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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

! ns-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
/ COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains or officers
ovses engaged in the coastny and foreign rnds observ
ing the removal OF bnoys requested
communicate the fact to tho HERALD. that may DO
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
displaced buoys the Of their removal will
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
American Continent When they observed
OF European countries In the Mediterranean
t is that information be sent either by telegraph
tho London Office Of tho NEw Yomx HERALD 10
Fleet street, London. to the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street, London,
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Who're cases Of
observed in tho OF countries beyond
the of tho telegraph. in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the rst convcn-
ent port This will DO cabled FREQ Of charge
the HERALD and published.
| na-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT The Nnw York
HERALD adopted distir gushing Coson night signal
for usc on board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning red red changing from one 60 tho
other in and be several miles distant
Captains vessels upon this signal will obge
by preparing marine thoy may have Tor the Ship
News Department OF the HERALD
uPersons Of communicating with vessels arv
ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD news yacht Pier No East River, New
York Letters received from all parts Of the world and
| promptly delivered. Duplicates required
| ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
sun sus AND MOON Gov nsa ..sa 10
| Sun sets........... % Sandy Hook... .eve 81
Moon rises. ;. morn IL 30 He'll Gate.......evc VI
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
JUNE g. 1871
| Bar. II her. State of
At hour Inch Deg. Wind. weather.
| Stnten Islaud.,I Noon i29 9OI SSI S*lllaxy
Lwr QuaranteI 4PMlo99O 81 Ill lSloudy
! Highlands SPMl.sHD 6Sl MANUFACTURING
| Narrows IL PM 2990 6Sl SWtlPartly cloudy
| sGente. Moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.
F1ENDIsH ASSAULT or RuFrIANs ON MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER.

AND DAUGHTER.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, June 8, 1877.
Information reached hero tonight OF horrible
outrage which occurred fow miles from Portage
City, Wis Mrs. winsow, very respectable lady,
compapied by her daughter, sged sixteen years. while
on their way homo last night were waylad by three
rualans, who stopped and tied the team which WAS
being driven by Miss winslow and inflicted horrible
outrage upon mother and daughter Alter the nendish
deed mad beer committed they were horribly beaten by
the rufians and left a condition that recovery
almost impossible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

SAN Francisco June 3. 1871
The Pacific Mail steamer Costa RIGA arrived herc
to-day from Panama via Acapulco and San Diego.
bringing the passengers Of the City OF San Francisco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
DEATH OF A TRAMP.
Ipy rELxGRApH TO THE HERALD. /

ST. J0HNSVILLE, N T., Juno 81 1915
This forenoon while tramp stoning train on
tho Central Railroad near Amsterdam no was struck
by locomotive going III opposite direction aud
killed His namc and place OF residence are not
known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

ssrp ROYAL ALFRED tBrl, for Liverpool while towing
down the uay on tho Of May 80 encountered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
sApnLERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAMAGED.

sADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT DAMAGED.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Juno 3, 1877.
The building and stock OF Raynor l. Co. Is saddlery
was damaged by fire this morning to the extent OF
$40, 0O0 Insured IN local companies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

SOPHIA FnEDERIKA MATILDA, QUEEN OF
HOLLAND.
A cable despatch from London announces the death
OF Sophia Frcderka Matilda, Queen OF Holland The
deceased Queen was tho daughter oil William King
OF Wurtomburg and was born June IL, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04

Average temperature ycstcrday.,.... 76s.
year 49,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
HIMPTON'S REPLY TO HlYEs.
Why he Accepts the Invitation TO a pernonal
Conference In Washington.

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 2G.-Gov. Hamp-
ton received yesterday Sunday the letter OF
President Hayes inviting him to Washington.
To-day he has written in reply the following:
CoLuxrra. $ C, March 20
Hb Ercer,n r. n Hpg,. Predsntef he Uni Saiis W1sh.
tagt,n, ~ C.
sm / have the honor TO acknowledge your communi.
cation Of the 23d inst. addressed by your private
secretary. As you express a desire for personal
conference with myself | accept through mo-
uves Of proper courtesy to yourself the inyi.
tation you have extended though I cannot hope
by doing to throw any additional lgit on the
questions which have already been ably and thor
oughly presented and the solution Of which Is 50 obvious
and simple. Bu, understanding from the communica.
ton have received that the object contemplated by the
yog my "Vows Of The mpedimcnts to ihc peaceful aud
dV S"edV saie sG1sis"~%S@ single S"d c.nne nds
nnhh nnhho oi .hs besi methods Of remoyins them
iterae in person what have the honor to submit in
wn,,g That II my Judgment ali impediments 70 ne o1
ekpecica ny the people OF THIS state can at once be
the state liquse This action on the part OF Tie Com.
ag'S. on b q u4 Hs 'fss s al Sdcncs that , the
sSNSb sows bn, sT Would Gpe essS. a 10 S Insure % S
mcsuc tranquility revive our wasted industries.
her Jus, rights the Contribution Whatever priey
& &Wms,er w,op we r" we prSs2'S sn "
io@ns'i'uupn"i @ @ nseh'nS Ia ,S s,SSMs M ,stn I.d,sss
the thousiuul AMI conservative portion OF whole
people. when give the assurance that no prescription
shall I've exercised here account political opinions.
that no discrimination shall be made in the admini.tra
ton of Justice. AMI that all citizens Of both parties and
both shall be regarded fully protected by and
amtnihlu to the laws.
Joining most heartily with you in tho earnest desire
You Express, that You may he able TO put an end a-
%S %S military SanS,y " Si S g nS STATE, dn s pS
iical arranrt mem which AFFECT the Government and
ufct the people ui South Carolina and crvenuy trust
Ing TINT hi. nuspcious result may senn he reached,
servant M.Ds litarToS,
Governor OF South Carolina.
Gov. Hampton leaves tomorrow night. and
will arrived IN Washington on Thursday.
The Chamber % Commerce held "a large meet
ing to-day and resolved thuta committee should
bu sunt 10 Washington to represent to the Prcsi-
terrible cfIc t which political complications nr,
eN"rting on tho business interests OF this State
and city. The following committee Of NOR
chants and hnnkers WIS appointed: Robert
AdgcT, VIM. G. Bic. L. j. pezrr, q. W. Williams
). q. Tupper. VIZ B. Smith. jas. 5. Gihhrs B
Bollman, /. u. u Dossanscrc. q. W. Amory. anl
John :. Fairly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
THE soU1n caRolIyA DISPUTE
Hayes Object In summoninE the Rival Cow
ernors TO Washington.

WAsHISGroN, March 26-Thc Cabinet
meeting this morning wiz almost entirely oc-
cupicd with the discussion of the South Caro-
lima case, and tho proper course to be pursued
when Hampton and Chamberlain reach here.
The discussion showed that the immediate pur-
pose in summoning the rival Governors was to
ascertain what support each had and by what
force each expected to establish his claim. an
inquiry fatal to Chamberlain. 1t was generally
agreed that no inquiry should be mnde into the
abstract right Of either chndidatc. The ct-e
presented by South Carolina IL much simpler
than that 10y Louisiana rs a Governor and As
scmhly are the only two State bodies ia regard
10 which a contest exists.
mombcr of the Cabinet. outlining tho gon-
eral course OF the Cabinet discussion to-day,
said that the first effort would be 10 bring Cham
borlain and Hampton to agree Ia II compromise
assembly. by which. with the senate tho dis
putc should bo settled. either directly hy a can
vass of tho vote. or indirectly by filling the
vacancy ON tho supreme bench, and let
or both refuse this adjustment thoy will be
nsked TO give tho mothod by which they propose
To- solve the existing dim 'ulty. Failing here.
lnr tWo Gpvcrnpr- VIII return 10 south Caro-
Inn. and after giving proper notice tD permit
Alu lnistr.tlou viii announce it's future policy.
What that means the Administration it, N
scarcely knows at present.
IAc Pg'si lent Is con -iantly. one Of his Cabinet
on "rS suAS, in rH'r'If of u"~ Ift dos from
r. kard ard lis LEGISLATURE, drmauiing aid.
Non" of ihUr' liuNr h.tn formally laid lrinr,
ti" Chhiu",. .Thn only attention which thut
hpdv gave the Louisiana case to-day WIS Ia dis
two O,h"r memN"rs hgyo accept ipo.itions. and
two other arrninieH- huNe tneuif,,r of positions
under amusement. The commission viii not
bs ready for work ho!orc the end of the week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
J.IKE RERRY INDICrID.
The Columbia Opera House Regarded Hs -
NMIsnnee -The NInlh w MnrL DIstmrbed.

The Grand Jury of the General Sessions
has indicted Jake Berry. manager of the Coz
mmbia Opera House. charging that Indecent
periorman 'os are given ili his establishments
1t is UNDERSTOOD that ihe complaint was made
hy residents in ihut otherwise qGiot noiehl,Sr-
llund vino have O'"u exceedingly annoy % lf
Hcrry's show. H. Is 10 be urraigncd to-day to
plead.
The Columbia Opera House. formerly tho
Columbia Gnri1n, II in GretuWl0h 0h avenue, near
Twelfth street II WAS built in 1872 Tor "a hoor
garden, and music 10y AN orchestra WIS the only
performance giNnu; but the hecr garden WIS
anything hut pruntable. NcAt variety rnt'r-
tninmrnts were tried successfully. and last win-
ter Berry became manager. That part oi tho
Ninth Ward WIS largely occupied hv families
who owned thrir homes and WAS a retired. .
highly respectable quarter. They were sran-
daliHcd hy thc pres 'nro Of "A beer garden; and
Wien Tho establishment hccame di>rrminhlc
their feelings and their property were greatly
damaged. Many moved away, and real " tate
WIS lrsS"ncd IN value,
The interior Of the Columbia Opera House Is
ms large rs tde Union Square or the Flnh Ave-
nuo ThnAtre, and Is moderately attractive.
rho performances are coarse and mart l-tir.
The place is full of the smell of tomccO. smoke.
and liquors. for cigars and drinks are sold 10
tho audience hy waters. The streets near hy
are noislly occupied al night by lOalcls On their
way ~ and from the place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
SHOT ON STfTEN ISLAND.
An Array IN u Tavern In which James Henry
Got the Morst OF IL.

John Young's watcrsde tavern at Clifton.
s. l.. is n resort of scaiuring mon. On nights rs
wild last night they delight 10 tell llshy stories
about MIR Youngs store. Emgrant runners
have OF late irequonied the tavern. .Onc of thom.
named Styles. and Henry Hunt. II clerk in tho
Merchants Police Office of this city. fought re-
Gently and Hunt WIS worstcd. Although
warned that the runners intended 10 do him
harm Hunt continued To visit the tavern.
Al about IL o'clock on sunday night Hunt and
James ll"nry allMs Lynch" runner. threw
dice for drinks. They wer" intoXiratod. Henry
tauni,l Hunt about the "ltkng" thnt Styles
gave him md Hunt declared ihli he could
thrash any migrant swndlcr' Ihen there
was "A herco fight. Finding that Henry was
worsting him. Hunt fired revolver. Tho bail
entered Hrnrys lett eye and ranged down to
the left JAW. A. bystauders were bearing Henry.
blinded and llredug. into a roar room. Hunt
fired again. The bail lodged in the door post.
Tho hlil WAS extracted from IirnrN's Jaw by Dr.
Samuel NanderponL Hunt and Fritz Domans-
Ky. tn lnrkrcprr. We're arrested y ,t.rday and
committed ithn latter as n witness to tho county
!a.i. II is thOugAtihpt the wound is fatal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
THE POPE'S sgCKNEss.
A Succession or Painting Fits that Excite
AInrm-The PnpaI Succession.

LONDON, March 26.-Thc London corre-
spondent II the Ddily Ners writcs that tho
Npc amid the excitement and unrcnittlng la
bor at tho Vatican relative to the conssiory &C..
has fallen i'll again. 1t Is certain that after se-
crct consistory on the 18th inst he tainted. and
had TO quit reading the allocution. These lalnt-
ing nis have occurred. and the Pope has re-
NAMED uncorseions longer each time. H. does
not like his illness to b. perceived. and makes
strong Efforts u hider. Those produce paln-
ful reaction. The moment he gets buck 10 his
own apartments ne sinks into Il chnir nnd re-
mains meiionloes, with his eyes closed lik" a
corpse. The recent excitement has told uppn
him. and indeed on several occasions dur
ing the spring. which II always Il dangerous
season Tor him. his life has h,cn almost de-
SPARED ~. His physicians regard Tho fatiguing
sion. Foreigners who sec tine luur at long in.
terygls notice a great change in him. ono Of
Ties" Visitors recrutly said to mo TINT tho alo-
cut,on OF March l2woud probably be the pope's
lnst formal uit.rnn e, 1l"Hawiilo the Pope p
advisers are endeuyoring by every mems 10 gct
France and Austrin to revive th" Romnn qurs-
liun. II y hoped To- induce Italy so ihr To roco--
ME- the Pnp"'s temporal power lis to cod" the
Ironine CIV To- the Holy See. whcr" all religious
orders cxpellod from Rome could lind ou
asylum.
4 despatch 10 tho Times from Romc says the
Pope was sufficiently well ON Saturday to give
an audience. lnt hHd foo be carried
Tho NonfIJ's Rerue. M Nicnnu. denies the
truth of tho Rome despatch to the Nwrs that
preparations nre hring made hy Cardinals
Sim"oni aud Nnl 'ttn for tl" conr'aN.
The DdNV Nrrs' K'mr drrpNtr a1ys That the
Archhi-hvps of N"I,rS AMI f'ruLla and the
Vicar of Rome arr" confidently mentioned as
candidate s for tho Papu'y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
TIE TREASURY FR.fUDs.
The Solicitors Pretended Investigation and
Whitewashing Report.

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Thc Solicitor of
tho Treasury has made II report which has
been made public in advance Of its submission
TO Secretary sherman. IN which h. not only ex-
oneratcs Assistant Secretary Conant. Bieclow.
formerly head II the Loan Division.
and Baker. the Iroscnt head of that
division. the Treasurer and Ass -tant Treasurer
of all come tion with the frauds in the oollr.'-
tion Of unclaimed ntercston registered bonds
but general assault is made upon tho news
papers whi h have published the charges made
against these officials by persons holding
positions under them. Tho investigation
which the solicitor Of the Treasury
has pretended to make of tho collusion bctween
outside parties and officials in the collection Of
the unclaimed interest, has been. from hogin-
uins to end, "a farce. Bigelow. one Of
the implieaict parties, has chiefly con;
with great care and with the knowledge that II
they did know anything they would not impli-
has been no examination made OF the books in
which the records OF the payments Wer"
malc. Bigclow himself while Chief Of
the Loan Division, was sent to examine certain
burnt securities owned by the flremcn, Ma
tional Bank of Boston, His pny rs clerk and
his expenses were paid by tho Government, and
yet he receivcd from the parties owning the
burnt securities 81 POO. and he did not make
the examination himself. but paid another man
II the solicitor Of the Treasury hai examined
certain books he would have found that erasurcs
Of payments OF unclaimed interest had been
made. and that the powers Of attorney on which
other payments were mnde furnish internal
evidence OF being spurious and having hnd the
signatures thereto forged The pripc ipal witness
examined 10y the Solicitors pretended inVrs-
tiguion was Harry Williams Of New York. who
WAS caught in the business Of collecting un-
claimed Interest on forged powers Il attornf y,
and reiuheei thr money that h. hnd colicri'd
ON. others H. ,is now under ind tment and
held in slOVnu bail f'r parteipai JON in frauds
on th" Now YORK Custom House; i,ut. singular
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

WAsHSGToh. March 26 Roar Admiral John
J. Amy. unitci sMt, Saw w,l be rrureL un tho
2ii oi u.Nt month"; account lnnt nul iiuuu ser-
IA, retire urnt VIII utuuIic CouAuiuiy ihOs IL
Patterson ~ the grade u Roar AlhugaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
WRECkING THE ROCk.fU.iY.


The mammoth excursion steamboat Rock
away, that wns launched in Noriolk on Satur-
day and was Immediately taken in tow hy the
Dominion Steamship Wyanokc 10 be brought
to this port. was wrecked y,st rday OF Atlau.ie
City, having been cut loose from tho Myanpke.
She is broken in two. ana the beach is strawn
with her timbcrs. She will be u total loss There
was no machinery in her.
Tho Wyanoke arrived at her pier in this city
last evening. Among her passengers were Il.
Cornell White. wife. son aud daughter. who
went 10 Norfolk 10 soc the Rockuway hun he'd
and rctDYn in her 70 this port Mr.. Whites loss
Will not exceed $4,000. that being the only pay
mrnt made thus far. the terms OF the contract
not mai n@ the rest duo until the vessel was do
li,rrod in Now urE. In her unfinished con ,i-
ton shA WIS valued nj t2jo Uuu and can't.
Buwrn. General Supri intenurnt of Tn" Olu Do
miu'9n Steamship Line. says shc 10 iullJ III
tipt. Couch Of tho wyanoko. soG last cyon-
IN; We lett Norfolk ON saturday. witt. the
liorkawuy in tow. We had lines lruding from
loih Of our quarter, L her bow. lladlresntpp-
s9i WINS from ). ;. Y. until 1--we were within
shliirHt 70 the eastward, thrkrncd blew heavy.
anu kirt"l up such sea that 4 obliged us to
proceed una Il very small h"ad Of steam, Just
enough 10 keep stc, rage way ON her. A 5
O'Clock nest morning we heard shrcks from
the crew ot the tow, which consisted Of Can't.
Geo r. iloltoh' n carp' nters ana raulkors and
three s.Amen. For Gods sake come TO u wa
are hlhklng; she ~ parting IN the mlddo.' they
cried, and we could seq them standing IN the
bows. We took them from the sinking Vessel.
The carpenter said her hog frames and gallows
frames had lulted, and she was thus nothing
but u shell. We cut loose from her. She soon
filed with water, and drlited toward l.itto Egg
liarbor There was about ten lathoms of winter
spars before we parted. They seomed TO be
stepped without being fastened, We might
have turned back and tOwcd her into the Dun-
ware Breakwatcr. but it was 50 thick and
stormy | was afraid 10 risk IT,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
HxcrrEuANr ~ Nnw oRnEiNs.
The People DistruStfii OF Hayes. but Deter
mined 10 Stand for their Rights.

New ORLEANS, March 26.-Thc commits
sion project has actually stirred up more angry
excitement in the State than Parklrds latc
abandoned in-urrection. Gov u b. Penn. just
returned from Washington. told your cor
respondent this morning that the commits
sion would positively do nothing t. have
tho legal Government oycrthrown, hut
comes tu make som" arrangement concerning
the Legislature. Othsr prominent citizens
lat"ly arrived from Wushngion make tho same
statement hut the people ara IA 'reiuluu- and
excited. They know that Wherer cheated them
Hayes hns ordered Augnr. through tue Sefrc-
lHry OF War. t. report instantly what change in
thD situation, any. have 'curii since the close
OF the late Administration. Under pres nj cir
culnsian''S. the most n"iNrlru~ly rDnr"ftAtiNe
men here are openly cOuutenau 'lu..ahl "urour-
aging extreme measures. involving even armed
Resistance To any d"Sputlr mnndairs HAYES mny
choose to promuh,.t" u-uiuat Louisiana. la
the excitement now prevailing Ia kNrd uild his
Llng an" almost forgotten. The oW' Is rA-
tr"moy threat ming az o. dot"rfuiint n un the
part Of tho rnupl to dc.rnl their u..Ats with
arms is plainly di-'nru.lin.
The Times publishes the following despatch;
WAsuN.foN. y. a.. March 20.
Tan, Nm s n Pie'ri. N.tl - |tn,
Your despAtrN 90 ihs sit l. rtreiyed Tic Secretary
OF War has sent 10 Htn Ausuf the following
A comm .sion Will shortly visit Louisiana, In the
mean time the President desires that th,.Ituanol &C..
mnin unchanged. f,A.o repN.t what chanecs iu the
,i'oauon II any have occurred sInce tne ov-g of h lake
Admin suaton" q lI Afls.
Also the following from ". =. Kellogg;
wA,ius.roS. b. C.. March .,
rrc.icut iiN,- sii Ntsi0 nlv o. llis tr' 1ihrr in
crri- 40. -uil,n.e ,ouf,i. tc"dara- uis4,ai oa
Aiv cn.!ip} NHfil.''S J. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
The Age of Miracles

Is past. and Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Dis
coNcry will raise the dead Will not you your
lungs half wasted by con-unpuon on your system
passI both a. pcctorai and Alternative All w cure
obstinate and disease of the throat and lungs
coughs and bronchial affections ny virtue vi its won.
deru Alternative properties II cleanses and enrchos the
blood thus curing pimpcs biotches and erupt0ns, and
causing even great eating ulcers To heal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

WAsnINGroS. March 2G Tho wil,ly pub
N'hrd reports ihn Secretaries ENArl, 1ni shul are 70
n'rc rom thc ralia't aul bee ailtlntl r..neo'nrly
Nnu-irr in Lr.lHit tfi Nihi.f,f i. i.r nN iu
WouHulrlN puuouu. cd bl llo.e s,uA... 10 b, with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27
Tie che.apenle aud Ohio Railroad Litigation

RICHMOND. Va. March 26.-In tho Circuit
Court Of Richmond to-day, IN the OF Duncan, Cal.
houn and others against the Chesapeake aud ONO Rail
road Company decree Tor tho sale Vi the road was
entered W order vi Judge Wciori.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

Threatening welther and rain. followeh Wy
clearing weather, winds shifting TO nOrherl3 and At
barometer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

Special Agent Bracket and DrlNNivo Ilussrl
tun, tNl lult,i and uut hrd- of .rnusflrl ik nom
AAll0r NJ ". alcamshIp CIly u Nho.cl yoalelAAy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

The Moreau I.efevre ChampaGncs for invallds.
In pms ani hall pants, are convenient and health siNin.
-div.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-27

Maltby g oysters are best and cost loss than any
fVod IN market New York depot u Harrison H. -Ats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-10
DrNN,,L,A>I,n.ILIIoA ~.

AND rNIIIp ~lAtES NAIL ROUTE.
tu HN.l tIf.r luuH -. 1871.
Trainsi,ANo Sow lulN wa p,,brosses and C0rilanii
E,hr... i.r il-Uri Pittsburgh the West ami SOUTH,
WfI kaufman Palace Cars attached, . A NJ % ami -
O. dAN.
fu Mnhiu.lori. Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie A. .
J. VI 1Nnn.U ii- 40 CORY for UtusNiie Pcfrn.tufl
I'ni'ei amt N. 81 Regions For WllAamspor AMI
For Btumorr Washington, AMI the South. "Lmlt.i
Washington INpt,ss' 20 Pullman P4Iinr ears tu'f,
,N9pt SUNDAY, 80 A. arrive Washington Z u
k'gtl!rma 80 A NJ, /, d, and sJof ~ >ir
ENjr,,, ior rlll,iria, 30 s2n o % 20 I'nrrN
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General Manager. GrtI Pt.~.u.t .Dft