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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
4 sYN0PsIs on rlIE DISCUSSION.

Section of the act OF January II, 1879, IS
not without precedent; for Congress on April 30 1916
By resolution declared that from and after the Goth day
OF February next no duties, taxes, debts or sums Of
money accwing or becoming payable to the United
States ou, to be collected or received otherwise than
the ogai currency Of the Unted states or Treasury
notes. the Bank OF the United states. in notes
OF banks which payable and paid demand IN the
said lc-ll currency OF the United States" The New
York j. .saiure took similar action mt about the same
tine; and again March %, 1873 passed an act pro-
viulng that 50 all taxes levied aud confirmed in this
State and after January l. 1879, shall be collected in
gold United states goldcerdcates, or National bank
notes wlioh arc redcemahle in gold on demand" and
that "cvcry contract Obligation made or implied
after January l. so, and payable in dollars, but not IN
% specified Kind Of dollars shall he payable IN United
established by the laws nf hc United the time
The contract OF obligation snail nave been made or lm
Tue hanks in this country with the exception Of those
in the New England sltes, slspena"d specie payment 10
september, lSli. Inc Nr% orr hnH' RESUMED sp,cie
paymen, on February 20. 1917. bus resumption NasDo
general thr uSh0ut the country until ab9ut the cosc Ci
NAV 1887; bu in May OF the next year the NewlofE
ana NcW-trsani banks again resumed specie 'l mem,
TIC banks o Fe"nsylF nl hlaiiS Icsuued u'u5d iiie
coercion %! ihc state Legislature. March 1872 BaHo
other portions OF the country resumed about the same
General slspcpslon again occurred IN Octohe.. So
the banks reolmmg specie payment Ill the following
1t would be instructive to compare the condition Of the
banks curing pre- OHs ferrous 81 ms si -,
rnrus OF the assets and liabilities OF the banks during
;he first period OF suspension, which continued ioI Fe
ye-, cannot be- obtained me published statistics Oh
the banks during the later periods mentioned are
not wholly satisfactory FOR the purpose desired
SPICE AND CIRCULATION
From such data as are now obaiuablc the following
table Eas been prepared giving tine items OF circulation
deposits and bank balances OF all the bank@ and OK e
specie held by them for series Of eight years. covering
both Of the periods Of suspension and resumption;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
TIE NANHArLAN LIE.
FIA1TFRING REPORT IA THa INSURANCE sUPERN
TENDLNT.

F1A1TFRlNG REPORT BY THa INSURANCE sUPERIN
TENDEST
ALBANY. n. Y, Nov. 30.-The examination
Of tho Manhattan Life Insurance Company Of Ne~NorR
has inst been completed. and SIR Snyhe superintendent
Of the Insurance Department. reports that be Is grancd
that II is his privilege 10 announce to the public
that the result Of the examination Is complete
" satisfactory; that the company is in sound and
nro.parons condition aud that it has strictly compiled
t lie requirements Of the law in all respects. IFS al
fars have been rgdy investigated and thoroughly cX-
ouiucd I'm the manner provided by law Upon net
valuation this company with total reserve liability 81
a-z5 252 has a surplus carefully invested ~ S',6Il'
pes III From total Of and loans amounting 10
- .-l35I IL only %l0396 - were found on cahcelcd
,.es and Hocies where the notes were ~ excess 1i
tnc reserves charged against sucn policies respectively
~. management OF the company - ~ me Iands "i
gentlemen thoroughly qualified to perform the duties Oh
Tho tllqt winch tiey have underiakc many o lsi a!r
near ur 10 give tueir whole imc ANA ATTENTION 10 tc
fnsin.Cs s table Of assets and Liabilities Dr. gVen D.
bicb n is shown that there are Of assets admit -''
4I H. TO which aided items not admitted lm0du!inL
80 - 81 500 o. making total ~ SJ3lS23f - me
tot.I liabilities amount % sS|s4972 -; capital strcH
on 900: surplus regards pOct -oluvfa "h the Dar'
~ foal assets 81 1854 ~: surplus a c%ais l"y
bodeTs on the basis OF total asseb admitted, SIo'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
PAYING DEBrs by REPUTATION.

The purpose Of the mOney-ending section OF
the coputY ap TO De 10 rob The threat has
come across the Aieghanics mat the Wes aud lie aoah
must submit 10 the domination OF New York aud Boston
or must De crushed Two the as, indeed, have already
como. One is that the Allegheny line must be regarded
as the new Mason Julj0Xcn line. and the PC pc Wet
and south o. t'at line must be treated as enclns 81 inc
country. The oIher = that u tie West and S0nth WI"
not qui, voting for the salvation Of the people, as sF
did ON the silver aid TIE Rc,ump ION Repeal Bils, lhs
East will ruusu 10 lena as money. 10 the former mth
ace We have simply ia thai We are IN majority anu
are not scared To She second rcVlr first, ihat me
greed Of money win not permit the execution o.. Tue
threat; ana secondly. that if succeed IN grating
an humane financial POLES upoa the GoyeihLi,A., we
viii have need go borrow money Of the East We are
struggling Tor chance 10 brc he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
rropm, rnrr FROM YELLOW FEVER.

McKsoNynLF, Fla, Nov 30.-All fears OF
the nrhr spread of yellow fever In this section are at
an end Iast night weather was the eoidest that has
hcot known re Tor years IN hs season Ice formed
half an inch thick here ad 90 other points ihe Mayor
OF Fefnauona telegraphs that thrro is hoAyy re'Ae
tir, and NOT a cas-, of sickness Quarantine h1s bcen
,etuaycd m an directions. aud travel 10 uninterrupted
The cold weather continues. 49,, - 80,
-, fver la dis city nor any infectious or contagious
dseases The rst frost OF the occurred last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Massey REJOICEs OVER TIE NEW REFOBMERs
Fam Tie Tpfed. EGda

Conovor and Patterson hey come over to
u.s. Couuyer and Patterson cast IN tlcir ipls Tth
us and hcntziorn and VIII BE ouEd halin FOR
purity and reform, in the Dimccr@uc rauAs ~ an
acquisition Pate iS threatened, 30 - tf"o VIII inc
P.nits nsiary. BAT vat nat Whenever RcpuDnkh
puts hsseH n danger Nv the Penn onsharl, Le lis ne
ems to be 80 for tee Dnocrisy. Rcpuhikns ucin 10
danger the ieIt n.ary. shows tat nc hrz BIN CON
tcnpa;In change in MS p0hiide aiiiashe1s ana nee
bi, Orepain lOr It,. Wecon, Patterson and COn'ver!
Necom last recTOots 90 tic Amy nv reform pee
tho end Tie House ours, the sent Is Ours, AL iir
yOoscrper stands alone lie hcZ N his vOOscryp hands
the symbol ut power, bat II ~ harmless o. sword nv
lath We hcv hin and the party wien forced mn onto
IL ih Dimccisy hcT any s"nce. the postoih>e5 is
ours in 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
IMMATURE STOCK GAMBLING.

TO the Edttor OF me Trtoune.
SIR: mistake in your article on Miniature
stock Gambling does great injustice TO Mr. f.. C..
Romans in substituting his name for that Of &c.
W. Homan Il Goa" who run blackboard Office
in ,road-st. Mr. +. c. Romans has long been a
member of the Ncw-York Stock Exchange. His
standing and connections are of the best order and
he deservedly enjoys the respect of all who know
him. H. q g.
No. 50 Broadcdy, Nov. 30. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Close connections made Mt Charlotte. " c. with the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, and the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company IL rum
ming its trans for freight and pas-eDgers on regular
schedule time. the before the freshet.
On the Atlantic Mississippi and OHIO Road passenger
trains are also running on regular schedule time.
Travel South by tho Richmond ana Petersburg ana
Atlantic Coast Line railways has been resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
THURMAN TRYING TO HEAD OFF EWING.
L-c.--- I-Lo n.LlLLLL--a Llhlnl Ln-LInnL
Whatever Senator Thurman may have 10

Whatever Senator Thurman may have lost
in the financial diversions OF tlo Democratic party he
seems likely to preserve his prestige as leader He -
generally Conspicuous In crisis. His management or
the Democratic in the Senate has made him rlml-
ncnt on question which interests The Democratic lead
crs and the majority Of the party vastly more chan any
princpla-tne gaining OF a Democratic mai rity. The
young asprants for Democratic leadership ~ ChiO
Ewing mClgdrd. may wei look with alarm at ihurmaus
present attitude, whether lac shall be successful or not
EWl2ls .urse IN the House vas for popularity; Thur
mans n-ut 10 the Senate is Tor power; and 4 the ds
tnggshod senator and Representative should ietum L"
the bosom or their constituency to-day, the bulk Of tne
brass music would be for Thurman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
CONTROLLER KNOX'S REPORT
THE BANKS AND RESUMPTION.

I'M Dams AMI hi~oN.hi iAC-''
THE ABILITY OF THE BANKS TO PREPARE FoP sPE-
GLE PAYMENTs-OsLY A SMALL AMOUNT or GOLD
NEEDED.
An extract from that portion of the report Of Con-
troller knox, treating on the resumption of specie
payments by the banks, is presented below. Facts
taken from the experience Of the United States and
other countries presented to show that very lit
tie coin VIII be needed by the banks that deposits
will not have to be paid in specie aud that the
banks probably strong enough to prepare for re-
sumption in time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
OBITUARY..
NATHANIEL GREENE.

BosToN, Mass, Nov. 3O.-Nathaniel Greene,
postmaster Of this city from 1929 to 1s4l. died here,
yesterday aged eighty years. H. was anacuye Journal
Isl in Now-Ifampshire IN cary e, and Of tho
founders Of The B0si,n I1tmaH In later years be
the author Of several woll-knoEn WORKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
LATEST SRIP NEUS.

ARRIVED. ...................N Nov. 30.
Steamship Antonio Pennington Galveston Nov. 30 va
Key west goth With mase pass 90 q. H. Mallory co.
DDIEtTIC Ports.
FRANCISCO Nov So.-Cie,red. ship Borrowdae tBrl,
r. Cork.
NEwOGrr.vs Nov 2O--0iotrel. steamship Hayten. for
LIVERPOOL: su+ Gcnevcve strickland. and Ador1s do John
WiL iTayrc. blf- Alamo Havr1. Daniel Draper. lalagi
iik7la Antwerp. sailed,
Ana Cork: Maria Carolina. Barcelona.
MOVEMENT Or EAS STEAMSHIP.
LrvFapoor Nov 3O.-Ta, steamship FREDERICK from New.
YORK Nov = rve d ere TODAY.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Notice Is given the Lighthouse Board that and after
December b. lNt7 thr Roanoke "a Fishes Lyli. Plmco
sound y c. wiu Doe exhibited from structure 2pn lot
south 8u the Oh Aisp that .hr Bant Island
siosi Light house. AZ P1Hco sound, " G.. having been re-
bul me light viii d. shown from on ana after December l.
1877. fngbel struck b. nsDui ~ VIII Do AuGed "a
weather gt intervals ~ % .ec1Ai-
December l5. lf11 9hf VII De shown from
erected on fic Middle tolni ~ttfi1ri
shoals Long Island sound. New-lnrk The apulrlfr "a
arranged produce alternate and white nas. 90 ini"f
seconds, Wit short rolls ~ tp;a 'flkaess iuter
yrgily. fog bell s,ilk iy machinery u Dol sounded dur
inc tck weather g. Ing blows 90 qcS Succession every
Tie ,trltiort Point L-hsa9 vii be scoanued from tie
date named
lFor other shin N-es sec EigtH PIgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
w FRANCBCO, Nov. 3O.-Following arc
tao closing official prices Of the leading mining siocks;
vIRGINIA RAnwAY TRAVEL.

RICHMoSD, Va, Nov. 30.-Passengers going
via The Piedmont Air Line Railroad. will not be
dotsined OF account ~ the late rains transfer
D. nOw necessary a. stauut River Virginia, tu' that
VIII be 'ded IN few days and palace viii run
through 70 Atantn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
NATrRAL QUERY.

To the Edttor OF Ths TrtbUne.
SIR: Soon after the defeat of Mr.. Greeley
and his associates sueerng paragraph went the rounds
OF the papers inquirng the language OF Hans Brett
man As 10 the whereabouts OF "that baIty' Looking
hark 10 the domneerug clique which then rode over
mon .o much better thln themselves one IL tempted 10
nut the same question. where T. thai barty' now
I'' Yours LIN. RIP.
N.,-. Y,,rt Nov 40 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
sorrurRN,TRAyFL RESUMED.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3O-The Richmond
ard Danyie Railroad aud lls connections have reeoN-
cred from the effects OF the food. and are now open for
through travel between the North and the South the
only break being transfer at Stanton River 90 miles
from this city WHICH causes but little inconS eacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
sTATE LINE KAILROAD.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 3O.-At the state
Lire Railroad election today the following gentlemen
were elected:
Direei,rs-Olvcr Allen, Donald McNnughtOn, d. ID. =
EIo,sn Tholnss Brown, IT,, Augustus Frank, william
it,i.tol ID scott j. 3. waterman, George J.. MuniOid
Edward Harris, NJ a.. Reynolds, Thomas leighton ana
GILMAN II. Perkins
J.regfclff-Oigcr Allen.
Vfce-Presdenf-D H. $. Brown
Sceretarg and IreasTer-D. McNaughton.
AA0rneV-EdWard Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

lives long, President OF the United States TO the end
of his term that the Democrats win not undertake any
coup to put Mr. Hayes out and Mr. Tiden in; and that
the county IL they did attempt IT, would make eir
little revolution big revolution that they would DC
glad TO stop before they went very far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
sIrTING 0N M clrp DErAT.

Notwithstanding ;be alleged collection OF cyi-
nencc iy Mr. Tndcu; notwithstanding that Dc mty nave
attended bring bs grievance before the United States
supreme Court; notwithstanding that the Democrats
may obtain control OF both HOus Of Congress not ming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

May 20, 1877 aud connected at different tunes With
Ire N,icHGHpshirc Tat,iot The Concord Ga-efts. me
hcir- Hampshire Ga-Hs Tae HJrrraW Gasts Thr Ess-r
PofriDt and me B,,fDn stf'efnaH. In 1880 H. pub
N8hed translation az s'orzJ,ls Nyrcs NJ Hdig AID IN
1897 tWo volumes ~ Tacs pcm me- Gerba1L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

New-Yoik anacOndas must now be fed " live
food" NcwJersUy. This Is duc 70 Nr Bsrgh- human
ity. Wake snakes and come 10 judgment That nan
will have arrested Tor eating raw live oysters next
y. y. pnic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, rising
barometer Stationery slightly lower temperature,
gonfhwest To north vest winds aud clear or partly
cloudy weather Win possibly light SHOWS in the north
eTn portions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

TnurNE OFFICE, Dec. IL a. m.-With steady rise
M oi-sressufc yesterday. the sky was never wholly
lonl,d and the winds, which were sharp ia the morn
Ina, dtuinisbcd toward night The temperature ranged
i',,t lv mad mostly be.nw fre,zu gpon- The mois
tarr OF the sir ls no. in cAc-a' .... 10. D, ,io,,
Fair cod weather may be- expected Ia thi' cry to-nS
a &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
f" Courage, mon ami, lie diable est mort.'-Rd.l
RrTUALIsM IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

DR. HoPKINs's LETTER TRANQUILITY CAUSED BY
UNION OK MORE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.
To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: In the Rev. DR.. HOpkius's exultant letter
ia THE II BUNE Of o-daya letter whose utility Is 10 De
gravely questionable is eleeiuliy claimed that the
present tranquility OF the Episcopal Church Is proof OF
tie success VI RiuasIn. This should be very sorry
believe Notwithstanding all the facts cited by the
thsasc divine, there can be quite another and more
reasonable inference in the case. have no time for an
elaborate article but ! desire 10 mention The fact
that great change has been going Oh for the
past few years in the the mind o. Protestant Chris
tendon which no thoughtful person can ignore and
which sufficient to account for the marked decrease
Of theological and sccaran wrangng throughout the
land 10 is evident a vast number that the founda-
tions Of the Christian faith are suffering terrible
assault Questions Of lesser significance subsldo ami
sink out Of sght before those OF supreme importance
The instinct OF scfpgeseryaton compcs attention Ia
what il Enthusiastically vital and necessary. true econ
omy Of strength to # where it will be most effect
ual I'm the practice OF ,nc Christian duties and the cu
tiyaOn of the Christian Sr1ccs ihere can be n" waste
and no error Tor good is accomplished fact md the
gracious utility 81 the Gospel Yndcdcd rcioicc h'f
the Episcopal Church Is fairly waking mp To matters OF
practical GOODNESS, and il pat Ing forth It's strength 10
make the world better. The lack OF bitter AMI Drohtess
controversy, which marks Ma cohnseiS OF lae onN
another preston ~ the mind that 10 manifest be
tween the various Christian denominations. WY should
Christians anywhere contend among themselves when
the skepticism OF times 10 rampant and when there
Is so mucn be done FOR humanity IN the spirit and love
OF Christ
In closing this hurried beg 10 assure your read
ers that not as Rtualsts that Drs DE koVen ana
seymour were claimed be elected 10 the bshopc OF
Illinois. was member of both conventions IN which
they were candidates and their election was persistent
~ and yeheueptlv urged on The ground that they
not Rltuaists OF course in the conventions knew
they WERE but belief To the contrary that gave
| them such ,trOns support. Whatever ,sices in our
chrcb these eXunt gentlemen have had since, or baye
now IL owing. without doubt to oherreasons tan their
| advanced churclmansIip.
II seoms that the proper way to decide the prey
aeuce OF Rituasm the Protestant Episcopal Church
il not TO note the lack OF violent hostility Ia H. but 10
ue a census the members of the parishes where its
praccrs are observed, ava respectfully yours,
B,,dgeDort Conn, Nov. "a, 1877. p III. y. PowLRs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

The Duration OF thc Ionr l. "whsre 10 buy the best
ulster" DryLy g co. can answer tae question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
YORK Nov :, arr. W. d d. ere TODAY.
Notice To NtRTNFRa

A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE
wonderful, invention 'Jr repairing cioiniug. table Hnd
bed linen, ans other ar,e elt.ou I.i hius d, son
AWAY with ,ge4y wilson sewing Machine. ~Il o. ST
nnl 20 EllAlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

pr e. Er.ferg amt V1 s4f ssirh1t rI,iy i r'ear
q. Z, ft Iff fsrf ifiic - A. H.
co. .r ss4u Faitou-,f8 Or oYerc1ats sar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

oil the plrl.l~tr-t variations 10 tif clF ~ ntnaoi
aIslsi9ns 90 utne ot ti ~ 80
I-I line r-sal4r white line rcpssen1stae '''i'A''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
A FRENCHSlAN'S VIEW OF IT.


Depuis mon arry6e dams yOtre grand pays
e lis votre journal de preference, ct JIG cherche com
prcndre Ia poque de yore nation. Je vols dams vorr
nn,nero ae &c maun deux articles nttnles. The Crisis
and It,. Duty" ct Did it Pay qu me donnent bcaucoup
A penser II me scmbie que vOus Ddsscz cote ii" Ia
question: Jcspero que y0u ~ lie trouyerez pas mpcr
tinont qu'un Granger y0us cxprme fganchcment ses
opnous an su;et Dc r6tat dc resprt public. j. craas
qc la poquc dcs Flats Uni5 ne soft gougcnce jusquau
os dune maade qu peut etre morelle ct cue ous es
maux don't vOus pianez NJ s0icn la consc uc1tt
drectc dune scue cause. le mJnIac vuig c de bonnie
fol- Les fraudcs do vOtro deraefe elertion pres lru
tielle qui e lie confesso, mont paru dams be temps
deyant aboutir forctnaHt Une nouycie guCrrc civic
Ies vacilatOns ia President ahsi ndlc az aiJout--
'nri L. trahsnu lie GcIX >en1tcuf5, ou-i q-t lee
nonrnses deialcatious ct vols iudciars Oct ihdcruN
dom VO5 COLONIES lOurIilcnt d'pu. SIS uIl n' ~
Irut tsurcs indllucr lc manqur dlrtcEtt htoui, GO
Ic somme dc In conscience prologue
Dlfes done VOs iectenrs, Mons cur 10 Ntdirtcur 0u
nest possible de miintenIr are socctc ni meme ul
ouVcrncucnt lis honics, Ie Sc dissent point 10 Fritc
~ sjs ue icnp!sSeu pas dc bonnie fli les prOnc-e-
r6Drmcr es vols ouyCrts ct que ce.t lncgiitc pu-
lle io tuuts dcshOnuectc caut"ieuSr 4u crtpc
In Ion sans y0ier be- tXte RsVeilieL la conscience du
psuue, dui. iaime BE- crOre, nest qu'assoupie, ~
tnar.upZ Yntre gruds nation Is honte daVOr pefiu
me nonlc tentative Repubcane par lc manquc dune
nOnuGte6 Yulgaiie,-" ihe want Of common honesty
J'ai bisu rhOnurur lie yUus saluer. /. DlDDNU.
Ncgr- iOrE. % NOycmbrc, ls17.
+" Courage, mon ami, le diable est mort.'-Rdl
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Observation-Disclosures NewYork. Tuesday. Nov.
~. oy tue tey r. T. Mddeiitch. - Dr assisted ~ TO
Rev g. g. Wirug auI a. =. Patton, ID. 3D., L,igs un aiid.
dech NJ BroOANu, 10 Julia A., daughter OF AAel - II.
MN Of Sew. York
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spuiai No!lcss.

Blsir'a PIs.-Enellsh remedy fnr 81, tan ..rurai .n
Box "a Pius ~ - by nisl a. PiANII. ~tA 80 Nl..
liam 81, y. \. sold py Druggists.
Neryou. xhauston a medical sss,y comprising aafies
OF Lectures delivered ~ hains M1t. of hrtiu.ur Nt.
YORK aud cure 81 pr,ual.f ua showing
ai.putabIy llst health us hr rl.Hfd. sflsig rlr
synopsis Of tc npriusnis LIarifr ir .
and drhtf. iu- q
per.ure. iTiCe p Atfrra f't IHfiUr. 4. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
FLUCTUATIONS.

The Coinage Act Of 1873 provides for The Issue Of Z"
oa dollar which shall be the unit Of vau'; ba since the
nsion OF specie paymeus tho business trans icl'oh'
of Inc country have been based upon false ara huctua-
ing measure OF value Tnis will be seen from tne iooN-
ing table which gives the value Of the ieg'ehder paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01


l59-Ihe Phantom ship. by Cart Marryat -.
itol The BLACK rug b AeSaa4eG %
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rzrusAusEalzzzEB


Au No..cr. n Blriages masl Os mlorssa w.a raj
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SHIPMENTS.

Grand total, bushoIs..-. 4N'IIb'lO9 <'iVIo'V-"
Also 2O9g-G bushels OF barley malt IN 1877 2IJ,23,
bushels iA 1876. go.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1877-10-25

A Clam-Bake came off at Port Norris, on
Tuesday afternoon. About two hundred
people were present, and took part in the
festivity, which consisted of repast of
CLANS and oysters. An excavation was made
in the ground on the lot East of Mr.. S. P.
Mayhew's Hotel, and the bottom lined with
stones. A hot fire was built on them, and
kept going for about an hour. After this,
Goals were taken off and several bushels of
CLAIMS and oysters placed on the stones The
bivalves were then covered with the Goals,
they in turn being covered with sea- weed
and grass. Some half hour of heating and
they were declared cooked, and then re-
moved to tables which had been arranged
for eating purposes. The eatables were
served up under the superintendent of
Messrs. Ebenezer Westcott and Morton
Mills, of Camden. The clans were found
to be not very well done, and were pro-
nounced a failure. The oysters were better,
and much relished. Quite number of pol
iticians were present, as also were several
candidates. Among them we noticed Hon.
C. G. Grosscup, Greenback candidate for
Senator, accompanied by DR.. ]. B. Potter;
I. T. Nichols, Republican candidate for AS
sembly, along with Messrs. Capt. Allen
Sheppard, D. T. Howell, Geo. W. Sloan
and others; Jacob Kienzle, Democratic can.
didate for Assembly, with Mr.. Obledoble,
and other admirers. Ex-Sheriff Peacock,
Independent candidate for Clerk, was also
on hand. A large number of Bridgetonians
also participated. Everybody appeared to
enjoy the day, and the clam-bake in general.