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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

BALTIMORE, Msrch % Virgins skies, Oh. 81:
DO. O s9lGstea, 6o-s: West Va, > North Carolina
6s, cid, ", Go, 5. do. speci 1 tax bid to-
dhv. Sugar sctige ana firm, ssFalUs
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-OOtIOL quiet aud steady
mlodlinE, Il aalS. FLOUR qutet aud stssiy. an
changed. Wheat firm, domaud good-Ho 2we-terB
red, l.Gi PeBnsylvaEiz Ied, tsai So. Maryland
red, l5Jal IS, do. smber, Gal %. do white, lf0a
100 Corn eouthern artive AM nrmer; western
soy, sUuthern white 69s62. southern yellow, o.
s6lta. western mixed, C5a spot, ASK April. Oats
gutBf-southern, fOd49 western white, Hsfs.- do.
mixed S3ass. BYE quiet Tut hrmer-7sas3 Hay
dull ung Ea' ged Provisions easier; not an sta-
bly, loSer. Pork IS uOa23 IS Lara unchanged. But
ter hrm but guiet business restricted. scarcity OF
srOcE-western extra. 81 k33. DO nrsts. GsG. Pc
troleum unchanged. tiof-e quiet bus nrm nd un-
changed WHISKY quite but nrmer-il3.
NKw YORK. March 70 -StOcss dull aud steady.
Money, 3. Gold, l5's Exchange, long, 81, short,
49e Governments &C ite aod steady.
NEw YORK. March % Flour quiet and uu-
hrmer
LoNTON March q, Al. IN Cor de, % SIS for
nsy ard % mfr the sc5Oalt. u. s. DO ads, new
lives, l0t-. Eric. T,
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Goal yrtuer.. Strfke

PoTSNTLLE, PA, March z9.-The miners
OF the Shenandoah City colliery have Joined
the KOhinoT and Turkey Run men. aud have
resolved unanimously TO resist the proposed
reduction In the contract work aud the ad-
oitiDnal labor imposed upon them In the
preparation of the coal. Over 200 men and
toys are idle At the above named cOllieries.
lt Is thought the strike cannot continue
long, all The other miners having submitted
10 Similar demands al nfher collleries
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General RuIler.

LOWELL, MASS, March 29.-The suit OF
General b. +. Butler against the city of
Lowell for $500 for professional services
was settled yesterday by agreement. IL IS
said General Butler has commenced a
thorough canvas Of his district with a view
OF entering tie Congressional contest next
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE DEATH or PAUL DAHLGRKx.-Arr NJ
vate telegram from Rome SAYS thaf rs
cause OF the death OF Paul Dahlgren, Unite
States Consul General 10 Italy, which oc-
CURED Few days ago. was eyncope of Ira
heart, and That bis remains are bslng enc
balmec. Mr.. Dahlgren's health bad be-,
greatly impaired by exposuresoDnd hard
shlps during TIE war, and bis devotion 20 the
duties OF his cons late was 40 uurenaiffire
as Doubtless 10 hasten his death. He was a
member Of the Protestant Episcopal churcS
and bis loss Is ceplored byan unusually large
circle OF friends.-lN Y. Rales. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

GEN. SHERMAN says that he will not re-
turn TO Washington except IN obedience 10
an order from the President, or i'm compliance
with law. he LEFT for two reasons: first, IL
was not NJ place 70 educate his children;
and second, the salary was not enough ID
ciety appearances. What sort OF place is
Washington when 81, 500 Will not support
man and his family? A man In Gen. Sher-
mans position can well AFFORD 20 mske y
good example OF honesty and economy. a
half dozen people can live on less mone
than SIS 500 a year, give occasional diunRr-
dress well, and save from 5000 70 $500 a
vear-Heiu York EIDre&S.
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. BUTLER FOR CONGRESS.
ILLNESS OF THE CAR.
THE STORM LAST NIGHT.
COIL MINERS STRIKE.
FOREIGN news
Illness Of the err aud ffs Effects

Illness ct the err aud ffs Effects
LONDON, March n Tue Daily telegraph
In an editor al On the INFECT of the rumorcd
inciSpoSttion NJ the Gar saws: We believe
the facts concerning the Czar are that he Is
seriously ~, and that the doctors have re-
commended hts prolonged soiourn at Ems
and afterwards In Switzerland Therefore.
~ Us probable that the puhltc conVeaience
VIII necessiiate the CZsrwltch exercising
the functions OF the emperor during his abb
sence.
A special telegram from Berlin "a the
Times says. The prospect ~ n regency in
Russia eNcitCs much speculation Generating
It's probable relations between Rnssta and
Germany. he'suSe OF the anti German ten
denotes Of the CEarwitch
The London Money Nark.t.
Tho stock exchange oFenel with a better
{, ella &. though business h. restrained hv the
settlement. Fore go securities are increaS-
ingly figm.
Ehe Channel Tunnel Project.
The Times In It's npauvisl article this
l"CTTiug understands that the capital re-
QUipd for testing The prac'tcability 90 the
channel iunEel b being rapidly subscribed.
Tie French company alres ~ has two mill
lion irarcs. hRit of the requisite amount.
The English company. Il not n ready equally
advanced. doubtless soon will hn, and the
experiments viii be IN active progress before
long.
Carl yogt. the Murderer.
EBT-SS L.. March ~ Tine court of casa
ton has denied the appeal OF Carl Nogt. the
murcerer, Eainst the death sentence.
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District Affairs I'm Congress.

THE SENATE COMMITTEE on THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
held a regular weekly meeting yesterday.
Mr.. Merrimon was instructed to report with
out amendment the bill relating 10 the con-
demnation of alley in square 162. The bill
TO incorporate the Citizens Mutual Gas
Light Company OF the District OF Columbia
was made the special order for Tuesday next,
and officers OF the proposed company and of
the Washington Gas Light Company are
Invited TO appear before the committee. The
lumbia railroad was referred to the Commits
sioners of the District for such suggestions as
they may deem proper. The act giving the
sanction of Congress TO the route aud con-
struction OF the Citizens railroad was also
referred TO the District Commissioners. Toe
bill TO provide for the building OF q market
on square 4f6 (Corcogan square) was laid
over for the present. The subject OF tie
nominations OF Police Commissioners now
pending (Messrs. Sweeny, Smith and Bsr-
ret) was made the special order for Friday
next at IL q. m, and all parties fnteres ted are
requested to be present At that time and give
their reasons why the nominations should
be conf med or rejec led. TIE bill 20 provide
for the change OF alleys in Washington, with
the consent of the parties interested, was re-
ferred 10 the District Commissioners.
THE Y. M. c. A.
In the Senate TO day MT. Dorsey, from the
District Committee, reported the ball 10
amend an act entitled can act To incorpoS-
ate the Joint stock OF the Y. NJ G. A. of
Washington" The bill authorizes the COM
pany TO borrow on the security of the real
estate low owned by 10 in square 407, in this
city, not exceeding s33 600, for the purpose OF
paying Of the debt now due to the Freed
mems savings and Trust company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE CHARGES AGAINST HENRY G..
BoWEN.-The Plymouth church investiga-
ting committee, who are examining the
charges against Henry c. Bowen, met last
n ght, and did not adjourn until a late hour
Henry c. Bowen, his sou, Edward ID. Wari
and Andrew Bradshaw, were present. Mr.
Bradshaw was called by Mr.. Bowen. but the
committee, after a lengthy consultation,
concluded not TO admit his evidence. They
considered the third fourth and fifth charges
after which Dr. Ward testified at some
length. and the committee adjourned until
next Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE VIRGINIA LEGlsLATURE.-In tre
Virginia Senate, yesterday, a House bill re-
ard orphans of the southern states, a sort OF
lottery concern. was passed, ayes 20, nays 3.
II has gone to the Governor for apprO Val.
The Govern or has signed the bill repeating
section SO of the Virginia tobacco inspection
laws, which practically abolshes the COM
puisory Inspections, and sweeps away some
tobacco laws of more than a hundred ye8rs
standing. The Virginia Legislature Will at-
iOurn to- daY.
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0A man died in GAINESVILLE, Wis, while
su perrin te ndipg a burial.


su perrin te ndipg a burial.
STbe woman suffrage bill has again been
rejected by the Massachusetts legislature.
RI The new constitution OF Colorado pro-
poses to allow petit jurIes to be impanellet
containing less than twelve members.
~Thomas b. Jones was killed in a drunk
en- brawl az Cleveland, o., last night by his
mistress, Mary Lane, who struck him on the
left temple with a poker.
AZ The Kentucky legislature has passed a
bill taxing all dogs over three years OF age ; 2
each. Dogs refusing To give their ages to Tn g
census enumerators will be dealt with sum-
marily.
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LAST NIGHTS STORM
A Woman and t'hftd Crushed 90 Death
fu ErOokINu.

NEW YORK. March "a very heavy rain
Storm. accom- panied with thunder and light
BiUE and high wind. prevailed here last
night. During It's prevalence a One-story
house OF Elijah Buudick. cllor-d, IA Dean
street. near ROcaester avenue. BROOKLYN,
was blown down. and Mr. Bundtck. MS wife,
Emily, who was ABOUT 20 become a mother,
and two children were buried IA tho ruins.
Mr.. Bundick and one Of the children were
rescued alive, though badly bruised, but his
wife, who Was p years Old, and a baby OF
two and one-half years OF age were crushed
10 death.
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INV Elected


ALE Any, y. Y, March Hon. John A.
Dix was TO day elected regent OF the univer-
sity b. the leg lslature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

A PACKED CONVENTION. The District
convention to-day, to elect.delegates to the
National Republican convention at CincIn-
natl, was controlled, to some extent, by op-
position elements, and, In the opinion OF the
majority of the convention, did not repre-
sent the republican voters of this District
The result was the withdrawal of a majority
OF the eTublican delegates. Another con-
ventlOn Will be held soon, at which delegates
TO Cincinnati will he elected to contest the
seats OF Sayles j. Bowen and A. NJ. Green
who were elected at to-days convention
Gen. BOyfltO1l in Gin. Gazette.
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Damage in New York and pennsyI.


NEW YORK, March @4-niSpatches from
Milford, Pa. Buffalo and ughkeepsie, re-
port severe storms at those places last night.
There was land slide on the Hudson river
railroad, near DObbs' ferry, which Temporal
rily detained trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE u. y. STEAMER ALERT, now at Port
Royal, has been ordered TO New York, to be
lifted cut for the China station.
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1910 SPRIFGr 1870
PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
e. L o THING!
a. sTRAus,
loII PENNSYLVANIA AvEHUK.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS

Oriental Silk Pl'd WoTs.ed Coats Vests $40 90
kOrthaD ptOn ELK Ribbed Worstei do. do Sc. /. 90
Vienna Diagonal WOrsted Coats q Vests. 10 so
BlackiDgton Black and Gold Worsted do. do ) 90
U1bridEe Fancy Six wors;ed Coats Vests IL 90
Management FaScy ri X Worsted do do. 10 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY to-
day directed the retirement of siss, lI4, that
being 80 per cent. of the new national bank
circulation issued during the present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

HGov. Kellogg has ordered the district al
torney OF Baton Rouge, La, 10 take promp
proceedings against persons involved fn
driving Geo p. Davis, parish judge, and r.
T. Beauregard, tax collector, and other OH
Gals from the parish.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s237 AS 90; customs, 1851 ,565 II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE INDICTED WHISKY MEN at New Or
leans yesterday formally filed their pleas.
@. w. Wills, Edw. Fahreubeck, VIM. NJ.
Todd, j. r. Beals. Paul Brull, VIM. H.
Thomas, John Henderson, John Henderson,
jr., John McWherter and Alexander Mckee
pleaded not guilty. The others failed 10 ap-
near.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE PRESIDENT Gid not receive visitors
to-day, being somewhat indispose1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

Mr.. WIN. II. DoOLITTLE, the newly ap-
pointed Assistant Commissioners OF Pensions,
10 day took the oath of office and at once
entered upon his new duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

OVER MILLION SHoRT.-The evidence
thus far developed by the naval court mar
ual at San Francisco in the trial of Pay In
spector Spauldipg shows a defalcation OF
over one million dollars. Pinney, Mr..
SpauldlDg's clerk, obtained this large
amount from bankers aud individuals on
false vouchers and left for parts unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE MEXICAN WAR.-A Brownsville
lTexas) despatch says fight occurred near
Matamoras on the morning of the 9th be-
tween the government troops and force OF
insurgents, in which the latter were beaten.
A great deal of disaffection exists at Mata-
moras, and 1t is thought the city will fall an
easy prey TO Diaz should he act promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE CASE OF EN- CHIEF CLERK LIPPIN-
COTT AND OTHERs.-To day, the grand jury
had before them the case OF w. II. Cant, F.
y. BTOsseau, and l.. X. Lippincott, in which
tie witnesses are George |. Buxton. A. s.
Gaylord. Willis DrummOnd, and II. II. Fin
ley. This is the case for alleged connection
with which Mr.. Lippincott, chief clerk of
the Land Office, was recently removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

HAMLIN's new tangled postal law doesn't
meet with favor anywhere. Hannibal should
so home and go 10 wood chOppiug. That's
his snheTe.-ROS,On Posi-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

Q . x IN
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
Al THE SAME RATE
New schedule-Ful load Of - bushels for e.
Smaller loads cents per bushe; Garage, o. cents
APPLY To
OFFICE OF wAsHISoTOH GAsLIaHr COM
PAhY,
AIS osh street northwest, lst street northwest
% d Bridge street, Gsorgetown. mart y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

NEw MOVEMENT IN INDIANA.-Arouse
by threatened danger, the better sentiment
oflndiana has come 10 the rescue OF the state
from the low class OF politicians OF the Ian
GERS Kind. II = Understood in well informed
circles In Washington that Hon. Jeptha ID.
New. man who has made an excellent rec
Crd IN Congress, and personally a man of
good character, will be very strongly pushed
sent TO leave his present position and take
up the fight Letters have been received
here indicating that this programmes not
only meets the favorable consideration of
the better class OF politicians, but that II
VIII be strongly supported by the democra:f-
masses-I Wash SpeeiR Chicago TIsaeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

HALLET KILBoURN.-The proceedings in
The House Of Representatives yesterday on
tie case of Hallet Kilbourn and the adoption
OF the resolution of Mr.. Glover instructIng
the Sergeant alarms of the House not to
deliver Hallet Kilbourn TO the custody of
any person or tribunal until the further order
Of the House, are reported fully Oh the third
page of this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

PATENT OFFICE REFoRM.-Mr. Morri Il,
Of Maine, introduced a bill in the Senate
yesterday providing that no officer, clerk, or
employee OF the Patent office shall be allowed
10 act as counsel, agent, or attorney, in the
prosecution OF applications for patents or OF
any interest IN letters patent, nor by any
manner or means to aid in the prosecution
OF such patent application within two years
ne Xt after lie shall have ceased to be such
officer, clerk or employee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

COSFIRMATIONS.-The Senate yesterday
cOnfirmeJ the following nominations: John
NJ. COughlan, of California, to be chief jus
tice Of the supreme court Of Utah; William
Fox. or Missouri, L. 8. consul at Bruins
WICK, Germany; Frank WEIGH. OF Nebras IA,
register land office. Norfolk, Nebraska Jas
Stott. Nebraska, receiver OF public moneys
EiGtara, Nebraska. Also, a number or
Ios'matteTs and several military promo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

REPRESENTATIVE BENJAMIN WILSON,
Of West Virginia, who seemed steadily re-
covering from his recent severe illness,
T. phOid fever, had a relapse last Sunday,
and now lies in such critical condition at
hls residence, 1877 q street, that the doctor
eEtertains no hopes OF his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THE BILL making an appropriation for
the Printing and Engraving Bureau of the
Treasury, known as the silver bill, was
taken up In the House of Representatives
tails afternoon, at the close OF the morning
hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

SAFE BURGLARY ISVESTIGATION.-M
chseI Hayes, in company with l. c. Nettle-
ship, was at the Capitol this morning, but
the judiciary Committee were unable, on
account Of other business, TO examine them
in regard to their knowledge of the Harring-
ton safe burglary. Mr.. Hayes will be exam
ined this evening or to morrow III forming.
Nettlesbip left this afternoon for Newark,
n J., but says he Will return in couple OF
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

A PPLETONB AMERICAN CYCLOPE
a Ola
Approaehes completion. Ii Is hsviug very large
sale. Parties in Washington or vicinity Desiring
this great work will be supplied. in monthly STALL
Henfs or MP 60 press. from the ageBcy, 4l1 9TH
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

HE TROFOsED FISHWAY At THE GREAT
FALLS OF THE POTOMAC.-Some time since
a Joint resolution was adopted by the Mary
land legislature praying Congress to appro-
PIlal 2 S@o,UCO Tor the purpose OF constructing
1ShwdN at the Great Falls on the Poto9
mac. The memorial was referred to the
Commute on Commerce, and subsequently
was referred by this committee to Mr. Den.
MS for tigation and report. Mr. Delnis
VIII shortly report IN favor or maxim the
neces sary appropriation. hut "a o. net Known
what action The committee VIII take In the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

THERE can be 60 doubt that the House
democrats are rather OVERRIDING the business
OF Investigation. y large number of officials
are under fire, and in some cases the idlest
gossip is sought after as greedily as really
important facts. The result is that the pub
lie is a good deal confused, and, as every now
and then a democrat is caught, the people
become convinced that the politicians on
both sides are pretty corrupt. Speaker Kerr
is said 10 be among those clear-headed demo-
Gratis who do not expect great political re-
suits from the investigations as they are con-
dueted.-I' FUl," {" Springfield Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

TEE SUMMATION of Mr.. Dana TO be min
lister TO England, was again under consider
ItiOn yesterday. Mr.. Boutwell, made a
speech favoring the confirmation, and Mr..
Morton opposed it. Senator Dawes, IL is
said, will make speech in favor of the nom
iHat.On.
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Carl Voxt. the Murderer.

FRl'SSG L.. March .f-Iue court 81 casa
ton has denied the appeal OF Carl Nogt. the
murcerer, against the death sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-29

a DELINQUENT TAXPAYER WITH Con
sCIEN Treasurer New has received let
ter from Philadelphia enclosing SI33, which
the writer said was due for income tax for
The years 1870, II and ~. stating that there
was ger eTal neglect on the part of assessors
and collectors of that tax in the township in
which he lived, ana signs himself "DeIin.
Quent Taxpayer3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-23
PRESIDENTIAL.

AS the Presidential Conventions draw nigh,
the outlook for several of the candidates un-
dorgoes sudden changes few OF these need
to be promptly recognized -
i There is marked revival in the hopes
and prospects OF Senator Conkling. 1t began
a week or two ago with an outburst of Conkling
enthusiasm in nearly all the Republican papers
of the State. Some which had been conspicu-
ously hostile to him were suddenly converted.
Those which had always been friendly became
more ardent and hopeful. All argued with
vebemencc for solid delegation held that he
was the only Republican candidate who could
certainly carry Ncw-York, and dwelt upon the
fact that success without New-YOrk was i'm
possible. The newspaper revival has been
sl<illfully followed by Cabinet reorganization
in the Conkling interest. 1t was announced two
weeks ago in TIE TRIBUNE that such step
was in contemplation, and that its purpose was
TO enable the President to give more effective
support to the man whom he favored. Pre-
cisey what the consideration is which secures
the Cameron support is not yet clear. nor
whether it is secured. II is firmly believed by
MIR. Camcrons most intimate friends in Phila-
delphia that the willy Senator is III no wise
committed to the New York candidates aspira-
tons. But it is certain that the son has been
elevated by President Grant to the seat in the
Cabinet from which the father was depOscd by
Abraham Lincoln, in the hope that the move
ment will advance Senator COnklngs interests.
2. AS Conkling has been gaining, Gov. Til
den has been losing. The first conspicuous
demonstration against him was the hostile
declaration of The Ncw York Erprcss. This is
followed by the abandonment of The Nc'c-
York World, and the change of editors which
seemed necessary to accomplish it. The Gov
ernor is still sure Of united support by tho
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1nosx 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

ANusyNySTs- so page-4th 5th. and 6b Columns
CANNING HOUSES AND BASkERs-7h PaGe-4th ana oth
Bo.~r AID RooMs-3d Paoe-2d and Sd columnA
BOOTS AND SHOES Sd Page-1st column.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-7M PGQe-5th column
BUSINESS NoTICEs-4fh PGde-1sG col umn
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICEs-7h Pd9e-5th column
i)ENTIsTEY-7M Pd0e-5th column
DTyIDLND NOTICEs-7M Pd0e-5th column
DRY GOoDs-3d }dge-lst column.
ExcuRsIoNs--}d Pd9e--6th column.
FIs,ScIAL-7t. Iaoe-4th column
FINE ARTs-3d Tdge-6th column.
FuRSITURE-3d PGoe-lst column
HIP WASrED-3d Pdgs-Gth column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c. Sd PdJe-lst column.
HoTELs-3d IaGe-3d coiuroD 80 -
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-2d PuDc-bth coumn-
INsTRrCrIo>- 6h PdGe-3d aud 4th columns
IrcTunEs AND MEETfNGs--3d Pd0e-6th column
LEGAL NuIICEs-7M Pd0e-5th coltilh
MARRIE AND SLATE MANTEIS--3d Pd0e-lst cOluun1
MIRnIAGts AND DKArIs-5h PdGe-6th column: -
NORTHUMBERLAND Pdge-4th column; SUI fa0e-Otn
column. - a., -,
Mus,cII ISsrRuMHyTs- PuGe-eth column
NEW PUBLlCArIONs-6h Idpe-3d Column
PROPOs AIs-Gh PdGe-4th column -
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE-CITY-Sd PdGe-5tn column !;
BRooKIYN-2d Pdge-5th column; CoUNIRYn-o
Pdge-5th and 9th columns AUCTION SALEs-Zo rage
9Th column To EXCHASGE-2d Pdge-6th column
BALES BY AUcrloS-Gb Pdoe-4th coilnn 80 80,
sITTATIoSs wANTED-MALEs-:5d Paoe-ith and 5tn
columns; FEMALEs-3d PdCe-5th and 9th COLUMNS
SPECIAL NOTICES 5M Pdae-6th column c.,
STEAMBOATS, AND kAiLR0ADS-Ih F0ge-oth anu OH
srraaERs, OcrAS-2d Pdoe-4th and 9th columns
RUNNER RETIRE rs-3d PGge-3d and 4th columns
TEAcnERs-6h Pd0s-ih column
THE TURF-3d Page-6th column. 49,.
To LAT-CITY PEoPERTY-2d Pd1t-6th column; bkooh-
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