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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-01
BY Grubbs &, Williams, IL
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and Auctieneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
Jour BRICK TENEMENTs ON THE
I NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BE
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND UNION STREETS,
AND JUST ABOVE THE FIRST MARKET, AT
AUCTIOE.-0n THURSDAY the both day Of No
vemher, commencing at o'clock p M, we Will sell,
upon the; premises, the -FOUR TEEEMENTs
situated as above-one Of them occupied by E. d.
Hitchcock as q carriage factory, with large hall
above: another occupied by Thomas Duke as a
Livery stable and; dwelling; and the other two,
smaller tenements, occupied as dwellings.
The fronts are respectively 80, 20, and TWO 20 feet
each. 4, 81. .. ,a.ft ,.,a.... = -
business, always rents readily, and now yields about
81 ZOO per annun. ~ !.
Persons wishing safe and profitable investments
will do we'll to attend the sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash. apd the residue at one,
two and three years for negotiable notes with inter-
est added, and secured BY decd Of trust upon the
property. .GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
POSTPONEMENT.
On account of bad weather the above sale is post
pom ed until MONDAY, 4th December, at O'Clock
p. NJ. [de IL GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE QUALITY OF CLOVER HILL
COAL now better than ever before. Try it and be
convinced, T. C. JONES,
Commercial Agent.
Offices, Seventh aud Byrd and Eleventh near
Main street. s.'. 49,. -. de
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.JAnCTr0N sALEe..Tnis Day

-. HyE: n. powell. Aaesioneer.
81 ' Z. 1924 Main street 81
DAWNBRoKER's SALE.
q. 4. - ;S 5s;f Ttof ~ s:3t5:;ss Si.''Ss 81
FORFEITED PLEDGES,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRfs &c,
49, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
AZ the request q Mr. abraham nars pMsT MATT
street: on THURSDAY. November the soth at 10
o'clock A. Nj i saS iSss os JEwELRY,
fINs, GH a Z, ,,l RtNes'
PITchERs. GoBL Els,
SPOONS, FORKS, &C.,
with fine assert ment Of r.s..
.,.,.. GTH nrsnl PIs p }Iss, Sg
AL a i'''s y" 49, E.w. P6WELL, Auctoneer. !.
~. NOTICE. CIV
All persons haying forfeited pledges viii cal at
S ssS Main sn ,ns ssaeem a
further 'adus sRas saaRp1 H * Rsfs
dela i, successor to Il. Harris d Brother.
TN. CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLE-
i MENT weather the SALE for account of Mr.. A.
HARRIS, pawnbrokert will be continued TO-DAY
friday, December 1st at 1ok O'CLOCK: There yet
remains to be sold large and valuable assortment
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, sILvER-wARE. &C., :,
to which the attention Of the public i. requested
al E. W. PowE1155:y, 4 A Maln street.
BY E. 3. Cook, Auctionecr,
@Es =" No 10 Governor street. '@
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
~ HOLD FuRNITuRE; STOVES, &Gr a: AT :. AUG JsS
anction-rooms an assortment Of FURNITURE
Q COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS. - -, -,
Q handsome OAK SOFAS and EIGHT CHAIRS,
upholstered in pl1sh--city make:
"a OAK WOOD CHAIRS, ~5.-r. ......
2 excellent FEATHER-BEDs.
HAIR-CLOTH PARLOR-CHAlRS, '
MAHOGANY LEAF-TABLES,
TTN-SAFES, SLDEBOARDS, -
COOKING and HEATLSG-STONEs.
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
de- ! E. 3. COOK, Auctionecr.
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CARPETS. RUGS, HATS, &c.

WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR FALL
~ No stoes Of CARPETS, OIL-CLoTH. RUGS.
ga N.Y. We hAye large assortment Of
fiaah, 94HGS, which We offer at low prices
- ~ 10 o. 3D. 81 sF4tI4sIilPs 4 JENNINGS.
40 "a corner Governor and FRANKLIN Streets Is
" = -, Richmond, Va,
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY, A NUMBER
L of BRICK TENEMENTS in the West End, on
accommodating terms, Including the lNsTALMENT
man if preferrad Now Is the time TO secure homes
or Investment better than GOLD: Apply to
" -. j. L. APPERS0N,
no o5-st Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
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DEPAnrUaE OrETrAs1ERs.

EoK 7PHII1DETPH11, FRO SfasS
sssa,sl e1sp 81 sss Sc
Pssssgeto Philadelphia, including meals and state
no so.as VIZ. f.. f ssaS Dss ffs ss1sst.
TOR. NEW YORK. The Old tiff
itaaDDshp osoef W SAT-
TTFhs 4ssas1 ss ans sned and goods
yarded WITH dispatch to AN points north, soath.
snst, and west; also, to foreign ports.
s2o. s,eerage; BE and IS.
For freight q 'sas:s#GsH EEK r Co. Agents.
MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP %EFFfA
" COMPANY. ssa salfss
lind FOR NEW YORK.
This viii alsgass one 9, FIRE tesE sP saSe
BEL a and sNbhY y zs wsIer
These ships are entirely new, and were ouiit e1-
Tiey have Splendid saloons state-rooms, ard bath
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un'
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly q,
New York on the company's covered pier 81 Nortn
III Ere,rhts for poipts beyond New York forwarded
With Dispatch and no charge made except actual ex
Ersight received until 2: n; daily RI tickets,
$50. Storage, SO and Ss.
For further Information apply 10
my 10 Office CompanY's wharves. Kocketts.
DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH ASFTS
4 MANI NORFOLK STEAM..NrSa4xexSetys
SHIP oLINE.-FoR PHILADELPHIA PR0YI-
pENGE B3ST9M T MP Al WE EKw EMSh as,Ss2
notice the steamers OF this line Will make tri-weekly
nd a fpS PBHs9RH ee
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
aep''' anu A'''s ": F. PORTER, Agent,
william d 2. CLYDE : CO;
No. - South 3 B y e S1F FRlaas ssRas
my17 No. 20 Devonslire street. Boston. :
177s. = - 1875.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATe.@s,
FOR S 4pkcRH r R2E1fM2EBHHHi BAL
AND ALL REeeglAR L2EPiSes ON THE
JAMES XIV EaS.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTf-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, d. G.
On and after TUESDAY. September j, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
above-uamea points TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYSa &C 6k O'Clock 4. III. -.
Passengers By this route can view by daylight all
the historical and Interesting points and objects on
the James river, Including DUTCH GAP passing
through the sane) Notifications, battlefeds, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. .k......... W w
Fare 10 Norfolk and return. oU
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER Cor
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel, anc
baggage checked through Freight received daily Tor
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana regular land.
nss on James river, from A. NJ. to P. NJ, a.
reasonable rates.
Freight for y-iandings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ONCE
ut W. d. Blair L Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
sc IL e--#
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pILL-HF ADS, G5.to s10.per rean, at The
ID DISPATCH PhlNTNGtHQgsE
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A NTHRACITE COAL-the best-all
IA sizes;
sPLINT CuAL-none better; 70.
SOFT COKE of the best quality; ..s.
PINE and OAK WOOD-original growth.
At the lowest market price. All coal at wholesale
and retail. .. P. r. DARLINGTON,
no27 Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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MULES. HORSES. dc.

TOR SALE, one YOUNG HORSE, M,
4 seven years old. antf q TOP WkGOE,.GSSA
Apply at 1900 Broad street, no 30.2tA
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RICHMOND, \ DIRK RIVER AND CHEspEkKgI
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT, !
RICHMOND. VA, November 1s, 1915. I
OF SCHEDULE.
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1776. 1910.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATeaIM|l,s
u .'s." COMPANY.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BAL
. - TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
.sat NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close Connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. @.
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FOR RENT.

T EVY'S HALL FOR RENT.-Thels o.
IA finest and bcst-arranged dancng-hall in Ell
TIE CITY,. Dressing aud supper-rooms convenient
10 the hall. Apply At our Office.
=. LEVY BROTHERS.
Our LODGE-ROOM is for rent on TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS.
M COLIN
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Brunswick 10th and Port Royal c. l7th with mdse and
Steamship Gamma Br Leddicoat, Bermuda March lG with
mdse and pass 10 A. f. 0uterbridge.
M@Ts6 ~ VIM m Sss and Hass t. CLARK
Brig Emma Dean (Br), Pummer. Curacao 20 days, with
Brig lydia H. cole Rose sagua IL DAYS with sugar
Brig Flora Ger) Hansen Rio Grande do sui II days with
sclr c & G. Brooks French, Virginia. March 20 in gale
with fruit
SON M msre @ af me : SscE
iqIboT lies pcsiticn The is prob
Boston. March 2l.The, LIee fishing schr. Binney of
BEurpA March i4NTho three nased sclT Isand city
Capt lIowos So DAYS from Messna bound to Eosou VITA
caTgoo green fruits, arrived at ST. Georges March T. WITH
loss OF sails and other damage She EXPERIENCED very heay
She win obtain necessary repairs aud sail about the end OF the
ST GEogoEs. Bermuda, March l4.--Arrved 10Th, ship
TRANSIT Dixon from Pensacola in distress.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Brooklyu TGes FROM SewYork March IL. arrived at this
PLYsorrn March 2iGTIe hamburg American cSmpanys
herr at adagt ah alter debarkins passengers
sailed again Tor Hamburg.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON, March 20.-Cleared, ship Australia (Swed)'
Nrw.oRLEAss. March 2O.-Aniyed, steamship Brashcar
kSroS o sn p HG sfaSg iar svrc
ADEPT lBrl Mitchell Ior Liverpool ,, o.. -,
Foster Providence Cleared 6arss Mentor jNor Tor
EsuoTr Aqudlack, EaiC JdnciiO, AttntIc lNOrh
KuUGsen, for sligo.
SPOKrN
March IL OF Cape Fear brig Concord Boddau, from Car
denas for New.lOrK.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamship Donau (}T), Lake which sailed from Rio
20 win ~ philadelphia, NcWICrG as be
fore reported.
Tho steamship Labrador r Sangicr, which sailed from
ae Marcn H. Will 20 to Philadelphia not Newiork AZ be
fCra reported.
The steamship America from Providence Baltimore c
reported flowed Norfolk tisablel arrived ~ Bali
To-Day ,2lsU steamship Via. Lawrence, rOm
Boston.
[FOr Latest ShtB Ne,rs FittR P9geI
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BOARD or APPOR1YONMENT.
EXCISE MONEY FOR CHArITIEs-PRoPosED NEW
BRIDGE OVER THE HARLEM.

EXCISE MONEY FOR CHArITIES-PROPosED NEW
BRIDGE OVER THE HARLEM.
At a meeting of the Board of App9rtion-
meut yesterday appropriations Of excise money for
charitable purposes were made follows st. Johns
Guild 50 500; Twentythird Ward Relief Association
$500; Young Womsn's Aid Association, $500; Norkvle
Homeopathic Dispensary 1860; ST. Josepls Iiome for
the Aged S665; Female Christian Home, 500; Bread
and Beef House, $500; Ch.ldren's Educational hchei
Association, $500; Gilbert Library and Prisoners Aid
Euud 500; Free Training school, $500; and West side
Relief Association, $500 The application fOv relic! to
the blind poor made by Mrs. John 4. Kennedy was aid
over
TIE requstion Of the Park Commissioners for the issue
OF S1OO OG0 ga bonds for bridge tie Harlem
River near Oaehundred-aud-thIrty gEilst, wax then
considered. John I. Crane, severn ID. Mention, and
Henry q. Stebblns, President oi TIE Park
Urgcd the passage OF the resolution PROVIDING fo 'C n
Law Lewis G.. Morris opposed permanent bridge, whch
would oJstUuct the free navigation OF the ScI hut da
uhject temporary structure At moderate cost
Controller Green strongly opposed thc measure, a. lot
iuSsd present state of business ana CON1u Of
The c.ty's finances. He ClmCd that the Communist Is
had not complied with the law AMI that tEo state and
National authorities We're equally Interested VIA the
Riy er and should bear reasonable proportion OF The
I-usc. lie advised more mature elaboration @! the
subject before tie Board committed Itself 10 any action
winch hi ht uyOlv finally the expenditure oi 10000
COO The BUaid authorized the issue OF $4,000 stUCh
for preliminary surveys, pl. n, &c.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF NETWORK ................NfAECn 81.
CLEARED.
snip CITY o. Montreal l3rj AehoGsc, Liverpool Via
Queenstown, j. e. Dale.
steamship Wisconsin rD, Freeman, Liverpool Via Queens
uEn, Williams a. GUlOa.
httaiAsAp Cay OF Havana, Philips, Havana PrOgresO.
&C y Alexandra & sons
Steamship Magnolia, Daggett Savannah, Murray, Ferris &
steamship Wyanoke Couch. Richmond CITY Point and
tiA Od Dominion steamship 60.
steamship = ettune, Berry. BOstOn, H. r. D.4HOci.
2inshp MSynoweT, Davidson, Philadelphia, James Hand
~ a4sllp Philadelphia DAVIS, Philadelphia, Jas Hand.
Sdihhip Pro-" Morse stead, Havana VIA KEY West b. j.
NehD,rg 4
sup .s,ai1 ne (Gcr) Hem Bremen. Chas Lung Co.
Aought0u
Bark St Lucie Wilson. Valparaiso Jas W. Elwei & Co.
naih CsrieIias Weldon, Havana. j. T. Ward q Co.
nfg sa0ra III b Charlton Cork for CIes &. ". BeIiaux
btS VIM Mallory, r., FORSYTH, Alicante. Jam, Jas HelIy
Dng Rising sun. Griirug Br.dget3wn, Bar L. W. & p.
brg thomas Turu Thompson, PorT Of Spain, Trim L. W.
r. AIn-sIOng.
sr1s Lucy CEr.). Irving Johns n f., Pomares Ash
nsg Arctic OBJ. Brinton Cork Falmouth for
heeney q Parker
,sehr UlAlane (Br). Ihean. John b.. Heeney
a. ARRIVED.
Sanshp CITY 0f Paris lsr Kennedy, Liverpool March 81,
Vueelsown 10Th, with mdse and pdss to John q. Dale
lshp Andes l1rh Muller. GODsyes Feb. ~, Port au
rnee zeth santa Martha 25tb saylna March . ana As
Lllh with lndss AMI pass 10 PIN F0rwOod q Co.
steamship City Of Dallas, Hioes, kernandDa March 10, via
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
.ssAYs BY JUDGE FANCHER AND TIE RRv. NJ. S.
TERRY.

xos.ys ny JUDGE FANCHER AND TIE RRv. NJ. s.
TERRY.
The sessions of the Methodist Episcopal
Conference were continued yesterday at the Twenty
tourth Street 81. L. Church. The principal business OF
che ,or,ng session consisted Of the accommodation Of
candidates for ordination and the voting upon the names
Af,orward the Rev NJ s. Terry read essay" Why do
40 few children attend tine preaching Of the Word and
why arc SO few adults found III Sa6bath-schocs g.
Mr. ferry thought that the main to be found
On the nature of tho two kinds OF services Sermons were
ordinarily aimed above the level OF children parents
allowed their children 10 choose for themselves in The
matter and the natural result that the children
aoeked to the sabbath-schoOl, but increasingly
Irregular in their attendance upon preaching sabbath
schools were conducted entirely in the inter
oct Of children and NO effort was made
10 draw into them the older and intelligent mem
ors Of the congregation, and in consequence adults
failed TO realize the advantages which properly con
ducted SsbbgthscbOo might bring to the entire conmu
CITY, The speaker urged that preachers should aim az
such simple and earnest presentatiOn Of truth that
children would understand and come 10 feel That theS
other hand that the Sa1Dathscho0s should be brought
up TO standard OF greater dignity BY enlstng IN It's scr
vice teachers OF more knowledge aud wider experience
In religious matters that they lAg1t become places 10y
re earnest and critical study of te bliie Rather tN
OstutOns the bestOwal OF prizes and the periodical
astIibutiOn Ot cakes and candy.
A discussion OF the question followed the reading OF
The essay la the aoTnool l.. L. Fancher read essay
upon Tie Law OF heAslCls 90 PulaUoAs JuusG au
cher introduced his essay by few rIna rs upon the IN
under whlch tLey eAis.ti. lHe Nt.sI lOol4'S "a 80.
documents prepared by chutch trustees were at the pes
inaccuratey drawn. lie dNet especially upon the stat
ute OF 1879 relating TO religious c9fPorduGh' "nSh a.
reviewed clause by clause. At the conclusion Of tIe
essay great many questions were asked by te h!eh!-
bcrs uf tho Conference. relative to ccCesaStc law, 10
which judge Faucner gave short and explicit answers.
Late the afternoon the Conference was ".louTned
having passed votes OF thanks 10 Judge fAhceI anu LIZ
Rev. Mi. Terry
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PlSSENGERS ARRiTED.

FROM BERMUDA-La steamship CtHiuaa, March 2l.-G
Joustone and we Missed +. AID T. Johrsionr " O. Jon
stone, Ms. Ballard. John M4X, vile dIu dtuEh.ef = u
Thur.tOn. r. Il. Paine, L. H. wizard j. W. Gunh, j. d.
fowtg Capt IS MUrrs Dr. Grant and servant, = uTcI
wife children p-od, Br J. g. itiilae ei'
Nic n" G. Benedict G ". Rowland. George o. IiOyt, w }
William.
FROM LINERPOOT-Ta Steqnsh,p CHg Of Ior'S aarcl
Zl-key. j. d. Brown and vile. Miss l1y Grown, EODcI
bucke.l Aiois Bauer Rudolf Hauer, James O.. o. r. n
tOoe Miss VI. T. CdIran, Miss NJ. r. Clancy Miss r. Car
G4L Siss Douglas, O. DLpui- Mrs margaret ria.s j. =
f,tIAA Edward George Mr.. EUiy George. Misses Jua
s.Adl anu aAth George, MarteIs Benjamin and Sdiiu
Se,fS,. MIS- Cove infant r. ". Iayuc. " g.. Hall NJ
Johnston = J. JACKSON Rev =. JlLuso, \. Kelly, kaE
Mr.. H. Phillips. -
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Mr.. MARsH-s DEPARTURE FOR WASHINGTON.

NIX. MAE~hS l ~ III. w -A'7ii' W A'-''
MIR. and Mrs. Caleb p. Marsh left Montreal
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock and arrived ia Ills city
early yesterday morning. They drove Immediately to
ther residence in FIT -scvcust near Fin ave. and
remained al nome through the day Mr. Malsh declined
10 reporters hut said he INTENDED leaving TINS ci on
the t;cdi. tram for Washington, where Hc viii arrive
tn, morning Ms Marsh vas not 90 accompany linn,
Dot having received as y ta summons to appear ana
tts,ify.
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oEFlCIAL RECnRn OF MnRrHNGEs.

SauOnOs Eliza \, 10 Mutual Life Insurance Co. 50 u
Of JIh-aye S&aUV
C,,uei. Jam,-. vile. s.ue5 o.! NOitfcfu Ter
race, rank place 2fth aTdD, yea.......- EptD
lh ave ~ i,St - 5000
Beck, James a, ant wife, 20 Mary a craft ecor ~
Wills ave aad l35jst i2Jd ward; ycaIs.--..-. JODO
FOsLay Dewitt, % waller EcEAcr, nos '-b a'h "-i o
MCstSt, Z OoV
Vatte!alIL I-Cn.Tl, % IrauC.s ! lIJXiudL, a VI
lsJthst NIl5aNCs ! ivO'
UcIuy, ! ane al husband 10 EL15nsth DornLick,
oor0i MluocEa.e and liJtl It, ga Wand ycAs LOO
ave- Of 5tl 81 Years 1900
Cher Ia. Of iI7tisi ot @dayo ycirs., $500
oi \gs OF iti'ingiols 81; -.......... 1000
Cuiultu. jeremiah. Jas Lynch AMI CtLeT5, 40 III
. 1856 " u.
EODc, WIN, aud wife, Ia Mary STAFFORD, " sol lul. 1900,
ST. Of iJtast JNlD
same 20 sdm0 OF UthasN Of f5ths; yca.... 1000
a. Of 1JtaSef 1900
v lri, i.0bt, 10 same, eyr OF madsonavo ard
90Ii ST. . yeafs 10000
cor Of 5iiiayo aad siirst ~ 8J
r 'ti11. 6 '.,..' $500
Lesinsc1 ave- D. o. %, -. ....... 5000
%, LeTiasLoi, ave-. n Of 5st,St; ye.r. 1000
If oven sz, coz Of "a yo snd I,hsi ysa. 10000
Mouscc, ", and lie. 10 Itgemcns Los ca,
Of !sJwcry ard Canal 1t yiI ....-.-. 300
9i iis Of Il 5t.aTe ,.... 49,. 1900
lOmc.sLl D.. y. sAyAGt, Deputy Register
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when lie said Violently, "when are you
going To y3y that blf I've duuHed You Til Pa tfed
sBt mad. Now. I want a positive uiswer-wheu VIII
y0J pa II Z" y Juyc!' Tas the Ny, you lIust take
IL Tor a prophet! How can tei't'
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BrookIpm Real estate for Sale.

THREE STORY frame house, 21S Atlantic
ave, COurtst.
Frame house, "a Buuerst -
FutOuet
Three story brick houses 49, 81 and 90 Nassau a.
ThreestO ~ frame houses, 266 and 26s Washngtonst
GEO. X. DUTTON, 10 ALI st., N. Z.
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MINIATTRE- ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Col -eis & ~ NOJu rises. 437
. HGB WAKE DAY-A
sandy Hook. oil Cows island 5.Jy Hon - FeIIy 73J
tGH WA1KR DAY--P. ~.
e~I1y hOOA. JJO Cows G:l3 lIeE q. EeiTy SJ2
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Goree9 an6 fdrr5 1nuie0.

EARi WANTED in exchange for free and
clear Madison IDTS worth $685. also one g..
tenement and fo TljOU casa SHOVE & Coz l%SS
broadway.
HOTSE WtNTED.-A house furnished or
uuiurpsrc, wanted iu good location lari 81 owner
and faulty place 81 have tbc privilege Of taGns
oJAat bodr.e, Adde'S o. sPly 20 - Ne.. tsd 81.
hNTED-FURNISHED and UNFIR-
W EI~UFp HOUSES oni FLATS VI 'ul are M lal-
city ar hau.r, Orange lzsh H. sc, ioT when we nave
Cailv applications Those Wish Co. cell or .1taIsc 'itiy
can eul bvvrfs through the Office NJ
CT EEIE FuEDN @ CO., No Washington p.d,t
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HORSE AND-cARRL4GN MARKET
Nrw.YoRK. TuesiaY. March .

NEwYORK Tuesday, March 81. 1876
Arch. Johnston's usua' sale was held to-
day at ms establishments Thir,eenth-si, between Uni
yers.ty-pace and FiftL-ayc The following prices we're
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BrcohInn propcrtn Go frt.

TEO RENT-FT RNlSiiED-ihc handsome l.
story brown stonc not sI- with extra Lpi, AuoSu a.
y Frs,1lc, lear Henry e. Tie house D. Handsomely tlr
u-hod tLroua,i aud Wal Do Itad lows u gro tenant for
one OF two years, Apply premises between 10 m ana
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Amuscn,erts.
Amuscmen,s.
DOOTHs TUEATER. LAST TIMES !!
TWO LAST WEEKS
OF
JULIUS CESAR

~ The grand tragedy all It's spectacular splendors and
remarkable cast, including -.
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT, -
Mr.. F. G. BAEGS, and Mr.. T. L. AFENPORI,
viii he withdrawn after next We ks approximations
'.-TODAY. WEDNESDAY MATINEE, BENEFIT OF
Nj. l.. l.. DAVENPORT. Begins a. 1880.
- WEDNESDAY MATINEE, next week, Farewell BEN
EFT OF Mr.. +. q. BANGS. $500 .. -.
Thursday night March 80 occurrence OF the lOoth PEi
FOKMANCE OF JULIUS CESAR 1900.
..-Aprl 10, HENRY V. eGil return OF Mr. GEORGE
RlGNOiD.
EHtCKERING HALL. BULOW RECTTALS.
" "WEDNESDAY, March -, Second IiEIlioElN Signt
Won BULOW viii play Sonata, opus 81 40. 2 IN ID minor
SOuaa, Opu, 100 In major three sketches from opus ~
and l2 l0nd0 Capccioso 100 Sonata Appassl0aat
opUs51, an minor; Variations Ia minor The Fare
wei Absence and Return, opus -, a.
THU RSDAN, March 23-First Beethoven matinee
FRIDAY. March 2i-Third Beethoven night.
SATURDAY. March 2J--Sccond Beethoven matinee.
ADHESION. ONE DOLLAR
Reserved seats 81 Seats at seuOeths % Union square
~ Broadway. CucEcius Pianos used by NO4 Inflow
nR. JOHN LORD on
~ EDafUtD BURKE.
ASSOCIATIONS HALIs THU RsDAY, liz.
Remaining four Lectures, p.
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Real Gsialc 90 exchange.

A 2-STOGY HOCSE-Frcc and clear, 10 EN-
a t.IAr.'F Tor s.tly birch liu1gstoGe. bot yliof
DcEah and BrlJrc-lycs. rutland ~ WHITING, 40.
IcetmIu.e,
EO}gA LANDS-GuD acres for SAIL or En-
CHANCE Nilu.igo trgHtg. Zoo plots pi 'n It, Hut
2si acres eol wheat lads g,i.up % milo. of Forrest
city: 5al iu possession ~ 90, pr'sru' oan,r II years.
all or. annually .lCrtl- E- "a value, utc perfect
'''' Nj GTp PEYTON.
nos EariALE, court
VALUABLE PLOT Of low-prircd, free and
clear lots 20 EN,BANsL il- =. s.. GO. yIyriy.
IlL-' :! q N4fIrI-G, I."r A.n1fiat
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Anr;ion Sales of Real gs5iate.

10y ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
Up viii tti public auction AT the Court
house in City 81 SeWuur v " ut - O'Clock noon ON
AprI $50 thc property situated in sad ~ oHn As te
NIV 81 EEU LAGER BEER BREWERY.
Ths brewery fully equipped ard ready or inInlt" DC
IA Of the uBtst bTcNtTcs IN tins county II
has tpattv n aDuu SuO barrels week. the machinery
inn ovcd Kind and iu perfect ORDER t zee
Louise the connected W.th he hicNctE ~ LOW
capacity il died. a1d the s1os comprise 40 acres.
tuI paTIC ular- apply a. NcWbutgL Ia
T. n BREW STFR.
Plaintiff Attorney,
JOHN B. KERR,
Receiver, &c, "
HOWARD THORNTON, Referee
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FIXTURES ana 0leetinas.

DEY. A. T.. KITTREDGE Of the Third Pres
byersu Church, Chicago bar been visiting Boston TO 10
health which has been impaired by OyerwOfk At
argent request his friends In This city he VIII
preach TINS evening NadsOuaye. Reformed Church.
corner 57hs Mr Ktrcdga returns 10 Chicago ts week.