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FROM LIvEEPOOI.-In srq,nssip Scynfo-Df, Cor'elius
ars T. T. Anderson y AneT6aca r. Ancony II Ng,,e
las iis' p AnS; NisS j. Aus'R Seos ,r ot s @
Mn P. r. Raunm Mrs. Cen; : V ncut'. NJ BcnG , aiy
nreTsteT. Mr Brown Mis- BOW Mis- T. Troali Cspt.
can i Mar dare Eps TT yr aa1 onrS
stur Con. Miss Cola Sist" Frances Con,i Baron
\ ~ nav. Mr- Aur Dinnc Mss Mar Dinner Nr an MIS-
NJ H. !; i''i II "s I, ~, ~ ,nd ,is f'lsdn
h FIrr I.Sc, t o, F 'a' Ioa m Fynn f.
Cofon Fox Mrs Charles Fox. James GnEe hr' Carey
NJ Games G[aham Mr. N ssh9n III TAM, mrs Sr Hsada
richs H.. srd Mra r. HavGcck. p r. Iiaydoct r. Hon
Iass Tc @1o al lco e Johnson Charles ioro1 W
watts Jones Mr. AMI Mrs G. Kellogg Rev. and Ms Al
bert B. king T. = kinsman NJ and VT. g. - Sn'.p Tsn
nv Ier Mis-. Alice Lclr Miss Mgh'eiler John LEV o.
md Mrs - Maairnc' ar r. Meaphev. Miss y. nonohpe.
M ana Ns' ns ror "R q; Pey c. Ncccy shop
Of louisville y MeMasleT S,nor DO" r. Nsii9; lr ma
~ Noloy, l. Mouedonioo Rev J. r. Hcrgsn DR. Nosgan,
Nass jas Osborn l. Pa, ioca judge PARSONS Nss Par
sister Mss Patton. G. Patterson Porter hrs
RSvs Mis MF andI James scott Mrs james SOFT Ss
eiP tn ne Rev J. : TonsS" VIZ and Y,s CT sebor
Nizl M ann Mr "9ssR1 r ~ Vaicr Ms. Wr; NJ
W@st ST. and MIS- wbiiecy Franci. wiieley Whit
Wcof Mr. and Mrs T. wood T. C. WYE r. Il. wyhe.
FROM iiAMBi RCD Sf1fnShtp fDfHfnfl'tHt
EmhassaOof Sch0zef L. F. Robertson and daghrr
Caroline Mart"ua md daughter Christian Mmer ana sol
Frederick Hckr pl HoegC and daughter Norris ~pFFr
Saituaih and Children Bertha NINTH august BERG
man FANNY MCKAY Alfred Scirsrcci, Charles , AbchiA
Albert LoTsch losenue orsc Louis ienbih Hosa
PraUg. f. HasssureS and family Johanna Nark'rrt 81.
FROM GIA~GpW-TH SddHShip SfGfS " IND d1o-O W
Fstt Rev. ,fiic! ahey, Ncv. II p Bake. Rev y Il
Smith. !. C'Py-cn. Edward jnlnHOue MT ara MIS-
Lenier lid. Mrs snG Miss Gordon, Mrs :! 4, Collins
AM son VIM McIarcu m and Mr.. Es:r0ck, Arthur Nc
Teod c. IT, Couslin NJ. Nelps Capt sud MIS- anderson
Cant, Em GiasGG T.' Sgsl Mas + H ngS' NJ pls
Miss smith, Mr and Mrs Edward DouehrTiY BIZ BIC,
pnai!. Vn. McKlIhe James Hugies 4. Prick. wife and
child Isdor Hsursberg. Mr. and HrH. John Ford w ard
Bell Miss &. Bell Mis- NJ Bell, elss Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Sutton MIS-. Mcdonald
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NETWORK DAILY TRiBUr

steamship Capt Irlsi from Scr yc, Aug t. for BE
man a1ivcd hctr to-day.
IoSaus Eur. i5---sed. l2'h inst. John T. BcfrG foT
North Ameica Nitiua; Ia! inst Bpnny Doom and Goo IN
inet Craig van. lin-la ~tlita Gfpt Clao ihtl ih-i
National lisir and namaut Latter &C bsruii lS'h INST
Normandy and cabicc,s.
DOMESTIC POVT-.
FcrT - MONROE AUG I5-Pnts.,i in tT BAT more shin
Uhirud from E-cmcr b'fs pllod.n i~cw 81 john. ~ u
Tsue Cueiinr, from teN-NorE. Cleared, iit1
inst. srhr Scllic Chase. for Scs-NaIi,
BALTIMORE An ID Arrived, steamship Nuffff' "NNt
from Havana bark Paain Innes. 'rfn fnfi" Rec - az
Kate " tru hdaHs ou Nifcls-pt. Cleared steamship
sea tull. MarshIuan. Tor Charleston. d..
FHILArEirftk Aug - -h frfs'i hiehnaiin NE,- '-i
se's J. f. Cranror. Hr,v Nnr'oil; Orbit Wrs FROM
YoTi River Morning il-ui. ~i.uil-, f'nli JLIi 'lI
W W Jacket Caniry fgin H1rpahmnro-t. Marina -Aln"'
Scott from R1u;l liiEnlcs; Anc b. fii.c' N"r IRON tal
TlrsrI s'.orts ts Norman Ncicrao. f'r hnsipn Tnn1
wauda sherman for Providence e.. otimcrs warren; tr
Nrs YORK.; NIS Dominique. l|i!!ale Tor iisO'H' 9'i'
steamships Norman aIH InufwFrda ,...
Bo-ros Aug. ljArfiv.l st,aushiD Lancaster WIS r,
V.ildelpiil. T. ~ Dean PHr? fTm Dt'l'iaAi 't
Thorudee tr0ni ulou;: ~iui Wilson, 60 Trey. 0a.'N'
Mc'imcmy. Wells Theresa wolfe Chamiun. fa H. .1t
Wirrs 49,. Bcullh Nailor. kttf F. = Fool. 'Nni'
" j. ll,ips !u!lim and idfH l. Staefc Hufrhii- ir,i
Thadrlniis bark Maiafhan finDry rom FifuDuh iep
g.. Suluau Tihbetts, from Liverpool C,.Flt Si',
Roman Crowcu rom philadelphia tcr ll'i.,l l a
for new York Friedrich lhrnp. FOR f'hane nn"
market. sctr- Hp.Wcn Cath4u0. Tor ~ lihhl-' ,.t
Baker Haliiwnr"; wary O. farro' tarllll l'i ~ 49,
James Marlin Brow Wols Hole load or fhlai lphA
Sailed. barkentine Alb-ri Schultz
MISCELLANEOUS.
park ST Bernhard Ger Prrener. from liverpool when
arrived h;ie - and anchored 20 SANDY Hook was o"td 10
BARK Kate (i,rL Anderson D.bhu. which arrived Aug ~
and anchored az SANDY li'cr. was w'A u" the cry yeSI
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AInrTERY swTNpLER CAUGHT.

!. d. Young, variously known as H. d. Rem
seaer K l.. TAYLOR. Bradley. Elder Evans and Hunter
was arrested yesterday for carrying on swindng lot
tery business at No 0A2 Eehth-sve. lie claimed TO he
the agent OF the Georgia State Monthly Drawing and
his circular stated that Gen F. T. Beaureenrd and Cen
Jubal T. Early were thu managers Of the business An
Onriaa County man his victim. and sent 10 the ad-
dress Of 81 D. Young" SO to purchase ticket After
some delay the ticket received. aud 30 more was
asked for IL under n plausible pretext The
dune paid the 81 After time the ccunfrylnhn
received 70 letter telling him that j. ID. Young had
died suddenly 81 vel0w fever in the South but that the
writer. II u. Rensselaer,. was IFS attorney, aud was
authorized inform him that his ticket had drawn a
hauac and lo in Iarajca. worth 81 800 To secure the
transfer Of tho decd the attorney wanted So on re-
cent ~ which 10 would forward the t'e. TIE money
sent but no deed and the victim wrote to his
LAWYER this city, Col Rowan, who began an investga
tion ~ the matter. Young found al the address
given I'm tle circular Nc. 90 EghtaVe. He attempted
to escape by a entrance hut pursued and cap
turod after long chase by Officer Rglev Of the Twelfth
Precinct. when brought before Commissioner Shields
he gave bis name rs Charles II. Elder he was com
L. In
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Government has libeled the steamer Turks,
Hudson River for $500 penalty for failure 10 submit TO
lie annual examination by Tho Steamboat Inspectors
In the suit of Henry Sangster for divorce from his
WIFE Alice previously reported in TBE TRIBUNE Judge Larre
nore IN the Common Pleas yesterday appointed Ros
vel Hatch referee 10 determine what sisnOnY should be
allowed 10 the defendant during the trial Of tho snit
Sarah Ann Cheeseborough WAS married TO Charles
Van Pe n S47 and lived with him for eighteen Ia
1865 she Reed butcher in Washng
ION Market Upon death she administered the estate
his WIDOW and subsequently married to man named
Pagan The question whether not she d.
ed non Van Pet and James Reeds fsher applied 10 the
saome Court his sOs estate nnistcred the
ond That Mrs Pagan not divorced from her first hus
o Judge DOnohue yesterday decided that the nOvinR at
hAvi insufficient and refused to order readm:nstra
uou q the
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ARRrsTs N prsoRDERLY HOUSES.

The police of the Eighth Precinct, Tuesday
night closed the dsordery house st No. II Thompson
e., and arrested nineteen men and women. black and
vhne. and four children The prisoners arraigned
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. Emma
Smith white woman the proprietress. held in de-
fault Of $1,000 bail for trial The other inmates except
few who discharged. fined and sentenced to
short terms % imprisonment
At the disOrderly house N No 25S West Twenty-sev
eutl-st, Tuesday evening. tho police arrested two col
ored women the propretrcsses two coOred girls and
two white At the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday, the two each fined 80 and sent
20 tie Penitentisry for three months.
AT the same Court eleven abandoned women, arrested
on the streets. were senteBced-rangng from fine
o. SO 10 the same fine with three months imprison
meut
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THE COURTS.
TIE CONDUCTORS CONSPIRACY.


-, -,,v ,r.prR COMMITTED FOR TRIAL,
WIZ tho case of Theodore Mcpherson, VINO
- nth heing the ringleader IN the conspiracy
-,,oA tho Second Avenue Railroad Company mas
=, ,o,ropdod was called st the tfty-seVeh'h 0''ee'
,os Court Yesterday afternoon, duiI looN'hE' i"o'
80 man answered TO the call of Justice Fla4-
.,otr,nc a; the same time that his name was
.,noo,oro, not "John Mcpherson. Two OF 'he
-. ooc,rc.ors who were In the conspiracy with
,pnoron were present and after the latter declared 10
she Court that he an innocent man. ana hau no'ne
,rrther to say. new testimony was TAKEN
Do,nuick MCGOWAN who has hardlooSng eonn'eh
- confessed his part in the conspiracy unblusmngY
ue said that friend, named Barton dor whom Tue o'
cers are now ookne got his car on the down 'p orc
Sav and asked him how he would like to have ra'No'
m ,bat Instrument" referring 20 the hepunch Barton
said the proof Of the pudding was In eating H. IheS "
rointed meeting at McGowan's house when Mcpherson
,,s prcseut Barton asked MCGOWAN for his be-pun'h
and n was handed to him. Mcpherson then ptocee ."
open g. The combination was TO ne even ,do nm, s i
day." continued the witness, If was on the
in McPherSous presence ana l','I NJ or
rcvt Sov or the ono following that cer We ~
Parton rot ON nv car and asked me " was an 70 WIZ
- fbrk n was Barton. He told me u woui9 cost me
si dav N went into IL then agreed win Barton 20
give him and Mcphcrs9n 50 week Cn dc,to, hack
thew had shown me- which was 10 sct Ine
and folselv register less number of fares man cec
made use OF me ln,orna.9n C tnmS ont NJ number
the Second Avcnnc Ral'ead 1onah! u,, ~ ro,,irr
~ fares F.. I pad Barton 80 don't remember hhNlnr
civ
s1 nc he was AFRAID me, and that wouid nor pr D
10 work il Mcpherson told me TO be careful ana scu
I'm rirht." - ...,aos ,bot
william Abbott. another conductor testincd u,,t
Mcpherson told him the day Of his arrest that me
iod fallen through" and that b" was going 10 b1S'
s,trr hearing This testimony, JuS'ice FlaInc reg ie
prisoner - 600 for trial Mt the Court OF 6eheral oc
s0ns 49,, H., r .,o,fa
Pherscn Turned from the court win IN ar rl s'o,u
indifference ms face and couvcrsed win li'lItNh
- miro one lie said would not have been N '',s
trouble II u had not been for Barnett-hs nam ISL
Y-to ~ tba, have it, TIc continued ne brought me
lere and cot i'm This affir" Mcpherson contnucn 70
decrss his case and once admitted mat ne undors9,"
ecf denied what he had inst stated lie also stateo INV
Inc brt denied that ne was ever employed in he'll
rr-irh factorv The Second Avenue Railroad Company
bqs decided prosecute the twelve dishonest COLI
ductors bur will not retain them on the road.
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noNAHrE REFUSES TO ANSWER.

r. j. Donahue. the Hornellsvillo striker, was
before Judge Donolue in the Supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday morning A. ]. Vanicrpoel and Mr.. Larocque
ar,oa red r,~ Receiver Jcvett and Dmshu" was repre-
scented nv Gen Rogcr 4. PRYOR end eX-Judge Curtis
Several woIllnown Communists we're in the courtroom
rrolnincnt among them being Justus schwab. who
erected Domaine warnlv upon his arrival When the
cas-. was called Mr. Iarocque stated that no answers
had been made the nterrogatOres filed ten DAYS ago.
and hence he moved for judgment against The prisoner
Gen Pryor handed up paper containing the reasons
for Donohues refusal 10 answer These were IN Sub
stance that tile order Of the Court requiring him to an
swcr was invalid because by the Constitution OF the
state no rprson shall he compelled in any criminal Gaze
70 be witness against himself" and because it contra
venea the Act OF May T. 1863, which provided that Gin
All proceedings in be nature Of criminal proceedings the
rc,son charged with the conmiss 81 tie crime or Of
fence shall At his request bnt not otherwse De
deemed competent witness"
NJ PRYOR areUod that Douahue should not he com
nelpi 10 answer -hc intcrrOgatorics. - the onccc
charged was puhlic one. nnC the proceeding was to N
fict punishment. TIE defendant shoun nor % I.Ics"
into n confession could be compelled 10 testi-
f. Against himself -.
Judge Donohuc said that according 10 decision Of the
Co1ri az Apc~al. while the answers could not pc lsf
against tho prisoner IN a criminal proceeding, Dc was
compelled 10 make them.
Gen PRYOR rered that the referred 10 Tould De
found 10 he in favor 81 his client
"Wcii" INTERRUPTED MI vaudcrpoe. "if IN does not
wish 10 answer We DO not care our csSe Is lnad" ot
After some further discussion. in which Gen Pryor
s,id tis was the st opportunity he had had % answer
ing the order and Judge DonOhue remarked That " was
,rSIo IN omen court and no objection pr-seuted
answer the ferr0GstOrcS the case stood now Whre
stood originally. The oniv thing that rHm9ined "HS
for the Court fix the punishment OF tie Defendant
Gen Pryor replied that this was iTeInatnTe the qlrs
lion was whether TIE defendant was or was not guilty
case should be submitted in writing tomorrow morning
IOuahuC was returned TO LudiOW-Street jan.
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CALESDARs-THis DAY.

svPERnE COURT cB4MBYRs-vAS BRusT. j.
% AcGfsth agt. Young 279. Matter OF Howard.
nens -. James r. C. 3O8.. F1orens tgt COstra,
al a. Y, Society 81 Brown &C. agt. Stmp-
VI !, benner agt The HI ~ al
Use buDd. 224. Curry agt. Curry.
r,otSERAL kEssIoss-Part l-suTHERIANs J. Thomas J.
assault and battery Frank Golden and John Gal
sssi burglary PRANK Mclean and David Kennedy. bur
@sfhn Davidson grand lerce1y; Charles Mason grand
49, . Dawn II heWnians. ErsTdlarceny Thomas Ander
say grand larceny Samuel HirscL false preeness Levy
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DCCISIONa-AUC. Is.

Ssprems Court hdmbrs--By Judge DOnohue.--
heeo AIT Van Pelt- Motion deDied-OpiDi0n.
Common Pleds-Special 7em-By Judge Larremore
Noilhem ag Burchel. Kener agt. Hunt Conner agt Me
Hsny-A ppoatiOns granted. sangster sgt. SsngserRe
eoo Dugro Slagsr-OrdeT resettled GOldstein az
Nlhes,one-MOtlOn denied without costs
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THE HEAD OF SYNAGOGUE UNDER ARREST
,ILn dnnsn HnhreIc nnnnlatinn in Divisinn

The deISc TeOltW pOpuIaIlOn III DIVISION
aud nechboring streets much interested yesterday
IN the preliminary hearing OF Harris limestone Of No As
East Broadway who arrested Tuesday on charge
Of swindng limestone is the President Of synagogue
aud 6 prominent man among his people. For several
weeks he had absent from the city in Boston, and
It's claimed that he secTetiBg himself when found
by Detectives Friend and McFadden. He ia charged
With svndlinS IA ieweler out Of iewelry worth 500
which said lie desired % present 10 his sons intended
wife limestone was committed in default Of $1,000 bail
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

o.. uos s11 SIM scfs...... err Clock fact. 20
49, 80 7G5e Moon souths csc Moons days.
~ man WATER TO.pAY-A 81 800.
Sandy flock. oj7 Gov Island 1857 heA ra'e''' '@o
WATER TO-DA-P VI
Sandy Hook l:25 COY. Island. 2O3 Hell Gate s:jZ
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ptoposaIs.
DEgARliEyT oF TlW INrEE,OR.
OFtIcE or ISuIAs AFFAlRs.

DEPARTMENT Of TUE INFERIOR.
OFficE or ISpIAs AFFnRs
CEALED PROPOSALS, indorscd g Proposals
to the Commissioner Of Indian AGrs, cire Major ":
nnt Il M Of y eancslay XGsast r. iS7 cF furnishing al
New York. P.i!llelohIa Baltimore Chicago SOAK Cy, ~
PAU Yankton te following supplies Tor tae Indian ser
$4,000 pounds OF CIrn.
2o,auo pounds OF Wheat
2.0O pounds OF sugar, -, o,. ,.
AMI suiihs supplies hardware staaenery farming n2le
sn;s means 5s % Mo Kssey So Clinton
place. NeN1oik major H9sSs S3ux 0y TaRe an ~.
John T. Hawkins OMAHA and the Indian Once; IL,
n s VI 5e sSsrd Of fb i @ and
pubcy beginning al the hour above uaned Bidders are Ia
Each bid give TIE Of all parties int rested IN or
parties to t. sad at says copy 81 Ins rS & S
any respect defaued N any bid her Any or az bid
Every bid must accompanied By certified check or dra
Be held BY him until the execution " the contract upor soIe
i've per Of the amount OF the poposs aud shall b.
forfeited e. ne United St;es ~ case any nct IT, 80
sufficient herewith Otaorss 10 be returned t. the
The Flour be fresh ground Of sound wheat equal to
The best Sew foK ~ LIAM ID than - poands must &C
company each bid said samples to DC ds;nf af annie Ta
Fr Com must he sound. and clean, to weigh not less
than SO pounds buhe and delivered in strong sunuies
resolved. 49,
10 weigh pounds 70 the bushe and delivered
M ~ rong gunni.as. reserved. ,.
The sugar must DC pacF eG In barrels full hesdlined.
salt be dry ANA pae 1ed la barrels reaiS Tor snip
-, 49, ~, 49, IT,,
he prices must DO net in no case VIII any allow
be made Tor sach-, boxes or barrels.
An furnished under contract must be delivered Ok
places designated for Their reception and viii be subject
strict Inspection , J..
10 executing contract; the right will be reserved Ia IN
crease diminish the quantity OF O the articles embraced
In foregoing schedule and the further reht val DO re-
to Increase the aWOnnt specified IN any
contract extent not exceeding twenty-five per cent
Joint several bona, In the full amount Of the contract
duly executed with surees and conditioned Tor
the faithful performance OF tne contract IN all rs particulars
,rr accomplHy the The sufhcency OF the sueues
evidenced by their affidavit as TO te yaiae OF then
property. . .,--, -, 4, 49,, .. H. .,,,. 10,
or assigned TO- filed by, any Other party, without tho Tr
ten consent OF the SECRETARY Of the iBteIiDr
j.. .. SMITH. Commissioner
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Deniisirp

NEw YORK, Aug. %. 1876.
MIR. FRANK BRADY was my assistant seven
vi years and IL tho best mechanical dentist that
have known. j. SMITH DOHGE.
- IIERs HOSPITAL, Ncw-lcrk. oct. 20. 1876.
have pleasure stating that the operations of Mr. Frank
BRADY uIon been entirely Satisfactory giving
and OccssoniHg He 10
liberty this statement as he ee and hope Il may
prove his advantage ". n. MUfIENBEst.
l viii Dr. Dodges Office, 10 West 20hst, Newnork
On Saturday, +. BRADY.
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Gin propertp Go Eet.

HANDSOME and FiNELY-FURNlSHED
a FLAT Of eight Everything complete Tor h"h-e
keeping neghboih0oi excellent IL BEhN1 9ti 9I1tSe
ITO LEr-STORE. northwest corner Nassau
L and Ann stsr lately occupied ~ sampeIO iLgu"e
within.
rHNO LET.-Fnest location on 5th-av, between
57t, and ssh side look iHto PARK fL1ai
Possession when wanted; rent low
Inquire Of - r. TATE, ilY Maiden Lane
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THURSDAY EVENING, August 10,
PINK DOMISOES.
NVALLAcK'S.
ENGAGEMENT limited period and Resppcarsnoe after
absence Of three years. ~ the Acknowledged Queen 0 Comedy
and BuIlesque, Miss
LYDIA THOMPSON
and hel famous
COMEDY AND III kLESQtE COMPANY,
from
FOLLY THEATRE, LONDON,
consisting OF
ATIFTN TALENTED ARTISTS
iHcDaiug
FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS AND CORPS DE
BALLET
MUSICAL DIRECTOR RI. Mr. MICHAEL CONNOLLY.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Il, lS11
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
viii be presented tarBes celebrated burlesque OF
BLUE BEARD,
with
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES AND A.
POiNraENrs.
The performance viii commence with oneaet oomedea
entitled
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Box Office now open from a N. til 4p.m
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apartments & a,nfnruicbch t,oome 10 fei

albany APARTMENTS, furnished and m
"a furnished lease for the Fail or Tor present occupation
Apply the premises Of JOHN NJ. NIXON Agent Broad
way ami 5Ist 81
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED FLATS,
81 West 39st. between 9Th and Gthaver. VIII sell fur
nture Apply Ia Mr. PILLSBU RY, CSC 6t.-aye.
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WEST END HOTEL, Fort Washington, on
w The hank. of the Hudson. few de-iihhlc rnn' nov
cap, M reduced rates 45 minutes from city Hail. thee
n,,uutrs from depot location unsurpassed
Apply on premises TO ..,.ror,Nn p,,nra,or
WHITE MOUNTAINS, n. H.-JEFFERSON
w nm uouse now opened for the travelling public mag
,ocsnt yews good air pure spring water NICE rooms g
Tables and reasonable rates. special fstrsto ,aI
roe cold bay fever unknown Address L. l. Br.DEi l. OK
lei y. II
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Si!rations Uanie0--E ldLss

A WELL EDUCATED, respectable married
~ man. with sic and tlfee small children. beSs fer en-
roymeni 10 his family from Starvation
h. city references Please address or cs a.
East 73ts, Top ioor, room 20
A USEFUL LAD wants 4 situation; city or
~ country. do any kind Of work about house OF
farm garden caCnkng. etc. for very small wages Is re-
srectbe tidy industrious lad has good references Az the
PROTESTANT BUREAU. 1873 Oth+lyo- doors above 10Th
st.
IOACHMAN-By ii cOlOred man, OF any other
~ KIND city reference Apply AT No. 6s7 Ith
ave. FRANK LILLE.
GROOM AND COACHMAN AND HOUSE
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by and WIFE, the man as hrs
class groom cOa,han, wife housckecper Can furnish
exeecnt references Address. H. 80, Carros., Brooklyn
observation-disclosures wanted by young man,
4 sung willing aud ab!o Ia work hart Seven years ref
erence from lest employer Address JAMES MCGOWAN,
lG5 West l2is;.
WAITER, &c.-Wanted, situation by
W Young cOpTod waiter driver Tor physciani
Thoroughly understands either beat city references Address
&. a, uptown Tribune Office, 1888 Broadway.
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0oruoratlon Notltee.

Uylpor GRTYRs DEPARTMENT., CITY oP NEW YORK,
NO 1856 AND 1877 MrRcRnsI, NEW YORK. Aug. 9, 1877
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- this with nye hupdrod 900 Chestnut Tee
graph Poles will these Headquarters until 30
o'clock Wednesday the I'D instant WHOM they wl W
publicly oteed read FOR full particulars scc the CITY
RECORD. Tor sale II No. Cify Hall
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Countrn Real GeIdic for Sale.

4 FINE BUILDING PLOT, 60 by $50, or
~ so by 1sG feet: GesIaby located a1d dry foil; con-
Spruce st. address X g. Boa lI5 Tribune once
" i Flushing combines country advantages Win Tie city
eonveniences Of gas, sewers water &c.
4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing with city
"a improvements FOR SALE. small two.Iory honse eigt
&C: 4acro nicely planted; lawn croquet eToan srspe'inS
&c: gas pipes and curec "n tVu b"l
mortgage Address x. g.. Box 90. Tribune Once
4 NICE LITTLE FARM of 20 acres, near
- city. weadaptcd fot the resdence OF New ON
business man being pleasantly located lg ground, ~ IN
beautiful rouadi1gs and in rstci.ss neighborio win
good school and college PTtFllegosi horsc d
churches etc, near az hand " not sold 0y pee w Nc
rented tO good tenant Tor hNe years AddIoS - p'NF
Box 80. Tribune citce
At CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
~ deerbe FARM OF 26 acres suitable tor fetieians
country reGdenca Tho property Is oc.ed on INC se
station and commands extensive views Of tho hudson Ever
land II fully covered With appe pears ana othef sia
rood barn icehousc, aid other 0utbuldnss he house Con
isius large rooms Tho property u be- sold CHEAP For
psrtieraIs address EDWARD CL) RKK. Tribune 0nice-
CHEAP HOMES in TEXAS.-NOw Is your
" time buy good faT GO scrs IN ne Lone star St.te
Texas. soil fertile. climate delightful utr Tise AZ
$50 For particulars address DONALDSON q ffAlF.i'
bankers, ~ Louis, MO- T. o. ifoA .'s-'.
UUDSON RIVER. between Kingston and
Csiski-Delightfu farm and country seat 90 acres
Good buildings stOci crops &c magnificent mountain ana
river views rutland & wIITTIFG. 5 Beekmanst
GUNNER HOME in the liIGHLANDS-Good
- house baru: land abundance OF lrlt anu
shade Price, $1,000. rutland WHITING, Beck
manst
COMERVlLLE, n. J.-Forty-acre farm pleas
- aLty located hrstcaSs buildings go"d SOIL vi" DC '
N"'"' RUIASD WHITING. Beskm.n-st
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