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TIE nKNoCRAcY OF RICHMOND GIVE ASSURANCES
or vIReINIA's LOYALTY, eRowL A LITTLE AND
ADJovRN.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. ga mass meeting Of
the citisens Of Richmond and Virginia generally
was held in the House Of DeleRa tes to consider .
solution Of the Presidential controversy, and to
give assurance Of Virginia's loyalty to the Union
and Constitution. Resolutions were passed cen.
surfing the action Of the returning boards; that
the right. to count the vote is vested in
agreeing as to Who is elected that tbs House,
shall elect the candidate having the largest num-
Der Of votes; that the action Of certain boards to
the liberties Of the people, and, lastly, calling on
their Representatives. to 50 express the senti-
ments Of their constituents In unmlstakable Ian
RuaRe.
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investigating Committee

Investigating Committee
IN PHILADELPHIA DISCLOSE NOTHING OF IMPORT
ANCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. S.-The special committee
to investigate the recent election in Philadelphis
and other cities resumed its sitting this morning
and examined Charles Henry Jones. An attorney,
at length. Nothing Of Importance was elected
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TIE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONERS

SAVE Your HAIR. -
II you wish to save your hair and keep 1t strong
and healthy, use B1rnett's Cocoaine.
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81 H M. o' a.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS.

The ANNUAL MEETING for the election Of
Officers will be held
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN. 10, 1877.
All active members are requested to be present.
The Twenty-fourth Anniversary viii take place
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. II, 1877.
- STEPHEN H. TYING, JR., OF New York. viu
deliver the Annual Address. JaS-U
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A. B. MALoNEY, NJ. D.,

Philadelphia Pa, says: 81 find DR.. Bulls cough
syrup excellent, having ready sale, and render
ing more satisfaction than any cough syrup I
have ever sole"
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Indiana's Meeting Yesterday.

1ndiana's Meeting Yesterday.
DEMOCRATS AGREE TO CALL A NATIONAL CON-
FERENCE AT WASHINGTON.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. ga large meeting Of
Democrats was held here to-day, notwithstand-
ing the inelement weather. Among other speak,
ers was Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees,, who submitted
his plan for counting the electoral vote. A call
Is to be made for national convention In W ash
ington to examine the present disturbed ques-
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COATS

of broken suits, IS; former price, $40 and sl2-
EIsENAN BROS,
Corner Seventh and E streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-09

AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.
BY B. H. Warner:
AT $50 O'Clock o threestory brick dwelling and
store, No. 64 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. s, 1877.
The New York Post's financial article says:
.Gold opened 1osx, declined by 1850 to 1os, and
all sales since nave been at l0sh@lo61f. Foreign
exchange is steady on basis of 4s35@4s3A and is5k
GIs5z for prime bankers, sterling. In the money
market the quotation for demand loans is 6@7 and
for prime mercantile paper s@7. Government bonds
are firm. The changes on coupon issues are an
advance Of y in s's Of 1881, decline Of y in the
1s67's and 1o-4o's, and u in the new SIS. The old
1865, 1865 and currency SIS are unchanged.
The registered 1s6s's closed on Saturday at 1850
ia, and advanced to-day to ui4@ll44, on pur-
chases of only $50 0co, on an order from Philadel-
phia. The stock market opened u higher than 1t
closed Saturday for Milwaukee and st. Paul pre-
ferred ard Il for New York Central, New Jersey
Central and Michigan Central. Illinois Central was
N lower, Delaware and Hudson Canal y. and Han
nibal and st. Joseph u, and Rock Island and Ohio
andMississippi each; otherwise there were no
changes. From the opening until about noon the
general list advanced 1l@Y, the latter New York
Central. Since noon there has been . decline Of e
az, the latter Milwaukee and st. Paul preferred.
Illinois Central has been exceptionally weak, and
during the past hour further declined2 1thas since
recovered IL. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
first declined x and afterwards recovered Il. Lake
Shore is quoted ex.diyidend Of ~ to-day"
The total imports irto the United States during
the eleven months ended November 30 amounted to
S3eo 30l 4s4 merchandise and ~ 512 1893 specie In
the corresponding time in 1876 the merchaodis i'm
exports for the eleven months OF 1876 ended Noyem
Der 30 we're including specie and foreign merchan-
disc, $50 $685. against s52s, ss, rs during the same
The imports and exports for these months, the
first eleven of the calendar year. specie in each case
Included, compare as follows:
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listers and Overcoats at one third less than
original cost. EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and E.
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book and Job
Printing Once prints Business Cards for s225
per thousand. Satisfaction guaranteed. Type
and machinery all new.
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SEvENTY-FIvE GENTS PER THOUSAND.
Small Hand-Bills printed from new type, for
seventy. i've cents per thousand at the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, Job Once.
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book and Job
Department is unsurpassed, in its extent and IA
cifties by any printing house in this or any other
city for the prompt and expeditions execution of
Lawyers Briefs. Type and machinery all new.
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Criminal Court.
Before Justice Macarthur,
THE oTTMAN TRIAL AGAIN PosTPoNED-IT MUST
PROCEED TOMORROW, WITH OR WITHOUT TIE
COUNSEL BEING PRESENT,

The second trial of VIM. Il. ottman, indicted
for robbing the United States Treasury in April,
ably was the cause Of Drawing a large attendance
TO the court room. The accused was present, nc
companied BY Messrs. A. 3. K. Elliott ana VIM.
represented by District Attorney a. H. Wells
and Hon. Jeremiah Wilson, special assistant In
HIS Honor was on the bench very promptly, and
Immediately after the formal opening Of the
court the following Proceedings took place:
the ssdy 70 IN case
Of the United States vs.. William H. Gilman,
which was assigned for to-day,
Messrs. Merrick and Carpenter, the leading coun-
gel for the defendant, win be engaged to day and
Tomorrow in the supreme Court Of the United
moment that they will Be able to proceed. They
are the counsel conducting the case, and at that
time they viii be ready TO go forward with the
Mr.. Wells If your Honor pleases, wish to
say that the Government has witnesses present
elsewhere. Many Of them are business men and
II is exceedingly dinacult to keep them here.
This time was set for the trial especially to ac-
derstand that he could not be present until now,
and at this time would be prepared to go on. This
day was compromised upon, and every arrange
Mr.. Elliott have made the request simply In
behalf Of the absent counsel, who are charged
With the conduct Of the case and 90 not thi1s
ence to the prosecution. 1t is not expected
that cause will always be considered on the day
fixed, but that is done for the purpose Of getting
to trial at as early day as possible to suit the
counsel. -
Judge Macarthur. Well, can't the jury be en-
paneled or an attempt made 10 get jury.
Mr.. Cook. That is one of the most important
elements of the trial. and the other counsel ought
to be here when IL is done.
Judge Macarthur. Then let the case be spe-
cially set for Wednesday, as applied for by the
counsel. 1t was necessary that day should be
assigned in order TO prepare the case and pro-
cure the attendance of witnesses. When one
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Liberal Advances made on Personal Property to
any amount and for any time desired on very Ses-
sonable terms.
Also Goods sold on Commission.
A large stock Of Goods on hand, NEW and second
hapd.) sold very low for cash. 1a&n
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Excess OF eNpOrfs -, 433, SO o. III, l57
90 The complete year will probably show excess
OF Exports amountiog close upon $40, 600. 900.
! In New York to-day money was dull at bid:
Exchange steady At 4six. Gold dull and heavy at
lOels9l06A. Rate for carrying, Z.
The sub. Treasury balances at New York To-Day
were Gold, s65. o1e 4C4; currency, So 81. 53S The
b-Treasurer paid out on account of interest,
t25s COO; for bonds, ss2ooo. Customs receipts TO-
Government bonds active aud lower at the fol-
lowing quotations:
6e. 1851, coupon. ...li3k sos 1888.
SOS. lS6s............losS New nves..........ul4
Sn's. lsse, new.....IosN le-D's, coupon......li2A
kO's, leN...........n2A
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s~THE NATIONAL BANK OF TIE
~ REPUBLIC.-WAsHISSro d; e. De-
this bank will be be d in the bank building on
TUESDAY, Januarys, between the hours OF and
3o'clock p. m, to elect directors for the ensuing
year. CHAS. BRADLEY,
decSO-td Cashier.
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R~FARMBRS' AND MECHAN1CS'
kS National Bank. GEORGETOWN, II. c. De-
cember 9, is7s.-The annual election for DIRECTORS
Of this Bank will take place at the Banking House,
on TUESDAY THE sth OF January, 1S7. Polls open
from u n. to Up. m. W. LAIRD, DE-
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Two DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
TuouaAND-
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%e A MEETIN6 OF THE STOCA'
rs HOLDERS of the W ashington and George
town Railroad Company for the election Of direct
ors will be held the office OF the company, corner
OF First street west and Pennsylvania avenue, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day OF January, ISL.
The polls viii be opened at Il m. and closed At z
d. m.
Transfer books will be closed on the 5thi of Jan
uary. 1871, and opened on January II. lsI.
H HURT, President.
G. NJ KOoNRs Secretary dex3-sd
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To CLEAR.

To CLEAR.
Broken quits ct half their original cost.
EISBMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and E streets.
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fell through, and finding himself with the iron
on his hands drew on deposits Of the Chicago
Bank to pay for 1t, causing that Institution to go
into liquidation. In 1873 he was in Milton, Va,
in the fruitcsnning business, staying there until
ISIS, when no came to Washington and got po-
sition in the War Office Winslow is married. and
is said to be man ofvery hne culture and educs-
ton, speaking several languages, and at the
time Of his arrest was living on o street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth. His arrest will be a
most profound relief to q great number of per-
re, as all the employees of the cash-room have
been more or less suspected OF the robbery, and it
his kept them and their families In extreme
RuXiety
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H-TRY HILBURN,s
e HOT SODA WATER
WITH THEIR sUPKnfoH
TEA, COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WA7ERS
On Draught all the Year.
oca-H In Pa. avsnue, near Wizards Hoeel.

e~FLUID LIGHTNING EXOELN
@ any remedy ever known for the fmnedi-
ate cure Of Neuralgia, Headache, &c. Sod 40
Couahlfn,s Temple Dru9 Store. elf
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DIR. LAMBrBT's COMPANY.
Stakeholder Trow'. Description OF how the
Accoupt. were Audited.

nv, ...i..,i-., -, A. onnj,a - Iho
Iho examination ihVo 'nc "'"i' VI ''o
broken American Popular Life Insurance Com
,o,, GOO continual ho,orc nefcrcc Ira d. War
p""' ""o ,,,i,,, 40 Co. - ,.,
rcn yes,crdny' Willinm W. nhnrp tto,N
holder who WINS the first witness. testified TINT
Lo ,,,o,,c connnnv n p,orisncc FOR s15 900 IN
ne E"N"'"o oo''p'r' ~ si','oo W"
hs property ana that nc hchhcr iSkcu i"r nor
received any consideration therefor. " gave
a. Lao a.iJ ".tr,,Iv h,.nua, pr In,,icr,
IT, Nv 'n''' ','nr' "o, "'7V - '"''''. -,
nSkeu Tor H. \ Eol IL nack MI rlgnt anu put IL III
my pocket. didn't nsk any questions. |
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ornR $40. ooo. ana .fIh0uKD.
what the Taxpayers Of Nrw York Must Pay
I" Support the tiS Government.

The Board Of Appointment yesterday
fixed the sum TO be allowed for III" support of
thn oty Government in 1875 at tloo.2.3sj13.
Th" sum allowed for 1877 was s3o9si 2G9iS.
and ih1' a-hrl s. the departments for 1875 WAS
s32.lll7t2l3 OF tn" sum allowed for 1873.
s3,NUS212.ut Is tle city $ quota OF tho StntctaX.
hnl tlu3l5.9l302 is required to pay the inter
eel on the CTS debt and for the redemption Of
the drN.
. The. sum ask ID for hY nearly every depart
mont has bncn cut down. The c-lmnte Of tho
Board Il J. iu Htion H. r.lu 'l 1896 500; that Of
the Police Department Si33,2uO, and that o. the
Department ~ Public Murkr i314.2ju, Tho
sum asked by the Commits, ionor Of Jurors ia
reduced from $4,000 to sG.n1o, and tho Cor
onrrs' fees from tsjuuO To 81 900,
This stinuta made by the board is 10 he sub
niitcd to the Aldermen. After they have re-
yiard it, the Board Of Apportionment will take
final action on il, and fix the sum t. he raised
by taxation ior The maintenance OF the city Coy
crnmrni in 1878, Should the estimate rs II Is
now ilNrd remain unchanged, The sum 70 be-
raised hy tuNMion viii he s27,5s2 $50 1870
Comptroller Kelly believes that the rate of tax
~ 1873 viii NOT 'N"c"d 25j per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
I'Oy HUNTING ~ 4 RdIy STORM
How the Queens County Hunters Spoiled the
Looks of their scarlet Coats.

Tho Queens County Hunt met Yesterday
noon ut the kennel at East Meadow Brook. Al
though rain had already begun 10 fail II was de-
tcrmiacd t. brave it. and merry pnriy SGT ont
for Sprnguo'a Woods. the cover that they hn
decided 10 draw. by the time that the woods
were reached the rain poured down steadily,
but tho lca1c- were slipped and. after a short
search. tho hounds gave tongue and away
dashed tho hunters after them. The only wo-
man grazing the chase was Mrs purdy. Among
tho gentlemen were Messrs. Centre. Grswuld.
Iborowsky. Lorillard. Bricc. and Frost. There
were also {. number Of countrIncn mounted.
Tho earlier portion of the chase through thick
woods was very diflicut. and progress was nee
c-snrily slow Several gentlemen were thrown
ont altogether. hut when the open WIS reached
there was fair showing Of snrlct. and Mr.
Griswold's horn rang mcrrily out rs they seam
ucrcd away over lloughcd Held and took TIA
fences finely. Here % hard fail was received by
Mr.. Bcmont's groom. who was following tho
hunt on his masters horse. striking the ten
Horse with his rider came crushing 70 the
ground. They were quickly mp and on how
ever. and no homes were broken Mr.. Centre,
who recently received n severe fall. was in n
bad plight. for the rain and mist 50 ol~rurcd
his glasses that hc could hardly SEQ the fen ,rs
before h. WAS upon them. Nv this means he
ro'riyed some pretty ugly 'unble-, but he fol-
lowed pluekily to tho "nl.
After n run Of nrarlA tn mill :. md aiter all
but Mr. Gr-Weld aud Mr. rost had sustained
falls. more or less severe. the rain came down
50 heavily TINT the scent was DESTROYED ANA the
dogs were utterly ~ fault Therpinre II WIS de-
ciied to give NJ the chase. uul IrNunrd Will
IA ,nish another days run. AZ the hunters came
iruoping back g. TIA" cosy farm hou1, at TIA" N
mel they showed evidences - hard run Ihg
mud: cords 50 white at the start were soaked
and disrulornd: boots were covered with mud.
and both men and horses were s9akel and be-
drag1led. However all were enthusiastic over
the days run. and eager Tor another.
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FIREMtN WILLIiMs DYING.
Too Weak to Sign the Dcpo.ition thnt he
Maac 10 toroner Illln.er.

Joseph Williams, the fireman Of Engine
Company No. ., In Fulton street. who was stab
bel on Sunday by his comra1c. james Dono-
van, was 80 low yesterday that Coroner Elhnger
took his ante-mortem deposition. They quar-
relied over dog owned low Williams which
Donovan wished to huy. Williams WAS very
weak when visited by the Coroner, hut slowly
mad" the following deposition. to which h" was
unable to sign his hume, hut made his mark;
sunday. oct ~. asked tie assistant foreman for
leave o abs nee Tor about forty minute told HIM
mig hc even LONGER ON II turn the foreman told
had uvcr,ttNri my time, ~ had only been allowed
ihrt, minutes went 10 look at the book. when
James Donovan snntchci II from me appo ae To the
foreman. who told Donovan TO let me lnok AZ A. dbl So
and walked over H. The stove. Donovan followed me
AT III. time an oren knic Ia hs hand sung out TO
the Captain foreman " That man has knife in his
hand and viii cut ne As he approached the stove
told him to let me alone or would M him. We then
10th struck each other he will his right hand and
with my len Immediately my arm dropped hcless
then knocked him down with my right fist The blood
Wa streaming from the wounds IN my arm. The zap
tin Jumped IN between NJ and separated rs Luxe cav
anagh and the foreman were the ones remember seeing
% q. The time OF the occurrence Was about 10
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q TwQ tons - iuci' pun are daily worked
nrh Ga" VI lHt' desert ana s'fi'n TO- lli,r uil mar
San Jos, whore IL Is converted Into Nlmlt wrapping
papr About fw,nt. mon Rur 'fuplnt,A in The manu-
a., Wir 3" lh' pun &c l"nH th' manufacture 90 mint
shf an luie lhffs Wal h. commenced. and &, rot
VIA I. rlerht,' Inst s"un Che iunnuia iur o paarr
rom iht lucf ifHconA plant Nlll afford onpl Au, nj
iW ,u"u' ihd' ui men Tue Supply Of mAiruali, unhm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
TO PHiLADELrHuN.
PENNSYLNANlA RAILROAD
lnE OLD BsrABIlSilrp ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
kRw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

lIlkIEfN Iitil'ffH TRAINS lAiU " AN DAll y.
THREE DEFOIS n PHILADELPHIA
TWO n NEW YORK..
pOulh Track the Mos, Improved Equipment ana the
iasest limu consistent Miui absolute 7a.rl!.
on ant after lm' 20 l@f7.
Express Trains leave Sow Nnrk. u -br0s-cs AMI
tnrtlanit STA ferries a~ follows
~ ~ a. ~ limited 1850 4 VI ! "a : and
.1f sunday. - VI 70. o. :. amt $40 T. NJ
boat. nj brooklyn AmnrN counecl with al hipueh
trans at j,rNN cav, anorilus - speed, ami direct
transfer Tor Brook in travel
Returning iIaw, lcn,e rmhdclphia q 80 o. : 3d. = 81
Hnl II NJ Qmlted eNnrfss. 80 T. VI % I. 80. 2.
and y T. N and T. midnight on SUNDAY. 3 80. =,
s'aA N I n 4. ami - midnight
Ticket offices, 20 and ga BrnldNAN ~ Astor
lluuN. AMI loot 81 Desro,.' and loruauii st.. fruuu
It, BruuklNn NJ. lld. amt Ms Hudson IT. lIlhht Do
place
FRANK THOMSON. e. FAINIR
Gcnrral Manager GEM l'As,clItt Agent
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i GKEAI TNI N line
AND UNITED STATS NAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATS NAIL ROUTE.
TN and after june ~ 1871,
Trsins leave New York VIA Dcshro,>,s and cortlanit
ST. Ferries, : follows
E,prcss tnr llaru.hurs Pitlursh the and south
WIN Pullman fsiace Cars attached, "a " % ani 81,
daily
For Mtlansport. Lock Haven CUrrv ani Eric. NJ ~
NJ, CONNECTING At turrs ion Ifus,I die. Petroleum
Centre. aud the On Regions For Milham-poit and
loFk laNln a.
For Riumorc wa.hnstan nni uc south, "Limiirl
Whslun'ion ENprr-.' Of Pullman iaflnr cars iail,.
except sunday. % \. n nruer Washington I ~
hesulu A. - A. Il ami . 80 T. NJ. sun.
Gay Nund tuf VI
RNpr-s irr rhiad, lplia. : 9o = - - 80 Iimiicn.
lOnA .i.f. a.N q. e. uut~ - o. NJ. sundays 4 ".
3 :, and Dr NJ Lm;r,rt ma second Glass, 7
noats of Brooklyn Annex" ,onncct with All through
uhins NJ lcr.> tlN. nnprdius siNcd3 and direct
fol trans 10 Ncwark. Ihfincfh Railway. Princeton.
Trenton, I, rtA AuihpN. lrnlustNu. EfNiirrc. uuI
other paints c local schedule, at n II. k,t uu.Os
Trans Arrvc o. From rii-lursh, 81 ~ ami % ~ VI
and 10 .pr dailN, lnlp A VI aud e. % T. VI hulN.
except Mondty FROM Nhshm-tNn Hnl baltimore.
- IA 10. % TO- ami 10 1D T. VI. sunday.
COO From Philadelphia 2ni. q 3D. $40. o.. no..
- ~. ~ ~ 4 v 20. : In. 90 300. % 3D. 49, Ia No.,
l0spr.M sunday ~, dan 10 81. II - NJ q ID
and 10 alp
Ticket unl.c- go AMI OiI Br1tlwav. A.,nr iIon.o
ami foot uf DH-hrn~srs Hri tlfthult SIS Court -
brook VA. ~ ING ami iiS ui,un st. llpN,u, Il, not
jcr.ey t,ty hnisran, nckrt Onto. hurl place.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. T.. FARMER
hrnrrHl Manager G. ll Pass i-ur Agent
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PRRFEcrloSi
BOXERS BZTTEHS.
| L. FUNKE, DR., sole Agent, II john IT. Y
i. q Box I.J4y
TIIE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1878
A. the tune approaches Tor the renewal ~ suL.enp
tons. THE Sun would remind it, friends AMI well ~ 'h
ers everywhere. that II Ia again csnddiL ior their
Consideration aud support Upon It's record Tor the pat
ten years 1t relies for continuance Of tb henrN -yn
patty ami generous cooperation which have Lihesio
been tended Ia II from every quarter of the tui,n
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ID columns While giving The news OF tc day 1t aln
a large amount oi literary AMI miscellaneous
matter specially prepared for II Tms SrNpr Sus h''
met with great success Post paid 81 Goa Jeir
The Weekly sun.
who does not know Tms wKssL, srN' Itclrrulaes
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