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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-17

The H1ealthIcSt Of as are Li1ble % OBJ
structionS in the bowels Don't neglect Ihein- IL
is MT necessary to outrage the palate it'll nausc-
Gus drugs in such cases. The most effective lana
tive known is TARGANr's EFFEE. EsCEST SELTzER
hPERIENT. and il is asa the most agreeable. It's
operation is soothing, cooling, painless SOLD ~
all druggists may 10-iw
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-17

Ok Extra Fine MIXED Cards, with name. -
IA cts postpaid. l.. JON rs x co. Nassaa.N
or ; nAn per day Mt nome Sampled vorih =
M OLJ Tree STfSSUT 4 Co Portland sic.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-17
THE BLACK HILLS,

III DILACh HILLS,
ByII v. MAGCIRE. who has spent IL years in
this region. Latest accounts of Gold and silver
prospects, Agricultural and Grazing resources.
climate Hunting, Indians. and settlers adver o
lures W itlf them Mining and Wild Western Lilo.
the Waterfalls Boiling Geys ers, noble scenery,
immense G0rges. etc. With II enc illustrations,
and new nap Price OhLTlo CENTS. SOFT
by ALL NEWSDEALEEs, 0f sent postpaid tor i
cents by DONNELLEY 10y 800, Publishers.
Chicago, Ill
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-17
Gen. 7. G. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisiana,
and Gen. JUBAL A.EARLY, Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, SIeo,eoo.

! II go Prizes, amounting ''-1'''
Gen. G. 7. Bcanrogari;; q la Commissioners.
Gen. Jubal Early, OF Va.
Write for Circulars or scnd orders N
W. A.DAEPEHEN, r o. Box so New OTlean.. ! g
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRANiN@,
Tuesday July 3.
Capital Pyle. $4,000 Tickets 81 eHch
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-17

cSSseT7 aWeek to Agents. $40 Outis Free.
9OO P'' L. .. SICKERY & Co, Augusta.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1877-05-17

ut home. y gents wanted. Outfit and
20 1tRIfE IL 60 Augusta Maine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-05
DOR.I'S SUIIOR'S sIICIDE.
Two Little Words that were Followed by n
Fatal Draught Of Poison.

Dora Bach. German girl who dwells nj is
sixth avenue was h,troth,d to Charles SohmiU. who
with his brother aud sister also lived ats sixth avenue
Dora l. and Charles was - wears age Dora SAID
yesterday, between her sohs
"oh, yes sir he Wa, my intended husband. AMI I
loved hun Oh, how | loved him II was Just
for two words that ho Killed himself Just
two little words, suc1 littlc quarrel You see
There was a Young iunn IN q drus store. and have
known HIM Tor many Ncars. lie loved me. bat dit not
luN, lim lie wfU, itDrs HIlt -Nin, times
! would answer one an ave or siN. Charles dit not
like ms ana 3d. whom Dee cam" home last il-it and
was enng 10 write such letter ht aid u Will write
20 nm my "n. -iVr tn tue paper said. / WON'T
Then he said, | Hill Nr fhtn ANA before rlud know
whnt he would to hc had taken from nus Io'ke bottle
oi the stun winch Doe list in Ills business. and had drink
II ALL scream. and mN brother and NY sister they
come In, iui he WA NerNQn NN dead or. tharrsi
my tharlr-i wish was tcai. too N,-. | ihmk be-
lnd aeasS OF beer. Dee would never have aoue such a
ilnuu o. he had loot driuked a Little "
SrImitT a shIlil workman m Gnrttr's iowslrv
establishment m NeNHfk and thr ro,son with winch hr
killed. himself wac cyanide ui potassium.
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TUESDAY. Dec. 4-P. M.--The movements
I'm the Stock Exchange surprised both largo
and small operators the course Of speculation
having suddenly changed from n buoynnt to Il
decidedly vigorous bear market At the close
OF business on Monday a knowledge of active
purchases for the account of prominent spccu-
lators had induced confident tone with indi-
cations that higher prices would be recorded to-
day but these same operators were us vigorous
sellers to-day. and. aided 10y IA fulsc rumor that
application had been made for receiver Of the
National Trust Company the decline was easily
set in motion. Under the influence Of a press
ure of offerings. Lake shore broke SO y cent
from 63 10 b9as Delaware. Larknwanna and
western solllng down l.. to 49,; Western
Union. i -. 10 .G'. ~. Paul common, / a tD3ia:
1t. Paul preferred. % to 6ai, Michigan Cen
trail 2, to 5I-s: Northwestern q cent. o3l d {:
S N"df'wff ic S r Y%rk to ga 6a e.
Kansas Pacific "a to ~. there having been
scarcely any recovery ut the close.
The dealings throughout the day were char
areriNrd by t"v'rsh excitement. and the sud
den chang in the market resulted in more do
moraNtion among speculators than observed
The total number ~ shares dealt in WIS 1as.-
sl6. ot which Lake Shore represented $40; :
and Western ~ 500: Northwestern : 300: do
preferred, 1910: 81 Paul. 1900 30. preferred
4 loo; Kansas Pacific 900 y .llware and Hud-
son Cannl, 800; Eric. 100: Union Pacific 600 !:
ohios, 400; Morris and E-sex. til Illinois Cen
Alton aud Torrc Haute. zoos C.. C.. e. and f.
23s; Hannibal aud st. Joseph preferred. 200;
la'll.. Mail. 10; Quicksilver preferred. 100 .
Fort Wayne. 100; and Wabash "a
In tue gold market business was dull, Mt de-
cine from lO2t 70 1922; with the bulk of the
transac tons at the lower quotation.
The following We're the principal quotations.
i0OA .io2si 10 IAN. Io.'. l3uPM io,A.
In io'r- H. rat, rah for having balances carried
RI, tota ccnnas at the Ooid Department Of the stock
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Tnthc summer of 1864 a party oft0urists whilo
v.iun. The Alps climbed with great dncuty to am cc-
N and snow covered plateau IN oricr 10 obtain bet.
ter Ni'W 90 SWISS scenery, amt contrast the hcanfy aud
uchms. ct midsummer hrlow with the lloakuess amt
sieuliN ol miwiutcr around nnd nloNc thtm In play
they rol,d The must snow INTO lhryc balls they GROW led
over tD edge of the natrnu In falling struck softer
snow, which Immediately gave WAY. and soon ava
nnchu WA earnf down the mountain SIDE hurNing and
DESTROYING everything u It's course As the handful
became tine irresistible nlanch' the hnrA ing
cnnNh with throat and eitarrh II lrctcd
develops into tina dwWl de str"N"r consumption In
the carly ~tu4ts. Dr. SIsrs tafArr Remedy viii
cure though u the hl"d ho affected or lmpo',rshcl IT
must hr puroi ami lcurd NN Dr. Pierce, t,uldD u
Medical ll-ruN'fN uud the AVER ami bowels kVUt
hN LIS fiea ant rurlnfiNe Pellets Mann who had de
SPARED OF c and hHd been gwen up TO die hy
aud trends owe their e.inraun Ia the above remedies
by. Linn County, Iowa, May q, lsiT
Dr pierce R0B.fh n l.
DIAN SIN I was Frustrated some three years since
with plrurn pneumonia winch lcn me Win trouble
cough tHt gradually " worse until IliN sicuni
gave up To- die with cnusumntiul | tri,d several
remedies that advertised tu consumption but
without attaining ANY r,lot ar h'nrUt s'oiug Your
Golden Mrdral usouNcry ant Pleasant lurrauNr Pellets
advertised concluded 10 trN them ana found thom Ia
be- AN that ,ou oAim Tor them Ny RESTORATION hHs re-
mhlurd complete lor over two Ncnr- Iuour, nud ~ OIL
fora copy ui your Common s'uw d"lira Adviser
Ever gratefully Nunr-,
JAsoS q. BARtnoLoNrw Adr
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An ENGINEER NEARLY MURDERED.
sharp Work In Recovering q Locomotive
The Chase-A.sauIted.

QUEBEC. Dec. 3--Last week Mr.. C. Collier,
wcll-known American engine manufacturer
was nearly murdered by a party of roughs in
this city. For the reason Of not alarming his
family in the United States his name was with
held from publication by the Quebec press
About two months ago Mr.. Collier sold Mr.. Sem
ccal of the kenncboc Railway an engine on GER
tain conditions The contract was disputed
and in order to regain his property he adopted
a clever strategy. Inviting number Of con-
contractors and employees TO witness Il trial Of
the engine in the kcnncbcc Railway yard he
raised steam. When all was ready he asked his
guests to step down from the locomotive and
examine an intricate part in the machinery
When he had got rid Of his guests he put full
steam on and left the yard at the rate Of thirty
five miles per hour. The dcluded employers
Immediately took another locomotive to pursue
the runaway. but before thoy could get up steam
Mr.. collier was miles away.
This feat wis considered clever and created
general merrment in railroad circles. No
put supscpuent events have revealed the fact
that this incident caused pl 1t 10 be laid to
murder him. Mr.. Senecal's credit was greatly
injured 10y the occurrence as damaging rumors
were circulated far and wide
ON the evening VI the late election In Quebec
Mr., Collier was Introduced by Mr. Beauchcsnc
to the electors. They went to 1T. Kochs. and re-
M around the Jac9ncs Cartier Market I'M
TO return 20 tho Russell House. where he had
put up, Mr. Bcauchcsnc returned with him,
and as they proceeded up Abraham Hill his com.
that the result Of the election would be then
known. Mr.. Collier consented To- return. In
kept u few yards ahead. When they had reach,
eel the middle Of Abraham Hill two fellows
rnSS1cd Mr. Beauchesne and ran against Mr;
he was struck by both OF them in the face.
knocked down. and brutally kicked. Then the
roughs ran on leaving Mr.. Collier in the gutter
! 2 -
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himscf shout It He said II was wonderful thing, and
CD" You Hp p',cmicr amTtnS nbout hi. belief in rub
NM an" NO. @ S,, Ter ne sgTe o6 dG. nn
ms,ior" and alter o,icef cot an 1" Lave we" IKE COM
moiorc said 81 wish yea g. STAY few minutes cx.
With lin In S,,sn 'V Or iwaS mihEc :. e ecn'en VA"
came in The Coinn~lore wa. much in favor rublng,
never Obj ctcd To hs being rucd with the hand but did
Wien The rensIrHnn n"S' DR. Wei Ssme in ,s"I FIN
whathc expected To accomplish b, rubbing He said ne
Sscr" The co@m 1s',9' s .aa iRc had
yer, suitable but be- has niihcr nor lie other Ills
circulation Is good, his eNtrcntcs warm. ana the tenn
wa. tier" On ,hc &h II June ISIS he having sent
for ne. ih9,ing seen m"ng Of him sincc m, di.m..al
on tie 2tl vt May. lie seemed depressed lie AWAY /,
taok me by the hand with both Of his hands and I
tod i'm hat he had e,,"f n rf d" o i 'S ""S sc,
some Of his electricity lie ~ad IN that occasion De.
ia, judGgcnt when had iSy urine drawn aiGiins to
m 10 the o %@s ton and w" o nn IN
asked MIN how OFTEN The olcr9uon nag i,en ncr.
i"s Tie said 'Ss, NJ a@s had ecs@ drawn ,SS +,
,S, mmrs, "Ii ne ,Gd NY i,nns wns terrible y
don't know whether he used the word "rubbgr, Or
a 1 Opi LETT the sS s%c eO s pS YG .a s" '''' IN
made friendly visits Throughout hi. illnesslust as n
room he @ c 1s s sd ss '' lie d SaS' s .
parts could not have suffered more
on another occasion. In October. ticrc were scv-
S.Sid pCcicr tIe SsSil Ss. Gsen sitsf me- i;aiG
wei. dnnt t INN ctcn YOU; n Won dc VIII not
be Commodore Vanderbilt any longer; for
Commodore Vanderbilt never Suffered any body 10
little religious instruction thought It 4 good "rror
tuuitN. and going to tell him not only how he could
conquer the devil but death itself lie the bear
Ing. and at once said Doctor. have made up my
mind on ihi~ subject NV mother taught me rligon
that will now live by aud dc by" remarked II
your mother taught you that it must be good That
ended our conversation on that occasion.
Jaw Augustus schel there several times when at.
tended upon tic case used to sec william II NaniTrh
there every day. lie generally visited thcrr twice
day. l saw Cornelius Jeremiah Vanderbilt there
four or 1--WE times. hut never In the Com.
modore's room. ON one occasion the servant
girl came UP and said. "luur son. Cornelius. l. down
stairs. aud wishes ~ Won" The Commodore said.
where Is hct' she said " In the reception room. %
WELL said the Comms durc. LET him stav u rc ~
When first commenced treating the cHsc william II
Vanderbilt was announced when he came Au.rwnrd
he was not announced he would come ia at any time.
Adjourned until Friday next.
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NEW TOpIcs IN THE HOUSE
Proposition 10 Tax Incomes or More than
Two Thousand Dollar, IA Year.

WASHINGTON. Dee. I'm the House Mr..
Price Okep.. la asked leave to offer a rcsolu-
ton rrcting alleged charges that tho nine
tocnth Joint rule (which prohibits the sale of in
toNicating liquors in the Capitol buildingl was
being violated and instructng the officers of
the House to enforce that Joint rule
The Speaker said that a. he believed the
joint rules were still in force he had cndeavored
e. have ia" sale ~ liquor stopped. and that the
keeper OF the House restaurant had been in
formed that II II were not stopped he would vlo-
late his contract. He was entirely in accord
with the resolution. though the officers Of the
House wcrr in no wise to blame for The viola
t9u %, ihr rule; The resolution WIS adopted.
Mr.. Purham Dem. Ky offered "a concurrent
RESOLUTION that when NJ. House udi1urns on
Wednesday, Doc. 10, 1877. II h' a. meet upon
Jan. 10. lsis- Referred 10 the Committee On
Why's and Mems.
The following bills were introduced and re-
By Mr. Townshcnd Dem. Ill.l-To amend
section 525s m" Revised statutes. 10 regulate
commcrrc Toy railroads among The raj States.
The l.il PROPOSES 10 rcquir" railroads TO receive
and transport freight ours 81 other companies
without charging any creator rate than is
charg "a where IN" cars are tho property II the
road over which they piss II rr's'ril-.- as the
penalty ior any violation "i this provision for
ielturo of three times the amount of damages
sustained 10y the uggricved parties. 10 be paid
By Mr.. Dibren Dem. Tenn.)-providinc for
over $1,000.
Ir Nj Bake, ,Rcp., India Joint resolution
Proposing an amendment - tho tuu-f sutton
Prohibiting the payment ~ amy iaims Tor dam
ul,c- erowin. oui of the taxing. u.s.. or destruc-
ton ~ property during tilc ., h,lisn.
by Mr.. llcrvcu tDom.. li.l--To substitute
grccnlacls for the i--u" nf fh" National Bank
ing A-eoctation and g. pay tlr fun amount for
al the bonds deposited 10y them in the Treasury,
in accordance with tue tern- of the contract ~
pressed on he face of said bonds. the bonds SO
redeemed To- Do cancelled.
BY Mr.. S"ilricher Dom. TeXEror tho con-
siruction of a railroad from san Antonio 10
Eagle Pass. Tex.
Also. ~ ascertain the losses sustained by
citizens oi Texas by reason OF Mexican deprcda-
tons.
Mr.. FRYE Hcp., Ne from the judiciary Com
mttce, reported hrrk the bill urrs~rihing an
oath of office. which eliminate, from the statutes
the law which pre-crbes the taking OF the cast
iron oath. Passed.
Also a bill rcpo ling section $40 Of tho Re-
vised Statutes, which provides 10y the dsqual
ilrMiun OF any Juror who has, without durtss or
coercion, taken mp arms in defence ui any in
surreciiun or rebel lon the Cntod States.
orwho has given aid or comfort thereto. Passed
and the House adjourned.
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l.nnItnoIIs Smcrlllen


OF jcwrlry Failure of the Iondon ROYAL Gold
JrWt4 to Ff, trutt lot The clmrr uuf q suit n ut
Valuable -o''s About uion lar,' worth d the -
ltui .oul "a the luicd States Ia he disposed uf at
once iut 'irh rurh rhrar"On, Pa Hrlud Il sroond
t'-r from Forsyth Il now opcn for the sale ~ THIS
tremendous liul NuSu cold .oWrry Wli,h CONSISTS nt
hucrrls Allcs. opcra u''k aud l'onuuc chaius also
cent, chWu4 81 every description u set. ui weir,
EIrat NaurN, Wktt-, sleeve buttons, cut pms. shawl
ms amt hgrr In9s oi every cnnrtiNpbie s,lc; ear
knobs, VITA great variety u stone. al cunrS
mi, cuttr stock Is OF the Latest PrsAn and London
stylcs nHs after the most expensive patterns Ui JeWrry
that Is worn I'm Europe For the purpose u convt rlin
tins eMrry into cash. the company agent IN the umtcd
States has ordered the entire stock TO he sold at nty
cents for the choice OF article IN the lot regardless
NJ the cust value Vi the article show oien
at PA Grand 81 near FORSYTH sL-Ats
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VI lRRIED.

DFMARF LrNAN-Nov y, az tfniauds GnshcA
~ the Rev W u Grnnni. r.t,r T. pcnarr.t to Harriet
kN line daughter NJ the late william Coleman.
NASON-SlhAGIh- -On MnndaN. T. 'c g. NJ the ro.
doncr 81 her .ausr hy tho Rev Chauncv titles, T.. Por
nr Mason TO lcanc Ames Youngest daughter Of the lae
lo.r ili \ ~pruluc ui this civ
SAMMls-RANSoR -un rhursday evening Nov. 20 Al
the r. sud the BRIDE uncle s,is Allen by the
Roy. Or woodruff iHnrs q. >Ammis 20 Tiara T. tavsor.
NlLDLk-nOkllAM.- AT BARR. aas- atthc residence
NJ the brides parents. bs the Rev r. SMITH listed
hl the Rev Edwin smith IL old wilder 10 Louise J.
daushte VI the Hon. Jason G0rhnn
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Tom Allen 20 Fight Again.

Tom Allen. formerly Of America and Jack
Kmfton of Manchester have been matched 10 feht
f2on side and the championship Of the world The ght
~ Ia take pace In England In four weeks The affair Is
creating much interest IN sporting circles The articles
oi dsrcrmcut SIniao that he uslsts 10 wear hight
gloves and hsht At catch weehts, according to the rides
ui the Loudon IriIe tng kuiitun weighs 10 pounds
and stands nearly slN icct IN height
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Aner n QunrreI win III. VIC.

John Moran Of the Halt Way House, on Grand
street, Jersey city, quarrclltd with his wle rocrnty
thAt he snlld for ireland ON u steamer from Now York
lc had 'onsu' rahe real estate, winch lac sold before
IL
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22s2Ic. Maracnilo. iCsai - and RIO iSt;a2c gold
Rcc-,a rcinn SiierTc f~,nisana. 5issHi,c MnlnSNs-
Cuha refining, ;i-c Porto Rico, HisElo Sew Orleans
3iSioc. for sugnrsfair rood rrnning cuba az
e7sc.. ccntrilusai ssS'. rc'ked, v,@9'.c tor
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Winrhcstcr's Hypophos pinto of Lime and
Soda or the euro o CONSUMPTION ana chronic dis of
the throat ad lungs also dyspepsia indigestion. general
debility &c ~ aud ~ per hottie Prepared only
by Winchester Co, chemists 81 john st.. New York
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DFIORCED.

SCHMERHORN-Tn the city ~ New York on the
Attn day Ot December. 1877. by the Hon Abraham Il.
Lawrence lus'. of the supreme Court Charl, schiner.
hOia from Rachael SchmcrIorn. Csua. adultery.
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Eusinsss nOiurs,

] have worn one OF IIoimsn's Liver Pads,
for chrome dyspepsia and typhoid fever Tile beneht
has he IN direct aud positive
A. H. CUI.BtiRS Ncws Depot, r. n. r.
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MARINE TNTELLIGENCE.

sfstNtrRf sLuASAC-rrrs
sun rises. ~ sun 4 ~ Moon rises. 81
HigH vsrtH--rHts
sandy Hook. ~ GOV Island Jsl Hell Gate. 10
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BREsIfN ON Monday. Dec 3 At 27rJayst BROOKLYN,
E!cn Bie-lin wne OF the late Daniel BGe-lin aged II
Fun'ral will take place the Church the As,ump
uol On IhW~hN. Dec o. ~ % O'Clock \ VI.
faner .cr,Gr,on W"ias -i39. a,5P II al Reform ID
church. Bushwick hv, near DE kali. Rrooklyn.
of Tho iie Peter Cnrd. ascG :, Years ''''''
Relative, .nd TRENDS the isipili are especially in
Nfcd 10 attend the al dnr -av. Doe her
.aie residence. - Lake It, Jersey ur Heights atik
GODEr on Tue-dsy James wiusm Goict in the
18th year of hi
Reluycs amt ficnts invited to attend tho funeral
FlNNIGAN On Doc. !. tiugh fiumgan the 10th
year of - u-e. flnm the town OF rraee county Kerry
rc lrouds of the family fespec ully invited taal
un Thursday. loo. q. att O'Clock sharp
MASON Al AGtawau y J.. on the sd inst. Chsuncey
fhc relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
v + Church New York, On THURSDAY, - io's O'Clock
Moss Dec Mary A Moss aged % years. . months
ins funeral vii take gse "a rgo;s'sIy ate o'clock.
co-key IN III 18th Har late an assistant pastor VI 81
Fun,ral servicee IN "Wednesday alto A The clergy.
NJ, relatives ard friends OF ms ianiy are respectfully
Nc tPfR'n .-or MONDAY DC = IIarrottS 5. daugh.
e o' FaIge and Maria Met .ifs> i-ed years and 10
Rcat.ce. and friends re.pe, ,r, invited to attend
IT., South BocsHn. m, wean .iav. Az o'oock Z "
81. H. q Mood, n D. on 9,-iaS morning. Dec
srpLow -srla.nly on ruc-lav De- 8 Elizabeth,
mothgr ct John suliow deceased and sam >nllow. IN
the uhth y.sr ~ her age.
Funeral viii aeo place from Tie re.'lence NJ her son
~ "1'1"''" "''' D'''N''" + d. d" Thursday at
..TrnRY ON Dec Narv L Terry At her residence.
TIE 'ricnd- III, iamly lnt fho-, ~ her brother.
ni' N'iat. "', ,,rg' ,a' y, ',t M tnt W. ts 10
st., at - -iot% IN Nedn' -iaf, DD-.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-05

yitaIins-A Specific for al kidney Diseases For
sac 10y MckFSSON a ROBBINS.
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Mes wtnsiow's soothiau syrup for Chttdren
teothirg Suitcns the gums innn mmat aays
all pain and cures wind oolic.
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FURNITURE AND CARPErS-tireat reduction IN
prices weekly monthly payments taken send tor
Illustrated pricc hot Oowporthwats los and lJI
Chatham st-.lda
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vitniine -Uto iinc aud Kiiuc, Remedy For sale by
!. HENRY. CrRREN co.
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IS Etna. SAMSON Port 4au Prince
IS Chuima. lcddicott bermuda
~ iichmond. Kelly Norfolk
Bark Antuinctta. taferO. ucnevs
Bark ! , whitney. Si,sr iiavre
bttk UrbHna. Diivnr sligo
Bark Nova Scotia. IL Cain Cnnning Ms
hars Annie burr. simpson frghotB
BARK Goo Lawrence POLES, Naples
brig Sfarlight, Thompson. Now Haven
Also the usual river AMI cUs-twisc vessels
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Every ono II that has catarrh and uses Elliott b
On rbo'o snuif rrice - cents bottle. ado.
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n"y So"rt, ''. '. fro'n i,"rhe. ~ b,"ndw"y'
The Rest Remedy for Chiidren while Teeth
~ u VII. MIN-I.DM ) snntlIlmA rvIMn
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H"nsDn Capcno Pnrou, rA-terts not the best fiaste
IA ~, word. sud by all drugsi,ts.-Ah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-26
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SATURDAY, March 2l-P. NJ
SATURDAY, MHIVH ~ VI
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle OK

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle OF
to-day accounts FOR continued inactivity ia CONNER
cial and mercantile circles as follows:
The early part Of tie week under review ~a' nnsof-
sonabiy cold and stormy, and tDc progress OF SiTll5
trade was greatly DELAY ed Tncra Is reWHi ~ pOid-
caleXcem2nt ia NcwOr.cans, growing Out Oi tnc con-
test for uitiJn at Washington ~ TIE iNdI ri'isls
To- the office OF Governor of Louisiana, and also roiho
agitation from the IN South Carolina, which
extends over whole South together forming serious
obstacle 10 the revival of business.
or tue dry goods trade the same Journal remarks;
The market has been unsettled the past week by
break In priuts which although not entirely unrApcc '
had "A deprrssiug influence upon other cotton iahrls,
and Mt guar p. very gnt distribution was ehcetci
by the commission houses. In IO!eSn goods '!s was
large moyeAent through the auction rJJlS, ana hraNy
lines Of silks dress goods &c, were disposed o. III ths
manner al fair prices. the JODng trlle WAS Irregular
and backward time % year, though lbfs quaint
flies of prints &C. were distributed at low II uf> ibe
entire stock OF DGnnes fancy prints t,3OO cae' Was
closed cut at auction, and agents for te American RIM
WORKS disposed tEcir entire stock oi fancy ana shnS
ipp prints 10 Il large oDbmg house al plio>S winch 'u
abcd the latter 70 sell them nj 65 cents net I"e Nor-
walk Mills manufacturing fancy c;issneftH nav eu,
peuded PAYMENT with liabilities 0i about SjZ0OVo aAu
nominal assets OF Tll2,OoO.
We believe We are correct in saying thai the price
noted as realized for prints the lowest ever known
AGAIN tue attention OF those NewYork merchants WHO
sin insist that It's not being injured by e
pplIry pursued by tbc RAILROADS is directed 20 me follow
iug tcs show ng the movement oi Hour ana pIihc'VI
grains since Jan. l