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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24
HOME EVIDENCE.
Extracts from letters received.

Extracts from letters received.
RHEUMATISM-Son.e six months conld no
walk without the help of q crutch; tried phYsE
clans and many kinds of advertised cuIes withou
benefit. Six bottles of Fenton's Matchless Syr1I
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
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SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used all tbs no
ted amor cures without effect six bottles Fentons
Matchless Sarsaparilla cured me; II IL dead sure
cure &c Coop, Buffalo, n Y.
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Mrs ELIZA JONES,

Thousands Bear Testimony.
SCROFULOUS SORE LEG twelve year,, cured
by FentoDs Sarsaparila, after trying various noted
blood remedies.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-24

FEMALE WEAKNESS, Of seven years standing
cured by the use OF one and half bottles Fenton's
Matchless Sarssparilla. MRS WM. SIMS:
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sCROFULOUS NECK, q number Of ulcers, oper
for nine months; had the pest medical advice ID
Cleveland, o. A friend sent me Fentons Sarssps
rilla, Twelve bottles made perfect and perma'
uent cure ". II. MKARs.
RiaomdPld O
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THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW.

The literary articles in this number on
Charles Lamb" by Walter II. Pater, and Alexander
Dumas" by George Sautsbury form agreeable relief
the prevailing OF political discussion winch
usually characerizes the Review. The standpoint from
which Charles Lamb is regarded by the writer that OF
q disnterested servant Of literature, Of whom the num-
Der is smaller in England than IN France In the max
ing OF prose- he realized the principle Of art for its
sake as completely Keats IN the making OF verse Mr.
Pater perhaps offers original suggestions IN respect to
the character OF Lamb which would be difficult task
but his method and his illustrations alike original
betraying fresh study Of the subject and delicate
comprehension Of its subtcst features The more
wcighty articles Imperialism" by the Right Hon
X. Lowe, 1.-The English School OF Jurisprudence" by
Frederic Harrison, "The Beginning Of Nerves IN the
Animal Kingdom" by G. ]. Romanes, IAN Economic
Address" by John Morley and Mr. Gladstone and the
New Equilibrium" VIII be sure to attract attention. and
10 be read with interest.
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TILE NINETEENTH CENTURY.

"The Bankruptcy Of India" by II. NJ.
Hyndman, with which this number opens. presents
anything but cheerful view Of the condition ana pros
poets OF that dependency Of tie British Empire
Notwithstanding the collection Of aid statistics with
which the statements Of the writer supported the
article is perfectly readable, and full Of valuable suE
gestions to the student of history aud the practical
statesman. During the twenty years In which Indla
has been under the direct administration OF the Queen
and Parliament, the internal condition Of India has
been Of profound peace. The few frontier e4ped-
tons occasoned by the turbulence OF wild tribes beyond
the border have been Of no practical moment Hence
all that could be gained by state Of unbroken peace
should have been already secured. Nearly 1000 miles
Of railway have been completed connecting all the
great cities and Provinces vast irrigation works have
been built u preventive Of the effects OF
drOught besides the construction OF great network Of
agricultural roads No effort has been spared to de-
veop the country according to the most approved
modern methods and there has been earnest desire
on the part OF the Government officials 10 raise the con-
dtion OF the people, and make them cOntened with the
British rule, Still, in spite OF assurances TO the con-
trary by persons high in power, Mr.. Hyndman insists
that the financial condition is Of the most critical
character and that the financial policy involves the
gravest dangers. The cultivators OF tho soil can
scarcely support the Of the present taxation
Large tracts Of country in such state OF restitution
that they fall back upon the Government relief works at
the very commencement Of tue slightest scarcity.
Indian investments are almost uuhnOWu BdtcIy u
fraction Of the enormous debt OF S11O00O0O0O held
by natives the capital for internal improvements has
al been borrowed IN England; the cotton mills and
other machinery that have been put up are mostly
dependent on the source OF supply. The truth s
concludes the writer Indian society as whole has been
frighfuy Impoverished under the English rule, ana the
process is going at al increasingly rapid rate
No exageeration forced estimate can Increase the
dangers press upon all There is evidence enough
already. and to spare" says the writer whilst we are
staggering on with committees and commissions TO O
catastrophe which unless facts and figures utterly lie,
Will be uneQualed IN the history Of the world" An
article on Barry Cornwall, by II. g. Hewlett
presents cordial aud appreciatlye estimate Of
the beloved English poet, both ] respect OF
his writings and his character, with some interest.
ing "Reminiscences Of his literary career. The
Fiasco Of Cyprus" by Archibald Forbes, has already
been noticed in columns bold and Independent
the latest acquisition OF England 10 her Imps-
rial resources. Other articles Animal lnteli-
gence" by G. ]. ROmanes Faith and VerfcatlOn," by
w. II. MallOck and Liberty IN Germany" by l.. A.
Montefore; with the fifth chapter Of the Rev. K. W..
Dales d" Impressions Of America"
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grcurslone.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

NJETROPOLITA ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Omen from $50 H. M 10 IL y III
T,TOR STRFtT-N point Tor Wall street Ferry Ard
49, connected with cars FOR SOuth Ferry.
El-Nearcst point Tor Jersey CITY AMI
COmmupipaw Ferries. ~. ,,,,-.
PARK PiAtE-Nearest point for Post Office, city Hall And
UarcaY street Ferry Ia liObOkcn.
CHAMBER~S IREEl-Nearest point Tor faNonia and Efs
Railway Ferry.
NKItN.STRFET- ,.--.r-
point for Desbrosses street Ferry
Jersey city Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany, and
connecting with cars for DesbTosses ana East orAhu
BIEECKER.SrIiEET-Co with cars for East and
EtGHTIL SrREET-Nearest Point for CHRISTOPHER stress
Ferry noboken, connecting with cars Tor Chilstopbes
and T. Ist Tenth Street Ferries. ,-
vOirpTFE NTH STREEr-Neares point Ia l mon square,
Wau,L :, and lyccum Theatres Academy OF Music, 1T.
wing and Tammany Hais connecting WIN cars lot fsiss
IwrnTy rhrd and Thirty fourth Street Ferries -
NY <TS Nearest pointfOT rwenythr1
street Ferry Jersey city Booths 81 James and Psrs
Masnuc Tempe and Twentythird street Ferry 10 Jer.
TUIITY ! iIRD. STREET. Nearest point ~ STANDARD,
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium and
san Francisco Mnstrels connecting With cars for Wee
FoRTY sEC oND STREET Connects with y. y Transfer
90 Cabs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET ., nj,
FIFTY EETNoarest point for Central Pafk
cennecting.with cars o. Belt Line Railroad
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side slauon. m .
EARE, 10 CENTS, except between the hours VI ooo W
1880 O. M and 10 p LII, when the fare Is cents
WA H. GARRISON, fresseh@
" VAN BRoCKLIN. sup'k
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEW YORK CITY
Allen.st. s2Gttn Of stantonst. l7.e.sze. LIN

Allenst =, 500 n Of stantOn.st l7.GIs7G; J N
Loyy. referee, To Joseph Schema ................
46th-st s. 1870 II @ ~ 5th-ave, 2ONl00.j 0casrhod
for 20 years from lS7lD; Ambrose Morcll. referee
10 the Windsor Hotel Company. ...-..... .......
Chnton-St so So 21HI0O: Joseph Ningcnfeld and
wife 10 Francis w Ohawaldt...-....... ...........
G6th'st, =. ~ II " Of LeYlngtOnayc, lGXJOJ Ed.
ward RapdlO, referee. 10 Isaac A COOkh........
l63d-s n = 6Oit " Of GrOyeayc, 6OxlOD; W II Wells
and wife TO 'manda N De Graaf. ..................
Dry DO k-st cor llth.st. 2O.4X5lj; Thomas ]
Mckee and wife 10 John O. Gloss ............. ....
97thst, n :. 100 Of 9Th ave- 3jGlOO.ll George L
Miller and others TO William II Wsuer ..... ......
74thst, r. rs Il Of 2d'ave, 2JXlO22 Della VOID
lSthSt (ad dining No 3O6 Vest, IN I2J II Robccca
WALTON to Christopher Mooney. .................
37thst, n $50 Il Of shave 2jI9S.9 George BIC
kehOupt and others % George BiCkclhOupt 81 90.
DelInCcySt, !, % n W Of suffolk 81, 25Nluu Eliza
beth Hamm and husband to Albert hlaubcr and
another .......
30tE II, :, $50 n 81 lOthaye, 25X9S0; DOminlck
Malone and wife TO John Clark
3dst, :, 3SJ II OF 2dHve 2OX9G.2lo; Theodore
HuldbeTg amt vie to Henry Ah!JOrn. ..-.........
71thst, =, li9 n e. Of LIT ave- 2JXlO22i James Nc
EvOy ~ edmund Price, trustee, etc.-.-..-.......
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RECORDED LEASES.

Aston. John to Fidel Beck and another, n sth.St
800 II g Of Avc-A, ZJX9G.2, 20 ycals, at annual
rent u
Mount Richard f. and others 20 Morris Alexander,
No 100 Madison st. 81 years and months iiOm
February !, 1879. at annual rent ol..............
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DlntlnQ Nln0cmle9.

ALLEN DODWOR1II'S School for Dancing,
~ No G-l fIEIllANE.
Now OPEN. IOI TERM. &c, SEN FOR CIRCULAR
NOTICE-Wr DODWOKrII respectfully sugCcsts Ia those
persons VIII, entered Of their CHILDREN pupils Tor
INT, season that It De- extremely desirable to know when the
Children Will commence Communications to that eject Will
be- than Gfuly received.
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foei an0 fonn0.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK Tribune WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l,23S Broadway Thirty first
a. 500 West Twenty .thirdsL. corner Eighth ave:
No, 30 East Fourteenth Union.square, 200
Third ave, Forty seventh ST. at tho HARLEM OFFICE
No Third ono hu aud Nv fourth st.
(Iarlm Savings Bank Budngl, up 10 p at regular
ofhcerates
7 OST-Pass- book No. 66,704. Deliver to
IL GERMAN SAVINGS RANK. GU.
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,rIE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.

To BOSTON. via Providence direct
A FILL. '\iGllIrS III -. ONLY - MILLS OF RAIL.
The flNor.to TaAcc steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott.
-iy t~uudy- excepted from Pier -. N"rtN Rvcr
loot Of urtcu Passengers arrive IN Boston Al
a m 80 intermediate landings between NcNN0rk aud
Providence.
THE OLD RELIABLE SrONlNGTON LINE,
FOR BO~TUS AND ALI. POINTS EAST,
At 3 D. m from PIER So North River. foot Of Jay ~.
~pr,ld limited tickets, GOOD ONLY uu 20 m. train
from ~uuupton sold this uc IOm NtNl ON 10 Boston
fuI ~ 80. ... ......,,.... 1890.
Nn a., lluldNuv al oHc,p q Nc-t,oirs Express
Company. Also tickets sold At All hotel ticket Offices.
FrtiZht via either limo taken al lowest rates.
-. X. BABtOCk, President.
l. " FuKf>s General Passenger Agent.
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ttlusical Instruments.

DUMAHAUT. late s. Y. BALL 81 CO.,
N. No. 20 EAST l4TIISr
Chickerug. Senways and othor Pianos and Organs low
for cash. iustamcnts, and for rent
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

FIRST RATE INVESTMENT-On Fulton
"A St. test slCe. the hill BroO, Ign.
rutland & WHITING. Beekman At .
EOR SALE-The most desirable property in
kine- county. immediate vicinity Of the souther!y
Prospect Park two entire buck- and very inc
IN aus De- the local for ht;' 10 the vicinity
OF Ncg.YOk. besides would prove profitable invest
ment taxes exceedingly low. Particular, ot
WN H.. TAYLOR
2Ol Montague t., BIookyn, y. Y,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YORK. Thnrsdar.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Oct II. 1877,
The following sales were held at the r
change saesroOm to-day:
BV Vim. Kennedy.
6story brick building vita lot no 81 Depcysterst
ms, " Of SOuth-st, lot 2OI4sG; l. Escaantf -. a.
BV 4. j. Bieeck>r e San. WI
lots West l49th-st 300 Il Of Sth.aye each Oh.
vJ.ll, Chas OCOnnOr. .......................- O
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Counirn properrp 10 Get.
Goueeo ano farms tUnntc0.

XS,ANTED-A second floor or fiat at mode.
w rate ,nal. location near oh ave ana lam 81 i4'"a'
,Itr,s. viii, p,rticI AIS. l.. h. g, Tribune Office
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE
Gin iienl Csta,s for Sule.

HOUSE 81 WEST 29TIl-ST. FOR SALE
Price $500; story; L.n stoYp; basement and trim.
ming. brown stone Is rooms all modern Improycmcnsi u
best order Inquire on premises.
GMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial.
no cure no pay Patent NcultOr; state rights for sale.
Hull GIIplen Co, 3dayc, below PAN 81, New York.
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Auction Sales of Real gsiais.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Pubic hereby given that the Comm soners OF tho
u city OF Nt"-GOrN WI. UN'I for sale dG
public Guci.oI SArU RDAT, NOEENBtk 1878, az
Exchange SacsIoOIu. No Ill broadway, IN tho
CIV OF YORK. the following estate belonging TO tho
cornoran y ~ the CIV 81 New.Nork:
Premises Nus 9ard Il Fraukiirst
and Lot the northeast corner O. TmIdave ana
Eighty hftaSt 80, ~,
So 80 Leonar st. now leased at rent Of $500 unl
December l. 1873 -,
Full deeds VIII he given TO al! purchasers LIN.
above real estate hc obtained az tLo
ouutrorI oice on aud after the 10Th 81 october next
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
Cor,ur1llcrs Ofcs Court House oct J, 1879.
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'VO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three dcpos in
Philadelphia, twoiI NrwlUrk.
Improve Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
Rnd after jay =. ISIS,
Trains leave New YORK wa De sDIossts ana court
landt street Ferries Us f0llOWS: ..., - ,,
30 30 $40 . 49, ~ hmto). II m :. .. O. ESQ 80
30 aud . D. M. Sunday 43O aud a. m; D. o. $50 "oV
$50 and p. .,,, -, ,,,,r. IN
Boats Of " Brooklyn Annex" connect win an thlnutn
trains at Jersey city. a0Ordng speedy and hc't t"hS'
pctnrning trains leave Philadelphia 800 z ~ $50
anJ III "a m Limited Express 1855 M D., bho anu
Tg5 m ana IL midnight on sunday, 32o l. = D. OoO
A m T.3J u. M, and II midnight.
Tickrt onirc. Nos 526 aud 9i4 broadway. No. Aston
and foot posbrosscs aud Courtlalt No iCout
ani Droob yn Annex Depot foot OF FultOnSt Brooklyn
Nos H. and lls lulson,t, lioboken Depot Jersey
CITY. Fmigraut Ticket ONCE, No. Battery. place.
FRANK THOMSON l.. T. fAKMEH,
General Manager. GEM passenger AsL
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. ca(nfr5.

4 NORTH GERMAN LADY wants employ
~ mcut single lessons daily engagement;
exchange lrS.uiI- fui board. NJ. H.. Tribune Onlcc.
As COMPANION for lady; goycrncss for
~ children. byn lady Of culture wanting home.
furnish excellent reference. Address NJ. care OF John h.
BcElTo!. Albany, y. Y.
An EXPERIENCED TUTOR of English
teach IN refined family. Address l. D. SAMPSON, 10
Maycriy place.
4 FRENCH Professor OF great experience,
who la, taught for great many In France aud
school. best Testimonials from the families Loncon
terms moderate Address DJ3 LoIiugronaye second Oot
Mr + l..
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
eOES. PHI NCiPAIS ASSISTANTS. TUTORS and GOV.
hESIHSLS IRON the leadns American aud European cot
nlied IN any department nstrucon Apply 10 Miss J.
YOUNG, So - L mon square, Broadway side.
Experienced, reliable teachers promptly pro-
II vded for families sehool- &c SchcmeIhon. 80 T. at
Elocution.-MiSs NJ. T.. Powers. Al w. 22d-st
Lteacher Of natural reading recitation and Oratory Special
attention given To 'oicotiaihing ana distinct ehu'at'h
Experienced Classical and Mathematical
est city reference. Address TEACHER, II. Uptown
Tribune oface, l,?ss broadway
l ESSONS IN GREEK to beginners or adj
yaDoed studonts Address ST. g. box 20 Tribune ONCE
Halps paSe ana tlLne lol interview al'tr ]. NJ
MRS. MITCHELL'S TEACHERS BUREAU,
WI OF Vest 35tls; families and schools supplied with
competent teachers teachers will find Positions
DRIVATE instruction by an experienced
enos> ADDRESS YALE. Uptown Tribune Once, 30 i.ass
broadway.
TEACHERS SUPPLIED to SCHOOLS and
GD Eli SUREXU. ss uniOnsau,ia. - AVA
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vI,Roy BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.

1 lAf:I. 81: EXCURSION, s. 'O. ulth FARE Doc,
~rNrBHuoM-. - aud 81 N'w palace steamers - RI.
IOGA and CITY or TROY leave du except ~atur1ys)
Al D. m Pier ~ y I loot ~ Iro ST. sure Couucc
ton Win morning ualns Tor all lcmA North and Wet
-at,uum- and through tickets AZ uo'ds 9ii Broadway
y y and Court ~ Brooklyn. Free transfer rom BROOK
lyu AuucA Boats
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STEAMBOATS, ano> Railroads.
.PARTuRE or THROUGH RAILROAD

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW.YoRK. ,.o.
BALTIMORE AtD ONO RALROAp-Fxpres1 Tor Wasngt Sa
sOuth-l0O nj. Express for Washington the South, anu
ERIE RAfLwAY-9O0 A. m. and 500 and D. m. Manuel
Spring Valley Mousey. 100 9.45 a. m 44j y. m ,oo
kEWY CENTRAL HUDSON RIVERS 1880, and llOo
a In. and 400. g. $780, $50 and II ?. u
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatonle
I'D Nausatuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer bridgeport
leaves atharinep daily Sundays eIcepted at lA5o M
and Bridgeport at II D. ~
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE4.
~ Ferry Station IN New York, loot OF IILD'ItysI
station Ia BTuuSy, foot OF Fulton ST..
Commencing ]. S7~Tains leave Newl Ork, FOOT OF
Iihcrtyst, as follows; 49,, ,,oo,
$50 m-FOr Remington IastOn, BcIYldrIe maucu
Chunk Tdmaqn WiSrsbarrs Elnlra. &c connects d.
Junction with D. /. and V, Il. Z. , ,,,., fountain,
Budd's Lake aud Lake HUptc1nS Ea-t0n liarIl-DuIgn
Manch Chunk Tamaqua, Iazelton "ikesDaIre scranton
i1:t5 a. n and $50 p m-For someryle and Remington
p.m.-For Fomngton, E,ston hauch chunk Iamaqua
Wilkesbarre Scranton 1unkhannock lanaqua, Hazelton
Reauug PottsyIllc, IGarrsburgh &c. $500
p. m.-EOr High Bridge Branch. Scho0l6ys Mountain;
BuddS Lake and Lake h0lat'onN tati3h beViiTEF' an
Mauch Chunk Connects al Junction WIN D. L. ana " II
800 daily or Edston, Allentown ami larIlsOuTgh
Far r,i"s tn Ii,a points sec time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lcayo at . p. m, II N. for Bound
Brook ana mt rmcGate points and at $50 p H. Tor Eaoo
Blrs OF the brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
at Jercy Cty station to and nom Brooklyn and Enc Depot
Jersey city.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove,
stages connect Maiawan station tOand from KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot OF Liberty st., for Freehold AZ
Slj. lilo a. No. !, 5:lj g. IN.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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NEM LINE 10 BOSTON.

Via ALVIN. Point from Norwich Line Pier 30 North Riyor
St,su,I- 'tIIl DF NLW.IuEk" ant CITY OF BOS-
los AZ 3 o. on daily, sundays included.
IAEE ONI DOLLAR every day IN the week.
Positively, t,- good DAY 81 sale and trains
conu,,tn wil boat ~ Au'n- Point, Good super 81
cents. Tickets ioI siio ~ Pier 30.
NORWICH line
'r Boston. Worcester Portland aad all points North and
81
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

De Xigo Annie r and husband to william Libbey. No
3j9 Vest 2'dSt, / 80
Donohoe. Michael and wife TO John Grcenbank "a.
ave- years
Gathmanu, Frederick ana wife 10 Haarcn * NsiukeD.
3Gthst oi 9th ave, years. .........
Johnston ! WU inc and Others To sarah II POWtll.ss
llJu-i, OF 2tayc months 70
Kane, Samuyl y 70 JOhn Sheaie, No ia LEanc.sL
year ...... l0t
Mash, Isabel and husband 10 the Washington Life
Insurance omuany VS. jthaye, u o. auth-sL l
Schema loser % aud wife to Henry Mry- and another
trustees etc" Allen.st, u Of Stdntou--, years A.
schmidt. Louis wife To Charles LOhr.ttgI 9th
~, u ~ - have years ..-..... IT,
Solomon DENIM. and wife % The Mutual Life Insdr.
Hucc Company, 80 - SHAVE. ............ lO
Stic.l Adam ana wltc 30 Philip Weber, W cor lstdye
anu -'f' ST. - years o.
Weber PHILIP and wife to Xavier Keller, V AVc'B,s
OF l-iiNt y wears o.
Win 5Dr Hotc, Company to Peter Goclct and Others,
iCtAst OF jthave lycdr.............. l2(
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
DuCr George " and another. executors, etc TO John
b u lt'I-'I ",
James I'd ard I; 70 Louise James ........
SaWo & .luc gud-diJ,,
Lawson. .~.u 10 Horace IngeTso.
Van BuIcn, David guardian, etc, TO Mary Brush.
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Art Schools-New-York City.

Sn3Dn jackson Institute, BOston-avc. and
tpDOO. lG7h 81; School ioI Young Ladies AID Chli
dIcn. s,nA for NICuIaIs
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
OR TRENTON AND pHIIAIILPHl

t2K TIE IoN a. III III L ~, nLL idIl9s
f:>IHi.>r iiAIN Nh. lN'1. ny ~, r,,o
i'''' c" "i a. l' 81 "Dc' ST. loI I,eg, o az!
"'"i 40 b'o' 0 l II."' a. m, I.5o Z, o."o J. ~ In'
ai,l" l'El' a. il" I"l - N. Tor trenton. - ,t ,,.,,
Law f'haj'!liH RON station NJ Prhn'lI wanna Htt
Inid, Ihld ana l''h4 st., 'bD l4)Od H.
l.ao, 1:!j. BID. - 2. IN.
Irtg, Trenton tot E,Nork 90 except Monday, ESQ.,
rumlu D.viu room cans a., rrl,t 10 the $50 q. M
D. n. .r, nom N"" York 90 the iiJ a. ln.. 1850 ?. a
ut", from t'uwcr.l1. ,,,,.,.,.,,-.,
st MAY TRAINS Leave Ne" YORK ana Illllur lhi ~
'H il ., ~ D. H I'd'" NrN.luis Tor trenton OH y a. H.
'.' D. W Leave trenton so l.-". 900 g. I' J" D. W.
'"'' "I a Dol . "t J'f't NY 0't'rh 10y Jerry ''"-"
i.s"t- ir " 90 OF o. lhor'yst 80. 20 and, ~ ,
I'-n"'.."i i' HI. loi"- 3D. oh''S ~ We ,oi.-
3d. Baggage ',,caet rom ,c ar"c. 20 d'~inii." on ,
IT. BALD" 49, ''". lass N-'"'
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RATLPOAD. - GPEAT

DENNSlLNANh RAILROAD. - GREAT
i TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SITES MAIL
ROUTE on amt after -'p H.. l-7,. trains cave New
ioA VIA Dc-boscs and Courandt streets Ferries as fol-
I1prtssfpr Harrisburg rlttsburg the west ami south
with Pullman Palace cars attached III. and 80 p. p
For Niunusport Lock Haven. Cory and Ere at SOP
u uns al CORY tr lUusye. Petroleum Centre anl
Tie uI REGIONS. MtiILHuort aud Look Haven. =. ul.
Baltimore, Washington uud tlo Soutl " Limited Wash
urtOn Express Of Pullman P.rDr Cars daily. except sun
Gay. $50 aIfiye washing 10 Regular at -
3d.. j. -" and p N. sunday $50 ard p m -, .,
lNlIt-1 iuI th.l' ii an.l 30, : 20 :? lebo Iliol ~
a. 3D., J. !. o. 10 go 80. $50 sId Hp ~. SUNDAY 40
and gam D. %. Coy 80 80 and p Immigrant and sec
Uud a.. . 49,
Ioot yu Annex" connect with all through trains
nj jersey CIV; aNpriug speedy and direct transfer Tor
Ir fran, 10 newark Elizabeth Railway princeton Tren.
ton r,li Nmhuv Flr'nu H-iydeo aud points,
zee .o,a' schedules At all Iickrt oiices ,.,,
Trains ltryrs From Piitsh.rC 65o !"to T. m, IOso
~. daily $50 M. 30 .. m dnly except M9na3[. From
WASHINGTON and Baltimore. UJi, ViU a. ~, ~ 3l' ip4V
T. IN. sunday 600, - am From IN. ale pai '.'' 80
$50 1000. Hoo q. 2Io. $40 tt5l 900, \ 30.
IoIo l2O IN. sunday, SOS $50 $40, 1880, ll5Oa IL
rssrt olcrs SO ami eii broadway. 40 Aston HOUSE
Al foot of Dr.UOsrcs and Cu"Itlandt SIS. No Court 81
and HtuukNu Annex Depot foot ~ Futon ST. Brooklyn sos
ia IlG lib Huisonrt llubokcu; Depot jersey City
III. - /, 'IIiDNeOJ " /. +. IAIMEE.
80 General Manag er GEM Passenger Agent
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\EW-UANEN. HARTFORD &c.-Farc, 81.
y ~'eII.- lyr rccks ip daily sundays rxrcpted)
Sew It,rI 80 . audi D o. m, connecting ID road.
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vi <D- g. amt 3. Wf~T 4HTU ST. PACING PARK
German ami French resident i'a,,i- Iussi aud German
kiud,Irtrf,u private 'ts- II boys, sle,I aa'aI' j
CAr- and at class lu oCtuh,i- ..- OIL. ....,,,.,,
Iuu,tua atteudAuce requested on Ilij l~bAf. HLFIEH