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KANSAS CITY
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Matttep Moore. or Dhom 1t may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Sslathiel Lamon
has paid into the County Treasury q sum
of money sufficient to redeem the south half
of lot No. % in Sardis. sold at Delinquent
Tax Sale by John Gatehell, Treasurer OF Mon
roe County, Ohio, January 20, 1882, In the
name of Salathiel Lemon to Matthew Moore.
@ A. ATKINSON,
oct2l,'S Auditor Monroe Co, Ohio.
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N6W IOTk .O.OU O.0V lV.O0
Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains. LEAST
BUUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through Sleepers from Indianap oils to heel.
ing. Washington and Baltimore Express,
with through sleepers from Chicago to Bal
timors daily, and Through Coach from San
dusky TO Columbus daily. New York and
Baltimore Express daily Newark to New
York, on other Divisions, daily, except Sun.
day. Parlor Car Chicago 70 Chicago Juno.
tion; Sleeping Car ChioagoJunctiou to Cum
berland. All other trains daily, except Sun.
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R,ss ard Harris. two Democratic
Members OF the present Congress from
New JERSEY, had good majorities behind
them. They both yotel for the R ver
and Harbor bill, and they are both de-
feated.
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GRADES
Of Teachers Certificates.

For 6months IS per cent common branches.
IL 80 per cent common branches
and Physiology:
IS IS per cent common branches,
years experience and
Physiology and Algebra.
"a 90 per cent common branches,
2 years experience. and
Physiology. Natural Phi
loso ,hy and Algebra.
So 95 per cent common branches,
8 years. experience, and
Physiology, Algebra, Nat
ural Philosophy aud Geom.
etry.
80 100 per cent common branches,
8 years experience, and
Physiology, Algebra, Natu
raj Philosophy and Geom-
etry
Oul, one six months certificate will be
granted to an applicant within the same year.
By order of the Board.
D. NcVAY. President.
aug29,' ,'82. JAS A. WATSON, Clerk.
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RAILROADS.
b. n. Sc G. R,Y co.
TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT t2 NJ, OCT. 20, 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. & o.
aud C. & r. Railroads, also, with Capt Lu-
kens' steamboat, "Pres Ellison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
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Digging on Shares.

A farmer in Cayuga county, New
York. who was short OF help, tie other
day had big field of potatoes to dig
He bantered neishhor to take the ] N,
and the latter offered 10 do it for one
potato from every hill he should dig
The contract was closed and the digger
put in his hest work with his digging
fork, and at the close Of the day he
loaded the tubers into the wagon and
carted them to The farmers bin. taking
one from each bill as he loaded. He
only secured Fl teen bushels for hims ELF
but of course did not stop 20 pick out
smsll ones. ~ fifty cents bashel this
made very fair DAYS work.
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HARPER PERIODICALS,
Per Year:
HARPER'S WEEKLY, 81 90
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The THREE above publications, 20 90
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. l SO
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, l. m
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE W
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BRARY, One Year (52 Nurabers) 10 90
Postage Free to all subscribers in the
United States or Canada.
The Volumes Of he Weekly begin with
the first Number for January Of each
year. When no time is mentioned, it
will be unders ood hat the subscriber
wishes to commen,e with the Number
next af er he receipt of order.
The last -Four Annual Volumes of
Bdrper's Weekly, in nea' clo.h binding,
will be sem BY mail, postage paid, or BY
express, free of expense (provided the
freight does not exceed one dollar per
volume for 81 90 per volume.
Clio h Cases for each volume, suitable
for binding will be sent by mail, post.
paid. on receipt of 81 90 each.
Remittance sould be made by Post
Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance Of loss. -
Newspapers are not to copy this ad-
vertlsement without the express order Of
HARPER & BROTHERS.
Address.
! = HARPER & BROTHEESs
l. ? NeNsYoYk.
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&ee week in your own town. Terms
vSVaud SIS outfit free, Address HALLErr
x Co.. Portland, Maine, mch2s,' ,'S2Y,
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EStuLe OT NtcHOtHs OIutueT, JT., Oec u.
THB undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator. de bonis non.
of the estate Of Nicholas StaIder, Jr., late Of
Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 7th day Of September, A. D. 1882.
now, ,'S2w3. FREDERICK EaL.
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NOTICE IN PARTITIONS,


THOMAS STEWART BRADFORD, Of Attt>
i gusta Kentucky; Laura Marshal and 0,-
c. Marshal, hsr husband. whose place Of rss.-
idenoe is unknown to the plaintiff; Margaret.
A. Stuart, of Pittsburgh PsnnsYlvanis; Janef
B. Lawrence and 4. 8. Lawrenes. her hus.>
band; Araminta A. Lawrence and Edward 8.
Lawrence, her husbsnd, OF Philadelphia,.
State of Pennsylvania, will take notice that
on .he 5th day Of October, 1882. James An.
derson fled his petition in the court Of com.
mon pleas Of the county of Monroe, In the
State Of Ohio, against the above named par.
ties, praying for partition Of three acres Of
land in fractional section number seven, In
township two and range four, and seventy
three acres Of land in section eight, In the
same township and range, siluate in said
county, and more particularly described In
said petition,
Said parties are required to answer on sr
before the 25th Of November, 1882 OF judgx
ment may be taken against them.
ectf0,'52t7 JAMRS AEDkReON.
D. okHI & W. txEE L sos, ,Att'ys for plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Joseph Yard, d, ceased.

The undersigned have b,en appointed and
L qualified as Ad ninistrators, sith the will
snnsxsd. Of the estate OF Joseph Ward, late
of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this l7th day Of November, A. D.
1882. JOSEPH GARARO
nov2i, ,'S2w3, JONATHAN SMITH.
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THR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Michael Dennis, late of Monroe countv,
deceased.
Dated this llth day of November, AID. 1882
nov IA '8AS3, JACOB DENNIS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Michael Dennis Deceased
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

-
Estate OF Nicholas Stalder, Jr.. Decd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-02
5tcambodt5 all1 RliIroI15.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-7
~ station in EST t oSt % Eoarys' station IN
CQmmenclng Nov. 7, ISL Leave New. York
Msuch Chunk. Tamaqua, Hazieou Drfon. scranton, &C.
$40 a m.Tor Termination Hign Bridge Branch Ellston
Allentown Reading Harrisburg. Aauch Chunk Williams
port Tamagul Nanticoke, scranton &C. ,,,,,,,, r,,-
EmIiFor t 51 2T E,on Aenio%p' En iir
3:45 D. m-For Easton, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Driiton
4i6Gp m.Gfor High Bridge Branch Easton, &c.
$50 p m.-For Easton. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg
Maucl chunk. Wlke'hafrG &C 10, 81, for Ronnd Brook
and INTERMEDIATES staons at M for Easton, Allentown
i For NSEak at e. 55 6l5s5 7l5 1870 Sl5 Is39
29o4 z XXX = 40 3 SIS $50: 5:lj, 6, 6Ij 6:3o
80 &c. SIR 2 95 lo o0, sea- .ed M FABLES 81 asaon
" !. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
y. Leave at ;. $40 a. m II N. :, 5:39 l. o. 81 Ill
,ToR FREEHOLD At sl} NJ II M m" T. D T. p N For
NEW-JERSEI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y Via Brauchport-F9r sandy Hook ~ a. M p m For
Highlands, y l. NJ y m, p M foF Monmouth beach
Via Red Bank-7l5 for LakeT9oa Tom, 4 4
E RT [ cr5 q and al on. to Bay side
m foi Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat sc.
NEW-lOkK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For T.;ENION and PHILADELPHIA
For Phadegni2, smith and Green-,t, 70 80 95 illo
5U j % m oTrRiid and 3Sr2s-ss al 7.i5 iI:ij aa
10 20 300 P NJ on sunday 70 80 m.ao nm . u
p. IN. ON sunday $40 a, M. 80 u D. M.
From stations Pla and Re aiding X. r. Nnth anu Green
sts 73O, $3.50 $780, II 10. BAD, JiO o't1 - p III
or sunday a. -{2 2 ~ go y r m o. o15a H. l. 5:25
ESQ p. sunday NJ - i:'u p . -
From Ttcuton-l2J, 6:2u -O3, ui, lOu7 100 a. ~ AS
4.2j GA 1.Ls m. Sunday l.-j. 9l3 a. in VI p IN
PULLMAN PARLDR CARS are attached 20 'iy Il ms
and S.E .rIE " COACHES 10 midnight uA!h' Io -'e"'
onnpeiin E made at Jersey CITY station to ana from
for sale al foot Of L6ertyst SOS 2$9 2Gl 40l
q4l g57 1873 Broadway. and % the prime ~ o =
y y Transfer Company, DOdUs Efp','' w. ' iol anu
ehs,L ~ = H isI. VI ' III. Z. BALDWIN.
49, .+-ii-laii Niamsa.r - Gen. Pass. Agent
nor BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOU-
i sATONIC and NATGATUCh EAlLE0ADo steamer
leave atharne Sip At 1880 NE 800 PIN IWenythlIdL
last River $50 Fare lower thah " aA' o'her route.
NvFW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
y spRINGFIELD. HOLNOkE, ~Ot I'll VERNON, ST
TOIINsBTRY &c steamers leave Pier 70 T. H. NJ p m.
and 40 IA nm SUNDAYS ptcd}. llO boat connect
VII, nec Train Itkcts sold and baggage checked az 81
HroadyIv y y and COurt-st, Brooklyn kfcursiOn 40
NoW- Haven and return - d.
NORWICH LINE ,,,.,,, Portland and tbe Ea,t.
~ To Boston Worcester 80 o1ton ~ 10 WUrcestsE ~
Pare reduced Limited ucA''7' ~ -
,t,,,,,, . - 49,, most elegant boat the sound, and
fba t,vartta' 'p'''N CiTY OF BOSTON,
iave pier No 40 North RIyvr foot Oh Wattsat ne1 pier
soy. ferry, daily except sundays ~ s1Vp.
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"a Mary ] Roosevelt

7Athst s. 2S s;;s - Ro{hSoSf 10000
sotns, ms 2s ,s ~ sS 90 i Mctxssr 1000
Pearl St 80 20 gs1oi wian oo'nou' anu 1900
lo7,s So 0 is2 a. 70 q RsSmSsten $4,000
Maiden No So q Smith referee 70 'onh 90 900
LIST ave he cor 81 Mar Msnk place $4,000
Am - ms 225 Il Of 2dave, 2jIloO3; MARTA 40 ,oo
blank and husband To Noss AoVVV
n Adrance to NJ Gbhn and others
76'hst ms, ps X y &c 81 osacSnhofdf 1880
lG's 1 1r IS2Ko " OF aven i'Ao- .'e'l 5000
Bro2dwsy no SgI william II anu 10000
LeIGgt To- 5G VIZ to- 3 William Si g Wilson 5000
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUT

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains via DesbrOsses and CoraDdt street
Ferries. follows; . -
Harrisburg Pittsburg, the West and south, with Pullman
attached. at a and p. daily. New
York and Chicago Limited OF Pullman Palace Cars,
daily.
WilamspOrt LOcE Haven. M p m; Cory and Erie
D. connecting az Cory for Iltusyle Petroleum Cen
tire and the oil Reg
baltimore Washington. and the South Limited Washing
ton Express Pullman ParlOT daily except Sunday,
10 a. M Washington p. Regular at $50 NJ,
a4O = and and II night sunday aud .. and
- night.
Express for Baltimore. except Sunday. p m.
For Atlantic city, D. M, except sunday.
Boats ut Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
Jersey City afOrdng speedy aud direct transfer
for BroOklyn travel. 90 1900 80
and O4Op daily From ashiu gtOn and Baltimore $50,
$50 m. 800, 80 9:35 and 1890 p sunday, $50,
ESQ a M q:35 and 1880 p. From Philadelphia. $50,
$50. 600 $50 940 lO:5) ll40 a. m l;2O > 300 $50
Goo 80 500 $3.50. lD.40 ana 1880 D. sunday, 300,
ln go GyM lL.4O ego. 935, 1910. and 1000 2.
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INTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL sTEAMERa

ForBAHAMAS TURKS ISLASD, JAMAICA, HAITL
P0RTO RICO. I~TIIMUS OF PANAMA. and COLOMBIA
sailing every week. TtIss invited 10 avail hemSe! IS
which they make On any ronte Wle4 u
Copanvs steamers take al the cNremc low price OF - per
dav which includes living board the steamer tne wloe
time and they may any other steamet Of the line
they may meet on the voyage 40 ticket issued for Jess Than
SjO Fol passage apply 20 49, M l,.,.r,
Statc-st.. NcN-NOrk.
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- ~ T. b. BYINGTON G. P. A
General Eastern Office corner Church and Cortlandsts
Z. IL. CUMMINGS. AGENT.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. 81 1891
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
al Express for Chicago, daily, stopp ing only
Albany. Rochester Buffalo, leveand anu Toledo
Western and SOrher Express TO Rochester anu
Montreal with lrawngrOOm cars
1O3ol. Chicago ExpTes draw" room cars 10 N1an'
daigua, Rochester and Buffalo,
ll:ab Albany and IroY, Win connection U Nca-
Saratoga. Cilens Fans and rutland
4OO1 n. Accommodation 10 Albany AMI IrDV- ,.
600 M It. Louis Express with sleeping cars IDr -
LOuis running through lay the week. also asai
Fails, Buffalo Toledo and Detroit .s.-.,o,,o 80,
G30 m Fxpress with sleeping cars 70 HyIaGIn-o ana
10 Auburn Road also 10 montreal excepting sunday -
300 M Pacific Express daiy VIII steeI CHtc,so
ROCHESTER Rurao Cleveland Toledo DetIot an. I'M 20
lliOOD NJ Night Express with sleeping $40 A'ay ~
on sale at No BowlngGreen. 2j2 and Alb Broad
wa apda Wesc0ts Express Oces Park place aud o and
qi1 broadway York and 333 Mashln gtOnst, Brooklyn
J VI. TOUCEY, Gen sup. Z. Is. MEEkEI Gen PassF Agt
OREGON,
" COLORADO, CALIFORNIA, ST PAUL, MINNIE
APOIIS, aud points NEBRASKA, UTAH. MON
TANA DAKOTA. MTENESOTA, and the NORTH
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y.
II runs from two five trains daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. 1T ALONE
RIMS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF
Chicago PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run Oh all OF is
through and night For Of fare and other in.
formation apply by in person to any coupon ticket
agent OF to /. F. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent, No 4l5 Broadway, WORK.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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Express Trains NevYork via Desbrosses and cOrt
landt streets, Ferries a. follows;
40 y $50 10 limited), II $50, $40 T. y O. y
and M and II night. Sundays and 10 a. ~, D, q,
> and . D. m, and II night 100
a. M and D. running through via Trenton aud Camden
Returning trains leave BrUadst station Philadelphia,
l2Ol BOB 800 3:fj ESQ, 1:3O, 800 s3J and II a. Qm
tied Express 1880 p M, 3, !, o. o. go 800 and p m;
on SUNDAY 1901 BOB 300 345. $50 I, ESQ 800 and
So. m. leave Philadelphia Camden, a. m. and 40
.. m. daily, except sunday.
Ticker Gfces $40 and Broadway, Ast0r House, and
foot Of Desbr0sscs and COrtandt t. Couft and Brook
vn Annex station FultOn-st Brooklyn. Nos Ia,
lie llS Hutsonst, HoDOSeni station Jersey city
Fmigrant Ticket Office : Batt' ~ place.
The Transfer Company viii cal Tor ana check
baggage from hotels ami residences. -
FRANK THOMSON, j. X NOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Wednesday, Feb. I.
WHITE 10 a. Pe' 10 + + aver no o..s $4,000
Place No 20 Mary Hadden ana others 90 zoo
ae to sif i55S It v Of sIirecnla
The Rutgers Fire Ins 90 10 Vim Han -,...,. 44,0VV
AveAi ne Sj g9 o1 list 5000
cod to n M' ae ne cor Of sioa-s, j01iOd Magda,
lena Kna9eschuch and others 10 Anna ES9sSt,o,,s
t8th' = Ss and !, o ~ 20 Il G Marqaad $1,000
wasiingJoliye II .e. Fhb, 6l1oo; L Aupfel 400
,oIIb D1 ".'s ' zoo Il $G4 oJxIOoI0 Ammon
aS EiS 10 2os 81 $50 and 55I a Bechsten
2Gt9 ; Iso Sda'e -oAiO1- OOue- l 1850
Clinton and \ ". Tf 10 A. 1920
f't,st tn. n : 40 = sieCool ~ 500
sot int, and vie vie III III HARRIET F str:as - $4,000
lit1 6r no 20 GI Tolt h G. -'e'e 1873
1884 f a} 10 Iig W $4,000
SSt .,s, 10 s it2 oi "a ave 1850
2it3 R,sh g 70 Fr az WceSs $4,000
o''na Tesena GS T. 1880
h'1 hnn Dudley Ti S to to W " Folse
VIM I faaIs SE vie to Ann bud
catSarnes ST. No Al Francis Sohummira Bridget
lstst :, 100 se y Av'A 1000
NOTSi6s' No -oo N 5000
4os5 ; fI iS5 ard VIE to Kramer and vie 5000
elsi sesss ( o Tto4oe TO cIs Il Macy 2Os75
,'4 ssS 5S5 $e 10 Maria ass 1893
zstS-sJ. : 8l4 II of 4tAaye ls1lo22 G saekett -,
hV2Hs seT1ufy. referee to John Callahan -. 1850
l-ls slSdsl 70 - g Johnson 50 $4,000
17l6 chsfIes \ scayey 70 EdTaid T. lanes o,iir !
S'a ez t. JANE: :S kcenan 80 . -. 1900
go G s1 efeTee to Lucia HSu51cr 5000
0@0s' s to N.Y. IT, Harriet Was65urn $1,000
l''R h %I4s it ana others to Thomas NurJ $50
olc Slip cor OF FIOntst, 231j4 b interest Chas
o-O II Fod6 & wife iliam Todd 1898
L'TipSNiSagg and and wife to C9ares ar $1,000
DoyeTy E SG s a2Ai-' " T. 'c,'u 1a $4,000
''h4 Items and Vie to Ellen 5 KacGm 1000
VV'4 Roth and vie to B. j. Dwyer 10000
'l'' aG a NJ others to Hatda De 800
i'I 1sisis 10 Louise r. Kcfnochsn.. -. 5000
A'1 bower s az to Bcraha1J J. Fy~ 1929
l7thst. a e cor dave szsI, IosIIa sprouts and
Grand-i. no SO 25z75, Caroline smith to ; W
Gra s N 15 57 Ssn S5x7j same to same 1900
Grand ct, T. 30 II OF Noriolkst 50x75 Horace 900
sssst 7 "a p Il II 5Se oswald scSule 10
r0l Fosee to Nacdaiens sieiao1 -. lGOo
O'' Vie 10 CO 6 Boomng isc and oiioss 5000
SissI IL 2 Gus N's' 10000
Tuesday, Jan 81
s@ys +, ne sS ehd lg7s. !oOA '! 'a.' anu $4,000
tza s5 md 81 ? w Il V TO- 2, MeGadc 10000
4o9 spe So a and HUSBAND to a Wiecoek 5000
!nWCol.st. 9 lots, l2th Ward, Il Nansst ana VIE
10 ID q crosby ------.--
property; Thompson ana wlie 70 same. ,od
same property Thomas Thatcher referee TO same lSOO
21J 3thIYe, JOXiOO.J, The Garned
oI%h liSl' Mart Martin ''-'''' - 80 lo5 900
' Ba3ser 10 " r Martin, $4,000
10 icS9ilze $4,000
Me6aaie to X Mandeii -. 1900
and S5ts 1, a.; foepiaf $500
''1 GSrss to Il Kahn 1900
studey and husband t. Baker $4,000
40 4o' ......,... 1900
cTo sSI oi i'''l-'' 5000
others, executors, 10 JChI IIOtcn9 50OOO
AAeust +, s1.6 It Of EruoIne-sL .o1ofOA HrrS-
ling f -''--''' 1880
10 JOIN o chs $3.50
anG sife 70 { HSlock 100000
70 Mary Mcclure M 1900
S6thst, IS 1888 # Of 2d-sve, IS 9I98g: Eva
MOtLger and husband % ii Murphy and wife. 100
l2slSst No 30 East, lsxl0Oll, Bank for savings.
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CHARMS .,.,.,o,,.,..,,o,.
COMPANY.
OGce, Pier Is Y. r.. foot COrtlandtst
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded as directed TO any part
OF the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery OF AL kinds u freight and mer
chandse to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
UARBOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
in the barborat reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, AND BARGEs ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHARTER.
Steamers John II. and Erasus Corning FOR NEW
HAVEN leave PIER e y. =. At p daily Saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between Neg.York and
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. W. r. r. received Pier
For Ncw.IIaveu and points East at Pier IS
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAM D.-Elevon Miles for
Ten Cents via steamer from Pier +. r.. foot Whehalst
CENTRAL SHGPYARU, Communipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine Boiler shops everything aoperJainng to the
construction repair OF vessels
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Gltp Real Gstatc for Sale.

DEEKMAN-ST PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ID $g5 O00 10000. $4,000. $6O.0OO.
rutland & WHITING, l2l Nasssu-st.
CHARLES Buck & CO.,
~ ARCHITECTS,
63 East 4lst-st., Park-ave
Successors to Duggin & CrOssmanl.
OFFER FOR SALE
No 900 LcXingtOl-ave, bright 23OO house, jdst
completed, only one left out OF five.
ALSO,
honses cor Madison ave- and 69ths top OF Lcnox HID
from u TO 30 feet wide.
Houses open sundays Send for pamphlet.
TOR INVESTMENT SALE 6Ox106 feet
Walker-s, between Church.st. and West Broadway:
For price and terms apply 10 +. II. UDLOW CO. No )
PnC-st and ! 1870 Broadway.
EOR E.-Harlem-jth-ave. and 10th
L st-Handsome DWELLING cabnc; finish Apply on
premises.
TOR SALE.-No. 327 East 123d-st.-Thrce-
story and Easements brown stone; all improvements
Apply On premises
( Romano Brown. 1,2S0 Broadway. Entire
~ real estate specially Rents coecedNc
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cave Nev.York, via Desbrosses and cort.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MINT. AND TIL r FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun
DAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA, TWO IN NEW-YORk
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passenger
II trains 1851, will leave depOts foot OF
Cortandt and DesbTossessts at $40 NJ 4O p m and $50
pm IaStOn Bethlehem Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk
WiKCsbarre, TOwanda Wavery, ithaca. Geneva Lyons,
Buffalo and the West Train at p M for Easton Bethlehem
Allentown. Reading MauCh Chunk Wilkesbarre and Pitts
ton Pullman sleeping coaches attached 10 $50 train
Trains leaving at 74O and connect for all points
IN Mahan0y and Hazeton coal regions. --o>- q, n
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VVANTED.-Severals stores and lofts III this
W vicinity, for immediate occupancy.
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A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
Newport AMI Psi River. 3D.
Limited tickets Corrssp)l ling rsi1Jto1 Z, III Eastern
Magnificent Steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave Ne. Sew.YOrk daily sundays e{esptsd'
Connection G Annex Boat from Brooklyn H. Jer,,r
PTacps hotels transfer AL tciss RSs t9e once On
i BoRbES S LGVELL As GEO Gent Pass At
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IL MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Phi alephia, Baltimore, and Washington
On anil ,a after ee Is the nagnacent Passenger Trains
landtst and Desbrosses.st a. follows
Washington 5i6 b. M ~ oc6cS ct ais5 Gay. arrives
M daily sleepers and day coaches through 70 Cnen-
natl g Sa n.y. c Ft se 5 ws snG &C. o ae S cne
b. o. palace sleepes and day coaches through to Cincn
" 30 other line makes the West. Trains
Tickets sleeping berth7 secured and baggage called
for and checked 10 destination at company Once No 80
Company
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
Il YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
hhIFange@entoI trains from chambers street Depot
room COache4 to Buffalo and suspension Bridge
CD M tua.iyl-Fas - Louis Express arriving at Bnfao
a H. connecting with fast trains 10 the West ana south
5st Puilman's best prawing-rOom sleeping Coaches 10
I p m. Daly)-PaciGc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
/ [ without change tiOtC through Chicago.
7l5p m.-Emig grant train fOrthe West.
l 56 a 1aS faieS 3H 30 1913 n - 2G1n
night sundays 6 $50. lG20a l45 t3O II midnight.
Paterson d 100 $50 l020a. NJ. lanOon. l45, 3, $50
40 5lo $50 5;lo '$o 40 s. l9:$op N; and y mid
Giswag6 and Paterson yia Newark g:t5 $40 1880
/ nighJsoIy snndavS 9l5A m- $40. G:30D. II 40, ~
p M. ana IL Midnight sundays .. $50. lO:2J - IN;
40 $50 p M. and l2midnight
warwick, 800 a. m. 4:30n n
Newburg aud Cornwall $50 :. M $50. 4;3O D m
Iond6a AMI Kingston. a. 1892 sundays $50 m
Goshen g 700 q lO.2Ol m; $50 800 430, 1l5 y.
! SUNDAYS s $50, l0:2Oa. IN. $50 Up -
MiddictOWn 75O. . l0:2l a, m, $50. 43G G15p: N.
SUNDAYS. S.3I lO2OA m. $50 ~ m The A. m and 4'5O
n m trains connect with Midland Railroada at Main st
PortIc $50 1920 M, $3.50. q. 7:l5 m sun
davs 500 lO.2Ot m; s. $50 and , M -, ,,-
Boa leave dst quarter OF aui quarter after each honr
from 5t5 m 10 g:I5 D M and at O:4j and lao m
Tickets massage and for apartments IN Drawing
and Seefne be obtained and orders for the
checking and transfer OF baggage n az be eft az me oh
panvs Offices Nos 2Gl 4Ol 9j7 Br ,a9wav " Y, No
+ Court st BROOKLYN or az the COmpany's Eepots.
Fmicrant agency No. 10 Greenwich-st, =.
Fxrcss trains from the West IN YORK AZ :zI
~ no n ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r Agent. New-YOrk
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave Euglewood Coster PiermOnt and Nylcl
$50 1000 A. NJ J. 3 400 800 $40. $3.50. l3O D.
Suuflys ga m. and 6.4j p The ll:30 D. train Will
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