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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
NEWs FROM THE OLD WORLD.

LONDON, March 1S.--The Calcutta cor.
respondent of the Times telegraphs that
difficulties have arisen between the In.
dian Government and the King OF
Burmah regarding boundaries and the
latter's claim to sovereignty over several
independent States. In spite of Lord
N0rthbrook's proposal for Mixed Com
mission for the settlement of the ques.
ti0ns at issue, the King has occupied the
disputed territory, and refuses to with
draw. The British authorities insist on
the settlement by the means they have
proposed, and troops are going to British
Burmah.
Messrs. Siordil & Co., general mer.
chants, No. 80 Mark Lane, have suspend.
ed payment. Their liabilities are stated
at ~, ,000, 600. The suspension was caused
by the failure OF John U. Inthurn u Co.
Other suspensions are said o be immi-
nent.
The Lincolnshire handicap race was
won by The Gunner, Kaiser second and
Madge Wildhre third.
st. Patrick's Day was celebrated with
the usual ceremonies and festivities
throughout Ireland. There was no Nis.
turbance.
BERLIN, March 18.--The Post of this
city says Spain has demanded the extra
ditlOn from German territory OF Don AL
fonzo, brother OF Don Carlos, charging
him with oilenses against the Common
Laws. Spain has extradition treaties
with individual German States, but not
with the Empire. The documents re-
quired in such cases under her treaties
with Bavaria and Hesse have been lodged
by Spain.
The Archbishop of Cologne, on behalf
Of The whole Roman Catholic Episcopate
OF Prussia, has sent petition to the
Lower House OF the Prussian Diet urging
it not to pass that part of the Ecclesias-
tieal Bill which gives the people share
in the administration Of local church
property. 0---@al.s....
MUNICH, March 1S.-Don Alfonso and
Princess Blanca have arrived in this
CITY, en- route to Styria.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
adjourn ,,sent- -lnvestf0ating Committee

Adjourn s,,ent-l Investigating Committee
Special to the Star. .
COLUMBUS, o., March 18-The Demo
cratic caucus met last night and resolved
ON permanent adjournment of the Leg.
dslature March 20.
( It is believed that the committee to in.
yestigate the charges against DR.. Lewis,
Sof Tuscarawas, will be able to make such
n report as will entirely acquit MIN.
{ The Wood County Investigating Com
Adjourned Without transacting any busi.
mess.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

+ When King Kalakaua visited New Bed
uorta. one old captain, ninety years OLD,
called upon him. This old captain is
tie only survivor Of the crew OF the
krst whaler that visited the Sandwich
Aslands, seyentylfye years ago; ana al
chat time the Queen Of the islands SWAN
but TO the shipl
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18
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KILLED.

James REILLY, an Irish peddler, OF
Brooklyn, shot and killed his brother-in-
law, John Monahan, yesterday, during a
family quarrel. He pleads self-detense.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-18

: The main dam at Valley Stream, Long
Jsland, broke yesterday, and three mil
lion gallons of water rushed out and de-
Btroyed the track and depot OF the South
Side railroad. Loss not known.
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THE COURTS.
Continued from Second Page.

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s.ss:s ..'s':s. -, n..,.,. ,I-,. III,
..r Of xeIy-orcr Of suec. Term Affirmed $40 cost. be-
sss' es's%s snSs1 a p p.., 4, ps, same
AIT aned with $40 costs TIE PEOPLE eI a,, S
ar.s%en and motion denied with $40 costs opinion sy Daniel.
s "a ss Notion . With
Ion BY DAVIS p j. Fry Agt Py.-orcer ,mImeo' WIN
The People er rel Doyle ss Green .oer srme With $40
S, 'sS s s Ss1sS Of r.
motion below denied with $40 costs dsoersen W o. 9s
defendant Noe op by j. Stevens AT Ihe Board o.
Ss1.'Sn o. amend IN 20 dsys on payment Of
SpnO Brady s At The u . . .as .SS oHs,a
spinioa hy Daue Goursnd ss smoea WIN so
,Ss matter Of the application Of seher trustee Of The
esssn Apssees na, m,usS nth slo cost, besde, dc.
bur'eatu O0iDion BY Brady Covan Syt The T.
~ ha%sss at The MaycT~Judensn reversed wal
NsyS nD .re opinion nv Bd,J Pense,d su.
dian be- agt James affirmed With s. besides dis
sTer.ed edered abide opinion by
S a%sS with $40 S". ave sDare%en opinion
,, BrS same AT ss%'"e and new s
granted ,Side event oeinns9 BY Days p J.
h.r'men,s opcn BY BRADY 9m,p aft Gilman e. 1l tns
affirmed With $40 costs opinion b, DANIEL = Harms as me 'qp
sfsneI costs to abide syeOi OPINION BY DAVIS whseu ag
Go9oes Joigmen arned orucn by BRADY zmmemn 1y
her guardian sgt ARMED op mon sy Saa,
j. sehenek agt nershsm r es-aegm an no Wh n, w.
1.%ss Sih $40 cost. AID disbusmen order directed
1Sis os )! e Daniels y-osr settled BY D.ps;
Meni receiver &c sgt sc9n sno n oni,'on INV
S.psss from s,c ,o with
spDon nv Dsne Byers All The and
Isdm, eTeI,d and new cost e. abide s S SDSn
D. .oet 0Tg s AZ, nf T o order for Dc.
fcndsS, verdict opinion BY D.uisl. ,,
omsS sMotop for nes , denied and judgment
oes'Gsas 90 'e 0 ps a., JaSameu reversed
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

Mails Britain ana Iesod via Queenstown ano Liverpool
Mail i closed
Of The Pos,Qce T. Steamship sails at 10 NJ iron fe
~. 81. North RIVER. . , 90
70! Europe andBrenen BY the steamship Wi
closed at the fos
1915 Steamship sss at D. H. iron fIer oo' %
HobaseL
ns for Nass1 p Jamaica ard the United Sistes
at IL NJ Steamship sst al
D. m iromP Pier No. 81 North River
sals m West, Geo w clyde close al p H.
stes oship sails . 0. from Pier No. 70 ksst hyer
Mss or az TIE New" oTS Poobce eVe' da'
NM Tor faHsI H. s. closed ~ New.Yors POstohcs
Uyst6pD. - - -
SUNDAY MARCH Ia.
al II O'Clock Inc fostohce 10 open "on -
~ 10 Ia
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoaT OF NETWORK. ~
su,, 1to tp,, keSreiy Liverpool via Queenstown r. }
Steamship Hv-t tBr) weG.'er, llverpoOl r. w. J. Hurst ~
Somann 4eg Lsest hn'SeF' aG9eA hs w. W
S6.o Goth Warren CLARK Liverpool. P. Sumner
en- Nevada Kruge Bremen, Muller Il kru-er
81, Icshss tBri, Ioa,i, London BOwIOg Archibald
E ks Es % STta 1' &ea %SH
Irg sarah COwe tBr) Morris st. 'Ohn r r. J. v o'a'a'is
feq ANNE r stoer Adams Ma.sn.a. Miller HOushtOn
lg5 smis St Si : s0yS P'ys,
ae Alote. smelly Psasm5oeP,, i asa1' o Co.
sen D. oiI Foss Be'@. ,' M,tte Ra% iocten
sc, Htep Rommy1 Norfolk and City Point ssght
ven en, .d, 2. whitney Matters c.rdenss W. Loud&oo
e teFT ca1 s%sn ciSouesos feeGT Lehtboure
sOop sorh Ahenc' LION. Providence H. \" jackson son
seuusrip State Of Cb Antwerp Feb 81 with mise
stsStp CO stream F.coth Wilmington c. March g. with
,,,hip Vile de Pans Ij DGyre March with use.
ans p Vudcs,or Dosue Philadelphia
Nth ait Is anchored 10 Grayeseud BAY
SO30 gst ss D.o n S4 g. - d'S, % d
R e T. Long Cof RocSlono PaIS ha'slrs 10 dsJs witt
s G.m.e f Batuore) Rio J,neO jan WITH coffee
S.Gt Ho'seo SG sSS fGofa SO Ss W.T. rags
Ists Ke,trrl o Windsor 81 Faulkner ms,an 10 days with
Domepe G,s Jseaao Msr.lss. 80 day.: Nth %s'e
Bne l. Hal of BOst01 Rce pa%o 81 dave. win fruit
leuaI hurlOw, (ofbet hatsnIas IA ua!s
Ius Joseph Clark WsObro stab Cadeo II days with
Car tot BrIbap Pike Palermo 90 day. with fruit
ms Stephen bishop searor Gke' Me'sHA "a d's with
TInetr (o Boston Barnard, Ceniuegos 20 DAYS With
Selma Stanford Q) Allegro CsslAnare 80 day, with
Wig Rspde ,r lie suhe Dec Z and Gibraltar Jsu with
el Helen TOT Hsrug on) Robertson Arroyo r. &c days vita
tenf Mar b (of HUhsportl Mitchell Ponce, r. 10
CIR plymouth. MssA) Garrison haiauiss Is days vita
~ aud Moiaases ~. o..
Hampton IL Ga,s, wll sugar . :,
SCH one Of 81 DAYS from S. Joht " B. Nth aih
scAf MAds j. Asmut Bahama lslahcs 10 "l'n iiut
sehT e. Couonb PhidelDhisl. fe1unoe hlatanlss IJ
daJs, sItu 49, Aoabs's
Scar. Mar Een iswkins Virginia
MEMORANDA.
toxpoV March 1.-THE lea lhaau steamship Cit, Of Berlin
,y.1 yepool ye,ieois FROM Glasgow ON tue p
sccoapl she's - ulsh as l6s4 knots an hour
FOREIGN PORTS.
UAyASA March 1.-The steamship Cresoen CITY ifsm Newton
MsrcA .. .rsel LIE tbL morning
LlNuoS Ma Steamship Hobsha, winch was to have
dd rot fhst p'ft uni TODAY
0 INN L,ux detained Hamburg by extremely low water
DISASTERS.
Bsros March 1.-THE Plymouth koet fron Few fott via
to-day she ses to"el
| b. liz eanslD tLd that at midnight
Inc 6shn the steamships
Rock Inc zephyr ss ~ b1oy
hl c0ilsloG tnat tie ssnk ID I'VE INDUCE iDe ''o" '
osDos March IL "A telegram Genos reports that hetrv
% ~ there and several vessels "'A num- pouDu "
~ Uhisol States hsye been dnFen bAek daLaA.td
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MALI STEAMSHIPS.
ssslsbip CsOsdo Hong Kong from San Frsncseo
March IL
Steamship arrived a, ssu Francisco Central
American AID MEXICAN pertx March IL
ifor Lak" shY bews sec Seventh PGSeI
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pASCENE ERS TO SAI[.

FOR BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPrONIH st'dRsh0 Weser March
lSDr Fueanch hinkd German Consul Non Lyman H. Bass ana
VIE irs George children, Mis- Whine STOCK MS
reyeu sd children, Miss G. COOnbs L. A. tstn Louis Cfsner
kar Lud~ig LehmAier, James Mese Emu hberty
~ Nan schneider, August Elmer capt H.
DtU- lunG0 MalGe Israel and children, Ednuud SeIson
Alrs Lo.rnlle VantieT.
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nIyIATUKk ALMANAC.

sunn 6O3 Moon O:lO
W.
s.,oy Hoos 600 O:2I Hell Gate Ferry. q 10
DAY. 80
Sandy Hook 0l4 Cove Island. O;oO hell Gate fe' @o9
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NOR SALE-In Brooklyn. two new brown
u 5. BUSSING, jr., No, 2Ot Monuguea,,stt

Gp =. BUSSlNO, IT., NO. IVA MoHe!5ut-sl
Has Continental Blihugl. BTooln. BROKER IN REAL ESTATE
suo MORTGAGES has ir sale for eat etchrge relfeae'
m sisyete Clinton GraEd De- KqbsVs adjacent
sixth Seventhsves flethe ana Prospect PGr
entrance sGe Brooklyn Ee snd IN south bookyn
dwellings descriptions. for '- sJUOO 70 S4OoO each
exchange Otherwise
the OF wish
inc 10 change t investments Ind
10 Advantage the Undersigned Correspond
enee with pattes Brood solicited giving description
of ANY pcueyty iby exchange The advertiser several
nar OF y,fy c1!ed building free inumbrsnce which
could he properly, country One psrce 81 about
$50 be exchanged for
or country esdclc; 10 los centrally located for improved city
eonn prol In toe real stsie tlnls II" the unde
voble opportunities are frequently presented through
AID otherwise, parties "h ady cash can secure
themselves OF such
n are invited confer the advertiser REAL ESTATE MOkl
GAGE SAFE security, protected by first lien on
improved property oneih vaue and their principal guaranteed snd
promrt interest Ped the Equitable Trust Company with paid
ta o. ~ 500 900 surplus BY the subscriber
:. sgea Pu uucd details per mail application 10
4 S. BUhSlNC. H., 2Ui MontaguesL. Brooklyn
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Real gelaic 10 exchange

LOR EXCHANGE - Brooklyn improved
PROPERTY rented and free from neumonee Tor ass
CeGtral Psrk not mora2ei over
A. BL0MQVlsr 100 Nssssust
EOR EXCHANGE-Fine FARM, containing
ga acres good auc 80 under cultivation; fac houseumner
kitchen wer aud house marble msnte station airy sde'oa
Nc house hay barns hennery pgey corr
cribs zee house. fruit OF all Kinds ysey grape afoo apparatus
and ra beds location beahv AMI charming near Tue
80 miles from County, n j. for sal OF
Tor smaller place BY Brooklyn property Address EAChAS'b
Boz 3.76S. New York POstOhce.
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I'M lfirat 20 pcr centl In twO yeaIs |;

G.D fn0 first 20 per cent? in two years !;
40 =. 4tDJ remainder tim. NJ cent viii purchase
op tef equal ordinary rental y,u either Of Two hAn9
,ome tonnodous SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES WIN snpe
und ung ty With The robust bd Wholesome hnn
suct, Of country living locality fisiclsss vel GRAINED hnd heey
ns, a,no paved snd lighted police markets ehnrche
oo ard within 40 Of business hts fork BY th unn,Aeu
seou modaticns Csltr Railroad Of kewytv Hoasf nave
a.. bo and cold hstfT bath be Lois na OUT IN
anye, AVE RsTdon And frn,i vines berft a
and psJeas'' s@"-'- - oWNER T'''on" Dol A'''
Rhtsb<th. NJ
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
Bv Adrian n. Mulkr Il Soh -
Astory b 74th-st 200 feet east OF I'd
lot 2oI
Bv NJ MtiLsr.
3story bnch house and lot 3 l6O feet east OF on ooo
lot 20I98 o"oo
BYE. H. Laurence d %. .o
LOT ooh st 225 feet OF 10th 2JIlO0 ll.. SOW
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''' 'N' 49, d. T. PRATT,
no. 727 Walnut st. fbilsdeii hs
TRUSTEES SALE of valuable mining and

TRUSTEES SALE Of valuable mining ana
other REAL ESTATE Psssac AND Morris Count New1e
sew Ni sod. order OF franes Iathop William u I'
Scott r trustee, Of the estate Of
Bancroft tie provisions Of deed o. ,rus, aa'T
her 20 1873 N Camp Auctonee at No. IL BSn"
Exchange esroou) HewiorG THURSDAY APni loIo
" o'clock noon tire foorog described premes VIZ Tue CeS
bargh Trac, IA Morris Coua N j. OF about ~
acres II and double tenement bo1se also bas
factory us thereon sd herea suDet IVY
Of x25 Ktche Tract of 20 IN roc.
Tovnshp Morris County Green Pond TINS properly
tain. iron ore quane For full description 49,
pcecs zee Newark Daily Advertiser Of Neyark J OF cate
H, Zen 10 and 49, 1875. FRANCIS t. LATROP. D
''' WILLIAM l.. HEERMANCE, fTIusiees
N n J
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Gin t,ca! estate for Sale.

Gin Real Geiatc for Sale.
BROWN-STONE, HIGH-STOOP HOUSE,
amount f. Of cash required Inquire premises
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
n FOR AZ INVESTMENT c,,,., p.,, ,,ri,s.
entrance to lie s5 viii be sold astonishing 10" e.
1f' B. W. WILLIAMS. s37 6ih,ve.
CHURCH PROPERTY for SALE.-The Fifty
third D,ai 'ar Sae n a. hCsER sf I2d 46
RSveEy
NECIDED BARGAINS.-A line three-story
~ brownstone HOUsB heweeG 9th and 6haves WEI .d3ged
81 sf A gT'tf n IscH%ISohID iii We, 56lhsi.
EOR SALE CHEAP-A valuable piece of
Bliss pkT 5AMEs 5 y T Bssa%s '' 4l'' w
EOR SALE-A 3-story, high -stooP brick
HOUSE al SD % s oS cbs sS
EOR SALE or LEASE, separate or together
near 6tbaye on 2dst boases snd 4stones lots adjoining;
together ~ by 100 price low esg terms hddy No rakfsc
HOUND AT LAST-Perfect COOKING
!arsd kasG HULL ,l-' GsIrPfS 5'si .0i
~ TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
A PRIME INVESTMENT.
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROADWAY AND TWBSTYfIRsT-
ST 90 ootage on BrSadvay and bali S9.' o., on
IT, v 9 S SSte re sS fe vii be
offered longer but little above Vaine " 'a Ana not
sod O' Tue ION '"' sAyRE nALsTED. l62 Broadr,y.
T OTS-VALUABLE LOTS.-The entire front
IL Of Madison ave- 56tb G7uIss rare chance; 13r2OO
rINO HOUSE HUNTERS and BUYERS.
L POSITIVE SALE TO BALANCE PARTNERSHIP A. COUNTS.
Nes.r. pUGGIE CROsSMAN, Architects,
No e3 Rsst 4st cor have determined to eel their
ersl YropeIte,. consisting Of
THREE ELEGANT gEw HOUSES
known and NOs Is ard 20 East "7th also No lac
Yves, 27tLs TWO lOth-sve ami FOUR 10 kast
Ssh.t THIS property will he offered at auction al
UPSET PRICBS,
BY II. LUDLOW Co,
o. THURSDAY MARCH rs.
Pamphlets containing terms Of
Of obtsuei the houses
their Office or at the No. Pnet. and No 30 lat
l7tb-st
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8teamboats ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE Of THROUGH hhiLnVhD

nEPARTURE Of THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS from EBw'Yoek
Gar. RAuvAy-g:00 and 1G46 a., ssd7 $3.50, a.x
krWJsas.y Rs-Fos Pbkdsiphis sseser ks'es'oS'
ErwYoRu nswHAvaS HxrvoaD-Pos Boston va sennx
$500 and 10 and $40 via Shore Lane ana ~ ~
m Por iIavsn7 10 sos 00S ana ~ m IL m anu l.
IgO 800, 4:3S. 5:l5 $40. and o.; D. a. nm ..,,
kxwfoRK HUDSON KIvER-5, lO:3o ano - NJ
and T. 8, 4, and IL D. 20. ,o.no
ard $3.50 .. M, 1880 ,. M temigranl =, ,.,.,,.,
West and South via Ptsoafgp-
$50 q n sad $50 Per the South ,a w:eogson-
40 m and o For Philadelphia 40 ssd G3o NJ
AMI 1880 g. 4 40. 5, T. 500. and pm ~ night
EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER pAiLi
SUNDAYS gsCRPTED AT 6rm
From Pier 2S North River foot Of Manayse
s,..m,r NEWPORT AND OLD COLONf.
~, A q SIMMONS Capt b. N. SIMMONS
The most airee, route Mddeboro Plymouth New
Bedford nsrbss viuevart Nantucket. Cape Cod The WHITE
MOUNTAINS phoep pOiu ed the Prev
Fer Tickets and surOons sRpy IAl sn1 oIS
copsr Third and One hundela
Dedas Omces GA Breacway and ~ Coat
Booklya oRce the Per- and ~ Oil phneiph hoss
Ticket 0fces IN the eII .... ,nvy,, .....
GEORGE L. C0NN0R General Passenger A.ent
o. G. D. B. Company.
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NEW YORK AND PORTLAND EXPRESS
IN LSB ALL RAIL Worcester Nsha aod Roehs.ser-the
LEAVE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NETWORK, s;oo 10 a. H.,
8 AMI $40 m. . -. u.......
In con With through trains for Portland arriving in Poaad ~
lO45 no. =. ,u......- IL, ~ O -
The $40 trains connect At worcester e. rn toe
Tbonrb ei, an Bsxzge checked through 70 important points
Throash Ira ns let yeen " orcester and Portland
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Dentislrp.
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Friday, March

NETWORK. Friday, March IA. 1873.
AT the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day legal
Gales were conducted by Adrian H. Muller Son, James
NJ Miller and f. A. Lawrence Co. Full details will DO
found below
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Gounirn l)ropertn TO Let.

ATPASSAIC, Nd, 12 miles from Jersey City
"A TOILET furnished unfurrshed stone House, ~ room, parh
e beautifully located inmates walk from faAsao
nsn minutes from Depi splendid shade trees and
gat % iboa two In lawn and garden
snirstc r,ni ny to responsible Apply To IRA A. MR.
~ Be,t,r, or j. MORGAN HOWE, East l1thst or 90 INC
pr,uise, 10 Ma FASSlE AkhsELLUs.
nor RENT or EXCHANGE-A handsome
R.,,b of HOusB a. Newark j. 10 rooms all eonyeDenees
large o, stable Ij snushed Tor one yen Or a;.hsd 70, q,
-od,r,ts cash dferene beeesa Address w. H. w. No iIS
B5esa.N, MI.
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Anftlon 6ales OF Real &etatt.
IT PIIRIJC SALE. PHILADELPHIA.

II =
~ VERY vALAUBLB RIAL ESTATE nail.
NJ Thoms Sons Auctonees will sell on Mafeh 90 d,g
denb, Keb,nge The very mont
situate on the Of Cbestnust 100 feet wes oil
go ami recenty oecupei the Republic 1b un
AZ ieet no inches in Chestnut extends lIS re.
aentb 70 st. wide arranged IS TO suit vsno
80 ,be being two large the trout rooms above
and 6ne basement extending both pavemen ne
hH s Whole popery open the roof With eIen
1--we galleries on three tdes burglar proof vault 81 e
secure construction the finest banking room N ne
mi, very centre. and elegant viii poires large Teh
cearsbe hst new 10 an insurance or "heI
,,n xbins 10 place themselves have rsypg mv
m,p ia OF e future value oil 'ne pf0p
For further particulars apply 10 nrn,.rr
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TVNHE EIUSHINU, NVNI ~ h1aIOhefI' VII"
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Short route IN BABYLON Bayo bp sayve and Patenosas
Leave Hunter Point 700 m.-BaooD wss IRAN. .. ,..
Leave Hunters Point $3.50 m,PsthoSue mail Han WIN pAo'
attached.
iesv, Hauers Point a. 80 train with par
o. attached
Leave Hunters Point 6: 90 m.-Ishp way train =, ..
Also Tot 70
az from Centrs Tk Hye Park Hinsse and otae
stations New YORK foot OF Jsmess East hver ~
minute, ana foot Th East River 10 minutes previous 70
the departure Hunters Point Tickets oh nd bsggsy
checked Al Offices SUNDAY trains ieavc
Hunters Point Nec enVsead Garden CITY fNehogoe
stations at $3.50 and 4;Oo m For Fse, o
all intermediate stations at 81 10 lO:OO
Ii:OO m and 1870. 3:l5 500 $50 d. BARTON sups
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MUST BE SOLD-4Gi ACRE FARM at Iiaw-
vi thone j. ia miles from New York o. tne Railroad neir
good house rooms barn. oArnag eouse snd behnef.
an painted; apple orchard together wi" pears Apco
he. cnts sSWberres. a.. The land IS nicely situated on
1ge commanding and .Tee from al malhAs ~ mosquitoes
reasons Tn farm fails equipped ana requires 10 ouI i1t
ether stck OF implements there beng horse 81 o"s WIN
bopgy covered wagon and implements OF es' dssrP
o needed oyeie 10 ss uni ps,'sfae
begins opporianitY VIII not eIehSnse nee
o,t orel ~ an1 the balance viii he m1de easy
All, 70 he Ssnef J. W EDWARDS u Paest, up stairs
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Gteamboa ats ano RAILROADS.
Chances for Duslness Elem

.D~.>>>o-o--~~~>>~c-->~>>>.
A TTENTION ALL.-Call on NJ. Open
~ HEN $40 East ethst, n J.; gumse article Of trade
agents wanted Send 25e for ample aud p,rteular'
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to PUR-
n CHASE on liberal terms and bot LITTLE repaired ooblns
and retail DRUG BUSINESS leading borDughse possessn
,ntsges ,es before offered euhnS severn on
i,b.d popular proprietary articles eans large pfos'A AooS
DRUGGIST Boz 1873 PostOhee
BUSINESS OPPORTUNrTIES.-Tho De.
siyug nvestmen be suei without ,nsrse %
nng " Sr HAYNES, Fnanes end Business bfoEsfs' lo'
btoadwar No charge to owners unie.s sae Elected.
LOR SALE-An old established PHOfO-
GRAPH GALLERY everything complete I" oa'sAA Apply
$50 Pultonst., Brooklyn
TOR SALE-An iron PAPER-SHUTE about
10 feet long and iest inches vide AppT to Fors@ss rs
Tribune Office
DARE CHANCE for person OF total aDsti-
III pepoe principles and <sch.ble dsOosaon, mynf sIovy
So 900 TO invest in pubas business WITH Tsec'"
's'0"inf genera "'' s. $. WOOD. Ne-bargb. r. T.
CURVEYOR's BUSINESS, well established.
- with good FOR SALE 5000 With complete SET o. Ssre
ebsius (eompensstn mspsegs OF streets 30
critics Possession immediate, II desired Address A. b. DOB la
Tbune Office.
VNHE ADVERTISER, owning very prom.
sng SILVER LEAD NINE ~ll make very svot,b sfns We
Address r. w. Boz zeoo, NJ T. ef 81
interyes and for the particulars
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no LET-Fmnished, No. 2 East 34th-st., to
/ s.malI pnyate family. Poss ,sion Msy l. Apply 70
MIiCHSLLS A. b. CRANE 90 BrosdwH
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Men, 9crsen Rcal GsIate tor Sale.

At MORRISTOWN, \. J.-FOr SALE, a
"A en- HOUSE l6 gss. water &C. 32 acres minutes
from depot excellent garden sbu ndance Of rg terms e9sy
w ~ S. EDDY, Ne. Park place
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CTORES Nos. 4l6 and Ais FOurth-ave., sep
arate, or together without dwelling portion OF HOUSES
.,o SHOP on second aoo 1876 FrlntIn LET or IEASb
ROBERT l. BROWN. 30 Nsssaust
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YTHIRD-AVE. STORE and DWELLING to
LET No. 227O between l23l aud l2ithsta Apply 70 KIDD
ERTI BROWN. 20
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ITO LET-HOUSE No. 14O West Fourth-st.;
also Mo-, AlG 4lS fsurth.ave, with without stofes
Apply to ROBERT l. BROWN, 20 Nsssau-si.