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, 1876-03-31
OHIO AND pENNsYIvAN1Ao ON THE TARr1

HodheEuay Inst Wa3 dRy OF Conventions,
Tho Republicans had their Conventions in
Vermont, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and ap-
pointed delegates to the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton, put themselves on record in tho ahapo
Of platforms, and In favor Of IL favoritc
sons." A remarkable instance OF liaaRyoa-
mont, not morely as to candidates but as to
mn important economical question, is fur
nishod by tho thrift resolution adopted in
Ohio and that adopted at tho same hour BY
tho Convention in Pennsylvania The two
resolutions are ns follows:
l. The Ohio Republicans resolved
That We favor = tatir tor revenue with Incidents,
projection TO American indussrJ.
2. Tho Pennsylvania Convention resolved
That tho attempt Of the Democratic House Of Rep
Fesentatiyca At Washiugton In tho faea Of tho de-
prteaed condition OF American industry, to innict
upon tho naton freo-rado aEI, II An insult to tho
inEsgencs Of the people. aud ey1dancs OF the To-
ability Of tho Democratic party TO meet tho present
wanta Of tho country Tho rc1nedy for cur suffering
Il In higher not 2 lower, tariff.
These two declarations aro diametricalIy On
posed. That Of Ohio is opposed to q pro-
tectiye tariff except whore protection is an
incident Of tax for teycnuc. That Of
Pennsylvania IL in favor OF tariff for pro-
tection with guoh reyenuo as n,nv ho ;roi-
dental tI,ersto. ono IN n docfar.tion tbat
rayonuo shoutl ha III, so,a o,,iact ~ to~a
ton. tho other that nrotoot1on shon,a ho .1a
object of taxation.
There can be no thrift imnoainp ant;ss ~
competinr nroduotiona which ia mi nrot.ot
iyo to tho axtont at tho dnty II IL ;Enmato
rial whathor N. Inv ho ! nar ran. ~ m ~.
cont. 1t ia protective to tho artant ~ tha -,
A rsyonne tan9 which NJ tha s,mo t,a,a
ta1es competing productions ia ona that f7oa
tho rate Of tar 30 tint thu imnortntiona viii
yield tho 1arcest amonnt ok rayonno, snd -
tho e1tont Of TINT ta1 tbere r. An ;rc,de,+a
protection To the horo manufacturers ,rh;a
Is m inevitable reznlt of tha t.- .n7 -, :.
no ono comnla,na
Now lot aa look ,t .ha paa,ar,,,,,. ..o,
luton, It toea not oha,aa .ta t'..- So 's"o.
that a Democratic" =" uons. ~ ~ 49, nss.as,..: ~ aa'
tivoa :. has nronosaS '.ouae y, representa-
cauao the baat md mox. ,s,so 'slsu' ~
of thu hIonptsos I'M ~. pas.'sn ta's
ita ,nost intanaa mn, ;lotorr,,naS tone'a' anu
Democysta b1orcoyer a tha na,sa1a. opponenA a1o
IN ponrav,v.nia Ia fn11v os t"s'o ,,one.oa ~ party
ca,,es nrotooti-a mid ~ - t.'g. ~. 70 60
~ IT. r,,Iut -, aani.a, - ~ ~ ras,,. NspooAean'
49,; - s nretaa.;ona % % san,,,nan.a " '9 ~ SWING
, 1876-03-31

Tho impeach nscut articles in ths case oi
e1-secrotnry 81 .1KNAr woro submitted to tho
House yestort9 ~ by tho Judiciary Committee,
and will como up for debate tomorrow.
, 1876-03-31

Ihs Chicago produce markets wsre stsadiar
yest%f'.ay. Meas pork wa mora aetive aud
100 ltE ni hlghez, closing IT 92As2i@2286
ssah and ~ 773822 % for Nay. Land VIA In
, 1876-03-31

Clear md BGf' .,tly cooler weather Is tho
meteorological y sogrammo for this region TO-
day,
, 1876-03-31
PERSONAL.

Tho Empress Of Austria vea1s m Ulster,
William Cullen bryant haa boom pklntsd N
more than thirty astlsts.
Mrs. A. bf. uoibrook now flyr her uams 1t tha
head Of Tho editorial columns Of tho Nav Or.
loans pcarine ~ proprietor"
Tho Sta'ntoul published 1t Conatantlnop]a
A!ludos gravoly to "thas lttlo affair Of dsn.
Schopck With tho womau, Emma Nine"
DR.. Francis Bacon. of Now Haven, professo,
of Surgery In Yhie College, has boon fnyited 10
tho Faculty OF tho Johns Hopkins University of
Baltimore.
Tho Rev. r. Laird Collior, Of Boston, nil
shortly publiah, through noberta Brothers, 4
volume Of "Meditattons on tho Esscncs d,
Christsanity."
Chisholm. tle Illinois girl after whom shs
Emma Mtno WAS named. Tie young lady Il
now attending school In Chicago.
The Princess Of wa'os, according to poll.
fiction. ts loft in charge Of England during Ii.
absence Of tho Quoon on tho Continent md
ponding tho return OF tho Prince.
Tho bill logaltzing tho marriage OF James Par.
ton aud ilta atep-dauehtor has passed tho Lower
House Of tue Massachusetts Legislature bra
voto Of 91 10 go, notwithstanding the adyesn
report Of tho Committed.
~ n,,,-n,, r,..,,, ,,,,,,,, ,.u
c,to,v tbo corrnnt ,,s,,;,a -, !. .a.tsi1 ns, a'
1s,J,. ..-o.s ~ ts,,a.a. u11s sA ssuso VI
r,,,a~ IN, s,,o,, aan,,,a.,,u, au's
are Developed to benefit hia own interests"
The United Presbyterian Church Of Forty
tuutIa e'soos, a. re~ e iosa, leoucoo 9ne'f pastoss
sa4atf s,' .'om s1'0oo 10 eo'o' WIN VIC" 10 Bet
s.I lug ~ ~ VI n1m. nus ne aoona oisposea %
feoueo n'a aosSicea III proportion and st'ek'
n IRttet mas came 70 IlRhe from Lucfazto lot
Rta 10 her husband. tue Duke OF Ferrara, In
which abe saYa: "MY august Lord. I thank
your HiRhneBs infinitely for tho condolences you
h.vo AZ nrougo, In your 1no, lottar =, h,. ,ovs,,
s aea1 .os.sr ~ uas naea
moi, felt ut tho death Of nv mother,"
to Deuvenuto oolliul, tue Italian sculptor, Who
In tho monastery OF Campo Mazzo It Roma
rhav ,o,toi, t,,va,+or1.a .ra ..oor,.t. - ~
3ns5 oou'aia iuSelsof.es hao aecouo'a OK 'as
, 1876-03-31

ACADEMY or MCalC-IaiAtsii street, between
Madison and honroc- Engage 1nAa,t Of The JuliA
AlthsHs Durlesqus Troupe. !" Tha Grand Duchess.,
, 1876-03-31

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No, u, Il. 4, HI-spe-
1al soayoeation this IrI!ss, crenng 4 72a o'clock
cna cordially inyiteds Dy ":,lc: Of tho ii. f. IT, r.
CHhB i. WRIGHT, Sec,
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Mov1cKEns TI1EArRE-M -Mat!is',n ,srcet, between
pearborn and Stats. Engagement Of John Z. Uwana.
Tbs Victims "s1la :" Solou 8h!nato.n
, 1876-03-31

n: HOME LODGE No. 6os a.. F. aul A. M.-Reaular
!:io O'clock Bn*iucss OF tI ortauco aud work on te
tsras Ds!rco. Members ans earnestly requested 10
20 treseut- Whiting brethr On cordially invited By
'faaf oi L. T. TuuEY, W, II.
, 1876-03-31
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

.ADELru1 THTATRE-DeatLor1. atrs4t co1nar
konros. Tho Flying Hcud."
, 1876-03-31

Communication liia f2 81 eyenita Mt 73O o'elock
!; i1s work On tic +. C., nagrec. IL order Of tbo
master. il. n, TUCkEI. Secretary,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-14
OUR KEW YORK LEgTEL
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w., 20 ''s Ia .he etar" H'Ur.
'''1. = E'''' h-t M being caught o.
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+ '"'. e. u.s .atHns 1.H.,
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Z. ..'..' la#' q" 'fs Boon aH
''i "a tua br.rrslH.-
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-14

There IS room enough nthl Dem.
ecrauc.t"1sefvltiyg party ior $50 Of
our col"rud t,lloW.tluzrUs u the
state Of Mississippi Come BE-.
friends, and take }ogr places spfurt
Che grand army advances o. Che
poIls. Let us.ail marea taerla,r. 81
. band az friend. aua brut4.I. stop
ping To The music 81 sqNl right,
h"n"sl agent, and lur :. sru
u"nt-fHrk,Hu 'laH
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-14

The Radical lsaler- claim o. BE-
great - .kiers ior tie fryedam ct >u
fmge but iby an't understand
that 4 ra.argd man has a right ta
zoe lhf mhsaafif ticket
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-14

NATrRALUAUuN.-A.l foreigner
'hu came Geo che jutrl States uu
lev Che age ct l. years. and vhoHa
-lry tu become usfuuIz.I 0uleu>
and registered voters af the great
November election. can du 81 Ik al
tending OBJ. tirrui Court co llur..
hurst, beginning on The 10Th instant
We have boz mind several ln summit
oi that class aui wy Throw oul t4r
.nggy-il"n 200 order that the, mas
avail thrm~rlyr. HttheouIy uprurla
utN between urw 1uJ thr tmr i.
p" ttt NUn. ~uusH.l SEQ tHtl
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
Cuban News.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
HAVANA, October 1S.-The French
steamer which has arrived from ~.
Thomas brings Santo Domingo dates to the
Sd inst. Am,
The revolution in the latter island still
continues. All the roads are interruptod,
which prevents the expectation OF tne
tobacco crop. Business Is at complete
|standstill.
The late hurricane did much damage to
plantations in the interior. !,
Fighting still continues, both North ana
South.
The seaport of Monte Christi is again IN
possession of the government, while the
port of Samana has pronounced in favor OF
the revolutionists.
Matters continue very complicated, put
confidence in Espaillat's final triumph is
prevailing.
An outrage was committed In Samana,
on the Spanish stoop Perseverance, she had
been anchored in Auccibo, and was driven
during the hurricane to Samana. She was
in charge of one of the crew, as the Captain
had been washed overheard, the govern
ment pilot did not 90 out to her and she got
on shoal at the entrance OF the haroor.
She commenced discharging part OF her
cargo, and the authorities, instead OF heip-
ing her to get off the shoal, made her dls,
charge as much as possible of her cargo, ana
sold the goods afterwards openly IN the
streets. The owner, who resides In IT.
Thomas, entered his protest, land went to sa
mana to investigate the matter.
Peace is prevailing here In Hayti,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Montenegrins Defeated.

BY Associated Press
LONDON, Oct. ia Reuter- despatch
from Russia, says: -,
After the capture by the Turks of the hill
of Visokaia, on the 10Th inst, Dervish Pasha
advanced in the direction of Danilagrad
On the 10th and 18th insants he defeated
various su.all detachmehts Of the Motene-
grin army.
In one engagement the Montenegrins lost
80 men.
On the 18th inst, however, several bands
of Montenegrns attacked and almost sur
rounded Dervish pasha, and simultaneously
attacked Podgoritza with five battalions.
Dervish Pasha was compelled to retreat
with heavy loss. Fighting continues be-
tween Mauktar and the Montenegrins.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
The News Of Dicks Surrender.

6y ASsOCldLeu fTcsS.
WASHING TON, Oct. 13-The intelligence
from Wilmington, Del, that Richard Har-
rington had surrendered himself in that
city to the U. s. Commissioner and given
bail for his appearance at the present term
of the District of Columbia Criminal Court,
was subject of much conversation about
the Court House to-day. The news was
not entirely unexpected by Harrington's
friends, some of whom have been for sew
eral months under the impression that he
would return to this city. It is said that
Harrington has been for several months in
Canada, and that since his trial here some
months ago for alleged completely in the
safe burglary, the jury having failed to
agree, he has determined to stand trial.
District Attorney Wells states that he will
soon call up the case and press speedy
trial.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
A Destructive Railroad Accident.
Rv Associated Press,


BosToN, Oct. 13.-The steamboat express
train from Fall River to Boston collidcd
with the local freight train, which left Bos-
ton for Fall River at sos this morning
The accident took place at Randolph, where
the freight train should have turned out
upon siding, and at the time was backing
down slowly for that position.
The steamboat train was drawn by two
engines and the freight train by one. One
fireman was killed, ard Engineers Deerow
and Crosby, of the passenger train, were
badly injured. The three engines are COM
plete wrecks.
The track was torn up for SO or 60 rods.
The smoking car was thrown at right angles
with the track, and the baggage and crate
cars are complete wrecks. John Nagle and
Jas. M. Watson, of Boston, were both Sc
verely injured, but no other passengers are
at present known to have been hurt.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
A Conference to Further
Military Despotisn.
An Attempt at Arson.
A Woman Sentenced to
Prison.
BAYONETs FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Government Officers Planning
Destruction for the south.


BY Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. 1S.-Gen. Sherman,
who returned to Washington to-day, has
been very busy at the War Department in
attending to routine business that accumu-
lated during his absence; he had consul
tation with Secretary Cameron and was WIS.,
tied by several prominent Republicans from
South Carolina who had also been in confer
ence with the Secretary of War upon the
subject of the existing condition of affairs
of that State.
It does not appear that any representation
concerning the necessity for troops were
made either to the Secretary or to General
Sherman In addition to what has heretofore
been presented for consideration, but an urg-
ent appeal If being made for the stationing
Of the army throughout the State in such
manner as will prevent all possibility
of disturbances of the peace during the cam
paign and the coming election. The opinion
In army circles here is that there are already
q sufficient number of troops stationed in
South Carolina to protect all citizens in their
rights. 1t is probable, however, that the
statements of the delegation from that State
will be considered at the Cabinet meeting
on Tuesday next, at which Attorney-Gen-
eral Taft, who is daily expected here, will
be present. The views of the Government,
at least thus far, have been that every pre-
caution has been taken for the protection OF
voters in the sections ofthe southern States
where responsible representations have
been made that their rights are in danger.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Audience Floor Gives Way.

BY Associated Press.
FARMINeToN, Me-, Oct. 13.-During the
progress of the Franklin County Fair, to-
hay pqMIGn M o the upper moor GI Inc
dred persons to the floor below. Several
were seriously, and one fatally injured.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

NEW any ChI1O ~ =" HN1
For sale
StOlen-Bills
TIE Laurel Fair
Marriage notice.
COal-Bush Il SOo.
NOtice-NesSick'
NJ p Du1feV-nOtice
NOtice-Fiu:e Band
COal-COnrow L. Son.
HarnesS-Yerger.
Restaurant-Milne's.
estaurAnt-Fullmer.
Partnership Dissolved
Notice-Sunday train
COa,-Mills 4 COmbes.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Dry Goods-Mrs. Baylis
English Opera Company.
ApplicatiOn-R II clay ton
License-Bernard Bonner
Heaters-Flinn d. Jackson
Boots and dShoes-RabcOcS.
Campaign ShirtS--W b Cole
NOtlce-DemOcratjcC Clubs
i. 4 a Betts-Steam Pumps
NOtice--Trustees OF the Poor
License--Hush McGovern
Proclamation by the Mayor
ApplicatiOn-(IeO. Whitfield.
Applicalion-Patrick COnn-l
Merchant tAilOr-John Eavis
Life Llke-Crystal Ivorytype.
Notice-Democrats to the front
Applicaton-William w. Ward
License Application-Wm. Gilbert
license Application Thomas Lally.
Head Light turning Oil-G w Stone
License p'ication-Mary Reynolds.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Attempted Arson.
BY Associated Press,

Dy 7fSSOCldUcU IcbS,
TRENTON; N. j., Oct. 13.-An attempt
was made this morning at three o'clock to
burn down the New Methodist Episcopal
Church at Pennington. A quantity of lum-
Der and shavings were piled in front and set
on fire, when discovered the fire was making
headway on the front door. The editce was
not yet completed although nearly ready for
dedication.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Commander Elected,

At meeting of the several Democrat
clubs held last evening atthe rooms of tn
Bayard club, VIM. H. Brady was electe'
General in command of all Democratic
clubs in this city.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Crushed to Deaf h.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated fresss
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 13:-Hichard Gard
ner and Isaac Fitzgerald, stone cutters,
were crashed to death yesterday by the fall
of stone while they were at work on
bridge on the indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
railroad.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Illicit DistillinE.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS.
RICHMOND, Oct. 13.-Ezekiel Myers of
Petersburg, was convicted to-day in the U.
s. Circuit Court for Illicit disiilling. Sen
tence was reserved This is his second trial
the former Jury failing to agree.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
The Indian Campaign

BY Associated Press.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 13.-Nothiug has re-
Gently been heard at the War Department
from the Indian campaign operations, dur
ing the winter they will continue as vigo-
rously as all circumstances will permit.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
More Troops for Cuba-Order From
Quesada.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct 14.-A "Times" despatch
from Barcelona announces that 10000 SOL
diers will, if necessary, follow the 5,0oo
who start for Cuba on the Goth inst. Gen.
Quesada has ordered the municipalities in
the Basque province to Immediately destroy
all fortiications not occupied by Spanish
troops.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
A Woman Sentenced to Br1son

By Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 13.-Ella Wood
hull, formerly of Trenton, was sentenced to-
day at Mount Holly, to five years imprison
ment for killing man named Mailer, in
quarrel over game of quoits.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
Ten Horses Burned to Death


NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-P. Dennigan's
stable with ten horses was burned in Brook
lyn to-day.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NIOTICE.-I. Patrick Conhell, 90 hereDy
~ give notice that I shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General sessions OF
| the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state
Of Delaware, In and for the county OF New New
ember next, being the first day OF the
November term Il. D., 1876, for license to
| keep an Inn or Tavern at the Northeast
corner of Front and Poplar streets, IN the
Second Ward, being No. 100 Poplar street.
State aforesaid to sell intoxicating LIQUORS
in less quantities than one quart, to DO
drunk on the premises, and the following
freehOlders OF said ward recommend the
George W Rival, Henry Feldm,rer.
his William McElwee,
Fergns %srf < 1ass"r'' }Sas Eobert ny F yttyle.
Wit-Pat. Connell, James McHugh,
Harry Dugar, Hugh Quinn,
Patrick McGeary, George Aume,
Richard Booth, John F. Bush.
Nicholas Jenny, Charles e. Sparks,
James Christy. Joshua Baker.
his Charles Cannon,
simon < Molloney, Patrick Biggins,
mark William White,
Wit-Pat. Cornell, John Cannon,
John Hennegan, Daniel Callahan.
octl4-3t PATRICK CONNELL.
NyOTICE.-l, Hugh McGovern, do here
Y Dy give HOJlCo bIlatU StlIt1 apply ~ duO
judgesof the Cour, Of General Sessions ofthe
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of Del
aware, in and for the County of New Castle,
upon Monday, the 10th day of November,
A. D., 1876, being the first day of the next
November Term, for License .o, to sell IN IN.
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, in
the City of New Castle, School District No.
As, New Castle Hundred, county and State
aforesaid. and the following freeholders
reeomslend OF; y the said application. licca to wit:
G. B. WeggeD man, John Keegan,
John Campbell, Thomas Farley,
George Gray, julius TabOub,
John j. Black, James O'Neiil,
his James McHugh,
John Weldon.
Witness-Robert Murray.
octil st HUGH McGOvERN.
NOTICE.-I, b. Cellar, do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to, the Judges
Peace and Iail Delivery of thestate of Del.
on Monday, the 2oth day 81 November
next, being the first day Of the November
Term, A. d., 1875. for q License to keep an
ana IS Red Lion Hundred, county of New
Castle. in the State OF Delaware, and to sell
int0x xicatiny liquors in less quantities than
one quart to be drunk on the premises:
and the fol- lowing freeholders of said
Hundred recommend the said application,
to wit
VIM. Morris, his
Israel Helms, Philip u Berger,
Jos. B. Bigger, mark.
B. N. Ogle, Wit, M. M. Kirby,
Joseph Brewer, Michael Mulligan,
Daniel Colwell. his
John Carson, Thomas N O'Neal,
Fred. Tugant. mark.
John ]. Messigg, Wit, K. Mako,
Isaac Hunter, John Armour.
Oll-3tH B.TELLAB
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14
The Weather To. day.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
For the Middle States falling barometer,
warmer southeast to southwest winds, in
creaslng cloudiness and probably followed
by rain.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14

Every Democrat should vote for Isaac
Orubb.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14

Conversational Nomination.
BY Associated Press.
JAMAICA, Oct. 13.-The Democrats of
the First Congressional District to-day
nominated Jos. w. Covert.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14

KUNKEL's MAGIC HAIR REsTosstasa r.
restores gray.mixed, red, :, iHiIs'stsches iisatss "
heads of hair, boards OF nfr N rom opssu
beautiful brown or BLACK, ..n ~ rom @ sulpnns..
four applications. It ,1s,ar 1s lreC or anythins'
lead, acids, mercury, silyhea, yheaa,,d,
furious to either hair OF oU y" RIB OFF. .uV
n.51s.9sS = Ds1' to sor I'll G1sT psrs = on
dollar, n.es.siH Of Six Sotti for ye 9S',Sss No.
wholesale and retail dsR9t4,A sgR4A' "a VdissSFtu
STREET, PHILADELfnAA'
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14

Il HING-PRACTICAL UMBREIIA -.
~ MAKER, Repairing a Speciality ~
any one having good frame Of ~
mDrella can have the same made as
good az new at half prico, at
Spn'u b. W. Corner Fourth h Walnut
The Morning herald., 1876-10-14

All parties having claims against tho late M
firm Will please call on Mr.. O'Hagany lEr f
settlement, and all owing the said hrm Will
please settle with Mr.. McDurney.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
3n6er 10 Advertisements

ANUsENySTs-7th .sdc.-3th 5th. and Gti columns.
BANKING H0U4Ys AND BAsKBRs3d Pd0e-6th column.
BOARD AMI ROOSs-Sh Pd0e-5th and 9th columns.
Doors AND SHoES-2d IdOe-4th column.
BUSINESS CHsHCEs-yd PdOe-6th column
BUSINESS NVrtCys-ih Pd1e-1st column.
CoPARTSERsIP NOrICys2d Pacs-ith cOlu;nu.
CoRPORATIoS NoTICEs-2d IdGe-3d column.
DESTfsTsY-2d lGge-ith column.
DIVIDEND NoTycEs 81 Pd0e-6th column.
FISASCIAi-3d fitae-5th and 9th columns.
FINR ARTs--7h Pa0e-BtD column.
FURSITUkk-2d fa0e-tth column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. SO.-7h PG9e-3d column.
HOTRIS-tn fGy>-6tn column
HOUsBl AND FARMS " ASTnD-7h Page I'd column.
lev CRBAS-Sh Pe9s-ith column
ISsTRUcfIos -0.a IIGe-3d column.
LECTURES AND &EkrINGs-7h Pd0e6th column.
Ls0AL NoTICEs-TH PdGe-3d column.
MARBLK AND SLATE IASTEiS-Oh Fd1:-2d column.
MARRIAGES AND DEkrHs-3dh Id0e-5th column
MACHINBBI-6h Plqe-Sta column. -
AIscBLLANEous-;d Pase-6th column; sm Poqe-4th,
5th. and 9th columns.
MUSICAL INsTauMENTS-7tt PGoe-fth column.
NEW PuBIlCA rIONs--6M Pdfe-lst ani I'd columns.
RIAL ESTATE For SAiE--tirY-7th Pdce-l-t column !;
BIooKIYN - 7h Pcge- lSt column CoUNIEN-'h
Fose-lst and 2d Columns; AUCTION sALEs-1h rage
I'D eOluIan.
SALES Mt AUcrfoN-2d Tta,-3d column
6TuATIoNs WASTrD-MALEs-1h PHe-ith column {;
FENALEs-1D IdGe-4te, 5th, Uni Gth COLUMNS
ePRCIAL NorICEs-jLh idge-6th column.
STEAMBOATS, ASD k,!I2oADS-6in Pdge-Gth column
BrHAukks. OtxNS-2d PQse--Ith OOaian.
SToRAGE-2d T11c-4ts column.
TRAciiIKs-Sfi Idre-9d e0umD.
To LHI - CITY PROPERTY - 7h PdGs-2d colnn!n ;
BRoOKLYs - TA TuDt--d column; CoUSTRf-'H
Pa0t-2d and 81 columns.