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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
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2onbou, z. Sult. - Cine SHUTTER lfe
3epeide aus Wfosfau mel1et, oab Der ruiit>
I6e General Stobeleff, ber befannte Bonllas
piit un6 9eutiGenbaIier, pl0slid] i'm oSotel
Suiiaur" III Itosfau geforben ut.
gSteu, Z. Suli. RosIauer 9epez
ife all bic bieiige vEteiie" meloet, baR Stoz
belief an eirlem SerSidJlage ftarb. Die Be
erbigung ftr6et am nd6iten S0nntage ft1tt.
Sr. &iiafoff, Der befanute 8ebatteur uuJ
Giibrer Der paHilauilhen Bartei, mar bel
Dem Sterben1en bis 3u leinem lebten aus
genblife.
SrIauH.
2oubpu, 7. Sult-Str. gSm. 9. Oar
court, Sefretdr beS SHneren, beftritt beute
Radnittag i'm lluterbauie bic 4ngabe, oaB
bic Seh6roen glutbunbe anipenoen iuollten,
Inn bic Seriber BON Ntorotbaten aufsulpiis
rem. - Sn Dublin nuroen heute 500 neue
4lafate angeihlagen, tueld)e 100000 Be
lphnung auf bic Gntoedung Der M6roer oes
9orb @apenoiib uub bes Srn. 8urte aus
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in Srlan6 etngefertert finb.
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gaummone Mitteliorte Sbsrl6nOer 81
DO. 9ep. Orleans 71l16.-9ie Sertdufe be-
trugen Is, 200 Sallen, Spefulation un6 ausz
fubr 5000, 3ufubr 21OO, idmuttlide uu1erts
foniide.
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900, DO. perldngerte =proS. 900. - Grie
36z, DO. 2. 97t, N.=D. Central 900, u. &
@. gS. /. 43t, DO. 2. 90, SD. Central 900,
Benni. Gentr. 60z, &eaoius 29t, Ontario
0effl. 25i, Nlilpaufee,St. Baul Common
600, RS. Central @ouiol5 900.
Rurte GabeicepsfdbeH.
8as frnn,5fide Eburtnidiff n8erqutur"
paifirte beutt Gibraltar auf BEN @sse uad
6em Often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
Npn elmer 6lnpperfd,lanec ae=
biifen.

Nem sgOrt7. Suni.-Yrofeior @ortb,
Gtgentbiimer zines Wiuieums, tsucoe beute
abeno BON elmer ieiner &lapperidlargen in
Die Sano gebiiien. gtau CAB linn S6napps
in grO6eu GuantitGten elm, inSeiIen puroe
Der Batient balb betpu6tlos uuo befano ii6
ben letten 9Iad]ridten Sufolge in frittidem
2uitnnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
9em 6afacn entaanne,t,

Gin cinnati, Z. Suli. - NSm. Bel.
dam, tpelder am nddlteu 6rettase tuessu
Der @rmorouug Yatrid Susbes' bter gsbdngt
tperben iollte, ift bonn @onoerueur Sofer su
lebensldnglider 3udtbausbaft besnabigt
morbeu. 8eldam III iber go SABRE at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
Gifcubdhts 1tufaQ.

Sttama, Sar., Z. Sult. - @iue in Der
Na6bari6aft bieier Stabt belegene Bride
Der yGtncba atlanticsSabn" bred Heute
unter belu @erpifte eines Cont uftipasjugeS
3uiammen. Siinf 4rbeiter ftiir5tea in eine
Giefe pon 80 Sub biuab, unb es puroen bret
pon ibnen i6wer, peuu nidt t0StI!h, pers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
3tpei Shipcf cffern anf Ger Gifel=
balm nrtObfcf.

Mibbletotp II, N.sg., Z. Suit 3wei
Sdweiferu, Nainens Waggie uub Bridget
9eupieb, 81 reip. % Sabre oft, muroeu
beute, pdbreno ite auf einem 8abngeleiie
nabc bieier Stabt lpa5ieren giugen, Don Ell
mem yietu.9otfer @il;uae iibsrfabren. grib=
get iuutbe auf bel Stehe get0Utet uny Diagz
ale t06iliCl perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
Gin heIScnmlltbiQes WdS St5en.

@bicago, z. Sult.- @ibreub mebrere
W6bden beute BET &cpasfuHl, isis, babe
ten, idmumm Marp Sreeman aus @6icago
e'ncm anOercn MdboJen gu 5iilie, peldes itdl
III met btraus getpugt Fatte. Sie rettete
0Qs WGbdlen, fam ie6of ielbit nn1's 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
Sale's AnSora= aaO S6eer=
9pnia

fur Nerfcncn ic1cM MltcTB
bsiIt SuiteH, Grtdltuns, euftrrbrsnaatHts
Silnbuns une Zebipinefuebt.
BHnherbar beiltrditia tpeuH bic atbmHug5s
Creane duqegriiieu iine 7 etHe W trtHH8 w
raf9. er sntbdlt Qt6ts. mas BEN
9dgen in Il uorhHuHs brtHaen tonntss
uHb bGtetn tnaHgeuebmes aroma.
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zeue1buftsn Isieen, eurd fetHs berubtseneen
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so Gents mnh 81 bic 5Ia6e bic srSBtsia bic biass
ne. son cnen apotbefsTH ~ beliepen.
6. y. Grihsnton, etseHtbamer. Rsws9urt
8ife's 3ObntrOpieu 6eiIsu ineiner Wtiante.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08

Or. Yierce' Favorite Prescription '(9teb=
lings Serorbuuug pirb iiberau als bas Nor=
NAL Seilmtttel gegen tueibltfe 2eiben unb
GdDddeu anertaunt. - Bei Apotbeteru Al
baben. (158.60. .2t&p1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08

E Der ,.GpHeoreias gersiH" tuirS ii4 morses
srnntns. hen 8. SuI nit ieinsa aBIrei5en 5reuneen
unter ben 5Gat-en ipsnbenSsn uralteR 8aamen in
sSdJmirf's PapiIpn nit IanbE6en 5pislen anb
irnitissn Der Saiion ansemsiienen untsrbaLtuusen
oersnfsen. Die bailr setrofiensH gO.bsFeitur3en
lniien einen nmlianten Ra9mittGs nit 3nSerF4t
pOrausisseu. Ser 9ampfer fa5rt BON ptsr 9r. IA
Oer 9isstftrGsensBerfts 2a1mittass NJ uRr s5 anS
salt an 1ropxs @srfte aa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
Observation-Disclosures.

Sta 0tgertd t.-(T0r 6i9ter Ydrep.) }
Gubrsas 6orn tpiber Sobann Maas; mad
@utcott.@ @itD uerlegt. - Cole gegeu @brt=
titan Sdplt; bic Gcidmorensu tOnnteu it9
nitt eiuigen. - Sobann 3eler nebt 6rau
gegen 3. s. 8idarblOn; ben 8lagern 1868
Bflege= unO 3oitgeIO fir 40 gBOden 3uers
fdnnt.
grtminnlgeridt. (Sor 9tihter
Yintnep.) Inter ben beute 3u prO5eifireHoeu
9(ngetlagteu befinben iid folgenOe: Neger
8rigbt Smitb, Qlugriff auf @briitian Oct
ter; @sorg Sobetter auf Daniel 8aaeI; So
bann 4bam Yai6suberger, Sefteblen gg. 8
Graham 8 nm 5Sernr0bre I'M Bertbe Don $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08

6ia's Soar unb Bart 6drbuHg2mittel.
gusenblidIid.-Els sas befte sarantirt.
S6tpors O6er braun. so Gents.
Bel alien AppfbeftrH ~ babeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08

Der eineu Heueu Nnjug tpiuiht, Der Ioub
me ieht mad q. Bars &letberIabsu, Gds
9ai)s une i5ssettefro6e. Cs17-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08

Softa, Z. Suli.-6arft alerauber bat
iib bereit ertlGrt, Sru. 3ancof, ben friiberen
Bremters sWinifter BON 8ulgdrieu, aus Der
Sait gu cntlniieu, fals bteier fid Uerphi9ten
mill, ietue Agitatiou gegen bic Bolitit Der
gsgeupdrtigru 8egieruug au5ugebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-07-08
wtbnismns tn Ger aamiIie ses e,artn

sburg, Z. Suli.-gs oerlautet,
baB 5000 @remplare etner repolutiOndren
Proclamation, pelfe BON gitolaus CONTAIN
ttuOpitf, eiuem Setter bes &jaren, inter-
Seidnet tparen, I'm Marineminiiferi ents
bedt porben ituo uno bab Der Director oes
3epartemeuts gleid mad Der Embedding
Selbftroro begtng.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
Total sales for the day

LTADvILLE, Col, March A thorough personal
examination ot the Robinson mine Thursday.
showed that the 9th level has s5 feet in width
across the vein of ore The first fifteen feet are Of
fair pay ORE, averaging about forty OUNCES; tho
next TWENTY-FIVE feet are low grade; behind, forty
the ore-bOdy IL fifteen to twenty feet N thick
ness. The mine never az any other point had so
good showing. The assayer's books were vamined
and showed that the grade of ore taken from the
cars, varies from 30 TO 80 ounces. The grade has
been improving lately and now averages fully 20
ounces Six samples taken on Thursday and
saved at the la Plata smelter averaged S6 ounces
the lowest being 81 ounces and the highest 125.
The 10th level is in ore five feet. Assays average
33 ounces showing great improvement over the
level above IN the frat ore reached.
Ell PAsO, Tex, March A heavy gold strike has
been made in the east side of the Organ Mountains,
ten miles above Shedds Ranche. Assays yield as
high as $23 900 per ton.
A courier from ChIhuahua reports n revolu-
iionary riot there, with the Imprisonment of Gov
elnOr Terras.
SILVER REEF, Utah, March 4.--Bullion shipments
for the past week: Christy, S7,772; Stormont,
$3,646; Leeds Sl,051.
DEADwooD.. D. T., March 5.-A treasure coach
went out yesterday morning with S325,000
ruary amounted to $4,000; Caledonia 81 ,000j
Esmeralda, $4,000.
A heavy snow storm is in progress and the pros
poets for water are better
Bullion valued at $3s, 900 was received in Now
York on Saturday from the mines,I making total
for the week of $245.00O.
The Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphed
March 3: shipped vest rrday S2 tons; assay 90
ounces. Mine looking well"
The Alta Montana superintendent reports that the
gross production of the works for four days ending
February ~ S12, ,469, or at the rate of $3,l17
per day.
The South Pacific superintendent reports, Feb
ruary 10: Since last letter new shaft sunk seven
feet old shaft feet East drift and old shaft
run nine feet In speaking of low grade rock in my
letters refer TO so TO SO ore as in the former
workings of the mine they only went for ore giving
800 and above. Everything progressing favorably
about the mine."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
MINES AND MINING
SUNDAY. March <

po..,, SUNDAY, March 5-rx
Possibly II s premature, but the DEALINGS IN mt,
ing stocks last week seem to Indicate rev;,,.i -
puohc interest In that class Of yentures
Yesterdays markets, like those Of preceding dava
were represented 80 far as number Of transaction.
are concerned by four stocks and the movement of
those stocks were moro than usually irregular
h0blnson Consolidated declined to 3.35 and tbn,
rose rose 10 3.S0@3sO State Line 2 and 3 s,arted al
ligIV AMI rose TO of@S1 cents South Pacific
Z3@22@24 cents. The Manposas were weaker.
t1e me Comstocks all firm, and Moose steady 1850
IN Inc markets generally closed strong
ne 81 Joseph Lead Company has declared n
quarterly dividend Of per cent payable March 10.
ilah"ier books VIII be open on March 10.
SIZE AT 1HE MIYLN0 EYcHAYnEs
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
STEAMBOATS, ano Raj roa0s.

FOR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Seepers via y, N. II. and IT, r. r.. leaves
Sanda GetsPS s VIA @ SyS E RAN
road. at Grand Central Depot and principal hotes
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Pa
II and after o. 1881 will leave depots foot of
COrtlandt and DesbrOsscssts at 7:40a $40 $3.50
Wilkesbarre, Towanda, Wavery ithaca Geneva Lyons
BnanS and the Nest Train 9 & p M lUr Esston ethGaem
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached TO $50 M train
In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal TeSISnS 81 nSyINGToN y ap,
General Eastern Office corner church and GoTtandtsts
NORWICH LINE
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland and The East
Fare reduced Limited tickets to Boston 49, TO Worcester 81
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without WI exception the m2St egin 99as on the sound and
leave Pier NO 40 North River foot Wattss next pier
OREGON,
" colombo, CALIFORNIA, ST PAUL MIME.
APOLGs, and points In NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON.
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA AMI the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NOHTIWESTEKN Ry
from two TO five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago. PULLMAN SLEEPERS all Of It's
through and night trains. For Of fare
formation apply by letter or in to ticket
agent or To L. +. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent No. 4l5 Broadway, New.York
STARIIN,S>, ,,rn ,nu,nn,,n ro ,,.u,,,.u,
COMPANY.
ONCE, Pier IL, v. r., foot CortandtsL
Consnments OF freight forwarded directed to any part
Oi the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery kinds freight and mer
chandise 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAHBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered any point
In The harboTat reasonable
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURsIONS
steamtfs John H. ald Erastus Corning for EW-
ia i.N leave Pier Is - H. at o daily lsaturtays
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between New. York and
New. Haven. care and dispatch gulrant, ed " ~
Freight Tor points d. L. e W. H. H. received at pier 10
For NewIlavcn and points East at Pier IL "
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mues for
Ten cents steamer Per L. f. r. foot Whltebai ~
CEN TRIAL sHIPYARD, Commuuipag, y NJ.-Dry Docks
Machine aud Boiler shops every thing aUporIainns 10 ina
construction ana repair Of vcs-elA ~ Wv
TIlE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON
u ALI. Rail from Grand Central Denot "
hte express trans daily except Sunday TO Boston At
sVo d. ~. y M (parOf cars attached. lOp with
lnlaco sleeping ~
sunday 10 p M, with palace sleeping CARA.
Limited tickets TO Boston TALL rail-, -.
llCktts aud seats
lh Avenue and Windsor Hotel ticket Ooes at uranl
ernIFSi Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT (
BUREAU oF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING, ... l
WASHINGTON, d. G., March 3, l95al
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Navy suppes
viii received az this Bureau until O'Clock, m, MACH
% opened immediately thereafter IN hS presence
OF bidders the supply OF the following articles viz;
500 barrels Pork, Is IN half barrels
1000 yards Barnsey Shcetng
5000 yards Blue Cloth
1000 pairs WOOlen Socks.
500 Mattresses two covers each.
1000 Blankets
10000 pounds Candles . s., A., ,s,.,a
The articles TO al the Navy Yard Mare isA&aa go
cal ON or before the OF September next 10 CONFORM ~
Navy Inspection
pa withheld
of each delivery until completion OF the contract -
Rdders are efeT tho Inspector OF PIoyislons 80
Iothins NJ tbe Navy Brooklyn, y. Y, for speinr
"n forms of oe and all Information relative 10 the siu0'
Droposals must be made The proper blank forms s1a
6sd ut as Indicated By the BLANK and the prices a.
the proposals. should DC tOr lho unit Oh uo "'V'' W.
per barrel, per pound. no. $1,000 -,... 49, nronasA
the right 10 reeco any pi"Ro'
no con siaered adv antageous 10 the Government ,,
NOV 0"h''" JOHN n. pENSON Chief Clerk
Acting Chief Of Buresu.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK, SATURDAY.. MnrcA T. lSSZ'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
yFw.YonK CITY.

ri,.e. % = e T,ST % rsT'r1f sr :rotE"r E $3.50
boulevard, xl6sve'' lockwood 'nd VIE 70 4.oo5
El,ahethst : 900 T. - ""'t'r' 2oN'' '''' 5000
god FGweI o. y" q, iI.t"vo o-1aso simpson
2dSye " u, CO.. ~ so & n't 2'Floo' E'''"0F 1c5oc
Jan"s ~ W olc n ~ New In'mos Nh Se,c fho"
nereat LOO - ~ no'9yia,s'' "'S'' 9''' 5000
Sans oc ave SS S,T , G litayc 'GIy-9 jos 10000
l'Ivc t,y " ."9 = n .. t-lN,'' P'l'i' l65OO
Bowcrv lot w. no''Hcc" crtotG "'7''" p crOoo
SAM n-Gncrty' Richard oponn'n emo 2sloO
am ~ s q ofn r, = ., e, avo -qvro- - "7dst.
sy"s oyo9o e @ Gc;yrc yS 9Gln'r' and another $4,000
oOysoe; WIN ' soytor to " n'rcice ..;
Leyiu~to1 avr = sos Il a ~ 59'"st 2'N'f same'
iots 20 g ot ,rqd.olave 81 GIioo'; % ooo
Same %lg% nropeTT. ep Hdamson ona wife aul dua
e''E o. o. ,. u W2s@G'aV" d'n,1 ' $4,000
2,, ngssa% % osf' Sa ~ ritnove 771oa .: catherine
Reoua 70 " uorfley nnd GnothGr .,,o,,,o
same 'rr rrG1cr'1. Catherine Rcd1a LadonX 0nd
6''hs, :, ld5 ~ y y &c. o, r'V"' 900
8''H,' 3 ors1 er = noc- 10 Iobn sawarf 1880
varc;,s' 20 ioi 2I~ce Mary Miller and another
qo,e TO -o,t W'i'r " ~, -iovc loi0vai lovirov2o
o1esv5is; catherine Case 70 tho Mutual Iife to
7lstst loo % Id 9, tsav' 2'yl l"'' 5000
MuIherTyt 70 POS p ,tc,-orora r,1 ~ | 10000
4P',s' go q 3; ~" m ~ poolov 1900
12aG 90. go? 30 = RTetto OF I've ".on 1000
l2ls'S' q ., i', y yon 20" Tr1nt 100
llna,f & e. sT 80 cor ovsnnlr @, sH- A 10000
2d@ya wc.sr,cM w 5; ,%1 on Sh zNi wen - 70 10000
xcy 10 ( 3'f.:S '$i:$a,s :; van, ct al - o7s5
Pear t y" ILL., 2'T'o par'' ana "'' 10 amos 2s5oo
pvIiiGT,g" ana yfc G't 70 OF WItaTs 1900
'2'et st - ,dd '2 ~ g OF ''n''' N l419
2tEsf; d : ", or - ife w Gs 10 W Cranr - 10000
lol,tat, ws e. 2ol II " Of 3dove 37SSl; Del N'ol to
sang S,GTos gTor''Ni ""'''" "uU $4,000
0'Gi' nr;cr t ana ro 70 n Fnis and inohcr 100000
'''1TG ter ,nG i,T Eng'and rg 10 vclla9h | $4,000
INST %o g. e5yioo &c; clara Cooper ct al to sarah
araTiSrs S' interest a in his fathers estate Dod
worth To lda = crow ci 81 l... u, eico. ala,
2ai a T s 1G o @ d'aFg Of tave
mi, bcti II Mcncrncv to Madeline IIawes.
e'hnTf anG rifc If G%o po d Tho%p.cn 1o 1 ' aoO29
samS no y 1opefty % aFlG'' Alfred Thatcher Frances
si'Si s5d vif f. TS 7 n oTrtcGc ASfH @ $500
2i' 3 NE = 70 to' 9 y w Yuf,c and anothrr 3so5
s1 H. Murray and wifc to John II 6eane - Sc 900
4'h "a aV' al io nT roftic l. Dean 2sooO
llth.ave sw Of 3Gth-st, 2i9Nl00: Davis and oo
(1,eTrrst ne Eli nwof Pikc-st 6o2vf4s.2x
Pays TgTfs'ar S'"9 paws anu 25oOo
62dst : :, 225 II g of9thave, 25yl0o5i VIM Sex
2d.ayc W $ 954 It S of56thst 25xlOo; W Kennedy ,
To Lcamy 9lf3
same PROPERTY WIN Sexton 20 same ...-...-....--.
hhInGiyn nry etc s ts 10 bck l2o7
LeHP3i@pnT' II Famef es II - VI o'''s' 23Cs
Fihe'5 e, al ~ y" I1en1y a y, Post 10000
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
auction 5aIes of Real estate.
4 DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

4 DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
TXECUToRs' SALE OF EXTRA.sIZED HOUSE and LOT
NO. 93 jTHAVE.
And Stable and Lot
No. 1913 WEST l7THST
ADRIAN 4. MULLER q son will sell At auction,
on TUESDAY MARCH T.
~ o'clock, the Exchange SalrsrOOm, III broadway
BY Executors of EDWIN W. SIOUGHTON,
Deceased.
extra sized story high stOOp, brown
stone and lot. No 90 5thaye east sider
near l7thst contains all modern improvements and
perfect orders with night Of the rear to 7thst
lot 80 feet front by llG feet deep.
l7TH.ST-The IrecstOry brick stable and lot, No 1913
17thst, north side near 6thavc stable covers en-
ire lot lot 25x92 feet. For particulars apply TO L. l.
DELAFIELD, Esq. Executor, No. 40 Exchange place. and
for permits apply 10 AuctioneeE
DEAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION.
IL GEORGE II. SCOTT AuctlOneer
Scott d Myers viii sell at auction.
At the Exchange ~aesTOOm, III Broadway,
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1882,
At ~ o'clock noon,
THE SIX BUILDING LOTS,
Three the north 52dst and three the south
side sd commencing 425 feet west 9thaye Suitable
for apartment houses convenient 10 elevated railroad station
Maps and particulars OF the auctoneers No Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after January %, 1882.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

| AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
| Ferries follows
hanis0gIg ptsourg the West and south with Pullman
York and Chicago Limited Of Pullman Palace Cars IN.
SSs coy St FG and
baltimore w9snglon and the sOnth Limited yashing
10 !,a M arrive Washington to ,d 9 hesplar az $50 NJ
Express for Baltimore except sunday, l p IN.
For Atlantic city, through car p M. except sunday.
Boats Of " brooklyn annex" connect with all hrous
trains Jersey city ahordnga speedy and direct ransf
Tor Brookyn IrIv travel From psbnrc 900 ,oo
IO4Op p daily From Washington and baltimore $50
SS 5 % % S @ SgS sS3 SS 1890 ana M 1o2 From % sunday ssS
$50 $50 $50 o4o iO6o m 2o $50 $780, $685.
S5o 6O S5O I6 % ao eS5 ioso M and di0ips5S iS5S p SGO NO.
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUN.
PHiA' TWO in NEw:Y6Rk. .'' - l.
DOUBLE 2r TRACK ,u TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ETPress Trains leave NewYork, cort
ia9us 9p osi9S's, V S Ia tnit ss follows ooo
and and Y night sundays. and 10 a m, s. g.
Express New York daily sunday a, Il 20
m anu I running through via Trenton and Camden.
Hetu99g @ 5 aai & sayS S 6 BTOed,t aS s station reaeP9
sunday ,4. 5oR{ 's 5nS 5so 7!S and
p IN. daily, except sunday.
Ticket 0hces $40 and 5il Broadway Astor uonse and
foot Of DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Cours and BrooE
yn station, foot OF FutOnst, BROOKLYN Nos III
fG. ana lis Iudsonst, HoDokcnj Station Jersey civ
Emigrant Ticket once. \ Battery place ~ N'''
The New York Transfer Com pany will for and eue,k
hotels >~
FRANK THOMSON, j. II. WOOn
General Manager General Pa,,'r Aycnt
SToNSIIXSGSTIG0GYSy TONI dINE N,E,I FOR BOSTON.
- pCOHNbC ilNH WITH ALL POINTS EAST
FARE s3 TO Boston Tor hrstclass limited ckets good only
specified ON their face. ~ ''' e''
slsa%sSIs slsa%asSIs sr0NINGToN and NARRAGANsETr leave
leave dally Except sundaysl ~ IN, from Pier 3a N.
Tickets for sale at ali principal ticket Offices
secured at offices Of Westcott Express Co.
3o7 broadway AstOr House, and
Avenue Hotel ticket offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
Steamers leave Pier 30 foot OF Warrenst ~ r. M n IN
daily except sundays for Boston via Providence direct
Freight Via either llno taken at lowest rates,
u. s. BAbCOCK, President L. w. FILktNS. u r. Agt
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
Eosi ano founG.

OST.-A GENTLEMAN'S LOCkEm , !. .y.,, Vayis soai.s
/ A sIdes set In gold liberal reward wiz 10 s''''
Trcavsry A. r. MILLER, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
1tllnlnJ.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1,2S5 Broadway, corner Thirty.
rstst, 30s West Twenty y-thrd-st corner Eighh-ave,
No 92 East Fomteenhst corner U1lons}qare 700 Third
Nos. l0Ol aud 23OQ Thiriavc corner one-hunIred and
twenty. fifth up D. m, yuar office rates.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
@ iln properin Uanleo.

WANTED.-By LIST of Nav, n house i'm n
w good location, furnished unfurnsei by a lady tax
ing few select bOardcTs the have Apartment win
board IN part payment OF rent Address A. w., f. o. ox
I,lO6, NewYOrk T. o.
WANTED. Several stores and lofts I'm this
W vicinity, for immediate occupancy "
HULAND D. WHITING, l2l Nassau.st
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
Gearber5.

Y
DVERIISLMENIS FOR The NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIL L
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S Broadway, corner Thirty
hrst-st sos West Twenty yhirdst, Eighth.ave..
No % East Fourteenth-si corner Cnons9gsT go Third
ave, FOrtysevenh-st.; at the HARLEM OFFlCES
Nos O0l and 800 Thirdave One e-hundred and
twenty fifth. ST. up p. at regular ohce rates
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCY supplies Colleges, schools lad Families win
thOTOn ghy competent Professors Prn1DNI ant ei3l3rA
Families going abroad % the cp1ntry pro ty slS Yi
superior Tutors Ovsrlss.e Call Or altre33 Miss VI.
YOUNG Amercan4ul FOrei gu Teachers Agency 23 Union
Square.
DRIVATE TUTOR residing at YOnkers, n. Y o,
vacancies for three young gentlemen 70 board in HE
house Parents guardians of past and present pupils,
American spanish and others, will testify the comfort
and proficiency Of those placed under his charge French
spcciaty highest references given and required. Ad-
dress w w. Box y, p. o.. YODkers, N. "
rVEACHERS, TUTORS and GOYERNESSES
4 furnished 20 Prnopls m "a niles
PTNCKNEY's AGENCY. Domestic Bdillins, BroliYH
and l4th.3L
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

EOR SALE-Portchcster on the New-Haver
Ralroad a mile depot, 2-stOry DIV ling and one acre
high ground price $4,000. L. J. CARPENTER, % Eas
23d.si. Y. VI. G. a. Building
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
NOR SALE.-A fertile farm Of forty

EOR SALE-At 4 great sacrifice IN Elizabeth
v J frame house with with lot j0ylj2 feet on
aycd and with water and gas House ont OF re-
pair readily pui IN order or two or rcc houses NAV 10
hu!lt place. the location would be suitable Tor
large manuiactOy. Inquire OF b. OGDEN SONS, Broad
Al IlLlhtfh.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENr, AND TIL HE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFEIY
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
Goun.rp lJropcrtp for Sale ana 20 Get.

A FIRST CLASS hOarding-hOuse, finely To-
~ clted springs and large hottest accoinolhI.4
seycnty.hvc guests. Address T.. D. Box DOL saratoga
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE EOLD.ESTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND Q ON SUN.
DAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL,
PHIA, TWO IN NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

ATORANGE, Y. j. neighborhood speciality
tA-Propcrtytor al a ro1 il vttels' sr'N NOT5Hn%
FDNV 4 pDp.' ( 4 IlsTD 7. u p '. =.