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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
Aufilou Sales OF Real estate.

MORRIS WILKINS. Auctoneer. -
DECEIVER'S SALE of the BOND STREET
III SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
f. II. LUDLOW & CO. will sell al. Auction on WEDNES-
DAY March 10 1879 IL O'clock at the Exchange Sales
ROOM No Ill Broadway UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
WILLIS S. PAINE esq. Receiver;
Bowey No 320-The valuable property the Northwest
corner Of Bowcry and Bond.st and known the Bond
Street Savings Bank.
Maps lu particulars at the Auctoneer's Office or
MessIs. BARLOW d OLNEY, Attorneys, NO zoo BrOad6ay
1851
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RECORDED LEASES.

Aston william 70 BENJAMIN Altman aud another,
lPth.st. sl.IO II W of Gthavc. 6Sxl0O II years at
annual rent Of
Cohn Sophie eXocutriX, etc. 10 Churchill. No
100 fexinEton.ave, 3 years al annual rent Of 90.
Dodge. Jacob l. to Altman and another, v cor 6th
ave and l9thst "a .2OXlOOxiIregulaT, ia years,
az annual rent of ...-. .....-.
Stilmau, Thomas to Michael Heyne, No SO 2d-ave,
years at annual rent OF
Parnelie G and another. trustees etc, 10 Thomas
Gibbons No l4S West l4th-st, years, at annual
rent OF
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tflusital Instruments.

rome 1878 ertised largely Beattys offer
month beautiful piano, upright paror organ style 1880
pounds monOposts price about $40 price only $50 SO
treat was the demand worked at the factory TIL 10
m TO an orders This unparalleled offer is extended until
fnrther notice it, however order New pianos
s25 Sl35 Sl45 upwards: organs $50 to $40
only after testing Instruments al own home Latest cir
Gu ar free Address Daniel f. Beatty Washington, N
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Gonnirn propertp 90 fet
Two LEASE for a TERN Of YEARS:
l. That well known and
POPULAR SEASIDE RESORT,

THE OTTAWA HOUSE.
Cushing Island Portland Hsrbor Maine Easily accessipe
and delightfully."- situated within three miles from Portland
CITY, which 1t is in constant communication as ALSO o
neighboring islands by ferry steamers
Cushngs Island the eligible and picturesque
seaside resorts the Atlantic Coast comprising 'oo
acres of land with delightful drives and walks
considerable portion under cultivation, and wei stockea
farm.
Facilities for boating fishing bathing unequalled
Tho OTTAWA HOUSE IL a substantial brick building, ~
present accommodating 100 guests and the
desTous the whole property for term OF yeas
nominal rrnt with Of having the premises ehargou
from three FIVE hundred rooms Of expense OF lessee. -
parties wishing negotiate VIII please co
municae with undersigned before the SUN %
and w be met In Portland between LIST and l0th OF apl
when the Island visited and further particulars gwen
and terms arranged. ,,,- ,-u... oeora On
This property valued at half million dollars oHes All
excellent opportunity hotel men o capitalists
Montreal Canada.
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Gonses ano farms Danteo.

FURNISHED and UNFINISHED HOUSES
and desirable fats wanted Immediately for hrst cass
tenants at DIsBROW Il CONREYS. 1915 broadway near
4ith.st, and l64 Broadway "open evenings"
HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished, to rent
low with privilege Of purchase; accommodation LOT 70
or more boarders within hour Of New YORK; fu
railroad station steamboat LANDING Au
dress X Box 80, Tribune Office, with particulars.
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M ~ TO BOSTON.

D .sOJ VIA FALL RIVER LINE.
limited and good day Of sale for continuous
on steamer and train leaving Fall River the following
morning Al $50 Of boat Regular tickets at -
good on iTain between Fall River and BOSTON, AAsAl
steamers avn a., f. cntoNv
leave New.York daily tsundays excepted at p H.,
froIn Pier "a NOrtH River, tOot OF AurTay->L
Leave BROOKLYN, Annex boat. at 4.5u " M,
secured AZ all principal hoteB anu
TIE et Onices al the Pier and on StestDera ~
BORDEN d LOWELL. Agenta
GKo. L. CosSoa Genl PaAA Agt
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Ieaxe NeM.YuEk from foot VI DesbrOsses and COurt

ID New.YOrk from foot Of DesbroSses and Court
landtsts
and the West, Richmond, Charleston the
south Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark. Ohio aud
100 u. H. for Washington and the West. Pullman cars
New. 20 baltimore ana Washington making cosa
connections for PttSburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louis.
Vile St Louis Through Pullman cars. Baltimore TO Gin
cinnatL st Louis and Pittshurg.
daily for Washington the South and Wost Pull
man seepers NewYOrk 10 Baltimore and ingoD
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
lis Louisville, St LOUIS Columbus Iittsburg. the South and
southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Cinein
natl connects at shlng0n with trains for Lynehburg
Florida, New orleans and the south
For through tickets please call at Companys Office ais
broadway NewYO.k and lcket Onices
and Desbrossessts., and Depot Jersey Guy. - -
HOUND TRIP TICKETS TO kANSAS NEBRASKA
AND FLORIDA
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Couuirp Real @state for Sale.

A Farm of about 450 acres of excellent
IA land high state OF cultivation thoroughly drained
with tie and IN good condition, ad AGENT TO ourshng VII
AEe In CayuRa County connected by railroad with YORK
emo extending from the shore OF Cayuga Lake about mile
Eastward II has hne stone mansion beautifully Situated
upon high ground commanding extensive news over the farm
And Lake various constructed Tor the purposes OF
The farm a stone mill, with constant
supply Of waerpowe and other valuable property connected
with tAe farm the whole IS offered for sale ON favor
able terms DESTROYS OF amateur or business An
ng tns property presents an 0pport unity rarely onore fo
BENJAMIN LATHAM, so Beekman-st
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw.JERsE'

{ ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New.York, foot OF Iibertyst
Terry station in Brooklyn, foot OF Futonst
commencing Nov %, ls7STrains leave York, foot Of
1ibertyst as follows:
,,:o, a. m.-For Pennington, Easton Belvdere Mauch
JH rama91a wikesbarre, Elmira. &c. Connects at
no sto n-For High Bridge Branch schooey's Mountain.
namnb LAKE LAKE ana Lake aopaeong Easton KARLSRUHE
MInGn Chunk Iamaqna Hazelton, kesbarre Scranton.
1880 M and 43O p m.-For Somervie Pennington.
- m-FOr Pennington. EsstOn, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqna,
MlE,sbarIe, scranton Tun&hanDock, Tamaqua Hazeon.
Heading, Pottsvile HRrrisburgh Sc
- y, m-For High Bridge Branch. SchO0.eys Mountain,
iudus axe and Lake HOpatcOng Easton Bevidere and
hauch Chunk. Connects Junction with d. L. and W. L. r.
5.3pp m daly-FOr EastOn Allentown aud Harrisburg.
I:i6 y. m.-FOr EastOn.
FOR trains 10 local points time tables at stations.
Su NDAY TRAINS-Leave at o a. M. IL o. m Bound
BROOK and intermediate points and at 630 for EastOn.
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats the Booslyn aud Erie Annex" make connection
atJeey CITY Station and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey CITY,
NEW-YORKa and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. al S:l5, ll:4J a. H.. 4, 5;lJ p NJ
Stages connect at Maawan station 10 and from KEY PORT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Liberty for Freehold at
Slb, ll:i5 a M, 4, 5:l5 pm
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
-
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a. .OU VIA THE OLD RELIhBLR
W sTONINGION LINE,

CoNNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant steamer, HUNTINGTON and MARIA
GANSETT leave Pier 80 Orh River fOot of Jsyst) ~
D. m daily except Sundays) ,- ~,
Special hrstcass limited tickets goOd only on z:i2 a. M
Boston for 81 SO. , 49,. Al. s,a.o.oou,.
securtd Of Wesco Express Company and al Nos
6S and 3J7 Broadway Metropolitan ana nun Avenue
h"'e PH0ViDFNCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier - North
River OF Warren ST. daily except sundAysl al p L.
foi Providence direct. ..,---.-,...
a. ~ "tiIKiNs q. i. AgL D. 8 BABCOCK Pres't
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, NJ

The following sales were IeIu az Tue Tx
change salesroom to-day
LOuis Mesier.
! 4.stOry brown stone dwelling with lot. No ABS West
ierani indastr4al savings Bank 81 900
scott & NUerS.
lots W est lO6thst $50 of 9thave, each 1879
xlOO John Webb 1850
BV Bernard .SDlVtk.
3 story brick stable with lot No G29 West 46th-st
s. 375 IT W of llth.sve. lot 25xl35; Horsto Ter 80
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6teamboats Gno RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnc
ID and Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81. Bridgeport
leaves Caharne slip daily Sundays exceptedl at ll30
and Br1dgepOTt at II p.
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Ofean Gtrumers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The Only TRANSATLANTIC Line sailing under the AMEHsI'
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from PHILADELPHIA
OHIO sails THU RSDAI. March 20. > a. IN
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and United states Malls sailing
every ~ days from Philadelphia and New-Yors.
SW ITZERLAND sails WEDNESDAY, March 20, D a m
For rates passage and other Information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General cents,
807 Walnut St PHILADELPHIA 81 Broadway. New.York.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery place. New-York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Company new No AZ North River foot OF Morton
FVA NOE Trudelle " Wednesday March 10 pm.
LABRADOR. sanglier wednesday, April Ego p m
AMERIOUR y. DeOrd Wednesday. April is. $50 o. m
marked thus do not carry seerage passenger
Credit LyOnnas OF Paris In amounts TO SUIT
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent no. 50 Broadway
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pfoposaIs.
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE
~ BUILDING.

The Undersigned will receive until further notice proposals
for TIE sale OF real estate site which 10 erect build
ing for the OF the Produce Exchange.
should be situated within The fnloWlng
boundary viz, south OF Wallst, east OF Greenwich ST.
OF Waert ana should contain about twenty
(2O) city lots. .,-,--
Proposals 10 sell should made In writing stating the loa
fiou bucc and DC given also gran
refusal for thirty S0 from the date Oi me proposal
an The pI1ce nauei Property offered must De In fee
which NAV and rejected by the Board
~ Managers will be treated confidential aud the parties
mating suc proposals VIII nOtned that refusal Is not de-
sired. -, ,,-r
Communicate should be addressed to CHARLES PRATT
Chairman OF Committee New Ork Produce Exchange cor
Whitehall and Peari-sts.
CHARLES PRATT.
FRANKLIN EDISON,
T.. X. LIVERMORE , Committee
j. NJ. HUGHES,
JAMES l.. FLINT.
Hew.Yorf March IA 1879
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rI,HE ERIE RAILWAY
known by its new nane 5he LAKE
iIans, taking effect December 30 l2ls;
IN Cincinnati and Chicago Day pEtPres' Drawing
8p DAILY Fast St Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
connecting with fast trains 70 me West ana % invest
DAILY Pacific hT'Ts s, Tor ss Wf Fas see Ig
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining
7pE Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New.York for ,o
Newark, 6:i5 $50 1880 m $40 4l5 OLD 6l5. 1880
p and II midnight saturday nights only sundays Y:l5
n6o1 i45 s. sd5 400 5:I5 $50 10 m Y midnight
SUNDAYS 6, $50 iol 45 $50 m and II midnight
raSr:SP g5o ii5 IT, 4sS B. 5iS G. 65 $50 8 10 p
m. II midnight SUNDAYS, q $780, ol5 1918 a. n l43'
' SSera g. Els aS L oIs a. 4s $40 IL mid
night. sundays g. $50 l0l5 a. m l4o' $50 p M ADD
c oili 7ib a. m $3.50 4Sop Sundays sSOa
Wa TSnrS 7a ~, d. $50 43o p Sundays M
Rondout kingston,9a m SOP m sundays $50 TO-
Sundays s, $50, IO:l5 a M ESQ. p m ,.ao O..
Mddleow'L 7:i5 g. 1913 M 81, az m p nn A. s Sao'
m trans connect with New.York and oswego Midland Raft
io P1r JerVis 7:i5 o. 1915 m 400 g. Sundays
$50 1915 q m. $50 and y. m . - ~ -, h.,, 49,.
pFd ms leave Esd st Is minutes earlier than
time leaving Champeisst Oh q155stt ~ easS
l45 D. w. with trains leaving ChaDerssI at ~
~ anu M asge and for apartments in Drawing
ono eenr COACHES be obtained and orders for tho
checking and transfer Of baggage may De leu al !ne C9
Courtst yn or Fl the company DeIsTs -L a -o5
Express Trains from the west arrive Ill 1'e"'iofA " -'
NJ 1873 ana lS1p sBBorr. Genr Passr Agt NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood Coster Permon and Nyack,
su1dSts o a a. and $50 m. The ll:3O p. tram will
leave 30 minutes later saturday nights
N@Hue 10 (. ABBOTT. Gem Passr Ag't Newly
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Gxcursious.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT.
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING. MARCH IL, af n
DIST night OF Mozart's Operal

NETROP0LITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
9M $50 ran NJ TG Wa srs, Fsrr,
oo R eat Tor ss%s p pen for Jersey c,aua
SqmPnpaw EeIIe. mint for Pos, oaee CIV Hail ana
fA barclay street Ferry 70 SG IoOoEen 0'' O' ~ M
CHAMBERS sTREET-Nearest point for Payonis and Erie
FRkks sliTEHiy i .sTfRiEEr-
City and connects with cars for Desbro'ses aud
BLEECKERsTREET-C Connects with for East and
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher street
Ferry to HoD9Sen connecting with cars Tor chrsopner
FOURTEENTH STREET Nearest point 90 Union sguars
vins and rammany Halls conn ,cnns with Ease
T%sF i3s pons
Gaen and GA MasoSic Temple and Taeaya sgssa
ifRT{.THiRDsTREET- Nearest point to STANDARD,
Broadway and FIFTH AvenGs Theatre , AaIai S1 and
San Francisco Minstrels connecting Win carsiof "ee-
FoRTY.S Eco DsTREET-Connecs with York Trans
fer Company cabs for Grand Central Depot
Fifty point for Central PARK.
p p4 sa ana s Ins hi2 %GNUE
For uptown trans take east side si stations ions.
Trains will run and 6thsye, and 53ds and Sth-
FARE i0 CENTs Except between the hours o, $50 70
7:SOa NJ and to m wen tne lse + pTsasut
NJ VAN BRocKLIN. Superintendent.
7VHE CITY HALL BRANCH
NETWORK ELEVATED RAILROAD
will be opened for travel
MONDAY MORNING. March H. 1879.
Trains will be between CITY Han station and Harlem
from 5 a. m. until 1890 midnight
SUNDAY TRAINS
will be run from 73O a. IN. until 1890 midnight Grand
Central Trains will be SUNDAY.
GRAND CENTRAL PASSENGERS
Going nor til City Han transfer 3ithst station and
going south to City transfer Chatham Square station.
RE KICKER
oonoral Manager.
NewYork March l3. 1879.
Alarnlc ano Slate Hlantels.
SLATE, MARBLE and WOOD MANTELS in
~ great VARIETY. !. D. sfEWAAE "" 10 "ses |S@s
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk


j. Line and United States Mail ROute-On ana after
Jsnnar - 1873 trains leave NewYork via Desb and
Cortland street Ferries a. follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached d. n ana $50 D.
daily.
tor WamspOrt Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at $3.50
connecting Cory for Ttusye Petroleum Centre and the
Oil Regions. WiauspOrt aud Lock Haven, 81 a. N.
Baltimore, Washington and the South, Limited Washing
Express" Of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except Sunday
10 m; arrive Washington 3l2 Regular at 4:30 aud
$40 M, and lUp sunday. 43O a. IN. and 10 u For
Baltimore p. III. except sunday. - - - 50 x--,.-., .
EXprrs for Philadelphia 43 1880 $40 30 Lmitedl
A. M $50 4, O. 1870 $50 and 10 sunday. 43O an
o a. m. s. g. 1870 $50 p IN Emgrant AMI second
Tos OF BROOKLYN Annex" with all through trains
Jersey Guy, adording speedy aud direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel ,o,o - ia.
m dai,y $40 a. M, 500 p daily except Monday From
washington and Baltimore $50 mr 800 i;4j 1910
400 $40 $40 1910. 1870 M 2 300. 400 $50 $50 and
1910 D. M SUNDAY i:3O $780, lO4O Il3O H. 60 1910
pTckot oaces j26 and 9i4 Broadway No Aston House
80 o cortland SITS; No
ETooRlyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOnst Brooklyn
IL ii and IS Hudson HODoken Depot Jersey City
fmignnt Ticket ONCE. No . Battery place
i'Ni9'"N II. y. FARMER Genl Passenger Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE SGAR LINE. $500
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCEThe steamers Of this Line laSe the lane lo
recommended by Lieut. Maury u s. NJ on both the ou"au
and honey ard VOYAGES -
GEKMA nc, Capt Kennedy Sa- urtav. March ~ p ~
ADRIATlC Capt Jennings. Thursday March. 81 a. NJ
BALTIC ......- THURSDAY April 3 $50 p m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF W. 10TH
ST.
These steamers uniform and unsurpassed In ap'
pOintmrnis. The Saloon StaterOGms. Smoking and batn
rooms placed amshps where the noise and motion sro
east felt aGOdng degree OF comfort hitherto unattapaoo
al
RATES-saoon $50 So and 800. Storage s2S Return
tIyb'lb e terms.
Those steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
inspection Of plans and other Information apply az lh9
COmpanys Otces No 81 Broadway. NewGork, or lto Wal
hut-st.. Philadelphia r. j. CORTlS. Agent
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare, 81.
Steamers leave Pecksdp daily SUNDAYS excepted fsr
ne" maven at3 and ii y. M. connecting with road
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. December 30,
15lS, through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
o:Ou a. m, western and Northern Express with drawnS
trea, via Saratoga
1880 M. Chicago and Western Express with draw.
ngr0om cars 10 Canandalgua- Rochester aud Buffalo.
100 M Express to Albany and Troy with connections
10 Utica and Rutland.
4:OO Montreal Express with through sleeping car
via St Adams.
Goo D. m St Express daily with sleeping
St Louis running through Jay in the week. also sleep
ing Bualo Falls, 1O.edo and Detroit aud for
Montreal. excepting sunday night, via Safatoga
1880 Rochester and Corning via Co
Slreiing Geneva and Rochester.
$50 Pacific Express, daily with sleeping cara LOT
Chicago and excepting saturday night TO Waterfowl
Tickets for at Nos 252 and Alb BROADWAY and at
WestcOtt Express Companys Offices NO Pafh place 80
and 9t2 Broadway NewYork. ana 3"5 WasmGgton's%'
Brooklyn. c. I. D. MEEh hft, -.
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0ountrp Real estate for Sale.

A CHEAP HOME;1For sale, good 90 h. we'll 9lo
s se sou Is Ss building Ra for
aSo@ minutes Walk OS clifton anan
ca ss"'n On mOr'sAs~ Nuule'' ~ .-
At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~. Of c G s we o
s3ny Post Road mill Hn n eS e an SPS a So
cred with apples pears and other small fruits and Is HnHst
a5 WE H9is contains
CENTRAL \. j. LAND IMPROVEMENTS co;
other points the line Of The K9Sad %
FOR SALON strictly gold bas is dIN
al RYE Westchester Co, N Y; house 45x70 stories
et Pa G complete P
is admirably adapted for summer or Winter use on lawn OF
CHOICE fruit and owerS IS acres Of which ample
coachmen and gardeners
h2g' scna6 on miles, ss sn and
and interior for miles distant one mile from enor Ky, 1--WE
42d.st on New.Taven Railroad.
Location and DeiGhbOrhOod unexceDtionable ,, -,
Is Uerfcty healthy. and house has been occupied ny
owner for 10 years A,D,vto
WILLIAM b. CRAGIN,
L County near Hudson River: 800 acres well adap
ted ,or grain grazing fruit large convenient dwelling
views PURDY &BRoWEII 100 Msin-st- Tsrrytown. Ny.
L'OR SALE or TO LET, at a low price,
fist class Residence with all the MODEM Sy
ments al Bloomfield j. 40 sna shaG S ee address
Box COL Bloomfield, ~ j.
EOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
Il HANDSOME HOUSE, 10 rooms modern lmpI9GNe
@ S;x minutes wal. ron depot Address the owner
W 5, H., Lock Box 2l7. Mo6oEen, \. j.
TOR SALE, at Greenwich, Conn, country
place ~ good house furnished fine outouiding
good plenty Of fruit with stock in perfect ORDER All
Tree A"u 'i'Ai 'D'"' ""O0 owner 94s West 42lh-st.
DOR SALE CHEAP-Farm beautifully stu
ated on short Hills Ia miles from Mllburn, n j.; one
houses one with modern
ou0uldings fine surroundings wei lunlHG
M.
KANSAS FARMS for SALE or EXCHANGE
IN -One Of eighty acres 100 situated In best
part the state and railroad station good soil ana
living suitable for grain or stock raising WI" De sofa
al bargain for cash exchange for stock staple dry
goods and notions agents Address three days A. " E
Tribune Ohco.
CUBURBAN RESIDENCE for SALE or to
y -CcmnodiOus 10 house. with ample stable and
. acre in garden lawn, shade. bearing fruit &c only 4Q
minutes Liberty Cortland DesOrOssesst high and
proye1el Is half hourly trains tn midnight unur
shed $40 carpets and heavy furniture extra Address
OWNER p o. Box 1874, Elizabeth, n j.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-ln one
parcel at very large reduction from cot Io pa
We miles OF the City of ST. 10 lis, Mo- especially
Tor stock raising aud valuable on account OF mineral
between the Mountain and Louis and san Francisco
Ra s cs title FL s1S' aR Gl ae ~
V{TEIL SELECTED IOWA, WISCONSIN and
or exchange salabe merchandise. principals only Ad
dress care J. A. W. Tribune ONCE
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j NJ nNTTE ;D STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 49, ". X. foot Of Kingst
WISCONSIN TT ESDAY. March IL p m
W 1OM u isNDA
...... TU ESDAY. April noon
NEVADA ESDAf' April io p W.
r. These steamers are built o. iron In waertight com
the passage Atlantic both safe and agreeable hav
ing bathroom smoking room drawing room piano and IL
brary experienced sewardess and caterer on
each steamer The all deck thus nsng
those greatest Of all uxures at perfect ventilation and
light. -
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 sraterooml s55, s65 and
S75 INTERMEDIATE $40: STEERAGE S26.
OFFICE, no. 20 BROADWAY. -
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE.
Commencing March II, 1879. Leave NewYork foot of
Highland and Toms Rive 81 Is, ll:45 a. m; 400 D. NJ
Vineland. Bridgeton ana Atlantic City. HAS a
WareIOwn. ST. a. IN. 400 y.
BaTnegat and TucLerton. 400 p.
From 4 1 \. y. u.u ut kcctOr-si.)
400 p. for Highlands, Long Branch and Eatontown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND Brook ROUTE
:, FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
II n nTN ~

,IVIt IsENIUN
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS.
Leave New YORK. foot OF Liberty for entOn and Pha
ueipna AZ $50 =, D. ii 90 M. 1850. 4. $50 ~
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third ierk sst at G45 way 7i5 $50 lI:3Oa IN,
$40, $50, $50. ~ m
Leave Trenton NewYork 1:2O except Monday 645
$40, 1920 M. 1915. 2:2O. 4:l2, 6:l5 p. m.
fulnan DrawDgr0Om attached to the 300 m,4
p M trains from NewYOrk TO the 7i5 a. m. las o. m,
trains from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINS~ieave NewYork and Philadelphia az
a. IN. 6:3O Up IN NewYOrk for Trenton at a m-
63O .. IN. Leave Trenton l20, $50 IN, Clio D. IN.
Connection made at Jersey City station by ferry to and
from Brooklyn Erie" Depot, Jersey City.
Tickets Tor sale foot OF Lbety-st, Nos. 529 and 9ti
broadway at the principal hotels all offices OF the Erie Hi
way In New.YOrk and Brooklyn, and at NO C0urtst,
Brooklyn checktc residence destinatOn
III. +. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
tOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
all stations on the New York. Boston and Air Line,
DERBY and North Hampton Railroads direct-SteaDers
JOHN II SrARIN and ERASrIS CORNING leave Pier 49,
n. T. loot OF Courtlandtst at p m every night N the
week except Saturday arrive in New Haven In time for all
morning trains all railroads. best facilities for
ann freight fare sli excursion, 81 90 starins NewHaven
transportation Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
"A built frame house and lot The lot IL 25Kieo feet Tne
the small building suitable for carpenters shop
or furniture maker. house Staten Island N Y,
and about 10 minutes walk from Landing The prop
erty 200 part Of the purchase money
can remain mortgage ADDRESS r. A. L., Box a. Tribune