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GEA GROVE,

CEA GROVE - -.
CAPE MAY POINT. NEWJEIsEY
A Grst- class hotel FURNISHED, Tor sale or 10 let ,
large furnished cottage on the beach suitable ior DoA1
ing n.tise. .--,.,-., go r.urs
81 20 10 $500 per anDun, tor sale or 10 let - l,,
Handsome drug store, with d"eiLHS ana once N9hmv,
ou ba hing hot and cold seaTster baths WIN
a. modern improvements.
Fh~iblc fOr binding fnr sale low. -.
1his place started only TWO years ago now con-
sIns three hotels nearly 100 buildings and wafer
horse railroad telegraph L. signal and model hiefa'hs
stations, large pavilion. &C., Sc
y liqEOIs sold on the 0IOun1s -, .. .-oo
nisters budl ills year tsened win los ~1r,h sVu
A. WHILLDIS, Presd 20 SoGth trOntst, FhuAdeIphla-
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday. March IS. 1877.
The three following foreclosure sales were
made at the Exchange SalesroOm to-day:
BIZ LOitts MeseiT
gg si ia FlsS. ID Bam ma - 1000
lot West both ST, l75 IT Of sth-aye. 25x99ll
~ X. SIerefsOu, ".
brick stable with lot 4tl-ave, 1915 III OF
lot lGSx6O: sold subject To taxes ana assess
FgIots 10 'iOo' anu $3.50
By Ut1aHs &
plot OF land : Marion ave, 1915 n n OF kings
lO'' ''''A 'lI'."' $1,000
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Same to Emily Hoffman Of 18th al, Of SHAVE; oo
LOpcr. charles = 10 VIM Darling of 2dave OF oo
1llthst years. oOV,V
Same same 3 OF 2dave OF lllthst years.. GU"
LvRgson n9oei r. ana sna w 70 e7aOi
~ 81 9Th Of JJdst, years... l7o
Chas r.. and wife, to Jnuete NurChen, OF
SD St Of 4thave; year 4"ooo
Msh ts, 1Si nf i sns ave. ave- % 1000
hse J% af i i5d awe 70 5000
McIntee John J, to Nathan Bishop of Ave c. n Of 80
1lth-st years. Z,1'o
rT Gi 5aTfh T. ye o WIN u 1000
WemOre Marina f.. and husband, to German savings -
Bank of 25ti. st, OF broadway year 3ZCOo
IOfioial1 j. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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Citp properIn 90 fet.

no. 1913 CROSBY -ST.-TO RENT, for man,
~ uacturng storage or other PURPOSE sIokE 81, n o
Apply 10 LORD, DAY LORD. 70 10 liroad~ay.
J'O LET-HOUSES, West 45th, West 10Th,
East OATH IexingtOnaye. Clinton place East Sth tst
gath rutland q WHITING, Beekman st
TJNO RENT-Three-st high-stoOp, brown
i stone HOUSE, 4jth.st-, Br adway anu oth-aVe
Address OWNER SO Park-pace.
V'O LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES on Madisonye. and side streets near the Park
three stories cabinet finish, with mirrors &c rent
$500 $1,000 Apply 20 J. A. WOODS oile. 10TH
America Company II and 10 warren ST. New"
York. between IL and O'Clock.
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PASSENGERS ARRTTED.

FROM PORT.AU PRIN CE-Tn steamship ClaT,bct March
"A Gcorce 0Malley CasonOva John Jaber, George
Gasop Jacob B. Wells. Mrs. J. Dunlop and children.
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6onses auo farns mantr6.

HyvANTED-A strictly first-class, handsomely
W furnished HOUSE in ceatta! localpai on9 whero
owner board In lieu Of part OF rent preferred AueSs -
O.. f., p o. Box l.3 3.
WANTED. the personal care OF q large
w property. real e-at in New York or STnnei1 s
ma erals repairs Insurance, &C. and can secure ss
CO." t-nans immediately Highest references gwen Chares
TT,asanaiI@ Address REAL ESTATE EXPERT, No. 500
Union ST. Brooklyn.
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Coun!rI Real Csia;c for SGlc.

THE CHEAPEST 80 ACRES in Iowa Tor
Il SALE on easy terms Address h. l. lLl-D As"'h wv"
rEARRYTOWN.- beautiful double house, hot
al COLI wafer hath ros.t every convenience. pie
tufe-onn view sTrinr water nsh pond fruit &C G. PAR
FRIDGE. 20 BIpad-si.
dan nna CASH. or 5000. half cash. bal
,b,VUO ance $500 yearly small tIM OF lsht
acres East Stroudsburg Penn one iie run m ns
On IL main a with uVe rooms ~
order barn house aui stlble Worssho? h"hher an
ber otlutiurs IN KINDA choice fru trees; rcA lalu
able for a farm buildings worth lhe HohsS A
drcss r. POOLE. Box 50 T.. ~tro ics5urg, Penn
9i SAE e 6l SoP an fs'@
ncicui honrs from Grand Central De7ot LaSe houSo
and rrolncs Address CONNECTICUT, Tribune OHlce'
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.,n -seS SOC sun 900 Moon sets. .-. 9;OS
-" ZEN wA1R IHI- PAY A.
SANDY Hook 900 Cows 949 hc q. Ferry llS
wArIK DAY r. n
g.ndy Hook 1906 Hell u fe1T1lI'0o
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

4 GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -. :,
Trains leave NovYork, Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Express Pittsburgh the West and Sont with
Pullman Palace car. attached, $50 M, and $50 D. III
daily. "a az. -
For Wiamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie atsJO n
AZ Orry litusyle Petroleum CSutre and the
OH Rsg.ons WilhamspOrt and Lock Haven $50 y m
For baltimore Washington. and the south, Limited ASH
ipgo Express Of Pullman ParlOr cars daily except sunday
80 a HI arrive washington 40 p m Regular aJ olU
a m l. T. and . D Sunday anu D. N. - M -, -, >,
Express for Philadelpua, 1870 $50 = - lY3U Linuthl
1885 l. T. D. q, Z. $50, p II. aud y nlEhI SUNDAY
d, !, $50 and Emgrant an' second CLASS
pm. -.-- =. -. o.,,.,ou
For train. Newark, Elizabeth, Railway Prime ton Iren
ton Perth AmhOy FeHUgtOn Bevldcre, and other points,
sec local schedules a. al ticket Offices 800,
loo M daily; lJ:lO and 900 D. NJ, hy. except
Monday Prom Washington and Baltimore $50 300 in
4lO DO and 1929 M sunday, 559 yo! D. III, IRON iron
philadelphia 5.O5, GO $50, $50, 1910 Il0O u M : u
10 Ia $50 $40 1910 aud 1920 p M sunday 300,
Z 90 $50 800 1850 a m, $50, 1910, aud 1910 p IN
Tck., Offices. $50 and 9it Broadway NO AstCr House
a.. flot De.broAe. ami C0rfla.GtstS No Courtst
IA TO- ami llS lIuds0ist HODokeh DC
S''ERATK THOMSON -. NJ BOYD IT,.
General NJ ,uacer. General PASSENGER A .eDt
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Gtcamboais ano Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.

IRE RAILWAY.
II wlETEE ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS. in effect
: q. cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
io5 nExpress Mail for buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
Peee E1PF sS for N tss ws ses gsG
AMI Chicago wlthous change also Hotel Dining cars 10
Traits leave Chambers street Depot n. Y, for
AND ~ ndDt iaG SATURDAY 1,I nights only Sunday H.
Rafhslfnrd park and Passaic, 8, 7ts 10 m, y noon
$50 10 M "a s; s nj 10 'n oi Z midnight m IL noon l45
5 is ssS 8 5ia ga S Is 60 g. sIe M H.
suforn g. 7;I5, 1915 a. m, 3i5, g. g. M, IL MID;
night sundays G, $780, 10 m, i45 $50 p N, and II
Corasal. 8 a. M, $50. 4:3Op M sundays s:3oa.u
Ssssursh o Io45 H. $780, 43op m Sundays $50
Kingston $50 D. m. Sundays, $50
Goshen. g. AS. o. lo45 800, S:i5 i'o, sun
days $50 10 |, M g 49, p III AZ I'm m Sunday,
$50 10 Tas M and 80 Pom train. s9a
J.ryts ., lO;.5 430. D. m sundays $50 ~
frsS, cham6srsst on even or half honIs
before p ~ Leave tr,ns .syin s. CHAMBER, st. on oaarie
bsn. Twenty thirds thirty minutes earlier Boats
trains leaving ChaInbersst at 10 p m and ~ midnight
a SS f Se and h orders r
G.Gcks q assage nay be Vert S the
BROOKLYN ana a. the GompaSys DsP9!. in Ssv1Ors at 1875
q. i n.i @.io AID 7'55 5' ?. N.
SoRTHERy RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY;
Trains leave for Englewood Chester Piermon ana Syaes
i 4, 4:iJ $50, $50 1880 p m, anu saturday
nights only a. il:3s Sundays a. NJ ana go p m
Nanne spring valley MOnsey, 7, 9s5 a m, 40 D. M
mo \. ABBOTT. GEM Passr Agent. New YORK
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81
~ Stesa.s leave Peck alp daily SUNDAY. exceped LOT
NV-Hsy,p ~ and i p. H., connecting win roah
EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA Doom nenclsg Dec. rs, 1870
through win leave irand Ceatra Depot: "a, ,,
us H. Western and Northern Express, with Drawing
Canasdhgua - - -. ,-,.,,
drawing room cars to Buffalo Also Through Car
ST. Louis. 49,
II o. m northern and Western Express.
$50 D M, -peciIl Albany. Troy, and western Express
srriv9s Buffalo, 40 A. IN. --- a.. ,,,.,...., .t
500 D. u Express with seeplngcsrs Tor Waterto"h anu
Csnandai.ua Also Tor MONTREAL va ,r, ,.
Rochester Niagara Falls. Buffalo Cleveland, Indianapolis
ana Toui.yia. also Chicago both l.. :. and VI c.
Railrna,S and 10 Montreal ST. Adams. ~ -
HOO D. m, Express with sleepingcars lot Aoahy' Hu
Troy - -,, ,,.,-... t. ..to =,
2,I JSi aud Broadway ami WescOtL Express Co.
Office. No PaTkpace 1Sj and SAG Broadway New YORK.
and 333 WsshiEgtOnsL BrUOsIylL .
- - - q. B. MEEKER General PASSENGER AGENT
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFEl


Rdge-st 3 100 n Of Delaney IT, 26xlOO; Eeazer
row and Sire 70 Yin, g 'steTiine -. n ominal
ana Sifs 10 Henry K % an s12 eco
Holman ",' 10 10 i'-y = - 1880
i25d War James % j DIVER We to Jas Gooisa 49, 500
CannSshaM am and vile to Thos Z Foran 5000
Cumias and wife To- jas K cunning .......... 5000
selsS aad Vito - To n Becker 10000
Adams and 1ife to JESSE A. ADAMS $500
1dams and Vic 10 10 Jesse Adams 'lnn 255Oo
Il D. 1lO II Oh ooa'e 1900
I2Jl,si = :. lis A. u istayc 20xi00ii; also ist-
ave- u tn o. 2JIh 81, 24SX75i Frederick AdhOus ~ oo
ana Wl.e % James Frame. ZUOUO
"ihasnilage rua irregular, % part OF (Z3th ooo
~" ard John B1ggs 20 Philip Dufey .-.... 5'VVV
Ward. same To- same INV u-'. paw -. 1000
Grshtave :. IjOx25O (24th WARD John Berrian go
snd vile 20 Louis SprOat oOV
Cunningham and wife TO Thomas Fofs2 1900
iZth-st - 40 IL Of lstaye. 2OxlUO II also lsi-
ave- ~ Of 29th-st 2ISS7j; Maria frame ana M 600
husband 10 Frederick AiEOus. ZOOOO
= Kelsem Il RIO 10 RoS 81 It S Hayward $4,000
oppcBGencr and wife 10 Loaiss Brigham $4,000
ae1 Stewart to i n Hilton ' 10000
Canea and others % ominal
lo5 John Marshall ana Niis 70 Mary aarsha 1900
IN toJoaina Nc X eo. Nominal
Walker 10 sane ia II > u 0-4'' -' .1- $1,000
IoresLI J. Z. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
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Gitn Heal Cstaie for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET-WATER FRONT,
suitable ward any business Inquire at ioot Oi
Twenty -nmth-st., East River
TOR SALE - DWELLINGS, brown stone
fronis from IS 10000. Also one paieg and
stone front STORE T. * W. J. BEDf-Ll- bulIueIS
No. 3Z7 Smth-st.. BrooAIyn
FACTORY 217 WEST 36TH-ST.-SELL or
Il RENT FIOOIS co by 125 feet, suitable for
pianos carriages, laundry, or other business.
'' C. PARTRIDGE 1919 Broad ST.
G.l~ SlA LARGE three-stOTy HOUSE
ID I .stUU. West l5thst, between 7th and sth.
ayes; bargain. rutland & WHITING. . Beekman-st.
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-NO cure no
- pay Cooking lances that heat the rooms above; war
ranted. LII GRIPPEN & Co., Sd ave, above 23dst
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OPTICAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MOkIGAGES.
81 Madison ave se wears 5000
cenTsst ga ward, ' ear @ GOOO
q Magson ave u yoS l''- " $500
u i$5iss q ED e1 Ward " $500
Of istsve year $500
Nsasi Of ASns s ,,s 10000
st between sl and atl ayes 'A'on"' 1000
ase 70 same 4Gth ST. bet sth and gth 1900
p q M9dschS Of PiFesI y 5000
p nsy = years "..' 20 " SWAMI 5000
aStAayO I9sOO
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.


nWELLING-HOU Nos. AZ WillOw-st.,
~ 81 Hcks 40 81 and 80 Nassant, 100 and log Pine
apples ST, l79 and 1877 Willoughby "a Lafayette
GORDON L. FORD, % Clark ST., Brooklyn.
L'OR SALE or TO LET-A three-stOry high
4 stOop Philadelphia brick front HpUSE; all improve
especially desirable for invalid being heated by hot
water may be evening Apply Mt premises 100
Dean-st, Brooklyn: at 1S2 Centre-st- New-YorK.
E'OR SALE-A three-stOry HOUSE, with all
4 modern improvements. including furnace, baltimore
heater range &c and cold each floor house Is
good .ituated in the finest location IN the
within MINUTES walk Of Terry ;2ZXilNlOO
viii sell and o4 easy terms Inquire Of owner
A.. II. SMITH. lis Chambersst
COR EXCHANGE-HOUSES, brown-stone
tho entrance OF Prospect PARK BrODk
lyu for EXCHANGED SALE. Located 70 and 81 seventh
and Mark lj3 Prospect place, sSl LIN
respect admirably located, with
All improvements owner would payment lots or
small houses. ROBERT = BUSSlNG, 2O4 MontaguoSt
Continental Building, BROOKLYN Broker IN Real Estate
TOR SALE or to LET-Private RESIDENCE
BROOKLYN extraordinary sacrifice located Ia one OF
the within walking distance OF all
feet WIDE three STORIES basement
and attic wassianas and three water closets
sleeping apartments two paTlors anu
dinngroom and buffers pantry frescoed through
perfect occupied by who Is Obliged 10
reside IN Europe Price, $1,000 with fixtures Address
81. >, 1884, y. y. Post once.
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furniture.

INGRAM and Stair Carpets, 20c.; OiclOtls,
3uc white blue Blankets, Horse Blankets
Rubber Blankets. ANDREW LESTER Il Co,
II 10 West liOustDn-st broadway.
Il ISS PATENT FOLDING BEDS-The best
articles for dwell!ngO busness-in Tables Bureaus
Desks require very small space has drawers, book
case &c useful besides all beddihg placed IN has ap
pear OF bed Manufactured by T.. KISS 52 Princes;.
DARLOR, DINING-ROOM, CHAMBER FUR
4 NIrU RE: upholstered and Ifckharit's Sofa
Upright Lounge BEDS Closing sales factory prices
100 West 21th-st
~ G.. SELLEW,
Il Manufacturer OF
DESKS,
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
No. 1913 ~ ZIONIST, y. Y.
FINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DESKS.
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RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS

~ Ferry stations New YORK. fooE of ID.rtyst anu foot
OF ClarksOn-st., up town. " - -. H.. oil,
Conmencng jan l. Is77-Trains leave New-lok, foot Of
- n a For Pennington. Easton. Deyidere. Mauch
Chun. Tamaaua WllkesDaTre, Emia, &c. .
$40 u.-FOr East0n. harfiHDufs' hdh0h Nhu"h' AdN
qua Wilkesbarre. WI llanISiOri, &c -, p, -. -.
finsna IA and so D. u-FOr SOIerylllt and Flenlngpn
n mLFor bennington. Easton, Mauch Chunk. wilkes
hare Taraqua IiaLlrOn, krang, PotthFlt hArrsOdfs
a m-FOr Fastin, Bel yiderc, and Catas3uquA
20 n m daily-FOF EasOn, Allentown, ANA HaiflsOuIg
S:.;5 y. rn.-FOr Eistan .. r,r -, CO. ~ 1o.ts
49, n, Lac 81 4.lj, j;lJ, 40, ll:iJ p M.
~ trains 10 local points time table At stations
STSTIV TEATSS-Lsayo zoos LiDerty-st. ~ $50 a. m:
cqI TO- m Tor Bound Brook and intermediate points and
al j3n n m Tor EastOu. Reading, and KARLSRUHE A
rr,',. ieave for er AmDuy, Ped Bai K, Long brahch
q Ia 90 sr rom foot Lbery-st- SlJ, lIij Ill.,
AS 5.l5 n M; f,lI larA-On So 10 a. N.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BHOOK ROUTE.


BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
iOrE, foot OF Liberty for Trenton ana tla
dspLla 100. $50. 49,. go 1870, 3.3o O:5O l-oO
D IN and q. 400 y IA. 'or t.oStln.
Leave foot OF ClarksonsL al 40 3D. ID LILO '"'
leave Phlladelpnia from North PeGnsyiyania Ran
road Third and BerAssts at 49, 500 V;Jo loO ALL
l30. $50. . 20, 10 p. M. - .o 80 ooE a,n o..
Leave New 0fN NJ 4;-o' o'f0' 'V'' ''4 '''
M 1913 2iO. s:lj, 500 ?. ~ ,, - e.. q. IN . -,
pm man rayIuc Room attached 10 tae V' a. N
sleeping - 'iD'A "iu'
rIobt trims from both YORK ana l'hlI !ieiIl -,
SUNDAY TRAISS-LeAye Sow YORK lost lAbo,' ~ anu
Philadelphia and Berks SIS a. - ~ - - y "a
rirkes fnr sas AZ o; Liberty S. oot q" Gar
Nos 529 ami Broadway, n the prhcipai ho' az
Courtst Brookyn baggage checked rom rtHlIen.o 10
destination. IL 4 BALp"I'. w, ~ 80
+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -
i IAKRANGFNEsT OF PASS OhE Ii.AlNo Jan. l.
ISTT-Lea lepots foot Of COraDdt ald
80 o. NJ Express daily for Easion btthlehSn Al
lsutoyn Mauch CHUNK Nikesblrre Ptt,OH axte IihiiA
Itbac, Auburn Rochester, Hunao Nlassia FAi'S @" TAG
Pullman sleeping coaches s.lAche. -.
ROB'T. II SAY az sup anu rsns
General Eastern otce Of Church d u.s.
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il the NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
lower than by any Commencing November -
1875 NewYork from Pier North RIVER loot oil lee
ST. -, ~. nj. -.
Vineland. , -, NJ ,,,.-
tcsn. and Tuekerton. B. sNkDEN. Zen. Aan3soi'
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u SAFE in tIe v.age OF TINOLI ION INC HulSonl,
Duchess County y y consisting 1f Touring mil r.
plaster mill hoBse and barn. together with two acres OF
well lrua. all in the best OF ami located
large Oi grain For further particulars
4H4U'i' "a 'A0 ' VrASHINGTON FINGER.
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G. SiM TO RENT, ut NORWALk, Conn,
TVsTVOs from Apr ], the place known As HOME LAWN,
pisaHtly situated Bedrnavr slightly ceyaie. 0Ind
comprising lconmO-ous HOUSE, BARN, and other oEtbuild
ngs with about acres Of Ian IN saTen, lawn fruit, sc
House contains II rooms urllce Gas water Scis within
minutes walk Of steam and hOrsecar GeO OtOicc schools
and churches in Of the bedutifi: in New
England. Apply 10 FARNHAM. BISHOP q CO.. 80 ETOadst
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stsamboats ano Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HouSat0nlc
ID and Naugalir< Railroads Fare 81. steamer BklDGE-
PORT caves Cath.rinesp ll3O and Bridgeport a.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These 1rstclass steamships sail regularly at p. from
Pier Nc. ID. North River, follows:
steamship ely DE. RDAY. March Il
Steamship COlU MBUS Ed ESDAl, March b
Accommodates unsurpassed For fret t apply TO
WILLIAM T. CLYDE & Co.. No. q Bowling green
ACkELLEB, LULING & Co. Agents In Havana.
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EOR SALE-A small FARM, containing %
i hours from NewYOrk- inmates from SOmers
Centre Depot Mahopac r. high ground plenty Of shade
trees ami very healthy good buildings all i'll repair fruit
OF all kinds If sold before March -, IL will be offered at
auction ON that day Ouehaf the purchase money
main on bond and mortgage at per cent. Address
MARY W. GERRIISEN.
SOmers Centre. Wcstchcster CO., n. y.
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,ARM Al FLTSHlNG.-D. NJ. HILDRETH

sale lease his FARM ut Broadway station
Flushing 81 acres, abundance o. choice fruit including
O apple orchards On Long Iaaad. Dwelling
House with all mOdtIu Improvements. Douglas Point
water, perfect drainage furnace &C. &c very healthy
yards the depot, nile from the Town
Hall and in the crcn from the City Hall, EewYOrk
property particularly desirable Tor city gentleman with
taste for breeding fine horses
Apply the premises or at
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improvements for SALE. small twOstOr house, eight
rooms back stairs furnace waiter stationary TUBS
&c acre nicely planted: lawn crOqUet ground grapevine
&c gas and water pipes and connection $1,000 bal
91cr mortgage Address X. O. Box 80, Tribune Office.
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an Picket Comnnny's Line
MAIL STEAMERS.

tsrmA
srEERAGE s2S, currency. Drafts at lowest rates
Saloons, satcrsoUs. smoking and bath aidships
JOHN a.. DALE. agent , and 30 Broadway. y. Y.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.-THE
" GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANHE
CALLING At PLYMOUTH %. b. for the landing OF passen
gers.
VIII sail from Pier No North River foot of MortOnst
every alternate "Wednesday beginning with:
LABRADOR, SaDgIer. W EDNES DAY, March 81 $50 In
For particulars Address
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old DOMINIOE STEAMSHIP COMPANY

hLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Sailing from Pier -, North River. -
For Norfolk city Point, and Richmond TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS. ana SATURDAYS, a. =. m, c"nnect.Lg
virginia and Tennessee Atlantic Coast
Limo Penlons Line Chesapc Ohio Railroad and
vita the Company, steam lines eOr points in North
Carolina aud Virginia.
S5wbern and Washington, y. G. via NORFOLK every III ES
DAY. III L H. DAY, and S.iTI RDAf.
Lewe. Del, leaving Ncw.IOrk MDSDAYS and TIL Z RS
DAYS D. H. connectln. with Delaware aud Mary land
~!
Passenger accommodations unsgrpas. ell.
Through tickets and bits u atn9 10 all points as
Insurance 10 SOrok. per cent Freight
received daily a Pier 81, Sori River.
General Offices. 1871 Grsenvlch-st., view YORK -,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY:
Trains leave EnglewOOd C0ster PermOnt aud Syack
et5 M l. 3 l. 4:io $50 $50, 7:3O and saturday
nigLss only il:3s Sundays. A. N and $50 p M
Nannet spring valley MOnsey T. $40 a M, 40 D. N
mo \ ABBOTT GEM PasS'r Agent, New YORK.
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TT'O IEA-E-At QuOgup, T. l., Tor a ttlm OF
year, the RESI- NJ r. and part OK tho FARM " tho
late John H. Post hours New YORK by Long Island
the station the huu-e Outbuh!lngs ana
grounds ample for large family or boarding the ocean
i. within O walk aHd also
ShiuuccOck Bay facilities Tor sta battling, boating FISHING
f0wEg unsurpassed pleasant surroundings AM has ever
been uotrt, and pUpulI resort
roo PARTICULARS address " NJ POST Room TO- No 80
nll nrk.
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Counlrn Dropertn 60 frt.

AT New BrghtOn.-TO Rent-Several line
n Houses clarmiugiy located; modern improvements
stable fruit garden &c unexcoptionahie negDborhoNd
JAMES VI. TAYLOR = Finest
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Al CROTON LANDING.

i 7 ' y
~ desirable FARM Of PC acres suitable for GeDtlemans
country residence. The property IL located the west side
of Road mile north NJ the
station extensive views 81 the Hudson RIVER
The land with apples and other email
fu,s and is all under cultivation The buildings
good barn Tee house. oler Outbmdngs the house cou
The VII DE sold cheap FOR
pzrriculars address EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Office.
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~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot OF SECOSD-r. HOBOkEN.
WE5ER SATURDAY. March II ODER saturday March -
NOoEL, saturday. March "a III rFMANN Aprll
RATES OF PASSAGE IRON NEW YORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON, uAVRE, OR BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN, 800, gold SECOND CABIN, 500, gold
STEERAGE so. currency.
Return Tickets ut reduced Prepaid SteeraSe Certln
cafes, $50 currency
For freight OF passage apply to
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-10
Our Romantic City Marshal.

After reading the following article,
copied from Marshal Hawes's record, in
regard to the Fourth, everybody will have
to admit that Rock Island has a very
romantic city marshall
July 4th. 1877, drew an immense crowd
to the city of Rock Island, attracted, first,
by the natural beauty and loneliness ofthe
city and its surroundings, surpassed by
that of no other city in the Mississippi
Valley; which, together with the we'll
known hospitable disposition of our citi-
zens in general oh!l and the courteous
and accommodating ways of our business
men in particular, has given Rock Island
an enviable reputation as an excursion
centre, and a pleasure resort. A
secondary consideration was found in the
desire of the multitude to witness the
sham battle, gotten up by Proud Mo
line" aud so extensively advertised as t.
draw thousands to the battle grounds, a
the eastern limits Of our city. This
together with other attractions, such a
the big Methodist pic nie. steam boa
excursions, etc., filled our city to overflow
ing with well-behaved and orderly mas
of humanity, who, when the night shade
fell, retired to their homes, a well sal
isfe0 ~ but a thoroughly tired
people And yet, with all the crowd, n
incident occurred worthy of police notice
and not single larceny or case of pocket
picking was reported,
AH reUoir Independence Day, the lois