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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
For Both Sexes-Citv-
Art schools-New-Yerk City.

FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th-st and
IL rutherford pace. BENZ. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal
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GitD tJrouerIp 60 feI.

,ooo-o~o~~~~~-~~~~, ~
rINO LET.-A desirable dwelling on 46th-St.,
i between Broadway and Chavez In excellent order
pergass cOruces window shades wire window
entire house, doors window and large
bookcase in included rent 81, 500 Apply
10 r. H. GRADY. Real Estate Broker, Sl2 6thave.
FENO LEI At No. 8 West 20th-st., parlOr,
dining kitchen bed be
by permit IRON d. BIkDSALL & co, 2sj Broadway.
V'O LET.-Bulldings, stores, lofts and Offices
Il Beekman, Fulton, Pearl Cliff, Liberty. Nassau and
William SITS rutland q WHITING Beekman-st.
ITO RENT.-IIOuses 344 West 61st-st. and
Il 2l5 West lGthst Apply TO Agent
ITO LET.-Three highly desirable four-stoly
brown stone high.stoOD houses Nos ILL., 49, and 1913
last 72dst.
These houses built in the very best invest
ment and are handsomely finished throughout
Waterman on the premises
H. c. PEDDER,
At Arnold, Constable Co.'S. 5thave. and lgthst
ITO LET.-West Side houses good neighbOr-
Il hood; 73dst, between 9Th ana Boulevard or Pub
lie Drive north side OF the street 6 tTeest0ry and four
story ligh stOOp, fTst-class dwellings, Brick
high service CTOton in the street Plumbing
put up by days work Furnaces. ranges, chaDde
lers and fixtures all In.
Rent OF three-slorg houses. $500 per year
Rent OF houses, u 600 per year.
Also, store 70 let, go per month.
For fun Their particulars apply 70 $500 -
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Farley T and another 10 Ascher, Nc 1875 East 18th
Years. rent
Kane Thomas TO o Alexander and another. store and
cellar Col Si-ave and 18TH st. ~ years, rent.
StillmaD. Thomas ~ Adrian Feyh No 234 Wiliiamst
rent
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENT AND PHI 4hDELPHIA.
Leave New OK IRON station H. r. Of " j.. ootof Lib
For station corner Ninh ami sis 7:ij, 81, l15
NJ 1870 4. $50 7l5 II p on sunday at $40
FOR station Third and BeIk+st at $50 O. lll6 a.
For Trenton Warren and Tuokcr.s,s G3O 7:46 o. 1II5
l;o 800 4, o30, 40. ~ m On sunday at s'i5 a.
RSinT1 ~ trains VIII leave Philadelphia FOR NevYork:
From station pniladelha and ealin2 i;airoaa corner
$40 rs ~ p ~ on sanlay $40 .. a. $40 IL p m.
From Third ami ,rkss = at $50 80 80 II a. m; 10
Denote Pullman ears attached INA ,.-.. ~.
oa E19~ 5 i0 o me- a5 70 45 SI 3d. $40
cannedon !. ma at Jersey ely station to and from
Bloeslyn aad tne pot jersey City ~. ooo oc, ~,
0lI s57 Broaaway and te princgal hotels Nos ana
C!urt ST. aud Annex Office Jewels Wharf Broo. lyn D.,
and cneck baggage from hotel or residence T. destination
NewHors. and Cour,st Brooklyn An these offices are in
connection with The eel I.lrphDne aud Law Telegraph.
II. +. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
L gauok aud Houssouc Railroads-seamcrs leave cath
apg o sip f , $ F any, S SiS re 26n H. aud 1850 p M
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD &c.-Farc, 81.
steamer ienys 'p may S s , eSSep'e'' Tor
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
" RIVER RAILRoAp Cogmencing December 3, 1873
through lraas vii cav Grand Central Depot -
Apa4 ana Saca W., We MlS brswi9g
cars CanandaisuR Rochester and Buffalo.
I.OBa M Ixprss Albany and Troy, with connections
O Irt!cI Saratoga, GlCu- Pals ana Kgtaud.
u "a A,b and Troy LXprcs-.
600 J.. - Louis EXPIRES. daily with Steering cars for
Louis running through day in the week al
ng iunao Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal er
ccuting SUNDAY light, Via saratoga.
200 D. M Express for Montreal Rochester and Corn
ing va siocpiur TO Geneva, Rochester and
Montreal. via -. Adams.
$50 m Pacific Express daily with sleeping syria
cuse Iochcs Nisgl Fails, Buffalo Cleveland Toledo De
trnit and Chicago.
IT0p NIght Express with Sleeping to Albany and
tickets sale 2j2 and il3 Broadway and at West
Express Otccs PARK place and ~ and 9l2 Broad
way. New Iors. and 1913 Wssh ST.. brooklyn.
{. o.. " LEX Elt. General Passenger Agent
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Gin Drcpertp naniso.

WANTED.-At bargains for prompt BUYERS,
New.York City lots and property in Westeheser
County all o send diagrams with lowest prices 10
JERE JOHNSON, jr.. No biz rGc-st
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NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DIvI

New-Y ork. foot Of Liberty for Red Bank. Long
Branch ocean Grove &C. at no, llAj a. M, ll5 l. 5lj
IN.
stage connections and from KRYPORT at MATAWAS
STATION. to ana from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN at
RED BANK IN and from POINT PLEASANT at STA
GRIT with all trains
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Excursions.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1TP.T0WN OFFIC ES, No. l.23S broadway Thirty
1rstst, or :sOS Vest Twenty thirdst, cor Eighthaye
M O4 East FOureenthst, corner Unlon.sluare
$50 ihiriave cor. forty.seyenthst: at tho HARLEM
oTgI(,E. No. 2.2Sf Third-ave. One-huudred-and
twenty fourthst Haem savings Bank Buding) up 10 So
M. h Irregular office ratea
ETROPE AND THE HOLY LAND-1S80
IL The best planned Send for pamphlet
f. TOUkJEE. Music Hail. BOs ton
CHARMS EXCURSIONS.
For saloon steamers Barge and Glen Island Hudson
Anime Alderey and Hghand Park Groves apply at
Pier 10, n. H., between Cortiandt ami Dey-sts.
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L'OR I'll ROPE.
il THE LOOMS SELECT PARTIES. SIXTH YEAR.
Switzerland $500 lime 10 To sept switzerland and Italy,
500 Sweden. Russia GERMANY Hnd Austria
500 Aug "a 10 Nov. g. Twelve months, intending az the
abpyc, months study 81 music painting. French or
German II, 90 June 10, covering all eNpcnsc- f. e..
LOOMS, - Union square y y, or Box 5O', Washington
-. G.
ladies without escort Dr. Is parties are sine qua non
o. 0nn FOR SALE to competent
fDC,VJV. teacher luafhrmatic-l part interest In
profitable uoationa Institutions ~ ihr com
Try everything the highest Oder 81 Tespecahty and
pecun reference required Ad
dress II. II. IL, Tribune Office
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Orean 6Ieamers

Urean 9Iramers.
A MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Only Transatlantic Ll3 unler ths AMERICAN FLAG:
cvc~y Wednesday Philadelphia Liverpool
Extra sahngs alternate SATURDAYS.
PENNSl LVANIA March %, a. m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
Sailing week alternately from Philadelphia New
York. landing passengers within few hours ride Of tho
important DoDfs OF interest the Continent.
BELG ENBAND MARCH Ets D. m
For rates OF passage ana other information apply TO
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
307 Walnut-st.. Philadelphia 50 Broadway, New.York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Battery place. New YORK.
4 NCI1OR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 20. North River New-YOrk.
DevOnia March 20 AnchoTia ADTil 9. noon
Bolivia. March -. Ethiopia April 10
Cabins, 500 20 $50 Excursion tickets at reduced
Second Cabin. gao Storage. S25
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier 40 4G. North River foot " Chariess.
Victoria March 20 noO' Alfalfa March 81
Cabins 500 and 500 Excursion tickets al reduced rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, Bowling Green.
CUNARD LINE
~ EXTRA STEAMER: "TARIFA,"
For Liverpool direct
SAILING TUESDAY NEXT ODD
Passengers empa,k n Per l. y. r., al IL noon.
PASSAGE S6J-$SO- and 500.
Apply To
SEAGER BROS,
Re yer
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION.
Leave foot Of Liberty ST. for Freehold at Bis. A5 M,
4, 6l5 pm
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aFCOnDkD MoaTHAGE>

RECORDED ASSIGNMENT.
Fenner George w 20 John IL V Arnold general as
signment dated March 10, 1880, for benefit OF Gre
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TUE ERIE RAILWAY,

/ now known ~ the NEW.YORK LAKE ERIE AN D
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF TRAINS taxing
effect December j. 1872 ,. ,,.-,...
room Coaches Buffalo aud Suspension lhluSt. 49,,
%. N. (Dnly Fast 81 Louis Express arriving AZ nuno
q connecting with fast trains TO the West snd south
Pulimans best Drawing room 7l'cpihs 1oaonos 10
7p.m DAILY Pacific Express for the West sleeping
caches through To Buffalo Miagaia ilis u, i" a anu
Chicago without change also Hotel inns cars 10 ChlCaBo
Z p. Emigrant train for the west ~, H.,
Trains leave Chambers street Depot View YORK, Tor 80
Newark $40. $40 1880 m; $40 80 O-v, DIV 3V
D. M and ~ rnn gh saturday nights only sundays 0l0
Rn,6eriopd and Passac g. 1850 10. 1920 the 1920
1916. 3. 500. 4:4O 40 $50 $40 63o o5iV D. In
mdnighL Sundays o. $50 lou a. H. lfo' o'oo D. H. ana
Paterson. g. e4h 1850 $40 TO- 1920, llsO NJ l2 nOon
lido 8 3.IO $50 400 4iu, ), 5.lO 800 ASO $40 $50 q
1850, 3, 10 D. IN aud - midnight sundays D. eSV VIo
loo M l45 o. M ana as u i! @ab g. Sgo D. m 10
midnight sunday O. $3.50. lO2O a M li'o o5O p m ana
II midnight
Newburg aud Cornwall 700. 8 o. mp $780, 4;5o M sun
Rondout and Kingston. al m. $3.50 p. m. Sundays $50
Goshen g. 100 o. 1920 am, $3.50 $780, $3.50, p m sun
day., o, $50. 1920 a. m, $50 y, m 90 ,-o - g.
MiddietOwn 1850 g, l02I a IN, 800. $40 p m sun
trains connect New York and Oswego Midland Railroad
MalD-st ,
$780, lU.2O a. M. g. 63O ANA 7 y m - -,
NoH-BOas Esd quarter OF and quarter after each
5l5 a 9i5 H.. and AZ utO ana ll4o D. m
ard for apartments III DraWlngioon ana
Sleeping obtained and orders Tor the check
De left nj the Co pany Ocrs
Nos 230, 40l or 81 Broadway NJ VI NO Courts brook
Ign or at the C0mpsny's Depots ..,-.-,.
Express from the West arrive In York at 6 a
''' '-'- JSo n. ABBOTT, Gen1 Passr Agt. New.York.
NOpTUFRN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey
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Nnrtion Sales OF Real estate.

DICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer
III POSITIVE SALE on WEDNESDAY March "a. al ~
O'Clock The Exchange saesrcom III broadway,
not previously sold:
BROADWAY by 40 3SthsL with all the improvements
thereon. m -.
5thave aud 26ths-Fye lots southwest corner so feet
Ii inches on 5th.aye. by 100 feet on l26th-st.
an Fast side "a feet IL inches north Of l27ths, rs
feet front on 5ihave. by 10 feet deep with the TWO dwell
inRiiouses thereon. Also
Ton Dykman lots 100 ana loVieet ueep Oh hA"lorne-
At ana Maps ready
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NIEW- JEPSFY SOIITHERN RAILWAY.

~ Leave Ncw-Y0rk. loot Liberty ST.. & H. r. of " J.
slj a. For Farnlnglale, Toms River Barnegat and
inter mediate stations
liz y. m. For runs River Nineland all stations TO Bay
Sido AN FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
For Farmingdalc, Toms River Barnegat, Tucker.
H. Il. aud PHILADELPHIA
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Al BIEEcKER 4 SON. Auctioneers. -
CUPREME COURT SALE of FACTORY,
- MARCH 80, At ~ m, at Exchange Salesro0m.
story factory ana large lot 20 l3i East 4lsst near
used for manufacturing purposes Maps
at No. 1879 Broadway.
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1 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LJEBIG COMPASY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT "Is a success and boon for which nations
should feel gIateul."See Medical Press" i" Lam
cet,' British Medical Journal" sc.
CAUTION Genuine only with the fac gmile Of Baron
lJebig's signature Ia blue ink across tine label.
Consumption IN England increased lonfold In ten
years"
iLEBJG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MLAT TO De had Of all store keepers grOcers ard
chemists sole agentk for the Unite' States twhoe-
sale onyl, G. DAVID & CO., AZ Mari lane, London.
England
Sold wholesale by Park & Tlford. Smith & NanderbeeK
Acker Neral a. COnd MckesBjn d Robbins. II. X. & r.
b. ThurDer q GO. ard j. Mlhaus q sons.
IOHN FRANKSEN g. CO., cattle salesman.
Hull England. will be glad 10 receive Of
cattle from America 10 sell On commission all coDnenmens
ints TO them viii have strict attentions reter
Hui Old Bank and the London aud Yorkshire Banking Co..
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, March 10. 1880
Tho following sales we're held at the Ex-
change salesIoom TODAY
,sory brown stone g's sOs gss
Sfsarws I Tho. 900
asorr brick ouii e. : Win 1905 sss
l0thsve, cor of 52dst lot 26165l Alexander % $50
c''D'' -. b. Richard Y Har re so.,.,.,.
10 Il Of Delaney st. 25x902i Merchants nan
q q 1 Fsii 7o7,
Sold the house No IL fs East sss.1 ts
Kuhn. Ioe5 CO. to Mary swintOn. $4,000
RE, oRpkD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SFW
washington.st No 97o 2e.sS75e; caharine For am
e,S 70 10 hns jones' $4,000
S0"p Holmes SS i'O''O"o 94OOO
seh NO iio WV 10000
Dlederick Fink and another executors ETC. 10 ooo
sdass. a0 cor l6a6-si, sOxiix2sJxii5s; John mn
Duehardt and wife 70 LzzS % aTnan D oVOO
esiS cbsrS Spers hi11o Du'"A'u. 5000
lsii ssfry 9ts Sd 6! 4vf = o.ooll
SANE paC SpirSs: James Mo'an C75o
e,,sst MVSI liz II Of shave leSxOo6 william oo
Same property jeremiah sweeney and wife to WIN :,
1s.sve cor 2istst i26o2iiOO Wood % ooo
a Tanning lbOOO
Same property Spencer Tanning to John Deane lbOlo
18th 8 2B3.l u II OF 9th ave, 2O5x92; John ii
Kemp and others TO Margaret Kemp. ...-......
27tnst, n g. LOO II OF 6thave 2O19S9; Frederick 80
knube wife Emm0r X Adams. ..-..-....-: 5000
ll5th-st l25 II Of 9th ave, 367xllOx20XSS3 200
Elizabeth QurK Max Moses. ZoOO
Jas s1 Henry est ii"' 1000
I'd ave No o. 2J.6 VISA Phebe A Ryan 10 Augustus
X RYAN. !
82d.st s. 800 Il Of SHAVE to Slstst. 75x2Oa4 -
Edmund Coffin jr. and wife TO James selleck Ss00O
Msrausnd and husband to George Kemp -. 10000
and wife 10 Een Mccarty hall interest 1880
l35tnst 10 # W OF thave 76x99. II Clarkson -
thartne A Ferns
l24thst, 400 - OF 6th-dve. 25xlOO11 Anne K
husband 10 Frederick Aldhous $500
bSth.st, s, 80 ft e of 10tlave 2hxl0O.5 de $500
Foster, TO Lewis Dea-ed.. 5000
Sistst, s, 800 II W OF Sthave to S2d-st, 2Oi4x
rs James Seleck TO Dan Hoffman. i
b5th-st No los East. 1S.9XiO0.5 William Cornell - 90
aud another executors, etc. to II WEEKS. l5OOO
192Gst. 3l6 tie OF 6tnave lS9X9al. the East -
River savings Institution TO ManOn ID Clarke 5000
1Oth-ave 25.S IL of 72d ST. 16.6xlO0, Stephen ID
ousin mar 1r. anu '"O'"'' 10000
b5th-sL n OFT OF 11th-ave. ll4.3x?7.2x 23.5+x
.'A'' A'V'. 10000
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MESr ANDIII FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABsOLD TIE sAFErl.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY

Trans for Closter Piermoni ana Nyack
sundays and 6;3Op ~. Tho lliSO D. IN train VIII
leave 80 minutes later Saturday nights
Nanuet sprng Valley and Monsey 7, 900 a. 4:5O ..
JNO. ". ABBOTT Gen'I Passr Agt, New-i0rk
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COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-

BOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
- college. Conditioned rejected candidates coached
hrlnn, en- nr MinIer slockhrtlge Mass. r. HOFFMANN.
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Gnrorfan Advertisements.

Gnrorfan Advertisements.
DRIGHTON, ENGLAND.-THE GRAND
ID HOTEL Of the finest IA Great Britain. In centre ct
spangde the Per Americans who visit
BrghtOn that most celebrated and attractive ot English
side Informed that the above ncent and
hotel f. managed the American plan Terms
for board lodgings los. 3D. 81 % day during
eXcepted.l =.
40 Extra Charges Elevator Each Floor.
Public parlors Reading, writing. drawing billiard AMI
smoking rooms bathing. delightful rides other
attractions Brighton about hours Tide from London by
the London and Brighton Railway.
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feuures ailo Mcetlnas.

DR. BARALT'S lecture on HAMLET"
~ tonight sIeck Hail. IL East l4thst Tickets cents
at Brentanos
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RECORDED LEASES.


th-sL n s. OFT W OF 1th-aVe. ia 3x27.2x 235 +x
252ls Isaac Bell. trustee etc, 70 Samuel NJ schae
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Ferry station III New-York foot Of Libertyst
Ferry station In Brooklyn, foot OF Futonst, Jewefs
wharf.
Commencing October g. ls7s.-Leave NewYOrk. foot OF
Liberty ST., a follows:
$50 m.-FOr Flemn gron Easton Belvidere, Bethlehem.
Bath, Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua Mahanoy CITY,
azieOn Wilkesbarre, Elmira etc Connects at junction
with DELAWARE Lackawanna ana Western railroad.
$40 For High lIridge Branch SchO0eyS Mountain.
Bndds Lake and Lake HopaTconR, kason Allentown Har
isburg aud the West Manch chunk ranaqua Wikesbarre
So anton, Danvie Wiliiamsport etc
1880 a. NJ For Sunmefvie and flemington.
r. m-FOT Pennington, Etstnn, Bath. Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Tamaqua Maian0y City, HazleOn TunkhannOck,
WkeSbaIre, scranton, Reading. Columbia Lancaster,
Ephrata, POJtsvIilo, harrisburg, etc.
p. IN. For High Bridge Branch Schoo'eys Mountain,
Buds Lake ana Lake Hopateong Esston Belvdere Allen
town and Mauch Chunk.
4:3O p. m.-For sommervillo and Pennington.
Emifa, Reading Harrisburg aud The West Connects at
Junction for Delaware, Lackavanna and Western Rail
road.
745 D. m For East0n
SAB $3.50, 30 1915, ll5. 1915 m; 124b. !. 1870 2
23u 3 $50 $40, AIS, 400 40. D. 5lj $50, 6i6, o.
G:lj $3.50. 7. 7l5. 745, S:l5. 49, 1918. H. IL
sunday trains leave S:fJ II for Bound Brook
and intermediate aton- at $3.50 for East0n. Allen
For Newark-At 5:i5 Gi5 G46 7;I5 745 s;I5 $40 900
10. 1890 ll:l5 II 2 3 $780, 1. i3O, ., $3.50. 5:l6
q. O. 80, 7;1J. $40, a:15, II. ~ p. III.
For trains 10 local points Time Table AZ stations
Boats Of the BrOOk and Erie Annex make connections at
Jersey CITY an from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
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MON rCLAIR, n. J.-For sale, just com
~, h pleted irsclass residence beautifully and health
besides bath aud laundry hard wood finish first hoor
wood nantes CRATES; plumbing and ventilation Derfect
plot 2ls Also will be completed April an elegant
hOuse the with Il fine large grove
app and surroundings unsurpassed Also house.
l. rooms. in perfect order acre IN lawn and
grove. All much less than they be built for
now. Terms easy TO good parties. HOWE q PAKSUNS,
No. 20 Cedar-st.. New-lork.
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II TUROTGU TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY DEPOTs
IN PIILADELPnIN. . IN NEW-NORk.
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ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS let tor SALE furnished and unfuTnshed.
BLACKWELL SMITH. 243 Broadway and Orange. NJ.
ITO LET.-At Tenahy. n. j., cottage,
rooms and conve tent depot good water school and
SlS month trains often three1uarfer
hours from Twenty third Chamert Ferries fine gar
ground WILLIAM LAIN BEER ~ Madison ave. or
JAMES BUTLER, Tenahy.
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MONTCLAIR, n. J.-FOR SALE-A spacious
w and elegant mansion the eastern slope OF Orange
Mountain; hardwood cabinet hnish every convenience
&C. spring water brought into rst ana second noor un
htatfuncss extensive view; hrstciass sur
shrubbery fruit
gardens villa plot Of three adjoining
above. II OWE PARSONS. No. 10 cedarst, New York,
nd MODtc
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under -.
~ E. KINDS a. NJ. Hampstead Long Island
A lcxander Institute, Military Boarding Scheo,
~ White Plains. n. Y. Principal o. X WILLS, IN. y
D0lS ana young men admitted AT any Iime
ID 10 Media tiennJ Academy II miles by rail- from PM,
delphia. SWITHiN {. sHORTLIDGE. A. 81 tHarvard grad
uatcl Principal
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TO LET.

T'O MANUFACTURERS and OTHERS
For sale Oneida. y. ", 6ne buildings and large lot
principal building Of brick, four stories ana equivalent TO
Ia feet; walls and whole building solid AMI
Substantial has ree streets Of 3d. feet IN
all convenient New-NoTk Central and Midland Railroad
stations price 81 900. Inqairc Of " HIGIN BOIHAM,
Oneida y. y.
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DIP. WARNINGS MILITARY BONDING
For Young Ladies-Countr,

An English, French and German Boarding
~ ami nav schoo for young ladies. Nest End Institute
Ncw.iaven a.. MIS- l. Cay. rTin send for circnlat
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rgO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK And PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
MARTHA'S VINEYARD.
FOR SALE FOR oNEHALF OF THE COST, OR LEASE
FOR A TERN OF YEARS AT A LOW PRICE.

Seaside Of GO rooms uTDishe the best manner
Cottages Ciambake Pavilion, Billiard Room. Bowling
Alley, stables servants Quarters Also, $50 acres good
Farming Land Farm House. Farm Buildings and Wharf,
WI be let in viii be separated required
pply 10 LABAN PRA TT, sears Building. Boston, or
HENIiY Ripley EdgaItnWn. MES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-29
Society Notes.

Miss Lucy Cooke, who has been spending
some months with Mrs. Hayes, returns to her
home in Ohio next week, but Is expected to re-
turn next autumn. She is highly appreciated
by those who have met her here.
A great nlece'S arrival in Columbus. Ohio
causes the President and his family to rejoice
With the parents OF the babe-General Russell
Hastings and his wife, formerly Miss Emily
PlatD who were married at the White House in
June, lsiS. The infant will be named Lucy
Webb for Mrs. Hayes.
Miss Mary and Miss Louise Evarts who haya
oeen visiting Ex-senator Matthew'S family In
CINCINNATI have returned here They attended
The musical festival while there.
Inc family or Representative Hammond have
York. ->o"
Mrs Christopher Hawley and her sister. Miss
CarIle wright, daughters OF Hon. Hendllck B.
next winter These ladies have presided over
Their fathers household In this city and made
many friends While here. They are yery highly
cultivated and bright in all they say and do
The friends Of Mr. Morris, of the Congress.
ional library, and those who knew him init
lnately, greatly regret that such unfounQed
lumors should have been put In circulation in
lIgaiG " Ine naolts OF that gentleman. They
unneSltatlngly declare that he Is not a drinking
nan, nor does he gamble. The drink he took
in a restaurant yesterday was as unfortunate
as IL was unusual. Librali ian SpoffOrd and AL
VINO know Mr.. Morris well, have the utmost
confidence In his integrity
Commodore Febiger and family have removed
from Ihe Washington Navy Yard, where he has
peen ID command for three years. The regrets
dt the loss OF this attractive family are most
sincere.
Senator Dawes wife and daughter have left
the city Tor the season.