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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21
w. FL. COCHRAN. Cash

Wonderful success. 1t is report
ed that Boschee's German Syrup has,
since its introduction in the United
States, reached the immense sale of 10.
600 dozen per year. Over 5000
Druggists have ordered this medicine
direct from the factory at Woodbury.,
n. j., and not one has reported sin
gle failure, but every letter speaks of
its astonishing success in curing severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease of the
Throat and Lungs. We advise any
person that has any predispostion to
weak lungs, to go to their Druggist and
get this Medicine. or inquire about it.
Regular size. IS cents; Sample Bottle
10 cents. Two doses will relieve any
case. Don't neglect your cough.
Attend the literary meeting next
Saturday evening.
An abundance of snow now for
the loggers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21

Meeting. There will be business
meeting at the basement Of the Con-
gregational Church this Thursday,
evening. All members Of the Church
and society are requested to attend.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21

George the Baptizer, not John.
-'Tother evening when the wind was
blowing great guns. Eve think it was
Friday, } and old Boreas was singing
icy sleet over all creation like sugar
sand over wedding cake, little boy
named Geergewood, went out forninst
the Wood Co. Drug Store, like Jack
and JILL . ''to get a pail of water,
through a nice hole on the river. 1t
was dark like unto black garnet, and
little Georgewood stepped as carefully
as kitten upon freshly mopped floor,
till one of his little ''footen tootens''
struck little Snow-sugar mound, and
he stood upon it for a moment like a
| democratsc rooster at the head of a
Tilden paper, but just for moment
and then--and then-down he went
like penny in a contribution box,
casouse. We are glad we don t have
to chronicle little Georgewood's de-
cease. He survived He knew Of
another ice hole about twenty feet be-
low. and when he stuck his head out
Of that hole, he left his little shoes
sticking out at the other while the
swiftly congealing water fastened the
insteps firmly to the solid plateau of
ice, and the story goes that there he
left EN-. In the morning they were
to be seen sticking up like the pyra-
mids, Sleeps and Hoops and some
feeling friend, who didn't know that
little Georgcwood was not yetan angel
had inscribed thereon, in letters as big
as dogs foot:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21

Vick's Flower and Vegetable
Seeds. Are planted by a million peo-
pie in America See Vick'S Catalogue
300 Illustrations, only : cents, Wick 8
Floral Guide, quarterly 25 cents a
year. Yick's Flower and Vegetable
Garden, so cents, with elegant cloth
covers S1,00.
All my publications are printed in
English and German.
Address,
James Wick, Rochester, n. Y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21

For Sale. A new, first class Sing
er Sewing Machine for sale at large
discount. Enquire of VIM. /. Jones,
of Compton & Jones
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21
GEORGEWOOD.

anu UEHtdIII
BEWARE OF BIG HIGH soLEs.
We picked up one of the pegs, and
have used it for a fire poker IN the
Reporter Office ever since. Little
Georsewood is alive and well, and so
are we, for we print the paper on
Thursday, and this is only Monday.
and wen be far away on the scent of a
brewery before then.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21
CHURCH HDERECV0RY.
LOCAL MATTERS.
HI. Es PEHEEEEO, Editor.
Grand Rapids, Thursday, Dec. II.
CITY AND CoT1nTv

Lost patent. folding, store key
on last Monday. The finder will please
leave the same at this office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21

The most terrible wind storm of
the season. perfect cyclone-visited
our city last Friday p. m. and evening.
The sky was comparatively clear with
the exception of belt of leaden wind
cloud extending from the northeast to
the southwest along the horizon, which
sent out its bull-dozing gusts at inter-
walls, till ever ything portable fairly
jingled Old signs were detached and
there was general emusic in the air, >"
while the mercury rapidly fell to 80 ,
below zero with old Boreas mad be-
cause he couldn't blow it down into
the basement. 1t was an awful night.
! School Report. School dis
trict No. 1, Town of Port Edwards,
for the month of November, 1876.
No. of pupils enrolled this month,
25.
! Whole number of days attendance,
347. Whole number Of days absent,
i 128. Average daily attendance 10 10,
Time lost by hardness, 9 days.
Pupils who have attended every
day during the month, and not tardy,
Funny Parrish.
Visitors, johnny Mckay, W. H.
Turley, Mr.. Mead
SARA TURKEY, Teacher.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21
Fire ut New Lisbon. W

James Wick, Rochester, n. Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21

The American People. No peo-
pie in the world snfer as
much with Dyspepsia as Americans
and although years of experience in
medicines have failed to accomplish a
certain and sure remedy until Green 5
August Flower was introduced for this
disease and its elects; yet so we'll has
this remedy succeeded in every case to
effect cure, that there is not Drug
gist in the United States but recon-
mends the August Flower in all cases
of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
Costiveness, Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, and all arrangements of
the Stomach and Liver Go to your
Druggist, T. J. Wood, and get SAM
pie Bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Two doses will relieve any case. Reg
ular size rs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-19
PASSENG ERS .4RRIHED.

FROM IIVEhPOO1rIn steamship NeU0f1, April lS.Mr.
and Mrs. Brandt Y. Barrie Mr. aud Mis- Davies Mr. and
Mrs AZ berts aud child Capt and Mrs iohg roye and chl
dIen Mr. and Underwood. MI and MrsL johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Mahorey, VIM. WyDs b. Gully. r. Iso-
chette joseph Rocnetic, A III. Ada IS.
FROM HAMBU RG-In st0Tlhp IonFr1nl1. Aprfl TO-
Consul Robinson wife and children Mary Robinson. MI
chad LeBau wife, John LleDau, kahcse hugo kar-
steIs. Carl sch6neich wife Carl Wciel and vito m.
OytclnDiSO. Dim.tn AbroSimOf. Capt. Eaton o. Gilman,
wife and child Dr. Otto Gross ~ der IIeydt and wife,
Miss Chas Staasrath de BesSY, r. Oron Mr.
Warschafsky, Mr. Beckmann A. aOnt, MI Peietcf, Mr..
Kitzing.. Alex. II thoG. l5lilabeh Jacobsen. Lina
Hamilton DR.. Wilhelmihe Wtmann Theiese schnnli
aud cLi. John wooifsky, antonio L. erhsaser
George Mur7 Karl George SUNNI, Edmnnd wanchei
and wife, g. Firth DR. Bngel Catha and two children;
Mariana ElSfeld lima Marensen Ernst Schniid. Carl
Weller, Mo1z LoLof Frederick Gramnich ludw Buab1um.
Herman bel. Angus Hackert and cdd Rud. Wlcerg.
Bear Richard Renacb Carl Diedrfch ictro
MOdona NeimaDn. Xav.r aud wife, Oscar Christ
CAST wi jos. Lndner and WIFE, Jas r. ia ilto1
and fe Feta Sefort III. C. Mcdcresson, Aor1 Frtsch%
IannQ
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PUBLIC OPINION.

vo regard the closing Of the Centennial n
No r sunday as not merely OuhaeI 80 q" n q
EApOsn0a,s yolutrn Of those lnanehaDe lif. oai
very set of which the Centennial is suppoSou ~ o0''
e e,s s-ISt LOUIS Republican (lndJ ,o-o
Cbo,Ies Francis Adams was kllled OH i i,i6 nc
bunmcrs WHO Thought tish oV ySsto,S
by lLo -, coninre with 1t is to he hopeu nj. ~ ~ i
IiS nj a.. damngel in the same Way va 1he od
,cceiypc the disintcrested SUM- II d., y.
,,n,n,er leaders Boston Traveller FepJ
We know of DO better way to tel Wt tb h,ro 70
We ~ wanted by lie independent vOe i tu'n
OF s' snecicn Charles Faucis Adams MouiI i min
IA sonid need no platform TO brace nm up 11ntioI
"a ue pristoN would give satisfaction. lis ho"
~, mean roOrn.-( Boston Herald llhlJ
If matters are left in their present I sn }'1
. iu H." bS1 lor MIR Blame at Cncinnau anu ,nstiol
~, h.fc t1r country in the event OF MS ,t ,trIe
I'LL EriStoc uncy Of dealing with scIuIS iiod le
one Wien the Secretary Of tue Ife,s, is SI,udrrs
V SD,,os iuv,sti- ,tjou ard puts ais IOOt Oh MS
rfNew-I0ndon Telegram (kepJ
We have rested with some paDi tnr vain hone
o Dcrocratic iucOnietenci al tno ,',u t,
~ tbe Gaming critics would eve US u W nccus
that M t'Ir safety lies IN vague ana stno, az. Isl
is. 1T them come down To sIecncaiolis9 uiu Nv ~
aiertake 10 convince even the nos' .ic"t,
uiidl tbai the road safety and 70 eolhIcto1.
Pm, lies M tue restoration OF inc DemO04"e! 80
,ower-lIJtica Observer tDclhl
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THE CoURT OF APPEALS.

Atp,vY n Y, April ls.-Jn the Court of Appeals
to d ~ the following business was trlnsacted No..
Ni ou,: NJ 3Ol-pcOp,U rtl Co win agt. waiter mo
ton TO open deau-Chas Rhodes fyr motion aid = HAM
opro Ell -. - o,o pro.rr.u .,, AU,,p ,rcua,f
bv James Lansing appellant LSck to"en Tor Respondent
M 4 d. "A Anderson apt. leilly.-SuDndttcd
No T-Riggs agt Purse.-Argued ny Charles Jones iof
,pprll mi and Jn0 T.. Parsons for RS londent
No retoh art. The AautC Mutual Insurance COD'
pany.-Argumtnt resumed anu concluded
pnplanai ON ana the court a Jnurned .
day calendar rdnrsaJ Apr ~; NOS
1872 Ii /, lGi az, 100, 81, 81 an,l 3D. -
Court 81 Appeals today TIE following DECISIONS "ero
handed down ,...-...., an
Judgment affirmed with costs Higgins agt Newto~n an'
Eltshiuu Becker howard Hogan agt Laileer
Vaienberg agt The President Co. of GreenOns h0uinoh
agL &. and t. X. Ri Martors asL ~ u L AL" - " '''
Sautrr agt. y. Y. &. and G. X H. 49,, 49,, ,..o,.
Judcpeut affirmed People cN rel Wo0f aSt JacoDs r
order Of Grntrl reversed, aud costs OF Sle.l
costs the OF title IN the isltt 70
writ Of mandamns People rel stevens aS1 hoy Aeoi
ex Munger a2t OerhfL -, -.u,a, cost. 20 abide
Eyertson ngt. The National bAA VI ''"P''' -e
age -iuclir; Sullivan agt sullivan ,.,n,y IN s,,rr
NJ rr a1irned and n absolute for laintn on supu
,.nn win Oss.-McNeiily agt The Cont Lie lus 70
JdanoIt modified To make costs OF All pa ues III ne
OF the sesrtvet iuh' anu AZ 10
vita costs e. all parties W is c"" pay
oil, out of same lund.-Thurber agt Chambers -.
iSrmSnf reycrscd and trial granted costs 10 aDiue
oNrrv the snm S93 So and II he M supulaes he uuk
mani "a 40 modified ahrmed without costs 10 either party In
this snL--Siiugerand sgt BennotI S...,.,
of General Term reversed auu Oruci OF Spech
Term rned In the supreme Court and this court
Coates.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnISGToN Tuesday. April IL. 1876
Ten weeks only OF the present lis al yenr remain. AT
thus OF the long session Of Congress the work on the
appropriaon bills Is generally far advanced that the
heads OF Executive Departments and bureaus able to
form an intelligent opinion OF the amount OF funds they
ARE likely To have AT their disposal after the 3O o. June.
and 10 begin their arrangements tor the business OF TIE
next year by preparing schedules preparatory I" award
ing the annual contracts Some of these schedules have
already completed but the House has, for the past
few weeks been making such slow progress ia no one
can conjecture how large VIII be granted Tor any
branch Of the public service ami all invitations for pro
posals will be withheld for the present. The unanimly
with which the Democratic party IN the House sustained
the Committee on Appropriations an the cAtent 10
WHICH that committee has gone IN its proposed reductions.
MAKE II more ccIain than ever that IA very obstinate
deadlock between the two branches OF oOnEIrSs VII
occur "a soon ~ the first conference committee ap
ponicd on an important Appropriation bill. and nave
given rise Ia many coJ cturts III fcSarl 10 lhc is o
H. Tnc contest Will he very long ono aud WI, II"
douut result In tho appointment Of numerous
conferences but from the nainro OF must
hully result either IN u compromise or the sur
reud.r of one party. The drift Of opinion ahOn,
The CAPITOL IN that the Democrats oil the IL so VIII De
obstinate and refuse Ia make any compromise hodlnS
oui agnst thr Srnnt, long n the country
that their policy of rctTcnchmopt hiss been defeated py
the Republican Senate and then. wIen thoy have gained
all the political capital possible from inns polol
they will agree to comPromssn I.'nur ,n NM .
appropriations dcfonied of lost Tor inc WANT oi Succh
time TO complete them.
Tho Senate Finance Committee have received from
Commissioner Pratt letter In response tn an inquiry as
to the propriety aud expedcncy OF aboshns tho once
OF supervisor OF Internal Revenue The Commissioner
writes that N tho power 10 administer oats &
anime books and papers aud compel the giving OF test
mony be conferred npOn revenue agents. Ia Dc eSeuse
under the direction OF too commissioner Oh inlo
Revenue the oce OF supervisor mas h. abolished WIN
out loss and with considerable Saving 10
the Treasury.
The National Academy OF Science began It's annual
meeting to-day. Prof Henry prcsid d. The papers read
were by Prof A. NJ Mayer on determining the vibrations
Of sound. Prof A. r. Barnard on the theory oi magic
sanIes and Gen. Henry H. Abbot ON tine theory Oh ~
ntng miuiig fuses.
The Associated has tho authority OF the President
Tor denying the statement that he has requested the dis
charge the public service of employees who were APP
onted their positions at the request oil Gen. BdDcocA
The President sent to the Senate to-day the name Oh
Frank L Howe OF New-York to DO Pension Agent at
New-York city.
Puget
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AN IMPORTANT RAILWAY CONFERENCE.
A. tho conference of the trunk and WeStl

railroad lines ed yesterday at the ST. Nicholas Hotel at
which the New-YOrk Central. Erie. Pennsylvania. Bait
more and Ohio, Michigan Southern, Michigan Central
and Fort WAYNE lines were represented, IL agreed
that no ch ne shoud be made in the rates on passcnGe
rus ness West or East the Westbouud freight bus
ness. or on the 1--we stock oil bushes OF tie trunk
lines hut that the Western roads should make the rates
on Eastbound ireghls the Eastern roads agreeing Ia
accept these rates. This change made necessary b.
officers of the NewY0rk Central insisting that their
connecting lines of Chicago aud other Hestcrn point
should b. left meet the competition OF the Grand
r1luk Railway OF Canada Oh East bound business.
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homestead by auction, took place this morning MI
Foster bid 1t Ia. and will hold his property.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEYS TROUBLES.

TURKEYS IROUBLES.
LONDON. Wednesday. April 10, 1876.
Vienna dispatch The Standard the insurgents
in Herzegovina expect that Mukbar Pasha will be com
PEELED capuate after the battle OF Preseka whch
lasted two days. he completely surrounded and tue
sorte winch was made by the garrison OF Nicsc on bun
day ~ relieve him was repulsed.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 1S, 1876.
The Wedenosn says In consequence OF servas c"hiln
ued ware preparations tue Porte has resolved 10 sed
an utimatum to Servan Government nnd hen cross
the Servian frontier The Wedemos believes the ABOVE
correctly represents the sutans INTENTION but thinks
cannot executed because the Porte lacks the power 70
achieve Success
TURKISH SUPPLIES CAPTURED.
Vienna dispatch to The Daily Neus saws the heize
goy.an Insurgents have captured the provisions lacey
sent for tie Turkish troops the road from Ragus 10
Trt biane
The Vienna Pesse reports that Andrassy In conversa
ton It'll his colleagues expressed his conviction thht LOT
year least the peace of Europe would not DC enaH-
gercd.
Hungarian journrs assert that the Serylan army
headed by Belgrade brcgade ON is way 10 tue ronIer
and will rendezvous ut ROuprlga.
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HEW-TORK HOTEL TROUBLES.

THE HOUSE TO BE CLOSED UNLESS REDUCTION IL
RENT Is MADE.
Owing to difficulties between the lessces of
the New-York Hotel and the owners Of the buildiag
arising out OF difference OF opinion in regard to It's
rental value the hotel Will probably be closed TO the
publ for weeks. The esSees, MessIs. Rlsley q
Company, state that the which they have paid for
the hotel for tie last five years much gher than any
one pay and carry the hotel without loss,
and they will be compelled 10 close up
the hotel and sell their furniture unless
large reduction is made byIatthew Morgans Sons the
present owncrs The rent is 800 annually and
during tho i've years which Risoy Co. have occupied
the house they have been Obliged TO incur expenses for
repairs aud furniture 10 the amount Of $4,000. The
erection OF new hotels further up town has taken
much o. the OF the former house. that during
the last two years 1t has not paid for the
AIge rent aud necessary expenses, including
oull4ys for repairs. The owners OF the
pfoprty hold mortgage the furniture, rs security
,oi Oack rents aud nave Just served a notice Oh tue
!essets To vacatc the house by the LIST May when the
present lease expires, uni the rents are paid and
Lew lease taken: II suitable redu OF tnc rent can
nv DC obtained before Tomorrow RiSley Company de.
aIe !, thelf intention 10 close the hotel at once in order
" sen u'clr furniture with the least possible loss.
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CLARION Tuesday April H. Of consumption. Elizabeth L.
FeI nom he residence OF her brother James II Clark PAS
Fourtbs Jersey city on THURSDAY, 10th inst. a. o'clock
pm
CLARK-on Monday morning. April H. after short illness
X p. ,larS, IN the jith yeaI Of ms agc,
attend his funeral THURSDAY April al p fro the
ayes, Brooklyn.
DEAN-In Brooklyn. Sunday. April Ii. Henry Dean.
Funeral r6 his ie donce. l22 Felix st. Brooklyn
Thursday, April 20 at2 pm.
DoREM Us-on Monday. Apn II. 1876 Ann Dorsmus aged
mate ia tie household 0; william tas city.
FURBUsH-on Tuesday April 8, lo76, Mary Ann vie of
The relatives ana friends OF the i'mly Of her son. sas
attend Tie un,r at her Ia residence. All Last
Une-huIlrud ST. Thursday, April 20
GREENLEAF-su Suddenly on Monday I7th inst, Lucy L.
Fnaersi ON Tharsay 50.h inst iron late residence SCJ
WIshmgton-aye., Broo4yR.
LAWRENCE1At De rot on sunday April lG. 1915 IN the
OF the ate William L. and H. Augusta Lawrence OF Bay side.
soiice OF funeral hereafter.
LEAvEYwQRTH- Tuesday. April 10. at the residence
OF his brotherin-aw. H. W. Cam,ron staten Island. of
typhoid pneumonia, Edward eldst sou OF The late Nathan
and Alice Leaven"Orth of this city, Ia the ish OF his
Tic funeral viii take place ST Johns Church Clifton
Staten Isanh, on Friday at m Carriages w meet the
invited to attend Without iurther notice ''''
LOUD-On sunday morning 10Th ins Mie infant daughter
Edward Ii. and Marcia e. Loud. aged Is months and
Relatives friend. OF tho family respectfully invited to
funeral from The icsleuCc OF parenih AN
siNhst, Soah BgooAVn, wednesday. l9th inst at
SALMON-On Monday tie l7th insi Edward Jefferson.
The Late James salmon IA the 1871 year OF his
rhe relatives ficns OF family respectfully
quosiei attend The IN er Thursday morning. nc 10
O'clock. ilom - q orgc's Church. otuyVesants quare,
without further invitation.
sKlNNERon Tuesday April IL, Joan s. skinner In the
seth OF has
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend
the As late residence, "a West Houston
Thursday at 10 ocOcA a.
TILLOUsuddeI, On Tuesday April 10. Francis rou. in
tile 3!lth oi hls
Relative. and lra.ds fam ~ invited attend
a its residence No West iWenty. L.
ST., On FriJay, the 2ls. inst, at $50 =
UNDERlILI-Ai san Diego, l.. thip month (MarcL) ~
Frederic Undrrh IN his 2lst year. only son Of Adm. s.
and Mary t. Underhl
Frirns aid acq iantauccs family respectfully
ved bis iunera ~ the residence MS father 25i
east ,heeuthst gt 10 oclpca, ufth day (lkurslJy
10th lust.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
lIor other ship Ne,cs Sc. Second Pd1e.i
lppfNEn

ARRIVED.
steamsbip Pommcrana oierl Stevenson Hamburg Alnfl
g. Via Iayre Sth vita nse and pass 20 Knnar't Co.
tara Io, Mess ISM Palermo IT, aad Gibraltar 34tS
with i1u 10 Phelps, bros; 4 Co; ..- 81,
Phiiidelphil i7th. with pas L. DE Bc5Ian
ot MIN Pse To Old Dominion Steamship 20 'o''
steamship Nerens esrse Boston. with indse and pass 70
S1rE %%Tyai tof Pctonl. Carmichael; Ia Rochelle
B3rk Al6atross lGerl hanne, Bahia % = with sugar.
ser Mary J. wad of Calls. Wand. AsaainA Il days
scnr j.. 4 Rose Rose. Georgetown. &c
ser Naa raTsn Foster s. ~, &c rye; ;;G Me- with ic@
SAILED.
STEAMSHIPS Amcrquc. for i'ro, Idaho for LverDo,l,
9 ~ Sr ssyan nah Ssr is sr Mns'on wyaa
otHf a iag 9as for Ea o iiasan1 ors'
i WiSD@sanssi. inoitfstt' hay saora
FOREIGN iOHfs
SINGAPORE, April lSaaed, BARK Elmiranda staples for
sSnnyA April ls.-An1vea previous bark Thos. a. God
ST. JHI0saod r H. brig Perces liincSlcy small IRON
LosPGS April iS-s1ilca Agril Faken Minnie I.cpgIi;r
Lucle. stella Gazz0a iri Stow Importer ARRIVES, I'll
ielo 81 Geneyievr. te Gopcn6agenIi
at hl,iaS9s,, Eaiiilnorr, s,ale.s 1capt IeneS5
p ~ paa I S Aene lie 'Tse s sa meter AZ
Apr H. ARCS Bay (at Falmouth Taos Lorl of Plymouin
EAand Ina Mary Frazer cora linn. GREY Maudersron.
Snana as u.s. a nIiae - o, 1. eak APn 10
Wilson. haLopc. Fannie Cdr'l. Hattie y. Ala
DOMESTIC PORIS
CHARLESTON, s. C., Apr lo-AIryoL steamship Champion,
IacSwOOi, % New
MOBILE prl l7-Sle ship George IuIlbu. for
LlVrTtuu.
NEWCASTLE. Del. April ls-ras,ei up, steamship Lady
Head tDt.i aIatsJl, rom -. JOID, y. b.
C., Alrl lS.-Arfyed steamship Ashland
CTONc!l, New fOrS.
PosILAXD Sic. April lSAIrye,i scLrs. r. \. Mcclellan.
YORK. Nlr.ilUl bark, Weymouth (Br, Cann,
London; Epnraim Williams, Keen, Tor Ne~-for@.
sPDkiN.
e 81 lat % <, long. "a 40, ship Quatcra Guat
iiUstOH NdparasU, 81 uays
Apii q, ape Antonio SIP Lille SOular. from Liver.
sIOrt OF and supplied
III AtalayL
Aptl 10 LAT 81 long. 49, big Annie Gardner from Saba
Tor .,eW-luih
SAVANNAH. Afrl ls.--Arryed steamship RapIisn from
Ner-lOr..
NgW-ORiEASs April l8.-Auivcd steamship Margaret
BaAeE havana. ClelTe,I steamship Aow-YOr4, for
Ncw-NOik. UaTA afUlIa. Iayls
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

ITODNDNUIrH
For the upper lakrs stationary followed hy falling
barometer northeast TO southeast winds. partly cloudy
warmer weather.
For the lower lake region. stationary barometer, south
crly 10 variable winds, partly coudy, warmertweath,r
For He lddie aud East Atlantic States stationary Or
RISING baro sI north reSt backing 10 south ccSt uthds
clO,rT JOuOlced bB icdTB,er PdrAy cOttdD heather.
TIE Miss ss!pp River will rise from ST. Louis TO Mem
pls and remain above danger line from 81. Louis u
~.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

The Hon. Dudley Burwell. one of the lead
ing retired members of the ermor and Albany tOun-
ties bar died at Little Falls yesterday at the age OF 40
liz. was "A II representative III the Assembly ia is3l
LONDON, April ia Paris dispatch to
The Day Teicgraph announces the death OF III. PHILIPPE
Grass, the sculptor. III his 7Jtn year.
LONDON, April 19.-'rhe meeting held last
sunday IN Paris to assist the workmen's delegation to
PnIladelpnia produced 81 $50 for that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-19

,.o. At the Academy of Music at o'clock tomorrow a.
,.rucou. Uusold anl seats can DC oo'aincu %
n.,an,s No 10 Unon-place. or at tho Academy oh
the day OF the performance .,.o,,ou ,v,n no
The grand Ball in ard OF the same and tickets
give" ,a;n.1 at Chckering Hall daily from 2 to D.