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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-03
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
YEsTERDA'

Brig Ceres CNor). Olsen. RevaI-Holst & Co.
Schr Ebenezer, Curry, Abacoa-J Reedy.
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Palace Sleeping Cars on this train daily be-
tween Savannah and Jacksonville, Washington
and Jacksonville, Cincinnati and Jacksonville.
and Louisville and Jacksonville
Passengers leaving Macon at 1850 D. m. con-
meet at Jeaup with this train for Florida daily
Passengers from Florida by this train con-
meet at Jesup with train arriving at Macon
at a. N. daily.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for BrunEwiclr
taking this train arrive at brunswick 500 a. m.
Passengers leaving Brunswick 900 o. m ar
rive in Savannah at 2:35 a. m
Passengers from Savannah for Gainesville.
Cedar Keys and Florida Transit Road take this
train.
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Railsaaas.
CsntTaI { SuHthWesfsTa R. R'ds

SAVANNAH, GA. February 18th, 1859.
ON and after SUNDAY, February i9th. 1853.
" passenger trains on the Central and South
western Railroads and branches win run as
follows.
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TYBEE. March 9, 7:SO D m-Passed up. bark
johanna (Nor) brig Rothesay CBr).
Passed out, barks Rafael Pomar (Sp) Betty
GUIDE CNor), AlphOnse ct Marie Fr), schr VIM
Jones.
At anchor, outward bound, bark Libertas
(Nor).
Wind S miles; fair.
New York, March 2-Arrived Circassia.
British Empire Marlborough
Arrived out W Scholter, England, Andean,
Warrior, PETER de Comuck VaderIand, Favo.
rite, Papa Giocomo LANDER. Strathsay. Al
batross. Okonoum Catalpa (the latter at Sierre
Leone February II from Savannah
Homeward. Errlgon
Later-Arrived out, Gallia, Abyssinia.
Liverpool. February 2S-Arrived bark Jupi-
ter (Sw), Petersen Darien.
Boston February 2S-Arrived schr G H Ma
comher, Rumill. Jacksonville.
Bath. February 4-In port loading for Sa-
vannah, schr W Morse, Upper.
Boston, February S7-Arrived, schrs Helen
Montague, Green, Savannah; June Bright.
Barter, Port Royal; Lizzie Car. Dunn, Runs
wick, Beekman, Watts. Port ROYAL: Emma
F Hart. Davis, st Simon's Island.
Wilmington. N G. February 25-Cleared. schr
Lizzie Major. Foster, Doboy.
New York, February IS Cleared. scbrs las r
Woodhouse. Douglas. Jacksonville: Mary A
Trainor DerricksOn. Jacksonville; Lester A
Lewis, Fletcher. Brunswick
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Charleston & Savannah Ry. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, January 2lst, 1882.
COMMENCING MONDAY, January 23d. az
~ 3:05 A. NJ, and until further notice. trains
viii arrive and depart follows:
(I1S.. ~
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"a CARD.

~ ATHENS, GA, February 22d. 1878. -
Shiny child, five years old, had II
N symptoms of worms l tried Calomel M
u and other worm medicines, but failed I'D
n to expel any. Seeing Mr., Bains' certif- IN
v cate, got vial Of SMITHS WORM VA
n OIL. and the first dose brought 90 W
worms, and the second dose so many III
N were passed did not count them N
s. II. ADAMS.
~ For sale by druggists generally. Pre-G%
pared by E. s. LYNDON, Athens, Ga.
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Proposals Nanted.
SUPPLIES FOR THE ASYLUM.

sTEwARD,l
the
the
sound
2 weekly
the O
o June.T
OF May s@ cash will for the
o 8 day Aprrls
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FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

s WORCESTER, Captain D. HEDGE,
THURSDAY, March 9, at 1890 A. n.
8. 3. SEMINOLE, Capt. b. K. HALLETT,
THURSDAY, March Is, at 4:30 P. M.
THROUGH bills of lading given to New
Il England manufacturing cities Also, to
Liverpool by the Cunard, Warren and Leyland
lines.
The ships of this line connect at their wharf
with all railroads leading out of Boston.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents.
E W. NICKERSON q co. Agents. Boston.
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NAVAL S-OREs.-Rosin was in fair demand
.-I-v qr very firm values. Sales 50 barrels
rsrSlr5 There was nothing done m spirits
..---.-tira. but the market closed very firm
!. t-1-4.i0us We quote: Rosins-A 81 IS;
stT q s. o.. d s. M. F 81 O5, F 81 IS
3 si r. s. 20 I 81 371s X 81 so, NJ 81 IS,
X & I'D window glass 50 l2l6. Spirits turpen-
-OiIs and whiskYs 49c.. regulars Soc
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Savannah, Florida & Western Ry
supxR1NrENDENr's OFFICE,
FAST MAIL,

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. December 8, 1881.
I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, December 4,
~ 1881, Passenger Trains on this road viii run
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Shipping gutElll9Gnre.
IADANs uIeI Cu o IOO@s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

oUeAHleT OIIy OF bTldgeJon. Fitzgerald, FIori
da-Woodbridge & Hartman.
ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Johanne Nor), Muller, London-A Full
Iarton & Co
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CONsIGNEFs.

Per Central Railroad, March 2-Fordg Agt
T P Bond ] W SchleV & Co, VIM Hone & Co. +
J Ruckert. Barnard Il A st r, Myers &
Bros. Cohen, A Solomon, G d Rogers, G
Butler, Mohr Bros, Q L Carmack. r Rosenfield
NJ FerSt & Co, Bacon & co, B Cubbedge,
Savannah Oil Co, H Myers & Bros, Allen & L.
Guckenheimer & Son, A Friedenberg & Co,
Johnson & Co. Henry Yonge, c E Stults. NJ
Doyle, E L Neidlinger, Son & Co. Joyce & H.
Putze' & II, NJ Mendel & Bro, L E Alright w B
Nell & Co, Weed & @. Branch q G. Roach q
Bro. NJ Barthemus, NJ Conner & Co, Woods
e Co. L Guilmartin & Co, Jno Flannerv & Co,
W W Gordon & Co. Walter & H. j s Wood &
Bro, Order, III Farley, G F Stubbs Z Co ] w
LathroD & Co. Woodbridge & II, Peacock,
& Co, N A Hardee's Son & Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
March 2-Fordg ONCE, Butler & s, Fl M Conner
& Co, w w Gordon Co, Order, NJ Maclean,
Jno Flannery & Co. @ + Stubs & Co, L ] Gull
martin & Co, Lee Roy Myers, H Richmond
Agt. s, F & w Ry, Savannah Freight Agt, Nc
Donough & B, S krouskotf, Haslam & n, John
McDonOugh, d Bacon & Co, Bond & S, G Fl
Dorsett, NJ Henderson. A Einsteins Sons W
E Alexander & Son, II Myers & Bros. r Rep
pard, General Manager. Dale. w & Co, Hols
combe, g & Co, Guckenheimep Il son, Geo V
Hecker, Graham q II, Kennedy & B, VIM Hone
& Co, w Brown.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway March
2-Fordg ONCE. Bacon q B, John Bresnan, d
OCo1nor, Fl Myers & Bros, NJ Cunningham,
s Cohen, Lee Roy Myers, Bendheim Bros q Co,
Paul Decker, W Jaudon
Per steamer City OF Bridgeton, from Florida
Singer Mfg Co, o H Hartman. johnson & ],
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Fancher, DIR Hurd and lady,
Mrs Irons and son, Miss Bailey. Dell, W
Bailey, Mr. ROwens. Mr. Rusk and lady, Mrs
Smith, Mrs Jones, R Doyus and wife. s. Brun
senger, Mrs Walsh, Mr. Burpee
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
RECEIPT9

New York, March 2-The str Annie Bingham.
for New Orleans, anchored off the Isle of
Wight. She lost foreYard and foresail.
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Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
March 2-155 bales cotton. % cars lumber 1 car
wheels and axles. 200 bbls rosin. 10 bbls spirils
turpent ne, car blocks. 237 boxes and II bbls
oranges, 80 boxes and II bbls vegetables 3
bales hides. and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway March
2-1 car cattle. cars wood. lot furniture 10
bols pitch, coop q calVes). coop turkeys as
boxes tobacco, 10 caddies tobacco. / carriage.
IL sacks potatoes, sacks cotton seed and
mdse.
Per steamer City OF Bridgeton. from Florida
g bales cotton, bales bags. sewing machine
Per Central Railroad. March 1885 bales
cotton. 459 sacks bran. 1pO bbls lime. 3n5 sacks
mari 90 empty kegs, 60 bbIs oil A. bbIs cotton
seed oil, so hhds bacon, 10 tiercas hams. al bbls
liquor, II hf bbls liquor. SO bales domestics, IS
bales yarns, 30 head cattle, % head horses and
mules, IS tubs butter. % cases LIQUORS. II bbls
eggs. z csses eggs. 10 casks bottled beer, 10 d
buggies, 10 bbls glassware, 10 boxes glassware.
p pkgs furniture, 10 boxes tobacco 120 sacks
cotton seed. iron safe, ID sacks potatoes IS
bdls hides, So cars lumber, IS pigs mdse.
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Connections.

Local Sleeping Cars on all night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta and Savannah
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Per brig Ceres CNor), for Reval-741 bales up-
land cotton, weighing 343,949 pounds, valued at
S37, 1913 e.
Per schr Ebeneze-, for Abacoa-1n,00O feet
lumber, valued at $3.50, and sundry pkgs mdse,
valued at secs so.
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ferent from the former ones Mrs. Hoyt says 'hA, 81"
has been obliged to pay out 500 which ought 70 nav
haen maid nv the executors. She believed that nei
bands viii was void, In which e'e"' -.
entitled TO dover in his iahos' ~ "a
all these lands would require ions -.
exnensive iournevs It would also cost her soe'ure
TO protect herself against the executors Vi 'no -
Fl,bn Root the attorney for the executors reau q"
.psUer 20 the pet,tion which admits that MAY -
Hoyt had been accompanied TO the frienu' - 90
PHILADELPHIA but denies that her rehoVai La" sNta,
stigated by either OF the executors tWo Pio -,
nurses went with her to the asylum Ihey 1891
Moved by her father Samuel n Hoyt was req~' 49,
~ So, Sar naront, 70 go TO the asylum with the
6ausbtsr and her nurses Miss Hoyt was admi''eu iuo
the asylum upon the following written request
request that Mary J. Hoyt may be adni''eu o :, r.
into the ASYLUM for the relief of persons uePr' -.
use ~ their reason" The request was sgheu ~ -.
Uovs father and mother. 1t is alleged that MISS hoyt
IVY ~ ,,me insane. and that she had
-. ,-oviop.lv sent 10 the State Homee-
natbtc Asvlum at Middletown by her ia'neI
On the death Of Mr. Hoyt the a. SnS II
Friends Asylum telegraphed 90 york The telegram
70 Wrs Howl who telegraphed back that sne
preferred Tor sae Hoyt on the same day wrote TO
W. unerinfendent about Miss Hoyt. and expressing tne
deepest sympathy 0 T4 70 h gte r Hoyt what he
re sbond he done about her daughter stating that
MIs hoy no onid become Violent DR. Hall upon the
CENT Of this letter brought Miss HOyt 10 new oIh %
NeiP' How had nothing TO do with MISS
Hovt's return TO the asylum after her 1at9ers
f.ral Mr Root next read the ahdavits Of s. n HOyt,
IFrsS Howl and James W. Jackson in which they say
that rhev are perfectly willing that the petitioners should
80 snch an allowance as they need their support.
Tbev had always given the Petitioners all they had asked
for for purposes OF support since the last appcaOn
30 600 he'd been pad to them The were not
Wiling 10 nav more than the interest the petitioners
shares under the will in order TO enable them to ind
LAWYER 20 contest the Will 80,
Roscoe Conkliug appeared az counsel for Mrs ana MISS
Hoyt e set in motion tie entire machinery 9i NE saI
court the shabby treatment which they were sur
feriuc at the hands OF the executors. william ~ ENhrs
reped very briefly to Mr.. Conkng. He said that the
papers showed that the executors had every desire 70
treat the petitioners with due consideration Inc tx
cctors however rad no power make any advance 10
them OF the principal OF the estate especially as tne
advance was principally desired TO pay lawyers Tor
prospective services in breaking Mr. Hoyts Will.
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MRS AND MSS HoYTS NEW APPLICATION.

The application of the widow and dauzh-
Ter O, the late Jesse Hoyt for an advance
OF $4,000 each, TO enable them to meet cur
rent expenses and to contest Mt HoyPs will, was
renewed yesterday. ON new papers, before surro-
gate Rollins Under Mr. Hoyfs will his WIDOW Is TO re-
eeive tue income on 81 100000 during her life, with
mower 10 dispose of $4,000 by VIII. The daughter
reesiyes simply the income S1,25O,000 during her
life The petitioners alleged on tine first application that
they had been unable induce the executors to pay
over 10 them any money for their maintenance and
support although they had repeatedly applied to them
Tie Surrogate decided that the petitioners were encu
TO an savs.oe but that the paper did not show how
much n ought TO be- He dirAoted therefore. that this
should either be determined by reference or that new
application should be made The counsel for the peti-
TONERS chose to make a new application.
The papers used yesterday were not substantially Dill
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Proposals.

NUIIOE'-
Sealed proposals viii be received until 5 D. N. Of
saturday. l'ccemher -. lso2. at the office Of tho
Penn Lives
and Gfat ting Annuies All Chestnut Philadelphia
for the SAFE all any part OF 2O5 OF the PhiA
dephiI Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad stock Trust
Certificates.
The az prices exceeding par TO
number stated will be accepted the parties Offering
vsed be made when the certificates
Assigned. o n and alter LIST January 1888.
should endorsed OF Phia<
depha Wilmington and baltimore railroad stock trust
ncates." and sddre ssed 10
LINDLEY sMYTH. President
4Sl Chestnut 81, Philadelphia
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Eprses ano Carriages

EOR SALE.-rwo good horses, geldings, lola
Il hands high and years oil. sound Int nfent and
stynsh prompt drivers and work well Ia single
double Garness sad warranted Call II n. X
CLUB STABLES 10 aud IL Last 25th.st
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cor-pT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27.

e-,,v,,r gorg1-CgAsfBF Es-Held by Lawrence. J.-Ca
,niarc aed nj II Mos g. 81 30, Be, - 46 - 49, l.
~ % 81 80 100 ll9 1911 1886 l5 1866 49, l74 lso ZOO
srrERioR Cjrgr-sPEcIAL TEM-IIeG By Arnou1' j.
40 CAV calendar. 49,, -. ". rro..or
.Iay clfs
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Gilp Real estate tor Sale.


4 DIV ERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEM.
~ YORK TRIBUNE Ill BE RfCEIN I'd n a Th 4 TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1928 Bo2dway coTnet 10
hrst-st 800 Twenty third St. corner & rIs
No % FCuteenth.si corner Union quar- ~
corner Forty-sevenh--i.; az tho HAhi.t -
Ncs. 100 and 1880 thirt-ave. corner On.-n
twenty dfth-st-. up TO p M. az regular once L.ees
4 -LENOA Hill,
IN. convenient TO Lerox Library.
superb full modern high stoOp brown stone
II sold Immediately, only $50 Terms gps su In
81 Cedar.st or Col 9th ave.
A 69TH-SF. HOUSE for sale at bargain,
~ between Madison and Parkaves This u worth hon
tention wanting beautiful boase cen ~
10000. hlhEfs Voo Ot-
T1IRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
streets in this vicinity sale paying 10 per cent
RULAND& WHITING, Beekman-st
NOR SALE-S75, OOO.-A house, 25x65 feet
cabinet finish hardwood floors mirrors bookcases III
library newly ated in perfect order 10 East lohs
7 ENOX HILL,
i 4 Convenient LenOx Library. III
High-StOOp Brown stone DWELLING
sOld Immediately, only 81, 30 Terms 70 sur,
v. h STEVENSON Jh.
81 Cedar st., or SCI bthaye
TOTS NEAR 5TH-AVE., $500 EACH. A
II very cheap parcel IN . WHITING Z R.ekman.sL
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broo iluu Jro1;rIl for ia: an 10 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms tOuT-St0ry
brick dwelling tho west sis OF C0ln non negLts'
Ni street Ferries, OVoriO)k
ing the o4y rInany ClrJIsl 90 fr mast yll - Il
story store Faruan-st lot 2jElJJ nail tno 10 OlV
of cash required. Address LESTER, Tribune once
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after .,"H Der 1882
.~r r, GhEAl ~ II y q

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave VIEW York via DesJrOsses aud Courtlandt
harsOaTg, PlIsOafg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
aro %ed Of Pao - bnb M %a SS s
ing Cars at "a. N every day
Wiliamsport Lock Haven, a M m Cory and Enc at
p M connecting at Cory for Iitusyile Petroleum Cen
Baltimore washngo aud the south; Limited Washington
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday ID
T. at 5i5 and SEQ 4 H. $40 and IL night via
sq mo ana wa Ind P R. ana MINI H. and ~ night
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday 5l5 a. III aud p m On
For ape Nay except Sunday 6:l6. lllOa On Saturday,
0n {rancb Bag Head Junction intermediate sationa
via Railway and AmbOy a. NJ. l. noon $3.50 and p m
Boats OF brooklyn Annex with all through trains
atJersey city, aaordns speedy and direct transfer for
Bookly Eron PsDurg 500 and lI2Oa m 2oa,,
tIolo M daily FROM Washington aud BALTIMORE osO
go a. MI y and 1855 I'm From Baltimore 20D on
santays. g35 m mo From ph;iad1eph3 900 So. go
9.S0 SOL 9.55 1920, 1888 ana lO5Op. M sunday $50
6$S $50 $50 ii4Oa G2O 7sO. $50 1870 1885 ana
O'0O"H TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD. ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
70 rRAlNs EACH WAY WEEKDAYs AND on SUN.
HEST AND Ti 81 A FAs2 i S5isf4SHF'
Express Trans l saye via aud Court
DO 720 >. $50 70 and 10 Limited IL H. L. $40. $40
@ Limiiedh and 10 ~ l. t. :. aud ~ ai. and ~
night
EIpIess Trains leave Nev.York daily. except Sunday
7:2O a H. and D. m. running through VA trenton and
Camden.
Returning aims leave Broad station, Philadelphia
IL OIL 3Uo So $40 800. 73O. $40. $50, aud III A ~
(IAmlted EIpress Bop. NJ. l. s. 9;Zo Limited y
$50 Tao. 3, anu $40 m. ON sunday, l2Ol 3OJ, 3%O,
$40, $50 M, (j25 Llmitedl. 3D. 40, aud $50
Lave Philadelphia Camden a. ana 4:JO IN. daily
except sunday. ,,.,... "a, .,.,.s..,, Aston ,to..
Ticket ONT 90, oso .h1 80 Co., "us1
prooryn Annex station foot VI FuOnsL, Brooklyn. Nos
ia rs aud lis Hudson ST.. HoboKen station. Jeessy Cyi
IMMIGRANT S6rS Tfansie r Company will ana
, aoro "a from hotels and residences - 49,.
CHARLES r. PDoll os.a ~, 49," ,oN,i' ,..,.
General Manager "eheiA F~ssr Agent
o,ToNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
reduced Boston for hrstclass ekets good only
Eesat steamers cave daily (suRdays excepted az $50 p
mn from pier 33 North River foot OF Jayst, New YORK Ar
irving IN at Tickets Tor sale al All principal
"PRoVinENCE LINE. for freight only steamers leave
from pier 20 Forth foot OF Warfenst $50 p m day
isnndavs excepted for Boston via Providence direct
l.. W. FILKINS General Passenger Agent
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IN THE "WELLEs BUILDING"
GOnnlrn lJropertp for Sale ano to Eel.
FACTORY FOR SALE.
IN SEWAltK, N J.,


THE NT-GENT MoROCCO FACTORY.
On III .lseys OaeIo IOl sale The buildings consist
fronting tial1cyst,
contain abOut i've thou
sand guarr feet 1oring with steam elevator In the
rear ot the above fourst0ry brick bindings
about containing ABOUT twenty thousand square
~tOI well lighted, and the DululnE-
arc but that the light can never be OBJ
stTucied. -. lit,
Be,rs the buildings there are two one story build
containing Thousand square feet OF ITO JluE also
boiler ana engine house, VITA ~ horse power engine
bult nv Watts Campbell Co.. Of Newark, The buildings
cnpaatively suU-t ntay built and are III every
w,ay uI.d or any kind Oi mauula turing business.
Resides the entrance iidscyst. there l. an aleyway
runnng Washiu gtOnst which affords an entrance III
deUend.nt the aa entrance to the buildings
Prom oaerty being located Ia the
r centre OF the cy convenient all the railroads and he
inc oare at cry figure should auract the attention
nj contemplating building extending their business
"A Tins h no doubt cheapest piece Of factory property Tor
sale In the vicinity. ,.--.,,--.
For further particulars apply 10 or address
JOhN }. DEEINE,
$50 Broad-st., Newark, y. J.
LNOR SALE.-A complete country resi- ence
OF l2 acres a: Greenwich Conn. c0nvedcnt to depot;
with suitabe oubuidings in good order WAL make terms 10
suit. Apply 20 owner, 239 West i9thst
VNO LET-At BERGEN Point, corner OF Avenue
ami Juette ST. pleasant house OF ten rooms all
imp oveuents heater, gas bath rent sJ1J - -
Apply 20 Il. HAMiLTON, 62 Bowery, y. l.
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REAL ESTATE.
NFw-YORK. Tuesday. Dec, 90, 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NFw YORK CITY.


ctor,.s..t as 4Oft Q OF waverlypla 20I74.11i
a. Dernott TO 4 Bren ~
1o3d 3 20llt II Of shave 25xlOOlO &
calico and wife TO b keo n
Gothst 3 40 a ~ y c r. tavo 2s25O
lG5Ihs g. 2SS 81 II WIZ 81 10 d Rosen6erg $500
5thay@ 79 sIJ 81 iUlsSt 1850
same Proper'y Mary D"yer 70 is...e. 10000
5thaye 90 # Of b I0IssN -otiDoi 1880
same nrouertv; Mary J. Dryer 10 w Lester IO-V"
Broad p1r OF qt ~ saw aR' Insution 22OO
pfoc. bounded by southern BOule ard, OrcAAu-st
Wait0n.ave, aud BeruGn-ave 24th ward same 10 ooo
127ti,st q 2j5 # W 6th-ave 1JIJ0Il. - In.
teFes 1ri5b WeFs'en ana ano'nei 1867
same property and interest Wauerstein ana an
same property Is interest Mas anu "' 1888
,, sg lots 2oS and DO; F Nash and wife m
to Price, II, and WIFE
24th.st rs IL oil lilniSe ''4'''' 04O6
wnngs ~ ~ Sp o. others 10 Gafagher 10000
llslh St cor Of t t ayf er and 5000
71d.et. n 4 40 II ~ Madis0n-aVc, %UoA.lV-'N'
G Eastman and wife TOD Eastman
lo7th 70 # 70 2days 5ae $4,000
79de-t = 100 II OF 2d.sve, 334xlO22; mary ,on,
Duffy and husband 10 II N Johnson. - "a oCo
property NJ johnson To Harriet horrIssI II, ~
Chares-st 8 A. fl OF Waverlypiace' 2oAffIIi
Brien 10 " MclernOtt.
l39thst Il =, i7j 10 G Boulevard .1xSJ. lIL-J;
Old Bloomingdale Road KS 9'+1su.a ,, 80,
4 LO1ghran aud wife to Mary Cunningham
Broadway, OF Duans-st, = ana " tot ~, va
Broadway and Leonard II, Z !-ls Interest IA
0ach = l. Hale - + Collins
same property and interest; j h Collins T" 9u'A"
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.---Passenge

I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.--Passenge
-ans leave epots Of COrtandt and at
- - 3lO and n m EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown
heading Mauch CHUNK. Mkesbarre rowanda' Wayerly.
itbsca Geneva. LYONS Buffalo aud the West Pullman
coaches run daily. Local trains at 54O p n Tor
Iaston Bethlehem and COplay , o an - - .or,oc, los, all
nonfs i'm MahanOY Hazelton coal Iegos am
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NJ as,er, oaice corner Church and COrtandtsts
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Ste mboats al0 Railroads.

TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck
sin at r. ID and IL p. III (,undays excepted p NJ
steamer arm time To- early trains NOr1h ana LAST.
CALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
L FAST-FAE.S REDUCED, 80 TO Boston, Lowell and
hnre: - 10 Newport Fall River: S. 20 TO New
bedford Corresponding reduction TO other points steamers
y and Oh 600 leave New-G ork on alter
nate days SUNDAYS eped from PieI 2S North River root
~ Murray a. at D. Connection Dy annex boat from
rooivn (foot OF Fulton-st Jersey city iron foot
OF T. mango place. at 4 p NJ
BURDEN q LIZ GEO H. CONNoR, Gen1 Pass. Agent