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showing cost OF advertising epr2olyw
The daily gazette., 1876-07-17
.y,a.rial aud Com s,,erciaI.

WILMINGTON. Del. July u. 1915.
.,.r STOCK quotations furnished by
Robinson d Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Msr"
'streei, Wilmingtc q. Del. at p. N. '"-
The daily gazette., 1876-07-17

Wilmington. Del. July I3. 1876 TN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

The present blazing heat ID having its ef-
feet ON the public health not only In city
but in country. In the great city of New
York, for instance, where, as a rule, owing
10 the narrow streets Il is hotter In summer
Than in Washington with its wide. airy
streets and avenues, the heat has produced
an alarming Increase IN the rate of mortal
lily, as The following statistics will show:
For me week ending June "a, the deaths
were i6'i week ending the 1st instant, go;
and for last week the total No nbsr dviao
was eco. That large proportion OF these
deaths were superinducei by heat there can
BE no reason to doubt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
X EEP COOL AND DRY!

Opened this morning, 30 doz; Huck TOWELS,
o. cheap at o5 best goods 10 city atthe price
23 doz. HemsIitched Linen OAmbric ANDK d B !.
CHIkfs, ct q. so per dozen, warranted pure Lin.
en-; worth much more money.
10 deZ Bath TOWELS, oil prices.
full stock OF Oil kinds of Thin Goods for Sum
mer wear: SO pieces figured LINEN LAWNS,
warranted all pure Linen) which we shall sell al
- cents These goods are warranted to be the same
quality sold In the city Of IS and % cents.
Also, Pieces Plain Navy Blue LIHEN LAWN;
DO do. Brown do. - do. DO. Black do; 10 do do.
White, ali qualities; do IS inch WHITE LINEN
CAMBhIO, 81 q per yard, handsome goods, and
10 pieces FRENCH ORGANDIEs in handsome
colors and fine qualities.
20 pieces elegant SILK and wool-striped and
Plaid Back GRENADINES, for overdresses, at
almost hslf price, warranted silk and wool.
full stock OF Domestic Go is at ag ant . prices.
Remember location. W. M. BROWN,
jyll IT No. 31A sth street northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Notwithstanding Dom Pedro's expressed
desire for no dem onstrations during his
stay In the United States, the New Workers
nave captured him at last, and yesterday
evening entertained hin, with speeches at
banquet. Probably the present enervatiug
weather has so Frustrated his Majesty that
he has not the strength to resist the denom-
STATIONS In his favor, and so falls an easy
prey TO the winning aud dining New Workers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
Reading Matter on Every Page

Average ssrorss Daily Circulation
orer 15,00O,-1efaO more than
fhree times that of any other
daily paper ia Washington, and
equal to that Of all fhe other
daily papers iss the city added
fOOefbPr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Since the Little Big Horn disaster some OIL
The papers are again coniounding that bloody
old savage, Sitting Bull, who leads the hos
Ale Sioux, with young Sitting Bull, who
was presented with a rifle by the President.
The FIRST has been an enemy OF the whites,
and has refused TO live ON the Sioux reserva-
Hon for years, while the young man OF the
same name has, since the treaty OF 1868, been
The warm friend OF the whites. In token Of
his personal bravery aad friendship In pro-
tecting the agency at Red Cloud q few years
ago from the violence OF some OF his people,
the President gave him the handsome rife
above referred To.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

II VIII be observed that Old PROBABILITIES
predicts cooler weather for 10 night and to-
morrow. This may or may not be verified.
We hope 10 will be; but We notice O. p.
doesn't pot up any forfeit In case he misses
his guess. What we want now Is a material
guarantee IN return for the liberal salary
paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Samuel Bard, who, according to POST
master General Jewell, "sloshed about too
much, and was too unanimous" when post.
master at Atlanta, has got q new paper, at
Memphis, we believe, and has hoistet the
Tilden and Hendricks ticket. Samuel always
was fond of variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

What has become OF the spots on the sun
which the scientists told Us last year were
going 10 Interfere with the future usefulness
OF that interesting orb? TIey don't appear
10 be having much effect this summer. Con-
gress seems to have SOM Interest In this
subject Won't IL please investigate 1t while
It's hand is n?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Hon. l. 7. Neal. Of the Chillicothe (Oaio)
district, who was anti Tilden, and who has
probably not felt like eating crow this hot
weather, new announces that he will sup
port the ticket, and ''labor for 1t" this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Why, while they are about 1t, instead of
giving the government ten days lease OF
LIE, DO not the House and Senate extend last
years appropriations till next winter? 1t
VIII be cooler then, and the election being
over, the views OF members may have
undergone considerable modification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR eALE-HoUeKs for sS00, eDae,
r y q Ss oeo. Sis@: u, os, eIoS@ Ss@, sTss,
"a q dS g g! 49, 80 s:' sss go W. Tss.'sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

The rumors circulate.i q, late of the with
crawsi OF Secretary JevelI frop, thu Cabins.
take q more substantial form today. It's
UNDERWOOD to-day that a western man will
be his successor; and Assistant p. NJ q. Tv-
ner has been mentioned by some IA lIks,v IN
be the man, probably on account OF his son-
coded fitness for the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
l. TIE STEAMER "MATrAhO,n OAPI, W.
70 q. By BSLEs, WIZ leave her wharf, foot e~e&N
THURSDAY mORHIN0s, at o'ciock, Tor tns
landings on the Potomac River, rs far down as
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS for Wash.
inGton, arriving early same evening,
Tbs bost can be Chartered for Excursions.
JyI.3m SAML POLKINHORN, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
BOARDING..

RoABD.-Pleasant ROOMS, communicating or
- single with BOARD, ct summer prices. 1886 L
street, opposite Franklin Pavk. Tvs Ct
RoABpISG.-Hevly-f Furnished ROOMS, With
A. FIRST CLASS BOARD, transient or perms-
nert, at sumner prices, in q peasant and cearrsl
locality; Cos 12ih street northwest. 1880 lwr
&INGLE LODGING ROOMS, 90 cents per night,
- or from ca 20 Is per week: BOARD or uEALs
at Reasonable rates, ct No. ass PenDsy lysnis ave
nue. ap9-2m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Some OF the democratic papers profess to
believe that the national republican COM
mittee have made blunder in selecting
Secretary Chandler as chairman. We sus-
pect that the national democratic COMMITTEES
do not share in that belief. 1t means hot
work for them, and plenty OF It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

According to the doctrine of general ave.
RACES, or, rather. the theory OF compensa-
lions In nature, We shall doubtless get some
terribly cold weather next winter TO offset
the present fearfully hot spell. We should
prefer little evener thing through both
seasons, IL we could have our way; bat
since we can't, we must stand 1t, we sup
pose, and look upon an Ulster overcoat with
such respect as we can with the mercury
wandering wildly between 90 and 1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS

a THE a
INPROVED KITCHENER
VIII do the family eoekIns with ons-half the Goa,
required By Any other Range In the market; cost
one half as much other Ranges OF same capacity:
Will save ito price in few years In the items Of re-
pairs, and save its price every rear the coal blu
fs modelled by the best skill known to the art, with
view to the greatest convenience; 10 what every
family wants, and, having, would nos Fart with
We have Small aud Large Family, Restaurant and
Hotel Sizes.
The largest assortment Of SLATE and WHITE
MARBLE uANTkLs and PARLOR CRATES in
the city.
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
SIT sIH STREET NORTHWEST,
nyt-G STOVE and PLUMBING HOUSE.
- REFRlGERATORS =
WATER 1cc1ooLERs.
Large stock Of coed makes, ct
low prices. GEO: WATTS . CO.,
spn SIG ,tR strsst. sso ssf Penn. sSspG,
Sko0ND-RAND FURHITgRl, =
s and the hishsst cash prices Dsid, and sold q
n,up Cor. 18th and a.. EYE ss5 ss sdEIsns:s
PIANOS, &c.
IT,: :,e i Pars'ts 0sSzssa 4 e: Sol. ases
is,.k. ns.f PennsSissnis sv:su..
(NREAT BARQAINS IN PIANOs, which hsV
VI been used during the Congressional
Isrtiss vi:sins e p1ssh..s .O Ii" Piano. MN
n;ns ana NO 1pSards Pine and 0rfens Tor rent.
.ssIIin',Es !. = e:
MeCsm@oni fisnos '' . o0' s oSd w
.Rt 20 ZIP 3: =! sSg.E
~ ton: 800 =: s:.s 6. 4! II
RRlCKs! BRICKS! BRIeKs!
WASHINGTON BRIcK MACHINE oouPANY,
xsi e & ssd G. g.
ssnSs1 % . sssss9 Sos. 3. ioae.s S % ass
Rs On had sfgs quantity e de
Of Brick can be sssa 1t The othos;.
v. o. MURDOCH, Agent. Ssss In
DzLIvnssD TO ALI fxErs OF rHs orrr
AT THE SAME RATE.
analisr IOsds ess6 lsr SasSsi: ssrssss. 3 esnsS.
o'.'O' o. vAsaI PSHYis sAsLlsn. oo--
t.s Il. FL: :::: q. e .
sI s. 81 81 rs s IS; is,ss - So;
I'D, -: e3S % sfrsst, Sstvssa ~ Soues'
ussbs ~ EsaSsS sssssAa :. SssicS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

A CARD.-To ell who are suffering from ths
"A errors and iRdiscre,ions OF youth. neryous
C Gaa !. recipe that win cure 700, fREE or
SnAh9k This great remedy wss discovered BIZ {
nesSs, s g the Rev. yusEPH T. INMAN, Station
" Buds aoeses New yerk city. UarS- sok IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
EoR sALK-stoek and Fixture. Of sEsAR
.srsss IoAA 81 L. knsel, deceased iie1
i 5000 ana 600
jyn ST. Bs.i r.t.,. .s.ois :, osss ssiis,,s.
+ LINZ and Quit eomSis,.. The osiy oos ia
,hs CIT, and doins Sod sS.ias.. Ressoas Tor ell
P-rDs, lvsaia avenue ysIf-sG'
OAN6. CoffEE sToRxs Tos siSr. ssa
.s the Stand sSss
IN =, nc se9,esse hu.ness 70. par'icnl,rs ina1irs
sse es .1a 'h ; VII su Isss sssss
&S00 TO LOAN oN REAL ESTATE. APP
TSSo '5 s Ss. .sa I Sssc sasiss.:,
LOB sALI;-A BAkERY and CoHFKCfIoN.
= ,ksf sToRE for ..ie; well located reason for
sss ns leaving the city. Address p. star Of.
koR sALk-S.oo viii pny . yell stocked and
- ntted-up GhoCkRY STOLE. now Jine . fair
SSn os bargain. Address W. A. r.. Star Of
WAkTED TO BORROW-0s00 or Q 900, on
s s Ysissbie. Address L. M H., assstis me-,
WE WAIT TO PukonAss HOUSE tor
s 8, Ee.I is.,e Agents. si tS t.i nof 9S
%AsHIssrSs. 5 o. Cf fRsof fssfSSFH az
,tTeei. Baiimcre. Mo most eSoeIiens to S. TsS.
iSDity g maize money: THE house has 81 rooms;
Arry ;oW g Johnson, aw Gs S. ,.sn .4si
hGIhs sos s,Si .n, q Q, LILY fs ~,
NoTICE-sPhCIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX
$500. az ps,d at very loy rate Al kind. % y. G.
iys Ina. Hall Room. Ms,r ri ssos saiid's.
t'qa sALEnTheo cd Antiqu.rian BOO ksroRE,
n no; aiS Psnnsylvani. avenue nor. vest, be
q Old Books. Cash or unincumbervd real estate IN
. Mssn'nstOn taken In exchange. Apply 4, the
EABM gOR sALE-Coatsinios about a acres,
~ smiles from the Capitol several hundred trees
IN IN saa peaches: &C. IN bssrns eudihss
on tine: Inquire at southeast corner Of sth and
EoB saLE-A first cI..s DUG STORE, doing
s.s s ssG tS. eetA given By 'ddr'''ns prgs
wi FAME 6WEIEiNG:-seseSnr rooms. = = eli
mooern Improvements; nne neiRhborhood, near
ffoe f.ss Sslsss between or 8 .us
SPKCIAL TIOK.
To buy nns WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS.
nyou seed eu ssSLP srydsyts GO s,1vrn
orrfSE =! ri 10Th asp sTs sn'
To sell valuable 0cods TO neg ottate . Loan, or TO
obtain liberal allowances on Commission, on req
ssnsbe terms. 60 g the Oldest, largest and most
9. GOLOSrEIN d CO.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BHOKGhS
jelly u Northeast corner 10th and ID streets
MoSfT TO LOAF.
$4,000 to loan on CHOICE real sssAs., :, ,uu, q,
from $500 TO 600, at and 10 Der cent fnter~r.
few sums Of Der cant. In from o. pce 30 a. 0Q
B. II. WARNER,
msrll corner 7th and streefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Now Uncle Samuel 1t is your turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

J,ng Third coor from I'm street.
,FEGIaLTIES AND NOVELTIES.
NET CASH.
Blue Flannel Blouses. .....,sI Is
BsitiDs Suits and Drawers, froa rs Cts. to % 90
Blue Flannel Yachting Suits. .....,-........s5 40
Giret am Umbrellas,
Utmost fast color, the bset dyed
goods hitherto made, from o. so to S3 60
The wansutta Shirt,
Nothing to equal il in the country at
the price. d a.
Hunting and Fishing Suits
Made to order.
Night Shirts,
now....--'....... d a.
Check Alpaca Coats ~ SO
Fine Blue FLANNEL Suits. ................ol A 40
Fine French suspsnders,
Crossed backs,
80 Cts, As Cts, 6s Cn. and 80 Cts.
Double Breasted Frcck Goats
With Vests,
nave large assortment In
prsp d'ete, worsted and BrosdcIoth.
An excellent Broadeioth Coat for..........e Is 90
Strangers are invited to inspect my stock OF zen.
temen belongings, and am confident will fl nd no
cheaper or better goods In the country at least that
isthe general testimony Of recent visitors from eli
sctions.
nNR DDyrr
PRICES MARKED Is PLAIN FIGUREs.
TKh PEB Gent. DISCOUNT FOB CASH,
GEORGE O. hENNINo.
40 SEVENTH STREET.
U:on Sign OF THH GOLDEN FLEEOB.
MANTELS, CRATES, FURNACES,
LATROBE STOVES.
TIE 81. GEoR9E RANGE,
soa the m, most attractive and best
SLATE AND MARBLE MARTELs,
The largest assortment south Of New York, from
Basket, Low Down, and Half Low Down
from SIS to sr,, GsA1Es'
Five different patterns OF
LATROBE STOVES.
boiNToNs HATTIE, Put mp to two rooms, o3S.
ALsos THE
eUMMER QUEEN COAL OIL COOK STOVE.
the best In market, from o. TO %
San and examine our stock before making your
purchases, at '
CHRIS. .RIESSNER,0,
iyio-n IIa III 1iH STREET n. ".
JAsE flrcH RoBr. Q. Fox. EDWIN O. CUTTER.
kisL IsTAfE And LOAN BROKERS,
CUsrs 1909 Penn. are opp. y. s. Teas'y Oepart'f,
cell Property. Collect kents, Lend Honey, Collect
Interest, Secure Tenants, Pay Taxes, Enect Insur-
ance, Attend TO Repairs. Special attention given
to the n anagemenf Of Estates and Propertiee be-
lonsfns to non resident owners. jylO-tJsnI
REACHING DOWN.
COME AND SEE Row Low WE oAH REACH.
DANIEL SMITH,
PHGHIX MILL,
isN ~ 1910 OHIO AVENUE.
A CARD>-To ell Who are suffering from tns
"A errors and i1discre;ions OF youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, ioss Of naphood, 40, VII
C GA e rFeciRs that win cure you, rkHE OF |
4148Iouory In 0OUf6 n A nS~&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

HtoHEf TO Loan.
from $500 to q CO., ct and 10 per cent. Interest
few sums st Der csnt. In from O. yUe 10 = ,OW
B. III. WARHkR,
mtru corner 7th and streets
GS0 TO $1,000 INVESTED IN STOCK
SOU PRIvlLEGEs PAYS LARGE PROFITS.
re Ior " gsse boob. Men and Idioms OF Wsu ST
and Wall 81. Review. SENT FREE.
john HICkLIS6 loo,
oen-D Bankers and Brokers. ~ Broadway, NY,
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COAL AND WOOD.

T. D a l. I!
Our prices for COAL. until further notice. An
Quantities Dot less thsn ton, delivered In .nV
part of The city, are a. fellows:
Lykens valley Egg or Stoye-...-........0f SO
SnaanS All k.ts rs
80 c.....--.-.-.. "a
80 Lneee .-----.. D "a
a. o so
rtose u 10
Sneenuf d
We are enabled to offer Goal al these Low prfccs
beGsuse q the yery low freights st present fro1
anlsoeiphla. An advance may take place Al any
S ZIG re edylse our Customers, therefore, 10
seno In thefr orders Of once.
p-,T. EDW. CLARK d co,
rIoeipai once, " harf and Depot foot Of am q O.
Vnce. boom No. J, (Ffremens Ins. Once over
Bank OF w arlington. iez-a
COAL AND kINDLNG WOOD.
pr ssock Of GOAL d now complete, ensr.sl.s
~ the choice qualities, and % which Ne invite ~
essent1on OF consumers. Our
PAT8HT BUNDLED KINDLIuo WOOD.
xfa 2 ars-lshsss IN ever busdls, d the bss n
cee. Tor eAle ~ al Grocers-ery &. No ehaVfn@
DoD2 OF beroeene OIL required.
GHxAP. SAFE. GLBlH.
0TEP4EEBOU . BR0.
lii and Depot Tn Sersss What
eeeeu breoch once 1915 fsansyivsnia svss
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PROFESSIONAL.

Coz REWARD ~ DE-. BRotHERs INyIG-
vhAIIhG OohOisL lsils - cure any
case 81 NerySne Debility, semiucl Weak ness or
eniihsOrian. itt0 2Ss
nR. BUCkLnR JoSBs.-rWsntY years' exp@
~ rienoe Ia female Diseases. Irrss al sritss. OS.-
d Howard street, Baltimore Jyl0-9s'
I'M. LEON, TAs Oldsa EsfabitsAsd and O.I,
II hsltabfe Ladles' Psystoian - rae Ctsg, can be
Il street, from 4 90 O'Clock. All Female Oom-
roy ". Lombard street, Baltimore. jes sn'
"SATIsIAoTIoS.-Ap positive cure, o per boz
ola bJ DIR. DARBY, At lie AZ street, cor. q Pens-
.ylysnia ave. oensullatiOns tree. zee mn.
nB. RoBERTsoN, Trov baalnors, can pS Goa
ss, .. g. sst o ,ss stree; s:
sse Urinary organs. GOsotrse.. e s sssiosors.
recently contracted cured 10 20 days D. Nails In
All lie stages quickly cured, and the poison Entirely
curry. spsrmstorrhoea brous ht on by .scesses sn1
abuse In youth causing lo.s % pemory aud ip.auf-
" general debility. organic weakness, I'm potency,
eimness Of sgf or siddiDs.s, evil fcrsbodins. self
remedies. Geuiiemsb plseins tssmseius. 10 Dr. ~
.5sbly tre.ted, Reters . the hiss ts.ti@Onisis
Baltimore Once <2< leth street northwest, froa
ITO IN. mars "
MADAME REsTrLL, M d, q thoroughly en-
r.1lenS g sno solentlhc Ladies Physician and
homee, comfortable private rooms. careful MIRA
ins, sEc he beet medical sttendsnce al the Doe
under the care OF Madame Res.eii are ensraniesd
scientihc treatment and speedy care. Ofioo ana
rsioenoe, corner OF South Share ANA Dover srests,
Deitnnore. erH-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-11

Moa!d rssy:ssfnIly can ssssntios to her late Re-
and 10th cyeet where she Il prspared to cut ID ana
make DREe8B6 after the most APPROVED da1iaDe.
U1eooes jo16-19s
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a. 0TRAU0.
je:o-G 10Il PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL IN NEWARK.

The trial of the Rev. Isaac NJ See, pastor of
the Wicse Street Presbyterian Church In Newark. TOR
allowing women preach in his pulpit was resumed In
the PrcsbyteTy Newark yesterday. In his argument
in repy 10 the Rev. Dr. Craven, who preferred tho
charges against HIM. Mr. See said he did not appear
champion of wonans rights but If the law ld down by
DE- Craven should he accepted the Law of the church.
then every woman's mouth must he forever scaled on
the subject Of religion The effect wOuid Dc to Say to
the Methodist and Baptist churches and to tine Women
Christian Temperance Union that they must keep their
mouths shut. His conviction was so great that
he was obeying the Word Of God that he would
not yield an inch though the whole church should com
bine TO crush him. Would any dare say that the
PRESBYTERIAN Church had the boundary OF the proper in
terpretation of the scpuresi The lines were growing
less and less until Ivy aud by they would be broken
tIr,Iy At one time alone taught in schools but
now woman more tnan supplied the teaching Of man.
GCl had blessed the labors OF woman for more than
century. The speaker had seen revival meetings which
had been auickened by the preaching Of Christian
women II not possible 10 say that God had brsaCd
what He mas forbidden. Paui had control chang
ing customs from the Hrst 70 the nineteenth
centuries. woman brought by the power OF
should 20 and tell purely what God had done Tor he: soul
As God touched the lips OF Isaiah 10 make mn say What
We wanted him TO say, now He touched the lips OF
these women The Church OF God protested against TINS
t-al acceptance OF wOmru's labOrs made II neceE
sarV this church TO accept Them. Tie prosecution DN
their would cause separation between Prcsy-
terians and the other denomnatios Why not MAKE the
separation narrOWerf Inc shhtuhg ol cnurcn uooiS
against would cause trans2reSsiOns OF the law
Lay preaching occupying place u never occupied
before. The Prssbytery must stand uponthe WORD OF
God and the teachings of the Holy Spirit II was III
credible that the spirit that led woman into the ppit
was not the Spirit OF God.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
LAW ort1crs Monn1s. BILLINGS & CAnpozo, !
BUsNEss EMBARRASSMENTS.

The suspension of business by Elisha Cole
& Co.. brokers' of Mass and Cedarsts., was announced
Yesterday The Liabilities Of the firm are stated to be
from 600 to $4,000 and the OF the suspension
was said by Mr. Cole to be the hard times and the de-
crease of business He said they could have continued
business for considerable time rs they had numerous
offers Of money, they way ont OF their DIM
entities they deemed II best to suspend. He could not
state what the of the firm nor the number OF
creditors but from another 1t learned that
the firm expected 10 realize $4,000 in few days The
Irm had borne a good reputation II has been cOneld-
cred conservatives and not given to speculation.
THE applicatiOn OF the bankrupt James VI. CnckcfOt
for his discharge was made before Register Williams
Yesterday. claim OF $1,000 was presented 10y Aliia l.
ockcroft wife OF the bankrupt but It was not allowed
The liabilities are $4,000; assets, watch ana some
clothing The assignee has made application 10 judge
m tchforl tc compel the bankrupt 10 deliver up the
watch. -.
K,ister Aeh has adjudcated John Barnett, broker,
bankrupt petition. His Indebtedness amounts
20 S32.0OO. =,
Assignments for the benefit OF creditors were tlcd
Yesterday win the County Ccr by Casper Caro- 10 jacob
Feldmdnn bv Charles o. Anderson 20 David Beers and
by Charles Haskell DANES Il GFigg, Charles A ruler
aud John Dunn to Timothy Emery
New-York tribune., 1876-12-29
MR.. BRYANT on THE AQUARIUM

The merits of the Aquarium are already
familiar 10 a host Of people VINO have spent pleasant
hours m examining Its curiO+es. Ana now comes VIII
liam Cullen Bry add MS praise to that OF ths gen
erai public He says:
have been much Interested In n visit which lately
Maid 10 tAr Aauariuu 10 deserves hich place among
Inc cxpriiculs for pupGli1zus buo"lcdgt One nigdt
learn frum II IN two hours hnE. morn of III ptru'ir
iCrIns and habits " tire creatures nhabitlug ne water
than IA ~ may weeks from books. IL has, AN to- 1, N
rsrct OF igit ana dryncsy ~ situation advant-
gr, over the public aguarinms uf Europe 10 seems %
me that Que Ot tie most important Offices 81 this Aqu-
rinm is tO give tho TuPls Of our puhnc aud private
schools distinct idea OF the multitude ana diversity Of
The tribes OF living tnngs bi which the water Ut our
paur are p-Oplcd The young student feels that he has
formed sort OF acQuamiuuCr with these creatures, and
reads with micru- tlo story ot ticir rt dlIar
habits and remembers 10 uur dcCrntcy nope llcfr-
fore % see the hQuaTiGn generally frequ nied than
uUw by she pupils OF our schools under the are 'on
f,Ftt t.tiE q