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steamer IEeftB Young. Providence Tor New torE
Sehr Southern Cross Dr.. Patterson shues. Ms for New
York. .
Schr Escort (Brl, Cummings, CORVALLIS. Ms. Tor New
sehr Lizzie Dickers 3D. Baker, wovilis Ms. for New
York.
ssSr is
sss ss s n, s. Me- S sss York
schr Martha Nichols. Rogers, Msshiss Tor New York.
n" YORK.
s sssI f-ss a ss s ssstss s Sss York
schr VIM Rice. presssy, saco. Me, for Nevyork.
1s:: s:s
S R isT Now
ss Ss.
ks y" bsssss I New T.. YORK xs.
scir Messenger, pesn Taunton for New York:
sSns ss cruise.
ssnr Rsston Sessrscn Prosidsncs ~ es New YORK
schr Ahavea: smith. Previdenee for New York.
s.s Sss.s s4
schr MAR cranmer. Mathews. Providence for New
sehr Martha May, May. Proyidencs for New York.
Sehr Marietta Hand, Goldsmith. Providence for New
scnr Leduskia. Means, Providence tor New York.
schr Three Sisters bailey preydsnss for Georsetown
ssSr Jane Bransrd, Pierce, Portland. G., for New
sr l N:r York.
schr Richard vaux. Robinson Bridgeport for Phiadsl-
sehr Nellie benedict; Slss New London for Nev York
schr Elm City. Kidd, New London for New York.
schr Beckerman. hathaway. New London for George
town.
schr Belle. seaman Norwich for New YORK.
sss York
sehr Snow FLAKE BroxS N.w Haven Tor Ney YORK
schr saie burton hurley sssmiora for New YORK aaa'
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Tilie Ewing. Now York for New london and
BrIr Arctic tBp. Msrsser. New York for Windsor Ms
sehr Mary Louisa tBr' Mcconnell New York for Harsor
ssS sa & Y: e
schr hstrs dr. Hnlss New York for 81 Stephens. NIB
se eSr JOHN par S Farce Boston
a1:s % ss. YORK s s ssss Point
ssSr Bartlett s.'rs;s New ysrs Prosissnse .''
ia rfs'anS Nh
ss SnSs,a s ss..a xs s. 81 sna
Sshr Susan Nash Brown ns for Ts.ss,lsy
sys Or rsyss
ss Ms asrYa ss e,
schr VIM burden, Adams Hoboken for Providence.
senr Riena Hazard HoSoIsn Tor Newport orr Newport
ss.,s
sshr Price Clark. iors Johnson for Providsns S'''
sehr Annie Webb Webb Port johnson for Providence.
scSr s.s Branerd Hawkins Port johnson for New Lon.
schr Reading RR No ~. JONES' Port johnson for Say
sshr Als.andrs Johnson IA A% q. for Boston
schr Mary Emms. Fox. Amboy for New London
niss %s
ss ssr Rsiss Gsfsss .S'ss
ssr oai.. sPs s
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Brisk. I Moderate.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL Is, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
RRroRrHD ~ HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND uHRAL
wHITHsroxE TELEGRAPH LINZ


wHTEsIoSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Yedao tRr. oven Hull April = with mdse and
10 wshs CO. hp rom m IL 70 o III ion ~
date. lat - a. Ion 81 H. ship BONANZA tBrl from
large ,esosrss one q which was 900 fee, high
Steamer Herder Ger, Brandt Hamburg April II and
Co. II all variable weather
steamer Others Brl. verr. Rio Janero April Bahia
steamer CITY Of New York. Zimmerman Havana April
Steamer ndson, eager New Orleans April 10 with mdse
Ion 10 20 passed scir u Loud Of Baltimore from Matan
bound sd 10 Px passed within sound OF the au-
steamer John Gibson. Masingo. Georgetown. DC. with
mdse ,oJ /. Roome. Jr -
steamer ,lbemale Gibbs Lewes Del. with mdse TO the
Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamer Ellie Knight Mccrecry. Philadelphia with mdss
Ship Marianne No,tebohm whitney Liverpool 45 days.
with ndss 70 Thomas Dunhsm's Nephew 4 Co Had mod
Ears Argscaa Son. Aagard, Bremen 81 days. in ballast.
schr Ny Rover Brown Savannah. with mdse to Evans.
schr b ii beverly, Williams, Richmond. Va.
schr AMELIA q ireland rownsend. Richmond. Va.
schr Tom Williams Edwards Aexandrs
sesr Lucy Bords Baylcy. virginia
schr clements, Pierce, Virginia
sch- Fila Bodinc Sopsr virginia
schr r. A Bartlett johnson. virginia.
sear : J Vaughan p.ns,.s Xsagaa9p yirsais
sshr hles wfey. Beeehsa. virginia for Fair Haven.
sehr !! ply Merton Virginia for New Haven
schr Alexander Wiley, Meacheu. Virginia for New
schr IIarre, Thomas. Van Dieaf. Baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Corscs Freeman. - Johns Mp. vi, Ifalax.
Nr New York. win mdse and passengers TO CLARK
steamer Nercedta. Chasssy, IS Johns NJ and Halifax
Ms Tor New York, with mdsc 70 Gerhard Brewer.
Ss. wee o' Of ''''''s '''as'' Wv Bedford Tor
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SAILED.

Steamers Bothna Br) for Liverpool; Vile de Paris F
Iiavre: Acton DID, Antwerp City OF Vera Cruz Havana
Herman Livingston. Savannah; Geo Clyde Charleston
ships Sunrise AMER: Freander. San Francisco; barks
Dipton sr) Rio Janeiro vittoris d,a Conssntinople
Brave (Br). Adelaide Cemcntipa Qta) Liverpool; Ca
pr (Brl Cork Falmouth; Conqucstntore dts. LIVER
pool Eliza Barss tBr Bermuda brigs Confederate rD.
Ruby, Port Spain: Lubbock. -.
Also sailed. bark Miner tNor), for Chrstisnsand.
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ART SALE.

There will be sale OF interesting collection or
,a,nt,rgs at the Issvtt Art Rooms tonight Among
these works are number Of pictures BY rps~>Anta'
Siye marian astiatA
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
Sun AND MOON. WAFER
Sun rises. .......... o. Gov. Island. morn Is
Sun sets........... so Sandy Hook. morn 80
Noon sets. u. ..morn ii He'll Gate. morn 8 %
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
APRIL o. 1877,
, 1877-11-22
amt 14c was sure hr never told Enastfl that such
nj, arrangement sl,u,,i,l Il" f~lrrt'il ont.
THAT AuHFcNESr

I At,,Fe
nni nc wa* sure y" hss't .o THIN, ~. '''' Su'"
mn arrangement aAnlis' ~ r!rr..' "H''
fM.a A"HE.MGHa. ,;,.,., ,,,,, -, Tim
s a. ro,, an,m t",,,nI. III. III III ,
tc'tnsnhy was ~ an h',seh o's'al!i w. w.. @
lfili "l'"fcu ~ Sla'hh's !" ~ .' 1,,
Matthews AErecmeh; ~ ,,a' ,,' 'cn ,,,rn, "mss', ,rt
t,lc e3pr"sa ss!ps.at'n LIN. Iu ~ ae'Gstt IT,
eou'M nc "lGt rh.r,. h1, ee,, -, .tgual
lailafn 10 rf!hhtct, nnn me t1e'e'fe '''''to ~
exgillus a. susti ,,eff tea'.n,nt,f' ,,,.. ,a. !,
he C.att shs'' ~. wou eoxtI . t.lat ro'nt '. ~.
,..s sna.Ss s ~ ti ~, i.,;;sr i"y .,
lhe sch.ne. y. ane .aos,nsa nss'' ~. ~ ,1o
1cInlu ~ c'emt, e".'H ~, t.,an. H.! ~, ~
s1Msi'11css @ nas, s,,, .ase " Hss's'"'s
''''''' '"''"e''' wp. u.sn
,.t t'Ls,,,.'.s nm: M. 4. ,r,,,.n.a,, II,
iof .no M s''. ;o,'4t,,, % ~ nn,,io.fo,. ~
1e.eIten " Ita' senin H. ~ ,,Inss s,c shtSh tin
.S. .... :" .mS n II ,r.Er mn;' mi
,s ,,.,, -, "t s,,,t ~ v H. ,srraS,
tHmhlnG tecy IN sas s,S ruso, T.,
eas!. ann xInaa' ""ui.f fhn ~ va Il
wat.nsEt slsneo "'u we;,i,, ,inxc,, that thc
Ges1 Gosefnne"s ss e"an.si III sa a9a to have
any such agrce,.,e't. M. tho .i scheme a,li ha,l
nSe 10 nse 'He g',: s,,, anu ~ tc sMs xav ~ i;,
minis hc fnrt lint thern were no nttcupis
~ ho,r.., ,h.t W. f!ovcrnmnt frit tint Ink
enoWea t,at .e wo.G' s s,,s .,,ot Il .s'.,,d ~
ms1ss .,. .uua & W teeui J.. ,pnr" H.. oite,n,,t
stonrss w. S., nn , stn ,,.. f.", A inst Matti.ys
Mf' ln KSga "Isp Isp.tnm u 'aes e,rht iswsr nj,
eaeM '.i!su W ,,' ,,,.' II w.. =. nnt,,ro, fnr
nltteu ot ~ gussto, H. "ns ~ ~ nt ',. -; rnu
@ 10 say y III. s,.t "a a'm,n ~, ~ 'or ''' ihe rf"si-
,.nnn aMn'nh1 a,i *" Mo,thrws far % thc whisky mcn.
:arnes' anu n.se"G a II ,tc ,o nn.trr @ trtstow M"t,
s.lts ~ n'i ~ gn g;nk at" to .sl, t., t'1,,,,'isc al,
tne"" ns as, TO- o., tm !rn,i ~ III nm.l,y ~ ii" whoie
soh.e e.Ta' NV ~, ~, "s',.n,,. t,,c retr,..
Mas ne afiP 70 ,i1i hr nss,lpanrs @ y
IT, asex'",t assag w. .s,,,nsci that In. whisky nri
.ne Ssqsefmcms a nv, III r1 s' ill., rrnrsrmainns
Woo a eoG -aha nm. ~ 's' ", ~ ~ Stlncy stI a
. amo sai awn,t % ti.ot ~ .trarvrm.s,,s ha,t t,ce
I.enisu n~I1I IL 's as.,r,.n vii, ttr,r tiicnis
snnsana.sn ,n III u rr,c1rc ~ n. .I'o,riu, liz Tn
s., w,s.sn, "e1f IN su,,eicr., tcstn,nny Ia Inc
.sasw ..t ~ ~ ~. ,yci "s IL fcr, fhat fhn t,,,v
% %0use"s, ,snss,, -. ~ irn. r"rc .stynr in M,
sl!ns' t.a ,,s.n,.nw ~ ,,,,rsc nf ,sriI at,s
% Ut .nat .Gsy .,.,,,,,i;. ~ S.er Inscif imi
Gsa Gsah !,."i , ~, IN, .,on That ti,c ,,n,nint
,a. hay yr...'.1 that ti,c t;nyrrnn,rnt wfitIi b,
was samesvi ,s .lIs ~, w1t.Hv num- and In ii,
ycsY een, " ,t Viii ie ~ o,i ri,,{ Vii. t,r,n. Eur
nv t, ,t,t ',x, thot vteas mai, Wirt next.r
1csIn LIN y w. es .,n,t. .u,r "vrs ,,ncn, Ym
a', ..a" Su. sxc,,,, ~ fiat,n Wn,i taka care 4,
, 1877-11-22
AN ABoIsIa1SAL CHANT.

Hwrifnnion HiTtsHf.
What time thu gitlcr,ny rays OF morn
sJcr hill aud valley steal. ...
Cllfef JusGpIl's eQt,aw. Wit dog anu corn,
Prepares The Indian meal.
And ", with wild. schclllouE shout,
Tic pappuose shall nppGaf.
The chicllain leads Tho bail Guild out,
Glu1ctcl ty thu lujfnc car.
Tho breakfast o'ct, the daughter strolls
N0Wn glen and shady hells
While ray younx braves, from wooded kn1lls.
''Louk out for tho lnilu 6olle!"
Each stricken bravo eto turns and learcs
liGr c0yncsa to btwAtts
Itft dragging blanket stifs the leaves
The we'll wul1. known Indian trail.
4 lllaek.tIi,ls miner, tcalred 2nd dead.
Cpup tho ground Ii founit;
Grin speaks tho chief, '''rlcre'a been, I'm hi1Ald
An l,tltAu summers afouul"
What tine be rkdcll forth 10 shoot,
His layortte hoese tho dappfc u;
And, when hc Wahta a liatlr frult,
Docs Wss1 the Indianapolis
When finished ara h!a warlka taskA.
With bfazen fhcuncrutfy
For aFcre0ata Aad f11tl hN asks,
With charming lna.aauity.
Al night. before hts brd hen seek,
With r0uhlenancc fnriutn
liz takes h!s scatptnC. kulfc. snl cks
liz trims tho lnllan Cnra.
, 1877-11-22

armics hal 70 urap.An: Ietf Uasi' lEmstlf
vIr',aliv rtlc! the tsfo,lilit Whtn lr' sent tt'':
lr,,si.hu train, viii. .''li !atr wa d for
l.sn At Am ill fpuri-li"Hs.:, "n t. I}aLT: lie.
Fiiz I,' and i,,t E:aI hl s1nf sr,st,p!sr ~ II"
lnnnatt,,x with the rrst Ut The army. Int male
a Il ming AMI lrte!cs1 rtlor' t" 'iiel their why
acr,s. itu: ro,,ntry anA Join johnston. The
next tiav thcy stnppui for MI ho'sr Mt til" home
nj tbs writer. a DAYS march tn Thu journey t.
North Carolina. i llastv lunrf .as prtnnrch
for them, 10 which thc sinf3 dbl lusttrc; lN tc
General sat apart. his head bowed IN his hhnhs.
scarcely tasting the cup OF "r;nt coffee " which
f,atl l,cct, t,,a,lc to do linn .m.cai isun"r. Only
once, Except when N 10 his FnlfH. ETC.. flitt hc
rouse himself; then Indy prtacnt fle'kc hitter.
ly III the number Of straz0leFH VINO 1ihi tAlltfcu
, ,@f he srs :a A. sn nsa' xefa s' hos Ts'T t.
blame; they fought Iikr devils a. long a'rt
longer than their rnsfons hels! o!it they neve!t
struggled until thu a1cera .2:d them I" ~ ar'l
Tet stne'h'n% to Sat =" fa!"s rr ls9.' an
car Of corn Apiece for ttic Enen, nothing Tor tie
horscsi Could men 10 1noreF'
O1ttANGE-I.LOsst,NtS ON THE SLY.
HIsis1icA u f1nrtnnnH t'oM,nsf'taf.
New YnRK, Nov. i7.-Amony the passengers
who aatlct1 Tor Europe tntiay TN the stca'nshtn
Republic were Mr.. and Mrs. lfugh johnson, of
this city. Thclrs Is wedding VOYAGE. an's tho
story nf tho marriage Will tcn.! adiltiounl inter-
est 10 their departure. Mrs. .jollnson, ne: Caru.
line II. Arnold, Is the daughter Of ttc head oi
The largrst retail dry gotn's l,as,sc save oile. III
this city. str. itug., johnson b u fort of head
clerk It, hrr pa,,as establishment. lie Is turned
~ Year, of agc. o1Il i,ns been employed III ttt
l,utlsc ot irnu'A 4; CunsIubla since hts
arrival In thi. country fresh lrylaul, now
sons i,%e''tysEht ssars ,so: ,,r,, Nv" Srnr' s
now In too Is trusted clerk IN tls
SAME lN,,ise. For s0lnu years Na$l Mr. lluEf
, 1877-11-22
MIR. alnsoN's LOST FonruNY.

PHILADELPHIA a.l,1s ti4ird case 10 the notable
~. ,r,,,.t, h.v,, ,oront1v .ttrnr,.
tac'ts " !'"st'tase "4l.. ua's nv, "s 49,
cd attention IN TINS t''uatry' lhe his' ot tne
serirs was robbery Ut the Cathedral! OF
scyllle. tic head Of tho saInt being cut
,,.,,,. ..,ny frnm Mur,1Io,a uSt. Anthony
l'sa',5 n"" . ...,s,, ..,".,a., Elm c.tha.
OF tAaua7 WAC" "u"t"eo VI. eAt"e
dral, and brought to this city. THIS was
in October, 1874, un.i In the following january
.h f.,,,,,,,,,t waa nfrc,c for so, IN Mr. ecl,a,,s
Wv -" ,',. -, 10. IL :. H., 80 w.
the Wct'Kho"t1 us"'eF " ..t'7 e.I3' W "ao ~
nau1o Garcia. Through slr eshaus' promft
notification Of tts Bpanish Consulate here, Gar
c,n wus arrusted aud scut buck to Spain, where,
"" .',," W. H.. .s ..I", o,I t,,,r,,,,, nv IN,
W. pclleVe' ho "as ts'eu aa" 0a''oteu ~. '"o
theft Not long utter catlac hue aud cry from
Culllorutn after missing "Elainc," painted by
. M,,ton ovtltt aud on nt,bfc exhibition III San
=" .rs .-,,,.tas, ss,,s,-, ,.a. ,,,,.-.n al
Fiahetse. a., ns ".s. ~ f.,'r, .hn ram"
h,sht aou tns esas @ VIZ ~ .u NV .... ,'''
au tehovG auu .,,,o ,i,n. tpnt 81, tiIs wn.
Gl1t say ~ ons to .na.s, .nSs ~ .t s
uons 10 aage1usS .a1 p'ge, ate,s " l",svrrv ~
"ntS" WI. Aa.et ~ psoIa" aa lay, ,{}Yi.,aa rJ
wMen cenefUas ,,M.r,', ca tan, s'iv ~ nthcI,
Mhe!Ael a9y .s, omS .s su"s ~ ,,at ras':,h ~. III
~.ss 1Gs !s 1asi! & W. ~ ea,.r us ths .hf In -.
ns nat ts sI, ,a"s hsciir tu ra.e nv
, 1877-11-22
JIt1ji-N<1'r1:S.

Horton C"s.merc1u! EHi!ttiH.
Exit the ball field. Enter tie ball room.
A hana-to-hand fght-four accs against four
kings.
4 corner LII 1ax Is bad, but ache On u too Is
worac.
Irish tcameslty-Tho challenge Of tho Celtic
rtflcmcn.
1hst thing with which to open dead lock-A
skeleton key.
The New York girl now wcars lct,ons In her
hat; anil when her r)cyc III bright, mud her lips
sweet, the effect Ia intoxicating.
Concer.lug the coming cat-sl.ow at the Music
Hall, Il correspondent wishes to kapw II there
will hc any tomato cuts up there
The la.cst device for scarf.p!as Is q solid gold
fork, aud. when worn by fashionable youth,
the combination Of furk and sIoofl Is sal1 to be
very effective.
"Bos. Bull" Is The geological style which the
Louisville GoHrttr-JoarHaf uses III rsetlttuN III
quotations t1om tlls uaper. Il similarly atiEtr
eu W might rctors with tue ab5rcssation o[ Lo'
| GuN.
"Cotoncl,n said Sptccr, rs a lonE-winactl ~.
dividuat. with large ears, inally lclt tho o!iicc
mat, Is q donkey" 40 no.' saitl tho genial
Colonel, "rot donkcy,-on!y nh car rcla.
tion."
A rcd.nosetl reprol,ate, whose wardrobe would
o,,ly have Lecl 1sierrlataGlo by tllc pound, ct,-
tered the corner grocery, nndt planting an
| cInpty sola-wnter botttr on thu counter, snid
"(stnn,u sumo alcohol to clean silver with. y
4All right" responded the dealer tn wet goods
| t4lct's SEQ your slyes."
, 1877-11-22
CURRENT GOSSIP.
TIE COMING OF WINTER.
Autumnn winds aEu slghing: Natures leaves ar

TIE COMING OF WINTER.
Autumn'a winds aru slghing; Natuse's leaves nro
dying,
Anil ars falling gently 10 tho gsound;
Swift ttu hours arc gntnc, md arc sad1y showing
lIoury Winter soon will reign around.
birds no moro aro h.l!n9 all tho ali with trlllng,
t.ut they ltt aroun1 In numbers faw;
And The pretty flowers deck no tnore tho bowers.
Sar tho garden Tighten With thciF hue.
Oft we srel sadncss, ~ Of Summers glAdRcss
Thtnk WE. and tic graasy lucalowa where,
Trusting naught Of sorrow would o'crcloud tho
morrow,
sauntercd wo Into the morning air.
Many was tho party VIC recall, that hearty
Started forth TO spend pleasant day;
Tint, with fse!ugs scty happy. ballads merry
Sang to whlle tho hon,ewaEI rlde away.
Winters now beforo ~, and will soon BE- ocr a..
With his snowy skies and tronty atr:
Shall VIC shrink to greet him. shall wc dread to
meet him.
As unWrlcomc visitor Of care,
No; let US not sad,y think Of him, but g,nd!y
Welcome all tho rapturu Of the snow;
Welcome all Tho pleasure which 1t IL uur measnrc
To enjoy around the Gfcs[dc's glow.
When tho wind IA blowing actccly, andi It's showing,
Sheltered from the rigging OF tho sturnl,
I dearncsB
OF our pleasant habEtaton warm.
put there will be present many days unp!eaaant,'
Lag ring long and gloomy o'eF our homes:
| Lear then. all with gatEnes4-&tl of Winters sad
11akea tho Summer sweetcs when It cou,es.
, 1877-11-22

N1iAC01tnncous%
ClrrATiuE WaNTED-By An ExFEIltENCEn
> journalist In city or country. o. FILLER s7s
faItunks.
I.iJEATtUSS NAyTED-A5 WATERS IN A. plsLs
= tnsc family hy two young ehoret sl7th- Plfaee
cali a. O. FUuftt-nx.
, 1877-11-22

SrRiNGYsELi, ILL.,, Nov. .l.-Ihe BcshIon ot
tho Appellate Court today WAS wholly lcyutrt.
to the entry Of for'uaI orders, lcavc 70 amend
records, etg. FuEty c1lses ute HOW aoekutcd.
lu tho Sangansuu Circuit Court to-slay, Judge
Zone rendered uEhnluns in Important tax suits
which were appcalct frnn, the lower court by
AGREEMENT, aud are considered as test cases,
The decision, III effect, Il That III personal jus-
tncilt Gun f,u obtained u.al1lst tho taxpayer ex-
Revenue law, VIZ. by suit fn th1 name III the
peaplc, a1,i denying the right VI tue city tu
institute suit fot 1urtton merely Of tho taxes
due to 1t. II Is probable appca! will ba taken
tu the Apt}elIatc Court.
, 1877-11-22

f1OOkKCCpCf*s C1cTkN* Ntt
JI1ANTE1,-tN IrDSEaT ntstSEsa MAT. f1Hf
" II Thorough. practical. A1i capable Of t3kl7a
rh1rRr. find permanent situation in !arEr hons
ht tI1 10 {N, tcF ~cck tife:S with buslnCts history
SIC. c II. Tribune Office.
, 1877-11-22

Mifr nn rit, in nriynts fsinty wi;r there srt,
W other boartters. Address al. Tri!une olhrc.
l)0AlIl,-Akn ROOM nY rN,I YOUNG LADIES N
u pleasant family: VIII ray fair p!cc fur c0ln-
fnftAIc haHte. rctcrcarc4 exchanged. Adtrcas q.
Il fftjtr.
, 1877-11-22

HORSES AND CAIsIkIAGEs.
1TcrloS sALEs ~ Houses. nu.;GiES; i:,ll!li MAG'
iua d. Al WHEN 10. =. lsd sud 'la "4shlas1vp.st
t,ir,,I,s-TuE llkksF sLEIolis IN THIS MAE;
- mi ii px +RuFrs Wholesale VI retail l.s.loh FL
d Hi;U.. los svuth Cltntea.tt -..----
xx1AsrEi.-A Light cAEllAGE. CLAitEt,ScE:
w ianllu lsildAulests Will Psy sa.h wv os u
PAWS stA.sa. opposite Exposition HA1ainS' 'so"
IL 1 D 'IlItk.
, 1877-11-22
PERSONAL

iIsFfa1S AFrE!sSuOS ABORT 8.
in,IInna. .ny cxr, cufneF AHkt. frunt cno @!lnout
p,t d,ts; pcIsou dasuu4ly opNstte whom yoo fSeo8
Tribune etlcs.
, 1877-11-22

-. nlAC21lNEl1F. l1F.A.
TOA sALK-CuEAP-A RICHARDS CORN -sHELl.
N07 Espaetsy bushels pe1 hours used unv uloata.
Twu Ax- 4osss power portable saktnts aaa boilSF..
Eood = oaM sGconH, a.9a slattoS, pnHet" oe'1'n2'
NOR SALOONS STATIONARY ENGINE. !Ha1l
i xnd No. Btaka ateAui pump. Apply n st Nicll~
EAn.sl, -.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


At the Delmonico are J. L. Faeller
and NJ. Clark, Fairbury, Neb.; d.
Young, Lena, ILL.,; j. eastman, E.
Shirveley, o. Nelson, Il. Gredil, n. ].
Doyle, j. J. Oboyle, NJ. Quigle, NJ. An
derson, N. Ferys, E. Malez and W c.
Lincoln, Louisville, KY; NJ. A. Dor
Ian, d. Alliston, Rockport, Me.
AT Dyer's are John w. Stevenson,
North Platte; Henry Fox, VIM. Tur-
hum, wife and two children, Bay City,
Mich; c. L. Bagg, Sidney; w. Hutch
ms, Clark Howard, George w.
Gutcher, Mo-; Fred Drascher, Laramie
City; H. A. Bennett, Salem, Mo-; U.
j. Sanborn, San Francisco; A. c. How
ard, d. w. Lake, J. NJ. johnson, Col
den, Colo; II. b. Kelly, J. Olford,
Chugwater; j. f. Wingfeld, North
Platte; Nose Howard. G. w. Gucher,
California.
AT the Metropolitan are j. ID. Good
win, Boston, Mass; C. E. McKinnon,
st. Johns, N. B.; NJ. b. Kerrols,
Greeley, Colo; John Fields and wife.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration having
been granted by the Probate Court of
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory,
to the undersigned upon the estate of
John Leggett, deceased, who was killed
by Indians between Fort Laramie and
Custer City on or about the ninth day
of May, A. D. 1876, which letters bear
date the 23d day of November, A. ID.
1876, and which estate has been ap-
praised to be worth the sum Of three
thousand four hundred and ninety-sev-
en- dollars, and said decedent having
been supposed to be a native of the
State of Tennessee. Said deceased was
supposed to be about fifty years of age
at the time of his death. No heirs of
said estate are known to exist, there
fore, all persons having any interest in
said estate either as heirs Or devisees
will make the same known to the I'M
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law. j. ID. MAY,
Administrator of the estate of John
Leggett, deceased. feb13-dtf.
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A FRIENDS

DEADwooD, March %.
To the Editor Of the Cheyenne Leader:
A stranger to you personally, 1 take
the liberty of addressing you a word in
reference to a mention made in your is
u of the Sd inst, of Tom Hardwicke.
As m has it that the soldiers here
are ordered to return to Red Cloud, and
in such an event Mr.. H.. will most like
ly assume command of the scouts, 1
took it upon myself to investigate, as
best l could here, the charge made
against him, and the result is to on
vince me that you were misinformed.
And my informants are of those who
have known him since 1865. He stands
very high here with all classes, and is a
quiet gentleman.
He has the reputation here of having
struck the 'reds :" some of the scverest
blows they ever received, for one Of
which he was demanded by the British,
or, rather, Canadian government. AT
ter a twenty-siX days. trial, the authori-
ties refused to give him up to their m es-
sengers. j. H. BURNS.
Go to Polack's for clothing. m30
Silk Cloaks and Talmas just received
at
m2S-6t. MARKS & MYERS.
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Dr.. schenck,s STANDARD Remedies.

The standard for all diseases OF the lungs
Sre Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Schenck's
Ssa Weed Tonic, and Schenck's Mandrake
THIS II taken before the lungs are destroyed, q
speedy cure is effected. ~ 40 q
10 these three medicines DIR. III. Schenck,
VI philadelphia owes his unrtvalled success
nine treatment OF pulmonary diseases. go,
me tulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter In the lungs; nature throws of by an
easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or
tthhatter Is ripe q slight cough Will throw II off,
ny patient has rest and lungs begin to
10 enable the pulmonic syrup to do this.
Congratulations Pills and Schenck'sS Sea
,heeo Tontc must be freely used to cleanse
p y stomach and Liver. Schenck's Mandrake
finnnas act on the liver, removing all obstruc-
ssons, relax the gall bladder, the bile starts
'Seiy, and the liver Is soon relieved.
sehenck's Sea Weed Tonic Is a gentle stim-
cc n and alterative. ths kali OF which It is
sSeUnposed mixes with the food and prevents
ffSSaarliing. II assists the digestion by toning up
M = stomach to q healthy condition, so that
voo ~ 200 and the ulmonic Sy rup Will make
si HTu plood; then the lungs heal, and the pa
pr r" VII surely get well II care is taken to
nail VINO wish TO consult DIR. Schenck, either
ssiI n or by letter, can do SO at his prin-
epPal office, corner OF Sixth and Arch SITS,
snmhauelphia every Monday. MA
eista hsnck's medicines are sold by all drug
"s throughout the country. m7eod2m
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

Chas. Hecht VS.. NJ. v. Boughtsn and l.. D..
Beary.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
authority of n special writ of execution is
sued out of the District court within and
for Laramie county. Wyoming; in favor OF
and L. d. Beary, for the sum OF 81, s39. Is. and
costs. commanding me to sell the following
described property, heretofore attached in
this case, TO wit: All the right, title and in
terest OF NJ. v. B%oughton in and to lots num-
bered one and two, in block No, 1853 in the
city of Cheyenne, In Laramie county. Wy
oming Territory, / have levied upon the
said described property, and will offer the
same for sale at public auction, and sell tc
the highest bidder. for cash, on Wednesday
April 18th, 1877, Mt 2 O'Clock, p. m. OF said day,
in front Of the court house door of said Lara
mic county.
cheyenne, wyo., this March sth. 1877.
m9-d30d T. JEFF. CARR,
Sheri1 OF Laramie County, Wyo.