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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of NETWORK. ............ Fga II
CLEARED

PORT OF NEW-YORK..-.....-......... ... FL. Il
CLEARED.
steamship Nndolsna (Br.). Scott Bristol, Eng FdDeh.
Boy. CO. ."
Steamship J. B. Walker (Br.) Dunscomb. Bristol. Eng,
t:keil TUFTS 4 90.
steamship Merose Abbey (Br). Baxter Antwerp Joshua
Bsrk ESau tAusi) CobOevich, Queenstown, Famoat or
plymouth for orders Benham q Boyesen.
BARK liIttar tAust) Randich, Cork falmouth mouth
ioi orders kocoyiel 4 Co.
,ssrk !sc"s tAusil CassOveh, Newry Ireland. Benhs
pe, nr. Jshann Ksper CGer spie Hamburg Germany
q Co $3.50" '''"oAsiA"' ~ehoss ipsy' S4oOo''ch
Tobias a. Ca. ,oPeAHeeen De"oAfA u
a. BOyes9B. ~"iS'"a' N"r"as' bcnnHni
BIZ San cA'l4' Berg sasua la Gianae Cuba Miller &
ARRIVED
steamship Asgiia lBrl YouPs London Ian ~ min, so
'q 81 pas 10 ienderson Bros Has Lad strong u and
T. W Winds, with heavy the tassarr " " ""'
steamship State Of Louisiana lBrl Johnston ohasoow Ia.
Co - - p~Ss' ~ u bainHu
steamship Kapdan. Kcmpton Savannah Feb g. with md.e
do pAss. 20 Murray. Ferris a Co '
steamship City OF Austin. Chester. Fernandina Feb O.
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IRE RAILWAY.
II ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Dee II

- UT ihaiNo 'hhnb 0noe' wv -
ga m-Cincinnotl and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
1O45 mEIpress Mail for Buffalo. with sleeping coaches
attached 80. e,-...
coaches through Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincn,
na and Chicago without CHANGE also hotel dining ears 10
Trains leave Chambers ,tseet Depot New York. for
Newark, 6:l5 $50. l0i5, ll30 Sl5 5:l5 ana o. ID
p ana ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays sio
Rniherford Park rassac 7ss 10 u noon i45.
5S iSe 81 e,e M p ann ma y mn.n sundays
Paterson, o. :4J, 1i5 $50. TO- l045, $50 M IL noon,
las. 3. Slo $40 430, 3, 5;l5 66l5 $50 T. 10 M and
II midnight SUE ays u, 800. 49, III H. ii' ooo p
SaieIn g. 7:s5 TO- 1915 m, Las. 3AJ 8, g. n and
IL midnight Sundays 6. $50. 10 m, l:l5 $50. m,
Cornwall 8 a. m. $50, 4:So p. m. sundays $3.50 IN.
SewsSTsh g. io ' a. H. $50 4:sO p H. Sundays $50
Kingston a. M, $50 p m Sundays $50 a m; so n m
Mddetown, 7:i5 40, 10l5 a. m. 3:i5 $3.50, M su
days $50. 10 a. m, 900 p m The w ana ~ ~ a.
trains connect with New.fork aud o'"es' Muana A. IL ~
FORT Jervis 74j 10, lo,45 a. M. $780, p. Sundays
8: o. 10 T. III, and $50 and Up. .,
NofF-Trans leaving Chambersst. half hours
before D. leave Twenty tmdst fteen minutes earlie'
leave Twenty irdst thirty minutes Garner Boats ea.
Twenty third ST.. At S45 and l14j T. mr. connecting WIN
trains leaving Chambers ST. at 10 and ~ m.nsht
Tick IS for passage and 0r alar "ehis ih
sleeping coaches be ine AID orders ior the checking
aud Of baggage MAJ he lft at the CompaDys once
Nos 2Sg 4Ol 52J and 0j7 broadway No. Courtst BroJk
lyn, aud at the Companys depots ~ 81, o,
Express II ans from the West arrive Ia New'iofA "' -'
" "' JNo n ABBoTT General Pass'r AGENT, New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
Trains leave for Engie~co clossI PERM ~ ana N am
saiurd nights only at II 80 p NJ sunday a W. anu
Sanne Spring Valley and Monsey, 7, $50 t:i5 r. m
mo y. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent. Nrh or
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


NEw-YoRK CITY.
Boyd william A. referee George Amrh,in, 4Oth.st,
1926 ft W OF 10thaye 25x923 5000
Connolly, Charles NJ and WIFE 10 Samuel Chalfn,
ecutOr 8 lots l29tlst and llthave, l01x
100 also. 49th.st. :, 372 II W Of 6thaye ok
1904 y; also, Watei st = 2s3xsol"; also
COY Broadway and 52ths1 o. "a also lots
Davidson John and WIFE, 20 Thomas IL Cook, l27thst,
s. l726 # e OF 6th.aye, lS9x99 II ;:;-...... BOO
1911 II OF O5thst 25x100. .......... 1900
Dixon. Sophia A. to Charlotte Lavisc, l29thst
425r OF 7th-ave. 50Ne9.ll 5000
Dixon Sophia A, CHAR Itte Layise, 29ths 800
# shave 22x9s 0 II 900
it Of ioi-ave i5x72 ..,...... 1900
S7tlst S. 81 Il Of 5tilave 2jx9S5 % 600
Iisthst : s. 1884 II W Of Sd-avc iG sx16O IL $500
s. 4sj s # OF i0th,ave, l6sxiO05 ......" $500
GFsts. Pm nuel and wife, to Hannah Gumpert and
Joseph Bergen 31st-st, 1885, II g Of SHAVE.
2l.lJx9S9. also, undivided e NO $40 GraD'si,25 go
Page. 20. to Arnold Lus,ig 7lthst ms IS twof
sa1nteI. Msrs to Thomas Godiug, 50th.sI s. 1918
IT of l0thave. l6sx1005- $3.50
ST. s, 1918 IT OF si,avo, 26l0xas9 ........ 1920
Thompson Marie CatEarne Douglas, 4Sth ST.
io0 Il Of shave 25xiO0 1900
lots In Fordhsm. 60x OF ..-............. 200
Valentine, Ebenezer and wife, Dennis Valentine.
Nalentneaye 6 $, llo5 IL Of Maconbis Dam
road lJ0xZ50 Also lots Woodawn Heights,
40xl00; also lots on Woodawn Heights, 40XiU0
also, CsmbreIing ave. e =. 72xlo0 late town OF t,o
yalsSne beSc5cr anu wiia 10 D6nis vaItHfihe
Kingsbridge road s. so # W OF Duffy land West ,oo
Weir James IND wife TO Peter Wen, l25h-st, s,
4iOft " OF 5thavc, 20 lo1 100 ..---.....
Wentworth, Thomas r, referee to Joseph Agate. 55h- ~
WeileTel, Sarah ami husband, 70 Maria Garnaus.
3dayc, s. High Bridge, 1o0xlll...-..-.... 80
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Old Geptleman

A NEAT REMINDER.-Affable Old Gentleman
(whn has last pai Inadvertently forgotten the usual
doUoeu) Not much BUSINESS doing just now appar'ny
Waiter severely) No sur seems to me that all the
gentlemen have left town !-lOld gentleman recoects
himself l-IPnnch.
TRIUMPH OF ART.-ADd now, ma am, hope
thaill pAze ye share there's niver soul as would
thlns II was your own haiT.-l Punch.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

Army Feb H. Proceedings ip the Court
a. Anneeps Monday February n: No. 46-GaryeY agt.
McDeiit argued BY p Nash ios thc executor Jesse
fobnso trustees .ap7ean and by Channrey Shat
he ana Abel Crock for the heirs at Law trespondents No 2
Peop ACT. Brown arcued W Frank ee Tor the Peoie
,,s " w Gardner for the defendant ia eiror
Day calendar Tor ruesday-Nos. So llS TO- 55 u % 81
o. Nopn calendar fer 1uesdayNo 3SoH arlington agt
Hamilton. No 35l-AOrris agt Tutsin.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WAsHisGroN, Feb. 1l.-Assstant- Engineer
Abraha v Zane s detached special duty at Cnes-
ter. Penn. and ordered to tae wyoming Carpenter
Gould Norlup detached FROM the Wyoming place
waiting orders. Carpenter Win. d. Toy aud salna ker
Henry W. FARMLAND are ordered TO the Wyoming
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
RorNn RRnnK ROUTE.


FOR TRENTON AND PHI "a DELPlilA.
Leave New-York for Trenton and Philadelphia at 600, =
$780, 1870 1850. 3:jU, $50 IL sad az o. Ia ior
Trenton.
Philadelphia station North PenDsJ ana Rail
road Third and Berkssts al 1901 1870, 9oO llSo H.
1870, $50 $50 80
Leave Trenton for York at 30 except Monday $685.
81 @, 1920 a. NJ, 1918. 2:l5. 4:l0, 6:i5 p
Pullman Draw ing Room attached 10 the $50 M
$3.50 p trains NewYork to the 1880 H. 1870 D. N
from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieave New-YoTk and Philadelphia at
$50 5SO ~ Leave Trenton at l;2O iG:zo H.
6.lO y.
Tickets sale FOO: Of Lbertyst, Nos 500 and 94i
Broadway principal hotels all Offices OF The Eri ail
in New York and brooklyn aud az No Courtst BROOK
lyp Bagg ed 10 residence To destination.
II. l.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Feb. IL, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex-

The following sales were heid at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day:
Richard r. Hdrnctt.
I and basement brown stone house with LOT,
VIM II GeShard " .. .s~,e. ......., 81 200
7 sinilar buildings lois Nus 81 c. East l0Sth-
pSrcSasSf $1,000
By 4. ~. Muller & Son.
4.sty brick tenement house and store with lease Of
lot. no no 3davc cor Gjth-st, lot 20.5xSS,
s77G per annum NJ p fresiia -. $500
similar houses adjoining above, with lease Of lots.
Nos IL " and ]. ia 3d-aye, :. each lot 20.5KS3;
$3.50 per annum Purves ....,....... 5000
BIZ c. j.
ave- lot @0xloo HenTy Pe,rie ..... 1000
Py Hirsh d S1c1rzt0pt.
buildings with lots. 3iS and $50 7tli.ave, each
lot 1896; Leon Iiirsch ................ 1854
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three DepUts
Philadelphia two in New-YOrk.

Fourteen Through Trains daily; three DepOts IN
Philadelphia. two in Ne~YOfk.
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
lime consistent with absolute SAFETY.
On and after November ~ 1871
Express rains leaves via DcsbTosses and Cort
land; Ferries follows:
49, 3D. t.3n liHi;n III n i. 4, 3, ., $50 $50.
anu sunday, 5, q. 3d., Z, $3.50 and p M
Boats BROOKLYN connect with all through trains
at Jersey CI sdJiing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel.
$50 aud II limit,d xpiess, l35 p MI 2 a. $3.50.
1885 and 1. midnight on sunday $40 800, z. b,
$50 =. NJ. 4, 1885 y. H., amt IL midnight.
Ticket Offices SO and 944 Broadway, No. Aston House,
II DcsbruEsas aud Cortlanist-. No CourtsL,
and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF Futons Brooklyn
IA, nc and lis Hudson HobOken; Depot, Jersey
civ Erigr. NJ Ticket Office, No. 5 Battery place
FRANK THOMSON l.. l.. FARMER
General Manager. Gent Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave NewYor from foot Of Desbrosses and Cortandt
500 for Washington Coumbus Chicago and the West
Richmond, Charleston and the South. THROUGH Pullman cars
Baltimore Chicago
100 for Washington and the West. and for
the South Pullman York
TO Baltimore and Washington making close connections for
PttsDuTg. Cincinnati. IOns Vile, and Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincinnati and 81. IIous
500 daily Tor Washington the South, West Pull
sleepers fIom York baltimore and Washington
making close for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
ST. Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
Pullman from Baltimore toGncnnaii and Louisville,
meets Washington IL trains for iyEebuIg Florida. New
CIleaus thf South.
For through tickets please call at Companys Office 36
ticket Offices foot Of CortanGt
al sts, and depot, jersey city
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

snnr.ses... 65S sun sets 53i Clock II 20
Moon sets- sos Noon scu'hs 500 Moons days 10
susu WATER TO-DAY
sandy Hook. 235 Gov. Island 300 Hell 4:55
niGH wATER To-DAf-P. y
Sandy Hook. 3O7 Gov Island. $3.50 Hell 5l9
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RECORDED LEASES.

Aston William II, TO Jane NJ Gustin. No 1913 AveA. 20
years al annual entail Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
McDOrsd, John to Elisha W. Cole, assignment OF
lease y - II a., oor aud
cellar, No IL crosby.st, years, al annual rental
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Mnsirgl 5nstrumerrs

KRANlCH & BACH, DAB East 23d-st., near
~ 2dave have beautiful assortment Of ane Panoiortes
boh ne and second hand which they Offering very low
Pianos lent ana sold on installments
I IGHTE g. ERNST. old house OF Lghte &
IL Bradbury offer their splendid PIANO FoRIEs ~ low
prices aud on monthly payments At IL East l4thst
Also Smiths AMERICAN ORGASS
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1innsgmefIi6.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. LOHENGRIN.
N WEDNESDAY, Feb H. second night o the limited sea
sou Of Grand Opera. Second appearance
NINE EUGENIE} and Mr. CHARLES
PAPPENHEIM { ADAMS.
The fayOrite Prir,a Donna and American Tenor.
First time Richard renOwDed opera
LOHENGRIS.
Nine T.. RI DEIsSDOlsFF.. Ohlhtp
Especially engaged for this role her nsi Appearance here IN
opera
Mr. CHARLES ADAMS ...............--,e LoHENGEiN
Mr. Elnm Frederick OF Tall amInd Dr. II W King
Henry phe the Herald. The Grand chorus ami or
Friday evening Feb 10 third Opera night GRAND
revival first IN years. OF III u JENfSS NINE
Pappssheim, Miss Alexandra Humsn Mr. Charles ADAMS
Mr.. C. EfitSch Mr. III. Weigand. - uu....
saturday, F.'. 10. al l:s0. FIRST GRAND MATiNEE
The Academy and az theatre ticket once,
No III BToadw~. Also nbreos price. % cents Admis
sion 81 seats 5Oc ana exti seoonns 10 toce
ton Family Cirr' 50c reserved seats Que extra iryate
Boxes vi go
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NILMORE'S GARDEN.
W MONDAY FEBRUARY II.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Open daily from 20 10 O'clock D.
Gre9Iesi sensation Of the age eclipsing all otbefS.
Grand ncvrlsy Of the uinetcs nth century,
BEAUTY, WIT AND TALENT
Great International Congress
OF
BEAUTY and CULTURE
5000 la salaries aud premiums.
1909 beautiful ladies approaching NIL naiiohaeuea
The hapdsOinest Ia the world
The prrttiest eyes IN the world
The finest o. hair la The world
The M talepted iarcs IN the world
The rnOs dxrlEg woman In LIE wotia,
81 s. CAPTAIN CKAPo,
Who uih her husband the tanfic tn Atty dsys In
he f.py ia feu boat called NE " BEDFORD" will
the captain exhibit the boat VITA w ss sci A~f"on
evening
Anotsr OOO laslieI Apply office. 4th
~ ' ave and 2Jth-st.
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gonurp Real Cstate for Sale

ia TRY and stock farm over 800 acres; tilir-
- ~ miles from this city will sell stock and implements
aud sell or Teat farm JAMES DEVLiN pol West 4lsts
FOR SALE-Very cheap-A beautiful coun-
try seat Rockand County. twenty miles from city
Address Pos, Office Box 4029.
JAMES RIVER, VA.-One of the best planta-
lions the whole State for sale 1880 grand
q capitalist colony great
rutland d WHITING, g Beekman-st.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD or NAV JERSEl

n YIN I md NAIbNVND UT MN "a ENFNf.I :.
~ Ferry Station in New YORK foot OF IIbery-st.
sConmercing Nov. %, 1871 Trains leave as follows:
$50 a. m.-Ier tiemDgtUn Esston Bc.yUeIe MSuch
Chunk. TamaqIa, Wilkesbare, ElmiTa &C Connects at
Junction tn ID t. and w. X a.
$40 m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Easion, Harrisburg
Msach Cnunk, Tanaqua, Nlkesbarre WiliHmspoit, DC.
1918 III and i:bO D. m-For Scmcrvle and FleuingtOn
Pennington, Eaeton. Mauch Chunk,
WlsesDaTs SeTanOn IuDkIanEOck, Tamaqua, EaEeitcn,
Reading. Pottsville, Harrisburg. &c.
H. n-For High Bridge Sranch, Eason Bclvidcre aud
Mauch Chunk. at ciion with ID. j. and W Il. r.
$50 D. H. Easton Allentown. and Harrisburg
$50 y. In.-Eor EastOn.
For trains TO local points see timetable at stations -
SUNDAY TRAINS-Jeave at $3.50 a. IL m. Tor
Bound Brook and nteTmehIe 'ats aud a; $3.50 D. NJ for
Tasfno
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank, Long brahc
Grove st Si5, ll:45. NJ 4, 0:iJ Y. m -,x
Stages connect at Msttawsn station 10 ana IRON he =
PORT and al Squan 10 and from POINT PLEAsANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave Ljberyst, for Freehold at
s:l5 Has H., 4, 5l5
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81 sN MONTHLY.-4O minutes from Liberty
Gicamuoats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnit
ID aud Nangauck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer Br.dgepor
leave taainesp day tSuncays excepteJ Ut 1880 a. m
and Brldgepar az II D. NJ
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s462La
AAAnIl
RECOl,EED MORTGAGES.


Bacharach, Henry and wife, and julius Bacharach
and wife. 10 Daniel Kohn, AveD es % # Of 5th ooo
Bechtoid sophia TO Jacob StrctzeI Joseph Gruemnl-
Ter and Philip Kcnrad, executors 4lstst s g. l4ls ~
cearv Mayearet and husband TO Martin Bown
l35thst 4S5 # OF 6thave. :-..:..-.:...- 1900
Donnelly, John WIFE, to VIM a Darling, 50thst
125 Il G of Lexington ave ooOO
Donney. ] ohm and wife. 10 VIM Darling, 0Oilst, 49,
5 los f Of Leuagton ...-....,.....-.. 5000
Donneiy. John and wife, to VIM Daring NO S2Z ooo
Donneiy' John c and wife to WIN Darling 5oih ST.
u s. s. II Of Lexngtonave -. $500
5 lis Il G Of Lexington ave 1000
Gumpert. Hannah and Joseph Bergen and WIFE, TO 80
King, Henrietta L, executrix, TO Catharine Bee
cker John r. Bleecker and William Beecker 49,.
Cottage place, s 26,5 fl OF HOuston-st 5000
Korner, Ernst U and Wife, 10 Solomon IL Rees and 80
Elizabeth Charles Michenfelder, to Joseph
Honst a and T stanton 1000
''0i Bank 4ists s. 27s # = Of sth ave 5000
ftw Of sth.ave .. .... -...... 10000
iSSd st. y loo It Of $500
l5i's II Of ioth.SVe .'. 4A 1000
Titus. Caroline +. husband. trustees Of Leake
aud Watts Orphans Home in City OF New York.
NOf29 West 2 LOW
''I hold IN st. n :, a2o Il Of oh ave- ~ 5000
Wilson. Am. execuirix. Henry III Wilson and samuel
Armstrong, executors. to " lnan Fleming gen
dian, SD st s. 100 II 81 9Th 10000
Woods Joseph l. and wife, 10 Helena l. GilendeI
sinari Nos lis and III Nsssau-st, corner Ann ~.
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NeWJefoey commencing
yCs fsr NSsh River eG, 2! so9nsSt,g at
&C. wsnsosss En5ssSss, General sss
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. -Cop,mepcine Dec VI, 1877,
sa. .nS sss& drawing
ana w WIT.
li;uo m Nertern and Western Express to Utica White
400 Montreal Express with sleeping cars for Mon
'rs 500 va M M eas 1prs sna a. % sleeping
for Louis running through in the also
6ssro . excepting Sunday night
$50 Pacific ESpress daily with :espng cars for
ssG chicago Ss fGs
.ii:Oo D. m Express with sleeping cars. to Albany and
Nos ISL aei and ais broadway wescott Express
Co.'s Oiee Nos Park place, 7s5 and 942 Broadway,
- A"' 900 c B. MEEKER General Passenger Agent.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare. 81.
~ Steamers leave reekslip daily Ssunaays excepted for
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
koUTEcon and alter Nov"mbs r. is77 raHs leave
Express Tor HARRISBURG Psburg West South with
Pullman palace cars attached, M and $50 daily
p: eo4aseSs at Cory tc5 Tusyis Pei,oIsu$ Centre
For Baltimore. Washington, and the South Limited Wash
ugon Express Pullman paror daily, except sun
day. $50 arrive Washington !;i0 ~, Regular at
$40 a. NJ, !, $50 and IN. Sunday $50 and y. M
Express for Philadelphia $780, 5000 $3.50 Limitedl IL a.
3 g. and S aP G nns an and s%aaey $780,
For Newark Elizabeth, Ralway. Princeton Tren
ton Perth Amboy, bennington, Beyidere and other points,
local schedules at all ticket Offices
of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY ahorIing speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
rraius arrive: Ptsburg. 65o and 1910 a IN and
1929 p. m, daily l0l0 and $50 D. ~, daily except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore 600 AID $40 a.
li0, 5.lo ana 1910 p N Sanday $50 ana 94o M
DIE 4:I0 5l5, 800 $40. iO aud lO.SO SUNDAY,
5:OJ ESQ $40. 1910 ll:J0 a. m. $50 amt 1927 m.
Ticket 526 and Si4 Broadway NJ. Astr House,
ami OF DesbOses aud COrt andsts y, Courtst and
Brooklyn Depot foot Of Futons, Brooklyn; NOS.
IA Is and 10 Hudson Hoboken Denot Jersey City.
Emi rant Ticket Ofice No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r. FARMER
General Mana.er. GEM PasseDeer Agent.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads

7 ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
~ via Newyersey Southern Railroad. Commencing Octo
Der B. 1877. The steamer JEs Sc HOYT will New
saady Hook win trains fox Long Brsnch Philadelphia and
Toms River, IL and vineland Brdgeton. Egg
Harbor. &C. II Wsntorn Barnegat and Tucl erton
p N. w. =. SNEDON, General Manager
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Gonntrp properIp 90 Get.


NONTCLAlR Speciality Properties sale low /;
AVA furnished unfurmshed Howe Parsons ~ Cedar
ITO LIME DEALERS
,p,endd quarry white limestone 6fty miles from Ner
York, he leased The Kiln be- so located
that the will be level with adjacent su ply TINS
class OF limestone furnishes that superior lime pronounced
by lime fifty stronger than from ordinary
stone Address LIMESTONE box 29os, T. o., New-forA-
Two LET-Two fine BRICK HOUSES, 10 and
desirable. Rent $40 and $50, 10 good tenant GEO W
SMITH, 80 BrOadst Newark, n j.. or 10 GEO HOKION'
Tribune ONCE after 5 p m.
V'O LET-In Montclair, n. j., for one year
more, owner IL in Europe HOUSE thoroughly fur
nshed and perfect and water IL OF land
hedges frnlt vegetables for SUMMER
Winter and plenty OF bay raised Tor horses also me
and place taken Of at owners by
experienced gardener Apply 10 NJ G. wAREN, 40 Bdway
ITO LEASE The Strickland House. the largest
hotel In New Britain Conn., containing 80 ropms recently
sion given. Inquire Of L. o. SMITH at No il6 Mairst,
opposite the hotel New-Bntam Conn
q SN MONTllLY.-40 minutes from Liberty
from Courtland Des,rosscss comfortable Summer or
faVcl irpOtS choice
suburban residences with Of
ground desfedl laid out In ssnearden rn SHADE
IIoyemenis surrounding going up eligible and healthy loea
~ SEQ yea " ticket Apply AZ tine West Elizabeth Passs.
ger DeFat. by or address OWNER y. q. Box lSi.
Elizabeth n.
tp.lS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
~ et Washington Wooside, Newark, from October
l. Apply the premises OF j. II. Den ISON, 100 Belle
vile Newark. y. J.
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EARE REDUCED.
Il $50 10 BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS. IS.
THE OLD RELIABLE SrOSlNGTCt, LINZ
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECCiI' Il
YEARS
The elegant steamers sTONISGrON and NAhkhSAS-
sErI leave pier 49, North River al 40 T. H. daiJ
except Sundaysl.
Hereafter re STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN WILL
leave sToNl NGT0S a. 49, M.
Tickets for sale at all tho principal ucke, of,ees ant
state rooms secured az all Offices OF "eseo''s AP ~
IN" ~ '' $780, Providence LINE $3.50.
,r-ight Steamers daily Except sfaiayD NJ
n m ffon Pier 30 River foot OF Warren d. fleiEiS
VIZ el'h 10 , n Pres L. W. FnKys Gen. Pass. As
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ILARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER ItAi - ysu.
1877 Leave depois foo Of courthndt ~
- asa n N, NIGHT Express daily, tot Easion heuiirhen
Anen,crn ,nc6 Chunk wge,bsrrc. PItston. sayie ~
mira Ithica Auburn Rechcster Bunsio MAGMA fAs sn"
the Wesf Pullman sleepDg coaches attacfcd.
'"' "- R0B'f "a. eAYBE, 5up.t and J.
Once Church aud gourtIznntre
CHAS II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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Eectures ano Msetlnas.

MEXICAN lNSTITUTE.-An election TO
n officers the ensuing will be hel
at the roo s. 22 Cooper Union Thursday, Feb. Ia
polls viii open from ~ O'Clock m to O'Clock D. m
o. CLEVELAND, President.
CHAs. NICK LoEsER. Recording Secretary.
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| MONTCLAlR (specialty) Properties sale low;
IVA rentfurnished nnfurshed Howe Parsons ~ Cedar ST
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Gitnations Uanteo--1 emaies

T AUNDRESS.-A competent laundress wish
II ladies' and gentlemen's WASHING; UNDERSTAND
ung and poshng best of city reference required 81