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season. and say, Every one Of you has taken a
tub this morning. In what other country CUM
that be said ?7 Palmer was conservative oil 'ne
conservatives and stout defender, against al
moderns, of the classics upon which he had lea
from his youth up but there is refreshing sign Oh
his susceptibility to new ideas in this passage III
a letter to Mr.. Valpy, passage which might pc
read with profit by many te.day 1sa Din, .,
Allow me strongly 10 recommend lnL MS
theological bearings excepted MI Ma ,i.'no
Arnold's oxford lecture on I'll. Gn,'" re
and its enemies printed in ." The Cornhll Oh
JULY "a a work of real thought ana perccP,ion
! hope lis Philisinism will become a h9uschod
word, and tend in some measure 10 ciNillN o'I
dear country. He is trying to teach us that man
is TO he estimated no, by what he has. but by
what he is and that sweetness ana h@ht are
even swecter than sovcrcigns.
We have given a taste of Pllmcr's literary quail
ity in these few extracts from his letters Oi his
arCisic fibre there indications in the numerous
references pitched i'll most admiring key, TO
Claude and Poussin, and in the handful OF re-
productions from his Italian studies: bat lacking
any original works this side Of the Atlantic, the
reader 10 whom this book introduces Palmer Tor
the first time could not be directed to better sources
of information than the edition OF the shorter
poems of Milton and that of the ecloSucS of virgil
both illustrated by Palmer and published not many
years ago. Into the landscapes in these books
Palmer put his finest work. demonstrating that Inc
had graspcd not only the pastoral essence" Of
the poets he set himself to illustrate. but the
pOetical essence of the scenes in nature which
their magic led him to reproduce. man who
could do this worthy of such volume
his son has devoted to him. The Life and Let
ters' is in every way well-edited and well-made
book
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EECOEnED M0HT. AGES.

plppo!i John aud VI. 20 John G.. BlanSe IS ssih-s
. OF @d-avr, . wears. - 600 $500
Fortunate Elizabeth - Samuel = Hyman. lf0tl-st
(No- 517 and 800 " ST.; noie. 5000.
en- Elmo. - Thomas lialst'af. Chestnnt-st =
adjoining land ~ J. Dunbar; ,ears. $500 600
Kohncrt. Emma. 10 & l Kruger. n 3th.N. tNo 80
East. : 3 YEAR. s. 600 -.
Klumpp John g. to c Kcilbach 40 $50 East siih-s' ;
years. $4,000.
and Burn sde-ave: years -" 000
Llnke Robert - Wright, q loSd-st, of MOI
rlSaVc: ~ $50
Richman. Rachel. "a l.. l.. Hchuan, n Statnnst or
Lcwls--t { years. 3 600.
Schmuck Herman. O. joseph harrington, 18'u-
ST. Of Willls-ave: year. $500.
Thompson. Henry \ 10 J. I5tn. trustee Lori
lard-s u II lS7th-st J war. ~ $50.
Voner Amelia A. 10 W saucr. 0othst, W az
1st-lVc . Yeas. sl.J0O
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandt and Des
orO7S a. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points. VA
a M. Geneva, lYOn+. Elinlri Rochester Bur
tlo and the West Pottsyie and principal local Points
0" e a m Tor Mauch CHUNK and intermediate points.
20 m Plainncd and all intermediate points.
!, 10 n m for Elmlra aud Intermediate points chair
ear To Wilkesbarre , 49,, ,. 1900.
co.. n IN Tunkhannock and intermediate points. con-
,..t,nn IN Reading and Harrisburg
no0Sn ~ m for Bound ook aud all intermediate points.
$40 y. m. for !. nd B. junction and principal inter
80 B. for Pot'vlla and Intermediate points. Chair
'aE 20 D. m. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate polns
conuecton TO Re,ding and Harrisburg.
WI N m Remington and all intermediate
81 y m for Geneva, Lyon.. Elmlra Rochsster Buf.
,.,o and the Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus
pen ,ion Bridge . ON . >, ,,.,o . - -,
40 H. m connect for all points IN Mahanoy aud Hazel.
'ou eo'' '' SUNDAY TRAINS
q 10 and II a for Maueh Chunk Hazelton. Shenandoah
end intermediate points.
A1I * n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
n m. for tOneva, LYONS. Elmlrl Rochester, Buf
f.lo and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and SUI
p'''''' General Esrtern o1lce. 23S Broadway.
Tho New.York Transfer Co. will call for and cheek
baggage hotel or residence through To destination
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.,rDITrRRANEAN LINE.

WI ENpr.s, Passenger Steamer Service.
y (scuoa IN loss han Eleven Dsya
NoRpDECls CHER LLOYD 5 s. CO.,
plREOE ROUTE 10 SOUTH OF FRANCS.
RIVIERA. And ITALY.
Touching Gibraiar, o lpgd passenger 70 Span;
tattudcs " A'l1ntlc. Channel
Cros ~ aud Long Il. Il; RIDES
Vera Sa, Jan. %, PM Vera. Sat. Apr. 2, Hpm
IuIda st Feb G pm fulda sat. Apr. rs, pm
Vera Sat. Feb. 81. pm Vera Sat. May :, pm
ras,sc 500 s25 21 s51 be,,e F nni cnSip
LLOYD STEAMERS Noy and every fortnight there
WI 'Ou W nELRICHS co. Bowling Green.
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1eatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY.
"A Supplies Professor. Teachers. Tutors Govern
&C. 70 Colleges, Schools and Families, Apply to
Mr., NJ j. UNG-FULTON % Union Square.
II EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches, In any
Id locality. NO FEE for registration. Form for stamp
7. ". HUYSSOON. American School Bureau w. lith-st
TUTORS. Professors, Tcsencrs. Goyernesses Of all
branches supplied 70 pniverses colleges schools and
spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE. $50 5.hAye cor 2Oth-st
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,c,IIoR.r PovTE no LONDON.

> NoEDpECISCHEE LLOYD NAIL s. S.
Sf,-,rr.r. ali, from u 81 It.. HOb0ken.
FAST TX PRESS STEAMERS. -
SAALF. Tue Jau. 10 9a.m ALL L. Satan. 80, am.
EIDEK SAT Jan. - u an ,yANi TUT. tee' : an.
NNN IL IueJ an. 20 | p.mt MS. sat- zen. q. T. m.
First cabin SIS and upward, berth. second cabin $50
q ~f'rrdg' A. low tltc>
~ L A nnNl.I.
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC,
Vl LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA.
Pano.forts teachers cerin stes Examiners. William
Mason. Mus Doc. 4: c. NJ. and Albert ioss PaI,o@.
Agramonte H. r. Shelly AID c. b. Hawley among the
unguished member OF the faculty.
feature in connection with the college is the Residence
ladies' where pupils from distance
conmodntcd with board and facility for practice and
study. ....,n u 49,, ,,,,.
For particulars send for College Annual
address ii. w. GREENE. Secretary.
10 and 81 East 14thst city.
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JAPAN CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco follows:
GAELIC fru call a. Honolulu THURSDAY FEB I. p.
uFit.lC Tuesday March |, y.
nc ............. THURSDAY. March -. 3 y.
,AfIIC SATURDAY, April 10, p.
Slpertly appointed Superior accommodations
naGc by letter " telegram IL and
cabin plans 2sT and 3t3 BroadNny, Ne"'iofk or
Room a. RAILROAD Bgl!dnc, san Francisco .
i'' " LELAND STANFORD President
(r.n.r ll Fl Agsnf
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
A UGUsT SCHMIDTS
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
NO. % IRVING PLACE,
Comprises German Anere school and kindergarten for
both sexes and OF music thorough pr par1tlon
for college business; native teachers In English Ger
French atoms for limited number %
boarding pupils. Circulars sent on request
A. SCHMIDT Dir
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N T. ClIf'
Forst-st - : nc p = 81 Eue s-et 2JAluo, James
J. and Iatrich II sheridan and an",her, Z" ~-oo
Chr Sian l. tiOnbpIE gu"
Cornell Place " = - n u R0.k-st, 1ONluO; oo-
Same G'orse - Noung> -...-.--. ...-,-...-. o''
Io.s,h % pa,ri1c,on u II Schi.u,. - 1900
AA''f, a. o 40 anu ard anotb"i - Is $50
9Oth.st = - II Of istaye. 2jVlOos. Fr,i'
s ,yo,;m SUR "'u .'.''' ~. 20 600
l'S Icbn S,,5db nov - ! 10y eT IinEc 1850
Ist-aVc. 20 T. = Of b3d-t .jNsl1; Ihto-
dore Muller 70 sophie Molten $500. .--.-..--
7th-aNc " corner l1Gth-~t. - .ilN ifr sul1ri
Thomas : Williams T. tharlc, Peabody anu
1st~ave n = corner G.'th.st 2j1XlI3; Julia ~
Haver haw solomon Jacob Z -. So'ooo
13od-st No 80 10 n v ith-lNe, 2OAvIli aeoo
Joseph Gottlieb 10 Anna : Cohen -. I1V"
Auen->t $50 lG3 ;. i7j Il Sttnton-st .1X
SO Julia NJ md william Hoyer-haw n Sol IN ,oo
9h.-t 80 go Fast; Edward and Florence lyman o,,
sumo proIrsrtv: Anna NJ lyman Ia part $685.
SD st - ffS u "th.aNr. "daNSo; sylvia \
Lindsey 70 Charles II Lin-ey, l-3 part .-.-.--.--
i'i ,'i SlcE,n to EoGy MeIHarhiin IL 900
Delancey-st. II - r. taunofl--f. e1Nlt1i fllIa-
beth Naclu b. Mtry Nifli0 80 al ........-...-...
Same proper tg: jane ! Macn Z, sane .....-...
l7Oth.st. 1Ig9 n Fnukn-aN". lSNfr'r- $3.50.
ullr: Arthur Arctend ~ Annie Ar,f1nier AoOo
1894 n >. $50 n NprFl,-nSe. 5oNlCu, John
MADDEN and wife 20 Robert Link" ...-..-...-.- 1850
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Connirn l)ropcr!n for Sale an0 Go Get

II EAUTIFUL VIRGINIA COUNTRY SEAT on James
- River. Mansion exact duplIcat, Of "Claramnnt"
England birthplace of Queen victoria; bulls Of brick
brought England 1898 20 room. large high studded
aud handsomely finished large. wide hall, ample
buildings; finest situation river ion plate
feet river extensive Wooded PARK i3 varieties
trees superb view 10 miles either dlrrc
tiOn; Yachting resort; hunting and hing: land level
nd rich nnc tuf 400 barring fruit trees steamboat
wharf daily depot and close bv: perfectly
healthy ideal home ~ great historic interest
everything about the and grounds In absolute perfect
order. $1,000 Particul srs address
W. q. STEVENS. Houston Va.
r. OR sALE.-Oringe grove Enterpri,e, Fla. bcsuu
l. fully situated Lake Monroe With feet water
front continuing 81 land. with 200 oanee trees
IN bearing. also two-stOry dwelling ousc. For par
uculars address WM. a. CUNNING
Conn
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Trains wess t-d'st at 80 A. NJ. LS MN.
earlier from Sos JayS for Like MSnCaA d
Port Iesv Mon,sso E sa,sUs
dale Scranton Walton Delhi Sidney, Norwich Edme oa
Uuca. Rome, Oneida. oswego. Detroit. Chicago s0s
p3,1J p. NJ. Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Mime
wssxa Waikiki Valley stations Middletown, bloori3R.
CursS Eilenve Pittsburgh. Hurieyvilie. Liberty White
Ats,OO =. NJ Mdaletown. r sturgh; Liberty, L:S'
Oneida oswego, Rochester, N.gara Falls DetfOt Chi.
caso and Pullman sleeps' reclining chaii car re
"a Sspenson Bridge daily all other trains daily. e..
eepe Sunday. , -.
sbtined e S2s Broadway. Nsv.York. J. D. XnGsisso.
q, r, A.. - Exchange Place. Newyekk
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JnstrnttloN.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
II AWARD SCHOOL
III SIS 5th
Thorough preparation for Yale. Howard Princeton
Columbia - 100 ,,,--,,
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CENTRAL Il. IL. or NEW.JERSEY.

Foor OF LIBERTY 81. NORTH RIVER.
scratOa Reading srr6urs IagAgga rotts ~, sh,.
SMa aSeh CRunsh wilRtsbarrc and scranton.
S S M Sg F ,I6 Sn and md aacR SS@nck On Sundays
Eaon n'TGh S o1 aston aaeh a chuSeh WSa
okn sun6ury, Wlamsport Through couch to Williams
m S Mea saS Sqe an Ee'Snf H55
on sunday for E.,ston Mauch Chunck TsmaQua. POts.
' IS 'f p for Easion Maach chunc Reading Harris.
burg. Whkesbsrne scranton. Tamaqua, louisville siA'
9 for E,sSn y ana A S"ssx Reading Harris.
burg et sun nj, ;Io o $50 soa p. , r.
for bennington at 80; 90. :Ao M. 100. 49,
'I Fol soacr iHst az So oS &c. n 90 as
a ~ 90 80 2:S9 siS go 0o 80 20 s :aS
TX go 1880 H. 100, 4:l5, 400 800 80.
g. fi%s ss1aH g. s. IS So s3 s.
sunda 80 ZOO 80 200 10 80 % M; 10 G co n NO.
"a e. aSela at tsS S 5s s. s az:
sS 900 5 20 Sa 3 900 30 O. en- No. G is5 100
a ;a S sS sU lS OS ~ 20
IL 90 ma 90 rs. 100 $50 c'oo 100 ''OV INV
Freehold ana an,s Goo Highlands n s ut 49, sSs
d 6S" L% ana polnt' ;SuH I'd % P rsns
ony) 90 "A 20 200 D. m. SUNDAYS, except OVe~A
,trove and Asbury Park. . 90 a. m. : 100 p. M
FOR LAKEWOOD.
At 30 SIS =. M. 80. 70 20 p m: qo r az
trains leaving at . 10 o. H. ''' wv
20 y. ~. No sunday trans. i. a,
For River Barnegat Park ana Blrnegat = '"
S:IS "a m. I 80 a 20 eNpress r. M -. .oo
For Atlantic City, Nlneand and Brldgeton AZ $''~
For Monmouth Beach and Seabrght at 49, 3d.
IL 10 q. m.. 80. 20, 1 20 p. H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For philadelphia at 80 as, 900. 10 90 II 80 !, ny
night SUNDAYS 300, 10 80, IL 30 80, o'oo'
4 900 q 100 u. M, IL 10 night. -. ,.,
For Baltimore and Washington ,ily 90 II 80 with
Dining Car m, 80, 30 Dining Car, 3 90 p me
II 10 night. - IA -.a,n
Trains leaving at 80 a. M. | 30 90 ) 90, Z 30
H. II rs night except Saturday nghp sunday 80 -
M 8 80 go 100 p. M, have connections for Readihe
arrshurg, Po,tsville, &C. -.s
For Sunbury and Willi,nsport. via Philadelphia NJ -
a. M go 80 p m, IL 10 midnight except Saturd"
night SUNDAY 900 p. m. . 49,.
Tickets and ParloCsr seats be procured at H. La
oGl 4l5 Oh lao ! 1923 Broadway, 1877 6th-aye, 20
Wcst l25th-st 1874 East l25th-st. NewYork; Courtst'
$50 Fuonst.. 9S Broadway, BROOKLYN. -.
Ncw.Yor< Transfer Company will call for and checs
baggage from hotel or residence.
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7 University 0RAMMAR SCHOOL. l.47S Broadway.
" 4Xdst All Departments. .e..4o..
N. N. HOBBY. y. c. HESDRICkSOS.
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Busincss l)roperin for Sale ano 90 Get


T. IREPROOF LOFTS; also nnc store, 2s.GNIs, H..
Il lease. Jackson Building, NoIth linton square. Ap-
ply OF WM. u. JACKSON Co, - East l7th-st.
ITO LIFETIME NEW FACTORY,
i SIX STORIES HIGH, 75x0a
NEAR 1fTIl.Sr.. EAST RIVER,
with power elevators and all modern improvements
will let entlie building or lofts separately.
Apply to
BOHNENKAMP & SCHNEIDER,
o East lfth.-t, near 5thalc.
ITO LET--Fiw Ugh; lofts each G0XSo r., with ample
L power ana ~ am heat, IN the now and substantial
building 81 81 Watts-st, bit Canal und Varck stI
Apply the premises on 20 HORACE :. ELY, 81
Cedarst
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1IANRJ-RG-AMERICAN PACKET co.


/ =, U f'I'V''''
| FOR orEENsTOwN AID, LivEi;po0Lo
,-iTy 81 pTiU.IN Wednesday. Jauua-v 70. = 80 a m.
Ci.rY or t'iiiCIGO Wadne-day FEBRUARY 3, . a. IN.
~ az nIRLIN "wednesday. February e. 80 a.
cfrY o. GfII~lF III wednesday, February - - 30 p.
From Pier 80. y. r.. adjoining Chr ,opher-,t Ferry
Ilr-' ,,sbn $50 md inward according - steamer ana
location " room. second cabin. $40 End 81! pr.lnd;
90 General Agents O bowling Green. y. y.
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Real estate.


fialroaos.
Penns yyI,n
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMER'CA
The Scenic Line to the West'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DcsbrOsscs and COrtlandt Streets
as GoilOws:-
On and nfter JANUARY 18th. 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
900 A. MPuman vessbuie Sleeping and Ps sd 0dn' Mrs..
adassps Chicago 5s5 IL. & To- e., t TSed d.
Loai, zoo SotIi, M next day. Connects also
'''''' TIE Pennsylvania LIMITED. .nn,.
1000 MmcCmpcsea o eaeus sssS ?! fpnng S1Sns
AID oesryatO Cars presenting sa.Soms for both
ssses ade msd III the f aSd
S o.ss .sc aG"i lshss ounce
Indianapolis II 40 a. rn and Chicago 40 a. Il" "'~'
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
99 and Dpas cars 9% cas-
cniana; rsnssr coach Nsw :aS g. 60 LoS 80
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
YRSi ,o sGsRss in
Coaches from New York to Chicago. Arrives In |hi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
0'9G i s s. Loa. cSsaso csysad
MsmRh Dining Cars s a. to r AlSes at a@a
slaSa eraSa connss a'S q. 'FS 81 ds daily.
'N'''' '''' PACIFIC EXPRESS. v... -
. M'T e onn n the is %.
ssS sSa 81 Td & SG asy
aoG 90 for ces ssisnd and oqm
500 r M icS5sT 90 S.awr.aHs
Ao soan E3r's S and D wt9 nf9ufn
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE soCTm w.,
1910 A. Nj Washington Limited Express 81 rS,..
1 ' Dnine-car to Baltimore every weekday ar
SEQ II: y M.:soas Soa Limea' Pullman
We.gt Ps@5 ar Au so MA fare beyond usual
Pilma charge. ether Of these s "a 40 az and
Additional S t.prf s 55 90 and 60 CO. p NJ and
etc., e. 20 S' md !'5S's % 8ny &c. 20 and 900
I por J &C AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
Daily, $50 a m. :Oo 90 p M. and l2:l5 mfnight
FLORIDA special" MOndlys' wednesdays and Fridays
For Aaatc Cy oaa RFgo. Y 5,H to,ss. Pines 100
For Cape May. 90 p. weekday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
IsIre,~ G. , q. . 30 90 90 Penn
syIyana Lin ltcdwlth DihgCar and 10 10 " a,hng oa
Limited with Dning-CatI, AID II 100 m, II 20, 200,
c:lO 90. 80, 100. 30 . 60 60 80 90 ana
o 90 D. m and f. 10 night Accom- uOdatioI ; II 10 a.
m 40 and 100 ,: sundays Eypress :I9 ~
100 o no 40 90 limited md 10 90 a. 200. 90,
10 90 30 9 90 p and Il 10 night.
con riodation ; 900 and 100 p. n.
For Time Tables TO local point, on the Pennsy
vaniA railroad system, apply at the following Ticket
oalc,s Nos 435 $40 0lG 9ii Broadway, Astor House.
oni f,'t n, Dr,br,,,r. and COrtIndt ( COurst.
500 Fulton. t. and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF,
Tuiion.st Brooklyn 70 Hudson-st., Hotoken Station
jersey City. -, -, g., $500, .
tacage from and residences through % de,tnaton
NHAS I. PTGiI. j. u. WOOD.
General Nllscer. General Pass'r Agent.
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For Young Ladies-COuntrY.

TUUTIB I1d'Ith-NUuHNIy'
T LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. RochssteS. y. y
IL Home Church School for the care. management and
ladies', 35h begins Sept 10, 1853 /.
Write illustrated circular Mrs C. VI Curtis Principal.
NJ YACK.ON.HU DsON.-foar dng -schoo for twenty ave
~ girls terms $500. Address
IMO0ENE BERTHOLF Prk ,pAl.
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GUloN LINZ; sr ,rrs MAIL, STEAMERS
TOl, QUEENSTOWN AND L1NFRPOOb.
Lave Pier 81, y r.. foot Of klngSt. -
WYOMIN', .Tuc. day. January &C. 80 p. IN.
WIS on NiN -'A.
LRIZON Saturday. February g. 80 a. ~
WycMI n, ......... Saiuidly February y, y. m.
Cabin "a sage $50 $50. $40 and 500 accord.ng "
s,.arrri S.cOud cabin $50 ond S35 Storage a. low
rates 4. NJ TNDERHILL I CO. ~ broadway.
HAMBC RG AMERICAN JACKET CO
1 -outhi Dton q oudor) ana Ham
twn-scrrw steamer Il 10000 tons
This line hold the record for fastest
IN, ~ Iordnn and the Continent. Spring salingS
Nornannla April! 4 Columbia MAY -
,o,,,u,l|a .. Anr Y tuerSt BlsHorck.-...June
Tucr,, B..nar,t.... NAY : Augusta victoria. June -
Arl-..-1 Nicf1ri1.. MAJ l.. Sorrnpu.4 IN" ~
N,-,,r,f, MAJ laI Columbia ..... ......J Juno 3
3. Broadway Ncw.York.
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REAL ESTATE.


yewYors , sagEd1tT Tc9 na9 aSiesy Of 70 city
real cstate at the ENclangeo al- a ''
week ending to-day, was sCco'-'o.
For tho osor, week cnlng with saturday January -;
the following auction sales announced u D. "e " ~
Exchange aud Auction Room r,pv,s
TODAY NIOSDAy) JANuAkf -
roroc,o.,r. sa,, plot Of land 27 2yl)o, and threc
story nat No. 55l to s5i eg NJ .
Vest isith.st, n $ 80 tw Of 7tha.c
TrFSDNY, JANUARY ID.
Foreclosure s S 2'f N is5A aa% ana SG Sa'
loS Of yca css and =, RS IT, ccncr
To oa '' t" 2SD pg,c # ,"d lo Sd 81
?" i'ayT 5xo and ,z 5ory LSdnF 40; 2s 70
eG l.taye cor S,d 'n. We. pOl oi..t $50 It Of
@ WG.t S End it, sjNioo Wet 9Id 80 #
Of Wct Enlaye ot' 2@Ns n rhTn Of on lard ,1SG on
sGs Of al't s'" cd Of t siR ico a%d 3
StSy d%g"g 80 ot o ., aad 97%oo house
g% os as s" and 20 Of Log ssfsd
t Nc 2o and 1871 Wayccyst and No 80 Highland
"''' WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20.
Foreclosure ~qlc lo Il Gy5o5 ana 3,ory oud I1S
40 2i9 East G2d;-t : 49, 49,, Nv. 81 o3 a. o3 FsSt
Partition sale 4 lot. enthusiastically and toTy build nil
Il q Fe osd 7ia.'2 s@d :, ,.s Or h isto,y:
i3t 20 265S>@Siiyioi ard 5-sieFy huia,T 80 @, $
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"a n q az othave: lot 25NiO0 and jstory dwelling,
No . al shave u q l2st-t; executors sai.
lot 3jNIOO and story fiat No 02 West 9'h-t s. 80 IL
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ssorv dwelling No 400 West Endavc. 500 II OF q IN.
MOT ~ land I1G SNiOONO3j trc>c-nt-aNc cor
Jachsdn.ave: / lot 3OXlO0. Fdcecomb"aNc lo'lU !,
Of lust.st; / plot Of and. 1oSli3 and S'stoFy ana
Estory buildings, Nos. sol 70 900 Watcrst. running
Nos oo6 to 2O9 South, 7o5 Of Csha.ine;st III pa,
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Nc 3N25Nlrrec, and 6stoy building, 40 w
lot. @lxslG Horot:t - II Of we't t.; ift,
- lots 20 - each. Wetst adjoining above;
lots on Rvcrdalc ard Pli-ahn avcs and timers Lane
FRIDAY. JANUARY 90. . -.
Foreclosure sale p9t o. land cSG 1no3ae II
and ..storv house West l3Gth-st. 125 Il Of lHnoN'
ave Partton -al' lot l72NjO.2. and 3story DuohE'
No 3O3 West 123d-st. :, 49, n W Of sth-ave
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ct HILDA'S SCHOOL for Girls. MOristown. n.
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