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The New York herald., 1876-01-18

SHU0d d-WrLLfAm ANTHONY SHUGG aged 20 years
Funeral from his late residence. 3l7 9th &C half
past one to-day Friends Of the family also members
Of Piatt Lodge No. 1874, and Pioneer Lodge, No. 20,
7. and A. NJ, are respectfully invited TO attend.
SsrrL On sunday, January 10, 1876, JossrH ShYrH,
aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the deceased and men,
bers Of Jackson Lodge No s. A. r. A. aud sister lodges
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from has
late residence, 81 West 2Sh st., on Tuesday after
noon, at one O'Clock
TAYLOR. -Of diphthera, on Saturday, January IS.
GEORGE HALL, oldest child OF Archibald aud the iats
Emma f. Taylor, and grandson OF the late Hon GeOrEN
Hall. OF Brooklyn, IN the Sth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 at
tend his funeral at two clock this afternoon At No
40 East 9th ST., city.
wADE-on January II, 1876, FRANCIS WADE, aged a
years and months.
The friends OF his father Patrick Wade his uncle
Thomas Wade, and his brother. inaw, Thomas Deegan
are respectfully invited attend his funeral on
wednesday the 10Th INST at O'clock from his late
residence, No FRANKLIN 81.
WILLS. -On sunday, January 10, 1876, REBEccA,
WHO" Of BenJamin q. Wells, IN the 6Sth year Of her
age
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nVlieu 70 attend the funeral from her late residence
NO -Os lexington Ay, on Wednesday January 10, az
one O'Clock r. NJ
WOODS s-A solemn anniversary mass for the repose
oi tne soul The late Rev JOSEPH r. WOODS will be
celebrated at 81 Augustne's Morrsania on Thursday
the 2Oth inst at ten O'Clock A. ~
Friends OF the family and reverend clergy are in
vlted 10 attend without further notice Trains
Forty second street at 9 Is A. NJ
WRIGHT AT Oyster Bay, l. /, Sunday January is.
1876 SOPHIA wife OF John Wright - =
Relatives and friends the family are resnectn,tlv
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late resdence
Wednesday, January l9 at one O'clock p N
without further notice.
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steai ana was onfy ret on py Sudge Dixoy At the
earnest solicitation OF his wife. The case is still on.
Philip Razoni was brought up yesterday in Judge
Benedcts court charged with making false entries or
imported Thermometers HIS counsel Messrs Purdy
and Dittenhoeer demurred upon the ground that the
charges against their client not specific enough.
Judge Benedict reserved his decision
Judge Johnson In the United States Circuit Court de-
cded that all the accounts Of Mr. Duncan United States
Shipping Commissioner should be referred for exami
nation 10 Mr.. Joseph Guttman The Judge said that
hereafter all accounts Of the United States Shipping
Commission must be fully made out by January l5 each
year and that the accounts must then be turned over
10 some one appointed by the Court Tor thorough vent
latiOn.
Thomas Stuart, OF the brig Neptune's Car, charged
with attempting 70 take the life OF the mate with
large sheath knife was brought up yesterday before
Unted states Commissioner Osborn. Stuart said that
on December "a 1875 the mate angered at something
tried to retreat, but the mate pressed upon MIN ana
that he. unable TO escape drew the knife in sei-de-
fence and inflicted wound upon the arm OF the mate
The case was adjourned until tomorrow.
Quite number OF lawyers assembled together IN the
General Term room yesterday pursuant to can rney
resolved themselves into meeting. with Judge n L.
Fancher presiding, and Mr. William l. Barnes Secre
tary Having thus got rid Of one resolution, the io
lowing was offered
Resolved That as mark OF respect the presiding jus
tce and the associate justices Of the General Term Of the
law Justice request the
OF this from the opening of the General Term in
practice recently adopted in Court Of Appeals Of
siding justice and his associates and the members of
the Bar theeupon rise and remain standing until the pre-
siding justice and his associates are seated
After the above the gentlemen retired. There being
no multitude in attendance very great amount of
enthusiasm manifested.
Tue case OF G. Alers VS. Captain Nichols came up be-
fore United States Commissioner Osborn again yester-
day The particulars OF the have already been given
Ia the HERALD Nichols is the captain of the brig Sb
ley and Alers was during the last voyage his stew
ard The latter made affidavit the ef-
feet that during the cruise the former beat him
numerically the blows causing disease Of the lungs
All the testified yesterday that this statement
false; that each OF them had Alers every day
urin lha hai ibaUh hnd m
complain OF Ill treatment from the Captain and that
they had not heard OF the Captain giving him
n blow Commissioner Osborn held the over until
Saturday next when he said he would finally dispose
of IL
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COMMIsSIONER OF JURORS.

Mr. Oakley Hall appeared counsel for Mr. Taylor,
this being his first appearance in court since his vaca
tion" With the renewal OF his legal labors he has
newed the growth OF his musiache. He the same
eloquent advocate OF old, and spoke with his wontcd
case grace and nexibty. Upon the being called
Slr. Hall commenced by stating the grounds OF appeal
which are thar in 1854 tho appellant duly ap-
pointed by the Supervisors and by the Judges OF the
Common Pleas and Superior Court and that in 1873 he
deposed by the Mayor and Colonel Dunlap put in
Ia place 1t is contended that the Commissioner Of
Jurors not city Office and that the Mayor has not
the power OF removal aud the constituonaty of the
amended charter under which the removal effected
denied.
Dir. Evarts in opposition argued, nrst that tho act
was public one, and therefore the only objection TO
ats including two subjects that II covered local.
tes when, in fact the city and county Of New York
we're IN the same locality; second, It ofce
created since the act OF 1846, and the Legislature
control Of IL II II not a new oflce It was
lily Office before the Revised Statutes the Mayor
Aldermen and Commonalty had control OF the sum
,uOnng OF jurics Under the Revised Statutes each
ward declared the same as o county township and
regulation OF the salaries Of their officers committed
20 a city ordinance In lS47 the county was made the
successor OF the ward assessorA Thus Mr. Taylor as
.lcccssor OF the ward officers, a city oRcer IL
,n the other hand, he was new officer then ho was
absolutely under the control OF the Legislature The
a1turL took the
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suMMARY on LAW GASES.

Commissioner Shields yesterday held John Smith TO
5ail in $780, charged with having unstamped cigars
|his possession.
The motion for change Of venue Of the Brooklyn
Ring suits from New York to Brooklyn comes up for
argument before Judge Barrett in Supreme Court
Chambers this morning.
The trial OF exCustom House Ofhcer W. G. Mank,
charged with having his possession 500 in
cerfeit money wilcome up in Judge Benedicts court
so-day
The examination OF II. s. Rideau, captain Of the
schooner Darius Eddy for cruelty treating his steward
postponed until to-day BY the United States Com
missioner
Alexander D. Babb, captain OF the schooner Jessie
Elizabeth, brought up before United States Com
Belts yesterday, charged with having Snug
ced O. 600 cigars into this port His examination was
set down for to-day.
some time ago William Monroe and william Gardner
we're committed by Judge Flammsr charge Of
hanging around = brokers' shop in Greenwich street
under suspicious circumstances. hessrs. Knitting
Ao sued writ Of habeas corpus yesterday before
Judge Barrett In Supreme Court Chambers and ap-
plied for writ OF certorari on the ground thai the
evidence against the accused parties was nos sucient
lJr their c0mmittaL The Court reserved its decision
The case Of Joose Sykes came 70 trial IN the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday before Judge Barett
The plaintiff sues for damages for alleged malicious
prosecution and false imprisonment IL would appear
charge OF stealing He was taken before Judge Bixby,
vbo dfseharRed him. He now claims that the Judge
dIscharpei him because there nothing against him.
ahs Is by the deiendan who claims hat hs did
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday John Golfer
and William Regan, sailors, held for trial by US
tice Bixby a charge OF stealing fory-two galonssof
syrup, valued at 500, the property OF Apgar Co.. No
73 Dey street They arrested by Officer Mulvey
OF the Twenty seventh precinct, while carrying OF
the property. Bail 81, 900 each.
Henry Bishop, who on Saturday arraigned be-
fore Justice Flammer "A charge OF embezzling $50
from his employers, Leggett Brothers, wholesale
grocers, Front street. was subsequently discharged
motion of his counsel, Mr.. Leo Schwab, who showed
that the money alleged to have been embezzled by
Bishop was merely taken by him to reimburse himself
for commissions due TO him by the 1rm
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday the re-
turns very light there being not serious
Judge Otterbourg presided, Judge kasmire being
fined TO his bed by serious attack of diphthera
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMnxRs- by Judge Bar.
ret-Nos o, II, ID, H. "a 81 5oh 81, 81, g. Call SO
sUPRKNE Counr-GESKRAL TKRM-Held by Judges
Davis, Brady and Danies-Nos. 1914 1875, 1896 199 200
100 III l29 l72 l2l 1856 l07 2ol 1l2 1SS, 15a 157,
suPREME couRr-srEcIAL TERm-Hcld by Judge
iSs i len is aO2 S rn? m & Ss
2ss ss 2sS 2sO 2Ss 5si aoS, 2SG 2sS, 800, 5SS sos
SUPREME CouRr-CRcur-Part Held by Judge
va Van yOrst@Nes s47 974 1874 a5o 1881 lS l2ol
i7S5 i72l 1908, s7i i2i7, 1880 2soo Part 2YHed by
Judge wcstbrook mo 1894. Part 3-Hed by Judge
Lawrence. l7S4 e74s 2o57 s27, 1916 7So, 2ls6,
695 500 SIS, 5S3, $50 1869 2229, 1905
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Chief
zoe, 500, sos 7sl, se7, s57, $50, sSi i47S Part -
Held by Judge Speir.-Nos 1890 642 930 966 $685.
92s 4s6 l2ls S6a sS4 sS4, saS, 72e 92o y56 o5S us
COMMON PLEAs-EoUIrr TxRx-Hed by Judge j. F.
Day.-No. o.
COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Van Hoesen-Nos 57S, COG, 1899 1902 500, s91 S92,
5s9 1s23h ISL 2ls4 22sl, $780, 17o7 $50 22l7 Part
9y Judge sos nan ds0 se 1907 6 1S M
1447, l44s'
Justice Shea-Nos 1906. 1928, 1924 S3l9 1886, 1914,
GAIA 1888 1904 3625 $685. 3707 $751; $780, 22l2 Part
2-Held by Judge McAdam--Nos $3.50, 6304, 5S61 ATS
47S9 1882 4l63 1916 3723 $685. 62l4 6407 64l6 6456
3267 Part 3-Hed by Judge Sheridan--Nos. 554S,
5543 62l6 6l79 GAIL 65o5, 66 3S99 34oO 57s5, 56S4
6092 50lS, 5593, 160
COURT or GENERAL SESsIoNs-Held by Judge Glider
sleeve.-The People John AcMahon robbery;
Same vs. John Moloney, burglary; Same VS. Joseph
Cornell and John McAsur, burglary; Same vs Edward
Barrett and John Hunter, burglary; Same VS. Thomas
Ryan, burglary; Samevs Frederick Braun, burglary;
Same James Ryan, grand larceny Same Henri,
eta Mean, grand larceny; Same Frank Hess, grand
larceny; Same We. Joseph Townsend, grand larceny;
Same John hcPaull grand larceny; Same VS.,
James f. Boyle grand larceny; Same VS.. Mary Duffy,
grand larceny; Same VS.. Henry NJ. Eagan grand lar
ceny; Same VS.. John williamson, grand larceny; Same
VS.. Peter Soden grand larceny; Same Bethol Reese
and Isaac Gluck, grand larceny Same VS. Jacob Bauer
grand larceny; same VS. Mary Mayer, grand larceny
Same vs. Rosanna Boyne, petit larceny ;iSame Rich
ard Spencer, petit larceny; Same VS. James Cullen.
false pretences; Same VS. William McEwain, larceny
Same vs. William II. Seaman. petit larceny; Same vs.
John Smith and James Higgins, petit larceny; Same
VS. Thomas hcGarry, petit larceny Same VS.. Jacob
Phillips and Thomas Stacy, petit larceny; Same VS.
Thomas McCarrey, petit larceny.
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The inquest on the body Of Mary knight who was
killed by being pushed down the cellar steps Of No S45
waier street by her husband, on the evening Of the
10th nst when she fell against glass door which cut
her throat was held yesterday the Fourth precnci
station house by Coroner Wotman
The testimony given by the several witnesses Of the
affair coincide with the account published In the
HERALD and the jury rendered verdict "that CO.
ceased came to her death from hemorrhage from in
ciscd wound OF the throat the result Of accidental
fall into the basement Of house No. 345 Water street.
while being showed by her husband, John knight Jan
uary 10 1876, and the prisoner remanded 70 the
Tombs to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
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THE. LECTURE SEASON.

r ECTURES TO LADIES BY ANNA d. FRENCH. NJ D.
IL at Chicksrng II all 5th and 18th II.
Opening of the physiology and Hygiene
IS Specially Applied 20 Women"
TODAY Uuesday. at 80 L. M.-Sublect. Girls"
StereOpticon Illustrations
Tickets course 81 single soc At Brentanos 30 Union
square; Schuberhs % Union square. and a. the door
DREsBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH, MADISON
ay OF SD sLectures illustrated with photo
graph views by the pastor Rev ChAs Robinson, D. ID
l. Tuesday January Is-"Paris and the First Empire p
Thursday January 2O"Pars and the Second Empire ..
Tuesday January 2J"London and Westminster Abbey -
4 Thursday January 27-"London and the Tower" Com
mencng punctually at quarter before o'clock Admis
tho Of four lectures 81 so to single lecture
Tickets be obtained at Scribners book store
743 Broadway, aud at the door.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan II, lS1d
In the Court OF Appeals today the following busI-
transacted
No. eL Maria Louisa Clark, respondent, VS.. The
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company ct al ,
appellants Argued by Lyman Treman, OF counsel
for appellants and by William A. Beach for respond
enL
No. 81. Joseph A. Peasant, appellant w. John Gar.
cia, impleaded, &C. respondent Argued by ~ c.
Moak, Of counsel for appellant and by b. L. Valentine
for respondent
No. ,127. Samuel Shner, appellant VS. Thomas
Prudin, respondent Argued by Charles Jones, Of
counsel for appellant, and by Edgar for respondent
No. 12S The Cayuga Lake Railroad Company VS.
George A Kyle, appellant Submitted.
No 100. Samuel L NJ Barlow, ct al, respondents
vs. Maria J. Myers, appelant-Argued by d. Pratt, OF
counsel for appellant, and by james Larocque for
spondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The suit of Eaathan Sweet against the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company and Aureus Morrison ct al came up
in the Supreme Court Kings County, yesterday, before
Judge Gilbert motion Of counsel for defendants Tor
order appointing Commissioner to take testimony
in Minnesota The action is TO recover large amount
of money for work done in grading the Northern
Pacific Railroad The plaintiff claims that the engineer
in estimating the labor performed, underestmated TO
the amount of 200 900 yards and this he alleges was
done through fraud and colusion with the defendant
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision
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MoSrEvERDE-hBYERs On Monday January II
1876 the residence OF the bride, No 1858 West 2sd
ST., by the Rev Father Kane Of ST. Patrick's Cath.
edra WILLIAM MoSTKvKRDE to MARY E. MgYERs both
OF this city, formerly Of Newtown, Long Island
RUssKLL-MURRAY-0n "Wednesday January 10, at
the residence Of the brides parents, by Rev J. VI.
Pullman, VIOLA, daughter OF Andrew Murray TO Will
LIAM RUSSELL. both OF this city
SIEBER-w wEISBERG.-On Sunday, January 10. LOUIS
sIEBSR to AMELIA, daughter Of Robert Weinberg No
cards
TAYLoR-FERGUsoS "Wednesday, the f2th inst
by Rev. r. T. Hlscox d. D. at Mount Vernon, n. Y,
FRANK r. TAYLOR 10 JENNIE 2. FERGUSON, both OF the
above village
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HELP FOB THE SICK.

Accsrding TO a resolution adopted BY the commis-
Of Charities and Correction yesterday Super
ntendent Of the Outdoor Poor KeIlock will address
letter 70 the former district physicians, requesting
them 70 ocr their services gratutousy in visiting and
prescribing tor the sick poor Of their districts through
out the citr.
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sponded that he thought hs treatment was perfectly
christian ana proper that he always aimed 70 have IL
80 IA Tue sght OF Cod and men and that t other
ence Wl have this matter in part before 1t next week
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kiibreth.
THE ExcIsE LAW

THE Rxc1SE LAW.
captain lyman, Of the Sixteenth precinct made a
raid Sunday upon all liquor dealers in the precinct
who selling liquor The result was the arrest Of
twonty y-Gve. They locked up over night in the
station house. and yesterday appeared before Judge
Kiibreth, who held them in 500 each to answer.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF CLOTHING.
Henry Young, OF No S56 West Thirty-sixth street,
held In ST. 900 10 for stealing ssl worth Of
clothing from William stucrner, who resides in the
same house
BURGLARY IN WEST STREET.
On Sunday evening the premises No l2a west street
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. II, IS1B.
The following is the calendar OF the Supreme Court
General Term, for Tuesday, January 1S:-Nos 11e 100
122 lbs 100, 1885, 1885, 13o, 143, lac, 147, l4s, 150
l52, l64, 2s, 32, As, SO and 6s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE UNITED STATE
L for the Southern District OF Illinois. January Tern
1876.
Abram B. Bayils Trustee.
The Pekin. Lincoln and DeeAtu
Railroad Cnmnanv 81 al

The Pekin. Lincoln and Decatur NhAhceU'
Railroad Company ct al.
To BoNDHoLDEts SAID PKKIs, LIScoLS AND DK-
RAILROAD COMPANY
Of the OF the Court rendered in tho
above Untitled cause the 4h day OF January A 1875
each Of you hereby notified produce before
my office, In tho city of Springfield Ill, within forty
days from this date for the OF enabling to state
the accordance with the tho above
toned all bonds held aud issued by the said
Pekin Lincoln and Decatur Railroad Company" Dated a.
Springfield, ILL., this 4th dsy Of January, 1915
Master in Chancery.
CUPREME COURr.-IN THE MATTER OF THR Pc
= tton OF the New York Elevated Railroad Company -
The undersigned Commissioner appointed under By
of orders made in the above matter the pera
the Supreme the Of New York held
and for the First department tho Court House in the
OF New York the lot day OF December 1879. and tho
other the 18th day Of January 1876 pursuant the
visions chapter 6O6 of the Laws OF 1873 determine
whether the railway referred said orders ought bs
and operated by the Now York Elevated Rail
road Company, over. through and along the
referred In said orders specified In she
upon which said orders made which petition
filed the Office the Clerk Of the City and County OF
York the day Of December 1875 do hereby appoint
the Goth day Of January instant at IL o'clock in the fore
the City Hail. in the city Of New York the time
place when and where they will hear all parties in
terested In said matter
Dated NEv YoRK, J an IS. 1874
o PALMER,
EVERETT p. WHEELER.
Il. LAURENCB
Commissioners
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Judge Gildersleeve,


MORE ABOUT THE FLORENCE CLUB.
Judge Gildersieeve last week sentenced 10 State
Prison for twenty years. under conviction OF highway
robbery, young man named Timothy o'Connor, who
belonged to an organization in the Eighteenth ward
known as the Florence Club" Yesterday Thomas
brennan, aged twenty-two member Of the same
ganizaton arragned, charged with having, tho
night OF December 81, in company with two others,
assaulted and robbed David Gunn OF No 43 East FIJI
teenth street brennan pleaded guilty and sent
to State Prison for years
Frederick Meyer, q gray haired German, tried
and convicted OF having broken into the premises Of
Edward Rapp, No. 833 East Ninth street, the 9th
inst and stolen therefrom bedstead worth 81 which
he disposed Of to second hand dealer named Patrick
Sannon for 81 25 Five years in State Prison the
penalty imposed
A BATCH OF BOY CRIMINALS
John Mahon, OF No. s54 West Fortieth street. and
Robert A. Elliott, Of No 34 West Forteth street,
youths, arragned the charge Of having De-
cember "a in company with another lad who has not
yet been arrested entered the house Of Morris Kahn
and carried on silverware and ewelry valued S271
They pleaded guilty and sent TO State Prison for
fourteen months
James o'Brien, aged seventeen, OF No. SO Mott
street. pleaded guilty 20 picking the pocket or Herman
B. Vessel Jr, OF No s2i West Twenty.afth street. OF
ten cent stamp the 7th OF this month. He was sent
70 State Prison for eighteen months
John Callahan, aged nineteen, Of No 113 Elizabeth
street was sent State Prison for years for stoal
ing atty i've cents from the change pocket Of Charles
G. Price Of No 269 West Tenth street. on the 9Th inst
John Haley, aged seventeen Of No S Mott street,
who, on the 5th inst, broke into the liquor OF
Patrick Cough No. 167 Mulberry street. and stole 81
worth OF cigars and SIS 40 in money pleaded guilty
and was sent 70 State Prison for two years
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THE PoRT wARDENs.

The Board OF Port wardens yesterday sent It's annual
report 10 the State Comptroller The receipts and
pendtures the Board for the year ending December
al 1878 were:- Expen-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

HoRAL--BEuTLER On Monday January II N,,
MORAL to bNrTINA BEurLER both Of this city. 40
cards.
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,roclamation made and Court adjourned

ALBANY, Jan. II, Ib1b.
The following is the day calendar OF the Court OF Ap
peals for Tuesday, January lS-Nos l30 $50, 90 lS3,
l3o l4o 14l, l43.
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MUSICAL.

A GENTLEMAN TEACHES PIANOFORTE, ORGAN
~ Harp. Harmony pupils residence, $40 quarter Ad
dress TEACHER. box I29 Herald Uptown Branch ohies
l265 Broadway.
A -INSrRuCrIoN on PIANoFoRrE, ORGAN, SING
~. Ing pupils residence; $40 quarter pupils taught
English French and Italian languages also pro-
pared for Address with residence MUSICAL, box
14O Herald Uptown Branch office, ,265 Broadway.
MISS LOUISA MORRISON FIRST SOPRANO OF
l Dominican church dor past tive years., Ia for
gagement in Protestant Catholic church Address 1St
East I'D ST.
61 PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, ORGAN
PlO. Violin, Guitar Flute, Singing. practice free
HUMMING BIRD PIANO WAREROOMS. u East 18th
ST., near Union square.
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INSTRUCTION.


T Sl5.-PAINE'S EXPERIMENT OF GIVING rIRBE
~ months instruction. bookkeeping Commercial Arth-
mec Writing. SIS, months Writing 81, induces
hundreds TO attend 81 Bowery.
BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON. coNN-HoMB
ID comforts. healthy location, thorough instruction:
moderate. Address AUGUSTUS WHITLOCR
LNGLISH HAND FOR LADIES.-MR DOLBEAR
II l93 Broadway. stiffness. crampng
bling. teaches stylish handwriting; privately $2
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THE KNIGHT INQUEST.

.........~....s42.7ie 70
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An extra copy OF either the Magazine, Weekly
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-22

Christmas and New Years---Go to NJ
Keller's for your Wines and Brandies. Goods
delivered to all parts of the city free. deceit