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New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

The Senate is not in the mood for starting
committees of inquiry. If Mr.. Davis had shown
greater ability in supporting his attack on the
bookkeepine of the Treasury, he might have
kept up the debate little longer Du'
the result would probably have been the
same. We shall some day have the Govern
ment's accounts overbauled, and possibly
simpler system put in place of the present be-
wildering methods; but tho reform is not
likely to originate in the present Senate.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

A general reduction of passenger rates on all
She trunk railway lines is promised during the
Centennial season. Tho roads will doubtless
find their profit in this, and greatly increase
the attendance at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

In the proceedings of the Cheap T. .sporta-
ton Association, the report of the Committee
on Terminal Facilities handles a subject OF the
highest Importance to this city. Cheap means
for transferring railroad freights to steamers
and sailing vessels have been almost utterly
wanting on our waterfront, and the trade
which we have refused to accommodate has
left our wharves. The report points out the
way to recall to this city the shipping that
now goes to BROOKLYN, jersey City, and Staten
Island. We must nave warehouses and eie-
vators on the water-line, and freight rail-
road beside them. Other cities are rapidly
gaining on us in this report, Boston especially
having made great strides in constructing such
facilities. 1t is time to be i'll haste about this
matter; delay means the loss of trade and
money.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

As we anticipated yesterday, the Demo
cratic primaries in Brooklyn resulted in the
election of the same General Committee which
wrought defeat in the late local contest there
All Mr. McLaughlin's protestations of thorough
reform still remain to be redeomed not half
dozen new men give character to the old and
dsreputabe organization which he heads.
About rs members still remain to be appoint
ed, and these, it is promised, shall be COM
posed of genuine refOrmers. Of course they
will be nothing of the sort. In the mean time
the new committee gains strength and gets the
patronage of the city government from the
Republicans, who naturally encourage the break
in the Democratic ranks There is 10 reason,
If the Republicans are wise and honest III their
party tactics, why they should not carry
Kings County on every local issue at the next
alpction
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

The ultra radicals it appears, are opposing
6efior Castear's election to the Spanish Cortes'
This was to be expected, since last Fall he
discountenanced conspiracy and declared that
the government of King Alfonso will in time
be overturned without Republican interference
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

There will be little comfort for the canal
thieves in the Governors message recommend
ing an increase Of the powers Of the Canal
Beard and the Commissioners. The intent to
push the prosecutions Is supplemented by the
remark that the Investigations already made
" Leave unexplored far more than has been
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

Returns come In slowly from the French
communal elections. 1t is evident, however,
that the Conservatives have succeeded in the
rural districts, while the large cities have con-
tinued strongly Republican. There is every
reason to conclude that the Republicans will
have a working majority in the new Senate.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

With single exception the speeches in the
House yesterday on the Centennial bill were
warm in the support of that measure. The
constitutional objections to it are almost the
emily weapons of the opposition, and the House
can find plenty of precedents for setting these
sside in a case where there is no room for
doubt about the public desire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE at a sacrifice, to close an estate
a I'M royed and unimprOvsi BROOKLYN PROPLrtb' ;
VARIOUS lois ana location. Apply 20 M JEREMIAH, 90
Hamltonave, Brooklyn
IHREE-STOBY frame house, 219 Atlantic
n ave, COurlst
Frame house, % Putlerst.
FuitouSt ~ ' 49, ''i''PP'0 ~ "''i
Three story brick aud frame houses 40 81 and % Nassau ST.
AhTeesIoTy name houses 2GG and % Washington 81.
GEO. r. BUTTON, 10 Waist, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Aurtion Sales of Real estate.

DY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
I'D the subscr viii sell public auction the Court
CITY NewOurgl ~ y, at II O'Clock
April 1876 the property situated in said city known the
NEWBURGH LAGER BEER BREWERY.
This brewery fully equipped AID ready for immediate
cupancy Is o the PROVERBS in the country 1t
capacity Of 500 barrels week the machinery
is of the improved kind and in perfect order an ice
Loose the connected with the brewery OF LOCO
tons capacity is nlied, and the lands comprise 80
For particulars apply at NcwbGrgh %
T. A. BREWSTER,
Plaintiff Attorney
JOHN b. KERR,
Receiver. &c, or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Gonnirp propsrtp Go Get.

A STORIA.-Furnished HOUSE, rent 81 200 (;
"A Is rooms modern improvements; plenty fruit beautiful
view 10 minutes walk from landings. Apply to Mrs LAW
EENCE. WaIdel-st nrenises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
no CAPITALISTS.

FN0 CAPITALISTS.
Il Tie following list OF property Ia offered for SALE by
resdbnt h up trUsj No $50 Madison
ave elias, foETstcy. hghsOOp honse p feet vie by
30 and hnished occupied cabinet WORK MR.
Tcrs aoG fixtures located between 53 and C0ss aud
hear Central PARK Price las been sSOOOO Pice hO" sO
COO gOsS. lily better.
No "a East 74ths 20xlOo; all the modern improvements
touI Story, high-stoOp brOWn.stoBs $4,000.
Grne Boulevard between 77th aud fStss at bargain
No lO6 East SOth- t., high stOOp hTO.DsObo, hfersOry
lS4GlOoi all modern inProy emens fixtures Sc II UGD
Ne ll( kaHt SOjh It, cOTGer X;tOuave l3XlOU, tICc
story hFhs o. brown stone; al imprOv, nents $zjbUO
No 1873 stsye, sGthst, 2Ox7O fOur.siOy, high
sto1p, brown stone; S2i 900.
10 lS25 4taye, south Of 86th.st 22x70 four
story, h -stoOp, bIOwlstole, $4,000.
No l34 East ll2th.st I7xlUO three tOry high stOOp
brown stone; Sl2, co. -
No. 81 East Gthst, 1885, three story, hlghstoop
bToTn-st1Be; $4,000
No 555 Ess ll2st, double tenement Ohio stone good Of
the KIND Sl5, 600
No ~ West 18Th ST., three story brown stone
lSaXlOi $4,000
No 81 ESs l2shst about 2SxlO0. threestory high s.,p
cottage: $40
Noe 60 aud 6 East l31sts threestor. higstoop brown
stone, about l7Il00; $4,000.
Terms easy For particulars ask HOMER MORGAN, No 2
Pine 4, OF HOPKINS CARRINGTON. No East I'D at.
(2o9D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
HOWARD THORNTON, Ref,

EIFTH- AVENUE.-JAM NJ. MILLER will
sell AZ auction 81 70 m. on TT ESDAN. Arr Al the EX
change esrooin broadway, by ordero Court in fore
closure the elegant four brown stone Ut 81 aid iOI
Fitbave, next 10 soatIory corner OF sttst opposite
positive chance Toy BARGAIN fOf maps
and Information apply TO TOWNSEND WANDELl, Ait"r-
peV Hrua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
gountrn Real estate for Sale.


FOX SALE-DesiIabe FARM of 100 acres.
- WIN gOol improvements and wen located miles from
TSad ~ '5' foi particulars adI ). G. SMELL Elcb.
Vh SALE-F0r manufacturers or builders
road - A. ar lAs CIV convenient 10 rsil.
East Oh ST.. New.York - Wv O"''' O ~ "'
EQa SALE-On the Hudson, go acres of
lsf -, ,i'eslofy and basoEent HOUSE l6 rOOns),
v9t I'm "A uo o. River arOsd station,
uiOost landing Location ugh and healthy
TN Us. Z asset. Address
mi hLhhICk, Saatsbufgh, Duchess Co., n. y.
ON SALk-The desirable property known
L. ,HALSUf HTLI," beautifully located on seneca
Rev b us tHiage OF Geneva for many years occupied by
b. ioiags ssa a. boarding school, Comprising extensive
ta, ts trodnGs OF 10 Price Very moderate and
leai,.s ~ ~ pAyLleht apply 20 THOS l.. DAVIES POUCH.
--t' =, 4, or 70 h. j. BJ RRALI, Geneva, n. Y.
w SALE in FLUSHING, l.. Ia fine
adv PLOT GO by 100 go by 1876 feet desir.
shu d'y s9i sBient ~ three deiOts IL
Sprnca ~ way pice 10" for cash. CAN OWNER NO.
Y = or address n. c., box llJ Tribune Once,
combines country advantages with the
---iDHess u gss, Sewers, water, &c.
L Vh SALE-Yery desirable RESIDENCE
Wee, nsng on The line OF the Delaware Isckswsnns and
ferry, - N 45 minutes from New FORK side Of
able, SotS superior; surroundings every
built ny,c cauIches &c, by; House large and well
teasens o tefs very reasonable Owner has good
q. Key Box B., Newark. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

TWO firSt-class three-stOry A No. j HOUSES
and lots near SIT Morris PARK, pleasantet location IN
Harlem, may he hOCOHr Al bargain large part may Te
Brokers, attention. Address o., " est l2ithst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

TOR SALE-One of the best mOdern-built
ooDlmOdiOus HOUSES in this city, &6j
Esquire at No. ~ East 4Jthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
gitn Reai estate for Sale.

COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above O THIC TOPS that smO6y clumneys, war
rAnted Hull, GIIPPEN & CO.. Thifdays, above Twenty
third-St. Send ,Or circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

Hg itif,- F =; i4 4tb 81. $50 IT c Of
frame house VII 4xj5; wPnyfe.---''''''' s''0-
....,,., A.. RECORD OF REAL ESTATE iNA-''i
otiI0' SFw-YoRS CITY
,c,.+ % lOy7o: Mary McCaf- 49, oc.
fery ana n ~ Il d save' l'HI'o No'i @ Nominal
der cS S6i 81 It OF 5tsye, tAo,A'o'o $1,000
"a ESy.' .0f cci stnaye 1eNl nr5 - 1880
&es. 9 Brow ao Ss ID sans 1903 1903
6$sl $50 n Of iOthaye, 2OSle1o smo A4O
sane v y qoI980; Bank for savings to 5000
Gas a. 81 1914 Il Of 6lhays 2OzA'z $4,000
Begfr ana es II ia ave eoA94Ioi Jno fi'o 23Oao
and, and VIE 80 io7S o. wsyerSSy gaGs 5000
ann Ann i0S 5IG. g. iS9z75 Ee'J Am0'i ' 225Oo
OIL Arf' ISL It " Of % S3 $4,000
lydia Mcyllen ana ,g HI,vr 75x 90 ~ MarDi
lSt y. 'atTtifihdaTs secor Not T. o'Ae7 Nominal
MgIy $o3 Of Ayrnat, 4, ~ 1880
Mess Il iiGl tw OF liis'i 1oln Il ai'o 5000
u; 5s sd y 'S % "a 1909 SSS
Nv hi CIV cor ga y 255A7o jacob Da' $1,000
2dSSS 80 IN Of l7'I % .IAiVo' 'as 4525
wisi' dol No57 2'1iOo WIN hv ' 10 1850
ss s. r 2 an oyc G5Tl AGO. 4tn a,sS t'9
ave, 80 i65,h 81 sOx75 also shave nc S1nIi
S0Is6l TO- to l22dst also, ll7iis ~ gG6ft
s 49, ZOO / also l0ita-si : 10 = CW
~ ~ 100 @: also S6th st, II 5, % IL OF -IN
Sre n 55Si6Os also, iCsdst oh IL &c 81 a ls
10 Nl0O iamoer' : .--......... Nominal
5istst # OF Sysi io'AiV'i 400
Gis6Gst c%Ger o, chrs,e' 1on'oi Don! $4,000
BiSteser - corner Of MSGs'o zo1.' 10000
odS ~ 20 az" hi It e 81 2taye; lsl lxaoiO2i as.
@ynsg 90 n " Of LIST ave. NiO. alsn, luIlh-
stss i75 Il Of lS'ANe' ioAioo' 'O-D 1900
isth, 22t Il ,r Of "a Ty Wv 10 $500
Gsst l5o T. % S S.G4ve -oAooo - 10000
sIst SO Nv Of Sa S bsos -OAoSo o' $4,000
shst 81 Il ,S Of 6h,aye' lshlOoo jas 10000
r9inton. Mace ga TT W of GTeenes 20 tHlIlO;
q years sailors snug haiO' 70 1Ou- - 5000
tOhcELl J. l. 0A'>'A' NNP'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Board ano Rooms.

ast Side.
rE'O LET. furnishcd-A PARLOR and BED
ROOM ~ nonr closets. &c. bathroom so ming lQca
on convenient and Stages Ia private family lO2
Esd st.. ii door cas-. Of 4th-a'c.
. EAST 3OTH-ST.-A comfortable home
private family. Wing m their own house, win
without board sabbaihr speeding PARTIES preferred
D1c EAST l6TIl~ST, three doors from
ste StIyv ,asut Park-Eutfr panr fo0r aud basement
IlGudty and ballroom reasonable terms TO gOod tenant
references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
,ICHARD V. HARNETT, Auctioneer.
RTCflNIE'S SALE

III RECLINEGS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARD Y. HARM EFT WILL CALI. NI&l ClloN
on WEDNESDAY, April J., 1916,
st - o'clock u, - ne -. - -.
TXCHANCE SAF.F-A COON, III BIZ 'ADNAN, y y
By order OF II. HUKb. rs Pc rivtr O. the !hlfd Avenue
savings Sank, lhc .
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Corner Twenty -s!1thst
No e6e Fifth ave-Four story, high stoor, Nova Scotia
stone house. ZZNoON! 90 lrCt. - -,
No SO East Fur.y mimi st.FO stow hsh s0on brown
stone house. seIneIt. AMI subcclr. =. 6x55I'3 i.rt
No - e. F0- Srvtnjlst. Madison yc-f"r Story
hi,h stObp brown Stone house. .0rjiN 900. Iea-ehoi
Eos To- Il 80 and - East Forty sNutsi FoHf.sioF,
bigh stoop brown ,t0ue hoGsa- N5jAiOO5. Lcasrhod
An the above houses contain every modern improvement
No l5G East Twenty story brick stable 2OX
0nehandred AID fifty ninh.st-Two lots with wostory;
roof frame house. 2OI5o EscA lot Z11SJ Ietl Ahn
IL inches 49, ,,-..,,. -, H..
west Mouut Vcruoncountry seat hsfacr, Of land aud
house, 3OX36 feet. -, -,
Broadway basement.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at AUCTION
By order o. = H. III lsn, esq lrc,iYcI oi IrI Avenue
Savings Bank. WEDNES ~, a, r.. u Book Nays ~ 81"
Zee OF RICHARD V. HAHNEfT, Aucuoueof III hroad
way basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
nirsiral Instruments.


AN IMMENSE STOCK of PIANOS and Or
n CANS new and second hand best makers: extremely
prices cash. let until money pays for them
As per contract. small mont hy instalments received
HORACE WATERS a SONS, 4sI Broadway.
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Upright RENT SELL cheap. Sales easy monthly
payments. Call at II NJ. MERKELLs, No. Unon-squars
no l65 Fourth-ave)
4 FINE STOCK of FIRST-CLASS PIANOS
~ SOLD at bargains. IA Elegant Grand Piano in per.
feet order. $3.50; Weber square, 5000 Elegant Grand
square $3.50 do. 5000 do. 500. SREEDAANS OLD
ESTABLISHED WAREROOMS. 80 West l6lsL
A BRAUTIGAMs Upright and Square
"a PIANOS second 10 rome; prices mo crate Con-
hand large assortment OF Secondhand Pianos
from best makers. aud secondhand Pianos
warerooms No % Union square
I IGHTE IL ERNST, old house Of Lighte 81
Bradbury offer their splendid PIAN0.FORTES at low
nhly payments at IL East 4thst Also
Smiths AMERICAS ORGANS.
"a X. BALL & CO.,
-. No. 10 EAST l4TU-Sr.
Chickering's and other Pianos and Organs low
for cash, on Instruments. and for rent
NVATERS's Celebrated CONCERTO ORGANS
w be exceed In tone beauty they defy compe
on. illustrated Catalogues mailed Instruments 10 leo
money them contract Agents wanted
HORACE WATERS SON Ash Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

FOR sl,000.-'n Elegant Mansion, same class rs aboy
with oarriagehouse grounds &c, but unfinished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
gelp hantso

NIANTED.-A frst-class man, thoroughly &C.
w qusnted with the Paper and Stationery rado
,hs emIry who can furnish lrst class rciereness a. 70
hsracter and capacity may nnd situation by sd5resrn9
INTEGRITY Tribune ofAce with references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

Real Geiaie Go gtrhanee.
4 2-STORY IlOUSE-Frcc and clear, to En-
n CHANGE for 3stOry brio. brOwu..tnHr bot Fulton
DcKa,s and Bcdiori.ayrs rutland q WHIlINI' 40 .
Beeknsnst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

FOR ss5O-An Elegant Dwelling House OF same class as
last, unfurnished but without carIiagehous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

VERE. JOHNSON, Jr., AuctiOncer. will sell
- auction positively absolutely and without Is,cry ~
Roalway New.NoTS, by Crdcr OF eentonaa aon Tch"V
ING TO iermny sUp-rD improved and uiimPr0Esd property,
location BionLNn anu
ilsi " York as OiOwS Nos ~ Edl'l .0uth Portland
ave on he l Hanson plar, nd AAuilc ave- Two
elegant brick and ana fran residences az lapl"N
lois eut an desirable NAV bt
x.fjued daily nom !. Magnificent lots near liosp,c
PARK Eicihaye .ids entr 'front.' between Mcnf"h'Iy
also lots in tdch street. SNiHa't
east side. oar. rout between President and taIrJ St.
ot- iant!c.aye Boulevard, month side, commencing luV
ce cas-. of hngStolayC thcuce east 10 Wilh ~VO rcl :"
Ainyaye, 20 .Ots Atlantcaycr BonlrNaif Wln - ~
drrys Mace rCtlwc corner los PaciHc st. south size
2lj feet west ~ aHyayc, lois East Newl WI
Broadway, southeast corner, Ipr bui'r-'
sueruatOrs ami investors OJ0 ate 81 ts SAFE iiu'Si
to he sbcsi Ii,r Fur maps apply Ldw"Id E-o;, ls
Noufacnt-st J. Davenport g son, corner futh dl
inland &. 80 o, - Para row. ava
JTi.I. Johnson. IT. 9l IarEIoW, New NoiK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
Ntw-YoRK, saturday. April l.

M following auction sale took place 'O-u"'
:, ths Exchange salesroom;
Of lhe hN' I'm psfe- =. Megsr - 4. %,
frame house VIZ, 4xj5; W Pnyfe..--'''''' GOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

1 ECTURE by Mrs. LE0NOWENS, at Chick
A ering Hall, MONDAY EVENING, April 3, 1876, ats
O'Clock. Subject:
with forty StcreOp.icOn Illustrations.
Tickets DE had at Putnams Bookstore fh and 23d
Schuberhs Music store % Union square, and at the
Ia on he eNe d n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

FOR 81 2OOA Large and Elegant Mansion about 80 fee
square, containing thirteen rooms furnished in modern sty
with every convenience Grounds about acre. beaut
fully laid ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
fectures auo nleetluls.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The annual meet
~ ing this Institute win he held on TIL DAY, April
1876 the Hall OF the Historical! society, Second and
EleyentAst, at III O'Clock ?. N. .
ORESTEs CLEVELAND President.
CHAs NICK. LEOsFR, Rec. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

WATER AND GAs.-Coniracts have been made for erect
ing extensive 10 supply water for domestic and
tire purposcs which win The Gas Works pppose, VIII make
residences very desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

THE LARGE FIRSTCLASS HOTEL. located In an el'
CANT park adj dining railroad station for visitors
all times ana supplied with everything In season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

FOR sGO0-A Superb Brick Dwelling. House, containing
rooms similar grounds and conveniences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

RAILROAD STATION.-Brick building, with large, well
warmed waiting rooms, within Eve minutes walk Attending
with the nearly hour of the day BY
the Flushing Side Railroad from Hunters Point and
James slip forty minutes ride through beautiful scenery
in hTst-Clas8 rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Siluations Uauteo-- females.

I AUNDRESS-By a young woman as first
class laundIess flutes, puf roishes sc, and can 10 up
All kinds and chreas IeTcsln superior style can
furnish reference from present EMPLOYER who can
be Apply at oDELL CO.'S No 100 West 54thsI IN.
QIre for NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

5000 large and very attractive Dwelling win ten
rooms convenences, with spacious garden
attached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Gilnatlons Oante1-{emnles.
A VERY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN Girl,

n highly recommended, wishes situation 70 at end
store che well UNDERSTANDS the DuSneSs
eli nj MnnI, y. corner llth lt and 0th.aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

FOR slOO-A very comfortable Dwelling House OF ten
rooms with like convenicncrs rs last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
ARnENER. FARMER. anl USLFUL-

" uOU- EWOEK-By a oNis, Protestant man and Nue'
agei years children, man can care ahd HiNr hoises
% car. tile gardening iruWoE, &c; WIG ~ SOoi
cook washer do all paris ~ housrNolA good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

CARRIAGES had at minutrs notice. visit Of inspection
is rcquesed Apply at the ONCE Garden city Railroad
station TO W. r. HINsDALE. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

A NEW COMEDY DRAMA
powerful interest and original construction written en-
pessy teater which has been preparation FOR
some time will shortly be produced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

The HOUSES LOCATED the natural surface Of the
ground, about 100 FEET ABOVE THE OCEAN with album
dance Of good Water fine Roads and Drives aud easily acces
bic all times and in all weather family supplies
be had from rscass and Groceries convent
entity in the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

COOK, WASH and IRON.-A situation wanted
nv resueetahls woman do the cooking washing and
ironnr in small private family good city reference 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID-By a yo

~ swedish girl very tidy and obsins h's oa ,,te I'M;
wants ace that sne can consider homes city or country
IlatN Ii .bl 81
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-01
A WISE ANSWER

Some of the fancies of the Jewish TalmuH
are very witty and neat. Particularly so,
are those short apothegyms which illustrate
or defend some attribute of God by answer.
ing an infidel's objections. The following
is a perfect specimen of Oriental retort:
A prince once said to Rabbi Gamaliel-
+" Your God is a thief; he surprised Adam
in his sleep and stole a rib from him."
The Rabbits daughter overheard this speech
and whispered a word or too in her fathers
ear, asking his permission to answer this
singular opinion herself. He gave his con-
sent.
The girl stepped forward, and, feigning
terror and dismay, threw her arms aloft in
supplication, and cried out.
my liege, my liege! Justice !.Revenge!"
"What has happened? ' asked the prince.
"A wicked theft has taken place." she re-
piled. "A robber has crept secretly into
our house, carried away a silver goblet, and
left a gold one in its stead"
"What an upright thett!" exclaimed the
prince. "Would that such robberies were
of more frequent occurrence -
"Behold, then, sire, the kind Of thief that
our Creator was. He stole a rib from
Adam and gave him a beautiful wife in.
stead.n
Swell said!" avowed the prince.
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BEYOND THE RHINE.

And must you go, Francois p
1.-THE emperor must be obeyed, Aimee.
And there is glory to be won beyond the
Rhine. The Germans shall pay dearly for
their insolence of Waterloo" And once
again the young French soldier stopped and
kissed her. "Think of the homer, Aimee,
and the glory beyond the Rhine"
Full of pride and hope, the troops march
ed from Paris. And in a few days came the
glorious news to those waiting at home:
"The Prussians made a brief resistance
Already the soldiers fancied that the lilies
ruled Berlin.
But then came Wissembourg and Worth !!
GOOD news" telegraphed King William,
"a great victory has been won by our Fritz"
And to Paris, Napoleon wrote, "Marshal
Mcmahon has lost a battle. ALI can be re-
established"
But from Francois came no word. He,
like many another, was waiting for a second
Jena. His tellow-soldiers had many Of them
been laid in a soldiers grave. 81 dare not
tell you how many | have lost" wrote his
general /" later I shall know the names of
those you knew and loved, but will never
see again. Yet glory seemed a long way
off, to those in Paris who read Gen. Prock-
er's words: cat seven o'clock in the morn
ing they were full of life aud ardor. Now,
all are killed. We lave but five hundred or
six hundred Z~ouaves, without knapsacks,
clothes or food.'
Slowly the French marched back to the
Moselle. PaRs was hs be defended, while
the bells of Berlin were pealing for victory.
But in less than ten days, Queen Augusta
stood again on the balcony of the palace,
and, read to- a tumultuous people the Kings