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GANKIAG AND FINANCIAL.
KANSAS PACIFIC TAILWaY COMPANY

Holders of the Company First Land Grant Bonds.
dated July ist 1870. due July LIST, 1850, Adohlns
NsicF and John A. Stewart Trustees, are invited 10
exchange the same aud funded interest certificates
ffreof 40 par and accrued interest. or the overdue
coupons thereof n sums Of one Thousand dollars or
multi pies thereof az par. for the COmpany's First
Consolidated Mort gage Bonds. ut par and accrued
intyfes', at the Companys Offices. so Broad way
aeTeeabiy - the provisions Of the COmpany's First
Consolidated Mortgage.
Information concerning either Of the above-de-
fcribed Mort cages will be furnished application
20 the Secretary Of the Company.
kANsAs PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
by SIDNEY DILLON, President.
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Cost an0 fonn0.


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICEs No. i,s3s broadway, cor Thirty
brst-si 31S est Twenty thiri-t, cor Eighth-ave
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Thirdave, Forty -seventh-st. at the HARLEM
OFFICE, No. 2.2Si Ihrd.ayc., cor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty iOurt'. Harlem savings Bank Duldns up " 81
NJ. stregular Office rarer-
I OST.-Bank Book No. 111.S47 issued by
II the German SAVINGS Bank IN the cry Of New to
Charles A. Pade Tho Under or ho Ter of the ok
r,1u.efcd 10 deliver the Bank. ~ not esfoIed before
the January 1850. application VIII be made 70 the
Bank fCr a book.
OST-Bank book No. %, $50 Of the Ger
man savings Bank. The finder 4. requested 10 leave 10
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csmDer $40 application will be 10 the BANK FOR new
d
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Goruoratlon Notices.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
RtrPIu PoR 1HE CofLEcrfoS or TANFs,

ptrrIu pom me COLLECTOR or TAxFs ,
No. SO Chambersst. NIw; YORK. he, J. l1 ,,s. n
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-ALL PIX
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED TO PAY IHEis
TAXES PoR THE EAR 1873 are hereby n9tined =. IT,
ouired BY the Recevrr" Tax AZ s
Once on or before the day OF January. 1850 -, -
one ner cent will collected on an taxes p'lh w"
fore the 10Th day OF December. instant per ecu,
all taxes paid on aud alter that aa NM '' from
the ITt II October tthe dav which the assess
nrnt rolls and warrants delivered 10 the hectNe.
unpaid and after the SAID ISL uaY "'
No money viii he received after o'clock p IN. ONCE
"'N'' ''''" - Nv " MARTIN T. MCMAHON,
Receiver Of Taxes.
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Ia London British consos further declined 70 ga
for money. closing AT 9Hl6 Tor money ana 9'ele lSr
afeounf In United States bonds the rev D adj
Vanced Il 10 1888. but later lost the gam ana
clesed a 1883 Il PEI cents were steady AT luJi4
and As declined IS To 1903. American railways
were easier; Erie falling from 40 10 los
rrcferrrd stock from 70 20 -, second consols
IRON 81 10 90, and funded o from 80
10 - Illinois Central was steady at 1903 New-Jer-
scv Central 10 lower at So, cOnsols beng up - at
IOSit and Reading down y per cent at 50i2'
Tic Bank Of England gained 10000 bullion on bal
anec. At Paris French 3 per cents rose from ol''V
"a : % francs. 4,
Inc Native Silver Mining Company, owning the
Native Mime IN aribOu District, Boulder County.
Coz has inst been organized, with Edward JORDAN
a. ur sfdemt and J. ". Schuckers as secretary.
I no gross earnings OF the following railroads ale
CHICAGO AND AL1oN
iS7S 1879
ssnuary 10 bee T.. 4.43sSiS 5.s47l72 Inc 9ls,s2o
HANNIBAL IT. JOSEPH.
rir., week O, Dec. sii4io siS %, Inc. sl,sl5
January / 10 Dec. l. l,9,sS22 l7sl34i Dee l%6.9
II LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
FIRST week Of Dec. -. slsl,sls slsleSs Inc So
January 70 bee. 7. 4,l77eA 4sls4o6 Inc. 6io5o2
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NoRTHERN.
Tiret week az Dec SO 25G S4OG2l Inc So. 3Gj
January to pee T.. l43S,247 l.S9sS65 Dec. S5.ssl
MOBILE AID OHIO.
5T,' w 20 bS Si DEE sszgg ss+5a Inc inS 2i5
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports the
production of anthracite coal Tor the week ended
December and since January as follows:
Week. Year
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y, Proposals.

OFFICE OF TnE BOARD OF PIlor coNSns-IoNFns
NEW-ioEK, Dec. y Io7g}
PROPOSALS
i For Tie removal Of asUNKEN cANALBoA1. coal
laden fI0m the waters the foot ~ BykcnansL Acl
HOOK. pursuant 10 Chapter 3D. 1850. viii be
noon, Dccebe o. The rs he
la reject ali bids its discretion Particulars
by oIder Of the Board, ID. A. NASH. secretary.
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEM
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At IIiEu ~
TOWN OFFICES No: I.23s broadway corner rry my nys
Ct. 3Os West Twenty THIRD st, corner IIenlhN ~,
NO. or last fourtcenth-st. corner Union square Iov
Thrave, FOity-seventtst; at the HAhbsM offhCt
22~t ono hundf ed Iouli.st
Harlem Savings BuldinIJ mp To p m' at regular
office rates.
NEW MUSlC-Full size, Zoe. per copy. Send
~ for Catalogue; 1000 pieces HARDiN6s, ~ BoMeIy
TOURISTS and INVALlDS going South
will good accommo ations AZ the Si iNCht NOV 81
ST. Marys Georgia. Good hunting, sailing anu nsshng
Particulars Of J. W. THON PSON, It Mays or eItPHEN
A. SPENCER carpet Dealer. @g9 6th.aye Zo~-lotG
old LEAD and TEA LEAD Ill any guam
" uy wanted for cash BY ,v ~ 49,,
DATENTS, LABELS. CAVEATS.
Il MUM & co. No. 81 ParRrow. NewNork pr,nretors
OF The American - years experience A. nctor
Patents. VITA iu dir ctions anu
advice. sent free.
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of last wear. were as follows !:

The Treasury now holds 1901 ,v1U,soU III UnIIrI
States bonds to secure bank circulation. Unlttu
stfes bonds deposited for circulation Tor the wce@'
- 90 200: United states bonds held Tor clrcula-
ion withdrawn for the week. $l,2lO'0oO. Ma,
uonal bank circulation outstanding tT- 1 ,nS
The Clearing House statement to-day - Is
A. follows: Forthe dav--EXchanges, Sll4,95|olo;
halarcrs 80 sos. sos; for the week-eXchanses,
500 603 $50: balances. S2s.l2GsOs: Inc ousi-
ness al tine SubIreasUTy TODAY covered; kecelp'S'
$3.50. SEQ: payments, 6146o3 currency oai-
snec. 81 3ts 293 ; coin balance, $lO5, 33O,eoo.
he foreign exchanges continue dull, aud quota
finns are UNCHANGED. bong as follows:
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Hlarblnern.

rlNO PRINTERS.-Mu he sold n great bar
can no reasonable offer refused hrscass JOB print
ing Office. whole part c,ln0er Coitreil x BaDcoc
press 2ny2J Gordon Press GOrdOn presses an equal
10 new with ~ matefils boiler anu engine
horse power. Call or address az The olice -.
l4O - 3d.st. second i2dl floor.
Philadelphia, Penn.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKEr.

FA,I HIvIE Mass. Dec. l3-The market Cloths has
BEEN 90 very arm previous prOduc
the week $50 oU pieces sales 81 OOO pieces ltav
ug slocg hand u 81 900 pieeeA
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g1rdies ano TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
The largest manufacturers of and half low Crates for
either hard sotco, win dumping OF simAlhs dlch.
Tfroplaccs, with andirons ana basNet
crates for cod res brass Ferder Fire and Coal HodJ
OF antique q designs wholesale and retail
Estimates given to buder-, contractors and architects
JAS. CONONEr co. $50 and 3b5 CaIa-st' y Y
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Saturday. Dee. 10. 1870.
The following sales were held at the r.,
change salesroom today;
BIZ JOtn r. POgd
j 2-story frame dweling with with lot No 40 East
tsst 81 n =, I3s n q OF lstavc. IN 2JxloO4; Jn0
PY Rfctqrd v Hdrier
l 2story frame house with 3soo acres Of lana ~
road eaping from West Farms 10 Hunts FOnt,
adjoining Lands OF o WLiteho 80. Gath Wa I'd
Andrew T. bush - ~. -. as,
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The following shows the exports exclusive of spe
Gle from the port OF New-YOr for the week ended
December and since the beginning of the year:
1877. 1873 1879.
For ,hc week ..... sGsss, ia7 sGIGi.7O2 ss.07g5l9
PREVIOUSLY reported 27U595747 32l is94 322de3.ssS
Total Jan. l.. 21l7e,V84 S%''5@o0St 5SOd'04O1
The following are the imports of dry goods and
general merchandise M the port of NewYork for he
week ending December 10 aud since the beginning
of tie year:
rof e. 1877 1873 1879.
Goods SSi6.tI3 Slslll,l't Slb3s2 ~
Genera merchandise 3,l35.623 b.O4,S04 e,3eNl3o
Total for 80 ,69i 1.212O1O lu.2g3SDO
Previously reported 3O2S6I j76 2GJ7l9OOS 3l30O0225
Total since jan l. So6.s3327i 27l99i.o73 2322S5sI
The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above period:
For the week. 1877 1873 1879
Entered az SS3GOa2 fl,ls1,lu6 fl6t4@2
Thrown market.--.. b-ov04 SoZ,'oZ 4,oaS4SJ
since January
Entered at port 75s99s2l 7l,9is996 s5Ge435s
Thrown MARKET. 20 34s9S9 724S1,0O0 e3J9sOIS
The exports of sDecie fromthe port of NewYork for
the week ending December l3 and since the begin
ming of the year were as follows:
Total for the week $4,000
PREVIOUSLY frpOilel 2nio. fot
Total SirCC January i'.S3@,'lJ
Tie following is a comparative statement OF tde
exports of specie from the port of New-NOTk TO
foreign ports from January 10 December 13. for a
period If twenty-eight years.
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90 Dhom II alan Concern

WILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON wanted.
w English gentleman; bachelor. are S6 Address n. W..
Post Office Box lU3 Hamilton, Canada
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cannot more than earn the interest on tnls
IS. 600 600 bonds the condition OF the other large
coal companies is desperate indeed. Inc invest
ment bonds were strong and where n tltes W.
changed are generally higher Texas iaoluo III
comes advanced from 80 TO 40. ~,,--,o -.
The Snh-Treasnry to-day gained SSl q 20 . on W
balance made up by currency cam ot SOO,'e'
and coin gam Of S256,7s3. SINCE Nes'trnSE o in
ron,inq foreign steamers have delivered SoVoooo
gold. The following is the bank statement j.
l.a..
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

TIO PHlLADEIIHin
PExNsYLvxNffA RAILROAD.
THE OLD rsrABLrsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
SEw.yoaK AMI PHILADELPHIA
sixteen Through Trains each way daily three depos in
Philadelphis, two IN New-fon
Track ne mos, @ ,SH. safety and the
Express Trains eavs New York Des6ro.ses
.ao 7qo angt s,r,Si Ferries a. Iopw' 40 G
7so $50 and 10 sunday iSo and y ~; 3 g. go
cep sunday at $50 M running through wa itono' anu
boats "Brookyn connect with all through trains
jersey CITY. anordng speedy and direct transfer ior
TS'afaag ians leave West rhaaelPhla l2oi $50
' ana "a M on es s@sa1y SR s va
TcSet oencesSo $40 ana ga BToanway 10 Astor
It, Brookyn Annex Depot foot of Fulton st. Brcokyn
civ Civ Enigrsnt ticket Once No battery
General Manager. GEM Passenger Ag'L
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
~ VA THE FALL RIVER LINE -, -
toLoSY and NEW NEWPORT enve Se%.York daily including
Sundays 49, from Pier 2s North River foot Of Mar
ray.st raye Brooklyn. 400 p Jersey cty AGO
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nam
arne 81 Pier S. r. r. daily o. 1870 a. m and go D. H.
Fare lower than by any oiher routh
TOR RONDOUT and KINGS rON.-Landiug
4 West Point, Cornwall Newburg Marlboro,
Milton Es"D@ sgTSset9g w, gsr and
". IA I.DW and ~ NAs CO.'S Eli ieavo DAILY at 4
Except saturday when Thoma. Cornell leaves p
TNHE ERIE RAILWAY,
Il known a. tho NEW.YOhk. Lei Eklt. and
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement of TRAINS taking
. a. NJ dineions and chicago pay Express Drawing
room Coaches o Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
tDai Fat S. "1is EAPle,- "T wt az snn1o
wet Pullman's best Dnwngroom Sleeping Coaches to
sp N. (Dalyl Pacific Express for the West seeong
Coaches through 10 lnilalo wa 'aIa ara, t p Cneia,
y p. M Emigrant train for the wcst.
Trains leave chambers street Depot TeW-Yo5k for ,o
a. M and mu ght saturday ngh;s only. SUNDAYS 0i5
a. M 9I P and pa.aic 6. $50 TO- 1920 A. H. ohe
1910 a. ~ irna STOP, Rutherford PARK only s9nays
IL noon l5 g. 500. 49, 5:lO 900. 6;lO $50 = 10 p. me-
~ mangh. sundays, 8. $780, 1920 a M :i5. $3.50 p.
ana aer"on. g. Gi5 7jo $40 10 1920 1880 NJ ~ noon
l:45 3 $40 800 l2o; 4:4o s.lo 5.2 65o elO, 49,
io9Si No. Las. go l. p M; aud u Inidulsht
md Si en-. Z a aiSG g. sso 1920 a. No. IA cSS p m
A' Wa N ts.50 a. m. 4.3Op.m
NcwbGrg and Cornwall, 100 a. m. $3.50. l:SOp. m. sun
kondo sg and Kingston $3.50 Sundays, s3oa
Goshen g. 1850 9 1920 $780, $780, $780, D. sun
DAY ,;aSe TONI go. - loo M 800 4so p M sun.
m tram connect viii and OsweSo Midland R
r p pG ~ $50 O. 1920 M $780, g. p m Sundays
s.so iO.2O a. N o. $50 and p.
NofEIicqs leave 2si quarter OF ana quarter after eaeh
h9 i, for Dasag and or apartments Drawing
a ahe aud transfer OF baggage be left
panys Offices Nos 49, az or %. hroway, " ii No
tx press trains from West arrive in NewyOrx at 725
am - JS soa ~ AIs0rr GEM Passr Agt. NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains Engewooi Closteg piermont and yack
sunGa5s 9a. aud $50 p m. The 1880 y. train will
leave 30 minutes Ster SATURDAY nights o,o m A,o
N~""''' 'JS6 \. ABBoTf. GENT rAssr Agr. New-Yor<
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Dipiocmo Noh ,es

SFw-YoRK, December Q, 1879
rIYIE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
i ING COMPANY nave tiis day declared their regular
monthly dividend OF FIFTY CENTS per share payable De-
cemb,r ~ at the Of the Nevada Bank. No 02 Wall
st. New York. -
18th INST A IL COOh Nlc@fFtsldtnt
TNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
u A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONk-HALF PER
CENT capital stock Of the Union Pacific RAILROAD
Comuany will be- paid January
holders q rerOTd December IL. 1873.
York stockholders VII be paid M the Union Trust
Company, - Broadway and Boston stockholders the
company sonice a Equitable Building, Boston
closed December * and rcopencd
HEN Rl MCFAkLAND ID, Treasurer.
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1,crrnN r-eoi cotton dun and sisc lower SAFES ~
~. snirr ing delivered Contracts . - Daes
&C. nfs at he pniis 81 80 bales against 5uuio o"es ~
iav iast week and % - bales this day last year
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The general rate for money on call to-day w"s u
ccr c.rt with exceptions at ana later at : Der
cent. There are no changes noted IN the domestic
exchanges on New-York. and the shipments OF BON
gold and currency continue on liberal scale; ne
Treasurer at Washington TODAY received SlS',oV"
in National bank notes for redemption. Inc Gus
toms receipts were S3l4 1910 aud the internal rcNe
me receipts were 1899 $50. The receipts Of Ma
fonai bank no es for redemption for the week end-
Ing to-day. as compared with the corresponding
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Ocean 5teamer5.

A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENS rONN AND LIVERPOOL
only Transatlantic Line under the AMERICAN FLAG
calling every Thu siay from Pha delpha and every We'd
"' BRITIsH CROWS, THURSDAY. Dec. ls Up nj.
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Dnsliless CHANCES.

NrANTED.-In the manufacture of steel. a
w general special partner with $4,000 capital by
man u no has been business thirteen years.
capital Of his own. Address FORBES SAGE, 1876 Broad
4 RARE INVESTMENT.
A popular BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS now enjoying
an income Of 81 per is offered for sale easy
terms.
Satisfactory reasons for selling
Apply by letter 10 BEACH, Rooms 81 9s Even
ng Post Building. NewYork.
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Leave New-York. foot Libcrtv-st c. T. n. Of y. T.;
s;l5 mFor Famngdale, Toms River Barnegat and In
termedate stations.
LILO d. m.-FOI Toms River. Nlneand, all stations to Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC cry
400 u. m-For Farmnedae Toms River. Barnegat Tuck
ertOwn II X. and Philadelphia
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
foot OF Liberty-st Tor Freehold at
s15. HAS a. No. A. 5lb D.
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

EOR SALE At BARGAIN.
The weli-known
FIVE-RUN NEW PROCESS FIGURING MILL
At BLOOMFIELD, Nj.
Ioca,ct on the ehigh grain can be Skinned
N canal arsct to mill. Bloomfield alo cOunrce ri by
two al roads twelve mites from NoR-lOrk civ, making
convenient economical 10 do business four
miles from the city Newark y. The mil Driven uy
3Ulnch Turbine Wheel under head at fecf,
with an abundant supply VITA perpetual lease
the salnf with sufficient supply u increase c1pa.iiy
run or balance power could BE- used
turing purposes Building frame four storr7 iSXt0 fccf.
all m0do rh imp Ovemenis and excellent
order. The 10 retire 90 Ing
y,ar- the purchaser step into IIbla!O
buslness. Further particulars address the propfienr.
1. " POTTER
bloomfield. NcW-JtIatT.
gOr T. r. w.SRD % College place New York city
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVHE ..
pier Com pany new AZ North River foot OF Morton-
travellers by this line avoid both transit by English ra
and discomforts Of the Channel In sA
boat -. a., n -
AMERIQUE. ID. Joucia. Wednesday, Dee q D. M
1sP ScF TIudele. Wednesday, Z. d.
LABRADOR. Sanger. etnes iay. Ian H. l. M.
fho.Lsdrawn Of Paris. amounts
LNLLA DE bEkIAN. AgenI. No. % BLOAiMaY
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Brcohlnn Real Gsiats for Sale

E'OR SALE.-Brown stone house In Brook
j. Iyn, good location Il roOms size 20x40xlOO pnce
$500 6ntite cash Apply 4l3 West 49d'st Ne~l YORK.
HALF-BLOCK 30 lots, high ground near
rapid transit for sale At 5000 each buy now don't
wait rutland q WHITING. BeosmansI
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ID
&C West Pont, Cornwall, Newburg. Marlboro
Milton, EsrpuH, connecting with Ulster
Wilii VALLEY Railroads. Steamboats, IA NES
". BALDWIN AMI IHOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at
d NJ Pier -, Nogih River loot Of ia rlson-st.
Except saturday. when ThOma. Cornell leaves at
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furniIure.
A MInnLE.AGED MAN for years In the

~ employ Of Of the most proninsn,, s
wealthy parties In the Of business 10
L, w .ddrcss. Tor three DAYS REL1ABE" Tribune
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GonnIrp Dropsrin tor Sale ano 60 Est


AT ORANGE, n. J. (neighborhoOd speciality.
IA Property and all varieties great btf-
gains EDWARD T.. HAMILTON. Ia Pne-st. y y.
A VERY desirable property for Young
~ Ladies' School with all the appurtenances too
same Located Connecticut, hour from YORK. one
half mile from station high ground Is Tuy furnished
water and stable attach a. tau 20
boarcrs during the summer vacation snd can
so people Address W. B.. Box la Tribune p
town Onice LBS Broadway
nor SALE.-Tn Ripley County, Missouri,
IL largo Mound HEMATIrE IRON ORE pear nverl WI"
qrin brokers'. BIIDGMAN, POS Broadway. New YORK
FaIms aud houses for sale very cheap.
nor SALE.-A country seat of 53 acres IN
i the beautiful village u Geneva situation exceienti
~ od buildings Of fruit. rare chance sf
gentleman desiring country home Apply TO oEkhii IL
SMITH. Geneva y. y
nor SALE.-A fine, well improved farm or
100 acres sOil passed. neghboThood not ex ee "a
the state church and schools close bv railroad ~
north and east in sight and furnishing each maIAet s
everything farmer may raise For price ami terms "ueiN'
III. Nj. MINOR Lovington, Moutfie CcuntN III.
HANDSOME NEW 2-SrORY and Basement
III water marble manteS, haiu-
dnishei cOiccs: bay windows Ncranda eh"lo
oeatlon An Jersey city Price $500 Terms EASY lnquv
OF pow LII & WALLER 90 Annst, New-fork
nRANGE, n, J.-HOuses ana Country Seats
10 ct ana for sale great variety; alsc farms and 1il
n lots. BLACKWELL BROS. 2iS Broadway, Room =
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STEAMBOATS, ono Railroads..
LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE'S LINE.

DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier No IL North River
foot Of Canast. every week day p. H. connecting ~
Albany SUNDAY morning eXoeDed with trans NORTH Mes'
ard East. SiateroOnIs heated BY steam, ., ,,,,.
W. W. EVERETT, President
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The following were the receipts and shipments
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. Shipments
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RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every days alternately from Philadelphia AMI
Newl landing within Anew hours ride Oh e
I'M uortaut points Of interest on the Continent
NEDERLAND, "a UkDAI. Dec. IL. y. T. m
TOr passage ana other Information apply %
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents -
on Waiuni--f Phiiadcip ha 50 Broadway, New York.
Join MCDONALD. Agent, Battery place. NowYorA.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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Two LET.-134 East 57th-St.; complete 0tdefI
L reasonable rent PAUL p. TODD. 70 40 bIoadN-s;-
rlNO RENT, 1874 East 57th-st.-Complete or
i der reasonable rent PAUL p TODD l4o brosu~ay.
r.'O LEr.-rhird- story front room; neatly
L furnished; gas; nre Tor gentlemen only Apply 40
West 0lstsL
Two LEASE-The iive-story building known
/ AZ No4 l. g. and Bowery aad Nos , l. ana psi- .
ions. For particular Apply to r. MohllAh"' II M14's-
VERY elegantly furnished private house
-four story, high stDop with all improvements No -
Past It. between 9TH and Broadway.
lCe Cream.
A FACT. HORIZONS ICE CREAM
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AND you WILL USE No orhEh Al.
Depots 400 AIN. ave. L2os Broadway. -l4 - NsAsH~
xew.York tb3 FULTON st. B-ooknn