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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-21

VIZ A. JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER s. COMMISSION MERCHANr.
DEALERIN ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Also Agent for Arlington Brewery and l.si.
land s. Rands Powder Co.
Consgnments of Gran, Flour and sl kinds
of Country Produce solicited. Liberal advance.
made on consignments in store.
octS N. +. cor. Cam. and Royal SITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
THE CHlLDRENs MAGAZINES.
ST. NICHOLAS AND wlDE-AwAKE.

ST. Nicholas for April has charms galore
pictures as expressive eores and stories graphic re-
pictures series of letters FROM Dick Hardin away at
School is bceuilngly boysh and natural The Three
Wise Women" is poem delightfully."- nOn'cnsioal ~ 20
quite worthy Of the tour ustra;lOn,each joke In
itself-which Mr. Hopkins has made for Il; and Mr.
Clarence Cooks dainty biz % made familiar viii
set all the young philosophers cXyerimcndng-Wde
AtrGke has bright and original addition II the shape Of
~ Natural History Supplement-" containing several
most interesting stories OF aumaistho sort OF stories
Of which the little people tire. Further adven-
lures of Little Miss Muslin related with spirit Mrs.
Lucia Chase Bell continues her characteristic Western
story aud there are many other things equally de
lghtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
fcrsss. Carriages, 1arWsss, &t.

KELLOGG'S special combination sale OF trot-
Ia tng stock at the American Institute Building 9dsye
and G3ds Nednysday and THURSDAY. March q and %
Commencing each day az IL o'clock a. M Messrs. VAN
TAssl.Lf q REAltNEY, Auctoneers. =,
The catalogue describes 60 head OF splendid animals hea
roaSters turf horses sialons broOdmares aud YOUNG
.terthe PROF ny OF several prominent breedeIean aAcs
IN whose inteFs they soi and whose names appear "a
vouchers for 'e .tock Among tho owners are Messr a. d.
Darling and C. ~ CIswold rroprieors Fifth Avenue h9te.
Mr. c. II. kcrner Clarendon Hotel; Mayor G. T. lilhss,
Pan River Mass the Hon Chas NJ Pond Hartford Oo pi
the Hon l. " Baker, IT,, Comsock, n. y, ana oiher Va
0t the fuleDt OF the terms Oh ~
The redgrces recorded soa every animal Is pss ia
absolute salo, without protection Withdraw al lhe ~
will take Place under rain shine;
The horses may be oeen, aud stabbed st iee
cent points VIZ TWINS stable. i24 East 63dsL Tracy r
hast t2d- st.. IL Tho Institute Building They ae Ia
exercised IN the eale ring ~ mie IN the latter bndiu md
inspection IL invited The horses include KING Ih re.
.:2l Kentucky Prince the successful sire OF DE
known Keusarge og Volunteer cut of Dexters dam lhs
Or Gould Of the famous turf mare Lacy; ne
OF prominence The and titles are very hney yI
aud include daughters Of Rysdyks Eapbetonian keptI
Prince Gould Aberdeen. Aeeeenger puIo; sy
Thotnsiale Mi9dletOwn Edward Evrreti Anont ad bsa
ali sirss OF note and out dams equally fashionable i9
roadsters Include great pemser 81 high merit as 10 me
other desirable qualities Catalogues nay be had OF tne ~
tioDeeFs, OF Of PETER Z. KELLOGG, 10 John-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
THE CATHOLIC WORLD.

The Catholic World has an article on Ralph
Waldo Emerson whom styles the American Montague,
instead Of the American Carlyle he s sometimes
turdly called The writer decidedly prefers Enerson's
misty characterization. with its roseate hue" the
"bad praoticality OF watts Hymns and orthodox
nous" But unlucIily he has nothing original lie has
contributed little nothing the body OF IDEAS Not
even his poetry presents anything new striking The
passion for which Wordsworth carried to
It's highest expression becomes tresome ana unnatural
IN EmersOn's short metre and careless versh-
cation. It will surprise most readers Of ErDcr-
son to be informed that be belongs 10 the
sensuallstio school, and is too heated and eu'hu-
Hastic for the GOODNESS and calmness cxaced by pO
sopca speculation. Many OF his essays read Ike vio
lent sermons lie is dlctatorial He announces, but
docs not prove. still prophet OF religion he might
have been worse. The weight of his authority has been
on the side OF general morality and natural development
OF character But 10 is not against faith 10 hold that
good disposition and yrtuops frame Of mind result
from purely natural Emerson has given us in
himself glimpses Of noble character, and his ideals
have been lofty and pure. HewEngland could not have
had better apostle, humanity and naturally speaking
The cultivated and rational minds turned IN horror
and disgust from ITS rigid Calynlsm, its oRe religious
renzos aud lie sordid and prosaic life lie marks the
recO from unscrptursi, irrational and unnatural re-
hgior." Strangely enough, Emerson ia described
as the precursor OF Roman Catholic develop
nent In this country-a sort Of transoendental
the Messiah OF tie Vatican. The country says the
writer was not then leavened It is now by the solid
thought and practice OF the only true Church. 1.-THE
mystic radiance aud grace OF the adorable sacrament
did not sweey pervade the whole atmosphere Of the
land Satan busy and jubant 1.-The most eccentric
forms Of religion sprang up with rank mushroom
growth. was then sent from heaven WHOSE name
was Ralph. Emerson's cai to q high manhood seemed
70 have the right ring 10 spoke great words. For
any Winter nc proclaimed IN his lecture the heroic
wisdom Of old Putareh aud the practical OF Mon
taigne His ne scholarship won the scholars, end his
bomely maxims charmed the farmers. 1t was we'll that
there was o brave and bold speaker who did not
despair Of humanity IN this chaotic period even when
he and his companions had broken adrift from their an
cholage IN the rotten and systems Of Protestant
theology" The writer's estimate Of Emerson not
consistent with ITSELF not very happily expressed nor
does II show any very clear perception OF character
bu, il 10 announced with great air OF authority
nit were sustained by q decree Of the Ecumenical
Council, or OF least by bull Of Pope Leo XIII
OTHER PERIODICALS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
ITO PHILADELPhlA,,
PESNsYLVASIA RAILRrAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each daily, three DepUts
Philadelphia two In New York.


Philadelphia, Two IN New YORK
Double Track TIE most Improved Equipment aud the Fastest
Time conHlstsr With absolute safety.
On and after November IL, 1871.
Express Tr.s lavcs New York via DesbTosses aud Cort
landt streets Ferries, a. follows: -. $500.
1870, 500. $3.50 huitcd. II M, q, $50 T. $50.
and p n tuEday, a. NJ .. 6. $50. $50 and r. ~
Boats OF "iroOkiyu connect with oil through uans
q; jersey cry eofdins speedy and direct transfer for
r. iufIing trains Philadelphia $780, 35, T. 1880,
$50 ana II timi-d Express $3.50 j. MI A. $50. Z.
and 30 H. No. l2 midnight. ca Sunday 800 $780,
$50 a. NJ. 4. 1855 p m, STd u midnight
Ticset oiaoe. 30 aud pa Broadway No Aston House,
and foot Cprtl-Iid sts. No COurs,
and urooklyn Annex Depot foot Fulton St, brooklyn.
Nos IA i6 llS ST.. HoboEcH Depot, Jersey
CITY. Emigrdnt Ticket Ohlce, No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON J.. r. FARMER
oueral Manager Gen'i Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
Mem nlDiitatlons.
no PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

ITO PNLSEKN Z The IhIBUNE.
SiIce Weekly Weekly issues Of THK 1RIBUSE
enlarged ia size and greatly improved in foua
large number OF subscribers Rave sought cheap ana durable
binder, wheIewtth 70 Preserve tlei: payers. ~.
TIKI TRIBUNE has received supply OF PATENT BINDtkS
been PREPARED 10 meet tins leq,rtnent' They
are cloth scnen neat ana drIabc aud Will
Subscribers by express ChsrRos paid 10y the pnr
chaser viii be delivered nt ITbuLe publication Otco, on
receipt Of g. Address THE TRIBUNE EcT.fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
RECORDED LEASES.

FLANAGAN Ellen and James, to Lyman schmitzer.
part OF No POI Cbathausi, years. at annual feul
EarsWann Louis, to Joseph Rosens Elm, store NO ~
Grand-si. years, az annual rent Of
Neldig william H. 10 Mary Neidlg No l,5G7 3d-ave,
. YEAR, at annual rent Of. ..........-..........;
Sehick Rochus and wife. to John IL Grass renewal OF
lease 80 29l East 4tlsi,3 years, al animal rent OF
Sfe,ens ithsrine G, TO william woodruff ltiird re-
newell VI lease OF Lot 80 SSI. 9TH WARD, Henfy-st
ns 2S.lOxlOO. II years, az annual rent OIL.
Stuyvesaut. Augustus V, 10 Theron Rykerf, 3d.aVc,
VS., 5l.6 II OF l2thst, l7.ixl5O. u years. al an
rant Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andrew John +, TO Joseph Crisadoro, undivided one;
sixth interest on Nos 60 and 10 Madell-iahe anu
also undivided OnefOurh interest, otDaVe, oo an
near 2lsi-st ',-. %-V'"''
prgVs Chare. c and wife, 10 Maria Briggs " cor -
I5errain.ave and High Bridgeroad Forhant .. I,UJo
De9@ onsn ys Iots i27nst near itave 10000
Incersoil Chandler l. and wife, 10 Adelno NJ lngcr-
ao,l nos 464 ana 46I q Grand.
Lauder Andrew and wife. u william 4 WOodcocA' = oo
tl.st, near 9Th ave o'VVV
Lyons ohale' H. 70 'a0DD ~ .,'D.' -. 1000
Ncalg William II, 10 Mary Nedig, C cor csth-st o
anG Slave. o'V'V
Fos 1 Aoas q aHa nu'oa"U 10000
Po'IssA H. r mbltiS a"a 1900
h'ee xs n . cor NoTih Moore and 5000
Rogers Elizabeth to Michael Earian. Cnion-st, : 8.
t23i ward Nv
M UsViss w. " '.'' 10000
smith Bartlett ana vie 70 the Mutual Lite
Company, l2jthst $, near 4thaVe....-..'' loVVo
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Citizens savings Bank 20 Marian Fish. SioOo
Coster, Wash yton A. 20 Florence N Schuyier-.
Hitchcock Frances +, 20 George Miller guardian .oo
HoGan susan o. b. George Miller guardian, etc. 1900
Rutgers Insurance Company 10 Wilhelm schitt LOW
SCHUYLER. Florence NJ 10 Lillian l. CosteT-. 81
Eguhaf, Emua, 10 Benjamin Moore CON, ctc-:.. SoVo
Union Dime savings Institution 20 Theodore Nich' oo
OILS aud Arthur sprague trustees .........'.-- sooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
Cleaners.

V cGCDcI3.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
a AGENCY. - Cui0s quareNui nos schools ahl FAM
lie win thoroughly cornpctent TEACHERS fsnnnc- Ia
ieudug The alis Exposition ou hc sranmiaitd Of
French ladies' feu ucn. Nhu vii act ~ GUIDES hnh li"i
peters. Apply 70 Miss II. J. YOU 80.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 81 Cnion-squnre,
II Sew.Ycrk-Lpfarcueu made fog teachers. schools
and families supplied Win Er-i-Clsss iIstf.ctOr% ANNA
RANDALL-pIEli. Manager
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEl'S Agency
forSCHOOLs ana TEACHES. ~ union--1 titi.sye.
sde supplies good teachers for any dsyafi ncs WIN
r-osiuons stamp application fs..r rupp"i SCHOOLS
and families with p-tcu; Instructors without cHafEr
TvNEACUERS of known ability and character
promptly prov ilrd for larc schools colleges I'habk
teacher wanting DeAt session spng n NV
forms stamp wv ScheImtTaoin, See, 20 r. 4siHtiN1
yNANTED-Mal teacher of pcDmansllip;
w lrst class only, terms liberal ~ West 35tl-'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
Brooklnn Zeal Gstats for Sale.

BROOKLYN Real Gsials for Sale.
NLINTON-AVE., BROOKLYN.-An elegant
v for sale rent furnished: extra aronlds 10
Addrr,s ]. ST. b. Post Office Box ieOi, New YORK
mock PROPERTY-FOr sale or to lease in
large or small plots, with without water front In
AMIR, OF On APMANts VAN WICK on the premises New:
town CseCs near Graudst, Brooklyn. L. d., or No. 40
Frtnt. St New.loTk.
Tor SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
4 AZ Wllow-st. and l79 Wlloughbys building No. l5S
Retnser.st suitable ior a school or business Offices
GORDON l.. FORD 81 CLARK St. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
6teampoais ano RAILROADS..
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
Az ONO sg IGn sa ;Se
south-i0O Express tor Masiinston, tie south' ab1
EnIE R&IIwaY-s.Oo : m and 600 and 7 7. N.
NEwYotE CENTR, HUDSON KyERS 1890, and ll;oo
Eng sI a Phaaepna tseaIner
II a. m and y. IN. --
BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Eousatonic
leave, tathsrnesip daily tsundays excepted at l3o Ill.,
ard bridgeport at III D. IN.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Rsg So q ,SGs sTe fcc%
caa5 ranaqpa |RssSs h@Pa &C. Connects
Junction with ;; ana ~ = x ..nc r,..n HARRISBURG
Mauei cuunk TamaGua, Hazeton, "nke'bafre Scranton
ana 4S0 Ea s0pfry1e ard Te% ,@sSsa
salS E1s S,c gaana MaHeon
Reading pelsyle Harrisburg Sc ,,..,o, p.,,,.ro and
March Chunk. Connects At JUNCTION with D. L. ard w r. H.
5:8O D. daily For Eason. Allentown. and Harrisburg
T a9s local point see timetable dso at stations for
Easton. Reading and Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean Grove. &C. Al go ll:t5. M 90 NJ ,:o KEW
Poif, and at squan to and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave of Liberiyst, for Freehold az
sl5, ll:lb q. m, q, 5:l5 y. m.
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NewIOIk for Trenton and Philadelphia at o:SU %
.5t lSO m, 1880 3:3U $50 II H. and nc p III. ioE
Trenton. -,
Leave philadelphia station North Penlsyyan,a Ha
rad Ihd ami Berks sta, at 1905, $780, ESQ., li;So a. '
leave trenton NewYork at 1870 except Monday es5,
800. 1920 a. NJ, l2l3, 2:i5. 4l0, 6:l5 p.
Pullman Driving Room Cars attached 10 the g30 m'
$50 trains nom NewYork to the 1880 a. n l3o iu'
ENb&Y ThHiNs@isavs NewySrk and PaoGsgs e
$50 5:SO i2p. Love New Aoik or Iren'e w 80
$50 leave Trenton al i:2J 900 a. ~ o0 D. AZ ~;
broadway az the principal hotels all offices OF the Erie Ran
Brooklyn. aud nj NO C0urtst biooE'
lyn Baggage checked lrom resi- nee To- Destination ,
Z NALuMIN. Con. plSA AGell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
EVENING LINE

tiUNDAYs INtEPTJDl
for sIHASY daily from Pier ~ North River font NJ
C.nslst Connecting with IgArOsds tor III p0ntS North ant
West Pare low other rolie. ncgh; taken at low
Tickets for saie az the principal hotels anil ell Of West
cugts Express oo.s "a Newly BrO0klyD where bag
gage Dc checked -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

NNkOY BOATS - CIilXEN" LINE. -- Sure
connections Nth all railroad lines. North Last and West
entirely and magnificent steamboats, ha.e daily except
SATURDAY, Pier 49, y. r.. foot -
aud through tickets NJ Dod Express ga Broadway
y. Y. ANA COUrt-stu lJrooklyr.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Gon1. supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. March %. 1878
The following auctions were held at the Ex-


The following auctions were held at the Ex-
change saesroomto-day
By c. j. Lyon
l mot OF land on broadway n cor OF 55th-st, plot
759xl2rxSZsl3 }; August Belmont sooVV"
pot OF land l2tilave r. lO5 IL OF ls5'ist run
ming through 10 Kincsbridge road, plot SIx- also
plot Of land on acknowledgement, VS., known as
lois II and 10 a map OF damage for widening vi
KingsDridgoroad from 155thst TO Harlem River, ,oo
plot Slxi9 Sophia kinrau. i,fVo
BIZ z. H. LUDLOW 2 Co.
l 5.siory brick Warehouse With lot, No IL SOgth.st
sg STS'd 9d In cO cen 10. 10000
] 3.story and basement brown stone house with lot
No 10 MITCHELL place. n (noltherly half OF East
49thst), l62 Il of Istave lot lbxsOlO same , ,oo
By JaBfs ". Oikley q Co.
4story brick dwelling houses with lots, Nos 327 TO
36thst DO II OF 2daye, each LOT "a am
2Jx98.9; n Savings Bank. Zv,VVV
IN John r. BOgd.
4stOry brick tenement house and store with plot OF
,nt 81 fS ltS Albert Meesba 1900
BIZ Gerard Betts
4story brick tenement house and store and 3story
dwelling with lot, NO 3S7 East o4th-sit =, m.
122 W OF lstave lot 22xl01.5; Hugh Cassidy. $3.50
By Hum ". Camp. 49,
/ 4storV brick bnildng with lot No 596 West 40th,
sss, 100 II OF 1lth.aye, lot 2ixs5 Sheppard ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
Jnstrnrtlon.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young men-Countfy.
QrN QUARTERLY-WHOLE Expense SsshS
fCApEMY; no extra charges; 10 teacheis az gradnate
Gsy mrT as7d
chaier Recommended by Bayard T.yl9r So1DS r. j. HR
T 9R fG e 3D. ths SIDE p 81 farTi nso
@c S sT r5 sSsR E. ko ou Hon
cooper and others.
For Young Ladies-Country.
nINGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSERVA-
- TORY OF MUSIC Tor 10UNo hAptE. pcen Rs ~,
TaRo PA ri fss5N A. President
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
S w. rs SH msUlFfHf{
Der For catalogues apply Geo. @. Butler A. NJ Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladies,
SG bridgeport Conn. Address MISS EMILY NklSON
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
L 4 Address the Misses HATCH Dsnoury Cont
HOME Institute, Tarrytown,N IA boarding
rgd Fey Fey s sfRGG p6 EGes f WI SGPcAI Pn
IRVING FE1ALE COLLEGE,, Mechanics-
"a es ea g gs css hIo P Pres SCHOOL
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
WI massFor YOUNG LApiES Fo, e,Tsu'T n asaGl''
V'HR MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH s, and
LADIES No 80 wslst, NewIiaven Conn Circulars sent
upon application
YOUNG LADIES' SUBSTITUTE Bonn.on
no "a East l2th.st -.-
VOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE, RacIritz
4 ~. "a. III Dresden. Ssxony; Principal MhA e. y.
GORDON For circulars address inc Principal or Miss NJ
c FRdENTK0UT, Reading, Penn.
For Both sexes-Country.
DREW Seminary and Female College, Carmel,
y Y.-For hoiN seLes. spring term March 20. send
for illustrated circular. gro. CROSBY sMIr9,A 81.
lREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
u sUtute Commercial College founded 1907 seaside
school Sufcnta received tine. Catalogue nee. al
dress Rev. F D. BLAKEeLEE A. NJ Principal EFst Green
Tioh. 4. -
BENNINGTON .SEMfNARY.-TH0S. HAN
ION - D. President P,nn!n gten. " j.. one ~ The best
boarding schools IN lhs country sheffes very reasonable
dbG;l1 pr Or, 1925 pr. VT. Board and tuition
~ VIZ IN al Branches In ROCKIAND COLLEiEr Mack,
NY; both sexes; extras but music H. BANNisrhh
Miscellaneous.
EUROPEAN EDUCATIONAL TOUR.-An
~ American gentleman (rroics-i0naD Who r-d' and
has resided abroad Tor -ctr soci;s TIE Gaze 81 ax
Young gentlemen for ak months educational gt nr oi
Europe including ne Great Lr7nNt ori thoe IONA W lr
tory architecture nni Tie nnRu VIII hnd tbs an m
usual opportunity hc round tap wll - about 2c0 esci
special forms ior shorter Pr. - tec sr, ce+ AiGst'
ENOR SALE-1he furniture aud lease OF a pr
school 10 IN rnnring oTlcr j. welt located In
RrooSiyn =. Y. Adfre.~" ~ AChAil' Tribune olioo
vRFNCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL, Passy.
-Aademos,l, cor RITZ Il, nnr Dc "A fsisander.e.
rc Terms coo IT. rcr ann RrfcFcncrs Parents 81 former
pupils Mt Le PesteuI, IA" De PassyIhIs
GCHOOL properties for sale aud rent, every
- where pring list for stamp sCHERMEHiIORN,3J
East 3th.st, StY
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
yFw-yoRK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY,
f0sSG1 ftaael1 apG o @isons
Carpenter, Adelaide B and Eyena II, 10 MhIy j. Slt
Sssser z4'h'sl 3 40 II % $500
ca hss Haret o Msasoaye a52ioo5 2325
pogefy HhS u or saVe ax rIeguar $500
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. trustee, eic, 10
sxnls Is 20 11iIaies' $4,000
Feche.naef Martin 5 and WIFE TO 93d- -
81, b loot W OF 3davo 50xl00.S. ............. ~
GiblOns John and wife, 10 John IL AMes " COT oro
Aye-A AMI st (FOrdhaml, 75xlOO LOW
Heinz Caroline and Carl Heinz, TO COnfah snAier 100
WIFE two lOta Ceutral3ye (Nes farins.; INV
nerche john and WIFE 10 Jacob Beehtold nihlvia ae
One-seventh, 5jth-st, 3 g. 7o.H oil IdaVe IoA eno
1OUo ~
Hitler Spencer L, referee Casper Markar cioh- 900
tfMOuisania) ooV
Kitchng and others, executors etc, 20 JANE
son b KitcliBg, No 20 Jamesst 21xl52' iOA2oox =,
l<OS.......
Ktohng George and wife, to Jameson d bltchihg' :,
NO 26 James n, 25xI32. lOx266Xl2o.2.
Mac Lean Charles f. referee 10 Charles sevn, oo,o
3gihst Il . 100 II @ Of gthaye, 35X irregnar.. 9oOV
" rftIic OK al 9 T,i "a 1900
seh%t cs1nHiR Of 70 A A9dsees a WIZ" 1850
Stack william aud ANNIE to Benz AMIN Haiaoe ioei ano
375 Il OF l0thaye, "a 2Xgz o'o'o
Vafi1 nr MiGas % hl]aoe'l hOSe.' 1900
waryicH Mary to Thomas il Van Roden. lliths5 ooo
SIS, 100 ftw Of lstave, l6sxlUO.l0.....''''. 7'V'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
Gcrporcllon Notices.

->~----~-->--~
PROPOSALS for BUILDING WOODEN
4 CRIB PIER viii Do received hy the Department Of
Docks until 49, 1873 For iu particulars The CITY
Record. fOr sale at No CITY lial.
PROPOSALS for WATER-CLOSETT TOWERS
will received by the Department OF Charities and
Corrections until March 26 1873. Fur fun particulars
The CITY Record, for sale al No. Gay Hal
PROPOSALS for DRY-G0ODS, GR0CE-
RIBa &c. VIII be received bv th. Department. OF CHAR
Ties Corrections until March 20 1875 For full particn
Are sce Inc CITY Geeord, for sale al No city Hall
DROPOSALS for HAY, OATS, STRAW and
FEED Will be received By the Fire Depa: mont until
April 1878 For fn particulars The City Record for
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FARE REDUCED.
50 10 BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICkErS. -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STOkiNGTON LINE
TOR ALI. POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED T. SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONiNGTON andkIi Ode ISLAND
Pier 49, North RIVER. at =. L. daily
Except SunNavsl.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN VIII
leevc STONI NGTOE ut @3J q. m.
Tickets sale all principal ucket Offices. end
at al Offices OF WoscJtts Express Co..
aud AT 1858 broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE
freight OnvD steamers leave daily except SIndays AZ
r. NJ from Pier 20 Nor River foot OF WarTenst. freights
via either line az lowest fatcs. -. .,- 80. So, -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
Autticu Sales Of Real Gsla,s.
ApRrAN II. MTugg. AucrIoNEER
IOUSE aud LOT No. 2l0

Ancllcu Ja!e5 o. nsal CSI'le.
ADRIAN H. Mrugg. AucrIoSEKm
HOUSE aud LOT No. 2l0
IA West 3ith-st., Al Tthave.,
win h. sold ~ Auction on
THURSDAY, MARCH -,
at Il o'clock at the Exchange salesoon w. III broadway
House isoIy English basement; con
ains modern improvements ana In nrsisate order vaults
der sidewalk n yard Lot lO0SsxeSo. Car DC
from O'clock Maps 81 Office OF Adrian III. Muller
Son. auciiOnoere No. Z i1ne-st
OICHARD Y. HtRNETT, Auctioneer,
IL VIII sell at auction
THURSDAY, March %
II O'Clock. az Exchange SaltSrOoIn, III Broadway
(by order II Josiah Jex esq. owner,
VALUABLE IMPROVED CHOICE BkOADWAY REAL
ESfArE.
Broadway, 3Ohstr ct and Otiavenue northwest corner
o. feet inches on broadway aad tinbraeina three fronts
with substantial four stories ANA basement philadelphia
brick stores aud complete apartment houses With steam heat
Broadway and 3Sh northeast corner an extra large
superb plot OF ground with thereon ~ feet
Broad1ay, liO feet deep on jSth street
broadway and s2dtgeet occupied by
Acker. Neral COndit am standard Club This magnificent
business property spenddy improved and sold subject 70
present unexprcd eases lC4 feet iaches Broadway
broadway aud 4thstreet northwest l2S feet So
inches broadway with budns thereon an extraordinary
largo plot These four parcels win be aod separately
Maps At auctioneers olhce Ill broadway, basement