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Drooklnn Reel Geiate for Sale.


TVHREE- STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
Il Cuurtst
Frame house q Buter.st
three story frame houses 100 and lo2 Pneappest
FHlton-st
Three story brick aud frame houses 49, 81 and 90 Nasans
Three 10 ~ frame houses .GG aud 26 Nasni zion
GEO. H. BUTTON. 10 wall ST., ". V
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81. Goddard agt. katten.
gill.
81. Hnbbell agt. Ba6cOck.
90. The Mayor, &C, agL
Cornell.
1923. Matter Of McC2hill.
l2I. The Mayor. &c, agt.
The Tradesmen's bk.
log. The Atlantic MOtual
Ins. 60. agl. Stevens.
l29. .GriswOld axJ HubbelL
100. Haven agt. HuDbol
l34. .Bessihger agt. Bessin-
ger.
JAP. .Waiermire agt. Peek.
l46. The IrOn-clad Paint 60.
agt kirkpatrick.
16O. Bun agL Doug ass.
l62. EasjorDr0Ok agL Iur-
rel.
l64. Haggett agt. rurrelL
lG5. Este agt JUdkias.
l6S. FOrsCheimer agt.
Springer, &C.
17l..Uills agt. Douglass.
l94. Board Of Superyis nrs
ast. Tra0esmens Ma
tiOnal Bank.
1oS. Atlantic Mutual 1ns.
Co. agt. FUnke. &c.
2l9. BOardman, &c, agt l..
:. and NJ. :. X. RICO.
200. Drake agt. l.. :. and Nj.
=. X. X. Co.
22l. German agt. l.. 5. and
NJ. >. x. T.. 60.
GENERAL TYRN.-DAvIs, p.
l23. .Dufield ct oil. agt. Her
ton ant ano.
4..HOf, irdst~e,agt. Penty
i2l. Gray agt. Green, impld.
lQ2 Hubbard et al. agt
O'BTien, Sher.
1923. Henry agt. Lord.
100. Douglas sgt. Douglas
and anO.
60. Stewart agt. Aldrtch.
76. Genet agt. The Mayor,
&C.
l39. Tracy ct al. agt. Wat
SOL.
l40. Wallace and ano. agt.
Bates.
142. Mayer agt. Levy and
ann.
SO. .Roebling agt. Duncan
and anO.
7l..Horner, ex'r, agt The
Guardian Mutual
lie Ius. Co.
CIRcUU-PARI
1545. .Thaule agt. Frost.
S45. The sixth Nat. Bank
agt. The Chi. and A.
k. Co.
1889. Fisher agt. Levy CT al.
2737. .Cowen agt. MeCOniD,
eI'Y.
142Sh.NOt agt. Carroll
1921. % BIien agt. The May
or. &c.
1911. Morgan sgt The Con-
Lie lnS. 20.
1888. Smith AIT. frankfeld.
1887. Place agt. Greeman.
1893. .HoatheFiOn RgL Car
mont
1909. .Moiiatt agt. Cauldwell
and an0.
l34S. Bacliman agt Moore.
l39. Roln agt. 4Zd 81. and
GT'd ST. ". X, co.
1929. .GladinO agt. The Ma
=. :. c..
1855. Davidson sgt. The Cam
Print Press Man. Co
1040. .Bussinger CT al >
GOnld ct al.
2el9. BrutOn agt. The May or
&c.
2S5S. .O'Donneu agt The
Mayor. &c.
1851. .WiggIns, recr, agt
Could.
l717. Bigler sgt. Morgan.
l5lg. .OvertOn ami auO. agt
Conner. sheriff.
1929. .COrrigan, aom 7, agt
Illus.
1879. Corn agL Conner, Sher
in.
l74l. Reilly sgt. Ottwel
1929. .Gapen sgt. Crawford.
PAaT II. -BAR
233S (old NUMBER IL
NOday
Pact III
ll3l. Fisher, trustee. agt,
Courtney ct a.
24S9. Smelly agt Conner,
sheriff.
1858. .PaVenstedt ct al agt
Gillespie 81 al.
1851. Berlin ger AIT. WeDgen
WrOth.
033.. Pickering act Ran
dOlDh and anO.
10. Dickcrson agt Was0r
et al.
625. .StTasbuTgcr agt Boi
ding and anO.. e1'rs.
SOl. Lee agi. Sayles ami ano
lls5 y. BOlZ agt. n. y. 9. an,
III. II. Railroad Co.
tl27. The Manhattan Lie
Ins. Co. agi. DevliD.
IT'S. .WanD agt. Ashley.
i'll Heyman and ano. agt
The Amr. Pat. Sp. Co
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRE. Saturday, May G, 1875
The following foreclosure sales were made ut
the Exchange Sassrocm to-day:
Gg Jlrqes Y. SfTT.
4s'ry brick hons WIN o 90 i4yiasions south 20
SIN Jar h1us' iih ol- ,sl si, 81 ",s'i ~ 70
IN lar 10 So With lo west side o; wIlct ST. 30
fe, south OF i'neion st, lot 25Hl0' Henry N - ,oo
.'f' and las,nsn brown stone honse Win Io
No IA Ias irsi, south SIDE between "a all @th ,
ayc,, lot 2JGziOO, 4 Dciku-............-.-.- 5000
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL EsTA1k TRANSFERS.
Vrw-YoEE CITY.
II ths,ss 4s9ih Of i'hve - 7'erloo'i Iho' ooo
'4 tnsiip 10 i. .g2 a Earisit Nominal
wen iioa.al - &o2o2 4n12o6 Oea,cioJ. Msp
7t, a1c. cor e. , - u: 4saTIoO; John Brown
gl, ~ -. 81 iei : Nasirf -, 1000
- .s . 40 1i l All. a ~ rS,. to & v tar 1890
le No ioii; IiaI4 Ch.n'D.riin and vie 70 -ay oo,
stem a. .S az ie t. aa1,. 5000
49, '76it eof 4thayc. 5to1Iooll John hdsar-s 900,
rSi,oa,, Sc 90 h-i-3Il afta parl oD julia
"a a6 a' No T. Sr clIcs $500
, . sa III TO- cto II 6lsn -. 1910
hr, 81. aai vie ~, to &C., v Sec 25iIi
Va" it - .' ss ,io iieninr 81 Giie Nn ari 1900
"'li y IN, I'M, !, sfi =. Ins % SAME ,' -. l2-o
Cou,a sic "a % @52hp, Harden % Mary Henry SDlO
M yr q - 30 20 j,i 5 - IIeoo
TStAsf 70 ZIjf 80 Of "a .1NluI.'; itacoIh u
MArt.ue Aua Hilr eo ~ Chamberlain un.Lai
!. stLrt. u - 3u " - @dase, ItA"O.1 Galen I
Anne = Stft-'lu ll,u.o
~, Wn' II iasilr 10 " N.c, 80 CooO
| Gt.s u T. 1880 10 Ip. 81 map thss n I4aih SamI
- SsWaid and ~ 10 AIcIcW Koch .....-.--. 1900
ii rn. N a., 10 Jas 5i,clad ..... . G5oO
tar VILE TO- Gco jan1ef 2I,o5l
u. > lf2 Z OF .taNt, i"3Xf' 40; tlali's
Wa-sftual uiie ." Nin " fa'con'f nominal
"1' ~ 10 Nsrt moss -. 10000
san ni ~ e t. Vim Salpay 5000
II IS 81, 'I, T. Ciaii', T. ,oai goo
Q ttsi. 2OGJ lie Of LrxustOuayc, lSoxlVO.5i NJ -
oli To- HyIa lo,2OO
l Las i' ~ No. 90
IDnciall j. Y. SAVAGE, DCputy Register.
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IT p gupwIy. General Passenger 4 gent

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, Mont REAL sDdinter-
mediate Joints Pier 30 L.. H. daily trundays
exceIted ant il connecting with special train
at Hartford, Spin Bed Tickets sold and
baggage GA broadway Aewlok, and Couftst
BROOKLYN.
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-ALENDARs-rms DAY.

SUPREME CQURT, CHANHEss-LAwBENcR' j.
Goddard All "Katten.t 22I Monroe agt /. g. and
= . .
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Removal May 10 Pier 43 ". r.. foot Of Spring ST.
DOR R0ND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing at High
Million, poughksepsie. and asopus steamboats, Taonas
Cornell every Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAYS James
Baldwin Monday Wednesday. Friday. sprngtt Pier ~
n. H.. at y. ID.
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". ;. -. Il. co.
223...Moran aCt. i. 5. and
Nj. :. IL. X. Go.
224. Seymour aIt. j. $. and
NJ. =. Il. Il. Go.
22J. Spencer ast. J.. s. ana
NJ. =. x. X. Co.
e26. Van Arsdale agt. J.. :.
and n. : L.. l.. Co.
276.. soc. fOr Ref. Of Juv.
Del. AIT. Fay, &c.
Of .IeWisO. u aPt. Drew.
2S3. Graft agi. GoriOn.
Isl. PianncNschiGs agt.
PlauuCusChlac.
oS5. EInca agt. ENnea. &c.
HS7 C0uen AIT. Gre u, sc.
2sS Reilly agt. Green, &C.
2-9. .peHt agt. Green, &c.
$50. Flynn art. Green, &c.
2al. BOrse at. Green, &c.
291.. sheIi,ian sgt.cr on, &c.
! 2gS Eisn T aCL. Gre n, sc.
| 90. Ftehan sgt 6TeeI, &C.
| .9j.Nmtman 2gt. nreeD,
sc.
296. % Brien sgt. Green. &c.
! 2S7. Jones agt. Grecu, sc.
4 go Ral,,rA agt. lnGersO.l.
3O3. .EyersOn agt. Green, &c.
sO4..firsch at. Green, &c.
800. Gutman agt. Alton.
800. .Dal y agt. JaoJL
j., BRADY and DANIELS. u.
I 40. Moore agt. The Mayor,
&c.
SO. The People eX rel. Lyon
agt. Smith ri ri. Com.
81. COmstOcg at. DODhan.
93. The y. y. Lie Inc. and
Trust Co. agt. Lee ~
al, impld.
90. Van Mart agt. The
Mayor. sc.
103. The y. Y. Balance Dock
/ co. sGL The Mayor,
sc.
lab. .McGlynn act. Marshall
143i2. Ross agt. Wood ct al
IA. lynch agt. Levy.
liJ. The Union Trust Co.
agt. Wilton.
146. Fowler agt Wood.
I67...Ihe Dutchess Co. Nut.
Ins. co. Ggt. Uach-
field ct al.
I.-DONoHUE, j.
I l473. Dean agt. n. Y. and S.
a. GOld Min. Co.
I 2SGl. The MT. Lilo Ins. Co.
agt. Florence et al.
/ 1850. Partridge agt. ThayoT.
| lll1.-WilsiusOD It al. agt.
NODle and anO.
1881. Davies agt. TIE MAJ or,
DC.
I 1882. .TOno agt the Mayor,
&c.
1888. .YclyertOn agt. The
Mayor. &C.
| 1884 .COleeIOVe agt. Tue
Mayor, sc.
1885. .Tytler agt The Mayor,
DC.
1911. .HOwiand ct al. agt.
The city o Brooklyn.
l5l5..LawtOn agt shatiereT
and auo.
1888. Hart sgt. BOncicault.
1913. Brown agt. Decker,
/ iInJld.
2770. Wood agt. The Mayor,
DC.
/ 1927. Bouneil sgL Hutchins
ana auO.
: l747. owen AIT. furlny.
1919. Mcnamara at Den
ton.
/ 1853. Van Horn AZ. PiersOn.
1913. Schmidt agt. Raeder.
1907 Puclsn agt B8rr.
I 1909. Calm et al agt. De
Forest ana auO.
1868. .llayman and alO. agt
Wolf.
[ 1865. jenkins agt LeuDusheI
ca al
1867. Moore sgt TALBOT
1859. Flndlay agL Boamcr.
.ElT J.-Cass on.
llun agi. The Mayor, dc.
calendar.
VAN VoRsT, J.
1909. MoOly and auO. agt
Pei,
1897 Newnurgoc agt Mon
qu!n.
37..Eldck and ano. agt. The
Continental NaiiODal
Bank.
| 5752. Dorily agt. Rapp.
3ZJ. The =. Y. Gold TX.
Bank agt. Nandelick.
1901. Meyer agL White ci n.
oO1 ..Sirung, rec'r. &c. sgt.
TaiutOT.
023A. fessenaen agt. The y.
j Car ,. & *. Co.
2ilC. McEypy agt. The
Mayor. &c.
$50 Man. e Builders Bank
OF y. Y. agi. Aston,
iinpld.
COL. Van Wrinkle agt. Whit
lock.
1877. .Cushman sgi. Miner.
.LAREEMUHE. J.
1 4O9. French, agt O'Bfien.
o5 BOiger agt. Smith et Al
l2. Bolger o. a.. at. Wood.
| 31l..Clark agt. Phelan ct al.
40. .Grinnell, agt Mntui y
ct al.
| 3lS. .LaBfon | ct al. sgt
Deems OF o.,
$50. Fowler agL Mshrbach,
1 OF al.
334. Stevens agt. steyenA
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gounirp proprrln 60 fs!.


A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE Furnished, CON
"A ,enr.ily located, TO LET at Monciir, NJ. apply to
l.. FERRIS. $50 Wasniuston st., y. i.
AT NYACK.-To LET for season, elegant
dGcc. RuIASD fWiiITISG. ) BeeSnaisi
CENTENNIAL INNESTMENT.-Fo sale or
" tn lne HOTEL with stable ATTACHED located At
be mad TO aceommo.ae 100 people aa,s YIN hold
a nne business
COMFORT, HEALTH and ECONOMY.-For
- 800 per year yoI can In 'e o po's houses 80 pd
house large grounds churches, schools depos, Sc
bG GtIi $50 BsS S2i ave. Newark :
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET at Tenatly,
northern Ralroad rs miles rom ely 10 tram, each
high ground commands %, M e ToS5 ana M TO
Room e, IN Bro dway.
HAWTHORNE, n. J.-Ere Railway, one
hur from eiry-iG? acres, comfortable dwelling aud
WAGON aud implements Of every description; If &C. $4,000
for all s. 90 remain on bond and mortgages balance
j. v. EDWARDS. owner. % Pine stairs
LONG BRANCH. Monmouth Beach, Sea-
r Ni.~Full particular and Catalogues matted. several
NATTAPOISETT.-lo be let or for sale,
~ farm he'd aud unfashcd cottages near tho sea rent
Apply to q. NJ BARNAKD Niattaposett, Mass.
DHILADELPHIA.-TO RENT, furnished,
Tor four months, 10 private d dn ai HaSg hsE
Apply as above.
IO RENT AT LONG BRANCH, the EAST
i END HOTEL, including bar fixtures and furniture.
JOHN Il. THOMPSON, 81 Bnad.si. Room No. II.
rVO LET VERY LOW-Fme old stone
DWELLING, 10 rooms several land, splendid Old
shade. hour from NowYOk minutes from station New
Jersey. J. IL. HAL VIZ OthaNe
V'O RENT-For the Summer, completely
4 furnished COUNTRY HOUSE, In good noighhOih0oa
with of the Hudson carriage house, ice house,
1'' c. II. COOK. 81 Madenlane
FVO RENT-At Tenahy, Northern Railroad
i Of NevJeTsey, HOUSE, containing ten rooms bath
room kitchen, and laundry situated on high grounds has
Is In perfect orirr and within walking distance OF
churches and depot. Apply premises or 10 ASH BEL
GREEN, l20 Broadway y. y.
rINO LET" Rare chance :" low rent; two
u HOUSES. unfuruishrd IL rooms furnished, 10
ruoms $50 feet apart 3 land handsomely laid ont
great variety old Ornamental trees abundance o nut
celent garden; minutes walk Of station, 30 minutes nom
NeN-lOrk, In NewJersey Photographs OF both places
J. H. HAY. 0y7 sxthaye
rCO LET.-Sl50. 5000, $500, $500, 5000.
DELIGHTFUL HOMES one hOur from city Hail, In most
picturesque part OF bricN aud stone
DIV ELLAG extensive grounds abundance OF frult hne old
shade. stables. DC. Monthly paYnens
V0 CENTENNIAL PARTIES. - Now in
of erection six story buildings IL by b5 suit
able business within square Of Centennial build
ings will be finished 10 dys the best business ocay
Cenennia price, 81 200 and 800 CASH the above
amounts give parties the right Of ground until Dee 1870 and
the buildings their property after Centennial Apply
Ian l. n.
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Gin properln 90 Get.

SECOND -(uulurni.hcd) -Four
g. and tath room all sonyoncrce.. rec owner ouo
v est ai'u.st. Frut $50 pr month
LOWER PART TO LET in thrce-story
n h..h .iorT hncs house rooms hands,rlc prcr' mar
uart,i- stationary Tubs, M f"'~ "fir con-
vrucnt Lic, atrd l o1I tent t1' lnfhie ~ go '''
:ithtt
EASTMINSTEB APARTMENT HOUSE, Us
El-t sfIi .i.aSrven Tall lgIti, steam
he.tri ptIyatr 4.s' sairs tran@ room, anot i
main bali reLts So $50 pr month. sec n b. OGDEN,
pr-rHi-r-
tsNO .IET-7O WEST 39TH-SI.-A choice
hr.t mar 20 the best ncEnDorhood Ia town. newly
painted and ln perfect ortef.
ry,O LEA handsome COTTAGE on Eighty
u IT,. near Central Park rcat reduced q SO PEI mouth;
10 ro,ln-, watar aud ras. g. GOHMAN, li"b Ihiuh ave
rIrO LET, UOUSES.-OvneIs having houses
ott furnished uuiuruishri. val do well 10 place the
sanr 90 lst. HALLS a sQulHEr 40. @0S W est 4od
b between tn and HthaNcs.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
u -ALLFNrBWN LISE TO THE WEST aSson ger
ANA Freight station NeWYoIk foot O Lbetya Connects
al SJm-Tye with sOuth Branch ~. r. a. Hampton Jane ION
with Del Lack West h H.. at PELpsDurg viii LeAGh
and Susquehanna Division also with Lei. valley Railroad
Iircct Earis5grg Pittsburgh and the Vest also TO
Contra Peunsy Is anita ami New hcfk Slaie
Spring AkHA NGLMEST
Commencing May !, $50 LfaNo AcwN0I asfOlows;
5lj a. In.MAL TGAs EastDE, BcylGrIe, Bethlehem,
Bath Allentown Mauch Chunk Tan,aqua Tamsnond, Wilkes
la POttayle scranton, &c.
7;lI a. m.-For sOnef, lie and bennington.
900 a. m-MoENnG EArftss, DAILY (eXcert sundays Tor
EastOn AUitOwn Harrisburg, aud the West Connects NJ
IssiOn O1 Mauch Chunk, fnnagua. TOwalda, WGesbaTo
POttsyllie, Scranton, Dauv lie, WllilmsInrt Sc.
lO.l5 a. D.-For somorv le and Remington.
lao y. m-ENfRtss Tor ficninstOn, Laston Allentown,
hagrh Chunk Tamaaua, Malanoy CITY, Ha1icton, wilkes
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster. LphTdta, f0sviie
Harrisburg, DC. -, g.,
Chgsk, WikesDsTTe, and scranton.
4CGp T1--fOr Eason Allentown, and Mauch Chunk Con-
pe.Is Il Junction with Del, Lack anu " csi. x. r.
ago a. m-FOT SOmerNll!o ANA II inlngi0n
53 D. m ENl REss, daily, i0f Easton Allentown,
aaoh Chunk, WikesbaTrc, Io9anda, Reading and Hairs
burg.
For iizabet al 800 545 e.l5, 7, 73O ,745. g. $50
g. $50, IJ.lJ HIS a. nj ~ m. LAD l, =, $50 j.
$3.50 Sl5. !. 49, 40 ~. Q, 6l6, 5So o'46' g. 6l5,
go. T. 73 $50 S:5u 1880, H. ~ IN.
Local Trans To DIncilrn, $3.50. htl1. 60 J. y. ~
Local Trans TO SOmerylle, b. q, z 80 p IN.
'''"' II h. KICKER, supt and Eng.
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'VO CENTENNIAL PARTIES. = Now in

of erection. six story buildings Ia by b5 suit
able for business within Uf Centennial build
ngs will be hnishodi 10 dysi te best business locality at
Centennial price $1,000 and 800 cash. the above
amounts give parties the right Of ground until Dec 1876 and
the buildings Their property after Centennial Apply
JOHN A. MAUGLE, $685. Lancasteraye, Philadelphia, Ia
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4. Sieamboals ano failroaos.


NEPANI URE OF IIINUUUU NlILhUAD
~ TRAINS FItOH NLM-i Oth.
ERIE RAILWAY 800 and 10 30 4. n. and 3. N.
NEH.NUsK, EN- HAVEN. ASD HAEIrDEp-For Boston VIA
spIingGeli-6Oj ana 10 a. M and J. Nj va Shoie
fine. and 10 p. For Nc1-Hayen-1lo SO 3Ob ana
10 a. m II NJ and 900 g. 40, 5l5 9, and 10 T. M , =
lO.K HUDSON IiKK-S, lu3U, AMI II Do U
g. m. and L. D. . 80 ana II D. m. ,...-
PESNsYLyANIA RAlLEOAD-For the West ana south VIA mus
burgh-93Oa IN. and AMI $50 !. For tue south VIA
Washington $40 q H.. anu aud p u. for fhilaieP.l'
z, 1850 SO and . 50 and 1880, g. !, 4lO' D. D. 4"
$50 and y. M. II nigIt. ,-.
NEwJE.sET SOJfuEaN-FOT Phll1dclpha lsieiacI ei'es
1915 a. aDj $40 y.
ALBAN PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"a BOATS Pier ~, ~. H., DAILY (o' "AcctcuJ'
D. N. Tor tlhanT ard an points nOi'a aid "t'-
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on liousatonlc
and Naugauck Railrolds Fare II. Steamer BEi Do Il
TOkT leaves Catharneshpa 1Jd ana Bridgeport Stli
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-hLEER. J.
1888. Waters act HUGHES.
10 .NsTsliSI at, a nor.
1854. Mel h:! >on 81 a.. agt
GayLOI.
1892. .L0uaun dgi Nilotr-
iaurE.
747S. .Cail ~ ct al agt Hop
X d. % ~.
G45s. .Joht son as. conner.
$3.50. BaicAru asf. CiAfs.
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mo IET.-S15O 5000. $500 $500. 5000.

ITO LET.-TIOU, FZUU, N3OU, SOUU, NbUU.
Il FOR SAILS 900 s2.OJn, $3.50, 5000. $4,000
DELIGHTFUL HOMES one hour from city lial, In most
picturesque part OF New Jersey bcN and stone
DWELLING extensive grounds abundance OF fruit hne old
shade, stables, &c Monthly painenis." -
l. n. HAY. 907 9th
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rINO LET" Rare chance - low rent; two
i HOUSES, unfurnslrd, IL rooms furnished, 10
$50 fret apart - land handsomely laid ont
great variety old Ornamental trees abundance ~ nut
cecnt garden minutes walk OF station 80 minutes nom
Newl0rk, In New Jersey. Photographs OF both places
J.. *. HAY, 9y1 sixth ave
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
I.naNn YORK from foot OF Dee and 90


"a a. H. for Washington and the Wet Pullman parlor
cars from New-N 20 baltimore ana Nasnbttph
Pullman slsepes !rIu Baltimore 70 Plils
Chi Cincinnati, IOstyilc, sc THIS ifdli
clos connections for Columbus, lhnanapOIs auc
NCw-OIlcau8.
255 D. M TO- Washington aud tho South savannah Florida
Now-OrI Through cars nom re" YORK 10
Baltimore ana WASH gtOn. Pullman sleepeis and DAY
from baltimore To Chicago Cincinnati 81 lsoul''
Columbus &c
S;55 D. M daily Washington. the South and West Pun
man sl,epcTs TO Baltimore and Washington, Aud from
Baltimore Cincinnati ~. LOUIS DC. maSlng Close con
ncctOHs Louisville Indianapolis the sOun "a south
Wet Connects Washington win trains Tor bci.
nlOnd, LynchUGrg savannah tlOrlaa, NcWOTcaIs, ana
the south. Through sleepers Baltimore ana new
Orleans. ~,
For through tickets please cs at COmpanys Offices 3l5
Broadway NCWN OrE, ana al TICKET ohccs loJt
Corillndt and De esss and depot j. seq n.y.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA bALilMOHh AND ONO H. H.
CATSKILL CREEK LlNE-New Champion,
" TUESDAY. THURSDAY, anu SATURDAY. from Per
~ Causs McManus opposite dave from Lcr0yst, p H.
CATSKILL CREEK LINE.-New Champion,
~ Monday. wednesday aud Iniay, from CaDalsL; Me
MaDus, opposite days, iTOm Ler0y'st, T. m
IITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
v SAEATOGA, LAKE CUAMpLAiN, LAKE GEORGE,
THE AD1kONDACks, MONTREAL and al POINTS North
Low ana reduction 10 all points The eie
CANT steamboats, 81 ths Lao leave DAILY sanraJb OK
coptel D. ier -, North RIVER loot Leroy ST.,
connecting tn morning trains ~ y Central Rensselaer,
and sara og and fT and Boston and connecting railroads
Tbrous tCKets sod "a baggage cheek e -
JOSEPH CORN III. Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-08
FIRST BoARD-lOie O'CLOCK A. NJ.
lies Of State BOnds-RdifrO1d Bonds-BanE ana hd''
AfDrhs. ftc

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-08

corpr or GyyYnAL sFssroys-HA cgfIT EEcoErTR.-Ed-
ward Gamu, mans aushlcr; Henry Williams 5uISIry
Emil ClIns;ocs Fairies NaTkCy, gaud larceny ILoms H.
Iussev gerry James l. hyls, "a 80 firn'ts' IMAM
Fischer, Thomas Chadwick, William smith, burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-08

1922. .Dambmann agt.schuit-
ing.
S28. N. Y. Guar. and In.
demnity Co. agt Fox
Ell al.
500. Same agt. Same.
200. .Birdsall agt. kapp ct al.
2Ul. .Neiller agt Kings 20.
Manufn'g Co.
sG2. Bates ACT. Pelton ct al.
and SPEIR, u.
General calendar.
S...The Madison ave. Bap-
tist Church agt. The
Baptist Church in
Oliver-st.
2l. .DuIphy agt The Eric
Railway Co.
Of. Rust agt. Hansels and
anO.
%. Weed aVt. Mutual Ben
eft Lie las. Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

A GEORGIA correspondent of The
Buffalo Courier writes: among the
Presidential candidates arc Hen.
bricks, Tildcn, Thurman, and Pendle
ton Hendricks appears to he ahead
at present. Tilden has many friends,
but Partially gravitates toward the
West. II, however, the Democrats
here thought that he was the only
candidate spoken of who could carry
New York, they would drop their 9th.
or preferences. The Democrats saw
that New York nnst be carried to in
sure success and it appears to man
up tree that Tildcn is most capable
Of doing that. If Tildcn's friends will
impress this upon their Southern breth-
rem, they will do much toward secur.
ing him the nomination. However.
the Southern Democrats will cheerful
y support the nominee at St. Louis.
pc he who he may, and on q hard
money or = soft-money or . no-money-
at-aIl platform. But The friends 81
Hendricks are q present very active
y TIE South, and they win make !
good appearance Cox him st ST. Louis. Y
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

The jury in the Tweed case brought
IN verdict for plaintiffs Of $4.7I9, $40.
50, with interest from September l,
1870, to March !, 1875, amounting to
$l,Sl7,l71O3, making total Of Sc.
535,ll7.38. The officers conld find no
property to attach when the suits
were begun, and there is none to levy
on now witt, the executions Of the
court. Mr. Field, Twecds counsel,
says that the suit was to recover S.
19S, 900, exclusive Of interest, and that
the jury awsrded a, zoo, 900. as prin.
sipal Be said that he did not see
here ~ city could recover snythine
~ verdict. s
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

WASHINGTON, lO.-The senate com.
mittee Oh privileges and elections to
day discussed Morton's proposition
for o constitutional amendment to pro.
vide that the president and vice-presi.
dent shall be elected BY the direct vote
Of the people. 1t was finally agreed
that the joint resolution should be re-
ported favorably, some members OF
the committee, however, reserving the
right to oppose it,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24
A SHOWER Of flesh fell at Mount Stcr

A SHOWER Of flesh fell at Mount Stcr
ling, Kentucky, the other day. The
sky was clear, and the flesh came
down in large quantities and covered
many acres. Hogs and chickens ca.
gerly devourcd it. Prof. L. Smith, a
we'll known scientist, at Louisville,
who analysed specimens, says: an
my mind this matter gives every indi.
cation Of being the dried spawn OF
batrachan reptiles, doubtless that OF
the frog. They have been transported
from the ponds and swampy grounds
~ currents Of wind, and have ulti-
mately fallen in the state where they
were found.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

Recent storms have been very dis
astrous in Nevada and California. In
the former State the heavy SHOWS
caused the death of thousands Ut cat
tie, the generally open winters leading
stock men to neglect to provide shell
ter for them; while in the latter a
great extent Of young grain has been
destroyed by foods.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

JAcEuos, Nis ~ ssnate, y
: vote q - . s ioond Lse5 Sove''
nor Davis guilty = charssd y the
articles Of impeachment, oae coloreo
and i've white representatives n ne
Affirmative and four colored in TIE
negative. The finding win b. formal
II announced on Wednesday, Sen
fence is suspended until The g inst