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yUANTED- 900 Ladies' and Gentlemen to cal
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CRILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" On exhibition aud for sale by L. T. MAD
OUx IS Carondelet street. AUG If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE
~ Nllnden Clippers The SATURDAY boats for
Shreveport win (. Minden freight, reshipping on
ateasnrr BELLE ROWLAND ut East Point.
uI23 st JOS A. AIKEN. Ill Gravier street.
lIoalsians Levee Compasy, 33 Caro- ,delet
sarDot March 2Osh, 1s76-The regular Annual Elec-
tien for Twelve Directors for this Company to SER
daring the ensuing year will b, held at this Office
= SATURDAY, April 1st 1876, between the hours
a IL A. NJ and p. M
N. A. TARLETON,
mh2O tapl Secretary aud Treasurer.
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Fourteen and a half Feet on the
ShOalest Point.
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In French play the plot shows that the
late American rebellion was caused by Presi-
dent Lincoln imposing tax on absinthe.
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mh20 tapl

OGce Of Now Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany, No. l24 Canal street, New Orleans March 8.
1e5&.-At meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held
1hie day ! dividend Of Three Dollars per share
the paid up capital was declared. payable to the
0fockholdera ON and after MONDAY, April 8 1876.
An new stock being paid in full on or before the 18th
booke will he closed for ton days previous to April B.
rnhlO fap3 q. C. LEWIS, Seci etary
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From the Jetties.

Constant Deepening Of the Channel
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The ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-The spectacu.
lar drama of ..Around the World in Eighty
Days" is still attracting large audiences to
this theater. The mechanical effects are now
worked very smoothly and successfully. and
all the characters very we'll performed. The
scenery is very attractive and interesting and
the ballet well trained and managed in their
scenes. The play is destined to be success,
and will doubtless run through two weeks.
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Jemrey,s Sparkling Ale,
Byass's Champagne Pale Aie'
r,rNr OLD PORT and SHERRY WINES Etc,
SCOTCH. IRISH, BOURBON and RYE WHISKY,
nm TOM GIN, JAMAICA and SANTA CRUZ
RUN; Etc.
For sale by
JOB I'll

LIS Common street. opposite St Charles Hotel.
aoLE AGENT for John Jeffrey 4 Co. Edinburgh.
nhls 81
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10 Ccntcnnial.- Thosc DESTROYS Of contrib-
utine articles for exhibition in the Womens Depart
1T Of til Centennial Exposition will please make
na,ulication 1T IN early dale to
MRS M. C. LUDELING.
New Orleans,
rrr.her Of Women's Centennial Executive Commit
- for Louisiana. mhe u
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OMce Of the n. Q. G:s Light Company.
1rsrch 10 ls76-A final dividend Of Five Dollars
- shara will be paid to the holders Of the old stock
81 this Com any on and after MONDAY, April 3, in
= tho consolidated Company
T;he transfer books will be closed March q to
lransfer Of old stock and from aud after April no
disfinction will be made in transfers between new
and old shares
By order Of the Board Of Directors:
"A s--S "a - " YALLOIS Secretary.
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More Troops for Cuba.
General News.

Foreign and Domestic Markets.
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"ANTED-PUKCHASE FOk AtivS FItUM
W the following varieties Of chickens Partridge
Oochin, - per dozen; Buff Cochin 50 per dozeo;
White Legh0rn, - So ser dozen. The . owe chick
- hsve been selected VITA view Of having the
qualities. For particulars address P. G.. Bulletin
O1ROa. d28 tt
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED-OCCUPANT FOR WELL FUR
~ nished rooms, IN q house centrally and agree
obly located. One is front room with gallery. and
thero are two others adjoining. Price moderate.
Private family. Apply at 70 Rampant street mh5tf
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"ANTED-A GOOD SIZED SECONDHAND
w sole leather TRUNK Must he ia good c .ndl-
tsn and cheap. Address Trunk Bulletin office.
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THE NEW MAGAZINE,
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FOURTH NUMBER (JULr) READY 10.
DAY.

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The New York herald., 1876-01-27
CONGREGATIONS IN BROOKLYN.

THE LONG ISLAND PLANNING MILL DESTROYED
LOSS $40, 000-oNE HUNDRED PERSONS
THROWN OUT OF WORK.
Early yesterday morning IRE originated IN the
engine room OF the Long Island Saw, Planning and
Moulding Mill corner Of Bond and Third streets.
Brooklyn, which spread with such rapidty that in
short time the extensive buildings heap Of runs
The walls partly OF brick and partly OF wood two
high with frontage Of lbs feet Bond street
and extending 100 feet in the direction OF Hoyt street
The fire discovered about half past O'Clock by
John Conlon the watchman, who smoke Issuing
from the crovces in the roof and around the windows
An alarm at telegraphed and promptly re-
sponded TO by the engines and true ks detailed for thai
district Several steady streams were soon pouring
the FIRE, which by this time had begun to spread
with alarming rapldty. Chief Engineer Nevins sent
for reinforcements, and engnes-and three
trucks battling with the flames. The intammabe
of the contents Of the mills rendered the remeu
and the owners OF property in the vicinity apprehensve
that there was great danger Of the fire communicating
with about 5000 600 worth Of lumber which piled
near by the bank OF the Gowanus Canal BY exert
ing themselves TO the utmost the fremen succeeded
In conhnlne the IRE TO the mills, which q total
loss over 100 men were thrown out of employment
by the coRnagration The mills owned BY MessrS
Pease PoiIlon, who estimate their total loss on ma
chinery, buildings and stock at trine sac 0O0
in the Lancaster, Ktna, Hartford, Orient Phoenix
America and other companies
Fire Marshal Ready made an investigation. The
testimony Of Francis Lippitt showed that Tuesday
afternoon previous TO the fire there explosion
near theI boiler caused by the confined smoke and
air Of the furnace, which caused the back wall TO fall
down. IL Is supposed that the drant In the engine
room swept some sparks from the furnace into a
quantity of shavngs the engine room floor and thus
set hre TO the building. IL Is understood that hessrs
Pease and Pioon Will erect now struure at early
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENTS.

Professor P. W. Bedford will lecture this evening be-
fore the Young Peoples Association at West Twenty
third street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The subject OF the lecture will be water" and it win
be illustrated by chemical experiments and stereopt-
con apparatus
A lecture on the "Reations of the Greek and Angi-
Churches" will be delivered this evening at Trinity
Church House, corner OF New Church and Thomas
streets before ST. Paul's Guild, by the Rev. Nicholas
Bjerrlng, priest OF the Greek Church.
The Rev. stephen H. Tying Jr, will deliver ad-
dress on Exercises with the Christian Swordn this
evening at 0livet chapel Sixtythird street. between
First and Second avenues
literary and dramatic entertainment will be held
at the hall of St Peers church. OF Barclay
Church streets, this evening in aid OF the parochia
schools Of the church.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
THE LODER MYSTERY.

The excitement In regard the mysterious death Of
ex-Justice Loder, in Jersey City, s the increase
HERALD reporter made inquiry yesterday, and
tanned that Loder had called al drug store In his
neghborhood and asked for Ave cents worth Of
rosve subimate the day preceding his death The
druggist refused to sell it and Loder Immediately pro-
ceedod TO paint shop in the vicinity and succeeded in
purchasing five cents worth of Paris green At ten
O'Clock that night the servant girl who had been In
his employ for many years, astonished find him
bed moaning and asking for some one
TO help him "why Mr. Loder,r she said,
@did You eat many buckwheas cakes ="
'lOh " he replied, 'T'n not any moren On the
following morning Dr. Knoblack, who resides at the
corner OF Summit avenue ard Scott street. called
County Physician Stout and told hm that Justice Lo-
der had poisoned himself There are some singular
facts the that call for investigation Loder
was to have been arrested the day he died sud-
denly, for an alleged incorporation of money on
mortgage at the suit OF MI James Roman He had
already obtained three weeks grace TO satisfy the
count and he said 70 Mr.. Glsubrecht "Suppose
don't pay tomorrow will ! be arrestedY" Mr.. Glau-
brechi replied in the Affirmative. IL is also strange
circumstance that the certificate for burial give
by Dr. Gilman while the attending physician DR..
McNeL No post-mortem examination made, and
the case will DO the subject Of investigation before
tho next meeting OF the Board Of FreeholderS DR..
Stout refuses 10 investigate the matter.
The New York herald., 1876-01-27

would receive by this bill 5000 year, with
furnished residence which, with other incl
denias was equal 10 81, 500 This officer
now receives SO, OO0 year, someting like H. Four
professors az the academy received $3 500 and four
other professors, who are not army officers, receive
$4,000 THIS bill now proposes TO give them s., 500
furnished house fuel and light equal TO S. 600 year
He compared this compensation with that OF
secretaries OF departments in Washington, who re-
ceived only So 800 year without any house other
allowance aud with that OF the Governor oI New Jer-
sey who only got So 600 year without any residence
or other contingencies But the people OF New Jersey
don't know any thing about extravagan modes OF living
and that was the reason their State in debt
They had lived in something like the old style Of
ony and prudence; not in the highialutin style OF
llNng that prevailed In Washington (Iaughter) Ths
Dill proposed that army officers stationed West Point
should nave the same pay and allowance they hAd IN
the army AS TO the pay Of cadets he said he should
be very sorry TO destroy the utility Of West Point ne
was an advocate Of that academy and he desired 10 see
II upheld He had brother who graduated there,
and he himself had been on the Board
Of Examiners that he knew something
about the institution When his brother was there the
pay OF cadets WAS f2s per month and now this Dill
proposed TO give them $40 Entrance 70 the Military
Academy eagerly sought for. IL was the road 10
distinction Ii the road which led Taylor and
Jackson and others the Presidency he did not won
that the aspiring youth of the country sought by
scores and nobody could doubt that II II were allowed
the academy would be filed up without any charge at
ali 20 the country. He submitted therefore, that the
objections urged against the bill we're not well founded
aud he reminded the House that the road toward
omy was Open and that il in the discretion OF
the House to say how far IL should be pursued
After further discussion, in which Messrs Hurbut,
Of Illinois, and Mr. Chittenden, OF New York, particl-
pated the committee without action on the bill,
aud the House at "A quarter to i've adjourned
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

AKB-READ.-At ST. Bartholomew's church, on
Tuesday, January 25, by the Rev. Cornelius B. Smith
ALBRo AKIN 10 EMMA, daughter OF Thomas b Read
ESQ., all Of this city.
BRooKs-HANnroN Wednesday, January 26
1876 ut the residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev Or. J. W. Kramer, CHARLES S Baooxs of Chi
cago ILL.,, TO LfEzE, only daughter Of William Ham-
ton, Esq., Of this city.
Boston and Chicago papers please copy
BRowyB-AcKLBr. LBr.-On Tuesday, January 25 At the
First Baptist church, Greenport Long Island by the
Rev Charles Hiscox, j. OWEN BROWNE OF New York
70 CARRIE K AoKLHY, Of Greenport
GEHNARo-ODDoNR-O January 25 1876 LoRxyzo
GKNNARo 10 ANGELICA ODDoSH
KKELKY-wKEKEa -0n Thursday, January 90 1876
the residence OF the BRIDES brother by the Rev
B. Rossiter, JAMES KKRLKY TO HANNAH NJ WKKKEs
both OF this city.
U'NKnL-GABAY.-on January s, by the Rev. G. g.
narrower HExRY 0NElLL, Of Philadelphia to ALGKxoRA
GABAr, OF this city.
PRKSrcS-MnLa On Tuesday, January Is at St
Thomas Chapel by the Rev. Robert Lowery DANIEL
PRKNrrcE 10 FAHNuR only daughter Of Edward Mills ali
OF this city No cards
SMITH-VANBLASKkNsTBrS- S-On Wednesday January
26 in the horavian Church, Jay ST. BROOKLYN NJ y
by the Rev. Charles b. Schultz y b SMITH, Of woon-
socket, X L. 70 4. A. VANBLANKRNsrEYN daughter OF
C. y. Yanblankensteyn No cards
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
SUPPOSED swNDLERs ARRESTED

Chief Of Police wallns received letter few days
ago rom prominent grocer Of Hudson, Ohio ealing
hls attention TO inclosed circusar that savored
strongly OF swindiins which had been sen, him by
person signing himself W. II. Parker, No. 712 Broad
way The circular was gotten up in the customary
confidence way beginning with urgent request for
strict secrecy and then setting forth plan for making
money rapidly. The signer, 10 said, formerly a
wholesale grocer In Phadephia who, owing 70 bust
ness complications, had recently faed HIS
creditors being nard- hearted men, ne determined
70 protect himself and 20 that end had shipped New
York $50 900 worth Of merchandise which he now
offered for sale at an extraordinary sacrifice.
Detective Kealy was intrusted with the case and
yesterday arrested two men carrying on suspicious
bookscing business az No. 746 Broadway, whom he
believed 70 be the principals in the fraud On beins
taken the Central 0fcc the prisoners gave thoiF
names az I. r. Matthew and r. Douglass From ev.
dence found on their persons the police expressed
themselves satisfied that the were old Offenders 70
the confidence line although nothing was discovered
that traced their connection with the game mentioned
| Thex NeSa tskep " kssax AaEkei cQRZb
The New York herald., 1876-01-27
OIEO.

BKcKER-At Fort Reid Fla, January IA HEn-
MANN W., son Of o. k. and Johanna b Becker
Friends aud acqualntanc are invited 10 attend the
funeral, from German Lutheran church Schermarhorn
near Court ST. Brooklyn, this day Thursday at twelve
o'clock.
BEoIEY.-on January %. RosANSA. daush,er Of the
late James and Anna Begey the $50 year OF her
age
Relatives and friends OF the family arc invited IN
attend funeral from her late residence on Fridav
2Sth inst at Two O'Clock p NJ -
BowKKR-January 25 1873 Mrs JAM BowxKa In
the Glst year Of her age. Aflef lncerino and verv
painful illness, which she bore With Christian forttnde
and resignation.
Her relatives and friends are invited "a at,.nd ,h.
funeral services In the Church Of the Holy
OF 10Th 81 and 6th av this Thursdayl mornng
at eleven O'Clock. without further Invitation
BRADRL-On Tuesday, January rs GEoRcR oulv
son OF Valentine @. and Elizabeth Bradel 80
Funeral this day Thursday at two p NJ frorn The
residence OF bis parents, " Lewis av Brooklvn.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
BRIcroLLs-On saturday, January 22 1879 MAGGIE
BRIGNoLLs vile Of Edward Brgnolis and daughter of
Archibald Stuart Of Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh papers please copy
BRoSskR Tuesday, January Is MARIA wife OF
Antonio Bronner, native Of Romeo Cantone Ticino,
Switzerland, In the 3Sth year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend the funeral Thursday the 2ith Al half past
one O'clock from her late residence 81 Laght street.
New York
Burr Suddenly on Tuesday, January rs, 1870.
knnKrr d. BURR Esq
The remains will he taken 70 Lewiston Niagara
gounNAN N. .I.s iM lnleEmenk