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THE rHIRD NICHIGAS INFANTRY.
4 TRIBUTE BY DON c. HENDERSON TO A REGIMENT
THAT WAS PAvo TIE WITH GENERAL KEAR-

4 TRIBUTE BY DON. C HENDERSON TO A REGIMENT
THAT WAS PAvO TIE WITH GENERAL KEAR-
My.
During the late war the Sd Michigan Rcgi-
mept favorte troop with the late General Kearney,
WAS engaged thirtysix battles, the siege Of Yorktown
and the siege OF Petersburg AT the recent reunion or
the veterans Of the regiment Don Henderson, OF The
4Ucoqn Journal delivered address in which he said
indeed distinguished honor 10 be invited to par
cilatc in t1c reunion noble bady OF union Vele
ans "A. TN, 80 Michigan volunteer infantry and 10 be
ad. an honorary member OF proud mlitar, organ
,'i irfu- the recent Yorktown centennial fes- wi
tez sroed many OF your DLtte-heids and camp
ing grounds examined some OF your military opera
lions IN the way war the first Of which your ar
rilIery work the chain bridge when you sheled ana
Potomac ana tuiIs kept the Rebels al that point from
using that building Tor 3G7u"acHlhS purposes loL
first work enectudlly done Ana so was your WoIh
III engineering and tOrtLhcauOns, some oil Wllch yet
stand near Arlington HShts. lhe road your
regiment constructed near iOrAto"h 20 carry
Mc(leuan's siege guns over If nearly as good 10
day a. was and Is the best highway leading INTO
Tie nld BLOODY Third Regiment OF Michigan Volunteer
Infantry did : cd service wue in the field. The
can DC said reOrganlzed Ihiru ana OF mat portion
OF the Original Old TAird ln!autry Whch was cohsou-
ry r,de Al the first battle OF Bull Run, under the
command oil the ameuted AMI brave General Israel b.
Kicnardsou and covered Ia good order tle rere from
that disastrous DaIteneu' l. was subsequently III
Bel rvs fighting rigade and the men 90 the IHud In
fantry were thus comphmented by General hearuey,
tI tryest soldier lived, and Tor whom, when
when he fell at Chanuly tears weie Wept by the wnOe
" !
mr., TO have tie recon- ense Your comrades at the
bvouac will peat your deeds aud II VIII -Llden your
families In the end you Will Dc brought before the
country
Speaklng of the indOmtable Kedrney, we can all say
Thai nrVer man never lived. lie had. high opinion
NJ Nichigan state troops While that gallant officer
IN a tighi place during the Penisuar campaign WINE
hatrIe Wa raging he called out Iurlously send me
reglurnt Then, apparently thinking, he amended us
,rlar IN send AllcAigan regiment!
0uck on another OCCASION al the close o. battle,
ana desiring rest, he ordered, tut Michigan reSi
80 ON ,nard O-uight 80 that | can sleep" sucn was
That erea soldiers opinion OF the Michigan boys IN blue.
~ Gould be obtained In every battle and ia every de-
uarfmeut OF the aTmy-navy, Infantry, cavalry, ana
artillery The record OF the battles you were engaged
viii ever be proud passage your great cOunrys his
tory ana il unsurpassed IN the annals Of modern
fsrs No Union regiment engaged the War OF the
Rebellion can snow greater and Important LIST Of
hat
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whose previous record associations interests will
lead him to favor corporations the expense OF the
public. They Do not intend to make war on corpora
TONS hut they hold that il time that the rights Of the
public be made paramount TO those Of corporations
The gift of public lands by Congress TO railroads within
the last few years has been carried to such an
extent that II continued there viii be LEFT 10
give away. The Northern Pacific Railroad alone has re
ceived over 900 600 of the public domain The
lands granted by Congress the various railroads al
ready exceed in extent greater than that OF inc
New England States NewYOrk, Pennsylvania, ILLINOIS,
and Iowa, and the demand is stil for more"
"What haa that to do with the State of NeW-10rkt'
Equally great injury has been done the people of
this State by doubling the stock Of railroads and d.
vidng the amount Unfortunately among the owners
without adequate property TO represent IT, Besides,
there discrimination in favor Of those who are
supposed he most influential with the Legislature
4" VIII the Tammany Senators and AssemblyDen AK
for any positions outside OF representation certain i'm
pOrtant committees 7"
81 do not exactly know. II appears to me that they
ought insist fair representation in the officers 0f
the two Houses OF the Legislature"
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MERELY MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Some boys and young men. on elecaon day
q, $50 made an attack upon an old and unoccupled
ro,se al No. III Mercer-sty belonging 70 oamuei D.
- They first tore down the front Stoop. ana then
IA ,,,.ir rotous disposition so far As to make the
,ldop a ruin subsequently 1t had TO be taken down
n, Durvea sued the city, under the act OF 1890 Tor
droaees alleging that the building was destroyed IN
~t The Generel Term of the Common Pleas yesterday
arped the iuG uent at Trial Term dsmssing the com
,isipt Judge Beach. In his opinion. says: III Is I'M
ble 10 characterize the occurrence rs ahythlIE pt'.
niece of malicious mischief, Accomplished not WIN uS
,r,ou purpo-e but rather 70 grduty indlNl4u9l pro
lirv Tho Legislature cannot have lntehueu 70 IN
I,btg IN such cases. thus making the cry an III
5,rr nj ner ect quiet and answerabe Tor al uaA-es
~ i~sscb of the peace by three or more persons
a.. Nv, making power does not inlet punishment ol
- cnaracter " ich vigilance can avoid OF power
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Mr.. KELIrS r1EWS AND SATISFACTION.

John Kelly was called OH Tuesday by re-
porter Of TaE TRIBUNE. He was in good huinor over
the political situation At Albany "Will the Tammany
Senators and AssemDymen sbate anything OF their de-
ands before agreeing with the Democratic majority In
both Houses Of the Legislature 2" he asked.
"The Tammsuy members will not demand anything
that they deem unreasonable that is not In accord
anoe with the leading principle which they went be
iorc the people at the recent election" MS reply
This is their position. understand it, Opposition
70 monOpolies and demand that the Senate and AS
temby Committees shall not be formed IN the interest
Of railroad and other monopoes the cardinal prin
eipies which govern them This Is the reason for the
Opposition of the Tammany Senator'S To Senator Jacobs
dis friends urge that because OF his long service as Sen
tto he Is entitled be chosen President pro temPOre OF
lie Senate The Tammany Senators that his votes
u The lat ana preceding Legislatures show that he
iayVrs monOpOes, and therefore they will not support
Mn On this point the Tanmany Senators are firm"
Ho~ about representation the committees for che
IaiInsBy Senators aud AssemDymeul"
hat IA point which about 10 speak. II Is
vel known that legislation is shaped q good deal IN
The Committee The President pro tempOre OF
tLe Senate and the Speaker OF the Assembly If they
ar controlled by monOpOes, by which mean railroad
ana other great corporations will make up their
Committees as 70 prevent, as much as possible, harm
coming 10 these corporations and TO promote legsa
u"n favorable 20 them. The Tammany Senators and As
sembymen do not propose 70 aid in this sort OF thing
aAey VIII nos vots for for either Of the positions
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d llntil to.morrow at u O'Clock.
cALENDARS-JANCARY ;.

srpqrxr CovEr-'HAVBg is ell ~ Barrett JCaendaT
called ~ II a H. Nos D. l6. %. 80, Al -, o. %, - -
~ 90 ~ o. Io6 lO7 ll9, 49, 1885, l4o AL I'o a.
1rgr,F CotR cIRcUTT-PAEr Held BY arTemore
J. Nos I462, 1921, ISIS. 1920 1912 log I2S, IS2
5455 65 Is6 6l5 45se 1887 i45l 1891 lt5s ,s.7
1le9 rs 1856 S67 22O 1897 1863, ll27 LOG 4s3
I57g is5. IOlo Mss $50, lll2 lall 1912 ooo 4o'
A' AZ 'Ti.-Held by D5uohue Noe 2l72 1888 1890
90 90 5s5 6lg 1854 rs 65 10 l344 400 l4l9 81
Sog 400 1906 s73 1864 1915 1909, 1891, 1851. - .
2iSs 1855 1865, 1865, 59s Ilto, l4I9% o7G 1901 sos
lclt l9n4 So , -
Russell u Nos D. g. l. 5, g. a. 10, II, IL, 49, D. 3D. 70
>uPRsgE CoUsr-sPeCIAL TEsn-Held oy Sedgwick c. !.
--.a lcndaT called az II a. ~. Nos 81
SfrEgOR COURr-TRlAL TKEM-PARI L-Hed oy lrldX.
J-Nos 394 597, - IT, 80, 8-5 500 49, !93 700
7os e3s COS -6- pcs 825 90 Dos 4Zl, l5s, 49, 2yu
"CMdoN PLEAs-GRyRkAL TEIN.-Held by Van bUlnt {.
aud Beach. J-NOs llo u lj3 inclusive
COMMON PLEN9-oPEcIAL TEKN.-Held by J. FDay' j.
No day calendar. ,,-,. - -. H.
sen jNos 1879 1850 1851 1862, 1879 1910 1859 l05s
81 1923 Oq4 1875, 1919 1859, 100 IoVi 4O-U HOO
lOlg. ll76, 1855. 1871 1888 Alb 1891
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MERRY Christmas, mother J" cheertully eX-
claimed little Charlie Miggs he bounded into his pa
rents presence with face beamihg like new brass
kettle o. don't merry Christmas me !" grOwled the
old lady Yesterday afternoon there six nince
pes upon the top shelf Of the pantry This morning
there are only five. Now, where Is that other pie y
Mother" solemuy answered the boy, as true as
live I don't know, but brother Bill mas been rolling
round the bed all night, sick enough 10 dle
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WITH STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The supreme Court OF
+b United states reassemhled today after ITS holiday
recess Justice Gray was not present ana pfooaDN
v.il mot take his seat before Monday. The following
business was transacted;
No 55i-Au.ustus A. Barley, assignee, etc. as James l.
-s .57G A. B5senblat Collector agt Walter S John,
g.. rcg eivpr--uhfutfed ~
Submitted ., 49,. ,a-,o-4.t Nf,fte-- Sinh
Ile7-C.P Huntington agt Charles r. Palmer, ta=
COLLECTOR. submitted,
I~4- The Township OF New BuItIo Nloh-' aSe e''o
Cambria iron Com any-Argued . - ,.,...
1iI-NI.ldm ". Lewis aCt j Scoo Reese anu OVhetS
Ti,pis-rd with costs under XtePnth rule.
ID ISL SASH r WaruoCk. administrator aSL George
Davis aud others submitted ...---,,- $500
No fgS-John L. Hcald agt Harvey W kIce-ArguIneut
begun .,.,-,-.,-
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Jan 4. 1881
The following sale was made under the
direction OF the Receiver of the Bowling Green Savings
Bank, at the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day
By Richard Y HGrneh
10 lots 3d-ave col of Webster-ave., Newton
Long Island lots together size; SO6.llI92 g. c ooo
l. smith
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NRw.YoEK CITY


95tbst S. 245 tte Of Lexington ave, 1s.9r1Oosb;
Berry o and Tife t 70 simon O. George
arrnstsn 5V 81 Al 70 .! Josephine fvnde $4,000
1S7th-gt $76 # " Of 9thaye oSsSs9s id1I I2s
vey another by guardian to William Chal- oooo
i,efy 9 and 4 vic TO D PS2sEy $3.50
Vot. s S 10 oaeS@ 9n $3.50
'ote saIe 10 MoTs I. Lew S $3.50
3o6xl6; Mead and another. executors to :, coo
ton and vile o g foy mss 422sO
o@d r St TO 10 j ess $500
and husband 90 Foase Holman 'u 1880
TevS Sc 90 East 'osn foA AM Wiie 70 1880
and Wife IL e III S,r1a'e 1880
0-" refere 3 10 Charles sarSRalief $3.50
and vile to- 10 Courtney 1uS'e 1900
S24' William Callahan and wife to hannah De ooo
Ie ee5 OK Fitft To Keller oo 1000
onst 5. I25 It v Of chrystics 251lOO; Geo
same property. Henry Rein and wife to Gertrude
9thsi 80 325 East I1s35. ieideld referee to ooo
Same property DSi ihorp Frederick 400
l49Jt cm so' LOO ''1I'0' anu 1875
Gocrek.st Sc g. 251s9l: Z \ Pecs and wife to A
sday interior ioi &69 4 81 centre , line Es,l be
aud another executors. etc 70 D Cninmlnsi = o-s
sa1 cst property NJ d slni'n 'u WIG ...,. 375
oi en +, % p e 2 aa.' 'Aio " 1900
J"Ti.on To- q" Simoneoa ..'...- 700
5d9 tS se ey sI . o '''i3' $4,000
I--q 5e1ns and ,Y4 vie to % 1900
Gro On Aaueii6t. " OF, = 5ij-i66 acres, -4th
Sna Jerome .aIA Na s' a "a inpC 90 70 1870
Ciintou''lacc. No 10. % ,z03 II. Helen de Kay -o
sJtl-st, :. 80 II W. Is,-aee' -JlO2.-: Martin
H's roo. and band to u } srroi e mary $1,000
''A r b y s9ar,in to- d, anna 900
browning and husband " John Iruz and an o,-
and Viz 1t. 60 ne ana VII. ~ 2G5OO
e'as q ira 10 i, aels. +s ses
'i'' iI 1S Ho' o' ''l.'' $4,000
sethst :. 100 IT Of 5d.aye 251io0 Druutnond
.o aud wife to 2et"s-is liza ''oO
McAdam to- ! simeon - ...4 A62s
p Ter and husband to Jones 5000
9th,aye, cor Of s7th-st 2'5KIoo; G stedman to
same property; l. Bach to Brown -. 500
Il v right and vii. to I iiian - -. 5000
mann to v p sIitcheli..-. . 10000
herman and Vile to J Iul 49, 1915
Chris iaacE -.. .-.' $1,000
Sal.h TO g Caphn .-'.'.. '.....,. 500
aud wife to El j. .--.......,'--.-. GGl5
l3itlst =, 2lu n = 6thave, 6,XHA u; receiver
ETC G. II Hall t. Blanche & LavesOre. .---.---.
same property / ~aYre, trustee t. 800
l.oti.c-lJ .'.''..- $500
ana viii 70 stark 1000
onn 81 a 70 q " a6bs - -. 6,oOO
AveB, W 5, So It Of 7th-st 30.7x64G: Ann 2 Rob.
erts To Annie n uarrlgan. -..-..-......
s5J1-st, 1906 II OF slave, 2OIlOQj, same 70
5Sth-st, 30 70 q OF 5Lave. 2UX 1905. Fitzger
aid Hamburger l2,UOO
So. "a. q az 70, Is
20 + NcCabe, :. Interest -. 5000
Same property 4'opatra N smith. committee, etc
70 s1nies 4iuteIr-t 200
10000
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Glip Rcal GsiaIe for SAFE.

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR IT, NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THk
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.277 broadway. Thirty
frst-st, BOZ West Twent} -ths.. corner Eighh.ave.
No 81 East FOurteeuth-s InOn-sQuare 100 Third
Fort the HARLEM OFFICES.
Nos OOI aud 800 Tnrd-ave.. -hundred.4ni
twenty ffth,st % p. u, al regular nco rtts-
TNO EZCHANGE.-Goo located and well
pa ing property the c!ty country residences
the IT, T.. X. fAUBi rs HEX, 2uj Broadway.
CTORE PROPERTY FOR SAIE.-Peck Slip,
l2I Nassau-st
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5tearlboats ann Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
- station in Network, foot % Of LibeLyst station in
bG GSSaad 22 q &d E T. 'f Iea7s SC York
~; a. mFor rI@a!ET}n dgh r Gruge s nsnta -
s45 a. m-For Pennington, High B1dge Branch Easton.
port Tamsdaa Na0tcoEe, SGTahton. Sc
= m0For Fiemlngt2 o. Ea-Jon AHent2S rT fens' Lar
$40 T,-For ElstOn. MAuch Chunk, TAmaquA Driftou
"FS1Cfa aFG bridge Branch Ea,ton &C.
5:so p m.-For Esston, Allentown. Reading Harrisburg
Nsaeh Chnnk Wike16arre &c, ,9n n, ,,r eonnd rrook
and deT 'ei stations i at $50 Eas IHentown
Fo a! Ssrsf fPa a 10 TO o sl5 $50
915 g4}, 1913 lo+5 ll;l5 a. M ~ m, ZIP asJ
79 T6r 2 10 sa 49,. l Son. led FINE NE Fable, stations
n T. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
n. Leave at ), sl5 a. m. II m. 2 $3.50 T. ., q p NJ
ron FEEEHOLD At s:l5 a M. y M, 4, 3 s. p IN For
KeyTor; 81 s:l5 a. III. y H. p 4, 56p NJ.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
" Via Branchport-For sandy Hook, sis m. Fur
Highlands, s:l5 u, y m 4p M, NJ For Monmouth Beach
'R va Red Bsn ai2 Tor eEdod Toms River
Barnegat, &c. p m for i-lSewoo,l Msnchester Toms
m for Iakewood Toms River. Barnegat SC
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For T.iINToN and PHILADELPHIA.
r heags 3 Y5i from rom sa9n T. a. 4 ., @ 5
a 1880 4, 400 $50 Up m On sunday a! ~ a. H.
iso, 40 $50 a. on sunday az s46 ,o "a, u
p M ON sunday s:I5 a. ~, $50. Tsp m
Return trains lea Philadelphia tor New YORK
. irS az ?.' s6 r so II d & Yi5 S46 $40 5 M
On Prom T%n4 fEa s a} r. $50 a. s5 H. 500
e3O. li3O D. m. sunday at s.l5 a NJ, 40 y.
From Tteut0n-l25 62O SG3 9sOl lOOs, 1884 n IDS
425 6:2l, 7:2s p. ~ SUNDAY 1875 $40 j. 6:l4 r N
PULLMAN pARLOR ca rs attached TO day uAiBs
and LEEPISd COACHES 10 midnight trains mum New
Connection IL made az Jersey city station from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey city. . .,o ,,, 40,
Tcket. for sale foot Lbertyt, Nos 23 -Bl. 4OL
a44 g57 Broaway and at the pnnct al hotels sos
and COurt-st and Annex Once JEWELS wharf Bro9kn
n Y. Transfer Company Dodds ENpresA WI osl ior anu
check baggage from hotel or residence todesunaLon
JOS EPn!S HARRIS II T. bALDn ~.
General Manager cen Pa's agent
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
IL sATONIC and HAUGArUCK RAILkO ADS-steamers
harine Slip l3U 300 pm. twenty third II,
Ist River 3l5 D Pare lower than by other route
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ sPRINGFIELD, HoLYoKE SOUTH VERNON, ST.
JoHNsBURY ac Steamers leave PIER % Il. H. al y.
and IlSO p lsundays excepted ll:Io m boat CONNECTS
Tickets sod and baggage checked NJ 9ii
Brosdway, N =, and Courtst, brooklyn EXCURSION 10
As~ r.fnrn 81 ID
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.

AILt7 I+I-'I' DI 14-A4I1 = 4 I'@1-I14Is7'
For BAHAMAS TURKS IsLAED! JAMAICA, uAYTi
POETIC RICO 18TH N Us OF PANAMA, and COLOMBIA
Sailing every Tourists invited TO avail themselves
OF these trips which they make on any route which the
ouDaryS take at the extreme low price OF 80 per
day Mich includes living board the steamer the Whole
time and they transfer othef steamer Of the line
they may the voyage No ticket Issued for less Than
~Oo f0' PIN FORWARD & CO., AGENTS.
ID Statest. NeH-IOrk.
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BroOtlpn 1ropcrtp for Sale an1 Go fet

EOR SALE.-Cheap lots in Brooklyn, in good
healthy location for building lowpr1ced cottages,
greatly in demand rutland WHITING, III Nasa4ust
ITO LET-5J5 Dean-st; 3-stOry brown
stone: II rooms all improvements just put complete
order Rent 500. kULAN u & WHITING l2l Nassau 81
--------------------------------
Counirr iropertp for Sale ano 60 fcL
kTORANGE, Y. J. (neighborhOod speciality
A-Propertv for sale and ea. al ets8 grsst DlrgknA
EDWARD p. IA MILTOS. y Pin.st Y I.
ORANGE, \. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEA II toilet and zoe 4us fIrn,15i All dntheass4sL
BLACkWEI.L& SMITH. ooo main .taton Dralga. "
THREE STORY BRICK STORE, 100 feet
deep Sl5 Broads. newark, y j. best business block
terms Apply OiN RPfIY co, 23l broadway HewYork
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Cost an0 1;ouno.

A ADVERTISEMENT For THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL bL hECLIN ED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. rs HfCadWay, corner Thirty
frst-st 3Os West Twenty-tht-si- corner Eighth ave
FOuTteenth--t corner tniofs asr 10 Third
ave- corner POrtyseveuth-st.; ~ the HARLEM OFFlCE,
Nos OOl and 300 Thir-agG corner ono lanlred and
twenty afth-st. up to p m. ~ regular once ratet
r OST-Bank Book No. 155,9s0, of the
L IMMIGRANT Industrial Savings Bank the finder VIII be
NV arled on saving Il At Bank, 81 Chanbersst
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Aurtion Sales Of Real Gstair.

Aurlion Sales Of Rral gstaie
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneor.
PARTITION SALE
By order OF the Supreme Court.
VERY VALUABLE
DUANE-sT PROPERTY.
f. Il. LUDLOW & CO.
will sell
on TUESDAY JANUARY y, 1882, at 70 O'CLOCK,
Atthe Exchange salesroom III Broadway. y. ~
TRINITY BUILDING
The VALUABLE sTOREs Nos l42, IA, Jag 1is 100 and
l52 Duanest between church and West Broadway. Five
very sub-ana stores built the best by Messrs.
Hoe and ". r. stewart. Leases expire February next.
Lots extra deep.
For further particulars apply at the AUCTIoSEER's
OFFICE, No. s FINEST.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
Valuable Warehouse Property West Washington and
CortIAndtst5.
F. II ludlow & CO. will sell at auction, on Wednesday
January IL 1892 at y o'clock, noon al me Exchange sales
room, III broadway (IriIuty Building, n. Y:
Westzt : L. corner Uey-sL-substantial 6 story brick
building No l23 Westat, 33 feet front By l42
feet depth 81 feet with party walls Also,
Wes-st No o. COrtlandtst-F
90 feet with party all Also
Cortland st. No g. north side so ae' east West
st-FOurstory brick bu lding 269x5S6 feet win party
walls Also,
WashingOnst west side. about 65.8 north OF
lar dst-FOur story brick building known a. "a Washing
ton.st about 20-X40 feet with party wall Also adjoining
Zj by = IL feet rear by llslO feet In
depth with party walls
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TIvHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
three express rsias daily except sunday TO Boston AZ
SOS ~ p lparlor oaes attached ana ~ D. ~ ("'h
palace sleeping cars ,---.-...-.,
sundays az 10 p N. with palace sleeping eaTsl
limited tickets 10 Boston 81 rail 50.
Tic aglG seat- can Dc ebta n AZ
mn and Windsor Hote ticket olcss and ~ OEaud
Central DcgcL
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GUI0N LINZ. -
VI UNITED STATES NATL STEAMERS.
FOR DOZENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Saving Pier 3 T.. foot 0t &aE-sG -
ARIZONA ....... .uesdav Jan TO- a. m
WISCONSIN .... So. Tuesday, an. "A, a. m.
Nt.NADA ,,ly jan 81. 3 u. m.
WYOMING Tuesday. Feb. 4 1870 a. m
APT-O Tuesday g.. ~. IN
r9These Steamess b1it ~ IrDl n w1terhsh co n
partments are nnia1ei with re1uist8 % maze
the s1f3 All hyreela nav
bathroom snoki groom. drawn rroon- pt1no ant
library. also st1Tlre4s n GG' -
each The stateroo al uD1er deck thn2 nIr
ing those rreatest Ut Ill uIIries 1t sea osrscb v5l)l
andti ght -. -
CABIN PASSAGE according to staterOon. 500 $50 AMI
sI0Q INTERMEDIATE. $40 5rEEHAGE at low rates
OFFICE, NO. 80 BRQAOWAI l.,-,,.,
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IMpERIAL GERMAN LINE.

i Hamburg-American Packet Company Line for
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOU kG, and HAMBC re. -
GIN BHIA len. SILESIN Ian -
FRiSIA Jan. ~ ELLERT AL 70
Rates OF TO plymouth London CherbOnr"i IL am
burg and all points IN the south OF England First Cabin for
steamers ing April l. go So according o. Oca
second Cabin $50; stecnge, $50. Round trip at re
duced rates. Storage from Hamburg iayre and South
smpt0n. So.
KUNIIARDT & CO.. g. p. RICHARD & co.
General gents General Passenger Agents
NJ LII NJ Y No 81 kInllMaV. n Y
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PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only. - -
-teamers leave Pier % foo; Of War; 81 X a. D. m
daily excerpt sundays fur Boston wa tiOFuth"o uiaS1
Pf,irbl Ma 81 thcr line taken ~ lowssl rates - -
n n BAECUCk, PTo1idept J. W tiAhlNS, ~ T. AgL
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Otean Steamers.

Oredn Steamers.
ANCHOR LINE u. ). MAIL STEAMERS,
n NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20 North River SewYork
pevonll z "a EtAlupia.-. IL a m.
Archott Jan a. Ctrcasia. Jan. y D. IL
These stelmers DO ~; clcrY cattle sheep or pisA
Cabins % Excursion tickets a. re locetrAjsi
second cI1ia. $50. St3sr1Ze. 80
NETWORK To LONDON DIhECE
From Pier No. Az North River foot OF caarles-5t
Victoria an l. A n thllorilA an ~ noon
HEN DERsON BROTHERS, Agents. bowling Gfeen-
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct Line 20 the S0uth OF Franoe.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT
CHATEAU LAFITrE, 1000 tons new Saturday. an Z.
Travellars for Pranca Spain ami Italy Pyrenees Pal
Nice &c will time and experes by taking this hue
Cabin 6nciudins v1ne) $50 StoerAse. ssA Tor passage
-pp" y LIZ BoULANGER 40 B.avazsi
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTfCE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
,,,,,, ,,,., =, TOW ,rvvn
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CHARMS
~ CITY, RIVER AND IARBOH IItANSPOlsIAlAON
COMPANY.
Ohce. Pier IL n. r. foot CorLandtsL
Consignmens orN ared directed h part
OF the wOrlL
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery 0t al kinds Of freight and mer
chandise o any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ehere to any point
in tho hsrbOr nj reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGEs ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHATTER
Steamers II. Stan and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier 10 y. r. II p m daily lSaturaJs
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-York and
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight points .. L & W. T. r. received at Pier J.
For New. Haven and points East At Pier is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAM D.--Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents via froa Per r. r.. foot WhtehaLst
CENTRAL sHTPYARD, Conmunipaw, NJ.-Dry Docks
Machine and shops everything aUportainng To the
construction repair Uf vessels
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TO PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . ON
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHlLADEL
InIA. TWO IN NEW YOhk.