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Gin DroucrIp GO Eel.

4 FOUR-STORY FULLY FURNISHED
- or T. centrally located 70 - 70 rSsb S H TrTmc
4 y elegant tom story dwelling handsomely
~ furnished corner on " alison ~" near w ,Hi iio'
At MODERATE RATES-Ilouses % West
y icfh = ana "a We.t tl-tst luquitr o. agent
HATS TO LET Of < cons. all improve
| mcris Apply TO J. wnrFGl III 90 7th-st, between
Ist an4 ~ ave-,
OFFICE of SAMUEL KILPATEICK, Fifth
-dc If Ion~,, ud lots rnd tr.'iogo house. and aits
t.. .li. ,i,tofy l.-HI.noc. gwen when a-,cd.
'tu LEA dc-,rahlc DIV ling well located,
"i'''n fo"l"ar a,' ",l a'. ~ ycSs''n' G,,,
r. '.Iul.l ,ooi to mail family 800 year Apply to
no LET. q fine SECOND Fl OOR in Il phi
waite h'us,. Apply TO d. VIII FIELD 81 7th ST. be-
40 LEr.-At No - Yves 20tb-st parlor,
nn 'oom Kitchen and t FIX CON ,"R a -,Gn ai'"
'EO LEr.-1hrcc-story aud basement brick
n"".' 40. ii "e' "1,''2s'i1 ,;i n'%[yS
II, ol LEI Ia -{ ,,s .sT nss and @.eS@
Ton o. co. '' i', :, o., T.; ''' ' a. ,, AWAY. on
trnor. ,'oa.jaIi,o g., ttl ave aud l'tt 1t
no RENT POP EAST 1jTH-ST.-A three
story nrl'k house 'is' et''pai inpr'vcm'nts can be-
rp'O LEr.-Wcst SIDE houses good ncghhor-
h"'' Sd st. 'r,wr"" sh avs .na hoarE",a or r ,
.,.r, i.rn .'oor '-t,a.- dwchae, rrck sewer. gus
auo Ids -'ic~ iotoo wafer IN The street iIw"bms per
t.,t tl lut up lt ~. vorh Furnaces. r@'gc-. ch"ndc
r.fr,f t'fr...f..l 'on-cs. 5000 p'I year
$50 si,-.o. ,., cr.ss, 70 'c,. j. pen r,rth
j. ;'E-' n5.ll>.s 81 Union sGn,rc
tNESl 2Jp-NT.. ucar Sin-avo.-%-stoN Aigh
-:.r " 9'- ,, , t' ~. r,.
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LFAIFD PROPOSALS Will be received At

- mo office Of rlerk % Education
of Grand Im-ts.. until nun -dHv. Apr = l0Nu ~ p
Ia fl.r thous md
OnO ~ coal le' Hnd eirh hundred AMI my
$3.50 cDfds ~ sss. and nvr hundrci a"d hpv $50
ul pine ~uoi. less. Tue coal Hu-t be Of
the best qliiy co. ash. fufuatr stove and
sz,s cleii r roo or-T two isand two hundred and
forty 22o pounds 70 the TN, snd must be delivered NJ te
hf 81 ID" school bindings ~ 'irh Times an ~ rlth
qu4nililr- t.qulr'd 10y the 'Ommift~e on Hutbit@
Ihe proposals state The wiues nom which 10 ~ pro
posed 10 supply the coal 30 be- tlrmshod from the mines
Lir cf~d and must ate the pice per ton oil tNO
thtrsn'd fv lirucrci und tory q 2th pounds.
quantity ~ the van Of coal required viii ho
about , tloN'.vI: Iight ihontand one huh.tci ,luo
Afr tire, nu"rd ard MY tj3O tons of size and siA
uufoit 90 i1f
be ~ beet quality she stick not ca-
uap three fc long III pine -ooi must Dec 81 the bs'
..lr t'flS CD feet ~
iu. Ir g-pI'r ~ se - ffIcr l'r corr ofolo
haf"l apI iFr' Ft - 'ubi, 'r' r'hi measure iot
.rrlId III, I-rC cut 'u1i luf ~ tiiF The VA NV
split frqil-u by o., committee o.
~Irllos 1tO wood VII Inspected b. 4 meUufd uuitr
Zoe tu'"tflsioh Toe lnHttc o. ~ ic' lh 0h"t iu
cltIn il must bD ly,, % the ~snu4 e. f'llWl Two
uius Of me q1nu'tr required from en-" - Of Ma to tue
..'. .. Ill. 3D. l.,f ..'I. Iu 'i.'I t f.I
Ir W ,ar's BOSE. ,ar. tns o fI' .choo. nnilpras
fo suil nrsii col sul s. .oi tc'u,ag nuiu No 60
n ff4t b. 90 Two suict.,. me f''il nrff.rnauct
ft toHf.,t vN lr qurcd ami each Itoto ~ NUT %,
.t,. No,o1. uss,n all o.. allowed tors, .V,iinr 'ai
tUtl u t,, schools fi fpi putting Hul hliu.
TIE 'tf "a cog is. lisu nt ui fil tt p',
lI,rDss4 w . Do lto.t lei tlo t"mul i"c on ~uilhc. y
tHr 3 nful J. location, tld sH.1d h' utt'"d fu.o,I'
fui Coal d. unn,s for Won. tir h,
Ihr Commute t,'ot'o the tsnt To- t'cct ANY oi m piop"
TtrnfVNNp TUAUp
~ VI. . MANtIERE.
DAVID Wt.t."oEl
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BOOTHS THE ATRF
CHHCKERING HALL.

ANllI T, nII n
Three aWung entertaining and H.. rUcft.c Lectures hy
PROFESSOR NATHAN SHEPPARD.
Subjects Aplu 4" BiCkrNo GREAT CuAkACItkS"
April S-"Titht kERAN'S 500 AL SATIRE"
April ij-"WHY DID SHE MARRY uIM %
THE NAr|IM NY or rNE NOV
FL A. . OF LIFE"
Nr. WALTER RJoHNS roN VIZ give al ryan recital
g. elc lee AZ 3 20 Cours" ckt.
uosorr,i - single tickets - GEMS. a. luneru- 20
IuIOasquIrr }. =. VALE. Manager.
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frtlurts allo llccliuQs.

THE AMERICAN FROEBEL UNION opens
Its public meetings to dav IN the chapel Of the Chnfch Of
the Incauson corner OF haisouaVc aud S5,h ST. az 10
aud u IN.
AuircsSes By Miss 7. T. Peabody, Dr BARNARD OF Hart
ford Professor Gushing, OF BostOn, Di W Hsirs VI %
..~s -ae Professor FehI Adlu
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md KINGSTON.-LandIne
nLNNflLVANIA RAILROAD.

ANp1 NiItD STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tr..r-I.tf ''" VIZ ''''''''''' "' VI''iHN' ''''''
I'' u f..f.lUi.. Wet ard south with Pullman
J" .aftIct,.. % d. in. a. and IS so ~ daily
"a, 49, Ifca liAtrn o. 20. go %. CORY and Ire
II ,iauecru- e cons Tor I!m-'ilc. Icuo cum
l.,
.'' i.Nir.tun ant rho -orth. Limited Washington
~ In fu-r rtrin' 'ar- daily. Except sunday. 10
.-'I'., Washington I'll. p lteFuar e 4 so and
"''s'r. sand .op u. SUNDAY, 10 Pm
fiii'T, .. J. $500 g. go o.. o.. 90 lu ui
a., -uuitt. $50 and a. m, 3. G. i.3o $50 aud
l0p. r IA D. W ,i..,., Candle, - "a OIL, r, am, 1 q, o.,
INf...A-. ~ ' l'' ''' '''' ' st. '' '"'' . J. 49,"
'f.'l s',u ,rnct CONNECT with al through traiu-
nm y Alu4l sp.cdy aud dice, transfer
''i-N'A o.
h0"t Nh f..m utt.hurg. Gos lOtU O.. M 10 IO b. in
li+n- ".'.. u U.i q. daily. except NonGay From
".N % baltimore $50 M. $3.50. 80. 30 Iu ..
""rNni." ,fn. From Philadelphia. t -. t.Oj o.
D. @'n,"'N Ilu d. n q. 800. $50. 90. go. aud
~, l''' q Uuaus @l;O Gui, ESQ. 10 a. 1870 NJ
H ~
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0roohpn propelIp Tor Sale ano Go Get

EO LET or FOR SALE.-lfousc. s.
I ilirlssi hone silfo 40 anu fl Nar,nn - house
100 Hsusensi uuHbuN J. IoHu. 20 0a'E ~ Bfoo.iyn
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Autllen eaIts OF ReaI GelaIe.

Auttiou 6alss OF Real geidlc.
rfROADWAN.-T elegant f,e-story mar
Do sf'fs sup urcnis'- -1 AMI 49, bfoaIw4i
see -. 81 hN J feet extending g. toufiaHd' 81
ud IS sIlfuu. fNiiAi. Amin o'tlet.. Al De
.uFe "Ae'fOoI frrify hulhiug 20 CLOSE Al ste
> 9 BOYD, Aucinuecr. Maps and Information q
a. OF row N-ENn NANpLll. 600 Broadway
MORRIS WILKINS. Auctiouecr
VALUABLE FAsrsIDE BOUIIVARD snd 7sTHsr
PROPERTY At AUCTION.
We net,nctsd the Nsv Protestant Tpsco pa
Public - bod iosel an, Son ON ~ lebAi Aphl ID atl
otoeL az TIE Ltchaugc sales oom. II nfuadwsl,
riFtI NALt NBlI lOT-
tourrsnS The fne uns irunded bv Tho fasfsfn n.nle
ward ftNrHne. a. lsiqys. 1pih and sHihs.s
This va ufhe prltity vii fiHi ,hfui a. orc not 90
parcel aud bot sd Whole vii be- sta n plos ~ tour
luis ctrh
trfms st siis,
iaf maps and PARTICULAR appy ~
fstssl rinc ~ and lao r,ro,swa,
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AITJNh RE AND ONO RAILROAD.
IL ~. VIM L.l Inn nL n.lrLsa.. nnn Nnrlnh
CENrRI . RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

...,. II IN Sew York foot u Liberty ST.
I,ift .i,t N 80 brooklyn, foot of FHonst, Je"oUs
.n,,,crr o,tob.rG ls79.-Leaye Ncw-Yosk. foot of
t's,t"., ~ follow.
IN 3D. I-miugou, Iasion Bcvidcre. Beilohc T.
nm. tr,,A %. Nfuri chunk IamaIuL Mtituly & w.
ii,,,',r ~ 'sar tlmlra, etc Connects "a Junction
i'.,t. "A fHrtawaunt aud Western ia road
~. COG nigh Iuuge branch, hcll00cys No1ntain
1un t.r lluIHtCoGg, Ia.tpu AIcuto"n. H1r
,i.,,, ,t West Nauch hank. Tan1qua, WllEc.Ddllo
l'', II ItlI William. pUtL etc.
80 '' n for -uuimrtyll.r and Flcmingt'n.
~ II .ufletnu lat-i.u. Bah. Allentown. N1uch
O., fttl I,. Nthnuot City HazlrtDn Iuukhauu1cN,
v,.,,.', -cilntou. HcaduG Columbia Lar 'tstcr
,',,'-... IA f.-fl Zee. lIt'r burg.
i y Ri EItige Branch. Schoo.rvs Mountain,
uI A .tlH i.i.r AodtC0n- La'iun, BciFiHtic Ahri
i'-. ,.'+ .I,l tI!ns.
ga ., ~ q ~ouui.r.,ilc and Flcmiugton.
I..,,, II aiding " ul-."Irg ard ihr West Connects 40
junction " '''''"''' ''' WANNA anu ' '
ro1L IN o., r..-,r
~ D. q eil ttG ,I,. $50 G.i5 rs. 7:li. g 30.
.u. IU a., Il.l5. tl45 q. l2lJ. ], 1880 2,
t .IH, l.ln. t5o $40. o.. 1:iI. no. 6;lJ, %,
'' t -.I.. tiH. Dol. 9.i,, Do -. u. H. 2. in.
,,t, an-Ica,c nt "a. ~. l. p m for Bound Brook
au,! 'Ir. 'r ~fti"n at $50 p r t'i L'aioh Altn'
'En ~ 6t5.l5 .a.. a. 7i5 7.l5. SID s5. $40.
10 d., M III . 90 L. OLE. j. 3 3, $780, i45', ., .su go,
-. $50. u ~ls. a.1j. %, - r. M
o. 90 ,I, al points -ce Ii.nc TablcM stations.
e Rr.t.l, and Eric Annex uI b, loui. ctl0ns AZ
I.,. t /! fatuu Geo an fom Br0,.irn aud bio Depot
4
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Ntal o'olalc 10 Gtthanoc.

VN EXCHANGE foi brooklyn mopcriy-A
fnft gHitsst aud Iet apttuu hoHft IIs from en-,
Ngl ~, fwuti ssii aft ADDRESS fNrtAAuF tiibuus
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Il fT0T- nv 100 = NTTTT T--TTT
Ffr~ . frl- ci-eo "a F-fhuuE OF Panama
tffslnsllr o. IIt1r. Me-iu'edal. N,icu 80. noon.
tonA,ctila FOR a. ira aud south ime Ca and eEi.o
lrmn san Ir4norto IA japan sud China
steamship f.I. Nl FIhINt. ~hiuriay. " If j. noon
From IAN Fr.ncs,S 10 Honolulu. New Zealand 'Uf Aus
ud4Ia
steamship AUSTRALIA. saturday. Ann lo. noon
Tor fIcgh genera riua'iou. apply Company
Orce. OF II-r to't OF anh.st NeIih l,iyer ..., -
Passengers flr~ aided fo san IIAHt I~f'o SAN pHl' II
!~LANDr JAPAN, CHINA NFW/EALA sd AUSTRIA
LA sol III AHEBICAN. CENTRAL AMERICAS ani
MEXICAN POTTS.
Io ticket, isImat1n IN rgIr 10 routes Apply 10 the
Passenger DepaI nicut 30 4J1 Hs4twly. -
T. ~fNAII. II J ISL LA
General Past. tlcer Agent superintendent.
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N'ESI 231-~F.. near y ln-aNv.-''-stnlN AEh
r.' .,-.f. r'' rr,L,%pE WiUTNG r,,,nau 81.
Gntultn ft0pcrin iot "olt Hto % I'll
4 BEAUTIFUL CotNIkl RESIDENCE.
or, l, ,i. Pm, .....a.. q, r,,.,torn. about one
ha' ..' ,., i. ~, On .r t4' ..l .,
49,. ,,i .. Of In. 70 G, i',1 :,
'.-' o. ID" D.. ,,r. can enarsn
/ ,o. f..I..
I'.'.'- ''s'' 'iiI iM,qi- a 'iaI nrs nroaa.
a. OuANGE. y. =. .uc..hboIlood specially.
| \ lro,cit i,. -a'cant lont al Va cites. great bar
'.' 80
CH0I0N AHi'N.'-. OK - - ,.l. VI %
"a,'a on c ''' i.c"' 'i. ,h'nr ..o3' "n, . nir
r.. u.I.,a r ,.,-ercl viih ,prr ,,c--s and o'r,r
... 10, ,,. ,, ,,.,,i ,.r
to..t l...l.a ,i mortgage IDNNtn CIAHHE. hp.
I,Du >tIr-A farm ia Ncw-Jcr-cv. hour
-..., ri, -.fr.',I hrl hcai.fr atlon. ~. ~
.n.. ,a fri,,.. i,,.. rsr, and al la. OF o,,iuiid
''.' f' '@A"@ " i'i 'i>o' be. ''~a.'.
Us Us ' 1 r '' W. ,''', . U ,'' r rn
&C. 30. i,.s4oo'cri v., flni suI -1.'o trees. --9.4
3D.. .,oti nan, ny s,., o Co., ..n, g1 ' rr,.d
m'l'. '' further formation "qq H,,.. ~ I5 ss
! =. l.. IL
/ L ttf... ll,,..a Mae. t.ff.. rsntfr
,,c,, .,f.pc.. nrr,r. cd ,oaf ul closet ho and
'oI ,i. ..1e ,A .i,ii. ul about Two er,s " aud
/
''" lrr.-fp,p eT9rKHpIugF SAVINGS RANK
/ FOR ALE ontclaIr \. J-E'cgant resi-
L am. = ..r.s ..v,D,n l.u "a. q ,o l. Al A a. mos.
',- ii. l.. .,.o l...o.'lI... iltiIdine as Az. -
log l"1.. Urn r,- oa. al i,,,n , n ,''l,n
.H "
l. VI - ~ ~ 49, r',,, pit. 49,,
-, l.n,a,, .., a., Mao. mo- t,..fra. rt. frofn
| 'Y'.. ,...', ,,,I, o.. D. Nm Atl.N ga gr,..v.,
Van, ' '' ''''
t,op SAIFIoW -TIc old ..Frtrv Farm "
I 49, q, -, f-,.l. soil ,o,i tni t..r- vi 4,
/ 80. ,,,., -. ,y.5 spttAsf.f' v.p.vk... y 4
''' ''i
NOR SALE or Enc INNtI.-N charming
49, ttg, Ilg,-,,1. ,ni tbe .isc in Inc rcaf Of
.al WOODLAND 81, lg9Sc i.i. aut .n. '.a.,.
alt u'w 70 I4lf. ~ NE ~ % h' To ' '''"k"
OF ~ JOINS ] lhNtH, Az ffN Wv lt'hp"Nf.
,.C, -, L 800. l., .. Ta,.,.. , ,,,,
l. VIZ NA-' vi i,..N,l- ~, ~ - ~, -, - ,
'crc. grounds or wd~y ant Wa. nsl"o
80 iet ic1. - co. sale W iii' t"fi!- AIpH '- i
~ - No ii.l.N '.'' 10 TAI" ''''' " ! '' ''''' %
hh'NfF l"'e FOWL"
te.p ST /. and IN IL. If I ON, Krauch
4 W" - ,.i.i J. 'Dt','s s'I-. A',fe
"a o 90 lat f,rg I'D anal
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4 EUIGU VAILEY RAIIROAD.

II ARIA NGENGNi or TASobNt4EE TRAINS, March
80 o. Leave Ucpr~ foot ~ CoI andf and nc'brosss SIS
100 y. foi ES~ton Beth chem, Al,utO" Reading
hauoh thuut. llaMeton Mat"noy city. Ashland wilkes
barre. scranton and IUAtlnIOCk.
G3Op M. Ni.ht ENprcss daily for laston. Bethlehem,
Allem0Wu, Mauch Cnunk, WiArsbatrr. EluiIG Ithaca
GCucNn Auburn EOchr-t Buffalo, Niagara Fal- anl the
Mcsi. Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
KOb SAY RI. EuVt Rnd Ene'r.
General Eastern Office coIG.l Church and CortlGndt-ts
I 1 q ~.
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w LkIIED SIAJLS And ROYAL MALI q EAMElt9
FOX fi.N rows A>D LIVERPOOL
NOTICE IN, steamer ~ this Line tax" the ane Route
recommended by Lieut. MaurJ L. ; N Oh bOh ths outward
and home ard voyages
ABEI AIIt. capt J~uHirgs - hursd4y Apiil J. 10 m
G!NNAtfG CAPT kruucsy tdtufdHt, tTfl ~. J. a.
BhIiI' capt. rarsc hui siaN AMI 20 - a.
From Tie WHITE STAR DOCK, ROOT or WEST
lOIHST
Th,-e steamers uniform in mt unsurpassed IN np
rOinmcnts The - alD SiI-oio0uir smoking an Is il
placed a.IA,.s where tho noise and melton are
ieast flt anordine degree ~ comfort hitherto unatuu'Oo
a.
tickets on favorable terms.
Tb,-e .to.uoTo uei' her cattle sh-f nor pigs
ior iu-p,, tom o plans an other information -iY az me
Compares O'ce. No 81 Broadway, New YORK 1r No ~
Walnut Il Philadelphia H. }. ok - AfH.t
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dtI TO BOSTON -
~ VIA THE ON RELIABLE

-IONiNGlON LINE.
10 90 tduf steamers IS OH iItN 4nf \ NNRAfAN
tEll leave Pier 3 North ltcr toot Of JsIs n p a.
CatN. lhNliI Isl. NDAN-.
-,cin Il ST. ,n. ,red r,sets good on 'or The trip or
MAt i.N l~ued both boat and tr as Al clri on t,i1
fac Of sod this lnc iron Sew York 20 Boston
tofSl
atcroons and Lckot occurred Nos. Soj. S9i 80
e.. EuHWHJ, at Ntuup'ut 40 aud run ANenun Hotel.
lTh AMI ii TO-, nfOp,yn
sold IA an principal hotels ud uckeUces and a. Offices
o. NC-i,0V ENpgr-sto
PROVIDENCE LINE tor freight only.
STEAMERS Electra Ga4oa leave PET % Notth River
ti,ut Marrtnrtl daily, ~undAyS At y IN. for
Providence direct ghtNa either hnetaNeu al oN eat rates
1. ". FLkN-, D.S BABCoCK.
NNr. Pass. Agent PrcsidcuL
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Utcan Gifumcrs

MEXICAN LINE.
y FOU QUEENS rows And LIVERPOOL.
only 1ransd,tuir Lac under The AMEU1CAN FLAG
Saihn~ every riu-sd1v irou Philadelphia and Liverpool
Extra tnlllng- alternate ~atuidtyS
TENNSI INANlA March p, 10 a. m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
sailing every w. alternately from Phid 'pha N View
York andnG d.-cus WITHIN few hours rie oil ths
important points Of rt'lr-t a. the continent.
NtHl. KLAND. Aprii 3. l- n.
For rates passage other Information Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT 4 sON~, General Agents .
gO- Waiuuf.-t. ph.f.i.,i,,a - broadway. cN-Norg
joins McDOSALD AGENT Battery place. Sew iorN
ANCHOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
u NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
FTC.I l'rl SO -. North l.ivtr. sew York.
Nuch lri1 Auril g. Citca.si AIff l.. u n m
Ethiopia IN, TO- "a m. DcyOnia Apiil a. p H.
Cabins, $50 g. So Excursion i,.'t- 40 reduced fatc
cabin. $40. Storage %.N
NEM YORK 20 Lon Dos DfIEt r.
From Per No. IS. NuIth Rive. foOt Il Charrs-si.
Utopia Apiil :. talioru hpfil IT a m
tapli- Excursion I.LtfS at reduced rates.
uENUERSON BROTHER. A@rnts Bowling Green.
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At OUt\GE. y. =. uc..chboIiood ,prc,altO.
= Irutttt f.. -a't ono ltuf al cities. great bar
Gam. t.NtanI ia fIirON. 4. '.',-st.. ~ g.
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1tc Cream.
e Tcurslous.
6teamboats au0 Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ ana DEAN RGCltHOND leave Ier No IL North KiSrl
root II Crulisf week dn,. connecting at Al
(~uudtN morning cNctptDd with North West
and Iact ~tttcTOoms warned by steau.
Excursion 70 Albany and Icfuin. .o"t so DAYS, -
w. ". EVERETT ~, .!dent
L'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuo and Hol-atouic Railroads steamers leave cath
Aruo Slip Pier !. a. is Il 80 a and 1850
Emo io,t,r tllu bv any ofhrf ronfp
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REAL ESTATE.

NV lonK. TUESDAY. March 30. lss"
Tic following sales were held at the FIX
t1ot,r, sales room today
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,To pnu3 DELrllIAAiiA
prt NSYLvANIA RAILROAD

-,... 81, =, -. 4 .nIteIIEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- r mn BIIWEEN
"a DIRK hND IliILApI.IIHlN.
49, ,,,,..,..., RAINS EACH WAY DAILY: 3 DEPOrs
- l"HT!. ~ ADIiFuIA, % IL NEWNOKk.
,,.r,, - TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
~, 49,, -. 4 mn FASTEST FINE cos 7l-lENr
-'''' ~ fIu ABNOI., r. -AFtIl
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~ AKU LINE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

IOSEFFY. JOSEFFY.

THIRD CHAMBER CONCERr- CHICETRiNG HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAX n 81.
JO~EFtY. Miss Copleston Nj Gu}"n piano o..
Brandt, violin; j. Hermann. Nino il otnpc -u f
i. Rings vo'o G. Rhansa Wo''a. W. Muller o." A.
ifobbrlcu. violin ". LYoa'k ba-..
lrlpo Concerts Bach C-iio senate Bsetblvrn Qn'te.
Piano Splos-N OctuTue. Field. Mtuuett schubert 81
since -chuuanu.
Two Ftrdes iC'icatcf Iis7t. Tosefc
Grand Night. Last Time. Futav, Aprl d.
Fourth Chamber Concert saturday Mar nee. iil.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-02-27
Two Men of Buckram Grown to Eleven.

The assault made upon our agency
proceeded upon the basis that it was
misconducted, aud that an excessive
quantity of liquor was sold, chiefly for
drinking purposes. 1t turns out on in
vestigatiOn that after deducting the al
cohol sold, which is never procured
there by persons who will use it for
drink, and deducting the quantity sold
to go out of town, the whole amount
sold which could be used for drinking
purposes is about % gallons per month
for the last 9 months. This to popula-
ton of five or six thousand persons is
not large quantity. Any one by ex-
amining the record-if he knows the
people of this town-will at once be
satisfied that scarcely any of the liquor
was used for drinking purposes. We
are glad to learn that the disclosures OF
the facts concerning this matter have
satisfied some who upon the false rep
reservations we're at first in doubt
whether the agency has been properly
conducted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-02-27
Misdirected Zeal.

When the present prOhibitory law
was passed, recognizing the necessity OF
providing some legitimate channel
through which liquor could be had fol-
legitimate purposes, the legislature es-
tablished the system of town agencies
The fiery-hot zeal of a few really tenn
perance men who have been melted to
the assault by the Vaccinations OF
those who are known and acknowledg-
ed to be working in the interest of the
anti-temperance sentiment, has been
directed to the breaking down of the
safeguard so carefully provided by the
statute. One is led to enquire, why
this zeal against the legitimate and
legally authorized sale of liquors with
out any effort to suppress the illegal
traffic which for nearly two years has
been going on in our midst, is allowed
without let or hinderance. Are these
gentlemen afraid to attack the illegal
sale of liquor7 Do they fear the COM
bination which arrays itself in solid
phalanx the moment one OF its outposts
are approached 1t doesn't require
much courage to attack a legally es-
tablshed institution upon the charge
that it is miscOnducted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-02-27
A Brattleboro Man Accused of the
Murder of His Father.

The sudden death of Charles G.. Law
renee, at Grand Island, Neb., on Feb.
5, and who was formerly landlord of the
old BrattlebOre House, and later of the
new BrattlebOro and Brooks House, has
caused quite sensation. His son Frank
is accused of his murder, and has been
arrested. Investigation showed that
Frank had bought prussic acid at To-
cal drug store, and the verdict of the
coroner's jury, after a seven days ses-
sion, was, "The cause of the father,
death was prussic acid administered by
his son." DR.. Holton, the family ply
stefan for several years, says he has ad
ministered prussic acid to Mrs. Law
renee, and Frank has purchased it il
several places for two years past. Hi
acquaintance are 10th to believe hin
guilty, as he has previously borne
good character.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-02-27

feet high, whose bronze frames weigh
each three tons. The double doors are
also of bronze, each half weighing
about two and one-half tons. The en-
tire cost of this magnificent church has
been about $4,000, 0O0.-N. 7. EUening
Post.
1t was for this church that the mon
ster bell was cast, in which there prov
ed to be such deficiency in metal
used, an account of which we gave a
wear or two since. The facts as then
given were about as follows: For
weighing this bell the commission invit-
ed the representative of the American
scale factory of Fairbanks & Co. But
how great was the surprise when in
stead of 300 poods-the weight con-
tracted four-only 1,6543 pools, 90,
562 pounds), were found to be in the
bell. M. Finlandski-the contractor
as defence, expressed his doubt as to
the correctness of the Fairbanks Scale
In cause of this the Fairbanks Scale was
tested eighteen times, on the 9TH and
Sth of October, i'll presence of two ex-
perts, invited by M. Finlandski, and a
crowd of spectators, and after each test
the scale convinced the people that it is
Enthusiastically correct, and that 1454
pools (5,238 pounds) are missing in the
bell. The value of the metal involved
in the controversy was about $500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-02-27
Foreign News.

Another attempt has recently been
made upon the lives of the Russian
royal family at St. Petersburg. The
Winter palace was mined and the torch
applied, when several were killed and
more wounded. 1t is rumOred that
there is power behind the throne in
the person of a woman, who holds pc
culiar relations to the emperor. 1t is
thought possible that this woman may
secretly be in league with the nihilists.
1t is rumOred that the emperor was Wis
iting this woman-who is member of
his household-wheut the explosion Oc-
Cured, instead of being at dinner as
the conspirators expected. While the
emperor's life was saved, he has had
another very remarkable escape. Gen.
Gourko has been Investigating the Cir
cumstances. Thanksgiving service
was held in Berlin because of his es-
cape. The Common Council of London
refused to vote congratulations ever
UlllS AFFAIR.
Baroness Burdette Coutts has con-
tributed very large sum of money fol
the relief of Irish sufferers, said money
to be invested in land, to he rented at
low rates.
The British Parliament recently con-
vened, and the Queen delivered hel
message from the throne.
The Representative men of Europe
to-day, are Gladstone and Lord Bea
consfeld of England, Gambetta ant
Victor Hugo of France, Emilio CASTELAR,
of Spain, Count Andrassy of Austria
Prince Gortschakoff of Russia, and Bis
marck of Prussia. They are band o
undOubted patriots, but they are get
5 ting to be old, and must soon give wa,
to younger men.