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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

The following Is the report of the Rut-
land Savings bank, made to the auditor of
accounts July 1, 1876.
Total amount deposited by
SOL depositors. So, 467,0l7 6O
Total amount withdrawn..... 1,9S0,047 II
$477,070 33
Total amount of dividends
e................,..,..'....s Toll,o4o ~
Total amount OF dividends
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lvv,4'o 40
----
$l12,371 IA
Balance due depositors on
1887 open accounts,...... $oSg,44i -
Surnlus fund 49,. So, SO
ed ed fo Or 1926, 500 05
INVESTED IN LOANS.
Loans on approved mortgage $176,370 90
Leans on personal security. 1928 20
Loans on pledge of stock of
National Bank of Rutland, 1875 90
Loans on pledge of Rutland
County Natl Bank stock. 20,036 90
Loans on pledge of stock of
the National Bank of Md
dlebury. .."."....".".,........ Lulu w
Loans on pledge Of United
States bonds........,......... a, 3O0 w
Loans on town of Rutland
bonds. 800 90
Loans on mixed collsterals... 1895 90
Loans to the town,of Rutland 944 90
Lo ans TO the town of Plttsford 1000 90
L ans to village of Rutland. 1908 90
Loans to county of Rutland Il 90
INVESTMENTS.
Invested in town of Rutland
bonds. ...................... $4,000 90
Invested 10 village of Rutland
water bonds. -............. Ia 900 90
In Cook county, His, bonds 10000 %
Ia Chicago city bonds ...".. 1,0O0 w
bonds.."...'.. ............... 10000 90
water bonds. ..,....... ...... 1000 90
bonds. ......................... 10000 90
In Delaware and Hudson
canal oompanys bonds..... 10000 90
In Buffalo city water bonds. $4,000 W
In City of Cleveland, Ohio,
bonds. .....................,.. 10000 90
In four shares Of Atlas Ma
tional Bank, Boston......... 400 90
In 26 shares Blackstone Ma
tional bank, Bo,ton. ........ 1900 90
In 800 shares National Bank
of Rutland. 6,OOO w
In 90 United States 5-20
bonds of 'G1.................. 20,OUO W
In 25 United States 5-20
bonds of 'Sl.................. $4,000 90
$500. $50 06
Interest due on loans............ 3l,5S6 81
Cash on hand. 33,G79 81
SG25, SOC IS
DIVIDENDS.
per cent...... ........... S13 SIG 40
Extra No. 5, April 1, 1876. ii, 5s3 0S
Semi-annual, July 1, 1876, %
per cent...................... 1928 So
$41, 6lS 06
ExPENsRs
Treasurer's salary............ So 500 90
Rents and all other expenses. 1,34S rs
SS,S4S 90
OFFICERS,
Luther Daniels, president; William Gil
more, vice president.
IratsteeS-Luther Daniels, William Gil
more, Newton Kellogg, William M. Field,
Warren Daniels, John Prout, William Is.
Mussey.
Auditors-Joel NJ. Haven, Henry T.
Field.
hereby certify that the foregoing ia .
true statement of the condition of the Rnt-
land Savings bank on the first day of July,
1876, according to my best knowledge and
belief. LUTHER DANIELS,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to this second day
OF August, 1876. before me,
S. W. RowELL, Notary Public.
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john Cain, agent OF the Vermont mu
tual ana other companies. Sffice under
the town hail. DIV
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BY TELEGRAPH
A TERRIFIC GALE.
Steamboat Founderod and tho Passengers
Lost-0ther Damage.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. 10
Melbourne advices of the 23d ult. report
the abandonment of all hopes that any of
the passengers and crew left on the steam
er Dandenong, which foundered off Jervis
bay on the 18th ult, are saved. Parts of
the wreck have come ashore. The bark
Albert William took off 2S passengers and
10 OF the crew. The names of 10 passen-
gers we're obtained, and there were prob
ably othess on board. The number of the
the ships complement is not stated. Sur
viyors state that the best order was main
tanned throughout the disaster; that all the
women and children we're first cared for
that only one woman remained on the
steamer, and that of her own free will, as
she would not leave her invalid husband
and child. Several passengers refused TO
trust the boats, and some preferred to wait
for the captains boat which was never
launched as the captain and all that re-
NAMED on board went down.
VALUABLE HORSES KILLED.
A number Of minor casualties are report
ed during the hurricane in which the Dan
dencng was lost. The storm was the most
severe ever felt on the coss;. The steamer
City Of Melbourne from Sydney to Mel.
bourne was forced to return to per. badly
damage in her upper works. She had on
board a number If horses valued at $50
900 to 500, 900, which were killed during
the gale.
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Eso,,oway,s pi,I.-Ths s,ocdis III

very essence u health and life. 1t furnishes
the components OF flesh, bone, muscle, nerve
and integumtnt. The stomach is the appara-
tuS the arteries the distributors, and the in
shines the channels by which The waste mat
els, these medicines act Simultaneous 20
cents per box Or pot o,Sd&wiw
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DIVIDENDS.
Semi-annual, Jan. l, 1876, %
per cent.......... ..".....
Extra No. 5, April 1, 1876.
Semi-annual, July /, 1876, %
per cent..................... ....
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Mrs. L. DUssAuLT, No. 90 Forest Street,
fashionable dressmaker, has all the latest
styles. o12d1w
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LUEL.-NO CHARGE for saving. Hard
~ and soft wood Prices down.
fri CIIAS. T. HARRIS & co.
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Mystic Park Races.

BERLIN, Oct 10.
AT the closing day Of tae October meet
ing at Mys,ic Park, IN the 2. class, for a
purse of $500, the following is the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

CANT go 10 church. why not? o my
cough would disturb the congregation. Cure
It uhen with "Hale's Honey OF HOrehound and
Tar" pure vegetable remedy, unfailing as
the sun, and mild and harmless as the summer
air. sold By all druggists.
Pixies TOothache drops cure In minute.
OctId&wlm
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

The following Is q correct exhibit Of the stand
ing OF the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for tho week
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

Visit Mrs. G. It. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter St., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland. Vt. DIFF
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PROD UCE MA RKET d.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RUTLAND GLOBE
Vermont Markets.

Vermont Markets.
The following is correct exhibit OF the stand
ing OF the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for tho week.
ST. ALBANs MARKET.
ST. ALBASs, Oct. II.
Butter.-Common l6a1sc; good, l9d2g; choice,
25S2s gilt edge SOC, per pound.
EEMAhRs.
The receipts on Tuesday werc light, but thu
market dull. Some fancy caiiies sold AZ higher
prices
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND. oct. 10.
Butter-Far to good, g5a2ic; CT dice ana
fancy, 2S@3Jc Cheese, fam dIlries, logic;
later price for sage.
MILTON MARKET
MILTON, Oct. Il.
Fair to soo1 brought % a22o choice 23c.
MiDDLEBuRY MARKET
MIDDLEBURY, oct. 10.
Butter 80 to 37c; Clrcse Is eggs 70 to lie;
pota oes 20 to 75c; Vtt- 20 10 soc; - IS $3.50 TO
500; hay $500 to 81 %; wool 20 to 25c.
vERGEsSEs MARKET
vERGENEEs, Oct. Il.
Butter, % to 2sc chee,e, 10 to iOHc eggs
l4c Potatoes, ~ to 4i3; oats 40c beans ST 0
% 81 IS; pork, PER 100 10 s.3 OO ; ap Dies, per
DO . 50 90; wood, 81 90 to $500 veal calves per
ID, SC.
NEW HAVEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. II.
Butter 2s@3O, per lb. cheese 12alsc per 10 (;
EIgs 10, per dozen; Potatoes $4,000 per BUSH;
Hil, q per ton.
RyMARES.
Butter unsettled with q downward tenden-
cy. The shipments to-day are PA packages
Ueol4 lbs) butter ; 253 packages C3 244 los)
cheese; .oo dozen eggs 2 90 LIS dressed poul.
try cars potatoes sc rs lumber.
PIITsFoBO .MARKEr
PITIsFoRD, Oct, II.
Butter, 2oS25'; Eggs, l6c oats, 40; Potatoes,
co.; live hogs, &c ; poultry, sGl0c.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

Tho receipts on Tuesday were light, but thu
market dull. Som, fancy caiiies sold AZ highe.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

Time, 1924 232}. Q 80. 234
In the $50 race, purse $3.50, the follow
ing is the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-20

SKw YORK AND VERMONT.
vermont-Cholce factory, l3Gi3Hc; fair TO
good, l0Gl2c,
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Rutland Savings Bank.

The following Is the report of the Rut-
land Savings bank, made to the auditor of
accounts July 1, 1876.
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RICHMOND, oct. 10.
Butter-Fair to good, 25a2Ic; CT dice and
fancy, 2seSJc Cheese, fam dIiries, logic;
later price for sage.
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Boston Produce Market.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT

Thursday, oct. 70.
pTrTTER
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nov22d&i1y
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oct7d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
Droohinn ilropertn GO Cct.

ITO Let's South PortlaDd-ave. in the best
block HE thrcestory high stooP stone foht &c
gantly irescJcd Throughout AID partly furnished dt,t
ECLAND q WHITING, Rcestna..sL
THO LET-Two-stOry. attic and basement
4 DWELLING. o. Wiilon's Brooklyn flights lot 25N
n 100 Apuly 10 :. FIELD,
100 Columbia flights
TI1O ENT-FURNlSHED-Th handsome l.
story brown stone HOUSE Wth extra LOT, known rs
81 First place cnryst The house Is handsomely fur
nisel throughout and will be rented low % good tensni for
one two years Apply premises between 20 n AMI
? n
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Real Gsiate 90 Gffhnnee.

A 2-STORY HOUSE-Free and clear, to EX-
"A CHANGE Tor 3stoy brick brownst1ne, bet Fulton,
DeKalb and Bedford-aves rutland & WHITING. No. b
Beeknan-st.
DROOKLYN LOTS WANTED for a we'll
sb stocked FARM Long leland Any having we'll
lots unncum5eed very lightly mOrtgage please
aIdres with stating location and price, F. Tribune
Oficc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04

Taa~Sl Mar = sno i'u'O'ho' 20 A SEQ
FCI Q, Tho: n ss sa s Te 70 = 1900
Carrc. Mary. and husband. 20 Wu a IyieT. esot ere
Eidre-st between Grand anu BTOcmei attachments cVo
o41 VIM G 1n i7 LIT 20 Of tHps Sg 1000
fTef ai Ps 70 rev yesr. 24oO
MOL oil h f7iSS. 70 S0 yesTs 1000
bagle f ~ ~ Il "a 1000
hs9nser i1se 70 $500
ES: "1 7s ave Sc ie ye3r. ~ 5000
Fart Re s2s i si1 st Wv {, cOoco
N9ge %ii ~ 20 ~ nd s 200
Campbell. Charlotte ", 10 waiter ID Van Nechten, SO 80
OF l7Iisi ~ o, 23aso; wear. oUU
Ns9 6s III, VAN x ana ~ie' V $50
PglchsId Seerse' !" NJ '. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
Countrp Real estate for gale.

E0R SALE-Desirable FARM OF 100 acres,
IL with good improvements and well located. Taes from
Richmond CITY, For particulars add c. SMELL Rich
mOnd Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04

- ,o.,op. Cathsrine whiting Harding, and FloIi1a
H- nom 49,, proviJence George H. Stout Fierce iIvh
croe.S9sr E r. willing Tier, IRON Baltimore trnos Ao
New bark H0ue. Morgan noni an
sIsaie' brs IT, b. Cleayes Cumminss ron wm a Gib
twerp5 sanford from Malaga schfs -" M. "a.
Ahee bSs and Nellie 8 Terrell TERRELL from S
son Robb u.s. Maurice River Three SlstoS, Riye
Pe1ecuon BaIsuan Msekins from Potolhao W.
ana seansbvs Eliza Hieharda ana srt
cieatu So Yoff j. s Shriyer Wood, f0r baltimore ud
lace for NeN Cor NaanZas sclTs. s. 8 scranton feae
paIlss i1H;oSn Conn Maria Adelaide kent io
Tor MIN gtor IansJ ship Netrs see run fo9e-I
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legal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
= Conaiy o. NcwY orkJohn Jacob Actor william hsor,
Franklin r. DcAno John carey, junior am y Astor, aud
CAfes Soutlnayd, Executors o. ne a VII and tcS2
mont % william a. AsDr d,cciad u Dtifa, n4An-t UNI
h%,Dd Gcge@ White and Nary white ~ Wit louis -
RucGsr Eliza "a Aucsor h, WIFE, Joseph Moore Henri
l. IiubUiTd and Stephen =. White sd Liza u. C. Hh y
vile defendants Summons foT iclc'CouL not tcrNodl 10
nance each u them icfiy
eutlmCprd required the complaint this
arfiOn whs day GcI ia the olos Of he CLERK Of the
Of Sew YORK. hld 20 serve OF your
auGwcr rad complaint tie suDscIibrls at tA.r
SurlbT ~ Wall ST., - Tho CITY 81 Jew Noik within
twenty after tho service Of this summons OF you
eA,lusyo of he such service; a.d 'ail 70
sI ibc s,1 coI liu tho iIuc said tho plain.
s IN is action viii Apply tho Court ioI tho pi, &c
uai.ed IA Tho COmulnt-Dacd &eUlork March -, 1876
LVAIsTS, SOUTHMAID y ChOAIE,
plaintias Attorn,ys.
The complaint II the above entitled action filed IN the
once Of he Cerl Of City and County Of New ork Al
n the City OF NcW.fUk, or TIE sad 2'ih
day of March. 1916. al la"o"iu
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anetion Sales of Real Gstate.

TH-AVENUE.-JAMES NJ. MILLER will
4 cell az auction at TUESDAY. April T. at the EI-
change slesoom Broadway by order Of SoGr IL lore;
closure elegant brown stone HOUSE aid LOT
Fifthave southery Of S6ihst opposite
Central Park Sale positive chance for bargain For maps
and information apply to TOWNSEND WANDELI, Attor-
ney, go Broadway
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at AUCTION
II. HURD esq, Receiver of Third Avenue
Savings Bank, w EDSESDAY, April IL Book Maps at Of
fce OF RICHARD " HARNETf. Auctioneer, III Broad
way, basement
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proohlrn Raj estate for Sale.

TOR SALE at a sacrifice 90 close an estate
j -layrovri aud uliIDpIoye1 BROOKLYN PROPERTY ;
yarous lets aud location Apply 70 "M JEREMIAH, 10
EaGltos ave-. BrOoglyl.
EOR SALE:
Il 2etOy bres house. No ~ Laiayet,esve.
2EtJTy axt-atv brick house, ~ EiCks-sL
S7'~ay brick bOtse, ~ willow st.
6sJSrY erek hOuss. 1853 RrIason-ss.
3-stOry b1cE houses l79 and iSl WiuourhbyEt.
GEORGE v. BUTTON, 80 We'll st. New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
Gitn tital estate for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
above GOTHIC TOPS that smoky cJIIcEeyS var
ranted HULL GKIPPEN CO.. Third ave, above Twenty
thirist sezd tcr CIRCULARS.
ISOP SALE-One of the best modern-built
convenient and ccmTaOdoas HOUSES IL this city, 2V16j
st "a eSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
Gouulrr prcpcrln Go Get.

CS"'''G tN>f~'@-
AT KINGSBRIDGE. on Harlem Riyer.--A
~ large Ct stable ana aeres OF land iay urn mo
rI9 'a hpy to t j. r ~ sRo%S 2so sfoS
AT CARMANsVlLLE. 152d-st. = Several
Low ' aiso ca isls tnapPs - So.tares rent
5000 peg year Apply 70 J. RohAlSE BROWN lzSo IL way.
DELLEVlLLE and TARRYT0WN.-Besu
~ ~ 5 IN e ltSs ~ f'0Oni XII
VOMFORT, HEALTH aud ECONOMY.--For
o. SSsS Bsry.T yo9 ;5a, ZEN one % if' Good s
louse. large grounds near cAurche' ,coos Gep!s &c
D I5f.;i $50 B,lleyi,eays. seSar5
EIOR RENT-The t,,o Greeley houses at
Ga. sSse. Pa t.ioa s Ire G.po% Only
water throug6olt G.rirss t mosi pciar,sq9e
SPOT IN y y l;ant ss TIE s1ianer or ~ ae {eaI ~ 'S
LOR RENT-With or without part Furniture,
- S55pcf', T t VIZ fffbt g. sfah. ana GroGhds 3
&c IAN oIt In div garden laup ,haie frrit berries Sc;
g>5 4S. pave srgi c. hot ~. W. Sa SS ms b
y ee. Inc: I.y low Ar st p. Tsis g.
~ uGtaipi.ss 20 WIN ga5fs 6a W ~ OK a6dfs
HOUSE 6W;iER p. O. Box ls4 Elizabeth, n
ARRANGE, n. j. (specialty)-97 HOUSES in
Or ,.sr ' '''y i'' fI 4MlT r0,S WALLS 80 Pine St
g'ARRYTOWN.-To LET-HOUsE, Is rooms,
carriage hon.r about ono aero choice fTait ~, iy n
Xasssu-st., Room 4. -
40 LET very low or FOR sALE-FARM Of
Il scr between rye sDd Who Pi%Ih; Ntif Ilgh
wnois. 500 EcEmai,Ef, ll5 nToaivay
ITO LET-From 1st Of May, 10 a small family,
Z HALF or HOUSE pos West Tthst. consisting o,
rooms with al modern improvements Proprietor yes In the
house Eeut $50 Honthly
rt,O RENT-h comfortable FARM HOUSE,
with .s-den stable room End psstme FOR COW i1t luil
Ney.s.sburs station Hudson EiyeI. Rent $500 Apply
to THEODORE II. WETMOh RE- 81 AM 80 Pntht, Room 3
ItNO LEASE for THREE YEARS. 70 q Private
z Family ony, FURNI-IiED, 30 minutes from 4@dt ~, an
elegant ENCE, with 10 scrss on tho banAs OF the
Ai"'''"' opp WILLIAM N. CLARK. No. 10 wliem.s'.
rENO LET.--An elegant RESIDENCE or the
Il Hudson River Tor the SuinteI 7oiHi ohI con-
plet0v furnished s modern improvement; wafer ao gas
green h0uses and grapGes ru' and Vegetables Adoe5s
stating real naulo. 7. o. Ij0x i,5o1, n. !.
rEO LET at Flushing-A frst-class HOUSE
iD reflect order complete 81 every requirement us tho
best hoisos in this city largo csrT!2gohouse hi spacious
grounds 1900. . r.neo~.e q, n,u..st
RIO LET OF LEASE Of a low rent-A coun-
Try place one mile Hudson River Eailioad station
gpd a. nsteg iT0a 4Z1tt 2Sih ST. dcp0s WIN iahd.
Outbnildings &c. Als0 1inai COrTAGE near we above
Apply 10 GUSTAV - ,, D4 4,s
G1l0 TO RENT at NOTwaik, Conn, the
q lOOs place known Home lawn pieasanty situated
slightly elevated ground, comprslnR com
UOl0ug house saiD ana other ontDnidngs "n sU"ut Mo
aclcs g.iden avn fruit Sci house contains tolr
c Ia vi'hin tifec nnuter
depCts Post Ohie sch9oi< anu
The most bcantliu
Possession given Immediately FAiNhA@' blSioF q w.
Broad
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Monday, April B. 1876
Tho two following legal auction sales were
.ade At the Exchange saesroom to-day;
''"N PIE L. Laurence ca. ,oo
leae o. Ipsed May 1868, term Il years 40 ooO
H0lls'ei.--'''' IN Nm. Kennedy. .-oo
four story brown stone front e h1lsS s lot 26x9s9;
Abraham lauIe@Ce....'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
Dusiness Chance.

DOST-TRhDERSHIP FOR SALE,
At AZ cstsbalri Since company py't on Tie frontier
Address. With reference. UINEN LEWIS.
Y. o. BOX $751; -. PAU, Ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04

4 AUNDREoS-By a young woman as nrst-
class iaundfoss flutes pu5 psishe,, &C. and can ds az
cires nn-rEsi m superior siye can
inu undoubtei reference from present EMPLOY VINO an
.tfr.s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
Gorgrs. Carriages, harnrso, &r.

a ILIIUN IIVVOI vi NTtNII' UVIi4ND Wy
IA (Iato Johnston A. Van Tas,'ll
OFFICE, 81 LIBEETYSfp
Evening Post Build!Dc.D - - -
THE HORSE AND CARhlAGE bhANCH OF OUR
IIoisE 10 TO- ~, %, and - THIRTEENrUSfp
near University place
THE .nes vii De conducted precisely the bamc strict
ar o0Tne principles which always cEIacrrized iho
deue- OF our house the respect and conhdtnoo OF
Tie business Community, well ~ tie Iuhnc ~ lH a.,
REGULAR SALES EVERY TT fbAH AND il'lDAi,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Eptrles for ,a,s may be made through the maii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04

TOR SALE-A coy, wcll-buit, three-stOTy
L stoop brown stone HOUSE l6S1IjI 90 teet with
evv hunrOys plenty Of closets, good dry cellar aud
beautiful ssrleD below Central PsrE. Price l2oc.
wa" OWNER BOX 1924 PostOEce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04

NURSE. &c.-A respectable woman as nurso
/ 10 an Invalid chrmbcr pam sewer NAn
be seen 81 No. 500 MsdlsOua!o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-04
ovr1c1AL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSfhi'S

ANr,lha
ARTIFICIAL, RECORD OF REAL ESTATE 'hA1'0' LAW
NETWORK CTrr. -. r,.o
pouleyard cor 7lstst l2OSAlo0 'onh " 80" e5l 900
to AngA cor 2ds 25s1i76 Sarah LIVER
20 John sley. Of Diyi.ionst iex5eI rregu mo-
46fhs . IS 70 Of Gro.q r1y ominal
25s Il o ,S cam ss 'oisO 10000
Hudson rs IT 8 % aPIist Nominal
Ave - r. of OF 7s W., No wv 10000
h Seh lsSI acpo9s 70 WHJ uooS. 9d;Io ai 'OO
l$5ht zQ5S T. t ., F,E,i,.r Teabrook 49, 5000
Elmsts 90 Is -, o 81 Ses to Jas mcGto.. 1880
2dayc 252ft T. o. lo!'h st. 500
i5hst 2.s ~, =, # ef s, 5ie"Sy 5000
2jaye 2; q. I '% IV'n'N Nominal
Jos So 1t1 s s Ssi and vie 10 Jas B.Sop 1900
l25esss: 9S = Nj. Il s anil y oS Ss 1900
LeTo sl9s and II sh.Ssnd 10 syvesiTo g6. 1890
6Sdst 81 as CIs N Tr5w $1,000
5sds s.9s ~ q 6ih'ss, loo s,.6 5$isis
ISIS teof 7tha's, l.sIlCo3i siso, SSI ISS +
4676 :: Of e'ha'e iohiVo1, -. Nominal
1s & 5T ,Iis. Ey err, y collin @Gss So,n,
45ths $S u fo 81 enc: timpi6G Nominal
llsthst ~ 20 sre o. 5000
2dayt Gs s5 IN I ii Of 81 's $3.50
F 70 Hssy q G6 ST. 2.49o winerton to
JnO May --'''' ''-''''' II !, ,sgs.
s.bave No sO2 years; Valentine Spies to Charles ,co
s SI So ss yea Ci.its Krnes,r Charles
East Af BSevsy, 10 I53 5ca5 waiicn'O
Pinces 49,, years CHARLES HART to Katharine ooo
I6aeisii 5 Y SAVAGE Deputy ReristeF
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TWO frst-class thrce-stOry 4 No. 1 HOUSES
qrd lots near Mt Morris PARK pleasantest location in
Hare ma 10 BOUGHT al b1rgsiai large part may
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I AUNDRESS--A young woman wishes some
gentlcmenl family washing; easy terms eo' lsta'e-
8.
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Gelu tanteo

VHTANTED.-A Protestant woman IS wanteu
w az LAUNDsEss. Aprly al Al West 2Sdse
nAIRY WORK, &c.--Wanted, man i ana
VITO or single ssry snd other -erA .. a
I'm on Hong Island Atxrese apply al as west -o'N'"
,n,day ana Tuesday evening. after q o CLOCK
NxTAETED.-A frst-class man, thoroughx aS
w win a. Paper Stationery trade
the c,Intry whs can tuish re'ertnss LAM
Character aud capacity. md a ntuauoh W SNN-s
iNTEGRITY Tribune ONCE. with refarences
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=, SH1 cor OF i03dst, Harlem River x hiock
20 49,, Norton Collin and wife 20 PARK Collin Soni
80 /, $40 IL e Of 1ithRve, ls.J1lOO.3 JSs ID
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rlNO LET-The lower part OF 426 Yves
lStls consisting OF two Easements two pators, ans
two room. third aoori bath gas hot ard cold water
Ipqu!rc on premises
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no CAPITALISTS.

ITO CAPITALISTS.
The following list Of property 10 offered fer - IL by
nor resident close trust account, VIZ y 90 Ja
clS5s four tory zstOop mouse - Ieet woe y
60 auc finished two yesrs nsveT occup cabnct woI- MT
To nStTes located between 5JtG ad tJ' sS sd
nrsr Central P1ce has 0osn $4,000 1cc nov" SUI
OOJ-poes.hiy better.
-four stCry hi-hstJoY, brown stone; f8lOOJ
Grand Egu, syaId Ds.wesE 11h 16tsts al bargain
Nc LOG SOth l.. hFhspcp broWH-siCne, lhfc s'NTT
ISl1IOJ moeru Improvements, -ss fixtures &C. tiJJ
sch st.. cOIAcr l. GiuEio$'c, lJSltv luite
st0y soop stono; all Improve nclts SZbOOp
No 92S 4.ave, TO otth'G. -91.0 foal story, iJh
siO1p. brown $4,000. .. ~. -
S25 southwest cOifer OF 6ttesl 40 iout
stOrl, high st5e2, brown stone; $4,000.
No l34 E@lt ll.tAst, l7xIOJ. threes:ory L!shatoop
No III E.,l G.hst 1715c. three story, hghstoop
Ne Ss5 Ia. i2t,sl double tenement, Ohio stone; good Of
10 y I.7t ST. three Story hglstoop, brown stone,
10 s. Es. i4s;bs about 2sx1Oo, story hghstooD
eotLsss Sls 90.
stone shout I7IlUO. $1,000 49, - n
Terls cay For g.ruculsrs. AK II ONIR MQEGA- No.
PlDest, o. HOPKINS 4 CAEHINGIcN, NO. East &Zds!.
(2SSD
STH-AYE.-$55,0 GO will buy (only $1,000
~ cas) gen u li0U ~ IN tho avenue 45uist ok
tl15l. Apply ~ No. Last 4Jt1oI
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vsls AZ" e"sosnr ~ GthsTe Sey1 o 2; also, SD.
%. ~ soys TT OF 6thsve SsI100.5 also. bdst
s197 n eoi 7th.a,s, lcSxlQO.3i slso, 39d-h, :;
I576 Z: Of etha'e, lsAloo'oi sAN'S ~ NJ
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TTO IFT-PARIOR FLOOR and BASE
MFNTSS at 222 East ISthst. hct~een 81 and 81 ayes
oil directions Of the oit - cars no 'hiHFeA II
I 10. hougo
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eopt0p aud Others 10 kgncs SIN son - 'V
,,Stbst $50 n Of Sd-sve. 25I l0O.3; JnO Z GlH' q
ing and vito 10 C2rklop CroEus ~ o.
% S1s rs II II OF I17tlst 2j1lOo; Jas II ray o
ATSc,v COZ Of Gih'sJ, 2.190; VIM Winterton to .
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| Tl1O LET-Part of house on 3d-avc., consist
ing Of ~ rooms together separate 10 two small ami
lies adults pant is taken care Of by o"lef Apply 81