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---Laziness is not always evenly dis
tributed over fellow. You may have
known a great many lazy people, but
did you ever know any body who didn't
use his mouth enough Chicago
Journal.
Nine sewing machines and 5Qladies
were in simultaneous operation at a
Mount Upton, N. r., sewing party the
other day. They used up As skeins Of
thread, 80 yards OF calico, and every
reputation in the village.
They tell Of Burlington elder, a
very explicit and conscientious man,
always given to explain himself very
clearly, who began his prayer last
Thursday night, "Paradoxical as it
may appear TO Thee, . Lord. - Hank
cue.
--"Pa," asked boy, "what is meant
hy Paradise?" paradise, my son.
replied Mr.. Stanton, gloomily, "Para-
disc is the latter part Of next summer,
when your mother goes on visit 10
your grandfather. - Boston Globe.
Whittier thinks $50 a year is enough
for q woman to spend on dress. And
when married man reads this state
ment he goes home and tells his wife
that Whittier Is the greatest poet who
has lived since Homer. N0vsoich Bul-
ltfin.
A young woman recently answered
an advertisement for dining-room
girl, and the lady Of the house seemed
pleased with her. But before engaging
her there we're some questions 70 ask.
Suppose" said the LADY" Now only
suppose, understand that you, were
carrying = piece Of steak from the
kitchen and by accident should let il
slip from the plate to the floor, what
would you do in such casepn The
girl looked the lady squarely in the eye
for a moment before asking, " Is IL a
private family, or are there boarders?"
" Boarders, answered the lady. "Pick
it up and put it back on the plate. /"
firmly replied the girl. She was en-
gagged. ctacinnati Saturday Night.
In his book entitled :. Rambles in
Galloway" Mr.. Harper brings out the
following good story concerning the
Rev. Nathaniel Mckic, minister Of Bal
maghie. MIR. McKie had a habit of adj
dressing personal remarks 70 his audit
ors IN the course Of his scripture read
ings. Beginning one day in Exodus,
he said: "And the Lord said unto
Moses--sneck that door; I'm thinking
il yc had to sit beside the door yersclf,
We wadna be sac ready leaving il open.
II was just beside that Yedam Tamson,
the bcllman, got his death o. cauld ;
and I'm sure, honest man, de didna let
II stay muckle open. And the Lord
said unto Moscs--I see man ancath
that laft wi his hat on. I'm sure ye're
clear u the soogh o. the door. Keep
aft yer bannat, Tammas; and II yer
bare DOW be cauld, yc maun just get q
grey worsted wig like mysel; they're
no sac dear; plenty o. them at Bot
Gillespic's for tenpcnce.' OF course,
after this Interpolation he subsec uently
read the instructions in strict accord
ance with the text.
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The Swedish University OF Up
sala will celebrate its four hundredth
anniversary next year.
Jane Goldsmith, grand-niece Of
Oliver, has just died in the Home for
the Aged in Halifax, n. 5.
In Germany The usual pay TO wo-
men engaged In manufacture Is from
u ~ 70 ~ per week. Some receive as
high as Sc.
Quite an extensive business Is done
by Belgians smuggling tobacco across
the border into France by means OF
trained dogs, who arc intelligent and
swiit-footed, and know precisely the
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safe routes, and where TO take the to-
bacco that Is tied about them.

safe routes, and where to take the TO
bacco that Is tied about them.
A Yokohama paper announces the
circuit Of the world by means Of cor
respondence in seventy-eight days, two
days less than the time consumed by
Jules Verne's hero. A letter dis
patched via America to England was
answered after delay Of three or -four
days, and the reply sent to Japan via
the Suez route, reaching its destination
in less than 80 days.
Lord Derby having refused TO re-
ceive deputation from the Anti Slave.
ry Society on the subject OF the Turkish
slave trade, the society will present adj
dresses TO the Emperors OF Germany,
Austria and Russia, 10 the King OF TIA
~, and to the French President, re-
questing them to instruct their repre-
sentatives to bring the matter before
the Conference now sitting in Constan-
tinople.
Thomas Guthrie once related an
incident which gives striking idea Of
the overcrowded condition of the cleri-
cal profession in England some years
ago. He visited MIR. Nisbet, the well
known London publisher, and saw a
private carriage leaving the door from
which large bundle was given out
On passing this bundle, which lay in
the lobby, Mr.. Nisbet touched it with
his foot, saying, you'll not guess
what that Is? That contains cast-off
clothing for the families Of poor clergy
men OF the Church Of England. | re-
ceive and distribute large quantity Of
them every year, and they are most
thankfully received"
The chapel known as St. Peters
adj Vincula within the precincts of tbs
Tower Of London is now being restored.
In this chapel the State prisoners who
died in the Tower or were beheaded on
the adjoining hill were generally in
TERED, but as they were buried in plain
deal collins without plates, it is some
what difficult TO identify the remains.
Fortunately, however, the present Sec
retary 10 the British Office Of Works
has given much study to the Tower
records, and has been able to identify
some Of the dead, whose names are OK
great historic interest. Lying far down
the nave was coffin containing the
bones OF a woman about 65 years of age,
which are probably the remains Of Mar
garet Pole, Countess Of Salisbury, be-
headed by order Of Henry VIII. in 1871.
Near the altar in common elm-tree
chest, made TO put arrows in, were the
remains Of another woman. young and
delicately made, which are without
doubt those of Anne Boleyn; and not
far from her were all that is left Of
Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, the
father of Lady Jane Grey. The chapel
Itself is an admirable specimen Of early
English architecture, dating at least as
far back as the reign Of Edward III.
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The first Sunday in Lent will be
February Is.
Miss Eliza Orme has been granted
the Joseph Hume scholarship for pro-
hciency IN Jurisprudence in the London
University College. II amounts to E20
= year for three years.
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a new tribe OF aboriginal Indians
has been discovered near the headwa-
ters Of the Brazos, who have been so
quiet that even their existence has
heretofore been unknown to the Gov
eminent or any Of the whites. They
have never asked for ponies or blank
cts. Their tribe is called the . Plato,n
and they number about 500. They
have been living with the Comanches,
and have behaved like little men. Very
recently, however, they have notified
Col. Hatch that they desire to 90 to
Wescalaro Agency, at Fort Stanton.
They represent that they are very poor,
and that IL they are transferred II will
be necessary to furnish them two or
three weeks rations OF beef and q
military escort. They are 10 be trans
ferred and fed 49, Denver N7rs.
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Somebody has discovered bonan-
"a Of 4 cod-fishing ground north Of
Cape Harrison of the coast Of Labra-
dor. 1t Il $50 miles long, swarming
with cod so numerous rs To make bait
unnecessary, and o. finer quality than
ever taken in their usual haunts.
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Wonders which Inspired the Divine
Poems OF Homer-Thc Vessels Esfesm-
ed tn the Heroic Age, Given a. Prizes
tn the Grecian Games.
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RAILROAD.
Am uNiTFnn sTATF = M TiIiiH


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Streets Ferries. as follows:
Express for Harrisburg PITTSBURGH and south, with
Pullman Palace attached $50 a. and $50 y.
daily.
For WiamspOrt Lock Haven, Cory and Erie $50 H.
connecting at CORY Tor 1tusve Petroleum Centre and
OIL Regions. For MlllamspOrt and Lock Haven $40 IN.
For baltimore WasingtO and The SOUTH Limited Wash.
ngOn Express" OF Pullman ParlOT Cars daily except sunday
al $50 arrive Washington 4:lO Regular at $40
a m, /. q. aud P ~; SUNDAY and p m. -
Express for Philadelphia 100 $50. $40 1880 Linite),
1880 m l. T. g. G. T. $50. p. and u night sunday
80 g. Z, $50, ana Emigrant and second class
p. m.
Accommodation Tor Trenton 7 a. m. 2 and 4:iO p. IN.
For trains TO Newark Elizabeth. Railway Tren
ton Ferh Amboy Pennington Belvidere and other points,
local schedules At all ticket Offices
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, $40 and 1890 M, and
1920 M, daily lO and $50 p. daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore ESQ, $50 a
4l0 $40 and 1920 ?. m. sunday, $50, $50 a. m. From
Philadelphia sos, eco. $50, $50 1910, 1880 a. 2 o.,
40 5;i0 go 20 lOlQ and 1920 p M sunday sos
Ticket Offices 526 and ga Broadway No AstOr House,
and foot Of DesbTOsses and COraudtsts No Courtst,
Brooklyn Nos ia, ll6, and lis HudsOnst HObOEcu De-
pot Jersey City Emgrant Ticket Once No Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. d. NJ. BOYD. IT,
General Manager General Passenger "a gent.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
oRr OF NEw-YoRK

oRT OF NEw.YoRK .................MARcR
CLEARED
steamship California Orb ovenstone GLASGOW Henderson
BIS Sanship The Queen Br) Bragg, Liverpool via Queens
nv M city Of Richmond Br). Lotch Liverpool via
easp Carondelei Faircloth Fornandna via Port Royal
c.i 1S Scrtes Freeman Halifax N. $. Clark seaman
s,S,n ssnd Home OBJ, smith, London. J. F. Whitney
sp Victoria CGer COrdes Cork Falmouth for orders
me- her Hornet Hopkins Laguayra and Puerto cabeO BAL
kg S' Ie%y cr) Grote Rotterdam Holland Thoo Ringer
H. SHan. ssyory Zanzibar and market Geo. BoPos'
Bis charles A Hoard CBr) Messenger ST. John, p r.,
LSas5 sSrna Downs, Matanzas Miller & Houghton.
RrS j. R Brown. Foster. Newark y J, Miller Houghton
tI Nm Il. Bowen. Jackson NewLondon and Providence
n schr Gdne G. Brysnt stubbs, BrdgeOwn Bar H. Trow
e slr Pr q smith Smith. Arroyo R. NewLOndon
sc6r LAURA E Messer, Gregory. Progreso Mex II. P.
BIZ s,rr PGng BIRD Br. Mclean. 81 John N B.. Scam
me- esa Ia,ina Bell Aldrch. Petrie Quad, H.
Vs slSr o N Marott Read Bar jam, Nose,
C Sap Fred Brown Hail. Providence H W. Jackson SON.
s,, ,,dromeda lof Liverpool Bureigh Calcutta Nov L.
& 6ese oo Hope jan ant the Equator 29tS in
Ion - 90 S from Ra1Soon for Liverpool; Nov a. samuel
Cuu,adcr seaman, aged % years died OF debility -
Slif S"' S S,IsH = CO. ~" ''-'''
Bar Rebtcca Caruans Johnson Matanzas II days with
al b. Wa,deli Co Has been days north OF Hatteras
y M l-hJ northeEiy Winds
Rsrs Fetsch Gerl Gref. Manik, Aug s. with sugar to
Passed through lOmbar
$ nAd light the Good Hope, and had
Stv. htavy weather off Cape. Put into Table Bay
ne fr meoica Crossed the Equator Jan 10, i'll lon 81
I'M. Ace TarletOn Of Boston, LatTOp, Sagua IA DAYS.
vii SUGAR Grunel MlutuIR Co., vessel 10 Miller d
lja. Was days north Of Hatteras, with light MOI III
,s Tai lear Oun Andre4s 20 days. via Old Providence
VII cocoa Vessels Left at Ola Providence, brig
Ta-r. 3D. Baliim Just arrived
% ~ Andrews. y. b., Britt st John, n b.,
10 q with fish potatoes Ia OrdeT 10 A l. Honey.
,,br Edna HarwOOd Of Baltimure Turner, Nj X River,
Yam l0gNOOd 81. "
smitl /, Co days north of Hatteras with light
nOr.lerv "luts
SER 1de vessels johnson, san Bias Jan. 9, and New
Orea1. with cOcoanuts ana nuts 10 g. vessels
orleans l.. having lost iOTemast IN huril
Fan. oH the Feb 30, lat a. lon I. had heavy gale
nm W lasting th-n veered TO y \. f.. aud
blew lost storm sayssl ana closeTsefed fOresa
lfOr Latest Ship NelCs see Ftfth PAGE
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gfedmbcais nno Railroads..

BOSTON & NETWORK AIR LINE X. R.
~ WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave y. Y, Y.
L. IL i r. Grand Central Depot daily sundays excepted)
m.-Boston Express Arrives: Worcester 1886 D. IN,
Boston, $50 y. BPassengers take this tram at
Jersey CITY transfer steamer Maryand) 1890 IN,
out change
ll35-Boston and Nashua Express Sleeping coach from
Grand Central Depot Nashua, Oidng changes
rlyes Putnam $50 Worcester. 1870 Nashua
S22 M Portland l:2O p. arrives boston Sf5 a.
N BLeave Jersey City rnsfer steamer Maryiaud) 1904
D. m. and Harlem River lZlOam.
W. H. TURNkIl J. II. FOSTER
superintendent Gen1 Passenger Agent
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STONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.

RIDICFD FARE.
Elegant leave Pier 3d. North River fovv ST.
at
Tickets for sale at all principal ticket Offices staerooms
Offices OF Wescott Express Company and at 3o3
Brosaway. - -
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Freight only Steamers ~ River foot Of
PARK place at 430 p Fegbts via either line taken at low
rates.
4. W FILKINS G. p Agt D. BABCOCK, Prest
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NNHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
OF this the Lane Routes recommended
by Lieut aaury golng south Of the Banks on tie
passage TO Queenstown, Ill the year round.
CELTIC, SATURDAY. March TO- 2. m
GEKMANIC sATU RDAY. March H. $50 a. m
AUKIATIC, SATU KDAY. March 81, 500 a. IN.
BRITANNIC sATU RDAY. April :, 1910 p. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER. . -
Thrso steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed IN ap
The saloon. StaterOOTs smoking, ana hath
Rooms are amsnDs where tho noise and motion are
least e riding degree OF comfort hitherto unattanaDle
49, -
Manifestation. $50 and 900 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms SteeTage, t2S
For Inspection Of plans information apply at the
Compauys Offices No. 81 BrOadWa y New York.
r.. J. CORTIS, Agent.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

~op prRMUpA-In steamship Cunina, March flames
usSpsr Mr. Gordon, Mrs Fisher, Master Frank stanton
Vsriiye and tnfant n. Klock, IT, J. Nelson the Rev
n nara Al D. Ludlow j. n. Iuil w. lambert IL C. Sur
- Ioha HaTt. Walter GrCaoon, J. H. Fisher, Mrs Jchn
- II Tnos e Vernilye the Rev. II. {. sexton, f. NJ
goir Mrs Verpangk, Mira Hare. Gustav Il. kappis Mrs
IA .ssli r. e. Webster, G. z. Murray. Jas. Govom.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

. ,-... 6.sl sun .... 554 Moon rses...- 1852
~'' HicH wArRR rHi> PAY AN
49, Hank iO.l6 LOO Hell q. Ferry .l2 %
-'~ HIoB wAIFK THE pAY ?. N
-. Hook 1910 Cows tsland 1857 Hell a. FerrS. Azl
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REAL ESTATE
Nrw-YoRK, Friday. March 2. 1877

NRw-YoRK. Friday March 2. 1877.
The three following foreclosure sales were
made at the Exchange salesroom today
By Louis Mene.
three-stOry and basement ht1ck house with lot NO
$50 sPIlps oS snu Set Vanca ana ss2so
plot Of land n 3 Of Kingsbrdge-road, adjoining land
Same i 6s2er pycsman $4,000
three-st0 basement brown stone house. with
sc Ghih ASsr So ZOO 500
BIZ r. v Hdrnstt
four story and basement brown stone house, with ok
o. & SST an o 900
BIZ scott hyers
four story and basement brOvn-stOne house. with ot
sof Goth lS7 IT OF 3thave. lot l9xltOO o ooo
Sellg steinhardt sZlOoo
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Gin R.al gsiaie for Sale.

DARGAIN FOR INV ESTMENT. - Three
ID double FLATS cheap Apply 22s East l06thst
NOR SALE-BROWN-ST near Park and
Elevated Railroad 5000 tZJ,OOO 10 let, 5000 10
5000. j. ". STEVENS broadway amt j2dst
NOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT on Lexington
ave. nraT 34Ast. No. ~ 200 wide. Inquire at ~
East > that
L'OK SALE-iIOCSES, threr-stOry, brick on
Westinghouse e6,OU0 Jancsi 5000 on West list
ST.. brown stone West 2-dsL, urr story 6nek, th"Wl
600: Gst four tory, $1,000, west 2Jth-t,
1000; est 18th st. 10000 West 3Ot-st three sony
p K or brown also others. Brooklyn Houses ~ bar
NuHuc-, quincy 81
very desirable locations on the ltuL HALL
* ~QCTRES, 2O3 West 2Jdst
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Brooklpu Real gstale for Sale.

DWELLING-HOUSES Nos. - WillOw-st.,
~ Of HcksSt 49, and 50 Ha--au-st 100 md U2 Pine
aUue.t - and 90 Wiliougiby ~ Iafayetteaye
GORDON l. FORD, % CLARK St. BruDKlyn.
NOR SALE - DWELLINGS, brOwn-stOne
fronts from 50 $1,000. Also, platesiass and
brown stone frout STORE. {. W. j. BEDELL Builders.
No. 81 sintrst.. BIOOSyn.
NOR EXCHANGE-HOI'S brOwn-stOne
fronts directly Of Prospect PARK Brook
lvn, for EXCHANGED SALE lOcated 20 and II seventh
ave "a and So st Marksave, 1913 Prospect pace ~ LIN
cOnpace: all new IN every respect admirably located Wh
=. improvements would lake IN part paymcn; lots or
email Iouses ROBERT :. BUSSiNG, 2O4 MOntaguest,
Continental Building BrOoslyn, Broker in Real Estate.
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PICHARD BIRKIN 81 Co., late FISHERS

M
& ROBINSON Lace Manufacturers .wsrehousemen and
and Merchants u wstings and Cannonst, LONDON.
ENGLAND invite the attention and visit from all Wholesale
buyers Of following classes Of goods viz.
COTTON and SILK NETS, MECHLIys. CANBRAYs.
BRUSSELS, &c, Of all qualities and descriptions
FANCY LACE GOODS 10 SILK Cotton, and Thread both
Imitation" CT every class and quality both
English and Foreign.
LACE FALLS, Walls. LAPPETs, NECKTTEs, &C.
LACE and MUSLIN EMBROIDERED CURTAINS and
ANTI yfACAsSARS in every variety and quality
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN EDGINGs and INSERTIONS
both SWISS Madeira. and Scotch. in large variety.
LIssE. TARLETAN. and MUSLIN FRILLINGs and
RICHES.
LINEN GOODS. made up-such as COLLARS CUFFS.
SKIRTS, &C.
FANCY SKIRTS Felt Alpaca, satin. Elder down. &C.
WOODEN KNITTED sHAwLs, TIES. sCARFs, &C
RICHARD BIRKIN & Co are sole A gents Great Brit
splendid GCIPURE LACE CURTAINS. ANTI.
MACASsARS, &c, for which Prize Medal has just been
awarded by the jurors Of the Grand Centennial Exhibition az
Philadelphia L. :.
THE FOLLOWING MEDALS have been awarded to Mr.
RICHARD BIRKIN for excellence manufacture in all
classes Of LACE GOODs-at the
GREAT EXHIBITION OF LONDON. England, In 1851.
Juror in Class XIX.
Also, Il First Class Prize Medal
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION at Pans France in
1855.
A First Class Prize Modal.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF LONDON, En-.
gland. in 1852.
Medal FOR services Deputy Chairman Reporter for the
Jury, and as Juror In Glass XIV
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION at Kensington. London.
England in 1874.
i Medal for services n Juror.
The following medals awarded the house
Fishers s. Robinson, whom Mr. RICHARD BIRKIN -
successor, at the
GREAT EXHIBITION OF LONDON England, 1851.
A Pre- Medal
EXHIBITION OF LONDON. England. in 1851.
Prize Medal for services Juror TO Hr J. Fisher.
EXHIBITION OF LONDON, England, in 1862.
A Prize Medal 70 II. Robinson.
RICHARD BIRKIN q CO. will have pleasure in attending
whether forwarded by post otherwise when
accompanied by remittance satisfactory references
rsNUITION AT TRIESTE.-Rev. K. O'Cal-
lagEan, Encliah CHAP am NJ 4. and silver medalst Ut
the University Of Dublin receives few BOYS as PUPILS
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Droohlnn properln 90 fct.

no LET-3-stOry brick SCHOOL-IIOUSE, No.
Z 1853 Remsen IT,. 3stcry brick DWELLING i9 VII
louphby-t GORDON l.. FORD. ~ Clark a.. Brooklyn.
Tj'O LET-Desilabe HOUSES in Brooklyn, M
node prges 40 lGl Washingtonst near y assam
- and 80 Orange. Of HlCk5-st
Apply to EDWARD SIN PsON ~ Wallet, y. Y.
rg'O LET-On Prospect-placc, brooklyn, near
Fifth-ave. the medium sized three story brick hols5
aud II houses IN good order anu contain IL
rooms each viii be rented low 10 goOi tenants.
ROBERT = BU SIG. 2O4 Montague St, BROOKLYN.
TO RENT. FURNISHED-The full-Sized,
thrrrs0ry and basement brick house, l91 Harrison 81
opposite house is in good order ami ly
fraed the is central ana very pleasant rent mod
crate. Apply premises
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS

- New York, foot OF llberys ST. anu 1907
conan, lcius Jan l. Is77-Traus leave NewYork foot Of
Iincrty-st. A. follows:
% .. n.-FOr Pennington, Easto1, Belydere, Mauch
Chunk. Timaqua, WllkcsD:trre Eluira. sc.
50 a m.-For Easton furnishing MaGch Chunk, rama
NilNrsba.rr WILLIAMSON Gc
ard 4:3O In.For ~Omerville and Pennington
D. m.-For Pennington, Easton. Mauch CHUNK N.-aeS
barre Ha2etOD Reading POttsvllie, Harrisburg
&C.
d. m-For Easton, Bel vtdeIo, and Catasauqua
D 20 D. M. ,!aily-FOT EasOr Allentown Reading and Hgr
nsb.TE.
50 b.. u.-FOr EastOn. $500
lev, lot %, clara sonst 6l5, rs sl5, 0l5 1913
YTi5 m ~ b. SO, All, J.l1. 7 Il. Had p.
For trains 10 local points time table al stations
SUNDAY TkAINS-lctNe NCS-N Liberty ST., al
go NJ u FOR iOund Brook anu lnttrnc'l!ate
EastOD. Reading, and harrSpirg
rrt,,s leave Nswl orKf inlE rarcA &c. rom foot
Of Ibertv IL, al Sl5. ll.45 a 4:l5 Sis lou 1901
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CAMPBELL,

81 Friefsnd, two doors from the Champ aysees
opened by Miss CAMPBELL "a 1rst class Maison 10
Pension situated the elevated and fashionable quarter
easy communication omnibus and Iramway with al
other PARIS. Terms moderate
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RICHARD BIRKIN q CO. will have pleasure in attending
to all orders Forwarded by post otherwise when
accompanied by remittance satisfactory references
VNUITION AT TRIESTE.-Rev. K. OCal-
\ aghan, Englah Chap NJ. 4. and silver melalst Ut
the University Of Dublin receives few BOYS as PUPIlS
Special attention paid hitting students Tor the uYefSueA
Refer A. D. TIAYER, U. y COnsul.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
- Naugatuck Railroads Fare Al. Steamer BRIDGE
POI leaves CataIlnesp at 80 a. n anu Bridgeport al
Il Jpn
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork nom foot of DesorosSes and Cortlndt
$40 d. IT. for Washington and the West Richmond
Charleston Pullman ParlOr from y York
T. and Washington making close connection Tor
Pi..au,l Cincinnati. ST. LOUIS Louisville Chicago, &c.
m Tor Washington, and FOR Richmond and the south
GorclLsvlle. Pullman cars from New YORK 10 Baltimore
and Washington.
D. H. !aiy Tor Washington, the South and West. Pumans
Geees rom York Baltimore and WASHINGTON making
close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville, st
ns Pittsburgh south and South West Connects az
NaIingtu with trains for Lynchburg Florida NewOrleans
% The -Udth
pr Lrough tickets please call at Companys Offices 3l5
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GitD DrcpcrIn 10 Get.

A upper part of HOUSE to LET. AZ West
"a 32ds. private family only every convenience for
housekeeping.
4 NEAT, PRETTY FLOOR, 6 rooms cle
n giant brown stone, with 735 7th:ve. with OF
without furniture prime order laundry privileges posses
take Broadway cars 800 or tio
ITO Lighthouses in very desirable lOca
tons West 1911, Dist nd pa 2ith. 25h, 3" q. and
Brooklyn Houses. brick, frame,
$500 200 Nc"ark, v. j., White Plains fOE
kers, Tappan. and Eanylon Han squres, 2o3 " 2ad,t
I'O LET-Elegant brown stone and brick
HOUSES Mais0Haye. ana side the Park.
three snd tour stories finish. with mirrors Sc;
from ~ Si.,OO. Apply 10 \. woods office North
America Life Company, Il and 10 WarTcns New
York. between II aud clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03
Eoasss ano farms Uanteo.

{VANTED-A FARM, ready stocked, to
w WORK on SHARES. C. H. WILLIAMS 206 and 2Os
West sd II.
WANTED to PENTHOUSE of medium
w size gooI ocatiouOn Hudson River rad not above
TarrytJwn. J. I. STEVENS, 81 PInest, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-03

4 BARGAIN.-For sale or Rent. at Norris
~ town. j. modern COTTAGE Of II rooms, large lot
pleasantly located. -