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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

The Danvilie (Va.) Ne'"s says EvsrS. de,
cent southern man owes it to himself anf his
native land TO discontinue his patronage of the
New York N"r"M Its recent infamous attacks
upon the people Of Louisiana and Mississippi
ana Its eager readiness to seize and promulgaic G
every lying and scurrilous sensational story
where our section is concerned, stamp il pub
he encmy--the basest and most venal Of all
South -haters. Stop it, an&1ske the SUI, which
has The manliness TO be, ut Iedst impartial or
the Times, which is honest enough in its hos,ili-
ty to be an open and. avowed foe. letter a
straight ont imp'acahlc enemy, than 4 snSs,s;as.
assassin in the garb of neutrality or inJcncnJ'
cucc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

Rev ". Wallace Duncan, agent for Woiiord
College. obtained during the late conference at
hlngsirec some 500 in bonds to raise an en-.
dowmcnt fund of Wotford College.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

boy in Georgia was recently fund dead in
n stream of water into which lie had gone to
2a'hc just after eating. The physicians sril he
died OF epilepsy, induced by bathing on full
stomach.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

B+E- Mrs. Il. RicnARps respectfully invites
the Ladies of Union 10 inspect the beautiful
stock Of NEW MILLINERY which she has re-
ceived the past week. Her rooms are over J
y. Moore & cos. Drug Store BE sure and
call =
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

'ANCE'-ErtSo1napr " B. Vance IVES ndmi-
nated as the Conservative candidate for Governor
unanimously OH the first ballot. Let tie VI clkn
ring from one end of the State TO the ether that
the peoples man has been placed in t.e lead by
the people and will lead the people to victory
next November. Tho nomination of a candidate
for Governor OF the State of North Carolina by
n unanimous vote is something MnfSard of in
the politics of the State, and can augIA only an
omen Tor good. 1t shows the unanhmty and
determination which pervafss our party. and
ObssyCsr
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

six thousand Young shrd were recently de-
posted IN strccm tributary to Broud river, in
"partahburg county. Other rivers in the South
are to he supplied with shad and other fish.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

PEAsyp'fswEES THE NoRrnEnS AND Sourm-
ERS rRE>S! piANs.-The following resolutions,
General AssS,0kly North, enthusiastically.
WHEREAS, All past attempts to establish fra.
! ternal relations between what is popularity called
! the General Assembly South, and what is popu-
| larly called the General Assembly Noril have
| failed; and whereas we believe that, us in acts
| OF individual dispute, no adjustment is effect ed
| by the rehearsal of the past, SO the re
hcrsal of the differences hctwcea great, bo-
dies OF men can never bring Sain;Ly; and
whereas, we sincerely regret the allie lion of
the past and disapprovc any words sItkcn in
times of high excitement, which may bel cgard-.
J - -a$- inpusaing the sound Presbyterianisll and
Christian character of the Southern brcNircn
therefore.
H'%"t""", |. That we bury in ono gSssc all
misunderstanding and differences, amlkxll cx-
prcSsions that have been intcrprctcl as often.
SlNc between the two sections of the Prcsbyteri-
an Church, and in the name If the Lord Jesus
Christ stretch forth both hands of invitation
asking our Southern brethren to unite with us
in tratCrna relations
:. That we request the General Assembly
now IN session i'll savannah, on the recent of
inns resolution, to send two delegates to our
meeting in Brooklyn, tclcgmphing us Of the
departure of those brethren, and that on the re-
cert oi that telegram we Immediately send two
delegates TO meet the Assembly in Savannah. 80
Iiat neither the Northern nor Southern Assem-
bly, shall adjourn until the Church on earth and
in Heaven have begun jubilee over the rlori.
Gus consum nation
The LAST proclamotiono
nave been issued by Governor Chamberlain Of
iering reward of 81 900 for the arprehcnsion
OF John III. McDevitt, the dcfaulting treasurer
OF Edseheld County, and reward of 5000 for
any one OF those concerned in The lynchinp of
the Harmon murderers. The first reward Is
sutlciently large sum to induce one to 90 to Can
ada, where McDcvitt is said to be- and procure
his arrest. Edgefeld county is in state If
bankruptcy, owing TO his deprcdations
AS regard the lynchcrs the proclamation 10
d'"'"m t"l"e" A whole community cannot bc
arrested and tried, and the lynchers acted in
such way as to dspersc the responsibility of.
the deed. Whether the summary punishment
inflicted upon the dcsperadoes who killed tho
iiarmons was right or wrong, we have probnblv
heard the last of it. The Governor is riobt in
using all efforts to yindicate tho majesty Of tho
'aw, but neither he nor the grand jury assisted
rs rs 'hey may be by Judge Carpenter, can treat
Inc iyhchlng affair as an ordinary murder IL
ahe OF The lynchcrs were arrested we doub ;f
ne sheriff OF Edgcfcld County could keen him
N Jail one night. The members of anv civilized
should allow the law to t,ke i,s
course, but when they feel that more summary
proceedings are necessary. they are genersuy
prepared 10 fight the issue through to the hitter
JOWnol
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1876-06-23

We have received no mails ak this place from
any section since last Saturday, and &e &C
counts we receive of the diis.ters areaeccssar
.ly very meagre, and probably. in some Instances
exaggerated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Gin Rsal estate for Sale.

TOR SALE. a tirst-class brOWn-stOne hOL 81,
Il sor e. near Mount Morris Park FftlaVe v-l re
soil saCrlce. Address o. g., station - boston,
Ma
LDR SALE-HOUSE handsomely furnished !;
everything complete hOu-eS 3story basement
lli attic BRICK house. .ONiO ai IMPROVEMENTS Nl-
best te Did. convenient To Fr car routes
q 4 a.l f.r ferries. Phi e., oil, go.
alr $1,000 each required Hardly The value Of the trn
fgrf Pu.ess 10 I. IL referred N.n procure tenant
WV VAL i'' OWNEE, p. o. Box ASP, \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
slinaiicus DInleo- females.

DVERTiSEMENT FOR THE NEW
- WORK TRIBUNE WILL EE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. i.st- broadway, cor Thirty
hIst -, or J8r rat Twenty tlirlst' cor E.gntlaye
100 lird IDgs -tsFcuti-t, az me ia HltM
OFFICE. 40. isl Iairl ave. One .hunlrestaud
twenty fourth o. Harlem savings Bank Building. 10
n. regular Office rstss
At JACQUlNN FRENCH BUREAU, COZ
- 9TH ave. between 35th aud SO Dee sed most
reliable servants u all naons for all paris II the state males
ana females.
A T MORRISON oldest, largest, and most
u reliable SER& ANTS IN~IiTt II. cor. Ilthst AID
eav best class ~ girls waiting for situations In the city "
country 40 reduced wages. Notice THIS address
A T the EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for good
~ female domsfcs, OJl sixth ave, second door above
Fifty Third g. famlss supplied with faithful eonpelsht No
ion city country. at mode
rate wages j. CARR0LL- once fee 81 fox four mouths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
forses. Carriages, Garness, Sc.

CARRIAGES.-All kinds my own make. ut
X extreme low prices. for two days war
rsued Leather top Pony PiseODa, $40 mp do Bag
fTeq s35. rubber top Bugres, Fllc DEPOT q seat top
WAGON. 1928 I0ckaWays $780, extension top -prug ark
pf.eior-' $40. CRUDE, JG6 canal st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Broohlpn Ecal gstaIs for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
y above GOTHIC TOPS that cuTs snohy cllnney,, waI-
rauisd a. ULI G4IPPLN q CO.. lh-rdaFe, above twenty
tin-s'. send lCr circulars.
FACTORY. 6Ox125, stories, thick walls
4 Light and very desirable, > 20 West 3 t..-s5.
G.. FANtEiDGL 20 Broad-sL
EOR SALE at a sacrifice, to close an estate
Il -TmrrOret and uniupr0veI EECoELfN Pi1PLl.Ift
yaf0us .0-s and location Apply 70 VA. JEREMIAH, 80
HamLtoa-sye, BROOKLYN
TOR SALE or TO LEI-'The new fiTst-cass
4 br.7r-stoue HOUSE 1856 Toducy-st. BIDoaIy 81 J. ID.
e-rs wen tuilt hard wooa tuiah Gc Apply 70 r. Goes
CROFT, 49, Rodney 81, BrOOslyD 4. j., oI - Cc-tsi
New-iJrk.
THREE-STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
i ave. COurt-s'.
Frame house, "a IutleI-st.
Trersory frame 100 and lO2 Pneapplest, near
FuliOrst
Three story houses 40 81 and 80 NasssuL
T4rcestOIg frame ho-scs, pee and 20 v satlngon 81
GEO. K. BUTTON, 10 Wall IT,, y y.
STH-AVE.-S55,O 900 (0Dly $4,000 casI) will
- buy sem Of house. 22ZlJx j, TIE avenue near 4Jt
S. Inquire at tast 45ih-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Aurtiou Sales Of Real Gsiate.

A GREAT BARGAlN.-A handsome COUN-
II TRY SEAT three the Of the Pas
River miles from York Erie hallway Pas
sale &c station. he sold auction April 20. at 23O
premises by Of the the late David
Anderson deceased The dwelling has Il with fine
prOach OutDuldngs Grounds finely shaded
and adorned. a. d. MELLICk, jr, BRO Aucti0neers,
y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Gonnirn properin Go Get.

AT GREENWICH CONN, one hour from
y New Y0rA.-TO HENT for 1 summer, pleasant
FU RNIsHED HOUSE IN the best part Of the Village For
particulars a idrcss j. 4. e., Box 53i n y. city.
1T MONTCLAIR. \. ITO lease, with
"a privilege purchase the WlOWdle Brook Farm, one
from city OF The most delightful places IN the state
cows horses furnished desTed Address Post
Office Boa NJ. 2l7.
FURNISHED HOUSE to let at Tenafy, finely
located high around, churches AID depot Apply
20 MILES, AgELL & Co 40 Aurrsy st., T. D. MILES at
Tenahy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10

P'S"' Bg 4. Laicrgace & c 90, fols rSoA
ifvesoTy eroS n Of Avenue A. DOT 2'H :, coo
loss lily AIaa'J ~ james ". Nllsr., ,,...,.,-,
-.t front i.oise win lot soi West IN
sssit Of 9tlave io' -liAio 80 ........s l7253
SSrr,n. ............. .''.---'''' .'''''.
..,.,,.,,r. RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TtIANSfL i'0'
,os ., N eof 2orsyiist 5O2zlOO JOhn. 900
DC Am y an ws TO charles a EoI ansSoo 10 iS5th.
Ae1a 7, tt.oN james Brown and N'-e 10 A"oi 2L 900
Dver -, %, as of Westcaeser Railroalst
sd Narl Abby findy TO ire''r'A 1850
Nasa a5ft 81 of i.5ssst e5xs7 l-Sd wardJ John 700
ISL. "a " cor OF l2os1st 5o'xiO Ana nominal
q -dGas- 75 n Of sedst 5O4 10 400 also,
s O.. -. il " Of s,9@ye .s -! -. Nominal
SIN. $ $40 :. Of Seave ,Assg' a Som.nal
can s sse Of @, 2z5o; caroline i-.-'' 5000
,Sl,.,. s4,5itwo. 3d4ye -5Ha no'A A.-. ominal
Lyon TO caa4ne,y u Lam a.Si6O s. johanna Sos >. -oo
and sa 70 11S ss s $3.50. jacob znn TO 90 ooo
wa. 1e:oa.aye 100 Of 'cot,L c'A', 1900
S.5 Il IS & & ass ,5o s. 1909
li5 ' sos /, a Il i 'i iartz x ''' 1900
.ssi Il, ; So g /. g 5'ay ir.s Hi 90 ~-'' $4,000
.5,. 500. i fsa 4, ''-- $500
ll, a.. i.75,. 10 Of SHAVE. ie,'5@oe5 same ,.,o
Sims fl u, Of i.aye 25zloo5 Jacob II ~, ooo
81 s. e. 8, h., Of MA M J. a1ats Nominal
lll-s@ y. ~e-dcrr aBd husband o. iceland 4et -, -oo
e.ul'l'..- .;o n " Of shave 2J192 also l7tstn
ss75 " o. shave --hy' Alex ''4 anu p'.' Nominal
se1s igl I, Il o.. 7tra,e, I2xloo3 same TO lsa-
l55a 100 f 81 ls' ior $500 $500
-. nlrein Ju Aeaff -,Ii' ot. -''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
A UCTlON SALE of REAL ESTATE,

JOHN ELLSWORTH. deceased.
The undersigned executor, viii sell the highest bidder,
OF ApTl. 1876. Il O'clock at the
Court house in the civ Of pOugikeeDsle.
THE PROPERTY LATELY OCCUPIED BY JOHN ELS
WORTH. dec ased,
400 feet
deep. comprising elegant modern Dwelling, htted with
Improvement heated by steam. and hed throughout
very Also ample stables and other out
buildings include apartments for cOachman and lam
T This properly Ocied in the best part Of the city and
vicinity residences Of John Il.
rane ESQ Hudson Taylor esq. Judge j. +. Barnard. &c.
VIII be given immediately and the terms made 10
-t For further particulars and view Of the premises apply
90 JOHN 4. WOOD, Architect 40 Broadway, or
EDWARD ELLSWORTH, Executor, P0ugil .Qsle, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Drooll!nn i]ropcrtp Go Get.

fE7O LETT wo--tOry, attic and basement
4 DWELLING o. WIloN-st., Brooklyn flights lot ok
100. beautiful location air Wow Of TIE Waigrt rent
cd 10 Apulv 10 4. FIELD,
100 Columbia flights.
fE1O ENT-FURNISHED-Th handsome l.
story brown stone HOUSE. with extra LOT known as
"a Fstpace near Heurg-st The horse Handsomely fur
throughout and viii be- rented low to good tenant for
cue or Two years Apply promises between 10 ald
% III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Legal NoIlrcs.

IN HE HIGH COURT or JUSTICE-PR0-
4 FATE DIVORCE AND ADMIRALTY DIVISION
I-rT0tZ, -E-NfOlt. IssY Y. M8KBIS~Y tCATHtkiN h
ELLEN CORNELIUS JOHN.-To COiN ELlJs JOHN
M1rEISsY Z Priusylyaua HoGse, cor. iowa aud Third
sife-t port, lo~l, 20 The nied states Ci hh.IS
Citation ueaIlEg Dale Tie -'h day 81 teb-
r 76 mas issued uud .r tho ~ the ID Division
of lie tIrh curt 81 Justice 20 Tie instance ~ catherine
TIgu rrissy 81 81 a, Mint street. hschaprl IN
te county ~ Ald.esel, - ln2ald ciLas you 20 prs I'D
30 DAYS ater tie 60 thereof thrh
a. nee to polt nlr n tie sat Co4It pray <
f0rs ila separation add H1c "a op enl ans a NUM-
tl I'M lu e of o0ug tie SID Court ~l proceed
10 hear tlc a pet1u proved 300 oGo course 81 Law ah4 10
nrrrr sentence thereon aueufe AIMING
iar, tbs 2siL 81 February, TO- Ii. J. ft' o. i"-
lstIsr W.. CHILD -outh Square, Gray Inn L'AuOA
-.IL -lLnr LuL lI. ~ D p-L TONER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
6onses ano farms UInte0.
Gitn propertp 90 fet.


4 THREE-STORY 5000 rent HOUSE to
y LIT 40 3Ig East 4lss. brown stone, high basement
AZ Improvements Cali anu the owner and house from
LOWER PART Of a HOUSE, $50 East
a 5ss Lc1ingtonave front and back pay ors e1
-ercn 80 per month. neat floor paror kitchen. and
right bedrooms gas fixtures, stationary tubs BATH
"afaIoos' &C ~, -
BAKERY TO LET, 2G1 West 12J.h-st.,
ID shave ovens counters shelves. and cases
Inquire OF c. sPENc ER. 267 Vest l25ih-s-
ERENCH FLATS most desirable. Apply to
4 the JANlIok- - West 53d-st.
E7RENCH FLATS TO LET CHEAP, in
e., IaIe d e i5a TiG S e. s 557 &ost 81
HOTEL 0 LET or LEASE.-The elegant
IL newly erected building Nos 3D. a. and 3G West Elev-
o.. St, modern Improvements, elevator &c, for
hotel purposes For terms inquire at l2l MaienLane.
CTORES TO LET-3O9 Greenwich-st. and
> 3i3 Greenwich-st. corner .eade Lofts Of nine story
and yaai on Rcade Apply h. /. & a. STUART, 100
ChauIDerss'.
$40 LEASE-One to five years, the elegant
Hent very ino 5i- l. Il. LUDLoW, 8 Pine.
,g'O LET-OFFiCES, some very desirable, on
nr' moon IL ING B P"9G &i III 5y sesnans
~ O, L f T-Furnlshed, convenient small
house in Cottaseplace rent $50 per month Apply to
no LET-TOP FLOOR of BrOwn-stone
House, 236 East 34hst only family in house ront
moderate.
80 LET-Second FLOOR and back BASE
1 MENT small American family, aJ 800 East 2Jth-sti
OVER ~ house.
ITO LET or for SALE low-The leasebod
: PROPERTY. Q 1871 West 23d g., formerly known as
The German american Institute size 56IlS Desirable prop
crty Tor Improvement. inquire al 30 NJ est Z5d-st.
T'O LET-The Store and House 2,2G4 3d-ave.,
aad Southwest >ecoud-9ve. and Thirty third
st. ior many q laA a.0ra Inquire Of 0Wucr
lOLEiI l. BEO"A, 20 NaassIsi Room -.
| fAU LEI-IwO-stOry, hgh-st0Op, brick House;
= L.
joining h3ts nort side l3th no west " Tenth ave;
-s-y access 10y Eryated Eaiirca1. Inquire owner,
ROBERT J. BROWN, 20 Nassau 81, Room T.
q GREAT JONES-ST., near BrOadway.-De-
- rfSJi5 ~. DAD FLOOR 10 LET, Tor private Ign;
business purposes sX roOmsi every convenience call before
- Ole 0ck.
STH-ST, near the Academy of MusIc-To
> LET genter three story and his basement HOUSE
'urI--ed rooms nos n-el. good opportunity
r0tsrheepr: boar let rJOm. Address
-uNtit lt7. lT41une olhce, boE z.
Al BROAD-ST.-9O liz First FLOOR
, ana part Of TARA. s. u. THAYEI.. 100 Nas,aaat
so WEST 45TH-ST.-TO LET, UNFINISHED,
ttO BROWN STONE LOMtH MORGAN, No. = Pine
a,., CD GOJIALE, so. 3 West .@tst
<b$T BROADWAY, opposite City Hall.-First
yeD floor tle bank VIII De altered u sur good
.-EIlL Apply IL the Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10

EPICHARD V. HARNETT,. AuctiOneer.
Ia RECEIVERS SALE
VALU BLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD Y. HARNETT WILL CALL At AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, April , lS76,
A. II o'clock NJ, AZ tie
EXCHANGE ALESROOM. Ill BROADWAY, y. "
direction OF H. II I'd, Receiver OF the Third
savings Bank pursuant order OF the supreme
Court.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Corner Twcuty-siXth-st.
Also
No $50 Fifth -Four story, high stOop Nova Scoua
stone house. 22xSOx1 90 feet.
Ne 30 For, st.FOur story high ste ~ brown
stone house. basement and sub cellar - 6XJJXIJ fe
Forty srvcuthst MadisonaycI0 ufstory,
nich stoop brown house. 20Xj5ylO05. Leasehof
tcs T. 49, 81 % East Forty sISthst.tOurstory,
higH Sf0op hulscs, ok lXloOJ. Lc2seIoh
Al the above houses contain every modern Improvement
throughout. 1900, %
so I5S Twenty sixth stTwostory brick stable COX
$50 feet
one hundred ynnth-st.-Two lots With two story
naasard 20x36 Each lot .JX"5 feet asd
IL inches.
arrvtown-SO acres Union Nights at Tarr
west Mount vernon-Coun1y seat halfacre Of land and
house. 30x3G feet -.
inspect houses and further Information at III
brOadWdr, basE Inenr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
AmuecllenI5.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. TITIENs.
THIS 'nonGGiy EYEG akGa A SgTaH III at O'CLOCK
Farewell BENEFIT Of
prior to her departure for Europe on saturday April To- In
,,-,-.. Joint appearance Of rn,,,,r,r,rv
Nile THERESA TTTIENs In
ITALIAY. EYGIisII, and GERMAN OPERA u,,.,
rns has R5d eSn.dntr 10 Perform s on this
l. sEMIRAMIDE On Italian, Ressini, o-.,...-,
a TGl-'rf Ecaoni in Bayon AyToSfA MESS
SaffO for Piano e and T dGb g. SPfn'
B. OBEkoN On English @ Es sgTa
Ara" Ocean, Tica Mighty Monster .-rrr-,,s
f8 vT1L 4is Ia lrY ME- EUGENE PHFPENHEiM
Alfredo 1srmont S1 I'm Nsl,
So, .,'.,,' PART FooURTH. p..,sov.n
GE@& 9ertnre Leonore 9R o y rITi f.S
-' Messr. Frtseh Preasser; Welalich, sc.
INCREASED ORCHESTRA.
iuS'1' III '''y Ak M,iHFFrzFK and c. CARLBERG
Seats can nov SG BE SECURED le az AS S BE- i p2 a.
souvenir with imperial Photograph Of Mile Theresa
MILE. ANNA DE BELOCCA,
" M hd Bs a sfG S5SG 70 announce 'na
has from Europe VIII make her first appearance
in America as RosINA. in the ,-,,
on IN. EA Aasre.v M e 1AS n tda4eans
The sale Of tickets Tor the tirsi appearincs Of
ANNA DE BELOCCA
viii commence AZ the Academy Of Music
THURSDAY, April -
4 ACADEMY OF MUSIC-14TH-ST.
THE GRAND BALL OF 1873,
TUESDAY EVENING, April %. 1876, az O'Clock,
benent Of the New YORK W0mens centennial CHloh'
BALL COMMITTEE.
Cen. ana Mrs. George ". Cuillm
NJ and Mrs Ben s4 NJ ami ami Mr. ER of Pe
SIT and Mrs. Adiien Iseln, Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Goodhus
DOOTH,s THEATER. REOPENING.
ID JARRETT & PALMER Lessres and Managers
MONDAY EVENING APRIL 10. 1876.
Magnificent reproduction Of the grand Shakesperean spec
tacle,
and return Of the distinguished Eigl ID player,
Mir. GEORGE RlGNOLh
The beautiful historical play, win all Its reinarkabe iea
lures, including tne superb scenery, taDeau1 IN
by men, women, clilrepl operate
chorus MAiugdl Boys and Chime Of Church Bells VII be
EVERY NIGHT AND AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE:
COOPER UNION.
- The third entertainment IN the free course provided or
INDUSTRIAL WOMEN by tire NEW-YOHk WoAEN.S
GUILD viii be given in tie great hall OF cooper ndule
MONDAY April 10. az on this occasion Lecture
Health will he given by SNNA D. FRENCH NJ d., Nus
tTated By STEhEOPTICON VIEWS Of tho Heart Lungs
Digestive organs, Muscles, etc. etc.
lckets without tho Onice % the Cooper Young
Christian Association Rooms. East 18TH ST. and
Van Nosrand's book siore % Murray st
GRAND BALL OF 1876.
~ ACADEMY OF MUSIC, APRIL %.
and tickets be bad application at ChhcrhS
Hall from , % > O'Clock daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
Gonutrp Real Gstatc for Sale.

SDAtitAb SfNF4 N|A't-~ ~ ~'"|~'
AT MORRiSTOWN, y. J.-For sale, mod
II house. with I'D rooms gas and wat'ri beautifully r.
isei. terms e4y sAatEE EDDY - P.rsr.-
A FARM FOR SALE-Near Metuchen, New
Jersey n acres hne laId good location loaa, uars
Il l-' 'D ''-'' ''''' p'''s LD 4 y r. S&aflSi ''
l,aOl Broadway. ueN 35tn.s'.
COUNTRY and CITY CONVENIENCFS
I coNBf Cottage home So Flushing T. J.. ho-so2
sor contains p2ioi s..s Sse DID icons tour D. aroos
? ae Ne j pl4A5e lawn cloqGc' g..onH osilils slaps
AM water pipes laid 5000 balance uor.slso. OWNER
FOR SALE or TO LET, 30 acre FARM, 3
i nile. i.n 3G.h 81 saitag.e for gardeners mAIel 1A
For SALE.-A complete, stylish, and well
1I y. age ~ o. tgl, co.. rooms large 9t
Ilsle aos. and srsif 70 ali new iree 800 terms t.
s't Aial'ss Box lC1. B.ooH.lsiG, n. y.
For sALE-ouly $l,5oo Cash, balance on
f- te- f. ia I.,i.Z -, -, e.; u, , ]
b. i5 fggyJ5 81. ., e s. IS y ', En- =, . s.
Fox >AL--On the Hudson. SD acres Of
We illu aeubo-t i4.lI- Location Ael and Ac.-s, saf
lIAoiA> MIMI J., s,l4.sblrsh, Dutlless co., q. L.
EOB SALE OF to LET-At Montclair, s.. a.,
hcs-es il.lr PAS c furnace .lil ooi -,l-
D. ei ~ leit,e rasael on l-l..Il-aed- Address SOW
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE. or to RENT for "a
r-,-I q, ,, 5t.ft "a i.- cJLfAGE az o-f 2ri' &"
cnI..I g rol'. M - -.-l - W .a,' =. ~,
Aa.r.ss = n cl.Eg.
81 south i.ii st.. ia .aaagIa.
EOR sALE-Ihe desirable property known
49, ..st4 hii..-' alr.IIlg lo,at@l ol seneca
I IL %, ..,-e Of Geneva iar aauF wars occupied y
bl,Ii. aa. e.5g. III p ''g. ,'i l.,''.. eH'e'. vi
es-y ta1lso Isgfent 1tr no. MOS. n W. p,,ai
NJ A I II. y N. d Il ..
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EOR SALE or TO LET, 80 acre FARM, 8
niles Sch 81, suitable for gardeners, mA,l. JAS
turing spectators. 100 BOHeTy.
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MUIR cry GOVERNESS, &c.-A thor

NURSE and SEAMSTR SS.-A tidy young
y woman as lauudrcss 90 gr0Nn cllren Las
uncxc onai reference cy country loo West listst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10

+ IN NlL..-A tUUUIfItl 6tFII1U, aHU NtI-
1al -ag- HOUSE o. eight goo. rooms. large iot 3
minutes Iol dcpcis iu M0rtCart it1i gu or uuli
nle house and fsrllto al new. Price, $1,000 Terms e.
si-t Address box lCI, Bloomfield, NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, Saturday, April s, 1876.

YORK, Saturday, April > I5'o'
,-ro.-;,,, two foreclosure sales took
- TO-DAY at the Exchange salesroom'
psSee gyE A. Ld,creacs & Co. nv,
-, .e--.ss-',cnt with lot. No. 2J5 tod MOI
~ Isl. s. 2i5oh Z" A'''"0 70 coo
1855 il! N' Ia, james w. Miller. 49, --,n
..,,,, 1,,se win lot n Of West u th-
toars y OF gtlaye lot 2l4xlO'oi MIS- MAJ 253
- 1--N-N
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.Situatlons tOau,eo--fcmIies.

1 AUNDRESS.-A respectable colOred woman
4 a place launiross ln a private family who
he business can or two days az No 2GJ West
lTth.sL. floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10

NURSE.-A respectable, middle-aged woman
y nurse Is capable II nursing inv Aid and tang
charge OF Oh lren int Dants Oh the DOte i
best references Cal Tor Two days al IS
Meat llLh.At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-10

7 AUNDRESS-By a fully competent woman,
a. good aundress 9uf polish nIe ana 10 up
genil shirts IN superior 4r has good city reference
Can at CARPENTERS, los 6tn.ayc.. ne ar 3thst