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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CUK {
For CATARRH
A purely vegetable Oscillation entirely
unlike all other remedies.

IN the preparation OF THIS remsrknbie remedy eyer;
/ herb plant, and bark Is subjected TO disiatloit
hereby the essential medical principle IA obtained u
yapor. Condensed and bottled. What remains IN IN
still il Inert vaueless and totally unit for u.s. IN AZ
organsm so delicate as the nasal passages. Yet al
sn,ffs are nsouble compounds vi woo.y hbre oil tine
furea satin rated sOlutlOn5.
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new kind of game. Finally she took up po-
sition at the entrance to the hive, and when a
/ bee came IN or started out, made dab at II
with her paws. This went on for time with
out attracting the special attention Of The in
habtants of the hive. Presently, however,
"old tabby" struck and crushed Il bee on the
edge of the opening to the hive. The smell OF
the crushed bee alarmed and enraged the
whole swarm. Bees by the score poured forth
and dartcd into the fur of the astonishcd cat.
Tabby rolled herself in the grass, splitting,
suffering biting, clawing and squalling as
mere ball of fur and bees as she rolled and
tumbled about. She was AT length hauled
away from the hive with garden rake at the
cost of several severe stings to her rescuer.
Even after she had been taken to distant
part of the grounds the bees stack In Iabby .
fur and about once in two minutes she WOulu
utter an unearthly yowl' and bounce full
yard in the air. On coming down she woulo
try and scratch an ear, when sting on the
back would cause her to turn a succession OF
back somersauts and give vent to running
fire of SQUALLS. Like the parrot who was lett
alone with the monkey, old Tabby had Il
dreadful time. Two or three days after this
adventure Tabby was caught by her owner,
who took her by the neck and threw her down
near the beehive. No sooner did she strike
the ground than she gave fearful squall, and
at a single bound reached the top Of fence
full six feet in height. There she chung for a
moment, with tail as big as arolling.pin, when
with another bound and squall, she was out OF
sight, and did not again put in an appearance
for over week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29

The Democratic General Committee of New
York have issued an address which closes with
the following emphatic declaration:
The question of Inc title of Mr. Hayes to the
presidential Office for four years from the 4th
of March, 1877, was decided by the supreme
tribunal of the nation--the court of last re
sort There is no appeal except to the ballot
box in 1880 The result will be that a demo.
cratic president will be elected in November of
that year, and on the 18th of March following
he ut9 BIZ iHaUgurotcd. The American people
are done forever with returning boards and
electoral commissions. The great business in
terests of the country should not be imperilled
by threats to instigate "a revolution in order to
unseat the present occupant of the White
House, and To place in the presidential chair
our distinguished fellow citizen of Grammercy
Park. In the language of the recent state
democratic convention in Pennsylvania, I'VE
oppose any attack upon the presidential title
as dangerous TO our institutions and fruitless
IN lis result Whatever may he the views OF
members Of this organization in respect TO his
qualifications ahd fitness, compared with Other
aspiranis for that high Office, the democracy OF
this city will never faulter in denouncing the
ssupendous crime land all concerned in ID by
which Samuel j. Tilden was cheated out OF
the presidency, and the great and brilliant vic
tory Of the democratic party at the polls was
turned into a defeat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
SURPRISING CURE,

Gentlemen About twelve years ago. while travel.
ling with Father Kemps Old Folks Concert Troupe as
o tenor singer, took severe cold and was laid up y.
Newark n j. This cold brought on severe attack OF
Cstarrh which battcd with every known remedy Tor
four weeks without avail, and Was finally Obliged 70
Unable to sing note. For three years Afterwards
was unable 10 sing at all The first attack OF Catarrh
had left and throat so sensitive mat e
slightest cold would bring on fresh attack leaving
me Frustrated. In this way continued To ufcr no
last attack the seyerCst had. terrible. :.
fercd the most e1cruoiating pain in ry head wls 50
hoarse as to be scarcely able - speak and c0nShed
necessarily. thought was cnt~g into quick CON
sumption, and / firmly believe that had these symp-
dered me an easy victim. when IN this distressing
condition commenced the use Of SAyFoED's RAplpAL
CURE FOR CArARRH. very reluctantly confess as
tried all the advertised rcmedi without bcnt1t Inc
6rst dose OF this wonderful medicine gave me the
relief hardly possible for one whose mead
Aches eyes ache, who can scarcely ariculatc dslncy
on account of the choking In MS ioat
to realize how much reefI obtained from the nfst ap-
plication of SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE. Under US N
huence both internal and external rapidly
and by an occasional use of the remedy sncei mh,e
been entirely free from CatarFh, for the aFSt uie N
Respectfully yorr, ,oor
ESQ. W. HOLBR0OK.
wALrHAx. ,..ss.. Jan. s. 1913. n
PSI purchased the RADICAL CCC. o. GEO. H.
ROGERS, Druggist, Euliori Building.
Each package contains DR. Sanfords Improved lnhal'
ing Tube with iull directions for use in all cases
Price, For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists throughout the United states and Sshaun I
WEEKS g. POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
nra.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June IS, 1878
FLoUR-Prces unchanged. Choice whit,
winter wheat $5.75@6O0; fancy western spring
extras, s5.OO@525; Minnesota patent, $1,000
$50; choice spring superfines, s3.5O@400.
WHEAT-W intcr-Whitc in store, sl.0l@
1.o2 spring-No. l., Minnesota, sl.W@l.Ol
Cash No. g, Ss9@9Oc: No 3, s.S7.
CoRN-No ., 36@369l. Options, 80 for May, fol
June, 3S.
Oats-No. ., 24@26; rejected, 20c.
Ryc-No. ., 81; rejected, 33l9c.
Barley-No. ., 51l3c; rejected, 40c.
Lard-S6. 72@Gs5 II 100 lbs.
Potatocs-l 7jc@2.25c for southern new
Butter-Crcancry, 1890; good to choice dai
~, ll@l5c.
Eggs-9@9i4c II doz.
CArTLE-Without much change. Choice extra
grade steers, S520M5.50; good TO choice natives,
81. 5O@4.90; butchers steers, s375@400; COWS
and heifers, s3.00@400.
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Tsbby's Curiosity Satisfied.

The Virginia New Enterprise tells thi $ af.
fecting story:
Charles Kaiser, who has the only hive of
bees In Town. says that when he first got his
swarm his old cats curiosity was much excited
IA regard TO the doings Of the little insects, the
ike OF which she had never before seen. At
hrst she watched their comings and goings at
distance. She then flattened herself upon
the ground and crept along toward the hive
with tail horizontal and quivering. II was
clearly evident thst she though. she bees some
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.
COMMON LAW.

14S. James ID Smith.v Francis Murphy. AS
sumpsit Continued.
$50. ID NJ Nosburg, for use, &c, Jos Nolan:
Appeal Jury trial. Verdict for plaintiff oil
S76.0S damages.
I4. Thomas Dillon Patrick Hanley. Trover.
Continued. -,
l6O. Frank Raibly John Murray. Appeal
Dismissed.
165. Thankful Ann Drake Aaron Bardwell.
Assumpsit Continued.
1876 Charles ii Force ct al John Reed AS
sumpsit. Continued. QUO,
l6S. Freeman Ii Poundstone James .Odara'
Eiectment. Continued
1852 William II II Hodridge Archibald Lehg'
Appeal. Continued
1T2. George Sing Charles Seseh"he ct al
Appeal. Continued.
ia Phillip McManus John Condor Appeal
Continued.
lis. Dennis Emley Patrick Burke ct al. APP
peal. Continued.
1877 Richard Cutter ct al V NJ j Bungart ct
al Assumpsit. Continued.
los John Chisholm Rufus Stevens. Re-
plevin. Continued.
1g9 Sarah |. Thorndike The City of La Sale.
202 James Rising Rufus Stevens Re.
pevin On trial
203 + A Sherwood, for use, &c, Theodore
Horn ct al Debt. Dismissed.
900 David A Cook v Lewis Rex. Verdict for
plaintiff, 1876. 40
BIS Z V Raley Manlcy J Trumbe. Appeal.
Continued.
Theodore Roggenstroh Joseph Satzman ct
al Debt. Continued.
OF l. j Hodge Kerbinian Huber ct al. As
sumpsit Judgment against Laui by default
225 ID Hodge X Huber ct al. Assumpsit.
Same with reference to Matthias Petrc.
30 Timothy Foley Patrick Foley ct al. APP
peal dismissed. Procedcndo. Damages of ST..
for costs.
2s7 The Trustees of Jennings Seminary A
Fisher, guardian, &c Appeal. Continued.
43O Amanda NJ Cooke Abner Strawn. AS
sumpsit. Dismissed.
46! Reed ~ Gibson Joseph Moshcr, Comics
sion. Judgment for Sl1Sl2.
CuANCERY.
1888 Joseph VI Hanna Eliza 4 Nickerson ct
al In chancGry. Decree as per prayer OF bill.
County Court.
Estate Of Christian Walter. order for notice
OF final settlement to August term.
Estate Ol Patk Pendergrast. Administrator 5
statement ordered recorded.
Estate Of John Quinn Order for notice OF final
settlement to July term.
Estate Of Danl Little. Order for notice of final
settlement to July term.
Assignment of John p Turner. Final report OF
assignee approved and assignee discharged.
Estate Of Ienas Cushman. Stephen Hathaway
appointed administrator Bond, S4,GOO Notice
to creditors to August term.
Estate of Chas Berry. Order for notice Of final
settlement to July term.
Guardianship Of Rosa Knepz ct al Carl Fred
erick August Knepz appointed guardian Bond,
81, 100,
Estate Of jacob Howe. Report of accounts APP
proved.
Guardianship of De Witt 5 Van Alta Benz II
Van Alta appointed guardian. Bond, $500. In.
yentory approved
Estate OF John Doll. order for notice OF final
settlement TO August term
Estate of R0derick Clark. Order for notice Of
final settlement to August term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
Rock Island and Pacific Pailroad.

Train No IL viii carry passengers between Ia Sale and
Ottawa, and No. y viii carry passengers from GencscO
Ottawa, when provided with tickets, and not otherwise.
No Il will carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau
and No q will carry passengers between Mukcna and La
sale, only when passengers provided with tickets.
A. NJ SMITH. Genl Pass Agent.
A. kIMRALG. Genl Supt. \. MARVEL. Asst Gen. Supt.
May Is. 1875 ID VI. HALL. Agent at Ottawa.
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Ophir and Vicinity.

June ~, 1910.
Farmers all busy hauling grain. Roads in
good order
Mr. McCarty living east of the centre, is
very sick also Mrs Edgcomb, mother Of Hon.
Ben EdeGomb Mr. Corrgan has so far re-
covered as to be able to be around again.
Mr. John Gallup and Miss Ida Dana re-
surned from the Olivet, Mich, Academy,
bringing with thee, Miss Olive Kirkland'
one of the lady principals, The young folks
are loud in their praise of the school
Mr. VIM Scott had very nice cow killed
by lightnngon the Goth
Our Troy Grove friends were III style last
Saturday They went to Starved Rock and
from there to Uuca hired the hotel and had a
hoe down.
Miss Susie and Mary Houtz have returned
to Homer after spending the spring term at
Jennings Seminary, Aurora.
4 mistake occurred in one Of my letters last
week in regard to Mr. Ward, he being from
Morris and the paper stated from Sueator.
Mr. Alex Wylic is on the road again with a
bran new shelter Alex always keeps up with
the times
Dance at Mr. John Hills on the 4th. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
An ice cream festival will be given the eve,
ming Of the It'll at the ridge church in Waltz.
am, the proceeds to go towards buying new
carpet for the church
\ novel wedding transplred at the residence
of Mr. John Fuerstein in Homer. A La Sale
couple came to see the burg and thought ii a
novel thing to get spiced No sooner said
than done. The Rev Sandborn did the deed
and they departed happy
Otto krausse drives new Cincinnati top
buggy. PEDRO HERCULES.
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DIR. III. OLIN.

OF Chicago formerly % this plScc) will Ottawa at
Clifton Hcte the nrst Tuesday Of each month, for treating
all diseases OF the bye and Ear. surrcslly otherwise
Operations r cataract artificial pupil Inverted Ida closure
Of the ear etc sres eye strsshyl5a and the removal Of
turors and morbid gro~ths 81 every description Arna
eyes drums Inherited without pain OF preyo opera
ton. Granular eyelids ne nosf feqssnf d'~ass As
if>sf rddtcoap osd permanently csred
fra his oog experience In treating diseases Of tho Eye
and Ear he ls consdenf In stating that he nearly
Chronic discAse also rcad Consolation free
LAfEss. sts<S o. Ar.ineik Eyes In N; West
pec<mber ion. iS1-4
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

UTTAWA, Juflt Is, 100
We have q somewhat improved state of affairs
to chronicle this week, owing, perhaps, to the
fair weather and roads Of the past fortnight.
Trade is perceptibly better, and farmers are more
hopeful in regard to the corn crop. Prices are u
shade lower. We quote below:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
A CARD.

To all who suffering nom the errors and ndscreoDs
OF YOUTH nervous weakness early decay loss VI manhood
&C. will send a recipe that will you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
airy In South America Send sefaddressed envelope to the
REV JosFPH ISMAN Station D, Bibie House Ne,o York
CiD. novlOlySp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Ia local and constitutional remedy. and Is applied to
the nasal passages Wy Insulation thus allayng nfn-
nation and pain AID &c once correcting, cleansing
and purifying the cretoEs Internally ad inisIer. o.
n 0cts pon the organs Of circulation keeps the SKIN
moist and neutrazes the acid poison that has found us
way into the stomach and thence into the blood Ius
cure progresses in both directions and II does not
seem possible for human ingenuity 10 devise more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-06-29
DON'T BE
b(|[L|N)IID!''

They will tell you that SHAW
keeps a One-horse Grocery "over
there" but don't believe over halt
they say. They won't tell you that
SHAW is selling MASON QUART
FRUIT JARs at $40, and half gallon
for SI.4o; but he is doing it all the
time. They will tell you that SHAW
is the meanest groceryman in town,
always cutting prices on something
and selling way below everybody
but the dear people don't care as
long as they can go to SHAW'S and
make it pay. SHAW buys and sells
for { Cash, and can and does undersell
them, and they know it, and that IS
lust what makes them howl. They
say they have had enough of these
low prices on Flour;-''it makes us
sick to sell withou, profit" That's
all right, boys; we won't do it any
more, provided you don't advertise
AvocA for $3.50, when you haven't
got it in your store.
Shaw sells Snow Flake;
Shaw sells Legal Tender;
Shaw sells Miners best Min
nesOta Shaw sells kinney's
AyOca: Shaw sells Geneva;
Shaw sells City Mills Gilt
Edge /; Shaw sells Minnesota
Fancy; Shaw sells White
Rose; Shaw sells "Tidal
Wave y Shaw sells Mime
sofa straight; Shaw sells
"Bennett's White Winter :"
Shaw sells Miners Patent.
Shaw Sells Flour,
Shaw sells a Few Groceries.
REMEMBER that!
Respectfully yours
| c.. M. SHAW.
Prop'r of the Ottawa Cash Grocery.
The sun., 1878-04-03
PENNsYLvA>,A RAILROAD.
AND uSlffS STATES MHiL ROUTE

AND llfl - les VI All ROUTE
ON and after Nov ~. 1871,
trains leave New York VIA Dcsbrosscs and COrtani
sts Ferries. Hs follows
ENpress Tor lar,burg Pittsburgh the West and South
Y. y. daily
Fer WillAm-port Lock Haven, CORY and Brc, att 70
i. VI, connVcuut at Cory Tor Htus,ilc. Petroleum
centre ami tar on Regions For Wilhamspor ami
Lock Haven, . A
f9r bqlumore, Washington. and the South, Limited
washington ENprcss' OF fuman larlnr cars daily OK.
cent SUNDAY, % 80 4 arrive Washington iOP VI
kes.inr a. 70 A. NJ l. 81, aud . r. NJ. sunday $50
ana - T. ".
Express Tor Philadelphia 30 10 N.3o Limited II
4. NJ, L. o. 4, ,ai, Z. 80, ami =. VI. SUNDAY ,
cla,s 7 T..
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
ttr Tor Bruokll 70 travel
f9r trains to Sewark, Elizabeth RAILWAY, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmhoN, Flcmington Briyiderc. al /
other points see local schedules At all rickct O0ccN
liHins arrive. From fttbursh $50 and 10 10 A ami
lu,alf NJ. daily, lull 4 VI ami Is - Z daily. cN.
cent Monday From Washington ami BIumnre Il -
ana 80 NJ, I ~. -. ani 10 - 4 " Suhisy
oHnani - 40 VI From Philadelphia. ~. q - %.
lOi9 lotn 5oA 80. iln L., q - - - ~
aud 10 ~ NJ sunday. 5O1, 600 D.4O 10. 40 II 81
A. NJ q 30. and u - T.. VI
Ticket oncc, 90 ami 9lt broadway. Astnr House
end foot Oi De,aro,ses and cortanit sts Court =. ,
BROOKLYN l4 nj and ls Hudson st.. lIohOkrn. De not
FRANK THOMSON. l. 4 FARMER
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
The sun., 1878-04-03
JUDGE Dspus ON PRISON oauELrIEs
rhe Eseex County Grand Jury TO Investigate
tho Caldwell renitcnttnry.

The April term OF the Essex county, N. j..
Courts opened yesterday morning in Newark.
The Grand Jurors wero sworn in the Court OF
Oyer and Tcrminer. Judge Depue delivered tho
following charge:
OESrLs~ss or GRASp JrRr At tho last term o this
pour; the Grand Jury made prescntmcnt to Tie court
In the Caldwell Pcntentsry under o the Court
Ing The mode OF punishment ndoptrd bv The prison of
sls 70 obedience the part o arerac,ory rris
tO the prison regulau with respect to compulsory
labor these I.ood ic be by thc drand
,reame Mt TO which ,e prisoner was subjected as erue'
In When W. S It Ts S9TE H IN m court the
cpS @ It, rnS to g mt to ts he az
this prescnttcrm Subsequent reflection has CONVINCED
s g. Fl s f dw. on s Of @ be a S
Every one mus: admit tho necessity Of a system OF
they conducted the plan OF compulsory rhor IL
So%py wv %G @ SHfS sScS t"S. and S"d rsS"scns
to enforce labor Tcrmisslc even though thcy may
such necessary punishment must be let largely TO the
mi T are % iHifscI Hu neverihsicS. there must
b. limit to the power n those who ar tntrusted with
iriticd TO their charge. crminss though subject to
teeton and e,ery system Of Jurisprudence to be olsrs
bile must lee founded on irincipcs of humanity While y
means OF dis,ine ,hat may lawfully Be rescr,cd TO- or
Armed G0 si sns % Tn.Gment %6icR ether IN ss mean. ne
,fS Ge ehS.acSt'aS a. crasi iesSi and aitSSsE tie
tndiNidunl by whom the illegal act u done he
tnrustcd by tho law with the custndv OF the individual
toward whom 1t j. done Tor purposes of punishment the
act l. unlawful snd one tor which Indictment will lie
80 lar As the ncts =" the case arc concerned they must
be Hscertaiicd hN own tnNcstigauun The
recital O them In the prescntmcnt Of the former Grand
Jury IL not such evidence You base any action
upon case such as to Justify Indictment must be
supported by testimony given under oath by wituc
produced before the Grand Jury by which the
IL found
THIS subject committed to your attention with the
pcctnton that you will make 1t matter vi thorough in
yestgatiun ani n, on such invcstieaton. the facts
disclosed lead your minds to the same cOncli.
sion rs was reached by Your predecessors. that
YOU will adopt suCh measures AS Will encc.
tually demonstrate the unawiulncss Of such
puni-lmcnis cruel IN the cNtrt me" with an
accusation 20 that character the rrcVsds u Tie court
prcscntcd by Grt Jury. AMI no indictment found. the
inference may To- lcsumnt'ly drawn that yunishmcnts
dcscr,n! oi surh an tpthet are iusuhahe under omr
laws aud may he rr-urtd To- with irrcct inpunitN IT,
the 9th hand your inNcstigatun leads you to the
conclusion that The punishment complained o was un
deserving Of the II rcccV, a. you should adopt
the g. relieve the on nls AGAINST whom
the charge b. maig of the nnpuaucn east upon them
The cHu-e u Justice requires ull aud impartial in,e su
CATION nnd action ~ the part m the Grand Jury such US
viii Niudicate the law.
The sun., 1878-04-03

'Rhhl lihpAhl lhNlNN ENAill MAl DAILY
THREE DErOrS IL PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute sIiCty.
ON and a'tcr Nov II 1877,
Express Traus leave New York VIA Dc shrOsses AMI
tnruAndt SIS. Ferries, astnllONs.
80 40 y % 80 limtd II 4. Nj, 4. ., o. u 80 T. -
nnd0f NJ sundAys, A NJ, D, d, $50, 7. $50 ami
Boats NJ Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
.riins az Jersey city. a1prling speedy AMI direct
TRANSFER Tor BrnOAlNn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia = DO 3Af T. ~ !
80 AMI II .. NJ. dlncl express - l. VI ID =
b'Al Z, AMI i.ja T.. NJ, Aui ~ midnight on sun iaN
20 a,3a, 7. :, hA VI. l. 7Ai T. aud ~ ntiu-lt
llckci ofccs n-i ami ui Broadway, 80 Asuf llOuse
ana loot of Drshfosr, ami C1ruanit II, Court 81
nnt lluuklyn Annex dopuL ioOt M Fulton Il BronANn.
IA, llh, ami lis lludsuu t.. onukru, depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON I. II FARMER
General MaIhsei Gen'l Pa .srngrr A tnnt
The sun., 1878-04-03
PULVERMACHER's
ELECTRIC BELTS
AND BANDS,
FOR SELF APPLICATION To

FOR SELF APPLICATION To ANY FART or TlB
HODf
speedily and cTccinally cure Nervous Chrome. snd
Special Diseases without mcd inc.
TIE most c trnpl plY.icitn- anI scientific men Of
Europe and Tins country endorse tttm
Ihes noted Curative appliance have now sooi tho pt
Tor UNIV ri m thirty N"Hr' hul are protected bf letters
patent in all tho puucipl countries n the world 1pcy
We're dee rci the only Award NJ trit Electric i
AZ the great Worlds FNhiiiton,-rar- Ph.itlri
phiH aud rsrW trcsd have bcrn tuuud thc mu. val.
ualr. r, simple and efficient known treat the
The sun., 1878-04-03
Gtturslons.

A ron ENCuRSION--Ai saloon steamer J
a. Is SCHUYLER, ctpnt.tN 2O) Passengers The
nest AZ safest rAcursun bpht IN the business Occdrn
tl drove, on ulv Hudson AMI 9th ,rs with hrstclass
bArseS Open sunday. Martin 4 HASKELL no South H.
The sun., 1878-04-03
Sitambu;,ts ano 3al!rolos.

LBANI EVENING BOATS People Iinci
~ leave Pier ~. Nurth RNtr every wee X day, atGP
tor Albany and all points North and West Brook IL n
passengers transferred free hy "AuurN boats
LOH TROY Hni all points North and West take Citi.
II lcns' line. new and magnificent steamers Pier ~.
H. loot ni LeruN st. dallN except SaurihN ate T.. NJ
ihroGsh tickets At Dold's kNplrss. HiI Broadway
The sun., 1878-04-03
QcGtital

THE N4nng Democracy Tho numerous friends OF
Geo Delsado have urganilcd political aud pleas
ur CLUB Tor the l3th ward. hy the of the George
T. Dclgado Association. whose only motto viii he.
Democratic at all times and under an circumstances
The sun., 1878-04-03
Sutton Notrt,s.


" IL. MITCHELL - CO.. AVCTlONEERs
The elegant stock Of T II Bvnner 4 Co 5ia Broadway
c,n,i,Nng Of MAfnHEs, DIAMONDS. FINE JEwELRN.
SILVER PLATED WARE. tt rLKKY Ac. tn he sold nt
CHANGE II ~ S:NESS
TIE .Ar conmen,c, THURSDAY, April g. st 10 o'clock
NJ. aud t. he continued daily
The stock consists OF GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES
DIAMONDS rEARI. aui oral JEW ELl.Y ana a zen,
era assortment Of Fine Gold Jcwery cf every descrp.
ton ~ and ls X. nne
Also full line Of
RICH SILVER PLATED WAhE and TABLE CUTLERY
Of the BEST KNOWN MANUfACrUKFRS
Tea Nct- EItrgVs, Centre ficcr~, Fruit Dishes Cake
RA-fets Water sets lee Pitchers. Butter Dishes Vases
nuue ruus 10 ntiOu
Every article warranted as Represented Goods on
eNihuone every day previous TO sale and trouble
slow goods
Ladies invited to attend this attractive sale OF nre
goods
CTION of household furniture rt residence 2I2
"A West 81 II. between 7th and Sth avs TIN. Ntdnc
daN afternoon. commencing NJ ~ o'clock Elegant par.
Tor suites IN saiiu rep and hHicoih, carpets mirrors.
curtains paintings clocks bedroom dining room turnl
turc. mattre,-r., adding. sc Hofil. Aucupncer.
utIION SALE. corner York aud Van Worst st..
"a ler~N tiy-f iNturcs OF meat and hs market. T.
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