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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26
SPECIAL DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON.
!. ..,r West Denies any Connection with
se'''' the whisky Ring. e.n


WARRINGTON, Feb. a5. Senator West
,.,,od IN tho Senate that he had any
uesneotion with the whisky ring, and
U.arittsd the letter OF Pierrepont to
~. s0ect, but Bluford Wilson is the
Nv Nv who has tho evidences that will CON
~, ass west. Unless Bristow and Wilson
y ~ M,smoyed, West and Casey will be
s..sht in Babcock-box.
% m report that Kellogg and crew arc
!. ~ impeached on Monday next causes
..,os NM excitement, and the movement Is
sssrily MAR approved md indorsed by
wo,thern Democrats, except timid Con
s,rs.nen who look TO their own seats.
The opinion here is thet impeachment
/. Inc only salvation for Louisiana.
4 constitutional procedure will not be
ooposcd by Federal Interference.
IN This can be relied upon implicitly.
Ict Louisianians do their duty. They
,u,,at tako, caro- of, themselves, for they
w. s1,r no friends here. Northern Demo
nrs,ic until politicians use Louisiana for their
own avn rain. Look to yourselves.
IFE 5fEHt .tL "A ttt bIJOU.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Dy the Southern and Atlantic Tclegraph
Company. III
Q0ce; Cvnsr Oravter and Oarondeiet streets.
~ JOHN D. LAvITTE. President.
r. LE1Our. Manager.
WASHINGTON.
Senator Spcacer's Case 70 be Investigated

WARRINGTON, Feb. 25.--A dispatch
received this afternoon from st. Louis
says that Gen. Baboock will leave st.
Louis tonight for Washington.
Speaker Kerr this afternoon received
q dispatch announcing the death Of his
brother IN Pittsburg to-day. He ut
once vacated the chair, and Mr.. Black
burn, Of Kentucky, presided.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections held d meeting to-day
and agreed to investigate the charges
against Senator Spencer. To this end
subpUnas were sent out for witnesses
to appear and testify. Tho committee
hold another meeting next Monday.
when the investigation will begin. II
will be public. #
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26
THE FREEDMEN'A BANK.
FIFTY per Cent for the victims startling
ltS disclosures 10 he Made.

Mr.. b. b. Douglass, of Virginia, chair-
man Of the House committee for tho IN
yestigation Of the Freedman's s Bank, is
pushing the work earnestly, and pro-
poses, besides having thorough
examination, to introduce at an curly
day bill to do away with the present
extraYaggpt system In use Tor the iiqui-
dation and settlement OF the institu-
tion's affairs. Instead Of the employ
ment Of an expensive board of commits
sionors, all the accounts will DO formally
transferred to the Treasury Department, :,
where the available funds are, and all
tho law business, consisting Of fore
closing mortgages and pending, suits.
which is now very extensive, to the De-
partmcnt Of Justice. Mr.. Leopold, who
was formerly Of the independent Trea-
sury Department, and now the only
really working commissioner, L said TO
concur with Mr.. Douglass In the con
templated change. tYsex b
.J.A. J. Crcswell, late Postmaster Cen
eral, and Dr. Purvis, the two other Com
missioners, appointed by the President
for tho closing up OF tho Freedmen 3
Bank. are regarded MS not indispensn-
bic. A great deal OF business Il made
by the Freedmen's Commissioners Tor
lawyers who are constituted trustees
ana the Ike. Iuc psuN Aes', nv" %"
clerks at work, and IL the whole were
transferred to the Treasury Department
the bank premises could be rented Tor
the benefit Of the freedmen, which
would bring in ut least $500 per annum,
thus securing an amount for the dcpos-
TORS which would apply to dividends,
but is now q dead loss. The clerical
business could be done by the Treasury
force.
Mr.. Leopold thinks he can declare q
dividend finally Of sixty per cent, but
better informed persons think he cannot
nav moro than fifty per cent TO the vic,
tinifzed dcpositors. This change. could
he carried out ut once, and would be a
net saving Of $40 200 TO $3O, 900 per year.
II would not work any hardship nor In
any way interfere with the successful
closing up OF the Freedmen's affairs.
Mr. Rainey, OF South Carolina, q mem
her of the committee, Is In favor OF the
speediest possible closing up OF the busl-
ness in some such way as this.
The tolls are closing fast about an ON
cial OF the bank, and In connection with
the startling Developments made by
the investigations OF both the commit,
tees on the District OF Columbia and
Freedmen's affairs, he will present a
career Of singular baseness, carried on
In the name Of philanthropy. mr.
Douglass Is anxious to cause every steI
to be taken which will prevent the col
ored creditors Of the bank from belne
fieeced any longer.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26

Reeeipts-Wheat 47.ooo. corn ioo,eos. oat4 ssseo.
a n m.-~whset steady. Corn steady: March
Rerley .stsady; cash ps. March s7l. May 54..
a,s gs7sdstai's oRsnsd anist aoar aafl; whee. Y
ungraded spring d ~. No Milwaukee. II store
end and. tq arrive q 2si g. c2rn dull mo nov mixed
noininally ss@0 barley W aud rnsat unchaneed !:
ary saa@2a u and s2a@ga il lard shade easier !;
other articles without decided change.
az per cent Gold closed nj ia Stocks were loss
@,tiye during the las. honr. 81 business. but the
market wss rs flE and at TIE close the highest
York. Central ll5h. Eric i7ss. Lake shore e4.,
North westsgp 49, prcfe,rrod ct", Rock Island
49, w. bsnw%rs E Wsy"s "d wsla s r" , M Now sy
gontroi im%,, Miehigen. central cox, Union
Pacific es,s Cl9yoleHd Columbus. lsaanepo,is
eId oSo and 81 2sss P Panaa ss &
iaS, sls. prsferrsd ~ State bonds IL close
a Fdar aaa eyad T All spSSa p"a wsss srs Southern
lar: barley stsady and IN fair request oats In
moderate demand. rye dull aud heavy .eorp less
lard dull and lower beef fair. unchanged. tierhs
boef dull, nominally unchanged cut meats mod
sraely aetive; in.eoh very dull nnd nominal ,1d
Moiassss Foreign grades nre quiet and uu-
chADggd New Orleans 1E unellAtlke1 Hnd IN
light demand Porto Rico ut 4gq5O. New Orleans
t2d63 for prime 10 very choice :s,igar heavy. fair
lp,aairp, lalr "a good refining s%e'ss' prime
CINCfrNATt. Feb. NJ. 2t.--lard-prime steam rend-
ered t2tf, kettle rendered isss@ts1s. Mess pork
1uiet md fhther easy primo city s220922 ~ held
generally M tho lati9r figure. Hogs dull. com
mon ~ good light ~ 5lvDs 10. fnir to good puck
Ing "a s0tGa W. choice heavy " 45tds 80. Whisky
~ 05. Nt
LIVERPOOL, Feb 25. 1890 .. n..Cotton dull aud
oasier: mddling pplands 5-tGd Orleans elsd.
Heceipts 1900. of which 5000 are American. Arr-
walls ate quiet: April and May delivery from sa-
changed middlng uplands 9.ldd; rhiddllng
Orleans e,sd: salos to-day to.ooo bales. Of which
2p1o bnles arc for export and speculation. Arrl-
walls Offerings are light and buyers are Offering
lad cheaper March delivery from Savannah
ed: May and June delivery from Savannah
q lied.
money and s4S for account. Unltod States old
loan i04'f. Erie shares 15a.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2b. 2.yG y. m. Cotton upchhng-
cd Mobile January shipments, low midding.
ga Hsceipts from Galveston t7S3.
4 u. mf-Sales for the week $4,000 bales: Tor
speculation 1000: for export 1000; forwarded d.
rect to spinners ts.OO0 stock s5gyO00; American
47pHO Heccpts for the week $1,000; American
$1,000; actual export 5000; stock afloat 9.7.0o0;
American 27sO00. Sales of American fof the
week 10, 900.
/ 40 y, m-f'otton unchanged. Arrivals shade
hrmor: March and April delivery. regular con
tracts. liza. January and February shipments
nor anil az
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26

tween Senors CASTELAR, and Canova del
Castillo about the validity OF the elec.
ton Of the Fourth ACCOMPLISHMENT OIL
Barcelona. The House subsequently
sustained the validity.
Movements Against the Cnrlists.
King Alfonso has returned to Tolosa.
The Royal army Immediately after
wards commenced to march against the
Carlists refuged in the mountain dis
tricts between LEILA and Alsas,ia. Gen.
Primo dc Rivera occupies the defils OF
Alduides, on the frontier, in order to
prevent the Carlists from escaping into
France. The Royalists have taken 1s
cannon and n quantity OF powder nnd
arms and number OF horses abandon
cd by the Carlists. @
The New French Cabinet.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-The following will
probably constitute the new Cabinet
Dufaure, Vice President; Pierer, Home
Affairs Caillottx, Public Works; .Des-
cages, Foreign Affairs DE Cissey, War ,
Walton, Public Instruction; Bort, Com
Ihefce. Leon Say, Finance.
tt Is reported that the officer who
ordered the execution OF M. Reygondau,
In Cuba. which order was carried out, Is
to be eourtmartialed. and that Spain has
agreed TO pay an indemnity to the
family ot Keyg0ndau
A Panic NJ tho DOursr.
Tho Bourse Is fiat. and there Is almost
u panic. All kinds Of securities arc fall
ing rapidly This feeling Of anxiety II
supposed to be in consequence OF the
elections.
Unttrd states steamer Franklin nj
sOutha hampton.
LONDON, Feb. 25.--The United States
steamer franklin arrived ut Southamp-
ton. She will transport to Philadelphia
the goods OF tho English exhibitors fol
the Centennial exhibition.
The Times financial article says the
United States Railroad bonds are fairly
steady except speculative securieties.
Atlantic and Great Northern is weaker.
BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The report that
Germany Intends giving notice to the
United States Government of her with.
drawal from the naturalization treaty
with the United States Is untrue.
QuEEssTowN. Feb. 25. Sailed steam
ship Germania. s e} Hoa ...'
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26

: Thursday night, between the hours OF
7 and o'clock. some unknown thieves
entered tho residence OF Mrs. Brown,
No. II Gasquet street. An alarm being
given by an inmate Of the house, the
burglars fled without neffecting their
purTose. The burglars entered the
building by forcing open a door IN the
rear with coal chisel, which was found
In the yard,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26
sIssISSIPPTS EXAMPLE TO LOUI-
cSLANA.
Ames lmpcached- Tho Vote 80 10 II. N
redherstss, Barksdaic. Tucker, Percy,
Muldrow aud Splght Elected
Managers.

jAcKsuS, Miss. Feb Sa5.-The House
adopted d resolution impoaching Gov
amor Amos OF high crimes and misdc-
meanors In Office yeas 90. nays IA. The
republicans present all voted no. Two
Democrats voted no.
The House elected Featherston. Barks-
dale, Tucker, Percy. Muldrow and
Spicht managers Of the case.
The Senate passed the bill reducing
the fees Of sherifFs about fifty por cent.
and tho bill requiring Boards Of Super
yisors TO give bonds.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26

continues to be guarded by 8 detail OF
what we suppose to be deputy sergeants-
alarms. Judging them from their
faces, the rogues' gallery should be ftlr-
nished at once with their photographs.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26
Dem0cratic.C COnservativ State Central
Committee.

President, Col. /. w. PATTON.
Vice President, ALBERT VOORHEES,.
Secretary, p. J. Sullivan.
Assistant Secretary, 2. Powers.
state Central Executive Committee.
ALBERT VoORHrEs, Chairman.
DIR. s. chopin.
Il. p. RAREsHIDE.
j. +. JONAS.
f. o. CAgTER.
T. II. HANDY.
w. }. CHEvALLIEg.
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MADISON, WIS, Feb. 25.-The Assem-
bly, yesterday concurred in the Centen-
NAL bill, but reduced the appropriation
to $4,000. -
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FOREI1N NEWS.
Discussion I'm the apanish C0rtes.

MADRID, Feb. 25.-A warm discussion
took place in the Congress yesterday be-
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Telegraphlc Nuillmary.
LEvEE sUp-OoMM1TTEE.

The Sub Levee Committee to visit the
,overtiowed lands consists OF Ellis
Hatcher, Welshire, Morey, Money
Roberts, Sheakle'' and Wallace. Messrs
Morey and Money have left; the re-.
mainder will leave in a week to rendez
vous i'm New Orleans. They will visit
the Eads' jetties, bonnet Carre, and all
points up TO Memphis. .s,r.
1n ~ ~ Europe.
eH8-~ DANGEROUS FLOODS.
Freshets throughout Central Europe
are causing considerable damage, more
particularly in Saxony and Silesia. The
Elbe has burst the dykes near Magde-
burg and inundated over fifteen miles ol
country. Tho banks Of the Vistula are
inundated for miles. Several quarters
of Pesth and Buda are submerged, and
the Danube Is still rising.
WARM SPAIN. .4
The CarIists are disbanding rapidly.
Almost all thcir material has fallen into
the hands of tho AlfoDsists. Don Car
los and Lizzaraga are said TO be IN the
mountains with 240O men seeking an
escape to France. A last battle Is anti
cipated however.
TIE FRENCH CABINET.
Dufaure has accepted the premiership
and the mission TO organize " new min
istry. President Mcmahon accepts the
situation, reserving only tho choice OF
Ministers Of War, Marine and Foreign
Affairs
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Marine News.

vICnssuna, Feb. Up Carondelet at q.
m. Bele or shreveport ut q =. M. Down: Katie
and Loo after dark. f"'
Marine News. At'e
SOUTHWEST PASS Feb %. III Barometer $50.
Wind epst northeast and light. Weather hazy.
Arrived, Spanish steamer Marta Mt 9 o'clock this
a 90 pailod Bhip President and bark .Filde.
Tho bark Araldo. previously reported for or
dsrs. has snisd for Paseagoula. ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 25, Henry An
CELL, proprietor OF The Adrian car works,
petitioned for bankruptcy yesterday.
He estimates his liabilities SlG0,96 and
assets $9O,504. Among tho heaviest
OF West Dock, Massachusetts, for $780,
s97. and Peninsular Iron Works Of this
city, for $16.5GO.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-26
Receiver Appointed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-Josoph A..
Greenough has been appointed receiver
OF the Cincinnati and Martinsville Rail
road Company. Liabilities 100000, Of
which $3OO. 900 Is held or represented by
the newly appointed receiver.
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eth AVENUE TlIEATER.
~ Proprietor aud Manager Mr. AUG CsTLN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT TIiIs WEEK,
including SATURDAY NIGHT,
Last nights OF "PIQUE" atorsDa % PIQU with
Mrs Davenport .ohu BroaEham,
JsUes Lew. ~ Sol Smiih Russell
EXTRAORDINARY MATINEE SATURDAY. JdDe 10.
Oplv ma luce Ot FRJu FkOU and JENNY LIND. Miss
DAVENPORT IN 10th lays Ne" songs ana Ia e'a
ETTc IRVieG HALL, y. Y. 1919
I 4 Az. NEW. YORK CENfENNIAL How
BfIEIAkD TOUkNAMENr. 600 points second
Gam FIiay evening Jugr O. p -Gauier IS Sosson
Third Game SATURDAY, 10, at g. n->ex,On Vs. hu-
dOpie Admission, ~ cent rrserred seis - boxes, 3D.
Ga rVe,I fOT ladies' accompanied by g"nfli % n
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CTONING ron LINE ,.,
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Drcs5makins ai,O GlilIinern.

MARIE TILMANN of Paris, importer, opens
vi The finest and largest mtnt OF Partisan summer
Nni cry brought the market ALB GhaVe. near 26
81, date Michel 81
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G;eambca ats amo iia,Iroa1s.
NPW-YORK

NEW YORK GENITAL AND rUDSJN
~ Ry.R i.AILl;,,-.p.-JAfer May q. 1876, Through
o n ca T!l Nsi1eln syp.ess with drawing
1850 seeiai C.iesgo Exprosa with diSwlns'roon
eaf, e r S, SotISr sd Ne terra Express
40 = ~ h aSn'se ar = M AZ Sontrli al So a. Ia
sa o VIZ moh itTS va '1 rt S T an"
s;yO y ny PeSlo isf Y Ni ecand s ' is I'D
* fess also, CHICAGO VIA 10Th l. 5 aid ~ C. alesds
Pan a. ST c S T RI ss cies or sd AZ
q5S I'd rs Broa9waH and q W"s.eo,t EXPRESS C. o4se-
30 lafS riiesB rScy an '4 g IL 900
"aS'"e @ nesl Pass.ls ,r AGENT.
nHNNSYLV ANA RAILROAD THE
TaU>It L,SE .NT UNIFED STATES NJ : /.
otFE Trains leave New orS DeS1rosos and Court
iaPG STTs HaIissrs rtsburgh the west and South
Sunday Iu Lock Haven Cory sna Ere at go a. H.
,pI $50 p ~ connecting 81 Cory Tor titusSue Petroleum
cent. nIT Washington, south Limited
usfoa $ Of FSis r 1Io "a SH,T. a saps
w." sasud \ D. IN. sunday, y =. m.
oE 1 h ma and 'S Ssh dO S91ia t s. = $50
10 "a D. i m. migrant auo seSo class, IN -,
iOGT en-. n p n. Re'niig leave teuttlii psi
75 IsX.xa ~ a, 4 o. $50. y a. 5 8 TO- In 2%
"a x" 9So $40 9 lao p ~, and II night Sunday
S$S ds SS55S s5SS o.t0 !jS J. 74o ana 70 m
6S9 % ~ = sSd isSlO D. ~.
& va, 90 q, 49, 40 55j 5ld 5i6 90 $50,
2SSei99 D. ~ ~ night SUNDAY 52o, co. and .. m
For Wt o,,IG! l, 81 500 y m.
Di SIN ,i .; zs anna - = $40 4iO' 800
tSI ka Sst M,i and icySy lIi 80 m ard 40
fCr Pnerton S;i9 g5 a. Nh g ma 10 I y, ~, p H.
For Ia RI S Ind SH Beaci5 80 m and pm
fSi ilsin he On go 1 a N, i 5I 2 = '
Fer f M B. ricuto~H ur iton aud Camden 80 and
et6s. M, 12S0, 2 !, ., an5 & D. tt a. n, %,
for EE dt1,1' i, snd sGaln 30 a N. and p.
for iilnIsi0Nu Peabercn AM andeI via Perth Amo'y
a. ~, M AM, via Mo .mut Oh JUNCTION. 4 10 D. NJ.
10Y p ie sIcyu and Penn Perth Amboy.
and 7:5Oa H. via Monmouth Ght ION -, ,o %
aS Trirs rive From Pittsburgh 6a5 AM 10 30 A. M.
al Io' o D. ~, daily 1915 a. in. and 600 y III dnly
anu anu NJ i,ssy Nun asmnstou and Ba more G20 a ~.
zoo az 5 ni D. 65j l.; ITO 1l5i ., so,
sit SO go sIi, AMI 25 Sunday. 5'lo 90
0g 3cset Gaces Is ami 81 Lr4dway, No Astor House,
and s;SD % s Bd No ~ All S5a IT'S nSas cbkcn
jersey city Immigrant li'ke Office No atteis pace
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER.
CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
- mrcug June 4.-The New Jersey Southern iaIio.,
steamer CT Wave viii leave PIER q Noitn V', '9o -
Branch at 5 p. m. w. :. SNEDIN, Yen: Nan,
CTONINl; ron LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elegant steamers RHODE i'IAND and NAHRA* ANsEll
leave ter 50. No.lh River, loot oi JaysI' al p ~
NOT ThIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
secnrel Offices OF West>Ot Express Company ANA at sos
'''''"''' PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier p, North
River OF arSplace, at $50 FreiShts via ether
'- l. W FILkINs. G. p. Agt. D. 5. BABcoCK PreSt.
THE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
L Hewburr, Pousikcc1se l'ondout and Kingston land
Wsr'bcro nv feIiv will leave Pier y. X. Nestry sob
DAILY, Sundays excepted al 800 p N
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Ama5fia eri8.


DARK TIiEATER, Boadway and 22d-st.
4 LASr WEEK
i rasr S SLID HHtaFt 98SSE
LANT MAiTNEE CATURDAY,
L@sT MfTiNE. SATURDAY,
LAST NiGHl But on :.
~ JUNGLE TOMS CABIN" WIN Mo- q. G, bnWARD,
Mr.. q. kE1, Mr.. q. Z. iIOW NOD blJOt hhitON;
SiAN ms GEOk,iIA tcJJrcsD JU BiLhE slNGEtS.
BLESSINGS Panorama of tie MISSISSIPPI IOf baan
PRICES Admission. and % Reserved atS IT,
M JOS MCiPIiY,
MONDAY, l2th. IN THE kEEkY Cow" by Mar-den
EiNlON SQUARE iliFAtEH.
proprietor. MI ,,Cs
Mahagei. ht' n ~ tNh''NSAs
THIS Nv LINING,
Ia | pst.srIdH.c OF
CUSSCiE%CG
and
LAST NIGHT q! TIE SEASON,
with the pTesea alton OF copy ~ te UDnD irire ler
souvenir {oot u every gentleman entering the Leati &C
cOmpan. al by lady.
mUNDAT EVENING, tuue 10,
heJpp'aFa here Of the
V ktS PANIiY.
iu Tho ianOus ,Ntray .ganZa
b .i.L.sS ~ THE kIf,iIItN.
THIS narvpl0 siy ii has rely rewritten
for this scueit aud has een supplied VITA music,
dances, songs. sc
lTevoua n the VOKTcS cach evening,
Mr. T. "A. STODUkRT,
his chlTmn sr.e0lty o9tted
Y.
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IA WEST lOrH-SF.-Rooms Ia let, with OF
~ Mithnnl hnard: ref.reno- 5 glAel and Geqnire1
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w a.. riuan ynun- man world IKE 4 plirr ~ c"un
~ undertanls wat thoroughly ana u suing {" mIhr
,liuseli u.cin. cin furnish ic.um a.. ~ al opLLL
2 Gus 100 West 3 ltl ST. cnrusr oi ,s.naiwuy.
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fine Arts.
lilusicll JnsIrulne'lis.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Uunght RENT SELL chcaU. sales monthly
,Iy uonrs tail at NJ NJ. MkktsELLS, No. 3 Cn0h-sIu1ie
b.
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Cr al Wave viii leave Pier X. Nor,H iivr. &
psSirst al 50 a. m ReturniuP the iriia g1v Long
tTancb ais n m w. g SNEDEN, Gen. Man.
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East Siis.

I OR 2 desirable ROOMS, en- suite or singly,
II with BOARD. reference. exchanged. Mis- KENT. Zo
Az RIg.atn q Mtnts
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Dolr0 an0 Rooms.
! ast Side.

tast Side.
SAS LEXINGTON-AVE.- LET, with
ego BOAKD, uiri story hont ROOM 10 gentleman
and ef3 single actymen also HALL ROOM references
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West Siis.

A Y elegant suite of apartments with private
~ table and table dboIe. al 44 'th-sVe LIE
ttf no lat.
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Gr!p Wlnle1

kNANTEn-By mastcrwngllts OF Glasgow,
w scoii,n, large number 81 0p, ratiye JolNEs g0od
"''' LENRY BRUCE, Glasgow.
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Erook]yn Boar1.

Ip P0PLAR-ST.. on the HiGhts-PleaSGT
- ROOM, with BOARD; two minutes from Ful''
Ferry terms 50.
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4 DO CANNOE-ST.--0ne large, pleasant
Il 81 Front ROOM on floor, fuzzy furnished to
gentleman and wife or single gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

"A WEST 1OTH-ST., near 5th-Iye.-Hand-
y Furnished cn1l ROOMS, with excellent BOA KID
u.uuauent or transient parties, references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
S,luailous tUau!eo--fem!le5.

NURSE-By a North German Protestant
~ yOuls A0,nan very Jecgb .rycDmaendtd, clr1
pricu nuf,r Ter yorbc and em~ing clln Vory tnd ~
u,a acy', sober, homes, oblgi1g couItfy
city. tan al EDOKIIAM =, 1907 4t. a @. sea- 2S -s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
4 GREAT OFFER t! Dar,aGF u, ' si. month !;

100 new aad scrond-hnnd SQUARE and UPRIGHT
WtrEEs', - lever pr ee,t thin ever before Inered.
New -Dctlyc Pianos tT $3.50. ,rraBted. Terms,
80 cash ',.t SO nionthiy aniiI paid New Ucrnve
stop Orsnni. .ci3 book cios cts 1 stool wnvrrntcd
r., @fI3 as cash, ~ nthl, until paid. Pianos
rnd Organs 10 REM IA he Cougiry aila,trael C.ta.
iOgrcs rin ed. AGENTS WANTED. HORACE
VAT. Rs. Il SONS. AL HFoadwa y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

ofI WEST 32D-ST.-GO BOARD and
CO handsomely furuished ROOMS In an American
fam.ly reasonable terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
NNrAITKESS md CiI\NIHERMAID.--A neat,

| WASHING Family washing wanted Icy A.
w \auIulr; uod r,fIcHc' gwen No liz West
I 10th st. sytoni ErJr, fICht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
Doar0 duo Rooms.
Below Folrseenth-st.

T,O LET-SocOnd floor Gour rooins) of phi
n vale house 30 LoIOysi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

STH-AVE., No. 3, two doors from the Brc-
~ WORT Uon. with BOARD, elegantly furnished ROOMS,
sing or Gu sI. Transient pernanent retcrences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

HEASlllNG.-A superior AupdIeSS lcOlOicO
w soicIfs .l.il, wash ug do house expert aB
nuuug AID al Elus Of hoirs prompt aha Itliah'o CAL or
a tt.., D Ml~tt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-12-11
State NelrS.

Geo. H. Hackett of Tuubridge has
taken $4,000 bushels of apples at his
mill this season. and made 1862 bar
rels of cider.
A large shipment of government head
stones, comprising about 10000 pieces.
Is being made from West Rutland to
Marietta, ga
A. W. Gray s Sons of Middletown
have just shipped lot of their thresh-
ing machines to Chilli. to parties whC
carefully examined the exhibit at Phil
adelphia before selecting. Good for Yer.
mont's industries.
MORRISvILLE.-Govern Hendee wa:
called home from Washington on Tues
day of last week. by telegram announe
ing the sickness of his wife. who has tht
malarial fever. We learn that she i
improving.
ST. ALBASs BCTTER MARKET Til
attendance was fair on Tuesday. and tn
market quiet Common grades sold a
from sixteen to eighteen cents; good
twenty to twenty-five cents; choice
twenty-three twenty-eight cents. and gil
edged. at thirty cents per pound wit
occasionally an extra lot at somethin
Z higher