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CHARMS vn,,ppop TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

- COMPANY
Office Pier ls. N. r., foot OF Corusndtst
rmeuts OF freight forwarded as directed to any part
u ~" U%EouALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and me
chandse TO any part OF the city.
SEAANp HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
FOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghered toanypont
An the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. ,,,,,.
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning ior NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier IL. ~ H., at9p IN. daily lsA'aruAS'
excepted , ,
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Sew.fork anu
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points d.. L. & '" ~ H. receiver ~ ii'i -
For New Haven aud points East at Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Eleven Mnesi'r
Tan Cents VIA Steamers from Iron Pier H. 1901 o'
whitehallst - ~ mall .
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipaw. NJ J'-Dr' DoeA
Machine and Boiler shops everything apperIanns '" TIE
construct aid repsir OF vesssia
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STEAMBOATS, ano nliIronos.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-JERSEY.
~ station iu Ne. YofN foot Of aoery-st station In
Coin1icuc. .,r j luaaf' - l,st Lca,c New York
ciurs a. a CT iam is Halc.5n. Doa ccrsaoa
= m. VI FlcmueioD Hish Bridge Branch. schooley-
Mountain Iudd Lake, L'Ar lopa'cong fisou Allentown.
qua. Naart ,kc & 5prr IcGen scranton Sc
p m- lr t,in7'on' Ei,,1n AA'n'on D.. Reading lar
$40 En-tor ii-'ol. WIND Gsp. Mau,h chunk IAma'
-. m For , Bennington nigh Bridge Branch -chooley 8
Mountain Hudu- Lake. Lake iiopatcong. Ea-ton. DC.
5.3o . n.roa E.sion Allentown. Heading. Harrisburg.
sunday tain. ieave at IS m l. f4r Bound Brook
md ',.med.sc '''on. at 80 r. M io a'on. Allentown
For NsTsTk q. z ,ee1iict5 10 go Sl5 s'99
% =. 80 4 $40 > 5l5 30 $40, e. CTS. $50. :. 100
Tor tiii t. ocsi points S.! time tables at station,
Tor scslicn AMI Prith AmDoy at g. g. So IlI5 q. m.
For Frechod a. ?. :. 10. ~ 3 m. T. Gr,m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
'FLANF FGd i A fEEr fi 81. D. ~ A'
Commencing OCto CT q. l-12
For Highlands sca0felt Monmouth Beach and Long
LSt A' a5 IF Tl' ey, a. H. for Lake.
N i4, D. a ior Atlantic S, NV wv vnciG nGscton &C.
las. Az p. ~. Tor stations to Scibrisht
NEW YORK And ,PnILADELPHGA.
~ BOZ ~ BROOK ROUTE
ForTRl.NroN ana rlilLAD5arHtA,
For rm9oegha I'm 9 ~, G!cs" a, a 80 Is
49, s i iof n II md % oa eI an a. ii 10
a. Iof 1 5@ RIB r. on nnfl o a, so J5o 100
Il p M ON ,unda, ~ a. a. nl ,3o ! p NJ g-
F1o 'r' ' P a g ' Nh N6 and Green
s,i an at So $40 o5o II a. 1.-THE I5 H. co. 5i5 j. p IN
From Thid and &C. 'S ~, at o ao o5 m 30
From trenton , ~ sa9-y at - 81 "a a. m ?
BIT " l"H ~ - ~ 10 a a., y, ' Trains
aud sltirI So C1AcuI' to uldni-ht trains from New
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Otenn CLEANERS.

GERMAN AND U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
STEAMSHIP a8@4El tiFF SF ESb BEhHSH
s sAI 1 saturday Eeo saturday saturday F FsS
sArEs from %
FIRST TON nAY@F s 81 EBeBES
Return tickets reduced fates Prepaid cera
Gates ga steamers sail from Pier between Second and
--0OO 6EfRIcHs & CO.. Bowling Green.
n Y.HAVANA a. MEXICANMAIL IS. Line.
x9 Zen F FSE
,, via Havana Progreso Campeche and Frontera ~ O
BlrIs EMPIFE thursday feP. Z
Small tables 6Rf'e 6 S' Sga&%s
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. n. r.
~ FOit LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
EGYPT Feb 8 9p n bo re 3YEEN r Feb a. $50 p M
HOLLAND. 5. f IT, - 81 Feb T. p m
, 30 to PHNu Mshsss 80 ap PIePsd TsS
DACTFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S
yE E2E oAtE2FNAI IA s6NREiTH IIkA GES
TRIAL and 0UTH AMERICA AMI, RE ian and MEXICO
From f FcT io IsrR RiST lV Of Panama anams ~
couneeunr for 1ts $oatn 4%crlca Mexico
From San F Fo Ja1an and nd 5 cRn '1nn1n'
Excursion cTes between sn FanSco and at
For HONOLULU. NES%&.2EhLAND and AUSTRALIA
cry" ArN-YOtK ais SATURDAY, ftD L. z p III
oronarrival OF London mails at san FRANCISCO coro.
For freight and general information Apply az oO-
panys ONCE on the Pier 5T9I 3I snientendsnt
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and PARIS.
sailing from New York and Antwerp every SATURDAY.
So lILLltLAN saturday a.. uliy ~ a. m
saloons staieooms smoking aud bath rooms anldshIps
Firs' $50 and go Second cabin. 500; excursion
800; Storage S2G; prepaid so; excursion, $i3 90
PETER WEIGHT d ~ON9, General Agents 90 Broadway.
pOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ia steamers cos foot Of Sussex ST. Jersey CITY,
FOX ROTI RDAM:
FOR AMSTERDAM
-. ZAANDAM ..... "Wednesday, February a. II so
lst cabin. S1O I'd Cabi1 $50 ~teerge $40 preDud $50
II. CAZAUN General Agent - south WI in.st
q : Wihan.st. Freight ACTS 80 Bway Gen. Pass Agt
NNHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL. NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-Thc steamers Of this line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, u. NJ on both the
outward and hOnewurd voyages 80
BII IA NC. CAPT Perry ......Satudiy Feb 10. a. m
ADKIATIC cant. Jcuu Gay, FEB, % npnd
CELTIC. capt olrcll.........~d urday .'i - .S a. M
.'f Iif IC. fri hun DAY. r N J. y D. N.
FROM .TmE WHITE STAR poCK. FOOT OF WEST
These steamers uniform in size and unsurpassed zap
pOiumcuts The saloons ~tatcrOOm+ 0iu"Nh< ahI bait
rooms placed amd-ps where the NOISE ana morton are
least felt aGOrdng degree OcOmiort hitherto uhatAhaoo
kATES.-saoon. $50 $50 and 500 Return tickets on
favorable crm- Stccrage from the Ola country 80 tOm
III csc strimcr. carry neither cattle sheep pigs
For lnspc, On o plans and other in mon apply az ths
Company solces. No. 81 BToad"ay NcT oisr, Ant
C. L. BAErLErr & CO., Agents. BI-toa-
BARRETT q CATIEEL, AgcI,s. Philadelphia
WINTER RESORTS.
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Amusemenis.

XVALLACK'S.
w Sole Prop and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE
PARTICULAR NOTICE
D sATGFRA y lilS !S SRRNNH HF SsG 7''
NEW ,Nn an ssp1,tiTrelyy'
NE" AND 9 eb,itidd DRAMA
THE SILVER KING,
Messrs. HENRY A. JONES and HENRY HERMAN.
Ihold 1t truth with him who sings
on one clear harp OF divers tones.
OF their dead selves to higher things
THE EXTRAORDINARY IMPRESSION
THIS GRAND PLAY
nav be in some measure by perusal Of the fol-
is TT WORTH sEEIEGl 10 IT WELL ACTED
P PGGE22a, II RREpEST IH4CIiINIE STAGE I ~
TIiEsE QUESTIONS AND LAST NiGHT's yERDiCT
WAS DECIDEDLY AN AFFIRMATIVE ANSWER
Tribune
THE SILVER KING BELONGs CLEARLY TO THAT
TiiTES 3RE Shows * MEANS OF VyIGoR6Us AID
MEL6DRAIA We HAVE oBsaRVE6 SINE d3ffaEa
TWO ORPHANs"-LT Times
TIE SCENERY At wALLAoK,s THEATRE IS SIM
SUCCESS, II IS THE BEsT AND MOST CRED TABLE
MEL ,l VIZ HAVE HAD HERE IN YEARS. II
INTEkEsTIN0. THE STORY IS sTRoNG AND FULL
OF DRAM ATiG PQINT AND II is TOLD WITH 4
CIDEDLY REFRESHING NOVA DAYS THE ACTING
OF THE LADIES AND GENTLEM EN- IN THE CAST IS
EXCELLENT EVEN THE SMALLEST BITS ARE
TREATED WITH ARTISTIC SKILL THIS II STRONG
Praise BUT THE PRESENTATIONS AND ENSEMBLE
Al WALLAC rs THEATRE JUSTIFY IT, AM THERE
FORE IT SHOULD BIZ WRITTEN. FAULT HAS OFTEN
BEEN FoUNDWITB THE MHLoDRAMAs PRODUCED
WITHIN THE PAST FEW YEARS BY Mr.. WALLACK.
CONDENSATION SHOULD A. READILY BE BE.
SLOWED WIEN MERITED. THE SILVER KING 3"
- As GOOD A. A LECTURE. BETTER THAN Many
SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN.-LIoegram
IT - PARTICULARLY REQUESTED
that those visit the theatre during the Of
1.-THE SILVER KING
Will favor the management By being I'm their early
the ain VIII rise at
A QUARTER BEFORE EIGHT O'CLOCK.
necessary complete understanding OF the plot that
TIE WHOLE OF THE FIRST ACT
should no Witnessed.
Box Office OTen four weeks in advance.
Caluages may be ordered at H.
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IN YOKK AND -PiiILADELPHIA.
-EW-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

' II.
New York and IJr.uID-st,-st.
Z tHtuu r. g.. pf y. j.. foot LIOertyaI
II ANt NLW-lO DIRK commencing oct. H. 1857.
Tor ~uth Amboy. VIA G. X r. Of j. o. y H. a. m. -
4. o r. ~. VIA icuu L. r.. .. - m D. sunday q. m
TOT M''tHiu, &r, via H. h. Oi Nj D. 81 - a. n. a.
900.
For Rcd bank Long Branch Ocean Grove, A-bury Park
hca Glrt Point Pleasant &c, a.. r. H. of " j., D IL
m. l4j 4 b. m. Via Penn r. r. GA u H., $780, p
SUNDAYS tuot stopping at ocean Grove or Asbmy Park
q "a ~.
Tor Lakewood Toms River Barnegat. &c; via G. r. Rot
y. j., -:lJ g. M. lido p. M.
For Freehold. Via C. H. r.. Of y. j., .. $50 ll:l5A M T.
D. ~. FOR krypor - -I' llij a. m. l,. {, Is, p M.
ior Atlantic CITY Vnclud ir'igetOn. &c. ~ r ~. mn
H. =. BALDWIN, j. a.. WOOD }. T. RANDOLPH
&. r. A. G. H. H. OF NJ. q. Z. ~, +. X. r. Sup't
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
u American Packet Company's Line for PLYMOUTH
lLondon CHERBOURG Paris and HA MBC lso -, a,
WkbI PHALlA Thurs. ED H. BOn = ~ A sat rep -
SUENIA..--- -Thrs fsb. - 0lLtSlA. Thurs AaI.n
Rates 10 Pans erraE first CABIN. Tor sallngs Oet9Ie
April $40 and $50 second Cabin $50 steere Fjp ht
cuIon rates greatly reduced send for Tonnsts GaleIe
KUNiARDT a CO. Gen. Agts. NO. 81 BtOhl-sL, y: 4,
c. h. RICHARD CO. Gen. Pass. Agts. vi Bway n Il.
INMAN ROYAL NAIL LINE STEAMERS
i FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMOND......SAruE DAl. Fen. y. ., NJ
CRY OF BERLIN TIL RsDAf. Feb. o. m.
OF OIL STIR -...-A JkDAY. watch 8. IL a. III
From Pier 80 new NUMBER, North River 20
CABIN PASSAGE. $50. $50 and SlU0. intermediate sio
bTEFRAGE, S2S. Prepaid. a.
John q. DA LIZ, Agent, 81 and 33 Broadway, n. Y.
Philadelphia onee. No lUJ south SLA-at
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fcrtnres auo itleellngS.

=
MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Annuale election
y or officers and MANAGERS Of the Far VIII DC
hold on r. DAY February 1888, az IT'S rooms Ia ths
toooer Union Polls viii be Opeuel at 10 0coSA a. M ana
CIAKLES NICK. LOOSEN secretary.
y1RANCIS SEYMOUR HADEN will lecture
L by invitation on the principles and pracuceof
ETCHING,
4. CUICKERTNG HALL. MONDAY, FEBRUARY and
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY = az . . p m
Tickets " had by > BSCRlPIlON ONLY. at
Messrs Knorder 9TH lave, 23dst Freak keppelf
20 last 10th st; Muuder lch & Co.. 500 BoAdWay, and
Sabn's sons, "a Park place. - -. -.--.
NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR.
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WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCLUSIONS
ATLAS LINE or MAIL STEAMERS
For TURKS ISLAM -. JAMAICA. HANTI. PORTO RICO
I~IHMt = OF PANAMA aud COLOMBIA
sailing every Tourists invited tpaVdu tnDm''Fe3
OF these tuuS which thry make any route Wnct lh'
tur low price
which includes living ON board 90 steamer the whole
time and they transfer any other srucrJf the uu5
they NEE on the voyage.
For passage apply 10
10 st4test, New.York.
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Relialons Notifies.

Yew.York sunday school Association
Mee9ngs e. 70 Eos, S s ass this afternoon
M 2,aS " II F Y c; X + IS t rsaaasf
% AN UNpENOMfNA NATIONAL CLASS.
-O' nv for the study Of the, ...on.
In Broadway Tabernacie;
This afternoon. conducted by
q, E RgeYpAAiRFFv 1Tn4TtY fif CLASS.
International SUNDAY school Lesson
Tuesday afternoon NOON at o'clo.k conducted by
All persons interested in Bible study or
teaching the Young are welcome.
-Sor,I Dutch Church. ll3 Futonst. and 5s Ann- S
PTg9cns ~ sFE D. M0YDAY EvEYING Praise and
street Daily Noon Prayer-meefing is held
North Presbyterian Church R% Of taT To H
WoInin" service 1880; by eXchange-the EeS ss T
VICE Pdo breaches re- Subject Christ the Abiding
Guest Of the soul -
Park Avenue eihodi,r Eps;2EGI GhP Pror oq sR
at 10 80 T. M and e6dSe Is Completed Will
preach. All welcome.
NsmcrIFa h GHaFea fS5nSr
Pastor MoInns service at dI 1on People at 80
iect Lying IN Business"
Rev Henry W. sanders. Pastor Of the central Ra It
c9@ls o6a $50 f. n sunday 9na S s5nooi 255
Rcy VIM stephenson Pastor, Will preach tSIn5I5Gw m
m" Rutgers rIc.byeIian Church. 2,i9 81 , ANY AT 10 M
%y cjD at s,i! e ca mi a9 at acdcR ''
Rev p Ncwman Pastor wiz preach at , ~ a. ~ sun
tool who are Christians At y. IN suuleot os,nit
OF the christians CAIN IepS !" NV ~
upon the Holy Bible ,,
STANTON street Baptist Church cor OF 5d 9n fiSCtX
ton Preaching by the pastor. the Rev H. "
IL a and 1850 y. m
~ Pants Methodist Epscopn thurch tlnaST, sc
ojd sunday Rev Dr CHAPMAN, Phsto.; ", ~ n'0'N"
AT 1880 q NJ aud 80 pm sunday ,cioo' AT -''u J.. ~
sixtyGrst street Methodist Episcopal Ch1rens ~
,o-oer "a 3d.aves-Tbe Pastor, rev. ~ NI,PHnd
pNEkIR conducts Sacramental SrVlcc. morning
.eeoud sermon IN illIlmS 40 no
Evening 7:SI-Toi!c. From tho Slough Of D''po"' " ~
Cross
81 Georges Church
the Rev. W :. RNINSfohll rec'o'
Services II q. iu. 4 y. M p H.
ALL SEATS FItl.E.
-io,v Tor F,bicnl Culturc Professor iFELlN ADLEh
vii lrrtre before mi, society sunday teDIuAy =, ~
Chi.tcrip Ita Garner 18Th st. and jl-tyc Doors Open
AT 1880 closed at II IN. All lhucie''eu "o '"''' ~
attend. -
=, IulScs Methodist Episcopal Church n tbo
lreIthn at 10 ~ o.. H. anu nj - y us.
Rry g. : HtEUONFR. r. p. Evening subject lhSP''
ration IN the Sew Testament
Tabernacle BnptIF; chnreh'
Rev ROBERT b. HULL, Pastor.
MorulnN
LIFE AND LIGHI
Evening ...,,ocr
MISSIONARY CONCERT or NE SLNDAl 'hOV|'
Meetings "wednesday and Fri iiy evenings
Strangers cordially welcomed
,rbirtvsrvcpth street Methodist Euiscopnl Church
bet,trcII "a and .'dayrs -Nrs MAGGIE VAN IVll WIZ
assist the Pastor holding revival setNcc- I ~ H.
80 D. m continuing during tuc week Al are "'i''h'
Washington Square Methodist EPiscopnl Church ttn
a. ucar SIN ave. Row.. J. REED. Pastor. fIe1Sh-
ing al 10 30 a. and 1880 p. m. come ana "e'"u''
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THE COURTS.
HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.

Cborles T.. Blood, who is advertised as
A., ~oniotor Of certain patent medicines was taken
q, tbe United states Marshals Office yesterday having
49, arrested ON a civil action begun in the United
states District Court. The complaint charges that
Hlood sold in 1879 1880 ana 1881 thousand bottles
~ pr,oaration known "oxygenatet air." for max
ing whion he said that he had private formula with
mt having afdx ed the necessary stamp The penalty
for violation Of the law is $50 for each bottle sofa
without payment OF the tax and Blood is hedin $ooooo
bail The complaint is made on information furhsheu
by Joseph l. 3arnum One of Dr Bloods advertise
ments shown by the Internal Revenue officials gives MS
Office as No 1872 Fardeld-ave, Bridgeport Com Enc
ADVERT ling sheet Is headed Mans llst,liDc ,bo
Vampir : that Revel i'm the Human Body Inc rev
euue als assert t5at DR. Blood had beon
~ vi"iann If tLe LOTTERY laws and recently In fhl
uelpha on a requsitiOn from the GOVtll2i o., offer
~ HaT i IN me Inter case that he arrested
by Deputy Marshals Bernhar' ana Holmes
TWO SETS OF COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
The Central Tunnel Railway Company was
or,orzed some time ago under the act OF looo 10 con
sruct an underground railway from the Cly ha l"IA
upder Chambers. Reade Elm, spring anu Ur'a' 'onoS
SIS 70 Lafayette place. and thence under Nlhths ana
Fourth-ave to the Grand Central Depot The General
Tern, of the supreme Court yesterday appointed William
q Choate John T. Acnew and James Mclean commits
sloners 10 take stmOny ami deeTmlne whether the
proposed railway ought to he built aud II so III what
manner it should be built to cause the least damage
private property and the pnbcuse along
he line The total assessed value Of the adjoining
property is 81 100000. of which the owners OF
900 have refused to assent to the construction
of the road Tho first meeting Of commissioners wilt be
held the Genera Term room OF the supreme Court Oh
February 10, at D.
The same COurt also appointed yesterday ex-Judge
Rosworth III omas Iulh6u-e and John O'Bren act
commissioners TO the value Of Rufus StOry'5
interest in in front OF hs premises in FOntst
The street is occupied by the NewEOrk Elevated Railroad
Company, which, under the decision OF the Court OF
Apptals must pay Mr.. Story for such occupancy,
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GUION LINE. rrs NAH. STEAMERS
FoK QUEENSTOWN AND LINlshPOOLL
Leaving per 81. y. r.. foot OF kihgst
NEVADA Tuesday, feb. u. $50 y. IN
AVIZoNa Tuesday, Feb. -. o a. m
ABYSSl Nj -. = esday. Feb. 20 $50 D. m
W1ONI IUcsdhV ron. o. -. ~
rThese steamers are bu OF irOn IN waterght compare
mrnts furnished with every requisite 10 make he
passage across the Atlantic safe and dgreeabe having
bath smoking room drawing room piano anu nDra
also stewatdess ana caterer On ecu
steamer The state rooms all upper deck ths sutn
those greatest of Injuries perfect VehAon anu
hight. .o, ..., r., M
Cabin passage according 10 state ROOM 500 soV anu Jaw
intermediate. $40. Stecrage at low rates
OFFICE, NO 20 BhOApW,AtI; = army
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CIONlNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EASI, ,n,r
Reduced ~ Boston for hrstcass tickets Boou only
as Anerined on their lace. oo-
Elegant daily Sundavs excepted az
NJ from Pie 80 North River foot Of Jayst New lCIA hI,
living Boston Tickets for sale at All pilh0ipA
ticket Offices. s,oor,ors tao,e
PROVIDENCE LINE. for freight only steamers isaye
North foot OF Warrenst, 3Vp III uhuy
excepted Boston via Providence uil ect
W.POPPLE, AcunE General Paasenger AgeAI
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN

NJ Between New YORK aud lIavrc.
pier No ~ North River foot OF MOron4
Travellers by This line avoid boih transit by English rali
way discomfort Of crossing tho Channel in small
leaving the auy's dock nj navTe Ill
rect for arrival OF steamers baggage checked
AZ NcW : Ofk "a rOugh 10 Paris.
II LAURENT, SerNan......: W euhcsdaY rep; y n m
TERA non Wednesday FEB. u. IL "A.
PER IRE. Berry. wednesday req ~ : ~ IN
Checks payable at sight In amounts u suit on tho BAnquo
TIansat antique OF Paris.
For frcight and passage apply 10
LOUIS DE BEBIA \, Agent, No. Bowling Green
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
On gud aIteg december {. 81
ann q TRT MI Ne

TINE OLD-IsTABLjsHED NOUrE AND euORT LINZ
.OT.ATNs ZACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND . or 81 "
DAY 3 STATION ~ PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.NORk.
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DNKDEAIN LINE.

ID New and direct line 10 the south OF France.
NEW. YORK AID BORDEAUX plREtE
CHATEAU IEDNILLI. 4uuO tons. sal Fen. s.. q m
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons -. Mai,h s. II b, III
Travellers for France spain ana Italy. l' chrr' TAU
Nice &C. will save time aud expense by taxing tui1 line
Cabin QhCiuding winch so. ,tccasc, 30 For passage
apply
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european Advertisements
Ocean CLEANERS

NCHOR LINE. t. :. Mail Steamers
n NFN-TDItK and GLASGOW. VIA DERRY,
from Pier ~. NOrtA Rivrr, Scw-lork.
ANCUORTA fcb % } g.. n bI.tbN a Feb H. ?.
BOLIVIA. Feb. 10 : AIN .' : 1881 \ Feb. ~ p I'D
Rates of pts+1get -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELLA Tor LpNDoNDEttf.
Cabins 500 to f7u Excursion urartt 20 reduced rat -
second cabin SO ier-DufwIIa. t-- Prepaid.
books oi iu scotland" rate, plans Sc apply 10
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ron PRoVIDENCE. BOSTON AND The 6t, baSi'
All RAIL FROM GRAND CENIhAL t,n noItor .t
lo lvrsss trains daily tSuncays ehoet W az
lhee ApIess ear Sttachedl and Top NJ (Wltl palace
c ~ a. Sundays az 10 M twith Paee Sleeping
carsl +. ". POPPLE,
Acting General Passenger Agent.
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NOTICF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEW.lOKK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER No 10. NORTH RIVER.
Gaia " dn"4idY. Fob
GALL educ iy, GcO. H. II ain
PANONl cdnr-day Fen. -, g. m
SIRNIA.........- ..-..M eduesday Feb -. a. IN
cabin passage. $50. $50 ana 500
Stccrngc ana from an parts ~ Europe 40 very low
rntes and passage office VA. 4 Bowling Green.
VERNON l.. Hlsu-NN CO.. Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03

The Rev. WILBUR r. NATKIN- -. d., Rector
Services at IL a. and - p.
Evening subject: THE Wilderness u Gods Mercy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-04-03
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green & Wise Anctin,
VALUABLE WAREHOUSE AND WHARF
pP0pEPTE


| BY virtue of decree of the Corporation Court
OF the city of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its Sep
tember term 1882, in the cause of Jno H. Inmau
ct ais, IS. Peter Wise trustee ct als will offer
Tor sale by public auction. in front of the eli.
trance to the Court room. Fairfax street, in the
city of Alexandria. Va, on
SATURDAY, the 21st day Of April, 1883.
at IL o. clock H., the following valuable property
| to-wit:
ALL OF THAT LOT OF GROUND with the
! TWO BRICK WAREHOUSES; and other improve.
ments thereon, in the said city of Alexandria,
| Na bounded as follows: Beginning at point on
the east side of Union street lis feet ( inches
| north OF Duke street and At the north line of T.
u. Fioletts lot, and running thence north on
Union street 30 feet; thence east parallel with
Duke street into the Potomac river: thence south
and parallel with Union street 30 feet thence
west in straight line to the beginning OF which
said lot Of ground a stripe five feet wide on the
| northern part thereof fronting on Union street.
and extending east to Potomac Strand has been laid
oil rs part of ten feet alley with the use of said
alley in common with others entitled thereto and
all rights and appurtenances TO the said lot Of
ground belonging
Also ALL THAT DOCK or water lot lying east
of that one Of the brick warehouses on the above
described lot of ground which fronts on the Strand
anu which binds on tho south side Of Il wharf
formerly owned by Josiah H. Davis: said dock u,.
water lot being in front 3S feet, and running east.
wardly the same width as in front, into the Poto-
mae river with the use Of the south side of the
said wharf, and all rights and appurtcuances of
every kind to the said dock or water lot belonging
Terms of Sale Onc-fourth of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, and the residue in q, II
ana Is months with interest from day of sale
the bonds of the purchaser with good personal Sc.
curity to he given for the deferred payments, and
! the title TO be retained until they are paid
mh2O-2awts PETER WISE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-04-03

ELopED WITH A NEGRo.-NIiss Annie
Brooker, bright, pretty girl, living in Tor
rington, in Connecticut, has eloped with he,
fathers negro coachman, named Joseph
Bradley. a short time ago Miss Brookel
went to New York on visit, and when she
left there, instead of coming home, as her
friends supposed she was going to do, she
took the Housatonic road at Bridgeport and
went to Ashley Falls, Mass, where she met
the man Bradley, as had been previously ar.
ranged. and they went TO Sheffield and were
married. Miss Brooker is young lady OF
fine appearance, about 24 years of age, and
is o., good family, her father being one of the
prominent men of Torrington, and in very
good circumstances, living about mile and
II half from the village Oh the road to Ltch.
field Miss Brookcr is the Youngest of siy
daughters. and has one brother. Her moth.
er is dead. The girl had always conducted
herself III proper manner, and no one had
ever suspected that there was anything i'm.
proper between her and the fellow. Brad
10y is full-booded African, and has work
ell Tor her father for about three years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-04-03

\ NEW object glass has recently been con-
structed for the great refractor of the Paris
Observatory, which, acquired by Arago in
1919, had for several years been out Of use,
in consequence of the old object glass, not
very good at first, having been injuriously
affected by humidity. The new glass ap-
pears to be very satisfactory, SO that Admi-
raj Mouchez remarks that the Paris OBJ
servatory can now await with less impa-
tience than heretofore the completion of the
much larger refractor (0.74 metre, or about
twenty-nine English inches, in aperture, J
which Is in course of construction.
With the present new object glass (O.3S
Henry have succeeded in obtaining for the
first time at the Paris Observatory, series
of observations of the satellites of Uranus
and of the satellite of Neptune.