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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

IF the members of the Citizens
Association were so much offended at
the neutrality of the Democrat, it is a
little singular that without his wish
desire or consent, they should unani-
mously nominate its editor chairman of
Supervisors in the First Ward, and
elect him by handsome majority
Democrat.
The nomination and election of the
editor Of the Democrat as Supervisor
by the Citizens Association is one of
the incongruities Of the late canvass
which no one can explain. A resolu-
ton was adopted that no person not a
member Of the Association SHOULD be
nominated by it for any Office. In
contraventiop of this declaration. the
editor of the Democrat, who not only
did not belong TO the Association, but
did not favor its objects or candidates
by word or pen during the entire can
vass, was placed upon the ticket
While personally no objection was
urged 10 the selection made, it never
theless was evidence Of the inslncerity
of some of the leaders in the Associa-
ton and showed conclusively that
they had other axes to grind than
those which they exhibited to the
public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

THE Democrat had something to say
last week about 'sthe bread aud butter
party" but not word concerning that
other crowd to which its editor belongs
1.-THE hungry brigade'-wbo are
whining because they want some
bread and butter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

TaE New York Tribune says: Mud
doesn't stick to Mr.. Blaine any better
than it does to Mr.. Bristow. The
SANDER puddlers are having bad sea-
Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19
For Sale.

HOUSE AND THREE LOTS on WILL
IL er Street, lst ward, known as th
Weaver property; two story Frame Dwell.
ing House with Wing, containing min
rooms. Good well of water, large cistern
good size frame barn, and variety of fruit
Apply to G. B. SKINNER.
Watertown. March Goth. 1876. 2lw4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

A GRAND reception y as intended tor
the Emperor of Brazil by Mr.. A. L.
Stewart, at the latter's palatial resi-
dence in New York, which was all ar
ranged for in the minutest detail, at
the time of the great merchants death
1t was to have been elaborate beyond
description, but now when the royal
guest arrives the generous American
host will be found gone, and the viands
intended'for good cheer and mirth,
will be spread for funeral meats.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

SILVER. The bill for the substltu-
ton of silver coins-l0, 20, 25 and
80 cent pieces-for the fractional paper
currency now in circulation, passed the
House of Representatives Wednesday
as it came from the Senate. 1t now
awaits the Presidents approval, W hich
1t will no doubt receive. We may,
therefore, in the course of few week S
expect to fnd silver dimes, double
dimes, quarters and halves, plenty.
GREECE rivals the United States IN
the prosecution Of currupt officials.
A dispatch from classic Athens an
nounces that three Archbishops have
been fined for corruption and simony,
In all, SIS, 400. A former Minister OF
Justice was sentenced to ten months
Imprisonment for official corruption,
and an ex-Minister of Ecclesiastical
Affairs was sentenced to Imprisonment
for three years, besides paying to the
Poor House fine of $4,000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19
PAINTERS.

u A. JOHNSON, Carriage Painter, shop
VI over Bodies & Prochazka's carriape
renOsitOrv
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

a Fl. PURPLE, dealer in Lumber an
~ Lime and Cement, yard at Northwes
err Depot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

Nv ATERTOWN LUMBER YARD. Han
W lin 4 Ford, Ptoprielors, at the nj
YANKEE Danat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19
FURNITURE
BOOTS & SHOES

4 NioN SCHUMACHER, Boot and She
L "A Dealer, Third Street-North of Main
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19

DLANCHAkD.S CUSTOM MILL \
y Blanchard, Prop'r., lst stree, east ST
of the river E
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-19
BLACKSMTTHC

III HEloMANN, Boot & Shoe Maker I'd
A- street, north of Main, Coles block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25

ron Ricardo Alvarez Caldcron julius Baur Hugh Beas Dr.
Boomer, s Briggs w r. Rrocs J. y Brebner q b BrDT9
s. Brown MssE Brown Miss G. s. Brown, Mr. Burg1n T. II
Calerdine A Ceghorn Mrs Cegh0rn Mrs Clarm1nt Miss
Corner, W. H. Cox John Davis, NJ Dtenhoefer A ~ Eden
Mr. Gardner Capt A. 8. Gammens Wm. Gordon Mrs l. IL
Greene Dan Guggenbeim, Sol Guggenheim, W. Hail. Miss
H. o. Hail Miss f. Hall. Miss Hart Miss Belle Hart his'
Jennings, W. Kel Mrs KEEL Miss MiRae KEEL Ny Nelson,
Father McCabe Charles King H. s. Kmb1l j. p. Langc, r.
Lawson IT, r. IAnkater Robert Mcdowell Mr.. and MI6. Nit
ford Mr.. MirabsDd, Charles VI Morgan D. NJ Munro Julius
Ornsten Brother Prulian. Vim. Per0t, M H. Pulaski W. H.
RObeSOD Mr.. and Mrs SeMcOhOz Mr.. aad Mrs. Schoea
Mr. sehOenfeId X W. Stare, Mrs Sweet, Gen II UPTON
United States Army j. II. Vail Mr. and Mrs j. Walker Mrs
Walker, Miss Betsy A. Walker Miss Fanny Walker, Miss
Lily Walker, MI Whitford, Samuel II. Wilson, Richard VIII
hanson
Steapsship Abyssjnta-Dec 2-E g. Asay IT,, Etienne
Boubey Il Bnrnet, Mr. ByingtOn, Mr. Campbell j. D. Cheya
her, Mt Clayton T. Coldwe Edward Corn Robert Craig y
ton, George Hamilton. A. HAYWARD, Thomas Hitler Mrs
Mary jenkins Miss Hoie Jenkins johnnie Jenkins Miss
s. Johnson W Khengensten, &c. II. Kruger, MI and Mrs
John H. Leeds J. n Lester Mr. Linn, d. L0ngehamGs VIM
Peters ssman, n q sears Reslnsld seTen MISS a: b.
r T. Ward. 2. J. WethereL Fred Wheeler, Miss WiiAms
z. T. WOod the Rev. p Mccoy c. H. Allen, n Fernandez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
THE COURTS.
..av ERIE RAILWAY OoMPANY's TAX SUITS.

..,yv ERIE RAILWAY COMPANIES TAX sOiIs.
- the old tax suits of the Government
~ me Erie Railway was argued before Judge
ss..-d in the United States District Court on SAT
BA1oh -, .greed statement of facts. The suit was
UoS nv the Government TO recover tax OF $4,000
bonds issued by the company for 100000 in
% 1865, and R2O0, 900 In September, 1865 pay
Jondon with penalties. All but 100000 Of these
.s we're purchased by aliens residing abroad and to
% the interest at six per cent was psG IN sGa
hI OF these were made by the company
foIes.raal revenue officers for taxaton no TAX was
% NY "a No deduction Of tax was made rom the pay
0s Of interest The GoyeIn@e1t esim tsa Hn 11s
ne 100 OF the act Of June 80 1864 as elnendeu July
eeessss which provides that any railroad company IN
1S TO- any money for which bonds have been Issued
te9oa Witch interest Is stipulated to be PAID, or
spd epreserting the interest shall be subject 10 pay
eouPonS ave per cent all such interest or coupons
stx o. ne same shall be payable, including nOnresi-
Wen whether citizens or aliens The ease was argued
eens, sherman Assistant United States Attorney,
@ 81 covefnment and by eX-JCdge William ID. snip
ioI w ~, The company. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
ALLEGED HEAVY ENLIGHTENMENT.

william H. Webb, the shipbuilder, has caused
.r,sst Of his former bookkeeper, Hugh Mcclellan on
&c Of embezzng S2,117 SO. Mr.. Webb says that
90 ne seven years in which Mcclellan was his book
s.snrr suding IN 1872 the $1,000
i.s,v ACCOUNT and $4,000 in other methods The
w go no on Saturday, at the TOmbs Police Court,
49, Tustiee Duffy. The prisoners counsel say that,
one interchange Of letters about disputed &c.
~, In which the complainant made no tntimation OF
eou charge as the present. the defendant came hire
paTiy 10 give his evidence in suit in the Superior
cSurt against Mr. Webb, for about S4O.ovO. IheSS
S prisoner for the evidence he hat given, and that the
~ III arrest was executed with unnecessary harsh
WI M Webb said on Saturday that MeClelan's embeS-
.anents had cost him in all nearly and added;
sIhe charge is made that caused Mr.. Meo aI-
gmnons The facts that bad been looking for TINS
man for years. had spent much money In the search
sste laws would not permit 10 proceed against him
srminally. Ny first opportunity TO get at MN was Wne
reappeared in this city, Mcclellan was helu III Dali u
tEo sureties of 81 600 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
Drc,sioNs-DEc %.

ss,,,,o ,,oyyt- Cbambers--By Judge Lawrence
In ne ~ s{lare: the matter 81 MeClonSey N u
natier OF Central Presbyterian Church IN We laasLt "a
e. $500 saStfsf CHURCH; the matter OF COngregaucn
ehaer Ze ia the fnetcr Of Hebrew BeneVoent orphan
Agh.n-Orders granted. -, MT .,, uo,r
tnshsf-Losvc granted and motion EraDted 'Or
By JsGS grsG~fiint agt Fiint-opnion IN the matter
q nm s.c-Tsaal approved Burns agt Bnrns-DeeIes
dyogee yanted IN the matter oil Churcnnan neyuecS
stt Ige Association OF America8ranteu oiOc1Vloi
Kneef g. Gregory aet Hopper; Herman agt Ste"n|-
Ofders Granted 49,. 80. Ct.-uooa
Speial ferfa-By Judge Van NOrHl-NaieS ASS SLDi""
and others.-N Memorandum for counsel
SApnIor Cogyi-SpoeiaI Teym-By Judge Sanford.
Harding ag, HsFImg-Iet order be entered aneluhs
preoepi DENYING on 10 yAcae without costs ophoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
rNIrrn srArEs suPREME COURr.

WASHINGTON. Dec 24.-Thc following case was
asasd IN the United States Supreme Court On Friday
No l5-Utley ~ al agt Donaldson Fraley; error 70 ue
eui the Eastern District % lhs ~
ssEs 70 OF the defendants IN error t1e
Sac bonds which proved 20 be epur0as TIC asignS
eai te sale The purchasers risk and 70 Ihs nc I
tssfrst that this Mas not and second y So .le
straot VOID against public p0iiey Inc cAse
"a ed by the curt without iFy ard tee cCHciuslvb vas
ss tbe sale az the rsk 81 TIE purchdses ala 80
esey AID the held that where the purchaser
We INST o. genuneness tho assumption does not Iee Be
ecif4ct VOID because q aEsnsl pu0he policy Is hnns
1d hosTnlig fpOi found assjEBei as ftV.
IRA and II : insisted that tls constellation hayips als
ae money viii recovered. G. b. DeDi for plalthS u
stW Krum, Patrick 8 Donaldson for detendants.
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onIIpr az ALARAMA CLAIMs.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 23.--Tiie Court OK COMMITS ms
sners Of Alabama Gains today rendered l9e
puna elects &C. by destruction OF var1oas Vessels
nt0r q he iOnOW1ne ciaimauts:
Oase l46l-MaTy y. WsJ3Ts, 500
vase l642-Wiliam Uegctn9n. ST7I. - .-oo
Oaso l,l0S-Jchu H. Baaselt, Nyaek- N u SSOV.
Iase L1S9-jghn A. Latreau New Ork C4tS; : go
vase lf9i-WillaJn Thompson, Now ORR SldY' So'V'
case 200G-JOhn smith. NoW-IOrE Clty SbN
Sssf 2J2l-Pecr johnson, EeW.iork city, Sl9O' ,o-c
The e0aTt then ail0uraed 10 wednesday, Dee 81 1876
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Ccuntrp Drpperlp DO fei.

cheO MONTHLY RENT. II Forty minutes
QcOU comfortable ride iro,s LiesityL goo u ca
pe y numerous trains iii midnight weary isTs so -.
sntrf suburban Cottage Residence and Viouu9si Ia
IL roomS large ccllsI heater gSs rd ~. IN % =, sSn
si.st esii rs ETC. iarPo via plot ala GUY in %
arye garden chsde, fruit vines berries SCI oslos , s.
III daincJ ard healthy 10 Minutes Walk ~ gast
ron aeles and stores "a ecrter Of C1y m fnIsoe, ~
,nulss walk from passenger station ~ ne.t 10, = 4
Central haIlrusaL Apply IL prohiscs VII :" '"N w"
Room 2, No. y SassuusL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
sALrrNG TIE STREET RAILROAD TRACKS.

In the Court of Special Sessions on Saturday,
rbn Blair track foreman on the Belt Line Railroad,
~ tried for sailing the railroad tracks Dec IL The
testimony OF Michael Brunner labOrer ia Bla's en-
alag was 10 the effect that he ordered by Blair TO
nv lf and sand and strew IL along the tracks The de-
sasnt claimed that Drummer had disObeycd his orders
bk were TO salt only the curves switches ana cross
ms ms permitted by law. President Curtis OF the Belt
I testified that lie had always ordered that the law
sScela be strictly obeyed Tue fact of the saltng ana
Ssine In violation of the law was testified TO by officers
- ne Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO ANIMALS
JrSiee Duffy Aaed Blair $3.50. The railroad company
rll appeal IRON this decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
PAssgyGERS sAILED.

FOR BRFXEN-Ta stsaaship Rhefn Dee 2S.-Brs. Carrie
R sisn Em BruEsch EyRAn Csaais,tonsr iLedsIies
" Aida MF snd hG Il. ~ Mckay, J. He1ef ha1
haseh, Wilhelm Knhn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25

A child had been taken to funeral. On
sOsahg bOsne IL says: Mother, who were those men
todnz t6Ose cords a. PallbeaFcrs, my love-" hen
gov M I'll be a pailbearer" Why I" s0's I'll be
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 1922 Sun .... 4;3S Moon sets 1;24
nAY-A.N -.
isand. Hell q. ferfy.. 4:SV
HIGH WATER DAY. NJ
Sandy Hook 226 Islam. 255 Hell q. Ferry 4's4
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Alarble ano Slate NIanIcls.

dh az POLISHED GRANITE NJ o n U :
~ SO. MENTs rom $25 free On board shP ioT s any
sn nT,ecs nee from JOHN LEGGE, Sculptor Aberdeen
scotland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
Gounirp Real estate tor Sale

Gcuntrp Real estate tor Sale.
COS COB, on New Haven RailrOad.-Neat
cottage carriag house and acre with water front
very nice price, $4,000 - ..,.ur,.,, ,,.-,---.-.,
EOR SALE-LEASE Of FARM, 100 acres;
Il st1ct frpIements pose Ssi0n. q. H. GARDINER King
sfon Somerset Co.. Eastern shore, Nd.
NOR SALE, cheap--A small FARM OF eight
acres mite from depot main road brick 40 9E
x-it q ~ ns barn horse stables, workshop hen
neT and uier OutUudngs all kinds Of choice fruit trees
iaud a Buildings worm
money Price s3.2 half CASH balance 100 yearly ARY
10 Il. Etst SlfOudsDurS' Fehn of W M
DAVIS Tribune ONCE ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
Real gstdie Go Gxrhauae.

EXCHANGE for well-cOnditiOned FARM,
H. stock, tools Ge, between NeWYOrk and Plllde-
phia city Property consisting Of two desirable VIVA s
licences ~ each modern improvements 81 uslr Is =
miles Wasi, NewECfk and within mile OF the ihier
- the Pennsylvania aDt Jersey Central trunk lines ~
aud three Minutes walk from passeuE1 station On
the latter nanked by paved lighted streets and Ia highest
ana part the city Lots Lard out N drive garcn lawn,
shade fruit hoNers, vines, Sc stable and sheds house
premises valued 5000 and 1000 rrsp"ctycB rental
$50 month. Additional villa plots ADJOINING also
planted oui dripa Address. stating particulars Of prop
erty. once BOX lsi, Elizabeth ". J.
ITO EXCHANGE - UnimprOyed Western
LAND part cash. fOT uuincumherei Cty property.
Address &. &. NJ, rostOhice box 1913, RohdOut, y y.
fTO EXCHANGE-All or part Of an unin-
Il numbered running COAL RAILROAD and COAL
LANDS. with good market m the West. ,Allsiat tory trai
estate taken largely On payment Cause ~ sale need o. sa
indianapolis.
pnTH-ST.-To exchange for FARM near
spsB SeEYofk tWO valuable PROPERTIES on West JOth-
st. city rutland & WHITING, BeeKnan-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
l,lg6 BROADWAY, COR, 2gTN-SI,
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoTk, Saturday, Dec. % 1870.
The following legal auctions took place to-
day at the Exchange salosroom:
By Jrs H. Mfiier.
iOurstory AM basement 6rsansiaaS e front 6o 30,
WIZ i2' y 1ot k EIs' '1,' slO522
SIMILAR house With lot on East 7lthsi s above :,
lot 2OxlO22 George Io'o--
nv Joili n. ITiisOn. ,,,.
foa5 # Ey a igt Sasss 5o Il Of aye ioi iSl5S
RidgegOOd lns. '''''''''' @'''''
M 71os. saearns.
/ two story frame house aud stable with plot o. and
Va Of Wssiingtu.avc. 90 n n 81 7h-st, MOrrtsann, -
esd WaTd) plot 81 80 Jacob Fieeschauer.. S,1OO
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Fouk,,r,s, ms ,Sos 81 ard as John Astor and wife
s6b T ~ 1910 It " Of shave 10 2xiO05 Mary
77 fi 70 i i7S Il 20" q aGiye 5oO22 WIN Brew
77h i. s rs OF 2dayc 5oIio22 Deeh FINK
4Gas 0s yn and ., stSsrs 70 Anna Hupp,rt es75
4dS s 8 S2 ana 81 HUSBAND band TO 1885
2GaTe h y 20 ~ $ OF 4o'h'' 1880
deG st. 10 81 re ;,r o. -aar' -oO'' 1900
PT2specbPaSed " ~ 90 ~ " I Sniiins Nominal
24ths ZT2 y e q ~ y Il -. $500
liSts c G1 ebd i ~ G to- 5000
SsH e. Ss = 80 IL v OF 1880
G1rI T,c,g mos 100 ioo, iO' 10000
Hsnmoh q Z airrst T 10 a T 81 - 1857
n 232 II q Of Alexander ave, lbsAlOV You
Ward: Jas Whyt and wife 20 > 5 kaDdal',:...'; eOOo
oTSenSica'e tNo 'S'I' A'.S 1900
74Ihsf s. % Il Of Avenue A, 2jElo22i ID Gale ,oo
ref, Smith ,....,. AV'
6GrsIe T l+c q t'h'' ".o,. 5000
Bra oF i % cor cS on Ui'e $4,000
C4imiIe -, d = 1lr " .. 1880
tOhcali j. l. sA'AOh' NoPuS i''S'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE
BGffo N,, GSnel' " 900
B9PIs my r. and hS1esG 20 Jane 100
DGrufhes and husband, 10 STEPHEN SehltA
OF f4th-st Of l0tlave; years. 49,. oVoV
n and Wife, To q Cary - OF 5v1hsI rao
Foley la, s @ $500
eraos e S Sa ave ilsi years " 10000
HaSiS Icy V s3d s spT w years 70 SOOOo
Hutchinson Jane and husband, u MUTUAL li1 insult ooo
ance Company, Madison, of Market year ZOoO
KsiaGge ApsS Ss Esd ava ar 1900
LeI N NAY ~ - IA ha sye 20 = $4,000
oe9e R ahIgg 3 " AZ $1,000
SANE 20 san' 'o'...'.' 1000
Pe ya1 jas; 20 S,eo II i.o' 1900
TTGsey Of de 5sT 20 4ys.ri .o 1000
Wirsns S2 GIiSt il yes S' 70 ',' $4,000
IOOiclalI j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
aurtion Sales OF Real Gsiate.

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BLKECKER son VIII sell under decree i1s,l a1
an IAN - 1877 large ant valuable PEOPEhln
M The CITY q NewYork CONSISTING OF sIoiths Ii1sE-
LSTs e Ful information aud particulars AZ llleI ONCE,
a. Jia i,Toai V'ay or at Holi 81, No 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
Gotel5.

IA PIERRE HOUSE,
Cor BROAD and CH EsTN Ur-sTs, PHILADELPHIA PA.
Best location in the city, greatly enlarged and improved;
hty rooms suite BATH hot and cold water passenger
elevator and all modern improvements fitted up In elegant
style; frst-class IN al its appointments
Tcras-e 80 to - per day. accounting to location Of rooms,
fOr one day upward
special rates TO families and commercial men.
j. b. BUTTERwORTIf, Proprietor.
n EW ENGLAND HOTEL Lodgings, soc.
~ weekly, s2Gs3 2O0Ight rooms, FOX grntemen only
corner BOwoTy and BayaTd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
BrnokIm properln 90 Eet.

mo LET-3- story brick SCH00L-HOUSE, No.
4 TsS nepscn.st :istory brick DWELLING lTy Wa
l,.si,S At GOhDON l.. FORD. 97 ozark ST., Boohyh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
iouses ano farms fUantro.

yNANTED-A FARM, Ton shares preterred)
w bv practical New England farmer have taken pre-
,uF Jr county fair VIII give reference
20 faml, Supplied with bnirr by the season inI
number Of years Address J. o. BOX 49, hlhB''"' ''
Co, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
p1ssRHG ERE tRRfYRD.

fholf LIvERPooI-Ea steausssfp cry ofBGsba Dee 81
~ AaroG Count Andres Alvarez Caldero5, EzcquicCade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
fDiuter Resorts.

TgNHE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
II NASSAU, BAHAMA ISLANDS.
FOR full information, apply 10
JAMES LIDGERWooD & Co,
7iS Broadway. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25
A. It. Stewart & Go

Are PREPARED To FURNISH,
In their
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT,
LADIES RECEPTION AND
EVENING DRESSES,
MADE in any of the LATEST STYLES
SHORTEST NOTICE and at MODERATE PRICES.
ALSO
sEALsKIN sACQUES.
FUR-LINED CLoAKs and DOLMANs,
In MATELAsSE, VELVET,
ANY DESIRED MATERIAL,
MADE TO ORDER in VARIOUS STYLES
REASONABLE In PRICE
ALSO,
HOLIDAY SILKS BROCADEs, Etc,
ENDLESS VARIETY, and in DRESS PATTERNS
JUST RECEIVED,
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
BROADWAY, 4TH.AvE- 9TH AND l0THSTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-25

Gitn Real Gstate for 6alr.
TOR SALE-By order of Exccutor-Ihe three
II U0ITSEs 40 $50 7thavc, 40. go East k0tlst, and
No. 34J Wei 3jtlst: all val rented Terms easy m
SAALtDDY, l4J broadway Room 32
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Qmusemfnfs.
NEW BROADWAY THEATER.
broadway and Thfrffeth st.

NEW BROADWAY THEATER.
IN Broadway and Thirtieth St.
proprietor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JOHN BANVARD
MONDAY, DEC %,
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL MATINEE at o'clock
AND EVERY EVENING az O'clock, r,,,,,,-
AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
the successful drama 81 CORRfNIA,
illustrated BY the following talented ladies' and gentlemen
]. b. STUDLBY.
Miss MAY HART, Miss ZELMER xALDEMIR MISC
LOUISE LEIGHTON, Miss ALICE NEWTON, Miss ALICE
ALTON, Miss HAMBLIN. Miss MAY DECKER Miss
CLARK, Miss ALDEN, Mrs. SYLVEsTRE POST Mrs.
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Exchange alley and Canal street has lately
been the scene OF quite large gathering
daily. The crowd standing around there was
heterogeneous one, composed of street
loafers, roustabouts, plethoric old gentlemen,
aud rather digui6ed dandies, who all Of them
Uttered about listening to the melifuent tones
of rather cadaverous individual who was
mounted on dry goods box and dlscoursing
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and putting it into his mouth, would, with
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more cotton went down his throat and more
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Where the cotton went to or where the
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The sight was a disgusting one, and many
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