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Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

PASsENGEK TRAINS leave loot of Cortland, and Des
Jru>~.s st.. A. follows.
"a. for Mduch Chunk and intermediate point.
$40 A. NJ. Tor Geneva. H. on>. Llmird Rochester But
falo and the West Pott>le and principal local points
and Pullman Car SUSPENSE Bridge
o a. III. for Mauch Chunk aad intermedatr points.
a. m south PlainiclI AMI oil intermediate points
II 80 D. M Elnlra and intermediate points chair
to VIII csbarr"
u. m. for runhhannock and intermediate points,
nec,on Reading and Harrisburg
30 d. m Tor Bound Brook aud all intermediate points
10 y. an. for l.. AID Is Junction AMI principal inter
mediate points. Cali" Car b. L. and Il. Junction.
80 D. for Pottr vile and intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 POttsyille.
3 20 p. m. Tor Mauch chunk aud intermediate point,
Connection TO Reading and rsburg.
D.. III Pennington and all Intern cdate points
m Geneva. Lyons Elnirt Rochester. Bur.
falo and West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and
pension Bridge
Trains leaving at 10 a. m, IL 80 y. m, | y. and
p. for all points in Mahanoy and Hazel
coal regions. - -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II a for Mauch Chunk Hazeton Shenandoah
intermediate points.
Is D. N. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
80 m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmrl, Rochester.
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway.
New York Transfer Co Will call for and check
baggage from hotel res dcnce through 70 destination
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CENTRAL r. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

LII NOhlA NV A-As'
Time Table Of November 2sth 1891
scranton Gqis TsaqSs tS.'; y i, so..
Maaeh chunk. Wlkisb,rre and scranton.
$50 1917 6f Ea'Sn s sRd Sundays.
Easton, Mauch Chunk Shamosln ana Milnar,sp9nI.
$50 No rd SE hssGl MaGS oye sma s6s
nokln sunbury wlliansport Through couch 70 Williams
Enstoo Magsh ShSpS M Ee'SnS Ma.
oufs sa Tor 2ao4 Saac6 Chunk f,maqa
VILE Reading and arrs 1IaHsb c~nk Reading Harris.
burs wiicsblrre scranton, Tan@qua. pOtsvue, sAs'
10 T. H. To- Ea~ion iialch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg 80 Sc 3 n su1 or ls a! go and p sn9va
e EoI P soaer sn9d az 81 OS co. s4
r. 90 90 80 10 DO II 30 d M 'sgndsys $50
;s 90 10 30 a. ~ No. NJ, 90, us" 90 DO 90.
~ Tor bound Brook at 80 90 90. 7.5 sa5 sSo.
10 90 Il 80 ~ 100 go c eIS 80 sSS saSS
49, &c. go 80 si - IL? 70 90 p No. i?iS asSt
Zoo 80 % 90 10 80 90 NJ 10 % Co. 80:
10 e. 5 e. n at 20 80 $50 iss g. s. s
80. 500, SD. $50 $40. 500, 6I5. $50 ~
6gS S s sS o s 90 100 oc 80 50 eso
il 90 M 90 IS. 90, 80. 90 100 800 10 90
p For freehold ana Atlantic Hsh.nds .s 80 sls
7 Fri IN a NJ co go g. 80 % % p b. Il" Sunu.Y
SAM lsns Bn$ and Ponts sSa "a 3 B Bs1s
oa'S' 90 30 % sundays; except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
81, ILL.,. 20 D. Parot
cars are run en- trains leaving at 10 M, 80 ss'
- D.. %. NJ SUNDAY train, bal, an, ,,.,o,,, 40.
For Atlantic city. vnesnd and Bridseton at 80
IT, For Moamcuh Beach ant seabrshs at 49, siS
II Is a m. l 30. 100. 30 p. m
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eno trustees, II OF I1oth-st, W OF o'h'aVe' '
Sullivan Daniel j. to Riverside Bridge and iron "o"
" ~ lOthlyc. a ~ 132d-~t : ,,o,. S9th.
St4lnhaidt. Morris. ~ Julia IHe1i vi" o'"''''
Ct II lOth-1N". ! wear, rs OoO' eo.h , NJ 10th.
Same TO Catherine \ .Jminabh > o'U'''"
ave. | year, t.T.1jo. III. 60 tho Emorant indus
,,ioI S,yir., pank " 9th-aNc, OF lO'th--t' '''
gc 70 Charlie, wci,bcckcr oh-avo Of io'"'''
3 year,. $1,000. - ,voi,.tcin n : o,th.st Q OF
Noelkcr, Louis TO A>chcr "'''H''"'' "
Sth.aye . Yeas, $1,000. - >.o,i,s e r4ith.st
Vrmliyc susan g. to Thomas Ne''hS' "
Of V v"i%s John F. al 70 Roer Ioyd "'c'''
cor Kclly.-t year nor %o iO1 East 73dst
w9 9 7 j'.p h to Robert Boyd rnonA'e' Of
fjod-st. year @p'ol'' o.,,uoi : Sand, and another
'l"', j.. - Of SthaNc. > year. TlOuNV,,
u" So ~, Alexander Webb trustee, II -'ui-''' -
sth.lsc . year., $4,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen. A,onl r. to John sloane. executor. 7oth.st
Eo,d. Jamo', 70 Frank T. Anthony, 4ist-st. Broad
way e. "' E.S y To- aS s3So9 4avor Divisions. col,
s.9s wl ,sap j., e &c., s''e''' DaeA'v' cor
Gock JACOB \. and wife, to A%G@st Hartmann and
IieInett Man to Henry We'll ct al Lcroy.st. Bed
Candcc EdwaId ". to Lily W Churchill ct H. cxr,
Gl-t-5 18th ave- and other property q ntgsj, years
,,fd MOrraretta; % My l. card. 7oth.st. West
Csrcllc, Albcrb. and wife. % I, Trust Co. Y, 5
lsth-.t Sth.aye , years SO Coz. - .,,.... ,...-
same ~ Maria ID Reyes lSth-7t. W Sth-aHe. wears
Diehl valentine. - Joseph Thali. Pleasant
5I,ts y"sr - 600
Farley Prier 20 Jsmcs l. stewart. II G3d.st. W sth.
Fcclan John j. and wife ct ri to Emclic Huber ct a.
Fitl,mmon,, James NJ and WIFE to the EnicIant In
dpstfi,l SAVING Bank 4Oth.st' Of :d'a'e. year.
nu,qn, Robert, to Mary Burn and another. ast
, Isaac i ana ChG.s 70 ' Garsn'e ana TRUST
,Sc ,;S5 ps. to o. samuel St3 Of
marelha joseph 70 Robert Boyd. > pro,Iectaye. II
Il ~ f I6,,", demand D ro-tc,res ~ 5O COW"
Kick TheoIhc. 70 Robert Boyd, { unionave. Of
Ket(ham ga, and another to william 4 Martin, :
Kcllcrhou,e Albert Michael Adrian. HOw.ri-st. 5
Iondrlpin, Thopis. to Guoph Kfoencke. i'tave. :
Liy-cy. Mary ct al to + J MIddlcbrook, Centre.
Loco Frod, ricke and wife 20 Title Gusrant.c and
Trust Company. Washington Place corner Grecne-st.
3 yelr,, 90 900.
lew Henry snd wife to EnigrOnt Industrial Savings
Bank " 9th.lvr iCjth.s Il, wear, 81 .0o0.
Iachenbruch. Matilda, and wife, to Belle Bach. l06
sane to Aaron BIch a executor property. 1
ciafIan Thomas. George F ricken ls5th,t .
Wnil--aye ! year. 1900.
Wlchaeis Matilda aud another to the Metropolitan Life
Insurlnc" Company. AHrscrlom ave- corner 3ith-st
years &37 600
MrCiuI, Michael b. T.inieTant lndu,tr,l Bank. n :
i5ih-st . 3d.avc. ! $1,000
Martin. NcOrgc W Broadway savings Institution
: f2d-,t. iOth-aNc. | yca,. - onO.
Ottnger MarN. and another u John Harvey, Morning
side-ayc. ii7th-st, veSrs. 80 800
OShaughnrssy Mar2aIets, 70 Kate warner. e OF 9Th.
Of l2Sth-st ! year, si,OOo.
Obry Mare 10 Charlie. y Appieby ct al OF iethst.
pitt. Frederick ana wife Adam Happel, n SD
~ East IT dave. | wear, 81 500.
l:u- sell Mary A. 10 w Moran. Of lGOth.st. e Of
Courtlandt-aVc, I year, 400.
Sharp Robert O. 10 Title Guarantee ana Trust Co. n Of
$50 st, v of CONN bus-ave. . years ,oOo;.
Smith, George GERMAN American Real Estate Title
Qua %. % l@jth-,t. OF Ansernam'aVc dc rand.
as 900
Sa',, krnest, y Robert Do'd . OF Tinton.aye Of
lj2>t. | year. t715.
ano. n Of Ii9th.st W ~ jth-ave 8 years, $500.
Schulz. Louis Louisa Schweger. OF 18th o.
lott-ave. years. -. 500.
Seheucr Emanuel and sno TO Rufus l. Scott Of
77thst, Of 2dave. 5 wears. 81. 200 49,
siesert. Anna Il. and 70 George l. klngsland ard
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb. Il tspcclaJ.-Thc New Workers who
have been the bull side Of the wheat market for
the last few day appear to be making fair hcadway.
Although Partridge seller all day, wheat at night
showed advance the bottom Of almost cents.
May sold between 80 "a and % 81, and closed At
o. IS cents. The Duil energy came from tile other
side Gables were Ill up. Their effectiveness was
much increased by the reports Of an enormous business
doing at the seaboard. II seemed 10 BE- clear that
the Cottre crowd led the buying interest Partridge
was the biz seller here The decrease Ia the visible
supply. 100000 bushels. about 100000 bushels
more than any body had expected. increased the bull
enthusiasm \ severe cold wave had the sort
OF Influence. Corn duh and inclined be weak.
The receipts. sos cars, away the eXpecta-
tons; the estimate for Tuesday was SEQ MAY
opened at 81 -, sold between IL IL and II Ia. aud
closed at 42n42 10 cents. sympathy with wheat
helped toward the final stcadncss. Oats followed
corn rather than wheat. The close showed IA irining
decline from saturday Those big GOV ,rnmcnt figures
on hogs published last week prevented any strength
In the provision market. Armour was out In IA bull
interview; hog were 10 cents higher: there were
1000 at the yards the estimate FOR Tuesday for
"a 900. May pork sold between ST. 10 and $l2. and
closed at sl2: May lard between So 80 and So 10 and
closed at S6 OF.
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GRIM E,D PRODUCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

1EATUR OF NI.W- 1OKh DlALlN'fo'
The visible supply Of grain IN the Tinted states on
Saturday was follows, Wheat II ,1D109l bushels
decrease, l,364,GD1 bushels corn, 0,s3l bushels
increase ,297.712 bushels; oa>, 3,77Jl3J bushels
increase 52,O23 bushels.
A great volume OF business, acgrccatirg nearly
80 900 900 bushels, and an advance Of l l-6o2 =
cents was the record OF Yesterdays operations o. the
wheat market The feeling at times Wa decidedly
nervous and shorts covered extensively. There
were also some outside purchases AMI New York sent
liberal buying orders to Chicago, which helped the up
ward movement. The news ol the day wa 0i q
bullsh" tenor. Gables were msh"I, particularly
from the Continent, with some pI\dic accounts con
mining the report, of damage OF the French crop
Pan, closed 3Od7o ccntlmes better on Tour. Cod
weather reported IN the NOrhwea Win piVpe' -
Of extending 10 the wintcr"ieal ecctloh@ Gam riid
dspatches noted rise Of cent', winch materially
aided the bull, Then, dsuii, uiIc was thc EISo o'
crease in the visible supply, and "A dlinnuti'h Of
$4,000 bushels in local -loch, IN store ioic.Sler'
bought late In the day and Inc export Inquiry W,
brisk AZ tho Outports there were over l,OOO,OOD
bushels taken foF fore gI account May 4pono "pcned
81 o. SPOT wheat went up "a = "a cents. Export
err, took fifteen load, and mcFs ten loads
nation in the leading cereal. Weaker cables. big re
ceipt, West and better grading thci~ had drprc,,is
and the augmentation in local stocks III store Prices
declined cent ana v isn poyS%y in T
The clo,e was Steady. The cash marAet wa la :
cent lover Exporter, TOOK twelve loaSI corn hu
closed steadcr. No features developc-. Tie cash
maIkc; W., quiet, closing steady. m
Lard was slightly higher, win wheat TIC sac
were $50 tlerce> Of spot and $500 uerces for M"ch
shipment. part for export.
The closing quotations were
Wheai-iebrTiary, 81 O7 10; March. ~ OF - May,
81 "a: June ~ OF rs: July, ~ 90 "a
Oats-Fobmary, 80 IA cent March, 80 IL; May,
81 - cents. .
40 J-s June. - > cents.
Lard February SO 30 March, So 81 May. -.
The receipts at New York. Boston. Philadelphia ana
baltimore Wheat 2-G232 bushels; corn, 600 :
bu,hels: oats. 132153 bu,h"l-; total giain lOi4.9
bushels hOuI G2,2l4 packages The receipts at Chl
cagO Milwaukee and It. LOu, were: WHEAT. lOD,1O1
bu ,he5 corn G13G7O hI>cl> oats l96,1O7 bushels
total grain, 81 O-4 bushels: -four, 1G4i2 packages.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ,

NUl
For Phiadclph.a a. 81, 40 9oo 10 90 II 80 M
80 -. 80, zoo, 90. q 90, 80 D. M - 90
) 90 90 p. M. II l5 night. N ,,s
For Baltimore and Washington daily 81 90 II 30 Wiz
Dining car a M, 80, 3 30 Dining Car, 90 p us
Trains leaving at ~ a. M. 30. 900 500. 1:S
M IL 4 nlght except Saturd night sunday III ~ -
m, 80, 90, 900 D. have connections for aesaihs'
Harrisb burg, IottSNtle, &c $1,000, -,s
For Sun6ury and Williamport, Philadelphia AZ 20
30. 80 y m, II 10 midnight except satueA'
Tickets and ParorCar seats can procured at II, l
o6l AS ga iiiO. 1913 broadway, IS7 9Th ave- ~
i25thst, 1874 East l25th->t. NEWTON CouI~sss
$50 Fulton-st o. broadway. Brooklyn -, and .h.,r
New-Iork Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana e"ees
baggage from hotel or residence.
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european 4 ADVERTISEMENTS.
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. RTE LINES,


- SOLID TRAINS DErWEEN NEw.YORK AM
cIIASQ NlA ohAHEttAST9Y,A IKE IKE Ok PAN ~:
- HAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
pre- r0q,s to Pas o rctron WIZ aI Tax m"n
da.c. Scranton, BinghaUton ElniN, Corning. watkins
Hc,iel,Iilc BITaio Niagara Fail, Toronto Chautauqul
Lake, Cleveland Cincinnati. II Loss Lnictse an al
II A, follows aad minutes earlier from West 2hst
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n IN A. N. Daly-Va Niagara Fails and Chautauqua
9.OU Lake. P,rlor Ca, New.York to BuaaLo. sleeper
union station except SUNDAY Tor MonLI.eno'
NE~TIBILED LIMITED.
. IN F. NJ D.ly-Soiid train for Chicago, Via Chsutal.
to chicago, cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
. on p NJ. except sunday-for BInghauton, Honesdale
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
y on p NJ. Deily-sold train o. Chicago wa Niasar'
O.oU Foiis AID Grand Trunk Railway. sIecpers to
Buffalo Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
O on p. NJ Dsily-yiA Chaut-uqaa Lake and Niagara
S.oU Fails Solid train to Chicago. Sleep,rs 70 Buffalo
Chicago ana Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WJssd ?. M sso ? u, g 80 ?; % p 3. IS 80
FOR NEWBU RG.
,,rEEK DAYS-9 q. m. 50 p. NJ, :4J D. m, q 80
W d. m Sundays-9a m, y. NJ. 80 p
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NIAPS AND IlME.rABLtS be obtained from
tanning select st OF hotels and boarding houses suhurbn
moaes." describing vicinity Of NewNorH; "chauauque
i 4oi, 81 and o57 nrc1dway. Chambers and West
i0S Broadway VIII amsburg corner Newark aud IIul
st.. Ho0oscn, and jersey tty station Ere Transfer
Company calls Tor and cheGks baggage from hotels ana s
us"''' b. l. RODENTS General Passenger Agent.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w (N. \. G. ii. H. h. Co.. Lessce)
Trains leave i2d 81. (NOrth River station, New iorAs
follows ana 20 minutes earlier from foot JaysI ~ 10
$50 A. M.-Daily for NewbuIg, Kingston, AioSnVs
daily, except sunday, west OF Coeymsns Junction,
7;15 A. VI. Daily for Albany daily, except Suh3'''
Montreal.
1000 A. NJ. Daily for Newburg. Albany, Suca SS III
cuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Nisgsra Falls, Detroit IN"
ca.o daily. except SATURDAY. Tor Toronto: and r,,ea
1898 A. NJ Daily, except sunday for Albany aho 'A0'
400 M.-Daily except SUNDAY, for Albany. s,.
5tj T.. M.-Daily, for Albany. Montreal tea, sy NJ
,E9it,, chicago, St. Louis ~. s.n.. po,ns.
S15 p M.-Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. fsoSnn
yer, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS
:, , dSily s eScept saturday for Toron;o;,
NEwBURG LOCALS. o5, 'l0l5 A. NJ; r1o, ~"
; 35, % 70. III As Il. NJ. -, ~. ~
Sleeping ears for Bunllo. Niscara Fan, TORONTO y"
Daily For tickets. timetables. parlor and snepmse
yn 1913 Washnston.st FPS Fulton t. Annex Office focs
FHtonss New YORK CITY 27i ses 49, st2 ga
stations G. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger AsenA
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REAL ESTATE.


The features Of the day a; the Real Estate EXCHANGE
yesterday WI, the sale by Il. '. ll"rhe" va !"
PARTITION by order of the supreme court oi Tue norm
c,,.t corner NJ Broadway and Howard st.. Nos IA
4.l6 80 and 43s - Broadway. ana Nos' DO az" III
I!0Ward-,. Tll. property Was Oneico III -. IN c' d
,,iiT - frontage on broadway of about 6l ieet ana
81 ON Howard st. II consists OF thices.otS " o9o
and basement brick buildings. ana rehl' loF 9l'u."
nor anuum the lease expiring on May !. Inc hr,'
bid was 100000 from which II rose ~ ~ f-aU,ooD
inerf i ,kc was the nominal buyer. Inc prpptr,5
ma a history not altogether savoIy, w -
u .poriing house in the days OF ola New iDh' Nvn
rrigp ,trbtinr VA, a popular amusement The prop
crty wa alicrwaId rented by BIZ r"1e n, q i'i"uI
.'orc Poole was shot in StanwiX Han. Inc POP
erty nov belongs 20 the Rcdhboch c>ia'c anu h''
been i'm the family for more tiah se'CnN i've ~,
Tboy could have sold 70 greater advantage ib"u,
year ago. when the SUN Of %'-o'um wa, 9 s',
ia then, ~ private contract The actnhl puIchd'"I'
ye.tn,,,v vcr., Fi,leimer. Kau - GOOdhlnd
80 Itg; Ncrccr--t. Is four story nhd basenen,
brick building on lot 23A30 The lgddlng started =,
30 900 and IAN up 10 $4,000 iieIlE"r Won
D. p. Ingaham 4 Go. offered 40. BOZ West one
hundred and thirty scvenths thi'c 81 DRY pt',h
dwrIIin, on a lot i6A1Oo 1t was sold for $4,000 To
D0Tc Lyon.
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Real estate.
anetiou Sales of Real estate.

Antton Sales of Real Cstate.
ptcUARD V HARNETT & co, Auctoneers,
A. VII sel 40 auction WEDNESDAY, FEB IL,
Az 10 O'Clock noon at tn Eea tsG~ 'h'"So 'N
Auction Room. 50 TO. to s. .u LiO g,Ic
IA WEST 1jTH-ST.. story DHcH'
TUESDAY, FEB. - ,. CIR
Trustees sale - COMMERCE-ST.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. p.
5,o WIT 47TirST. story and basement. Improved
'' tenement 25xs9xloo6.
@ AND 2 CHATHAM SQUARE
4story and Basement B,ick Store
4oax1os .xt71LNl33 gore IN rear 53X255N27l'
This most valuable property. Mortgage at AZ per cent
by order Of tho Greenwood Cemetery.
1913 WEST 23DST, through TO @ith'sS
TIT RSDAY, FEB. %
- URAND.ST.,
storv and collar brick .tore building. covering lot 22N67
$50 THIEDANE~,
5-toy and basement @,ea i So house. stores
327 EAST G3D-ST.,
. story and basement brick factory. covering lot @5yOo
THIRD.AVE.. Fat side. - feet south OF lIstst.'
. lot. 2jNlOO each.
ABRAHAM l.. JACOBS. Attorney 40 Nassau'7t'
qg2 DELANCEY-ST. 5.>tory bfown,tonc stores, fam
HES. al Improvements,
Maps At AuttioItcr-'. II AID 3 Lib"rtv-st
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Alnsiral Instruments.

i}lnsirnl Instruments.
y ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand. upright and
"a square pianos OF our make, IN perfect condition
ond fully warranted also humber secondhand pianos
Of other prominent MAKES at very low prices; -
WI KNABE CO..
1fS shave. var Goth st. Ncw-lcrk
EMERSON PIANOS
Excel in all the varied clements indispensable 70 In
strunents OF superior merit. Liquidity and purity Of
tone responsive ami pleasing touch 5000 have already
been sold The prices very moderate and term, I'll
tirely convenient to purchaser.
Euctory IN Boston. Mass. Ncw-fork warerooms. ~
Bth.aye, near lithst.
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STONINGTON LINE.

BOSTON. "a PROVIDENCE. f12J.
y r. one block above Cana-st. at T. NJ daily, eAceI;
Sunday.
4 ONLY $500 TO BOSTON Via FALL
IA RIVER LINE--1hc uD.t popular travel route ia tho
World. Fares reduced 70 al points steamer. F IL
MOUTH PROVIDENCE 10 Commission. Leave FieT
2S ~ r. loot Of Murriy-st. week day only at y. m
SUNDAY tr r SSH. De- ed "oui"i ing Aifll 90 on
nocton bv Annex Boat from BIOohlyn 80 J'r4y
City y. m.
NJ EW-HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck Sip
~ Gei -. T.. r. q, p. and j. j. r. sundays eA'
cepted, arriving in time FOR uolns North ana Last
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Nev.York. Monday, Feb. Il.


The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day. . 80 az. ,o-,A %,
one 3..tory dwelling with ot, NO 302 west lS'th'S'
50 Il " sth.ayc lot Iex19.Il; Dore Lyon, $1,000.
one iStory building. with lot no lO3 Mcrctr'st' >
II Priucr..t lot 2JN9O; lIeilner VOL 50. JOV. -.
rbr,a.-.fory building. with plot Of land Nos f5t 10
,2S., broadway. II corner Howardst, pot 0D.lOA''oN
GON.,S Albert JOsk", S@'oOoo
sale, Of lot 3d-aNe co7cr l'stSt ana DuAuiis
with lot 30 Becckcr st. corner sthaNe were "D
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STEAMBOATS,
NORWICH LINE

Fayolite INSIDE RoU T.; FAI;l;s Et;Dup1,LD.
70 NEW.LONDON. SEQ, NORWICH, tl."J; WOl,l -
Ter s. 90 BOSTON $500 inrrc- iNudlng reduction TO
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