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New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

TURN BACK TIE HANDS"
TIE CHILD CALLED John WILKES BOoTn' BY HIS
FATHER.

TIE CHILD CALLED John WILKES BOOIH BY his
FATHER.
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: was not at all surprised to see In
TIE CaDtta and sunday Herald Of yesterday denial OF
Che charge against Dr. HanblctOn The Journals men
toned 10 doubt feel ashamed OF the appointment ana
make this denial 30 shield Messrs Kerr and Morrison
90 no think Dr. Hambleton viii publish denial over his
own Signature When DR.. Hambleton chrsiened his son
yohn Wilkes Booth be certainly never entertained the
idea that the Unionlovng people of this country would
ever intrust him with the position he now Occu-
pies The writer hereof, well as many others
now In this city, whose names can be mr.
nshed if necessary remembers distinctly While board
ing al the KirxwOOd House in the Fab of 1870, 10
have heard the call his Booth. Upon benz
naked name OF the child, he invariably replied
John Wilkes Booth The child dhimself-thcn, perhaps
four OF five years Of age-upon being asked hs name a5
be was some forty times day would promptly answer
"John Wilkes Booth" In the baptism Of the child how
evor there may have stipulation to the effect that
tile Booth" might be left of added as the political
outlook would sanction, though OF this nave not been
advised. Let Messrs Kerr and Morrison rise and er-
plain. JUSTICE.
Washington, Jan. ~, 1876.
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THE PROTECTION OF BANK SAFES.

SIR, 1t seems that at the time of the late
robbery Northampton the interior portion Of the safe
was protected by the fact that 1t furnished with
three locks the keys OF which In the keeping OF
different persons 1t appears to me that 1t would oe
possible gain similar security by arranging that only
OF the digts which express the combination at which
the lock should be to any OF the officers
Thus IL the number 35S, might know tue figure
in the units plac that OF tens aud that of nun
dreds and thus the safe could he unlocked only when
A, B aud were present. Bank directors might then
content themselves with persons Of average human
honesty and strength for their officers need not hc
tine lookout for such paragOns Of integrity and con
stancy the late robbery has shown be- desirable
and bankrJbbers wOald have again 10 turn their atten
tion to Of entering safes by violence, wherein one
may hope that safemahers VIII be found able TO with
stand them. n
IeekskIH, Jan. 20, 1870.
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Goshen, ", T., Feb. 3, 1876.
"TIIE ABLEsr PAPER IN THIS COUNTRY"

10 fhe TdifOr OF TIC ITEOUHt-
SIR: have taken your paper for 20 years,
md an things considered, 1t II the abest paper In this
countrv lts strength az political paper consists not
only IN its great editorial ability but Ia its true moral
eoursQe and manly independence. 1t IL not weakened
and enasculated by being subsidized b. any perhdlou
political rngs priyy, for pay to any deep lana
schemes for public plumber 1t is what the great Iord
Ersne 30 rnanfuy and successfully contended for ana
what beloved country much needs hnd can 20 wen
appreciate at this time-'a bold, Independent, and un
subsidized press" And no other than such political
press ought TO receive the patronage OF a uuc
patriot Your foreign spOndCncc general ana lee
graphic market reports AMI Agricultural hrtcI'a
OF incsmabe value To the country. Wish yOu tiOd
speed In your great and good work. and you continue
have doubt you WILL In the great battle now
being waged for the defense and perpetuaOn OF liberty
-" protection against wrong" children yet UNBORN
will rise up and call you blessed" Very truly, you're
North A nGOn, Name, Feb q, 1876. WM. ATKINSON.
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MURDERS IN GERMANY.

To fhf EdtI0F OF INC TrtOune.
SIR: Although II Is not becoming to me to
make eny comment of your editorials yet the fact
that am constant and Of the most enthusiastic
readers Of your valuable paper will serve as all
In your editorial entitled The Greenpont Butohery
you cay domestic murders common, especially
I'm Germany" I fear this statement will convey m
impression to the minds Of some Of your read
srs Ihave livod many years In land am . constant
reader Of newspapers FROM Germany. and fail TO
many accounts n the OF such brutal
and horrible murders committed here daily
must confess Is deplorabe fact that great many OF
these murders are eommittcd by Germans In ns soun
try; stil assert that IN Germany occurrences OF th1s
kiId much rarer. Perhaps 1t Il because the law 70
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RELIGION AND MORALITY.
rene Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: AS there has been considerable dlscus-
sion in your columns whether not religion and moral
ity distinct aud separabe only different names
for the same ess1ntd thing would refer you to
Colerdsc's opinion, found In his Friend" Section 2
Essay No he states that Morality IL the reli-
gion which to persons and things Of this life, and
religion our morality toward God and the permanent
concerns Of sOuls ad those ~ our brethren
And further: Yet IL would bel yidont that the htcr
must involve the former, while any pTctcn-e I" inc
former without the latter would be as bold MOckcI! hs
H. having withlolicn estate from the righfu oWhcr
should seek 10 appease our conscience by the rfd
that had not failed 10 h.stow alias him In his peg
gary" This splendid discrimination Gf such II may bc
called in light the nseparabiencss OF the Twin
sisters. religion and morality. ALA MACACLEi'
Detroit. Ian. 10, 1876
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MOUNT VERNON IN THE CENTENNIAL YEAR.

Go.fkt Edft0r OF The Irtbuae.
SIR: few years ago an association of ladies
purchased Mount Vernon for the people OF this country
We cannot learn who represents this association in New
York at this time Would you not be willing to inquire
Through your columns whether they have thought oi the
importance Of putting the place in fair order before the
coming Summer, when it seems probable that 80 many
Europeans Will visit our countryi Respectfully,
ELLES COLLINS.
No. 90 West EereRth-st., N. T., Feb. l. 1876.
TThe Mount Vernon estate was purchased IN 1850
Cor 100000. The endowment fund is now only
1000, and the main source OF revenue for the
maintenance Of the place has been the fares OF
tourists who visit the place by boat The house has
fallen into decay, and the grounds are neglected.
At the last meeting Of the Council of the Ladies
Association II was ordered that each Vce-esent III
her own State should undertake some kind Of en-
tertainnent on WashingtOns birthday for the benefit
of the fund These entertainments VIII be given IN
many Of our cities this mOnth-Edl
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EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCE OF THE BIBLE.

To IN n ITOT OF IH0 7 TT VV"''
SIR: In the numerous letters OF your CORE
,pondents regarding tho reading OF the Bible In the
schools no promn nee has been given to s literary H.
enrnce The Bible is only that can he used
hook OF devotion aud a msans moral influence. Iii
the only classic accessible to the entire people Its inn
ace upon the literary Is sufficient reason for IT. re-
ten,on in schools It's foun OF good English tits
cyc!opedia Of dramatic and poetic thought 1t II at once
grand subIne tender, pathetic and humorous IL hhs
inspired orators and poets The earleN orahas were
founded upon it's sOrrs aud the volumes that nave be
inspired erioss Quotations ana references
To rs pages ia every book OF any value "i!tth W
Cl,risiau lands. Thousands o. children would tuow
nothing of lis value if they did rot acquire iondcs
mud reverence for its teachings IN the school Jew, mn
del guritua!is and Christian alike Interested III IL
retention in school a. OF intellectual Improve
cnt aud as an Interpreter Of the writings OF most IN
glishmen. - AhhL!t y iEHi'
Cosb,u ~ T. Feb. 3, 1876.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuryGTON. Feb. l.-Tuc Court Of Inquiry, con-
sl.,ing Of COL Jane. Oscs 6th cavalry, Instituted hy the IL
re-. lon as tie fes.d,lt -Xur t0 te rin>ctlOns ana
-au.- ~ ta9 Thomas ByTe 18th lniantY wle at camp
A. B,s.. prug- camp al la tz ArloAa territory dh
f4- . 70 H.s .upprt,d nat TIE alrg1biS oI 'iul
uaI ~ .ronuct part OF capt By yrne arr not IN any wan
No. Itfti. contrary, tit
Shown integrity y 1s the eicti} OF
f.rr IL, or r sni ihh ID the perform
s.r,f m m To- duties rrguIrd hiii. Including the ui
,,Drut auf y ,it,ltip o hc Hutipi -ayiee@ h' y't
:! us-l H . manner highly tapir io Inns II a"h ID le
NH "a ,, II me Department Cninan under whose
instr ts bee S.s acting. Ihe Court !. o. npin on tHt 10
fn-trer action f. necessary N the case Inc p''rle,
court approved ~ tie 'e'feliy
Of W.r
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RAPID TRANSIT ON FIFrH-AvENUE.

SIR | would like to know by what right the
arlst0crac Fitthavenue claims exemption from rapd
transit road II l. certainly the mos. central route IL
the city from the Harlem River to tue Battery by way of
West broadway An elevated road could be built and
bc running within one year Capitalists could be found o
do IL at per mile far. Thry would hr "hhhS
also doubtless to give roth ~ PEI cent Oi the srss
recciptS franchise. Our Tcpresentativt IN TIE
Legislature have been deceived II Thy believe the repre-
sen'aipns that people Of this city have regard
for Ffhaycnuo than they have Baxter street, who're
the welfare Of the whole community Is concerned. d.
helc- York, Feb. f. 1876.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Arr.vY. Feb. An the Court Of Appeals, Fri
day, Feb. I, 1876; . --.-.., 81. 4,
liG-iAatiTOp ag Bramhall- Argument Iesu'ou shl
concluded . t,., - ,,.u,.
No I42-IIrury W. Lancy appellant, sgt Josiah - thh,
Argued b, + H. Hubbard for appellant and
by &. +. Brown Tor respondent
No Ig-Einu W CLARK, a'nn.s rator etc, respondent,
SGT John g. ~ycser et al, apl Argu@ 10y l. - buhy
of couucl or appellants and by H. NJ. Townsend for re
spOndcnt M u,..,
NO l3j J. Hntcernstor appellant hgt Ihe tltst
Bank Of Chtenango 4. ppnd,ut-Arguel ~ william T..
ansug Of counsel or appellant snd By d. D. "aiA'h ioi
respondent.
Proclamation vas made and the Court adloure'
The following the day calendar Oi Court OF hPpYas
Mondar. T. 1875 Nos 49, l9l lto I'2 l's' 'o
aul
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TIp tTi1I OT NITTllm =. N"t INI IT'V-''T TVT-
-erv which hccau on = 90 ty. finished yesterday,
the ca-o bcuz given 10 he jury az l3p D. ni II was
CHARGED that on rob. 20 Re oic.ed to Drgr Il Haze
well ~ So 10 Broadway five notes puroftiuc 10 nave
been sig.od b., l. ". Bates CO. dry g"'ds dealers oi
BronJw,y WhDn asked for some cyii me-" itai fho
, ,,. .,epuip, Pee ur,s n'.l a c.rtiiiratc I'd t~t
n,ct and NJ IlafcWcl accented thcr Tie 'EEt's'it
,i,.Il- ~ ilc notes rls $4,000. Assistant D-trc.-
iti.rtcy IvHu crulucfci ils prosecution rd n's "
smith ui thl-l. spencer tppr7r'd Tor t' defense
TIC iurv ron r'- r,'rf rf cutie" md zee was r..
IN tndrd until this murAnt FOR sentence
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TO the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: He who has no heart. no soul, no con
science nor pity shou live nowhere but in Jungle or
IN prison and II he Is ma h.ne, working only for
mischief no how he became 49,, will some s"'f
tuecl tr.i tho people what b' done with him lrt
him l. Del. him but II hv W an he should zoe
huug. PIN Ir1i-s Viii cry out with al ih'r might
ag-iiusf initial rrni. .iucnt. sULS,iIBiH.
Irrrlrilll Bon .. $50.
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AN OLD MUSICAL pEoGRAN,IE

SIR: In using an old newspaper pattern to-
day. nv eye rested upon thc following pro siainho oi
Thnuass Concert for Aug B. 1869, at which was much
amused 20
HIS tItFspAYJ E.ESIS, 40. g. ~ 3. 80
l. Ovrrturt. Daughter Donif''h
q Wat "Gr.c lcA;cn aus dem " ..r"' " h' --'---
Mos H-s' ''rsiii
Concert Uau-' i'4irt
3 COsatschoque. Fautasc sur nae ptnse t"sGpHs
q. Overuf. EgmItt' 20 '''
T. Cayatna Robert 10. qur anne S4eJ ei'''I
=. iIFI.
& waltz, Wiener BolDpn7 -
g. Grand FaltI-ie. Funtaul' ~ '
10 Overture Martha '... 'o1'n
IL Cari, Of Venice, solo FOL { Ti'i
J.. "a s.
Premier Jour dc i.0hhtiu huDei
tLink u may De In.~r~stttg 10 nid al your Iead
ers To- fuy realize h0w much tc musical taste "f NeW
York at least advanced IN years THINK oi Two
waltzcs one POLKA, quIdflic. bosdes nchy AL te
pieces of very light character Oh OAe pros
I for one wouldn't istcn 10 II now. J'e'b
BrookIyn. Feb. 4, 1876.
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type forms and no disturbance Of the printers
arranged Perhaps, comparison, they may prove
nearly Identical or 20 adjustable that agreement upon
what the change shall he will be easy.
kee York, Jan. 27, 1875 THERON Z. LkLAHD'
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sryrrvcrs IN TIE GENERAL sE-sTOSs.

SENIIN''f.i IN TIE tl.F f-kAL S'sN'i''7'
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
the following rioas aud were recorded: hugh
CarpneI breaking into the premises Of IhomiS nc
william. Of No - Ntut.-lyc. Jan. 26 ant stealing
bag of ol,s worth II 80. the STATE Prison Tor TWO
a. Henry Hoffman, for entering No. 4' hirr y-'
ON DC au stealing good, - tho v.u' ot So % the
state T.. ,u lur years. James Robinson. Tor break
I'm, into hc premises ~ Nathaniel T. cornwall of ~" 20
West Frtysocond. AMI - 1iing fixtures worth 81" 10
the House ~ R,fuee Jane Van oseu ~ No l9S west
El.'tcorti-.t for stealing watch ami c'an y INC
vano ~ 500 20 tho Prison for 10 years. Lyman
Phips ~ Greenwish-,t petit larceny, 10 the f"nh"h-
ary for four months; Thomas Concannon. 'or Si'ahS
pair ~ boots and lamp fr'm the Ne" h"iK C'h-
tral Railroad Depot on Jan. II, 1" the STATE
-.nu .r t,~l wears: Michael Crane. To trc Hnutr ~
Prrf-t Tor hcirV c0unrc'od with hWrlafy; k"c.t
DE itmlii nlias Geni.- smith, Trc ~. oi NJ ~ .li
rrv.' WHO Hat r'Irtt Pos torlc''a Diclfnan u "" ~
Fly,bathst with having noin'ef toad Il rlsioi o. hrf
i.,,i fn tlc irut nftr, Tor - months. imam MIX
nair rs ftr emf r.ug tc 'Wr NJ "t A"rhlhn ~ fhih
,f M ,t II "a .u.--t IAN I. tnl rttiiu@ SO "Hlih
~ .tl, 90 D.. stat Prison for t1rcc lrHis; Nam
/ N,f Tor Hf' tlc Ious" ~ lhoii"s - ll1H
- -.i1er-rt County. - y. Jru. ~. aud int SJl
vorfh - e,.ir- 20 The state Pr'son 'or fWn wears
lanes l;rnv fpr stcue - wards ~ cloi ir f pcsf
~ tfu- ,u,l from iii. .tnI" ~ No - a.. i.L-h'
on ian 49, valued nt -, 10 the Iehnrhtnly Tor Iour
months.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIYGroS. Feb. An the Supreme Court OF
m nfed state, iodsy Julien Hartrdge Of savannah was
Admitted b attorney and counselor Of ts Court
sgt samuel Jackson no. 1t0-Jamea l. d. Morrison et al
rfs,,,s i'm error sst VIM H. BcptonArgumoat continued
G godn H AMI ar NJ Krum Of tounsei for the Do
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Germany does deal lenIently with murderes IL
docs here and that murderers cannot get Oh easily
pleas Of insanity, &o. IL
Oiean, ". Y, Feb. 2. 1876.
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MrNIATrRE ALMANAC.

10. srts....-.. - Noon SETS. SfO
aAGFg Itfls rAF-A D.
sandy Hook .-l2 3it Hell -. Ferry 1888
Ii,u WAITV fHl> DAY
Hook. COWS island. 4:16 Hell O. FerrV bIo
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

ohnspt istn st. Of Avenue @ ga years 5000
JaIncs J, 10 VIM Bloomfield and others
Urusl D0mnick 81, 81 II uison st 1900
o. woossr 81 -, Of Houston ST. year . 1900
Gonsi Iiank Of en~icist Jane ST yrs. 5,o53
Earle, Jas, 70 Sarah Murray, wharfage opposite sos
y South 0,OOJ
Of tr'enIich years 5000
atlsye. b't S9tR and Goth sts years 5000
cor Of Iti I'VE aud ljth n years -........ 5000
Of beIancey ard suffolk cts; months 5000
I'd ave ana gtist years $4,000
Finck Jacob, ahl wtfr, u stephen Buckhaer, = Of
4Jth-st, vi lthaye; yeaIs 49, 4OoO
ave- ySiis - 6.c0o
Stevens Povdon 81 ny y schenck ard Others, So Of
5SisI, Of 9thaye year. $500
Stevens. plogdOl, 20 Wm WlBsow 10 o jethst " ~ -.
'c,s ears ~ '''~' =. 5000
sist ST. W o. 5iate 5000
!56-st. of 5thaSe Year :. 1900
s." 81 and il South st Year., 25oco
ney, ANA wife, Ia Saiias q 6lnOit, 8 oi -
4ths of Washing gtonaNc, 23d Mafd 2 ye.ts BOO
.OEiciaLl J. y SAVAGE, D"pIty Register
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
NFW-YORk fTT1.
Osth D e. 34b u e Of 9Th ave bOxIOO5i also. 18th.

NFN-roRk CITY
0sth st 345 n of 9Th ave, 6Ov1O0.6 also 18th
James r smith $40 7
Leqgett-ave, n 144thst 25xl1O. 23d ward;
Chrsiy Casslns and wife TO Christopher Bradley
Pier aud bllkhead front OF NOS 20, or aad G2 South
NJ, Nos Is and II James Earle 10 Robert Murray.
lst-aye 200 # " of 3dst, 50slO0 24th Wardi John
Kohler and wife to Herman Schnepel .......,.. D.
1stave .. SAME propertyi Herman schDepel and wfe
to NINA hOl.sf
75h-st :, $50 fl " Of Madison ave, 2oxlO22 Frank
Thompson tKe0 20 HO IL l. Powers ..-...--.-..- S,5
bury T.diey ley snd NJ wife 70 David Dnkesi 800
Boston R0ai, W T. 1902 II Of Waveriey-st 0OklOO;
Charlotte l. Ilas aud husband ~ rlizabeth II Hays
fSth st. 2uO II OF lth ave, 2i.6Al0OJ Jno lOss
and wife o Ellen MuliOOn ....-.. .......... 40
15hs PIT fl OF lst-ave, 2lxl033; Simon shIoss
aud ". f. to JOS Feibronner 30. omiu
Geo Williams uef) 10 Jno Hayes -............... 0,S
", Bloomned and wife to Jas Browner -. 100
S2i-s ~ OF llsths of Avenue A, 1ls.sxlO22;
also sd -, 273 IL OF Ayende A, 15Al02< john
Halsey Henry IIaght. 1870
Troy 81 SO Il " OF Green ch-st 4ixS0i VIM Scott
and vile 10 samuel B Feron CO.
Slst ST. 1925 " OF 9th ave. 25I9S9 TO SO
6Sth-s, s. l3 "A II " OF 9Th ave, l6sxlOv.5 John
stevens tn POwden Stevens N0min
ll2th hst, 50, 70 fl W OF 2d-ivc. 2lKioo1l; James
Ledwith Teieroe, 10 Manuel Martinez.......... 90
LEASE.
14th.st, tNo $780, Mortz Leiphgcr To Hugh Casey
-
lOiAos. j. y. SAVAGE Deputy hsslstsr
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Counirp properln 20 Cei.

AT TARRYT0WN, on the HudsOn-Io In
N Immediate Possession, tno OeauuiHy thH iSlhD 49,,
HOUSES ali modern ensces, s.aDe, SarIrh HVi wy
cheap rents >. EMDERsON, GJy siAtlIaye.
ITO LET-HOTEL.
THE HOFFMAN HOUSE. -, -
,, verv s,abas AZ ri NC G = 10 lease for one o.
years. JNo' T. H. ,,,,i"an.,,, y v
feb. ], 1870 fouSela = =;
J,O LET-The DWELLlNG-HOuSE and
outbuildngs lately occupied aud used BY Wham Lay TN
a, 1hroea. Necs Westeh.ser County, with Do AChts VI
XSpv on the promises or toJ O. JENKINS t the First
National Bank, Brooklyn, NJ n.
rJNO LET or for SALE, at great sacrifice,
MANSION HOUSE lsone) and elegant grounds, stables,
bsrns and fruits flowers and Jes IN sbun
dance situate Oh Manisset say o2pote Gres Aesk Depot
Side Railroad time 20 Newfork ono
hour, boating bathing and nshing Address j. l. hoinmec
0res Neck I'll 46 Beekmens Anchorage fory achs &C
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK, Friday, Feb. 4. 1879.
The following legal sales were disposed Of
at the Exchange Salesrooms to-day:
BYE a. Laurence q On.
twostory and basement brick house, With lot sof
East 43d At, 100 Of I'd ave, lot 2liIl005; John
by 4. Blescksr * 10.
four story brown stone front house. with LOT, sof
East 3sths, l2O.6 II o Of 4th-aye, lot 2O.6x9s.9
Van Bell s25 29l
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Real Gstatc 90 gsthanse.

EXCHANGE.-One or two modern three
Ia sfor, no USES, CENTRALLY located and tently inc nbsrc
for "a M with without stock cash basis. = d. MACK,
35 Union square.
E\CHANGE for Brooklyn or New YORK
brncc) pleasant village iu Dutcess touut' near s
Hudson River a1i depot 20 a'rel r'h Hhd ehoi'" ""'i
0e"'''N-' ]. O. nONT III Broalway.
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Gin Real Csiate for Sale.

A BROADWAY STORE FOR SALE, near
~ Ohico; lTsi class; eytEaszed lot with two
fronts cheap easy ms pps,essOA at any tne
(25igJ HOMER MORDAN line st.
last 74rH-ST.-Tw0 4-stOry houses Tor
IL ssle al pgce t. suit rutland & WHITING, Beck.
uidnHG
NOR SALE on easy terms and ar bargains 10
close estlte-iOuse and lD 1SI JthaKc near tSi-t
House and lot Mldi0niy east sid nc-F ithst one Ot,
II IN :. T. cor 66h-si fi'e "s on o9thsi btt"sh
Two lot olfi-sf. between 3ti
and Matslnavus. and Other vacant bts IN various
Apply Office OF Lstaie oi " NJ H. hAf-
NOK, 1900 Broadway, cor 34tiist
GOTHIC rOP.-SM0kY CHlMNEYS cured.
" No cvr, pay. Thirty days trial Msluiacnred by
Hull, GRPiES a Co, ThiitaNe above lWchty -thfi Oh
send for CIRCULAR.
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CALENDARS-TMs DAY.

sUrRrME T-CHAMBEgs-DOSoHrE. J.
Ward ct al
2S6 ac.wrll ct al agt 23S. Blackwell ct Al agt
Armstrong. frleso CT A.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEW-YoBK. Friday, Feb. 4. 1876
Below is given the result of to-day's sale at
Arch Johnstons establishment, Thirteentt, between
Irniyor,ity-place aud Fiitn.ayc.:
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Broohlnn propertp 90 frt-

NOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORLS.
storcs Nos and Atlantic Dock, fronting East h'Nef'
adioining Hamilton Ferry. Apply u
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Gouscs ano farms Wlntso.

XTANTED-To HIRE, from Nay |, with
W urt,il ~ oi buying wei built IL USE with all he
modern in proyemens Adress. giving rent and selling price.
:. W. Box >, 80, L. O.
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Counlrn Real estate for Sale.

.-.,...o,,
COR RENT-A large, convenient twenty,
walk lroa te staten on feAn r. r. thirty amt Y iroI3
GE0. p. cUKS EN, tilanova =. o. Del. Co. Penn.
NOR SALE-A valuable PROPERTY on tie
Hudson IA ~, fye ules south Of the Ci OF Pongk'ep
rae, DucHrss Codnty tree miles non New hAn0ufghi
20 q od land, large river front and docs Two
dwellings and ean o.onee on premises 9erg al n @ ate
Clinton Point y. l.Jan. IL, 1876.
UOME and BUSINESS s room house, barn,
/ fruit Sc Of ani delightful llace Z miles n
jersey; only $500; rare chance r. BookhoCI " AO'
ONEIDA LAKE, Central York.-Ilunt-
MoME F0R sKLI@ v Fl eTea, attraction. fr o9tof DOR
pris and exercse abot so beaaufly situated on
shoe ore Of g 3aeda S5 aSs S tIe -5 M wes lIoR Jn s
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sG e nTaiRB5fAa III nS Han 6}nsia SY f''' ''O'O'
DECONIC HOUSE of Greenport, L. l., Tor
L SALE or 10 LII inquire on lie pielAs -s,
CTOCKTON HOTEL, Cape May, ~, j., for
purchase or lease Of the STOCKTON HOTEL cane Nay
ihc oie 35 rooms furnished and arponi'd com
aius AL area Of aoogt rs acre i3ng ~ apV1 ,1s sns
handsomely furnished wiz; two 30 ns IN aiic No DROP sas
sccarS 6y on chuteis estate with poicies
S ss s r 81 the he 0ea ' se'I' o 'ssy G
sm ii IL o, an the Aip ri me VS cast ' anu
Agdr,ss q. NJ. DDKRANCE,
Bristol. Bucks Co. Penn
VIRGINIA FARM - LOO acres, valuable
land good improy iuons IN III 81 mate easy oi access,
moderate price city property taGen. RCLAND
WHITING, Beckman-st.
VALUABLE STONE QUARRY for SALE or
IEASE-propo,i;ions viii be enertane by tAe under
signed sale leasing of the Fort Lee QUARRY trap
Tor n acres Owuci by John W Petsre" deceased,
situated AZ zee the Hudson River Dock, engines.
vltIs.rIa, laOo iert rIs ell frontage
ROBERT PErrIGREW,
L. C. DOWNING, II Centre-st. New FORK city.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

HOME and BUSINl SS.- 6 room house, barn,
fruit &c acre lant delightful ll1cei Z miles IN
jersey; ONLY $500; chance r. BOOhhOCI " LIB
,rt, floor.