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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
PUBLIC FESTIVITIES At LOWELL.


yersary Of the incorporation OF Lowell observed
to-day with celebration remarkable for enthusiasm aud
elaboration OF details Business entirely suspended
grand chdreus entertainment took place IN the morn
ing Artillery fired for an hour at noon, and All
dIesses made by Geu. Butler, Bishop CIark and
alLn nnI a fine MInslcAl pIngrhmnLe
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Arrah Pat an why did | marry We ?-jist
ten me ihat-Or IT'S mesef thai y had To maintain ye
liver since the blessed day that Father OFdnnisan snt
ms ~ ser home" Swatc jewel replied Pat, an IL a
mcsei that homes that may live 10 see the d3 YOU re
widow waiIg over cOWld sod that kiyefs me-tin,
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Aicor. Dorsey Jones CNey), Robertson
H 4'i''' ffTgiiaaqhayscu, Msailqu. sh,T5n.
css.,ionCwis D ll4mhu Mer.ia Wtl SPcacer
Srs.ie Ingalls, Patterson, Wrgbt-32
3aarA E Elsg, k keenan, P PaaGslSa;
csg';toa Go.ll.gniie. M,.tresrs, ka@.,'a
espss ;s%s. ,F.n iie5s.s;' T 7sS,%;,-,
Nessrs Cameron tRep, Pnu), Howe Giep, H'al, and
Clayton (t,,I,, Eesl. who would nave voled IN The
anmauyc Neie paired with Mtssys D5nns hPen,' MIl,
gbe sue.tion occurred ON The amendment OF Mr.
Ia tllas q iusert tho word not before the Word
halmi,t,d." q shUGld read Resolved, That J. -.
i6 suie devoted itself 10 discussing the subjects
Involved n the resolution Tor long tihe TIE lTinc
~. MI In flv"r of MIR PmchbIcb's admission Mr.
MORION u.ep Ind Grst TOOK the nnoi 10 close the
&C. bat SID that as Other senators Nan'ed 20 sn'
be Wvad yicid to tiein az, ALI OlsN tLen IVSe anu
sle,9 a.. 'ti' No. ~ ci hat Mr. PnrhSscI or On
tais m due form, ana tn1t the Government Wh'h
ettted him Lad been recognized by COngre.s. Dur.I
~, ,rs Ia. ,as no .. afrdlV diverted FROM TIC d.rec
Linz VI di. .son by the Interruptions oi various Dem'
stc :, majors. WHO had various qu Stl"s To ask aid
Wiz iIiei 10 up aim la the debate 10y POINTING oHt h-
ernssttuclrs between MS prtst MT ana IaS speeches
Tnere Was also h.to side dscu sion with Mr. Lduunds
Dep, VI about NJ AicOn being governed b. The re-
lOi; Doe maize bcu Ia aud Mcmillan were elected Dc
Glazing that thtrs Wa- lawful government III LEU 81
Mr.. AlcOrn also had short side DISCUSSION WIN
By seaalot GOpiou recently before the Georgia lSls-
latle ia thc LATER said tdat Consitss has no
uft % iuile into state election In NJ ssh sipp IN
~. GOrtoBs ,cnce. M NOrW God explained tiat lie
colleague was tllk ng about S,ate where there Was
ouy ole goNtinuct 30 louisiana there had been Two,
boa clii u. to be- regular.
Mr EDMUNDs rep. va finally obtained the floor,
b., yieldcd a. Ar CAMERON crop, Pcnu.l, who moved
ts IA senate proceed 10 the consideration oi executive
bl.ltSs
81. BOUTWELL, (Rcp., Mass.l entered a mott Il 10
RECONSIDER tue vote by winch the bal apprU rlat n r.
S75.uvO the IT. Louis CustOmLOusr ami PostOnicc
Iussed
TIC Senate then NJ 3:35 o'clock went into executive
tessi0n. and wu,n doors reopeneu Adjourned
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
800, g32 55Ji Moon sets... 1914
DAr-A X
Sandy Hook 1905 Cows Island 1926 Hell O. FerrJ 2io
WATER day. "
sandy IL Cows Island I254 Hell @. Ferry 2A3
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JAMES b. HULSE, hssigntcs OF
JOSHUA DRAPER, Elisha L. Wheel
HOWARD SHAW AGctoDeei.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Notce Is here
~ by given that Mary A. and Ophea Beat partners IN
trade the name Of Best Coz OF the Clty OF sew
ARK County state ~ New JcrnUy have ms day
made assignment the subscriber ~ their partne rsi
tate the equal their dors ard that the sal
sr or, must exhibit their respective ella under oath or
within term of three mouths from the GATE
heIe1f.-Datod Newark y. j., Jan. /. 1876. - -. a..
VIM. ". SiiC MNAN, Assignee, AL Br'adwayt ~ f'tiH
a y W. az ]. MORROW, Attorneys, newark, " J.
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Coparinership Notices.

DISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm OF WIN. a. CAMP
BAI Il is day dissolved By mutua consent VIM A. Camp
will assume all LIABILITIES. WI: a. CAN'T,
LEVI W BAUM
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2o5 Newton ss, sa sgt continen- .oo Mayor &c r,o
2lO.. Mutual Life Ina Co. ''''' Tn ina Co '''
agt Florence.
ad srr Tsan TsM ss, ssso yDssI a.
CIRcUT-PART II-wEsTBRooK. JJanuary term continued
2oG4.. The People, &C., agt Tweed etal
PART U.-DoSoHUE. J.
1913 Genet ac The Mayor l2io Graham agt The Mayor,
1923 Baldwin and ast. l24i warrOp agt. Claim
l7s. .Haaef agt craishead 2o5o Enipp at Brown;
225. Mcguire ag Farty and 1924 HaliacEer ss oBrien
ts G .gt coctern 1856 sl% al net The Mayor
#s e ct nj 4s sSsis a. e. c?Gsf IL
1920. Harvey asi: Caro- s44 w,lEnson ast.
H'S sst Doody ct D' Falsrl ct a.
lee2 custanoe agt Burr 1858 soat &c ss. n T.
The Mayor, &c, agt r. H.. and II. II. H.
1854 cc@lerty agt Hunt 1862. Bee6e and agt
1856. Bisrs al ag TnOmp 1864. The Mayor &C. agt
1881. .creiy ast- The Mayor ,.os a Saas a.r,.,
1882. Suburban Gas Co ast 1873. Nsolay e, al ast
1852. Biger ct az AIT The 1870. LOaner. Bank ast
l2lSkely agt. Van Triet lS72.Wash. DC, agt Rooney
1855 LAYTON ct al agt 1874. Lamb rtson agt Van
1880. God & $ Tel 60. agt o.o bristol and anS
FSPp ssi Julian Beas a. as1 MAOy
1904. :Doise ast The Mayor 1880. .Deycs al sst
1886. Thomson. &c, 1892. Breslin ag. brewers
The Mayor DC. and Ms Ins Co
1918. The y. Y H. Trans 1894 Brown and ano, &c,
- auo 1886. .Willett agt. Mead &c.
1881 Puck er agt. Mead ~ A. 3SS Norris agt DcwOn
coz smipii sc, agt Mead 1880 MeAnGTsw and anO.
1902 L. Iucer art. " Y and 1891 Bansr aet. zeiss
\. II. RailrOad Co. 1896. Il ayt and ano. agt-
The Mayor. Sc. 1893 w. s. E. Bed Co. ast.
1920. Johnson agt Gaynor go, Coppor, sc. =
&C, cta. 400. Goodwin ct al agt-
Conkln.
sUrFrroR coUEr-sPEc1AL TERa-SEDGwicK. J.-No day
CALENDAR.
COMMON PLE,s-TRAL TERN-PiRT III. T. DAILY J.
1850. SLIDER ag Leavitt 1853 Johnston agt Perine
Pact u-vAS BRUST. ].
1901 Harrison ag,. Leopold 29 Schwartz agt o'Brien
1854 Burns sc, ast Lutte Clarke ag Dillon ct az
1919 smonds art Pullman iii KavSnaeE agt Poillon.
1873 wool Y srt c2 Beans. B1 MaTol as The
1902 striizcr ano. agt 1876 Hlhaan. &c. agt.
2l7s.. Wood at. The Mayor 1884 .cows ag The U. g
2l7IwSod ag The Mayor 1916. Thc5asagt Tic Mayor,
1874 lie Fcvrc act, Kellogg. l722 Cor agt Ienbach.
II IS. smith agt. Kelly DC 1858. Aaldel agt spiro
PART III.-VAS uoEsEy J.
1894 Gross agt Bouton 1855 Meehan agt- Ia Sale
1897 Wright agt The Mayor, 1913. Palmer agt. Lang;
&c. 2l24.. Mo1ry agt. World Nut
1895. Kenyon agt. Duryea. Ins. Co.
l665. Mackcy agt Asirl.
MAXINE CoUKT-GEsEEAL TTRN.-sHEA, c. j., ALKER and
McADAN J. j.
yon-enrnerrcd motions; c..Phelps agt, Geisenhei.
Trans. Co. 10. Rhnn act. Rothschd,
B Ba asr Emp Forster al ASS. lH att a1d don KIN
Danziger agt. Forester ct al. and ano
Bank OF lie Metropolis agt. 10 .Gulhnan agt hIne
WortlinstOI. Il. -Damar9sch agt Gosd-
Price h:a az hash 81 nrstf az Burats
8 Dreyei at stark. 2z..hcNaught agL Byk.
4..ThOr.e agJ. Thompson
GENERAL SI1SIONs-IIAckETT, RecOrderKierns Fnnerty
raj Henry Richards, n1sdcmeanOf.
OYER AND TR,ISEI- BARgETT. J.-Austn Black and John
Dusunbury, sUboInaton OF perjury tcontlnEeHl
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AIEW. YORK SUPREME COUKT-CTrY ant

NETWORK SUPREME COUKT-CTTI and
~ COUNTY Of EW-YORK.-fi EOKGE c. HATCH,
John \ BASSErr, and WILLIAM ]. WALKER plan
tits, against MERRlCK =. CkEAdh defendant No =
Summons money demand contract Com. not seIl
To Defendant You are hereby summoned ard rqITcd 70
answer complaint In this acton which wa Mel IN mo
Of Clerk of The City aud Coan VI New iOrk RI tt
house said ely, tho 3OL day OF NoNtibei.
1875 copy answer 10 the sad coa ut
subscribers HER Office No 32 Mason st. IN he
CITY within twenty days after the service OF TINS
yoa, e1oGs 81 the day OF such rvi,e ana
the complaint within the TINE Aforesaid te
IN this action viii take Judgment against you Tor the
sam $3.50 hundred and nity dals with interest
OF November. thousand eight hundred anh
seventy Ave bcstcs the OF this action d. New
YORK Nov. IL 1878. CULVER WEIGHT,
)a20 law6SIh PLANTING Attorneys I32 Nassau o.
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report has been approved ny Judge Batcford and will
sent the Secretary Of the Treasury for eonfrna
Ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
Real Gsidte 90 exchange. .

EXCIIANGE for good FARM or country resi-
IA dence desirable Brown-stone dwelling occupied by
the finest street IN Brooklyn convenient 10 ferries
and ears. j. q. HOYf III Broadway.
MINNESOTA LANDS.-Exchange or Sale,
w and clear about 1900 Acres splendid Wheat LAND.
line Of finished rirud.
Address H.. Box &C Post Office.
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Gin Real gsstate for Sale.

A DECIDED BARGAIN.
~ ATHEIST, between 9th ave. and Broadway, hrstcass,
thrce-story, high soop bOwnstoue DWELLlNG IN perfect
l'ely
nished Price $4,000; $4,000 can remain.
L. ". " lLLIAMS, No. 81 6tl-ave.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
" above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky chimneys,
RATED. HULL GlIPPEN & CO.. IiIdaye, above Twenty
tlird-st Send or rculars
EOR SALE ON EASY TERMS and at bar
\ gains To close a estate; 49,
-Four story brown house, 7S4 5thave near 62ist
Fonrstuy brown house, go MasOnaye 20x6OxSO
13d ~. -
Fve lots % IT, on north side j5thst between MaisOnave
aud three Is IT, and two 20 It, lots Suitable Tor I'M
one lot Jth ave. south GGthst 2jXlOo Oppo
lie Central Park. A.,
lots 81 tlst south SIDE between abu
2JxlOO each o.
Etur los IN on S4th- SJths, between Cen
a OH Also many other chOlco pieces III de-
sirable locations. - - ....
Apply at olHce of VIM Il. RAYNoR l3oo Broad
WAY. COr.3 list.
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Brooklnn propertp 60 Get.

ITO LET-In the Nineteenth Ward. Brooklyn,
i E. De- three story ami basement brick HOUSE with all
improvements low. For particulars address 81 A. s..
Station c, city.
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GLIDE PLATING for ladies' dresses done by
- our new PLATING MACHIN r. fabric OF any
color material. nj very low prees o. kRAEOM-
SKI a Co.. No 40 EsseIst botwson Grand and Hesl-rsts
New York
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JALENDARS-THIs OAR.

granted.
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FOR SALE: o,,.,.......
2stOry and.1tti brick house, 81 llicks-st
3-stOry brick house, AZ Willow ST.
S-stOty brick house. l5S Remsen.st
3-stHry brick 10 isrs l79 and l97 WilOughbyfst.
GEOEGE r.. BUTTON. L. all ST.. New York
NOR SALE-HOUSES- Let or Exchange.
Very desirable locations tie hi 3s)ry brown stone
$1,000 Ia $1,000 2Htory hroNIsone or brick 200 to
500 5000 Parties wanting To rent
viii 10 well 10 look az our list Br0wnst0ne from $3.50 to
81 100: brick 500 500 frame $500 To 500. Coun
try or city property for exchange Call or address
JAS, >. HALL & SON $40 Frauklnaye. Brooklyn
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auction Sales of Real estate.


| ARGE SALE OF DOWNTOWN
IL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
by order OF tie Trustees to close estate.
VALUABLE WAREHOUSES
In the First Ward, between Nallst aud Old slip including
WATER FRONTAL.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION on TUESDAY, March Z.
at ~ o'clock, at tie EXCHANGE SALEsROOM, by
A. J. BLEECKER SON a Co,
the following
PEARI-ST-FOurstoy brick and granite building No. no.
and the hye-st0ry brick .ld.ng No 81 Water.st
WATEHSI.-NO. ~, four story brick sOrc.
FRONrST-NO ~. fouT-StOry brick store.
FRONT Sr-No 80, four story brick store.
EOUTHST.-No AZ fOur-stoIy brick store.
Sale absolute. without reserve or limit
For particulars apply Ia
JOHN b. STEVENS, Trustee, CO walst,
or 10 the Auctioneers, Pnest
PHILADELPHIA CENTENNIAL EXHIBI-
i TION BUILDINGS.-Wl be sold at auction W tnout
by NJ Thomas the Philadelphia Exchange,
TUESDAY, March Z. 1876. 10 valuable LOTS
OF GROUND GlraIl-ave. aud 4istst each IL feet 9
inches front ss by feet including four feet wide
alley These lots desirable for business purposes
owing to their proximity to the eastern entrance 10 the
Exposition Building, and 10 the several passenger rail
ways passing In 'front.' aud IN wdiy improving ne.gh
boro0d For further part culas apply - ELLIS d. VIII
LiAMS, 1913 WaRut-st Philadelphia.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Wednesday. March ]. 1876.
The following auction business was transacted

EEw-YORK. Wednesday, March j, 1870.
The following auction business was transacted
at the Exchange salesrooms to-day:
a.,ory frame ssso n a. and isiory BRICK building.
with lo, No 81 nottss bet Prince and Spring % ooo
Ste with lot 25rlVo Z Burns :; s'o0"
plot on 7,nave dar SIT Of f2s AZ l1ioo John
sstory and basement brick house with lot, Lex
ngon ave W cor Of 79hst lot soxlo2214o1@Ox q, %,
b. r. Y iiornen
ssot East i2ihst 2SL6 ii Of shave lot iox 600
5,siory brick tenement with lot West 2Gthst
100 itw Of 6thaSe, lot 2oA9S9; Vim Zscwetzke 2393l
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw-YoRK cIrr.
73dst e. s95 It Of 3lsye, l7xio22' Benjamin
1St T. Of f a1ss st S % Hs1rv ZIP
Hagen .........................--. 1000
srandns aud wife 70 samuel zem.r -. 49,, 10000
Zeimer and 10 10 rhSs Cockerl and others 10000
l3istst ss 10 Of 5thsve 2Oox99l ThOs Cock 49,.
4ist ct ifO II OF sth ave 25xs9 10000
Bolrath To- VIM 30 rath Nominal
Dnnn And Sife To Mstt5eS Dunn -, $50
' Watson and husband to Martha Parish $4,000
crosby and Wife TO VIM Kruse $4,000
Ganther and stheIs to stoph Leser and others 900
Geo iIertssi and viii. to Thos Jeremiah. $500
a Krone ami vie to Jacob Eeracr Others $4,000
3Othst =, "a VI oth ave- zox5o5i Mary MONT ran
I'd ave. s. 10 It D Of lih-st isx7O Joseph Manen
and wiie to VIM Reilly -. Nominal
MorsS and wife TO %sing Mills 25sOO
Newman and husband to c6as MoreaS 252Oo
Alexander ave 100 TIN of l33thst 2xlO66 (23d am
ward A3drew kSgsrs IL to YIN i; % jon $500
Power to Margaret Murphy. 1900
Wehmcyer to Amelia ltoemer $4,000
UatGSic Proecfory To- Thomas il Vantne-. -. $4,000
Bigeow ref to Nathan Van LeL... 80. ......... 1900
Ioew rel to Vim zschwetzke. 23,4Oo
drch and husband to Vim Mckinney -. $4,000
lGthst, 2i9ne Of lsaye, 25xi03 oasehod Geo oon
hold Hdcine Pei to SOPHIA ioorc Nominal
saIsi BacRrin TO Emma EackTan $4,000
sche.er t. Eliza 4hrens..e 5000
isrS ieasehcld John Mccrum Anna wilson. 1000
Weinbsfs 20 Jeremiah Brooks, omnal
Ludlow ST. n g. II OF Houston st, leasehold, 23l0x
siC Philip NelscE to m scIr,ac. 1900
south.st rs leasehOld, PHILIP Kclterer to VIM Hast
6,0OO
49x2OO to Mercer at, Henry fnber aud VIE TO MN
to hsse ri dander 600
TO I I.itha Goette ....-...-..-,.. $500
FTea8d and ME and others 70 sophia Elnger - $4,000
itacf and husband to Catherine Hauselnan -. 1900
WaruJ; Lucy Holmes and husband To Andrew 49,
stnayr corner Of i2Oth.st, s,xI262; Benz Wat.
and vile to John III atsOn .;:...;.;. ooll
Conrad scnwarliarber and wife TO Alex Schultz -
7uthst, l2J IL Itiave 2OxltO.j Henry stol- . 49,
meyer and wife 10 lila carsi mer 24Ooo
LEASE
Cedarst mo 10y, upper loft, years; Arthur Pea oo
foaical j. Y SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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Gouscs ano farms Uante0.


DROPERTY OWNERS can secure desirable
Il tenants by placing their houses In ha.ds T. CARRY,
Real Estate Broker 1888 Broadway, corner 3lss, under
Grand Hotel.
WANTED-FOR PHYSICIAN-Four story
HOUSE 20 feet or more In width south OF Fy-sey.
enth st. between Madison AID sixth ayes
CEl H. PErkIE, l7S broadway.
WANTED to RENT-HOUSES of all classes
w and sizes and especially Of the ium have
applicants waiting for the latter. Send Immediately
to JOSIAH JEX. No l,235 Broadway.
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rINuE PARTNERSHIP


rINHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
4 der tie Gim of ABEL u CAkPENIERls THIS
DAY DISSOLVED by mutual consent. JAMES Is CAR
PENTEi will assume al liabilities and continue the business
IN his uapt" at 10 Canalst
New YOrA, March l. 1876. EDWIN L. ABEL. >.a-r,,,
JAMES Il. CARPENTER.
TIVE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Il between EDWARD KEARNET and DANIEL. WI.
NANT, under the Of KEAKNE Ely q WIN Want and
WINANT will the business a Nos aud 10 Catha
rine MarkeL-Dated y. Y, jan 10, 1916 - -.
f. KEARNEY,
DANIEL WINANT.
rNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
Il tween undersigned, under the name OF NORRIS
TASKER & Co is this day dissolved by mutual consent
THOMAS T. TASKER, jr.
Philadelphia Feb. 3, 1876 STEPHEN r. NJ TAsKER
OFFICE OF TIE PASCAL IRoS WORKS.
TIE Subscribers themselves in limited partner
shin subject accordance with TIE provisions Of the
Of Assembly OF tue Commonwealth OF Penns"Vai etl
Authorizing the formation o. Partnership 1850
which the Capital subscribed shall ALONE be re-
debts the Association cNcept
June 2 1870 under the name OF
ming on the the manufacture Of Gas and steam
Pipe Tubes and the other branches ol manufacture
conducted By the ~ Morris 1asker Co 80 much
conducted By the late firm 81 MOTIFS
Tasker the state OF Dcap will be carried on by The
Company Company Chartered by The state 0i
DELAWARE the stock q which belongs u the hm OF motifs
1asker n Co Limited STEPHEN p. NJ. TASKFR II,
CHARLES WHEELER,
Philadelphia Feb. &, 1876 T. wIsTAR BROWN.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Burns Elizabeth and husband, TO f River saw Bank -
of 49Ll-st Of 6thave year. $1,000
o. 2iss " Of 7h.ave ye1rs 5000
Ca1Iep ST. Of worth ST. years ........... $1,000
Sof I2 IA ST. Of Ave $500
gS6it " Of Ave 4; 5000
Dahousle, Fred, 10 John III hehleDbeek, OF 4stlst 100
Frank Joseub and wife 10 Mutual Life ms. Co.. sOf
V,hst " OF 7thaye; year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
~ Wall st. Of Broad~ay $4,000
Hart, WIN y, and wife To Peter logan, COT ol ooo
Lexington ave and SSthsti years 4OVO
same of 3dst, Of Avenue ID years 1000
HausemaL, CatiTen To Martha ituck, OF 3oths W 40
Of 9thaye; l. years ~ i-ooo
Sy. Instruments $500
lespc, EuWar, to George March,, Ii $ OF o9rst go
OF lOIayei D years :. o'VVo
a. Of a. SiaSs years $500
MAIDEN Lane No. 40; year $4,000
Jacob, Wm to Louis l. Jeremiah, " 8 OF Marketstj o
O'krefr, Jas ID T. IDgrdLam, " cor OF lot and
Nalentueaye, 4th " dri; years I,oS5
Parks Catlafine, to I'm grant lndustiia savings
Bank, = Avenue A year. 1900
mn i2g TONS st. SO TO- years 5000
OF .t ave loo It a OF stst -; 1900
!g3dsi Of 9,h ave Gears -. 1000
SEEDING Luward l., aud VILE, TO Enna L hey
berger, ~ (NOs ia l2C and l2ol y.als oOOO
Of 5th ave, n of stst $4,000
SwalI, Anne and husband, 10 lIaTT SON Johnston ms
Of 3Oh.st, " LIT ave years 0oO
1 pnote y o-"9 ......~... 52i
tOfhc.al.l j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.


DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE at
rrces suited the times, accommodating terms
HOUSES sixth Brooklyn, few blocks from Pros
peel Park within bk Of street railIt e running from
iho Fulton and about mile distant there
from built by subscriber sly lot GENIFEL SMALL
FAMILIES: stories high Placements, Philadelphia hFck
trimmings, containing III rooms bath
room closets. furnace in cellars ranges, stationary
Washnl ard RaeI iron gates 10 Soos, coal slides and
nh built about years since, and
recently thoroughly oyeThanle pain ted and neatly escoed
For further particulars apply 10 the owner, NJ NJ VAIL
90 IAberty-st. New York.
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21l.. Wilson Sew. Mach. 90.
art. Woodruff.
235. Matter OF I hird Avenue
r. II. Co.
200. Matter Of Security Saw.
Bank.
25l.. Brua agt security Ins.
Go.
257. .Rosenstein sgt. Rosen-
stein.
2G2. Matter Of Vaudeville.
1876. Phila- aud Reading Coal
and IrUn Co. agt
Packer.
3f7. The People agt. Fowler
q mOiiOns).
$50. Gardner agt. Tho
Mayor. &c.
1886. Bace AIT. Aston Fire
Ina 90.
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GENERAL S~>IONs-HACkETr, observation-disclosures Flnnety,
raj Henry Richards, nisdcmeanOr
OYER TERNlSEl- BAREETT. J-Austn Black and John
Dusenbury, sUbolEatiOn OF perjury, Continued.
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ITO LET-TWO UPPER LOFTS of the
Il Building "A and J6 Duanest Apply 10 - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
Glar5lc ano Slate nlantels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
Prices never as low slate steps ors an all kinds Of
slats work PENEIlYN SLATE Co,
50 linton square y. y. alta ave. sad l. th-st)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
Gitn properip 90 Get.

A NUMBER of iirst-class FURNISHED and
IA UNFINISHED HOUSES 10 LEI,
Is. ". WILLIAMS S37 6th-ave.
, 1876-10-07

which placed In the hands of the eldest: hui be-
fore acccnt!ng II he consn}lrl with The Others,
'".F"r," mid he. NJ wc he found with this money
XII a,," Leaving these wrctched pauplc, ascend.
Cd steep hill where ! expected to find Gabtoya.
plain.
MORE HORRORS.
had stilt aye hour: 70 gn before reaching Mlsto;
q a ~ S9.S Sb1.an s sS1"sS whS rsss
be recognized from afar By Tho loeksof Crows which
I .psese'e s's,s swted ms :: sos ayrsy
knives, poor Christian. who had cone to Town 10
whow Irving h!shousc. three kilometres from
the town. Ills donkey was coycrcd with bloui,
,na ns o hrow ;bnn s,s 1na hsr md
IN atrip<. The Iltt1c wtctchcs acl At 1y approach
Exasperated At what had seen and hcard On ny
e. e s ssaeSs
xent 10 tno .oms Il the two ,iaa;htsfs ! had Lost
LANCER any .omb the ground hid been recently dug
nlsees. nl: ss' ''' s'''' "'' broken 'n'' hundred
The following cxtrnrts nrc from letter from
the snmc gentleman:
uaHun, Inly ao.-l took advantage OF an empty
train returning. from Mltsoyttza 10 70 10 urkah.
The plain ni kossovo. which & refhar. ih!r,y
ons %ea ssy tnsts s. 'sf ssH !:
inrmcrly, awoits tragic drama Tho hnryc.t Is
drying up In tlie halds. and no harvester IN seen.
Some hanta q Gypstes Ra'ar,l the railway bridges.
nfOmsd sms H. sss On ,e :gt , ss s,a A.
station. They sttanye'l him. anl then cnt oit l'ts
head. Tho Christians Of Qsknb havr c.osed their
shopr, and ftam day te .lay are expecting some
from oAlpe tstosl to pillaao te .hon q chtlstaan
prevented the sack. was Immediately killed. The
ASSASSIN pcrirhed under Tho stick: There IL on
Razouks spreud Terror among tho population. The
Turks even nec sgustcss with them. Several young
men Of gool family. wha have bren called 10 arntn
prefer ia desert rniher than take part with tho
Ba.ouks passed little street where seycfa1
Christians wefo seated near their door. Tlluy
stopped and struck these Eno1ens1sa people, under
the pIctcxt that tho gidoHrs ought to rhe At tho a
same DAY In an adjacent street . no less shameful
act WIS committed. woman was'suckllng her
babc on thu loor.stcp. On this npproaeh OF some
ashl- -axonka she turned to 70 Into The hUnse, whom
ona Of tl,ent seized her anu tried u put hts month
Bashi. 1laxouks then took her hanls. the child fell
to tho ground. and tho tnfn1nan britcA cnt oil her
nipples. l saw her n-day myself. and dressed the
wounds. In another street the wife Of mechanic
Or fireman wAs obrsrYed M at her window BY tho
tho honko, and tho courageous woman. Wal1a.
chfan, Immediately wont cut Of the lower dpus,
armed with d tcrulvcr. Al the sight Of the pistol
tho ehl.lsazo9ka took 10 ,ighl, but ared and hit
who. f1od ut tue sight Of q woman. fteA al tho
windows. ..
/ nm assured that the Tanhs. I'azonks leave no
wounded on the battlefield. A suon as they see
lii him in order 10 strip Him. TINT tho enemy may
not profit by hta clothing.