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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

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Some time since lady happened
to see in the streets of London mou-
key begging pence froul the'public in
the sprettiest manner for the benefit
of his master, an organ grinder. She
took a fancy To it, bought it, dressed
it IN the granttest of raimeDt, and at
q fashionable reception her pet was
the wonder Of the room. In the course
OF the evening a yonDg lady sat down
at the piano, aud sang with exquisite
taste Il little drawing-roon song. As
soon as she had finished, the monkey,
who had not forgotten his former
duties, seized hat, to the amusement
of everybody, went the rounds and
collected a large sum. His task end
ed he jumped upon the knee of the
singer, amid shouts of laughter, and
deposited the contents Of his hat III
the lady's lap. The collection was
devoted to II charitable fund.
Recent investigation has brought
out the fact pretty clearly that Shak-
spear didn't know how to spell his
own name. Itwouid have simplitied
matters a great deal IT his name had
been Smitl,.-[GlObe-Democrat. .-.
Would it? Smith. Smithe, Smyth,
Smythe, ,Schmit, Schmidt. There are
several other ways to spell the name,
but we think these are enough to
knock the Globe-Democrat' assertion
into simultaneously. o. Bulletin.
An "Internationalist" apostle was
recently caught by some sober, steady
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

They respectfully askthe attention OF all to the
articles oftheir n,anuIac:ure pedging themselves
to sell as cheap such articles can be bought 1or
n Il WINKIER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
COFFINS.

Mrs. james Hays is prepared to furnish Metallic
or Wooden Collins of every style and quality of
finish and trimming at the shortest notice at al
hours. Collins finished and trimmed In any
desired color. Prices at the VERY BOTTOM of
the market
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
MIR, r. CROSCHE.

An experienced unds rtaker, Is at all times
ready to attend funerals in Lexington and vicin
ity. He is too well known in this community to
need ANY cOmmendution. july2l-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
DIR. =. ". MENG,

r =. HASSELL, ID ID. S.-OMce over Linn
81 . rick's bank. Lexington, Mo. jal4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

OFFICE With DR.. Chambers, over M. e. Kel-
~ ier's store, opposite the Courthouse
(iapS-ly1
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
Furn niture,

w tothe trade. thst tIey now nav the:r Fm
niture Mandatory, with complete .naebiiiery
In active operation. and are ready TO Il" ai,
kinds OIL
TURNING,
FLAMING,
SCROLL SAVING, &c.
They also keep constantly on hand, and nor sa,e,
STAIR BANISTERS,
Newell POSTS
WALNUT COFFINS, &c
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
RYLAND & RYLAND,

JOHN E. RYLANp xENoPHoN RYLAND,
Notary Public,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27

WILLIAM WALKER, RICHARD HELD,
Notary Public.
wALKkR & FIELD.
s TTORNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON,
IA Missouri. OIlice over VIM. MorrisOn =
Co . Bank novl3tf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. j Ii. ALEXANDER. .
DIR. IL. STRAUGHN.

!, UlHCt UppUslte
!. keller's store.
ireet, near College
janl I6-ly.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
TUT q SO

JOHN A. 5. TUT.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-27
FARM WAGONS,

with all the latest improvements, at the low
price of $7j. All work warranted as good as
any imported to this market. Orders solicited.
Apr3-f HALL, NICHOLSON & co.
, 1876-02-20

Jurors will next proceed, after hearing the re-
maindor, OF the testimony against schrickel mud
Ierger. to consider their cases in their order.
They nre all badly mixed up in crooked affairs,
aud indictments will not be long Forthcoming.
1t does not seem to occur to the Governments
officers that these gentlemen may desire to fol-
low their companions IN guilt. Eewhaus. Beck
or, Mattern, and Cort, but sucl q prospect
is not altogether improbable. They aro
aware that tho Government is after them, and,
conscious Of their c1ookedness it would be the
moet natural thing in the world for them to
mnke od,-particularly as they are not under
bonds and are not heid here by any des which
convenience or motives. OF safety might not
eeyor. The Government should mako sure that
when an indictment il returned against these
crooked mortals it will find them here, and not,
perhape, thousand miles a'szy.
THE FKg1s1HuER BUSHES.
has not received its quietus yet Considerable
testimony has been sdduced. but more is to be
reked in before the Indictment against the old
man will be returned As tho Grand Jury is
DOW on new tack, it will be some time yet be-
fore the crooked proprietor OF the Milan Distil-
ierv is numbered with the fallen braves.
After hearing the testimony Of the witnesses
aforementioned, tho Grand Jury adjourned to
meet Tomorrow morning ut 10 O'Clock, when tho
Investigations into tho same subject will bs re-
Gu1neG. =.
, 1876-02-20

as much disappointment at Overs u.nt ot sa-
heAd's speech "@7 Ii 3'soad"
VERY BAD Ru3foR.
10 u On me streets to the effect that tho prosecu.
now th The Rsbcot to believe that juror
oeinR sworn ln. and will stand ont for acm,itte,
.Sas ~ sne lass* Exactly such rumor MAS banded
eoaut =. curing the Mcdonald case, but Man went
!: THE AAEEnE HONORABLE.
pie,1snaHt pinsn1Hf!oS; 70 Feb 19:-Atto1ney-Gener
gram from Dlstrtcs-Attorney Dyer:
I. LOUIS, Mo-. Feb. 1a.-7ne Hon. Il. p;trr,ron,
nnno1msy7 Gfne,at Washington, o. C.: talked Vii,
;n5.d ~ last night. md satthed that have
ofsb'e to say ~ much. (sgnedj b. P DrEn. a'D-
District Attorney >,
, 1876-02-20
SlCKL1 SENSATIONS,
HR{HFRF


Spseio' E1:pctch to The Chicago Tytbune.
OF. LOUIS Feb. IA great seusatou Was
crested about noon today by e!arlng notice
passod on tho bulletin board Of tho Dispalcb
~ evening paper, announcing the discovery Of
au enort on the part OF the defense
to bfibe two lettos~carriers 10 give testi-
mony Tor Babcock. An extra edition Of
the paper Was promised at p. m.. anu it was
awaited with painful anxiety. When the paper
appeared. Tremendous tier OF mara'e- head
Anes With tue following sickly sensation attach
ca, we're visible:
Great excitement his been created over most DAM
a9lhE report which first became this morning
The reporter Of the 4n=c.qer tes i,tstets who bus
rseeared an anonymous letter last night with the sig
nature "Sworuey." giving the information that two
!etter~cArrers, uamed H11t and Kelle1mann,
ss aas oas2ea by certain p
same testimony aagiu gaze 50 unsatisfactory On
THURSDAY. At noon to-day reporter Of this paper
Faited the POST Office and inquired thete were any
nail-carriers in the ofce answering the nlmea given
BY the name OF Hart or Ksleznann, but Tiers
Hartman and Keller. employed there 1nail-car-
t1err. These gentlemen called, and In confront
ing the reporter denied that they had been approached
oy any one with considerations for giving any testi-
Mpny whatever.
It is sent verbatim to The TRIBUNE to show
its utter absu1dlty, and also as = matter of ius-
tlce to the defense, to whose detriment the sily
story WILL doubtless be perverted into serious
charge The prosecution does not believe that
there has been any effort at corruption. The
fact Is, both sides watch each other With an eya
50 Jealous that vain tricks and dark ways are
Impossible.
, 1876-02-20
4 SECRET CONFERENCE,
HlLDRETu AND cuLLERroy,

As the witnesses before the Grand jury came
mt oY thu 7nrv.roo,, roe,ardav uh,+ ,,,s -,o-o
s.u-., 49,. 49,. .t r.1. ;.,' "AA. Vs. "o1
ua-ai d. taoo 1uos .uoS o1onIu 4eisule's desceno
the trio pa'ra of stairs separating them from tho
District Attorneys Office and, having to pass
that sacred place. what was more natural tb,n
th.ttha, -ha,,5 .,-, 49, - - .,.sa.
tu.t .'es s"ou'e saeu auu e'eiS ouo u 'ne'n
WALK IN, proceed through the outer Office to tho
door leading into the inner temple, open it aud
walk in thither /? Nothing seemed moro natural.
and 1vba, +hax h.a o,ca on,con.a5 tha-n,.,-os
49,. ~. sA' 10 oee el'e.oas1 y. snenels7
"lAn1n 'nls pfo1ouno ret1eaI, IL vas oaE the
work OF moment to close aod eecure the door
in order to keep out adventurous reporters. As
cach successive witness came down be gave O
signal at the door, head MAS thrust out, bur-
, 1876-02-20

charge OF guilt No find ao INNOCENT. radiant in
lis character. feel as if An iasp!ratioa ora
raining down upon you and upou me. it ia that
blessed sense OF noble Justice that raises us
aboya the petty prejndices Of mzukind.
Hero Alr. storrs stopped, and, after leaning
against the table moment, said to the Court
Ut your Honor: plaase, it dstressea me to
ask another favor of this Court; but am sub
ject to papitation Of the heart. aud spens only
with great difficulty to-day. Allow ms to stop
for ten minutes.
tod to finish his speoch on 3iondav. Tho Cont
granted the request, and ordered an adjourn
ment.
, 1876-02-20


Special Dsspdt:h to III: Calaoo Trioune
WASHINGTON, D. C., Fob. 19-Shoufd 4ttor
ney-General Piorrepont succeed Gen. Scheme,
Is Ain'stsr to England, aud should President
Grant adhere to original predictions, bis choice
for successor to PlezEepont will likely fall upoo
Stoushton Of New York Per contrs Ono OF
Conklinss managers says tonight that Pierre.
ront IL to succsed Brlstov, when Stoughtoo
t.kes Bslstow's place. Beneath the calm sur.
faca there are Indications OF commotion. and. if
one can believe tha reports which seem to hay<
basis Of truth, the President is only waiting
for ths close of the Babcock trial to 1o-
ques: Br1stow to retire from the Cab
inet. Such statement has heeo
m2de in direct terms by two or three parsou.
including d United States Senator, who hare
talked with the Presldene within day OF two,
There is no concealmcut as to the resaon IA.
such Request It is that
TIE PRESIDENT IS p1srLEAsEp
with the manner in which the Indictment ana
prosecution Of BAbcock have boea conducted.
There IS meEe possibility that the feelings Of
the President have been exaggerated, and that
the end OF tho DabcocS trial may pass
without the expected action from nim-
III which case Secretary Bristow von]d
undoubtedly remain in the Cabinet to the end.
The House will undoubtedly undertake IN N
vestisation when this trial is ended, and tbs re-
tirement Of the Secretary hastans such action.
There is a vast amount OF documentary infor-
nation at tda Treasury which, IT published.
would cause somo politicians to permanently
BY Hose himself. It il not certain
whether BIiatow has read it as an Official papor
Or as private communication. Tho confession
IS SAID to make startling disclosures, and to i'm
plcate many huuored names.
This confession of HoGes reached Secretary
ErlSt0v thfnunh An nhi0 nn1it1ci1n Win fov
, 1876-02-20
CRIME.
A MILWAUKEE MURDER.

Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tr7bnus.
MILWAUKEE, Feb 19.-Dayid spi1lArs, living
with his mother On Van Burpn street, Third
Ward, about o'clock this morning, a. sa1lsed
Maria Porter, aged 65 lodging in the sauo
house, With billet Of wood, and killed nax He
Was crazy With Elk weeks spree. His mother and
deceased Are also said to have been undAr tho
influence OF liquor at the time. Spll1aro wxs ar-
rested, and appears to bo suffering f1orc do
li1ium.
, 1876-02-20
HOW ARE The MIGHTY FALLEN


Dir. John e. Scobie, OF Kane County, q men,
ber of the Federal Grand jury. at present sitting
in solemn cone,de1ation OF the whisky frauds,
was befora Commissioner Hoyne yesterday,
charged With passing counterfeit money Tho
facts, as disclosed by the witnesses, are, that
Mr. Scobie went into MRpdels establishment
Tuesday, and purchased bill Of goods amount
ing to SOL. He paid tho amount in hills, among
which nas s5 counterfeit on the Bank Of Can
ton. -.7-.
Nr. Lippstein. member Of the d1n, testified
that he sold the goods. received the money from
Scoble, and handed it to the cash-boy, who re-
turned frora the cashiar's deak with bad Y, and
handed it to Witness. TIE bill MAS shown Wit
ness, but ho could not identity it, frankly admit
ting that ha ~as not judge OF money, and TINT
he had not examined the bill when be received it.
Judge Bangs, the United States District Al
Sharply, but M1. L1ppstein stuck to his story,
though he failed to identify the bill a. the one
passed on him BIZ tho accused.
Master Major Montgomery testified shat the
cash boy brought him s51. and that upon count
ing it he discovered the countetfeit S5. He i'm
medately returned the bill 70 the cash boy. Tho
bill Was shown him, but he could not identify it.
and would not Huear that it was the one handed
him by the cash boy, As no did not examine it.
This cash boy testified to receiving $5l from
Mr. Lippstein, bat did not look at any Of the
bills.
3ir. Scohio made statement, but failed to
show how he came in possession OF the bill, aud,
ss it could not be identified, he WAS very proper
~ discharged.
There was an attempt made to conceal the
name Of the accused. He hatIy refused to reveal
hlmsen to TRIBUNE reporter, Commissioner
Hoyne had forgotten it, and Judge Bangs
couldn't remember it. But the reporter hunted
it out, and it is John f. Scobie, Of hane County.
, 1876-02-20
Hu1EESTE1N

New YoRK, Feb. ia couple Of wealthy g"t-
t!emen OF the Jewish faith have subscribed
$4,000 to be used 10 An eudeavor to procure
new trial for Rubenstein, convicted Of killing
Sara Alexander. Members OF tho church ia
which the prisoner belonged and also members
OF the two societies of which he was . member
are going to add $1,000 mo1e, aud tho most
strenuous efforts aze to he made in his behalf
He spent last night and this morning in almost
constant prayer.
, 1876-02-20
ka'kEE.
W4 NIL
TIE MOTION FOE NEW TE1AI.

TIE MoT1US FOE A NEW 1Ef4I-
Soeesat D1snaseh to Th< Cn1caos I+,ounx
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 13.-alcKeo is nov quisa iubt-
liant over what he considers the certain PROSPECT
Of new trial Tho juror Summers, who srpro
ho had formed NO opinion on the case. ia to be
arrested for perjury. the papers having t,ecn
prepared for that purpose. Mckee w1ll ,yhow
that Summers, on more than one occasion. CT
p1essed IN opinion as to his guilt OF innoc enco.
, 1876-02-20

Special D'sDatch to The Eh,caqo Tysor::e-
LASA1LE, ILL.,, Feb. 1o.-The first fire Of
many months in this city broke out to-day about
noon in tho building owned by ". F. ziu4mor-
nan and occupied by George Eiehenbeyg a. q
saloon and boarding-house- The Gre is supposed
to have originated from \ defective nuo. TIM
bnilding was partially destroyed. but rendered
practically useless. Loss about 81, 600 to 8 200
Insured for the latter sum IN the d1tna. Tho
furniture, etc. was damaged to the extea. OF
300 by being xatc1soaked and By hasty ro-
mQyal.
, 1876-02-20
CASUALTIES.
LEAPS FOR SAFETY.

LEAPS FOR SRfETY.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 19.-Early this morning 1rb
WAS discovered in the tenement No. 56 Eaet
Broadway. The occupants wero aroused By tho
police, but as their escape BY the stairway wxs
cut of by tho flames, and there was no wsy OF
reaching the root, they leaped from the windoEr
into tho street and yard All wcro more or less
injured, and tWo,-EdHard Conway aud Cath
er1ne Murphy,-1t il suppoaed, fatally.
, 1876-02-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 1a--In the Uppe.
Lakss and Upper Mississippi Valley, fs41ing ba-
rometer, northeast to southwest winds, warner,
cloudy and partly cloudy weAther, aud possibly
followed BY light SNOW and xxin.
, 1876-02-20
~-t III ttA%H
Az fNFOBTAIT wIINE4s,

NN -
81. JOSEPH. No., Feb. 19.-Henry D. krof,
former rectiior for A1f d; Co., liquor dealers Of
this city, the vitness in tho whiaxy prosecution
sgsinst that honao at 1ef1oksoa City LAST fall,
, 1876-02-20

N1w YoRk, Feb. 1o.--A1rivod, 8teanshis
Ethiopis, from Glasgow.
, 1876-02-20

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 19.-R~ D. Runsn, co&>
otcd member OF tho House OF Delegates from
Dinwlddie County, WAS expelled today for ab-
stractiug money from The pay-book Of tho ser-
geant-at-Arms. Tue missing money Was traced
70 him. and be gave an order against his por
diem for the amount The money belonged
to another coiored member, and YES IN 3 p:y-
book near Ruffiu'a-
, 1876-02-20

The Wor1dngmen's Independent Labor party
his rendered its nomination and support foT
Presidenr Of the United States to Petsf Coopar.
Of NeH York
, 1876-02-20
m CHICAGO

The nl&rrn from Box No. 81 at ESQ o'clock lash
evening ~ss caused BY ire in the two-sto1y framo
house 1t No. GIL Wabash 4vanue, owned BY
Mrs. Parker and occupied by Mrs Wandt as =
residence Damage nominal. Cause at fro,
tho iguiting Of q lace curtain.
, 1876-02-20

md who disappeared shortly altar thu trial
turned to his bone in this city to-dav, H...7.
ha has been in Australia. and it i, rerortc,i -
intends to make cleaa breast Of it bg tain" ~
Al he kno"s about crooked WHISKY in St. Jo.
tha most important revelations. ~
, 1876-02-20

=, ". =.
HUDSON. n. T., Feb. IA Dire in the 10y.
houses of the Knlckerbockez Company. At
Athens, last night, resulted in the deat1uctl on
Of eight buildings aad about 10000 tons Of zce
The ioss on machinery, buildings, and ce il exit
mated at a325. GOO insured in New York Tho
cause Of tho fire. is unknown.
, 1876-02-20

KILLED BT 4 FALLING TREE.
DETROIT, Vich, Feb. l9.-W. S. Storms, en-
ploJed IN the lumber camp Of Co1woi1 d Gram.
in Agona County, was killed yesterday by
falling tree strikiug him Oh the head.
, 1876-02-20

CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
1orpoS. Ont. Feb. 13.-Ihe Rev. r. T.
Green, an English Church minister at Ailaa
Crais, has .been lodged in iAi1, charged with
forging Endorsements on note which uaa dis
counted at the Exchange Bank.
, 1876-02-20

: THE o'RALDWlN MURDER TRIAL.
New IoEx, Feb, 19.-Michael Funnel, who was
tried fer the murder OF Ned O'Baldwio, the
- Irish Giant" w4s acquitted this morning hy
the jury, Hho wore locked up al night.
, 1876-02-20
batchsra. The nesting then 3ijourued, subject
to the call Of any ons Of the members.

pa.Snsrs, .! Ihe nesting then sijonrued, subject
'o soe call OF any ons Of the members
THE oEaAslzA7ioS
suos ~ yet perfected. and it Was decided not to
naso 1:J any tesn'ar Chalrnan' but to make the at
taat ~ osery Way 1nlotmal. 30 that when any
otosaos 1elt Particularly ovefburdeued and
..tesea 81 tne wlses and machin2sions OF the
aecouu oasea no might hunt Mp the zest and call
mmoouue.
uao cause winch gave rlse to this pr1vate
satoot.os' toe pfoceedlnss OF which TRIBUNE
aGpoasae re- nlanaeea 10 lesrn' was the Weli-groand-
% topots mat me accommodation man are dong
tnoas very oest 70 naVe ahe teat1mony OF tho in-
iotne1a e3cluaeo, On tha ground that they are
NOT CREDIBLE WITNESSES.
-, fot se7eEa4 GAYS paat 1t nas been observed tnae
the oono OF union between ut least thrae OF the
second f1nSsters ms neen more strongly eemsnt-
cd than ever before. These three arc Jake
, 1876-02-20
:: !: WHISKY. :: :. j.:
-.'1 -

wHloh1. IL: ID:
Concluding Arguments in the
Babcock Trial at st, i.
Louis. !:
etrfkfpg Incidents in The Lile of
Hagill. The Letter-Car-
yier Witness.
Tho Chicago Grand Jury After a
Batch Of Crooked CANCERS
and Storekeepers. -
Au,t Conference Between the Squealcrs
md the Government Officers.
The Brethren Of the First and Sescnd
Batch ShadoWlng Each
- Other.
Hudreth:s and Cu1Ierton's Gases
Put Over until Wedncs-
day.
1 Grand Juror Up on CharEa Of
Passiug Counterfeit
Honey.
another Batch Of Indictments Against
Pekin Distillers.
II. Daily Flight Of Rumors CONCERNING
Secretary Bristow. -
The New York herald., 1876-01-02


UcTIok HOUSE OF T yAN Al TAsssL Ell 4 sKnETIasEr
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE. OR THOSE
fecty reliable this will be conducted the
STRAIGHTFORWARD principles which have governed it in
VIZ GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
THAT is WARRANTED SOUND From "a TO 4s
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets, Robes, &c always
on LBERaR hfna HDSSScEs MADE ON CONSIGNMENT
A HANDSOME cLARENcEs AND LANDAUs FOR
"A. New Years calls Drivers in livery also stylish light
Turnouts GoRDoNs Stables, Nos and West 18th 81.
A -oNE CLARENCE, ONE COUPE AND ONE PARK
South 70 be seen al 6URLEYs. Nos loe III and lis
East 18th ST., near 4th av
A -To LET OR LEAsE-,A, STABLE IN EAST isTA
ground floor large coach house and large loft Apply
M. CURLEY, No. III East 18th 81
n for saeJust arrived from Western New York Apply
to LANE DAVIS stable. No ia West 46th st.
A GENTLEMAN GOING SOUTH WILL SELL HIS
"A road Horse. Top Wagon and Harness; the horse
kind Private stable. No 70 East 18th st
A GOOD SOUND HORSE. YEARS, TOP PLAT
:aaes esn roTb 500 other wagons and Horse az Your
price. No PIG West 10th 81
DOARDTNG sTABLE-2i Sd ST.. NEAR BOwERY;
ID first class accommodations for private or business
teams az reduced rates j. 3 McINEk
CAUTION TO HORSE owNERs-I AN STILL AT
" my old stand Central quarter Of mile above
Jerome Park and have connection with other stable
Hereafter shall my name in full tho public will not
be %s'G BY 0nsT paesy y se'a STS sR TT.
Edneator and Trainer breaking colts and the
Of young horses speeia horses handed Tor speed gen
bic rates they will my personal attention
best OF care references rom oyer oe gsnemen IN the
The New York herald., 1876-01-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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sSw fp0ibLIcHrIoSs- PAar-esh col.
PfANoFoRTES, ORGANS, 4C-2D PAGEasd col
rRoFRETy R ErsN1 oET or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-l2TH PAGE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAEGE-i2rH PAGE-2d and 80
coils -
REAL ESTATE wANTED-I2rH PAGE-3d col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsI PAGE-lst-and I'd coils
RESTAuRANTS-9rH PAGE-6tn col
REWARDS-IsT PAGE--2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION-1sr PAGE-6th col.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAeE-lst col
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-12rH PAoE-let col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PAGE-1st. I'd and Sd coils
SPORrlNG-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-1sr PASk-Sd COL
RTORAGE-IsT PAGE-3d col
THE TRADES-l2rH PAGH-2d col
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-3d col
THE BALI, SEASONED PAGE-3d col. -
fO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-12rH PAGE-Sd COL
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-lsT PAGE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
PAGE-4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1sr PAeE-4th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-9rH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-i2rH PAGB-2d col.
WINTER RESORTS-12rH PAGE-6th col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C-10rH PAGE-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-01-02

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