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Unq uestionaDly the bes sustained
work Of the kind in the World"
Harper's Magazine.
lila sTRATED
NoticsS of The Press.

The MAGAZINE has attained in its one quarter
century and more ofexistence to that point where
1t may be said of il, in the words OF DR.. johnson
1t Ii vain to blame and useless to praise The
lustre of its long-aso attained reputation has in
creased As the years have passed. and its future
seems bright If not brighter than at an Y time
since the golden hue of prosperity settled around
its later and best years brooklyn Eagle
Harpers Monthly is marked by the same char
acteristics which gave 1t circulation from the rst
with the better class OF readers. 1t combine.
reading matter with illustrations IN way tc
make cleai and vivid the facts presented. Pic
lures merely designed TO catch the eye of the
Ignorant are neve. inserted. Chicago journal
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine DR.. c. MtLANE's
LIVER PILLS ale never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with tie impression DR..
MeLaNE's LIyIR Pills.
The genuine M,LANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures OF G
MtLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
sa'- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving YOU the genuine
DR.. {. MtLAEE' 5 LIVER PMS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing 70 give DR. c. McLAsE's
LHES PILLS rial, - wal mali post paid TO any
part Of the United States, one box Ct Pills for
:" euty-tSe cents
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Notice to tho AFFLICTED and Unfortunate

before applying tbs noterons qsseks ~he s,yer'sn
rLe pa9srs OF usiuy any quacs remedies, perase DE-
tlrs matter wat jour disease u 81 boz aspsf
st's yogT coalition.
pr Has uples double hoass stvs.y sevep rooms
paossi By some % the most eesersssd medical pTeiss
sos 81 this eauny sAd Europe and b consulted per
s9eay o. " mail tie dissaSs4 ossd In ha vorka
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ALL WORMS REMOVED ALIVE.

Z. +. Kunkers Worm Syrup never fails
TO destroy Pin Seat and stomach Worms.
who removes Tape Worm in two hours
alive, with head. and no fee until removed,
Common sense teaches that II Tape Worm
be removed, all other worms can be readily
DESTROYED. Send Tor circular TO DIR. Kun.
KEEL, No. $50 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phf, Pa, or cali on your druggist and ask
Tor bottle OF Kunkeps Worm syrup
Price tl.OQ 'tpever tails.
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LNLOCUTIONIST's JOURNAL gives choIc-
IL -st stantsii nd new ieces for profession
a and amateur readers and speakers, school ex-
hlbition, aud interesting articles on sppropri-
ate subjects just the thing wanted. Large
size, 10 cents, OF any newsdealer or BY mail.
JESSE HASEl & co. lis Nassau II. y. Y.
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WINES OF ALL KINDS,
No. 60 Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLS.

hTEssRs. SMITH 4 CO have constantly
WI large stock oi the best goods IN the mar.
set, and give especial attention TO The wholessl,
ranch OF the business
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Nv u Young w,u'. Mind was Un.ettiod by
ihr n.LIl, Of hi. a.Ac lhenLt.


Franklin Hayes, aged %, Il caulkcr In the
Brooklyn Navy Yurd. shot his stepmothcr. Mrs
Ellen Hayes. yesterday morning, in his IA
TIERS rosidcnce. ut l.GOl broadway Brooklyn.
Two vcnrs ago Franklin Hayes WIS engaged to
Miss Elmra Lynch. a daughter OF eN-COroncf
Lynch, living in wv Brooklyn. He WIS de-
voted 10 her md .cmed to look forward eager
~ to marriage wth her. Last spring Miss
Lynch died. and he began Mt once to bc de-
prcssnd H. continued to work In the navy
yard. hut seemed in low spiritsand poor health.
At length he grow 50 III that II was necessary To-
put him IN the Navy Hospital He remained
there for some W seks. and after he was dis-
On returning hoWc on Inst saturday night, hc
mfd, his s'rpmlthcr present Of 80. -
On tho noXt day. when NJ r. anl Mrs. Hnycs
r,tufncd from church, they found y note from
obtained his hrothcr.iu laws pistol md thnt he
intended to 70 10 the Cemetery Of tn" Ever
grcrus AMI to shoot himself on the grave ol MS
beloved. His parents fastened To- the cemetery
and searched out the grave. cNprctinE ~ ma
his CORPSE. He was not there. ana Mr.. Hayes
went to tn residence Of his son-in law. Nj.
clifford. ana learned that Franklin had really
obtained The pistol and gone to his sweethcait, :
Lowell him aud knocked til" pistol cut oil ,nis
hind lust IA the cartridge was exploded. The
pistol WIS subsequently taken from him.
On Tuesday night his father told him thht no
must behave himself or leave the house. He
took the r 'hukcuuicty .
Yesterday morning early he dressed himself
with cnre and went into the Kitchen, where nus
-tcpmoth"r was preparing breakfast iIe de-
hhorat IS aimed at hcr heart and fired. m"
ball cntrrrd the left breast and lodged In tn"
no-h. Mrs. Hayes tell totlc floor screaming.
Franklin Hayes ran out OF tho house. and up 10
. lat, hour last night he had not been arrested.
He IL SUPPOSED To- he insane.
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About three months ago two OF the children
VIZ TiIir. 90 ..iiul un luuriut avenue. rr7r tlt
l.tr, wffr pt'ln- go the rfg'u nr'r the result noe q"
flftf inft nf aud were attacked lN SAVAGE i-. the
truUert, ru'ntri woman. nam q VIM frite. AMI
lltiu tnr ni th Two. attic u'N. fsr 40
wt. hftr 100 the aui taco, an the R ii thg an '
Tho dti at uir request ~ tl' owner. wa, Killed uu,
tmtriv ami ~, thidfru attend a hv u IhNsctiu \
trNs nft,f the recurrence. ~ 20 ctrtu Wetr. A. "a
VIZ. thuught welt ami rlal a uuud uie ltc a. Usual
ON, tnuuli ilU the ios tH Nalu,d oi h,in- ~ aud.
Ter a i,N da,-. died OF What W.. declared D., Tho
ti,.iUiau Co. be lNdrnlhuhh lust One uuntu
.nm two dlvs airr the death Of mc htt"
hIy Lest ~tturitV Nrfiriur tod l.r mother that hrt
lr- 10 the ltc whrI, she hi been bitten. PANIED hcr
uaiiy hH che thlu hrru removed tu her ivd thHn ID,
conn r ui violent pains in the stomach aud express q
ardent desire for water, hut n- .vuu ~ the ui Was
handed 20 hct slice rpu-ri 10 The 80 ~ dHs, whrM,
their breathing vH.so ,iOi'ut that II Annoyed hcr cN
ttnU'N tf fuflMl the inir UsN- ui her ilrt-S whtn
ever nrc cod f. Nuas 80, NHii- would enter hyr ruu
81. vnlh .rftfiH tnl afl'r b. t1A, away on N"in
t4t f Nti. iilt tn.sd rNnsltf thiv mud aiI uftnl,
n.lA M nm NH ~ :. lll..k Il-lI .lAN Imlrmlms
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NIWn TIl0k7 IN mU-I INN I11NU fI.IUn'TI Nnl Inc
f,,tD- # rmc con-i-t0ni W4tli ah,olUt satts
on and after NuN - i-7T
fNnlr,. 7 ain, rnAr NtN York. la pr.hrN-'s ant
.tNltlAltt IT, l.fiir-. %. lnIlHN>,
and sunday, . a NJ. o, q. u 81, Z. I'D. and
= Vi
Boats oi Rlooklyn Annex CONNECT With nl' tluunsh
trains al Jclsr, tiN. Hlur Nu. specify aui inject
TRANSFER Tor BlrnkNn t.'Nel
Returning Train, e,, rnlu, lrms SGD, 81, i3o
go aud II \ .lultrd NIrs. 80 T. b .
a,m, and Wf an !. rudu-ht ON SUNDAY,
II, Ari offices 40 ami "a broadway Nn Aston House,
amt foot 9 D.,hr',-,- ali cluVdl ,l- Nrui II,
amt blookAu Annex A. got foot ui Fulton si btrlkhm
M llN and liz llti,uu II nounhru, depot. = i,ry
NlN tmiErnni q bet oll,e, battery rlh
FRANK THOMSON, T. AKNFk
Ggucral MAussel Gem Pa,,.N.. Af4nt
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W TUT " FFN7TTNN w w TNTV0T .
aERN ANlD SATURDAY. N't e q - v
BALI, i.tueiAN De- =, ll so
ri III lir. s1.a.iIv isN p. H
EHffAN Nlr NtuIIuN. IAN ~. 10 $40 \
From Wtt. sat nn rscr o. Norul .ntr
tahil- ell tuli-lip- saloon r''l $50 ami fiun soil
k.tNfil o. De- .fN iIt, fihNl, trm- -i.Hr44,i So
q toNll, Agent 8; HfnaiNaA Sow York
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ANDY JOnNS0N'S PAPERS.
souF OLD LETTERS Avn DESPiffHE'
iROM .fND .iBOrT PtBLiC MIN.



GR,4>,tttt. rs~N.. Juno =. it7'
'G n, ~, 9| 'ucr of mc e'h u hoshecg received
AMI o. ti tconrs. was s.mewhst snrrri.ed when |
b., n1 l' "a, ,' @ ham li,. ami ohcr, i6 resara
~ what would have lcen Tue rucY OF fNsid,m lh,.W
pa ' y. '9 r,saii,n !" ''' ''''' you ''' w
rpor odnrort shclvos are tho books lc'i nv
him most nf thom having rnfrren.e to ronsttu-
n',,'si in,y and nn,iti.nl nattcts WITH these nre
\ Tow letters. Also Bible upon which Mr.
Johnson took the onth Of onlcr "a President
aud " ithin tn. Il Bile nm autograph letter from
Mc lnto Chief Justice Chase, never before pup
lshcd;
w,suiScroy Ami ~ i-o'
NJ, p,m s,a .end Won ne gihc on which ,9" .,fe
worn into onc' as President Nan vi Sc ~ a. ",
,on II YOU III. H. tcerit
ino,rl 4 na..are rhcre YOUR hr. toy h.i ~ raec
hkeAie chapter = .,r;;. u .,,.,,,. ,,. ,o,.e.t
ncnua,,d % on wish gond ren.nuct va. , ,",i
"'n.. m ~, ,,,n tn,,,,r iat a,.i So dtcti, the i'm
slhoa once more D,-si"s YOU To- wv H. enfri, pg,
the vho., l1,al orulaucn with rcieren'" io rrisan
ii'o, Cog, Anderson of OHIO Who has ~" returned
irom Charleston tells me mat 20, sr Ne, '9t %
~ iuyau.t- Tad siaN w uins- 'Asls oin W,h
fir ccun,r, looks anNou-N To- vow. YOU can .tg all
snFlsr. Ill., .i,fr.i VA :. :" rf,t in our in nn'n
vi 81 n', a. cin''ci' sni III reiccuou p, ,uneasr
Ne l-ai l,y old ~, reach w nli Ohucol continuance
by a. ys..et Faithfully Yours p cr.,
Another patrr. signed ly n name unknown TO
lame attracted my attention. and COPY ii;
Ivan, ,or :, t,cccturon ONE point Yoa ar' oil if.h
,enrr h..|. of pnhurHl 90 inIo-
,oir, iii an, u,.aier,S 1'.isdo w MI he 40 ~
W., ''.n'i VA h.,e d, .'' q NJ, ,',s i 't
ny cabinet vh. an. l". who stl nii ,..,. n, van
~ .unuul slo.- wiona 10 we country ~, '-fism-
N'ani. i'.l. i,l ins l.,iius -.an'nn iu onre, no,
lor utnin liH ont IN. iur.in N" ''N Is u, BOON
"V' .'.. ' '' ''''.i, ,.Ne,,i, 49, stanton
,,r-u r,n, ~ ~ ,,nr ,'6 ii f,,l az, s.waid ~rish.
sc,ih. you doont iy,ts m,nuer who cannot
hoas'e @ f.l ss '"rgi,'s, ~, A.. 49, a.ogop'iiai
soNhfr' a0f o., acting ''n r.n .-'f i'r '.Nn"'
KILL J.a,.c, 3 ,.n,it
Al,t, a.ttfir to n CONS .u'un
There nrs nunlrrO q 'apnfchcs from VIM.
2 :. Witl. a.i.t ail %. them hr. the q -riii 20
nr.nlusr,.lr hopriulu -- This = "a -p-'i-
'''" AsAsr o,' T. 1875
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reii i.ai,aat- W.T. ic>ieeii !. r,lrn i,eNt ~
Plea Ill. ralA Nrtani' 900, tn. i,gu.l,. h'-'
Nra YonN rrb ei ~
n ' t.. ss"g,.' !, '', sr NIL
,mc, 'WniAa ii S,~.ra
.onc day qrlisr is despatch from ths h,'s, i.
y. yo,s f,D =. i-'j
.pas.u, l.iHsf ''utu't he'' be ,r,'Yi D.. .e.'
pii President johnson or,r Mr. Morton 3.
'n'irNt losi' On llH pnbi"lion "i the i"i-
a.Nins do-pnt b can DO No possible harm.
tNffsAfun. i.i ltH ~ i--e'
r.,v -n i'noci l,'tr irl a,'- ,nc.. 500 c,'an.'
' '','' 'r.''H l'''
VI NV l.othornan .rlo-ralh- irom :. "
of NJ =. 3D..
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Twcnt,-.ix COW. Burned to Death.

Michael Freek'- hnrn at Annanialc. y. J.. was
iiH d i. iu, -ia1 msut rwi ui -iN ,u"-. VALUED a.
W I-,.-L ID ~ HlLl-. Ilr i--ll w., " - 4. ~
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L-,l-,l INN. -4n-L.l-uI WIN Al-.---l- NM.
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Sitratiors dctuulto.
AoIlOAn 0iooOs.
CATHOLIC PRAYER ROOFS IN eve

sioIiOap o'ccOs.
CATHOLIC PRAYER ROOFS III every va.
- riOty ui hiulins
At IL PRICE :
VELVET IVORY PEARL TORTOISE SHELL, AND
MOROCCO BINDINGS
ROsARIEs WOOD, COCO, rEARL, CORAL, AND
AMER
SILVER AND GOLD MEDALS
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES In great variety
PHOTOGRAPH ALBtNS LIVES OF THE SAINTS ana
DENOTiON Al WORKS
CRIBS. CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLES. STATUES.
HOLY WATER FOUNfS.
At priccs LOWER THAN EVER tal and see our stock
hofurc purchasing elsewhere.
u a \ SADLIEK A co. 81 BARCLAY Il, New Nork
TTENTION The finest ro-aries IN All tind' Of
n real stone un silver chains sold ont rcrari-. 81
cost sci cro.e- ami prayer books speciality Ji -h
nv. corner ci 21th II
UNCLE - ". ON his Marc columbia wi-hc. you
I MI Merry Christina, ANT Happy Sew NrI Most
amusing toy M well regulated tuuilN should hc WIN
them For decorations 0 christmas trees hulsl iil1
hlc. AGENT, wanted ~ tharl,S st
N-OuH tItKi>TNAs TREE won't look uir.
unless trim n with pop corn schools 'hut Doe ~
and tnti- supplied ut whplfalr prices 49, TIE manual
liIIiuIi.Nu Il 80 a til Iul
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From Pee q. loot o Canal Il
STATE or GIOktfA THURSDAY. Dc -
STATE or rfNN~A LVNNlA rhur-inN, ian u
Saloon oah.n passage, at lowest rhirr Sterlrse
f2i Al -TiN BAI DM u A CO. Agents. - Broadway
Sioera.c a. kc,a % Broadway and At Company per
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nLYMpIc THEATRE.

q '
~ cts iLIIANS GUS WILLIAMS
Mic frau,rni wilson prothers ita Mmk,.' larry
Mont .uU 5. anon Hul ~,li.f- lH- Nalf u bar
taHlomrw iahn TutI.r. Or. tons elm. 20 sister,
I'M ifN' ,Ht Gown. PNNruNlNE.
NAuAkl~ NtH,I -UAh ANp al KDAN
ttEN t'ENlNH Al <
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n sTEAMsIIir CON-.

TITF RED rTAN TTNF
cArf.lD- fhO Bcl-lAn and mtel otHt'-i ais 81 hs
~'nu nlOuillt. Alternately hur rhrsi 'ihss aud So
York DifO Iui uuis
10 ANTWERP
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Tu,Np orru, HOUSE.

u TDOii a DONNELLi ..... l., .'ees nni MANAGERS
ri SERVED -tAT~ ptrhe-fH Circle AMI RaltuuNi 'pc
lA~T PERFORM NNrI@ Of IHt Ot TukpDN.
last MR. p s ttNNfkNl
OVTpEpON In huurirrn'f. 'f'H' pramf
MATINEE IiiI bt I'h'lN
A Nl.NHNtiI ftNfutuuu.
sArl RDAN - ON MONDAY NlNl..,.. no.,
Al Nj b. = tUANfKAU In KIT -
, 1877-02-28

ton, We oan afford to give a fuller need Of
sympathy and even admiration to the sobriety
If the American people than it seemed to US
pu<si|l, TO give at The time Of The greater
ui,is 10 which We have alluded. The present
cas- j. tler Of a great political dead lock, in
which, Whil Ihr popular vote went one Way,
the votes If the States, as counted by the
Cons i'uIion, wo1ld have given an opposite
result. Supposing, that il. that all the returns
presented ny HE officials in power in the
various States had been accepted without
question. 5lt it so happened that In more
than one State opposite results were obtained
and stoutly commended for by the opposite
parties. each maintaining that the constitution
al principles il had applied to the very excep.
final circumstances Of The election, were the
true ones. The emergency was great. because
it 80 happened hat the party with the largest
popular vote, and therefore with a certain pre-.
sumption in lis favour, is the Opposition party,
and not the party now holding the reius Of
chicr; anil because, also, the defeat of that
party by any means, either really unfair, or
even appearing TO be 80 20 great masses of th9
American people. would have been very apt
10 cause, anil not OnlY to cause, but In soma
measure to jlStify, the bell f that there was u
fixed intention no: TO give the D .m0Grats aud
whites Of the South whose indl nca hal car
rieI he greater number Of tho Southern States
for thu Democrats, f~AiF.play. No impression
could have been more fatal to tbv confidence
of the people 10 Republican institutions, and
no doubt it was an impression which at one
time seemed very lik ~ to become q vile.
spread one, and indeed one founded On very
plausible grounds. To find any solution Of,
the difficulty was the more perplexing, because
one Of the two bod es constituting tho Ameri.
can Congress shows . Democrats majority.
and the other a Republican m ,jority. The
control Of the Union for four years was a.
issue party feeling was high The RopubjI.
cans sincerely believed thai lie triumph Of the
Democrats might stimulate u new attempt at
Independence or secession the Democrats
sincerely believed that the triumph Of the
Republicans might slim Hate a new inroad on
S .ate rights and u new effort at conquest. No
more ominous collision could have been
imagined.
, 1877-02-28
MILITARY GEOGRAPHY OF TURKEY
(Fr0m the T.9ss)

st A meeting Of tho members Of tae Royal
United Service institution, held at tha insiltu.
tim, Watch Ill. yard, uil4f the presidency Of
Nj r G neral Stephenson,
Lien "nant Colonel G L. Howard ViNCRNP
con IL mliny the Central L1ni3n Ride Ringers
date 23rd Il ,yal Welsh F1sjIiors), delivered a
l'1iu :" On i" rlo Military Geography Of Elro-
peal Turkey"
Tine events. ho said. to warn them Of which
had fDr tbs last six YEARS been one Of tbs main
Obi 'cts o his trlgel AMI s:udy we're rapidly
passing to theit fuldlment. H. purposel. then,
to examine the map Of Z lropesn Turkey from
a military p,int of view. Military geography,
or, as it was more o~0noisely termed, topOgra.
ply, was a relative expression. The topogra'
plioal consideration Of an inva Ter wern not
ABSOLUTELY identical With those Of the defender
of Il district. The |leotlror would hrst consider
tn position Of the aggressor. 1t would be an
in8Ilt 10 ma m3aneSt capacity to suggest that
Turk " Was likely TO bs invaded by any POwe
save one. II WAS not therefore, jumping at
Ooaclu>i)aS, nor saying alght at v~Arianca With
the resp OF which. for many personal reasons.
he felt tow II Is the RlSSilG n~Ati)n, and which
h. dluhted MT WAS shared by nearly all tbs
m4mh .rs OF the Institution, when he asked
than to cOn~i Ter themselves as the Council OF
War Of AuS<ian Army massed in BessarahlA
for the iavatiOn OF European Turkey. Let
them suppose an army consisting OF 274,600
Infantry. 1880 Ctvalry, and 245 guns. That
was the actual strength Of thu army Of KiShin'
eff. Although in a prolonged campaign the daft.
ci-ncy Of off 1.rs in ths Russian Army, amount
ihg to upwards of 7, 900, would be a serious
m%Atter, it might be taken for granted. despite
all that had bsen sail to the contrary, that oil
late years 70 finer army had been collected
together. They must assume that CONSTANT
nOple was the Observe point. The approach
thereto was mainly guarded. first. by the Dan
ube. and, secondly, GO miles to the south by
the Balkan range. Between the Russian head.
quarters aud The first barrier lay R0umania. a
dependency OF the Porte, but a State whose
good will towards the Gear could not be doubt.
ed In timss e one by the passage OF the Rus.
sian armies through Moldavia and Wallachts
had been a matter of considerable difficulty.
Now the Railway uniting Klshinsff with Odessa
passed on to Jassy, crossing the Pruth at
Skuljane. and thence ran vtd Gslats and b.
, 1877-02-28

Harrington, Leader Of the Oppo ition. who decl,r-
ed himself unwiI ing to hamper the policy OF The
Government.
The Emperor Of Germany has drlivereda 'pC' on
in VIII CHI he states that the Budget shows II def
cit Of twenty-five million marks. and nltribne+ 1t
TO great depression oftrale throu IN nut q run my.
Referring to Eastern Afurs, he sail that the
Confcnncc mad resulted in the Great Powers ar
irving Mt an understanding nS 10 til" guarantees
equirrd from Turkey for tho exec ton OF The
February %.
N.Y. York. 23rd Flour, per barrel, St. Law
renee brand 37.l5.
Mca! pr barrel. s34 to ..
Heavy Mess Pork. per barrel $40
Crystals. per pound 10 to lo} cents,
0'-" Far to GOOD refining. per b. W to ~ CTS
Enllisl Islands Mnla>~es. per galion, 80 10 42c'
Premium on Gold iD43 to {
Exchlnge. y Nv YORK and Loadon SO.
LoNDov BIRD
&Dem. Crystals, per cst 303 d1;y free
Sugar MnScovad do. 800 d.
Clnyed Havana, N'.I5 2),G ahr9.
Dnmerara Ram per 94llnr. lilOin O"HI'
Fri ,idad C'co,. per cwt al.
Cousp!s 90
Bank of Z sIanl 1t. Of Discount 2 pc
I{rnte, 1885
Cotton Oh 10 &.
, 1877-02-28
Il E L E c. X A T.. S
ST. THOMAS STATION.

February %,
New York. February 23rd The dcnth is an
nounced Of John OxentOrd, the English Dramatic
RutliOt.
Cardinal Cullen has refused 10 admit the remains
of the late Fsniun Head Centre, O'Mahony, in the
Cathedral oil Dublin.
In tile British House Of Commons, Sir Stafford
Northcote moved that the debate OH treaties relH-
ting to Eastern Affairs be indefinitely postponed.
The motion was supported by the Marquis Of
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FOR GOVERNOR,
oaai hGTAM A. NEWELL

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In Caancery of Nesc Jersev.

10 HANNAH CARLISLE, FREDERICK G. PHILLIPS,
MALvINA LAKE AND WILLIAM PHILLIPS:
BY virtue Of an order Of the Court ~ Chancery b
New Jersey made on theday Of the date hereof In =
cause wherein the Centennial Building and Loan Assoc
citation is complainant md you and Others defend
ants you are required e ppeaT and pss answer or d
fourteenth day Of December next, hS said bill wi
be taken confessed nssinst you. Ia M
The said bill is fled d brecIose mortgage given w.
Edward s. Philips and wife the Cepfepnial BulidlnE
and Loan Association. 6land the zoHushipof WesE
Amwe County Of Hunterdon and State off New Jersey,
dated November 30th A. D. 1876, and you Hannah Car
Isle, Fredefick Phillips Malvina Lake and William
gage encurbrzace on saidlands.
Solicitor Of Complainant,
81 Union Street, Lambertvile, n j.
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!. y. The. electionpp Tuesday Of next week is
Important not So, much as. political qpes-
lion, as an economic one, The fictitious prose.
.perity produced ,py the wa. and an Inflated
currency, has led to extravaganza in all de-
partments Of public business and State affairs.
as well as ip private affairs Salaries and per-
sauIsitss, Of office have been largely increased,
5. extrayp CANT appropriations made, and money
spent needlessly JIM various ways. Without
stopping to discuss whether, as q rule, the Of
Gee holders ,offope political party are more
! ccpnemic than, those Of the other, we.will as
-isert In TIE present contest for Governor
and tae. Legislature, the interests Of economy
slcmapd the election Of, William A. Newell
and Republican Legislature. This can be
Jeadnglseen. .hA large majority Of the Sta.se
Offices are filed with, Democrats, MANY of
whom are drawing enormous salaries and per-
quisites. These men arc. now working hard
and spending largs-sums 10 perpetuate the as
condallcy Of the party in tho State, not SO
:. much because Of party, as for the purpose of
holding on to their fat offices. These men
have had much to do with maintaining DEM
siDcfabic'p owerin New Jersey, and it is stated
.sithat they makefitafpractice to spend thou
1o sands of dollars in doubtful counties to en-
leslrc success. IF this seems improbable, 1t is
only necessaiyIto state that the yearly salary
ssof the Clerk Of Uhancery and the Clerk of
tile Supreme Court Is from $4,000 to $50. 900
. each, and the salary and perquisites Of the
.,f State a 70 81. ,1,,acsd IN h inpa rlv
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THE MARKETS.
LambertviIls oct. sist,
MARRIAGES.

Ara BELLS. Oct by the Rev ,. D. Randolph,
assisted by Rev N. S. Aer, Runyon A. Apgar, OF Lit
tle York - AIaffisJ BelIIs,of Kingwood township.
0UT--BL0 DOM by the ]. II ostlcr Samuel,
ID. Stout OF Alexandria, to Anna J. Bloom, of King
i wood township. stits 2H'tis
cAsE-TRIMMERs--oct. "A. by Roy. s. L. Cox, John B
Case OF Pitstown, to Rosa G. Trimmer. of Quakertown
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