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the Ministries relative to the Austro- Hungarian
compromise. There seems to be some doubt
whether the Parliaments win ratily the compro-
mise, but the balance OF opinion is that they viii.
COUNT ANDRAssY WANTS THE MONEY.
The compromise win be submitted to Parliament
for ratification next week. Count Andrassy at
the Cabinet council, said the realization OF the
vote OF credit was urgently required to give power
for speedily concentrating troops on the Transyl-
vanian and Bosnian frontiers
BILL FOR 1T.
Vienna Saturday evening papers say It is posi-
lively stated in Parliamentary circles that the
government will shortly introduce q bill relative
to the means OF covering the credit OF CO. 0o0 600
norins 1884, 0OO,oo0).
A FAMINE IN EASTERN RUSSIA.
report Is current In Vienna that q famine pre-
walls In Eastern Russia.
ITALY's POSITION DEFINED
Count Corti, Minister OF Foreign Affairs replying
to an Interpolation in the Italian Senate on Satur
day, said news received during the past two days
encouraged hopes or the maintenance OF peace
the government were not chargeable with Excess
stve timidity but Italy had need to be constantly
agitatlng In order to maintain her position as o
Great Power The government would not fail 10
protect the interests OF The country while MAIN
tanning scrupulous impartiality.
The Senate unanimously passed q vote OF con.
1dence.
UON0Rs TO AN Ex-BLoCKADE RUNNER
Hobart Pacha dined with the Queen Mt Windsor
Castle on Saturday.
WHO WILL BE wOUNDEDy
The British government has ordered million
pounds weight OF lint and other appliances Tor
wounded
RECEPTION OF THE GRAND DUKE
The Grand Duke Nicholas, whose arrival ut st.
Petersburg was announced yesterday, was en-,
Enthusiastically received.
OUR FLAG ABROAD.
The United States man-oEwar vandaa has LETT
La Valetta, Malta, for Smyrna to relieve the
Marion.
GENERAL GRANT AT TURIN.
General Grant has arrived In Turin.
FATHER CURCI's POSITION
The Paris Union publishes a rctractation by
Father Curci In which he declares that he entirely
adheres to all the teachings OF the Church respect
ing the temporal power Of the Pope
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

GENERAL DRUM ORDERED TO DUTY IN THE
WAR DEPARTMENT..
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May s, 1873
Assistant Adjutant General Drum has arrived In
Washington and viii bo assigned to duty In tho War
Department This assignment Is preliminary, II Is saia
his eventual promotion to tho position OF Adjutan
General upon Tho retirement OF General Townsend.
who, IL Is expected, will Evail himself OF tho
privilege accruing from his nearly forty years Of
service.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrrIcg or TIM CnKr SIGNAL ofrickR,
WASHING roS, May 6--l A. a.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrrIcg or THx CIiKr SIGNAL oFricER,
WASHINGTON, May 6--i A. ~
Indications
For Monday In tho Middle and South Atlantic
states, the Gull States ana Tennessee tho Ohio
Valley. tho Upper Missssippi and Lower Missouri
valleys ststiorary followed oy falling barometer.
warmer south ana winds. cicar partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional local rains In tho
Northwest and Southwest
For the iako region, New York and Now England,
rising and stationary barometer cold northwest 10
warmer scuthcriy winus, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains.
Tho rivers will ia except rising in the Middle
states and Now England.
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT RATES.

ar. Louis. No., May s, 1873
A meeting OF representatives OF tho Ohio and Mis-
sissrp,, vandalia Chicago, Alton, Wabash aad In
dianapolis aud 81 Louis railroads was hold hsro on
Saturday to consider how best to protect their inter
against tho cutting OF rates by the Chicago roads
10 the East. Tho result tho estabIlsh,nen M
OF tarin, to into effect ON
Monday, May D, as follows:--On graip ana
articles cassed with grain, ~ ccnts Ter 100 10 Nsw
YORK. which Is Il reduction OF cents--intermtu ate
to nave corresponding reduction, On fourth class
freight reduced from IS 10 cents 10 New
York, ~ cents to Philadelphia, 20 to Baltimore ana
)3 10 all New England points.
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WHY FOWLER WAS SHOT.

street and Forysecond street railroad returned to
his residence at No. 40l West Forty oary
yesterday morning aud found Henry Fowler, OF No
400 West Sixty-arst street, conductor Oh
the Belt line, In tho house with his wife.
Ho drew . revolver and fired at him and
thon proceeded TO beat him the head
with tho butt OF the weapon The report OF tho psto
attracted the attcnon OF officer Of tho twentieth
precinct, who arrested johnson ana took him the
station house, when Fowler. who was wounded
slightly IN tho lobe OF tho ear refused 10 proicr
charge against him.
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MINNEAPOLIS, May 8, 1878.
Tho scene OF tho runs Of the destroyed mills
was visited to-day by thousands of persons
Special trains wcro from 81. Pau, aud
crowds camo In carriages from ali tho acja.
cont points Tho piios OF ccbris wore black
with tho curious and relic huutors from morning
until night. Tho work OF searching goes on, tho only
result boug tho discovery, about ninc O'Clock a.
VI OF body In The canal, not much disns cd aud
easily Identified as that OF Patrick Judge. Tho
mutilatcd remains yesterday supposed DO arc,
consequently, those Of some other victim.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

General William W. Belknap, OF Iowa. Ia at the
buckingham Ex-Governor Thomas Talbot, Of Massa-
chusstia u at tho Filth Avenue Ex-Congrcssman
Job Il. Stevenson, OF Ohio, 10 nj the Gssy. Pay.
mastcr Groom Clay Smith, OF tho United States Marine
Coris, Is a. the Sturtevant. William G. Fargo, Of
Buffalo, 10 NJ tho Aston. General l.. y. Billiard, Of
Saratoga, at tho Grand Central. James Rsdpash, e
Boston, 10 NJ the Brcvoort.
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QUEBEC'S DEFENCEs.

HEAVY CANNON FOR THE CITADEL LANDED ON
suSDAY-FonTiFyiNa CRANE ISLAND.
QusnKc, May 8, 1874
Two heavy Palliscr rincd cannon, presented by tho
inventor. Sir W. Pascr, 10 tho Dominion OF Canada
werc landed from tho steamer to-day, and will be
pinccd IL the citadel
The military authorities contemplate erecting bat
terry ON Crane Island to command tho river up.
breaches there above the Traverse
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DISAPPEARANCE OF J. M. BINCKLEY.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, May 6. 1873.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS.,, May 8, 1873.
Friends Of General John N. Buckley arc greatly
alarmed his disappearance from tho city ycster-
day morning. In hs wcro found several letters
addressed 70 Dr. 5tcarns Mayor Black and others in
this city, the tenor Of which Is that he intended 10
Kill himself lie has VI late been breeding great
al domestic oubles and Is undoubtedly insanc
Diigcnt search has been mado Tor him, but so far
without avail
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FALL RIVER MILLS.

FALL RIVER. Mass, May s, 1873
During tho past weck attachments have Issued. o.
the instance Of banks individual crsdtor against
the Border CITY Mills To the aggregate Of $27300:
the sycamore Mnls, 100000; the Union Mills.
$685., 500; the estate Of Nathan Durfec, $500 boo:
oi Gcorgs T. Hathaway, $4,000; OF n. Is DurIce
$2400J; tho Massasot Stoun MIL STA, zoo; ami
against various directors OF the Border CITY aud Union
Mills, $53. 000 making u grand total OF 81 az 5Ov
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MAYHEM.

man. who ID known William Koys. last cvon-
ing entered tho lager beer saloon OF Horny Aelzgcr
mt No. go East Ssvcnty-anh street, and began to
abuse tho proprietor Fritz Buhicr, the bartender,
was ordered 10 pus him out Key refused leave the
place and light followed, during which no bit Bun.
ers noso on. Ho then lott the saloon, and up ~ Q
late hour last night tho police were unable " lpd
han,
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PRovIDsScs, II. l., May 9, 1873
stephen Paine, jowcIcr, en- Westminster street, 70.
ports that his show window was Vb,cd some limo
Saturday afternoon OF diamonds valued at about
$1,000. rho mode oil tho operation mystcry.
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D'NAI BIRTH.

Nkw ORLEANS, May O, 1878
Tho Convention OF the District Grand Lodge OF tho
Independent Order OF Bnal Birth met today Old
Fellows Hail. About one hundred and scventy-nv
delegates aud grand officers present IRON tho
States OF Alabama, Arkansas, Flvrida, Louisiana,
Mississippi. Tennessee aud Texas They Will continue
10 session TOUR days
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MAKING HIMSELF AT HOME.

At ten O'Clock last night ofncor Harnoy was called
TO the house OF r. l. Richardson, No. 255 Washington
street, Jerssy CITY, 10 arrest . man named JaEos
Scanian, VINO had forced entrance into Mr..
Richardson's house tho ploa that no was
looking Tor . friend When no vas ordered
to leave Ue rsusod, and Threatened the proprietor.
Whom Ofhcer Harvey arrived Scanion became very
bosterous, ana declared that he would submit
arrest he struck the Officer but brought
70 tcrma Ho Was locked up IN tho Firss precinct
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TEMPERANCE hEvIvAL.

BALTIMORE, May 8, 1873.
Tho temperance revival In this city and various
portions OF tho state under tho active agency OF tho
State Temperance Alialcc aud other Organizations,
continues unabatcd Mr. Neal Dow, OF Name. ad.
dressed a large audience nj noy's Temperance Iaber-
pacie tonight, and large number signed the pledge
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DISAPPEARANCE OF THOMAS L. LADD.
Tacoma, ". IL. May b, 1878.

Tacoma, N. H., May b, 1878.
There Is no clcw to tho whereabouts OF Thomas y.
Ladd HIS reported confession OF inccn darism be-
iorc his disappearance proves TO DO unfoundcd I'm.
fortunate real estate speculatons led TO his financial
embarrassment. The belief that no has committed
suicide is gaining.
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QUIET IN MONTREAL.


IB7 TELEGKApH TO TIE HEKALDaJ
MoSTRgAL, May 8, 1878.
The funeral Of John Colligan. winch has been
Inc lttIc uncasiucss Tor week pat place
day in the mist OF violent rain, and attended
By near ton thousand Catholics, President NcEvcnuo
being The head of the Lodge OF Union Men. A very
large number attended IRON Ottawa, Carlton and
elsewhere, and every hing passed oil peacefully At
d Iato hour casualties had occurred, tho pro-
venting crowds from collecting.
I'LL, wounded last night, Is recovering
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HEAVY RAIN STORM.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, May s, 1873
heavy rain storm has prevailed hero since nnc
O'Clock last night extending far north Montreal
The nigh water at Fort Ann Will prevent boits from
passing tor QUO or two days.
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THr Weather YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty.four hours IN CON-
parIson win tho corresponding dato Of last year,
ind,cptcd by the thermometer at Huinul's pharmacy
tiersd Buiidinel, No. us broadway
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HAGRRsrowS, Nd. May 6, 1878.
Mary Pierce, colorcd. was shot in tho head this
evening by her husband, John Pierce, who then At
tempted TO shoot himself, but only inflicted scalp
wound Tho woman viii probably die. The man Is
In jail.
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FAREWELL CATHEDRAL SERVICES.

PRoviDEScE, X l., May 6, 1873
Services wcro hela In the Catholic Cathedral, on
High street. Tor the last time to-day, and Bshop Her.
drck son gave them Tho character OF farewell exsr.
cisoa The edncc, Duiit iorty years ago. Ia 10 do.
mol,shed and u splendid now cathedral erected on us
alta
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LUNATIC IDEN TILTED.

rouanKEtrsig, N. r., May o. 1878
Tho insane man In jail hero has been Identified NJ
John Larry, former empIoyo In IA Now York bonded
warehouse. Ito had becn missing Tor a week. H,s
brother has arrived ana taken him 10 tho Hudson
River State Hospital lie became dcranged Lccause
ne was discharged
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DIED FROM INJURIES.

nupsos, N. Y, May @. 1878
Leonard c. winsow, VINO was knocked from a train
on tho Hudson River Ranroad at this CITY on Friday
night, died from MIS- mi iries tins morning.
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QUEBEC LEGISLATURE.

QuKDEc. Mag Q, 1873
The Provincial Legislature has been srmnoncd for
tho despatch OF business Tor Juno L.
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BOLLINGER-
Dry. extra quality;
tho fayorits Dry" Wine Of 0reat Britain.
GLASS BALL SHOUTING

Tho match recently shot at the Rink Geld Badge.
whioh resulted In TO between Mcs Outwser, Duaro
T. C. Murphy w. c. Murphy and NJ. Yout 4. Will be
cded to-day surer Harlem River PARK 10th and
"a Az from single traps 70 balls each Shooting 10 com
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HAVE you TRIED THE PERFECTION BLEND
OF Mocha Asp JAVA CosyKK Ia glass Jarsf

HAVE YOU TRIED THE PEkfkCflON blend
Of Mocha AsD JAVA cosyKg Ia glass janf
MENsMAN's PEPloSiZED BEEF TONIC Is THE
only preparation Of beef containing Us entire nutritious
properties IL inv.uahs In all enfeebed conditions.
whether tho result OF exhaustion. prosrston
ovsrwovk acute disease and 10 form Of debility
particularly ~ resulting from pulmonary comp sints; - 10
friendly aud hslpiu 10 the most delicate stomach CAS-
Building and 9th 5yth
NEITHER DRuGGED, LiQuoRED OR wa
tered DIR UapERLLs PuRK wIsKs from tho Creton Poins
Vineyards
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP fUR CASH
Ar THE METROPOLITAN
jon PRINIINd OFFICE.
~ ANN Ut.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING 40 LET SUITABLE FOR LAW,
BANKING ISsUHANcH On ANY LIGnr BUsfNt 81
PURPOSES APPLY IN THE COUNTING koox or
1nE HERALD.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK pERrEcrISa PRESSES.
capable Of printing is.VQ copies per hour
oil ehtpags paper either six eight columna
ALSO ALL THE srhREOTyPE MACHINERY ne.
LONGING TiiEkfrO
PRICE,, $1,000
Address J. q. BENNETT.
New Yors herald.
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EVHOPE.
A orN1LEMAN. niolLr EDuCAIkD IN LifBKA
Allure. music and ART. spcak,n. hnslish teaeh Ger
man, spanish, who has travelled excessively in Europe
possessing the knosledgs and accomplishments OF rx
pecnc travelling oilers hts such.
tutor governor secretary to ladies gentlemen
who through Enrope "a. highest rcicr
given Please address BON VOYAGE. Herald Office
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A Nbw WEAK On UzONE SENT FKsr. ADDKES3
APrpicssor PAINE. Peabody Hotel. fhiisdsiphis
IN Tile MOTHERS SECRET.
b. tho authos OF 'cscrs ride Hate and Love-"
out % day Ia No. 55f OF the
PRESIDE COMPANION.
For sale by all newsica lers
MANS MISSION ON kAKIii-A THOROUGH MEDf.
M cal treatise indicating how connrmsd disabilities
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aud professional practice showing the actoo
that will insure restored manhood siity
aud conditions OF health that have impatsd b
overlaxei powers ststemcut of obstacles marriage
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A TENEMENT MOUSE SCENE
The Shocking Spectacle that met n Doctors
Eve In Upper First Avenue.

Joanna McIoughlin "A widow lived with
"V""n" "OAV"S"i'
her nephew in the fourth story OF u tenement
bouee nj 1 IO3 First avenue She has throe
ioohs' r"'ner ecah''V iurh'ohcu' ou' Nop' Nery
inotino ,be ra,bcr unnttractive atrce, with n
~ -. -. -, -, d, -
narrow o"'' "oou"h so"co bcruopou Nery
white. two chairs. and some religious pictures
wi ,"' ""ms, o"o na.unon e'' ,o,'n WIN
What scoheu 10 10 necessary ana ono
bedroom tucked awny in the dark and
srrviceablo for sloonino purnosea s,ric,lv
a..t s1. H ~. -, , w
anu ohy' All OF her hrlghoors IN inc mousse
say n good word for her. She worked hard and
took good caro of bar penbaw Tbonoa ,ybo
w." " ~ "op"'"' '"O""e' VIZ
was hot inclined TO WORK much' out who made
morning She wont om, %, ,own 70 Narwoil 20
1870, ~ O VI Nv" w N'' ""'" w
clean house which was about to DO occupied
by family in which she had long been en-
ploycd. and left Thomas to DO cooked for and
otherwise taken care OF by two other rola-
tives. Thomas and Mary Ann Mansfield. a
young married couple. who, having no home OF
two lights higher ON the roof On Wrdnrsday
morning early Mansfield called ut the dis
pcnsqry in Finy.ninth street. He wanted
see his cousin Thomas. who he, said was
shocking sight Mansneld and his wife we're
both drunk the man almost stupid. and Young
Me OuKnliu Inv tile cot In the living room.
where he Ind been too sick 10 rise without
change or care of any sort, ever since Mon
day afternoon.
lie WINS literally imhcdded I'm Nth uncon-
scious and sunk in what the doctor termed n
mutterinp lelirium" No information ns to
the cause of his condition was TO be- obtained
from Mansfield and his wife who could hardly
speak They vaguely suggested IN nj he drank
n glass of beer on Monday, and that that
nothing of the matter. Having no latn. md
failing 10 discover nny fever the doctor sent To
the dispensarv Tor chlorni and bromide Of
potassium. gave the patient a dose of il. and
ordered him To- the hospitnI
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Mr.. Elan Dem, La, from tho Committee
on Pacific Railroads reported bin repeating
section % @. the act Incorporating the Texas
Pacific Railroad Company; declaring forfeited
the rights. privileges and lands granted under
that section to thesN W Orleans Baton Rouge
and Nickhurg Railroad Company and rnanact-
Ing thai section ~ favor II ne New Orleans
Mr.. Hepke Dem Nh Introduced a lin to
aid the Maryland and Delaware ship Canal
States to The payment II interest on four mil
lions OF hYe PER cent. bonds, H"irrred
aa HS G"'e '1 p Eshan rom SnrsR
1868, to June, loge iy r,ason 4 their De-;
ihher III '' i,. ftiSl Sn" 19 ,h p s..n
tion OF the lryis, a Statutes which provides that
no claim for pension not lros, cuted 10 2 sue.
ccssiul issue within fyy yoas from the dato Of
hing III. same snail be- admitted without
record evidence from tue War or Navy Depart
ment; Increasing TO az l.r month the pen
both arms, 9th legs, or tlr sight Of both eyes (;
granting a PENSION II 81 .5oa month TO cycry
hip joint and making il uu.awlul for any attor-
ney or claim agent To- demand or receive for his
services ia pension case greater sum
The iouse went into Committee Of the Whole
on me Army AGrr"pE'gti'n BIZ. - a,.u.o s,..
Military Justi'1e"' Rcatsted~s8 to 90. bureau -
Mr.. Garfield Rrr, Ohio moved to amend 80
g. refor whether the, Bureau Of Military JUS
I ha 2yGc} tb 9r .b thS 9
W.; aTistocraqr IN ~ tendenIes.
NJ Bragg Dom. Wis said that he had not
were n" more gallant men in the world. But
the need Tor the army was So small that they
nad hOthlhg 70 do. and spent their time in idle
H. T4e femenlment vas relectcd.
torgenIzlns the Fay Department. ReIeNed-93
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for snIt nnN % g,t.

ITO LET-flats or floors-No rent this month, only
three lett out OF thirty Of those desirable fats
situated on broadway, between woolhine and Ivy sts
the cars pass the dU every six minutes. only p min
uies TO Roosevelt and Grand sts ferries take the East
New York cars they viii bring to the door. hot and
cold water washiuhs and taih combined water CLOSET
elevator ana Ntniator nour the windows curtaincd
the stars earctd, aui hAh oicoihed by the owner,
AMI gas Nture- in iact thing tnmAke comfortable
home, WILL he let tu small desirable families only the
low rent sa st sld per month ought To brng double
and rooms on floor. Will pay you TO take look
lhein remember ms Is city ami country combined guc.
transit after Tie middle NJ june, only 10 minutes wax
20 Manhattan Beach DEPOT Apply 10 the owner. .2u7
Broadway lngersoll place. BroOklyn ~ bail IN spel.
did condition.
OFFICES TO LET-ln second story sun building.
~ front aud rear, well lighted and steam heated. Ap
~ At sun Publication once. Nassau ami Frankfort
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The Custom House authorities are unable 10
ee'de what TO do with the clock presented 10y the c.
''hs OF Cork to Dame Loary the pedestrian The
' Is o. god and green lroule, standing pedestal
nr,nnd in' mate, with bronze wreath OF Ii,h fern
lilo .'iH A. N" tol isa bronze SPREAD eagle and ON
GIanr,' l,"r., usufr' u Raphael and Michael ANGLO
,n Inn 10 N 'ih u ten days ago He could make
'a'n,d IVI duty. IVA Al NiV' ana WAS meIe9Te de-
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Siiuaiions ddlunt,o.
Rtal & state.

RAHGAtN at Jersey Ciiy-IIandsome sstory and
- cellar house, with lot - rooms rent for sn month
lew minutes walk frum terry. Cost ~ p but can
be- bought Tor sisH easy terms good chance secure
home owner l. forced To sell, other places s,sp
tv 500, terms 20 suit any body send stamp Record
GIBSON
~ Montgomery It Jersey city
HOUSES sspp to saep. lots silo 10 SG,D MA.
i az III :, Atlantic av, near Miller Av., hast New
YORK l.
no BIIIDERs.-Rlrcks 90 lots Tor sale At s275.
on easy terms suitable for low cost dwellings nom
So upward which can be- readily Sold Apply g. X. A
Nul NJ. Engineer. Sc. 20 Exchange place
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pENNsYLvANIA RNILEoAD.
AND rNlTIb STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
ON AMI after May ~. 1878
Trains Leave New York. via DcsbrOsscs and COrtanit
st.. Ferries. follows.
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached o A NJ, q and go
y. VI duiN.
For wham-port Lock Haven. CORY and Erie. at %
T. NJ. councCung al CORY Tor fitusvlle. Pctrole um
Centre. and the OIL Regions willamsp0rt and Lock
Haven. - A VI.
Baluinore, washington and the South Limited wash.
ingtun Express Of Pullman farlor cars daily except
sunday. $50 4 NJ. arrive Washington 10 +. VI.
Regular a : - A NJ. l. ~, andv NJ. sunday u 81
and - I VI
ENpres. Tor philad,lpha. 80. - 20 O. % ~ Lin.
Itcd. II A VI I, Z. =. q. q 80 80. 80 ana - VI.
SUNDAY. 81 ana \ NJ. ., Is. $500. 49, 49, and 4.
NJ Emierant ant :, coud class. = VI
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trans At Jersey city. a'iOrdng speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
For trains 20 Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth AmloN. frmnrton Bclvierc aud
other points .ce local schedules AT all Ticket ON
Trains From Pittsburgh 80 10 80 4 NJ 1870 p
daily. luip A VI $500 4 VI. daily. except Monday
From Washington AMI Baltimore. 80. - ~ A NJ, 10.
3 10, 10 + VI. SuniHy. 81. .. ~ VI. From Pha.
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