davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-05

Why, seuator, Aowa you talkt ""heu
spring lice can bo employed to feed tho oxen
they trfest, then such spslts II contsol tho NIL.
waukea Ses&lna can bs relied upon to help \
good cause, but not I'll then"
, 1877-07-05
"TUE HONEST FARMER y

i,
farmer, nnd IN tnis seSPecs' n'o1e nan ~
somo others, have oeen IN symphthS ~'th
HonAuE dREE1sY "hon he sald llmpauent-
.ly, according to Al-natnred critics, nas sooes-
" and thoughnully IN realtty) 10 "es''
young man; 80 West It was equivalent 70
saying, "De fafnef, young mani %
farmer. tho West, being the 8roas farming
region. His faith IN farming was man'festea
by his works. literary anu nhaneia rs VII
ness lis what Know About Farming, h'a
nu1neroua addresses as a8r1oalsusM iaafs' aaa
his actual farm at ohsppaqna Has any ono
ever cipherod out what that farm cost tho
philosopher, Including purchaso-money' I'M
nrovenenss, annual cnlnVatlon' etc. eto.Y
No doubt ho had faith IN farmoss also. Ao
must have affirmed It thoasonos OF umce IN
IDS lectures, besides putting Il INTO mulu-
tudanous columns OF tho NO" fork 1f1oane
weekly edition. What man says IN psant
many people th'nk no noltovas. aud II Is
not for Us to 8aansay their thought Ms:
aHyxhEr advised sne young man 70 go "ess
for his moral good, a. wen as Tor she noneas
of health and purse. tor faFmor no con-
sidared to bo necessarily moral Avlng con-
stanly IN the country "hero tneso arc no
temptations Did nor aoo &now tas saieas
place IN "hach 70 Pns aoAa ano EVE, ala1
they might fe'a'n .ne'. 'nnooaaees no se-
looted gafaon' ana so' 'nem a. "osx Of aor
ticaitu1e. 1nofe ~ose on' TWO Oh
thom' anu taey nao no patent ma.
chinory, or taoy wooo havo noeo pus
upon large 1atm. 10 oe 6"fe' tne5 1ea,
attsf III; ous INC ocss tna' was pos@ole na'
boon dona fof aem' ana the aneak.ne s"oPs. :,
sr came from Inc oa'alao. 1aas lug iall
was real appears eonous1'ot9 itom tneSe
things: theS went f,sns On anu faasesa
oaan' anu Nc "ens ano o'a TWO u soe so11s
shings amaglnaose'-ae "o1ue1e<a nas o1oaoe''
and be o'sH estat EVos anoo .oas Guy was
built, tho morala ot oattn nAFe oeen paa ~
au Will admas' ala s'h11111 Ano" 'nas "nat
Innocence remhneo On ealh nseo IN tne
country, subscribed ior LIS 1f1ou"e' ano
voted the ola wing ackes' he was msn
OF large saith mono OF your eaepacs; no'
he. Now, 70 have confessed 70 symPashs
with these "eil-kno"n Vae~a OF mr. GRE
LEI, whose esea@ese aston'snmcas was ".a'
the farmesa DID not make MN ffeslden] u
| is no wonder nat such lngrantaao nroke NE
. noble heart. From chaldnood we have 70
posed implicit conhdanoe IN farmers HoN
kcould We DO otherwise, when everybody
, praised the simplicity and purity Of III
, country, aud when wo nad personal expe
dence Of It, tnvtgosating toll, and Of fh
, civilizing influence OF its twin institutions
. school:house and meean8-aonsos Aha tnen
\ tbs Englaah and tho Aaan classaea tangn
, 1877-07-05
THE TRIBUNE AND 9HE Silver QUESTION.
The Chicago Times thinks It haa struck
a horat1zn In Tur 1ntnrnxr of ,Iulv L.

O bonAnzn. In TIE TRIBUNE OF July 16, l.
1876, it has discovered tho following:
Silver w.s dotnonet..ed IN tho common Aeeepsssion
too w. sss n.s- ,s a9sr W. ~
etrcniased stver irnow practically .emonetzed tor
.msl,.ehsoec purpose. 70 which = ought to % IN.
1srss,ous. Ths proposltion in the tioase to u,aEo
st'ves so!a legal tender IN al ra,mea' and to d!s.
'ee On ,se p'0s 9so y
ITO d y rtsh. .,s, :, i h .xos u @ aax se
to tie s..ndari iosr, and It would b. asaoaess 70
rcqusrs : creditor to take Il ter a dollar
wore maos 20 aaossa 70 ~ sape sss sneeI 90. -
,.a ,a1a .reonntea Tor, Docs some ona o4sr on ,ho
school section own contingent ntsrcst in silver
ntns' Or does some oae over there think that
al'nene'ty - mo 0ess posy on seue1a pf'ne'p,es.
taa o14oA ,,,4 1a.noH. ..'.s ~ 11sa ,.1"Au. .aa'
81 ne .,ne 'ntu.a'ea' "aoa s"o ,'sso's'on ~
OF .no o'sef quesuon WIZ ns", ana 'no sol'-
efaa t0ea anu 'nios1na'loa pot1un,nB 70 INC
aafnonosifa''oa o' n.set % nna no' oeen a,a'e a
kno*n, mus pal'oE a1t, ~. .l'nN sas ., w s1,sei
nea ueen ao.aoao' ~, 'us .,. ss u1s's. ~a A1aa..'a
ta'sus " .'ss'soo, sau sA''s a8 ~ ~" w
eoanasa ~. ~ wv ooeo1 o' A' o
oA,o 1nano". Ao"e' s ~ ~ ~. "
.,en', nua " a1.oo "A~s :" s,..'r Huo aua 1"ss'
tn'Ao ~ aAno4e ~ ~ nIso. VI 4D'''..ne asn ~ w.
aet '" w oo1'4o%uIy ~.'b. "Aouo'''
LII. ."bo@A - oonsaooe'A INV ~ ''''7 n1N.'"
mistaRo' tnss II naa ooea a',&'niotmeo' OF mas
adopted an erroneous judgment upon any
puoao aaess'on' IL WILL no' nos'1a+e 70 WAVE
tho claim TO oonsasseney, 70 ADOPT aoeh
course as right may domand
, 1877-07-05

The Republican candidate for Governor Of
Iowa, tho Hon. john II. GEAR, was born In
1896 at Ithaca, N. Y. ue removed to tho Wcst
In 1896, zcmaining at Fort Smelling until 1ss3,
vhen ho became rcaldeut OF Burlington, and
las resided there ever sinee, having been
ono Of tho voters that brought tho stato into
tho Union. For many years he MAS merchant
and general dealer, but Of late has been en-
gagged exclusively IN Wholesale groceries Says
the Naseksys:
One Of tho founders Of tho Republican party. Mr..
GEAR has never wearicd tn his allegiance. Through
svI aGa through goGd tsf hs oys ss
e the peTy ot freedom: To G.c.ss.a W. The b.
Carrying tic Cty, ~ nuslington,E1in 1897,
when hi was elected Mayor. In the Foutteenth
fifteenth, md sixteenth ucnera! Aesc,nblles, Mr.
0.Au was ono Of tho most active, lndustrtous md
stAte Uou.o of Representative. he presided swo
sesAlons la succession, thu only man IN lows "a
whom that distinction wa sveF accorded. ~ AAa
sneaker he.Eas nblc, impartial, and prompt, The
lidnat.y and tdosy 10 public trust that have chat
acterized him In tho past are sutsicicns guarantees
for tho futnrc. In JoWx Il. 6sAK iowa viii hsvs
| uoscfnoF worthy Of conddcnee able ard sadcient.
, 1877-07-05

An application TO tho Brooklyn Courts for m
allowance by Mrs. WILLIAM u. VEEnEn, has
developed startling array of facts against her
husband, vino was at enc time Surrogate Ut
Hugs County, mud Il now member Of Con-
Recss. Four years aSo d limited divorce YVES
granted on the ground that FEHDKR had BE-
cumc infatuated by "a lone and lovely widow.
but the circumstances were suppressed, or
known only to limited number Of frfen0s+ Tho
new application for money irrftated the Con-
eressmap, wlo tsuntcd hts wife, and she calmfy
replies with terrible story Of wrong and
womnn's suffering. After ho yielded To tho
setluetIons Of the willow, he took her 10 bis
bone and put her In the place Of hfs wife, who
still remained In the sana house. Not content
witn encouraging the widow to insult Mss.
yBnpEn, be promptly knocked tho lat
ter down II she demonstrated; autl
80 brutal wcre his physical attacks
upon tho slender woman that crowds would
congrrgate, attracted BY her shslcks OF agony.
Al length be abandoned her altogether, and
went to live with tho widow and her two dauRh'
tcrs, one Of whom ho assigned to his son, II
Years old, for his Amusement. Mrs VzapEh's
story Is a skkening recital ot cruelty and soefal
wretchcdness, and as opening to tho interior
tho loves aud exclteu,cnts Of Congressional life
ID ono OF the most interesting, willis tho most
repuls.ye, talo Of modern society.
, 1877-07-05

tctfDn't 0Hcrn IIonso.
Monroe tfsttt, between State and Dearborn. IN
dcrson1l11n by the Lltsw0fth ZouArca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
rI,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Editor.


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g. THE POPULAR VOTE President from 1924 to 1876
Inclusive.
A. tbs ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
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g. ALL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS of the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New YORK, foot o Lbery-st for Trenton and Pha
depa at 1850 500 $780, l.30 $780, $780, $50, l2Oo
%. ~. aud az 400 p. FOR Trenton.
Leave foot OF Carkson-st at 7l5 $40, el6 llloa m
3:lJ 5l5, HAS , NJ,
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvania Ran
road. Third and BerksSs. at $50. $780, $780, llJV AM
l:30 $780, 49, 100 y. . - ~, a. q
q. m 12:l6, 2:lO. 4:l5 sos p m. ,..,ooo -
Puman Drawing Room Cars are attached 70 the SG a. m
and Sleeping cars Ia the ~ O'CLOCK mo
pirht trains from both Wy ana Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieave YORK, foot llDerly.st auu
Phllalelphia Third ard Berkssts at $50 $3.50, IL D. H.
Tickets for sale at OF Iberyst foot or Clsrksonst
Nos 500 and 94 Broadway at the principal hotels all Oces
the Erie Railway Company in Newlork ara Br9os Nv
No 4 Court-st, Brooklyn. baggage checked HoW
residence to destination: . ,,,,,~ .. NJ. .a.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
NENTRAT, RAILROAD OF NEW- Jersey

{ NEN 1RAL RAlLROAD OF NEW -JERSE1.
~ --hLLESrOWN LTNE.-Fsrry Stations IN NewYork
foot Of LbeItys and foot Of Clarkgons Freight
station. foot Of I4berty-st.
Commencing Jaa. !. fs77-Leave NewYOrk foot OF Lib
follows:
40 a. ni-MAL TRAIN for Pennington, Esston. Belvdere
Bethlehem Bath, Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua, Tam
WKesbarre, Scranton Emra. &c; connects at juno
with D.. l.. = W. X. H.
$40 am.-Mo9sNG EXPRESS for High Bridge Branch
Easton Allentown Harrisburg and the West Mancn Chunk
ramaqua Towanda, Wlkesbarre Scranton Dsnvile, VII
Transport, &C.
Town. Mauch Chunk. WIlkesbarTe, Scranton Tamaqua
MahaDoy city, HazetOn Reading, Columbia, Lancaster
Eplrata. POtisvl.e Harrisburg, &C.
400 m.-For High Bridge Branch. Easton, Belvfdere
Allentown. Cati-auqua: connects at Junction with
Del. Lack and West. Railroad.
.i:SO D. m.-For SOmervio and Pennington.
$3.50 m.-EvESIEG EXPRESS daily fOr Easton Allentown.
Reading. Harrlsburg. aud the West
S3j D. m.-FOr Elstor. go.
g. Is gI5 lO:l5 llI6 M 1910, BIS, 4;l5 0lo, 7I6,
ll:f5 y. -. ,ou.o,. c,,,
For trtios 10 local points see timetable at stations
Sf'SDAY TRAINS-Leaye NewYOrk loot Liberty St. at
points and at 500 p Eaaon Reading aid Harrisburg
NEW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlRT. AND soUAN.
Trans leave Now.l from foot OF Liocrtyst. North
River at S:l5, 1I:i5 a. m, AIS. 5:I5 D. "a.
From foot 0 ClarksonsI al lilo a. m.
stages keyport connect at Aatawan stauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.yoaK. Wednesday. Feb. IA. 1877.

NETWORK. Wednesday. Feb a. 1877.
Scott e. Myers have sold by private contract
two lots, each 25xlG05, on tiftynlntlst', between
Fifth and sixth-ayes., overlooking Central frk' ~.
$4,000. The buyer win erect upon them al eies"h'
The following foreclosure sales took place to-day at the
Exchange salesroom ,,r,
story and basement brick house, Win lou Eass
S2d..t, $50 II OF 2dave, lot lse19ss: John 1885
4 IL E e %cs sPs s,,a ao,n
Of si avc lot cOwey Ia, $4,000
nss sH Il lots each 2'f 20 oas
i62s; aeSseeaj ca%mi y sui;, SON '0O1'
IN 1O%sG y H Ia Tfst s ssia
"'"- '''''B nv T. y. Barnett: .ou
plot of land lothsvs 55ll # of loSths BOX 81 go
sIG1sisi2 A% Hs l;GO1 %y.act Co. '''''
plot adjoining Grove i and the isnS o. Es
GSr rSsn S4xsoo smith 500
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.
4,stst 1ol It Of 2dave 2isiax74; Karolne s,c mn
MsieI 10 !S 9Sr Of 7s 651s3G Murphy and wife 600
iS MfTg HWY 2 war Albert and VIII.
to HYDE; % 10 Mary 4 Prown NOminal
waslngion,ye ana a,hs l2s6a
JgIhs = 10 ~ W e OF Il hUiea'e - 10000
4hsye 25l II ss o. i2'h st. eoNi 10000
l0stltsIss I2s IL S OF zu'''' i''''.i,.. 1000
s"oIt ~ a 100 10 81 Bru0mes, 25xl0J; George nm
Werner and wife 10 Herborger. io'ooo
3Gth st. = ohm oi Nominal
Pittst = 10 IL n OIL 'ran''r .....' $500
3daye :, io6@ IL $ OIL loo''s'' '...... 005O
03 ,d n, : 10 10 = naeSilsae $1,000
55ths I s. doeo IL Oh 1900
e5,hsI 10 'oo' 1890
55ths n p iooi'eoi .........-.. 10000
55ihst E. ls''0 IL OF ""u''' ''. .... 1900
4oth st. i2o jI IL o, S'h ave- - ~ 1926
North Moore st CNo 268i 26xS76; JarVs IN ,.o
ref Ia Daniel Pike...
tOhca!J j. l. 9A'N"h' H''"'' N~'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Avery Sohn '" VI ' Rutsers' demand 5000
i6eIger B; 10 werner, VI 'uHO 800
liiLier =, 20 II M 'onh1on' Il w 1000
McCool' !Ohh anu ""' W ~ '' .,".... 3O4s
luo ~ ~ 81 oyc of iOSth ST year..... 5000
stle 20 s.ine Ken, 10 2,Op0
% ~, AZ einhapit OF 58hs, OF 2dsve 10000
Ni!eT He. .I N, ara ear w.,e' " " % .. TO- o9
ST. e ,n s,nr OF Igth st 81 .Save year. $4,000
i1 Mo pilei nss 40 uI' ll.0OO
NaIcam WV, ~ snfens ycars ,......... 1890
Wliett NJ 10 Z ii"S'H' II " 'o' u ~. $4,000
GonciolI J. Y. SAVAGE. Dopaty Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Trains leave NewYoTk, via Desbrosses and Cortiahd
StIeets Ferries, az follows: - - ~. ., -,
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and sonhW!th
Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 m ana SoO r. m
daily. -, 40 M -
Wiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie hs3op m
connecting Cory for 1itusve Petroleum Cetrs ana the
Regions. For Wilamsport and Lock Haven $50 NJ
For baltimore Washin gton the SOUTH Limited wash
ingOn Express" OF Pullman Paor Cars daily except SUNDAY
$50 arrive Washington i:l0 Regular al s:4O
NJ, q. aud p M Sunday and 1n an ~ % ,,,,,,
Express for Philadelphia $780, $3.50, $50 iJ3U lnitrn
lO36 m J. g. o. a. T. $50, y. and IL Gighf, sunday
$50 7, $50. and Emgran ard second class
7p.m. o,.,o
trains to Newark Elizabeth, Railway, Princeton, Iren
ton Perth Amboy Wilmington Belyidere and other points,
see local schedules NJ all ticket Offices
Trains arrive: Prom Pittsburgh, go and 1890 a. m, and
1910 M, daily llO m and t:oo y M daily except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore $3.50, 300 a. M
4lO 5:l0 and 1920 p IL SUNDAY, 80, POO q. M From
4il0 bio 600 $40 1910 aud 1910 y, M SUNDAY ood'
$40. $50 g5n, 1850 m, Csc, 1910. and 1920 y. m
Ticket Offices $40 and 9H Broadway, Ne Astor House,
aud Dcsbro9ses and corandtstsi No Courtst.
Brooklyn III, 10, and ~ Uudsonst Hoboken De
pot Jersey CITY mgrant Ticket once No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, lrp
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il The NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN RAlLEOAD;-Fars
lower than other Commencing November 10
1879 leave NewYork from Pier North River foot of eo
ii q m for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms River and
vineland. - - ~ ,,.- ,,,...
tswn and Tuckerton w. 5. eNEpkN. Gen. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
Gieamboats ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave York from foot Of pesbrosses and Cortand


$40 g. m. for Washington and the West Richmond.
Charleston South Pullman ParOr IRON New Y0rk
Baltimore and Washington making close connection for
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 81 Louis. Louisville Chicago &c
p. H. for Washington, and for RichmOnd and the South,
G0r.onsve Pullman from New York u baltimore
and Washington
D. m. daily Washington the South and West Pulmans
Baltimore and Washington, making
connections for Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville ST
Louis Pittsburgh, south and Southwest Connects at
Washington with trains for Lynchburg, Florida Neworeans
and the South 80.
and 239 Broad Sew York aud at TcSet Offices, foot
OF Cortandt and DcsbrOsses st and Depot Jersey city
ASK FOR I iCkETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OTTO RAILROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
IN Steamers leave Peck slip daily snndays excepted Tor
New Haven at aud ii n. connecting with ruai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
TIVE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1876

V'IIE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1876
complete and exhaustive the contents Of THE
DAILY TRIBUNE smar to the publication which
proved acceptable last yeah is now ready with the
Index any article foreign domestic letter. book
review art musical criticism. report OF an
important among the Of the day, may be In
stantly found.
The principal titles represented follows
Accidents, Mexico,
ArDy l. Missouri
Bridge, East River, Navy ,.,.,,..
Canals NewJersey
Centennial, New-Yor&,
China Ohio
Congress-. Pacific Mail
Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
Conventions, Political, Police,
Cuba, - 1otnTaL
District Of Columbia PRESIDENCY,
DRAINS, pnson, An.
Elections Railroads
EWlSs @is' Republican Party,
FaYnfrs Rifle Shooting
firanco Rnssia,
Fine Arts. schools,
Florida shipwreck,
Gas Soutb Carolina,
eieimaaT, Tsmmany Society.
Great Britain, Taxatops
inGinha treasury. U. s..
indians Treaty,
insurance. Turf,
jSi9r Vermont.
louisiana Water, ..
Maine. "hlsh! riauuo
Massachusetts,
IA, Iaaer a,so Of area. service searching lts Of
otter paDers eery sle fndeped Is referred TO ty dG as
,eeu as IL location TRIBUNE Price by mail post
maid so cent The Tribune Almanac for 1877 and the Index
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
Brooklnn HeaI Cstats for Sale.

nWELLiNG-HO Nos. Az Wilow-st.,
~ 81 Hckst 40 3D. and o. Nassau 100 and lO2 flne-
nuplest 10 and 1877 WiOughby s., - Iafdyctte-ayc
GORDON l.. FORD, 81 CLARK st. Bro0Elyn
EOR SALE-At a bargain, one of the pleas
L ATTEST HOUSES In Brooklyn, three story ghstoop
with two story brick extension; browns;one 'front.' all I'm
prov6ents throughout and in prime order The avenue If
t, widest ON the Hill The owner moving country
might EXCHANGE for a oil FARM, pleasantly located.
Address Box 1884, New-I Ork POsi-Oihce..
EOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, brown stone
fronte directly entrance o. Prospect PARK Brook.
Iyn for EXCAN GEor SALE Located, 20 and 81 seventh
ave "a aud 80 ST. 100 Prospect place, M Lin
coin place all in respect admirably Located Win
improvements Owner would take III part payment ots or
small houses ROBERT :. BU SSING zOi Montague 81,
Continental 8ulGiug Brooklyn, Broker in Real Estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-15
ERIE RAILWAY.

II WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect
3 a. mIcincnnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Coaches Buffalo and suspension Bridge co.,
lo45 mExpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping COACHES
10 Pass for s f
na and Chicago change also Hotel Dining cars To
Trains Chambers street Depet r. for sna
and p midnight Saturday nights only sundaya, 9l5 ln
Par and Pass4c 7; ;d 10 M sah II GsoS
c IGtS 40 r. - 2 n % and d! 3
nldn I Sundays, $780, S5, 10 m. ii0' 6'so m'
n sP'r 9usas s' G ST. 10 a. m s'i 5 mn
comwa, a. M $3.50 4:sOp Sundays, $50 am
%sEgss C3 ol saD S .sO P H. Sundays $50
4 Kingston Ri $50 D. III; sundays sSoh sn,.
drS aSe tow AS 40 sGna ssn
S sS, No sew Ydr and oswesc Midland
Port Jeryis, 9, lOA5 a mp AGO. p sundays $50 III
No. anu rras leaving chambcrss even or na hours
than above time trains leaving ChamGeTsst on quarter
iaSe twenty rsL al l45 M connecting with
leaving Chsmherssl a. 10 D. a in npaEinc room
and seepns can be obtained aud orlers Tor the
Once Sos 2ss sCi S2S and 57 broadway Coartst
FSts. Trans from tho West arrive Newl Ork at 725
a. NJ 2:iC and 100 IN.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF .YEwJERsEY.
z, s4J 4, iio, $50 $50 7:ao p M agd and saturday
nights only AZ 1880 sundays, y a. m ana O:3o |. n
Manuel SpIng Valley and Monsey, 7, 945 $40 D. M
JNO. ~ Abbott. GEM Passr Agent, New \ ors
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TitAINS Jan l.
lST7-Ieaye foot Of C0rtlandt and Desors az
40 D. m Might Express daily. for East0n Bethlehem At
lentown Chuak, Wikesbarre, ftston saxre EhiL
Ithaca Auburn Rochester, Buffalo NIAGARA ia's' III" 'e
"N' k0igr. H. sAYRE, sup't and thlgr
CliAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoA D.-Commencing Dee. 20. 1870
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; ,,
7l5 m, Western and Northern Express, Win drawing
10 Canandaigua. o. ,o,,s rxnro.. ,,,,,
Rochester and Buffalo; Also through Car
!" 70, ~ on q M Northern and Western Express.
$50 D. m, special Albany. Troy aud western Express;
100 % M Express with sleeping cars for WATERFOWL and
Cananiaieua. Also for Montreal via Plattsburgll -
m Pacific Express daily with sleepingcars tor
Rochester Nsgsra Fails Buffalo Cleveland indianspohs
P,,roads and 10 Montreal via st. Adams
Hoo o. H. Express, with sleepingcars Tor ALBANY ana
v Train. as per Local Tables Tickets for sale at
ONCE No kpace Te5 and sA2 Broadway New-fork,
and 333 Washing ton a., brooklyn. -. -.
G. h. MEEkER. General Passenger Agent
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il ths NEwJEIlsEY SOUTHERN RNLkOAp;-Fare
is7s leave NowYorE nom Pier North River foot Of Req
ii q m for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River and
rauus M Mar
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New Publications.

DHONOGRAPHY.-T inventors own sim
Il pe and perfected system. THE PHONETIC MAGA-
ZINE teaches It. Vol l-chiety in type IL Nos,
81 co.'s invaluable for parental or senstruccn ana or
children and upward Vol H. pocket SIZE 81 per
anuun, Emil OF information and practice. Address
GEO. WARING Phonetic Depot, Tyrone, Penn.
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Gteamboalo an0 Railroads..

RRIDGEPORT ard all points on lI0usat0nic
kD and Eangatucl railroads. Fare. ST. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Caharnesp ll:3O and Bridgeport at
1 N. IN.
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gitn Dropsrlp 60 Get.
Brooklnn properip 60 Get.

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FOR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, 63 New
York ave. Of Aiantcav Brooklyn has all the
mcdern impTOy encHts and 4 nNenient the
grounds handsomely laid with and wiz
be rented 10" 10 good tenant Apply at O2 Johns New
YORK.
Two LEH-3-story brick SCHOOI.-HOUSE, No.
Il 1873 kensen-sti 3stOry brick DWELLING, 40 vii
ouPhbvst GORDON T.. FORD. 81 CLARK st., Brooklyn.
RIO LET or FOR SALE, in BROOKLYN-A
Il completely furnished house most pleasantly located,
within easy waking of and Wall
House 70 feet front, three Stories Laseen and
bed bath buffers pantry &c Entirely furnished
comfort with all the modern
OF a
Occupied owner who viii let RESPONSE party
sell very favorable terms.
Address s. IL, BOX J,534, New.YoTk PostOhce.
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Gonses ano farms rUanteo.

ENARM wanted to RENT-IIour and half
York; 20 TO 80 Address, giving particIl-
lars and lowest terms FARMER Tribune Uptown OGico.
1928 Broadway.
XEANTED-A furnished HOUSE from March
w TO November }. Rent 81 80 per month. Address
FARM, 1887, r. o.
WANTED-GOOd farm, reasonable rent, with
w miles would purchase, II bargain particu.
lars. INVESTOR, Tribune once.
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Pacific N AL
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Eric Railway
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
L Ga. Registered. 1881 U > lou Registered ,,o,
10000. -. ~ .
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10 900 ........ll2a- 10000. ......lO1 3
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