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EOR RENT - STORE--A nice store-room,
IL well locate 1, 16x106 feet; price reasonable.
Address J. w. HAINE5, Lock-box 1,094 Rich
mond, Ind. fc11-4t
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M oSr On STOLEN - DOG - Large dark
u brown Newfoundland and shepherd dog;
SnoVers to the name Of Bupert; Weighs ABOUT
g,d 81 BY ps R9SPssS; Tssss Q n54sl2s3 'Eff M Il
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I'D proved land, lying on both sides Of the
Il. R., near Chesterfield, miles
east Of Anderson, Ind. with all necessary
buildings. Apply to W. o. FERRY, Ander-
son. Ind. fe.7-4t
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,VKTANTED - STU ALTON FIRST.
w class grocery or cigar and tobacco house,
to canvass Southern Indiana; can build up
good trade; good references furnished. Ad-
dress for three days, CAPTAIN, Rushville.
Indiana. fe18-3t
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W WANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv nrst-class Sewing Machines in order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 280 w alnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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w ANTED--TO JOIN--Some dramatic cub
w by one who not been on the stage
but few times; object, want to be good
actor; age 20 years. Address DRAMATIC,
Felicity, U. fei7-4t
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WANTED STU by competent,
wv first-class cutter, with unexceptionable
references, and who will be responsible for all
mishts; refers to John A.Griffith & Coz Cincin-
natl. Address for one week, Box 80, Chilli
cothe, o. fel6-3t
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VN| ANTED-TO EXCHANGE--A new cook
w ing or heating stove for clothing. dry
goods, or boots and shoes; also an Adams tailor
iron. Address JAMES HANSCR JFI, ID Carr
street, fe17-3t
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FOR RENT-.RooMs

EOR RENT -ROOM-Nicely furnished room
JIG with large cloths closet, gas, and fire II de-
sired. Comfortable for two gentlemen. 2at
Plum street, between George aud Seventh.
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VTTANTED = SITUATION = AS assistant
w book keeper. by young man who is
quick at figures; can furnish best of city ref
erences. VIII commence at $40 per week. Ad-
dress ASSISTANT BooK-KEEPER. this Of
fee. fel4-8t*
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VKT ANTED = SITUATION by young,
w we'll educated German. only short time
in the country, with best OF city references.
Will accept OF anything to make an honest
living. Address A. NJ. No. 25. this Office
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ENOR SALE--LOT-Two building lots, 20 feet
ID front each by 100 rect deep, on Charles
price $l2 per front foot. Inquire at 50 Celestial
htreet, Mt Adams. fel7-4t
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ADVERTISE.

ADVERTISEMENT ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classincations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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TSoR sALE--LANp--5 acres prairie land;
IL good spring on same; in thickiy-settled
ncighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
toGnty-scat Or will trade. Address "W,"
lhis ofilce. jyl4-u
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wANTED---SiTUATIONS.

WTANTED-SI1 UATION-In family, as
w dressmaker; can give best of references.
Cal at 262 Main street. 'fel6-2t
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VKT SUFFER2 When you
wv can get your corns, bunlons, warts and
Ingrowing nails cured by DIR. Ii. NJ. HERSCH-
EELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, Ky, de14-ly
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VNJ NJANTED--vINEYARD work by a
wv thoroughly competent man: will 20 any
where; wages reasonable. Address VIM.
THOMPSON, 41 Broadway. fel7-3t
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VXTANTED - TO KEEP - small set Of
wv books after business hours, by young
man who is at leisure after 2. NJ. Can give
best OF references, etc. Address RI, this office.
fe14-6t%
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VXTANTED-MEN-Th young men to
wv work on a salary of $50 per month, in
Gncinnati Address, with stamp, MORGAN
u CO., Box ~. Chicago, Illinois. fel5-St
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W TED--SITUATI a timer of
wv three years experience; best Of refer
ences. For particulars, inquire of JOSEPH
ton, city. fel6-St
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
wv CAVAGNA Il SON have a new lot OF
Aaccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also u splendid line Of Groceriea Jy26-tf
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VTTANTED.JIM' 81 CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly of TIA Race street, are located
at the ''Sun Saloon" % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
n all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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VN7 TED-WAsHING-For families or
wv gentlemen. by a good, reliable woman.
Apply 10 Mrs. WARD, 100 Harrison avenue,
upstairs. felT-3t
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WTANTED-SITUATIO young man
w who thoroughly understands the care Of
horses; is a good driver; good references il re-
Ohio. fcl6-4t
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FOR SALE.

TOR ,SALE--JACKs-A pair Of painter's
y Jacks for VI. Address p. o. Box 2OS. New
port, Ky. fe16-4t
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-sToRE-RooM Veil located
I 16x10U feet; price reasonable. Address j
W. HAINES, Lock-box 1904, Richmond, Ind
fel4-at
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VM MANTED--W ATCH-Gold Howard move
wv ment; must be perfect, will give $40
acres OF land in Taney County, Missouri. Ad-
Ohio. fei7-3t
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VKT ANTED-TO GO-To the Black Hills;
wv competent to take charge Of store or
Keep set of books; best Of references given
Address, for particulars, CARBONDALE,
Mineral City, Athens County. o. felT-4t
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EOR SALE - CHEAP LIFE SCHOLAR
J. SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant stratton Il DeHan's College.
For full particulars address s. P. G., Box o,
city. ja3-tf,d&w
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VNTANTED-EvERY TO KNOW
w The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
sugars: give us q call; 260 Central avenue.
c. SMIBH, Proprietor. fe7-1m
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TETANTED STU UATION In carriage
wv shop by good bodv-maker, who Is sober
and industrious. Address DY-MAKER,
Celma, Mercer County, OHIO. fel4-4t
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L'OR SALE-GROUERY-Go stand, fx-
l. lures and small stock Of goods; best Of rea
sons for selling. Address 4. a., 14O w. Third
street, Dayton, o. fel6-3t
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

1-,oR sALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
E WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
hrm OF 6S acres, Is miles from the city. on q
Taiiroad. Address H., this office. ja2S-tf
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wv TANTED- STU UATIO.J-By boy fifteen
w years old, that can write good hand and
is willing to work. Address j. O'HARA, No.
81 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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E'OR SALE-HOU5E-O ten rooms, hall and
IL all modern improvements; one third cash,
balance in monthly payments. Address I. H..
care p o. Box No. 9i9. fel6-8t
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VNT ANTED-TIt tKET-Railroad, from CIn-
wv cinnati to Springfield, Mo-, via 1T. Louis
must be cheap. Address Box 723, Tiffin, o.
fe1r-3t
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WANTED = SITUATION = To do general
W. housework; no objection to the country.
Apply at 46y West Fifth street, fel6-3t
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wv WANTED-sITUATIO young man
w 20 years Of age, to work in hotel; will
work for small wages. Address c. G. WACO
NER, Madison, Indiana. fel7-4t
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VTTANTED- TO TRAVEL - For some
wv wholesale house; security and reference
given. Addrest ID. g. L.. Box 2O5 Ottawa, o.
fel4-4t
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NTANTED-SITUAT ALTON BY a lady OF ex
wv perience, to take charge Of hat and CLOAK
rooms at balls or parties; good references.
Apply at lS George street. felb-3t
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TSOR SALE OR RTRADE--LAND--Te acres,
III near Greenvilie, Ohio, one-half mile from
town: price 81 900 cash; or will trade for small
property in some fiourIshing town. Address
L. q. Nj, Box IS, GreenvIlle, Ohio. fel4-4t
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LOST.

I oST-.BUFFALo RoBE-Tuesday morn
II 4 ing, near city stables. Finder pi, ase
leave at the Station house, corner Linn and
Liberty streets, and receive reward. fel6-2t
N OsT--BRACELET-Eng gold band,
n A Saturday afternoon, on Baymiiler street,
Between Richmond street and O., II. and -. de-
bbt. Reward for its return TO J. II. MORT ENs
Southeast corner Fifth aud Walnut streets.
E..s>s ~ fel6-2t
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wv TANTED-SIrU UATION-By frst-class
Wv washer and ironer, one tnat can do it at
home: reasonable; references given. Inquire
at e6 Water street. fe1f-4t
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NTANTED = STU ALTON = BY young
Wv man Syears Of age, to do some light out
side work. Address OPEN AIR, this office.
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ENOR SALE Of p. uniform,
I with helmet, for $I5. Address r. o. Box
2OS, Newport, Ky. fe18-St
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EOR sALE-DRUG-sTORE live town
l. Of 1850 inhaDitants; good trade; easy
sons for selling. Address DRUGS, Lock box
"a, Germantown, Ohio. fe14-4t
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AWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
A4 MARTIN, at AZ w. Filth st. jy15-h
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VNTANTED sITUATION-By first-class
wv French cook; references given if re-
quired. Address or call at 369 Main street.
fe14-4t
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w ANTED D-sIrUATION = By a middle
wv aged woman as cook or to do general
housework; references given. Inquire at az
Stone street. fe17-4t
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WTANTED - SITUATION = To travel for
wv some firm; acquainted in the South and
West. Address G. W. D., Box 1856, city.
fe14-4t
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VTTANTED = G. TRAUTv ETTER : Cures
wv warts, corns and impotency. Call OF ad-
dress 27 Clark street, Sd story feS-12t
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LN0R SALE-BAROUCHE good order
IL with pole and shafts, lamps, &c; price $500
Address Box 937, Post office. fel7-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNTANTED-Cash paid for Watches, Dia-
w monds, old Gold and Silver. A.. A.
EYSTER, No. $40 W. Fifth street. fel7-3r
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TOR SALE OR TRADE-FLAX MILL
Il Very desirable property, situated in De
Kalb County, Indiana; splendid country for
TAX; good reasons for selling. Address SETH.
NJ. WHITIEN, Union City. Indiana felR-4t
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
LATEST MOVE FOR DOLAN.

The condemned murderer or James H. Noe John
Dolan certainly not complain for lack OF attention
TO his case On notice Of motion the District Attor-
ney, an application made by Mr. William f. Howe
yesterday afternoon to Judge Rapao OF the Court Of
Appeals for stay Of proceedings in behalf Of Dolan
and in support OF this motion the prisoners afdavt
read setting forth his innocence and that Judge
Barrett had purposeiy fixed 80 remote a day as the
oath OF March order that the might be heard
and determined by the Court of Appeals and notice
had accordingly been given argue the March
In consequence however, of the Court having
journed to the 10th OF March, the case could not
be heard at the intended tme and under these
circumstances Mr. Howe respectfully urged that Dolan
is entitled such a respite would enable his TO
represented the people, strenuously opposed the
ton insisting that the conviction was most proper and
his gu manifest and that the full General Term OF the
Supreme Court had unanimously disposed OF the legal
questions raised by the prisoners counsel
Judge Rapallo said that the prisoner ought certainly
not be deprived OF his opportunity of being heard by
Cour; Appeals by the fact OF that Court having
taken recess IT. however, he should grant stay OF
proceedings the prisoner would have to be resentenced
in the event OF afirmance OF the Judgment The
Judge thought that the Governor should grant such
sented 10 the Court OF Appeals and duly deberated
upon by the judges Of that Court.
District Attorney Phelps and Mr.. Howe acquiesced In
thai proposition and Il was then stipulated thai the
should be argued the Goth Of next month"; and
that Mr Phelps should communicate officially with
Governor Tilden, informing him OF Judge Rapallo's
views and asking for the necessary respite.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Several Of the statesmen from Albany visited tina
City Hall yesterday and gave their version OF ''how
things look" Colonel William 7. Pelton, nephew OF
Governor Tilden, called upon Mayor wckham fro
quently during the past week. The Committee
Rumors is again busy engaged in sending out peculiar
statements but the local political situation remains
about the same as last reported Next week'we
promised q visit from legislative committee TO
anime into the affairs of the office of Attorney for
Collection Of Arrears of Personal Taxes presided
over by Mr. K. D. Gale The republicans after Mr.
Gales scalp, bill is pending before the Legs
lature abolish the position altogether and merge
with the duties Of Receiver Of Taxes.
Comptroller Green and Corporation Counsel W htney
have both been i'll Tor several days past The Comp
troler will be at his Office as usual tomorrow
Local political prophets around the Hall assert posi-
lively that hessrs O'Donohue Williamson and Martin
will be removed from the Park Commission, placing
this department under the sole charge OF Mr. Stebbna
or course these gentlemen favor the bill before the
Legislature thus summariy disposing OF the three
Commissioners
The question Of the Brooklyn Bridge appropriation oi
81 666 666 &c will up before the Board Of Alder
men at its next meeting
1t is understood that the Democratic State Conven-
tion for the election OF delegates TO the Presidential
Convention will be held in Albany about the 10Th o.
April
sembly Committee on Crime, amounting 70 over 3 000
pages has just been printed by the National Printing
Company and is about to be published in book form.
Such testimony Is very interesting and embodies
amount Of information concerning nearly all the
city departments The committee proposes 10 order
distribution OF number copies for the Of the city
government and legislature II Will prove useful as
book OF reference Efforts have been made in certain
interested quarters to suppress the publication, but
is hoped the Committee Crime viii not listen TO any
such suggestions.
Should the Croton Water Bureau be detached from
the Department of Public Works, the main patronage
of Tammany Hall in this city will be taken away under
provisions Of the bill proposing 10 this burea
TO The Finance Department
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


Fisher Brothers, dealers in hardware OF No. 30
Third avenue, have made assignment TO e. A. Davis
MessrS Fairfield & Trask, OF No. $50 Chambers
street. who robbed time ago by their book
keeper the extent OF about $40 oo0 have gone
voluntary bankruptcy. Their liabilities will amount
70 about $4,000, and their assets about s12, 600.
At the second meeting composition of the creditors
OF Alexander Sten furniture manufacturer inquire
into the regularity OF the proceedings OF the first meet
Ing held yesterday at the olce Of Register Fitch, No
S45 Broadway, such an opposition was developed that
Mr.. Stein withdrew his offer Of composition, and the
7th day OF March next at one o'clock p. M was fxed
by the register for holding adjourned first meeting
Of creditors for the election OF assignee The bank
rupt is now under examination.
meeting OF the creditors OF Funk Steinhardt waa
held yesterday, at the Office OF Register Dayton No
S22 Broadway Mr. Steinhard offered to pay ten cents
the dollar cash, all his individual share Of the
Indebtedness OF the hrm His offer was accepted BY
the requisite number OF creditors
meeting of the creditors OF Isaac Nebenzah Mon.
tague 5. Marks was held yesterday at the office Of
Register Allen, No. 152 Broadway The composition
proposed was ffteen cents on the dolar-nve cent?
cash and ten cents In Endorsed notes. The meeting
adjourned till next Saturday afternoon, at t~o O'clock
without taking any action regarding the proposition,
and the examination OF the bankrupts will 20 on
Georges Floyd filed petition In voluntary bank
ruptcy yesterday, and the matter referred by
Judge Blatchford to Register Allen Mr. Floyds prin-
cpal creditor Ia Jacob Pnkerton OF Syracuse 10 whom
he is indebted TO the amount Of 81, ,937 e3
The following insovent schedules we're fled yester-
day:-
John Jamison-Labilties 500, 627; nominal assets
$12, 700; actual assets, $l2, zoo
James and Joseph H. Smnh-Liablites, 81, 244;
nominal assets, 81, ass; actual assets 81, 500
John G. Nehrbas-Liabiities, $S42; nominal assets,
$194; actual assets, sl94
Mr.. r. W. King, an operator on the Stock Exchange
failed yesterday. He sent 10 the board letter cx
pressing his inability TO meet his contracts IN the
morning Ii supposed that Mr.. Goulds manipu-
lations Of the market had caused Mr.. King 70 sdc-
cumb The gentleman involved Is a member OF the
Stock Exchange OF long and honorable standing. and
there universal regret at his misfortune His liza
bilities were understood TO DO small
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


In the United States Supreme Court to-day the fol-
lowing cases were heard
No le5 Piedmont and Arlington Insurance Company
vs. Ewing, administrator of Howes-Error 10 the Cir
cult for the Eastern District of Missouri In this
case Howes had his life insured for IS, 000 paying
part OF the semi annual premium by advertisement
for the company his paper-the PeopLe's Tribuls-
1871 the balance paid the l4th Of October 10
sub-agent by Howes partner. The money reached the
agent on the 18th, which Sunday, and he that
day countersgned OF the 10th and sent in IL
turned out that Howes died the l4th the day
which the balance Of the premium paid
The defence was that when making his application
Howes had declared that he troubled with dys
pepsia falsely and had also falsely stated that he
evidence that he had habtually used liquor and that
he died OF Inflammation OF the stomach and nestnes,
believed The Court instructed the jury that
they inquire not to the habtual use OF
and that as TO the question a OF the disease OF
which Howes died, they to~inquire whether il
chronic dyspepsia, known as disease, and not
whether from temporary attack brought on by some
ndiscretion, overeating or the like AS 10 the final
payment the instruction that If II made before
the death OF Hoves matter how III, and the agent
did afterward demand the surrender OF The policy
and tender back the money, his act ratification
which bound the company This ruling assigned as
error Hill, Ewing Smith for plaintiffs IN error;
Flauigan, Cheras Senrie for defendants
No. loo. Ferry vs. Tubman-Error 10 The Circuit
Court for the Southern District OF Gcorgla-Ths
action by Tubman 10 make the plaintiff error
personally responsible TO him holder OF certain bills
Of the Bank OF Augusta issued for circulation. Tho
action based upon section Of the charter OF the
bank making the stockholders personally liable for the
redemption Of the bills The Judgment was for the
holder and Il Is here insisted that personal liability did
attack until after assignment OF the bank and before
the application OF It's assets toward the exnCuishment
OF the demand Plaintif in error in person. W. Il.