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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest oven Of any
Family Stove. Portable Iron EnoAsed Reservoir,
Bakes aud RoAsts splendidly, quickly. evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Pre- Boz Bottem aud Back,
Double CeHtros. Hot Blast Doors. Largest Flues,
splendid Draft, longest Fire bon, for long
wood Hearth swings, won't soil fioors or carp
sts, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door. Air passes
behind 4uTsble Fire Back, Turn Ruekles Graw
Oven Doors up tight, Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin. Heavy Best NeH Iron, Won't Crack.
Warranted IA usfsct ry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
MILLINERY.

have % hand Uila Sssofiiash' y fiianey
t,-.g,. aas..lst.ng 81 FeH aDl y8lset Hats - az
TOO ntW shapes a z e0iDfs. AHd AZ silaa, flf1
nsg - ~ France Tor mAkisg Hst' abd iiDpnsis,
ssd q nca aasorpAeat u siks Felsots sud
Il bbaas a hns Axscftmsbt "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
Forest Acorn Cook,
ToR WOOD.

Medium in price, and one Of the handsomsst
Stoves We have ever made Has MI the appoint
IN 0nts " tho Acron, but lighter aud cheaper. A
perfect stove, selling largely,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
- Electricity
FOR THE MILLION. AN ELECTRIC
BATTERY FOR rs CENTS.
COLLINS V0LTAIc PLASTER

Il warranted, on tho reputation Of Dr. Collins,
It's inventor, an old physician, 10 be the best
platter In tho world Of medicine The nniou of
the two great medical agents, VIZ, Electricity
s0d Medical Gums and Esse Joes, fully Iustiies
the claim, ana entities this remedy TO rank
foremost among all curative compounds for all
external Aches and Pains.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
FEATHERS and FLOWERS.
I have nice Trimmed Hats
for $3.50 and So.

Host q ths gaeds hsYs been - 1ght ~itliu
lev wFs.s sne pl b. s5id - tpft ~ prices.
All u3rk vfi be aefs ~ say thsE ~'il plsAss
Customers. heYs aHefy e5HiPeteat Psfs9n - a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
GENTLEMAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, conyoni.
ont Feed or Bruillne Door in front, durable
Crate Pira back Centcrs and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mics
Front and Cinkerless Graf, which shakes from
the trout and dumps from The end Large Ash
is used, and the Mounting and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
CHRISTMAS is COMING.

Bat uhy rNek yoaF bsaiss 70 dense prsasuis
Fat year ff4snes uksa yoz cen 81 y Tbs Ph0ls-
graph BDpms 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-04
The Manchester Journal.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
PANSENGEnS N4LLEn

fot LIVEkPo0L-fl ee1sashtp BotAA1d July miss
ALefH, y Arm 4, A. g. bhdW. O. h. Bareinore child aud
naisc Ms james Haremore, %. r. Barrmore r. o. Barn
" ID ID T. Etacu, Mrs Isaac E+I and maid servant lsaac
.A IT, CLARA Boil George Ltu0n O.. =. Lakeside Two
4l,se- Elanc. MS ~. T. BlOdgctt. Ms BiOdge I,
" ii-au T. BllcFe.t. Mrs El0lnt and daughter Mr..
baEss a. Aasou bronson. Mr and Mrs. Henry - Brooks;
lNNh " 4ut ar. bu ics. Francis \. Buck, tx GOV and
Nia ak H. Bullock. Misc Bullock Mics Carlron. Miss Car
TIL io Cham CTS 3rs. }. r. claup Miss 4. Capp Miss j.
apr G. q Clark, Hauiord Crawford. Morris b. Crawford d.
= - % ial Ass Alice C0urtrgh Clare Caske 81 50 tfolI
ta lpl D. Cumberland Mis-. f. q. Curtis, " NJ cutter H.
D. = Dalton. Mr and MIS- George J.. Daf0th. Mis- Jessie
!aniol "a, A. 81. Dean, A. ~. DeGonck, y. N. Dex-
tr Mrs calua. John On Hois, Henry r. Do Pont,
p r and Nh Aos Dunni infant and nurse Frank ~ WOOD
81 liessle weed n fred ". Emerson. Mr. Imnch, M
shl Mrs John farrar aud child Nj and Mrs. W Ieowes
a. L flscAe Frederick Hichet IT. Fitzgerald aud hour
lfehH hss Clara 81 FldgicT Mrs Frabcke William Friend,
iDef Garrett Col and Mr. Command. two Infants and Two
bad servants william A. Goodman II Miss D. y. Goudard,
- ana Nrs John A. a.. GRAY. Miss Gfas aud Maid servant
converse Gray Irnatius {. 0rubb Guta Gu-nuer Miss
hachu j. J. Hamilton Mrs. ". r. Hamilton. J. HafgSte
Mss Iazze harsou, A. NJ Hays. A H1zetoa ~ and Ars
p HelMer and child Miss NInie Hemingway Robert Hem
LsI4y, Mr. AND Ma J. Heuyellnan. Hon. A. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
NMONY IN THE DEvOE CASE.

In the divorce suit of Mary Ann Devoe
AGAINST john L. Dcvoe, application was made yester-
dav to jude, WestbrooS. supreme Court Chambers to
punish tine husband for non-payment Of alimony. In
January last an order Lade ref rring the question
NJ alfnonv 10 a referee and meanwhile allowing a coun-
sci fee OF $3.50 and amony at the rare Of $3.50 month
TIE counsel Zee was paid and the amony also, Tor some
time The reference proceeded and the referee has made
"A BID por I'D favor Of the wife, DU. st has not tac ilds
o. INV H. referees fees. For the la two months the
aliniony has not been paid. Counsel for tine nus
band opposed tine motion on aInddNitS stttlNI
IA. inability OF the defendant 10 pay the
al mory He declared that MS property said 70
be- worth $4,000 heavily eucumb red ana
worth much than hat sum- and that ne lad or
f,rtd e. assign Une-hal 10 his wife 10 lieu ~ aluoy
Counsel FOR said all these questions had hcth
arucd in II sessions before referee and tn rrieec
bad ud tnat De had found for the WIFE Judge West
brook reminded hm that stat menis were not eV-
dtncc. ana the counsel SAID that tLou-hls expenses had
already been than hall his lee he would pay thc REF
eree'~ lees. enable Tim TO DO this and produce aldaN
thai The husband ndd not offered ouc ule prop
erty bis WIFE, tie COut adjourned the.mouoh To Mon
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
THE COURTS.
f. s. sToKEs's OIL REFINERY.

The oil refinery on Newtown Creek, formerly
m property OF Edward stokes, and in regard to which
occurred his notorious quarrel with James Fisk J was
.rip before the BROOKLYN Courts Yesterday. Cassius H.
Rcd prnprctor OF the Hoffman House. was assignee OF
mortege made 10y Nancy g stokes on her sons proper
" lease OF which was made 10 Bostwlok x co. MI
Reed fopecosed mortgage and Bostwick Co pul Ia
No defence. Al the sale Mr.. Reed bought ~ \ sun
In eqaty was brought by Bostwics Co subs que.ly
10 prcveu Of the property on tue go0hu lt'
Tho foreclosure aud sale were IN couSequcn oI C"u
spirrv between Reed. Ms stokes and Edward stokes
10 yc, the business tne lattcrs hands juice H-
bert Yesterday denied the motion for permanent I'D.
iurct on AGAINST tie persons mentioned saying that
tsere was no ground which II could be MAUI
IA nd He said: " The Judgment WAS regularly
OBTAINED. The PLAIN III acquired all the h'eI-
esf they claim In the mOrtgaged premises
a tenants Of airs stokes after the mortgage was mS.
IN Is no concern OF theirs whether her title an "n'.lte
one or b, held by her sccu Y m rely or upon trust
for ler sou. They cannot mpe1ch 10 as behs uiucHt
lent AS To creditors of tAe son, Tor ld.N art h"'
creditors tuaut cannot dispute MS LANDLORDS utV
In slort. the only ground Ou when they can WIN
an show of reason ask for renci against Tie
iu ,,uf of foreclosure and the sale hereunder, Is
ft,f of fraud and conspiracy. But rclei on th"t
Ground N h could be had a. could be- attained only 10y
means OF motion he foreclosure suit itself There Is
n, dent az separate action 20 anuui Judgment on
Tie ground of the KIND OF fraud alleged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

Hewitt, Mrs Hewitt Miss Hewitt MI T H,
Miss Huger, Miss Emma HuReI John W, HUI
Mr. ana Mrs F. Hughes. Miss Hunter, c. Hnnisf'
Mfs NJ hyatt, Miss NJ A. Hyatt Mrs Ire and T. isiacs
n and Mrs Joseph b. Jachsoii H. johnson DAVID joy
MI and ATS George Jones, g. p Nds M. Miss jury Miss
Lamar Ms' f. G. Laurence Mtss J. Cete' Gen A. L. ! -
Steph b ee Miss le Roy, Mis- William Levi amt tMcc
children Mr.. Levi Mrs Henry LOWS and Two oanent' ~,
A. NJ Lindsay. Milam j. Loader. Mrs Alfred LOWntcs An
pctOl Para lyOn Mau.Y. q. L.. Nallv the ROW r. T.
Mackal. NJ l. Marts Nss Nee rthy. Mr.. and Mrs andrew
Men ally, dlugh.er Tho Rev. G. Mcneil MI d MIS-
j. r.. b. Mc3ds A. A. NJ el lrr me Ale,a d1 htrno,
Miller. MOntl. Morrison EtWaru J. MOUSE,
Miss louise II. Nett Miss Not, Jerome Murphy,
AleNanler Marin Master Ma John n. New, Leon Neu-
am. r. A. NeWcomh Dwight Newcomb, a 4 pid'r-iAM
Mrs. William Oldham. MIS-. Palmer ANA compaLoi D.. ~
Parker, Mis- Jennie Patersou. Mr. A. ". Peabody,
Duncan Phyfe. " H. T. Phyfc. II. a.. Fierce Ni1am lrrr
". NJ Pierce. Mortimer Porter, Noble L. Prcufs Nicl Ht
Preston. Thomas Mr AID Mr.. III, RaLdo MI and
Mrs. stephen tdeou George after owen Rouse Mt W.
H. Russell. j. la.e. SIna Mr. ald Ars JOSEF
Seuguan Miss Bella Sricntu and Maid servant Master l
win Stcmin. Master Al rcd ~elicnan, j. scigi.t Mss
Llie shannon, Miss iitn shannon, Ny naaui SUI .''r
= smith, Two Misses The Kew "A. C. StbDus llndH
steihart. H. sten9enrHe aud Daughter joshua 7ie
Mss Cora TAYLOR. Charles l. Ihaycf. O. A. ina er, Geo ge
Napier Tnomso-. Eeuh iomln,qn Mis- jennie a 4,n
kus, The Rev. j. p enc, ID. D. Charles J. lnwusthd
Iheo. u. Tyudtle Mr and Mr W ~ Upson Mr Isoi li
Brother. Tue Rev a. Van keus,el or, Frank uceh t
r. r. Wa6cr ui d. b. Var law Geo: Waters NJ. ana a-s
Archibald a. Watt, James WhltfoIC, N- j. Is. WusloW ara
DaugIteS, Benjamin H. Winthrop, T.. Wool Il. Worthugoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

FROM HANkE-H Steamship S. Laurent, JdV 4.-Mr,
COrwin Mr.. Eu liz CIisteru daUr iitr hr
Ahrau Blum. M-s Fanny GrumbacS. NJ. leon Table Mr-
MatIde Auociu and ohid, Mrs. Arthur Durasgner Mis-
Sebastian Hcrnandcz. Mr Henry Marsh MI H. e. Fredei-
ickseu. Mr. Pierre ,cnue der, Nj t-enue urud. MI an
NJ Adoph graft AMI enid, II T. Das BTa.- MIS- Man"
l0l,T. Nj ANTONIO Vega NJ WIN Fish ?, VIE ana cl-
dreu. Nj. Wa. g. Howell Nh John /Ini Mr. A. Jonns, NJ D.
A Nong Mt. Arthur No1, Hr- Emiie brown, Miss Netue
Brown Miss Emily OVID. Hiss Minnie brown. Mt Henry
Hem Miss Helret tlr Ernest IllCului,
Mr lerre Cha, Mr.. jacques Pldrdudt, ME- eczema
lJeChaseauZ.
FROM GLASGOW-Tn stegraship Ethiopia, July 40 n
Cameron. Peter Ryan, Miss Hector, W m. T. Adams, NJ
Davidson, j. MS. MlIculan. Edward q. Aiuee
Ro0ert liar ic John James TnO.' walls Mrs. Graham.
Master Edward Graham Miss Nirahsm and aian,, Alex
aL0er DuIcal Ms Duncan Master Alexander Duncan H. L.
Taylor Rev. a.. ". Beuidmi Robert Miller Mrs NIL r.
NJ Eliza Baird Patrick hebil Mrs Eehll ami servant
Mrs b neds. is. laul Master Caul A. Htnlon MIu.
SteOmo. o. Miss Coiligdu Miss orr, ". a Ross. Jonu j.
Quarry, Mrs John MacAy Mac&ay, Mrs Hoop-r and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
CIVIL NOTES.

At the suit Of the Society for the Reiorma-
ton ~ Denquents. Judge Westbrook in supreme
Court Chambers Granted Yesterday temporary injunction
AGAINST Charlie Lord and oilers. prOpue
AhamIrs. I-iriav, restraining thcW from
giving theatrical performances without paving uc Eceuse
f-e order show why Tie order be not made
permanent
Evidence in the proceeding Of Jean 3. Castanino
previously reporte u THE TRIBUNE 20 recover nom his wife
Vir-iua Castanno whom ne alleges has desert hn their
children was yesterday before william sinclair
refrre. NOthuc developed on tt evidence, but
CttauIn0s stated that the husband had begun
against Caruiue Puela viii whom the vile l.
LETT her sOant aud divorce suit against
lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Atthe Yorkville Police Court. yesterday. Thomas
Isr committed for tla Tor beang his mot erln "A
Bridget while Greg. trt
l AVID kicke his vie, Elizabeth st NO 100 FrtIv Dee
W.. I'M b. 400 Newman ScnwarT OF NolGI Ets
Fif~erh ST. bitten on the nose by Paul Grner VINO
W hcld lu 5000 bail
81 the Toomhs Police Court, YESTERDAY, Eliza
~ r,qrfv o ~ 81 Eighty seveutisj preferred
e1aoe against Ct.e F. Fog7rtv. nar son age 20 years
a. ,e1r u en- from resi- gold watch and ciln a
diamond ng and scarf pm ygucc al 500 torafy stole the
rr.r qrf Michael clarke sold % for 50. giving fogHty
- ,. .iarc the proceeds. Fogary Was held IN default
q t5Ou. aud Clarke IL : 5000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

Michael Maloshney, III his complaint in a suit
against the society 90 The New York Hospital says that
he own. Dot Oh tbc North SIDE OF ll2tA-st between
l0,l and lltl-avs. Ouc-nDudrcdind twclJlst. is not
graded and is most an alley encumhered with rocks
md stones. Ills real front is q running dlIcou-
at from 1Oth 20 Ilthavs, between ll2th and 1871
st- This bee sIvs defendant about Co close mp f
fruen- and running the fence across both ends. IL
claims That THIS lame Is Iu ancient road, ana SEEKS u
restrain rhr from closing TO- but be also comp aims
tt 900 'tucug 10 the ~Ocietvs lab rcrs have come on
hi land down his own fence, trampcc on his gro"
ire ru- and dug holes s Land. For tins traspass Ee
asks damages Judge WeStbrOok IN supreme Court
Chamber, granted Yesterday an injunction against the
defendant during the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
4 STORY TOLD or An EMPLoYMENT AGENT.


Mary MulIgan was arrested for disturbing
the peace. SIC stated al the jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday thai she applied for work at the Ln-
plovmcnt office Of c. c. Bedcl No $40 Fourth-av. and
Maid ner Zee Of one dollar; tnst tuesday lady en-
elcd Office and asked for waitress ana WAel IAe
i.,. retired Size (,ac prisone) approached Howard
TrfrV and asked mn n tAat LAZY did not desire q
waiting alrl. ana that pushed her away with
~. rIntlk that II was none of her bus mess
md g. ling polio, man. Had her arrested for disturb
10 f.are II ais office. sad g. have been
y,.in. uog for seven week, cor THIS man 10 grt me "a
position az coacuutu. and have paid hini lee Oh -
III. c~tou take money from ever applicant, aul
W IN situation docs offer. instead OF giving 10 10 those
who nave been waiting tie longest, ne sends or some
d pcant paid Liz advance fee and gives
hi letter o. tie place n order % secure ais money
Mary NulCan VAS disc gr-ed. Bcdel, as he left TIE
clurt room. followed los Large mum Der OF women
threatening INN vita with vlocucc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
PUNISHED FOR swGNDLNG sERvANT-GIRLs.

Edward Mckee, who was dressed in the garb
Of priest wa, brought before Justice Duffy. at the JET
ferson ket Police Court yesterday, charged by Alice
Graham 81 servant. with having obtained from her %
cen - stating tsat oiectlug funds Tor the thurch
recogn zod iu court as an EpostOr VINO Do th
habit visiting poor servant--ris and obtaining money
f.oia them hv representing hms II 20 b. a Catholic
Priest Mckee q to- that lie had been 40 one time "a
regularly ordained priest. but a. reasons which DEE r.
fus,d To- give be had hceu expeled from he Church.
Justice Duffy after eycrcy rcUUmaudng nn. commit
P.uitcutary for SIX months, III deIaut OF
$500 naiI for good behavior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

Little Boy" Please. | want the doctor 10
con, aud S-e mother" servant" Doctors out. Where
o. you c9ne frOmT Ilttl, Bow" WHAT Don't you
know mes WY, ae deal with YOU. We had baby from
here Ia ~eek"'-l London Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
A WRIT or HABEAs CORPUS SERVED TOO LATE


5 r. Ryan, a constable from Wdtertown, y.
Y arrived 10 this city yesterday morning TO take Into
custody Herman Gottsccalk who arrested several
days for obtaining money under false prclenses Inc
prisoner taken before justice Duffy at Jefferson Mar
Polio, and by hun was delivered 10 the constable.
Tain his prisoner the constable started for the Grand
& utral depot TIE prisoner had been gone only short
time from t.e Police Central office when Acting ~uper
tefdruf ID ts Wac served with writ of hahets corpus.
RIM him Co produce the prisoner before judge Bar
rrtt of The Court az O'Clock Sere aut Ferris,
al tue Grand utrai denUt. ordered o. mud Cou~ta
Die RYAN ami the prisoner, II possible, aud pro uce them
Sol obedience tine uUt. 10 Was found, however tiIt
RYAN with his prisoner started Tor WaterJOvu on the II
&c express tram.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

435 set-..... T3f Clock fast 4 ~
loon Uses. Moon souths. 10 Moons age, days p
HI.H WATER IObAY-A "
sandy Island Z.,7 Hell Gate. ! g
TODAY 81.
2.Z6 Island. 1903 IA ell Gate. 4oz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
6orsrs. Carriages, oarnsss. az.

CARRIAGES - Great reduction IN prices.
NGRU 3gG Canal ST, la. large stack fooF ara 81 sess
O.kawAy Depot Wagons, laTk ad Pony Pnas"hS Snggrs
AMI oter siI lea all OF hz MAKE, al manufacturer gttt
ao warranted buy OF All dealers pron9 I'D
get what you bargain for.
I AIDES PHAErONS 4 specially. every kind
CARRIAGE OF the latest and most Improve. siy 90
flushed 10 sult purchasers EA4. 056 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

OF TCfAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Amend Bcuar. 20 Tag Hoe ef, p iotI-si. So ,,o
Hartcls Conrad aua wife 70 W Bart.is D s J3thtt.e
Bc,s Car. ana v1ic. to m Caal wen - ish-s'.
Same, saline, 5s,-si. So stlay. Instruments. 1000
C!Is reasi at' We . = = - ee5 D cor Mont so,o
Dituags, Cornelius ana sic. 10 E,S,on l0jtn-st,
Clrhar, reriiaaHa. aud nfe Mary Ohi.r n Il
l2ah-st ~ So. ave; velrs ---...... 100
1es 49, OF sih.ve YEAR. 80 $500
Fail. Michael aud wife, 10 il-eertr, Of ijthst,
aad i3s'ei-; var. .'.,..,... . 1900
sTrmrsi. ....... 500
Hamrhr,ys Dorothy. Mary Jones, lohave. oo
kaufman. Huac1cr. to \ sampson, e Of ave- OF -.
3Ht,- . years. tuoo
"isi Z yea - '',. we TO- '' 40 5000
Knobocf Henry. wife, r.. goenrn. No. - De 900
Leberiz Poiei, ife, q. Bettel-, II Marion.
Tcll, " ''' . 1900
M,hiea Geo G., to D. Roseuheimcr, llth-.r.,e
salhan. Edward ami side. 10 Mary II. striker
lutay, Lot 80. as; sONO
sIa i6ti .''e ''', ar - No. 5000
OF ssihs. AVG a 3 years ..'... 10000
-.., anu 5000
Won -cloanin;. Atoms. to b Amend c Ridge, -o,
scoaeld, sarah 10 soodeld. 9th ST. Of 10Th ooo
ahG tiavc ANU -. 1867
~ YER Fms w -. -. 1000
and Of ii i,'1 year. 1900
aHde Iii igc 3 ycar..'.... .... 5000
Wilmer VIM and vile 10 Jlo G sucker Of Is
rOfcia'l j. $. SAVAGE. leuuty REGISTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
Che Curt.
VG BRANCH RACES.
Grcurslons.

NEAWANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
y GREAT NEt h. tII1 ISLAND
SAND POINT. ElIN COVE. ~f.A tLfIE,
GLEN WOOD AND ltOrilN.
TliI STEAMER ~EAMA NliAhA
Leaves Peck slip every -ttuAI af Grand &C., elj
e. II I'D a. the
ciiF about Dinner tud refI -iu.ut- llirl
VIE,T POINT or NEWBURGH daily (ex-
w c"pt Suuasysl Take regular ALBANY llNl- return
by down boat ROUND tkLf- al LAtl N-loN
RATES. Day Line adytrtlsl meat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
OFrIc1AL Rrcnnn OF MnRrGAnEs.

Mnerry st. CSo. 49, John Roonc5 to saaaol Weeks.
in ................... -. q
lOmciaLl ]. T. sAyAaE, Depdy lscs,s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
Auction Sales OF Real estate.

GEA SIDE PARK. near Toms River, y. j.
- Magnificent HOTEL unrvalrd bathing hshiug, SAL
ing Auction Of LOTS. Jlly j.. Address
STA SIDE PA.k ASSOCIATIONS.
I.t2I Chrstuui-st.. PhIa elphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
Doaro ano Rooms.


West Side.
RERKELEY, ~. oo-n., x,.r.,
JAMES SLATER, Proprietor.
DLEASANT SINGLE AND DOUBLE FUR
4 NISHED ROOMS, sumner Prices; hglt housekeeping
or otherwise; bath, &c. lO9 Clnton-pla1e.
D.) WEST 22D-ST.-SeverIl very nice double
sb,D and single let with board terms moderate
table ana tenement b0arers taken references exchanged
~ CLINTON-PLACE.-S of ROOMS,
4 .ecoud noor with private bath other Rooms, WITH
class Board
East Side.
PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS on second
\ floor also third floor. summer prices Rooms
large and coo. Gentlemen UreIrrrei II East 43dsL
NICE AIRY K 'OMS to LET with BOARD 10
" ne pectAbe n.cn gentleman and vie. - Madison S.
ID GRAMERCY PARk.-Pleasant ROOMS
l - with OF without BOARD. transient or permanent
H. EAST 15TH-ST. - FURNISHED
1 i I Rooms at reasonable rates near Irving place.
INQUIRE week
DID PER DAY.-26 and - East 23dst..
ID - Madison square. Elegant ROOMS With hrstclass
BOARD. Also table DOdrders accommodated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

MILLER &G8AAl'Ef

AEE OFFERING TUE FOLLOWIEG ATTRACTIONS;
BRETON EMBROIDERED T8IAllING. from &c.
SASH Ribbon IL per yard.
JAPANESE PANS. from Be-
= THIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL CLOSE AT
l O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY DURING TIRE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
$40 BROADWAY, y. Y.
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Brooknn Real Gstdls for Sale.
nWELLING-HOU-E Nos. 43 WillOw-st
II ~ ucas 49, o. lnt j Nlssau-si, 100 and lU2 Pine
appiest, ! 80 Ig7 Woughbvs st. - iaiayeiteaye.
GORDON l- FDtD. % Cara ST.. brooklyn.
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Gin Rrdl GsIdIe for Sale.

20 HENRY-St., near Market-,JuSt put in
- good ordcr, u rooms Inducements 81 sa1r invest
mcuD EOLAND g. Will 4N'fr % berhhlah-' ST.
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Conutrp propcrIn 90 Get.

Couuirp propcrIn 90 Get.
4 COMPLETELY furnished house 10 RENT
" Tor months. beg ming July /; n irstc s order
with awn garden, anu barn situated on le main avenue
within lp minutes walls uf te =. s. aud y. IT, T. T. Apply
10 HLNEN ALLEN, owner, NotNaik, touh, Box IS
CIrY HOTEL IN PROVIDENCE, L. l., to let
fgr one or more wears Hotel i- well know 10 the
travelling public world and from ~ situation
aud surround ngs continue be- the leading hotel tor
mini Address JAMES T. HODGES. Providence, r. l.
no RENT-Largc store, dwelling, barn, aud
coal sheds village 20 miles irom city railroad stai u
dnc business location IuodeTae rent Apply 10 A. y DE fOE
~ Brnadway.
rsNO LET.-Ocean Beach, \. j.. near surt, two
nice ages furnished huusesrt ping $40 Tor three
% ontls. Information al >du House. - above.
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CALEvDARs-Tms DAY
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III-T II-TANI I---IfF7LI : y
Case ou-l5J7. Browning 20. al agt smith et al.
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Brocklnn propertp 20 Get

4 TO LET, very low. the desirable ;i-story
y ana basement brick dwelling 80. 2Z3 Carroll A. near
Carroll dr-lr be tenant the rent VIII u- made teiA
reasonable Applv D. j. T. CORNELL a. C0urtst. Btooklyu