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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON. March IL 1877.
MIR Teller Of Colorado will probably be made chair
man Of one Of the committees OF the Senate when the
list is rearranged a. the only senator VINO occupied
a seat in the Senate prior t. the 4th OF March not
assigned 20 the craftsmanship Of committee. or the
new Republican senators, Nessrs. HOar, hlrKWOOd,
Plumb Rollins and SAUNDERS neither has been ASSIGNED
fo the cnarransp ~ committee, aud as MI Teller
a been ~ the senate longer tnan either OF them be VIII
ba Given the preference. though no mention mas Decn
made a, To VIVA. committee VIII be given To him. Wen
tnc ,t WIS arranged his colleague Mr Chanel was
made chairman Of the committee 10 examine tine several
branche, OF tine clvn service.
The ease OF George Eyster, United States Assistant
TREASURER AGAINST the Centennial Board of Finance will
urobably be reached FOR argument before the United
STATES supreme Court tomorrow. The question involved
j. the liability Of the Board Of Finance to refund ont "
fh receiDt- the Centennial Exhibition tue Sl0OOOOO
aUpropr,ated by Congress in aid OF the Exhibition.
springer Will appear for thr Government ana benjamin
j. Wilson OF Philadelphia FOR the Centennial Board
The run between New-York and New-Oreans viii, on
and after t-morruw be made in 81 hours and 80 mill
utes as double daily passenger trains ar" reeSaDsird
on the Atlanta, Knoxville ana l-l ncLbufg
The property OF Tae Chronicle Publishing Company.
consisting of al engine, boiler several presses eating
machine Office furniture, etc, sold at auction today
for - 900.
The Senate Committee Privileges and Elections have
Morton. Mcmillan, ana Salisbury
yice-PresidenJ Wheeler Las appointed T. T. Dickinson
OF New-YOrk to be his private secretary.
The President has recognized Charles T. Flint as Con
sui Of Chill a. New York.
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COMPLAINTS ABOUT HORsE-CARs.
CHANGES ON The BROADWAY LINE THAT ARE AN
MOVING AND UNNECESSARY.

CHANGES ON The BROADWAY LINE THAT ARE AN
MOVING AND UNNECESSARY.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR While, in the main, hOrse-car lines are
for, and afford accommodation to- the general public.
there is line which to be conducted upon
entirely independent plant. e., for the accommodation
and convenience Of its prOprietors and employees. The
subject Of my complaint particularly Is the Broadway
line 1t has stable at Ffteth-st. and Seventhave. IL
TO the Park but the trip from the Park it
almost uniformly turns the off ftyfrstSt flor
the purpose OF running them into the stabeD and com
pes all passengers to get out and take another car in
any kind OF weather. Sundays week days,
Wien the get out OF the which turns of
for other that can imagine than giving pas
the trouble Of changing and the rest they
ushered into which stands in the sabe-house,
that ia saturated with intensely sckening and repul
sve equine smell and there Obliged TO wait for the 10
start. have countless Sunday mornings seen the
crowded with church-eoing ladies' dressed in fine.
delicate silk dresses who have gotten In from point 10
point between the Park and the stables who, upon the
reaching the stables, have all been Obliged to bundle
out and take another which, have said is in the
car-house filled with OF nsiye odors.
only these Of the impositiOns and nusan
rcticed the public that locality by this lne
but tie conductors accommodating, often refusing
take a passenger who has ridden from the PARK and
who has beru obliged Ia change cars" at the stable.
when peichance has just started from the stable
and advanced few PAGES forward from the clrhoG5r
Th"sN d'scourc>.cs particularly occur when lady or
ad!s uuacconpanicd Ivy gentlemen, harren {" be- 80 n-
fortunate To rie from point above the stables 10
in. ruint where the change ia forced Why the
PERSISTS III this iucCnye ncnt and damaging system OF
CLEANSING the stables they down ir0n hc
Park, Geng grs bundle ont III fuU or far
weather. / - a loss 10 know. They certainty lose
custom by course, and those VINO still patron
iZe this line above the Stables IMPOSITION WITHIN
THEMSELVES every time the conductor out change
ears" at the stables such lnpOsitiOns on the DnDhc
know lose huu.rcds OF for the line every
k ana thrv ought 70 lose them Tor when car line
becomes 81 dategariiul oi tr public wants so ulac
cou;uodIng. 1t Ough, to- II it does not. fan. j. F. b.
Ner York, March 3, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
AID For RARrH0Lprs STATUE.


SIR: AS many of the American people, who
desire To tine complete or Bar,hod' magniH
cent statue OF Liberty Lighting the World to he
erected the great metropolitan harbUr are now taking
active measures the funds needed for Us com
pletion, would IL not b. cm.nrnty proper Tor the
National Government ASSIST this work In
tine first place. II will be lighted at night ana
will he used to great extent as hght
house i'll a LarbOr where the Government Is
Ia duty bound u furnish these needed acr"s-
s0rts to navigation II erected in any way APP
preaching the contemplated plan II WILL from us cosos
AL -iL be- SUPERIOR to OF the i.sldsS lighthouses
AMI rs such. most decided Improvement 10 the light
house system OF Npw-IOrk harDor. What objections
tacn could Con have To apprurr!ating Sn NOT
greater than the actual Honcyrd mpsOy' urn whci tiis
work would give the harbori il even be a Ertat
deal less ana stu he liberal.
Suca a bl wOuli certainly meet the approval OF ever
Ibt rf-IniulrG uIlu who desires National improvement,
and t. cannot i lie dislpprOyHi ot the most m~f5
taNuayrr who find. that ne ha- only Dai his ptt'ir
IL needed work which must be erected lneVlLib ana
IN a lar les, attrl'tiyc form think some Hc"-lork
Congressman could ~,curc the massage or siCh bIi
with the above item foundation. n lighthouse
boatd could easily enough furnish an apoNhlatc utll
sut!ici, M to drtt1 sam when, hlSnt repeat
con If he even turn down and GOOD honest amount
left rs a nafisI. testimonial from the American people
to Tins monument 81 I'VE hucrty-iOving Republic.
Camp SertdaH. ) co., March d. $50" S4'hA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
PTBLTC OPINION.

To divide - by s-Insert the between Inc Inc
~ trn d+trcs the result is lsJ.-iClncinnau Eli
qurer (Dcml
So long as the Republican party continues 10
raise sucn tortoise back Of nnanimty Is II low up
& ~ - M ondar that the Democrats are chagfined
~ fhir inability to find any creVcc INTO Which 10 thrust
veapon or u missile-tDetroit Post tkepJ
The observance of proper decorum IN the
-,tt would belu along the cOnci9uoh IL Ia MOI Wise
-. '-.,u,e TOO much. We don't know YET ,WIat III;
20 '1ae IN 10 We sh0nld believe what we know ana
hayt5 W. Of good spO.itiOns. That Is all
-(IachmOnd Dispatch tDelll
Levi p. Morton, esq, of the eminent BANK
~, arm M Morton Bliss Co.. New-iOrk, is naiheu ~
iS i slinis for the mission 10 Austria or lily mr.
cron was nm active worker In the interests 3I me ne
,nhi,can case As a graceful recognition oi ms Hhn
Puoii.i III hacanse OF his supreme fitness 10 adOrh
me nosition of American Minister to IOreiSh coIl v"
hope he VIII b. rendered and 1 ,! o"o Va ' P
ouestonA Washington RepuDhcah'
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LirerpocI. London and Globs ln.aranee Company.

ths old company chartered by act Of Parliament 1896
with slOoOOO00 guarantee capital though paid
for losses and claims has yet asked
promise. 1t has s2J0OO000 actual assets with
about $1,000 guaranteed uncaen capital which
So invested Government and railway securities;
50 600 900 loaned estate real
cost price, and over t3OOOOGO undoubted colarals
During 1876 its fire business rendered net profit Of over
slOgOOOO gold; its life trust fund increased about
s60OO0 Tie company has actual and available
plus all liabilities including Reinsurance" and ere.
.erve 100000 gold the United states
for the special protection Of United risks Oh nearly
$1,000 900; while it, total United STATES Liabilities including
reinsurance only up s37 1896 thus showing surplus
in this country nearly s2cO0OOO gold. It's pr miuu in.
in during 1876 equalei 81 l237J9
its losses paid only 1901, lis. ~ per cent.
These facts should and weighed by the business
puBhc seeking reliable Insurance FOR protection Of
property estates Express.
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WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.

about 200 in number had all been rejected By Sec
rotary Bristow except eight. Although Democrauc
committee of the House, after full examination, had
exonerated the ex-Secretary, his personal OF po-
Htical enemies fixed up a civil suit ostenslbiy
to recover money alleged TO have been
obtained fraudulently from the Government. The
real object of this suit was quite apparent since,
although seven persons were made parties TO H.
notice was served only on Bristow and two adj
minstrstors of the estate interested Judge Cartier
dismissed the case summarily, saying that II 1t had
not been for the fact that it was grayely argued
before him he should have supposed the simple read
ing of the statute under which it was brought
would have shown that it did not apply to the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

"Mv Awful Dad keeps its place at Wal
lacks Theater and proves attractive and successful.
The Danchefs" is fixture at the Union Square Thea
ter &" A Trip 10 the Moon" may be seen at Booths
Tbeatar TIL April .. London Assurance will be
brought ont th- evening at the Fifth Avenue Theater-
where Blue Glass" was shattered on Saturday. The
Lvceum Theater is closed. Harry and Rose Watkins
ended their engagement ut the New Broadway Thcaer
ON saturday night, having appeared ii r" Under Two
1lagz" and KATHLEEN MavOurneen." Mrs. Oates and
~ tro,ne remained hut one week at the Lvceum "Our
Boarding House, goes on the Park Theaer and enters
now on its eighth week. Tony Pastors Theater offers
good variety enter tainment The san Francisco Mill
strels dilse enjoyment and fad their profit, in con
tinuol illustration Of the joys OF Oar Hash House, Al
the Grand Opera House The Two Orphans Is an estaD-
1tsbod ttraction Miss Kate ClaXtOn has appeared as
louise and Marie wilkins j. acting the ancient nag
nusra entertainment enhances the atracVcness VI the
wonders of the Aquarium.
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and free from the annoyance OF which you complain We
cannot but rejoice the honor done by so many Roman
Catholics to Protestant saint 1t shows that they are
not exclusive had supposed and that they even
allow that some Professionals may b. saved.
We learn from history that Patrick born III Britain
OF Roman descent and named Patricius, that he was
taken prirUer when very young by band or eeOOoler3
and carried to Ireland, from whence he escaped AFTER
years bondage After he grew his heart was moved
10 back to Ireland and help 10 the people from
the bondage Of Drucal superstition and cruelty Bs
faith and zeal secured many converts; he founded
churches and Schools and the people under their new
fith grew more and more prosperous and happy Pari
cius. Patrick, died d. 400. Ireland was afterward
attacked and devastated by the Danes, and ROmanlSm
and English rule introduced together in the twelfth
century, under Henry H. II only after long strg-
gle that the people submitted to the English and the
Papal power IL It proof that they would free them
selves from this hadOm that they unit" 20 do honor 10
Protestant saint, who probably heard OF the
tGn-ch Of Rome, and was simple missionary OF the
Lord Jesus Christ OBSERVER
fIeetOrR, y. j., March Q, 1877.
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A COMPLIMENT TO JUDGE DAVIS.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE BAR.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

lGENEHAL fRb-c DiSfAtNhI
WASHINGTON, March 18.-In accordance
with notice. meeting of the members OF the Bar OF the
Supreme Court OF tile United States TO take acton ON te
retirement of Mr. Justice Davis from the bench was
held in the Supreme Court room at noon YESTERDAY.
Matthew H. Carpenter called the meeting to order ana
on his motion, william NJ Evarts was appointed ehar-
man. D. W Middleton appointed secretary On
motion OF Mr. Carpenter a Committee OF seven was
ordered to be appointed by the chair TO drai'
resolutions appropriate to the OCCASION The CHAIRMAN
appointed rs the committee, Matthew H. Carpenter
George H. Williams J. f. Phillips. r. L. Merrck' D. H.
Ashtou Joseph Casey, and ". q Gresham Inc com
mtee retired and after some time returned ana reporter
the following:
Res0red That the members OF the Bar or ne supreme
Court Of the United States have learned win uceP IT,
grct Of the resignation Of Mr.. Justice DAVIS; - d.
ResOrcd That they desire 10 record their nlgh sense o
the learning ability love OF justice. ana fearless niue
pendence which he brought to the discharge OF ms W
dcia duties and their grateful appreciation OF the
courtesy which he habitually extended To tneni'
Res0lred. That the chairman OF the meeting nc re-
olrsled to communicate these resolutions 10 judge ia
Wis and that the Attorney General be requested 10 pre-
sent them 10 the and ask that they may be entered
upon tS minutes.
Mr. Carpenter and Mr.. Williams both spoke prieny
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
THE MASSACRE OF CnINAliEN.

SAN Francisco, March Is. A Chico dis
match saws great excitement is prevailing there from The
fact that number 81 c'fizeIs tnis morning received
threatening letters through the pos,oiee reading, Gc
rid Of your Chinese help within ID days OF suffer th'
consequences" An officer received notice warning bin
that II he attempted to discover who killed the China
men he would be himself killed. Talk is common On the
street OF forming Vigilance Committee. The rewards
u rcd thus far aggregate $500 including $1,000 iroin
III. stafe. Two Young men arrested On suspicion
ON Friday night The circumstances point strongly 70
one OF them The matter ~ creating quhe SENSATION
nj the press OF the city are pronounced II demanding
Tie discovery and punishment OF the criminals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
NOT CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The following is a
complrte list of the nominations which remained without
confirmation at the final adjournment OF the Senate yes
terday:
Archibald w Hughes be United states Attorney for the
Middle District ~ Tennessee NJ. J. Nabiron, United states
Marsha Western D tric Of Tennessee benjamin A.
Charlie stOH. = c. David g. iott'
pnSgsr al Fctersburg Va. David Porter surveyor Of
Customs AZ savannah H. ". Bingham, supcGnt' ndent
T,i.u IL the Dakota SUPPLEMENTARY Jesse ".
t;rirsf Indian Agent. Otoe Agency Srb W a. Daneison
Iuuan Agent, Fort Han aEo Joslah iShtlsI, thnai
Lincoln Nri Joseph Fox. Receiver II Pubic
.uurys Grand Island Gru" William Sioht 10 DC Alteo
-tnfrs A tinrnrY for s.uih C..-.nA
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npAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. John Mccullough will appear ut the Wal
nut Street T1eater Philadelphia, Tonight.
Mr.. Sothern, at the Arch Street Iheater,
Pbiadelphia VIII tonight produce 4 Hornets Nest
Mrs. J. H. Hackett, widow Of the eminent
actor Will appear atthe New Broadway Ihe'er Tonight
as Ueded. -,
military drill will be introduced into the
o,cr,houge Of Madame LArcmduc' Tonight at the
Eagle Theater.
:. our Boarding House" reaches its 5Oth per-
sr,,nre ms evening NJ the Park Ihcaler The occa-
ia,' SyjiI Toe marked Dy commemorative programme
Mr.. Sothern will shortly bring out, at the
,rrb street rheater, Philadelphia, new comedy ny
Madison Morton, Robert Rcece, and himself enuued
Irllr.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
LAWS MADE TO FACILITATE 1.-THE EXPERIMENT
IN. e. GIN. GRANT.

LAWS MADE 10 FACILITATE 1.-THE EXPERIMENT
UN.EG GEN. CRANE
To the Edttor of The Tribune.
SIR: After reading the excellent article OF
Dr. PIetss IN to-day's TgBUSE relative to eiVh service
reform aud your comments the same one might nicr
that President Reyes has authority for stepping In
thai direction except what be drawn from the mea
ger language OF the Constitution. Allow me to call your
attention to section in the ct O March D. ISL WhIoH
now comprises See 1888 OF the present Revised stat
utes II had it, origin in that brief season OF civ serV
ice reform which characterized the early part OF the Ie
cent Administration. The section Is as follows;
Tie President is authorized 10 prescribe such regnla
ons FOR the admission Of persons INTO the ci't
the United states a. may best promote we m 2
thereof, and ascertain TIE illness o. ctCu chhut'
spect 10 age health character know edZe, ana a!ilf
for the branch OF service into Which ne seTaS ~ en-
and THIS purpose ne may employ snli"ic ~ i,
conduct such inquiries, and may prescribe Their Gr,
establish regulations ior iEr eonincl OF PelsOn o
may receive apI O.ntmcnts N the ciVil service
sections l63 and 49, II. &, the terms Of which were
drawn from acts passed in 1853 and 1873. and never re-
pealed. also provide:
1G3 The clerks in tine departments shall be arranged
I'm four GLASSES distinguished thc hrSt, second lIu
IGI No clerk shall be apponte ia any deraitment N
either Of tn classes above designated ull NJ. Us
been exmined and found qualified by board oil tlte
examiners to the chief OF tie bureau or once
into which such clerk Is to re app"leG ae wv o'n'
clerks To selected by the head OF the department
II Will thus be seen that the President mas already
legislative support controlling the manner OF appoint
ments one alleged for the failure TO continue
the experiment above alluded to the neglect on the
mart Of Congress 10 continue, after first approria
ton to appropriate pay for tie expenses OF an eiaD
orately constructed commission appointed by the Pres
dent having branches the various departments ana
some OF tine members OF which devoted Their whole tne
TO the matter But such machine requiring special up
proprations money il quite unnecessary Tor the pu
pose After some simple general system las Deeh
adopted applicable to wider class Of employees han Is
designated in Section 64 occasional detail Oi Dnad
by the head of the proper department. "a Indicated IN
the latternaned section to examine candidates Tor a
pontment or promotion at certain intervals suicieh
and this can be done without any extra draIt On le
Treasury any serious draft on TIE tlIe o1 hoSe ~ ~
Moved This has been substantially the course pursued
m tbc I Patent Office some Of the time since the dis
solution OF the paid commission, ana 1t has worked well
WaShingtoa D. C., March 10 1871 VII D.
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THE PAY OF THE ARMY.
SUBSISTENCE oBrAISABLE WITHOUT AN APPRoPRIA-
TON. But NOT SALARIES OR PAY.

SUBSISTENCE oBrAISABLE WITHOUT AN APPROPRIA-
TON. But NOT SALARIES OR PAY.
GENERAL PRESS D!sPATCH
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The amount re-
oured for the support the army during the next fiscal
wear according 10 the estimates Of the War Department
il s31 97j 3d. allowing 27,5OO lighting men in the
several branches OF that The House of Repre-
senatves it viii be remembered proposed 10 reduce the
army to II 600 men appropriate 600 for the
ensuing fiscal year. The Senate passed substitute for
the House bill leaving out the sections pr hibtng the
use Of troops IN south Carolina and Louisiana, which
substitute appropriated $26,175,879 so and provided
that none OF the money should paid Tor recruiting the
army hey0nd the number OF $4,000 enlisted men,
including Indian scouts and hospital stewaidS
But the bill having failed, it is believed
IN extra session Of Congress Will be called
The amount required for the pay OF the armg. including
commissioned and n0n-cOmmissOned officers, prYates
musicians Indian scouts contract surgeons, payasers
ceris hospital stewards and matrOns extra pay to en-
listed men &C. is 81 G25 O73 90 1t il claimed thai the
contracts for subsistence transportation can be con-
inued without violation If law but the officers and men
cam II he paid after the 30.h o. June next without an
appro,riaon for that purpose. The amount required
for subsistence during the fiscal year is T22OOOOO
for supplies for the Quartermaster Department incud
ing forage for horses &C. S37JOOOO, and for the pur-
chase and manufacture OF clothing 9G9J4j4 Although
the army might be fed and clothed until Congress meets
in December next the failure to pay the officers and
men world create much disrOrd, especially among the
priyat.s a., soldier is forbidden BY law from hypothe-
car ne his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The Senate, in Ex-
ecutive session yesterday confirmed the following nom
nations:
Henry Fink Milwaukee, to be United states Marshal for
the Eastern Dstrc; Of MscOnsn Luther o. Greene 10 be
20 I'm st.r Woodstock. Vt; Charles VI wilder POstnas
ter at Columbia c. "a rrapponimentl Freerck douglass
~ bc United states Marshal for the District Of Columbia
Ftrst Lieut. Green clay GooOe, BE- Paymaster ~ the
Marine CORPS vice Cash. Edward J. Costello 20 be
Collector Of Customs fer the District Of Natchez, Miss An
,ray COss TO b. Collector II Customs for St igustne
EIa' Assant Engineer Howard D. Potts be transferred
rn he frIough 10 the retired pay-ist OF Tho navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
CATHOLICS HoYoRING A PROTESTANT.

To the EdtfOr or rhe TrtbHhs.
SIR: The people here are too small num-
her and have too few OF one mind make professions or
do honor to any one IN particular, be he saint or
sinner But we watch with the less interest wh't
Won are doing in larger places and especially In the
metropolis Il IL very gratifying to lookeron TO see
honor given where honor due and at this distance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19

TRlpCyE OFFICE. March 49, d. m-Ihe hrst Two or
three hour Of the upper diagram show The END OF tue
decline of airpressure that accompanied the sno"s'oim
~ Friday night and Saturday morning. the rest OF SAT
urday shows a rise completely recovering rom hai de
PRESTON In the lower diagram SUNDAY - mere "a"
:, In the afternoon preceding the high winds
~ the night and rapid at the close that may nave
reference to the approach OF another storm Iehpera
,re ruled below freezing point both days and az inc st
hour sank % l5o, which was also the lowest ueIeo
reached In February. ,,.,.t nah
For this city and vicinity clear. cold weather Is PROB
able IN the early part OF the day, followed ny warmer
rinds and gradually increasing CDudess Threatening
and rainy weather may DO expected by ana possibly Do
fore TOMORROW.
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81 had to stand up all the way home in the
street ears" said Chicago wife TO her husband as sac
came INTO the the other day h0n ana y sara ne,
.. we'll that's "A shame" "Oh, didn't CARE enjoyed
IT, declared she as she pulled of glove; ever since
You gave these handsome bracelets IKE To stanI up
and hang TO strap the gold tgree work shows of so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-The President sent
10 the yesterday two nominations, namely; FIRST
Lent Green Clay GoOdioe be paynas;er Of the Marine
.,rns with the rank OF mgOr AMI Henry Fink, to be
United states Marshal for the Eastern District OF Wis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States, slowly rising tenn
perature AMI increasing couiness, lnDweu DN ,lHa1
min weather and rain snow north OF NuSlhh
lining the evening. with winds gradually smiling 70
eost and SOUTH and falling barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-19

Men like to be sure they drink pure wine.
so With the soap. They make sure that they get
absolutely perfect delicious toilet article by buying tne
0ap combines the most and fragrant vegetable
ois namely, B. I. BaDoitts Toilet soao.