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New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
Brooklpn lIropertp Go Cet.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-The first
class 4stoy aud basement brownstone house. with extra
let known 2l Firstpaoe Clntonst The house is
fully and handsomely furnished and viii DO rented low
desirable tcnent Apply on promises.
TeLET-3-stOTy brick SCH00L-HOUSE, No.
II l58 Remsen-sL; 3-stOry brick DWELLING, l7D VIII
lourhbYst GORDON L. FORD 81 Clark-st Brooklyn.
ITO LET-H0USE-Thr Story and Base
ment 10 rooms all improvemelts charming nelghbor'
hood: 2i3 HaSeyst 100 feet cast Of the TOmpnsaye
TO Winamsburgh uasoyst TO Ful0n Ferry
the door rent, $37 so. Apply to l. W. BARNUM owner,
253 Halsey-st
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Gonnirp llropertn 90 Get.

ELEGANT furnished HOUSE TO LET at
H New-Bighton, S. ISpendd grounds stable, &C. 30
minutes from city troe from lanoingi ron $50 per monh
Address Box 1877 New Brighton.
ITO RENT for one year from Nov. 1, 1876, a
GINTLEMAN's PLAcE on the s9Hnd less than Sne I
two stations. House completely and elegantly FUR
uished hot ana cold water furnace etc. houses and
graperos bearing Winter and hOrseS Caragfs
every thing complete Address MERCHANT Box Si7, r. o.
N. y
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Brooklpn arai Gstdts for Sale.

ROOKI.YN-PROSPEC PARK H0USESfor
ID SALE or EXCHANGE an first class b. own sioac Il,. -
nj MIS- located 81 sDd 30 Seye1thavS % 9hd
81 81 arSIaee near SixtE-aye; l53 PrOpectpace near
GAflepun-avc. ROBERT s. BbbSlNH, ZOI montague 81,
brooklyn, Broker h Real Estate.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
gitn RsaI estnte for Sole.


TOR SALE, very low, nice house on 15th-Et.,
negr yveant Park; ~ rooms: inProyenentsi splen
dia order. aM8s PRICE goo Hudson -
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED-No cure no
- nav: eoGng ranges above warranted
send ior circulars HULL, GaIPPIN & Co, Sdaye. nTG
24thst
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REAL ESTATE

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Sept 90 1875.
The auction business to-day at the E1chahge
e,lszreon was as follows;
BsRA La.'TsTs,e "a z c. G.; CO. c,n,on.
sstory brick house VIE RI5 t9 ~ ~ and South 5h
PyS PSsI o 55Si06; Mary Chishelg $4,000
tOry brick tenome9t house Win lot OF % inst ESQ
sory and basement brown stone house S wltn ies
no So west 1$0thst between 6th ana o'nAEe soo
lot 20z99lli DAhei b., ~ =. Y HGIaSH
yss9Gy y yr OIL oi IudoSst SilOzCo August Gels
ier...'''''''...''''' gv Petor + Meyer
lot bthave Ill u OF 96thst 252xlooi Ae,s ooo
sg goS.s G s vifR fid5'fp 81, Of wsst
isst Ss IL Of 9thave lOt2l7xl0o5i Fried
b; JOS M Muller
plot Of MadisoDaYe " cor Oh V4sts" AOV 7oh
sS3i w Il Foser."-.--
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sxw-YoRK cTTr.
.oo.n sottw OF 2d.ave s0xlOO10 s. Mot.
teiay and husband TO 4 Hoyt & a. = p Si SoOoO
bfast n s. 3S3 e " OF 7th-aYe' 2lA9S9 Mar 90,
ssns 2 2 S6 SftR Of SGa1e. 20x97 Il Poon
ys e g7S STs'I K Of 2d7S i5O2i21irTcguiar
s9sys 2 b SSt Y cohen q o. 10000
ave- " a 500 Il n Of Jamosst lz5xlO9 24th ward
slss Is9Tsi siso No li5Rst igR ' rs i q dave
2Xool9 asS lsSfys a6d % to S wSimeF $4,000
$3.50. ana 9.5Is lSS'sIs q III r u soa5O
40, San ~ Sl II W OF Avenue A. 35.9xlO04 NJ
9v ana wife a. Q Decker. 1000
aSs5 ma = Z ;Sts 2Gg y % Williams " Hams 10000
6thaySe retsrl 80 70 j VaSdeTpot 2ss5O
47th,st Il LA y O I66OO
1save \ n cor OF S1thst ava i2XSOi Also lsLaYe, 10
6S7 " q 7A.O2 Of S7tast @ zls i5xS0; also, astaYS
~ cgg n q 4g.4la Il s Of S1th.st Is Sl2XS0; also
eytb ~ Nos SSl and 33S, $, 4J1 tt Of 2iaye 4O6
Si03 8: alst STtb-s, No 3l4 9, SOO6 ne OF dave
ssgSgS * also 37thsb Ne -3l2 =, $50 II e OF I'd
ave c0x9S q +. also, S1taSb No Slu, 26O 70 g OF I'd
ave 2OGx999 also. 37thst no ~, 4 3, 2V2 tt 9 OF
95aye 10 1850; also 2d-aye, NO 46e. " = 9S.9 Is
of l6th.st 24.SfXiCO; also, WeosteIstyw $, lS029
n Auity lI5N9J.5; also, CharltonSst, NO 49,
n q b4.4 hi WOf GrcenWiSh 2J.5Nf6 aso, GreeiWloh
N No 57s q s. loo II 0i llaue sley ZaxlOO; also,
S6uth 5th ave, No l9, 8, llS02 IL S Of Amity.sL
al;s5aIvo i..,-y 900
,si ave n W cor OF 36h-st 10 418O; aso lStaye, No
$50 v s. 1912 ftn Of S6thst 24.SaHSO also, LIST
avt. No $50 74sg II "A Of S9thst, 4sNeO; also
S7fh-st No 327, SS5 it " Of 1Stave, 2O,2NlOg5i
also S7th ST. No 80 L $ 263 II " 81 lstaye, 202x
2Ox9S9; also iTtt-st No 3lS, S 3, 3t9.6 y OF I'd
ave 6N3s.s. also SItisst. 3xJ, s. 3D2 II COZ
gd ave, 25xgS9 also, Sltst, NO J23 n s. 81 y e0t
20 ave. 2JN9Sgi also, S7fGst no SEQ, p s l6l ite
of 2d.ayC, .9X0Sg also. ID ave- No SB1, ws, 4S.fi3
Ii OF 26ihst 2I.Slaxi00; also, Wo05 er St 1891
OF ARiIy 22.Sx7l 3 a!so Cortandj ST. No 62
n s. 400 II 81 Westinghouse 206XGB. u !; alsn
26ih No 2S9, s. 100 tt W OF ZCaNe, ZINSoSi
also S6thst No 2t5, Z S, 215 ~ OF 6thaye, 21X 80.
9S9 Edward II Anderson and wife 70 Anderson 10000
ts11i sad Il sSaaS "a e 70 aosrison II iS $4,000
lelrosest l65 ft OF TefTacep place, 75xlo0 (25d
Wsrd): Tossing to A Harden. omirai
lOAiclaLl j. 7. SAVAGE, Deputy REGISTER
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anrtioa Sales of Real Gsiaie.


TOR I,F-WEDNESDAY, Sept. 81, 1875,
a by A. j. BLEECKEH & son, 81 the Exchange SaleS-
room No IL broadway, 1L LOTS, 25XlOO cacb situate
OF ne east iee OF FfEaye - feet inene5 n0fh OF SA
fihsL COUDEEEIc ~ BaOtaS aaS ,a Sgi,1iiar,.,, 5fi1i
n. B,-Easv terms viii DC gwen purchaser:
TRVINGTON REAL ESTATE.-HOUSE and
ten acres Of LAND the Molcr Propeiy Wi1 %
WEDNESDAY SEPT 20 a. . ''''' scoTT MEYER
pICHARI V. HARNETT, AUCTIoNEER
IL WILL SILL Ar AUCTION On
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. o.
Al 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ AT TIlE PJtI ATE isfSi DE-
No. 03MADISOS-AVf.t MAR tt'ltI1 -SECVND-Sis
ny ORDER SUPREME COUKr.
UNDER DIRECTION OF II. W. BfsN I5,EY, ESQ
Receiver "a me Estate Of James - TayoF, deceased
Valuable Ou paintings BY Van DycS, C0raee, ho.iialeL
ZueeareB Wee1nx GuercDo, KneEeF, Dc Brnp Dgl SaIo
zeeehers Rosa sorgh, Brtnbsrg SHOEMAKER ana
Hooking. -, -, ,,..t.. a,s
Embroidered Chairs, Piano Harp, Music Box 6V as ~ us
Clock aad Vases DagDask and Lace WsndoW bangng
Aoqaet Carpets FreEeb Pase Pier and Aienus MTos ~
he1 Crystal Chandeliers Bronze Candehefs Sas flAI ~,
Ebony and Gold Book cases. Books and Extension Table DIN
ne room Claira Bnne.s Black ard Gilt Patent WittingsesK
Cana Glass ard Plated Ware, Hssana ROSEWOOD Biaek
Walnuf AND Elneled bedroom suites Eedding ChnOniers
An0re 0lacc Brussels Cafps hitCheh fufhltu 0c &c
fostyelY no sdJ0uFnmegL -----------
CUPREME COURT SALE.-On WEDNES-
~ DAY next, september 2 AZ the Court House IN White
fbdns GEO. IL SCQll Aueyneer viii sen y LnS 12hn ny
Ard elegant COUNTY, SEAT Of WILLIAM &o,LLEit , q!
IiYiKGTON on THE HUDSON, containing lO'9 acres o.
bans rolfiP with costly bEiidsgs sale o. III o'clock
am Tralus from FortyBecondst at $50, gl1 and IO5o
"a. y. 9. GROAiS, esqz reI,fee lVhN9@NO "a4''
DELL Plaintiffs Attorney z3O bfoaawSS
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gonnirn iacal estate for salt.


~v~~>y -,,o~,yOo~yl-yy,,~ -,
TOR SALE or TO LET.-S350 will ren5 q
tenrool Cottage hot and cold water &C. stationary 0hs
ton TbTe5 smaller bOuss $50 70 800 III looking Tor
s'a'''' h0'Da' o0l "a" JAAfEs n HAY. So broadway
nor SALE.-A line BUILDING PLOT, 80
Il by I5O orGO by 1856 cUt; desray loaatc1 ana dry sg
each vay price cash CAL owner No. sJrec-hl
n " or address g., Box rs frDuae once n fLl5A
ing combines country advantages with tle CITY eoFeelCoa
etgas, sewers va &C.
TJOR SAI. I.E-One Of the best improved DAIRY
FARMS West Jersey, cout1iuiug iE63 aeGsi aeon,
fng Ia ~ ol Woodbury. eight miles Phladelgn ara
bne-w q minutes walk Of tatiOB Oh NeVJeS ia4
make K saBt a. tract iOr blding purposes WOlo eA
C5D~e its value for improved gincmbersd Chicago
Ci properly farm lands Apply 70 ekOIGL Il" TAI Oh'
CHORE front conntry RESIDENCE on New
- Have Railroad from city 10 rooms; modern
e0nvsrsnoes: price low. kULAND x Whil4NSf . BecS-
man-st
IeN ACRE FARM, free and clear, 60 miles
IOO Long Island; good buikLHEsi wOII % sou
cheap exchanged FOR property not heavily n1pftage
RULASD 4 WIliIN4, D Beehhllnst.
Oh O0O WITHIN 10 MONTHS, without
ID sBtBO Interest balance Of purchase 100000
ca ra6lain by nsaments Tor choice " COni1ltaD
COTTAGE HE51DENCE5 with grounds nearly an acre lsa
a.. N rooms; gas and cold water, bath closets
tnafed IN heatdy orderly locality, near tEO depS and ~
minute o Liberty and CortaaAt ferries at aluost ary
hOur. cheap farD agreeable travel summer or winter
Ore them may roned % c2refnl parties Inquire 0 te
OWNER, Room ., No. Nassau ST., n 1.
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5ilnaiions UanteO-M MaIes


4 CCLO2ED Young lad wants a situation rs
igs rs.e i6ir.s ~ ran,l C. WEIGHT, No p coEneIia
A THOROUGH Practical }achigIst agd
II DTaueHrmru, cNrrieacad npuh;erdegt and tag..
mlh ..Ig5y @ g re, 90 q, q ~ s7I sIarshlis
Pniai.raha
A USEFUL man and wife (GsunaD; speak
"A frHrh hHi Eu"t,b-s1c l' good, 'alIbe c5os ti4
vof,u Igr ag'.r, yUacsmaD, w'isr. aud u'g,E ys2l'
@ FsFh 9aI S si s'i 81 - sc GTS @ Above i5as 20
A USEFUL GERMAN and WIFE (Frcnci9-
~ NIs' wnlnT sasb ,r"gTs @ gn, Z. ,.Has @ nn,,1e ,
stauis ny KIND Of voIs N as hoe gr hoici en- 90
PHoI tsfiEf ToarE AG,EcY, 1875 6iha'e, four doors
GOACHMAN.-A respectable colorcd man as
NSyaf as G sc IS we vel f & r5at aoass 5t ' '
HOACuMAN-By a. Protestant man. who
u hns1u,!ly yrlcF IH's h bniloss has lived ~ g1ms
o. o. Wv idr or ggpaiita II, Want Of q man In l.at
acl5 VII can oG 0r ailrr,3 -. ~ NO w Lass
GOACHMhN and GROOM.-A iirat-elass re-
rsorb, a; & rto is wiling, CbiIa aud caTaaidryc
f5wa IIT "a" '''t iaa Si iroad555 aiSI'o' 1s- ~
20 .SPONDENT or SHIPPING. CLERK
~ con r,s ySfgs b5eq, man TTg clpsr5t wi5, to OBTAIN
enplayI,rut IN o shipping commisson, or grocery bust
fTe i 9S 10. ooa' iS. %Hs IS dsS "'' salary moderate
FARMER.-Wanteda SITUATION by an ex-
4 rcriruotd manaCcr married. Protat2ht no ianlJ
also ezPIuccd IN sccc;inP lrtrdnr aEe sphE o. t"pi
native stock wites services u required %
IOugrcpfT dairy maid; willing % g. for an interest n he
,rn,s4s u objection to tho west
on south; e references. Address H. %. l BOX lOd lrih
une O!tcc, n. y
TE'AILOR-Gentcmcn or any person wanting
n good tailor 20 rspGr clothing addrtss PAULNE BOC
CARD tailor No. 200 2it st. corner OF " ave- lrst
floor C.o;ng all kuds madei splendid cut hrstcass
work prices moderate
TALET-A young cOlOred man is in need OF
suice situation first class strictly private family, or
~, travel win gentleman yaei furnish good saislac
tio, for honesty sObcty aud eapSbiy Please call at Mr.
GEO. r. GREfINES, l03 West 25th-sL
NHAITER-By a Swiss man who has good
w references om city famiies Is good walter
temperate honest and not afraid OF work Can De engaged al
COZ 6th,aNe., between 3jth aud 36th,sts
YXT AFTER. R.-Respectable colored man wants
w Atuaton tn private family hrstc class waiter
who thoroughly understands his business anu can give
West 1taBI. front house, lot BoOr, city.
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felp iuanleo


AN ACTIVE GENTLEMAN will be given
"A steady employment Address f. d. A. Box IL llloahe
Once --------------
A GENTS WANTED for q BUST OF Il. u.
IA HAYES price 81 50i the only ore N ~ ,he l9arSeti
sells. ~, =, - = -,
(NOOK,-A co!ored man as cook. Address
" o. H. No. is Corneiast ---------
TNARMFR WANTED.-A married man, by the
wear without children Preferred on small farm VIA @ ~
cows; must thoroughly unaerstanG s b,ssins bst
with rood wages Apply by letter 20 Box SSl Aor6A JUDE
INSURANCE EDITOR WANTED.-FILst-
eIs, Ster on the 1--we issues OF too day Address FV
IIsIIEB b., Tribune 0rice PhiladeiPAaA
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Real estate 60 G,chanss.

A. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, one hour from
~ New large, modern boase Hith ~
exchange cash only for really good isrm' Wth
- '''s' '''''HAs n IL HOUSTON. &c Ileeryss
200 ACRES Of WESTERN LAND, house in
OOO RoW,Y0Fk, Tor Farm Or Property W. 2Of Westst
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
A FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT,
FOR INvALIDs DURING AUTUMN AND WINTER
OUR HOME HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
DANsvILLE, Livingston County. New.YOrk

fOh lsNfALADS DOiNi-'p NJ S'A~' Nh'A "@-'H $50
OUR HOME HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
DANsvILIE, Livingston County. New.York,
s. the finest place on the American Continent for the sick
recover hsR or for nyds TO become strong BY the Of
sanitary agencies only during the Fa and Winter MONTHS
this Winter we can care nearly twice many circulars
gg @ ~ Ra nr a q les dSse % be ssnt res 70
who ask for them oy postal Sar sGI s G's s % az a "'
- p''"'p'' JAMES Q. JACKSON
DOARD in PARLIAMENTARY the day or
week good and cheap IsAAC Ia rS y nd, o Pa
oalce and Independence Hall
pOARD.-A small private family, living in a
oycp hy y %oS ye wit to G With boaT TO two single gen
temen married couple large and well FURNISHED room
Orange NJ.
CENTENNIAL VISITORS can have ROOMS,
~ win breakfast and late dnnsri % per day' LoOo
COUNTRY BOARD.-A private family hay-
n ery pleasant place healthy & lSfs9n sna ans PSn so6 o
SHADE hGS Pa@@a M pssSa looos @ fI f D a1d @ Vim isrs
moderate on liuc Of Nov layn Railroad near DEPOT: good
sEELY, Dsr.ea C6nS, g.. ...'
uTGHLAND DELL HOUSE.-Opcn uuhl
Nugombrr; miles irou yer Gap; high groHnd Dry
ar @ aa @ address J. = FGULKE sIrous6drg
DHnLADELPHiA.-Ceu board 81 %
per day nice rooms good table 2257 lawrrneesL be-
DULADELPHIA CENTENNIAL VISITORS
Il ,rod BOARD late dinner; tne location cars
grounds within 10 minutes lime - per day i6-9
Nncs.
DHMADELPHIA.-BO for CEN
Il TENSJhL VISITORS: private family convenient to
AMI Liza Marshall st. above Coinnra4ye
DHILADELPHIA.-Vis Visitors to the Centennial
4 can hud ErstClass ROOMS and BOARD at 81 % per
da7. Los spring Garten-st, philadelphia
DARK HOUSE, near Willow Grove Station,
Chestnut I I,irra fFst- class E0use open 10 NO
thry munes direct To Expedition Address b. L.
AEDBEWs. -
DLAINFIELD.- BOARD at very reasonable
res good table convenient 10 depot house large and
Box IA, I.4aAel1, Nj
DHTLADELPHIA, Southwest corner 18th
4 gud Jeiiersoa.5, pariies visiting philadelphia during
Centennial Exhibition be accommodated VITA 2Ood
roous and board q 81 o. ger dly ens dIeet % * %
ACduss Join u, ML1B' southwest corner lelh and Jei
frrs1n.sis., Pa.iaoclp'iL
DHlLADELPHIA.-A few select Centennial
visitors Obtain good holrd break2lsi aud lae dinner
home coMi0rs &ci private family convenient 10 Exposition
,grip al ne 0u.r 10 convey rnrss and the house.
oN rate,; terms :! per dny. Apply 2Ol5 PopiarsL
9S0 SOUTH 9TH-ST., PHILADELPHIA.
h1ISc Transient BOARDING., Sl 90 per day.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
GENTLEMAN, WIFE, son want good
BOARD tssc suGuy ROOMS. ftrnishoj second OF tnird
Hoori Sl5 b so 20 extras 6ENg Tribune ohiee
NyANTED-ROARD for o lady and gentle
w man. STAMFORD NorEe. CaaI.i ri,rency u re-
CURED hGI,t, LOCKWOOD Noryg.is p o. stating terms,
NTTANTED--By single gentleman, BED
w ROOM ard -lTTGNG.GDUM srf1fsie or cnnbHei,
Sds Eas' oeorl t9i lirasI % i5l All 56Ia rrsrr Ess
TrIrr As3r stating cIlS which mast Do moderate
X. b, T.. q. BoA5l52
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sonsts ano farms ll1antso.

WANTED TO RENT-Four- full-size
Nv hOnse furaisad or partly furLse between 10Th aud
and and ztlseA -Aadrsss or call on a. " A. o.,
~ Au1aySt
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

TTSEFUL.--A girl 1G years old wants & situa-
herself genCriy useful best city reference
CAL a0ress Mrs GLARAY tnom No To- 3l2 East 4otl ST
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

nOARD.--A small private family, living m
- healthy location within easy distance Of the city andre
auent triin would ike let with boar 70 two single gen
enen a married couple large ard well furnished room
terms niGeTte bOaors Address Box l29 south
Orange n. J..
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

G00K.-A competent
~ person % first eiaas cook
two days at llS Wes; 2Oth-sL
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

NOOK, WASH and IRONER.-A respectabl
~ crI desires sua ion cook wash ana lrouur; first
class Iauaess city country best city references 10
West 3laLst.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

1 COLO2ED Young lad wants n situation q
"a ErtEf l.f.rr W. fTEIt: GOOD rcTrrrurc iOu ~
iqT' r.-, Nfdra,s ~ mail &. WRIGHT, No. p Cornell
a.. New. 'arg city.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Sept 20, 1875.
The auction business to-day at the Exchange
foaloevs.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

nOARD-1OO Henry-st., near Clark, IL Pop-
rs iarst near willow pleasant rooms with trstelass
oa. tefs Is 20 s7 within i've minutes Walk Of isrslSs
efcfences required.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

~ Scotch Protestant yOuug woman; she Is good cook
washer and is0uer sIonE active Gse good honseSorker
Tor CITY or country; viii for low W with her
child ngr about l has good references AZ the PROTEST.
hLiI, LnNIE IL 9th nv 4 nrs ahOyo lOih-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

IrARNER.-Mnnted n SlTUATION by an ex

rcrirpofd farm anaCcr; married. Protcsant no family
also auprnp lrcrdiuC and shipping o. thJi.
cultoi ard native stock wes SERVERS 4 rgGuiign ns
IrD,rgs ~ a.. farm objection TO tc west
on -outa; e references. Address H. o. l BOX lOd, l'
10 N Il
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

H. woman very beet city testmoniasi understands hntn
fring pufng do up ladies' hnery and9ens shh IN
rstcass order; sober honest obling country OF eay
Call at 366 9TH ave-, near 23dst
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

EOACHMAN.-A respectable colorrd man rs
~ rec.rgs thrra FrII8 rigT'ucr from il ON.
piayrr. Can alllers lij Wosi S2i-5t ir1ut house
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

DARK HOUSE, near Willow Grove Station
Chestnut Hilrrat: first class EOnse. open 10 NJ
ysurcr; thriy direct To EXPOson Address b.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

DLAINFIELD.- BOARD at very reasonable
rates. good table: convenient 90 depot house large and
anueed Apply GfOyest ahd Crigplace or address
l. 4 ILLLMIII. u
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
Boar0 ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

1'O4V" OItL VVO4LVAA-SV'
STH-AVE., NO. 5, near the BreyOOrt.-In
~ second floor rent sugy also single
rooms accommodations and table unsurpassed.
9th WARD-A small private family would
- like gentleman and wife TO BOARD terms moderate
choice OF thvco handsome oleTed 81 Staye near
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

nRESSMAKER.-An experienced drcssmaker
wishes few engagements by the day or week. no
objection go Ot ths city. Address "A. NJ 200 5daVe
EnhL ,.ln Oiilrn.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

HOUSEKEEPER.--A thoroughly dOmesti
Gated middie-aged American woman, economical KIND
and obsng ggO1 care taken Of house. invalid, sewing
would be useful good parties for small compensation bes
reference. Address TRUSTWORTHY Tribune Cp-tow
Onice / 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
DHILADELPHIA. Snnth-West cOrner 18th

DHlLADELPHIA.-A few select Centennial
visitors Obtain good board breakfast, aud a,elner
home CusUri private family CTUgicnt 10 Exposition
by u street also, convcygnccS stop every
in1rgp" al The house 20 convey r1ess ~ au nn t house.
az loN rgy1, terms :. per dny. Apply 2OlJ POparsL
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27

HOUSEKEEPER.-A American widow as
housekeeper. whore Oner and economy would be ap
preCqted, references. NO. l27 West 27thst
New-York tribune., 1876-09-27
Gituat,ons maalco-FemaIts.

Z AUNDRESS.--A first-cIass laundrcss wishes
sone gputltmtus washing, 30 shirts and collars
spanii best eity Call at 242 West 36ttst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-04
RIVER NEWS

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet 4 inches.
The Walton passed down yesterday
morning.
The Express left for Parkersburg yes
terday on time.
The Scout arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday.
The Nail City, with two barges of ore,
passed down yesterday.
The Courier is the Psrkersburg packet
to-day.
The James Gilmore, with two empty
barges, passed up last evening.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last night, and will return to-day.
The Coal City passed up last evening
with tow of empty targes.
The Phaton, Telegram and Gilbert,
are making regular trips.
Business about the landing is dull.
On and after Monday next, the
steamer Telegram will leave the wharf at
3 o'clock p. NJ, promptly.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November 3.-River 1
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool
The Fanchon, Capt. Sweeney, leaves
Pittsburgh Monday for New Orleans
direct
Lew Rice is announced as clerk of the
Fanchon.
EVANSVILLE. November 3.-Weather
cloudy; mercury 45o. River 10 $40
feet and falling. Wind from the west.
Port List-Up-Maggie Smith and Red
Cloud Down-Glasgow. Business dull.
CINCINNATI, November 3.-River 8
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather
| cloudy and cool. Arrived-Emma
Graham, Pittsburgh; Shinkle, Memphis;
Charles Morgan, New Orleans. De-
parted-Andes, Wheeling.
| NJ O.-hlNcI
! = inches and now stands at feet.
Weather clear; mercury AZ degrees.
Arrived-Goh, Cincinnati; Maumelle,
Arkansas river. Departed-Grand Re-
public, New Orleans; Grand Tower,
VicKsburg, City of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November 3.-W Gather
cold and cloudy. Down-Florence, New
Orleans River falling with feet 4
! inches in canal.
CAIRO, November 3.-Arrived-Colo-
RADIO, St. Louis; Silver Thorn, Evansville;
Cons Millsr, Memphis Departed-Col-
orado, VicksbLrg; Silver Thorn, Evans
vile; Church, New Orleans; Cons Millar,
Cincinnati; Bee, New Orleans. River
10 feet 9 inches and rising. Weather
clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Arrived--
City of Helena, Vicksburg, Maggie, IL
LIMOS river, Scudder, New Orleans;
War Eagle, keokuk. Depsrted-War
Eagle Keokuk; Belle OF Memphis,
Memphis. River rising slowly. Wealth
er cloudy and cool
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-04

THE OPERA HoUsE-Sanfords Uncle
Tom.-The 5. 5. Sanford company in
"Uncle Tom," were greeted with very
slim house last evening, not such by any
means as they really deserve. Mr. San.
ford in the title role Is deserving of great
praise TO. his rendition of the character,
ard Miss Kate Darlington as "Topsy" is
also deserving OF mention, she person
ating the mischievous moke in good style.
As to the other members of the company
not much can be said in their praise,
vet they are not inferior to some other
stock companies that have visited Wheel.
ing. This afternoon, an "Uncle Tom"
matinee is billed, and tonight, "Ten
Nights in q Bar Room" will be presented.
Miss augusta Dargon.-With the
opening of the Dargon season, on Mon
day evening, we return to the legitimate
drama, such rs a Wheeling audience
we'll know how to appreciate. In speak
ing of Miss Dargon as "kathsrine' in
Henry WILL" the Springfield Rep"b-
lican says: Her success in it was
marked and striking. In every line,
every gesture and look, there is stamped
the genius of the artist. The beauty
and regal excellence of her Queen Mary,
of last year, received a brilliant and eff
fective counterpart in Katharine and
may unhesitstingly be added to the
bright list of characters whose rendition
is making the name of Augusta Dsrgon
famous"
In this connection we will state that
Manager Hamilton last evening received
telegram from Miss Dsrgon's agent,
stating that he consented to matinee
on Wednesday next, at which time
"London Assurance will be presented.
Box sheet now open at the Opera House
music store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-04

DECISION OF THE LOWER COURT SUS-
TAINED.-Among the cases that the
Court of Appeals had under consideration
at Its last sitting was that ofZinn against
Mendel and others, directors Of the
Wheeling Savings Institution. The OBJ
iect of the suit was to recover money
deposited in that bank, on the ground
that the directors were responsible be-
cause of culpable carelessness in guarding
the interests of the depositors. The suit
had been decided against the plaintiff by
the lower court and an appeal taken
The Supreme Court has now affirmed
the lower courts decision.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-04

PROBATE BUsINEss.-Th following
is the probate business transacted in the
office of the County Clerk since our last
report:
Sarah l.. Terrell was appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of John Terrell,
deceased. Bond $4,000. with Frank
Muldoon and Martha j. Terrell as sure
ties.
Mrs. Terrell was also appointed guar
dian of her minor children, Celeste j.
Terrell and Annie c. Terrell, giving bond
in the sum of $1,000 in each case. The
sureties were the same as before.