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STEAM o. THE roRK ROAD.

\ number Of gentlemen have been urging the
Senate 90 pass the bill authorizing the use of steam
b. the York Road Passenger Railway, and there
ha'o been numerously signed remons,rsnces
agansiii. To-day there wasa spirited debate upon
II between Senator Fisher. who wanted the enact
Ing clause struck out. and Senator Williams, who
strongly supported the bill. They differed widely
as 10 the wishes Of the people along the line Of the
York road and as to the injury to property along
the road from the use 81 steam. The bill was
finally killed by vote Of u to . striking out the
enacting clause.
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- ALSO. ut same time and place will -.
~ be sold 233 ACRES or LAND. most ~
Of which Is in TIMBER. formerly owned
BY christof Koltsr and recently purchased BY tkr
Shrewsbury Savings Institution. Said tract has
been laid OIL In four separate parcels all In Balt-
more county. fronting on the Baltimore and York
town Turnpike Road and about two miles north
Of Parkton.
TRACT No. i.-Contains about as ACRES.
adjoining lands Of Jno. C. Little on the south.
TRACT No. 2-Contains about o. ACRES, ad.
joining tract No. I.
TRACT No. 3-Containing about co ACRES.
adjoining No. 2.
TRACT No. 4-Containing about ~ ACRES,
adjoining No. J. on the south and John McCub.
bin and Keller Downs on the north. all Of which
will be more fully represented by plat exhibited
at day Of sale.
TERMS easy, and made known on day Of sale
by JAMES GERRY and
GEORGE r, EvERIIART,
For "Ths Shrewsbury Savings Ins,itution. %
March Cts.
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RErrHLicAS STATE CoSvBSIiox-At a meeting
Of the Executive Committee Of the Republican
State Central Committee. held in the city Of Bal
timOre on the ed Of January, 1850. tho following
resolution was adopted:
Resoired. That u State Convention 10 held in
Frederick City on the 9th day Of May nox,. n; IL
o'clock W., for the purpose Of selecting four dele
gates az largo and two from each Congres.on nal
Distrie, to represent Maryland in the National
Republican Convention. e. be held in Chicago on
June 2. to nominate a candidate for Pre,iden, and
Vice President Of the United States.
AZ a subsequent meeting of the said Executive
Committee. held in the city Of Baltimore On the
2sth day Of February. ISSo. the following resolu.
uon. among others. was adopted:
Rssoired. That, with q view to insure complete
uniformity Of action and thorough representa-
tion from all portion, &c the State" the Hepuhii-
can primaries throughout the coun,ie. lie hell on
Saturday. April -, aud the County Convention.
be held a, such places tho county committee.
may ds'ignate on Saturday. May /. and thu, the
primaries in tho city of Baltimore be helion Tues
day, April %. AMI the Legislative District Con
veniions on Tuesday. May
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The undersigned. about to rolinquish farming.
will offer at public sale. on the premises. on
Friday. l.h day "f March. lsSO,
ut o'clock J.. NJ.
The following Personal Property, viz:
] Horse, . Mules. 2 dne Cows. two. horse Farm
Wagon. Express Wagons. Harness, &c. House
hold Furniture. Cook Stove. 30.
TERMS.-All sums of $40 and under, Cash !:
on all sums over that amount a credit Of months
will be given. purchasers giving their notes with
approved security, bearing interest from day Of
sale. ISAIAH BuRLiN.
s. q. WILSON, Auctioneer. March lit.
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STATEMENT
SHOWING rHr CONDITION or TmE--
Agricultural Fire Insurance Co..
or WITERTOTS, " r..
DECEMBER 81. IS;g.

ASSETS.
Value of Real ESTATE and Ground
Rents owned by the Company les.
amount Of sncumbrance. ;hercon...$ IGl.g5:.lO
Loans on bond and MDrisa;c......... 4ig.;T:3i
Stocks and Bonds absolutely owned
by the Company tmarke, value. ?6I. i3O.O 90
Amount Of all Loans Except Mort
cages secured by stocks, Bonds
and other securities hypothetical
to tho Company for.cash actually
loaned by the Company .............. 6i.GdS.5 IS
Interest due and accrued On Stock,
Bonds aud other Securities ...... aIG;taS
Cash in Compauys principal Office
aad belonging 10 the Company ds.
posted in Il6.GSsss
Premiums due ami in course OF col.
Se.9lG.sS
Bills Receivsbls. not maturci, taken
for Risks ............................. eSl:5.>G
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ALSO. at the same time will sell the follow.

ALSO. ut the same time I will sell tho follow
ing Personal Property. via: good Cows, now
<,zz>-s milking = ine lleifers.
VIZ young Berkshire Sows. iMYYA
49, young Berkshire Bears. I mar. ffMSa
row tread Wagon. for one or two horses. IN good
order; ] Moving Machine. I Hay Carriage.
Roller. Horse Rake. 2-horse Harrow. I l.horse
Harrow. Cultivator. 2-horse PlOw. horse do.
Drag. Forks. Shovels aad Garden implements,
set Of Double Harness, I Collar. Cow Chains,
Single Trees, Grindstone, and many other articles
unnecessary TO mention. All the implements are
nearly new, having been used but a short time.
TERMS OF SALE.-Atl sums Of $40 and nm.
der. Cash; on all sums over that amount n credit
Of nine months. purchasers giving notes with ap.
proved security, bearing interest from LAY Of sale
No goods 10 be removed until settled for.
W. RADHL0FF.
s. @. WILSON, Auetioncer. Feb.iI.-ts.
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1sc-A bill was introduced In the Legislature
on Monday to make Good Friday legal holiday.
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Sales of Property.
a
rNRUSTEE'S SALE

s. Parker Bosley. Attorney at Law. Tow
soniown, Md.
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DrBLIC SALE
SNrG LITTLE FARM, STOCK. 81
ri FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
E- &C. &C.

The undersigned. intending to remove 10 the
city, will sell at public sal. on
Wed"e'doy. lOh day cf Marci, 1850,
at IL o'clock ~,
THAT SNtG LITTLE FARM. situated in the
llth district. on the old Manor road. one quarter
Of a mile south Of unionville. and containing
30 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
oil under hne state Of cultivation. newly fenced,
with n running stream through the place. fine
spring. &c. There are fine young apple and peach
orchards. with other fruits. The improvements
consist Of small frame hot sE-thc dwelling
on the property having been burned last fall
good Barn and all necessary outbuiidings.
TERMS-llalf Cash. balance 20 suit purchaser,
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SALE

Alexander Wolf. .iti,Tncr at Law. Law
buildings. Baltimore. I'D.
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AORTGAGEE'SS SALE
A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IN.
80 PROVED FARM. 80
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue Of power contained in q Mortgage
from christof koltsr and wife TO the Shrewsbury
Savings Institution. dated the 2Ith Of October.
ISIS. and recorded among the Mortgage Records
Of Baltimore county, in Iibsr J. b., NJ 80, foiiv
los. 40, the undersigned. as Attorney named in
said Mortgage. will sei ut Parkton. on the North
ern Central Railway. at public suction. on
Saturday. 2Oih day Of March. ISSO,
at ! o'clock =. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT AND PARCEL or LAND.
described In the Mortgage aforesaid. and contain
ing
1876 ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
situate in Baltimore county. about - miles from
Parkton. lying ON both side. Of the county road.
now In possession Of Jacob ds,,le. and called the
"Getile Farm"
This Is one Of the best farms in tho 9Th Dis
triet. Il has been highly manured aud heavily
lined. Is now In high cultivation. under good
fencing. capital young Orchard. we'll watered and
has about 30 Acres Of fencing timber.
Improvements consist Of comfortable
TwO-ST0RY DWELLING,
large Barn. nearly new Stabling. Sheds. Dairy,
4e.. and 6ne Spring Of water in the yard.
TERMS OF SALE Cash, aud tho balance
In and u months, with interest, or all cash. at
purchasers option.
d. q. MCINTOSH,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
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DUBLIC SALE
HOTEL PROPERTY AND ~ ACRES OF LAND
On TnE -
s5x MILES FROM BAL. - ,22rEr{&
TIMORE.
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A VALUABLE DAIRY PAEM. PARTLY IL
BALTIMORE AND PARTLY IN HAIR
FORD cot MY
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LoNGNEcKER BROS, Editor. 4 rropr',.
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Valuable Farms and other Prom.
erty for Sale.

% FARMS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. for
t~csale cheap. and on easy toms from Al. -
TO eighteen miles from baltimore city !; con b
tanning from IS 10 500 ACRES, -
ees, cottages. &e.. at great bargains.
APplyto II. L. BOWEN,
MIA No. smedlsy Rev,
Fe0's'--u' Towsontown, Nd.
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New Advertisements.
COR SALE.

TWO HAY PRESSES, sold for want Of use.
Parties wishing 10 purchase cnn zee them At work,
by calling at EvERDING'S FEED STORE,
March 6.-4t.) Govanstown, Nd.
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cry ENHANCEMENT.

E,on those who desire the constitutional amend
ment 20 secure the extension Of the limits sfthe
city Of Baltimore contrary TO the will Of the peope
Of tho annexed belt" are now satisfied that il
viii not secure their wishes Even if the Legisla-
tuTs should be authorized 20 sanction the extsn.
sion without a popular vote there 10 not much
probability that such n measure would be passed.
The next plan will he to get bills passed for such
localities in the "belt' vote in favor Of annex
alton being incorporated in the city. In this way
!; Is supposed aba; enc section after another can
sections Of Baltimore county
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STATE OF MARYLAND.
ISsuRAS scr DkrAnrxENr, ConHIssIoSEH sOTYicr.D
ANNAPOLIS. Mn. February 5th. 1850.
In compliance with Act Of 1875. Chapter log. /
hereby certify that the above true extract from
the statement Of the AGRICULTURAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY. of wa,erioWn. y. Y.
60 December 3ist, lss9. on hle in this Depart.
ment. JESSE X. HINES,
Insurance Commi s,ionsr
u. \. CLARK. State Agent,
2Gl Second street. baltimore.
II. l.. BOWEN, Agent.
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nr JOHN V. sLADr. Aue,ioncer.

Monday. Mr,,i sri. iSSo.
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d. @. Mcintosh. Attorney. Tow,on,Own.
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SALE

III. l.. BOWEN, Agent.
March g. ToWsontown, Md.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
NnGiion Sales OF Real Gstate.
ADRIAN II. MuL'Es. Auctioneer,

ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctioneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF YALU ABLE PROP
H ERTY, NORTHEAST COltNER WANERLEY-
PLACE ANb MERCHRsr,. near BRO ADWAY.
rIjEsDAY FEB l7a ~ O'Clock at the Exchange sales
room NO Ill broadway by oder OF the Executor OF the
the i've three story and attic brick lots
and wsy ey place Dortaesst corner Of Mercer 10
west BROADWAY The lots each 70 by los feet and
the binding thu corner covers the entire lot inc prem
and have been for years rented out "
suites private genemen and produce ge9d income I'M
particulars once Of The AuctioneeIs No. Pinest l9ZS
EARM AT AUCTION Feb
raay 10 2 ssg n on ,hs premises rs aseeqt TO
iisnd the farm Of the late r SMITH dstancs
from Id miles, contents l34 FIVE PARCELS
sale perempory 10 close estate.
sAGGEI HloR RIkER R i5o So ksssaSst Executors
GALE IN PARTiTI0N.--A. H. MULLER g.
direction of BRxDBURY c. CaETWooD' Referee. on
TUESDAY, February IL. 1880. at ~ o'clock noon.
the EXCHANGE sALEsRooM,
No. III Broadway. NewYork.
the following valuable property
FOURTEENTH sTREET.-The two lots OF land. with
tho story Drown-stone 'front.' known Nos l3S
40 East Fourteenth street
GREENE sTREET-The lot Of isSd with the brick
building thereon known No. l04 Greene street
SPRING sTREET-The OF lanc with the brick build
ing thereon known as No l7$ Spring street
SPRING STREET.-THE two lots Of land, with the
buildings thereon. known as NOS Dos and 100 spring
street
SOUTH FIFTH AvENUE.-rhe lot OF land. with the
building stable known as No lS9 South
Fifth avenue
brick building thereon, known No. 80 Cherry street
For maps and further particulars apply tho Office Of
JOHN 3. LAWRENCE, plaintiffs Attorney. Nos. 1856 aud
la Broadway. OF Of tho Aactoneers No Pine street
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
,FNNSYTVANIA RAILROAD.

1 GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNliED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets Ferries. a- folOwut
Harrisburg Fittsburg the West and South with Pullman
ia ace Cars attached. q q. IN, q ana $3.50 pm daily.
Williamsport, Lock Haven m, $50 D. m. CORY and
Eie $50 connecting at Cory Tor rtusvie, PctrO
eum Centre and the on Regions.
Balimofe \ ashugton tho SOUTH Limited Washington
Fruress OF Pullman ParlOr daily. except SUNDAY. lu
IN. arrive Washington 4il2 p. m. Regular At $50 and
~ J. ) anu 10 =. M. SUNDAY 10 n .
FIurrss ;or West rhiadopha $50 so $50 30 LIN
ted, II a. m, l. $50. 4 $40 > o. 7"v $50 ann 10 p n
and i2nleh sunday 30 aud D. 7.SO. $50 and 10
u. m A. d. night.
for Philadelphla Camden 1880 O. aud
except sunday.
HOas ~ Brooklyn AnncX connect WIN All through tlaus
az Jersey city, anOdns speedy aud direct uanier FOR
Brooklyn travel - ..,, . ,o,.
ialv 94Oa M G.3O y. daily. except Monday From
Washington aud Baltimore 5000 = 500 $50, 1910
m Sunday, $50 From Pliladelphla 500 d;O3 G.oO,
iOlOp m SUNDAY $50 605. go. 1910 1880 An. $50
"A ~
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
NEw.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BoUSD brook ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave New ork from station r. H. Of " j. footof LID
For Station corner Nintb and Greenss at 745 o., l1l5
M 800 e. $3.50. 7l5. y p m On sunday at $40 a. m
For STALLION corner Third and Berkssts, at eso. o ll5
q m 1870. $780, T. 530 1lo p IN on sunday at $40 a. Nj
Trenton waP eca THstsrs G csc sa7a2 55 3, 3
Reiurnns train, viii leave Philadelphia for New York,
Ninth and Green s's at $780, $3.50 a. M 1910, l4O-, $780,
90 7l5 ~ M On sunday $50 M M; Si5C IL m m 2o5
b3O $50, ll;I6 p N on sunday at $50 m; 43O m.
,Dcnolei Pullman ears attached. .,,
dsy $40 NO 10 Is a. M I3:55 2.20 ais 4i6 obi sos
p IN. ON suaday-l;2O 9lj am; 6:l6 p. N.
Connection made at Jersey city station TO and from Brook
P eRS sS of ateG .sc is5ig Soi No, @ M 4o 9
95l Broadway and az the lrntPsl h9trl.i Nos and
York Transfer Company Dodds Exprcss wil call for
and check 1aegag from n9ls M or 5nd to &
New York. and SouIt Brooklyn AZ hese olnces ale IN
'0nhe'u0n VIII " p B4Lbw General m PASSENGER Agent
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.--Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave Peek slip daily ,sandays excepted for
New Haven at and II p. M. correcting with ro@is.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER NtlLROAD-Commencin December S. 1879
through trains viii leave Grand Ccutrai Depot.
500 Western and Northern Express TO Rochester 81
1880 a. m Chicago and Western ErpTess. Drawing room
oars TO Canandaigua, Rochester and Buffalo. . ,
IlO3 EHpfcss 10 Albany and Troy with connections
To Uuca. saratoga, Gcns Falls ana ltutland.
600 p m g. LoGls E1press daily. with sleeping cars
through every day n the week also sleep
ing Bunalo, Toledo ana Detroit and for Montreal eN
oeiing sunday night via SaIat2sa M poc,s.,er and Corn
Ing. VIA 0eneya sleeping cars TO Geneva Rochester and
$50 i Tacinc ESpfoss daily sleeping
cu.c liocneste Niagara FANS Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo
ii.6o p ~. Sigh; Express with sleeping Albany
TcEei on sale at Not 20 and Broadway and at West
cos Express Offices Psfkpnce aud 49, and 9I2 Broad
'''' e. - MREK Err Gcnoral Passenger gent.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Friday. Feb. l3. 1880
The following sales were held az tho HA-
change salesroom to-day
Byd dvsi,;Gs E,s.Ss5 ws,S is ss%a; 60 sq2 wes,
ist.,sts 8. 800 # Of sthave. lot 2oHlooi slss25
Hugh A'ns 81 Ricaard y, Harned; .,onw
Of Othave. I.sxSi7xl4s137.S Bowie D''H
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw YORK
or.rno,-st 4. q ,osd ward) $50 II W OF Courtlandt-
ave 50xIIS Smith. referee TO John bu'sns' 50 900
67thst g. 1877 Of atn,aSs zoAooo' ,n,"' $4,000
Houston st q !. Of Cry5,e ST. 10000
1Stst 2di io - = zigS o. II 1000
sots sbsTs a23 clark 81 1rSssee Sse.S 70 1000
from 7' - 12s ana anobe exec
ators ETC. 10 me improved Dwelling ASSOCIATION e5OOO
iehs sus SSs w,e 10 %ueaaas sase
letqst Nos & Y2S s spS I'd ~ esde Mss1 $4,000
2da1c os ss ;S Is # Of ioths 25xioo. Thomas era
Rsss, ham :. sStGy scr mSSdrysi 2i1e3xi5xc
also salrP ;S Of aPG S1S 1fSpns oMS o 10000
Is0a! p.! scoh,s "inan Il $4,000
7s eo4 91lS2s 7SsSs
IS 4xsG 2xirregular William scott and so mn
7sts we 20 5a%es ss Of ave-
slstsi n 8, 500 It Of ioihave lOox93.9 Leonard
Scott wife TO Francena Partridge. ge....-..,.y
b0's IS S SS OF Ja@s isSaye Flood $500
3daye. g. 1896 tnOf l2th.st 28xlOOi Hahiltoh
Fish and vile Susan lie l. Rogers. ...----.
RECORDED LEASES.
Conger and another 10 Rosa Richter. Henry so.o
lot No 24O, 2l years at annual rent OF s|'"
Ketcham Tredweil Lambs. No 81 West SoIn- 90
srsSd Yea Annie nj Rnnup Nc i56 FOr;vh
WASH a9pS a%npg No i2 avns'an't5 years 200
annual rent OF 'VV
RECORDED MORTGAGES
ponnett william TO Bennett, s Clarkson at, OF
Houston st, instaments ...:.. sl'"o"
Brien, wife the Homo insurance Company ooo
sBleecker 81, OF CharleS,st wear o'oVo
Ca,k; ;snst ~ 20 " 's Of SHAVE ia yeas :. 5000
Mctntse ~ wlsw laaue sVe Years Tsiq e.0OO
MeMsnSn co2 % ave ,e of 7istst Year .e. $4,000
dns Hons;op ans sts year $4,000
Muller wife 10 Louis Jenne. ss 5dst iot NO soo
NewSombe SSo = ii N and wife to william David
77th 0f9thavc, months. E'oVV
smo1 a s, sna wue 20 years IA voDs''' anu 1900
spaefh ] TO the NewYorK Life Insurance Company.
ms iO9thst Of 4tl-avc, mortgages years. N ooo
"ade.i % e1afiTs ~ yssps n 0'no' ~ 5000
"hi'e an@ Se years. GOOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
p,aa.,.ck q A to I,pman ............ 81 900
srna 10 s,r,e = " 1900
SSsno ~ ~ same .................... 1890
ss,oe ssme ~ ~ same - ................ 1900
lanes y Fsadsp Rsn sPd others 1873
MCnsel to William Scott-.--......-- o!,u0UU
Rsnisford Rosa to Rsnisord Eo.IOO
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rVO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILIj DEPoTS
~ PHILADELPHIA, 2 ~ NEW-YORk.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFIFR J,Nr1rY. -, 1850,

on AND AFTER JANUARY, 10, 1850
Express Trains leave NewYOfk VIA and COrtandt
Streets Ferries. follows
$780, go and 10 aud II night Sundays. $50 and
q. H., ., o. 1850, $3.50 and 7. m and - night
Express Trains leave NewYOk daily except sunday AT $50
and pm running through via Trenton and Camden
Boats BroOKyn AnneI connect all through trains
10 Jersey city, aaOrdng speedy and direct transfer fY
BROOKLYN ttavel
Returning trains leave West philadelphia 2Ol, $40 S45
7. 1885, g. $50 and IL Limited Express, li3O p. NJ
l;i5 2 T. $50. T. and $3.50 p m on sunday iZ;Ji, $40
$40 \ $50 IN. 4, 7;J5 Leave Philadelphia via
Camden o. ~. ana 3:5Op m. daily, except Sunday.
Ticket Ofces62G and 9l4 Oadway AstOri ouse and foot
~ Desbros-es aud COraudtsts Court andBro0kyn An
Depot loot OF Fultonst BrOokyn Nos llB ard ils
iObOken Depot CIV. Emigrant Ticket
Office. 5 Battery Place. 49,, ..,
The New. Transfer Company VIII call Tor an" CHECK
bag hotels aud residences
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York. foot Ilbertyst G. r. Il. Of y. J.
S'lj mFor Famngdale. Toms River Barneeat aud In
teImedlate stations.
lI6 y. n.-Eor Toms River vineand. all stations to Bay
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
4p m.-For Fsrmnglae. Toms River Barncgat Tucker
ION II Z aud
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Qfedt 5ttnmcr5.

A MEXICAN LINE. ,
n FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERP0OL.
only Transatlantic Line under the AMERICAS FLAo'
Sailing every Wednesday from Philadelphia ana LVefpooL
Extra salings on alternate saturdays M
LORD Give, FEB. Ii. 1880 a. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
sailing every week alternately from Philadelphia and New
Yort LANDING passengers within few hours riie OF the
important points Of interest on the Continent
NEDERiAND. FEB. lS, ~ a. III.
For rates passage ana other information Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT IL SONS General AgeNls, N vo,k
JoII% McD0NALD Agent. Battery. place. New YORK.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
u BFTWEEN NEW.YORK AND HAVRE =.
pier ofCompanv new) No 40 North River foot of Moton
Travellers by avoid both transit by Engh-h & III
the dscomforts OF crossing the Channei IN 'hA
boat ,,odnog,ar t,oh y II n N,
LABRADOR. Sanghtr''''''' W ,lhes1ay' Mih = ~ ~ % ~
on Credit Pans In amounts to,nt
NNo LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Aeeht 10. 30 BrOAlWay
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
UHE ERIE RAILW AY

V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, .,.,,,o
IL row known as the NEWYOKh. LtkE i TX anu ana
gam Cincinnati and chicago Day Express Drawing
loom Coaches 10 buffalo and Suspension BrldRe.
Gp Daily Fast ~ Louis express arriving az Bnnaio
M competing WITH i9s trains TO 'g su reaches 10
r. m DAILY Pacific Express for The West sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, Niagara FANS, Cncinnal
and Chicago without change also hotei Dinns cars
7pm. Emierant train for tho West -. D..
Train. leave chambers street Dsp2 & o OK G So 7ao
p. aud ~ midnight saturday nights ohy Suhu'Ss V4o
Raihcrioi 'snd Passaic G. 1850 l0 1920 NJ dse 1920
a. m train stops at Rutherford Park only on sundays
midnight sundays G. $50. 1920 m l'4o $3.50 p m and
Pa1erson. g. Gas 7:5o $40 TO- 1920 1850 M 12 noon
I.i5 8 $40 $50, ago i:iO D. $40 t.0 5;SO G'lo 55V
7;s9s 3 10 + ~ a6 Hs6 T. a5d mdnSh 0'V O'0
midnight sunday o. $3.50. 1920 i45. $3.50 p m and
Warwick $50 a. m. 4.epm; o.oo ,.,o,. e,,
Rondcut ana Kingston a. H. $3.50 Sundays, $50
Goshen g 7So n 2Ca sJ M . sS9 80 500 ''' !" sun
day MyaGeo%n tow 7So o. i6$o a. m $50 4;so pm
days $50 io29 I'm " e wy "a an m s%esa Mdaad iJSiroad
Al port MI Jsrvis 7:5o o. 1920 In AGO. 6, Sundays
$50 iG;5o a. IN. 6 $40 ana p. N. ,.. ..,
NtTg-Boats 23dst quarter OF ara quarter aor each
for and nplftmel Is m Drawing room and
Sleeping Coao es can be obtained ana lo o
Nos go 40 or Oj7 Broadway n y. 80 courts' Brook
Y o, q. ,g irm the West arrive NeSYork at 1875
M 1898 ana gSo 5'o Il RBhorr Geul Agt NewYOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for snge"9o Cosse' eo 1 ny Is " M
ssnpdays m and C;S0 D. The 1880 p M irain VIII
leave 50 png,es ss Vaey and noIscy T. 0JO p 4s5O
Jk0. n. ABBOTT. Genl fassr As~' New-i0rA'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14

stage connections to aud from KEYPORT az MATAWAN
STATION. to and from OCEANIC and FAIR HAVEN AZ
RED BANK. TO aud from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GINr with all trains.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New-York foot Desbrcsscs and Cort
$50 M for Washington, Pt;ssurg Columbus Cincinnati
huianapos Sncago ana the West Richmond Charleston
a snn 'pe son Pnlman cars from Baltimore TO Newark
m. for WahiI gton and the West Pullman from
New York TO baltimore and Washington, making close
nectons for Psburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
ana - Lous Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cncin
1000 daily. for Washington The South and West Pull
seepeTs from New.YOr 10 Baltimore Washington
making connections for Chicago Cincinnati
Is. Louisville. St Louis, Columbus Ptsburg South aud
Pullman
natl connects al Washington with trains Tor Iynchbnrg
Florida. New Orleans and the south
For through tickets please oal at Companys Office 3l5
RT0afwav New York AZ cke oces foot OF Cortland,
and DesbrOsse%ss. and Depot, Jersey City.
Round TRIP TICKETS To KANSAS, NEBRASKA
AND CnLORADO