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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

x...... Il vrencA J,-C0urt epens AZ
sCrEzs Ves.S - lee 81 Ii a mNoe 49, a. 49, 49, g.
n ri &c. 80 log dlS az Ivy t Sla iso iss' Aoo' A'0' S'"
- goo. 212, 100, zSo, ~ 90 ..r.< a. Az
ne Assessment gsaenaap WI ~ prsy and Daniels
0fxERAL JEHkDeylss r. o.. ~. u q ia ID o73
opens at lu;Sv 'sa o. sas 4lS 800
40 asa 49S sss ~ 9v 6a Si SSs b9i b25 526
rrnx-Iarremore Icour az 10 80 g. no
law spd 60 iS eSS Az So id2 1910 lois 1024
52G. "a. VOL 100 ~ o. Wv 80 -
1oz7, 104v SSS f,ooohre IfouYt opens AZ 1880
49, ss72 S5si, 1888 251f 2l8S 1000 2Sl2
E8g7 l116 2oS ca aikis s6tT 80is 804q 1880 3Ob4
0B6 tSg 5vao . no. o9Si S183 8068 3O7 $685. $685.
Ua5h Ross. 5Ue4s 1880 3O0l
S079, 1880, SSstsa' 9e5t' 2s9S ''e 49,
1192 S,n,os 1890 m-N0s AlO3,
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JrNrrED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The following ousl-
oess was by the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day:
No e4s-Ths District OF Columbia plaintiff in error aGt
Adolf uss--Argument continued -. A.. ct.u n,
No 2f4Johns Kennedy ct al appellant as tho CITY Of
No s2SJsmss l. Sharpe appellant agt the Dover Mass
Stannpng OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES begun.
Adjourned until tomorrow NJ IL ococK
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wedharat art Gassct- sst dSwn ior mSi
~ IL IN Pnsts Sney aEk Van SVt ~ sst
esn &! Maxaa asi sncd Ssv n1 Pools sS
~ for celnmissio r. Syce Cole aet
ma al Kelly Cordsh agL Blaekfold stenmns so
&csir. Barns ACT Annan Bauer AT vs.noeS SRe~a 49,
r,av1s AT Order Of suc yituEon ora.,
ex 5pudes Nehrbsa Moloughney agA Dhnns0n-oRues
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on AND AFTER JANUARY II. 1881 49,.
i' NO. S 7o s. sio 10 Ii@its Il s29 34o
g. g. a $50 ana 10 and IL night sundays, 4;SO ana
m ., g. 7, $50 and Top M and ~ night sur,, ~
1880 a. and p m running through via Trenton and cam
de p,s q, "Brookyn Annex" connect with all through
trains ersay city. aaorlnga speedy and direct transfer
Tor Fe9SnS trans Philadelphia l2ol sl5
7 $50 ana u q s SIipe ia.6I aI5 b5 y $50
H. A. and p NJ. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, a m
and SsG aeeS S6 and ga broadway Aston House and
f SS S S sSn ' foot oQy
1G and 10 Hndsonst H9ooken ss'on' Jersey oiy Am
Sn York TFanser Company win call for and check
baggage from hStSls nSa residences L. p FARMER
fhA ttieneTal MANAGER Gen' Passenger Agent.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-New-YOrk, Wood
IL haven and RocSaway RaiIro9d=Leave daily excep'
sunday Hunters PS'nS &iS 5 5diSI D. M nj AAO D.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
tRRaSaE,RSr OF TRAINS TAKING REJECT NOVEMBER I5 1880
:, 1aG and GSsSs Rg bTs Drawing
Gp (Daiy)-Fast ST. Louis Express arriving ~ Bnt SUI
Southwest Pullman's best Drawingroom Sleeping Coachs
Express for t Ss w SsoI sssp Sn
7iiS p m-Emlgant train Tor the west Ssuyor, for
Train. Leave s cea% G street D?p c Ss6 $40
n M and IL midnight Saturday nights ouy sundays "lo
mi SSS and passac 1850 10 1920 %.tnss I I0So
IN e iEan s stCHs C q Big 5ssS S u MD
night SUNDAYS g. $3.50. 1920 a m.' li4o o'V p H. anu
O 1 SSS M 4 RSsn iIa' and TiS
SOSht Sundays b $780, 10000 ~ l4o' $50 p w. ana ~
Midnight Via Nevark S.4s s:40 1880 $40 400 $40
a. 10 T3O D. M and IL midnight SATURDAY hlBns OnS' sun
day s5 NJ S'S i0So r lao $780, GAO 5:l6 and II
SnSh Sundays O. $50, lO2Oa % lAo o'So p M ana
II midnight so 1920 o. m, 4:y0 p m.
MTnnrS ana Cornwall, 100 a. w. $780, aSD p On. sun
day. sS0a and Kingston. m, $50 m sundays $50
am. n.n 7so, 1920 a. m; $780, $780, 4:SO T. 7lo p m
GosnS,' a $50 l0.2O q. NJ. $780, p m IN , ,,s
snintHadietown 1850, 1920 m 3oO 49, ZIG IN
snndays $780, 1870 NJ $50 p M and h esera MlaiaSS
p M fTains connect With New'fork an" Os"e@' "Anu
railroad a. s 1be 1920 M, $780, q 716 ?. m. Sun
fort J 1t M. ID a. m @, $50 and y. m. -
DAYS 9o dats leave 2Sdst quarter Of ana guAes StSE
IN h1r from Sac to V4o mr. anu ~ iOao anu LAO
p. a. "a, massage and for Apartments IN Drawing Room
IlokeS oaehes be Obtaineo anu ORDERS LOT the
and seepd transfer baggage may be eIL az the Com.
Nos 230 40l OF 957 Br0adHay N H. NO
panys nSTooSIyn or at the Compauys Depots =. IN.
C9nTIss:s Trains from toe West arrVen NeWfVA - ''
and ii2S ana %sBoT Gsn PaSsr Agent New'yOrk
@,oRTHRRN RAILROAD OF NEW.JER sl q
" rans leave for Engiewood, Cloer Pepmoni sha =
- sso ps5O nj 400 $50 49, SOU uTv Viii Wi
aca, Ia M and $50 D. The ll'oV p W. e~ wa
a ~ minutes later saturday piRhta an oEo m aSo
eN NSpue spring Valley and Monssy Nv" s'O ~
Pm mo NJ ABBOTT. General Passr Agent Ssv'SorS.
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lie IOuOWnk coAOo "OAS NS'N Wv 49,
ealeToom to-day:
BYE H. Ludtoto d 90.
lstory brown stone house with lot no IL Eass
99th.st 100 It OF Parkave' lot 2OxSo'S AHSao
2-stOry brick stable with lot No 101 East SSIn.sS
ms, 100 fte Of Park ave lot 26IsSSi IL IArriSn'
5.story brick house with let No 0lO 5a;ave, w >,
23.6ft Of 34th-st lot 23.lxblx-xSx2lo1e1-A
/ lot, West S0th.st running through 70 olsl-sb
425 II OF 9thave, 25x204.4; Eising
I history brick schOohouse with lot on RivinRton-
a. s e cor OF Goerck.st lot 24lx76; Alice clark.
s-story brick dwelling with lot 8 9 West IeIn,ss
lot 9 West 75th.sL 100 II OF llthave' Z'xlVSz;
BY John r. Boyd
l story brick dwelling with lot Ho79 East 4th-sS
BIZ HoTatt0 Hefrioues.
4.story brick dwelling with lot, No l53 East seth
81, q 8. 1876 II W OF 3d-ave, lot 23x94.llxZ3'SA
o. z; Theresa Herman.
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Corporation Notltes.

NIoTICE.-Proposas for furnishing materials e. az
IN construction and repairs y ana "a HI paansss un
Wednesday 20 lss q y ssoc ,sr s.e f y SS cs
nation. geo Tho CIV H~"''' "ysss ~ -" = : -
Hall Y
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD


On and after pee Passenger Trains from Central
m-Except Sunday for Washington and the West with
Daily; wasbInstOu Cincinnati Chicago and 81
@ Entre tram runs through TO chicago also through
1880 p DAILY. for Washington and the West. with
The New b and O. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
10 other line makes faster dime to the West go
Trains arrive from the West at $40 m p M and s2O
Principal NewYOrk ONCE sl5 Broadwsy ga Breed
Tickets secured and baggage checked through desnaon
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
sta ton IN Meyers foot Of 6srtyst station
Commencing December /, lsSO-Leavs NewYork. oOt Of
6:5oa m.-For Pennington. EastOn Allentown Reading
1850 -For schooley's Mountain High Bridge Branch.
q: l. q Western r. H., EasOn. Allentown. Wikesbarre'
s:l5 m:-FOr ElePngton EastOn, Allentown. reading
NanticoEe Upper Lehish. scranton, &c.
! .-For temington. EastOD, Allentown, Reading Har
$50 B. INF Easton. bath Mauch Chunk. TamaquA
4iSOp mFor schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
a:G5 p. m-For scmerville. Pennington, &C.
Rs s EaiG sac P CHUNK a'S Il E @
ami ipIsmeias stations az $50 NJ for EastOn Allen
For Newark az 5:I6 G:l5 CAS- 7l5 145 s15, 3d. 9:l6
Els Els s. 81 ei5 1875 $50 7i5 s5 BIB iGi5 Ills
S 81 e R ans sG Es s SST mako coons
to and from Jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
~ SION.
ALL RAIL LINE fol- Perth AmboY. South Amboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Point Pleas
ant, Toms River, Barne5at, ATLANTIC CITY, Sc
Leaye New York foot Libertyst, at .. Sl5, ll4o MI
1880. $780, A. 6:3Op IN.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION Leave foot OF Lberty-st. for Freehold
az $40, ll;ij a. M 4, 6:3O p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New.York foot Mberty-st NJ IL
Via BranchpOrt:
For sandy Hook s:l5, ll:45 a. M. 4 p m
For Monmouth Beach SeabriGht and Highlands, o, 10,
ll;43a H., $3.50, p.
Via fed Bank;
$40 q. m.-For Manchester Toms River Barnegat &C.
1880 pm For Manchester Toms River, ATLANTIC CITY
n y. In"Enr WhItInSs Toms River Barnegat Go
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NETWORK CITY.

Hroadwav se cor Of sgd st. l259xl 20. lOx9S0xs9.
Ghsr d pa1 SS q al IO5 900
lSlsss s. iSi % TSO Sl Irpns 1000
bsthst s. 40 IL o. ~ Thomson 10000
Same PrOPerty John thompson u 'aoo $4,000
cst6srn ne Sd6 S0 Of Sa TUnOO neD, lebOO
74hst t.ssao aS1 90 ESS 81 Ecker 1850
6a4st ISS It r 81 s HesTs,n S4o
peeEmxn psce. cor Of 5Ohst. i6I6O Anned
Rig1sy anG another executors ETC. 10 Lazarus $500
sTss ssSSs a6 ayg HGy de-
Of NrNsI AND GS % S 10 William Lett
DelSScey.st No 70. 2O,8x76i Lena PdsCh and hus l
same Ssn prdS to AgG B sTstT 81 BREEDER ana wife
. sSssaIIdi from esds to 64tist 26Gi01sG65
William b Beekman Ell al, executors ETC. 10 IN ooo
4s ePPsahss}sSsSaF It OF iGaye Charlie; oo
Mottst No To- ZoAlVoi "ai'et u 1880
East d BGSa4%sy, No 49, Joseph 1900
lstavs g. t % jSdes n 5000
rs o. map Of %sgF Of 4ere e. Gsos q"
sst Ssnts 7oS ii Of AvcA, 23ii032 William o
'0 Croft and wife to Marian swars6ing ;,iH 400
s6ths5 s. 40 t q II 70 q aGshSe $4,000
7shs sn g VIZ 10 R % tt 1O25O
74 loo q L (" I3sgst ave s tSSsio4.
7a 5G9n e 1890 aPf Tlf' LSx lIa5St 5SG
John Gloss and wife 70 HsITe Ia strong nrsarsi
l2Stn,s . = 90 ~ William II PAYNE ......... 1000
1ooIb st a 1863 II Q OF 3d-ave, 33.sxg9.ll; Mar:
gaTet NJ GOOdridse and husband TO W,iam 1000
4ets sl I,1 e l6x!ooa Emerson lCOo
Ts;s SeS 81 SHs
sCtst SOS 70 81 Johnston 2s7OO
S9d l72 4 11 95sSs $4,000
lSst sS IT. 0 SG JSce $4,000
l29s ySo hJt ~ % ii Saaye 1900
42d 200 II 70 q Lance lUshyfT lO75O
MSs M l AID fV % Le
crosiy.st w 9. 81 Il Of SpTtngst 21.exlubx41ex
irregular; David G ComstOck. executor. eto, ot al &,
Edward LJNlDgS on. ,.s'.''
71s 62S and ,y q :, 9' gS xe ST Storey 1900
Gore of land OF I2gthst and oOft OF !daye Aar- A
n Gondridge ct al 10 Margaret h Adf1ance ~
Jacksclay.e ~ ~ II ~ $4,000
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Bisamboats anO RaiIrOaos.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
q TO BosroN FAIL Iii aIyEs LIE ESrrEn TICK sTs
reduction 70 eli Eastern points Maennecnt
steamers NEWPO RI and OLD COLONY Daily Sundays ex.
eepted from Pier ~ NJ r. foot Of Murrayst. az BOO %
Leave Brooklyn 4;S0 Jersey City, p M, VIA Annex
Tickets saterooms &c. can be obtained all principal
steamers,
GEO L. CoNNoR BORDEN & LOWELL,
General Paeaenaer Agenf. gents
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

BIZ Richard Y. Hdrneu.
Rrick houses with lot. No 81 Hicksst cor Oh
(NO 39) Orange.st, lot 26.2xl0l; I Emery -,
Brick house with lot, No 80 Hicksst 8, ADJOINING
above. lot 25xl0l; G DOrhle.
Similar house with lot, No 10 Hicks-st s, adg0ln'
ing above lot 2bxlO1; r Emery. ..............--.
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Countrp i)ropertp iloantrS.

ANTEDTo rent by the yett; n mUas. Tl om
CIV Hai nddSsss. with and Particular Id kp
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dp.S TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
SToN sion IsS !, LINE LINES East

CONNENIINH FUH ALu IUIt' - E34A'h'
NO''A 'rhe Elegant steamers .-,-
nAs,hIU sETS on Tuesdays Ihurslys hno ad e
nd NAHRAGA NsETr on Mondays Weuhe'IHS anu Ell
aayAM N AZ PRoa PIER 33, N, r.,
-. q, Tavst arriving IN Boston OF a. ID speolh LlntSl
LSr"t,Cass Tickets between New;iOss Au' nO'''H' WV"
TIN as spseied their faee-fd eaoh A.. s......,n,
ocseIs Tor at AZ prlneloa nesss o%o,Sy az So
.StSSand 5g7 Broadway, aDa at Ae'rlpsaSAi anu Hn
hote's teEsi 3 1t.S IINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY
s,oansTs tICfRA and ALAIE ga isass ZEE ~ "a % N
,,s,or 1foot OF Warrenst, daily Nehoeps DuNuAJp Nv
TO- Hostou via Providence ar -, .,,..
fr1ght VIA e''he' ''N D. \ BABCoCR, Prosidoae
l. W. FILKIN5. Gsnera Passenger AEeIS
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DoUBnE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME NDNSlSIENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAIL1, EXCEPT
TWO IN NEWYORK-
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TIE o1DEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
I'M VIZ BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Gclp il)anteo.

pOOKKEEPER WANTED.-A young man
ID WHO can Ike Of OF books and assist IN inc
anu other work salary. $500 hrst year
Adofess with reference aud experience Box A. Irlpune
OlCe
INARN WORK. &c-Man and wife to care
for horses cattle do farm work and COOK WASH ana
iron Apply 10 H. L. HAM. 7s broadway
WANTED Experienced canvasscrs 10r
IN. 200 OthAye.
WANTED Reliable agents IN money
making business. Inquire OF Mr. H. f. III lINEhi COZ
sth. we and lE2dst between ~ m. and 2 p. M.
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DEATTY'S ORGANS, 10 Stops, 9 sets Reeds.
IL - ,anos 16 mn Catalogues free Address OF call on
~ 500 riA"o' pAHGEL +. BEATTY. Washington, n J.
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Gitu propersn ,l,ani.a.

WANTED.--A corner, unfuynished
On 5tb o. Madison state prce and tms "a Las"
!. Vas yoRd IS Tribune Uptown unee l,zss ssoadwsy
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
II TN WEST

VIA BALIIMONE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave New.IOrK. tOt Iibery:sE;
9 a. an. For Washington. Cincinnati Cnlcago. &C -,
pm. Daily Fast Line Through coaches anu Sleeping
Cars q Cincinnati Chicago. St Louis. &c. 49,. a.
1880 D. M Daily for Washington, Cpcnnad Cneago &c
Tickets for sale and baggage checked at foot Oh Loery
n. r.. e. r. r. OF n. j.. ,,p,TDA,r1
JOSEPH \ HARRIS, Ii. T. bALP1MlN, -.
90, or,lM
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Nnft,on salts OF Real &state.

A DVERTiSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
uProWN OFFICES. No .23S broadway eorner Thirty
frst-sf sOS West Twenty tnirda. cor Eghthave. No.
y2 East FoarteeDthst corner gnionsaaare 56O Third
ave cor Forty. at the HARLEM OFRICES. Nos
1.DOf and 500 Thfd-avs, One-huudred andtwenty
lth-sL, up % s o. airegnlar Office rates.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -.
Leave NewYOrk from station q. h X Of ~ j. foot OF LID
erty-st. -. =, :.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green sts at 1855 10 1ll6
Q. M 1880 40 $50 g. 1l;3O. ~ p H. On sunday az
$40 a. NJ. $3.50, z. 1880 II p. m. - . ~
For Third aud Berks.sts at $780, Ills MI $780, 4;3o
6:30 y. On sunday atS;i5 q m. - -, -
For Trenton Warren and Tucker ts $40 745, TO- 1l0
M 1890 !, 43O 445 $50 z, 1880, II p M Sunday,
$40 a. NJ; $3.50, z, 1880. ~ p. IN.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New.York; 4.
From stations Phade pha aud Reading r. r. corner Nlnh
and Greeusts at 1890 $780, 800 IL a. M l:l6. 2 &45,
5iO. GAO $780, ~ On Sunday at $3.50 g. M o;SO o;aV
IL y. m. ~
$40 B. ll3O D. m. Sunday at $40 AGO. 1890 p N.
Prom Trenton Warren and TncKer;ste l;25 40 Sae
ESQ s. a:Ol, 1908. ll20 PA, 42l $50, TO- S2o
y IN. Sunday. l,25, 4:26, 800 a nj G;l6, 1928 p m.
Connection Is made at Jersey City Station TO and nom
Brocklyn and Erie Depot Jersey City - 49, 80 49,,
Tickets for foot OF LOerysL Nos 23O 28l 4O
q4I g57 1923 Broadway aud the principal hotels NOS
and Courtst and Annex office Jeyes wharf, BrSCEyn
Y Transfer COMPANY DOdds Express, VIII call Tor and
cheek baggage hotel residence TO destination ApD
cation made 81 pa aud l33 Broadway IS6 0th2Ye
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6teamboats amo Railroads.

TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
ar II: 800 n week days aud 1880 m Sundays ohes
trains 1t il a. m anu y. N. OetuoKetS Wa w" A" ~
Hew.England RAILROAD
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau
auck and HousAtOne Rain oadl-Steaners leave OAth'
srigesIp Wer 35 T. RI daily At lli5O Anu ----
NJEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, III.
STEAMERS leave PockslD daily Sundays excepsa1 tor
SeY.HoVen at aud 1880 D. IN, connecting win ro1
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ IiIVER RAILROA Com nencing January IL AooL
tongn trains will lea vo Grand Central D5pob n..oo.
s'Ij n M Western aud Northern ERpres W h"S"o''o''
piattsbuiR 81 Adams AMI Mcngroal o.rs z, Canan
iCr30a IN Chicago leKpres draWing'tOOnOs' W N"u~
daleua Rochester and Buhl ,o,,octo,s 70 ITtIaa
Ii;JO A N, 10 Albany and Trey WIN O'"n'' ~ '
Saratoga Glens Falls ana HullaLin III INV and Troy
g:DIp m ST. Louis Express d4ly Win tbs Seex' Ala
81 Iouia running thr1IgI every aal, 'Tsaio ana M
Tor Aubirn Road stations AMI toe VIA piatS
troll ana excepting sunday nigit ioF ~o1''0"T " ~
M Pacific Express daily with seepin3 care S,, s
and excepng sunday night FOR Montreal wa 81
81" 80 D. M Night Express with sleeping cars " "'
ana on sale at NoA 49, 259 All ll3 Broadway ana
,stcoSI,s ExDrosI DneeI PlrSJllc3 ahi to0 eu 0A4
,oa6wav New. York ami 1888 Wa4hlng 81, -
TMHroGCEY. dea, sup {. II MEEAE1s oon: rass -
NO kaston Worcsstsr Nashua por2and a9i sSs Eass
~ iondoa-stsamers leave Per 80 ~ NoIta I've
At .. u. dHH. sundays eAs'V''
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Deutisirp,

FOR GOOD, CHEAP
~ E1AISX%ts1RY The best s9 IS and SO Raeber sets
r made Geld and Patina WORK low HlnHaznnG 33lsgs
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BEooAIun Ijropstln for Sale ano to Get.

fA0AYNINGv 81 r.. near GATES AVE, BROOK.
~ g etsicfY. brown-stcne In good order yesy
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw.YoRK. Wednesday, March 0. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
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ITO LET. -. ,...r ,u,r,,hen or
Ivy ~ nee M " New.IIaYen R1irUa1, half mile
on at;SS ample grounds stabes &o location desirable
ai' hsaliny' ApGHnYAs T. WHITE CO., 81 Maldenlane
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, known as
sart,s Mills" situated IN ths Towa o. EAT Snes.er
ues,chester Co. NJ ", for sale on easy ermS Au0"' -
W. CURTIS Mount Vernon NJ I.
VONK ERS.-Country seats and houses 10
rent and for sale cheap. Workers properly u on Wy
-, LIZ nav YOJAANs, Agent opposite Depot fonkers
i'sF' ""1 w.
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onnSO
MARCH 16.
Xl BY LOUIS MESIER, Auetio3eer Sale IN partition:
OF premises westerly side OF
Boswsy feet jOa inches eonth OF 49ht being ~ feet
by l67 fee. lO inches on nerthery
172 feet inches soafkery SIDE Also premises
noftherly 4ShL l76 feet so inches west OF Broad
~ front and by D3 feet In depth on either
sds-Be above several dimensions more or less JOHN L.
CADWALADER Referee. LORD. DAY LORD. l2O
Broadway Plaintiffs Atorneys Maps At Office
MORRIS WILKINS. Auctioneer.
vauasIe property on Grand,
ss Odd Fellows Hall
snSs Z. H. LUDLOW co.
Win sell At auction
TUESDAY, MARCH I5th 1881,
~ At IL O'Clock noon at the Exchange Salesroon,
III BROADWAY Trinity Building). N. "
SALE ny ORDER OF THE ODD FELLOWS HALL Asso-
CATION
GEAND, CENTRE aud BAXTERSTS-The Valuable plot
ground together with 1vestory brown stone building
70 inches on Grandst. 70 feet inches On centres
feet II inches Baxters containing 1918 square
et The building first floor sores with ohces
and ledge.rcoms on four floors above.
This property win be sod subject to mortgage OF sOoOoo
hed the New England Mutual Insurance Company and
possession win DO gwen May J. 1881
Maps and particulars athe ONCE OF the auctoneer'
No Pipest, New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10

I EHIGH valley RAILROAD. 49,. -
II PASSENGER TRAINS on and after June l. iss1 WiI
n, n m and 63O D. M for Easton Bethlehem, Allento Sn.
Reading Mauch Chung, WlkesbaTre Towanda Mayerly,
ittsca teneva Iyons Buffalo the West Pullman sleep
inc coaches attached 20 $3.50 D. M tralu . a.. a,
trains leaving 740 a NJ and p NJ, eonnect iof I'll
nnnfs in Mahan0v and Iazet0n coal regions
r. u BYlH@ i ISu 'h M and Corfla5dEsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10
Dress HIaking.

DRESSMAKER.-A competent dressinaker
takes work az home do for private families dresses
made the most reasonable terms uRIs ~, cy
sn,ls OF cmdran's clothes Address DRE9SMAk Eh OOf
3l.aYe.
nRESSMAKER.-A dressmaker wishes few
morn engagements by the day at " per day iatest
Pre- 7c STYLES cutting and htng Hpecia Cal e'oh'nBS
or address Miss NJ. l.lOl slave. second hoor.
DRESSMAKER.-A good drcssmaker sollclts
engagements by day or week can make over dresses
nicely lG2 West 32d.sL
nRESSNAKER.-Bv n first-class dressmaker
establishment TO cut aud IT. or would 90 out D iS
day private families; wei teconlhouuoH AuA''' N'
HEN DERSON, 40 6thave. I'd hoOr
nRESSMAKING.-B good dressm2ker
~ engagements by The week OF 99Rh q TOe ~
ike 10 travel for tho summer. Address DhiooN -
Charles-st No cards answered
MADAM KLETT makes elegant suits IN
WI latest spng styles; good work and perfect NJ H
and drapes with great laste. NO lOI "eoe ', - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10

M SAL E--Rcal Estate.- Block of ground
81 Prospect ea.t ,,ssgasl Dy en- see sthstas And tn
#.k ~ pusidlpE SIDNEY WILLIAMS Counsellor a.
~ - <f@f,rRs Hoon 2. Hro0klya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10
sitnations manteo-M aIes

nRIVER-By a German American has had
experience Il smart; has good knowledge Of horses
AID the odtyi Al references Address GEO. VoCK, 4oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10

nor SALE.-A Fine Residence all modern
I improvements ten attached also frat class bust
ness will bear inyestigatiOn: selling ilheath
To Iet-Furnsled residence twelve rooms. all modern l
prOyemeDts MansL Principals only Address OWNER BOX
0ranR n. j.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-03
DONKEYSr

An Irish bull. =; It's Il very great pleasure to be
alone especially when your sweetheart is Hid ye.
An old negro cook says: Sass is powerful good
in everything but children. Dey need some oder
kind of drcssin.
What the miikman said when he found a fish in
the milk: " Good heavens! the brindle COW has
been in swimming again"
In Switzerland dOnbcys have bells on their
ncckS in this country il IS not unusual TO see
them with bellies Oh their arms.
A Chicago paper describes an Office holder as
collector of the port of ARAFAT when Noah arrived
there with his ark, and has interruptedly held
Office ever since
There's one kind Of ship I always steer clear
of" said an old bachelor sea captain and that's
courtship: cause Oh that ship there's always two
mates and no captain"
A backwoodsman, on hearing an Eastern bishop
preach a sermon in frontier church with manu-
script said: He is the first of them fine fellers
that I have ever seen who could shoot without
rest
He was making call and they were talking of
literature The Pilgrims Progress" she re
remarked. always seems TO me painful. OF course
YOU are familiar with Bunyan?" He said he had
one on each foot and they bothered him good
deal.
Francis l., being DESTROYS to raise one ofthe most
learned men of the times to the highest dignities
of the ch Irch asked him if he was of noble descent
Your majesty" answered the abbot, a. there were
three brothers in NOah's ark but cannot tell pos
itively from which of them descended" He OBJ
tanned the post.