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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-01
TIE WEEKLY SUN.
FOR 1873.

Eighteen hundred and Ecycuty-six IL ~
Centennial year. II is also year In wbissa
Opposition House q Eepress Il ajiyts. r.
fret since the @ar, viii b. ina power ~ saa
ingf0u. aud the year Of the t@enty-thiFs sss-
q. "a 81 President ~ the United states Al
OF these events are sur to D. II great inisFyi
and Importance. especially the two !A5ssf.
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and eXpounded Ia I'm SITS.
The opp sitinn House ~ geprssFnta iYe@.
taking up the ike ~ inquiry oIsned 3t&fs ats'
Iy THa SyS, will strraiy and diitGeA y I"F"T
tigAtc the cnrFuptlons and nissittas -
CRAsTs administration; and wlsi, y ~ 70 "
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-01
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
New Remedies! New Remeo'eS'
DIR. GIBBONS DlSPENSAhi
e23 KearnY Street
CORNER COMMERCIAL 6TkEEl'
SAN FRANCISCO.

IN
E1 sTALIsHED IN 1854: ETA
III for the treatment OF EEt-es u
SEXUAL and Seminal DIS @ass
eases. such as GonorIhea'E ~sfE
elect. structure, Syphi4lsI 4
in Ali its forms, Seminal
Wesl4less, Impotency, etc.
Skin Diseases oil years ~ 5.n. "a
standing. and liberated 800.
Legs successfully treated r. ~s4A2>-
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of persons, botn ihaie
a,J female there are who are sufeuLS ouI
,,is,4r1ble existence from the eifecTs o. seeie'
;,,lr,repees. or from viras absorbed INTO the
sye,em Look at their pallld, einaci~'e"
nd disfrnred faces and their hfUkell-do"h
ennstitutious. disqualifying them for the nap-
n;ness of marriage or the enjoyment OF me.
In This horrid situation thousands suffer ah'l'
deatb closes the scene. Let parents, guard hs'
fri1nds attend to those who are suffering Win
anv ~ these horrible lite-destroying nalGdies
eae that they are cared for and cured before
!, Ia ZOO late. Send them Immediately to Dh.
GIRBON. a physician who has made private
S;snases his especial study for years. aud who
- certain TO cure the most tnyeterate case,
tbart roercury or any injurious drugs. IL 10
,pnortant 10 those who are afflicted, or 10
tbGea who are interested III the welfare 81
,hcir friends. TO be careful of the many pre-
te,ded doctors who infest all cities. publish
inc tbeir skill in curing al diseases IN lew
days. imposing upon the public by using the
names az eminent physicians from fdituP ana
other places. Be therefore careful and maze
strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands
oil those charlatans.
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Cured mt Home.

Persons at distance may bc CURED AT
HOME by addressing letter to DR.. 0tBb0N,
stating case, symptoms, length OF time the
disease has continued. and have medicines
promptly forwarded. free from damage and
curiosity with full and plain directions
rheumatism. Fever. and Ague. Piles, and
Fistula, permanently cured or no charge.
Persons writing TO the Doctor vii please
state the name Of the paper they see this al
vertisement in.
inclosing ten dollars coin. In registered
letter, through tine Post-ofIice. or through
Wells Fargo and Co., a package Of MEDICINE
Address DR.. J. r. GIBboS. e23. Keasnsy
street. corner 81 Commercial San FraBciseo
Post-office box 1857. Remember to put BOx
1857 on the letter Gel ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 10:40 A. N.
and leaves at OBS A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 p. NJ
and leaves at 10:45 p. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at II Ii. and
caves at 2:45 P. M.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1876 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at $50 P. NJ.
and leaves at S:15 A. II.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
an1 leaves at 40 p. NJ.
y Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
!. Idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
d. and arrives at 2 80 P. NJ.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-01

And in accordance with law AMI an order 81
the Board Of Directors, made On the twelfth
day OF January. 1876, 81 many shares OF
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the Office OF
the Company, No. 200 SansaIne street
Room 8. San Francisco, California, ON
MONDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF MARCH,
1876, at the hour Of two O'Clock P. NJ.
of said day. to pay said deiinqnt ut ar
sessmont thereon. together with costs VI
advertising and expenses Of sale.
A. HAI.SEY, Secretary.
ofhee--Ioom 8. No. 200 samsome street
San Francisco, California. fel7-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-01
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

GtIERRA SILVER MINING COMPANY
SSLocation Of principal place If business,
San Francisco, California; location Of works.
Sierra District, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NoTICE-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, On account Of As
sessment no. y levied on the twelfth day Of
January, 1876, the several amounts ret oppo-
site the names Of the respective Shart holders.
as follows
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-01
YOUNG RgEN

fwho may be suffering from the effect oil
youthful follies or indiscretion. will deI
Ewell to avail themselves 81 this. the greai.|
bet boon ever laid Vt the altar Of sGfleringl
humanity. DIR. SpINNEY will guaran.l
ptee to forfeit ssOO for every case Of seminal
weakness, or private disease Of any kind orI
character which he undertakes and fall
@ cure. lie would therefore say to the UNI
fortunate sufferer who may read this notice. \
hat you are TRADING ON danger us groundI
tShen you longer delay In seeking the pro-
kper remedy foI Your complaint. You may b
In the first stage; rememb you are ap-|
slroaehing the last. II you ore bord, rims
tipon the last, and are suffering some or al
i It's Ill effects, remember that If you per.
list In procrastination. the tine must comt
when the most skillfnl physician cnn rem
ter Won no assistance. when the Il ar OF
Il ope will BE- closed against Won; when no
ungel OF mercy can bring you relief. In no
'ase has the Doctor failed Of success. Then
ct not despair work upon your imagination.
alui avail yourself II the ben, fetal results
4 his Treatment before your casa Is b,ynnd
he reach OF medical skill. or before grim
kieath hurries you to a premature grave
Full course Of treatment S25. send money
Fly Post Once order OF Express with full
description OF case.
Call, or address,
DIR. A. n. SpTNNEY,
No. IL Kearney Street, San Francisco.
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AMERICAN AND BRITISH SHIPPING.
,, n,rasces and Clearances from all Porte in United
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YEARLY Movement OF Freight by Rail and Canal Time ana
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,rN,rrD STATES REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
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and Imports OF Wheat into the United Kingdom lS5il574
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Gountrp Real estate for Gale.

ONEIDA, N. Y.-FOR SALE.-The BUILD
~ INGS and GROUNDS lately belonging to the Oneida
Seminary Principal building Of brick four stories l05 feet
'front.' substantial and excellent boarding. dorntor1ee.
Grounds well shaded convenient 70 new
York Central and Midland Railroad stations beautifully To-
Gated. Inquire OF n. Higinb0tham Oneida n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

Wiuett Maripus and " WIN III Macy and others
M sh 5sd ST of 5tSaye =. iartJ years $4,000
Wick Jacob and wife 10 n Life ips ca. OF 11th -
- ,n me n ~ k7tn.st NJ Igth.aye. ]
G, u J7t-st, 0f lOthase: ytHr... 6VD
9ans of or 1i,ro,Swsy y@ar ....'..'... 10000
kI.coude. wife. to Dadercke Ehlcir,
Water adjoining Livingston pro- ety 3years 5000
Levy 80 ONION, sarah Y Drew, OF 3ItD-st, g or -
Ultz,nann, Barbara and husband, 10 Elizabeth stall -
ter q Of 9th ave. of 50thst; years ....... lJoo
Patrick, and wife, 10 German savings Bank,
rso o. Hasiipgio cor Hammond; also, . OF -.
OF Washington; year 9,ooo
schwartz, Sgmund, and oiie, 10 John leHlnSweH
and others = of houston OF Mcguire: o,OOo
IAwless II lrin and WIFE, 10 Philip Duny,s OF Ar. -a
thur 81, 24th ward $50
snel,-ic, August, wife 20 Chas &. McDo~cl OF
o sd month. 9OD
Young WIN II, to Ann la Ost. OF l3Othui c Oi
(l3d WaTtJ 8 years 2.ibO
aTHIInsd Of E5,sdgs1 isvs'' rn '. - 5000
's,f' s,s ave ysS'aH yrars ~ 70 iAo' lo7e
Blake Vim j. wife to WIN. Scott lez) n OF Dist -
q " due. o,VDV
Kassclan Gertrude. and husband 20 Amanda Bussiu2.
u . cor OF and CUrllandt 81 i23d WardG 700
7'"''
I,a" !si1 aaiS st u ....., 1000
B"ya % peetS - . v.sys ~ ~ 'O' .'',. 5000
iOraciaIi J.Y. SAVAGE Depuiy Register.
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Aurtion Sales of Real Gstaie.

nUTCHESS COUNTY FARM at Auction.
the premises the desirable FARM situated III the branttu
valley Of Dover Plains about mile from Harlem arosa
Station contains 27 acres under fine hss Dee
kept for stock and milk farm Buildings large anu
n frscass, including tenement house. stable carr
house. hay aud stock barns For farmer who desires
tinl home or gentleman desiring summer iesacnse ,
where health pleasant surroundings tine views easy access
~ the city Ii object, no finer location can be tOunc
TERMS OF SALE-G0 per cont bond and mortgage TOT
years. VIII be sold at the same time EIGHTY HEAD of
CHOICE MILCH COWS.
GEORGE T. BELDING Dover Plains NJ y
rTREMONT- SALE.-3 o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON. on premises one block from eepo
HOUSE BARN. - LOTS fronting Washington and la
roadayes and Msrbest choice property rapid easy
''''' JAMES l.. WELLS, Aucuoneer.
VK STEVENSON, ir, AuctioneeE
THURSDAY, MARCH 30. II o'clock M,
Il Exchange saesroom. No III Broadway, VIII sell py auc
tion the following DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,:
NO. Is EAST 49TH-ST,
between Madison aud the Windsor and
Hotels unusually vel arranged aud planned ioI n
story English basement residence about lSxoo
lot zoos feet In superb order thronehout
A most eligible location for a physician.
NO. 80 WEST s0THST,
between 9Th and 9th very complete four story hsn
stoop brown Columbia College leasehoc dyeng 10
81 xG5 lot 100 feet: handsomely finished ana ceRaniy NJ
ranged ground rent 1924 per annum
No. 100 WEST l0TH.ST,
between Beecker and four story brick and
house. In good repair aud very conveniently
located.
Also,
NO. 4i6 WEST 34TH.ST,
an excellent three story high soop brct dwell
street about Elevated Railroad Trims easy Per
mlts and particulars az No. Finest and NO 80 fas' lns
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Gonses an0 farms Uanteo.

EARM WANTED in exchange for free and
clear Maso ave. 81, 900 also one for
cash. SHOVE Co.. l23S
Broadway.
wv ANTED-FURNISHED and UNFUR-
w NISUFD HOUSES and FLATS IN all paris OF this
CITY and houses Orange Elizabeth &C. for which We nav
Gaiy apl caons wishing sell or eXclaHgo property
can rnd buyers through the Ollie OF .
CCRRIE PURDY & Co, No. Washington place
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Gonnlrp properlp 60 fet.

UOUHltD lJlupttlD w LIZ.
COMFORT, HEALTH and ECONOMi.-For
~ $3.50 rent OF those houses 26O AMI
2Gg (Woodside) wark n. j. Good sk'd
housr large grounds churches schools depois, &c
Ior the door Inquire Premises, OF Vi j. H.
UENlSON, $50 Belleyilcaye, Newark.
FURNISHED HOUSE at Elizabeth, to RENT,
from May convenient TO depot and IN the highest paft
of the city rooms with bath and laundry house sx
A. lot T5xl with OF adjoining lot lOOAlJO until sofa
GARDEN with al kinds and asparagus bed Audess
EIIZABE BOX 5,573. New-York Post Oilce.
NOR RENr-The two Greeley houses Mt
within stones Of the depot and only An no from
New YORK Eight ten n each Dath hot anu con-
water throughout Gardens attached Ie most picturesque
in the Summer or ny the year paw eacn
Address " g. Cbappaqua +. o., weschesier County " j.
COR RENT-With or without part Furniture,
Carpets &C. privilege Of purchase on Easy Ter ms
~ room COTTAGE RESIDENCE stsnle ana or1ands
acre out In drive. garden. lawn shaoe Hnii oers
dranei, healthy and orderly locality Az minutes from LID
by travel low fares express Trains &c
Rsit 500 with carpets furniture kc
800 Inquire at West Elizabeth Depot o. H. H. OF sauoss
HOUSE 0WNkR p. o. Box lS4. Elizabeth, N ).
VI,O LET OR LEASE, FURNISHED-On the
year, an elegant rssdence with % 35 minutes om
12d and 3Othsu. Apply 70 WA. N CLARK, ITO WlIamsI
rJ,O RENT on NEW-HAYEN r. Rhine
i REsIDENCE, furnishcd. for the Summer Also COZ
APP lpSS " 70 MELVILLE T. MEAD. South NOrwali, Conn.,
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Qmnsements.
ROOTHs THEATER. MATINEE DAY.
LAST PERFORMANCES BUT EIGHT
OF
JULIUS CESAR

POOTHs THEATER. MATINEE DAY.
LAST PERFORMANCES BUT EIGHT
JULIUS CESAR
q Tho grand tragedy with all spectacular splondOrs and
.'".''a''' easy aI iniI& L%%kEYcE BARRETT vvx,o.r
VII BE- s1SSs .t!s1 @d mex. week.
Eft OF Mr. i: G. BANGs: ,oo., nrn
n;;::%R5i TO- HESRYv~ and return of Mr. GEORGE
CHICKERING Il Hall: Al BuL0w I].I.Cs REclrALS'
Mas Last ,IaSS SSHS$SS HiaH4
&PSS4s aies g1SNS NIGHT
fqFlT NAnTEE NlSHT
Admission sat 81 at sssuSssn sn Ss
had. CInckering Pianos used by Won Balow.
CHICKEIR;TiNsG5 HAIL; ALEs;,xa Marc, u,
atspm.
GRAND CHARITY CONCERT
ST. THOMAsS CHOIR
vi. n great ns'r
Mrs GULAGER- Miss LEHMAN
Mr. WILKIE, Mr.. WICkES.
Mr. ToULMIN. Mr.. sCHNEcKER.
-. PICKED CHORUS SC OF FIFTY VOICES
with an accompaniment ns q ORGAN E aTp ana an
GEOEGE WILLIAM WARREN.
Admission g. To Torfs sEsEHafo !Gsf!as sn SEATS.
wm chs M pond sn% Go sc Windsor o
Buckingham Hotel Mr Warrens residence, 20 East fo'i'
GILMORE. 22d Regiment ArmOry.
" SECOND GRAND TRoMENADE CONCERT.
TwEyTY-s -sEG1Np sRS tIs hEGnaENr ia:,Gns BAND
at the
ARMoRY, Fourtesnth.si. near sinthsve.
msYsl sATgsphY qs is4s. EmFsSdsiS:k y, ! dsiGck.
Tickets 30 cents For sale at the door
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW. YORK. Friday. March o. 1875
The following auction business was trans
acted at the Exchange salesroom to-day:
BvA. H. Muller e Son.
four brick store and dwelling, with lot, nsn
Nest iGl4s 2oi4 IT of loth'ave. lot Sonos .,a ,so
'-''' ByH n Camp
SEes aSqsf s stS 5G a sso.s
RyA,I btsfcss, Z; ss,S & > SON Mt, rv,, ~
way through alley to S7ths lot 25xi4o; Oriental 600 nm
'"''"s' i'"A Bv K u iaratii
SaGs a esS lot Ss
plot $. Nieholssavr 5O.7 fl OF l4lstst oOsI
plot ou same ave le s. S6i7f IT'S Of i4sist 6OsI
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
l24thst S. 1915 ftw Of 4,havc l7:e1looll Ma ,oo
s5Ss a. 2ii fe Of sdsve ioxi022 Charles p
s 4 's9E ssSnEf has.
Isaa ~, W Tottef to S Mary coHiter Nominal
ATts .n WaH FnS Si5' an AND wife
0IsSi Rn,i ,nsSsm 10 FLOYD BAILEY - .......... 5000
WarS SIDNEY HAYWARD to Vim Hutton .... 5000
ll.ti ST. ss 400 # 2dsve e5xlOOiO'.. Martin 0oo
MacGous ssss 90. Il Of Vanda6 st. 42sIsolo irreg
uar. Caharne Brown and husband to Caroline ~ ,o,
Wee. ana husband ana o,rs 10 Los Lyman ominal
band and o.nrrs to corrsa Iaaey omna
l22dsr \, 100 II . of 1th-ayc, 2J2xlOO; aisos OF
l22d-st 100 II Of 1thayc 2JIlOOll same 10 Julla
a NJ Weeks
l22dst s. ll5 It Of 7th ave, 25IioO.ll alsoerof
7ttaye. 252 II Of l22d ST, 215Ai iO' sane TO Laura
4.,ti ST. s. so IT OF Sthave .OxlOO.5 Amelia Stiner
aud husband 10 Mary M0lr son ..... i','oo
%rneina 10 thario,e 10000
Iu.i,,Dd to tdwari Vrtslaia $1,000
'SG and a. vie 10 msnpy 4 -, 500
Of b,n Raynor 70 Sebeam VIVID. -. $4,000
37Ihst % IL e OF StDayt, loyxsS.S; sarah .
Drew and husband Solomon Lee l21OO
nopSns and wIie to ratrsk Anderson 52j3
SowSn and s SLo Z; s.smana l25Oo
5StiLst 2Osjl2 Il OI lsaNe, 2JAlOO.a; VIM L Paf .
sOs vile and others To Jno Mah0n ZJoUO
Hou,tou st 20 II Of Mangin 81, 2OK15 Jos Ian
don and Nile 10 Newinan Cowen :. Nominal
Broome.s st, IA " Greene. 5Oxl l0r; Vim III HuTlbert
ann wi ;r and o. hers 10 dyar Nominal
10 Tbonso, xsl 52s; same and sane same ominal
south 5th.sye. same property; Eogar ScayeTis 10
Mm huIbut trustee. .Nohiiiai
veins IN sam. - -. Nominal
Thoinpso,st 5 . 2O394,a, Houston 204S,axl73 ~ -
south 5h.ayo M AbJott, ri, 10 sano. lSooO
3daye No 2.3l3 Michael He,cr 20 Ernest HeNse; a. ooo
Pears No sOl, William A Hit TO Charl A Tonak ~
westst 40 io2 Martina A Peek Jareen Hermann oo
fOmoall J. \. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25

IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, n. Y.-Rc-
Jan 8. ThOron GA ms ruciioD; DO mlhtsry no uu
torn SEMI FOR ciIc nlar TO o..,,, ,,,,,.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Drooklnn Real estate for Gale.


EOR SALE, in BROOkLfN-A first-class
IL bror,n stone DOUBLE HOUSE. Jus. finished with all
the newest built 10 order for the proprietor ~
The hes. part Cptnayc running through 10 Hamilton ST.
4Br20J viii DO sod IN consequence or the death OF e
proprietor under fair conditions and al very
rrce Inquire at 1876 Clinton brooklyn or $50 Watrrst
Scv.YOrk.
EOR SALE: -
III pr.c house. No. "a Lafayettsave
2-story All, al &c brick house, 81 Hicks st.
3-story brick house, ~ Willow st.
3.stnty BRICK hotse, l5S Ronlsenst
story Olses l79 and lJT Wiloughby a..
GEORGE X. DU1TON. 10 WGiis at. New York
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Gitn Real Csiaie for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above GOTHIC TOPS tia, sInoAy chimnrys, war
ranted. HULL, GiIPPEN & CO.. 1hidave, above Twenty
third at. Send tor circulars.
TOR SALE at decided bargains.-Several
Il choice USES. JOSIAH JEX. 1.2j5 Broadway.
DOR SALE.-$13,OOO for Il threc-stOry brown
i stone HOUSE 5SihsI Elevated Railroad. j. w.
STEVENS. Broadway and S2dst
TWO st-class three-stOry A No. 1 HOUSES
and LOTS near Mt Morris PARK. Pirss.ntes location in
Harlem, be BOUGHT nj bargain large part may
main Brokers' attention Address o., u Wost l2tthst 49,
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Couutrp Dropcrtn 90 fet.

TINO RENT-On Main-st., SaybrOOk. Conn., by
II y story iiGE tOuit thrc. years..
unurnished cpnssn2 of te1 rooms WIN one
stables attached Address T. o. Bof D.
YINO RENT for the Summcr-A furnished house
and stable new with zas bath, &c. pleasantly located
at Mldlrown Conn; references rqmrol Address LOCK
BOX liz +. -, Iiddlttown. Conn
VNO RENT-A comfortable FARM HOl' 81,
with garden room pasture for nile from
Al amburch Hudson Ryrr i. nt $3.50 Apply
To THEODORE II. WETIORE, 81 and 80 Pine 81. Room O.
TO LET very low or FOR SALE-FARsl OF
4 46 acrcS between Rye and White Plains; very mgh
ground buildings with hwn glrten and oIrlari riooi
yaolc 900 r. &. .rM8i.EE. ilJ broadway.
ONKERS-FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT.
New 3siory and attic seven MONS an hrSt 12"f no
bascmcnt; bath hos cold water situated on tIoYh'u
herlty Oc ly commanding extensive ilNtf Nl'"
tea MINUTES ak depot. aBd l'c from st'anb'S 1hI
ing: less hDu. funi Cty Had good sideA: irhl
only slO" per month To a sma! fin.iy References Az
re 6Jg NonbtT
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Drooklnn }]ropertn 60 Get.

TJNO RENT-FURNISIIED- handsome A.
i story brown stone HOUSE with extra LOT. known as
2I Hcnryst Tho house handsomely fur
nsed and Will be rented low 10 good tenant for
one or two years. Apply premises between ~ and
10
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Rea! Gsiale 90 gsehange.

4 2-STORI HOUSE-FIce and clear, to EN-
"a CHANGE for 3s;ory brick brown stone bet fnli"n
Dokaib add Bv'iiorl-syes HILAND "hlliSo' No .
Beckman ST.
EXCHANGE for COUNTRY SEAT or fAkM
IL A stricy hrstcl1., Prooklyn RESipENCE' IN COM
plce order: location and surr1nntlurs un,nipa,'rn
j q IIONr 4 son, III Brosdway
RESIDENCE in West
II city. and clear, o TX ia N0E Tor smlhi pp
ory on Central airoai preferred not cIcthi
one hour small ncum france gnt be a,enmed Prinopi
only address r. - Box j.Ob2 y. y.
VALUABLE PLOT of low-priccd, free ami
clelr lois TO EXCHANGE for y. y. t.ty property.
HULhND WHITING, BccAmGn 81
New-York tribune., 1876-03-25
Qeacbers.

Qeacber6.
A LII wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
"A address Educational Union" I31 BroadwsyN I.
Mutual Introducing Plan state Established looI
A GRADUATE of Williams College, an ex-
N perienced teacher win give INSTRUCTION To private
pupis schools mathematics specially. Address W. De-
e72 Lafay ette-av Brooklyn.
A LADY of large and successful experience,
"A competent higher Engish Mathematics French ana
9ermsn, desires POSITION Tor the comy year lsnguAs
acquired native teachers during several years
fesidence In Europs hrscass resrencss Aaofess oas
NARY BRYLAkD. Locust Yalley, L. 1, N. T.