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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-21

DAl. rMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New York from foot OF DeSbrcsses ana CoranGt
$50 m for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Cbarestn and the south Through Pullman cars
from Baltimore 20 chicago. .
100 D. for Washington and the West, and for Richmond
and the South via Gordonsylc Pullman cars from Newf ork
TO Baltimore and Wsshingon making close connections 9i
Ptsbrg. Cincinnati Louisville and ST. Louis. Through
Pullman cars Baltimore To Cincinnati and ST Louis -,
from NewYork Baltimore and Washing ton,
making close connections for Chicago cncrn Louisville
ST. Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest through
Pullman cars from Baltimore TO CiDcnna and Louisville CON
rccts Washington IN trains for Lyncbrg Florida New
orleans. and the South.
For through tickets please call Companys Office, BIS
Br,adway NewYork and at ticket Offices foot OF Cortlandt
and Desbrossess SITS. aud depot, jersey CITY.
ASK FOR TICKETS VA Ia BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry Station In New-Y0rk foot OF Libertyst
Commencing Nov. 20. lS77-Trans leave as follows .
Chunk Iama9ua; Wikesbarre, Eimira. &c Connects at
s:i5 a. m.-tor High Bridge Branch Eeston, harrisburg
Mauch Cnunx, TaInaGua. Wkesbarre, Scranton. Williams
Icl5 m and $50 D. m-For somervllle and Pennington
=. m-For Pennington, East0n, Meuch Chunk, Ianaqu
WlkcsbaTe Scranton, Tunkhannock, Tamaqua, Hazelton
Reading, Pottsyile, Harrisburg &c. - ,,,
pm.For High Bridge Branch, Easton, Beiyidere and
Msucb Chunk. Connects at Junction with d. L. and W H. H.
b3Q p. daily For Eason Allentown. and Harrisburg
For trains 10 local points see time table stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye az $50 o. NJ. ~ p M Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at 63O m Tor
Easton, Reading, and Harrisburg.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove, &C.. at Bio, Has. a. NJ. 4, bio D. ,
PORT. and at Squan TO and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
Leave foot Of Iibertyst for Freehold, at
Sl5, ll:ij a. m, 4, 5l6 p. m
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ames. John Y and wife, TO John Gibbons, Aye-A, W
Barr James ahd wife, to Enipant Industrial say.
ngs Bank. l3th-si, 8, near eA..........-... a.
Behrrns, Amelia NJ and husband 10 John III Loci.
2jth-si, 3 ., bear 3daye also, Atlantic 81, near
Henry St. Brook "a
Bri,tOn Alfred I amt wife, TO Horace secor Soi2i
Carroll. " airy and others to Betsey King, stantOns',
cOyne, Bridget and husband to peter Foy I2ethst
Gardner, Harriet Mary Ellison Miller 2Sd-st,
Kong NICHOLS and wife. to Anaiew Fitzgerald and
William Boorum, executors, 4oth-st, 8. near
McMahon, Csiiarine ana husband. % George
Titus Charles III Marshall and Ambrose Kings
land 1r trustees for Society for Relief OF Destitute
Children OF SeameD. l3thst, ? 'ear !stave.:- ~
Owens John and wife and Patrick trophy 70 Emu
r nTer rasyI place eovss nans io.n nyM d.
PAUL. john and wife. to Robert LIeber 45thst, ss
ouseksn6ash Abraham and vile to Vesiiarna
Ffeeman s6tR.st s. near ve.A................ l?t
FREEMAN. s6thsi, n :, near sd.ave, .. 22t
VS. near 44th.st 49, .,... &C
Treauor, Ellen q and hu sbsnd. Andrew Lgge.nw
10Th ST and Franklm.ave- l.
vaenin Andres and wife, to George Andres, 56th-st,
near l0th-ave 81
Waeker, Mary TO Charles Chr1sty, 4lstst, near
waeker, Mary 70 Joseph PeE, <Ist st. 5 $. 3D.
Warren William and wife, 10 william II Phillips
24th-st, g. near Sd ~
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Comsock carharipe TO Aletta Cooper $40
Dixon. Joseph N, 10 Bernhard Field.
Esher, William X. 10 Daniel Sweeny ..........---...
McGOvern. NJ. 10 James McGoyern 70
Schneider, Christian, executor 70 William Prass....
Trmm, George =, 10 Manuel heatley
Werner, AppoloDia, TO Regina EwaId...............
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Connlrp properip 90 Ect

Souulrn (Jroperlp 70 LEI
ITO LEASE The Strickland House, the largest
hotel IN New Britain. containing 90 rooms recently
moderate and mmeolafe posses.
given. inquire Of l.. o. SMITH. or at No fl6 Mainst
pO,ite the hotel New Britain, Conn
no LET-In Montcair. n. j., for one year
il more owner In In Europe, HOUSE thoroughly fur
nsed perfect order and water IL acres OF land
hedges fruit vegetables for Summer
Winter plenty OF bay raised tor horses also fine
and hens place taken ~ AZ owners expense by a
experienced gardener Apply TO NJ c. WARREN 47O Bdway
d ~ AND $50 MONTIILY.-40 minutes
% N from Liberty st. by several express trains ann
bIosssessts) comfortable Summer or Winter travel;
low fares; delots paved streets. choice
OF suburban cottage residences, with
ground desired) laid In garden shade
vines, &c; houses have twelve water baths
surrounding going up eligible and healthy local
IT, goo yearly ticket Apply al the West Elizabeth Passen
ger Depot, by. address OWNER. p. o. Box lSs
Elizabeth n. J.
dh.lS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
up SCI Washington ave, Wo0she, Newark, rom October
l. Apply the premises OF J. H. DENIsoN. $50 Belle
Vile ave-. Newark. ".
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DGNNSYLNANlA RAILROAD. - GREAT
Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
HouTEon and after eIabeT II is7 trains leave New
Express for Harrsburg Psburg the West a9d South With
Pullman palace attached, m, snd $50 p daily
For WilhwslorL Lock lawn. Cory and Ere at $50
d. m connecting At Tor Tnsylc Petroleum Csntre,
and Oh Regions. For WlliamspOrt and LGck Haven,
IA - -,.,-.,-.-, ..,.-,.-,,,
rnon Express Pullman parlOr daily except sun
day $50 M. arrive Washington 4:lO r. Regular at
500 A. ~ l. H. 80 and +. IN SUNDAY G:jl aud l.. IN.
Fxpfess Philadelphia 1890 500 $3.50 Limited ii a.
l. a. D. q. G:3O T. $50 and D. sunday a. ~, o, q, $780,
4 $50 and l.. Emgrapt and second class, y. III.
For trains Ia Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton. rren
ton AmbOy, Pennington, Belviere, and Other points.
SEE local schedules all ticket Offices.
BrODkyn Annex connect win All through trains
at jersey city, anordng speedy and direct transfer for
trains arrive: From Piftsburg, $50 and 04o and
lo2O D. m daily 1910 ~. and 500 M, daily, except
Nopday From Washing baltimore, and 90 a.
m A. 10 j.l5, aud 1910 y. SUNDAY, Goo aud $40 q.
Tr,m PHI aaeplia, 5:Ua. 900 $40 1910 l0to. ll:JOa
bio 40 Bib 600, $40 1910 and 1920 D. M SUNDAY,
BOO 65C gi1. lO4O llJU u. 600 and 1923 y. IN.
Ticket Offices j26 and 0if Broadway, No .st'r House,
and Dcsbrcsscs and COr andt sts No Couts and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of tultoh-st Brooklyn; No
ia lis HnGsOD-st. HobukcH Depot, jersey CITY.
Emiaranl IickeI oiece. No. Battery place .
FRANK THOMSON. L. Z. farmer,
General Managvr Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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panrmq ArGoemlss.

A DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING
IA. No 69l Fifthaye,
Now open for the reception Of pupils.
Classes for ladies' children gentlemen and private les
sons. For particulars send for circular.
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Zeal gfstate 10 Gxrbanae.

Zeal Gstate 10 Gxrbanae.
V,ENEMENTS, BROOKLYN PROPERTY and
L FARMS Tor exchange. Iasis nailed
r. =. CLARKsoN q CO., lac Broadway.
yNO EXCHANGE-Impr wed coal, lumber,
and brick ward property Brookly- (Goyanus Canal Tor
buildpg materials, good first ana second mortgages
dwelling. Dr. BYRN. 40 Nassaust. New-Yok.
w ANTED- Nice, small New-YOrk house,
w celial ccaJon free and clear value about $1,000
for equity ia and brooklyn CD
cash II necessary. Address CAD. box 37S4 Post ofce
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Iiberyst, for Freehold at
sis, 1I:i5 a. m, l. 5I5 III.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

SUNDAY TR4iNs-"ieave New.York and Philadelphia at
$50 m, $50 ~ M Leave Trenton at l2o io2o a. H.
Tickets for sale foot Of Liberty st. nos 500 and "a
way New York and Brooklyn and at 40 courts Brook
Ign. Baggage checked from residence TO destination
H. Z. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass AGENT.
ERIE RAILWAY. ~. -
a. Cincinnati and Chicago Day EEnress Drawing
oi5 mLElress Mail Tor iuIAlo with sleeping coaches
p NJ. (Dmlyl-Pseiac Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through To Rochester Buffalo, niagara Fails Cmc
nst and Chicago without changes also hotel dining cars TO
s's chs?S o io fs' PBq X s fr and es
J. and ~ midnight Saturday nights only Sundays $40
rHEk and Pa:'4 55 10 ~ Y nsSnJ Las
g. $3.50: 10 a i:ia, $50 and z minslt % mo-,
k & e. 5 g. g. e 1879 so 10 H W. anil
~ midnight Sundays O. $50. 9l5. 10 IA5 $50 p
ssas. 7;.S; To- 1913 NJ }!s. s4q 5e az M and M
Cornwall a. M. . 80, 40 p. M Sundays. $50 a, nj.
N MSrSSt : ioa5 t so $50 N Sundays $50 m
GosS AS 70 TO- i6a5 "%- $50 SS $40 49,
Md3siSan. ~ TO- ioI5 a. NJ si5 a;so, p. m sun.
a day. ESQ 10 ec and nsSes = M alS az
fori Jervis. 40 TO- ioA5 NJ. 4So, Sundays,
Nof n leaving cianbcrs,t halt hours
than above time trains l,aying chambers quarter
ys 4 st sn Minute fars sGnnshs %S
trains leaving Chambers ct at 10 m and ~ midniTht
sleeping eoaees cin Re ,she ara checking
NSs ' 99 o 30 Uni sad 81 4 r%Sy NO. cORr
lyn and AT tha Couipany's depots
Fxpfes ians from tho West arrive in New York at 7i2a
"'' JN0. s. ABBGiT General Pas,r AGENT, NewYOrs
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
!. $50 ei5 g. ~. $50 $50 7:so P M and
Nanasl, spring Valley, and MO9sey Z $50 ~ k45 p m.
y.
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Nem pnbliraiions.
DOPULAR AND STANDARD BOOKS


DOPULAR AND STANDARD BOOKS.
A NEW BOOK BY J. A. FRoUDE.
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THOMAS BECKETT.
BY JAMES ANTHONY FRoU DE, NJ
Author Of The History England" short Studies on
Great Subjects" &C.
lvol. limo, cloth, 81 80.
This work is fresh contribution literature Of
1t forms complete biography Of one of the
strongest personalities in all history AMI as study OF the
OF Beckett and the events connected with his he IL IN
valuable 10 every student Of English history.
Beckett until his appointment Archbishop Of
Canterbury the great controversy between the civil and &c
eleasca authorities which aTrayed Beckett and the Church
against king and final murder Of Beckett here tally
related and explained with the vgor and brliancy
which have great popularity for Mr. Froudes his
torical writings
II.
A NEW BOOK BY PROFESSOR BLACKIE.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ATHEISM.
BY PROFESSOR JOHN STUART BLACKIE.
Author Self Cutnre" -Four Phases of Morals etc.
! vol limo. cloth. gilt top. 81 So
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Throws light the genus Of Buddhism than any
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strangely popular faith and draws It's curious
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other professors Of scientific Spectator
III.
ALSO A NEW EDITION OF
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BY PROFESSOR JOHN STUART BLACKIE.
VOL l2mo CLOTH gilt top uniform with the above,
81 80
KEATS'S LOVE LETTERS.
LETTERS OF JOHN KEATS TO FANNY BRAwNE.
wniten in the years MDCCCXIX and MDCCCXX, and now
given from the Original Manuscripts With Introduction and
Notes by Harry Buxton Forman
Neat l2mo with portrait fac simle letter &c. cloth extra
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"Mr Formsn displayed editing these letters scrupu
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- London Academy"
The books for sale by all booksellers will be sent
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L'ARE REDUCED.

CARE REDUCED.
l. sS.j TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS. -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALI. POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONINGTDN and NARRAGAN
sETi leave Pier 49, North River 4:30 y. H. daily
Except sundays.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN viii
leave SrONINGTON at I:3J a. IN.
Tickets for sale ut all the principal ucke Offices. and
secured at all offices OF MescOts Express Co.
and a 3b3 Broadway.
Providence LINE
rrigi Oulyl steamer leave daily except sundays AZ
p. from Pier ~ Notn River. loot of Warlens Frcighs
VIA either line at lowest rates.
ID. - BABCOCk, Pres. H. W. iHkNs, Gen. Pass Agt.
EIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 AEEA NGEaENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. !,
1877 Leave dpois foo Of Court adt and pesrosses sts
Express, daily. Tor ESston, BetleheD
Allentown chunk, WlKcsbarrr Pttston Sayre ia.
mira Ithica Rochester Bufato Niagara Falls and
the West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'r IL. SAGRF, Supt AMI Engr
General Eastern OF Church and COuTtiand sts.
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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Gonnlrn Boarb.

HILLSIDE publications. can now
i be made board large airy and FIRST class
board; plenty of shade. Address HILLSIDE HOUSE
Montclair, n. J.
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GeGrDers

UeUCDer5.
A SITUATION wanted by Mount Holyoke
graduate who has bad eight years experience IN teach
ing. Address No 593 Statest, Springfield, Mass
A YOUNG LADY, having had long expert
~ in pablo schools, from which reference VIII be
given, desires engagement In school family city OF
country teacher Of English branches Address TEACHER
BOX n. Tribune Office.
A LADY who has devoted much time to
n preparation French and the English branches
desires position gOVerness teacher IN
SCHOOL, references required aid gwen Address
7. o. Box $50, Windsor, Conn -
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 80 Union-square,
IL YOrk.-Engagewcuts made for teachers schools
and families supplied with frstcass instructors. ANNA
RANDALL-DIEHl. Manager "
DRIVATE LESSONS in DRAWING, at studio
Il pupils residence. Apply between a. NJ. and y. m.
at ESQ broadway. room 2. X. KoEHLEg.
T'EACHER.-A lady, graduate of Vassar Col
A lege and elcber of penmansiip In private school IN
B. desires two sagcmCuts OF similar charac
ter Address A. +. r.. 1876 A,lsnticst.
~ COTkSWORTH PINCKNEYiS Agency
d for SCHOOLS ard TEACHERS 30 TuSn ~. t4thavt
side " Y. supplies good teachers for any department with
positions Send stamp for application form supplies SCHOOLS
and families with competent hsIruc0Is without c1argt
VISITING GONERNESS.-rwo hours daily
tuition; thorough Eng sh with French ahi
music. Dihdcut h"clte children. Terms moderate. Ad
cress VISITING COVERINGS. box - Irbun Ofieeo
WANTED 4 lady for tirSt-class family,
w who teach French, music and drawing saluv hb
era also gentleman for rcass school, 10 teach Latin ana
ma hetnacs Apply ~ Miss NJ. J. YOUNG, AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY % Cnionslusrc
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Jre dream.
E'USSELL'S ICE CREAM.
The the city. 81 per gallon TO parties ann fami
lies Jc,ics charlotte &C. Special aten
10 out ottoDn orders. ~
No. l2 Bible House and 623 6thsve
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Gitn RcdI Gsiaie for Sale.

yin tttut G'tuif SoL outp'
last 3STH-ST., near LeXingtOn-ave.-
IL FOurstory brown stone price very easoabe RUL
d WHITING. Beekmanst.
ENOR SALE.-6th-aye.. above 42d-st.-Five-
i story brown stone DWELLING and STORE, occupied;
terms easy. GEO H. PETRIE. No. lo4 Broadway.
EOR SALE-TO close an estate-ten first
class fvestory stores, with most desirable long esAb
M ed and profitable business reasonable price and easy
terms JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudsops
E'OR SALE COR LEASE)-A small handsome
brown house. fully furn Shea newly painted and In
complete order for would lease for i've
very responsible party Apply TO b. w. WILLIAMS, s3T
6th-aye., near sTth-st Location, near buckingham
TOR SALE Waterfront for refneries,
chemical work. facto1cs &C. large blocks with bulk
head also blocks for eings for sale low
W. 7. BROwER, 10 wliamst
TOR SALE or to RENT-Fine HOUSE,
J. 19thst, near Broadway.
r. 5. CLARKsoN & CO, ll0 Broadway.
OUR PRINTED LISTS of elegant HOUSES
~ mailed To any address on request -
T. 5. CLARKsoN & CO., lag Broadway.
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CORPORATION Not,tcs.

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING GRANITE
L STONES fof halkhead viii be received by the Depart
Of DOcks until February &C. 1873 Fol iu Information
" The city Record for sale al No. city Itan
DR0p0SALS for DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
i -CROCKERY, HARDWARE LUMBER &c viii be
Department OF Charities
FEBKUARi 80 ISIS. For full particulars see Tins CITY
Record for sale az No. City Hall
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Goat aaS WoN.

Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, $50.
II 49,, l5a East 25th.si. WM. !. WILLIAMS.
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
~ leave Pecksp diiy SUNDAYS eXccped) for
New Haven nj 3 and II p m. connecting with road
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER kAIROAD -Commencng Dee. 81, 1871
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
500 M Western and Northern Express. drawing room
Rochester.
10 80 m special Chicago and Western Express, with
Canandagua. re chester and Bnnao
1lUO Northern and Western Express 10 Utica White
hall and Rutland. - -
400 IN Montreal Express with sleeping cars for Mon
treaI, yiS HuilaEd Burlington and 81 Adams.
500 IN. Louis Express. ia " with sleeping cars
for ion running through dav In the week also
sleeping ears and Corning, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Toledo Detroit and IL Montreal excepting Sunday night
via Saratoga and Pittsburgh
800 D. ~. Pacific EXprrss daily with Sc"pnR cars for
Rochester niagara Fails. Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo De
irot Chcago aso. 10 WATERFOWL excepting Saturday
nrhL . .,
li:O0 D. IN, Express with sleeping cars. to Albany and
Troy. M. mill ,r,...,. H.. II. -.
ms 35J 2Gl as broadway, at Westc0u Express
Co - Offices NUs. ParK pa, 1Sj aud 9i2 Broadway, New
YORK. 3j3 Nashingion-st.. brooklyn
-' @. MEEkEK iitncra Passenger Agent
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~ Trains leave for Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove &c. at 3d. Has. a. NJ. 4, 510 D.
Stages Mattawan station to and from KEY
PORT % and from POINT PLEASANT
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ejiinationo Wante0--Males


4 YOUNG MAN wishes a situation to take
~ OF. companion 10 an invalid gentleman has
had considerable eNpeitt Is willing 10 travel give
unexeepOnable references Address T. o. Box 40 Tribune
Office
COACHMAN and PLAIN GARDENER.-By
" American married and one child give good
recommendations Address i. H.. Uptown Tribune ofhee.
I,@3S Broadway.
SNAITER-C0OK.-M and wife, both
w frstclass cook understands ali sorts America cook
excellent baker eva and obigng best of reference
country incumbance Address for three days
Man AND WEE. Tribune Uptown Office l,23s Broadway
VyTAITER.-By frst-class German waiter
W Gpeaking Euglishl of good appearance waiter or
butler In a private family unde stands his business thor
0ugy the cleaning Of silver specially verbal reference
Call az SOP shave, near 3jthst
XVAITER.-A competent white waiter in
w private family give excellent reference for hon
esty obefy and capsby from last and former employers
understands Of invalid gentleman J. b., Of
Mr. HANAN, 500 6thave.
WAITER.-By a first-class, thoroughly COM
w petept lyed in hrstcass families; willing high
y recommended by last employer EDWARD. No 81 East
43dst.
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Gitnaiiors Uanteo--fcmales

AT MAURICE LINDQUIST'S SWEDISH
"A FRENCH and GERMAN OFFICE the oldest in New
York. removed fIom 100 East to Glmo.es Garden Hippo
drome Building, corner S7th-st and 4th-ayc
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Countrn Real Gstate for Sale.

Countrp Real Gstate for Sale.
POUND BROOK, N. J-$4, 800 for new house!
COVE %hH ri SsS i %s % %
| COTTAGE and acres Garrison, n. Y;
~ cottage and 10 acres near Hyde psrs = XII SysI
s1viSos BANK. Fishsii. s. i.
DAIRY and stock farm: over 800 acres thir-
Y %ss ls Tm I'M; s T 81 %s
ENOR SALE-STATEN ISLAND orty-seven
high ground apc asasy Win Se sstessns ossan
Iron Ore. For sale low ApeESb e W ,7o wm,,,
EOR SALE-Very cheap-A beautiful coun-
Il try seat Rockland Coaniy. twenty miles fioa city
Address Pos, Office BOX 402s
LNOR SALE or to LET-At Scarboro- on -Hud-
son. elegant COUNTRY rssde nc iarasasd mcierI I'M
stocked with fruit trees dys minutes from depot For
ENOR SALE VERY CHEAP-Splentlid hotel,
oaois for 200 in good order location bdautifu and
boat boat and a two railroads. w HOMER NonGxN finest
E'OR SALE or RENT-Several fine DWELL
hou !Na gs S& r2 e' 1S!f y ws 81
utes from fo,t Of Bsreiayst or chListophsrst. New
$3.50 500 each more land = xaniss not sSl SsioIo
bnes higher agree health beauty and convenience Very
sst Sa sSS ed
GREE HOMESTEADS.
railroad cation opened 10 Tue Bennett In
provemepi COmpany's city, Herbert y. j. where tne
bung lot Will be given To any acceptable party RecPent
paving only ordinary fees Tor exeCusiag deed. -
OF lots already taken. Thirty houses TO be bunt
prefers ali should examine pOpery titles before aS
cepting this offer. Full particulars at
OFFICE III EAST 1IrH.S ST, NEW. 1Ohh
OUR PRINTED LISTS of COUNTRY SEATS
" and FARMS mailed address on regu est
T. $. CLARkSoN d co, lf9 broadway.
DAPID TRANSIr.-TaTyt0wn and vicinity
~ snnedualled and scenery. For le-seseu
beautiful country the Hndsoni villas and rice o
ages for sale furnished and uniuplsht
Apply u PURDYc& BRoWER, 100 Mains;, farfytosh'
y.
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Dooro dno Rooms.

| AHGE connecting rooms on first and sec
IL With hrst-clasa board references
qured Mrs. JAMES BlRDSALI- 25i West 3sthst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-16

SOUTH WooDBuRy.-T young people are hav-
ing lyceums at the Daniels school-house and also
at the Ball schoo-house, and seem to take great
deal of interest in them. The reform club here
holds Il meeting every Tuesday evening, and is
having full houses. -. The dramatic club are re-
hearsing " The angels of midnight which they
will present at the vestry in due time. Take due
notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
Now is the time to get your ice and pack il for
next summers use, as it is now of superior
quality being clear and solid. George Lance
sued A NJ Woodbury., deputy sheriff, of liardwick,
for attaching a wagon and sleigh belonging to
him, on a writ for }. C. Brown, and the trial was
had before Justice Jewell last week, but the de-
cision has not been given yet. The case was sub
stantally as follows: Lance bought the wagon of
Brown some six or eight weeks ago, and the
sleigh Of H. W. Town, and took them both to
Browns shop to be painted, and Woodbury. came
out there with writ for j. {. Brown and put an
attachment ON them after Lance had told him
that the property belonged 10 him and forbade
him moving it,. The Week of Prayer for all
Christian churches was observed at Woodbury.
Center, and also at this place Mr.. Jacob
Lamb, the new miller here, is having all the
grinding he can do He has put in new wheel
and fixed the mill up in good shape, and he in
tends to do as near right AS miller can.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-16
Obituaries.

Ut Onar'es O"ap'n' vi pra"'eooio'
u''" ''onu"y vi i"s' week. ageu seVen'S-n'eye~rS'
GInss-Alonzo Gibbs of Brandon, died sud
denly on the 9Th from the effects, 1t Is supposed,
oil being thrown from wagon several days before.
RICE james Rice Of Pawlet. died on the 9TH
instant aged sixty-seven years. For eighteen
years he was constable and sheriff, and post
master nearly sixteen wears,
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