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VlIE ERIE RAILWAY,


at We. duys at same hour. FARE ONE DOLLAR
rIHE ERIE RAILWAY,
%EsTLKN kAilkDAD Arrangement OF trainS, taking
room Coaches 10 liuifnlo AMI Su'pcnsion Bridge.
r. NJ ty}, e"st IT, ous pre- ~ tiis ~ huna
wc.l uluans best Draw ing room Sleeping Coachrs t,
7 D. N. UaIy) Pacific Express for !hc West. sleeping
Chicago wition cSne": iIoe Dining ears to Chicago
z p. IN. Tmpruni lian for the West
K tT sy i Sa" ilo I" 40 90 Go 1880
nnd ," midnight Saturday nights only. sundays 0;l6
ninrrod and pessac g. 100 TO- lo2o M ctho 1920
noo on I5 T. pS. 40 10 SSl 90 G:30 sS D. H., Il
mdniehr. sundays, u $780, logo a. n ll5 G3O .. and
pat%r. t. Gtb 1850 $40 TO- 1920 Il:so a. m l2 noon
7:sS e 10 D. m and II midnight sundays. g. $50 V;i5
lo2C IA 0; M an" I'D, y IN, minsht o %
midnight sunday, q, $3.50. 1870 IN 1:Io $50 p in and
War@icE 100 a. M. 1880 d.
NeSDurg aud Cornwall. 1900 Il. H.. $780, i3O Sun
H0niout md Kingston q $50 p. m. Sundays $50
Goshen o. 100 o. 1920 M $780, $50. 4:3O. D. III. Sun.
days. o, $3.50. iO:20 .. M, $50. p, IN. % ann g.
days $50 it:26 a H. $50 p m Tho . and l:so pm;
trains connect NewYOrk and oswego Midland Railroad
Y" port j"rvis 1850 o. 1920 D. M. 49, O. p M sundaya
S leave sd uSrar of and quarter after each
hGGE ~ for % a@ 4 IL V4n sS nj
sleeping COACHES eau We oItene ana orders or inc cheSsag
S SnS ss sdi or sroaa%a n VI No. oOus BOOK
Ign II the Companys Dsgots q, u., vo,. ,.o..
n" lS'@e a JSo o T. &BBoTr oon Psssr Ast NswYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
leave for EnsGwCC cSssr P1SrRG sa RE 6Eyas
aa ssS sSG ina s'?S ~ M t' iSd VIII
csJS 30 sUSs Vss S sn Oss 900 Am 400 p
N'"D'' $50 n. ABBOTT. CENT fssir A&t, NswySri.
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Ofe1n 8trumers.

A ME TIC aHrI LINE; AND ,,vueeoo,
only Transatlantic Li1a under III, ANERiCAS FLAG.
SAILING every Wednesday from Philadelphia and Liverpool
Extra saihhgs alternate SatJudGvR
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
Sailing every week alternately Philadsiphis an Sew
York. landing passengers within few hours ride OF the
important points OF interest the Continent
NEDERLAND April 3. IL m.
For rates or passage ana other information apply TO
.o- -. PEIER WRIGHT " SONS, General Agents
aut MaluuisL Flnanepha . - Broad way New; YOfE.
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent, Battery place. New YORK
A NCHOR LINE u. ;. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ NEW:YOkk AND GLASGOW.
From Tier No 20. North RIVER, NcW-Y0rk.
Ancl1rfa. ADril =. noon Crca ssla.. April H. II
Ethiopia April Id. . ~ NJ DcvOnia Drill ~. D. M
Cabins $50 70 $S1 Excursion Iirkes at reduced rates
Secnnd Cabin $40 St"erage S2S
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
- From Pier 40 40. North River. foot Of Clarlee-st
Utopia. April Z > p H. tuliorn .-..April II ga m.
CaIs S55 AMI S3 Excursion tickets reduced rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents, Bowling Green.
CUNARD LINE.
~ EXTHA STEAMER: "PALMYRA,"
For Liverpool direct,
SAILING SATURDAY, APRIL 10th.
Passengers embark iier !, ~. X, at ~ noon.
PASSAGE $GO-580-and 500.
Appyto
SEAGkR BROS.
SO Beaver.st.
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penn ,YLYANlA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED >iAiE II NNIL ROUTE
IT - .'i' -" "fA VA rho'tf AMI ,jt,annl
ft.iir-. So { l.U-:
II fff-'r l.itIrg a." W".f and S,lfu with PuLm1r
81 d"' =" - 90. -. a.. 3d.. '@al - ~ %, don.
VI ue. MI lfr. Atrh, H., - anl Err,
30 80 'i rrrlnE 81 fri l..u,Nui, tn.rliu
f,i.' a'd the tll 30.
Iiitin A.-f'n ann ti, o,ih. Lmiirl Naolin,foi
Itf,'-- 6" ~ ra. 10 90! q .t.. r.p' ~l Il III
u 10 ar ~ " h.'"' IL ~ h"~uAi ~ i:U and
: e 81 - 10 p 600
EIinA. fn. i'iir phia s.,.. So, tlD Ilm
an !? night -ina, i'D md H. D. i, 7:ap SO ana
10 - IA - i'- IA.
fNr- oi r'i ri" pha clndru 100 IN. and D. M
~ S.ucty.
al :raoNlyi Annex connect al Through ains
jersey 'ny Attending NJ 'ly al iifec. transfer for
I,'np, IN ffNri.
Trims Nv: From Psbure. 49,. lotto IN. 1910 .. m.
dIIlt $50 . 90 p daily except Munda, From
WI-hirgt"n baltimore G5u me- - So 40 10 10 IL
H. ~uriN, ':Ipi. e ohi l'i ate l'a 800 o. OBJ
9n. ira ll,.O Il. =. $3.50 $50 liO ~, $50 aud
10 l0r. ~ Srniay. ".,r t'5, 600 10 30. ll:3O - H..
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TI'O PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROtTE AND SHORT LINE,
BEfWEEN
NEwYOHH AND piIILADLLPInA
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; 2 DEP0TS
IN ILADl.LPEIA, . ~ NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQIIP.
MEN +, AND1iiE FASTEST FINE cos SISrENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER JANUARY 49, 1850.
Express Trains leave NewlO.k Via DcsDTOsCs AMI COrtland
SLcvtH Ferries fOllDWs
l:3U 1:t, so, 40 l.nhrd IL n. M 30 I:4O . O.
1880 $3.50 AMI 10 T. M AMI 9 night. SUNDAYS $50 and
a. H. D. u, $40. y 80 and 10 4. ia, and II night
Express Trains layc NcwN0rs daily, except Sunday. at
1880 A. M ANA D. H.. running through VIA Trenton and
Camden
Boats the brooklyn Annex" all through
trains at iry city, aring spcy aud direht Transfer
for Brooklyn travel
Returning tinns W,si philadelphia 1901, :t2O 3iJ
T. $50. X. $40 aud II (imtcd Express l:3n D. mi
LID. - j. $50 aud $50 On Sunday. l3Ol. $40.
34j, X, S'jUa. ~ 4, 1850 y, elvo Philadelphia VIA
Camden. - ami 800 u. daily sunday.
TiCArt Di 90 aud ga broadway, Asf0r House.
foot Deshr0Hses AMI COrliandsts Court st. and Brook
yn annex pruOI. fDpt Fm0nst RrooRiyn Nos ia no
and ~ Hudson st. lohoKrn Drpo; Jersey city. Egrant
Ticket Office \ Battery lIlaTr.
The New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hot II and residences.
FRAN TIIOMNON. L. p FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger
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Fol THl.N ruN observation-disclosures.

Fol TRlN TJH Ash PHILADELPHIA.
r'v %" IT, r'dtNH &. Il. - "f y. j.. "ot of Lib
fot ,oi ora: AntiI AMI Icrn ss at = 10 o.. Has
a. III; - ''-'" ,l'. l. . ~ 81 -ueridy SO D. M;
..,.'. % T.
i'I to ia ri AMI rr'k. al ESQ., q liI5 n
m l''' 49, :. /: 20, ':!J H. Nn SUNDAY a.
G..H %. no.. " ~
F"I Tf'f f"n. Warm and ri' SIS $50 80 o. Has
o. H. J. %, '." = - = 81, - = III. CA SAMMY a.
.'..O 10.
l"iutti trnH NIL ctyr Pm! le pima f,. York:
Ei":u = ad' ,lia i.r.r.ne i.ainai rrnnr
VI ia ah ''I"viia;s. 40 H..I M II L. i.D 800
10 -. !" y 10. ''n 80 na,V. -'', "a . ~. J.. T..
Fi'ttl ia hii iikH :. = -, q, an
80 =. - j 80 y ~. 'f -5uaiN M
u'u".'- ruin - cais aii.titc.
lfpI " = Mo
-, fr -. =; 49,. lili g. Ia. 100. % D. 600 = 10
Ia Do ~niiIaf - o. H. T. % ~.
'ni'il'ri at J.->rv tiy station frun
Bf0"'. uRf'i i.slr II Tot. Jr;r,y -.
til,-- ~ It '~ u fro - - 81 o2a oGl ,nl
"li - nI"NtHaY riirriiai Nu- and
i.ff - AfIrr 'jtf -. y |
Sow M ifH-irr npany ilr;d- INrrr--, will call for
80! nom % i'r T. t.lnl.
A. ~ sn 'in &C. mad - 80 'rns lA,y .ud - -. ~.
81 Of. 20 ni Va ... az. in
corn'i.'n WIN '4r rrl t. ip me- a'si lac u..fa.,
. e. ..af. 80.
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BORDEN g LOWELL, Agents,
GEO. l.. con NOR .ieneral r. ascnper Aprnf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SIS:
$50 O. M for Washington Pittsburg Columbus Cinninati
IndiaiiapOis Chicago and the West Ecmohd. charleston
am hc south Iul man cars frUn Baltimore to Newark.
Ohin. PIT burg and ChicacO
D. m for Washington and the West. Phi man from
Ne" YORK TO baltimore 0rd Washington. n1kiHg
nrutonS fr Piitshurs, Cincinnati IndanapD- Louisville
ard ST Louis. Through Pullman Baltimore u Cncn.
matt and II. Louis
lctu D. ILL., d for Washington the South md Wesf. pull.
mn tlclrls nom NrM.l York 10 Gilmore and Washington
AIg cose connections Tor ChcnCO Cincinnati, Inaapp
9is ,ls.c - Louis t9lun MS Pitisbnrg. the South aud
southwest IhfOnTt Pullman -
clnatl connects Washington with
Florida. New Orleans ami the south
For through tickets pleas, coll Office, SIS
Bioaway, New York, and ticket Offices COrandt
ana Deshrosscsss. and Depot Jorsey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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6teamboats ano Railroads..

| A LBANf WATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
Aand DhAS klcHM0%D leave Pier NJ. H. sort, iuycl
bary l'uniny rIc''redi @th trains Nori West
ami East. Statcroomr warmed by steam.
''''''' ". w. TVEitEi'T: President
E'OR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
nru % ana iioFAd,o ns % % cIy1 cath
Fare lower than BY other route.
Tor RONDOUT aud KINGSTON.-LAnding
at Cozzels OHcs; Point. Cornwall. NcwGurg Marlboro
Milton fouehkecpsr Isopus connecting with Ulster and
M vi w n ES$y HIds cayG E a.
p M. pler 81. Norh River loot Of Iar'i;onst
Exert Sn'urdayA when Thomas cornell leaves at
| ElIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- AhRA NGEMENr OF PAs-ENGEK TRAINS, March
80 sD a ~" psS: foot Of %nd H
Mancl nuns 'a4s.on Maiany tity. Ashland, Wilkes.
.G.@i ~. Ngli LxpTcs', Any for Easlon. Echlerrn
teeva Xui"r cr@sr Ianalo Niasai Falls AMI mi The
West Pa" ma" sleeping g T%f " WIZ su,, and rr
General Eastern once c f24s f%Te spH s@
NEW HARTFORD, &c.-Farc. 81.
~ steamer. loSve lrckS sip daily 1,nlnays cxcpcd
N'w.IiaV'" al . aud II T. ~. connecting viii roaas
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
for New.I London Eoston, Worcester, Sc.
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAIIhOA p Commencing DoccInbcr 3, 1879,
through ,I'as v III leave Grand Central DrDm
An ana M i"s via Sr,osa WIN la"ng RON cara
IlO m Express 10 Albany and Troy, with connections
10 ULca SafaiOgo, GIrIs Falls ana liutahd.
400 y. Alb NY ana Troy Express.
600 y NJ ST. l,ns Express daily with sccping cara for
81. Ions running through every In The week alO
ing caialor nnalo Toledo and Detroit and for Montreal
ccpng sunday hight, Via saratoga
700 n last Express for Montreal, Rochester and COn
my, GENERA Sceplng 10 Geneva KOch's icr aud
Montreal via Al. Alidns.
$3.50 Pacific Express daily, with sleeping - ~
cGse Rochesic Naga Falls Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo De-
u O and ChlcaR.
iIOp Night Express. with Hccping to Albany and
fruv
tcts On sale ~ NO 22 and 4l3 Toadway. West
colts ixpio.a onccA fafE place and 7eJ aud 9t2 Broad
way. New-York aud 3i3 Wash q OH ~, HrOOklyD
g. u. MEEKEk. ueherRl Passenger Agent
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Nuriion Sales OF Real Csinte.

RRDADWAY..-Tnc elegant fivc-story mar
~ hlc SIRE rrciScs go AM 49, Br0alwav.
White ST. 81 by l6 feet extending To Couriiand 81 Will
" n al ai,lul ,SDAl Ann ~ II o'clock. I'll me
JU' r EnYD Anciiontcr. Maps aud iiforin 't,on az
ofa . Of TOWNSEND NDELI. 900 Broadway
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND THE ca

. 49, - FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
LOO EACH WAY BETWEEN NEW YORK A Nd BOSTON.
CorrespondI e ;uctaoD TO al otltr points East
Boston tckes good only for continuous passage on
ssameIs and connecting train as specified thereon 1900
Int mammoth Dalac' steamers BRISTOL and PIDNI.
DENCE having been placed the line Of 1890
leave New York DAILY SUNDAYS Included from
PER u. \. a., foot OF Murrayaf. al p.
Leave Brooklyn iSO Jersey city l:J via annex.
Tickets sfateoos, ETC. obtained NewI DIRK 239
ZOi - iD 57 9+ aud Q57 Broadway and NJ al pIlucipal
nlton anSfcr and ticket oices, the OFFICE OF THE
LINE On Ill T. PEI ri NOs. aud
Gonrts and az Annex Offices Brookyn ANA Jersey Cir in
boson M No 3 Od state House. and old Dengt
o, BOkntN g LOVELL Agents, New-Nork.
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REAL ESTATE.


nm ..uN. "eonesoay' March 81. 1880
Inc fOnOWlng sales were held at the Ex-
sbance se,esroou, ,ooo,- ~ " VIZ 49,
14;stcry marble front tuildinr and Ss,ory hr.ox
buildings with plot OF lana, NO $50 to 6GG Road.
> way; SO cor OF frince.si. plot rnd ~ iixyo TX
lu4.lx w. l: ard house with lot no 76 Prineest.
n, Known Us Olympic Theatre with nla Of lan IA
Crosby ST. II of Houston. g. pio ~ lana 5oxin;
MISUNDERSTANDING. il Jacob is"eh lid ~ l33 COO
4.stoTy stone building viii, lot No iGa stil
ave. VS. SOL # Of 22dst lot 2GxlO97 g A.
hahn. We -, 'OA'''' - "a, 7l5oc
I0s.7 it Of Madison ave lot ao s 3: sane
2Astoty biick i,,dnrs vh Lt ::1,Gii pr,,1 ''-
way W $. ruuniIv thro, a m M ,.jit c,roVa
63l II n of .,isisf. lo 81 o, ioT q, III ryIoao.
Pr FcrrigIn . ~ -' II 9oo
Ia T. ~ a 'pi;;,jfn. '''' '''
NJ and nm IT, ~ ron, po,,,
loi Of We., s6i G is Atm S N, avn M 32'2o
lois n w.st roth ct 100 n az 9TH ave eacj 1hY y
1908 Donovan ana srsdey ''nAve eAeh 2"A q 400
10 Iots. West iUtis 20t n q Of OH ave e,c o5x
1908 J. IL Smith - 10 200
lOt, West yGt;.st, extending through 10 f7tist
$40 II Of / III ave each 25x20j III? ard n p;oi
not jn MI NV" w :. W. x., ;e C'aaeey 2'''
KNOLL: J Bradley " " N . II Cos
lots on East los ST. u cor 4thave each COX lO0II
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6Ctels
UrouoSIl5.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. -P,opn,al VIII
W received tN tho -u~,rtiordu INK the week rnfuI
Ann al mi irr h' ct!pl ;Lr'. toy ri,
lHii ing - ia" Ci., "f iia O;d aCci-ius o4is
dia"lh:s a." sl" !r IA ~ ~. al 81" -li-,Ii
fee. M"'i">n Rail r. I;a,'a Penn. VIII, itfr''s~ H..
H~h' J" itj'c "ui a.. ~. 'id. AZ. l.. '!DNl.
I)HOPO*AL" ~ LAiOH and - AIi.HIAI.S.
oifrt'F -itt Ni-i>'. As' ftlrroI.
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GUNNER Resorts.
miscellaneous.


V1lIE AMERICAN FROEBEL UNION con-
Il nucs its pnblc sessions TODAY and TONIC RROw at
the Chapel corner " cst 35li.sf. aud Madison
subjects dis, lssed today M Storytelling In the
kimlurgartun by Miss Bucland. Of London FIoehcl
clcy. p.m-"'Ihe Elements Of Music taught TO Young
Children D. the help OF Co"rs Dy e. atcLellOr late OF Lon
ward A. Spring Ncw-Jcrsey. D. NJ" Charity Kinder.
az Church Work." by the Rev +. II. Newton.
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CUNDAY NIGHT LINE TO BOSTON.

commencing sunday, April l. and until further notice. tho
Provide the IA Ill kIN
will make SUNDAY TRIPS lea, inr IT. ~ Nolh Hivrr
at 3 D.. We duyS hour. FARE ONE DOIiAH
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- LeaV" Ne" You tot fD,rtt.ss.C y. Il. %, - i.
go a. nr l'r l.tr. tc'' Toms lY'r i;au.ll and
int lr.itfr Itin.i~
- H. Jos o;l.- i:l,'s NnclsH! al station. To Say
Sl'r \ - fbE ATLANTIC Ct1N
! - Ia nu.lt
Tow n =; u. HAi liii.iclpha
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Heal Gsiaie To GxrbanQe.

rINO EXCHANGE for Brooklyn property-A
cottage and lot, jCXl0O y hOnrs' ME from City
hal Forfurher particulars address EXCHANGE. Tribune
once, Now Iork.
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d TO BOSTON
I'D IL VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
~ ~ -rnAfI. y HIIAN 4 IA.If

Ihe elegant hteamers ~ ON NGTOS and NARIlAGAN.
SET? leave Pier SO NORTH River ioOt Of Jay ST. p. m.
daily. EXCBrT SUNDAYS.
special lIscass limited tickets good only for the trip for
which they are ssued boh boat and tran az epeoe0 on tho
lace Of each tcket sod this line New York TO Boston
Tor 81.
el2 broadway, ~ Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue Hotos
Newly and II 333 Wasingt0n Brooklyn. Tickets
ato sold ata principal hotels nd tickeces and 1T oous
Of WeGicOtt EIprclsCO
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t,rockInn l)ropertn for 5ale ano Go Get.
fb>O LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuse, 81
Il Hicksst; house and 40 oil Nassau house
lbs emsenst GORDON L. FORD 81 Clark IT., Brooklyn.
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~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMEHS.
EDR OIiEENSTOXN AND LIVERPOOL.


~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMEES
FOR on EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
$3.50 Leaving Pier 80. y. r.. foot OF King II.
WISCONSIN. ESDAY, Apfil l3, 1870
AhlHoNA EsDAY. April 90 1850 y.
WYOMING. IESDAY. April ~ a.
NENADA ........ TUESDAY, May L. :3Op H.
INillN May y
e These steamers are bnlt Of iron. IN waicrght com
iI tnens ana furnished with requisite to make
the If the Atlantic both agreeable
ing bifIroOm smoking room. drawing ruOn piano and
library also arwatdess
each steamer. The
r those greatest % all luxutes perfect ventilation
and light.
CANIN PASSAGE according TO stateroJm;, $50 $50 and
SOD INTERN EDIATE, StD; SrEERAHE at low rates.
OFFICE. No. ~ BRO NDWAY.
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PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra uaaeA leave Pier 80 North River
foot Of WRrfenstC daily, except Sundays ~ No. for
fIpYdepce direct FreshtVa either line taken rates
/. W. f1LKiEs, DIS bABCOCH,
Ger. PagSAgent Proaidcns
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YVES 29D-ST.. near sth-ave.-3-stoIy high
w soop houle 70 LET newly and completely fufnis he'd
For permit apply TO rutland WHITING. Beekma st.
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Y EN-l UiIk AND I.ONG BKANCII DIV
~ STDN
Leave NrSN nrk. foot Dl Liberty st for Red Bank Lon
r..
Sias, ronn' rt"n~ 10 ant rom KPYPrf.H al MATAWA.
STATIuN I" 1ni Irpm Uri ANIC ard FAIR UANEH
" - IN : H. 10 nll from POINT PLi.A- ANT y; 81.
GRIT. with all Trains
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@i!n ,JrouerIn 60 fer
4 T MODERATE kATES-lIouscs 215 West
~ iGth 81 AID 34 West 6Isstl Inonirr o: ngcat.
4 " elegant iOuI story dwelling handsomely
rent low topryac family y. II. GRADY bIs Gt!iavc.
4 FOUR-SrORY FULLY FURNISHED
IN JIpU H. centrally located to let reliable part
tnAru boar Address ECONOMY, Box l45, Tribune
I plown Ohlcc. l.2tS BIoadway
'1'O LET.-At No. 10 West 2Otl,-st, parlor.
dining. room. kitchen l,drooms: can be seen nom
2t01. u. HIHDSALIA 2SJ BfOauwny
'INO RENT-202 EAST 15TH-ST.-A three
story brick house. high stop. all improvem nts DO
seen fIom Al tO5.
fTO LET.-A desirable dwelling well located,
between Broadway and Gth.ave.. In excellent order
are ne9ded rent TO sial family 6I,SOO year. Apply to
ITO LET.-A full Sizs 3-stOry house, with
attic basement and sub cellar cOnvoDlcuces Of
gas. water &C., all In good oidcr built for pr.
family preferred location IN good negnb0 below
MON square, between 9th Gthaves For permits and
address with references H. BROWN care ivess pat
FLO LET.-West Side houses /; good neigIIbor-
4 hoOej 73dst between 9th ave Boulevard or Pub
husth side streets ~ and four
story, nigh stoop. Grstciass dwellings, BRICK sewer gas
and high service cro;On water In the street Plumbing
feet All put up By aays work Furnaces chsndc
ners and eos hxiurts oil ia. ~
Rent OF thrcf-hfory houses. $500
Rent Of TOUR story houscs, 81 900 per year
Also, tho corner TO LEI. go per meath.
For fnftheP psrtIC uleyB apply 20
JAME3MEEHAN, 50 Union square
YVES 23D.ST., near 6th-ave.-3-story high |
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y Y.,HANANA 4 MEXlCAN MAIL S.S.Linc

AID Nk.KA tI;UZ VIA IAvANA.
talilng ~ l'roeusih 'alprarir and F'n
!tf Or NOTION iiIayo ma only. 1i.urs April
81! o. Ni.ElnA ilaIqa AMI Mean o. ....Sa'. hpul3
d" J ~ OF WV YORK havana an NrNicp,... April II
mes" steamers furnished VIA swing
sa'rrIH~ tables IN room, mrs served
ia care Wiihp.l y
=. = on = rF MtXI - viii leave hrw.OIl"ans March
" dli Ai'is - for Nrrn tul ~ lt Ta.,ro
Ta1 rnnr iih- IA - an,ts .'r IiL,?l AMI - York
/. \ H. y 4. ~ y I.N
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

fhe~' first class steamships regularly nj 3 d. M from
Par N".:'. Nnrfh RIVER. NJ fnl Dws:
CRY OF VEGA CKIX Capt. Nansce..... We. March
SANTIAGO ID IBA rD;. 70 tr ....... SAT. A;ril ~
unsurpassed, For freight passage apply
WILL iM l.. ca ~. & y 1, - ar. :uiway
LAWIDN BROS. Agents IA Havana
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FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY

lrvc foot of ibcriy.-t for freehold at s:l MS D. n
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NETWORK. Wednesday, March 81 $780,
The following sales were held at the Eek.
change salesrOOm to-day:
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DACiFIC' M\,L STEAMSHIP COMP ~

DAClFiC' VI NJ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from i'irr toe If r,uil.~r. SOrb River
! t 'i IN rirI',,7ro via isiimh~ Of Panama
t"unfCif" for '"irnl and south ArlerIcI and Mexira
l''ii ~" F,Hr,s"n 10 Iaiah 'h, China: .
>i'.,h'' RI ~ f.'k We; ~atnriar. Nav ], noon
D i!lnd
steamship Nr~rHAIfi SATURDAY. A'ril Ia neon.
lr 'iteH q" genera Int TlrIiiil apniy III Conn "a
plise ~ ~ lO I ~ ANA lslyrr.
PASSED. gers i,rw ati,l "a san FEAAtI>CD SA% DMItU
ISLANDS JAPAN, CHINA. NFW.ZEALAND AUSTRIA.
MEXICAN PORTS.
;'k OF lu"imaiiln IN r'sarl 20 Apply tho
PASSENGER i'rIar rrn' No. 30 brsidway
ti'!rtu Pass niger Agent. SUPP rntendent.
DOTrLRDAM LINE.
4O~caWcrS lcaNr Co.'S Pier adj Pay0IR Ferry il city
APR. 7.....~... AMSTERDAM. "Wednesday. Arrii 81
Ist Cabin : . f7'. ~ tabln. 40 $50 Srragc S2U.
- II tA/.hIN, General Agent. e S"nrh wiiamst
lINtll, El r. ~ 90. - south Hillams, Freight Agts.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NIrED STATES AND ROYAL. MAiL SrEAMERS
am FOR OF ZEN rows and LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. re steamers ~ this Line take tho Lane Route
rrr"i"ni br drut Naury IT, D. M on BUN tho outward
anl honueward VOYAGES
ADkl re- apt. Jennings Ihurrdiy. ApTli /. 10 a.
GEkMANiC capt kcnneiy.... SATURDAY. April ~ ! y. H.
BALIIt. apt. rarsr' ...... hnrsav. Ami - Il ~
LEON THE WHITE STAR DOCK foor OF WEST
Ils. steamers uniform In size unsurpassed in ap
pointncnts. The Sn StaVroOms. smoking aud Bath
place, adsis. where the noise and motion
irast M anodng degree VI comfort hitherto unattanable
RATES. Saloon. $40 and 800. Storage, $.s Return
tickets favorable terms.
These 5 Aomrrs carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs.
OF plans OrmailOn apply
Company Offices, No. 81 Broadway. New York 40
Walnnt-St. Philadelphia. RI COltrlS Agent
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leave for Eny9woog cIosssr PsrYS3S epe Nyaek
sunSsys a m ind $50 p. N. the iii5O >. train vii
leave 30 sSs yss Sa; sp 900 4o p
40. ". ABBOTT 0en' PssaT AIT, New'yerk.
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nonro Qll0 HouMs
West Sine.
LAST Side.

I Ora MERCY iARn-Eleg ant suite of rooms
second 100" over oOl ing Park others, double and sim
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FOR SALE TO CLOSE E,TATE-rarm q

FOR SALE.-Thc Ryder place (SO-ra.ci).
hobbs Ferry " s.: uf the eleeart
thr Hi.s'u River; thrfccn u itW. lad with
we p"uds tic house contains n ont thirty
:' rooin- " irsi class iuininc tlrou hnl~':
1d w""' finish fr scocd sca beating, Pas bnrr ai7nn,
Hto- conservatory stable with VudChahnh uiaii -,
arIa' supply % ~Oit Will he girli
gam Npp!y To II. +. BAkROWS Il CO.. ii2 Ma,icn.nuc.
NrN N,rE
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THE comEr OF 1850.

Prof. Benjamin Pierce says he 10
fully periuadsd that the great comet
sesnlin South America recently. and for
which an anxious outlook has been
kept ever since in this hemisphere, ID
the oosnet Of 18l3, once more visiting
the sun. II this is %. and If the comet
becomes visible here. the year Assn
stands chancs Of being memorable in
astronomical anuals. The comet Of 1S43
ives one Of the most wonderful ever
ssep. Assuming that Prof. Pierce's
computation Of shis comets previous
return 10 correct. it has had an aston
ishing history. In ll06 It blased with
: brightness that vas compared to that
Of tho SUP itseli; in 1402 it was 20 bril-
liant - to be visible ct MONDAY; IL
1854 il 10 said to have eclipsed the
moon; IN las9it spread tesror among
the iguerant throughout the world. and
in iS4S II gave aid md coufort to the
Miilegta and lapsd 70 alarm shoss
VIII" listened 10 their predictions Of !
speedy burnt z mp Of the werld. Fit
shoald ssssru% ME eae ~sh IL soeus
toned style, i will c.Darm the faith II
those who read In The hidden chambers
Of the egsatpyrapid pomesenuf pro-
.phscsss for 1881. All the Visits 81 thir
comet. however. have not been equ.lly
brilliant. t ss.ssazfsfs,
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to think il was as hard to get the said
A. J. $. in battle rs il il to get . true
stat smens from him wonder q the
loss Of bis irger
In conclusion will say. in giving
utte.snce 10 unpleasant truths .et NJ
one supposs that / am influenced By
any personal enmity. On the contrary.
there lives not . man 10 the country
against whom I entertain feelip9s Of
revenge. bu. an proud of the acquaiSt-
sscs aud friendship of MANY Of our
worthy citizens.
CARL PEHTZ