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NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, Sc.-Fare, 81.
IN steamers leave Peck.slip for New-Hayen at 3p.
Onuectng with the railroad
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT THU X LINE
AND UNITED SJApE- MAIL M

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and COrtlaalt
Streets Ferries. as follows
Harrisburg. PtsDurg. tho est SOath, Pullman
Palace cars attached 8 a M. and S:3D p m daily
NiiliamspOTt. Lock Haven, m. $3.50 .. CORY hnd
Enc at $3.50 connecting CORY for Titusye Pelro-
leum GENRE and the oil Regions.
Baltimore, wa'hinsSon ant the South Limited Washing
10 a. arrive Washington Regular At l30 $40
M. $40 and 10 m sunday. 4:3O q. m. anu 10 p
Express for Baltimore. except Sunday. p. m.
Express for West Philadelphia 40 100 3, $40 o 40
Limited) II J. 800 34O l. ., g. Z. $3.50 and 10
10 y. m, aud ~ night
Express Tor Philadelphia Camden 7:So and p M.
except sunday.
trains Jersey CITY, aHOrnga speedy and direct transfer
Trains Arrive From Plttsburg 8 1910 M. $3.50 D. m.
daily $50 p m daily except Monday From
sunday 6iiO aud 800 p m From Philadelphia, $3.50
G5O Q4O l04O ll4O LILO, > 800, 800 $3.50, sou
gs5. and lO50p Sunday. $3.50. $780, g. 1910, 1li0 a M,
U3O. g.35. and 1000 D.. IN,
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r,n. oN AND AFTER jANuARY T.: 1851; ~, r.,
80 100 3, $40 o 90 Limited !! a. 1920 $40. =
SsS ami 10 a%5 Z 1isS ss, snn1sv a,
$50 m and running through via Trenton and Cam
Boals of Brooklyn Annex" Connect with all through
Trains AT Jersey CITY, adordng speedy and direct transfer
einrnihg trans ieavo West Philadelphia 1901. 35
l. $40. 7, p M ON sunday l2:d 3:45. 5:2b 3 $3.50
a. M g. 2. and sp M Leave Pbiaaopma VIA Camden O.
TcEet Oftos, $40 9if Hroadway Astor House and
lyn Anasx sltion. foot q Faoas Brooklyn G Nos IA
irSn 1pf rcEei Uaic@ I'll ittery place nun
The NewYork Transfer Company viii cal for and check
OI FKHN Tn EVsrls tau LIP FARMER
General Manager GEM passenger AgG
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l. NETWORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS TAKING ERECT NOV IS, 1880.
a ,%-EineinRaa and Chicago Day Express Drawing
s n st T' , EH11 S: 10 s &e ~ snd
southwest Pilmans best DrawmG'roOm sleeping coaches
,; i IDayy-PaClac Express for the West sleeping
Coaches through to BunaO Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
7l5 D. nj mIgrant train for the West - -,
ScwafE, 6;f5 81 i:s6 a H.; $40, I:gJ 6:2O. 6lG 1880
p I AID 1900 midnight Saturday nights Ony Sundays,
T AMI Pasao g. 7,5O 10 1920 mthe 1920
iiS soo SIS t46 So 55O O $50 j. 1850 % Il
midnight sundays 6:OO $50, 1920 M lao $780, p M
10 1870 40 M y neon pSso l;4S $40 q
nidnisSt sundays g. $50 1920 Las. e:Sop m. and
SsTAs 3 ann sS % go S sHo
s9 sn ga I 75p 100 m l:45 800 500 CLIO 7l5,
and IL mldniGht. sunaaYA 600 $50. 1870 M lao oSO
y. and i2mdulRhL ..Yon -
Hews1TS and Corn wEL TSO 81 M oiSo ASO% m Sun
Sosdous and KingstoO.e a. sSop SUNDAYS. $50
a. M = q "a, a 1mona m $40 35a Am T. 7;l5p M
Midde.0Wn, 100 o. lO;z1 M $3.50. 4;sN y ,lo M. ~;
snndaya $50 l02U $50 p IN me $3.50 Nc Ndi 80
n ~ tialna with New York and Os"eEo AolAna
Pun Jrryis Tt5O l0:2oa m 4;SO y 1ao m Sun
aavs sso I(i.2o a m; d $50 and Z p. n. 49,. .- -.
SorvFoats leave 23dst quarter OF ann quarter hter
each bour rom 56 vA5 D. M ana Al lo'Ao ana LAD
Ticket. fur passage and es Apartments n DTSw1n Room
% SleSpipg Coaches DO Obtained end orders Tot the
ehseInk ana TABAor Of BaEgage may Dc et ~ The Com
fnicea NoA 49, A0l OF B57 BroadwaY, NJ ~ No.
psy,. - RrooklVn, the C0mpAnya DepotA :. - -
1ans from the West arrive In NeWfosA " fi2o
ana fii2S and iS i9 Ienq pass,r Ask New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave Tor Ensew9od G H "a An IIs ~
AK 4 900 l. 4 Aog oiSv oses o'oe' aaoS ~.
SundayG a m. and $50 p m The liiSo p 'n Tah van
leave 80 miAates later saturday nlghA "a aaa. m ao
Nanaet, spring Valley and honseS' 1'Vo '''Oa --'
n JHo. N. Abbott. General PAssr Agent New'YorG.
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Gitp Rral GsIaIe for Sale

Gitp REal GsIGGe for Sale
An ASSORTMENT of strictly frst-class
~ hOuscs Various designs and sizes. 6lthst Madison
aud jthaycs. WM I. CROFT, Builder on premises
REEKMAN-ST.--A valuable corner for sale,
~ 2jxl0O. rutland WHITING. Beck man.st
EIRSr-CLASS brOwn-stOne residence-L
2UxlOO; perfect ORDER buffers pantry brick extern
SION OF the best anl hethies locations In tho ry
plumbing and drainage pecct free from all nose OF elevated
railroads Apply LOT permit 10 = IL LUDLOW & Co, NO
Pine-sL or No. l.l3O Broadway.
FOR SALE.-A whole front, below 46th-st.,
Last side; well worth tho attention OF aistA L. II.
HOLMES, ~ Cortland,-st, Room 81.
E0R SALE.-Very valuable property, near
the Stock Exchange will he sold low % close e.
tate Address Box 4,3jJ, Posi- Office.
INVESTORS, ATTEN TION.-For sale, three
houses have just completed. including a corner on an
The ncnt Ot ats, with tho char
actor of wors viii commen Itself one price, s6OOOO-O per
at cent rental SGi o. The permaneuy
OF hls II property located where The
value OF land will grcay Incl ease Parties seeking an IN
y,stment 0tSths character call address JOHN ID.
CRIMMINS, No 1887 3daye
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steamUcats ana RaiIrrans
a REDUCTION OF FARE.

po--s.nSHAON.. FUR SPECIAL LIMITED TTCKFT9
Ss sa%sfs from SE%PSRT o0SY Daily sundays sS
es sa ~ Jersey CITY 40I via Annex
hotels and c S tho once On SS P sno so
GEO. G T. SoN PScss:. A.. BORDEN LOWELL.
usne n FASSenger Agent AGent&
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD
wa a Pbis6LsIFEAsissr LINE Line TO THE WEST
r Of DeS Psssen ger Trains leave from Central
pasr cars masy for Washington and the West With
Lcu E h4s s GT Wa VIVA. Cincinnati Chicago amidst
. als m-Day for Washington and the West with
10 T e, New PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
fFs E5s. s 7S P ea@' i fsstSy
war Principal NeYOrk once Sl5 BrOadway also GA Broad
Tickets and baggage checked through to destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Brooklyn Ct or. e ISn 81 wsa Sert station In
December l. ls8O-Leave NewYork foot Of
S;S4 m-For Pennington. Easton Allentown Reading
% %etoEG sfnopeyg Mountaip Heh Bridge Branch
Wa1ers eastern Il H. Easton, Allentown Wllkesbarre
Harrisburg Maueh CHUNK Wamsport TsmSaa raSS
@For em aeeSh Scranton & p..,,,
nssH .Sdg @aueh Chunk. Wayerly &c --'''
DrOh Wilkesbarre scranton. &c %A''n 0nunA 11maqu@
d:s0 D. nFor schoOeyS Mountain High Bridge Branch
4:a5 ,. m.~For somerville, Remington TO-
Reading Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre, &c VIZ
SUNDAY trains leave at $40 ~ M for Bound Brook
anu, anu ~ stations ct $50 for Easton. Allen
o For MoT 6o AZ PAP el5 $40 75 345 $40 Sac sl5
b46 6l5. $50 7l6, 8:15 9:l5 1915 l1l6, IL p M.
For trains 10 local points Time Tables stations
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
10 and from jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Hmboy south Amboy. Red
snH Long BRANCH Ocean Grove As6Ty PARK Point Pleas
ant Iohs t1yer, Bar0eRat. ATLANTIC CITY &c.
le aSe eW York foot Libertyst. at o. s;l5, ll45 mi
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CON ECTIoN Leave foot Of Liberty-st for Freehold
at $40 llA6 a. ~; l. 53Op m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Via BranChDOrt
For Sandy Hook BIS, 11:t5 a. m, 4 p. m.
Fer Monmouth Beach, Seabrghb and Highlands g. 8l5,
11;i5 a. M. $3.50, D m.
Via Red Bank:
s;l5 a. m-F0r Manchester Toms River, BarnegaL &c.
l;SO pm-For Manchester, Toms River ATLANTIC CITY
Ip.m.-For Writings Toms River Barnegat. SO
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, ANDTHE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABsULU re SAFETY.
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Real estate to GxtbanQs.

ON CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEWER
" party about retire from active
ing roUmy h0use sable and lots Of laid
out and planted In fruit vnea &c. situated
fnenta churches scheo markets, aud within
Of the PennaylyEnA and CentTA RAILROAD depOs l5a
ga minutes and npward By frequent aln from New
win exchange the for similar property. free
Nightly enenmbefed from 80 10 rs mites out Address with
description, STATION AGENT, FL Morn, N. J.
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Balls.

Balls.
CHARITY BALL =. -,
VIII take place a. tfs
ACADEMY OF Music,
TaURsDAY, RebruaUs8
a undsrths Usual management 40
Boxes are in ehAIgeot MrA EDWARD COOPER {
No ~ wasning toii. square. north. corner 5thsye.
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TIE following sales were held at the Exchange
salesrOOm to-day
r,o, ., Ian. Il BY az Rteasrd v HsrneE ,,,,s,.
Ss RS G e 1SaEI cor Of $4,000
n. H. Ludlow & Co.
1 nve-storv brick building ana threestory brick
10 Of l1Ih-ave lot 25x9sg; Alfred sutton 5000
PRIVATE SALE.
ByH X stevenson. ~
2iots, West 6sth ST. 400 II Of 6thavo each a, ooo
2oxlOOi Chas APpeiby So'VVO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
and wife to Marx aud Moses 0tnger $4,000
sSsrfafd, IT, to James Fis6. $1,000
smts 70 Hugh sm SiI".. !......... $1,000
W Bishop ''........ 255OO
lstave, " q iS.S # Of i22dsg AXIS BlatCi
l22d ni1S e 70 1saye 95498 Biic6
ISura II MSfay and husband 70 samson waach 1885
Cooley and wife to Phil BruSher Go.Do 10000
pesSe ana wife 20 Riias6s6 aSs6eu sOnn $4,000
beSne and wife to ELIZABETH Mee6eH: $4,000
H DsSno ana wife 20 elizabeth Meehen 49, 1900
Fsidmsn ana husband 70 L Bassstt .. . 1880
9thave cor Of 9Stb.st 60 Lxl0O. and also, s.
MSSSe sH and nd husband 70 Camille $4,000
Jacob Wucher
Carey 20 Ellen Cooling ........ $500
0O' fraScs 70 Saih i ocSwcOd D4.Vo $4,000
%, n 40 IL OF 3d-ave. 20Kl00.5; w II
et al 10 Eier HOch .............. D,23O
James Briggs to 10. Peters ......... 1000
man ana husband to Vim Il Darling. nv. 1850
67th-st, q, 207 n Madsonave lSXlO0.6 COrneliA
Rowe aud husband 10 Cornella q Rowe..--......
9thave, q. 10 4, n Of 9Sth-st, 253xlOO COrnelia
Rowe and husband TO COrnela q ROwe...........-
celia ioac6@sen % $3.50
6ummItave A. 1898 Il " Of Wllamsbr1dge Road,
25xl0O; Geo Opdyke and another 10 Biena Van 80
Kaiske and wife % Mc' Onhis 10000
to David Bruce and aHOGler trustees Etc 10000
l04thsL n q, 200 II 4th ave. 60Tl0O.il William
Christie 70 Spencer III flaming
3d.st, l75 It W Of lstave 2OXl07i Karolina Ebel
JACOB R0senateln. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
same proportyi Jacob Rose1Stein and wife to :,
ethave 9 s. Is II Of l5th.st 60xiOO; q Courtney,
referee TO Jas y Fish three deeds recorded on . 49,
MadisOn.ave. Of 4Oah.st 34.Sxl 0oxirregular;
also n 40tli-st. 100 II OF MadisOn.aye. 25X
1911 4; also 2, 3sth-st l 6.8 II " Of 1th-aye.
l6Sx9Se; also. n a. 12dst 200 Il OF 9th-aYe.
b0Xlu22 also, n corner OF Public Drive and
l4jth-st 9g.i lx37.5 Also Nos 1856 Pearl-st and
40 Pne-st: also, SO acres on $50 Harlem River
aud POrtchcster Railroad. H. 10 OF BunRay
Greek 90 L>3g Island S"und, with water nghtsi
ais, large plot adjoining the last des ribbed and
also, bOsi,oo OF southern boulevard;
Benjamin Arnold and wife g Robert Bliss aud
Lawrence Mckeever committee Of creditots
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NINETEEN. TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXcEPT
SUNDAY THREE DEFOTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NETWORK.
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Steamboats, anS RaiIrraas.

OR B0ST0N:-NEW PULLMAN. LINE via
Ar II a y; T.; ~ " sn T. r. Leave Grand Central DePo
,r.n, al p "a oes iickets va SsTsYork enc
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
through tans w ss1s Grand CsnT b. DSeuay ~ M
H. Wsstssn and Norts Express 20 Rochester,
M cscaso E5Rrsss drawnSsOom cars TO Canaan
iSo % 2 ARa0y s1a trey with connections 20 Utica
400 3 M Aecdmm s d ao nu y, 11ba, ana 49,
oo'yO1 NJ 81 beus Express dny with seepug cars TOR
Auburn a syf S Fs deem End b
and excepting Sunday night for Montreal wa Piatts
SS I ssSG SSS WITH sleeping Cor
ana s1eePtns Sunday nght for Montreal via 50 Alban
EHps S ana as s 3 ann ana az;
J. Sn s ans Sg sI
~ 10 Boston Worcester Nashua PdAna and the East
" va New leave Pier No. ~ NOrsa Rvsr
ROCKAWAY BEACH.-New-York, Wood
Az haven and EOGsswaV daily sxO
saEeY pSnS SiS iS1 M S'O
MANHATTAN RAILWAY SGmrxI No a ssRoAAPPyAv.l
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The new station at
7Sths and "a ave. WIN be opened TO the public and
after Tuesday January 10 e ER H AN,
SD TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGTON LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant
MASSACHUSETTS,, TuesdayA Thursdays and Sa,urdaya
and NARRAGANsETT on Mondays. Wednesdays and FIJI
$3.50 p NJ, FROM PIER 49, n. R.
Foot Of Jayss arriving IN BOSto az NJ Special Limited
ONLY specified on their face-S2 each
Tickets for at all PRINCIPAL ticket Offices Staterooms
secured az offices OF WestcOt5 Express Company at N0A
963 AMI 597 Broadway and at Metropolitan anu Fh Avenue
PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA TEA Pier 29, North
River foot OF Warren daily except Sundays) NJ
Tor Boston. via Providence direct
Freight via either line taken nc lowest
ID. ). BABCOCK, President
L. w. FILKINS, General Passenger AgeaG
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fgkATTy's ORGANS, Ie stops, . sets Reeds
yei saTTsf ne assrsss =
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE oLD.EsTABLIsH Ed ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AID PHILADELPHIA
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oAASD oAAi1o bUfhksME COUhIs
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--The following bust
States tpdsy;
1l2hemus weieh plasaHa in error agt the town Of
s pianissed each perry TO pay It's
70 Itss samue n clsxton. appellant sgt Christopher
asalgsee et all appeal from the Circuit Court Of
sess X sssans ior appellant George =. Wihsnas
Z, 70 sts-r q ssnss sppsnan. AT C. csm1bs ct al,
Ne liel--u. o. csmpbs1 ssssnoe, esa appellant AT
s $500 y ssssss e = aysumsnt esafnuea ~ semue B.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

AIBASY, Jan. 20.--In the Court of Appeals
today present. the Hon. Charles J. Foger. O. j., and
sssoe,ates. the following business was transacted
Ne 7S--wflham PiaudroH, appellant agt Edward sohel
administrator etc, RESPONDENT Submitted
30 1AIouis Bills respondent agt she ReW.York Cen
ara Hudeou River Company respondent
sd BY ausl HsRd for sppeans and Hamilton Harris ior
fsspondonf
Nc 25.-Janes r. Delaney, respondent agt- william y.
Won Anep appellant argued by samuel Hand for appellant
ara u. n. Barnard fOf RESPONDENT
30 i2willam Brosse administrator etc. respondent
Art the EepYork Central aud Hudson River Railroad Com
paly. apQelants submitted
NO John Hart administrator ETC., appellant agL the
He1 xotk Ceatfal and Huds0n River Railroad Company,
sssosssss essned BY Anas4 Parker for appellant and
nk 1ay c.lendsf - ne Cc0rs OF Appeals for Friday,
n issl - foEowsi Noa n, % 80 81 81 ~. ~
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NEW-Y0RK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

BOUND BROOh ROUTE
For TRENTON A - ID PHILADELPHIA.
Leae Ne".iork from Station C. r. H. Of N j. foot Of Lib
,, Fer PhiladdcIpA Sinh and G[eensts at 7:i5. TO-
For Third aud BerEssi4 az $50 ii.l5 M 1:8O, 4:sG
For Tfeuton Warren and f1ckests $780, 745 TO- l115
m 1880. $50 $40, $3.50 Z, &. ll;3O, l2p m. Sunday
Return trains leave a' PhisSeiphia for NOw.Yor.
tiom Stations PhadeDha and Reading T. R corner NINTH
6tO $40 $780, l2p. on SUNDAY at $3.50 mi 5:SO $40.
FROM Thru and Berkssts at 4:46 500, gl5 A. m; leo
$40 s. ll:Sl p NJ sunday a. $40 q M 40 1880 NJ
ESQ 9oS. lOo3 LAG m; = go, 4:24 $50 725 S:26
Connection made at Jersey CITY station 10 and from
Brooklyn and Ese DEPOT Jersey CITY ~. 900 90, ~,
e4 9S7 1923 Broadway and at the PRINCIPAL hotels Nos
\ y transfer Company Oodd' Express viii cali Tor and
baggage hotel residence destination. App
Ne~YoTi and court st. BrooSiyn Al these oaces are IN
connection with the Bell Telephone and Law Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
~ VI, .,rrtAAiNoP1 TIE yM WEST Is ,,,,,o,rov
Leave New,Y9rE, foot Liberty st
JPN. D1,y Fast line through coaches and Sleeping
cars % cincinlati Chicago st. Louis. SC.
Tickets for sae and Baggage checked at foot Of Loerst
JOSEPH ). HARRis HIP BALDWIN.
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
TOR Bridgeport and all points on NAN
Rrine sup tPler 80. h. H. daily At lli'O an.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAssENdEk TRAdSS on ana after june Il 7op2 MN
Rssne an aaasS S Gbank wSasarFs Io%she @1yey
6s coSr Gss attached gS to $3.50 p a. IrsS "''
Tran. S1yaSt az, 7tT M SE coal rSon
f. H. BYIHOToN. GsneTai Passenger AGENT
o'ssrsaien oAoo corner fSEfa Sn SGst HSen
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamer Leave Peet-slp for New-Haven at Sp. m
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MORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE
BROADWAY AND FIFTHAVE. PROPERTY AT

BROADWAY AND FIFTHAVE. PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
T.. II. LUDLOW CO Will sell auction, at the Exchange
sRlesroDm No. Ill broadway tTnny Building) NuWY0fk,
at IL O'Clock on THURSDAY, February 3, lssl;
Broadway and 3SthstNOs l,392 l,9t, 1885, 1893 aud
1850 Broadway. and No III West 85thsL. about gSI 50
location OF the finest line Broad
way. prOpery will DO oferd 500 600 sold
the highest BIDDER over that sum.
bhave southwest corner l2Bthst hve dne los 09l IL
120 feet This properly viii be sold 70 the highest bidder
100000
6h.ave east side three loa with buildings 7bIllO feet
commencing ~ IL north Of l27hs TO be sold The high
bidder over Si2.0OJ.
Maps further particulars at tho Office Of the auconses
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DICHARD V. IfARNE1'T. AuctiOneer
III will sell at auction,
"WEDNESDAY, January 20,
OF u O'Clock the Exchange Saeuom. Ill Broadway,
Thy order supreme COurt),
MOORE, JENKINS cos WAREHOUSE,
West BrOad way and Frank INST
Sx story and basement Nova Scotia stone building and lot
A81S feet thoroughly built of Wholesale grOccy trade
and advantages OF Elevated Railroad.
h. Is. BkOWkELIl Referee 90 Walst
ROBINSON a SCRTBHERS, Attorneys. l02 broadway
Maps at Auctioneer's once, Ill broadway
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ztfsurrg ono Msennas.
fxo0pER uNIoE FREE SATURDAY NIGHT
~ GEkTU EX* F0H T}fn PEOPLE. IN the Crest Kan,
felsek s2tarda{ xz42sfy e ses asctgse ylR be ee.
It4k1 H[efxUl IFDer 1f MnncAi Competition nlsns
1loz>ls can % e1<zizea grads ~ TIE o6ce m ms
= AnaAx &. nxwr1r. Secretary.
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houses ano Rooms namtto

WANTED.-Nioelyf furnished small house or
w fiat by young couple: Eoulake 10 board for
tls rent Address, iOr one week HOME Box 20. Tribune
OGlce.
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Dress 1flahius.

hS 3 ss soapsssas PERSIA nay sdsIsss & sUoS SS
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REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK Thursday, Jan. 20. 1881
TIE following sales were held at the Exchange
salesrOom to-day
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Gin iJrOurrtp 90 Eet.

TOR RENT.-Part of Office, No 271 Broad
suitable railroad. steamship estate. APP
ply tot NJ. IKoNAONGER No Astor House
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Gin yJropertn u0anteo.

CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-We are
- having calls daily stores Ofts Fulton.
William, Beekman. Nassau. other that vicinity.
rutland a WHITISG. b Beekman.st
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VMPERIAII GEKMAN MAIL.
II NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ODER...... sat jan %. sat. Feb. 3.
MOSEL.........S sat- Jan. 30 RlEIN sat. Feb L.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.I DIRK SOUTHLAND
- TON. HAVRE OR BREMEN. ,o
FIRST CABIN $40 SECOND $50
.STEERAGE $50.
Return tickets az reduoed Prepaid steeage ceth
Gates S28. SAL from Pier between Second aud
Thirds t., HobOken, n J. -.
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n VI
4 Hamburg A mercan Packet COmpany's Line for
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG
20 HERD ER...-.-...-..Feb.
GELLERr .........Jan ~ SESS 10
Raes OF passage 20 Plymouth LONDON Cherbonrg Ham
points in the sOath OF England First Cabin,
$500 Cabin. $50: Steerage $50 Round trip at
duced Steerage from Hamburg or Hayre $2s
KUNHARDr Il Co. c. b. RICHARD a CO.,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
81 BrOadst, ". Y No. 81 broadway, n. y.
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TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE.-The steamers Of this Limo take Lieutenant
Manry's Lane routes at ali seasons OF the year.
CITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ian. %, 10 an.
OIIY OF CHESTER TN UtsDAY, Jan. 81, D
CITY OF TAU RSDAY. Feb g M.
CITY or BERLIN -..- .sATu KDAY, Feb r. p.
CITY OF USSELS........THU Fob. IL, 3. m.
From per "a. N. r.. foot OF CharIton-sL
CABIN $50 $50 $780, tickets favorable
STEERAGE. SIS Prepaid $50. Drafts at lowest rates.
Saloons. stAerooms. smoking and bathrooms amidshpa
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
JOHN q. DALE Agent, 81 and 80 broadway n.
Philadelphia Office No. los south 4th-st
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GOunirn propsrtp for Sale ano 90 Get

A SHORE FARM on north side Long Island |;
N 90 good buildings and orchards; will be disposed
OF at a uargain. KULAND q VIII fINj, BeekmansL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-16
{ Words OrWisdOnl.

<ANhen "A friend corrects a flult 10 you,
he does you the greatest act Of friend
slip.
Favors of every kind are doubled
when they are speedily conferred.
Aman may suffer without SHINING,
he cannot sin without suffering.
Ragged clothing cannot debaso man
as much as a frayed reputation.
Il is not life TO live for ones sell
alone. Let US help one another.
Peoples intentions cab ouly be de-
cided from their conduct.
1t is to be doubted whether he will
ever find the way 10 heaven who de-
slres to get thither alone.
Poverly of,en deplives a man Of all
spirit and virtue. 1t is hard for an
empty bag 10 stand upright. fnl
IL is with you as with plants; from
the fret fruits they bear we learn what
may be expected in future. l.
Envy Is a passion so full of cowardice
and sham that nobody ever had the
confidence 10 own lis possession.
The very affections Of our earthly
pilgrimages are presliges OF our future
glory, and shadows indicate the sun.