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The New York herald., 1876-01-21
THE TWEED CIVIL SUITS.


The jury obtained TO try the million suit
against Tweed, appeared in court yesterday before
Judge wesbrook The latter briefly addressed them
on their duty jurors and then discharged them until
Monday morning at halfpsst ten O'Clock, when the
trial will begin The following is list OF the jury -
John Taylor j. Norton William 2. Douglas, Samuel
j. Davis, Gordon Norrie, Emil Oebernan, John II.
CHswer, Robert X Davis Charles Collins Arthur
Peabody julius Catin, Frederick W. Khinelander and
Adolph Hallgarten.
In the afternoon the elsors, ex-Judge Peabody and
Mr. George s. Babock appointed to draw q new
struck Jury In the So coo 600 suit against Tweed in
She County Clerks Office, and selected the following
gentlemen
Albert r. Day, Charles II Hartman, John Mott,
John II. Reed John " Bradley, James " Con
stable Fred w. Downer, Charles Ely Henry F..
lawrence James NJ Mills, Edward Otthout Daniel
Parish Jr James r. Souier, Edmund Thompson,
FREDERICK X. Townsend Theodore =. Vail, George c.
Whitmore George w Carlton, Edward Hicks Carrie,
John H. Bentley, William L. jenkins, Jri Alfred
Pcll william l.. Strong.
TwEEp's REcooN2ANCRs
Some considerable time occupied yesterday by
tho supreme Court General Term Judges listening 10
the argument the appeal from Judge Donohuc s
order declaring forfeited the recognzances OF Charles
Dcvlm and A. b Sands, surcties for William NJ Tweed
In the various criminal indictments found against him.
Mr Dudley Field appeared on behalf OF the surcies
and District Attorney Phelps IN opposition. SutEtRn
iially the same argument made as ia tho original
motion in tho Court OF oyer and TeTmiuer to declare
the rccognlzances forfeited The Court took the
papera
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ALBANY, JAN 70, 1915
The following Is the calendar OF the Supreme Court
General Term, for Friday, January 21:-Nos 26 CO.
81, go 1o2 so, 81 81, IS, g. IS, no. III, 81, 1913
1876 127, 12S, l31, 132 and l33
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SEAMEN'S READING ROOM.

The reading rooms Of the New York Port Society for
soamen, at No. 46 Catherine and No. 27S Madison
streets record 81 SIS visits during the past year.
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THE EXEMPT FIREMEN's FUND.

Al the annual meeting of the Association Of Exempt
Firemen held few evenings since Mr.. John g. Giles
was reelected as Treasurer Of the Exempt Fremens
Benev volcnt Fund Mr.. James Y. Watkins Jr, was
elected Treasurer Of the association.
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LARCENY FROM THE PERSON
rFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.

THE krv. lrR. THOMPSON DEcrzRED INSANE AND
SENT TO AN ASYLUM.
Drs. Elliott and Smith examined yesterday the Rev
John James Thompson, who arrested on Wedncs.
day on charge Of indecently sssauitng young lady
lis insanity was established, and the criminal charge
having been withdrawn. Mr. Thompson was committed
20 the Bloom ngdale Asylum Tor the insane. ne mas
been an Inmate OF that institution before, MS hts OF IN
sanity being periodical on one occasion thompson
astonishod bis trends by his sudden marriage Win
lady in Orange county his birthplace and his fight TO
Europe day or two after On reaching the ether SIDE
~ Atlantic he refused 70 leave he steamer and re
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COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM.
nv Judpa Rohinson
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Gildcrsleeve.
MRS. MEHnroN's VISITORS.

MRS. MENTIONS VISITORS.
On the 18th OF October Mrs. c. Mehrton, living at
No. II Montgomery street. left her apartment on the
FIRST floor 10 show the store beneath TO intending
tenant, and returning found the apartments in a
state OF confusion trunks, drawers and wardrobes
being broken open and about $500 worth of wearing
apparel and iewery gone, burglars having effected
entrance from the rear OF the premises Officers Null
lens and Daniels subsequently arrested Daniel Crow
ley, William Adams and William Hayes, in whose pos
session found portions OF the stolen property and
pawn tickets representing the greater part OF the re-
mander. Adams pleaded guilty, and sent TO State
Prison, and Hayes who turned States evidence,
used by District Attorney Bell on the trial Of Crowley,
tcstying that the jewery and pawn tickets found on
his person had been given him by the latter. Crow
ley, who Is painter and lived At No 62 Montgomery
street. found guilty of receiving stolen goods and
sentenced by Judge Glderseeve TO two years and
six months In Sing Sing.
THEY DID NOT BELIEVE HIM.
James Murphy, who is q notorously bad character,
well known TO the residents OF the upper part Of the
island although ofhghly respectable connections
placed on trial. charged with stealing 81 25 from the
change pocket of William H. sco6eld, conductor on
the Morrisaua Railroad OF which line Murphys father
was formerly superintendent Murphy denied the
thet but beng OF bad character the jury did not be-
heve him, and found verdict OF petit larceny on
which ho was sentenced by Judge Gildcrseeve 10 six
months IN the Penentisry He was also sentenced TO
further term OF ono year in the same institution hav-
ing ON "Wednesday pleaded guilty to indictment for
assaulting Officer Heinz Of the Thirty. third precinct
while the latter endoavoring to arrest him for
larceny.
DOG FIGHTERS IN TROUBLE.
John Cutlery proprietor Of the premises No 70
Montgomery street, together with John Cochran Nor
ris Fitzgerald, John White, Matthew Manning, Peter
Eagan, James Fitzgerald and Willism Watson, who
wero arrested by the officers OF Mr. Berghs society and
the police officers OF the Seventh precinct for carrying
on dog fight Gulery's premises on the 18th inst,
all called up for arraignment and pleaded not
guilty.
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DOG FIGHTERS IN TROUBLE.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
ATTEMPTEp pURoLARY.

Charles Sailor, OF No. 212 East Eighteenth street.
held in ST. 0oo TO answer for burglariousy entering
the liquor saloon OF T. p Corrigan No as Eighth
nue. and attempting 10 carry away $4,000 worth OF
liquors and cigars.
GRAND LARCENY.
On wednesday last Jane Van Hoesen, OF No 15s
West Eighteenth street, called on Leah Mullhoand of
No 154 West Eighteenth street, and asked for ten
cents While Mrs. Mullholland went TO purchase
drink Jane decamped with watch chain and breast
min valued at 500 She took the watch and chain TO
William Connor's liquor store, No 1872 West Nineteenth
street who gave her bottle OF liquor and Sill Jane
goods
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GRAND LARCENY.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterbourg
THE usJRY LAW

On March 10 last Ellick Pullock, Of No. 35S West
Twenty sixth street. discounted note Of s77s for b.
Hocksiadcr at the rate OF twelve per cent interest
subsequently he had the note discounted at the Ger
mauia Bank. In May Pullook failed and made an
ssgnment and when the note fell duo in June he
unable 10 pay It, Suit was brought against hm IN the
Marine Court and during the trial the fact ELECTED
that he had violated the usury laws. Judgment was
given against him, but as the bank officials were hone.
less OF ever securing the money they resolved to have
redress by proceeding against him crimnally He was
yesterday held in 81 900 FOR examination.
LARCENY FROM THE PERSON
Anthony Fay and LOWS Kruz were hold in s2 500
each for stealing watch and chain from John sasso
Of No 2Ss East Tenth street. whilo the latter was
rong up First avenue, at late hour on Wednesday
night
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EcoNTMuED ON NINTH PAGEl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-25

RIL II EAD DS. LErTERHEAD DS
IA dg and cards. printed at the SENTINEL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-25
Election Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN TUESDAY. the
7th day of November, 1875,

AT the Courthouse. in Eureka Precinct No.
2 in the county Of Eureka, az election will be
held for State, county and township officers,
to-wit:
Three Presidential Electors, Member of
Congress, ono Judge of Supreme Court dong
term, one Senator dong term. one senator
short term, four Assem- hlylncn. Sheriff,
County Treasurer. County Clerk, Codnty Re-
corder, County Assessor, Dintrict Attorney,
Public Administrator, County Superinten-
dent Of Public Schools, one County Commits
sioner (long term, one County Commissioner
short term, one Justice of tho Peace for
each township, one Consta ble for each town.
ship. three School Trustees for each School
district. and County Surveyor.
And lhat all election tickets or ballots for
the ensuing General Election, in the county Of
Eureka, State of Nevada, be printed or writ
ten on good quality of white book paper,
and that said tickets be by 10 inches in sizes
which election will be open at o'clock in the
morning, and will continue open until q
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.
lnspectors-B. +. McEwen, w. ii. Stowell,
Robert Gibson.
Dated this 10th day Of October, A. D. 1876.
+. II. HARMON,
Clerk Of the Board Of County
Commissioners
BY l.. M0LINELLI,
ocll-td Deputy Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
Nu,tiou Sales of Real G5idle.

NXECUTOR'' SALE OF THE ESTATE OI
- T. L. LOT NSr'itY. dcctaae- ne i' oN ~ ii"i+it
situated o. the de o. Clinton ave. about 100 feet Loiih
0f IallyDl cayC. BroO4lyn y. T. no, =. ,,.,,...
~ e.. tifOI ,tuNi'e -NI .F't ~ Iiii'i
sf 0,u~ fun los 251I0' Cp-t m Lard tuW' hhn c"sI
er.d ciep being F r0B Jess tlnn cnst go former o." y
me main use Al iei inches by 20 eri, trr or
li~h vfn tile basement aud cellar ihr t.tr'f" is wv
vithatt basement uud cellar ~" ron - ,"H
.lO.e double coiu.nsd brown hi"Hc IMup ai" wv
brown bay Hinfo.s ihc sii'9 ana 60 "I. i.n w
Win flo fla.cIDa front bricks aHd b~h si"ho ii
ming The isid. e,mcnts have ~ tir lml", ,i''
bco y nc s.ass dwellings. Cost o nous" ih W fl'
cit cond ion. S39.3lO .-....t..
The stable Oh Ha1oas IS 20 feet by "5 tf' tNo s.ol's
hich and faced mp with kaaburg fpnt lf'tA. ~ i'ii'l
or there are for single STALLS ona box sa lArge htih,'
f0o1 carriage on de-, also, water cesrt, wH- htr, &C
Tie ct rr 0rJ b. rrd and finished H hard wor'
tenement lusutd M thc second story, aNhS 'h'" I'""
ana lHrgr panlrIts Cost 0i stable, 81 90. ,-
IN ro:trly csigIoi f M inish'iy - lIi chs
dwclir aHdfs app rlments are Of iie veg :. & me-
eruiors l~ thaf ih property one oI ne 'si u
Brooklyn moi o.y i,int of CONSTRUCT , Dt Us & io,o
II b. soil cheap cihrf ~ ita tit lI
tanpe eof "a the option "i iiI'has !.
nm easy Afry tiLer OF the following eAec"pls OF
.Idf... tlox ..O.O ostplICe. NcN-10ii ..
eeid n vu he enaro,l NJ auci on on TUESDAY.
Apnl8 r. d Dirniatr 20 .Ic ~; - ,i'", 80
r. l. Poherts Architect; Jas. Lock- Mason r. d. NOfIlA
Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
OPTICAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


HSbsSrs o 70 Years - 900
o. "a ave yssr a ~,s 70 5000
Lei o. ANN gtS ayes SS Me,y Years 700
iisas 81 Sun "a e72s
IT. Of st ave-. 1 y X,sa wears n..e anu 5000
DesRHes ' sn Nie 70 1850
SSn ave yesrs a. 20 ~ia i'e.a'ey 4soo
Ssas,. I'ss Si Iss isssss ss note. sa 1900
and Fax = :. 70 years ear ls.' 1000
Ssss Of ~ so4Ss en- sn' 70 600
soi Gin 4 sasd w.,rdS we 200
isa s st. q aS Ave me sI" Years ~ loss7
st. o. St srs I As' yssrs s " sooO
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
SIMMONS Uln,e)-- INIlcs.

4 ADYEGTlSENENTS FOR TIE NEW-
= NOiT rIIaUNE WILL EE RECEIVED TTnE Up
a. H. NJ, r.,tr ;,irisf eor ii,i ave- 7Go rbri.
ave.. eor. lolty se' nst, 20 90 iiA GIN uffi.t: ~"
-l,'sa savings Blus Bu.mna) u9 t. a.. az regular
le.rc r~t.4
AN houc,f boy, aged rs, wishes 10 WORK
y ~ STORE Gc. ,Nc.cnt rr''i acaa. 1858 loii ave
YOUNG MAN - years Of ace wants some
drcent D.t'i 'iN 81 H. 10Y q & .l ci, '
A USEFUL Man lcoicrcd), rs Coac,,,man and
y rlnicor. is .T'r r,'ens, and f. "ii 81 cal
wIits a,i c-n ior,r, CIR, aaii tnI oHi -.., .
ia' I,,} ~ ~ 5oistr, 3.' i:i ,a.s y' o.
I YOUNG nam. thoroughly conpct'u,, wishes
y afnon 100 ,rii9E OF Erjsoiy % n"1'' " ''i % ~, i'A
ss,. 'r,,lrapa,i s'iry r~iur mod rate Al res' H.
4 GARDENER OF ability viii bc di'cncaeed
y ur o. of slarcl. rn,r.t,n's DE 'aro's lr,aea.s
t.,.i hy t'e f'at+ DO lf'-. - '''' i'". ..i't &
V JIG .s 500. - ,'r,ardt,i
4 USEFUL MAN Chm9manl.- Understand
- l r. '@' .., s"t "''@ .. '' [ ,, l coi,r, .o
..,.'.a Easlsl. AZ IiiE rHoIE,INAr BUHEAt. Ias
NOACHAY-A Frcnch c,aehn1n, with inst
1 ,I4.. urrserp' op'' roal. mist ''a wants h'i+
flJtCiNAN.--A situation Wantrd as coach
= .ar 20 - y' amy 60. a. c.,u .,, i 'I e, o ,,..g T
.l' Cd s,ais, J. S.,r.,; d. d.. {, ii.i :I,i %.
H0ACIWNN'. SITUATION WANTED 10y
= ara,it.. w. % c'.r m y. ',a , ] W. . 90 . ..,,, ,."
i,- lar.. b-st rc.,r.oc. Adlr.-s s.. I. D.S $50 -.
lubano Cfaee.
NOACIMtN. GARDENER, &c.-Hy single
= Iro",talt man. s,a %, yrnr~ ro can carr ' 'nl
li.e Mn. d,c :. j. . sli ,rgrtiule All oull in.er
gt.rn.t. I'd r,p JnisniJ'ote CA az tAhfEN i4'h"'
NDACHNAN and GROON.-A thoroughly
= coaii tuaa tro cstart s roieAna' ana 'n ,nr4
hir g riif, rh1r~f %. ecniie 49, gi,i s 60 N@l'i @
ss1 ne ,H,a ,, g. irc S' Ad r.s Vs. iI Tribune Cp
town Ohcc lJi br'd .".V.
TOOTMAN or rGROOM.-As fooman or groom;
nets a,,n >, y and sltis.S
TEILMER. GARDENER, and USEFUL NhN.
A Respectable single Young nan 'S2 ll'ih 'esr'Di
/. Nil io max IN c!i usril irrni.h good rcercnro
Apply atODELLH 100 "cot 3ita'si.
EARMEE, GARDENER aud USEFUL, and
,, r.i S1' 1,, 20, Co., NAN ooi .ricr rsru mls sc
@. oDHLLS. 100 West "ith"i ----
CAENfFR (exuciicnccd)- )--DAlRY, POULTRY,
ir,rr , l. 'rgeir1 IA every dtnir..arnt farming ch
~ cfo soct nachincry &C. has acei ~ or'nal io ey
best rocoIme niAons Cal ~ CAEPN Iti" lO' '"'h a'"'
near 9thzt
EARDENER-By II married man. with a
IL sma. fay rro osisnt, trsianGs al a9odi gren n
bon bone rs M % at4 azure sni, se H., er.nce HdrSss
J. O.. Trba.c Uptown oihoe, LIS hFo'a"ay. --
DORTER, DRIVER and USEFUL.-A re-
spec,ab.r gie young would hso place ~ O. or
country store hotel or would ate pa 49,, Ar as 3 ,a xspy
bcsi rc cfcncc. Apply at oDELL's, ioe West 3i,hsi.
TSEFUL MAN and WIFE, Swedish.-For
~ farm work. garden. cattle mikins hnn nscii VIC &
god rcic6riocs At The F:oTEsTISr BUREAU. i3s 9th
WAITER and USKFUL.-A German young
w man. who understand, his dpilea thoroughly as waiter
In pyalf family world NE p'se In cry or c, so1,I ,lu
good reference Apply at ODELLo, tU9 "os' S'tNFL
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
Ee9Gl Nontcs.

C0IrRT or COMMON PLEAS, CITY and
Z 60. ,T-y UF NEA.luuk -TEtDiAANbNl. .llbt.l.
t,f. Il9intla araiust HENRY Ni.G. GEuE6E knBE :,
W4t'Y AAN Ill. 20 sI aud IS lila . q. NAN bEt
l.0I-r h.r hu-b lni. EdANuhL y: ANGI.l s~ a'i-. OF
o. " Ham g.. Van li'l i"ta haht
f.lui H. IAN q. C,SNf ft .arfin GO tly anh 'i!
~ Ncw. YtrS, ard JufN AhiNhAtp end WILLIAM A. W.
-rTW 2. ftf id9nfS N lu olr ni H'
I-, 60 ils defendants aN.r ntnri IN are ltr f sum
monte nf rfirio lu answer tue compliant 10 is acii"n
c which tofs herewith Uri ur"f y0. aud tr rtf t
COZ l ,anr answer io The sli complaint oh Soc eiaDll
al of rr No Clauu,r- stf.rt Arf N'te iii w thl
tYiy aays after srrrr Lcfoi rNcHr t' oi tie dy 81
faI 90 answer TIE roul ll1int Nn
10 mf af rtsgid thr pntn ths ariin. Nih fY . '
Co.ft l1r tbr rti . deitudr! n tire c'nrliHDairl Nov"
Noik. 18th fBtf .trr. - ID.
IG~ f...ii 1891 - I.SIIfIM. P1rt ns ft"r ry
The cnuul.ni n above entitled action hir in ire
airc o th, 90 g. NJ tr Cplrt Corn.i 10 as "a ihe 60
Of . its 90 November, !0s'
JUsl...H Bfll.t.rIIfIN
aiS IaWGwTu illinui - Attorney
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
Geaehcrs.


LRENCH, Spanish, and German thoroughly
h TAUGHT by Prof JULES WONDEi.MAN, No. ~.
Toaway between S2d Adults enabled O.
verse in Children taught by an oay mc'h0d
Terms Sl2 per quarter
ADY TEACHER WANTED for Piano
Music French and In glish IN New Jersey. lntcrT ew
81 Eares Hotel Canal AID Centrests, on sAIOh
IA '-0'H' wa - PRINCIPAL
yVEACHERS supplied with schools, and schools
with teachers. al tle EDJgAIiONAL, II ~ is.AI -
Union square. ANNA EANDAlI-D4i-iii1 -4''"7o'.-
FTNEACHERS WANTED for Spring vacancies
schools aal Accidents; Mha4l ia,r.i%,en % I',in I'm ~
every state: salaries 500 TO $3.50. For aricis al res
AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION" 7S1 Bro4lHay, \. 4.
V1EACHER WANTED.
4 A PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG LADY,
10 ng SOPRANO In a small church on -abb'ths, =,
aud during the teach - i-u % ahc1ts tolnhi,
win French Drawing iHg ladies al tei ioh ~
fs country can learn advantageous otr y iei ieltI
0nccs are aJI Ioved Address GRAY, lfipune om,e
yXANTFD-An English TEACHER Tor hoys
school Just opened hoard and small COMPENSATION h
with IIivogc oi ies5Jns tisehheit
Azores l. ". e.. Tribune Uptown Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
Sales tn Auriion.

A. MgGWiN Auctloucsr
ybY BANGS, MLkWiN 4 Co, G16 Broadway,
Sd near Bond si-~ars NJ Eo0as. works ~ hIt SC, &C.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 23 a valuable lHHOLo"itAL
LIBRARY.
NOTICE.-E. 4. LAWUENt r. a. Co, Auc-
~ uone.f., ~ sell at te xchanE' sa.,o,m ~ boa &
ulv ISDAN, 1fh ~ arcb. y H. u ~ O'Clock u h"
rp 10 collect aai frain al wici may @clu i'
tir uy N,s4s 81 moe ihlh ito ions
b'eu %. certain and Bulslea- owned hy tr corpora
finn. The O. E,c'Hd. copios 1oi
sar al NO. CITY IIaL. ?. ~. WALL.
JACOB s. l.,rfRVELT,
ilESlI =. DiMtCk,
Comm ss.0ncrs Of Docks
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Monday, Feb el 1876.
The market for desirable property shows
signs OF increasing ACTIVITY. On the second o. his month
Mr. Josiah JeS purchas foreclosure sale tour lots
the northeast corner Of Fthavc. and Nncy-sccono-s
for $40 $50 and last week he offered and refused
S3iOOOO for The plCt 81, 20,
Onc lot 2jXlOO on Fifth-aye 2j feet south OF ESh-
fi,f-st was sold for S2l 800, cash. few days snc
Tpe fo'i wing foreclosure sales were communicated al
the Exchange SIlesroOln
By J.. H. LUflOW & Go.
i 3stoY brick store. with lot, no tchiit ljhst-
pccty pccts a q sli.l Racine = ~ .'........ S64 0
Bg T. H.. LGeseace & C0.
brick tenements. with lots, W OF s'haNc To
OF 5Jlh each lot NSy Ahofo" aOiei .f"O.1V
By HsnGnS & IN re-.
'Sy 'y OF SIs 1ot &jx75, = G~rcnhe - $500
~ 4. j. Itec -kcT, Son, & %.
story brick tenement, with lot, cf East hitst 80
2G5 fw OF dave lot 25xi022; Oppenhelmer slO,OcO
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
OPTICAL RECORD OF REAL EsrArE TRANSFER,


KEw-YORK
ROhinson-st n 3. between Washington and Wesi,sts,
s1gOi' mann o'Ao' ~,"! So. So 900
sit s ss iSI II " Of 5tha,e "a xiOO5 le,sclod;
M,Psayt j. CO. rtenay 70 Abort Nctisr ..... 27CO)
O'i De ~c5 ;1ast 10 Nm n nseray 7OO0o
Connolly 10 Cbnreh Of sacred Heart Nominal
Adef and husband 10 Conrad wadeck 80. 1880
to- fst I" Mn, a Pond ..... $4,000
Iag.and S1ssud 10 Mortimer W Billings Nominal
CnrlssOplerst. q, 1913 IL OF WaveiIey place, 4oV
Brssln ................... Nominal
Cedar ST. no I4l 4OA IL OF WasliugtOns st 29.6xj4;
Nsnus ~ -. - -. ....... Nominal
Nsuhans 10 Charlotte Ahiysrs .-........ -. 5000
UBeasave, O. l3J 1t Ot Iiht0naye. 2JXl2J t24th 80
Mardl sarah Nolan Ia jacob Mitchell OI0
bingham to Msry sullivan ........ 10000
wife 20 McbaoI Canuin CHAM .-.-.-.-... 1900
ne schafer and vile 70 Alexander Blum -. -. :. 4775o
32d .st. A A 2O42 II " oil 6thaye, 2Ol Jz959 David
Tbouson 10 1corge W Brooas omlDl
Emma Toy 10 Mary picksri. ....... ..... Nominal
Tr ~ SSd risreo. 70 chas lOIoO
Wm rsier.e TO id~aI ornns 81 100
berg s5d n W s fe 10 HfreI senset 49,750
Blown WI 10 John Tnten 1000
JeaersoIIsse s. 100 II " Il Wtlliamsbridge road 80
aager Stew stevens 1'u' Wv. s. 700
(OfeAil J. Y. SAyAGk, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
Gouees ano farms rUan!eo.

DROPERTY OWNERS can secure desirable
tenants Iv plac ng their hOns,a my hands X GAlil,
lral TrIae Broker 23s Broadway, corner Jlss' uhdor
GTana HOlel.
DEAL ESTATE. ...o,.. ..,
IL WANTED, tlireesiOTy. high stoop HOUSE. In good
location 90 feet width 4,h and ron sts I"ih "a
10 ai aves 3sth TO JSths sts from 9Th 10 shaVeH
piC p0vners need only to address T. e. Tribune oGlce
WANTED 10 RENT-HOUSES of all classes
w and s1Cs and ESPECIALLY o he medium range A. have
applicants waiting ioi o lat'o'' "oAu
10 JCsIAlI JEX, No 1920 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
Real Gsidlc Go Exchange.

EXCHANGE for good FARM or country resi- y
H. deuce deslrabe lrown.stone dwelling. occupied by
owner on he finest street Brooklyn convenient to ferries
and ears J. o. HOlT. III BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22

NTNSTTTUTE especially for YOUNG BOYS.
n y TiNDs A. a.. Hampstead, L. l. 500 per year
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on n farm
~ "A miles from New-York So per week for board wash
- ration and the comforts OF q country home
~, 49, 49, ~ Mrs. II. &. MORRElI,
AUIo"o Manhasset /. /.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
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lst. To- fo irtaarcl
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a Nos are se,onl 10 toue priees unicf,',. Con.
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fr,, hes, masrrs New aAI secondhand Pane, TO reaL
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l j Brplrury oncI Their spentd FlANHFokik' At low
prre AMI monthly payments at IL East litsI Also
sui!its AMERlCAN OkfAN,.
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rIuckcrinra Steuwa.'s other Plnos ana Oryars low
for casl ias,alliuents AMI tpr rche
New-York tribune., 1876-02-22
.ii!ua,,ous Uan.e)-- femJ.es.

take the entire charge Of an
infsnt from iri h good objection % ts
country yar and 10 months ely reference tah OF 3D.
B 4. law
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
The Children.

In answer to the questions, How shall
our farmers keep their children near them ?
How can we discourage the influx of unneces-
sary-nay, burdensome population into the
cities ?" ScriJner's Monthly replies "By
making agricultural society attractive. Fill
the farmhouse with books and periodicals
Establish central reading-rooms, or neigh
berhood clubs Encourage the social meet
ings of the young. Have concerts, lectures,
improvement associations. Establish a
bright, active social life, that shall give
some significance to labor. Above all, build
as far as possible in villages 1t is better
to go a mile to ones daily labor than to
place ones self mile away from neigh
Dor. The isolation of American farm life
is the great curse of that life, and it falls
upon the women with hardship that the
men cannot appreciate, and drives the edu-
Gated and enterprising young away"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-12-27
lIangOIds.

Mangold beets are good crop to raise for
cattle, and fifty tons per acre is a fair yield,
though seyenty-three tons have been re-
corded, where plenty of sea kelp had been
used. Salt is good fertilizer for beets, also
for carrots and cabbages. Good green COW
manure is none too strong for Mangolds, as
they are gross feeders. They must be gath
cred before hard frosts, aud the tops removed
without cutting. Beets make good food for
store hogs and they will live upon them
alone all winter. A vast amount of food for
animals can be grown on an acre planted to
Mangolds. Probably the most valuable beet
of this class is the improved variety known
as Lanes Sugar Beet. But very fine sort,
good keeper and easy to harvest, is the
Yellow Globe Mangold. The seed should be
planted in hills, fourteen inches distant in
the rows, and the rows far enough asunder
for horse cultivation.