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can communities for the information Of those who wish

can communities for the information OF those VINO VIE"
TO Join them.
A. Bronson Alcott will contribute to the
March Issue of The Boston Book Bulletin paper giving
The names Of the authors of article III me pat wnT
history of traDscendentasIn.
A commission of the Russian Geographical
Society busily engaged upon work illustrating INC
geography. eJhnOTaphy and statistics OF hsla'e
Russia, To he published in 1879, the teicehlehary "
Ycrnak's bold invasion OF SlDerla
The new volume of travel by "Umque,
Parker Gilmore "The Great Thirst Land" Will con-
tain a description of the unknown lands between the
Limpopo the watersheds of the rivers recently ex
pored by Stanley and Cameron and also o he scene oil
the present oh the frontier OF Cape Colony
The first fascculus of Professor Kiepert's
Handbook of Ancient Geography" containing the ID
PRODUCTION Asia and Africa is just ready abroad The
second part, which will contain Europe, the indexes
and the preface, will be toward Easter The I'M
porance Of book lies chiefly III its giving the result
Of discoveries FOrbigers time, vino published Ills
book i'll 1872
In Mrs. ELEPHANTS "Forcign Classics for
English Readers" issued here by ]. b. Lippinoott Co..
besides Dante by the editor Voltare by Ma1orGehea
Hamey and Pascal. hy Principal Tullcch already pup
shcd, there will be volumes Goethe, by A. Hay "ard
the translator o. Faust :" Pctrarch by Henry Reeve
GervGn'e by Mrs ohpant aEa% W MGn'%fn e.an '0
Canon Farrar's book Eternal Hope" which
contains the germ Of the present discussion on future
punishment, includes five sermons on that snncct
preached in Westminster Abbey. These are on "What
Heaven is"" Is Lie Worth Living -" Icll what IL Is
not Are there few that he S3ved!' ana " futnlI
ana Future Consequences OF SIN liNai EnsnsH an"
American editions are about ready
Professor II. II. Boyesen, of Cornell Unlver-
sity writes Mr. LahrOp The Acodcy has in prepara
ton n commentary o Faust" with chapters on
Goethe Schiller, and Leasing for use in colleges which
Will appear in the Spring from the press of r. Osgood
& Co. This promises to be Of value also. for indepenG
cnt students German literature; for Professor boye
SEN who has made special studies IN this direction Tor
some years. will cnlpody in his crltico-biographical
ESSAYS on the great German poets the results ~ the
latest researches into their careers The commentary
itself not protesting entire originality, Will contain,
nevertheless many Of the writer's conclusions com
hincd with Scvcr previous contributions 10 Nocthc
criticism appear 10 him most sympathetic ana correct
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LITERARY NOTES.

Another translation of Faust" is an
bounced in England. By c. H. Bowen, who renders ii
into English verse.
Professor Rudolf Virchow's speech on the
extravagauces OF modern Darwnism TO be reprinted
In an English translation
Professor w. Stanley Jevons has written a
Primer OF Political Economy" for Messrs Macmillan
A. Co.'S useful series OF "science Primers"
Mr.. William Alfred Kinds. of the Oneida
Community Is to prin; book ON the successful Amer
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ITO PIuLArFiPHiA,,,
PINNSNLNANIA RAILROAD
THE Old ESrA BLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LfNE
Nl.WTORk AND PhlLADELFHIA.

Fnur,aen Iuouch Trains each was tiy. tAr.e uepu8 in
Philadelphia, 100 IN Sew York.
Double Track, the most improved i nen ADD iIe FI,
i4ne Consistent With <t-,iutf -gtCty
On ana aitcI Noytu4h-r l3. lf1G
TNprrs Trains l'svrs Work Nt bJrOsSes AMI Cort
landt streets Ferries, lpio.,:
$50 $50 jgio inite, u = H.. L. :, H. $50, Z, $780,
and p. sunday =. o.JU T. $50 -ud p.
Boat Ot EIoOkru Annex" connect with al through trains
al jersey Cs, al,rnng srary aun direct transfer for
Brooklyn navel
Returning leave Philadelphia 80. 335. :, 100, 3,
$50 and IL t.mitcd IXpirss. l5 "a. M, 2 }, 5JO
and 735 urd r. midnight ON ~lihuy, $50 $50, l. n,
SO a. N, 4, i.a5 .. ui., ana II ulduiehi.
Ticket Office. 90 3td Ji4 BT1u.Wii, va Nsiu Hp'fe,
and 81 Dcsrross"s CoTtagIt-f 80 Court1Si,
ard brooklyn Annex Depot. Euitpl.i, BtOnSlyn
rs and us itn.s,u. NYrkca. Depot, jersey
CIV. EinigIaHt Ticket he. 8 I,adery1ilacc
TKAEK THOMSON !. 4. FARMER
GeAeIsl Manager. OtLI Passenger Agcnt
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROUND RROnK ROUTE.


FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. ,o .
Leave NewY for Trenton and Philadelphia az $50 =
!"o $50 1880 1850, $50 IL M, and at p III Ior
Trenton.
Leave philadelphia station North Pennsy vana Sai
road !ri AMI Brrkssts at 1901 1870, 500. 1880 a. Ill.,
1880. 800 $50 D. -
Lave Trenton NewYoIk at 30 except Monday G35,
$40, 10 20 l. H., 1915, .:l5. 10, G:l5 y.
Pullman Draw ing Room Cars attached 10 the $50 H.
:o D. NJ trains ON New York 10 The 1870 H. 800 D. H.
trans from Philadelphia. ,,-,.- NJ.
SUNDAY TEAISs-Ieave Ncw-York aud Philadelphia at
$50 $50 u y. Leave Trenton at l;2O iO:2O a. M
6:lo p. IN. o..
Tickets for sale foot of Lbery~t Nos. go and 80 :
Broadway. az the principal hotels all Offices Of the Erie ~
in NcwYor@ and brooklyn and at No COurtst BOOK
lyn Baggage checked from residence 10 distinction
l.. EAIDMIN n. Hasa. Agent
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no PRESERVE TIE TRIBUNE.

the Weekly and semi weekly issues Of THr TEnyNE
have been enlarged size greatly improved IN iofma
large of subscribers have soug cheap and durable
binder. whcreWith their pauers.
THE TRBI has received supply OF PATENT BINJERS
which have been prepared 10 meet this requirement lhry
cloth convenient neat and durable, dnd VIII
subscribers, by charges pad by ihc pur-
ch&scr) VIII De dcly ed at Tribune Pubcdi on Ohoe On
rTpaiUf of Address TIL I'NE, New y
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6feamboals and RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA

7 ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
~ via New-Jersey Southern Railroad Commencing Octo-
:, 1877. The steamer JESSE HOfr Will leave New.
York North River fOOt of Rectorst connecting az
Hook with trains for Long Branch Pbiadelpha ana
Toms River, IL and p. Vineland Bridgeton Egg
D. m. w. :. SNEDON, General Manager
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ERlE RAILWAY.
a. ARKANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Dec. H.
ga. m Cincinnati and Chicago Day EXPRESS Drawing
lp4J m.EXpress Mail Tor Buffalo, with sleeping coaches
p IN (Daly)-P Pacific Express for the west Sleeping
nau and Chicago without CHANGE also hotel dnhS ears %
Chicago.
Train, leave Chambers Depot. New York, for
Newark, oi. $50 ld:ij ljU 3:lJ O:l0; ana O:i9
?. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays, 9lo
RuLerford PARK Pa.sac g. 745 10 NJ II noon 10.
3. 3i5 $3.50, 5:l5 f. go :. ~ p m? midnight. suhd%y~
q, $50 10 -. m. i:iJ. $50 =. and - midnight -
Paterson g. tiJ 1j. $50, 10 1913, ~ 80 No. y noon
j. midnight. SuE.ayS d, 80, 0lj 10 a. ~, EiO 90 p
Sufcri g. 3G5 TO- I0.ij A. NJ Il5 34j >, 6. ?. and
Il midnight sundays 8, $50, 10 a. m, lao go D. H.
cornwall. = a. H. 81. $50 p. IN. Sundays $50
Nc~GGreh. . iOlj a. M $50 4:30 p Sundays s30a.
kinsstn, . r. M ~, p m s"T'' : Si9 a. M 2o ? Il m
M,if to az ~ TO- Io5 - h. I.i5 49, .. N.
with Ne@YorA and os"ego Midland H. H. 10
FOR. ieryis. 7fs .. TO- lJ H. 43J. p sundays,
so. 10 :. n, and 90 aud !. ~. . I'll, ,.
before T. Twenty talriNt. fifteen mnuteseaIer
aiost :HC ain dNue thnnh'i'ai on qndI'r nouns
leave Tw,tv.tlnr. thrty minutes earlier. Boats ielve
trains leaving ChanteT--f 20 To- m and - Midnight
Tickets nr pds,Jg, aIt Tor apara'ruis IN dia"n2 anu
ard Iu-f,r Il bJggdge be- iit Il the Cmnpays Offices
-. 4oI, ~ amt 90 Brpulway. No Court L. BOOK
INprr, TaIa nom io West arrive IN Ne" at go
a. ILL., jNG ABBfti. General Paas'r AGENT, NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
= go g.l5p H. l. B. : 4. a. $50 80. $50 y. N and
sniurdy nights only at II 20 p III sunday" . A. H. ID"
%aparI spring Valley and Monsey, = 1870 10 p.
JNO. y ABBD J.. General tds,r A',nL Ne"-NnrN.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEwYORK, Saturday, Feb 80, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex.
chanu Col -dau.

CnuBgt SalesrOOm IO-tIay:
BIZ John r. Boyd
B story brick and with lot, No
490 2dave, $, al IT 27th-st, LOT 24sxlo0; d
WestfaD and Shellard slJ0
BIZ LOUIS Nester.
l 3-sOry brown stone dwelling house with lot No 40
East 45thst, -, Ito II Lexingon.aye, lot COX
100 8; RObt GOeler .,.,....., 4.
3-story and basement brown stone house with lot,
No 800 East l24th-st. 3, 100 n ist-ave lot 1873
x96T.6xl2 lxlO0 IL Y Life IBs co ........... g.;
similar house with lot No 365 East l24thst 8,
1875 IL lstaye same buyer ......,,.,......., a
BIZ {. j. Ly0a
lot s 1Oti-ave 1873 IT 64tbst, 25xl00 Jno G
BIZ Scott d Wyer.
3.story frame dwelling house front, and 2.story
frame house, rear. with 0f, No 4IS West 3Jth.st,
g. 200 W OF ave, lot 2Jx9S9: Vincent Papp.. 81
B8 HOrdJd ". coates
plot OF land n Wet l39thst, 400 It 6thave, 5Ox
1561Il997; Gottfrfed schrenck -.... ~
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,OACHMAN.-Ry A gentIcman for a Protes.
GARDENER. FARMER. &c.-LAIrNDRFSS
Gonnl.n iJroperIp 30 fet.

i: 40 AND 500 MONTHLY.-4O minutes
y ~ from Liberty & by several exlIess trans
dauy NilsJ frequent rains rom tOurtlaudt Dc>
Lyosssc' stsG comfortable summer Winter Iravcl +;
low iuea; near d,pois; paved streets: choice
Of TWO o"lf Suburban cottage
ground oi more dcsre laid odt law GARDEN shade
Nin's, %'; houses have twelve rooms. "as blH
llCNrmes siruGfmg gong up; eCibc and healthy l0ca
a. $50. yeay ticket. Apply the West Elizabeth Pascn.
ger bett near Toy, or address OWNER, =. .. Box lSi
Elizabeth n. j.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Dueos Joseph NJ, to William Green, 1lthst, ,3036
Edwards F a hsTd and VIE to Thomas Edwards Sd
ave, s. 4'4 II Of 42dst 494xlOo5 ............ 90
Falling, Henry and wife, TO f. QuinaD, ll6th-st, S.
Fink, y and wife tOJames Wiley receiver, 14th-st,
s., 100 # OF 2dage, 75xI022 also, llthst, 80
i75f OF lst:aye, 25x9i.l0; also 77th.st, s. IFS
Green, William. to Francis Ii Duclos llth.st, n s.
1886 IL " OF 2oaye. rs 6xlO0 .........-.;.:......
l70lJ IT W OF 3d-aye, 20 l0x lO05 .......... IS,
King ederek II. to Martin Moscr. 10thst, n s. las .,
Lamb and wife, toJ w Lamb, No 1875 West 25th-st,
Lamb and wife to Lamb cor 45dst and sth .
Lowe, james II. 70 John Talbot, i2sdst s, sis IT
eOf 4thaye, l6.Sx0s. IL ....-...........
Lynch, D. to John Taylor, cor25th-s and 4thaye.
Monaghan, Margaret, to Matthew Monaghan, Bloe.
eker,st S = 81 II eof Carmne 81. lsx76........;:;
Morris Henry l., to Mary Norris Mottave, e :, 100
Morris Mary n. 70 Anna Il Norris Mottavo, e 5. 100
Il II OF l50th-st, 2J.4xl 30.
MulIigan Matthew, 10 Margaret Monaghan, Blocker.
ST. s. 90 II OF Carmlne.st lSx75.......-......-..
anIlae nary To- Conrad Hnseoe, &, mery'st 50; "
fl n of Cedar-st, 33.Gxl3l.3 also, COBcOriave, es
10 II OF Cedar-st IL l.4X210. MorTisa1ia 49,: g.
Peel stephen 10 Martin Preii' 3Oths', n" l25 ~, |d
ouirian, Martin ana witc to Henry Falling ist-aye
VS., $50 e OF l23d 81 2ixsl ~
RaDoh, d and wife. 20 Charles Bepncr, l27ih-st, MS
1888 II OF 5th-ave lS9xS9.ll ...................
Reardon Edward, "a Bridget Farley undivided -
half 9Sthst and 3daye. 1l0Sl009 l0'
RindskOpf, Marianne and husband, to Fax Rohn.
heimcr. 5tnst 3 1886 IT OF AyeC, 226xe6. -. 81
Talbot, John ~, % Mary Lowe 123'lst, IA s. 80 II
Taylor Mary A. to Mary Taylor 5lth,st, n s. 264 It
of Lexngtonave. 1G.10x 05..;:;.........:;. l0t
Taylor, ThOma, Il, to Mary Taylor 54th-st, 5. 264
II Of LeXingtOn.aye lGlOxl0O5. .....-........ TO-
Van WageEen, J W. TO Peter Doremus. 7th-aye es
1856 II OF tn A. 2l16S l0-....................
wood " alter II aud wife, 20 Edward T Butler l29th
ST, s. 100 1t W Of llthave, JxtS9lO........ l5I
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NOW KEADI:
THE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1877.
complete ana exhaustive Index 10 The contents OF lhE
DAILY TRIBUNE 1870 r. ready. With the Index any
editorial article domestic letter ok review art
musical dIaIDaca criticism report OF an important
the If The day be instantly found.
nlnclua iles .cniel ID Die Imdex 40 lOONs
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6teomboate ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and Ill points on HousatOnlc
leave athar day tsundays excepted at 30 n
Bridgeport at Ii q.
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Ncw iJublicatlons.
Ready Monday.
External HOPE.

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ETERNAL HOPE.
SERMONS ON ETERNAL PUNISHMENT.
Preached in Westminster Abbey London by the Rev Fred
erck w FARRA RID D. with Preface N"esAppendices &c
The FIRST Volume Of
THE NEW TESTAMENT COMMENTARY
Edited by C. J. ELLICoTI, 3D. Lord Bishop Of Glouces-
Containing II 41 ia F S5tsiar GOSPELS.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
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]. THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES BY General
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II EyGIIsH AND AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES COM
PARED by CHARLES W. Eliot, LID, President OF Harvard
University.
CAMPAIGN. BY General Richard Taylor
". THE DEATH STRUGGLE OF THE ItEPt BIICAN
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V THE POSITION OF THE JEWS IN AMERICA. BY
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VI. THE ALLIANCE or TIE SOUTH AND THE
WEST BY senator JOHN r. Morgan
VII. THE DOCTRINE OF ETERNAL PUNISHMENT
BY the Rev Noah Porte, D. u. LLDt tn" Roy O. T. Flnt
iugilam: Very Thomas :. Preston, V O.; the Rev
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Real estate TO Gxcbange.

y
1 HOUSE wanted for $4,000; neighbor-
~ hood be perfect; cNcsuc Tor 223 Egt 81 .t-s:
nne ncghborAoad NJ $l.,OOU an improvements balances
cash Address A. :. VAN REED, II East l2st.rst
TEO EXCHANGE-lmpr0vc coal. lumber.
ana brick yard property, brooklyn lGowans Canal Tor
building materials g00l hrst ana MORTGAGES or
dwrihn- Dr. BY RS. 80 Nassat8t, New York
iVANTLD-Nice, small NeW-York house.
w CclTal location Ccar yauc about go OlU
for equity la NcwI o and Bro0Slyn 2) ami some
cash. Il necessary. Address CAD. box % Tribune Oucc
WANTED Good residence with large
grounds tWestcheser, along the Hudson Preferred
IN exchange Or Brooklyn residence business property
+. H. 81 MN Ell, No. 2O6 Broadway room =.
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Gltn Rsal estate for 5die.

Gltp Rsal estate for Sale.
FAST 3STH-ST, near LeXingtOn-ave--
AZ history brown stOne price very Reasonable ROLAhp
q WHITING, BeeEmau-st.
EOR SALE.-16th-aye. above 42d-st.--Five-
J. story brOwn-st DWELLING and STORE, occupied;
terms easy. GEO. II. PErEiE, No. lo4 Broadway.
DOR SALE-The frst-cass tbree-story and
L attic bfogustG front dwelling house No - West
TweuvsccO DIST. near ave. house 21rGJ, lot 3o9 Ag
ply 10 II. r. DREW Co. West Gwentytartst, or 10 W.
+. BRUSH 25 PeaIi-st.
FOR SALE--TO close an estate-tcn first
class fvc.sory stores with most siTabc long estab
sed and profitable business reasonable price and cary
terms. JAMES PRICE, 200 Iluison-st
I EDGAR LEAICRAFT.
~ REAL ESTATE AGENT,
1O2 shave. cor. 44th-st.
give special attention the management OF estates rent
ing OF property collection OF rents. &c. &C.
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Bridgeport at Ii ..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYoTk from foot Of Desbrosseo AMI Corandt
H. for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the south Through Pullman cars
IoI o. M for washington and the West for Richmond
and the south via GordOnsylc Pullman from New York
10 amae and Washington. making close connections for
P.tfsbarg. Cincinnati Louisville ana st Louis through
Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincinnati ami 81. Lo1is. .
900 daily tor Washington. the south anu West Pull
desc connections for Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville
st. Louis Pittsburgh the Sonth and Southwest Through
recs atWashngon th trains for Lynchburs Florida New
OfltauS ami the south. -.
ladway New.Yos and at ticket Offices foot OF Cortlandt
and Desoossss ST. and dyP1i jersey GIV;, .n ouro
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station IN New YORK foot OF L'bertyst
Commencing Nov. 20 1871 Trains leave as follows
$50 a. m-For tlemneton Eason. BeYdere Maucn
Junction with b l. W. X 4.
Msueh CnunA Tamaaua Wlkesbarre, scranton, Williams
I0:I5 a. m and 40 p For someyllle and Feming'on.
?. m-For Huntington, EastOD, Maucl Chunk, IalU9dnd
NlkesbaIrc Scranton TunkhannOck, Tamaqua, uascOI,
Reading. Pctisvilie. Harrisburg. DC. ,,, 49,,
q D. m-F0r High Bridge Branch Eastoh beNI,[e ' ~
Mauoh Chunk Connects Jul elton with D. L. ana W. IL H.
539 daily For hasJon Allentown, and Harrisburg.
For tfaina o local points time table at stations:
SUNDAl TRAINs-Leaye at 30 a. n az p; "; ,r
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at o:3o p u or
E2ston Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Brancb
Ocean Grove DC. at Sl3. lli5, a. M 4, 0IO r. ~. rrv
Stages connect ar Mattawsn station 10 ana rom hhh-
POR1 AMI at Squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of LiDertysL for Freehold al
$40, l:i5 q 5I5
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Eonses an6 farms Wanieo.
OFFICES wanted for legal business two
" rooms moderate rent Address l. BANE, Post once,
New-N orb.
WANTED Ia rent, with the right to pur-
w chass good dairy laru. Address, stating and
particulars, Il. ii. W., 1IIbune OitCe.
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DENNSlLyANIA RAILROAD. = GREAT
i TRU X LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
KOLTEnn ami after Noyember ~ lsi trains caye New'
Nor DoHbID-sos t"rtlsndt streets Ftrri follows:
E&rs for h.rnsbur'. itsnrg the Wet -nd south with
attached. q. and $50 daily.
iIm,i~tu. Lock Hsy'u Cory AM lsrir. 81 $40
he Petroleum Centre.
arI the iiu-iDns. FIR Will.mpDri and Lick iavru,
Ga.
> ~ Pullman ptui daily. except
,I,v a. uiuyr Washington i:lO Regular
SEQ a. ui. !, q: ard . r. SUNDAY $50 and y.
tyufrss lldclpni 1:Jt s2UJ CGab Limited ii D.
l. D. 0:}U Z $50 snd .. sunday. >. q. $50,
= -ju .bd d. tiHIgtlnt snd arcoudriiS' y. ~.
For train. 10 newark Elizabeth, RAILWAY Pfhtcton, Iren-
Am 10Y, FHInS,O, BrlYcie ami other points,
80 local sriirdulr- AZ al tc.-f offices.
Butsut HtpIhltu IBA connect WIN iN through train
jersey Cir. Ioriing speedy ni direct transfer Tor
Isu,hly4 fdN,L
1920 .. dAy 1910 AID 900 D. ~, daily, exc ept
WASHINGTON ana N~iiApr', 6'p and . 40
III a.d 1910 SUNDAY, b.Jl 81 IA.
HON stc p'tI, 80, 900, $40 1910 1910. lljO.. In..
.in I.iu 81 $50, 30 10 o. aud ln.-p sunday,
40, d. A. $40, IU.!J llJp q 10 ANA lO.2u T..
Tc.r; 1!ct. 30 .rd Jt! broadway, No Aston ltDus
ana foot nf ~hrn-'n. aud con- .ndt t; 80 Court
Uo1Lltu annex Depot. foot Ol Fulupet BIJ,Alyu. Mo-.
~ it Hud tl5 iiIdeonsr. Hobo. .n pcnot Jeloey ca
fmi,Iint llckct O.ieg. No. . 11itAf place ...,.
FEANk IApN ~ON, t. +. FAhhf. %,
GrueJIl Nant.tI hthi Passenger AErnt
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Ccyarlrrrship Nollrca.

rTHE copartnershp heretofore existing be-
j tween FERGUSON PARSONS, u this day aissoy &c,
by mutual .ent c. a. PAtSJNS VIII cOnnre the unsi.
her, tOfOre. g. W. FEkGt sos,
NewYOrk. Feb. %, 1873. Z. a. PARSONS.
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TIARE REDUCED.

EARE REDUCED.
4 - 10 BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 81
THE OLD RELIABLE SIONINGTON LINE
TDI. ALL POINTS EAST
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
Tho elegant steamers STONINGTDN andEiODE ISLAND
leave Pl,T 81, Norjh River. - . /. IA. dduy
trGtcyt SUNDAYS
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN WIZ
leave ~rONINGION at I.3J a. III.
Tickets for SAFE all .c principal ucNe, offices aud
secured ~ Al offices Of WescOtts Express 20,
and a 1913 broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE
tIrtsht steam Leave daily except SundaySl al
p ~ ~. Nolt. River, foot OF Warielst. Freghts
10 : BArOuk Pres. H. W FlIKlNs. Gen. Pass. AT.
I EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- AiutANGEAl NJ OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. !,
1871 Leave dIO,g foo OF tHirt.and and DcshrosS- sS
al $50 y. M Ai5h EXpres daily, ior Ii,on. Bttllchcm.
Allentown NJ. Ptt-iOn, Slfrc, Ii
mira Ithr. Auburn Rochester BuiaO. Niagara talls and
IN, Was Pullman sleeping coaches attached
R0Ef IA. ~ANKE Sup't anu .ngr
General Eastern church aud COurthhdl SIS
CliAS. H. CUE hlNG~ Agent.
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NEW. YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

Trains leave for Perth AmbOy, Red Bank Long Bfanc
Ocean Grove &c. at S:l3 ll:f5 a. H., 4, 5lj e. NJ $500,
Stages Mattawsn station 10 and from kbf-
FOR1. and al Squan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Ibertyst, for Freehold al
S:l5, lll5 a m, 4 5:Ij p
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Corporation Notltes.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING GRANITE
srOSls for Iulkhrad viii be- received by the depart
mont o. Docks until February 20 1873 FoI ful Information
see " Tie city Record" for sale al No. city Han.
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Sales tn Aufllcn

by JOHN II. DRAPER q co. Auctionccrs-
Id THE DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND WEST
IRN RAILROAD COMPANY will sell 5000 TDNS
SCRANTON COAi At public auction, on WEDNESDAY,,
February ~ At l. O'Clock noon at 20 Exchange place
SAM Ell SLOAN, csIdent
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Countrp Real Gsidte for Sale.

POUND BROOK, y. J-S4,S00 for new house!
eight barn sud twelve acres land. Bargain.
rutland Il WHITING, . Bcekman-st., NeN.lOrk
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I OSf-PaSSbOOk No. 103,2i9: deliver I
II German "a ug, Bsn. lths. and itl-Iye. civ
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HnGtrntilCn.
For Both Sexes-City.

DR. UVSFN'S COLLEGE Of LANGUAGES,
I A. Isst 1ats between 4th-ave. and HrOadwav: uay
and evening classes Tor ladies' aud genFmeii al ba'o
tea
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NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc.

y EN -IfAN IN, Tti UIJ, FdI', II.
~ leave Peck sip dairy (lndaYs excepted Tor
New Haven ana II y. m. connecting with road.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KtILROAD.-C Commencing Dee. 81 1877.
through wlll leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. Weston aud Northern Express, drawlngr00m
cars Ia KOclcstrr.
1890 H. NJ, special Chicago and Western Express, with
CJndndaiguI Rochester aud Buualo
IlOs M Northern and Western Express Utica, White
hail and Rutland
u. ~ Express. with sleeping ears iur Mon
irc.l ~, EutiaUd. Burlington and -. Adams.
10. IN 81. LOUIS Express, ia ", With sleeping cars
for Louis running through every day IN the week also.
sl,rpiug car ni Geneva Corning Buffalo, Niagara Falls
TI..in and Montreal excepting Sunday uigh
via SARATOGA AMI Pl.ttsbur%h
Sgnn p Pacific fNpr. 49, daily, with ping for
Rochester. Niagara Fails BunalO Cleveland Toledo, De
not and Chicago; al-" 10 Ws'rt'"n excepting saturday
nlghi.
ii 90 D. m Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
TOY.
~ 2GI lsi - jrJ4iWty, "a NrstrOit Express
co :, on.c . PIrG place. 7J and Oi2 Broadway, New
SnrE af.l .l..i a-hin:tpn IT,. irUO.lfu.
-u.-' ALEA LL. l.nl-LL IA..rm GER A.-Ml.