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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
Gin Real estate for Sale.

GREAT BARGAINS.-TwO fine four-story
w DWELLINGS, 3OS West 5sth-st ana G2dst $50 feet
west BrOadway Also LOT on oost 20 feet IRON Circle
WIN. BEDELL, 955 SHAVE
hir stoop brown-stone northwest Lexington
ave- 4Oihs; the complete and pr,t,es small DIV cling
Get permission from SAN
$40 Slave, this " Gem"
TWO LOTS on west side of AadisOn-ave.,
between Eighty third and Eighty four;h sts excavated
soHor in ready for brick for ca 81, or EXCHANGE for l
proved property Also. CORNER LOT Lexington ave,
Tree aud clear full LOT and COTTAGE Oh seventy sew
enths near subject to Institution mortgage,
for a moderate p1ce, dwelling tenement cash basis
5. KII.PATkICK, $40 IlIiriave
OH nAA FOR three-stOry brown-stOne
I'D EsP,OOO HOUSE, 6oihst, near tho Park and Eie-
waited Railroad all Improvement; cheap -. So. .o, .
j. w. STEVENS. 406 West 5Sth ST.
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rsse and nasa 10 j. w orntard CO. 49, :, L..
Bsrs Antelope Davis SAT- cay T. L. VIA Noriok ~ oAy~
psrE Denarchi uta Bcrtolct Genoa Ga dave In ballast
Bsrk Ic noscuio fIts, Dcsiucnr cas'eialaIe June o.
via Llcat. days. with SULPHUR -
prla Pedro snail. Ana IS lays. With sugar. go ~, So,
Pie Alice lof Belize, uon Montgomery iruX'o Il ua''
Rri Ca srtne orb Hausdon. Rio Jsncro July B. via ST.
sehr carrie ! Webb. Rogers, Jacksonville days. with
ser Theresa of Bcston Quinn, Para % days with rubber
schr Louisa Smith rupper ssonvile 10 DAYS with ium
her. .-. - ~
sohr. II. A. Hunt, Peterson, Georgeio@ p, DC.
Schr James Ponder Hunt. Georgetown y. G.
sloop E,nth Fowle Birch. virginia
SCuOCNERS-iIVEE AND C0ASfWlsE
Joseph & FRANKLIN. virginia C. H. Mal.,ron. virginia
Lille MGTfOrd Nlrgina John bI1iths, Bhil.me-
A. c. Lyon. Baltimore. Horny lnGlnl, Nlrgnia'
r. I. Burbank, virginia Marion Draper Tglulh'
Idvonia. Virginia. g. WRIGHT Baitnloi"
Mary A. lyle Virginia II. Champion, virginia
DOMTeTIC POETS.
ASTORIA o.. sept 2ssssed, ship City oil forA '1i' io
CHGfLGsros. sept ss-ssiled steamship Metropolis FOR
O. ,,ov SEN 2sArrived steamship CITY Of Houston,
SABINE NewiOrk. sailed barb Ne" isiu'
fOT NUN0rcans.
FOREIGN FORTS.
soUIHAArroS sept 2sIhe steamship Nayafro' n""'''
Ris7O sept ZS-Inc Western Line II anshP Soih-
eIset Western. sailed hence today for New ork ,,
IvEaTOCI. sept 2>The steamship san Asfcos burro"S'
from Boston Sept u, arrived here today
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
WASHINGTON. Sept 2SNOtce is given by the lGhtlonse
that hereafter there VIII be sounded during me- anu
oggy weather Pollock Rip Light vessel, on Shs!sm,
Mass . inch whistle. giving during e@Ch N q
seconds duration, followed Oy an VI
blast OF SECONDS, W
80 seconds. 49,, n
For Latest Ship Nc-rs see H1h PGge.l
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.,ew-Jersen t;cal Gsiate f0r Sale.

GALE On NV.--4O minutes from LlbcTty ST.,
= h .tolrr.. xpr ~ Central T. a. c1l!oiis
s.hni an - cottage residence anu grounds near 'r,'
nave. streets gas o.r. aiu Ga! ~ lawn lFul
salr roygr. ~ Ca zen have ~ stable, h1s ~
COW n sirei seil much below vaine OF rem az sl-oJ
Aidros. OWNER Rov lsi. i.ii4loei-. \ J.
1t EOA MODEL 81 GOO HOMES. $500.
~ ssbyVo AT FRANKLIN, ciiar1ning arn1i1 81
NEWG tk, =. ). Convenient u OiiA-'jE AOS lAi-''
PaSSaIC. sc. - -... ..,. . -.
~ $40 viii BUYS HANDSOME COTTAGE IooIns
% rqp VIII my p II NQSDME COTTAGE r rooms.
$4,000 will BUY n HAN DsonE COTTAGE To'is -,
1860 ~ BUY .lNL-Dlitt COItAC =, II Icta aIi
mo- err inn roveaenis. handsome -rounts. -
Tia property beautifully loca.d, adi oning larL ~
tom CENTRAL tAl.N low com nut[
ion e,c.ItLi -s'I!COIc CHURCHES, aud MIX - .
Also. charming COTTAGE no CSf--. @ia"p Vc
minutes rom ChaL.ber--li. ,,,,- -
Txalne Photograph Of Houses, &C. at 20 BRQADW -
Room l6. - AAI-9 H. nal
T.. S-aONTHLY PATMEETS
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NTFW-YORK. NEw-HAyEN AND HART

NEW-YORk, NEW HAVEN AND HAhI
~ FORD r. R--NEW. YORK AND NEW.IAVEE DI
VIsIoN-Summer Arrang cement eneng June 2s 1873
Passenger NewYork, Grand Central Depot; en-
trance Forty second a..
TRAINS sRw YORK.
Trains for New-Hay,n leave at 10 lAeen 500 ar 9o5
(Aecnl 10 (Ex), L N. Acc'nl tExl, 10 tAccnl
EI), - and 5:lo u9ca e. laHl and 10 (EKl p n
22o sl5. 44o 5l5. 5,.o $50 2 10 p M For stamdor,i
ITO sO5 o5, 10 10 a. IL 10 and S;lo (tN) 3eo
i:lo i:i6, 5:lb, $40 635, 7:2o. 10 and 1898 IN
Dnston Springfield at % and 10 a. and
Q D. H. Shore Line AZ / and 10 p the BOO "A N,
l, 5l5, and and 10 m stopping AZ stamford Norwak
and sos and 10 q. m. and 3, 3, and 10 p. m a.
bridgeport The sos a. ana p. connect with train.
Line Division for Providence. Ths 800 a. m and
p with Shore Line Division for Norwich and The
Connecticut Valley Saybrook and the New Haven and
Northampton Il AZ New Haven and the go, a m and p
IL Newport: 05, 10 and IL noon trains connect
with Connecticut River r. r. n springfield and m
for Montreal. The SO5 q. and p m connect WITH
Nsugauck II. r. and Housatonic r. r. at bridgeport Tho
sO5 a H., 3lJ and 440 with DanbuTy and Norw ak
AZ South korwak tho sos /, and 40 and 6:t0
u Ia. with y ew Canaan IL X at STANFORD. - . =.
Boston Nail Trains al y. via Springfield a.
d. IN, VIA Providence.
Drawing Day Express, and sleeping Cus on
Might Express Trains o. -. ,- :.
Grand Central Depot Offices Of ". rransfer Co, "a
broadway York, and No Courtst, brooklyn, whown
also check baggage from rssiienes " destination,
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Gourtru Real Cstatc for Sole.

DELAWARE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-NO.
IL IA Superior DAIRY Farm in full view o. ne Cit Of II
HIGH And HEALTHY location for bubng SITES con
tsinng 5I5 acres viii be sold bargain No go acres
Tr miles City Wilmington superior building frut
In abundance farms IN the state w DE
easy No. 3Large tract oi laId Nit.i niie o.
center Of y Also many other des abe
prouetes For further information, apply 10 EVANS fES
NIS0TON, Real Estate Broker, wilmington, Delaware.
NOR s LE-Large and small Farms on Tan
gier a. a. n 0AHDNER, MISSIONER. Somerset Co.. Nd.
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auctior Sales Of Rea! estate.

DARTITION SALE of valuable property near
l. Ilie4hridge pan. Y. X. SIl+E l9 sos j., wiz gen
auction At - O'Clock Nndnes lay oct s. ~ ne No-e
-,a.r ON Iroaa Az \ LOIS yest suIc 0t Itn-i''.
between huutr, and si-ty fith and one n! y dlu
sxr gfhste sale positive Iudn decree OF the Snei
tou o maps and D. JrIail0l, dfy 10 The rcoh,t., -
Pnest OF to Towns n Wanie, PINS Any ZsO boai"y'
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Eorees, Carriages, Garncss, &c.

Eoress, CARRIAGES, Garncss, Sc.
One COUPE. ncarly new; also, one EX-
= 4. TENSION rOP PIIAETON chaan. G5 the owner ~
going 10 Europe: 10 10 g. CVKEfs, lO9 ILL., and
IL, 1.ast Thlrt-snth-st. rear FoIrtaave
DEADY-M tDE HORSE BLANKETS,
A. IN large var ETY. grld-s, AIT sntapia ior ali ss n
GLIDING those rdgaa' Dress Lr1yelnc W t . 20 lssln
also large variety o. CARRIAGE hOHfS, IN grades rom
Tie chelaest To the richest STYLES imported " CiAi. =
rbIrd patent HOkoE-Cil PfEis haii'sn Beiin.ie'
Prices greatly re.ucod hAt-A4-1' a, ~ - :, o. -
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

yEw-YoRK, Tuesday Sept. %, 1878
There was large attendance at Arch. Jonn-
ston's sale today, Thirtecntlt. between Universty
place and Fifihayc, resulting in good sale and fair
prices. Below MAJ be found the prices obtained;
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REAL ESTATE.

NEv-Y0RK. Tuesday, Sept. 2s. 1878.
The attendance at the Exchange SaleSrooms
was unusually large to-day and considerable interest was
manifested in the of the sae. The following were
the sales:
VIII three story hriek house and plot
Of land 55x 9X6. 1890 on t.o west sde oI ltHtSaNt
p2.5 Of lngsbridge road to IL e. Perklns pam
81 3, for 900. , l., o.x
H. HarGett SOLD TIRE threcsory frame ouse and iot so1
OIL TweLy ninth 81, norm sac u, ~
Tenth and Eleyentuv 10 Jamco H. carp ner llanh Iur
~ Also. the ioTcc!os Aaie OF Tie prViy
on lie south size o. one and sixth St 800 feet west OF
Fourth ave-. 10 Oct -.
Iare ~ Miller fvestory brick tenemenlolfe aio
25x7E, Tie west side Of tsi lve BOA feet soulh Oh
FvfOurth TO AdGph LCVlngr Tor SpOJ oNe i"i -Asc
OF s3eq5 total S5 eSj. Also HouEed the iOlro.cs re
property the east eide II seventh ave. TO- ye
north o. Forty secOud. oct 81, and TIE ro iy on me
&onIoes, 1896 feet east OF kusessi 10 OeI
c. 49,, ,
Agents report active demand for ho,ses and mats o MOI
oi.Ie renal Higipuc house nos so ianch IL te.
ana c &c obtained IT I1csg uIT at last year
in lrcoAIyn tere nean priced houses
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Connirn propertr 90 Yet.
fonses ano farms rJantca.

WANTED-A four-story HOUSE in good
w order centrally cheap for cash no D.okes
need apply. Address b., z. U. Box l,9JS.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
a-nr fses 5:46 Moon sets. 600
NATER DAY--A.
Mandy BELL G. Ferry. 9:s3
WATER THIS DAY.. H.
saady Hook 1888 Cows Island sl4 Hell G. Ferry. 1908
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Brooklnn Real Gstaie for Sale.

DARK PLACE, No. 1875, near Prospect Park,
beautifu location story brick, all mproy emeIs price
81 o oOO TeTms to suit rutland q WHITING, Beex
mal-st
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furniture.

A circumstances compel 4 private family TO
n sell cf "A .fncel their cl"c1u- HOUSEHOLD fthNl-
1URF cOnsist.ng aIns c"claine TaIior sue sep
suites, ucC.cr q. Bro round
-ooi cas-. IA o. ave Iauolorte ia upright
I.c.cr Piano Iioarv Dining Furnii, elaborate aiG
nj. il ferbs lltir. Hair and spring actresses. Hair
fnin -nc Carpets Paintings, Bion4t, &c P,5lut Q
csEcc. CaI from til D. H. f4iVate RESIDENCE No ~
West l6ih-st.
nor CASH BUYERS-Vclveteens, Carpets.
Nattings. cloths Cassmere overccatng Horse ana Bed
aukets Bnrla,s iiuGL ans sheeUng. Upholstery H0ohs
- Robe. &C ANDREW LISTER & Co, 81 bsoady Ay
CCRETTURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
stock, nor quality and low prices 81; H. a.
CgMPEttTIiNAIi * 20. ., 100 anu I'4 tiidslaii u
rea prices for r"xt 30 days Chamber SUITS
from 81; laT0r - %.
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Drook!nu propertp 90 Eet.

ITO RENT to good tenant, on a lease at $500
i per annam. a nes 3Stnry brick HOUSE all Improve
In1v NJ oncs "a = RODT g. WALKER,
@"" COS Broadway.
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RcaI gsidtc Go GsthGt1gc.

PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME. worth
"A $1,000 rnincrmberel Two acres 10 aes n .rsel al
cash exCaHs. Tor dwelnhnusr n cay, falhc not over
- 900 Address ". Box 40 PostOffce.
EXCHANGE OF for : A l. h - Two neat
II HOUSES stlbe and six Lots close 10 this CITY valuc
81 900; part cash, balance small fafln gool saae er
claualse, or stOcss. JAS 4l'''f.fs' - ID 'tASt7
TXCIIANGE for n good PARMA brown
Il stone Hrooayn HOUSE, IN first cliss location IN co-
ete oIer orculed v the owner; cne 10 ferries OF
las j. O. HONt * SON III pfodd' ay.
nor EXCHANGE-CitY houses for West
chester property; vanable Toperty In Chicago and ic'
gan tyI nell ~ property Jea-v 'lty IOts Ipf gnu
sfore. LANES RROWcSTSf. 81 Eroacwa-.
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GieanJoG:s an1 Rcilrcaos.

ALBANY AND TROY by DAYLIGHT
"a Day boatl c. VIBBkRD and DAN III DREW leave
Vestry Pior 80 =. daily Sunday excepted az go and
2aihsf NJ an'ug We.t Point t'oT1lTsl Nevnursh.
PoIehkecfse s,insi Caskll and Hudson IJekeis N
sale u0ius Trip ticEe-s 70 West Point
Cornwall ana Neyburgh, retHrTng day. 81 Special
trains 70 and Saratoga 10 saratoga So 20 Round rIp
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Bnsintss Cbdnrcs.

IRON WORKS.-PARTNER desired ina con-
cer favr-abv known thr0ugnout the country and con
trolling PA vleges great value. It's necessary .t AZ ~
COZ ing narfre. qualified 70 assume the entire cluUo OF
VOL tpdnfa,l mach shop Cap required $4,000 foho
fgS HT-,sT HAINE-, Financial ana Lusness Brokers,
ls7 BruG iway.
rg,O THOSE SEEKING BUSINESS.-HUNT
4 Il HAWKES. "HUNTULY REG Err gTatL, VI
mailed FOR stamp traton Business transfers, raTt
uern'n &C. negotiafs yrilousiy No cAaie ui IS ne
iia. lon o0mcufci. II r = HAYNE3 FINANCIAL ANA Busl
noss Brokers, 1877 roadway.
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DROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

~
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
cOns0disS q Osn es a and in sosToS
sT0NINGTON LINE,
The RHODE isEAEP TgESPATs
MONDAYS. wEDNsDa ", and FRIDAYS leave per ss
s;fl:
oaess Of estcott rprcss Company 5Io
PROVIDENCE Line.
VIA PRoVIDENCE DIRECT.
DAYS 9y '' WiEbSEsBAYs and fRIpAYs, and GxLATEA:
q, R., loot q Robinson e. at N Direct rOnte ios
Freight c.ies line taken a, lowest rates
Lw FILKINs. General senssr Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE
GEA trains .1 S nom oo, q md
c9Ttlaneta;s az follows pt,.,,,, the Ne and sou,,
with Pullman iaI Cans atsaced 35 "a and $50
for rN wiiiS.port and lock Haven yia Philadelphia
r. r. II. DIV oonne'ng at Philadelphia $50 a. M :or
CORY Titasvie Petroleum Centre and tho on
For Baltimore washington and the South Inec wssh.
ingoa hpss Of raan p1.Or f~as a exp. SnsS
$40 m, land u m. and4y 3 2. IA "a aoo, - ,.,o
To- 40 o. 4 $50 3 m aud IL night sunday. NJ
$50 sSr s .1% talSItr 40 10 f;ssasc: e
1850 ylo; $40 .;lo 40 30 go q $40 go ~,
$50 $50 IT, and Sisi M aud r's 9ua-s H. o4'
sS 596 e ga 10 $50 - y s5 s sS
y. ~ y, Z,
For RUNWAY 9. $50 T. TAO 10. IL a m. l2 ni J. 2so
3l0 $40. 40 iSo, 490. 80. $40 Gl0 $50 $40.
no IL night. sunday. a 500 D. ESQ
Woohbrdge Perth Aaboy. and south AmDoy, ld 10
Fur New BrSnswck 7 aud a ~, p w. = 3I0 xio $40
$40 7 D u, aud II night sunday "a .. and
For F,ss Milistoue. IL noon. and 70 m.
For Kngstane ANA Rocky Hiii $40 ~, and 10 p.
For PRINCETON, I, =: 10 a. m, 1880 4lo. SDa N.
Fur Ianbertvflls, 0:Se q. In = s;lo, ana . p III
For Flepngton PhnpsDgrg aud BeyiGere, g5o q m and
Up N. -, r,,,.c, a. -
rentn Rordentown burlington aud Camden 7S0 and
$50 A M. i2.3o, 2 l. o, spd D. M
4. rl.. = and 4:lO y.
For Farrr,nedaIe sauzn, 1;So and m.
PenheTon and Caa.eD, Perth Anabo,
o. n m audvs Monmouth Junction. 4f0 IN.
aud Pcnbert0n, Perth Amboy,
AID so a. NJ, via Monmouth Junction.
trains arrive follows Prom Pittsburgh $50 and 1880
4 N. and go y. M daily lQl5 N. and go p m, daily.
sxccpt Monday Prom Washington and Bsltimore 620
tl6. b:i.. and l9:I Nj sunday t;Ic a n Prom Pnils
SIS $40 $50. S<A. BOO 1917 Sunday, 5l0 $40.
S55 10i5 il5t m. $50 $40 loiy7 and ! rs p NJ
Ticket Oces 526 ami y44 broadway, No. Asor nousc.
ANA foot Of Dosbrosses and Coraldtstsl No courtst,
Rookiyn aud Nos ia ile and ll8 Hudsonsl, Hoboken
| 1mrrr s@t Ticket onec. no narieryplaee
D. H. BOYD, H. Gen Passenger Agsne
VRAxx THOMPSON General AsnagA
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A LBANY, SARATOGA, and
MONTREAL EXCURSIONS,
VIA

MONTREAL EXCURSIONS,
VIA
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.
LEAVING Pier 80 y North River daily Sundays excoped
II p
On and after Sept !, tickets to Montreal and return for
gil so: and for - and TO Albany ana
return -, GOO or 80 days. . -, - =,
can oaned the office of said steamboats, Pier No H.
foot Ol Canaist.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Desbroses ard Cort!Gndt e. ferries
o35 a. ~. Daily. except sundays. Washington LvncfbuT@
and Vest Pittsburgh CIn"innali, Chicago the
Mcgtau N,It West. IOulsy lie. rcaAs,
"a D. m Ualy cvcept Surtavs Washington Richmond and
south. Cine lnat, Louisville II. LOUIS chicago TIC
West aUd North West A., ,.,
Lynchburg and the Southwest. New orleans, throi;li
sceu"-s Ia tllGrr Ortri.As Pittsburgh Clcln
nan. Louisville indianapolis st. Louis, Chicago the eel
For roHgh Tiehcts and general information call Com
pays oc 2G aud 80 Bradvay and at ticket oihces ioot
o. SK FaIs Cft'K Ky RS VA BAfrO AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Through cars, Jersey City To Washington.
Through ears Ia tnore 10 Ch-caro CMclnnstl &C.
CPTIZENS Line Steamboats, for TROY,
connectug with railway ,tres North aud West Elegant
steamboats, leave Cail, saturdays excepted az y NJ liH
P 40 ~ R. foot q Leroys IhroSs 'ieks on o s al
connecting lines. Sos COhNisL'- sup',
IGOR Rondout s. Kingston landing at Cozzens
tNc-t Point Cornwall, NewburSn, Marlborough Milton.
PaughEecpa West Park aud Esopus tho steamboat lnos
" Baldwin every MOncay wednesday ana Friday leaving
HagrisOn-st Per No. "a. North River, at p. m
TOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
and 9swego Railroad, landing &c IL ghian AIS
near Wrst Cornwall Newburgh Marlborough Milton,
HIGHLAND New raltz E,ops the ste Odt Thomas
Cornell every day, Thursday, and saturday leaving Haf
st. Pier 81, y. T.. all D. ~
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Giea:ntoai5 eno Railroads.

Z RIDGEPORT, and all points on hcusaio 'ln
H Eaugatack Railroads.. Fare 81 Sea'ttr BAL
PORT s1ves Caharnep at li30 and bridgeport ~
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
n RIVER KNILROAD.-Aftcr sept 20 1870 through
trains wl leave Grand Central Dcrot
500 m, Chicago and Northern Express WITH drawing
room through 10 Rochester; also l. Altan Via Man
chester VI. go -
100 M Special Chicago Express with drawing room cars
and Buffalo and Niagara Fails, arriving ~ Nj
agar. Falls at l:f5 o. -
400 D. Express, With sleepig cars from .Nc"-
York 10 ~ Alhans arriving At Montreal at 600 a N.
600 D. Express Daily with sleeping cars Tor Waiero"h
and CaIlandaigua. ~. ,,- - ~.
M Pacific Express Daily. with sleepingcars for koch
ester B0llo Niagara Falls Also for Chicago, via both
100 m ETnrss with sleenng for Albany and Troy
Way Trains pei Local Time Tables ,.,.r,,,,.,,
n
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DHILADELPHTA via LONG BRANCH and

EDNILAUELPHIA VII I.V.tU DNtttII 11U
L the JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare truan New. York Phladep l1a only " 20.
Commencing TUESDAY 7, 1875. tho stanch.
JFSSf fOGI aud INlLLGHL,
cOnu. Ct ng ab sandy Hook with al trains, wall
Leave New. York Ium Pier y Y. r., foot Of RectTst
945 a. Philadelpna Long Branch, Vlneisnd and
Briageton. -, ~. 49,, - -.
stations. - ,,,... -.
paIor cars through TO Philadelphia 400 m.
A WIZ. :. sNEDEN, &c. era Manager.
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DFLAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.

owning and operating the only rpnte 20 Ccorsrstown,
sharon loyes Cave, 6asOn. Saratoga, Lake t"cg and
aces Lake Champan. Nght trsins and steamers iroa
Albany and Troy with morning tIains
The iay and mi4y trains vita evening trans
for all gDose-namel places y T. MAYO OtnI fasss
Agrnt. Il. V. OLYpHANI, Aast Preet-
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!C,3VTRAL RATLROAD OF NEW -JERSI

HII)lTsfONl l. fil0 w
snl Eauraiuck Rallr0ads. Fare IL. seamT Bi.IL.1
PORT eyes Casharineslp at li:30 IN and DfngcP'r'
T. hi.
.NEWrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
- ALLENTOWN LINE 10 THE WESI-Passepsc
elr ,ci stat York, loot OF Ijbfryst ConfrcH
>oueTvile south Branch r. ~ at Hamnt0n Janclos
with DEL snl West. r. r.; al PnJiipsbtrz Nlt LING.
and Suaq Division also Win Lehgn NacJ TAI p.l
Direct line Han sbrg PGcur1b anf The west; also
Central Pennsy ivsnia aud New York STATE
Commencing Nay 81 iSf5.-Leaye New YORK ~ ioiiO"fi
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-23
South American Notes.

| The Catholic ladies of Rio Janeiro have ad
dressed petition to the Empress by which
| appealing to her religions sentiment, they be-
seech her to use her Influence to induce the
Emperor to end the inglorious contest which
wounds every Brazilian Catholic in the tend
est, part-the conscience. "This deplorable
contest" say the petitioners, which putting
in peril the peace and prosperity of our dear
country, and even the national dignity, make
us fear also for our children and the tranquility
treme pain two venerable Bishops shut up in
Jail who were models of the purest virtues and
the truest patriotism. And what do we not
fear beside : To-day, in the separation of
Church and State, so much favored, we see
Atheism audaciously advancing, leading its
inseparable company the sanguinary Com
mune, an anarchy which no cnrb of religion
arrests. To-day we see our crown of mothers
and girlhood prostituted by civil marriage.
To-day we fear for the stability of monarchy
which finds in the religious respect and love of
Catholics its moSt solid base and the source of
its greatness.
MADAM, this cry breaks from our afflicted
hearts and ought to find an echo in that of
your Imperial Majesty, to obtain your inter-
vention that the Bishops of Olnds and Para
may be restored to their fockS, anew to sus-
tain the weak, instruct the ignorant, stimulate
the INDECENT succnr the poor, defend the OPP
pressed, encourage the good, foil the designing,
and to love ALL"
The Buenos Ayres Standard, of March 18th,
says:
Public feeling has much cooled down re-
speeding the burning of the Jesuit College that
it may be said to be entirely forgotten. The
British Ministry took active interest in the
We are happy to say no troubles baye ensUed
since the riots of February 25th. The Govern
ment has still guard on the Irish Convent
but the alarm has quite passed away.