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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-15
Great Excitement i'm the Oil
RegiOns.

Titusville Herald: There was a greater
rush on Monday TO the now famous gravelbed
wells at East Titusville than has ever occurred
before since the commencement Of the devel-
opment Six stages were constantly running
during the entire day. A nev well on lot
No. 30, Giles farm, which was finished OH
Saturday, commenced pumping at rate
which astonished the hundreds Of people con-
gregated round the romantic spot. 1t pumped
q stream of almos, solid OIL about as thick as
a mans wrist. Tor hours, which brought the
enthusiasm of lease seekers up to fever heat.
Mr.. Archie Johnson. who is one Of the
leading spirits in this novel enterprise, informs
us that leases on Gil es farm will be rented
to-day for bonus and half the oil. The
johnson House did business "Wednesday
equal to that of the days of Rithole. The
great rush seems to be in the vicinity Of pro-
slucing wells, bat leases are anxiously sought
for and gobbled up from the city limits TO the
Venango county line, beyond Pine Creek
This extraordinary and unprecedented devei
opment has puzzled the most asiute operators
biologists, and scientists. That it is natura
deposit, sealed ut between two layers Of b'u'
clay in the outpourings Of the first sand Il
generally conceded. II may exteEd for mile
and again it may be limited TO the base Of tn
hill, where it has already been found b.
the Bullion Rum territory, us extent can onl!
be determined by thoroughly testing the entir
surrounding district. There is plenty OF none
here for the small capitalists. One OF tn
wells, which cost only SIS to sink inside
day and half, has pumped twenty barrels
DAY since last Saturday
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---------.--s co. .
Hardin, the Murderer.

The Dallas Commercial, has a long ac-
counr of the manner in which John Wesley
Hardin, the desperate Texas murderer, was
arrested in Florida. We extract the follow
ing account of his confession:
Al frs, this great chief of despcradoes was
conp,e,e,y broken down. He spent most Of
the first two days in crying and lamenfins h's
misfortune. Alter this he became more cheer
fnl He said that lie was scarcely ever for
moment oil his guard, and that only two NM
u,s. before the arrest was made, he was on
tho w,,ch and could not have been captured
lie severely ccnsnrcd his pals for not render
;,y linn more assistance. He said they
sbovld have stood by him and fought like men.
n. .aid he did not fear the law (iiiis is not
60 very wonderfully. but lie greatly dreaded a
mol, He acknowledged killing the two ne
,,,o ,,,l; omen in AUSTIN and was heard TO
remark. swell. if ! am hung, ! have the salts
iac,,on Of knowing HAT have sent twenty
s.v.u ahead of me- lie thinks he would
Inc willing to serve twenty five years in the
peniten,iary but has conscientious Tor some
! other kind Oh scruples about capital PUNISH
m.n,. His confession published in the Aus
| lin Statrslnan of yesterday morning IS con
| t,s,i,u with all the crimes left out. he Is al
together too smart 10 own ~ Just yet. lhere
can IL, no doubt that his murders have been
very numerous and atrocious. He is charged
with killing several men in Kansas, one be-
,.us. he snored. Not liking the disturbance
Hardin rose, went tn the bed, shot him. and
walked of. In Florida he is reported to have
killed white man and Two negroes. The
Statement, tia, hi. father Was hung 10y moi
is no, true, although his brother suffered tina
fate.
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TO SLEEP.

] pray thee ,imid sleep to bde with me-
Night after night do no, affrighted be,
Like some wild bird,
Which at the softest word
Or slightest rustic heard,
Afar from human presence swift doth hee'
woo thee, gentle sleep, with every arr
That wistiulest desire can ilnPart;
But cruelty
Thou still deniest me
Thy res,tul company,
And am weary-body. mind and heart.
Yes, very tired my body is with pain,
And heart with care, while thoughts perPlex
my brain.
u, sweet repose!
II thou mine eyes wouldst close,
Nv wearcd limbs compose,
And bind me ill the morn with sumb rou'
chain.
Not yet? All, cruel sleep! soon shall find
Thy brother, sterner called, 10 be more KIND
Most W ecome guest.
Death briDgeth gift of rest
Rest undisturbed and blest,
When dream and care and pain are left behind
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-15

The extraordinary intelligence has been
received in Engl.n Of the disappearance OF
two island.--,he Earker lsland-and their
inhabi,ants. Capt. Fisher, Tasmanian cap
i,alist purchased from the West Australian
government the right to remove guano from
two islands OH the coast described on the
chart and known n the Baker Islands, and
situated in latitude IA degrees south, Longitude
l25 degrees east Capt. Fisher dispatched
three vessels in April with laborers and APP
planes for shipping the guano, but when
In. vess, /, arrived at the place where the
islands were known To be. there was nothing
10 be seen hut water. The islands had d'saP-
peared entirely, how and when is at present
mystery. 1t was gsoeralg supposed .na'
Australia lay ont OF the line Of active vo'c'a
agency, 30 ina, the phenomenon IS all The
more remarkable
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FOR MARYS ALBUM.

We have forgotten where we found Tie
following lines, a.tb therefore, cannot give
the proper credit;
IL wishes were tlHllment
What wisi,cs | would he!
Speech wCNM fail to tell the number
That ms heart would breath for thee.
/ would say unto the morning,
"Lct thy light unto her bear
t>N things lovely, all things happy,
But no hint Of woe or care.
would say unto the evening,
aLr, thy shadows gently down;
That in sleeping as IN waking
She may know no, sorrow frown.
would say unto the future,
Gaming 10 thee with yelled face,
aLe, thy hands be full Of blessing,
Full of richness, full OF grace
Yet there's one Ear wiser. kinder
Than the human heart can be;
Who. with sunshine sends us shadow,
Sends us grief, as well as Siee.
So its well that vain Is wishing,
When we fain would have our way
In the building of fortune,
In the fate Of any day.
He is wise, and in his wisdom
He will give all thou dost need.
He is love, and in his loving
Thou art blessed and blessed indeed.
CHARLOTTE GOODWIN.
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A UOrSc Drives Cows 10
Pasture.
Ernln the Woodior,l Star.

Miss Charlotte Thornton. of this place, has
an old black horse which goes straight TO the
blacksmith shop and deliberately walks H.
unattended every time he loses a shoe. A
nesro boy usually rides him to drive cows to
and from the pasture. The other day the
darkey didn't come to time, and the in'elli'
-ers horse drove the COWS 20 the pasture; at
- .ims he went TO the pasture alone and
sbc ,ows home
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-15

cyhe famine in the Shan Tuns districts o.,
attained to fearful extent ana
s"y Flows have sold themselves as
.es = Guam I'd. and fathers have given
sse'f daughters - slaves and cOncubsnes
10 NeeP them from dyins S~-s,rnger. The
and the MOSES on stones have s%S
AID no living thing but man remains in IL
fields, beasts - l"Lsr, dogs, cats, vermin, all
hsyin. been dcvssscd
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-15
Each Old Subscriber to the
8tthta&d 9eafo,t5

and settle his Old account
now and the first day the next year
for ONE DOLLAR AND HALF and those who settle up their M
score within that time can for the entire OF 1878 Tor
opy TWO DOLLARS and will receive after this year
For the year 1875 adopted subscribers the following
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pENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD:
NND UNITED sTATES MAID


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Ncw-Tuk, via DesbrOsSe3 and Cortlandt
Streets Ferries, as follows: D.,
Express Harrisburg, Pttsbur a. The West and Southwith
Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a. No. ana $50 D. M
daily.
For WilnanSport Lock Haven CORY and Erie RtSOp NJ
Cory Tor liusyIe Petroleum ca ana tho
on Ecgipn-. Tor WliaulspOrt and Lock Haven $50 m
For i,amurr Washington and the So1th Limited wash.
npon EXrress Pullman Par1r cans daily except sunday
al $50 NJ; arrive Washington 4lO r. NJ Regular AT o;iO
a. NJ. L. , and IN. SUNDAY ana D. M ~ ~ d., ,,,. !,
Express for Philadelphia, 100 $50, $40 '"oO limityl,
1890 A. M l. T. =, g. Z SD y. and II night sunday
$50 n M g. g. l. $780, amt Enigrant ahd second class
Accommodation for Trenton, 7 a. No. and 40 p m.
For trains 10 Newark, Elizabeth Railway Princeton. Tren
ton Perth Amboy Flempeon B"iNteTe aud other points,
str local scheduled at all ticket Offices
Trons arrive: Prom Pittsburgh G:1U and 1880 IN, and
1910 D. M daily; 1ilO n. ard 600 D. M daily, except
Nuuday From Washington aud Baltimore $50, 100 q.
4;iO $40 aud 1929 D. m. sunday, $50, o;3I o. m fiom
pLlaleulin JsUj, 600 $50 0oo 1910 ll3O =. M = q,
II0 $40 G5U. $40, 1910, aud 100 M SUNDAY 800.
n "a $50 $50. 80 a. NJ. 500, 1910 aLd 1890
Ticket Offices 526 and Dli broadway, No Ast1r House.
and foot Of Dcsosses and C0audt sts; Nc Cont 81,
ErooL vn; Nos H. llB, and rs NWit0nsL uobokohi pe
pot Jersey CiV EmiganI Ticket omc. 10 ait't place.
PRANK THOMSON, ". 81. BOY ID, lr
General Manager. General PlsSenEtI Agent
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Real Gslaie Go Grthongc.

DPOOELYN UICHTS-Widc HOUSE over
Booking East h,Cr, more lots very de.
siaJlc. small cOUnir, place tl@cn ~ part payment.
~ LAND & WHITING, Etrkman 81.
EvnR STANFORD ACRE PROPERTY One
both Of two fsrdhle Eii1 Ecsd"nccs IL u1n- .ich.
modem IMPROVEMENTS g. IuuIt'n fToI NIsi., York.
aud within ~ liz" Intersection The T,nnsyi,ani aud
Jersey Central ifauk Ees at Eaahrh, aud uinnis walk
f uqs,,ug, station The latter HanE'u paved lghtrd
streets ANA highest ana ben Fart III The city. iots lad
oti IN drive ears1I lawn, adde, fruit huNrr vines &c:
sshc ma sitis: hogsC promise, Vaaed $4,000 and
600 rc-pecivcly cqGtr $500 csch value go
,.,r NINTH. no aAse-urais AdC0gsl p!oi, a,on
me gT planted u dC7ii Afiross. stating particulars
OF urUperiy. rosi- Onicr Bog 49, Eh-tbeih Nd
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Drooklpn propcrip Go Get.

NOR RENT-That eligible HOUSE, 63 New
Work ave corner OF Aantcaye.. Brooklyn has All te
modern improvements and eXta Convenient 10 cars lH
grounds are handsomely laid ont with lawns ana uts VIII
York
TsyO LET--3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE,N No.
4 isq pernsen st: 5story brick DWELLING, lI9 VIII
,anohIT,t GORDON H. FORD. 81 Clark st, Brooklyn
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nrElclAI RLcoRp oE AL EsTArE TEANsFEEs


plecctcrst NO ST. s. 2C2 q Of Broadway, 2SNlVI
Henry i Browne to Jane Keys 80
7gtist r. - 9fga u " 81 2t-iyr, l5lOXlO22; JaineS IN,
Rachael Wolf 80 N'"'ii'
'',!iEi - 800 $500 -, -"'' Nominal
llfiavc cor Of I:ih.st. G5X-0.5 also llth ave-
80, II "l it ! -"-''' i'''' '. 10000
9dayc : u OF 42d-st, @CNsOG Ane'h biN'is n,o
husband lctdtI ~Ciitici A'''-''
bI-G% az, 81 'i ~ t lanes Il E,-,ck Nomnal
"' t ~, ,,s,,i ~ As NJ in,wn ...... Nominal
1921, 81 IL % & lst-tyr. t+3lroll; hthll, 800,
iIotGlIC 10 yrl4 = W 'litil> ->u''i'
Ave D. Of ath 81, isSIJOi Joseph stern 10 ~ COO
Moses Dslecl cr.-.- ---.--, - -''''
~ AMI i,,i 10 II. lena i!c-rick Nominal
27tn' : .2i 40 !. NJ rSin N'iy - 52j
'''iH ~ " A." =, ,' 1 90 M tt.icqi Nominal
3Slh ST. ~ e oi sta ave, -ON3t3i VIM Nan, ..,
wIie 10 Ellen ahOuy oi"i''''
22Si, - 'li II ~ 20jOO
|onE 3so 10 r.or,Igc Faf,inEton. -. 1880
leimIE' % : 'I'' l""' '.o ! - '''' 5000
@ ic 10 o 49,, ob t -f,z -. 1900
''t.t' o, = ~ - =, y e 81 { am, ago
IS I Aye : e. So' u 'i''>'' A'@'o'o' ' | 900
- 49, 90 % q ~ Sl.t 81 2fyx76: same 10 same. 800
.,1' =, al si-tsi Y is: same 10 same. 10000
= ,,cc .f s. to A P5sgS 1000
lS ~ : @c9 Il -" VI -.1' 1900
iO!ncal.I J.N.SAyhGE. D'puty Register.
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Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Fdi


SECOND EDITION Now READY.
Tlcissgo OF this standard valuable Political Almanac
for 1877 contains many great service aud
importance Among them are:
l. THE CONSTITUTION OF TIE UNITED STATS.
Win n It's amendments together witt al recent amendments
10 the Constitutions OF tie several states
? Full. ELECTION Returns from al the STATE and
TCri,s for state Officers ana Members oil ION
in the disputed" states of Iori' south Carolina aud
Louisiana, bot; OF returns are given IN tull)
g. TIE POPULAR VOTE for President from 1924 TO 1876
inclusive.
A. THE ELECTORAL VOTE from the first Presidential
election 0 the last giving az each state ioT eac can
ddate fan explanatory notes illustrating the workings
of the Electoral College system
3 AL THE NATIONAL PARTY PLATFORMS OF Tie
campaign OF $50
6 IISrs or THE XIIVih con RESS and of the KIM
lar The principal tNctuiVe and JWc.&i ON
Gers " tn digest number and location u ihe MINOR
CIyl Olictrs
= ABSTRACTS OF AL THE Pj BIC LAWS PASSED
AT THE LAST SESSION or CONGRESS
g LISTS or THE COMMITTEES or THE I. & SEN
ATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
O lETEE&ALRENENI' J.. q REENCY. and RANKING
sizes o. the ordinary revenues ana cNlehd
lures tie Government from 1903 "a 1876, inclusive
10. STATISTICS OF FOREIGN sud DOMESTIC TRADE,
from Steel, Cotton and WOODEN hanHIic'utS ol
the | HItcd States
Other departments less valuable ard important are
Included Almanac which j. IN -Dany Respects
one Of a complete aHd exhaustive ever ssued-lnGis
peusaLu q every atlc man and Intelligent ciiI~eh
Twenty-Five cents per copy postpaid I'VE copies ior 81
orders viii be filed order OF their receipt Address
THE TRIBUNE.
New York.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01

STUDENTS preparing for college desiring
y PRIV ATE INSTR CTlON ~ LATIN, creek OF Aathe-
mates, address YALE, ljs WEST 2lsiSt.
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gitn Rrai estate for Sale.

DROWN-STONE II USES near the Park,
~ A iufihayes twctnrts former prices; .oyc'a! re-
Gently fore,l1se }. " STEVENS, Bra "ay aad 5sd 81
L'OR SALE-By order of LXcCutOr--Ihe three
I HOUSES. 10. 80 Itiave W 80 East 4";!-st. AM
No. 3i5 " est 35thst g.. al well rented. Terms easy.
hA}IL EDDY. 10 BrOadWai. Room 81
TsNO STEAMSHIP COMPANIES,
or OTHERS, WANTING LARGE AND DEEP
WATER FRONT, BULEIfEND. Pii.R-, Sc, AND \
BLOCK or GROU ND. ROUNDED 81 PIER 81. y. and h..
IpE SALE,
the block Of ground WITH 'fhead and riparian rights on the
East River York. ilciuIH2 SIP pier iCrncIlv pat
of smith 1iu0n> s.ryaId aHl nov o:r led by the Penn
sylvana coal Company bounded by Iwlst between 4th
and 81 Ste bounded Pier 81 last NOrIh and
East running irIlk,id al -l. FoY u!i paIcIais.
lSUiul HOMER MtliiAN, No. Pinr-St., y. T.
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK Wednesday. Jan. 81 1877.
The three following legal auctions were made
AT the Exchange Saesroom to-day:
Py T. J. Bicecl6r e SON.
| flJco story brick house tTCn) and SHOP UeaI 6
Columbia 81 10 Il = OF iH'hs''"S'' o' SO Oss
By H. Waters & Son. . -,
t,,r.. story and atr uirk and dazzling, Win
two lo;s 6u East broadway " cor Of 'alh'tnt-s
9is tol ellgr 1870: S'is it,'' $500
~ j y. F,dicTfcn
plot Of land lcastlold ON lota ave : " core" 1is's
stlGAlo0 - y,.i. Ia g,,u' - r t.h t eocO
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TEIF RAILWAY.

u hlE RAIL W z I.
b WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, IN effect
. q. m.-Crclnnat and Chic ago Day Express Drawing
Room Coaches - Buffalo and pension Bridge
1919 a. Express MAJ! .ol utao with Sleeping Coaches
attached
m-tDaily) Pacific Express for the West. sleeDing
Cnfhes Trough Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS Cincin
AMI Chicago withOai change also Hotel Dining rals 20
trains leave Chambers street Depot Y. Y, for
and IL midnight Saturday nights only Sundays, 9l5 H.
Rutherford Park Passaic, g. ~ ), 10 II noon,
lAj. 3:ij. 49, D. D. ESQ D. m IL M rnlght sundays o.
Patterson, t, 7f5. $50, 10 1913 a. NJ. y noon l4j,
J. 3D. 80 ), 3D. g, 6:lj, $50, !, p and ~
midnight sundays o. s3O 9lj, 10 "a N, l;iJ 6J0 p N,
and ~ midnight. $500 81 -.
night sundays, g. $50 10 a. M, I4o Gjo p H. ahd -
cornwall o A. NJ $50, t:3Op III. Sundays, $50 a.
Warwick, 1913 al H. $50 f.. N. 80
Ncwbufgb, 9, 1915 a. L. 33o, 1870 p H. sundays o1O
" h,nceton $50 p. NJ. Sundays. $50 a. m.
Ooslen. 80, 3. l0i5 $780, 5:ij 1870, p m sun
day. 6 80 ~ a. M Ky, ii ?; H. An >, m errJavs
$40 10 4. ~ p. The and 40 j. ~ trains con
meet with and Osvego Niand Railroad 1T Mans
Port Jeryis, ., 1913 a. H. 49, p M ShIaya o"O' ~
Taiis leaving ChambeFsst or half hours
hefor. D. leave TNentyhlrH fifteen minutes earlier
tIau no; trains leaving ChamucrNst on quarter
lcs leave Tweny-thist. thirty minutes earlier. Boats
leave v 94J and luij connecting with
kpariIue MS liz drawing room
and Sleeping Coaches lee obtained ana Orders Tor mo
checking ranSfcu Baggage mag De Lett at tie Company
Offices Nos 23 9J7 EruaCHay No CoHrtst,
ExIcs, Trains from the West arrive IA Ne"l OK at '-o
AIN .:IO 1893 p.I
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES
'f""f' l . ~ Ia; " = ii' i'''' - $3.50
D ty ISg' u I az 81 t I .siaim'Is 1900
SI'T t %, PIy o'i ssEat, GoJO
"Eo5 nj SiI az. ai W.: %, ', L. 1000
h ttni ' a! . Ave. , 5000
same Thcu y Dwight. 81 teit>t " {" cihd'"i ,,.o
To-J i+uiri H. and VIE L. DauII 4. Lord sOi
y yrar' NV" 3D., ... , ... 5000
NcCanr,y. Michael, ana WIFE, 10 Mi'ha, fit17Ii- o.
Inons In ate. -l> ard j2'-j- yr.rs..-. LOU
Prysri. ~..sEl!ud - AID Nic, 10 llrrl Np,lhl~brI-
GEAR Gear i'' ~ y..... 5000
Same tl M,ri aIirs' and Traders INSURANCE 60. :
E.drr-.t. Furnc aud IClauci ,'e; yraiH 10000
Rodes J.. James. wife, to Henry VI SANDS, e. Nae
G0tgt. = I,UUU
h SS4tfT..,i n@;"So4i; ' 8 ytar! ...:.' 1OD
fOH;riiLl J. :. SAVAGE, ErpHty Register.
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ROS1ON g NEW.YORK AIR LINE r. T.

BOSTON & NETWORK AIR LINE r. R.
- WINTER ARRhNGEMENr.-1rains leave n y: =:
H. H. 4 H. Grand Central Depot daily (Snniays eHeepe"
! p Boston Express Arrives Worcester 1885 p. m.
Jersey city transfer steamer Maryisnd) 1880 a. m, or
Harem River 100 Pullman palace cags through With
I$J boston and Nashua Express Sleeping coach from
Putnam. $50 a Worcester $50 a H.; Nashua
2 % f js1sag y G r slassf aaS 90 ioo
7. M and Harlem River l2lO ?. ~ r,os,rv,
superintendent Gcnl Passenger AGENT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
~ --ALLENTOWN LINF.-F'Try stations ia New York.
foot OF LberysI AMI foot OF Cisrkaonst town Fregat
Commencing Jan. /. is77.-Lcave NewYork foot Of Lib
$50 a. n-MAL TRAIN for bennington, Eason, Bevidere,
Bethlehem, Bath, Allentown. Mauch Chunk, taGaqua Tam
amend. Wnkesbaire, scranton MIRA Carbonate, &c; con
Junction with d.. l.. & W K. X.
Eas0n Allentown. Harrisburg AM the west Mauch Chuuk,
Tamaqna. Towanda, WlKesDarre, Scranton DauyIe, WI
10 30 a. m.-For somcrynle and Pennington.
town o aeb nnE WItebTe i E1s9 ' Tss1a
MohaDoy CIV, HWieion Reading, Columbia. Lancaster,
4:GO D. mfor High Bridge Branch. Eason Beiyidere.
Allentown ard Catfslaqna: connects at Junction with
.IaOD m.ror somcryie and Flemngt9n ,,,..,...
'53op. m-EyENNG EXrafs daily ioI Easton Allentown
Reading. Harrisburg, aud TIE West
1875 +. m.-For Easion. " -,s
$40. 9l5, 1918 1ll5 m; l2:i5 3l6' 4l5' 6l' 7I5'
coacciion is by Clarksonst Ferry at Jersey City
Enr an 1r to lGcai points see timetable stations
SUNDAY TRATNs-Leaye Acw.yors, foot IADlty'str at
points and $3.50 Tor Eason Reading ana Harrisburg
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SEA GIRT. AND
irans leave Newl from loot Of Libcrty.st North
Rycr a, ;l@ i 49, q; no. az 3 no D.;
Stages nom Report connect az hata"an Station
with all trains.
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Guttiou Sales OF Raj Gsldic.

ThCTORl-2lS West 31th-st., 2JXlU9, four
stnc. and blsln"u; sale ~ auciDl III Broadway. 81
February - oclocS mortgage remain. Information
- Broad 81. Room Il.
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NORTHERN RAILR0AD OF .NEWJERsEY
4 ruTGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
NEW.YORK CENTKAL AID HUDsO

~ RIVER RAILROA q. = commencing Pee. 20. 1876.
through trains VIII leave Grand central Depot: go
7:IJ western and Northern Express, "Ith drawing
t. Car aHiacua. go ,.----- .,,.
$40 q. r. special Chicago and St Louis Express With
Rochester ana BuEaiO; Also through Ca
Louis.
800 D. m, special Albany. Troy and western Express;
arrive. at Buffalo, 10 n. 10. .-. -. ,
900 express With secphEcars I9r Nh'eito"h ahu
CauaudaIena. Also, Tor Mont ral viz Pittsburgh
80 NJ Pacific Express daliy, WIN slteiiugcats ior
Rochester Niagara FAILS, Buo Cleveland IuIa4Sloi =.
and orlsy NE: also Cor Chicago, both L. & and NJ {.
Railroads and q Montreal via -. Adams.
ll.CO D. u Express, with sleeping cars Tor Albany ana
-. g.. IL. nj.
90 ,I and BROADWAY. and Wcstcott ENprrss Co.'S
Offices no PaIkpace l,j and Ji2 Broadway Ne"-foi1,
and 1913 WasllugtOnst, BTookyti -,
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Gonscs aN0 5drms tDan!eo.

XTvANTED-Fo buy o. hr. on the hudson
a. 70 60 mii,s from = y oU ~ and ai,lut ID acres
at moderate cost Address e. H. Wax lNGEN, 400 Broad
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5ieamboais ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOusaionlc
- and Nsugatuck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT lcagos Caharincsp at 1880 and Bridgeport AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-01
Countrn Real Getaie for Sale.

At RYE, y. II. T. R.-FARM of 1870 acres.
"a valuable or farming r suitable for country residence
ECLAND WHITING, Beekanan st.
NOATING, BATHING, and FISIllNG.-50-
acrr FARM nic. from city, staiis!s: good
tag outYUldnSa. lawn nicely shaded; zoo feet
front river Iltr, sH.juD: $iODO cen remain.
ALFRED HEHNt%CE. eo Nurfay.st
DE- ONO For a small FARM OF 3 acres,
y Pc <~pV az Si.uudaauIg pcha mile from depot,
oi man road q hiicE Iou-H,
"Itr. paI house ald 60" stables work shop hrhri aui
Other i.inI> al kinds ( choir, fruits tirs; .irL l'Ld.
su'ail, trri. fin building. worth IN" m0ury; terms
hall cash rl.nc. 80 yrails. Address H. POOLi. -,
T. ~iIOaGs,Irr, Perm. or ". DAVIS. Tribune Onicc -
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NGHlTE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRY tSG THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Thcstoimers OF this Line take The lnc IoaleS ecnnfn'ed
hy IL eUt Many e. x, gong sOIh 81 thc BANKS on he
passage - Queenstown. al the yeat round
CELTIC, Art RDAi Feb. 3. $50 n. M
ADUIATtC SATCItD NN. Fec. 10 ) T. IN.
BRICAN NC. SATU RID ~, Feb. ~ p.
CELTIC, SATURDAY, March 10. p m. - --...
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
rg steamers are uniform size and unsurpassed in ap
uoutnruis The saloon, StateTo0m-. Smoking ami Bath
where the noise aud motion
i.ast fell Attending degree O comfort hitherto unatainnble
EATfs-saloon so and slOo, gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms Slr"tagc, rs.
Company Offices No 81 broadway, NewNork.
' H. j. COKTIS, Agent
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Gonnirp propertn 10 fet.

CITY and COUNTRY-LOW RENT.-4o MN
y uts' comfortable ride from Lbcriy-sf l0npe'ng uuns
lines by numerous Till midnight yearly fre goo con
eirpt suburban Cottage Residence and Grounds mouse nS
i3 rn0ns argc cellar heater hot ana cold water Dal
closet call bells, etc; extra large VIVA pot Ian o III
shade vines, berries .ci i0caioh hS!,
Ven drained and healthy minutes walk by paved streets
trom depots at center OF Guy oi EhaDt
minutes was from passenger station ~ West ENtDcln So
central Railroad Apply premises or to tie O"NEl
Room >. No. NaEsan.st
rE'O LET-ltent free to April, 5000 there
\ arcr-nrw brick HOUSE, with all improvements ana
-, Iocation in Newgrk GEO. W. SMITH,
"' 80 Broad It., Ncyalk, " j,
rEyO RENT. FVRNISUED-F0r the Summer
months on a year desired, me ItEStDENtE situated
in nglrgOod \. j. about 10 minutes wax IRON depot "s
wafer complete; everything III perfect
orrcr Terms reasonable Address H. H. TRIBUNE once
G6ga0 Farm TO LET; Wcstcilies ter
tt itsEC. Comfy; % miles % immediate pos
session. J. hhO" y lA'' II 80 iiouo' -