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New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Situations rOauteo--f feilales.

T0OK-LAUNDRESS.-Two Swedish girls in
y 'r -a.re sniy ole dssrci,s- eobs. ts Jsng as a.i
Ru; 81 -. .asrro. at. ''''
EhAMBtRMAID. &c--A Young girI rs
y ,l'm rn, y. n'o assist it. washing. good -sieF-
EUAMBERMAGD AND WATTRESS.-Protes-
- JsI. s,r, = catnoeraaid sla vatre no objection 70
Pi''t' F'su --l'si cltf itlefrcs- ~ west @lstst
CHANBERWORK. &c-A respectable coll
y or s w'saea -itnit.on b. 40 chamb rNor& or esa-
sfa s as"aEk 20 qsron to the 90 ny beat reference
EHAMBERMAID and WATTRESS.-By n
y thoroug' 'iT competent welsh .-rL neaI. tidy
ch1ubc.!na.i and an excellent wai'sfs take entire
81 has very best refersnce Can 40 200 Gulave,
nRESSMAKER.-A competent French dress
makcr n al brDc IN private fauieSi tem-
able cal ~ Nm tEDH0N 428 6thavc, rear house,
HOUSEWORK.-A young American girl to
b1 DO general Lousewors on hat n small famly is
Lr cas, washer and oner city rfereuce l5O West 18TH
HOUSEWORK.-An American woman. fully
S%Die 81 "a 1inF e9lire chargs Of Ee1es h'gs
HOUSEWORK.-By neat, capable. Nor
We 'n gu; flr city ar country with good references
Gti+ayt.. near lSthsL
| AUNDRESS.-A frst-class hundress wants
ES@Ps5 Eoom 3 '''''' To- o' or "'d'''' 100 West ''n''
! .AUNDRESS.-By a first class aundress, at
~ her own Residence - West 2Ot lst ladies' gents AMI
%iy rasa washing 'a' ''' back rooms s''' references
/ ,AUNDRESS.-By a Swcde girl as frst-class
tI,y 'l pi n it G y. ~ Gt and @ snir,s , '. &
mar Sthst. Mrs HALLS.
! ACNDRESS. &c.-By frst-class Protcs-
a. a. ''a aln II s.iiss 90 90 I'ne chan .rrwofk u'a.r
between 3 3.ih and 33th o. '
y URoE.-A respectable girl rs competent
nursci long experience and many yrau city rlrelce
Address H. H., Ir.bane Uptown Omc, LBS BroalwaY.
NURSE.-As comprtent nurse; can take en-
i55 wst isi,L '"' VII w. "' "''' '''' '' ''''''-''
NURSE.-An experienced young woman as
= Invalid nurse chdrel's nurse a.d srams-Tes' AMI
enccs Address r. X. Uptown Tribune Office. L-3S Bway
NURSE.-By an American useful girl, house
y work tor " or country wants stnlu1n' she ha best
ann, lrac,rv used fosv inl 6f soisy,rk and care ,f
chIdrcn. can at 29O 6ta-aye. near iSfhst
\-UR>E.-By IN expert infants, most careful
y ana aae'oua'e 90 babies understands the iu clr,ot
iereuc s. can b. s.eu Al JAcQuINs BUREAU. o02 9th
NURSE, SEANSrRESS- Understands dress
y mlAll- operates. willing tO assist In chAmuerw0rk;
rooa eitT re:.reass. 2j1 West il-tst.
NVAITRESS.-A competent young, neat
and l T f ', o1 Ius. tioroIgaIy neat and
bias lld0ub',d references can - jo3 tt1ay, near 3,t
WASHING, &c.-A respectable woman to
~ out hy tne day or wecs washing ironing or ce4n
NVASHlNG-Mrs. DOOLEY wishes few
~ families OF gel .cmers sa-a.aE 3y the wces,o' dozen
II city reference lj2 est 2Stb-ft., rtar'
EVASHING-A respectable woman wants TO
MT KEESAN, I5a. sdaye.
VVASHING-A reliable, competent English
" woman wishes nas.lg no her own house. or would go
references. 40 est 5dtls'.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
oFF1cIAL RECORD OF MoRTGAGEs.

Miller Augufte and wife to John Ahsoal cor 400 600
2tave and fqf ~ J venr , - q-''''"
Dononqe s., oven ana WIFE, TO c. 'O' 1900
Dagro, "a Aa,hony, NJ ,r, :" Il N's'.''i 5000
coaig MA lt A. to Nary Niei' cor 800
W,e ohi,a' p a,o ara hs5 T,rs 70 T. Ernst. $4,000
CToge'' wary A. 10 D''' ''''.'' 1000
Nnnanr Henry and wife % RI Cnr. "a i26th 'i net ,
80. 4 year 81"
Tnouipson Martin wife, 10 T. Wells. 40 96 ID
D wears A'i''
kraines. EsT4ri' ya,r. TO '"nn j. No''' ~ 1900
F1ea W m I''ys y,,P r. TO j. Rowland 1900
Binssr tgs4.'u' s1. Wa snOuiy n .' ST. ' 1000
Master Blrb ra TO Wsrl. 3fthst, i0thaveil -co
'NN
Davies VIM O. and wife. to Mutnal Lie ms Co. VS. -o,
Ievinrtol AVE- 3-tu--t. / -'o'V
Jones Mary NJ to Ila', co. o'n''' u ' $4,000
Ham lrpesnee ,, 9Ia ridr. ''n' 10 Il NJ i'''' 5000
same to samuel constant i''n ST. 5000
l6mriaii j. f. SAVAGE Deputy Register
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REAL ESTATE.

NEv-YogE. FRIDAY. SoT- % 1877
The following auction sales were held mt
the Exchange sa,esr19m tc-dy:
Rg g. d. NrVsr 4 So.
lot et ,9d i-,,a5y hris aai s ~ ,1s 80 sacoO
81 ff..l.iff
ploi on 2 = Elisnlve "o' - eO0O
M asr tara srnVih
lot and lsiory 1rc 'iIs r. i ls i, 81, r a1 1000
LOT nnf story brick store ani seiing- Na -l'! -i
ave Va T. . n ilsths, 2JN31 Catherine II 'A- . coo
nv s '-riH 6 IfEirry.
nd ,u11fur. u tSfh--i, S-I u
-daVe. 1gxteAJ, GcI f flfc<iut 'f
Ha . Weler
The property, IS fIirii t and su - Nori"is'1
Wa a, ourIed d. order af t!e e.ccuior 20 Dee 1--
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nrEIcIAL nEcoRp oE REAL EsrATE TRANsFERs

lthst g. 100 " 7tisvr a5xlo33, Mary Wood ga ,oo
John " wood -, q, ,--.---. 7'''-
Breaiw y : : ,a,t, en- '7'ha', 'ui 1888
17Ihst = $40 Il p fii,ave 16IovlO0, y Fuller am
wife % JolH " BAXTER .--..-.- - - ''
and r fitzpatrick i''
Msa9aye S ., 45 +; q 35'2., g 7yt -l'o' huN"'u 81 500
Thonlnsonst st 40 lo5h WIN Nfh.ilns ana N''s u $50
M9nroe - 81 y J., ave- 1h' $500
ns9roes = b I, S,S SiioT1gr, Il ,,T,5p --tiV' ' 5000
ll!a.aye cor fOta-si -l'Floo -" M 'rOaon lOG5s
Washing. 2ye ~ = Zoo '-'i "ifi' ~ f', 1000
r1fraII J. +. SAVAGE. Dcpdty Register
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
5ieambcols ano Railroads

A LBANY EVENING B0ATS-PEOPLES
n LTSE-Drew and ~ John. leave per 81, ~ r. every
week day, p connecting Al Abany (saufay morlng er
ceDted win north and satsr01 conlftably
warmed by boats Of the Bro. <yn Annex
Fare ~ so. s h. MAYO, Genl Pass'r. 4 It.
BRIDGEPORT. and al points on bousatOnic
- and augauck Railroads Fare al. steame Br SeDorf
leaves aharincs daily Sundays oHcepeaj at S0 NJ
AID Bridgeport AZ IA p. m.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Allsrc!laucouS.

EOR SALE-A double engine. made hy cox
TI-- II n-vi ear'. t Iit LAR Ii.l Lf- D 'rt
iu aIueer ani Is feet I itugl. Apply ~ the 4ht D-e
L. EATING'S COUGH LOZLNGES are daily
~ frc-D,l., 81 f1r tou-a Gods. Asthma. ..c, DIS tle
racl'r Te-imonals from tae r0t eminent may be see
Price 30 cents per box. sold nf all druggists
They contain A0 plum 1I preparation Thereon. ~
l.. FDDbERA * CO., Newly York.
special Agents
SS~ BROADWAY, over Herald Uptown
81 Dfquch Once. Room Ptrlor or ladies. branch
n POI Tr.ifv f fn0us, "atchts, jc" try tc o-l
an. .I. I4 do BROS.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Giiuatiors Uanlc0-- males.


COACHMAN and GRDOM.-Bya single young
- able and willing t1 d0 general work ln or
country; wages moderate every sats.liinI esrn bY
alU fIrurr U-ipDf C. EoG ~. Tribune Uptown
OMct %; Broadvay-
COACHNAN.-A trst-class cOIchm1n, mar
- rect desires situation n pr, a.e fluiy thoroughly
uudtr tIc lIl msra-eUeut & horses has t-u
years c.t reference. from his empower city arcouu-
try Address u. D BOX 81 Uptown ir blnc dc, No. LIS
ir-dTag.
HARDENER.-Ry q Protestant man Is
Il hr.tcis- ErrDer understands t1o care OF all euas
o. stuc, married nCfu1fuce g-nt r lerea'fs Wo4d
asIiultp1 wifn respectable Ecuut man Address .0k
347. Goshen, orange County n. y.
NURSE Wanted. situation by n thorough
y rtmu...ut person ~ experience as Cb-E tnr on i
valid l.iula t- N.- .I references. Address d
j.. ~rEht B, iN, Miaorio~n, A.s.
EEAITER-A c0lOred man as waiter thor
ougDig understands business b'3 ~ city refer
ence viii distance n the country. Can OF address
T.. S.. -'i3 West ittHst
SEATTER.-A col0rod mon desires Il stua-
~ TN whit in private family or BOARDING. hou-c
thorough understands h- business best city rcierencc
l-J West 26th-st
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SHIP EEBS.

PORT OF NEW.YORR. ....................N NOV. g.
CLEARED
Steamship Baltic lBTl Jennings Liverpool Il. J. COrIs
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Couarlncrshlp Nonte5.

NOTICE il hereby given that the cOpartner-
y ship oforc exsug u'tcr me name ant Ely -
Iovel. Adam. Wesson & Coz Wa' ds.liftd 9n ut . :, l on
r.f sad r1uariuershp -hOud De- lOrUrlrd lo n b ~ -
.9 -rrHv1.I Mass ttlrmtuf fi,A- = h. Nt~7oN,
of and for e1.d arm NJ Lowell, Atlm' Nesson COL
NEw- s. ok Nov. 6 1871
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alarele ano 5laIe 4Hante!a.

HlGrele aHo 5laIe IlanIeIs.
TTENT[ON Now i the time to purchase
n SLATE AND MARBLE MANIEL~- .
i,ies mayer - Dy ~tls steps tu riscrs ami al kinds OF
sfst.og,rk PENRIfNN SLATE co..
IN r-uior square. =. y. Oitn-GFe. and l1tiI-sts.l
CRATES and FENDkRS.-Ihe largest manu-
NB f,rfu~rs " pgy and hIfl0w down crates Win Gnmp-
irr attaclnrnis. woud call especial aitenion o. our
-prllccs burnir~ woo with brass a1iiil+ Ir
ef rr, irIns and iot- - antique dcsgns basket i'
crtres N elegant pattele 10 c-iie
ana retail; send Tor catalogue amt price list. . ,
- ' j. T. CDNoEER q CO.
3fe ana. -f. View YORK.
MARBLE and MARBLElLED MAN ILLS
fs M ut.nunrnts heldsone-. i0of tiing plumber ana
furniture Slab, "a crafty rtuctd prices turning inr le
trade. A. kLAbEi- iA ami l30 Last l71l-' A.-I 2,e
- KLABER & CO., -,o.,..-. v...,
usfld l-,S NAETEL~ TILlSG, MDN AENI7, at re
duced prices. LJMBLio' SLABS Spt'l4-y.
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NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
ROVND RpDgE ROUTE.


, FoR TR4NTOE AND PHtLADELPHiA. an
8 go 80 a m Iso $50 $50 IL p u and at y.
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvala R.
road, H. lTd ad 6er4s-sIs al 40 '5o 1850 II, i'5o
le,ye Trca,on Sew York 40. e3j SOS. Io:loa
t "a rr,si8 Room cars ar. attached to She $50 4 m
I.3O 53Op No. trains from New YORK 10 the 7'30 a N,
s3DSbaY TRATSs-Leays' N.vyors ard rhn,del,ai,
al $50 $50 Il D. ~ Leave lfentm at lO40 a m
Tckeis foot Of Liber yst, No. 52s aud 9it
Eoadvav the prime pal r0es al ouccs ~ he II kilL
Way in Sew YORK and Broo-yn. aud az No, ConrL.s-
Ii. P. BALDwtN. Gen. Pass Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
A. ARaASGEHENr OF TRAINS faing effect Nov.
. m.-CIaciruau and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
1915 D. G-ESpress Mail for Bal.o sleeping coaehe,
Daily Pacific Ez9r9s $50 sor the S, West M Ms.sgins ,
aud chicago without change also Hotel Dining Cls 70
Trains leave cnlmbes street Depot, y. T. for
Ss"2Tf 56 lnt s5fra5 s ,o nsls q m oa5 sun @saaa1 S S3
Rihcfiurd ars and Passac g. 7.i5 loa NJ y nooa lis
3 $50. 4s0 j:l5 600 = Do D. n ~ namgi- sundays
Paef on s. eij. 40. 500 ID .0 l5, l3J y noon.
5ai 5i i3 H ra ' aeays z 8. sj s3 o 70 a. H. - 3 s5o.
?. TO- and y ul..ni -lt . - 81. ,.,. 49,,
j! ss d5 & 76 s8a5sy S 0' 5 10 t !, 49, 49, M e. S S ana M.
cgrav5. a. N $50 go D. m sunday. ssoA
NsSoar@a5 o.i 5 l p & 30 ? m l, s.nasyssso
Goshen. T. i5 .. - lei1 d d. $780, 5ij, 'i9 7 p M.
slrda y 90. :, io III ~ ~ ial "a Ar 4qo > , M sun
dsys So 10 a. NJ. D. The az 20 D. ~ talIs
g,t n4, fh Urntfo Hit tud i R ~ Mlnst
port Jervis 1855. %, 40, lNtJ ~, 45O, pm. 1unhaya
Trains leaving Chamber - On even or ha hours
rrs. n r leave Tgyrntr r' L.e'n minutes fnrier
III an above unc; trans leaving n.uOst on G-1ler onrs
leave Twenty t.r,l.t tlIF u.itt taf' n"i.- irits
Twcar ir st at 9tj 1ni llt3 D. n wan Trans
lttv.rz llI.og.s-.t. o. lJ p. - ana y 4ldl.-hl.
Tickets passage and tr = l r. a >. w Is'a IN
clu De- DJtaEeJ aAh ciit.' iNi ts
ecsns aal rln-.roi H1eg1 De ia a. te iliI
D0ce- 81. g t0I. -49 s5i bgoldrqy No lJurtst.
Ir. a. Irr.. .r. 10 De- CU.IrsIVr .eafts.
r, ron Tie West arrive IA Se~.fork At 7'-'
- N' $50 =. ABBOTT General Passr AGENT Ne"-York-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF AtN-lERSEY.
TRAINS .r.c fr Eraeauo' C.'sar 'iermonl md Syaek;
! =, $50 5.fJ g. u., l. 3. D. 4 ID, d ''1 p .' -
I ~atur ay nights only ~ .i-so H. -' = ID -' -
/ ESQ b. fa- 49,, n "a, tts.r %,
JNo s. ABBOTT. Gelcra lassr Asea~ .'eN- -t't--
EMGH VALLEY RAlLkOAD: .,,...,..
lAuparar-l ETrE P.-st GFf t+NiH- jan l.
f-.---I.a-. .lr...f t.4r ff |uI" 'n o. Ir
"a 6, % . N -4- l.l,es-. 'a- y. W % .. hrisAi AZ
z f-I.tt.. I..I t...r... .llfr
IrIac. Aulrrn. HHtl".f-t .ffl q l'.-' '-' 'N'
/ Kg..r l.u11 +. . 2tfaf.-'
' FI..I. d. .tl lt.. ard Ing
c.-,r rs.-orr ..,. .4.r.r h-rfI l.N lHr-a lt sts
titA~. If. GO AA SUE Ae..l
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Dcuil5trp

JNr. WAIT. ST.. No. - East 231-st.-Fust-
,s- ,rr,rr7- 40 low popular prices. rxre ting under
ure fe. - without extra charge call anu examine -p'ci
AL prices
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Gllnations DanIeO--fruaIss.

CltnliioHs tDaHIe0-- -JeHhIsS.
A erst-cIass COIOPED LAUNDRE>S wishes
y esrtenlel. s and families wagiing 10y l.e aoL.l "T,n
r month rrfrrenccs trstclass; clts un'nilAfaeL "a"
or addrcss MARY T. G0AbOS. .-' "e'l 9.'H ~
At SWEDISH and GERMAN. AGENCY,
a. ana of aI nation. with best references; VIII supply
fr re,fe fsr cs aud hoies, for cly or country I'0 i
duoei. sWEDE. Proprietor r
1T R0EGRAND'S FRENCH INTELLl-
u eFS,l OFFTcf the best wants ~ lii n4j on, anu
TO- an 1r- fr.ui gi,.rrnc-ss % io0men with c-th - ,s
Iie an Tel5@et To- No IOI west +5th 81, corner O.ha'e
over the dIug s.prc.
At SIAlNS'S SELECT COLOBED Sill
y VANTs AGENCY. No. 531 g. have setohH ', ,' 80 -
81 st VIII De found number of ehcei'it a., t5 ,v ana
wants. male aud iemaie. ior any eipA,iS' i'' 'N wy
country. AZ the shortest notice.
AL parties wishing first-class servant, ,,,ls are
~ ,rvird to call at the OLD = ttl Al , 4 80 t,l,d
,r I'M other cooks cnambrrmalda, mattresses, lid ,
TTs,s ,ramstrcsses. English. Ius, GrIma IN a ~
near 24th-.t. l. RAYMOND rronretor
COOK-A respectable girl to cook, wash
\ AID iiou m private family best civ ieieiou'e'' |
West 21tL st.
OOOK. &c.-A respectable girl to cook, wash
u aud iron private tniy Dss' Cay RECURRENCE 4V
West ian 81
COOK.-By an excellent Scotch woman, with
y good reicrences for or county - 'sfy d Istrps
cool and viii L.,l,t with the washing II drsits,
her business we'll Call 40 go bthase-, near le.'s
GoOK Nc.-By an American Protestant
von- rir to coot and iron, OF do general house
,,ork IN a small iamy objection 70 the country oo''
ref -rences Cal at lj6 last tAif-st.
HOOK-plain washing; BY nice young glrl ;
Z AN o -efir4 of cooking ana baking willing ~ 30 the
Washing has go and canbe seen at Coz othaFe
befweesn 35th and aGih
/,00K -Rv a frst-class Protestant woman,
- Young very nay cooking understands "a =, A ,.s m ~ ,
ing roasting broing. and elegant soups ann - 80,
splendid Pa-sry aAeI,ie Can be- engaged al COZ 9TH.
sSls,fSSSs svs, between sSSSS Ssh nd56tasts,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

FREEHOLD aDd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connecto1s Leave foot o. Lbcryst, Tor Freehold AZ
t.. :. ll,4s q u.. :. 5.Ij p.
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Goal ano il1ooo.

Umpire KINDLING WOOD DEPOT-Es-
II taulshcd 1885. PRICES HEDU CED. send for price.
list Wa. L. WILLIAMS, NJ. 80 East ZJth-st.
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~ Taius for Au0oy, Rcd Bank Long Branch
Ocean Grove. SC. 5, tl:45 a. ui- 4 j-l5 o n.
stages Mafaan station ~ and from kh1PObE
and rs Squsn 20 and from POINT PLEASANT
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Gin f!cal Cstale tor Sale.

Gin Eeal C5tdle tor 5h!e.
MURRAY mLL.-Tho four-stoly high ,toop
VI biowa stone house l-l East 3oth-si elegantly iur
r''''' i"'''-i.'" Il4I- .----
BrooklrH Real GsiaIt for Sale.
nWELLING-HOUSEs Nos 43 Willow-st.,
- - Hek>et A. o. an So Nnsanr si 100 and " fno
appcst 10 aud .7 W ouEoy S. = iaiaS s,'e ,r,
---------------------------
Couutrr Real Golate for sale.
At M0RRISToWN, y. Tor sale At e. bar },,r
na5 80 fa' y y g .i5r =. ~ Vorri..' s oos
vcli -iai-,i. :. fDDY. SO. ~ Broairsg. Room u.
A BARGAIN.-A large. comfortable house and
> four acr,s Of cultivated and WIN Annahe OBJ ,i'
ar pl.1rtlr q lar 1i A. $40 III ~, D, y.
itn4rs inquire u a. C. ALBEo, 32' Howe-y.
nTTCRES,, County farm. 90 acres rolling sur
- t'ce as, gF'&inr & ,-g fT & ~ y& & ,r ii tstsEi,s
Iisllarla &C. run particulars % g. -i'H'sil'- ,'
EOR SALE-At Long Branch, \. T.. 20 acres
coo iot OF fl1ut nu fancy price lor prca1i' ad-
d,..s G,z ia. D. .st Io-s bsanca
C0R SALE Splcndid, fully fur
ui..,d ho- 1, S.'-i, i , & = ..,' i- . r.e.r-
CREENWICII.-First-class country seat .s,eT-
- eIsl sc-.; 9ltr,a a gItat s-cI.-ce Al" III. a.
GRIFFIN. SO ra.r -54st
EAIFS RIVER. NIRGNIA.-A very valua-
- estate % over - ~ acre, o. pr,iirtye and .i ape
.f-srnn4t I.uHrur ou fHc p.-maes Full particulars.
hULAEDS WH.iINf. Eersuau-,t
SOUTHPORT. CONN. ncay Long Island
- -.uaf -f-,nt -uans resi- tnr hnu~e eVff1 con-
rtueloe ua-l 1852, in house, erapeiA' eleven
acres. yr Doe soil bout eur-f1 Jos cost
GUIAND & WHITING, Pc Sman II.
6'O MANUFACTURES Of SILK, &c.-For
sar % One "a 81. w. dur Bt ILplN AL ilr1I 0 III j.
well sIgloi % A or utlr- mauufartIrIng Primo pN D4li
nd o rr four ,tar e. and eluyalt p I40-to f,et ais,
E8ara ld 2i'oi- ualillC 7Iit and sub iinlt "h
Midland Railroad -ttllIls lrice
l.v Iup4Irr of ". LIIGr NBJIiIA-f, oneida, y. y.
-
Nnc.lou Sales o. Real estate.
BVRLTC SALE of REAL ESTATE on 7th
da, 10 i 1-tA mo- Dc'en5er' lsI at = o'clock p ~ ;
.- tl hnr .-IraG i1rm uf JIWea u" tuI N'rfti, "i
either 10 or acres. ul best -lt purchaser = 3D.
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MURRAY HILL.-Tho four-story high ,toop
W brown stone house l-i tast 31iisti trtani5 ui
u-,.Ieti. po,sr-..pu immediately.
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Citn propsrIn 90 fct.

UNFINISHED FLOOR suitable for house
! fe-rlng al.o faru.sIr, and uufnrnshel houses Ret
era-ces 10 E~cr.it Library. 6ti 5il-tve
tNDSONELY and newly furnished house
4 an Murray iil go LET tho Winter or year OF
l .ir one m y private table best references az 0Jj
Btha.c. A.DAtLL4.
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Brooklnn Kcnl G5iaIt for Sale.
nWETLING-HOUSF NOs 43 Ni!lOw-st
- siE-sf a. 81 an So Nnssar s. 100 and lD2 Pine
sIt,.f N and ~ p0 0ugloy So, = Iaiay ete ave
GORDON l- FDHD. 81 GAIA IT,, brooAlFn'
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fonscs ano farms Wanlen.

x-kV-rFD Country residence or good farm
w new irg Tor cash aud property upOn cash baa muse
be cbeap PAUL r. TODD. l4j Bfoadway.
WANTED To IFASE-And would buy the
~ f,ue- Il nice hoio within uffy mir5 "i rE i"tA
CIV, by ilt MN. Address \. stone, Fh~AA HOUSE,
Broadway and lZih-sL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Qnc.lou 5ales o. Real estate.

BTRLIC SALE of REAL ESTATE on 7th
5a, IL. i -tn mo. Dr.eler4 ls77, at O'Clock p M
e yaua.la BON e-ieac tl of Jane DE o cr''' o
.irt.r Dr 1880 rrr- best -f purcta-sf~ - h
.-i f, g.-,.arfovl nctuu ... NtV Jersey. nni )
f. p -ltr - .rHt.i stud iariI. land ln Ari ,tile
cut .aiiou g1ed bll-. A excellent oritI ANA iA f'a
ant and st.UicIt u'i i-IiI IorIlnti
~ lp1alre oi ia n lEL DE COZ, Execuior,
Columbus.
Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

For Grains O. loca. polnts scr time table at staGO8a
SUNDAY TKAlS--Leaye p3g a IA. ~ m. for
Ronni brook and in,eres1 polniS and u 53J
EastOn. Reading and Harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

hereafter the STEAMBOAT tNrltE-S TRAIN VA
leave ~rOSI ~GIDN 20 t.No o. m.
Tickets fr saie 20 al le principal uci 6 eces '1a sac
rooms secured all occs ot 81 cs,tts express ~o anu A'
363 Broadway. ..-.-.,.,...r- rrNr
tpr.i.hf ouyl Steamers iflsc di} ltAt'p. -. n
nj, Iou PIER % Nori River toot % W sfienat ffels"s
va c.lnSi & t,, ~ ,r. h. " FrsiNs. Gen. Pass Ag,.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
BrooaInn prOpertp Go tet

LARGE 2d-,torv room with all the modern
a cren,,,e- and neatly furnished at No. FIRST place.
between uuuIy and lliutuu-ts
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

fOf san fhANil~t.D wa lFi IN - VI T .A-' Ala
--tirlslliu COLJA. SATURDAY. Dee J.
Connecting Cent!d American nG -Ouih racine PpriS
From SAN Francisco JAPAN ami t4ilN 4
Steamship ITf OF PENIN sc. SAIt NDAf. nec. ].
FROM francisco 20 sandwich Islands, AusLralt ana
New Zealand.
steamship CITY OF NEW-YORK WEDNESDAY,. Dec.
For freight passage apply Compduy's once w.
Bowling Green. Nry-lDrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINZ BETWEEN NEW.fORA.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMF.N. -
CONpANTS PIER foot % SECoND.SI. HOROKFN-
DON ...-.. N0v a HERB Al N.... sal, Dee
/. ECFAR ....- -ar. Dec AMERICA A sat. DeclJ
EATE.S n PASSAGE trnm NsW YORK q OUIHAAP
ION, uAN-kt, OK BREMEN -
FIRST CABIN, SOD gold. SECOND CABIN, 800 gold
STFERAGE. $50 currency. -
Return Tickets A reduced rates Prepaid steerase Cerai
rates $50 currency.
- r ZOE AMI
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
For freight or passage sSIEIsas lPIiI Co. Bowling Green
DACIFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
i STEAMSHIP LIS E5


For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
= NEWZEALAND. BRITISN cOLl ABiA, 0liE6ON, &c,
saf-uL from Pier foot Cinalst.. North River
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey

- kerry station m NeW-i orS. foot of fdberfyst
ComnenciuR ". -. lS11-lr1ins leave follows
o3 a. m.-Fur Flcmmgton Belviderc Nauch
Chunk Iarngua Miikes1agre Elnilrl
80 u.fOr Htch Brftgr Branch Eas.on,
Nauch Chulk. TamaqUa NUkesharre Wularnsp0rt, sc.
1915 and 43O m.-For SOmerye tIem ngtOn.
p. m.-FcT Feufngt0D. Etst0n, Manch Chunk Nllkes
barre seT11ion, ruuAhauuOcS Tamaqua HazietOn. Read
ing P0ttsvine. Harrisburg.
Ip m.-For Hlgh Bndge Branch. zaston Belyldere.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Lave NewYork Om foot Of Desbrosses and CortaDdt

500 or Washingrso Coiumb1. Chicago and fse VIZ &C.
Richmond Charleston sAd tie south. TLrou,n Pullman
'm ia tluOrr logo.
loo ~ for Washington a0d Tie West. and for Richmond
and he South GodOnsvic Pullman from NoysYOk
60 Baltimore and asngtoD, close for
fHtsbury. Cincinnati. LOus- -ic. and ~ Iouis
Pa HI IuriIfIf. -f.
9; N. daily. for Washihgt s0Dth
Hahine el9se connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati. 10 sv.
II Louis, FttsDurs south and south West
Pullman ir o. imOrr 10 NIncuUat lnd Ialsvile
Orieans the ~
through uckeis please can az ConpsBy, Office BIS
Broadway fOrk. and az TOO Of ortiandt
ard Dcshrossc-- ais. md depot JefsOy civ.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Coudirr prOpeTn 10 tet.

t.A1 PER MONTH will rent the house, ~
s9 - NV~-Ington ave- Wrrsde, Newark, nom 1c ohri
q" 1rDIs ON NE premi-es of J, H. DEN4-oN 100 b'e
vlUslv1 NlWara N. j.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Ocean Sielmers.
MAIL STEAMERS


These class steamships sail regularly AZ m
Pier 40. l3. NoTtn River. - fol0Ns
StealIsitu CLr DE.- tDAr, nov -
Sfe,m.b.D EDSESDAf. Dee /
ccouolarlous M ruasse pr oisht passage apply
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23
DoNALDsoNvILIE "A, SATURDAY JUNE 23

worse, if possible, than ever when
under the exclusive control of Tweed,
Sweeney, Connolly and Hall.
The distress of certain exclusively
reform organs and politicians lest the
civil service should be irreparably
crippled by the enforcement of Secre-
tary Sherman's order directed against
the old abuse-nepotism-in his De-
partment, is very marked. They
showed commendable degree of
stoicism, when hundreds of female
clerks were sacrificed, many of them
the dependent relatives of dead sol
diers, having in turn dependent fam
lilies, efficient and worthy, but without
influence. But when few favorite
families whose members have nearly
monopolized whole bureaus for years
are in danger of having their liberal
incomes somewhat curtailed, and
when the children of high officials,
who have snuggled them into Office
turning out those in needy circum-
stances to make room are in danger
of loosing their heads, their sympa-
thies are at once excited and they
attack the Secretary with every
weapon of ridicule and derision.
In spite of all the efforts of a few
soldiers of fortune and others wholly
devoted to self-aggrandizement to get
up quarrel with Mexico, very little
apprehension is felt here that they
will be successful. SENTINEL.