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The New York herald., 1876-10-31
LITTLE RHODY."

ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION IN
Observation-Disclosures GENTLEMEN IN
ATTENDANCE.
NEWPORT, Oct 80, 1876.
In place in New England has there been a
enthusiastic democratic demonstration than took place
in this city tonight, when the democrats held their
FIRST torchl,ght procession for twenty years. Nearly
2 600 persons In attendance at tho meeting
at the Opera House, which presided over by Hon.
William Beach Lawrence
Many OF the leading citizens OF the State
the platform, together with many well known New
Workers. who have not, AS yet vacated their summer
residences Hon. George II. Pendeton OF Cincinnati,
was also on the platform Stirring addresses were
tonBtall, OF Boston.
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MARINES AND SAILORS REVIEWED.
THEIR PINE APPEARANCE AND PROFICIENCY IN
DRILL.

FoRrEESs MONROE, Va, Oct. so, 1875.
The marines and sailors OF the United States ships
Hartford, Adams and Shawmut landed at Fort-,
Monroe this afternoon for the purpose OF being
reviewed by General Barry. There wero two compa-
MES OF marines six companies OF sailors company
OF pioneers and company with four howitzers
forming n battalion OF about 400 men, headed by the
band OF the flagship Hartford They passed IN review
In quick and double lime and much complmented
by General Barry for soadncss and good drI ami ap
pcarance. On Lis arrival at tho reviewing stand Gen.
eral Barry WAS sauted by the howzcrs with thirteen
guns, which was Immediately returned by equal
number OF guns from tho field battery in tho fort,
Major CaleE
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THE CONNECTICUT GERMANS.

DEMocRATIc DEMONSTRATION IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD Oct 80, 1875
Hartford witnessed the greatest German mass meet
ing ever hold in this State this evening M Joseph
Pulitzer was the speaker, and the enthusiasm
very great Hundreds unable gain admitsnce
70 the hall whore the spcak Ing took place
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THE MAINE sENAToRsHIP.

SECRETARY MORRILL, NOT CANDIDATE.
WAsHISGroS, Oct 30, 1876.
Secretary Morrill, pronounces and without
any foundation tho published statement that hecon-
templates quitting the Cabinet enter upon the can
Tor the United States senatorshp.
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CUBA.

SUGAR CROP.
HAVANA, Oct 30, 1874
Advices arriving gradually from the interior describe
the effects OF tho late hurricane very DISASTROUS
The sugar crop, which promised 10 b exceptionally
abundant will be much reduced
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'Sincc my last annual communication all the re-
mains OF the public debt have been redeemed or
money has been placed on deposit Tor this purpose,
Whenever the creditors choose TO receive It. -
In lS34-5 the nation OF debt, aud the event
was celebrated IN Washington January g. 1885 by
n grand banquet, the anniversary OF tho battle OF
New Orleans, 10 which General Jackson this SEN
timent:-
"rhc payment of the pubi debt: Let US commemo-
rate u as an event which gives Increased power
a nation. aud reflects ustrc the Federal Union OF
whose justice ndelity and wisdom II Is a glorious
There is great novelty also In Mr. stoughton's idea
that reputation of tho debt OF the United states being
explicitly forbidden BY their written constitution, and
the validity OF Great Britain's debt lacking such
guarantee therefore ours Is the more likely DO
pudatcd
Tnero great novelty in Mr. Stouchton's assertion
that dlscrcd is TO be inferred against democrats
voting TO repeal the resumption day cause OF Re
sumption act than against republicans, the parents Of
nialion. who, IN tho National convention which
nominated Hayes, refused on test say that
the Resumption act should be upheld.
There IS great novelty In Mr. stouehtons IS assertion
that of the public deut Of Great Britain was
trGcted 10 crush "A rebellion by part OF its people.
That idea Is very original and should certainly be
patented
And, nnaily Mr.. stough,on declares: :--..T am
authorized 10 say upon the highest authority. that tho
objections suggested have already presented thom-
selves with such force seriously TO interfere with
the sale OF our bonds aOroad.n
Now. DEFY Mr. Sloughton 10 name or produce the
letters TO that effect OF any OF the London banking
houses connected with TINS Syndicate the sale OF
bonds abroad This is tho highest ana. In fact the
dtcsrc that neither my associates who represent tho
foreign interests In their funding operations,
nor J. hal received Information Of any such
feeling among English capitalists and bankers
Mr.. StoughtoD IN his party zeal tricd 10 i'm
pose upon tho creduIiiy OF American voters No, my
trends, there is nolnrg in it. II w the last Wild
the 7th oi November Is already pronounced. Nothing
but the blindness OF despair could let them stab at
am a democrat and have an abiding faith that tho
advent TO power OF the democratic party under its
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eovEFxMTyr CLAIM AGAINST PAINTINGS.

Trial OF the suit brought by tbe United
States against lot paintings brought to oSNew-fork
from Peru by Madrid picture dealer umed GnereIo in
Nav 1879 was begun in the United States District Court
before Judge atchiord yesterday. Enc grounds on
which tae Government brings suit Is that the paintings
which were alleged have from Peru. ANA werr
inyoced mt 81, 900 in gold, in reality bought III
Spain at prices much higher than those at W lcI they
were invoioed and that they sent tO Peru, ana
thence this country in order TO get them thrcnsh e
CusOu-bouse al "a .Ow valuation. About ODe-1aN OF the
pictures sold auction by LcayitS BrOtheIs Of this
civ netting - 800. remainder stl IN the
house. Gnerero Goes not appear as "a claimant
in Iie ease and declarations excluded from
fe evidence by Judge BlatchiOrd which mat rally
veakens the Gaze for tie Government Assistant DIS
tficf~A ameY Tremaig appeared for the Government,
and Weeks & Forster for h. Tomes the claimant. The
case Is still on.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

arr,xv N Y June 13-In the Corrt of Appeals
Tuesday, June l3 l27Gbecasons 19naes down;
Preston ast Russ WaDriGc sef. James Bcst asL Lake
Merchants Lie Con- Iiar1et ag "aF'e5
Milhlnan New YOrk Ccnirll %e, Rtilltaf ,,a .n.
egent.-lho Xm. 1eiicine Company agi krSslrt' ,r
uan,iG on sia aion Win cns1s-Isu,heri0ni asi "is
Judgment affirmed FAR - the gsrsena R1GPg' lr
Of Judge Allen, without costs 10 e!tn.r party '' as''' ~
0rleT alr and Judgment absolute for defendant on
stipulation with cOsts-KuOcppl ag Kings County 81" a"
order AHA aed and ud mrnt absolute IOr the cfsaat on
stipulation Without costs 10 either iarty J" iS
Npneai dismissed with costsIiahsct agt Lhhauer Plum
GrdFr aiarneG with co.ts-FlaukIyn sgt spraene; The
Peoples safs Deposit aad Trust Company asi- Soeh%h
0rIer o GeIa Term reversed and that Of special Term
afarmei, WITH oss-In re petition OF second A'eh' "'e
Jadsnn ut o; this court mo,aei to AFFIRM Judgement 9
surrtme Court; with costs oi al ert : IN tins oo E1 %
reserved farl and Teniitur areNien "'o"r'i'sJ
udsTnsnt Of this co,r; aln The adg7nen
of the supreme Court "tth5Go cnsts 10 eiiiisr Aiy
In CONT Of Appeals Tucsiay ls 1876 MetoqsSo
heiner agf same No T6The ~r,ohare Nat oGl Bans ast
People cx rel Mott at rPeryorso o. Greene Co'niy
Motion rearguRst. Jacob l. Werner Tor h4'''h James
aarsi A. Iies r at Ianes \. rce et ai9rlered ed on en-
motion Of IT, = Sicklcs Tor appellant tial tis az
vvei u Cornelius e. Tics cxcr &C. o Ph''H
an els from o7ders-No S7sIames Wright lnh 4a'
res oBdous AIT Arlur ~ Brown appeiI,iii- Nikl.u w w
No 364-rrc-r"n ait Morrov No 5s5 Barnc. az H. ,r
-Argne ty ~ Dewey for aIp"Ant; HenIy 9o'H ''
respondent l., 49,, r,,.rou ,,,,,,eI by r.
" r. stanton aPpelant; winchester Briit0D tT fH'
General calendar-No 23i-Esterves sgt Purdy-Areu
No gS5"Fairiax All * y G. anil G. Z II co-Aryued BY
Proclamation iaae vd tn CpaI aiioard., - ,oo
Day Ca'cniar wrneniay, June H. lo'6-Ncs 25 9S'
2i3, 3D. 3S7 1i7. 23i, aud 2O5.
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rNrrrn srATEs srPRFME COURT.

W,sHISt;ToN June 13.--The following ~ stlte,
points involved in th' deeisions OF ths ohi'
Statfs Supreme Court In the following cases - - =,
47S-hy Lang. aintT in error as H. FLes,nn;; ~
x Piotrovaki Commissioner OF ImDirJtion and Wlilh
Mcbbea ShaiiFof the CITY and County of Sn frhci5-o
California; the supreme Conrt or S" DC
fII tpxt Of This opinion been published out ts iouo"
ing syllabus is given u present clearer wow wow o M
tho subject Of consideration in this cas- uoes . hot
reanirc bond for passenger e'mili ',lon
,,pv os the stattss and Bauisinna co. but
oulv for esEs Bat Clearly me pir"so
Is t0 eyrt nuey large class OF pasnger OF 10 to
vent immigration altosetr The statute aso
directly passenger for unless the MASTER OF oW
he vessel gives bond Tor the future prO'econ
the against support 81 te ptssengcr or payS sun
sum AZ tee Commissioner Of immiErannn ch"o5es
o exact he is permitted 10 land irnl te vess ING
ueWeJr which the Commissioners Is authorized 70 rNelse
Inder This statue 30 bring Ue bnsd states 'o
cOpiot regn nations ani winch cn ohly behHs 10 he
Eerr,l envernmeut file Of Calhornit tNehs iu
beyond necessity in which the right o phce reSnatu -
foYei all and invades tiie rfIbt oI
10 regulate COMMERCE with Orcen ratns ann u ItIr"ie
void Re;ected Mr. Justice Miller delivered tne opoh'
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EFFORTS OF THE SURFACE ROADS.
FURTHER TESTIMONY IN THE SUITS AGAINST THE
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANIES.


RAPID TRANSIT COMPANIES
The trials of the two suits brought to pre-
vent The rapid transit from carrying out tncT
plaus were continued yesterday In the st Of the Ninth
Avenue Railroad Company against tue New-Gok Ele-
waited Railroad Company, James G. sewe tho city sur
veyor, gave with nBea dIi tho mcasurehDids of the
streets through which the GreeDwc Street Road passes
and its encroacnent the streets 50 FIR as developed
Thirteen persons connected with hOrsecar roads tStl
e 10 tine effect the elevated road horses, all al
versely to tbs dummy engines. DIR. n. C. Hustled and
Mrs. A. Ellis gave similar testimony and the Rev Pa her
De shon of the Pauist Fathers testi,d thai thas had
changed the plan OF their posed church al fiyhi
81 md NiutEvc setting t back - feot in consequence
d the elevated ratlroa extension.
In tie suit OF the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company
acaiDst the Gilbert Elevated Railroad CiihianJ o GI
bsfOre Judge srdgwicR, in superior Court, Special TERM
Edward d. W.nfe, chairman OF the Earuuti Ccnniitet
OF me Assembly lsT called 10 TESTIFY as 10 tht
ninutcs of That Coumnittee T. r. Bater, tas President
of the sixth Avenue Railroad Ctla gaIs gave iufthe ey
dence as 10 tae value of his COin1anys stock i IN,
alleged injury that would result fr',m the igo'sd pii
bert road. George Law President OI Cue NiiiL AFChi'
road called 20 shUw WHAT harm tio dreAwlcb stree
road had rOad and several wifitss- iesLiri ~
the hiuTA bY the or enyien street ROAD u
personS and property. The iIaini1S COUNSEL expect
close their evidence III this c.ssc tO-tay
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orred Marvin act Prentice denied; memorand,s
Stfaus ag stIs,-.5lUton d e Won hioets ss, , =
Memorandum YaEasr ag koch Iear5on ~. -. ,t-ht ,s
Dens Wash ayt RoonsY; wost agt This tnio'i os irsh
20 lanney ait Fi,cAar al BlrH agt kun is%;,sssu
at Farley .lng ag- FaN; In ths haitor OK us- ~ ~.
mated file Co.. Kopp agt james: heller ash S'"3" D
ag Grcen 1agau agt Hagaa -tii5it.d- -. o,. t.l
Judge Van NoE.s Ia fs~fon Ass i~"s -
and Bank.-Fliuiiigs settfsd and signest
Noyire Court -ChdmbTs--By JUDGE McAdamn;i,, am,
Herman agt Moore Taylor agt Shaw iiossa ag' "a
billpiu 1us fled Wilson at. IsserSbcfln c,ts
at s37 J3 vcss sgt scrautiAoton 10 yacste pre-, i
r. denied ~ieinberg sgi Fine5o Aic Eteefc az Lnli
Canua:a at B0ylml-M,tiOns lisposol ~ as PCT I'D
on papers White BUwu-Comi'issiOn .r',I'n' ,,an
agt tnclos Judgment Opened Frans-r agt ~
granted costs Glman aai iIonrs , po
Brown Carslirs ag O'Helly.Deicniantd deialc
act Kennedy Van Eranne agi tioIdsnih nri.oA a..i
Marcel: Whclder ag CurtsNotions sIahlr, IS , T a.
agt Nolau-MOtion granted. Hall ag Delaney-bOhu ap
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coupr OF ALABAMA CLAIMs.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-In the Court OF CoIn-
of Alabama CamS to-day the fo""hs Judgments
reuieps =, ~, az. scs, IN
No I52l-Jogeph Avalar alas Abrft Jnins"h SoW
bedford Mass. f4s1 72 No l6 - Ma1nei Msee'%a't ~, %
BoStou Mass $3.50. No. IL 7-wDlelU co ~ ail wv w
Dedor Mas, $500 No. l,7lS-rhe same, SD, 40 10.
-Josoph T.. Daz, NewBedOrd Mass, for the OSs OF s,
ha destruction Of Tie Hector by the ShrItl ,ol '
1867 SJ17 20. No. l5SSJosrph g lisno Ns" As,,tIL S,
Mass for the same, $50 No. - i3Fr1ns 10 ll ~
NRs fr re 0f by he destruction o. tir
by The Alabama, March - lSSj sos 10 20 ,""%2 % ~ ~
Bedfuri Mas Tor the same, SOUL ~ g,!-
Autl,my FrafcA New.ijeifSri Mass ier thr si; 90
lOss. 49,, ,,,,roo,t Of
Ten cases submitted on evidence and argument o
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
CIVIL NOTES.

The notion to restrain the police from entering
iluores withont paying admission foe has en
rsnewed in the case Of sheridan shook asnnst me oiee
Ss. for r S & Ss fsss s%sg as Tn the S1 a note
The snit of Michael COigan against Edward NJ.
Wright and others was begun yesterday before Judge j. f.
naIy In tbs Court Pleas The Disntin seeks to
recover sG which he says be lost on cotton s9a 70 @ 0
the complaint. and sets up thai panlih sHh W. ie ~
sal.
The second trial of the suit ef Mark Lanniean
against n city $4,000 for awnings supplied 10 the win
dOws Of County Court house and other public bmiings
was begun yesterday bcre Judge Van Brunt in Common
TRIAL ern The defense Of me cty ,. ins % ne 11pen s
been paid ON the first point Jadge van BInn ." "a iq"p
appeared for the painiia; ID. j. Dean for the city
In a proceeding brought by John Garvey TO test
the ght Of the Court under lis reorganization In
1873 against residents Of the county
a. asiust residents Of me stae % TORN = Ts m
existing the general Islos oi e0ni1s OF Gt" M %
ps,,es matter % 81 gT; s com ec Term has decided
form Of proceeding prevents any one ud Oi the
tor decson till tho Gcnsra Term neeta
The New-York Loan and Trust Company suit
against Palmer q trial before Judge Van worst
yesterday in the supreme The defendants borrowed
nom tbs plaintiffs sI7OO giving their note. payable on de-
Of iiie securities The giainrs falling 70
e. sss eSesy eSe me % sss ~ tiat tas ss Ss Improperly
Iaade frietureOf the secrt' btea. lhe
Van verdict panifas for their claim
Iu the suit Of George NJ Wood. trnstee. against
me Union Gas Light Company, decree W fres"sfe "as
entered yesterday Of She Ninety
pfutnst and Harlem The bonds tor which the
mortgage security held by tho Townsend savings
Raok Of Ne (OnL which has pn.ssA into ilis haDs
~ rereiyFr anJnn due has been psced by cOnpro
rse az s400 900 fntsrest from Aprn 1874 The receiver
~ te Ga (0bffany advanced prDrect the
yDerty ban gjres hirp 40 pefsenee on tst ac
count
Owing 10 tho change in tbs Board Of Directors
sess Pacific Nal steamship Company ana The appointment
Of Mr Boardruau BoarfInan the counsel of
the Board In the u the Pacific Mall s's
aaip Company against Keard ID rw wiiioir was ~Dsfted
m b~ hearl ycst<rixx aDrucon Offices Of are refscs
q n nscSpslL z5 wxst, saioarifea anisi Ihnrs
day. June 22, az Judse fbltrses on emnse io nr
Irn while o,pOssDg tie request tor aioDnsub "sied
n "a 81 usIIata that ref1cDcs should cn go on from
Sv,t sy ~ hs cf,ent run MS rF dtnce
So PruEcsee gvss and annoyance fcr hs sO's
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Gorsss. Garriaees, Garneos, Sc.

6rARRIAGES.-My own make, and warranted
" as represented Bulgiea. Pony ah Para Pharons Rock
awaya C0upt- D"rut. other nC, nearly an tcs, al
ul,Ifacilrrs PIC and hcO8 marset raies CiS GHLBE
.iOB Canal g.
EARRiAGES for the country seat ROcka-
" WAYS, GeInautoWns, four outuuder ItocEavN
Iryot wagons. without tops; top and open
Ihacous ~ all sizes, light ortrson top phaeiOs Tor one
both tu, second haud
WILLIAM II. GRAY. 70 aud - Woosterst.
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nlarslc ano Slate alnnIr!s.

TASONI X ISULA,
y srEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
. iu iH3 Nfri Oih.st.. tstr bio1'iwey.
Mcnum-nu nu. MaEto, A!tar. tlgrc-. fdnc Aalsr.iii;.
% HAND, 81 West .i.id -t., near Broadway,
magtfatin uf Plaster Centrpeces and Bricbot new
ctii'f.y
parked an of The ouant Ut r Lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

At the Yorkvills Police Court Yesterday William
j. COclFane ami James Aleu- each helt IN sloe LOT
annous Fchen of tile Twenty re
cinuk
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Helena Wolf arTaIgned charge made oy Abha hoSn
No "A Frsi-ave, OF having Severely beaten Anna
her sep1augnter with leather straps Sho "S oon"''ou
rfttal Hin hail
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

- CHESTEIL-DAViD :. DuNCoMB and ERAsrUs r.
MEAD, Trustees tplIinttsl. a"ainst THE NEWlokk,
HOUsATONIC AND NOgrH HRN RAILROAD COM
PANY, SIDNEY CORNELL, ELIZA HATFIELD SEW.
ALL l. GRANT, THE NATIONAL CITIZENS BANK OF
TIRE CITY OF NEWBORN. THE NATIONAL PARK
BANK, r. ELIIRY ASDEitjOS, WILLIAM II. KIRK.
LAND. THE EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK. and
GEOtiGE W. MEAD (Dnieh,lantsl-IU Al. WHOM TT
MAY CORCERN 1, the und gncd, Referee appointed
uf this tour nsc Ia the above entitled
and bearing iato tho twenty ninth day January le16
cpmpuIe ine the plaintiffs
oeuu o ne Bonds and Mer,sag set 0Its in thu Ant
and ~ the coupons sal Bonds 10 wit the Bous ~ tile
York, iiOusGionie aud Northern Railroad Company,
dated oetoher 1872 secured by its Mor 10 the said
Plaintiffs Trustees aHi recorded In the Office Of the Regis
sroi Noschesier County in Ibsr 54 of Mneag,s rage
lOS December 1877 and also tO take Of all OF
said Bends amt Coupons now ouisamins whether held ~
absone purchasers security for tho Indebtedness the
said New York onsotonic ami Northern RaiIoa Company.
AMI VI us prrsona Nho The holders thereof respectively
and to and report The AMI extent tho i
efcst ~ III. ssvcra In the bonds hd bv them
sieCuYrly, 30 nEuGbi GIVE
the authority eonfrrred by h or thr hearing
upon the matters refrrrcl place
at hie Pains IN tie County o WesiCes.T ths twenty
first day Of June 1870. az 10 O'Clock OF that day
that all neTsons aro required prove and establish before
any claim which they have Of hs said Bons
Coupons.
Dated White Plains Westcheser County, June l. 1876.
AMHERST WIGHT, lr..
LuyB \. LOCKWOOD PLANTING Attorney 90 and ei Lib
err VI hoy York
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GENERAL sH.stoNs --PART !.

A DutchmaD lately attended the law court III
Roston IN get excused from toe jurybOI can't ub
derstand .,not Engirsr" he snii. "What dld We say
asked tie naZe :" eaut understand g0ot Eneptt IL ~
peg;ed the Dutchman. "IHke your ",at' nn,a, ,s
udye tiies no rxrIlse; yOn need not Dc aafniea 's
vou ore moi likely hear nnr.'
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nfrrIATrRE ALMANAC.

uun r.ao. 4s,1 sun -. 1872 Noon riscsI S'U@
~ wArFR THIS DhY-A "
S,,s,, rfoar I1SI Los Hell a. f'fry SsoO
| ~ HIGiI WAFER MS DAY. u ., s.,c
a,rs- Uook 1922 Gov. 127 Hell o. Ferry o'io
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Gouses nu0 farms Uanlco.

yVANTED-To PURCHASE n HOUSE be-
w l,t and So rsts. between dh and 4faves,
6tsye Address q. V. A, Tribune West Side Oce, 50S
West 23l-st.
VIANTED-A GOOD FARM, in EXCHANGE
w for desirable brown stone DWELLING IN Brooklyn
location hrst class convenient to ferry horse
j. %. hOAr ~ = N,
III Broadway
New-York tribune., 1876-06-14

IN pursuance OF an order of DELANO C..
4 CALNGS, eal. surrogate OF tie County OF New or
notice hereby % all having claims against
JAMES DEWAR, Hte o thc city 81 New York, drcfs to
pressrt saDc Win isr the suhss
The Office ~ HtSCNLL - SrErSOS at Orncys Bennett
uiluug, % Nlsist. in the CITY NJ New Yor..
fprr The drst day st November nexnatel SeN ors the
rvunty ,xtl day Of April 1919 JANE DEWAR, Kyrcutrir
an.h llNUAM lAMi.r pAN NrON. ENnrnlor
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gourirn Rent G5Idte for 5alt.

gounim Reh G5Idte for Sals.
COUNTRY and CITY CONYENIENCES
,ory CONTAIN. p,ror sitting inuI roms far droom,,
i s fe Siea.n Inace ] wa,sr' ~ sls ,
y- prar. srawecirs e"rr.; street graded & SSs % sr sas
siaucSsS Spa cost :. :. ''-' 80
L'oR SALE-Ata great sacrifice, fine place on
tho Hus,H iti' near .itoiinsr Pr'es Si'Ooo OWNER
''''''u ''''O' nGLASD IT, & wiiifiSG Bessmars 81
EOR SALE CHEAP or EXCHANGE for MER-,
DSA ya1yis q, n 9hn"g'' MIMI kAnM haares o.
JANE. D. SCOTT rub,Ie oflee.
yTOR SALE or to LET, furnished, on the sIud-
sa a. seHLTs ep5 EhiD ,5a,a r. s,a1e ye a, o3 ts
1, Fr'cc 'ae t''ay; 5giy Conc, pine,
E'0R SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of % acres
the b-aHtul village Of Geneva situ,a Sca.l.n.
% t,l rr h' uTsr ors. Z noe sod bS November
Wiu leased ior term years. Apply 10 GEhHIT H.
g1OR SAI.E.--A fne BUILDING PLOT, 80
~ llH 90 b. lsi .rrt, dsrlby ocad ana dIy sod
s , lic- i low oF eas tli on 5sner So syru O.
N L.. o a..-'s X O. hoA 10 iillnn' vihcr. " fasi.
Si s,.. severe. vatrT
NOR SALE or TO LET, furnished or unfur-
] sracy yfy % S@Itt aa ~ Ja s iagIq ] % SoSN At Ms. 81
lor. Conn ae lac wafer. sud AL oini1g he elegant,
private .ainy sjo0 furnished purchased Vita two
5..G&S. ~ lS'''--.' 49, ~ ','o ,. ..Y-' lsSi
IMPROVED and UNIMPROYED COUNTRY
r m CITY PROPERTY ior sale eNuICigu Money TO
loan on bort aud mortgage. Principals ohl. WOOD &
MJiI.S. . Inea..
STAMFORD, Conn. - A great variety OF
- FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE cheap; easy terms;
taxes Ners low. HUBBARD, IuNn !ihL SnMiorL
SUMNER BOARDING.-For sale, large and
- excellent bE!iug aud extensive Wcli.hged Lawn aud
rrou.s OEr.la y, convenient 90 the y Y CcntIu Z
H. adapted and iocatli Tor
the health Ooaslts DesiN'c IN
every rSpect. urae uf y. HtGIN B0rIAM. ons., y Y
epin1 MONTHLY lNSTALi.AEN - with
dNft Nrll~ 2id 5000 }ttriy
Interest uupai purchase money thereafter Niu btY ebe
OF comuftlilG COTTAGE HOUSES, wJa grounds oi
nearly acre, lIiyes lawn, shade, uiL vines
aitustd best line Of steam rans 10 mt
9trs b,ry and IN on:eIy anh egt)lr locality ~
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rains <tj houses nave ! rnns ~Stsr
h01rs. both sc. can have stable, past r-ot
fowls Tools utensils part furniture For dracnptin nd
dress OWNER p - hos lSi zaDeih or sse me premises
nrar West Elizabeth station, y. J. Central Il. H.
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yard John Burns and John IIaenbecs, grand larceny
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feQnl Noilces.

IN pursuance of an order of DelanO C.. Cal
V cs,I Surrogate Of the County Of YORK, notice d,
all having claims agust H ham
Wo1 Lat, % ct, OK, ircsr, prsrnt
thereof N The the onr'
Charles "a. Bailey No. i22 Bowcry, the CITY ~ Ne"-N ork
otiI NUysInD. Dated New oik
the 10Th day ~ AFEl 1876.
Charles n. Bailey striker. Jonas y Harrington,
trK.y l...l,
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Gitn nsal @stnie for 5ale.

L'OR SALE-On 22d-st., between 9TH and
6Ib.ayr.. 2trnom 4.story HOUSE; size. 25AGJxl0O
rri,e ei5 0sU see IL. JOHN H. HOLMES, 80 East 23dst
g-OR SALE or to LET, furnished or un-
furl,sed the vcIy desirable thucsiC.5 itGh-si0op
HOUSE, 240 West 3Sthst. Apply to the OWNER on the
PREM ses
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

purpose of attending to this Boardan decn ed to
make any stpulaaen.
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