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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

ECLIPSEs FOR 1873 There will be four
eclipses during the year 1878, two of each
luminary, as follows: An annular eclipse
of the sun near two O'Clock in the morn
inc of February 2, which will. therefore
be invisible to the people on this part Of
the earlhs surface. A partial eclipse Of
the moon in the morning of February H.
visible from the United States. The moon
will enter the earth's shadow ut 3h 52!m
A. NJ. and leave it at Oh. 4Slm. A. NJ. Al
oh 2lm., the middle OF the eclipse, 0 81
of the moons distance will be obscured.
A total eclipse of the sun, July 20, visibl,
10 all parts of N nth America. a partia
eclipse of the moon in the afternoon anc
evening Of August II The moon viii
enter the shadow at 4h, 42m. p. NJ, being
then below the horizon, and will leave il
ut III. Him. p. NJ when she will be little
more than half IN hour high.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

There doesn't appear to be any reason
for lying awake nights worrying over the
condition of the NorlI, Carolina negroes
under democratic rule. The African
Methodist Episcopal conference Of thu
state. which has recently held it, annual
session, adopted a report on The State OF
the Country which declares that there
has not been such tranquility in North
Carolina since 1860 as during the past
year of democratic administration, that
= never have the colorcd eople Of North
Carolina been so greatly encouraged tt
purchase lands and build themselves com
Portable mansions and be happy in lhi,
country as today and that " one thin
in this direction is quite gratifying, anc
that is that Gov. Il. b. Vance has been the
leader in this gracious work of elevating
our people, If anybody ought to know
anything about the condition of the NortI
Carolina negroes, it should certainly b,
the negroes themselves; and so long Il,
they continue in this pleasant frame o
mind, there doesn't seem to be any call
for the rest of us to fret about them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873 is Il
handy book that every one interested in
public affairs will refer to thousand
times in the course of ayear. 1t has been
edited by the Hon. Edward Mcpherson,
and is filled with information useful to
business men as well ms TO politicians.
The election returns of every State and
Territory are arranged. alphabetical and
contain the freshest information. The
preliminary material is exceedingly inter-
esting, comprising the Presidents Inaug-
ural, digest of the Party Platforms of the
State Conventions, IL record of the consti.
tuional changes in various States. an alb
stract of public laws and many other
features. Special pains have been taken
with the commercial and Government
statistics, which are more useful and com.
plete in this than in any previous issue
The chapter on Gold, Silver and Coinage
contains information of pressing interest
Within the compass of 1l5 pages there is
much that every one needs to know.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

Chinese have been residents of Peru fol
nearly 20 years, but until recently only MS
coolies, under cruel contract" system
Lately, however, this has been abolished
Cinnamon are treated well, and the gov
eminent has begun encouraging their i'm
migration rs free laborers, and giving
the rights and privileges of native citizen
ship. Already, Minister Gibbs reports
many in the coast towns are doing well
marrying native women, among whom
the Oriental is considered quite 4 "catch;
and, as work is abundant and wages good
there doesn't seem any reason why the
Celestials in California shouldn't solve the
Chinese problem of that state by packing
up their traps and moving down the Pa
ctic coast to a country where they arc
welcome
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

ElSUtY-lnrCc murueferS, all men, were
hanged in the United States in 1877.
Secretary Evarts is credited with the
remark that David Davis was too political
on the bench and too judicial in the SEN
ate.
The American public use in paper col.
lars eight tons of paper daily and over
eight millions five thousand yards of mus.
lin annually.
Senator Oglesby of Illinois appears tc
be making Il bid for the reputation of be-
ing the widest currency advocate. At a
meeting in Decatur few days since he
made speech in which he declared that
he would vote for S400,000,000 of green.
backs right away, and that the coinage o.
$50, 100000 of silver at once would give
employment to II million of Idle men. lie
did not tell his hearers by what method il
would be brought about.
The San Francisco mint for the yeal
1877 coined $49,772,0O0, the largest
amount ever coined at any mint in this
country in one year, embracing over %,
900, 900 pieces. Nearly S35, 100000 was
in double eagles (gold), S9,5l9000 was il
trade dollars, and $5,16l 600 in subsidiary
silver. Nearly all the gold coinage of late
years is in double eagles. Gen. Lii Grange
who has been superintendent since 1869
has now been succeeded by Henry l.
Dodge.
Gov, Holiday of Virginia is one of tn
e al
posed to involve their respective states il
the infamy of reputation, Virginia, h
insists cannot escape the obligation to pa
her debts in full unless it can be show
that she is deficient in resources necessar
to the accomplishment of that end; an
he evidently does not believe in the exis
tcncc of such deficiency. Three condi
tions only are needed" economy, re
trenchment and Self-sacrfce;" and these
under the circumstances, may be regardc
us well nigh convertible terms.
The cabinet discussed the silver bill Fri
day, and conclusions were arrived at II
to Just how much RECOMMENDATION could b
admitted without compromising the pub
; lie credit or the prospects Of resumption
Mr.. Hayes would undoubtedly sign bill
giving the old silver dollar the same statu
as the greenback, and Secretary Sherman
will endeavor to push through such Il com
promise ut the proper time. 1t was G
course clear that President Hayes woul
veto any bill for absolute RECOMMENDATION
although no authorized statement of hi
determination to that effect would b
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

Iowa is thoroughly aroused against un.
limited silver, and an elaborate petition is
circulating asking Congress to defeat the
Bland Bill. The sum and substance of the
whole silver crusade is contained in these
two sentences from the petition: The
madness for the silver dollar has not rs
origin in any conviction of the superior
qualities of silver JUS measure for value
The Bland Silver Bill is the offspring oil
widespread desire, in numerous debtors
TO get rid of portion of their debt. with.
out paying it," 1t is an undispnled fact
That the great and all-prevailing argument
iorsilvcr is its cheapness
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

After ALL if it should turn out that the
republican party in the south has not been
annihilated by the surrender policy,
would it not be a disappointment to few
newspapers that we wot of? In South
Carolina the republicans seem to be in a
very buoyant mood over their recent sue
cess, and we hear of considerable activity
among the members of that party. They
are beginning to find out the logic OF
politics is as strong south of Mason and
DiXon's line rs this side. They have dis
covered too that II healthy public senti-
ment, with vigorous state government
to give it direction, is as strong to protect
men at the ballot-box us fragments of the
United States army sporadically distrib,
uted through the state.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

The national debt statement shows \
present accumulation of 9lO6,O00,O0O of
coin, over and above the liability for coin
certificates, to meet the resumption of
specie payments, an increase in the wear
of S57,OO0,000. The greenback currency
has shrunken SIG, O0O,000 during the wear
and has at length fallen below S35O,0OO ,
OOO. The net debt has been reduced S47,-
100000 during the last twelve months
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09
I II E NJ A R K E T S.
BOSTON MARKET.
Repored and telegrdphed expressly far the Green
Mountain Freeman.
Bus IUN "a I lie NJ AhNE I.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
For the tgeet ending TaesdaV, Januarys, ls7s
cutie. Sheep. Shotes. Hogs. CURES
Thl9 % week s3I3 SgSd Geo ~ 90 90
One 5as' y Ssss ago. i ,i3i s s15 81 81 ISIS
PRICEs.-Beef Nattte--Extra tat and heavy ,Ie
MUM oxen S7jOGSs0l first quality, 1850 .
10: second quality, S5.50d6OO mira quanlj.,
SI750Sj per 100 lbs, on total weight Of hide
tallow aud lressed beef. A fewchoce ling Il pan
s000tt6 % Bulls, sc 81 5OdO.OO
WOrkihg OreH.-$lO0Hl1J per PAIR, or acCCI =
ing to their value as beef. steers, S10d l2O.
Mich CoWS.-$2jd$45; extra good &9Od %
with or withOutcalves, as may beagreed laI1c"
aud ordinary, $lOdS2S yearllngs $1,000 -OOVi :
year ODDS Si4 .00d2SOO. 3-yeaT Odds, "a OOd4JI IL
Sheep. Live weight SAKE extra, 5djAc v n
or S2.j0ajO0 per head; spring lambs, OdOOc per ID,
HideS.-BTigntOn, Odoc country lOlsIiui sc II.
calf skns, l0d lie Y ID; Pelts with wool ON I5c ;
Tailow, ta,0Oc county lots jdCOJc r n Lamb
skins. soc.
REMARKS of the Northern trains were
late this morning, but those arriving carly were
selling not particularly fast for medium grades or
good young cattle. The market was gram hIIner
AS the supply of such was light. other grades we
quote at last weeks rates. NJ. L. shaChell sold
four coarse oxen, to dress 200 lbs, at G4c dressed
weight and COW and heiiers, to dress 500 700 lbs
at sal J5c. dressed weight Howard u Stearns sold
COWS, 10 dress 500 lbs, at 5dtc, dressed weight ;
+. ROsslter sold SIX oxen at 7dGac per 3D. dressed
weight; j. Is. Cook sold ten western steers, aver
age l,21j lbs, at $3.50 per Cwt. live; w Scolaus
sold twenty three steers; average Lbs lbs, AT J4c
per Id T.. LeavItt Il Son sold four steers, average
l.4O0 lbs, at 50 so per cwt. live. The supply Ot
sheep has been rather better than last week, anu
prices are steady with moderate movement j.
il. sanford sold las sheep and lambs, weighing
Ii $50 lbs, at 534C c. ~. Burdlck sold slXty-one
sheep, average 06 lbs, at 5aCi ID. +. Gray sold
fifty eight, average - lbs at DC per ID. Poultry Is
scarce, and ceickcns sell at ~ per Id.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

do Isti Nav and Nov
40 40 ~ ISE7 IHGG
~ ~ iSSs IIsI
~ rop.roTtiea ,erIsiered lOS.
10 do roHnon lCSs
10 ~ co"Pon' iS99"
~ t ~" Sives 10
w O"' 'N-o' 49, mt. ,,.... -,
FLOUR AND GRAIN'-IheTe IS Dctter uemahu
for Flour, ana safes nave Deeh more IlDetal Vndl
for some time past STOCKS nave aCcumulateu' Dut
we no hot looA ~ w. PtrIes "nliI Micat ,
tue9 90 ,su, az al d' % I 10 n . paV of
VI more BUSINESS uUi,s az SeoGA9 III '"G a"n t
dealers M9T oe Pey a mG ,s an oIe
ic"i"''' N''' ''' ~ - Nv
SPRING WIIEAIS'
Western superdne, per Dbl, - 2jd4 50
Cannon extras, 5ODd5 30
Wisconsin extras, j50d6UO
Mime ,oLa, bakers, 5Jd6 80
Minnesota and Wisconsin,
fancy, SOOG025
WINTER wuEATs.
Ohio. 81 jOdG -
Michigan, 6.0db 10
indiana, Il juUI ~
Illinois, GOA ~
ST. LOUIS, 9Odo w
southern, family, 65Oas 10
Corn, mixed and yellow p bushel, 81 u ~
Olts, IN Xed and white, 3S'od 40
Curu meal y DDl, : - 2HO
Rye -FOUR % q . 70
Oat meal, ) 30 i ~
RIVE, II -
shorts, T. ton, 20tO 2OjO
Fine Feed, 2lOJ 22uU
MIudlngs $50 24UO
..
| PROVISIONS line market LOT Tolk remains the
same With moderate demand AT slOuouli W per
DDl Tor pimei rs 20 10 oO lot mess anu 9Io JOU
10 0J per DUl ut Clear anu ext clear as 70 quy
the market Tor ieel remains the same ana me safes
have been at GOAL IL ~ for mess S3 OOdlj jO Tor
extra NESS and Sll ood3 oo oDi ior family extra
| There Is lar demand lol Lalu, WIN sIes AT
Jd95s p 10 11r city ana western Inc demand IS
steady for sm0Sed Hams, ana inc SAFES nave been
at 100 Tic ID Tor CITY anu western ana I3aIlc r
| ii ior fancy Nestern' Inc receipts OF western
Hogs have been llshl anu prices are nominai from
5Sd54 T. 10. Clty ulesseu nave Ueeh selling al
| OuOl4 & r II.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

IL will be seen that ONO and PGnnsy wanna ncrCys
open fully per cent lower than last year, wuIc
Michigan and Visions II neeces, pulled Wool aunt
California aeeccs range about The same. COmpu-
ed with the range Of prices current j mary, 1915,
they are now from 8 4c per 10 lower all ruuuu.
BUrIER.-rhe tone OF the market SHOWS 4 AIDE
improvement and prices OF fair to good grades are
on steadier basis. We quote:
Fine factory from StAlbdns 1ia2i tirUcel sclct-
lions Vermont and New YORK, 2Sa3j; Vermont and
New York Invoices 24u2l; Common lots, Fails;
Western CreamerIes line, 2Sd3j; barry packed,
20d24 Invoices Of straight lots, lSd2I, Common
and ordinary, l1dl2.
CHEESE There is a moderate demand ard
prices are well sustained, with llrmer feeling. We
QuOte
Fine-New York factory, l2Aaal3a &c ;Vermont fac
tory, l2& a l3G; Western factory, 2adl3C; Fair to
good, l0dll; Common and ordinary, ga lUc.
EGGs-GOod fresh Eggs viii bring 26c readily.
The market is oyerstocked with LiuIed Egg, and
prices range from IL TO 26 as to quality.
Eastern, 23d26; Northern 2Jt2l; Prince Ed
ward Island 2}d2i,
BEANs-Demand light AMI prices are barely
maintained. Salts OF choice Mediums have been
made at 81 s1a2 W per bushei, bOs mcludcd, but 10
is difficult to get the outside plIUe Pea have been
selling IN small lots at 81 Ojd9 p per bushcl. Vel
low Eyes are a hltle scarce and VIII command
e. 2jd2 80 per bushel,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-01-09

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The New York herald., 1878-09-11

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ACiTY AUCTION MARr AND N. Y: TArrERsALL's.
CHARLES .ss' fsSisssy s%Tsss ana %UosioskKn syif
rwen,, ion, hos.. , sliowe@ ,,,, ,qr 'r,.L
1s1s ss"Ss' r:ss.: Wy y a:p..,s
ORD .no,9.xn ~s can 'o' 4" minutes ana "
sorrsi Geidins i5s hiSn oyears od ane froe driver
can trot 10 $ mnniss; warranted sound and kind
n III. r,SsF sx s 1 nsa .aS s's
ranted ana k,ad also top sdo Road Wagon
superb bay fo,ting Oeidng. nigh, years old got
Ssniiem h',ched sin
.Ss .s' os yIs n.ns s Of y s n 2
rsn,cd sound ana KIND.
broken to the perfect Tor family use aud warranted
Eegsa combined sorrci SADDLE Harness Horse 10
high years old spicnad IL harness. hne under saddle
speedy gray Trotng Cot, ioh hah years old prompt
Fine thoroughbred Saddle Mare 10Y hi.h. years old
thoroushly trained; warranted sound. ,,
an. driver; warran'ed sound % ana KIND
And.one combined o.y saade aud Harness. Mare, I5x
high. years old; elegant Ia harness or under saddle
Ia. ?, TOP side bar aud % end ~, pras ssss y ,s.
.nd sasinsss Wagons. G U.rpssss Se
Twen,ys shaee ~ D other Horses ios ali purposes.
Full descriptions at sale.
sales never postponed ON account OF weather.
Ar ANY sAcRIPIcE-HANDsoME. LIUar, ExrEN
improved Buggy hne Double and snsle harns.s almost
gentle Horse; family leaving city Livery Sta.
blcs 2t7 Wcst 4lN 81.
FOUNDERED BAY HORSE, ABOUT IL HANDS
Ahuh star ON forehead oish st. aud boulevard.
A DARK soRREL HORSE, 3 YEARS OLD, 10 HANDS
LAh H. sound and kind; also Truck, tor sale cheap
Inquire Horscsnoeiug Shop 6OS East 10Th ST.
GREAT TBARGAIx.--ExrENsIoN TOP PHAEroN
"A pole shafts platform springs due single arnc So
English collar; family Horse. Young, und aud ge nile
15s hands Apply to coschman. stable Ia West 18th
A FOR SALE CHEAP, FIVE HORSES; SUI ANY
"A business; must be sold. Al 16y christopher 1t,
A GkNrLEMANs ROAD HORSE. BREW srKR rOP
"A Wagon aud at great bargain IL sold once
all hrst class sell separate- I'll West 46th ST. near
Broadway
4 FOR SALE, FIVE SOUND YOUNG, CHUNKY
.buiit orses suit business sacrihce satis
snetory trial given. $40 Bowsry. roar stable.
-rHREE HORSES. SUITABLE AM BUSINESS. :.
satisfactory trial given; must SELL Ia GRAND near
Narick ~
A FOR HALF VALUE OR KEEP, .TIRKE GOOD
n .sound Horscs also last Troter little tender in
front fest. 1917 Mercer near Blcecker
A Il OFrkR, ON ACCOUNT OF MY IICsBAND,s
n .dcah. four orscs suit farmer express
halt value Satisfactory trial given sold 10 c,ose
estate. w Beeckor ST.. near Bowssx
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
pERALp BRANCH OFFICE. ,aes BRoADwAY-
o6pEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
xDVERTIsEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPERS

AxUsExENrs-isr pAor-ssh and ssh eola
BILLlARDs.2D pAsT-eth col
so1sb AND col
R2z ssTals 11 Tos sSEE-a. r4o.-,
BusISEss orPoRTyNIrIEs-sraP PAGE.
CLExKs AND sAIEsMEN-I2ra rAoE-2a col
Co46HHEN AND si GARD NERs-i2ru IL PAo.-2d and Sd
ooAsfwIsE srEAMsHIPs-lsrH PAGr-4sA and 9Th
Sessfss ss4saa col.
DEATlsTRY-2D PAGE-sth COL
bHw1kIIfNs notskS To IsT e., FURNISHED AND Ux-
srF apa 20 ess col
Eas.Is.s f.esa;.A 20 and eth coils
ESESsTED ESs s5jas asb co. APARTMENTS TO
ksE and
HORSES. CARRIAGKs, xC-isr PAox-sd and Ash cola
HOUSES. Rooms, &C.. W s%SANrED-i2ru PAs.-e.A col.
!NsTKUSfIoN.sD IAsE. eth s:i Ell =,
1sS SSlISGsUe.1 Ftes Faas. s.n ss col
ASsISksxrasa AcsES f1sasa col COL
TN PAssSss SS pAcr4n COL
EEW PGBLicATioNs-7TM PAs.-esh col.
ssfAsSSSkTEs SsSAss; g. q Is. r. s4o.3ssA col
PKOPOSALS-lsf PAeE-4tn col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTKD-FEAALEs-
PROPERLY OUT oF fHE CITY FOR SALE OR no
s.s:, col
REWARDS-1sr PAGx Lat col
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGK-5th and 9Th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FkxALES-l11H PAGE-and
18TH PACE-1st col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALES-l2Hu PAGE-2d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES 1sr PACK LIST. I'd and I'D coils
SrOkTIkG-DOGS, BIRDS. kC.-lsr PAGE-3d COL
SUMNER RESOkTS-2D PAGE-5th col
THk TkADES-l2rH PAcx-3d col ~.
THE TURf-lsr fACE Sd COL
70 LET POR BUSINESS PURPOsES-2D PAcK-lst eel
TRAyKLLERS GUIDE -12TH PAGs-5th col.
2D PAcE-3d col
WANTED 70 PURCHASE-12fH PAGE-Sd col
WATCHES, JEWkLRY, &c.-12rH PAGB-3d cnl.
WESrCHESTEk COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-2D PACE lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c 10Th PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

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ASS ssv4s vkTAHss Sasss sasz $50 haa sEED
ELhuAsr StAskEf Stas hosss a. .aAkSkssAs
70 BE soLD vn At rvbLiG y u Az AgcTI6S ToMoRRow
AT I, o'cLocK fsoSF+a oS,5Fi+a # THs siASLE lss EAsf
i5A hand. high years old raised ., 70 .assoa, "
bottom 1e can trot "a u. heats bet.
Is sso saa a tbs & living and s
warranted sound and kind ,,,s so,,,
ss hands years ola gY' By Pilot. j. dam May Brown
Ss .s Rs S a ss AND M
INSIDE Of 80 and warranted Cd sSon, and sind
bridge Chief warranted to beat Ass. and warranted
t.s hsndsone and high bred brown Trottine
BY Volunteer aud hat sister totiins Hunt
ana ensembles he. n gait 40 she had Su.
go stable . time and beat 49, and all
ysanS county and perfectly sound Kind and
s9s -sS9 9!, aS MIN, ,'s: S q xss Ss% ,s
high. years old sired BY winthrop Morrell; dam By
.ho Vas trained nine week. showed or White
Plains track sewers. trials below 3o sh. will trot In -
hocksd no .kppng oc pulling but game resou.o and re-
merry wooaford Maid. 15a hands. years old; 20. by
leon By =, Al A!eny AID to S sy imp YsSy
S s.i :" :s'ss
over Monmouth PARK IL 1877 without skip; she siuiy
Fast and handsome dark pay Geldias MYSTIC, isx
BY
dam by CAssu. Clay Mystic go out OF stable and
wood ,r. sunday August in y iroitsd over wss,
sids 2Ias he is perfect roadster and warranted
Also an elegant extension Park phaeton pcle
:pas wagons sleigh sns. and
Double IsIn.s. siss.s,. Robes. Whip; Ss ss
from until time OF sale hae horse win be fully
ranted 81 pureAs And ample time ~ii DO allowed for
trial aL ration.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
TTSEoUxELED FOR DESSERTS.
D coMfAXY Ss K::STGcKx NEAs AZ HAND.
AL@AYs srHHssn phaWs on - rMk Mis2sF sTxTEb BAY
ANOTHER Fshs & sSyss SHtS FOR
.oo c.su TINE ppSEp roE xo,s1 1SLy e 10 .,,s 400
a4SISS5 Sh $Haix ffSzss 3I5sS,1 5000 s,SSS
For psrsieui.. n IMs .Ssss. co9aosxknITn sxnIT bIsrRI-
sHIIHS G9APASY C BSdins LSgi. ss
E: .aa
Cfll THE ONLY SURE WAY or rkLLINd g0R-
LING $50 Grand y Z. ire treat. i !. Complaint. safely 'D
:|;I| | ! ! j II Il! !! i II j :: i; j.;
wuSn rHs DaAks KsSEyGTK s1.s
s.: E$:::: $::: :::$ ;$
w62s 45ks isas.
WILLIAMSON LII CO. Eastern q, AEsnts 4 500 Bposdwsy
represent exsasivois s the Ss"sasKy State Lo..ory
.YS sss AASH ...a a'HMy Iii:,
S'sss ssss mt s''s ''
Xh/ AZh "'S'oo' 80" %'
OLD 1sE5ssTE II ss4Es sFs' "a
!IcxfSs FSwFsE gsEl rssHF, SEH Rsl1.n. 81
sn opsa e. Is
sPORTING-DOas. sIKDs. &c.
4 -GUNs-GUNss -,
fine brooch and nu.sle loading shot Guns Of the
iwSi.oTing ce'so;ssSd wn s npd t SS. sSI
" Grssner c. g. BoneS and others 10 be sold as auo
so ssF5EHsbs e naibas Z EAsk N II O'CLOCK
catalogues on Tuesday morning. sou,,
THE TURF.
At FLEETWOOD PARK sEPTEMBER MEETING
Wednesday, $50 sna ss4 classes, TSsrsdsy SO and
double team pS.y large ned' Of hor'os' ''0sns
- ''~"'1'' . '''; GATES H. BARNARD. Proprietor.
A -A.-A. -LExINuIoN HACEs.-ORDEns NJ
afSS "a e. cSss .
sha boys receive SsnL Is 18Th
s !:
matt. SGes open on al '''h ss open from
Is West 2sth St. basement.
.dS aEs0H AND
Lexington races Boat. leave 42d s and Kc-sh River
A -COMBIN ALTON, STRAIGHT AND PLACE
A.books open st 25 Broadway tho 81 l. King
ton. Orders received for French Pools as WeehAwken
T. b. JOHNSON
r EXTINCTION RACks.-ORDERS RECEIvED; TICK
Lets 81 and S. Barclay S.. day; Ito Broadway,
evenings HACkETf Il co.
I rXlNurON RAOKS.-ORDERS RECkIvkD FOR
AstrsiRht and combination At ThomAs No Barclay st
and at 10 West 29sh st. books 1t both placea
W. LOWELL.
EXTINCTION RACE5-H. STANFORD CAN Bis skkN
Lat LIS BroAd~sy. corner 2sh S. straight and COM
binRtion books.
fTNArfkKsALL'S TURF AGENCY, l,225 BROAD
way.-Ls xington es.-Longest odds combination
straignt and place book. Books open on Dixie and
Breckenridge stakes. J. T. MCDOUGALL
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
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The New York herald., 1878-09-11

NOTICE f0 BUILDERS. PLANS AND sPECfFfUI
tions for taking down aud rebuilding the tower and
spire o the Presbyterian Church In osben be
the Of Cor~in Merriam In }oshen " on friday
18Th Inst Proposals and bds d,ng tho Will be
received until and opened Saturday tho 2is inst
ociock ~ Trustees right reject any
All hAda q n. 0RLEK- Glars Of Hos Ara TrusteeA
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
AMUsEMEN A ENTs.
WALLAck'a
Proprictor and ,nages~ ~ Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Doors open a :3u Performance begin. at y
EvERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AArISEks
new Play, in three acts snsitied,
THE HISTORY OLA YOUNG LADl

THE HISTORY or A YOUNG LADY.
To PuBLlc:-
The OF library had gathered on the tour
OF CarsA Harowe when in 1Sf4 the distinguished re-
rsan Journalist julie amin discovered much beauty 10
the story he Withdrew this romantic narrative iron
obscurty present French He found ~
however only to reduce ITS extreme eagn
Tut modify its rsghape and fntroouce msy
incidents Let this precedent serve .. tns
playwright for the alter and additions whica
will be iound In the presented 10 she
American people The second and third acts departures
from Rich dsons design. his spirit has been
followed tenderness seutiment Initiated ~ Ia
capable. His theme IL full OF subject conn
posed, were In minor key; Il Is Into which the
lights Of comedy could not without extreme
1t hoped that nothing In this dramatic cabinet
picture will be found unworthy Of the original narrative
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-06
TO WHOM II MAY cNNcERN.

PORTLAND, Sept. %, 1888.
This certifies that Eugene Buchanan,
Esq is our authorized agent at Albany,
and vicinity to carry on our Agricultural
Implement business.
NEWHURY. CHAPMAN e Co.