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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-03-24


MessYs. WEEKS 4 POTTER.
Centtepea,-liaying for many months past suf-
iered with very lame side, called hy my phvsi.
clan Chronic Pleurisy. caused ny a former injury
ami strain, and ior which used many prescrip.
tons and hnhnents, as well as the so-called rhcu.
mate eules, without the least benefit. my physi-
clan recommended one of your COLLINS VOLTA.
iC fLAsrEhs, which, to my great surprise, re-
lieye.l the pain and soreness almost Immediately.
and have been able TO attend 10 my household
Affairs ever since with perfect ease and comfort
whereas before The application on your Invaluable
plaster was scarcely able To do ANYTHING. / con
slider them inestimate, and shall recommend
them To the afflicted. lour- respectfully.
Mrs. FRANCES nARRlNtNN.
orland, Me-, April "a, iS7a
There l. 10 nedical or protective appliance that
VIII prove 50 grateful and effective in tickling
coughs, irritation and soreness of the chest and
lungs, We believe them capable Of preventing
serious diseases of these organs.
Price, q cents. sold by all druggists Mailed
on receipt of price s5 cents ior one slaj for six,
or 1928 for twelve, carefully wrapped, and wnr.
Ianied, by WEEKS \ POTTER, PYoprietors,
Boston, Mass. sa-mar. "a
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MARRIED..

DROC East Mddlebury, March
- ~ tey. ). w. Bidwel, Mr.. George +. Brousso,
oil Miudlebury, and Miss Della Abar, of Salisbury.
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OF TuE LAW ABOVE ornrfp Ann rms FOLLOW,
ING, VIZ:
Rectiers, 500 o.
Dealers retail hqaoH a 90
Dealers. wholesale iiauot, 100 90
DealeIs ia malt liquors, whole sale, 30 W
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 90
Dealers In leaf tobacco. aaOO
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco, 100 "a
And on sales OF over u 900, iiny cents Tor
every dollar In excess OF ! ,O00.
Dealers In manufactured tobacco 800
Manufacturers of stills, 30 90
And for each still manufactured % 90
And for each worm menuhcimed. 70 %
Manufacturers or tobacco, 10 %
Manufacturers Of cigars, 10 90
Pe1ldlers of t0hacco first class (nors than
i9o horses on other animals), 80 90
Pedders Of tobacco, second class ltWo
horses or other anmals) % %
reidlers OF tobacco, ihiri class i0ne horse
or Other animal), liW
Psddlers 81 tobacco. iouth class ION foot
OF hubble conyeyancel, 10 90
Brewers of less than 200 barrels, 50 90
Brewers of 500 barrels on more, 100 90
ANY person so liable, who shall fail 10 comply
with lhe fpresoins requirements viii bs sALjeet 10
Persons on firms IN Addison county liable 10 pay
any OF The special taxes named above must apply
% 7, Z. iIohhins, deputy collector OF internal
Revenue al Rutland. aud pay for and procure The
special tax stamp stamps they need prior 20
May |, lsTI, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
special taN stamps will he transmitted by mail
only on receipt nom The person or him ordering
With HE necessary postage Stamps or The amount
required TO pay The hostage. The postage On ono
stamp Is three cents and on lwb Stamps six cents
iii Is deAiled Thai they he transmitted Wy regis
Tered mail yen cents additional SHOULD accompany
Lihat Comr of ingelnsl Rerenae
Washington, ID, g., January ~, lsIs,
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PERSEvERE:
In Me use q iA.S .emejg "niN cayei.
II co4t,'fDS The D,eot he0Iing e1r-
gsent@ II l''"nfs IN Heil' eSsen-
foI jam rs obidi0ed hY

ptenfs II l'}"nfs IN Heil eSsen-
foI .i1im rs obidi0ed hY
Installation.
taiarrh, IN its extent and destructive force
stands neal Ia consumption, and is closely allied
10 IL; Tor IN certain constitutions the Transition
nom one tn the Other Is only question OF time
II Is theretoge singular thing that those AFFLICTED
WIN should not make il the object of their live.
70 va themselves OF IL. A single bottle OF any
remedy cannot, IN the chronic stage, effect cure,
nor even bring the system under its influence n,l
IS. In many such cases the bones and cartilage
OF The nose are eaten away, the organs of hearing
oil seeing and of tasting, Affected ms 10 he ren
ueted useless, the uvula so elongated aud iniiamed
as 70 produce constant and distressing cough
me return OF health must necessarily he slow,
uhuer Inc mosl favorable circumstances when SO
seriously Afflicted but as the evidence OF It's great
value daily comes 10 hand, we become none aud
more satisfied that there does not exist case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by u Ju,iicious and
persistent use 81 sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE ron
CATARRIt The relief in every case obtained
irom Tie first dose is an indication of what ii will
under its influence
SANfoRD's RADICAL CrnE is sold by ali whole
SAFE anu retaN druggists throughout the United
States. Price. 81.
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MUSIC BOOKS.
The School Song Book !

ron NoVNd LADIES skNtNAHtEs AN NORMAL
SCHOOLS.
By c, ENEREsT. professor of music In the Girls
Normal school Of Philadelphia. MIR l.. by his
position, Is wen qualified 10 Judge OF the needs OF
The class OF learners that viii use this excellent
book, II has, ON lis commodi0us pages, n nlll
elementary course, and numerous elegant two.
part and three part songs by the best composer.
lsd pages. Price co cts, on 5000 per darn
Coon NEws. Isl ctsl Nice :. ). song Rook
World OF soNo. $3.50. large book ofhound
music,
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CTATE OF VERMONT-ADDISON
~ COUNTY, So.
CHARLES T.. CARDELLr, ., go
ADMIR- OF JOHN CARDELLE'S EsT IN Chancery

CHARLES T.. CARDELLr
ADMIR- OF JOHN CARDELLE's EST, ~ NhaInvcr!
VS.. '"it leiih,
MARTIN l.. SAMSON. 1871.
Whereas, Charles T.. Cardelle administrator a.
aforesaid, of Middlebury III said county, has filed
MS petition In said court against Martin l.. Sam.
son, formerly of Cornwall in said county, setting
forth that said Martin l. the 18th day OF Janua.
ry, 1867, executed TO John Cardelle, late of said
Mlddlebuiy, deceased, mortgage decd ofcertain
land situated in said Cornwall and described a.
follows; All my individual interest in n certain
helu or parcel of land lying or being in Cornwall
aforesaid, being the homo farm of Martin samson.
my father, late of said Cornwall, deceased Mean
ing hereby 10 convey to said Car,lellc all my in.
terest IN eaiu farm as heir at law of my father
Martin Samson, deceased, and all my resi,luary
interest in the dover of Emeline Samson widow
or the said Martin Samson, with condition for
the redemption of the same on the payment OF
certain note therein described
Ana praying that said defendant may be fore.
closed of his equity of redemption in said presses
said defendant residing without this state SO that
SAID petition cannot be served upon HIM
Ills ordered that he be required to appear on
inc first day OF the next stated term of said court
Iuesday OF June, 1877, then and there TO answer to
SAID petition, and for that purpose said petitioner
shall cause 10 be published the substance of said
petition and this order three weeks successiyely
IN the Middlcbury Register, printed at AIddebury
aforesaid, the last of which publications to be at
least twenty days previous TO said term of said
court - w
Dated at Middlebury, aforesaid, this 10Th ,lay of
March, A. II. 1877.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
STEWART n ELDREDGE, Sol'rs for petitioner
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STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CTATE OF NERMONT-ADDI
~ COUNTY, S..
PROBATE COURT FoR THE DISTRICT OF ADDISON.
II. II. HARRIS, PROSECUTOR, Addison County
VS..
l.. {. MEAD, AND TRUSTEE toutt December
s. Il. ROCKWELL. Term ls7G
Declaration of debt on bond dated ,pril - ,ses
demanding 5000. Writ dated Sept 81 1876
Because the said Loren C.. Mead lives without
tendency of this suit Wv
1t is ordered that he he notified to appear at the
next term Of said court to he held at Middlebury
within and for said county, on tho first Tuesday
OF June, 1877, then and there TO answer thereto by
publishing the substance of the plaintiffs declara.
lion win this order three weeks successfully in
me Middlebury Register published at Mildlebury
aforesaid, the last of which publications TO be al
least twenty days prior to said june term of said
Andday thereofis given, &c.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, CLERK.
sIADE y HARRIS, Attys. ior plainiih. ~
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L. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
May l. 1877, to April 80, 1875

The Revised statues of the United States, sec
tions 3s9a 32Si, sS and 1852 require every person
engaged IN any business, ayocation or employ
ment which renders him liable 70 special tax, 10
procure and place oonspicuously in his establish
ment or place OF business n stamp denoting the
payment of said special tax for the special tax
year beginning May l, 1871, before commenting or
continuing business amer April 30, ls17.
\ return, as prescribed on Form II, Is also re-
qured by law of every person liable to special
tax, as above.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROVISIONS
OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE TIIE FOLLOW
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.

rt1F LEADING POLITICIANS SET ASIDE.
CINCINNATI MERCHANT NOMINATED FOX Wv
v,,xor-, GREENBAcK AND SILVER PLArFofA-
TuF RrPUBIIcANs RESPONSIBLE FOR lHF LN''N
TROUBLES.
Name Of the leading Ohio Democratic ponu-
clans who were candidates before 'ne ''"''
Convention at Columbus, yesterday, were sue,
Irstrl in their race for the Gubernatorlal
sooination. The Convention nominated h. NJ
Hsbop. an old merchant of Cincinnati VINO
i said to have been a Know-Nothing candidfte
for Office in 1884. The old-fashioned Democrats
,,bo heard. after the Convention adjourned thAt
Mfr. Bishop had been know-Nothins are saiu
70 regret now that an active politician was not 'i-
roted. The platform calls for the repeal OF 'he re-
eD,iou act the restoration ofthe sy ar dollar ana
the retention of the greenback currency AMI
that President Hayes fraudulently inauguia'eu
The labor troubles II is declared, are owing TO the
financial policy of the Republican party
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.

TUE RU ssANs SURROUNDING RUsTCHUK.
LoSDOS Wednesday, July %, 81.
Biea dispatch of 23d to The Daily Mems says
THE Oombardment OF Rustchuk from Gurgeyo has
recommended. When the bombardment from the
Bulgarian side will begin il is difficult to say A
siege train is on it, way, but II crosses at Smnitza
fearful way round. Supplies difficult 10 obtain
a. the base of the whole force now in Bulgaria Is
still at Smnltza.
The Rus ,ian Army Of Rustchuk has advanced to
the line of the LON river, touching the Danube at
Pyrgos and is slowing wheeling that pivot to IN
vest the fortress. Nearly 10000 men are now
jammed into the angle between the Danube and the
LON. The Turks have abandoned the line Of the
LON without fighting; one part is believed to have
retired on RustchuE and another on Shuma."
CoNsrANTNOPLE Wednesday. July 20, 1877.
A telegram from shumla states that tie Russians
were defeated IN an assault on SIstria on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
DIED.

ATwooD-on wednesday July 25. Alfred. only child Of n
lhe relatives and friends of the family invited to attend
ne raSaencs Of his parents 10 sii west Fcarthst
BALDwIN-At Kinesto n r. On Friday n,oSTnlns July
TS% arr Sr 10 attend her nsrs on Monday AZ
Oc0ck, from her home AlbanYaye
a. oEse Et .S grfng & g, 5 Any 20 'n mans
services vii held the residence Of her psrent Friday
27th, 10 m.
BUTLER-At Fox Meadow scsrsdae County.
y Y on Monaay j. - LizA Anna youngest daughter
Tho relatives aad friends q ne sm are respectfully Invited
Thursday. 26th inst. at p
lem Railroad. the arrival Of be leaving 10 Grand
Central Depot At 3oa. m Returning ua.n. reach New
FLAGG-A Yonkers Jny 20 Lydia Wells Fagy. the seth
Funeral services on Friday 97th inst Presbyte
o'clock train from rhlrtlethst
FLETcHER-At Ron y. y on the 24th inst, Jane widow
Relatives and friends inv @ 10 attend the funeral services
at her late residence III LeKngtonaye Fniay the Z'h
GRAY suddenly at Long Meadow Mass on July 2S Mrs
sarah ii. Gray widow OF the lae Prof Alozo Gray ct
Funeral services at Long Meadow wednesday July 25
GRIMBALL-AtI Iuka Mss on the l7th day July ls77.
aud daughter OF he late Or David Moore u Huntsville Ala
HALsEYAt Roesaway n J. on TUESDAY morning July =:
D Hasey. aged moot 5 and lg days. -.
noon, July 70 AZ half-past o'clock.
kOyt only cnld OF Lucy NJ hrkDyt n Fl II
uIontIs. z days.
Friends the funeral at 81 Poplarst.
brooklyn Oh THURSDAY Juiy 3, ~ O'CLOCK
KTNGOn Tuesday tic zith inst Mrs. Clara King vidov
Of r. c. King Of Buffalo, ard daughter OF the Cor.
ley.
Funeral residence. 1872 Montague e.,
BTOOklyu Thursday, 25tn inst. at > .. Ia
LITTLFDiod Jersey y 24 lS7T of scarlet fever,
iton eldest daughtrr Robert Forsyth and Jul
Wilton Liiu age. years.
The residen u her parents 26s Montgomery
~, Thursday az eTn5on, July 26 lt O'Clock
MATSEI tho 25th nst al his late residence 232 Fast
Ftye ghth-st George W. Matsen Ia the o6th Of hs
NOtce Oi funeral hereafter.
MILLkR-Diel sudGeny at Cornwall on HI, Monday,
~ cnOers infa uB Hlrosi y1lhse, -nn %. IloD-
r. Mary M.lier. aged mOalhs ant % day.
Relatives irends family respectfully invited 10
funera! the Residence of his rrauca' cf,
Joseph r. NJ er. 81 West Twenty hirdst on Thursday,
-otn inst. at D.
WALEsAt East orange. y. j. Wednesday July 2j Euphe-
n ..y. wife ~ Joseph Wales.
Funeral Friday July p. at from l3 BurDetsI East
Ofdng3.
WILLIAMS In arook,yn, on 81 Gay, 2ith Of I'm month.
Caro- Inc VILLA dIugher OF tie late Hezekia Williams,
IN the 62d of her
the Oi her sister, Jane W Dsturne,
l73 Hcksst Brooklyn, at p m on 5th day, @oth INST
wILSON-On TTesday ing July "a u meningitis Anna
rant daughter OF robert Graft and Anna W. VA
aged year lt
y office u funeral a"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
TRAINS ABANpONEp IN NEW JERSEY.

On the Newark and New Jeriey Railroad after
1913 last neht taken of aud the depot closed
t This morning. The %. 50 train from Elizabeth 10 New
York ON t.e NcsJerzy Central was DoIldsd % E..z.-
bethpor thr engine 90, loDso, the nre- were banked
and fie passeBgerr lef. the tlr track. Iis
WAS done by tie rio,es from the port THIS being feared
ON the Newark and Neg-Y1lA branch. ant ~ e crowd
OF rough IoOxug seen in Br.B's Woods,
mar Tia. Fassac Iiscr and c jan lion of newark aD
s,-Yerk and Newark and zaDoih branches Of rhe
,,t,l Rod he ira N were ts.n "A III o. ay O. keep
thetu out OF the % rioters. lnrse out .grs
w.. NOT rcrietruiri by the Central NAlCau
,nev but hy 1otcfe with rev"yrra ia their nan i'.
the tram luo Elizabeth ~ 1917 p M. l.st oven
in wa pa,sEg NDgiL zIhrtn, The Engineer Wh- SlOt
U ,, some ur Known partlr- the Jan p.-sins rrtS IN
IN. ne, b. - rne Cnsiu.e. AMI fireman. 4 ecvrs w .
u1t u.an ilo ti.fE Of the rioters.
Al IN J,fss, Ccn.Iai uspot IN Jsrs.) Ct1 sfg.d
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
EXCITEMENT n NEW JERSEY TOWNS.
nv,,xo orI othcr suhurl.an

The people OF Orange and other suburban
towns N NevJer-ey who do business in NewHHIA, are
seriously by the strike ON the Della are
L. .kawanna ana western Railroad Yesterday morning
many persons went to Eew-York by way Of the Wat
chung road while others took hOrse-ca,s To Newark ana
proceeded thence By Pennsylvania and Newark and
New York Railroads No disturbances have occurred az
Orangr but the authorities have taken precautionary
measures. Justice Pillsbury, OF Mntcl9ir has sworn
IN tv citizens to special constaoes and keep the
rnace in case ot any disturbance Everything was quiet
m Dover Yesterday there has been sign OF trouble
Iae the shops nave qIIuty gone 10 worn
DENOMINATIONS bY Mayor Richards have bsen posted
around the town.
rotces ~ the determination Of tie freight ana CO.
bra k..ueu on the Central Railroad Of New Jersey ~
stri ke AL a. IL ytsteruay served at Elizabeth ana
along the line " the road tuesday night, aud To
strike took place about tint. There was no deten
.n or interference Wth the local trains, Dut no through
trans except locomotives and mail ears nave been
allowed 10 pass Phipsburg all passenger ears having
Desn a, Itcb.d al that place. The last IN 1ugh ntls
tram nasseu road at a. ~ yestrday. There
are neither coal oil, through or local freight trans
now main Inc tracks, ana none nave
a since above MENTIONED except single
local freight Engineers ana drbmcn Soy they nave no
cenAnds 10 maze and were unwilling asrSr ~ the
brakrmPn struck, however, they would Dt pDhgod TO-
and event they III gut have some ltAd Ia maze
Receiver LatDrUp for an Increase Of pay. Iie ieh
employ ed tine docks Of the Lehgn Valley Railroad al
Perrin Amboy agreed 20 slrike list evening
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
A s25.ooo FIRE IN LEoNARD-sT.

A fire broke out in the third floor OF the SIX
story brick building Nos. 10 and Leonars between
Hndssn-st and west Broadway, at $50 last evening
The fire was nrst discovered by Capt Eikns " the ot
Precinct the station-house OF which Is opposite the
buildiugs The cause OF the rre could hot De
ascert.Ined. Ihe names sPpau ,. ,ira
a large crowd gather ed around the scene Oi llr ie
Many beuryed that tue burning buildings were ran
rnad prouertv. several aids or Genrrai ohdltE
yyer. asD on the spot. Three alarms we're s,ht OUT
Tbe tn,al damage IL ABOUT S2J,OOO ana IL Iily
coyered Nv insurance The building Was owned Dy JOhh
Cone Tie nrst floor was occupied ~ luttf 'u.'"i' d
provision dealer, whose DAMAGE "ts T-,OVV; a.
- O0O Tltp.r l8urs Wcru occupied by + Won a D'''
mustard mills Their loss was S4OOOi Insurance.
@IGtpU.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT PLEyNA.

GEN. sClILLDEE REPuLSED WITH HEAVY LOSSES
LONDON. "Wednesday July %. 1877.
Russian official dispatch from T.rnova, cOncedng
the defeat at Pevna gives the Russian loss at two
Colooels and fourteen inferior officers killed, one
General and thrrty-six inferior officers wounded.
and ISIS men placed hors de combat Gen. ScAlll-
der has retired to the Biela road.
The DAILY yerss Biela dispatch of the 23d says
.'On the 19lh inst. the Russians sustained severe
check. If not an actual defeat, at Plevna. Gen
Schder with portion Of the Ninth Corps, consist
ing of an infantry brigade with cavalry and artl-
ery was sent against the place, and seems TO have
approached it in slovenly manner. The Turks took
the offensive, and repulsed the Russians with heavy
lOs,r
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
GnAyD LODGE or KNIGHTS or PYrHIAs.

ROCHESTER,, \. u, July 25.-lhe Vrand
Lodge ~ Knights OF Pythls ia session here foFl
Lodges are represented Durns the past year TWO
Iadg.s were Instituted and two consolidated Inc
rler "a IN good condition. The annual report OF the
Treasurer shows the receipts % nave Derh S-'o' ana
tho Disbursements ,2B7y. The membership amounts
~ o 5tb rhe fllo~iug Officers wer" eIcciei ioi 1he
ensuing term: . ,,,.-,,
,,ruid Cnme,lIor- John J. Acksr ~ AlDa'y -,
frana les-ChaHcsLOF-IrLrY L'minrtihauu Oi 'r"-
YORK r q, ,t,,.,.,i,,. SAP ~
grau,d K,,per or IN, Rccords and SedS-frank W.
nr1pd Pr,lffe-Horarc -foTell " whitehall go
s,,1rs R,Drrs,HiIi.ce Henry {. 4. Salrr oi Albany
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
NEWARK MANUFACTURERS AFFECTED.

large number of Newark manufacturing
establishments will have to suspend operations few
days OF tAe stoppage OF al freight shipments
A. large patent ufacturers dependent
upon sipm uts Of hides from the Was the nterIuy
Ton S' exhaust their present stocks Oiher
ufacurers have goods boxed for Shipment dare
trus; them roads. Several manufacturers have
received dispatches countermanGmg orders Tor goods
Already business Is virtually a stans. II TIE roads
do resume running many NcwIik ,acOfes wll
closed and The wO.lncn discharged The Merchants
Dispatch Line yesterday refused tU receive agy Lt
aud the Pennsylvania Railroad Company ha- gwen
notice removal OF ficlgIt from the Company
freight DEPOT. several leading manufacturers stated to
TERrNR cpOrter last evening that prniUul alton Of
tao STRIKE wOuId undoubtedly general suspeusion
q business IN Newark
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
W1SHlNGT0N NOTES.
WASHINGTON. wednesday. ]!

WAsHINGT0N, Wednesday, July ., 1N71.
The Poat-ofice Department gives notice that the
schooner william Jones will sail from New York on the
27th inst. gf noon, with mIiis for Brazil.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has declared div-
deud of fifteen per cent OF the shareholders Of
m. N.tinu, Rank OF lie Con non a. Nev-York
Cfty making all tlrty-lVe per cent in favor u TIE
shareholders and hundred per cent In favor of the
creditors OF This bank.
Mr. Moody, the Evangelist. IN reply to letter inviting
him 10 visit Washington during winter states that
he IL unable al preseut TO decisive answer His
indec sion owing entirely desire 10 De Provide D.
TALLY directcdpn thu eeecon Of The locality Tor his orE
bn Be expresses hope that may Dc able 10 know
In a few days what such Divine direction may be-
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
THE RUSSIANS MARCHING on sILIsTRIA.

The Times's Bucharest correspondent says the
report which he transmitted yesterday that the Grand
Duke Nicholas had routed Turks at Pevna. pre-
mature. But a general engagement is expected there
III nedately The report Of the great defeat OF Raoui
Ps4a was also unfounded Now that the Russians have
secured tne passes with position south OF the Balkans
It Is improbabs that they will make any important
move in that quarter until operations between the
Balkans and the Danube have been concluded especially
with regard to Rustchuk and slistra. Forty thousand
Russians are reported marching on Sstria No credit
is given here to Turkish reports Of check TO this
column as Turks known 10 be greatly inferior IN
numbers even including the garrison OF silistra.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
DRILLING THE rwgNrY-sEcoNp

Fourteenth-st., in front of the Twenty
Regiment Armory. flied with large crowd Last
ln which had been attracted by report tlat che regi-
meat was to Proceed 10 TOmpAns Square. Tnr Ordol
which Col Porter received IRON Gen. -u1iec however,
We 20 get his men in readiness Tor Immediate
action. During the evening the 1meut was
dIicd In street front the AFmOgy
Toe ryOlutOns were performed with great precision.
The crowd cneered the soldiers Justify aud seemed 10 De
rnure sympathy with item At 10 O'Clock Inspector
Dks came 10 she ArmUry AM informed Col POrtet tnt
The men were Ghen dismissed 10 Their quarters iOr tAe
night.
For other d rIs Of ne strike Postscript e s page Of
tlc z
New-York tribune., 1877-07-26
The Hillside Library.
Ready t.ir mou..ns.
Containing Fifty Cent stor "The II united Tower ~
Mks. HENRY WOOD.

Ready t.ir DOrl.ns.
Containing FIFTY Cont stor3 "rhe united Tower ~
MAs HENRY WOOD.
Price
For every agent No OF the Hillside IN rar
a popular story Dy hlss " p Bra1don, VIII 10
ready in few days
The New gepnbicnn Orssrixn HepGbrcsns and
IA favor Of supporting the Administration IN
policy civil Service Reform, sumption VI
honorable maintenance OF the pnbc crHdt
reconciliation The south, which shall
is prosperity eitlou sacrificing the rights liberties Of
hunbesf citizen earnestly invited 1,n The Republican
Association District wherein the snd
have organization entirely removed rom tte
b. free prcl1m The great principles ~ tue National
and accomplish tioir e-t-Ohshmeni ~ tAe
lsud hoat fear or favor
Enro ment books open 'he july % aud
~ from 10 o the named below Any
attend the Of eurontn nt NAY his
placed by ying the enrolling Oh W
lettaT addressed TO them al place OF enroIineuL
i-l Dsfrct-.i DesbToss..
d District Cosmopolitan Hotel, is East Broadway.
81 Di.tict-375 NrOOue a.
4h b .stllc.-siandard House, l56 West Broadway.
sti strct-i3O Prtncest
Gth District Northwest corner Grand and Cnntou-sta
Tfh d strict-lJ2 v est El-NentnsL
etA B.rtYict-Waihalia J All 30 OTchardsL
afh Dstrict-3l6 West Fourth
I0T District HAMBURGER Hall. 237 Fffthsf
nh Dstrct-ITenor Hail. betNted SD And 32d sts.
i2fn Di.lict-29i FaSt +ihst
18th -. strict-30l Nest 2lst-s'.
lsth Disirlot-Mllicgs = Hall i2s lot
lbfh Distiict-U agner's han. ii8 West 36thst
lrth Di-tnct-Geimsni Hal zoo 3d-aye
nth District 500 West S2d.st
lSta AT shave
Di.trtct-
-oth Distrct-southv " est corner 54th ami 2f-ave
2lst district Lincoln Hal, ll6thst and Sd ave.
25d " arr, MSiun,s y Hotel. S, Aslrose
HENkY e. ROBINSON. China Com ORGANIZATION.
THOMAS n. Rf Chairman Of County Com