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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
'I STATE LEGISLATURES.
,r,vv ppo,,E epTNGs AT ALBANY.

-, ,..,vr POtlEEDINGS AT ALBANY.
LhCl .N,.--, r,ntrs THE ADJOURNMENT AEsoLU-
m- ,crtoS ON rHE CONSTITUTIONAL AAEND-
~. ~ THE AssEMBLy--k BILL INTRODUCED
-, pyDrcE THE SALARIES OF NEw-foKh CITY
ofTIciAhN SENATE ALBANY. March 2. 1876
~. Sr JOIN presented a petition OF citizens
and Orange Counties for bridge across tns
uudsan River. ~, ...,or.,
: ne cancellation OF the 9ehoYa' horhe's'n'e A""
80 80. r,raek Railroad Companies
r.s o., nm nUIn the Banking Committee, reported
NJ 49, an TIC bill 10 facilitate tho making good OF
800. cap,ta when reduced by impairment or other
s.s Tabled a. ,r, ,o,a,,,. 60
80, instruction tabled Also favoraoy on inc oil
PaS, FOR uniformity OF text books IN common Schools
III Pin,ese S,ss' mis- were introduced:
5s,ir BXBY-1O reorgsnlzc tho Local SoVernhenI OF
De city o rSSS.hSv~Relativo TO the Jurisdiction Of the
Marine CS1 astTSrrRGTo authorize the taxation OF the
s,s IN ssvngs banks also taxing the stockholders
Sass noorH-To amend the statutes relative to auc-
a. .ses IN NeNYOrk City also relative TO municipal nc
relative 10 nominations and appointments to
s,h,s ,sn offices m the city Of New-York.
na,Ds Ky called from the table his concurrent rcso-
-. a. aas DE adjournment Of the Legislature en-
tIIsl
t.,or,aace before the Legislature save the Supply
6e aid not think It worth wme 10 tax the people
W. $50 sI %, a day for the expenses OF tie Iegisa-
bteSSSsn there was no necessity for r.
AL woplS Was surprised to hear the gentleman make
n "Tstea,eut Very little Of the more important
ta sa ~ tic legislature had been taken mp: The
.as MORN measures Of the Governor ana otner
eana ~ bad not ecn rsached yet, AMI these meas
aas III re.lare earnest consideration This Is bun
Era slntjon nc said and the mover OF II is really
tsv6r Of II but desires 10 have the idea go abroad
t.t desanes early adjournment
VA Va 81 ions remarked thai no reform had been
Resolutions aud bills had been offered, but tue
Ie..sear senite had neglected TO do its duty. The
hsarsr Ilsd recommended some important measures
49, s,.ate that the caIIil suits might be pressed but
Enis asked for had not been placed IN the hands OF
~ General and lawyers are not usually sue
IN prosecuting say suit where funds art not fur
njshei xv1o-,.- .l,o roeoi,+to, xvos tabloa
Yeas Is; Nays IA. A., ,,,-,.. 1,.,.,o -
ai fayorably the bill relating to the assignment
l,s,a mortgages and 10 facilitate the settlement OF
si. of exceptions IN criminal eases.
ss bs ~ laeitate the organization Of railroads
,.IdS der mortgages was considered in Committee Of
Ie Whole and prog essed
Adjourned
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NEW-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.


NikoDUcIioN AND PASSAGE OF BILLS IN BOTH
aouSEs-THE FIVE COUNTY ACT NOT REPEALED.
ikkST0N, March 2.-ln the Senate the re-
S0'en tue Lunatie Asylum at MorTstOwn was pre-
A'eo, with an itemized account Of the moneys
Ss1ueo Tie Committee speaks In high terms Of the
,1Ass, and says they viii be ready for patients IN
,s next An appropriation of S25O,OOO is asked for
nj Aooett introduced bill requiring that every recog-
sAaaee shall remain in force until the cause in which
ie'oenzance shall be entered into shall be finally
'''~lhed- An alphabetical record is TO be kept In
~. eefks Oh e, in Viii shall be noted whether for
!, of discharged, and the time when.
Aa'hews introduced bill 10 authorize the erection
- ~ VI pleasure grounds, where the fTeehOlders OF
unV ahail recommend aud the people vote in favor
20 purchase OF such lands.
a e ol TO establish institutions for the deaf dumb
eainded, and blind Was passed Also the bill rela
81 bgsl holiday and the bill to authorize defendants
u ~ stpe al nom Judgments before justice OF
tfS,e shefe they were not present to appeal and in
A M, NlthesSes M the court above.
Ote.n ~aS introduced TO create new county out OF
~eeayioNs NS'"n' u0ns inc hioie' 70 Oe c@heu
MAJ ,se House bill was introduced 20 prevent the run
IIec,as1l ei penalty Of 500 penalty Of $500 Is
ctkes 49, IOr le Issuing Of tickets for excursions or
~. e nsen ~ low OF unusual rate.
~ ~ moving bills were also introduced:
te RAILWAY 10 isSue 49, 900 Of bOnds 70 supply
AsiiLSsl..L pure aud wholesome water.
any municipal corporation 20 increase the
ss5 Am Tor the poer during the fnaDcla crisis
f. m NOT eHceeding $1,000.
scS y, stsnt hsbng IN The Delaware except by permits
" ier each Cd nae. S''''''7 ~''-e- ''-'' ~
ffs every justice Of the peace To report on the
snasf ., s sSlssted b. h, and pay the same over
q y. a e holding u the once Of collector or sssessOr
III thship, ward els BY any one 10 tlrse wears
'@ea 1ehefA gave II ~ hia opinion th0t the
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Ocean Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling at QU LENS
TOWN sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia, and
sailing eS cry WEDNESDAY from Liverpool The following
steamers are appointed o sail from PhilaielDhia:
sIORD GIN E......Mar p CITY or BRISTOL Mar. 80
10 OHIO pill
ILLINOIS. ...........Mar. - lPENNSNLNANlA..AL 10
PRICE or PASSAGE ~ CURkENCl.
CABIN to 800 according t. location.
intermediate tickets 10 and from all points at
the lowest rates
Steamers marked with a do Intermediate
Passenger accommodations for al classes unsurpassed
For passage Of freight and other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents,
JO7 Walnutst- Philadelphia
GEO. w. Cotton. A. BrOadst, New York
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent.
Battery place.
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THE COURTS.
TIE LAWRENCE CASE.

In the case of the United States against
Charles L. Lawrence, brought from England charge
Of forgery, replication has been fled in the Clerks
Office Of the United Sites Circuit Court by United
states DistrctAtoTney George Bliss After rectng the
history Of the CASE he says that the right Of the United
States receive Lawrence fugitive criminal not
modified by the act OF Parliament Of 1870. He
quotes the correspondence with the Attorney General in
reference TO the matter and adds that the oenses with
winch Lawrence is charged the those spec-
fed IN the warrant OF eXuadtion, and upon which his
surrender by tue British Government founded He
therefore prays for Judgment aud asks Lawrence
may answer ~ the Indictment.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday the
case of IgOe alleged thai she was IS Suted &C
tie Battery by ponce Ocer July so 1875, came up iOr
trfal IN $ dismissed.
In the case Of Gustave de Lannicr, charged with
obtaining goods by false pretenees from himanas l
SclamOVz ~ Broadway, y e examination WAS con
euded az tie Washington Place Police Court yestfayI
sulting in discharge Of the accused man De Inei a
purc9sed goods chl2mOvitz Ferdinand uNa Oh
"a uriay last purchased $50 worth OF goods gyl ~ pay
nent check on The Peoples Bank in bls real name Whe e.
upon Schamoyitz caused his ARREST Just ce M0igah he
6at the fact that prisoner money III bans ubutr
III en- M name id show that any fraud was Intended ami
mai the check perfectly good he should De oschtIse
he annier Intends 10 sae clamovz for false Imprisonment
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JUDGMENT AGAINST HENRY W. GENET.

In the suit of the City against Henry W..
Genet an inquest was taken yesterday, before Judge
DOnohue I'm Supreme, Court Circuit Genet as Harlem
Courthouse Commissioner drew S26s,58o 4s.from the
city for building the Courthouse and the city claimed
back the whole amount On tho inquest yesterday,
appraisers proved the building TO be worth $4,000 and
Ots worth $4,000, but keep clearly Within inc
line the CORPORATION Counsel consented to verdict foT
only SI5OO0O and interest ia ali $204 $50. for which
Judgment WAS entered
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-In steamship suestG, March Nv
Wyeth j. Emrch and lady. g. Kunst christ Pfeihef, a 10
Guild smith, I'd Dietrich. Mr. GunzbnTger Al
ander Monsen Carl p Strn. Matt Mayer lady and ch1ie
John HObier Miss Wilhenine Otto, Miss Hennelta Bui
Mrs Dorchen Mitzscherling.
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Ocean atramcre

49,
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO Bristol E2g)1 c9IG 1T.upor,
Taking goods ss 81 or o' IN sss ChsnS.
'''u's Sailing sI from m Rier I is Eat RIVER
SpfST MhsTERT wndia i.'
cabin Passage SO currency EIcurson $40; 5nt s
axe teriidese SO For freight
Of w. B. MORGAN. Agent No. 10 sOuthst, New.YOrs.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
THESE nr.tcas. steamships sail regularly at p m from
Pier No Is North River, as follows; -,
si tssnp c cal MsTe 49,
W diiq1s p FSr es N g PaSslss s 70
MCCLELLAN LULING & Co, Aeehtsin Havana.
DACIFIC MAIL s. S. LINE.
ron CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
SAILING rom Per foot Of canal st. Scr
FOR SAN TR1NcIsco via IsIHMuS or PASAMA
CONNECTING Tor All C CNfIi i1 HiEEGAS and SOUTH
IRON SAY snA gAdIfsS 70 ES ihFAN AND cNA
FROM EN- ~ S T Hn naI PoRr TOWNS
END. TAcoMA P9 oI Ia ; 81 g, c %s month
For freight or passage apply Canalst. ~ r.
Ii. J. outlay. Superintendent.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
TIE Steamers tins take the Lane Routes recommended
Lieut. H ~ s. s eas sG fn 81 the AHA' Oh
kEPUBLIC. SATNRD ~ March 4, noon
SEn ana SATURDAY Mare, q, >, !, at . m
ADRIATIC. sATU RDAY. Narch 2. at D. m
FROM TIiE WitiTE STAR DOCK. PIER So. NORTH
Thesc steamers are uniform unsurpassed in ap
srs nac s sSgI The nos and notion
are ie anordng degree OF comfort hitherto unat-
R4Tf:sSaioOu So $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets
on favorable terms Steeracc S2S
For Inspection Of plans and information apply at the
company oH''0' w. % D'O1''" II j. coGTIs. Agent
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Pant II.-vAS BRUxT. J.

PANT 1I.-VAN BRUNT ].
14bl Burns &C. art Iutzs 21D schwartz agt. OBfen.
and ano 14sl Clark agt Dillon ct al
1473. Wool agt Beaua 1445 Reimer agt Adolptl
1902. .Strezcr 141l kavanagh agt Pouon.
Third Ave X II Ca. 22sA Battersby ast- The
2l73. Wood agL The Mayor, Mayor &C. -,
&c 1876 Hlllman AT. Raphael.
2l74 Wood aet The Mayor 1854 Cowie agf. u. b. M
&c Marble Co.
147z. .Le Fcvre Kellogg. 1858. Mandel agt Spro
l453. .Sulith agt- Kelly, &C.
OYER AND TERNrSER-BA RRgrr 1.-The People agt Austin
Black and John DusenLuIy, attempt ct perjury.
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auriiou Sales of Real Gstalc.

PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL EXHIBI-
L TIoN BUILDINGS-WIll be sold at aEe.io.l W thout
reserve By NJ Thomas sons the Philadelphia Exchange
on TUESDAY, March 7. 1876. nom. 10 valuable LOfs
OF GROUND Girar-ave and 4lstst. each Is feet
glsts by Ito feet including t0ifeet wide
alley These lots very desirable FOR bsnoSs puposs
their proximity TO the eastern entrance 10 Tue
Exposition Building and 20 the several raSs, nr fa
passing In 'front.' and are In rapidly Improving neg
bOrhooI further particulars apply - ELLIS d. WILL
LIAMS, 1913 WalEutst. Philadelphia
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PASSENG ERS. ARRIYED

FROM AZUA tec.-IH steamship 7yOee, March &c Chrh
tansOn L. dc la Cruz, II. Aguero j. e. Rahmng T. Sr
ta LarOca IL y. Darrell. J. ~ Argllagos j. A. SetI
II. Christensen, J. d. Hunter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

constitutional amendments do repeal tho Five County
act
The House adopted resolution to adjourn dio on
the 3lst OF Mafcn.
The tax law win M Tuesday next for consId
Grafton
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 63l Sur sets... GOA Noon sets.... Lev
WATER THIS DAY-A. n
124S Island. Leg Hell O. Ferry S;li
HIGH WATER DAY. AZ
sandy HOOK 12l Cows Island I64 Hell q. Ferry 34s
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BrockIpn propertp Go fri.

ITO LET-In the Nineteenth Ward. Brooklyn
L. D. a three Story ana Easement brck no SE VIII ali
liar rovement For particulars, address NJ A. g.
station e, city.
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REAL ESTATE.

NFw-YORK, Thursday, Mach q 1876.
The two following foreclosure sales were
made at the Exchange Salesroom to-lay
By Gen. n Scott.
four story, brown stone front tenement, with iot
Il1th 81, 1851 itw ofAye A, lot l9yxlOJll
BIZ H. II. LustlOio & Co.
Plot OF have, 504 ft OF l09ths', 50lNlOO and
S5pi3js Joan Jora
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Guuscs ano farms Wante0.

HOUSES WANTED for SALE and to LET.
Numerous applications already received 20 purchase
and 10 Dire dwellings, IA table ocaiC and which
are continually my Office owners not
descriptions at Josiah lex 1875 Bway
PROPERTY OWNERS can secure desirable
tenants by placing their houses in hand5 H. GAitll,
Broker, I,23S broadway coruer 3lstst under
Grand Hotel.
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Country Real estate for Sale.

DOUND BROOK, N. J.-H0USES, LOTS,
I'D FARMS, &C. for sale LET ia and near this rapidly
improving village. rutland & WHITING, Besknan.st:
LNOR SALE-'ihree very finc suburban RESl-
DENCES in ithaca N v, handsomely located, with from
to 20 acres Of land good variety and large quantity o. TN
fun fine vtev Of Village Lake.
Cornell University; also III OF 10 acres
each. Inquire Of W. ". AYERS, Ithaca, y. "
FARM FOR SALE-Goad and large HOUSE,
good land well fenced 20 miles from New s gronnd
Possession Immediately Address apply To DAVID ).
0AUI at Tent Guaw0id Co.. 443 and 445 Broadway, n. y.
City.
HUNTINGTON, l.. Large FARM. 156
acres good soil buildings VIII take city property
rutland & WHITING. 5 Bsekfran-st.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

A DECIDED BARGAIN.
~ 47t-s,, betWe Gthave. and Broadway rstclass
threstory high stOop brOwnst0ue DWELLING, In perfect
order beautifully frcsc0ed completely ANA beautifully Iuf
nished. Price $4,000 10000 can remain - go,
Is. W. WILLIAMS, No. S37 6ih.aye.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above GOTHIC TOPS that sn0sy cimnoys, war
ranted HULL Gi1PPAN CO.. Third ave, above Twenty
thirds. Send Tor circulars
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6leamboais ono Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and Oh points on Honsatopic
ID aud Nauga1ck Railroads Faro 81. Steamer BRIDIE
POlT leaves catharne clip az u and sspor st
Il.
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IMAM LINE.

Royal Nal Steamers are appoined to sail ss followsl
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF NEW-1 Ohk 20. sAlUkDAY. March 4: at noon
CITY OF BROOKLYN SATURDAY. March H. at p. m.
CITY OF MONTREAL. SATUR N arch Is at II a.
CITY OF PA SATURDAY NJ 20, al %.
CITY FCHESTER. SATURDAY Anil !, at IL q. IN.
ana each succeeding Saturday, from Pier 40. y. Il
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN, $50, $50, and 800. gold
SrEERAGE S23 currency Drafts ssued atlowest rates
For Cabin Passage aud general business apply at the Com
panys Broadway Steerage Passage, at No
80 Broadway OF Pier A. y. X. JOHN q. DALE, Agent
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN
COMPANYS PIER foot Of SECONDSI- HOBOkEN.o
HERMANN, sat, March WISER saturday. March -
AMERICA, sat. Men. II MOSEl, Saturday, March %.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YoRK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN: .
FIRST CABIN. 800 gold. SECOND CABIN, $50 gold
STEERAGE, $50 currency. -
Return Tickets at reduced Prepaid bteergc Cefu'
Gates So currency.
For freight or passage Apply o., . ~, . n-,,- -
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYU
LINE.


From Piers A and A. North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT
eRh FoR QUEENSTOWN & aSn lIIvSEFRF;6oI- y"
I HLXriA M haSn IS M The i Apr p%
Cabin $50 and s7o currency Return tickets az
Steerage passage s26 currency. Prepaid ckots
iIOm Englaqd ireland and scotland al the lowest rates
Drafts issued IRON 81 upwsri at current prices
Apply at the Company 0''' = 6,.G j. TTRsT Manager
New-York, Havana ~ Mexican Mail 8. S. Line.
~ steamers leave Pier 3, North River, at Pm
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CRY OF ffiATTANH'n... ru EsD4Y. Marcel
crri 3 or X Yilu c EY1y VII Tnu 6SI N'
calling at Havana rogreso campeaehy Tnspan aud Ismpeo
SSIIF99 OF OF HAvANA TEspA& Mar tar, II
For freight q sSsisssse Apply e "a nroao.v
Vera Cruz and all the above ports
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPANYs MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN HEw.YORK AND HAVRE
Tho splendid vessels on is isgorio route for the Continent
being southerly han oher will sail from Pier No
w. fSFAYEl.fE. Heiari. SATURDAY. March 4.
LAmGApoR ssa . sr ~ a sATU do;,G A l.
cabin third cabin sio Return tickets at reduced
siserasc s9G superior accommodation, Including all
without extra charge steamers marked thus ~
W. "'' LOUIS De BEBIAS. Asen,. No IS broadway.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing fr"m frr 81 North Slo GIyer rursnAys
T Ss s 9rs s% and AZ Lime
s T sls nes 20 Interior a p pot. in Nsrh Srona
N-wbern and Washington " tvA Norfolk every TUES.
DAY ThuFspAH sns sATu r an, r,,uns
DAYS a p connecting with Delaware and Maryland
passenger sens accommodations unsurpassed
Te@ A'sss .sssl 70 A Sa G saG e. ns
received daily al risr 81 Sorh river
General OhioeA 1877 greenwich It. SsT F9rb p,o.,as0,
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Drooklpn Real Gsta,s for Sale.

AT HARDPAN PRICES.-FOR SALE or TO
n LEI, two 3story brown stone Front DHElLlNGS,
408 ard 40 SixhsL. tn all Improvements JAS a VAN
BRUNr. on the premises, or I5 south ST.. NeG.York.
TOR SALE-In Brooklyn, II twO-stoIy base
l. ment aud sub cellar FRAME HOUSE nled IA n peak,
2OX3S lOlD In good ORDER. Price $1,000; terms
easy particulars inquire Oi d. FON Ab 5OI Fuionst,
CITY Bank.
THREE-ST0RY frame house, 21S Atlantic
Il ave. CouTtst
frame house. .! GuLcr.at.
frce story frame houses 100 l03 Pincappest.
FultOnti.
Three story brick aud frame houses 49, 81 ami 80 Nassau ST.
Three. ~ iTaue bouges 266 ard 90 Wellington 81
GEO. Il BUTTON, 10 WALKS " y.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- Leave NewYorf ron loot OF Desbrosses AMI Corr
ESQ !. a., Washington aud the through from
nysa SsA " - PnsAa s'g r. sSS az
&c THIS TAIN makes cIosc CO. nectoas fof colnm6us
Indianapolis Lou,sytls and Nsw-orlesn. Il, r,o-,A,
and New orleans; Pullman psrlOr from NewYor<
ss5S p NJ Gaily, Washington the south nj west,
cienpa6, Il; Louis Sc. making close connections
TO- Lc isIe Ind NJ apspo & sol at and e u Mss,
Lyne-bars: sayaanah, F.oIi.s. sew orisans and the
For through tickets please call at comlaay Offices 2Gl
ASK Foit TicK sf VA BALI MORE END OHIO IA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Ere Ia New Yort ioy, ldbersr connects
Nh Ps IsS; ~ Ss: X VIII Tss
iIailisSaTS fitss and Inc Vest aso %
Central fenn'y@sS4 rae H Ni, xg.s EMS
So E% ys i Tor Fsyo6 Sem h9s rs i8gTs
Data AlisnloMn Maae, chIk, raiuaq Tainaacnd wikes
s % wy rain Isr P ~ ami r,.o
siJuneioa with Del Lack ard W5si H. l. ''" ''''''~
700 M0ESS ESra dav &C., eNe supda 70,
ss'S" ISr s Sps h ~, 9aa To%sna woar
iod5 a. a.-Way Train f,r emervils ANA fcHriugtoa-
aSS cn S@Saa lSr Ms6snoy cy . sscsn %Ssa
BARR, R,a.ng Columbia. I-incaster Ephraa Pottsvie
2IJ p m-TxrRrss Tor Easton, BelvldeIs. Bath Maaca
$50 ,. m-Way train ior Dnnecn.
Chunk Connects Junction D, Iac-. and West L. Il
4:3O p. m-Way Ifan for SmneNIIle aud Pennington.
900 y. iu-May tran Tor D.tuclcL
5:lJ ruT,yENSG Express, ia y Tor EsSton. Allentown
Maueh Chunk, WilkesbIrrc rOwmdi, Reiiin, and Hsrs
SO D. m-Way Traia Tor Someryilc.
500 ,. ll-Way Tram Tor SUucr,flc
$50 p, m-May Tlaiu for DuiirlIeIL
Iu--May Tran for
PIN - E-tstop.
$50 uI-Way rain for SOt1ary TO-
1900 y. in.--M1Y Train 10 Dun1lc1.-
Por Erzabe;h al 53J 6;l5, 63j. T. 1870 7;t5 g sss,
90 so lO;5 Ii:J a. ~ w., l2iJ, ], Bod 2t5 =
3SN, Sl5, l. d:j5, 40, la3 s, 80, 49, 5A5 9, 6I5.
$50 I, TAO $3.50 $50. 1880, lll5, IL p M
J.. KICKER, Supt and Eng
II. p. BALDWIN. Goneral Passol.ger J gtaL
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ZUIUuULC.
TOR CASH BUYERS-Velvetcens Carpets.
Matngs ClOtha Cashmere, OveTcoatng Horse and Bel
Blankets Buraps Buckrams, Shecung Upholstery GOoi
Lap Robes, &c. ANDREW LESTER q Co. 81 Br0aiway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
il Large stock superior quality, and low prices at D. NJ
COWPERTHWAIF x Co.'S, l55 AMI LII Chathains%
Great 10 prices next 30 days. Payments may
he MAJ muntlliy.
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Countrn propertp 90 Ecl.

OonHIIn lJIOpcllu W LII.
AT ORANGE, N J.-0ne of the finest places
n on side low spacious mansion; every
IeigiborhOOd HAMILTON & WALLIS. so Piae-st, N y
EOk RENT-The two Greeley houses at
ChappaQua both IN the midst Of Oil for 81, aud yet
within throw Of tie GepOt ami only an honE IRON
New. York Eight ten 10 each bai, hot ad cold
water throughout arens attached the ctarsIuo
Y Rent for tie Inner or by tne year, 500 cecil
Address Room 37I, Fitl Avenue Hotel
nor RENT or LEASE.-The well-lIn0wn
"GUY'S HOTEL" (Euroiean Plan). on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of Baltimore Cty Also The ADJOINING property,
me MOS [ MENTAL BOWLING ALLEYS" eiEbl com
together separately pcsse3son 81 May 1916 THOMAS
HILL, Fayette ami 81 PauIsts Baltimore, Md.
rT,O LET-At Plainfeld, N. j., furnished or
unfurnshcd MANSION, beautiful locat or, four
rooms all emeltsi me grounds, stable garien
fruit, &c. Address r. NJ" Box ~, n \.
ITO LET-In NEWARK, near Depot and
4 Steamboat FLOORS with steam Power or without ior
MINT a tine story Prick Private nSlDENCl. In Austin
ST. f. NJ. MASON, 81 Par6 row, " Y.
TVO LET-At Rye, near the Portchester de-
pot line HOUSE. Is ROOMS high ground. very healthy,
view, good garden carriage house VITA hye acres OF
ground. Rent, $7OO per annum
Also, mcC house on the Postrca, near chuTches
schools, etc. Rent $3.50 per annum. - - -
Inquire Of DAME 5TKANG, Rye, or VIM MATHEWS
81 Catherine ST, n. y
TO LET COUNTRY PLACE
OF about SO acres situated the shore OF enpstesd
opposite Glen Cove thI ani infre
miles from R6syn village 25 miles from New-York by Lea!
81 S HEgSER, Roslyn, L. l., or
DE WITT LOChMAN * lIP IS NeSsal-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
Real gsstale 90 exchange.

EXCHANGE for good FARM or country resi-
II dcnce desirable RrOwn.stOne dwelling, occupied b.
ow ner Oh the Brokn cOnycIient 70 ferries
ami cars J. o. uOYr IN Broadway.
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