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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

| ,urrs, c,o,,,,o,, f. 1o,n pran ,o,,.,.s ocs,,
q" JUN" ~ 81" ''" ~ - 200 IL oi ooo
- 2dave .;........,..., 80. $1,000
hein,Hi MARY sHI VIZ y" i.ud"iS lreund ..o
H. -, ~ = !, u , 90 ~, ~. - i.'o
r., executor Ei5aGc,l'st s ~ g n 81 Irncsst $500
brpel Jql and "i TO Enlsr" Industrial saw oo,
BUN SI Ia,ic e mlslat H@ :" p"rg Ga IAN,
sa;r'. lane MoIri.ahis ~ - i'o' % hah' zoo
Cl,Ir William n rnafGi n Ia Ucl,n z,ii T,,nino' oo"
sssNT 1nt 81 noItrssc % no ""l' iApn'
oirIkt william - snai!a To ii,ien Zhidee TapIin.
crd II , ., On ad & i ~, ~ sS al, y y;i;t
spet'.t : = brieern - and Oh ~. - n, a. n1
ave. - ........-... 5000
p' M u, az aii y'lt. trustee 20 Ade- am
Del'ni!iic. NINA w. l" Anna Douglass Perryst So,
,,,l4o u " "' ith s T., ,,;, ,- -. 900
g., Io~hsth. 3l ave W i, :. 'So u 81 .9A 1000
hut''i sIIh y, 81 Pm, r. $4,000
""unn.' anH'eS H. " '''"o i'"""n assignment oo oo
"'a te.' '" " h'""i" i''sS "'S'shheht oi .oo
NOR ttsJ q, 'rs ! ,,o. 600
"fAiL 80 at 70 iAi" i oman 'Vh'| - 100 ,ooo
u o%' Iit -; 1000
- mort age .. i;,o,,,., 81. -, $500
nc .'Lm. ,A' - '''- f'N "SA'khaeht OF o,oo
H., ~ WI, ana, I5,,an,- q, aa ~: $500
IL" Scc ., q, - ~ " "'"' Il lop'J' ooo
is,er aripc and hpsi,nJ r., "a; o'ooo
anpo; T S sn1 hh 90 ga ave- az 1000
hohisrDrissr 's a. an g hnsea ~ TO John
ka'iman Chaes. to 80, ~ ~ I,ci Huffman % AVE-:
90 u 81 S2''s. L,d =; IN, iV'ooo
ln,ui S and ns,uJ 10 coTsr II Hohert, '''
ana faih ,'Iin io'""N' = -" - VI OWN . ,oo
o,',.i, Ioin q ana wife. 10 Herman n IArdwehr.
Lochr, Henry aud i;r 10 Ad'm H"h'ihH' oohsIS o,o
rowc@s,in Rosa IT, 10 Henry Lowciscln. Licking.
H." =, % | n OF
to,scn.,.tu Henry NJ % simpson,
nlcui 81 mort gage 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
rTO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE on n EsTAUIJsuED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEWsuBHK AND PHILADELPHIA

Tourteen Through Trains each way dh l-eo DepOtS III
Philadelphia, two IN Ne" hOiA'
Doue Track the most Improved Equipment, andho Fastest
lime consistent with absolute safety
and after November l., 1871 -.
Express Trains leave NowNOrk via Dtsbioses anu 'ort
landi streets Ferries, fOiOws; , a,f A., . IN
ami y. sunday, D, D. O'o, . 10y tu ~. In,
Boats "rooklv AnneY" connect with all through Trains
jersey City, Attending speedy ana direct unsief io
Brooklyn travel a.. % M o,z -an O
30 and a m United Express 1880 T. M :, T. 93U y
and rs NJ ana ~ = git. on sunday 32o $780, u g.
$50 a. m 4. 7:35 L. aud II midnight ,,or uo,so
Ticket Offices b10 and Jii broadway, 40
and foot Desbr0sses and Cortlandts no. 'ourtst
ard BROOKLYN Annex Depot, foot OF fuiohs 81, brook
vn; Nos. ia, ll6 and lls Hnisonst, h9boken !
Depot jersey city. Emgrant Ticket once NO o. battery
THANK THOMSON Up FARMER,
t.enrr mi Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEW-YORK CITY.


NEw-YORK
iso5 II W OF ad.ave, SoSsso; also undivided one.
half in lease Of 4th st, rs 1856 IT W Of AveA 246
~ xI62 lqut cain)
gil # OF 56thst, 2o9'.x699'2, ,ubject to ,o-.,
Barnes, Treae1s and wife to Lniwig Klein 5iihst
ns iSo Of 2dave 25xloo5 subject to $4,000 200
sotbst : 2O6 Il Madison-ayo 2oT9s9,.. $1,000
iss 81 "' 'S t?' sSaS7 SUBJECT Sss
cOnnaseeT John = to Henrietta Jacraack.. I2lststs
gage .......,. f"''Vo 5000
Conner, William c. sherin Michael falhee 4oh.st
ms. 250.7 n Of Sd ave. 2o5I O05.......... 575
DOnnSy sSsn 6a and wife, 6 &c AgS'%; 1ynw
s A anti aS S sa and S a 70 S between
ErHsnTy pani g ana ether. 70 PhiP Embury s7h'
EmsSuTy Philip to sa q Emour, s7'hs' 04'
Gallagher, Francis and wio TO Christian Volzng "a.
ssTS oSo 90 Of S9'hsi' 35s75, saDjSc'io
ler lOthave. 253 It sol West S9ihs 253x7b 10000
elm IJihst n s. i55 IT Of 4ih ave isoxlooii $3.50
undivided onethlr,l Of cor l5lsi.st ana road
i5lsisi, Harlem River and 7tiavs; subject to
Hyatt Lyon and wifc TO Michael schachsl 10 G6 ''''''
$4,000 mortgages D'.. -yH'D' '"':' $4,000
II S. l12 II Of Rail- oad3ve MOrrisania, 2Ox 100
KONG Frederick, to AdoPh Poppenhusen, powerof
Lamb. Joseph W and wife. 10 Joseph Lamb. ls3dsi
ocor Sthave, 9llXlOO subject to $500 mort
Lamb, Joseph W and wife. Joseph Lamb. 10Th IT, n
=. lGj II " OF 1thnye, 2ix9S.9, subject to $1,000
"itgdso Iz,VOO
LohenheD. Caroline and husband Lucia
Jichtenhcin, BLOCK between Ri and ma
llJn and 2Othsts l3xluO.ll ...-............ 500
McClOSkey, john, Cardinal to II Johns College
FOtdlain, HOimaIst, s. 3OS II II Of kings
bridge, J0Xl 25 ...-.. ......
Merritt, RnshaDnl. to william spiker liolnstss
l25 II " Of AicXanGer-ave, l19xl0u subject TO
Sl,10j mortgage 1000
Moore, William 4 and wife. To Henry Daily, jr, s7ih
81. 100 Il Of tvc-B. 10 N.4O ...............
M0r1sOu. Richard j. referee. Ia John " Ott.r, 2daye
2OJ II Of 50thst 2ox70. ll,000
Ryan, john aud vie, to GOIich August 10Th ST. ss,
21S II " OF 2i-ayc. l3XlOO.j subject To $1,000
sterling William 6. referee, Ia Hugh Cassidy No 25G
Mott 81. 2o1s9 800
swift. Alba M and wife. Ia George + johnson plot
between list aud 2dst~ aud ist and tavcs lOXlG. 20
Nozng, Christian and wife To Mary Gallagher 2iave.
VS. ij.l II II OF 18Th Il, 25N15, subject 10 10000
1
Weir Alexander and WIFE Donald y Kennedy.
i61th.st liz Il G of ksildr ai-ave. 2oxlOD
Whiting Jane X and Wifc. and Jane \ Hayden and
vile. TO Charles \ leTiiDgton. properly In Yon>
JJOO
Wilets. Samuel aud wife 10 Henry McArdlr. Reach.
81 90 Il OF - John alley, 2tX6S.ll also, lot
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PORT OF NEW. YORK .. IAN IL
CLEARED.
Steamship Nevada (Nor) Gadd Liverpool Via Queenstown
Williams 4 GuiOn. 80 % <'''i'''"N'
Seaman. 49," N'' -N"'An. Siark q
Steamship Herman Livingston Dsggett Savannah George
s0'p Hsgn@ tBF2 hcoreser London, jas. EdmistOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BRooK RIO

,. FOR TRENTON AND PIiILADELPHIA.
Leaoe Nsw York for Trenton and Philadelphia az o:3o,
for Trenton. " ' ~
Leave Philadelphia from staten North Pennsylvania Rail.
road. Third anu Berssss, .Z5 1890 $3.50, 1871 H.,
l:31 $50 $50, * n. M.
Trenton for New York at l20 G:3j s:O5 lO2oa
1915, 2:lT, 4:iO, 6:I5 D.
Pullman Drawing Room cara attached to tho $50 a.
$3.50 y. IA. trains from New-York; 10 the 1870 a. IN,
1870 %. M trains from Philadelphia
SUNDAY TRAINS-Ieaye Ncw-York and Philadelphia
$50 q. $50 IL ~ IN. Leave Trenton at 40 1920
q. IN. tlO o..
Tickets for sale foot Of L!berys, Nos j2g and 9li
Broadway the principal hotels AL Offices OF the Erie Rail-
way in Now.Yora and Brooklyn and at No. Conrt.st,
prSokyn Baggage checked from residence DESTINATION
II. L. EALDM y. Gen Pass A2enI.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAs

Pun rises.. 722 sun sets.... 459 Clock fast 10 o.
Moon SETS. 500 Noon sOuhs 1922 Moons age days ID
WATER IO.DAY-A NJ.
Sandy Hook. JlO Gov Island 5:3o Hsll 1921
hlGn WATER TO-DAY. NJ.
SANDY Hook. 5A2 Gov. Islaud GIL Hell Gate.... 500
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
SHIP NEWS.

,fkoA ILvEEPOoI-In Steamship Erfa.-H. sLulheim.
J. CrOoke, sir. nyue. " ~'' 0 F'
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ENRlE RAILWAY

ER!E RAILWAY.
~ ARRANGEMENT Of TRAINS taxing effect Dec
m.-Cincinnau and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Room Coaches To Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
!Oi5 DEXpress Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
7p m. daily -Pacae Express for the West. sleeping
man, aud Chicago without change also Hotel Dining Cars to
Trains cave Chambers street Depot. y. V. for
Newark, 90, $50, lO:ij 1880 3l5. 5l5 and GIL
r. and IL midnight Saturday nights only. SUNDAYS 0l5
Ruiherfurd Park and rassaic g. 7i5 10 m noon las
$40 s;'D Bib. q, $50, x. 10 II midnight. sundays
Paterson, g. -. 40. $50. TO- 10 -, 1880 ~ noon
l46 = 3l5 si5 40 .. 5l5. q. Glj $50 T. 2, 10 p M
snd " midnight Sundays g. $780, 9l5. 10 li5 $780,
sufcrn o. 7:i5 TO- IO4j M. las, 3:ij. D. g. p n and
i2 midnight Sundays q. $50. 10 "a Inr Lao, $50 Z D.
CoinwaL a. Nv. 1880. t;3O y. Sundays $50 a. n
Ne~Sprsh .. ga a. m $50 80 M suniay,3}o A, m.
kingston. . =. NJ ,Tn No.. sundays $50 q. N. ~
SUNDAY = .. $50. To- M $50 T. M . 100 g.,
Midiietown 10 10, lof5 =: NJ. 3i1 49, p m sun
Ssys SS iSe M yk All o. Eve s IT, a ~ at Ma
Port Jcry< 40, y 10. loi5 a. m, 49, p m sundays
- Trim .syug chambers halt
before D. ~ leave Twenty tlr ST. fifteen minutes earlier
than above time; Trans having Oh quarter 1outs
Twenty thnl II. thirty minutes earlier Boats leave
third II at 9ii and li45 y M cohn,cing win Trans
leaving thamberssi at 10 T. NJ al ~ midniehI rom,
Tickets for passage and Tor Apartments IN Di~ns ro1n
and sleeping coaches be obtalrd and ORDERS of lno
checking and transfer Of rsese be eit at ne 32psny
Offices Nos $50 4O 529 and e51 broadway; NO C'u'ts
Brooklyn. and at the COmpanys Dctots - - ,,.n =, T. =
Express tho West arrive IN Ne"''o'A a' $50
IA" no ~ ABBoTT General Pass'r Agent. New-York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave or Engewood Closicr Pormon aud NyacS,
Z, $50, JI5 M, 3 1. !i5, 5@O 600 .:"9 p nS a
SATURDAY nights Only az 1880 p H. sundays H. ""'
Nailuei spring Valley. and Monsey 7, s30a NJ IS y.
JNO. y. ALGolI. General fassr Agent New orA
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ninter Resorts.

BOARD AT AIKEN, S. C.-The house re-
- Gently kept by H. A. smyser has been thoroughly re-
SONABLE RATES. Address ID. T. LANSING.
MAGNOLIA, FLORIDA.
c. I. JONES. OF the ELBERON, Nj,
formerly Hoffman and James New York.
has taken the Hotel Magnolia, Florida the ST. Johns
River
Refers Mr. Lewis b. Brown, No>9O Broadway New York
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GtramboGis ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT and all points on H0usatOnc
I'D Tmgatuck Railroads. Fare 81. Steamer bridgeport
,aye daily Sundays excepted) at li:3O III,
aad Bridgeport NJ IL y n.
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DENNsYIVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT

~ ~ l. - y
i TRUNK LINE AND iNIlEp SIAIfN MAIL
after November H. l-1i. trains leave New
Yurh wa Coranit streets Ferries rs oloMs
IXrrr- IlHrshurp ttsburR the West ana >out" WIN
Pullman Palace ttarltd ana S3V iil
For Wnunnspot Lock Ila,cn. Cory ana LIlt, ~ sbo
d. M connecting for ltuNNte Petroleum centre
aud Tho oil Regions tCr Wlhainspoi; aud LOCK HdNoh
For altmor, Washington aud the south Limit wash
urton EXprDsA" uf Pullman PatlOr Cars Gly except sunday
$50 airNc Washington 10 ~ H,suaf at o-o L. Ill.,
$50. AMI q ~. SUNDAY $50 and y I. ~,
FXtI ~ Tor ii ladrlphin 80 $3.50 fmitcd A. NJ
!, T. - e.. y '" Ci'''
= $50. AID D. w. EnigIn aud Nccohl-cia"s T. ~. ~,
tn.us To Elizabeth Railway Ilih,eoh iI,h'
NlGric, ani DINER PoiliT
See al scl dulles 1T al Ticket Offices. ,, -, ,..,,,
HOatr of "BrookIn Annex cohn'cl WIN az % 10 a.,
at jersey Guy. anorng speedy ana dii''t transfer io
Br0OAyn travel ,,...,...- a. "a o,d 1n.,o n ., and
lC.IO A. U d,iy 1910 i. AMI OJh T. NJ utly tN'cit
Monday Washington and lii NOR, G,9 ana ~ 10 = H.,
and SunfHN, Ca'u ana Glo W. III tI"i'
Pm ladopha JGj 600 $40. 1910 1910, llaiO a. M ~
Au Oh d. $500 $40. 10 u, and lu2O T. NJ SUNDAY ooJ o'u'
ulO' Il:sOa. H., 80 and lU.2O p H..
Ticket OHcrs 32b aii broadway, 30 As'.. o'.''
and fnot of and attndt--tS: 10 uui ISL
nT ronklvu Annex Depot II Fulton a. br"3kl' rDs
III IlG aud Is Iudsou'i.. H0bokcu p'Po 1'iH5 wy
Emciant Ticket once, No Battory-plaoe' u r,p,tt,p
FEANk THOMSON g., ~ -, - : - a. 80 t..',
VI InastT ~" - "''''"r'' -NHN'''
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Gonntrp Boar6.

IA private family Fall and Winter moderate prices
Address Post Office Box No. 49, Epgewood Highest refer
epces
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Jan. Is. 1873.
Only one auction held at the Exchange sales
room to-day:
By John T. Boyd.
2storv frame house with lot n East 7Othst 2l3 1t
elstave, lot 25xl004; Johanna R0cke........ el,OOO
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Gin properin Go Get.
Gouutrp properIn 60 Get.

A FARM TO RENT-Within mile OF Flem-
~ intou al acres all under cltiyaiiOn goO1 buildings
house Two stories with cl eight rooms good wa~T no
osnuitos or malaria Address bnx o. Pennington, " j. or
cali an O. r. HASrINGs, NO. $50 Warrington 81. v a,
dtIS PER MONTH will rent the house, 2l9
I'D <~tt Washington ave. Wooside Newark, from orto9I
IL Apply on e PROMISES, or OF j. H. DESiSON loo bcsic'
yille ave, Newark, Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16

yxyANTED-A salesman acquainted with the
w Western trade familiar with hue knit undetysar snd
hosiery Apply for ten days. after l. H. AAEhiSAs
HOSIERY Co, l0s Frapklin-st, New'hoA'
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1re Cream.
Ccnnlrn properln 90 Eci

HOTEL TO LEI.
D ~ tho hos. uay!ng modern hOtcls In Providence IT, L..
on the House,
~ %iritq II All dep0ts the hotel Is nov fan q" permanent
90 cests and offers chance 10 pitl"5 dehIf
DO IA encsge In The business. Address lofIalcualH
i"e '''NE"e' -" 49, THOMAS FUHLONG,
No 1T North Mmn-st, Providence, ~ l. -
Hn MINUTES FROM LIBERTY Silly
AB rI ey,r.ss train daily (alsO frequent tIaus from
C0urtlard or pesros,osst comfortable uinht OF Nhl,r
navel low fares near depOs paved streets chocs ol Two
toony suburban residences, win one acre Oh Fi
,or lore If desrcdl laid out III Lawn, eatn' Tu ,h"b
Vncs &c have twelve rooms gas NA,eI Yt,hi m
movements surrounding going eligible ana hcay lo
" AT Apply The West tlIatcth i,;;ta,a
rot noai by address OWNER. T. o. boA VOL E"A'oo'i'
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
REDUCED.

EARE REDUCED. ......
So TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGIoN LINE
FOR ALI POINTS FAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CoNSECI NV l.
YEARS
The autstcauer- STOS ISGTON aud NARRA''AN 0EII
leave rof SIS, North river al '0o D. III u"''' N''
Suuday-L
i,,,,,uer The eTEAMBOAr LNPIESS TRAIN VIII
leave - ONINGTON al $50 a. M
Tickets for sale all the prime pal eAr oh,c an STARE
rooms secured nj all orces OF WcScoits Express Coz ana At
QUO '''""""'' PROVIDENCE LINE
freight oulyA steamers daily except sundays ~
nom Per RIVER foot 81 W arrrnst fIWkhtS
VIA th n,,f" s a. Pres l. " FlLkiSs Pass As
\ ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
via New Jcf-ry southern Ra roai. Commencing OCT -
1871 The steamer JF~rE HDGI VIII leave Ne" hutk,
linn with train. io Long branch, Philadelphia ani Toms
i,vrr nj a m and p W. Nuoand Bitdsvton Esg mar
Dor Sc II a. M; Wantown, iarnsgai ad iurktf9n T. III
EUlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
It77-T.aVe depot. ~ CouTtlandt aud iosSr''
M 10 u m ,ght EXpics. daily for Ea-ion Bcihcheh Al
l,novu Mauch Chunk Mlktsbarrr PttSt H. rahf' Enlih
uha,a Auburn Rochester BuiaO Niagara rams, ana III"
"''' KOBT. H. sAYKE. supp. aud Engr:
Eastern corner Church and tnitlanul sts
CIIAs. II. CUMMINGS Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD &c.-Farc, 81.
~ steamers leave Pe,..sip daily (~uudays excepted for
..i.. ttfl Dn1
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Do1ro an0 Rooms.
West Side.

CHERRY RIPE by Helen b. Mathers, author
" OF "Comin Tbro' Rye" Latest most brilliant
novel just published complete in Tribune Novel Extra No.
IA Price, 10
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Gin iiedl Cstaie tor Sale.

Tor SALE-Nery low, valuable lcaschOld
Of lots the southeast u
92nist tlavc lcssr having 80 years xiroi. Ap
Ply the lumber yard The PROMISES TO JOHN II. Bus
SELL
NOR SALE-Ihrce story bTOwn-stonc house:
I9Xj0X 100 location brscass, am convenient; ncghbDr
OF the windsor Hotel VIII De sold low ana on easy
Terms. Address WINDSOR, Tribune once.
G'OR SALE or would exchange for country
4 Irsieuce free 3s.or brown stone. cabinet huisI
houses East side Central Park. RI LAND & WHITING. .
Bcchniust
HISTORY BUILDING, Gth-avo., near 30th-St
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NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81

New Haven AT 3 and II D. m. connecting with ioad
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD commencing Dec 81, lbI1
through trains viii leave Grand central Depot:
a. Western and Northern Express, uih"hg iOom
cars Rochester 49, ,. la,
10 80 A. ~ special Chicago and Western Express with
room Canana qua. Rochester ant luhan
100 a M Northern and Western EXpr'ss to Cuca White
hail aud iut and ~, ...-,.- ... ,., Al.
90 D. a. Montreal Express with sleeping car for Mon.
trra VIA Rutland Burlington AMI ~ Apas' stops NJ sing
t;lrirun's aud principal stations u0rth
600 d. M ~. LOUIS Express win sltepihg-tafs ior st
day IN ihr week; also. sittlhE
car. for Crrv Coming Buiao Nl3fera FAILS Toledo
aud Detroit and Montreal VIA Saratoga ana fdttsbugh
H. NJ. Pacific Express daily with stepping cars 70"
Waierown, Nochr-ter, Niagara Falls. bnhaO 'e'eh"'
Toledo. DetrNlt and Chicago. . ,, .,,
HOO p. NJ Express, with sl,t'ingcars 10 Ap'ny anu
Troy. ,rt.,.,. ,,r aha o,
~, ol ara rs BrJadway. and NJ Wc>tOt Express
~ unIrrs NOs PARK - ac ,S5 and yl9 Broadway New
Ynrk and 3jJ wash ugtonrt. BrobSyn .
'''"' n MEIKEU. General Passenger Agent.
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GRAND CONCERT AT STEINWAY HALL.

THURSDAY Jan. H. 1873, at p for the benefit OF the
GERMAN EMIGRANT house with the kind assistance
OF ImOgene Brown soprano Miss Marie Lobeck, vio
lin: Messs Tbr Won Gogh piano; Alex Bschof tenor x.
Arnold Schussel violin; Chas. Werner, yiOincello;
NJ Schwartz viOa q. Barether double bass and the ST.
Matthews and 81. Lukes Church Choirs.
Admission 80 cents Reserved seats 30 cents extra. To
be had az c. Schrmer 1Oi Broadway and at the door
Tho ev.n inOo f conc
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Liberty st. for Freehold at
IN SCI n m
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-04-04
The Anti-A6OnoPolSt.
will pledge our lives and honor to its
support say the people.

will pledge our lives and honor to its
support say the people.
The Greenback is the new depar-
ture. It is America for America. 1t
is the American financial policy. It
is the people for the people. It is
the nation saying to all its enemies,
''hands off, this is our money. Gold
is good, but it is scarce, foreigners
control it. Greenbacks are better.
They are from the people for the peo-
pie. They are the nation for the ma
ton. They are Americans"
To be free. nation must control
it's own money. To be slaves to gold
is to be slaves to the Rothchilds and
German Jews. With Greenbacks for
our currency and money policy OF
our own free from all banking inter-
ference, land above and beyond all
foreign interference) which shall fur
nish an adequate supply for perfect
equality of right, such will give labor
it's reward and industry it's recompense
this is the American policy. No
party dare oppose it. Any party that
dare oppose it shall be swept from
power. The people are no longer
serfs to aristocratic power. They are
no longer feuds to feudal oligarchy.
They are no longer slaves to capital.
The cable is cut. They are determin-
ed to be free. The dawn is upon us;
let us be up and doing.
STEPHEN D. DILLAYE.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-04-04

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Literary, Agricultural and Engi-
neering Departments fully organized
and in operation.
Tuition is Free.
The year 1878, begins, Sept. IL, 1877,
The Calendar, containing full infor:
nation, will be sent free upon applica-
ton to the President of the University,
DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College Of Science, Literature
and the Arts.
The College OF Agriculture.
The College Of Mechanical Arts.
Colleges Of Law and Medicine will
hereafter be organized.
the Geological Survey, conductedL,
Professors of the University, is in pro
gress.
TRE EQUIPMENT COMPRISE:
A Main Academic building, 1S5x9O
feet.
An Agricultural College building,
l46x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn,
teams, tools, dc
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory In complete
order. =
A Plant House.
A supply Of Physical Apparatus.
A set of engineering Instruments.
$50 Z. S. Cadet rife-muskets, with
accoutrements.
A section of ARTILLERY, with Cal,
rs.
A collection Of Minerals, Arts, shell
&c.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
A Drawing-Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globe
Charts, DC.
| The general faculty consists Of /.
Professors and Instructors.
Minneapolis, MINI. l59-ly.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-04-04

Attorney General Ogden of Louisiana
has filed In the supreme court of that State
an application for . rehearng in the case
Of Anderson, in which he controverts the
facts and the law on which the discharge
of Andersen w1s based.
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DA w SON 4 co.
B AN X ERS.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.

Drafts on the principal cities of the United
States and Europe, bought and sold. Collec-
tons will receive prompt attention, Interest
allowed On time deposits. 6l-1Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03

Sam Davis. in the Virginia "Chronicle,"
puts his case this way: About two weeks
ago a holder Of much Sierra Nevada stock
was finding fault with the astronomical
facilities OF this mountain town.
What we want in Virginia. said he.
.'is n heightened restaurant like the Poodle
Dog IN ban Francisco or D~eimonico's in
New York aplace where a gentleman Of
taste and means could get q meal varying
from five to twenty-five dollars, with
frogs legs. %trufics, terrapin stews, and
some rare old Hook or Burgundy place
where n could dine at his leisure and in
vite a friend with some degree Of conf
dence."
This morning the same man was heard
to calculate:
Its about time VIC had some two-bit
restaurants in this town, like the Miners
Restaurant in San Francisco. or the What
Cheer House, where a man could get n
good, substantial meal without bankrupt
ing himself"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-03
FLUE.DUsr.
G. POWELL. Superintendent


At the Lennon mill the sulphides oil
silver. secured by treating ores by the
Patera process, are now being roasted. pre-.
paratory to their fusion with inxes in cru.
cibles. This will terminate the process.
The assays which were made by Mr.. Brooks
show about $3.50 in gold, and $3.50 in
silver. to the ton.
The Metamoras furnace was started up
Sunday aft rnoon at 4 O'Clock. The top of
tile furnace stack is terminated BY a fiue-
dust a'rester, designed and patented by
Col. Tom Taylor. This gentleman has
charge of the Mctamoras furnace. and feels
confident that a great saving II be effected
to this Company by the adoption Of his
dust arrest. r.
The Atlas furnaces. leased by tho HAM
burg Company. will shut down for the
winter On Wednesday or Thursday next.
They havc made a very succt ssful run dur
ing the season, and will probably start up
in the spring.
Seven carloads OF merchandise were re-
ceived at the Z. 4 p. railroad depot yester-
day morning. This is the largest receipt
for any one day for some time past.
The Richmond mine suspended work
yesterday. in order to repair machinery.
All the furnaces were running on full
time yesterday.