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,CRANTON'S BATH HOTEL. BATH. Long

- Island, opens June l. The finest watering place In
America hotel for families and transient guests
fine shades lawu, adorned with walks and flower pa
wide, 900 feet long, around tho euure buL0
excellent "nd billiard rooms at present reached by
Hamilton Ferry and rail tn Bath early IN June
James A. stephens, which u chartered for
to hotel dock in 30 mnues new addition
hotel 50 rooms Union Telegraph Office in hotel
~" '''"' II. l.. SCRANTON, Proprietor.
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BOARD neaI MountjOy depot on New-Jer-
10 sey Railroad; Pleasant Grove Farm high
grounds; mountain air Address &. b. PHILLIPS, Garner
ID andl ~ Y
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WI for Summer boardcrs; price for famIles 81 pet uy
each; this hotel Is modern In all respects anu v, " Al
tie most beauml villages In the MOHAWK Ehsy' Au
dress John n. HOsCH, Mohawk Herkimer Co, NJ l.
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Goal an0 u)oo0.

Goal an0 Uoo0.
Umpire WOOD and COAL DEPOT, $50,
~ 1852, 15i East 25th.st. WM. L. WILLIAMS.
Eosi ano fonno.
I OST-Bank Book No. 81, ,S44, Issued by the
~ Manhattan Savings Institution, payment of the same
has been stopped The fndeT will obge The owner by re-
turning the TO the bank, 644 Broadway corner
Bleecker.st.
/ OST-Pass Book, No 9S,579 deliver to
H GERMAN SAVINGS BANK city.
1 OST-Erie Railway Company first cOns0ll-
~ dated mortgage bonds value 8200 sterling each
Nos. 1896 1881 dated September l. 1870 All persons are
warned against negotiating said bOnds payment has been
stopped Information relative them may be sent 20 JOHN
COCHRANE, Glasgow Scotland Messrs. l. q &. MOORE
& CO.. No. LAP Pearl st. n. y. City.
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rENHE OLIVER HOUSE at Bernardsyllle, y.
J. now open per sons washing quiet heahfm summer
peuy OF shade an fruits and vegetables raised on the
plenty sabng for horses.
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Mnsiral 5nstrnmerfs

DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL & Co.,
IA. No II EAST l4THST.
Chickering'S Seinways and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, ON nstalments, and for rent
GREATEST BARGAINS in PIANOS and
VI ORGANS during this month known in the United
States We are maintain position the
CHEAPEST and most RELIABLE House IN the World. and
W 10 Of stock Of 800 NEW SEC
OND.HAND INSTRUMENTS of BEST makers, including
WATERS and SHONIEGERS, place them within the
reach every family the land by offering them FAC
TORY PRICES, all fully warranted. We have been In the
business nearly thirty years be undersOd first:
Instruments by house in America Take advantage
OF this GREAT OFFER, and send for catalogue at
HORACE WATERS q SONS, 40 East l4th-st, NewYork.
| IGHTE a. ERNST, old house of LIghte &
II Bradbury, offer their splendid PIANOFORTES at low
prices monthly payments at II East llth's,
Also Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
NEEDHAMS PARL0R ORGANS, $5S (6
~ stops double reeds) 900. Buy OF manufactured
TWO profits. new instIumeDt-CTHE NEEDIAM
MUSICAL CABINET)-upOn which any can play any
tune by simply working the pedals Price, $15 and up
f. p. NEEDHAM d SON, 143 East 23d-stp y. y.
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.INHE WEST POINT HOTEL,"

II TNITAN IF.T IIUINTl.
NNACK On THE HUDSON,
De and rooms engaged
the Hotel Bureau, 80 Union square, New-lork. W. b.
\ prnnTirnr.
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Lam Schools

VALE Law School. Regular course, years
GRADUATE course dor degree OF DC Ii Fall term
opens Sept 20. Address Prof WAYLAND, New-Hayen, G
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Hnstrnftlon.

For Bows and Young Men-Clty.
pyERTISERS! ron nr1r TRIBUNE, and
"A sH4atI AL FIRsTCLASS CIIH, C,S0 g0OhNA AIS ~
pRowN PyLvERAN 2SS BTosdfSsy fSs yestmste oTu
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Gxtnrslon5.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
OPENING OF THE SEASON, 1873
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
Completed TO Greenpoint opposite 23dst East River
TIMETABLE To TAKE EFFECT
SATURDAY., MAY %, 1873.

The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCQX. commencing As
aove curing the season from Pier foot OF 2s.
EAST RIVER, direct TO COmpSny's Dock at GREEN
POINT making close connections gong ana returning.
with ex xuress trains ara from Manhattan Beach. -
Boat leaves Twenty third Street Pier AT si D4O lO4O
lliO n. m and 1910, lao, 24O 3AO 44O 04O aid o;8o
y. m. 80. H.. -. A.. -. ....,..
Trans leave Manhattan Beach NJ corresponding times hourly
making sure connection at Greenpont with COmpanys
for NewIOIk
Time. one hour a..
SUNDAY TIMETABLE same as above excepting that
trains leave the beach every hour until y. m.
All East New York Win Canafsle ana
Rockaway Beach Railroad.
-. VIA BAY RIDGE,
STEAMERTHOS. COLLYER
22dst, y. r. Ler0y-st n. H. 6eI :, ~; ,Nnx
IN 1910 a. m, l2lO, Io:&1 q in I=:<o
. and n m o:lO and 4:lO p. M, 2:25 and 420 PIN.
Returning leave Manhattan Beach 1920 22O, 4:2O
and $40 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS to LONG BRANCH
- Sunday. MAY 20, 1873 steamer Crystal wave VIII
leave pier & North River oot Rector ST. $50 H. arrive
AT Long Branch l:l9. Returning leave Long Branch 5:Oo
q -, NJ orrive i'm New.York G:45 y. m w. :. SNEDEN.
T. 'N' ~ Genl Manager.
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sWEDENBoRG AND CLAIMING. ny p. F. BARRETT
l2mO pp. 2SS ClaxtOn Remsen Hafelhnger

swEDENBoRG AND CLAIMING. ny =; e BARRETT
12mo DIP. 28S. ClaxtOn. Remsen, q HanelnngeE
The author of this volume, formerly UNI
tartan minister Of high standing in that denomination
and now a member OF the Church Of the New Jerusalem
has collected number OF passages from the writings OF
Emanuel swedenborg, and OF William Elery Channing
with the intent Of showing the remarkaOle agree-
ments In the doctrnal beliefs Of those eminent religious
teachers Mr.. Barrett while devoted adherent Oh 'he
Swedish seer pays earnest tribute to the character
OF Dr. Claiming whom he describes one OF the trues
noblest wisest and most sanity men who have ever
adorned the American pulpit. At the same time, he
considers Swedenborg u respect inferior TO Chah
ming purity. spirituality, and devotion TO the nooes
ends while in respect to intellectual and scentlhc at
ainments he greatly his superior Ihe coheiuenccs
Of thought between the two writer's, which are poned
out in the volume cannot be ascrbed 10 tho acquain
ance of Dr. Claiming with the works OF Swedenborg
On the contrary he had given TO them any special
attention His knowledge OF their contents was slight
aud superficial Neither in his conversation nor In MS
writings was he in the habit OF referring TO swedenbOrg
ormakng any mention Ofhisfe or doctrines Hettheiact
is clearly made out by Mr. Barrett that on more than
fifty different subjects covering almost the entre do-
main OF theological doctrine and embracing points OF
vital interest and importance, their teachings are
substantially the same, differing only IN form
phraseOogy. There is almost a perfect conci-
dence OF thought, along with a wide difference OF
expression. is also worthy OF notice that while SWe-
denbOrg and Claiming are in such close agreement ney
both differ widely from the generally accepted creeds
Of their own days and Of preceding centuries The eX-
planaton according to Mr. Barrett. may be found in
the doctrine Of swedenborg that every one who acknow
edges the Divine element and chershes sincere reVe-
for the Word receives enlightenment from the LORD
Mr. Barrett has prepared his interesting volume III the
spirit of profound reverence Swedenborg and of a
fectonate admiration of Dr. Chanting In mauy cases.
the resembances which he sets forth are of striking
characters others perhaps the modern writer had out
a faint perception. passing glimpse Of the ideas which
filled the consciousness Of the elder seer but the for
mer it should be remembered, presents the mtutions
of his own mind while swedenborg repots his supposed
conversations with angels.
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Gfcurslone.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
WI open from $50 a. m 10 IL p. m.
Observation-Disclosures point Tor Wall street Ferry, anu
connected with for South Ferry
)URTLAN STREET point for Jersey City anil
COmmup!paw Ferries. -. ,,,,- ,,,, -.
Iarcay street Ferry TO IIobOken. -,
CHAMBElSS SrREEf-Sesrest point tor FaVoha Anu Erie
FRANKLfN.STREET- .----- 49,. r..
RAN point for Desbrosses street Ferry
10 Jersey CITY and Peoples Line steamers for Albany aud
connecting with cars for Desbrosses ana East ufahd
DIEECK ERsTREET Connects with cars for East aud
rfGMTH sTREET-Seares Point for Christopher street
Ferry 20 oboke connecting with cars for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries. - ,,,- ,,----
POTRIFENTH STREET-Noare point 70 | mon square
Wauack'A and Iycoum Theatres Academy O Music. II
wing and Tarlmany Has. connecting WIN cars tOr East
ryyentv third and rhiYty fourth Street Ferries.
STREET-NcareS pointer FNenty'tntd
street Ferry jersey City, Booth st James anu faf.
Theatres. Grand Opera Heuse, GilmOres GARDEN ana
Masonic Tempe, and rwentythrd street feily u JET
ru1RTY iHIRD. .STRRET-Neare point u STANDARD
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
san Francisco Minsrels connecting with cars for Wee
roRTY oN d sTREET-Con with y. Y. Transfer
10 Cabs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETII STREEI- -, c-.-., NJ,
connectinr with Belt lane Railroad.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST side station
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST eide station
FAIiF 10 CENTS, except between the hours OF 5:3J -
TAO a m and TO D. m, when the fare ls 3 cents
" wM H. GARRISON, President
NJ VAN BRocKLIN, sup't
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New publications.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC publishes ELECTION RErURSs has long
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come TRIBUNE daily from all quarters Tie for
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F1NANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU FOR THE CoLtEcnoN(
on 1AARs, No 81 Ohambersst,
NFw.YoRK, Nov. /. 1873
NOTICE TO TOTAXPAYERS.- is hereby
~ given all persons who have omitted TO their taxes
for the wear 1878 tho Receiver Of Taxes that unless
tbe same shall him his Office before the LIST dAy
OF cent will be collected on al taxes ie
maniug unpaid that day and cent IN addition thereto
on ali unpaid the 10Th day of December
next ...-.
from a. m. 10 p. M MARTIN l. hl hlMAti0S, "
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ways opportune and protracted TO superhuous
length His work may be commended alike to the eias-
sicaI scholar and the general reader an Instructive
and valuable contribution TO the knowledge Of ancient
literature.
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anttion 5aIes OF Real GSiate.

EXECUTORS SALE. on THURSDAY, Mo-
II vember H. at o'clock at Exchange Salss5c9m ~ IA
Broadway premises 30 BOWERY, $50 EAST 18TH snd
leasehold OUTHWEsT CORNER THIhD.ANE'a ana iod ~
s will sold auction close estate 0f Dr. joel Oat
man doeease Jesse A. Marshall and VIM J. Hutchinson.
executors For maps and information apply u Peter r Me
aucOneer at salesrOOn or IoWnsehd Wahde Hoipe5 Nv
Broadway.
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fflaruIe ano Slate aIanieIs.

A TTENTI0N Now is the time TO purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
prices never slate and TseIs all kinds OF
slate work. PENRHIN SLATE CO.
so Union square, NY. ttth.ave aud l7th.stl
TO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS and BUILD
FISHER 4 BIRD, 97 TO ios East Hous;Onst
Artistic Chimney Pieces In every variety Of marble latest oe
ngns ready for inspection.
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RECORDED LEASES.

AstOr, John TO Henry Rudolph, 5th.st 37j II on
AYe-A, 25x97.B, 20 years. at annual rent o. -.
Blessing. Andrew TO Nicholas O'COnnel, store and
part Of cellar Of No l46l lstaye. ga years at an.
rem oL :.:i' q, ai6or, V, :,o
ings IN rear OF Nos So and SO Lewis 81, and also
part Of No SO Lewisst 10 years. at annual rent OF
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

RECORDED REAL EsrATA TRANSFER.

Old Post Road, W cath Ward). 6Oxl4a4 O. l. In
graham, referee 10 Elizabeth FORSYTH -"
llth-ave W cor 22dst. "a SKIS NJ l. Hainey ref
cree, TO John y Schultz. ........-..........-- - -
3Othst, 3, l75 II W Of lstave, 24x9S.9; NJ ] Waid
beimer. referee, 20 Edward Lecomte. ........
62d-st ns loo II Of Madis0n.aye, 25IlOO.5; selie
. Steinhardt ana wife % Mcdonnell .......
6lstst, 8, ll7.6 II OF 4thave, 1S.6xlO0.b Jere
miah Sweeney 10 william Traphaq en-. -.
sSthst, SIS. 40 ftw OF llthave, 25x75 Michael RYAN
and wife TO Henry Coleman. ........... ........s
SOthst s, 10 II W OF lstave TO 3st-st 2Jxl9a:
Caroline stokes and husband TO Edward Iee0mta
2Sthst =, 296ll IT OF f7th.ave "a. l0xDS o. PhIlin
Underhill. executor. etc, 10 Mary Smith -
10th ave. cor 42d-st, lu0x9S also 42d-st 100
ftwof l0th-aye (Tear lOt), 20x20. and also ii ~
ST. lOOr Of lOthaye, l0OI0S9; B CbetwOOd
referee, TO Henry A Smith. ....;.............,,
Chatham-st, $ G cor New-Bowery, 69xbS. 7x43 VIII
Lam Boyd, referee, TO the Great Western Insuf.
l0thave, =. "a. II ft Of l54thst, 25xlO0 Richard
CCOmbes, executor, etc 70 Jacob II LOckmsn and
others, eXeCutOrS, etc.
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Corporation Noilles.

HOT SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
III READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos. AZ, AZ. A and 49,
Price cents each copies Of each Extra for 90 cents
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oil
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Bankrupt Not res.


INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW.iORk-ln
The matter OF ABRAM r. BRIGGS and MICHAEL A. CUM
MINGS bankrupts.-IN BANKRUPTcY-A Warrant In Bank:
tcy has been by said Court against the estate OF
ABKAM II BRIGGS and MICHAEL A CUM.
MINGS Of the CITY OF New-YOrk, OF tho County
of Ncw.York Of the State OF New York, in said Dis
c adudged bankTupts upon the petition OF their creditors
and Inc debts and the delivery property
belonging said bankrup 10 them 10 theiruse and the
property by them forbidden by law meet
nr OF the creditors OF said bankups TO prove Their dents and
choose one or Of their estate will be held at
OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden at No io2 Broadway;
i'm tile City SewNOrk said District the 18TH day Of
November A D. 1873 at ~ o'clock M at the ONCE OF Henry
said Court. LOUIS +. PANN. Marsnal-Messenger.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Istday Of November A D. 1873 Warrant In bankruptcy
was asued against the estate OF EUGENE GASION BAR
ROWS Of New.York. In the County of NewYork
ana who has been adudged bankrupt on
peuton; that the payment Ct any debts anu dev
ey property belonging 10 such bankrupt TO hu or TOT
hs use and OF property by him. forbidden
nv OF the creditors OF the said bankrupt,
debts and choose more asgnees OF
his estate Will be held at Court of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden at No. WarrenBt in the City OF NewNork be
fore John W. Little, Register on the 10Th day OF
November A. d. 1873, OOclOck IN. LOUIS /. PAY y,
L. Marshal Messenger southern district oil NeWfOrS
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Buslness Chances.

PARTNER. with capital, wanted 10 m =
n ies' school long established in NewYork Adoi''-
CAPITAL Tribune once.
TOR SALE-GROCERY STORE, do doing, p g,.ls <
II Nsooa cash business; good resons for wishing " -
Cal, on or address r. JACKSON, sesrsboro Iowa.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGED controSli11.n1ad
steam dredging bSsnesS ns.o1s AZ attention
SSsras to sell or woud be willing 60 nor LGsh
improved Brooklyn real estate Address T. y w.
NewYork.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.yopp wooA.

NEw-YORK. Monday, Nov. 4. ls,s
The following sale was held at the P,.
change salesroom to-day:
BR BeynGrd Snvl.
1 ost0ry Drck factory with A plot of lana nm e..
BIOadway; W cor OF lNos go and 8s) New.kog
cry Pot OF land tO15s.7x4S; The Great Western
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Gitn Dropsrtp 60 Eel.

A THIRD floor to let unfurnished. AZ Wess
N 32d.st.
DOR RENT-$30 n mOnth-hOuse with j!
rooms; gas water: heater large garden and sSoes'
l5Sth.st., Terrace place. helrose
WINCHESTER APARTMENT HOUSE,
w broadway lust above 3lstst-A hanhsoihe. 49, 49,
lighted and convenient fiat second hOor rent oMi so
large parIor on first and several front rooms on ouh
0s)O EAST BROADWAY.-To let-basemens
SOU hoor; well adapted for laundry
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
Gin Real Gstaie tor Sale.


A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr sale-An elegant
"A 2Iioot house, four story brownstone fOnt in peect
order extension and all improvements IN Of the best
blocks uptown between 9th and 6h-ayes, a hrstClase
party; agents viii please not apply. p. o. Box Ass.
A TTENTION BUILDERS. - Madison ave,
"A 66th and j7hss finest lots in this city 2Ox76 choice
FOR SALE-Three story basement brown
houses; WIDE street. entrance ~ PARK convenient
20 Third Avenue Elevated Railroad lot i7NlO2 title
feet terms easy price $500. Apply on premises No $40
East t79thst
TOR SALE on 163d-st., within 2 minutes
l. walk iron railroad station, at Melrose. a FRAME
HOUSE with slate roof, 13 rooms, In thOrOugh repair;
small stable ground 40 feet front by ll6 feet deePj
pnce low $4,000 twothrds OF purchase money can 70
main at per cent - ... .,,o, % -.
HOUSE 81 WEST 29TH-ST. FOR SALE
IL 6O0j story high so0p basement and trim
mngs brown stone; 1S all modern improyemensI
best order. Inquire on premises
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED; 80 days trial.
- no cure pay ventaor State rights for sae
Hull, Grppen & Co.. sd.ayo.. below 24thst.. Newfork
STH-AVE., Harlem, near 129th-st.-Three.
- with without extra lot will be sold
low. rutland & WHITING, 8 BeekmAnst
30 50O for high stCoP brick house zen: cen:
Uptown offce. l,2SS Broadway.
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HOT SHOT FOR GREENBACKERS.
H READ TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos ~, 43, A and a.
Price cents each four copies OF Extra or 90 cents
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AT BUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
d .es $50 near ear n9ss % fams So BOARDING
houses % &c, all nations Protestant and Calthoc male
aSnS aR@ SIas Sa SGa @ l'
A n American widow. and son as housekeeper
uScsn SScS m
COOK.-By respectable middle-agedu won;
TeeTense address zU Box 4S Tribune Uptown once
No. l238 ROADWAY. |
TOOK.- Flrst-class French cook under.
0th-ave., near 2Sd.st. first floor.
CO0K.-By frst;class English Protestant
cook az Kinds q St cooking best city REFER
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-W do one or
- 6oth by ance smart colored womsn well known % IN
makes good bread biscuit and corn bread yery superior
iau1dress: city or country. Can at PROTESTANT HOME
COOK, WASHER aud IRONER.-By nice
% SSS a1nTess maks sE
iesI Tefefences t Can HOME
CHAMBERMAID &c.-A German girl to do
the coantTy. 1y.' Apply 100 west 3sdst, sIEGEI.
CHAMBERMAID, &c.-As chambermaid and
lsth.st.
CHAMBEKMAID and WAITRESS.-By an
English Young very Sea
maid or waitress cleans silver g. e sSeeF honest oDnag &
ST.. first floor
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-A yOupg
~ woman chambermad and waitress in a private
Call Tor two DAYS at 40 East o2d-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.--In pri-
~ family good city reference Call for two days at
l6l East ST, near 3daye.
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures Pro-
~ girl good plain cook nice washer and r0ner
will taL OF children CITY or country wages low PRO
TESTAN1 HOME BUREAU l3o 6thave doors above
l0th-st.
uOUSEWORK.- frst-class German girl to
H do hOusewOTk; best Of city reference. 366 6thaye
near 23d.st. first floor
| AUNDRESS.-F Protestant laun-
futing best Of references city or
country. 35G 6thaye~ near 23dst, hrst hoof.
| AUNDRESS.-A frst-clasS laundress to do
washing by the week, month"; or at her own house, ozo
East S3dst, city.
I AUNDRESS.-A first-class laundress wishes
~ few adies, gentlemens or family washing Call or
address 5l4 3daye.
NURSE.-By q highly respectable woman as
~ wet Eurse. 46 Sthave, top floor.
NURSE.-Bv an EnglishwOman, as assistant
~ hospital will take OF an invalid LADY,
or willing TO do anything has been one in ptaI good
reference 10 objection to the country 4Ol East ZStst
corner istave., room 8.
WAITRESS.-By respectable young wO-
w fIsi-cass wait q private family; under
stands her business thoroughly Is capable Of hing mans
place. best OF reference Apply at 659 6taye near 3etht
in the bakery.
WAITRESS-By a first-class waitress, who
w understands the silver and how make salads
best of city references. 2l2 West 33dst.
WASHlNG.-By a respectable woman to do
w the washing and ironing for ladies' and gentlemen or
1annels washed the same
new; best reference, required. Call on Mrs MCCOH
MACK. No 3l4 East G6th.st, between lst and 21ayes
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eau Schools.

VALE Law School.-Regular course, . years
Graduao course or degree OF DELL years Fall term
opens Sept. 28 Address Prof WAYLAND New'Haven
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
Countrp propsrrp % Eel.

Gonlltrp properIn 70 ttl. ..-.,>--
COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at aHTIE GAhHnTIiEs
~ SONS opposite West Point Address fi0n
SAVINGS BANK. FishknL n. u ---
NTONTCLAIR.-To let, furnished or unlnsss ..ss
WI nishcd months Jear-bandsome ,Se snd
dencs rooms; modern improvements VITA s.ar5nl
gronnis In dne views 0f New-Hork ana ln'c1'
Country. Address NJ. X. Tribune once. -----.-s
TINO RENT-Fmmshed cottage; rooms; "a. 20.
boaId Of Rector Address Rector CoInWAI' oiA"s' ~
NY.
NXTEST ELIZABETH near Depot;-N aaIeSIi ana a
desirable suburban locality, on best lne OF trainsi
iawer New York. only minutes several
cheap fares growing neghborhood house mas nh ocssS
rooms wide halls and pazzas, gas, wafer rowers.
heater range tubs: large garlen with vines y lei AZ
lawns and shade; will let az sgo untii APT" i'i"'
$50 Apply az Elevator. No. ii Pine-sL
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
eiinations maniso--5emalss

AT BUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
N $50 4have 24thst win be found large number
of select servants for private families hotels boarding
houses &c. natons both Protestant and Catholic male
female for country and city orders by mail receive
prompt attention. W. H. BCCKE, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
Brooklpn propsrtp 20 Let.

d IN PER MONTH-To a careful tena6Sm eIS 1Ss,
~ handsOme theesory eESS Ss h01se from G Fistba.h
ave: close TO Prospect Park key next door hODN "
WALKER. 490 Broadway, ". \.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

DEMOVAL.-Miss DU VERNET, assisted by
IL masters reopened her Boarding and Day school Tor
Boys under fifteen, st lO2 East 3OhsI' one uoor nun
ave on MONDAY Sent 23 The afternoon class TO
tbe pork win he desired.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-05

n. Y.-SchOOl for Young Ladies.
Mrs X. I. HOLBROOK. Miss NJ. ID. HALSTED. Prns.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-12

The cheapest land sale on record this
year was made in New York city few
days ago. 1t comprised $50, 900 acres OF
white-oak timber and mineral lands in
Mcdowell county, w. Va, and was sold
at auction by order of Western court
for an estate of which A. j. Downs, OF
Chicago, was trustee. 1t was put up in
large lots, none of which were less than
10, acres, and the final lot sold en-
braced 30O,0 acres. The bidding was
spirited, but the average price obtained
was only cent an acre. Most of those
present were persons who wanted to buy
in smaller lots, and, if the property had
been offered in that way. it was thought
that 10 cents an acre might have been
realized.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-07-12

SAN Francisco has a Police Justice
who deals out the terrors of the law
mainly with view to filling the mu-
nicipal treasury, and there is hardly any
offense on which he is empowered to
administer judgment but may be atoned
for by cash payment. He is profit
able judicial officer, pecuniarily, though
he may be loss otherwise. The fines
imposed by him on an average day foot
up over $4,000. Among the sentences
were: "For disturbing the peace,
$3.50 or 125 days in prison for mali
cious mischief, $3.50 or 125 days; for
using vulgar language, $50 or Is days ;
for indulging in profane language, $500
or $50 days; for battery, $500 or $50
days; for "misdemeanor," $3.50 or rs
days for " drunk" $l20 or 90 days.