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The New York herald., 1877-09-16
WHOLESALE BURGLARY.
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LAWRENCE. Kan, Sept 10, 1871
Four Office sacs were cracked this city last night
by knocking OF tho knobs controlling the combination,
and punching the lock machinery out OF the door
into the safe by means Of stoel punch and slodge
hammer. Gunpowdcr used OF the four
The whole sum Of money secured was ABOUT 500,
though properly IN the form vi notes aud jowery
10 Inc value Of $l5O, 900 was left unmolested. No
clue TO the perpetrators has been secured.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
ANOTHER COMET.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1877.
Tho following announcement OF the discovery Of a
comet Is furnished ny Professor Henry, Director of
tho Smithsonian Institute :"Fant comet discovered
by COggin at Marseilcs, september IL. Right asccp.
Sion, s hours, 81 minutes. Defamation north, 4s
degrees. Ia minutes Daily motion, minus 45 SECONDS
stluih lH mlnulcs.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DRPARTMHNr, !
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept l6-1 A. N.
In1ic0f,nns

WAR DKPARTMHNr,
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEf SIGNAL OFPIcKR,}
WASHINGTON, Sept l6-1 A. NJ.
Indications
For tho New England aud Middle Atlantic States
nearly stationary temperature aud PRESSURE southery
WINDS partly CLOUDY woather ana rain areas
For tho South Atlantic ana Gulf States, nearly sta.
tionary pressure and temperature, light Winds mostly
from the south. partly cloudy weather and in tho Gulf
States rain areas.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stat tionary
pressure, warm southcrly winds, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas, followed by rising barometer
and colder westerly winds
For the Lower Missouri and Cpncr Mississippi val
oys and upper lake region, higher pressure, winds
veerng to colder northwest, partly cloudy weather
and rain areas.
For the lower lake region, stationary, followed by
rising, barometer, partly cloudy and rainy weather
and warm, southerly. vecrng to colder, westerly.
winds gat ~
Pho rivora wtl rom In nenrfv stationary
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A COUNTERFElTEK SHOT.
HARRISBURG, Pa, s,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 15, 1871.
W. W. Hutchisou, Of Baltimore, aud W. p. Funk,
supposed to be from Altoona counlcrcitcrs were ar.
rested ut Tyrone, Pa, to-day. Hutch,son was shot
dead while cudcavoring to mako his escape Their
coin consisted o quarters, halves and trade
dollars.
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SPENCER, THE DEFAULTER.

QUEBEC, Sept Is, 1877.
City detectives have asccrtaincd that the dctaultng
bank president Spencer, of Chicago purchased f5 900
worth OF Bank OF England notes here. The broker
who sold 'sWilliamsu tho notes Identifies MIN by
Spcucers photograph we'll the authorities the
hotel where ho stopped.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
CUBA.

THREE THOUSAND MORE SPANISH TROOPS SENT
OVER THE SEA-
HAVANA, Sept 10, 1877.
About three thousand more troops have arrived
from Spain during the last ten days, landing at differ
ont parts OF tho island.
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GENERAL SCHOFIELD AT NEWPORT.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NIwpoRT, r. l., Sept. 15 1877.
Major General J. N. Schohcld. commanding at West
Point VISITED tho torpedo station this CITY, this
aftcrn with his chief Of siaH and shown the
workings ot the apparatus Ho received with the
customary salute.
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THE INDIANS PUNISHED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept 15. 1877.
A San Diego prcas despatch says:-"A special 10 the
Union from Tucson, Arizonu, statcs that despatch
received to-day from Camp Grant announces that
Major Tupper and had struck the Indians at
knight kanche and killed forty Of them. The troops
are close on tho trail OF tho Indians''
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General George u. Williams, Of japan; Joshua LIP
pincott. OF Philadelphia. and Aianson S Page of
oswego, are at the Fifth Avenue. Hon. George Brown
OF Toronto, is at the st. Nicholas General ). A.
Williamson, Of Washington, and Alfred Gather. Of
Cincinnati, arc At the Gilsey Paymastsr d. b.
Batione, United states Navy. and General Richard IL
Jackson. United States Armv. arc at tho Sturtovant
Rev W. A spooner, OF Oxford; Row. K. J. Wilson, q
minister.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
A COUNTY TREASURER ARRESTED
FOR ROBBERY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept. Is, 1877.
Lewis Myers County Treasurer, from whose Office ut
wapakonct,s Ohio, some $50 900 wore claimed to
have been taken on tho night September O. was yes
terday arrested charged with complcity IN the
herv .
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KILLED BY The CARS.

HARRISBURG, Ont, Sept IL, 1871
Charles Phillips, u brakeman OF tho Great Western
Railroad while coupling cars this morning, was caught
by the buffers and crushcd 10 death.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
THE HEALTH OF SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH Sept IL. 1877
Tho rcpor. Tor this week shows the health OF this
city unprccodcntcdiy good there beng death of
white adult from any cause The inlcrmcnts for the
week were four whites, all children, and twelve COL
orcd persons
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

ASK ANY PHYSICIAN WHO Is ACQUAINTED
with its properties whether GLkss's SULPHUR soar 10
reliable for local skin disc will receive
Do In the anirma alive.
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The rivers will remain neariy stationary.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twcntyfour hours, in
parison with the spondng date OF last year,
indicated by tn, thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
5TIl Av., NEW YORK,

This magnihcent house stands unrvaed hrou ghout the
world in point OF artistic elegance, perfect vSntlso and
the quiet refinement OF private residence Situated at
the iashionxbe centre and y arranged for the
fort of families. bot5 permanent aud transient, with
cuisine OF arked excellence 1t the families
vi Europe and America.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE (SPE-
caIty Gentlcnien's SILK Hats. Latest novelties ia tine
Hats Helmets Derby and Soft Hats Is New Church
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Average temperature yesterday u
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
1870. 1871
Weekly average. .................... 70 IL 81
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A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN FALL STYLES AT
lowest prices r. LRNENWEIN, 14s Nassau ST., Tract
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

PRICES ID SUIT TIE TIMES.
Single rooms, week "
Bachelor with private bath room IL
Large airy suitable for with bath,
&C. $l7 80 :......... -
Family apartments consisting OF parior bedroom and
Family apartmouts consisting OF parior bedroom and
dressing room. elegantly decorated and furnished 65
according to location and
RESTAURANT Gil AR,ES NJ lIiGlER THAN AT
OTHER FIRST CLASS HOTELS
FULLER Il Co, PROPRIETOKS.
IL. 4. FULLER, late of B'evoort Housed
L-CfrlZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
tasty ssysmt At OF superior quality should call ut
ESfENsC nEID'S. Manu- cturer. lis Nassau Vt.
AsTOR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-FlNEsr HAND
scwsd Shoes and Caters, 81 Dress Shoes. 81
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

DYElNG AND CLEANING TAKE YOUR DYE
ing and cleaning to tho NEW YORK DYEING AND
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Staten Island. Offices -
HiarIcnunt brnOklYn.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

'ULD CROWO
and "Bumgar ardncrs' Virginia RYx wnlsxKYs unrivslls<
for the past half century the hncst In the world. H. u
KIRK Co, "a Fulton st. And 70o broadway.
OUR NEW MAKE SILK HAT AT s. 25.-IN-
spcction solicited MEALIo CO.. 4lo Broadway cornse
Canal ST.
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EXCISE TONIC--AN ELEGANT ADDITION TO THK
dining table and hcsithful beverage vii timrs TOT
sale by druggists gocers and vt all first class bars BOLEN
K BYRNE, I23 fau 54th st.
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BRAIN FOOD BOTANICAL EXTRACT. Posi-
tive remedy TOR weakened forccs and debility.
Price ~ all druggist. Depot ALIENS Pharmacy, 18th
II uudln nt ax Ynrk
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GOLD CROW"

NEURALGIA NEVER FAILS TO YIELD UNTO A
permanent with the HoLxAS's PAD AND PLAs
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DIR Il. OGDEN DOREMuS-"A Absoluteiy pure aal
whole some; superior to all Tor daily all thS
oectons urged against Croton and artaeiaiy ssrAts
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

AN ESTABLISHED GENERAL NEWSPAPER
advertising agency wishes the o
Address, with pArtcua box 1885 Post oice.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

DIR AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. =. n. OTIS-"uesthfui anl
well suited for dyspepsia and OF dssasos
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AP0LLINARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL. WAT
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENr.

DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE- "A delightful bsvsragA'
Great relief Tor sickness"
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

Batione, United States Navy, and General Richard H
Jackson, United States ARMY. arc at tho Sturtovant
Rev W. A spoouer, OF Oxford; Row. X. J. Wilson, q
Lecds. and Rev c. TAFT, OF London, at she West
Minister.
ASK ANY PHYSICIAN WHO Is ACQUAINTED
reliable rsnsdy :tia aud you viii rscsivs
answer Ia the Affirmative.
APOLLINARIs
NATURAL
MINERAL. WATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEscENr
DIR. LEWIS A. sAyRE-"A delightful beverages
Great reliefior ses sickness"
DIR: WILLIAM A: nANMoND-"yar superior to vieAn
Seitzer. or any other"
DE-. ALFRED L. LooMIs-"xoss grateful and rofre,A
oeetioas urged against croou srtineiay ssr.ts,
waters"
PROF. wANKLYS, London, acknowledgement
DIR. h. II PEAsLEE-"Useful and very agreeable"
DIR AUSTIN yIIsT DIR ,. n. or1s-"ne.l.hfal ..>
well suited Tor dyspepsia And cases OF acute diseases
DR. JAMES r. wooD-s.Mildly su.aed: agrees wen
with dyspspties and where there goaty diathcss"
DIR. FoRDYCE BARKER-.By far the most agreeable.
soas or mixed with s'ns useful In cAtArh or stomach -
ccssity"
To bc had o. all wine mcrchsrt grocers druggists
mineral water dealers throughout tue United States aud
Wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
IL and - Warren st., New York.
Medical Discovery.
Among the many new medicines which have bcsn II.
troduccd to the public during the hty Of
thsm VIII ever do as much good relieve and ~
many sick people ~
LIFE hf9inE sYsUp.
It's medicine that discovered By old Nurse Bsr-
care OF sick people for hity 1t Is made purely
PLANTS HERBS AND ROOTS
aud Is exceedingly agreeable and pleasant both the
most thorough cleaning the bowels withvut
pain and without sck-ning IL does sxen
aud leaves the system free the
bowels Stterwsrd other purge. that ot
safety and In every cAse oil old II
to the cases OF constipation, indge ston aud
all discascs that affect tho stomach and bowels 1t s
moreover most powerful stimuator and
INVIGOnArOk or THE LIVER,
causing that organ To sccrec bile freely and to into
the Dowols which Is great source and o good
health Its effect the blood aud humors thing
really astonishing And Is much immediate Aud thor
ough than that ot other purusr yet discovered have
ing this great advantage that when has by depura.
Ing In the system the posons of scrofua,
ins Jumps instantly carries them the body BY
purgng the bowels No other purifier docs this with IL
u h0ni the patient must tuko pills other equally
nxuseOus dose of physc IL they do not the poison
different Is RkUTKEs LYE sYaur. which is exceedingly
take needs second dose the bywe
and Nil the work required effect complete
For sslo by all druggists
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

A MILD AND EFFECTIVE MEDICINE.
GRAKYENBkRG VEGETABLE PILLs Headache. Bilious
Diseases ot Digestion and aints incident
to change ot Sold by All druggists Twenty
box
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DIR. T. X PEAsLEE-"U.eiul and very agreeable"

nly with lis Usn
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"THE WORLD"
has become
THE BRIGHTEST.
sPR1GHTLIEsr
MOST POPULAR
SCHOLARLY
Daily Journal In tho mc,ropoliSn
tAmericsn Art journsLI
r1NuE BARONESS OF NEW YORK;
u GAu Xnnc fell n
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BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY HUDNUT, HERALD
Building: Caswcl X Massey. 18th Vt. aud Bruadway
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DR. FoRDYCE BARKER-"By far the most agreeable.
alone mixed with useful ia cataErh stomach -
bIAdder and IN gout"
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DR.. JAMES H. WOOD--"Mildiy sutacid: agrees wen
with dyspsptcs and where there goaty diathesis"
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

A-rHE COMMON SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COa.
plsnt sallow skin. ed tongue
BREATH drowsinoss sdachc &c All per.ons thus affected
may be speedily relieved BY ScnENcKs MANDRAKE PILLS
The symptoms Of Worms are often mtaken Tor those o
Liver Cop amt but Rs the Pills applicable either
this mistake o disease for the other will
m ii the Pills ire usod us
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

TUX BARONESS OF NEW YORK;
L Can auy one tell us
who the Baroness VI New Yosh" ~
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DR. WILLIAM A. uAMMOND-"rar superior 70 vichn
Seitxcr. any other"
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To be had o! all wine mcchsrts grocers druggists
mineral wAter dealers throughout tue United States aud
Wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry Co,
II and 43 Warren st., New York
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A. Little Foreign Matter.

The Administration has been endeavor-
Inc to straighten the Mexican boundary
troubles, but has not exactly succeeded.
II was its efforts in this line that brought
BLAINE down upon the HAYES Administra-
ton with the charge that 1t squintcd to-
wards annexation OF Mexico. A very
asman tail-movemcnt" on the part OF
BLAINE, about which nobody cares.
But this Mexican business is indeed q
trouble to the Administration, and no doubt
yeyes the amiable disposition Of Mr.. Hayes
AS il the pestiierous nature OF the bordef
troubles were not enough, the Spanish peo-
ple are poking sticks at the Administrator
nv sundry acts Of outrage: A Spanish man
of-war seizes an American vessei, ana
Spanish sunboat brings to whaler ana
holds her mate prisoner for I'VE DAYS uh-
der suspicion that her papers were lfresu-
lar. These are pleasant little matters LOT
Cabinet consultation. To be annoyed by
the follies OF weak nations Is a great test OF
the temper OF a strong one that ought to be
inclined to generosity in such case. But
then immunity should not be given to wan
tonuess by forbearance.
Our opinions are long entertained. and
frankly owned. The United States will be
compelled to police the neigbbcrhood and
rule where she can't restrain. We know
what's coming. This country will own
Cuba and she will rule Mexico. That Is
DESTINY.
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Tho Schools

We think il due to the information OF the
public that it should be stated that the "Fir-
ginia policy" OF General MALONE has de-
priyed the State treasury OF upwards OF
sir millions of dollars. The devastation OF
the public treasure cripples the State not
only in its efforts to pay what it owes, but
also in its measures to educate the children.
The sum OF 100000 per annum is thus
lost to the public means. For the want OF
this the number OF ignorant people must be
the greater, and what does ignorance? II
but swells the prisons, and there again
General MALONE is found compelled to
pledge himself to protect "honest labor
against the labor OF convicts whose number
may be increased by his ruinous policy OF
waste OF public money. 1t is but poor amends
he can in this way offer the State. She can
not be Unidentified with less amount than
$500, 900 per annum until the money that
was taken from her shall be paid. General
MALONE may offer his skill and disposition
to shield Virginia from trouble and give
her relief from other peoples claims. Let
him first give her relief from the losses he
has brought upon her: give back the means
for education that he has diverted; stop the
increase OF crime from the ignorance that
comes OF lack OF the money he has con-
trived to take from the cause OF educa-
ton, and then he may talk about other
matters. Bring back the six millions, Mr..
Adiuster.
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flor tho Dispatch.1

reimbursement" Of the Public Debs.
General Malone says we are now IN pro-
cess OF Reputation, because, though paying
interest on twenty millions OF dollars OF
consol bonds, we are paying no interest on
the other portions of the debt, amounting
TO some ten millions, and are therefore VIZ
tuallv fepudiating that. He says that MS
reverence for the honor of Virginia Will not
permit him to stand by and see the state In
! this humilating position, and that ne there
fore insists that the debt shall be re
adjusted" so as that all the creditors OF tue
! State shall be put upon an equal footing.,
II General Malone means by this that the
honor OF Virginia demands that sne snaii
put the holder Of the peeler and registered
bonds on a position as good as that OF the
holder Of the consol bonds, then his wishes
concur with those OF every honest man III
the State. But does he mean this When
| he says, further, that he is opposed 10 any
increase Of taxation, is 1t not obvious tnat
he means that the debt should be so "re.
adjusted" as that the holder OF the consol
bond should be brought down to the posi-,
ton Of the holder of peeler and registered
bonds9 I suppose that neither General
Malone nor any informed friend OF his
would dare to deny that this IS What ne
means. Now, will General Malone, VINO
placarGls himself in every quarter OF the
State as possessed OF sufficient Intelligence
to qualify him to be, Governor-Wlll ne
say that he does not know that TINS
cannot be done? Will he say that he
does not know that each consol bond has
COUPONS upon it for twcnty-eight years to
come, which the Supreme Court ofthe State
has decided evidence an irrepealable contract
upon the part OF the State that they shall be
received in payment Of all dues to the State !
| Will he say that he does not know therefore
that to "readjust" the consol debt without
tbe consent Of the consol-holder is as i'm.
possible as it is for him to drink up the sea
He will not daresay that he does not know
these things; and knowing them will he say
that he is credulous enough to believe that
the holders of the consol bonds, With an ex-
ecution for their interest in their own hands
for twenty-eight years to. come, will surren-
der their bonds to him for "readiust-
ment"?
Now, General Malone knows all these
things, but he knows further that this
knowledge is confined to the comparatively
few who really understand the condition OF
the public debt. He knows that when you
talk to the average voter about "consol
bonds" "peeler bonds" "registered
bonds,'' &C., you confuse him as much as
though you turned him loose in the Egyp-
tian labyrinth. We ask, is it fitting in a
man who seeks to be Governor to utter the
captivating cry OF reimbursement" to the
uniformed voter, when he knows that the
reimbursement which he proposes is inn
possible, without at the same time telling
the voter what he knows as to its impossi-
biity? Is not this more the trick OF the
juggler than the suggestion OF the states
man and patriot? A PUBLIC-DEBT MAN.
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GubcrnatoriaI Opinions.

RICHMOND, July Is, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: Gentlemen,-I beg
leave for one to enter protest against the
effort that is going on to cXtort from our
cubernatorul candidates their opinions on
certain questions of public policy. There
is hardly one OF them that can be reduced
TO single issue-to q single question that
can be answered, yes or no. And to my
mind it is a clear sign of demagoguism, a
plain bid for votes, for any man to say in
advance what line Of policy he will promul-
gate, maintain, and rigidly insist on.
The public debt, involving as it does the
honor Of the State, in her own eyes and in
the eyes of the world, is most delicate and
solemn question. 1t is encompassed with
difficulties. A bold and INSCRIPTIONS quack
may give US immediate and temporary re-
lief, and bring upon us irretrievable ruin.
To my mind it is monstrous impiety and
imposture for any man to dare to promise
ready relief to State in our condition.
The first bold announcement has stricken
our credit down in the worlds market by
five to ten per cent.
The question of conyict-labor is far from
being an easy one. II we take men, black.
smiths, carpenters, shoemakers, lawyers,
or doctors-and we have them all in the
northumberland reduce them all down to
mere diggers of dirt, degrade them as much
as we can; deprive them, as far as we can, OF
their ability to make an honest living, and
at the end OF their term turn them out help
less and hopeless, we insure, as far as we
can, their enmity to good order, their pro-
secution of crime rs business, and their
return to the penitentiary. 1t Is our clear
duty and interest to make them better citi-
zens, and teach them to live honestly. But,
plainly, we must do this without competing
with our own citizens. But there are
many questions involved. How to deal with
conyicts and how to utilize convict-labor
is one of the most difficult of questions.
But that, it seems, is to be decided with a
dash OF the pen.
These are only two Of the questions that
are likely to be presented to our future
Executive. But there are many others
almost as nice and difficult. For my own
part, do not want my candidate to commit
himself. 1t will not be to his credit to dc
so. I shall vote for him because believe
him to be well-bred man, honest and able
man, and sincerely DESTROYS not to be
elected, but to be faithful and efficient IN
doing his duty as Governor. Yours,
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS friends of Gene.

WORCESTERSHIRE friends Of Gene
raj Malone will hardly dare to impute to
the other candidates who have been named
for Governor less anxiety than that display
ed by General Malone to have our public
debt readiusted upon terms within the
reach and capacities of our people because
they do not see proper to parade their views
in the public prints without being able to
afford any relief whatsoever. We know
Colonel Holiday too we'll to think that he
would fail, either as public servant OF
the people or as a private individual,
to cooperate with any feasible PROPOSE
ton that would secure q readiustment
of our public debt; and, furthermore,
we know that he would not preach
reputation doctrines under any cir
umstances-much less so when we are
powerless to repudiate. Clarke Courier.
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.PE,5A1 s1asCt..
ET OWING TO EECENT HEAVY
PURCHASES COHEN RRyft1ERg are enabled :,

H OWING TO RECENT HEAVY
r PURCHASES COHEN BROTHERS are enabled 70
present the following list OF Prices In their NO
T1oN AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT:
Three BLACK ALPACA BRAJDS for 10c.;
Three papers Of good PINS for &c.;
Two papers NEEDLES for &c.;
Three rolls Of TAPE for &c.:
CHILDREa's ENGLISH FANCY HOSE 1t Is and
cAkPiSAHI I BALBnIeeANs reduced from 7se.
All styles Of HOSE reduced in price
WHITE ENGLISH HOSE for ladies reduced from
LADIES' BIS and s1 d1ciiiLDREN's KNIT VESTS &c.
FRENC H-WovE CORSETs at 25c., at SOC JUS,
reduced from 75c.;
All the most popular makes of CORsETs constantly
Two pair CoRsET-sTAYs for &c.:
RUBBER CORD at 1c. yard; GARDER WEE a:
SILK GA GARDER WEB reduced from Csc. to CSC. a
CHiLDREN's RUBBER ROUND COMBS. &c.:
SO Gross AGATE BUTTOSS.t twelve dozen for Sc
JAPAN,ESIE P9 }GG "a for 5e; full.po-
25c.: linen. half-poiished curved handles, in
black or painted. al sc. worth $50;
CHILDRES'S BUSTLEs for l5c.. reduced from
Sc; -
New styles Of LADIES BCSTLES:
Isle GLOVES In one, two, three, and four but
tons-lhe cheapest ever offered In the city:
A large stock LADIES MlTS at 10. 50, and soc.
value:
5000 yards of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY a.
24-inch GINGHAM sUN-UMBRELLAs at Soc.
sILk SUN-USiBKELLAs a, nearly half their
a1o '' Dozen .iSa p''i Ladies, LINEN nEMsrITcuED
HANDKERCHIEf'S, including some OF the
finest imported. See their astonishing prices .n