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THIRD DIVISION.

Division No. 1. A. O. H. will form on north aida n,
Canal street head resting Bourbon street. extending
east Divisions ?, and will form on north side OF
Canal street. head of No resting Royal street.
tending east.
AS the different Branches and Divisions arrive on the
ground they will through their marshals report to the
MARSHAL OF the Division, and the latter will as soon "a
his Division is formed report the same to the Grand
Marshal at Clay Statue The Grand Marshal accom-.
panied by his aids will then proceed to receive and
conduct the Mitchell Res place at the head of
the column.
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Fine ssnsibiiities Are Like Woodbinsu.g D

Delightful Iuxuries of beauty to twine
around solid upright stem of understanding but very
poor thinGs unsustained by strength they left
when sustained BY strsogth and health, then ali l.
neauty and happiness But when en1eebled by daeaee
there 10 no sivery lining to the clouds Gloom per-
vades All nature and hope dwindles into despair
know tpat Il s within Your power. tt ousands have
eeh - peo on yop are Strength to their enfeebed
oy the Judicious use Of DIT. TUrTs vEeE7AILR
LIVER FILLS, the boon to suffering humanity
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Centennial contrast. First, az
ard " had it in 1776:
: 4armer ut the plow.
Vile milking !he COW,
Daughter spinning yarn.
Son tbreshinG in the barn
All happy to q charm"
Y for the modern Improvements, in
armer gone to see q show.
I Daughter at the piano.
adam gaily dressed in satin,
AL the boys learning Latin,
With . mortgage on the farm"
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LOUIS The city of st. Louis, con-
wlt Mobile, the nearest seaport, by
slway half as short as those con-
hS beg with the Atlantic ports, NAV
stand in relation to rs as Rome
Ossspm, as Athens did to the Pira-
Ag "a. Louis grows Mobile in the
{ fime must grow, and hence we
F interest the evidences of her
eeAent in wealth, enterprise, and
aslon 1t appears from q comparison
ksatics that since 1870 st. Louis
Increase of capital in forty diff
of manufactures from $780,
839 OO0, 600, and an increase in
er products from $52, 1000, 600 to
This is wonderful growth
she fact that half of the period
occurred has been marked by
eesion in business all over the
~ pis is to be the grandest city
mouth e opened, is to be the next
|est.-- Mobile Register.
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Star apd Catholic @essenger.
'oRIEAss. suHSHY, M1Rca u, 1s:s
ZEN HxERcrsEs AT THE cHURcHEs.

pRAL.-Rev. Father Mothon, o. p, viii
44eh every Sunday at High Mass 10 o'clock, and
"wednesday and Friday at p N. Every
ey. at p. A Way Of the Cross.
1RESAS-Sermon at High Mass 10 O'Clock
|GAa AZ 7;3o P. n. every Sunday. Every Wednesday
~ xise r H., Sermon by Rev. 81. Besley. 3. j.
ssNe-5ss!sn after the evening sermons- Fridays
Es m n, Way Of the Cross followed by Bene-
With the relic Of the true Cross
ke1kIcKS.-Sundsys, at 10 o'clock, High Mass
|sf4 bermon; from 81 to ~. Instruction for the
scn; at a. vespsrs and Bonediction. Tues-
nS II P. n, Rosary, Sermon and Benediction.
zAys, ut u P. Il, Stations Of the Cross.
CONCEPTION.-Every Sunday, at 7
4z9ck Mass, French sermon, ct 10 O'Clock Mass,
|@nslish sssnon, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday
bysnines6e "A o'clock. English sermon. Tuesday
|hnd ZHsay evenings, ut o'clock, French ser.
|nens day evening, Mt o'clock. Stations Of the
|x4 he Croes. Benediction Of the Blessed
e1 after evening sermons.
sST DE PAUL.-Sundays first Mass at
Fx;641 second Mass at o'clock, with Instruction
N1h; High Mass at 10 O'Clock. with Instruc.
|94 y EnGlish at II in tho afternoon, the holy
e5 q she Cross. follow cd by the Alteration of the
|soos Week days, first Mas at 8, second Mas ut
a't5eek- Thursday evenings, nj o'clock, Instrue-
Zen feHRhe French congregation. Wednesday and
Iql&s 1seaings, ut o'clock, distraction in Eng.
|Shs fzcSion, preached by the Jesuit Fathers of
|l3 % TO open on Passion Sunday and close
~ Week.
HE BAPTIST-Sermons on Sunday and
NJ evenings. at n o'clock, by Rev. J.
|NiHAn, Jr., and Rev. Thomas j. Abbott, C. NJ.
evenings, at II o'clock, Way Of the Cross.
AFACE.-sundsys. fret Mass at !, High Mass
'k%e ~ P. N. Sermon and Benediction. wednes-
~ ana Fridays, at Z p NJ, Sermon and Benedic.
*Bter each Of the services q relic of the True
F9RsS Nill be exposed fer the venerat.on of the
OF NARY (AlRiers).-Surdays, first
b, second at T. and high Mass at o'clock.
aon at p N. Sermons in English, Tues
NAA Thursdays, at P. NJ, followed by Bene
The sermon at high Mass on Sunday
at P. N. Thursday will be preached by
her Roydhouse, S. j. Wednesdays, WAY
kkpss in French, and Fridays in English, at
AlAASAN5 DE SALES at O'Clock
|.4A 80 And Sermon. Tuesdays at u =. N. Ser
|1n M key- Father MoElligot, 81. Fridays at the
mi, herr Way of the Gross.
US Sermon and Benediction every
a1 gNd Wednesday ct P. N. Way of the Cross
aaeE ut P NJ Father Faivre will preach
&enday evening.
tGsrmam).-Same as St Alphonsus' Rev.
Der will preach every Sunday evening.
4AME DE BON sECoURS.-Every SUNDAY
|enfeGi at $50, Way of the Cross and Benediction.
|ssda41 and Fridays at sac p NJ. Sermon and Bene
lfsien Father Katicher will preach on Tuesdays
K AAtbAF DeHam on Fridays.
Sundays. first Mass at $50; High Mass
Fespers at p NJ, followed by Benediction.
Pons at High Mass on Sundays and at $50
~ hHrsdays will be preached by the Rev.
thar Alarine, C.SsC. Way of the Cros, Fridavs
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ST. THEREsAs CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
EENCE SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF
this Society will be hold NEXT Sunday EVENING
March 18th, at o'clock in st. Theresa's Hail. Erato
street, between Magazine and Camp, when an address
will be delivered by one of tho Rev Fathers hold
ing mission at St. There as Church Gentlemen Of
the parish cordially invited also members
of other Total AbstIe 9 cs Societies.
Members will note the change in the regular of
meeting.
mb5 2t Fl. r. GIFFNEY, President.
NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE ASSoCIATIoN-The regular monthly meet.
ing Of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING. at $50 O'Clock. in the Morning Star Hail.
1I6 Poydras street.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend
without special personal invitation.
THoS. G. RAPIER, President
D. b. BUCKLEY. Secretary. mhI9It
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DIED:
Observation-Disclosures, March G. 1875 .fs
Daniel McKendrtck, native of Glasgow Scotland
eighteen years. VI 'At' 'isy lux
sCoTT-on Friday, March 3N1s76 at o. A. N Mary
I'm Ann geianey. widow of the late James Scott aged
OF this city for the past years.
,MORAN-on Saturday, March 4. 1876 ct $40 4.
ihiasy z: Doye, native Of the city Limerick Ire.
tand wife OF j. A. Moran and q resident of this city
Tor the last thirty. three years. '
pOAERTY-on Thursday. March 9 1876 at a. NJ.
hfty.eight years. 1N' "Heu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| ATTENTION MARSHALS.-The karshals of the
h. B. & II. A. Association, Ancient Order Of Hiber
nians, Division and Aid Marshals requested be
present At meeting to be held MONDAY tho 18th
inst at $50 P. NJ in the Star BALL. Poydras street
for the purpose Of completing arrangements for the
parade on St. Pat'icks Day. Punctual attendance
req1ested. GEO. McCLoSKEY,
! mnls u Grand Marshal.
! HALL BRANCH NO 2. II. & NJ. A. A-Sunday,
March 18th, s16-The officers and members of this
Branch hereby notified their Hall on
4 FRIDAY MORNING, March nth, (St Patrick Day),
at O'Clock, to participate in the procession take
place that day. By order of
| mhl21t RoBT. b. BARTLEY Marshal.
| BRANCH NO. 3-H. B. & NJ. A. A.-The ofRcers
and members of this Branch are hereby notified to
assemble at the Hall on Marais street near Com.
mon, FRIDAY the 18th inst, at g. 30 A. M for the
purpose Of participating in the celebration OF day
mh12 1t JOHN KENAIR Marshal.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association o: Louisiana-Branch No 5.-The officers
and members of this Branch req to assemble
at their Hall, on Erlto street, SUNDAY EVEN
ING. the 12th inst, at O'Clock sharp to perfect
arrangements for the annual parade. cordial invita-
ton is hereby extended to all the old members espe
caly those having scarfs to attend the meeting and
turn out in honor Of our Patron Saint. Members Of
disbanded Branches are cordially invited.
By order of the Branch:
J. CUNNINGHAM President
B. McCoo. Secretary. mhiait:
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association-Branch No. 6.-Cficers and members are
hereby notified to assemble at their Hall in full
form, on FRIDAY, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
sharp to participate in the seventh Annual Celebration
of the II. B. & NJ. A. A of Louisiana.
mhl21t DENNIS DONEGAN Marshal
H. B. d NJ. A. ASSN. OF N. O.-BRANCH NO. o.
Sunday, March I2 ls76.-The members of this Branch
are urgently requested to meet THIS EVENING, at
the Hail. at o'clock exact Applications for member.
ship will be acted on at this meeting:
By order Of
EDWARD MCGOWAN. President.
ANDREW LEO Secty. mbl2 1t
ROBERT EMMETT BRANCH NO. H. H B. I'M
A. Association-The members Of this Branch are
hereby notified to assemble on FRIDAY the 18th
inst, at 10 to participate In the parade of that
day. THOMAS LYNCH
mhl2 1t Marshal
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-DIvIsIoN
No. 1.-The meetings Of this Division are held on the
FIRST and THIRD THURSDAY of each month, in
the Hall, No. 81 st. Charles street. ut II o'clock NJ
T. n. KAvANAGH, President.
PETER KIERNAN, Secretary. ja3O ct
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD sHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered UndsrI.nen for |
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts Plain ones and Over
alls for LabOrnR Men and Mechanics- All subotan- |
TALLY made and at low prices no775Iy
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~ the hard times, John G. Wagner.
ESe % ehe celebrated shoe store, corner of Iran.
/ aDAnphine streets, is dong fine business, bis
s - excellent and 90 cheap.
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ROUTE.

Down Chartres to Esplanade, to Levee, to Mande.
vile to Royal to Canal to Dauphine south side Canal
to Camp to Julia to Caroodelet Felicity to Prytans
to First to Magazine to Josephine to Constance to
st. Andrew to Magazine to Race to AnnunctatOn, to
Calliope to Camp to Julia, TO st. Charles to Canal
whore the procession will be dismissed. Aids to the
Grand Marshal will report PrOPtly at IL A. n at the
Clay Statue.
In case Of postpOnenent On account of inclenent
weather seventeen taps win Be sounded on the Fire
Alarm at the bOur Of 10 O'Clock In that tie pro
coSson viii take place on the Sunday following when
the above programme will be carried cut.
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-A Medicinal Preparation in the
RPe 10 the most convenient. "Brorn's
Vtng relief in BronchitiO, HoarseneSS
asumptive aud ASthmatic complaints.
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The above figure represents q member Of tho
KNIGHTS OF FIR MATHEW in full dreas uniform.
At early day the undersigned will give to hIO fellow
Total Abstaners all necessary Information respecting
this organization. In the meantns those wishing to
join the Knights OF the great Apostle Of Temperance
ars requested to communicate the factbo y.
D. u. RUCKLEY.
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JACOB OFT,
BUILDER,
2os Magazine Street, Corner of Calncpe,
stores, Counting Ecuses and pweliinss Fittea liz.
with Dispatch: Jobbing promptly attended to-
Clsterns made and repaired
All orders for work left at the Odce $50 Mapazira
street or cent through rhe Posrottce promptly at
EoHoeo 70. de'9 rs ly5p
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Vocal and instrumental Concert
WILL BE GIVEN IN ST. ALPHoNsUs' HALL
On Sunday Evening, April rs, 1876,
Under the Direction of PROF. H. A. BLAKE. who
will by assisted by q number of the most
talented musicians in the city
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHARITIES
Sisters of Mercy st St Alphonsus' Convent
TicketS-Fifty Cents. mh12 I'd
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ROBERT EMMETT BRANCH NO. II, n. B. & M
A. Association-The members Of this Branch are
hereby notified to assemble on FRIDAY, the 18th
inst, at 1oA M to participate in the parade of that
day. THOMAS LYNCH,
Ma-nho1
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Gounirp prOpsrtp 90 fst.

dhcO MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes lss
OU comfortable hide from Liberty r s con-
suburban Cottage Residence and 1ronn1s nos bath
Is rooms args cellar heater gas pDt , isa ont In lawn
AZ yo ysrsn shade ynes berries Sci d tpess
from cepots and at center Of CITY o. Eash
central railroad Apply at premises or 10 inc v"
ROom z. No. NessausL
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Gitn Real GsiGie for Sole.
Il IiotTStS No I5O 7tbaye 30 24O East 40t-st., and
No az WEST S5th 81: oil well rented. Terms easy. -
sAM'L EDDY l45 Broadway, Room w.
WE are authorized to offer for SALE one of
w me most complete and elegant mCdumz llOJ SIS
on Murray l with without furniture; immediate poS
reeon desired or the will hire the house ul u -
Teouired the purchaser. DCG0lN ChOSSheANb Ai'H
itecis SO East 41stst., corner Park-aNG
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souscs ano farms fuanleO.

XHTANTED-A FARM, ION shares pTeferrcd)
w practical New England i9Imefi nave 'sh.n p
To Ianis have supplied with butter by the season ,o
nntber OF wears Address p o. Box 454 kingston Uister
Co., ". Y.
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Connlrn i,eal estate for Sale.

nos COB, on New-Haven RailrOad.-Neat
~ cottage carriagehouse and ono acre. "th wafer mont
very nice P'o' KiIHND g WHITING, Beekmanst
NOR SALE-LEASE of FARM, 100 acres;
II stock implements, possession q. H. SAl'DlNEi" Ming
ston, Somerset Co, Eastern Shore hd
NOR SALE. cbeap-A small FARM of eight
scres one mile nom depot on main road Drck ITO ~
with FIVE rooms horse and COW stables .o
iie land suitable for track iaFuI Buildings worm ue
money price SO half cash balance 300 early APY
20 E POOLE Box 80. r. o. East StroudsOurg PENN OF d.
DAVIS tribune Office, N. Y.
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For SALE!
THE sINGERLY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
HOUSE

The undersigned ocs or sale the old ara Wel's'aoshen
STEREOTYPE. PRINTING, BOokBINDiNG. aud PUB
LISHING BUSINESS Of The late BENJAMIN slHGEl'Lr
situate Al Sos IL 20 and - South Thirs, HaI'HbuIR'
Penn IL Is one Of the largest and most complete establish
,ents in The state being built and fitted up from cellar to
roof for the express purpose for which 1t il now used It's
stock Of hdAns Gordon and C0trcl Bsbcock Presses anu
improved machinery type booOndrrs anu s''''oly" ''
Is now and complete and 'eryDs Is IN
readiness 70 DO large trade 1hc building Nch was erect
ed about three wears j. Of brick, has frontage o %
feet on Thrl.st b. 20 feet On blackberry ave. Is sA
st,re. bzh with basement and und rsTouIi vaults Tor
tie storage ~ stereotype pttc Sc 10 Is admraDg hsGi'
r0u AN IL four sides. ~ Is Nc2cngy Stl's
and arturlu The state printing vas dnu. ny y. ~
lar twelve wears. aat ~ tho contract Il NJ" aDnll ~ ~
n the next session VI the Legislature. rue ,I, m
brfr trsssutrd fnr q rrrIarrut nni Itohlbr ~ 'i, !"
ro,u.s ION 'fh hc printing and pub ish.ng ldle at"y ~
,isd oycrvthng being readiness Tor dong an immense
business. ,-..--. n, ..,,,, an .ytop.lye pstab
.nmeut would be unsatisfactory, AMI as u u
rrr,pps who l,tOUsy th!uk Of purchasing Nu.t ~ .g
Without personal iGsprctiuu, cOf'ii = - ~
cxtendcd o. any cOnten'GtnE ~ N..s,'NO'' WV "
D., Down fnruT Oh me bu ding rs The manager ID,
stebIsbmept With without the real estate b'S'i'P''
c,tainvnes furnished on application. AdireSs .
''''''H"N' EDNIN IARE Administrator
IA DT tSburg,
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6teamboats an6 Railroads.

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R.-NEw.YoRK AND SEwHAyEN pI
yIsIoM;.Wnter Arrsnge%ens commencing Dec 10 1879
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.YoEK
Trains for EewHaVen leave at 7l0 (Acen sos (Ix 005
G 2:io and $40 cc,l E1 10 EI sO lsS M
For south Nowalk 7lO 6O6, 905. III m. ~ M lEx
40 ai9 5;lS s:45 $50 10. and 1l;sS For STAN
AS, 5:I5 5aI5. $50, 7:2O. o 10, and 1885 ,. M.
9 p mi wa Shore Lane at and 10 p. Boston, via Air
p stopping at stsmiord Norwsik and so5 and Ii A. m
g. and 10 p m AZ Brdgeport The s;05 a m connects
Conn. Valley at SaybroOk. Tho / D. m. connects with
shore Line Division for Norwich, and the sos and
with New Haven and Northampton r. at New Haven and
and trains connect with Conn River H. r. at Spring.
field and .. N. for Montreal The sos g. and p.
connect with NauGanck and Housatonc Rs st bridgeport
Norwalk South NOrwalk and the sos a. m, and 4:A0
y. m. with New Canaan r. r. at Stamford
sunday Boston Mali Trans at D. m via Springfield at lO
Drawing room Cars Day Express and seepns Cars
Night Express trains.
Tickets purchased at T1rket ofice Company
Grand Central Depot Offices Of N Y Transfer Co. 94s
broadway. NewYork AMI No Courts. Brooklyn viii
also check baggage from residence To destination.
GT0NINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCED FARE.
Elegant steamers leave Pier 81 North River foot OF
Tickets for sale at all principal Offices staterOoms
secured az Offices OF Wesc0 Express Company and at 1868
BIOaaway.
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Freight only Steamers leave Pier 81 North River foot OF
Park place at Frelghts via either line taken az lowest
rates
L. W. FILKINs. G. Agt D. s BABCocK. Pres't
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Cost ano founo.

TS0iIND-On broadway, Dec. 8, a valuable
IT kATCHEI. The owner may have IL by calling on Mrs
w. Lngs.on place Y proving FROM a1a pay
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puslllees Ghanees.

TOR SALE-PRlNTING ESTABLISHMENT,
doing good job aud Publishing weekly paper In
interior Of this State.
Address principals Only. Il W ll@So.NN,
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Dfntlstrp

DEST DENTISTRY at low charges salts
ID faction guaranteed GEO. W STEVENS, northwest
corner SNthaye and Thirty seventh-st.
DR. II. G. WAIT, No. 10 East 23d-8t., near
il the only frstclass DENTIST in the city
who performs Kind Of dental operation at low popular
Pearl SD 10 SO best RubDef
liO 10 Gold Platna $40 90 as. Teeth plugged IN
superior manner - upward Call aud examine cter
ences. REV. Crosby. Drs Ramsey Budd he ullCuFls'
BALDWIN, and Howe
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Eeetures ano Mleeiinos.


nR. l.. SAUVEUR's FRENCH LECTURES
j. AZ UNION LEAGUE THEATER every SATURDAY
at D. subject OF todsys lecture; Queis Vres hut
lire"
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REAL ESTATE.

HEw-York, Friday, Dec. %, 1876.
The three following legal auctions were made
at the Exchange saIesrOom to-day;
BIZ Scott a Myers
I three story basement brick house with lot NO
S ShS sSs zi@ S%sS wv u $3.50
BIZ A. u Bleecker q Son.
s%o s'STS of 2Gay sp o aoTool steeis
Bv BlaceiceIL Rfkcr & wilkins.
iooii nas. !. VI 600
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6teamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
- and Naugatuck Railroads. Fare ei. steamer BRIDGE
TORT leaves Catharinesp at 1850 and Bridgeport at
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
xRw-yoPK

OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw-YORK CITY.
I4nthst 1875 It W OF Alexanderave. 556xl00 t23d 80
Wall; Geo and wife TO Jas IL Kellogg Sloo
IAOtbSt q IL 1915 n w Of AleNander-ave, 35.5NlO0
(23d Ward) Kellogg 10 HARRISON nominal
S2i.st q A l25 II lOtlavC. 25X98.9, also 32dsL
g. $50 II OF l0ih.aye, 25x9S.0; BOrchardtt to NJ
52d'st n p 3i5 IL " Of 5th.ave. 20Xlo04 Waltery
Price 70 : e Lane Nominal
washnSt on ave a $50 Il Of iotF-st 5OxI00 (l4th
Macconneu 10 Jas Morton. 2ZOO
%9T6S h Ennis n and wife 70 c RnnE LOO
52d-st, 3l5 It W Of bthave, 2OXiOO4 smith u
to Katharine Price. Noninai
S2d.sL & 1875 Il o Of lOhaye, 25xgS.9, also 3?dsts
s, $50 n Of l0thayc, 25I9s.9 Mary hamiuek 10
BoTchardt "a; NOlihai
l43dsi N g. 33l g IT o Of Alexanderaye 95xlO0 esd
Ward X Merritt aud husband 70 II kelogg. 3oOo
Broadway, u W OF I3d-sL 26lOx9lt M HOFFMAN, mn
ref, 30 SpauldiDg '''VV
basss rsf 10 f BARLOW S 10000
zi - s COZ Oh -. 1920
SheTiffsL s. $50 of Ryingtonst, ISSxfOi kM oo
Henry, ref. TO II Decker fOOO
iS sery ref 20 80 sanger 1900
S5h-sL 28l II W Of 3dayo 25GxlO22; IL Olnay' 800
ref German Savings Bank S,'OO
3Sth st n g. 1873 n Q Of 2d+ave, 406laNO44; -.
Browne star Fire Ius Co e9OO
53d.st S, 1878 II Of 7thavo 1005XlS6; Il : pa,
kim rof to A Holly. :, Nonh"l
lOficia1 j. Y SAVAGE DepnV heSS'e''
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DENNSYJVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
LISE ANp UNlIEp and Cari
ah 5sses Tor HnTbnpg Pittsburgh the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 ~, and S5O p
Tor Wniamsport Lock Haven CORY and Erie $50
connecting at tusve Petroleum Centre and the
oil Iesohs For WianspOrt and Lock Haven, 800 a. N
inr Express pullman Paor cars daily except sunday
$50 M; arrive at Washington $40 m Regular AZ o'4o
Express xxi s for fkadoeSI $40 Ie C9so Limited
1857 mn sS ana HSU NJ E m
p. IN ,.,o. a.. ,,..,,.r 2 q. ma o A.lon m
For Newark Of g. $50 2, I4o So TO- II M ~ M l. z
23O $50 4:l0 $50 400 30 54o Gd9 ~ S9 s3o
1880 $40. TO- 1880 mr. and IL night SUNNY w. o'O'
f R1q EisaEeS 10 10 n 90 y ss5
7S0 sl0 10 1880 and 10 night Sunday SSo $780, T.
For a. 4 Ia ls R5 SsS 3
% SRS al as and o
10 "a, Ne New 2S nsS s and M 41O O2o eiO
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
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q 70 ~ j. v. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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4 A ENHANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS April 10.
Ig7GLeayo depots foot 81 COrtand and Dcsbosss a.
A. m for EastOi, Refhch"n, Allentown NRuch Chunck,
Uazlcton Beaver MeadOT, Mahano3 Cy. Shenandoah M
Carmel Shamotn WiaesbnrTr. PttsioD. Snyr-, fnfa &C.
connecting WIKI Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Bal
falO Niagara Pals, ann the west ,.,
u IN, for Euston bethlehem AneiltoWn Mlucl NUM-
UaZlctOn. MahlUCy city Shenandoah Nihcab4Ilr lOn
&C. making close connections of Eralln6' f"t''H anu
Harrisburg ,,-..,.
=. m, for Easion, bethlehem Alenl""n' ana Mauo'
70 n mr. Nigt Express dsfy IN Fasion bethlehem. Al.
enoWn Mauch ChuuE. VIII, sDarrc Iu.iou, salit Enh
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Nagafa Fhs ana lhc
West. PuInBn's sleeping coaches attached, . - g..
ItOBT. H. SAlRE. tupl ana EiEr
General Eastern oace corner Of Chsreh and Cortland st.,