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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17
Advertising Rates !:
ADyERYE,sERS' DIRECTORY.

pATCU. ]. r.. Dealer in Clothing, Etc, Tn
dor odd Fellows hall, Weayerville.
RFACON LODGE, NO. 800, l. q. G, T., meets
every Sunday evening.
CITY MARKET, Wm Todd, Proprietor
Main Street, Weaveryille.
GOMEZ LODGE No. 81, /. O. o. f., Trinity
Center, meets every saturday evening"
EARL. A. r., Justice of tho Peace and Notary
Public, Douglas City.
EMPIRE HOTEL, Main Street, Weaveryille,
William Condor, Proprietor.
GERMAN HOSPITAL SOCIETY ,meets first
Sunday in March, june, sept. ana Dee
GRADY, DIR. }. T., Den;aland Medical Grad
uato o-Olico, Thoater Building, up-Stalf7'
CBffFIE, NJ. f., Main Street, Woayorville
California.
CrprIlL, ,SMATONEY, Dealers in General
Merchandise, Indian Creek Trinity CO.
HANSEN, D., Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Main Suoet, Wcayervilie.
HOOKER, HENRY Dealer in Provisions, etc.
Main Street, Weayorville.
IRWIN, JOHN c., Attorney and Counselor
Al Law, WeaYaryi!le, California
JONES, r. E., County Judge, Olice in Court
House, W WeayerNile.
kARSKY & ABRAMS, Dealers in Clothing
and Dry Goods, W Weaycrvilie.
KUPER, KARSKY n co, Dealers in General
AltltuduNloci . JthCAiuh WY.
LANG, NJ, Dealer in Groceries, Liquors, etc.,
Main Street, WeayerVile
LORD, DIR. JOHN, Physician and Surgeon,
Weaveryilie.
LORING, +. H.. Dealer in General Mer-
chandise, Trinity Center
LOVEJOY, L. p, Attorney at Law, Office
Court House building, Weayorville.
LoWDEN, VS., 4. 5. Deputy Surveyor, Of
flee Mill Street, Weaveryille.
MASON " THAYER, Dealers in General
Merchandise, Douglas City.
MARTIN, JOHN, Dealer in Flour and Grain,
Main street, W WeaVerville.
McCAUSLAND, E. r., Repairor of Watches
and Clocks, " cayofyillo.
MONTAGUE, DIR. }. G., County Physician,
Office, COurt Street, WeaVolYlllo.
NEW YORK HOTEL, Main street, Weaver
VILE Norris u Rule Proprietors.
NORTH FORK BREWERY, North Fork, Cal.
Meckel Bros, Proprietors.
NORTH STAR LODGE, No. g., |. O. o. f.,
meets every Thursday evening.
PIACUS, l., Dealer in Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, Main Street, Weaverville.
ROYAL CANADIAN FIRE INSURANCE
Company-C. W. Craig, Agent.
StnALL, LOUIS, Boot and Shoe Store, Main
otre-t, Woayeryille.
SHERMAN n HYDE, Music Dealers, San
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No 70, I. o. 0. T.,
meets First and Third Tuesdays.
TAMMANY SALOON, Main Street, Weaver
Vile, Alex. N. Lovo, Proprietor.
TnlMERMAN BROS, Cabinet Makers and
Dealers in Furniture, Neaveryillo'
FREMONT HOTEL, Red Bluff, California,
Wn. p. May hew, Proprietor.
TRINITY CHAPTER, No. 49, Il. A. NJ, meets
Second and Fourth Tuesdays.
TRINITY LODGE, No, 27, +. & A. NJ, meets
on last Saturday of each month.
UNION HOTEL, Court Street, Woaveryille, !
Nollmors PaGlseu, Propriotora.
UNION SHAVING SALOON, Main street,
Weayeryiilo, GEORGE Andrus, Proprietor.
DRUG and BOOK STORE, !
j. Bamickol, Proprietor.
WILLIAMS, O. T., Attorney at Law, Office,
MAin street, Weayervilie.
YOUNG, FRANK ". Notary Public and In
surance Agent WeaYoryille,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

TuAT CuEw OF TOBACCO, Tobacco
chewing was Il hard habit to break of.
There was once man who made up his
mind to quit chewing and he flung bis to-
bacco away, lie got gentian aud chew
Cd it he bought chamomilo flowers, he
chewed tooth-pcIl, and quills, and still
nothing satisfied him. His mouth tasted
rs if it was fan OF cold cream. The very
tip Of his tongue seemed to curl over in
The intensity Of his desire for tobacco.
lie wanted oh how badly. Aud so
ho bought another piece. lie held it up
and looking at ID said "Aro you my
MASTER or am yours ?" Yum-m-m-m.
l want you. [Anothor glaring gaze at
the slab.l But I'm man; you're Il
weed you're thing. LLook again j
Yumln- IN IN. You black devil, IN
master you if die for it. 1t shall never
be said Of me that as man am master
ed by thing. Yumm Lputs it into his
pocket.l Every time he wanted a chew,
he'd take it out and talk to it, and it got
easier aad easier, Till at last he threw il
away, and The glory Of the victory paid
for All the sunyring ho had. Gough's
s. Louis Lecture.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

Tue LAWYERS WIFE.--About 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon citizen
climbed the stairs leading to Detroit
lawyers office, pashed open tho door
with an impatient slam and angrily IN.
quirod
why didn't you call on mo as re-
quested ?"
"Call on you? | didn't know that
you wanted to SEQ me-" was the sur
prised reply.
II left a note on your table an hour
before noon" continued the citizen,
at was inclosed in an envelope, direct
ed to you, and | wrote the word 'pri-
vate' across the end
THAT explains it," answered the law
yer, sinking back in his chair, "My
wife came down here this morning, saw
that letter, aud III bet sho wasn't the
fifteenth part ofa second putting it into
her pocket. | hope for the Lords sake
that you wrotsa large hand and signed
your full name"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

The Story AS A MAN TELLS IT.
\ Yesterday morning woman living on
Napoleon street was seen on the walk in
front Of the gate heaving the snow right
and lett, and she had only got fairly set
tied to work when boy lounged up and
said
"I'll clear off the walk for ten cents"
II guess I'm able to do it," she repli-
ed.
"But see how it looks" he continued.
"Here you are a perfect lady in look and
action, highly educated, and yet you
grovel in dust, as it were, to save the pit
iful sum of ten cents"
"You grovel along and mind your own
business" she curtly replied, still dig
ging awcy.
"It's worth ten cents" he said, as he
leaned against the fence, "but I'm n fol-.
Ter with some sentiment in my bosom.
Now Wen say five cents, or just enough
to cover wear and tear o my bones,
Give me tho shovel and you 90 in, get ON
your sealskn saeque and best jcwolry,
and while work you stand out here and
boss around, and talk as if you owned
the biggest half Of North America, while
/ bad nothing and was in debt for that"
She looked at him sharply, saw that he
was in earnest, and whom she passed over
the snow shovel She put two nickcls in
his hand. IIe looked after her us she
went IN, and then sadly mused;
son Fiattery, thy surost victim is a
woman homoly enough for a scafecrow"
-DcttOU free Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17
A LunKY DErnNrIoN.- : The proyerb

A LUCKY DETENTIOE.- The proverb
that It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
good has received a striking notification
in the ease ofa Georgia planter, whose
cotton crop, four hundred bales, was de-
tanned on its way to market by low
stage OF water on tho Chattahoochee Rly-
er until the price advanced so that he re-
allied g, 500 more than be would have
received bad his cotton been carried
through in the usual time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

FARRow.--The ButLetta has a way
up" agricultural editor. lie says {:
" Cows ought TO go dry six weeks before
they calve or larrow." He says "The
damage or injury may not be pereeptible
until the COW farrow and commences
giving milk again" The agricultural
knowledge Of this individual must be
" farrow " weeping. VIII be kindly tell
us the best time to spay cucumbers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

Nogistown Heraid: 'Love makes
rs pounds Of girl feel no heavier than a
feather on a fellows knee" Fulton
Times; "And the Same fellow would
have bis leg eramped all out of shape by
seyenty-hve pounds Of wife" DaHbH,y
Mems: "Ihat would depend somewhat
upon whose wife il was"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

AMAN whojumped overheard recent
~ to save hi, wife from drowning, has
explained his action satisfactorily to his
friends, uIosaid she had good deaf OF
jewelry or. her person and gold was high.
--CHicag0 Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17
N'cehly Cyjnitg ao0vnal.
OUR AGENTS:
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the BUSH
ness or Editorial management of the JOURNAL
shoald be addressed to c. w. CRAIG, "TRIN-
iTT Journal" Weavoryille, Cal.
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DR.. ]. F. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
esSs> Has returned TO Weavervill3 and re-
tTtfifYp sunsd the practice of DEAIlSthl J.
Special attention paid to Tho treatment o
Sensitive Teeth.
ePTFECE;-In the Theater Building UP
stairs. d1-tt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

The champion liar Of Oregon i, in Polk
county jail. A kind hearted cIufgymuu
asked him how he came to ba there, the
fellow said, with tears in his eyes, that
be was coming home From prayer mect-
ing, and sat down to rest, tell asleep, and
while he was asleep there, the county
built jail around bins, and when he
awoke the jalor refused to let him out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
ENERr FglRna&:

district Couri-Sooond Monday in April,
August and December
County COwrt-First Monday in anu
Rry, March, May, July, September and No
Venber.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court }
BOara OF Supervisors Monday
February, May, August and November
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

A YOUNG woman in Oakland has sued
for damages man who kissed her A
man who can't Kiss woaian without
damaging her ought topgy tor his awk
wafdneea.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-17

REFERENCES Prof l. T. Dana, Portland,
Me-; Prot. W. ". Greene, Long island Mcdl-
cal College, Brooklyn, NY Proi. {. L. Braek-
EFT, Princeton, n. j.
OFFICE ana ResiAence-Co Court Street,
above Union Hotel, WeVervillo AMI.
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LBANY BOAT, PEOpLEs LINE.
"a 1be elegant steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave PIC
~, y. r. every weekday az conuscimg at Aibln
with railway North and West staterOoms warmed
steam pes during tho cool months
:. T.. MAYO, GEM Pass Agent
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BOSTON PUBLICATIONS.
FORTHCOMING NEW NOVELS

GAIL HAMILToN's NOVEL" FROM TRADITIONAL TO
RATIONAL FAIrH"-A HISTORY OF CAMBRIDGE
MASS. AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS.
BosToN, Mass, March 31.-The new book
by Gail Hamltol, OF which recently wrote that II
would be surprise to her readers is now PROMISED ny
Messrs Estes Lanriat for May To- It's mover pea'-
ing the insuuang title, "rst Love Is BestF Az inc
same time the publishers win issue tAS writer
former works in new and attractive style uniform with
the novel.
Messrs Roberts Brothers have lust ready the sec
pnd of their Gown and Country volumes, From ira
ditiouel 20 Rational Faith" by r. Andrew Gfh lor-
merly n Baptist minister In England and now
Unitarian. This, whatever may Otherwise be slid ol IT,
Is book very remarkable for the intense. faithful
energy with which IL describes the phases OF thoug'
and feeling through which the author passed beiorc
finally seyering his connection with the Baptist body
In the course OF this history, also he gives cOmpact re-
view OF church history and the Scriptures THIS brings MN
on to ground in part identical with Matthew Nho'
"Reeion and Dogma" and IL is rather Interesting u
note how contrasted with Arnold, and although gong
with him. Mr.. Griffin CLOVIS with fire and spirit ta'
make him seem GOOD deal like the rcyivaliss he con-
cemns The author apologies for the personal form 81
his work but 1t owes To this vvidness and direcncss
which are likely TO win him many readers. IIe "oON
NAV also be considered very useful piece OF psyche
logical Information.
John Burroushs's book on Birds and Poets" which
Messrs H. o. Houghton Co. have IN hand Will be READY
early IN April new edition Of his winter sunshine
will follow. The same firm bring out next wees ,a,.
loug-pIepar.ng History OF Cambridge by Dr lSlu'
Page and have several medical books III press, me Ie.
Transactions Of the American GynecoloFlc3l H0cGN
The T. s. O6iciai Postal Guide for April pub.ish, ny
this house, is now ready. IL Is TIC M
number issued under the Administrative ana
contains the names Of the new Government ofhela'n.
II also imparts usual, some curious ana extremely
subtle rulings OF the POst-Ofhce Department SHcii ~;
mat visiting cards with written Instead o. printed
mr.. subject 20 letter postage, etc. The imctcdH ~"
Times and ReBOrts ioiightO Coz FOX April gives the
decisions in fun OF the United states Supreme Court III
the celebrated Granger cases.
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snpcioss Calvert vaux ot the Central Park tire ia o,
building; Lewis Leeds of warming aad ventilation; Oh
Waring, OF drainage, tue Garion AMI tie datl li ii.
PeCark his veterinary surgeon Ogden Farm, OF to
horse; Mr. Babh. of decoration, with MANY orig,a! De-
signs for construction OF fnTntufe MS. T. - hher ana
Prof RuGmaui OF the cooking school, OF cookery Df.
Austin Flint ir OF detetics: Dr. Jacobn the treatment
OF children; Prof. LusI OF Bellevue, OF general meS'S
Dr. s. c. Perry OF TIE teeth; NJ Elwyn Waller OF the
School OF Mines OF domestic chcinStIy Prof PAU oi
the Yale Law school, business There are in-
merous illustrations fun index ana as an appendix
blank pages for further recipes.
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Gitn Real gSsIate {0r Sale.

ENOR SALE iirst-clIss brown stone, 1-stOIy,
L Eghsonp no USE, with all modern Improvements Al
dress iENNOX HILL, Tribune once
EOR SALE-A medium sized double brown
a stone HOCsE No. u Eist 18th ST, bet Madison and
Fifth Avenues Price moderate. Terms easy. lniiedaVe
possession If dcsred Inquire on prenliser
NOR SALE-At a very low price and On very
easy terms riecIHt 0ursoIy mghstOop, brown stoh.
HOUSE. cabinet finished splendid mirrors has nne views
o Central Park Inquire IIeMIses. lO3I MAils0naVe
19il 1. entrance.
TOR SALE-Three-st0ry hi&h-stOOp, buck
Il HOUSE 40 West llth.st, 2OX5G-3Jj thir en rooms
all n movements complete oIGer god neiglb0rIO0h Ap
ply 20 FRA AID CHAS. :. BROWN, corner BROADWAY
or corner Wall 81
stAlOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-NO cure no
- Day Cooking anges that heat the rooms a5oye war
rantrd. HULL GRlPPEN * Co" 3davep ABOVE ZdNS'
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, April z, 1877
The transactions at the Exchange Salesroom
to.I foil
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Ngw-YoRK Saturday April 7, 1877.
The transactions at the Exchange Salesroom
to-day follows:
Bg BIacs,cetl Riker watkins.
2 story and basement brick house with lot 81 East
s7thst 225 IT Of Ave A. lot I6sxJ22 Germania az zoo
i''' iD' Bg Scott < WgS...
4 buildinga IOtg. 2iJ and 2t7 West lltbst
s. IS Ithst lot 25zlOO; Margaret In q, aoo
Sl'''oo
lo 7have 75 81 q 4 is,a %s,G;i HyA
i n%ssr' 100 It Of 7thavc 35z0Ji
same purchaser ''-'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEwYoRK CITY.
4th cor o. 29tbs 236x78 Andrew Campbell Nominal
i9 peg ~ And gsban to Ed%Sid $500
0u yt s ". -, :" ~ ~ ar, WcS' 2 90
253ys ssr Of Il sS SS Samuel 'oO
inm i' no To-, marion Cutting to VIVA CUTTING 1888
1I 10 sitps q nm Il Tnr1bn Nominal
aye te 70 SS' P 20 $1,000
VT w f%Sitat 10 Nary y iHs 700
50 ey aud an vie 20 10 Geo iSs 1890
and S Vie 10 , Pbo Ebins Nominal
gancs5arT BRADLEY and WITT 70 Geo iaaehn 1850
ier and vi Ito to t,eo 1882
loa and Vile Sdward seii;c $4,000
james say a., and wte to Vim Loe% 10000
ave ~ " - stuie '''VN'
rccree To- augustus Tabcr -. l4O25
shepard rs S to i:Sard Fellows 41Co
' Tt 10 Sarah 1900
I27tn-si, =, 100 e OF 7thavo, 2jx90ll also eth
Te to i6 81 y Jog!t 90 100
IT, REL 70 David CHRISTIE 800. 300
Maisol-st, r. 494 Ii " Of OiversI 520N33; David 49,
Harnett rel Cathayno COye. 5000
' rel TO- msn g ia i; o ns CO. 10000
Urgns rel TO Matnai lie I1s Co ..,...'.,.. 1000
. LOfhcal j. y SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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6icambcats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, people, LINE.
"a elegant steamers DREW aud ST JOHN leave Pier
Min asy tfains SorS ana West saterooms warmed by
steam pipes during tho cool months rs w o,,, ,s. AEON,
BRIDGEPORT, and all points Oh HousatOnic
I'D and az auck railroads Fare. 81 steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharnesp at 1880 in and bridgeport ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and COrandt
$40 q. m for Washington and the West Richmond
Charleston and tho South Pullman Paor from Now fok
pittsburgh Cincinnati. ST. Louis. Louville. Chicago &c.
p ~ for Washington and Tor Richmond ana me sonth
slcers roa ork Baltimore and Washn ton making
close connections for cbicago Cincinnati Louisville, -
WASHINGTON with trains fer Lynchhnr FLORIDA NewOranA
For hrosgh tickets please call at comganys Offices sis
BAL1IMoSE AND ONO RAILROAD
NITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
and west Rev aud MAGNIFICENT steamboats, leave DALI
Saturdays exceptel At D. NJ from Pier ~ " H. foot o.
points JOSEPH CoRS ELI, superintendent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Icrry stations III NcWi ork foot OF Ibeyst aud foot
Conmeneing Jas. J. Is77-Trans New.York foot Of
$50 o. ia.-Por Flsmngton Ea.ion, Belvidere Maueh
cEan aa &SaGlsT fr, bbl % TG Chunk Tam,
aia Wikrsbafre. Ni.amspOr, &c
10 20 a. ~ and $50 .. m.For Somerve and Flemng6n
! =. m-For Flrrdron Easton. Mach Chunk. Wilkes
barre Ia%saua a5elS s ksas P9tsye Harrisburg
$50 D. dsiiyFor EastOn, Allentown and Harrisburg
is Lea foa Of c1ri at sag TIP s:I6 3d. 1915
1i6 !: 70 $5 A. .. ' , a. H. e il45 = N,
SUNDAY ThAINS-Lslye loot Liberty 81. a. 80 a. m.
3 l9p loT Found stS3S and ala points, and
Trains leave for s S A berte 1sf iIIg 45 ra
Al al m lot a..
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TREsION AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave YORK, foot OF iberys, fyr rentOn and Pha
doisti. at 80 $50 $50, 1870 l:3o $3.50 65o lZoO
%. and a. 400 .. fOI Trcyt0n
ClaTksOu ri 7:l5o6ll, 49, lilo a H.
3:lJ o. .. ll:i5 D. m .,
Leave PnaGephs from station North Pennsylyauia Pail
road Tid and BerGs-st. 1:Jo $50 $3.50, ll:3O anl
1870. $40. 30, 80 D. III. - nj, >. . =.
.v tprS "a! I:2v O'iJ, Duo Vlu, 300
1915. 2: o. 4i5, 500 ?. ni ,,...,.o o., -
AMI 80 D. ~ trans Slee;irS cars T. tno J. cloc. mud
NIGHT tra4- from both Newly Ork and Philhl1p.l"
SUNDAY ThAISS-INave AsW-fGrk, foot -ls " ~, aiiu
PLiiadelDhia Third and sis. al $50 a. u 3D Il p ~
Of Iiber,y S.. foot or C'rs.onst
l2D 9i4 Broadway, at tic PRINCIPAL hotes az Gn'e
destination. II. r. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agent
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

iiasi,imi ard Forsyth sts 5 ; 0 900
5sth.si II ivenne 4 years.. ~. -. 1900
MT - q: lsi-lye; +; Years ..!..... 1850
BasrIl Clemcucc l., Comelia Il BhOades, u
yroys ~ ''.'' Il o,i VI CIV. 600
Same same, OF jlatst OF jthaye wear 5000
Mic cl Elijah ~ ana husband u JACOB Schmdekss
Of E5tISt, bet Jth and OthaYes; du" ..-.-'.. 4OJO
NELSON, Henry y and WIG, i.oIcTt NJ Sttbubh,
Of 7~th ~ staYe years. 4,OOO
Sane john lden, Of fotl-st, OF lstaVei 90
snhcn. John, Mafurn Livingston, Nos 81 and 80 ~
Frank It .....-..-..-... bOOo
Cruniy JOiG H. fo VIM II Lock, OF IOlst-st, OF
llth.aye demand .....-.....'.---.: ,...-. ouV
Gardler, Kat, Lewis Crane, oi DiNsonst;
Geraghty, Anthony p. wife, James CLARK sof 49,
KelO, Lawrence, vie 10 Philip Eurlong, Pros 80
pcctaye cath Nari)i years wv
iaeton amt Atiorney.sts 10000
52ist' o. 9Ravc 1900
IStyeI ycsf... 10000
"a ri Spi ~ s ave ai +tSt 5000
Nc smlra, Jane, and husband tO John DWyer, sol co.
Ti-bGuSJvr (S:h Ndr+)i {t4r---- <Vo
Of gfj,oye 3 Tearn .............. 600
Cow a1c 'ItG w1r: ~. 5vtafe e $500
MI 1f I'm ' aye Years lrSu ''.i.. 1900
Ag%sns1 rom 20 Wi iH 5ii VA ears 1900
II iatS,,T rs''- YEAR. rs '' 3.OcO
49, 49, i d. 10 - : i-Ou' ~ - 10000
sS. to ) fora cor Of h ave and iihsi 3 years 5000
10 Lord trustee IS OF 1tl%Ve, OF thst mn
fCn,-iai J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
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NAIL STEAMERS.
! ow-York, Havana & Mexican Mail s. S Line.

- steamer. Fer :. SoIth I:itoI. att 4. Ia.
F,tt HANAkA DiNhT 49,.
NI.Nl d. tNDA1 April -
FOX VIVA CttUZ AND &EN-DElf-iNS.
via Havana, PIUgTcs0 CaiuprachYt Tuspar lal1Wco.
tiIS gV u .El "a .....-.. 81 IL IsDAN. April q.
Steamers WIN leave E,rprieans April Apr. 20 for
Vera II aha all M above ports.
Pos freight or isSsste apply 10 - -, 90, ,,--,-
Lex Nnlir ~ SOks 81 and 80 BrOadw1y.
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I EUiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL trEA yGEUlNT OF PASSENGER TRAINS IAN l.
lS77-I4aye foo, Of CGrauht and Desoros. Sta a.
60 D. m hight Express daily Tor fasOn EOthlshSni Al
lentoS, M.uc Chunk, Wi.seslrrs l!titsH Syis MIRA
IEaca Rochester, Buffalo Niagara tait, ana thH
MeEL PuIlman's sleeping coach.s ditachel . ~,
EGB'T. II. SANKH Supt ana Pngr
General Eastern Oce corner ChsrGs al Coftinaatst
CHAg II. CUMMINGS. AgsuL
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Gotcdn GtCGlncrs..

HAMBURG American Packet COnpanys lins
+ Tor PLYMOUTH CIEHBGUEG. and HAMRCR nc.
fEISlA Ma rcll .! CELL EI ....A pm ~
ChMEid pril y - f Pfli -
auG all Iohs nr.l scotland. ami Wales First cabin
lo iUu Soc5 jiDii goid, -CJ SesIaev. currency $1L
EINNNG!T G. Co, e. y. RICHARD y IOAr,
C,,..r,, a r,nts Genera. Pas-gHgr. A@euLs,
81 I...a.-st. , York. 81 broadway, New YORK.
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Gin propsrin 60 Eet.

Gin propsrIn 60 Est.
FACTORY with SHOW ROOM to let, 2lS
vi ~. v.eycni,lst: 20 by 10 feet; ave sohco ;
desiy,M Tor Iyanos carriages, &c. Q. PARTRIDGE 1870
BrOadst
ElFFH- AVE. and 2SrH-Sr., northeast cor
L nsr uia,t,, Huilng-To LEASE. the FIRST FLOOR
NJ III rooms steam heat, elevator, aud Jator.
ply at East 3sth-st., nom 70 ?. m
rI'O LET.-Eew brick house, every modern
Il Improy,n,ent; location delightful $40 per month.
GEO. W. SMITH. ~ Iroad-st., Newark, ". J.
TT,O LIFETIME large private STABLE in
Twenty second suitable Tor eight
hsrses and earriase room. Inquire at sos lth-aya
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Drooklpu Hsa! GsiaIe for Sale.

DECOnlDU LSIi Sl5lbte W -b'S.
DWELLING-HOU9r Nos. 43 WillOw-st.,
n HicI-s 40 ST. and 50 Nassaust, 100 AMI lO2 Pine
apple st. ~ and 1871 WiouShby *. u Laiayeiteaye
GORDON L. FORD, %. Clark 81, lroohlyn.
i-OR SALE or to LET-A large portion OF
he prrsua.e mouey oh Mortglse drsiIcd-3A0iy DfcA
DWELLING, No. p faa. ett-age.; bot 22N'1
Gordon L. FORD, ~ yarS-st., Brooslyh-
LTOR SALE or 70 Rent. FURNISHED
Tis nl tir-s story aud basement BRICK house 10,
oyvos ~ Chris' Church me honse Is ~ good
cer ana ia faly furnished the location Is ctbIa! anu very
pleasant, terms molONts Apply on premises
sNOR EXCHANGE--HOUS brOwnstOne
fronts directly at q. entrance OF Po'2ec PARK gIo3S
lvu for :NrHANGsar SALE Located 70 and ~ seventh
.V - Sc -. AarAaUrc iJS prospect place 81 Las
All ipi y0ulu tsSe n pat p2y>nt o~s Oh
C0a.I.EN ai sudiRz Breoklyn, Broker in Real Essate
GREENWOOD CEMETERY-.lmproy L0I
" Tor SALE cheap IN O.d part Of cemetery h. IL MAINS
lSa BToAiHsy, Room Z.
EOW-P PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
for Manufactures, RahueTies, chemical Morss &C.,
l uf lots zhead waterfront also blocks Tor dwell
ing. N N,stsxn Crock. nniug S.w-loik ana broykyn
TsTls a. all o. mortgage, builders loan satsiacto
uy improved. AIpy t. ,r-y,,y,,, -, 20 ,,;ui.,, %
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