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has the approval Of the Commissioner OF
In.n.nal Ranannn and La M folln,rn.

has the approval OF the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, and Is as follows:
Be Il resolved, ete., That the tax on all
Distilled spirits, hereafter placed in dis.
tillery warehouses or In special bonded
warehouses, shalt be due and payable 10
three years after the entry OF such spirits
In such warehouses, when the same are
Withdrawn therefrom, aud the said tax
shall be paid at such rates rs may be
prescribed by law at the time Of
the withdrawal, and provided that
spirits withdrawn for expectation from
one distillery warehouse or one
special bonded warehouse to another dis.
tillery warehouse or special bonded ware.
house may be withdrawn without the
payment OF tax, as Is provided by the
laws now In force, and by this act the
time within which distilled spirits In dis.
tillery warehouses are required to be
withdrawn therefrom, pursuant to the
conditions Of any warehousiDg bond
taken within one year prior to the pass
age OF this act upon the entry Of such
spirits into such warehouse, under the
provisions Of section 8, ,2s3 Of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States, shall, on
written request being made as herein
specified, be extended for period not
exceeding two years from the date ofthe
entry ot such spirits into the
warehouse, but such extension shall
be endorsed on or appended to
the warehousing bond written request
therefor and an acknowledgement OF this
liability under the terms Of said bond for
period (which such extension isgranted
as II the same were inserted in toe body,
said bond 10 be duly signed by the prin.
cipal and sureties 10 the bond and &C.
knowledged by each Of them before the
Collector or Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue, or some other officer authorized
by the government to take acknowledg
ments Of deeds, provided that the sure.
ties on said bond are, at The time Of such
request, satisfactory to the Collector,
and II not satisfactory that an additional
warehousing bond with sureties satisfac-
tory to the Collector shall be given. All
warehousing bonds hereafter taken from
distillers or owners Of distilled spirits
shall be conditioned that tho principal
therein will pay the tax at the time and
In the manner prescribed by this act.
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VIII oHer Ion NIo y FubHc Aucuou " u
lTOut door u the Court House.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 10. 1873.
Connie, cins Of 10 orlo.k a. NJ III not ,old at pr4.
Vate Isla before that dAel, IhU following described
pnpeit,: TW0.thitL, ot Lot No lol, Situated on
The east side OF CHpllDe street, 10 Centre wheel-
iIg titIh waid. Toe pr"p'rt! ID tlsgtntly I'm.
p Oytd. Il has on IL a splendid Brick nSei ius
In The mo. modem style; has gps IN I. water
tn 0ughOu aud has ev. ~ ennu nj, nee 10 mate
d home cUniOr able, Ihs sane htiCg beautifully
locIid. Persons dctiIing 10 purrhsis a b.Autltul
residence and IN mAt eIeSiu ly lOtated, shou d Aydt
the,q'e YES Of this oppdtunitg. ANY intOtmsiiIn
required TdgiTdiDR the al property eau b bad
BY cIilIng on Htryry, fIitt a Io,, hell ksthts
bg'n No. 1870 Market street
ie21.Tb4M PC WINsHlP. Agent
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MIsslssIppr COMMISSION.

Senator Cockrill introduced a bill
which provides for the appointment Of
FIVE engineers to constitute the Mississip.
pi Improvement Commission, who rhall
make a complete survey Of the river from
St. Louis TO the Gull Of Mexico and re.
port plans for the general improvement
Of It's navigation. The bill includes esti.
mates for closing such outlets Of the river
and such crevaSses in levees as may be
necessary in the judgment Of the Commis.
sion. The salary Of the President Of the
Commission is fixed at $4,000 per annnm
and OF his assistants at $4,000. The bill
finally appropriates 100000 for expend'
iture by the Secretary Of War for salaries
and necessary expenses Of the Commis.
sion incurred 10 completion Of the survey
and preparation Of plans and estimates.
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EpIzootic Again M WorIt,

HAMILTos, oST., March 7.-Episootic
has made its appearance here and Is At.
tribu!sd TO the long and continued wet
weather.
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The number OF Cuban Insurgents
who have surrendered is otioially re-
ported at 1890, with ls0 stand oi arms.
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DETROIT, MOE, March IA telegram
received from Mackinaw this morning
reports The ttrsii clear ei ioe.
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Representative carllsles bill to pre-.
scribe the time for the payment Of the
tax on distilled spirits, was before the
Committee on Ways and Means to-day,
and was BY them altered into Joint res.
olution. Representative SaJler was
unaninously Instructed TO report Il 70
ths House on The tEst opportunity, i
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sATuRpAY, MARCH .. ls7,,

At clock 4. W. proceed 10 ,tll At public auc,iou,
1t the lrunt door Il the Court housS oibhlo eout'
y the fOlloWinE d tr he real estate. nanslyt. A
pJriIOn Ot land tltu ted IN oHln county sbUut four
inilss ealt Of the y Of Whaling, and bJunded
- iulloEh, via: Reglhning At o. i'nots on the
bUk Of wheeling cte,k; theme t!Ith S9ko vest
% poles 10 sake; thence sotlh tolfo west 1910
p.Iss 10 UtAkt; tbeue Soulh los est Is II, poles
10 stake; tteDee D. rto 671o west 6e poles 70
tt'kt; ihcuce north 25e eWt 80 poles 10 Hhis
walnut 10 q run; tbEnre Ioutb Sc east 70 Ioes to
a stake; tibet ca north 26o east 2UX IoIesto ststes
thence Iouth SO east II poles to htttt; thence
north 3!No eASt IL oles to ttsko thence with
the neaTdeIiGgs ot WheelinI creek % Iolss 10 tee
be0'uUing. 'utainlng iOity and 0ut.hAi acrts.
TkRvA or ssLE-0nt-Ihi d, sbd more II the
purchase 20 elect cash IN hGudi thu bLares 10
tWoiqusl inSltlih ents a. ooe n tEo years. wi
denesI by Negotiable promlssoTy notes beailEf 10.
ts,tsI ON dsy o. sale and secured By deSd Of
JAMES P. ROGERS,
WI W. COwDES,
fi7-wAW Special Com misIionerl.
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FOR SALE.
NoMM1ssroNEss''sALE.
Ia the County cour. ., oA!e County. We. vi.
glGiL
'Al'';s rs! Brown b. cA,.,..,.

10 pursu.nes Of sdterNs entered In thls esuses
on the 7tn " Of January, is;s the M isntgned,
WnO wee RPPolntsd sptclal GmnlislTneii fos the
bIr .oka wi l. ou
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a Larae and flne Brick Dwelling

And oil III. Improvement uSusily lttIeAtd 10 artt-
ull,. pTopuIty An .IeVAttd HAliUu, n eodiui4pd-
ins eW, no IxetiiEn trriuI .house, neyeI.tAllpg
spr IS, young aud hriity oIeaurd VI the shoie.ht
iTuilS ara anoug tue sluSci Us that M This
ouS Of the most dsair .he hOmtAtehds any where In
Of 4 city residences Gnd nj tho Advantage. Of q
euunIty home Those seeking home will mad On
exs1inIton that this property bat sPseki i0
ll.si.
Al private Slls until the % day Of March, and
u no sold BY that tIueIt wilt Ge offered et public
ouIrry, on the prtmlies on the sQth day Of March.
Fur testuS, &c, addI'u
JOHN r. McELRoy,
nrt.Ood w.l.hurg, w,va.
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THE COMING CONFERENCE.

BERLIN, March 7.-Bi,marck Is disin.
clined to attend the Conference. His
health i. again declining, and his physi.
clans recommend his early return TO
yarzin.
Il ia thought that Eugland will decline
10 invest her representative with the
power, implied in the proposal to change
the Conference to Congress.
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pUBL1c SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

rwIll oaer for ale at Public Auction, at ths
iIOut door " the Court House.
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A MINIsrERIAL oR,sls.

A Rome correspondent says: signor
Crispis' resignation probably presSge,
the Cabinets fall. King Humbert will
probsbly commission signors Coirole and
z,nardelli to form a Ministry. A CO.
clifton ia impossible as the Left retu,e
any compromise.
CoNsrAaTtsOpLr, March 7.-Csptain
Man,horpe, formerly Of the English
Navy and recently Hobart PaAha's Adju.
tant, has been promoted and sent to the
Cretau waters AZ commander Of the ase!
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Mr.. Howe introduced bill relating to
telegrapbic Communication between the
United States aud foreign countries. Re-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The bill of exceptions and writ of error in
the case Of Louis Therasson signed yesterday by
Judge Davis the Court Of oyer and Terminer and the
motions Tor trial and for bail pending the appeal
were set down for Saturday next.
In the action of DOrothea Beilstein for a
limited divorce from Frederick Besten, Judge Gilbert
In Brooklyn yesterday, denied motion for alimony and
counsel fec The ground of the is cruel end nh
man treatment The defendant is said to be worth tlO
900. and TO receive salary OF 81 500 year.
One part of the Brooklyn City Court has
been occupied for the past days with the trial of the
SUIT OF Augustus Maverick against Demas Barnes 10
cover three weeks salary OF the Editors OF The
Brooki Argus OF which the defendant the prOnIe
tor. Tue case closed yesterday and the jury Was
directed 10 reuder q sealed verdict this morning.
In the suit of Alexander b. Mott against
the Consumers Ice Company the jury found yesterday
for the defendant DR.. Motifs gig upset by ice
cart and ne was thrown ont and seriously injured The
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

supRkuy CouRT-CHAn AnBERs-Davts, T.. J.-NoA ii. to.
90 81 g., 20. 49, IS. go no. 49, l4s. lb2 100
SPFc1IL TFRS~Barie Case on. No. JsOFrench agt.
Mason et al No day calendar. -,.
CIECUif-PART Ivan Brunt J-Ca.e on No. III =
Cooper IT, the Eastern Transportation Line and another
No day calendar. 80, ,o,,,
pIET II-LAvrence J.-short CsusesSos iOl6 1876 a
So 157S 4l2b. 1859 3726. 4lsl, 1913 Ass SJa lllb
PART III-DOnohue J. short Causes NOs tSl3 4J3u,
4SOi 4327, 42y2. 4ll7. 1896 3Isl. 5'52 4S!b -
StPERIOR COUKI-sPECIAL IERA-Sper mo DAY cal
endar. - , o,-,, e, -. 90, oss ase
3S7. SAG, 3gl. LIS, 329. ef9. SS4. 4sS.
PEEI H. Adjourned for thc.term. =.
COgg0S PiEAs-sPECIAL TRRg-vsn Hoesen. J.-No
T'KiIt TEah-PAET I-IArremore. J.-short Cadses-Sos
I7j 10 1907 1855 1863. 1900. 1888, 1887 lb5l
IG4t. 2OlI lIO7. ib4I. 2uO7. 1880. - o, , on,
1000 g96 6l7 l5ss i42S 1864 74 l246 10 677' 266.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERH-PABI l-hcAdam J.-hhort
Causcs-Nos 1918 blS4 6lt6 5lll. b3j +ss $50 36!S
4Sgu All 1884 297l 6lI3 47g7 26s7 6l1l, bb25 100
Sj3l 654l 1904 66O7 656l 6522 1871 $685. O6O7 64O+
PART II-Alker. G. J.-short Causcs-No. 1868. 649e.
654s 30i8 6472 $685. 5iSs o5Js DOLL b6I0 6ti4 o0l4
PERr III-Goepp J-short Gauses-Nos 5oll $50 oi47.
5440 $3.50 53O3 6444 65O7 66l5. 660 6j-7 66l3 b6sH
GENERAL HEssIOs6-PAgT I-Gnderseeye. J.-Cludlo
BolmOro Michael Phpp foOnious assault ana battery
Thomas grand larceny Thomas LenoI, ffsuk wat
sou James Kearny assault and bat
tery william j. Dee. Ions HaIser John tlenhg burglary
william Ma ony, JOhu Cumming grand larceny James
KurDs assisting Joseph Baker grand lar
ceny Gustave Erickson, false protences edward hahn
petit Larceny. ~, 49,
OYER AND TERbIsER ER-DAnlels' T. J.-henIy baoI hho
ete
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
TIE COURTS.
CLOSING THE SHERIDAN SUIT.

CLOSING The SHERIDAN SUI.
The testimony IN the 100000 suit of James
A. Wh"Ien against General Sheridan was concluded yes-
terday and the counsel will mp on both sides to
day On the cross-examinaton OF Morgan morgans jr,
in rebuttal he was asked by Mr. Beckwth u he had not
tried TO persuade Mafk HOyt to leave the country
not 10 give testimony on the trial. He said that
he had thought 1t beat that both should leave the cOun-
try The witness acknowledged that he wrote TO Mark
Hoyt on October Is, 1870 letter that was shown hm
in which he tried to persuade Hoyt not TO testify In
this MOrgans wrote:
at yOu feel that you can consistently avoid being
placed upon the stand can assure you that can and
will procure quetus Of claims as against you. II you
are placed upon the stand, things may come 70
light that might be anything but pleasant for YOU me-
and our families. have written contract with W.
that am 10 have onehaf Of the results OF the suit,
hence you my position as am at present stu-
ted financially could not 20 North ana live comfort
ably owing to losses and shrinkage IN values should
be forced 10 SELL will IL Tilden should be elected
land IL is by certain that he Will nOt) But
should / get anything to speak OF OF the suit, I
would shake Louisiana dust of my boots, Tiden no
Tilden."
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-ln the Supreme Court OF
the United today the following business was Trans
acted: p,..,
b. Tilden Of Boston, James w Covert OF Finsns
ing " y, and James NJ Flower OF chicago were auu''
TO practice. -, :, -
No l6l-De1ter a. KnOwon plaintiff In error agt the
Congress Empire Spring Cumpany.-On motion OF IL NJ
RuPges of counsel for plaintiff IN error dismissed WIN
costs.
No 22-Otto Andreare al. appellants, agt Heman j.
Redfeld appeal from the Circuit Court o the united taes
for the Northern District of New-lOrS-A con
by Assistant Attorney General hm ior me appe,eed
and concluded q. InGersol for appellants submitted
pinIedDrIef by i. W. Griswold for spPe l!antA ,
No p4 The United States rel Alfred Hudek0pe pai
tiff ip error agt the County Court OF Macon County In
error TO Court OF tho United states ,or the Ms
ern District OF Argued by MI j. Shppeh LOT i
HuidekOper and Mr.. W. p. Hall Tor the county: ,,
No s5S-.Tne Connty Ourt OF Macon County plain.
m n error agt Alfred Hudek per IN error To the CIRCUIT
Court United states tor the Western Dstct OF MIS-
sour-Argued with %. Adjourned until tomorro" 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20

defence was that the matter pure accident or ne
wiful act of driver for which the defendant was not
liable Hatch Van Allen appeared for piaintni a. 4.
whitehead and NJ. W. Devine for defendant
The trial of the suit of Thomas Riley against
the City and the Central Park North and East t'ver
Railroad Company was begun yesterday before Ju"ge
Iarremore, in Common Pleas, Trial Term The PLAIN
tids wsgn ON the night Of April 4. 1876, into
hole between the tracks OF the railroad, throwing nun
out aud inuring him Complaint against the comP,hy my
was as IL had duty to keep that part OF tue
pavement in repair and trial AGAINST the city.
The New-Jersey Midland Railroad suit Is
still pending before Chancellor Runyon In Newark
Yesterday, E. E. Anderson concluded his argument III
behalf of the Hudson Connecting Railroad company
and was followed by ex-Attorney-General Vanatta'
counsel for the Delaware Lack3 wanna ana western
Railroad Company, druying the right OF the Mfllaph
Railroad Company TO damages for the crossing ol INV
track Of that company ny the Delaware Lacha"ahAa
and Western Railroad at West End.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
A NOVEL SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

A singular suit for damages has been begun
in the Supreme Court in Kings County by Mrs. Mary
strobel, age sixteen, through her guardian against
Alexander st. Pierre machinist, OF No. 122 Dkeman-
ST. Brooklyn The complaint sets forth that the PLAIN
tiff was ndentured to the defendant and lived with him
for over ten years On July 20 1873, the plaintiff al
leges she was forcbly elected from the defendants
house, taken to this city. and abandoned in the
streets, when she was in delicate state Of
health She was taken 10 the Bellevue Hos
pital, where child was born. The plaintiff
claims damages IN the sum Of $1,000. motion was
should file security for costs Decision was reserved
Tine defendant submitted affidavit asserting that the
action was not begun in good faith but for blackmai
The defendant that when he became aware OF her
condition he caused her to be taken to NewYOrk TO a
hospital Subsequently he caused Frederick Strobel to
marry her.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
DECISIONS-DEC. 10.

Sup,,ns Court ChambTs-Bv Presiding Judge
Davis-Gayin agt McGuinessOrier granted setting ls
Bamberger sgt Denied 'ut mn WIDs'
Tbe motion should denied BlOdgett ug Redmond Ken
neiy agt tOesse-Orders granted. , -, -,
By Judge Brauy-Rose agt Rose-Order granted den ing
motion First National Bank of Helena Montah asI- fu
ier.-Copy 10 be served. . . - ,,-,.., -,
Circuit"Par I-Bv Judge Donohue-Bancroft ct a. agt
sheehan ct al-Settled: see amendments - N. -,
Judge DOnOhue.MelNaln lothes CT
a-The should DO prepared setting out The evidence
BY Judge Van NOrsL-koesc agt Baecht et h-flhdngs
and decree signed. , = .,
-Bonynge agt Field ct srCass and amendments s,tlS
bond approved The sixth National Bank act Molhiyre ct
am0TdSr SR1ed act sGR%S B Ss o Se% and aFt
railroad COmpany.-Order dsnlsslng uOuOn WIN So
lev agt ted aud undertaking approved
Ostercescher Tho Photo Plate Company granted
and undertaking approved PatT1ck agL S9hgeI ga 81
ing motion. Bowman aEt Purten Order granted
stevens ct al ag the New1o central ana hrnsnn nEe
agt Davs-6rder granted and underaking approved M.
terson sg Master'on-order granted; IhompS8n r Az
In the matter Of Cassidy Hatch agt OConn kIrsing
sS SARf KbSdn Ss ss Kna @ %
Patterson agt Brown. Mccarthy Bennett Townshend
agt HoWarth Brooks act. McGowani Miller Rgt schuie
WATSON sgt Fcrron; The sixth National Bank agt. McIn.
Ferron Thompson agt McGynn.-OIders granted
by Judge Van vorst-Ihompson, etc. agL AaeOieeof-
Common Pleas-SDeciOI 1era-Bv Judge Van Hoe;
sen-secor agt Marsh Rowland agt Nolgei MntepdoIt
sg f Ses nniraors Granted Fencke Etc Sgt McEIvar
BiReow. etc, ag Berge-Granied aesAnu 10 Celia le"
Marine COmt-ChdBibds-BY Judge Goepp.-
Never agt ensten MetZger agt Holman GRADER agt
denied with $40 costs PalPs sgL Apers
Motion granted with $40 costs unless terms are complied
with papers filed
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany N Y Dee. 19-In the Court of Appeals
Thursday December IL present the Hon. Sanford Church
&. J., and cates
Timothy Mccarthy respondent aGt the Lake shore
Michigan Railway Company, appellant argue
Dy A. r. Lanng for appellant Francis H. Woods for respond
ent -,-,- .u,
No. l57-Warren FOOte aud another, respondents agI
Louis T. Schneider appellant argued by EdWau r. bro"h
for Appe liant Albert Richards for reslondenL =, o.-
NO i55uaniel a. Bullard, appellant agt the saraoga
Victory Manufacturing Company respondents sgueh oy T..
f. Bniard for appellants f. COwen IOr respondent - -.
Day calendar Friday December 30 1879 Nos io9 lou
l6l, 80, ~. l54, l2i. 1862 ,u l., .
art the People, defendant In error submitted
Judge Parker on behalf OF the committee appnd
by the Albany bar present the address ana resolnt ms
adOpted the death OF the late Hon Lyman
main and be entered the minutes of The
Court and IL ordered.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House of Representatives, to-day, on
motion OF Mr. ACKLEN (Dem.. La.), J. s. Young Oem.l,
was sworn in as a member to I'LL the vacancy occasoned
ln the With Congressional District OF Louisiana by the
death OF j. J. Leonard.
Mr CABEIL Denn, Val asked leave to offer a resolu-
ton recting char made against Judge Rves In
regard 20 issuing of habeas corpus for the bringing
before him two prisoners In custody OF Virginia
State officers Justice under the charge OF murder and
directing the Judiciary Committee TO inquire into the
Mr. WHITE CRep., PENN, and Mr. HALE (Rep. Mel,
&r. CABELL Dem., Val hoped that the directors
MI TOWNSEND CRep N " inquired II members
were 10 be menaced the discharge OF their duties He
understood the gentleman from Virginia TO call ont ~
menacing that he wanted II noted VINO objected,
and that was q breach OF privilege.
The sPEAKER-The reporters bound to note objec'
Mr. WHITE Rep.. POnn.)-oh,i 1t did not alarm any
Mr. oABELL-I neither menaced anybody nor in.
tended 20 anybody and when intend 10 do
viii make demonstration the gentleman (bir. Town
send) VIII not mistake. merely wanted TO put on re-
Mr.. SPARKS Dem, MI 1.-The minority have right to
object and they avail themselves OF that right very IRE
Nv ts time there was great deal Of confusion in
bali, and Mr.. ACKLEN tDem.' La) suggested that the
Nys M TT ToWSsESD Rep., N " remarked that that
should have been read during the late elections in
Mr.. 1CKLES Dem, La) retorted that the same thing
might be SAID OF Hew-York.
LIVELY TIME OVER THE INDIANS.
At 1240 the House Committee OF the Whole.
Win Mr. Lgon Dem, Ala) in the chair, on the Indian
appropriation bill
MI TnRoCKMoRToN (Dem.. Te1sO offered an
amendment providing that no Indians living outside
of the Indian Territory shall be moved into that
Territory, unless authorized by Act OF Congress.
Tns amendment was favored by Messrs. Throck-
morton and mi,s % tDem'' IexaH' ana opposed Dy MI
Mr.. REGAIN Dem. Te1as) supported the amend
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
NOMINATIONS.
NUMINAI IUNo.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The President to-
90. thaG

day sent the following nominations 10 the Senate
postptdsfers-Iewis Gleason, Rea1lng. Mass Samuel
g. Mason WATERFOWL Mass Cyrus Knox IT, PaneT Mass;
Frederick Fowle Arlington. Mass; Charles NJ nnsmOfe
Pope, Milton. Mass; Geo. y, Crown
ingshed Centre Falls r. l. BeuI Badeau New Rochelle ~
" Mrs. Josephine +. owen, PandOlph. N VI Wright H.
Barnes, Chatham Village ~ " Henry Jackson Engl1-
wood ~ j.. James r. Taylor Orange n u; homas Ns"e,
Horace Dodd Bloomfield, Nj: r. ivan Wagner Madison "
Abraham Cassel Marietta Penn. Lewis Merchant Irwin
Station penn; Jonathan Jesup YORK, Penn Chas HWsOn
plynonth Penn; Mrs. A. BirdsOnR BClaire Ohio
Samuei w Abbott Menomonee Mich: James A. Hudson,
saginaw Mich; " II. Sherwood BTainerd. Mimi: john
NJ price Atchison KAN Frederick W Miller, ElkhaIL
Ind; Mrs L. NJ speed, Lagrange Ind Richard w; Ne
becker CovIngtOn KY: William II. Humphreys Lewiston,
III; Rob, ri p Lytle, ILL.,: A. q. Jones Chester,
III; Francis NJ. Ryan streator H.; VIM. H. Livers, Men
Gotta III; WIN Sheriff Paris III julius Ropes, lshpeIn'
ing, Mich; John J: He sell BrunswiGk, MOI Howard F.
COmbs Caroliton, No; James IT, Lloyd, Liberty Mo- Zins
A. Wellman, Cherokee, Mo-: Joseph EdgngtOn EdOradO.
Iowa; p H. Raymond. Albany, Oregon 81. NJ. hurdock,
ffa
New-York tribune., 1878-12-20
Amnsemenis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. CARMEN
AFF fJSHE 2E TINE pEcESBER 90
=. Don Jose, sgpOr Csmpaninl; escamlo signOr Dsl
ieo Mercedes Nine LaOlache. aud Carmen Mile. MIN
Msf GRhSD %%TSEE saturday Dsc
IL FLAUTo MAGIc9; p., p,.n,s~
saIGsuo signor Foii Papsgena Nine singo pamnS GE
~ Positively the la;s week Of the season
Faust slgnOE ca@pauin MspnlssSDRe%ss, % sf2Cr Del
Martha Mile RObiatL aud Margherita, Nine. ErELAKA A
GkRsTER cher first appearance In that character 'ns
Debut Of Nine. MARIE RoZE
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