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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
PrecaYerSe de las VileS
FALSIFICACIONES EN- NCEyA-YORK
DE las Pild0ras Y el CnguentO
DE HOLLOWAY.

Viles mtaciones contraheehas de Las pildoras
y el Un.uento de Holloway" Sc I!briGan SC vcnden
bajo ei npIabre de ...o.us Holloway v G. : por
j. +. Henry Cur r. ~ c. Droguis-
tn de- Nueva- York, A 34 ~ "a cOn SupueSta
marca de patente 1sEur@z Wasi: Mercaderes sin
escru puos las OBJ EiqE4x M tienen Il precos mui
ntmos, de la de- AAi ENIW nominada casa. Es-
tas conaposiciOnes Ss-.ssW de ningun, valor sc
expenden III publ "SRs1Us~ como mis- lrgiti-
mas PildoraS Ungdento.
Apelo pues muy encarccidamente d los amigos
y los demas en las kepublicas HispanO- Ame erioanas
cuyaB manoS esta ilegare, mas especiamente
las nadres de famjlia otrus senoras, para que
sirvan prestarmc su auxilio. en- cuanto puedan, en-
a-York, precaviendo sus amigos. lin dc cue nc
bes ttuia!os pildoras V Unguento de Holloway
cue lleven algunos rGtulo de NHayA YORK EN- ellos.
Antes dc comprar, eNamiAe4t con mucha oautela
81 r0uo on c Bote a Ca56 para cerclorAFss ii rsta
la direction de 933 Oxford Sreet London. uaes Al
esta ent6ncea sc traade perpetEr un descara,io en-
GahQ,
Ga(ia Bote Caia ,lo las Mediclnas I.ecitmas lie
ell 7ilbre del GobierHO BrttfaieO. laS paiabraS
''Pildorns Y Enguento de Holloway London" graba-
daS 81. En- cl r6tuo est,i la reGcion 533 oxford
Street, London. en donde unicamente Sc faOriean.
Wa-Se invita- las personas lue sean defrau1adas
Unguento de Holloway falsiicaaos, para que Sc sir
van comunearme los pormeEores. 8 6innctlJat3!IkIeH
to hare formaizAr processes lerales contra t,a Onn
sores, recompensarG libcralneute 4 pos Dcatores
por el trabAlo que 81 tomen cA,HipfUmeti6ndoAa Il
Que no haya tra7cenNeDcj,, IA aus n0mbrne. = FirWa
10, TOMAS HOI40WAI. - l6ndres Marie 10 de
1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
MADERAS BARATAS.

Tablas, tabones Y cuartones de pichipen, ia
bias tabones dc pino americana inglcs. los
hay de todas classes dimensoncs en- cl alma
cen de BaneraS y Castillo.
Su deposito Ell la Marina, Pucrta de Es-
pana. H. set. l3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
DECAL.

En- Truiillo alto, barro lie las Cucvas u-
gar dcnominado "IIattllo, " hay eXistencia con-
tlnua de cal superior viva apagada, que sc
vcnde a prccios m6dicos. 2v.s. l0-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
SE FLETA.

Para ruaquer punto dc Europa Ii barca cspaiiola
ISABEL de porte lie 5ss tonrad;ts tien letra A. |.
Para propOsicionrs tliriEirse ronsis.natnrios
Srcs. SoBRlNos DE- EzouIAGA. Puerto Rico Mario
l3de 1877.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23

Y q Q n.lltntO dc T
l1alo I'll iiombre de
j. +. Henry, Cur
IN de- Nueva- York,
nlarca de patente
escrupulos las OBJ
iniimos, de ld de-
tas conlposiciones
expenden ii publ
mn ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
LA INT.EGRIDAD.
BRICA DE TABArOS \ GIG GARRlLLOS
DE CANnIDO FARINA.

DE LAS MEJORES VEGAS DE JUNC0S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-03-23
CalnaS Y cunaS de hierrO.

/. Las hay dc todas cases, recibidas por el vap
espano z Puerto Rico, en- el almacen de Pc
dro Vidal, San Justo Il. 3-6
, 1877-11-03
ON A NEW METHOD OF PROPAGA-
TING SUGAR CANES, ANDA
CERTAIN AND EFFICIENT
CURE FOR THE INJURY
CAUSED BY RATS.

[COnH'"ua'io" Of a letter to the Sugar C0ns.]
When I came here 10 1870, the deu.
truction of canes and cons equent loss of
sugar BY the ravages of rats was
This weekly payment for killing them
often exceeded s7 and 9s, whilst the
loss OF sugar can scarcely be conceived
many acres being altogether destroyed,
and the canes rendered unfit for manIfac.
ture. In a couple of years, + made 10 hhds.
OF ported rat manure by laying alternate
layers OF dead rats and good earth 10
h'gsheads, and very good manure it was.
AS may be supposed. I was driven nearly
crazy in vain efforts to overcome such an
enemy, haviog tried oil kinds Of psiseu
and traps. Ny wife, who 10 her child.
hooa ,--ised 10 Ceylon. 1ald NE shs had
, 1877-11-03
MRS. HOPES SCHOOL.

MFRS HOPE begs to inform her
IIJ friends, and the public that, hav-
ing taken over the large and cOmmo-
diOus dwelling occupied by MIR.
Hurting, she intends extending her
School, in which she is assisted by
several competent teachers.
The Course of INSTRUCTION
comprises English ~educotion, in
its arious branches, tn bench,
s. ash, d. lish, and Gerr "a Ian
guages, Music, Drawing, Ne lie and
Fancy Work of all kindsie-She is
also prepared to receive limited
number of boarders.
To Parents Abroad,
who may be DESTROYS of ayailing
themselves of the advantages offered
Mt the College lately opened in this
Island, she engages to provide a
pleasant and comfortable home for
their children, where every care and
attention will be bestowed upon them,
Mrs. HOPE also takes the oppor-
tunity of thanking her friends and
all those who have kindly favoured
her with their patronage during the
past, and she hopes by her unceasing
efforts for the advancement of her
pupils to merit q continuance Of the
same.
For terms and other particulars
please APP iy to Mrs. E. M. Hops
The best references can be given
sl,Thomas September 18th. 1877
, 1877-11-03

Enlistment in STRAND STREET.
belonging to Il. FLYNN ESQ. where
will in my profession execute with
neatness and despatch all Black
smiths work viz-SHlP WORK, WAGONS
& CARTS, CARRIAGE & HORSE Shooting, in
conjunction with Copper smd8h-
3M& & R9ass mewGdiW4. And 1
huTrbly solicit the tavo3r of thos Q
who will kindly favour me with their
patronage.
Frederiksted Oath October 1877.
SAMUEL w. GRANT.
, 1877-11-03
AUKTION.

RFTER Begjrring af Captain
Is Raupach ifolge Presidentskabets
Resolution vii we'd ofentlig Auction,
som afholdes S~taldgaarden i Chris
tiansvarnsfort L0verdagen den lode
November d. A. Eftermiddag XXI. !
slet blive hortsoIgt
, 1877-11-03
Bekjendtgjorelse G.

MET bekjendtgjoi;res herved at I'd
W kast til Repartitionen i afgangne
Thomas Huyghues og ~efterlevende
Enke Elisabeth Huyghues deres
fallcds 30 vii blive fremlagt den
3Ote November 1877 XXI. 10 sIet For
midday, og samme dag XXI IL slet
Middag Udkast til Repartitiosen !
afgangne Abraham Benjamin og'
~efterlevende Enke Susanna Benja-
min deres Felleds 30.
Frederiksteds Skifteret den 27de
October 1877.
G., SARAUW.
, 1877-11-03

SVVSO NAS1uWUuuVuNE
which killed and eat rats greedily. /
found out all / could about this animal,
and after much trouble, difficulty, and
persuasion, induced Sir j. Grant, then
Governor, to permit the Emigration Agent
in India to send me some. To tie (" Mer-
chairman" ship in March, 1879, nine
arrived. five ~fernaies and four males, which
/ turned out in different parts ofthe estate.
Within a few months, / observed a marked
decrease in the ravases of the rats: and
within Is months. and ever sinee. M
rat-saten cane has been seen on this
estate.
My neighbours. OF course, laughed az
and r%ldiculed me- for bringing rubbish into
the colony ; but after little while. these
whe laughed loudest sept natives TO NV
fields to trap the mongoosss, Tor which
they paid fi each! Now Is77l, thew
have extended pretty we'll in every dirac.
ton for 20 miles, and everywhere ia
perfect freedom and imnu9ity from rats
the result.
Like everything else, everyone had some
fault to find, and / was told that tbe,s
animals would destroy every bead OF poul.
try In the lsls1d and there are huudreds
OF peasants who speak of the Destruction
OF poultry as due to these animals. who
never saw Que take "a chicken if,indsed.
they ever saw a mongoossGa at ALL AS an
Instance of this I mar give the following
dialogue between one Of my native | bour.
ers aud myself -
Natira-Hi! Massa, dem moncoo.o
nyam oil de chicken and al de EGG and
all &c fowl, ~t3In is bad ting; what far
you go bring such u trouble non VIA
Dem is trickify thing dem like ch,ck.
en- of a sizsable age. better thar vb.r Am
just hatch. Ow! them ia bad ~ tr,a
ScJCRi hard. it you catch a mongoose
In the act of eating your sizeable chickens
! Will give you 9I. How 60 you know
I'll the mongoose, aud not thieves. DOCS.
cats, snakes, rats. hawks. owls, ard .Tohn
Crows Turkey bussurds), that ear vow.
chlckens2
NatiUe-Hi, Massa. a friend of mine live.
next door tell me he see de moegcose catch
the chicken. IT'S true me never soc ~
do it myself.
Sey-WelI, you vafch xour cbicksos
for two or three nights, and DOM
tell anyone you are going to da.
so; tell everybody il is the monooos.
Whe" yon catch what eats your cchick.
ems you come TO me.
Nat're-Very well, massa good bvs.
A few days elapsed, and | saw Richard.
and sald to him, "Wall havs vou caucbt
the n.ongoose 2" He said to me-. Eyes
Massa ; but it il a TWO foot NOR goose ~
catch de very man who fell mo
It's mongoosc de very nfsht :
see you ; aud when ] fQd BIN such a lief
and q liar. l feel ashamed to come and tell
you" And SO il is in 80 out of = hun.
dred alleged mongoose-thefs ! L. proof Of
tnls' l may ask how il il thai { now have
more poultry than I ever bad. when there
are dozens of nongoOses all round nv
mouse: Way is it .ha5 poultry are shca1.
er In lndia. the land e~fmougooses, than ia
Jamalcas To those wso softer from, the
Favagsa OF ra:s, = can give q valuable hint
Dy sdvi'ing them to get. no matter. at
what cost, q few pairs Of mengooses.
/ am, Sir,
Ecog obedisst Servant,
~ 49,
, 1877-11-03
3 III es 4 e
l Hoppefol
Q m IL 70.
Christiansteds AuctionscontOir den
30te October 1877. /.
III. A. JURS.


TT the r~qucst of Captain Rau-
III pach by order of the Presidency
will be sold at public Auction, to be
held in the stable yard at Christians
vRrnsfort OIL Saturday the 10th
November a. c. at l o'clock o. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
CARROLL DURHAM, VI. d.

The funeral of the late Or. Carroll Durham
took place yesterday at and was
largely attended by the members of the medical profes
sion and other friends. DIR. Durham of the
most prominent OF the homeopathic physicians OF IT.
vugton. For many years he has been untiring in his
efforts elevate the standard of medical education. He
was President Of the American Institute Of HOmeOpa
thy and constant contributor to the homeopathic liter
AZURE OF the day. The cause OF death excessive
nervous exhaustion from the great labOrs attendant
upon the convention OF homcOpathists he'll In Pmadc
pha last summer For year prior 10 the meeting he
actively engaged in its behalf and from June to the
Is; OF December his entire time devoted compil-
ing and arranging the proceedings Of the convention for
publication For many the doctor Dean OF the
Ncw-IUrk Homeopathic Medical College, and to his eff
forts heha the present high standing OF that
sttutOn ~ largely due. At special meeting OF the
faculty OF the college on Monday, appropriate resolu-
lions passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
LECTURES AND MEETINGS

The Commencement exercises OF the Bellevue
Medical students viii be held at the Academy Music
D. ~. to-day.
At the meeting of the American Pathological Soci-
evening Cooper UDiO Charles Sotlersn will
The Recent Nrhchtion Of the Akkadiin and Earliest
Semitic Traditions" The Lecture viii be illustrated by
grams. and the pubic are Invited 10 attend.
The Grand Encampment OF the state of New-YOrk
independent OF odd Fellows began lis annual session
yesterday morning at odd FeOws Ha Grand Couier.
following Olhcers elected for ensuing
Grand Patriarch Richard L. Raleigh Grand High Elias
Grand Senior Warden George h. CTaft Of PeehHk
Grand Scribe Charles " Clark, who has been reelected for
about ten Grand Treasurer George smith, also
elected pas years Grand warden William
United States. George llaskns Nnry.tNO apIDcnts
represented The of admissions during
total
gWOnCw Ehcampments also formed During the pro
broth and In the evening took them Theaf
The Encamnel Will be continued tins morning 90 O'Clock
The semi-centennial anniversary of the establish
OF the James English Luther Church
Second and Third ayes celebrated aH even
Within the ChdnCtl numlr clergy
the pastor ui the church the Rev &. We
kind Rev. Dr. "trobcl Of Hhnebeck the Martin
KrOte, the Rev Dr. Gaiscnheimcr and cv. Wen
neT city The chancc decorated
a. the words formed In eyeTgfons: st james
1907 aud Jubilee 1871 George T. Ockeisiansen
the Sunday school, read carefully prepared paper
describing OF the Lutheran Church In this ci,y
The James society, until recently the English
the
wac Baxter st., which exchanged larger
in Mulberry this IN turn abandoned for present
cspacloua edhc, The historical paper which occupied the
loved by short addresses from several Of the ceIgyhen
uTcSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE

THE APPROPRIATIONS BILL DIsCUSsED-MokE lNsUk-
ANCE BIILs-ELEvArED RAILROADs-IHE GOV
ERNMENT OF NEw-YORK.
tFRox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Feb. 20.-rhe Assembly debated
the provisions Of the Appropriation dill for three hours
to-day but, although some objections were made, no
amendments were made TO its provisions. Only half OF
tie sections Of the bill bong considered IT was made
suecial order Tor tomorrow. Few bills that would eA-
cite wide interest were introduced
Among the important features Of Mr.. Husteds New
York Charter bill is making the term OF Ollie OF the
Controller two years; one transferring the streeCean
Ing DEPARTMENT 10 the Health Department; one promo
ling the appointment of both Police Commissioners from
the same political party, and one making the
terms Of Office OF all commissioners 10 cease
on the passage OF the act. A session rarely
passes without the presentation OF Dill ana
q resolution ab0It Insurance. Mr. O'Harc presented
Zee tuition, which, after rsoItnR te distrust ana ds
satisfaction elt by the people IN consequence OF the fa
uro Of life insurance companies, directs the Insurance
committee to prepare and port within Is days gen
ersl bill on Insurance. (which shall contain such pro
visions and create penalties and SANCTIONS both
evil and criminal Us will csctuay check the evils from
yhlh the community il now suffering and prevent re-
euence OF the disasters that have made them generally
felt and recognized" The Insurance bill was presented
by Ir Lang Its purpose IL 10 secure TO policy oders
IN life insurance companies equitable benen under
forfeited OF Lscd policies pro ,Idcs that every policy
OF life insurance issued and after June ], 1877"
which may be .Oreited for nOnpa yment OF premiums
Including al notes given for prem uLDs or interest
tIerpon after Il shall been force three full years
and which shall contain provision for surrender
value at equivalent " the value arising under the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Albany NOTES.

ALBANY, Tuesday. Feb. 90, 1877.
The Attorney General in answer to resolution OF the
House calling on him Tor statement Of moneys PAID out
during two years up 20 JAN last expenses in lit
rating suits in favor of the State submitted report
giving i'm detail the expenditures, which amount III the
acrreCate to $50 OO5 o. Among the items paid were
the folowng TO n Il. HOxie for judgments recovered
again the people for costs In the eases OF thc people
against several insurance companies, SI,2SS Il; Tor VIII
uCss fees in People against william {. stephens ana
others 80 ,Ol so; to William Hadley, retainer and
counsel frce in proceedings before tie Canal investigating
Commission II 800; 10 d. NJ. K. Johnson Tor difbdh;
mcnts and legal ices Ill the matter OF Inc charges
AGAINST DC rye Benedict, ShuiH OF Oneida county,
II 3GG 81; TO j. Thomas SpIlEGs, Tor legal services ~
proceedings to Indictment OF parties Implicated
In caLal frauds at Utica, 81 30; to Hand Hale oWarl
for services counsel IN canal eases, &23OO Inc othcr
items embrace very large number " MINOR cases
Mr.. Gerard introduced in the Senate bin providing
that the Broadway Underground Railway Company be
reouired TO construct as the first section OF its railway
that portion OF its line from the Battery Bowling
green to connection with the New-lOTk ana linT!cln
Reiroad Whenever the company shah prove to the sat
isfacou Of the Board Of Engineers named III Cdaptcr
SIS OF the laws OF lS73 thai the whole ftock OF said
COMPANY has been subscribed the company may thch
proceed TO the work Of construction.
The Assembly Committee on Ways and Means held
secret session to-day and listened to the opinions OF two
architects on the plans for the completion OF the
new capitol Mr. A r. Mullct expressed his dlsappfONh
of the plans, and Mr.. Calvert NauX his approval.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee will report favora
bly, tomorrow senator Bxbys bill abolising the Marine
Court and Mr.. Hcpburn's b authorizing the election OF
one Presidential ccctOT by the people OF every COuSCS
SIGNAL District, and two at large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
PHILADELPHIA ELECTION
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED BY ABOUT M,
MAJORITY.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Feb. 20.-In tbs
ncpa election in this city to-day tue chief pop, Of
est was the contest for the msyOraty The Renu,N'.
nominee was VIM. L. stokey, the present tncn,o,-'.
The Democratic party made no nomination %, ;,
office, but Endorsed the nomination Of joseph I G
the Reform candidate. Complete returns from Dc =, 49,
81 wards give St0kley a majority OF $3.50 The IL
wards TO be heard from will probably increase n, :.
jority TO 1000.
W. Nelson West and Albert c. Roberts, the Rsnuh,,...
candidates for the respective offices Of City soc,o
Receiver Of Taxes. are also elected
number OF arrests made Throughout ,he o,,. -
the ground Of interference with voters repeating a..
and there were number OF Disturbance oplv
however, Of n serious character being a row be, oos
Daniel Hennessy and James Mnvaney during hsNesrh
latter was stabbed in tle neck. "e
Nine members Of the select and 80 Of the Comma,
but the political complexion OF those bodies /. n,
changed by the result nv
LATER.-Fu returns from all the Wards Civ, s,ok,..
for Mayor. 1855 majority West. for City Solicitor 7i
and Roberts, for Receiver OF Taxes, 42s7 majority
OTHER PENNSYLVANIA MUNICIPAL EIscrrox.
READING, Penn, Feb. 20.-Charles Y. Evan,
Republican, was reelected Mayor to-day.
YORK Penn, Feb. 20.-The Democrats elected the R,,
CESS to-day by 800 majority.
sUSBURY Penn, Feb. 2O-The Republican, electsd -.
Burgess to-day by 1G0 majority.
TYRONE, penn, Feb 2O.-A Republican Mayor VA
elected to-day.
for Burgess elected to-day. The Council il ~.
LANCASTER, Peun. Feb. 2o.-Mscgonlge, D.moe,,,
was elected Mayor to-day by 30 majority.
CHESTER, Penn, Feb 20 The whole Republican tet,
was elected to-day by majority averaging 400
HARRISBURG, Penn, Feb. 20.-MeizgaT, Republics.
was elected Controller to-day. The Democrats gaia :
both branches OF the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
WAR EXPECTED IN TEN DAYS.

LONDON, Wednesday, Feb 81, 1877.
specal dispatch from Pesth 10 The Ddily Aeics saws
il is r,mored in Belgrade that Russia has Informed
serys that she intends the Pruth within ten
days
The Times correspondent at Pers telegraphs that peace
with the Princlpaities is considered certain
PERSIAN AID SOUGHT BY RUSSIA
The yisnna dispatch OF The Times says:
News has been received that the Russians are actively
Wording in Persia to induce the Snah to join Them IN the
Vent ~ war The induccnent held out Ia Persia Is the
Socs NOT apuear To be- altogether averse 10 the
plan The Turkish frontier Is almost de.
nnded of troops, and with 10000
soLiiers whom the Shah collect something might be
done The chronic differences between Turkey aud
would furnish ready excuse Tor DECLARATION Oh
The foregoing strengthens the impression that Russia.
I'm the event OF will make her chief effort on Turkey
Asiatic frontier. ,
tFOr other FOREIGN Neics Frat Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
While Senator Howe was speaking on the

While Senator Howe was speaking on the
ou,siaua case to-day Mrs Tyler, widow OF President
TYLER who oc, uped seat next Mr. Howe said Ia LAZY
friend on her ef 80, my gracious, when viii that tire
SONG old man get through f. Mrs Senator Howe whO is
unknown 10 Mrs Tyler sharply There Is no law 10
compel people 10 remain II they don't like H." Lady
friend of Mrs Tyler QOul enough TO be heard by hrs
Uowcl- That lady evidently doesn't know that she was
speaking 10 the widow Of President Tyler Mrs Eugene
Hale Nv no sat on the left OF the as speaker and loud
enough to be heard by Mrs Tyler TO lady frend-And
Mrs Tyler probably Is not aware that the Lady on her
rigat Is the wife OF Senator Howe Here the CURTAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
pRrsT OF STRIKING ENGINEERS

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 20.-At the instance
o, the Boston and Maine Railroad officials, H. v. Wal
lace n member OF the Bro therhood of Engineers was
arrested to-day charged with obstruoting the United
states mail by inducing the engineers TO leave their work
ON the Boston and Maine Railroad He held In
az 500 bail for examination AS test case II exotes
much interest.
BOSTON, Feb 2OCbarles Randall, one Of tho striking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

bites are not accurately known, but arc said 70 DC
heavy Tho rapid decline in the price OF provisions is as
sumcd 10 be the cause OF the failure oooo l., ANNA,
Among the secured liabilities are $lOOoOo, IN uuss
deed 10 n Corwith Of Chicago Sl3O,OOO In waIraheo
a., IN lanes L. Flint OF NewYOrk, and nortRagc on
real estate IanOnnt unknown) TO T. j. 3 flint OF rev
York The unsecured liabilities are from TlOoo 70
o. nno each In numerous firms Change. Mr.. kreegh
Il an old and highly respectable citizen OF Chicago ana
his failure is great surprise to all except tnose "o "ei
informed of his late business TRANSACTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YEsTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 23o Noon. 800. Do. m, 81. Midnight so'.
highest during the day, 49, Lowest W.
Ayeraga 27AP. Same day. 1875 3Jk'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brsroort House-Judge George T. Blgelow and
p. Cheney Of Boston tyh Arenw mo,sinJ Sona nd
Nathaniel Thayer Of Boston Union square ,
pearron II \ Consul at Tiege Belgium Windsor Hont-
The Hon Charles stanford OF schenectady M Nicholas
ot,l Canal Christopher a Wardth OF oneida
n v and r. b. JudsOn OF SyT acnse. Holman Hottse-H
Bartes Of the Centennial Commission Ns0; fork
Kenner OF New Orleans SuTtepdt HOuss
Judge Prout Of Rutland. W., and c. L. MacArthur Oh
Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

A philosopher who went to church where ere t ioS
peope came III late said IL was the fashion I'1e '''
nobody 10 90 till everybody got there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

engineers Of the Boston and Maine Railroad was ara,
to-day and held for examination, having been de,s,,
the act OF disabling the locomotive Of the A NJ eas
WA l- train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
CAN BE CURED.
A POSITIVE RADICAL, AND UNDoUBrEp
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

wINCHEsTFR's HYPOPHosPHITE OF LIVE AZ
SODA will promptly and radically cure Consumpe'o -
absout,y pysrent its Development IA all od'f 81 pr'd
or threatened attack For CHRONIC BRoNChlIlH
ERAL DEBILITY LOSS OF NlGoh ana AR -,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, and all diseases 49,
from POVERTY OF THE BLOOD, NINCHEsIE.,
HYPoPHosPHITE OF LIME AND SODA IL - =,
CIFIC, being unequaled a. WHALING IO'"
BRAIN NERVE amt BLOOD Food.
Prices 81 and 50 per bottle. Prepared onN W
WINCHESTER Co, ChenpS
Sold by druggists 30 'oNh st. W.
~ IMPORTANT CATTION-BsUdrs % SF1 h4O.' :.
rArYoyS and Authorizations. hqa"t ~ ~" "A
only BTYCHES1ERS prspariton. e'tdoi''h'd II s's"
,yhoe ptrtty and e1-,leHey unirersay ack'1S'sdg
CTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases u %.
- oeperatiye Organs rsdcslly and speedy AZ
hours : 10 g. HENRY A. DANIELS. I'D. Il" LeAIss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21
Announcement

poprrR's CorGH BALsAM is the oldest and
ne Of the best remedies in USE Try IT,