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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

TIE WEATuER.-rhe weather today has
.gaiu been intensely cold, the thermometer at
seven clock this morning standing at SIX de-
grces below zero. Daring the day the tempe
nature rose somewhat, out has remained below
the freezing point, and will doubtless go low
again tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

CROWDED ALwAYs-seling dry goods very
cheap. Back and colcred cashmereS, the widest
double width, soc; double width black alpaca
25c; large hlacsets 81. 80. Cartcr'S 'O' Market
Spacc, Washington. d. &. il VT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

Do net suffer from violent cramps. You eau
Ia4 inSlaAt ,cl,et by using W. +. Creighton 5
Extract OF Jamaica Ginger. No family shouts
II Without H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

IAl, is 10 apology Tor whiskcy i,iokine; it Is
u.ea;crc he, cauuct be used to lntox'ca'e;
Il lrvGrarS tonic effect, a., vel rs acts as a
caihar;!c IL tact, Simmons Liver Regulator
!s trNncuaced an uneXceptiCnable medicine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

Look cut for cold weather and don't catch
cold. tu, ii you do, nothing will meet tue re
Iuremeats of your situation As well as Dr.
Hul:'s Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

.ss- ATTENTION, SUS-TEe ICED annual
Meeting OF the San Fire Company will be held
ut their hail 10. night, at O'Clock. An election
OF officers 20 serve for tho ensuing year will DO
neld. It'll G, B.. DEEToN, Socty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

The INDICTMENT AGAINST THE MAYOR
The Indictment for assault and battery against;
Mayor .iohusau was set for trial this morning.
tut OWING 10 some misunderstanding ABOUT
counsel, the icleadan. was not ready, and the
ease was postponed until to morrow. DR..
johnson will BE- defended by Albert Stuart,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

GAS Cut OrF.-Owing to break 10 the
main pipe, on Washington street, the gas Will
be cut off lo.moyrow from eight o'clock in The
morning until four 10 the afternoon, while The
Necessary repairs arc made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

SLElGuISG.-Everything that can we'll be
patched up in the shape of . sleigh has been
:.c;. uruu our streets in the past few days. All
:, he cyuutry people come to town III s'elghS,
an: i:o21 cayly mora until late at night The air
% The srcets is resonant with the jingle Of the
sleigh bells. The deep SOW is becoming packed
,!owu, and the SIcigHiug is good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04
Kent 81 Neale, D. q. ian 3-w4W

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst Mr.
~ JULIAN T. BURKE is authorized to
sign our firm name to drafts and endorsements
of drafts, notes and checks for collection in the
usual course of banking and brokerage bust
less, and we do hereby consider all Of his legal
acts in the above premises as binding upon Us
on and after this date January ., 1877
jan aim BURKE IL HERBERT
TXECUTORS NOTICE.-The subscribers
d. having duly qualified before the Corpora
ton Court for the city of Alexandra. Virginia,
THOMAS DAVY, deceased, hereby give no.
tics TO all persons having claims against the es-
tate Of the said Thomas Davy, deceased, to pre-
sent them to the subscribers Tor settlement. duly
authe .ticated and all persons indebted to the
said estate are required to make immediate pay
mont ALLEN G. HARMON,
jan 2-w4w T. 4. HAVEY, Executors I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

IcE.-The old saying thu! ut is an i'll wind
that blows nobody good" is exemplifed 10 the
lluc harvest TO the ice men afforded by the
present cold suap. Many OF the ice houses had
been already filled, but those which had cot,
are uow being packed with beautiful c car ice
from ten to gwclve inches thick, which is gath.
cred at comparatively snail expense from the
docks aloop the river front.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04
COPAR2,NER,SHLPS.
ice OF COMPREHENSIVE.

mi
Mr.. FRANK S. HARPER has this day pur-
chased q half Interest in my business, which
will be conducted hereafter under the firm name
of A. j. FLEMING s. co. thank my GUS
TONERS and the public generally for their past
patronage. and solicit O continuance of the same
to the new firm. All persons indebted to the
old firm are requested to call and settle.
ian lin a. j. FLEMING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

L. s. CIRCUIT CoURr-Julye Bolt. ".
Mghes. Geo. w. Scott W. the town OF Fred.
cr;cksvucg; order authorizing couusel for de-
;cnlant t. withdraw original bonds from the
papers.
US. District Comt-Julzc +. W Hughes
IN re Il. q. Priest; VIM. IL. Richards was
APPOINTED commissioner To make sale OF real
estate advertised to be sold on the 9th inst. ,and
70 report The same 10 this Court for coatrna-
ton.
Both Courts adjourned uu;ii Tomorrow morn
lng at 10 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04
TIE OREGON ELECTION.

Mr.. Wright, Of Oregon, presented, to-day,
his method of couutiug in Hayes lie urged
in the Senate that while the Houses wheu they
counted the votes wcr, bound BY the return
made b. the Governors OF the States, yet theJ
could look 20 far into the Oregon case as t
count in Watts instead of Cronin and ST
elect Hayes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-04

TIE FARMERS AND NECHASITS oAFINuo
BANK.-The period Q! thirty days from The
.iu:e when many OF the deposltofs IL the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank gave
he required notice CT their intention to with
,!caw their deposits having expired, 1t was TX.
,,oc;ed that there would be dividend declared
yesterday, but there has been some diversity
Of opiuioa among the directors Of the baoS rs
to whether the funds now Oh baud should be
nmeJi. ,cly divided, or whether they SHOULD
DC retained for awhile aud greater sum accu-
inuIa.cd for diyisioa. This question will prob
sh!g he settled il few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
rFYCIAL REPORT y. J. MTyIyG STOCK E1-
CHAEGE SILES DECEHBEP 7. 1877.
IRD BOARD--2::}0 p. NJ.
TRinAY.Dncemher -. h


Although the transactions in stocks for the five
days Of the week ending tonight aggregate sGf.S57
shares against ~, 0j3 Tor the whole of last week
thusindlcatng an improvement in actiyity-the final
changes in prices from last Saturday, with few ex-
ceptons, are mimporiant. This is because the week
opened with a sharp rally from the decline of last
weekand because to-day ends with an0thcrraly from
the still lower prices which were recorded during tho
week. Lake shore has commanded large share Of
the interest Of Spectators with transactions IN
20J $50 shares Is price first rose 20 G3ls, then de-
cued to 59l and after another rise TO o. closed at
GO3s Michigan Central rose 10 60, fell 20 5Tls adj
vanccd TO 5Gls aud closed al JSll. Central and
Hudson. after selling from LOG mp to 1868. end
down 10 1851, closed at l06il L per cent higher
than last Saturday. Eric, in final sales at So,
showed decline Of = per cent, its Auc-
tuatQns on a small business. having been
confined between the figures of lOli and
02,. The granger stocks early in the week.
advanced from l. TO Ia per cent but later the de
cline in them was equal TO 2l to per cent. Afer
this decline these stocks rallied. that the final
prices show little OF 40 change from last Saturday
Rock island has been comparatively steady az Jig
urcs between 1908 md 907s. Illinois Central rose
to 73, and then sold at 7l3l&727s. Chicago and
Alton declined from Isl. TO = aud closed at 77l.
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred fell per cent. 60
26li and recovered l2por cent. Kansas Pacific was
washed" to so great an extent that sales Of $500
shares were recorded at prices ran ying from Sh0
. to 7lea73I. The Other railway fauccs have not
recon led fluctuations calling for remark.
During the week much speculative interest hes
centred in tho two Dclawares. Rumors aud
counter rumors have been in circulation relative 20
new coal combination. and thc prices OF
the stocks have boon malo 10 ldctaate &C.
cordinely. But tho values Of these stocks cau-
not be affected by any agreement which tho
companies may make that does not include
the public. as "A party. with stipulation that the
public shall bay and consume greater quantity OF
coal at q dollar advance over present prices D"la-
ware. acsawauna and Western hos sold q; 1870
l7a,a5l9,0J09i, and Delaware and Hudson at lGl3
45lsG4 0ieGi9. Morris and Essex stock, as q Sec
ond mortgage on tie Delaware, Laclawanna and
Western, necessarily improved with the stock OF tho
iattor company. and rose FROM 752s TO 7SliG7S.
New-Jersoy Contra! was scarcely noticed, but 1859
from 1872 to u.
Western Union in fual sales % I'LL showclo gala
OF * per cent. having ia tho meantime sold at 75il
a7Gss Pacific Mail on lighl ,saasac ens. huctu,
ated between - and 20Ss. aid clo-el at 2ls. TAO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
orr1c1AL REcoRp OF REAL EsTAIE TKANNF
VI NEw-YoRK CITY.
sS,-...,,,,., CT NO SOD. Margaret Kellogg 10 WIN j.

Christopher ST SOB M''s''' ,''',ss $1,000
ll5ih-st 100 # %i5.ar' -. s4oo
I25ths ps $50 " 5ti I. ''N',i . ', 5000
e ", 'o.' y, IA p attn 3Na5; ALSO lstaNe
COZ iaii-s+ 2'A'' '"'',' '. $1,000
chs
Iiss ms sa5 70 .1 s1 ave- avi lA''eui 10000
lsis : l52 ,o {, l i91E" 5000
Wof..s',s tn,,t ''' .............. .... Nominal
6o.h ~ ~ lig,beih n p Kinr ......... Nominal
st.syS ,o pt e Mona $4,000
i,a. 10 saw S' 10000
81, f. u i; i It seaman 1000
i ,1. j, 't 70 ms 1000
no. p J. y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
RELIGIOUS Noiltcs

Rutger's preshytcrian Chu ,ch Nndi,oo ave sti
Thr Pastor f9.te T re S 49, " cos eS Il " r e
~ ~ VIII preach ne sablth preston in The morning.
fuolc "ofllip ~ lO3O q ~ and i'"P M
~ Iarnc.'s Churci Easi 72'-.i.-Tle Row CORNELIUS
b. -NiTH. Rector. SUNDAY services At lc:so Ont 7'i'
s. Auu'- Church sst reg 6haye.IT7Teee, roTT''
ard for deaf mrtes NJ 2i5p.m.
81 Ignatius Church. 4oihs between nh and dihayes
10 M lcrrns r. W. ty and choral celebration
lo.2o. C'oral Evening PRAYER 1880 --
I'm ~ i6e o NJ 80 m by he rasor tie rev. " p
ABBoT Morning subject lc nGes 'oir Case ana Sad
esssry to iSeir s6 s' An are welcome.
service OF Mems c9 t n >1s g Barr
nan rGh ~. and Stave, TOM0IiIUM a. II III
Grand congregational singing led By l. T. IiIAlCHEh'
Hearty invitation TO all
second Baptist Church, lh ST. near LeHingon;aye.
church and t onrtoeni a., he vii be cele
bIaed December O. The rev r. T. hIS-on ~ y, Is W" ~,
Praise servc' az $50. Addresses by NJ. s T. HILLMAN
The Rcy; Tec; 4 Cnye d p Of roG % IN: G vol.
leeiate Duich Church. oh ave. corner 4sti-st
Thiryroa, formed Ciia tRe 20 Rev o r.
los MhNTYN. Po.ior Divine seT ICES az aU: ~ T., r b He
Of christ. Subject: Jesus at TO wedding"
THO rev. Thns. - Hastings n D pastor VII rrs'ca s n
fqs o West on the G"gG mat Services at ii a. a.
and : = p. m. PRAYER meeting wedne-iaS. at 3 y. M
Tne sy John Cotton i ns np wa And Se els the
Eastern Guosion n ne caIch o. iae A'e71h Subject
"Russa and The Russo Greek Church"
The PeOple'a service in the CHl RCH OF the Hull
TRINITY. MaiisOnave. ard f2d st.,
SUNDAY EVENING AZ 1850 O'Clock
The Rtv. STEPHEN ~ TYING, Jrr
4. Character"
Morning service At 1880 o'clock.
TabeYnace .Bap''sf Church,
.rr. hctwcon ION and tn sta
REV. ROBERT - III L. Pastor.
Morning:
"BTLDNGING TO CHRIST"
"rIE orEHT SALVATION"
Baptizing after the evening Sermon
strangers cordially welcomed.
Vnjyer.tv pace Presbyierinn Church The Pastor,
the Rev. Dr BJOTII. viii preach TOMORROW re hours
OF service IRE o'clock aud o'clock service OF song III
the Chapel at 1;i5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
Two PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Tarou eh Trains each way daily three Dcp0ts
Philadelphia, two IN New York
Double Trek The roycd Equipment sud the Fastest
time consistent with absolute safety.
Cu ani after November ~, 1877.
Express Trains leave NcN York VIA DtsOrO5se3 and t1tt
lanai Streets Ferries. 40 follows: 1870
and p SUNDAY pa n 3, q. $50, Z, $3.50 and T. M.
Bosis "irua Au.cN' connect with an through trains
jersey city, srouug speedy and diroet transfer Tor
Erli5rrg trans leave Philadelphia $780, 336. T. 100 :
$50 ant ~ am. q initd Express I3a D. NJ :. = .30 d
fud 1855 p. and ~ mfn ght. ON SUNDAY yIH $40 - >
3 3D. a ia T. d 80 r. m, and ~ midnight.
Tc,rt Ollrss i3f and 9il broadway 80. Abor HOUSE.
ana 90 ~ De.hrossas ana Cortault sis 40. Court ST.
DrootIyn So. ia. no asd llS iludsonst, vi boh"l
Depot Jersey CITY, Emisraht icAes ounce y" Do h'F'J
IlIcf ,..r..rrp
FRANK THoMNCS. l. T. fAkM.h
NSasFsl A...a.0g. Ca fA>-0NsSI AsohI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
orricrAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

CASTE 81 I'a ls1 vcar 10 i'''9 $500
same f0 same Iud0w-st, Siant0nS; years 5,JCO
Ger9c N'r. Sra Tg Ng,g.' LIZ ."> 1900
sceornS' , a1e "''' ''Dn ''e'' ; = $500
lsee,ln hsl yCJ, ana we 70 " h'Vu $500
oaa'e' VI r , a. 9nG % VEINS 10 $500
fqgs me. s S5 Ti' TO Geo 1000
G3aI3. "a ne I ycar 1o'o'' 10 a 1000
c2Fse FsA s 9cS ana y yts 70 q &c Ana'V ecoo
cISsa A5 d i S CT Mac 'l r COZ H. 500
'4n I, GEO. to Geo Ben cnn''n'' i''s'' 1880
hoglS NafaTsJ a' his'no 10 Grace 5000
I9a435 NaF2 5 s91 Hi tG .o i. a' 1000
shay Tiei J and 10 10 'O' GcOo
" ,re , cor a Sl' a, hs $4,000
Judce, Marraret and hu.han., 10 William ~ tolmS
T IIi,t'e COZ L'N anu 1000
0iHesp ga Td9rs 10 N'a ia'On 1000
Ae s ave- 'a'i year "i' 70 '''s i''. 1900
iOmcali !. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
NFW- YORKa and long BRANCH DIVISION
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~
HOUND BROOK RpUTE 2.


- FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHiA. e,c
800 2 mr. SG sso sso e"i u % and :. ~
Leave Philadelphia from station NORM Pennsylvania Rail
n'ad Ld a.d LerNsts, At 1850, $780, 'i:jO b. H. 10"
trenton for Sew York 1870 e35 sos, 1920 m
pullman 6raSGs Boom Cara are attached to tho $50 M
$50 D. trains from New.fork; 70 the 1870 d N,
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lsaye Now.York and philadelphia
atg30 3D., j:S0 IL D. M Leave Trenton at lO2O o. M
Tessis ior sale loot Of Liboryst, NOS 52g aud oti
way in NewYorx aad Brooklyn, aud at No. 1 Colg-ss,
II. p. BALDWIN. Goa Pas. Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ ARRANCLMENr OF TRAINS ,ssng eject Nov.
. m.-cipcupati and Chicago pay Express. Dracins.
1913 n.-E1pre, Mail for uo with Sleeping Coaches
IN N (Danyl-Paoiae Exp7sss FOR tho West. Sleeping
Coaches tarolgn to oc9 a5er Bl'2o asSf1 t3 S9ea
Trains leave Chambers street Depot y. Y. Tor
Newark b4), S30. lO:45. 1870 BIS SIS, and 6 10
p and - midnight saturday nights only su.dava 9i5
a. R KIT Park and Passac, G. 75: m noon Ii5
& 49, ' 10 l. M i5 $50 D. n and . ui4a.Ebt
145 3 3i5 $40 $50 5, 5i5, 8 80 gso T. ?. 10 p ~,
~ : p m. and r midnight - '''V
suaei6 g. rs To- 1915 NJ. l5. Si5, s. g. Up m, aui
IL mdn ght sundays. G. $50. 10 a. No. l4o, $50 D. ~,
at coi1Ta a 800 TO Sundays $50 a. n
NaTwick. IO:l5 ., a., $50 ?: ~. o, -- .-,.
Negbnre > 0 IA So a d5q p r. s5niaT's3o m
Goshen. g. 40 .. 10. loi5 $50. $40, 1870, m
Migdetown IS TO- IO:i5 .. IN. 3.;5. 43O, p. sun
DAYS $40 10 A. M D. The anu 4 80 %. M Ira -
c01nect wan York aud Osweeo Midland r. r. at MAnt
Port J5ry!5 -, y, ~, 1852 a. ~ 4.sJ PIN '~h"'y~
$50 AN aBd y. III 49, .-.., - ,.t, -.
ROrE-rraius leaving Ch~ 'br5si' on even u mn oIte
tefors D. M leave rWesty. 'r ST. fifteen MINUTES carrier
tan time; leayng cHa)er ~ on quarter o1ts
leave .trds thirty minutes eaIier l.oits i.aye
Twenty 9:f aud ll:45 p me- coi ing Win 'ras
leaving Chanlbers-,t. az 10 =. m. and ~ rn.duiShG
Ticket, ior passage and or Apartments ~ lla"h Iyh
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained and old,iS iof ie
OF Baggage NAY De lett NJ the
0lccs Nos ESQ 4Gl $40 and 9j7 Broadway No C0dr|s
Proolyn ana the COmpanys Depots ~, ,,,., a. T. d
FsNprGss from the Wo't arrive IA '''-''iA "a" ~
H. no Nv Abbott, General Passr Agent New'York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave for Ensiewool Coster Perm9nL ana AyaSA
Z. $780, 9i5 g. ~, l. 3. 4 4i5. $50 b.5 HoO p ~ al3
SATURDAY nights only at ll.3O a. Slniay@ a. IL anu
Sanup spring Valley, and Monsey, T. $50 M 40 p m
JNO. y. ABEOI1. General fassr Agent Ne"-1otM -
EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1IARRANGFHENr or PASSFN GEK TRAINS jan i,
ISTT-Icave dclDs foot Of COuranIt and DerbrOs'est
.: p. ms gh express daily lof iton Re hiehs9 al
lsntOwn, Mauch Chunk. Wil.esb IRE tst H. Atre rhir
thsca, Auburn. Rochester. Bufuo. aafa FAILS anu t'e
We6G Pullman slcel ing colchea aticlti. . - - $3.50.
HOBI u. SAIKE, SuVt ana tnSf.
General Eastern Office, Church ami Cortandtnti
CHAs II. CUMMINGS, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
Glcamboale Gn0 Rallroa05.

DONDOUT and Kngsvcn Landing at New
IL rarsh Ponshseer,,, HIGHLAND F'h. B" ..' F'iT CON-
wall As .Dou Milton. Esopus. cc-t-Suns VIE DIT 80
pei h. r. Ia, an.loa. FIDMAB CJ3E LII auf fA - - ".
gAI ~ ~ Ffr Zoo. ay.lDssL Is, G-.' Al a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
DoGr0 nno Rooms.

West Side.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY, owning their house,
"a vii let 20 gentleman 2nd Tie or simg,f gcnI N o9
West 27thst.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY would rent nicely
- furnished rooms with Or wtho board 70 F 0VF'
Or G67f I wes iiss sG' wives references
4 PLEASANT HOME in private American
"a family, With two nc@y iurrshe piiior VIII clo3,
S %aT pre i s'' SO %75 West
ELEGANT ROOMS, en- suite or singly, for
- families and eeptemen table pi sppoiR,a'nt, i Mss
EnDSALl.
I ELEGANT SUITE on second floor, with
board Two square rooms on fourth Win crate nits house
q SGiS '' 70 Vest sti i6ths t' "'''''
ETH-AVE., 49, corner 1OTH.-Handsome
- ncyy iurus1cf front sunny suite superior D1ardTaso
gentleman terms moderate.
1Q WEST 26TH-ST.-Nicely furnished
<s.p rooms, first aud second hoors.
01 GROVE-ST.-To let with board, fur
sS nshed ior single gcntlemani house and accom-
40 WEST 31ST. ST.-Singlc rooms for gen
90 tieI1en TO LET with board references.
10 WEST. 26TH-ST- Doube and single
ebsF ROOMS with rsciass BOARD home comfort, WIN
terms rea.ona'ie
A WEST 9TH-ST.-Niccly furnished square
room, win bedroom adjoining al'3 sinsie nan com,
suit the tines So
Al WEST l0TH-ST. near 3th-a S6 {, r.
duced prices, for families end gentlemen.
Al WEST 25TH-ST--A handsome second
AZ reasonable terms with excellent table.
100 WEST 45TH-ST., between Broadway
WITH B0ARD tog,ntcen ana wives aud single gentlemen
terms moderate; location central
AKA WEST 1GTH~ST.-Fmnishcd rooms to
lei ry
OK WEST TH-ST.--Iandsomely fun
- - i,aed rooms. angle ana double with HIST class
East Side.
PAYMENTS" HANOVER 9TH ave. cor.
~ Ion IT, iris I'd enl t4r2His
In private family; cosy front and hall
y rcOm connecting second floor, house and tahc unta
cepuoasbc; ,uus moderate references ~ Esi 47hs'
At 100 EAST 1OTH-ST.-A nicely furnished
u square room; CRATE fire; hot and cold water
closets; with without board; family private American;
references EXCHANGED.
~ heated lo}aua coiI water cxcel.nt BoARb: ugIeE-
cep,onabe ncenoMhocd terms moderate ~ East 6lst
rsNHIRD FLOOR ROOMS for gentlemen with
4 mt board. references. 81 sart 20ftrst.
4 EAST I0TH-sT one door from 9TH
S, sb closets for families. VIII private table
A.RD-ST.. 100 EAST.-Booms to rent with
Sd board, references eIv.u ana required.
On EAST IGTH-ST, corner of liadison-ayee.X,,
%,F newly inrn second door, wish private table
desired; also jpo other ROOMS, WIN OF otho~t b"'ni
TEN EAST l2TIl-ST.-funishci ROOM 10
Z - JET toa single gentleman.
Brooklyn Board.
4 LARGE 2d-sforg room with a.! the modern
a r,,, c-s an1 neatly furnished. 40 NO ifstii-'c,
between Henry a"l clinton -f1.
ELEGANTIY furnished rooms, one an extra
a. Ig-ra ale,yt. one o. te finest locations Ia Bnohbui
convenient To- cars sud popular cuchs and within ,ty
waka -t.ucrof ferries bust OF references terms lo"
No. 30 south DEinIdst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-08
Gitudtions Wnnte0-- Mlles

4 YOUNG American man, aged 30. desires
"a travel With invalid has had experiences viii
anywhere prefers Florida is good shot cooke very nice
lv recommend atoms viii Zee given. Address call ~
80. los 9Th ave. JOHN G. CARPENTER.
ETSEFUL.-An English youth, nineteen,
- nislrs employment no tobacco or drink strictly
truthful; honest nj IN gDntltmaua house business
careful driver ROBERTS, Winfield Junction Post Office, l.
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Gonillrn Boaro.

Goniiirn Bonr0.
COUNTRY BOARD can he had ~ an old
asboued farm whcro TIE comforts o. home. pure ms
fresh eggs AMI b0untiiu table supplied i9-S ~ 10y
The month at rates Address OSCAR BROW y -phfIs
Westchestcr Co Refers 20 ". W. Utcr. lz' Wal! Isl.
ENGLEWOOD. New Jersav-First-cl class board
T. In private family Fa and WuteTat moderate pIices
Address POST ONCE Box 30. l13 Emge"ood Highest Iee
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The following auction sales were held at
an. exchange saleSrOom to-day;
BIZ r. a. Iiid0tr & o. $40
Tot West lS5 tis 800 2}S ho"ieVar"' ..Ni $1,000
Sc, a1 ~; Wet lS7th' aa%ps ABOVE .+ 5000
,poi 4 and Vest 18Th q G9ps aoo'' 4OOo
27ih-t ojorips above .oN'o.. 1000
Nlt'' ~ Bv HN hCnnCitu - 49,
moi wes, elihst 800 IT. los,e, lDNi .''' $3.50
John =" N' Bt Vera0rd SlHVn. ,.,
- h,,,sc an lof No g East lOiihSt Il
"a 9qi e4thavc lot l6sNlooll; siNpenV N"VS $500
Bar" o. -' ~ D. ". seaman. ,,.,o.o
II tard W cor Walton ave ava NiNIS ~.
le !, io5 7xItOXl162, aul lois 50 Gar Aacb lei
sevS n W Walton ave- luwood MorrisanAi e"'"' 1000
SoN'''' BIZ jas. W. oakley Co. -, -, o.
aios swest lslsl St 6' ftw o'a'@ o' w. 1000
X9qll VIM Ogc......... =. 49,
...os., - 81 /, ~ .th.sve, lot 23NlOhlO; o-o
rohu Ruddpll ....-.. ----'---'''
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VHE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NFTHTTE STAR LINE.
RnYAL NAIL srEAMERs.

For OVFEVSrOWN AID LTNEktopi. -
eif ,,e.it from II lt~DA !. ur SAL X
NAYS .ud from Liyrlp0, on ULsDA b o. TUT .9Al0
Ifs STEAMERS of ,is Limo tlse tho Lane k1nis recon-
tn,uf,i MuuIF, US. & going r1htA Y ti' i'h'"h
,,' ,-fD ...,...... saturday. Dec g f.3O f..
CELTIC tHl.tl - o. -. ~, ~,
GEHIA IT, -alui ' - "'v q" ~
PROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. No"iH
Tl,sr steamers unifjIm n SIZE ami unsurpassed IN a
rciutu.ui. Tie saloon Silitr19ut, ~ulD.it ana hAih
rr ,re r grei autsps, WhtrH the utc and motion ato
irt md aEaIdng rec OF comfort mhrro un',tl"Die
~ sea ,.,.. O., ,.... ,-..,....
9u favorable terms Stttr1re US.
H., .rrcnn 40 plans end other Information apply 10 thc
'"f-'- Il. j. COErIs AgcHt
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
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Richmond. Charleston AID the south. Through Pullman
Baltimore CIic
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and the South via GOI0nsy lie Pullman from NeyIOrk
10 BaltnO. Washington, making close connections for
Ptisburs, Cincinnati, Louisville. and 81 LOus Through
pullman 2rs tlfnnrr 20 i~f. Louis.
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man seopeTs ron NeWGOra q Baltimore ami Washington
making close connections for Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville
81 Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
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meets Washington with trains or Lynchbu.g Florida, New
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For through tickets please call at C1mpanya Office 3i5
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