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The New York herald., 1877-12-02

1871, at one o'clock p. NJ by order or Charles Book
man. president Tho nrst annual dinner Of the asso-
citation will be given Deimonicos, Tuesday, De-
cembcr A. At SIX O'Clock p. NJ Tickets can be OBJ
tanned by members for themselves and friends OF the
committee OF arrangements. Clark Boil, Shepherd r.
Knapp ard John G. Cecil
On Monday, at the Brooklyn Driving Park, Long
Island there will be two races-thc rst hurdle race
with hve starters and troIting race under the sad
die with three starters
Mr. Nh. Leadbetter some little time since met
with ossa which will be hard TO make up. His old
favorte horse, Paddy, became badly OF with con-
tracled eet that humanity the beast demanded
his destruction. Tue nat was nnwillingy given forth
and Paddy wass destroyed Paddy was not fast nor
remarkable Tor extraordinary beauty but his charac-
ter for docllity, kindness and extra good "horse
scnsch stood very high He was q horse in the hum
bio walks OF horse life, but We doubt II his owner
would have given him for far more valuable beasts.
TO children he was great friend and would allow the
smallest 20 mount him and ridc In the streets, taking
care u should come 10 harm. Mr. Leadbettor had
him in his stables about fifteen years. and he was well
known TO all uptown horsemen.
Mr. r. N. Beam 10 driving his fast sorrel horse on
the
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

select party Of the admirers of amateur athletics
assembled at the Ravenswood Athletic Grounds, Long
Island city yesterday afternoon TO witness the
mile walking match between John P. sweeny and
Rooert H. Petton who competed at that distance tor
gold medal and the amateur championship OF Long
Island Petton, who has very baa knee action, was
disqualified after receiving throc cautions, his oppo-
nen the other hand, walking IN ine fairesL poss-
BILE manner.
Sweeney started OF with the lead, and at the end
tho second Lap ho was twenty yards IN front OF his
opponent. In the third lap Peton spurted aud went
to the front, out 10 shaky was his walking that he
received caution. He was so0n some 1tty yards In
front OF Sweeney, but his walking was very queer,
the third lap OF the last mile he was disqualified
but he Kept until the finish of the distance doing
the seven miles in 62m 2hs Swecneys time tor
the seven miles was 62m 29Ia Edward Plummer
was timekeeper and referee
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THE RIFLE.

SHOOTING AT CREEDMooR-oFF-HANDM MATCHES
AND SALT LAKE BULL's-EYEs.
Tho weather being excellent yesterday, 1t was
rected that large number OF rHemen would find their
way out to Creodmoor The only events, however, OF
any importance that came OF the matches OF
the ish-American Rife Club and practice compe-
ttiou Tor the skirmis hers match.
The match OF the irish n-American Rife Club was the
1na Tor the Grub badge, and open only to men,
bers OF the organization distances 200 ana 500 yards
weapon, any rifle within the rules, sporting guns
handicapped five points over all; ten rounds with
the privilege OF two sighting shots at each distance:
the badge TO be three times before becoming
property OF the winner. Sergeant N. ID. Ward won
the prize for the third tme ing 1t his own.
Tho following are the leading.
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George hcNichoi, American Athletic Cluo;
thompson, Scottish American Athletic Ciuo; VIII.
lam daves New York city,
One Mue Rum G. Romme, Triton Boat Ciuo
Club; J. W. Kellam, Locustvilie, Va A. r. Pierson
Waveriy Athletic Club, Newark; ]. Christian, Scot
iish-American Athletic Cub.
One HUNDRED and Tioenty Yard Hurdle Race
Joseph Laion, Mystic Boat Club. Newark; George
McNicnoi, Scottsh-Amer,can Athletic Club; j. Knox,
New York city; A. r. Picrsop, waveriy Athiet'o
Club Newark; j. B. Hanna. Scottish h-American Atm
letic Cloo; q Fabregon, Scottish American Atheuc
Ciuo; W. y. McNulty, Union College, schenectady;
William r. Myers, Orion Rowing and Athletic Asso-
cation; J. b. Van Loan, Orion Rowing and Athletic
Association.
Hat Mile Run.-W. ]. McNuty, Union College,
schenectady; +. G. Gurney, station r. New York fost
ONCE; J. Christian SCOTTISH. American Athletic CLUB
John Brooks, New York city; J. Hohen, New YORK
Turn verein; H. Danfkrch, Scottisb-A American Atm
ieic Club; Thomas K. Hastings New York city.
The following are the entries for the twenty-five milo
walk Tor the amateur championship Of America, which
takes place at the same building on
TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
Twenty.fre Mile Waik-For the Amateur Cham
pionship Of America.-T. H. Armstrong. Jr, Harlem
Aihetic CLUB; J. N. w. Hunt, Knickerbocker Ath
leuc Club; g. Bruce Gllie, Scottish-Amercan Athletic
Club; L. A. Berte, Harlem Athletic CLUB; George j.
Law. New York city; A. h. Latilia Chappaqua, n. T.
W. W. Cornish, New York CITY; Thomas z. Duhy.
Harlem Athletic Club; T. II. Buckley Scottish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club; i. j. Higgins, Scottsh.American
Athletic Club r. II. Pelton, Grcenpo,nt, l. l.; Chris
Central Athletic Club; A. II. varian, Kn,cKerbocker
Yacht Club; j. ]. Mcleod, Scot tish- -Ainercau Ath-
letic Club; Jones, Scottish terican Athletic Club
G. Fabrcgon, Scottish American Athletic Club.
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oFF.HANp sHooTIN
SCORES.
PROFESSOR LONGS CHALLENGE.

The glove encounter between Professor Long and
Mr.. J. NJ. Laan Tor which arrangements we're have
been made yesterday, been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Latin Mr. Long last uight at the reques. ofhe
latter at the Knickerpockc Cottage, Sixth ave-
nue.. Mr.. Long objected to the Marquis OF Queens
bury's rules, and desired 6ve minutes ~ each
round and one minutes rest THIS was agreed
TO by Mr. Lanin. Mr.. Loug then proposed
medal OF $50 aud the ''gato money" 10 be divided.
THIS was objected by Mr. Laain who wanted the win
TO have the money. To this Mr.. Long would not
consent and the meeting broke up without anything
bsiag done
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENr r.

The twenty first anniversary OF tho opening OF
Woods Gymnasium, AT No, East Twenty ightn
street, will be celebrated Saturday evening, De-
cembor 8, by complimentary testimonial 10 sr Jonn
Wood. large number OF prominent amateur and pro-
essional athletes have vountccrd tDcir ces, and
contests III sparrng, wrestling, fencing, savatte aud
other exercises will take place.
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MARCO, THE MARBLE HEART.

Justice Rilcy, in tho Third District Court Brooklyn
yesterday, committed Annie Marco, q white womans
the WHO OF negro, TO the Penitentiary for sir
months The prisoner convicted of cruelty beat
ing her ceveny earold daughter, Viola, who 10 darE
skinned. Tho child exhibited the marks Of hog
mother's teeth in her arm, which was cut IN ssvsse1
placea
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

There.was fair number of members OF some Of the
leading pigeon shooting clubs Of New York and Long
Island present yesterday at Dexter Park, Jamaica
Road, L. L. aud they contested in sweepstase shoot
ing throughout the afternoon. Tho two most worthy
OF notice and five birds each. The weather
was delightful, and the shooting about tho average
The following are the
SUMMARIES
DEXTER PARK, JAMAICA ROAD, l.. L-PIGEoN SHOOT
ING, SATURDAY DEC. 1.-First sweepstakes bad six
competitors at S. each, making $50, which was
dviued SIT to rsi $S to second and So to the third
Each shot Mt ten Dlrds 25 yards rise, so var
boundary. IA ounces shot. II and traps; the Long
Island Club ru les to govern.
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Some tea or dozeu gentlemen were before the
butts shooting pructc competition for the skirmish.
ers' match They shot the regular number OF rounds,
advancing aud retiring To and from a second class
target lhe first competition won by Il. II. Litch-
lclu on score OF inifLy points, and Captain =. +.
Knecland won tho second and third competitions on
scores OF twenty-scven and thirty y-eight points
speclivcy.
oFF-HASD SHOOTING
The lrst competition Tor the oD-hand marksman's
badges WIS terminated IN Couiin's gallery O'Clock
Friday morning. The shooting was at proper
uonal targets arranged for 200 and 300 yards Tho
following the
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ana other things that make this room look ike Bit
out OF an old castle.
The tickets tor the opening night will be 81, AFTER
thai cents and only proclrable aI Inc
door OF the Academy OF Design
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HORSE NOTES.

Tho annual meeting Of The National Association OF
Trotting Horse Breeders will be held at tho Everett
House. In this city, ON Wednesday next December g.
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NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.


Arrangements have just been mcds by this organ-
ton for Gimore's Garden Tor Friday and Saturday
evenings, January and when they propose to give
their FIRST winter meeting. Tho sports will comprise
the following events, open to amateurs:Seventya five
yards rum hand cap two mile walk, handicap; one lap
OF track, bush hurdles three feet handicap; one mile
run, handicap.
Tug-of-war. open to teams OF ten mon each from
any regularly organized association; 75 yards run,
scratch (speclaD 44o yards rum handicap; nalf-mile
rum handicap; mile walk scratch (open TO those
who have never beaten $500.
One mile walk (speciaD, IS yards, bush hurdles
three feet, handicap. Tho following amateur cham
pionsh'ps Of America Will also be decided Light.
middle and heavy weight sparrlng and fencing
An international tug OF war will take place, open 10
teams OF five each, OF different natonalities, Tor
purse of 500 $50 10 the first team, $50 to the
second aud $50 to the third. Messra Nichol
Ing will also decide the amateur
championship at pole leapinE Entries VIII
close Thursday, December 27 Three competitors
appear in game there viii be contest.
Entrance lee 81 pcr man for each anu every game.
First, second and third medals will be gwen in each
game excepting tug OF war-frs mo tals OF gold. Fur
tner particulars may he had from A. IL Curtis
tary, Post Office box g. l0l.
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+Divided first aud second money
sFeli dead out of bounds.

SAME DAY-SwEEPsTAKgs-Wlth nine competitors
al $ each. Total $27, divided $13 10 rst so second
aud SO TO the tEird at brds each, rs yards rsc and
the other conditions same as above
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FROM LOND0V-To Steamship EiVef1.-F Areies ?. Fos
tcr Mr. Mofau and two children NJ ano Mrs MORSE
TURNER luo son
cfazt Chas Ha.r Miss isabella Bell F. German. Miss
Cerrrqin 'f~ g. s.. Charlton and two tauchtefs
Y .fruc4er C.ei CIV -yeetappe VIM Perkins. Mrs
J. rsfns Lamontalue L4ette Francisco NtaIe MIS- Mari
" Ar. Grew.
FIoM BERMUDA-7n Seqm1btp O1ni'ed. CAPTAIN j. =
pr~- II4Hett. IT. ". Lucy, LIT A. = IroWn mrs a
Nast M-.. y MnruAg. T. 7. P-rrl. J. Doughty.
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Gin nropcrtn 30 fct.

TTRNTSHFD FLOOR nj bio for house
4 ternlng llro furnishs' lnd mn cd homh Hei-
ercuccs az kvsretr Lirrlrr, 900 BL-dE-
RFURRAY HILI.-The forr--tory, HIGH stoop
VI brown Stone house l-l 4if. a1i.-.t '4h'""' ''
MIS- ed ese-aiou immediately.
NWNTPS OF handsomely furnished hon.c'
~ viii st part or efrr o p.iyi 10 'n ly anrrF Hi'''
b.i-vorr 1.h ard cff.lvcs. 4. DALEY, a1 hth 'se.
rF,O = rT- FupNISHFD-N $50 Lexington
e ave- nor 30.h.rt. 90 "a pr vl,e family on5. W.
CROSBY. $50. 1.0 ...arH 'r.
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REAL ESTATE.
vrw-YorK. MONDAY, Nov. 10,

NFw-YoTE. MONDAY. Nov TO- 1877.
IT. ru,--;r. orc+i,n eolas Of CITY real
Ht i"i'"' . "'N.''"
estate were held at the EHc'anse Sa''Sr'o'" ''-'"J
a..ory orc, ngraus 1a lss.e q 70 5aq Tat
St-.f p iLF ", .1..o ", -r,,,s T,,f t5-5 nor
annum; j. u wallace I;
5st9rv lrck 2n.,dn 5,,7 S"rr,G 81 mon s2,l
, , -. ,., ,,,.. o ID. lat ~ q Peck sine
,g feH ana Nater-s''' 'o' --A' .'o' a on.'i 5000
aftory BRICK dwelling house: s'eNe. ana 3s'cry
lirl lrorr WIN o n 4'3 West y stst Il 80 40 900
n LNtl-iF- ilo lHAlV..'. N TOD '.''..--.''- --
- - -. ,-..--,.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL L-lAAL- Al'-AN'I Lao
NEv-YoHK CITY.
8, -fs' -oF ,v,tzeI ....-.-..... ~. $1,000
i5urs 7, 70 I.i.a.t'f, Ma i.,u-. 10000
ti' s. goo r. tda ~ p ~ "a, =. ,na. nominal
l-e '-s. =. oi " til'Ve -oA'' IL f'-.' vi ''' 10000
81 l.f.ars. 5ox2aol6 -anuals and wife ioJ .
ID H .,. o. e, cor iri ST. ajr-i i winter ana vie TO
Weulani. a.. Nominal
any vi.a 10 Nj townsend -..,. $500
o. ave. I9. sd. 40, / 3 W eliAhdi iAl VIZ
o. Louisa gTint,r..-..---- --. ~. n ou!ral
7l-- n" i % aaiFt lf4Ath7' b ID ''i"- I'D ~ --,
Emma r weed .--.- -- ,.,--.--- 4"''o
4ti -t So a. Woo 'N.''' ~, F'D,r
Grcerssr. 2ox5G iiza Sa.tn To A q To9gro Nominal
Lexington awe " cor ''-I- -'.'N''' " 81. '- 10 ooo
D. z ftfNr- -,.---.- 5.-,..,, f4,.rr r-,,b r4r md
Ave h co., 1901 So >'Alt'' ho"' ' '' IL ,ol
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O1rrirn Grdr0.

IT srOPTTcTOWN-A delightful homo Tor
= WI..rrI private .am.iv al tle surround. lG' Ok
rox i5. MoH'I-ioN n. N. D..
BOARD AT AIKEN. sc. .-.
Tl. hou.e No 3 Y1rs corner i Inland STA hes n'en r,s
I- IluI ugh r,ng.r. and newly iif s ii.i'.'i''
thc D -tI of Eovcu.ber, ol r' lsor able I. rms
COUNTRY BOARD can be had nc an o,H-
Z fashioned farm. tac comfort Of Do ac , 10;
s-st .ya AND r0unfiIi table Supplied INit- A'I ny
la month Il lW rates. Aj ross OrDAI. i - SOM ~
Wcstcaceirco. Refers % w. IVY. .t,I ~ " 'il-..'
g. r,.f. FANNY fr h. 30 AMI Winter moderate -ces.
1es- e54t Gcc Box So I73. LHc, wood. Highest rtti
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PORT OF NETWORK ..-.-......
II. l. L l. I.

PORT or NETWORK ....-.....-.........Nov. 10.
CLEARED
eho Gara,n-r colby streeter Liverpool. Snow q nurges
SIN r. b. Mecali lNorl Koudsen. Bremen. C Tobias &
0'f,,k Ater ,1or' or,cr ioncor Punch. Fd7c & CO.
B1rk estro tau y 20 yson " '-'''''" W.
r.rk angels De- more lIta.l stsTuo Cork or Falmouth
n,r m -a Aus, Pauer cox or Falmouth orders,
Ea- -rccaa p DArst) Gargareea Cork or Falmouth for
fls AdsIua AUST cragnez wi,beach Eng, sIocovch
Ra-s rrcmetlous tGerl Braancrinc. Alexandria Egypt
Hari zlireGonhc., lGer}. Dauaenber~ Hamburg. To-
T.it Eagnln ,,yorj Jacobsen. Trieste Punch. Edye &
Barr oe-ralall ,PortJ, Penica oporto Portugal Have
ra-< Norde Bryant Buckley. Moatevideo FOR orders j.
Ears Cairaa swod) Rennaaasan Gibraltar for orders
1 as ld ' 6st E9's Nesrl f %G q Co.
lag Im -,usi, Tolr-l,slcb H4i Eng for orders, So
Rrr Rosaue utail s'ante, caprelo Naples, Benhau q
r Ila-a o.odal. Wea,evie,o 'o- order. 4. abbott
ARRIVED.
Steamship iievcia Br1 Webster. LIVERPOOL Oct. - and
Queenstown No5 D Win 3D. se and pass 10 W. J. Hurst
rirams-l2 E''a - W.. ms y .. lon ,i c " r
q eeavv " an. s W gaes a7ec Noy 81 IAN inst ion
dsv I'd Is or "a 80 passed. aa Inuan Steamship bound
bound Ill., A. 80 Jon. o. PASSED Bremen steamship
s,e-T.i, rnr9vaia tDanA Nelson. london 20 and
Carif I'm win roai u tunrh Edye Co. Had strong
westerly rsl.. l.t eur.rc passage
Gamma lBr' Lat0ic0ff beinlua Nov TO- Win
Tlrs, and pass 4. T. ont rLrl4gr- ~
ee.ns Antonio lBrl Anderson cundefson Ocb 70 via
Boston Nov ff fn ballast fo Bculam a. hOycseu.
Steamship iiardal kcmpton savannah Nov TO- Win mdse
.ass. fo MURRAY. fcrrIr n Coz
I1I AusL, lIcmud4, shields % 4ays VIA eol
g. order. vessel fO -lJrOfich a. co.
t11no Il. Trappaui. Genoa 81 days, III ballast y
Bon s. Elrfhlu. PISSED 1lnr4 OCT
ffffl Deac0s1 smyrna D. days Win uco
nee root lrrews; vessel ID master.
Bark ALBANIA f-pan, seville, Havana 20 days 10 ballast
% IuEari a CO.
Brig Emma Dean lot Kirtsj schOtz. Laguaya oct II
Porto Cabel0 Soy. with coffee hides, etc. " j. Aeos
- ship Lake Ontario Brl Gilmore from Liverpool which
arrived Itl reports lad heavy westerly gales lou 40 ano
strong VARIABLE gales oct q, encountered cyclone
beginning 40 r. g. aud ending Al ~ n W. lasting hours
barometer IS 30.
WfND-sunset-At Sandy Hook moderate. n. W clear
A. Ctty Island. moderate. n W. clear.
FOREIGN PORT.
LoADoz &0V lG.-saIed lstA inst CsTinda I6th Inst.
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Connlrn Eeal GsIate for sele.

4 T MORRTSTOWN, y. For SHE nj bar
~ gain, consequence or illness NJ the proprietor the well
known DUNCAN HOUSE "a MOru,-at; has 81
excellent order; has water md grounds J0X+Jl
well shaded r. EDDY. so. l4j Broada ay, Room ~
A BARGAIN.-A large, comfortable house and
a four acres ~ cultivated and, win aluniauce % shade
FRUIT pleasantly situated, 20 BA~ KING RIDGE s.
j. had responsible parties low reut For par
iicllars inquire N a. II. ALhko, a2S Bowcrl.
NHEAP FARM FOR SALE IN VIRGINIA
100 acres good house and 0ut1udHss. plenty Of fruit
and fine natcr depot church ard school price, $1,000
rart cash. balance Cau address - $50. 800
Wlshugt0n-,t.. NcW-t tFk.
DTTCHFS~ County farm, % acres rolling sur
face highly rr1fucfiv SOL well w7erec, good pag build
iurs aud rmnmau Vows. including Catskia
HiglluGs Fun particulars o4 o. uJLftil'- Br1aiHay
NOR SALE Splendid, fully fur
/ usled hotel. Nvaca0utloI .d-o', with l0 acre
beaut location ana views. good order: VIII accommo
date BOO suitable amy large inst tuition access by
scambo ard two railroads. HOMER MyI3AN, Pinc-st.
IANFS RIVER. VIRGlNIA.-A very valua-
- Die estate OF over 800 0 productive land suitable
Tor raising ealiF vegetables and frs Tor Northern markets
-frauHoqt landing premises. Full particulars.
RULAND a. W HITTING, beekmau-'i
CTORE and DWELLING combined, at Mill
> brook y s.. Address J. DEARING, TishkiA, y. l.
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Gitn propertn Go Get.
CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL SUIT or 8
n HOONs second floor; perfect condition handsome
browpstone with 0wner 755 fhave $50 broadway
pass
FURNISHED FLOORS for HOUSEKEEPING
~ Let V respect able small families o. MeDougaIst
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Gin ncal estate tor Sale.

/ ROMANO BROWN viii take charge O
80 estates Collecting rls. paving taxes, insurance &c
f0r owners Office 1850 Broadw az. corner 3t LIST
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Allsrcllaneous.
nRICuT,S DIARFTFS. DROPSY. PARALN %
IL SIS indigestion gravel stone. rheun ISM goi .-i -
ture a,,ase- of thr liver heart kidneys hiailri "
siHt SKIN and nioo. nervous 0 organic drully asa up'
Peculiar females when ltyn ialt it '
ae med DIV Ibp A-AIfF ATI RAJ n rs ttAl -fiti
i. q III and DK fIFArH Per barrel 20 cents . gal'uh
II.IATIsE GLATI- Offices. .00 bronlway Ne"-i'iA.
E'OR SALE-A double engine made by tOh-
amete and go length. Apply ~ Che Tribune Onoe
l. EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily
u recommended FOR Coughs Colds, Asthma ETC. Df ,e
Faculty Ieslnonilis nom ihe most fihurhl may 40 ''
Prize 30 cents p,r box. Sold bv all ur"Rgst@
lLey contain 10 opium or lrer1ral on lAcir'l' - l.
special Agents
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Quttlou 5ales Of Rfal Gstaic

ADRIAN IT, MULLER Auconeer.
rXFCTTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
II ON 9rH-AEf. and 73DST
ADVrAE II. II.l.It d sos Will sell 90 auction
TTIrH-BAY Nov % at oD.0c-. The tXcha sales
room 80 Brosdwa by order Of tine executor Of estate
of +. tlauri Nlcs'leceas+dt
gTu hNI-4 IT'S northwest corner Of 9have aud 73dst
T3D.~T-l6 u0rlA SIDE commencing 100 feet west az
qfaave mo rock
tiOg. ~. z Pinc--t. and y. j. NJ Niles. IA Wallsr
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctoneer
ESTATE or JOHN MCCONFlLL, deceased.
~ Executors sale OF ~ valuable lot on sodrlihkN
CITY or NEW YORK.
Adrian H. Muller s. Will sell az auction 0u Tuesday,
November - o'clock. go tie Exchange ~-eal 0u NO
IN Broadway b, Of the Executors 90 John MCtou 49,
deceased. southern Elar
ward y u these lois trout Southern B0u eyard and
several OF dopth ms property l snort
distance from
HARLEM BRIDGE.
early completion ~ the
RAPID Transit ROADS
value. ~ mortgage f1r
three hive years per cent Maps az the Office Of tie
auctOneers.
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6elu uJauieo

WANTED. a.. -, 49,, ....
thirty years Of able u do az Ainhs or 81 wig
v-Ing 10 young misses ana mako
brr.ef useful Waers. .lHt real name aud al
nationality, and where last en-
ployeI address d. j.. Box 10. Tribune unce
WANTED 49, For first-rate laundress, u
w scotch girl with good references. seen at IOl West
I5ih-st BONGKANDs,
DVTLER.-By n lady, for reliable colOrcd
ID butler with several years city references seen Al
No iUl West s5th. st.. BONOhAADA
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Brooklnn Beal GelaIe FOR Sale.

DWELLING-HOUSE Nos. 43 Willow-st.
~ n Rcssst a. 81 an 81 Na.ssus 100 anu loZ Pine
aDpc-st l1e and 1877 W.ougi bTH, - IafaY eitesFe.
GORDON j. FORD. OF Clark s... RVooklrn.
g - SDS0 -ThTee-stOy, high-st0op, new
~ =. osDOs brOwu.stoEe HOUSES Eligible location
near Green Fulton cars minutes ferry.
rutland & WHITING, Beekman.st.
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PtEFEtIlNNi
BOXERS ElTTERS.

No Is Ioll.-f H. - Pos. Ginco Box 1893.
/ AMOUROUX'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.-Ihe
- great remedy Coulhs Colds. Irritation ID l'
THROAT al Elections Of l, 81. over 80 years OF ia
crrtsug popularity attest It's merits.
Pamphlets utt. solo by aN druggists
+. FOUGERA q CO.. New-YorS, Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-20
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