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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25

The New York papers devote much
space to the concentration of troops at
Washington, one of them publishing
three columns of reports and rumors on
the subject. The Herald dispatches
say the whole number of troops at dis
pOsal in the capital is 1870, and that
prominent officer of the War Depart
mept iDtimated that their presence is
intended TO prevent possible disorder at
q Democratic ratification meeting on
the 29th inst. The Tribune special says
the force, consisting of light artillery,
heavy artillery armed with Springfield
muskets, and infantry, will not much
exceed 1000 men and it will soon be
reinforced by two or three ships. ofwa
at the Washington Navy Yard. But,
according to the same authority, "there
is nothing alarming or even astonishing
in this small gathering of national po
lice at the capital" 4" as "apart from the
security against turbulent acts growing
out Of heated partisan feeling, which /
may be supposed prudent to sustain b!
the presence Of troops, there are ordi
nary reasons sufficient to account fO
the coming of few companies" ph
New York Times' special also declare
there 10 no Significance in the movement
and addsi "Probably nobody expecte
that Washington would be left withou
troops dpripg the proceedings for de
termning who is President, but the
are brought here sooner than was ex
pected." In Washington itself all eS
citement on the subject seems to hav
0ueted down, siHce the official eyplana
tlon given on Monday.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
R.tate Of Aenrg Z. sa0aeId. a.es,d.

Estate Of Henry L. seogeld. des'd.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor. appointed by the Orphans Court OF
Carbon Co, TO audit, settle. adjust and make
distribution OF the FUNDS IN the hands OF ,Vm.
Johnson and Jane Sc0aeld adiniui traitors oi
said estate, VIII attend to the duties Of his ap.
pOintment, on TU ESDAN. the 2sth day Of
November, 1876. AT ten o'clock a.m at sOfloe,
where all persOnS having claims against said
estate are required TO present the same or be
forever barred froln coming In upon SAID funds
JAMES S. LOOSE. AUDITOR.
Mauoh ChGnk, Nov 4. 1s7e-it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25

The official vote of Pennsylvania
gives Hayes 3S4, 140; Tilden. 366, ,204;
Cooper, 7204; Smith, 1918, "and Pc
culiar ticket headed By a local candi-
date. SO. Hayes plurality over Til
den, 1854, majority over all, 0339.
The aggregate vote, 1859 is SO, 4SS
above the largest ever before polled. =
that for Governor in October, 1872.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25

The Franklin" with Boss Tweed
on board, arrived at New York on
Thursday. New Workers having re-
gained possession of their "white ele-
phant," re'now no doubt very happy,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25
| UDITOR,S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that the undernRued.
Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court OF
Carbon County to audit. resettle restate and
make distribution OF the balance Of fund remain
ing in the hands of Margaret Collins Admins
tratrix OF the Estate OF JOeeph ). Collins. decd,
VIII attend to the duties Of hts appointment on
"Wednesday, the 10th qay OF DECEMBER, a D.
1876 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at his Ofce, n st door
when and where all persons Interested may
p. ]. MEEHAN, Auditor.
Nov. Is, ls76ywi
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Notice IL hereby R1ven. that the undersiRne
Auditor appointed Ov The Orphans Court OF
carbon County to audit and ntke distribution
OF the balance In the n lnds u rndmas Nemerer
Administrator OF the Esiate OF Elizabeth MOul,
tnrup, deed, VIII atuaBd 70 The duties of his Hp-
pointment On Monday, the 18th laY u nrccin-
door above First \ NauOAal Bank, MauCh CHUNK.
Pa, when ana whore an porsons Interested may
appear
P. }, MEEHAN, Auditor
NOV IA IgFQgA
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25

The total of receipts at the exhibl.
tion from all sources from May 10 to
November 10 may be stated approxi'
mately as following; From admission
fee, 1888. .724 40 ; from concessions,
$500, 900 from percentages and royal
ties, S905, ,0l0.75; grand total, $4. 3OS,-
72h %
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CHOCOLATE COLOR,
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

We nave IN sloph OF our own mahuIhctute
rponnR materiala etc.. at the following low
prices;
100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at . oents
per square foot.
Oi We win furnish Rubber Roofing, Malls,
Caps, and slate Paint for an entIre new roof, al
Az cents per squafe foot
1000 BARRELS SLATE FLOUR, per Bbl s.
20n rolls 2ply IasRed llooang Felt, at II cts D
pSr square foot.
SOOOfOll' lply Tarred Roonng Felt at ~ cts,
per square foot.
40 rolls Tarred shaAihIRg, at 4 cent per
squRrp tOOt
50OO gallons tine Enamcl Paint. mixed ready
for use on INSIDE Or outside work at e PEI gal-
Ion, Send Tor Gamble card Of eolOrs.
All orders must ne AcCOLuanied with the
money or satdaStOrY citY references. No
gooos shipped E. o. ", gn.ess express charges
are gASranteed
SAMPLE orders solicited.
N. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
IO2 a lOl MAInEN LANE, New York.
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GOOD
ADVERTISING! f!

a3,2i0.fo worth af space IN various BswsF apers
distributed through thirty Yates. will be sad
fog 90 cash. Accurate Insertions guaranteed
A let OF the paperL giving dally aud weekly
circulation and printed schedule OF ratOs sent
free ON application ~ GEO. =. HOWELL a
Park Row, New York. Nov II, am.
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GOOD 20 RTU M e

GRAND EXTRA DRAWING. Monday Dec. ., lS76,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
This InstitatiOn was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature OF the the state for f5duca.
tiOna purposes IN 1868 with a q. pitaf 6l u co.
O0o 10 which It has since added sessrve of
S351,COl ITS GRAND SINGLE n pMBER nRAN.
INGs will take place monthly. The season OF
1870 clio. es with the following scheme
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Only 2D.p00 Tiokets at 90 each Fractions IN
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25

With this number we complete the
Fourth Volume of the CARBON ADvo-
GATE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25

A roof may be covered with n very CHEAP
shIngle md by Application OF this slate be made
Ia last from 20 10 25 years Oid roofs can be
patched and coated looking much bettor, and
lnstinR longer than new shingles without the
slate. for
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-11-25
A RARE CHANCE FOR CASH BUY
ANOTHER FALL IN PRIZES!


CASH
customers and the public such excellent bargains.
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A UnITOR's NOTICE.

iOa a iOl MAInEN LANE, Now YORK,
n 4
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
Albany NOTES.
ALBANY. Friday, =

ALBANY. Friday, Feb 25 1876.
As the Court Of Appeals took to-day for three
eel, Counse OF owo OF the counsel for DOlan applied
30 one Of the Judges Of the Court Of Appeals fo stay of
proceedugs which will hold tho until II DC heard
before tue Court OF Appeals.
A bin introduced by J. g Brown I'm the Assembly to-
ay extends the powers Of boards OF supervisors TO
sonal rs web rs real property IN equazing town IS
easements.
Mr. Gala xhcr introduced to-day OF those familiar
and prepo.terous measures 10 divert the surplus Of tho
,syin banks 10 purposes for which they never In
tended This bin proyides that onc-hird Of tie surplus
be PAID into Treasury TO be devoted 10 the pay
ment of the canal oebt.
Mr.. A. J. Campbell Of Hew-YOrk introduceda bill de-
signed validate certain contracts and
made good faith. The bill Is approved by Corporation
Counsel Whitney, and reads follows: "NO assess-
meDt heretofore made imposed or which shall here
after be made imposed for the construction OF any
sewer or dralD Teceivngbasin cuvet la the city Of
EewYorg Already or IN process OF construction, or
winch shall hereafter bo constructed shall hereafter Do
aside for by reason O any Ouhsoh OF
fae Common Council 10 pass ordinance or Resolution
Authorizing the ucOn OF the said sewer DRAIN
cuvort, for by r"ason of any
Public works of the City Of kewYOrk TO authorize the
construction Of the said sewer or DRAIN receiving basin
or euvert contract for or construct said sewer or
drain reeeIyipg basin culyeIt."
idi was introduced by Mr.. Higgins Os Kings, direct
ing aid complaints to be hereafter served by
the Sheriff -. .
The Assembly Committee on Commerce aud Navigation
crease Of head money Tho Committee reported tms
morning bill reOfgapizlDg the Emigration Commission
and pr0vidng for the election by joint ballet of the
Legislature Jhrec Commissioner for three ears lhf
bD1 10 substituted for thai reported oY TIE Qahanho
NJ gorsssss Sil IsE<lssips the Psss c0nmissioaers
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
DURGLARIEs AND D'THEFTa.

Some time on Wedne,day night unknown persons
forced an prem q Sstn, dealer In
lscrs nees No 0J Gran Lsi the second door, and
stole .llk fringe N black lt and other properly valued
at $3.50 sup o-rd that tie evos secreth themselves
Iurng the tay la tho stGre the fftt floor.
some isoae sccctd themsev,s on the premises
OF Max l. Rare ~ and l0 Elm St. the night oi
Feb solo 80 umbroas 25 parasot and other goods
valued a. f32j.
~ he Police yesterday, Edward maher was
a - .ntrIng tc hosiery store al NO
steal go,is - io value uf sJ2 tho prop
.rty of Rosenberg 90. He was held Ia 900 uail
Anthony Ablr sto m NrNarK yesterday icr stealing
80 stack nay belonging to Peter uocourL on tho SAT-
MobiUWa
Henry smith arrested Yesterday for robbirg tho
boarcs No 25i Mulberry st., Newark, OF tO worth oi
clothing
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
FINANCE IN THE ASSEMBLY.

Mr. TIsns CONCURRENT RESOLUTION AGAINST \
REPEAL OF TIE RESUMPTION ACT.
IyRox tbs REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS Up THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, Feb. 25.-Mr Hamilton Fish, jr., OF Put
nam, to-day introduced concurrent resolution op-
posing the repeal of the Resumption act OF 1870
and requesting our representatives in Congress to
further all legislation tending toward specie pay
ments. Mr.. Fish thinks the resolution will be sup
ported by the Republicans. Ii is probably intro
duced in the hope of exciting dissensiOn among the
Democrat. The text Of the resolution is as follows
Rhereas, The commercial and industrial intrres.s OF
the country require a settled, steady, and uniform nhan
cial policy ON tue part of the Government; and,
Wk.rcos The publ honor, credit. and safely, az well
AZ the restoration Of commercial confidence, demand tdt
tnls policy, by gradual and prudent steps owars Tie
resumption Of specie PAYMENTS shall establish sOni
and stable currency based upon the WoTds STANDARD VI
com aud, - ,o--
HEercds he act Of Congress, approved JAN H. 1870
provides Tor and pledges the Government to rcsuni
Hon OF klecie yIeIte the Jst OF Jsnuary, 1879
therefore, -
Rssoieed or the Snate cOncur That our Senators and
Representatiyes Congress be requested To oppose any
repoal Of the said resumption act VI jan a. e75, aud
that they be also reqnes ca 10 favor such further ga
ton as NAV b needed 10 full faith and force 10 thc
pledge contained said net, AMI thereby TO insure Tue
permanent restoration OF specie payments
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
Acn. Smilh. having recovered from his rccent
s,1E OF THE roMhs ART COLLECTION

Tic NHTC OF VdIIIrTISs U'IUIIFIH1 To VTT' UT
lection Of Francis Tones contnuei az lcayiGs Ar
Rooms last evening. The Attendance was nrge, ana
although the bidding ut tines quito spirited, 'ariy
ALL tho pieces sOid ut low prices. Eghtyeisht
watercolors and paintings 10 oh were oto ed Ia"
salc waterc0lor entitled Morning In the Car
dcu," by Pierce, sold for Sl55: MOOR
- his Dos oyotions" by Pradia, brought 100 Marhrt
Ger Santiago" 10y III; agtIsi, SOld Or So
rho Mvo.Irh Sentinel" Tor S97 Two pictures In
fautry and Cavalry" Tor SiS 30 each lnnkc per Ia
Mnirid" for r56; tstun from Market" $50 a
small pcture, cutitlcd Maiting, for N32 so 1"e oh
uHiniugs were offered for sale on ILWsday eyrniuf,
but had re ivod nn bids. " The Fiagrlla ION ~ our
Savor," lAkcn lrua to irescoc Of ID l'omb", bong
SlO: M,,.Oun." by irTu-tno Was rod 10 MI ralunl
ur ~ the being yalul at SO. The " Conception
pf tie Virgin" after Murillu, brought So aAd very
urse pictare Uf Saint Paul, tho Hcrmi, sold Tor sl
and n sInme Tor -.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nec- York Hotel Senator Henry Cooper Of Tenncs-
see rim hrenVe HOtt-Judge Charl J. Fog,r " ihe
o. Curtin ~ 'enSY ANA me
Hon g. Priest of Ms-our oIt nerttn,sn MlI s"i
Williams Buffalo, and Gen. ailas seymour OF Quebec
WUisor Hott-Cspt. " iliau a Parker. q NaHy nun'
tantOeneral Franklin JOWnze OF Albany The Hun J. D. L
sweat OF Name aud Is. JudsOu 0 syracuse hTer"0rt
Hse-M dc Va ,gtas secretary ~ the French legation al
Villain NV, secretary 1i tie Belgian
Legation and FranSnn Haven Of Boston fcerh ifous
l5r J. Henry Tia of Audover, Mass Ne6gp2l'tdh No.
ti-HeDry G. KELSEY, Secretary ot STAT" o New
WsstIatnSt HOte,--I rof. }. L. Ritter o. Nesu Culsge
~ Jalats HoteL-Iieut james NJ Miller, u. Nayy. bDck
,ashGm HcteL-Sidney I. Firchid Of CazenoNAi y, \.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The district delegates of the Independent
Iaor Parry met ln,t cv,ung at Masonic Han "n E'@t
Thirteenthst AMI were aidrrs-'d hy W A. Cdrscy aud
others ON th nee ssity organization aud the UNION of
-mru'- Tor tir iutlo-" ~ ''s
INK pan ia tue appruaC.ug Presidential rcrph ~ WIS
-.d hat tue Tau.cH, IL. -1NcrcIgcs a.. iudisti!, ana
t,, trI-,' uulous nad .staDi,usd JOINT Duitdu Ui
Communication.
Gen. Smith having recovered from his recent
illnesr was prc-,nt the ncrtingof ur Police Board
Yesterday The Board Of Health ordcg.d To remove
hy March ID from the On te fret and second
floors ~ the Police Central O1ce tLe rooms being re
Guued by the Police Department The fol owing ap
,,o. ueuts a. lmtrnlmen made: Christopher Va
DAVID Butcy, James Ga rOli. P.ditk UHgn, Clement
kuYuin M.cuael O'Rcilly, E.lust Mrcb.uu5, Jairs j.
,lacau .li ana Dr- McIur. Tho i"lnw,nS piirUiiitn
were dsnI,,s,,i Alexander NObl', Ldwnri l. W1lkri,
charlie A. Martin, CAarlrs Carter, 1unntS + flrsoi
lniiIcs Down TX, Peter Sob~anreecser, john L. hJh-
hol, and Milam }. Nelsh.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
A j. BICKNELL g. Co., 81 Warren-st., fur
~ pish publish Ell plans for bnldinEn ofmoderate cost

A MEDICAL ESSAY,
n comprising a s-rres Of lectures delivered %
kAHSS MUSEUM or ANATOMY, NEwYORK,
tho and Cure Of Diseases clear synops oring
how lost health be rrstorei sso upon Marriages and
Nervous ana Physical Debility being the resulI o 20 year,
mcica Price, 25 cents Address thu author Dr.
nR. MANN cures Hip disease, Spinal Curves.
~ White swelling Contracted imbs, and Club Fest with.
ns surgical OPERATION hours
hnfmtni 20 bed ana mostly w.aout palm. EYpeDsve sup
porsrs enrey Result Of thirty years. experience
Once No lsS West Alst, Sunday and Tuesday forenoon
0spd for circular,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
home NEWS.

rRrRMoxRrER YESTERDAY. At HUDNUTs N
aROADwAl.
tan,20. Soor, q m. So Mifn.H, 20
LIghest our : tbe usl. 35 Lowest 10
Average 2Js ~. 1919, 93b
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
ammo Inc on1ats.

LuNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for tho toilet
aud Uat delightful substitute for Coosne Bay hhni
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

WIsTAI's BAIsAM or WILD CHERRY cures all
lhIvat and Lung ConplAntA. oJ eta aud 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

with the exception OF President stebbins out oi once
Was fayoraby repored frvm the Committee Oh Cites.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
DIR. LYON's TOoTn TABLETS
swceten and puIiiy tho breath.

UIyROD's CURF.-lIneduned for Asthma,
Catarrh Group WhoOTnx Congb, and common Colds sam
ps free. eold by all druggss 81. Depot ll2 Chsmberest
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

DAYTON INHALER AND DIsINPECToR, with
VINcOSTAGUn is Aprevsntlve ~ smallpoI, Dghhra aud
dsesss aud rel ef tor CatArrh BroEcius
aud Asthma Sold by druSgIs Msnufsctory 70 West Hous
ton-st Sew.YuTk.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

Every bank robbery and every house rob-
berry committed IN ast might been
prevented by the prnptr ap caiion HOLINESS BURGLAR
ALARM TtlEGBArH, OH Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
MILAN Il. RAROOCK.

tho Df HelmJOld" II satlstd lat Tor Ua
and Aoro BACK DALLEYs GAfYASC OrE SALNR IL tho bc
Ointment use" You your horse while he works.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
NEW-JERSEY.

HoBOKEN.-AbOut a year ago James NJ. fos-
ter opened dent st's office Seventh ani Naahlhs"h-
sts aud in snort time secured lucrative practice
Rnmors were circulated that he had no diploma, aud Dr.
sockton President Of the NewJcrsey state Dental Asso
ciaton heard report and obtained warrant from
Justice Strcng TO effect Fosters arrest ms an incone
Iut uer.ou nnI Foster was committed IA default of DALI
Iicurrh n dderich assaulted his vile yesterday
with wnIp, and thea vita "A tci-kutllc, ATTEMPTING
scala her. lie was arrested a PORTION oi "a" " u @ PD
extension OF the ID ,ldwarc, L1ckawrnnd ana western
Railroad was carried away ycsteIdty by hlh p''hins
oOwu against II.
PArELsoN.-Ex Tax Commissioner James Hand, COZ
oI Ia once, VIII bc sent, urch ny
Jrisr Dixon m The Pissuc court to-day. 1Lc n"avrst
sentence tIat inflicted 500 nc or two years ia
rtlte Prison. pucAey lta c'ted u ie'tihH ol
the Commissioners of Appeal ani RcNleoh ol ldAH i"I
.oud,,y Feb - at tue Ci,y Hail. The SESSION val last
only one las. aud the Commissioners VIII mnlly the TAX
s,s w,re beau Imposed on eNenpt- or HAYS
D,cn levied contrary TO law.
|, WFsr HonoKEN.-The new school-houso has been 80
badly erectrd int, IL II ated, 'siyein ttApaSels WIN
prescut tIe School Trustees memorial re'lu-n1 the
appun o "a culup, tent person ip examine the hnl"
lg tucy wul allow teir clriTen 10 htthu tnc
srnuol Tue IUrIns and types u-td IN publishing me
lreuing Idiisadcs crd and Owned by the heN. 'nauu
ccS BUR- were s.zc ycsteray lor tnc h"h"y m'hI VI
rent
Pl,tNTrFrp-A sun lay srnoo convention vi be held
here, b.liuh.ng ,,Hrch y ~ w"rh many oil NE prom
incn sdnay -,cnool workers will part In con
vouIion consider ttc Present lc,s"n -s-trni' S Or
stiiLtvu ~ normal rla~ro ana re rridt"l ul ' . III
ny superintendent 10 tnc church, bls ulWcui'ch
dntic-i &c
BUftEyIiLr-Ap App,icati1n viii ho made % The l>gala-
ture 80 conm tne aces ol ihe lpMh'p "'''1 Mo ,'' GOV
uuu, Ia oA,rc Authority ~nlir b.irNt had a ''D
chrtcr when coItcr Lac Just been repealed ~ e l~5
i-l..tuir.
UxtoS Iur-Jame, ST. Clare ~ Main At, while under
NcN-Jcfrcy. Yesterday 80 Was arr'',ed' ana VIII oc
tascn uacs.
FIoRtNcE.-The Rev. George Love has been nani-
mou,N elected rector OI s. Nt'pb'hs f1il-h :" Whoh
Il a. if., a. Il tlr lIi~rtu at tpiuia'lir
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

The vr.t Qu~nty Of Lard from which to,eloct snsoss
such ocaon as ne dsfee eultaDe "
ally branch OF farming or stOch rdsng
n r ice, are Ak ely Low. The amount Of lana
y Company II large that they are 70
m at cheapest possible rates. ranging Om tl ~ 70 81
per acre.
h. Ter,n- nf PayptPpt Easv. Ten years credit a.
sI per cent inteEs deduction Of ten pr cent Tor cash.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26


tirely recovered from his injuries.
LONG ISLAND.
HEMPsTEAp. Special Committee ap-
nonte 70 look into alleged abuses at the Queens County
pornouse have examined to supposed overchaiges
in anne OF the bills OF Oliver Titus. for three years up
% Jan l. one Of the supernendents OF the Poor one
or tyo instances were found in which there were uup
cato charges, but the amount was uihing, anu voc
clearly the result OF inadverenee The principal inquiry
,yos as 10 the authority for making separate CHARGES M
tne ransportatlon Of each pauper TO Bafnuin inldn
instsnces where several Transported CD one "a i
Mr. Titus cOntended that he h9d lOoWth Pe',V,,,'ii
r. .feence showed that this custom had Deth olvMou
about 20 years ago by superinendents iits.on 70 o.,
ing been raised whether Mr.. 11iusS coleaeuuo oi
io1ed the custom he thought he had autlOilt W SAY
that they did although they had testlhea 10 rhe cor
trry and an adjournment was had TO give ny ilus III
opportunity To produce Witnesses
Ioyo ISLAND CuY.-Tbc city Court adjourned TOT the
term yes cr,ay, disposng OF the lndctc liquor
dra, ,ers as follows: Stephen Camagh President OF me
old Excise Board. vii lam Cater, Mathew SMITH Johh
Ryan and John Chapman were acquitted; Mdf} bin c,i
T.oluas Hussey aud John tunners were eonyc. ~" t
sentence suspended condition fhat they t.ke out
lcnss before the sitting OF the court In lhe caso
of The other indicted dealers n0e pros was ehtcrtu' "
apprs ing that they did not know VINO 10 pay th'u
nancy To- owing the contesting BuaTds. od'r vi
tle Democratic General COu'ultee the waru assocIr
tons on Thursday evening organized Tor TIE spring ca
pllyl In First Ward 100 ucfnlerh were cnIohSu,
Ia Ia, Second 10 in the lhrd, 30; IN the FOURTH lioi
IA , Filth Ward large number ol Votefs VINO n'lVo
f,re huN Ik,n little nereot IN politics were cnreu'
o,n WysrguRY-Isaac H. Cocks, a member OF the
gLte Agricultural Society," has been appointed sOp't0r
fr s section OF tue STATE for the cohcotJ OF money
drr;y the expense OF erecting building ~ Pblluri-
u in suitable Tor eInibi1ug tne produces ui tIo dihJ III
t.rests Of the State at the Centennhl ExDiptlon'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
STATEN ISLAND.

RossvILLE. - Father Barry was yesterday
r,ad, the recipient of 1900 dt uom his pIrsnolei -
,tner Barry has been ~ III health Tor some tne past,
aid contempIates tak.ng q Trip TO Florida
lLE.-Reviydl meetings ere SIN hein, anu
are largely sttended at the Bethel ana 81 au
a. nth : and largp number have made profession of
4. Ia unuer tue teInu.s Oi the key.. Me-srs OphiAe
n.ld DAILY.
Srw-BRmHroS-Th Charity Ball given at ~ harRs
II 4 ON THURSDAY evrDin1 tJr the bcuent OF the nhsh
IIurmary, reuiiZed ~. 900 over expenses.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
LONG ISLAND.

AWAY 10 make an even surface Smith mas einos' en
tirely recovered from his injuries.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

Eighty acres per long credit Of ZEN years 70.
'.rrs At ELK cent per auhtD No
A. s.yaIcs an payment, except tDe
,.test Ia relulrt. al md OF the brHt