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Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
CALAMINE, Ark. juno 18th.

EDlToR RECORD: / will give you
a few items relative to 3 pleasant
trip to the quiet little village of
Smithyille, this week. DIR. Bacon,
Dir. Sullivan and myself attended
the school exhibition, which was
one Of the best that it has ever been
my good fortune to witness in the
State, and lasted two nights. / must.
say for the citizens Of Sm;.bsiN
and vicinity that they mean to cdt..
cate their sons and daughters at
home. We have many good schools
in North Arkansas, and Smithville
i9 one among the best, ! love to see
the citizens of old Lawrence so zeal
Gus in the cause Of education and
general development Of the human
mind. They are also a kind and
generous people. Onward and up
ward is their motto.
After being entertained until late
hour by the school, the large and
portly Rev. Ben. Hall appeared be-
5ore us on the stage. He was the
largest actor I ever saw. His ges-
lures were very good, and he spoke
Of the difference of The present and
forty years ago, and Of the first "ga"
he ever sat up to. After the fun,
Mr.. Hall told the audience that mon
ey was what he had appeared before
them for, and in lew minutes be
bad raised 8170. The people just
laid down their pocket books and
told him to take, and he took. This
contribution was to repair their col
lego and make it larger, Between
the hours of 12 and l o'clock the
school sang that good song, "Good
Night" and the crowd dispersed;
after which we were conducted to
the residence Of Mr.. Bud McCarrell,
where we partook of his kind hospi-
tality. May ne and his lady live
long. R. p. S.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
FOE COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE

ITO The voters Of Sharp county:
I take this method Of announcing
myself a candidate for reelection TO
the Office Of county and probate
Judge Of your county, at the ensuing
election. | am thankful to all for
Gavors heretofore extended and Il
reelected will continue to discharge
the duties Of the Office faithfully and
to the best OF my ability.
Respectfully, A, E, NUM-
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
Fellow.citizens Of Sharn countN:

! I
At the solicitation Of friends from
all parts Of The county, / hereby an
nounoe myself q candidate for re-
election to the Office Of sheriff Of
your county, wishing you to judge
my qualifications and fidelity to the
trust confded to me by my past
record, which has been before you
for nearly six years. Thanking you
FOR past favors, and trusting thar |
will receive your support in the
coming election, I am, as ever,
r. Y. HuDDLEsTON.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
Az .SLsAS ASSEa an IS
FOR CONGRESS.

1--WE are authorized 10 announce
Hon. Thomas u. Gunter a candidate
for :e-olection to Congress from thi,
(4th) Congressional District, subject
TO the action OF a district Demonatic
convention, should one be held,
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
For CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to arNom rc
Richard H. Powell a candidate Tor
Judge Of this (3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed oFthe counties Of Jackson.
Lawrence, Sharp. Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and independence, al
the election to be hold on the first
Monday in September, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to anBouncc
Sam II. Davidson a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of representa-
tive of Sharp county, at the ensuing
September election.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
FOE EIfERIFE.

We arr authfrizod to mUoanro
r.' rJ.'c,eytf,f; f7'ffs;fg ,st'5;r7JiTc3Tg 04Bntho
Of Sharp county, at The election to
be held on the first Monday in Sep.
tember, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The Batesville distric. conference
Of NJ. 4, Church, South, VIII convene
in Evn'aing Shade Oh. Gbprs l:assr.-
July 25th. Opening sermon Wednos-
day night, oath, by Row.. @. Carter.
B. i. HALL, P. f.
E. A. GARRISON, PC.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

Fellow-dtizens o. Sharp county;
! take this method Of Announcing
myself q candidate for the Office ol
tax assessor for Sharp county, at the
ensuing September election. / live
six miles northeast Of Evening
Shade, and have been a resident o.
this county for seventeen years. Il
elected, promise faithful perform
ance Of the duties Of Tie Office Give
me such support as you think I de-
serve, and | will be satisfied.
Respectfully, OmyEE n, RogErs.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
SHARP COUNTY.

SHARP COUNTY.
Circuit. Third Monday after 9Th
ionday in March and September.
County: First Monday IN January,
.pril, July and October.
Probate: First Monday in Febru-
py, May, August and November
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

We are authorized to announce
J. l.. Abernethy as a candidate foi
circuit Judge Of the Sd judicial cir
cult, at tho election to be held Oh
the first Monday in September, ISIS.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

S. the voters Of Sharp county
% y take this method OF announcing
Elrself o candidate for recollection to
not )lce Of circuit clerk Of your
IL the nay, Thankful to my numerous
,n@ ,'9 on o. their support in the past,
fe5 m He IT, ny official character mas
he spot, g IS TO merit their supper,
'oon (.a~ election on the q
.t.- no do4o. q HeA,, remain
the t'servanl,
"l'S l's,iG''.rN ~ NJ, W. VA
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

Follow-citizens Of Sharp county
l am q candidate for the office Of
circuit clcrk, at the ensuing 'Septem-
~, election. ! have beer reside /
O your county ior ter years last
Dml '2Ad have l&bored il the clerks
a. ioc two years. You all know
l ;, Do what you can for me.
y Respectfully It. JEFF, DAyWsoN
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
EUnNINH SHADE.

N. i. CHURCH, South: Preaching
Il and Sd Sabbaths in each month.
rayer meeting and lecture every
i lGrsday night, j. 4. Garrison, P. G..
EBApTsr CHURCH: Preaching I'd
abbath and Saturday nigat before,
beach month. D. b. HUM, pastor.
EPnEsBYTER1AE CHURCH: Preaching
b Sabbath in each month. ". 3.
bird, pastor.
% a. m. J. Nicely Shaver, Sup't.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
RATEs OK A ADVERTISING

MATES OF I'D ENI 1o4NN'
One column, one year, StO C0
One-half column, one year, so 90
One-fourth coiunn, one year, 80 %
Professional cards, per year, 10 90
Yearly advertisements, payable
quarterly, on demand.
Transient advertising, ten cents
per line, cash in advance.
Marriage and death notices, not
over ten lines, free; more than ten
lines, half transient rates,
Legal notices, at Statute prices.
No legal advertisements inserted
unless paid for in advance.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

| respectfully announce myself 4
candidate ior the office Of proseeut
ing Attorney Of the 3D. judijiaI cir.
cult of Arkansas, for the ensuing
term, and solicit your support at the
election to be held on the first MOI.
day II September, 1878.
Very resp'y, CHAs. COFFIN.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
In order Il, } we may have an

III u --cL ia we may nave an
equal oppof 1btlty with others to
celebrate &. th of July, there
will be no Upper issued from
this office Il # week. During
the week we irill attend the an
nUal meetlDf bf the State Press
Association fHot Springs, and
the conyead / at Little Rock.
We eXpa return with re-
newed ene.E5..Ha a good supply Of
| paper, some NV ideas and an
a@dition&j ply Of type, and
VIII erdcay .5Gn the future to
make The 2RD a neater and
better D&pa- than it has been in
the past.
Newpolf 4}going to have a
brass band I'D the News man
thinks it IS ,5 what is needed
to blow W ldidates and in
duce them sanounce. We are
not su1feriai; for want Of any
thing Of tha sort up here, bat a
friend saga4st8 that an Anti
poke-yoaG 197e- into other peo-
PIES bGsines Society might be
beneficial 70 le community, -
The heav: It case Of oyster
Gormandiziug we have heard of
lately was in 'Clged in by Peter
Smith and 4 1en@e Phillips, at
WainwTigh1'- drug store in his
place, q fv days since.
Phillips ate four one-poaud
cans, which aelned to satiate
his appetite, While Smith deli
cately threw im3elf on the cut
side Of i've ca ls, and then mod
estly propose. 10 swallow a few
more If Philips would pay for
them. gPhilgQs declined, and
Smith went away, apparently a
little hucSry -
The examipation Of the stu
dents Of 81 eng Shade High
: SSoiscj 3 i to5-t rse - al .i,5t ,5tt 'Illseils-
day and Friday, al the College
building, and was altogether q
very creditable affair, Consid-
cradle progress was shown toI
have been made by the pupils
and the school is certainly an
assured success. The pEize med
al for high scholarship was
awarded to Miss Allie Aber-
nethy, and The medal for perfect
department. to Miss Fannie Was
.so1-a very great honor consid.
.ering the general excellence of.
Nil the students in department
.hnd scholarship. Prof, McKie
fla3 shown himself to be the
fright man in the right place %
The next session will open about.
.tbe LIST Of September, II
Last Sunday Messrs. John S.
Medley, Sammy Sharp, Thos.
Johns, DR.. s. A. Brown, W. M.
Sanders and the RECORD mani
visited Porter's Cave, explored
the same by torchlight, andI
spent several hours very pleas
IantIy in the vicinity. But littlel
c&n be truthfully said Of theI
cave, except that it is a dark |
damp, dismal sQbterranean pas |
sage, Of no very great dimen-i
sions, and is by no means aI
pleasant resort. The rocks over
head are bare, save a few short
formations here and there from
(which water is constantly drip
ping, and which will, probably,
In the course Of four or five thou
sand years, develop into pretty
fair stalactites. Until that time
we would not advise our friends
to visit the plac9 in quest Of
beautiful scenery. -
We are very glad to note the fact
that Hon. S. II. Davidson, Of Sharp
county, is @ candidate tor reelection
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
~G.. Assessor.

We arc authorized to announce
z, G. Henderson o candidate for tho
Office Of assessor OF Sharp county;
at the ensuing September election,
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
FoR pROsEoUTING ATToRNNY.

We are authorized TO announce
Samuel Peete a candidate for prcs-
ecuting Attorney Tor this (8d) judicial
circuit, at the election to be held ou
the first Monday in September, 1875.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

r-Er,.I1rc23Ta Direct to-: y.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

BLANK mortgages deeds and
iuatices s BLANKS ct this oAies
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
r3Gacial Dir9ctSIT-
DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.

DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT.
Congressman, 9Th dist'--T : n Tgll!l 6gnter
etots "U Senator. I'd Dist B Judkins
Circuit Judge, Sd cir.--Wm ByerS
Pros. Atty, Sd cir l. ADernethy
SHARP COUNTY.
Representative--Sam II Davidson
Sonnty and Pro Judge--A Il Num-
6Sprjf and CoI.--T Y Huddleston
.rircmt clerk-John NJ Wasson
a Assessor--JohR " BristoW
hreasurer--Robert Gray
kuryeyor-ToIbert AcGee'
Coroner--A R Hipp
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

We are authorized to announce
DR., J. S. King q candidate for treas
urer Of Sharp county, st the ensuing
September election.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

We are very glad to note the fact
that Hon. S. II. Davidson, Of Sharp
county, is candidate tor reelection
TO the legislature. He is young
msn of ability, and makes an excel
lent legislator, --Arkansas Demo
Crat,
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
The BuCkeye.

The Buckeye. |
us a well established fact, thbI
bler'8 Buckeye Pile Ointmekt
\ cure, if used according to dA
fipns. The @sculns hippocasta.
q or horse chestnut, commonly
'y oyn as the buckeye, has been
'hly esteemed for many years.
lng to the fact, that it posscssos
! tueS, lying in the bitter priocibls
iee esculin, which can be utilized
4 cure Of Piles, If affected
n Il ht6at terrible disease, use Buck!
He Ointment, and be relieved
lce 50o. For sale by N. W. Wright.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
FOP TREASURER.

Fellow citizens Of Sharp county:
| an Q candidate for treasurer OF
your county. live in Ash Flat, and
have been resident Of this county
since the county was first organized.
Lfelectod, will guarantee satistaction.
Respectfully, JAS. F. HEATH.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

Tho Shafp County Record has
closed its first volume, on which the
publisher justly fel;citatos himself.
Tho Record is q small paper, bu,
makss up in condensation of valua-
bic and interesting reading matter
for lack Of larger proportions. We
hope it may continue to live, and
prosper as it grows older=Arkan-
sas Gazette;
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
SHARP COUNTY.

Court; {; Dir tory
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
WADE II. ERwIn
20 Creditor Of r. G. Erwin, 10

Our SaaGes for AnHOss sUC-
ing candidates for Office are @1
follows: State, SIS; distrjc a~j
congressional, $40; county, S. r.
to accompany the ohnounccln "~'. +.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
Notice Of.Petition 70 Sell Land.

Wade H. Erwin, plaintiff, against
S. H. Erwin, administrator of T. c.
Erwin, deceased, defendant.
The undersigned, a creditor of the
estate of T. c. Erwin, dec, having
presented bis demand Of S. H. Er-
win, administrator thereof, sixty
days before the last term Of the
Sharp probate court, requiring MIN
TO present bls petition in the man
Der prescribed by law for an order
Ito sell the lands belonging to said
estate, or o sufficient amount there
of to pay the demands probated
against said estate, and be having
jailed to do 50, therefore | shall pre-
sent my petition 10 the August term,
1878, Of said probate court, for an
order to sell the lands Of said de-
ceased, or q sufficient amount there.
Of to pay the said indebtedness.
June 9th, 1878. >
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One conv, one year, 81 so
One copy, six months, rs
One copy, three months, 90
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28

4. -...l.....S 80 12 SJlnS Gn2. .Sn q = +
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
America and Souther,
United States.

' AluSIICa anC southern
United States.
!!Wlng to their warm and delight,
,,s.p ,e''nates, a their inhabitants GROW
,ox ,'ox from torpid Livers, Indigo$
ays aapd all diseases arising from /
orqsred Stomach and Bowel[
syfehould '9yf of course at all timex
q 11e liver active, and to our
y we would recommend Tab
!, xGrtallne = Vegetable Liver Pow
|, !, mlcn taken in time, will often
I. Z tE0onGy and much SUFFERING.
'epVc' For sale by NJ. W, Wright.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-28
: - ANsAS EElIE AT.
'9hsned NJ Daily and Weekly by
N. SMLTaEE & 90.
'73S Of SG58cYiDtj0n.

IT, State paper, liberal arf
/ f'ise' a , Active canvassers ak
I ior the weekly Democrat
n commissions S5lns j allowed to good
kock; ARK. ,'''' '''' o ooI
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
The Sherman Letter.

GENERAL BUTLER CLAIMS THAT THE
POTTER COMMITTEE HAS TILE oRIGI-
NAL DOCUMENT.
1t is stated that the decentralization
letter, the document which it was said was
given by Secretary Sherman to the witness
James E. Anderson, of Louisiana. has
been found, and is now either in the hands
or under the control of the Potter Com
mittee. Its whereabouts have been
known for some time. General Butler
has mentioned the fact of its discovery to
various persons lately and has conversed
wi h them regarding it, and Senator of
the United States, as well as several 9TH
er officials, have also knowledge of its ex-
istence, and of the fact that it is eventu-
ally to be brought forward.
The intention regarding it is to con-
tlnue the taking of testimony before the
Potter Committee until the early part of
october, and then spring the letter on
the public as grand surprise for the pur
pose OF making Democratic votes at the
elections in that month and the ensuing
ones In November. The Potter Commit
tee adjourned on Saturday, subject to
the call OF the Chair, after a continuous
session of eleven days.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
Has Wade Hampton used Stron.
ger erLanguage than Charles
Summer,

lFrom the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
Sentinel, August %.
The New Haven Pdlladium and other
Jacobln sheets are enraged because Gov
ernor Hampton alluded to Grant in terms
the reverse ofcomplimentary at recent
political meeting. Any one would sup
pose from the Pdiiudi,mt's TRADE that
Governor Hampton had been trying to
establish something new against Grant
ana his rbominable mal-administration
IL Is true that the South Carolina Execu-
i've sketched the ex-Presdent with a
pold and even rough pencil, but he was
honest in it. Besides, ,repulsive as the pic
ilire was, it could not compare for an
instant with anything done on the sarne
SUI Jec' by loyal Northern men, espec ally
the late Charles Summer. Governor
Hampton had an inexhaustible fund TO
Or w from in the col inns O. olepublican
papers and the speeches of men who went
TO war against the South but could not
stomach Grant and Grantism. Ii the
Pattddt'tm is unduly outraged at Gov
ernor Hampton it might remember what
summer said, and then how could it for
get the kind expressions of Mr.. Stephens
and Colonel Mosby?
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27


fGNHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
602 MARK EFT STREET.,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from 8 A
VI. until r. M, and on Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings from to o'clock.
SEM1-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice in
each year.
MANAGERS.
clementH umyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. own q. George s, Capelle,
Nathan'l K. Benson, M. L. Lichenstein,
Henry F. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, job III. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i r.. II. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
MORE BURIALS AT THE LAZAR-
ETTO

The Lazaretto physician, in his report
to the Board of Health on Saturday last,
mentioned the arrival of the schooner
Jennie b. Morse from Matanzas, with the
remains of two persons who died of vel
low fever. The captain, e. II. Hark-
ness, died July 30, at private hospital
on shore, whence he had been removed
after being taken sick on board his YES
sci. His son, who is mate of the vessel,
desires to remove the body to Rockport,
Me. The other body is that of George
Sheuman, ofthe brig Hiram Abif, who
died OF fever after his ship was wrecked
near Matanzas. His remains were to 90
to Boothbay, Me. They will both be bur
ied at the Lazare'to. Besides the captain
three others of the crew died, four in all,
and two others who had the fever recoy-
cred. There are no cases of sickness
among the vessels now lying at the sta
tion.-Chester Times.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
A Rock ry.

Permit me to write you about my beau
tiful Rockery, which stands on the north
ern side, and just opposite my parlor
window. 1t is round, conical shape, five
feet high, and one yard in diameter.
made it thus: Took II cord with little
cord at each end, stuck one of these in the
ground az II centre, aud now with the
cord eighteen inches long to the other
stake, | marked off circumference line
around the centre, giving space one
yard in diameter each way, for the rock
cry TO occupy. Inow placed my largest
rock in the centre, then selected five
rocks, as much alike as l could readily
find, over foot tall; these were set up as
pillars, at equal distance, along the cir
conference mark.
A wheelbarrow of good soil was now
thrown in the circle, ,and pressed between
the rocks, some care being observed in
pressing the soil so as TO incline the pill
ars a little inward, to secure conical
shape Mosses and vines were planted
between the spaces of the pillars.
Now about one foot high, in erection,
long, narrow rocks were placed ON each
pillar, with one end resting ON the centre
rock then narrow rocks Just across from
pillar to pillar. Made in this way rock
cry never tumbles down. Fill in with
soil, continuing to plant vines and moss
continued till the building was i've feet
high-the conical shape wellpreserved TIL
near the top, Which was left fiat for pot
Outright flowers.
Two dozen of white porter bottles were
inserted promiscuously in the soil as far
down as their necks would extend in the
rockery. 1T was made two seasons ago,
and is now very beautifal-quite the ad-
mlratiom of pasSerS by.
The best of tits, the rockery is on the
northern side, in a locality where il is
difficult to get roses, or other desirable
plants to grow, and it is almost as pretty
quite as attractive in winter as sinsGm-
mer The moss $, five varieties, of diff
erent shades OF green, are all hardy, and
the vines, silver edge, solid green. and
golden edge, have twined themselves
most lovingly around the bottles and
among the mosses, presenting thereby a
most pleasing contrast A POT of bright
flowers is usually kept in he top, and
changed, as they go out OF bloom, for
another in hloom.-lVm. A. Loudan, IN
Fruit Recorder.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
ROll DS.


bADELPHlA, WILMINGTON d
LTINORE RAIL ROAD.
June 10Th, 1913.
willleaye Wilmington as follows
delphia and Intermediate stations,
'lV, sOJ. 8 II, 10 90 "A. m, 2 30,
94, p. N.
and New YORK, 2 %, 3 A, 8 Al a. IN.
4i 54G, p. IN.
pore and Intermediate Stations,
b.
pore and Washington, u 81, IL S39,
p l2,@, 500, p. IN.
! loI Delaware Division, leave for:
Castle, 90, $50, a. IN. LOS, 80, p. m.
rhgl0n aud Intermediate StaliogA,
hp Of, 6,30 p. m.
l aud Intermediate Stations $50
PHI N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Eelpnia and Intermediate Stations,
p'5e $50, p. IN.
fslpnia and New YORK, 200, 8 A, a.
Pi0fe ani Washington, IL 81, ! 16 a
ller Information passengers are
10 The lime tables posted at the
II. +. kENNEY,
SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27

There are 1900 Germans in San Fran
cisco, and 81, 900 more in the States and
Territories of the Pacific coast. They
take an active interest in politics and in
stock speculation. There are two daily
newspapers published in German in the
Californian metropolis, ,and five weeklies,
two of them illustrated. A large proper
ton of the German element is devoted to
agriculture and stock raising, and many
lead seafarisg life. Most of the trade
with the Mexican coast, and much of the
bay and Sacramento river trade is in the
hands of German ship owners and ship
ping and commission agents.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
..aI stocks and bon"s'
Wilmington Markets.

I,v,scToN, bel, August q, 1873.
Lnons al the Brandy wine Mills for
1 w r,rain- Corrected Daily,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
Congressional Nominations.

The Second Ohio district Greenbackers
nominated George W. Platt yesterday.
The Greenbackers ofthe First Ohio dis
trict yesterday nominated Colonel A. L.
Jones.
Joseph J. Davis has been renominated
by the Fourteenth North Carolina dis
trict Democrats.
Thomas Williams has been nominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the
Fifth Alabama district.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27

The silver dollar you propose to coin is
a "dishonest dollar" SAID Senator Bay
ard in Congress- The Dover convention
said gold and silver were good Demo-
cratic money. This included the "dis-
honest. dollar" Who eat Spartan broth
in Dover ?-Herdld.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
~ ppIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, August 26, 8 p. m.

MONDAY, August No3 ~ NE
|r,rTLr market was moderately
|this week, and prices were a frac-
|ebsr ] |5O head arrived and sold at
|sst Philadelphia Drove Yard at
r. and IsOOhead at the North Phila-
| Drove Yard at a 5hc. per pound
balily. ,., IN nm ,,oa.
Sand sold at the West Philadelphia
lYam al 4a4ac., and 300 head at
I'm philadelphia Drove Yard, at .
4 Lambs sell at 8 a &c per lb.
were unchanged. 1900 head sold at
"A phlalelphla Drove Yard NJ An a
In sOO head at the North Philadel-
|FOye y lard, at 81 a7Ac. per lb., as
The daily gazette., 1878-08-27
1uy ana sell STOCKS
p0. Bonds and Gold in N
o. q w, ! York ,Phila, baltimore
land local markets.

ANhtNN AND BftUK F-EtSs
II House Binding. Entrance on 81
Street.
es for American, Red Star, .nnan
Snatd Lines to Great Britain and
Rnt e Europe
FOR SALE.
Is Iel. Rail Road Co.'S Stock.
Il MI Coal Gas Co Is stock.