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6orses. Carriages, 9arness, sc.

A FINE, very light LANDAU, $500; /; curt9lnl
~ Coach cIgi. aud iscat Coupe Kocsawaye from -
" non Phaeon $50; top ard mad Wagons so upi Suky,
$50; express Wagons; also, $50 I3r aud secondhand @r
ilaiIs f0r 4uV market nd very low prices l2r
ness .gc WILLIAM H. GRAY, Nos 20 aud y "oosterst
A UCTlON HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
~ tIafe Johnston & Van llsscl,
OFFICE. 81 LlBEHlh-Str
tsvcunS Post BuldnigD - - -
TIrF HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH OF OUR
" JtGt->. Is H. ~ o. and p THIRrEESIH-SE,
University place.
viii b. conducted precisely The "arne strct
and honorable principles which have always chSract zed the
Sf 0 our house and the respect and conhdeAco o.
tie lI sless community well Is q public a. large -
i.FgtfIAE SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries FOR sale NAV 0c msfe through the man
TOR SkLE.-A pair of carriage HORSES
suttae FOR q private family sound kind, and stylish
tr., ,iil be- sHi for h9f tEer value. Inquire Tor
JoUN KtSG 40 Fareys stable, 10 West 5Sdsti where
they can be scon ---------
y ANnFAU and DOTBLE COUPE for SALE.
1 AI-Arpy az private stable NO I'D East 27tast
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Brooklpn Real Gaiale for 5Gle.

pROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.-To Capital
ID ists desiring cauoe o making rsteass prohtebl
investment parcel ~ building Ots viii be- sold ior cash at
sacrifice. Appiy w address GROVE y ANDERSON, Rea
Estate Brokers, - Granl-sL, Now-York.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

rentes 1851 zoe for the account Spirits OF Ictioe'
I2lzd13d. 4 gallon. - -, r., on
LONDON Oct 2-Evening.-Spcrm on, sA lAhacec Oli
FRANKfoEr oct 2-U. 6. bones. hves 1924
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
(lnGrclal.

DONDHOLDERS OF THE BLEECKER
ID STREET RAUR0AD-rle pleeeker street oI6 ~ b,tSa Ton
Rairuad have made arrangements n lne
TWcnty.lhTd Street Railway Company TO hereafter ay me
interest their bonds Tie bondodrrs ot the e'Eet
street Railroad already delivered Their bonds are
requested 90 do without further delay 10 the thyyes
safe DEPOSIT Company, Of 1thst and daV iOr tue
purpose II receiving ne additional coupons ana participating
in the additional security GEO. II. IhGEltoOLl+ Secy,
NEW JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY. -
~ Bondholdrrs who f 10 circular just issued hy
the Bondholders Reorganization Committee may procure
copes O the slme calling upon addressing H. p DECh
EEr. Secretary. 1913 Claubers-st, y. \.
VWANTED-$1O,O 900. A financial friend that
~ viii loan gentleman above amount for three years
empty secured, cculrtec,t 1De quar- ily ~ a9
vaucs-u established business. Address StEHLlNS,
Tribune Up town Ohice, l,23S BruacWay
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
Gousc5 auo fdrms rDanteo.

Ny ONE having their house unOccupicd for
ia. winter furnished unturushed can hear OF careful
family Of lTee aiuts who will take best 81 care and pay
ss rent seguIly given Address BEST OF CA RE tribune
Once.
4 PARTY having a HOUSE to let in good
~ io,an s. either Ncw.lor6 or Brooh D, furnished or
.lrt,v would main OoardeE IN part
b. out az tho rent address, hUto TO a. b. c. Box No y
Tribune Ohic,.
dyARN WANTED-WIthin 1l2 hours OF New
YgrF An exchange for large brick dwelling on Brooklyn
flights. overlooking Ncw-Iork and near the Bridge WHICH
when completed viii increase She value price N-ODUJ'
Address, stating location and pIIce, COUNTY, tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
6teambcais ano Railroads
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

~ TRAINS FROM NEW-YORK
BALTIMORE AID ONO RALEc cAD-k1press Tor Mashngton
aud the West-SS5 a. Limited Express for Washington
and the Wost-9.-5 Express for Washington and tho
south-235 Express for Washington tho south and
Wcst-SJJ q. M.
ERIE RAILwAY-9OO and 1O:45 a N. ard p m
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1890, anfll3O
a. NJ. and 33i, 4. Is. $50, and IL y.
NEM GORk, NEw-IAyEN AND HAKIFORD-For Boston VIA
SpuuglCd-SO5 and ii a. m. and p- Ili Na 'shofe
Line, and 10 p. For NeNHaven7:I0, sO5, vO5, and
II q. y u, and l. 200 4iO 5l5, q and 10 b. N.
PENNSYLVANIA RsiR0 ADIOr the West and south, wa iis-
buTgii-93O a. M and and $50 D. Fur the south VIA
Washug0n-s 40 ll. 24O and For Philadelphia
= 80 $40, and $50 a. ani 1880, 2:4O 3, A. ., D. z,
$50, ana . II night
HEwJEEsEY soUTHERS-For Philadelphia lstesmer ioayes
o. 40 an and $3.50 D. M
ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. ViB-
"A BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leayo Yestryst pier
atSO and 24thst 90 $50 Landing a. Nyack ana Tar.
ferTVb0at West Point. NeYbureh Poughkeepsf.
BhmebccE Catskll, and Hudson. Connections az Albany
p. m. for the West over New YORK
Central arriving Buffalo at no Suspension Bridge $50,
and NIAGARA Fas $50 tho following morning Continuous
trains shore and Canada southern r. Ais To West
Point ana Newburgh amt return, Same day 81. f0ush'
keepIe ~ 90.
1
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Dlulocno %utltcs.

TT-UC KEGKUK AND DIES MONIES RAIL
J. WAY CONrANT.-rhc Coupons tHc oct I. 1916, ri "i
I1aos of jhs company Will br pui aes tai dte al 'H'
''i'A whitman '''.' fiE\Ey A. HAULING. treasurer
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
REAL ESTATE.
HEw-Yorg. Monday. oct. ?. 1876

hEW-lONN, WUuIlY, UrI' Z, I'''
The following transac ions took place to-day
at tie Exchange s1I'sfcpm:
~ ". 8. 20 Tv,ri 6 Son.
and Basement brow n- .'H.r in.-.. WIN It
so IfJ Et-t fH'u so, o. d. Do ' --.IH t'"'' .- ,.o
l.t 2n5K.Uu5. Daniel ltziarrk ..-..------ ffl'"
H. AI1os"r.u. .tA'r & HIls4n-.
~ story anil U. i.u-.s. 300 iHl sos I'D
sui si2 v,s. I-tls.,ss, I,Ultroi 5tIafe, 100 .5t -
~ NJ. p. tiuI. .
f.. 1.. .., .-.. 4. % az t1.l 80 .a., .-zlJC. N -
ii.f,ra .............sl !, 500
Iu Itl. f...n.t...
loi 81 w..t ,cs at,. l"a.yitH % l,5hsi 2'2lIo ,
H.f q. p ..rr'Iir0 t tt
I rl,r ItuI ti.Ir.ft ave, known .t- 'tH N'f1vi
i.. t,' 'n " i'. .' .................. $500
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
auction Gclcs of Real estate.

AEo WEST 34TH-ST, being three-st0ry
no highstoJD improved pWEiLIN,i-MIiO M ~ w!n @ oe
er nt auction through Mr.. Kennedy, az Exchange sales
aT. O,t s. al noon For particulars apply 10 WILLIAM
STRAUSS, Paintn'5 Attorney, Dol Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
Gitn proprrtn 10 fet.

Ultn pToperln ~ LfI.
4 PARTMENTs, Saratoga Ruidmg.-Build-
y p h. atcI elevator Variety of fats and houses from
s}UO r5 ~ 500 j. w. STEVENS. Saratoga building Broad
wy and 52ds ST.
ny ONE wishing 10 rent a completely fur
= rt,Lct IIOI~ i'm near ftavc, until hay next may
hear desrb tenant by addressing A. h Boz @O9I
E'rcul Fostotce.
CLATS to LET, on 12jth-st., near 5th-aye.-
4 Nuo roomsi BATH range g,s iztFes' &c - ,ost,,
ELATS to RENT in the new " Centennial" :"
1 Inc apartments private halls. al improvements Aipy
OH premises 40 Ne-t 45n II.
IA "RRAI HILL.
-fG ELEOANTDY FURNISHED -
BrOwu-st1ut, h .h4tIop. medium s4tt HOUSE.
l2l last 3-th IT,
seen from . 20 i morning i " afternoon
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.-A large and
- complete printed list Of HOUSES TO RENI both tur
,ued aId uuiishe Is now ready al nv once No false
u present atons given mere. JOSIAH JEN l,25J Broad~ay
LTAH.E TO LET, 40. 10 East 27th-st.;
) Drstcla,s; 10 puyae family only Apply u ,,,,..
V,O LET-A desirable HOUSE between 9TH
aad bta,cs. br.ow 2Jdst, furnished or unfdrnshei
TENO LET-IJJ S3d-st, near LexingiOn-aye.,
pastor minor GOOD ueshtonOd; o~ rent Apply next door,
Cr1O LET.-EIchth-ave., best location, two
With tao cd -lnt plate glass WINDOWS pa
rc viii thr',,sNry rear building ATTACHED suitable or
.auftc'ory OF any business sALiEi. * Li'' l. 900
's'O LET-Part Of the
"hErsEIT STUDIO"
'' ''' $50 s. Last I'VE y.tiuid-st
""H''N VINCENT COLYER.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

h,,nn'i h ~ ~ - " T. " .',', W .-.....'...... q 600
p.u.,ifn h. r., W IL Ilo,po 24z Pcarst; yea 10000
BOW h., io9 y.r g,.s '' ',a. 49, Ooe
Bauhlu, WIN, 10 " q Nh,olwuFlt locuata'' t@4th an,
l' 1 M e 0' ara we 10 ~ 49, ''' 5000
'.9'S S.,. Nary A. TO NJ ,.' ol 1000
fnn IL ~ n a9 q" h1s1'a 1S 20 20 > y 5''' ~ 1000
l,''' Do 90 " '' Oh o'.'' VI - 10000
.',, 4. 1i' u ''i 20 l''' '. '' 5000
h" s"t t;s 5Ggo ~ '9a gsal H TO j. l.'' " ' 5000
har ~ 5, "A ave- y, ana %l, 10 j. - "'.' o '' $500
IrffDr. TIus and wife, iu Nut lle lns Co, oil oil-
ave %. G1d 1 yea. .--.... 4oN'D
ifl lave ", ana ye4r. @Is" 90 ' .. 10000
Raulilchcck, *, and wiir to n Josophha, ID OF oo
fbhrt, wuf lstaNe So ONVV
Wilcox, John 10 "A Macy e. ssof s4th e. oci 5ih' m o
ears
tDmCIaiI J. y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
FISK D. HATGH.
Gduing5 D0u'io.

TTNlON DIME SAYINGS BA|K,
Z Nus 1876 aud 39N CAStI+~r. onr.o. IGiI.
open Gail,, DO go o. ud Monday evenings, p 90 3.
ASSETS OYER Sl2.Uo).ooo.
erpprr5 OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND fDILAE-
Money ecfostei on or 5,,r oct VII bear interest from
',.' = Cu,rly. Treasurer ELTAINEs, President.
o.. IlOyD JCTf- -'crytiiy.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
A LBANY.-GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
"A BY PEOPLES LINE. FIR5rCLASS PASSAGE
ONLY 81.
nUDsoy RIVER BY uooYLIcHT.

Centennial visitors can enjoy view OF the best and most
scenery Of the Highlands on the Hndson Dg tav
cling The PEOPLES LINE" - elegant and comnodious
Passing West Point and al places OF interest," early IN
the and connecting at Albany With morning trains
for Chicago and all points NORTH and WEST Boats Leave
daily sundays excepted at ~ from Pier NO ~, Norm
River Pennsy vania Railroad pier IN New York state
warmed by steam. Meals On the European plan.
y. R-Peguar Hudson River Railway tickets taken ard
and saterODm berth allowed IN exchange Centennial
tickets by rail- also taken and passage allowed for
them.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HouSatonid
and Naugatuck Railroads. Faro sl Steamer BRIDGE
POT at ll3O u and Bridgeport all
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
4 SPECIALLY

THE sUBSCRIBER win give his SPECIAL ATTENTION
of The above stocks
fo cash IIs frequent visits and familiarity with the mnes
Of tho COmstock lode and his extensive acquaintance IN
mining circles Francisco auord MIN adyanags ol
s1Iu.r y, ami valnalle character. MATTHEW BIRD,
40 kahsauSt, Y. Y
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.
ALL RAIL LINE BEETTWEES NEW HkTTf0SikbR' sSib d9Nq 20
Tme Table Of oct - 1876; Trans leave NeS-IorS from
foot of Lbertst. North River at o'l6 LAO a. u 4'43
Stages from keypOr connect at M2ta6an station
4
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

4 GAS STOCKS. ...,.
~ NI.N YORK. HETHoPOiIfAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANHbTIAt Gto STOCKS EpL"lll hNb NplIh a,
s, ain Iuds Of grookyu and kew-isIk GaA -o'ura dtalt
iuD Hi-', III. ~ - -, IN 80 OIL, y y
OFFICE Of the CENTRAL PARK, NORIli
= and lAsI. RIVER IA iIIuIAp COMPANY, ION ave,
s,I snf alth it, n tiy.-Thr annual meeting %,
fte e loider- n viii b. bod ~ ~" once ~
the Company on 81 inlAi u" ~ s't "i 'opf l1a,
At H o. inc trsus tuIkt y 90 = caes on hnd siiT' '@t
.-.-y -epful.r IC 1916 80 dave puor tc annual
-...t-,.r I, nI-.a y IItI WI y. r-r-rLaIN.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y -ALLENTOWS LINE.-F.uy stations IN Ncw-York,
Lberty-st sui loot Of Freight
station Of L!berty-st
Commencing oct p 1s76-Leaye New.York, foot Of Lib.
erty- ST.. rs follows;
GAO a. m-MML TRAIN for Faston. Belydere. Bethlehem.
Bath. Allentown hsuch Chunk. 1zmsnend. WlLesDarrc.
Scranton &C. connects at Junction win Del, Lack and
West. Raj rOId.
7IJa m.-F0r sOmcrville and Pennington
Si5 a n.-NOESNG E1lREss daily Except Snnfays, for
lIcn udse Branch, Easton, Allentown HARRISBURG and
west Connects s EastOn for Mauch Chunk, smsquL
Towmda, Wlkesbllrc. Pottsyiie, scranton DsnvhA VII
sI.O D. m-EXPREss for FleniDcton Easton. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk. Wsesbarrc, Scranton, Tanaqua Mahanoy
civ. HSzetOn Reading Columbia, Lancaster, Ephfata,
P0tfg.lhC Harrisburg, &c.
400 d. m-For Ilieh Bridge BTauch Easton, Allentown,
Mauch ChunK connects at Junction with Del, Lack
and West. Railroad.
$500. m.-F0r Somervle and Pennington.
s53U mEyEsSG EAFRFss, daily. f0l EaSton Allentown
Mauch Chunk Wlkcsl4rre, Iowauda Reading and uafrs-
burg
$50 p. n.-FoT East0n. -
ols cave foot garkson ST. North River a 635. 735,
90j l0O5. ll:35 NJ; 1900 100 $40, 42O oZO, bZO
7.2O $40. l0OJ. 100 .. m.
uge by LlarksOnsL Ferry al jersey City
For trains to local points timetable at stations
New-York tribune., 1876-10-03
ALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTOS
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WOEIDRENOWNl'D STEAME.-5
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
tr-.,. rf.r ng Nr,r.b pfvfr foof ~ Murrgv. st.

UUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
! CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR TROY,
SARATOGA. LAKE CHAMPLAiS, LAKE GtOkGE
THE ADINONDACKS, MONTREAL and all points North
and Vest FARE % reduction 70 oil points The
elteari steamboats, n this Line leave DAILY Ssrc2ys oI
ceptcd at D. 40. North RIVER foot LIOy st.,
connecting th ing trains on " Y central hsnsseltr
and Sar4ea aud rro- Bossn ana c0nnectg railroads
Iluoush sold Sd baggage eaec ssd .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-01-06
Excelsior Farm Gate

THE undersigned, having purchased The
i Right Of Stephen Spoore Potent Cote fol
81. MARY csunty is nov prepared 10 sell
farm Rishfs for this locality. There 10 a gate
Of this patent now on exhibition in Leonard.
town and parties drsirous OF suppl ing Them
selves with Farm Rights are invited to Inspect
4 or they can obtain intern alton OF its mer.
It's ard workings on sprlica iion to me.
This Gate 10 coming into general use ..
rapidly rs possible, and the day 10 not fsr
distant when il will be seen on every well
ordered farm. These are tie reasons Why
lst-If is the 81 cal est Farm Gate that ever
can be constructed. 1.-THE materials costing only
$l.5i.)
2nd-lt Is the hsndiest. most durable and
strongest for the amount o I material used.
2nd-if 10 the most secure Of all farm gates,
il being absolutely impossible for any animal
to open IL (no matter ow unruly.
4th-lt is more easily Constructed than any
other gate, o. eres bars.
Shit does away with the big gate posts
and hinges.
6th-lt is meeting with unbounded success
wherever inu oduced; lie is estimated there
are soo, 900 in use
Ith-lt has taken the Fret Premisas at all
thu o~n, County and State Fairs wherever
IL has been exhibition.
dAtions, which will he shown On application.
Farm Rights $. Apply to
PHILIP GREENwELL,
Leonardtevn, Nd.
Sept ls's-lo.
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The Weekly Sun
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Fight. In hundred nd :evrntr-six is the
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Notice..

TVHE undersigned. having engaged
In the
WuEELwRIGHT BUSINESS
1t Greet Mills, will execute oil orders IN
his line 10 the quiekes, and b~s, possible
msnaer. Having procured 6ne Hesrss
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While Ne announce reduction 10 the
price of our RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE. We would respectfully re-
present 20 dealers and farmers that its
standard Of quality has been strictly
maintained. The proportions Of soluble
aud precipiia'ed Pbosphoric Acid. An
monia and Potash. have never been high.
CT than they are in the article We are nov
selling our customers. This statement
re make NJ n binding guarantee.
PRICE $40 per 1000 p"unds.
Pocked in good string sacks Of 200 Us
each.
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