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\ lady of South Lowell, n. C., relates an
instance Of the efficacy of prayer. While pre-
pairing Ia make bread she discovered that she
was out OF yeast, and exclaimed to her daugh.
ter Il wish to the Lord had yeast cake"
Just then the door bell rang. When the sam.
mons was answered, no one was found. but ~
ing on ilic ill. neatly packed, was a single
yeast cake. Ii appears that some person intro
ducing yeast cake, deposited this sample as an
advertisement and departed for the next house.
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ottawa Wholesale Market,

OTTAWA, MNrcH 7, NJ.
Trade has of course been very dull during the
week, owing to the almost impossible roads.
Some few farmers have been in town, but no
hauling has been possible. The fine weather OF
the past week is however drying up the mud
quite rapidly and should it continue, the roads
ought to be in fair condition again in - week.
Prices remain about the same We quote
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Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
Anda the principal cities and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England. ireland. Scotland and all i'm.
portant points in Continental Europe drawn in TO suit
purchasers
u. -. Revenue Stamp OF all denominations con
santy on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold
Banking hours from "a. NJ. to I p.
Jan. II. 1873. Il. c. JORDAN, Cashier
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SUFFOLK, IS.

SUFFOLK, IS. FEB. ~ $50.
Then personally appeared the said George +. DinS.
more and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me,
SETH }. THOMAS Justice OF the Peace.
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Each package contains Or Sanford' Improved Inha
ing Tube with full directions for use in all cases Price
800 For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
General gents and Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
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OTTA WA POST OFFICE.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Bailroad.

Train No u will carry passengers between Joliet and Blu
fcau No. - between Ottawa and Rock Island No 10 be-
tween Rock Island and Joliet No from Ia sale {,
wa when passengers are provided with tickets and not 9th
,rNlsc \. VI: SMITH. GcHl Pass Agent.
\. kiMnNLi. Ichl SUPP. y MNUyEL, Asst Gen. Supt.
Dee. - lS''. u. VI. HALL Agent at OTTAWA
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merchant down town sells more of Dr. Bull
Cough Syrup than all other medicines together
1t surely must be the best remedy for a cough.
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E.Hchan ge Chicago, New York, and all the principal
cities of the United States. bought and sold
Exchange England, Ireland Scotland and Cont.
mental Europe drawn in sums To suit
United States Bonds, Gold and Silver bought
and sold
our facilities are such that offer inducements tu
customers shall endeayors to give satsii6
ton To those entrusting us with their business.
March Il ISL JOHN F. NASH, Cashier.
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DIR, II. OLIN,

DIR. II. OLIN,
OF Chicago, (ormery of this place. will visit Ottawa, at
Clifton Hotel the first Tuesday of each month"; for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear, surgicay otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
the duct eye stra>shy and the removal OF
and morbid gr0aths of every description Artificial
and drums inserted without pain previous opera
ton Granular cycids. the most Frequent disease IN the
tCeSt rddcdiU and permanently cured.
From his long experience in treating diseases or the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he nearly
every case Chronic disease also treated Consultation free
Largest stock uf Artificial Eyes in the West.
December 10Th. lS9.-if
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Works which should be found in every Librnry-wlthtH
the reach Of all endcrsWOrks to entertain, Instruct am
Improve Copies will be sent by return post on receipt oil
price.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. April 3. 1874
The following sales were held at the p
change salesroom TO-DAY:
Bv Rfeaard Y. Hdrnen
5-st0ry brick French Hat house with lot, No 1913
East 22dst SIS 200 ftw Of lstavc, lot 25xss9:
25story bisk tanemcn, houses and stores with 10,
10 3si Aye-A. W cor OF 23d st. lot 2%Sx04;
"'A Il, II Iniio,c 4 90. asa
2.tory brick dwell ng and store and 2story frame
dwelling house with plot Of land on Bouleyard sc
Bl Van 1assei & KsarSg '''
as sn f's no Easa w,s q @
plot iOosxss.s; Janet Hutchinson. 1870
Bg bernard Sngfh.
3-siory and basement brown stone honse with lot
No lac West 5Sd.st 225 # OF 18th ave, lot COX
909x2O Kiss Germania Life Ins Co. I31
BvA H Muller & Sor
24-stcry brick hcnses and stores with lease
a%H N Size zS.Ss April
], ls6s term, q years, ground rent s536 each per
'"'" 0''' BSH ;. sfsecisr Son ia
3.story and basement brown house with lot No
4l2 East llGth.st, 4436 fl W OF Ave-A, lot 1877
similar house with lot, No li6 East ii6th.st g. ~
1868 # W OF Ave-A. lot 1s.7Xi0o1l Jno
'e'o"' B1 B,acE;;c;ii 4 RiE.r '''''''''' ~
s-story brown stone house house with lor, No IS
h aa II iths n 2ls # OF 4th-ave, lot lIx
similar house with lot ii East il2thst g 2si6 ~
IT OF 4t-ave, lot l6xl00. IL jordan Mott.... SO
sstory building with lease Of lot East s4thst
itw OF 3d,aye lot 20xlO0 leased May, 1868 term
~ years. ground rent 300 per snnum Ed Brown 60
2astory and basement brick houses with lot No 2le
2dst s. bet AYES b and C, lot 24xi05 @ Maggie 90
3story aud basement honse with lot No IS Sullivan.
81, 5, bet Grand and Canalsts, lot 20x60x30xjlO
sstoy brick tenement house with lot No lO2 Ridge 10
ste l9f OF stanton-st lot 241BO; Theresa
alo. Yves. 7s.s i45 ffTI; q m ic ave each gs.
100; w Rowland. ...................,....... l0(
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHGRT LIS
between
NEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOs
Philadelphia, two In New York

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three DepOts In
Philadelphia, two Ia AewlorA
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety
ON and after November IL, 1871
Express Trains leaves New York VIA DeSOrOsses and C0rt
landJ streets Ferries follows: . ~. -
$50 $50 1880 umited II a mr. - ., o. 1Sn :, SOU
and y. SUNDAY a. M, 3 0. $50 I, 500 ana y m
Boat OF BROOKLYN connect with AL through trains
at jersey city, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel 90 ar "a q
$50 and Uimited Exprcss. l:3j MI 2 4, $50 Z
aLd 5:Sj MI and IL midnight on sunday 5'ZO 5'J2 L. o.
b 80. o. m. 4. 1.3J p. M. ami IL midnight
Ticket Offices j35 and 9iI Broadway, NJ Asior House
and foot Of DeebTossas and COrandtstsi NO COuitst
brooklyn Annex Depot, foot OF Fulton ST. Bro2hyn;
Nos ia l6 and IFS Hudson st. HObOkon; Depot Jersey
civ Emlcrant Ticket Ofice NJ. ) Battery place:
Nix THOMSON L. =. FARMER.
cneral Manager GenI Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIvER acknowledgements Dec 81, 1877,
500 m. Western and Northern Express craving room
1880 a. @ Special Chicago and Western Express with
Sa 20 and %ess ESp 20
nan 400 h Montreal Express
treat Va Finland Burlington and s. AlGsns .,o.n,,
for st. luis running through day in the week also
edo sS @r p st and % Montreal excepting sunday
ESQ ssIaSs' f Pacific EsDrs daily with cepng for
tIot and Chicago also to WATERFOWL excepting sa'uaay
ioo m, Express sleeping to Albany and
N Way y59 Ea as a AIS sreadT sseo
Co.'S Offices Nos Parn place 1s5 ana 942 Broadway New
YORK. ""u ''> c. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
TEUSR LIE r AS1 SSTf s as leave ew
1saa
FOR ,SS At t CORY for usys Centre
and The OIL Regiors For wiamsport and Lock Haven,
For baltimore Washington and the soat Ian; Limited Wash
day, $40 M arrive washington 4:io Regular at
d. S s@s & y SP sss $50 $3.50 aa n
f sG Trans e Rs%TaS en
ssq d psla ADS ana 0nor
at Jersey city, anordns speedy and direct transfer for
ra, prrye From Pittsburg m and
ds&S isb 2G ana r Ba SSS S S1 a s e.
~ 55 and 1910 p. m sunday, 500 and 0s4O IN.
From Phllade,phia, 50j, $780, $40 lvi0 d04O ll50a
1I1 4.IO Bib $50 $40 1910 and 1920 sunday
ZOO 900 0i0 iO:4O 11:jO a. IN. $50 and 1929 IN.
T;cSet offices 500 and ga Broadway, No AsOr House.
and foot of and COrt andt No Cout and
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot OF Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
III liz and llS HudsOn-st Hob0ken Depot Jersey CITY
Fmierant Ticket Office, No. Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. T. i. FARMER
General Manager. oehI Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
IL Newburg Poughkecpse, Highland Falls West Point)
Crnva Marlboro Milton, EsOpus connecting ROndout
Nth Ulster and Delaware and Waikiki Valley Railroads
noats Thomas Cornell James w. Baldwin daily
AZ D. m from Pier 81 North River. foot Of HarIisonst
TKOY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - Sure
connections with all railroad lines North West
entirely new and magnificent steamboats, daily except
satnrsy al p m from Pier 40 ~ r. foot LerOyst state
rooms and tickets at Dodds Express 944 Broadway
y Y. and 4 COurt-st. Brookiyn -
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6teamuoals ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOAT, Peoples Line. One of the
N elegant steamers DEAN RjCd MOND or ST. JOHN.
will have Pier a. Nort, River, every week day az D. m
Albany for all points North and West Ickets
al hotels al of Wescotts Express Offices
in Brooklyn. Brooklyn passengers transferred
Inv -,sA N
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6elu Udnte6

WANTED-A live man in every county IN
ARTICLE just patented: exclusive right given; liberal
terms. r.. NORRIS, Chicago, I'LL
XHTANTED-F0r an institution in the city.-A
Thoroughly competent and reliable engineer o. take care
Of the engines apparatus Of the establishment He
must Protestant and reside on tho promises Address,
with References Box 469. Post Office
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
HnrND Rnnnk ROUTE

FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA - a
Lave NcwNork for Trenton aud Philadelphia AZ $50
Nlo 80 100. $3.50. $50 IL and al p M LOT
Trenton.
Lave philadelphia from tafion North Pennsy lyenA sl
ioad hlit AMI Brksss, az 1903 100. 300. llSo a. hr
l.3o 3 80. h.3O y. M. -.
Lave trenton Tor Sew York AZ 30 Except Monday C35
sos 10 20 4. NJ. l3il5 2:l5 4.in 6:l5 p m.
Pullman Drawing Room cars attached 10 the 93o NJ
3i0 T. trains ON Ncwiork 10 the 1880 a M $50 D in
trains fiOu Phil ilcp.ua.
SUNDAY TRAikS-Icayo New.York and Philadelphia AZ
$50 a. M 6:.O ~ D. IN Trenton NJ $50
i3U lave Trenton at 20. i0@o a. m blo D. w.
Tickets Tor sale foot Ahcrtyst NOS 529 and ~
broadway AZ tae principal hotels ali Offices Of the Erie s
way New ard BROOK yu and AZ No Courst, Brook
lyn laggaac chtc .ed frun Iesl icnce 10 destination
Ill. INIlMlN (srn PIG. Aarnt.
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
Naugatnck RAILROADS. Fare, 81 Steamer Bridgeport
leave Catarnosip daily Sundays excepted at 1880 a. m
aud bridgeport at ii y. III.
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RECORDED LEASES.

Mott Hopper s, and Alexander. executors. to Andrew
Busch and others. 5ls'-st, 100 II W OF 9Th ave-
75Nl0D5, years. at annual rent of........-.-.....
Same, 10 John : Fisher. No 749 9th-aye, 251lO0.
5yeafS, al annual rent Of
Same. 10 John Hayes, No 500 West J2d-St 25xlOO3,
years. at annual rent f.......::..:::-..
Same 10 John r. q Hildebrand. No 4lO West 5lstsf.
2jOl00.j 6years. at ANIMAL rent Of
Same, TO Philip Peter. Justice, etc No 747 9thaye
35xiuO years, AT annual rent o.. ..-.-...-..-
Same TO Jacob SCHNEIDER. No All West 5Oth-st, PSI
100 years at annual rent Of
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoRK CITT.

Browne Roumalne, and wife, to P Livingston,
New.aye, 3. 90. II OF 45th-st, 57S225 also
Ncw.ave, W :, l47.5 II n OF 145th-st S'Nx80 aud
also New-ave o 8. 1910 II n Of l45th-st, 30xlO0
Cohen. Frances A, and husband, 70 william Eagle,
30th-st. - BAG II G of shave 17.1x98 -.
Cregier, Frederick and wife, 10 George Passet 30t.
81, g. 10 II OF 7ih.ave,
Eagle William, and wife, 20 Frances Cohen, 52dst,
81, - IL OF SHAVE, 20Xl
frances Valentine NJ and wife, 10 Harriet Bidde,
l7th-st, SIS, $50 II OF Union. place, 25S2xSl....
Haven, John A. and wife, 10 Joseph Woodward, 18th.
81. n :, 1864 II c OF the kingsbridge-road, llO3x
Herschfeli Aaron, and wife. 10 David T. Einsiein,
Nos. 90, 81 90, 101, 103, l05. 1851 and l07i2
Jex. JOSIAH, and wife, TO Emily Jex. 5th.aye, es,
2fll II OF l27thst. 75x
levin. HOnora, and Frederick o, executors. etc 90
Patrick Grove. Madison-ave, W s (24th Wardl, 4
Lynch, william, TO James McAnerey, No lso Null
befryst 2VXjO. ....,.... ...:...........
McAnerey James, to Mary Lynch No 1870 Mulberry
Prince, L Bradford referee, TO William II Nelson,
executor, etc. oth-st, 5, 456I ftwof 6th-ave,
Soils ] d. referee, TO John stevens 9th.ave, 5,
25.S n of74th-st.
Styles Charles II, TO Lucy w II les, cor Madison.
ave and 6jth-st
Styles, Charles II. 10 4fYrhena Nandewater, 74thst
Z, 1854 II OF NadisOn-ayo, i6SXl02.2 .........
Williams George NJ and wife, and Nathaniel VIII
ans and wife. 10 Henrietta IIildburghauseT,6 sth.
ST, S, $50 Il Of 4ih-ave, 2oxl00.5..............
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DALTIMOKF AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- NewYor from foot OF Desbrossos and Cortandt
a. for Washington Coumbns Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the SOu Through Pullman
from baltimore q
D. Washington and the West, and the South via
GordonIyle. Pullman from New York 70 Baltimore and
Washington, making elias" connections for Pdsburg On
cinna. ousville. and ~. Louis Through Pullman
Baltimore to Cincinnati ana 81 Louis from Washington
10 Augusta and savannah.
900 = daily Tor Washington the South. and West Pni
seepers from New York 10 Baltimore and Washington,
masn close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
Louis, Pittsburgh. the south Southwest. Through
Pullman Baltimore Cincinnati Louisville.
meats Washington IA trains for IyEcibuTg Florida New
Orleans the
For through tickets please call 81 CoIrpany's Office 35
adwny York and at ticket Off Of COran6t
and Deshiossr- SIS and depot jersey city
ASK ron TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
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NRlE RAILWAY.
IL AHRANGTMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Feb. .

9 sm.-Cincinnau and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room covches to Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge . ,,.,
SIS connecting wish f4.t Trains Ia tae West an south
we-Lfum.ns Osstdran groom sleeping coaches Ia hnhao
coaches hrunl 20 Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincn
nan .nu CHICAGO without changes also hotel dhhS cars 70
=. m EnigIant train for .io West
Trains leave Chambers street Il, pot, New.Y York for
NeMark, bl1. $50 1880 3l5, 55. and u - r. NJ
ana II midnight Saturday nights only. sundays $40 n n
Rutherford Park AMI Psssaic O. 7i5 10 NJ noon. las
6. $50 lOs. a.. l.: s. $50 p N. and ~ midnight. 40
Paterson, 8 t45. 74j $50. 10, 1880 a. NJ IL noon
10 3 ;ib S4a i:5c~5 1l5, %. go q 3 10 gia and
sniern, o. 745, 10 IN, las. Si5. 5, 8, p M and II
midnight, sundSyG 4. $50 10 a. H., LIS. $780, p m
Cornwall 3 .. N. $3.50. $50 .. m. Sundays s.3Oa,
NewSurgh . a. ~. SgO. 4'5o p IN. Sundays ss0a. m
Eopao' hSs"IS" ~ N" ~ ,sn H M sun
days. Is, $50. 10 a. M $50 .. M g.. -.
MldllotOwn $40, 40 a. IN, $40, $50, r. n suhnWs
conner with York and Oswego Midland H. H. al Main 81
Port JeryiS 7i5 q. 10 m. A3O q, p NJ SUNDAYS $50
NoT%TIains leaving ChanbeIsst or haii hours
before p leave Twenty tliTsI hetn minutes ehrier
leave TWENTY third II. thirty minutes oGiAe Boats ieaye
Twcnty.rhr.I al 945 aud Iil5 m, connecting with
ckcts passage and Tor apartments IN dawingrooh ana
sleeping coaches be- obtained AND orders Tor he chtskg
Nos 23a lOi. 80 9J Broadway n. y. No Cnurtst
I,rooklyn. at the C0mpany's dtpots =, vi, a, = o,
Express rOm the West arrive IN No"i OLA ~ -'
:" liT iN0' K ABBoTT General Passr Agent NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
+ $50 945 a. NJ !. J. l. I45, 5:3O $50, $50 D. NJ ana
saiuri4y nights only at ll:30 III Sundays a. ~ and
Tpr,r' > ring Valley and Monscy :. as 4. ST.. 40 p.
M sjuH AhboTl, GenI PAssr Agent New-N0rN.
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Geaeneis.


Ii wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
~ Amer Educational Onion" 1G7 Broadway, y Y
Mutual Introducing Plan in every state Established 1871
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IN AGENCY, 20 Union squarcsuppes schools and iami'
lies with thoroughly competent TEACH ERS Families III
tending TO visit The Iaris Exposition can be accompanied y
French ladies gentlemen, who will act a. guides ana inter
pIeters. Apply TO Miss NJ J. lOU Nc.
EL0CUTI0N. Mathematics, Classics, English
~ branches Taught country. city experts nom Yale
and Harvard Address r, World Building
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 80 Union-square,
II New.YorkEng sgements made ioi teachers. schools
and families supplied hrst-class instructors. ANNA
RANDALLDIEHI+ Manager.
AIRS. MITCHELL, having returned from
WI her Families and schools
competent American and foreign gentlemen aud
lady Useful Information TO families and parties
going Europe Several good lngusts desire to accompany
families Summer engascnenents correspondence VIII c.t
agencies In Europe TEACHERS, BUREAU, 81 West Goth
81. Hours, 10 tina.
III COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
j forSCUOOLSond TEACHERS. 80 Uuon-sq. (4thave
side Supplies good teachers for department with
POSITIONS sen. stamp for application FORM supplies scHOos
and families with competent Instructors without Charge
VNEACHERS of known ability and character
l. promptly provided for families. schools college,; reliable
teachers wanting Ia next session should Sppy now
forms for stamp W soherncIhorn Sec 80 t. lithstNY
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Eau Gtbools

VALE Law ool.-Regular courses, . years
Graduate fOT degree Of Dell wears Fall term
opens sept 90 Address Prof WAYLAND, New Haven, g
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Giln properip 60 Eei.

~. .-s~- --~@ ~. ~~< ~
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW;
IP.TOwN OFFICES. No LBS Broadway, Thntyrs
a. Or o ,r We" Fsrty a. tn ' ia IM ofrtcE
40 2.%sI Thrlaye. one-hanhro dtweny ionrihs
ulaglem Savings Bank Badingl up 10 p u, at regular
office
ADULTS ONLY.-A second floor fom
- ROOMS, also bath room in private house win owner
references exchanged 1872 last 5othst, near LeAhsoh
ave Rent $50.
A SECOND and THIRD FLOOR TO LET
~ Unfurnished cOnvenences Tor housekeeping AZ west
S2d.si- between Broadway and 5thaye "
IRON MAY IAN OFFICE to physician
dentist in 93dst, between Broadway and 6thaye In
quIe AZ 81 West 32dst.
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED FLATS
Immediate po>;ess4.; apartment WIN anu "i,EoIt
used registered here. \. DALEY 6G6 Gth.aye.
CTORES, LOFTS and OFFICES TO LET
f1S @n .s Nh'sa % M rf'
STORES. OFFICES and LOFTS TO LET-In
> the lower part OF the city. JASPER l. cokNIHG' l64
V'O LET-In 72d-st.. between Sth and 9th-
aye~-fIalf OF double twostory house. o. pot OF
VAN AKEN. $50 West i9t-st
rVO LET.-15TH-ST., near Union-squa,e, a
throcstory and basement brick house; aimprovemers;
complete order: rent $1,000 Apply 2O2 East l5thst
TO LET-To Il small American family of
adulis-a delightful Hat on West 3ithst. IN private high
stop brow nsone house all Improvements Apply at No
425 West 3iIhsi.
'l'O LET-To small famiy-a four-story,
Rent, sl,loo Apply at No. ~ West 5othst.
10 LET-The spacious History and sub
basement store No ~ Bsavers, ior many years "ecn
possession before the lst Of May 1873 Inquire Of NJ
NJ. Vail. Newlork Life Insurance Bnildins' 5i6 Broad
0l WEST 27rH-ST., second house west of
" Broadway house size; appointments hstc!ass
location unsurpassed; terms reasondble
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fcst ai!o t'cnno.

OST-Passbook No. S2.445 deliver to
II German Savings Bank corner 4h-aye. and l4thsi city,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE


~ Ferry station IN New YORK. foot OF Labs riyst.
Commencing NOv. 20, le77- Trains leave as follows
20 O.. m.-Fur Remington, East"n. BcYidere. hsuch
Chunk. Tamaqua Wilkesbauc EnI.ra. &c Connects at
Junction with - D.. * L..
$40 = m.-for High Bridge Branch EastOn. Harrisburg
Mauch Cnuns IamaquA Hazleton, ~lkesbarre scranton
MHhamsiprt. &c.
Iu:I5 a. M and p m.-For Someryllc and Pennington.
4. Iirmius tOn, Elstnn Much Chunk. Tamaqua
lkrsbafTe scranton, runklnUOck TanaquI, HazcltOn
heading. POusville, UarrisburG sc.
D. IIigh Bridge Branch, Eafon. Bevidere, ana
MRuch Chunk Connects JUrcton with - L. and W X H.
bJu D. daily for Easton. AleatoWn' and IiaffiSDurg
t'.o MP fnsiOn.
For trains 10 local points see tine table at stations
SUNDAY THATNs-Lsays al $50 o. m. II D. m. Tor
Bound lnermrlte point, aud At $50 p IN Tor
Iaston Reading ana Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave Perth AmhGy Red Bank Long Branch
ocean grove, at ~ ?. Ii.tJ, M. I, Jlh D. m.
Stages connect MsttAwsn station 10 and from hEl-
PORT. and at Squan and ffoB POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave foot Of Ilbertyst for Freehold at
S:lJ, llf5 a. m. 4. 5.l5 y.
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Gounirn Rea! estate for Sale.

A + MORRlST0WN, n. J.-For sale-An ell
"A egsnt residence combining city andcountly advantages
very large Louise very best manner containing
every possible convenience lawn and garden would
lets below 6othSt ami between Attn and 9TH
ayes 5. EDDY. l45 Broadway.
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~ FARM OF 2GGcres, suitable FOL geneman's country
residence The property located the west e of the Al
Road mile north OF the station snt commands
OF the Hudson River The land Is fully
cred with apple pears aud other small fruits and Is ali under
cultivation The bnldDgs comprise good barn ieehou>e
and other outbndings the house. contains IL large rooms
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Oihce.
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Gitn liral gsiate for Sale.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property frstclass house Gin el i9tkst be-
tween in and 6tltaves w Ii. WELLS No. 50 lbertyst
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y ARDENER.-By single man who thor
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aud ctaleH places OF city
for ability aud character. Address e. j. Tribune Up
town ONCE .23s Broadway
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