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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06
BUFFALO RACES.

BrFrA1o. y. Y..sAug. 5.-The second day
r. .be races here was an improvement both In
the numbers N attendance, the weather and sport.
Fully 6000 persons were present. In the LOO
class race WILDER II. won easily in three straight
heats Maud captured the purse in He 2:lS CLASS,
rl-ng Charley Ford the first heat, thereby secuihg
second money for the gray. Ia tue - class, Dan
M3ce handling the ribbons, Bay Billy won fresh laIIeis
hV dssucu tAp entire field except Bly scott III me
dr.f heat ia 2:1j3 only saving his distance Oy
scratch II is estimated that over the SUN OF S-OOOO
found lis way into the pOOi DO&. .,
The racing to-day charGc9 rZed by large arena
anrc Of pectators the number beng cstma ed al from
- 900 10 900 largest OF the week IDe weather
was Deauitu The tavOrites IL bOh the 23O class ana
freefor-al won with each IN three straight meats
porana won the II 900 IN 2:2l 4, III a. III d
john = Clark was secOuG and Orange Blossom thlru
The free-ior-a for purse OF $1,000 dlVldcd
and was won by 81. Julien, Darby second HOPE III
trird and Great Eastern lass. Time, Z:l6a, Lila
g:l5lt
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LAKE MARANACOOCK REGATTA

LAKE MARANACOOCK, Me-, Aug. 5.--Ihe sky
yas obscured by clouds this morning. but no
rain fell and the day was good for the regatta
Trains ran from Bangor Portland. Lewiston, skowhe-
gan Pennington, Bath and Gardiner, bringing 5000
people here
In the hreemile amateur for single SOULS the
starters we're John Buckley, Portland, F. Holmes
Pawtucket Z. l., and f. NJ. Powers, Bath. Holmes
turned the stacbO8t lengths ahead and ed oack
holm, hard ,,u-bed by Bucfey but Holmes passed The
GOAL Two lengths ahead Powers was far IN the rear
Time, clio ., - -
In four-ared race three miles, the enres were as
fotlows: VEST Fad crew. Boston; CoumDas, East B7s
ton Everetts East Boston CumDellauGs, Portland,
and tue Tuierpisc crew Of Lvnn. The boats started
vel About "a thrI ~ the way down. the EVerets routed
with En.erprise ana the west End crew ltu
turning me STAKE wlnuIug by ak lengths the
Coumoias second Enterprse third Cumberland lOurth
AND Everett Il IA.
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RASE RAIL- NOTES.

Al excellent game of base ball was played
81 rroyidrnce yesterday between the Providence ana
Cleveland clubs the winning by score al 10 l.
Al Interesting game played az Worcester. Mass.
yesterday between the Buffalo and Worcester Cluos
Tie score was ~ follows Buffalo, 4; Worcester, 3.
ihe Chicago Ciub defeated IL Boston Club yesterday
D. ascore OF 3 too
ihe Athletics, Of Philadelphia VIII visit Coney Island
ai - .-e latter part OF this MONTH and VIII play
r r OF games with The National CLUB.
AAe Troy and CnciD nan C!uUs will play Que OF their
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AUTUMN RACING AT sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

The COney Island Jockey Club will give It's
Autumn Meeting september 1, T. q, g. IL. IA. 10 l6
aud 49, and thc programme VIII include many races OF
much interest Prominent amOag these VIII be the
Autumn Stakes for twoy earods 500 each, half for
ie. ia $1,000 added; distance thIee-quartors OF
nile In this two unbeaten youngsters the swiftest
racers of their age In the United States, will meet
They are G. l.. Lirillari's hiiy SDinaway and d.
sElger;'s COT nd0o. Eastern turfmen think Spina
way N snc hle while Western racing men believe That
HindO1. and HDdOO alcue, can conquer her. Each OF
taeH Will carry 10 pounds more than the other arters
Tere twont, n rics. including. beside HndO0
and sDinaWsv CrckmOrc. Brambalclta, gree nland
AGA, Bonnie Lzze, Spark. Bszes and otIer twOyear
H1us OF reDulatiou.
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MAUD :. AND ST. JULIAN IN A TINE RACE

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The Park Asso-
cation OF Rochester has cOusummated al arrange
uent with the managers of Maud 8. and ST.
Julian, by which both yers to give special exmh
lions speed az Rochester on Thursday, August II
The horses Will trot separately Maud = is - rccelYe
$1,000 II she beats the best record of IN ana 81
Julian 10 beat the best time ever mrde by uoter or
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AMATFrp REGATTA AT TORONTO.

TORONTO Out, Aug. 5.-The amateur
regatta was finished to-day. The Zephyrs OF Detroit
had Tor ptroared race They accomplished
distance IN II 20 seconds. For the double
race four took the word the Forest City, OF Lon
aOn, winning they pleasei rom the AIkOh"u's
lAsIeYl-es md IOrOulns. Tune. lO:4s.
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BRIGHTON RACES IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Yesterday was the second
day OF the Brighton Meeting The race for the Brighton
Cup vas won by W. ;. Crawfurds four-years-oid Day
colt Bay Archer The second place was secured Dy me
Own-ts tlrecyears-Od chestnut colt klelWriSs;
The Ihrd by d. Duplas fuur-y earsold bay colt Solvur
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NEW ROUTE TO

" BRIGHTON BEACH.
NETWORK AND BK CLIFTON BEACH HALLWAY:
TIME FROM NEWIOKK FORTY FIVE MIN UTES.
rhe Coupanvs steamer MORRlSAN "A ana SHADY
SIDE leave No North River inear FOOT OF SectOsI
at o. TO- 2. IL W.; J. q T. D. o. ana p M d. =, D.
Returning leave Island station ~ 100 J3J, 1880 I'D,
m 1850 $50 $50, $3.50 i:3J 900, $50, 5o' anu cSo
p. m. ,..,.- i, q, ove,.,o Dew ana rassen.
era arc Immediately upon aiiVal OF uht
S,rscf ~ BrchtOn Beach toppnsrs OF any kind
EiRST.C ASS r. sSENG ERCOACHtS equal 10 PAHLDH
S ON other routes open for smoking stages con
yrv ps from Brighton Hotel zee OF charge
Excursion. 81 cts Sllleh lat,, % Vts. n. a..
ON boat AMI Brens Brighton Hotel NJ Brighton
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! ONG BEACH.
MANHATTAN BEACH,

VIA GREENPOTNT.
steamer SYLVAN dRO We from foot u 23t't r. n St1'
q4J lO:I5 Il H. malt hourly $40 p m ieturnihs
leave MANHATTAN BEA II ut .:l. 1000, LOO, L. M
1905, II 80 and every halfh our 10 1885 p III
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Steamers TIIOS. COLLYER aud HATHAWAY, from
odd street " r. 0O, lJ.25 aad hourly 20 So M
Leaving .EROY STREET minutes, ana PIER No.
thirty mnutes leaving 23dst rne bnas LEAVING "a
street at 10 not stop at Leroy a!d Per o.
rre steamer D.. MARTIN leaves iot Of Whitehil-st
800 jOurY 10 80 D. M Trans Iro " tnlt ~
Beach connecting vita r. r. Martin for WHIT ehal'st leave
hourly $40 TO 1920 1928 10 90 D. ~ l:2O %
Trans connecting WITH steamers Tor PIER NO d.
Leroyst 22dst leave every hour from la H. TO $780,
eiIMORE's FULL BAND aud LEVY every afternoon
ami evening
Dods Express will take baggage from any place In New
to Manhattan Beach twice dallY, NJ
80 cents package. ,
Grand display Of Fireworks Saturday evening by
he 4 eyandrl EXMbitO1A 20.
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feaal \ oiices.

IN pnr-uapce of an order Of DELANO C..
CILVIN. Esq. Surrogate OF The County OF He"-lorE;
l. brreb. u Ven pc-nH having claims sgaIn,
I)W ND col 10 - ate 81 he iiy oi Nuwl =. eetsr =
"a IN auie yOrcncrs thereof 10 TOE SUI crDcr
M he irn 81 w BrsIn Su ~ Broad NaN "a TIE o.It
o, New ORR before The lsu dAs OF OctooeF next
dated Sew X0rk the ljLh day ~ Apr $3.50.
JOHN -. KtRILAAS Ainnisifa'Or
Dawl,uosg,tl
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STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

ALBANY, Aug 5.-Tbe incOrporators of the
Agricultural ,Ex pertinent station met I'm the Executive
Chamber yesterday The following permanent officers
were elected President, Robert F. Swan. OF Geneva
secretary. General n. Martin Curtis. Of Ogdensbmg
treasurer. James W. wadsworth; Committee on the
Order OF Business, Governor Cornell W A. Armstrong
nd X. ], Dodds; Auditing Committee, Patrick Berry
and W. A. Armstrong Committee to Propose Plan OF
Operation, Richard Church. W. A. Armstrong, General
y. VI. Curtis and the president.
The following is a comparative statement showing the
OF tolls collected tons cleared number OF miles
boats have moved. and the freight on bushels
o. wheat and by water from Chicago to New-York
from the opening OF navigation 10 August l. for the
years named:
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postponed championship games at Albany on Saturday
Elick has been released by the Worcester Club and
has returned TO Memphis.
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on and after J [ Ne 81. 1880,
Fxpress Trans VIA De-6rosses and COrt
.andt streets Ferries. a. FOL Ows ,oo 40
40 80 800, 90 .niiell II a. m J. ;:3p $40 o
q, 2, $50, ana ~ p ~ aLd = IL T., it i''V anu
M, ., q, :. $50 and 10 y. amt Il hlEhl.
Express Trains Leave York da except sunday at $50
a. m. 4 D. u running through VIA Irehtoh ana cam
den. 49, -
Roar ~ Brook yn Annex with all through trains
city anortug speedy and dreet transfer Tor
Return ne trans leave est PEiladeDha 1901 345 4:25.
g. :. $50 amt "a a. (imited Express $50 p M
j.tu and $50 D. ~ SUNDAY, l2Ol, $40. 4:26, ;,
- A. m Z aud ,. Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden
% a m and 300 .. ~. daily except sunday
Irkef Offices. and 94I broadway, No. Asor House.
and fOot of Dcsbrossrs ana Cortland s No ana
rooL vn Annex Depot, foot OF FultOnet, Brooklyn Nos
ia il ana lis risonst Hobeken Depot jersey City
Ftnigrant Ticket once. No Battery place.
me New York transfer Company Will AL Tor ana cheCk
oaRt..ESS - t ''' INST l. p. FARMER.
II.-N-' 1inunrnl Ma-naer General Passenger Agant
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Ponl, Com
"A val New burg PDaghkscDsa Ron iOut a1d Klrst1n
landing at Cozzenss Milton New am0nrg ana Iivde pas
fD0t Of VE-TRY-5F $40 apd - rH-Sr. " jjj D
n. eXcepfatl. Connection PoughkcopSe with
evening trlln II. H. H. r North and west baggage
by express % Ncstry Oniy.
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN NEW.JERsEY

RIFLE NHOOIINU N NV j LN.LI'
CAMDEN, y. j., Aug. 5.-ln the mid range
oil hand rife 300 yards here today, '" Fnce'
winner and James II. Burroughs made scores OF 10
eacn OUT Oi d possible 30.
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VNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
| NEWYOKK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


MO nm ,vcTMgNr OF TRAINS TAKING rFFEcT TO- 1890
Ga m-Cinciniai ana ihicago Day Express. drawing
ROOM Otsne bufalr and Suspension brldsc. .
Il n m Daily Past Louis Express arriving AZ But
falo m m connecting with fast trains the Vest and
southwest. Pulmans best Drawing room Sleeping cosehes
D. a. CDaly Pacific Express for the West eepug
Coaches through bu~ao. Nia4art Fails. Cncinn ~ ana
7:lJ d. M hrI Grant Tram for ne Vest.
Iraus lrAye hambers street Depot sw' ORR i9r IN
Newark, b:43, $40 ll:aO M =; ~ 80 ~ ~, 49, 49,
T. ~ 200 saturday nights only sundays elo
Enthifo and P.ssaic 600 go 10 1920 amt.e logo
Man stops hpereri opy Sn Id ~ mon,
midnight Sunlays 800 $50 IU;2o A. M lao oJO. p H.
aHa ~ anign a. 100 $40 TO- togo 1880 n Il noon
IL - 3.iu s. o. 4:ZU 44O, $40, ji2O $50, ol1 $50,
= as b. l:3O =. NJ, aud u m,dnishn sanMs % o9o'
Suncin e:.O o. 1922 a. NJ 10 500 on o. ~ I'D
lo.So M - mdni s6 - miGsr6 oO0 Sou i0o
NsrwicA. I.J. l. 20 a N 80 ~ M IN An n m 81,
New and cornwall 100 . "a Hi~ '''' A'o y !" un
9d"aI and T Kingston 900 a. n $40 sun lays $50
u. bcn f. 90 7;J1 g.oO 1920 1880, 3d. 40 1O
Ian m SUNDAYS GUO $3.50, lW-O A. m o:5v ~ p III
, ~, 20 a m li.ln 700 p rho 600 IN. I'D
s.sJ D ITains connect Win Ne"'i''A anu 0 XIV '
'ape H,0." e. 1i o 1910 m: 80 d:o) 10. 7i5
IN ~r.taV- 3d. I.:-u ~. u'o odV M wv y AZ "a. 80
Z" y,. e "a. 2stt quRrter OF aHl quarter aier
eac Lou from 80, A. NJ D. M 'Wl at lol ana Ii'
pr.et, r passage aud Tor Apartments IN prawilg Room
and keeping tuLohes g, 70 nv L IN sI M. IN
@ rirrs Sos 80 4pi. or 0'7 iirnd VA, y y, No =
Coa Bruo,yn o. q, NJ SpaSf IN at 7a5
fxprrss irlns rom ne W Wv "''''' :" wv" ' ." '
and -O 1I H @na AlgsBotr cn Passr Ast New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Iraius l-avc Engrwood Cloai" eui'nt aud Ny
500 sad b1s a. ~. Iu ,n ', m end n4i n nv rhe
80 D. M viii leavr 80 minutes mt, Ha.li'ay nights
Nanuet >pina Valley and hohseN' 'ou' 40 a M ''u
BIN mo ~ ABBOTT GeneraI Pas, AGENT New York
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NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNI ED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave Newl Ork via DesDT0ses and C0andt streets
Ferrirs, follows;
Harrisburg itsburg the West and South. with Pullman
G. attached. a. and so p m daily
Wil.iamsDcrt Lock Haven. $50 Cory 2nd ERE
at su D. m connecting CORY Tor Ttusviuc, Petroleum
the Oh kcglons - -.
BaltImore hngron and the South Limited Washington
Typress of Pu man ParOr daily except sunday 10
a. N arrive Washington ~ IN Regular al l'Jo ana
$50 a. ~ l. 80, anu ~, p 40 20 500 0O Lm
ten III A m $40 J. 4:iO. >. Is. 1888 and ID p m aud
II night. Sunday 4}O and a. w., D. D. = o'"u anu ~
N. ami l. night. -,o - ,, -
Express for Philadelphia VIA Cauu'n ''oV d. III a"u ~ III
except sunday. ,..o - ,,o-,o.oo -.
Tor CAPE May, goo a.. and p. IN. 80 ,-
Roats 81 Bfooklv Annex connect with Al through trains
Jersey civ 1i0rlng speedy and direct GansIer for
BrOoElvn travel .., ,o.,n - no. -
,ialy Al $50 p. daily, except Monday from wash
,~to,, nd ia timOrr coo 2 800, 400 lO5o D. ~
nJv f.5I a m From Phi aieph3. 300 800. Z. $40
IG.l0 l.O a M . $50, 500 $40, $50 $50 $3.50 and
i095 m sunday $50, :, 1910, ll:jO $50
G .fsg IN.
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The total tolls received canals during the week
ended July 81 were s45 s07 o. against S37562 81
for the eorresY ondng week last year The total num-
Der OF freight cleared during the same PERIOD
was 2G3. 253 against 21OS36 Inst wear. The total
miles cleared 447.7S9 for the week, as
AGAINST 337 ,223 for the same tune last year.
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EFcurslon5.


A SBURY PARK and Ocean Grove. Best Route.
~ TAKE STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK
II me table below.
DIYNOTTH ROCK. For Long Branch
4 TWO TRIPS A DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAY.
Leaves foot West st " r. $50 An, ana 230 PM
ami stone Pier No. l y. r., 10 a. N. Ind b > D. m
BENI'S FU LII MARINE BAND ON BOARD.
FARE including Pier ticket FIFTY CtNtS
EXCU RSION TICKETS good only day sold SIXTY CEN 10
| ONG BEACH.
Hunter's Point and Flathushave. Bro9Syn d9lly-'40
500, 30, 1000, LOO a M 80 ~; 81 Si3" 4'O0 4'""'
Leave East 3+h-st ferry n minutes earlier East 1thst
20 minutes earlier and James Slip, except Sunsays, 80
minutes earlier.
davsJ-7o 500 $780, lu3u 2lU lao. 3lO 5;fO 4:AO
Ret1rping leave long 3each-7s5S2j 1908 1lOj a.
ll 2O5 800 4:U5 sos. $780, 1903 500. 300. vj 1000
ll.00 p. - 49,. -, ,,,,,.r,
W NJ LAFFAN.
General Passe Agenf.
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Business Chances.

TOR SALE.-A liquor and lager beer saloon,
pool table. Apply IN paUer store cor BToome and
Mul cry sts.
GIS MH TO MANUFACTURERS.-For
10 10,OPJ parties looking for frs rate business
opening valuable never falling waterpo"er, NJ ithaca
y y with buiidings MACHINERY AID tools. acknith SHOP
all ana actively engaged In the na
u1cture agricultural Indictments an excel eu OPT srnny
tor snv one Jesirin business air a1Y established present
owner lives distance AMI does understand mlnnfac
turing will with coed Will patents. Al ress tor
fprfner information MANUFACTURER Post-Omce Box
No 9.5l4 Sew-Iork.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE oLp.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
I'M BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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NEW-YORK AID Long BRANCH DIVl-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, south AmOoy, MAI
avian K,ypor uazet MddetOwn. Red Bank. Little silver
anchport. Long Branch, Flberon, Deal Beach ocean
Grove Asbury Pars Beach spring Lake Sea Girt
Point Pleas Toms River barne rat. tlnuc CITY etc
NewYork loot OF Loeryst, at S45. $40. o. lao
NJ. 40. o.. -. 90 ~.
Ezra fI.uf ic nj.
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On and after June 81. 1880.

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIM CUN-lSTbNI
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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By Lespinass & Friedman.

Mot OF land NchOs-ave, adjoining Lands OF JOS
cummings Known as lot No bl9 on a NIP OF ~
acres of Isaac Dyckman (l2d Ward. 62. IOxIb3.ex
l5U3xI l9x lJUI&CS o. sarah smith ----------..
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Gslp Wanie6.

A tidy colored woman 10 do PLAIN washing,
iroing and assist In chsmberwork tan pe'"och tho
hours OF . and Al l3s 2d-sva. bet sth and slhsaA
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Grates ano TENDERS.

l,AS FIXTURES.
kEW PATTERNS. ORIGINAL DESIGNS,
WHOLr@sA lie AND RETAIL.
ARCUFR 4 PNNtOA~r NANIFACi Uk1NG co.
~ trrene st. q 81 10 - Wooster ~ EDove broone 81
" Broadway pass the door
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SituGtions Uanieo--M dIes.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW,
YoEK TgIRrN VIII BE- REGEI cSI ATT aH F
or a0S West Eenty thirs corner Eisath. ~,
ThriSve cor Forty seventh.st at HARLEM OFFICE.
NO , Psi Thrd.ave One-hundreda .enytou'thss.
oflceraToA -
4 YOUNG MAN wishes a situation IN a
seven years IN last place address 30 Yonzes y Y
BARTENDER or HOTEL CLERK.-By
ID young 26 with four years experience and r
ana beTongbly rersns t bGsiness viii work FOR rea-
sonabe pay Address 81. o. FAIRFIELD Naure san Conn.
CLERK.-As clerk in mercantile house by a
fH IN y any eapsety is ana has GOOD
Hotel, 44thst ana 6thave
CLERK or PORTER.-By a young man 30
y wears Of age Who IS honest Siing and SeSng ana can
Us Libertyst -
CLERK. PORTER or COLLECTOR.-By a
~ who is wiling to work for the interest OF his en-
RS SSfr e 'GfI 5 81 c iSS - ~
COACHMAN and COOK.-By man and wife;
~ man as eoachman undeTsanas me care 'rest1n.
East 2lstst
COLLECTOR or CLERK.-In wholesale gro
y BY young man 20 years Of age VINO has s ssger
Years bushes rs f esired Adde'S N rs
VAaSNDERv EER, u hist. Jersey civ
COLLECTOR, PORTER or CLERK.-By an
and @ TO Is So 81 am sn m
give years references Address INTELLIGENI IrD-
Office
GROOM and COACHMAN.-By a married
" first class and cosehman and plain gar
geags reie 1 en- GAN or dT r. k ia 5taye
GROOM or COACHMAN.-By n single North
~ German Protestant as rsteas er0G@ or s9as9"R
B.. No u West l3th.st. saddle store
GARDENER-As drst-ciass gardener in pri-
~ vste family understands greenhouse Fraperles iEt
ST. basement
GARDENER-As gardener by a young man
- just disengaged understands p5opagan5 aao care
hsh reeommcnded by my late employer Ca or address
GARDENER, Ma. : CintOn-place.
GARDENER. &c.-By a German of 30 as
" 20 make himself useful in any cspaclty
would Tor the interest Of ms enDoYef IN 20
placed has good references Can OF address u
PoHLEIs, Lille lstaye
DORTER.-By young German. who has had
II wears city experience IN IKE capaclty steady ten
peraie Trustworthy and has references Can or al
dress FIR ANk srROMENGEH 800 9thaye
DORTER. &c.-By a young man twenty-One
81 Of he care ana handing OF horses good careful
driver and mas good references. Address p PERKINS
cypress Hiil East New-York
DORTER or ASSISTANT BARTENDER
and nlegent yognf ma 9 OF No. who and ~ can
ing ana a 1eTaac Go ADDRESS JS PIT VT 262 Tot
CALESMAN.-By IA respectable young man,
> salesman dry goods Or e39 St Ss7 sGf aa
CALESMAN; Collectors positon.-A smart
= vonne American Of ~ could M clerks position in
hote ar store Al references IL smart intelligent ami
viii make useful u his employer Address r. H.
BRAAARD, 236 Eat 26th-~t
SITUATION wanted a. a clerk In IA lawyer
- office by Young who has fOu years experience ~
a similar capacity would take cerkship IN any good
mercantile house honest. trustworthy AMI IA, REFER
ence. Address ]. n. IL, EOx 10. Tribune once
USEFUL.-By neat AID intelligent young
y German years OF goo character honest anh re-
Liable hlnisen ustul ~
other ca good references Address o. PETERS zoo
West 42d al.
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&c TIP AIMS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
40 DFPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA, ~ NEWNORh.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEN YORK CITY.

Chri-tiest No So 1z1OO Alfred Mcintyre referee - .
10 William -I!berhorn aud others ..----.- $50
lOnflet Ii :. Do IL Of lOthaVe, ., \ TO llOtn-hJ
DoWltt 4 WinsOv 10 Saml Lewis. To- q
14gtb. ST cor Mott-ave 275X3S6.ll and also lot NO
Ia and letter e. map village ~ Mott Ha-
ven " illial II Foster assi2nee, 20 A Ii Parker . o.
others A''V'V
81 .1sf g 2O3 II " Of 2d-ave; 255xlu2 Cornelius
: one and vie TO Mary Burenll GO
19fh.s; 225 n VI san ave. ZS4N9Z Edward I'll
Ion trustee. etc to William owens --........ d.
ssh : lOS T., fl c OF lsJave, 16xloOii William
Baird auc wife 10 Matthew Baird ana anotheF
5othgt : = lO6 Il 1t OF lsave, JOX4o'A same 10
James Baird 80,
113fh.st = 81 > fl OF LeXlugtOnaYe, IS5xlOOlli
rimohy Donovan wife 20 Annie Leary ...--.:- 81
IASth g. cor Mott ave, 37JX3~6ll J; and also LOT 70
aUj and enter 'E' - of Vi lage OF Moti ha
zen KEN a. q b rINei anu 300 0
l2thst. nos 344 and 3S6 East, 4l.9x989 Mary - -
Sdlnsan apI husband 10 Robert Donai ---z- ---- ~
ll9tn.si u s. 1864 It C Of 2d-aye l4eXlOu.5i Mary
Cherry JOnu 81 tttfrY OV
12th.t sw g 100 Il n 3dlve. l5x On6; James ,
Cram and another ETC. TO August BoettC her ----. IOi
42d 81 u - 327. 20 p OF 42dst -Ux lOOJi Mary ~ -
Fagjc and husband 10 Patk Murphy w.
Christie % -. l9XiO. r j ktncrer 70 w 4lEiIl
n ~iberhOin others
S7tli-st II b. 20 II Of 4thIve, j34XlOOSG JOnn
Ivucs 10 James Anderson :--..-.---
lOfhave. j. e cor 7bth-st; 272XlnO; Mutual LIE lhs
Co braock ------------ ~
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Ashnry Pars. Curt Point Pleasant Toms River Biruo-
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. story brown stone dwellings with lease Of lots
Nos . and z6 West ATHEIST, =. $50 II Of ON
ave each lot 2OxluO.6: leased May ]. 1871, term
% wears. ground rent = 900 per anuum ON each
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NEWPORT LINE, tor specal limited tirkes steamers
NIWPOiGr AND ODD COLONY
loot Of Murray dai!y (SunilYs
exrepte 40 m c0nnec ing at Newport WITH Fast Expires,
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