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REAL ESTATE.

Barstow, Caleb executor, to Gilbert w Marshall No
423 broadway and No Is Rose-st, as succeeding
Bernheim, Ernestna. TO Ross Bernheim, 7th.st =,
233 IL W OF Aye-C,
Bernhcim, Ernestna, 10 Rosa Bernheim, No GA 5th.
Bishop Anna l. and husband 10 william Macfarland
9th 81, 8. 22S IL W Of 5th-4ve, 22xlOO.5.......
Bradley SALISBURY l. and v ife to Daniel ID Brink
erhof, Madisonaye, 8, 81 II n OF 77thst 20.2x
Collins Thomas r, to Ellen McCafrey. llthave, Us.
1888, II Of 52d-st, 25lixiOO. ..............
Conner. William G. late sheriff to Charles Ii Langdon
19tn:st. :, lG.sx9l. 1l.;......;;.c.;;,
Gale, Edward ID, referee to Henry II Odie, 20jth st.
es SedgwicA-ave, 2s,6iO square feet:
JOachimseD Pbthp ), referee, 10 Theodore Baliskie
Kennedy, Henry w. referee, 10 Richard Auehmuty
Boulevard. 5. 1861 II Of 9Jth st, J05xl35. -.
KENNEDY. Henry w. referee TO william Iladlock,
BoueAard :, l25 II Of 95th-st 43.6 Xxi 80 3i2..
llth-aye, " .. 75.3s II Of 52lst 20 hAl0O:
McInerney, John and wife, to william Jaducs. 77th
1T, Ds, 125 II OF M3dison-aye, 376xlO2.Z. also
7Sth-st, Il s, 1913 II e OF Madlson-ave 93.9x
Marncdel d, 10 william James and wife No As West
26th-s 1889 ...
Nenter James TO James Watson. 57thst, $, rs #
OF iothsve 2@Iooo i;cS;S.n Inn. 81:
1913 IT Of 3lstst, .;..:..
Ocdie Henry VI aud wife. Ia william $ hitabock. IN.
2Ojtb-st, near SedRwickaye, Zs64O square feet
Rogers, James and wife, 10 May Deering, undivided
half 18th ST. 50, 800 II OF 9tli-aye, 23IioO.....
Shampsiu Charles /, TO Lewis Stone, 29th-st, :.
10 II OF lst-ave. 2jX9s9.
Smith, Augustus, trustee, TO Uenrtette Wlmpfheimer,
j7th-st. II 1899 y Il e Of lstaye, l6srlOv.5
Stewart, George and wife, 30 George stewart " Jen
ersOn-ave, - 400 II II OF Locust-ave. West Farms,
Walker sarah Ann To Henry Leviness. SD st, s. 80
fteof 4th ave. 25XlOU.5
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peoposaIs

Custom House. NEw-YoRK,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, March II, 1875:
NOTICE.-Separate sealed proposals will be
y received at tins office until ~ o'clock noon OK
SATURDAY. the 10th instant, for making AMI fTnlsDl-
ny about 900 four hundred uniforms for officers
o this port and for the buttons ana other
required therefor in accordance win sgec
cations sample he application at the ONCE ~
The Collector Payments the Contractor viii DC made direct
from this Office.
Proposals should be addressed To the undersigned amt en-
Orsed respectively Proposals for Uniforms and FrOpos
ais Tor Buttons &c.
The II sht is reserved 10 reject any and all BIDS ~
G. A. ARTHUR r. Collector.
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BRITISH POETS Riverside Edition

WORDSWORTH. COLERIDGE AND KEATS; complete
vols 81 RMS, vol BYRON, vols. SHELLEY.
vols SCOTT, vols. IL - per vol
ORTHODOXY. with preludes Current Events. Br
Joseph COOK. limo ---.---.Sl %
BIOLOGY with PIeludes on Current Events. by 10.
seph Cook. With thTe' cOlo!ed Illustrations l2mo 90
Observation-Disclosures With Preludcs on current
Events. BY Joseph Cook. Emo. 90
HOME INTERIORS BY Z. G. Garnor. Illustrated
square i2mo 80
HOMES AND HOW 70 MAKE THEM. BY T.. e.
Gardner HAS rated New ana cheaper edition. 30
ILLUSTRATED HOMES. Describing Real Homes and
Peal Pe0ule BY r. c. Gardner. Illustrated. New
aud cheaper editlcn. %
TIE STORY OF MINE by Bret Hafte. Little
Classic style. lSmO 90
CHOICE AUTOBIOGRAPHY. Edited with Critical
aud Biographical Essays. by w. j. UOwells. Little
Classic style. Per yOlume %
Vols. J, q MEMOIRS OF The MARGRANGNE OF BAL.
s. LORD HERnBERr OF cnERBURY AND
THOMAS ELWOOD.
4. NITTOkIO ALfIEH
q. CARLO GOLDONI
{. EDWARD GIBBON.
ANGELO: Poem. By Stuart Sterne 1Gm0 ........sl 90
THE BRIDE OF THE RHINE. Two Hundred Miles
Musei ROwboat. by George =. Waring Jr
Fully illustrated %
- For sale by all booksellers sent, free Of expense
cept Of price. by the publishers,
HOUGHTON, OSGOOD & CO., Boston.
NewYork Office No 10 Astor place.
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Mem pnhlieatlous
HOUGIITON, OSGOOD q CO.,
L Il Publish tins day:

JONES On MORTGAGES a TREATISE on THE LAW
OF MORTGAGES OF REAL PROPERTY. ny le"hafi
Jones' the Boston Bar. volsr svo, Ia" sheep slJ'
This important work mortgages presents e common 1"
of the subject and notifications OF mat law maze ~
statutory enacments and judicial decisions III way 10
avoid Of statement and 50 as 10 enable one 10
lain as easily possible the law part m The stCt "r
Union. 1t IL confidently anticipated tat ihs
work will adequate and exhaustive III It's lnI oraht
branch of law.
MASSACHUSETTS REPORTS Vol 122. svo, 81 80.
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Citp ileaI estate for Sale.

Gitn ilsaI estate for Sale.
TT A GREAT BARGAIN, 5th-aye., corner,
n FOR SALE 2jN7Oxl 90. above 3iths; Aso, two four
story houses 3d st. close to Ohave N65NlpO
also, corner Broadway ant 37th-s ST.. l06xi3j
NOR SALE-HOUSE, 81 E.37TH-ST., MUIR
i raw Hill. Can be nom 10 TO II. THOs BIGNEY
FOR SALE-Thrce-stor BROWN-STONE
L DWELLING near Broadway and 46ihst price so COO
or To rent az 80. J.J. SEARING los Broadway.
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Ciln propsrin 90 Eet.

Cilp propfrin 90 Eet.
ITO RENT-Privatc stable. No. 322 +. 60th-
st.. 2OxlOO: two box ana four single stalls rooms et
coachnIn Also part OF private stable No l51 T. 2o'hs;
inquire on premises
Two LET-ro doctor or dentist, hand
somty furnished paIor tuor has been occupied az Phy
cians ouc for corner house no better octol
IN the city Address NJ = II, Tribune Uptown once Los
Broadway
Two LEASE-In Merden Britannia C0mpanys
j building. UIionsquarc - Fact ltihs ST. hetwcrn
Broadway University place TWO LOFTS eaen 2l0x3
running through 10 l3st with passenger el9 atoI on nth
m.rcau sc elevator Oh l3st; heated 10y steam ai
with all modern inpo, enents Apply to ID. c. WILCOX,
MeTidcn Britannia Company, Union square
f1'O LET-The spacious iOur-st0ry ana base
ment buIirg No. - WaV.Ily place, with frontage of
80 Wayeriy place and extending back 100 eet on
Grccnst well lighted ana extending nnder
sidewalk building well adapted Tor amy bufntsS plilnS
SNOWY building, well lighted Apply TO HORACE = Ely
Ma. - rinrst
rI'O LET or LEASE-The spacious and elc-
CANT apartment offices now occupied Dy the Queens In
Company, ~ the Park Bank Bululhg posscsslOn
May !. Inquire IN the bank
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Conntrp Doaro.

HILLSIDE HOUSE.-ApplicatiOn can now
be made for board large airy rooms and hrstcisss
board; plenty Of shade. Address HILLSIDE HOUSE,
MuntclaIr, n. ].
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DroJklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

MOCK PROPERTY-For sale or To lease. in
~ large small plots with or without weter 'front.' In
quire or CHAPMAN& VAN WICK. on the premises, New
town Creek mar Grand ST.. Brooklyn T. d, On No. 40
Front St. NeYlOgk.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Id DesbrOsses and C0rtlandt

and bridgeport at III D. M
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses ana Corthut
$40 M for Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South through funuah CAT
u D. M ior Washington and the West and the sonth via
GOrdonsyie Pullman cars from New YORK 10 Do.o sa
Washington making close connections Tor PinsUuig III
cjnnati Louisville and Louis. Through pullman cars
baltimore Cincinnati aud St Louis and from Washington
800 D. m daily Tor washington. the south and West Pull
seepers from NewYork 10 Baltimore ana WashngUn'
making close connections for Chicago CINCINNATI Lonsv
ST Louis Pittsburgh, the South and southwest lWougp
Pullman from Baltimore to Cincinnati and con
rects Washington " Ia trains Tor LyncuDuIg foioa wv"
For through tickets, please call at Companys oice S3
BROADWAY New.YOrk and at ticket Offices foot OF Corahdt
and Desluosses. sts.. and depot jersey city 49, ,r,o
ASK FOR TICKETS va va u BehIiMohE AND UNIV
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Commencing Nov. 26, lS77-rrdins leave az follows -,
$50 m-For Bennington, Easton Beivder rna Mancn q,
si5 a. m-For High Bridge Branch, Easton. Harrisbrrg'
Mauch Gums Tamaaua Hazeton Mnkesbarre' sefahtoh'
i0:i5 a. M and 4:30 p mFor somervle and Pennington
p m--For Remington Easton, Msucm hunk iamaaM'
Wikesbarre Scranton TunkhannOck, Tama1a, Hazeito,
heading. Pottsville. Harrisburg, &c: - ,,.,..o an,
March Chunk Junction with d. L. and W. H. X
$50 .. ~. daily For Eas;on, Allentown and Harrsoufs
For trans to local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at $50 q. M. IL r. NJ Tor
Bound Brook and intermediate points, and at $50 p M Tor
Easton. Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Perth Amboy, Red Bank Long Branch.
ocean Grove &c. at S:l5 ll:45 n. M. T. 5:l5 p ~. ~
stages connect ut Matawan station to and from KEY
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot Libeftyst, Tor freehoh AT
s:l5, llij a. H., 4, 6:l5 p. m
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Round BROOK ROUTE;


FOR TRENTON AND PHI LA DELPH1A. 80. =
Leave Ncwiork for Trenton and Philadelphia at o3J y
e3o 1880 1870. $780, 5:30 II and at D. H. ior
Trenton. .
Lave Philadelphia station North PeBDsyl vana Kali
road Third and BerSs ss, 1900. $780, 93O 1880 n H.
1870, $3.50. 5.30 u. m.
Leave Trenton NewYork 30 Except Monday G3j,
800. 1920 a. H., l2:l5. 2l5. 40 Gl5 pm. 80
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the gJO NJ
$3.50 trains from NegY ork 10 The 1880 m. 1870 D. H.
trans from Philadelphia. ,,-,,- -.
SUNDAY TRATSs-Ieave New-York and Phiadeiphia at
$50 q. a. 5.O ~ H. Ncw-i0Tk Trenton at Jto
NJ j.}ti D. ~ leave Trenton I2O 600 2. M 61O ~ m
Tickets Tor sale ~ iibertys' Nos 52J and ~
Broadway principal hotels all offices Of the Erie Ra
in NewY York and brooklyn and al No Cours BtooK
lyn. checa ed from residence Ia destination
BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Icnenrrs.

VcdCners.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK. TRIBUNE WILL. RE RECEIVED At IlIE
TPTOWS OFFICES. No LBS broadway, cor Ihiiy- INST
ST. 3G~ West Twenty thri-st. cor: Eighih ay,; 700
Tnrdave Fuity seventh T.; At the HARLEM oFfl'f
No. e2Si Thirdaye cor. one hundred Lana twenty
Oiacn SayiuEs Bank Building, mp To D. IN al regular
office rates
YOUNG FOREIGN LADY - FirSt-class
~ mui an uuIi 81 skt and Tduig graduate 81 VI ma
Cof.cr apry ~ Mu-cWOd exchange lessons ~ return "f
pleasant a refined family hiGhrst references Al
dress PIANIST, Tribune tptoWn Ihre l,-.S broadway.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. - tnlon-Square,
~ NewYork- Engagements made for teachers. schools
and ,apilcs supplied nrstclass Instructors ANNA
KANDAII~D1EllI, Manager
rE'EACIlERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families scopis colleges rel1h"
eachrI~ wanting next session should apply now
forms stlp ". ~ohcmeThorr, Sec 30 y. lihst,Nl.
~ COTESWORTII PINCKNEGS Agency
for school, IL and TEAC HERS. 30 lnionsq Nth-aye.
y y supplies good Teachers Tor Department win
positions send stamp f0r application fon supplies SCHOOLS
and families with competent Instructors without caaigr.
N1rANIED.-An active, intelligent lady de
position Of trust responsibility. either pm
public Institution; 'il
H. v MERCERON. GA lledding-i Philadelphia
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Citn properin 20 fst.

49,
4 HANDSOME lower part IN full size brown,
4 house, let containing nlno large fu"rns AZ
modern improvements; painted throughout. Apply W
OWNER, o. premises, al IVES, 0lsist
very desirable FLAT TO let in West
"a lltlst near ihst: all Improvements refiieetato!'
dumbwntor closets &C. &c. Inquire VI OWNER, 6i HUI
sonst
CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW.
~ lORh-From ! to 100 Horsepower can be iurns'eu ~
per week horse running ten hours per gay t,s
LOFTS, EASEMENTS aud STORE FLOORS TO LII WI,
plenty of good light water and watereoses on eaeh
steam heating also. elevators and steam holstws y "
PRESTON %. 26 ~, 20 and 81 Rose-st, Newly of1
EIRST FLOOR TO LET for business pgr,ss
Il poses. suitable for ONCE or store, IN s.hoLT"
HOTEL, l4i East lith ST.. near 3d'ave -------
7 OTIS and OFFICES TO I.ET-On BeeknsaN'SS
j Nassau William spruce, Ann and Futon-sts RI
Il WHITING. Bvekmanst
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Gtramboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HonsatOnlc
and Nauaatuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Srdseport
daily SUNDAYS excepted) at lIoo He
and bridgeport nj IL y.
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Brophlnn propertn 60 Eet.

TO LET-On ClntOn-aye., near Fulton, hand
i-stOFv stone 'front.' in excellent order. III Ian
Il WHITING, ) Bcekmanst.
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3re GreGM.

ETSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
j The M city, always the cheapest Jelhes
charlotte russo, Special attention 10 outoi-
No. u Bible Hcuse and G23 6tlaye.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
~ ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking efe


ia. m.--Cincinnsn and Chicago Day EXPRESS Drawing
coaches Ia Buffalo and syensiop Bridge.
tp IN tDayJFast -. Louis Express arriving AZ Bunao
sis connecting with fast trains 10 the West AM SOU
J., III. (Day)-Pacinc Express for the West SlrepinS
coaches through 10 9cheser Buffalo, NIAGARA Pals Cein
au anu Chicago without change; liso h0el uInhs '"is l"
z p m EmigEanf train for thc West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New York, Tor
Newark, oi0, SO 1880 S:l5, 3lJ. ami $50 p NJ
and IL midnight saturday nights only. sundays 9l0 a. n
rutherford Park Passaic G. 7i5 10 ~ noon. ij
2. $50 430. j:lj g. ESQ = 10 M y midnight Sundays
FsiS S g D. ,j5. 7is SO. TO- To a. M u noon
li5 3 tj, $40. 1870 5 55, &. D. $50 T. 8 10 pm aud
H.. and ~ midnight. -
SGnern .. 7I5 10 A. NJ. li5. 3:4j D. 6, p. and II
midnight sundays, u, s3O 10 A. M, ll5. $50 p H.
cornwall, y a. NJ 80, $50 ,. IA. Sundays sSOa. IN.
Newburgi. =. ~. $3.50. 43O p m. Sundays. s;'Oa m ~
Rouo i Kingston 5:1 pm. sundays. $50 an
Goshen . 40. ., ~ a. m, 80 3iJ 4;Jo p M sui
Midllc,own 7:l5 10 4. H.. 3d. 4:3D. p m snnday'
connect Win Sew Yurs O.wcgo Midland T. H. Mainsi
Port Jcrvis 7iJ Q. 10 a. M 49, q. D. H. Sun'ay- So
>fTF"TTains leaving CambcIssr half hours
before leave Twenty TIM st hitern minutes ler
nys Twenty-ilrd thirty minutes earlier Boats eaye
1weniy ;hir-t 90 94j and lll1 D. m eonne. ing win
passage and for apIricHi- IN drawlnEoon am
Sleeping coaches tanned aud order tor The cheSAh
80 4Ul. - and 90 broadway. y. !. M COurls,
BIooslyn. or at The oomlanEs 6'It. r. , Work at 7.25
EXprc- Tram. from the West arrive III -'eNi yin " ''-
." '' $50. ABBdTT general Pass'r Agent, New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trans leave EnglcvoOl Closcr, Perm.nt and Nyack;
:, $50 gi5 n. J; > - - 900 80 ..oV y ~, at
NaRuei spring Valley Mon.cy. :, e.3oa t.5 p
JNo. y. ABBOTT. General ra's'r Agent. New-York.
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Published this day:
BRITISH POETS: Riverside Edition.

BRITISH POETS Riverside Edition.
THE POLITICAL WORKS or THOMAS MOORE. vols
l2m0 gilt top. - p.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOMAS CHATTERTON.
vol. l2no glt top. II -.
THIS Riverside Edition Of the British Poets Is admiralty
suited for pubic private libraries, beng comprehensive,
accurate tasteful and IncXpcnsNc.
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CLAUDE LORRAINE.

CLAUDE LORRAINE.
Vow 6 Of ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES" BY ". I. sweetser.
Cloth. 80 cents.
Like the preceding Of this series. Titan, Raphael,
DurI MuO and Rembrandt this gives bTirf and conIc
hcnslVc account NE and works. embracing just
personal information desired and convey IL IN
popular style
Books recently Published:
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Libertyst, for Freehold al
S.l5. Il:iJ "A. H. L. BIS
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
4 TRUNk LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
NOUT-On and after November ~, 1871 trains leave New
York DesbrOe AM Cortllndt streets Ferries iOiows
express or Harrisburg soGrs the West and south with
Iullnau palace attached q aud S;JO daily
For MllilmsIp't. Lick Hav"n CORY aud Erie, at $50
D. H.. connecting Al CORY for usyle Petroleum Centre
aud the Regions. For WillamspJrt and LGck Haven
innn Express al Pullman aior cars daily, except sun
J1y $50 n. M: arrive Washington 40 D. NJ Regular nj
$50 A. NJ, /. O: 30 and D. III. SUNDAY GJU and y. M
IxpIcss puladciuiL 73O 500 CjO IImitc) a. NJ
J. A. j. IT, $50 4 $50 ami ,. Sunday, a. D. o. G;30
T. 800, aud 4. Emigrant and second glass L.
For trains Ia Newark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton, Treu
AnbOy. Pennington, B"yiiere and other
see local schedules at all ticket Offices
brooklyn Annex connect win I'll through trains
at Cy aOordng speedy and direct transfer for
trains arrive: From Psburg 600 and 1919 y. N ana
lg.lD daily 1910 a. aud 500 y. daily
Noudav. Washington and Baltimore, 600 Rnd .
10. 5:ij and 1910 II. m. sunday GOO and $40
Ir,, DOB 600, $40 1910, 1910 m
90 40 5iJ G:JO $40. 1910, and 1870 D. M. SUNDAY
t0i 65u g:4D 1910 ll.JO a. N, $50 and lO.3O d.
Ticket offices j26 aud GA Broadway No. Asior House.
ans loot OF Dcsbrrs-es COrt audit No Cours and
-IIooklyn Annex Depot foot 81 fuonst Brooklyn; Nos
Ill aud ilS Ilrdsonsr IObOEen; Depot Jersey CITY
Emigruut Ticket oihce No Battery place: 1870
FRANK THOMSON l.. 4. FARMER,
Gi,uorAl Manager. Gcnl Passenger \ gent.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Aur1rYr,s. ppIMIrIvE PROPERTY.

PRIMITIVE PROPERTY. Translated nom the fTenG 81
of EMILE DE LAvELEYE, by g. r. l. MARkioii'A Ii" -
svn nm 2hG. Macmillan d Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-12
Dooro an0 Rooms.
1870 -7-e-7-0-7-1-@lN77-- y = ?
West Side.

A FEW elegantly furnished rooms to let,
~ with board in private family references. lO8 West
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JnsIrnftlon,
For Boys and Young Men
For Young Ladies-City.

nABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 20 East
~ 29tIst Preparation Tor college.
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NEW YORK and LON(, BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank, Long Branch
ocean Grove, sc. at S5, lli5. n. H.. 4, 5l5 D. ~ ,,
stages connect ut Mattawan station TO and from KEY
PORT, and AT SQnan and from POINT PLEASANT
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-22
FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

ED. JoURNAL:-I thought l would write
you letter to-day as my other letter
looked so well in your columns.
We have now very efficient FIRE de-
partment consisting Of three water buckets
and tin can, a good line Of hoes, at the
hardware store one hook and ladder Co.
1.-THE ladder was hooked from an orchard
and enables the members Of the Co. to
hook chickens from the trees without the
risk of life); one strictly pure fire alarm,
that connects with the church bell or
rather connects himself to the bell-rope on
short notice. When the alarm is sounded
in his nuricnlar ear he continues to make
himself useful for about fifteen minutes
after the rest of the department arrives
at the scene Of the conhagration.
Our "Post Office War" is assuming vast
- We have fully developed Alex.
Reed, also n Pat Bowling; vet we hardly
expect it to make hot bed in the Pres
idents Cabinet MS "our Alex" does not
control an administration organ, nor does
the other aspirant for Nasby's hOnors (the
present incumbcn). Which will be the
lucky one remains to he seen. Both are
worthy and competent. Although the
Grand Duke had the advantage in the
start vet Shanks shows how to use his name
on the home stretch.
Our streets have been unusually we'll
illed with teams las well as mud) the past
week and the merchants have had busy
time, judging by the amount Of eggs in the
market. The hens have suddenly awak-
ened to a sense OF duty.
II. B. Pike has rush OF work. Farmers
are laying in for new harness, and they
know Pixies work, consequently he has
plenty to do.
L. d. Peugh is preparing for large de-
mand for wagons and carriages. lie does
no half way work.
Argraves Everybody knows ArgrNves)
has returned from short visit at Adrian
Mich, and ia now at the "Hub" of Wood
Co. and can be found at his accustomed
place.
Those bots who persist in annoying
Kaisers dead fall" had better look "lea
tie oud," Very respectfully,
II. u. WELL.
dRANb RAPIDS, o., March IA, 1878.
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY,

For the speedy cure Of Consumption and
all diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn
Coughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asth
ma, pain in the side and chest, dry hack
ing cough, tickling in the throat, Hoars
ness, Sore Throat, and all chronic and lin
gering diseases of the throat and lung
DIR. KING's NEW DISCOVERY has no equal
and has established for itself worldwide
reputation. Many leading physicians rec
ommend and Use 1t in their practice. The
formula from which it is prepared is high.
ly recommended by al! medical journals
The clergy and the press have compliment
ed it in the most glowing terms. Go to
your druggists and get a trial bottle free O
cost, or regular size for 81. For sale by
TAYLOR & MILLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-22
Fnrm For Smle.

l will sell Road Tract No. 5, situate on
the Maumee and Western Reserve road
% miles east OF Perrysburg, containing
about 90 acres, more or less. This farm
consists Of a very large dwelling house, and
with one acre Of lawn covered with choice
fruit trees and evergreens, also two large
grain barns and three horse barns, two
good wells, cistern end out houses, in fnct
everything to make home on farm COM
fartable. Also a large orchard OF about
800 grated apple trees, nearly all the farm
we'll fenced with post and board fence.
The farm will be sold at reasonable price
and on long time.
Enquire OF +. & D. X. IIoLLENBECK, OF
of the subscriber on the premises.
38tf JAMES j. PARKS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-22
Personal.

Mrs. z. D. Lock is spending a few days this
week with Mr.. BIsBEE and lady at Belmore.
II, E PECK Esq, becoming tired of baGhelor
life, went to Akrsn last week and escorted hIs
lady home on Monday.
Mrs. A. p. EASTMAN started yesterday for a
brief visit with friends in Oberlin, after which
she expects to return to the parental roof in
Southern Kansas.
Our old friend, Major LEN. s. POWELL, has
secured the position Of foreman Of the San An
tonic Herald San Antonio, Texas. aud sent for
his son WILL. A. to go there and take posi-
tiou on that paper. WILL. left here on Wednes-
day night and expects to reach there via river
to New Orleans.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-22
Pny Tn or Settle.

The decease of Mr.. p. CRANKER now rem
ders ii absolutely necessary that the settle
ment Of all claims for and against the
above firm should be made, and we take
this means OF informing parties interest ed,
that it is desired that speedy, omicablc Set
Element be made by them, else n recourse
to legal process Of settlement will be had.
JONI ,CRANKER, Executors.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-22

Col. c. n. Goulding.- behalf of the
many friends who desired :he return OF
Col. GoULDiNG, we are leased o announce
that that gentleman will be at the Baptist
Church this and tomorrow evenings and
will entertain all who NAV attend with two ef
his eloquent lectures on Intemperance. The
Church wi no doubt be crowded on both
evenings
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-22

Until further notice l will buy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles 25, 80 and 50 feet long
Piles must not be less than IA inches at
the butt, II inches in centre and 9 inches
at top end. To be delivered on the dock
at Perrysburg, for which l will pay cash.
9lf GEORGE BoErscH.