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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
plymouth Church.
per annum. .

DIRK, Jan. 2O.-It was de-
e i.atd "a yesterday that the Plymouth
ohurul advisory council should be
called for February 9th. Letters Of
invitation are TO be sent outswith let
tiers missiye to between: one and two
hundred Congregational churches,
clergymen, professors and delegates,
aud will be mailed this evening. 1t
has been decided to withhold the list
Of churches mentioned in the call un-
til letters Of acceptance have been
received, and membership Of council
settled.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
An 1ntcmperence Committee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The senate
finance committee have agreed to re-
port hyorably On Howe : bill.fo the
appointments Of q committee on the
subject ofsthe lscoholic liquors traffic,
and to recommend its passage with
certain amendments, the most impor-
tant being a requirement that fermen.
ted liquors and manufactures ofssall
kinds Of liquors shallsbe included in
the proposed inquiry.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
alO0.O0O Saved.

WAsnIxaroN, Jan. 2O.--Thc redu>
tion made BY the house committee on
appropriations in the consular and
diplomatic bills amounts to about
$4o0, 900.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
Failed.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 2o.-'rhe failure
of j. r. Poole, manufacturer and deal
er in book binders tools, 4s Centre
street, is reported. Liabilities said
TO be elOO, ,0o0.
Fl The liabilities Of kohlcr q Kupper,
w6oIesalel liquor dealers, ~ Broadway
are ascertained to be about 100000.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20

iFeb,; .assic for March; No. 3, soc; re-
ected, Csc.
cons-steady; aaaic for cash. A1alcs
for Feb.
RfE-67c.
OATs-No business; 3oSsc.
BARLEY--8lc for cash.
+. .PoRk-shade lower; s19l5 for cash;
Sl925 for Feb.
L;ARp-Easier, slal5 for cash; slsso
for,F Feb.
f Wn,sKY-I.owcf, at sl.od.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.
WnEAr-Higher; No. 2 fall, $685.
No. 3, 1873.
s sCons-Higher !; a6@361sc for cash
3O1,S S@3055 &c for Feb.
0Sgs-Firmcr and inactive; S51ac for
cash and Jan.
RYE-Eoyer to sell; &c bid.
BARLEY-Cnchanged. n;
WHIsKY-Quicta at 81 .0s.
PoRK-Quiet, at $10.f5.
LARD-Quiet, at 1885
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
Milwaukcc.
MILWAUKEE Jan. &C

- 01II5 " .kO1AIS11I % ". w
WnEAT-Fair demand; CLOSING. arm
800 for cash; 81 00119 for Feb; S10fSs
for March: No. 3, 8311ac.
CoRN-Quiet, at 45c.
OATs-Sleady, at 321ac.
RYE-62c.
BARLEY-95c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
-Hods--Receipts,. 10000. Active and
shade higher; common to choice packing,
$7.15@7.4O; bulk sales. $7.20@7.30; light,
f7.25@7.35; medium TO choice heavy, $7.20
@75O.
CArrLE-Receipts, 5000. Quiet and
moderate demand; medium TO choice to
shippers, 84.3O@5.s 80; stock cattle, s2.75@
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-21
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
N partnership heretofore existing between G..
W. Crafts and 81 F. Wadron, under the firm name
aud style Of Crafts Wadron. at Centerville Boise
county, Idaho Territory. is this day dissolved by
nutual consent. N. F. Wadron having this day pur.
chased the entire interest Of q. W. Crafts in said
business Is authorized to collect all bills due to said
hrm and required to pay oil debts contracted by the
said hrm. q. w. CRAFTS
N. F. wALDKON.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

church will request the Committee Of Three TO constitute
the Scandal Commission OF Fiyo which will conduct the
investigation aud report tho result TO the Examining
Committee. whloh will then report 10 the church II Is
thought that Mr.. Moultoumay prefer charges.
Mr. Shearman said also that the Council had privately
shown much concern the differences existing be-
tween Plymouth Church and the Church of the Pilgrims
and Clinton Avenue Chprch He thought that Mr.
Becchers unequvoca retraoion OF anything be might
have said which was unpleasant to the pastors OF tose
churches and his expression OF willingness and desire to
90 than halfway in repairing the breach OF friend
ship would greatly to his credit before any future
council that might be called and left open the way 10
Cancellation.
From other Trustworthy II was learned that
certain members OF the Council bad privately ought In
formation from persons prominent 10 the scandal, and
some OF them the side OF Mr.. TtOn. Mr.. Fessenden
OF tho Stamford Churcbto mention one instance-came
to the Council with strong doubts OF Mr. Beechers inno
ceIce as was shown by his in the Council during
the Opening days He sought IN interview with Mrs.
Tton and had long conversation freely asking Ques-
tl0ns and that interview together with other cicum-
stances completely removed his doubts and he became
firmly convinced OF Mr.. Beecher's innocence Mrs Nou
ton extended an invitation to prominent dele
gates known to rigid scrutiny TO call on her They
did o. and Is stated that she expressly sGn shat In her
conversations with SIR Beecher the word adultery was
Deyer DOken. Other Of the Council. sought In
tervews with Mrs MOon but at the suggestion OF her
legal obc refused TO talk on the subject OF the
gclu,ial
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
AFTER THE COUNCIL.

PLYMOUTHS ACTION LAST NIGHT
Mr.. BOWEN SUNNI NED To APrEAR BEFORE THE
CHURCH MKT wEDNRsDAY-REPOT OF THE
EXAMINING COMMITTEE on HIS CAsE-DIscUs-
SION on THE MATrER-IHE CHURCH COMMITTEE
REPORTS WITH RRGARD To The COUNCiL-A CHAL-
LENGE TO ALL OF MR.. BERCHERs ACCUSKRs-RER-
FRESCEs IN THE FRIDAY NIGHT TALK TO The
TRIALS OF THE CHURCH.
The lecture-room of Plymouth Church was densely
packed last evening with people eager TO hear the
report of the Committee appointed to lay the case OF
the church before the Advisory Council. and to
listen to the recommendation Of the Examining
Committee in Henry c. BOwen's case. The latter
Committee held meeting at $3.50 p. m, aud deter
mined to recommend that Mr.. Bowen be called be-
fore special business meeting Of the church, 10 be
held Wednesday evening March |. The church
decided TO summon Mr.. Bowen, a. the Committee rec
commended. Mr. Beecher in his Friday evening talk
alluded to the troubles Of the church. In the busi
ness meeting he opposed having Mr.. Bowen's ease
referred back to the Examining Committee. because
Mr. Bowen had objected 10 tho Committee as partial
and made up Of Mr.. Brecher's personal friends aud
relations. ont OF respect TO the Andover Church,
was intended to read tho Litter inviting Plymouth
Church to unite in ealing q Mutual Council but the
press OF business and the lateness of the hour pre-
vented,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
THE COI.YgIJ AND THE SCANDAL.

No RECOMMENDATIONS 4. Il FURTHER INVESTIGATION
TRUE PURPOSE OF THE COMMITTEE or FIVE
LETTER FROM THE REV. LYMAN ABBOTT
To the Edffor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Plymouth Church Council did not
recommend any further investigation OF the Beecher
case. On the contrary. they expressed themselves
satisfied with the fairness aud thoroughnoss OF the
ations already had But Mr. Beecher appealed
before The Council and demanded that n any man had
aught Of evidence asust him he produce It, Flymouth
Church through II, Committee, reinforced this demand
The Council therefore recommended that any accuser
should present charges to Plymouth Church against
is pastor In compliance with this demand. and should
oner 10 substlu;ate the same with proofs, Plymouth
Church cinpower commission of five gentlemen TO act
for it g. thoroughly investigating such charges, and
gppontrd u committee VI three, consisting OF Proi
Dwight Of tsnueccut. the Hon. Bradford Il. Wood OF
N YORK and Dr. Wcllman Of hassichusrtt5 20 seitct
commission out of twenty names selected by tue
Cgunc ana published with its result But 50 fal "nl
recommending u further Investigation OF anonym0u,
scandal tIcy did not even provide tat Tribunal snouh
eA t until responsible accuser should present deiiue
gccusaiiun and offer To bubs,antiae IL ny adequate
proof, and TN. within the next sixty DAYS.
send yuu because. partly owing 10 mistaken
rpor, NJ dong, ui tho Council in secret session,
the editorial explanations ui he action OF this COMO
IN of the papers, are evidently founded III
a sraye mi-apprch ucn Ui tts rea ior" nhd CHARACTER
YsuI, sincerciv LYMAN ABDorT
ocrawoLtoH.H Hudson. y. T.. Feb. %, 1916.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
HOME OPINION.



The TRIElNE has long been recognized 0s
the finest cvpr, of journalism IN tins country ana
H. hEu reput1ti.ui- hriuS II, adiy maintained ana m
creased I3c1,crprise n obtaining no"s from an parts
of - habIiupe gDD know, nu INIT except that or POS,
siblity. IL cdiioi1i opinions are t'ey"Dstc ran au
quoted ~ au authority current events fact due ui-
uestionaby. 20 the sincerity u puiliy 0i purpose anu
earn 5ness ana ind-lnonee OF ann wbich nave always
characterized tneu. Its foreign cOIr;,punicnco ls
u,Say- mtrn.ted To capable, scholarly, ami brilliant
Yr.irrs and tLeir letters make Tnt TnlbtR arr-
] aip worS FSip'' pa PsGIlT GTnat S and literary columns
are models and conducted with iantessness ~ 10
elyir, accuracy OF statement ana apty a. 10 oPnon'
which rgrdcr hrm nvalahe ~ rceords o te piosrrss
OF literature nud the diama; Iut TkibCNE- {A,it
scientific numbers are haf'cis Z" enclpii@e' ana aio
euialcl by no otLec newspaper IN The world
F.ra, The .Nlcgan tUeh1 JouTni
TuENLw-l DIX TMBu NJ II by ali ODDS me BEST
of the European auu Nrw> ork marscts dome lie ANA
with ur1bHh!y to- nest literary department. oi any paper
IN the cornIl. Tne editorials or III TLlu NJ on tue
su Of The day place naa t ID & lae in, rs%H ." oI
krpn1ural prnrpcs and N tne coming r hrgSdsGal .r
the cause Of truth and good government
Fr0D me camden MAJ Journal
TIE TRIBuNE II unqucstOnaDly the ablest
newspaper published IN Awtr ca-coniins moe rci,e
matter of Interest and value more caituS ana acc,-
rtry PREF 3rcd thar other journal It's cotlespond-
oHer newsVapcr beng lhdclrnuthi II Ia' no hollNe
To- conceal want orgt To be published. nor Ia pIlae ~
waite 'ash vr"ns or corrupt ptac',es oi Ooi,,, @ ."
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vel liffftstiuEs us 'thl ~
lrt, we'll pied "a thc wants and condition 0i the
Hn w. the a.ner. the rtcnInc hu artisan aBd manu-
fYrtrinr and In tact All Cns-cs. Ia columns must,
tins centennial and Presidential year. lf crowded WIN
"A vast amount of reading ol unusual national Importance
and OF great value to a is readers Subscribe al once
Frcr, me Bfrricbor0' va Hov.etOd.
Neycr before was rHE NEW- York TRBUSE
30 great u news, ,aper under its present managr rsch
n has be ONE II has reduced the work Uf nnHs-atet
ins To- scirnthc basis, or the general law that eny
amount of money invested 10 the purchaSe Oi intelligence
IA ,ertain to DE good nyestmenr. II has amost Gle
,uted rtpottip tO something Ike hnc arr ana III ts
direction rs recent accomplishments Sgni unpdaeld
A. = columns have been q ciass-roOm IN which the public
have ur school L. tire bc-t teachers IN the leaning
,ments Of knowledge. Th,s ~ Development O'
io1rialisIn " hch 1HE TKIBrNt las made s own. The
ENtra THiBt Mo which contain the most important 0i
tr, puhiic,tuus the time upon science, ara hlStciN,
and literature aud kindred tOllcs, among the most
valuable current literary productions These ruDhch-
iars btare tho best thoughts of the best thinkers Oi
fb , aud clT collection into accessible form was
q happy thought or the odltur.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
II[EL.


blschly Joseph Warren Blachy dec, of Morris
town, Nj.
FlsH-In Newark " j. Feb 25. clarsJ Fish. daughter Of
Rev DR.. Fish. -
Funeral services The First Baptist Church Newark, Mon
DAY, Feb p. al .e T. NJ
HARRISON Wednesday eSd inst at his late residence,
Franc1s T. Ham. NJ. D., IN t.ie th YEAR Of hs age
The relat yes era ienta are lrsPeey l mnh 10 aehS 20
TNcHiy ninth 81 AMI Madisouaye on saturday morning,
26.A INST, at gi2 Co"s, without further notice
JACKSON-At the residence o her sister, Mra Hill, in Nor.
t.inia Feb. 23, Msiicu a. Jackson.
Remains Will he aSen Ans erlam, n. " for nterment
Funeral from the family residence on sunday
LAWRENCEOn THURSDAY Feb "a, az hs residence at sew
enty .xth st aud Last RIVER samuel hwrehce son OK
t.eate John lawrence In tne 7is year OF hi7 sge .,
Oh ,uiay 25 Cariayo. viii be in want ng at tho cr.
Of ooyeneenths and Union square ut y n On Is'
day
noKIsoN-At Easrcheer Friday. Feb g. Mary Morrison.
Raiye. aud frien, Of the family AexsDler Mas:
tied "a attend thu funeral et ihe rrstne of
III. Llas D"''nlury on aonday The 2..h in. at e 81
H-got JIJ per Harlem RAILROAD returing ~ 1880 n
PARSONs-On Thursday morning, Of rheumatism OF the
heart, y lam Shepey Par-ODs, aged 10 years. .
Roaiges friends iuited 10 attrn tae fners nom
OF 5 father VI Charles Pals ns 20 Io0
East nteenths. Oh Sunday afternoon al 3OciocE
SMITH ON Tursla, morning lust, Edmund A. smith
o; this city iI tie fSth scar "a his age. .,
N % I'M - = Nerb Sixthst Phiadeiph a. on Monday 2Sti
inst at 2 Trains leave NeWlorA at $40 ana o"o
am.
TUBBY-At RGndou, n. =, soco1d month. cJd. John
Tubby. IN ;ie sjth year OF hls Sgo
VAN NORDEN-On Thursday morning Feb. "a, 1876.
Chars stuart only child OK Charles = anu Coihei" H. van
relatives ad rsnts o the FAMILY ere invited 10 auea
lhr ghh st SATURDAY, the 10Th inst stGa CLOCK
in. -.
VAN VLIFr-At RhincbocL, " Y. on Wednesday feb 23.
CT pneumonia. isaac 4. Van Eie NJ d. IA his 5h
Fnefal services at he Church Of tie Messiah saturday
Feb 20 Relatives and friends are invited "hoa
further notice.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
LATEST SHIP NEJFS
rFor otAer shin Es,rs see FTfa PoJe.l


steamsap Lafayette Frl fielir, Hayre teo ~ VIA fV
mouth l.. with m.se. and pass 10 Louis de benan;
steamship Russia (r Cook. Liverpool Feb IL VIA queens
18Th. with lnlse and pass TO G. q. FfancklyD -
sor Ntttic u. DObbn (of Machias CAr-, o John N b
sohr. samuel Wood, Wood Nor'olk Va.
schr. VIM ID. Marvl Keefe New. Haven for Baltimore.
Schr. Chi lion. Grant New london
schr. Franklin u. Nelson, " coy. New.I London.
Sclr. ~ ,l'rk, keynold-, Bridgeport.
SchT. sylvan, IA, Tor Newport.
EcpT. On ward, Phillips, Boston.
HcEr. PlIthea McDad, Providence.
fchr. G. j. Van Name, Hardy New-Haven for Virgins.
Schr. Madagascar, lich Now Haven.
BELOW.
Ship Leander (of London Knight from Annoy Nov 20, with
mdse.
steamship HcTder for Hamburgi ship Corsea, for san
Franei CO birs kLb. for St.tn brig Mary g. Mariner,
Matanl4s; scLT Mafy LOIfl, tor Washington NJ q.
WIND-SunscL light " =. W.: clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FR,SCIsCo, Feb. %. Arrived, ship Winged Hunter,
Parno. ron NeslOrK. Cleared sip samue Watts L.r'
CH1aifsfoS FeD. 25.-saied ships p b. Beck and II. W.
NOrE..an, 100 Liverpool baIK Charles. Tor Hayro.
FOEEGN POGfS
IARNH Feb 25.-|1he steamship state OF PennsyiVams
sal-l hence Tor Nrwl ora Sunday EeD 20. al a. h
II.TRrOOl, Feb 25-Ihe lnmau steamship City OF
Brvoey hence NewHoIs, al Queenstown 10 day.
aid alter cnbarklg passengers and mails ailod sgsn
AN'HEfr ttD 2J.ihe steamship SeiUILan James, fIDga
DISASTERS.
LIyERrooI, Feb 25.Tle new American ship W B. Grace.
ark rua Francisco Oct 2 which arrived here
da has goOc Ashore at Egemont she val IroOsby
CmtHLF-ioS g. G. Fch 25-Thc Fanny Pint. Warren.
S0t1 Iiaeras put into thls por todaJ
her l.. spit
kins parted ser HES I'd went ashore 40
buendyeHtufa Oay dnilng heavy WIND and cd sac
wiii provo tC.a lss
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
PASSENGERS .4RRITED.

PROM HAyHE-In sieamshtp L1fryte Feb 2ocMms gda,'
Cflne Well l. BayolOt, Mr. DRY, MI David u EoDn.
con. Hortrse De!ari, Amedee Lutton Dome.'i' 'as
Luton, Mt Dar sbure, Mr t.ith' MT Atsonart G 80
Madam, Mile MelaLie Leeyre. Nine. r. NauIornt' % ase:
Ie0er1 Prro Arthur Desire B0ulgY, Charles Aug.r Eo
Vincens. Mr. Ferra, John Porter, L. Martinez MI Ducrs
Mr Deryeux COZ j. A Irflang r. sohneyi Guar 70 yT..
kOwioZ J. A. shapeT Mme J. A. SDapter Cnatles Johnson
WILSON Georges Bsyster Nine Georges Bsyster and four
children. -. 80
FROM LIVERPOOI~-In sbdmskfD R,ssfo, Feb 25.-M
p. Anion q. Avances, Miss Barber r. Bar er Miss H.
Brown MI BrHgmann Mrs. Burhans Miss camp0e j. tart
Ledge Mr. cheyaie C. clayton CoIns. W & fasnssia.
II. Fearing and r. Felix, Mrs Genvillo, Mr.
GORDON. Mrs W. J. 'iordon. X r. Gregory A. Hemann
Holder T. NJ. Huttdo. J. Lombard n. :. LonRee Nj NC
Closkey s. Mortimer e. Alexander NJ. Osborn. r. Psrod
A. J. Parker, c. a obbins s. sandy q. H. schscht a
l. Scnutte Mira Schveb. ]. q. smith, X Stcnmann. W. ~
ToSnsend Mr. do Nahseas Secret TO Frepeh Legation -
Washington and nseTyant, Count Nirin XIV, Mr. ana
Mrs Voos infants 4, Nr. and Mr.. W. Walker r.
NJ Wenley, G. " ison C. WIDzer, MI and Mrs. Wysong NJ
I
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
@IS SIC


Mile. Titiens reappearcd at the Academy of
Muse last evening singing FOR the fret time here the
part of Donna 70 "Don Giovanni" Hr .ucccs- We,
a. ereatas occasions and se VIII
delight by an immense arteuce Miss p aumon', though
new 10 the stage, rendered the difficult part 81
ElrirG in most acceptable manner Tho trlo al
the close Il the 1r,t act ny Mile. Tiions' Miss
Beaumont aud Bignoll given admirably and was
enthusiastically cucorcd The dcbutautc of the evening.
Madame Careno -aure. Ia the part OF Ieriiaa, "as
warmly greeted hy tie audience, ard made lensani
impression. Her singing slows careful study and excel
cut methud tie second act she seemed io gain con
fidcnce, aud sang the solo in crediiable ninuer.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
HAMILTON AND THE DEMOCRATS.

The 1uquSta CoRshtu6cnotist says: /" There
I. unt NOR. -lioHs enemy SOu. and the Demo
crnt,o marty than TN NFWNORK TRIHUNE, and the
SCORER tact undUIstovd he better TINS dceara
tinn is based un fie conduct ~ rpf IhbNH IN exposing
fho ler, oi e Ways and Means COmntco of the liOu e,
Or H.,mbleon. Ths CoHsitioRottd II tho only paper
I'm inc south Witch has had The elUntery defend TINS
man Hambeton and TINS virtually snnle ~ his tendish
spI in naming his scn in honor oi he cold blOodd as
a.sn ot President Lincoln Ihe act seems 10 net le
nrnnpt condemnation uf all good In every ion Of
ibe c6lntry. And because THE NEW YORK TRlBUSe ex-
oed this man ard drove him from position %nich en-
led INN 10 draw pay from the peoples treasury it Is
Denounced m enemy TO the South. II the South had
few such enemies Il would he better Tor TIE cou-
Try at large.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

against special legislation he hated H. hut asked for IL
beeause lie only that out OF tho Dilemma INTO
wi he had innoceutly fallen He Knew what special
legislauon had done for Eew-fork" mr. Edward a.
M9seley testified that the marra-e ceremony when
The clergyman apparently On afterth0nsh inquired
the pr les had marriage certificate, MI fartoh ap
n.artS nute ponplussed and didn't know what TO do
bu he Ghe witn,s,) went with him aud procured one
Ie criticisms In Newburyport on Mr. Part0ns marriage
civ who had ciied a chapter i'll the Book OF Leyiticus
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

Dr. Pieces Pleasant PHrs sltyc PelIets are 20 com
pounded ir,m concentrated punops eHrc ed iIom roots
and hors combine 10 small granule. Hcarcy largcr
than mustard much caharic power Is cht1iu.d
an ans large pis n Dru They ara not only
;ea-aut tasc bat their ration ~ Unattended wih
amy lrpng pa They operate ~inOnt prod eng any con
stutina Unlike other cahatics i1eY do not
reuder ,tive after operation bot on r con rary
thty establish Permanently healthy aro, Being entfiy
V.giai, no partcuaT Is ItGuIed While using them
o1rird by the gTp actor 10 an one who VII
rei,ct Toilet cnOB or other form ot ldcfouIy.
mineral pu -o., lurogs urug
are Aall ht arm
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
MIDNIGHT WEI1HGE HEP0RZ


Fer Saturday ia the South Atlantic aud Cult
States Trnu3-e ana h ono Valley, stationary or faii-
ing b1rumeer warner Southeast 10 southwest winds
and iucrtasinL cuudDras.
Tor ne ui,e 0nd E0sYTi Si0i,S SOfioHGrV or r'sHD
barometer 0Hd G,tHg pripre, Horh and iTcs rH6s.
cgr or yQ;NG r,0ud0 redheI ercept possibly tg sN "
in portions oi ne Ntddic H0fes ana s0Hhriis rf'S 10
uGry0nH Glii Virginia.
lie river, Will continue slowly falling.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

Scene, butchers stand butcher" Come,
John. be- lively break tno bones ~ Ir Wlll'sns
chops and Tut Mr. smiths ribs IN the ha7kel lor hn.
saved of Mrs Mur hy's Leg tCOmmcrcal Advertiser
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
TIE HEADING JOURNAL."
FOREIGN OPINION.
F,on Tie rIn Nan G0z>t'e.

Tfon Tie TiN Nal G05Si'e
THF TRfBUNR il beyond compare the most
mnrcutia newspaper In Atric3 IL s 1or the United
states hat own leading journal" Is Ia England
Prom The Sdipfddg Rsrie,o. -
For many years ThE NEW-foRK lRIBu Ne
has b"cu most widely circulated paper IN the North
NH
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
TIE TRIBUNE AND MIR. MooDY's srRNoSs

ffc3, ne BGptis, THlon ~ - .
THr TRBI NJ reports sermons. lectures, dlS-
cusN0n-, aul e.sa VITA great luneo1, aud sufPrlsmb
rrii;s now reporting the gCC1 revival mectiuSs
n tu" hippOdrome With remarkable taste aud eccnacy
In th, it exces any other paper In tie CITY or
county. ~ Is encouraging tO observe these tendencies
t.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
,,nra,i Dixon NJ D Editor scalpc has romoyc1

Edward II. Dixon, VI D. EdtorofTbe scalpgl has removed
10 MsdsOnlyc 0quatv iTOin central
Taii ork Cify siacous SINGLE and eonlnnncatag
atartmslt- ior nurses and every urt are PROVIDED spe
Tlty-Diseascs the Bladder rcmoyed by lhhot,iy
.ttirmre Instantly removed by the trethrotOme. Van
rca Ue,uolrnOid the obscure diseases OF ths
ahdomug urgaus Hours !Or consultation from 10 70 T.
ani TO ,j evenings at Dr. Dixon rcslence ~ ihu ave.
Nan, ,u.k
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

II Is THE BUSINESS OF every one having q
cold 10 treat promptly an p,ope-y nnn IS gcten IT, %
intelligent experience ",tuna y e,iy M
eli cough, ana ,od-allay exciting Inflammation OF the
Throat or lungs snd the distressing symptoms oi
ssthinR % plcuIIsy.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

The acquittal of Gen. Babcock will of course make
no difference in the prosecution of the other whisky
suits. His tral has made more clear than ever the
extent of tho conspiracy the rotenness Of the reVc-
ME service, and the necessity of pushing on the
work of punishment and publication 1t has shown
also that however excellent the dispositions OF the
Administration may have been at the outset oi the
REFORM they do not now coincide with the purposes
Of the Treasury Department The political influence
If the Administration is now on the wrong side.
Brlstow and Wilson must both stick.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
DIR. de Jonah,. Iishi-Brown God Liver Oh.

DrIe me- ., W raj hll'i, = iu aired Obsurys r enTy
Marsh Bart Physician - Her Majesty In lri4h me 9
viking ami terminating Of rog0 taly cohfSo 81 ths
O are highly satisfactory. II brings about oi rLaDo
ana sglnary all the vial functions sold "a cap
- led Jmnriai uafins 81, by al Druggists. sole Con
ss,er. ANSAR, hartford ~ CO., Lonlon. sole Agents
fnr th. nir.d Staiss JOHN l.. uENRI, CCRkAN ~ Co.,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
Special Notltes.

A IoIr Question CHRIST OR MOODf-WHTCHv
, Ururv = ibngcg. page tract 7iO pages Tor one
0 az Specimen copies supplied gratis 10 appl caniA Ad
d-egs THOMAS HoLMAN corner Centre ana Nhlte
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

PRISTING CLOTHS MARKET.
p,oy,t,s.rg r. L. Feb 25-PTuting Cloths held al sc,
m dsv Tor px6i with small sales a, sg, concesSons
fol cash.