s7roo
sam 10 same n of 74tst OF 5th.aVe wears 1850
Jo4 a a' Wsr 3 i' 1000
f% os h en- On sen and 70 ii 1000
Hunt T., Mis sst Of s sts a%f 80 5000
ksnls p oS Am 10 10 'e 1900
fe Cbn;e ha W ca af Dew Sii year 1000
if IN gte si' vars II, - - ~ 500
same 10 same 43lst Of 5haNc: years ...... 1880
0Ii Ssl Of an eSo' yea re- 1900
fs'ts y IN 10 Isie rs anu ~ s COCO
SAFE Ma6' S SXhsT - I" "''iio' s' ~ - , 600
Same IN eauc Of nav ave- also Barrritoavc; 5000
oi, 91t 81 ' of 5oti si Of ave 5000
III, =, 2 vars 1000
l0liclgl1 j. N.SANAGE Dcputy Register.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on IIousatonic
- and Naugauck Railroads Faro 81. Steamer BRf DGE
PORT leaves Cztharne slip at 80 and bridgeport a.
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Conntrn Real Cslalc for Sale.

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT at half cost
L for "A Z IN ght EXCHANGE extensive and bearu
ful grounds &c: miles from NewN orb. EL~TON,
ner, 20 tlberiysL
ENOR SALE-FARMS that market track and
l. weeks earlier than Delaware. Address g. H.
GARDENER, WestoveI. Somerset Co. Nd
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-10 to so
4 acres large house. good repair. vel shaded large
barns OF an kinds location near depot a
hours New YORK. Apply to WILLIAM MACkAN,
SOIuervle, y. j,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

Drooklnn Real estate FOR Sale.
TOR SALE AT 4 BARG lN.-Latayette-
/ ave. opposite TOmpkins Park Book two story nigh
stoop aud extension FRAME DIV - hncl ir, 2oxiOA
100 TEN ROOMS Baltimore hrater. Bovntoh Range
old Water House IA laiI order Pun particulars by Apply
ing toJOfiN T. JAMES lse MOntaguest btOokyh' Must
be sold.
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PRoyIDEXCE AND sTQN!XGToN S. 5. Co

IDHON lDLNCE AND SUMMATION ,. >. Co.
Il Between NLW YORK aut BOSTON.
sTONISGT1N LINZ.
sETI and leave 49, Nofh iivaf loot Of
through tickets . principal HeN ENGLAND points a r. II
Dti4is an4 ucast 9iee sta ctoa' teItel at Offices Of
s...,.. fEDNiDEAcE Line direct. no =, =,
foot Of EoDnson-st, daily teycept -ndsys al T.
rect comnunic!i on 70 Woiees,,I AID points beyond
l. W. FluN,, G.. rAgt. u. 3 5ABcocR, President
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
GhEAI itC y = LINE hND UNITED STA IE5 hAll,
EOt r. Trans leave NewNok iIom foot OF DesDiossos AMI
C2ftisnd.'s o. as io,3%sa p,,, ~, ,,,.t and sor,,
VITA pnliuan Palace cars attached $50 No. and 800 p H.
IcT %a@spor ana Lock IT, Msysn Cya r9alaeiha AMI
meeting al CORY FOR rtusye Petroleum Center and tie Oh
5l%o5' % " ana 54e so "a dmiea %9s
$40 a IN, aud , ~ su99eAg ? IA
40 q, q $50, anu ~ sht. sunday, o. o. Z, $50
an . y. IL. Emigfaut aud second cia-s, .. N.
For NeSqrS a. g. go Z !49 = o TO- u IN ~ II m l.
go 7Si SO TO- 1850 D. n.y. aad ~ u Se1 sunday
lSr 80 h $50 81 e % o ' 49, y "a 5o Z 5
60 :, 73l, $40 ~ II 80 p aud IL night Sunday
gi n"S4 go .d 81 iS J. d 5 Il o 5s5
Fo oo e Pen "a Rm6oy and soaih Am6oy and 10
70; ~. 90 asa e-2 p a. and II mr. $40 4o $40
ei6 p m, aud u night sunday ,, N
Eor Last Mii.sloae u a. ~ Iii a ~ y nj ,opn
Ior IrucetOu. Z, B q. ITO, 10, aud
Ron IAmbert.i lie, $50 a ~, =, AMI 4.lu D.
For filipsbaIg and BcSidelai $50 a. N. and p IA.
For Termination $50 =. ni. and y, IA.
For Mercer ami Somerset Blanch, 3 .. ~. - D.,
For lrt0n T,.cnt0wu Bur ngtDl, and Camden So ahi
go a. m, j. 60 D. T. ., and p ~.
F,r frc-hold. 81 a. M. ard $40 r. m
for Farn.u gdale ami Squan, 1850 a ni, and ?. m
F,r Ipltoxn PCm1erou and Camden, VIA fefth AmDOy,
q "a n M and via Monmouth Junction. ilU Il. Ia.
Iaf Icinsi0Wu aud Peinh-Tan VIA feIth Annoy,
ami 7 80 a N. ' a "a lnInOutA Junction. --,,o ,,
Trans arrive i0l!OHs: FROM ilsuutbn' ~ 81" ~
m AMI % % % H. daily 1Ol =. ami lsO r. day
exceit Monday. From Washington ana Baltimore 90 a. ~
IN q. A.
dephs 5l0 80, Gj5. 1915, u 20. ll.5t M " -
5lb g.lO TAO ei4, 900 10y p M. sunday, DIV o@''
6bS III "a A m 7tO @ 20. 1927 D. ~. - -,
TYtEst 0ficea $40 aud Oh Hroldway No Attor House
I'D tof of Des Io,ses aud CoTtlandt str No Iouis
TToesyn and No.. IA. lle and ls Iiudsons, HoDoAeh
Emisr,nt Ticket once No Baitery-llsce .
''' D. NJ BONI, jr, Con. Pafeen6ef Agent
fEAkg THOMSON, General Manager
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iotels.

-GLENHAM HOTEL and RESTAURANT,
~ 5tbavo between 2is and 22dsts-Eyery modern con
vcn.cnce; elegant rooms, single Oreu suite. 800 .
X. y. BARRY Manager.
DOSSNORE HOTEL,
ID Junction lir0alwa. 7tiavp. AMI f2dst three blocks
from Central Depot Just Completed with all modern
Improvements.
hs new lnd elegantly furnished hotel will be opened for
pton guests Feb 1876 American and European
plan. $3.50. - ., 49,, -.
OF the DELAVAN HOUSE, Albany and CLAREN DON
HOTEL. saratoga.
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New NoTk at Albany with morning
The day line steamers and midday trains with evening tran
Agent II. V. oLYPHANT Asst Pres't
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF Trains, in effect Nov ~
8 a m.-Cincinnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo aud Sleeping Coaches TO Cleveland
IO45 a m.-EIpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Sleeping Coach 10 Suspension Bridge.
Z. DAILY -Paehc Express for the West. SeeID
natl Cleveland and Chicago without change also Hotel dining
ears TO Cleveland and Chicago. .
midnight Saturday nights only sundays, 9l5 a. M
y noon, las. 5, Sl6, $50, 5:l5 8. $50 sl5 1890
llSO m, sundays ESQ 10 a. M It5 , so li1'
Il noon, 40 8 si5, s45. a9o 5, SIS, 8, 80 $50,
s SP 5e S m sSuday ss: only 81 II %ns sat
sundays, $50 10 a. M $50 T. II 80 p M Cornwall 1880
a m, $50, 4:So m. SUNDAYS $50 a m 6ewburgh. 40
WICK S's sso ioG5 49, 1so s6 ln, Kingston S% $50
Sundays, $50 o. m Goshen. $50, 3 1915 800, 3A5
7.SC o. ioi5 a. No. s45 $50 ,. m snhdays $50 10 a m
Up. The IN. and $50 m trains connect with New
York and oswego Midland Railroad at Mainst Port Jervs
1870 O. l0:45 a. n 430. p NJ Sundays, $50, 40 H. AID
7p.m. >o,,,,,zn,, o,,
Trains leave for Englcwood, Closor, Permont Nyaek,
m Tor ail except Nyack $50 20 m, 1890 2i3 44h
6.5O $50 $50 m and saturday nights only at 1870 p H.
Manuel, slring Valley Monsey, 94j a. m. 4i5 p.
SOTF-Trans leaving Chambers on even or hall
leaving Chambers 81 quarter hours ay, 23dst ty MN
utes earlier Boat leaves 23d ST. Al 30 D. NJ connecting
fckets passage apartments Drawing
and ausCr Of baggage be left al tie Company Offices
Nos 2S9, 40l, 52s' and 9j7 broadway; No. Courtst
Brooklyn and at the COmpany's DepOts
Express rains from the West arrive in NewYork at 725
a. m lao and Z 90 p m ,...,. ,.o,., ~. Vol,
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK Tuesday, Dec. %. 1878.
The following auction business was transacted
ut the Exchange Saesr0om to-day;
Nv r. 4. Laurence \ Co.
IioO6; W Cauidwen y. o., 300
BY James W. Miller.
bstory brick tenement with lot on the 80 Of West
letb ST. $50 II W Of lave, lot 20X46.3x2Oxse6; o-
BY r. Y. Hdrnct.
Oncthird interest In the story brick house with lot
No 800 West l4thst between 9Th and 9th ayes lot .
26xl25 L Fletcher .............. fl2Oo
ByH. W. Coates
25sioos George II PEG each '.''... $4,000
lot adjoining above, 25Xl0Oj George Peck. 200
eacb "9o'''"s "'''' '"on 1'AiVoo' " : "e' 27oo
lot adjoining above. 25YlO05 W wemore....... 1900
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Drooklpn |Jroperin 90 Get.

TVyO LET-$35 per month till May 1-99
Parksve. near oxford st., 3story brick rooms rang
cas and water: key 1913 street Apply 10 Ht-
lAND& WHITING Beekman 81
HANDSOME brOwn-stOne HOUSE to LEI
i Al 900 all improvements mirrors, SC first class
uoghborhood blocks to ferry, Brooklyn bargain Elsion
owner, 20 Libcrty-st
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Go nDbom il Alnn Concern

ITO ARCHITECTS.-TiiE FRASER INSTI-
i TUTE requires PLANS and ELEVATIONS for Free
Library hfusrin aud Gallery Montreal Cnaia, and
oes hundred dollars goll ior ia. Plans and lNa1ui
hundred dollars VIII DC
presented 10 the second best competitor
al she conditions or
petition viii he sent 20 applicant. on request
Noutrcal. Nov. 26 4s1j. {. A8BOVT, President.
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Gelp tOante0

4 GENTS anted-Mile or Fcmale-I sell our
~ HorsoHar H-oes Ihcse sol give cool so, 100 90
the buyer and article Keep tge i"ef and
dry ls the ,.0d John :. Andr-es = Hanover
81, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

~ Owning and operating the only route Coopersown
Sharon Howes Cave Bason Saratoga, Lake George and
places on Lake Chanpan Night trans and from
New ork Albany and Troy with morning trains
The day line steamers and midday trains with evening trains
for all the above named places - r. MAYO, Genl Pass
Agent. H. V. LYPHANT, Asst Prest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
7 ONC ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

IL WINTER ARRAEGEaEST:
Commencing Oct. 20 1870 Trains Hunters Point
follows:
800 u. m.-Express mad for Greenpor, sag Harbor
Hampstead.
1000 mMal traia for Port Jefferson Locust Valley
Hampstead, ANA LOchaWay.
1880 a. Accommodation for Hicksyle AMI Hampstead
$50 r. m.-EXPess for Greonp0rt sag HlrbOr Loo Na
ICY Hempstcad, ana HockaWay.
43O H.-ENpcss for Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, ana
IL fupstead.
$50 p m-Express for Locust Valley, Hempstead
GO D. communication for NOrthport aud Hampstead
Trains hourly for Flushing from ESQ 10 7:3J D.
m and at 9, 10, and Has ,. III.
$3.50 SUNDAY TRAINS.
900 m.-FOr Port Jefferson Locust Valley and Hemp
,tcld.
$50 p m.-For Norhport, Locust Valley and Iemq
B-Ieiry b. ats leave James Sip lk
(Sundays excepted, an foot " 1hityour l. every
departure
e.. ". y. CI- Ills. General
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ffndl Notlces.
IN CHANCERY-IN CHAMBERS,
/ THURSDAY, the lSth day Of November, A. d. 1870
between ELIZABETH ATKINSON, Plaintiff,
JOHN ATKINSON AND OTHERS. Defendants,

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. - Notice is
~ hereby ri eu that ABRAHAM WHITMAN OF ne
township az dgewater County Of S0ueset aLd state or
New Jersey, hath this day made an assignment 70 llr SUI
OF lis estate for the equal bct % ms crl0ts az
puder uatl Affirmation within the Term q tr,c mouths
Dated Dec % 1870. i4IChAID y. SIALNBtRl, Bouhd
r. New
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND BUDS

NEW-I DIX tENIKAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAiLkoAD.-Aitcr Dec g. 1873, tlrough
trains Will leave Grand Central Depot:
p Chicago and Nortn.rn Express, drawing
tifuugh to Rochester
1000 special Lic Express, with drawing rOL cars
tn Rochester ani EuhaO AMI Niagara Fails. Ma
Fails at 40 q. N.
l1.OOa. m. northern ard Western Express
400 D. H.. Montreal Express via srriHPcars from
York 10 A'baus arT'vlna at Montreal ~ 80 2.
coo Express With se'puScdrs for atert0wn and
Canrnla2ua. A.s', ~. Montreal I"llniu Gh.
500 y. NJ. Plcihc Express Day with sleeping for
Rochester NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Ygauc and Cincinnati
also for Chicago VIA both l.. :. aud II. G. Railroads.
100 L.. Albany and
G. II. hENDHICk,
linnrIll Ias-elEeT Agent.
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~, MON, Executrx Of Nathan solomon dece4sed plaintiff
HesiuSt CHARLES a. l. lDDLNSlCh, lSIbOh fAl.h,
PHILIP =. SETTER ISIDQK PERL ard PERL MS WE
Attendants summons rcci-Cuu E0t served lral 10 DC
the CtF tnc defendants
above named N0u hereby Summons and required TO
which WI. lie MED IA thc
Once CLERK Of cry and county Of New ork AZ the
CIV Hal OF New York and 20 serve copy 81 your
answer said complaint tie subscriber az MS ohltt
No .g3 Broadwty within twenty days after the service Of
exclusive 90 tie day OF suCh service;
spd Won a the said cOmpa mt within the ume
aforesaid the pliuuG this action VII apply 10 the Court
for TIE relief handed IN tue cOmplintDaed New hoIA
JAW 20, 1870 OrCO HOkWITL, Plaintiffs Auotuey.
'N''
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Gopartncrsbip Notices.

V'HE COP ARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
4 between EDWARD GILLIAN ana THOMAS BOYD,
under The name Of GILLIAN, BOYD Co. is this day dis
tpiye!-DeC. 2l 1870. THONAS EONp
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Gin propertn 60 Ect.

A PARTY having small but neatly fitted
~ STORf. Broadway would like parS TO hell, or far
nsh take charge of H. Inquire of ~ HOAr 759 way
10 LET OR LEASE-A STABLE i'll East
~ Th.rteCrts... between FIFTH ave and UDlyersity
place hve ground hoor large coach house anc
large LOFT -. - 800.
Apply TO NJ CURIEY No. III East l3thst.
NFFICFS TO LET.-SOme very desirable IN
~ the buildings 3, BeeEman.st ana 1913 and l3J
Nassau 81. rutland - WHITING. BeeSma-s.
DULAND & WHITING, Real Estate Agents
IL New Pos, Office special att'u
ton T. the care OF estates the renting Of
property.
Ts'O LET-STORE 2G6 Westinghouse, near
L WarIcu-s.. uis irs,Tate business location Apply on
the premises Possession Is; January, 4 wsntei
ITO LEr-An elegant BASEMENT. 2OX5O,
In a fine building facing city Han Park; the rooms wei
adared foI billiard room. having hg ceiling, hne
light and easy Apply " ). y. "YChUEF Co.. =
PARK
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Gonecs an0 farms iOanteo.

WANTED to purchase for cash, medium-sized
w FARM within 80 miles Of tbs ci;y must be bargain
address, with ful particulars, Farmer ilb;,re ONCE
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FALL RIVER LINE,
l. FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted, at 400 D. M,
Prom Pier 2s, North River, foot OF Murray-sL,
THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Tickets and StatcrOOms principal hotels and
Offices the pier BORDEN 81 LOWELL, Agents. y. Y.
GEORGE /. CGNNO!s Gen. Pass Agent.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AAI.RANGEMENr or PAsSkNGER TRAINS. Ane 3,
- o. M ior raston, Bethlehem. Allentown harch chunk,
Carmel Wikesbarrc i4iston Einirs &C. connecting wi.h
trains for Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
! p m, for Elston Belehem, Allen own maueh Chunk,
iunkanuoek, &C. making close connections for heading
4 p M, for Easton, Bethlehem. Anentown. and Maaeh
G30 p M eht EApress daily for Easton. Bethlehem. Al
connecting with trans for Ithaca Aabrrn Eocheste Buffalo
$780, Fail" ani the M II 81 5gga IND sTae1e"
NEW-HAvEN, Hartford, sc. Fare,
~ ~ - Steamers leave ksp for New Haven 3
ana II p n daily 5undsJs eAc'pt,d connecting with the
NORTH RIVER AND NEW YORK STEAM,
aSs Sa Sal 60 diHf a at h9ysr for GS%S
2: 2itsi. for Eaa,wooi, Yonkers dastne.. ianytcnn
Of T. LAS Ast On Per s. 80 saHy " 5osG inquire
NEW-YQBK, NEW-IIAyEN AND HART
~ FORD r. K-NEwYORK AND NEw,HAEEN q
Passenger station in Ne@-Yok. Grand Central Depot
"@"'' O' '''' faiiIs LEAVE NEW YORK
Trans Tor New Haven leave 20 70 .Acc'nl sos tErl
Mccni i.zl 40 aud 5i5 Ilocai ES ~ Ma and 10
lor South Norgalk. 10. 500, 9o5 a. NJ. 70 NJ en-
80 ~ 10; 9:4o otV 90 ~ 10 T. i or stamford
S55, 4O 4a5 T. 40 80, 20 o, 10 AMI II 81 p
8 ,. NJ. ia bore line az au 10 ?. i Tie So a. n l.
sos and 10 a. a. > 3 AID 10 pm. at Hisgcpof The ii
AMI \. connect win tidiIs III
Wis on for Prov iicuse The $50 ~. connect
win shore Line Division Tor Norwich ana the New Haven
and Northampton Il. y. az NeH.IIsvca. aad the sos a. M
and M Tor NeNpOit go, lOa ana 2
meet Wit connecticut Rover H. X az Srinricl, ard =.
for Montreal The 500 q. aad =. al
gatuck Il. T.. and Houaonc r. Il. a. Bridgeport o.
800 ana 40 D. A. with D9nlity and Nofwalk
tle o.. IL, l. L. IN. Win New
r.. L. 4! STANFORD.
SUNDAY Session N all
T.. Providence
Draw ngroom Cars Oh Day Express and Sleeping Cars
Nigh, Express Trains.
Tc4ets caa be purchased At reSe, Once OF Company
Broadway, SeaYOrk, aud No Courtst, BtOokl H. vino VIII
also clccg uaC igc fIOn resi- cnce 60 d. ,tu alton.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

Two IET-Four ROOMS, three flights up,
water and closet On moor rent $l5 per month Gail at
l4l Wdytley-Ila,c.
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30 WAVERLEY-pLACE elegantly-fur-
-osp ushd suite OF Rooms Bath TautIlt sc, upon the
raror floor without private table also otter rom-