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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
Distressing Ocean Disaster.

TnE London papers publish the fol-
lowing details Of the loss ofthe amigrant ship
Strathmore, from that port for New Zealand :.
The Strathmore struek q rock among the Gro
act group Of islands in the South Pacific, the
first Of July, at half-p four mthe morning,
and was wrecked Immediately Forty-four
persons were drowned The survivors saved
nothing whatever and were upon the rocks
for six months, subsisting upon sea birds
aud their eggs. When they were rescued they
were much eInaciated and almost, naked and
five had died there from exposure and want
The captain Of the American whsler, Young
Phoenix, who rescued hem, supplied them
with clothing and treated them with great
kindness
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
pnlJI klu,a ,u,u ,lon

knsts rIly Mo-. Telegram 81 the
5tt ult say th't during The severe
SNOW storm ut the preceding Monday
night Mrs. Gturgc llolton and two M.
tlr children, living near Wmcgu. Kan.
sls uu the line ut the /. =. railroad.
started % 60 "a q ueighhor's house.
only quarter OF a mile distant Dark.
ness coming on and the storm beating
them 50 turiously they became De.
wildered and wandered about the
prairie until exhausted. They were
found "Wednesday frozen o. death. not
twenty rods from the house they were
"a euCA ot Tile mother bal taken
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

Secretary Rristow has written to the
~ district attorney At Louisville calling
his attention TO the stateuent Of Reeves that
he paid to Bristow bribs of one hundred fat
hogs, while the latter WIS district attorney
there, and denouncing the statement as en-
tirely false, but saying that the lie was stated
with such particularly .lnt a simple denial
was not enough, and requesting that Reeves
be brought before the grind jury and the
matter silted to the bottom. But Reeves has
since made affidavit in regard to the Brstow
hog-story, in which he says that he told the
story while intoxicated that he never az any
time gave to Bristow or to any one for him
any money or property Of any kind for any
purpose whatever
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
Republican con,entlons

Among the Republican conventions
held last weeksyere Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Vermont. Pennsylvania will offer 70 the ma
uonal convention the name Of Gov. Hartranit
for Prefiient, and will stand By him as a unit
Ohio W 4 present the name Of Rutherford b
Hayes tor President Vernon, declared for
no candidate, but for hard money spoke dc.
cidedly Mississppi came in later with four.
teen delegates instructed for Morton
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
Another Eastern Flood.

Another terrible dam disaster oc-
Cured AZ Worcester Mass, on the night of
the 3Oth ult. Evidences Of the coming break
were seen twenty-iour hours previously, so
that the people were prepared for the calam.
ity For nine mile. the terrible food rushed
down the valley, carrying total destruction in
It's path, Factories, railroads, depots, harms.
bridges and many dwelling houses we're
swept away like chips Thousands Of people
have been thrown GU, Of employment hy the
disaster, and untold thousands Of dollars in
property DESTROYED
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
Bad List Of Disasters.

March departed with a bad list Of
casualties On the SO,h fire at Rochelle,
~ y, destroyed property worth $4,000
four boilers exploded in the Fletcher mill,
Providence, K l., killing two men and
wounding several others An engine also
exploded NJ sand Ridge, Pa, killing iou
men AtChicago young man named Alhby
was burned 10 cath BY the explosion Of he
gas works OF the fremont House
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

The 2sth OF March was q stormy
day an around. eAy.rtins 10 me muel-abase1
Northwest, whore NE weather was delight.
ful ~ Cmag0 8 ioot Of snow 'ell and 1riu
~ sahdiy q. Stop street ani rtwia
'4ye. lu rg.rte indianapolis 81 louis
and intermediate luuis railroad mfeI was
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

Thomas W. Piper, formerly sexton of
Warren street church, Boston, and convicted
OF the murder Of Mabel Young, in that build
ing, on the 23d Of May last, has been SEN
fenced 10 be hanged.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
Perlls Of the Deep.

Several very distressing ocean dis.
ssters have gone on record The Spanish
steamer Sebastian exploded her boilers while
of the coast Of Spain, and sunk. Many lives
were lost The steamer Jarrad, with Eve
hundred Indian pilgrims on board, was
wrecked in the Arbian sea, and all Of her pas.
seuaers perisb.d
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
PULLMAN PALACE CARs

These celebrated ears are run ON All nigh
trains on all the lines OF this roai
This Is the ONLY LINZ running these car,
between Chicago and S. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee
AZ Omaha oar Slccpers con meet with the
Overland Sleslers on the Union Pacific Rail-
roao ar al points west 81 the Missouri
River. Among the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

off nearly all her clothes to protect the
children, and was in an almost naked
condition.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

A Mis-. Wilson Large. Of sullivan
county, tennessee gave birth % her
eighteenth child recently The lads rs
only 81 wears VI age Ihs Is good
beginning tog a"large" family
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06

Noble Nan.
The vessel which rescued the surviv.
ors Of the eniigrant ship strathmore, was a
United States whaler on her course 70 the
South Sea fisheries. Her captain gave up the
chance Of seasons profits for the sake Of the
poor creatures he found at Cro1etts and who
needed an amount Of care they could not
have received il he had taken them with him
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
INDICTMENTS OFFERED BY THIS
ROUTE

20 the travelling public are ala the modern
improvements Rock and travel Balsstrd
Track, Steel Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges.
larlpr and Drawing Room Iay Cuachrs,
smoking AND Longing Cars, Wrstughhus
Safety An Brakes, M'lrfs pris.' Seie,
Cowlns ami Platforms, Speed, Safety anl
Absolute Comfort
HuouIng Ihrough re Gtept stnte
Aui operating o9ri 1880 niics of road. tins
Company present o. the traveller fa,btie.
that AgH Nnr aud CANNOT ls nHered b,
any Competitor
al ticket agent, car sell son tickets VI
chi, route
I You wish the lest iravelire aeommaiA
bons, you will buy your tio kets by this route.
and viii take uo other
GAkNiN UTGulTr,
NeuptAl Superintendent
W D cTENtErr.
GrucrHl Passenger Agent
lpy-wk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
chicago and Nor,hwe.,er. Railway,

Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake shore and Michigan Southern, Mich.
igan central, Baltimore aud Ohio, PittShurg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Roules, tor all points EAST aud
SOUTHEAST, and with the Chicago anl Alton
nj Illinois Central Tor all points SOUTH
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific X. X. at Omaha tor an far West
points
Close connections are made At jun,t ton p, mt
with trains Of all cross roads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
A Noble Man.

greatly impeded At wstseca, III, over two
feet Of snow fell
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-04-06
CHICAGO
AND
Northwestern
RAILWAY.

Passengers ioI Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburs.
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Qeetec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington. Saint
Louis, Cairo, san Francisco, Sacramento, Og
ten, salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs
Marquette, Escrnaha, Menasha, Madison, Chey
enne, Omaha, lanktnn, Green Bay, Milwaukee
aud all points West, South and Hast, should
buy their tickets via Chicago and the
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
DECIsloNs-DEc. 10.

Supreme Court Chambers--Bv judge Brady
Brown agt. Deyeln-Opinon referred to Special Term
by Judge Barrett-TOdes agt The Excelsior Gas Machine
C0RepOt cormed let proper order be prepared accofo
ingly
By Judge lawrence.-Bullng agt Belnje.-Granted. Ba
ker ag PamerThe taxation OF the clerk Is ahrmed MAJ
ter Of MidebergerIt appearing by affidavit that Mr. Hoy u
resident the state OF NewYor, think that the re
" the should be oOnrme and order entered ap
pointing Mr.. IIOYt trustee
circuit fart L-by Judge Donohuesoan ct al agt Gould
ct aL-OpiniOn.
Superior COmt-Special 1erM-By Judge ,Speir.-
Van Buren agt Colt and Titus ct al ag Burr ct aOrders
settled
by Judge observation-disclosures agt Webb-Order to examine
Hugh Mcclellan as witness conditonay Butter agt AUS
that plaintiff file security for costs Leonard ag
Wide-orer denying motion without costs craig agt Har-
dered rsl calendar for Jan 1871 Tutn ag Benect
and Bamberger agt Hibbard.-Ordefs granted
BY Judge Van VOTst-PGlmer agt Foley-Order settled
BY Judge Standardization agt. Mcdonald PLAINTIFF
complaint dismissed for want OF prosecution Goldberg as
Of receivers motion and 10 open rfer
further proofs granted DAWSON ag BurkeMot0n
dismissed Comfy agt CarrO-Receivers BOND
approved
Common Pleas-Specidl Term-BS Judge Van
Hoesen-BOck agt KrcheT.-Order signed Geiger agt.
Marts-See memorandum. Hill agt. COnklng.-MOuOn IOr
Judgment denied memorandum. Bruce agt Burr-see mem
by Juige j. F. Daly-oGorman agt KamaK.-Findings
Giyr lasp re
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
rHE EAsr ENp HoTEL cARPETs.

In the case of William Sloane and others
against Jay Gould and Others Judgment was rendered
Yesterday by Judge DonOhue in Supreme Court Circuit
IN favor OF the defendants with costs. 1t was said In
tbe comnl,nt that W. j. Sloane furnished carpets for
t East End Hotel at Long Branch which were charged
20 the NewJersey Southern Railroad Company, having
been ordered by officers of that company Soon after
tne Company insoyent and this suit was brought
ocharge the officers the company with personal liability
~ the eompanv Tie plaintiffs claimed that the action
Of fhe defendets fraudulent aud therefore asked
Judgment for 81 S77 TO- with interest. Judge DOnOhue
IN his decision SAID there indication OF any
fraud on the part OF the defendants Ihe hotei ap,
neafed 10 have been opened for excursion house. ana
ere was no doubt that the carpets as well as the mousse
were empOyed for the use OF tne railroad eofpoTo;
There was no evidence OF any difficulty IN tne payment
OF the bill except that the company was insolVenI
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
DETLISS g. co.'s GGE4T BUSINESS GE0WTH

Fifteen years ago, it has been said, not one
man in twenty wore ready-made clothing; now
the nineteen purchase those garments and the one man
orders them This result has been attained By gradually
increasing the standard excellence in style and ma
eriaI and reducing the price. general reduction has
been made during the in the l,adnS houses in
that line Devlin & Co.. Of these, at Broadway and
Grand-st and also at wmrenst deal In everything per
tanning TO the ready-made and custom clothing business
hotb wholesale and retail They manufacture from their
own designs robes, smoking ana hOuseJackets WIN
which ney supply many the leading houses IN all parts
of te country. The finest robes are made Oh mncid6sc
si and lined witn the same The richest sell as hgh as
$50 each, Others Of drlD brOcaGe SIX Win colIeu es1
~ g4O and anil Others Of brown French dagOnas, IEed
ana faced with silk at $22 Cheaper ones can OF couise
e ad These materials and styles are Ohefed III SMOKING
Jackets at from - 80 less than the robes cost THESE
garments arc cut with the same care gwen 10
coat. Gentlenens furnishing goods OF every ~, oG
Cartwright d Warmers make OF uhdelcio..h
carriage or travelling and fine Imitation OF Astra
chan IuT, with striped lining, are aieo oOu ~ m ~
titles Messrs. Devlin Co. are the agents loI the u
states of MCGEE Co.'s Belfast ulsteis ihehe eanns
are made OF Irish freZe and lined with Angola or WIZ
dernere flannel and cost IRON SoT dD O TN San wsnn
In ihrir own ulsers they offer the Pelham "llDOut
baodl and fhe "WinbledOn" (laving double bieasO'
prices varying from Si0Oo,Ie Sl5 90 and are Ssds
to order without Innings, and heavily braided ana
douhlebreasted, of English beaver ana chincnua ior
S25 to $50. Devlm actuay seis paln oferoo"i d ' %
cbeaDlv while a fine English beaver, lneu Win hallh
Throughout, and faced with mdtedSse SUN IN ,esGG3
respect equal to custOmnade saIiHeh'' ~ i @ ~
and thers al from ga 3l and $40. All the goOds OF
ms ed abhshnent have been marked down 10 lhe pcss
quoted within week, the average reduction I oelhs 10
per cent In the department OF mllltay H d tnev
have uniformed most OF tne FoiunVeol i'b"iioi''' 49,
Guiding the 7th, 22d, ana Z3d'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
MILLER & GRANTS sEAsoNABLE ATTRACTIONS.
Miller g. Grant of No. $40 Broadway show

MILLER & GRANTS sEAsoNABLE ATTRACTIONS.
Miller g. Grant of No. $40 Broadway show
an endless variety Of small articles suitable FOR g1s
specialty here Is in handsome toilet boxes ana pm
cnebions made OF ooored silk and covered with lace
these cost from 81 up. The words merry Christmas
arc sometimes wrought in the lace. Toilet mats are
made TO match Many pretty fanccs for the meek are
1, n, all the stylish designs and variety. The caps
for infants arc especially pretty, and are closed at the
ears with cardinal white, brown, or blue ribbons 1he
Fans show an the feather tops or hd!nout WIN VI
it silver or cardinal tips. For ~ are Deaut ns ol
arinal satin with ebony sticks and cardinal icaIiSIs
td yyith gold Pearl sticks carved or coiored IKE
,,aaIs are mounted with satin lace Tor DIldaI IaIs
md fof Full dress receptions. Many noveitcs III husa
Inv cr Goods such AS new designs In bags pOcAetgooaa
- Ios arc shown Oxtdized silver clasps IOf tIodhs
s % an i'm bigh favor The French jewelry mere Us the
70 tetnl blue enamel steel In the most peaut % oI
pe The new steel purses for carrying sver arg Ony
i 1S aTd make an appropriate OhIsuhas M9sens JUS
no ~ mere Is little danger that the receiver Is a.y @
pToyjded Longer silk purses are 0O t"e gIy n .,iv
Gdaunc uCot baskets arc shown In variety, anu nahy
Sue Wicker baskets with silken Innings INC new
81 dSgcolar necklaces Of black velvet with ho0flsn
designs Of silver Land on inc NelNet anu H"'e'"s ~
These are 81 90 TO 80.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
THE COURTS.
evpoRTERs RECOGNIZED AS LABORERs.

+ cEpORTKRS RECOGNIZED AS LABOREkS.
THE PepabIic newspaper company was organ
- IN 1s74 and was carried ON for weeks at
.,l loss OF about $4,000 The type had been bought
- credit and was seized by the type founders, and the
sses which had been hired, were taken back. There
re wages due for about ten days on the average to
a.. t editor assistant editors and reporters The re-
,o,s assigned their claims to William Herries, city
s,tor and judgments were recovered against the cor
-,tiou Those judgments being worthless as against
a. corporation suits were brought them against
e of the stockholders TO enforce the individual lab
~ t the stockholders under the section Of the general
t incorporation providing that in such cases labor
- and servants of company shall be entitled to thelr
eges against the trustees and stockholders OF com
,,on, individually Some Of the defendants demurred
49, ojnt of demurrer beng that reporters and city ed
- ,rere not laborers servants Judge Van Worst de-
as that reporters are labOrers and servants, as fol-
lows: -
Tte services of a reporter for a newspaper are COM
aiv wen understood as is the meaning OF the word
Iis drtes in reporting proceedings OF courts, puphc
meetings, legislative assemblies ana othor services Vi "a
80 re responsible. His duties do not ornlnale Wtn
.h5Y but often extend into n" nighS also. lie must
needs employ not only BIS hS. eo1sE,hey, DH1 hiS ~,
es his cars and his brain. The aue OF his services te
s employer depends upon histtdelty 20 ms WOfA auu
tts accuracy OF his reports Within the meaning OF the
eon ne is truly both labOIer for ana servant 10
aer for his services in reporting for the newspaper
~ success of which depends greatly upon his laDOIs
And tue city editor or assistant editor is III tue SAINT CON
ALTON as a civil engineer employed by rallrOad, Dear
;"v ne same relations to the company which employs
bn as under the Railroad act 1t has been decided that
civil engineer bears to railroad c31nanI VII riS %
d0r or assistant editor may recover Tor services "
newspaper aSsOclatiOH
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
rnp cn1rRr oF APPEALs.

AlBASY, Dec. 15.--The following Is the DAY ca eai-
.as he Court OF Appeals for Monday Dec 4e' Ao'V'
80 - -, 36, DS, 100 IO3 lO5, no.
tlt ipii0alng were argued todAy'
- 4y5-Piteheu agt People. - -. IA,
No sO7-Watson agt PeOple.-Argncd az one cause Dy
49, Mitchell fox appellant, Thomas o Mo're ior
Aa 70-McDOnald AIT. Mayor &c.-ATgued by Henfy An
tsOs fJr appellant ID J. Deaa for respoDdent stipulation
cement absolute case Of a1iTmance fleO H., o.,
10 slJop n I5oan ar The AfgyOr &cs-SuDmitted Tor
-fehan, argued Dy D. J. Dean Tor respondent. a ~.
80 e5-Mithacl D0lan agt The Mayor, @os-Afeuen ~
.on j. Waterbury for appellant D. }. Dean ior fespOA
40 -Enbprv ACT. shedon-Argued By samuel Hand for
,ent Charles A. Peabody for respondents case sun o
1RgaenL
lIoelanat!on was mode and the court adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
r1,rrsn srArEs surRr1rE oouRT.

sHasHEGroN, Dec. 10. = No. 1885 = HcntZ q
~ ngaberg steamship idaho and the LIVERPOOL aId
st Western Steamship Company appeal from Inc Clreut
ii or the Eastorp District ot New YoTkIhis was nDe
vi q adng dste May 4. 1869, Tor 90 b9ies OF cottOn
~ the elaiants the owners Of the Idao ~ one mshn
~, ae charge tai only 80 bates were dehyeisa I'D
~ y The eants ndOfspfS 0i Mann. m whose nne ~
ssmHel Tic thai the l9) bales not denNefe9
ne nOCaAs wefe from the ahip by due process on
80 M tuit OF reeyn brought against the MASTER and ths
ees Of the ship hs claiuaDts appeared ~ toe suii ana
- measfcs tie pTvlectlOn 0f the holder OF the b OF
.g and that these facts excused the nohfeLyeih. ns
80 agerrpd the repevib suit was the true
ei the cotton deliyescd and thai neither Mann Dor
~ lbeant had any title thereto The Questions ere
nehef Tie plaintiff Tepcyn sult WAS tbs true oWs
e whether tho delivery 10 hin, o repeYD pTVccea
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
orv vARIAy MADE MARKET sUPERINTENDENT

Gen. j. NJ. Varian was appointed ouperh-
tendept of Markets yesterday by Controller kehy 10
sueceed Thomas f. Deyoe. He was formerly Du'cner
in Cathsrine Market, and retired with competency IN
the suring of 1861 he ordered TO Washington WIN
A., yv.sbinoton Gray Troop OF which he was captain
" go n. xeut again with the 9Th Regiment Natoha
Gnagd upon the second call for volunteers. ne MAS WAS
Sona ~ the regiment in 1868 and took an actve par
- ,ho Peunsylyauia campaign, With headquarters NJ
WTarTisbnrc n His regiment was afterward actively en-
d In PROTECTING the different points along the Inc OF
80 Sbeuandoah Valley He subsequently became con-
,t d ,Sitli IA large clothing house On Tao BOwsy oui
h,f 49, 49, r three wears has been engaged in nanela
WI eI estate operatiOns IN Waltst lie is Biigadler
s.,c,i eonnandfng the Third Brigade National ouara
state of New-YOrk lie Is about % years VI "so' ""
very highly esteemed
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

Dgs excused the delivery the ndorsers Of the BIN Of ang
WIN. G. Choae foT appeees r. T. derriek i0r appellant
No 69i-County OF Randolph agt Post error 10 the CIR
cult Court for the Southern District OF Inosfhis was
action Dncpa bonds issued In aid OF railroads,
the road in this instance being the Chester and onoa Coal
ndity OF tie bonds aud maintains that tle
prohibited the Constitution Of the STATE, properly
construed and that the decision below failed 10 correctly
interpret submitted the printed briefs Jghn NJ
Palmer plaintiff Culom SchOles ana Manner Or
DO afeuaa
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of D. {, CAL VI
4 WIN ESQ Surrogate OF the County Of New York No.
c s hereby given all persona having claims against
mon ARD NJ BLATCHFORD late OF the CITY Of New ioi
10 nrosent with vouchers thereof 70 the
snbscrbeIs AZ Office Of BLATCHF0HD sWAAIp A G Tis ne
tv ~ York before the sd day OF OCTOBER
Daied New.York, the 2lst day Of April isi9 ,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
MORE EVIDENCE ABOUT THE EMMA NINE.

MORE ENlDENCE AbOOI lhE EN4"A Sii-NiS'
The proceedings in the trial Of the Emma
SILVER Mining Company of London against Trenor W.
Park and others, before Judge Wallace, in the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday consisted mainly OF
yearfsome reading OF afdavts taken by commission In
London William Henry TOoke, secretary OF the com
pany in London gave formal proof of the organization oil
The company and the preparation of the prospectus de
testified that Mr. Park read the prospectus De-
fore 1t was issued to TIE public, and aided IN
its preparation. He also tesuned that Il. Dl1usos
", 1iiams received fee OF $4,000, paid
10 him by Mr. Park for visiting the mine and lnaking
favorable report It's condition ana proseeVs io eA
smuation OF George Anderson, Chairman OF the bOIu
f Directors also read giving an account OF nS Visit
0 the mine and his report made in OctOber loIz 1ne
action OF the English shareholders directing prOceeungS
to be begun against PARK, stewart hHssTS, rI; h 10
read the testimony Of John Stanley one OF the org
MI directors of the company, chosen In N0vemDer lo
concerning the Inducements offered 10 tne urectois 70
frIn the company. Objection made by the deIehu
ants COUNSEL Tie question: Is il competent under the
pleadngs to show fraud in the organization OF the
company f argued until the hOur OI huU"urhheh''
and win be resumed TINS morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR 1s77-7s.

PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR 1877-7S.
OFFICE or THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, !
WARRINGTON, Dec 4, 1876. -,
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at This oalGe W5I
10 O'Clock m. TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY Of JANC-
AIRY 1877 for supply eighty thousand $4,000 gal
quality Winter strained ARD OIL Tor
tbe limited Lighthouse Service according to the spcc
ca lions bearing date above, copies Of whch NAV be had
after pee 10 on application 90 tho Lighthouse Board 20 the
IjghthOuss Inspector, TOmpkinsy, staten Island New
York; the ehouse Inspector at NO - Pen beron sqnAI
psfon the Lighthouse Inspee at Detroit
Megan and Lighthouse Inspector at san Francisco
California c.-s.r ?, q ~ ~. Ailni,a,,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

POWERFUL BREATH Does ne nc MI 4tIIn Iaern.
mr. referring TO fellow craftsman nj Mv CIV
a breath that would III a FORM m''-luolu mn ''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
furniture.
alarolc ano 5late 0lanIels.

A TTENTION Now is the time 10 purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEiS. j,
Prices never as Steps and sers all kinds OF
elate work. PENRHYN SLATE CO..
90 Unlon.square, n. Y. 4tlaye and l7thsil
S,TEWART'' Slate Marble, and Wood Mantels
y and elegant designs ranging in price from SlO up
The trade hberaV dealt with Z2O and 222 West 23cst