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Felt OF His Eye.

A young man had for many days SUI
fered with the toothache, and, as II last re-
sort, decided to go to dentist and have
the offending bicuspid taken out. With
that resolution well fixed in his mind,
and one dollar in his pocket, he sought
well-known tooth puller. The dentist at
once decided that two teeth would have
to be drawn. The young man had not
the nerve to stand the double pain, SO he
told the dentist he would take "nitrous
oxide"
He took the mouthpiece and drank
away at the gas The dentist at last
thought he had enough. He spoke to
him. A rational answer was returned.
He must have more gas, and the mouth
piece was again inserted between his lips.
When he had taken gas enough to render
two men insensible to pain, the dentist
thought he would apply a well-known
dental test to see if he were "gone.
BILLY"
No answer. He then touched the pa
TENTS eyelid to see if there were any
muscular contraction, and, in SO doing
accidentally touched the eye itself. No
twitching of any kind. He must be in
sensible. The forceps mt once brought
out a tooth with tremendous roots, and at
the same time brought the young man to
his feet with yell.
"Why-why-why-doc, didn't you
wait till had sucked some more gas 2"
More gasl Z" You took enough to put
two men to sleep, and, besides, touched
your eyelid, even put my hand in your
eye. You never showed a tnge, and
that is considered an infallible test
"That's good, anyhow L wondered
what under the sun you were fooling
around my glass eye for.
The valve, which was found to be out
of order, was repaired, the mans second
tooth drawn, and he soon went away,
chuckhng to himself, THAT'S good,
feeling of my glass eye to see If Id
twitch -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05

Particulars of the Attack ON the House ,
the James Brothcrs' stepfsther.

Particulars of the Attack ON the House of
the James Brothcrs' stepfsther.
The Kansas City Times of JAM ~
says A Times reporter paid visit to
Kearney last evening, and gathered the
following facts in regard to the attempt
to capture the James brothers Tuesday
morning about half-past one O'Clock Mr..
Samuels, the stepfather of the James
BOYS. awoke and found Mrs. Samuels in
the same condition. He said he heard
noise in the kitchen, and thought he
smelled fire. At thishe got ont of bed
and went out OF tho door of his room To
go into the kitchen. When he got out
side he discovered the west end of the
kitchen TO be on fire. The house is log,
weather-boarded. Mr.. $. ut once went
round to the fire and commenced to tear
off the boards. In the meanwhile Mrs.
Samuels had come from her room with
her children-Johnnie, aged fifteen
years a little girl aged thirteen, and
boy aged ten. When she got into the
kitchen she found the negro woman and
her three children up. Mrs. Samuels
saw a quilt Oh the bed afire. This she
tore off and threw out OF doors. She
then discovered something on the floor
which she took to be turpentine ball.
1t was on fire. She attempted to pick it
up, but found il too heavy. She then
tried TO push il into the fire with her
foot, but failed. AT this moment Mr..
Samuels came IN, having extinguished
the flames, and he tried to kick the sup
posed ball into the flames, but failed.
He then took shovel and threw it into
the fireplace. As he did this it ex
ploded. 1t was bomb, or, more cor
rectly speaking, what IL known as hand
grenade ball about seven inches in
diameter, and lined with wrought iron.
AS it exploded portion of it struck Mr..
Samuels on the right side OF the head,
but failed to knock him senseless );
another portion struck Mrs. Sanuels a
few inches above the right wrist, shatter
ing all that portion of her arm another
struck the little boy, ten years old, under
the third rib, on the left side, and pene-
trated his bowels; still another piece
struck the servant on the head, but did
no serious injury.
They carried the little boy out on the
porch and into the yard, and he died i'll
two hours after. Mr.. Samuels now began
to call to his neighbors for help. A Mr..
Chancellor, living about half mile dis
tant, heard the explosion and started for
Mr.. Samuels' house, but on hearing
several shots went back. Mr.. Dan
Askew, living northeast about quarter
of mile heard the call and went at
once to tn > scene.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05
LEGISLATIVE RECORD.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27.-Senate- Editions re-
ceived: Against the system Of county superin-
tendency of schools; for the taxation OF church
property; for and against the repeal of the pro-
hibitory Liquor law. The Committee on University
and Normal School recommended $500 i'm addition 10
the appropriations made two years ago for those in
situations. "A bill introduced by MIR. Greusel
10 prevent the detention by imprisonment OF poor
witnesses.
House-A bill 10 regulate the practice Of medicine
was introduced. 80. The bill passed by the Senate
relative paying the expenses Of Circuit Judges was
considered by the House in committee Of the whole
all the afternoon and considerable debate elected.
The bill was again referred 20 the judiciary Commit
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Curious viii,

Miss DR.. Harriet X. Hunt, of Boston,
died n few days ago. Her will provides
that no bill is to be sent to any of her
patients, it being left /" at their discretion
what they shall pay" Her Boston resi-
dence is to be kept open one, two or
three months. rs circumstances may indi-
cate, that nothing "hssty or ill-timed
shall take place in spot so full of inAu-
ences, and that friends and patients ''may
find still ain open door to enter a home
that they have consecrated by their
blessings" SO rs a reception for them
she provides that fragrant flowers shall
be freely distributed throughout it,
" whose aroma shall utter its language.
Several charitable institutions are to re-
ceive 200 each from her estate and
the balance is TO go, after certain prelim-
inaries, to the Boston Provident Associa
ton. Miss Hunt was nearly seventy
years of age.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05
Washington.

The recent fire in the Navy Department
building was the work of incendiaries. Trains
of rope and waste paper we're laid about the
floor connecting with piles of chips, shavings,
and broken-up kindling wood.
The Senate Election Committee has decided
to report in favor of recognizing Kellogg as the
legal Governor of Louisiana and Of admitting
Pinchback TO his seat in the Senate.
The Navy Department had another narrow
escape from fire on Friday, incendiarism being
the trouble, as heretofore. Evidently desire
persistent attempts.
About 500 pages of the Alabama investigation
have already been printed. THe testimony
taken is very contradictory, some witnesses al
leging that intimidation practice dbefore
and at the election, and others that there was
no intimidation.
The House Committee on Appropriations in
their report on the Postof1ice bill recommend an
appropriation of S1Z54s, 900 for inland mail
service next year reduction Of S514, 796 from
the estimate.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a
oall for the redemption of S15,000,00 of $50
bonds of 1862, to be paid on the LIST Of May, at
the United States Treasury, at which date i'm
terest will cease. OF the amount thus called in,
go, 100000 are coupon bonds and SO 600, 900
registered bonds.
The national debt was increased in the amount
of $780,, $40 during the month Of January.
The following is the official statement:
Six per cent. bonds ~. IL .0S5 100
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$500 600; one bank in Illinois. $4,000; one
bank in Iowa, $4,000. Applications were also
received for an increase of capital from; Maine,
$500, 600; Vermont, $4,000 Massachusetts,
$780, 600; Connecticut, S355OOO Penn
sylyania, s4G0 600; other States, $3.50, 900 Ap-
plications were also made for an increase upon
capital already paid up, as follows Massachu-
setts, 81, 300, 900 Connecticut $685. other
States, s24l, GOO Total authorized increase,
sc 13l 600
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05

THE bump of destructiveness-a rail-
way collision.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Grand Lodge of the Michigan Knights of
Pythias, at their recent annual session in De-
troit. elected for p. q. c., II. s. Sanford, Jack
son; q. c. W., j. Long, Detroit G. v. c.,
Charles d. Little, Saginaw; G. X. of r. and s.,
James Mitchell, Detroit q. M. of f., N. s.
Boynton, Port Huron q. nj. at A., o. W. Owl
att New Buffalo; Representative to the su-
preme Lodge, w. J. Long.
DETROIT dealer has a country order for
" twenty-five pares Arktik ovcrshews."
PETITIONS are being extensively circulated
through the State for the repeal of the law ex-
empting church property from taxation.
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Foreign.

The trouble between Germany and Spain has
been settled by the payment to the former Of
indemnity for the Gustav outrage.
The French Assemblyhas rejected the amend
ment to the Constitutional bill, providing that
the future government of France should rest
with the Senate, Chamber of Deputies, and a
President of the republic. The amendment
was the last hope of the Republicans to secure
even technical recognition of the republic
Archbishop Manning has fired another PAM
phlet at Gladstone-20O pages this time.
The Grand Cross Of the Order of the Bath has
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05
The South.

A fight recently took place on the Rio Grande
between Texas Rangers and Comanche Indians,
in which fifteen OF the latter, including two
big chiefs, were sent to the happy hunting
grounds.
A most daring express robbery was committed
in Memphis Tenn, on the lat inst. A party of
desperadoes rented, few days previous the
basement Of building ON Madison street one
of the principal thoroughfares Of the city, and
hung out sign, w. r. Parker q Co. Insur
ancc Agents. On the morning of the LIST inst,
John Brady, messenger of the Southern Ex-
press Company, entered the place for the pur
pose of delivering package said to contain
$40. There were two white men and
three negroes standing behind the counter,
and Brady presented his receipt book and
at the same time threw his pouch, containing
large number of money packages, on the coun-
ter. At this moment rope was thrown around
his neck, and bag thrown over his head, and
he was beaten almost insensible. His cries
soon attracted the crowd, as the street was full
of people, but the robbers had secured the
pouch and fed by the back door. The amount
secured by the robbers is not definitely known,
but it is thought will reach several thousands
of dollars.
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DEATHS.

WHILE party of schoolboys were sleighing
at Royal Oak, few days ago, Wesley Harmon
suddenly fell. He was taken up and medical
assistance summoned, but death came first
supposed to have been caused by heart disease.
Mrs. Il. G. KERR, one of the Oldest residents
of Jackson county, died few days ago of can
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The East.

The old man Sawyer has confessed TO having
killed Mrs. Emerson, at Haverhill, n. H., but
claims that he did it through accident; that he
was sitting on the lounge near by her. and
that, while he was examining the lock of the
gun, ii was discharged through pure accident
The State of Maine declines to admit women
to electoral privileges.
A disgraceful row occurred in the Pennsyl-
vania House of Representatives, at Harrisburg,
last week, growing out of dispute on parlia-
mentary point. The Speaker ordered member
under arrest when his friends rushed to his
assistance and rescued him from the Sergeant
alarms. Pistols were drawn during the
melee.
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Tho West.

The ice gorge at Cincinnati gave way last
week, and played havoc with the barge feet.
Total loss about $50, 900.
Three Indians froze to death at the Red Cloud
Agency, during the late cold weather; also
number of ponies. They had nineteen days
of intensely coldw weather.
Wintermute, who was tried at Yankton, ID. l.,
last spring, for the murder of Gov. MoCook'
and sentenced to ten years imprisonment has
been granted new trial, and released ON bail
bonds of 800, 600.
The cash receipts of the Kansas Relief Com
mttee to this date aggregate s2l, 767.42 and
the disbursements $40, 71267.
Chicago elevators, as per official figures cor
tanned. on the Sd inst, g. 439, 7G8 bushels of
wheat, l, 564, 9S7 bushels of corn, ga, 775 bush
els of oats H. 800 bushels of rye, and 292, 395
bushels of barley, making grand total Of
). S5G, 73l bushels, against 5,4323S7 bushels at
the same period last year.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18

sILKs.-our Black and Colored Silks will
be sold at the present reduced prices only till
February /. Embrace the opportunities here
offered.
CLoAKS.-The balance of our imported
garments marked down fully one-third from
former prices. Walking Jackets and Sacques
equally reasonable.
DoMESTICS.-Sheetings and Shirtings, en-
bracing all well-knOwn fabrics. IN different
qualities, widths, and prices.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18

rgNUE CITY COURT OF BROOKLINE-lIh
MUTUAL LfE lsSuRANGR COMPANY OE MY y, ys f0GA; IN;
,,te. AGAINST MARY y. HAYES and EDWIN a. uAiL1 W
Insbayd ANDREW MCFARLAND ami MARY hCfAkLANp MS VIC
UARVY w. GURNEI AMI SAITH RYDER DeieniAn1s sulnih'
~ ON NOT yerye defer dant, above named ana eau l
.Jery o ,ben hereby sunmo4d sed required N
nnut In this action which will BE- filed in the oe ol W. t'e
the ity BroosJn in the Corthouse in the '' o.
County Kings sad to serve copy OF your sn"e 20 ,st
nnt on tie .ubscIbers their Office Nos IS and az
he civ Of Broo5n within ds,s after the service Wv S
nan, on Won ercuveiof dV Of such service; anl
snsser the complaint Shn the time si.ressa ihs I'm
this action will apply 10 the Court Tor me e'i 'tA"'' "
ni,rtt-Datod Bfosklyn. December Is, lhl4 ,,.,.us.
p H. G. K g. l. MURPHY. Attorneys for Plsn"Ihs.
r. IN. attendant Harry GURSBI The complain Ia tne soo
,ptIe filed ia he Office OF the Slets tng Kns.
20 R,ooIyp in the County In the City Of brookn hs
Snntv and state OF 18th day Of December
III lsw6wM. u. e. u L. hOhrhi' a""Ho''' 'V' -'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
cUPREME COTTET- CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNT
- OF SEwY0RK-GEoRGE Dg ARPhS ara T9NAS y9NtfsG6 a.
RIONDA observation-disclosures for morey deuan1 on e9nc
Com ITO the defendants above named lou are
nd this ~hch
he s in the d the Ccrk Of the Supreme Cour Tor tue INV
onpt, Of sew the CITY of NcTYok ard TO serve acop
yor complaint th sabscbeTs At thr once
lig Brsdwsy. the CitJ Of New York MN "ent, oa' .
ervc. tins summons exclusive OF the day OF sub srt
and II y,u a sad complaint WiHin the TINE 0ie
m Miami r. ia nj. will take uiImrn aganst V0n or e sum
NJ seven hun jnr dollars ana tWenyI cnS WIN
est from te fr dsY of Ju' tors'n eZnI nnr nI s.s
( this acuOu-Dtied OcIOoer
-Vi Ao''' No. li9 Broadway
Tn. complaint shove action IVES fled In the Once o. n.
of The Surfs our COUNTY of He"lok Al tr A3et'hoHo
m e CIV Of NeYoL on The sIteeuh dsy Of January 1917
az GvM
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
ONLY Q Il TO FEB. |.

DRESS GooDs.-Our lines of Dress Goods
present many attractions as bargains are
offered every day, and will continue only two
weeks longer.
LINENS.-H Housekeeping Linens Towels
TOwelings, Table Cloths, in colors, with
Doylies TO match, Napkins, new in design and
of recent importation.
FLANNELS.-In all varieties and widths.
Assortment large and very handsome. Prices
exceedingly reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Walters,
XNAITER-A colored young man would Iiko

w pse IN kPRSr-CLASs BOARDING HOUSE, Ualefhahl'
furnish uurIceppn.ha frt,
or ODELLS AGkECr, 100. We.1 Jish 49, corner o.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
feQal Notices.


NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY of
~ NEWYORK. PETER GOBLET against JOHN SEXTON
SARAH JEAN SUTrOS. WILLIAM H. COLh.To the shove named
Lcn You b'h, smmled snd required TO
answer ia @ action which viii he Geo IN the once OF
81 new tho tOuhoise
st4 the Sfii complaint on
Le at the CTS Of Nefrok within 20 DAYS
sCsr te e h exclusive Of the dy OF such
servce: and vou he said complaint within the tine
,(rr- Toe plaintiff Ibis will sTp 60 Tie Court Tor TIE re-
lief dlngnied in the co0plan'-naot Jan. Z, 1873. 49,
' ROBERT GOBLET. ir., AuE. for PIE,
No. SO Nsssau.st., y. Y.
The COMPLIANT in ebd action dug bel ID ne ONE
Il Y,nr W., H. Wv E ROBERT GOELET. PITTS ATTY.
WI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Gardeners.

A FRENCHMAN, married, who speaks In n.
IN rh with no ohdres desires snation as GAkDkhbh w
dort.n. 6or-e. coed Address D. No Clinton pace
basement
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Amnscmcnls.

RROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY and TUESDAY ii svsSisGs jan Is snais.
S sofDhss I HyeSsa Fl ' 6PsRS sf5 soGSps coMPA
.cvr B,os.s afDASS Aa...%; SSSiRgS ..@ Sio..
EVENINGS OF ENGLISH GLEES:-Miss
q Rso. hslTss ss" " s' Nj. Ia;e F,e c. O. Buh s''-
u,,u.... USOS LEAGUE IHEArER.
IhuhSDi t EsbtNGs, Jn 81 Peb 49, and M'reh 49, iS7s'
GEO AI&TS ijI Droad",y, GEO. O RocKwooD. sss
X ELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA.
hr q D uess n,..,..
''' ' . xcai,iY or M6s6
eongescihE MoSDiY, jan: 25
With the most e9e's ye or5s1',,'o s be. ,.a..
MONDAY, Jnn 20. WI Be- gIs;o3,,i yerdi' beautiful Open.
Ms. CLARA Louise kELLoaG. NJ SEeuIy ", c,aLEror.
TsD M mfLaH T a. ia % W. ,' a a%ia' cs s.'
Nine. JENNIE VAN z.sDT s.. TyhuSos3;. M. cARhrros
wEDNESDMs Jan. e.
Mis CLARA Gourss KRL6GG. Mss BEAUMONT Mr. CABLE
THURSDAY g. g. bRaSSS bRA6 e. Aca6kaf q %an OF Mu
ssees.lel o9er,'
Nm. VAN z,sSF n. s.. C!ask Ek,ITSs$ T9iE KELLOGG.
GRAND EEfyoGG 49il GSnFsIiS Taf,ySS $ii. Ssr'sOAT
SAL iDAY BYtNISG. Jan. 49,
A POPUL'B OPEGi
vii be
Sale fscs eeSncic: i56ii j: 81 al Ss "css n
tAcsd,ny Of Nose 70l II yway. Re,ery seas
circulars stores AcasY for full
DARK THEATER. FRENCH OPERA.
i CHANGE or PRoGRANMS
MOSDAY lotj, . UESDAY l3th. WEDNESDAY. 2Ob.
LAST iHKi 4 NIGHTS
Of
LB VOYAGE IN CHlSR.
THURSDAY 2a ryv fr few nights ony Of Lec0'G' s'ess
''N' '''''''''' 0'I,i Ia FILE De MMR AvGor
Nile. BTRrnB GIRARDN
role sf Cisrettes
Mile. H nelly ~ N he. LsDae.
Ia rehearsal, the sensation OF EuroTean csrttss
GIROFLEGlROFLA
CTEINWAY HALL. THE0. THOMAS.
- Or MONDAY EVENING jar. X, st8
THEODORE TH0GASS
GRAND EVENING CONCERT.
SOLOlsT, Mr OOSS rAYTIS wBKERT
Pianist from Leipzig this Grst
SYMPHONY No. s. mif Or 80 (Sc0ch .MeniciAs
COLcarto. for sud orclestyt o. 81. Sssumass
Mr COSSIAhIiN WkihSRr.
PiHals ''''" '"' ''' '''''''''''''''
Ciaconae. Baeh
Adapted for Grand Orchestra by JOAQUIN Raj
Mr. CoNSTASTiS wEIKBRf.
Hung3rfD Dances T. evil
LOEOre. No Bet00vss
Admission tickets. 81 reserved 30 eItra.
ia Broadway. ami at No. 33 un on-qgare.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Farnerh.

EARM HAND and USEFUL MAN "A Ger
young woah Ike pl'9e on farm or
x,gs, $40 Inquire r. At ODBLBS GERMAN BUREAU io'
Wet 34thsI. Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18

uAu youg wouk Ike place TO take CAKE OF hoI,ho
IRIyE n the cty county also wiling TO make himself
~ v,et can furnish reference App' Al ODbbL
RusSJLE AGEkCY 100 est 4ih.st, OF Brosdvay
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
COACHMAN.-A single man would Ike u
IOACUNAN and USEFUL MANA Rus

place Of kr Understands bis uues tn
act coAehman ehsrge
unOubsd security Can be seen "
AGENCY. 100 West 3iht, OF Broadway
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Dress Goods.

An ELEGANT LINZ OF FRRNCn PRINTED PERCALbs
t,uOCB DESIGNS AND BXTRt QUALITY
AN IMsBYSB sTOCN Of NBw PRINTED CAMBRIcS, PER
CALLS ke, from SC. yari upward
Is CAsBS wOR>TEO AID WOOL sUITINGS. from l5c. to
o5c per rsrL EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.
TYCOON REPS at ONLY &C. per yard.
Nsw DESIGNS 10 PLAID CAMBES'HAIR SUITlSGS Just re-
eei,.i VERY HANDSOME
HEAVY CAMEL SAIR SUI rINGj. In PLAIN DARK SHADES,
al - per yard, worth 81
CAREFUL EXAMINATION Of the above will C0NvTNCR PUR
CHAsBRs that ONLY EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ere
OPRBRED
BROADWAY PoURTTLAvB. NINTH AND TBNTHsrs
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
6ituat,ous Uaniso--m males
Clerks Statesmen. &c.

Clerks Statesmen. &c.
. DvFpTJSFMPNT FOR THE NEW
" yoRK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THk uPI0@mn @
oVpICRs MOI. "a l-2 West Thiry-seeOrd'sL. or 3oS w"
T-s.,fbrd,t 5D1 Tbir-sve ThrtriOurth.sL
uIEIK@ OFFICE No. 22S1 Thidave cor s9
(Hsem SAVINGS Bungli sHd at the Bhooh'
yE BRANCH OFFICE 33 sthingtoa' nsi1 door !" we
PostO Ofee. up 8 D. at regular once rates
NXTANTED-In a publishing house, situation
TRAVELLING SALESMAN by thoroughly competent man
% will ps, b. opB expense. and sell commission Are '" L.
Tnbune Once
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Coachmen

A SITUATION WANTED.-As COACllMAN,
n by respectable married best city reference Call gu VI
address q. T.. 2l0 West 4lstsL
AS COACHMAN. &c.-By n frst-class I'm.
~ 81 ban lately arrived hest Of references ss ehsepi
and y Adiress T. Tribune West sds omee JOo "s''
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
NOACUNAN and USEFUL.-By r

,peotsb sged 30 years who good eoaehman Ana
- .so n tend furnace windows and be generally useu
a reeomHeudo CAL al CARPBSTBRs, 1873 West llthI' co
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
0ouarrnersnlu Nontes.
Corporation Noiitee.

DsrAHrsPNr oP DOcK,, 3i6 AND 3IS BHoADwaY,l
NKw.YORK, Jfn H. 1919. !
SEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
- RkGLSH PORTLAND CEMkET.-Pfopo us for furnishing
5000 barrels Of Fresh BrBeI Eng sh Poauj CEMBhr will be
oyc of the Department Of DocAs un - ocl,cs Of
MONDAY zen 1873 For full Information The tiI hecoEd
copies for sale No 2 city Hall.
DKPARTMENr FiNANCS. BUREAU FOR THE tongCroNok
TAxEs P.KK 80 CnANyRtssr, Dec J. 1874
Two -PAlERS.-NOtice Is hereby given
to all persons psy their for the year
the bureau for tue COec
uor Of TaH@ before the let dav of Jauusry, 1870
unpaid The I dav Of JsnusV 1879. in
ts at the II per will be charged from the
DAY rolls delivered to tie
Receiver o TsIes the date OF paYInent.
money be received O'clock p. n Once hours IRON
IN 10 . o. MARTIN T. MChAHOH Receiver m Iaie-
CITY OY HKv-YoRK DEPARTMENT on FINaSCs, }
Bureau TIM COLLECTION % TArks, Z
CorPrHOUsH PARK. 81 CHAMBERS ST.. Nov. -, lSi4.)
New-York tribune., 1875-01-18
Amuseme.ts.

DRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. 23D-ST.
- RvkRY kyBsING at K SATURDAY MATINEE .t
THH WORLDPAMOUS DAN BRfAHT'S MIHsTRBfA
DAVE RBkD. NBLSB SEYMOUR BOB HART, W. H. BROCKWAY,
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6ituatlons Uanteo--fema
Laundresses.

AtA WEST 42D-ST, 2d floor frOnt.-A
44 resectsbe woman TO 20 by the week WASHING
and IRONING washing her resdence best city re<
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Seamstresses.

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O4& STRESS wishes plata sewing her home eaRnel
c.ty Call Oh or address SBAMSIRbSS
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