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Goun.rn ?]roptr!p for Sale anS % fet

A FIRST-CLASS boirding-houSe, finely, To-
u Gated near SPRINGS ana large hottest accoionii,s
seycntynyc guests. Address ,. o. Box ooh Haii''e'
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GERMAN LINE.

L Hamhurg-Amcrican Packet Companys Line for
LYMOUTh CHEHBQUKG AMI HAMBO 20: q
2iGELL RI-....-.-- Mar 10
SILEI Mar. 81 IN 49,. .Ai az 20
Rates massage 10 Plymouth London, ChcrbOnre lam
burg and all points in the south OF England FIRST CABIN Tor
sailing before April l. so & $50 accOrdngt0 oca
ton Cabin ~6. Stcerase. 1870 Round trip at re-
duccd Storage from HAMBURG; IIayrc and south
ampton. S27. . ,.,,, ~, , l.o
'KUNuARDT & CO., G. Il. RICHARD co,
General Agents, General Passenger AGENTS
No IL Iiroad..t., y. Y. No. Ol Broadway, y. \.
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK Thursday, Feb. %. 1882.
The following sales were held at the tx
change salcsroom to-day:

The following sales were held at the tx
change sacsroOm to-day:
By Richard Y Harnc.. 80
S SH, Gti eST q NSs ge a@% 'o $50
SsSry ra sUF buildings nn with plot Of land scity
lots Nos 23i TO 2S3 Bowe'y = ' $4,000
2pncs buildings 'y With io1 No q WcGstcTst VS. ooo
l 4-sioTy brown stone house with lot, No $50 Lex.
inGtGn@ve' s. Aoi's"' 4O'n'S'' o' -VAoU 1850
Plot O., an hu on 9ha'e' ne COT Oh oo's $4,000
lot toms on otSaTq Sc cor Of G0s 255xioo
lots tssr IVES: i6Gst 100 toae'herin ., 600
lotS no Wss, 0o, hhvcr oV 'O' 1900
Slois n West %ro SSb cssc GH"S aoo''' '' 2l3OO
plot o. ana on a mSs1 S''n' a9"'us 2sl5O
o,.u.,e,,oB! BIZ Z@.'; We Mes ,a o,s Ave..
S4Te{ %s's OF % tS S N ois tSschS in Size 7
x7j9; George Manchester 47ol
RyE H. Ludtoac & CO..
/ 5sory building with lot, No ~ Hudson.st;
es 30 # Of ThOmas.st, plot 252x973; John 90 600
asi@rg Sr'c, house with lot 40 ~ West i8hst
rs l4of teoi 'thave lo' ZoAlo'''' ID Ni'n j. 200
BHA p M,dleg .s Son Of es
95sfs Of Hamilton-st, plot Of land 25.lixG9 ,A1co
si arl S1eG nonscs with lots. 40 p and 81 Gather.
ine,st ~ # Of TgSry-S' 'o'' 'o-''"'. G9OO
500 Il wOf catherinest plot l27A'"'f same 300
'.'Siy G oSTi Of crystes lot 2H25; Henry ~ ooo
ss,o T@l SpcR buildings i.sicy brick ard frame
1uqiGge VI SiG Nos 2'i dt snH qoechcr in le
, A. YgT5 N9h h o' So s.e as and $50 Water
5o " f ct ISWsI i S lois 5000
ns' l9$nw Of Gouverneur slip lot ni'2z69gi $3.50
lots Nos 2 and 3G G , Ry"55 55n ''oo' iop $500
9sioTy Ink Si oascs With viii lots Nos sG and $65
istoiy Sc 6adiae WIN lot 80 o! ba Io OF, ld5re
sas' 20 itsoi iANns'on'' io' --r' '.'. $1,000
Rg Rcroq,% S; r,y 3 az East
ll.lst $50 iteoi 2aa'e io' 'OA.,.', . $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Broomcs vol 49, Johanna Laucserto c W Laus' g,
ser . " @ # Of lt 255zlo0 Eliza Gus 90 oo
l2tns 5 3ni . {, OF AVe'o run 5000
and wife 70 go . ii@P Of aavc 251loall also
i0Iti, 80 # Of adaye 25HiOou korn to o. ono
7stlst 2G5 It e o, - "'2 iCro ''' GOoC
5o z9s ana HG 6 f. Of 70 7t1d
and wife to Dinkc.Pe and 3qSlheT f. .sfx
1i6II950; George simpson TO Van sin oooo
7t;s 70 &c. 2i'H'olo FRANK >i'a'" WIZ .",o' 1880
5s5 Efi N 1913 West i odmtr vifeto Johaano zoo
lllhst = o. ~ Wa II, 900
oay GAVIN sW eo 5S oi 9 Gxs Enn and wife
r,a AHSe E %o = sx55: Il Young Estec ooo
67thst s. lG nofy o. 10 S'ac c,c1io $50
SANE property rCoi'''o'h an! sOs75
52dS $, s. ~ " o. ion', lCG3j
sulol65t NO a. Juna "'i'' 70 . 5000
Sd9yS Sc cSg 0 - laTT Mamean 100
2Stlsi 80 CHI, iGg Last $500
franf ! S g = sn an, N nr Il .'o. $4,000
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Auttion Sales of Real estate.
NJ. SEAMAN, AUCTlONEER..

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
At Thursday March 1852 at II O'Clock noon az
Exchange SalcsTOOm No III broadway by order OF hry
H. Holly and Townsend Wandcll, executors OF Abraham
NoOrhis, deceased, 10 close the estate; IT.
5TH.ANF-NO4 49, FOuT-stOry H. = broWnstOne u"cilhg
STTAVE~N No I2I Three.story brick store and dwelling
and lot. ..
" EST 26THST.-No 239. FOur.story brick tenement
and lot, with building. -.
WEST 2STlI-ST-NO. 22i ThTecstOry bTick tenement
iOt, with building
WEST 85THIsT.-NOs. 80, 3l4, and Sl6 ourstOry
brick dwellings and lots
122Dsrsix lots, n. s., 1875 feet east of 9thave., near
MOrIinCSde Park.
SALE POSITIVE FOR CASH. For particulars apply 10
Townsend Wande AttO No go broadway or TO auc
No
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Ciin llroYerip nnantco.
BrooAlnn Droucrtn for Sale an> 90 Let

no LET-52O Carlton-avcy 3-story brown
rtnnc all improvements in good ORDER immediate pos
session Waterman on premises EULAND d WITHIN
III NaSsau-st.
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ME GOLDEN NORTHWEST

MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Fnigrans intending take farms during the approach
ing spring IN the GREAT SOUTHWEST should not lAi 10
inoi1n themselves OF the advantages offered hy the
~ NORTHEIN PACIFIC RAILROAD
f fine settlement Of .t cOlpluys lands nlong ~ hnea IN
MINNESOTA. DAKOTA aud MONTANA .
The Northern Pacific airudd runs through region winch
cannot DE CXcellcd In
uEALTHFU LNESs or CLIMATE
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
Nowhere else are 80 great inducements offered to
COLON SITS AND FAKMEE-,
Mocha MICS. IABOREItS AND MIN Frs, ..-
LUMBERMEN, BUSINESS MEN ANDIot LISTS.
ccssful occupation; there are READY MARhEIS, .GOOD
ET.STN FSS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CHANCES Tor
PAYING INNESTllENIS. ,,,.....r -,
The greater part Of Dakota and Montana 0hersa
NEW FIELD FOR SEIILENtNt 1.
The PROSPEROUS condition Of existing settlements along VI"
line of the Northern Pacific Railroad in Minnesota anu ast
Dakota is the best guarantee Oh iae permanently " ~
agricultural interests Of tae entire region M f,ost
The Northern Pacific Railroad has no" IN MARKER c nnoi
wheat and grazing lands which offered at 10" prices ana
easy terms OF llcht
In MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are 4OOoooo acres
awaiting settlement
In MoNT.NA there are 100000 acres ready for occu
TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no , EQu ~ ~,
For Information all pointsapPy al aSS INC
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE
TEIO LET.-IIouSc OF eleven roOms two mn
ut,s from station at Railway thirty trains to New OtA
forty five mnuies; rent $3.50; references required Apply
tOJ. G. CODDINGTON, near station
TINO LET or FOR SALE.-Partially furnished,
one of the best situations the Hudson, mile sOuth OF
Ynutcrs Depot house fifty feet square hrstcaSs ana zen
acres rent - 500 for the year summer quarterly OF
monthly advance, For further particulars Apply 10 oo'
Flfth-ave.
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MONARCH LINE.

MONARCH LINE.
w NETWORK AID LONDON
splendid fast steamers.
Leave dock adj dining Pivonia Ferry Jersey city -
AsSyran Monarch. Fen - Egyptian Mohiicl ID
Persian Monarch, March IL
Snperir ACCOMMODATIONS passengers Outward
and prepaid steertgn at lowest Rates.
Apply To The general aecats;. ,n . ,o,rtt,,, Goa,
Passag.-Ul iCc, 40. % Broadway
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANG'5
/ LINES FOR CNLIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
Japan. CHINA. EEN-IEALAND, Al ! kAlilh, ZEN
'rKAI ami SOUTH AMERICA, and MEN CO.
From New YORK.. Pier foot tahu.'i. y X
FOR "a. Francisco VIA lStimus OF Panama.
COON sails N.c'uc day, March ]. noon
Connecting for central and South America and Mexico
F:om SAN Francisco lst and BrJnnan-sts.
For Jalan and China
@ o. = BGt 10 sails Tuesday Mar. H. =. m
ForHONOLULU. NEW. ZEALAND ana Az 5IkALIA
ON OF .NE YORK sails saturday. Na'. H. = p III.
or on arrival Of London mails at san Francisco
freight passage AMI genera! inormai nh ipH AZ Non
ONCE the Pier loot taull-~t, North itNti.
''' If. j. 81 LIAG superintendent
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NAT 1T I + = IN I'm 10 -,.., -, >, err, ,,UD-
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEEPOOl"
NOTICE-The steamers Of this line take ts Lane iH,I
recommended Lieutenant MauIy u . ~" y" Oo'' VIZ
Td and hOMewaTd VOYAGES. ,. H. ~ 11.qo , d,
El;ITAN cant Perry aturday teo -. l;'O H. IN
EALVIC Cant I,ur.D!l. hlfsiS, -
GERMA .. capt. KENNEDY SATURDAY; nLt' II, S ~ ~
pEpI III IC Cam Twin" ThurSt1y, Mlc 10 - w
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh, fOOl Of "l'o'
lOrH-Sr. --.-., t..
These steamers uniform in size anu i an an
pointuents The saloons St1tcrOOn% NIiokln- anu
rooms ,r norrd onIslins where noise aud Lotion are
least felt aor0ng degree comfort hitherto uhatthDe
RATIS-saloon $50 sSOand 500; Return uckSt on n,
yorble terms Stecrage the Ola Country $oo Hoh
NewSork, f2S. 40. .,oo, non r,,,
These steamers carry neither cattle shepp nor PIGS
No"P''S X. j. CUKrlS, Agent
C. l.. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents Boston. ,
BARRlrr X CArrELL Agents, PhlauePhHh
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DED STAR LINE.
IA Initcl states and Royal B@l"1n Mail steamers
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
The splrndd nrst-cias5. iull-pOTercd steamers
SUIT, "ri'NTU SATURDAY, Fen I'd, g am.
~, x saturday. NarCh !. 2. n.
5ao,.e st1e-rooris smoking and bathroo anitship'
Second "a accommodation uucXcc!!cd,
State. OOms all on main deck.
No horses, cattle. sheen PIGS cariieL
First cabin, $50 and so IN,
second cabin. $50: prepaid, SO excursion; go
SieerIge so prepaid. excursion, SO 30. =,
PETER RICH SONS, GEM Agts % bIoai"hy = 4.
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lIOh LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

EUlON LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving PET b, n. r., foot Of kng-st
WISCONSIN tuesday, FEB % Z3U D.
NEVADA -. ....... TUESDAY, March !, 1890 p
ALNSk A... ,..... ... Tuesday March u, $3.50 a.
ABYSST y "A Tuesday. March % / p. M
A ION I ne day, April A. p
ts1hcsc steamers built ~ on III wItertg compaT
mcnt aud furnished with requisite to maze the
across the Atlantic Dpt1 ,l and agreeable having
bathroom smokngro1m drl Sug-rOOm. piano and library
also eNpcreuce surgeon stewares AMI caterer each
steamer AL upper deck, thus nSuring
those greatest u all uXurcs at sea- perfect Nehaton ana
light. 40 100
CABIN PASSAGE according to stacro0n) $50 $50 and
slUO INTERNEpINTI, go. SrEERAG T. at low rates
OFFiCI. No. 20 BROADWAY,
WILLIAMS q GUION.
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5teambodts an0 Railroads.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
Hs FALL RIVER LINE
New.YOrk TO Boston, SO.
Newport and Fall River 80.
Limited tickets Corresponding reduction TO all Eastern
Points
Magnificent Steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave New York daily Sundays excepted
At from Pier % North River, foot Of Murrayst.
Connection by Annex Boat from Brooklyn at 43O Jer
Sey CITY Tickets and satorOOms may be secured at
all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the Office on
Pier % and IN steamers GEO. l.. COMMON
BORDEN x LOWELL. Gent
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DOYAL MALT THE NETHERLANDS.
IL steamers leave Pier d. n r., foot Of West 2iinsL
I, - a. III N"r,h . PSI FDAN....... March X PM.
T. ~ ~, "a '1l Cabin $50 S.ecrage, 80.
Stcclage from f;ottcndam prepaid So
U.CAXAUN, General Agent. - south " ~ ! INST
PUNCH EDNE& co, . !" W. NOithi'' ....
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VpERTAL GERMAN MAIL,

FMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
\ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORK,
FIEE sat Fcb 25 NiAIN $500. sat Mar. II.
NICNA sat. Mlr ) o r' SAT- Ht -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 sou TlIAAP-
TON, IIANRE or BREMEN ~
FIRST CABIN .SlOO-SI SECOND CABIN SOO
STEER AGE, $50. "a
Return tickets At re ucnd rates Prepaid scem@e ccrf
cafes, sail from P.ec between second and
'''"''' ''''''" OELRICHs & CO.. Bowling. Green.
ENMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS.
4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTTCE-The steamers OF this Line take Lieutenant
Maury'~ Lane route at all of The year.
CITY OF BERLIN. DAY, March j. m.
CITY OF PARIS .......... THU HSDAI, Mar = ; n. M
CirY 0F EiW.YORK Til J'HS DAY. Mar %. s a. m
CITY or '!i 1870 ''i ''- ,,tI ''' = r. H.
From PIER 26 now uumbcr) North River. ,
CABIN. 800 $50 and $lJl Return tickets on favorable
terms.
saloons -tater0onS. smoking and bathrooms amd'hp3
These steamer, do carry cattle, sheep or pigs
JOHN G.. DALE, Agent 81 ANA 'j broadway, ;; 4.
Philadelphia Office, 40. 100 south 4tl-5t.
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springs
4 GOOD INVESTMENT .-.-....,....
- 10000 40 coal and iron Lands IN traces rom
100 to 400 acr N Penny a4 dT f or 9a Tor cash
TH6 l. F0WEhi > Cortilldt-st room 40 hfth door.
ATORANGE, y. J. neiehborhood specialty)
nv TPT9Pe5i' t2r "A "a 'fl l $500 - 4'''
A r TENNFLY. Northern Railroad of New
Y Jersey 10 minutes ont; houses 70 let 50 5000 so
$50 500 with modern improvements, FlOu, 500 E'ul
m mont 80 565 jA ~ q.Ii fh iODO per year O. .A
COUNTRY place; twenty55four acres ,;.,r and nd
Inc , SSTs E T53 o i & iG $e tts ar '
HARM and STOCK Rancho FOR SALE
Size home we @r19%g& d. rTrr '' y6 E RaIf M E
Irazo, County, Texas.
EINE FARM, llG acres, for safe at Green
4 lawn. IuntiSoa County. l. l. Address W.T. FL X
voR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE;
ten acres. ty minuc, on ",; i"H I Uu
buildings; nue. shade peny OF tlt; boating anu uSits
convenient 20 The depot Apply to p"ff -" "es' ''iH'
EOR SALE.-Housc and lot in Nlontclair, \.
j.. u rooms. good nci thborhoof stables %c PIc't
6th.avcp corner Of lGtist, or HOWE a FASoNS' Mont
EOR SALE-HOUSE in South Orange; beau,
ulny situai Minute, rom saron c 10 w T' Two
land: 5000. Apply IL Box 81, :. Orange r. o.
NOR sale or lease ON easy terms-Largc blocks
OF Bukheaied wItrriTonrs near city, for manuiacoirs
chemical works. Nc.A Dung, tnginec92o EXcmgepaee
L7OR SALE-Or Will exchange Tor llaIithl
i property, in Iowa 500 acres c'mmod9ns tailn
ouse: an lcdu-t" buildings ornamental trees ten a' c
lawn. wire fence: whole farm under cEuvatol priGe
1000: stocks aud crops wal De sod low
A.ARMsTRONG, Real Estate, 2,2sl .da'e i. IL. PHIL:
LIPS.
NOCD FARMS $500 to 81, 500; no malaria.
N c. X lands, Nineand. NJ.
PgOMES in the country, cSpCclallT on the hnc
Of the Central RAILROAD, IT'S divisions ana DrancnoS' ~
y. HOPE, III LDety-sl.
I ARGE double dwelling, modern improve
menus: nj q. land with ue views oi Lang Island SO.nu
h,althfu one from city beautiful shade ahd Tut
trees condition perfect: terms Of sale easy. . -, H.,
MELVILLE T.. MEAD, II PARK i'o",
ONG BRANCH, Monmouth Beach and Sea-
Il bright Cottages toilet or for sale
Catalogues and particulars nom ,,,o,,->- u,or,,s
NIONTCLAIR, y. J.-IIigh, healthy ana acceS-
vi sibe properties for sale all varieties Ion.c' 20 rem,
furnished unurnishe,. HOWE d PASSIONS, 40 Celai-3-
EJORRISTOWN. y. ito let. for the sum
Va m,r, large. comfortable hoHs" standing N II g mll
lawn. MorriS-aNe; hrSt place OF Md-i
ingio's IicaaquaIcr. Address II West 2thst NeWh YORK
ORANGE. y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEATS tai $40. tIrl.Slti All ~ fl'I'L
BLACKWI;LL& SMITH, OBJ NAN y ION Orin 9, y
CEA BRIGHT, ..,. ,,,-o..
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a =
"a 10000 40 coal and iron Lands IN traces ron
Io1 r. onn ncrc i'm Pcur5yi Vania. near railroads bSN
acres Timber lands Gp1i' ant Florida Tor sag i"r 'o
rho l. POWELL. > Curtnldt-st., room 80, hfth i0Or
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NEW-HANEN, MERlDEN, HARTFORD
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE, SOUTH VERNON. ST
JOHNSBURY, &c, Steamers Leave Pier % f. r.. at p m
and 1880 D. Sundays excepted ll3Op boat connects
with special train Tickets sold aud ba checked AZ 9f4
Broadway " Y, and C0urt-st Brooklyn. EXCURSION TO
New. and return 81 3D.
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Oredn Cleaners

ANCHOR LINE US. NAIL STEAMERS,
IA NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 90 North River, NewYork.
Ethiopia FcD 20 ii a. III. Furnessa. March IL, 10 a. m
Crcassil .... Mar m. DcvOna. Mar 1S, p. m
Rates OF passage TO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFASTOr LOND ONDERRf:
Cabin $50 TO $50 Excursion tickets ut reduced rates
Cabin $40; Steerage outward S2S prepaid, $50
From Pier No. 49, North River. foot Of Charles ST.
Bolivia. Mar. 4. y. California. Mar 4, m
Cabin fj5 and SIS. Excursion at reduced rates.
Steamers of this line cattle, sheep pgS
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents Bowling Green.
CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK To LIXERPoOL VIA QUEENS
FROM PIER NO. -. NORTH RIVER.
SERVIA Wednesday, March l. 230
"Wednesday March & !30a m
SCiTHIA Wednesday, Mar 10, D. m.
CAT 40 enestiav. - 1870
Cabin $50 $50 AMI 800 return tickets on favor
able terms
AMI from all parts Of Europe at very og
rate. Freight and passage Office, No. BOWlng.Gfeen
VERNON H. BROWN az CO.. Agentl
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
N BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE
Pier Of Company AZ North River foot of M0rtonst
railway and the di5cOmlorts OF crossing th3 Channel IN
small boat,
ST. GERMAtN Delaplane wednesday, Mar. = a. m
AMEiIQU =, Saueli ednesday. ar ID D. H.
LOUIS De BEBIAN. Agent, No. Bowling Green
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on and after Jan. % the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylyana Railroad Depot foot Of C0rt.
landtst and DesDrOsSesst as follows
800 a. m. except sundays Paror car attached arrives
Washington jl0 p. Night Express leaves Washington
81 si p m daily slecpers and day coaches through to
p. m. daily. Fast Line arrives Washington 2;25 m.
Cincinnati s3Op. Chicago. $3.50 and st. Louis $40
a. m b. o. palace s,eePers and day coaches through to
Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago.
~ O'Clock night daIly at Washington sis
Day Express leaves Washington at lHIO a. NJ daily.
SlCcneIs AMI day coaches through 10 Cincinnati
"a No other line makes faster time 10 the West Trains
arrive from the West at 500 m 800 D. m ana 1000 p
m Tickets and sleeping bcrths secured and baggage called
for and checked TO destination at COmpanys Office No 3l5
broadway and at all the Offices OF the Penny Railroad
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4 Slice home; wei improved; pure lasting water; very
r1duc live good grass, &C. Address J. Il. YOU Rec Macy
BIazO- County, Texas
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ZINE FARM, llG acres, for sale at Green
lawn. UmuStoa County, L. l. Address W. l. + l Il
NJ =. NcNt1Wu, /. T..
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cnro, ro,or, office corner Church and COrtlandtsts.
"'"'i"' T"9''i" '' C. IL. CUMMINGS, Agent.

NORWICH LINE -.
" 70 oston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
Fare reduced Limited tickets to Boston, w. 10 NOceser -
The new Iron steamer - .,.,
CITY or WORCESTER,
int excetion the most elegant boat the SOund ana
the favOnto CITY OF BOHIOS,....... ,,ov. MAR
Leave pier 40 North River foot oil Natts-st heNt pie
aboye Desbrossest Ferry daily except sundays,at PIN.
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JADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

vi MR.. GEORGE RIDDLt's READINGS,
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE,
Thursday afternoon, March .. AZ O'Clock -
PART [ Scenes from Midsummer Nights Dream"
The Killing Of Lains in Greek from Udipus
TyTsnnu5"
PART I-Balc nv from "ROTeoand Juliet The Sew
ing school for Scandal" written for Mr.. kiddIel
Admission with seat 81, secured at box Once.
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: " UhN AND TTIILAJELPIIIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
II YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement Of trains II III chambers trtct Depot:
9 a. m.-Cncunati and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Coaches to Buffalo and suspension Bridge
(JaiyIFat ~. Louis Express, arriving az BunalO
at a. NJ connecting win trains the Vest and South
west Pl!imaus best DrdwingIOoL sleeping Coaches To
Buffalo. 49, 90, ,
7 D. III. (Daily)-Pachc Express for tBe West Sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, Niagara FAILS CINCINNATI and
Chicago without change Hotel Coaches through to Chicago
The conservator., 1882-12-23
Signs OF Honesty.

The following inquiry was received
from the Department of State at Wash
ington:
lis it sign of strict honesty of char
acter for colored man to pass and re-
pass smoke house in which there are
a dozen hams hanging up, and no lock
on the door?"
II don't think So" replied Brother
Gardner. In de fust place, how does
de culrd pusson know dat dar am
twelve hams on de loost? In de sec
ond place, how does he know dat de
doah' am onfastened? In de third
place, how does he know dat bulldog
or spring gun am not waitin' to chaw
him up? My experience has taught
Inc dat heaps oh folks doan steal water
mellyons bekase dey can't locate de
patch. Lots oh others am prevented
from takin' chickens bekase de reason
dat de risk amounts to mo dan de meat.
doan say dat one couldn't leave his
smoke house doah wide open in dis To-
cality an go to bed feelin' perfeckly
safe, but at de same time, fur fear oh
accident, it would be leetle better to
put on fo' locks an hire. q purleeceman
to sleep inside" Lime Kiln Ctuo he
port
The conservator., 1882-12-23
Yankee Boatman on the Sea Of GaliIee.

The circumstances occurred during
our trip to the Holy Land several years
or more ago.
He was devout Christian, and had
made the study of the Bible and a
proper understanding of the big book
the highest aim of life.
When he arrived at the Sea of Galilee
his heart was filled with awe, and he
felt enervated and cleansed by the
thought that he was gazing on the very
same spot where his Savior once stood.
Approaching the boatman, he ad-
dressed him in his choicest Arabic, and, 3,
with Bible and commentary in hand,
awaited an answer.
"Ah! what smatter'th yer? Why
don't yer talk the United States ?" asked
the man contemptuously He was a
real live Yankee, who was picking up a
living by ferrying tourists across the
sea.
$50 this is the Sea of Galilee," de-
voutly murmered the searcher after
knowledge.
"Ya-a-s."
"And this is where our Savior walked
upon the waters?"
"Ya-a-s."
How much will you charge to take
me to the exact spot?"
"Wa-al, you look like clergyman,
and won't charge you nothin'."
The devout one boarded the boat,
and at last was pointed out where the
miracle is said to have occurred. After
gazing at the waters, and dividing his
time between glances at his books and
devout CALCULATIONS of satisfaction, the
searcher signifed his willingness to re-
turn.
Charge you 500 to take you back" !"
said the speculative Yankee.
But you said you would charge
nothing"
Nav, didn't. Nothin' to bring you
out; $40 to get back"
"And do you charge everybody $40
to take them back?" asked the aston
ished searcher
"Ya-a-s. That's about the figger."
"Well, them" said the devout one,
as he went down in his clothes, no
wonder our Savior got out and walked" ."
-DenUer Tribune.
The conservator., 1882-12-23
How SOLVER Twist" Was Created.

Even the highest genius must some
times borrower at least appropriate
the hints of others.
The'true story of the origin of "Oliver
Twist" is not generally known. 1t is
this: After the amazing success of the
"Pickwick Papers" Dickens was think
ing of following it up by story OF
London life, with which he was more
familiar than with English country
life.
just about that time he happened to
visit the studio of George Cruikshank,
and was shown some drawings the latter
had made illustrating the career of a
London thief.
There was a sketch of Fagin's den,
with the Artful Dodger and Master
Charley Bates; pictures of Bill Skies
and his dog and Nancy Skies, and,
lastly, Fagin in the condemned cell.
Dickens was much struck by the power
of these character sketches, and the re-
suit was that he changed the whole plot
| of "Oliver Twist" Instead of taking
him through spiritless adventures i'll
| the country, he introduced him into the
thieves den in London, showed uI
their life of sin, but brought his hero
through pure and undefiled.
Thus it will be seen that George
Cruikshank, not Charles Dickens, was
the originator of the leading character
/ that appear in "Oliver Twist.