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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-10
WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY TO- 1882 SHEET
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sale Eight New Pres, Srsi Houses. Win bay win.
following .nS 500
,ons S N nG S q
ties Locking for fstcsss investment and homes would
HANDY. si4 street northwest. msss
EoR sALE--EIGnT-RoO HOUSE, CARRIAGE
Il House and Stable; business part Of city; Sc 00o or
ftSffS stan S o asss IN n's years. 1saF
EOR sALE-,ls22 AND 1924 BOUNDARY NV. 6
q storm Ss s,sn
and New York avenue. ms-St'
EoR SALE OR RENT-NEw TEN ROOM HOUSE.
house Apply to owner. sas stS street northeast
FoR sALE-Tw0 HANDSOME THREE STORY
I Houses FINISHED in hard wood: 10 rooms all
door for 70
s enSefs ss 600 each on easy terms Also
fnshl modern style rooms modern sonSeniencss;
pr Ala S AND
m9dern imGrovements; located near the Government
$50 per month. W. Z. BURFoRD. Ills + street
northwest. mo
L 1892 Massachusetts avenue brick base
ment Kitchen ironing room, coal cellar. provision Gel
balance on mortgage. m4-6t'
LNOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LARGE LOT IN THE
IL northwestern part of the city; desirable location,
on premises sai street Northwest '''es' ' i&e'
TfOR SALE-HOUSES 11I3 9TH STREET, 6l2 NJ
II street. COS street and 124l and 1.43 9th street
northwest; all in good neighborhoods, and fine invest
ments Apply TO owner, ROBT. W. FENwICK, Lee
Droit Building Room o. opposite Patent Office AL m
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP.
Written proposals for the purchase OF the remaining
REAL ESTATEof the Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company. any portion thereof. will be received at
the office of the undersigned the Commissioner of said
Company, No. 15l1 Pennsylvania avenue, until further
notice.
Schedules Of said property may be obtained appn-
cation at said Office JOHN JAY KNOX,
apl1 Commissioner F. S. and 7. Company.
NOR SALE-HOUSE, NO. 1912 10TH STREET
IL northwest; brick; 3 rooms bath; water and gas lot
20x95. to alley. l.. NJ. SAUNDERS BRO, 1903 +
street northwest. m9-2m
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DARAsOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
500 New Parasols and Sun Umbrellas from 62<c, to
$3.50.
25 pieces Black Lace Bunting all WOOL 25c.. reduced
from 81 &c.
% pieces Atwood y Nuns Yelling, Csc.
50 pieces best style Ginghaxls, 12Ec.
case Standard Prints &c.
1 case Spring Style, fast colors Sc.
80 pieces Summer Silks so, 60, $50.
full line of Linen and Wooden Lap Robes.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
milo 713 Market Space.
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700 COME AND SEE THEM, 200
Cur Charcoal Packed
SIMPSON REFRIGERATORS.
They strictly class and every one guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction.
PORCELAIN-LINED WATER COOLERS,
CREAM FREEZERS, SODA TUMBLERS, &C.. &C.
Large Assortment of
HANDSOMELY DECORATED TOILET SETS,
AT LOW PRICES.
WILMARTH & EDMONSTON.
milo 709 MARKET SPACE
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CEILING OUT TO LEAVE YOU.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


nor RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE AT
Il 63l street northwest, corner It'll, LIST floor
broker. m9-6ts
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE ON
IL second floor front 1920 New York avenue; $25 per
month. Apply to JAS. G. SPRIGG, 1420 n. Y. ave.
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. APP
Il ply to j. s. SWORMSTEDT, 92S street. m8-3t
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W. r. BURFORD.
m6-2w Ills street northwest

EoR sALE-7A COUNTRY HoME-TEN ACRES;
u four room house; HIGH dry and perfectly healthy:
fine view of city; 500 down, balance monthly raw.
ments. Price 81. $50. RoBT A. PHILLIP LABS
new 1ork avenue m6-lm
ISOR RENT OR SALE-SUMMER RESIDENCE
y FURNISHED. In Wolfboro, on Lake Winnepissaukee:
mouse IA roons lovely situation grove, 81 pond
opposite 'front.' stocked with black fruit and Na-
BILE garden; stable and carriage house medicinal
near; For particulars address A. Nj. GOODWIN. Wolf;
Doro', N d., BOX llo rn6-4t
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FOR RENT ROOMS

| NOR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ON
second noor. suitable for light housekeeping; also
two Furnished Rooms; gas and Of bsth. Apply at
1856 9th street northwest. MIDST.
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lNOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE AT A GREAT BAR
y gain. ten miles from Washington. over the MARI
boro' pike splendid road-5O5 ACRES, near
Forestyille, Prince Georges county, Nd, 500 acres
under cultivation and 200 in timber, large to-
bacco barns, stable, corn house, poultry and spr
houses; tenant houses. all in good repair occupied
for this season by good tenants The purchaser will
have the advantage of the growing crops Terms lib
eral or viii exchange for city property schools rail-
roads and gris mills farm and Southern
Maryland railroad bui Iding within ~ miles of the place.
Apply to JOHN SHERMAN A. cd
m2-lm ST. Cloud Building,
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Has many valuable residences for sale AZ reasonable
prices ranging from 81 500 TO 81 OO0 located al the
West End" center Of the city and other desirable
points, Improved and unimproved lots for sale In all
parts OF the city. Prices advancing. Now the time
20 buy Money to loan on Real Estate. PRESCOTTS
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 14l6 81. NV. al-3m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INOR RENT-A I2-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, ALL
i modern improvements 487 F street southwest near
9th street. Apply to @. H. PARKER. Az AZ street
southwest, miO-aw
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IGOR RENT OR SALE-A COTTAGE OF SEVEN
rooms at College Station, Washington Branch OF II.
and o. railroad. Apply to ID. s. CAMPBELL. College
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Real estate Aeents.
@anaH7H
A CARD

A CARD.
Durpg nv experience in the real business this
city covering period Of sixteen it has seldom been my
be able offer 10 those desiring beautiful houses IN
an neghborhOod many attractions and advan
tage locality diversity style and finish may be
found dwellings, 76thst adjacent to 9Th
nve recently built by William Noble and designed by the
well known architect J. g. Prague. These houses combine
M the appliances and improvements that science and
fashion now consider essential TO frst-cass resi-
depce The location is unsurpassed, oeng on the
high ground of LenOx Hin, and directly op-
posite the contemplated residence OF MT sidney
Dillon The vary width from 10 TO % feet and the
depth 80 feet and each housed entirely different
from the other interior arrangements and decorations
The greatest used in the masonry the massive walls
being built entirely by days work The plumbing under the
Yersonal supervision of Caaghan masterpiece
Of work. advantage having been taken OF every
ont which light Of experience and science has thrown
.pon this important subject Every department Of the con-
etructon has been under the control OF nTms whose
names are q guarantee Of perfect workmanship and
material elegant brOwnstOne fronts by Thomas Osborne
The rich and beautiful TRIM consisting OF rosewood
mahogany oak and ebony, by B. H. Merriam Co The pine
trim on upper floors by william Han Sons The elegant
plate glass beyeed mirrors by f. A Boyd The carved
mantes by T. B. stewart Co. The stairways by G. Ward
The imported decorated thing each tile work OF art in H.
self By = L. Msrchant Co. The parquette flooring by
Koch The hardware ia nshed by Butler Constant was
order by p q F. Corbn The CRATES by d :. con
over Co Furnaces by Kirkland Ranges by j. l.
Mott CO.. &C. &C.
Knowing how difficult II is FOR many persons 70 properly
dudge " the effects Of wall decorations furniture carpets
&c in new house has had one OF these DIV engs
completely elegantly furnished decorated ana escOtu
by > Hess & Co.. producing effect surpassed by but
few houses in NewYor This house VIII be sold either
with or without furniture Those who are acquainted
with the who have made the houses Of our
wealthy reputation the world over for eeegance
and beauty that the above named firms stand at
the respective lines of business and It vi" leave
nothing required personal inspection OF the premises
which are open be at any time dur
fng day Full particulars TO prices terms &C. also
diagrams different buildings he had on application
10 either Of my Offices, 6Gl 5Llave. or 81 Cedarst
V II. STEVENSON, JR
I Romaine Brown, 1,2s0 Broadway. Entire
81 estate speciality. Rents cOectec
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5tcGmboit5 an1 RAILROADS..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
- stat on in NewYo-- foot Of Lberty-st station in
Brooklyn, foot Of Fultoq},.t; Jewels Wharf
t@oa n-FoT Flemngt9n High Bridge Br1nch. Easton
s:ij a. m-For Fenin .ion. High Bridge Branch Easton
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Williams.
m.--For bennington, Easron Allentown. Reading Har
3.45 p. aston. Mauch Chunk. T4maqua Dnfton
1000 HlGEoT Hi9h Bridge Branch. Ea,ton, &c
4:30 .. m.-For ~omervle Pennington &C.
$50 p m.For Taston Allentown. Reading Harrisburg
Mauch hunk Wlke,nayre &c ,oD r., for eouna proos
a9d Rey TTat at $50 5 Easloa
For '! %eTsr a3a at 5l5ei5 7I5 7a s15 ,s'}
$50 & $3.50 t. APO . 5:l5 53O: 5:I5. t. 6I5. 6:JU
For I ra a. 10 S local uons see Time Tables At stations
y \. and LQNG BRANCh DIVISION
~ Lsqy } az ii 10 V m II M c3 55 = No. III
FOR FREEHOLD a. s:l5 a H.; y n l. D t. p M For
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
- Via BranShPort-F9r sandy HOo% so e, M P NJ Fog
anf 5eabr 2 i H. r M 3d. C D H8n0u'n Beach
Via Red Blnk-ol5 10 for lakewood Toms K.ver
RTer AfGAAsNTIG cry ana al Bay p
Ii. tor LAX ewood Toms R,yer BarnegaL g
NkW-lORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ ForT.sEST6 = and Ri' PHHHLihDELGfPHIA.
Leave New ork from station Z. r. R.otNL
Gr & T. s so n p n On s an at 5o
$50 y p N. For THIRD ana BerEsts. 7i5 IlIj AM
70 For i trenton i5a aa n.y. 3 So a3o $780, II
Return t trains 1 sase Phi1ep i T. Tor Ssw.YOr1
From stations PllA and Reading r. Ninth ana Green.
sts. at 800 $50 $50 ii llJ 3:ij 5:iO $40 u
From Third ana BerE ,ts al SIS $50 9:l5 m l. OBS
ESQ. ll:3O sunday - A III. 4:aO p,
ItentOn-l25 b:2O sos 9:Oi 1905, 1854 No. l:3S
4:2j 6:2A rs p. m. sunday les 9l9 a IN. GA p
PULLMAN PARLOK CARS are attached 10 day trains,
York and PhiladelDhIa
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city 49, mao ~. 49,.
Tickets sale at foot Of Lbertys, Nos Z@b z6 4Ol
pa gJ7 1923 Broadway and at the princia hOelA NOS
and COurt-st and Annex ONCE Jewels mari brooklyn
y y Transfer Company DOdds Express WIN eau OI ANA
check nom hotel U residence OdestllatOu
JOSEPH :. HARRIS H. I. bALDNlN,
General Manager ten fa's. agent
L'OR BOSTON.-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman sleepers va y J. n H. and II X r. leaves
Grand Contra depot IL 30 week ddvs and 1880 pm.
sundays Get tickets New YORK and New England Rail
road q. anu CeEtra4 Depot ana principal hO,eis
HARTFORD. MiddletOwn, Springfield and
L Il North by WHITES L. NE steamers, from PIER
EAST RIVER, at =. co meeting az SaybrOoA with
Connecticut Valley Railroad for all points Connecticut
RIVER North FREIGHT AT LOWEST RATES RE
CEINED DAILY.
70 Roston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Fare reduced. Limited ucAc''' NO'- W " "V'N~S'S -
CITY or WORCESTER
Without exception most ea oo.e on the sounl and
40 Kiyur loot OF Wattsst next pier
Jerry, day except sunday AZ i0O pm
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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STANDING
STANDING
STANDING
TO WITNESS SARDOU'S
TO WITNESS SARDOUS
TO WITNESS SARDOU'S

The Herald says Odete will be Of living vital interest
to men and long humanity posses.o OF us
natural Instincts"
The World 1.-THE OF Odette IL beyond Ques
on The situations dramatically powerful soulstrrng
tear compelling"
The Home Journal The stage picture. lovely"
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Corartncrshin Notices.

SO Ut E'EE III = y -
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under The firm name OF = b. AIT
has this day been dissolved by mutual c1nshI
T0In / Altl,ause retiring ]. j. ALTHAUSE
~ :. B.ALfHAUSE
J.. p. LEONARD.
The viii continue the business under the
firm name AT No +, Grcene-sL :. b. ALIHAUSE
J.. Z. LEONARD,
New.York February. 1882 W.GALIHALsE
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Gin Real Gsiale for Sale.
Aurtion Sales of Real estate.

DICHARD V. HARNETT, AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL. at AUCTION, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %
nj 70 Oclock at EXCHANGE SALES ROOM Ill BrOadW
by order Of heirs OF Lewis Beach, deceased.
Fowery 2jl 2j3 and 255 Stanton splendid plot con
RAINING about lots having frontage o45 feet on
BOwery 233 feet deep with several brick and frame
dwellings thereon, and night OF 10 SttntOns This
property HIS been in the family 80 years.
MAPS AT AUCTIONEEKS OFFICE,
III Broadway, basement
DTCHARD V. HARNETT, AuctiOneer, will
III seI AZ auction TIL L rs DAY February %.
SUPREME COUkT-PARTITiONS SALE
finder the direction OF c. Blanke Esq, Referee
20 CHOI r LOTS.
9TH AVENUE. 6STH AND 9th STREETS, EAST
EIDEZO valuable elegantly located lots Dimensions l25 10
by 800 feet on 6sth street and 1876 on 18th
street .....
Maps az auctOneers Office, Ill Broadway basementi
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana !, after u ~ : January Il1 y; ioo2'

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave DesbrOsses and COrtand Street
Ferries follows
arr.burg Pftsburg the and south. with Pullman
Palace 4 Al attac ed. a and p daily. New
S0rk ana [ icagO Limited VI Pullman Palace Cars a
daily.
WihamspOr LOCK Haven. a. m. p m; Cory aud Erie
connecting AZ Cory Tor I1tu5Vle Petroleum Cen
n. nj the oil Reg
Baltimore Washing and the SOUTH Limited washing
ton = xurr-7 of Pullman ParlOr daily, except sunday
lOa 10; arrive Washington p III. Regular a. 500 M,
$40 T. aud H. ant II night SUNDAY anu p u- and
II might.
FxpT,.ss Tor Baltimore. except SUNDAY, m
E.,r Atlautic civ "a Ough except sunday.
4, as of brooklyn Annex connect win an throngh
trains Jersey city, anOinng speedy AAu Iett 4hsel
BrOO Ign travel - =. mn -, 81
Ian a-AiugtOn and Baltimore g. 80,
1T5oa m so $50 $50. and 1890 p M SUNDAY, $50
G.51 m F{5 aud 1890 p. Prom Phadclp hla, 3:ji,
80 900 GjO $50 $40 1872 Il:iu a. m LOO = 800 800,
CJ0 =,n 500 $50 lO4O. aud 1890 D. III SUNDAY, $50,
go 30 G.5O 40 a. M, $40, 93j Ot0. and 1000
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Oh TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 on Sun
~ nay THREE STATIONS ~ PHILADEL
PHIA, TWO ~ NEWNOEh-
DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPRCXED, EQUIP
n f-s,T- AND THE FASTEST LIME con ISL
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave NcWNork via Desbrosses and Cor
laudf streets Ferries. ~ follows; 90 40 . %
..-t mlictl "a A. H y ';-u .,tO' = = ~ - :
and q a m and II night sundays and 10 a. 5, o. I
aud y %. ana j. lnrht t,- nj. IN
Fypr.s rains sew Ofk daily EXCEPT -unliya 20
n ,nt A. m running through rem pa ald camden.
Trimming t.aiu- e.ve Eruaf-t station. philadelphia
l.- D, g 90 g. 80. u:JH 1:JI s2u, -t ana a. M JAM
itet xrrr-- u. l. s. J. ., % %. 3D. 900 ana p m
on sunday l2ul. OJ ..2n .. .. ri a. M % t' % una
~, r, Leave Philadelphia Sia Camden. a. Ia. and 4jO
d. I'd daily except sunday , -, H.. .-
81 ~ n,-r-... and d. tamil g.. COurt--, and Brook
i'm ,uu.a station foot OF Futon-, Lruokyu No7. Ia
ia and Us HuI~nu--t L00okrni station. jersey city;
lsuirfsu. Ticket Dl4rr. Eat. ~ place.
The Ncw-Y0rK TT usfer Conn VIII can LOT ana ebecA
Da--ai'st ~ ,tf-o% ] r. WOOD.
i4'-A-'H d, MN a 4lasrr General Pa-s.r 4 gent
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lirincn1 Nolitcs.

OFFICE OF rHR CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY !
No III BROADWAY. NEw-I YORK, Feb. :. 1857. 5
4 DIVIDEND of i've per cent has thlS Gay
N been payable and after Monday the 18Th
inst. Transfer BOOKS closed until that cate; ..--.,
y J. BLA UNELT,
larry
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I Romaine Brown, 1,2S0 Broadway. Enure
- real estate specially Rents cOecteGc
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4 RI0N SOCIETY.
"A GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
Tuesday Evening. February u,
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Ticket admitting gentleman and lady So extra ladies'
ticket 81 can be obtained Of Cons schmidt, 80 Broadst
Ogden q kat1enmayer. - Llberty-t e. VI. NOn Bauer
93 Greene-st; Palm Fecheler. West l4thst Wilhelm
Graet l,l4l-43 broadway F. spangenberg 69S uthaye
MiChaes d Lt1dema Nan and BrOldsts.; F j.
denberg % Fulton-st. Aston Geo Hant
795 Broadway; NeLzel FTambach. Z ion square, Hanft
Bros, pa 5thaye George EhIet 92dst and dave 9
Ende, WashingtOn-t. Hob ken, y. j.; Charles
Gebe 200 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. Boxes ogden katzen
mayors. IS Llberty-st.
DlJOU OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 30thst.
~ JNO. a. MCCAC Proprietor and Manager.
Last Week Of the Comic Opera.
EAFRIQCE.
W. 4. McCreery.
Friday Evening Benefit OF MISS LIZZIE KELLER.
Tuesday Evening. February q, Production Oh
the Great European Comic Opera success
APAJUNE, THE WAThR SPRITE.
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GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

> OONNLOIING III ALI FlTNI1 EA-I-
FAEE 10 nstclss limited tcACts. good only
az -pe,l led their lace. .......r
g p. lN anu -sAlslsA'fAN 1Ell leave
.syed. except Sundlys a. TO p u rom Pier 3D. y. q
20 a., LAYS arriving boston At D
I.ri for sale qriuC pal icsat ou;'- -faterO1mi
secured al ucr- Wr.tcutts express O. t NO+ Isl an
LluAawat Aston HOUSE AIN ~ lctEopvsA1 @h1 lIsA
Avenue Hotel ticket ulCeA
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OREGON, c,rrnonvr, - n,rr ,,r,,,-v
APOLI,, and points in NEBRASKA UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA, MINNESOTA. and the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via tho
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EsTERN R'y.
II runs from five daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago. PULLMAN sLEEPERs are rnn on all of it,
through night trains For of fare and other in
formation apply by letter person coupon ticket
agent OF l. F. BOOTH.
General Eastern Agent, No AS Broadway, New York
CHARMS
- CTTY. RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once. Pier II y. r.. foot Cortlanit.st.
Consignmens egh forwarded directed any part
Of the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery all kinds Of freight and
chandise any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTEKAGA
Freight OF every description promptly shered to point
in the harbora at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, AND BALGEs ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHAKrEA
Steamers John H. starn and Corning for NEW.
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ncw-Y0rS and
New.haven. Care ana dspa.eI guaranteed
Freight for points on D. W Il. r. received az Pier J.
For New.hayen and points East Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Oeuts from Pier L. H. foot Wnitelal-sJ
CENTRAL sHIPYAID. COmmulpaw. N-J.-DrY Docks
Machine shops everything aDDertanlag 10 tle
construction ans rppair sessala
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Hcal Cstatc TO Gxrban9e.

ITO EXCHANGE for Railroad Stock, real
L estate on the side paving 10 per cent Address
OWNER, jl2 Pine-st, Room H.
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forses and Carriages.

BEAUTIFUL FULL BROTHERS, bay geld
ID perfectly mated six and seven guaranteed sound
fifteen. tIIcc excellent action hAo tails,
superors for and road IN New England Also.
speed hand grl4ng. having great integrity SIX aud
fduue,s. Addr, - A. q. EoE 81. 81. BaTlng.oA, Ms-
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IHDAIDL-riE I'll \ T. lNf 4lti-tt 'htl
steamers Pier - loot OF Ndlrrn-l y T., ~ y
dan excerpt sundays 4sJsOl yli flDElirIce Ilrutl.
Ia VIi rl.l-r iluH tlkrh a. ld" ISL IAttt
a. h. "a 20 .JCr.. FiesluepL l. W riLAiN- IT, Z. AK.
rIruF POPLAR SHORE LINE To BOSTON.
i ALL RAIL f-.u4 Grand Central Depot .
Inrre eX req, tfus daily except iy To BOSTON Al
s.i A. n 10 "a ,pAror attached, and 10 y H. N"itl
PALACE stepping cara ..,t..-..-.,
m. Lei ucs-ts 10 Boston all riil 70
1I~..l rnr ,rdt1 gtu Doc uJtInclA htippotlut
Fh Avruu1 ald MIGsOr ii0ei teAot ooes au al 1fahd
central DrSOs
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Amusements.

DALY'S THEATRE. Every evening at s:l5
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Sales bn Auctiou.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN c.
" LY~T Aucioneer, viii SELL mon DAY, ebrIaiy d.
80 At 10 a. H. 50 est oOthst city
the furniture aAd HtIrr Lager beer saloon rs4u
rant, order OF the mOrtgngcc.
AanELL 7. tIICn. ATTORNEY ior AluIIsagee.
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Gonntrp Dropertn rDante0.

Vy7ANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acres fol
w cash Parker, Post Office Box 1928, New FORK.
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XVANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 5000 acres for
W cash. Parker, Post Office Box 1925 New-fork.
ncaI gsiaie TO G.rban9e.
TO EXCHANGE for Railroad Stock, real
Il the west side PAVING 10 per cent Address
OWNER, ji2 Pine-st Room II.
Dipi0cno Nolres.
30 III BROADWAY. NEw-YoRk, Feb. :. 1852.
4 DIVIDEND of i've per cent mas tbs Gay
lust i'-H'''' OO'A' ''''S' 0-'- '' D J. BLAUvELT
secretary.
OFFICE OF THF ST PlrI, MNSEAroLIs ASDj
s. w MliisTl Nm iAa Y6aS So Jan 49, 1852
4 SEMI-ANNuAL DIVIDEND, OF IHREE
upon ne eq2 stock Of this GomPang ayae on t ana s
panys agents Aessrs. J. 5. KENNEDY CO. No G3 VII
iIansief BOOKS will be closed at O'Clock p M sATUR
at 10 M and reSPf on srEPES Pfesden
OFFICE OF rHE DEApwooD.TERRA MINING CoNrANr}
N0 i5A s, DIVIDEND Ge5 ue OF .d Il
deca payable at the office Of the tran
Transfer books close the 18th H B. PARSONS secy
oFcE OF TIE EyESe STAB XHSo &C., c0HFAS gs
DIVIDENDS Nos. 30 and 3l.-The Board
~ OF Trustees Of tins Company has declared DINIDETD
fDESD no 81 Of The SAME AMoJ NT. max total OF
TES PER EEN M @o tSg asy e ,lg U BOOKS S Mi
be closed ON the ! I'm inst Jened the 10th
HENRY *. MCHARG, treasurer.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO..
CHICAGO, Fen. l, 1882
NOTICE.-A cash dividend of four per cent
~ on the Preferred Of this Company has
been payab the hrs day Of March next a. the
agents, Messrs Jeslp. faOn <
No - william New-lOrK The transfer books will Dc
closed u IL th inst. and reOpened March next
c. Ill. FOSTER, Treasurer.
HORN SILVER Mining COMPANY
OFFICE "A WALSH,
NEW YORK, Jan. IA, 1922
THE Board of Directors have this day de-
clared DIVIDFN Of 5000 900 being three per cent
stockholders the
18TH February nex at the Otice OF the company.
books De closed February ftOpened
February IL.
INHE ,Jocuistita Mine of Mexico have this
Il month declared dividend no. s. Of $1,000 being
- 81 per share surplus after paying The above is about
100000 limited amount OF stock. which carries the above
dividend for SAFE by W. BhENTJN YELLING, % B'Way.
NEw.YoRK, Feb o 1882.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
i ING COMPANY to-day declared usual monthly div
ide ID OF SEVENTY-FIN CENT PER SHARE. payable
49, 1Ss2 he Farmers Loan and Trust Company
No. 20 Exchange place New ok.
Transfer books closed for election purposes Will be
NJ. H. COOK, Vice. President
OFFICE OF TIE TOMBSTONE MILL AND MINING COMPANY,
432 WALNUT-sr, PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 80, lss2
ODD DlVIDEND-lhe Executive Commit
sD Directors OF this have this
declared regular monthly dividend Of @JUOOobeng
PAYABLE Feb ruary 10, at this Office Transfer
books close on the 9Th; reopen 10TH $500 .,r =, ,,.
GEORGE BIZ RNHAM, President
WI. CHENEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-12

ITO LET.-HouSe of eleven rooms; two IN
ues from station Railway; thirty trains L. Ne *
fOrty-dye rent 500; references required Apply
TO j. {. CODDINGTON, near station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-12
And 19TH-ST,
STEAMBOATS, aro Railroads..

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
Ne1YOrkto Bosom.
Newport AMI Pi4 RiV5r 81
Limited uaksC CJrrs llilg-ei1,t,l E, NJ Eastern
Points. - -
Ma nIhcent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave Newly ork daily Sundays aXceuted
At 4:3Op Pier ~ North ri YER foot Murray
oAhectlon y Annex Boat from Brooklyn At Jsrisy
Wy N Ickets and state - so trsl 40 III
Pier - and 81 ners. GRO /. co NOR
borden & LOWELL. Ag5l tienl. Pass AT.