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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

For many years The Republican papers have
had 10 do all The wire-pulling about the speak
srship of Congress hut now at last this duly
has fallen upon their opponents, aud one oil
the latter, - New York paper, presumably in
favor Of Cox, tries TO injure two of his oppo-
rents by saying Fernando Wood and Sam
ue j. Randall are two men who voted for the
slnry grab, and took the unearned money il
appropriated We do not believe the point
thus made will change single vote from Mr..
Randall, who seemingly stands in the fore
front among the rival candidates.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19
FOR RENT.

A TENANT HOUSE, BLACKSMITH
IN SHOP, and lot of tools if desired To
sober Industrious. honest man. who un-
derstands horseshoeing and general f.l m work
there is a 6ne opening for q good run of work.
Reference required. Apply early Address
JOHN h. DUFIEF,
Glcnwood. Darneslown P. o
nov l9-3iP Mont county. md
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19
DOUG BRos.

ID Can compete with any
in HEAVY CLOTHS for Fall and Winter at
the reduced prizes Of the times. They solicit
call and charge nothing for inspection.
nov 19-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

A new paper is TO be started in Baltimore in
the interest of the Republican party. The
american is no longer the babe. 1t can no
longer sucSle the governmental teat. That
mewlng which he has persisienly INDUCED in
for the last four months will now cease, we
reckon. The ba-I3ee will now be fostered at
that breast, and receive the parental affection
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

The Court Of Appeals at Albany, N. Y,
has dismissed the appeals in both OF the Tweed
cases This refuses him reduction of bail
and bill Of particulars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

A MALICIOUS PIECE OF ScouNDRELlsM In
the afternoon of Friday last whilst our Office
was vacated BY the employees for few min
utes, some unknown, penurious, vindiclive
and dirty sneak stealthily entered our com
posing room and ''pied about three columns
of solid brewer type. Any one guilty of such
an act, we think, would steal cents from a
dead mans eyes and pound him because they
were not dollars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

ArPoNrnESrs.-The following named gem
tlemen have been appointed by The County
Commissioners, at late meeting, the Trustees
of the Almshouse in this county: larry b.
Cooke, Douglass Copper Benjamin G. Colt,
NJ Green, and ". W. Owen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

We understand that the well,known pub
fishing house of D. Appleton & Co., New
York, have nearly ready for publication the
Life Of Stonewall jackson, fully illustrated
by views and portraits, including the ora
Foley's statue Of Stonewall jackson at Rich
rnnnA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

Mrs. Francis D. Moulton and Rev. Dr.
West, two of Beechcr's prosecutors, have had
their names stricken from the list of member
ship in the Brooklyn church. This is only
another revelation of Beecher's unorthodoxy
be forgets tina, he should love his enemies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS

CincuT CouRT. Court still holds forth
The Grand jury was discharged on Tuesday
last, after finding many indictments, among
which they indicted all Of The present and ex-
collectors Of the county who have not paid
over the amount due the School Board. They
have presented several for keeping gambling
houses, and others for selling liquor illegally,
who will have their licenses suppressed.
As yet there have been but few important
cases disposed of this term. The call Of the
civil docket has been finished. The only case
Of any consequence upon it which has been
tried this week, was the case of Shaw vs.. VAL
denar, Harding and Middleton II arose upon
the guardian bond of Valdenar with Harding
and Middleton as sureiies for balance Of $500
due the ward. Messrs Bonc & Anderson APP
peared for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Talbot,
Peter & Henderson, for defendant. The jury
found verdict for the plaintiff in the full
amount.
The case of the State VS.. Moxley, for an ag-
gravated assault upon one Andrews in which
the evidence disclosed the fact that Moxley, in
a fight, had put out one of the eyes of'the
prosecuting witness, was submitted TO the
Court which passed judgment of the guilty
and sentenced traverser to three months con-
inement in the county Jail. But upon evil
dence afterwards offered proving mitigating
circumstances, the Court commuted the SEN
,ence by ordering him to pay fne.o $50
and costs. Mr.. Jones appeared for the State
and Messrs. Peter & Henderson for the defen
dant.
The case Of State VS.. Isle, for rape was dis
posed Of on Wednesday by trial before jury
We related the facts surrounding the case at
the time the crime occurred. The prosecuting
witness upon whom the crime was committed
fully identified the prisoner as the ravisher
and the jury returned verdict Of guilty The
sentence Of the Court has not yet been rem
dered. Mr.. Jones appeared for the State aud
Messrs. Peter and Peter for the defense.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

The new constitution submitted to the peo-
BILE to both parties, though the federal
officials tried to defeat it, has been ratified
Perry county, a large negro county and repub-
lican by 1900 majority, gives a thousand
majority for ratification. Mobile goes for the
ratification Of the new constitution by S74
majority. The majority in the the county
will probably reach 200.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

Col. John A. joyce, ex-revenue agent, has
been sentenced bp the United States District
Court ofMissouri to three years and six months
imprisonmentin the penitentiary and.to pay a
fine of So. 600 for COMPLETELY in whisky frauds
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

The Lower House OF the Legislature Of
Arkansas passed bill appropriating Sl5, 900
for the Centennial. The sote stood 10 to Z !.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

George Belmore, the English actor that bn!
few days ago delighted our ,hea,re-going
public with his inimitable rendering of the
Old Jockey, in Flying Scud, died Monday
morning in New York
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

The President began work on his annual
Message on Monday morning. No visitors
will be admitted until it is completed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

The condition Of Vice President Wilson
has 50 far improved that be was able 10 sit
up for a short time on Wednesday last, and
DR.. Baxter is Of opinion that he will be strong
enough to start for Massachusetts, by Monday
next.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-11-19

The trial Of General John Mcdonald for
conspiracy 10 delraud the Government in the
crooked whisky business is still before the
Uaiied States District Court al ST. Louis.
The libel suit Of Henry c. Bowen, proprie-
tor of the Brooklyn Independent, against the
Eagle newspaper Of that city, for $780,
damages, came up Wednesday in the Brooklyn
City court. The case grew ont the Beecher
scandal.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-12-04
4 Story OF il,r Sheriff.

a well trained hotel clerk. who
knows hi7 dut, rightly. considers that
the accepted guc,l in the hotel is Il, much
in his own castle rs in his own house.
and VIII not permit him to bc knowing
" disturbed bv unplca-aud or unauthor-
izcd intrudcrs This, sometimes, is oi
service. and prevent, disagrccablc con-
sequences. as VIII be seen in the history
here about to he Given. the accnc Of
which was in the fremont House in
Boston ,cvcral wear, ago. and one ofthc
actors therein. Il vell-i>novn merchant
e Bnston. who. over the nou, d. Dl0pc
or"\corr." used to furnish some orthc
liyclicst elct,hc. of humor. and ,harpc,t
Of dramatic criticisms 10 thc oil \cw
Work Shirt offbp Times. W nom we shall
dcsiouaf fe a. inn pinc.; The othcr.a we'll
ln,l,n business man of our sister city
of fpo,,1oul. whom. for convenience
.,L, ,,n ,.,Il call Short. ina.much a
H.. v'y. Short when ono Of the actors in
tL, ,..nr,,r ar, about to recount.
II chan,eL one fin, evening that a
stranrrr entered the fremont and adj
drcs-;no himself to the ocntlnilnlv
,.Irrl irn,nrcd If Mr.. short Of Port
I,,,I ,,.,. .t,nn;,n "a ihc house;
oIlyi,." SAID he clerk. referring to
the REGISTER.
Gwen. | want to sec him: show me
up TO his room. if vou plcasc.'
"Ir Won will send vour card. ! will see
if he i, at homc.'' replied the clerk.
Tire visitor prodrccd card, which
was handed to the lcll-bov, whom he
was about to follow up stairs, when he
was restrained bv the clerk.
"Ba Kind enough to wait till VIC see
if MIR. Short is in and will see NoH."
The bcll-bov returned with word thrt
Mr.. Short "Would see the gentleman
tomorrow morninr.'
"W'hcrc's the room:" said tho visitor,
"Ill 90 right up myself"
"Excusc me, sir. Mr.. Short has al
ready sent word he doe, not wish to see
YOU till tomorrow, and cannot permit
him to be disturbed"
"Ncll. sir. think | shall 90 up if
YOU will Give me the timber of the
room. for I'm the Sheriff, and intend
to arrest him"
At these words Jim Pines, who was
sitting in little room behind the key
board, where he had heard all the con-
vcrsation. and who is ALWAYS ready to
aid man in diilicutics-Iim. knowing
this TO be case of latc-at-nght arrest
to force claim, rose andrcmarkcd that
"hc was going to see if his supper WAS
rcadv," and slipping through the din
inc. hall up TO his room, he took from
thence an old pair of boots and went to
Shorts room, where he was at once ad-
nit.cd.
"Takc Your valisc and duds, old boy,
and come along with me-
"Nhat', up Jim:' asked Short.
Not much, but the Sheriff will >oon
be: so come aong,'
The pair left the room, locked it be
hind them. and Pines dropped the old
pair of boots outside the door. after
i., .l ....1 ,,.., :, ,,,,l,.,.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-12-04
NIN LAWS.

49, " 1'-N ~ .
The following i~1 G.t'I Acf~ passed
Y the N'Sl~I''u'e at Ms '''r session.
M act authorizing the Board "I
'">''cN To- I'\l a~I'v'"I ''\'
Au at 70 repeal an act providing for
'ne P"'"' i'"'''.l ''-N'' 'f' - '0S'
-Nn act To- p''Nidr lo' 'hr N'.lVnlc-
mo"' "l iiN e.'''1 "i N"h"V' ~ '''''N'
''' .'"'
An ".' III 'ri'i'n to adwn'N'f f''''s'
Nm act to e 'n''rm ti,l'+ to 'n' cr~'N
land, IN v "~Ino%t'n TERRITORY
An ac amending Port f"Wn~cnd
u c'4"M."n 'ct.
.\n acj 10 suhdividc the judicial pi--
uicts ot Washington Territory.
An act to oupa.,,1te fnd5 to paint
fence at clrilol iHlum-.
.\n ac, in tclai;opto \ arrln's drawn
5n the rcrliloliI rcasurV.
\n act to pro> Idle tor the rrmins Of
q State constitution, etc.
An nc, inlrl.uion TO Territorial con
,jc,,.
Nn act prc-cril,Hn. the qualifications
az \uimic- rdl,lic
An act ,uth.r,.u. !. VI. II mt and
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-12-04

thcIc ~ III lh> enc
The Sheriff. looked into tie npC u
ped rooms on each side, and Nat~ cd
himself th3t there was no connnn ,a-
Ion. anl tnrh, WITH grim "m.r,t'"N
a chair from one OF them alI Ndi HoNh
beside the door oi number 20
Boy, said the officer OF the fW.
do YOU want to earn a dollar
eS, ST. sMd 'hc Nal''r' 4 le
eyes sparkltd.
W Ell, take ms h'l. i'' me-, ....o
the oiilccr. a' ne h1-'u' N''''','[' ~"
the back OF an 'o'd '''Ir' : "h' o''nG
me IN answer ana YOU Ni,''l ''' ( It,
ne W'i'Cf was %" 'Nc It ,''"'' ',i'
returned WIN "h 'o~"I,r,' '' N9'"' Ulc
o'ner ~ In.H'i, en- '3l'''' '''I NJ, var, r
ton. "llcS i'll mere, ana no way ~
getting out we can ''rI''N II, ~ 'nc ''''
You must N''cn mere 'I,i m"I'II'--' Avn"
when nc comes "!lt TO ofSaEl'., "'cS'
mm. Boy there your d"ll'. =.
nus Iti'. 'hc deputy S','icd h''",y"
com fortahlN DOWN III ms en-. W. 'ni ''',
Nhrilll WuNt" rll' s'''Nl''o ''l"' ne i''"
trapped his hrd.
NcNt morning about ) ocI'ch me re-
appeared mere sat the W"''hm'''
looking little reg ABOUT the el'-''.~-
and there stood thr h'"'N' '~ Nh'h 'V
.cil ihr night before, -,
AnN moN'm'n'' N'nN;
"\ot h''"- y'i. quiet as a church
Narc.
"-\h na f' us ''', 80
down .ii.. '-i. i-lN\,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Gountrn propcrtn to Eet.


GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr rent, factory situ-
~ HUDSON River Railroad Baytow Dutoess
N T. with 1eversing budng 4OK50 feet two
and SHAFT fVeoO tubwheel capacity
with large adjoining Immediate possession Appy ALBXAN-
DIR gibson Brryown p o. Ducbes County, NJ u JOHN
BRaRl. u Wliam.st. New.lork.
T0 LET, furnished or unfurnished, for one
Jears, sDaciou MANSION situated Pushing l. L.,
ali modern IS
lawn lighthouses gaperT abng and every requisite Of 6rscsss
suburban. residence Address H. Box S72 POs-Once, ~ y
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
REAL : STATE.
Nrw-YorK. w.1nos tar. Fab. 10. !

NEW -YoHK, lay. Feb. 10. 1875.
At the Exchange Salosr0oms to-day, E. \.
Lawrence & Co. scld OY eT % the Supreme Court.
under direction o. J. p. ONcil, referee, two-story
brick basement b0o lot f2)x1soxS2x90xSs5 located
on the Albany Pos Road tnow Twemy-iourth Ward).
being the south vest corner Of the Post Farm The
property was pUrrHa.td bg Martha NJ. ShlAGy plaln-
tf In suit. for Sis'0
The sales adecru>ed by Joseph Mcclure and S. a.
Steele were postponed.
OFFICIAL TRANsyERs OF REAL ESTATE.
SEw-YORK CITY
,1,..ser.st 60 Of Csrnir.- iSH7J; Biward Bls
pr,oTs..t e csrs- af sli.-rst r}21G.xlcx7O Ellen
sSrke 10 ISs Fl.e $4,000
eaue po ~ 'l p rc. 31rse 10000
81 3. lsti~rt @1XoDi James
srsgs I.5 rs-f ................... ......... 5000
vierst q. So b. .rvlU: " r~Lau Veker.... lJJOO
CAME iia ,.a "a ,l,.. $500
f's'd 1880
1-OA-si, 30 %. --l1 3OHlCV Wm 4taeli 10 Susan 600
1sG.brst,n ; go - vo. U,reave. O.2lO to l37,b-sr
10 ec.,se Ntaar Jarvis j. 90 George Nc oo
oOOU
lt5 "a 81 70 shave. 25sg9llj Je'e Foster to
POI ''o $4,000
--.sl,or J., e.. ..- b.. loi a.: and Isl. % eOf
L1as on-av., lss 74zs iJl y '4K l9l4 r. AnH o
z ts 100. ile. parcel I'D Ego fofs NJ Woohawn H'ghs
f'n Sous lrr lt qCsre an Gr-n--ave go
tJTlO0 ssv w.. DID " Gods % laat Ful0eI...., lOO
LEsR ascoHDED
, S "a ,e.r. rr l'r 7ear.....'......''' 81 2o0 %
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Gin ncll Cst..c for Sale.

RROOKLIN CoRNFR-F.ve lots, two
y Iiols TeurI e'ch Is rooms meder3 IN
-oreue servef -x from v Y CIV Hail.
h.f s4 sL % rA, itANlb OI Hnl WesiehosieI
aay pre.ei.cL Ai-r- Nhs, BOX 800 Ncw-iorA r. "
ESTABLISHED BAKERY and good GRO
y Gerry aIsS1 Deg-g Hon aad stable in heart
FORM, 2itl ca Nf aL4 10 LIZ r. very dssT
M bu,ue,s 1rrtion h rcets Apply to II. c. STkPH-
BSs owner - D.es4ea~. b. WILLS, near premises
nor SALE--A fJur-stOrY brOwn-StOne
D|BLAlNG -y secnl-st ia feet west Of Broadway
d. 600. So Ol Other property at low hgue
WM Bed .-r and Gamer. sos West FiitT-eighihst
IOR SALk-Ou tiity-sXth-St., between Third
! sd Lern.toravs. class. bfoWusCDe
JrSK ha.hed band wood elegantly Tres
B. WILLIAMS, SS7 Sixth
JNDESTEUCTI3LE PATENT PLASTER
$50 .qsi 10 snr vibration Work
II CDERT ( SON 81 Liberty-st
D1$ 01N p or Al E-Three-stOry
= 81 D.tOBs brow 1ae House SO West 4otbs near
f,..ave. q nly remain ,.ril..s. III Ploadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Neo- 5ersep Real Gstnte for Sale


NOR SALE-A frst-class $4,000 BOND and
,OsTGs ~ iuproved NewJerey property W9ta three hlne
q suo1a IaQle H. a sFAfAkD NO 10 boa1wey Room ~
JNOR SALE or TO LEASE FOR A TERM
YEARS of the most desirable ksi - IN Ora1se,
with aud al modern improve
M g sl. resnaouSe a1d bali acres Of gIon1ai
uton unsurpassed. LhOhAa ~ W No, I1I1 1-R - =
IIORRiSTOWN, n. J.-Most desirable
y PsOPTRlY 10 SILL or RBNT Apply to RANDOLPH BROS,
y 1 BrO4asav
arrange. N.J.-Great variety property tor
" ...e ana ~ rent once hours RON / TO 8 p n ,,.
l. n. GERsA 80 Nassau. Lbersf-et
OIL SnN (frst 20 per cent? III two years
~ .VNJO 5000 anlum interest Nat per eenV
equal 90 elr ordinary Ie-l ysl1S sn u ~
h.,o.ors BAN VILLA kESDENth IS Win an nc
aod Wloiesoe
lFtcass; wei Grained ana lehs
streets police, marets ehuc
boois r ahn Of bunes New iork Oy he unr'aieu
s.cu dst-H of E@r0sd OF New jersey houses IAee
e., bot an cold water. hsteI closets bath &c Lots a9 ou' ID
anv avu garden uer an1 fruit vines berries 40
OSE or TBFN CAN BIZ RENTED with ne. Of stable COW,
csens caues and furniture desred) At eiOO per
ufusr particulars adIrsS tne O"NHh' rO''""'' DOA - ~
\ J.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
5ieGmboafa artn Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA ILROAD.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave SewfOrk from foot Of Dsbrosses and Coanots
ElgrGs Tor Harrisburg Pisbursh the West sOuh With Pull
FUr wnanspOrt Ard Lock Haven tvia Pha e'rti. Eh. n
Dy connecting At Phisdelphal $3.50 wanspOr
Haven CORY and Enc $3.50 n connecting Corr TusTe,
For Dsumoe washinStoa and the south Limited Washington r
nve ia Washington At 4ilO Regular At $40 D
EIpI.ss Tor Phl,dephA $40. $3.50 1890 4.lO
4;O 8 T. $50 m AMI ~ night sanday. a:JO s. T. $780,
S,S Ssyas sts SS Go IAS oG so 10 Ia s
$40 10 il:3O m nght sunday 5:2O L s:iU
FST !: EOe,o iS g. 9s0 la 4 7:to 81 s. o. 10 l2
1872 $40 10 ll;SO and IL night Sunday 5:2O 2. and
Ps RPS",!a ,ao A!sS $50 ,.56 10 80 $40
Az ~ = ~ 4t sandaS so @ 40 o,Io o'So e'4o ~ p
wooibrig Porn Amboy and south Aboy and 10 H.
For Nsw-Brunsuck and 12 n g. SlO a.lu 5:2J,
For Last Milestone. II noon ana 5;2On
Fer Fer Rnt,s9 Sa .5. aP9 Fss so NM % st f q snd lq s1a
psnSsriye .S5 an sS2eE'1 a. az n IA ana 900
For Enlon Bodentown B1TiH ton. Camden. au $3.50
H. For azi2S F1sehcls 70 J. 7 II a. an M 2 .1d 4:IOpm
fo EHn dale and sogan "a a. Ts, m ass G p ." M AOv 9ao,
Tra arrive " S IN Fit'oGIEh g. ,Dd al, 20 M
Monday from Washington BALTIMORE 62O 4:lj 5;lj
ana iO'2, ~ & S9ndly % 20 T. n % ana vi. No. tsrn % ti %
b;l5 7:S5, 7:io s44 l@21 Sunday 5;lO $50 6;oo
Ticket oe 526 944 Broalwa No. House ard ooio
DeshrOsses and CoIts1dtstSi No Couri5st BtogE!1i
Once No Bstterypaee BOYD jr Gea Passenger Agea-
ST0NINGT0N I4dSEsyds LINE for BOSTON aud
The ..auuch and comaoiou, SAERAGASsErr Tues
W-dnesiav Frday from Per 33 North RIVER loot OF JaTst
ali principal railroad occ secured the oaces Of
e,U p Ay yFf IS Fr AGENT A. W. fILKIys een Pass Agent
o. a. III 'hn'' b. = BABCoCK. President
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Safes bn Arrrlon

5nles bn Arrrlon
A RI ANNOUNCEMENT.
~ SALE OF TIE ENTIRE COLLEC flON or
WATEs COLOlS
belonging W KNORILRR Co.. 70 GOUPIL
Col n 100 subjects by the artists, y
ZAMACOIS. MklSSOhAIER
F1RTUNY BERSE- -BELLECOUR,
k{MONETf. COMPTk-CALfX
AGRAsSOr EDOUARD IRRRE.
DETTL PHLlPPEAU
JIMENRZ ROWBOTHAM.
PERALIA RlCHARD,OS,
BIANtHI DIBDIN,
INDONI SOYER.
j. W. PREYFR w. T. RICHARDS.
Now an FREE EXHIBITION d-t and evening HUErZ GAL
L "a. Kast --t, Iaison-squaTe.
To be sold at auction the evenings Of Feh - ant l6
sOMKRVILLB, AuctiOneer
A MRRwis.
RY BANGS, MERWIN x Co.. csc Broadway.
I'D Bonstsseo Of Books WORKS Of Art Fancy 6ooc A
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Countrn Real g5iatc tor 5ale

TOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-GRIST and
s6W MILL water sufhcie for manufacturing purposes
1-ar depot D. A. MALLEIr, tampvile Ltcale Co. 1onn.
HOI FOR MARYLAND!! 30 page FARM
CATALOGUB tree; map win road river school
- a. % e.nts }. F. MANCHA, BastOn, Nd
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
NEw-YORK, NEWH5A6yEETMHy ETHya AND ND DtRI.1dy HARL

NEW YORK. NEW-HAYEN AND n, HART
AuS%. aDs centPa Depot
Train. for yevuarsa H1s ss -ss g 7o s0S 55S ,4 2o'
3'SO Eccn ASS SIS Local EI $40 EI and $40 Af'
F soutb yOrw, 7:lO sos, 9:O5 N. 1900 100 ok
2:2O ): ~ 4:3s o;5, 64O 6:35 $40 $40 m rSI SI
l9 s95 925 iqO SAC D. ss 75o $40 $40 ard :$5
Bo',S. EsD @ 81 SPIsaa 6s "a t Go mo TSs fS sos H. 300
g; and slO m @ stepping i sSs SSG o. m Bastpo The
sGS a. m snG = m connect Shore Line 6vSon iof
n connect WITH Shore Division Soscb snS New sTsa
% sna S S,o5 10 y m and u trains coune with
Connect cut ayer r. al & az ssu,tue r. ana the ZOO
q H. D m with r R At BTiEeoGT The 500 m
G am the s:G5 m 90 and ass with New-CansAn T. at
sg1Ss1 Boston Mail Trains at coop vasprngde s'lOp
NJ wa cars Oh DAy Express and Sleeping Cara on Night EE
pres, sss ss be purchased Ticket osss oc'mg,n At Grand Cen
si DEPOT, or At ~ Y and No BrooIyn VITO will
G5 5s If;fsH,s s6SSi 70 sa Division
PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NKW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAlLRVA8.
Pare ron Eew-Y 10 PhiisdelDh oniy ~ 20 - e rom
sSsI1i JsS aosGL4 and STAR connecting
SANDY hISs Leave s's se%Ya a l, e y foot 4 nss'ss Ware
s45 n-Fc- Pail,delphs a. Long Branch Toms H''
400 D. m-For Long Branch Tons River "''e0"a' D''N's
ami TueAef'oA WINS ssEDES Geaenl MaHagel
T7HE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
4 CENTRAL hAlLBOAD cOMPANf.
Bavhofe ap haT Vile huh F'n"s"-
Hunters Point 7:O0 a m-Bahfon SAY WAh IL.
I've Iiurters Poin $3.50 m,-Ptohogue mall un WI" P-0'
attached. = = oo - o....... ,r,y ,r.i,
iIugsJ Point 80 mPalchogue eIpres tram WIN pA'
lOf attscbed m - r.l,o -. ,.si,
aad small umetabsi Also of HAhs
90 o W, p,,uga, CenIral Para ye Para HnslAie sna o'lsI
arc h"~ foot II Jamcss ., East l'f ~
- ro ot on ksst River IL minutes pfs'lon
Se eVT. trains Huper. Point ls1ss .oh ,I S.fsss @
I isressp Thirty iyurtst ohees suSaY tns ass
Greet IemBstead Gafdtn CtY' fathoth1
hanisf Ios. . m a. 81 ~ an ana 90 For Fn4lng to
peat WhteOue al intermnjiab
~ "a l<sG AIS, 6s0o. $50 u bAkfon ssSs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
aurIion Sales Of Real estate.

AurIlon Jale5 OF nEaI NsIaIE.
u A. LAWRENCE. AUCTIONEER.
Br e. A. LAWRENCE CO..
SUPREME COURT SALE IN PARTITION.
RPAnRuRy g. CIETW GOD. ESQ.,. REPERBR,
Al ths Exchange saeroom Ill BroaiNay ~ II O'Clock
THURSDAY FEB. II, 1875.
The .irstoy brick dwelling No. u Lght running throngh 70
Eo 4Os Cs ia feet II east Of varcAL - iei oni
% LAghsL sud 81 feet front on Canalst
MAPS at oaee Of kuetonesrs, l2s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Broos!nn Rea! estate for Sale.

NARROLL-ST.. north side. 100 feet west of
faurt SALE rreesorv. hgb-stooD hrown-stone
eeut rcs HOUSE all LJ . 2Z6KIOJ viii be sold very
,,r.r term Apply 70 Gao II. PBA lS> 30 Broadt n Y
1IOK SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No IO2 Pneaup Pr tore and house lot, 2117O
Nos 48 snd 53 Na.ss-,t iweliugsi 'ot 4ixOh
gaal dwelling; ioi tOAth
- . " Buck house lot, zJI4OU
So - II cL-.L - 3siOry buck house lot, zOxlOO
a, IlS EeuseB 0rv bTck housci LOT. -114JO .
~ - ? N.sli .nn..fR Rrnnklvn
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
Gin properrr 10 Eel.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY can have upper
n b sns HOUSE, order 30 20 East IZIihHl M'A
ta5n Susats family -- -.- VIZ
OFFICES 10 LET. .,-Sople very desirable, on
naa sns lS3 1s5 Hsss.ase holland "HiTfh0 obeeA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11
aouses ano farms manIeo.

JVANTED-On line of Harlem and Port
w chester Railroad COTTAGE IN exchange for Brooklyn property
Apply 70 rutland & WHITING Beekman-st, n T.
WANTED to HIRE-FrOm March /, fur
w pisbsd small HOUSE hOur from hewYork near depot
dsned healthy and well laid out With rui Se Two or 9ee
- edats ADDRESS RESPONSIBLE,
Ut-tosI Tubune Onoe, % = West 32dst
New-York tribune., 1875-02-11

NEW- HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c Fare,
~ 81 25. leave Pecksp Tor New-8aren at and II
NJ Sundays eIcepe connecting with tbs railroad
NEW-YORK AND PORTLAND EMPRESS
~ LINE RAIL Worcester Nashua aod RochesseT-lhe
direct Tor business
LEAVE GRAND CLNTRAL DEPOT, NGW-YOEK, 500. 10 a. H.
anu S:l0 D. N. - . VI ...,.o.
The sos ana make close connection at worcester
IN with through trains for Portland a'ng IN io4-1 a.
lO:4J N. IL -
The 8;1O trains connect at Worcester with tbe a. m
Rrrre.s morning Portland. Bangor and 81 Johns
Through and Baggage checked through to important points
Through Trains between Worcester and P0rIanI.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALROADAfser Nov To- ls74 through trains W."
500 a. m Cbesgo Northern BxpE With dsvineroon cars
and St. Aoans car. Ia Rasa
~ n ,l EInr.s vita from EevTorks
800 n Express Daily with leepinseA ''f "A'0'n '''
Pacific Express Daily with seepng.'nrs ios noe VOC ~
BSg,Io and Niagara FssI also for Chicago via O0'n " " ~
kelr9so- m Erpress for TroT Snd Albany
WAY " -iHs Z" per L"e~ A'As +A'~ c H. KRNDRICK,
General Passenger Agent