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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

JANEINO, MnTch y,
The coffee market Ia unchange 300 40 res per
klogrammes good hrss Exchange London 25sl
coffee IL unchanged Prices aimed az
$500 $50 reis per klogrammes Ior superior.
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Delivered on contract bales For future delivery tho
sales Enthusiastically after two 4. MAprii 800
bales AZ lyysc May, 100 I3 Isle oOO Is 8. ice
June. 800 a. l3se, 900 At 10 l532c; August 100 at
10 I5-1Oc Total, LOO bales To-Day up two 4. NJ.
April I2sc 400 Al ~ 29S2c, OO Al ~ l5-l6c,
loo ~ 2932c 400 at ~ lJldc 800 at C.. May. 6OO
At rs 5S2c 80 az rs 3l6c.. l2D at rs 7a2c LOO At
1sc, 400 at rs y32c 100 al l34c, so at ID 732c,
131c at 10 032c. 30 at IS O. Ice June. 7UO
az l81sc 100 q 10 17-32c, 3OO - 0-1Gc.. 900
I7-51c. 0ldc., 10 at rs l032c. July. 100
10 l3-8c So 13 25-32c, 100 10 l3i0c August.
40 l3 Ji2c 100 - - lol0c, 800 at 10 81 2c 30
1fc Total. 1920 bales Grand total $500 bales
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKKr-LIvKRPooL March
Evening. g.-Common rosn, Is. I'd Dc.
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-stanod-Good ordinary, 05ldc strlct good ordinary,
10 low midang 10 I5-ioc. middlng. IL I3-lOc
sales A. fOlowas--
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CoPARTNERsIuPs.

-
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned under the firm
Wilson Co this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The outstanding business Of the late firm will be settled by
the firm, Johnson Miles whose adv
low attention is invited New York. March ?. 1875
HENRY j. JOHNSON.
JOSEPH WILSON, Jr
BENJAMIN T. WILSON.
WALTER V. MILES.
CoPARTNERSHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
this day formed copartnershp under the firm u
johnson Miles and will continue the business Of the late
firm Of johnson. Wilson 4 Co New York. March ,. 1876
HENRY j. JOHNSON.
WALTER " MILES.
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5000 e's, 81. l2sH $4,000 SIS, c, 81. 1857
10000 US 5-2U.c, '65.n ll9
$1,000 Dist Col 3. e5,s.

$1,000 Dist Col 3.65is.
700 @ a n ~ &C b.
1000 Mich Cen rs. -.
2OCOO liar LIST, rs, c..
1000 North Mo LIST. -.
500 G. L lSt, q x o..
5000 I'm Pac RR lst..
5000 ST l. X | Mt I'd.
1000 Z, Ft w A & LIST.
~ IL AAnAraA AnAlI.
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Government bonds were lower, In sympathy with
gold and the market generally quiet till near the
close when prices improved and there good de-
mand from financial institutions. In tho London mar
ket bonds have become scarce-so much so that some
of the foreign bankers who have been Tree sellers for
some time past behind in their deliveries here.
Railroad and bonds in fair request and gen.
orally lrm, without important change
COAL TRADE.
The quantity of coal from the Schuylkill region
for the past week. according TO the Pottsville 4,aers
Journal l2026 tons, against l6 s42 tons for the
corresponding week Of 1875; decrease 4sl6 tons The
quantity sent Tor the year 500 444 tons, against
467 a2S for the period OF last year; increase
81, 527 Tho quantity sent from all the regions
for the year was:-Anthracite, 22ll,5ls tons btu
minous 5l4935 tons; total 2.726, 453 tons, against
2l3 l47 tons anthracite and 436 S54 tons bItumnous
Total 26l0 DOL for the corresponding period Of
last year. Increase OF anthracite, Ss,S7l tons;
crease OF bitumnous, 7s0sl tons. Total increase,
ll6 ASP tons
CHESAPEAKE ASD OHIO
The consent of majority over S. 800 900 each class)
OF the holders Of the per cent hrst mortgage bonds
and OF tho per cent mortgage Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, having been given to the plan OF
ganIzaton recently submitted TO them through Fisk
Hatch an election is progress Of Committee
OF Purchase and Reorganization for The purpose of
carrying out such plan, to whom will be delegated all
the necessary powers tho promises Tho vote for
the election OF the committee Is being taken by mail
All bondhoders who have already assentcd TO the plan
OF reorganization or may assent before the election Is
closed shall be entitled 10 The polls Will be
closed April TO- when the i've persons who have re-
cevod representing the largest number OF bonds
OF each class shall be declared elected Provided how
ever that IL any time before that any i've per-
shall receive votes representing a majority in
amount OF all the bonds at that timo represented tho
said persons may declared July elected as such Com.
mi,tee OF Purchase and Reorganization and enter At
once upon the discharge OF their duties
FINANCES
despatch from France says COPIES OF the Budget
1877 have been distributed among the Senators and
Deputies, The revenue is estimated at 1884 400 600
and expenditures at $3.50, 40o. 600 No increase OF
taxation is proposed" The preamble OF the Budget
says:-'Our resources are not greater than our re-
quirements None Of the receipts Of the Treasury
at present be spared The government viii not
avail itself Of the power to borrow S. 900 from the
Bank OF France On the contrary, IL will be able to re.
fund So 600 700 by antiepatory payment The Treas.
ury Will have completely repaid the Bank OF france by
1919 This Will sct FREQ $50 600 900 yearly II will be
only possible to propose reduction Of taxes
after this Is accomplished"
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

Shortly alter eleven O'Clock yesterday morning the
screams OF attracted the attention OF officer
McAyoy the Sixth sub precinct Brooklyn the ten
emcni house No 62O Flushing avenue repairing to
the scene he found lying on the noor OF an
apartment terribly dislgurcd covered with blood
Near by stood man. tho proved TO be her husband.
with a piece OF plank ia his hand. which he had
used as budgeon upon the wrctched woman.
Her left eye was Knocked out OF the
socket the sight being destroyed forever, and her
scalp was icaruly lacerated. The ambulance removed
the unfortunate woman TO the hospital. Tho fellow,
whose name William Dovlin aged twenty years,
was locked up 10 The Flushing avenue station house
await examination. He under the Influence Of
uouor wnen arrested. The woman, Mrs Margaret
Devlin who twenty-five years OF age Is In preca-
rious condition.
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THE woRKINGMEN's UPRISING.

THE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS REvIvING WITH
THE RETURN OF SPRING. CONVENTION TO
BE HELD AT PIrTsBURG.
With the opening Of spring and the revival of trade
the various labor organizations mastering their
forces the old agitation for adequate compen
sation, and continue their struggle against the al
legged rule OF the capitalist the workingman. The
moro practical OF life have obtained with the
organized workingmen, and while Sunday is ira
dtona day OF rest and prayer with the masses they
accept II rather as day of opportunity for the hold
ing OF their meetings While the millionaire is being
driven TO church the workngmen wend their
way TO the several meeting rooms. The German
workingmon who began TO organize societies through
the United states about Two years ago. now have
representative branches in every ward OF New York
CITY from the Battery to the limits OF weslchester
This order, named tho SOCIAL Democratic Working
mems Party has for It's specified objects the following:
To render the operative production and distribution
OF wealth. upon national scale, legally practicable; to
explain how be carried OUT TO assist all attempts
10 organize and educate the working classes cstb
lish journal the purpose OF crtcisng the present
supposed false political social conditions and direct
ing attention ~ the supreme necessity Of emancipation
OF tho working classes from the control VI the
capitalist The meeting held yesterday at No.
ls9 Bowery, which called by the Social democratic
Workngmens Party TO discuss the present condition
and future prospects Of labor Also TO organize and
Tree themselves from 1.-THE ring rule Of capital serving
political parties stated by Mr. Bennett OF Newark
who opened the meeting. The hall was COM
Iortably hled The speakers determinedly held that
an absolute severance from all political parties
most wholesome resolve Tor the work ingmen adopt
at the start The shameful examples of rcachery aud
dishonesty by trusted and honored at the very
OF the nation should deter the pioneers of the
workingmen's cause from reposipg any confidence In
the present political leaders Invitations have been
sent by party 10 all the labor organizations In the
United States to attend convention ut Pttsburg,
the 18th Apri next for the purpose of discussing
the most practicable method of concentrating the n-
nuences Of the general labor movement. Then, Is
hoped, that certain differences OF opinion now exist
ing among workingmen's societies may be harmoni
ously adjusted. the above organ ization has about
g. 600 representatives in this city. The acknowledged
stronghold OF this important movement is IN
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white Michigan 81 90; round lots No white Michigan
offered ~ 47i Corn quiet ~ 6fc doc Barley nom
inaliy unchanged; No Canada held AT oe No BAY,
sa5 for unbotsd per ton Msed Shorts. SIS; shpstus
Si9i middlings. 81 per ton. ,, NJ a. ,s-a
Rocsipts-Flour. 6,2o0 bbs wheat, $1,000 bushels;
s So.H @ eI Sb. rS S 5000
bushels; corn, 5000 do; oats. 10000 do barley,
1000 do. Flour hrm and In good demand; sales $40
ss7 IS for amber 81 IS So IS for white 50 $40 new
process Wheat inactive; quotations entirely nominal
Corn dull and firm; sales OF three ON track al arc,
old 65e in Oats retailing only Rye in
mess Lard hfm a Seeds firm. - % 81 Is for
timothy 50 $40 for medium clover. $40 $40 80 for large
clover, outside selling prices highwines DUH nomnaY
81 10 TOR city made. - - -.
Flour steady moderate demand Wheat steady moderate
demand; No. 2 white Wabash, 81 3s1s bd No. white
Michigan held - ~ Is; do, 81 SI amber Mich
S 81 2S APRIL y 2 MIy ss,s ss IL s sSd
Michigan red SIDE Corn hrm, fair demand; high mixed.
spot and April 81 isc; May Bike; low mixed ole. do.
Kansas, o. isc no grade, ase damaged, tsc Oats H.
Kseelpts-Fiour 100 bills wheat. 900 bushels;
1900 do oats, 5000 do shipments-Flour, 100 bills;
wheat 1000 bushels; corn 5000 do
CHIcAco. March as 1876.
Flour steady: unchanged. Wheat aull declined. closed
No do. 0Oc rejected Corn in fair demand; lower;
No. mixed. 45Jsc i6c. spot 4sc April. 4s5e a4sse
May; rejected. 4oc. Oats steady. unchanged Barley
steady and rm 57tc May Rye steady and hrm AZ Doc
May S22 90 June Lard unsettled and lower at is 10
spot, Si3 20 $l3 921& May $l4 10 ga lata June.
Bulk meats eaer but not quotaby lower Whiskey scarce
and firm At 81 "a Recepts-s1no bbls nonr ~ Op bush
7Oj do. shipments Oo bills nour. 1900 bushels
wheat, 900 do eorn 600 do oats 100 do. barley
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THE BATTERY SEATS.
To THE EDlroa or ruE HrRALD:-

To THE EDlroR or THR HKRALD:-
Will you not suggest TO the Park Commissioners
that the nne weather approaches they should place
some OF the seats in the Battery the circum-
ference OF the curve facing the water2 When the sun
shines that white composite pavement, IL Is not
only painful but very hurlul 10 the eyes Nor would
one scarcely believe what difference there Is In the
atmosphere between the outer railing and the seats
twenty feet back. II any doubts the material
difference watch exists, let him take tho nrst
bright day and try H. The trouble with all our parks
particularly the minor ones, Is that the people who
plan them do not use them for pedestrian rcstful
purposes but almost exclusively for driving; hence
sitting they placed with view TO general effect"
and not the comfort Of the occupants But by all
means let an ample supply OF seats be placed on the
Battery, where visitors enjoy the tho
water without having their eyes burnt out by that
glazing white pavement OLD RESIDENT.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. March %. 1876
STRAIGHTFORWARD fair and hrm; higher grades have
advanced. Nos 10 TO II Dutch standard, b4 reals
gold arrobe; Nos 10 TO 20 Dutch standard IA e
reals moasses sugars. Nos 10 ~ ~ reals; eoneen
trated sugars fair good quality, 81 Sa reals musco
sugars fair 5 reals; do, alr to good
refining, 81 81 reals; centrifugal sugars, Nos II to 49,
in boxes, ~ reals; do, in hhdS, IA IA reals
Stock in warehouse Havana and Maanras 0OO boxes
and 1900 hhds Receipts of the week, $1,000 boxes and
i45oO hhds Exports Of the week 1900 boxes and o %
hhds including 1000 boxes and 1900 hds To the United
States Moiasses fiat; 30 degrees polarization 3 reals
per krg; at Matanzas. a "a reals. Bacon ssS
S4S per owt Butter S65 SO per quntal. for Amert
Flour, 1871 So per bbl for American. Jekod beef
At all parts Of the island. 26oOO Hams W SO per
qunta for American cured Lard In kegs ~ SO per
qunta do in tins, S47 $i0 Potatoes - 80 ~ per
Dbl Tallow ST so per quinta Onions, 80
$ll for American Shocks quiet box. sA reals Sugar
hhds dull "A l8 reals molasses hhds. ~ 20 reals
White navy beans ~ "a reals arrODe. Chewing to-
bacco SIS s57 per quinta Corn, ioia II reals per
Hoops dull aud prices dcclnng long shaved s4s
ALSO per NJ Freights hm rise Is expected Loading at
points the north coast OF Cuba Tor the United
States-Per sugar 75c Loading at Havana
for the United Staiesper hid OF sugar, ~ ~ 23 per
hid fnonsses - 90 Loading at ports the north
ofcubs outsiae ports for the United ss.es-per hid Of
sugar 81 - so per hid OF molasses - % 81 Spanish
gold, 22s 10. Exchange on London, Ia 10 premium
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DOMESTIC MARKETs.

GALVESTON March 25 1916
Cotton arm: middling. lSe. low middlng. i2c good
ordinary, iOssc Net receipts 9ie bales gross vAs tx
ports e0astwise, 253. Sales, 5o5. stock, a, fU3
Nav ORLEANS. March rs. 1876
hrm; middling. i5scs low middiing Use rood
ordinary, lOtac Net receipts 5O27 bales gross. 53O4
Expors-To Great Britain 1904; TO France. iv7I sales
500. stock. ~, iU7.
MoBuLK. March rs 1870
Cotton firm; mddlng. I3c. Low middling. lie good
ordinary. lie Net receipts. 507 bales sales. LOO.
stock. 1887. -
SAvANxaH March 70, 1876
Cotton drm. middlng. he low nddng he. good
ordinary 1O5tc Net receipts 5S5 bales gross 7f5 Exports
coastwise 3I1. sales. ,JJu. stock. 2U.s14
CHARLESTON March rs. 1876
Cotton drmor; middlng. i31sc i5a4c low middling,
12l,c 2asc good ordinary. lie. Ike Net receipts
500 bales Exports the Continent. S4u sales, OOU
stack. 2T.O05 . -
Spirits turpeutine quiet SIZE. kosin hrm 81 90
TOR strained. Tar steady ~ 81 " .
tlsur unchan gcd sales 500 bbis eat SHADY. No
Milwaukee slu6 "a 40s No white NieLgaA VI W; exIra
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No 20 Grove st. on Monday, March 81 at haiEpas. on
O'Clock.
PRocH.-At her residence IS Eas. llst ST. Of paraly
sis. on Friday. March "a, Mira SARAn PROcn.
Funeral on Monday March ~. from Reformed EpiS
copal church, Madison ay and 47h ST., at one ococi
PuRDY-on Saturday, 25th inst, ADrLxE D., eldes
daughter OF the late J. Henry and Susan W. Purdy;
Funeral services az the residence OF her grandiather
Rev. David Terry, No "a TN ST., Monday afternoon
at four o'clock.
QrMBY.-On the evening Of March IS OF typhoi,
pneumonia, JAMES DEWITT QrINBY, aged AZ years
Funeral at his late residence $50 est a5th
ST., on Monday, at three r. ~ Relatives and frendi
are invited.
R1Lsr sunday. 2sth inst KATE. wife of VIII
lam " q. Ribiet daughter OF Isaac Du Bots, aged q
years
Funeral on Tuesday, tho 2Sth inst at II o'clock
from l4lst st. second door east OF Alexander av
Friends aud relatives are invited to attend without fur
srELY-At Mclean, N Y, on Saturday March 25
SARAH sEELY, widow OF the late Robert seely, OF
Funeral on Tuesday March 2s at St Stephens
church, Mburn, n j. on arrival Of IL 20 train, Morris
and Essex Railroad, from New York
sLoAs-on Friday, March "a, Miss MARY SLOAN, OF
paralysis OF the heart
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
sister Mrs Jane Cunningham, l24 East cath ST., on
Monday the eth lnsL at twelve O'clock
SMITH saturday 10th inst, at Elizabeth, y. j.,
her age.
Tuesday, mt three O'Clock NJ Friends OF the family
respectfully invited TO attend
soLELIAc.-On Sunday, 10Th lust, MARGUERITE An
TnoSY infant daughter OF Louis and Ella Soleac, aged
months
Friends OF the family invited TO attend the
funeral, on Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock IRON the
residence oil her grandfather, Mr. Solcac, No. l3i
West doth 81.
TIcHRSoR---At Morristown, y. j., on Saturday 25th
inst, MrS ESTHER HAYES TIcHENoR widow OF the late
Ira Tchenor, of Richmond Va, aged 50.
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs George Vail this
Tuesdny) morning ten o'clock A. NJ. Train leaves New
York at I :l5 ana Newark at 80 A. NJ
TREDERIcKs-A the residence of her brother, 3S9
Marc Ara
KATE TREDERIcKs. aged 20 years.
The friends OF tho family, also chose OF her brother,
NJ. II. Maggie, invited TO attond the funeral
Tuesday, March 2s from church OF 81. Michael 32d
st. and 9th av at eleven o'clock where solemn high
Of QUEEN will be offered up tor the repose OF hcI
soul.
WOODRUFF Suddenly, Saturday, March %,
CArHARiNE, A. beloved wife of David w. Woodruff, and
daughter OF Robert Graham, deceased.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, from her late residence No 36i
East sth ST., on Tuesday, March 2s at two o'clock
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has been strong for long sterling and somewhat weaker
for demand; but few bills offered. The rates Of
exchange allow the shipment of gold and this
would have been larger but Tor the limited business in
sterling.
The Bank of tho State OF New York has been paying
of depostors during the week. and the question OF
a resumption of business by the institution will be
settled ut a meeting OF the stockholders 10 be held
April6
VALUE OF CURRENCY SILVER.
The following shows the value in gold OF 500 green
backs (Treasury notes, including fractional currency
and National Bank notes. at twelve O'Clock today and
at the hour Of the days named:-
Mch 25. Mch 81 Mch. % Ach % Aeh 81. Aeh 20.
$S743 ss752 SS762 Ss152 sS7.Il Ss1.S2
The price of silver in London has advanced TO 53d per
This makes the value gold Of 500 subsidiary
silver coin. called Big Bonanza currency, $50 ~.
BULLION
The following were late quotations in gold for COINS
and bullion-
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AscHER -0n Sunday, March %. at forty five minutes
past O'Clock A. NJ, Bella, youngest daughter Of
Ad0lph aud Amalia Ascher aged years aud months.
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend tho fun.
ora from the residence OF her parents $50 I'd av on
Monday, Marcn ~, at ten o'clock
BAIsLKY--At Astoria, on Frday. March "a, WATSON
BAisIEY, In the o3d year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the fu-
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THE BROOKLYN PENITENTIARY.

At the next meeting Of the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors, Wednesday, a committee will be APP
pointed TO investigate the escapes which have recently
taken place from the Pentenuary II probable that
among the reforms which Will be recommended will be
the organization OF guard ~ keep watch al night on
no wall
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THE CAR QUESTION.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

ahout entering into discussions On constitutional
noints Mr. whitney distinctly declared that he never
+xchaneed a word with Assembiyman klllan concern
15r the ono Seat No Fare" bill and that he had
knowledge OF any engagement appointment with
h,m for last Monday TO consider the merits or de-
merits OF that measure Mr. Whitney did not desire,
20 appear a. hostile TO tho legislator,
,ut he fact was that he had very little communca
Ion with him At any time.
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S Sss " NJ ~ "a r@lsn rsede. 81 esf
Chie4h ...iioA iios Missouri Pae ish ls's
IMPORTS KxPoRrs
The total imports since January were s79 sos, 75o,
against $50 1884, 700 in 1875 and 500 $40 7S7 in ls7A
The exports Of produce were s5S, 07e, against
s53 ss5 OIL IN 1875 and $6z ol4e76 in 1874 The total
exports Of specie Sill $780, against SIS SaS
in 1873 and 81, $50, l4o IN 1874.
COMMERCIAL EVENTS
are unim porant and in their relationship 10 specua-
ton produced apprecable effect better feeling
said animate the grain trade, the iron interest
presents more hopeful aspect provisions have i'm
proved cotton more active, and in general mer-
chandse fair business done. The outlook. how
ever, is not stimulative and three months
likely to eapse before shall feel the force OF the
swelling tide II a noteworthy fact that many Of our
wholesale merchants are not counting largely on
country trade the direct result Of tho Cenienniai
Exhibition, ana argue, not without reason that con.
sumers, especially OF dry goods who intend 10 visit
Philadelphia and New York during the year. will re-
train from purchasing their supplies until they reach
the other Of these financial centres where they
will DO brought face 10 face with the latest styles This
will be good local retailers; but the coun
try merchant MEANWHILE Is likely to do more or less
OF patient penance.
rHS xARKEr
has shown a somew hat hardening tendency borrowers
being supplied at and per cent, with sxcep-
tionay higher and owor rates. This is doubtless due
to the larger which for the moment Is being made
OF currency in the country where the spring settle
ments pending. Considerable amounts have
already been shipped to the interior by our local instr
tutlons and others will follow, but eventually the sum
will again nnd its way to this centre and the summer
will probably DO characterized by the usual OF that
The note brokers quote mercantile paper as
iolows:-
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKE

PROVIDENCE r. L. March rs. 1876.
Sales Of printing cloths Tor the week % 800 pieces the
quot ations for the week uominaly Sae. &C. Tor
standard and extra 04x64 but sales reported above
the lower figures
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
DIED.

KArsER-Mosk s.-JAccB KAYsRR TO Miss RACHEL
MosEs both OF this city No cards
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

q Enn WANTED AND PERSONAL SUPP kNlSlON
spJVO " Investor conduct enter einnent. on
close inspe invited Address FORTUNE, Herald
Uptown branch offce.
do 00n LA INVENTOR HAS PLACED IN MY
Dz.OOO. hands. for sale for 5000 process that
be sold To 600 firms Ia this city within the next six
months, from 80 500 further capital
quired Address Professor 5. w. b. Herald Office.
&1 000 WILL Buy ONE SINCE YEARS. WELL
'Dt.OUO established Manufacturing Business paying
from "a 90 40 per cent Address h. r.. Herald Office
Cl; nN0 PARTNER WANTED AS CASHIER;
pO.OOO. legitimate, respectable cash business. yield
ing large income. without rsk toll security Apply AZ l4O
West 4th
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

Y AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, OF NEAT
n and quiet habits. Upper Part of house. with
responding family Address, with terms and location j. IL
o.. box 5v4 Greenwich st.
ylYANTED-A LARGE MODERN HOUSE, FUR
w nished unfinished just oil 9th Address
NJ, Ill East DIST 81.
IITANTED TO LEASE FOR ONE YEAR WITH PRIvL
w lege OF renewal. Mt moderate rent. good szet
Dwelling House, location between I'D aud 10th sts Madi
and 9TH Only stating particulars desired
address W. s., Sc Broadway.
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In the Country.

A RESIDENCE REQUIRED FOR SMALL FAM
N. ily within Ia hours Of New York must be healthy
to exceed $500 per year Address HOOPER, Herald
Uptown Branch Office.
LNURNISHED HOUSE WANTED IN COUNTRY TILL
IL December l. 1876, within hour from 42d st. high
ground. depot stamford, rarrtown Yonkers
ierred not exceeding 800 Address CASH. box si'
Post office.