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RECORDED LEASE.

Bailey, Elizabeth TO Donaldson Brothers, Nos 1888
and go Parkst. 10 years, at annual rent Of.
Catlm Elizabeth w to James Burns, No ~ East
l4thst, o years and months at annual rent Of. =.
Lewis Frederick to Ferdinand Reienenbach, NO
City Hall Place. o ears at annual rent OF
Han Place. wears. az annual rent of.............
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

BlOomheldst n cor 10thave, 40x74.2 the Pennsyl
vania Coal Company to John II Graham. ...-.......
Msngin-sttSOs II. 10 aud 2 -; Laurentina SnOwden
anu husband 70 Cora SNOW den :,
RaynOr 10 Gertrude Inger soll...................
FrOnt-st dot No 1879 between BTOad-st and Coen.
ties slip, 2s ike Josephine Casson to Eliz'
6th.sve, e cor iS3dsf, iiOT99 il christopher Gray
and wife 10 the New-YOrk Life Insurance Company
7th.st n g. 100 II q OF AveD, 20x706 Paul Eppe %
lsthst s. 2sos Il Of 1veA. is9xi0SS Paul Ep
pie 10 Kunlgunde Merkle....
27th-st =, no II Of 3dave, 46.sx9s9 Isiac Rod
. man snd wife TO William Laimbeer-
Parfitt aud wife TO Mary oliver.
77th.st n =, 1884 II W OF MadisOn.aye, l6.sxlO22
. salisbury Bradley ana wife 70 Clara Walter
6lstst, =, 27O fJ W OF shave, 25IlO2.2 Hyatt
referee, to Sarah Murray. .,..................-.
Slsts g. 225 ft e OF Oth.ave TO s S2dst. 5Ox2O4 A;
Mary Ruggles 10 Mary BOstwiek. .............
Same property Mary Bostwick 10 Samuel Rug.
llSfh,st s. 22j fl OF 2d.ave, 25xirrcguiar, and
elsO ll3th-st, 90 II Of Lexington ave 22xl 90;
Terence Mcguire 10 Margaret COrnely ............
MadisOn-ave s. from 45th 70 46th.st 200xl20 sol.
onion Bellmgn aud wife TO Joshua Crane. ..........
Grandst mo 49,, l6K62; w l. Findley, referee, TO
LeIiEgtonaye oasio # Of 25thst. 2isxioO
llth-ave, s. 500 II Of 43d st, 6OXlOO; Charles u
Brown and wife TO James W Fernan. ...........-...
36th-st 2, 4l6 II W Of 5thav-, 2Ox76.3 q Beard
slee, referee, TO Henry Morgan and another exec
l55th 81 n s. $50 II Of iitRave to as i56thst J0x
1899 10; Jonn g Graf and wife 10 George w Graf
strecker and wife 10 julius Frfck. .............,.
36th.st 5, 395 IT W OF 5th-aye 26x98.9 G Beard
slee, referee, to Eliza eth Miller.
34th-st -. 400 fin OF 5th.ave 6Oxirreguarj G.
9th-ave. jU5 IL Of l00th-st 263GlO0; SiOley,
referee TO Mary M Holiness.
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IEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. -
Leave New York foot OF Lbertyst for Trenton and Pha-
Leave Philadelphia from station Norh PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road IhId and Berksst at 646 way 740, $780, ll:0oa p
Leave Trenton Tor NowYork except Monday Gas,
sl3, 1920 M, 1915. 20, 4l2 6i5 p ~. ooo -
p In trains from York; TO the 7i6 a. M l4o p Dp
sWNBRI TR%TSs"Leave NewYork and Philadelphia at
M $50 IL D. M Leave New YORK for Trenton al
$50 Leave Trenton at 100, $50 a. m 6:lO D. m
from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY, 800, ~,
Tickets sale at Llberty-st Nos. 329 and Sia
Broadway at the principal hotels all offices OF me Enc tail'
wa" IN NewYork and Broosn ana at 20 bro \
IL. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East.
daily sundays excepted from Pier No 49, North River 1901
Leave Brooklyn wa Annex" Doats at4pm.
DOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
Derby and North Hampton Railroads direct-Steam
JOHN II. STARIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier IL
Nc 9S q a. p III SyS s for al
and freight fare sl excursion 81 80 startns HewHaven
transportation Lin0' JOHN IL. Stain, Proprietor
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PAsSENGER IltAlN jan l.
G:3O p NJ Night Express daily for Easton Bethlehem
Attention Mauch Chunk NikeSoagaIe Ptts,on. Sayre ~;
the West Pullman sleeping COACHES Attached ned and EnVr
General Eastern Office Church and COurtandtsa
CHAs. II. CUMMINGS. AGENT.
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
h NewJeTsey Southern Railroad. Commencing october
Oot OF Rectorst connecting at Sandy Hook YE trains for
Long Branch AVID prila rlphia. 100 a. m, 400 IN
;aariyga lnd TuCkert9n, 40 p m. ll.ol,.n
Red Bank and Toms River. HOO IN "a" " ~ ~ PET
General Manager
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al IN TO BOSTON ~
dp ls'IO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIONIkGTON LINE,

CONNECTING WITH ALI POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED, IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers MASSACHUsbIIs and RHODE
ISLAND Pier 80 North River foot OF Jhyst) at $3.50
D. daily Except Sundaysl.
Special hrsClss limited tickets good only on 10 AM tram
from oulngton sold via this York Boston
for ~ 90.
Tickets for sale al al principal ticket offices Slaterooms
secured at Offices Of Wesot Express Company aud NJ NOS
3G3 aud 500 Boaoway ana at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot of Warrenst) daily except bundays) At
for providence direct
Freight via either line taken at lewest rates.
j. W, FILKINs, q. Z. AgL D. 3. BABCoOK, PreSt
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RECORDED MORTGAGES,

HOtten. Anime aud others 10 Julia ~ Fowler and an
Oher, thirst, Of Aye-A, years. .............
IngersOll Gertrude TO Gertrude RayDOr, W cor
4thaYe and Aston pl, years.
Keppich AdOiph TO IgnatZ Gross, 15thst, OF ID
LOOms. Alfred l. and wife to Harriet Pond,n Bath
St. " OF JtnaYe, years.
Miller, Elizabeth / to lula Witthaus, s 35thst,
5th-ave.
ms i9th.St OF jth-aye, 3YeaTs.........,.........
Oatman. Albert ana wife 10 Mary Il Hutchinson
No 80 BOWerY,
Oliver, Mary u CHARLES ParfttN 59th'st, Of
shaye, year
Of43d ST. inst ailments.
TOkeT. owen 10 Hose TOker, Bayarn.st(2ith Wardl
Walter. Clora l. ana husband to Bradley, 77th
81 wof Maiisonave, 2yeaTs -.-...: 80. 49,.
White Martha and husband % Everett Z Wheeler, .
cor 4thaye and lO4th.st mOnths................
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arc Cream.
6tramboale ano Railroaos.

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare IS
Il cents. NEWBU RG and below 80 CENTS Land at High
land Fails (NIst POintL Cornwall NeWburg Marlboro, Nil
ton, POUGHkEEPSlE Es0pus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware and WAIKIKI Valley Railroads Thomas
Cornell and James W. BALDWIN leave daily al IN Ser "a
North RIVER foot of HarnsOnsL -
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81,
~ Steamers leave PeckBp daily Sundays excepted for
Now-layel at 3 and II y. m. connecting with road.
NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
Via Alyns Point from Norwich Line Pier 30 North River
Steamers CITY OF NEW.YOkk" and "CITY OF BOS.
TON" az I!jJ u. m. daily SUNDAYS included
PARE ONE DOLLAR every day I'm the week
Positively, tickets good only day Of sale and
connecting with boat at Ayns Point Good supper for 80
cents. Tickets for sale at Pier 80
NORWICH LINE
for Boston, Worcester Portland and all points North and
Eabt, via
EewI OrdOn Norwich
steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from per 80 North RN ndaly SUNDAY pied
Tickets aud staCrOOms be obtained no the Office Of the
Company no. an Broadway. Of Caual-st Freight
taken for all points at lowest rates. For further information
inquire al Pier 40 North River
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Dec. IL, Is
The following sales were held at the
change SalesroOm to-day.
BIZ Scott & Myers
4story brick building with lot. No $40 Canal 81,
Gift Of WoOster-st, lot rs 6x9Ox25 2xS8.2; Jno
BIZ Richard v Hdrnett.
i 3st0ry brick house with lot No "a Perry at, s,
SIS IT Of Bleecker.st lot 2Ox95.3 John F
BIZ Jas. N. oakley q Co.
l 3stOry frame building with lot No 81 Riyin0tOn-st
SIS 25.2 II " of Orcharlst lot 25x5O Elizabeth
RV HOUdrd w. Coates.
22stOry frame bdings with lot Nos 43 and 40 Grand
st SIS. BAG II W Of South 5thave, lot 34.6x966;
VIM Arga
BUL. j. e J. PhillDs
lots Madison so. IL II Of lOSthst, each 20
XS7.6; al plot Of land East 1OSthst - 20 IL
" Of Madis0nave, 62.Gx5U.l1 VIM Scholle........
BIZ Louis HesteT.
3-stOrv brown stone dwelling with lease OF lot No
Ala East 56th.st. s. 1914 IL OF lstave, lot 2Ox
9i.7x20X9j. II leased May !, 1870, term 20 years.
ground rent S2tO per annum; Peter Goe.et........
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Gorporntlon Notltes.

BOARD Of EDUCATION.-Sealod Proposals
I'D viii be received the School Trustees OF the Nine.
tCe1th ward the Hall II the Board ~ Education. conner
Elm SITS. until MONDAY the 2Sd daE OF December,
1873 and o'clock said day for the erection Of
schOOhouse the north sdeof East 4Bths 100 feet
Of Sd .
Psus aud specifications may be at the Office OF the
superintendent Of School Buildings No liB Grandst third
floor.
Proposals. state the estimate for each branch Of the
separately, and be Endorsed Proposal for Mason
Work." Z" Proposal for Carpenter Work" Proposal for
Painting
The party submitting proposal and the parties proposing
become zuctcs must each write his name and pse Of
residence on sald proposal.
Two approved surees residents OF this city
are required i'm al
proposal Will considered from whose character
and autcCc4eu dealings with the board OF Education render
their responsibility doubtful
substitution the accepted contractor VIII he per-
fitted without first obtaining IN WTtDg, permission from
The Committee on Budnss OF the Board Of Education.
Tho trustees the right TO reject any or all u the
proposals submitted. - $1,000. ........
NJ. THAINES-INGER,
FREDERICK 4. HOPKINS.
EUGENE n. PONEKOY,
JOHN &. UONNIIIY,
RICHARD KELLY.
Board OF school Trustees
Nineteenth ward
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SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
y once Of The Board II Education, Of Grand aud
Elm ss until TUESDAY the I'm day Of December, 1873
for supplying Tor the o. tae schools ~ or the
jurisdiction Of sid board boos stationery and other arti
Cles required for commencing the lH day OF Jan
uar 1879 city and country publishers Of books and dealers
I'm the various articles required notified that preference
will he given 20 the bids o principals the committee being
desrOus that commissions II any shall he deducted from toe
uce the articles bid for sample Of each article must
accompany tr bid list Of articles required with the
dous upOn which bids will be received NAV be obtained
application Clerk ~ tho Board Each proposal must DO
addressed TO the Committee on Supplies and Endorsed PRO
supplies" The committee reserve the right 10
lect any bid II deemed for tho pail interest
Dated New. York December .. 1878 1870 -
FERDINAND FRAUD.
HENRY +. WEST
DAVID WErMORE
JULIUS KATZENBERg,
BENZ. +. MANIERRE.
Committee on supplies
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILRoAD Conmcncing November IL,
1878 gh trains will leave O. aud Central Depot:
500 Western and Northern Express, with drawing
1880 a. m. Special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawing 10 Canandagua, Rochester ard Buffalo
100 ~ Express 10 Albany and Troy, with connections
10 Utica Saratoga and Rutland North Adams and Bennng
ton
400 p M Albany and Troy Express. with drawngr room
200 D. M Louis Express daily, with sleepnRcars for
Louis running through every day Ia the week also sleep
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo AMI Detroit and Tor
Nautical, excepting sunday night via sar9oga. -, -,
73O FEi Express fOI Rochester ana Corning via &C.
= pelin To Geneva and Rochester
p. III Pacific Express. daily with slecDing-cars for
Niagara Falls Buiia0 Covo and, edo, Detroit
and Chicago also excepting SATURDAY night 20 LOwye and
and excepting SATURDAY aud SUNDAY nights 10
Montreal Via ~. Adams,
1LCOp m, Express, with seepngcars, for Albany ana
Troy
tickets for 2j2 POI and 4I3 Broadway aud at
Express Companys Offices, 10 Park place 1855
and "i2 Broadway, Newlork. and d3 Washington.st..
Brooklyn. C. q MfEkER
General Passenger
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NOTICE.-Lpasc for certain Piers and Bulk
y heR will be offered at pub!c s4e I" be he'd by order
Of the Department Of Docks at the EXCHANGE LIS.
ROOM. No Ill BROADWAY, on MONDAY, 18Th DECEM.
BIER 1873 For fun information The city Record for
sale NJ. CIV Hall
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD Great Trun


Line and United states Mall ROuie-On after No
yember 10. 1873. trans leave New York. DesbTosses
and COrtlaudt street J. Tnes, as follows:
Express for Harrisburg PttsOurg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached aSm, aud $50
daily.
For wiamspOrt, Lock Haven. Cory and Erie m.
connecting Cory for Husyi Petroleum Centre the
q Regions. WIliamspOrt and Lock Haven, Q q m.
tmOre, Washn gtOn and the South. Limited Washing
OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday,
m; arrive Washington 4l2 Regular at 4:30 and
500 a. NJ and 10 D. m: sunday, $50 and 10 For
baltimore 1 D. m. except Sunday.
Express Tor philadelphia 4$0 1880 $40 40 LmitedA II
a. m l. D. g. 1880 S3I and 10 sunday, f:3O and
NJ $50. $50 and 10 p Emigrant and second class,
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex" with all through trains
Jersey City anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains afriye-From Pittsburg $50, 1910 a. M, lOlOp
m dHIIy $40 B2O p. daily, except Monday. From
Washington and baltimore 600 n H., 800, 445, 1910
u m Sunday $50 q III. and 1910 From Philadelphia
RGS go Gin 1910 Il3O m, 2 $50 $50 600 81 and
lOOp M Sunday, 5:0j, 600 l040 II 80 ~, $780, lOl0
pcket Offices 500 and o44 Broadway No Astor House
d fro OF and COrtlandtss No Court and
Booklyn Annex DeUoL foot OF gutonst, BROOKLYN Nos
ia 10 and HudsOnst, HObOken Depot Jersey City
F5nierant Ticket Office, No. > Battery place.
-N'e l.. p. FARMER, Gcnl Passenger Agent.
Manager.
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Brooslpn Real &stGIs for Bale.
OR SALE, to Let, or Exchange.

FOR SALE, to Let, or Exchange.
Brownsoro 3.stOry, $7,250; 22story $4,000; 2stOry,
S5OUO 3sfOy aud 2stOTy brick frame with without
extra ground very prices in COOL locations the hill
Call or address
HALL. & SON.
$40 Frankln,aver or 424 West lsthst. n. z.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The house and
about lots of ground the southeast corner or
Clinton and GrceneGves Brooklyn; an opportunity rarely
offered acquire Of the best plots most beautiful
in BROOKLYN. D. III. STONE
192 Broadway, New-Yorks
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Cost an0 founo.

&oO1l REWARD will be paid for the re- re.
S0UU turn 70 TfFgAEY co. ynion, cSu s1S sSa
SnIITAIRR DIAMOND EARRING patine tOR auS 1i ma
St sesthS lost on Wednesday morning In sixth ANsaSs
car or between 18th and East kethAts.
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Gin Real CstaIe tor Sole.

SHD HtuI N5LuII III OHIS.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr salc-An elegant
IA 2lOOt house. foursOry brOwnsOne front In perfect
order all improvements IN Of the best
blocks uptown between 9th and 6thaves to hrstcasa
party agents viii please not apply p o. Box 4,lss
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 30 days trial;
- pays Patent Venator State rights for sale
Hull, Grippen & Co, Sd.ave, below 24thst, NewYork.
O. .lA OOO -FOUR-STORY brown-stOne,
pSO,UOU. 8Oth;st near 5thaye; terms very rea-
sOnaOle RULAND & WHITING, D Beekman-st
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

RhIDUEFUKI, unu al pOIlls OH IIVIiSaVVIIIv s
~ and NauEatuek Railroads Fare, 81 steamer
leaves Catharnesp daily Sundays eIcepted at ll5Oa NJ
and Bridgeport at IL D. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
- Leave NewYork from foot OF Des5rosses and Coufandt
$40 m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indianap
oils Chicago and the West, Richmond Charleston and the
south. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark o. and
Chicago.
100 m or Washington and the West and the south via
GOrdonsvlle. Pullman from NewYoTk G. Baltimore
anu Washington making close connections for PsbuTg Gin
cnnati, Indianapolis Louisville, and ST Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore Cincinnati ST. DOns and Pitts
burg. and from Washing, 10 Augusta and Savannah ,
1000 daily 0r Washington, tho South ana West Pul
seepers from NewYorK TO Baltimore and Washington,
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati, In1anap
oils Louisville, LOus Columbus PittsbuTg, the south
and Southwest, Through Pullman from Baltimore 70
Cincinnati Washington with for Lynch
burg, Florida New Orleans aud the South.
For through tickets call at COmpany5 once $40
Broadway New York and at ticket Offices foot OF COuTtandt
and DesbrOssessts- and depot, jersey City. - -. -
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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FfSAStE DEPARTMENT,

nTnTAr IIik COLLECTION ~ TAAEs 7
No. 80 Claubcr--si. Ncw.Iork. December J, 1873. }
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-An persons
~ who have omitted their taxes for the 1873
are hereby n0He required BY law. 10 the same to
the Receiver Of Taxes at his office on or before the lstd
Of January, 1873. -,
ono uor cent viii DO collected all paid before the
1911 day December instant cent al taxes Iad on
that dare aud utcs al the rate OF u per cent
per suuu the li day o. october last he day
delivered
receiver All remaining unpaid and after
the said lat day Of January. 1879
No money will b. received alter o'clock p m
once hours from b a. IN To p
MARTIN T. MCMAHON.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Trains leave for EngewOOd COster PermOnt and Nyaok,
T. $780, $40 g. 4, A.45 63O $3.50. 1880 and sat
urday nights only at ll3O Sundays N. and $3.50
y. m. ,,- ..--- -, -
Jko. ". ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r All New.York.
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gnsirnttion.
For Both sexes-CountrY.

NIAPLEWOO GOD INSTITUTE-FOr both sexes;
" CUncOrive Peun; $50 PER quarter; students pre-
pared Harvard; hrstcass professors
j. SHORTIIDGE. A. NJ, Principal
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, ThOs. HanlOn,
d. D. Pennington, n. j., for both We excel In
convenience discipline thorough teaching
home comforts and moderate charges.
CANTA BARBARA COLLEGE fOr both
- sexe completely equipped departments and the
finest g1nnas In the state also excellent seabathlnR
For terms &C. apply TO tho PRESIDENT ELWOOD COOPER,
santa Barbara California the Italy OF America
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
- Philadelphia under ti care OF Friends gyes thorongh
both who here the same
COURSES OF : udy, and receive the same degrees.
giving fun particulars OF study
terms &c, address EDWARD II. MAGILL, President
swarthmorc COLLEGE swarthm9Eo DELAWARE County PEI :,
q .lOS -ROclSland College, Nyack, n. y;
~ cs both sexes; extras but music enter at any
time Seud for catalogue W. H. BANNISrER- A. NJ. Prin
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY


Ferry Station In BroOky, foot Of FultOn-st.
Commencing Nov 20, IS7TraDs New York, foot or
Liberty ST., follows:
b:oO a. m-FOr Pennington, EastOn, BeYidere. Mancn
Shunk, Ianaqua. Wkesbarre, ElmiIa &c. Connects at
Junction with u. J.. w. r.. r.
s45 a. m:FOr High Bridge Branch, SehOoeyS Mountain
BudTs lake and Lake HOpatcOng, EIstoI HarIlsOnrgn
WiliamspOrt, &c
1890 N. aud 4:3O m.-For somervine and Pennington
y m.-FOr FlemngtOn EastOn. Mauch chunk, Tamaqua
WnkesbaTre scranton Tunkhann0ck. Tamaqua, HazetOn
Reading, POttsyle Harrsburgh, &c.
a. mi.tor High Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain
buuds Lake aud Like HOpatcOng. EasOn, Belvdere ana
ManGh Chunk Connects at Junction with ID. L. aud w r. r.
745 p. m.-FOF Easton.
For trains TO lOcal points = time tables stations
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Leave at "a m, ~ Tor Bound
Brook ana intermediate points and at $50 M Ior ason
Reading and Harrisburg
Boats Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
at Jersey City Station and from Brooklyn and Enc Depot
Jersey City
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank. Long BraLoh Ocean Grove
&c. at S:l5, Has a. u, 4, oslo p m. ,,,,o,n,,
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Liberyst, for Freehold at
Sl6. ll45 a. m.. T. 5l5 pm.
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
ROUND RpOoK ROUTE
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Eau Schools.

VALE Law SchoOl.-Regular course, 2 years
nOr degree OF Dell years Fall term
u ems sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND NewHaven, CT
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CEALED PROPOSALS will loo received ut
> the ocs Educst OF Grand and
IImus until TUESDAY. the l7th daY Of december. 1878.
IL m, Tor putng required b. TIE SAID oaId Tor tAe
wear 1917 samples Of the document &C. required
To be printed may Office Of the CLERK ~ the
Board. where blank forms Of proposals may also be
Obfaned Each ssls must be addressed 10 the Com
mee supplies, and indorsed "Progosas for Printing"
Two satisfactory said committee WILL be required
for the faithful performance % the contract The committee
the night 10 reject bid deemed for the public
interest.
Dated New.York. December Q 1879. -
FERDINAND FRAUD
HENRY T.. WEST,
DAVID WETNORE.
JULIUS kAIZENBERG
Benz. 3. MANIEHRE,
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A GENTLEMAN having large, De ~ y gsntISS-
MAJ and wife for and pay yU mo-
~ & ,iI, fnr hoard 10 parties OF cutu an" ~ "a,
who desire quiet home or those weary NDFR Box 1885
eIs ,L CIV post ONCE. No n0uce taken OF any PS
ot Tbase OF gentleman and WIFE, ana moe Sns"ei'ns
st lon good references 20 receive any aehIoh
1JTEAN POWER TO LET-FOr manutac-
tur,ng uulposes terms reasonable unlimited p9Weds
goor or rooms In space to suit applicants hgn CS s
I Iii ichtea near foot OF Delanceyst. East RIVER uNo
story brick building 2OOx5O feet fronting On a9s s nssS
- or NJ t6s office OF the Singer Manufacturing Company
Yi IniOnsquare, ~ Y.
TYIUEATRE BRIGHTON, 1,2S9 Broadway
l N Y-To rent until May !, 1879 OF ioi longer '0iN
Amply o the premises.
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Real Gsiate TO Grrbanse

Gan FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
NcwYork city titles perfect Address u Il1ouA'
ITntnvn office 23S broadway.
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