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Gin Real GstaIe for sale

A SAFE INVESTMENT.-For sale cheap,
TAhouse and lot "a Bower, 2jx90; frst class location
for any business; terms suit. Apply u ROBERT liz
WIN, AZ West iOth ~.
BEAUTIFUL FOR SITUATION.-BrfoTe
ID expiration OF 1851 the northwest corner Mad-on
ave and liOhst., will sell $4,000 perhaps s3jWlO
This week the be. verr much j, :. "i
suffice. word 10 the wlsc, &c SAMC HI hlLfAI HlCh
300 81 ave-
EOR SALE.-A whole front. below 1Gth-st.,
side; well worth the attention Of capitalists L. H.
HOLMES, - Cortandts ST, l.Oon j'.
IGOR SALE.-Factorv East 2lSt-St.. lGXlOO /;
Il stories bargain seldom offered Inquire Of owner,
JEEE JOHNSON. H., Office - Finest
LOR SALE.-Ncry valuable property, near
the Stock Exchange Will be SID Ow 10 close an e-
tate. Address LVX i.a5l, P0l Ollc".
INVESTORS, ATTEN IlON.-F0r sale, three
1 louscs haze just completed. ucudns corner on an
The Hats. with the char
VI wOrA VIII comment t-'L tnc pr' 70 tio 800 per
~ cent rental fii o ! h' ptriai hY
~ assured property Is iocat'd where The
value land VIII greatly iucfra- Parls -'"A lg an 10
II tins character call on or address join d.
CttIMMIS~. 40 Lu%7 so ave.
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RAILROAD DIRECTORS CHOSEN.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Jan. 9.-The follow
ing have been elected Of the proposed CaIskl
Mountain Railroad extension TO East Durham: Isaac
Bruyn Judge A. N. Osborn, NJ D. Mat'le' D. IL b"uE'
las, d rones Vim Donohue H. Van steenburgh, H..
A. PnIerson John Avery, W. W. Rider, A. j. Marhln. j.
o. GAYLORD al j. Micro, IT, 1t II proposed To eA'ehu
tue road 10 Mlddeburg
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Provisions and ordered to special duty Assistant
II. Griffith has reported his homo having
been detached from tie Alaska and has been placed
waiting orders.
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Sfeamboais and Railroads
A REDUCTION OF FARE.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A FALL RIVER LINE.
81 TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICKETS
corresponding reduction IL points MAGNIFICENT
steamers NEWPORT and OLD OLrNY Daily. SUNDAYS
copied from Pier N r. foot OF MURRAY Leave
BROOKLYN p M jersey city 40I p m. via Annex boats
I1ckeUs sater00ms &C.. be obtained all principal
steamers
GEO L. COMMON BORDEN & LOWELL.
Agent
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fertnrcs nno ttlcellnJs

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW,
n YORK TUECNE VIII III .ECEIVED AT TIE
TPrOWN OFFICES. No. LBS Broadway. CO.. Iilntty
hr-tst Si2 ~iXthave. bet F'ry-rcveath ana rory
lghth-t- hos Nest lNrntyiulu =. ~ FigIn Ee ~
gs a., tourirrntis'. corner ln.oisgn!r yoO InW W
ave COZ seventh st. az tte hAHlth or Y - NJ
IGJi am 92Si 1h'tavc. c'T On hdudre1 ,a1n."e"y;
Harlem SAVINGS BsnA BnldnS w u o. p nr d"
regular one" rates. ---------
MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOClEI1.
y Amnuil Mcttus Tuesday ENeinG, January H. isel's
tIiiC .RiNu HALL cor. l-th-s; ami 6thave.
cuNMASpRlt JOHN r. BARTLETT, L. ;. Navy
VIII read paper na -, ,....,
Tho ,rrt ~ Tue Gun Staul " TUG Nni"
'' " ri,t,s coast aud tr0s,ti sielnci " Blake"
illustrated 10y Maps and Views
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VIA TnE
>TONINGION LINE,

>TONINGION LINE,
CuNNECIING FOR AL. rGiNro FAST
The Elegant ~tctiIci7
MAS-At III ETH 1u r,s. Ihul':WS ana Nalnrdats
and NAit;AGA SofI Un MOnJays, Wednesdays aau rIE
days At .t,,,
Tunt nf Jlvst arriving IA B1stO.a y NJ 9lfolh lluo
nrtWcen Nc".1 orh lhi bo''""' "''"
ON ~ rs specified on their iACr-t@ each ~ ..,,,s
1icNets at All prnciDal ilrkei ohicr1. ~. ~ ,
aocnr,d a. tcr, OF csIcOtG Express Company AZ Not
3G AMI 197 Broadway and at MetropotA an fii'"
ih"'' pI1V <CE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamer, ELECTRA and GALA ga leaVe llrr ~ "
River foot WartCnHti, ,dlY except SUNDAY - ~
Tor lostnu. via Providence direct
Ii'iEh' W" N ID. D BAB'OEk, PreiiiclL
L. w. FILkINs. General Passenger Agel-
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LINE.

For TRENTON A. ID PHILADELPHIA. $3.50
Leave New NOrk from station {. H. r. OF " d. loot oil LID
eIty.st.
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green.sts 7i5, O. 10.
lilo a. M 100 A. 43O $3.50. T. X ll:3O L. p On sun
day AT - a. m: $50. Z. ll:30. l. D. m. 800
For Third Berks-sts, at 5;3O ll:l5 M; 1870, 4:3
$50 D. M. on sunday at $40 a. NJ -. :, -
Trenton and Tuckerst5, 5:3O 7:45 = 10 IL
q 1880 1. 43O AS, $50 T. :. ll:3O. II H. Sunday
Retn n trans leave Philadelphia for New. York
From stations Philadelphia Reading r. r.. corner Ninth
and Grrensts at 7.3O $3.50. $3.50. ii a. NJ; l:lJ . 3l5
54O GiO 73O Up On sunday at $50 M o;3o GAO
From Thrl and Berkssts., at AS. 500, 915 l2O
$40 D. $50 sunday at X 10 u. m. 400 1880 m. -
Warren and Tucker -l:25 i2j. $40
CSC = 900 1905 llZO a. 2 2i4, 4:24, $3.50 1925, S2j
!, m ~uu9ay- % 1 %. 9:2O a. 6l5, 7:2J D.
Connection Il Jersey city station to ami from
BIO hlyn and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY . - 90. -,
sale foot OF Llbertyst NOS ~ 26l 4ul,
ga 90 l.3-j Broadway and ~ the principal hotels No.
ami 1 office. Jt wells Wharf, BrOOkY
y Transfers omDany DOdds Express will call tor ana
c, bare from hotel OF residence to destination. Appli
tauon an be made az 9ll AMI l,23 Broadway 13 Bth1ye,
NrY and court st BooAlyn All these offices are III
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miscellaneous.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW:
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ . Lhn
Srn,VN OFFICES No 23S Broadway corner Ihiry-
rstst or SAP sxthave bet Forth seventh ana so.9:
sts :yflS thirist cor EightnaVe 40.
S East FourIeenh.st corner Onion ,qu are 700 Ihrd-
ave cor Forty seyenthst. at the HARLEM oFriCE 80!
0n1 and .,Si rhrl.AYa, Onehuadrod'anut"enty
fwrihst CHarlem SaviC gs Bank Buldng. up u op m AZ
regular office rates ------------
BRUSHES of every description at 3l5 Pearl
ID ~ 0ppose Peck Slip; all articles at lowest prices
JOHN X. HopPEL Manufacturer and Importer:
RNGRAVERS' INDIA PROOF PAPER,
A. also Ink. Tools BoXWoOD and orHER, woops' 10
VANDERBILT RGII, WELLS co. -.
IL and IL Dutch. corner Fnltnn-st-AAis- Norks
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NETWORK CITY.
Suffolk st. 80 OF 25lHiOO chas Hahn and wife to AZ 500
sth sGn - 2SU Il Of ista9c 2519Oio. Eugene
24 Hifhsfi 5 s5eSo6 ' @SIi fr5nH chcvood
referee 10 WIN II SANFORD anu aio'l'i' 1900
1OetSs Lot 81 5o1icO Margaret Dcnnerleln to ooo
o'h an NE cor T6 e1ba1 5000
SUBJ Paqson ii 90 al 70 IA. Coogan o45OO
We! H. ne f0 o c 9 mG smith 1000
Cath Keenan,, eIecuiriT to Fernando 90 ooo
shave VS. vs. stsGi oisi,.i 95IiGoI5Ct75Iloog to
p T q s5G asyer loo9' anna Fowler 10 $4,000
t;1mnbcI to NAN VI s, 5000
0o'RiS. ;, 81 I ,o meta KIM 1900
:, ra 100 II o "l io st. 800
G,s heim"nn an" wnc 10 caroline D"''"p' II $50
Ioo9 ie, 1d MI ~ ~ IN Earoinr II BShb $3.50
Lexington na,, aye a a. NV S cor 81 M1rty 10000
oo'4s, ~ o; ~ ar wife TO- Bcr,ha Beiicr $4,000
o'It G,s 81 z4E 70 W " Bes $500
Sd 9 S and a. ,6 al 10 t2fy 5000
same rd 20 1d%S' LYDIA O Thomas ct al to
Lot 30 So on map OF Harlem Commons gn block
bounded by ID and Slaves. SlSt ami S-dsts TX
also cor Of West and Wa,rGn,;ts;; 2GGi
from Murray ana W3T r as' rs 81 ~ iii S
e o Stl..avc 1OXSS also 40 ~ Naet-N;
also centre limo between $50 and 33tl sts. l6l II .
OF ION ave l7.ix51Oi4X SaIJ9I, and also II OF
33d-st, l12 IL of lOtlave lSH1iONlSluAN
Al lOi1 Elizabeth Clarke and husband 10 Mlchltl
FZSimOns .-.----.-..-
NJ Fit zNmOns 10 Andrew CLARKE
73d-st, Il =. 80 II wOf 2dafe l2jxlO22 Abraham 90,
Michel WIFE To- Conrad Sperzci...-.. I4JVO
6thave c 2u.f II n OF 49th Al, 2O1G2S ana also
Gth.aVe. CO.. - n Of IJth S:OI62b JACOB .oo
to David " Bishop --..-..- 4"Ouo
'o' c TI aS Me II " TO % Ihcmas Murray $500
lo'4 a. =; 200 wlemnc gcS 1000
Lots IL. -, % and H. bet lljti and ll6tllst-'
NrcItT1F Stc TO- GAS simpson .... 1900
ls'aXf' se cor 81 6 and aDo6eT eTraofs 5000
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For YOUNG Ladles-City.
For Both sexes-Citv.

For Both SeXes-Citv.
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, 572 MadlSon-aye.
~ corner Notwithstanding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children French German. spanish anu LAth
collegiate eighth year. september u kindergarten
October 4.
HRIENDS SEMINARY for bOtk sexes. East
II ICihst and KutheriOrdpmce
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Il tTNFAl TIKI IA "a NJ.
AND TNlIE STATES NAIL kOt h.
Trans leave New York. via Desbro>,es and Cortaadt
FrtTirs as follows:
Harrisburg ptsbutg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
IA he'd, $50 u. and 800 b. m. daily.
IIlau-rort. Lock Haven $50 $50 CORY aud
Ere Al D. m connecting az COy Cor Ntusyile. PetiO
lcum Centre and the on Regions.
Baltimore, Washington ami the South, Limited W shng
ton Express Pullman Parlor Cara dai except SUNDAY
lUa m: arrive Washington M REGULAR 40 - 80
a. ~ 3:3n and 10 p m sunday. 4: 3oa. AMI 10 =.
I.Nftrs- for Baltimore. eXcep SUNDAY. D. m.
Express for West Philadelphia. $50 80" = $40, $50 90
Timtr a. NJ l. 32u g. 49, 1. p. Is. T. S:ou. and 10
II night sunday 4:3O and $50 ~, D. Is, 7, $50 and
lu - u.. and - night
excerpt SUNDAY.
IoUs o. Brooklyn Annex connect with all thTun.h
jersey Ny. iOrlinEa SPECIFY and direct transfer
iu Bto0hlyn travel
daiy q. a m. and $50 y. daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore ESQ - .'JO 80, To- =. IA
SUNDAY g. - a. m. aud 30 D. IL; From Philadelphia 5ll
,;Iu r H.iO lllO l:lO, :. ll, 80. OjD SOB
q}j and 05Or. m. sunday. $40. go, Z, l0lO llIO
l,.tO 40. and 1890 u.
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
nDDEL FAST Line 70 THE VEST.


baltimore and OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
ON ana after Dec Passenger Trains cave from Central r
81 sDO tns o toS Of aerys as, as fOOws
P mDaly Tor Washington Cincinnati. Chicago and 81.
ons Ennrc train runs through TO Chic gG Also through
10 p. m.-Daly for Washington and tho West with
me Sew B. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
- other line makes faster time to the West
Trans arrive from the West at $40 a p and 800
Principal NewYOrk Office. 3l5 Broadway also 9i4 Broal
Tickets secured and baggage checked through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Staii ton IN New, YORK fool OF IAEertyst station in
Commencing December l. lSsO-Leaye NewYork foot of
d:3 m.For Pennington, EastOn, Allentown, Reading
$50 m-Fof schooleys Mountain: High Bridge Branch.
D., l. & Western r. r. Easton Allentown. Wikesbarre,
SAP For IFe%instC2: Eastou. Allentown Eealins,
N9ncokr; Upper Lehish. Scranton g.. ~.
risbnrg Mauch hunk Wavcriy, &c.
1920 p M: For EasIon. 9atl' Mauch Chunk Tamaqua.
For schooleys Mountain. High Bridge Branch,
'' a:i5 D. m-FoT scmervile, Pennington. &c.
RSad Rn Harrisburg : CHUNK wikssbaFSc
and pde i !scSs "a; & for o' Esson
For NeIaTE al 5'i Us "a, 40 7l5. sl5 sac, 9l5,
9 81 s gSG 1 y H. io ii:i G i ~ D. ''O
For trans to local ponrs Time Tales at stations
70 and from jersey city station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
IN
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AmbOy, south Ambpy. Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove As6ny parN tort Pleas
ant, Toms river, BarneRat. ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave NewY York foot LDerty.sJ ut ., Slj. lio M;
1880, 800. 4. $50 p. m.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
\ CONNECTION Leave foot of Lbcrty.st Tor Freehold
at S:l5. ll:fj M; 4. $50 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New.YOrk loot Liberty-st. y. Il
va BrdnChrOrt:
For sandy Hook sl5. ll:lj a. m, 1 p m.
For Monmouth Beach, SeabrIghJ and Highlands j. 9l5
ll:iJ m. $50, D..
Via Red Bank
S:I5a m-Fur Manchester, Toms River, Bar negaL sc.
:3OpIn-For Manchester. Toms River, AILANTIC CITY
4 p.m~For Writings, Toms River, Barnegat, sc
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9nstrntIion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
DERKELEY SCHOOL,
I'D 10 MABi-ON-ANE
winter term begins Tuesday January (. Mrs Ieon0wems
TrcparaOrv Monday, January H ISL For Register
ior inst Year" 10 be- issued February T. address ,
49, j. CLARK READ, Sccy.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
/ A.COLIN. Ma lison.ayo. aud iltl-st
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
I4sl Broadway. I4dst.-lmart, CONNIE tIi 'hi
C,assica De,lItInunt4 VI. NJ. uOBJl, " /" AMIN F'ih
cpA4
For Young Ladles-Citv.
MISS dc BRUYN KOPS and MISS KEITH
Preach Boarding aud Day 5choo! Tor Young ladies'
Formerly III Madison.av We. .,
HAVE REMOVED 10 81 EAST 39Ih-7E
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Monday. Jan. 10. l,

NEW- DIRK. 3IOndaF' JaIIo IU Io'I
The following sale was held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
BIZ Y. r. SterensoH, n.
and story frame dwelling and frame stable, with
lot No 324 3Sth-st. S4u9 II Of 2daye. lou IN -.
2OxS9.9I2O.2I61o; Jas SherwOod.......... 5000
PRIVATE SALE.
] 4story brown stone dwelling with lot No SIG W
gSns H. ps'Se cooS St anu 2i5OO
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~ AND AFTER JANVARY 3 ls9L

WITH ABSOLUTE SAl III
on AND AFTER JANUARY B. IsSl.
Express Tais leave N,wNoik. Wa DeOroSses ami tort
adi 9!%g i Fi H. a 1877 iII o,
D. q, :, $50 sud ~ M aud - mrlt sundays $3.50 and
y d. , ToGs a,e Ncwl k ia w. cHce,t sunday at
T.p aud =. running through via Iemon 'Hd Gam"
bolrs Of Brooklyn Annex" connect Win al thiorsl
Jor,ry n.y. aiordmg SPEEDY and dFtc' iiah'ief
' hHrirs rr rs lie we West rhad rha i?:0 3:i5 i15.
Z 49,, 80 aLd II m Limited r. .s l'o p "l !. y;
4 :i an! p ~; On TIIi va ~ camden Cam 30
m ant 20 p M . 5 fAgp r1"aaa As.or House and
foot ursor ssc4 ant Cortland u"mrt ,t aI h1S
yn An1rN sIGI o I Id p,i Stton Jsy city M
9 S I ISS y 4[ r5nt cny Will call Tor and cheek
baggage from hotels AMI residence E,p,rV
" tirnr;ql Manager. Gem ia ,cngcr Agi.
TTlIE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L HEW woo LAKE E:IE AND wLsrEnN RAIL
AnHANGrMENr OF TRAINS TAXING EEfrcr Noy -, leSo
. a. NJ inia9 1 .na n tsras% ny I1ptts D"" "S
y. DaIy Fast 81. lnuis E1pfss arriving al Bu,
southwest rulmans best Dlawngro'm sleeping oachr'
+. N. tDai5J Pacific Express for the West sleeping
Corchc, t, , TO bn," , Eng4rt n Az r t ana
1.l5 ~ m. IN grant TRAIN Tor the W.si. >.,L -,
Nrware. G:ij 81 1880 a. ~; $40. ~ 90 d.ln 1850
D. H. =. ii 100 midnight saturday mg.ts ony sund Vs.
'iTn Ilo, au Fa,saic g. go 10 1920 m-the 100
mdn snS SaGaa,s 600 $50, lO.O, l:lj. t5,
Itfpr o. a.
1. 40 -lV 10 $50 G.lO $50 :, J.S U3O p M ami IL
unlrht sundays, u. 80 lU2O u IN, l;lJ 0'jOp w. ana
- midnight .,. 80 81, tt.,n , -, I'm ,,,
- 10 30 r. ~ ami - Midnight saturday glts Oniy.
,c .0' ~, 1910 40, 500. 300 GlO 7lj
, f. mi might. Su,diy- GOO $50. 20 Il. H. Ito $50
y. ~. aud i2ldn,Ihl,, -, lam d,
MeS%rr aud corn wall. %, - n. $50 43Op m sun
dly. 80 - ~ ,.--,.. a -, on. -. Sur,,.s o.9o
a. . IN . lu.oo n IN $40 .i5O A.3o 7 7.l5D n.
Dn,,',1,v. . $50, lU1O a. H., 3d. =. III.
't,ictnw l. 90 - lU:-O 4. M 800, 1870 T. 40 m;
.n'st a. D 10 u. H.. $50 y. M. Ihe a. n ana Toy
:, ~ tIai, connect WIKI New York AMI OsWeso Mlniahu
ilairOad At Nam 81. ,..,o - N o, S,,.
t.,, s1i0 Ij:5O A. ~: o. $50 and T. N: . A..
leave 23ist. quarter OF anu quarter Az
t our nom $40 10 $40 D. NJ anu III lO'A' anu L44o
r. ~. ,,.s, 90 and for APARTMENTS Drawing. Room
DO obtained aud orders Tor the
ma Of baggage may De elJ at tne Com.
nos -"' +VI q, "of bOl'Na'' ~ IL NJ
f'n,,t : lirn0klyn, at the Cumlays DepOts , . , -
rains from West arrive IN NeWl Ork AT 80
ANA lI'-' 20 y ABBOTT GENT Pass'r Ag, New.fork
A7ORTHERN RAIL ROADOF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave EngewOOd, Coster Perm nj ana Ny
l. s. l. 40Oi O:3O O:iu $50 LOU u u
",,,tnvs q A H. ard D. M. The ll:JO D. M uAh VIII
lrnv. 20 INMATES later saturday nights - "a, - ,.sn
%.nuei sprnE Valley and Mosel 'iOV V'oV L. NJ 1''0
H. JNU. y. ABBOTT General as Agent New'forS-
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.OP\VICU LINE
RAILROAD.

~ r. Boston Worcester Na-hue Portland AMI tho East
via New steamers iesyo Per No. Az Norm lAVe
"a p. Iu. t,i.;. Sundays excepted
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DanClnQ ACl0cnncs.

ALEX. MACGREGOKS
~ ~rIlDOL FOR ia FClNG. Ire itl ave- near l7thst.
rgvlt- class lr--pn lai,, "" classes forming I'm
mrtl.tc applIcLtIOu Ut,.rtbr. Send tor CIRCULAR.
ALLEN DODWORIliS 5000.
4 moon. FOE ANtINti No. Isl FIFIli-A\ J."
Tor terms. days. ,GC, ,rnl oi a rrcddr
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Ts'O PIlILADELPtlIA
VIA
PESNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE or y. ESTABLISHED koTTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AID PHILADELPHIA
NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT
~ MAY. IIIl.FE DEPO1~ - FtlILADf LrHIA,
TWO IN NEN YORK.
Dor.Err TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
Nr.NI AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSI-IEAl
NIIH AISOLt CE SAFETY.
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ALL WANTING BEST TEACHERS, Amer
y lran or lorcu Tor anl -. schools, '"lrgs Apply To
j. ". ;. HEKhiIRuOEN, Sc rotary American 9Cho)I III
sututc. Last lltI St
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges ,cloo.4 ana tanles Win
thoroughly competent Principals and Teachers
Ianhhes gong abroad to the comiy popy SUITED "h
superior IutoA or Gail on or address MISS NJ j.
YOUNG American and F0reisD eachcis Agency IS Union
square
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOX SCllOOLS
/ AND TEACHERS.
/ Supulir. schools aud flmi.Irs WITH t,lchcrt
-. supplies teachers with p'-iiph%
Z. ~ Ii- ud school tii"~.
furnishes CIRCULAR. and gNrs information Oh 1he Dost
n mons. iIni-hr. / \ school aud college drtctpiy.
Domestic BuilIlnG.
cor. BIuHiwAS AMI lith-sC. y /.
TEU rOR.-Ialc graduate, experienced lutOr,
wishes private pupils. highest reference Auu''7'
\ IrIhnnr lllLrl
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I FHTGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL PASSENGER TRAINS, IN andafter Jane /, IS3p' Wlh
leave drpots OF Cortaudt ami DebOssns AT ~ i
p and 6iO p. Tor aston bethlehem auSaS0TIu u'
HtaoluC Msuoh tlunk, Wukcshafre TowGnda, W aVtty'
Ithaca GENEVA Buffalo and mo West Pullman Ssep
lug coaches attached 10 $50 y. NJ. tram .., "a, all
POINTS In Nahanoy and Hazlrton ccal regions
GtECrnl astIn Office corner emu. y IN
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
~ AND THE WE~T

" AND THE WE~r
VIA BALTIMORE And WA~IIINGTON.
Leave Sow YORK, foot LII, nv Z.
ga. For Washington, cincinnati, Chicago. &C.
IN. Da y Fast Liue Through coaches and Sleeping
car, 20 Cinrinu1u. Chicago - LOui7. e.
1880 %. DMy for Nashi gon Cincinnati hirago &C
IcNt for ale and baggage checked at foot II AjetV'st
y H., G. x n. OF y. j. .
JO~I.Pi : HAEEIs II. p BALDWIN,
t,.fprtl Mau,r.r Pass AGENT.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave foot OF Libertyst. Tor Freehold
AZ s:l5 ll:ij a. m. 4 $50 2. N.
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Art schools-New- York Clty.

Art Schools-New-Y York Clty-
[ ESSONS in DRAWING and PAINTING by
~ CALLlE T. COOPER studio West liths;.. Room 80
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
AVA will receive Dups In Drawing and Painting in Oil and
Water C0ors CHINA Decoration At her studio No - East
2Gt-st, New.YOrk.
Refsrsnccs Mr. D. Huntington. Mr.. William Hart.
Mr. James VI. Hart Mr. A +. Bellows
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

Ill Rail. LIN e for Perth AmbOy, south Amb)y. Red
Bank Long BRANCH ocean Grove As6ry parN Port Pleas
ant, Toms river, BarneRaf. ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave NewYork. foot LOery.stp ut o. s:l5 ll4o M
1870, $3.50. 4 j:3O .. N.
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Condensed Locals.

Mr.. Anger Las inaugurated monthly io-
spectioD OF The eighty odd letter carriers en-
ployed in the CITY post ONCE.
The Northern Liberty Market company has
entered suits against Mary e. Dries, for 1921 .06;
August SruebeDer, for sos %; Chas Schafer,
SAT 90: Henry KfauSe, $5S954 and Leese &
Roth. $3.50 es; sums alleged 10 be due on the
purchase money.
A OIfckmakeTs' union was organized last
evening In this city with the following officers:
Geo. A. Wills. president; James H. Gordon
secretary, and Henry Coleman, treasurer, IL
was agreed TO ask ST a day for WheeierS. and
IS cents day for on bearers.
Mr.. Rudolph Petersen, a well known ressau-
rant Keeper died yesterday afternoon, In the
seth year OF his age. He came TO this city from
GeI many In 1853, and was one OF the founders
OF the Columbia Turn Verien, aud for many
years was Pr Sident OF the Germanla Senu5tz IN
Verten.
The Knights Of st. Augustine, Commaudery
No. 2, have elected the following ofIicars Tor
the ensuing year: Willis j. Smith, commander;
ADaLfas Herbert and John f. Fletcher deputy
GoMmar defs; Lewis B. Brown and Isaac Sun
dc, scribes; TnoS ". Ingram. captain general:
John Mitchell, herald; John Middleton. warden;
Chas. Johnson, standard bearer; Dan1 Clark
Chas. II. Butler, Root. Goats, Henry A. jack
son, A. b. Thomas and Horace Drys, board of
governors.
The leading erocers close their stores from
May 10 TO Oaoner l, Saturdays excepted, at
pm. See adv't.
Detective. McDevitt returned to the city this
morning from ST. Louis, after an absence 81
eight days. De reports thag Ashley, the dealer
Il diamonds AID precious stones " no uersor-
afes our saviour 40 an evangelist. g. Is in
mat CITY ply Ing his vocation there.
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District Governn,eut Affairs.

The report Of the building inspector for the
month OF April shows 1l5 new buildings, 100
repairs and 1873 lineal feet Of vaulting; the re-
ceiptS being 1920 for fees
Mir. w. o. ROOme, chief of special asses 1ment
division, to-day forwarded tax lien certificates
On the following streets: 10th street West from
X to T north; north, from 4th to 5th east; 10th
west, from Maryland avenue to street south
and 10th east, from Pennsylvania avenue to
North Carolina avenue.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle:lA. A. Wilson,
erect thTee-story dwelling. q. between 20th
and 2lst streets northwest; Sc, 900. H. B. McuI-
ton. erect three story dwelling. 9th, between
+ and q streets; s, 600. Christ Church, erect
chapel, N, between 1st and Halt streets south
east; s., coo. d. G. Fountain, repair frame on
Bowen road, county; $500. r. s. Davis repair
brick, 2025 q street northwest: S, 800. James
Small erect q two-story dwelling. F. between
~ and 9Th streets southwest; 81 45O. LOUIS
Boyer. erect three story dwelling, 7th street
road; s., 500. b. j. Morgan, erect twostory
dwelling, Rock Creek Church road; s., 800. Gen.
HaZen, erect three story dwelling at K and
10th streets northwest; s24 800. j. L. Cox. erect
brick stable, E, between Az and 9Th streets
southwest: $500.
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BUILDING PRINTS


Deeas In FEE have been recorded as follows:
o. Cox to L. T. Hunt, lot S. so. 239; 50 500. c.
B. Bailey ct al, trustees. to j. d. Clary. pt. IA.
So SD; 81, 100. w. P. Fowler TO Z. d. Bond,
SUBJ 10. So 462; 81, 500. Jas. McVary to Cathe-
line Mann, sub. 5, SO, $50; $500. Rosanna Adlms
TO Emily r. Hart, lots l and %, so. 5S3; 81, 2bO
J. L. Cox TO John West, pit. so and 81, so 5O2;
ESQ. W. E Hood TO Jas. b. White, tnterestin SUR.
~ and PIT. q, SOS 1927 and So: $500. n Pelkfng-
ton TO Sarah Pelkington. pt. Il. SO. 1s5; $3.50
Salinda II. Wilnot to Magdslena B-uchert, SUBJ
10, SO. $50; $500. Same to Edward Beuchert
sub. II. so. $50; 800. +. N. HeatOn to j. j. Ed.
son, sub. 10. SO. 933; =. Eliza Nelson to s
" a. kinS. sub. 22. So 80: r.. S. Watkins to
J: r. Francis. same property; s.. $50. Robert
MeMeen TO John NJ Young, sun 81. SO. 1874:
120. Bean street, GEORGETOWN; $3.50 Robert
MeC. Devine to j. 81. Wendell, pit Friendship,
acres; 81 $50.