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steotai Utspat4h to 7Ad EAao<4qv 9t,buas,
ALBANY, MY, Jan, b.-Gov. rt,den ~ ro.,
York. In lila n,osanro tn ~. : .s's',..I' " Nv"
Tho income from tois OF tho State canals during
tho lscal ycar ending 6out. an 187s A. a. ona
o?o.Ga; total disbursements on all canals in
oxceHs Of tolls. s335 044.O5; tolls iu exra.a NJ
Disbursements for ordinary ron.I-. %e3a oSa .. ~
Tho failing of i'll tho toll-receip.a OF tho last
fecol yoar. ss cftnusrca with thoso ~ 1a7, =.
II 09i ~ N tiT" t:n,r+nar "s's, ~. lof4, 10
'tt,is sI,.,;". =. [n1,, ''"o' eoa'u'euta lipon
tn!6 eno"lnB III 1o'lo"a:
nesxMro sloui bs tn ssrcrtn1r r,Isjx ~, 1T, nIat
out unnes.ssary delay, tho !lnans.l eonaion of .as
sanas W ttasa q tho contract. set outstanding for
70 10 solreI ataudoned, aud what ought ia ,e ro.
nt.sd. aud Tho applicable 10 any sxlcuIituso
seeona measure Is tho careful snd thorough III.
yesgation Of ordinary expenses and repairs tor tic
cnustscnt s1. ,1,s I aoTn - ~ tnd '"ssas poaI
, 1876-01-06
THE ILLINOIS BOARD,

6Ef<3d9 D1sjK1t16 Q 7As CA1cdoo 1f11unt
eun1sorl11p. ILL.,. Jan. 5.-Tho State Agricul.
tura' board rcassembled this morning, .ntl at
once proceeded to tho election Of q member
from tho Eighteenth District to fill tlo vacancy
occasioned BY tho death Of Mfr. Parker. A BAL
lot waa tskcn resulting In tho choco OF Jpmcs
II. "Aehburn, Of Williamson, no receiving
thirteen votes to five cast for tic other cauli-
dato. It WAS decided to hold Tho ie4t fair at
Ottawa, durnH tho week commencing bcpt l.
year, md bocauso Tho Iloatd could not
Get ont Of it's CONTRACT 10 hold fair at
OTTAWA for two years. THO afternoon scsaipn
was occupied in q wranGlc worthy OF lIaiues'
Legis'asars over protest at tho result Of a race
1t tho last fair. Committees on AwarJn wnra
appointed, but hayo no. yet completed tLelr
work.
, 1876-01-06
THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRACY.

EEw ORLEANS, Jan. B.-The Democtatfo Etste
Contention mot ut noon Ut 1t. pntrick's Hail.
Tho llou. Il. IL Matr, Chairman os tho Stato
Central Coaatnittee, called tho convention to
order. Judge Albert Eoorhcs MAS elected preai-
dent pio TEN. A Committee ou Credentials
WAS appointed, which, It Is stated, will nlIov no
proxies for country delegatos unless tho proxy
reside In tho parish Ao represents. 4 rocess
NaB tbcn 4Rkeu.
Tho House Of Representatives this forenoon
Adjourned out Of courtesy 10 tho Convention.
After tho Icccss the Committee on Credan-
tia1s reported that nll The Parishes OF tho Blho,
except Desa'os, 1t. Bernard, and Saline, wers
represented.
lilo Hon. John G. l1opcnre, OF caddo, was
elected picsident by a majority Of about lou
over Duncan 8. Cago candiJate Of tie Liberals
and Fueloniste. Mr. MoucuIe upon taking tho
char thanked tho Convention for tue hunor con-
fcrrcd, and said:
This Convention ts probably tic tnost I,urortan,
QUE cssr held in orr Rtsc for It Ia tho rn o.c since
Uni. m most taa moTtsas ens.9,,. That wo .hoqa T.
coll upon those VINO rotna for me 10 iay to ooS to
i that solid front should 10 lrrncnted aga!ns thu
vile cohorts Of ra1tca!irtn wh1 e1rriug the c-
blood Of cur people. LIT tho wh1te taople Of our
hats be one body sgainlt thttE opposfns. No nsttar
fcrent delegates let them I'LL frown down lie frut On.
1earanco of dscoEd md LIT tho proceedings Of lilo
Convention to most harmonious, for our grievances
arc GREATER than hare before bcn bo1ue hy suy Anglo
saxon race my DESIRE, matter what MAY hays
trcn my Vredc1ictoAr, mud bore that all Who ~ wr
arc oppote to rad1ta1s in thus Btate viii bc together
Oh thtA door.
Anongst tho conlmitteos appointed wae ooe,
on lnotluu Of The Hon. II. Il. Mar, to p1erato a
memorial aud address to Congress on Louisiana
affairs, aud committee on State aud tuunic;pal
ta1ca.
Coz. John A{cEnery aud I.ient.~Gov. D. D.
Penn we1o invited to seata on the platform, aud
wero loudly chcered. E1.Goy, WarmotA was on
the floor Of the Convention during tue eutifp
aesslou.
At tho eEouiuR session letters we're received
and read>frum Congressman Gibson aud Low, Of
Louisiana, promising Congressional action GU
lhc LoutslAun question in caro- 1t MAS shown that
a republican form of Government did not o1,Bt
here.
The Convention adjourned Until tomorrow.
The Legislature has adjourned TIL Friday to
give tho metubors chance 10 attend tho Cou-
feutiou.
, 1876-01-06
FINANCIAL.
BOSTON,.

BOSTON.
nosros, Jan. b.--A committee Of tho creditors
OF FEcoIano, Harding & Loomia and 9. ". F'ee-
lind report tho liabilities Of tho firm At s7l1.ll3
and their assots eiS7,0O0. and recommend tho
acceptance OF their proposition 10 ray 30 per
cent ln soycu equal t!lstal!menta.
Hamilton, Richardson l. Whitney. lEy-goods
tolbors, Aru reioFte1 u hayo fal!ul with labi!l.
Hes placed at $3.50, ,uuU,
, 1876-01-06

~ The TRIGGER.
Special nttmteh to Thu Chteaoa 7yt1nn..
D1xuS, ILL.,. Jan. 5.-Tho prizc.st,ooting Of thu
Northwestern sportsmen'a Association, which
met here to-lay, resulted III folowa: Col,
George Stec!c. Of Chicago, received the fret
premium. not having missed bird Col, Avery
Jobneon. President Of lie Dixon National usuk,
tl,o eeco1d Com. 1lrow, the thtrd. Capts Tus-
tssn. Woodford. Waldocker, anu Rcl,uIer ran
about syo1. missing an average Of ono bird In
tivc. Tho crowd in attendance wRs large, aud
we1o vol! pleased by tho awards.
, 1876-01-06

NEW YORK.
new YonI, Jan, 5.-IInntIng Il Earle, manu-
featuring Iowclsrs in john bt1oet. lAyn fhise, to
tho surprise Of tho tEale. Their liabilities xud
aasets ara not tuRdu lu1wA.
William Ii. coopAr. Jr., homp mud jute dealer,
In pea1l street, Is reported to haya made ~ al.
sigumout for lhs bo,ett Of hls creditors, Lis
lIabllitioh arc said to bo heavy.
, 1876-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
NOT TIE NAN.

IL kse EdltoF ~ Tia Chicago 1rtoun4:
cuioaoo. Jan. 6.-Asseasor Phillips stated TO
your reporter, and lso 10 Mayor Colvn, that
Was tho Deputy who committed the outrage.
, 1876-01-06

=, 6pee1o& DisbateA 10 1As GA,caos 7,tan..
.nna;p., !soS, "s.. Jsn. 6.-.Tbe only Executive
!. ,psas Roh.4 ~ addition 10 thoss sen. yeatssday
S'-' -"' " F.1ooss, \ cne-aemed noldIer
, 1876-01-06
MINNESOTA.

CENTENNIAL EILL.
spsefdI Diauatch to The ChIeaoo 7f.oank,
6r. PAUL. MILL, Jan. 5.-A bill has bcen
introduced In tho House appropriasing s35,0u0
for tho.atinnesoth exhibition at tho Centonuint,
not exceeding et2, 00u to he expended for tho
building.
, 1876-01-06

1 CANDIDATE FOH CoS0nEks,
Special Uispaseh to IAs Ehletoo Itihutn.
MsssEaroits, Mlnn., Jan. 6.-Tho Tribune
this morning announces With q flourish Gsu. J.
4. Ayertll Of St. Paul, aa tho noxt candidate for
mombor Of Congress- from this district.
, 1876-01-06

I1thp@AHcA VI III LUG Ftfln NA1ut R0utn OF
Twsnty.nsnth attoet. bog 10 any that tho
abatement In false. I sa.ehsod from Twenty
fifth 10 Twonty-nInth atreeta, ami from State
ntroct to South Park avenue. and defy any per-
zoo to produce }ust cause OF complatnt against
mo. Thsfo arc but fov sLopkeepcss 10 tie dis.
ir!ct, and they all gave fair reports, and put
down the oxact amount agreed upon. I wout
fnlo ovsry dwelling house; stated my business;
asaed to look into tho parlor; asked II they
oNned tho plano IT there was QUO thors), and
II they had carriages and horses loft = schedule
TO to fi!lad out, with instructions to hAyc il Jouo
and loayo at tho Office; aod lhon made m estl.
mate a. near A. could (wIthout taking an To-
veutoty) and put tho atnount down In my book,
10 bo data to 20 hy In case the owner did not
eAHo enough interest In his avn buainess TO at.
tend to 1t. II. therefore, my Injustice IL dono
to any ono. 1t Ia an error in Judgment AZ to tho
va!lio Of household goods. and no Que Is to
Blanc but the man WHO did not look after Aia
oTn business. Yours ETC., a. McALLts1Ea.
MkE7fAdg.
Taxpayers Of tue South Hdo who are over.
AasessoI aro Ecqucstoi tU meet this oyenng In
tho Sherman huuao club roou, in or1As thst 4
JOINT injunction Of rs many az have signed The
iist may at onco bo appliod for against Collector
Tho adjourned meeting OF tho ta1-nsyers of
tue Fifth atAtd will bo held at tl,s old church
corner OF South rark avenue hni Thtrly.ti,trd
stroct lnstaad Ut IT Cantrai HILL, this eyon.
tnR. TO hear tho report of tho cuulullttce nm
pointed last Alohday evening.
, 1876-01-06

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 5,-In tic chess match
to-day, the game waa wou BY Alberoui. Tho
scoro now stands: Judd. !; Alberoui, /; a,d
t31l draMH.
, 1876-01-06
COL. j, WOODS MuSEuM..

;, Inesday atatlncs. DEAD BtIOT and RED NIpINo
HOOD. ryenIux, ADVENTURES OF i COUNTRY
n!Ns. ON IEulIA11uss UNVEILED, and DEAD silOT
~ iIrlarat!n. Cntcr The GasIiRls ns fo-ea-tuu-as
, 1876-01-06

The section Of ths Brazilian telegraph c,b.o
between Lisbon end Madeira Ia broken.
, 1876-01-06

Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio aud ChIcago Il Eric
Line arc Just now flt[ng up now otticca which,
when ready for occupancy, viii 10 rs ano and
convenient az my In tho city. Tho oillcca will
bo 1t Mo. 80 Clark street, in tho storo formerly
occupied By Parker l. Titton hs a hat store.
Iho ceilings and HallB Arc eP1enlidIy frescoed
aud the tloor IL beautifully tiled. Tie rAIl,ugs,
counters, aud t,cket-cnBeH will DO OF the tinest
description. Tho trout part Of tho ollco Will be
used by tho ticket department, which IL undor
sl'o control OF Mr. D. ". Hitchcock. tho good.
Looking General Agent OF the Erie & Chicago
liue, and she rear part will he occupied BY tlo
freight department, wllicl, Ia prca,dod over by
Slr. u. M. Wicker. tho Genera! Agent OF the
baltimore d Ohio Railroad,
, 1876-01-06

tnrY appeared nightly throughout tho Unitod e.,tu
dnfsnH tho pact tr,a 1caIs. ''
T. +. DAhNuM sa5a:
~ ate extraordinary, and tho beat1 eyer savs
Iha fnsh TO Rce them lera va t,npsrs3!e]ed In }hs
history Of m!nstrelsy. Over 40 00u reouis aIlsntrJ
thgls untivalel performances" As"
The boston Traveller rays:
other examinations and lin ost artstic and rcansH
c1e. @ Rissn, ana aimolutely tho best We eYcf s4uT
They far e1ctl their white smtators..
rnHp ~ ne old mxosites: KEnsANDs, LITTLE De
syIFif syyITH'; ,11r1,,A n51E, aAM LUCAS, GRACE LUoA.
,GshUtt0a-NeEareo Of aInrlouR ro-ca1iei Qeoret,
aaastse! orgsnLIaaoas advertising our nams nnd
, 1876-01-06

Tho Rai'rpy Kepit'o Of this weak comes to Us
in NON aud improved dfcss. Tho Journal has
Just ontcso1 upon its twolfth year at cx,ateuco.
II ID ably edlte1 by the veteran writer Mr. d. e.
Itooka, sidea by hfr. Willard A. smith, both Of
shla c.ty. The Rer'c's has Qnito largo ctrculs-
ton among tbs railway men Of tho Wcst, WHO
take il on uccouEk OF tta truBtworthlneKs.
, 1876-01-06
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
EAr% VnAu T.r. H.. &..o.,S.- Fl


New fonK, Jan. 6.-Iho Etcnsng Post says
"At noet.ng OF tha Dltectots Of tho Ialo
Shore i Michigan Southern Railroad Company.
in this city. this morning, tho following report
from tho Auditor OF tho buslnesa transacted
during tho Hi1 months ending tho 3lss OF Do
ccmbeE, 1875, WAS ptosonteel Thu gross e&sn-
inga wero e7.5i5. .0a0 operating expenses aud
ta1os, &5.0al, coo, net earnings. $34e4. 600; iu.
forest OF the bonded debt leases of brancl roads,
and dfytde"ds, payable Feb l. 1870, gu vuarsu-
teod Ato"t, tl.sl9,V0Js balance, Tl,075, ,0tW
The mscainory and property Of the Company
hiSe foeu, 10 all respects, fully maintained at
its '>ndssi high coudisop, Ihe bonded doLt
csr, 10 Company 81 tAls date IL $50, 250. .VUU,
.ln,lnutIon hY n,eaus of tho sinking fund, tls
obligation OF Which has been fully compiled
with, ESQ, QUO. 4 diyldeai Vt 2 par cant upon
the capital stock Of tha Company was o,lorod
Bix month";.
, 1876-01-06

Tho following Ia an abstract Of tho report Of
John 3. Hilliatd, lleceiyer OF the peoria Il Rock
1sisnd Railway Company in tho foreclosure
suit ngaipst the road by Vocder &. Thomas. The
ropost was flied yesterday. and coutains a reca-
capitulatloa Of the business for November Inst
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~Mr. HORNE OF Kentucky had had
seven children at three births. All doing
well.
The great aim Of the young politician
OF the present day, 10 10 md five-sylIsbIe
words enough 10 express his one yllable
tdeas.-tN Y. Dispatch.
ga thoughtful dsrkey said the other day:
81 M oushore, boss, weddorter stay In town
an vote er ter go inter de country an git de
weeds suter my truck SdUdnndh Nea0s.
ga Preston man who called upon q mu-
steal friend last evening At supper time was
warmly welcomed as they had a party and
were just going TO have a symphony. He
said he thought he smelt 10 as he came over.
lAor1CIch Bulletin.
0After the fall OF the curtain upon the last
act OF the "Dusk OF the Gods" Wagner
made this little speech In response 70 the APP
plause: "Now you know what can be done.
Do you wish for an art? That depends on
art Will follow"
~Lavender went home some time after
midnight, and complained OF his tight boots
"1 your boots are rs tight as you are" said
you" As Lavender staggered up stairs he
muttered: "She's hicl keen one. She knows
where them bootsn goin' ter shleep."
~ little miss, writing 70 her father on
school, says: "The FIRST evening we have had
prayers, and then singing, and passing
round OF bread, which / did not take, be-
no right TO take communion. Afterwards 4
learned that had lost my supper"
sVy. Milton Kilbreth, young lawyer in
New York, turned his servant, Mary Ryan,
out OF doors, and refused 70 pay her wages.
He was before Justice Wheeler Saturday,
and when arraigned said: "Your Honor,
I'm lawyer" "pm q judge" was the re-
ply. "You re fined $40, and advise this poor
girl 10 sue for her wages"
S-It was pungent answer give by Free
Kirk member VINO had deserted his colors
and returned 20 the old faith. The minister
bluntly accosted him, GAY man, John, aud
we've left us; what might be your reason for
that? Did ye think IL was ma q guild road we
was gawn?" "Ou, dawrssy IL was q guild
eneuch road and q Draw road; but, o minis
ter, the tolls were unco high"
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A TRAIN IN COLLISION WITH ELE-
PHANTs.-On the railway from Madras TO
Shoranore, as train was running At fair
speed, the engineer saw Q herd OF elephants
approaching him along the line. He whis-
tied down the brake. In an instant, how
ever, they were into the nerd. The leading
reDtly only enIaged by the whistle, and
charged the advancing train. There was q
tremendous concussion. The elephant was
knocked of to one side, mutilated and writh-
Ing, and the train, after series OF jolts that
nearly threw IL OF the line, came to stand.
still against the bodies OF two other animals
OF the herd. The tusker was dispatched by
an English gentleman who was ira yelling in
the train, and his tusks were secured, after
which the train proceeded on its Journey.
The herd scampered away, and turned when
about mile on, on knoll, looking In q
dazed, stupid way at the train as it moved
off, London Globe
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HOW TIGHT TINY WAR THEN-Tae fx-
tremites 20 which fashion hss advancaf N,
London In female attire are really denlo-s.
bic. lady on whose truthfulDess 4 can he-
pend oonndes 10 me the following parficp-
lsrs: She was asked the other day 10 inspect
the weodt Dg frossen OF young lady OF hien
rank. The dresses were very numerous aud
beautiful. and every accessory OF attire WAS
IN the height OF fashion, ~ not OF good taste.
Bot where. Inquired my friead, ais the IN
ION" said the mIlnner. with q smile OF
pity, "ladies wear none nowadays They
wear these instead" And she pointed 90
three complete suits, not OF srmor, but o,
chsmois leather.
III IL only over channels leather that thS
skirts from Worth can be straines tss1.,
enough. At Bristol, the other day, the Msvor
gave an entertain ment 20 the Lord Nsyor ~
LONDON, and the occasion seemed 40 iwport-
~. mat one LADY guest sent 20 Paris for her
. .r dress. 10 was so tight when II came
snst sne bad 10 take OF garment after gar
IL, oe,ofe she could get into 10 at all And
sen she had 90 sit down ut table. am told
tlss Der sufierings were considerahle dnrtns
sne Iepssa, ont her worst misery was the re-
necton, how shall get up agsinY, Event
uslly she did get mp, than ks 20 the gen tlemen
on esch side OF her, VINO pulled down the re-
nectory garment by main force
AT The very last drawing room An Rucs-
inehsm Palace . similar cataStrophe t.,os
place A lsdy made her bow 20 the y ueen \
little too low for her Kicking strap''' as a
msn would CAL 10, hut dare say NJ Worth
has some prettier name and IL lipped down
so far that she could not get up again RE
Lord High Chamberlain nj mself hsd 70 come
forward and set her straight RsaclLsh tyos.
stp ia HdY1cT'S Rasar.
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DIED.

DANT. On the 9Th Of September, ls76. JOSEPH
OARLIs, son OF Joseph NJ. ana Emma Dsnf, aged
yeau.
GIBeoI. Suddenly, September sth, ls7e. oArH-
ARINK r. GIBSON, wife OF Vim, Gibson, and d ugh
ter OF Wm T. knight, In the 18th year OF her age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KNIFE. On fussday morning, 0eptsnber 6th,
lTe, st O'Clock In the eoth year OF his ass,
kpauNp kIKFFE, anatfve OF The county OF Liosr-
tck, Ireland.
"6ay he rest in peace"
70y a street south wesf, on Thursday, eeppsmpef
7fh 1876 at O'Clock D. Friends and Relatives %
The family are Respectfully invited 20 attend. n
Low. On the 9Th Of September, 1875, &C oiolook
D n, JAMIE, beloved dsughtsr OF Thomas and ysne
u, Low, aeed - months and u days.
Her funeral viii take place from her psronris rssf-
dence No. T0s I'd street northeast, 20 which frends
are invited.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPTEMRxs -
90, Ae10.

RAL1lMOhE AND OlilO RAlLROAD
sEPTEMRss . re
- OOi 1910.
An LEAVE wAsHlsGroN.
n lsss' Gt . sna %sy s..Sn:
sIint ST. 81 Recfs and intsrnediate station.
sI0-h.w YoIk, PnilsdeIpSis and Boston EI.
Isii: Pai,@sD Pa.Ior Oars s1od.;, soy %. a :.
s:aoo-Po,sI q kcer: aud wy sss:ion, ''
s:Go-Chiesso, Cineian ~ p St louis, Louisville
S ,S rns6Ss ssraslsy Der vrs5s
Rood. rsrior end sIeepsrs
!, =, PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY to Baltimore only.
Ia:I.-BaIi,mOre, Way Stations. EIIieos City I'd
lAo-Nsv York. Phil delphi. az d Norfolk TX.
press On sunday, all Way Stations and Bal
3sO-Balt,more and Way Stations.
Sity. r4.sse ana Lsprsi Express Ilioott
soI,, re- and Point of Rccss, (via Metro
443-BsIiimorc, Annapolis and wsy Stations.
cs,, nc y e,n9sn and Louisvills Express. EI-
GER ser, sstor6sy daily TO Bsrke,ey: Der Park,
I'm train on satr rday. Hssersto~n and
Wirsh;s,sr. sleeping cars to Oincinnati and
s4s-B.l,imOre and Way Stations. Connect,
1ae-PSisdeiphi en-. SSp Baltimore Express.
Ia5-bs.u ore snd Way Stations
dusty.
e:2o-M.riin, burg, Way Stations on MstropoIi-
tan Branch.
e:cO1kaltin.Gre, Blsdsnsburs, Belts lille, Lsu-
Io:Oo"se~ York aud Phil,dsl,bi. Nigh. Eek.
pres Sleeping Csrs TO New York
lOO3-Baltimore aud principsl Way Stations.
l0:4O-msrtn,b borg and Way Station, Metropoli-
l1:4s-st. Louis Express. Chicago. Columbus,
ssn1dussy, News'k, Berkeley, Deer Park and
110. s:lo. $40, IS Q. m lao 5:4s, 5:45.
p. N. daily.
Al other trains daily, except Sunday.
80 connection On Sunday tor Hagerstown or Val
,e1 66ranen' OF IT New York and Philadelphia at
s:lo = m ard 40 D m.
For further Information apply ct the slimore
ard Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
ass, COL and COS Pennsyivanis avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
for baggage TO be checked and received at point
THOs. 4 SHARP, Master of Transportation.
n OOJE, 9eneI al Ticket Agent.
GEO. B. kOSHTZ, General gent. sep4.tr
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
AT PURI.IC

By virtue Of q deed Of trust, recorded In -
Liber No. 7e, folio 60, OF the land records of .:4
the District CT Columbia, will offer for SALE .tx
at public auction, in front Of the premises, on
SATURDAY, September 9Th, 1875 at o'clock D .
m part OF lot s.. in Old Georgetown, ID q. Begin
ming on the south side Of Bridge street a the end
% Feet measured westerly from the west side of
DUCK Lane or Market street and running thence
westerly on Bridge street thirty SD feet one ll
inch thence south one half degree east lilo feet 10
en alley; thence easterly said alley thirty one
(3lD feet one inch, and thence north half de-
gree west ITO feet to Bridge street aud place OF be
SHINING, with the i'm proyements.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance ia even In
stallments, at six, twelve and eighteen moa rs,
with interest at eight per cent per spnum, secured
by the notes Of purchaser and deed of trust the
property, or all cash, at option OF the purchaser;
SlO down at time Of sale. Couveyancing at cost Of
purchaser. EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
sep7 eo&d THUS. DDWLING, Auct
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0"You want nothing, do your" said Pat.
"Bedad, an IL Its nothing We want, yen Ind
1t in the jug, weere the whisky was"
R|Awkward Ornaments.-A well-mould.
ed arm Is prettier without bracelets; besides,
they are liable TO scratch q fellows ear.
~Mr. Charles Backus, OF the San Fran
cisco MINISTRIES, is TO be married In Philadel-
phia on the 18th or next October, to Miss
Lizzie Mason, beautiful young lady of Nj
agsra Falls.
1f Professor Huxley can explain why
an American barkeeper can put SO mucn
froth In schooner OF beer, his visit 70 this
country will not have been in vsin.-lM T.
Dispatch.
HA Connecticut school marin. who was
recently kissed In the dark by mistake, ex-
ppearly two weeks Afterwards, on The ground
of hard times Burlington Hdackeye.
~You can appreciate the force Of domes-
tic discipline In some families when you sec
Ing SUNDAY looking as II he had Just been been
discharged from the penitentiary.-lB Brook
tyn Argus.
~M. ID. Conway furnishes this prescrip-
ton TO prevent seasickness free Of charge:
good, late breakfast, and take some pellets
OF homeopathic 'cocculus indicus,' and sea-
sickness Ii very improbable"
TEN days ago Jacob Herbert was dis
possessed from his rooms on Erie street, Jer-
fey City, because Of his inability TO pay the
rent, and his family have since been living
|, on cnarity until last Tnuredoys when MI.
Herbert received from England . draft for
SIS, 900, an inheritance from dead relative
SA I've year-old tot, who had always
closed her prayers at night with sand Got
help Katy to BE- goci girl" opened he,
very decidedly: 81 amt going to say tn
rest. for don't want to be q dood girl;
want 70 eat green apples and swallow 'em.'
~Counsel for Jay Gould made IN appli-
cation before Judge Dykeman, In supreme
court chambers, Thursday morning, for
leave to discontinue the action Without
costs, he having but recently discovered the
bankruptcy and discharge OF the defendant,
OF which he was ignorant at the time OF COM
mencing the action.
~Rev. DR.. Hogatius Bouar takes strong
Rroupd against the wearing OF the cross ag
q matter OF personal adoenmeut he oousid-
En- that . Christtan "Wntriing through q
gfddy waltz" with . cross on her neck or fu
her hair, - tx16tng win that which II tue
emblem Of the most solemn event IN the his
tory a. Donktnos
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