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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-10-13
:N0ODWARD.
HOInRInGE

A TTORN LAW AND GENERAL LAND
N Agent, hdence. Iowa. Office over Tabor
& Son'a Dru Particular attention paid to
Collections, ,hittances promptly made.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-10-13

TTORNC LAW AND COLLECTING
N Agent. tactice in the several Courts of
the County .trict. Special attention given
to Collectiofce over the New York Store,
Independents b. [26-tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
INVES1IGATING BID ODORSl
VISIT OF TIE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE TO GREEN
POINT AND HUNTERS POINT.

VISIT OF TIE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE TO GREEN
POINT AND HUNTERS POINT
The Assembly Committee on Public Health,
which has charge investigation OF the Of the
foul odors which pervaled NewYork at times for
years past visited yesterday the places from which
the stencil is alleged to have emanatcd. The Committee
was accompanied by b. W. barlow Of the Department OF
Public Parks Three four sauehter-houses were Wis
itod In what the animals were slaughtered
and tholI carcasscs disposed Of.
The Committee then visited the oil and phosphate
works Hunters Point and Greenpoint 1t was found
that the persons who owned the several works were
aware of the visit, and had taken the precaution to
sprinkle carbolic acid and chloato Of lime over the
ground, and Ia some places had stopped the works,
pleading business very dull on Wednesdays The
first place visited was the Standard Oil Works, where
tho Chairman, Dr. Russell. possibly IN order to carry
away sample OF the nuisance accidentally Tell INTO
tank. Coes's snperphosphate establishment, the Oeo
phene works aud PIestons phosphate manufacory were
also inspected The smell which emanated from these
different Establishments was uncomfortable causing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
SHIPPING IVTTLLIGENCE

poRT or EEW.Y ORR ..................trRi o.
CfLAIfP.
steamship Algeria dIrA watson H7'T"'l via queens
to Sas m ' = Terry salyear Mddctosp, Conn, Jo
sal cin.'p CALF stream one Charleston. J. ". crnt,r
"s,,,,t,u Mayfarer Davidson rhUalr;'s. Jar,, Ian
uaTr -7or y. H.ibe.f, HANDY Portland Ne, James "
R9rs .oI Abbott Chase sydney. ~ :. w. r. W Cam
'' Gat. M.rco Polo u,a carssan corA or crer sioc
Ehe f:.ltr star. Fos,er. Georgetown, D.a H. TFow.
i.rs Sc ioaoud Baker. Guaatanao, oaba D. D Dear
'g up, Emily ,rrl. Morgan Belize, Ho- Van. J'y : o.,
ir.E Tosri 1pro Obi cooper. st Hs-e' Hays" H. hnr
B..y Ksttie A. Balm, Tas.trup cariena' MINER Housh
'' lry ,iarh, j. Brady Url Brady Johns. \ Fj. ,.
Hrs fcGsc Garirer. st. JOINS =. r. John l.tuesrp
b-i- I.Dl-ri MycI. III o., I!rhniplt &c. t'"I 40 T.
Tr'. SHANNON. Hoor, C,i,.-us, j. ?. y nd g 90
schr Gorge sa,pAr, E.ch Portland Ne H. NInche'
Sc iese w. Eash,, Lawrence Washington. D. G., WE
S.it si,siavay. COIN ra.ucsP.,c, Gar'. H. \. yaa
SER AVID GARRISON ireland. po,oa E.n,. naii r o.,
iclr. Lmwess Kennedy ioiif"'Hi'' y. H. i4''l''d q"
re sse l.iss To "a Ta i h3y, =
seii oursr corein Irovdencc. II. ~ Jackson son.
sohr. nc. sui. h. IdwsI.s. Vera cur Ael Al'ah
Carliioa, A. X CLARK Haley, Bslumare. J. b. Gregg.
Bargc Cal4. lue Moaa pouognue i--o iin-. is Hand
Ai,Gf, ID.
4Cth with "'isc and - Z" l9, g. .i.S.sn ,. M
Hayrs .5tb Win uI,c. AID pa.s. 60 kuuhlrdt & Co
steamship AN I9si''9 .i+.r, savanna" N'" ! WIN
sim Fe q cea oi LaadoI liaialton shanghai liza days,
Bas Mary stewart Coi John y b. renery. cfdcna'
Ff fSs'5f ,of Portland Buchanan Mat.nIa. u aay',
poprIGS POETS
so,-r,f.v-rcy .r!,I sThe North Iloy;s
ship N.yra5e.. from ar" lor- MAJ 70 IN h'e'h
Lyras,, if 81. lyman IN; .,ean p. HI, cy ~, Of
RAISED Cle,l.t1s - YESTERDAY Emo di H,' 'a-i
a. EGS..o6S Hsril fhs tunarl Lane strausap htas
L5SD0S Apei allied 81. Iln Ivy. Il7Ec wright tr;u
,a,L EGoch 10 Co.staAt. Ja'n' ,io,hris, t'n,m-
Tta N-'e ahea .c. ATf.''I i.' ',r
2y@. io.. vH.iat;i Hya Ctarjcg Ilcoictc
rso5c a.ttes C. w. Ilsis hlebaran. z,mn; Ami T.
a. Fge,sT CGIstans Cham PLAN Joilu iootIr soa
veran Edwin An.ouio o. Anna A. ioA Italsts' ,dnes-'
'-''' boNEsIrc PORTS.
B.LunoLg. April 5-Arr'ed bark Lula u,all. Pcssa'
ToalaEs HosRoE, Aprl 5.-Ailived BARK Amor non 81
IE%rs Del Anll 5.-saict steamship Iaiy ITsai, for st.
JOSH. \. b. scIs J. G. C.l:lacA - e. L,ls' ~, a. ~
Stcsney The scopO 10 leaving FOR Pmsd'phs. Ar
s6hr. Nm. o. a. go7ey Baton from h~-ltH IL, W.,
tcIgi,; ron S,. ~ H. cav i4eisin B9more
Mae,e Fsrssis mead, Nellie Ia6phor liggn, s.th
he,se wa.on s nond Norfolk pan, no aIp ana
CLEARED steamships Are- Baker. Boston. fods tIvoAei
Sna r-, sw yoTs e. WSan ieraa. Eaiilors
.tts = rIe.eI iSr6s" ySrsa, r ,5s &
smith. Dshton; iottc, some:s ahh NaI faH'r' Josa'
Corson. Corsou. and &. u. Mood, candy Bos'o"' hao
steamship Arcs
March n. lot ~ 49, long Al a. bark Margaret s. we''
rSh a,e W. a :. g. ons 81 IT, chip Tyo Philadelphia
'0' '''''' Tor Ame,, SLAP Sc,cs SEE rim feyel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
THE COURT OF APPEALs.

ArBArY April 5.--Jn the Court of Appeals
"a Iay Tic follow ing business transacted:
TIC people Hst rrlment resumed ent eoneuteu
No 6017ne Peole rl. Douglass TAYLOR act 1AC;nas
DnnlaD respondeni rgued W A. Oakley Hal for appellant
and Nm. N Evsrts for respondent. ,,, 49,
80 ISI.-Joha Hogan, appellant at. Nm JfnDeefi te
HrrrT Vsndsnbur~h .nG cthers oaitns tgt
Tho PRESIDENT &c Of Greenbush. sTpelauts-SuOmittec
No l3g-Powell Agt. Pouel-PssS-d.
Nc lS5-Bronn agt. BuThSus-fts.tt
No lSs-Eizabeth Robinson, respondent ag Tie y y C.
syd H. Il r c. tppeant-ATSued ~ A. p LaAiiG for up
uflisrt and T. u Hsrndile for Respondent
No lS9-Renry kOToTst respondent tSt The " y T. ana
H. K r. CO. appel aut-AIgaea nv A r. LanIns for appel
lert. ard J. H. Ntrtfucaio for respondent.
PROCLAMATION Is made and the COlrt adjourned. - -.
Cat1d3r for thursday April o. 1876 NOS Az y, ~
ia l48 95, ll2, and l50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
ACCIDENT ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The New-Yo Limited Express train which

left Philadelphia at les p. yesterday, ran into tho
of construction train loaded with cross-tic az
Homesburgh Junction, IL miles this side of Philadel-
phia. The locomotive Of the express train was badly
broken up, parlor slightly damaged, the rear
OF the construction train literally torn TO splinter
and the load Of ties scattered in every direction
The engineer. William Page, residing in Jersey CITY, Ihd
broken, with other injuries, and BRAKEMAN was
severely injured internally The railway officials on the
ground very reccnt "a to the cause or tne acc
dent but from statements OF eyewitness IL appears
that no danger signal displayed. This OMISSION II
is asserted hardly relieves the engineer from responf
biity az the track for over a mile OF olme6Durgh
is straight and nearly level aording him every orpor
tunity the obstruction The passengers were cor
sderaly shaken up by the shock aud travel in both
directions was DELAYED for about three hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
W-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, ls7

members OF the Committee 10 finish their investigate on
possible. Mr. Goes stated that he DID not
think his establishment a nuisance, AID that ne
would not do anything abate the stencil unless he was
compelled by the Legislature to do The cause OF the
nuisance appeared to be the mixing Of oil OF vtrio and
petroleum. forming slndge acid the odor OF which per
Ieaes the air and Is driven by the wind IN whichever
direction IL blows This the subject OF an
investigation in the Long Island Board OF Health last
January and at that time the owners promised u abate
the nuisance, and the matter laid until April
IA. The Committee intends TO make other inVestlga
tons to-day. The prevailing opinion among It's members
that some OF the places they have already visited
public nuisances. and nat tho establishments ought
either to he abolished compelled to certain chem
ica to prevent the stencil After their abors
yesterday the members, upon the invitation OF SherH
Daggett OF Kings County, visited the departments uhdef
his charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
"PuLL DOWN YOUR VEST"

from The FlIton TDLh. = = =,
"YOu keep vests, my fricnt y said a Dutch
man entering Fulton clothing store the other daY;
The clerk promptly aycrred that tie store was cramne
with them. 49,, m
want a vest" said the Tueton, "vat don't rise Mp on
It's hint legs init the neck bought Won In syracuse @
long ago Iait dow dollar pill. and py shiriniy con
notice dot myself but everywhere go Inc boyr ~!
Out rtit der streets. Yacub! w in der name Oh DER
board OF drsiees don't you pull down your vest do"h
and NY dam bavc pulled dot vest mOren dee dousih.,
dimes till wore all the bindings of nit der pnttos
The clerk explained the Joke and tcld MN vest anu
the old man went with tho exclamation: ~ s-
miny don't hear something's about dat over III Sher-
ms bpforeU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
ptSSENGFRC SAILED.

FOR LIVERPooI--In stcrushig Atgertd Aprl b.Ip'
Abraham =. Atkinson. Henry carey Far' -.
Boyle. Eichsri BIi;rs L. fuiac Miss lTErs J"hh
Carroll Lindsay Creighton J. D0he'tT. Iuly )uil n -n
vito charles Fisher Eugene Ghics Joseph Hagh r. ".
Irne.er stephen Hir,c. THIS ,. g. Howell VT hul BIG
Iutciinga Nr and Nj :. knapp T'os. Nc2tr"D DAVID
Nelson MELVIN acnry A. Newland, ~ N1rioT, Ib,r sanp
so. nrs Walsinshaw, Mrs T. T. White L. h'.h4gIo "h'o
Ia.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
Auttion Sales of Real GsiatI
UCTION SALE Of REAL ESTATE,

4
JOHN ELLSWORTH, deceased.
The unierstued executor, will sell 70 TIE highest bidder
on the 2Oh day April 1876, IL O'Clock, at the
Conrt house in the CITY q Po9shie.pne nv ,ouy
WORTH deceased -
Gu Acsdey said city loo feet front and nearly 400 feet
eSery heated By and finished throughout
in the very Also ample stable. aud other out
buildings include apartments for coacbm1n ana tam
n.y. This property locsted IN the best part OF me Guy AMI
Adrance esq Hudson Taylor, Judge f. Barnard &c
Possession viii DO sves Immediately and ths terms MAZE "a
90 JOHN A. WOOD, Architect 24O Broadway. or
EDWARD ELLSWORTH. Executor, PoufhGeeps.e, \. =.
pICHARD V. HARNETT, -Auctioneer.
IL RECEIVERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. -
RICHARD V. HARNETT WILL CALL At AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY. April Il, 1870,
AZ ~ O'Clock NJ. At a.
By order Ok s. H. UED ESQ., Receiver Of the Third Avenue
savings Bsnt, The ,.,,, n.y..
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Corner Twenty sxthst
Also, -,
No 900 Flfthave-Fourstory, high stoop Nova Scotis
stoue HOUSE. z2y20xl 90 feet.
nilh st-Four story, hiEh soop, DroNn
stone house basement asi sub cellar, 26Ij5x75 feet
% Fast seventh st. cor Nausora
hi0h stoop, stona house. 2OI3orloO5 Leasfhod
T. TO- 81 80 rs East Forty slx tn .t-fCnr story,
high .;oop atone houses 20r55xi0OS IcaSobOh.
All the above houses contain avery modern Improvement
NO f5s East Twenty st-Tvostoy brick stable 2cH
939 feet
One atty 'tTwo lots. With twostory.
manssrd roof frame house 2O13o Each LOB 2bx53 feet ana
Tsrrytownso 1900 Union flights larry
West Mount vernon-Csurry Seat, ha,aoEe OF land and
house 30I3o feet. -,
Permits 70 inspect hoasss and further information at Ill
Broadway Oksement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
CRrfINAT, NOTrS.

AZ the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday, Jacob
s nsx o. NO eZS srthsve. charged Walter Callahan with
senSnong hin OF valued At $40. Walter WAC "a
SPgy OF W. borden, who had al account WITH DIT iucx
saan purchased two blankets and other articles on Mr.
sodens account without authority aerwsd dsposng II
wen or his own benefit He committed for examination
John Fawcett Of No. $50 >lulberry-st. was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

srragned the Tohs Police Court yesterday charge OF
assaung his wife Elizabeth IL alleged that he caugh.
threw her the floor and then kicked her
the abdomen nieng injuries He committed
In default OF 500 baltic answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun -se. 80 sur .cts.... 20 Moon SETS. tG7
Hiad w.iER 1HLs DAY
rJn,f Islam -. G.p Zen -. ter'. STU
HfsH 1IlE psv-i. =
s,ntv u,,g G. Cows Island 6jl u-n @. Ecrr'. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April D, 1870.
The following auction sales were made at the


The following auction sales were made at the
Exchange salesroOms to-day
ByA. II. nuIkr Son;
wits o So " 10 East 10Th St ZOOS Of
lot 2iiAiOo' 10 s. Ia@sI ~ Vlr
similar n.ps SC d 2, rs y Mort n sies
svestorv brown stone 'front.' hsuse With lot No ais
c casaiS' near Maberyst, lot i04 t'Ont 100
Le'i'on'''''' By 4 H. LudioI & Co.
interest The brick budas sts Plot s 70.
25l, 2Ss, and 255 Bowsry. . s. near s'4n"n' sl.ls3
lots Sthavo Sd ss & 8s a each a'rlOaa 900
Lie 1n. ans hou.
iG0 ;m,a, Ia lie in q fs 2 $50 OOO
i.ave lsIl % II samuel Judah dan so,b =, sOOo
40 Of f.tsve, lot 2OI9o; Goldsmth. ii'@'i
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sEr-YoRK CIT.
I2ethst 100 Il Of IN ave foAs9ll ADDISON
s%t '9s siis e sanHi ssye 7th
7ulayS i9lo , hs1 Il H. In, 1925
erhS :Ss pas5and to fhos 1900
ilStGst a 5s We o. 10 Josn 10000
ilgih rt 70 . NV SsueSester 122Oo
N 6sy and ND orb.I, OF 10000
and tI b1.S.na 10 Jas Tty 1900
St iS. .; SSS r.c Ser 80 1880
II ma55 ~, 20 M. i1 y p' D. 1890
una y, 20 eg n, l.v;I H,s Nominal
RrstSs, md ne VIZ. 70 David irsss 10000
~ an5 Ii; !, Hsrta q c Mason onna
csfdn and Su.S,ad to nienaei GsySor 1880
ga st. IS Ind ie so to u srsb. 1880
oIt e I'd r tsV - Ann \ tyson 10000
SG saS We e. TS, coon.r ADD $4,000
' = Ias az 10 Mia pymt ston 1000
erS.s 20 o. Gee W.tmore Nominal
s7 HS' is It shave 25IiOO5; cha'
s5 itsto" TIT II; Of av. 1880
o ay cf 70 coz .sy @ 10000
'g pr ~ .n o. 80, 10 yosGSa s,rnGra Nominal
7thst,, IgI !. Of Ave Z. jOI9olo Robert Glenn ,.o
pe" AID r ne 70 70 James II saysa 5000
SiTesp. .. 60 a'ts 20 :: Of i q Choa-S
05 aso '5ss go ~. 4sr. ave s i lits
cs@ ~ 'S':1 w. ~: soIOj MAJ
hrs5y, pa ?yss;s f't sr Fs 20 b! sn bS 5000
"a, ar % 100 i-.S' 1900
80 20 ''' 800 100
v..l.s sies l. G7s AMI s7j ioy.,. Thos
49, !" n' Ss t3S ws.s Year. Va. wm
49, 10 600 yo.rsi iion.iot., Paesn.y, Xxx, o,o
16G.ei.iI j. y si'AcE Depay Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Jaur. sarah. and hrsbsnd. % rdv,rl Wood and 49, 900
aurt- .; STA o!7ts ave, yoers... SooUO
i,r. water. D1li Curry, IhSEsza'o, Ztth ..
Ward; mouths ....--- VVV
DIVER TLos r y Hsrri.C Overhiser sssi l21thst, -
be: ith -Gt ave. .------.-, ~
s- MOI 10 ~a' OF as. ro. o' 1900
a;l , - '-ln Mons ~ q '''l. $500
.,i-s angst and wife 10 Gtors, sald sprng. 600
ucl!tt % sshlus AID ward. JesFs-.. l,OtO
N,lss Ana2 f. ard husband. % John cortt' j., , 80
4 lklthtt. q: WIiis avs. lSd WsgI yr,I.., 90
Dtynor, Eisrssl. hsrh9, (orNin " cor Walls ail ~
0''oV
i.otrIt .oI Margaret and husband 20 Iaipsl Ms
OF l6lst.t % 10TH sYe; Jear-..... .-...-', S,VoO
al iIss and husband :" CA;hat'ua lufnDu,s 400
5yh. 81, 10th ave, 3y'8rs .-.-; SUN
Chair.aL Esd husband 20 " n AcsIns, IT, sal .
others. tra,tses OF E1d T. 81 SUI ave years 'cuO
os@ii' mn ~, alu ,c.s 5000
int - i1fG' SHi.4 1850
,,,l.y Iohr .nd rife ~ Eiizs L Smith. ~ cor Of
+l r, q. ,s. 81 3tu,i o. ssoaIw4y, sy.4rs 1900
D.i-' -. ~: - 80 sbi i:ttas: 1000 10000
A.''s t .s g.;.n,ssIs -. 2o55
EnIst yc.r ~ .-.... -. 1900
'[rs,h Aa"4 H. - 90 - '''As'' ..... 900
lJNc.II Y. SAyAGz Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

MUST BE SOLD.-Farm of nearly 80 acres,
VI hS.r from X on Es Ea a9y u sSSa ana &
plemsnts price for ALL $4,000 only small pais sssh Appy
10 ALFRED HEAMASCE. % NurrGc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
Gorses arb farms Wantco.

WANTED, for the Summer months, small
furnished COTTAGE not more than 80 mile IRON "
prefcrrAi depot. rent must DC reasonable
Address with u psrycusr, aud lowest terms PRANK, Iox
515l, New York PostOfhcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

CT0NlNGVON LINE .,... ,,,sr
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAsi'
REDUCTION OF FARE
x,.,,,, s,aanar. puopF ISLAND and NARRAGANsETT
leave Pier So North River, foot OF Jayst, at p nh
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sae at principal ticket Offices state,oon
secured Offices OF westcott Express COMPANY anu " 'A'
broadway o.n~,c, WYE
st.amshps ELECTRA and GAIATEA leave FER z EV s
piyer pDf place, at $50 p M fregh's via o"oi
line Ken a; Osest rates. u.n,ooy p...,
L. w rILNISs, o. i, Agt u D. bAhOOSns iA''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
Drooklnn propertn Go Get.

TNO ENT-FURNISliED--The handsome j.
A story brown HOUSE. with extra LOT. known -
Firstplace gsurVsE The house Is handsomely FUR
nshed throughout be rented low 20 good tenant for
enc OF two yslr. Apply premises between 10 H. and
p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
FIJCU VALLEY RAILROAD.

LIAHUArGEuiS OF PIS-I'S GFR THAiSs. Dec ,,
a4J- Law. Lr- oot - CgrCdt and pr', .cfs-' So ~
=. Jfou Bc.i.-he.1. Allen. w, s2rcn tlnnS
hayc.I, Beaver Meadow. b.hsroy CIV. - eahhisah ~
Ca-II. Nlkesb-sT' Plft.,c Farf. connecting vim
Ith.sa Auburn LNr,sttf. Lgfalo, agra Ea
n H.. Yssiar. Bethlehem. Allentown p,nch Chuok
s,Usi Ia.aIy city, Shenandoah Nlkc7s-rrr Pttst1u
Iuus IAlrcI making close connections Tor rcAnius
iott.sIl, ALL! H.Irtiuts...
,. n. far EA.cr, I"t-i'nem hHcnown alh hanoH
ChUrt. soy Iia.. a. al atom ,.-,. ,-,,,.. =,
81 D ,, \ IN fI.t.i, d>ls, frr farlor Bethlehem A.
l.nrL g"uIis Mt.tsJsGrN. ftts.JH, hat. g.
CONNECTING Win rau. f,r Ithaca Aae 10 ssAiHr hnsao
Ntr.l, ~. frt FIi.1Als s.e.tIn- coaches
alf.,.Itl 100. 1 "a. - ~. sup snd fn.r
Gen.-s Eastern oT,- o.r,r oi CAUroh si C"rlnct Sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

FURNISHED and UNFURNiSiED HOUSES
20 RENT NJ N-varS, Htrsoeth OrAnrs FONT AR haok
,nsnck ard En,eroed Nev-Jersey; a. STAMFORD CONF
aud at raoI Mass, bv the year or for ~ season Rents
nolorats. Particulars OF CURRGr, PCRbl & CO..
7Washingten.place. cor. Nctccr-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER HAiLEoND.-Ater Ian. ;. 1875. through
trst.s vili leave Grand C-u,l1l bel lt.
Cir tEruusr tocnfttsr
n Rochester ARD huf~s -. -.--..
4upo a. montreal SIpTrs- VIA .lceln-c cars from New.
York e. ~. kls.fs .rriguy Gt No tel Il q nv a.
f.1ursAs "a scrpt -cia Tor " aL'rtDSu and
Cauaa1sl-us. x. ii>tfAtu
atD H. a.. I>lGc E.prsss DAILY Win ,cs9.ny cas- Iof
Rocue.ic- N.4aF. I.lS Cufa... ,gt --l ~. 'A'uAui
- Chislep. loft l.. :. ~ g. i.-i..
1907 3d. rY-rls ~ sleeping .rs i.s Albany ina Toy.
""' ''-''' - ~ '>''"' ''' 80 q n. kISDRICK,
.'-s.BIgc! . CONT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06

GEsEgAL SESSION. UAcKErf, J.-Hcnry Bscho.t, Henry
Desrz ftIOuiOus assault aud battery Erich
robbery; Bout Prentice, John Green George Lock
wool Jennie Williams burglary James A. Keenan, George
Wilson, Jane LGCra1, john Leroy, Lawrcncs Lamb. Ffcls
Kelly. james smith, grand larceny John Leonard John
ISV COCK John KIeiy, petit Larceny.
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Gcuntrn properip Go fet.

FURNISHED and unfurplshed houses to rent,
IN a. parts OF tho CITY and yevark, Elizabeth orange
&c, Nj CIBSk, flhDl ~ 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-06
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Id Leaya NeY.York from foot Of Desbrosses and Corr

HALL AND Of1lO
- Leave New.York from foot of Desbrosses and cor-
'' cars from i tn Bamcs and
bnrgh. ciesge cineinnst &c This lain makes
connections Tor Columbus Indianapolis Louisville, and
ss5 p. Washington and the South Savannah Forioa
and New Orleans Through cars from kew-forA W
s:,s p m daily, for Washington the South and West
oT 81 dn S @ Gnn ' sns Ws
Sea1Ssis &asa9oP Win trains iSr aica%osd
sS snSn0qHfee fOaeS Sleeper baltimore and
s and arGasn B cay r and az eRst
ioe v Of GEPtlapd and fePc 5s5ssy
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Freight station York Of Liberty st. Comets
b % speiSP
Direct ns n %%s Il. as to
Central rsna''Ey1ftSff =! EfT x:t Siit
Dss 7; iSI9rLave Sew OK as ro9Ms is
Bath AsntGTa Maael csnf, Tamaqa Tanan.nd. wilkes
't!If nG m%sy s fT:a ioi Dc 6sneen
%Ta pe as SF sna W. sna E'' connects
nhsSa a ana s"HSay fs
for n2sS hunk Tow9nd@ wke'Oarro
lois Way Train for somer1ilie sHd Fielauston
fa@sada for City %
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster, Ephrata, Potsvile
2i5 p ia~EArsEss ter Easton. Bclvdero Bath. Mauch
Chunk, wisesbarre. and scranton.
Wsy q. rain Tor o p Essn Allentown and u,ucs
Chunk Connects al Junction with Dell Lack and West r. L.
430 p. th.-Way train Tor soinervihe aud Flemngtou
500 p. m.-Way train for DuDellen. 49,
bl5 D. m.-EyENfNC ENREsS daily, Tor EastOn Allentown
hauch Chunk, VIZ esb2lre Iowands, ReAdins anu HAsis
burg
500 y. m.-Nay Train for SomeT .ille
$50 T.. In.-Way Train for Duncen.
700 y. II.--Way Train Tor Soucrylie
$50 y m.-fOr EaSi1n
$50 p u.-Way Train for Somerylne.
IL .OD y. In.-Nay Train for Duneilen. -. -
For Elizabeth at $50, 615. $50 a, $50 d;i5 = S3
S.sS $40 g. as $50 AS. s. 5l5 $50. Gas, G, 6:15
"a 4 ia p.3O go 1880, ll:lj II y. IN.
wv . 49, r. l. KICKER Supt. and Enc.
II. r. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
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DHiLADELPHlA via LONG BRANCH and
/ lie NEWJKESeY SOUTHERN r. R-Fsrv frsn New.
PLIds .ha only - a. esmE sneiz Yarn -. 1870
Yurs froll Pier y. H., fOO' RectoTAt 1919
~ .cr Fhads pna u,g ir.nch. loa. lLycr. Naclsud
e.. T. FOR philadelphia. Lous .fdnea. swg aud
IuCFrrtoc ". q SNB)fNt L. ~.
The Van Buren press., 1876-03-07
j. A. Dayic.

Tie Fort Smith New Era of the lst of
March publishes letter of j. A. Dayie, re-
publican, dated January 10. 1875, addressed to
Hon. W. W. wiltshire, charging Senator Dor
ICY with paying him, Davie, si35 for casting
his vote for Dorsey for United States Senator.
In tile legislature, Davie then being member
from Sebastian county. Dayie stands in a
very unenviable light in publishing to the
world his own shame. 1t is charged in the
introduction to the letter that democrats were
ns deep In the mireas Davie, and are now ask
ing the support of the people for places of
trust.
A certain democrat, so-ealled, who pre-
tends to be the leader Of the democratic par
ty of Crawford county. figured as lobby est,
and 20 between In that contest and. tits said.
had his hands soiled In handling the ill-got-
ten spoils in that struggle.
No better time than the present for the
democratic party Of the State to know who
they can rely on; who ale worthy of their
trust. Any man that will figure in such dir
ty business has no claim upon the democracy.
and should be denounced from every house
top.
II any one knows ought of Democratic as
pirants for Office, let him speak out.
The Van Buren press., 1876-03-07

IE- Here is an advertisement, appear.
ing in the indianapolis News, which we
transfer to our columns for the benefit of
the impecunious advertiser, now in great
distress about the safety of his property,
by reason Of unscrupuious udventurers,
who seek to monopolze the market with
the bogus article;
" 1t having come to my ears that Ger
tain designing individual named Blaine,
is endeavoring to palm off spurious ar
ticle of bloody shirt upon the public,
hereby give notice that | am the sole
manufacturer Of the genuine article
feel confident in asserting that the public
will not be deceived by the INSCRIPTIONS
proprietor of the mushroom concern,
which has just started, so long as the
goods of the old reliable Outrage Mills
are upon the market. Oliver p Morton,
sole proprietor of the only recognized
Outrage Mills