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AM MoSS roa1IaI Sent mt 9Tt9vs AND MnAITour
We quote 20 T. ~ = iosssio ;aertne STATE and
spns wheat e.ss 81 % 25 do * ana Xxx a. sss
patents. sos nv :Rf p a ss S' S9 y se:'S
err sssefs and family eap R e. southern
$50 $50 Corn mesa-Wesern; A. e 2ne*le9' Brandy
again 'lc lower and lessnctve. middline
points lower at sic f6r september itoc os
Der ssc for January iop9s i6f February and DC
Tor March; sales 6tSo bales Receipts at ports l3.il5
., rsoylsloss-PcTk decidedly lower. and moro active,
yssy 81 'e eshST sarg for shoee and for future De-
ycm6er. Beef and beef ham, nominal Bacon and GUS
meats dropping and unsettled Lard pressed Tor ss'e.
sGs7'. prime cty. and envoy Tor prime to choice.
or al ' PI sut RE- , f. 5 %o saSr Ss or
and cccie uncGanssd '' Fre q. e.. S' DC Butter
Gn'isIw heat was lower AM future. active at the de-
were si2S is Tor So ,i ' .,S S,1sn sn Pr .sses
sl0i.ssloJ igr 80. amber. do do. other gradcs
Heais So s.pns 'Ei' s sccS S5t and P sgii6i
or r Sc,tn,r y" ni WINTER cia.ing ~ q aA@flOd
.acs eS ta.h nsuha' ST. w S,ern Hl So. asSs
quoted "S State S'' an q r 6 si1s ca sy
b6 q, a3o i ST INSET IKE anl Ter for .' Viii, 51g IN.
S Owe no 4 az, a. on iSf nS nian .sTn
nISaer mlSI1' ti4c i@T y. do 4sAe i9r kansas
liN''ls 'i's. LOT NteINlll AtluWt AMI Tor future
tcmhpr 49, ~
GRocfMrs-Raw In fair demand and very
hfm 40 alhaf-c for fair g. -ul refining with saips
on THIS bass Of Ia" hhi. AMI hiul bags Including
Sentriiusal at sa, ana P.rnAmhgro AZ 7i,ci rehncd
tirin amt in good demand ut % ,sth,t hards Mo-
las'cs was quiet tut hfm' 5ntcst tuta. a1c New or.
hans 2ieipv RE, was IN moderate demand and steady
ateis@'4c 'oncc was n lar demand ana nrin at itif
@l,sc for Rio and 3'saiI Tor Murnt uho with salcs
Rio 9
sryrRusRoslns continued 1rici lui sieadv NJ 81 a7i.
@Sl e. for common 90 good strained Spirits ftrten-
un, steady ami l'.' active az Is Petroleum was dui
aui wholly nominal ai ''c inrcrir. IN bulk and tO.c.
Tor refined. u hhls sal l is az this urce WINS
tcv dull and nominal At 81 uhI anl - H. asked ocean
freight room wa only moderately active hut steady asa
rule Grain 20 Liverpool ty srau. 81 provisions 27s.
.i 90, Hour 60 London. hy al ,. 81 grain to Bris-
to 10y sail, III do 10 Cork. for Orders DO 10 Mar.
g. Morgan PHI, Is %
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The liabilities Of the Oxford Mining Company
m oxford, j.. are estimated Al from ;2.onnOuo to
f3l"o"r, of which s7onoo is due in New York city
mainly secured Among the creditors are the Delaware
Laekawanna and western Railway Company. s25oooo.
secured city Bank, National Park BANK W L. Dodge A
Co, John Blair IA athor Manufacture National hank
FIRST National Bank of Eatun Bcl,iiere National Rank
scranton Trust Company, and the Thiul National Bank
~ scranton The assets are nomiualy S3UpOn. the
properly !, mortraged tor s7'Npn and AL the bonds *
ccpt sliHl,ho arr held ~ cullaerals for loans I
scranton Co, who are ondorScrs the oxford
pAnN 10 the Nent of - OOn have assigned a. b.
clarke Of ~ wal street, their hahues, bosides tins
amount are about $1,000 ~
JohnC loaeland son, dealers IN building materials
az the foot OF Bank street, have assigned IL nAv r.
Goctschus their liabilities S3Goui with assets nom.
inally about the same figure
Wheeler Billings Co uhhers In -four for the South.
ern trade a ~ South street have COMPROMISED At ten
cents on the dollar. the liabilities being si+ssl
Vim Miller, manufacture NJ frames nnd mnuiiinq
~ $40 Hr0 ONE street has assigned 10 ALERT hoard
man, lie Wh> estimated worth s35OOD
The p,uuon of John Van poron LOOMS of l2I Nassau
street. has been referred Rcgister Fitch Tic ui
ties are Sl6dln. and assets
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Thomas Landcrs having obtained judgment
some months ago in the Marine Court against Thoma,
Coonan Spencer Muslin appointed rce liver of thu
debtors property for Mr. Landers's heneht Mr. Musuu
thus got into his hands the Of ssa For time
thereafter Mr. Landerss attorney tried 10 the receiver
to over this money less his legal tees Finally he
applied To- the Court a. compel The receiver deliver the
money. Then the receiver fixed W his accounts and
made II appear That So of the 80 belonged e. hun
and his counsel Mossrs Thomas wilder ami that the re
due Mr. Landers for whose benefit he had taken pos
Ot the money the precise balance ~ 10 The
Mll of Messrs Thomas wilder was for SIS. whereof
they charged the receiver s25 for examining chatte
mortgages and giving HIM advice regard them fO
tor appearing IN court 10 answer Mr. Landcrss any plea
ton slo Tor making the receivers h and $40 tor get
ting him appointed receiver Mr. Muslin the receiver
was entitled Ia e. Tor commissions and he charged be-
slirs SO ~ for fares The Court decided that Mr.
MusunS Cuunscls hill was without iuAttCauon," and
"disallowed II entirely Mr. Landers therefore. gets
f0J ~ lTOnl the receiver
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GEN. SPIN0LA'S PROJECT.
TRYING TO INTRODUCE THE HOLLY
SYSTEM IN NEW YORK.
steam Carried In Pipes for Heating Houses
aud Ofices and for Domestic Use-Good
Reasons for Providing Every Safeguard.

N0ueen
aud omces and for Domestic Use-Good
Reasons for Providing Every Safeguard.
On the 14th Of May last an association
styling itself tho New York Steam Heating
Company applied to tho Common Council for
permission to lay lines Of steam pipes along the
streets and avenues OF this city. The petition
was referred to the Committee on Public Works.
No action was taken upon this paper. nor was n
word further heard Of the project until the 10th
OF July. On that day Robert Foster a Tam
many Alderman, introduced resolution giving
to Gen. Francis Il. Spinola and his " associates"
permission 10 lay in tho streets avenues and
public places in this city tho mains and pipes
necessary for supplying steam under the
Holly combination system" 10 tho city and it's
inhabitants. for heating and cooking and all
other domestic purposes" and :" all other uses
for which steam can be employed" Tho solo
condition imposed by the resolution Is that
Gen. Spnola shall give to the city $4,000 bond
"a guarantee that no Will replace tho pave-
ments that no tears up.
C0mpanys petition into the strong box OF the
Committee on Public Works.
On tho 2si Of July, Alderman Morris offered
an amendment to Alderman Fosters resou-
ton. proyiding that Gen Spinola and his e as
s9ciaies should give n 100000 bond for the re-
bond ~ security that tho city should bo held
hnrmlcs from damages from accidents by the
uso ~ steam pipes IN the streets that the pipes
should Ice laid under the direction of the De-
partment of Public Works; that the cost Of the
steam 10 the city or to It's Inhabitants should be
liked by the Sinking Fund Commission; and
that the Common Council should have tho
power 10 revoke tho permission 10 lay the
pipes. 10 impose either new or additional con-
ditions and IN all Things 10 control the opera-
lions OF Gen. Spinola and his " associates"
and the resolution.
In the week following the introduction Of this
amendmcnt tho Committee Of Public Works
held an open meeting, which was addressed 10y
Gen. Spinola aud other friends Of the scheme
for steam heating.
The Committee me, in executive session yes
to-day Aldermen Shells and Hall were ready
L. report Alderman Fosters resolution. Alder
men Pnckney and Biglin opposed such action
Alderman CAROLS absence made an agreement
% report impossible, and the Committee adj
lournsd. II Is expo ted however, that Alder
man Fosters resolution will be- reported To tho
COMMON Council to-day 10y n majority OF tho
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SERVING norm ALIKE.
The Quarreiiine Produce Brokers Suspended
from the Exchange.

Tho Board OF Managers OF The Produce
Exchange finished yesterday the case Of Fowler
against Shaw. tho two members who fought on
the floor OF the Exchange, by suspending Mr..
shaw. The trouble all grew out Of margin
on lard. concerning which the firms Of Fowler
Brothers OF II Broadway and MARBLES Shaw Of
30 whitehall street had difficulty. Anderson
Fowler and William q. Shaw. the principals Of
the Respective firms met in the Exchange on
Friday MIR. Shaw is said to have called Mr..
iOWlsr mn impuhent cur, whercupon Mr.. Fowler
knocked Mr.. shaw down. Several mon were
standing near tho comhatants. and Mr.. Shaw
tain the dignity Of the Exchange fIc charged
Mr.. Fowler before the Board Of Managers with
assault. Tho Board constituted court which
found Mr. Fowler guilty and suspended him
Mr. Fowler put in counter charges accusing Mr.
SHAW oil using improper language. After hear
ing the testimony Of several Witnesses the
Board rendered verdict Of guilty, and Mr..
Shaw was suspended for three days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Newark Hat FinI.her. ON STRIFE.

At noon yesterday about thirty hat flnshers
IN charles Crosseys hat mandatory Front street
Newark, quit work IN consequence Of lnisuud,r
standing with their employer The strikers are wha
Is known AS far hatters Or Union men and Mr
trossley has arranged to MI their place with foul
hatiers, who are 10 work at reduction OF ten pei
dozen from the prices paid the fair men Mr. Cross
ley version NJ the difficulty l. that he has contract
hand Tor Sl2up worth Of hats and found that IN order
a. h the same within the prescribed time he would
have employ about double the usual amber u finish
crs He Nas he saw unable a. get men belonging m,
regular Hat Finishcrs society hating unusual,
hrsk IN Newark AT present so De dis hArgod the fair
men and engaged the " foul hatcrs when the Ininr
men heard OF This they quilted the shop AT The
strikers complain that The Ia work at re
ductd prices aud alcgc that had little time been gvcT
them they could have obtained the number 1T lair
men MI CrOssley needed by sending to Other cities
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ADMIT THE BEARER

The r. A. Ia interpreted 10 moan Robert
were held In Paterson yesterday afternoon md
last night. aud So strong is the feeling that al
though Mr.. Cutler Is supposed 10 be the only
candidate now before the people. several open
antl-Cuiler delegates were elected.
The strikers always speak OF Superintendent
Lnttus as Adams's Bloodhound.' Yesterday
afternoon, wagon containing a fife and drum
paraded the streets. with painted sides reading
that Adams Bloodhound has returned from
Fan River with imported hounds. Then fol-
lowed " W. l.. l.. L. L D" and other cabalistic in
tials. the import Of which is known only 10 the
initiated
Mil 10 the number Of thirty struck In cousc-
luencc OF proposed ten Der cent. redu ton #
wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
The New Fritz In HrookIyn.

Tho New Fritz Of Jos. X. Emmett attracted
to the New Park Theatre in Brooklyn last night large
audience 50 thoroughly aIrrcciatvo of This character
actors gs thst seemed from first to last toccho his
sentiment Now wash happiQess Mot NJ no conse
quence, except As string Tor the gems m Emnot ropr
tore. isdcvtlupei In the entertainment INT the vitty
Of the whole piece depends upon the talented comedian
His voice j. as sweet and sympathetic when hc was
only KNIGHT OF tho burnt CoTk, lt has skOtshng l. tar
more effective. now that II Is done IN white The
audience could not tire OF seeing the happy face NJ FiI
and he was frequently 'ncortd, MI. LmuCts tunlauy
do what they have 10 do wei
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WINS. Aceu.a,lon asa,n. hi. wife.

Richard Willis, who is employed in Or. Henry
Van Dykes Clinton street PRESBYTERIAN church. yes
terday made charge before Justice Ferry IN Brookkn
accusing his wife Of atrocous conduct with her brother
Michael Leonard, Pborer oi Nineteenth street aud
Fourth avenue Willis alleged that he made tho Ills.
royoTy which his charge h1std O. SEPT Nuuali
was ned In 7 lDnhail for cNannnuuon ON Monday Mr."
Was sayt that her husband Is anNiuus IN have scpHrH
uon from her hnd that hc ms tiunloi up me clare a.
ud hn.,tu her Size adds HAT she has hat nUiLig g.
eat slHte ITijaJ Idal Boa huilABl has PROVIDED
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Kellogg Given the Lie.
Eom he GhI% D,noraL
Commander kells Of the United States Navy

Commander Kels Of the United States Navy
has addressed the following letter to Kellogg
NV ORLEANS Sent q.
SIR Several days ago the War Department thr.u
the eNeruous ct the Hon Mr. Euslis and others
donated $3.50 rauons 20 the destitute Of thus cit,
lour suggr stiun to the Hon Secretary ~ War caused
a detention here. and the fHtiuns not vet dis
innutci Won ntmatod mat disscusiuns among the
benevolent societies here might delay the dlsuhution
say you lie within forty eight houis of the inception
m TIE Peabody Association over BOO ratluus is
Wihuted A comm9nier 81 the navy Is doing duN here
hs clerk m thu Howard Association Creed. race and
politics are not regarded here m ths great caaiiv ana
YOU ",r miles away. wi> IA divertlhe parN allotment
90 ihc huNeruntn Mt INTO political channels am writing
TINS 10 you as mend You know a> well as / do
sent nolhns or anybody, and the most lint
could be expected Ot YOU WAS that WHEN Won did
not wish to 10 any good Was not 10 do any harm clear
YOUR record YOU can For Your sake have lost friends
AMI fanny, AMI when hear Nuu on the streets itllv
cHllodA lnr and coward can't dispru,c H. Win
You donated ruhhV money 10 shreveport SOU told Clarke
"a tel the newspapers take counsel from your pr,N
Gus actions lc'ansc they have succeeded we'll con,c
ltn'N write Nun tins oIen letter should tneie ne
hhAlhf IN tue nl oNe Won mis- Cousruc as hrl, rent
You Nl always ma my address at the Navy Department
. very truly,
& WILLS. Lieut. Commander A. 4
The hsa WitLIAA 7 hSiLcsS a, large,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

Charles Stillman. a ood-ooking but poorly
dressed man, was arrested vagran in Jersey city
yesterday lie sad that he had lust come from Memphis
He was cardryer there and hved with as father
family m Fiith street Poplar. when the yellow
tever AIRED his family poor 10 qut tile city
The fever attack tcm In succession, ami they had no
money 10 employ l} siclan First his mother died.
th'n his father neat his elder brother, and finally
his Younpr brother william, Tor whom he had
In obtaining medical attention. Then SULLIVAN ned from
Memphis and reached Jersey cay m destitute condi
uon YESTERDAY MAYOR Hoppcrls 10 ave INN assistance
ONT Of The lnml on-llciol Tor The snllernrs
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s. san iaeinto Phillips - Jasl
$ The Queen Autrec. Liverpool Aug -. and Queens
sJoln T. Rect. Van der Heya,n n. Carln
ship Jane Fish Bremen
Rark George. ST f,n- London
Rark Transatlantic. Jensen. u -'cauN
BARK SNaucu. Turstscn. N'wrN
BARK ildw thorn. Nhifupt. pufkirn
Bark tremad. Johns o. dundee
Hark ncNcu Duhfuyuck. Hus.t. Dll'n
ktrk Peru Loycrseu. LONDON
Barn lrucdis, Nrr-. Bufd,iIN
hark Morscnro'en. Gunl ,r.eu. Great Yarmouth.
RatS Thru., Anirrsen. Huu
BARK President Ntu BlmcutfaI Sc.arping Copen-
ha-cn
BarN Navigator sanors.u Waterfront
Selr Siah sherman, MaDNlA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
The Horse that Mr.. vanderbii. Wanted.

MIR. NJ. A. Pierce OF Philadelphia sold to Mr..
Frank Work Of this city Yesterday the chestnut gcdin
Edward, by Fsks Handle tonian. The horse Is SPLEEN
ala trouor He won the 2 ~ Charter OAK Park,
HARTFORD IN three straight heats. In tpA. 22oh 81
NJ WON drove Edward in double harness by the side NJ
ms pay gciing Thunder on the road last evening, and
cN1ihicd extraordinary speed The owners bon u
was mat Il. had managed 20 keen the prize of the
tnAt WI. WORK paid xl2.u0l Tor tho hnrse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
Husintss iloiltts.


d the hest liquid deuu'rirc iu t'c world Il thor
oushN c'an.cs partially CAV. tctl from nl par
aNie~ or living "auims '.I.c leaving them nearly
white imIarting deii- tI frl-r1u.. h. tic Dr..
the FRAGRANT "fLOtlLINE"
remove instantly all uiurs auslu- tru foul stomach
or tonlcco smoke BEING partly olm cot honey. soda,
harmless. ami delicious ~ DERRY
Prepared ~ HENRY e GALLrP 4e3 oxford Il Lon
don England, anu rctaod every whore Prcs - cents
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DIED.

OLIVE ItAF Lonos. No. 233 q ~ F-Rrcthrcn.
NuU ave htrch, summoned o. aff.' triAl mrct. ~
the luipe at their rooms on Tuesday AZ htif past ~
r. W. ton tie purpose ui !lvl- tie last tuhuc II
syc,t tp our late lrotl yr Dawn Als S,fNicrs At
inc house. Long Island CIV Two members II sister
loiscs are resi-, cuully .p,irl % aH. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

state bonds reflected better distributed business with
saes ~ LOUISIANA = cousphdated at 72ss Tcnno Us
OH ~ ~ DO, new Srtesaf 81, Nr-iila 49, consolidated
tN uiaiufei coupons at 5i's t3tA North Carolina Is
lt2t. - $3.50 ~
khroad bonds were less important but canada South.
tTn LIT, sutf anccd, were arm. and sold M 10 -
OF siyeks 10 day were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

DEApwooD, Sept 0-Thc mystery surround
ing the caison murder Is leius solved NJ l. conk OF
the Motc Brewer ma, been arrested accused If having
Nj Accessories
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Netincrsase

.rhrcc weeks only of August IN each year
'Fium Ian to Aus -
I From Jan tn Aux 81
Earnings Of tho Dubuque AMI Sioux city Railroad Fur
INK Ausust and toy the cant months ending Aug a. we're
follows, these n.urts included m thu~ the Iowa
leased lines given shove August, shH,ss7 In 1875 and
- 81 IN 1871 Jan 10 Aus 81, S0l2 100 IN 1875 ami
SOW IN IN 1871 WV
The oll"wms COMPANIES have but recently reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

Tho pastor 81 the First Presbyterian Church
0i Sew Brunswick. \ j. has rendered lls resignation
The church !. divided about hmm Ills salary was lats
cut down iIom s25Uoto s2Uto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
brooklyn Gresabaolsr.' Dl..en.lon..

The Mechanics Exchange faction II the
BROOKLYN Gc'luht kLahui PARTY last nght denounced
the court street faction, ana asserted that the latter
ogamld ~ the lncrC 4 .. corrupt Ring that II did
not IelI sent tue IHrty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

siSilrrRr ALaANAc-rHfs nav
sun rises. . SO sun sets. l. Moon sets 4 N
. IlsH wAttR-rHis
Sandy Hook. IL Gov. Island 80 Hell Gate. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

DR. 4 SIlfRMiNS appliance AMI curative retains
and cures RI fIi RE without tho injury of a trusa
Pamphlet with Photographic hkeucs,. Of before
and after cure mailed ior To-. OAa,. 2ji Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

rcAtod and permanently cured Gases
hoprlrfslN mCurallc solicited. Charges
n~cWie u Campbell. IN l., Nlu.l.n av, near
Ilst n uVnIs Y " auI " 7--as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

Fifth Drawing C,tnnnnwchtl Di,i. button Co Of Ken
lucky, authorized by the state. lul $50 bee drawn pun
hc al Louisville" Ny S'I 80 az 90 90 uilcs will 10
distributed Capitals. t3lpo 2. tu 5000. 10 ri
tltr! each. Ticket. y. hnlvrs. q Address COMMON
WEALTH plSIRlHl IlON co. & rricr journal Huili.
nv, Louisville. ~. orb II PORTER a co, Eastern
Agents, l.297 BroaiNaV, Sew N'lk.
FIFTH POPULAR DIsTKIHVTION Of
tu5it" Cash COMMONWEALTH DESTRUCTION 90
at Louisville. Ky ~ 80 N,lrN 30 priErs ans 400
cash, Of siutpi one u $1,000 ten of SiUn others
from 500 down a. kets only - halves, g. Address
COMMONWEALTH nlNTRlBl iluN co. Courier Jour.
nal hwllns IousNilr, Nv or JACksuN co, Bank.
ers ~ Nassau - New YORK
To THE EDITOR OF THE sVN-Dtat SIR.
ny daughter eleven years of age u been troubled with
heart hul spinal disease Ton the ts' ter wears and tired
some II the raius phy,cAus Sow Ntk iut thti did
her no good heard 81 nr y FANNut. ~ Bond IT. ana
Aitr Two mouths treatment suJ wts curtd without
medicine Mrs sNill, Madison -. Aug ~. 1873
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
Draws sept ~ CAwtl lr1 sl5lnl. $500 ana
$50 and two OF s}.1rl. t...ihcr Si7a4t Whole
ucNets' 81 WILLIAMSON co.. aJl Broadway.
KOIALuANNNAL OrrEH y.-NcNt oleina-
~ drawing sept ~ AriNt lflfr. s-kHHp Ia 80
eAshtd, lnlulmuuuu .Uril-nei -..t,
lNLnRN co lH. Re. n wall - Y
s sH1;,s5, .KiEN>Tttkf st.,rE lot.
81 H. foRllR co. Ntri.,gu A.rnf, | ri broad,
way. y y, oifu n's. and ls3 " fl- IT, Brpubi!n
VAN BEIL'> "wNE Am ROCK" HIs
bv'Ne, aus Al ie99t - cas'ussgsst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10

New York agents tor all newspapers IN the United
states ana Canada. Atycru,. mont, forwarded daily
Clio. +. RON ELL a 60. 10 spruce ST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-10
MARRIED.

Fall STYLES Fine silk Hats. $3.50; worth IS.
Fiuv DetOss, sLSl, worth - - AeN Church It., up
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We arr indebted a. the OHam,r M ami Fhriacii Coni,
Tor tht following statistics II the gross cGrnn-s Of rail
| Tuahs from inn ~ Am. n -.
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GROSS rARSiSGs IN Julr.

Total .s3,li!5'a s3Di5.7J2 Inc. s23p2,a
Dec. Sljl.dJ
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
Sounds OF Ncv,tsaEy.

We have just received a copy OF
Il potpourri, containing all the
popular airs from the new opera,
called the "Chimes of Normandy
.plendidly arranged for the piano,
by Charlie Baker, the celebrated
American composer. No doubt
our friends and readers who have
had the pleasure oI hearing this
superb new opera, cannot laii To
remember the beautiful melodies
contained therein. All these have
been nicely arranged tor piano and
organ. So popularis this compost
uon that the publisher was COM
PEELED to make two sets OF plates,
IN order to supply the demand.
Every person who is in possession
oi II piano or an organ, should buy
a copy. Price fifty cents, pub
li.hcd by +. W. .lmick, The grea,
western publisher, 1856 west Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
Csccv.a i.a:a E"o;,s.

-Purc Kentucky wh'skies att
l.. Driver & Cos.
An excellent article O. brow n
sugar 1T ten pounds for one dol
lar, at J. l.. Driver ( Cos
Unlike the good Christians
the nominees for the various mum.
cipal Offices. none feel their calling
aud election sure.
Mr.. i. i. Butler has just had Il
bran new front put up To his popu
lar resort; which is quite attractive
and seems TO smile a welcome 10
all VINO pass by.
Every lady and gentleman
should send their address to John.
SON, Commercial coiicg ST. Louis,
aud receive Il most beautiful specl'
men of !cnmuuship, circulars and
catalogue Of reference.
b, , +. H. james returned from
the Mardl Gras celebration last
Saturday morning, looking none
the less for wear. lie will be
found, in the future, al his Office
from early morn 'ul dcwy eve.
john Smith quietly stole away
between the going down and rising
of the sun last Tuesday niGht,
leaving his boHdsmen TO settle 3"
fifty dollar claim that the state
held against him, aud we are minus
tina, new pair OF boots.
The people, who come in from
the country, are being bution-ho'eJ
on every conner, 10 The great 'ah-
ger of loosing tie lappc's OF Their
coats, il not to loosing their tenn
b
per. Stop it, gentlemen, the dear
people will become dissusied WITH
Won. Be wise aud announce your
sclyes in the TINES.
Tile mail agent on the steamer
Belle OF Memphis, put of the iIp'
tonyillc mail sack IA this point, on
| h i last up trip, und carried the
| Osceola mail by. This is tne see
oud timu this has been done by the
AGENT on this boat, aud snouid II
occur many more times, we hereby
notify him that We shall "Nies'
Ish better YOU look u leetle out
Mr.. John A. Lovcwell is still
ahead in tho turkey killing line
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
Pest Office APPOINTMENT

SIR. John L. Eiiiaston received,
by Thursday mornings mail, the
appointment as post master at this
place. This is good selection, a.
Mr.. Edringtun's business nece.si-
tlt,s his attendance AT the landing
of every .tcamboaG u.wllI BE- text
to impossible 10 riss uur maIls, ~
mas iten been ,he case heretofore.
Besides tur Olive will be more
centrally located. Good move.
Carry the news.