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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

Anna N. Strasse, 46 years, Germany.
A. Taylor, 70 years. Ireland.
George Brown, Is years, Kentucky.
Harriet Myers, 81 years, Maryland.
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Baseball.

BOSTON, October H,-The game here
yesterday resulted as follows:
Innings ..........
Hartfords. .........2 100 o L o. s
Bostons ..........., . y o. U
Runs earned--Hartfords,
Iwo-base hIts-Burdock, 2; Ferguson, l.
Total base hits-Hartfords, IL; Bostous,
FIRST base on called bails-U Rourke and
Murnan.
First base on errors-Hartfords, Z; Bos-
tons, 3,
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For CarrOl1tOn.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
~ h LOUIS A. SHIRLEY, Samuel Hill -
dreth, Master Apply on BOARD, OF
asza'aAaazzN to @. W. Gorrlnge, Agent, 20 Vine
street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

TOR SALE-SfORE-Reta store on Fourth
street, branch OF manufacturing house
established in 1855; goods will be invoiced at
manufacturers cosc and future supply fur
nished TO purchaser on same terms; will sell
Tor cash Or take real estate In this city. Call
Rt .O5 Vino street for particulars. 2O-3t
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For Memphis.

2ls', at 8 p. M. POSITIVELY,
RT. h vINT sHINKLE, Jas. Remission.
lltSt4ssFS Master. Apply on board, or to
a'a'aaxasaaa Royse u Mosset, Agts. on N. o.
wharfboat.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21
For POnerOy.
For HUNTINGTON.
For CililO.

DAILY, at.4P. NJ,
NsS h. CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, S. Nor
lf6skksSa l6sskkSSsa gan, Master. Freight received at
=. za1azssmau nours on Wharf-boat, foot of
Walnut street.
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For New Orleans.

Gath, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY
~ = U. P. SCHENCK, j. Laurence Car
LLds4gE&R ter Master. Apply ON board, or to
llsas1z1zs.zEAJ. Cunningham, Agents.
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For New Orleans,

SATURDAY, 21st, at PM. POSITIVELY,
~ l. FANNIE MOORE, Jno. Woodburn,
kia&S%ss$sH kstSa Master. Apply on board or 10
sEs1asaz<a Boyse " Mosset, j. q. Dorman,
Agents.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 2lst, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
the U. S. Mail Line Steamer
~ h BEN. FRANKLIN, Q. Dufour
lsifAkasSE Master. Freight received at ali
zzsn1-.ss64 hours ON Wharf boat, foot of Vine
street. Il. M. Wade, superintendent
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT OR SALE--Oa monthly pay
a. ments, neat and almost::new five room
dwelling in Dayton, KY, only one square from
street cars. Apply to L. A. LEONARD, Star
Oliice, or JOHN REID, DAYTON, Ky. oc19-5t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

l!'OR SALE--BOAR--Full blooded Poland
IL China boar for $50; age, 18 months. Ad-
dress ISAAC G. ELLIOTT, Sharonville, Ham
uton County, Ohio. 2U-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

LNOR RENT - ROOMS A splendid second
Il story front room nicely furnished for three
gentlemen; also, one for two gentlemen. 246
flum street, between George and Seventh.
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1TOR SALE--HOTEL--And storehouse, siu-
10 uated in q nice little town, where thriv-
ing business can be done with small capital l.;
E<ice OF property, 4,0OU; goods will amount to
pay. address JOHN DEARMOND, West
mort Indians. 2O-4t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

RI min Families or groceries In want OF
HvSEQ good Flour = warranted to give
HulI satisfaction = can 5e supplied by
] AVVls going to the WEST EN- D MILLS.
Your orders arc solicited Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURTN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. se7-3m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N7 N7ANTED-MAN-TO solicit ADVERTISE
w ments for commercial newspaper. Ap-
ply at Room SO, Johnston's building, fountain
Square. lt+
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PROF. A. i, STURyE.

Pianist, is prepared to furnish select parties
with music. Gail ON or address the Professor
at 4W LongwOrth street. Pianos tuned.
oCl9-4tIh&S
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LNOR SALE-DESK-Blac alnut cor res
E pondng desk; pigeon hole and drawers,
all new; stand made of white oak. Address
ID. KING, CumminSville, y. 20-2t
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EIOR SALE CARPETS - The best lot Of
E rag and listing carpets in the city very
eheap. FRANK. BEIRLEIN, ~ Abigail St.,
bctween Main and Sycamore. Carpets made
10 order oclS-4L*
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T>OR SALE-STORE PROPERTY - And
dwelling; all new and complete; busi-
Dess ranging from 1920 to $l,50O; also the
aroh: for reference call at 28a1. Sixth street, or
address q. W. HAM ILTON, Gaynorsville, In
diana. 20-5t
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LNOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4H-lb.
Il pillows. 81 each; 35-lh. beds, 50; choice
nathers, 15c per Id. Feathers renovated q.
W. MORRISON, 2l W. Sixth street, be-
kween Main and Walnut, fourth floor.
Oclh. Rtt
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

AT the lowest figures Try the well known hal
and fur house Of GEO. THILL q CO., No. 626
Vine street. oc3-l3tTu, Th&S
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-21

w WANEEDz-LoCATioNd-For d .Nd Fs icsfc G cl ass as
adjustment in a growing railroad town that
Aeeds such a store; references exchanged
Address BELMONT, care r. NJ. Green & Co.,
Cambridge, q. l9-4t
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Openina II o,eIo.e caA.


The stock market to-day opened with the antiri-
pated rise and then after declining nom =
20 /, per cent had partially recovered, when the
reTor;cd death Of Nj. Vanderbilt eXer!ed denior-
alizing influence up, all operators who were not IN
the secret of the fraud and the market suffered an
other break of about / per cent before the report
was contradcted. That some persons proited by the
decline, and also by the rally that sure to fol-
low the contradiction of the report may be assumed
to he certain. Who these persons were it should not
be IA difficult matter to discover. Discovering them
is 10 discover the author of and cOnicderates in the
circulation of the false report. The Stock Exchanee
owes il to ats own dignity and 10 its
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Glcc.lon Nolicc.
srvros Srw yoaF.

.ttrFD. s.r1. Nc.r.
ofrf.Ecr ma .-f..lIt.Y ,f STATE.
rE,t THE CTIEDTEp bIt fTUF fpTTt TN. pi
- ! ~. ..''i'l'i' ~ - ~, 80
4 NiN tC4ti. i N'tltt i7 h,i'.' Ll,th ''"L i. ,'.
t'.rll t.'t'i'i 70 ' h'iN u l'' @'' ' ~. i',i'' N
thlt ~, l'!"N 'it o.i ''+, 49, I'D i',., u" wa
t""ri'' h ''' pace "' 'il ''I 90 ,,tt., ,..,
i",n nh" ,i'''' i'' 10 ,, Ill., Il'' . " w., w t r,
An Inspector o silte PRISONS ~ the rac' OF mn T.
W. ."''r' lP''''i Do. GO. ''' ''''' '' '' '' ~
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pace "' Nh. .ii ''ii. 3 ,'''"-,'' ,...- f,.
Al 'lo.r t'rrt" orcc VII expire on tlo last day o De
lhi D. ecior. oi President President OF the
Iut Estates. ..
l'rr taiiy, 100 ti' FoirfU congress Of 'i' hiSl
sa.t. I,s tine ilft Congressional Uttf, cGuis'd oi ur
tc' tl Wai's q" ur'If" "' Nt"-f"it, a. - i-.l ii'
lant, ana '''ti""i lsani y. H |l't ~ 30 % L.,
Stair lc IRE 'Ntn CgnSr. log p. dis.ri eomi.'i oi ihe
Yors iu H., s',pujy ot Eev-YoIs
s tareI.lafic li tAr Forty h Con. ross ~ tie United
the ~sfrth Cons ,Uuai C 81. 'ufuUu'.u a We
Tenth -tyrItc.t .i- Ol tre CITY of ;cwio:k n the
County oi Hr1.l urt -
R-prrs,utl %, tn i'rrttH '"utrrst ~ the United
states .oI thc t 'i ,"n"' -i' "sii, ,nWtrtl 'i ig
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.. q, lr, I,lt;,. .r. iNr.tr. rluJ rsr!a 90 l
william a.-,t,.. street, -pi,i.. Cr,.. sttu
ana f-..r !t,y,i lu I Drt r..v Ngr. Joe ~
Nrs. .\,iS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
CT ror-Is. THE FUTURE GREAT CITY or. THE
WJEID Is l. L. llAtI,. syO Up s52 st. Louis {:
c. BE- Bdlis

ST louis: THE FUTURE GREAT CITY OF. TIE
WORLD. Is i. L. liAfi,. sYo vp s5%. H. Lo"iS 3
G. De Barns
The remarkable commercial and industrial
deyc!, prcnt OF ST. LOrls specially during the past
tveuiy-lvc years, may be rceGrced a. type "i the
national progress within tie same pciiod OF time II
has mo. than Ect pace with tie Improvements ID other
parts Of thc county, pre- Cnlmc E1ai Illustration c
tie ,lcrl-c, energy. and fertility Of resource when
are inat in the American character The large foreign
element m is history and population ha, become
thoroughly blended with native interests, tho results q"
which are visible In the Harmonious &t ton Of the
finest national qualities. In the present work. accord
inc!y The author has furnished monograph, not merely
OF local and limited value but Of important bearings ON
the industry Anarcal relations and social progic,s OF
the United States Tie volume abouEGs in historical &c
tails g.: tie early acttlom,nt Of Missouri, together with
a complete view OF the manufacturing and mechanical
industry Lons. ample reports of ita railroad aud
banking operations, and coUious biographical rotce-'
both q the pioneers Of tic city, aud o. che men "f mark
who ale conspicuous among its living Inhabitants Even
tic reader should not share Hig j. viss enthusiastic
hope corcrrnug The future greatness Of st. Louis, he
viii find ms work on oye'Aoviag depository Of facts In
regard TO the subject, and s'snOq:G authority ior an
thar relates 20 lis history AND growth.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Nem llnblicaiion5.
DECENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
n HUXLEY IN AMERICA. No. SO.

OLIEN lIIDLNI3 In IittAc'
HUXLEY IN AMERICA, No. SO.
Verbatim Rcros,s o. al Prof r. H. Hlx,y's Public
Address, 10 tte United States At Buffalo, Nashville, la'
more and Ser.YoIs.
Price, Iosrsi ia sheet FORM 10 cents; in pamphlet %
cents.
GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION. No 30,
wITH MAP or THE BUILDINGS AID GROUNDS.
Every important suggestive feature Of the FaiI &C.
scrbeG and manual provided tor an visitors
insucnF ther how 10 spend Their time M the Exhibition 20
ire sdvautagt.
lTice posuad, iu sheet form. 20 pamphlet %
cents. OF twelve sheets ave paini h.ets a,r a..
THE WAGNER FESTIVAL No. 81,
Costsirs the letters Of THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL COR.
RESPONDENT CO.. q. h 40 Bayrcuta descI.5ug he
prodec;ial. O. The Ring of tie NJeinIg~'
ser. &, nail 10 any address for cents.
INDEPENDENCE DAY ORATI0NS AND POEMS,
No. 80,
Contains ogai.ons by william N. Evarts Richard 8 storTs
Chsr.es Francis Adams Henry Ward Beecc and Robert G.
Winthrop Ode by Bayard Taylor and Centennial
Hymns Songs by Holmes Taylor Bryant and Whittier
IT1ce POSTPAID In pamphlet form, - cents
AGdress TIE TRIBUNE Now.York.
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oFFIcTAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

A9seTfoR} 9s nnc61 - 1aH ayc. Tii 70 OO
Christie David, tOC Jones' = OF 5Ous OF KUN 20 oo,
same TO travis n of 50that Of IOtbave years 1900
cqGsr 2aI N .; to Boyle io'na'e' COZ N.ssO' I7l5
Christie Did 90 Ira'l'' : o' 1900
co.noT ;I u 20 CoaLoy' II ol 22Oc
Unsgin i@s and wiie - Mutual IIfe IDs Co, = OF ~
4Jtl 4. e. uI Jthage; go
sam. 10 -arc o. ~ inst. O JthaNc: year E-VU'
Elm-ndor and wiio, 10 q Ehret corner lst 20 IN,
and So hist, years 4'f'''
FsLer ISL JS3 yr. to b La~e' = oi m ~ " @ Jun 23OoC
Ga o sia we T,P 70 ''n' II oi % st. 1900
!ngl7ia M. N ant ysars ar'""'' 70 a ai'o > o 5000
JoinSt ~ Peter To G De Wit jr Of 18Th st. Of %,
3dagc; - V''''
Kracht George wife, % Follmer soi l-dsI q oo,
" uf iOth ave 5'Vy,
Same SANE Of i7dst " o i0thaFe veal 5oGf
-aue to -aue u ~ t2Ist Of l0thaFc; year, -'OO1
hs%raS S T. ~ II Ha & SGi' q D. I2 IL o oio''n 1906
ksYg,,y JaYi5 dY an ave-, ang 3 rrs Si 25gC
AyrTt ~ aln ild'ai ts 10 wear 5000
o&Sii SSH = b J'S ycSr @i'' 20 l. =" 1000
soIouralcf G. II and wiic. u 81 S Cooper cor 9TH go
ave aud l1.hst d"maud--.-.... .i-... lilV.
STgss,lr ,r .,r aDa "' 10 .'lo'' 1906
Te,@ag JI'", , a. 10 i'n' l'7 TO- suns, $500
,rjorua, sarah y and husband u Ulsou, cor $500
same to q = H iiam-on S-O-thst oI l'tia''' m.
v,Sn1yc H. to 7 wood, ~ ave. OF 3idst looo'
fOr,iuI.. J. y SAVAGE, Deputy REGISTER
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prcposGIs.

PROPOSALS FOR STONE.
sealed proposals viii be received by the trustees of the
NcwYofk brooklyn Bridge at their Office 2l Materst
brooklyn untn NOVEMBER 8, Tor about ll6 cubic yards
GTsuite cut stone.
specifications viii furnished upon Application at the Office
where mans can be seen A. ROEBLING.
Chief Engineer
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
arttion Galra ct Real Gsiat'
Gonsts nnH Garn5 ,1jaH!c0.
ilcll estate 90 Gxthangc.

i|cal estate Go Cythan9c.
DROOKLYN HOUSES for EXCHANGE
lJor.t rcr story. brick, ClemOnt'yc near Greene Hn
lucun r e. for r,dcucos on Hudson RNtr s"1th r fough-
kcr.sr Intcl.s~ hotel in Sohohare touhil, Ily nm
business. exchange Ion tlF piupcly
EOBfl.Ta BUS INC. 2it Aunts-Ut-+, Continental iulll
NJ Also ia- Hicks st Pcrup1ut brooklyn Tor house
ON iiil.
t1AkN of about 100 aces wanted IA exchange
4 f,r beautiful small RESIuENCE nr'r Nc%-l CITY
modern house ;tlu VAN ~ ~lJV'O NOR sl Or Ff3u".
b. g. & q. :. BROW -, $50 Biua1Way.
rEO ENCHANGE-A handsome COUNIEG
1 EEsiGryCG. one houl nom Nrv-Nolh g ..' ssns ~
nIpcr, cn.v laucrB and attractions " iaNcrr Iai"l1
and worth $685.. WuIu be cNchuag' iot Ith on t"c
AHATEi a.. T.. q. Boz l.iti.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Citn Real estate for Gdle.

N4lI NtWI N14Nlt [Ut ~'NEF'
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
X above. y.rrautci smoky chiUu"ys cured 30 euro ho
tlv send lpr circular. HI H. GRIPPEN N Co,
TIIlday.. aud i,il-St., N"W-i OK
,E'O SELL. OUT-A fully furnished HOUSE,
r.,rtl'r ,lj. iu rooI De, shb.g gao'd, nearly tuI ~
h1tIter-. ". g.. 1913 Last l.tlist
- ATH-Sr.. near Sth-ave.-A cheap three
p story STONE FRON J. cam D., Lad on c's! terms
EULAND g. WHITING, Boea.nal-st
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gre Gyr.u.

EU-SELLr ZOE ECEEAN.-CLuIch, and fairs,
cents f.i r.tIt tIaI.ifr Nas.. iy tr tnArii oi
pLalt Special si,,fif."u tpDIt O.tuwH 'i.-Hif
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
For Young Ladies-City.
ST. JOHN'' SCHOOL.
~ BOARDING. And DAY SCHOOL
Fcr Nou.c IaIirs AMI ChIidI"n,
REV. THEODORE IRVING, LID, Rector,
~ West Iirty.cCJDd ~,
EEJpENS WEDNESDAY. SEPT. y, 1870

Mtafifi y-
REOPENS WEDN h-pAN. SEPT ~ 1875.
INSTITUTE for You've
o. m pifS oo1c,s 1;' w be- taken Tir E,t cttr c
Will also beeu 20 The sam" time Circulars can "r AAH Oh ~!
Ihcation or at Putlaui's. .r ,..,.,
Hgs; fla,.,s} sSFaIE MI bHEz2gN. 5EEz 222 Principals
GARDNER INSTITUTE, ! West 47th-st,.
~ Foryglug aGics and ch'idrI? I'm %rr opens ~ii ~
MISS PLUMLEI'- BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL Tor LITTLE GIHi~ Me'uchcn, No~-Jer-,y.
TTISS GIBBONS's SCHOOL for GIRLS, III
4FA NY Torty.iaTiiist, reopen. sept 20
Mrs. JULIA W. GREEK BOARDING and
~ DAY SCHOOL for Young ladies ana Children oo "e''
VgISS BALLOW's ENGLISH and FRENCH
VI SCHOOL fJr Young ladies' aul children No - East
Twcutysrypnd,t, win reopen on WEnNE-DAY, sept o.
MISS VAN WAGENEN Of 13 East Forty
tcoGj. ta YoUSG LiBIE. on mi E-DtY, s,r, %.
ETRS.J r. BENEDICT Boarding and Day
W SeIo" iei 42G & n ,, ~ an, a5i Ciii @ d, M"
MRS. ROBERTS and Mis-, Walker SCHOOL
We for vOUEG LADIES. 40. 1+S Na1l,onavc" r..
opeus Sept. 10 Three young ies Wal De received into t'e
MISS PEGRAA'' Glasses for Young Ladies
i.w boaIdhe pupils received CIcl4ls may obtained ai
l7- MaGisoaa'c ..-
MISS IIAINES and llademoisellc de JANON',
yA oh22L iGr 10 & g, - @4 @ Ni dtI r wv
So!s puic,,,aI ate.aace oi t,r pupils is respectfully
Rs. a94 Z, .4.SS, MISS sTEEE 4. J:5 r,,, ,.
c9 5 No ,. @ lzg II IT, 3 M m [....9 9 p5 81 &t ~ 12l 2Gao
NgESDEMOISELLES CUARHONNIEE's
4FE French Boarding ana Day Scaoo, 1r NOsHe Llfc- 20
East alu.st rHmrrly - hvcnus du loIc, Seu'ir ars
sept s. vh.u Niles C!aorlo9u:,r wII be a Nc"-Yora.
NtRS. MARY RODGERS GWFTTTS wi!
VI open h,r i.lel.-i Fr,rc. ana German Day -caao ;or
J.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
ID 0'cL0cK-sALEs BETOEE
.NnrNr srocK nrpARrnrNr-2 O.cI0cK.

GtFIENhtNl SibNh bAfAhiiiNl - ~ 'i'NN'
L s 81. Registered. 1881 L 800 Coupon 1907 -,.
ln'uu '......... III 22Un0.. - =
L : 30 touu 1865. ~ T. = DO 100 Registered
nm. ....iI2L lgUOO................ll4it "a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
Gin propcrtn Go Ect.

Nun IJloptIIu Vu LII.
FTITGANTIY FURNISHED PRIVATE
n Ui-IUESDE, Trivate family. g. 600; 2lsI lNElE.
SItUED FLAI, dGd SMALL HOUSE. a. DALEY, Uto
Gth ave
rg0O LEV-hrvcr part OF 3-stoy BEiCk
HOUSE, 80 $50 Lexington ave. low rent 10 desil1bie
family.
TgNWG FINE FLATS TOILET AZ tl5 West
Eryrnthst between FIttA and sixth avc1; pre-, S,5
one FOX $40 4 month JANlIOh
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
EEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
f-~'...r's11
.. = -aE 49, - 81.

To- Y5uzS LaSi5s-city:
rTyHE MISSES PERINF, No. 3 Fast Seventy
Foartlst. on Central Pax r13-l ;I.i ElEi.'l and
Frruca -cioOi for YOln2 Ladies AID thltfeh SepI zf'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-l04 o'CLOCb
AND 11la O'CLOCK A.
FIRST BoARD-1Ol2 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales of State Bonds Railroad BOHds-BaHk and PoiB
tOad SbGyeg-E ErDreSs Stocks de-

n
Toledo and Wab
Z0i. be. ba
Chicago and Alton
10 ......l0g
Morris and EsSx
lLl.-..-.. - A
. O...bc 94a
Warren Railroad
80. 80
y Y, y II and Hart
lOO... bc.l5i
~"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

THE MISSES MOTIF English and French
! Isnring anc Day SCHOOL for Yoine Ladies' SO Wan
80 H,r. sye TIE school year opens sept 20 For
circulars apply above.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
DyootInn propcrln Go Ect.

ConHlrn lJropcrin 90 lei
ITO RENT-At PlaiuEeld, y. j., partly fur
ui>hcI au,,,, coWauing 70 rogls near d"rOt
wiTfoait f'rlcu,. Address THOMSON. Tribune Olice
TE7O OLET-FUENlSHED HOUSE at Morris
1 town. =. g. 81 =. Eailry's hOu,, Mdrcul ave;
has roHd ster, fia Inquire 10 RE-
MANS Trust ISIS. Co. - Broadway.
VU LEASE at Rye for three years, good
CUu riatie ROUSE. with carriage hOjse, garden. ivo
ul itult trrC', &c; healthy hsh ground;
ir"t dehrahc place. RcIt S3j per month. Posses
sion iuuI'il;eis ~ NJ. MATTHEWS. o. CatnafiIe.-i.
EO LEI-NOW or for next Spring. m old
, Lyme tonu, near the center tasteful conmohlnus
cheerful lS just nnshini, win ~ rooms nne Iud and
NlrW m gidcn trees, malaria. Apply % Judge
MCCUHDN, Od Lyme Prof. SALISBURY, New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoRK Monday, Oct 16, 1876.
The attractions offered at the Exchange
Col to-dav ware as folloWs:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

FDLAFNFlELD COLLEGE Tor louas I1dIc4,
r-Iias' J geouen' e, p;. d. 3as T. - i-"yIa. ian.
INA~SAlC FALLS INSTTTUTE-FJr Young
ia..'. aag Little ois., Paterson N. irr"p'i lev.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-17
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-17

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C','riy ,. 'e ',,.. ,i I,r' si i & ~,
Music and tine lauenaar. r'r--1 e. b. t o. hoT 2sllEN.
4 FEW NORE YOUNG LADIES, hcl@cru
ioycd iy mi, d,reht a, home au.iar rrir, yrlr of rst
MI see s Of r hr,r, ri in to I o ~ cur. nm.
e1crpuoualc character required Accre, .i p. GAyii,
NR0UKLlN HGHTa SEMINARY.
~ The f, Term Of ,g 1.h year Of I" aiiar &c, .ei2o @
Io,.iat ,..- Won't, ',,,. 3, I;r.,.st,,i r. y
c1trIE- > wEsr rracpal.
CLASSICAL ms! S!rUTE.-Nrs. llarwood's
thc Shr.vtban Eaull d,gooUucrt carefully cousl.,ed.
CHFSTNUT STREET SEMINARY, philadc!-
y l4l.Ie isDats t'.tau y'ar", tin- huiriils r bay
\ T All M,,, DilihIf. 1915 Cic.tapi..t iid. penn
nARIhN SEMINARY Tor Young Ladies,
T. Iaicu, CT one hour from y li h'ii4"e lii, 7"'"
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY tor young ladies
NA En4reuort conn. Address MIS- EMILY tLiSpS.
GOTHIC HALL, stamford, Conn.-Euglsh,
- Ii,n,ar1 German 10 NIDI N'' and DAl -yliODl ;pr
YDuNG LADIES. lt"p.ns sept ~ AGtr',' Misses
HONE SCHOOL. at Summit, New-jTcy, for
iiu.;.d HIiarrp Gl,i. htN,'u t' ae.. 90, and
-. win c'f.t training aad r?!riy mpaty reference,
NV '' Mrs. J. j.. SAVAGE.
X5I>s BuLKLEY'~, BOARDING AND DAY
TfRS JAMES NASON'' BOARDING and
.Fs ut4 -off0ri for yDaa- t.,s Troy, =. I."I c4,p
s.a. Ia. F1. C.rr'l'r- aHtrcs, - tIr.'si.. 1io}.
Mss WUrCo,IH' French and English
sept ~. 20 ".rtgou, SO. moohyu hisatA C,cii-ss oa
NgrS. WEST" BQAEDiIG and DAY
IT,, .,..e, .i..iiyr b. a. roy isl
EFAPLEWOpD INSTITUTE ior YOUNG
w lt4's s..o Ms. 81 . yer a.. 'a h eleIs @ D., T.. ..
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4FI. ST.. MARY COLLEGE.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-11
Immigration into New York.

Official returns made to the Bureau of
Statistics show that during the month end
ing June 80, 1876, there arrived at the port
of New York IA $50 passengers from foreign
countries. OF this number f6,55S were
immigrants, a,i53 citizens of the United
States and l,0l9 persons who did not intend
to reside in the United States. OF the total
number of i'm migrants 6 ,0O3 were males and
1855 females. The countries or islands of
last permanent residence or citizenship of
the immigrants were as follows; England,
l zoe: Scotland. 29l Wales, Is Ireland,
1887 Germany, a,56S !; Austria, IA !;
Sweden, 73i: Norway, 6aS Denmark, Isl !;
France, a46 Switzerland, l54 Spain, 9s:
Italy, as,: Follsnd, IS; Belgium, IS; Russia
OF; Poland, 81: Hungary, IS: Turkey Z !:
China, 81: Cansda, Is: Nova Scotia, Barba-
dos, and Bermuds 10 each; New Brunswick,
8; Venezuela, 1a; Cubs and Liberia, IA each !;
Sicily, l9: Russia in Asia, S. East Indies. =;
Gibralter,s; Arabia, 9: Greece, South Ameri-
ca, Peru, St. Thomas, St. Croix, Egypt and
Indie, 2 each Portugal, Brazil, United
States Of Columbia, New Granada, West
Indias, Guadaloupe, Mauritius, and born a,
sea, each. The total number of passengers
who arrived st New York during the quar-
| ter ended June so, 1876, was 3o,93S, of
whom 80, ,tSl were immigrants. During the
| corresponding period Of 1875, IS ,0a5 pas
seugers arrived, of whom ii, ,5s6 were immi-
grants.
The Morning herald., 1876-07-11

Of thh ordinance, (which excludes al
dealers Of the class above reclted, shall
occupy place or sand on King street Tor
the. purpsss Of disposing. @of his or her
wares or articles Of merchandise, &C., &c..
then follows the penalties for violation Of
the ordinance" .4.
This ordinance is 90 openly violated,
that if the municipal authorities refuse to
enforce it, it ought to be repealed. 7
To obstruct the highway, is at a COM
mon law ON indictiable ofense, and upon
conviction punished as nuisance. II is
also in Wilmington such breach Of civil
regulation or ordinance, as to merit the
inaiction Of fine. Parts Of four days in
the week, the distractions are almost ina
passable, it has become quite feat to drive
down Fourth street on market days. We
seriously doubt whether Council under
the charter, can grant the right Of. backing
up in front Of one house, as the words OF
the charter giving the power assumed BY
Council, are by no means broad. The
power given by the Legislature is 'to sreet
market houses, and regulate the markets"
This is very limited grant, and could
only be exercised in such way, as not to
be in derogation Of the paramount right Of
the citizen to unobstrucsed streets: and we
are Of opinion that any citizen could COM
pei, one who backed wagon up in front
Of his house to move of as a trespasser !;
Notwithstanding the license to do so BY
city ordinance. 1t is true we have NOT
examined the question critically aud
exactly, and may possibly be mistaken;
but reasoning from the principles OF law,
we feel We are right in our opinion. The
resident citizens who bear the burdens Of
taxation, and support and sustain the
business Of the city, are entitled to have
the municipal laws Of the city enforced.