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The New York herald., 1877-01-07
HE'LL GATE.

SUSPENSION CT OPERATIONS AT FLOOD ROCK
woREMEN IMPRISONED FOR A. DAY By THE
ICE.
The sudden accum uation OF heavy and DRIFT leo at
He'll Gate has given aspect to AFFAIRS at the gov.
crnment works at Hactt's Point and Flood Rock.
All the projections in tho middle channel covered
with ice IN places several feet thick, ana the
only channel open that tho New York shore
Captain Mcrcur has tried aIl that he could 10
tinue hts drilling operations ut Flood Rock, the
stoppage just NJ ibis time, would DO disastrous, alter
all the expenditures madc and the good progress
work, as stated In tho HERALD some time since
1t has been customary to take the workmen tho
rock by means OF small steam launch, but the fra
vessel Is powcricss 10 contend against the Of
floating ice, and early IN tho week the Captain
ported TINT unless the ice blockade raised no
sndud be unable TO MAINTAIN communication with tho
works much less continue the operations, ns hrs men
much exposed and suffering from cold and tho
delays In reaching the scene OF operations whore II
necessary to keep both day aud night gangs work.
ing.
GANG MKS cur orr.
On Tuesday gang OF picked men were despatched
to take away tho steam pump aud To cover up tho
chnery. they cached tho rock at noon, hard
worked passage consuming several Eour-, and alter
thor work signailcd Ior the launch to take
them from tho rock. All efforts to reach them were
vain, tho little ''puiing pig" boat could mako no
hcadway and communication by row boats was
impossible All day on Wednesday tboy were upon
the rock, and IT was not until Wednesday evening, at
eight O'Clock, that tho launch was pushed up to tho
cHu OF tnc TOCk, Ueug phrtIy Utica from the
wafer by the drifting Ice. The much
exhausted from their long exposure ana ten OF them
were so weak that tboy needed assistance
TiIE WORK STOPPED.
The steam pump has been removed from tho works.
and tho water Is allowed to MI up tho tunnel and
shafts II will take about week from tho time
pump ceascd 10 work. on Tuesday afternoon 10 MI up
the mine. Tho water IS now far up tho main shafts
aud these Will shortly be completely hied
II Is intended to leave the works they until
the weather nodcratcs TO such extent TO justify
a resumption 0f work. aud thus the officials believe
II Will take about three days to pump the chambers
and shafts free IRON after this has been begun
will DO some days before the mine be ored
proper condition Tor the men TO commence work
The boiicrs engines and machinery on the rock arc
all covered up and protected from rust but IL rs feared
that ,hs suspension OF work Will do consdc rabic
damage TO the machinery.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. o, 1877.
GRAND sLZIGHIyG CARSIvAL--A DAY OF Jo-
VIAL FUN--THE MAsQUEgADEgs or THE PRO-
CEssroS EXCITE GREAT MERRIMENT.
All Washington gloriousIy excited this afternoon
by carnival slcghing procession on Pennsylvania
avenue, which transcribed In fantastic scenes aud
fun any public froic here since the grand carnival OF
ls70 Tho broad avenue freshly paved with snow
and resembling, In Its width, at least, Partisan
boulevard-was before three o'clock lined
with thousands OF people, on foot, under
umbrellas and 10 carriages, moist ana expectant spcc-
tators OF the show. Neither the Senate nor the Su-
prcmc Court In session, ana tho dientarcs OF both
those bod es came down IRON their homes with their
wives children and coachmcn. Half tho houses In tho
capital were empted OF their occupants, who crowded
the walks on both sidos OF the avenue TIL night
TALL and stayed there despite the hail and rain At an
early hour the House OF Representatives ad.
journcd and poured forth its members and
clerks to swell tho moving OF iookcrs-on. Among
these not least Interesting were tho coorod popu
lat,on Of Washington, the shrewdest, best naturcd
wtticst aad most intelligent negro multitude In any
American cty, and who nail from evory part OF the
Unon, North aud south. From their rollicking ps
came chiefly the shouts when greeted she royscrcr,
Of tho carnival.
The attcr appeared On In sicghs cutters ogs
heads boxes aud LarreA on runners. aud
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friends 10 be trusted, dcfcat IS admitted by
him IN any sense OF the word. On he contrary, Mr.
Tilden is moro honc!ul than he has been tor Il long
time past OF a settlement OF the Presidential Issue
which Will lead TO hts peaceful inaugurattiOp itc re-
CARDS the fact that Mr. conkiIns was substituted TOR
Logan ON the Senate joint COMMITTEE ON The Elec-
toral Count and his speech In the Senate on
Thursday last ~ rather favorable signs, and thnHs
that the abandonmcnt OF the theory that the Wee
PTosdent alone counts tho by most OF tho repuh
lcn Senator's looks favorable toward fair settlement
OF the dispute While Governor Tilden - hopeful aud
thinks that the republican scheme Of counting him out
~ 80 complicated and requires many violations or
the law that Il raay easily ia through, he IL yet not
coundcnt HIS friends that ut Tie same tiine. IL
may be regarded certain that cx-Govcrnor iiiuch
viii take recourse to incendiary or fratricida
measures II Governor Hayes should be inauguratcd by
what Mr. Tiiden may consider iorce ana fraud II tho
House does not acknowledge Hayes election.
auguratod, anu probably appoint Cab
nance an armed uprising, and would not even com
mand revolutionary army II he were certain OF
capturing with II the government These, say some
intimate friends Of Mr Tldeu, his sentiments, and
we give their statement Tor what II Is worth. Mr..
Tilden Is reticcnt that he Will not be interviewed
under any circumstances whatsoever and hence there
Is of asccrtanng whether his views ar"reprc.
scnted with absolute correctness. he statements
that Mr. Tdcn means to be present at the electoral
count In Washington IN February are also denied by
his friends, who say that he would consider II inde
cent tor him, as n candidate. to personally NEEDLE
with the settlement OF this nomentous issue, and that
he Will not try bias the action OF Congress by his
personal presence one way or the other.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
wAsHISGroS, Jan. 6, 1877.

wAsHISGToy, Jan. Q, 1877.
ENUMERATION RETURNS.
Tho official returns made to the Bureau Of Statistics
show that during the quarter ended December 81,
1876, there arrived at the port OF Now York H. 903
immigrants compared with 1867 for the
responding period OF 1875, decrease Of l, 76t
During the month ended December 81, 1876, 9, S96
immigrants arrived at tho port of New York OF this
number 1922 were males aad 1,07l females Their
countries islands OF last permanent residence or
citizenship follows :-E giand 605; Scotland
l42; Wales, ID; Ireland 29l; Germany, 94o Austria.
0s; Sweden, 81, Norway IL; Denmark, n; France,
1913; Switzerland. 90; spain, 80; Italy, ss; Russia,
2l9; Poland, 5l Hungary, q; Canada, 20; Holland
and Turkey, each; Belgium, - Greece, China, Nova
Scotia, Mexico, Honduras, Brazil. Peru and West
Indies. cach; New brunswick aud JAMAICA 3 each
Cuba, D.; Sicily, 4; born at sea, .
THE ELECTORAL VOTE COMMITTEE.
The SPECIAL Senate Committee Counting tho Elcc.
tora Votes held another lons session to-day, which
was devoted, Ike a the preceding sessions. 10 the
preliminary work OF examining and discussing histori.
and legal data for future action. The House
mittec the subject also held meeting, which,
however, was very brief, and adjourned TIL
Monday.
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
OHIO.

PREPARING FOR THE DEMOCRATIC MASS CON-
vENTroN IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAT
IT WILL DROP BELOW EXPECTATIONS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBUS, Jan. Q. 1877.
Very few leading democrats have thus far arrived to
arrange q programme for q mass convention next
Monday. General Durbin Ward and Mr. George W.
Morgan arc tho two most prominent men thus far
here, and they frankly admit that they do not
know what the programme Of Mondays exer.
ciscs is 10 be what Is expected of the
gathering 1t has been extensively advertised that
Judge Ranncy, Of Cleveland would DO here as head OF
his delegation but tho Cleveland party arrived tonight
and bring news that he will not attend the Con-
venton. II been claimed until day that NJ least
TO- 600 people would attend the Convention the design
being to make the largest political convention ever
held IN Ohio. A local committee say they
have arranged to for Tint number,
but tonight delegates say they do not
expect so largo number ms that will be present A
strong effort has been made 10 induce Ex-Governor
Alcn to be prescut, and with that end Wow his
name was placed ut the head OF the delegation from
his county lf he attends II is quite likely hc will be
chosen President OF tho Convention The feeling hero
is that resolutions to be adopted will bo rm but
not violent In their language.
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formed spectacle prodig igiousy comical The vehicles
In which they rode would have sufnced TO excite mrth
enough representing thcy did every style OF winter
equpagc introduced In the United states the day
Of Washington; but the masquers. the costumes and
their misaps caused the greatest gee. and for hours
the avenue In uproar
IL seemed as though the museums OF all nations had
been ransacked for ancient garments encasc tho
volunteers OF this odd festival Tho jungles Of Africa
and India; the forests OF both Americas aud tho wds
OF the British possessions north of the United States
contributed, along with the toy and costumers shops,
to their makeup. As they went by behind horses
both feet and slow they presented forms ot giants,
monkeys, tigers, opossums, dwaris whales os,rches
and wolves, alternating between sleighiuls Of
vividy bcdccked mock specimens OF empcrors. prin-
cesses and queens "Is dem,'' exclaimed wondering
darKy "do same crowns dcy pears IN when dey Is
the thrones ?"
"or course Now. neva knowcd II. Dar Jim
Blossom, my btudder.in-law, dc minstrel man. what
pcrfawmed befo' Queen Victory lie SAID she didn't
crown" mighty s.cd, bearing 100 masquer-
aders. and drawn by dozen mules. hltchcd tandem,
went by with waving Of flags and many voices. An
other sled occupied By with blackened faces and
attircd like women, In calico dresses, sped past a
sleigh iul Of men IN pas'eboard masks with
long noses and scarlet cheeks followed
IN dress and motions cluster OF oraug.outangs ex-
cited merrimen which swollen into great peals Of
laughter us u vehicle on runners, representing the
Louisiana Returning Board. came into view. The
pcrsonages composing this sboard were none too COM
pimcntary 10 tho originals; indeed, their as
poet was pratca be tancied. Not
the group OF Molly Maguircs cutter
close after them, the silent tour
members OF tho Ki Klux Kan. who tailed oil this
branch OF the procession, matched their fcrocous
looks. The cheers and ordinations OF thousands oI
spectators rolled down the avenue in roar, re.
sounding as the New Years guns from. tho Navy Yard
Nothing in the pageant was moro delightful than the
good humor with which al classes OF people behed al
kinds OF satires and buresqucs upon the present po
ltical difficulties. Such sarcs, however clumsy
numerous, but they provoHcd naught but hearty
laughter and harmless wtticisms Tho very Cabinet
officers, and other oAicc-hodcrs Of both parties who
poked their heads from their carriage windows
view the spectacle, laughed shook aud choked behind
their handkerchief
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Quarterly Journal OF luebrety Vol. I, No Pub-
iished uuder auspices Of the American
thc Cure of Inebrates Lockwood. Branard Co, HART
ford, Conn, printers
Report of Commissioners ~. 81 Of Education for the
Year 1870 Washington, ID. G.. Governments Printing
office, ls,0
Poems Wy Clement Biddle. Messra Lindsay Baker,
Philscepha.
England ~ Theodore Martin Vol = Messrs. ID. Apple
Co., Broadwav New York.
Intentional ,con,etrvs Series Of Problems Mss.rs d
App eton 4 Co.. broadway. Now YORK.
Foreign Relations the United states 1870 Ofhosl
Documents Transmitted! convrsss with the Annual Nee.
sage Of the President Decsiubre e. is7. Govvrrmsue
Printing Office. WAshinxt, ~. 10. u.
fot.srs American monthly. tor January. lss7 Msssss.
John T.. Potter A Co, Philadelphia
The Problem OF Problems and Its Various solutions ee
Atheism, Datwinism ana fLsism hsssra Chase HALL
Cincinnati Uho
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
POLO AND TROTTING.

Tho polo gamo and trotting matches at Cilmors'o
Garden continue to grow In public favor, aud lase
night, Notwithstanding the inccTcnt weather. the
house crowded Tho trotting matches we're -
usual very exciting In tho brst match, for which
there were six entries. Billy Blue took first money;
time, 2.5i 2ls, $3.50, Boy Billy second and Doubtful
third In the second match Billy Porter won. rimc,
1858. 2:55.
Miss Grudy the chariot race, having for . rival
Mr. Whttac.cr, who took the place OF Miss Lewis,
who was slightly injured when dsmountlng AFTER The
nat race.
Among tho novelties introduced last night was .
stecpiecnasc, which proved to be- OF the most
citing features of the iiormancc. programme
will BE- presented on Monday evening embOdyinx oil
tho Interesting features o last nights
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

SESSION OF THE HOUSE INVESTIGATING CON-
MIITEE YEsTERDAY-No PRooF or FRAUD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9, 1871
The House OF Representatives, committee to invest
gate the election OF Uned States officials In the prn.
cipai cities held their first meeting in This city, at the
Continental Hotel, this morning. The members pres.
eni were Mcssrs Waddel Rec, Wells and McDougalL
Mr. Cox, the chairman. was not present, having gone
to Washington yesterday, and Mr.. Rice occupied tho
chair IN his absence and conducted the nation.
Thomas A. Fahy. "a CITY Com mmissi0ncr testified re-
gardng the manner OF purgng tho lists alter tho regis
traon OF voters he was severely cross-exalnned by
Mcssrs McDougall ana Wells but definite charge OF
sfraud In the late election was ELECTED.
Tho committee then adjourned until ten o'clock on
Monday morning next
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
HOLDING CARNIVAL.

The Arion Vocal Society last night commenced the
celebration Of their twentynrst carnival" NJ their
hail. situated on ST. Marks place. Notwithstanding
tho unpieasantncss OF the weather largo concourse
OF lad aud pcntlcneh assembled before nine O'clock
aud when tho exercises commenced the hall presented
a most Lively appearance, beng decorated with flags
and cro~dcd with gayiy dressed lndica After kiet-
zeIs Band had piaycd the overture, "srcna," by
AuDer, tue President, Mr.. Bcrcngcr, Delivered his
opening address, winch was very witty and cicitcd
y nch langhta trnun tho nudienca
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
HEWITT AND TILDEN.

THETE ENTENTE COEDIALE UNDISTUEDED-
MR.. TILDEN WILL NOT COUNTENANCE A
REVOLUTIONARY UPRISING.
Tho statement which appeared yesterday after
noon, that tho prominent leaders OF the democracy
had become dissatisfied with Mr.. Hcwitt's manage
n,cnt since the end Of tho camr aign and ascrbcd
to It the alleged defeat OF Mr.. rildcn's cause, pro-
vokcd emphatic dissent and denial In tho highest
democratic circles and at the Manhattan Club ycstcr-
day evening intimate friend OF Ex-Governor Tildon
stated that ho knew this charge TO untrue; that
Mr.. Hcwrs relations to SIR. Tdcn were as intimate
and confidential as ever and that Nr. Hewvs tactics,
as pursued by lm since the election, arc fully ap.
proved by Ex-Governor Tdcn and his friends and ad
vlsers In this civ. Morcovsr. " Gnvsrpor TiIdsn,.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

Canarno Masscana. while gathering coffee beans In
Lndcs store at the Hudson River Railroad depot yes
i-sdsv was struek hv hssisvaior and Insiauuv Killed.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE CuAIEMANsHIP OF THE coMMIrTFrs-
THE PROBABLE NOMINATIONS TO THE TWO
STATE suPERISTENDENciEs--w -wooDIN AND
THE SENATE.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
BRADLEY ii!it ElHH ! q.

\ special from Washington to
he Cincinnati Enquirer contain
the following
iiuiton t,ke zen minutes, and
ia q :ar,er /" four Br ley. 'h'
IT, dcri, N&rwlck, ro G to ctUSe th'.
ucbAic. II sir ny ,iio,, wa made
20 get m te time. o'hor emoc a
m,,nncr- uf h" Commission d ".'r-
"g to >rcak. bat the ircj 'dg' q
+ gnt :e!u-cd to change the Gag
Law made yr- erday to clio c the
debate at + o'clock tr-lay. Ike e
was Ok OF a-to islmcnt uA"u
hc faces o: the Deu.cra,ic m'u,-
hers OF the Com mission as i' ad ey
osc wi Il Il ro'' ui manE-cript it,
his hand. | q d 5l"i Sc IN pn>- b
lhat tbe mas vino was chu,rn to Ii i.
the post # mutual lmoie had
written out hi- othn'o.i il advance
OF arguments b fore h M b. the
Q, m nI>Sipner~, but >ucs, proved to
be NE lact. NoAcry the look u;
anlaz .mrnt. Erudt'y attempted to
xci~r h:m >e'i by >ny"' 6 ni> "fe'k-
r2A knew lie wa ne Vuu>, and Il:
Najs had TO commit Ms views It.
whiting, anu thal he had writ el
ou. his views last night, intending
o change any portions that mlgn'
he u, cc~>ary If h waS convinced
y arguments to day Ii Is ne, Il
less to adj :hau he nad not ching q
,ty OF 1t. and that his prciete' TT
med nuinInn waSh weak attempt to
now why he should vpie as &c
d d.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
our CHI . u g Il.
IN. 0. PicGyunc.

a deep d,~tru>t exists in rany
m nds as to the sincerity of The
Merit ep.n Repub leans in making
c'rtain reported ovrrture> 10 the
~ouIhc'n Democrats iooll'r g 10 the
rrcognision Of the res ertivc gov
ernmcntS Of Gov. Hampton and
\ CHI lis, upon tie condition lha,
80 persistent Opposition be made
10 the i..aUg ration Of NJ, Hayes.
In he first place, 1t IS II god 1ha
no Sufficient qua, antcc OF good tai;t.
has been gwen by the friends ot
NJ. t.aycS. 1t is true that cer1aih
,uMors hnve gone abroad to the
rti'rc, lhn, the scrub lean leaders
ave dulermtn, 10 t. Ike a new de
parlure u der the incom
rNg Adm ui-t"u'ion, to- re
10 ,hc Sol h ri States TO
he conlto IF the best clcmca,.
in t South, to gve south
ern u,en f.ir share O! Southen pat>
ronage. and. il. a wo d, 70 furl the
oQdy shirt for. yer. New Pare,
correspondents have d clarcd thi
re ult a. good as an established
iacr already and ucwspar T. para
graphs end editorials have cIedl leo
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
n MEMORABLE seen l..

A special from Washington t'
the Cincinnati ELqrirer contain>
he f'Iowing:
At 4 4n'c'ncE the corridors in front
of the -upre'ne Courtroom we e
| Ih' ou:ed with an.,inu SD ctatnrs
Members # the House in good Y
numbers paced the ra~.e!iared
floors Minutes seemed hours
f W.. ten. fifie'n minutes rol ed
roui q. If er ihr hour .iA4, he d.
ci,lon had ari iv' d and still within
ne sacred mime 'he Tr buna
-at. hu,nDr~ few thic!; ard fast.
t,Xrec,a.ior wa foiirwrd with *
element. Fi.s, came tie new thai
bv "a vote of nine 30 TX the Tr!
bunaI h ID drcld d to 90 behind the
rciu MS. Following few o'e that
ne If the members OF the Com
mission had tain ed. Time j gg"d
%. The -up em,. moment oi di-
grace IA: last arr we'd and ?t 5:i5
! o'clock the Pablo were invited 4
hear The veruict. l he Cur rta;n wa
| u q q we. 10, Il WnII 100 soon
O ev'd 'Hcr wa to be all wed ans
he Dem c 'atic cas-, was toss. Agai
the ml--rve doorS shut N tI.' 70 e
worn jurors, and -. : n'ci Ok. by
the pnI lisan vote Of eight 10 -,ve:
| Louisiana, With -'tS-upt4 Az" !-t+!
| Xick rdnc,S was lecOl ued fnl
liayes.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03

K We Ju.i.C's ri the IS premr
c, UT sat upon he gesnd lmposi
ton two Democrats and thre'
Repnb icAnt, equally gifted and
SD in lega. tore with the
ame facts and Arguments be'o G
them ali ; and yet the D m cHat~
viewed every ONT in their ow,
party light, wn'Ie the Republicans
Invariably looked at matter
through radjcai glasses. it is 8
heQrv commentary on the Supreme
Court, but 1t seems 10 be J lst G, {
for all that.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03


even conclusive case. Mr.. Mich
oils is at least Il Governor de 5act0
Mr.. Packard possesses 10 Iowe,
beyond tic narrow confines OF the
st. Louis Ho'cl. aud remains there
io-day the living monument of a
brave peoples clemency and mod
Grafton,
(2.) The Constitution Of Louis
lana provides that the Genera,
ssscmb y shall be tie sole judge Of
the quali.ica ion. election and returns
OF its own members. No lrgl.la
tive en- ciment cin vitiate Or annui
The States organic law. 1t was tn
| cvidpn. intention Of the cOnslitu-
ion :har the returns Fl ON The poll
themselves should make up the
prinaa jaeie C Sc of every member o.
the General Ascend, y, and :hat n"
other Authority should inte, vene j..
the determination of the tiral de.
ci-ion. NJ rever, the Constitution
| provides that the ,wu houses OF the
As-,mb, y shall, in thel" joint cap
uclty, count the voles cast TO
| Governor, and that the candidate
who shall he found to have had the
rreat st votes shall be declared
riecttu. Now, ten. he point j.
that althopgh 10y a certain con-
true ion nf the law he certiical'.
II oven de facto Governor, Iva ed
IN the return. made hv a canvass
ing hou'd, may be "djudgrd final
-ucl certificate and -ucn canvas
cannot decide the colnnositiun OF a
Genera! AsSenb y Or relieve that
Assembly Of the duty Of counting
The votes cast for Governor, and
declaring him having the greatest
number of ocs duty elected. Thus
Mr.. Hayes may disc n Get his own
from the Gaze OF Mr. Packard, and
+. cngnize Mr.. Nichols. while he
d;splaces Mr. Ii.deu.
(3.) The claim of gratitude viii
not likely aft, c, him deeply or in
auence him dec;sively. Mr. i!aye:
knows very we'll what a SELF eek
ing Sc, they. a"e VIII" appeal to hin
upon that score. They have hac
from The first 40 footing here which
they could m,iAtaiD without the az
of Federal hayoneis. AID lhev owe
at least as much to The Fcde a
power OF the party as the !arly
owes t, their ind vldual devotion
Aud, again, !, is plain enough tha
southern Republication is on it. Ia
.e1S aud cannot, without The aid oI
alen; fraud ever again carry ;
single Safe South Of Mason an,
D:xon's lie. NJ. Hayes is p,cd-
d 0 Il single term; bat if he wishc
TO con nre The Government in til,
haad of his parry he will see tha
his policy viii! be 10 ''unjoad th'
>ontn,' strengthen Rep.bI c.nisn
at North by We and concil
iatory lo5cy. and to weak, n thu
D III era: C position rather h..
no ding our the olive branch thar
Ivy IN d endeavor to put it TO III
sword.
West Feliciana sentinel. (St. Francisville, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-03-03
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Mr.. Daniel L. Beatty, of Washington,
n. j., the energetic and prersevering man
ntacturer of the Beatty Piano and Golden
Tongue Parlor Organs, deserves the high
est credit for having produced the most
perfect musical instrument combined
with the utmost beauty and chasteness of
design yet offered the musicale public.
See his advertisement in another page.
Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington,
NJ. Feb. 1O-1m,