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MISCELLANEOUS.
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!sp>ctci D4spahh Ia Ths Ch,e9oo Trtapn<.
PAXTON, ILL.,, March 13.-The Hepubllcans
met at the coustIIouae In this city laat night
Tor tho purpose OF comp1atng tho organization
Of Republican club. N. E. staycps wa chosen
permanent presidonL and j. Il. G. uoimor &c.,
rotary. Capt. II. Il. Swan, Of Champaign,
nade . atlrtlng apoech on The questions Of tho
day. Short addresses wcro also nada by oth.rs
A declaration OF principles was adopted scttiug
forth that the Gosernmcn: should remain updor
control Of tloae WHO saved 1t. and indorang the
consse Of lhe Republican party In prosecuting
tho criminals Ia its own tapka The following
II tho financial plank:
VIC tolicse 1t ia ihe duty Of tho Government to fur.
nsl national lezatsenter currency, aua 10 regulate
II a. to redeem tho naoa'x Iroiso 10 mako II a good
u gold aud that my attempt 10 Feplace grcenb4ctl
With any other currency Is inaxpedicut sud against
tho ht1sness interests of tho country that tho
Of the 70 ocallcd Resumption sc4 has beeu dlsaasrou1
and caid Act nhou1 be repealed aud Aftcr such repcA
thd currency lhpnld remain nplstutbcd believing
that. when relieved from Interference, business will be
speedily aud permanently cured hJ tho operntiou ol
tbs natut1A laws OF trsle.
THE VIRGINIA DENOcnATB.
1s1cHMosp. Va, March 16.-Tho State Con.
Bnrvati7o Committee mot tonight and fixed tho
2Ath Of May a. the timo, and Richmond tic
place. for holding tho State Convention to nom!-
nate delegates to tho National Democratic Con-
yention and to reorganze tito party.
, 1876-03-16
FUSION,
WITH A con AHEAD or IT,

Special Dlspatch to The Chtcaqo TRIBUNE.
Brn1NaY1ELD, ILL.,, March ia conference
Of Democrats mud Independents was hold at the
Leland Hotoi here to-day, where political par
ties arc organized cyory now nnd then aui naver
hoard Of afterwards. Tho purpose OF tho gath
criug was to arrange, II poaaible 4 fua!ou ticAot
for tho State campaigu. Tho Democratic con-
migstonera wore tho Hon. William brown. Of
Jacksonville; Ed Merritt, Secretary Of tho DEM
ocratio Central Committee; William II. Kirk
wood, Of Ch1istian County Dan O'Hara, Of CHI
oago; aud g. L. buckingham, OF Macon. Tie
Independents woro Il, II. Ettsr, Superintendent
Of publlo instruction, who rode the hard
money and imitation platform at o ss1addlo Inst
campaign; s. +. Tufts, of CsntEalia Con. Nc.
the Halnes Legislature, from Decatur aud Dr.
sbloy. also Of Docatur. The lIou. William
Brown becano d[sguhted early in tho conforcnce
and loft for home, aud all the rest lulde speeches
aud pnlaycred oycr tile buanco question, the
point Of difference. Tie Democrats said tie
DECATUR platform was wild imitation, and tho ln-
dependents refused to harden It, and re-
pothcads aud Dourbons. aud chareel
them with not knowing whnt thoy roally
did waut. D2u O'Hara wanted Ills mission
known rs 10 favor OF principles, not men, II
was agreed thht, iu tho Presidential election,
Democrats should ha run for Congress Ea Demo.
cratic dlhtricts and Independents In tho others,
but As to tic Btnto ticket tho commissioners
without sgrocmons. Tho Southern Illinois
Dourbons, who haye 4 spokesman in Ed Aicrtiks
aud his Register. could not go tho old Republican
on tho Independent ticket anyway, and wantod
= straight Democratic ticket OF tho Comprehend
kind 10 fully huit them.
, 1876-03-16

Tho rhcniK Lifc-fn1nrnnco Conl-
pnny ~ xfartfoFtl..Whnt q Lending
Htnte Co1s,n missioner Thinks or II.
Tia PhGni1 Mutual Lilo Ia ono Of tho organ
izatlons which have for years made the torm
"llhrtforr1 insurance" SYNONYMOUS for nll tlas
ia solid aud enduring. It has known full quar-
tor OF century Of steadily increasing prosperity,
aud iss namo is spoken with es.ocu, aud conf
deuce all over the world.
Having lIvad o thriving, honorable ilfo OF
tUouty'lVo years. duration, Il was believed TINT
the second half Of It's century Ehoud be entered
upou-in manner thas would lot its friends and
tho public everywhere understand it's oxack con
dtlou. To this end tue nanagess of tho phnpix
Lilo Invited tho INSURANCE Commissioner OF tho
Rtata of Connecticut to make careful exRminn-
uon into ltB accounts and usaets. This Com.
missioner, Nr. John ". stedmGnt is gantlomat,
whose high integrity aud complete familiarity
with insurance niattors have msao him . CON
cedcd authority all over the country.
Tho examination was pationt md thorough
No account was taken OF aasota not imnedia toly
| available, and showed that the Company with
tlcso asasta left out Inns dyiaeblo sur1,i1,s % Of
OVER $500, 600. It has paid to It's policy holders
during tho year over ono aud halt million dol
lnrs, aud Ia abundautly able to continue tho
Rystem Of liberal dividends which havo long
rendered 1t 10 popular tn tho West. sterling
| evidence OF tho thtenix's supreme security aol
exalted position IL seen in tho magnitude Of lta
| assets,-ncariy T. 900, QUO.
Another e1cellent feature. speaking eloquent
" for its management. Is the small amount Of
outstanding premiums In the hands Of its agonts
| Though The Company has an nnnuAl incone Of
orcr e2G0n. GOO, thu premiums outatandng in
agents hands ii amallcr than almost any other
lifo-insurauce organization OF any sccoun; tu tho
United Atates.
Tho Commissioner says OF tho management
or the Fhpnix that 1t IL compared Of p1eu whose
| ability aud integrity arc beyond question, nuti
chat tho Company Ia worthy ot tho fullest co,l-
Adencc Of tho public,
institution d At lie cotnor Of CiarL snd I,sn.
dolpA strocts. 1lr. Allen q. Fowler, QUO OF the
most comretent insurance men iu the West, Ia
Superintendent Of Wostorn Agencies
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leaders or oflceholders, there Is ANY speciat do
mend that New York should preaent Prcaidon.
~ candidate. On The contrary thots Is 20 man
~ tho strength Of the party in tie State. r. u.
Morgan would coma tie nearest to IL, but he Ia
not suftlccntlv popular wlsli tho politicians 10
command the!r support. It's : common remark
among prominent mon that II the West will
nhmo = nrst-ctsss man, Nov York will second
tllclr efforts to aecure hfs nomination.
haiHTow IL FREQUENTLY MENTIONED,
but thero does not Heem to be that hcarttness
hero In having him that No sometimes 500
regarded a. too much OF newspspor.mado man,
"a hort Of 3 rot Of tho correspondents, whoae
Eood will he takcs care to cultivate. and WHO do
iiEhs in Putli1g bin In And ont Of season. In
short no 10 beloved by many 10 be- about tho Bane
light eaIlbre Of man thas Qen. Fitzpatrick ia,
mud to haYo made bis reputation BY the s1mo
means. rlz: cnlsIvaling the friendship Of news
piper men and us.ug tAetn Tor bis own glorfRcA-
l had conversation t1Ay or Two since with
prominent Republican, who waa ono Of our saa-
iant alajoF-Generals during the VAR, and from
nm learned TINT shoro Ia rory atroug Hontl-
inent in thts city tn favor Of tho nomination Of tho
lion. Z. H. Washbntnc our preseu. 3tiniator 10
France. Tho platform upon wlict. be mado his
reputatson-rofornl. totsouchmcnt, and honest
overnment-.harmonizes ntcoly with that laid
and is in full accotd With tho rrcsout sentiment
OF tho people. eau 1t 10 that tho resolution OF
tho Union Lesguc, which protested agaIrst
packed State Convention and pledged te|oca-
ton, wac introduced in tho iutercats Of
TIE HON. E-h2
It 1ookH eomotlling like II. I am inclined to
crodlt tho inslmation that It vas from the fact
that my friond informed mo that he And a good
tnauy moro In this city had bocn quiatly At work
for Washburne for good many weeks. Tharo ia
o1e thing roty certain the next Republican can-
ddato to be successful. muat bo sono ono WHO
has not been n1poaed to the torruptipK In.
tluonces OF Washington life during the Ihst five
OF sfx yca1s. Tho days Ut o!licolo!aers' dicsa-
ton and family rinFs have past and tho uext
Administration, .hether It bo Republican or
Democratic, must DO run on Icfortn basis. but
enough Of poltt.cll gossip for tho present. The
ca'dson is boiling. and will exlia!e fragrant
oaors enongh before tho "slate " La finally n1Ado
up. UUTToS,
, 1876-03-16
NEW YORK POLITICS.

50h w
sn..,oi cor,.snond,nee ~ I'm f,h,,aoo T,hunx.
NJ yonv Mach 10 -trha .ol,ticoi e,tn.,,,r
IoA1. s,,'',,' 1"@'e
ID snls 7'eullty ID aeelaoolY 0t1ea' WHO esnly-
body IL asking ~ Who is to DO tho next 1lepubliu-
All Presidential candidate ;" no ono fy ready to
erpraas A decIded ontninn AZ to vim o.obt tn bn
H. -" .a.,,,s;,a ~. ~. s .,ss 49, " 80
Aueto ~ no t"su'atna 'uo '@es ena% 'ne 4A'o
exposures OF corruption 10 "ash1nGson-cnt-
tipg, as they do, no extremely closo to tho White
UouBo-haye considerably discouraged many
nanuh,;c.na and ttov .ro II toea ,,horo
~ .aou t,.., 'oos 49,.
70 4oo3 1os has'ona' representatives.
Tor the future. The Oustom'liouse Hing aud
other atsict party men aso doiug = gseat amount
of yhis,liue to keen their courage up. but tho
,,,ufc t,,ov n,odrco Ia NJ ,to most lnc,,hr.,,s
.u Wv nv! pAooo :" W .uo 'uoes !ueao,!ou'
Iano. no" tnuch ground tAay nave 1oat 1s 'eal-
Gated by the fact that these ottsrehoders Heso
unable 10 prevent tho passage, by
THE ONION LEAGUE oLup,
- ..,',t,a.. 49,. ..t.,.,' A.
VI ao''oe VI Aos.4a''oa' 11o" "H!oa t"o p'oe'u'
party iosdera coosu extract very httle comfort.
1ndecd, thoae resolutions OF tho Union Leavuo
ara orceadIncly Significant, IA indicating that
,ha so]ld .nbs.sntiai rnon comnoaiur Il nm m
longer ba lod by tho noso ~ tho party wlro"
, 1876-03-16
POLITICAL.
The Nov Hampshire Election Pans
Out Wonderfully Well.
A Republican Majority Of Over
5000 in the State.
A New York Rag-Money Conven-
tion Speaks, Its Senti-
ments Boldly.
Greenbacks the Only Legal
Tender Gold Unreliable.
Beverldge's Pledges, and
How They Have Been
Kept.
Peculiar Way in Which Maj. Brock
way Was Used and Then
Betrayed.
The Democratic County Com
1nittee Puzzled What
to Do.
North Side Citizens Preparing to
Nominate o Town Ticket,
Some Specutations on Present Presi-
Dental Prospects.
Tho Hon. Z. B. Washburne and tho
Union League Resolutions.
The Democratic County Com
1nittee Puzzled What
to Do.
North Side Citizens Preparing to
Nominate o Town Ticket,
Some Speeufations on Present Presi.
Dental Prospects.
The Hon. Z. B. Washburne and tho
Union League Resolutions.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
TrE1rcu AVN N3ff y M TT


CONCORD N. H., March 15.-Noturna from 215
sowns and wards gyo Cheney 35.3o9; Marcy,
32.52o; Kendall aud scattering, $50. Last year
tho sauo towns rave Cheney N,553 Roborts.
$500 WAte and scattering, 6l2,-bong Ro-
publican net gain Of 2, 230. Tho Representatives
olect from 2t0 towns and wards arc Republic
ans, 109; democrats, 154. Democratic net
gain Of Q.
Moagro roturna have boon roceivetl on the vote
on tho Constitutional Convention, but 1t 10 I'M
doubtodiy carried.
CoNconp, N. H., March 15-~9 p. u.-Tl.o VIC
tory Of the Republicans scona to bo overwhelm-
Ing. They have good majority in tho House,
probably 20 or 25,.-nnd oiaim to ,avo ont Of
Il Sonntors ard 4 out OF Councillors. Full
Toturns Of tho State have not yot beeu received,
but enough seomingly to justify tue claim.
CoNcoAD, N. H., March 15.-The returns from
oil but ton towns give Cheney 2.2I0; Marcy,
37477; Randall aud scattering. 40, Choney'a
innjotity. 0,9i7. Tho town. set to hear from
gaye, iaat year. Cheney, Kep,, 514; Roberts,
DOM, G09 mud White, Temperance, q.
THO Republicans elect nine out Of twelYe Son.
ators. Tho Council stands four Republicans, one
Dcnocrnt. In tho House there are 207 Ropub-
licnus and 178 Democrats. Tito Republican ma
jority, it ia thought, will be 25 10 in tho House.
Tho vote iB increased nbout 400 over last year,
hetng neasly 81, 900. snd IL the htgoat oror cast
fH tho State.
, 1876-03-16
THE uNTERRtflEO.

atEET1sa or TNE CENTRAL. ooMw1TTEE.
A rathor altmly attended mosting Of tho
Democratic Central Committee MAS held at their
roomat No. 10 Clark street, yesterday afternoon.
There woro present MiIes Kohoo, Dan Gamer
On, Lang Of tho F!ftoonth Ward, Gen. Lieb,
Posry II. Smith, Pat Ratrorsy, J. II. Daniels,
Melyil!o Fuller, Thomas Courtney, Darney
Mc{enna, AID. O'I}rion, and some halfdozcu
others. Tho loadiug lghtB, such rs Mike Evans,
been present. but fhllod to arrive, owing probably
to tue disagroeable weather. Those WHO we1o prof.
ens amused themsolvca for eomo tllno 10 runaina-
tIonH about tho Now Hampshire elections. nor
weIa they at oil Gpmf0rtod by their reflections
as to tho strength Of their party nenros at homo.
Their faolInCs wero 30 narrowed by forebodfngs
OF misfortune that whom tho nssonbly was
called to order several Of thom family tremb'ed
lest tho reporters should be allowed to remain
inside. Finally ZONE ono made bold to roquoat
tho pencil-tlrlyeru to yacate, aud the latter did
Butllcient, however, was learned afterwards to
giyo at ieask an outline Of tho doingB Of tho
Committee. Il was< confined almost outire.
" to III Informal discussion respecting
ward and town representation tn TIM
coming Democratic Conventions, paying pks-
tlcutar attontinn to the town organizations
An e1o,t was also mado to tawa1t tho petition
organizations, ~ tho Copmtteo did not con-
alder tho party strong enough to carry any
bnrdonsono measures IN addtion to thoso with
which they arc 1t present aliote1. The pro-
esa.io Conventions was asso brought in!o ques-
tiols. md on this tho Democratic Central are
badly split. Cameron, Liob. ns1orty aud Fuller
maintaining that q straight Convention would
keep oa ststa s.t Toud 60 e. t t0ws s
Kohoo, Smith, aud tho majority MAIN
tain that. q straight Convention, with
strict and rigid Iines dr.rn ana
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s1ou1 CTEx, H., March l6..-Ths torrluio suov
sna "!nd storm. which commenced in Dakota
aey eaiore yesto1dAy. still continues with uns-
na'ed fury; The temperature 10 vofy low, aud
= the vicinity of Fort Randall the SNOW Is
~. us..ated In many placos 10 to 10 feet deep,
Wagon roads &ss hlockadsd. There ire hun.
0leda OF Black ui1la Adyeutu1ara on The opeu
pssistes "est Of tha aves, and ths suffering
smong them must be vary great. IL viii bo in
several. days. II hss ratped here for tho psst
'wenty houts steadily. 1t showing to-njpht.
Spt1at NtpateA 70 7es cataea 3f,5tsn<'
.hLaEkkNcE, Kan. March 15.-steaay soaklpg
an portion Of Kausas. Parties Just iu iEon, tha
south aud west report \ splendid outlook for
aopa, and such IL undoubtedly tho caxe, ,Tha
sseysse cold Of Monday night IL believed to haYs
aasssofo1s bean 70 d1J.
, 1876-03-16
OUR SALE

Of Bargains in Fancy Silks at
SO, 65, Is cents and upwards
continues to attract many DUR
chasers, and some Of the lead
ing styles will soon be closed
out.
MADISON AND pE0RIA-STS.
, 1876-03-16

Hurneftss C0cUntato foF tho Antr hns
stood tls sss Of un,o aid competition II has o4tab,
Ilhcl reputation for purity and efficacy In every
gusftes Of eas world. Eur twenty years 7! by been
Tho n.u,s " Coooalneh haA become valuable pfon.
erty. We haso established sos right 10 it, use Ia
several sults ~ Law. thus protecting Ito public sud
putselFes from Imposition.
, 1876-03-16

Good EvldencoE-nIrs. kacnry swan-
get, Tuckatno N. j.. says as VA thoroughly cussd Of
Lsoachs. by using three bottles Of Nlahast. Pins
Tsse Taf Cordial ~ Cougha, eolds dphthsEia saihms
pusuinva.s, hectic fasss. sp.ltlng blood, painful
1rrAthlug, aors throas and lu1gt, cata11h and con.
sumption, Ass Gelisvesl BY It 11me4iAssly
, 1876-03-16
MARINE LIENS.

spsetai Nspalth to TAt Chkaq1 Tribune,
GRAND HAVEN. Mich. March l5.-Ths PEopel-
ler Charles ncitz, fro1n Chicago With cargo
OF hay Aud proylAfous for lanlstee. took rofuge
bore from the storm nor Eaglny. No damage
douB.
Uue hundred thousand ouahe1s Of grain waro
reeaiyed from Milwaukee during tho past Neek,
, 1876-03-16
...... SILKS.
1T PAYS TO TRADE ON TEE WEST SIDE!
GREAT SALE;
BLACK SILKS !
AT TE5E
West End DIy.G0Ods Blouse,
MADISON AND PRORIA-STS,
CARSON,
PRIZE & GO,

Offer for sale the following lots
Of Silks at d Tremendous Sac
ri1lce below the Closest CASH
Values /; constituting them
Very Important Bargains,
which no lady requiring, or in
tending to buy, Black Silks,
should neglect.
FOR 1NsTANoB.
We shall oflar IL pcs. Heavy, all
Silk, imported Black Gros-Grains
at a1.oo per yard; Bargain exooll-
ing anything heretofore offered in
Silks.
at $1.25 We shall sell 20 pioocs
Lyons Black Silks, handsome finish
and quality; goods that arc con-
Vincingly cheap.
At sl.50 we shall offer as pieces
Splendid Quality Cashmere Black
Silks; beautiful 1ustre and finish,.
aud worth $500 per yard.
Wo shall offor - pieces Lyons
Cashmere Black Silk, elegant satin
finish, at Sl.76 per yard. This lot
or Silks are SO enormously cheap
that oyery lady in Chicago or neigh
borhood should SECURE o dress at
onco.
l8 pieces rich Cashmere Black
Silks at S2.oo and S2.25; would be
good value at $3.50 and $500 per,
yard.
a low pieces Richest Sublime
Black Cashmere Silks at $500 per
yard; worth $3.50 ut retail.
, 1876-03-16
E. g. WAShBuRNE

TuA CHOICE OF THE Bou1AE1N RErQntiCAAB ToR
PRESIDENT.
10 shs Edtor ~ t AarsAaiitaess (Ea.) Rspub.&eans
MAnsHA1LTowa Ia, March 1Q.--On 4 recent
vi1is to tho 6oath oonyetsed with prominent
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WEDNESDAY ASD THURSDAY EVENINGS. April y
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AT AUCTION THIS EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK Al
THE KURrz ART GALLERY. o. EAST Esd ST., An
ELEGANT COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS. NOW
on EXHIBITION.
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CDAsrwIsE srEA

n'pOSOvAN ROssAs STEAMSHIP AND i.AiLROA
~ Passage ohcc. steamers day: Cork Livcrpoo
GLASGOW. berry Drafts -yabls ever, where
Outb>pfA< kti>~AS it1ist.Is1 Chatham square
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RAILROAD
.xn CHEAT TRUNK LINE ,o,rrr

1 AND uS SiTEhr s TkTSK NAIL hIHE ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Dssbrosses and cortlandt'
nspr rs as iarrissars ros til, West and soa,
S'a Pullman ps sss sss 1r.ssasd 80 NJ and SD
r.: ,s s"s sod Lex s. sya H. co
Cory ss f.asss "" Pssaisan and s o soas
o. FsIiasS rssI os; daily essss.
s"n ID s1 nafss II sSy a'sa
Esp,ss, iss fnisas.gs's s:'o s:@ S;.s An: la:p.
81. so and 81 NJ smisran. sal ,ssasi sla.s.
sss rssss SSs Fs%lsssss, ssIdsss and ass.f
TN; ft'f' f''..'s sss p daily sxs,s
sssa s 's "% ~a:ssS" s ssaa is.as'
a''asISsl. .' S,S So s so $40 Is Il SUE NJ
az: 40 $40 ass il 5iA X. III ~, ana lo:i:
Tsse. sisss 80 and .. BrsAlras No. Aser IIsa.s
Brassiya; Nos ia, Iii and lis llud,on a. Hoosxsn
hws,isK ' r ass W Battery psis BOYD s
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
nnn ssa. vA a1Sa ssaSc ASp TIE TIE
2 rnsseees only y - sc Sss s.S March - lsss
los lss rh"ase Ssisns an. ard Toms Tom:
H Hisss. ~ = " : sSsD.sx. General Manager '
CToxfxGTox Linz ruH BosToN
RHODE f isSD and nom
pier 81 North River. i.o' q Jay X; y . r. H.
El.Ltr,iA. aud ,.ALArEA, as : ;a,r ".
WATCHES. JEW rsi.txY. S.C.
~ Mstehe~. Jcwery. >ivcrwnre valnxbles xc.. BOUGHT
sold and exchanged Loans negotiated Decided bargains
'''"''' J. il. nsGislsisi Dealer 7as Broadway.
At ols BROADWAY; NEAR 2isf ar-pIANoSDs.
~ Watches. told and silver Je~ciry. Lace camels nar
Shawis Ac, bonyht and sold: loans negotiated. j. q.
L., NCB. formerly New York Hotel
AT7I BLkEcKER sr. NEAR BROADWAY. MONEY
"a advanced Diamonds. Watches Jcwclry. nc. ais,
rawnbrokrrs Ticket boaga OF Diamonds. Watches. xc
u Bseeckess
r sps NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATCHES JEW
n csry. xe.. beayat and s,lL by ROBERT ). RIOS
ENTiIAl. Diamond Broker. Loans negotiated
-
AT GEiMANs, ia NASSAU Sr. ROOM 5.-DIA-
n mounds Watches Jcwsry and other ,iouds bought and
sold: Loans negotiated
MONEY OK DIAMONDS. wATciIES. &C.-DIA.
4M mnn:s. Watches Jewsrs si'vsrwarc &c bought aud
sold back when desired, ~ small advance.
GEORGE G. ALLEN, Jcweiler i.lsO broadway, 10Th
mo ORR Az BETWEEN 2irii AND 18TH srS--
.fUsD Liberal advances made Diainnnds. watches,
Jc~ clsy. silks. Laos and shawis uoaght ~ aii
value L. BEisNARD
EXCHANGE.
| O'DoxxkL wiiskEY STOCK nOLDE9s-foR
! ~ sale exchange. Gan address, with particulars.
4 bARTuw, Herald Uptown brAneh onies
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SALES AT. AUCTION.

~ COLTUN. AUCTI0NEEK
This day "wednesday April IL. at o'clock r. NJ,
the private residence No l5l East 3lst gton
~. the entire Furniture. Carpets. fnscauA Bedsseads
Mattresses cloths, Mirrors. Kitchen Goods The sale
i not very large. INT be cleared There
pets and oilcioth III the house, y. BEcmeu
the hour. o clock T.. NJ.
GEORGE HOLBROoK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ROLLINS sell this day. al o'clock, the old
ana Chs,noer Furniture Carpets and oeoths pier and
mantle Mrrnrs Paintings hair and other Mat
tresses Feather Beds Pillows. bedding Clocks. CROCK
cry. Cutlery Ga~ and Plated Ware Kitchen Utensils &c.
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sells THIS DAY. ut II O'Clock. ut the
aucton 18th st. aud University place,
large aud general assortment of gentccl
Household Furniture. Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
rosewood IA octave Piano. damask Curtains
Paror In plain striped figured black walnut
Dressing bureaus Extension Tables, Hatstxnds. Ward
robes Washtands marble Centre Tables, Sofa Beds
Lounges, mahogany and black walnut Chairs Rockers
SdeboHrds; black walnut and rosewood Bcdsteads. oil
Paintings Chromos Engravings hair Mattresses feather
beds, Pillows Blankets velvet and Brussels Car
pets, Oilciohs Kitchen Utensils, kc.:
also
Msrshars sale OF II hair Mattresses feather Pillows
Bedding &C.
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THURSDAY. APRIL &c,

~ O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroon, Ill Broadway
by order OF the Supreme Court.
direction of Richard s. Rosentha Esq., Receiver,
Frankfort the valuable plot Of Land and Buildings,
situae side Of Frankfort Printing
House square and William and known No Frank
OF lot 2SS feet front and 81 feet In width
aud los feet in depth.
Sale absolute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20

will take scat at table and regae him self with the
favoritc beverage for tho people OF runis drink coffee
rs freely as Germans drink beer, though they seldom
take cup OF coffee without cigarette, and then
drink both together; that Is they lnhale into the
lungs a puff Of smoke, followed with a swallow OF
eaus Then breathe vs u ss 2.ors
from Northern climes attempt initiate this pro-
eramme, and when they do generally fail and too
hashheesh with their tobacco and this taken in
ncction with their strong coffee lof which they drink
from twenty-five to atty cups dayA gives them quite
as much exharation any mortal could possibly do
sire Strong drink even malt liquors unknown
IN that distant land, but whether the Africans are
better worse of for their abstinence In respect,
while INDUCING TO excess In another, must be jeff for
travellers and the medical profession to determine.
CENTENNIAL NOTES
bered 81 SS4. or these II 9S2 exhibitors en-
poyes, attendants, &c, and %. 002 cash admissions,
making the receipts At the gates reach $l2,sSi
The International jury upon miscellaneous fruits,
consisting OF Messrs w. L. Shaler Thomas Meehan.
A. W. Harrison, Josiah Hopes, William Parry and
Edwin Satterthwait will meet in Agricultural Hall
every Tuesday at one +. NJ. and every Thursday ut
three r. H. 10 inspect fruits exhibition During the
grand pomological displays July IL and September II
the work Of The judges Will be divided up under the
classes OF apples, pears, peaches &c.
An exhibit Of honey Will DO made to morrow at
Agricultural Hall. special display Of early summer
vegetables will commence tomorrow NJ the same
place and continue until tho oath inst
National Law Congress- under the auspices Of the
United States Law Association, will assemble tomor
afternoon at three O'Clock in the hall OF tho Stock
Exchange, and will continue Ia session three days
h. Charles Ulman, Of New York, Is tho President
Ono OF the objects Of the Congress Is to institute
looking tho unldcaon Of the laws OF the
several States with view 10 greater uniformity the
practice Of the profession
The Bishop Allen statue Is completed, and Will be
yelled the Fourth.
To-day At conference. embracing tho representa-
tvos of nearly all the military and civic organizations
intending to participate the Fourth OF July celebra-
t0n, Il decided to make grand tOrchght
sion tho evening of the 3d. and procession OF civic
and military tho morning OF the Fourth the leading
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