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The Morning herald., 1878-11-21
OUR KEY ,TONE NEIGHBORs.

The Oxford banks are connected by a
telephone.
r DR.. Underwood of Kenne:t Square haa
removed to West Chester.
George Mapers was elected to be Legis'
lature f.om VenaDgo county by one ma
jority.
The W. c. 4 P. Railroad Company
intend running an express train between
Philadelphia and West Chester.
On Tuesday the West Chester Local
News celebrated the sixth anniversary
The News is a asprightly paper, and We
hope it may SO continue.
The Police Committee of the WesIC hes
ter Borough Council, it is said will in
crea-e heir police force, and establish 8
LEX up and headquarters.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-21

b ank books and stationery cheap at
sishons, 2o6 Market street,
The Morning herald., 1878-11-21

HALE'S
HONEY OF FOREGROUND & TAR
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affections of the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, leading
to Consumption.
This infallible remedy is composed Of
the HONEY Of the plant Horehound. in
chemical union with TAR.BAL extracted
from the LIFE PRINCIPLE of the forest
Tree ABIEs BALsAMEA, or Balm of Giead.
lhe Honey of Horehound sooTHrs AND
scArTERs all irritations and infarr \.
tons, and the Tar Balm cLEANsrs AND
HEALS the throat and air-passages leading
TO the lungs. FIVE additional ingredients
keep the organs cool, moist, and in health.
lal acton. Let no prejudice keep you from
IIylng this great medicine of a famous
doctor, who has saved thousands Of lives
by It in his large private practice.
N.B;-The Tar Balm has no FAD TASTE
or smell.
PRICES 50 CENTS AND 81 FER BOTTLE.
1 Great saving to buy large size.
flke's Toothache Drops" Cure IN
l Minute.
Sod by all Druggists.
v N CRlITENT0N. Prop. s.Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
Gonnlrp Real Gotalc for Sale.

A BARGAiN.-Fourh houses, three mills, Nv
~ barns. bl2oA smith shop and anco house. t0r.h h
with iTsl class water power aud twenty tx acres 81 ulab
lsnd Tor 5000 FVr particulars address, h. saddle rave
l. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
OFTICTAL EEPORF ". Y. MINING SFOCk *
CHANGE SALES. JANCARr %. ISIS.
THIRD BOARD-l:30 +. VI.
FRIDAY, January - r. VI.

ir,Nirw of tho stock market for the week ending
touqh fails to present single feature OF interest
to ,hc prhlic IL il the same old StOry-capai en-
listed troIust nctua facts and their natural c0Ise-
oueprrs Never IN the history OF the stock market
has ther, been Il greater accumulation OF reasons
for , decline in price, than now. let Weeh IolioWS
veek with records oi fluctuations less important tla
IN an ordinary market would have occurred IN day.
Wealthy opcrators and managers OF railways nave
boco,,c tl,c owners of all the floating stock, and
,b,nueb extensive loans have brought banks and
tst COMPANIES into the support OF the present nett
tious baais Of operations. Railway wars exist, ana
RATES. which fail to return new dollar for the ohe
actually expended IN transportation. are made, yet
updcr the thin guise of Harmony" the facts
are denied ia official letters 10 the press Money lend
ers have become spectators on account Oh the lear
that n demand for the payment OF their loans VIII
create manic m stocks. which viii more than wipe
on, the nominal margins which they hold. This Is
tine actual position of affairs ut the Stock Exchange,
and aside from the fluctuations, which viii occur 20
long ~ this position can be maintained, 1t affords an
opportunity for real holders of stock to obtain
nrice, far above those warranted by the intrinsic
worth of the shares
The total transactions in stocks for the
week were 558,3iO shares, against 6S9,ss3 shares
for the preceding week. Lake Shore was the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
COURT OF APPEALS.
rcTs1ONs. prOCErDINGs AND CALENDAR


ALBASY, n. Y, Jan. 25.-In the Court of APP
meals Friday % order handed down. In tie matter
Of several applications modify rules AMI regulations IN
the admission OF etc The Court has had
under seraOn the several applications in behS 1T stu
dents who al the tire OF the adoption Of the present rules
attendance upon schools OF the state well IS those
who have pursued studies lawschools out Of lilo
State and also by behalf OF gentlemen VITO have bcen
other states and have without notice
change OF this court affecting their adnis
sion a. tornevs removed this state, FOR mCdhca
AMI feel the force OF their several ape
tons but debeTaOn, IL il deemed ineSpteat 10
mody the rues any way interfere wit their OpeIaon
and effect and the applications aIstherefOre denied
"edngs-NO. 49.-GOung agt. Hunt-Arcued by sam
ue Hand. for appellant C. W DAYTON Correspondent 30 20
Law aCf HaI1iony.-Argued by a. d. Ninon and p. Bel
mont appeent y Prentice and VIM. G. Law, FOR res
pondent No. 76.-People ct rel Cspp ogt. Tbs pc.
parment of Police Nrgued by \. Oakley Hall, Tor
appellent; c. T. Mclean. for respondent NO ST.
Jisner agt. GOldmau.-ATgued by i. II. Run, lor
appellant D. y. Huntington for respondent No S!-Jac
Argued by ChaS Jacques. appellant IN
Gerson d. H. Walden for respondent. No. 9-Hayes agt
Bal-Argued by II. Cute for appellant; " p. Human FOR
Day calendar Monday-NOs 80. 3o5 as 5Sl Gl So So
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
DECISIONS-JAN. %.

Supreme Court bamb'rs-By Judge Lawrence -
of The New York Protestant Episcopal Public
school Graham agt Board of Assessors NeNicrk Ladies
Home sSOnary Society a- Board Of Afs'sSorS-rautcd
Firth Green Stears ACT Green; Oppeneime agt eeea
Order granted Saunders aGt. Caiy otcMolO1 denied
by Judge DonOhuc. Errico at, brand Harbour agt.
WOODWORK Alsen Ames the matter OF Walker N
rears; in the matter OF smith IN the
Cross in the matter Of Bassord az. chi 'hOn Wise
ag Jacobs; Hawkins ag the MaxOr etc. IN inc matter o
Iiawes SicklcS aGt. richardson Flood ag CuIng-Graht
e Sie'ert agt Wkinson CheSebrough AIT Da Goepp at
Hufuasc; Market Nat Bank at Howland-M0tlon d.nici
Ford agt. Joyce Motion dcned memoIendnm Green ast
Lee.-Memoraudum. Gcryads sg grippe -GIaniec neL"
randum. Jex agt Jacob-Monon denied without COSTS
Cooper aCl WillamsI desire to sec counsel AheIn ag
smith.-No power Stevenson act Bro3me Nelnorandlm
~ick.es I. Richardson AilcTance f2,otO cushing G
Getty-Moon denied plaintiffs con.en 70 issue execution
GebhaTd agt Blake GO. 3l.M"tOn granted
ben Shafer appointed order 10 be submitted. Acklwee
egt No Elwee.-A fhdavi' Of service not sufficient.
STecldt TerBi-BY Judge LaNTcpce.-SMith. ETC, ast
all Of tie opinion That tho defendant IS emitted
Judgment demurrer with costs memorandum.
Tsppen sg CaEwel ct stndinGs aud decree settled
sId signed.
Common Pleas- ChGmbeyS.-By Judge j. F. DAILY
IN the OF Fabbri-Ordcr settled Block agi. Block =
Divorce granted In the matter etc. OF Hand etGIToo Of
sgnat OF admission of service OF citation how as TO
advertisement for claims sonser act Patrick j. r.
did not sit mt this General Tenn. In the matter cc q"
Kugelman charlottesville name Cccupatl.n, resi-
and place OF business OF 1ssgncr and residence vi
assignee. see sec 3. chap. iGG. Laws OF 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John A. Walker, clerk employed by. James
Conlon Of No IS Greenwichave., collected 80 f9r ha
emnoyer but onlv returned SIS. He was arrested anu
YESTERDAY Justice Duffy held him in 500 bail.
Moritz Weis, of No. 53 OrchaTd-st., was
charged Yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court ny
Banctt odsten OF No so Canal-st, with having Cd.
tanned from him. frauduently jewelry Of the vac OF
$40 He pretended have customers for the goods ana
promised them the money within few days
Bail required in ~ 900.
James Cogan, alias Murray, of No. III West
Twenty eventh-st, and two men whose names are IN
known called on Mrs Ellen CassidOy. at No 10 west
Twenv-seyentlst. about o'clock Yesterday iuOrhlg
and after rOusing her, forced their way INTO hc apart
nnntS Then tbey threw her down and robbed herr Of
two rings worth 80 Cogan the only orc arrested
and lac held, yesterday in 500 BAL, by justice
Jluftr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
Prime bankers 81

Money has been in better supply during The week,
and call loans fell from to i per cenJ Oh Govern
ment bonds and stock collateral alike. To-day's
bl .incss was about g. The rates for discount are 10
Z. The United states Treasurer at Washington.
to-day received T770,OO0 National Bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were $50
OOO and The internal revenue receipts were $780,
coo. The following is the Clearing House state
meat to-day: Currency exchanges, $4,000 7J5;
currency balances. ~, 73s "a; gold exchanges,
5000, js3 and gold balances, $ssS, 7O4.
The London market during the week ending to-
day has beonactive ard irregular and feversh to
British securities the varying prospects of Eng
lands becoming involved in the Eastern war. The
Bank of England did not change it's discount rate,
and money in the outside market is down to ! q per
cent for three months bills OF discount To-day
there was no bullion movement reported. The
0notatiop Of bar silver is 53@i pence the ounce
English STANDARD. The following the highest
and lowest prices of securities for tho week, and the
closina sales today. and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NorM Racer, fesseis ana Railroads.
FRIDAY, Jan Is, 1875.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES sell moderately; ros AaGl7 Sc I'aTls &c.
Observation-Disclosures dui! Western aud southern yellow,
26l2g37 90.
BROOM CORN-steady quiet Green Hurl. GG7c.i Red
ana Red Tipped, f0jc.: Medium Green. 0dOac.
CANDLES Quiet, unchanged.
rOAi-D,mands small, stocks in second hands free;
nrtces Arp due TO combination: Liverpool House
mel si2 hOdsl3 Liverpool Gas do, 500 sll Newcastle
do Caskiny ~ 75ds5: Provincial Sid-i 30 currency
ponnsyyania and Wes'moi olabd Gas, 81 j0gt8 West
virginia no. s5 30 Cumberland, BroaltOp ana cleaTbel
sid&i 90 Anthracite " iod - 90 by tbs carg'.
COCOAtluirt, unchanged
tHICCOIlh -Qulet, old pricss.
CQFFEEislo he lower quiet; sales 1855 s'gs fs G,o
aOI EI "Sophla." ptlyato terms @,oi5 Ex i1te.
token out stock. nild Gti nominal Ordinary % Prime
oaryoes l494 sc. gold padsng, 2ls32c Maraeabo 1870
lSc ST. Domingo l5d &c, gold. .,, =,
CooPEuAGE sTOCKPr,es easy, due 10 Continued dGiL
ness.
CORDAGE--Unchanged. ..,,.
COTrON-onlet on spot, prices yobansed for Mtldn :
aud shoye law Mddng and strict Good Ordinary reduced
Ice Good ordinary and striet Ordinary ise Ordinary &c:
sale, OO3 baes evening" all consumption delivered
on contract 500 bales Receipts at the ports 1870 bales
against 2s7 bales this day last week. l50it last year. fS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
We annex closing quotations Of securities:

State bonds during the week were quiet. but
rather frmer and to-day Tennessee IS, old ISSUE
were up to 3oll; District of Columbia 3-8Js being
strong at rs There were sales of Louisiana consos
at S37,
There was good trading in city bank stocks to-
day, the business covering Bank Of Commerce l6C)
at 40; Phoenix C16jD at 93093l; Central National
4O) at 100, and Park 10) at 1913.
During the week there was an active business IN
lrst-ciass railroad bonds at good prices. Io-days
sales covered q wide range. Canada Southern firsts
were up to 617s and Burlington and Cedar
Rapids TO Glss. Rock Island new 40-years Is were
strong at 1O7 st. Paul gold rs at %, sinking fund
at 03l, and North West gold bonds at 93l. Bur-
i;ngton ard Quincy consolidated a Were up TO
1O97s Morris and Essex frsts ~ JIG, and Erie
1913, Union frSts 1923, land slant 1914, sink
ing fund 60 and Missouri Pacific tirsts lo2. .,
There has been no noteworthy feature III gOid
during the week, except the decline to 1914 the
lowest point yet touched in the downward moYe-
ment The highest price was 1902. The sales to-day
cent for carrying. The SubTTcasury disbursements
for the week were 100000 interest, and S235f.-
600 called bonds inclusive of II 900 aud $354OoO
to-day. The days business of the gold clearing de.
partlncnt of the Bank of New-iCrk covered Gold
cleared S13, 1876, 600; gold balances, $1,536,0OO;
currency balances, $i,5G0,Gsi. The gold quota
tons we're as follow:
TO- .lOl q l3................-1OlS
Foreign exchange has been strong during the
week and higher the standard drawers to-day max
ing still further advance. Az the close, selling
rates we're the basis OF ~ So ia0 ~ S2ti Tor
sixty days bills, and 81 Sii2@$i % Tor three
days sight to the {. We annex latest revised quo
flft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit Of George l.. Kent against the
Quicksilver Mining Company has been TRANSPORTS e; "
Dutchess County by consent of the parties 10 INC
Judge j. f. Daily yesterday granted ue-
cree of absolute divorce in the sur OF sanc wcye
against Leah Block, the paruchIus Vi "
printed In TIE TRIBUNE some time ago
A decision was rendered by Judge van
Uoesen IN the Court Of Common Pleas YESTERDAY IL ne
case of Desmond against Kerbs and Others me de-
tendonts were constructing building ana ieit EHie IN
The sideya unguarded. The plaintif. a lady zen mo
the hole receiving severe injuries, and brought s LOT
500 600 The Court gives her $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
Total shares sold for tine "
2II seller 60 day 5.
l. seller GO DAYS.
80. buyer go days.


The stock market to-day was little mere than
battlefield for the contestants in Lake Shore For
the first time i'll n long period there were indications
of the existence Of strong bear parry az opposed
TO the old bull" party OF last July, which Las
never succeeded in anything but in buying and
marking up the price. The fight ragged furlously all
day. In the morning the bulls" succeeded
in making Ia. price 623s, but here the
bears" commenced their onslaught, and marked
the price down TO Ol'S. At the latter
point there seemed TO be disposition on
the part of the bears 10 prepare themselves FOR
emergencies, aud they became buyers, which turned
the price mp ia :. Now again the battle waked
hot and seemed favorable first TO one side and then
The other The price again declined TO Gl =, and
then rose 10 GI7y. But, notwithstanding the pres
cncr of the" ball" general IN person who contlnu-
onsly srnt N broker after broker 10 BID 81 = for lC0
shares. the last sale was at 6l3i. Whether or not
rate, fcr freight are high or low, at tie moment,
they have uothing TO do with the speculation
IN this stock. The betting IL SIMPLY on
lhc power Of money and the skill ia manipulation.
The came is Of such nature that trldols Tor per
cent will lind to their profit TO be mere lockers on
The remainder of the market was heavy ana lower
ll through but rallied from the lowest prices, with
the advance in Lake Sho.e from Gl's 10 u g.. Inc
total transactiO only aggregated 0IG|I shares,
and he market closed excited and unsettled.
EA>Gk or me STOCK nARAEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
THE COURTS.
SUIT ON A TRUSTEES BOND.

Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court Cir
cult Part ILL., yesterday rendered decision in favor OF
The plaintiff in the suit of Samuel II. Hurd. receiver OF
the Third Avenue Savings Bank against Richard kely'
Mr. Kelly who one Of the trustees or me panS,
signed a bond for $4,000 to enable the BANK 10 uue
over its difficulties. All the trustees signed similar
bonds for various amounts. This sit Ia brOugnt 10 re-
cover Sl214S CO. the amount OF the bond with interest
The defence was want of consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26

purchases IN London for resale here. The difficulty
of borrowing bonds to deliver sales made in an
ticipaton of the arrival of such bonds has pre-
vented our bankers from obtaining the full advan-
tage of the differences between prices here and in
London. TIE following are the highest and lowest
for tho week, aud the closing sales to-day and
a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
Law, and a week ago:

In Paris the : per cent French Tentes advanced
from 100 at he close week ago 10 i09.J0, the
closing price today. Sight exchange on London is
quoted ut 2J20.
Mr.. Thomas Sharpe, the receiver Of the Long
Island Railroad Company, announces that the
coupons OF the Long Island Railroad first mortgage
bonds Ncw0wn and Flushing. Flushing aud North
SLcrc Railroad first mort gage bonds due november
l, 1877. and of the Rockaway Branch Railroad due
the banking house OF Drexsl. Morgan Co., Wall-st.
Canada Southern bondholders are n minded that
their old bonds must he deposited " IN accordance
with the terms Of an advertisements in another coll
umn before the 1st Of February, IN order "a secure
the issuing of the new guaranteed bonds ~ March.
The receipts OF flour and gram AT the principal
AIlantic morris this ohil day " Jannary. Narc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL l!ARREys.

LOyuoN. Jan. 2Jl2I0 }. n-Con-os oprned q, "a - bat
are now 10 and the account L. \ bonds.
four and half per cents 1867 1868, lO5s TenfoIes,
coupon lO9L, New Fves l1ch Erie RAILWAY shares pre-
fcr,, ~; IO's Central IS Pcrnyyania central 3lti
Nowjersey Central; lgi Reading Railroad ioi'; New
JrrSr CeHtrai ConSOls, SO.
i".pCy IAN 25-l H. rn-Consols. 05i, for hot. money
ana account ayces quote i've cent rcntes &c
francs n c.ut,mes for the account.
LONDON Ian. 2J2 r.-COnsols. chsIs for both money
account.
InSDVy Jan pa p. MI. :. four and 0ne-haf pcr
cent DoDhs 1854 New lives lcG4; llhhos central 75f:
yaii 81 - Paris adyices Oto Eye per Gems
,rpt,s 100 nancs so centiines for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
iJrop0Sais
no IRON FOUNDERS.
Coparlncrship NoIircs.

NOTICE il hereby given that the partner
- ship WN H. BANIEh - ~ f,I5 = =
SCUIVIs AINA Il. aCRINI& andJbuN H. - ~ -
,nr o ttic OF ia Jer .ciiyen BROS dissolved on me
thdaV Ianutry SIS ~ fnr as relates 10 the sn '
A, scnyeu, WhO on raid date rtiiTes ttfoIi1m
All 6ebs dine 10 tue sid rsip and tose due by ihtl
viii be settled With by she remaining partners VINO VIII
continue the business under the same nrin name.
WILLIAM II. BAXTER.
JEREMIAH 4. SCKINES.
ALVA II. SCnINES.
JOHN II. SCRINES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26

Woodlands about miles the mssts and gas OF schr
apparently fast to a wreck; gafts painted whlte.
FOREIGN PORT
Ioxnoy Ian 25-Saied 2st ult.. Alrnra Coombs; 18TH
inst Alice Ada I'm inst Aretta both for Newfork 24th
inst Peter for - depla ErsatnngeD Bengnela the lat;
Ter for New York inst VIM Wright for Iybee Richard
Arrived 10Th inst Emilia at Castellamare 18th inst Are
oante Emilio INST Victor Capt Petersen the latter on
Chrisuane lonen Esd inst Wellington Can't
Brien; carl Georg. Iris Capt Pheecr France Capt Ia
,ace Peter Bullion Geo Peabody, CAPT
CLARK Landseer Princeton, Aato Asvid Arklow Iaaoet
Dartmouth slightly damaged Edgar Ofleteh
no Asa Yarra Yama 18th INST Jacot Capt. Lundbergi
Bcreattore, Gaeano RepettO Gosrer Minnie H. Gerow'
Argus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
RECORDED REAL ESTATE IRA

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
Basand, William and wife 10 William II ~, Buxton,
ieci To- i $50 mortgage So 900
Benet Ernst o aud wife to samuel Zeiner Boweiy
between Houston and 2d-sts, 4S.4xl33 ., sub oao
ject $SS 900 mortgage. l'oooO
Boyd John aud wife 10 Robert irwin. S9ihst s. 100
v....e 10000
Coaiv Ellen. to Louis IIaa., No 3l6 54lhstss, l75
Oh 1r'V -NiOV' 1o7oo
pormsn Raldo aud vile 10 Richard l. Leggeit.nw
cor Pruce and McrceGsts, 25x74 TO correct error
In original
Edwards John ana wife. to Henry G sllleck, jr
l2itl.St and Maiison-ave, 44xe5. subject TO
Haas Louis wife. TO Adolf KerOs and Ions s!ess.
cct +" = 300 mortsage .... 1900
Haywoo Elizabeth G ana Others 10 Margaret s 400
BOYD. Oak It. 80 " of Rooseyeltst 255xl5. 5000
H0y; oscar and fe. 10 Bethesda Russell, l22dst,
s237ll f. &C OF lsisve, l6Sloo subject to $500 ana
Irwin, Robert and vile to John Boyd 4Othst $ 5, $40
eof Gtlavc .........'.... 10000
cor AVA 80 subject to ~ i01 mortgage.. 1000
Miller. Margare, and husband to Patrick COrrigan,
SIS i25f W Of Gthave 5OxIOol ............. $500
Jones 25XI0o subject 70 81 900 morigsge... 10000
paIpenhein. henrietta and lusDaid, TO Anr" lh
snnIedt to zoo forage .. 1850
Sinclair john and wife, 10 Thomas Grant 4blh-si ms
moi - lina.t 5000
smith Abort c1ecuoI. 10 Charles c Tsber and Hen.
~ IL Taber. settlement Of estate OF Casper heiti,
ioces scd properly on Boomngiao road LOO
walters, Wh-lmna al husband, 10 Ann brpwl va.
10ill IL Of 3Sds 81, loBx5j sltJec' 20 80 o,
zeiner, samuel Ind wide Erust . Rcrnct secoI
81 600 mcfts1 e -. $4,000
Zcimer, samuel aud iife. 10 Ernst q lornct 1fh.St,
$1,000
zolneI Samuel ana We TO Ernst Bonnet. leyng
tonave 24.2 II : OF Sjthst 2OXG72., subject 1000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rlses.. 7l6 $40 CLOCK FAST. l2 70
Moon iises l:2l Noon sorhs 62S Moons age Gays %
SANDY HOOK 12i Gov Island 2:Oj Hell Cate. 354
high WATER TO.Dti-P 81.
sandy Hook l49 GOV. Island. $50 Hell Cate. 4;l9
HIGH WATER srNDAY-i.u
Sandy HOOK. 22i Gov island. 500 Hell Gate <;O8
HiGH wAIHR sUSDAY-P. ~
Sandy Hook. 2.53 Island. 33l Eel cate. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
HOTEL TO LET.

HOTEL TO LET
Of the paving modern hotels in Providence. r. L.
situated North Nau.st next 10 the Stale House, anu III
the vicinity Of all depOs the hotel Is now fall vi permanent
and transient guc.s offers chance 10 pIrs deoi
ing to engage IN the business Address. loi par cla-
THOMAS ~ kLONG,
No. III North Main-st.. Providence, ~ l.
40 MINUTES FROM LIBERTY Silly
nv train daly (alsO frequent trans nom
CORTLAND comfortable Summer or WINTER
rravtl fares; deOts paved streets choice VI we
suburban residences with one acre OF eih
If dcsiret) laid out IN lawn GARDEN Ift shat
houses have twelve rooms, gas wafer Dini III
ovcurnts surrounding going eligible and healthy local
u: Apply III ID. W.st Elizabeth Passenger c
l4! ty, address OWNER L. o. Box Isl, Elizabeth
n j.
tt1% PER MONTH will rent the house. 219
Up 50 Washington WOodc, Newark, from October
I. Apply the premlses U; J. H. DENlSON, loo Eoc
vlloayc.. NeUaIk, Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Friday, jan %, 1878.
The auction sales advertised for to-day at
the Exchange sacsroom adjourned in every case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26

THE NEw.YORk ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY.
SECRETARY AND TREAsuREk's OFFICE. No. BhOADWAI(
NRw.YoKK, Jan. 26 1873.
WANTED.-Thi Company wants to pur::
chase plot Of ground 200 feet front on sthave ana
400 feet deep . - -
Also a plot about dimensions the same or on
9Th. ave, between sd and i30th SITS
Proposals. with boundary stating the lowest price cash.
my address, will receive prompt attention.
j. A. COMING, Treasurer.
History BUILDING, 6th-ave., near 3Oth-st,
- for SALE or LEASE-A stationary and fancy store for
sale flats containing rooms for housekeeping A DALEY
66b 6thaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-26
Countrn IJrorerIn 60 Get.
RARE CHANCE.

TO LEASE FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS,
the world and magnificent threes0Ty edhcr the
Hougkong Hotel IOngkone This spacious and cOnmoons
hotel In Of the business part of the
town. Paya and in fun view OF the landing places OF
all the mail and c0astnR steamers.
The building every modern improvement and all conven
fences elegant billiard reading and
dining hall Inch viii accommodate 200 persons, sc
For Photographic views plans and further particulars
apply to H. q e. DEEEN H.,
80 " all-st., New \ Otk