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CITY OF NEw.YoRK. DEPARTMENT. OF FISAScE BUREAU(
" " ~ CHANBER5.sr, Dec 1, 1876.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-All persons who
~ have omitted pay their taxes FOL the year 1870 arc
isrb noird required by law 10 pay the same 10 the
Receiver of Taxes his office, before the LIST day Of jan
ugry, 1877. ,-, - -, 49,, al, ,,t,,.. a, n
cent ON all taxes PAID
49, & yfr tef dafc and Interest nj the Of IL cent
er annum computed the 18Th Of october last he day
rolls ana warrants were delivered 10
Inc RECEIVER all remaining unpaid on ana alef the
said al day Of January, l6l
No VIII be received after = O'CLOCK p H.
UNIV nun" MARTIN T. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes
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New t1ubIifaticns.
Joan;
BY RHoDA BRoUGHToN. 4,
NEW EDITION NOW READY.
Joan:
VOL, svO. Paper covers, 10 centa.

ave believe that with exception, This authoress may
DO Chased as popular writer Of fiction OF her SEX
The reasons manifold her stories the plot ever simple
but vet of intense ideal characters are skeced
with cOnsummae skill they never crowded on the mimic
scene yet thus afford that wildly attract the
readers maginatoni added to this bright witty dia
logue charming descriptive power and great depth Of
pahos and we have up attributes that distinguish
Rhoda BrOughton."-LN. Y. Albion
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NcwYOrk from foot OF DesbrOsses and Cortandt
$40 A. M for Washington and tho West Richmond,
Florida aud the south shepherd Pullman PaI0r from
and Washington, making close
nection for Cincinnati. ~. Louis Louisville dc.
1 u. m. Washington and the South, Iynchburg,
savannah Florida and NewOrears Pullman from New
York Baltimore and Washington making close connection
for CHICAGO Cincinnati Louisville, 81 Louis Pittsburgh, sc.
D. m daily for Washington, the South aud West Pumans
eeepers New York 10 Baltimore and Washington making
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, ST
Louis Pittsburgh the South and South West Connects at
Washington with trains for Lynchburg Florida NewOreans
and the south. -
For through tickets please call COmpanys Oces 3l5
and 238 Broadway Ecw.York and fcGet Offices, foot
Of Corandt and DesbrOssessts aud Depot Jersey city
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
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!. HI BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. AT
ERIE RAILWAl

h WINTER ARRANGEMENT Of Trains In effect De-
Cember, 1876; -, -. ,,u.-,u.
Room Coaches to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge -, -.
1913 m-Express Mail for Buffalo win sleeping coaches
7 D. m-Daily) Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches rough Rochester Buffalo, niagara Fans Clnc
Chicago without changes also Hotel Dining cars 10
Trains leave Chambers street Depot n. Y, for
N.wark G:f5 $50, 1913 n 8 -, DID ana B:i0 p h
aud ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9lo a. 10,
R1thaifurd Park and Passaic g. 7:45 10 M - noon
las 345, 4:30 . o $3.50, p NJ II midnight sundays D.
Paterson g. Gi5, 7I5. $50, 10. 1915 m, II noon
I4J 3J. 3I5, $50, D. jlf, g. 6lj $50 u p ~ and ~
midnight sundays, q, $780, 9l5, 10 a. m, li5, C;So m
'l SpI.n' g. fg5 IO:l5 A. M $50 40 8. p M -
Midnight Sundays, o. $50, 10 M, l;4o b:SO p H' Auu
CoTSwan 3 a. No. 33O 1907. IN Sundays, $50 a.
warwick, 1915 a. m. 43O D. IN. ,- q On
Ncwburgh, 8, l045 a. NJ $780, 43Op H. SuhN'SS Gov
Kingston, o a. m $50 D. m. SUNDAYS, $50 m.
Goshen, C, 40, q l0fJ $780, 4;jO p IN suhuay'
oMiGieto%n, 735 g. i6IJ a. m 4SO p. sundays $780,
10 q p TIE a. n ana iiS4 2 u AZ ts Nam cGne''
Jerys 9, lO45 a. III, 43O, p M sundays ooV' III
" 10 T,ghs leaving Chambers.st half hours
leave thrst fifteen minutes earlier than ABOVE tlne
trains leaving Chambcrsst on quarter houis leave iMe
ih,nst turty minutes earlier Boats Leave iweny
Q So and lOi' connecting Win trains eaNlhg Oha'
beis- t., at 10 p. IN. ant IL midnight r,-----
1ctcs for passage and for Apartments In Drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches lie obtained aud orders Or the
be left al the Company
oners Nos 23g 957 BrOadWay No. CourLst,
BROOKLYN aud at the C0mpany's Depots - -, -. : o.
Express Trains from the West arrive IN NeWhOrK At '%O
a m, 2:lO aud 7:55 ,. H.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY.
Eug.eWOUd CT steF PlemOnt ana Nyack,
l. 94j m l. $40, $50, ESQ., 1870 p n and saturday
Manuel spring Valley and MOnsey T. 94J 4:45 y.
JNO. r. ABBOTT. Geh1 Pass'r Agent HewYork
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Gountrn propertn 10 fet.

cHO MONTHLY RENT Forty minutes
DDU comfortable ride from Liberty ST. competing trunk
Hines ly numerous trains Ill midnight weary laie 90 Ion
Residence aud Grounds house mas
In roon4 large cellar heater, hot amt cold NaI btn
,losqt cali bells etc large villa plot lad OUT ~ a"
drive Eardeu shade, fruit vines berries, &c; location ls
healthy minutes Walk Dy phNeu htit'ta
% dcno ana stores ii center civ Of Elizabeth and Two
minutes walk passenger station NJ West tIanei
Central Railroad Apply at premises OF 10 the O"-'Lh
Room 4, No. y Nasraust
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

BY THE SAME AUTHOR
CONFETTI UP AS FLOWER. 12mo. Cloth 81 so. Cheap
edition. sgo. paper covers, go cents
NOT WISELY, BUT TOO WELL. Library edition limo"
81 90 svo, paper covers, 60 cents
NANCY l2mo Cloth, 81 90 paper covers svop rs cents
GOODBYE, SWEETHEART Library edition. l2mo'
81 60 Cheap edition. Svo., paper covers 10 cents.
RED AS A ROSE Is SHE. library edition. 12mo. Cloth
81 So Cheap edition, syo paper, GO cents.
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6ouscs auo farms tuanteo.

VVANTED-A fully FURNISHED HOUSE IN
Wv god locaton: owner to board out rent; must be
large would prefer one ied WIN ObtaDio
boardcrs Address NJ, BOX H. Tribune Once
yHTANTED-A FARM, ION shares preferred)
w nv practical New England farmer have taken pre-
inms COR aud batter county fair VIII give references
t families have supplied with butter by the season Tor
number years Address p o. Box 454, Kingston Oste
Co.. N. y.
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.

ENNSAINANlA RAlIROAD.
ROUTE Trains leave NewYork, Desbrosses and Cort
andt street Ferries as follows; -, -, W., 49,, o,,,,
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. No. and $50 p
For Wnamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $50 m,
connecting Cory for Isvie Petroleum Centre and tho
For Baltimore Washington and the South, Limited Wash.
INIT Express Of pullman PaIior Cars daily except Sunday
Express i9r PHILADELPHIA 1880, $50 $40 $50 Iimlte,
$50 m D. T. $780, and p M Emgrant and second class,
Accommodation for Trenton, Z a. M. and 4;lOpm.
For NsS9 5 a e. 6 S s a9 6 5&5 = % a.
1880 $40 10, 1880 and II night Sunday 52O 6SO.
EsaSe. $50 G s SsJ 70 4 c y sa5
1880 s;lO 10 Il3O and IL night sunday 52O $50, T.
E9Say ESQ 7AS ,S la 9 %gd 3 2SS q
For WOodbrdge Perth AmDoy, and South Amboy $3.50 and
For New Brunsgic 4 s. m, Q g. 4;1O. $780, eIO,
7 p m, and II night sunday, pm
For Kingston KIM ana RSety HIM. $40 an a. n and 4O
For Princeton q $40 and 1890 m. 2, 4l0 aud p m.
For FRe5pHrs shS f BeSd % sS& n.y.
For Pennington, l030a. m. aud P M
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, III o. m ana y. NJ
For Trenton Bodentown, Burlington aud Camden, 1880 and
1880 a. m, ], 2, 4, and Z p M
For Farmlngdale and squan, $50 q. M, =. m.
For HightsOwn Pemberton and Camden wa Perth Am6oy
For Hightsown and Pemberton $50 np via Perth Am
OPy aRs agys F Sa Pts3rs s and 1880 m and
100 M daily S0 M ana ps , gSS Say $50 escSP,
fhaG SS ana 5d bS1 S9 ESQ So 1910 iSo NJ
$40, 800 liO6 8, m, $50 and 1920 p. N;
Ticket Offices b2B and 0i4 Broadway NO Astor House
s haS HSI q Nos iG iS and lis hSscnt oOoEen
pot Jersey City. Ticket Office No Battery place
fRAAK THOMSON, 0enerA Managor.
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Real e:state 90 grrhan9r.

EXCHANGE for well conditioned FARM,
II with stock. tools, &c, between NewIork and Phae-
mia for CITY property consisting Of two desirable VIVA Res
licences each, modern improvements 81 mated rs
wall NcwIOfk end within mile ot the inter
section Pennsylvania aud jersey Central trunk ues NJ
Elizabeth and three minutes walk from passenger sJaoh o
he latter daukrd BY paved lighted streets ana in highest
ana bos part city Lots lad ont ~ drive gare lawn
shade uit flowers vines &c; stable and sheds; house
misses valued $4,000 aud $1,000 respectively rental
Additional villa plOs adjoining also
niauted n n desired Address, stating particulars OF prop
rrtv Post.OHce Box 1874, Elizabeth y. J.
TENO EXCHANGE - UnimprOved Western
LAND and part cash. for uniucumbercd city property
Address c. G.. ST., PostOGce box 1913 Rond0ut n. Y.
rg,O EXCHANGE-All or part of an unin-
Il numbered running COAL RAILtoA9 ID, ana , UoAh
,NpS with good market the West oatlsiac toIy lt1
en- largely In payment. Cause OF sale need OF bua
nm IN deyeop aud extend. THOMPSON, " NHpna-aNe"
Indianapolis. ---------------
OnTH-ST.- exchange for FARM near
sbl New York two valuable PROPERTIES on west 5Ot
a. city rutland & WHITING, Beeknan.st
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REAL ESTATE.
SEw-YoRE, Wednesday Dec -. 1876
The following legal auctions took place to-day

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Dec. -, 1876
The following legal auctions took place to-day
at the Exchange salcsroom:
MI o. Fullerton.
Of Fast l7ths IOOfi Of ryugpiace lot 21AV- oo zoo
Union Dime savings institution.
lots Of East g7thsi 525 It " Of adavc each 25x . o
looii Jon" ~ 4 III Iiiii,i;' < SON,
st. % IL Of HuttoHst extending 90 ChaEitonS; ooo
plot l5O12OO175Iio9i Peter $4,000
urory bek tenement , 9ousS y g IN,iS o. MAJ ?
vany .
,,or o1 ny rI 4; T. S Of E5.S 81 st: 2iO4nw
81 2d,3ye, piot 5,ligs5 AodJ Taylor.
4s,ory anl h n viii n q East G5thst l3if
ijhayG lot l'Iog, 7eia S stg.i,'
2Iots W Of Ithavo 81 G5hst each 25H'oo o,
N"'''" '''-'f Nv ,IIiisircclL Elglr Z Ht,aS ,,
Avenue C. lot 2jz9Lgi Julius NegDaur s73ii
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL EsTATE TRANSFERS.
yrw-YoRR CITY
9,dst S. 2IGsn Of gd.avc, lGsIgs.oi Albert Ais. o
Grsnds iT % IL Of CsnnonsL 25x75 Jacob
Rdc Ie aiG va" Ioiois t9i6 ward Thomas Cornell
,s siI Es )" ~ v Of iUthavc 720z57 EdwaTdC
p5SSnnney and Vie 10 Church Of tie AnnunC alton Nominal
de- p I y0 :. and VIE to Z j: d Tocr,. $4,000
nnc ,s > and ~ wife 10 " Lee ....,. 10000
is EHs AND vile t'G 10 al 'o'' @ 1880
lG Goaliie5 Z and G' husband TO i, { $3.50
%a4a S,a a' S az t,i s Quarry
l Q&arS GGoi il5s ETA WsTdj Il cnuchnss .oo
l$Gth.si n s. 2766 II v Of Wllis.avc, 65ylOO (23d
War igga;; 1HG . TIe 70 49, 4GM@, o Non""
mon AID d 80 m to D snadcEef nominal
sn,SsEe AID Vic 10 ii SOLOMON Nominal
WiIsa and ID wife . TO 3 + iayGcl 1850
lsGt a. a. 5, i22i : Il Of ii1vc ij01G0i syl
ycStrT Murphy aud wife 10 G b Cough ......... 5000
0' Ms sy ana VIE toJ Srcnder 1890
Gooi to Mecooi -. 10000
13l.61e Of lstayc, !S04lOObj Michael Mahony
and wife to % Mahpny Nominal
Hays and vie to 4 fittic -, $3.50
2sti H. East, No 49, e. eoi 2doye; Thomas Mag.
Mccrllis to d BcEford -. 2I.OOO
Jaia Soycs to Bnrsi5y -! 2i.5OO
II r, 222.3ne Of Duane-st, 25XlO7Gj Meyer loscn- -
thai wife 10 Hclbrouer 49, $4,000
ana i;oiando 10 ], Rolnndo. Nominal
wife 10 Il Warren. ...... 10000
Dacr referee to IGos Glover $3.50
iiagGt Tc'rce 70 DE Freee $1,000
5thavc cor Of 5thst 2oiiOAllOx irregular; ''O'O
5tiaVe 3, 25ii It Of iIith,st, 25xiOOi same to
Nieh"s place. So It Of Prcscotayc 5lx2J2 u
Cale referee Van Dcryerr. Nominal
Nichols place, OF Prescottave, 23O.5Nls3A
Nash, rairree, to 80 OCO
tOGieisLJ ). Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
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CORPORATION Notices.

NrOTICE.-PropOsals for building WOODEN
" III ATFORN In the oil the Bulkhead Wall between
pIr Al and As old uumb,s) ~ H., VIII be received az mo
once Of tic Department Of Docks ~ and IL DUANE
I"r m Information "Tbe city Record" Copies Tor safe
% ,rEF a1I
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Oh NEW-JERsEY.

-
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN IlNF.-FeTry Stations m New. York
foot Lbery-si foot Of Carksons up oWn Frelgn
station foot Of LibertY-st. -, =,
I'D n n~MAL TRAIN for EastoD Bevidere. Bethlehem.
Path Allentown. Mauch Chunk, 1amaDend Wilkesgaife
Scranton Carondac connects at Bound Crook LOT Ifeh
toI, ggI PhilsieiDhia Junction WITH d., L. d w. X ~
Ia nl.-Fof Somerville and Pennington.
S:t5 a. m.-MOgNKG EXPRESS daily Except sundaysL ioI
HIGH bridge Branch, EastOn, Allentown HarIls1nfg ahu
the West at Easton for Mauch Chunk, Iamaqa
finO D. m-I.xPREss Pennington Easton. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk WkeshaTre, Scranton, Tamaqua, Mahanoy
CITY, HazeOn Reading, Columbia, Lancaster Ephrata'
400 u For HIGH Bridge Pranch. EastoD. Belyidere,
Allentown Maueh Chunk; connects at Junction wth
Del, Lack and West Railroad. ,,,
Hi30p m.-FOr SOmeryile and remington
5:lj p. m-For 70 mi Brook. SO,
$500 m-EyaNG EXPRESS, daily, fOr Easton BelV1dere
Allentown Mauch Chunk WikesbarTe, IOwanda, ReadlnR,
Harrisburg, and e Vest
~S3Op m.-FOr EastOn. . ,o- 80.
Boats eavp foot Ciarkson.st town, at $50 a5o'
965 1905 ll:3j a. M; l25t5 Ito. 800, AGO. 52O 62O
1:2U $40 1908. 1l:50 y. N: -, =. -, rue.
Connection f. made by Clrksoh-sI ferfy ~ Jersey ivy
with all trains marked :. - A., Ill .. .,..,on.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORk, LONG
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. SEA GRIT. AND sQUAN.
lime Table OF Nov. H. 1906 Trains leave Newly OK from
foot LbertysJ. North River at 9l5, LAO mp 4lo
From foot OF Garksou-st. 11;35 a. m.
stages TO from keyport connect at MataWan stanon
vii ali trains.
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DHILADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEW,JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILRoAD-FaTe
ether route. Commencing November IL,
1876 leave New-York Pier North River foot Of Rec
il a. m FOR Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River and
NnCand.
town, ana TutkertOn. w. ). SNEOEN, Gen. Manager
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF J


Madison ana 5t6Gyes sI8 600
Clarke Richard II and wife, To b u Farchld Of
67hsi OF 5tiayc $4,000
ycars.. ,..,...o $4,000
BAN warJ years 1000
Ellison, Eliza, TO j 4 kissan, OF CBthst, OF lst
ave uclndliu sVJ
bet st aud 2dayes year5 $500
Ereselef, Anton and wife. 20 g Fels Of RyngtOnst
Of CannOnsti 700
Faruat Sarah X, and husband, 20 L. COwman, s Of
ChaTlesst Of MashE gOus; 3yeafS 900
Garrett Janea and wife, 10 Casey, " cor Of Xiv.
ingOn aud Sherlsts; 1900
Clover Thomas, TO John Merritt (adm'r Of, = Of
Sih-st, OF lstayei years 5000
Same same, Of sihst Of lgtaye; yeaTs... 2OOO
same same, u Siths Of stayc yearz.... 5000
Of 20f.st years 10000
st. d an st year. eOOO
10th or iih-si year, 1000
si,st q 2d.ayo 5years ;.-..., 1000
iitaSo bet 5ist aud 52dsisi years 10000
Of i6thsi, Of sd,ave years 10000
tOftciall j. u SAVAGE Deputy Register
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5leamtoats ana Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
I'D aud Naugatuck railroads. Fare, 81 steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharinesp at li;30 me- and bridgeport az
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RPnnK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TREN TON AND PHILADELPHIA. .
Leave New York foot Of Lberys, at 5lO G40 140 $40
AIN. 1880, 3, $50 D. IN.
ClarksOn-St. $3.50, 800 ZOO
APO 600
Leave Philadelphia from station NorthPennsylvania Rail
road Third and Berkssts at 1880 $50 $780, $780, D,
ESQ y.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached to the 7i5 and
9l5 from NewYOTk ana TO trains leaving Third
ahd Berkssts. at . aud 6:3O D. IN.
~ train, connect Junction 10 ant from Trenton.
Trenton for New York at 545 $40 lO2O m; 2lO
$40, $40 1870 p m. - - . .... -, -.
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Billiards.

MEXICAN STANDARD BEVELB lLLlARD
n TABLES with Dcaney's wire cushions llorseI oy Al
leading professional payers extra Inducements o'iou
" II. GRIFFITH & Co, 30 Vescy.sL
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

ono CHEAP LOTS FOR INVESTMENT,
AtbD In BROOKIYN, in parcels to suit buyers
~ RULAND q WHITING, D Beekmanst
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Gountrn Rcal Gstate for Sale.

NOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 100 acres;
stock implements, possession. q. r. GARDINER King
ston, somerset Co, Eastern shore, Md
EOR SALE, cheap-A small FARM of eight
n acres one mile rom depo main road, uiek HOt So
with five rooms horse and stables workshop hei
ar and Ole ubuidnCs ell kinds of CHOICE fruit trees
tis land suitable truck farm. Bufings worm te
M ney Price So o. hall ca-, balance 5000 yglrY ABBY
a. + POOIE Box 80 r. De- East StIOudsDurg, Penn, or W NJ
DAVIS Tribune Office, n. V
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ArEM .YnRK. NEM.HAYEN AID HART

y w
~ FORD II. R.-NEW.YoRK AND NEW-HAy u; gi-
VISION-Winter Arrangement commencing Dec, TO- 1870.
Passenger station Ia NewYOrk Grand Central Depot en-
trance EOrty-sCCOndst
TRANS LEAVE NETWORK.
Trains leave at 7:lO (Accnl sos (Ex 300
Acc'n (Ex), IL y. (Accnl (ENG 2:2O lAccn,
Ix) X: 10 and 6:I5 (tOca EN) ENl, 10 (EN 1850 III
For south NOrWalk 7:lv, 500 300 IL q. ~ NJ. (N
2gO 40 55, al5, 63j, 8, To- and ll35 m For STAN
ford no SOS, 300 1910 IL M go, 3, 3d. 4i4o
AS jl5, j:Ij. $780, 100 o. TO- and l{5 p. m oo,,
Express Via Springfield at 800 ana NJ a. M y hu
9 D. M; wa shore Line ] and 10 p Boston, via Ar
Line, and 1875 p. M the 500 a NJ, l. y u am ~
m a Stamford. NOrwalk and 500 ana IL r. H.
5 o. and 10 p. m. bridgeport The 500 a. m connects
with trains on shore Division for Providence ana ie
conn. Valley AZ SAY brook. Tho p. m connects Win
shore line Division Norwich ami the 500 and D. NJ;
with New Haven NORTHAMPTON r. r. at NewHayen ana
the sos and m. for Newport $40, IL a. M ~ nOOi
and p trains connect with Conn RIVER H. H. ny SpIln4
Held and 3 D. Montreal. The 500 a m. ana 3 p W.
connect with NauRatuck Housat0nic r. Rs ~ bridgeport
The sos q. aud l. 44O and p m. with DanDuly ana
NOrWalk south NOrwalk, ana the $500 q. W. ana 44O
u. m with New Canaan r. n. az Stamford. 49,.
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at D. IN via Sprngheu at III
D. N. via Providence. ~ -
DrawngOOm Cars on Day Express ana Sleeping cars on
Night Express trains. ~, , ,--- =.
Grand Central Depot Offices OF ~ Y Transfer Co. 9ii
York Courtst., BROOKLYN, who VIII
also check baggage from residence TO destination.
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Brooklpn i)roprrlp 20 Eet.

rIlO LET-3-story brick SCH00L-HOUSE, No No
\ ia Remsenst: history brick DWELLING, l79 VIII
l1nciIy.st GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark st., Brooklyn.
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RARE GOOD LUCK.
A FORTUNE IN SEVEN STROKES.
By IT, Z. FRhNCILLoN, author of "Earls Dene''
"zoldas Fortune" etc.

Rare Good Luck" is stirring romance Tor Chh'maS'
tines 1t contains great deal Of picturesque lnsloenE
strange adventures and graphic carac'erra"ing sohat
between spwrcck rescues disappearances and reappe
ances struggles with tigers warfare with and escapAhes
in the name Of love- it abundant entertainment for
Winter nights reading.
D. APPLETON & Co, Publishers,
90 and SOL Broadway, New. York
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NEW-NDRk VENIRAI ANU HUUoUN
y RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dec. II, 1870,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot: a.,
Tl3 r. Western and Northern Express, WIN ulaHlhS-
room 10 Rochester ~,
$3.50 O. -. Special chicago and 81 Louis Express WIN
rwr room ears 10 Rochester unaO; also, Through Car
ST. Louis.
ll.OD a. IN, Northern and Western Express.
$50 D. In, special Albany, Troy and western Express
arrive, a Buffalo, 40 n. M. -
500 10 m Express with sleeping for WATERFOWL and
CanandaIsua Also, TOR Mont cal via Pittsburgh.
$50 M PaCnc Express daily with sleepingcars Tor
EoCbtsier Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland, and Cincinnati
also Chicago, both l. s. and NJ G. ilrOdds ana 10
Montreal via 81. ALBANIA
100 D. m, Express with sleelingcars for Albany and
Troy
g52 3Gl and Broadway and at Wescott Express CO.
Offices no. Pnkpace, 1s5 and 042 Broadway NewnoTk'
and 1888 MashingtOn.st.. BrOOklyn.
N b. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14
n FUIGU VALIEY RAILROAD.

4 j ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS April is,
depos OF COTtandt and DesbrOssessis at
q. NJ for -EasiOn Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chnnck'
HalictDn Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY. Shenandoah ME
Carmel Shamokin Wilkcsbarre, PtstOn, sayre tnra &C.
connecting with trains Tor Ithaca, Auburn Rochester Bui'
fiO Niagara Falls ami tho VEST -
D. M Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Aiaach CHUNK
Hactnu MaLauOy CITY shenandoah, N1kesbArre tthtOn
tc hi ntug close for Reading, I0tJsNl ana
Harrisburg ,,.- , ,,...
y. M, for Eason Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
CHUNK stopping at al stations. =,
g so y. M Might Express daily for Eason Bethlehem Al
ChuEk WilSesOarre PlttstOn Sayre Ilnra
Iuact Auburn, 0chetcr, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, ana the
West Pullmans sleeping coaches attached -.
EDHT. ". SANRE, Supt and Engr
Office OF Church and Curtlind stS
NMAS. II. CUMMINGS, ARent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-14

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
y steamer. leave Peck clip for New Haven at and ii p m
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-21

DEATH or Mr.. ANGLE.-This old gen.
tleman, who was announced as dan
gerously i'll in our Fridays issue, died
at quarter past five on Thursday
morning. 10th inst. Mr.. Pile, who
was sent for, arrived there at FIVE
o'clock +. Moi Wednesday. and in a
note to US written the day following.
he says: "Mr. Angle died this morn.
ing at quarter past fivc-passing
away without . struggle"
A hastily written line or two from
DR.. Rothwell, dated Placerville, March
10th. says: Returned yesterday
from visit to Mr.. Angle, at the Bend.
Fonnd him in dying condition from
inflammation Of right lung excited by
= fall on the end Of a shovcl.handle.
Some months ago his ribs on that side
were broken. from which injury he
never completely recovered. This last
injury will prove too much for him at
his advanced age"
Mr.. Angle was aged sixty-thrcc
years. lie came into the Basin ten or
twelve years ago. and remained here
until about three years since. when he
removed on to farm at Horseshoe
Bend. We believe he came from Ken
lucky to this Territory. Mr.. Angle
was hard-working aud highly res
pcctcd citizen. He leaves a wife aud
five children to mourn his loss.
Friends throughout tho Basin extend
their heartfelt sympathics to the grief.
stricken family.
The funeral services were conduc ed
by Mr.. K. II. Robb, and were very i'm
prcssivc.
The funeral took place Ut 2 o'clock
on Friday. and the procession was the
largest ever Witnessed at Il"rscslioc
Bend.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-21


DIsTMcr CouKr adjourned last Sotur-
day after . session Of two weeks. No
term ever held in this county has Civ
en- greater satisfaction to the people.
The Court and the Grand Jury noted
in perfect harmony throughout, and
with but one end in view-the dis
charge Of their respective duties fear.
lessly and impartiaIly. They did it
we'll. And every verdict brought in
folly ACCORDED with public seetn,sst
and met universal approval. A pure
judiciary il tho only safety 70 COM
,nuuity-thc trnc bnlwark Of freedom.
Witbont Il local and general govern
mcnss cannot exist. Tho citizens Of
Idaho have every reason to congrstu-
late themselves upo,, having = pres
eut O. purest and .bDest jurists that
ever presided among them. Chit
Juolics IIollister and ~ Aasocisls1,
Clesk ~ Psickctt IN leoys : tocord
g, 1lsa 6aparal lsl1d n 81 No.