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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
Broohlnu Real estate for Sale.

nWELLING-HOUSES Nos. AZ Willov-st.,
81 Uick. 81 and % Sas-fuS, 100 anl lr4 Pine
appest I79 and 1917 WiOuglDy =, "a laiaYette-aye
GORDON l.. FORD, % CARA si. tIooElyn.
NOR SALE or to LkT-A large potion of
ia, purchase ilOrey mortgage SIRED -5slOry brck
DWELLING, No. - fafay EFT ave, 10: TX D.
GORDON l. foHD, 90 'larkat, Bro"klyn.
NOR SALE or TO RENT, FURNISHED
The mi sized three story basement bTIct house 1875
Harrison st. OUlosits Christ Church the house Is In good
order and the location Is central anu
plelsaut, terls ulGlsrAta Apply on premises.
NOR EXCHANGE-HOUSE brown stone
drec.ly at the entrance u i.o.2eet srt Erook
ave "a and SO ~ haTksGyc 1853 Prospect place HS Ian
coin place ali respecs admirably located WIN
alliuIIoVemenis would take part nelt oia
small houses. ROBERT =. BUhStSu 20i MonIaguest,
Continental Building Brooklyn, Broker IN Rea Estate.
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Guarlmcn;s & ttnfarnisbsn Rooms 10 Get

PARTMENTS in the ROCKINGHAM,
y broadway aad 5U.;e Absolutely Lr1Is"'i; elevator
steam goat Uac I,on- lnqd.r- IN me lc-'si~''.
NTICE FLAT APARTMENTS, five or more
~ itrs ~ full sized rolsy: tailes gpiod by me fm
iy On ee aul); low osibJ raEtr Apply at Gl5
Gt4-ayc., IgiIsp HILL
LET-Fuiii,hrd, and BOARD, large, plras-
I ant FEOST Rooms; -s- . ALI i!OOsi reoTtSls.
III West 42G--f.
TO LET-1i2 Dcgr2T-st., second floor front
aal back and al RGOH with closet, 20 a small, nice
family, at - pr month.
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Gin prozerly &c Ext.

Gin prozerty &c Ext.
Two LET. chcap-iIOCSE, Stable, and . lots
If Gr,uni; plcuty fruits. &c; lD-h -. bet 5th ahi
lOtliavcs. apply - las. ". COA r.. z'l hHGsoGrt
TE'O LET-ElcGaHt brown stone and brick
HOUSES on alison ave. <ai siG. streets tn, PaT~,
Stories Ctlltt finish,
fIrli 5000 Sf.Ol Apply 10 A. WOODS, Office Nor'h
America Lie Company, Il End ~ AlFeS' 'e"-
York, b.,wc,u II ava = ncu'A
WEST ATHEIST, Ie!r GtlI-aye.--CO completely
w furnished fpurstary D,JSl stone REM, = OD
it;IAED g. WHITING, BCckm.n IT.
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.


AND CNITkD STATES NAIL RoC -.
TrsIs Hss YORK, via Deshrosses anu CortiAhu
Pi.t.burgh the Westanl souih,wiEh
Pullman Palace Ger. attached $50 a. NJ aLd o'O p III
daily. -v- ,..u.,. an, Fri. 2on o.,
gitusrie petroleum Cehlft ana he
on K.sO. GiiaInsi End iorE ltaFcn ? ~ = ~. s.
.>l.msTs and the HvGt! IiliteI W 80.
in.ton spor,, P.rpr cars daily, except 9Hn,
M 900. H.; srrv. N..hinzt 4lO r. n Regular Al SiV
a m l. D. siG 9 M. sunday . anI E NJ , N A., , .,
kxp1. sG for Pi>d. pHs 80 $50, So lSSG L.a,.Ja
lUyJ 1t I, z, = SD p. NJ aud y hcH5 'u,u'J
$50 H. b. g. T. 80, and Emieran ana 'ecohu eia''
Jpn. .,-... . ,, - .ud 4.1o ~ M
Ear ira ms to Newark y gaDst Lahway frncs1on lre1
Bfyldere, and DINER pOns
:. n cal sch siul.5 ~ iickst "if'cs ,.o - ,,,
HitsbGIEu. on anu IV'@U w. %il
lO.:u ~ m, G1ily: 'U N. AID G3G T. M O. ~ oActPs
Nonisy f'roIn Washing and Baltimore $50 ,'o I: ",
t:lU 5:ls 1920 p. SUNDAY! o,1' ~ I" ., "a
Fh.i.,'.1 5o5. GO G50 90 lG,l@ ll'59 a. a., 5o
40 $40 800 $50 1910, aLd 100 p M SUNDAY Duo
go $50 900 Il.60 500. 1910, and lO;=o J.. ~ ,ross
mcsst Oficss $40 ana ga Broadway No. As"t ,.
and fot OF Dssbross.s and CorHdtsts No S" ~
Proosyn; Nos ia, 10. and 10 Hndsonst i.9ooAgu ~
pot J.rssy Ci.y Eu,erant Ticket ONCE 80 s2er paco
FRANK THOMSON. ID; NJ BDlb T.,
pondout and KinGston-Landing al NeWb1a[ Ti,I
"a poke,ts Highland Fails west Pont, C0riH AL MAIL
Inrn MI!pn Esorus, connecting win ti-t hd Del ~ H.
steamboats, Baldwin ard Thos 'ornci NON t'r tlt
springst daily, ~ D. H. cJmien' Aafc - -. =:
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EArrA SiECIAL DISCOUNTS.

Al Crfcrs wholesale irce, ~ time VIII be sold
RI ,.,... Who sale rice lst, net cash.
-lDO az We irsa.e prices, al cne Tine viii be
= .,.Ys. ( VtT cent tascn Of i"r Cash.
"r',rS q: 500 az vEoo,9l irses ~ on" tine, wiz be
red al t,lo M J WLOi,- PIce-lis ana ;u
- LIMA pei IA 'ak' q Oh iDT cash.
~ 500 at wholesale prices at one tne. viii 70
# = IT ~ e.
. tIs.nssl 10 cent ia- ui l'r Ea-a
Uriers ofSI wh'r.ale prices, at one time will be
s-rc, II y rs o,i oGr Ne W.o,rSac iTlCcIi AM an
adt jioual l22 Icr cent iaSrn of for Cash.
q above ard SPECIAL rates Of discount viii be
al! sOat OTdcTy COH 80 q 81 Oh'
erred ron F.oksttT Nt~s Agt c0Yohere. So all
perSpH- wishing purchase bin books ri these
large ana rates ~ dSc0nt had bet make Up tcr
Crters al once them first mall T. D. neC,
roctd 10 l. T. ~. iEit7pN q BiSOi ILLS,
% Chcstuuts;., Philadelphia, Penn
10. We want every bookseller anc every W. AGENT
eVcryw here FOR one oi or Ne" Illus
traed Catalogues ami ei stOlour Ne" ana s@aDe booAS
Just Ready
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Geachsrs.

ALL TEACHERS, School, 0FLI &C..
~ raH i ana aTe yfiT z39 T res :y
A LADY experienced in TEACHING the In
n glsh DaLcAs wishes position Is Wasting 81 .e'ieat
Gne r !i't town ono, j 45s arcsvS'.
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
Teachers every depar4e Of lT"slo9 tslafa'I F9
crcaIaa apply :iss Dung q UrGH .la.r. y n
S Mif1 SS sc,a s n'jG,F ''--'''''
NLASSICS.-A gentleman of extended expe-
1S FafS S ag&e and 5ssa ae.; a
Tes 1i"g Areaer i7o7 Ghcs'na ST. isicfG.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 UDionsluars:
~ Engagements Insds o 10 ts,s. :s -''
HSRS. ANNA RANDALL DlEHL, teacher Of
VA Reading and Dramatic Action, 81 Unions 4s'fs
N5RS. LOUISA b. CULVER. Teacher Of
80 P.srE "9as4T ao" MR. I'll un f.HSs ~ %s
Haii NJ James N. iiart.
GPANISH LANGUAGE taught by Prof. A
- DE TORNGs ri 92l Gtlrare.
SCHOOL WANTED-By an experienced and
- successful teacher. Address b. New Hh ~
CCHERMERnORN's QUARTERLY CONVEYS
- candidates hi''in 10 emplo, tts OF tsa.h@r t,y%e
Icaceer5 anti 20 ions .iqss ~ o 30 t fi
st. near jrivcr.i'5 pace. --
rE'EACHERS WANTED for Autumn vacances
in schools all ASGS,,s M;uGl Ia...N1s". r , :.
S Sffi ia EbC JzIGSa ~ BroSGw \.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY''
L. AGENCY FoE SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS,
30 Cuor-sqUqrc (4i.-ayc sicl. NsS-l"rs.
TEACHEES-Attc"tiOni - rrs3t ctGi' c"'d 10 "'I oPIt
mrut surFt M teachers with positions
The demand toc siilc! Instruct rrS - con-
teaciies caaSot be surp4aea. THIS q, ~.
%ih eaaeS S'1u itrc ss ha i be@ Ss
ga.r.ci WITH Tie AHA tlrAi
sch0p. Institute" tuDN Gt>o0HtiGu'di.
PRINCIPALS ana q a's oi Families WI ind II 10 Oh, N
ttrcst examine Our li.t d t'1cHors before
making ei.ga4, nont~ elsewhere. cur ii.i
emuatts teachers l"T r'0i} tvi"ti.!s3h.'
ra.iis.,s u hest American tGt Fer -"
Colleges aud ScEH4TS5. no ci-Is. "
Principals Or Iam.i'@}
T. CorESwoRTH PISCKNEY,
PUBLISHER.
30 Urion.sqnsr" ttthaye F6e), Ny. .,,..,
U. s. SCHOOL. AID CpLLLuE bIHE. nor f-C1mpi'S,I
cSp~-ssl, 4 guide FOR those having cii'
oven 70 educate, g.v!ng N cob''ns Il fofm
al the important ilcta fsaIus {" oaGh
tarhirs %. ulsotiier VIA map "i 'i'
auc how thtl D. raa ched by al &ait'1
ion purpose above stated Fl,EE up,. ~
PrYcKNFY"s %CiinGI GAZETTE QUARTERLY -
FOR PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS.
r. c9TEs.woErH PiYCK%EY,
Books Maps Charts Globes Philosophical anJ Chemical hr
paiat1r kinter-aren Asttl.l 80, &c.,
SCHOOL ADNAki III A So, eo, II'HooL fhIN4IN"'
(lth.ayc. siic.j NewYork
VISITING GOVERNESS. A middic-a:,ed
lady long experience in teaching the FL csb branches
French, herman, Spanish music ANA i"ue' work would axe
school private lessons given ~ o"H OF pupil Ics!shc'
Please rl'Ics. II. II. H.. Tribune Oacc
NNANTED-A male TEACHER 10 teach
reading and suenc IL ten young boys tVsrT cav rom
II TO ~ O'clock Amply AT 40 los West 6"hst before Il
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Drooh!pN properls 80 Get.

rk1O LETS story brick SCfIOOi.-HOUSE, Ne.
L iyof&sslst; -stoFy triek DWELLING, ~ Wa
lOu-hhy-si. ClitDOS l. FOsD. ~ fltrS brDnNlyE
TE'O IET-Ou Prospect place. BrnOiiyn, near
Fliihavc, ,r7' r.oig brick house
known eDO'! order ~ val bo Isni'>i low
hDEEt.T =. BUS lNG, -1t suit,'Gu"s'. iloO1ljn
rs1O LEASf.-SSOO.--FUE story, brOwn-ttone,
Iuci sOop fiDt -. iy. joy l0 feet situajei
on 1hri t tronElyr SvBntha'c, aBd on the hl.h
ar1nud ailiuinC PN. Ihlis Is s extra vide
lefug tic ciirsr, {. The ARK f- IL tho highest
and most l.ahf' part wn.lN cir. TIE HOUSES are
first every respect, pciri uElrI, aud lEiE!ae
Io-st,sion D. given ApiD "a :! T. ~ NDtL = So,
- Broadway. y l.. 10 ikA a kIhBAr corner fd-i'
yc. aId NInL.S., Brooklyn.
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4rction Sales OF fieal estate.

At AUCTION.-12Jth-s t.-Two large LOTS,
"A northeast corner 10th and Avenue ~ Nichols viii
BE- sold on TUESDAY. APRIL 3 At no1n NJ The Exchange
+. Boyd, Auctiogscg under direction "
Peter r. Glncy esq Referee. sixty peg cent remain on
mortgage information apply IA the AucOnrrI
No 10 Pin,-st. 10 TOWNSEND Wan DELL Pialntus
Attpru y, 23J Broadway.
DICHARD Y. HAKNETl, Aucti0neer,
Ia viii sell auction,
WEDNESDAY. trTil II,
NJ o'clock. i.Nclan.r ~a'esrC3u, III Broadway
oStl, near HToayrav G. Property and Five
qtry Dwelling fu.! 2Sts st. 81 feet wet OF Broadway,
72.G front by 9s.9 dep. - - ., =.
Maps. permits .vs. IRON WA j. 4. AlGRATB, 4, AT
torncy. - PARK place, OF auct0necF, III broadway
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

Philadelphia
road Third and Berkssts. at 1880 $50, $3.50, 1880 AIN
1--we ir,tr for N.s leo G;i5 sos. 9:lO s:ss
a.. m. l2:l5. 2:!O 4l5, sos ?. IN. ,...,.ooo
and m trains AID .Ieering ,Is % mo II o'clock mid
night Tsa3 fTPm E%i AsSs OK T s VIZ o1 and
Phi'ad.lpia TlId ann Bers9 ST. a. NJ '5o ~ p n
Nos 52g and % Bradway g The pnpgp9l hotels al oe's
brooklyn paSsfS * fd CEN S" Pass 5 hSssl to
h WI T IL, hnEANGEMENT OF TRAINS in effect
Room 1ac.! to- a ana and TsS1sS y 5s''
1913 amExpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
p m-(Daly) Pacific Express for the West seeOng
au and Chicago ~hou. ehange; Also Hotel Dining cas- %
Ir.'ss leave Chambers street Depot " y for :. ,c,s
p M ard midnight saturday nights ony. sundays 0l5
." Rihefiuid PARK and Passac 7:i5 10 m, II noon.
lt5 ~ 40 g. o. 6So = ~ p m y midnighI Sun
day st sGV s. !? 5 ~ Is q u ana IS nooH I4
m1Deft sunday, {, $50 9l5 10 a. M, LAB C3o' pmp
ni eS'E Su4day 49,. G. So Ii5 $50 pn, aud Il
cot1S ALL a. H. 800 1902. Sundays, $50
N NsTSaTs .o s. lci 81 NJ $50 Sundays $50
T. R x $50 ?. m, SUNDAYS, $50 a; m. s
ciys sGeio Ss 80 g. i0i5 J45 40 p m Sundays
S ser I No a. NV Nv Y6rs aud 0sweso iand @
Port Jsryis lO43 a. m, 4SO p m sundays s;1o' "
kCifialas leaving chamDsTsst on even or na hours
than abdy. dine trass leaving ChamberssL quarter
hS sTa sge lin at - anc 45 p M coSecng With
usin7 eavas 5 at 10 p m aa ia BTanc room
and secpng he obtained and orders for the
oa as 20" s2S and M way No.
rrSrs.s r Ms from the West arrive NswlOfk at 1875
a. NJ H.. ao aao 7:55 p m.
NORTHERN RAmRoAD OF NEwJERsEY
T. qi5 NJ, g. l. s4t, go $50 1870 p M an0 saturday
Manuel JfL' aD6Gi FPa d "n rassr Agent
7 EHlGH VALLEY RAILR0AD;r AKA Law,
d.os loot Of cgrt at and gSsa%n q
S S.S ,a MfG hum AzRf1 @ i sScn
s.s.~ AgRgID 2sassF 1880 ST. N ,rs lA' anu '
Yves" F'nN'" '''i fPoBf ii. sfYRE, supt and E9gr
G'0sr' h''''rn o'' CIS Il " crTfHM@iNGs agent
NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, &C. Fare, 81.
.:.',, : AZ Zip Say 2H9 s 0'
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- klysK AALLEoA APPROPRIATENESS .a,aSs I Dec 20 1876
us. -, W.st.n and Northern Ezprtsa' with drawing
%:.s: and s$ s 81 loa a.d ET TYHro"h T cl
,o.:s. Nor.9.,n and westen Es2Te;s ., r,,r.,
srrise, At BsGao 7lsa N. ... To- y,,,o.,,,.n 49,,
Sa ~ .H. 10. ~ ssG7 -aa
.3s facss hEgrI5: tiy WI aaTabs 10
as Ies.yils ..s Tor Ch:sa. BON L. ,. and C.
sss IMPRESS. with sIeopis. cara for Albany ana
Trey. - -. r..., r,.a co,,,s 1yckats for sale n
1sa t:I nud Br3aiwsS, S4f ut Wesicot rrEs tos
otic.s 30 PORK plaza Isl and e42 BROADWAY Ne"fors
AKA 800 . asEHHk, Gssersl Passenger Agent
PHILADELPHIA gia Long BRANCH and
| y. HswJsR.xY s0UTHtRN RAILRoAD-Fs,rEe
: s'@ X ~ ss' 10. Rec
s. n for Philad.lphia Long Branch. Toms RIVER and
yinsAsd. IL. MI. Ma
to-, "a Tsrk.,to. y E SNFUEN Gen. hansgsr
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Ncm ilnb!ientionS.
CPEcIAL NOTICE TO BOOKSELLERS.

NPEtTNI NUTTVL to DVVNotIlII1Te'
y. H. PITEEs DE & BR0TiiEiS' SPECIAL fKlCE,IISI,
vtlk EXTRA "fLlAl DISCOUNTS TO BpohHEI1-EkS'
- r. PITI,iSON & BEuGlITIS beg 10 announce TO the
Ia Trad. Trade sale, but
Mi ciye elcrs and Newa Agents every where the
u l,.nt AMI al other
~est ~'rC. lS 90 tlcr 10 Is al ihe spcca rates ~
uSio at .'. ur4a tGyJ 80. PNE Wholesale Nci
sL l. i.t gr u.r -. rE T. Wholesale Nri cash FllC.
isi tu,.lr pic. & CotI RuJNs ~ per cent 81
fra va. l.rli nae, aud PAPER C0rD E0n-. grr7N
- D. ytsG %. - 81 pr tt' m, = ii"J Itf Now -
ti.Ln o. -, "tnck u Pctr-os ''pr&II Fsael-
L. i.LD.. - 49,. ~ L - l ..
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NEw.YoRk. SATURDAY,. MARCH 81. 1s7,

NEw-YORK. Saturday, March 81, 1877.
The sales made at the Exchange Saiesroom
to day as follows:
By BilrsicelI. mixer & U,itirs.
five. story brick basement with lot on 3iavt, n cor 49,
3lfh.st lnt "A 9XlOG; q II Bultman F9,5OO
/ four story briCk h1Is with lot = OF last G3l II, ~
l55 fee 3daye, lot 2jXluO5: Sarah BHgr.... l@,UUO
YV JDhn I. E0Yf
foUrstOTy and basement brown stone house Win i0t
OF East hist, 2g%4 II oi ID ave, lot !6.llX
1922 cach Margaret Wainwright.
Ey d. ~ Iai'eTf0n.
tl.rce-st0ry brick hose WiE pot. Oh road leading
from Furdhan Ia YCIkcrs and aGirn HG laIi 81 ,o
Bailey, est Farms plot JOCK" o. Jno P3TsOiS Sf,[uO
II. Z. HgTter.
brick house, with lot on the - 81 ist 81 81
~, $3.50 II u -'''' '"' - $1,000
story brick tenement house. with not th' u
14A st, 27j r. OF 2dHv", lot 25NIoo W = 10000
tory and brick basement house, with lot on IA"
GerTalia Lie ms 1900
m r. H. Ludi,i" & -.
3-sfGry brick basement stable lots, No 81, g.
and IS CannOn-st bet Delaney and kiviBEtnn-sts
los %5y 100 each Nathl 1000
m seat & Hl.Js.
story and brick basement house, with lot ON the
Helena l. q Asinari ..........., $4,000
MOT ~ land on Str1nr-placc OF UniOl-aye. 300I
foe plot af lana on strong place, n OF Union
%GANl2I: " l. iiVug>tG' 1000
frggs house with . lots the of StflHph lt.'
lot No 5S3 map 0t the viiiaL' "i Mel
roso Sonjh 2JXlUO each JnO AdthaIdt-.-. ltlO0
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SATrRnAY. March 3l-P. u.


The bank statement of to-day continues TO
reflect the effect Of payments Oh account OF ur s@1 ID
uer cents in the loss Of - 200 100 Ia specie Tie l"al
tenders are reduced SOS coo and loans oSBdea Sl3S,
300 AGAINST decline 81 S2G~1 900 in dcp"sts ssd an
Increased circulation ~ $4,000. Tic whole movements
results in decrease tS177s125 in susplu. reserve.
m. l.,, reserve which iast 30 - per or or
the total deposits, Is 2937 DeducnnS tse rcie IN
,n, from the deposits. the legaitendsr re~Tvs rev -
- - per cent If tho currency deposits assn~ s223
last week Tic comparative totals are ~ fois-''
MlTcr2 -. Marcn III. Ut,i ~sH@;
Loans So $1,000 f2J9 e2S,I0o lhcie@re' ta..gs
~lscl..... %. 81 80 20 lJtNNS lbStos"@. 'f'n't's
l.,,JIt.nrs lI4jg,OOn t4,3J6,bS D-'ft1s- %" -
-, 80. 80 pl' : 900 olg729qy D.cTr4-'. 2oSl.lD
CiIri.Iati0I 1913, 100 l5s9h~0 4nct'~e.' % ~
The following shows the relations between tAs lo'al
reserve aud total liabilities:
I5r,h -. March 81. 'Nrss~c-
g. co. tgi 800 500 80 40 Pee 81 10000
Specie %. 4, .'''' TX 1n1 t43sLAD Dee $500
,r,. ..r,. 80 sl5.oJ Sol J46.os Dec. .e2.2to,+OO
ResCrye required or,
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
! P.NN~YLVA&Ih RAILROAD. 1910, , ,,.,,
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
r,oo, r1ro,ch Trains each Way daily three DepOs IN
''"''''" 800 I'iIs tepha. two IN New-Nork.
For Tracks "a. most proved Equipment and tho Fastest
limo cossis.. via aognlute safely a..
Prnresa TRANS ayp York via DtsDrUsses ana Coit
~ "a $40 ,t51 fnite 1890 M, !. Z, $50,
q d. M md ~ midnight. Sunday $50 r. m, o, o. u H;3O ana
r. ,-,-,.- . "a % o., o.,
aud IN a M, iiaed Exires, l3J y. MI lao T. J3J, Z, ana
7:J5 p NJ aad II midnight ca sunday 3;-O 90 " 49,
a IN 4 = .:35 p NJ. ana II m!daig,'.
Tictrt 0lc,, 52G and ga Broadway, NO Asor HoAse
aud foot OF Isbrsa.ee atd COTtauLtsiA; No COuLsL.
IrookIvn; Nos ia, llG and IL Hudson 81. HoDokeh
Drn,f I,rsry CITY immigrant Ticket once No Battery
place. ~ NJ lloyd u" Cen tdsSohs'r as'n1
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o. al Il
o. i..ssss.s.s. - z
Albany ard Sus
a bos3. 20
1905 ..... 81
20 .... 40
Chic y & .
lnJ bic 90
100 .. 9-1l
ono and His.
poo l-rs3. -
Ohio and Miss ri
100 bc. )
c, G 4 | c
5OO....bc. 2b
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( II Hudo, Point with 10 sIouns', large
modern pusg furnace, ho; aud cold water bath room Goa
scry4toiy, bOalng alley &c, ICE house sa'tt 1@Ill1gs
house, green ouses, colt grucr &c, the s"dLda Ni'~
Very fine: minutes from uas;oiiU stOrs rtInin ROOM
Dc: convenient boats terms easy. AiH-s
IT, W.li. y.
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Gourtrp Real estate for Sale.

VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY FOX
q : ~ IN the village Of TINOI1 ION the HuNf'n
u,c,ss COUNTY y y, cOnsistl.g II Touring mn saw mn
AMI plaster mild Pud barn. together WIN Us" acres
cio ianh wei rred, all in the best of repair ana tii
In laTgs grain country fOr luie pa ''""i''
IhluII' va w -l MASHI NOTION FINGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02

PHILADELPHIA yia LONG BRANCH and
4 Ne EaNJsR.Ry sOUTHtRN RAiLROAD.-F?@
Ioysr shan by rsuts tOHmrnCES NoNenUeI IT,
1875 leave Kew Pier North River 0oi oil Rec
vi , 1t. ~. -.
~ for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River, ware
-. - Tsrk.,ioI. " :. SNFUEN. Gen Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REIoRT ~ " STO0K EXCHANGE SALES
MARCH 81, 1877.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARIMENT-lOA O'CLOCK
l., JfVn

AND IIl2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-08

ROYAL WMIMs. Isabella of
nP.n mas tine most nc s,saq ,ssas5qaa5hstda Aha If
every epoch. and Of every sort. each
the most beautiful specimen of its
kind. She has dresses OF point dan
gleterre. point de Venise. point d'Aleu-
con. &c J, each set OF which is worth
even more than $50. 900. Queen Vic
toria has the most valuable collection
of cashmeres in the world it is reck-
oncd to tA worth ii 100000. Some Of
these were twenty years on the loom.
others are interlsced with golden
thread. and their embroideries are
adorned with jewels and diamonds. The
Empress of Austria has the most sd-
mirablc collection OF emerslds. The
Grand Duchess of SAKE Wiemar (grand
daughter of Gar Paul |. of Russia).
has the most valuable collection of ru-
bles known No collection of pearls
aud ,urquoiscs equals that possessed by
the imperial family of Russis. The
royal family of Englsnd has the peer
less collection of sspphires. - Paris
letter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-08
EkSTWlCk. MORRIS { co
Civil and Mining
nN dI N i I1S.
fs.sasa NJ q. HaFretts rsisl3sas
Cor em us sslat = ~ ashtsEsaa streets
SEATTLE wA.h. rsrrit0ry.

CoAl AMI ether mineral i.nts a-s s.sETes. sss
vwyed. exAnsnesi. AMI reported ggca Plans sHss
s~tiaastes ser miniEs Improvements fErnssed
Special ssssnssen gsseG b land surveys. aaa 81 TIE
teesssaa ef city ksss Asd biccAs- Mas asaA 2rsw.
tnss asSAaniSal.y sxeretcA Nv. - is-s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-08

BvllIoN llELp--j. J. Na.eatlIe.
superintendent of tie bullioA depart
meut Of Wells. Fargo X Co.'S Express.
has n. aie his annual statement of the
treasure product # the States aud Ter
ri,ories west { the Missouri river To
tai vitl1 for the year may Ire sunmar-
lied a follows as compared with last
wear SGold IN 1873. ii. .1ii. 100 1876.
S4t32s 600 silver l>.3. 80 ,0i3.H0o ,
1876. Sii 80. 200 lead, etc . 1870 So
100. 600; 1876. 5000 600 Totals.
1875. Sloo. So. .o0o. 1876. 90 81. 700
Til. weld ot 1875 Was the largest up IL
that time Greatest increase Is in Ne
vais which is credited with producing
$40 PSI 900; California, Sls.6i5.soo
Colorado. SG.990. GOO; tt1h. S5.o.o.
500: liaho, >i.o.i 900 Montana
Sa.,.. 600 Mexico, $2.273 ,ooo Bn
tish Columbia, Stiil, 600 Oregon,
$l,ti4.Ioo Auyaua. Sli2.oG New
MeNic,. $500 500. a0i Washington
So zoe. Ia presion> statements no AZ
temp; ha. h<ra made - separate gha
gold fr,'m silver Greet c.,re has been
taken this year t. give the goli ,ud
silver product separately
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-08
SEATTLE WASHINGTON TERRITORY MONDAY JANUARY ,,77

SHORTEST LINE Across THE 18Th.
NUS - Rear-Admiral Cochrsns ha,
written to the London Standard sue-
gesting that !. would be to the interest
! OF England If steps were taken for sur
veying route for q canal which is
traced by proceeding up the Baysno riv-
er. which debouehes into the Pacific
about 80 miles 20 the eastward of Pan
anna, TO farm or villsge called Jesus
Maria; from thence in . more or less
/ direct line, TO proceed To the harbor of
Ssu Bias. ou the Atlantic The map
Seifridge's. and Admiralty chart, de-
monstrate at glance the advantages
OF adopting this route on account of its
>hortness, If il is found on survey to be
otherwise suitable. The course he rec
o'nmends for survey is the shortest
across the Isshmus of Panama, viz.
about 20 miles. He states that he As.
cehded the BayN,o river in May last,
win two steam pinnaccs, to Jesus Ma
ria, IN three and one half hours Of
.'camin@. and carried 3 depth. excep,-
ing some sand bars, OF several fathoms.
There he caused 70 be obtained obs.r-
vations for latitude and longitude
which showed that he had attained
within 10 miles. Iii a direct line. of the
port OF San Bias. on tho Atlantic, and
tie tidal rise Of the Paciffc extended
several miles beyond the point attained
by him.
\ WARNING TO YoUNG WOMEN
a French gentleman who was 10 be
married sent his intended bride a pres.
ent OF diamonds worth $4,000 Wish /
ing to enjoy the qualification of hi,
bride' he followei closely On the heels
OF his present and finding no one in
the parlor. ensconced himself in a
window behind the curtains Pres
entity whole bevy of girls fiu.tered
mt" the room, and began talking at
>nce, "Oh did you ever see such a
beautiful eorJeiAe' Louise is lucky,
" hat q generous husband she will
ltve " said one "She ought to be
Happy. to be sure But do You know
What she told me just ncws Why, that
he had rather have the corbeiile without
he gentleman who gave it," 1T can't
'e; she never said so :" She certainly
lid; and there she is-ask for your.
elf. Louise, didn't you tell me YOU
you'd rather have the corJriNe alone
without NJ. Melier!" "Yes, | did saw
o; but that's between ourselves" 4
Much obliged to you, mademoiselle."
,'d NJ. Meiier. coming forward. "you 4
nall not have either" SO saying, be
DOLLY put the spleudid present under
IS arm aud walked off, leaving the
aides In an embarrassment easier con-
eiyed than expressed"