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An CSEMENTS.
Mcyerbecr's Etoiie du Nord at the Aca deny
OF Music.

OF Music.
Mcyorbeor's bright and Interesting work.
written for the Opera Comique, brought out 10
Paris In 1854 with Mile. Cruyclli as the heroine,
aud later IN other continental cities, and several
times under various auspices Ia this city, was
aga'n brought before he public last evening BY
Miss kellogg and her excellent company, and
this time in an English dress, IN which Il lost
nothing OF us viyacity and interest.
MeyerOeer having written his "Camp Of Sile-
sia. fou.d II failure on his hal DIS; Dut he WAS
reluctant To lose some very eXC client military
music mat he nad composed Tor that opera, and
SO, with the help Of tue ingenious Scribe, most
accomplis he'd Of all liDrettists. he constructed
new work, into which he moor Jorated all that
" good ana lett out all tuat was dull OF the
other. The result was his "Etoie du NOrd," a
clear su cess.
lii hy fan the best and most complete ana In
teresting opera that the Kellogg CONF any nas so
far gwen US not so well performed In some re-
s3ects IS wnen, long ago, II W ts presented mere
with Lagrange, Amodio. and Brignul Ia the
leading parts, but nevertheless admirably done.
he enc uses were exceptionally well sung, and
they have an important part throughout the
uuusuh distinction Of call Tor It's repetition.
Tue dresses also, anu the stiRe appointments
generally, were better than usual.
The principal characters were sustained by
Miss Kellogg, Mr.. Comfy, Madame Husewald,
Miss Seguin, and Messrs. Mas, Peakes and
Mo. gan.
An additional brass band upon the stage lent
second act.
lne house was crowded one, and the opera
was received with every mark OF favor.
1t Is to Oe repeated On Monday evening.
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AN ErFEcr OF DowEN's DOCUMENT
A Widely Spread numor that MIR. Beechcr
had Committed suicide.

A Widely Spread Hum0r that Mr. Beechcr
had Committed suicide.
As an outgrowth of the feeling in Brook
Ign over MIR. Dowen's document a rumor started
yesterday that Mr. Beecher had killed him
self by taking poison. The rumor started a line
OF persons to Mr.. Deecher's house. MIR. Beecher
responded TO all calls, Joking over the rumor.
To one be said that II anything Of the Kind had
happened. he most likely would have known II.
He advised a reporter to give an invitation to
his funeral. say on the day after Tomorrow. He
pointed to Mrs. Beecher, who slipped into the
hallway, saving, that she WAS his widow.
1t IA not known whether there Will be- any fur
ther ATTEMPT TO pursue Mir. Beecher with the
Bowen charges. NJ Bowen refuses to take mis-
Information before an ex y rte tribunal such as
the ADVISORY Council provided for. nut has in-
titnated that he will consider proposition to
present the further facts tOa committee pledged
To secrecy, II he 4 allowed to choose "A propor-
ton Of / : members. The cnurch Il Is SAID. will
not consent to any other inves igAtion than that
proposed by the council
Dit. Bowen relates inst long before he received
confessions eliminating Mr.. Beecher, mem ers
OF the society met one sunday afternoon to talk
over Mr.. Beecher's suspicious relations wi h
female members. 1t was ascertained yesteTd y
that the three persons living VINO attended this
meeting are MIR. Bowen, MIR III ID. Claim, and
Mr. James lreeland. Inc gentleman who was
deputed To see Mr. Beecher and tell MIN frankly
OF these stories about him, and TO whom Sir.
Beecn-r IL said 10 have promised that there
should be no more Occ sion for such scandal,
mace Co ask MIR j imes Freeand yesterday II he
remem hered ANYTHING about the occurrence,
before the question was finished ne fastened
away saying " don't remember anything
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FRGDAY. March 3.--Flour quiet The demand
for shipping extras light. No. aud supernne duil,
Minnesota IN fir request for trade extra south
ern less active. Corn meal quiet. Mequote Flour, y
bn supcrnne State aud Western, - ld@St 90, cx ra
state. sc, - .gOd&bIbi winter wheat anr AA, e. 20
6lss 75s Minnesota patent, ~. 900 400; lu'hern
bakers ana family brands. EGto55 Rye flour, ti.G54S
f4.vO.
PgovIToNs.-Po was nrmcr; sales on the spot 30
bbs mess ut tZ2 l2leGt2225 ana Tor future drN cry
800 bOls. AT t23lO Tor April, ana t2335e, $3.50 or
Mal Bacon higher. with sales BOO oIs, cy o9g clear
al l2Alc. Lard was shaue hrl err sa . on the SPOT
800 tcs. at tl365@tl3.7O for prime Western and az
for on grade do, and for future delivery 1000 &c
prime Western at tl375gt1377a for Aprll; t1392e
flS0o for May ~ Tor June, and ,ligo ior J1ly:
Mestern. Butter and cheese steady
CorToN-spots dul and unchanged. hddling M
lands l296c.i sales 1850 bales Futures advanced a.
iioe. Of which Was sitersard iS'i safes ASi l
l3c. Tor May ind - l732c for June. Receipts AZ the
ports to-day, R.oSi bates and for the week So'S4o
Daes. -.
GRAIN-wheat lower and fairly active; sales es 800
Dush lnclu1ng No. Chcago spring, Al u OO 10 store
old red ylntsr a 81 40 IN store yioo ISr ao'5rsde
In store and anoaI Oals easier and actlye
sales 400 eeaA u ai4iilEs i2f NJ " tss " slets
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Real Estate MARKET.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
prlse1 foreco- ure sales byi
Peter f. Meyer. two hve.sory brick houses with lots
each 25xlO0 west side OF Mercer street 100 feet
OF Houston street and two similar houses and lots east
side 81 Greene street. ls5 feet south OF houston street.
tl7i33t also, one plot 75xl141, west site " Uuon
avenue % feet west of Cedar street tuO lot
25xl33l, east side OF Linton avenue 100 10 west Of
Cedar street, Murrsania (iwentY bird ard). 500.
By X. V. Hsrno, one house, Win lot iSxlOo1. south
SIDE OF l2ita street. $50 feet east Of New Madison
avenue eli ,bl5,
~ A. }, Bleecker, Son & Co., one house, with lot
l6SXlO2 norih sile OF Eghtythrd street 24i feet
east OF Ninth avenue flhlO, and one house with lot
ls9XlOOs south se VI Nueteh street. 1863 feet east
OF Avenue A, 1851
BY William kenlelly one plot 7b1lXS) 7X7i2y7p 10.
west side OF Jackson avenue, 100 feet south OF CedHr
street plot 21Nl33l, west side ~ Union ave-
100 feet north OF Cedar street. Morrisana liwen
tnird Mardl. 500 each
~ A. IL. Mul er & Son, house, with lot 333x
80 3x25X722 4S7la Pear street. south side II rect wet
cay Han place Sll 800, also, aIJourucd sale VI tWO
lots VI last ftly tVur.h 10 Mafcn II.
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NEW York. Friday. March 3-Receipts Of
Deevc to-day we're ITO car loads 1854 head uakins
4lts since MONDAY against Si6 the time lnsf
week. There vas no impor ant change In prices. al.
though some OF the sellers ~ers Of tho opinion the
market was worse for the selling interest Ierst
Act n The sales include Of Cherokee cattle al
DC. NJ TO dress 65 ms to the gross ewt car do. 81
w 70 dress 90 Ds anu liz IN OF ordinary TO very
god native eeers 40 from &c. 70 dress 55 MS, up to
lie, to dreee 81 ms.
keceipts ~ sheep were car loads, or 1,4fs head,
making 1873 since Monday, agslnlt 0217 for sams
titne List weeg. The market WIS shade nrmer with
an upward terdencv, and fair business was recorded
at 5A4cIS .. n. for common TO choice.
Receipts OF hogs were "a loads, or 500 head.
masiag 1880 since Monday. AGAINST os9 for the
same time last None for sale alive. Dressed hogs
wrre nrmer at l01c. n. for city. and i0s9 iOlo for
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Residents OF Crawford and Rosele, New Jer-
sey excited thief who steals church carpets.
Gu Wednesday night the Episc pal church IN Cram
fra robbed Of about nifty yards " ingram carpet
vita which the alsles and chance were covered
Two year, ago thief stripped the Episcopal church
In l0sce VI carpets, ana year the same church
Nas nearly Nlctinllrd 10 tue daytime. About noon
Two men TOOK square package TO the depot on =
wheeiuarTOw. morse blanaet hid the goods. The
men waited Tor the p NJ. ire GIT and very much
chagrinea when the freight agent refused 10 put
box aboard be hHd been deposited the wrong
side Of the Track. Inc men disappeared That evening
ever OJdy AstOnhed TO near that the church
had disappeared day two aitrrsard II Nas
asceralned nat the mysterious horse ban&el covered
package contained the PACKED instrument The morse
bhuNet mai Oern stolen also, AS well the Whe l.
barrow. Since then tue same church has been a. ain
stripped OF its carpets
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The Death of Ford. who was Stabbed By
Havey IN jersey City.

In game Of cards IN wnelan's liquor store,
Jersey CITY. on last Saturday night, Frankyn Ford
accuse Of cheating by John Hayey. Ford then went
across the street 10 oyster saloon to get away from
LETT ear hen under hr arnpt and ieit tnigh aud
hnaly IN The let side OF tue aJdOue fOru then
tasued HaYey IN the ieft side ana arm, and stabbed
HIN bNe the shoulder blades the last staU knocKing
hun to the ground. Fora Immediately proceeded to the
hos. al. BON men are canal Ooilnen, Ford bel
captain ana Hivey deck hand. Ford sank gradually,
aud died al noon yes erdai, tue wound IA the
abdomen being n actual cause OF Geatn Harvey Is
rtlden OF Cuhoe- \. Y, ana Is liNeY to lie
VIII DO arrested ~ soon as be Is out OF DANCER.
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tor No. chlcagoi t5faf7<c for mixed State or the
9tsaSS snd ,sesblc on track for State. Bareysaies
e az ses bush At oleoiSc. for grade
oJc lot mixed western new 63lec. Southern ye-
low o5ac. for mixed tor March, and CSC. for new
mSeea Tor March and Old Western mixed In store
SnoCgRIEs coffee was quiet and unchanged At
lD9a@lb94c, ROtli mud grades quiet aud mn.
ohanSedi Java, ESQ Doc. aud Maracaibo AT ieissfpr
both gold Mo- s,es Steady az 32SIc for so test Cuba
hlng New Orleans quoted OF 4Jo02c Rice steady az
bf@11e LOT domestic sales LOO bags RangoOn, in
DohI az t245et2bO, gold, v 100 ms Raw sugars
p75tc sales s2j hhds and 300 olgs At 5isa7s.c ~
Muecovado, and SNdS a. iOOc Tor cenrifu9sl Reaned
higher At lO1lGlOY4c. Tor hards.
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THE RUSH TO the HIPPoDRoME.
Prayers for the Ten Thousand Liquor DEAL
ers IN New York City.


Temperance" was the subject of yester-
days noon prayer meeting In the Hippodrome,
and interest In the topic, or perhaps the nne
weather, brought out upward OF six thousand
aud Or. Hepworth read the requests for prayer.
Somebody pleaded In behalf OF tho ten thousand
liquor dealers In New York CITY. After the S5th
temperance, and introduced man who said he
was n CrunkaTd all his ME until four years ago,
when he was converted at j, Try McCaueys Wa
Ter street Mission. After q number Of reformed
drinkers had told the story their slavery to rum,
pr. Ormiston prayed. and Mr.. Moody organized
mems meeting. The wOmen's meeting was
conducted IN the small hall OF the HippOdrome,
DR.. Conkllng's church for the first time not be-
ing large enough In the evening the large hall
was packed, ana twenty minutes after the doors
were opened the constantly increasing multi
tude was turned into the overflow meeting or
Ranzed by the Rev. DR.. stephen IA. Tying, Jr., In
the adjoining hall, until that TOO was died.
The congregation sang the Both hymn, and the
berlnR the oficehoders OF New York. MIR.
Sankey slng the NINETY and Nine" MIR.
Moody read from Luke's gospel the story OF the
prodigal son, and Mr.. Sankey and the choir sang
"tlng the Bells OF Heaven" the whole congre-
CATION Joining In the chorus. Then Mr.. SankeY
went Into the overflow meeting, while Mr.
Moody preached To the seven thousand persons
In the laiRe hall. DIR. Ofmlston PRAYED, and Mr..
Saukey sang "Oh, prodigil child. come home
The PRAYER meeting was conducted by Dr.
John Hall, and Moody TOOK charge Of tho mems
meeting.
ON sunday morning MIR. Moody will deliver his
lecture on Daniel. The doors are TO be open Ut
~ o'clock A. VI.
tickets Of admission may be obtained at the
rooms of the Y. NJ. q. A, and ut the Hlppo-
drOme.
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state bonds were moderately dealt We sales Of
Al isslIti Mssourids long bonus 1884; MY. st te
=. bounty loan regiftered 1884 Virginia o. de-
fcrred AZ Ds Bank OF Commerce shares brought iIGD
10y. ID railroad bonds there q welldist buted
business, with the principal transactions follows
entral Paeinc gold bonds 100 Union Pacific lsts.
lob4lp5Ik, Union Ptcinc lana grants, 1OJll NOrtn-
western con coup gold bonds. g2d Pacinc Railroad Of
Missouri ISIS, 90 y j. Central lists. consOl. Il2i4 MIL
ukee aud 81. Paul lists, La Crosse division, iO2iet
Miwaukee and ST. Paul. C. and N. DIVISION eSla Nil.
Maukee AMI ST. Paul consolidated +. + SS5s tSQt
Erie iths, l02]e Michigan southern S. r.. l69% g. J.
southern lists. 2piS n y Central lsts coupon 1928 y.
i02r 0ievs ,1d and IC,edo $ lo7 Central Pacific
lolAsi Western Union Telegraph coupon 1900 gSfo,
ion PACING lists, 1856 Union Pacific sinking fund,
FlAsps' southern Pac nc Ruroad bonds OF Missouri,
tOp - Lou, aud Iron Mountain % 20; Toledo and
" ,sh iss' 81 Louis division. il98d5a Toledo aud
wabash Iii, c.. Great Western 1sis 80 gJit Great
Western Gus. 65 Rome, W. ana Ogdrnsbulg consoI.
lss, "a Hannibal and Central Missouri lss 50; Han.
uiual aud 81. j srph s., convertible. ~.
ne opening nilnrst, owest, ana +. 81. cionng
prices VI stOcAs to-day we're
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LEMt Thursday, Feb 81, a.
the resldeuce Of the brides mother Astoria, J.. by
tue Rev. Dr. harris. Ernst Eduard Lemeke OF New
Aofk 20 Adeigha' daughter Of the late josiah Black
MEsCiiESMosER-a ILLIG.-Feb. es, wilhelm Mes.
c'enmo.er to Emma Gilis Of Brooklyn, by the Rev.
Father Hauptmann.
NENINs-BROWN. -FeD. go, at Christ Church, wes-
terry. Il. L. nv the Rev Mr. Wheeler Of Providence DR.
Russell II. Nevins to Katie Brown.
lREA DWELL 90 PENNINGTON. - On wednesday.
March at the residence Of the brides aunt, Mrs. NJ
born scoch Plains. j., by the Rev J. G. Buchan.
an, Roland c. Tret0wel 81 RrOokyn, N. Y, to Miss
Adella T. Pennington Of Scotch Plans
WEST GREEN.-At 81. Johns Church, Long Island
CITY, Wednesday March I, 1875 hy the Rev Charles
VIM Turner Edward b West TO Esther e.. daughter "
the late Robert Green, AL OF Long Island City.
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1t was asserted yesterday about the brooklyn
CITY Han tina Bls- Mclaughlin had ordered Fowler
Hugh McIaul lA, john PyDurn, OF the Water. FIRE.
ami Police Boards respectively 10 rise money to de.
turc, Oy whicn II passed, an OF the commissions VA
be .luccd TO one man each, thus throwing Fowler,
Pyburu, and others flf ut Odlcl4l lite that
thing short OF miracle cOud return them. All Of the
BIsss force, too are unted q defeat TIE CHARITIES
BIN which VIII sweep out the present commission, aud
take with IT, doubtless the several hundred appointees
forming the bu Of the patronage ia MS power. Ine
aum Talsed ls ehtlnated frOm tlO,uOO 70 tlO,OOO.
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REVIVALIST IN BAD LUCK.
Good Reputation that Proved UnnvhilinG
Before Jersey Judges.

Before Jersey Judges.
Capt. Harrison Parkinson, the veteran
canal boat reyiyast was arraigned yesterday
IN the Hudson County Sessions on charge OF
assault and battery. Frank COLON, the COM
plainant, testified that he was invited by Mr..
Parkinson on the 2lst OF February TO visit his
boat at the Weehawken coal docks to see some
books. They there entered In conversation on
topics financial, religious, and social. Parkin-
son abruptly ordered him to 20 away. He
started u 20, md tho prisoner kicked his feet
from under him aud struck MIN in the face.
John Sullivan, who accompanied Colon on
the boat, corrobOrated the compiainants testi-
mOny.
Parkinson testified In his own behalf that he
was an old North river boatman, and that he
had Cor number OF years been connected with
the New York City Mission, distributing Bibles
among the poor. On the day Of the assault he
was writing letter to his sister, and the COM
panin and his friend entered mis- cabin and
annoyed nun with tri1l ny questions. He ordered
them to DEPART, and they threatened him with
personal violence. Therefore he hustled them
both out
several witnesses testified to the estimable
reputation OF the prisoner, and counsel In sum
ming up recounted the number OF souls that
Parkinson had saved through his pleadings, but
the Judges pronounced him guilty, and lie was
rsmandsd 10 jail.
Try IL.
n vou hava n haadaoha or ara hllioua take
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lThe Murder of Dr. Gnrncr.

MILWAUKEE, March 3.-Dr. Garner, who was
hot last evening BY Sarah j. wilmer Iled this
Ing The woman has resided recently at Geneva, ONO.
PIE reached this city BY the eight o'clock train from
Lnieago, drove lmne9ialely TO Dr. Gar ers shot hun
urOVe 10 tue Newha HOuseand tOoE supper before
was arrested. She says shr Ia glad she XII hun and
Esserts that he mad been trying to xii Iusre Ia
NOuDL OF
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rhrnn of nrooLI,n,. nircr rhiern..

Detectives Mahoney and Daley Of Brooklyn
caught John Waters, Patrick Higgins, and Thomas
Higgins In the act OF stealing three bags Of spices from
the brig Louis Craig at the foot OF Van Brunt street.
being assisted by Thomas Kelly anu Archibald Bell,
mates of the vessel. Having deposited their BOOTY IN
the small boat the trio Dipped their oars and start to
pun from the spot The ,Ihcers drew tneT pistols aud
threatened to sh rot. ThG warning had tie desired
effect anu the rum su enB rowed to the wharf aud
surrendered The prisoners were marched two and two
In front OF tho Officers who covered them with their
pistols. Yesterday Justice Denaf held them for trial
lne seAnon Mrre alsO ArreaIed.
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GOSHEN, N. Y, March 2.-Ths Board Of Super
Vsors Of orange county are inve tlgatng conduct
OF the County superintendent Of the Poor, j. Harvey
COodale MT, Go0dile ~ Oh rged with ohargins tho
county extor Tomato prices for articles turnished the
pOorhonse purchasing Injuries that other county Ia
the state furnishes ite upers, and with other
management 0t q serious nature.
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DIshones,y in "a Gamblin9 saioon.

CINCINNATI, March 3.-Thomas Hilsnemer,
bookkeeper In the Empire gambling saloon tins city
owned by Eph. Holland, was yes'eriay charged nv the
proprietor with emDezzng t25o0 Hilshelnor IN
watches, Ae TO the amount Of $4,000 aud Was thea
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A Frozen Corpse.

onicer Hammond, OF the Hoboken police.
found hanging under the shed OF oresorys store
yaId 10 wa.hingsop street, Yesterday he eorpse
We ~ eyiaaptV 0erplk kDeuk - goaFs u sgs.
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Business lloilt,s.

4 Pretty Faithful Index Of tho state Of the
stomach and liver ~ the condition Of the skin. The
most prominent causes Of -slowness are Indigestion
and poverty Of the blood also tenl TO rob the
cheek Of the rudy glow Of health. To regain iost
color, ana, what Il much more Important, to remove
the causes OF dlscOoratipn and wanness Of yisage,
check Irregularities. and fertze the blood with
UDOIPHo WoLFK's SCuIRDAM AROMATIC ScHNAPPs.
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The secre, a Myrerious Bundle Revealed.

well dressed, oomely young woman entered
Buxtons dry goods In First street, Jersey CITY.
ye teri ana obtained permission to deposit bundle
Soon rward the clerks heard smo hered cries OF
infant In the bundle was pretty bue eyed infant.
% lth whle clothing was pinned piece OF paper ON
whct wa wrlttel am It's mother, aud Its name IL
Trace Please take OF me-" the waif sent "
Mauuercr.i iluuna
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Keepers who have charge of Rubenstein dis
severed yesterday that he had removed ,he wire from
the rim OF his tin cup and had sharpened It's point and
concealed Il In the bedding The wire OF rim Of the
pail mad also been removed and concealed IL was evil
dent that he intended the IRE ID commit uctds
The keepers have TedOuDled their precautluus Nnfnn
Cor new thai IL soon 10 DO made.
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pnts and quarts Of althy catarrhal DISCHARGES.
Where does " all come lromp The mucous membrane
which lines the chambers Of the nose, and its little
glands diseased, that they draw from me blood
It's LIQUID and exposure to the AIR ch nges INTO cor
rupton This hfequld IL needed TO 0uld up the sys-
tenn Dutit extracted, and the system weakened oy
loss To re, gain nosh and strength Oy using Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which also acts
directly upon these lands correcting them ana appiy
Douche tue method Of reaching the upper cavities
where the discharge accumultes ana comes from. Ihe
Instrument aud both medicines sold Dy druggists aud
dealers IN mediclnes.-AdU.
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SUNDAY EDITION,
- TOMORROW MORNING,
VIII contain eight pages embracing the NEWS or
THE DAY and en- abundant supply OF fresh original.
anu selected articles of the greatest Interest.
PRICE, THREH CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSAfEN.
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slLBERNAN-ln the city Of New York. m the 80
day Of March, 1874, by the lion. Hamilton W. 10 Onson
Justice OF tie Court ~ Common P.sas, SuJ.una yI-
herman from Charles SHERMAN.
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mon, n. 7. "WIsrAR BALsAN % WILD CHERRY gives
univ rsal satlsfacton. IL seems to cough by
l9oseninE aud cleansing tho lungs and aayng irrita
nOn thus removing the Instead OF driving
cough aud leaving the cause benind. consider tho
Balram the best cough medicine with which ac-
qnanted" 5O cents aud 81 bottle. Sold by all drug
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MARINE INrELLIGENCB.

nrrAruRH ALNASAc-rurs DAY
sun risea... % sun seLs.... 90 Moon sets a
nIuH wATEn-rHts DAY
sandy Hook. 40 Gov. slano. 88 Hell Gate. a 90
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A Deserted WIFE. Dosperat,on.

RUTLAND. March 3.-Mrs Plume, who has been
working In the hotel at Bridgeport gave her little
leyenyear old dose OF corrosive suDlimate early
WeinesdAy morning, from the effects OF whion he died
Hhe then attempted suicide BY takng dose OF the
poison but The efforts Of physicians will probably
gave her lite. Deserion BY her husband ths
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Special ilutItrs
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Conducted by
MEssRs. MOODY AND SANKEY
at

HippODROME BUILDING.
between Madison nud 4tn ave % n aud 21th sta
SUNDAY, MARCH g,
IN Madison h III.
LECTURE Or DANIEL, X tOSi5 A. NJ
Admission ny ticket, 70 be had on spoheation -
off e. cor Atm av aud goth St. and At Oung Mens
Christian A,seciatlont an NY. and 2jd 81.
For WOMEN Only, 20 2. VI.
For MEN only, Nt0 y I. N.
TO meet the WISHES Of tt aged ana large numbers 70
the suburbs OF the city vino M tbe 20 attend tht
evening s,sry,ess t4ere VA besgy seyieS4 O'CLOCK
To be repeated IN the evening.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH & ST. bIECr, " BLOOD
10 be repeated 10 the evening.
THURSDAY. MARCH PSI liJ ECr. HEAVEN"
To he repeated IN the evening.
FRIDAY, MARCH lO-SuBJECT, " HEAVEN"
TO ne repeated IN the evening.
Admission only W TICKET Can DO obtained % az
bROME. itn av. aud 2hth q l. BOOK STORE, Madison
ASSOCIATION, ith aV ana 2Ji st.
The expenses OF these meetings arc large and must
be detraye Ell hY private subscription. Contributions
can ho saat 10 j. fgrout Nor an Esq, Treasurer, 20
Nallst. SAMUEL IHOkNE,
W DODGE.
Chairman General Committee.
NATHAN BISHOP,
Chairman Executive Commtftea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-04

lao does not bee Oliver opues nsvstory. The Ama:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-04

Steamship Hlndoo Hull ndse. and paae
steamship City OF New York, IA tvana mdae and pass
steamship q ilert, Hamburg. mise. and pass.
steamship China, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-04

Milk Of Mngne-ia In small doses L. the most
effective cure tor cholera murbus aud cholera In
Known " the prOiessI0n 10 BIZ had Of all druggist