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COTTON.

The receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
rs bales, 90 of which came by roll, as follows:
fbales for Caller Il HILL from Lewisyi lie; 90
ai&to and S. from kaufman, and So from
foney, for White & Co. The shipments were:
IN bales over the Houston Texas Central and
iObales over the Texas Il Pacific, all for White
go. The markets all over the country were
steady. In Galveston the market was quoted
i'm for medium and above grades, while the
lover grades were irregular In this city prices
lr firm.
The receipts of cotton In this city by wagon
oi the season have been l6,iSl bales. This
does not embrace the receipts by rail, which
have been fully half as many more.
gn nhduiiub ''''''''''''''''''' =
aNuliIg '''''.'''.'''''''' Va
sulcl low mludling. Wa
~" HullUB. gu
ecot ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81
Culinary. -. ..................,..... So
LIVERPOOL.
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. nohanrnns ,yfrt,abls Curative svairm,tG to Per.
manniy cnv az ioIn. Of sPerEsliorhsa or seanaI
"lo.t fovH,' aud brings back the "iouthfui ,vor' u
those who have destroyed by sexual tXccse. OF evil prac
ties, w omt two 20 seven weeks time, This remedy which
has h,cn used by nr Bohannsn In hs private iricc fo
over Thirty years, was never known 10 fall In curing ,vrn
the WORST ylstA 1t gives Vitality aud imparti emery,
with wonderful ctgt ~ those middle-sg,i mrn vao ist
weakness beyond their yrafs. Us nyqontg property
arr icit ut once. Young men suirring tfon he consg
qncnces Of tina, drtudfGy dlscye habit OF Abgl,
can use this madeleine WITH the assurance OF spccy kfx
ihhnANkNt cure. The patient gains strength and tisS
tgy ofsplfts at once, a. acts directly The para afte
Cd ~ soothing and hang tonic and nnodyie 10 the ~
asd seminal vcslrlef aud Initiated duis mparng powc
md tone aud restoring hcfs ~ their na4a itnr the SAM
Is " the banthl hablt had never bc,n lwgcd In. An
ingredients are simple productions Of naurehsks rvosa
hrfs y'e, nni are ,pccinc Tor the aho.e diseases
uf-PTiee Five noafs, sent With Rii directions etc. IA
any hddir1s TOR sale only at Dr. A. nOhanuans ofi a
No GIL North fiih sfc't, between Washington avenue ~
Ofctn ,iIc,t, 81. L1ms, -.o. Esiabl.hcd In ikT.
urDt u. Treatise oa Special diseases" which gives
es dsinseon ni W. hnin.c cansc. syntoms means %
glei etc, OF ntiuilis SEMINAL MEAkNIss, Ire, ssnI
lllEE 10 any address upon receipt Of ono stamp
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DIpPTRERIA.

J0hnSon'S AnOdYne LinlneRt lively Si'i'l p p'c.
vent this terrible disease and will positively
cure nine cases out of ten. Information that
will save many lives sent tree by mail Don't
delay moment Prevention Is better than
cure, ]. 8, JOHNSON 4 CO., Boston, Mass.
Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich blood.
Wholesale and retail agents, W. H. Howell &
Bro.
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NEW RICH BLOOD.

Parsons PWgailVs Pills S a@sS 1 sSi 5 ali
change the blood IN the entire sys.
TEN In three months, Any person who will
take one pill each night from to Il weeks may
be restored to sound health IL such thing be
possible. Sold everywhere or sent by mail for
eight letter stamps. Send for circular. lis.
JOHNSON & CO.. Boston, Mass Wholesale
and retail agents, w. IL. Howell Il Bro,
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100 Miles!


MEANWHILE Pa, August y. 1882.
swirl Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
think Tiny duty to write 10 Won In rncs,, IN
my case was ore of the victims 10 the terri.
bic disease for several years, and haye heen an
ure" cured by the use of your swifts Specific.
;, = 3 win cure It, arid ii is the only thing
thet VIII do IL had tried everything, and MI
'uc prominent physicians In Buffalo, Rochester
anu 'ieVelsnd. but this only made me worse
ana broke down my general health with NOR.
curry aud potash. heard OF your remedy. mt
was not sold xyy-spsy'-.SySy--~svs, ho,o -.
100 m o stSsSs-..its's S,a,su,
Setit' When began To uss It Iwasi in n had
condition My mouth was full Ct ulcers-head
nli OF sores-hair aud eyebrows gone Int now
am as sound asanew dollar Every sufferer
should know about Your S 5. 6. j, W. WEyLps.
CURES WHEN nor SPRINGS FAIL
We have cases of blood polson,ng In nm, town
who lived at Hot springs and we're ansiy cured
os o. . - Nc lAMtgoN Is murray,
Malvern, Arkansas,
u yon doubt, come 10 see us and we vii,
CURE you, or charge nothinel Write gop n "'
ueulars and copy OF the little took "McssNre
To the Unfortunate suffering" ASK any ,irI,g.
gist us to our standing.
ne Of 900 Reward wiz be paid To any
chemist who win lind, on analysts OF 100 bottles
oi o. one particle OF Mercury Iodide OF
Potassium, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
E.ltlC Co.. Propretors Atlanta, Ca.
Price OF Small size 81. 90
| Large SiLo IN
Sold by All Druggists.
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Mother-"det out Of my house, you old hum.
bug!"
Daughter" WE'LL mother, you see how rap
Idly have improved since diachArging our Doctor
aud commenced the use Of that which go much
needed. The effect has been most wonderful. The
one relieved my head cured the constipation while
the other impaired strength, came TO the help VI
Nature and made me feel new"
THE CONFESSION.
Mosher-"very true, and ] believe they have
eayed your life. | now confess that DR.. pfOmgooles
English Female BtteTs lie the moot wonderful female
medicine and iron tonic ever knew, and that
Bailey's Saline Aperept 10 pleasant and sovereign
remedy for headache, constipation, acid stomach,
biliousness, etc, etc" Family Medical Adviser
Tree. Address =. DIomgools Co.. Louisville, Ky.
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Fourteenth street. New York Tho New Vol.
ume 10 commences With November Send
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YOU that YOU can subscribe Two Dollars for a
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we have cases of blood poisoning in our town
who lived at Hot Springs and were finally cured
oy o. . - Nc lAMEGoN & murray,
Malvern, Arkansas
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CARRIAGES N GREAT T4RIETT.

The annual exhibition of Brewster & Co.,
the carragcbuldcre, taking place at their sales
rooms. at Broadway and FOrtysevenths, Is revela-
majority Of people, and even those who have
seyn double tide Of clarOts' in Vienna and other
European cities, the gancing wheels on Beeyue-ave
wnen Newport takes ito summer afternoon drive, will
find something 10 interest them IN this display Of car
fa.r One prominent feature the number and variety
Of VictOras exhibition. Some Of these are hung on
double springs, thus avoiding all JOlug or JaTing even
The toughest road. The Victoria II said 10 be the com
ing carriage, and for and comfort no pet
ter ever invented, So many people mink
There Is assortment or Thoroughly Eng
nsh dog carts, which have been constructed
with special care h their balancing poorly balanced
Cog cart il 10 ride In than country doctors
Chalsc bur dog rightly adjusted r. quite another
elalr These arr carefully made ana so neatly M
ished that deyOtees Of this popular vehicle cannot tal 10
De delighted, even 10 look them Several or the bc-t
Carriages In this exhibition are trimmed with cane,
Vhch r. fashion rapidly becoming prev aeDt All these
carriage look 30 fresh and fl their dresses o. shiny
BLACK ana geamng silver that IL Pity tha the
mud and Dust the rain and SUM- should tarnsh Their
lnsrc There are specimens OF different carriages before
Tic covering II put on, among the collection, ana me
VISITOR Gun see TIE thorough construction Of every part
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THE COURTS.
r,,p S1r1r AGAINST BISHOP HARE.


4 suit will be called before the supreme
rourt Part Ill Judge Worst, tomorrow morning WHO"
will probably interest elergymen throughout the '"n
fry II is an action for libel brought by salnhe ~ Mn
man against william H. Hare. Bishop of the MISSIONARY
diocese OF Niobrara. The damages are es'ih''e ~
$4,000 49,.
In the spring OF 1850 Mr.. Human wen, 10 Da '
Territory and founded q mission among '"o Nv
HIS work prospered and in 1873 the House OF D''uo'
elected Mr. Hare Bishop. Immediately upon HIS ARRIVAL
at Dakota II Is asserted he undertook 10 inquire INTO
the condition Of his diocese and finally he removed sew
oral clercvmen for alleged immortality and financial
,r,csponsibiliiy Among these ciergymeh was
49, Uinman lie protested against the bish-
-, oct,on and cndeayorcd three times 10 obtain
hearing or trial before the Ecclesiastical Court but
fer these repeated attempts, lasting year he faed
70 nbtain satisfaction. He then urged by his friends
addressed memorial 10 the Board of Missions III TINS
CITY bu the directors declined to attend 10 II because
Tie COMPLAINT was of ucir jurisdiction In 1879 Mt
lin nan asserts, Bishop Hare wrote or had written
ramphle which contained series Of charges against
him OF criminal and IMMORAL actions Ihs pauPniet
was clrcu ated the bishops clergy ana ANY vi to
United states In February: 1850, Mr. Hinmah olVGS
action against Bishop Hare In the supreme curt Oh ts
county. For the last two years the palnH Lar uGcn
gathering testimony in Nlobtara and the nelKhD"ius
GiOceses to support his suit
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-DcciSlons IN forty
two cases were handed down in the supreme Court OF
the United states among the important cases were the
following:
Nos - and l73-The Chicago Danvine and vncennes
Railroad Company appellants AIT. William r. Fosdck ana
}oT the Tdrnern District OF illinois These appea- arise
Of suit brought by Fodch and Others a. ~
by Chicago Danvne and Nincennes Railroad Company
cree in with the prayer Of The BIZ was rendered by
This court holds that TIE decree Of the court oeO" denying
the mortgager the right TO redeem IT, PROPERTY ana mus
debt but simply then due and in arrear. was
ibe SAFE was ordered without prCo Of the written re-
ne- OF amajorfy OF Tie equally vel founded
The DEGREES are reversed ana the causes reminded win m
Matthews delivered the opinion. Chef Justice Waite and
fe pncpa Of All the bonds secured BY the mortgage
due and payable second that the trustees Of the
mortgage were not pecllded from beginning proceedings Tor
mad no mater %4e5eff l1ey 9s6 Ges
H1s sos i ana S aiea aa ltars AND the
Ciicaso and milwaukee RAILWAY COMPANY agt the Uni
t e. o'al@7 ana 'he Hi' C,r,a1S meal. from
court Of CLAIMS These cases grew out Of dueon by
o. Ine ~ IL s' iT atracys mad Been msde Tor GER
tain periods Tie Judgment, Of the
judgments for The whole claims OF Tie appellant opinions
30 sGJ-The Tnion Pacific Railroad Company. appellant
sgt the uIted ~atcs-Appeal from the Court Of Claims
Tn Gs t " sTe and he Cause reinandei and
upon rera the parties do not agree upon the amount or
upon the rule computation, the compensation al far ana
reasonable provided by the contract must be
up0na consideration OF ali iacs material u" NE
the amount fixed by private par
ties kind OF service. Opinion By justice Mat
30. s79-The United states against Jack McBratney-On
Circuit Court Inc
Tor the District Of colorado Tins Court holds
flat state Of Colorado has criminal jurisdiction
over H. own citizens and white persons throughout
The whole OF IL. territory including the Ute reservation ana
United states have jurisdiction 10
punish crimes the except when necessary
L. provisions. opinion by Justice Gray.
40 ls:-James POtt al, plaintiff in error. agt C. A
nj tlrCult Court OF the
the southern District Of New York Judg
ueut affirmed opinion by Justice Bradley
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A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED.

Judge Truax, in the Superior Court, granted
yesterday temporary injunction in suit begun 10y
William H. Cameron against the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company George William Ballou & Co and Others to
restrain BY injunction the increase of the capital stock
Of the telegraph company beyond Sl.2000oo Mr. Cam
cron began similar suit in the United states Court In
December last but afjerward discontinued 1t on the
advice Of counsel that probably would not accomplish
his purpose. He alleges that he Is the owner OF seventy
five shares Of the cOmpanys stock The papers on when
the Temporary Injunction granted DO not disclose
any material facts which rot set forth In the SUIT
lately begun the Superior Court against the same de
feudants for The purpose by Pluy H. BaODltl anu
which pending in the United states rcult CoI
10 which 70 transferred MI cameron etIUiu'g :
are tie same "a. Or Babbitts-Davies Work, McNamee
Al
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 6.-In the Court of Appeals
todav-prcsent the Hon. Charles Andrews, c. j., and
e-socate--tlc following business was II insacted
80 Sg-Wilam :. Lowell executor, etc. appellant agt
Virginia A. Cultman and q, hers, respondents
10 John Croft, executor etc, appellant agt-
Imma T.. Williams and others, respondents.
30 5g-Aargaret Murphy Administrative respondent ag
On0nduga Iron Company, appellant,
75-Alice tOuuery, aiIlIlrtrdti1X respondent
the NeySY and hudson River Railroad Company
appellant.
j5-David D. Mclean, respondent agt Isaac H. Cary
HE day calendar for TUESDAY follows
! 20. 30 31l. 40
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A SEQUEL TO THE GRAND-sT. DISASTER.

Ferdinand Bold recovered yesterday III IHo
Marine Court verdict for 1926 against James OBrien
a damages for injuries his wife by the falling Of the
building al No. SO Grand-st. in November last Mr.
B3ds wife, mother ana sister killed by the falling
of the building The action defended ON the ground
that there had been DO negligence the part OF Mr.
O'Bren in allowing Lis building to fall into decay ard
finally 10 fan down upon the heads Of his tenants Al
lpaSt Il Mr. OBren rad been little careless his tenants
hal been equally CARELESS IN remaining IN buAdins
which had been mauiIcstly preparing FOR crash 70,
Long time The knowledge OF the unsa ETY. OF the build
lur was equally CharEeabe upon tenant and lahd-Oiu
auC therefore each ought 70 hear his own loss.
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COTPT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.


srPRTvR COrRr-CHANsgas- len pv Lawrence J.-Cal-
endar called Mos IL %, - 81. 81, D. 81, - 80,
1Os 49,, l42 li3, Id l4J 10 49, l7J, Ieo, loo,
100
BRADY and Daniels J J~Nos 2 8 a. S. = 81 Is H. 80
- - - 90 lU6 lO7 los, lOs. la, l. :, lis, 100,
Is, 1873. 1875. 1856 l33, 440 ii, l43 -, l4j I46
SUPREMR C)CKr-SPgclAL TERN Held by LarrcmOrc, j..
Nos 800 1873 3f 353 $50 $45 % Al 49, ~ 203 H. %,
$50 81. 81 I-. 26j 211, ALL 3d. 800 4u2 4t- 900.
JTEUME oOJu CIRcCu-PAHT Li-Held BY Potter, j
300 1885, 1875, Z3sj II g. OBJ 1888 suG l3s ISL
l75l 1902 $50 1902, 1905 7el 1850 l4j7 1888, l5j.
IL l. 2305 1851 lll8. 69l, 1919 49,, go, 49,.
PART II-Hed by Barrett, J.-Nos. 1871 296, 2i9l ST.
l5- 1898 1894 1885 1859 1854, l4-6. 7-U lll2, 9l4
PAKT III-HGd by Van Worst, Nos 2054 Posi-, S92
Gl3 99j 1902 1907 p j34. 1853 25,j 800, i95, l4J
l664 ll57 1913 1905 1873 1856 l60- 1853 1880 1881
SUPERIOR CoUHr-GFNEHAL TERM-IIela Dy SedQwick, J.,
freedman and Russell. J.J-Court opens at II a. Mos
2 9. o. :. :. g. 10 -, l5 10, -. l9. 20, y, p
st'PEKOk COURI-SpECIAL TEKM-Held By TTuax, j.
Calendar called at u a. m.-NO. 81.
SUPERIOR COURT-TEIAL TERM PART I-IIed by Arn0uX
J-No- 80 90 1O2 ST, So, ja2 3l9. j97, ST.
7g- $50 SO 7-5 G97 $50 sO-. 66l.
COMMON PLEAs-GENEHAL TEEM-Iieid by J F. naly and
CoMNox PLgAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Held by Beach, J.-No
GoaGoS PLEAs-TRIAL TERW-PARr lied by c P. DAILY,
CJos ll2f 1929 1911 1863 l42 sos, lCbs. 1854 l240
1904 1922. 1929 1913. 1903 3il
MARINE CoUEr-.rRIAL TERM-PARI I.-Held by Hall, J.
Nos Iul6 lU2l 1888 1902 6lj~ 1lZ3, 1913 tb7 tot3,
529S $3.50 $50 539 1908, 55o4, $685. Co.'s 0057 7i25'
PAT Tiled BY NcAdam J. Nos soy, COZ, 1902,
1901 1918 472l 1888. 1922 G5l6 SEQ.
PART III-Held by NeLrbas, J-Nos pol 1871. 1879.
5gSG 474ji 736s 7sS 7557 6tt6 6aYf5 6io 55 6754.
fz6z 53I0 G7s3, C79- 6722. 6773 $500. 1904, 700,
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY


s%: s1ss44 + % 4 s, o,s S
and husband to TliHa Freeman H. 500
ya r6 5% oI NJ T ~ $500
72x74 John Keys and another executor. to cooo
Same PROPERTY. David Keys and others to same con
sdave' = 45G # OF s7h.st 5SGyIoo. also -
8d.ave. iO4 Of s7thst l8.5xloo Theodore q,
l45l 100 t Of hay . ,o,adt TO B? ;sr@
heT aaG E EGad 10 5 Pan
7h 27S t Of =, Ay Tban5. STFc 10
same StG oToP ec to A some anu o'' 1850
7S'h ,e, 10 Robert d5e Fl sd,e i'Aio- '1 $500
lothaTe 50 SoT Of S. iGo51iO6 Richard Marsand
,4-tS IheIG2g T5 n Of Grand boulevard io6105ii
William A caldwell and wife 70 James II Hor- -oo
Maasan-st e s. 200 # n Of Stanton.st 35zioo: -
Maer39Ty o 2Hg %i av 20 & Marshall
To John 'I Warner Si,r'' $1,000
-'' BoInst to cnayIes y vihey 9n'e o4' I2oo)
James Bryce, IT,, and wife 10 Mary HemenWay g,
l'' ohsr T . TO 90 Mr. yG % u anu 1000
fB8iinr6am and wife to Torit1 Bauer ..
Sa4s pTb@Rely NOi''1 i". anu "i'e oi? 1890
ho jo o1 ca cayanas6 to Annie Ieca
S4th-st : 25u II " OF 4th.ave 2jxlO22; c II Lalor
aud wife 10 y Crimmius. --.--...-..--..- !
s,%s 5.s5sr$ Ss $i ass IL e 1 SS
29h.st = 80 It " Of f-tave 25x9s.a. also ms,
7sihst 100 # " Of $d;aye' 25zlo22i James g,
Madison.ayc " l6s II Of i31th-st l6sx75 go
Life Insurance Company 10 T. Akin. o.5,c1 VOW
2Sdl oa hmSS Sr and l % to "a Bede 10000
'2d BALDWIN 2s 10 f6hn q S' WaI AoOo imam 1893
SOf3 tn58 3g and WIFE " S 10 At Cohen 1880
'Zds Una to car al 81 HHson $500
i4'I RipeT n and t wife to iaa Wo -.. $500
l3sthst s. - II Of southern Boulevard, 25XloG -
sarah Ten Eye 951 husband T g TSa Hart 100
bower and husband to Kicsci 1929
Hanson ana wife to \ Miller .... 5000
polio William Konnely, etc to william go
New.ave, n " corner Of llGti-st gore 0a13lx-
also another gore on n corner OF d, Ns~-aye ana
Juette Douglas hah interest M 81 p Rcr
list. :. i5j it " Of 4th--ve. 2OxI005; georgia.
~tarkwcather 10 Alexander G. Morgan .......--.. 10
same property Alexander Morgan to Francis ~
West Farms and Hunts Points Road 2il Ward to
West Farms Creek, = rods = rods = NJ PuIdv, 600
stanton.sts : Co.'S II e Of Forsythst 4.5lax75 Mary
A Ha" kins and others 10 George T. C 1ey 80. I'o"O
1927, Il Keller and wife toJ Jones -..----.. 1900
vie to Mrs d i Traror mus ,1. $4,000
., &ary nes an o.r 70 Same. 1857 9S
47tlst IS, -Ol # Of L,xmgtonave, lsx1O05j
Union Dime savings Institution to Annie NJ 1890
sltl.s. :, 1913 # e Of AveA 2jzlO2.2; Nj Cody.
Pearst No. 323 L Valentine al to Valentine d
shave. 5. lots Nos 369 ana 36a Of olthst. 5OxsG;
Manhattan savings Institution To- lsaac EiAeIs 4oooo
iain Of SswYorf 70 + Hi%scr 5ioo
s4th-st >, ~ it Of Ave.A. 25HlO22 Cody, oo
stanton place. No 10I 252x98l IL Margaret A.
O'Nel u Emil GutIuann 1880
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, March 6, 1882

NEw-YoRK, Monday, March g. 1882.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom TODAY:
BIZ scott & Myers.
Q sstcrv br1ck houses with lots Nos 80 and lao.
East 5Qth-st. a &c fl Of Lexington ave- lots o-o
each l6sxG05 David F. Kimberly sl''oO
BIZ Richard :. HGrnett
2story frame houses with lot NO IA West 2Gh-st
So F00 Il Of 6tn-ave, each 2USI-XlS3X9S'; -oo
Edward GilOng o,oOO
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THE HUDSON OPEN TO ALBANY.

ALBANY March 6.-The tug Chrystiana from
New-York. with two ice-barges In tow arrived al
Bocarts Island two miles below this city, this morning.
the first boat of the season. Canal Navigation VIII
probably begin about April 10.
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steamship Rialto. from Hull in attempting to escape
from the ice had both bows stove in February ~ At
the time three other steamships were seen fast In
the ice The Rotterdam passed seventeen cebergs and
crossed field OF ice not less than five feet tnk
Furucssia on February 25 passed a derect brig which
had lost fOremast jbbOOn and rudder.
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Real Gstate agents.

ADVERTISEMENT FOX THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE- RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 40. 1925 Broadway corner IhlTty
hr-t-st 9O5 West hl-st. corner El2Lilave.
No 81 Fourteenth.st OnionsQuare, 100 Third
ave- corner Fortvseventh-st; at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos OOl and BOO Third.ave corner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty fifth. ST. up TO ) D. m, guar Ofce rates.
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Steam oats ano railroads..

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
il sATON!C AMI NAUGATUCK RAILKOADS-Steamer5
leave Up Il5J An. 300 pm twenty th!ids
Last River 5IJ Fare lower than Oy any other route
4 EIllGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passeng
train, on and after l--l VIII leave depos foot %
and De.bros,es4ts az go u 80 p m and $50
pm Tor Eastou. Bethlehem Reading MauCh hunk
Wilkesbarre, TOwandA Wdvery. ithaca Geneva yona,
Bufao and West m. Tor EastOn, Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Nauch Chunk. Wtlke-blrre and Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached 20 u:3o train
Trains leaving az 90 and p ul connection all points
" ' INV h. b. BYINGTON. q. p. 4.
General rosterr office corner Church and tOraudtsts
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-07
Dancml Academies.

! DVERTIS EAiENI, FOR TIE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE Will BE- RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 80 l,23s broadway. corner Thirty
tgst-st 2O5 Twenty .thrf-st. corner Eighthave,
No % East FOurecnths UniOnsquare, 100 third.
ave- corner Forty.seventhsJi az the HARLEM OFFiCES
Nos l0Ol and 23Oj Thriave. corner One-h 1ldred AMI
twenty.nfth st. up to p. III. regular oice rtte,
ALIEN. NACGREGORS, l12 5th-ave. Phi
" vate and class lessons every day and evening.
ITTFN DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOR
y DANCING, No G-l Fifthave
asses now oyeu morning afternoon Classes for fam
Us ,;4nfleren on Monday and Thursday evenings Phi.
waite lessons send stamp for circular.
n HARVARD REILLY, SIS 5th-ave.-
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