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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CnIEr SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON, May ST. A. VI.


OFFICE OF THE CnfEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May ST. A. VI.
Indications
For Now England, slowly falling barometer, north
cast 10 southeast WINDS increasing cioudncss and
areas with slight change OF temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States. falling barometer,
northeast 10 southeast winds and nearly stationary
temperature probably followed by rising barometer,
colder northwest Winds and cloudy ana rainy
weather.
For tho South Atlantic States, rising barometer,
northwest to southwest winds, stationary or lower
,cmpera,urc and rain areas followed by clearing
weather.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley low followed by
rising barometer mort to northwest Winds partly
cIoudy and cloudy weather, with areas OF light rain,
followed by clearing weather and nearly stationary
temperature
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
cys nearly stationary followed by falling barometer,
rising temperature, clear or partly cloudy weather
and northerly winds, shifting to east and south.
For the lake region, northeast to northwest winds,
stationary or lower temperature, clear or partly
cloudy on tho upper lakes, ana partly cloudy and
cloudy weather, with rain areas, the lower lakes,
and falling iollowc cd by rising barometer.
Tho Lower Mississippi will continue to rise slowly at
and below vIcksburg.
Cantionary signals continue at oswcso. Rochester,
Buffalo, Enc, Cleveland, Toledo, Grand Haven,
Chicago, Milwaukee and EastporL
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BROKEN BANKS.
DIFFICULTIES OF THE UNION BANKING CON-
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.

DIFFICULTIES OF THE UNION BANKING CON-
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7. 1877.
Tho Fidelity Insurance. Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany to-day formally refused to accept tho receiver
ship OF the Union Banking Company, the institution
which suspended last week account Of bad manage
and fraud the part, is alleged OF tho Prcsi-
dent and Cashier. The appointment was made by
Judges Thayer and Briggs on petition of certain
creditors who desired to havegN. g. Musseman the
accused President and William Brcc, director,
oustod from the assignseship Now, that tho FL
delty company has used 10 serve, IL IL probable
an or der OF the Court will be issued for meeting OF
stock holders TO choose Tho President OF
tho broken bank. Mr. Mussclman. was TO have had
hearing this afternoon the charges OF embcZzlc-
rnent and msmanagcmont which were preferred by
tho dcfautng CASHIER Mr. Hi,l who objected to being
made a scapcgoat and ''pcachcd' on Mr.. Musselman.
But tho accused who was represented before tho
magistrate by Mr.. Lewis Cassidy. waived preliminary
examination and bail IN $4,000 for his appear
ancc court
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May Z, 1877.
Information has been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Rear Admiral Reynolds, commanding the
Asatc station to the effect that while the authorities
at abaun were uniting with the flagship Tennessee In
firing national salute on the 22d OF February one OF
tho artcris,s of abarn was killed by the premature
explosion of his gun The officers and crew OF the
Tennessee immediately raised 1888 and presented II
tho widow OF tho deceased
Tho Navy Department has received information OF
the arrival OF the ironcad Dictator at League Island
this morning, with the Powhatan, which vessel
voycd her from Port Royal
PoRr ROYAL. s. c., May I, 1877
The United States monitor Manhattan, Lieutenant
Chlslcy commanding, arrived here from Savannah
this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

Under the title OF "Smker there was produced %
this house last night a dramatization OF Dickens
story OF "Nicholas Nckleby" by tho late Andrew Hal
liday. This play-new 10 the American stage-has
been put upon the stage with that care
and artistic completeness for which the Union
Square Theatre il honorably distinguished. Tho
scene In The yard and the departure OF the old
coach would OF itscli almost the popula-
boys Hall between Mr. Wackford Squeers and his
pupils. Stoudarts Newman Noggs, Parseie's Ralph
Nckleby, Lcmoynes wackiord Squeers and Bijou
Hcron's smiKe, in which the girl actress displayed
Norwood and Miss Sylvester also merit place In tho
roll OF honor. Smike viii be played every night this
week.
FIFTH AVENUE Observation-Disclosures NIoHT"
AT tho Fifth Avenue Theatre last evening tho play
was shakespeare's cnervescing comedy. Twelfth
Night; or, What You VIII. !" and its presentation at
traclcd n full attendance, for whose presence
can readily discover n OF reasons. AZ
Viola Miss Nelson was very well AZ the
outset aud she bcttered the play progressed,
reaching the summit OF her excellence In tho duel
scene with SIR Andrew Ague Cheek, Mr.. brow, who,
though good enough IN that scene, too, gave rather
unequal and limping picture OF the lily livcred
knight. Mr. Charles Fisher as Nalvolio caught
the true mood OF tho part AMI rendered II with tho
finish OF ACTOR OF ripe experience. AS Sebastian
Mr.. Ebcn Plympton did very we'll indeed, and Mr.
Hardcnbcrg "A satisfactory clown but II was
scarcely justice tho part to tho lady TO cast~
Miss Emily Rig for tho Countess Olivia, chiefly for
that Miss Rig cannot yet De said TO have
acquired a sufficient mastery OF English pronunciation
TO enable her 10 achieve any trumphs IN role OF 50
Sir Toby Bech and Mss Cowell was apt and sprighty
Maria,
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MISS GILDER'S NEW PLAY.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PHILADELPHIA, May 7, 1871
"Quiis," new society comedy by Miss Jeanette l.
Glider was produced for tho lrst any stage at
the Chestnut Street Theatre this evening 1t very
handsomely mounted by tho entcrprising managers,
Messrs Gemm, Scott & Co., and each act was loudly
npplauded by u large and apprccative audience.
Owing TO u want OF timo for rehearsals full JUS
tce to tho text and situations was scarcely
done this evening. but IN future performances
this fault will DO rcmedicd, and the play much I'm.
proved Tho principal parts were assumed by Mcssrs.
Mckee Rankin, james w. Norris George II. Griniths,
Char cs H. Bradshaw, and Misses Lilo Glover, Lillian
Conway ana Lizzie Harold and Mrs. Phillips Tho
story the play, which IS pleasantly told 49, IN briet,
tho old one OF love, It's contrefemps and happy ending
IL is "A bright comedy, put together with considerable
tact and skill The management deserve much credit
fhor han
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NOTES FROM SEVERAL SOURCES.

Tho Ners special from Alexandria reports that the
Assembly OF Notabes there have voted war tax
land which is calculated TO produce two and half
millions.
telegram received in London statos that Colonel
Valentine Baker Is seriously III OF typhoid lever.
The Teie0rdph's special. dated Trebizond Sunday
says:-Nne largo steamers, with 10000 Turkish
troops for the interior, have just arrived.
decree OF the Gar orders the readmisson OF
Tchcrnaycn into the Russian service.
Frlnco Reuss. the new German Ambassador, has
started for ConstantInopc.
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STRIKE.
WHEELING, W. Va, May I. 1877.

WHEELING, W. Va, May Z, 1877.
Tho heaters OF this city went out on strike to-day in
body on account OF proposed reduction
in their pay OF Eve cents per ton. Tho
pr,cc now paid is seventy cents There is
sufficient supply OF iron hand In tho
mills to last from To three days. whom tho mills
will shut down, both operatives and operators seem
determined TO hold out. From present Indications
thcrc is prospect OF any violence.
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THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Tho manna cement OF this establishment placed the
piece entitled tho "Prnccss Royalr boioro fair
diencc IN very good style, last evening Tho leading
parts were sustained by Miss Fanny Davenport, Mr..
John Brougham and Messrs. Cognan, LOWS and Stud
ley with excellent effect The play does not require
extended notice, being the same which has proved
so attractive and successful tho Fifth Avenue Tho
utre and was removed from the boards OF that
adjustment last Saturday. II Is likely 10 draw we'll q
the Grand Opera House.
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MUSICAL NOTE.

Tho bronchial affection with which Miss Emma
Abbott for some time past contcnded has happily been
removed and her voice said have rcgancd It's full
resonance, ccarncss and compass She passed tho
ordeal Boston criticism with honors last week, sing
ing in two concerts at Music Hall, with Brignoli,
Ferrantl and Case Tho public evinced the greatest
enthusiasm her efforts, and the press generally
unite In according her u place in tho front rank Of
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship scythia will leave this port on wednes.
day for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
eleven o'clock A. NJ
Tug NEW York HERALD-Edition for Europc-wilb
DO ready at fpast eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX ccnsa
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ACTION OF THE ARMORY COMMITS
SION.

CLAIMS ron RENT OF ARMoIrEs AND DRILL
ROOMS.
Tho following statement shows the amount With In
tcrcst claimed for armorcs tho location OF tho
premises aud tho allowed in each case by tho
Commissioners, pursuant to chapter 1920, Laws OF
1876, which cases have been heard since January l.
1871
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CLARA MORRIS AS CAMILLE.

BosroS, May Z, 1877.
Clara Morris inauguratcd engagement at the Boss
ton lrhcatrc tonight Camille. Shc was received
with great enthusiasm by very large audcncc
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor the pas, twenty-our hours, in
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy
uvv.tn Ruildtug.
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ART SALE.

Tho Brown collection of pictures which is now on
exhibition at tho Kurtz gallery, will be sold by Mr..
Somervlc, tomorrow evening, nj Association Hall
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THE VERDICT.

HOW COMELY Is A CLEAR CoMPLExIONl To
obt ain II wash with GLKSS's SULPHUR soar.
IIiIL's Ham AND WHISPER DyY. black brown, SOC.
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OPENING THE ERIE CANAL.

SYRACUSE. n. ", May Z, 1877.
Tho middle division Of tho Erie Canal IS Nil right for
tho opening OF navigation and boats commenced NOV
ing to-day.
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Average temperature yesterday %
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year .,,,s.,,........,sst,..,s ..sssssss,,,s ~
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amount If 7ot0t Amt
Claim NTH dNnce,i by
Interest 10 drmory.
april l, II. Commission
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Part OF first floor, and second
and third floors Nos l56, .
15s and 100 Hester street. 3
Second, third and fourth floors
Nos l6. Island 20 second av
Second and third floors, Nos.
20, - aud - Delaney street
Second floor oi Nos. 1870, al
aud i43 West Twenty Third
street, also second iioor OF
Nos. 1870 aud 132 West TWEEN
ty.iourtn street.
Upper iloor and fourth floor
southeast corner West Hous-
ton and Greene streets. .....
Portion OF nrst floor Nos. 29l
and 2e3 Bowcry also No. Fl
FIRST street.
Two upper floors Nos. los and
ITO West Iwcnty-iourlh ST..
Second and thlrd floors Nos.
2l6 10 2lS West Twenty
third street. ]
Totals. ............-.. s.
Tho determinations Of tho Co
we're Oiled ~ ,hs cusnr,reller's
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ii,nls HAN AND wmisssa DYr. black Or brown. 500
THE VERDICT.
oruh suspected hrst though very beneficial TO those
~sD aS ~ spread. 1as a"d triumph
happiness INTO palace ana cottage ey the ,es.es
DE- Prracr's FAMILY Mrprcisrs. Their signal triumph
"os s tint. ss
dunn Books given away At all drug stores.
A-BENNElT BUILDING
LOCATED OK NASAL Am AS I, rpI; lSv sra
70 LRT OK VERY MTAsoNABIE TERMS.
LAWYERS nAyK fg!yA kkb y2E ovrross
APPfy oS THE PREMISES
A-ro SECURE GOOD HEALTH AND RELIEF
from coughs and colds PonrER's coucH BALsAx.
COKE So so PER CHALDRoN.
superior quality. Manhattan Gas Works. sv ;1s 18th
DON'T LOSE YOUR UNDERGRADUATES LIFE
M. out q, ones rapidly the
hair beautiful sold by all druggists.
HATS AT FACTORY PRiCEs.-GENTLEMEN'5
SILK and Derby Iiars speciality 3 New Church St
LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
isthe original and only worcester.hirs Sauce
MURRAY'S BrCHr CANDY,
and pheasant for weakness, diseases
the Kidneys SC BE Ask your druggist
OLD RELIABLE
rIPEREEIDsEICR,
CHAMPAGNE
In the United States.
known by from
MAINE To TEXAS
and Westward 10 tho
PACIFIC COAST
The only wine that Is always the same
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
join MATTHEW'S. LIST nv. and 2eth st.. city
THE BROOKLYN NAPHTHA RENOvATING CON
PANY ~, Fulton ST. brooklyn. rcnovaes carpets furn
ur cothng by patent Naphths b"sn snu ncstf"ya
moths aud their eggs.
So HATS AT 81 90. GENTLEhEN'S SILK HATS
and nne Derbys, Wholesale prices Ii New Church ste
up stairs
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
my TREATMENT WOULD BIZ CONSIDERED
of;cvery 100 sun ring With
Br diabetes. dropsy gravel stone disease OF tho bs
aors Ia when there COMPLICATIONS " present they
arc discovered removed. Dr. deaths treatise. with
directions. free. Depot. 200 Broadway New York.
Nrow REApY-BLuE GLASS CURE. BY DR. Y. n
IN FoOTE. Jr. 60 pages. One dime
NEW BOOK OF QUOTATIONS.
lust published Caretous Handbook OF Popular Quota
tons book ready reference for snch phrases
ami quotations orencst quoted and with In
with their authorship position
in The Original. rare book Price 81 30
q. W. CARLTON co, Publishers. New York.
I)RI6HTs DISEASE OF KIDNEYS DIABETES.
Dlropsy discovery. treatment; speedy cure
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Nov erApv-ptrn akAsq duKhs " III IS 9
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DON'T LOSE YOUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIFE
ron rtr Ham hair perfectly, stops Its fall
once Its growth rapidly and makes the
huir beautiful Sold by all druggists.
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A.--BENNElT BUILDING.
EfDEpunnE

LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON sra
HANDSOME AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
nN TILE PKEMISES
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Hastelter's Almanac.

The edition Of 1873 OF the sterling Medi-
cal Annual, known as Hostetters Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be obtained
free Of cost, OF druggists and general
country dealers in all parts OF the United
States and British America, and indeed
in every civilized portion Of the Western
Hemisphere. II combines, with the
soundest practical advice tor the prcser.
walton and restoration OF health, q large
amount OF interesting and amusing light
reading. and the calendar, astronomical
items, ETC., are prepared with great care
and will he found entirely accurate. The
issue Of Hostctter's Almanac for 1878, In
the English, German, French, Welsh,
Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian
and Spanish languages, will in all proba
bilili,y be the largest edition of a medlca
work ever publihed in any country, The
proprietors, Messrs, Hostetter d Smith,
Plttsburg, Pa, on receipt of two cent
stamp will forward copy by mail To
any pelson who cannot procure one in
his neighbornood.
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Illinois supreme Court.
Chicago journal.

The Illinois Supreme Court for the Cen.
trail Grand Division will convene at
Springfield on Tuesday, January /, 1878,
but that being a holiday, no business will
be transacted until the next day. On
Thursday will be had the examination OF
Candidates for admission TO the bar. On
Monday, january 7, the call OF the dock
ct will be commenced, and twenty cases
per day will be called until completed.
The court now consists Of Hon. John
Schoefeld, chief justice, and Hons. Sid.
ney Breese. PinkDey II. Walker, John
NJ. Scott, Benz. r. Sheldon, A. N. Crazy,
and I. Lyle Dickey, associate justices.
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Z; RAIN.
Chicago journal. ee.

Chicago elevators, "a per ofiicial fiu-
ures, contain ,4SI III bushels Of wheat:
5O7 ,a7 bushels OF cornS Isl, 1881 bushels
OF oats; 81 256 bushels Of rye, and Coz, 400
bushels Of barley, making a total al
2.s33,0lo bushels. In addition to the
above the vessels In the harbor are load.
ca WIN 6G.45s bushels Of wheat; 202,sl7
bushels OF corr, and ~ At bushels OF
oats. Total stock N grain In store and
sfioat here, 3. 230, 607 bushels.
Milwaukee elevators are stored with
H0 4si bushels Of wheat; 1880 bushels
OF corn; l6,ls9 bushels Al oats; a. 10;
bnshels OF rye, and 312.Sl5 bushels Of
barley.
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No matter what MAJ DC iAc ext, otyoTr at Ter.
ing try one or these n str-s X. i.ef IL itsonaRd-
0Is TACT ripportrd Ny hundreds uf' s'imoniaisil
our posb,ssvn. u ar f. rlind tiG. L.. luost impor'
talt diseoy,ri, "a pnAri'a"y date hack ssthat tn
years nad ha, r.bi q, usof iaInS G.A 49,, .ccs
81 rlan,g and slruhA r. ~ rrtn . .itedh IA lee.
trelty 10 form ortatl.H FlnH'r. In soothilr. IL a..
Ing and STRENGTHENING rgoprtti'- as ftrsunrrnE 70
alf other Psst rs her t0inFe ~ ~ te hciyntlLc
physic IAN Ia to the horsc.le Ga.
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A SAD ACCIDENT.
whereby n Man Causes the Draih vi
wife and Cnild.
Memphis Avalanche Dec

Memphis Avalanche. Dec p.
The Imagination tail, to conceive OF a
sadder accident than that which tell yes
terday morning with Grazing weight UPON
William q. Pryde, detective in the city's
employ. 1t is no wonder that the man
is almost mailman, and only kept from
sell>destruction by the close watching OF
his friends, with the CHASTITY picture OF
that dying buliet-picrced wife and child
staring him eyer in the face, as it did the
ailrightened neighbors who shed to the
spot in the early hours Of yesterday morn.
ing.
THE STUNNED MAN
could not speak, as many voices asked
the cause OF the dreadful scene, and kind
hands raised the heads of his dying wiit
aud child. lie stood like horror petrified
grief turned 10 stone. When at last ht
almost shrieked out The heart-rendlne
story, it was found to be- terrible in ii,
brevity. lie had returned to his HON,
| on Alabama street about midnight. 1--WE
hours later he was aroused 10y what hi
thought was noise at his window
| Raising up IN bed he attempted to draw
his revolver from beneath his pillow. Il
became entangled in the bed clothes, anC
! given a nervous jerk by Pryde's hanC
| the hammer fell upon the cartridge ant
it exploded. The babe, FIVE months o
age, was lying by its mothers side, botl
peacefully sleeping, the bullet sped on it
way. passing through the abdomen o
struck light, and before him saw tn,
picture from whose horrible spellbount
contemplation the speedy entrance o
neighbors alone aroused him.
Don't cry, poor WILL" sand his wife
an hour later just before she breathed hel
last, al know how it was. You didn',
mean to do it, my husband
INAPEw MINUTES
the baby spirit, too, passed oyer the rlv
er.
Between Pryde and his wife there ex
listed tie, the tenderness Of which wa,
frequently matter OF comment among
their friends.
Pryde Is an unusually useful detective
man OF gentle manners and quiet gen
tlemanly bearing. His wife was a modest
little woman whose good influence acting
as u check on the detectives naturally
degrading life cannot be calculated. Thu
tragedy was the street talk yesterday
and many were the words Of sympathy
spoken OF the unfortunate man. The YER
dict OF the jury of Inquest fully exoner'
ates the stricken man.
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making In various directions to see that
they shall be supplied with cargoes Of
-four, grain and provisions, ETC., and that
they shall not be detained tor want OF
suitable freight.
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Chicago Tunes Washington special:
There Is evidence upon every hand OF a
combined aud continued onslaught upon
the present administration upon the re-
assembling OF congress, Tor the purpose
OF forcing Hayes " fall at once into the
extreme republican ranks, or else be re.
mandcd to q position of helpless mega
tiveness. All stories Of any possible
change in his cabinet srnt out during the
holiday recess are manufactured. No
thing of this kind is dreamed OF by those
now in power, but not member OF The
present administration has any idea OF
the intense feeling that Is growing a : ainst
them. This feeling is
MORE CONTEMPT THAN REAL DISLIKE.
The resting slime OF the recess, instead OF
quietng. appears to augment the feeling.
One anii-administration man said to-
day This administration is bound TO
be the worst possible failure. Its very
weakness aud unc, rtaluiy appears to be
necessary GU, growth Of It's weak and
uncei tain title" All OF this bitter talk
flnds no opposcrs. Two points have
been claimed for this administration, one
tina; military supervision of the south has
been enled, and another that personal
party in Office las been secured. Against
the first the Republicans are raising the
cry OF "what has become of the Republi-
can votes in the SOUTH and propose to
make this campaign issue in coming
elections. This, whether good or bad
policy, is an accomplished fact. Enough
was shown before recess was taken of the
effort made to
STIR SECTIONAL FEELING,
and the foreshadowing OF success obtain
ed at that time promises lively incidents
in the way OF partisan and Sc. tienal bick.
erings when the winter session is reopen
ed. Some of the politicians hope, by the
passage OF silver bill, to give such al
abnormal stimulant to the drooping bust
ness interests as To enable them to take
the old financial issue out OF politics and
leave the north and south TO tall out.
rhe peaceful theories OF MIR. Hayes are
common subjects OF derision. Something
of the standing Of Mr.. Hayes was shown
in the conversation of distinguished ex.
union general from the west, who is visit.
ing here; "lou are personal friend OF
Mr.. Hayes?' was ASKED him. "ies,"
was his reply, ~ am aboU; the last one
Left" He then went on, in conversation,
to say that while he believed in Hayes, he
noticed with regret that people through
out the country were becoming very in
different to him; that there was a Wide.
spread disbelief in Hayes ability to ac-
complish any real reform."
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EacollIHs'
voLTAIc PLAsTGhs

AN F,cctro-Ga,vnr!s paitcry, combined Wit:
a a Llsily sIeuicslai Plaster, fornug T.. 3
grandest eur..i'yt TX - tho " Flit Z Wedi ill.,
and utterly surDass!ar y, ether Az IA hc' 'tSicre
The old Pla,iers III Wi.s.u year. They ~ ..St pal
Late, they CURE. Tier
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New Orleans Times: 1.-The Illinois
Central assumes full control OF the New
Orleans, st. Louis aud Chic, 60 railroad
January /, 1878. The new owners have
purchased 10000 tons of steel rails to De
laid down between New Orleans and
Jackson and on the northern end of the
road. With these new rails and the gen.
eral overhauling it will receive, the road,
IRON this city to Cairo, will be one OF the
safest and best 10 the country"