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The New York herald., 1877-12-09
SCOUTING IN MEXICO.
Return of Lieutenant YOung'S Command
to Point Rock Springs.
A CAMP DESTROYED.
Two MescaIeros Killed. Three Wounded
and Twelve Turned Aorift.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]
SAN Antonio, Texas, Dec $. Is

san ANTONIO, Texas, Dec s, 1877.
Al length Lieutenant Youngs detachment OF tho
Eighth cavalry has been heard from. 1t Will be re-
memucred that about three weeks ago Young
started on scout into Mexico with the view OF
tracing o party OF cattle thieves and maruuders
which had been preying upon the Texans Some
met with an overpowering force and been driven
westward
CAPTURE OF AN INDIAN CAMP.
After mis- command had been out ten days they
came upon band OF mescaieros or distiers Of
mescal, encamped, having their chief, Alast, with
them. The order was given to attack the camp at
once. The cavalry dashed In and were masters OF
the situation after bricf and feeble resistance on
the part OF the distillers.
SUMMARY DISPOSAL OF THE DAND
Two OF the band were killed and three wounded,
The remainder or the party were then disarned,
all their trnkcts and clothing taken from them
and turned adrilt to 60 where they cnose.
BuRNisG THE sPoLS
All the tents with their contents ana the stuff
taken from the men, were then collected IN a
heap by the soldiers and burned, so that not a YES
tigc or the camp was left 1t Is not stated II the
mescaleros had any stock at the time they were
captured.
SEVERE WEATHER ENCOUNTERED
Colonel Young returned to his camp ut Point
Rock Springs yesterday morning. lie says the
weather has been very severe In that portion OF
Mexico over which he has secuted, and that his
command suffered very much from the cold. One
morning when the men arose they found the water
In their canteens frozen.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THIRD DESPATCH.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec 8, 1871
At hali-past eleven tho Ore shows signs OF weak
snng. The principal damage will be 10 Cochran X
Fulton whose loss will reach $30o, 000 with 1915 900
insurance. The Bremaker moore paper warehouse is
between Cochran Il Fulton's and JeGerson's houses.
Their stock OF paper will be damaged .idcrably Tho
lire all the other except Cochran Fuitons
has been confined TO tho roofs. Davis & Hadcns and
Barretls will be saved. Jefferson and the Bremakcr
Moore Company are still Ia danger. A change IN the
head OF the Fire Department took place to-day, and
many feared that much loss would result tonight
but the cxChei Is leading the department and will
undoubtedly succeed saving the rost'0 the block,
which at time threatened The blocks agare.
gate wealth is 81, 100000 b
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with his almoner ON Friday, bnt passed bad night.
with cough and the swelling o. his legs increases,
but nevertheless he continues to receive intimate
friends.
TIE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
The sittings Of the Chambers IN Versailles yesterday
undressing. Il was expected that question
would be put in the Senate afordDg N. Dufauro an
opportunity OF explaining his share In the recent
events but both the Right and Lett being uncertain Of
support the consttutonalss rcfrainsd from putting
he question.
wAvERISG oRLEAyIsrs
Atcoths sitting tho cons,tutionnllsts held an i'm
portant meeting. Ono member declared that they
must follow the Marshal up to the end oven TO DISCO
luton ". Lambert de sainte- -Cro,x urged that tho
Marshal must accept q parliamentary Ministry. NJ.
Batbic maintained that tho Marshal had made every
concession consistent with honor, hcuccforth the
const,utionasts must follow him, oven TO voting a
second dissou uton. AT NJ Bocher's request tho meet
Ing rerained from coming TO o decision. The utmost
confusion rcgns In all circles.
raE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
INC Economist Says:-"Dscount rates arc sliu NJ
33s per cent. Some eagles taken from the Bank
Of England for Canada but the operation appears 10
have been exceptional, and unlikely to develop INTO
serious train. The stock markets began with tall
In Paris prices followed by general depression hero
but tho week advanced tendency toward recovery
appeared. On Thursday there was general RISE and
Friday prices again higher. In responsc TO the
feeling In Paris bu, dropping toward tho close Tho
effect Of tho weeks fluctuations has been favorable In
most cases. The chief exceptions are consos and
Russian and Egyptian stocks. Tho decline In
consols is due to reduced supply Of money.
There Is plentiful supply Of stock on oncr, prnci-
pally by the Bank of England The transient but So
fall French doubtless partly in con.
sequence OF political fears and In part also con-
tcment very remarkable feature was the strong riso
In United States four aud half per cent bonus on re-
ceipt OF President Hayes message and Secretary Sher
mans report both insisting upon the pursuit OF an
honest course the payment OF American bonds in
gold he faith OF investors In those securities had been
much shaken since the proposals TOR using silver IN
place OF gold agiated rho older issues are kept
down by the continuance Of funding operations"
THE SOUTH AFRICA TROUBLE.
Advces from Cape Town, dated November 20, state
that the government granting lands in the Galcka
country Europeans. The volunteers are disbanding
and returning 10 their homes.
SPECIE AMERICA.
The Cunard line steamer Bothnia, which sailed from
Liverpool yesterday Tor New York. took floo,ooo in
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THE CITY OF BERLIN.

No news concernng The CITY Of Berlin was received
by the agents OF the unan line ycster,iay Mr. Dale,
however, expresses his entire confidence IN the safety
OF the vessel and II would seem that IN, friends Of
the passengers board share this confidence, ns
there were but lew inquiries al The oIlicc by them
duriug the day. IL Is hoped that soma delnite
news CONCERNING The missing steamer Will be
learned IN The next twcnty-iour hours, as
her sister ship the City vi Richmond. ~
duo here to-day aud Il may bc tnat She Toll with the
Guy oil Berlin during her voyage. sea captaius now AZ
this port are oi the opnon that the macucry oi the
vessel has met WIN some accident and that she ~
quietly making her way TO her destination slowly un-
Ger sail and considerably out OF her course IN
consequences, winch TACT would account Tor her not
having been sighted b. any oiber steamer.
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THE DISASTER UFF USHANT.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
II appears 10 unbecominy at any time In
sonsbe journal TO condcsceEd to sensational reports
Of Imaginary shipwrecks, ana especially 80 at sea.
son oi the year when marine disasters are only too
frequent and when all who havo friends
moie or less anxious Tor tac;i safety. l SPEAK with
particular reference to the ART Gle pub ishcd ths
morning IN a leading paper and headed, is II the
CITY OF Berlin :" IN which tho ~rtcr, alter quoting a
despatch iron. iloyd's agent Brest reporting tue
loss oil largo steamer on the Island OF Ushan, pro-
ceedSto identity said steamer with the City OF Berliu
Captain kcunedy. oi the CITY OF Berlin, alter tho
pcricrccs OF more Than i've hundred voyages
may reasonably bc SUPPOSED 10 know his
way across the Atlantic, and 10 be un-
nkely to mistukc Ushant Tor Liverpool; II IS
only far therefore, assume that his vcs Sci would
not have been heard OF III the vicinity o Ushanl,
lees had been urvcn out OF her course through
that elapsed between the Cy ot Bcriin's departure
from New YORK ami her supposed loss OIL Ushant was
only Twelve duys aud II would huve taken ncr twelve
days. lar steaming 10 accomplish Tho distance be-
tween the two points named.
Furthermore. twe.vo days. winter passage be-
tween New York and Liverpool s no unusual thing,
or steamers OF the City OF Berin's class
Had the writer o tho report IN question been OF
tins fact or had he possessed ordinary powers Of
reasoning aEu paused for moment to use them
he would hardly have produced article
which has caused widespread indignation and which
cannot be TOO highly reprobatcd Il is unfair TO the
owners OF tho City ot Berlin; IL Is cruel 10 those who
have friends III her; and can assure the writer that
there many like myself, regret That there
law to punish those who stimulate premature, un-
due excitement and alarm among persons unable from
inexperence 10 detect tho iauncss Of their reason
ing.
tioh oi the article OF which complain, 70 tho effect
that tho steamer lost OIL Ushant IS ihc European
should DC wholesome warning 10 It's writer. Yours,
&c, COMMON SENSE.
urcrxnrp I 1871
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TENNESSEE'S DEBT.

NASHVILLE, Dec 8. 1877.
Tho Tennessee Legislature proceeds slowly In tho
work OF adjusting the State debt There Is strong op-
position TO acceptance OF tho bondholders PROPOSE
ton to compromise Vat sixty cents on the dollar.
Matters have been still further complicated to-day by
the submission OF a distinct proposition by j. J.
McKennon as representative Of inc Funding Assoca-
ton OF America, which IS regarded by the members
favorable than the sixty cent proposition OF
the bondholders. The result III renewal 0i tho
bodmcnt oi the proposed compromise upon the basis
submitted by the Now York aibitcrs through tho
Governor.
Mr.. McKennon lett for New York tonight
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heirs They charge that said defendant has. by .
multiplicity OF suits without making plaintiffs parties
thereto, obtained Judgments oil custer against ne
tenants snnd aegc that within the last year she has
offered to compromise with said plaintiffs thus recog
nizing their claim. and they have equitable
claim against her TO remove cloud their title,
aud they pray that defendant may be compelled 10
make 10 them quit claim deeds, &c
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
The CITl OF WASHINGTON.

There has been report that the steamship City OF
Washington, OF the New York, Havana and Mcxlcan
Mail steamship iine had Hree ieet OF water in her
hold ON her trip from here 10 Havana We are IN
formed BY the p%scr, Dr. Hughes. that she made no
water at all, and that no cargo damaged by water
any shape manner; aud that the Two horses said
to have been washed on her deck crd from irisnL
captain Louis +. iinmernian, MO ell into the hoid
OF the steamship whiic dscnarging III Havana harbor
and sustained fracture oi. tufec ribs, now home
aud feeling much improved the steamship mad very
bad weather coming IRON Havana-conttnuous gales
and u head suu.
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SUIT AGAINST A BANK.

kgoxuK, Iowa, Dec. 8, 1877.
SUIT has been brought IN the United States District
Court here against William NJ. Findlay Robert Doug
lass, J. NJ. Deny and others, stockholders oil tho
Bloomfield Bank, which failed about year ago, TO
recover $780, Tho petition states that the indebt-
cdness tho bank to different parties was 81 000 000
and that the available assets were only S., 600 IL
AYERS that the stockholders claimed that they had
paid up their stock IN FULL when In truth they
paid anything, and asks decree compelling them to
pay the above amount The suit Is brought by tho
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
CANADA RAILWAY MATTERS.

TORONTO, Dec. 8, 1871
A special cable despatch from London says:-"At
tho Great Western OF Canada Railway meeting to-day
friday Right Hon. Hugh c. E. Chders in the chair,
tho latter stated that the company wanted good
rates. good business, good understanding and no do
sruction OF shareholders property by reckless COM
petition They would not break the agreement en-
tered with the Grand Trunk Railway. The meet
ing unanimous" /"
The Grand Trunk directors to-day issued further
debenturcs to the extent OF $500, 900 They make
the statement that the revenue Tor tho past half
year urger by f3l 600 than for the corresponding
halt OF lust year.
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TO SENATOR ROBERTSON.

KAToSAH, n. Y, Dec s, 1877.
grand torchlight procession, illumination and SER
enadc took place this evening In honor Of the decision
OF tho Board Of Stato Canvasscrs giving the Hon.
william H. Robertson his seat in the State Senate
The affair wasqul.e impromptu About four thousand
strangers were in town. over seven hundred men,
with three bands Of music, in line. Banners
and flags were displayed and cannon fred. Nearly
cvery house In tho place was Illuminated and fire.
works buzed on cvery corner
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

NEwBuRG N. T., Dec 8, 1871
While the Orange county express the Eric Rail-
way standing at Greenwood to-day an extra freight
train into the Ncwourg car. Tho engineer OF tho
passenger train saw the ire ght coming and tried
10 escape a collision, but unsuccessful The pas
sengcrs hurried from the several were slightly
hurt by jumping Among those who escaped were
J. n. Courtney, OF Idlewild The engine and several
cars were crushed Tho total damage about So 000
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
OHIO PUBLIC WORKS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. s, 1917.
The State Board OF Pubic orks hold a meeting
to-day with representatives Of the lesseos, and deter
mined to ask Tor the appointment OF receiver tako
charge OF the Public Works during tho pcndency OF
sut which is TO DO brought at to settle the df
1cuties which exist between the State and tho
essces. Tho Court will be asked 10 appoint Peter
Thatcher OF Cleveland, member oil the state Board,
receiver the part oil the state and some other
person . receiver the part OF the lasscos.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.

LouIsvILLR,' KY, Dec. 9, 1877.
What threatens at this timc (halipast ten ?. M to
bo dlsastrous nre broke out mnutes past ton
tsjock tonight In Cochran L. Futons whiskey house,
There are 4 100 barrels OF whskey within the building
and 1t 10 thought It will be destroyed Davs& Hadens u
whiskey warehouse Ia side and Jefferson Broth
ers large flour warehouse the other The Gait House
Is opposite this but IN no danger Tho square these
houses are upon is the weaIthiest IN the city.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William windom, of Minnesota, IS at tho
ST. Denis; Max Strakosch ID NJ tho Everett Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg and Charles A. Crosby at
the Clarendon. Senator T. B. Plumb, OF Kansas, is
at tho ST. Nicholas General Clinton y. Fisk, or ST
Louis. is at the Fifth Avenue. Excongressman c. q.
T. Walker ana stephen T. Hayt, OF Coraing N y. and
Theodore n. Vail, Superintendent Of the Railway
Mail Service, are ut the ST. James General $. q.
Armstrong, OF Hampton Va, Is at the Union square.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1871
Chief Engineer George +. Kutz is ordered 10 duty
In charge OF engineers stores tho Navy Yard Mare
Island, Cal Commander Joseph p. Fyno has re-
ported his return home, having been detached from
tho command OF tho Monocacy, As,atic station, and
has becn placed on waiting orders. Chcf Engineer
Jotn B. Carpenter Is detached from the Navy Yard,
Marc Island Cal, and ordered 10 the Ranger Asiatic
station. Assistant Engineer William Rowbotham Is
detached from temporary duty connected with The
Quinnebaug, at Philadelphia, ana placed on waiting
oruerk
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WATCHING THE ESTELLE.
[nY TELEonApu TO THE HERALD. ]

IY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, II l., Dec. 8, 1877
The cutter Samuel Doxtcr, for reasons best
known the government, has again moved nearer to
the Esteo and extra preparations have been made to
prevent her escape. Signals have becn arranged on
shore and aloat which be given long before any
body can reach her. have 1t from excellent author
ny o-night that the government have just ground Tor
holding the vessel and have received Important
evidence against her within the past twenty -four
hours. Collector DE Wolf, Of Bristol, is in daily inter-
with tho Treasury Department relative TO the
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
MRS. CREIGHTON'S TRIAL.
lex TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lEY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER Ohio, Dec. s, 1877.
Mrs. Creighton has occupied the witness stand the
entire day Sho said that on the day she killed her
husband he ran her through the house and shot at
her three times; that she finally sought shelter up
stairs, where he followed her with nm uxe Az he
came toward her with the uptcd weapon she threw
o pestle, mortar and a na-puller at him. The last
mis- .iie struck hln, Knocked HIM completely down
stairs ana killed him. Her story has been q tedious
and iull OF lame places. II will be completed
on Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
A POSTMASTER REINsTATED.

TOLEDO Ohio, Dec. g. 1917.
p II. Bowling to-day received telegram from tho
Postmaster General reinsating him US Postmaster In
this city la consequence Of tho failure OF tho Senate
to connrm the recent appointment OF Alexander Reed
Upon OF the order the Office was ut once
turned over TO Mr.. Bowling by the deputy in charge.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
FORGER ARRESTED.
fDY rELrcnApu no THE HERALD. I

fDY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
DAYros, Ohio Dec. 8, 1871
F. Webb WIS arrested AZ the Beckett House, in
this city, yesterday, charged with forgery on the Arm
OF Bond Aerdce, dealers hides ut Toledo, Ohio,
to the amount OF $4,000. Tho money obtained was
In currency and all within few months Tho loss 10
tho firm will DO 81, ,000 The rest falls banks In
Chicago Webb has been several days in the city
under an assumed name. He at first attempted
sistance, but submitted at sight Of revolver. He
was a travelling agent for the hrm and It's branch
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
SENTENCED FOR FORGERY.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Dec. s. 1871
blackjack, alias McCaw, Of tho Gulf Of California
Oyster Canning Company notorioty, was to-day
sentenced to seven years and nine months imprson-
ment on charges oil forgery
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THE "TICKET sCALpERs' CASE. !"

BALTIMORE Nd, Doc. 8, 1871
Tho Jury IN the OF William L. Bloomer aud Up.
ton w. Dorsey, known tho "tickot scapcrs' case"
which retired ut four O'Clock Thursday afternoon
turned verdict at nine O'Clock tonight, Of guilty as
10 Bluomcr and unable TO agree to Dorsey, and
werc discharged. Boomer was rcmanded for
to nee.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT,

staesaaa MILFORD, Mass, Dec. 8, 1871
Tom Tower and Dick Long were driving across the
Hopkinton and woonsocket Railway, ut the "Wild-
cat crossing to day, and They struck by tho six
p. NJ train. Long was instantly killed, Tower was
fatally injured and the horse was killed.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
SECOND DESPATCH.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. g. 1877.
At eleven o'clock Jelerson's, Davis l. Haden's
and a. W. Barretts houses burning The aremcn
do not handle the flames with much success Bar
retps Is o woollen mill stream burning whiskoy
Is pouring the streets and thence flowing the
sewers nearby.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
MURDER TRIAL.

HAGERsrowN, Nd, Doc 8, 1877.
In the case OF James Gardener and Jacob Grove, In
dicicd for the murder OF Rev. J. NJ Friday, at Har-
pcr's Ferry the lst OF June last tho jury
alter being out an hour, rendered verdict of mot
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GUILTY OF MURDER.

lSMASApoLIs Ind Dec. 8, 1877.
The jury in tho case OF Beaver for the murder OF
Sewal, at Madison, Iud, returned a verdict OF mur-
In tho first degree assessed tho death penalty
The Judge detcrred sentence until motion for new
IL henru
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
A MURDERER REsPITED.

Sr Louis, No., Dec s, 1877.
William Weiners, who shot anu killed q barkeeper
named Lawrence Mack, ut saloon in the Theatre
Comiquc last March, ana who was to bo hanged next
Friday, has been resp.ed Tor tour days by the Su.
premc Court
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
RECEIVER APPOIN TED.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec 8, 1871
Judge Moore this afternoon appointed U. II.
Horton receiver OF the German savings Bank. Tue
bond 10 5000, 900
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In tho
temperature Tor past twcnt5-iour hours In CON-
par,son with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by tho tbermometer NJ Hudnuts pharmacy,
HEpALp Buildng.-
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A NEW BISHOP.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec y, 1877.
letter received here to-day from Romo states that
Row. John J. Keanc OF Washington d. c. has boon ap.
pointed Bishop OF tho Catholic diocese OF Richmond
10 succeed the Most Rev. James Gibbons, recently
mado Archbishop OF Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THE STATE CANVASS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 8, 1871
Tho following are tho democratic pluralities NJ
declared by the Board OF State Canvassers: Beach,
IL l2e4; olcott SO. Ill; schoonmakor ll,5ll; Mackn,
1851; seymour, J5. lGA
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1876. 1877.

Average temperature yesterday ................ ~
year. sSA
1875 1877
Weeklv average. ~ e-1 8
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
URAxGEvILLK, Ol

ORAxGEuLLE. Ont, Dec. s, 1877. :
Tho boiler In Dawson's -four mill exploded to-day,
fatally ipjuring son Of Mr. Dawson. The miller Mr.
Patterson had IA leg broken. Tho mill was damaged
10 the extent OF 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

HOW MANY OF YOUR FRIENDS HAVE DIED
of cousumptoni Count them aud remember could
have been saved b, tbs timely of ilALks HoSkY
uoREnouSp TAR
IIKk's ToornAcng Dnops cure In one minute.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
FRAUDULENT BOND CASE.

NRw ORLEANS, La, Dec. 8, 1877.
Tho United States Grand Jury to-day found true
bill OF indictment against Ave persons implicated
tho Isabelle Pension Agency fraudulent bond case
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FIFTH AvESCE HOTEL.
EXHIBITION OF SURPRISES

SPARKLING SAUMUR-sHlPpED NY ACl1ER.
man Laaranse ti sanmu. tDcpar,nen, Main, ct Loirs,
france tue most natural Champagne ported Fur
by all groccrs and wine merchants at Sj currency per
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPGEClATE.- A
wonderful invention for repairing cothng table And bed
linen articles without patching Il given
with every WILSON SEWING MACHINE. Sold AZ s27 aud
S2g nroadway.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

y. Booss A gao.

THE ONLY FUR HOUSE IN THIS CITY
who received at the Centennial Exhibition the highest
award and d. ploma tor SAcauss Fancy FuRs KoBss
Our prices are % per cent lower than years.
No. 40 Broadway and NO. 20 Mercer ~, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIrs AND IMITATIoxs
CHRISTMAS Is COMING BE AZ rIEUL TOILET
SIIrPtas. Doors and snons, holiday presents
MII.I4tR 4 - Rrna
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ASIoR HOUSE SHOE STORE.-FlSEsT HAND
CATERS and SHoEs 81 English Walking Shoes. s.
Dress shoes, 81. STERN. = Barclay st.
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ESTABLISHED ~ 1928.
CpOLPIlU WOLFE'a
AROMATIC
scHIEDAM scHyAPPs.

IsDoRsED BY THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY.
TAKE A. WINE GLASS THREE TINES DAY.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GeocERs
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

A. SIMS e. son, hAfTERs, FULTON AND NEW
Church. and old ros. Office Nassau and Liberty The
largest assortment Of latest styles uf HATS la the cy ali
goods marked in plain figures; single HArs manufac
turcrs' prices, no deviation.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
\ craven portrait Of
YOUR BABY
You might lose him.
LUCILLE cLINTuN's studio. IT EAST 18TH So.
MIssl>Quoi sPRlNG WAFER CURES CANCER,
scroinlt and all diseases OF the kidncyA sale By
druggists
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GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION OF MONEY
C.osi cash prizes. S32n 100 BUY TICKETS IN TINE.
second grand drawins. .coMMoAwEALrH PRIZE Dis
TglBullUN COMPANY of Kentucky. in Library Hall,
Louisville Monday. Dece9per ~; und the control Of
prominent citizen. and "a public fAHMEkS AND
pkGyEES' psASk treasurer. Tickets only $40 halves
S.: quarters 81 So TiiE ILLusrk hIED WEEKLY
sent postage Full particulars. SEND FOR IT AT
ONCE THOS. u HAYS 4 CO.,
Eastern Ag nts G97 kroaaway. New York
Uptown AGENTS wM. COOPER x co t..27 Broadway.
II. ". JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Msd.n lane the sole manufacturers OF genuine As
bc,os Paints Roofing steam Pipe aud Boiler Covering.
&c
HOLMAE,s LIVER PAD CONES NEARER
beng specific than any remedy yet discovered. ~
Maden lane.
HElDsIECK a. co.
DRY
MoNoPoLE
VINTAGE 1874.
The pioneer Of the genuine
hnc dry wiues.
ior sale by all ,cadlng
wine merchants aud
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SPARKLING sAuMUR ACKERMAN LAU-
rance y al $40 currency p.r case.
cksoN fLLiCiER 9th and 22d s.
To SWEETEN The BREATH ANC PRESERVE
tae teeth Baowss CAxrnonArKD sApoSA csous DGS.