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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-28
Sperial ,uofirr Golumr.
TO PURIFY THE BLOOD.
AndEH gROyE eGENERALHEALTH

Take one ef HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLIS
PILLS every day for a few days, and then fol-
low with HO0FLANDiS GERMAN BlTTFtSs-
The Pill will expel all the foul huTnors that
vitiaie the Blood, PRODUCT Fever Sick Head
ache, Bsckache, Nausea. Boathing OF Food,
offensive Breath, nnsightly Eruptlons on the
Skin, and all those effects arising from uD-
healthy, impure zecreIIOn :. The HOOE-
LANDS GERMAN BITTEKS Will give tone 70
the stomach, and restore the digestive organs
10 perfect health, induce the secretion OF
healthy fluids for the proper digestion and As
-iniIafion OF food tor the making OfPuTe Blood
and nourishmment OF the cody 10 vigorous
health. This is better than all the Sarsaparil-
las for purifying the Blood, for the co 2'pOnent
parts have specific action on the diseased or
gans implicated in this condition.
JOH NSTOS. HOLLOWAY & Co. ,PropTfeto
Philadelphia. sold by all Druggist.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-01-28
Omaha and California Line

Is the only route for WINoNA, RoCHFsr q
OwAToNSA, MASKArO. ST. PETER, NEW UL,
ana all points in Southern and Central Mil
neSOta. I :
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

.iro io prnt the depositiOns taken In Louisiana anu
-. 70 the President by Mr.. Shermans com9utee, ~
sen' s sgreed tss-Yeas 40 Nays 13 hesSrs Key, NC
no.ld Randolph Wallace, and Kernan lDeMs-) NO'ihs
- the T2ennbfeans in the affirmative.
OregOn) SaDinittcu bcfics VI
r. -eases with the following resolution ,,,-.
v.SJred r. That COMMITTEES on Ff1Vleos anu tee
- a. hereby instructed Il investigate the iaGts aeve
1elt electors and pretended electors thef
or and tine Secretary Of state IL respect 10 nen ana re-
", e ae 20 apd for this purpose may employ
so.raphey fo persons and papers, administer Oaths
d.xanl NitnesseS
80 spO-,Iercd TO he printed and lie on the table.
~ HOWE (Rep. Wis.), introduced the following bill:
M eaetcd &C. That every person who shal m any Siate
st ballot for President aud Vice President OF the United
., ~ snail ma certify % any list Of persons votet for
~ hha of such for President and Vice President or
a Sirt or transmit any such certified list 10 the President
"a fhe senate mail messenger OF WHO sha de-
t auy such certified list with the Judge OF any us1ct
eTt within tho United states who shan N any oSei l
SESAME 10 clec,Or for President ara wee PIeent
c law Of such State shall be deemed gut7 OF felony a5d
sSa on conviction thereof be Aned not es than SlOVVO
s0l hnpTis0Ded not less than ten years ..a.,
who shall Bear any
,,st of sons voted President and Vce OF
fhe limited thc Of Government or sha deNc
she same President OF the Se-ete wing ucn st
ne certified by persons ln appointed 10 act sa Oe n
tnagd guilty OF felony shall conviction tbereo be
fned than $4,000 and be ipr1sOe NOT less 'hdn
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr EDMJJNDS gave notice that he would call up TO
marrow the proposed constitutional amenGnenJ IN rl
tOn TO counting the vote for President ana NleePrcs-
dent
The Senate then at 5 O'Clock adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
DECISIONS DEC. Z.

Supreme Court Chambcrs-By Judge Brady
Matter OF Cncb-Must be- order OF reference Lehsup
agt Ie East Alabsma Cincinnati r. H. Co. e all wish
10 sec counsel BTcsltr ag NOlkcnnE-loutel WI lisa
uiactnring CJ-Counsel W please appear on e on a IO3
n ~ Matter VI BaTnettJudge BaTott thinks tneIe HhO"
be stay without security ordered. Matter OF Bo"ihai
xccy act IInct Browning agt Rapp Whit aRt plise+n;
ag Cowvie al; The KnickerbOcScT Lc Insurance Co. a
NaudewatcT 1t al, nos !, =. and - Aciaboh &C. @it
C0nbcs GOas.er agt. St@nmlcI; lhc Uhl5A DIhe dnbs
Institution agt Bleatty kinsiIha S' AFs Kin nIi
Sey Sey Hunt srt smith FOX sgG TnsEa Mat
fe; uf EommeTz agt Sblih-- .iailci'
Tie + 1T National Bank at HgbrCOR-Ihe i't"'s
are think be O. 1se OF m f h'ur II 40
Hem ElKn.i think the d94cu an 'uia
BE a0Wed to amend desired The effect O. Nauo OF zee
aVcFucnt subject for future examination NO O
ion /, rYpps about IL Motion granted On d) htu SiO
Court IN the action against the reiaDr cannot be d PCid
evcSe has bscn lawful and Therefore IN VIII tAe
newer c0usTring IL Il matters not what Is t amount
finally Tet does Dot exceed 2OJO tN
elTyr OF costs Ohap. 41o, lS1JL II the recovery
Tcatcr ~ excess OF
named interest costs another Orcr 10 hoG TO bsl de-
baHis tic
roner snbier Of Investigation. The rclaor assigns no lawful
reason for hs dischae the wTt must therefore Oe Gs
SIScal Teyya-By Judge VOrst.-HerTies agt Newell
Tie complaint T. with te pap IL Should Oe Ltatu ~
1nefon ~ GRAY ct Findings signed Judgment os
missi. complaint The Greenwich Bank ggt David, o. al
PORTIONS defendant
Sasser o.uor sOmoss agt. FabTJ Judgment iOr panIil
on demurrer with liberty u defendant 10 answer Oh pay hh
OF cUsts; oPillsh.
CommoD Pieqs--Special Tcrm-By Judge Van
Hoesen-Chase ngL Drapcr.MOtion doued; see memOtLn
dum A!eEandor CoiC lticTencr OfdeIdi see intl
oranduIn ndai agt. McCAfhy.it appearing mat lhe
suTeiice are nOt the appellant motion denied
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
SHIPPING LYTELLlGEyCE
poRr OF NEw.YonR...........-... Z.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEwYonR. Z.
CLEARKE.
steamship Herter tGcr Brandt, Hamburg via Pyhou'h
a,d 4 nrr. O..rg kupHArdt & 90. ,,---..
toes Frc,nhn, Eew-Orlcans clark SEAMAN
Steamship L. Caand Duicb Dcddca, kotiefhah fuhoh'
Edy a Co 49,. ,,- =, -, , ,,rr.t
Steamship Magnolia Dagget Suvunuah, huf y, fcEIiS Z"
- -, ~. ,s... rot,, .ud
Iit.ilnuud. Old Dominion Steamship Co
staaInsl iD t7i.ucus. u a.se BogtIn. ~. /. Ulmoek
Sfcsusiip EleanOTl Jdhnsun. Portland. j. " AIlcS
St,sIcslip Wallace. Ihl!nlciiia, Jas Haii
ss'r9rrs ms +. W. Bruno. fusC Baltimore. VIM lialzel
lara Uhnul llV), cGi, Glas2oT SHOW q bufbeas
IluE Add el kairi spar Griloi, ia nta lielHj
aIk Kate CI0iby ar, HJLei London james T. fi"'l
Isr II vcIo ItA Ceientanc, Brstol Eng Lsuo storey
ITt asscl fSof, Sanue.sen. ouotnstown Falmouth
f,r ogccry IIOcyuiann OcriE.u :. 90.
pnrs Mtrcat tNor bcentzcH, Ccrs on Falmouth inr or
lciy Boe mann, Osrieil 60. ,., :,
E9.K Lynguer (Ntrh Petersen, Antwerp ffnch E"!c G
Co. -. r.,... 81. 80. ,,.t...,,h Pupcb Eaye
4 ~. ,, NJ ,.t- ,,..,,,., pr,.
Rsrg hncea QtgL Sasno Ancona ltily Tor ofe'' taDi
harH TT,yyien Br CaGwcIl HavTe F. whi,nfy Co
iatE pearl HvaeT, B istO hDg. J. a. WncEcslof * CO
ITg AIifl Gincky, PcIaith ho-ds Ene' i0f o"'rS -
II pis cisrs & Agnes (Brl Canton, Morgan Pill Eng Hat
'oi " J"jn Mason Porter, GooTgcown Dem. d. Cameron
ma ss.n I,TstH Tsth q bfaitar Tor oifrS H. j. wen
Sem Mary T. Douglass, Eon, Cape Hayt. j. wenbers
A
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES


Max S. ROhman, Leger Babut, and Simon
Hrschbach, whose the benefit of credit
ors has been already gwen have filed their schedules in
the Common Pleas Court stating their liabilities at $685.
544 20 and their assets at $53,970 81
Henry j. Greata, as assignee of William
Elder r sued the city for alleged extra work under
contract for repairing stcamheatng apparatus at the
asylums Wards and RanlaPs l-lands. A motion 10
dismiss the complaint the peadiDgs and opening was
granted by Judge Lawrence in supreme Court circuit
William Van Wagner's suit for $4,000 dam
ages against Thomas D. Whitney TO trial yesterday
before Judge Robinson in the Court OF Common Pleas
defendant says he followed for several nights by
the plaintiff January last He complained to the p0-
lice and the plaintiff arrested and held IN cell ior
honrs. when, there being complaint nc was as
charged The plaintiff says he vas not ioho"ihg any
body, but going home. The ease Is still on.
The old case of William X. Clare against
the National City Bank Of New York, which WAS taken
from the state courts the United States Circuit Court
under the law OF 1875 put on trial before Judge
Wallace and jury yesterday The suit grew ont OF III
ures received by the plaintiff from plank which ie or
thrown om the bank building wicA was ,
ing repairs in the OF 1868. The defendants SGT
up that the work the building was done by contrary
ors and that the bank corporation was not responoo
for the Carelessness OF the w0rkmcn'
Patrick II. Diclle at the age OF 1Ouiscore
was declared insane. He had several children one OF
whom had been married to Jasper Van Vcck' IN looo
Van Week failed and insane and his wife Win
five chdren was left support not only herself ana her
children but her husband. Her father allowed her at
frs, 81 900 year. aerward 81 900 year. and just be-
fore his insanity declared increased this allowance
10 81 500 per year. Since then agreement mas Decn
made among er fathers heirs that she be allowed OoO
year. but she that tns be increased to $1,000
wear Her fathers property in this city Yaiued ~
100000 The matter before Judge Brady III Su-
premc Court, Chambers, yesterday lie reser'eu us uc
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

At the Yorlxvllle Police Court Anton Heidelhurger
stabbng Fuchs in ARRAY 30 the brewery OF rbt
Hofmanu, No. 2l4 East Fifty fourth ST. was committed Oy
Justice Wandel await the resuf OF Fuchss Injuries
John Hag0eTty and Dennis COnnois were yesterday
eonyct d M e Court of General OF outrage Hpen
lane Brrdv on Oct 81 and sentenced by judge Glider
sleeve 10 lS years imprisonment each IN the state iro
At the Washington Place Police Court 1hcnas
Clark and Patrick Kelly charged with tynG to break
open the store Of NJ. WitkOs&i nc No i444 Br way
Iey are hard looking cases held $4,000 ban each
Giovani Moroni alias JOHN Murray Michael
Brien, and Gerge Williams were held BY UItd ~ statss
Commissioner Shields yesterday fey passing oGutiie
money Williams has just served cut term IN thc stare
Prison Grand larceny Italian named John BcrteiO
living No IL Crosby St, aud his SON. victor ahuei beI
ticnoni boz Gd also held on calS % ih
ing repeatedly couuterfe.: silver half dollars nj NaCene
GUnOs bakery, Ne. % GI3nd-5t
At theTombs Ponce Court Yesterday % boys and
Girls chiefly Polish Jews with zfw EnEs an
Itaiaus brought up complaint oi ocer
tic Society for Prevention Of CrCcy 10 Cren who a.
rested them for prddnc III Yes, yst and arouhd e Pre-
cncts Washington Market 20 the great annoy nee O l1e
Iube MANY OF uiesa are the Ccren Of parents IN com
iortae circumstances and subject 10 afrest uGel tho
PROVISIONS truancy act They sent 10 NailOus
refUrIaaiOry Institutions Gccorng TO nationality and age
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

MEETING or THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Chamber of Commerce, at its monthly
meeting yesterday adopted resolution nstitutiDg three
prizes Of $3.50 IN all TO be known as the Chamber Of
Commerce prizes presentation at each annual exam
inaon Of the Nautical School OF this port to the three
scholars whose standing shall be the highest during Tie
term OF ono year. sOlOn HuIAphfoys stated that the
laws gogclning quarantine regulations admitted OF
abuses which threatened renewal Of the eXtortons ana
abuses pYaeticcd before the appointment OF Dr. VaE-
derpoel. He therefore offered resolution that
special committee OF five be appointed 10 draft
an ace TeBodChng the existing laws in regard
90 quarantine regulations The resolution adopted
The CUunoi de Nautical School through Charles H.
Marshall mace rcporC the recent examination Of
the eohe, 10 Nc. expressed satisfaction at the
condition ol me sC0Cl sad the proficiency shown by tn
CADETS giving SPECIAL creI. 10 Commander H. L. Phytk
ia, ana his qseis ants LeUts. Geo ". DC long. William
m ss0ues and Surgeon Il. C. Burlcigh. propoced
isflgc w IL reEard 30 the negotiation OF bills OF lading
aud other commercial paper, prepared by Elliott T.
escurrd was rsnd and unanimously adopted IL pro-
yided that hil 81 laing DE transernle by indoTse-
ncnt ness tue BIZ states that IL Is not negotiable and
tl.f ne act be construed literally u also suggested
leyy rcaities for wifui violation oil the provisions OF
tie act
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
4HE AcctSED P4RR COMMISSIONERS.

CONCLUSION OF TIE HEARING BEFORE THE MAYOR
The hearing of the charges against Park
Commissioners Martin and oDonOhuo, before Mayor
Wiekham was finished yesterday. Parh Commissioner
Horny G. stobbins TESTIFIED 20 the wages OF aboFers
and thought that the payment of g. day. while the
market rate was 81 co, unjust lie had heard that
labor tickets issued for 81 day bad been sold by the
holders for the 40 cents premium but he did not believe
st had been done under the present management CO..
Rush C. Hawkins clsimcd that the accused Commission
es ad rendered themselves iiahlc 20 indictment Tor
plsdenisanor Park Commissioner Martin reaq long
srsua,ept In deieuso Of the CommissiOners' sctiOD
the gst OF which was that tsey had nor
violated the law and that the labOreTs on the PARKS
shogId be mid ligheT wages tEau those employed on
ordinary work It was stated tlat the average nugbeF
Of abofers employed the paT would not exceed 4VO
while tberu we're least $4,000 lalcTcts ia thls ci
large nmber OF whom were out OF enPOShs:tht D1a
man H. Eaton reviewed the facts and asked for the re-
nlOyal OF tle Commissioners. -,
The Mayor stated that Park Commissioner ODonotue,
ly acceng tie position OF Presidential e!eCt0r, had
vaeatca Osce. aud the charges against nm womb
not be considered. The Mayors decision as TO dr.
Martin Is expected at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsFuNGTON Dec. Tn the Suprcmc Court OF
tie United Sites Thursday, Dec. 4 1876 Robert H. Pas skin
son Cincinnati admitted 10 practice IN this court
No l25-Juhn DaubaT et al. appellants AIT. Margaiet
Myers cGccutrx No. 7l7-MaIEarei Myers e1ecui4tX
c appellant Ohm Dunbar ct The argGTneHt o is
continued by Ar = j. classy ana ar & ~ BiAAS
for Dunbar Il al and cOhCuCcd Dy MI r. H. Bcts
for Myers, eIecHtriX, re. - go, ,
No l27-Annie t. Watts, appellant act Charles llil ard
Tip GSmbie->ubmtiedo printed Arguments by hf Jaon
Mics Tor the aPpeiee3 no counsel appearing of
tse aIgenSut. ,. ,,.-.-... .
al. agt. A. g. ntgOnery.-t outiuucd.
No l2.-Tsf Unied states, appellants, agt Philadelphia
and Southern Mail ~ amstp Company, clama1ts' &C.
80 lSU-Falldeipka and Soathcrn Mai steamship Conl
pay, claimants appellants, ag The United states
40 65-6eorgg IarsElove, appellant as The steamship
JuLaa. se-ATgument begun by Mr. Assistant Attorney
General Smith United States and c0atIhned
by T. j. DHrant tOr PGrss!0ye and By M NJ T. heh]
for steamaIV company, claimants, &c.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

sehr sullivan sayicn R,sh Savannah Eyans Fan & Co.
large BALTIMORE, Mccuo, Philadelphia Jas uaus.
AGPIVF..
Steamship , TEss ,ccE Meyer Hamburg yey o. an'
~ steamship m IIanse drl Inses iIayrg Sey 3D. via Ply
assh; Ei5M 2e "g9 en I 70 u pn nSfn & 80 with
Steamship Columbus, r. ed. Havana Dec .. with ise AMI
scs.sP saa s3isaiar Nickeon aynuah DAYS WIT,
teaiasp Isaac Be LSwTcnce nch1rona Clry Poivt and
ship Canada TrowbriGge, san Francisco I65 days via:
snip Zouave. Means, Breracn "A days, in balest
iiari Mara Adelaide uta Nscear ralcrlo 70 dA With
Bark Ceres to Aebcarne) Frndlay Shanghai Jay with
ark Jacob Aai Sor Geruesen, London 70 days. n bal
Bars ysneza utal PsaeH westpOrt Delaware Break.
Of og SSg Ws@sn re dS s days With
BriE Esgct COf Tortal Davis, ciudad Boivn 42 Gays
Brs HANSON Damn Of and days irCa Canning, n. - with
Brig Pearl 'of New Haven't nghtmar, ST. FicrrN Matt
y. - va Whey ard Haven days. With piastcr.
sc,r p "a ANc6oEhD @ ED, At nAFI ,a IsIANb:
OCT T. ls l3 " g 81 90 bark Albert Russell from
Nog IT, TAT 20 or long. 80 20, brig Olnda port) from
N9E u lG 2o$l long c. Cs 'ehr II. W. Grant from ST.
rLsp LoSpoS Dec 7ne g 81 Lark Iotns c1 Curry
ASST anco and is now anchored at laat place
lie pax Limerick L7s Capt syBeI.ck, rom Rotterdam
oV 70 io New York has returned to Hcyoet windJOund
Her ioTflnast Was brokeH and pumps oh0ked.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTWERP Dee. THE steamship Switzerland, jackson,
tToln New YORK Nov 2l, arrive here at % today.
h0yILiE Dcc The Anchor Line steamship Alexandria.
Mckay fiUn EewYork Now o. for Glasgow, arrived here
today.
LNEsroot. Zee. THE steamships Ariel Hollis, from
NCyOrieans Nov ~ San Marcos Burrows, from Galveston
Nov II; and Texas LawfensCn, frm New OrcGus Nov. &
aTriyed t~day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
8OsT"s. Dec 7-Arrvvd steamship Neptune Berry from
New OK bark GinVaL unu, FsrTe Palermo bria
Ahbc ThaNt-r N'az rb1slglphia schTa NJ a. Fol.
kOst from Martins Mary ". Amsteu.
Maud Mailoch. Highee. from Uobnken
BALiihukE Der. 7ArUvCu. sieaHshp Martha stevens,
tisn New barks g H. jenkins, Hnt.1.
trunI ROTTERDAM; Angela ACcane, BaliindO hBu NOTth
Shrd, brig 1hrce Cheers from G,orgctown D. C.. rchrs
John Hosser khpldes and Henry DsvY, King.
cTk Cleared, sisAMship AmeIi'a BiluIs for Savanna
bark Harvester Pe,enOn for L1ndOndery brig Syaya,
BshD f0r Cork.
DISASIERa.
BOsroN Dee The steamship NeptHne, ~ THE Mefropo
tan steamship Compn~ when between Halsctt aud Cape
Cod came IN CflhsiOn With unknown sChr by which the
Inter lost her boNtrt aHd jbjoo ami tr steamship lad
part Of her cdtwater cnie away and her post bow above The
CUntu N.
The bark m from Ee,g.York Falmouth Eng put
New B gdori 9TH insi. her AFRO HAVING shifted
!fOr L9fcSi ShtD Aeies see run PdQc.l
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
FLIGHT OF MRS. GARNER.

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. GARNER the run
away wife Of Albert Ganer left her temporary home At
Rayonne \. j. telling the servant TO pack up all her
household goods preparatory 10 removal She promsed
10 return the next day, but TO last night no "oid
had been received. except message to hurry up INC
nretarafOus The house in which she and GOcteDdori
nave been yirg situated In retired pt OF the ciy,
and Is not cOrpletey furnished no carpets or curtains
hninc In any part ~ IT, The contrast between II ana tue
home she deserted IL very striking To the cei oI M
HaVonne rOicc OF she sought protection, sle .ail
cr reason for leaving her husband that ho Kept late
hoHrs frequently returning to BIS home at ocoeH III
the morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
MEETING or THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

NETTING or THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday authorized
public Improvements as foows Lighting one-hnndred
aRdsixthst from sceondaye. to Bsst River ana fnty
fourta-st from Firs.-ayc 20 East RIVER fencing vacant
lots Oh sxth-ave and Eiityfourthst reguanng ien'u
ave. from Nineiy-fith 20 ouehundred-She-lcn'n-s 81
and aaeeipr I1nyesghfh-st near YiDtb-.He The ord-
nance n relation to hackney coaches was amended so s
permit any licensed driver TO drive ana use any coeh
belonging TO bis employer. communication was ie
eciTed from Controller Green. calling the attention Oh
the board 70 tho Of Assenblynan sleyn, VINO Was
eoeted by fhe board 10 G the yacancy caused Dy nhe
death OF Alderman Patrick ~ saght The C0nmuicr
quoled Section Of Article Ill 0i the CONSTITUTION oi
his State whieh provides that no member OF nc
lsinie shall receive any civil appointment witii tsls
State fr0a auy city government dulng the uhJc lVl
which he shall have been elected and oil gueh alpoht
ents all votes given for any such neH0tef FOR any
such 0fee appOintnent shall be void The COnfoor
claimed that Mr. Seyn not legally elected 70 All the
vacancy. IL s understood that he has refused 20 pay
Af. sleyin's salary as Alderman.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE President sent the
folloving nominations to the Senate to-day:
Hiram Knowles be Assistant Justice Of tho supreme
Court 0f Montana -, ~,tu.s .,
HankOw John c. Ialdeau OF Ltuisand az SaiaeO uG CoA
~ Ferer Louisiana, uatrmala; llaue CaDhOt AT
CaTruchua s. r Bailey, jr Of Virginia ~ Palermo.
secirsyy PR6btc EOIegsCharles Reuhch OF MlenEan
nj C0laN Washington Territory; anu George IL Snlth Of
New, Ne xico, at santa Fe, New Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
TIE couRr OF ArPEALs.

ALBANY. Dec. I'm the Court of Appeals Dec. T.
no 9-Hassam agt The City Of Rochester Argument re-
sanCd and concluded. 80 -,-... 3, n
AfgnneI nv j. g. Runkle appellant and Geo. SerdWng
respondent .r, n - ., ,..-
40 4-Thc People rel Conway agt The Board OF super
yisoTs OF Livingston COuntArgueu Dy d l. OOedHe i0i
apl,ell art and :. Hubbard Tor respondent
Proclamation Was made and the court adjourned -,
The following is The Court oil Appeals Day Calendar IOf fIl
dav pee ISi6 10, 81, as 30, 35, Gl, 8, ana 81
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

At a thanksgiving service the preacher be-
gan by saving that the Things really worm being thank
u for could be Included III three classes, whercuOh
Gentleman turning to s lady seat mate, whispered tnat
two Of these classes plain enough good things 70
Ca ard good things to drink, hut hc oouldt imhsiNo
What tIt third was She spoke up quick ana solved his
doubt: GOOD things IA wear"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
pASSENG ERS 1REJVED.

PROM HAVAEA-Tn tiedmsttp Columbus. Dec. Ia
Sullivan Jacinto Costa EyarcstO Lcrcus, Alberto Pnty
Wssungion Ducge George Crawford Ieol"lao Arils Zen
i, r. SonmOns, f. Garcia C a. H. Were Jose g. ual IA
Regina Nentbnr N. O. Fe.ez, Louis NoFthons' ahu'fo
sIEu. Carlos lcd0r, Mariana Dan IiuE0 r. j. h@oif @ d.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

GVNUrV EE,sIONs-PALT I-SJ TIEnLtND John Olulcy,
Joia Madden. Frank Aain robbery John Easan, Peleg
rav 0iu O'kccfc Michael HeuEes-ry, Martin Lake, Ben
jamin 3iahe John Williams John Kelly ct AZ Seoige Mas
teft AuErrw brown James Cummings, burglary lhfk DE
ta fcIcio,s asant md battrry John Dvdhanty. John
WILSON Charles CameTou Jacob Ross John Riley, gTsd lar
FAEr II-OHDKEsIFKvg, J.-John Iarpin robbery John
C0iu b.rgiary william Sarvcuf, John brOwt, FREDERICK
Rim ienuious assault and battery Charles Leach grand
iaTrrnv: " llliaI KcabOldL niisdemCanOr.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
furnllnre.

RELOW MANUFACTURERS PRICES
A tiUting out PAhLoH, DlNiNG-HOOM. sna BED.
ROOM SUITES, TABLES, at factory No. 100 Wcst
2ittat Clll aad EXAMINE the guosis.
CLOSING to CASH ERS.-lugrain and
~ carpets 2Jc, 9lcoth 2Jc aua 3J, white and blue
blanket hofse blnkft' rnbber blankets. ANDREW LES
TER X Co.. J5l Bfoldway-
LURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, &c.,
4 cheap cash liberal terms OF payment COW.
PI.RTHWAITS ij5 aud l57 ChaihaHDsi. Three buildings
aud - large Chamb suits $lS 10 S&JO Par"r
Snit-. s5D g. S.6o; Tag. nTlss.'l. II.
~ G.. SELLEW, MANUFACTURER Of
DESKS
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. lOj ~ ULTON-Sr.
FULL CYLINDER DESKS
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

k-DEw- -BIIABLY so. - Sentimental youth
"Ah Anna Maria, you look TO me like a daisy
kissed with dew" Guilty party: Oh John indeed II
wasn't Jew; II that Tom stuhbs, ard told the
IDIOT at the true every would ind 1t OntYL London
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
NIHIATURR ALMANAC.

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