davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

eY- The Carriage Mandatory In New
Hope, formerly owned by Hiram Ely, decd,
was purchased few months since, it win be
remembered, at public sale, by Mr.. Peter
Heath, of Sandbrook, N. J. Mr. Heath has
removed to New Hope, and opened the shops
for business. Improvements, in and about
the buildings, the laying of new floors, &C.,
however, will be some of the first business
like movements. AS proprietor, Mr. Heath
bears the reputation of good workman, and
will keep force Of hands sufficiently strong
and skilled to turn out the work to his pat
rons in rapid and complete manner. New
ton Ely, who stands No. 1, as carriage paint
err and trimmer, will execute this branch for
him. AS number of jobs have already been
bespoken, there appears to be indications of a
revival of the business under his administra-
ton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

IS Mrs. Pruyne. lately returned Mission
airy from Japan, whom the Ladies' Union Ze-
mana Missionary Society expected to address
them two or three weeks ago, but who was
detained on account of illness, will deliver an
address in the M. E. Church, tomorrow
Thursday evening, April 9th, at u o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend.
By order Of the Society.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

"A smart Illinois girl who had been cruelty
Tilted, rose up in her wrath and recovered $780,.
900 for breach of promise,-and she had nc
sooner got this out of the way than she took
some of the proceeds and went right to work
on another suit-a handsome black silk made
after the " Domestic Fashions"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

eB- We were shown by one of the enterpris-
ing members of the firm of Cook g. Johns, in
their hardware store, in New Hope, few
days since, pair of "huge" yet handsome
ly-shaped elk horns. They were oft .ined from
one of the elk at the Beaumont Deer Park.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

Grammar department.
FIRST GRADE.
Miss NJ. Y. Leech, NJ, onro,,ad ss
Miss G. NJ. Kniffin, NO. chrolieo' 90
Present Eoery Dag---Lizzie Lake, John
Larue, Willie Kennedy.
SECOND GRADE.
Miss Carrie A. Beegle, No. enrolled, so
Present Eoery Day.-Willie Howell Harry
Rush, John Mcnamara, Thomas Mcnamara.
Distinguished for Recitations.--Mary Clan
cy, Mary Casey, Lizzie Casey, Clara Gregg,
Willie Howell, Annie Koran, Maggie Height
ly, Allie Kitchin, Mary Mathews, Mary Mon
gan, Eugene Pettee, Harry Mcdowell, Mary
Simon, Carrie Skilman, Ella O'Donnell,
Harry Rush, Marion Rice.
Distinguished for Depertasent.-Ma Ma
thews, Mary Casey, Lizzie Casey, Mary Clan
cy, Annie Koran, Allie Kitchin, Mary Mon
gan, Marion Rice, Ollie Solliday, Carrie Skill
man, Josie Satterthwait, Walter Melick,
Harry Rush, Harry Mcdowell.
Elementary Department.
FIRST aRADE--FIRsT DIVISION.
M;sc A IL Stout No epro1iod E(
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

An exchange has just uaearthed another
oldess Freemason, in the person Of Judge
David P. Shrope, who was born in Bethlehem
township, in this county, Nov. 1, 1857, and
has been Mason since 1918. In 1914 he as
sisted in founding Mansfield Lodge, A. F
and A. NJ, at Washington, Warren county
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

yet we beg leave to enter our solemn protest
against domineering public seizing private
property without giving anything for it. The
idea is simply preposterous and If men who
are appointed to appraise damage in such cas-
es disregard their oath, honor and future po-
litical aspirations for the present, or are in
fluenced by INSCRIPTIONS persons, it shows
the necessity of Courts exercising great care
and Judgment in selecting men for those du-
ties and if township officials, through their
attorney, ingloriously charge good citizens
with fraud without cause or foundation and
thereby defraud them, it shows the degree of
insanity and depravity to which Adams lost
race is fast approaching.
Vest AmwsH Democratic 7Gcket.--At the
Caucus held at the house Of William Bur-
roughs, Mt. Airy, on Monday evening, the
following gentlemen were nominated =:
For Town Clerk-E. B. Holcombe, (Rep.)
For Assessor William II. Drake.
For Collector-Alex. Matthews.
For Freeholder-B. Blackwell.
For Judge of Election--A. B. Blackwell.
For Township Committee--Dory Smith,
s. Vanbuskirk, Hiram Wilson, John s. Drake
and ]. A. Wilson.
For Surveyors of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lambert, j. p. Holcombe.
For Commissioners of Appeals-John II.
Wilson, Joseph Mathews, and Alexander
Mathews.
For Overseer Of the Poor--Nelson Abbott,
(Rep.), down in the Rocks.
For Constable-Charles Todd.
For Pound Representation Burroughs,
Joseph Lands, Edward Larue and ]. G.. Muir
held.
Appropriation for repairing roads $1,000.
Dog Tax,-one dollar for the first and one
fifty for every additional dorge.
Next caucus and town meeting to be held
at Mount Airy. How about that Commodore
Adjourned sine die. CAPT. JACK.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

Jackcrisms are instruments used In time Of
war, and we trust the lady editor will become
well acquainted with them when the Curious
aidcrs adopt the military drill,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

The glass dome of the Centennial art gallery
will be lighted by 1000 gas Jets. The dome il
266 feet above the level of the Schuylkill. and
will be visible at night all over Philadelphia.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05
NEW HOPE AND BucKs COUNTY, RI.

sB- Superintendent Eastburn held an ex-
animation at Doylestown last Saturday. Six
applicants for teachers certificates were ex-
amined.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

COMMON CouNcIL-Montalg Meeting, april
3d.-All the members present excepting Mr..
Hammell.
The minutes were read and adopted
On motion, the regular order of business
was suspended.
The following bills were ordered paid
p. K. Hazen, printing and adver-
Using, SASS
G. Pierson, printing and adver-
Using, 44.5o
A. B. Holcombe, coal city jail, 6.25
Elwood Kay, blacksmithing, $50
w. b. Cummings, oil, &C., for
lamps, 2.89
Gershom Lambert, discount, 6.38
The Police bills were ordered paid, and also
the rent Of Council Room fos quarter ending
April /.
The Overseer Of the Poor's statement for
March was referred to the Poor Committee.
The bill of A. w. Angel, (reward for the
arrest of Park Sproat,) $50, was presented
with communication from the Mayor, stating
that he had offered such reward. On motion
of Mr.. Smith, it was referred to special
committee. On motion Mr. Brown was made
chairman, and Messrs. Jos. Smith and j. c.
Moore were appointed said committee in con-
nection with Mr. B.
Bill of Geo. w Arnett for overpaid taxes,
$3.50, was referred to Finance Committee.
Bill of VIM. Dean and N. v. Young, Esqs.,
for examination Of poor, $500, was recon-
mitted to Committee on Poor with direction
to have separate bills made out.
The Commissioners pay roll for March, for
work on streets, was referred to Street Com
mittee for correction.
The annual reports Of active members re-
quired by ordinance, were presented from
the Aquetong, Hibernia and Fleet Wing fire
companies. Ordered filed.
On motion, the Council adjourned to meet
on next Monday evening, at the office of Mr..
Jos. Smith, at u o'clock.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

MONTHLY REpoRT.-Report of the attend
ancc, scholarship and department of the
class consisting of the High School Depart
ment of the Lambertville Public Schools, for
the month of March
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

Gs Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish,
Black Cashmers, fine quality and good color
pure Mohairs, a superior make at r. II. VAN
HoRN's. Sept. &c.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

We open to-day a large line of Chamois
Skins, and Carriage Sponges. SEvERNs, Al
N Union Street. It.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05
Immense SuccesslI s os4ss Genuine
& 7YE75sy1:z ;S==22:s:5sS=S OK y VI
ASASAANlSAz

already sold, and demand increasing. The oply new
NnNfDT I'M II life Of thegreat HERO Ex Pi.Oi;~
lUM ILL u En-. Full q thrilling inter, s. and
also the CIRInSllIIsi and WONDERS o a MARVEL
Gus country the millions eager @ it, and moro
good agents needed ut PIi0FI rs SPLfiN
DID For particulars and proof address iUBbARn
bros, Pubs. ~ sAiisiim 81, pha., ia.
Oct 1.an- S-iA
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

Notwithstanding we already occupy more
space than should be allotted poor Modoc,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

On the best day of the Vienna Exposition
there were 139,037 visitors.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

Patent ag-holders are for sale at the city
stores.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

" Good for one seat, this train and day on
ly," is what the new tickets on P r. RI. say.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05
Pennsylvania Democrats arc taking up
Hendricks and Curtin.

Trenton bank stock sells at $3.50 to S5a75
per share.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

The Shirts you buy of Hooker & Bovine
always fit. m. 20.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-05

hepuUiican NUtefS Oh tue seVefat IN THIS
Il city, will meet at the places named below, on
THURSDAY EVE'G, APRIL 9th, 1876,
at O'Clock for the purpose of nominating candidates
for ward Offices, at our coming City Election.
1ST WARD-LAIR's HALL, BRrDGE ST.
I'd WARD-CoUNcfb ROOM C0RYELL ST.
Sd WARD-HoLcoMBE HALL. YoRK ST.
THE CITY CONVENTION to nominate candidates
for the city Offices will meet in LYcEUM HALL FRIDAY
EvE'G, APRIL It'll, at o'clock
By order ofthe
April 4th, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Gmu5 eleni5.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A TIE ANNUAL BENEFIT OF THE
CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUMS
WILL TAKE PLACE on
THURSDAY, oct. 2G, 1876,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR. W. II. FLOYD
Through the courtesy and kind cooperation Of the various
Metropolitan Managers,
TWO UNUSUALLY BRILLIANT AND ATTRACTIVE
ENTERTAINMENT5
viii be given the participating artists from the different places
Of amusement having
GENEROUSLY Volunteered THEIR SERVICES.
The performance win commence at 1870 O'Clock with the
second ana seventh isbeauX o tho great play OF tho
TWO ORPHANS.
rEb 0 GHA JNo r r2RSE P2RSE IAs rS4 r48SE
MuhItl. l'AI pE BL tKOLGH JOHN MATHEWS
T4NNY,. MoE1Nr, Sirs. WILEiAs and Miiisss ia ia
tH4 FEHMI5sIoN OF Mossrs. SHOOK * PALMERJ
To be followed by the first
aci ot Mr. Dion Bouccauit ana successful comedy
FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
Character. by by % PTrmi'op Of the 9g4or vr
,,l BEgh,iiE NJ W. iiERBEhI, Miss ADA DIAs, Miss
Bf PERMISSION on LESTER wALLACK. EsQ)
The performance wiz continue with
sLAVlNs GEOEGIA JUGILEE sINGERS
In he pleasing eucrianm"nt by permission Of Messrs
To BE- followed by the opcrettao Of
JENNY LiND.
Characters BY NJ. W. H. CRANE Miss ELIZA WEATTI.
and Mr. i!ElS 'SiIno33 Of has anIsA nESolP' NJ
sou ARE QUARTET
KaSIe s HaF kLTSG S iidrr hPV wEbEE ST
HeuOlIuHiu, aud licr HNuANIO
HARHGAN AND HART
wulmtroduco the original sketch
S. o. +.
nv,
by Edward raTiru. Music BY Dave Braham
Philip Nouoyyru, Edward lTarrgiu, Liy Donovan
sfr lfuggIns..........,.. ...,...--ALFRED BEVERLY
The Performance VIII conclude by the farce OF tho
IISH LION
P a. g T a o ns sRTAP at Se nAy@s2let AEMqI
.,,. ..,..,,. 90 !hra,T london. ST.. ..,.,.,,, ,.,.,
Ig supportrl by DE foiawing augs ami g.utImgn john
",h'"s w. a.. yt nom w ft"in f It,ti' W HrtPeIL
hsgy, MIS- trummcy, Miss Echo.
II THE EVENING
The performance viii commence at 7So with choice selections
BAND OF TIE CATHOLIC PBOTECTORY.
Followed 1y Recitation Edssr Aen Poe; beautiful poem,
Lester NalI,k, ,-i.
After which thc two act comedy Of
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Character, ri By M Nr W WISH I E&RWAHP5 & EYsI T1ELAGE @
LIZZIE kD"AEDs' aud Ar,. II. JORDAN.
Grand Aria " Son Vcr' Mattas.
by Mr. ADOLfH sOHNI.
Tony PASTOR IN his annual "BUD DGET OF FUN"
SAM DENERE
l1 . original Banjo SOLOS by the courtesy Of Col Sim Of The
olympic lhsft.i.
TUe wonderful japanese Performers,
SATstMA AND LITTLE ALL RIGHT"
DO trlr marvellous spec.alifirs.
Oy p,rli.son OF Mr. p. 1. BAHNUM)
Mise JENNIE HUGHES inh sElIo COMIC FoCALISM,
.uy p..u.sa.oI OF ST. JOSH HAHIJ
followed by
BILLY HAIRY' mA. COMICALITIES.
~ .,ilu.--1u Of M,s-r-. uARTGGAN HARD
Trus No-t Famous Urofno-,
UAI.l!A and JOtE KERN ELL
i ~uNH- tud DIALECT -IOlII~,
Og l.tuIs.ln ~ Mr TpNI PA-IOL)
EMPIRE CHILDREN
1 their ouIrfI musical performances by the courtesy ui
co... slim uf f.r olympic IhUat'r
Tho evenings Itr. romance VII conclude with
KELLY y Icons NINSIkELS
lu fblr cr.yuIAt.d entertainments
TlrdoaI. ai op,a tor uo az 1890. and for te
evening performance It $50.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
oFF1CIAL RECORD OF MORIGA0'I7.

Aur,epduiger w and wife to Hotel esr o. $1,000
rTsRm p and wife 70 R Dillon Of 'oihsI NO 6OOO
2y-oqrs Of
ursb la II : and husband TO UndeThn il 1000
vgof6tl.aVe. 1 year.-
4lnS,' ,',i 10 John Corse Of WashingtohsI'A eool
pcE Robert ana wife. to II Thomas oi 4as 1900
-
pOyine j. and husband to N Crawford o' sum COOo
ptEe, and husband TO . s@i, ci ao'E 5000
eTs6s H. and wife to DoscheF OF ii'.o 5000
a d
Nr1ct j. s9$ wile to Robinson ol oo's 1000
~
Morrison F 5. Yyein eS's Zoas. VI 1' $500
p % Oh
Pa Chas to Eppeshemer s37'nst OF 1a'o 1900
RYAN Anna NJ to de Medina lSO'as " 1850
sharp and wife. to Lawrence -4a'" u 5000
9daye due ..-- 70 n W
woodruff Ames and wife to Commercial inS w 10000
corner broadway am % 2' u.s. ~ Tulton st; years 5000
zseei JOS si@onsSn1 So In awe yer 200
lS5thst also u . 4-''H'' \ SAVAGE Deputy Register.
TOHcialI J. l. oA'N"hs A''i-'1
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Real estate 60 GFtbanqe.

EACHANGE FOR FRUIT FARM-In good
order TWO suburban l4rcOm cottage houses 40 minutes
@ om Ne"l Ok b Two trunk railroads near depots pave
m es aud water on two floors lOs NJ nearly laid
Slt m drive lawn, garden fruit shade, vines, &C.; we'll
aLe ana healthy no assessments and light taxes rent
t 80 m0uti value $4,000; equity $4,000. Address
seg particulars OF property r. o. Box lo4 Elizabeth " j.
tARM OF about 100 acres wanted in exchange
t0r beautiful small RESIDENCE near New-YOrk city !;
HVltu house and valued $1,000 mOrtgagcd for $1,000.
r. q. q q. r. BROWN, so Broadway.
PARTIES having city property under fore
egsune not heavily mort gagged may GHd opportunity 20
E4CiANGl Tor good aud uuucunbcred property Dy ad-
Iessihg CONFIDENCE, Tribune once.
| lAINCUMBERED FARMS, country resi-
- qences and other property with cash 20 EXCHANGE
~ CIV properly or good mortgages; Tfthavo. property
'Nn'eai iarius wanted iOr nearby residences
T. If. HOUSTON, SO Llbcrty-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

nlarolc unO Slate aIantcIo.
II HAND. 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway,
m4ruarurer Of Plaster Crutcrltcos snd hg',Ari h1"
and crcraut designs largest assortment M t CIV t"rtbl
~ FTRST-CLASS MONUMENTS. Marble
and Grant - 90 =, lu 30 ldUct rates. to tosc
ont stock at LOVES, Cypress uHl-, J." /.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
GO.clo.

At NEW-ENGLAND lIOTEI-LODGlNGS,
y 900 D..ft l...fI ~ gentlemen ulyt 300 AsAt sI-
ir4ir rooms corner Euv,ry and Bayurh
HOTEL ST. STEPHENS, Eicycuth-st., be-
1 Fful.eAf ald u.trfrlN place "A strictly ur7t
ca.. ami, h.r, 4ud n. furnished. NtiJ desirable
rooms. ILC,s Nrr moderate.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
5ilndtiono Uauiro-- females.

ADVERTISEMENTS For R!r,,l,HF2 TUE = NEW; 4iiT
t-pr6WNI oFi'iCis so i2}S broadway cor Tlury yarsa
M Iirats I SoS cor ", fory s,e W at r lIAREN oPficE
N%%tNl lrl ',ca ''l i s'I,i m no. D. r at regular
Once rate,
As LAIINDRESS. - respectable young
- woman s4s ooaf4y l, nt' 5l1g o' c r FOR t~o az
IIg Wcst 3JthsL
AT MORISON'' frst-class and only reliable
n SERVANTS established 20 bot s r'n, ans IL, 6
1Ils siSays ON hald Notcc ms address, particularly
AT PARIS q Co.'S, G23 Gth-aye, SLR,
~ WANTS made amt ic4a,e OF tgTy ds' a a.t class
, '''' 6rI , M reeve r6upt attention.
ALL PERSONS wishing IIousekeepcr5, Gov
NURSES Tor Tie 3E 6r-smuhcr-. ''cks or ern,tre,sc
1 fan 30 %s 1gs@ o @ % CIV ~ ysw YORK S6 East l5 ST.
beet of references given and required
EHAMBERMAlD and LAuNDEi.oH.T--A ;,---t'.
Y smart tiuy r ch'lcruad and ,alnd,go 1 , I',S 5
and oIgng 6est cty reference call or address 100 'ta'o
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, to assist assist.
~ with washing and ironing ~ Welsh iI" & @ ,bi Is
rrnad and WAITRESS; good washer and roneT ,Try ntil
GiA Eis se, sS7 R4 RaSs SSfas adl ii SGsI' O' '''
NOMPANION.-A young lady of the highest
" rcspoctabny wishes 10 obtain si,ua,loh a. ,ii.
by letter, sAfA. 81 Gcrardst West Toronto caiia,A,
COMPANION.-A Christian Young lady as as
" companion aud assistant ~ houeh" ul' oi1r i &d
Young children n English aud music cJ :" V5' '"Vt5 -
dress Miss LINDSEY, Ladies' CHRISTIAN ASSu'''''"' i''
l5thst.
NOOK.-A North of Ireland Young woman; Is
gd coak. Wiling to assist washing and ironing;
best Ofcity reference. go West Ifth.'I
GOOK.-A respectable woman ~ gou1 p plaln
~ cook: excellent washer and Onor good c} iel'iehoei
cal two days ung bell twice 2j9 Easl 9,Nehtn st,
NOOK.-Sitation wanted 10y first cook,
In private family; very best city reference ii1 h'r
ast place Cali AZ Gl WEST 3Js between 9TH aud bthNs
NOOK.-As first-class cook; understands an
~ kinds meals soups pastry SCI eAeeshe nlsa "n i o
cult baker; will assist with washing; cly OF cOhy oASSi
lent reference 37i lOthaye between 3lst and J@d ss
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Citn Real estate for Sale.

SWOKY CHTINEYS CURFD.-NO cure no
~ c1ct,ng ranges that the rooms above warranted
sdd t,r circuars Hull. GRIPPEN q Co.. 0dave' ana
24th-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Countrp Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE. or TO LET-$350 will rent
10ro0m COTTAGE; hot ami cold water stationary tuDS
e. fne location; hour from CITY Hail. Also, slthuu
"a pace 0f acres handsome grounds plenty ol Iut
Souse has rooms bath &C sabng fOr SIX horses hOi
nj rent Two pretty COTTAGES $3.50 rent per auhuuL
JAMES r. HAY, - BroadWay.
NOR SALE-The HILLSDALE FARM, stu
E ste in Florence Mass, Two miles from Northampton
ore fourth OF q mile from viii ge o Florence. 80.
~ farm $50 acres land wen WaleTedi Sbot 4uO
,c thoroughly uudeTGraneO with ei 100 acres OF WOOD
nS me house ana 0ubudiugs in good Order nne hay
ar but at an expense OF $4,000 one hair the crops
rsse ON The place viii be sold WIN te l OF
sSusraielv For further particulars address r. \ BLlNN
p o. Box 2o6, New-Iork city.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE" The
Nlert0n Hotel" Mierton. y. V Junction OF four rll
rad containing renting for 500; terms easy Can
Room as Eares Hotel Wednesday OF Thursday al p H. OF
address f. b REED, Sharon Conn "
DYE. New-Haven RailrOad.-HandsOme Cot
IL tage and sale easy terms, or would eX
olange ior house IN Brooklyn RULAND q NA4l1NO'
Beesman-st -------
Oh OOn WITHIN Is MONTHS, without
- DZ.UUO interest, balance Of purchase money 100000
can remain installments for choice " coiortabe
COTTAGE RESIDENCES with grounds nearly an acre dld
out 10 garden lawn drive, with shade bearing fruits vines
&c. IL ruoms: gas hot and cold water bath, closets :
situated In healthy orderly locality two dep1is aud 40
minutes from Liberty and C0raIdt ferries az almost any
hour cheap fares agreeable travel summer or winter
One them may careful parties Inquire Of the
OWNER, Room ., No Nassau ST.. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
ovp1ctA1 RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSf Li'7
NFw-YORR CITY.

sou,s,t Cvo 100 W N Allen executor 70 New" 800
.a sps gIs'f82 ~ f SHAVE 22199 Desaruo $4,000
n T. Jacob. t,.,,t,r ord
ana ST $50 It Of 57hs 1S17l4 Dan'on anu 10000
,C5s Ss u i $50 # Of 2daye S2K9' Grey, " $500
,s.t dqa 81 IT e Of lstaye 25x92 also Io n w. W cor
Aea,o - ~ Istave 25E92; also, Avenue a. - A..
p istbst 2Ox7O; also, 13thst, 70 ~ 80 Xvenne
oa a 5Cyl 03 3: also, 13thSt, ss Ia. " fobn Nc
me ~ 22Sios sSi7o Gillespie and wife 10 !on 1900
rg ID. = i37i # Of QoncorqyG SiS rIosa 1900
s6i. 24sa 75l6Tw OF sthaye l92hooi a LEM 10000
,2lthsi 29f sis 80 265 4hye 25Hlooll Man 1000
sringdeids s no q GML n NIEles Nominal
esis $ I45 It OF Sdave 6OH9'9i snap 24O5O
sharp q, tob st Of l6thst, 16xS0 NJ solomon Il or
.s5mSa1t ann SHg $ IOOxO) 2lh War9 s'Lu $500
ter anu NlIe " " j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy IeFis'e''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
CD OOO wITHIN Is MONTHS, wilhCat "a SsII
aue!ion Sales of Real estate.

AUCTION SALE.-For SALE, THURSDAY,
~ Nov 2 1876 II O'Clock, the Hremises, The
weLknOwn popular WACCABUC HOTEL or summer
boarding house furniture nve acres Of laud two oO
tages bowling alley, boats horses harness. carriages &C.
situated I'm WesCheser County. \. " on the Harlem hai
road, miles east Of GOldeD's Bridge
JOSEPH BENEDICT, HARVEY MEAD, Assignee
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
AUCTION SALE,

IN partition by order Of supreme Court 0f the lands
EnO y a. the PETEkA COWDKEY ESTATE, consisting OF
over 100 acres
YONKERS,
IN two parcels Of each The Palmer Road fr1
To0kers To- Bronxye and The road om Mile square Road
lucEahOe Road, pass through the property
Sale % be oct 2S 1876 y O'Clock nOOn al the Getty
House NOrkers bv Robert Cochran Referee.
The property has number OF fine building ses command.
ug extensive views.
MITCHELL & MITCHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, SO. CO Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nnw.YoRK. Oct. q, 1870.

IA the Exchange saesroom to-day ~ oIi RostoR. tw
renee ~ n Of i4Sdst iO5.9xl00x4sxl4 70 Nj "ei"E"''
nlH for $1,000 -. uast G9dst 1s2 ft. G. OF Madi-
STlO0 s. 10 A L. Mordeca; for s'2VV AZ a Hand
t a93 At 500 IT, OF 81 ave. eacl 20 ~ nj Avenue A.
t1tS 0O0 and LOT, g. e. East IL ltlst' -" ~
p9i00 10 to Chas Wright for ofUU Gala n, VI Muller
Ihe i0l'11s % 5s and lot on West 3Shst e. OF w OF
eN eN'ooaS a. Nov a. and sale OF mousse anu 'O' VA w.
Even1e A. adjourned W Oct 20
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
Giln propertp 60 fet.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PRIVATE
~ ~ RESIDENCE private family $1,000; also UNFUr.
6haye. " - O'
~ LET-LOwer parC of 3-stOry BRICK
hOUsE, No SO Lexington ave; low rent 10 a desirable
IO LkI-TWO very desirable FLOORS for
w hgat housekeeping fully furnished private house 225
TWO FINE FLATS TOILET at 115 West
eAe iot go month. JANITOR
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
A -.PEREMPTORY SALE.
IL RICHARD v. HARNETT, AuctiOueer,
VIII sell at auction. on
WEDNESDAY, oct. %,

by order Josiah JeI esq,
large and valuable collection Of Oil Paintings by the following
artists: Cent?, D. Buel Starkenb0rgh, Fitzpatrick, Cole,
Benard ACheubsch. TOussan Freeman Reed Hubner som
mer Chatter, Werner Jacobsen, CObbeL CaTdone, Robbie.
Hall HOguet, TAFT aud others superb Bronzes. DC.
Rich rosewood Par0r suits Pier and Mante Mrrors o. the
most beautiful designs; Phelan & C0llender Billiard Table
sets Of Harness lace and satin damask window Hangugs
hOquet and Brussels Carpets Chandeliers Gas Fixtures
Carved black walnut Bookcases high and - feet
Library Furniture rosewood black walnut and oak edstead
and Bedroom suits; Bedding black walnut Buffet black wal
nut extension dining Table and Char China and Glass
ware black walnut ban Hat stand with mirror Kitchen Fur.
Mtue Refrigerator and a thar belongs a hTsClIss house
catalogues and permits 10 inspect pictures at aucuOnees
othce III Broadway, basement.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
6eIp maHteo

XVANTED-A GARDENER who fully ,lSraa. nngsi gEs.
sEY, Box 5000, p. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

NXASlllNG.-A respectable woman would
w like few ladies' gents washing, would g o D
the day; best OF city reference Mrs. BIRN - So0 Last