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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-30
TIE LAW OLE DOMEP.
JOHN l. BROWNS FIRST WIFE TO SHARE IN HIS
PROPERTY.

JOHN l. BROWNS FIRST WIFE To SHARE IN HIS
PROPERTY.
In partition suit brought by Charles Guidet
20 divide property owned by him and the late John J.
Br ]wn, Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court, Special
Term, has decided that cannot release, directly
indirectly. her dover right TO her husband John L.
Browns first wife was Mary Ann Brown. They were
in 1928, and separated by agreement N 1888
deed OF eparati0n drawn between them, in which
he a third person IN tust for her $4,000 She
III return agreed TO accept il in satisfaction Of every
claim she had him by of her marriage She re-
leased by the cearot language hin property present and
future from all claim OF dover she survived
her husband. John l. Browns second WIFE
was Mrs. Hannah L. Brown to whom and to
his son by her he left at his death all
his p-opertv Both widows were PARTIES 10
The GluGet suit elder claiming dover The otter an
her husbands under the viii. Judge Van Worst
holds ttat woman cdl ia DO case convey directly or m
directly her husband her ht OF dover Ihat TEht is
her main tenaucc and il i matter OF pubic policy t
she should retain IT, To enable real property 20 be trans
fcred the law allowed her t. release her dover under
certain restrictions to third persons, hUt not - br s-
land There equitable csteppel Of this claim ~
reason oI receiving ts @l0OOO. Her husband was
bound "a maintain her the position his means Just Ihc,
simply performed that duty. The statute making The
wi,es election OF Il eIs sum in lieu of dover bar 70
lpr Of dover did not apply. IL only applied 10
choice after the deah OF me husband. lie therefore
gives Judgment thar Mrs Mary Ann Brown is Cntted 10
her dover in her husbands share OF the property.
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p1eSENG 30 4RRLTED.

FROM LIVEKPOoL-ll sfs0F'sstO BpIrta, March %
D. T. Bel f. =. Iirk.y, Hr ..i ir.. T. F. BTEg-. Geo =
carr. j. CiacSvihcs. Nr az Mrs. T. Dixon r1in. Don
-r- Graham. J. Tic son T. :, it'L,.cef'
NT. hu.icr o.! r. Lewis a. Paect r p dr't't 4 j. k-t,
Mr. .trot uaander B0Desl, /. s.. So j. S,ap Ju A'-
small NJ !. Soutb"CrI, Il IS. iF.4L lr ". fr@ef INA
Wait. laiy Werner aud m;iid. Taco. Wei, " %. Npi.lt
FROM HAEA$A-I1 steamship C'yDf Vera fraL Hl4Ch
2g--aaa-I o.. ~ L.ulog. 0lic daughter 1Gd -"TyaE'
Rtsse and daueht,r Washington IL'sov, "'9Igs
". lie Nj Al-XaHdr-la Aarth Ms Palh.ra Iil b@ii
FTIn,isCp l,gmDi, /c, E'itiai, DfIirIcp VA zero
Angelo oman ". orarT3s &entF. Dr. T. ~'caTrfs
Estrada, 4 o.pu trans. i IL. LIla4i u "a PrfT G. T. t'
g. Ire and j. y. watson, 3D. r. Dilz NJ. tr"iHrrrrr
q mel, ~ "A. Ross -. CiiIc;lu. 81. To Tcucl, j.
Franco A. 81 ,I J. Errcon.3ri, Alexander AA,G4N, Frr
Kerr J. j. Houston, Leone Aazraro, taiio OueyeGo Cue
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SHIPPING NTELLiGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK

PoRr OF NEw-YoRK ...............-~M AEcE %.
CLEARED
Steamship Rotterdam Dutch Wis., PotterlaH, Funeh' Edge
@-,susip A!satla lBrj Campbell, Glasgow, lienaerson
.qu hip rr.a CGerl Meyer, Hamburg Plymouth and
-;,nii,j IA ma Or, Leddcoat Hamilton, Bermuda. \.
-es4s,p Arab (Brl Brosr Antwerp Bes. 600. " Col
-icI.-hip Richmond Kelly, Norfolk, City Point AMI Rich
mn. Old Dom,r.Ju ~ rusllp 20.
--a,ns,ip amy Caaaad,1 Moore, E1.umore, VIM Dai-
e,m-hp ,isyaower Davt'.ou philadelphia James Hand
sIrr.a-hp Co,uu'1s Herrr -. ana " /. Cyse 9 g."
snip iiec'aao n ,f'1j Johnson t. george y B. B.ya -
eg Mara I-ouise cNor) Jensen. Philadelphia. Penn
- ,ca .eian, Wheeler. san rra4c5co. sutton Co.
Er.D Ra.~ar tfT.l. rose.. Duboy Ca. Jas. kdH son.
BaL Gazele. Duntze Ne'fseo"h b'hi l. ITO" Diid-eS
8ara Anne MarsrctDe (Sor. Jacobsen, Hui, Ens Ben.
i Barr can Chief lr Cool. Wellington ana POr; Lyt'Ie
hark Jose D. Bu,ao, Jones st. Jago dc Cuba waydei
Blk scutcla 1tal Igrro Ginral,ar Fuaeh E4vs = Co.
Brg Josie, Pctjgr-w. Port Johns1n y J simpson, CApp
, vauIlus tTr1 Todd saruaa Graude WayG-n d. Co.
scar o. TONS. Bridgeport. stamford Aanuaetur
tcI,r P \ Forsyth Iobbe Bridgeport Conn, STANFORD
echf LA F-lmoi Palmer. BRIDGEPORT stamford Manuiae
urn nm 'exncton Leighton nTunswcs Ca warren Pay.
seHr N. Dickinson. iooker CamPeche ana LAsun-
scl- HeIry Parker Levi, ManzanIo Cuba, Van Bruni
Scbr O. p Whitman Mcdonald, Gloucester Mass. R.
W. TIwei * O.. , .. 49,. u
senr Vim. r. Mcdonald, AcDonad Gl0rcesier. Mas, H.
Sclr i.aac ii. Borden, Dodge Pan River, Nasa. H. w.
sc!r Enza 4. scrbner. slh, Philadelphia, Penn Evans
Bal & 90. -. $1,000. -,
ARRIVED 80.
Ftsa,usalD John Brrmall EE. Newiug1n Naita t.l -.
Ne-sn g1th and Palermo March T. with fIut 10 Fhrlb,
Bros q Co. vessel 20 Arke. Trfis Co. PASSED. Oibai'f
q -. 90, ..t,n
Sframshlp Ve-i CrnZ DnFrn Havana March -lN'h
r,as. and pass 7. Aiexandre & -OnH- - n,
III aansiiu Of Texas Nirkersn Galveston M.rc ~
s Rev West 2fr with ndsc and C. H. N Eloi y -
FTieucc strong = W and y. W gales The thtie psASt
Steamship CarGndelet F-.rc0th, Fernandila MafeA - va
ptt i,yal g5th with IDsf. iId pass 10 G. n hAuA
steamship John Ginson, AasBEo Gsorss'"Nh d. L. ADJ
Arvau,,Tts v IA uuiss. and o. J. l. ho1Inr u
-t1Imship PrrriJmen Pierce PhiiidcinhH WIN o""' ~
ho1nd to Port mouth: put IN Tor h9Tbnt. o,
Sfeauship Leopard. AibeTsOn Philadelphia WIN 'oAi ID
Laund 10 New. heslf0rsi put IN for "A hAtDof
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A QUESTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXA
TON.

An important question as to what personal
property taxable IL raised in an appeal py the London
and Manchester Plate Glass Company from the decision
of the Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments fixing
their taxable property in this city at 100000 The ap
peants claim that al their capital is invested in En-
gland that they have office here the furniture OF
whcn may be worth $500 ard on this they are willing
to pay tax All the rest their glass sent here
merely for sale AID the money received for is at
cIificd to them They claim thai property cOrin- mere
under such Circumstances e to which - OnIy Iela i'u
bv them lie needed o. make SAFE Is not "4ti
tir description of property whicii Is taxable.
The commissioners adJiit the diiicditl oi piaclng
vepe on changing stock Of goods, hut INSIST that me
average represents I'm amount OF invested c9
tl N tbs State hieh Is taxable as personal property
IjpciSiOu reserved.
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nECI.I0Ns-M,rrno 90.

Svprc-re Court Chen te7y-Bv JUDGE Lawrence
ag irt sgmf AZ 1s SAN az zane In me uisttcr
o. Rc,la,sn In the nllr q InS.9:-G shsi45
vart Ne lcaiugs and order ol reieiruc IN iis car -
ai1iic1oa Hubert at Hnbbcrt-Rerort % referee is
99a4Ia'd ana ia-sa.t % niHS,s s Iee '1 Ohm s
Ro"rlc Nuiual Life surance Company Is one OF The &c
c,I, rsf no, 10 M K any order Or cree he
i,' S"aL,' iof , re roi.c M ~ ~ case Tbe
1@yp 1n n Sa g ile,i65 ss t @Aic- reading
Tie o' iaiJH o. he General ,"ri am % . o"n ' 'ne
oriny action. and tul, tn whole lssue shoiid be dspo-
ct as mon Ne iria Of ~ aet "a 4 ts eS ~ III 5
Tenn from The Fe;eree's decision. ~,
,oeeiqi Icrn-By Judge Van vorst-Gudpt AT. Brown
and oIs-JuIepcHt Tor plaintiff. Cpn on Ol.rien a9t.
HavnirF rchant Bank Of Canaa agt Barrett and an'
Common Piels-.SpcriaI Teria-Bv Judge Larremore.
ngeSereaer ast chseic ffTht 9si; A5y Ear r
0fkcv AT Baron az. same- gpica ions rr3esg
Tsf,,achcr IT an1rs titat jude Robinson has aready
Tor, me- stewart AIT BesReport Of Tfrrrc md
In The matter Of Iruterson sc-Iioi approved. Hcsen
ApDicaDn acni,G. I4ihiu at itltt-
Pgfcrorcc ordered 20 assess damages Ch-7c act Herne-
By Judge Roaason-In the matter Of Leyy-order entered
granting allowance.
Norm. Coayf-Chaabeys- Justice Me Adam
al; Observation-Disclosures Ned sierriapi i- Van
s ,aI, 2nh I,f mic - he en5p Pleas aein a. County
Judgel 70 commence an action III th, cot p s Is'
81: order granted. Mayer act. SCHNEIDER NaJ ast
C,fy; laoGe Manu. hou0ss granted tire aet
Tviug-l-ht u examination denied UUOn -Aug slpHlsIu
ta plantin became owner aftsr maturity 81 u ho'@
HGto ',; asr co tAaHin ,Do1n. aet KanPro-
cretines dismissed. Thonct ass. Bo htrmrlL -Dr'aAt
Han aet Vrsgh-Wrs HensAcanr Countv allowed
Court Pant H.. Up 19S2 Code s"' I'll lrt-'ael
The eN1IGGaDn uf Judgment dt-orln a"i 90
execution before il RETURN under the coud
Inc tlia''
proof has property subject % levy Nhh
h uniusIy refuses II apply toward The o Z" we
Judgment, where the pOpeItT when go debtor " @ 20 ~
ply IA bis mispue pos'tssirn anc S --'cI .H IVY; ie
creditor bound levy fherrUu instead 0 u,fitn ~ ~ -
ur0cc.dnas Sackrit trwton. 10 How lfJ Pro
ceedugs dismissed Publishing Com any aai Fer on
SampOu at Prisoner DISCHARGED under fourteen az act
Jaeger agt. Iu,ker.ThonIa J.. Fcnor ca, app li.d r.
ccivcT
BY Justice Sheridan. Erich agt. AbTlhams-Cass settled
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futon. Tho bow committed or examination Annie
POgth q, j-5 E:st Siy,ufy fourth J., charged A-tsr
Poster wh beRg te athrr ~ her child Tno preus OF both
parties nseted l. the marriage ui an" eoEiaiIaB aud "
pusorei Juucc Eixty accordingly performed the aaliase
cgf -gcny
At thc Tomlis Police Court Yesterday. Mary
T. MCtTafi @ r asaaat \
thlfb-.i Wecucsav riyir hrlsi IN a"i1ul u
$1,000 bail Money Binoncr 81 No. ii Na-aiu 49,
81. charged toinae GTukof, sicia ltf Win
sftalic IaCtetrnok cOut0iGng - = hciu Ter IrNI
VIII. crossing the Eal,Oh ferry @as Detained ~ DO
laIf
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Moon SZc
3i-a WAITE A.
SANDY Hook. Sd Cows $50 ZACH @. Ferry -lO:4i
WAiLa THE PAY .. "a
g2J Hell G.. teirJ IA
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pINSEilnR, NlLLEn-

Ba.setI, Ir,L Aathei. J.. e.. HsuieI Nh J. -i.o n
N+-s Jsrc- r. T. Hunt l. %. AFtr, =. f. = L. Laliicr.
j. G. ua-tscru b. n. G.. r. Darrell. JClE Ied Mrs.
IL. li!
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itnsical JnsErume'rls


A FEW second hand WEBER PIANOS ut
very barcans, Oi them us" but very sart
by lest musicians aui really almost as -OJi ~ new,
fuilI warranted 10 every respect
Please cal at the $500
| IGHTE y ERNST, old house Of Lighte l..
u Brtt1drY Offer their splendid PlSNOFORtts az lO1
prices easy monthly payments AZ II East itsL ASS
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
- X. BALL II Co.
>. No. 10 EA 81 LATEST.
ChlcEerngs StcinHlys and other Pianos and Org3rs low
fOrsasa. miscellaneous. and fur reiu.
a GREAT OFFER M NJ T S5i,s @ h!r%s
dIsrcs, o., 100 PIANOS and ORGANS aud coa,Ind
81 Hrselss makers including WATEiil al lower prices
fi each %. let gL;u paid than be-
fore offered. WATEES GRAN D. 50! tE, aIt HsISltr
PI NNO- and O{GANS INCL! DlNG lUt i. NV NOL-
VINTR and BOUpnIHJ a. the Bl,sT MAIL s.uctaNe
Paro= $50; 1ia rlCc not used year: ~ stop prs1ns
so. -" stops SIS: -" sioi 500 '5' sois ti5 Io'
etols s; IN" s. SEQ Not used vea IN p"ircct
der. and warranted. LOCAL and TSANELING AGEH -
WANTED. ILLUSTRATED Catalogues NAKED Asera. ~.
count Truckers. Ati5cry, CiHrtc, L1dJe, dc ,h"rf
mus AT hali price FORAGE WATERS & SONS, Manu
actuYurs rd GcaeFs 30 Fast ithst, Union sgGre y Y
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4 GREAT OFFER I'M. VIII 4 T., a E!r9.
Gitratiors Uauteo-- llalcs.

A PROTESTANT young man wants work IN
"a g0Oc. careful driver; uBtcrstIust,
the carr and plain csidenng VII mako himself
ust+H! nsslt tan at aC6 jtnsyc. nrs: .3dst
ITO take charge Of greenhouses or gentle
mace bv yoarc American tsBs-l: Is ~ Pm. n
practical FLORIST glvc istcaS- tciercuCc' from T.
lrr employ reasonable srcily iInpc-a'c At
Is. r., West ~uC Crretlintscs, tcES tals y. v
ITSEFCL MAN-IOUS EWOkK-By IA Ger
u Protestant G1 aad vc age 40 y'er3 80 children:
sesA, cOOa dish de- q. kds II is-lOOr
G,Iuag Gls0 H. cattle aC aur-N irvr&c wife AL
II good CUs and laiIdIs>s y 9. rec0i-
noudat.0ns. Cal al lCS OhaVc, near @tLs-. CAHPEN-
IIES AGENCY.
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4 SWEET THING y AET.-ihddy OHaMran ::
Which ] understand, sorr, - i5'r Ecler HuGoi we're
wantngl Artist: "eii-.tl--yc'rsi bdi II vas model
flr % .erapL. B.dJy: Al, hogarr. then, nEt rs your
scf ~ luck this dav Tar saints BE- praised bal ian 3
the boy He'ssWatcr tha" any syIah-. rdHlI Folk.
When the Earl of B was brought before
Lord Iourhhorou g. 20 he examined uI'u an Crail"
statute q uUacT a1ins; him, thc Chancellor 7hed
him. How many l.gs sheep u o. Does OR Tor :
-nin fucau" suld T., ga iy- sheen ~ dead orc =
l. It Hoi the same thing e. cred the tEaIc llJf
"No, ny lore" said Lord b, iI,re - EI-cA diic-
cucc: a i've sheep h9s f0aT, ,tc1d one bu' tV-hcte
are Uut legs - mutton. the others are shoulders.
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9mue emeUIs.

| 4 CADEMY OF MUSIC DIE WALkURE
Tie Director re.5s5iSy Informs public tal the
Tw3 IS Sa Ey EXtR 9FE PPfAHGs26 hEANTG
v WI 9e s ESy t ne hT I1r T". 0s
For the dr ime in America chari waeneTs opera after
elaborate preparation entirely new scenery ne" Costumes
-, DIE wyALKIUng3E5 r-,cs,
TUESDAY Ey,E,XilI,X,Glii GA Aggrls, at7'ao'
Seats for e above now at Academy Q, Music and also
wEDNEsDIY, April In NeTarS
TIT EsDAY. April hl"oAy u
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-TTALIAN OPERA.
~ The SALE Of SEATS brgtus today at a. H. ~ me
Academy Subscribers viii please cali fOr their 'ieketa
frlji4S As, 9fEiA s sF NiaISrs
AND FOUR MATiNE:e5; .. -.--...:
wIru the llAyAyA oPERA coMBlMAr9S.
OPENING NiGHT WEiB5TTII;1sIP}A1.T4,, APRIL l.
Nine pAIMiER a. Nh die - M&ecK yie BA,fBELLI
sicEari CELiDA BERrOLAsi DAL NEGRo. ,,,-,,,.,or
On = Fr if5 .i q APr 8 ~ oSD GPERA SIGBT
IN n ac.i1c rehearsal 1:HI " DoX CGBIos
5O Reserved ySc seam Isc oq ci n%
seat soc extra Boxes. 40 aud ~. -. ,e,... -,
and III Broadway aud % Union square
DALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
There will he No PERFORMANCE at ms ,leater TO.
NIGHI. there win De- No MAlINEE 70 morrow.
EASTER EyE-Frsr Production O. ne GRASR RON u
Particulars N SATURDAYS papers =. o1slleet DOW ops
V1NGI,E THEATER. Ia Belle Poule
T. TO-NTGHT GOOD FRIDAY 30 PERF0RMANCE
as'gee at 2 and and TPefST PE xsi4 50
wheu viii be performed II eryes la,t 5nses's'
IN AIMEE has lrhie sed cnornou. snccess r
i if /; IA and FfFiWTLL hffEARGNCE
T9sa IN atloa 70 m51t 1 S . C9 9sa v
{. eq, The 1sautll4 spanish SON. Ia tI.-, 80 ~
Prey 81 a Picture" and ildcOrsndt 1ion'r. Sc go,
A M6SD ll hpri Ms - AS&A DiGKISs5Y
EAGLE THEATER. Anna Dickinson Season.
IL 4 ROWN or THoRNs.
ANNA. \ PowERFUL, CAST. DIICCKKItXXs 5Cy
anna MAGNIFICENT DRESS Is. DICkINsON'
OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY APRrL2
rhe best play o. the century"St Louis Globe Democrat
The sale Of seats is progressing AZ tne box Gfee
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" MISS luton " ne TrarG Sit s'e SCrrr
sST5 MgLT2 o,r ES SI5e ~ "a EI r EMoSD&Y
Sunday Evening BROWN, the Mind Reader. -
HELLER WONDER THEATER.
- THE .F S.!, aafhH iFa@@f9$H{E OF
THE GREAT NE5CiEiidrMhNcEGa MORE WONDERFUL
EVERY EVENING Al 3.
Motinces Wednesday and Sa'lriay a; q
EXTRA ni MRT '2i5 2'EsgA S = "a I5XDAY.
NNUET DE la CQUR.. ..,
IA Prqf BAHSE2 and Class s "d exeeie 1 sns V
with m ms grace and elegance the reception " Prot \
M8ND THIS Friday EVENING, aJ 10 O'CLOCK Al A'ePH
Hall 52Lst. and Broadway --------
NEW BROADWAY THEATER, cor. 3Oth-st.
- GREAT SUCCESS or
Miss MARIAN MORDAUNT
Comedy,
OUR GIRL
90
1-,-Fpv E EvF " ~ 10 80 ar = SATURDAY at g
I'm s We ropaT1tion Tor production under patronage Of
tieSons Of temperance the great temperance drama,
ME- HANIC'S DACGIirEkj or,
THE CURSE OF DRINK.
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CnI-Rr OF ApPEALs CALENn NJ

albany. March o9.-The Court Of Appeals day
c-Ien ar for FRIDAY Nlrc g. 1877 follows nos 2jj,
POI, 2O4 2I0 DO 2i5 IL. AID -J-.
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tIiiuatlous Unnlea~-feRalcs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE VII. IF RECEIVED II TIE : p.
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Eettures Gno nleetlngs.

Eertures Gno nleetlnas.
-,>~oo~~>~~~~.~-~,,,.~~-,,
Ill SOULS CHURCH. FOurth-avc., corner
a Twentieth st.-GODD FRIDAY service THIS MORN
ING at ! oclocK. Rev. Dr. BELLOWS vii preach
COOPER UNION, Room 24.-Lrctare intro
HAND tfrrel FRIDAY EVENING March 30, ~ r. : nee
class vi organize SAiC RDAf a p III
COOPER TNION-Fre Lectures for the people
u In line Great Hal az g. 49, SATURDAY. MARCH 81,
the lecture " Il delivered by Prof 7. {. MENDEN HALL
OF Columbus, Ohio,
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with experiments am l3Etefu illustrations.
Tickets b. lad the Office tie Cooper MON
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BOY WANTED-ln office of wholesale drug
- hnuse must be eocd AZ figures Arpiy 10 fRASER
LEE, 20 Bss kmsr st
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Clothing, ST.
fnrn!tIre.
5re GreGm.

T,TSSEILs ICE CREAM best in the city, 25c.
L -f H. cI.rrres AID large pares ChtT.Gtt: iiGsse
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4 RESPECTABLE young WOMAN wishes a
~ sitpailon 10 TRAVEL. W;tb i.y family.
scn ng int caberwok. Address a. D., ~ v ashagon
Az llfy.iIn.
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6orsss, Carriages, 1Gruess, ~c.

6orses, Carriages, 1Grufss. Vc.
T-cr1oV UOTsF OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
= ~ II ~, Johnston 4 Van fass'.l,
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tFvc,ins Post bHlldiIe.l 800. 90. ,.-..
,tcpsr CAFrEAGE B!-tNEI on t- =
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he -rr!uctas! pr,'riSev Llr sanu strict
pr ,Ti, ,.s ,vl ch nave chafact"rLci TIE
, - 81 or 10 -. thr rsge't 1nd t9.HeAes OF
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Board nH1 Rooms.

bodro nH0 Hn0M5.
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A ADVERTISEMENT FOR sTHE StN-
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i,rt aFe cor F.srtv n tee ~ ila 80
- Thrtave cor one hundred lii!-iNc Giy Dtt ~
tliariem SAVINGS Briuga up 10 , A. 90 re'L'i
office rates
=. WEST gTH-ST.. third hoase from oh
ave barge handsome rooms. southern exr"fnfs' bod
err Improvements with or Nlthoat s"ia' "--l'l mo-
riass: references gwen AM required
ri WEST 1OTH-ST.--A large tliird-stciy
- tOoa tsoatfcrn szVosaiel To iHf With ' KID
References excnongri
30 WEST WASHINGTON-SQUA AHA few
slCt single ROOMS Win BOARD; rrfsfruees required
West Side.
A LADY or gentleman teacher OF the piano
~ part toard ased II they WI play 80 ece i'd
evening, English family. S5S west JSihsL
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Goteis.
uinter Resorts.

AIKEN, s. C.-Bcst climate in the United
4 states
FOR INVALTDS
board moderate prices can be obtained by addressing
2. .. BOX IS. y. Gci . &.
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2oJro drl0 Rooms.
FIFTH-AVE.. first door below 16th-st.-
I Two pleasant front rooms win BOARD
Eat Side.

AN EXTENSION ROOM 10 let, with or
n without BOARD, at l2s East 23dst also rooms lor
n.rl-I. nm. I.frn
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- scotch young Las best city retsrenees Gn,e-
her busss thoroughly IN each branch. and l.
ularly WORTHY ey preferred Cali al 3G0 Ghavs.,
Il AniI for mum
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Will take place on MONDAY EVENING, April 2. Maae,
melodies viii be- performed IN Philadelphia and distinct
heard by the audience in New-YOrk.
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@inoior Ont, 90. Wtai. MuIiin
Sumpbreps, tpelder Srn. Trieoeri6 Nps
pei, in beienD ieniten er ltono, ermoroet
bate, ruroe 9eitern bier sebdnst.
Mrnprior. Ont, %. Mai. Wors
seitern brannte bier q. S .@bite'sWob
baus nsblt mebreren anitoBenoen @ebdu-
Den al. Nerluit $4,000.
g t.Sobns,N. 80, %. Wlai Sees
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brannte seitsrn Moraen auiammn nit
Sbaw's &utldenfabrit uno 81 10
@obnbdulsrn nisoer. 8erluf $4,000.
Yittsburg, 3d., %. Mai. 9apis,
G6ambers & Co.'S 8fei=W erte, puroen
beute ourdGeuer asrltOrt. @srlaH $780,.
600.
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tern Nadmittag belties Elm 1lnbetan,z
ter Die 2ofomotlpe zines in oerBaibing.
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namsntlid einen wabrbaft ruinsnbaften
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9ebt.
Dor GINGER 3eit 1T sruabnt morben,
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un9 pou &oltbtim sesen ben preu6ilden
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bislisen @criAtsn aubdusis ieien. @iuer
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nah auSIprud Der Aer;te cine bausrnSs
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gen Der auf $4,000 SO. lautsnben sou
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