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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
THE SMITH COLLECTION or PAINTINGS

The private collection of pictures made by
Nj Henry y smith attracting large number OF visitors
10 the Kuriz 4cry, whore it now on exhib ton The
sale viii take place at the Association Building corner
Of F0uTth-aye and Tweutytn ST. tomorrow evening.
There are 20 pictures IN all mostly by French artists,
with few German, Italian, Belgian, and English names
The only American painters represented arc Berstadt,
! G Brown and II. II. Moore There are comparatively
few Landscapes The bulk Of the collection consists Of
such genre painting is represented by the names OF
VDelt Touimuuchc Boutibonnc, EauSniet, Fiche, and
Goupi This class OF pictures Is SIN very popular; and
such works as Viberts "BOuque,' BOurmonnes
Skaters and Difficult Shot" and Baugnets Neck
lace are suro 10 IND purchasers. Moore's Moorish
Past me-" although again meet Ia 1t the dsagrceahc
tick-lipped model he exhibited IN Philadelphia IT, tech
ulcally nearly as good any OF them. To the same
class belong Lagos Squirrel" and Comptc| aliXs
Binds Nest" anc "stilts." ZimmermaD's wine
Iasters" and Hbners Intercepted Letter have less
color bs more incident than the former.
One of the most interesting works is Illustration OF
Ae legend Of ST. Hilbert, in blue crdyOn, by Rosa Bon
heur 1t is wonderfully weird, poctcal and snpernatu-
raj An admirable picture is Jules Breton's Woman OF
Brittany In spite OF the natural unlce or the crossed
and twisted ankle BIerle's Poetical Inspiration" il
well enough painted TO deserve a sensible title. Among
be better pictures VIC may also notice Escosuras Por-
trait" Hebert's Bigands," and Duyerger's Truant
Boy" There are three excellent landscapes by Diaz,
Daubirny, and Lanbnet one by Rousseau, snguary
ouct and mOnOt0nOus in color yet showing tho masters
hand; and a gray blurred Corot, which Is yet lhil Oh
suggestion Of The two landscapes by hoekEoeA
are less satisfactory Hdebrandts Burmese sunset Is
,orgeous pbeuomenon and the large picture OF Lake
Waenstadt" by Roiaen has many fine qualities, with
all its academic cha acter The NcrbOeckhOVens are NJ
eau.l: the largest, scotch Highland Sheep Is Dest;
ut trcr . nothing fl the animal line good as Her
ring's simple ana charming Mare ana COu. we lhuht
n0t omit 70 mention the names Of Gerone t"ho hts
Iu,iuiii.v. ueurcJ, Coomans, Zem. Bron and Lrnolr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
MISSING RECORDS.
TIKI ARCHIvE Room IN THE Old STATE HOUSE
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS DATING BACK To 1921
MORE THAN 200 PAPERS LOST OR STOLE,

TIKI ARCHIvE ROOM IN THE Old STATE HOUSE
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS DATING BACK TO 1871
MORE THAN 200 PAPERS LOST OR STOLEN
SINCE 1871.
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Feb. 21.-ln the third story OF the
Old STATE House there Is a rarely visited aud whose
interesting contents probably unknown to most Of
thousands That yearly inspect the STATE buildings In
this room are stored the historical records and docu
mens Of the State OF SewYurK OF the Province Of New
York, and further back yet Of the Province of New
Amsterdam. The Oldest OF tine documents
bears the date 1921, and written III the
Dutch language. The jet black ink with which
ii was written has only slightly faded. aud
every word of Ae compact written document Is egbie
The documents are neatly bound booss the Of
which Is great that they I'LL every shelf Of large
ROOM They contain very valuable material for the use
vi future historians. During tne past year, under orders
from Mr. BgeOw Secretary OF state, the custodian has
prepared from them Interesting history Of the Dutah
and Swedish settlement on the Delaware River. Az
appropriation VAL soon Dc asked Tor tie publication u
this volume
Mr. Bgcow has Just discovered that my valuable doc
umcnts are missing and that they nave been lost through
the carccsness couduct II the cusUdans sc
dcpredaons have all been made since the year l-1l-a
catalogue showing that they then In the session
OF the department The following persons preceded NJ.
BiscloW ~ Secretary uf state: Homer y. NOD, e.
Hilton Scrihnar and Dietrich Wiiers. Tac dtruiu ats
were cut ont OF the books In which tiey s1L mi
sent to lawyers and others desired {, Len. AMI
wes, not returned. They occasionally used % tes-
tiino.y la disputed ia the courts. Autograph
hunter. undoubtedly obtained possession OF some OF tie
documents.
No record was kept Of the persons 10 whom the} were
LENT so that they cannot be red DO through tue
favor OF the persons whose i'1-o they now are
Mr. BigcIow has adopted new regulations which
will have a tendency to prevent s.mlar Gepla SONS
The following notice has been put Oh ne door oi me
room In which the documents are kept:
tins Office VIII make their applications 10 the secretary
on STATE setting forth their full name, Residence, I'd Trees
la ArAuF The document they wish 10 consult ana d
rogerence il required The Custodian Of historical rec
ors Wall require the written order 81 ne 7ecIe,arl m
ae from MI persons desiring 20 consult tie records III
ms charge winch he will record IN book together VIII
IN time wl,u doc u'nents consulted by the
parties Presenting such orders
The missing documents include % in the Dutch
language and 1913 In the Englisa language. Among the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

BLAKE-At No 33 West twenty htthst on Igesl4y morn;
ing % 1871 Homer X F. Blake aged % years son Oh
Mary Flanagan and capt Homer - BAKE, = : Navy. l.,
friends and the tr ends and relatives 81 the FANNY are IN
vt,d attend the funeral from Trinity Chapel, on FRIDAY,
Feb. 4ad, ut $50 p. IL
CLARK-On the 2Oth INST, at Newark, y. J., Alexander
Clark. arca 30 years. -,
H. funeral will b. attended from his late residence No IS
NashngtOn.st Friday the 23l, at IL Eelt
friends OF the fanny respectfully invited 10 al
teld.
COMMUNION Wednesday the 2lst at the residence Of her
In-aw, O. V. -InOua, "A VA St, Jersey cry,
j., Kate NJ COnkln, second daughter OF Capt Ed~ard
COnkn.
souce OF funeral hereafter
HULL-SuJdenly the 20:h inst az Cornwall on the Hud
son. Rachel VIE Of James . Hull, Ia the I'D ear VI her
Relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral on Friday al oc0ck from the PresDy
terrain Church. MI ]. W. Teal Carriages will meet
TIE . train Ere Raj road iof Cornwall station, and
return J:l7 T.. m. tram down.
PEET-At Philadelphia Wednesday. the st INST, Helen
MoHry Charles b. Peel IN the 3th year Of her
Notice OF funeral hereafter
RIDGELY-On the 2th insi Washington, OF W.
p aad Amaia Edgriy, aged ! years and months:
Funeral 40 O'clock THURSDAY the 22dlnst ron res
idence, Weehawken Hi2Ais.
Baltimore papers please copy
College Point. Feb 90 Dr. Christian Strauch
aged wears, II months, and p days.
Funeral his residence Thursday, The I'D INST az
II o'clock a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

Orleans and New-York The aggregate exceeds thas
OF the corresponding last year by 23 pr cent?
indicating an increase OF that magnitude m nominal
values Of property exchanged As prices have declined
per since February 1876 II II safe % gay thas
there OF nearly 10 per cent IN guam
titles exchanged" These facts encouraging In this
connection It will interest New-YOrkers 10 know tbat
during the week ending Feb. 10 New York gained rapidly
upon all other Atlantic cities and grain receipts
The cities served by the Southern routes especially had
the worst OF IT, The receipts at EegIOfk for tho six
weeks ending Feb. TO- corn 2.9s5,OOO bushels all
gran 3I23 100 the latter being 32a per cent % tho
total pts at Atlantic cities. Comparison with
similar table for the six weeks ending Feb shows
improvement at New-YOrk OF rs per cent IN corn
nd 3 per cent all grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
PCBLIC OPINION.

For .he Democrats of Congress to undertake
IN ri, c tina. verdict Of the Tribunal Wond be 10 Add
nIatncss 10 .oly.-lRAeigh N. Cd News lDenJ
II WAS HoAdlys opinion that started the
S,o tli produced tho that erected the college
"a. r.,ld ire funds that raised the 70" tnl upset the
s-.,,is maj p. m built Cincinnati Gazette (RrJ
.Repuhli,ans are talking OF clcctinS Hayes by
. -'1ate "a aIro ne Democrats an mo- 10 H',''ST.
- an. uaNf fortnight and seem IkcY 10 SuoCStd IL
,i,l h. tDr better way not 10 lake any Steps Oh "'""
fuI lo.ality.-( cincinnati Commercial 'inu'I
The President promises to leave the Loulsl-
- - an ... iis -.rc.5Ur u dispose 81, ana the ltu-
he lrrf and ia South Carolina viii DC content 10 E'
5t n must DE- ri.ius rather uucon' OtlaDe lot i"ch"tu
and chamber in Philadelphia Times (ihd'l
1t is the general belief that Coy; Hayes o VIZ d
he ryceadiuglV liberal in hiS Southern poIc', ana we
80 ,n ieI, md. he will undertake 10 o Tor me an
srrIuIiuz leaders Of hIs party what they III s,!t &C.
neral ron have lust done for hm.-CharlestOh news anu
courier (DemJ
II is gratifying to find that the constituents
~ fho.e southern members who voted In lhe Du'ciac
caucus 10 abide by the decision, approve OF tnslI
and mai thu weak and pueriie suggestions rs ~ S,ll
~ tle army appropriations were promptly Foted ou"h
-iBnitinore American tkcpJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr. FRYER, who is to give the "Wagner
Festival n tire Academy OF Music dIn the early part
of March viii take his troupe Boston after his season
here.
DR.. s. Austen PearCe requests us to state
t1r r3,-ur r. ,rcG me organ OF 81 Georges Church
is ritIS i'm that Mace viii be discontinued, but they
VIII probably be- resumed ~ ChickerinG Hail.
Mr.. r. Della Rosa Cocker Formerly known
as Richard Cokcr The boy soprano has returned Ia
Europe after brief MS home in this city 70 com
Met. his musical an,l<Aramac studies He VIII make
mis- debut in opera ihiiy baritone.
The unfinished opera, francesca da Rimini,'
lay ths late n. TDauu Ir0ciZ will he completed by Herr
Frank and Herr Brahms, AID viii be produced al M"ni
holm The young and HIted composer let the first and
second acts quite finished, besides sketches or the MUM
bcrs for the Jhlly. ana last act.
AT the next Harvard Symphony Concert in
Boston Miss Fanny Kellogg, u pIml Of Nine. Riders
duI . vii! sin three song. by Taubert e. Little jacob
Tie Farmer and the Pigeons" and Harlequin y,
sccna from GUcIs TphEena III Taurls,' with chorus
and SOLO withc chorus sleep noble child, from one Of
the little known operas of CAcrunin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

missing documents are the following contract Of
Woutcr Won Twiler, Governor Of New-Amsterdam, to
furnish Lcnaert Arensen with three cows; certificate
the commissaries in regard the shipment OF bea
lease Of Director Keft 10 HendTick Petersen Won
Ilassrt for land Manhattan Island; receipt OF the
"a sentence filming Henry Townsend for harborlng
Quakcrs: a letter Of GOV. EUdcOtt OF Massachusetts
Ia Director Stuyyesaut asking for the surrender or the
rcgicides Nnaey and COTE letter OF President tlafk
OF Rhode Island respecting the Seizure or snlp COM
mission for the delegates TO Connecticut part OF etUr
from Jacob Arichs To Director Stuyvesant IN resr 20
English claims the Delaware territory letter or WIZ
Lam }e"kman 20 Director stuyYesant ON Indian aars
In Delaware nomination by the Mayor of New-Norh Tor
candidates for the same Office in 1877; peuuon
OF beiDamn Afford OF Boston Tor permission 10 SNIP Oh
from southampton, L. L. tO London, and order granting
IL letter of the Duke OF York 10 the General Assembly
81 NeW-NO on Col DOugOns appointment letter Oh
Gov. Nicholson OF Maryland to Gov Fletcher on me
quota or from the Province petition Of Andrew Cox
ana other distressed mariners FOR their letter
from sr Ed rund Andres 10 Gov. Fletcher with dis
patches nom London report or T. schuyler on lndan
Affairs; two lett Of Gov StOughtOn or Boston 10 Gov
Fletcher Indian affairs; affidavit OF Samuel Terrell
relative "a the burning St Georges Manor; account
for the recovery OF Treasure belonging 10 Capt. Kidd
proclamation to mariners relative passports voucher
DanY report OF committee on bill concerning saves
part o committee report the appointment or anaSent
Tor the Colony IN England; royal mandamus appointing
John johnson, member OF the council; report or a
Gov Hunter Secretary Clark auditing the accounts
Tor tho Canada expedition proclamation fOrDddlng the
resolutions OF the burgOmasters OF Amsterdam. Hollands
part OF address the council % Gov Clarke relating
Ia the Spanish war; confession OF Caesar, HOrstelds
negro, Gatlvc tO negro plot - letter OF Gov. CLINTON
against the French; proclamation against the
struggling OF soldiers and concerning Indians part OF
royal proclamation declaring peace with France letter
Of Gen. Gage to Lieut-Gen Golden proclamation COM
municating royal veto To certain acts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
MUSIC.
THE FENINGER RECITAL.

HE FLININTtN NLOITA
Nh and Mrs Carl Feininger gave their
fourth music recital at Chickering Hall last evening.
Tho pr HciPa selection piano and violin onata by
GaGc work OF 10 great originality Or interest, but
tuucft pure in STYLE and scholarly in point Of work
man-llip II was very well given, as also were couple
OF dac By Kaivoda for voice and violin. which seemed
TO please the audience immensely. Mr. Feininger in the
weluown Bach cLacOnne did excellent work, and was
even better still WieniawsKi's Legende" Mrs Fem
niger sang soEg7Gy Schubert and one by her husband
Tbs concert was, on the whole decided Improvement
on the last cue for nothing undertaken which the
performers were not fully able TO accomplish and their
work was therefore much more satisfactory. WLhe no
work % great magnitude (saye the Bach chacone OF
great technical difficulty given what was done was
fairly well DONE everything bright and pleasant anu
tic concert was success, 10 judge by the applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Negs see Third Page


ship Otto Antonio (Nor Gunierson Liverpool SO DAYS
in ballast to lunch Elye g 90 SSme southern PASSAGE
passage ne weather The A. Is anchored in Grayesend
aS Anna Marguerite (Vor Jacobsen Antwerp s. days.
in ballast T. Beaham Byesen Anchored at sandy Hook
BARK Midas Bath Frost, caana Nov 10 via Gibraltar
b. Dearborn. Ancaoret at sandy HOOK for oriers
Bark Hornet lo PaiitGc! t9pkin" Porto Caoelo ~
BARK c. ). Bushnell ,ot Sew lave Mayo, Trieste 50
days WIN mdse Bentley, Gderseeve Co. Passe! Go
Bars Padre volasco Aust staugher Antwerp s. days.
andrea Loyico olal .Ralo Palermo % days with
Tom G~ncs ri days with strong %esierly gats
Bark L. sprlg of Portland, Bacon Buonos Ayres
% & W.T. een a OF he t 70 o o5r Knong HaF%eE Ma
Mia 100 GAYS Wiz, sugar TO T. Hpflag q Co 49, "a
day with sugar 20 : & " welsh vessel Brget Co
Big Barrerls span Lesion, Havana Jan 70, via
schr Adiie G. Bryanr ot 3angor. Stubbs MIX River Ja
John Br! lof zoe sll: smith ClbarieH IA days,
with sugar vessel to D. D psafoorI ,s with s,r
TO orler vessel TO snow q Burgess. - ,.. ,,..,
49,, sfeT M, MyToyfT , BsoE a C''On ~ days. WI"
st6r Selit Potter GasEi Washington n c.. days. with
naval stores to ". X. Hinman & 90
.cnr. iho,I Holmes, Burr Baltimore
schr. Altnea Blackstone, PEilade ph.a.
schr. J. NJ. Garter, Carter, Richmond.
FoREIGN PORTS.
Arrived. capt EradsTom The ship Albania
Br before reported ashore near Cape Grisnez - sheltered
west wind however would cause her go tOpieces few
hours.
HAVANA Feb 2lThe schr. Cumberland has arrived here
DOMESTIC PORTE
MORI f. Ala Feb. 2lCrarad, schT. Edith Providence.
DALEN. Ga, Feb. 2'.-Arriyed, bark john Black tjrb
Liverpool Cleared, bark Alice Br' New Castle bark Hos
TIA Oirr), Antwerp.
NRw.ORLEAys. Feb. 2l-Cleared. steamships Knicker.
booker, Prince Edward Cork ship Louis Walsh
Liverpool barSs Renom. Barcelona; Leopold et Mare
Ilaye. PASSES ship John Bunyan, Hayre barAs
Weser Bremen; AlphOnse It Marie Hamburg sailed steam
ship Lone star.
DISASTER.
PORTLAND Me-, Feb 2lThe bark Charles r. Lewis. while
the Elsie, from Boston 10 this port went ashore
3 to-day York ledge, but On "lth slight dail
age. Tie tug Elled and sank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
BUSINESS GROWING BETTER.

CLEAEINGs AND GRAIN RECEIPTS AT NEw-YoRH AZ
COMPARISON WITH OTHER CITIES.
The Public, which keeps IA watchful eye on
the clearing houses has discovered the proof OF an I'M
pruyement In business In II principal cities the clear
inss Tor the three weeks ending Feb II amounted to
81 sol 42O 342, as compared with Sl760,iO3.70i in
1876, or an Improvement OF S4OoO0000. The clear
ings for New-York City 1888, ti3@79 as COM
pared with 81 800, 626,Ol5 in 1876. Philadelphia
aud st. Louis continue Ia lose. The Public slys
goston maintains a very handsome improvement, ~ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

street and settle the dispute. As as they reached
the sidewalk Williams began firing revolver at ma an
tagonists Ono OF the balls struck Jackson alas CID
bous in the knee iucting serious wound, and announcer
struck Jackson in the leg causing flesh wound Ocer
Gilgan OF the Mercer-s police arrested the three men
Jackson notorious rufiian. On May 20, 1910. nc
killed his white mistress, Mary Jane sullivan at No % 2
ThOmpsOn-st., and aferward cut his throat lie re-
covered and sent TO State Prison for Two years
Jackson was sent Bellevue Hospital, ana Williams
held the Washington Place Police Court Dy Judso
OtterbOurg i'm g., 900 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
A TRAIN WRECKED NEAR BOSTON.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rgI

Boston, Feb. 21.-The 6:10 passenger train
from Boston on the Boston, lowell and Nashua Railway
was thrown from the track at Beuca, about miles
south OF Lowell this morning. Misereants had placed
stone sleeper across the track for tle purpose OF
wrecng the train. The engine, baggage and two
pa ger thrown from the track and several
gers Djurrd-sOme OF them severely, 10 Is re-
ported. Particulars have not been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION OBTAINED BY WEST
FES UNION.

\ temporary injunction was granted yester-
Ia my Iudr. -edgwick IN Superior Court, sp'ci Term
IN a suit by the Western Union Telegraph company
AGAINST George Harrington. Thomas ~ Edison '"e At
IAN ,e and Pacific Telegraph Company tie American
Automatic telegraph Company and its trustees and
--, stt-uriug and plcsccIItlIg either against the
painuf or a-nnst any Of their eo-le;endant' any ac
.,fI,rs inyoiyad In the suit. The bond He'd Is for
49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
TILE p1sroL AT 4 cOLoRED BALL

The colored residents of the Eighth and
Fifteenth Wards on Tuesday night enjoyed themselves
at a bail at No II West Fourth-st. Everything passed
of quietly until about o'clock yesterday morning when
a quarrel arose. James Jackson VIM A. Johnson' ana
Cha.le. Williams Of FOrdhan agreed to 90 into tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

A stranger went into u fashionable ST. Louis
c,r, and while there the choir III swecty Cptriic
topcs sang that good old piece
''' Jerusalem, happy home,
Name dear To
This WAS the choir sang, Dut the Stranger uu h"'
know h.. - lin 10 8 Iunded uiore Ike
Rue slam. map pome,
halle Nahde talnina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

BALTIMORE Feb 2i-CATTLR-rhe market during the past
fairly active and steady very best az %
first quality &C.. good fair quality at 40
ordinary thin and cows at 32Gie most
OGs have been dul and prices shade easier range
from s1,c. Receipts 735 head.
have been dull at unchanged rates. range from = 70
&c. GrOss receipts, 1924 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

'.Jules Niumno Chnmpagne.-Change OF Agency.-We
accepted Agency sale VI the celebrated Cham
payne OF ~, 49,,
The 1uayUt wines. heretofore unsurpassed sna Dc
Il IL maintained in future. Soliciting Continuance Of
your esteemed patronage are yours Respect July,
MCCJLLAiH * Co..
40 Beayer.st New.York. February 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

EAv.NA 2l-spanish gold l21 qGi22 Exchange ris-
United states 90 Jays, currency, 303 discount;
sglt zl02 discount so days gold 2tG22 pre-
MUM. short sight DO, 3a3i2 premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

The excitement and animositles Of the late Presi-
Dental campaign should pass away. H. I. Ba0bitts
Toilet Soap VIII last long civilization eEfurcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON " c. Feb 2l.-Spris Turpcntine steady at
3sc. Strained ROsn strong "a CO. Crnde TurpeDline
steady Hard 81 50 low Dip ana Virgin. - %. Tar
steadV Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

TulBCNE OTPICE, Fen. 22-l q. m.-Nothwths'anding
the 81 weather oi yesterday afternoon following the
partial couducss Of the morning, the curve OF air
pressure remains during the FOUR previous days at
low range. There . marked rise OF temperature
not wholly lost NJ midnight. and slight Increase OF
dminc-s. The indications are those ~ hazy or parity
cloudy weather.
his city and vicinity . warm and generally fair DAY
probable. with Uccsiunn! clOuncss Increasing toward
it5 close and By tomorrow. Gold northwest WlnCS VIII
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6ueelai SoiItts.
Bang. & Co.,
$50 BROADWAY,
will sell az Auction on


will sell at Auction
FRIDAY, Feb. % a. 800 p NJ,
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Antiu,utcs also works General Literature Medicine
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
CATTLE MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. l., Fob. 2l-Pnnting Cloths market dull
prices nominal az jH5 sc. for best Oix64 cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

Dr. -a1c,- C1tarr Remedy beyond all comparison the
best preparation lOr CatIuh every discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

You NAV cure your Cold Rheumatism and Lessen
susceptibility renewed attacks Dy the Use OF tbe
RUSSIAN NAPOR BAIIls No. % East Fo4- t!l-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
HIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For Thursday throughout the Atlantic States,
warmer southeast ca southwest winds, stationary or
higher pressure, and clear partly cloudy weather