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New-York tribune., 1877-03-12
Neu i)lbiisailoue.

DANA TEXT-B2QK &c. OF MINERALoGY.
y TENT BOOK or a'N @iAL9GY; After the rila2 o G'
legc. EmbraciE u Ftohsc NJ "a tIysa o%rlh! an !
phrsIca Aiuerl.o by EwaTi DaGa, PHI Curator Of
k.rr,in.y YalJ Coltg NJ III upward OF 500 wool GUS
snd . col,rtd p'a.r. " COh 80.
JOHN WILEY & SONS
u Aston place, New York.
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Gonses ano farms ranleo.

VHTANTED-A strictly first-class, handsomely
w furnished HOUSE in central locations one where
owner vs. in lea Of part OF rent preferred Address j.
q. r., p. q. Box i.31J
NNAN D-UNFURNISHED APART
w MENTS strictly private house In good iocaiity ,ast
side preferred Address HOUSE. Uptown Tribune once
,238 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE
Nrw-yorE. saturday. March 10. ls

Nrw-yoPE. Saturday. March 10 1877
The following bn.incss was tIipsactcd at the
Exchange s4csroom to-day:
Bs WinlHf & Drriea
Soyl st l5o 5t Il OF Bedors lot 25zS' Ross M 81, ,oo
ier-. -''''''-''-.'''' 'gy Johs r. Eogi.
$ r. ara basement % 20 eTGTs d,d a. nGSss S 5zoo S
Joseph r smith r.. jr-e5 . HsyC,.
It9I ~ ne o .Gve. d 25xl0) janrs Oroy s26io
OFFICIAL RECORD or EENL ESTATE IRANHi El'S
SEw-YorR CITY. ,
@ Tui, frcpd Hani 10 Fannie iedpe. $4,000
Boston road Horizons land s5S5l9y ~ ,! ig,Falar
2iih Mari a'S3 ~ s'o' 4 H. ~ > a., ~ si. Nomnal
Sdaye % cor 4:d' - 'Aioo' ''r.''Li 4.545
lCtaa ;s $ 222 ~ q , =, gha't -Hio' 'o. 1880
c!arzeYacs 5, Bob v Of waon2yG; NoT5nG iSO19gOi
q Fnclly l'e $i y5,Sn %s9, ,rostce l. 1900
a%icsert and Vie Aglhony zFiskeTt r;5, 5000
9Ii st. 5d = y9 jl,id s " bc;s RI ' 1900
NasgnY" is & Waf 1 SOH adhal &brs a jSs 100
5Gi9 & s sr SiI Sid /. f 81 ,ccr $500
Msas@;lyc 80 & 4 Sf az" F,oye to iche omnal
lsids ,I ioslSI' J w 10 70, Fagi Spoiori Nominal
i7s is;S Of a3ys sas leSl991; pl Ado.sif Nominal
5Jft aTt; + 10 81 i1s ~ q Nominal
63,,st n : San Sg y Si Nominal
CCacoiu,S' r Il u s'.i, to cara rckrr 1000
T,lo, ave W g. 1902 II of strong 241l35 t23d ooo
''''V
Coucorave 1892 IL O Strongave 2iAIo1 (Z9u ooo
same To same. ''oO'
Nariesst (N9 No, 13Aioo LOUIS -. l2OOO
1oih.st IWrstI. II ; o5.II IL q Of 4tt ii, 22.2E5Hs
Charles - tn jacob Inzer 4>"iindi
l2hsi t"es,, iia n ~ - 70 lanes Scott $500
Brook lGJ y WC>tCheicTaNc, I"JN > t53n
WarD John lIaulOn aud wife 10 Robert Marshall. NOhiha
55l st. g. 92 y, y , W o. E A 5000
'ti 80. =; PI -. :rr,1,, Nominal
II n t. n i ~ I NJ i, o to y y II sWainso $4,000
olh,i; s. 80 M " " VIZ a =, "a ian DE- Iea - 1900
M9rGrs e. cor 0i diSSi T i $4,000
l3l.' 81 $ So s. ioi TI 20 OK, M, Il GTiHg Il 900
i0giciJJ J. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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I and 333 Washing nsI, bI,7IlIl W -,
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE =.
Trains leave NewYork, via DesorOsses ami Cortahus
streets Ferries, follows; - , ,.
Express Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West AMI souH"h
Pullman Palace attached, $50 =. m and s'0Op "
daily. ~. 40 ma. o.,
FGT WiamspOr Lock Haven CORY and Ere ats'bpp ~
connecting at Cory iusyIle Petroleum MR. ara Ho
Oh Regions. For NiliamspJIt and LocS Hay,n $50 n
Tor Baltimore Washington and The Soath Limited ISL
ingon Express Pullman PaTor Cars daily except 9it
9:3o Washington 4lO p m Regular al at'
NJ |, and Sunday and o. IN . N ,o ,,..s,,n
EXPRESS Pbadep'1a, 1880, $50, SiO l'3o il.'uI.
lO36 a M l. t. ., G, T. $50 p. aud IL nlcHL suWp
$40 m B. g. l. $50. and m Enierant ana sec'nd 'i's
Aceomwcdai!on for Trenton, a. ~ and 4:lOp m. ,r,
For trains Newark Elizabeth, RAILWAY, Ihc toh, Ief
ton Perth Ambly Flemington. Bei'dere ahd ohef points
s.n local schedules all ticket Office . $40. - ..
pr4ins arrive: From P tsDurgh G20 and 1920 a ~ aud
1910 D. m daily; 10 aud 90 p M dai.y, sa'.P'
Gondsy From Washing and Baltimore o;'O, J'V a W.,
4:iO $40 and 1920 p. SUNDAY 9S0 W a. ~ sto -
Philadelphia, sos, $40 63O 800 iWiO lI0o o. w.,
40 $40 600 $40, 1910, and 100 o. ~; SaH,ay' 'V"
800 go $50 1850 n. n' $50, 1910 and lJ:-O p M -
Trk.i O0lvps 526 and 9li Broadway, NJ. Astor h0s%
and 4, OF 81 D,sbrosses and COrls dtsts; No Sol'
Brooklyu; Nos IA ll6 AMI lS IudsonsI, HOJoAtni "
not Jersey CiIy Em;craut Ticket Once 20 hS,,' P"
FRANK THOMSON ID. NJ bohD T.,
General Manager. bcneKa iasSehGtt An'n"-
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Adams Levi and wife, Bank FOR Savings, oil . am
lyStis Of Gh.ave year - UVu
same TO sam Il l.St-st, of 6haVr yeir::.' 4".o
Burke dHari. aud wife, 10 Augustus hHDury, No. o,o
yiChs yc i''Vo'
Bopet Pllip wife 10 Adam NorTle corner oo,o.
Of Gre, ne and Spung SIS year.. - Z"'o'
3jiss pa!tt ", and husband, 10 PIcsDytcry 1, oo
cJTs r ni prince and MaliOrsis year. o'U'
Rav Drbor., \, to v N Murchy No 81 Bo"eTyi oooo
Bingham Mary Sarah Bingham. conner oi lst- o,o
ald sch St. - ar i''"
DecSeT T I ,g Irn ave 53d Warij 3ye1rs 1900
s1me to sanS Ssrs Oh Il " ~ 800
sam TO- same corner o' $500
pousnaei o fi e. h,G Ie,g w. " 400
Don gau. Cahanc l., ~ Abraham Do"dnfy, : y Oh 600
7Jii-si. % lst.nye year ....--.-c, oV'
- pS ] q, o y ',l Of Hisrst years -. 5000
same OF BToOmrsi, o. Allen 81; years ',JVl
same To Rai' Of Allen ami Broonesis years 'uup
same 10 sinc g Allen an Brsoine-sis year. 3'OO1
Gill Calarc \. hus and 10 ihos ihacker 80 OF ~
57tlst. " Of ; year ...--,. QUO
Uawrs Eaphrnia 4. husband, 10 sarah Sahds' , o,
q 3ltfs " Of Gtl-aVr; 4 Years S,ooo
hsgnT, lry ni'i1; Tc5T P o'''''' 1905
Uauon john and wife, to John W BOwcrs, Mil Brook ~
(2ld Haisl o"O
AiSes g,S = Of ~ lalSt; Years ......,.... $500
IOWcIal.i j. y SAFAIEr pePhH i''S'S'ei'
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Business Chances.

PUSHING BUSINESS MAN, with a cap
n ita OF 500 to 500, to invest busnes tat viii
pay from tO jO0o0. Cal. at at l0o East Tenth
ST., CIty.
EOR SALE or Exchange for Real Estate-A
I JOG PRINTING OFFICE. doing fine 'sness, in
Southern city. Address WILLIAMS 800 kIugst, Charles
ton, >. c.
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Real qssiate 90 gxrhhiI9e.

EXCHANGE OF MOUNTAIN FOR SEA
IL SIDE REsIDENC advertiser wishes . 10 Gin g5
change his Aence situated two nles from @
teId sitioa mile from Dun'len 'at" III y ew JIS
a for moro season. Long 'I@u'.
Ir fc1re,D The house Las llnTn shed tor suuner
Xix acres of ground barn for four hors and vtgrD3 e
den Welding abundant suppy hra large iamiy LII ,
arrange e azc airy difference IN rell vaiue u' & 1 20
pr.uscs Part : sac residence Stui
II station, and wishing exchange above stated VIII
nel.e address EXCHANGE, station y, P0stOIce, n y
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Brooklpu Real Calats for Sale.

DWELLING-HO Nos. 43 WillOw-st.,
~ ~ Hck.s 40 AMI 81 Nassaust 100 and lU2 Pine
appe ST. 70 and lg7 WillOusiby 81 lafayette ave
GORDON l.. FORD 81 CLARK 81. Br"oElyA
EOR SALE - DWELLINGS, br0Wn-stonc
fronts from 70 90 II 600. Al.c latc-iass and
brOWnst0He front STORE. 4. & ". j. BEDELl BGlueis
NO :}27 smith ST.. Brooklyn.
LOR EXCHANGE-HOUSES br0wn-stOne
fronts directly the entrance Oi fro,pect Park, Brook
lvn for EXCIIANGEOr SALE. located, 70 and 81 seventh
ave- % 5G MARKS 1913 Prospect place ss LIN
coin ace; an new every respect admirably Oca!. 3D. with
all improvements would take part payment ios OF
small houses. ROBERT :. BUSSiNG, 2Oi onagGest,
Continental puildng BROOKLYN Broker in Real Estate.
z OW-PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
for ManriactOifcs Iic!ncIics Chemical Works, NC.
BIocka of os bukhcad waterfront a0 blocks dwell
ings on New0wn Creek adjoining N,wiOrk aud Brooklyn
Terms easy VITA builders loan sat!sfictO
Tily improved. Apply TO - - - -
S. i. SCHIEFFELIN, l7O William st.
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Inruiinre.
fraal \ oiiGes.
WAN WINKLE, MERIBAH w, ct

WAN WINKLE, MERIBAH w, ct al.-Ncw-
York supreme Court, city ana Coaniy Of MewYork.-
James X DOhrLan, plaintiff against Aenbah w. Van Win.
kle Joseph Van Wink Maria Sai,ory IavH,a A. TayoT
and Relecca Segee WIFE, Ham uits, Al0nzO " Batch,
and Johanna slch his vie, Albert True Ella irGe Lila
Rolr Augustus T. DOIrmaun, ana jennie DOir.
mann his wife Cat1ne {. iiOhr, aud Emma ROhr, defend.
relief. To the defendants and each oi
them; You and each Oi you hereby summoned aDd re-
Gured the complaint in ls acton, OF winch a
ana Ia serve 0t your
answer 10 Tie said complaint the suscfhcrs, at Their
oice No no Broa!way. in the city Of NeGYOrK, within
twenty service hereof exclusive oi the day OF
se service; aud II you fail the said COMPLAINT
within the time aforsad the plaintiff Ia this action will apply
10 tc Court epanded in the c0inpaint Dated
New.YOrk City. Jan. "a 1877. .. 49,. -, .-.,,..
BiRDsEYE, CLOYD & BAYLlsS, plaintiffs Attorneys
me sntnmons and complaint the above entitled acon
were duiy filed in the Office the Clerk OF the CITY and County
NJ New ( 0rk on the 10Th day Of January 1871.
BIRDSEYE, CLoYD BAYLIsS, Piaintrs . Attorneya
"a
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Glusiral 9n5Irume'Ils


a FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ very bargains, OF them used but short
hest musicians aud really almost as good az new
fully warranted III every respect
Please call a. the - ~
I lGBTE * ERNST, old house Of Lightc 4
Bradbury ofer their siieu!d PlANOFOHllcS at low
prices easy monthly al II fas ttsL Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
\. Y. BALL n Co.,
- 30. 10 EAST l4TH-HT
Cncs ering Steuw1ys 1nd other Pianos ard Organs los
fOTcasD on instIllmeDfs InG for rent
q GREAT OFFER I'm We. Vii, III I'd st8irins ni-a.
dsposc u 100 nos and ORGANS and second hand
of hrsi makers incuoiug WAl ERs at lower prcea
cash Insaacbts 70 ie uhtl pdd iOi tIan eve? b.
fore 0liercd. WArEE~ GitA NJ. sou ARE, and FRIGHT
PIANOS and O.,GANS NNtLU DING THEIR NEW SDU-
VENII: ana BOUDOIK) ar. tie BEST MALE. 1.Octavc
Paros $lJ0; 7i+ SlG0 not usel year: 2sioP Or-1ns
$50: ii" stops S5S; e" stops 46S 49, stops S75 "lU'
stops 455: 10" stops +laO Not used wear in perfect
der and warranted. LOCAL ana TRAVELLING AGENTS
WANTED. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed Liberal dis
7,acheS Mt1oter., Ctbfcto, LOdQe 'tt sheet
music al hali price. HORACE WATERS SONS, Mann
facturers Dealers, 40 as l4hst, Unionsqnarc, y J.
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gitn Zeal Gslaie for Sale.

HORNER-FOr SALE-Rcnting for IL per
Z cent nj the present reduced much cash
GuI.,d: exchange. Principals please address JAMES
PRICE 20 Huds1nst
GbE1 SnA LARGE three-story HOUSE
- .'}UVs on West l5lh.si. between 7th and oth
aves: a bargain. rutland & WHITING. . beeSnatsi.
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1nsirnfilon.

City.
A LADY going to Europe will assume care
" and education Of family Of children young ladies' Re
tenees Address A b., Tribune uptown omce i<oo Dfo'a
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Drooiilnn propertp 10 Get.

ITO LET-3-st brick SClIOOL-HOU No.
4 lyS KeiGsenst: 5sOry brick DWELLING, l79 VII
'0urrby-st GORDON L. FORD. 81 CLARK ST. BrooAyn.
TNO LET-In Brooklyn, three-stoY, basement
4 and cellar DhoG DWEIiIN G with usgai improvements
80 ferry $2j per month. Apply to = IA IN
DEKiILI, 90 COUTt-st. brooklyn.
VNO RENT, FURNISHED-Tbe full-Slzed,
I thrces;ory ard basement brick house l9i H@rIisos,
opposite Church he hOus, ~ In good order ara lu
tho location is central ani very pleasant feAt mod
crate. Apply preiaises.
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onction Sales OF Real Gsiaie.

TTENTI0N is called to foreclosure sale of
n two o,s land s0Ith east corner OF one lundtnd'
;yrntcths nui FifIhayc, at Exchange slcsr5oni -
fr,5dvvay TIrFSDNY, arch I3. at IL by w. KIN
NELLY Nuaue.r. Land splenrtly lyca-ed, 90 H'r C.
NAV rca ia"riglge. A j. SANGE.N pE'huHs "''oi'
ncy, Ii3 lr0aG"ty.
sonrIs WILKINS Auctionrcr.
BNXECUTORS SALE Of u LOIS on Broad
- vav Terthaye. Fiftydith and Fifty .ixthsts
y H. IIiDIOW & CO. viii sell at auction on fUESJA ~
March H. 1871 ~ ~ O'Clock az The Exchange S'le9rocm
i,re,rav Frni;y u.l 'ing by order Of tho cXe
cutars 0i The estate of MARGARET HOitN,
GOA DWAN- lOs 40 u.ng tlIc north corner ef
together wi The full size lot IN the iear on
ift,-tfti-S. <u,.--.,.., -.
Four on the avtHue and TWO il tie on fityNXlhri.
WEST RI frl PIFTIi. r.iwO lots, north side, 10 i"et
west OF Eignthayc.. each 2JNlOO.j feet.
sixty rrr tA purchase can remain on Donu
and II OH gage tor thtCe wears. ---.. -
~ NICHOLAS f. PALMER, Executor,
JENNA SMITH, EXccuidy.
pie hap9 p9 az" H y y (i0i5)
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Danrinq Nra6cmies.

LIEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
n EEMOVED 10 NO. 68l FIFrIlAVE.
Spring Term commencing Fol particulars serd for Cir
GUAR Private Lessons day.
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V'O PHILADELPHIA,
PFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD -
THE OLD TSIABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT Lis
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trains each way daiy tlree DeP''
philadelphia, twO in New YORK ,..-.., !,
Four Tracks the Improved Equipment ana the fs''
Time consistent win ahsOlutc satfy. -,
Express Trains leave Newfork. Via DcsbrosseS aAa WV
Ian q streets Ferries rs follows o.so
100 3 90 s:ii $3.50 LimitoD, 1880 a. ~. l. T. ~
. p M and IL midnight Sunday, $50 a. H. D. D T. o''o "
:
Eeurni1g trains laye Phi aleiphia 32o 35a IS 9.5,g IA
(flmitod Express, 100 y. ni.h $40 D. % > ~
1885 D. m. and u midnight on SUNDAY 30 3oo o''
a m 4. Z. 1888 y. u. aun - miduig Z. 80.
Trksi ofces 520 and 0il Broadway, No Astor Horse
and foot of Ues!usscs and COrtalGi.s: No Sout 30,
Rr,osIvp. Nos ia ll6 and llS HWison a.. Hohoat9 :
Depot Jersey city. Eagrani TlcSot Oicc No BAtey'
place. - ., d. N. u \ ~ lr.. Gen fasSehs0i No
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Conntrp Real Gsiatc FOR Sale.

ID rS.stlB. water 80 miles by new ilaHcn Elhioali
Lu,e Uarr aud on De sold: owner going 20 C
ioriia rutland q WHITING, Beeknan-st
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6teamboats an6 Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housaton;.
~ and Naugatuok Railroads. Fare Steamer tfpIirc
PORT leaves Cstharnesp st 1l:30 and BIidarnTs
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
S77-Leave dep0ts 0 Cortan and DesbOssessis a.
go D. M igh Express daily, for EastOn, Bethlehem, Al
enjOwn Mauc Chunk WhkesJalrc, Pttston. Sayre Gmra
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buiao, Niagara tai ana 'hs
West. Pulmau's sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'r. H. SANRE, Sup't. and Engr
Easterp Chcrch Cortland; sts
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses ann CrtIan
BALIIMVhL AND OIIIO KAILROAD.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

"
Ferry stations IN Nc" YORK, foot OF LIey St AMI foot
Of Garrison st.. mp town. " ' 4'O'
Commencing Jan. /. IS77Trans leave New.York Zoo, q,
LibGitYst, as follows: ' vi
6: z. m.-FOF Pennington Fast0n, Be{vidpre p.,.A
Chunk. Tlmaqua WilkesbaTe, hlnira, SC ''
sfI a. m-For Easton, Iiarrisburg, Mauch Chunk Tama
qua. WilaesbarTe, WIliamsUOr,, &c. "
1890 a. m. and i3O D. mF0r sOmervle and Flcmlrgfon
] p. m.-For Pennington, EasOn Mauch Chuuk W.
barre 1apaqun liazle1on Beading. Pottsy HarrsbIrs
5:a0 p m, iay-FOr Easton Allentown and Harrisbnrg
6:3J D. m.-FOr EtstOn.
lll5 a. ~ l245 3:l5 f:l5, J.l3. ll5, Il45 q. m. '
For trains 10 local points time table at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-iNaye IoOt Iiberty-si IA g2Oa ro
3:3n I'D m iOr Bound Brook AMI ntsmette poIrt al
$50 y m. EastOu. Reading and Ilarrisburg 1
Trans leave tor or Ambov, sd ~ T. i0rg I,rapcb
q. an Gro *. from foot Lberty-St. Sl3, HAS a ~
4:l5 5:i5 D. flli Clarx on s., HE q. Ia. -
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These frscass steamships sail regularly at ?. from
Pier No. 49, AOIth River, rs follows: - .- - -
CIh haiCh -
Steamship CDiU NBt EDN f'bA !, MaiCh -
unsurpassed For freight apply to
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & Co, 10. Bowling green.
MChtl.Ll.is, IT LING * CO.. Agents in Havana
New-York tribune., 1877-03-12

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY:
Trans EugcwOcd Cllster pienOnt, and Eyack
z 945 A. l l. g. T. 49, 53O ESQ., 1870 and saturday
nights only o. 1880 p Sunday a. IA anu $50 p ~.
Nanuet Spring valley MOnscY, Z, $40 e. - p. ~
JNO. n. ABBOTT. GenI Pass'r Agent, New YOrK.
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R0STON g. NEW-Y0RK AIR LINE X. r.
~ WINTER RARRANGEMENr.-1raIn leave. " w.
as follows: 'PSD
m.-Boston Express. Arrives: Worcester 7.as
Boston, $50 m y. B.-PassengeIs take thls tim NJ
yerssy CITY (tansfer steamer Maryandl 1910 a M ~
Var EN- River l05 Pullman palace though SiSS' S'
out change WIN
1l3j-Boston and Nashua Express. Sleeping coach t,
Grand Central Depot 10 Nashua, avoiding nj gt change
Tiyes; Putnam, $50 a. Worcester, 7;30 M Na,bn.
9:25 m; Portland, l:2O arrives Boston AZ -
n BLe1ve Jersey City steamer Maryiand ion
!. M. aud Harlem River l2I0a m. WV
w. II. TURNER, ]. Il. FOSTER
superintendent Geu1 Passenger Arsn,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosses ana CoraaL
$40 a. m for Washington and the West Rehno,.
Charleston and the South Pullman PaTlOr New w.
TO Baitmore aud Washington making close connection for
Pittsburgh Cincinnati, II. LOUIS Louisville CLcago ~ vi
p NJ for Washington, and for Richmond the son,b
via Gordonsyile Pullman cars from New York Ramor.
aud Washington. '""is
o daily for Washington. the South West Puna,,,
seeDcrs from New ork 20 baltimore and WashnttOn maas
close connections for Chicago Cincinnati I0uisviie
l. uis Pittsburgh the south and Southwest Coneeet. !,
Washington with rains for Lynchburg Florida NeWOresnS
and the South. "S
through tickets, please call Company's Oc,s ~,
and 1888 Broad" NewfOFk aud IIcset Omccs g.,
OF COTtlandt and DesDfossessts and Depot Jersey Civ
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
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Conntrp Rcai Gstaie for Sale.

4 BARGAIN.-For sale or rent, at MOrrStOwu.
~ NJ modern Cottage o II ro0ns ARE lot pia anty
located. >. EDDY, l4J Broadway, Room 81.
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MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

STi.ERAGE. SOS, currency. Drafts ct lowest rates
Sa loos ms smoking and bath rooms ainiships
J0EN G.. DAI.E, Agent, - ard 33 Broadway. y. Y.
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4 VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY FOR

" SALE in Tie village Of TiVuII tol the Hudson
Buehess County =. " consist Il Touring mil mill
PLASTER mill house and barn, together with two gcr"- :"
land well rGted, ail in the Of repair ana heated
arSe sccin Of grain country For further particulars
inquire OF The subscriber, on The place .
fiHGTON FINGER.
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.ORTU GERMAN LLOYD

y sTEAMsHIP Line BLTWIEN NEW:fORk.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECOND-Sf. HOBokEN
WISER. SATURDAY March u ODER saturday. March 81
OSI.I saturday March n Hermann sat. Aprll
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW -lOkk to OCIliAMf
TON, uAVRE. OR BREMEN - ,
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold. SECOND CABIN, 500 gold
STEEkAGi, $50 currency.
Tickets al reduced teS Prepaid SteeTaSe Cef1
Gates, So currency.
For freight or passage apply 10
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Orean 5Ieamers

4 4 for PLYMOUTH CHERBOUEG and HAMBU RG.
IIEHDER Harch ID tiIstA March ~
WIELAND .......Marrh ~ CAMBKTA........-...April
Rates pas Plymouth London Cherbourg Eambrre
and a points m Ensland scotland ami Wales firs Cabiu
gold 800; Cabin, gold SEQ; steerage currency 3d.
kUNIAHDT & Co, e. b. RICHARD * BOAS,
Gcuarai AGENTS. General pissen ger Agents,
Gl Braatst. Sew YORK. 81 broadway, y cw. YORK.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-12

d. Ann CASH. or So, 200, half cash bal
PC,'DO ahee 5000 yoaIiy, for small FAnh Of aeht
main q brick house, with coed
barn, house stables workshop helirv
other oubuings n kinds m choice fruit lie,s aud
suitable for truck farm buildings worth the money. Ad
dress l.. POOLE box 80. Il. stroudsburg. Penn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
The Else I'm Ophir Sfock.

The local curbstone brokers, says
the Virginia Chronicle of the 9th, were
juDilant yesterday over the news of a
strike in Ophir. The strike had been
made, rumor said, on the 1000 level
and assays of the ore went cup in
the hundreds" The San Francisco
quotations of the stock seemed To sub
stantiate the uno Last Saturday
Ophir closed at 1917, while yesterday it
opened at 1874, ven up to 10, and
closet at Is. In these dull times stock
does not show so much elasticity (up-
ward unless there are some good
grounds for IT,. A Chronicle reporter
therefore called on Mr.. Hardy, Super
intendent OF the Ophir, this morning,
to ascertain the cause of this remarka-
BILE behavior. Had any rich ore been
struck in the mine? the reporter asked.
No, Mr.. Hardy replied; no rich ore
had been struck in the Ophir recently.
A good indication-in fact, a very fine
pro>pect-bad been struck in the face
of the east cross cut on the 1900 level
two nights go. What the stuff as
saved he was not at liberty to tell.
Reporter-It is stated on the street
that 1t assays cup in the hundreds"
Mr.. Hardy-That is incorrect. We
have as yet found no good ore. As !
stated before, we have found a splen.
did prospect,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08
A Poverty Gu,ch Incident.

"Misfortunes never come single"
the truth Of which proverb vas proved
in the case of an OK teamster who vas
guiding his team down Poverty Gulch
Yesterday afternoon. First, the wagon
loaded with hay turned over in the
mud, breaking various portions OF the
running gear. Next, one of the favor
ite bulls was taken sick, nigh unto
death, and laid down in the road IN
able I o progress further. While en-
gagged In d%octoring the beast a restless
steer standing close by planted a hind
foot in his stomach and kicked him
completely out OF time, doubling him
10 like a ck-knife. While bowling
around from the effects of the blow, an
other one Of the team stepped on his
fsvorile corn, which additional injury
filled his cup OF sorrow to the bdm.
He had been making some very forci-
BILE remarks up to that time, but his
stock OF vigorous English at com.
mand was not sufficient To do further
Justice to the subject; so he sat down
by the roadside and thought of more
profanity in q shorter space of time,
and looked wickeder at the sympa'
thizing b~ystanders than q San Fran
cisco hickman who sees a five-dollar
load captured by a rival cabby. The
bulls were the only u~nconcarned spec.
tators, and they chewed their cud and
beamed mild surprise at their in.uriat
cd driver. wondering at the cessation
they were enjoying from the proddinG
OF the goad stick.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-08

The handsome tor and brick
structure at the corner of Buel and
Bullion streets, is going up rapidly,
and will be completed at an early date.
1t was the owners (Dr. A. c. Bishop
original intention to erect a two-s'ory
building. but owing to the ~lateness of
the season he will only construct one
story this fall, and finish it according
to the original plan next spring. The
rooms will be occupied jointly by the
Doctor and his brother, Col. w. w.
Bishop, and will be devoted to medi.
cine and law.
Mrs. Asbim's large building. at tie
corner OF Buel and Bateman streets, is
nearly completed. and makes q very
handsome appearance, quite in con.
trast to the structure that formerly
stood on the location. The painters
and carpenters are busy putting the
finishing touches to the house, and
Mrs. Ashim will occupy it with a large
stock of goods in a few days.
The proprietor Of Bigelow's Hall be-
came imbued with the spirit of i'm
provement, and has added another
story to the Buel street front of the
building. He also contemplates sew
eral important alterations to the int
rior. which, when completed, will
make it one Of the fastest and cosiest
places in the Stale.
There he's been no cessation in build
ing operations in other portions of the
town, and the sound of the hammer
and saw is heard from morning till
night. The demand for lumber is SO
great hat adequate supplies are OBJ
tanned with difficulty. and the railroad
is t taxed to the utmost in forwarding
su fficiept to meet the wants of the
builders, which fact is proof positive
that Eureka is In a very prosperous
condition.