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The Dedication of the Confed crate
Monument at Canton.
Correspondence.
CANTON, Mss, May eth 1891.

CANToN, Miss, May 7th 1881.
Hon. E. BARKSDALE DEAR SIR: We
had the pleasure yesterday of listening to
your able and appropriate address to the
Memorial Association and citizens of
Madison county. We beg that you do US
the favor to furnish US a copy of the address
for publication in order that il may be gem
orally read by the friends of the "LOst
Cause" Truly your friends
WM. HANDY, g. r. KEMP,
THos. A. PHILLIPss r. c. SMITH,
RoBr. POWELL, w. II. REID,
G. W THOMAS, J. W. Downs,
W. ]. MosBY, G. A. BALDWIN,
c. f. GROSS, :. CURTIS,
VIM. PRIEsTLY, J. r. POWELL.
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Help for the Orphans.

JACKSON, Mss, May Is, 1881.
The following amounts have been re-
ceived for the Protestant Orphan Asylum,
st Natchez. That noble charity is just now
in pressing need of assistance, and any
contributions, from any source and any
amount, will be timely, and will be CRATE
fully Acknowledged
Evergreen Lodge, No. u, Decatur...s 5 90
Rising Glory Lodge, No. l25, Osyka. 90
Evening Star Lodge, No. TO- Stems
Vicksburg Lodge, No. 70. .............. ) 90
Mississippi Lodge, No. 56, Rodney. 90
Members of Carrolton Lodge, No. 80 ) 10
Washington Lodge, No. 3, Port Glib
son. III W
State Dental Association, while in
session at jackson. 30
Total. $48 %
j. l.. POWER, Grand Sec'y.
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'1rHE Dslsr' new seat Brewster Side Bar
and new style turn out seat Buggy, at
STDW AVS
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REAPERS AND MOWERS.


T Will. RENT on reasonable terms, nv resi-
denee near College Green school House.
For terms, etc. apply 70
AIRS FANNY BARR.
May 8, 'sl-lf.
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cry truly yours,
E BARKsDALE

To Messrs William Handy, 7. A. Phil
lips, R. G. Smith, w. ]. Mostly, Robt. Pow
ell, and others.
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Woman's State Christian Temperance
Union.

LITTLE Rock, May 1S.-The Woman's
State Christian Temperance Union, of Ar
kansas, met in this city to-day. Miss Will
Iiams Of Chicago and Mrs. Mary IL. Clardy.
of St. Louis, were among the workers pres
ent from abroad.
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NT61A WEEK. SIP n day al home easily made
p TCOstly Out6t free. Address TnuE s Co,
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JACKSON, Nav sth 1881.

DEAR SIRS II am greatly honored by
your letter requesting copy of nay address
on the occasion to which you have refer
red. The address, though carefully studied,
was not prepared for publication, and to do
30 would require more time than / can we'll
spare from other engagements. Gratiied
that the sentiments which / expressed re-
ceived your approval, and deeply sensible
of your kindness, / am,
Very truly yours.
E BARKsDALR
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TIE Bes, ard Cheapest Place 70 buy Trim
a.. Black ana White Laees Neek-Ics .Snk
Taudksrchfets. ,fe.. Is at the Singer AtchIns
Lnice- sLa-a .tre.l uNposLIe Clpitol. ~
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Ia r,,,prs.rr assortment of ZiegIer Shoes for
-. Misses and Children. can always be
,uuI st n ihDhN Pc
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Nh. DAVIS book viii BE- issued on the


Mp. DAVIS book will b. issued on the
18th inst.
UMBRELLAS, parasols and fans, will he
good friends tomorrow.
WE are indebted to Rev. H. +. Sproles,
the beloved pastor Of the Baptist congrega-
ton Of this city, for appreciated attentions
A LATE Vicksburg Commercial mentions
the arrival in that city of Rev. Father Hem
~ Picherit, accompanied by Mrs. VIM.
Yerger, Of Jackson, and her estimable
daughter Miss Louise, the latter OF whom
comes to be received into the Convent of
Mercy, and 10 take the white veil. Miss
Louise Is a daughter Of the late Hon. VIM.
Yerger
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81 Cypress
EARN Afghauz. spring styles Just IN.
q. d. SIDwAI.
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Spring Styles

Spring styles
OF Clothing and Hats.
Opened to-day,
At A. NIRDENs.
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A JoINT-sroCK Company has recently
bought the old "Rock bridge Alum Springs, "
Of Virginia, and more recently, within the
past few weeks, the Jordan Alum" also.
The two are now consolidated in one prop
erty and under one management, the whole
to be known As the Rookblidge Alum
Springs The Board have selected Mr. Will
liam Frazier as General Superintendent Of
the combined establishments, who was for
merly for many years in charge of the orig
inaI Rockbridge Alum. His long experience,
as well as his aptitude, viii commend him
to the confidence and respect of the guests
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The Rockbridge Va.
l. Alum Springs
AND THE LATE Jordan AIum"

NOW CONSOLIDATED IN ONE PROPERTY
AND UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
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THE Raymond Gazette announces the
death Of Col John Mcneil, which event
occurred at his residence four miles from
Raymond, on Saturday night last, of apo
pexY. Says the Gazette: Col Mcneil
came to Kinds county, about thirty years
ago, from North Carolina. He resided I'M
til the war on his plantation near Dry
Grove, but since the war on his farm near
this town. He was in Raymond Saturday
afternoon in good health He was a man of
intelligence and remarkable energy, perse-
verance and public spirit and as a friend
was obIiging and faithful.
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Tho Emerson Cater, from


PLotlu GEAR. Bull Tongues, Sweeps, &c
G. D. Subway.
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IT, Oh Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDwAYs.
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TEMPERANCE.

Papers throughout the State are request
ed to publish.
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COMMISSIONERS sAlr

II
vs.
J. VI. CADE. o. al
DY VIRTUE or THE FINAL DECPFE
ID rendered ia .h.s cause Is ~. O.a..r,ry-
Court Of Hind county, Nf-..-.r.. Firsy
District I viii on
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Rdden.

ottttonpi,.
Greenb,
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firm N
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ne Austa
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f. c. MoREHEAn ESQ, Prest. Miss. V.C.P.
Assn, Nickshurg. Miss:
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END Oh M. HAVENEYEEs SUIT

Jadge Freedman dismissed yesterday the
eonplaiet In the SUIT brought by Theodore A. Have.
meyer against Lawson n Fuller TO recover slOo 900
the latter at public meeting in Chickeruo Han ,aD
nary O, 1879. Mr.. Hayemeyers attorney waived. uno,
inc argument Of The motion TO dismiss the COMPLAINT
the right Of appeal and therefore the suit may be CON
nasred ~ determined ia favor Of Mr.. Fuller judge
rrcsduan, in abiding TO the waiver OF Mr.
Ikpt % appeal, haYs; It involves as hlch a co,,
plmsn ~ eau be paid 20 tue acumen and
M =. ludEe slsi as elcb SHALL aways Remembers hi
eilexed that Mr. Fuller had charged Me-
- aAs aouitefating sugar, with cheat OK the
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Government, aud swearing that he had not done 20:
These three charges. Judge Freedman holds we're OF
in tbemseves either sngly collectively actona0e
bat might become by reason Of surrounding erenm
that the words were spoken and understood In such
way al presumpvely to work an injury The
should have averred that the sl8nderOus WofH5 MeIS
snoIzen of and concerning Mr. Havemeyer In his busl
ness relations as sugar rener Another ana sun more
important ground for dsmissng the comPsin' ,sooed
insu ficient manner in which damages were allegeu
Mr. Ravemeyer had brought the action In his lndlyda
character and 8 member OF the nrn 10 winch no
belonged and therefore he ought particularly to nave
act forth the special damages which he bad sustained
A. T. DittenhOefer Altered counsel for Mr. Fuller on
the motion and John +. Parsons for Mr. HaVemeyer
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6ales bn Auttlon.

CrsToM HOUSE NRw.YoRK. I
COLLECTORS OFFICE Feb. q. 1881. )
FINDER PROVISIONS of Section 1876, *.
g. there will be sold public auction as unclaimed m"r
chandse laUe depreciation ~ value by Messs Bu9
Denpis AT no 20 Bung slip Monday. February - lS l.
AZ IL O'clock M sos lying on Long Dock Pa
ta FerV Jersey CITY 1857 Sandstone ying ~
Erie Basn stores imported per r. "Standar castor
Caand and Rotterdam" from Rotterdam May aud
June 1885, appraised at the foreign maike ue OF -
per ton. r. n MHNhii - OOIeO1N4'
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Eeeturss ano Meellnss

fettures ano Hlcenn9s
IS DATTLE SCENES" --,, ..,,ro. a
ID GENERAL JUDsON KlLPATkIUk vii e saL an q
lecture the above SUBJECT tOI tue Oouons Va INV
disabled members OF the - $500. ...o.,a,or
"" WV SDURYEE ZoUAVES," -. a,
.. coorar TnstItute WEDNESDAY EVENlNO' fep' <0f
HNN'' az 3 o'clock. - -,
rhe ChIckeriuR Glee Cub win give a.
aRIEtjT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
consisting Of Glees, Camp songs &c
Tiekets OF admission 90 cents, -.
cap he ohainei from Members Of the COMMITTEE
or az the door,
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Monday, Feb. 81, 1881
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERA
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Riyerdale.ave gath Ward AN acres, executing eer
tain specified portions Joseph hosentnai anu WHO 81
Same property MAJ Bachman ca ao, s6 San
Beekmas 40 70, Walter Van Zandt TO Adam san 600
,A9dIt a 200 II W Of Sdave 25xiOOi Xdeiside
Thompson to Audrey Rogers, "a ;s11ioo-io;
12othst v 1872 d ~ ,9a 70 aye ehmdiapp 1900
7is 3 s5 e e Of 4 Pcsnsr dt1lUz 1900
r@s1 deceased t.4 : W,m II n Nor Tala 5000
l2a6s 81 Sas1Ye c6ars, BHer and
oe gs e o IG S6 Fl OF Sa4c and also lot No
on iS0th.st W OF 6th.ave. Mariana Ogden ct al I
ll6s 2s5 n 4 Of 70 aasTS kay 10000
Interest grantor under tho T 81 neT 800
lot9Gye YS570 1s61ioo Lewis Ash and wiie 10 5000
oo ooRq hCIso 90i f. Of spring ST. 2jxi0o: GeOrEe
Pancoast and wife to the Archer and PancoaSt I
mfg oath Ward plot No iii 5Oii5o Cath 400
BOYD to sarah Mccullough. 4'SoO
Same property, sarah Mccullough and husband 70 l
,97 KATE Be1 Is6 II Of 7a1c 23x90i Fledi ,,o
st WaiS 1 Iso Il w Of ahave 25xiGs Charles
12 sDo VIC Of 10 Ias Class .Uu 1850
DivisioIst NO l2S and 02S 2oAoS sam hofn 10000
7sts a. 80 1853 Gs4 Il isavc 5oxO22 Thomas
Madison andwc 70 James Quinn; '
0otnat s. 400 a,s 81 C An5eSy oOhOOo $4,000
S6t9a s Godtse q 1 KeInodv 1850
and vile TO Henry ONelll... ~i'"NV
l27hs SIS n i2lI 10 IT 81 " Palmer $3.50
80 S6s IL 1 10 France. oae' $4,000
52ds 8 o 100 s w 81 c 4Say oOu 5000
Same property Jon wheeler anu "io 70 $500
l22dst iSo e. ~ 51aES ieu 800
l2it1i os 81 5G59 81 II NJ Sly' Fi2seTa $500
79s a loo r II 30 30 d tao1S Hamilton hamilton D $1,000
1881 pdaT and ' te 70 Ho WITS $500
99ds' z S Sog se o TO Sf fS foetTood 600
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Gitp Real GsinIe FOR sale

At LOW PRICES.-FOur strictly firSt-cass
n houses bay windows, EXCLUSIONS etc. including norm
We corner Gilst Haii' "a and oihAyc5 W. l. CI'Of l.
premises
TOR SALE on MADISON-AYE., near ADD
rutland & ~ HITTING.
Btekmau.st.
DOR SALE.-Ihc elegant residence No. $50
,ladiso1ayt, between Gith and th-t. on Icn9X IN
70 ur.st0ry with extensions pete and most
and cabinet finish! but by owner bY ,ays Woik
for lis upancy terms eaty Waterman On premises
DOR SALE or TO Rem IA fOur-story,
brown.stOue front dwelling JjtL-t. between Lexington
and Parkayc with gas failures pIrlpr carpets aud mirrors
Apply to owners, at - Duanest
WILL SELL exceedingly low, one of those
thrrt.-lory brOV--fpuc extension dwellings, l6
and 1873 West l27--f.; three three Sc rs IN
cabinet strvAnta stairs stone bv Windows doors open
d = 0flO Modern 3-storv frame Al East
% tstBOOs 1891 As'ory stone. same street, $500:
3stoiy stone, IzI.sL, 6OU. BOYD 4OS East ll+th.s
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NOMINATIONS

- mAsHlSeToS, Feb. 21.-The President sent
me s. following nominations 70 the Senate to-day
r. a. E a Island nov Consul at Belfast
shmes w. Wilkinson 81 aiaspuyt "A M. u..., n y,
konrye ~ Iroatcn. Mo. A' " 10 heceiver OF PUBIC
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE--That on the
9th day Of February D. ISL W9 nt NIB BaRk
I0sSN OF City In the County OF NewYork and
STATE OF New who has leen aduiged bankrupt on MS
own neOn the payment ~ debts and delivery Oh
any property belonging such bankrupt 10 him or tor nus
nae and OF property Oy MIN are lOrounen
y law that OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt
to prove their deOts aud TO choose one or more
Ma held at Court OF Bankruptcy 10 DO holden
M No Bee New York City. be ore ames Dwight
oiciock n M LOUIS +. PAWN,
T. j. Marshal as Messenger Southern District of NewYork
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alnsirnl JnstrnmenIs.

DEATTY'S ORGANS. $50 to 81, 600, to ~
Il tans Pianos sl25 up Catalogues tree Address OF can
~ 'NP DANIEL F. BEATTY, washington NJ j.
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STEAMBOATS, nn0 Railroads.

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
FOR BRIDGEP0RT and all points on Nag-
aIihssnp (pior IS. L. H., daily at 1870 an
INAUGURATION.
n,.,rc, MARSn A ISL ISL; D.rys
TO WAsniNGroN
FARE 5 Ps %2 5g Podle - . s5 each
Tickets viii sold from February 20 10 March 1881 and
Trains leave Newlmk foot OF Mbertyst G. r. r. Of N j.
Ticket offices foot Of befyst, $40 and VA broadway
Gen. Pass Agent llo Libcriy.si, N New;
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, ST..
IN steamers leave Peck.sllD for New.Haven 3p. IN
Sundays excepiedj connecting with tins railroad
NEW-YORK, CENTRAL and HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Genital Depot 80
sou .. Western aud Nortiern Express TO Rocho'ier
lOSOa M Chicago Express, drIwingroon cars - Canaan.
iY0o N, Albany and troy with connections to Utica
Saratoga Glens Falls ana Rutland
400 D. m, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
600 D. M Louis Express dllly with sleeous oars fog
s for I A%Sn Roi oa aS @ TooGo ana Do
rolt and excepting sunday night ior Montreal VIA Pa
$50 Pacific Express, daily with sleeping car. io'
ana excepting sunday night for Montreal via ST ALBANIA
llS0p Ill., Night Express with sleeping cars TO Albany
Tickets on sale Nos 49, 2J2 AMI 4l3 Broadway and ..
broadway NewYork and 1898 Washing on.st Brooklyn.
J. Al. TOUCEY, Gen sup. Z. b. MEEREk Gen. Passr Agt
NORWICH LINE
IN no BostOn Worcester Nashua, P0rabd and the East
via New. LOndOn-Steamers leave Pier No ~ North River
at li5Op dllS. sunaAys eKeeptsi Limited tckets 10
Boston. So. y
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, Wood
III, haven RockawAV Railroad.-Leavs daily except
Sunday, Hunters POINT 6:lU ll;O5 a mi AID m
Leave RocKaway 7:iOa M 3:l0. GilO 0. III.
@0 TO BOSTON,
VIA THR
STONlNGrON LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASSACHUSETTS, on TueslAys Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and NARIlAGANsETr Mondays Wednesdays and En-.
$3.50 p. NJ, FROM PIER 80, N. H.
Foot OF Jays arriving IN Boston az A NJ special Limlte
E1rst-CaSs TcketS between NeRfork aud Boston, GUOD
ONLY as specified on their face-s2 each
Tickets for saleat all principal ticket olces Bateo9ni
secured az offices Of Wescorg Express Company at NOh
1858 ana e1 BroadWa and &C AeopstAn and ktn AVead'
Hotels ticket offices. -
PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALArEA leaVe Pier ~. Nortn
River foot Of Warrens) daily except sundays) al l. N
| ID q Bost0n, via Providence direct
freiGhL via either line taken &C lowest ratsA
u. II BABCOCK, Preadea%
1. w. FILKINS, General PASSENGER AxsaG
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York viz AMI COrtlaldt
Streets Ferries follows
Harrisburg. PlttaUurg.
Palace cars attached. a m. q and e:3O M daily
NilamspOr, Lock Haven, a M. 500 D. CORY and
Er1e a $50 connecting at CORY for Iituayie PerO
leum Centre and the on Regions -.
Baltimore. Washington and tho Southi Limited WashnB
Express Pullman ParOr Cars UI except SUNDAY,
10 arrive Washington y. IN lie quar- ~ 43O aud o;+O
a M. 3:iOand 10 D. m sunday. 1. 30a 10. ami l0p.
3 Express Tor Baltimore except sunday, j. m =
Express for West Philad elphla $3.50, 1850 SAY 10
Imted, II NJ. /, 300 3:iO l. =, o. h3o ana ~ m
and II night Sunday. l3O and q M. ., t. T. $780, aud
Express Tor Philadelphia via Camden 1880 and m
SUNDAY
trains Jersey city, Guodnga speedy and direct transfer
iO TisinS arrive From Psourg, g 1910 a M 9:35 m.
da,le tl3O D. m. daily. except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore, 65oA M $780, $50 1850 p,
sunday t..5O and $50 p ~ From Phll@elpma 900
!:35 lOjOn m sunday 30" oioO o AV'tV' A4aV - Ill.,
90 ~ n1Il
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Gin propcrIp 80 Le!.

COOPERATIVE BUILDINGS.
the Tribune OF Sunday able article on the above
buildings intended for those persons VINO
prefer apartments who would welcome brer
less Than they hso Tor tOs
having country who usually hire town ouses Tor the
winter and those who live out OF Newfork O~lnH 70
exist IN rstclas CuOperaiNe Buu
ings. Apply to PUGIN WALTER Architects, Us WM.SI
TN0 LET.-50x00 corner Park-pace and
Churchst.. store, basement and subcellar. rutland
WHITING. BrekmAn-sL
Two RENT.-rO q family without children, the
Il "a sd floors OF No $50 West lShst; large rooms
batrOun all modern I'm oments constant
supply OF water, htstclass Orler; rent 80.
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EennL MnIlcfs.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
i J for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW.NORK-
In She matter OF JOHN II. CASEY. bankruptcy BANK;
RIPTCYA bankruptcy has been issued Dy SAID
Court against estate Of JOHN H. CASEY OF the CITY OF
Hew.YOrk OF the County OF NeNork OF the S'te OF ow,
YorK in said District aduged bankrupt upon the pett
OF bus creditors the payment any debts and the delivery
nj anv ropery belonging said bankrupt to him nr 70 his
use aud OF any property TO MN are I0tpuuen ny
law meeting Of the creditors OF sald Dsnnu 70
their dents ami choose assgnees ~ MS estate
viii be held at Of Bankruptcy TO DO holden AZ NJ
I'm the Cy NeW-YOrk IN said District on the
I'm dav OF March, d. 1881 at 10 O'CLOCK M AZ he once
OF W. Little esquire one Of the REGISTERS III DALE
ruP''S VI 'iu LOUIS F. PAWN. Marshal Messenger.
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f,onses ano Rooms Uanieo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
6rst-st. 3OS West Twentythrd;st, cor kighth;aye.
No OF FOurteentn.sE. corner Unons1Iar I0D Ihi
ave- Forty.seventllst at the HARLEM OFFICE NOS
I.OOI $500 Thirdave. cor onenn dandtweny'
fithst, up 10 y. IN. at regular Office rates
XVANTED.-By family of three adults
w small furnished or partly furnished h9use, between
Goth 70tsts 3D. aud 9th unexceptOnabe refer
enoes. q. S., Tribune Oflce
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Brooklyn prOpertn for Sale ano TO Get.

DOWNING- ST. near GATES-AVE., BROOK
~ LYN-rhree.story, brownstOne. In good order very
''''"'' ~"' rutland q WHITING. 8 Beekman ct.
TOR SALE-Real Estate.--BlOck of ground
near Prospect Park bounded by 9Th ana 7sts ana 7th
seventy lots !x 90; choice property Tor IN
vestuent or building. SIDNEY WILLIAMS, Counsellor AT
Law, SO COurtst, Room z, Brooklyn
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.
BOIND DNOOK ROUTE.

Tor TRTN rON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave NcW-Nulk Om tatOn c. r. r. Of y. j. loot O. Lib
CItyst
Foy Philadelphia Ninth and Grccn.sts NJ 7tj o. 10. llj
o. M: 1880 4n $50 T. \, lljO ~ ?. m. On sunday az
80 q. uli b:ju :. 1880 II p.
For uid aud EerEs-.'4, J3O 1ll5 M: 1880, 4:3O,
$3.50 l. ON sunday $40 \ m.
For Tratou Warm au 1uckersts, j{o 7ij, o 10. lll5
ialu f. i3u A:IJ, . 30 T. X 1880 II T. III. Sunday
$50 n ili. $50, Z. 1870 ~ m
Return trans leave Philadelphia Tor New-1Ork
Fum stations Philadelphia aud Heading r. Re- corner Sinth
and Green ST. m 1880, $50 $50, IL llJ. . BIO
6iO Gao 1870, ~ On SUNDAY al $3.50 IN. J3U 6:iO
~
$40 ]" ll3p p M sunday ~ $40 q. M 4;3O $50 m -
From trenton. Warren ana TucKersts., l;2j 40, Gao
C3u y ituj. 1908 l2O d. M p 2:i4, Ar G3O 1925, S2j
8. sunday. h2j, i;2J. 900 a. IN; 6.lj. 100 p
Connection r. made a. Jersey Cty Station and from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot jersey city
1irkcs Tor az foot Of LOer; 81, NOS 239. 26l, 4O
Qii ",i ISIS broadway. aud the principal hoes NOs
aud Courist and Annex office. Jcwcs Wharf Brooklyn.
y y Transfer COupany DOdda Express. will call for and
cheek baggage from hol or residence to destination April
catIu made 40 go aud 1873 Broadway, JB 9TH
Vow AnLk and lunrtL Bnnhyn. All these offices ale ID
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s i1amOoatg ana RdiIroaos.
4 REDUC;TiI0Y IN FIPF -,

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
q BOSTON F5k EL s FIyFR LIE kIIrrEp TICKETS
eaer re91ston to al Eastern p9iat, Magaiaeeat
cepedro R oot5i 4o m Iea S
bscSSSts ID M jersey CITY, 400 via Annex boats
hotels and ticket Offices AZ tho office on the Pier and board
GEO L. CoNNoR RoRDEN 4 rovELL.
General Passenger Agent Agents.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
on ana a9ts prnhIadelPhia baltimore and Washington
SUNDAY Tor WashinStoS and the Vest with
,R mEDaly for washington Cincinnati. Chicago AMIDST
cars to train gyms through TO onclgo als through
s,aa dS5OR mDay for Washington and tho West with
>, T6 tn New B. and O PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 otherlne makes faster trn,to the West
n M arrive from the westat 6iOA H. 4p aud 800
Principal NewYotk ONCE a15 Broadway also oi4 Broat
Tickets secured and baggage through destination
{ ENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
RTooESn n IN NewYork foot Of Lbery.st station in
SmtWefelng December l. 1ssOLeaye NewYork, foot Of
~ m-For Pennington EasOn Allentown, Reading,
1880 m-For schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch
~; No western r. H. Eaaton, Allentown Wilkesbarre,
sl6 e. m-For Pennington Eason Allentown, Reading,
HsTt tiR Mauch Chunk, WilliamspOrt Tamaqua DrOn
p mIFor Bennington. Easton Allentown. Reading, Har
Sjo %1For Easion bath Chunk, Tamaqua
55op mmtor schooey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch,
Easlon Allentown, &c.
4:i3 m-F0r S0mervile, Pennington, &C.
0"u y l-f0r EastOn, d.. l.. and W. II. r., Allentown,
ReadinE harrisburg, Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbatre, &c.
SUNDAY trains leave at 1915 ~ for Bound Brook
and elmehac stations at $50 D. EastOn. Allen.
tOW n, harrisburg West
For Newark az j46 G5. Gao. 7;l5, 7i5 S5, $40 9l5
95p ~ lO3O ll:I0 IL M 2 8 $40 j. 43O D. $780,
j:t3 b. O:lo G31 7:lj, $40 9lj 1915 lll5, ~
For trains 10 local points Time Tables stations
Boas OF me Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
to and from Jersey City station.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-
~ SION.
ALL EAIL LINE IN Porth AmbOy South AmbOy, Red
Bnuk Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy PARK Point Pleas
ant, TONS ltiVc5 baincgat, ATLANTIC CITY. &c.
Leave Ne" York FOOT HDerty-st at o. $40, ll4j a.
l;JO. $50 !, a3O p. m.
k'REEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
COS NECiION. Leave foot OF Libery.sI. for Freehold
at $40 HID a M; !, 5:3O p.
NEW-JFRSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
4 ' Leave Ncw.lOrk foot Liberty st., n. r.
Via E.aHthp
For sandy Hook, S:lj. ll:fj a. M. p. m.
For A"nmouth BE ich scIbrixht and Ighlnds 8. s;l5
ll4" q. M 3jl Pm
VIA Red Bank.
$40 u. m-for Manchester Toms River Barnegat. &c.
l:'p pm FOR Manchester, Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
am al stations u Blys.de
4Rm-for Writings Toms River, Barnegat. &c
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