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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Man doubles his evils by brooding upon
them.
Sure way to turn peoples heads-go late
into church.
A man may have much of the world and
not be much of a man.
Impotence dries the blood sooner than
age or sorrow.-Chapin.
True goodness, like the glow worm, shines
most when no eyes except those of heaven
are upon it.
Probably one of the most trying times in a
mans life is when he introduces his second
wife. IL years old, TO his eldest daughter,
who is past 90.
There is much more to be said in favor of
most men and creatures than we generally
think. The trouble is that We care TOO little
about finding out the good things.
Henry, you ought to be ashamed to
throw away bread like that. You might
want it some day." well, mother, would
| stand any better chance of getting it then
if eat it up now?'
To give up everything that is worth con-
tending about, in order to prevent hurtful
contentious, is for the sake OF extirpating
nOxious weeds, to condemn the field to per-
petual sterility.-Whstely.
If any man supposes he can do all his duty
to God, TO the church and to the world, in
manner so sweet and gentle, meek and wise,
as not to meet OPP position and engender per-
secutiOn, let him try it and he will soon
learn his mistake.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
A QUAKER GRAVEYARD.
A POEM BY DIR. WEIR MITCHELL.

Four straight brick walls severely plain,
A quiet city square surrounded;
A level space of nameless graves,
The Quakers' burial ground.
In gown of gray or coat of drab
They trod the common ways of life,
With passions held in sternest lash,
And hearts that knew no strife.
To yon grim meeting. house they Jared,
With thoughts as sober as their speech;
To voiceless prayer, TO sOngless praise,
To hear the elders preach.
Through quiet length of days they came,
With scarce a change TO their repose;
OF all LIES lovliness they took
The thorn without the rose.
But in the porch and DER the graves
Glad rings the southwark robins glee;
And sparrows I'LL the autumn air
With merry mutiny.
While on the grave of drab and gray
The red and gold of autumn lie,
And wilful nature decks the sod
In gentlest mockery.
February Atlantic
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
TOMORROW.

The setting sun, with dying beams,
Had walked the purple hill TO fire,
And citadel and doom and spire
Were glide d by the ar-of gleam;
And in and out dark pine trees crept
Full many a slender line IF gold;
Gold notes athwart the river swept,
And kissed il as it onward Iolled;
And sunlight fingered, 10th to go,
All, well, IL causeth sorrow
To part from those we love below;
And yet the sun as bright shall glow
Tomorrow
The tide was ebbing on the strand,
And STOPPING low its silver crest;
The crimson seaweed lay at rest
Upon the amber ribbed sand:
Dashed DER the ocks and on the shore
Flung parting wreaths of pearly spray,
Then fled away /; yet turned once more
And sent a sight across the bay,
As though 1t could not bear to go.
All! well, II cauSeth sorrow
To part with those we love below,
Yet thitherward the tide shall how
Tomorrow
Two hearts have met to say farewell
At gen when the sun went down;
Each life sound from the busy town
Smote sadly as passing bell.
One whispered: Parting Is sweet pam
At morn and eve returns the tide;'
"Nay! parting rends the heart in twain
And still they linger side by side,
And still they linger, 10th to go.
ALI! well, IL ca seth sorrow
To part with those we love below
For shall we ever meet or no
Tomorrow?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13

The late Commodore Hollins was once
sailing with an American commodore, who
used often to insult his inferior officers, and
apologize to them atterward. After such an
insult had been offered to him Hollins was
callei to the cabin of the commodore, who
said: 81 am man OF a very passionate ma
ture and have treated you as l should not
have done, and now wish to apologize"
Hollins replied: II, too, am very passion
ate man, but / notice, commodore, that l
never get into a passion with my superior
officers: always with those beneath me-"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13

DIR Bogg, Scotch Presbyterian, leads the
crusade in Scotland against innovations in
public worship among which he classes in
strumental music, memorial windows,
changes of posture, the singing of hymns
and the Observance of Christmas. Ii the
Edinburgh Free Presbytery not long ago be
moved an overture TO the general assembly
forbidding these obnoxious practices. but
was defeated by vote of "a 10 10. One of
his disciples, Mr.. Balfour, wants to know
if there is any good evidence OF the Apostle
Paul having gone about with an American
organ"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
HOME.

Homes not merely four square wa Us,
Though with pictures hung and n ,ded;
Home L where affection calls,
Filled with shri1es the heart has BIO, lded.
Homei go watch the faithful dove
Sailing meath the heaven above us.
Home is where there's one to love:
Home is where there's one to love us.
Homes not merely roof and room
Ii needs something 10 endear it:
Home is where the heart can bloom.
Where there's some kind lip to cheer IL.
What is home with none to meet:
None 10 welcome, none to greet us?
Home is sweet-and only sweet
When there's one we love to meet us.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
LUCK AND ILL-LUCK.
BY W. W. STORY.

Luck's the giddiest of all creatures,
Nor likes in one place long to stay:
She SmoothS the HAIR back from your features
Kisses You auckland runs away!
Dame lll-luck's in no such furry
Nor quick her close embrace she quits;
She says she's in no kind OF hurry,
And sits upon you bed-and knitsl
From the German of Heine
Brevoort House, JanuaryS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13

lafayette Dispa ca: Farmers in Benton
county are said 10 be discouraged at the out
Look, and Those who are in debt, seeing no
way out. are likely to give up their farms to
the former owners.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
THE INDIANAPOLIS
SENTINEL.

The sentinel is the Commercial, F1nancfal
and Industrial Paper of the State, and at
least the equal IN point of editorial, litera-
ry and news merit of any OF its rivals. It wiz
be the best Weekly we can make, and In
every sense the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13

Mitchell Times: Or eahs rs excited over
the pro .pect of turnpike from Paoi to
Mitchell. which is bound 10 come through
that burg.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
Paper Of the People.

1t viii advocate justice and fair living oppor-
tnnities for industry and labor.
That there be no more class legislation.
A reduction of the present ruiHous rate of in
terest.
An immediate and unconditional repeal Of
the resumption law.
The reconciliation of silver.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the required volume
10 meet the legitimate demands of business.
withdrawal of national bank notes-green-
backs and silver TO be made a legal tender i'm
payment of all debts, public and private, with
out limit.
The bondholder to be aid no more than the
contract and to share equally the burdens of
government with industry and labor.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13

Danbury News: A Washington woman has
applied to be appointed constable, despair
ing of taking q man in any other way.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-02-13
THE SENTINEL

Is especially devoted to the Interest of the in
dustrial classes, and every readIn and think
ing man In the state, who can AFFORD to take
newspaper, without regard to party politics,
ought to subscribe for at least one Of its edi-
tons
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

sales. Another noteworthy feature of the week was
the decline Of L per cent in the price OF Central
and Hudson. THIS was entirely duo to continued
sales of real stock IN the face the best OF
points relative TO the company's immense busi.
ness aud large increase Of earnings.
Turning 70 the speculative list, or TO the stocks
under clique control, we find that the siinctuatiols
have been small as to be unworth Ot ie;orL
Yet there have been sufficient doubts aud diverstess
of opinion in regard to the Enropcln complications
and the result OF the silver legislation at
Washington to have made frequent and wide iuc-
tuatOns if ther of those subjects wero any longer
factor IN the existing speculation. Lake Shore has
huctuated just per cent during the week; Michi-
gan Central, p; St. Panl. preferred, III; North
west, 3 preferred, 1; Rock Island 7s Wabash, 1,
and Ohio and Mississippi. Il. All Of the stocks last
named, excepting st. Paul and st. Paul preferred,
close the week ut a fractional decline. The fictitious
character of such a market is fully established
By tha now-admitted fact that the railroads are
doing business on basis Of less than
20 cents per 100 pounds from Chicago 10
New-York-or less than actual cost--while the rul-
ng orices of stocks were established in antcipa-
ton of a 40-cents rate from November to May. If
such condition of affairs ends in any other way
than IN final collapse, involving both Spectators
and money LENDERS. it will be the first exception
to n universal rule.
The coal stocks during the week were irregular.
Delaware and Hudson alone shows final gain of ls
per cent. This stock has been well supported, in
anticipation Of favorable report. This to-day
makes its appearance in the shape Of an abstract
from the report prepared for the Pennsylvania State
Auditor" We postpone extended comment until
we are IN possession Of fuller information, but
mark that the statement admits loss Oh the busi-
ness of the year ended December 81, 1877, OF
S1,147 ,332 against profit claimed for the year
1876 of T30s, ,020; difference against the company,
81 ,4Jj, 1853. We also note that the funded debt is
increased 81, ,s9l.500; the floating debt now
Sl703, 100 is decreased 81 10G 700; total increase
Of debt, $7S7,79i. I he supplies on hand are de-
creased $229, 7j1. The cash on hand December 81,
1877. WAS $300,776 less than December 81,
1876, and the accounts and bills receivable were
@lG0352 less. Another feature Of the report Is
that while there payable in .Ianuary, 1875 for
interest and December bills ~ ,20I 1873. exclusive
of back dividends interest sums due o posliors and
notes payable there hand, December
81, only SOB S0S m cash.
The following is the company report Of the busi-
ness for the year ended December 81. 1877:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

Accompanying the foregoing reports, Mr. Dickson.
president of the company, Issues a brief statement
in explanation of the present condition ot the COM
pa2y and OF his aEtlcipalOnS FOL the future, from
which We quote:
The finances of the company arc in sound state.
Looking to the possibility OF continued depression
the business O1w happily ayertedl arrangements were
made prOv ding iOr all money needed unt1 1850.
In his report for the previous year he used tho
following language:
The finances of the company are IN sound condition.
and the attacks that have bcen made upon It's
credit are wholly unwarrantcd. Tue managers
caa only express their regret II any StOchEOldeis
nave sacrificed their property under the Influence OF APP
prehens!on caused by adverse rnIOrS, which
trcly without foundation III fact.
Delaware, Lackawauna and Western has fluctu-
atrd between I7l2 and 46l2. closing at II. But
Morris and Essex has dropped from 72li to 673s on
sales Of investors stock. The closing price
Gsli. Central OF New-Iefsey fell from 170s TO -.
rallying again 10 Ii. OF the miscellaneous stocks.
Western Union has been fairly active between tho
figures OF 763 and 7J closing at 76li against 76as
"a week ago. Pacific Mail fell from 2Sl2 10 - Z,
and ends n %, and express stocks Were steady.
u az
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
SHIP NEnS.
FORT OF NEw.YORK

FORT OF NEwYORK ............. .MAR~i !
CLEARED
steamship Acapncc capp AsPmwail Pacific Man Ste va
sieS@snp city Of Austin Chester Ternandina and Por
fSyi Snp i.cibc BE- rose Tryre France BOYD HIctGa
Barg Naped (Aust, Mattes'ich Ccrs or l"'no"th Tor
O'er ort vIdafnc Nor Ms,heecn CORK orders Punch
Bars Boro Cswed) Rerrqus; Core Town Atrra Funch
sSrS Fssdig (NOrl Bcry Bergen, NorwsT Z Tohes Co.
Barr F!oSr tNor Mcileisc1' Sia'anger Norway "''A
Bark Athena Ger Eelmcr. GERMANY rheod' re
BARK william H. Collins, Alicante. spain, Miller 4
BARK Jose D Bueno Jago and Guantanamo Cuba
FAX cSi'tSeong (Br) YcDoueal Lookpo y = g. ".
BHP Sea White rbombs Adelaide ana sydncy MAILER
ARRIVED.
oseeSsfog 26;h wit mdst aid pas tc f. j. co.l,s FEB
% lat ~ -, lon 5S so passed AZ lnnan steamship bound
Steamship California (Grl ovenstone ea.go7 Fce iG.
westerly winds The entire pasSaee eo 2t a. AZ os I3
passed Red Star steamship Bound T. 28th. lat.
passed = tate Line steaHshii JogH. L.
80, ne Bar 23d with mdse aud pass 10 Bog-r Nor
Slip Hope Curtis Iiver2ool 80 day.. win sat to order;
vessel to T.. T. Buck & ca. He'd fine "ysi.eF. a., H.. .,
china ciev 10 oIarf yesse, to- Fuucb fdyr q -"
wiz ES CON 9T ~ Hsi iS ~ e1Ss Sgls' ,t, % TO- G Bic
rTsip John Barbour qi;l Bakcr ir9n Iiayf Which ar,
rived te5 20 end anchored in GraTead Bay car p TO HE
WIND-Sunset-At sandy HOOK moderate, :. T.; dear.
Al Cily Island, hgbt y; C.eat.
FOREIGN PORT
FIONu1y March l.Sael S7h Mt. Esp land Gustav ar1
Oscar. both for NevYOrs Oti lst inst Meicao, capt
BcftEstan
AIrv,d Jan. 2S r. ". WOOD at Agoa Bay: 23d IT. kaSc
Rock az GibTalteT 2jth nit Chatham, on BeaChf Nead h
Zea 2eh ut boylc. Nu,yO Monde, John G.. Snn.
Proserpina Laura. Capt Hartsad esth ul Lydia capt
Nielsen Carmel Capt GcTudscn. Geo. Bootr, GIoua, on
ward capt Adams Ida, capt. Norm. Verify Cime.la y.
Palmer puishCfg Concord, Choice dcfea, Alnci "a.
Capt Gen: lst inst, Siran STAR ". H. haiGness hde
Sanction. Heyer-nain, Loved
MOVEMENTS OF ocEAx STEAMSHIPS.
Org}N-rOWS March The White star steamship
Adrgiic. Cspt Jennings sHed from here a II ID d" DAY
fOr New. York.
Tie National Iine steamship England, Capt Thompson.
from Feb 10 arrived here Yesterday AZ - IA
RIisTYl II .Ich Tine s.c@Lsip NiuGGlGra Capt Gl0n,
from New York Feb. 70 arrived ere today.
For Other stag AscS run Pai@.i
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
)FJICIAL REPORT y. \. DiNING NyOCh EX-
CH4NGE SALES. NARCH l. ISIS.
srcoNr n1ARD--I O'CLOCK p. u
THIRD BoARp-2:3O =. NJ.
FRIpAY. March II. "


The week ending to-day has been as unproliGc in
changes in the speculative list. the Stock. Ex-
change, rs any Of ITS immediate predecessors. But
among tho investment stocks there has occurred a
significant decline in prices Chicago and Alton
preferred is down. ; Chicag8 Burlington and
Quincy. 1885, Fort Wayne, aud Cleveland and ritts'
bnrg 3li each: G. G. G.. and Indianapolis 4i2,
and Chicago aud Alton, Ga per cent. And
these net reductions from last Fridays prices
include partial recovery from the lowest prices of
the week. Primarily the cause of the fall i'll the
prices noted was tho sale Of "long" stock the par
tial reaction was due to the realizing Of profits by
"bears.Y who followed in the wake Of the "loDg y
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIvERPooLI seG"se,p rate \; T.;
sG chdrcn c. 4 Durye. II W. Dufye, y HcH elen ~ j.
ICES John Lees, J. O. Mead c. a MontsoineTS ~, y
70, Murray "A. Il smith, Nm. scott J. Ne'I: " "
Rriwn los B,csel BoOG Pcdis " Nescy Mr. ana MIS- Z
Iowre aud daughter. -,
tpON 1IVERpOOI-In steamship Bat!nG-j. Franz
, Gslc,yo,d T. Jones A. Ktcwe. j. Koch, y mes a.
Ion@u Me ana Mrs J. y. Low cih, T. T. M%i"i, ~ j."
WoT,V Mr and Mrs H. Z Aorcy. r. McGrath J. t. tU', {,
J. SIinson G. {. stOckOrGge Mr. and MIS-. josh Nit'' =
Nfat
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Gin propcrln O. fti.

4 STORE, BASENENl I and LOFTS 10 let
n G"oj lsht suitable for sr';auidnt No - spruce ~
4 HOUSE to LET.
cheap rent sS5n: iu mo order; ai Improvement; ~
roaus No - East 81 81; ht rlgiorh"Ju AilD GO -
rs i-SthHi
s. JR RENT-In stores Is en- and II Pearl
~. between IrItYu st1 bin TWO FLt'h.. r"f
.-xi97 feet Hcsrabc (.F ia.ti,s wishing =" ave it'l
each n'oG ir0m street l's's,.on !ii% i" MAY "
desired AppA {" "i'- g.. SAi -
40 LET-Four-stofy brown stone front
house 80 1jo Lr'i. t'9a ~ -, p .1i' -. "n'in
i-h.d price u.o''Taie. ~. y t'.'H>' '-' hr'' '"''
rs'O LET or LEASE.-ih" Np1c'on< and Gle
cau' apartment lf .f- .pN rii-Hl - iA. @"'t ~
tulr.a o.' u t'e Par. HtIs Bu.inr, possession My J.
Ils.s..' f..' i'ur.
'EO LET-A suite of fnc. hrhf office on
---pr. .n. - ~ Wall - App} . ipllN Nt'fiN y.
~ W.u-t.. or r ROBINSON WNENlN rs co, 'V'
rIoIGFay.
tTO LET-Thc sparinus tony story end bnsc-
mont lpldiry Nn' - Wnvcrlv pl,c, WITH 'ro'fagc -
~ f.,tol av-,-parc and extending 'tck 1000 Get on
si,saik banding well a3pted Tor 1uv nu-u rrqriiilC
fnowv ul dig' well ish'ct A"py % HORACE IS. Ei.i'
80 DO riEu--t.
WE WISH TO MEET OWNER OF we'll
W n,rri-ird housr willing ~ rirA" arr,nffwtu'- hT
a!ru couiluan tu kr+p h'ur' Nt 'uHiihnir our
share Np,u-". plg fI-t class i'- lrrdaIiJ Q" NAN
hND WIFE. Tribune pmc'
.,NOkN ClllMNEYS CURED with III LIS
- FATENT CAST tgoN GAINhNi/Fn NLHTiiAF'lt
N.fTtni.! send flf cfti.If. state r.ghf- ioi sale .
uULI. GElPi'IN & co. 80 slave. y
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
RECORDED LEASES.

Alderman. John T. t0 NichOlas Heyne, No 80 3D.
9Vc wears, annual REM of .......-
DuHharr David II, executor to CIthal1nf UnCkTich
No 3G2 hiave years at annual r'ut OF ..-..-.....
Cioliscin. Phllip l.. 10 John NIcdrIste No l,J3l
;d.aVc . years, at annual rent Of.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
PASSENGERS S4ILED.

C,ner charles r. Gomez d. Tcuncy, wo dauehcra James
Tag,n UoiTance wife child and EuTso apt a. ~ nm
eroft chil.rCu ni r II. Gcl. y
Spiikcn J. II. Ro.enkr3Is : Hughan MIA NJ =. I|'l
Mr, H. 1a-s,lnan . dalgh and son. t"r ''nt!% "i
south Amerca-r Robinson. A. II. Ihlrp anu WIc H. a
Calteron g. Boynr. D. F1ier. T. llIii; MIS- ;,A' ~
Mis- j. AnsnMe.,ni, Wur ter. W. u collins H.
more " wifs ami chid y. MArii9, & NED stewart r. hhE
paNn, ]. u. r0r.A aDG VIE.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Total shares sold for tho week.
- s-=~
4bS. seller co days.

45ds seller GO days. .
The stock market to-day opened tame, and gene
rally at fraction below the closing prices OF yestcr.
day. But it was not long before the machinery was
set in motion TO produce favorable impression con:
cerning the anticipated effects of the ina!
massage of the Silver Bill A purely artificial
excitement was created. and prices were
quickly advanced from Il to lss per cent. Yet the
total transactions aggregate only $1,000 shares
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
rEO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tuk Old ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hrtN
NEW.YoRK AND PiiLADELPHiA
rourteen Through Trans each way daily three DeputS
Philadelphia. two IN New YORK.

Fourteen Through Trains each daily three DepotS In
Philadelphia. two IN New YORK
Double Track the Improved Equipment and The Fastest
1Iino consistent with absolute slitty.
On and after November ~ 1871
Express Trains lNcs York VIA Dtsjr0s,cs 0nh COft
landt NiIrcs Ferries ~ plsw.: 800, = 90 80,
7.3U S2, % 81; limit d. M. 4, ., d, C3O !, e'1o
and ~. sunday, y. u. 6.J' I, $50 ana u r. ~
BOaa OF LrOokiyD Annex" connect WIN a thioutii
jersey Cty, sOhns speedy and direct transfer ioT
Brooklyn travel.
Returning leave Philadelphia 800 33o, ,, =
$50 aud i a. ~ (lnited Ixpess l3J nj g - 0:5O. Z.
1888 ~, aud ~ mdight ON SUNDAY 3:@o SSo L. o.
= !. $3.50 y and i2 midnight
Ticket Offices so and D!4 broadway NO nsot HOUSE
Of DesbTss"s aud Cort.andt ats; 40 toa. ST.
and brooklyn Annex Depot f1ot OF Fulton st. bro1kyn
x0s, ia is aud Uu,son HobokeD; Depot jersey
,Siy EmisT .nf ucket 0alee No. s battery place:
IN AK ',IIo, ,iSON L. 7. FARMER,
ueneral Manager 0en'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

Rarncs. Theodore and wife, 70 JsatT7 Dukley o,
ana N OdOrr " Darnts executors .:---: IoVV"
BclreDs Itacbael. 10 Simon Name and B"r;hnd
Re nau oinon 10 Max I,an,iger and Julus Lip
GTnn, Mary 10 Charles q Hayrls and Joseph
rav1, Len ma .xrcr,rtx f., James u...... 2oOGo
Iay Ii,o,as tn Tanrs r F,sfor ...... 1850
linton p,n,c yirq Iustpttp 10 EmeIme ,.iebos 5UUO
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORk. Friday. March l. 1878
The following sales were held at the Ey


The following sales were held at the
change Sa'csrOOm to-day:
M RichdTi E. H~rns"
4stoIy BRICK tenement house and store. front md g.
story BRICK dwelling mouse. rear. VIII Oi. West
2't'i-St, 215 II { !OlhaVc lot 25NSS9; John +
IOgtc. ......
Story luick bul nc With No IG9 East :}Sd ST ns
80 Il idOve. 80 20X9-. u Vim johnson ....-... Z,
factory nui.dlns. rear. with piu Uf land. Nos i53
and ioJ ,fh ave 2i9 Il III 81, plot AK 2i3X
2bN434viOoNf9i Jas Thomson ----....--- 3G,
4-st'ry and bas -iutlt brown stone house with lot,
No p Eas tHtust =. 10 ~ " 1ihave, lot Cox
1909; Eqn aoie Life lrs 60 ........... ...... %.
IN HtHGHS d D1ries.
6stOfy bk building viii plot OF land. No 81 B0very.
nccOr B2yard->t. lot 24llXG7. 1X2i10XGi.s ltobt
thitN---
jstory hrick buildings with lot, No 216 Hester
slzl Il rCcutcrst. lot 2jX13X2@.6x7j; II l. Olt- .
SSfory hi and frame house. trnnl. 5.story bk
tenement house. with lot. No lS6 IIc-tC-st,s
\. 20 T. " MubCIyst. lot 2llOXl O0x2JxlOO; ii
M sen & Ncgrr.
hSto'Y Nrck tenement house with iOt N 632 10Th
ave, cor 45thst, LOT 25.lN7j. AnB Bussing 49,
By JrS 81. Blilcr
story frame dwelling houses with lot. No 2i5 West
G6ths!. :. l2j # . Sth-avo, lot 2jxlDO5 East
yerfvngs Bank ...........-. ............... D..
lots on l3ilsi, NV cor Liic olL-ave each 2;xlOO;
WIN Il Fry .......... c.
EV O.. j. lam.
2.Siory iTick dwelling ho ls aud story lrlck sts
bic wiki two lois Nos 81 1ui p Fast 2jth-st,
:. 22j 70 " 2i.aye each 1T 4oXHoe; Dani Slaw-
Bg Grrrrd i,f's.
l 4-SioIy hk stable With lo. N04I Watts II 2cG II
eiiuds'n-st lot 2l4Xi5x@1XllN1o; John Peter.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
Gouscs ano Sarms Wauis0.

VNANTED-A good three story and high base
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Brollyu must have al uprovein' ni, Address r.
I3ox ~. Tribune Olicc rent net 10 exceed 5000.
WANTED TO IiIRE-A house for u small
w family and responsible tenant. IN good ncghbOrhooi
lorstoD from iOist up 10 1Oth and between Broadway
Sdaye immediate possession drs red rnt not 10 exceed
a. 900 ne annum. Address +. .. Box 42Jb.
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