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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNirTEs-iiIH PAGE
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cLEaKs Al AND 81 sALEsMES 9ia1a PAos-aa col
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DANCING AcADEMlEs- -lsI r.cE-Ath COL
PKY G9opsyIsr SIS PAGT An col so1v p.o.-aa col
ExCURsIoNs-ia7M PAcE-4sh. 5th and 9Th coils.
FINANCIAL-1lrH PAGE.
FGKNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LIT
g!,ygHSiyyIEIsrs PAsz1 en- se. s.. p.sx-,a
HkEF HkEr wAsFkPP-sstIIEEssira P.a.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. AC.-lsr PAGE Sd and 9TH coils.
HousEs H.o Rooms. &C.. W 'wANrED-2D PAo.-i.s col.
INsTRUuTION-lsr PACK 4th col.
LOST AND FoUND-isr PAcE- I'd COL
sARBISEaSlsT sARBLE F.sss.s s9 81 col
Db
NEW fnBLIcAr1oSs-7ru fn PAcr-ssh and 9Th coils.
sfaS sosTEs esSsss ;' e. sc-,.r Eas.5ssA COL
fkoPHsTY our ots ssr THE e. CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sE4t EsE3$S Ss's .ss F.a.7,"se
sssTsURAsTs ssTsURAs isr 81. PAek..s.h col; : -
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s!EyATfoSs:s :swANTkD-MALEs.larH rAon--ad col.
suss1ss sSaAsk Esso lHs-si' okSs-sD fsss-sa sa COL
TIE TKADEs-i2rH pAcH-2d COL
70 LET FOR BUsINEss .PURPosEs-2D PAG.-lss col.
UNFUENIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
w.r2,Fs 2D F1cETlst iEWefky ioI .c -,orv -,
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-l0ru PAGE-sIh col.
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POST OFFICE NOTICh..

DOST OfftCE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails for the week ending Saturday juno
o. 1878 will close ut this office Tuesday, Rt ~
Dy steamship Nevada. VIA Queenstown Neunes-
,sy ~ 80 y. NJ tor Europe by steamship Abyssina
In Queenstown correspondence for France TO for
rarded by this steamer must be specially addresed and
r for France direct. Nv steamship st. Laurent via
Iayre. Thursday at ~ NJ Tor Europ. by Amshtp
Aieand. via Plymouth Chcrbourg and Iampurs tcorrc-
pondenee Great Britain and Ireland be
his must be specially addressed and ut ~ NJ
treat Britain and ireland by steamship City Of Brus
% via Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany
cootinent % be forwarded by this steamer must be
pecaily adiresscdb, saturday, at II 80 A. NJ. for
liermany &c., by steamship Donau via Soutbam pton
and bremen correspondence for Great Britain
Continent TO be forwarded nv this steamer spo-
iaiy Addressed, and At NJ, tor knrcPe. by steam
hip Gsrmanic, VIA Queenstown, and ut r. NJ for Scotland
rect by steamship Victoria via Gis.gow. The steam.
hips Nevada Ab,ssina aud Gcrmanc do not take mais
90 Deumsrx, sweden And Norway Tho malls for IIsyt
savaniiia &c leave New YORK juno H. The malls for
NASSAU. n. r.. leave Now York juno ~
TiI0s. 4. JAMES. Postmaster.
Posr OyyicE. NHw yoRK Juno 4, 1873
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE ae5 spsE sEpHPWA9Y p4I0y oY
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF fAfEhs.
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MILLINERY AND DIsEsSMAI<ING.
~ Dis LACY. ss2ii BROADWAY, MAX 18Th 81, II
selling on the most exquisite Shapes in Bonnes, shade
IAts and Round Hats, regardless Of cost
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DANCING AcADE MES.

'NARTiEk's DANCING ACADEMY, UNION
Lsausvs. Private lessons any hour, Glide speciality
sdy sssistanta Open all summer.
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MRS JULIA HINDLEY, or PHILADELPHIA
M gives private sngs TO those who wish investigate
the truth spiruasn b. hearing frnm their departed
frie aud other matters. Hours nom ~ 70 o'clock
90 CLINTON place. Special hours required.
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INSTRUCTION.

a LADY DESIRES RE.ENGAGAEMENT As GOV.
erness; English, music fluent French our years In
ParisD. the rudmens Of German aud drawing Address
Miss LOWE, Is Rue Saint Antoine suresnss (ssneJ.
sars
MANY TEACHERS WANTED FROM MANY DIREC.
tons. specially experienced Eptscop lady princi.
sl, Eastern seminary professors music tor semnsriss
md cries music combined with other brsnebe
evera CONNIE teachcrs several Methoast teachers.
uperior candidates invited SCnERMERHOKN 80
last f9tb
rEACHENs OF KNOWN CALIBsE AND CHAR.
acer promptly provided for families schools colleges
,CtIEKMEknORN, 30 East 18th.
LNANrED-A YOUNG MAN As TEACHER OF EsG-
w Iish (immediatelyl; competent French governess
Aso German eoverness several good tsachers Apply
'EACHEKS' BIZ UKEAU, 81 West 35tn ~
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DRY GOODS.

~ 1 GREAT REDUCTION.
Gsntlemcn's Boots and Shoes,
Dress. Double sole, Cork sole g alters and Shoes
Oxford Ties. &c. at 81 80 and upward.
Ladies' hne Button Boots, ~ 80 S. IS 30, 50 and
50. al BHOOks', I. .iy6 broadway, corner 18th st.
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A BERLr's T,v0LI THEATRE,
hsth st., between I'd and Sd Look at our Variety
stsr1ierney and Cronn, Americas Greatest song aud
Dance Artists Lille ALL Empross OF vocxsts Nelly
iord's combnaios in the drama Of Numbered In the
Dark ~ Pettig aud Gale Bob and Alice DAILY Morrsry
Littr, May Raymond. Ths Big Four-Tiernsy. Lester.
Cronn and Wadron, and 100 speciality ARTISTS the Ouly
Italian Ballet Troupe Ia New York Maness Thursdsy
aud saturday afternoons and Sund,y midnght.
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NruHtRGn's EXCITEMENT
New Work. TNcursion Boats Required 10
Heed the Mayors Mandates

NEvBrnGH, Juno li.-This city has got
temperance Mayor. lie was earnestly sup
ported 10y temperance organizations. ana it is
s1id is pledged 10 make vigorous war upon
thos" who violate tho ENciso laws Unto this
date the pressure against the liquor dealers has
been worry iaht, owing to the fact that the Excise
Board have not yet got mirly through granting
licenses Mayor Wcygant has held back. he
says. that all proper rlnc's might have the op-
por'uuity To obtain licenses. but 1t Is expected
that the screws will soon be frightened In
few cases the Mayor has already applied his
power. notably ON the SUNDAY excursion bonts-
the plymouth Rock and Long Branch. Its"cms
th1i D." is also bent upon having aquiot Sab
hAih, having ordered the police To close up the
blr- ana stop nll kinds Of amusemcnts.
For Q Sunday or two the managers
OF the plymouth Rock excursions complied
M thoir bar while moorod to the wharf here.
but stopped their chimes and brass band from
plnylns Thry would pay up to the time me
lines were made inst. and then begin again the
moment thoy were cnst of. but not n note wns
struck whilcthc vossclw was fast Mayor Wcygaut
T. 'r-ouhiiy appeared at the wharf the FIRST sun
day tho Plymouth Rock arrived this season
and gave his orders. which were courtcously
ohrycd. But II was soon whispered that the
Mayor had no 81 III power as he assumed. and
that while he might have the authority to etop
the sale ~ liguor on the bouts while they lay
here. he could not make them cease PLAYING
music. The managers oi the Plymouth Rock
seem 10 have tuk"n this Wow ~ the matter. aud
Us II WIS lNuNtNu lH~t Mffk tlut Wufn tle
steamer arrived on SUNDAY the band would
play regardless Of the Mayors order. n large
crowd gathered az the wharf 10 src the fun.
Tho boat cunlo full Of cNrursionists. A
lively. air WIS played ms she approached.
ana the band played when She was moorcd
To the wharf mud when she slowly drew
away. Mayor WrygHut was expected every
momeut. hut he did not put in nm appearance.
THIS morning the facts were made known 10
him. and he ~ reported ~ having said that 1t
must and should be stopped What the Mayor
Will do about 1t il vet unknown but II is believed
that -om@ vigorous measures will he taken II
his mandates are not respected. The Mayor
claims the authority to suppress such Sabbath
hroakiug amusement- aud says hc Is de-
tcrmlucl TO put "A stop To- 1t.
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nelius was on the occasion OF his recoivine n
letter. to which lie dictated tho reply in wilt
nesss presence:
NV nf,R sun Your letter of - date Is received In
reply. h 90 there ita crazy itloW roaming over
tlr land calling himself INV -.u tWntl nus tnlt rOiit
Il h. has come tn contact with Nou don un.t mn
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%mustn,tnts.
,I'mInD NATIo>AL
I'IIHD NATIONAL
L SHOOTING FESTIVAL
of tho
sUNRrsHODrEHS' UNION
OF the nifDd States OF Nlfih America
GEORGE AEltN, Irosid.ut
held June o. t02i. 1874,

'''''' ~, e., i''''' ~
suAprsu0nrrus, tVtoN
of th, ttit.i II ia. al N,fftt ,a,.rice
GEDl,.E AT.IV Tr,.oi. M ''o''
I..it ia.'. az =. 81 ~, ~"
n'u june ~ TO- - lS'S'
SCtt-TrZI.N p.tE PISTON mn \
priy,l .n al I,rt. H. ett,,u,t,na - al, .,l po,,i
ins pril,s 10 ne an,nini Of n 40 wtl b. f.tfhuiei
" " " rVosukWvL wa VI" "'''''''''
FIRST ptV -iNu,V t.Nr 10
E.cortinu a., r,e.t. Ia tie N,,' ,, committee Dur
in, thi nt,rti.,r tri,i st'ri mani it Ifiv o., We
H. s., ,ru-irllf. tui,r i,t ,ir.cn,n nf Nj 4 Wenn.
mncii.r raiilar tnicftainm,, MI. rud rrig, ioNu M
l,,. sam, H.. 4, p,tt ' ~ ''.' "'' '''' ''"''n 80
"'' ''""' 'sr,nNbuAy. NnNp,y lrXrt7
or..,,,,,,ii IN r,.i,ir, 'nIl.,,,,,,,, u n -li'S
,nf aid o., nna.iir .', IT,. .i,,,ri,.i,,r.
au,l ailcf ",e iil"lion. Line Win b., iirim.. Al ,o'
I'll i3...n f, np, ' v p n, ,r
~, .t't t ,'t. mn H. "a w 10, N, Nv w.
, , r." NY ,r.l, 'te , mnl ~, W fo'l w
,, ,,,l a., H. . ,,'n ~ ~ n'l iiif =,
,, , . , ,Tt' 1qi' VIZ ,''
,..t' IT,, ~ go ~ '' Nv a. 't
en, IN MIN h. i, I'D, ", "a, ' u, ,'f W , t,,,
,.,t ..,t, t,,,,,rl ,,, XXI, w."
mono. H., fo r., .,J NJ If tli, MIN 1i, sn.,t,, rn,
,,..,,. ~, ID 4. 4, Ety., W., w. Wv i' =, -" S"V'""n 'Vh'
"''''' 'Ttitrn nN'Vy ri fleuN u-Nr ia
tn. shoot,ns r,,n,,,' ,'. n, n NJ ari ,i,s.s n, : y
NJ re.uvni B,nogrt of the slnrnshoot, ~. at 81 N In
ti, r,,i IL ii'' W Wv '""' I'V ~ n - w. !"
'''' vi T'nt' 9t'iTu pay. WEDNESDAY. June 10
tn, al IN, u' r.,,,'' ,'- .,i 'i'. ~. "a, ia, ,,,i,
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prOposlls.
o''''''
SEALED PROPOSALS vii

SEALED PROPOSALS Wilhc received ny the
- trustees ~ Nc Now luik Ani BROOKLYN Hrid-o. AT
M-rif uilrc - Water -, Hiouklyn until ~ NJ on h,
+th Nay n Inr 1875 for the manufacture ami deliver,
charcoal iron wire - ''"'''"
Sprcncauons can be had upon application at the Office
ii"pv'Ah mus Dc endorsed " Proposals. TOR Wrapping
""e' sW A kOEBLING Chief Engineer.
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Oh, Gutl.

AT LLELrwooD rARK.-irNE NEErING
sixty cntucs Great Double e. lm Race W,lnc siav
Grnul Tree tor HN tuiay rrnitug 60 commence At 3
O'Clock Admission inc GATES II BARNAKD. rrop'r.
AT FLEETWOOD PtRk.-rvo rnttlins races,
n 30 elias. Ntrgr.rl NsINrnc. ErenoIn Ruusuf.
burg EuWulus f9rut d. tr.HI amt Grace Tree for all
y tue iachafi Et.iaL Hni lfnntr,s. Alui.,lrn %. ,
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
OPEN1NG OF THE SEASON 1874
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY
Completed to Grccnpoint opposite 23i 1t Enst river
TINE TABLE 70 TAKE Effect

~
Completed to Grccnpont opposite 23i It, Tast river
TINE TABLE 70 TAKE EFFECT
SATURDAY. MAY - ISIS
Tho elegant steamer ELIZA uANCOX. commencing as
above. will run during the season from lIor loot of
2Ai I. EAST RIVER. direct to Compuny'- Dock at
GHEtNPplNT. making close cunnvc uuns. goiul aud
Beach
Boat lcavcs 23l st rcrat $40 go 1910 II % 4 NJ
ana = y. y. 2.il $ ~ 40 d 80 und % 10 J. VI.
lrhn- tnNc Manhattan bchrh az curtr spending tunes
hourly making sure connection at 0r,cnuOlnt ,Nlth
COMPANY steamer tor New YORK
SUNDAY TIM TABLE. same as above excepting that
trains leave The Beach every hour rnulNr
Trains also come ~ East Ncw NotK with Oiuarsc aud
Rockaway Beach huir,aa ,,,,.,
STEAMER THOMAS COLLNER
22d Il. \. u Leroy Il. y T. Pier :. y II
ioA " i2M, lolpA. M,l2i9 ioe'A n i22,55.
Returning, leave Manhattan Beach A NJ. 1870, . ~,
~. AMI $50 r VI
A RAPID TRANSIT TO vOCkAwAY
The ploncer steamer TWILIGHT has brought down the
fare g. Re- kawuN from a. % only 5u cent. Don't forget
that The ENcur-un Ticket by the steamer TWILIGHT IS
IllE TWILIGHT cart CHARLES FOSTER.
l. THE FASTEST STE AMER To NOCkAWNY
THE WLLLkNOWN STEAMER TWILIGHT
,recn comfort Of eN,nr,onsts. aud wall make one tnp
Commoncius MONDAY Juno To-
aud TWO fflUs SUNDAYS
Nusic hy select bras. band uui orchestra
\ grand minstrel entertainment los the wcllkuown
WEAVER Ntuttlf.N~
The steamboat wih iuuNe
.1i SIS u ....... ..... as AN
luh IT. ...... .... 1000 4 "
Perl y q Battery. iIIl VI.
u turning leave Rockawavat5r
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NtIioious noiltts.

ALCOHOL, tobacco. ami oiium-Nir.n " B.an.
a thuri. T. viii deliver course uf ItDfnfts ola f
a0oNe sHll IT, m Dr Ncwmau. 'hnrch cor,r of iit
~ ana .t aN.. Nu tr evenings q June H. ~ ana -
under tNe auspices 90 the Numnus American Iruff,
antN League S.n-ius by Mr. tsnf.c = Wc.A. Afni.
SION tree tLENENtE LOXIEK, " h. rr .deut
Nr Nnfirt Garden. corner ui Fulton amt smith ~.
- hi"'AlNn, \ -inslrl temperance TIN. con.
duttd hN 6 " SAMltlt coiahurtr with Nj Moody
sunday fIug uf UtlO,k Suns service AT 90 con
Ga. tcd hy T. " lpE
4 NIFTY BAPTIST CHURCIi. 5ith - BE-.
u tween -tu NIIi NII lrt1t hing
h' N' Kew WIN. HuWi,torc at7'a %
ADIsoN AvENUERTFOHM CHURCH
- '". ''iN II -it'N JACOB tlNnNtI .u. % Ili4-
N'uIt lHi.AI VII rf.4ON Hf ~ 4 NJ 4HI : o. g. VI
Sill 'iN '.h"0i Dtaf stranger. we .,ou,l
Ht) III ~. VI. J. 'HI KCIi. INST west 90 stli 49, -
~ u AiIIlN- go NAfIuN iA TIE pastor. ". L.
Ahuott 90 1IisA amt - T. NJ seat. fr,c
Cent? manly ushcrs IN Attendance. \ cordial invita-.
Won ~ ....--. -
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tor SaIr mo 90 s,t
nIsCONNECTED.-To let, Ehinlrc st near
- MNl>un good sized store tour bedrooms front bnse
lntmL Inquire Of butcher nest door or BLNJAMIN
ALbko. ai3 West bith ~
nfFit - TO LET-ln second story sun hullinr
- lIoht ana rear, well lighted and oAn heated Al
N al sun Fabrication once. Nassau and Frankfort SIS
| \ MONIH-Sturc cellar, I rooms whole house
r., ~ ~ htInIl nv, bruoklNn, suitable Tor painter
I.umuvr, s,,ohl-hand furniture, or druggist
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A sunday Excl NSIO\s 10 HARLEM
-. AND A>loHlA-Ihc Harlem and Nrw YORK. Saw.
cation COMPANY make the following SuuiIy tuns land.
in- south l.t-t Niham.ur1h ltih - Astoria I.lih
n % Bridge.
LEAVE rErK sLtp-n i5. il.g5 ii.i5 VI. i231
I 3d. . 10. g. 3 - 30. % o.. 10 Oh. T. iiuI = g. VI
iLANl uAHLIN Oh. . &C.. %. l. A ~ o., 30.
= t'.H d. o.. 3 D.. D.. ami b. N.
" NlrnERwNN srrern,cni,nt
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Grtursions.


excursions.
A -A.-ROCKAwAI BEACH. TODAY.
GRAND TRIAL rRir or THE
NEW MAMMOTH EXCURSION STEAMER,
GNANp UirtBLIC,
Entirely new. and huilt expressly
FOR Tlf KOCktW ~ ROUTE
Gayy decorated with flags from stem To- stern amt oc
coNrEaNos 23D Rr0fNENr n,Np.
the GNANU EIrt HLtC OF NgrIrrL and
sfGNOR LIB.RALrf corNruSr
viii make one grand ocoou excursion
10 pNY. JUNE 10. 10 RuCKAwAY.
20, {, NN, .r,g .i,,,,egr..c,'iieeANy
l,u,N'. 600. B.. nl...sn. Irli 4 "
Returning leaves R.,kavu, mlrM
EXCURSION uorlrs oor entire excursion %, ron,.
A -A.-KOCKAwAY BENcn,. 80.
THREE & G ;b,i i FjE 81. &
Fret Grant oGGai NSrrrrali,a9 ' entirely new
Built expressly for thc o.o., i.oue aud her sister
pc6fivTikl "'"
THE GEN ot ms OCEAN.
cGSitRNos s,p,' IRGaiNsNr R,ND.
cp,v, pr,9!,tSyiI,g!Eil,,l,5.l .tli hEHNFNr BAND.
ana sicSoE' LlUEhiLu, coRNHrsE
g; 39'a I E...... sss,sa44I2ooo4 sa@lIiarM
jcwe'. IS hsrt - ,yu o.",@%i IL 6it ii SS8i : .nr II
rlcRLfs p foR ESiisEs 'EEXSGtksioNS 6NiM9 '"0r W.
= The steamer AMERlcr, from the thhssr eiyER.
ii.nBis a8i GRANb aiiailla'. snd .a' "'' ''' ~
5,l 4 ~%,egrt9 i5sai, 3 8 8 AM y T
Iran'cfrns pis-cn-er, wiihont cNira charge.
A -A-hhta','i1,A IN ~, zAN;4,A.-A.
BRlDgnroRr
CITY ISLAND.
Avn r,.tS' Nt,f NIX, ihrNn,v
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excursions.

DIHMOI'Tu ROCK. TODAY.
dNGIt Ding 81 NuNNSl
lf TIE LOVELY ~ D~ON
stopping ~
WEST POINT AND NENBU RGU.
On inrrctt 4 ltlUfr'e Suf cub l'tlutD steamer
rlNMot rli ROcK
Ample tuc given iur visiting tr nIfDi ~Htrs Military
A ad, my or WAslllNGruN d, HEADQUARTERS
NNGNn1cENr MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
tNcrN dN DO e. tud saloon amt Promo u4Hr Dock iV
MAXINE NANp. GLlL CIT H NNIOrIlONE. BENT
the great cornct player CHM Sc, &c.
FARE ..... Entire Grant Excursion FIFTY CENrs
- BOAT LEAVES
ENIRY NpHNlNG untluine SUNDAYS from Pier NJ
ur iu'N. Nprth Nvrr atn ioclD. t nud iolt OBJ .1l
81 NNrtO ltivtr az % o. f lu.h bro lktiN IN-~IN.
GiNs will tItr The ANNIN houf ut Fulton Il ut 800
A NJ so EXTRA CHARGE tor transfer cithcr way.
DLlMOJTu ROCK. MOONLIluT
- The bcauum steamer PLYMOUTH
N'N'''N' ROCK makes her second MOONLIGHT lx.
AND curs.on THIS fRIDAY LNENlNG.
po,,,Yr,c June ~ Leaves rcr J. y H.. Mt X
O'Clock anl foot of 221 # y Il. ntsi,
SAIL on the BHuukLNN passengers will take AZ.
MopNtrr MEX boat Fulton terry 90 $50 extra
charge for transfer GREAT MUSICAL
HUDSON FESTIVAL
FARE entire prand trip. FIFTY CENTS
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DOT BILE TRACK. TIlF MOST IMPROVED TQUIpNENr
AND lllE FASTEST lime CONSISTENT WIN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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lDAKk TIIrtTHE.

DARK THEATRE LtNDAKDS
HAM J. Abby l'ssye ult Naua-t
Every evening aai saturday matinee,
UIE BOYS.
Ms rlHNcd-i psi times .rsi-in London
The comedy OF OUR hpNs is acted by sp,tal permits
SION % Nf Au-usru nHiVi
lhr tui, ftl.nu .nf o. onuelN1r with t.e
IlNuAsp SKI ItllIs
nPENING af iluFOD.~ Restaurant 4ul Hr.aiwav
~ iNiNI .n tiUu Aft Walker .is june H. Tue 10, 4
tIu. ufi frfrN~ Ifuntt. wl.l ic served
The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-01-02
The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Mark Lane Express,
in its review of the grain trade of the past
week, says
The appearance of the young wheat plant is
satisfactory in spite of the termination of grain
having been slow, owing TO the saturated con-
d1tion Of the soil. The weather ha- been very
severe in Scotland, but in the south a fair
breadth of land is under wheat. In the upper
districts farm labor is still much behind. A he
position ofthe grain trade at Mark Lane and
the provinces is decidedly strong and
with the turn of the year il Is likely that con-
siderable activity will ensue. Supplies of
English wheat continue very limited, and al
though The holders nave not been able to OBJ
tain higher prices, the tendency has
certainly been in their favor.
The import OF foreign wheat into London
has been more moderate, last Mondays return
showing a total Of only as 600 quarters the de-
crease being due to the falling off I'm arrivals
of Indian produce and the closing up of the
North Russian ports The most noticeable
feature OF the week has been the revival OF the
demand for wheat from country millers, who
have purchased more freely at the extreme
prices OF the previous week, and on Friday at
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an advance of Sd to Is per quarter. A steady
continental demand is also observable, as ex-
ports continue at the rate Of 5000 and 9GOO
quarters per week. and n fair outward move
Inent invariably exercises hardening effect
on prices. The stocks of wheat in London
are considerable, but consisting mainly
of Calcutta and other hard varieties.
The price OF American and such descriptions
as are valued for their fi9ur-prOducing prop
erty have been in no wise depressed. The In
creased country demand is a natural result ef
the wants of the country after a deficient har-
vest IL is not unreasonable to lCok for n
hardening Of prices now that theIe is likely to
be a diminution in the scale of imports. There
have been numerous arrivals OF maize car goes
at DOrts of call, and there are more sellers than
buveIs. But % shillings to so shillings have
been paid for mixed American. The spot trade
for this article has been steady, and last weeks
Drices are well maintained. Arrivals of wheat
cargoes at ports of call have been so moderate
and the demand so steady that prices nave
been we'll supported. Barley is steady, while
maize under the pressure of large arrivals,
has ruled in buyers favor.
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Organization of the Legislature Of
New YOrk--The Govern
Or's Message.
Inauguration of Governor Holiday,
of Virginia, Yesterday.
The Pennsylvania Legislature Meets in Ex-
ira Session.
Callers at the Executive Mansion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The New Years
reception at the executive mansion was
held in the blue psrlOr, after which the call
ers passed through into the east room, where
prOmenading and exchanges of the compli-
ments of the season were INDUCED in. The
president and Mrs. Hayes were assisted in
the ceremonies OF the day by Mrs. Mitchell
Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Breckenridge, Judge and
Mrs Force Miss Foote, Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Heron. The Marine band was stationed in
the ante. chamber, and as the foreign ambas'
sadoTs in full costume, with the ladies' of
their respective households. and the cabinet
officers, with their wives, entered the wide
hall, strains of enlivening music filled the
air. Prominently noted in the diplomatic
throng were Edward Thornton and Lady
Thornton; the japanese ambassador and his
wife; the German, Russian and Turkish min
listers; and many other we'll known attaches
of the diplomatic corps. The officers of the
army, navy and marine corps appeared in
full uniform. The supreme court, the sem
ate and house of representatives, the judges
of the court of claims and OF the district
courts, members of prominent civic associa.
tions heads of the bureaus of the different
executive departments, the associated sol
diers of the war of 1872, the associated
veterans of 1916, the members of the oldest
inhabitants association and delegation of
the grand army of the republic we're all
represented, and paid their respects in &C
cordance with the official schedule. At l
o'clock the general public was admitted,
and an hour afterwards the last caller had
shaken hands with the president, and the
first official levee of President Hayes was
over. The members of the cabinet with
their families. received callers from until 3
o'clock p. M. The members OF the diplomatic
corps called upon Mr.. Evarts after their
departure from the executive mansion.
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NOTICE TO HON RESIDENT.

Whereas. a certain precept has been duly is
sued to me by the mayor of the city of Indian
apolis, under the corporate seal of said city,
dated December IL, 1877, showing that there IS
due the following named contractor the
amount hereinafter specified for street i'm
provement in the city of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana:
Due Richard Carr for improving Clifford av-
enue from Massachusetts avenue to the north
west line of the u. >. Arsenal grounds, from
Oliver ). Dean, the sum of twenty eight dol
lars and five cents (S2S.05), amount of assess
ment charged against lot two (2) in square
fourteen l4), White and Boblet's subdivision
of A. +. Fletcher's addition to the city of Indi-
annapolis, Marion county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless within (20) days after the publica-
tion for three weeks of this notice, the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel of land is paid / will proceed to collect
the apOunt assessed by levy and sale of
said lot or parcel of land or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the above claim
and all costs that may accI ne.
WILLIAM NJ. WILES,
City Treasurer,
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan 9 Io,