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WINDSOR, CONN Union No. "a meet
w on the second Saturday Of each month numbe
o. memOes Is >. A. GODDARD pres, W. B. Franklin
vice pres, sAmuslDAy, treas, nj shannon hn an.
cor Sec, box 1855,
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nETROIT, MICH.-Union No. % meets
II on the Isl Friday q sery month At the Lafayette
Hail. Gratiot st. M. Chamberlain pres; A. Sthelin,
vice-pres.; ]. NJ. DOlan &c.; F. A. Lemkie, fin.
and cor. sec; A. Sherland tres; c. Erb door
keeper
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LNORT WAYNE, IND.-Laion No. 70 meets
IL on the LIST Saturday evening o. each month ste
phen Georgen, pres, George W. Reter vice pres !:
Henry Fauth. rec. Johr Berghammer An acc :
G. W. Smith, cor sec. Geo Reiter treas Trus-
tee, Mic Schluter, John Opel, Lee Schnapp Execu-
Board, Opel, Rattray, Fauth, Schnopp. Boa 6s7
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4 ALTON, Ohio.-Union No. IA meets IN
- northeast rublic square, the second Tuesday
81 every month. n w. Marsh. pres. and vict pre-
A. hcdey, fin. sec. and treas J. Lamport, sergt-ai
arms " =. Nader, rec and cor. sec; box gft.
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TOURNEYMEN TAILORS UNION OF
~ Chicago meets every Monday evening at O'Clock
in their hail. l29 Dearborn ST. Madison ST. Prei-
dent Geo II. Nelson, IS Wet Otio St.; Vice Presi-
dent A. Anderson. Rec. an Cor Sec'y Charles Oar
ger, POS ~ rtand avenue Treasurer r. Allison FL
nancial Secretary, ?. Henickson.
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DAYTON, OHIO-Union NJ. IS meets on
IL the lst Monday evening Of each month at Molderr
hall. Harry ). Brewer, pres Henry Meyer, vice pres.
Geo. Kicker rec. sec, NJ Cummings, fin. Sec; Geo
Caswel cor. sec doorkeeDer VIM. WoIIenhaupt
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-UnionNo. "a meets
Ia on the third Thursday evening Of each month AZ
the Court House Exchange, on Third ST. eet
sts- Antoine Zehnle, pres; Marks Samuels vice pres
John Dick, rec secy; Emil Levey fin secy; Marks sam
uels. treas. and cor. sec'v.
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WASHINGTON, ID. .C.-Union No 100
wv meets on the LIST Thursday evening Of each
month Columbia Turn Halle, ID street between 6th
and 7th SIS. A. stansburg pres; A. j. Boyd, vice
pres; VIM Eberly nm Sec George n Cook. rev
and cor. sec; p. y. box "a. James O.em treas
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WATERTOWN, N. Y.-UniOn NO. IA
Wv meets on tbs first Saturday eyenng VI each
month. Charles Queneer, pres, John Zeigier Vice
pres, Charles Kline, rec Sec. Chas Emmerch treas.
o. H. Emmer1eh, mr.. and cor. sec., A. Dange, door
keeper.
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A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
N IRON AND STEEL HEATERS POLLERSAND
ROUGHERS. Headquarters IT, Bethlehem, NOrthamp-
ton Co, Pa. Adam w. Schaela. w. g. s., Bethlehem
Benz f. Spangler, @. r. s Springfield. ILL., /; Isaac
Williams Treas.
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MINERS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
WI General Office of the Miners National Association
JOHN SINEY, President john JAMES, General Secy.
Address all communications to John James Room No.
H. No 9l4 Seneca street, Cleveland, Ohio and they
will receive prompt attention
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TINCINNATI.-Unio No. meets at Ar
~ better Hall, Walnut street above thirteenth on the
first and third Tuesday Of each month. VIM D. Miller
pres, Sycamore-st. bet Elm and Maple, West Walnut
Hills, CINCINNATI; o., John Marx vice prest Frank
Bocklage, rec. sec. j. v. Wagner, fin. secv; Jos a.
HussInan, treas. n. Weber, sergeant at-arms VIM
Hagedorn, cor. secv,: Geo Winter, 40 Woodward vi .
John Sushanck. IS Pleasan. st.; and William Epke
10 Dudly 81. trustees. box 2S29.
, 1875-05-06

MONTREAL, Can, May 3.-The rivel
is clear of ice to Quebec. Ocean yes
sells are all expected up tomorrow.
, 1875-05-06

LONDON. May 3.-Tbe Unita Catholica
of Rome comments in bitter terms on
the installation Of the Prince of Wales
as head Of the order of Masons in Great
Britain and declares that the act identi-
fes Anglican Frotestantism with Mas
onism.
Stephens, the sculptor of the unfin-
ished Wellington in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, died last week. 1t was the simil,
aiity of names and profession which led
to the evening papers of Saturday of
the death of Edward Bowing Stephens.
A. r. A.
, 1875-05-06

Newell Harding, young farmer of
Suffer county. California, is in personal
difficulty. He wrote back to Ohio that
" thear is plenty of girls hear in Cal
ifornia. but not one o. them is worth He'll
Room for working man; all they think
of is fine Dress and running with other
men. Time ar vary dull in California
at present." Since the arrival of the
Clea veland Plandealer with Farmer Har-
dine's communication, times are livelier
in Yuba city.
, 1875-05-06

New YORK. May 3.-The Captain and
pilot of the City of Hartford, which was
in the collision on East River this after
noon, are both arrested and locked up
in default of 5000 bail to await the
inquest.
, 1875-05-06

Out of one hundred men you run
against, you will find ninety-dve worry
ing themselves into low spirits and in
digestion about troubles that will never
come.
, 1875-05-06

SENATOR MICTHELL We have quite
lately, been in receipts of documents
addressed to US personally, under the
frank of Senator Mitchell, of Oregon;
a courtesy which we feel bound to &C.
knowledge, coming from whatever
source. Our readers are aware that in
alluding to Mr.. Mitchell's previous life
and history We have spoken of him in
terms of censuro which the facts fully
justified. As we were actuated by no
motives of personal Or party malice. We
have nothing to extenuate or take back.
That he views the matter in the same
light, is manifest by his voluntarily
opening personal communication with
us, which is an evidence that instead of
attempting to Justify the notorious
errors of his earlier life. his more manly
instincts recognize the wrong and incite
him to the purpose of condoning, by
useful and honorable career in the
the future, instead of seeking to justify
and virdicate himself by an arbitrary
exercise of power which none but
toadies and tipeser> ers bow to when
unassociated with personal merit. That
Mr.. Mitchell, considering his age and
opportunities. is man of pre-eminent
ability, all will acknowledge. That he
is one. of the most industrious, active
and useful Senators Oregon has ever
had, few, If any. will deny. That his
Senatorial career, thus far, has been
marked by fewer acts subject to unfa-
yorable criticism by his constituents
than those of almost any Of his COM
peers, it is but simple justice to say. In
this age of public and private venality,
charity is necessity to the maintain
ance of the social organization. and we
are not so savagely vlrtuous as to make
Mr.. Mitchell an exception to the general
rule, in view of the fact that he is doing
all in his power to atone for past delin-
queneies, and we are disposed to throw
the mantle of charity over his past and
Judge and speak of Lis public acts for
the future as of first intent, giving him
full. credit for the good he does and
amenable to public criticism for his
public acts No friend of his ought to
demand more. no enemy is justified in
doing less. ~~sss~-
There used to reside at Pacific City,
, 1875-05-06

There used to reside at Pacific City.
W. T., a few men who have since be-
come somewhat notsd, such as Grant,
now President of the United States,
sheridan, Ingalls,, Hooker and Kelly,
now in the U. S. Senate.
, 1875-05-06

HAMILTON. Ont.,, May 3.-The con-
secratlon of DIR. Fuller as first Bishop
of the Diocese of Niagera, took placeion
Saturday. There was large attendance
of Bishops from all parts of Canada and
the United States. The clergy were al
so present in large numbers. The Epis-
copal pulpits yesterday were filled by
eminent visiting divines.
, 1875-05-06

Mrs. Dwan. wife Of John Dwan, a
railroad man of Kansas City or Jefferson
City. and her two little girls aged z and
s, were lost on the steamer st. Luke.
and six or seven deck passengers are
supposed to be lost, but their names
cannot be ascertained.
, 1875-05-06

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The steamer St.
Luke sank in the Missouri river last
night at St. Clares bridge. Four per-
sons missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Wednesday, March TO- 1875
At the Exchange Salesr0oms to-day, Hugh
NJ Camp sold at executors sale the +story brownstone
and lot No. 1A West Fourtee north sido,
25O feet east OF Beventhave, lot 25x106. for $500
Also lot In rear rontng Fteenthst ass feet cast OF
seventhave 81 5xCO, for $500 The sale announced by
d. M. Seaman was postponed until March %, at same
hour and place.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
Property In rear Nos 1l2 and III Brosdwsv beginning At
point "a Of Broadway, OLD along premises
of party II part, the Of Nos and Finest
10 rear Of said 1l2 and ia broadway 3S2hton
premises 4 81 n 10 point "a II Of BIosdwyr'n
beginning, the Metr National Bank I, snd j. T.
williams President thereof TO The Equitable Ife Assurance oo mn
OF the Untd 'S'V'VNN
as. g. loo on.e. II" 900
85hst S43 LeHinyon-ave 10 llrlo23; j. NJ n, ooo
MAYER TO b. MARI wife J. Seaman lioVV
12Dtbtt 10 have, 2OIl00li NJ NJ r. shner" ooo
ID kransr
14Gthg 1875 Whtloeksve, 6OrlOO n, spnnsnnti ooo
H. T. Young 70 j. VConnor w"
HI 100 West Farms soent 10 lnchAra M hOe mn
property NJ A. Bassiord to r. A. ioooV
RECORDED. ooo
Phnosst Suniv,n years, per year <"V"
Westst bet Charlton and kngsts lots, oyear', per ooo
Dr. a., n,,,,, ,n,,,,bea Years DER $500
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
HOURS IN A LIBRARY.
BY LESLIE STEPHEN.

One vol limo CToh.. TO
CONTENTS
DIR FOES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOVELS PoPB AS A
moGAIIsr-ME ELgYNs EDITION OF PoPE-soME WORDS
ABOUT sIR WALTER sCOTT-NATHAaIEL HAWTHORNE
DALzACs NOvELS-DB ouIyCEY
The taking this volume is most admirably sustained BY It's
contents "Dc Foes Novels" "Rca0ou's Novels" Pope ns
Morast" "Some Words about Sir Walter Scott Nathaniel liAN
tborpep "Dazos Novels" De ne" the authors and
the sphcs No recent developed the true critical
instinct at dgre which his voans proves that Mr. Leslie
Stephen possess judgments the result Of the closest and
most study They comprehensive and are eI
..ed in se 30 acse aud brilliant place their author ia the
'front.' rak ot living ess,vst. HOURS n LIBRARY fail to
BE- received here England the most notable volume
IN critical literature lately Published
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GJADSTONE'S VATICANISM.

vATICAYIiM AN ANSWER TO REPLIES AND RBPRoofS
ny THE RIGHT HON. W. T. GLADSTONE NJ. p. 8vO,
PAPER 40 CENTS
In this remarkable pamphlet Mr. Gladstone maintains with great
force his nal assertions In regard to the radical
the Vatican Decee have made In the civil and %
ous Of the Romh Chah considers the contents and Authority
Of the Syllabus the revived CLAIMS the Pope the dpoang power
and 10 the Use OF frcc the warrant allegiance according the
Vatican the intrinsic and conditions Of Papsl nfabiy
dere in Council and other important Questions involved
Mr. G dSoues former pamphlet hal an enormous
in RngBd and this country nd the present Ia which
he returns TO the attack with the weapons Of Argument and
iustr.i on, will a still larger demand"
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New publications.
NLADSTONES PAMPHLETS
ON THB
VATICAN DEGREES.
.nerovps VATICAN DEGREES.

THE yArtc.y DEGREES IN THEIR BEARING ON CIVIL
ALLEGIANCE, A POLITICAL gxPosTUATioN BIZ THE
RIGHT HON ". X GLADSTONE. NJ. p. TO WHICH Ahh
ADDED, A HISTORY or TBR VATICAN COUNCILS TO-
GRIIRR WITH THB LATIN AND BhGbiSh TEXT OF TIE
ppv PHILIP scUAFP DID, PROM HIS FORTHCOMING
HISTORY or THE CRBgDs or CHRlsrESDoM" s'o
PAPER 60 CENTS; CLOTH, ST.
Csasonos bopbsbe explosion has shaken he Christian work. II
not likely other pamphlet h' Greater greater
- ,h -, :, D,no invented Bch,h has happly aided
,o history Of the yAc,n Council and the Papa Syllabus ard
Vatican Decree, Hsper Brothers have published them together
and We counsel every read read mark and hward
dige. them Il he ean.-l05sever
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NEW VOLUME IN THE
EPOCIS OF HISTORY.
THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND FIRST EN-
PRE-.
By WILLIsa oCONNOR MORRIS
Sometime Scholar Of One College. Oxford.
With an Appendix Indicating Of reading and Of study BY
HON. ANDREW D. WHITE, IL D.,
President Of Cornell University, Ithaca
] vol, with Maps, 81.
romantic and indeed tragic interest attaches to the history OF the
French r. vouon The epoch which il Is Of tie most
e., sry marked HoleTn times Mr. Morris aims
In oaie he great Of peI!oi OF trouble and
Of war extending 1879 1873 pcny eTeut in their true
and etpfes Ing opinions which mast be ndore correc. and
moderate clearer en- idea OF TIE French Revolution
NAV be gained from ts than possible to derive from Of
the more ambitious works this proi President
Whites Appendix mbodes the results OF careful study OF this period
and adds materially sd serVeab Of the volume.
The following volumes really In ibis valual sees
l. THE ERA OF THB PROTESTANT REVOLUTION. By
r. seebohm Edition. with Appendix By Prof. e, Fisher
ofYale College ~ the Literature Of the saljecL)
Q THE CEUsADES. by the Res. G. W. Coz
8 TIE THR1Y TEARS WAR, lGls-lGi2 By Samuel R
Gairdner
4. TIE HOUSES OF LANCASTER AND YORK, WITH TuB
CONQUEST AND Loss OF FRANCE D. James Gardner.
Bach volume IS fully supplied with Maps.
Price per sol, IL.
Po BY bosIe sen. po'p receipt o. the pres by
the Pu5l,he-A sCsIBNER ARMSTRONG Co,
GA Broadway, hesYorf.
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u HARPER BROTHERS vii send either Of the above WORKS
BY postage prepaid part The United stste receipt Of
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New- Iersen Real Gstdte for 6a!e.


At MORRISTOWN, n J.-FOr SALE, a
n modern HOUSE; 10 ROOMS gis water 3a minutes
from depot; excellent galn ABUNDANCE Of fruit terms
g. EDDY, No. l Park-plsce
arrange, N. j., SPECIALTY.-Great variety
" PROPERTY for SAL. and RENT. Office hours to p.
II. GERRY, 20 Nassaust., and Orange, opposite depot
GD 1G0 first 20 per cent? in two years;
terms equal their ordinary rental value either of two hand
some. counod.us SUBURBAN VILLA RBsiDEtCES with ample
grounds the robust ad wholesome ntu
country living oa,y 6sclass well drained aud healthy
schools and within 40 minutes OF business by tue unnyae
Central railroad of EewJersey Houses have
gas hot ami water heater bath &C. Lots
drives flowers ani fruit berries &c
particulars address tue OWNER PosOMcc Box lS4
Elizabeth ". j.
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A PRIVATE family will LEI to gentlemen,
"A without sr two uea furnished slnly BEDROOMS With Ore,
vas and bath references exchanged 50 Unyerspce near -Four
senths
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NO. AZ WEST 10TH-ST., between 5th and
~ 9Th furnished second FLOOR with bath 70
gentleman pa gentlemen With or without board also
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A II 120 EAST 10TH-ST.-Pleasant desirable,
n FURNISHED ROOMS without BOARD r manned Or
nge good references pirate American fHii no MOVING IN
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no LET, furnished, to gentlemen-A large
or small ROOM moving in Nav. Apoly at 10 LeioT'L
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rVO LET-99S West 13th-st., FURNISHED
IL ROOM; for gpntler Gu only.
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Boaro anb Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st
YORK TnSGHR VIII BIZ At Tas grrows
OFPICBs Nos 81 IL West Thrt''eeonts.. 30s Ws.s
HsRss 6sic os $si SG-s: as
Y BsSsca 6F Ss' s7s sS7s .' %
Post0fee. up to .. M. at regular ounce r4ttt
4 SMALL family would like to take three
N adults BOARD cOrSeaea. to boats ami Three haes OF
cars. Apply 229 Elst l24thst.
A LARGE front ROOM to LET, on second
1oa. hS es 81 he S1 week s3 AZ e kaS o''' '
ANY gentleman desiring a PARLOR and
aud very ds.f"Se SshSoo may sppr 5oi
A II 120 EAST 10TH-ST.-Pleasant desirable,
"a FURNISHED ROOMS wh or without 30 f5r %ani or
4 PRIVATE family will LET to gentlemen,
"A whoas board iwOrea FURNISHED sunny bhpEoOAs W.T. r oS
sss iss OATH references ''--11- 1-,2 -
4 PARTY of gentlemen and a gentleman
N oba LOAD they eau have AL the comfort.
GA home. private .aniy terms Moderate Address r. d
NO. AZ WEST 1OTH-ST., between 5th and
~ handsomely furnished second Floor with bath to
gentleman and wife part Of seuiemen WITH or "-oa' Oo ''
rVO LET-22S West 13th-st, FURNISHED
i ROOM for ernler eu ONLY
TO LET furnished, to gentIemen--A large
l. small ROOM: woyng in Nav Apoly at ll9 LeoT''s
OF EAST 10rlI-ST., near 4th-ave.-liand-
gentlemen .,C handsome hall sDeAaa moderate De'
West Side.
A LARGE furnished ROOM to LET-3SS.
"A West l6th-st
BOARDING. West Twenty-sxt!I-st.--0
I'D or two single rooms furnished for lsdes senepes
location excellent; reasonable references.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, 81; also
and houses APPLY 70 a DALI 5a9 G'aye
ITO LET, on 25th-st.. bet. 9th and Gth-aves.
FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, with bath; hoihl tearc-
Apply A DAILNY 5s8 6th..ye, bel, San ol 35.o.'''
7VIWO connecting secOnd-story front ROOMS;
| refined home 81 West l1th,t
VSTH-ST., 365 WEST Back PARLOR COM
lC foay fdruhhei also arGe front ROOM on tue 'e'''
| floor, with board; terms moderate
| ~ WEST 16TH-ST.-SUlT OF ROOMS,
fsJ third aoOr front, ample closet room all Hoem np,S
suitable for gentleman ard wife or gentlemen 10 LbI Win poAo
I(:ll WEST 4GTH- ST-Comfortable ROOMS,
lOV with wi,hoa. board hsstea brown stone house aN'
| liable; references required
IGr WEST 20rH-ST Pleasant ROOMS
lO good boari and home comforts -
DIR WEST 2sD-ST;-A private family will
two gentlemen Of undoubted responsibility.
RIM WEST 25rH-ST. = Handsomel fur.
eDOO nisLcd ROOMS 70 LET: furniture entirely lew saho'
| for Light housekeeping also, TWO PARLoRs.
East Side.
WELL furnished ROOMS to LET, with or
w without BOARD 10 gentleman aud wife or ,gee gsnu~sa
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED, from May l, by gentle.
ID and re one large room with p,Ior bs or so sn, 0
stating price which be Address s. NJ Boz 100
WANTED "A furnished or unfurnshed
private family Address with terms A DAiLsf 6so Ssh ave
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OF EAST 10TH-ST.. near 4th-ave.-lfand-
Q some ROOMS and good BOARD for gepean ana wife or to
gentlemen aso handsome hall for gentleman moderate pie'
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A PARTY of gentlemen and gentleman
and wife can oba LOAD they have AL the comforts
Of h0me private family terms Moderate Address r., "a
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AND FULI~POwERBD SrBAMSHPA
snnr rom on SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS.
DAYS ssling Of Corh Hsrbor esrb
BALTIC. SATURDAY March Is. at 1000
REPUBLiU. SATURDAY. Mireh 20 At 300 u
ADRIATIC SATURDAY. April 3. at 500
CELTIC SATURDAY. April 10. a. 500
BALTIC. SATURDAY.. April IL at 800 D.
PROM THg WHITE STAR DOCK PIEk 81. NORTH RIVER
These fastest in the trade Uniform In and
in appointnen kAloon Smoking aud
amdshp where the and motion least
az ding degree Of comfort unattAinabe
KATES-ssloon $50 and sl0O Return rekeA &l75 gold
steersse at low rates
Drafts from 81
nformshon
s0eta Nc. Br.sdwav hew.iorL j. COhIIS. Agent
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ANY gentleman desiring a PARL0R and
~ BEDROOM TWO BEDROOI5 In strictly private family
very neghborhood apply at 2Oi West fOth-st
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Real Getate 10 &xrhanqe.
6ouses amo forms Wanieo.

SMALL FRUIT FARM WANTED, for one
- with privilege Of ultimate purchase New jersey
small family Of adults address, stating artculars price
products bailng roads falls, II
be hadl, SUBURBAN, 2. o. Boz 1874, Elizabeth, NJ.
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A LARGE front ROOM to LET, on second
aoori eas bate Ere: also other 10 Invso
CalIa he week a
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West Side

A LARGE furnished ROOM to LET-3Ss
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DED STAR LINE.-Appolnted to carry the
III Bolqian United States mails.
The following Steamers appointed TO sail
FOR ANrWBRP
From Philadelphia From Nev-fork
yADRRlA ND..........Apnl 5 Observation-Disclosures
FROM ANTWERP.
Pc. Philsdelphis For New-fork -
- STATE zen 20
yADKRLAED March 10 SWITZERLAND March ~
PRICES PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Second cabin $50
all points al tue lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all unsurrasset
For p.age rates of freight Information. apply to
GEO W. UL1ON, Ag., ~ BroslsL, New oh
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent,
y Batter y-Dlace, New York
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Agents.
307 Wslnut.st Philadelphia
B. WONDER BECKB General European Agest Antwerp
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Below FoUrteenth-st
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TH3 UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 Il. West Thlrt''eeSnts. or sos ws.s
5Oi ThisTe Thrty-foathst.i Of the
OFFICE No. 2,2S1 Thru ave onelnDdreis ARD
Uiar.em Savings Bank B1iingD AMI at the BROOK
LYS BRANCH OFFICE No BIB Wsshnyon-sl next ~ tie
Pos-Omce up to 0. M. regular ONCE rata.
On Al II likn IN fnlrn fhrnn
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A SMALL family would like to take three
n or four BOARD copveseat boats and Three aes OF
can ADJ a East l24th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11
Giip properlp 10 fei.

FRENCH FLATS of nine rooms each, in that
desirable block OF houses l25Ih Eighth contain.
isr nsss hot AMI eod STATIONARY tubs and oil
po'ensn So 80, and $50 GEO w. WOOD 265 West l26th
st., o u "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11

For sale 81 bo.le po'p,i receipt o. n. pc, by
the Pu5l,hes sCsIBNER, ARMSTRONG Co,
GOA Broldrsv hes.Yorf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11

STORES Nos. 4l6 and Ais Fourth-ave., sep
~ snt. or together with without ovsbng portion HOUSES
AIS SHOP sesoSa door. 1906 Fnshhs LET LEAsk
kOBKkr l. Brown, w ksssssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-11

HOUSE to LEr-No. 405 9th lave, between
iih and 10Th west SAFE Isqure ., l73 %svee place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
Third Day. Saturday, June 10Th.

A Three-in-Fivc Race; free for oil horses
$1,000.