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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20
,. r. LosEY,

TEwELER. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
- repaired promptly. and in a workmanlike
manner. Keeps for sale Clocks. Watches,
Plated Ware. yewelry. Gold Pens and full
stock pertaining TO his trade Occupies part
of Hawley's boot & shoe store. Michigan St,
Plymouth. Indiana. June3D-75
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DR.. !. ~. CONFER,
Physician and Surgeon.

Will be pleased to receive his patients at
his new Cffice. over the Peoples Drug Store
81 room back. up STAIRS. where he may be
f0und.-or. at his residence on Michigan
street at all hours zI-om
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20
BROS.

SttoSueyS ouo oSoouSostoSS az law
Real Estate and Insurance Agents Col
ectIons n sps eialty. Office over Hawley's 3
Boot and shoe Store. Plymouth. Ind 27-ly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20

CHARLES C.. OURR,
S eON DENTIST.
I0ace over Humrichouser & Dial's sentrance between
Becker q Nolfs and buck 4 Ioans.
Respectfully soIicits share of patronage from
plymouth and vicinity Satisfaction guaranteed.
1nstf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20

WATCdMAKER & JEwELER. on Michi
w gan street. four doors south OF Parker
House, Keeps constantly on hand the fam
Gus Waterbury and ST Thomas Clocks. Par
ticular attention given to repairing. All work
warranted. May1-74
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20

JOHN s. BENDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
BALCONY BLOCK. PLYMOUTH. INO.
Especial attention given to the settlement of es-
tates, and partition of lands; also the collection of
1aims and foreclosure OF morfgagvs Remttances
prompt 1ynl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20
p. o. JON ES,

p. o. JONES,
Attorney at Law 4 Dist.
Prompt attention given to all claims ard col
ecfions leftin his care Office in corner Of
e ar . brick block. Plymouth Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20

One inch institutes q square.
Special place or double column advertisements
rom ten TO twenty per cent extra
Local notices ten cents per line for the first inser
Ion, and hve cents per line for every subsequent
Insertion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20
PARKER HOUSE.

DLYMOUTII, Ind. L 5 Dodge proprietor The
favorite resort of all Travellers Good sample
rooms, and hrst-ciass accommodations for all. bus
10 and from all frai $. nlyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-20

love is, strangers, but il Jael Burn
had told me to go and cut one of my
hands off to please her I'd have done
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Sttnmbnnts nnO E1ilronN..

PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Albany,
N. Saratoga, and tie West leave dAy (sundays ex.
cepted) at Z. NJ, Pier Al. y. H., foot OF Canal So
NOR SAIE-TwO snail side wheel am-rs, Osseo
and Water LILY, now ready for u-e. Can be seen at
Morrss DOCK Hudson River Raroad slalon) harlem
river above High Bridge. Apply At nice OF +. NOR
Hls 25 Pine st. or Of l. q. MORRIS near the docK.
ON, EsTABIISHED LlNE tar smy,e.aa,
Andrew Harder from Franklln u. (pier - Tuesday,
Tnursday, ana Saturday steamer Monitor Monday,
Wednesday and Frldly 7. NJ.
EnOVAI, May l, to Per ~, y. H., sprin. IT,. Of
III steambOats THOMAS CORNELL And JAMES w.
BALDWIN,, Tor Rondout and Kingston aud intenne-
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Cost ana founo.

CO. WILL be paid ard no questions asked. { or the
SDfB return OF very small Whtn puOd Dog n med
fAnnlr, with light yeoNsh spot on top Of her BACK
Aost week ago. Return TO Mr.. Is, kEESE'S bakery,
~ $50 50 aV.. near 80 -.
CO. WILL be PAID f1r tmal, hushy, yellow, snd
sOsD white slut ears tipped WIN black answers TO
tin" Return " ZIG Lexington ay blue ribbon around
neck.
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pLNNsYLyASIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New YORK. via DesDrosses and Cortlandt
streets Ferries, rs follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ana South,
$3.50 T. NJ sunday, and $3.50 7. NJ
For Wtmsport Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie, Al $50
A. NJ and S:.iO r. 81, connecting at Cory for THUS
vile. Petroleum Centre, anu the on Regions.
For Baltimore Washington, aud the South " Linl'fd
Maehingt Express" OF Pu Imam Parlor Cars daily,
except SUNDAY, $3.50 4 N. arrive q washing on i;l0
J. NJ Regular at $40 A. NJ sand o p. NJ. sunday v
EIore;s tor Philadelphia :, 7:sO $40 $50 A. NJ 70 30
s4,4:lO, o. d, Z, $50 +, NJ aud ~ might. SUNDAY
ID 7, $50, and p NJ. EmigrAut and second class.
Pm
For trains 10 Newark, Elizabeth Railway, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmbOy Pennington BeVidere and
other points local sChe lues at all ucket utnc"s
Trans arrye From htdsourSh; $50 and 1920 A. ~
except MONDAY From Washington aad Bal,more
NJ From Phladephii, $40, $50, $50, lOib, 1l,eo,
liill A. NJ, 2.15, 400 b:l5 $40 $3.50 Sii and l0:25
T. NJ. sunday $50, go 900, ll;5i a. NJ, $50 and
lO35P. NJ
1icket Ofhces SEQ and ga Broadway, Aston House,
ana foot OF Drsprosses :and Cortl ndt Court st.,
BrOOklyn, ~ no AndllS hudsOp st., HoDOKen, Emf
grant ticket Othte, BATTERY M
ID, NJ BOYD, JR.
Genera Passenger Agent.
PRANK THOMSON,
General Man ger.
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WV = y W = u
GolilGNON'~ POLLING onlir, save 81 fpace Ask
~ lE"''s Circulars Tree. N.Trrooms, ISL Canal VI,
near l'acrY.
Vl kNlruRt. CARPfT~, BEDDING, and
Z 10y rs s"N ~ 10 3 tpl CASH PRICES. % "a
WEEKLY orhON IIiLY PAYMENTS No ndantionai
thhrgr On linc sales. j. LYNCH
aoi SIN avr betWeo % Ii aud 10th ais
,uon Dondhand ami misht r. slish, Brussels and
- itN IN carp"ts, on 81 Itus, c. very cheap al the
-" '.''' llf Hltohst Price Inst cent free.
w .Eh ~ ASH MONTHLY PAYMENTS
NO ,.. " arm "a f,r-rptts, and DedllnE An in
N'"rI.i'ldWAlI a CO.'S. 1s5 ey.thaws.
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Broadway, Fourth az, OH & 10Th SIS.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
FAMILIES.
LORD G TAYLOR.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ATTEN.i THAT WI SELL LADIES'
TOTS Is CAIIEDiMlSsES' AND CHtLDREN'S
no 90, .,,r tROOls Low SHOES. AND
tsLlPPERs OF THE FINEST
CELEBRATED POSSIBLE WORKMANSHIP.
81. ST. AND SJl Twenty PER CENT LESS
DRuss AND wAIK.tTHAN ANY HOUSE II THE
,,,,,,.,, trRNDE. Is SOW AN ESrAB-
49, lLlsllkD FACT.
BOOTS. WHICH. Isl
STYLE AND WORK. OUR STOCK l. THE LARo'
,.,.,,r 49,. sr lEs1 AND BEST ASSORTED N
N- N lrHE CITY. ANp THE DE.
PERloH 10 ANY iPARTMENT THROUGHOUT
BEFORE SOLD INlrHOROUGHLY COMPLETE
rur rtrv At TuriNIrH livery Detail. OF A
PRICES.
gENoNE BUIl WE ExhRCIsE UNUSUAL
ppAcrtrAI ANDi ARE IN MEASURING. AND
GUARANTEE, N ALL CASES.
" An EASY AND PERFECT FIJI
SHOE CLERKS AREl
SUPERIOR LINE OF BOYS
lAND YOUTHS FRENCH c ALF
7 lis DEAR iHA y p-M ABE BUrroNED
MENl. bBOOTs ALWAYS on HAND.
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guarO anN Rooms.
-----------,--- - ---.---------.-- go
ADVERTISERS

II
May leave their fAvors for 1HE sun At the only
authorized uptown advertisement oficcs,
1,23S BrOa iwty corner OF 3lst st., ill r. VI, and
sos West 23d st.. opposite Grand Opera House, and
No. 7OO Sd W. corner VI 4fth ST. ultl T. NJ
No extra char &c.
A FRW young men women be accommodated
N with furnished rooms, with or without board. Ia
Qure Ut 2l0 Thompson st. between Wesl "a ana bleeca
ef SITS.
FEW young men can be comfortably accom-
N mod tted with pleasant rooms and good board terms
to suit the times. 1908 East 2lst ST.
A FEW respectshle men can have good board and
~ washing, with comfortable rooms al % per week.
Amply at blb 2iay
A LARGE room to let cheap, 2S Murray q Sow
"A york. Inquire OF A. j. SMITH.
A FEW gentlemen can have nrstclass board aud
IA pleasant fuoWsi terms moderate. bss 81 aY
-nOAKDEKS wantcl at 80 East BrDadW ay !
~ Llteiy furnished 'rpni rooms.
A FEW gentlemen can have board aud pleasant
INIRNINnED roomsfor iadie. Or gentlemen with
without board, 3Ji West 2jtn st. two from
~ Fhil ~.
INlREE respeCtablc oung men Fan have good board
i at - per week At 30 East 18Th 81.
TLNO LET-A furnished front room and oedr1om for
man aud wife or gents 2p6 Mlttst
IIlO LET Oneha,f oi market. 40 sth ay tor gro.
Gerry business.
WANTED In Astoria or Iaycnswood, room and
w board Tor genticm IA aud VITO Address q h. AS
torlA
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Susintss { bantu.

NEAT little hQu.r store IN running order every.
"a ming complete. 2iu Mulberry 81.
(tOAI, YARD to = Mt; in pc feet worSlng order
' -Ood location low rem. AppY on tle pTtnls : to
MILLS & ANB .UsE, 81 Nv. and SSth st.
INUR SALE cneaP Stock fixtures. nnd good viii %
grocery and ale store dong goul business good
rras ~ for selling. Jd II I4sOn ay., BrooSHr.
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AOitIs.


lELNIONT HOTEL, Philadelphia.
ID corner Al 4 aun oregon SITS. Opens June !.
EUROPEAN PLAN CAPACITY ] ,OUl GUESTS.
ROOMS " 90 PER DAY AND UPWARD.
Located ia lovely grove OF maple trees forr blocks
from the main entrance OF the Grand Exposition,
Proposals. for bar Restaurant, and all pr iieges re-
CelVrd TN May o.
Apply al the building, or address
II W. CLEMENTS, Secretary, as shove
CLIFTON GROVE HOTEL. Clifton, \; j., so
minutes irOm loot Of Chambers st., via Erie Rall.
way. opens Nay for the reception OF bOarderL THIS
new ana nrsclass hotel IL beautifully situated the
Paterson plank road and T. lie Railway 12 mies from
New York and miles from Paterson. Connected
with the ote OF the nnest picnic In the
STATE. which will be let Reasonable rate to respect
aDle parties. IL trains each way daily,
A. RUE, Proprietor.
HOTEI. TO BE LET or LEASED. The new
i yerected hotel, 81 "a, aud 81 West st. bet broad
and University place, containing about 100 rooms
and all modern improvements. 1. now open for hspec
ton The will be let 10 respon6inls tres ~
low rent and highly favorable terms Apply on prem
isra, or l2l ,lden lane.
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Communicating NOtItss.

Ais-OLUTIO OF COPARrNERsHlP.-
NJ III copartucrship heretofore existing b'tweer
Joh lr CcN anu the undersigned, under the nrn nane
of john Tracey Company, IL hereby terminatef by
He, lhs lay ~ accordance with the articles OF Mree
Seni under ~ecl sad nrn eNi't,; ~ aecounts que
Nhr urn lnu be palO 10 me, aud all the arms indeDt
edue,H must 80 pres, nted 10 me Tor set cment.
Dat'd Ne" York, April %, 1873. n, /. ARMS,
- kcYet street, New Nors.
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Snstruttlon.

AIDES OF NEGLECTED. education taught privately
L Ireadilg Hnclhns letter wiring; hour lessons, 90
&C t.. dtts- Mrs. r. COX 100, sun once.
co -NRITING, bookkeeping, arithmetic, Ger
S-1,D. MN, re. chi hou'. hultiig PAlNEs only
CDltgr, % Bowcry. Ladies' department.
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TNANsIT -TEAM-MIr -
WHITE STAR LINE. ...,..,
w FOL. OF EENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
kfING UNITED STATES MAIL.

The Of this line take the Lane Routes recon-
mrndcI 10y Lieut. Mturv, | :. y. going south % The
IAI.TlC MAY q 3 r. Vi.
t.! I'm NlCt...'........''s's ~ T. "
= flll'
nnil .ue ~, a., u
From waite star Doc iler %. North river.
Passenger accommodation !. unrNAlled. cabins al
amds Saloon, $50 aud tlpl, gpld. Return cHtts
o. favorable terms. strerage, f2s.
\. B.-Passcnycr lcStts and drifts can be oDalned
Al White star Wharf. foot Of West l0ih IT.
b. }. COl.Ils, Agent 81 BrOapwAJ, New YORK.
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Nll3 mo Gaps.
9Oam fa.nijIttL

A EEt'I IAP s3hai Tor 81 0oi s,rcia,ry, nne suts
~ 'hN hats, $3.50, worth 50. 10 Sew Church IT,, vi
bfItH
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Atll estl,,.


A NICE n0rSE. barn. and Q acre. Of l,nl vi
~ ieacsd corner q avi ana ~ 81 br9oSln rent
' iEX o. MILLER, 70 Nassau St, New York.
A BARGAIN-for 1850, hslf cash. Suelt e-storT
cheap home, "a bargain. q. ". nlTCHklfs New
Chambers st.
A iiOI - to sell and stables. 3 horses. COW.
p ioiN HoRAN, laOth ST. between 10Th Az aud
(mHNER lsoth st. and AK nder ay., near 81 ay.
\ iron b ldSe steamboat landing. aud llar,.m Rail
pnS 0rcs sSd biG IOWA Sou:s, al modern Improve
ments. ,roion water sewerel ana gas only ta'@OO'
terms 10 SUIT A'Ii' SDS" ' = Flows % foSaway
J,OR SALE at Belport L. I.-Ferm consisting q
By be de. eonderso nd III. S one
me pleas ntest farms on Long l.an and comPri.e.
Apply to H. why In %.'isH st. Sew Iors
a,ts ' os YSr1'f 1"; be sold TINS
Hornh- lS's farms $e }eT.sy fis HaasSn
for sale, OF 20 It, Full part ulars IN circular send
JTiS e g. a.. GiipsoN AZ Mouts omery ST. Jersey city
Suta as tc ,ai s 'Sts' w sSSa
''ou' 10 miles '0 foMhs %SArss9oS Ta1Sei,nd. j.
oU fa oi 49e loestGn i Eli.a9e , hpSr. Ia
S. bt aso , ss5 tsS3, TO suit E. Kf
i0pGCG ,roadway, morning Ia "a st. liz ,6eih.
eo Snn For SALE e-story ana basement
1cO ZUV. hrick house marble inantcls station:
ary tubs. bIck II bile the ~ term. ~ Can
a Il 4 b place Brouklyu. +. MClAt GHl.IN.
.tlusital snstIun,nis
RARE CHANCE TO got nr.t.cass piano or
n lrStn On EASY terms. HORACE WATERS son :,
No. iSl BroaaWav, New YOrk, will drrug tlis week
rent few drstc pianos ard ORGANS unti rent
pays Tue prize u tbs insrun 'n per cpntra,t
DEAUTITII panoforte only 400, stinwy
ID planoforte, every Improvement great sacrihee
for cash su.en nd pArl1r Orsan on y 80,
J. RIDDLE. IS Waverlcy place. near broadway.
NEW aud secondhand p amos and paror organs FOR
~ sA, aud to let very cheap EASY monthly imcn's
I. LII f., 90 Fast an Il.
S,TEiNW WAYS. webers aud other pianos and ".
81" 5. X. BALL 4 co. 10 Fast 18th ST.
ry-O( FAVE upright pianos. $50 on lnssllments 20
4 monthly Il / rald. kRAKAuEk 3i2 Bowery.
loI-- Il OCTAVE PIANOS, almost
- 4 -, ncW ilttaNncnt or reut. -.
CABLE. manufacturer, loi West I'D e..
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Publications.

GNARPENTERs' Nanull-.A practical guide 70 all
operations OF the trade drawing for carpenters
forms contracts specifications plans, &c. illustrated
20 cu Painters MaLual,-House ana sign painting
Frainine, yarnishing poh.hlng kalsomlnng, papenng
bets COS. Scrolls and Ornaments. al Matchmaker
ana JcWrilcr 51c soapmRker. 25c. TaIldermist 5Oc.
Hunter Trappcrs Guide, 2Uc. Dog Training csc. OF
6ooAsellcrs or ~ mail. JESSE HANEY a go, lls
kA5Au n
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llrg e5ooos.
TNVERY DRESsMAKER should hlvs the new
IL Gem Rotary kuir PlNtipg Mi.line grnd for cir.
Cular e. @. STEVENS Co, sole Agcats, III East
Four eeuth s..
KEEPS Custom SHIRTS, made to measure.
IN The vera best, q for 81. oil BrOadway, and WI
Area st., Pni'ade phla.
DihITINt: and embroldc\ rooms. III East IA III
Il ~, Outpf town customer l'lyng tner goods carly
chn nave tnom plated the same dY.
lDA HDo N5l l. &. Us COisvth g. aud lJ5 Ii. Rdlh IT.
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Otn WEST 1SrII Sr.-A Trustworthy woman
DIV would Ike The charge of a house curing the
summer. Bcst references
o. ID AVA competent woman wo ID like a
ODef few IN, r. gentledieus or ladies' washing will
CIV ,utire sliisfactioa. Can be seen or nGdress
1At NDl,kSS, 80 noor, baCk
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sIlnntinns e0lAnltN.

OAO WEST list ~, two Nights up, room 49,
slNJTt r'epe ttb.r woman wishes take ladies' or
L mt cnens shlng 10 her own no ne Is hr,t.tiAss
Taundf.s IS Terms rra. pIple.
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"TARD TIMES RICHARD WALTERSs
III Sons, Auctioneers, 81 hast Broadway, advance
cash on furniture, pianos stocks OF stores &c. Goods
stored or solo Best references. Established 20 years
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NtnluhaIs.

Ttmobals.
IIE>RN F.PIAGhT, watch maker ana reparer,
L has rem owed to 80 Maiden lane
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BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH ST.
GRAND AND CHRISTIE SIS.
9uttiOn gotu,s.

BAKERY at auotion.-A long-euahlished bakery
Don 18Th N White tone, VIII be sold on the prem.
l.es May at3 O'CLOCK +. NJ. Inquire OF +, A. LAW.
RENEE. 1913 Broadway, New YorG, or Of ). FOWLER
l. l.
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5CSn CASA. I'm mediate possession. Cottage.
N-VDU full lot, nne location kl2ahe hpOrt \. j.,
pce ii OOO also. very desra ole hous, rooms, grape
Vines. &C., price 5000 terms TO sult. T.. Il. KEEL
LOGG. Broadway morning. li1 "a st. EiL beth
Afternoons.
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wunitN- ftma'ta

"A WHEELER & WILSON No. 3. new
On machine, best IN thc wui q, ur any other achine
Won nj for sale IN vtnre ere t. We Give ll the
horL you can make VI home, ana pay you each every
~ eek before o. ~ 3D.
tOOpFI{A five NJ f'Y. 100 Nalkcr 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

that without doubt the large majority Of the Repub
cans OF Connecticut are Ia favor Of Bristow rst ana
Jewell VERY likely secondhand this without snv
dsparagement OF Jewell State pride and petty pocsi
maneuverDg ought to be dispensed with by
In this matter" e'
The departure Of Mr.. Francis D. Hayes for
Europe docs not seem TO have created much OF papc
anywhere at Springfield The Boston Adrertis,,
says OF it: "Mr. Francis b. Hayes sailed from this mort
for Europe Saturday OF he had not reached
the outer light before the story abroad that he wa.
going away to escape being summoned q witness I'm
regard to some railroad transactions with Mr. BlaIns
Was there any reason why he would be unwilling IN
testify No. Was there any charge pending anywhere
In this connection which 1t would have been embarras
ing for him to meet for Mr. Blaine il he should meet
It'll No. vague intimation, thrown out without In
qury insinuatng dishonesty without openly charging
IT. Willing TO wound and yet afraid to strke-that was
ALL II there is any foundation whatever for the state
ments In regard to Mr.. Blanos connection with the At
lantc and Pacific Railroad the records Of the COMPANY
will show what IL is And II the records need any exoa
nation, there within days journey from the cap5ta
a score OF witnesses whose good names have rot VET
been smirched, who fully c0nversant with the al
fairs OF the road under Mr.. Hayes's Presidency"
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Jn0eK to ADVERTISEMENTS


lMusrMyNrs- Sd pa0e-4th. 5tb ard GID columns.
BANKING AND FINASCIAL-6M PdGc-Gth column.
BANKING HOUSES AND BANKERs-1tt Pd0e-6th column
bOARr AMP I{OON~-2d Paqe-Jth and 9Th columns.
BOOTS AND SHOES cd PQqe-6th column
BUSINESS CHANCES-2d PGqe-6th column.
BUSINESS NVrICES1fh PdGe-lst column.
soPAKTSTR>InP NOTicEs-2d Fcge-6tn column
DENIISIbY--2 n PdGc--6ib columD.
1IviDEND NOTICES IN Pd0e-6th column.
DRY GOODS-Ct. IG7e-2d column.
EUROPEAN ADyERTISEMESTS-3d pd2e-3d column.
EXCURsiuNs-;,d Pdge-6th column
fINANCIAL--7N PlOe--5th and 6tl columns.
FINE AETs-}d Id0e-6tb column.
tURSITURE-2d Iqoe-6th column
HEIP WASTEp-3d Pdge-6th column.
ioTEIs-2d I0gC-6th column
,CY CEEAM-TM Pd1c-6th column.
'NsTETOfION- GM rQ0e-lst and I'd columns.
LEGAL NOrlCFS-.}d Fd0e-3d column.
dlRBIH AND SLATE MANTEIS-6H PdQe-2d column.
MARRIAGES AND DEAfHs-5h Pdde-Gth column.
6IsCEIIhNRoUs-2d PdQe-6th column; Sh Pdge-5th
and 9th cOirnuS.
dUsICAL Is-i n INENIs-Sd PGcc-Gth column.
DIV PUBLIC IfONs-Ch PdGe-l5t c0uun.
ZEAL ESTATE For SALE-tITl-3d IGge-lst cOlunn !;
BROOKLYN-3d P0ge-1st column; CoUNIRY-3d Idge
list and "a columns; AUCTION SALEs-3d Fdge-2d
column.
NylNGs BANEE--7N YcGs-6tb column. 49,
uTuATIONs WANTED 80 MALLs-3d Pd0e-3d and attn
columns; FENAIEs-3d Poge-itb, 9th, and 6th col
PECIGL NOTICES 9Th Pdqe-6th column
lTEAMBOATs AID kAILROADs-6h PGgs-2d ana 81
columns
lrEANEi,s. CCrAN-7h PaOe-6th column.
ItrMMER RETREArS-2d PGJe-6th column
fgACHERs-6h Pdqe-2d column.
10 LET-CIrY PEOPEKTY-3d PGqe-2d column; BROOK
LYS--3d ragged column; COUNTBY-3d Tagged
and 81 columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

rapid progress of France toward specie resunp-
ton has surprised the world. In that country the
task seems easy; for us it has been very
hard. 1t Is always hard to drive wedge
wrong end first. France has been getting no
of small notes; during the last year the pank
has been retiring many millions OF notes OF ~
francs each, and had left IN circulation, Oh
notes of that class or smaller, only $l6,o3l,o'1
according to its last annual statement. In
deed. one reason that the notes OF the Bank
of France were never greatly depreclateu Is
that it never committed the supreme folly Oh
excessive issues of the small denominations.
But while the notes of the Bank of France, OF
less than $40 each, now amount TO only
S16,851,671, we now have in use, not In
Guiding fractional currency, $215,6S4,46o
in notes of So or less, and including fractional
currency, over $257 100000 OF all notes
under $40 each, the Bank of France has IN
circulation S52,216,071. But we have, Oh
notes for $40 or less the enormous amount OF
1886, 957, 643, not including fractional cur
rency.
1t is impossible to estimate the effect OF tins
enormous difference in the character OF the two
currencies upon the range of prices and the
depreciation of paper. Probably no writer has
given it due weight. 1t has been the habit to
speak of the experience of the two nations
with ga paper currency" as if it illustrated
the working of like systems and the operation
of like causes But there il, in fact, a radical
antagonism between the two systems. The
lack of small notes in France compcls the con-
tinued use of coins in retail dealings. The
enormous excess of small notes here has driven
out all coins, and it will not be found possible
TO bring a silver dollar into use until the paper
dollar has been expelled. A longer stride than
we have ever taken toward specie payments
will be taken if Congress requires the suDStl-
tuition of coin for all notes of less than 20
each. But without provision that the small
notes shall first be retired, the bill so elab-
orately defended by Senator Jones would
probably prove valueless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

Thoughtful Republicans are calling attention
TO the fact that the problem for the Clnchha Co
yentiOn Is not, Who can be Doinateuf out WIN Gnu
be electedf '-t Buffalo Expioss tRep1
Substantially the political tenets OF the two
parties are now identical and the people Will proOaoy
he called mon TO choose between party which has be
trayed them and party which has not lattery had
chance to do SOL New Orleans Picayune (lnd.)
We are willing to take Bristow at the head
~ we cannot have Adams. A vote for Brlstow "oulu
mean reform and his election would secure IT, neleII
man who would like TO for Adams or Brstow w0uu
say so openly IL would mako noise that the policiaD
would hear and heed Boston Herald (indJ
The day for compromises with corruption o, OF
political heresies has gone by. on the finances on ne
tariff and OF all. on the question OF Adminstra u
Reform the ST. Louis Convention must give TOT ~ ~.
certain sound. The candidate must DO taken IIolh no
thick OF the 2ht-not from the observer
tDem.)
The Great Unknown will have no chance AZ
Cincinnati The Republicans will nominate not ON!
representative but man or national repula'11
They do not propose TO fight from behind cover DO
Sides there are many Great Unknowns that u = ~,
possible for all Of them 10 be hdianap
oils Journal (Rep.)