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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
THE INAUGURATION MUSIC.

FULL REHEARSAL WITH go PERFoRMERs-wAG-
NFR's MARCH GREAT CoMPoslTIoN-THE
MUSIC ALONE WORTH A JOURNEY.
10y TELEGRAPH TRIBUNEl
PnIIAD LPHIA, May "a full rehearsal of the
music for the Inauguration of the Centennial Exhi-
bi,ion was held this afternoon at the Academy Of
Music. Only about hundred privileged guests
were present. Theodore Thomas had under his COM
mand an orchestra Of 100 and chorus of $50. The
FIRST niece tried was a selection of the national airs
of seven or eight of the principal nations, admirably
arranged and executed with fire and elegance
which called forth frequent applause from the audi
ence and the chorus Next came WagneTs Great
inauguration March. TWAS awaited with the i've
lest curiosity listened to with the closest attention.
an followed by great applause. Its merit has not
been in the least exaggerated. Some good judges
even rrcfer If TO tho Kaiser March; but while it is
doubtful whether the popular opinion ratlfes this
opinion, there can be no question that 1t VIII
make a great impression and be ranked hereafter
among the composers serious works. The rhythm
is clear. The two principal melodies are taking
The instrumental cOloring is of the most gorgeous
description and the general character of the march
is inspiring Mr. j. X. Paines setting of Whitticrs
HYMN is a noble choral melody. simple and inspir-
ing and was beautifully sung. The cantata by Mr..
Dudley Buck, is entirely worthy of the occasion, and
that is high praise. The solemn opening chorus at
once captivated the listeners. The bass solo, admir-
ably given by Mr. Myron II. Whitney, is bit of in
srlration and the final fnguo" is capital The re-
hearsal ended with the Hallelujah Chorus. Every
thing went well, and the orchestra was grand
almost beyond telling. Unless the weather should
mar the performance, it is certain the musical eXer-
cises tomorrow will be worth long journey to
hear If rains they will be given as best they can
inside the Main Building J. II. G. ii.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor other shin Neps see Ninth Pdge.i


Steamship San Salvador NckersoD, Savannah May VITA
sseam ana Ra RcSmcad Kelly richmond City Point
folk. with mdse. to old Dominion steamship CO ..
Steamship CAUCUS Bearse Boston, with Nose ana pass
- shin Edith Manson LIVERPOOL 80 days with nose
BARK Louis De Cswede, Andersen Hamburg "a days
BARK saga CNorl svendsen Hall March % in ballast 10
Brig octacias tof ST. John. n By. TOwsc Port Spain.
Trinidad 20 days with molasses -, IN LII, .
schr Maggie CAM SOUL Guantanamo Apr'' ~ VIII" sugar.
Steamships clabel for Kiagson JAM Wilmington f 70,
savannah Wyanoke for NorfIk &c. BARK Phono for Cork
wIND-sunseL light n. W. cloudy.
,oo-, ssictor from Bremen which arrived
April 81 anchored at sandy Hook for orders was to"ed
to the city this p NJ .
LONDON May O. iiyices from Cadz dated May state
js2t H. Saf Limerick De ore repro pat
auction on the nst the cost Of repairing would
MaE Ms y Say foS roTan Went
ashore this morning on stone Horse ohoA III 'ihe'ra
Boston Nay s~The SEN. Richmond in Hast from Do,
of in tchers Island and foremast and mainopmast
She Was lowed into Gloucester to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN May 9-rhe steamship Lake Megantic. Bat
teIsby, from Baltimore April %. has arrived -,,.
sidey, from New York April ~ arye here ye,teray
steamship H Goethe wacd Tarnei win her damaged
has repaired ana sale ag'in ior To-Day ,,,.
ton Mhitent from -. johns, y. r, for Sew-lork'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Me-. May sAiriye' steamship Chase Benntet
from alifax schTa Onara from Nt~fork; Geo Is. fer-
gu-on. from Rond mt -
BANGOR Ne. Ma 0Saile Yesterday, brig Dauntess for
ST Cr0ix schr David 3. ID Jane for New YORK
CHARLEsToN. May CARVED steamship City OF Atlanta
from Nea-IOrk. ~
SAvANNAH, May 9.-Clearei. steamships Herman Living
ston Mallory for Newiork sarsgossa, Hooper for BAIL
WIMyGToy. V C.. May 9.-An1yed. bark Burgermeister
Kirten GER, from Rotterdam. -.
GLOUCESTER Mass. May 9.-Arriyed, schr. FELTON, Bent
Brown CadZ A.,
NEwoRIEANs. Nay 9.-Cleared steamship Newlork' for
New.NOrS.
IEwEs Del MAY 9-Arved, steamship Abemarle, Gibbs,
from New.l Ork schr. Pnde the East from BOnare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
mysr,ryryG EVIDENCE IN MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, May On the trial of Jonas
and Goldberg to-day Gen. Hedrck was examined. Fiji
teen letters, written by Goldberg to Samuel Rndskon
were introduced In evidence. They referred to some
thlng-not clearly denned-that Goldberg and Others
would do for tho Milwaukee whisky men II sufficient
money was raised The OF tho Secretary OF War and
Messrs Logan, Farwell. Hedrck and Rehm were freely
used in the letters In letter dated Oct L. 1873. the
following passage occurred: As you know Bristow
from Washington WAS here. tomorrow morning l
will see Mr. Farwell, and what learn Will be com
mt nj Gated immediately. shipman Is Also VI our opinion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
CHICAGO NOW WITH TWO MAYORS.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The City Council to-day
held u session at which Mr.. Coyin presided and ap
proved the bond given by Mr.. Hoyno AS Mayor reso
luton was offered which Mr.. Colyin refused to en-
tertan, insructing the heads OF departments
to recognize only MIR. Hoyne as Mayor,
and declaring him elected Mayor Of Chicago.
After a hot debate a member put the motion and tho
resolution was carried Tonight Mr. Colvn has issued
proclamation the heads OF departments that they do
not recognize Mr.. Hoyne. In another proclamation ad-
dressed TO the good ciILens OF Chicago Mr. Coyin de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
GEN. CROOKS PLANS.

OMAHA, May 9.-Gen. Crook left to-day
for the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agen-
ces TO become acquainted personally WIN
the feeling of the Indians there, "hioh
will I'm a measure determine his action during the coming
Summer II he finds he Sioux fayOraDly disposed, ana
can trust them he will organize body OF 5000 scouts
In they are not It Is his intention to raise thc rom ae
SNAKES and Crows Sitting Bulls village Is reporter 10
n. ON the Yellowstone at the mouth oi fo"uer IHNer
All the indians from Crazy Horses band VINO eseapea
- ioin.d him and a large number from Standing Rock
ara also with hun II Is known that LaiDfocas ARC Pu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
FLOOD Az ST. OUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The river at this point
has risen nearly two feet since last night, and
another foot is expected. The water line now
Is in about nine feet OF the oodmark OF 1874, aud
higher than at any previous time since ls0l All the
cellars on Fronst IN the business part OF the city,
flooded and the reached the curbsone IN the
Owcs6 places All the low land IN the upper part OF the
city, occupied by umbermen, stock yards, &c, Is sub
unrrved And con sdrrahle damage has been done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
TIE CAPITOL DESERTED.
NO QUORUM IN EITHER HOUSE, AND A PRoMP

no QUORUM IN EITHER HOUSE, AND A PROMPT AID
JOURNMENT.
WASHINGTON, May Ono business was
transacted either branch OF Congress to-day, although
both Houses were called TO order. In tho Senate call
OF the roll showed only % Senator's present in tho cham
Der THIS was not a quorum, nnd, on motion OF Mr. sar
gent, an adjournment was had until Friday. Only 80
members present in the House, and an adjournment
was also taken until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

why the 10th May selected the opelng Jay OF the
Great Exhibition in Philadelphia must remain mystery TO
many millions interest shown by the public In the
wonder working automatic Sewing Machine Of the WILCOX
Gibbs NJ Co.. in operation there, and In hi, city AT 900
Broadway, corner OF Bond-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
A DECLARATION FOR GOV. TILDEN.

MEMPHIS Tenn, May 9.-Ihe Appeal will
tom rrow, leading editorial present the name OF
Samuel j. Tdcn Of NcwYOrk its choice for the nOm
nation by the National Democratic Convention AZ the
embodiment OF Civil Service REFORM retrenchment, and
hard money,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
CAPT. EADs GALES FOR AN INSPECTION.

NEw-ORLEAN5, May 9.-Capt. j. Is. Eads TO-
dan by telegraph requested the Secretary OF War to IN
struct Gen c. H. COmstock TO measure lmmedi
alely the depth Of the channel between inc Je'"eS
This ia done TO refute the recen!lypnbshed statement
of Major DWELL that there are Only IL tet III the cd
mel and thai the bar reforming front OF the Jetlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
NO DISAPPOINTMENT BY THE INDEPENDENTS.

ISDIANAPOLIs, Ind, May 9.-The Secretary
OF the National Independent Committee T. b. Buchanan,
furnishes the Associated Press with card stating that
tle announcement OF pOstponement OF the National
Independent Convention until July IL utterly false IN
every particular The Convention will meet IN this city
next Wednesday, May II, and make nominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
CHICAGO'5 NEW MAYOR.

CHICAGO, May 9.-Mr. Hoyne qualified as
Mayor OF Chicago this morning. and duly sworn.
No further steps toward getting possession of the gov
eminent have been taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

COIuNJs Miss, NAV 9.-The Grand Command
ery Of knights plars Mississippi assem- lied here 10 Gay
The parade the grandest anan ever "lineSou
In the state
LEXINGTON, Ky May 9.-Ihe mile heat race TO. To,
day was won by Bill In li3 and Al, against aaron
peyunineton War jig Novelty AID Saie GaItner ioD
Wooley won the sweepstakes, I miles, IN 23V against
Chenaieake. Gypts Emma Cobb Monmouth, and Enned
RALEIGH n c.. May 0.-The trial of George w.
swepson the murder Of A. Moore in Alamance Couhy
moved ain avIt Of the defense. that lar ta
could not orange County to The County OF WAKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

He was too solemn; he didn't suit in Nevada:
Tho chairman OF the farewell committee expressed "
well. Said he: "Now, you can git, pard we ann sg,n
religion out here and II rifles TO see teller SPIN II
Gitlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
THE HEMTHFULNESs OF PHILADELPHIA

llL HLAlsI III bIsNLoS Of IlillADEllilIA
CIRCULAR Prom TIE MEDICAL DIRECTOR or THE
EXHlBnlON-THg RATE OF MORTALITY LOWER
THAN ~ ANY OTHER CITY or OVER 100000
PEOrLE-KFFoRrs 10 AVOID CAUSES or DISEASE
DURING THE GREAT FAIR.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The Medical Direc-
tor OF the International Exhibition William Pepper NJ d.,
has issued paper devoted to the sanitary condition OF
the city Statistics gwen showing the mortality IN
OF the chief cities Of the world during the past four
OF five years, from which 1t appears that the average
death rate per 1000 has been as follows: Vienna,
3l.42; NewYork, 29.93 Berlin 299l London, 1888
Paris, 23O6 Philadelphia % II. While thus showing
an average rate OF mortality favorable than that
foundin any other city containing over 100000 nhabi
tants. Philadelphia has recently ASIA attained de-
gree Of heathfulness almost unparalleled viz: with
population at that time OF IT'S OOO death rate OF only
1913 per 1000. These results are largely due to The
water supply and to the pure country air in Farount
Park, which cOLtains 1891 During the year
1873 the park visited by III 900 900 persons
The most powerful influence the Of overcrowd
Ing Of the population. The Sl74sS inhabitants Of PhIs
cslphia spread Of l20is square miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
KINGS COUNTY APPROPRIATIONS.

The Committee OF The hlngS COUNTY super
vsors appointed to prepare the county budget for the
fiscal year beginning Aug. met yesterday at the Court
in Brooklyn, and decided upon the following APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

A colored brothers opinion: De women
ourher work: dns 80; for IL hadn't ben for Eve We
wouldn't none OF us ha' ben bleeged to work tall
PAINTING THE LILY.-Generous Shoeblack go
negro gentlenanl Better ave em dohe SIR III toueh
w yer face, tOo, for the same, Sr -liSondon Fun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

When your liver Is ont Of order. use Dr:
sASATIyR PILts and viii bring back this ornn
healthy condition. and rid Of many distressing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
" tRRIED.

TTLEJOHN-STUART-At -. Johns Episcopal Church.
GLASGOW the lGh April by the key. Dr. Penney Frank
tteon Of New York 10 Elise Thomson. second daugh-
the late Robert Stuart, Of Glasgow. No caIus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

Pyles o. X sonp is, beyond doubt the economical
In the market. Try II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
Suerlal Noilees.
Bargain. In Furniture.
KINGMAN'o. i41 CIiArHAMsT I.
what say giNv me call.

OF all grad :, At
kINGMAN'o, 40 CliAIHANSE
To prove what say give me a calf
t;o.pel Observation-Disclosures ave. A2dst Church %
the IIslv 'rruu EVERY EVENING Of this week except
saturday at ) O'Clock Ai,rrseS by RSy. STEPHEN II.
singing by Mr.. THEO. r.. PERKINS and q Chorus
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY. IN the chapel,
4G East lBdst $3.50 Bbe Reading, by Rev. STEPHEN
IL TYNG,lr D. The doors Will BE- open half hour
Nesss sanE-y and Bliss VII be- used. An are invited
Po.,.On,e Norcr.-rhs FOREIGN MAILS Tor IN. v a.x
SATU RDAl Aay l3 1915, wall close AT ths ono.
WEDNESDAY AT II Tor Europe, Scythia
Oueonstown; IN hSDAl at 1880 Tor Europe.
steamer Le.sug via PymOHth, ChtrOour. Hamburg
SATURDAY, so FOR Great Britain Ireland, and
France per - richmond Que.nstowH. and at
Mt $50 M Scotlan direct must De specially addressed
Der California Glasgow aud AT ll3O
Europe nonlu, wa southampton and Bronca
mails China Japan, Sc WI leave san Francisco
10 The mails for AUSTRALIA, &e vii leave san Iran
cisco May % l. l. JAMES, T. NJ
Tu.ses Elastic Bsulsg,s stc-Large aud choice assort
men adjustment low prices at Steey5 Hari
Rubber Truss estab Gs2 BwayN fpop
Trees and Plants.
&. Il. PARSONS & SONS,
RIsSENA NURsEkIEs FLUSHING. n. Y.
Trees und Sh, ubs,
Fruit and Ornament
Evergreen aIc Deciduons
KING 3 MURRAY,
Flushing. n. Y.
To Visitor. and Strangersons OF the sights OF London
POSIT COMPANY Qmited Queea Nietorta.st., MAnsioa
House. L. Open daily the public Here tho burglar y
dsned Ore AnnihilAted. aud security attained.
AkNIY WEST. XaaAgsA
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chasing large quantities Of ammunition and trading ior
Indian camps.
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Zkk-&A.--lxz-A-
DIEiJ

All Notices Of Marriage, must BE- Endorsed wih JaH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10

He doubts not that he win DO anything TO satisfy our
requests These people care Just az muen ABOUT
money as you about getting Free"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS.

LETTER FROM THURLOW WEED.
DEATH OF TWO OLD FRIENDSHIP REV. W. b.
sPRAGUE AND TIE HON. 5. II. LEoNARD-EARLY
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-lsE PAeE-4th. 5th and eth cola
AsTRoLoHGly-57IH M SHl 5r J PAsE-2d M 20 col
BoARbElENsn aR I'm wAMTEpm7rS tondISa P1sS1Sth col
BOOTS AND sHoEs-2D PacE-ist col
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-7rn PAGE-sd
BUSINESS oPPoRTuNIT1Es-ern PAGE.
CRY HTAT FOR ssies9 sI col
CLERKS AND SALEsMEN-7rn PAGE-2d col
So2cHnNN aEp rasi5e sf. PAos2d col
9AE c9AsrMsE AHP wSqR51F r4o51s's sS col
DAnCING ACADEMIES-2D PAcE-lst col
DWELLING HOUSES no LET. FURNISHED AND uN-
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-7rn PAGE-5th and 9Th cola
F5NAscLHL2s'P FoR sSIkL2s Pea eae5d col
F6RNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EgRSfTuRE@2p Psss-lg col ..,.
HELP Pasnsd sSL -.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 4C;-isr PAeE-Sd and 4th coils
HOUSES. Rooms. &C. "wSNrEp-7ru PAer-2d col
JERSEY diTY hoBoKEN sGpsoS CITY AND REE
EosT sf AID EogSP-isr P4as "a col
MAShIEhs4TP MAsbIE s4NTRLsaD lsea1s PAsS-lst col
MisoRLLANEous Mihs1o1RSL1LLnNeou DvERT1sEMBNTs-lorH PAGE
sES sgsTql;GFA ftSs..s 81 F4o.-e.A COL
fiaSoFoRTEs iaSso9FNARsTEassI oRGANs Sc-lr PAer-4th col
PosT OFFICE NoTfCE-isr PAGE-4th col
FE9s1SsaRG FEosessosGR 4ioSs srfSri is wANrEFExA1Es
pRofERrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-7rH PAGR-3d COL
REAL ESTATE 10 ExCHAN0E-7rn PAcE-5d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-7TB PAGk-3d col.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-lsr PAcE-ist and ID cos
REWARDS-lsr PAGK-2d col
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PAcE-1st col.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGE-1st col
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7rH P1eE-2d col
SPECIAL NoTICBs-isT PAcE-2d and Sd coils.
STORAGE-isf PAGE--3d col
TIE TRADES-7TH PAGE-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-7rH PAGS-4th
TRATELLGRs eU5DEa7H E. PAessts col,
7rH PAcE-4th Col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAcR--lst col
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C-7rH PAGn-4th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-7TH PAGR-3d col.
WINTER RESORTS-7rH PAGE-5th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &C.-iOrH PAGK-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT BARKER 4 SONS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
Corner of Broadway and\39th ST.
MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER AUCTIONEER. y
REGuLAR SALES Of Horses, Carriages, &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT ii O'CLOCK.
TWENTY-FOUR hours allowed for trial every horse
sold under
THIS rs THE only auction m art in the State tho
proper facilities for showing horses salevz large
Driving Track entirely nnder and plenty Of for
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY
AT IL O'CLOCE-
ELEGANT TOP Pony Phaeton, built to order by W. X
Mortimer for prominent officer who has been
$3.50, and is nearly also set fine single Harness.
THE FAMOUS sorrel tr0tting geldng MAJOR KING, is
high foalod 1864 by Careless dam by Beounder his
best performance Schoharie N y October 6 1874
winning in three straight heats and obtaining his
record Of 20: this winter he troted
the ice at kingston Canada, winning in z7<, 26
generally WON or got PART OF THE MONEY; oc is
liner and FASTER than before, and will TROT IN
20 the coming season. he Is unequaled road horse
either 20 the pole single has fine style and bottom
of the valuable moneyed horses the
country and is sound and all right
TOP SIDE BAR Road Wagon, by Howard.
FINE ROCkAWAY built by Terrn.
PAIR OF BAY Geldings l51s high, years old; free and
stylish drivers sharp travellers: fine business
carriage team, and warranted sound and kind.
HEAVY EXPRESS Wagon Pole and Shafts
NO TOP SIDE BAR Wagon, by Vandergaw
HEAVY SORREL Gelding, 1150 pounds. 10 high. 6
years old good prompt drver great worker and warrant
LIGHT BUSINESS Wagon by Terrill.
ELEGANT FINE large Coupe or match Horse, 16Z high
fears old; unequaed for style. action
warranted sound and kind
LARGE LOT of new and second hand Harness.
THIRTY OTHER top and no top Road Wagons, Depot
Express and Business Wagons, Carriages, &C.
TEN OTHER Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account OF weather.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


IN comprising series Of lectures delivered Kshp Mu
Deene showing 6dDaa6y sI SS lost health may
Ds and Ss seiI ~ %
being the result of 20 experience Price 25 cents Ad
ss' Rsss 10th s.. 'SS New Tc '"'' ana residence
" NEW YORK MUTUAL GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
northeast corner Union square,
4th av. and 18th s. -
Please take that after lst day
duced from 9 rs to s. 50 per 900 cubic feet
cHARLEs PLAcE, Secretary and Treasurer.
. iSSEErnogoL.rAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
NEw YoaE. Feb. "a. 1874
To Our Gas Consumers
Notice hereby given that on and after the Is. Of March
0. zoLLIKoFFER, President
IL Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries.
A0'-' WAcmsSHN Vc1n iIsts'& 4 CO.. Bankers
Post Office box 3.3l6. rs and n Nassau St
TUE ..., In-..tm,n.l
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BOND
Whole bonds. $50 each
HAN bonds each
S1''''' Eight ailotmcnts annually
All bonds participate in each series drawing until re-
Each bond viii receive more than its cost
All the risk purchaser runs the loss of portion Of the
whole Bond receive of the following prem
s2i, $50 500, $500. $500, $1,000 5000. 5000.
$4,000, $4,000, 100000
aonsas March IN SlI' APRIL jaDs july sopso
ber. October December. 1879
Buy BondnOw and is participates in drawing TIL
Fractions Of drawn Bonds in March 9th premium aOt
Send for Inducements to clubs
Remit by express postal order bank dra certified check
registered letter through any bank banking
exhibition COMPANY II East i7h St. New York Specially
chartered State of New York for the purpose build
Palace ofIndustry
1t Is ohicered and controlled by the abest and most dis
General JOHN e; n IRoMBINsoN, M President.
E. B. PoNp, Secretary
THE MEMBERS OF THE PRESS AND ARTISTS
OF NEW YORK st
are respectfully invited to private view of the collection Of
" s 9y Mr. AdP koSn 20 of hs
NJ, Saturday, day and evening, February 25 and 2e.
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.-DR c. W. BENSON, A
w practising physician No LOG North Euaw ST., Bal
timore Nd wo has paid much attention nervous dis
mile combined In certain proportion invariably cures
asSe and This triumph in mead
ica chemistry and sufferers all the country order
The doctor is largely and highly respected IN Baiti
more.sun Sold by all druggists in New York JOHN Y.
$C0 BONDS OF THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
PAO Company that drawn in the series drawing of
mium allotment of March g. 1876 notified that they will
be given In exchange for ruch bonds $50 each
Company No u East 18th presented before premium
allotment ? i
$3.50 600 -sIxTH EXTRAORDINARY SwYo
$4,000 Tickets ST six for S5 Prizes cashed: circulars
mailed free. ALLEN 4 CO., 70 Nassau St.. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

nOGS IMPORTED Settlers. &C, FANCY FOWLS
~ Pigeons. Rabbits, Aquaria Plants Gold Fish, &c.
BAGOr 81 Fulton st.
LNOR SALE-A VERY LARGE AND STRONG ST. BER-
nard Dog; from head tail Ga feet So
ST.. Hoboken n. j.
DANES NEW GALLERY, 10 PRINCE ST.-SwEEP-
i stakes Saturday at p NJ shoot at IL glass balls
each from spring traps amateurs only bring your shot
guns IRA A PAINE