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FURNITURE.

.... FURNITURE.
AL.
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= ggggIRYTTDRF .os
AT COST OR LESS.
PLANO a9Z1s5 TABLE GOWNS:
And
everything in the upholstery line
GRBAT BARGAINS,
to close our Ssta business
previous to removal aosut January l.
Useful Holiday Presents
a. l. kelly CO, 1874 Fith avenue,
near fwenty-thrd street.
PRIVATE FAMILY DECLING HOUSEKEEPING
costly T Funn S %ssS ssssna' ssn%a sns
s1 Il @ @ s sn Pao 5 an s as wHa'Gy @ r. rp
one for S25 rep Suits S3o u BEDROOM Suits s25 and up
spring Mstresso. and gensfal Of Household
rodonos NO 10 Vest sS? 9 % nes@ @ sS
A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
i9 Fprniturs FUR % Carpets and Bedding at B. COW.
immense stock at low prices
( UcTI0N ROOMS 30 AND Al EAST THIRTEENTH
~
Carpets Mirrors Pianos Paintings Books Silver Gc al
private sale at auction prices
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS FURNT-
sS& Sssai lis Es EeSs js,sesa fSiT.s5
ana Thryhrst streets Payments taken weekly monthly
A MAdNlECENT GRAND DUCHESS STYLE SATIN
do S75 rop and haireoh Suits s25 up; Panoforte
sasTiAee Ca" a. rosdsncS los East Thrteenth
street, near Fourth ayonue
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE
IN Household
IN damssk satin cost 81 900 for 5000 do si75 Decker
steads Dessingcases Bureaus, washstands $50, $3.50
cloth Suits $50 $50 Library and Dining Furniture Turkish
Suits Paintings Bronzes Call, private residence No. ~
CARPETs, vn-,,,n,.
Beds, Bedding, &c.
by the week or month. ~
easy KPrTy Sco
corner rwOn,y aah and Sixth avenue.
FURNlruRE AND
CARPETS
Last two weeks OF
the great clearing oat sale.
Look st these priOes
Parlor sui,., from 500 and upward
BED C.%gss & o u sS % and and inward inward
Walnut Suits from $40 and upward
carpots
Three ply per yard 81 %.
Inrrains per yard. 25c. 3Oc., 35c, 40c. and SOC.
Oilcloths, per yard 26c., 3Oc, 5oc., 4Oc aud 100.
Druggets, all sizes
English velvet Carpets, g per yard
Body Brussels, 81 70 per yard.
Lace Curtains, from 81 per pair TO ~
All other goods at equally low prices
Call the wareroons, OH ana DIS Eighth
avenue. Thirtyhf and Thirty-sixth streets
(successor to II. 0'FarrelD.
LNAvoR's AUCTION HOUSE, 10 EAST FOURTEENTH
street-Furnituro, Pianos Carpets, Mirrors, Silver.
ware, Cutlery Desks and sensible Holiday Presents. All
this week ~ auction prices. Owners want money.
INfNE FURNITURE AND CARPETS FOR THE HOLI.
IN days on GEORGE A. CLARKE's popular system Of
monthly payments 747 Broadway French Oats furnished
to on liberal terms.
FINE ARTS.
@<~--
rno CATHOLIC CHURCHEs.-A MAGNIFICENT
Il Painting, the Dead Christ for sale GIBBONS
Gavry, Seventeenth street and Filth avenue.
EUROPE.
.-~- ~---.--~-
NTICE.-HOTEL LES ANGLAIS A FIRST GLASS
IN hotel facing the sea and under English
X. BAKER HAYS Secretary 30 Coleman st., London e.
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NICR.-HOTEL LES ANGLAIS, A FIRST GLASS
IN hotel facing the and under English management
X. BAKER HAYS. Secretary 80 Coleman st., London. e.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
IN road Company, Grand Central Depot, New York,
December 10 1s75Ths company is prepared TO make
It's for Cross Ties, be delivered during
the OF 1879 Proposals will be received until
1876 for the delivery Of hewn White Oak Cross Ties
only In lots of from 900 70 5000 and upward points
on the between New York and Buffalo and Suspension
Bridge The con,,sny the right all
bids Specifications anu blank FORMS ms Of may be
New York Central and Hudson River Raireg9 Company,
Rome, N Y. WIN. Ii. VANDERBILT, Vice President
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
- February 1876 by the Trustees OF the New York and
Brooklyn Bridge their Office No 2l Water street. Brook
lyn ~ " for the manufacture and delivery of 122 OF
steel wire rope required for tho erection of the
foot bridge cradle cables and other appliances
for the construction of the main cables the East River
Suspension Bridge.
Printed specifications together with any other inform
In these be obtained from the Secretary
the Board of the Chief Engineer w. A. ROEBLlNG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A wILLEMER NO e45 BROADWAY, DEALER IN
"A. imported French Cheese cemember,, Pont Leyegue
fort Cheese and very ne Artchsnt. and
mesbes Also choice Fruits California produce; Barbary
Figs fresh Mushrooms Pine Apples and choice Baskets
Champs amps gyses for So cream and choice Fruit Gaeos
VELocIPEDEs FOR SALE 70 LET REpAlRrn
&c; all the parts toT sale; lot nicely painted for
,,nuytn ~ e32 Hr0adTay also II 81 Faibush avenue
Brooklyn.
MARBLE NIANTELs.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
~ An extensive Of Slate Marble Mantels Wash
-~s' anu sue "''4 PESRdSS ''sIP sRSTh COMPANY,
Union square Fourth avenue aud Seventeenth ST., NY
AT CosT.-CLosING OUT STOCK OF MARBLErzRp
"A Mantles finest selection Of Marble Mantes all quail
sdss sea% Maro waT % et the At 5 KLABER
tween Broadway and Eighth avenue.
CRATES AND FENDRRs LARGEST AssoRr
nboS sR g. SSs and sendSS @ & eyer offered in This
MI Gh dun dumping taS,x aGshIePs Sa speeasy large variety q
Vases Folding screens &c. suitable for holiday
70 6SovgRd yo S5e5f E'sd Co. g
aes canal street, New York.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELs, NEW DE-
nl signs from . s2 upward also Monumental work e
kLABER. ls4 East 18th St. Third New York.
CLOTHING.
ATB MINTZs NEW STORE AZ SIXTH AVENUE.
aud gentlemen will surprised the great prices paid
large orders for the western trade note By post puaslaay
attended TO ny Mr. or Mrs MIMI
ATM MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT IoI
ceive the utmost value cash for Casof Clothing Car
Pe I ss s % as f y Please % ssdrs g ass as
yourselves Orders 70 Brooklyn promptly attended to
AT FLArTos UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT sie
gentlemen viii positively receive % per cent more ia cash
than esewmesg ,or ,d9 eas5 GH - o9nMy M &C.
sl6 Sixth avenue.
AI COIN, 42o SEVENTH AVENUE. BELOW
. Thirty fourth street paysthc full value for ladies AND
address Ladies attended by Mrs. cohn
AsTRoLOGY.
4 TrENTIoN.-KSow THY DESTINY. CONSULT THE
raees; tells everything 5s West Forty st street near
Broadway
A srRoLoGER R-PRoFEssoR LISTER. sie SIXTH
$50 Post oaee, New York.
A CLAIRyoYANT-sloooo Is OFFERED TO ANY
n person who can equal Nine CLIFTON. the greatest
Saryoyant y "a AmerlSa lhsse Who are sck Or ~ ronbs
should cav without delay No kenesses Or love sharmsn
Twenty hnh street. third door east Of Eighth
A TTENrIoN CONSULTATION on BUSINESS LAW.
and das @i 0ssss rsns sRSs 3 q & ss marriage
NINE. BRIGSoLT, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR.
L Az yoyan tells names shows hkenesses, Sc 5uc and 81
loo West fwenty.hfh street
NINE. DEcoLUM.--CoNsULTATI FROM 10 rILL
1 on business sickness, love- matrmony travelling,
absent friends ~ Lexington avenue, Twenty
AIME COLLINS a RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY
Nl Clairyoyan re sNth avenue, near Seventeenth S.
NINE ROSA, GREAT NATURAL cIAIRvoyANT AND
ll Spirit Nisons reveals hidden steres ol your whole
lite. Az Canal street. Fee a.
NINE ROSS, GREATEST LIVING CLAIRvOYANTt
lI gives advice marriages. sickness losses business
6c tells everything 763 sixth avenue, near Forty third
WONDERFUL SIX YEAR OLD CHTLD-TELL.S
w sverythlng lucky numbers stolen property positively
recovered W Third Avenne.
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EUROPE.

mo CATHOLIC CHURCHEs,--A MAGNIF1CEN
i Painting the Dead Christi for sale at GIBBON
0a,,vry Seventeenth street and Fitth avenue
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Speaker, the Governor being at that time in the
same body. felt that he himself should be candi-
date, and that Senator Jacobs was encroaching on
his rights. 1t is said that the Governor declared in
the Democratic caucus that the nomination of Sena
tor Jacobs was not fit nomination. Therefore, he
remained away from the caucus, and did not vote
for my distinguished friend. But ] presume the
Senator from the Hid has been reading the Scrip
lures at times, and has read the commandment.
"Love your enemies bless them that curse you,
and do good u them that desptefully use You and
prosecute you" congratulate the Senator that he
takes this position.
| hold in my hand the figures which Senator
Jacobs displayed to us yesterday. must confess
that | am not able tO give you much more light on
them than he When he got through | couldn't for
my life make out what he meant. The only COM
plant which he made against these contracts was
that they were et too low. / think These ex-
traordinary repairs have to be made in Winter.
making the woik much more costly Now, the Sen
ator exhibited to us this bunch Of figures Where
they came from or where they will go
to 1 do not know. Here is the contract
of Daniel Candee, dated Oct. 4. 1864
in which not n shoveful of work has been done and
not 81 paid. Why do this Why not take a con-
tract that was completed show us the letting, the
bids and the final payments madei Then we could
tell If there were fraudulent bids. Senator Jacobs
said that there were here LOCO yards of earth exca-
walton at forty cents per yard. and embankment at
three cents per yard. ] very well know that the
Senator did not know what he was talking about.
Ii he had worked on canals long as have he
would know that the excavation and embankment,
taken together, would make 40 cents per yard; IL
over 900 feet, tins would be q fair price Another
contract of the same date provides for the excaya-
ton of 5000 yards at p cents, and for embank-
ment at 2 cents per yard This together
would be q cents per yard, which might
make q fair contract. 1t would depend on
the material entirely. Ii al these contracts there
is a general average of prIce-about the same KIND
of bids. don't know any Of the bidders. sup
pose they know what they could do these jobs 1oF'
They could do them much more cheaplyif the work
lay in the district in which they resided. II man
had to move his teams and paraphernalia hundred
miles no doubt he could not do it at the prices IN
these contracts.
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COYERNMENT WEArHAR REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
, & E.dIv. March 26-l a. III.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. {, + day, March 2j-l a. ~
Synopsis G0r me past ttyentytour hours.
Clear and cool weather continues IN the
districts on the Atlantic cOa>S. -. ~, ,,c..
The trmpvratur has risen slghty IN the Gui Siates
Tennessee ana The Ohio valley with sOuthery wlnds
AMI clear fair weather. ., 49, ,
The barometer is lowest near Lake Superior and
Threatening prevails in the upper lake region,
ana the Upper A.sss-ipP aad Lower Missouri Valleys
I1e Temperature has fallen ia the Upper Missouri
V,IeX with northwest " nds and clear weather
TIe OHIO River has fallen slowly.
ETO6I6ttes.
For New England clear weather, stationary tempera-
trc westerly winds backing 10 9OutlerY "nI SOUTH
easterIv aud rising barometer during the day.
For The Middle Atlantic, the South Atlantic. and the
Eastern CUR states generality clear and warDer ee4er
win east 10 south riHds and fllLtng barometer.
H. she lake e gOn the OAO Valley, ana Tennessee,
r-nerac cloudy aud warmer weather sOutherly winds,
yeertDg 10 westerly, falhpg barometer except near
ake Sperior and local rains north or tue ONO valley
For the Northwest, partly cloudy weather ana lower
west winds, rising barometer and
noss6Iy ght rain the Upper Mississippi AID Lower
Missouri Valleys.
For tue Western Gulf states increasing cloudiness
variable winds, mostly from the south, and slight
changes In tepmcrature and pressure.
Tie Quo and Central Mississippi Rivers will fall
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cANAL7CONTRACTORs AUCTIONEERING OFF THE
CONTRACTS.
Tb~ Arsf,a

There ia one branch of the operations OF
the canal Ring which Mr.. TLden leaves nneXpihnPd-
thar - now the contractor, arrange among themselves
10 whom the contracts shail be awarded OBVIOUSLY
mi. must ne done, for man can make an unodI-
arccd bid a. well another The way ~ II DONE nov
ever i, very smulr. 10 obtain acontrdct l. not ohy
pce 9sary nat your bid shall be low, 0ut tnat u ehh
com py with certain regulations az 10 lnerneauobT'
or lsres tue security gYeu etc. IT. therefore, any co
tractor can get mold AL the bids Tor certain piece OF
wnrk and then deflce all but his own, so as
IA make them illeg i. IL Is obvious thaJ When
The bids are opened his Will be the loWest I'gHl
Ind no matter what the others are. Now, TINS was
actually done Ia the case OF number OF contracts
Iet In 1860 ne ring in 1866 composed or tne same
men "a now) The contractors met at Albany, nlreu
roam. and, naviug found ont Beforehand WndO "OIA
woul really probably he required SOld the various con-
tracts AZ auction, the highest bidder haVig lhe eA
sye right to the of all the olds SO that ne
Eis own ana then hand them IN 10 the contracting
hoard In nIs condition, the money ODIaIhtu TOi tue
auction being divided among the contractors Tue
% der 10 fraud VIII perhaps inquire now
aid they set the bids iGtD their possession al
am Simply BY going In body u tAo office OI the COu-
tr,cti,g Board N whose hands they were ana ASKING
tDat the bids might Withdrawn and put IN later as
uIur time was NJ ndtd for competition ms auction
rnok place in Albany at StanwX Hall, ana very lull
arcuunt OF n, and good many more astOunulne Mat,
ters connected with canal management may DC IOuhu
ia rpppyt Of Senate committee, Wnlcn as long ago as
Is69 red the SYSTEM be reeKlng with corruption
us evidence taken that time constitutes one OF the
worst EXPOSURES have ever had the pleasure OF
reading ana would be worth repuocatlOn Dy some
puplic-sprited ana hceutiOus newspaper now
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THE STATE Of TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ISpu.sAPoLr Mteh 25.-Four steady e % 70ds6 Wheat
.,e,v. Rel 81 Isl %; 81 % Vfl Os White 81 OsU
H. steady; 64G63c sheed 06d67c Oats steady
AZ 5665gc kye Gull at o. 10 Barley dal
At 81 IS9l % Meats very strong and unchanged HAns - ~
ard qu- and unchanged.
ORLEAS March 25-Plour-StOck small with local de-
,pd sIes Supersne - 5O Double Extra - 10 Treble 500
a. 20: Choice - 5Od46 D. Corn In far demand good supV
ale. White 1ed White Yellow Soc. Oats Advsnre
sales at sUGs2 held s20e5e HayA limited demand for
Pine At ga PORK higher s2i 7jGs22 l2a Dry sSted
Meats scarce and shoulders aa5 Clear Rb des, Zee
Clear Sdea IL g. Hams ADVANCE sales at I39lo8 MOsse,
6rm stcr Prime FegnentRg not feTmeltg 45D
4sc; Fair b4e Centrifugal 5jc Wmsay dil uoLnal; Choice
western Al III Meal drer 80 % Other srieles
chnged Rxchange-SeS York sight, J. Sterling b57
Gold, Il57sGll6ls -
tISwKgo Marea 25-FouF steady sngei; Sales 600
bill. Wheat qaet bat hrni No hiivmkl club, 81 20 No
81 20; kIILa do. ~. Con quiet NJ SIC
Brley arm hut quiet Canaii held 81 60 Corn Meat34
Boltrt sj3 for Unboltod hleed steady shorts SIS
sb1.t5s $50 Mldlugs 42 Rgh Preigh-Four Boz
ton soc, 10 NewYOrk, 4De. 10 Aibsay, 34c
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THE COMING MEETING OF THE PRODUCE Ex-
CHANGE.

The Board of Managers OF the Produce Ex-
change met yesterday and appointed subcommittee 10
arrange the details Of great commercial meeting u
be held at the Exchange next week TO approve the
course Of Gov Tden in his exposure and IDENTIFICATION
OF tho cann frauds. All the leading commercial assoc
atoms OF the city will be invited TO participate Inc
Chamber " Commerce. the Cheap Transportation As'oc-
alton. the Butter aud Cheese Exchange and all other
lending mercantile bodies will probably send representa-
tiyes Eminent speakers will be invited TO
address the meeting. prominent among them
being ev-Gov. Seymour and others VINO
lave taken lively interest in the extension and pro
t,cri,n ~ the great canal system OF New YORK. NO
cfrt viii be spared make the meeting grand sue
cess and as the Produce Ichlnge alone contains over
. oOg members. seycu-gign-hs or whom nave q dhect
nrss interest In the welfare OF the canals, an nppre-
ciatye and sympathrtc audience Is assured Ihe de-
tails OF the meeting Will D. arranged as sooA d. p07'"
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argument when Senator wOodin suggested the cx-

argument when Senator WOOdin suggested the ex'
pedienoy of q recess.
SENATOR LORDS RESOLUTION.
After little discussion the message was made q
special order for tomorrow morning. and an even
ing session for general business resolved upon.
On motion Of Senator Gross, the Senate determined
to meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each
week hereafter. Jarvis Lord then asked unanimous
consent to call up the resolution for the appoint
ment of investigating committee which was
offered by him on Monday evening. He remarked
that all this debate did not tend to Investigation.
SENATOR JACogs's SUBSTITUTE.
Senator Jacobs offered the following substitute
for Mr. Cords resolution:
The Governor is hereby authorized to ap--
point commission Of three persons whose dhy " sa
be 10 lnvesugre the affairs Of the canals OF TINS se
90 OF the Governor communicated to the LegsaIure
on the 11th day OF March, 1875. said c"Dmttre snait
yBea.es require productions before ITEM 81 any
papers In the custody or possession OF any Wi,Dcss
he auIsu Investigation, ana 10 ca
anime .ucn witnesses such phbbo rec0lis OF inc
they shall require for the pnrpesesot sncn IN
vesttgatjOu. ANY member OF said COMMISSION shai
nave to administer Ons TO witnesses Summoned
before them. THey shall have authority 10 employ
clerk and and snail report tine te ufnony
thev shall take, together with such recomnehdons 10
respect to tine same 90 tney snal dsE TSeS mail
also lurnIsh copy OK Such Testimony W '"o NA'''
u, neral
Mr. Lord asked, In an aggr1eVeu way II t"" ""
aor from the Hid District would like to be tred ny
his accuser. who appoints judge and jury while the
accused may perhaps never be tried and rest Tor
years to come under the stain Of the charges made
Senator jacobs said that be would frankly admit
that the proposed commission was an extraordinary
one, but he expressed the opinion that the people
would not be satisfied THAI an investigation by
legislative committee would be as thorough as one
made by a commission appointed by the Governor.
We are dealing with public men, and the disposition
of public moneys. Whose voice should be hearu
rather than the GOvernOr5f
Senator Robertson remal ked NJ this was very
important matter aud the Senate ought 10 LILAC
ample tune for consideration.
Senator Jacobs consented 10 having his substitute
laid on the table, saying that no would eau IL up In
the evening session.
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THE RING DEFENDED IN THE SENATE.

SENATOR JARVIS LORDS DEFENSE OF HIMSELF AND
OF THE RING THE DISCREPANCIES IN THE
GOVERNORS MESSAGE AND IN THE TRIBUNE Ex-
PIAINED-sPEECH OF SENATOR LANING-A REso-
LUTON FOR THE APPOINTMENT or COMMISSION
BY THE GOvERNOR.
IRON A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBusEI
ALBANY March 25.-The debate on the message IN
the Senate was opened at III o'clock by JARVIS
Lord. He began by saying that the public mind for
the last few days has been in state OF excitement
brought about by the Governors special message
Uniust comments might be made if renamed silent
and consider il my duty and pleasure TO occupy
the attention of the Committee of the Whole for
short time This matter has grown into personal
attack on me- as conceive it, and as take II from
the Governors official paper, THE NEw-YoRK
TRIBUNE / am ready nO'y-aDd hope In Heaven
that I shall never be unable to rise TO reply-to
meet all personal attacks. The Senator from the
lid District (Mr. Jacobs took the floor Yesterday.
was glad to see him arrayed in full pnnopy OF re-
FORM side by side with the Governor feel certain
that no fraud Will escape their Joint efforts. have
never heard the Senator'S character or fitness orany
position called in question by any ore except the
Governor 1t is said that when the Senator was IN
tho Assembly and was made candidate Tor u'e
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PASSENGERS ARRTGED.

FROM AsPINwALL-p sannslip FsTy tIde7oE peb le--
H.le.p n ~ Hunter Wu Blech A,s. J. hs.ssrsoa aAa
emil e Bry and sfe, CsD g. L-nesei-F Mr. r.
H. Dovd n "a Mclaughlin o. NJ stern H. IbomDo0 vic.
james Riley wriiy, Wick Dr. g. W Itch. spt Banoooee
&C. r. T. W. DiliBchrm AT ct "
u. Geo r. kenJO1. Mr'd Me're " v Swn H. A
Milton Margaret Lamar ThOnpson, hlrLy yoho Gle
s " f w. A. Bar on and ha babeI Bsrt0n n,
stanton T. g. Far D. f. OaTe, Aucrev WIe JHsf
Gordon H. Mach T. T. Is. Ramsoy. ID. H. hAnsey j. r.
Woolblry Alb bigger, Ma IA. ; nth
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CATTLE MARKET.

BsLriuoRs March 25CATTLsrte cattle market this week
generally lac better last while
ard the ha best
sale SKA zoe drst qualify jGGs medium Be-
81 "a receipts 25i sses 0S4
Of the week 5H6 LIGHTLY supplied but the
only nooerats demand the prices nal
quoted loo 3c the foo isw extra
SaEAP demand 5Go,; receipts, l,331
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

SARATOGA n. Y, March 2j.-Elram wilcox, an OH
. ~ hi, Mace raialy BY the the
drpot this morning instantly killed
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 25.-The funeral of
c,rtr n Sgas prominent Free MsOn and Odd Fellow,
omned to-day There turnout Of the brethren Of
botho rgannAtOuI
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p1SsrNG Frs SAILED.

poe LOyDoy-Ta s,,qr. hp Canada s,rrh 26chn Andee.
Pa es Berisnn hks so,s benjamin hh sna Ms n""''
Mr. snd Mrs. l. Ccssas. Mss CteNl
FOB LIyhRPOOL-ha suanshs En01nd March 20 Gsnvsh
Billet A.. haT, L. G. Csp swan ~assA<n
Imp Eavy Capt J. Hunt a.. = A., s'iss Be gmann.
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The benefit performance announced by
Nine Rs,ori in aid OF the Italian School Fund has been
postponed until further notice at the request OF the
Committee,
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scruune chrHauol and
pJyAn AeN i"k IN AhsmmhtT hhea
natsm JOn throat, 10
Tat
sold b, Duggs4 DEPOT No AL SI.h-sve Only oOe ana
Iuerl utlr
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HOW IT LOOKS TO AN OUTSIDER
From tn Mr.. York { mmercid! Advertiser.
'Ils All very we'll
The Ring, virtues 70 tell,
And 10 say that the Guy'nOr's gacaDout'
But I'd ike 10 inanIro
OF Speaker McGuIte
What IL IA he's 40 terribly mad ao0mt
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Steamships Ruglnd FOR Lre pao Crsreni city To- raVanaS
Norm Point Fsgnandua Ah1n. for havaHnsA
snp Liplga Fr.csco birs Lady c-.oscad Yf 40
tyrfp Jeanest Dubroyao1i tieore
brg GIanre Tor Venice 1isrg bibi ios
Cei:e; Alice Jlcm. H. f. Dewey Tor MAtuHs Ea siis
Ssg Beatrice Ciut-a rie Shfs s. =
Enma Crosby Frll1diHa. a l. <e "a g"r
Ga. a. H. HuJd. Jg SorOA " "a A. f-A A~As
for
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovpsscs n. H. Mah 25 Printing Cloths unchanged except
thai S.aGacts dr,c esccted u dguAe
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