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FOREIGN.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
RoUMANIA WANTS MONEY.
PARIS, March 22.--Several agents from
Bucharest have been trying to negotiate
a loan OF 5000, 900 francs for Roumania.
They have failed in the negotiation and
returned home.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, March 22.-The Times money
article says: Railroad shares are neg
lected and the United States funded
loan is shade weaker.
FROM PANAMA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
PANAMA, March 22.-The new Bishop
of Panama was inaugurated last Sunday
with the eccleslastical pomp used on
such occasion. The ceremony took place
in the Cathedral.
The Pisaga River Mining Company is
about to work the old quartz mines near
Matuchia with hydraulics.
PERU, March 22.--Gen. Prado on his
return from Chilli, was accorded a gen.
erous and enthusiastic reception. Two
of the ringleaderS in the attempted d
assassination Of Prado in August, 1874,
have just been sentenced to fifteen years
imprisonment.
THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.
DUBLIN, March 22.-The members OF
the Irish Rifle Association have unani-
mously voted to accept the invitation of
the National Rifle Association of Amer
lea to compete for the championship of
the world. They have also agreed to
challenge the Americans, through the
Amateur Rifle Club of New York, to
shoot a return match at Creedmoor in
September, after the Centennial, on the
same terms as the Dollymount matches.
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A Dubuque boy was troubled for fear
that he would not know his father when
they Goth reached Heaven, but his
mother eased him by remarking: 'All
you'll have to do is to look for an angel
with a red nose ON him."
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N EETzxL.
Mortuary Record.

Anna Baumgarter, s months, city.
Philippine Tscherhtelen, 10 months, city.
Cristina Sentzel, S.years, Germany.
Edward Leslie, 6years, Ireland.
Henry Mailing, years, city.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1876.

Fire Departments. At meeting last
night an order was passed requesting
the Mayor to reinstate all police and
firemen who were discharged some
weeks since. The Mayor refuses to oom-
Dly with the order.
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Letter from General weitzca.

Tie following letter has been receisen
from General Weitzel by his brother:
DETROIT, MICH, March 2i iSsg.
My DEAR BRoTHER-I have you're Af
the 18th. | am anxious and willing 70
take that Trusteeship now, but you ara
aware that, being In the army, every
thing must 60 according to law. =
Yours, affectionately,
G.. WEETzxE..
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The Memphis Avalanche says: .sSheep
I are better than Government bond; you
can tear of a coupon every six mouths
as big as the bond, and the bond-is left
as big as it was" That depends on the
size OF the dog crop.
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Old Sam B, a carpenter Of Tren.
ton, was engaged to build fence, and
was consulted as to the best material for
posts. "Locust, madam, locust; the
darned stuff will last life time; I've
tried um twice."
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By American Press Association TO the STAR.
GREAT FALLS, N. H., March pa
strike was commenced at the wooden
mills this morning. in consequence OF a
reduction of12H per cent. in wages.
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NTiscries Of q Bankrupt City.

Bv American Press Association TO the STAB.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. March 22.-The
recent disastrous fre'here has had the
effect Of iInpressing upos the City Oouu-
oil the Importance ot tbe PolIos epd
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WANTED - GOLD - Last Grand Mass
wv Meeting Of Buffalo Sam.'s Black Hills
Expedition Will be held THURSDAY EVEN
ING, March 20, 1876, at 1o2 Plum street. Come
one. come al. mh92-2t
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NM NANTED-SITUATlON gentleman Of
w large business experience, and especially
acquainted with book Keeping in banking and
similar institutions, will be open. for an en-
gagement IN few weeks. Address B. NJ. j.,
Star Office mhl7
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FOURTH CONGREss--lst SESSION
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 2t.-A Commit
tee OF Conference was appointed on the
Senate amendments to the Military
Academy Appropriation Bill, to which
the House had refused to accede. The
bill to provide for an agreement with the
Sioux Indians in regard to the Black
Hills Reservation was called up, hut
pending its discussion the morning hour
expired, and the Senate resumed the
consideration OF the bill to provide for
the counting of the votes for President
and Vice President, which was debated
at length, pending which an executive
session was ordered, and the Senate soon
after adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-A bill was
reported from the Committee on Com
merce to amend the law regulating steam
navigation, and made the special order
Tor Thursday. A resolution was adopted
lnstructing the Committee on Expendi.
lures in the Treasury Department to in
quire into the management and disposi-
tion of captured and abandoned proper
ty. A bill was reported from the Judi.
ciary Committee making it a misde-
meanor for any person in the employ
ment of the United States to contribute
funds or'election purposes, or to can
yass in any election in any State; and
the same Committee reported adversely
on the bill to provide for printing the
speeches and remarks OF members of
Congress in the same language in which
they were delivered, and the bill was
laid ON the table. A resolution was
adopted calling for a statement of the
accounts of the Navy Department with
lts fiscal agents in London TOR every
year since 1868. In Committee of the
Whole the Legislative and Judicial p.
Bill was called up, and af-
ter long discussion it was again laid
aside without action, and the House ad-
journed.
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LAST EDITION.
WASHINGTON.

The Emma Mine Inquiry-Dana's
Case-The Alaska Seal Company
Marsh and Wife.
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M7 ANTED- --SITUATION--B respecta-
wv bic young man to worB about place and
care for and drive horses best references. Call
or address q. ROSS, 127 West Fifth street.
mh2l-3t
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w WTANTED-SITUATIO do up stairs
wv and dining-roOm work; best of refer
ences Inquire at $50 Court street. mh2l-3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
WANTED D---M1scHLLANEous.

VNT ANTED = GOLD : Last Grand Mass
w Meeting of Buffalo Sans Black Hill
Expedition VIII be held THURSDAY EVEN
ING, March %, 1876, at 102 Plum street Come
01e, come all. mh22-2t
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

VNTANTED-SITU UATION-By a boy of 20
w years, to do all kinds of work, at 26s Main
street. mh2l-2t
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wv ANTED : SITUATION BY carriage
w blacksmith, in the country. Address
JACOB YOUNG, Reily,O mh21 -2t
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nv ANTED : SITUATION-By two girls,
w one to cook and the other to do up stairs
work, washing and ironing; best Of references
given. Call at 431 West Fifth street. mh21 at
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WT TANTED-sIrUA ATION-By good Ger
wv man girl, to do general housework. Call
at 80 Elizabeth street. mh2l- -2t
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LNOR SALE-HORsE-B Buggy and harness,
L. suitable for family, or will exchange for
vacant lot. Apply att 8 Main ST., Covington.
mh21-gt
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M TANTED- -PARTNER-To go into the
wv ghost-sh business. Address p. o.
Box 29y Lawrenceburg, Ird. mh2l -3t
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LOR SALE-SODA FOUNTAIN-Firs
IL class, all complete. j. GARY & CO., Day
ton, o. mh2l st
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-NEWS STAND--And candy
l. store. at 50 Harrison avenue. mh2l-2t
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GOLD-Cash paid for
w watches, diamonds, old gold and silver.
A. A. EYSTER, y4y w. Fifth. mh21 -3t*
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LNOR SALE = CHEAP LIFE SCHOLAR
E SHIP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College.
For full particulars address S. p. c., Box .,
city. ia3- tf,d&W
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- WANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
Aia MARTIN, at ~ w. Fifth st. jy15-u

TED-PARTNER-Fo a first-class
w patent, with about 500 camtai; big
money. Address 10 w. Sixth street, Room s.
mh2l -St
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rUR RENT--ROCiI15s;. i &c;

LNOR RENT ROOM - Furnished, second
H. story front, inside shutters, fire and gas, at
$l2; also rear rooms nicely furnished, at SIC
and 81. 4O5 W. Ninth street. mh21-3t
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LOR SALE-HOUSE-Tw STORY frame OF
Il rooms, together with shop, suitable fol. al
ground viii Tits sell part or ali Tl cheap Ggre
j. Z. g., Holton, Ind. mh2l-4t
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LNOR SALE-ENGINE-New and complete,
L. 10X20 inches, at low price. Inquire Of JOS
COMBS u SON, 100 and 1872 East second street.
ml2l-3t
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LNOR SALE-FEATHERS- AZ pound
l. pillows, 81: 35 pound beds, Sc; choice feath-
ers, 1jc per pound. G. W. MORRISON Sc CO.,
q West s Xth street mhl7-6t~
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yXTANTED--PARTN an eclectic
wv physician Of age, great SUCCESS and ex-
perience; location, COyingt0n, KY; must have
ssrne means. Address DR.. J. WHITE, Coving-
ton, KY. mh2t-4t
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VNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
w CAVAGNAs " SON have new lot OF
Maccaroni just received from Nervia, Italy,
also splendid line of Groceries. jyS6-tf
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sssamsnp Isiayss I Holland HsyTs Loui: 4. Es,ss
steamship ". Elder Rean New Orleans C. A whitucy
Steamship Hudson, eager, New Orleans Clark seaman
steamship san Salvador Niekerson savannah W. H. Gar
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston. J. W. ountard
steamship Ellen 81 Terry Wallace Newbern. N C. Josiah
steamship Fanita Howe. wilmington N. c., Vim. p Clyde
Steamship wyanoke couch Richmond City Point and Nor
Steamship r c. Knight Chichester Georgetown. D. C, J.
i. RoOme Ir.
steamship VIM P. Clyde, Ingram Philadelphia. James
Hand
Steamship Pointer D Providence and BRISTOL Ferguson
ship Baltic Taylor. San Francisco. Sutton & ca
BARK hrgnsy orb Couch Dunedin and Wellington N ~
Barr Prm Nor, Faugh, London, Benham BOyCsen for
Antonio @. Gia Caiabret, Cork for ORDERS John T.
BT1g Meta tGerl Roitser. Pernambuco C. Tobias & Co
Big Edouard tDr) Iack.n st Johns, ~ f., A. f. Outer
senT Mary ]. Curran, Mcmillan, Santiago de Cuba b j.
Schr. JcrLan l. Mott Brown Baraooa. j. Weinberg.
ser Adde j. BJ ant Stubs, Key West Belncr Pinck'
schr. Lily, cole Charleston Evans. Bail & Co.
sehr b l. Hazard brewster. Georgetown 4 c. Bentley.
s sSRT X 1.Ei. Mss Master
ARRIVED.
steamship Albemarie GIBBS, Leves with mdse and pas to
steamship Fraaeoma Bragg, Portland with mse and pass
ship III of Windsor N 81 Armstrong Liverpool 81 days
c. A.. az DAYS, and St Thomas ~ ,layA IN ballast. -,
Brig 4. Hoari to' Canning, " SD Messengc Arceeibo
Rrig LooIard Myers Hicks. Monteviioo 81 days with
Sthr Charlie steaman tOf Bath, Dunton Port Antonio
scr = Chambers Iof John. n. Ri Read Carlenas 25
scRr Freddie Porter Brooks Parers Head, with ice for
Eehr Eva Yates tof waldoboro Yates carenas Is days
scHooyEns-rIvER ASp ooAs1wEi-
J; B Andersen Hyamis. {, 6. Liae Ro.ton.
4 b1rf Sf R SSE LA a Ta;,r Virginia
William Dung, Virginia
SAILED.
Steamships Hermann, for Bremen via Southampton Ia
Si IT, ~ and In, ,r Vetor,e Tor Classnvi CIV
OF Austin for Gayeson Via Kew Il; Geo W Elder anu
exemption for Charleston Flna i9r Win osio ~ e.;
olA, &c ship Iron Crown Tor Ligeroel bark Ganss Tor
Bremen.
WAsnTSGIoS March The ssna service , observer d
Nuo,a Ottawa JAt Boz pound t15% 1,,''a "a ] es
No have been nee te report o. yesterday
FOREIGN rOB1N
ANTWERP. March ARRIVED, steamship August Andre
LoSiyox March {-saed Geo Jsnkius Enrieo Dandolo
Olsen CANA, Grcenlelf, Goo Gr,sn occIn Arved
F1tr hrr,yc siarei > ufopa aSf,r itcrsiof C.
kaE 3 - tI M Ais toi6 At iln5n Alb g II.-
ta,rn" tIIasJ.oruD sonewln JpsEs'., lido shya Ar
riyed Iarcn (, Maria Laui,r, Jas. hcl"ay
DOMESTIC PuhI-.
PORTLAND, March 4-ATny-l steamship Elea1ora John
son, hoI New fors. Cl'sfcG steamship If1'sAh tbi.L
inlcIc Ter Liverpool $500. - ,,,,,.-.
,.r,M. / frin NcN YORK.
GSlylsfSS Harca -Clesred bark Erna (Gcfl Schultz
NV .GRLGiSs March 4-Cicares steamships Menphs
OBI Il lou IAyerpJo; city Of Mcr.a, Sherwood oe
Newlork
tl Log T. at. O.n rucI VIA mr. caro- ui coat ID
,oNc,i 70 i0nioH, cam, tiis p M Hthh b. the
Tor IGtcst sEis Ne,rs So, rim rrgeI
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR OLAsGOW-Ia steaDshiB Victoria, March 4.-Dayid
Steratt JOhn b. ad0r y. De Mars Master
George Mar COucrye Mr. Stewart aud lidy, Jas
Dars.e. Miss ella BeIch, Chas sykes Mr.. Haryor.
steamship Hermann, March 4.-FuRcne
Feix Miss Auckland GRAHAM Mrs Carroll 70
StrOhn 4. Levy. Master Albert Bohn H. shirek Heinrich
prageer John O'Donne =. Henry A. q. Haeksiah Mrs ~
Wilson and infant, J.. +. Crvss. j. kanoz MI aud MTs
McAndTow, Miss NcAndteW
FOR LlvERPOols-Ia Steafnfh,P hee95tif march a.
Mira Geo d. DaIis Master DsviE. Mc6lntay, hr Lama
lice Ieaud Weaver and friend, Mrs J. H. story, WIN, f.
Hines r. Tolson, VIM Kelley Horace Harrtaon, Wa Hope
Iohn AZ srsau H. j. QunRD, A. X bingham, ~ II. nodges,
MssF g. Hodges lily. b. Beecber Jshn Oconnf ifIwrr, M
r., T. Fine A Is. Downing, hrhss' l@oae WIZ "a RAINING
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Sales bn Autllou.

H. MEAwIX AucuonceT
by BANGS, MEkWiN 4 Co, GJ6 Broadway,
ID nrrr Bond st.ai-f ~ Eoots. W'sAs 90 AT Sc Sc
MONDAY. 81 Ire if - At.h belonging
~ AIMON 4 CaSWOLD esq, consisting chiefly Of BooNa
relating 70 America
NOTICE.. 4. LAWRENt + q Co., Auc--
~ Will sell Tie I-tnaugc SlV4luB, ia Lloti
vnv Oh tt fSDAY. 7th March 80. ~ O'Clock m, she
r Z, collect end retain al wtci may accrue fr
tr aul occupation. Etsses ~ none tiaa I'VE tons
rd, OF RAIN Pfa and Bll,hras Owned vs. lhe CORPORA
Ton For fun iaTnal0 The 1f Itrc ri copies fJr
ftn AZ q Iiail. -. ~ WALIt
JACOB 4. WE.TERVEIT.
HENRY y. DIMuCk,
81 Docks.
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alarbie auo Slate AlGutc!s.

CASONI g. ISOLA,
~ BTKAN MAEBf.E and GRANITE WORKS
IlG g. II3 West fOth -, neir broadway
Monuments, Nantes, Altar Frur,, iihng wai3-couns
aId tirtrs IA lttly oI HiAFDio
work OF every 80 ,cnuion.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MAErELS,
WI NEW DEsIGNN from D. upward ais" 40 ..nf az
Work I'D greatly reducei prices Mar tufnns i1 tie ride
a. HLAEEn- No. Us last 81 -Lt".nu ~
w ID. a. 4. S. NICIlOLS.-2JO entirely new
w . designs Marble SLATE. and wood Nautrs Mauuia.-
urers CI-tins sia De fizos Fence, crates ihsf
Nsue- Wholesale ALL all hcsG Tor catloit- - HUI
o., OppJate WOrlsi.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF EEw.YoRR. MARCH
CLEARED.
Steamship Grceee (Brl Andrews London, ~ w y Anrst
steamAnp Victoria r Heddcrwtck' glasgow hsnosrSo1
steamship Hermann IGGh RsiohDsnn, Bremen, &C, oei
rcha a Co
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fine ARTS.

A RT notice.
"a Now ON Exhibition free day evening. at the Art
Rooms SIT Broadway
An Extraordinary collection OIL Paintings by American
Artists.
The examples Of best known Artists painted
order and before pabliciy exhibited.
NOTICES By THE PRESS.
every the finest display n American Art ever
opened Ia this ely, or offered at public sale"
The subject interesting and represent the most
fined taste IA their sflcctiOn.'
"The works comprised in this dispav all finished in the
style the whose signed 10 the
vases have been hastily executed for auction
p0ssa'
private collection OF American pictures mostly by the
elder Of w city, and all represented by good works
"Thce only severity pictures the collection, but
Tie deficiency number than compensated fox by the
fine q1ahty Of the works."
Only represents the best names belonging to tho PROBES
country, bot sasO the exhibitions az
paintings that has been made In public gallery for many
years"
Now on exhibition above. and DO cod by auction
TUESDAY EVENING, March z, at The Art Rooms, SIT
Broadway
The MesSrs TEAVTrT Auetoneers.
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Goo Gate for Classification.

GREAT REDUCTION.-GOLD
~ beautiful system Of PENMAhsllP taught ~ ~ yes
ans Terms reduced nearly oneba Apply THIS week from
D." OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH.
EAMIIY School for young girls. For particu-
i lars MARY D. Reed =. o. BOX 40 Mcraen, ohh
WANTED 49, Unfurnishcd HOUSES TO
w RENT good locations TIE usual comm ION eaBeu
II rcntoL Id. CAiIENlEH' 20 dave ''iD'' iioUse' -
VNO LET-A PHYSICIAN OFFICE. Apply
K IA Nes, Forty ninth -.
CsB WEEKLY for French, Spanish and
- Adults enabled % converse In three months 5
by nav now syscu. children taught by - easy metLod O@
on or eddress PROFESSOR, ,zG3 Broadway.
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9nusemeuIs.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ MI G. D. HESS see. Director
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
OF the Season OF
KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
brilliant repertoire for tbs closing niRhts
On MONDAY EVENING, March o, =.
VIII he given the second representation here IN Enghsn OF
Aeyefbeers Grand Spectacular opera,
THE STAR OF THE NORTH. -,
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, Nine. JUNE koswad,
MIS- SeSun Miss Iancaste Mt CJnly. Mr. H. feakes ana
Mr.. Joseph Mas all appearing.
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 2, 1850
special performance for tho Benedt Of HENRY PEAkES
VIII DC given OF AubeT's Sparkling Opera,
FRA DIAVOL0,
Nine. JENNIE VAN ZANDr as Zerina. Mr. PEAkES as
BoppO
On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
only performance Of GouuOd's Grand Opera.
FAUST, Miss KELLOGG Marguerite
ON THU H,DAY EVENING, March %,
for the BENEFIT Of Mr. JOSEPH MAS viii be gwen Tor the
FIRST time this seaEon Verd's Grant opera,
III, TRONATORF.
Ie0nOra -. Nine. JENNIE VAN ZANDT
MsnrioO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JOSEPH MAS
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 10, AmJrO ~ ThOmass
beautiful work. MIGNoN. hgnOn Miss CLARA LOUISE
KELLOGG.
Grand Opera Matinee SATURDAY, Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg Appearing
SATURDAY NIGHT Farewell Performance, Balie's beau.
ul Opera, ROSE or CASTLE Donna Eyira. Miss ANNIE
MONTAGUE.
Reserved So General Admission, al Family Circle
80 cents SaoO deserved Seats AZ Box Office OF the Academy
Of Muse az SCHIRMERS MUSIC STORE, IOl Broad
way, and NJ ia Broadway.
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Sliuatons Oante0-- mdIes.

Useful B0Y.-By boy 10 years of age
u T. make himself generally useful VIII work for his
board. Gidrc,g H. o. D., lGo Tribune Uptown Cfoe,
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,,1NtATuRg ALMANAC.

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6XI sur elVOH sebHs. sou
uCB WAITE TINS DAY-As X -.
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~ Mayer sgt. Friedman.
feS phillips agt- Pace
III Mulry nEt. The Long
Island n. X. Co.
Az aap0pg art. The friD-
une Association.
1ae IistInan agt. Blaut
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Hampton.
tAO Rail at. The Hudson
River X. r. Co.
TAI Gelpeke etal. agt. ouin-
tell.
40 Cassidy agt Owens.
fi9 Weld 81 al. agk Downs
ia Tracy Ct al agt Wat
son.
1AB richard agt. Carton.
i18 Tbe GrOcers' Bank agL
Penucld. ct al.
TAI In the matter, &c. OF
Irwin, eX'N.
. lls. .Allis agt Phtllipsburg
Mfg. Co.
l49. .MangCr agt. Weleh and
anO.
$50. .Ta6diken art. Canire u.
l5l. Austen agt schuyler
and ano.
1852. Van Ripper agt. IVeeo
Ct al
1873. The Mechanics ana
Traders Dank agt'
Daken et 81.
1b4. .Deiamater ast. lshoel .
1855. .Appleby agt The Astoi
F.Fe ms. Co. -.
l56. The Teal Estate Trust
co sgt. keech CT al:
l67 Van Magenen aSI
Kemp, impi'd.
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J.
n Rockwell agt. Giunelly
IL. The Madison Ave. Bap-
fist Church agt. Tho
Baptlst Church Ia
Divers.
IA WitkOwski and an0 agt
Brennan, Sherl1.
Ia. .Brague at Lord Ct a.,
cX'rs, &c
Is Vermilye agt DiOesy.
IS. .Weiss agt. Brennan.
Sheriff.
II. .Volknan &c al agI
Feldman.
1S Harrison agt. LOwrle.
19. Porter act. MeGTaih.
~. Crosby agt. Watts.
81. Doyle and ano. agL
Sharpe
%. Macpherson agt hon-
ner.
c3 BOVINE agt. O'Brien, 81.
81. MADAM act. Covert etai.
25n Burnhani aud ano. at.
Brennan.
&c. Campbell ag% Conner,
Sheriff, sc.
q. The Bulrs Heal Bank
aGt. MeFeeters IL al
2S- Cavity agt. Clark.
20. Lord et al. agt. Theini'-
son.
80. Quicker et a., truS., &c,
act. Rapp, admir-.
81. .MGrrhOuse and ano.agt
leager.
80. Bond agt. MONTH ct al
SO. .Selchow agt. Eadde.
"a. .Butterfeld agt. Rafide
80. Carnes agt. Ii2tt.
sc. Stafford Pavement GO.
ast Monheimer.
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mnsicdl JnstrumeTts.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
N Upright RENT SELL cheap sales on easy monthly
payments Call at " NJ. MERltEBBS, No. y UnOn-sauare
lSo> l5j FOarChaye)
A FINE STOCK of FIRST CLASS PIANOS
n SOLD at bargains 10 Elegant Grand Piano. in per,
cTeT, $3.50; Weber Square, $500 Elegant Grand
square, 500 do. 900; do, $50. sfEEDMAN'5 OLD
ESTABLISHED wAREROoMs. 90 West l6thsL
A BRAUTIGAM's Upright and Square
IA PIANOS second zone: prices moderate. Con-
stany hand large assortment OF Secondhand Pianos
best maSers New and secondhand Pianos 70 Tenti
Warcrvoms. No % Unon-square.
| IGHTE a. ERNST, old house IF Lighte e.
~ Bradbury offer their splendid PIANoFoRrES at low
prices easy monthly payments at II East tthst Also
Smitns AMERICAN OtjANs.
g. Y. BALL & Co.,
-. No. Is EAST 14TH-ST.
Chickering'S Steinways sni other Pianos and Organs low
for cash. on insalhnUnis. .ei for rnnt
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? Qawtry art. Clark.
& .Sbernrn ast. Conner
sheriff.
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herucr and an0.
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Union Nut. Ins Co,
iInpld.
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Great Western Inns.
Co, impfd.
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impl'd.
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weather, impPd.
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Appleton, Ct az
~. Robe rts agt Whiteet ~.
Al Heyer art. Clarke ct al
General Calendar.
/ Guidet agt. The Nay OF,
&c
q. waIIingagt. The Mayor,
sc.
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man.
A..Grifith at. Burke.
B. BlOnt art. Rinaldo.
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tcctoTy agt. me
PlaeCker 81. X. II. C...
T..FoWler agt. keily.Sl n.
s. Gibbs II VI. sgt Huyler.
o. .Harneckel agt. Brown.
10. Lawrence agt. Cabot
atal