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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

Nervousness. peeyishness, and frettipg. go
often connected with oyerworked femsles'
lives. is rapidly relieved by Browns Iron Bit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

The Enquirer of Cincinnati says: Hon.
P. T. Barnum strongly indorses 81. Jacobs
Oil for pain. His combination and artists all
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22
UcAT1oNAL.
Mount Parvo Institute,
Cha, lesto1on, Jefferson County, Vest Va

IT PROPOSE to open this Boarding and Day
tember, 1852.
This 1nst.tution is DESIGNED to be of high
the educational want of the commanitv. and
afford to all attending it advantages as great as
can be obtained anywhere else.
TERMs.-Beard tinoludieg Washing, Light
and Fuell for Scholastic year SITS.
Reduction for Board to pupils who spend
Saturday and Sunday and have their Washing 2
done at hone.
Tuition se5 to $40 for same time.
Music extra.
f'sr further particulars address nae until July
10th at Darnestewn. Montgomery County, Md;
West Virginia.
600. C. N. CAMPBELL.
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HAGERsTowN CARDS.
1852. SPRING 1880
Lowenstein Bros,
oNE-PRICEs
L0THIERs z 6 TAILORs,

WE have. since our Spring openin e. met with
w moreencoursgenaent than we could posi-
hly expect, in naequence of our increased pa
tron1ge We are enabled to give the trade the I'D
vantage of large,buyers. Every article sold by
rs Is marked in plain figures. that the child
ony "a ehea as the parent. Our object 10 to sell
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

Browns IRON B1rTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bitters made by
Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Crossed
rcd lines and trademark on wrapped.
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PRIVATE SCHGOL.

MISS EMILY g. MORRIS will resume her
1852 Terms moderate,
August 8, 1889.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

DDea+born Ave-, Chicago, Nov. =.
Ihave been a great sufferer from
avery yweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything ate gave me distress,
and 1 could eat but little. I have
tried Everything have
taken the prescriptions of dozen
physicians, but got no relief until I
took Browns Iron BitterS. feel
none Of the old troubles. and am a
new man. am getting much
stronger, and feel first-rate. / am
railroad engineer, and now mako
my trips regularly. I can not say
too much in praise of your wonder
full medicine. D. c. MACK.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
st reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and Strengthening. Com-
mencing at the foundation
itbuilds up and restores lost
health-in no otherw way can
lasting benefit be obtained
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

I was suffering with. corns on my feet SO 1
could hardly walk. bough. one bottle of
American Corn Cure and it removed soreness
10 two days and corns in five days. 1 feel
like l have new pair of feet; recommend
others to try it. VIM. SIMPSON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22
MED1G1NA Al,
TheSeeret

Of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does justwhat is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-22

I ARD, Bacon and Country Produce generally
- wanted in exchange for goods by
Jan. 81. 1882, 8. 8. DALGARN:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
ToEKLNGMEN GAINING THEIR FISHES

The labor troubles which a few days ago
promised TO become general in this city have subsidized
nearly all the demands Of the laboring classes having
beeu acceded to- The carpenters, who strnck on Mon
aav morning for an increase Of wages 70 80 90 day.
and only eight hours work Saturday. have succeeded
in all cases but one.
Ameeting of the Executive Committee OF the unions
Of this CITY Brooklyn and Jersey City was held last
NIGHT at Congress Hall in Thrd-ave. The reports OF the
delegates showed that the success OF the Carpenters
demands had been gen eral in the three cities
Only few Of the bosses hold ont against the starr
matters The men believe their trouble 10 be nearly
over. - -, . sor,o,d for
The cartmen preparing 10 MAKE demand l q,
higher wages or reduction ID the size OF the loads
" 6ich theV now carry They claim that they nave 10
ride 500 bricks and if these not reduced 10 $50
strike for better pay viii be made - s I'LL,
The attitude OF the striking marDle cutters anu PO4'
ers remained unchanged Yesterday. 80
The efforts OF the buestOne cutters ana haggeIs 10 Sc
cure an advance Of have been successful In many
shops The men anticipate only little trouble ID get
ting the 81 a day which they demand. -. -
The brownstOne cutters have made demand lor - OO
n dav which most of the "bosses" have declded 10
grant The employers said yesterday that II was US. less
10 refuse the this time OF the year the actN
ity the building trades was too great Tor any ueloy
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CIVIL NOTES.

Fx.Recorder Smith yesterday addressed the
rr IN the Hmmsn-Hare libel suit. on the part OF the
plaintiff for about six hours. He is expected 70 nhlHn
The Jury returned verdict for the Govern
nept Yesterday ID the suit OF schrschfeld q stern
against the Collector recover $1,000 for the alleged
oyerpavment Of duties on imported dry goods when
The plaintiffs considered velvets and the Collector desS
nsted plusaes. .
Frederick Grote, an ivory merchant dled
recently leaving will in which large part OF MS
property was given to his partners in trade His daugh
Ter opposed the probate OF the viii on the ground OF IN
due influence on the part Of some of the legaees The
rst hearing in the contest was had yesterday OelOre
snrrogate Rollins the witnesses being examined
The motion to dismiss the suits recently
brought by William Il. Mundy in the name OF the COM
1nissioners Of Charities and Correction against liquor
dealers to recover fines Of $50 each for violation OF the
law Of 1889 granted yesterday by Justice Barrett
m the ground that no complaint, accompanied with
reasonable proof OF the violation Of the law had been
made the Board and that the actions mad oeen oeguh
without its authority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
TALK fifth LIEUTENAyT ScHWATKA

Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka has Just re-
0rned TO this city from Oregon where he has since
last July
The City Of Portland IN Oregon" said he yesterday
TRIBUNE reporter, sis proportionately the third
seatiest city in the world. you consider essential
wealth It Is probably first, because the removal Of
Voc hothSchlds from Frankfort would at take that
o'y from the first place, which 1t occupies,
ana the wealth of Hartford, which stands
SECOND Oh the list Is largely represented by paper Just
Soon however, the Northern Pacific opens up that
oOuhtry hundreds Of immigrants will pour into II to
represent the wealth there and this high average will be
'ooaeed AT present 1t is isolated to great extent"
Hhat are the prospects Of the Northern Pacific p
Asked the reporter
Those working on it assert that It will be complet ed
.! Ae end Of this This is, believe, somewhat
=" sanguine estimate But in year from now do
e0' doubt that the road will be finished. About
s'eeighths Of the whole length OF the
A0oo miles are done From Duluth
extends west to Bismarck and south
ses almost TO the Yellowstone country Prom Portland
Already stretches Oregon and the narrow
MP Of Idaho into Montana About 600 miles OF the
o s are sun unbuilt The Helena Tunnel as II is
Led VII probably cause as much delay as ANYTHING
w., work has been continued right through the winter
Wal has already been accomplished is almost un-
p.asaaneed In the history Of railroad construction"
M mai 90 yon think Of the Jeanette survivors e. asked
We'll believe that there IL very little chance Of orr
nearing IRON DE Long again do not say that
Vio De miracle II We did, bat do believe that 1t il
avfoDsDle think the chances OF hearing from Chips
are greater than those Of hearing from DE Long"
sont you think that this disaster viii throw cold
"s .g or Arctic exploration generally Z"
M. sesuntedly IL viii prevent yone matter what
ths noehce may be- from occurring any assistance from
10 10 Government for some me TO come But do not
W. mat II VIII have any marked effect upon those
ssn, nave gone into Arctic exploration with an inte
W De compassed' ~ '
.r IN anyone ever reach the North P0lef'
- SunouDltdly somebody Will When 1 cannof sav
my pe Two Or three hundred years hence. Il may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
THE COURTS.

,,,c prcGT TO SUE her HUSBAND.
- Schultz began an ACTON III 'n'
1Dei0oo M, long ago against her husband ihe"
Supreme q, recover damages for an alleged ass."i'
aore Che obtained an order for the arrest Oh '
and ba moved 70 have vacated on the gr0"'
husoAhu, ~ action could not be maintained by VIZ
that suon Nshand The Special Term reihseu ~
sgans' ,,er of arrest, and an appeal was 'aNen =.
Taese ", Term which yesterday affirmed 'ne oIuo-
BE Vehe - court The opinion was "r'''e"
d W. n, pradv who takes strong grouho aea'ns' "
By JuS doctrine whc a II it does not saAeuoh INC
soTni"H wife by her husband, at least prOVlues "0
eeshas - -. r,ounas In the shape Of damages Jusuoe
SAVE O to two cases in the Supreme Court III "ui0
BFsdS 81 held that the statute OF ls0z upon "i'o"
rseA ,,t "a based does not authorize VIE ."
tbe Nod for SANDER for services. Tue Juuse
SO Sei - .bse cases said 10 DESTRUCTIVE Of "'i'
Ia ono ,r,on and tranquility when II mas d.
eoEus-. the object Of the law to guaru
way - n allow wife to sue her h,snala iot u, "a
ana ~ Justice Brady suggests tnat tn 6estrSv the
wife by Del 80 lity-foi which the law IS sau
s1ch tender cOnslteratlo lo ,,,si,9nd Ne
70 have s.S scton bv . wife against her hurudiu ~
OF rgh. On - no husband either by the LAWS OF 1o
oe.n' bas any right 70 aouse ~ lou that tIpon
~ The doctrine o. oIS s-Se5 in her husband as to
marraA - anv LEGAL existence, ne declares Ia III
efass -esnit Of this doctrine NOud W aoc.rne az
~ lie was only beating nlInseH' rcutad
beat DE VIZ n saws has been Ctspeuei, rOdtSu
me % en- nv the act OF l@O- IL has Eono !. ,cst
@ fren which no traveAeI Ieta.s, 80 s,ed over
b9GFh ya md guishcd by single tear sHeu WV
m depafS oab Davis dssents from the decision OF ,e
Jus Tbieh be admits Is animated VIII Sr. ~ setipg
he hHs ~ re~ss By civil actions all the dsutes Ue
tae5 ana wife must be left TO the IL G inferior
LasDSa n ~ 1nneals and cannot be assumed ny III
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COURT CALENDARs-APRn 10.

SUPREME COURr-CHAABERs-ae nv Barrett. J.--Nos
a. &C. 80 80 A So &C. 100 l06 l07 1875 1870 ~, 1886 1877
las Ill 202 2OS 22l. 300 Assessment ca endar will also
be called.
sUPgFNI -CIRCUII-PART I-Eed by Lawrence. j.
Nos 1887 III 66s 1889 1888 l34S. l45 Isl l. 1898 ISL p
205 1856 1875 1916, $751; 1888 l2ol l. 1872. 27OA l435
22s2, 1917 l645. 1854. 3sl.
PAET Ii-Heid by Donohue, Nos 1885 1893. 1894
1929 1882 1883 1929 1870 2645 1905. 800 1898. ~
l7291 1880 1881 1885 1912 1854 l75s 1903 1890 1901
l77O l77l, l77Z 1878, l7T4, l775 1875.
PART III-Hed BY i.arremOre, mos e1g 1853. 134q
1904 1913, l2Oe, 1873 1865 1863. 1885, 2U0 1872 372
I453 1917 1851 1882, 1888 1899 1902 l702 1903 1880
1889 ia SS2 1881 1856 1891 1854 SOS 1895 SOD 1851
1l5l 24Ol 322 557. 1896 1914 1864 SOL 1885 3I9 S43
So. $50. 2722 500, 2746. G7gLe
Nos 81, II, II. IS II, "a 80, 81.
SUPERIOR C0URT-1HAL TERA-PlRr Held ny Freed.
naI Nos $50 $50, 800 474 1874 ST. 23G All 72O sos
A. So g. 423 49, 76l 2SO PISS 7gl 6l9 227 27 SOB 243
PAKI Lifted BY sedgw1ck Nos 1856 324, 81
~ 2l S3s fGs 62S. Al S65, 92S l94, 926 1851, 800
PAEl IIIHed by Arnou1, Nos. $40. e7l, $50, o7s
Y 1907 l2 1908 S95, 1926 IA, 95S, 96l, $685. 1912
100 So5, 956 1913 ell
COMMON PLEAs-sPECLAL TERN-HeId by C. p Dalv C J.
No DAY calendar -
NeEsos PLEAs-TKIAL TERN-PARI Held by J. F. DAILY,
sSS IVA 2S5 SOS all llJl, ll57 1898 49f l437. 1855
i i Ss 1880 1857 s9 ZIG l4l6 1916 1900 1888 2O7
4JSS 1901 l6sS. ~ $40 1905. l779, 43l, 428
At n-Hed By Van HOesen, Nos. 1905 1909 l7G
10. i-g 1912 1897, 1906 1865. 1907 14O9 lS40 1870
%, ~ Z5S 1872 80, 1908 1888 1856, 1920.
lq dl5-iieid by Van BIunt JN0s 1895, 1866, 1885.
1''S 1908 l724 1872 1874 1873 1855 1890 1854 1855
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,opcrn WITHOUT HER KNOWLEDGE.

Inslice Barrett, in the Supreme Court Chanl-
s granted YESTERDAY an allowance OF SSVG caldwell sDs
9ds12a week aimony TO Adelaide " oai''" %
iee aH' - II caldwell Mr.. Caldwell, IN 1873 be-
a.s for divorce against his wife, and upon tne
report Of obtained decree FOR Se sn m noSS in the
'O0. - .t snmmons and complaint were served on
~rs ca6re on october %, ISIS. In December, ler9
M caldwell applied TO the Court to nave lhs
decree set aside on the grounu lna' e,". :,
49, heard Of the suit uEth "'el :"
The question OF the service OF the summons
her was sent to referee who found that she naa
rat peeu served she was then allowed 70 uei1Nu
- AND aid il so efectualy that she obtained ue
cree Of divorce against her husSaDd his Mr. S GaG@e Of
lev 80 before the time wleh MIS-
9S9ce a. sSe SAYS first heard Of it. married again ana
~, lay The second wife Upon the question oI
has olIrt Of imony 10 be PAID to Mrs Caldwell Mr.
" Sai seiG that be held an official position WIN
S,i Ssiarv of 81 900 year but IN reailiy ne ~
5 oniv II go as the rest went In pouucai Hsess
800 ~ Caldwell declares that be leIt the uaidEs
t ~ the divorce SUIT 10 his lawyer VINO II now ".So,
aud that he married again IN good fatn OentNLhs '''
a.; to d t1l In BIZ favor in AL respects regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April IZ,-Ihe 1OHUWIHg JUST
ness was transacted the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day
No 9z-Samue Walkers executor etc, agt the United
states-On motion solicitor General Phillips, assigned
for Argument the 18th inst, 10 follow cases
Already assigned for that day.
No 276- Madame Celestine CARTE and others ag Madame
feicite IrotOt-Argument concluded.
No 277-The County Court OF Rails County agt the
United states ex Joseph NJ DOugassArgument begun
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 12.-In the Court of Appeals
teday-present, the Hon Charles Andrews {. j. and
nssociates-the following business was transacted:
No l33-Francis B. sslers. appellant. sgt Elliott F..
shepard, trustee, respOndent-Argued.
No s48-Henry W. and others respondents agt the
City OF Brooklyn. appelant-Argued - -
Day calendar thursday April Is Nos 800 1Sl, $50
b59 1J5 l36. l37 l03.
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STARIN,S, ,vng,ppnp rp,xspoer.rro,

CHARMS mos,
COMPANY.
Office Pier ls y. r. foot COrtlanlt-s.
Consgnments forwarded directed 70 any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and mer
chandse 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAG&
Freight description promptly ghtered 70 any point
In the harbOrat reasonable
STEAMBOATS, BAIsGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
John II. aad Erastns Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. r at p. daily Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New York AMI
New-Haven- Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. l. & w. r. r received 1T Pies 10
For New-II and points East az Pier IS.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN lSLAND.-Elevcn Miles for
Ten Pier l. r. R.. foot WhitehalsJ
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communpag N.J--Dry DockA
Machine shops, everything 2ODerJIl1as ~ the
construction anu repair 81 vessels
TROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave
daily except Saturday at Pier Al, n r. foot Chris
tOphers- connecting with morning Trains Ior Nortn Anu
West sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13

not be done until aerial navigation Is perfected bu'
viii surely come
And theu-F ,,.o..-orod bv
Aud theni why, New-1ork was uirooN ,eatt.io,;;
r1enfrict Hudson when he an Arctic eXpealtlon
In fact New-York discovered by a man WHO never
vent on ything but Arctic expeditions
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5TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

~ LONINO lO-N LIN. Il Cll 49, CtN.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
FARE So Boston for rstclass limited ticket good only
specified on their face
steamers sTONINGION and NARRAGANsETT leave
daily except sundays from Pier 80 " r., loot VI
jay. st, arriving IN Boston az a. m
Tickets for sale At all principal ticket onces StaterooIs
secured OF WestcOts Express Co.. nc Nos 35l and
397 Broadway Ast0r House aud ut Metropolitan ana Filth
Avenue Hotel ticket offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13

OREGON, c,,,popvr, ~ PATTI, xrxxe
APOLIs and points In NEBRASKA, UTAH, MON
TANA, DAKOTA. MINNESOTA, ani the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEsTERN r y
II runs from five daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points 1T ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west Of
Chicago PULLMAN sLEEPERS run on ali of Its
Though and night OF fare and other in
formation apply by letter Or person ticket
agent 20 Z 4. BOOTH
leneral Easfern Arent. No 4l5 Broadway. NewYork
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TALL RIVER LINE
BOSTON and the EAST via Newport and Fall River.
Temperance OF the elegant steamers
BRISTOL and PRONI DENCE
for the spring and summer
FARE ONLY s. TO BOSTON

FARE ONLY g TO BOSTON
limited tickets.
These steamers are leaving NeTfork on alternate
week days IL. from Pier -, y r. loot 81 Iurryst.
notice wa be given Of the resumption Of sunday trips
ANNEX CONNECTION from JERSEY CITY at 4,
BROOKLYN 4.3O D n Tickets and stateroOms may De
secured principal hotels and ticket offices. at
the Office PIER - and steamers. $1,000.
BOKDEN x LOWELL. GEORGE I COMMON,
AGENTS Geu'l Pass. Agent
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5team,oa!s ano Rlilroa1s.

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
4 DEAN RICHMOND snd ST yoHN leave pier 81 North
River foot VI Can3lst. every WEEK DAY NJ D. m.
meeting az Albany lsIay morning exceptedJ with trains
north. wes' and east StaterOOnIs warmed
Ike rsion tickets Albany aud return good 30 az 30
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
leave Pier 20. foot OF Wareu-st " b. at p
daily except sundays for Boston via PrOvidencest
Freight via either line taken at lowest rates.
ID. :. BABCOCk President. l. W. FILKINS, @. p. Agf
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday April II, 1852
The following sales were made at the Tx
change salesroom to-day
By T. F. Raymond.
l story brick binding with lot, No l76 Peari-st 3
and Cedar-sts lot 31xlO2oi Ma o,o
Ional Bank OF the Republic S-o'-Vu
BIZ james L. Wslies.
plot Of land Ave-A block front between lI5A ., ooo
and ll4tb-sts pol lOXsO Lizzie Sproul Io'oVO
BY Richard Y. Hdrnen.
Sstory 9 91sst Io 81 I6xs6 .'... 1880
Astorv brown stone dwelling, with lease OF lot 40
2 West 43d-sJ = l02 II " VI 3tl-aVe lOt I0x
5000 tSSio 5e ,ss a5n1n 4 / Brown .-.-.. 1880
plot Of and ais5r 14sh cao 9t $3.50
BIZ T. IL Ludtotr & Co.
7 A-s+orv brown stone house with lot. No 1927 1st-
ave. 75z # Of 7Oth-st lot 2o1|9i Anfe" =, ,zo
Schater -----.'''' .'-'''---'----'' '
BY Wlltdra Kennedy.
4story brick store with lot No 2s2 9th-aVe >, aoo
ASH 27th-st. lot 4Sx77 TO- Hugh Grant I4'SOO
I s-storv brick with lot, No 3O4 lOth-aFe,
"a ; II II Of 3OtA-st, lot l661lOO; same pur- -oo
----------"--- 'i'OO
BIZ BernGrd Smyh
Frame steds with lots West 56th-st, $50 II " 800
OF lOihave each lot 251lOO5 August Iinsser: e'VOO
l astory brown dwelling with iotNo OH Vest
9Itn . te 5 10 II u 10000
BIZ Peter +. Meyer
3-storv br1ck building and 3story frame dwelling
with lot SO Wileti-st 100 II Il of DEAN ,ooo
2jxl0O, c A >huster f'VOO
OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.
H. j. Bleecker & Son.
,arye dwelling cottage and out-buldings. with
~ $1,000 OF land. " Park-aVt, adjoining
the lands John Holy and Mt Jackson Flsin' 20 ooo
field y J, Walter Vail ------.--. --------- 4ouVO
BIZ william Kennedy
,ot . goliyorst 100 II W Of Canton ST. 25xl09.llx -
25xl17; Patrick McKeOn- 80
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Steamboats, auo Railroads..

TOR BOSTON-THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman slecpers via " y, y. n and III r r. leaves
Sundays Let tickets VIA Ne6YOrk and New England Rail
road at Grand Central Depot and principal hotels
EHIGH VALLEY Passenger
trains and after Dec g. ISL will leave depots foot Of
COrtandt and DesbrOsses-ss at $40 Me- 3fOp and $3.50
se Sa fogspSa %aSery ithaca Geneva lyons
Bndao and the Vest rana m 0r Ess9n Be n
ton Pam11 aeepn colGhs end a ne 20 ng
IN Mahanoy aud HazleOn coal reEI9ns Vt SGroS
General Eastern Office corer Church and GCTtlandtss
NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN HARTFORD,
JoHasBUaY, &c steamers leave Fer 25 f. K at 3 D. m.
and 1880 m sundays excepted II 30 M boat connect
broadway, n y and Courtst. Brooklyn. Excursion to
New-iIaven AMI return 81 so
NORWICH LINE
FAR reduced Limited tickets TO Boston, 81 to Worcester 81
'i'' CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception elegant boat the sound and
leave Pier 20 40 North River Wattsst next pier
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except sundaysat pm.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
thongn VIII eave Grand Central Depot and
Montreal " DRAWN 2 room ears
at Albany SYRACUSE Rochester buffalo Cleveland and To
io:3oa m Chicago Express drawins.rOOm Canaan
daigua, Rochester and b nnaIO , .. rr,,.
ii d H. to Albany and Troy. with connection 10 tlca
Saratoga, Gens Falls and Rutland
4p, w. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy r.-o., daily
witt sleeping cars for Detroit and .hicago - o.. g. ,.
ST. Louis Express sleeping cars for ST. Louis
running through every day in the week also Niagara Fails
$50 p H. Express with sleeping syracuse and to
Auburn Road also to Montreal excepting sunday -
Rochester BGaao Cleveland Toedo Detroit and Chicago
IL Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany and
Tickets sale at No Bowling Green 252 and 4l3 Broad
and a. Broadway New York and 5SS
Gen Passenger Agent