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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-12
WALL STREET. SPECULATION.

I The reliable house of ALEX. FRoTHINsHAM & Co.
No IL Wall Street, New York, publish handsome
cidt Report which they send free TO any address.
In dition to large number of able editorials on
and accurate reports of the sales aud stendlng of
every bond stock and security dc alt in at the Stock
Exchange Messrs. FRoTHINGHAM 81 Co., are very
extensive brokers, of large experience and tried
integrity. In addition to their stock brokerage
husine s. they sell what are termed privileges, -
or Puts and calls, " now OF the favorie meth.
DDS of legitimate speculation. Their advice is very
valuable and by following it, many have made for,
tunes. New York Metropolis.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-12
Enamelled Pipe.

TRY THE ENAMELLED PIPE. 1T WILL MOI
j Rust or crack and costs only trihe more than
common iron pipe Is positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe / have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island FRED HAsS.
Store in Star Block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rTior other Shin Mems see Third Pd9e.l

sAILRI.
Steamships Casbra for Liverpool; Delta TO- Aspinwah
GrinDe and Loha 0n barks Jess- for Rio JaneiTo
Eliza Barss for Bernuia brigs tnn.o tCr CIge Town
Mercedes for Barcelona T. g r. Flint, for Port simon.
WIND-Sunset fresh. w y. W.; clear
MEMORANDA
Gordon Castle arrived NJ tbs
from shanghai reports Feb a. 81 lon So 30 plssed
wreck tbreenased schr watcrogged and ab .Oned
Feb to - lat 49, and from lon 40 TO g. passed through
series OF cyclones.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb6.The National LiDe steamship Egypt
Gr0gan IRON New YORK Feb g. arrived on Fsnet at thls
MOvILIR Feb l6-The Allan Line steamship Moravan,
Graham from Portland, Me-, Feb L. for Liverpool arrived
LyEEro9L, Feb leThe steamship Indiana for Phlsde-
CIRSFuEGos Feb. 1-Arrived bark Rachel Norton.
DIFF; AmsieB Msiheison, Boston sailed HTtgs
Eyangeline Br stuart Halifax; Fortuna Br HOses, DO.
schrs Mamie. Hudson, Phiadelpha j. NJ Leonard Cro"ey'
HALlFAx y. s.. Feb. i5-saled. steamship Bermuda (Br.
HAyAN. Feb l5-sailei steamship City Of Merida. Rey.
nolis from New ork for ProgresO.
Prince sailed i$h 5ak Harriet $ JaeSsou, Bacon North
OF IIattera-
81 JAco. Feb O-Arriyed brig Beaver CBr.) from capo
81 JOIN. y. b.. Feb l5-Clcaroa schr Opera for New.
YORK.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND. Me. Feb. lG-AIuyed, schIa. 7. A. Mohnan.
nom NewioTk John Wentworth from Baltimore Lillian.
from Belfast
pom ROYAL 5. c. FEB lG-ssicd scbr. Addlo Todd for
Boston,
Philadelphia. Gen. " itney, for Sew Yor bark
scott Rogers for Mobile schr Charlie H. Dow Howes for
Baltimore, at anchor in Vineyard H?Nen ~ j. to-
day.
savannah. cleared steamship cuf stream. Tor Newl0rk
ship ieroeri Beach .of 1yerpooL r,. -
New lorE ship G. Rickmers rr) from Lenep. Cleared
soar. ". II, Whitaker, for providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
POLITICAL MLUsIoNs OF THE SPEECH
lBy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuSR.l

Inv TELEGRAPH To THE TRlBrNR.I
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 16.-In accordance with previous
announcement. ex-AttOrney-General Williams this
morning opened the case for the defense of Gen.
Babcock. He spoke for nearly two hours, ana de-
liyeicd q fair speech One feature Of his Grafton
was Of very On, siionabc benefit to the cause he adj
vocated. lie introduced his remarks with tho OBJ
scryation, among other things. that although bit
ter partisan himself, he deprecated all attempts to
make the question under consideration Il politi-
cal issue. lie volunteered no explanation ~ to who
had made such attempts, and the audience drew their
..wn nfcrenccs He did not stop at this. however,
but took occasion to remark. 10 use his words
in connection with his explanation of the true sig
nificance or rather insiguicancc of Mcdonald : IA
mons long ride with the President" that lust such
incidental tribes rs these have in untold Instances
placed the President under suspicion, and nave oc-
casiOncd the daily avalanche of scurrity hurled NJ
him from hundreds of journals all over the country
What further connection the newspaper criticisms
Of President Grant have with the BaDcock case he
lid not see fit To explain.
I'm reading letters written by joyce Ia & II. Bah
cock an iutimaiOl was conveyed 10y Zen. Williams
o listeners of me pleasure taken five years ago in
the Samto Domingo -chcn,. joyce called attention
ia these m5siycs to Goa. Blbco,h To- slip, incosed
90 editorial artirc- of which he announced himself
the author and which appeared .. TIE tini" iu a
prominent Western Missouri newspaper. Nj.
Williams r, garlcd the var,i,3 If he,r lt'cr5 about
equal their vul.arity. but dill not r the saiilc
that hastily iii .c over the face f tLc crowd at the
mention Of Joyce auuog, cXeriion in behalf Of the
~auto Domingo Job
The defense feel greatly ENCOURAGED and tce-
rraphcd th, Washington .ni 81 tAo line to-day that
the Government, ca was failure. They may b..
It
an acquitted. though q conviction Is b. no means
certain \ 1.aarr,ucni of th, juIy is considered rs
ihc most Likely t1 occur. The instructions Of tine
Court VIII haze much to do With tie acton of tle
iu-y. aud are nuxiously looked forward 10. II the
Cont does not practically take the case from them
by directing un ar,uii.al. verdict Of guilty may be-
their Judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
EVENING PROCEEDINGS.

FURTHER QUESTIONS IN REGARD 70 TIE DISCIPLINE
or PLYMOUTH CHURCH DIR. BACONs UNEX-
PKCTED SUGGESTION-A REPLY IA MR. BEECHER.
The proceedings in the evening were opened with
PRAYER, ut 7:3O O'Clock. by the Rev MI. Couch.
The Rev. Dr. Welman asked what was the meaning OF
the phrase dropped from the roll Did It mean III ac
tual practice. and in the minds OF the members OF the
church complete exoison from the chnrchi MI shear
man said il meat that.
DIR. BacOnIn OF the Specifications under this tlifd
question the leCrmssiye 10 affirmed that the church
had made the thorough investigation that 1t was
possible 70 make Of the scandal. Now the question
which desire 10 ask is is 1t intended desired that this
Council In answering the question: shall admit OF imply
that there has been such examination OF the scandal
~ is implied in the question:
Mr.. shearnan-The Council will notice that that ques-
ton presented incidentally In three different questions
third fourth aud sxt-he question whether the nvesti-
CATION that actually made was sufficient ana com
plete It certainly the earnest desire Of The Committee
and the church that this Council shall 20 into the ques
ton whether the investigation 10 fact complete
and exhaustive n church could Ought To make,
but II is separate question TO determine what
the Council shall say under this particular specification
With Difference the Judgment % the Committee on that
point and tho members Of the Council IL seems 10 us
that It would he better advise upon that thiId
specification upon the assumption that tho facts were as
hoy stated because otherwise when separate com
utees have heen appointed two questions there VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
yEp-JEESfr LEGNLITrRE.

TrIXroS. Feb. 1G.-In The Senate, the bill
H. ,y back 10 tire County oi Intcrdon $4,000 Wrongly
as,,s. ii a;an-t b., was reported
bm WI. introduced .proPi1atins 5000 70 'h'
Reform school Tor Girls.
Ai,o. bill 4, reduce tho National Guard OF the sai
10 - caIhpane. 81 infantry each of cavalry ana ar
lery. 70 be arranged into regiments brs'n''' anu
I Ji,,.ion no company 10 have lc-s than 90
- .,d mai mn. Than 100. one
ann of thc whole sp rn; iai'yn FOR mhllh lni1-
io.. 10 rc withheld to dci ay the rNIi - "l ~, az
mai rrnt. Tine Who'll" cNpcH-oS OF IN iniliil "l
~. -iat,, snail not exceed - 900 per nunun.
r..bluii,r 10 loan 80 tn Washington icld n'IitI-'
nor Nnrrisl,,r guns q ,gs etc. amended - a. 10
rnilbi bc nanu- ~ the battle ligs ued during the
ilt, war. and adopted o., amended.
i tbn uup,n IlI Was irfOuucei 10 repeal an act Tor
me continuation al The tyHr road sewer ia the 'y Oh
), r-cr CIV, approved April :" l4''. o., . l.,
Also. a hill 1. Great" NV ~Jfd III NcN"rh, 10 NC
called fItr ri 1lecHtl ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

ARTRUR In Rrooky' On Tuesday morning ijth inst AZ
D. r,teuc 80, Br.dse-i. William ioans Arthur, IN the
NJ friends thsI 9my ar. Invited to attend Tho funeral
ta,ac IT. on Friday. lsth inst 1t p, o'cloca p.
BLEAKLEY--on TUESDAY. 10Th inst. John F. Bieak'ey.
Rsoyg ana friends ,, Of 'he an ss c.pc,n n,54 a 10
nr>t-sL, OIL i.lday, 18Th last. AZ / o'clock.
% ,;, E2noc M% % fa the a Of E95aar
Dr. nuyer Gn99n ~ ths .i y'4i g. "a ~" ,,ns,, firm,
i ins S a. 10 dc % !T 7TD' '' O ' ~
CiprFNTER-AtI Hartford. o. Thursday, FEB TO- Mary.
wife o. All-n 4. Carpenter ag6i - years.
H,ricr ins were taken Rye. X Y, or interinont.
COFFIN In IrooIn % Tuesday. Feb L. ls7c Henrietta
Ue"i rarha Ohm snd daughter Of the late Joseph
Trclon, ag.d % years AMI n3nti3 49,.
icige go 81, J. ~ - r. and dSnut Vcrnoa CoaD,i 10
sTs a. Ne ~ IS - on ~ lnt.ay tas
I'm inst, at . O'Clock D.
FERIERSuldeul, on Tuesday. Feb. 10 AZ a. m, Johh
VI. rcuier 10 tie ~ p year "a usage. - .
relatives els oi ihe family an re'reealy invited
n'atis' on Thursday, The i'm .-. AZ Il o'clock
HAYNE-On Wclns ay morning. FeD lG TIE infant son OF
George r. and Isabella G. iiayre.,
HoP2ITga,,At Jacksoaylie IT, +! ay Feb H. 1873.
A9 i!ic Mi ~ he i ~ .SS bc Il tho Relecer.
Newark y. j.. THURSDAY q. inst 10 N Relatives and
@ vii 1T men 9' at o 81 ., OF 4 hopns % rcan a
pr H. aoi ptoi a' At Is = E' '' raves
JonNsoN A. nd l. y o. |,c,ay FSS s, iG 81
and late Henry Johnson. aged 10 year. and lo@lys
y p
H. LGcy Mcclellan. wife Of rhll H. knckcibocAer aud
| daughter of fh. lac i.usii Nc j. ti.
Fmnrra ffo h.r late Tt8cnc, Fiaf F.b -.
D "a. Train Grand Central Depot Hudson River
railroad. e. p O'Clock ~.
LAINGSuddcnv Feb - Mrs. Ms.tha g., widow Of James
Iaing, ia her o. an year.
INC relatives avn hi tho funeral
THURSDAY, Feb =. F. me- ~ me Ic,d nt" 81 h'r hrolher
Viii Kemp .Gi Wet Iv eniytiri 81.
IANF-Fn'crcd into Monday afternoon Feb. IL,
Adulphits Lane, "a The sffh year % hls a."
Fuue ~ services Thursday, Feb T. 10 O'Clock D. w.,
from hil late .acuce. III f3-t Thirty eighth -.
ROOS ENELT-In Pars Frame Feb u, lis 'otacia Van
fF.ft-a etlf q
oi tii. lac COY. Van N"ss II Vermont
Notice Of funeral hereafter
vermont IJutr. 81 ift copy
WFIIARAt Norg ak Conn. TUESDAY. Feb H. Miss Clara
A. willard. daughter the sto pr. Ha'l M1ianl o! wilton.
Funeral "a" ~ ~ BE-, brotl' m law, Lewis
j. curtis. Thus Tag n o. Burial Al Wilton the fol
loving dar.
WATI>-At9l West Teulst, The evening ~ heb. 10.
\f, watt. II John Watts dtughferof TIA
a John Rutherford Newcrsey, IN The ga year Of Lor
J
rhe meal service, will b. held AT The Church Of the Ascrn
sion lis,c. Hld tnth st. on Friday nolriny lStA insti
NJ Iuocoo. Friends O ia" family respectfully invited
T 10 atitad without fntier LOiicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

SCHENECTADY, Feb. 1G.--Iherc was great
frc-hct IN The Mohawk Valley last night The river was
damned with e on this side and above Amsterdam. and
the Central Railroad Tracks wcr" flooded with tArce iee
OF water ond covered with pile "a ce In some places 20
i.cf high Railroad travel was suspended most 81 The
MINT AboI wothiid of thu covered bridge NJ Amstcr-
dam we carried away. All lee dam near Amsterdam
Hooded the lower 0r ION 81 the village ana carried sew
cri houses oil htir foundation one cild II reported
Irovu.d The lower portion Of this city flooded The
ice rcmain@ st nary ~ this pOint, resting against NC
riv, hi gc. II has gone "ui bcl"" here The taF ~
noI.d ~ an uu.uts. The water here rose D.. lr'i,
l1ai night AMI Yesterday bat has Iecedod about t""
feet tu day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
BABCOCK'S DEFENSE.
GEN WILLIAMS OPENS THE CASE.

GEN. WILLIAMS OPENS The CASE.
AZ Two-HoURs sPEECII-uE PICTURES BABCoCK AS
AN INNOCENT Man IMPOSED UPON BY OILERS
WITNESSES FROM HIGH OFFICIAL LIFE TIE
PRESIDENT THINKS THE PROSECUTION FAILURE.
The defense of Gen. Babcock before the Court at
st. Louis began yesterday withan argument by ex-
Attorney General Williams. lie spoke for two hours.
He strenuously asserted the prisoners innocence,
and portrayed him fully trusting in Joyce and the
Others, as honest men, and as being imposed upon
by them. His speech interesting for Its defense
of the President. and its political illusions. Gen.
Humphreys David w. Mahon, Gen. n. L. Banks
Supervisor Tuition, and others, gave their testimony
A dispatch from Washington shows that the Presl-
dent thinks the prosecution is complete failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
A Remarkable Professional success.

from me NissOyr Republican tS. Lov,s)
Among the notable professional OF this country who
have achieved cNtIaOr Success il Dr. r. " PerceOf
BUialo. =. v The prominence which he has attained has
been rac ed through srcy legitimate MEANS and. 30 far,
Therefore he deserves the yiabe reputation which he enjoys
1is large Of j. the result thorough aud
careful preparation tor his ealing ana extensive reading dur
ing long unusually large Practice, which have enabled
hin 10 gain high commentator, cNcn nom MS Professional
DeyODg his att ion To certain spiatUs OF the
has carefully -eated he has been led
remarkable degree In these specaties, De- las De
recognized lauer Not few ~ fne rBrles prescribed Dy
Inn have II L. s' been Gdo ted anu prescribed 10y phs streams
er private Ur'cce. Ills pamphlet ana worhs have been
received gse c0ntr buttons To medical kuONlrige. Ito
recently ac another and perhaps more important WORK.
general a;pca the list VI his published
Writings fis book. en- led The le pies Common Sens"
Medical Adviser q. designed 10 enter into rCu4i
Dr III, zee ivcd acknOw gmcnts ai rom
many sources and especially scientific degrees tTO OF the
irst medical ilistit atoms Of The land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
GIN. GRNNrS Confidence.
1877 IErE.nAFh 70 lhr 'Elnc>f.l

W,smNGioN. Feb. lG.-Thc President ,aid 10 q
gentleman Who cl'ri on lim to-day t'dt ic had t.
cciycd dispatch tli. morning "a, ing that the ca-'
of IT,. Government against nthcrra Wa q perfect
failutr. The President is greatly interested ~ he
case. and ,hr'y, very strong feeling ~ favor Of
Gen Babcoca. VINO hc soy3 j, n, honest Il man ns
th,re J.. in iuhlic hfr. lIr think, the csar against
Gcn. Elbcoch is really aimed at him. and hc-iS
therefor. apart from MS friendship i"T Ia, >crre-
tary, very anxious that the case may not be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
of Newark " j., makes good showing for it, manage
ment The total income OF the Company for 1870 was
S67jl 9s7 the total expenditures and payments were
732 leaving balance band ut the close Of The
wear OF S}O.i9OIS and total assets at that daie oI
fBI O-5.Ol /, with liabilities Of only S2S.691 30 ana
surplus as regards policy holders OF e@6e9,5co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

CHARLESTON, :. G., Feb. 1G.-Ihe special
committee Of the OF Representatives nicd to
d,v articcl o, impeachment Of Judge Montgomery
Moses The articles were adopted by the House bJ u
vote Of 81 10 o. and q committee ~ i've wa. appointed
TO prepare rules for the tal bill has been introduced
ia the senate 10 egislate ont Of Office +, j. Moses r and
w. D. Whpprr. elected Circuit judges las Deetinhtf'
Juis T. J. Noses IT., nephew Of the judge Just !-
penchcd 1hc plan Is Ia add the counties FORMING tri
circuits to The circuits Of other judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

POND-JOYC James Fpscopal Chnrch on rucsiay
evening itb - by the g. ID. Shth " ~ a. Pond, IT,.
louise ~ daughter If r. Joyce, esq, all OF this
city.
sIELIE-WUITINC-O Tue siay. Feb - al TIE Church Il
the Epiphany Washington -. e.. Nor b. Ste ~ Brook
yu y. y, - E0od daughter OF the sto Geo G. whiting
Eoclrfs.
TYSEN-ROWF-At ~. Augustine. ia. on "Wednesday
To5 49, lo7 Trinity church. b. the Rev r. l.j1te, Rob
F. 1yseu 90 Ida iCtln, d9Isaer OF griffith Rove
both 0i Ecw-Icrk city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-Ien Boyd the con, ictsd conn
tereer sentenced 10 ten year. In the Peni
tebiiaIy.
BRIDGRPoHI Conn, Feb. 1G.-The body OF Owen
walsh Of OF has been found floating In
The SaugaurE River been missing since November.
There ara two large gs-hes on his hcso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
HE SITE OF TRADE
Cattle MARKET.

B,ifiuoRs Feb l6.-CArnE-The market during THE ast
week quiet and steady, very best 1sHo2, nlt
quality a., a5ac; medium or good FAR qnaiiy fet' u
n.ry thin steers oxen and COWS, 3d3s the s-.es were
,nostlv nj iG5c receipts 259 head sales, 1850 al
HOES have active and shade hIlnrii Qttes
head. -, 49,. 4, q,
70 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
5vecla! Notices.
D.pn,hcrin. SORE Throat of MI Lin.l-.-cs.c g,


D.phtrrn. SoF, Throat Of MI Ehit-.ruc guaranteed
GII'i~l- N ElMENT louIDE OF AMAUNI IA. sold by all
druggists. M i@l -iNttaYr.
Dr. dc Jon2h'- Lis1i-BroDn Ccd Liver Oh.
pr farlwickP. Coroner for Nd'reN Nfrf: IN tire Ga
r,ar diseases. nCrdnc Consumption prevalent ~
great 81 population. he 81 Dr. dr Jon Cod
Iivtr pl is nde with manifold atvarac sol! II cap.
sn..l Imperial Half Pin- 81 lY an IrugHts soc Con.
,iguccs iN~AH. HARTFORD s. Co. london. sole Agents
The United .att5. JOHN T. ulNRl, CT hIAN * CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
MIDNIGHT UEdIHER REPORT

PyObabilihes
Fer the Lake Region, Mdlie SiGtes, and Ae'r-
Eygpnd risiug JalOmeier weSf,sy 10 a0rhtsy rims,
diDnishing ~ Jo,cr md coider. clear aad purity 'onoy
irfrfhrr irH prsr0 ei'tpt "a ne urSt dic Ts"g th'-
oerdlure and c,ids 6acgng 10 soUtherlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
FAILURE OF BURTON, PIERCE 4 co.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1G.-Burton, Pierce \ Co..
wholesale grocer- at No. 81 Mchgana ave, have lal"
The firm refuse to give statement of thcii Affairs, but
their liabilities are believed To DC about S2OOVOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
spccial ReIigiau- Services


VIII uc lraid ti fnr
HIPPOBRoNE 81 lLnINC.
Madison .Ad Fourth afrs Twenty xti a4 Irn'! seventh
raar' cilol With fnC l1hDrs OF
MI L. l.. Moody and VI. lHt A.. SANKEl.
NoON MEETINGS
Ever, pav. except sunday. tntIHCe on fourhgia
Door open ~ u b.. lnd close 80 - clock.
EVERY EVENING.
s;uflY aud SUNDAY excepted or me general public a.
s O'clock fnsrau- Madison az.
OVERFLOW WHITING
~ O'Clock. Entrance on Fourth ave.
FOR vol NJ MEN ONLY,
Night except saturday at o'clock. fr'iaCfe on
t0uTthaVe. -
SIINDAI-FOP CHRISTIAN WORRIES. Lntranco oa
Madison to % O'Clock lAimis 'or hy "keig
FOR MONFN ONLY az = % clock q. M
FOR MfN ONLY. at > O'Clock
D00.8 omen ONE HALF HOUR before zach service Al
mission 80 a the meetings nee Ti cut ncAct sunday morn
my excepted -. -, -, L., 4.
The expenses Of these meetings are lsFge and mus Do u
subscription. Contributing w sem 70
J. PiEKpDNT MORGAN, esq. 1nasuicl - WhlS'
FL. THORNE, Chairman toin OF AfianSrhts.
NJ A. DODGE Chairman Gcnrral Committees
NATHAN BISHOP Chairman Executive committee.
While the conpete destruction by nrr OF our
~ n,iscs iI4 the orh inst taks
occasion 10 inform friends that @e have purchased tne
buidng Nos 5O2 and 504 Bros way extending tDrough 70
cGosiy ST. occupied IN part by Messrs G. o. Gnntner"
-, whcIe We ora rrepered 10 MI e orcesn as before
''Ns' WIZ" LESBER, WHirNAS %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

wuAtAoros " C., Feb. l6-Spirits Turpentine firm
S2c Resin firn strained, 81 i7I Tar steady at 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. l6-Prntlng cloths firm at &C.,
cash So 30 days for best standard Gix5 with oct
inquiry ami moro doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-17
nrinuial Lucs.

"Thc Afghani.an l'ugs Of 2. y. Nichols. II Wiamst.
which sic commended 80 highly some tins ago werc 50 eagerly
solht that he had 20 RUG In another md sno,r lnyoce IL
which, We a,sn c attention. Th,ic beauty texture.
cy durability. AMI n,1 luxury give them attractions 10
All who have Persia ani VA Minor aHd those WHO
have viii sHo- ttm works ~ ar anG 81 se that ara
asys and bette. thcy grow older CIV iork 'h
Pri,nte Hos yio for the -urScn; Treatment oi tn.
ihos Narroc"e stone De Tie Bladder D. lthotnty are
spec alcs ~ il situated lu the most elegant amt hedtfl
part OF hc city hu' square from c. tif PARK SPACIOUS
fooms WITH Communicating f0I nui, gAf
iolt NJ domestic provided Al Professional and busi
meas communication, Ellsi he mat. ia EDWARD VI. DIXON
D. IL residence - fEhayc, between and 10 and
:. aut aud 20 evenings.
Po,r-,,tR g Noiice.-Iae FOREIGN MAILS Tor no
entne 81 rtRDAN Fcb 10, 1876. will close a, TINS once
MEDNESDAN a. $50 r.. ll., for ufupc. per steamer
Calahril. via Queenstown: THURSDAY ~ laO q H.
for Europe per POnn.traa Va tymoHth, Chsf
houra anil Hamburg: SATt RDAA - 10 a. li iof IN
cllni Waio3 Ireland. aLt IIsnre. steamer Aoratc VIA
Queenstown andr 10 9? for scotland hifl per 7l'uiei
Ancora Via glasgow, AM al 10 a. ~ t0F france dr, pr
eteanrr Amsrilue H.G, AMI - lIju O. ul 'pi Europe
ppr steamer Netka va ~0aiiswpton ard l-. i@ls for
tpip, rrgn .sro Nafch l. Malls tor
Nst,.i New Z.ei,ni Sc. Sar Francisco. March l.
Drs, ..s - 10. Bla,i Sc, leave Sew l"Ik NAT ,
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-16

j. ii. Mulcahy OF Goose Island, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. X. ID. Campbell, who has been
laying dangerously i'll for several days,
was much better yesterday. His speedy
and complete recovery is considered Ger.
tain.
Il. 4. Victor, st. Louis L. W. vii.
liams, Lakewood, Ky; j. W. Monar
Lakewood. Ky: w. /. Marshall, +. T.
Brown and Il. nun, Tcxasbend, Mo. ; J
b. Barlow, Barlow City, KY; L. j.
Walker, Barlow City, KY; 5. Treman,
Canada John Rooch. Louisville, Ky.
William j. Scott, Louisville, KY; ii. II,
Bagley, New Orleans \. STOW, Indian
Territory. were at the Planters house.
w. ID. W. Bernard. OF st. Louis; VIM
Alienberger, of Louisville A.W. Filing,
ton, Jackson. Tenn. ii. l.. Pyern, St.
Louis; Ii. w. Dixon, of Mississippi
Green b. Raum. Golconda; VIM. ii,
Page, Centralia John Nichols Chicago
were ut the st. Charles.