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The following kilograms appear in the CHI
cago Republican Of Wednesday:
"SAx FRANclsCo, january 2.--lIl'S. Laura
Fair, the mlnlcrcs>. is dead. She died i'll her
prison December 80. The event has created
considerable excitement in al extended cir
&c: rumorS flying OF every character, among
them report that her death has been III
ducCd l,y harEarous treatment during her i'll
generation. The career Of the woman is too
well known to demand comment at this time.
"SAS Francisco, January Mrs. Laura
Fair died at midnight, December 80"
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AMNESTY IN THE SESATE.-We hear with
satisfaction that Mr.. Sumner has decided to
withdraw his pending amendment to the
House amnesty bill now before the Senate,
seeing that his measure is likely to encounter
grave opposition, and that any amnesty bill
requires an affirmative vote Of tWo-thirds of
all who vote upon it to make it Il law.-Neao
York Tribune,
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An AGED BALTIMORE PHyHc1AN BRu-
TALLY MURDERED IN HIS OFF1cE.-Baih-
more, january DIR. Merryrnan Cole, re-
tired physician, aged seyenty-three, was
found brutally murdered in his office, No. sc
north Exeter street, about o'clock last
night. Fe was found lying dead on the Of
flee floor by his daughter, who went to call
him to supper, with thirteen wounds about
the head and face, and his skull crushed in
three different places, apparently with ham
mer. One pocket of the pantaoons was torn
out and hanging on the outside. About go
were found scattered over the floor and a24
We're found in a wallet in his coat pocket.
On the table was an unfinished receipt.
which DR.. Cole was doubtless writing when
stricken down. He was in the habit of col
Letting his rents every Saturday. The To-
cality of the murder is one Of the most
thickly settled in the very heart Of the city,
about two blocks north of Baltimore street,
and east Of Jones's Falls. The murder has
created intense excitement.
Several arrests have been made by detec-
tectiyes Of the supposed murderers Of DR..
Cole. No Games are yet made public.
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An UNEXPECTED AND DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Amoag the arrivals this week some of our
citizens had the pleasure of welcoming
rather singular stranger, who selected the
sea in preference to the land route, although
we have now no regular passenger line be-
tween this and other ports. The strange
visitor, nevertheless, entered the harbor, re-
CARELESS of quarantine regulations, and made
directly from the battery, where it presented
Itself in the form of Il manatee, or sea cor.
1t was il monster of its species, being fully
eighteen feet in length, of glay-black color,
with hair or bristles on the back, tlippcrs or
fore-tins tipped with nails, head like cow,
Il thick. broad tail. and every other charac-
teristic to determine its genus and species as
that of the nlnnGtus ldtirOstriS, which fire.
qllents tie Gulf Of Mexico and the coasts Of
Florida as far north as the mouth of H.
dian river. So the present specimen was
somewhat ont of its latitude, and whether it
strayed from its herd or was impelled by
the same curiosity which induces so many Of
the hulnan species to visit the Ancient City,
is not known. There are various sur1nises
OH this point-somc declaring that there is a
herd of them IN the vicinity, Others that it
lost It's companions, and, straying hither,
made for the nearest port. After lingering
about ten minutes near the battery, and
giving the spectators Il fair view Of all its
parts. il the clear wafer, it left and made for
the North river. where it probably still is, as
this animal prefers bracksh water to salt, and
finds its food in rivers rather than in the sea.
1t will ba worth the trial for our hardy and
adventurous fishermen to go in pursuit OF
this singular monster, which can be easily
discovered il still in the river, especially in
these moonlight nights, since it is its habit to
raise its head and breast high out Of the
water, and to float for miles in this manner,
1lapping its tins.-Florida paper.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

r ME, LIME, LIalE.-The Lime manu-
Il 4 featured by lis In Botet0urt county, known US
VIII son OR ROCKVILLE LIME, will hereafter
be nut upon the market under the name of IN DlAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left ut our
office, No. 1903 Dock street
DILLON, Elicit & co.
Noyemlpr Of. 1871. no %
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TOHN W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
81 PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT. No.
3 Governor street, Richmond Va, (post-olice box
49, agent for the Old Dominion Steamship Compa-
Anchor Line, Cor Giasgowi National Line, for Iir-
eIpooi. 3eA
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A man In Sac county, Ia, has raised this
year 1000 bushels Of grain from forty acres
OF land, dug 100 bushels of potatoes from two
acres, and 525 bushels from one acre.
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1xIuLCOX & GIBRS,S SEIYING-M

NXTILLCOX & GIBBS'S SEWING-NIA-
w CHINES.-FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLR.-
That the WILCOX & GIBBS stitch is stronger and
more durable than any other stitch and there Is no
machine in the market which will accept our chal-
lcnee to smple-seams beside ours for public In
slcction.
That manufacturers and others hest Informed are
dlscartng the douhle-thrcad machines and adopting
tic WILCOX & GIBBS. and from SIX IN ten thou
sand douhe-thrcad machines areannually exchanged
for the WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE.
That we have for sale WHEELER & WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER, SINGER. EMPIRE, ELLIP-
TIC. and other double-thread machines, 1T from SIS
to SIS each.
That we guarantee satisfaction and give
ONE MONTHS TRIAL
before purchase FREE OF CHARGE.
That we want RETAIL AGENTS In every town
and county.
Send for descriptive and price lists.
JAMES E. 4. GIBBS. Proprietor,
de 20 Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond. Va.
SEWING-lIACEIINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED.-The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
1NG-MA CHIMES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDIEGTON,
my8 1il5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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ifvArH or : NtrrEAN.-Mr. Jessie Pepper,
.:l ..rd sud ii-cnir-c>tccmed citizen OF Pu-
,.-.i ronlty. died at his residence at Pep
~ Ferry, Oh the itii instant, in the eighty
18th year 81 ita age. The deceased was
.a'@sa in ko"Nc erected sc Il fort for protec-
/. g.. a2tjE-t jhr Indians, and there spent his
4'lr III, lt1H"rcd and respected BY all who
r.nr~ him.-L y"Ctturg NcrS.
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p.-I.1>t week gentleman in
.... ..;;..i,.,3uo,r That he had already
n-,.,.',l, len wears AFRO. The note,
49,. .,nn,tI IL more thon $500
......, ...,,.I.ri,n ot This CITY made
49,, y.:f.n WI. .nanr.nd l,v Mr.
.r,.,.i 1T ti,.. \n,rini, Eank
.tI. r.rs ,r,,.,trI and ,rtrr.
:.I' r,,..t ouI i,,d~,ncnt ola
...: .a.. ,n,t.r ar r,,Gorsnr. The
...,.... r.,,,n ti,nr moved r. rjI,-
49,. .,.I:,f..n +, On the >uli.,t hy
...... r.r.,. " rr,nonsr H., .ont
...l - ,...rnnsilIn ,nd,r,rr
~. h,I ;i;.rn,nrrd and mid
.:',,' rn H.. ,;r,, no1o TIC
.,. "a -, ,,.n.,m;,,. Tha
- ,,.,,. ~" ;,,,,nnnt
..... r., ;,lop,Int j., tha
.'rH 1T WAX tin attorney
.,,'.,.',;,o iuJo~,,nn, ~ ,:,vor
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sCt)MMERCTAI.
Corn ind Flour Exeharse. il
RICHMOND, Va, January g, 1877.

. RICHMOND, Va, 5antfasys 8, 1877. ~
OFFERINGS 5gsS
s WnEAT.-Wliite, &c bushels. Red. 60 bushels.
CuS.-W hl!c. $40 bushels. Mixed, loo b,asl.eis5
OATS.-50 bushels.
SALES. y
WHEAT.--Wbte, so bushels at Slice Red, 90 buss,-
els good mt St.f3. ---.----
CoES.White, 1.s4s bushels at &c. for prime, &C.
Ior very good, &C. for good Mixed Loo bushels good
oATs.-so bushels Mt eoc. for good.
REMARKS.
The offerings Of Wheat today were light, but no
change In prices. Offerings of Corn, l,e.e bushels
Market active, and all sold with prices more firm
than on the preceding day. Oats scarce and I'm de.
mand, and quotations firm.
The New York Proifcc Exchange Pyfce.C.r,
Of tho eth instant says:
.'Indian corn has been in good re1pcst, and with
moderate arrivals and some decline In frcI9ts urres
lave inproved-old especially. This is scarce. and
In good demand for, export chiefly. The local and
EASTERN inquiry has been fair, and we have reduced
stock somewhat but the supplies In prospect are
tive feeling al.honghiti Is regarded rs the cheapest
grain In market. The exports OF the week are 3sS3sT
bushels against l,et2 bushels the corresponding week
iastsyear. At the close the market Is strong ana
frIy active. The sales OF the week 392 BUSH
els closing ut for new mixed on the track
7.79,c. for new mixed afioat: soso3c. for new YET.
low aoat SIC. for old yellow aloat; and for
western white ahoat Southern Is scarce and prices
urca
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How JAKE ZIMMERMAN WAS TAKEN ~ AND
NEATLY Done BY AN ELEGANTLY GOTTEN Ur
MEMBER OF TIE SWELL MoU.-A few days ago
Jake Zimmerman, the kid-glovcd, perfrlmcd,
patent -lcathelcd treasurer of NiblO'S Garden,
was reading his star, when Il gentlemanly-
looking man tapped ut his window and
handed him note. Jake rcgretfuiIy laid
down The Star and opened the note, which
read as follows:
"NEw YORK CITY, December so, 1871.
"MesSrs. Jarrett d; Palmer:
GcntS,-plcaSc send hy bearer tickets for
two boxes next Thursday evening. or if en-
gagged for that evening, the first evening they
llc (isrna9"cd. / want the lower box on
both sides tic same evening. Enclosed YOU
will ind cilccI, for $40. | DO not know what
the exact price Is, so l send enclosed check.
"Rcsrcctftlly yours,
"MAISIiALL O. ROBERTS"
lir. Stewart always keeps the left-hand box
for himself, 50 jake could only send Mr.
Roberts tie right-hand box, the price Of
which is ten dollars. This amount he kept,
irving the bearer the check for the box and
thirty dollars in change. He also laid HIM
self cut in an exceedingly interesting cpistlc
10 Mr.. Roberts, in which he explained the
situation. and suggested that he should see
Mr.. Stewart, who might beWiiing 10 let him
have the other box.
The yo.ist;: man took the note and the
thirty dollars and went OF.
And hes been of ever since.
The check was bogus, so was the letter,
and we fear the voting man was 4 :.Windlcr.
jake pines !--Ne,c York .SiGr.
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Rev. Increase n. Tarbox is secretary Of an
educational society of Boston.
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War Threatened i'm Chicago

CHICAGO, january San anti-rcnt war is
threatened on the part Of those who were
allowed to erect temporary habi!atons. The
Mayor has proclaimed that they must pay or
move.
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Richmond Tobaeeo adarket.

JANUARY s.-ReceIptsan and offerings light. Market
opened after the holidays very brisk. Manufacturers
have not commenced work yet, hence the conIpeti-
ton Is pretty much between the shippers and the
stemmers. Quotations for new tobacco are:
Lags-Comnlon TO good. 90 o0GD %
LeJ-C Common to good. ga 90
Heiaming.-Common 10 good.......... 0oTlll 90
bright WRAPPERS.
Common to good. $15 oo@ Is 90
Fine. .:....... 50 COG 10 %
Extra. ............none on the market
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A GROVER d BAKER SEWING-MA-
"A CHINE, for n holiday present to your wife.
your sister, or friend 10 make poor lady III
dependent OF charity would he present useful, and
always remembered with gratitude
e.. & \. W. DARBY, Agents.
dc 22 90l Broad street
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE STATE BANK OF vRGINIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 4, 1872. :
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
l. this Bank have declared dividend Of FIVE
PER CENT, free of Government tax, payable on
and after 9th Instant.
IN 8 j. NJ. GODDIN, Cashier.
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WASHINGTON, January S.-Northerly winds,
with partially cloudy and pleasant weather,
are probable for Tuesday in the southern
and Gulf States. Rising Barometer and clear.
ing weather in the middle States from Vir-
GINA to New York Cloudy weather in New
England. The area Of highest pressure will
move northeast to Pennsylvania. Failing
barometer and southcrIy winds will prevail
from the upper lakes to the Missouri valley,
and threatening, with rain, will extend east
ward into Montana during Tuesday.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMOSD,}
RICHMOND, December 20, 1871.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Il UNION BANK OF RICHMOND has declared
dividend of six per cent, payable to the stcckhod-
crs on and after tire Cd of January. 1872.
DE- 3O-lOt JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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General Items.

The War Department. advised by eH-At-
torncy-Gencral Akerman, rejects the claim OF
the Mobile Marine Docking Company.
A dispatch from Columbus says that the
Republican caucus which nominated Shcr-
man for the United States Senate was full.
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Fisk's friends claim that in the examine
ton at the Iorkville police court to-day the
evidence was strongly in favor of Fisk and
tended to show that Mansfield and stokes
were endeayoring to levy blackmail. They
say Manstield's case completely broke down,
and Stokes lost all self control.
Charles S. Spencer, one Of FiSk's counsel,
saws Stokes has already obtained $4,000
from his client, and was attempting to get
more, but failed.
MRS. FISK AT THE DYING MANS BEDSIDE.
Shortly afterwards Mrs. Fisk, his wife, and
Mr.. Morse, his father-in-law, arrived and went
to the bedside of the sufferer. Mrs. Fisk was
greatly agtatcd. The scene was the most
heartrending that had yet taken place, and
| those present could not restrain their emo
ton. At half-past : the friends collected
in the ante-rooln had been joined by others,
one bv one, who asked anXiouSly after the
condition of Mr.. Fisk. Lawyer Shcrmanand
Jay Gould stood near the latter, completely
overcome. The doctors were appealed to
bv the wife to give some little hope, but they
gently indicated that they dare not say there
was any chance Of life. Mr.. Fisk was not
much moved at the moments when he was
cogniZant of his surroundings; but seemed
never deserted by the
GOODNESS AND FORTITUDE
which he displayed when first shot.
AS the morning advanced his pulse grew
still more alarming, and he became more and
more feyerish and exhausted. Morphine,
which had been given him in large quanti-
ties, only kept him from terrible agony, and
as it was his fortunes were eXcruciating.
At s O'Clock there was little change. At s.
the doctors consulted again, and at O'Clock
the suppressed excitement about his bed was
almost too intense to bear. At % few per-
sons were permitted to go to his bedside.
The length Of his life now depended upon his
being kept us quiet as possible.
There was by this time good deal OF
going TO and fro in the sick mans chamber.
Colonel Fisk thanked his friends simply for
coming. The rapidity Of his decline now
showed itself more strongly than ever. At
10 O'Clock there was eager and hushed whis-
pering as it was told in every ear that the
end was surely drawing nigh. At half-mst
10 he lay scarcely knowing that there were
any ministering to him. He looked at the
opposite wall, and noticed no one. A quar-
ter of an hour afterwards he brcathcd his last.
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....-,,~rTc4 i's st.e uaifN
.'..,.l >,4las Commissioner OF Edn-
....vf Holm Eaton, IL. in his am
has prepared from advance
.' .,.r,s,,, 4 variety of statistics of
rllr giving The nativity OF
49,. -o:+"d states in 1870 shows
~. f. mi a.g1rGatc Of ''',S"+ t0Fe'gh
...,,,,r.n G6j .9Sj are in the north
"a 10 in the Pacific States and
.n ! :, S<% iu tho southern states;
49,, a.r~r>l,ita Of 4,sS2,2l0 native
.r WHOM Gill, are In the north
80, IN the Pacific States and
49,. ,..}-.iS:i in The southern states;
.~.g-I .r'al Of 5.GGo.0It illiterateS
.... country.
.s...lr shows that os every 10000
M t}ir whole Union there are
...,. i...% rnl1rci. IL Chinese, and
FL. ..",r,,d race Icing in excess
-...r.n, Lo2i>iaNl ,2,ll'). south
.-5r.. SAD Mississippi (6i.@a1>.
.. ill., it.e l.itcrry OF the white
'.-.., ,..rr gives II total Of ASP
,s...r 2u:i ;. ,:;S.03l al the latter.
..g.lt ,ilit"aGy Of both SEXES
vluW 2.i~",32l are i'll the
g. t... III" %c-Tc@"t" of minor
,t,." - and u Years is 2,0o6.-
...I l.".N.I,l arr in the southern
<.~., tauaUal having the largest
...l19. 90 ;I,r northern States. Of
-...t,. Nt.p has the largest num-
.... ,..,.. =, e.. = .lfth -, of .Dy,rSr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-26

-
Hemos dido 4 IN extranjero llcgadol
recientemente de Venezuela una de
esas exclamaciones que son bien Ii
sonjeras para Puerto Rico y que no
podemos renunciar a reproducir.
'tDie@ 0aerci que Je sSis dejd dams Ia
ciOilisation' y hace pocos dias que nos
encontramos en- un cfrculo en- que ha-
ybia dos caballeros, el unode San Tho
mas yel otro yankee que contaban CO.
sas increibles pasadas al uno en- Ma
racaibo y al otro en- Aragua y Cara
cas-. Los dos habian estado presos y
maltratados y uno de ellos que, iba 4
reclamar 25 mil pesos que Sc le de-
bian por ell presidente del Zulia, tn
vo que salir escape del pats sin pen
sar mas en- Ell dinero. Una carta de re.
comendacion que lIevaba para ell pre-
sidente de la repdblica, ell ciudadano
Guzman Blanco, le fue arrancada por
su padre ell ciudadano Leocadio Guz-
man. De este modo Sc hizo Ia farsa y
el primer ciudadano no recibi6 carta
alguna.
Otro dia nos ocuparemos de la Ii
bertad de la prensa en- Venezuela. Nos
hemos propuesto fotografar el pats en-
donde primero comenzaron su obra
los regeneradores, un pats pacf6co y
opulento durante los tres siglos que
fuG espanol y que hace sesenta amos
Sc debate en- un mar de sangre, mise
ria y lagrimas, desde que los partida-
rios de la funesta estrella solitaria de
Lares y de Yara han tornado su car
go hacer feliz a la antigua Castillo de-
Oro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-26

co: esos tienen los poderes del consa.
bido cacique; los demas somos aquf
extranjeros. A 10 menos asf 10 cree
E'g Pyogreso.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TINE FIFTH AVENUE JOURNAL.
The with which the first numbers OF this
PAPER OF THE PERIOD
have received has established the enterprise
MOST BRILLIANT 6UCSESS.
Second Number ready at all the news stands Beau.
tifuy ustrated chotcey favored with romancc sparkling
with record OF reality.
Read 'sverohica; or, A Double Lifew
Read "Vcronica; or, A Double LifeW
This journal breaks ound In entirely field. Ito
to combine the charms OF
Illustration and Romance
with the Intellectual attractions OF
Essay and Critcism.
The works of the abes artists In europe and America,
cleverest writers of Hcton known to time,
will be found adjoining its pages.
An additional feature of interest Is Afforded In the series or
Things introduced in each
The publishers beg to state distinctly that
THE FIFTH AVENUE JOURNAL
ID organ of refined taste In all things.
This authoritative announcement Is sufficient TO indicate
that sphere is widely removed from that Of so-caied
''society' Journals. -
No. out Wednesday will be Grand Double Number
Look for i'll
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" TO NIGHT
TO.NI0HTli
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 10, AT EIGHTH q
TO-NIGHTii
MOST WONDERFUL OM3INATIoN FOR THIS NIGHT
OF ALL THE a WILL CHOICE
MUSICAL. TALENT
IN THE
CITY,
CONCERTO
-. The box Office will be opened TO-DAY no early TEN
O'CLOCK for the sale OF tickets securing RESERVED
SEATS 70 those DESTROYS OF avoiding the throngs IN attend
THE FAMED NINTH REGIMENT BAND
In full uniforml
BAND AND CHORUsi
THE ENTIRE MULDER-FABBRl GRAND OPERA
COMPANY
Messrs. JACKSON, TOOkER 4 MORRISSEY with
ask attention the extent and excellence OF the
prepared for this evening" and state that Ia addition
70 the attractions which suinced to overflow the OPERA
HOUSE on last sunday evening" they have engaged N IS
MEMO violniste, and Mr. WILLIAM MACpONALD, the
LA TRAvIATAi Linda THE PROPHET
BOHEMIAN GILL ROBERT LIE DIABLEi SICILIAN
MARTIAL LUCRETIA BOKGIAi DON PAsQUALEi
Madame INEz FABBkTl Mile. CLARA PERIL
MULLER. the worlds greatest BaritoneI
b. L. DOWNING, Musical DirectorI
wALTzEsii
NATIONAL HyMNsiIii
BY THE FULL NINTH REGIMENT BAND
AND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRAL
The comforts elegance and convcniences Of the Grand
tanmen which acknowledged be the very best
metropolis presents.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- School Trustees of the Seventeenth Ward at the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Departments OF Public Instruction.
Grand and Elm Streets until Wednesday, the 20th day
March, 1879, and until O'clock r. M said day, the
Desks Seats aud other Furniture required for Grammar
School No. 70. on Filth street, First
Proposals Will also be received the time and
for the Steam Heating Apparatus required said
Specifications may been mt the of tho superute
Of Buildings and REPAIRS LAG Grand street, third floor
Two responsible and approved surees will be required
from the successful bidders Proposas will not be
sIdered unless sureties named.
The Trustees right TO reject any all of
STEPHEN THERRY,
WIN. FISCHER,
JOHN BYRNES,
CHARLES KINkEL,
RICHARD v. HARkETT,
Board Of Trustees, Seventeenth Ward
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Twenty fourth street, near Broadway. Begfna At
Sole Lessee ana Manager ........MR. AUGUSrlN DAILY
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n RAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI RESERVED SEATS
FOR THE LAILA ROOkH NIGHTSiii
- In frequent deminds at the box Odce for
tickets securing reserved seats during the first week OF tho
presentation OF
LALLA ROOKH,
the management respectfully state that the sale will
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING., THE 18TH INST, AT 9
O'CLOCK.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COPARTNERSfIIPS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPART-
1v nership formerly existing between varck slavin 10
this day dissolved ny mutual All claims will be
paid and collected by b. I. varick. JAMES sLAvIN,
B. T. vARIcK.
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1
MONDAY, Marcn II (Last Niaht
but Six of IiIv0RCE), for the
BENEFIT OF Mr.. JAMES
LEWIS.
"WEDNESDAY, March IL (Last
Night but Four OF DIVORCEl,
for the BENEFIT or Mrs. G.. II.
GILBERT.
SATURDAY. March Is, at ~
1 O'clock, positively the LAST
| DIVORCE MATINEE.
MONDAY, March IS, Farewell
Night of DIVORCE and sMth
performance, for the BENEFIT
of Mr.. d. IL. HARKINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-10

CTEINWAY HALL-WEDNESDAY
= Miss ANNA MEHLIG
will give the second OF her three
MATINEE PiANOFORTE RECITALS
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 49,
Doors open at 2:3U Recital nj 3.
NOTICEIn OF the unprecedented success OF
the recital, the crowded state of the smaller hail.
which afforded Miss Mehigs patrons
the large will be for the matinee The pro-
gramme will include six choice selections rom the works Of
WEBER MOZART, CHOPIN, MENDELssOHN AND
SCHUMANN.
Subscription tickets for the remaining recitals, So
admission tickets to either 81 60 Can be opaihed
at the music stores of g. schrmer, schubertb, ptson
square Theatre Ticket ONCE ia Broadway
Stenway Hall.