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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vermont ave,
~ near y ,tTee1 Preaching This Evening az
iucky. Su',rr.: ~ hat the Pr mIi!ve - tp-
risu, as to It's A"ti"n:'' An are invited. IT.
n SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The Board Ut
sion pTovid Il with R+gaIia, and Members OF sl5-
ordiLate Divisions Will assemble, in Regalia. al
~, I" parti' ir.e in the ,i'and Temperance Mass
heiihg and Street Parade on that i'd DAY. W BY or ier
~ ALI, DELE; toIHiFF2E tTFf Tq EHF GENERAL
To make arTangeT ents for the
TEMPERANCE DEMON sTRATION
ON THE oeD INSTANT,
are requested TO meet at OIeon H.n. corner 4 ;
street AND Pennsylvania avenue, WEDNESDAY
WASHINGTON, u. e., Feb. 1s, 1875 1t
y -7AN ArrEAL To THE fUBLIC.-Tne
t-y FUNDS OF the Labor Exchange are about
EXHAUSTED. and the charitable public are
urgently Appealed TO for contributions. that the
Since its Organization. IN September last. employ
Hent has been given TO 5S4 MEN and go women, AMI
sient at . distance. Contributions may be handed
TO the Treasurer. LEWIS j. DAVIS. or to any
8. A II Marks Cal street $. e.: J. f.
grT H. l4. Psnnsy ITa4ia 1yS9qs; ~ IMiTm Pn
yyania avenue: JOHN SHERMAN, s.; C!9Hl
Building; j. II. hLiNGLE- County: l. =. EM-
cry County feb19-3I
~ USRIyALLED
R IN QUALITY AND PRICE.
Champagne Wines OF
GOET 4 CHANDON,
EOET CHANDON,
Established 1S43.
RESAGLD, FRANCOIS CO.,
nOvl-eO1y Sole Agents for U. s.
~ A c A R D.
eretonS OF youth. nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
wasdiScOvered by missionary in South America.
Sen a Self-addTeSSed envelope 70 the Rev. JOSEPH
7. lNhAN, Station ID, Bible House. New York
city. sep25-eoSk1y
~ BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
A fresh supply received and for safe by
W. y. THOMPSON,
S2e-,r 5O3 lbTH STREET.
&" HOT SODA
~ WITH
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,
AILBURN' 1923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
arsught during the winter. dec4-tr
/" SAMUEL q. YOUNG,
SS NOTARY PUBLIC,
octl7-tf OFFICE-SrAR BUILDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

PRIVATE CORBETT. Fort Wadsworth'S love
sick soldier, having been nonSuited in Cupid's
court, is now endeavOring TO vary the m0nOt-
ony OF military life by suing his commanding
officer for libel and false impriSonment.-[N
Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

Mr.. TTLDENS INCOME TAX.-Before Judge
assistant district attorney presented the ease
on the part OF the government in the income
tax suit against Mr.. Tilden. Judge Batch
i0fd sad thHf 1t was not necessary to argue
that the tax could be collected by suit. even
though it had not been assessed The Statute
created the debt and the assessment was only
part OF the machinery for collecting it, MI.
sherman argued against the theory that the
acts OF the assessors were in any way judicial
acts, clalmln" that the cOnferring Of judicial
powers upon them would be unconstitutional
Judge BlatchfOrd took the papers and reserved
his deCiSOn.-[N. Y. Tribune. lSth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

A6A notary in Cleveland, Ohio. exhibits his
commission com from the governor signed r. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

D:ns a STEAMER on FIRE.-The steamer City of
Dallas, of the Mallory line, which arrived at
New York yesterday from Fernandina, Fla.
with 500 bales cotton, clay for porcelain and
1rut, took fire in the hold. The tiremen turned
nod, where the fire was SmOuldering among
the cotton, and the vessel was by this means
sunk and the fire eXtinguiShed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

FINDING BEAUTIFUL GIRLS BODY.-The
body of Jennie Moore was found yesterday in
the Passaic, near Newark. She disappeared
been keeping company with a New York gen.
tlemdn, who is 45 years old. They were TO have
been married early in December, but the cere-
m0ny was delayed by her illness Her lover
called at her home and remained late Fifteen
minutes after he went away she threw d shawl
over her head and went out. She did not re-
tum.-GN. Y. Sun, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

THE CROOKED WHISKY MEN Of Winston
county, Ala, evidently don't comprehend the
necessity for raising Il revenue. When a gau-
ger named Bryan visited the house of an illicit
distiller in that region, the other day, he was
met at the door by the muZzles of several dou-
GER do You SJ propose to Hint Sia tha the gsa
States:" ''D-n the United States!' said they.
I'VE raise our own corn. make our own whiS-
KY and drink it, and it's none of the United
States business, and we are going to continue
to do it," Bryan was permitted to go unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR DENOUNCED BY 4,
PRIEST For some time past a new secret or
ganlzatlon, known as The Knights of Labor.
have been initiating members at MahOnev
city, Pa, with the view of taking the place OF
the defunct workingmen's union to protect
labOrerS. The society is also political in its
character, and intends taking an active par
were known to have Joined, the church de
termined to make war on it. Consequently
Father Ryan last Sunday morning warned the
men OF his cOngre CATION to abandon the sOcie
" or be accommodated from church rights
The priest denounced the society as no better
than M0llie MaguireS. This has created in
tense excitement in the region
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19
THE EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interna
revenue, sISl.e57.9S: customs, $lsf.O3O.O3.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

hA>UNIC TEN LIE,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25. 1873.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies' 81. .0C
Tickets. admitting gentleman ............ q 90
To be had from any one connected with the
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-19

The BRUTE VINO KICKED HIS WIFE To
DEATH.-In New York. yesterday. Joseph 7.
Wall, who kicked his wife to death. was sen
fenced to fifteen years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary. He was advised by the Judge to
him the liquor which made him drunk and
sue for damages for the support of his chill
dren, now dOubly bereaVed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
CIVIL NOTES

The argument of the motion Ill the suit oi
Elias C. Benedict against the Western Cnion Telegraph
Company was adjourned. yesterday Ia March 20. The
counsel for the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
being engaged.
The Board of Publication Of the Reformed
Protestant Dutch Church. which some time ago peti-
Toned for It's own dissolution nsked yesterday that the
proceedings be- discontinued. IT, del T. having been
almost entirely paid OH The receiVcc. GaIret Van
S.sfand, Joined In me petition and Judge Lawrence
granted II.
The Count Joaunes has begun an action for
libel against The Brooki, Ecgle laying his damages at
$40 600 The alleged bclous statement declared that
tie Counts teeth were false upon The occasion or his
first nppcarance Wood Theatre BtOollyu. Monday
night. ~ Rfk0rd Ill., Tie following night tie 'ount
anifcd the audience long enough TO tay that his teeth
were truly bis own
CORPORATION Counsel Whitney presented. yes
terday Judge Lawrence, the report OF the coinnns
sioners on opening Ouc-hundted ancortcth ST., from
Eighth-ave 10 Harlem River. John G. Shaw az the same
tInc presented objections 10 The Olcplng of tr steel o"
behalf OF cght-ecTenthS OF the assessed
property In vauc This under the statute. comrcs the
discontnnanco ~ the proceeding. ana throws the eA
pease OF the commission, about T2'-OO on inc cI'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

27s7 sl2e so7o s2l4 slls 2sei. si 1881. 27o7 Scs7
1896. 3l7g 1924. 1855, 100 1920. - 80.
PART uI-nonahne J-shors can.sso aS 2,s2, 57s4'
1870 2j3l 24i7 260, 24GO 1882, 2l6l, $685. JOiC, 2i
1898. 2Ji7, 3G9J 3li1. 3ll7, 2yG7 $40.
sUrERIOk COtRr-SfEcIAL TKRn--freeimaI J-So Gay
cslends:. - -
TRIAL TRRs-Pasr I-sedFwiek. Mos 20S, l0Il, 1872,
l57. 739, 30 7ol. $50. 67S
COMMON J.-So day calendar
Trial TEE,,aP5sr igobInson lone Boaf oan sss
2sas .2ta g. Zeia 2,ls 2234, 1852 2eil 272 27o3'
MAINE CouaI-ImAL TkaM-PARI I-sheitdAn, short
CansesNos 397s 1884, 4025 4l9l 1852 4173 40S7 32o3
4272, 4209, 42G7
Pant I-Gocpp J-short Causes-Nos $685. 1895, 80 9.
1920 4014 455 497 42ll 4l93, 4l6s 1884, Ass, 25co
42lO, 430i, 1902. -.
pasT IIi-shea Jshort cansesNcs a27l 1923, 4sol,
43O6. 1925. 43l7 1893. 43i6 4326. 42i0 4343.
GENERAL sEsoioNs-PARr I-Hackett, R.-JhOmas N"Ad-
ans william kan, Robbery Katrina kfecseieorf, arson
Charles Muller Joseph Mayer Hugh McCdbe John Maoney,
Hugh Mcclure, feGnous assault and battery William
Barnes, Thomas Moore, George Smith Robert sfaplefor
grand larceny samuel J.. Nende extOrton Michael Dolan
John McPaItland Francis McCormsck, Henry Morse John
Mortimer Bella Meyers assault and battery George Meyers
adulfsratine milk.
PAKr IIGildcrsleeve J-Caleb Thompson Joseph Smith.
robbery Henry Eden Joseph Rooney, William Geis Matthias
BANK John Lawrence grand aIeeny Edward BUCKLEY
jury Edward Wadsey James MeDermo larceny from the
person Thomas Rooney James Rooney assault and battery
John Rooney, msdcnean0r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
PASSENG Frs ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-In Sb1msbip Nsrddd.-R. II. Clar
ems, Rev j. OIeicy. and Mrs D. Arrroy, Mr. and Mrs
Elliott, d. Herman Oswald T.. Norris W. J. Lloyd.
Thomas Miss NJ McDermott C. Davies, David Davies, F. C.
Rogers Master ~ g. CALVIN Miss ". Burke NJ. Thomas
Hughes
FROM LIVERPOOL n S'sgmShiD Cnit0.-G. IrOns r. r
Tuy NJ Mckenzie j. Doyle &. X. Edward e.. f.. 3aylev, a.
X. Barlow, T. Whccchou.e Nh ana Mrs s. Boyd Mrs. II
Henson Mrs Roche MIS-. Dickenson Mrs. Thomas, Mrs
Ryan Mrs. Power Mrs. Chisholm Mrs. SchefeT, Miss H.
COmeron. Miss ". A. Nicholson Miss y. Gerald
FROM HAVANA-Ta stedrnShf IN NIaGar1--Edward Noetz
liz. Ramon o. Williams Judge g. ". spies Mrs i. Spies
Miss r. spies Miss Spies. W spies, hiss l.. de Garcia
Mss II. Rhodes John Chamers Mis- C. Chalmers Bernard
de In onda Chas FrankenboG joaquin Kl0uda. Frederick
Bauficde Merino Rafael Vega. Manuel Cantcrn Rafael
Eceyerri9. Manne g. Cardenasy Vaeo Mr-. ". Cardcnas
j. e. Levy Miss Esther Levy. julius UeyOr T. q. H. Bune
mann, Geo 4. Schobcr samuel - Laird Hosse L. Tura Mr.
J. Henry !. Antoine Nazalal Iarboo, Stiman John
Pablo Oftega Jose Booth
Iafayett. Denis Timothy ard T. Boyd
Grant John l. Davis Daniel Hcany Pedro HeIrena Poly
dore A. de Conint W. Carver Antonio Abad Arteche
John Williams. Henry Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
DECISIONS MARCH 81,

Sunyrp, Court bomL,rs BY judge Lawrence
SGs5 nT, IL ~ matter Of Fns con.cor %s or
10 the suydam Con AIT Ihe Hudson coal Com
Stein Woiton aei Ciark crosby ast Cfiey Cone, ngi.
g S on I a. sS FIX ct Si' ayers
Has not receiver ALREADY been 10 an.
other proceeding Fox a William In this case Desire ~
know =, once w., Whether the psn na also w G
The vessel /, foreign or an Ameriean ve,,el
@ & 6an, soud Ie allowed to answer uron payment Of
al taxable cOs I'm the action up 10 the prscn Time eXc
sr He a nj, Mon motion 10 override The Jcinursi
Geicd viii stolc Wood conn iSa Hazard
ag nrar t aee Of TIL 10 chmr County srah,e With
COSTS see elorandgm sciel.ioih AT taH,oin Mollon
but pAin must give the Stimulation a, TO he docne'en
p b. J@,sc oonohncgarr al Bradley Motion for
sion m ncie by ,ding that the plaintiff have leave
Gpe"gr mi j"By Judge Honohue~Todd ag Burns
Settled amendments Mckesney sg'. Dlion.-Seted
Paft lilly Judge Van Bruut- Bosn sgt schoonmsksr.
SSecci TsTo-By Judge Van Brunt Holt act; Brugge.
mann smith o. Brien at al oGnan Fire Insurance
graft niusira Bank AT. murphy 81 al Ioornis ast
Sao,pior Coart~Socriai Ic,m-5g .yudgc Freedman.
Lanse asi iie 81 al 60 y Fisher AZ lang ,N" Il
Order wthdrasng appeal and diseoatnueg proeecn:s
l.ucAertOrder denying motion The !iner Pinins ara
rabsng ioepsHy Az, Lie insTsH Ds
COMPANY Wing sgi Dean ct al; Mereagt negan Aciions
Sattcriv agt HerTick et al.-Order appointing John H.
Flanagan so guardian AL item OF iufant d'fenI.Bt.
tOmmoa Iie9s-. po,idi J0Bt-iy Judge Larronore.
y y. Life Insurance Company sgt wcservelr y j. lie
DarFagh (ten Ortine agt
Oriig ~ e matter Of CutTcl: War0n asL Peryi CLARK
act Iuc Mayor etc: Long agt. Mc,unu; SCHNEIDER ast
Observation-Disclosures granted -cbefnef.orn a2t rrhu'rs
OUr Cas-r Report confirmed aud deere entered y Y
III. Iu,utance 90. ag fuIan -four ca-.sJulgment or
deed In the etc, OF Leipl2er Ia .Iow cause
granted. Donaldson aCi. E'nt.Dpnd ap-
provc5 Reynolds schmidt ration for leavs %
s,rys ameflrd answer granted stewart at DultnH The
order ~ Aafch is the proper aDd only oitr that should h
mad. IN the premises lori sgi hiseI-orlr oNcIfui
demurrer pr~ed the matter Of EabbI-Otdtr 10 pay
dividend ste, granted ~. ,,...... ~,
Nv Judge RobiusOn-Dugan aS' BrOphy. Demnfrers OF
Bophv e., Bro by q Grove anu ~ fd"ih Iriiy ss
absolute therein except on terms sta'ti
i oiduion In the matter etc, Of IltZsniiops rt NJ.
Mater ~ petition referred 10 stephen H. Oln, esf,
Ia tk ., oof o. facts alleged and report biz opinion thereon
notice 10 interested 10 Dr. pHhshd u IH Dauq
ReGer dsyS previous to day apP"~" iof bearing 70
attend reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
HELD FOR TRIAL FOR SMUGGLING.

Eliza Ratings, milliDer, of No. 1,153 Broad
way was brought before United States Commissioner
shields Wednesday. the charge Of smuggling goods
She was accompanied by her counsel General Foster.
and did appear to be in the least embarrassed by the
arrest She was held in 5000 for an examination next
Monday
The report OF the that has been invesga'-
ing the charges against the Custom House lDspecio or
and who recently passed MADAME RAILING
Trunks containing large quantity of dntible y "I-
without assessing more than small pert of TIE ain1Hi
due the Government has been completed. IL VIII not
made public however anil after II has beon sent 10
Collector Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
THE COURTS.
MIR, COWLEY TRIES TO GET BAG

The application Of the trustees OF the Shep-
herds Fold. the Rev. Edward Cowley from
taking any action looking TO possessing himself OF Their
property, came before Judge Lawrence, in Supreme
Court, Chambers yesterday. Tile counsel 'or MI cow
lev took the ground that this effort 10 try the
title to office by Unauthorized mode. Judge Law
held that the trustees being in possession that 90
jecfiOn did not apply.
Mr.. Marsh for the trdsecs. stated briefly the com,
plants that To them from other sources, ana
finally the Charities Aid Association against.
Mr. COwley. on examination they found that the Dy-
laws contained provision for meetings OF the trustees
the election Of officers. They then met, revised the
bylaws elected ID. Peters president and removed Mr..
and Mrs. Cowlcy At first Mr. Cowlcy yielded, put
and removed with dficuy. Counsel for MI
Cowcy claimed that there had been legal meeting OF
trustees aud valid election. Judge Lawrence re-
served his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
THE ROLLWAGEN PROPERTY DIVISION.
In the partition snlt of ROllwagcn agansl

Herman the report referees dividing the proreriy
81 Frederick w. Rollwagen presented. Yesterday 10
Judge Lawrence IN Supreme Court. Chambers. Nal
colin Campbell. behalf OF some ~ The infant heirs
claimed that they had been unfairly treated III the
division On the other hand. II claimed that the
property given them all productive while nuch OF
thai given the adult heirs was unimpfoyed Juhsc
Lawrence reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY March 2l.--In the Conrt Of Appeals to-
DAY the following business was transacted 80 10 n
caid agi ArchibndATfuaent suinei aud concluded No
l27-schaefer agt IIck.i Argued ty James ~ bg@ing
for anp-l Clark f0T respondent No llI
The HACK river Insurance Tie New-NoTS slate
Liam eic CO-AT.u,d by WIN 4. Bner for appellant. and
lr a. OYon for respondent. No. llO.-Murr agt Mex
Argued by Chiflc- II. Muniy for appellant and by
Fred A Ward for respondent case stu! on.
The following The day calendar for Friday No. O. ~.
II, I2l, l2S, l2g, l3O and 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
CITY SUIT DISMISSED.

Robert J. Wright sued the city for 50, 10 62,
for hay etc. furnished the fire and police departments
in 1871 and 1872. Tie Board OF Audit Of 1872 cut
down his bill 10 $3.50 % When he brought this suit
the city offered him judgment for the S3l56 20 ana ne
entered up judgment for that amount which was aid
He claimed the right continue the suit for thebaanco
of 500 SO. judge Potter in supreme Court Circuit,
Yesterday decided that the entry OF the judgment was
bar any prosecution of the suit and dismissed
the complaint Culver & Wright appeared for the
plaintiff; e.. L. Miller for the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
CLAIMING RIGHTS OF FULL SERVICE.
The demand of Edward II. Diedrick for

discharge the eth Regiment for fall service, was
argued yesterday before Judge Lawrence His term was
within month or two Of expiration when he was ais
charged certificate Of DR.. MORGAN Morris, That ne
was physically incapable Of performing military duty
Two years before he had surgical operation per
formed. which confined him months and lie WAS
then expeed but was reIstateJ lie says that he en-
trey recovered, and Dr. Morcau Morriss examination
was q pleasant chat of half hour. Judge Lawrence
reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
CALE:DARs THIS DAY.

srrnssR CorT--cBAnnaEs lawrence l. Noe 23 90 ~
CO. 1S l l27 1872 I35. H. lG3, 40. III, 100. 40 ~,
@ ~, IA go 226 229 25o 2Si 2Si, s2, 2iJ. 247 go,
2Ji, lJJ 49, n - nd, and Iugari. ri -
No "a IL rs 20 - - 81, 81 -. -" Al ~ ~ 50 90 o.
10 "a III 1870 li9 1913, los, la, vG U.s. III" 49, io@' i9''
SpfcIaL iggM-vaa Brunt: JNcs: 2a2 ?5y 20 ~ ~
an- 3T 3,g $40, $40 25 3Ji 3J5 3Jb 3Jl 30 3 ,9n'
SS 3,2 YGS S64, 3s5, sod, 3J7 ss 3s9 $40 OIL 90
SSI 40 S7S $50 5sl ,Js2 asS - - o ,sf
i0J ~. ,,o... c,s. op-os,j
pAnr I-rVtler, yshoTt Atses-SIoc -o0 Ec-s, eNo',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
A FAMILY OF CRIMINALS AND LCNAT1CS.
Erninia PAWS, tried, yesterday, in thu

Cont Of General Sessions before Judge sutherland ana
convicted Of petit larceny, seems to belong to famy
criminals She convicted ten years ago OF larceny
served most of her time In the unatic asylum uer
father George Moitt sad to have been the head OF
gang Of thieves s suspected Of murder and Is now serv
ing Oui ten years for burglary. Her Dfotner
Eugene is serving out five years. sentence for similar
offence. Her sister Is the widow Of man hanged Ior
murder Her brother Uriah. is III the lunatc asyiih'
ard his III the poor house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises. Col Oils Clock fast. 65f
Moon 1928 Moon sOufhs 1904 Moons days IL
Hsp WATER TODAY-A NJ
sandy Hook 1918 Gov island 1888 Hell Gate. 02t
HGH WATER TO-Dki-P. 81.
Sandy Hook 104G Gov Island. ll:29 Hell Gac... 047
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

a DEAD SET."--Captain Jawkins (of the
Piebald Plunsers IA the interval Of dancej: Jaw,
you ana ycaw sistcr are dwessed amazingly ake, MISS
O'F!aBngan what capital pair you'd make, by
love miss o'fannigan with native simplicity !;
All, now, indeed. Captain, II s In pair going,
il isn't win my sister, I'd like to be matched 20
Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
NOMINATIONS.


WASHINGTON, March 21.-Tbe Presiden. sent
the following n0inina ions to the Senate to-day
FostJaasteFs-EUoch G.. BidweL al Norwich Comp; arr
Betsy o. Mower oil New. LOaaun, CD,in; Jra ElNaut'h
snb, CiBaiohac " y: John W. Neislin at Mil,iie,
~ j.. John f. Mccarthy, at Valparaiso. Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

An old Scotch woman, whose favOrite son
was in the habit of swearing occasionally cenured
by her minister for not correcting HIM. It's vara
wrong, minister" she admitted, but mann aiO0 that
IL sets an the conversation mtchtiiy."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

the City Of Chicago Ill., the title to certain land. Re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Senate then, at $40 O'clock adjourned unti! TO-
morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
CHARGES OF ASSAULT IGNORED.
The Grand ,Infv has dismissed the chang

Of assault against william :. Duke preferred
by Ellen W NaloY The assault Is alleged to have
occurred in December. 1873. The complaint waf twice
dismissed by Police Justices, but nnaly enter
tanned by Justice Murray aud Il now finally ignoied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Gelp Uanico

WANTED-A frst-class TAlLOlt, TO go m
w To a pleasant town in Central NeNYoIki Banst IN q
good cutter. Cal address A. HuLEIT, 3sa and $50
Bsoadwsy, Sew-tofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
Glnelral Snslrnmc'itS

DUMAIIAUT. late :. X. BALI. Co,
n. No III EAST lirII.SE
CrcLe1np's srinways other Pianos and OrSans low
for ash, on ms talncnis. ana for r-nt.
I iGHTE 4 ERNST old house of Llghte ~
Bradbury. oGrr their nriendd PIANoFohrEs a. low
tIcc and on easy monthly payWents at IL East lith,
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22

ANNA RANDALL DIEilL, teacher OF EiOcu.
~ ton and Dramatic Aciiol 30 Unionsluare. -
C1ICkERING HALL.-ProfcssOr j. ". ;.
~ rr,id VIII lecture ON the IA LIKING MA'itlNk or
SPA KING PHONOGRAPHl exhibiting tue woid,ft1 IN
srumrrt, evening, March ~ Ticker - cnS;
r.st,v.i extra. AT SchaOeiiH- = NhOh-
square, and at the Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-22
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~ ARDENER-Bv a good French gardener
angle: al DrTnches; long experience ", wv,
country Address present employer, care 81 p u ~ i'9oN
q SONS, Kisscna Nursery. flu,ine l. J.. Ne" lorA.
GARDENER. COACHMAN, COOK and
AZ <puF-, a, an excellent Prot stHnt Ensisiman
and wife hs II Lrs class gardener careful ABOUT hmHiS
wife is xc,irnt coos anu is
dress oh their business well, ana nav" kt
DE Any EMPLOYER waning
Two feitlfu servants call ut $50 5iaNe near Iethsl.
IF YOU WANT a faithful colord man tor
your domestic anir country or city, Try l." "poDhi
No. 337 West 3Gil-si.
H1AN NURSE.--By a steady. wcll-rec0nl-
WI mend an rur.e valet 10 go TO any part oil Europe
seen al iOl West A5t,I.st, BOUdRANDH
NEW-YORK COLORED MISSION EMPl,Ol-
~ MINT OFFICE No. I3J West dolh-st New Orh ;
cooks chninDrfhaius ad srs
Tor general bouscwors IN city OF country
Useful MANA thoroughly capable man
~ indoor servant good telei nses go 10 oy
ar country can be seen at PROTESTANT HOME Bu-
kEJ A. IJ3 shave. four doors above lOtil-st.
UTSEFUL-Wanted situation where j can
rsko nysef useful have hal experience No cOfnefcal
traveller bookkeeper AM raveihbs now, pe
want stop give best OF references AdfesS H. H. H.
Tribune Office ---------
lATAITER-By strong young frencImaii
w who ands waiting well and Is wilng 70 haNs
himself give city references CAL al oo- otH'e'
between 3Jth and oBtb-stA