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HAS SUBSIDIZED IN
A BLAZE or GLORY

And tranquility reign. supreme. Seres-oncs
tense with ears nearly deaf, brows aching--now
need music. sweet and low, soft breathing sum
mer winds, resting the tired spirit. How appro-
pirate to select few pieces Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
OFFICIAL REPORT ". T. MINING STOCK EX-
CHANGE SALES. DECEMBER IL. 1877.
THIRD BoARD-2:3O p. VI.

TUESDAY. Dee. 11-P.M.
The upward turn in prices, noticed at the close of
Yesterdays stock market, continued to-day
with varying success The opening not par
ticularly promising because the first movement ex-
hibited decided inclination toward lower prices.
But Western Union was n notable exception TO the
general rule both in the early and late trading.
Starting AZ 77ll the price of the stock rose to
1888 on the covering of :" shorts because OF
the various rumOrs of an extra dividend
10 be paid, in the shape of an issue
of stock at 30 per cent paid up. However. III the
late transactions. when the stocks in the general
railway lists were selling at about the best prices OF
the dav. Western Union was barely steady at 777s.
Lake Shore opened at $685. and declined To 5S's, but
later advanced 10 and closed at $685. Michigan
Central first sold at 3D. and then rose TO 56's
FjG5s Central aud Hudson sold at lO6's lO7l4D
1O7 Erie was uncomInonly active. and. as usual,
at variance with the tone Of the market.
Instead of rising with the market, it de-
cued from 9ss to 77s but closed with re-
coyery of l per cent, at o's. The granger
stocks generally opened at a decline from the prices
of last evening but steadily improved Even the
report of the earnings of the ST. Paul Company for
the first week in December. which shows decline
Of II 900 from the small business of the week
in 1876, insufficient TO check the upward tend
ency OF prices to-day Things OF that sort frequently
work in that way for a short time! ST. Paul COM
mon sold at 3ias l4035. and preferred at 70lsD
71lsG 703i Northwest common at 33asG34l4. and
preferred Mt 6ll2065as; Rock Island at 100laa
1O07sa 1908; Illinois Central $50 at 72liG72le
and Chicago and Alton 400 at 7s.
The speculation in the coal shares is again becoming
tame and dsprited Only $500 shares OF Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western were dealt in to-day, at
prices ranging from 507sa50ss to 5llsG50Os; and
OF Delaware and Hudson only 81 $50 shares at n
@52d5IG51l2. But just before the close.
the price of the latter was bid up 60
50, without sales. Morris and Essex was
dull at 7slia7s, and Jersey Central neglected
at 14ll0137s. The plan Of Mr.. Gowen for new
| coal combination is generally regarded as mprac-
ticable but it is difficult to forecast what will be
done by men hen in desperate straits
The market closes firm for the general list, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
LLTERARY NOTES.

The works of Gerard de NeIval, a teilo"-poe'
with victr Huso. Iltoubic Gaupcr' ana .n' ',ns'S
WHO nad tac epoch Of 1870, are now to be collector '
PUBLISH. d tl PARIS. 4,
"Dosia.~ by Henri GTevillc," under when
non, 10 mn, nc ~ concealed the oame OF luSsbh i"o'
Nil h, added 10 Estes q Laura,'s Co5Ten serSS o.
r.vc> n !s Translated i.oul iAe ticue bS MS MARY
Me- sherwood -,
The latest form of the English Christmas
,tory i. the publication, apart from any HaGazne oil
"p T. rraucilca's Christmas Number oJ lS5l, Gy nc
an lor hrscl: Tac title II the story Is " Ia 'he D'A'
in s, ven Watches
Mr.. Stanford, the London geographical pub
fisher Is issuu series o. hands books OF geography
AMI travel. sui..cstcd bt HclWaids Gcrnan %orN Oh
'sThe EIrtn aud Her TCorle' Ties are meant 'i sVi
e~,i reading The volume OF North America j. 70 DC
edited lN Professor Hayden.
The priced catalogue Of a private library OF
n rrom.neui Wal-st operator. who failed some um'
pc is issued by J. W Routou. Is most notable feature
s. INC ST o. hc four sha spcarau iolos the hfs com
nic set crcd m His country the sale OF The Bar
Ton library in 1860 TIE copy of the rare hfst-oh'-
which na, brought as high rs AIlt-is wa, f"Il, 'c'-
frcf and IS the curv purchased by -: Nlh"i' 4it 'l
sttO. tret ~ tle Gard f'c only Jess rare ara Wllc
has sold Tor 1900 hSs the uHc-paee uclft0 anu tNr
porfrHt suUplitd IN fourth i0io, alc j. th' COPY
once Owned Nv John fcmhc. The several ioioS c's in
pres, nd owner ovrl 5000 and were al rebound ~ b
ford al COS. o. 81 600 The set is u0N offered S4VO
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In State bonds Tennessee So, old issue. were
frner at 49, but new fell 70 AIS. There was a de-
cline in Louisiana cOnsGl5 to SJl2. District OF
Columbia }-6js being firm at 9jli.
In city bank stocks Bankers and Brokers' Asi0-
citation 2Ol sold at So
Railroad bonds were quiet, though the Union
Pacific frsts were higher at 107ls; sinking fund at
%. and Central at 1918; san joaquin branch sold
at ssh. New-Jersey Central consolidated rose to
81, and Lehgh and Wilkesbarre con-ols To- 3i34.
Rock Island new Gs rose to 1854. Northwest gold
bonds were steady az 91l2. Burlington and Quincy
IS were firm at III; Harlem frsts at lis; New
York Central Is of 1877 at 107l2 and Long Dock
bonds at 1912. Michigan Central ~ yielded %
10jI2 and North Missouri frsts TO 1922. Lake
Shore Dos consolidated coupon sold at 97l2: Greas
Western irsts Of 1855 at 9s12; Missouri, Kansas
and Texas at 80 and Delaware and Hudson reg.
istered 1s91s at 99l2a 9934.
Gold was strong and higher, on account Of tb
Influences in force yesterday; sales at 1851 lO3s.
On gold loans the carrying rates were ;, To- l. Gig
and per cent per annum. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont $500 coin interest. and $1,000 in
redemption Of called bonds. The days business of
the gold clearing department Of the Bank of the
State of New-York covered: Gold cleared $25. $685.
600 gold balances. S26S3,9+7; currency balances,
81, 7Gs, 3Si. The gold quotations were:
IO........lO3 i2...........l03isl 5...........lO3
Foreign exchange was strong and higher, leading
drawers further advancing rates TO 81 o2l2 for sixty
days bills. and to 81 SO for demand. On actual
sales there were concessions We annex revised clos
ing rates:
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEN
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
p ID 'frs.rfnN ANn pIIlA " ELPH


ron TRENTON AND PHiLA At,l ~ IA, "a,
s $50 1880 a. ~ l3o S50. $50 u p AMI at D. m
io lye Philadelphia rom station Pennsylvania Rail
road TlrI .erkssts, At $780, "'n 'iJO a. H. I;j1
caye y a e. ios York 2O 655, sos, TO- "a m
IzaiJ m tlV Room ar, are attached to tho $3.50
$50 o. "a. trains ron SeSS,. io''' !" Uo '''' +" III
i SS2SbnY TRAISs-Leaye NewYork and philadelphia
a. $50 A. ~. 500, IL D. ~ Leave trenton At 4ozo ." H.
1ceis for sale at Of LbeT ys 100. 522 and oii
proadsy ~ principal hotels. all Offices Of the Enc Rai
Tav In New. orr aaa BROOKLYN. and At No Courtstp
Brooklyn b1S''s' T. P BSLbWIS. Con. Pass, Agent
ERIE RAILWAY. rn.r,s ,..,n. .r... Nov
nri-cincnnati and Chicago Day Erprsss Drawing
1913 sm-Express Nail for Buiao with Sleeping coaches
DAILY Express FOR &c w, West . sIesp %l
man. and Chicago without change; aaO oi" DINING cars 10
Hewar 81, so 1917 LEO a ~ S Sd5 5S s and 10
aR I o Park Pasalo c. 7i5. m las
6. $50, 10 r. ~ lag, 80 y M ana min9,tnL 70 nom
li5. : Si5 si5 i5S 5i5 & sS %$o SO 10 p ;.g g
ssufeii g. 10 TO- 10 50 m SO, 1913, 5 g. m, and
u uidn Shit Sundays. c. S30 10 a. In l+o, G30 Z p III,
ana r59a a. ~ $780, 40 D Sundays $50 a. NJ
SaIScs l945 "a T. ~, loo = ~ 30 n, spntav,s3o NJ
Kingson a. N, $50 p. ~. SUNDAYS $50 = m. -
sS SSsae g. 80 . lG 1873 $50 $40 $50 H.
NTid etosu 7:45 10. l0i5 a; M. S45. 49, p NJ sun
dsvs $40 10 a m D. m. Tn" m ans 4: 50 m trans
comet Wih York aud O,sego Midland r. at Mainst
Port Jsryis 40, 9 To-, lGi5 IN, 49, sundays,
~ ~ alps leaving chabcrss. on ha hours
befor m Leave Tgentythri 81. fifteen minutes earlier
tan above Time; having Chambers on quarter onrs
.tlir.st thirty minutes earlier Boats ie2Fo
Tweuty gij and lf5 p NJ Win trans
leaving Chambetz-st 20 10 p. M aud II mdnlEhl.
Tor passage and for Apartments II S~ihS room
be obtained aud oritts
checking and be loft AZ the 0npanys
Offices NOS 239 iO go ana 5o bfOadWay; NO touts]'
Rrooi ann al e Com Depnts
Fxpress rains from arrive IN NewYork At To
gmfl- 80
H7 no r. ABBOTT General Pass'r Agent, New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave fr Englrwool CiOser Pcrmont aud SyacS.
:, $780, @45 n M. 3. T. 4.i5 530 t:Jp 80 M, ara
satur ay nights only at 1880 D. rn Sundays a IN. ahi
Naiuot spring Valley and Monsey, = $50 40 p.
mo. n ABBOTT General Tass'r Agent Ncw-iorE.
- II. IL
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Money was in fair demand aud good supply with
6 per cent as the common charge on call, with
exceptions at and 7. Discount was unchanged.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 100000 National Bank notes for redemp-
ton. The Customs receipts were $3.50, 900, and tho
Internal Revenue receipts were S120000. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges, $3.50, 9296sS; currency bal
ances S3,557G46; gold exchanges, So 1913, 537, and
gold balances. SOP 1868.
In London. cOnSois were easier, 955le for money
and 9Jl2 for the account United States bonds were
shade iirmer. 1SG7s at 1095le aud new 81, 1O7la.
New 4las fell to 100, closing Is higher, and lO-f0s
were steady at l0Sal. In American railway stocks,
Erie common was 92i and preferred frmcr at %.
New-Yorl Genital being mp 70 1861 and Reading to
Il. lno!, Central closed az 72l2, and jersey Gem
trail at 133i. This ticket day on the Stock EN-
change and tomorrow viii be fOrtughUy settling
day. I'm Paris per cent French TcntoS opened ut
10G.9J and closed az l07. 10.
The gross earnings OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railroad compare n follows:
Eg,1 ssss E.g seysnoer sl tf t?G
TOTAL since January L.. ss5664l6 s7sIl62O s75e67ot
The gross earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway, for the month ending November 80, 1877,
were 80 ,.}3I. .
Thu receipts of -four aud grain nc the principal At
lantic ports this / 18th day of December, were:
Now York
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Gounlrn Bnar0.

COUNTRY BOARD can he had at an old
fashioned farm tie comforts 81 horne pnrc MIX
fresh eggs and rouutfu table supplied H0a-s Kept by
the month II rates. Address OSCAR BROW Hon'rs
Wcstcleeter co. Refers 10 W. ". Utter - Walist
ENGLEWOOD New-Jersav. -First- class board
H I'm private family Fa ana inter AZ moderate price
Address Post Office Box 30 l3 En2owood Highest re''
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sframpon.s and Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0nsatonlc
and N,urnuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer bridgeport
leaves atharinc - daily -undas eAcepeh 81 iI"' a. Ill.,
and Bro GeDert ~ il p NJ.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAlbROAD.---
Nd Leave orb from foot Of Dosbross's ana '"tnu
s2o m for WashinsIou Colunba CHICAGO aud The West,
Rchmold. Charleston al the south. li.iOugh Puinltn
Tao n M for washing aud the West. an. Tor Hchmoni
and the south GOTdonsvlle putnam cttb i'H thl " a
10 Battnoie WASHINGTON. making cnsc connexions iOT
pitshurg Cncinnlt, Louisville and - LOUIS ihroIsh
o. ~ "a m dliy Tor WashGgt the south. aud West Pull
man si.crors hCwi q Baltimore AMI ishnsni
making connections Tor chicago tiNcinAt igls'H
81 IONS Pittsburgh, the South aud southwest. i" IN
YrlirY1u ftTIn 20 t1stu 30 if'i ~Nli' con
nrfs l Washington with ra - or Lynchhu;G ford New"
oe4',; slu tcIss peao cal a, Companys Office 3l5
ratav .er Yors and a. t!cset offices too Of Cortiand
II ala ana deIot. Jersey CITY
ASK FOR 1IcKtfS NiI1f t, "a % 'Ao"H Az" VIE"
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
u Ferry station 10 NcW-N ors loot ~ Liberty 81
,,c,,p.rcirp .s. 20. D. IL Trains leave follows;
G3T a. m.-For Ficuincio F1 Ea-ton, Belydere. halcb
Cbuuk Tamaqua. WiltcSbarfe rimira &c.
s.i5 a u-fnr Ht-I Bndsr Br iHch tasOn, hrrl5purg,
uanch Chunk TaniaGna. Wilkcsiarrr NtlamsporL &C.
II mn. ana y. For -0mervic and Fleming IN.
"a m-For Feming'0a, Easion. Mauch chunk WiiAe,
harp SCRANTON. Iu ttaraock ramaqua Hazieion READ
inf insh i.adas Branch. Eaou geyldcre. ana
ESQ p. M. caaly-tor Easton Allentown Harrisburg
80 D. p, -, loca points timetable at stations
tTSHHV rRA1 S~-L.aye al $50 a. m- ~ D. m. for
prJ Prook AID inteImcate points aud al 53J D. H. Tor
Ess;on Reading. and hairISpN'E'
ArFW- YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
rains ,esye Tor Pertn Amboy Red Bans Long Branch.
ocean Grove Sc. ., iIt5 q m =; D M, rvpopr
ana AZ souan 10 snd from POINT PLEASANT
y7REEHOI,D and XEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave loot oil Liberty a. 'oi i''''i ~
- a. AN :. 2:lJ y. 70.
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Norris d Essex
100. bee -
3UJ....b3. -
lOiI.....c. 7734
c Is & Quincy
j...bC.lOl
l0J.......l0lL1
Bur G. K & Y
PIG. be- Is
StL Kan G. & = p
100 be. 23ss
IA & 10
100. nee. ia
Ohio az Miss
l0I... bee. %
2UO...-.b3. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-12
rVO PHILADELPHIA,
Il
PESNSYLNANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hEWYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA

Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depo, in
Philadelphia, two IN Nov York. -
Double TRACK the most Improved Equipment aud the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety.
On and after November IL, 1877.
Express Trains leave New York DesbTosses and Cort
landt streets Ferries, az follows:
Ibp h2o loJO Limited, IL a. m l. 4, Q, o. G3I Z 40
and j. IN sunday. a. m g. g. $50, T. $50 ard y M
buats Of rOokn Amer connect with all through tralns
az Jaey Cy, atOrdug speedy and direct uans,or for
Brooklyn travel -
Returning trains leave philadelphia 800 3 IS 7 73O
20 and ~ a. m limited Express So M 2, T. $50 T.
and 1875 y. aud IL mdn ght. Sunday 800 x
$50, a. M, 4, 1888 y and ~ midnight y y
Ticket Offices 5X6 and 0tl broadway No. House
and loot OF Dcsbfusses aud CortAndt No. Court
Brooklyn Nos. ia llG and ll8 Hudson A. Hobok on
Depot Jersey City Emigant Ticket Oice g. battery
pnce
PRANK THOMSON. FARMER
Gone "sl Manager. GEM Passenger Agent
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Banning Ara0emles.
Iedcncrs

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, Governess,
~ bookkcepcr cashier &C, wishes situation Address
Box 25f. NeWburg y. y.
MEXICAN ana FOREIGN TEACHES
~ AGENCY, ~ UnOn=quare r-commt ms IL 1 XII.
PROFESSORS Principals aud ASSIST \ - I@J sot',
and schools Nuereccd who pre- pIils Tor any OF
he lrafng colleges busine ACCOMPLISHED eovcrue1s
resdef and nonresident for amrs and rYtS parents 81 a
Information about good schools III enable them 10 s"et
viii perfect safety all on og address Miss NJ j. W.
IRENCH conversational lessons, day and
evening by a Partisan lady Gipldm6e; terms moderate
Mile. VFREf, i.267 Broad nv, Room %
rEN COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
for sen ard TEA II Frs, 80 Juonsl, iitiaFe
sdel New York supplies good teachers for shy d-r meh
with r0sti8ns send stamp Tor application iotn supphos
schools nuiss with compet- instrictors Wihout
charge THE SCHOOL oi the best aud Cheapest
Journals Published interesting 10 teacher 10 pupil 20 parent
for specimen copy.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81 .
~ steamers leave Peeksp daily sundAys excepted for
Now Haven al 3 aud IL y ~, connecting with foad
RONDOUT and Kingston Landing at New
H burEh POughkespse Highland Fails West POint Corn
wall Marlboro Milton tsopus connecting with Ulster and
Del X. H., steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMEs w
bAI OWN fTOt rlrr foot EprngsL X. dA.iy, At ~
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ZEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

! KINEK NNIINDNl -i'OlnnIflclng NOV II, ISIT,
thrOu gh trains will leave Cr2ud Central Depot:
NJ, Western and Northern Express, drawing
Rochester
1880 special Chicago ami Western Express. with
drawing 10 Canaridgug, Rochester Baiiao
100 Northern and Western Express TO Utica White
hall and Rutland.
400 D. M Albany and Troy ENpras stops Sing Sing,
Peekski.l. GarrsOus aud principal stations north.
GOO D. H., St Louis Express with rl-epingcars for
Louis running through In ho week sleeping.
for Canand gua Buffalo. Na:ara Falls Toledo and De-
troll, and Montreal via SaritOga.
$50 p. Pacific Express daily with sleopingcars for
WATERFOWL Rochester, Nlsgaa Falls. Buffalo, Cleveland,
Toledo and Chicago ana Montreal ~ Adams
HOO D. IN, Express with sltepingcars to Albany and
way per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale
Sos 25 2Gl and 4l3 Broadway and WestOtt Express
Offices Nos place. 80 and 9l2 IroadN New
York and 333 WaSh.ng tUl-st.. BrOJalyu.
q ACan
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'72'2 Seller Il days. Erdlvideui.
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


The Northern Belle Mining Company passed o div
idcnd to-day
Government bonds were qnieL and uncertain in
tone. Coupon 6s of 1881 sold at llO7s; registered
1SGjs at 1898, and coupon at 1863; coupon 1868
at l05l4 and registered new Is at lOjls. We
annex iategt street ouotations.
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IS TO BOSTON,
Via the
FALL RIVER LINE.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 80.

NEWPORT and OLD COLONY.
$50 D. IN daily Sundays excepted rom Pier % North
River. lot Oh Murray 81. Go L. OONNOl' g. T. -
BORDEN g LOWELL Agents.
I ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
via NswJrrsey southern Rs road. Commencing oct p,
1917 The steamer JESSE HOGr Will leave New York,
Piers N0rth River foot Of Recors) connecting at sandy
Hook with Branch, philadelphia and Toms
River a IA. and ,. Vino and Bldgeton, Egg hsr-
Dor &C. IL u NautDwn, bar1ogel and 4rfion D. H.
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Ncm publications.
rTHE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
CHEAP, STANDARD AND POPULAR
TEN CENTS EACH.

Elk FOR FIFTY CENTS. TWELVE FOR 81.
DouJle Numbers Count oS 7tco.
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tUinter Resorts.
8Ouro Gno Rooms.

! West Side.
! A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY want . gen
6HviE iF.4 e5 B2 %Ss ae S1a learn i''n' r'I Io
4 PRIVATE FAsiILY. owning their house,
~ vii let 10 Gentleman and wife or single genncn t"9
roo handsomely furnished with or without board no lov
4 PRIVATE FAMILY would rent nicely
"a furnished rooms win Or without hoard to s1{,a r.
i67 ' wosi i is ST. 80 49,
I ELEGANT SUITE on second floor, with
rsv Pe1If t S e Ge 9 S given nG re
qnired. 20 West l9hst -
00 WEST 2GTH-sT.-Nicely furnished
$eP rooms, first and second floors
1O GROVE-ST.-To let with board, fur
noiaiions Hr.tclass.
90 WEST 12TH-ST.-Pleasant second floor,
40 neay furnished with board, table excellent table
20 WEST WASH!NGTON-SQUARE.-A
.ec second story suite with BoARD terms moderate re-
ference required.
Al WEST 9TH-ST -Nicrly furnished square
three single ROOM. pIces reasonable
~ WEST 28TH-sT.-This house changed
tsr'p RW9fnTTIi6T B0ARb STesEfasi Il desired
"A WLST 1OTH-ST., near 5th-ave.-Hand-
hamc comforts For families and gentlemen prices reduced;
transient visitor accommodated. "
~ w e. - n-N ~ hiinuSone StConi!
- I ruom southern eXposuTo Unexpectedly vacated
reasonable terms. with excellent table.
100 WEST 45TH ST. between Broadway
81 ard 6tlaye- Handsomely furnished Rooms 10 let
term, 'i moderite: location central
1gS WEST TH-ST.-Hands0mely fur
- ~ nishod rnsny rooms single and double with first
class table; references required
East side.
CIIOICE of ROOMS. - House occupied by
~ location all that be- dss rcd; with without
private table Apply EVERETT LIBRARY, 500 6th-ave.
QUIET HOME. near Gramercy park parlOr
second floor sunny SIDE With good 6oar gentlemen
ana wives other Grstciass parties house bToWstone
NO. 1873 East l9thst references.
THIRD-FLOOR ROOMS for gentlemen, with
d out board references. No. 80 East 2Oths ST
I'D and Sd floors, back sunny rooms, TO
- with board, also single for gentlemen; ref
erenceA JOG and los East 23ist
DO EAST 46TH-ST, corner of MadisOn-ave.-
so Newly finisacd second noor with private table
rs EAST 23D-Sr-A party's engagement
,bO ending this week. pleasant suite
hoor to rect win board dining room on parlor door
10 EAST 12TH-ST., between Sd and 1th-
- syes.-Funished rooms to lot to gentlemen only.
Brooklyn Board.
A LARGE 2d-stOry room with all the modern
"a conycnence, and neatly furnished No First place
between Henry and Ciintonsts.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
BOARD WANTED for THREE-Two con
~ necug rooms on second door, In private family nnst
Office.
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORk RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot Of Liberty a., for Freehold AZ
- nj a. a. M. :. 5:lJ y. 70.
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DRIDGEP0RT and all points on Honsat0nlc
and Naucatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer hr1dscport
atharine daily i-unda1s eAcepte 81 iI0p H. H.
and Bro CepnTt 81 u ..
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/ EHlGH NALLEY RAILROAD.

- ARIA SGEM INT or PASSENGER RiISS Jan. l,
s77-Leaye depOs Il CourIanGt and DrsbiOss-st,
a. C:O y. Night Express daily ;0r Easton, &c hehem. Al
lentown Mauch chunk. lSesbare, pittst H. sayrc Eua
Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAIL, aad the
West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
BORT. ". SAIRE Sup't. and Engr
General Eastern Office corner church and COFtlaud
CfAS. III. INNINGS