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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16
PURE KENTUCKY WHIsKILS.
We are the manufacturers, agents In this city
for the sale and distr button OF the celebrated
]. A. MILLER CHICKEN COCK

j. A. MILLER CHICKEN COCK
Bourbon and Rye Whistles, made at Paris.
Bourbon cf3unty Kentucky, 30 we'll known to-
the trade generally and warra ntsd to give en-
tire satisf action. Their perfect naasafaesure-
from carefully selected grains, pure properties
superior eooDeYage and rapid Improvements
constantly, make these whtskies the most do
sirable and profitable 10 buyers. dealers and
cOnsuDAers generally.
II Ia oar aim to protect the trade; hence our
salea will be made at Wholesale only, and the
celebrated well known J. d. MILLER CHICKEN
COCK Kentucky Whiskies can be obtained at
retail and wholesale from most Of New Orleans
grOeers and de- lers.
fa12 2rn G. 10 and u Tchon pitonlas street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16

STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orleans. !
Hworn to and subscribed before me, notary
public, this fifteenth day OF January, 1878.
q. LEGARDEUR, in, Notary Pubtie.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16
COW N EHllIAI..

BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
10000 State Consols .........-..... ....-..
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16
N ,TTor sTArHMHHr.

In store and on slipboard Sept. L. 1871. al sss
Gross receipts sim e Yesterday. 4.45s
Gross receipts previt t'usy ..s1.. ,sG9 sg sIa,bpt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16
IL quiet ana uncnHn&e1.
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.

TOBACCO-sales II hhds on private teri
Stock on sale 1850 hhds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16
INSURANCE.
II IEW ORLEANS INSURANCE AsSoCtA.
TIOF.
0fIiee, No. TOE Canas street.
EIGHTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,

New ORLEANS, January "A. 1873
In conformity with the requirements Of the
charter. the NEW ORLEANS INsURA NOE AS
soOlATION publish the following statement OF
their aHairs. Tor the year ending on the thirty
first Of December, 1877:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-16

The foregoing is true and correct transcript
from the books Of the New Orleans Insurance
Association. MEL. MUSsOE. President.
"a. TAnAUx georstary
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

test In fair II Is hung with black velvet trimmed
with tOrQuOse blue and Is decorated with fern plants
The most attractive article is "A clock OF black marble
Tne booth Of ST. AIMS Church s draped with fringed
scarlet Fine solid silver aud elegant bfOnLes re
exposed for sale and rgfe. An alp ana several hand
kercbiefs OF thread lace among the attractions
The table Of the Church OF st. Jerome draws large
number of visitors. fesize statue The First Babe
by g. Trini is offered for sale at 81 400 It begun
In Rome and completed last week for this fair.
The Maidens PRAYER" by the same artist, will be ex-
Prophetic Vision" occupies ceDtTal position In the
background. n was formerly the property OF Mr..
Berran Of Trinity Church. II is offered TO- sale at $780,
OOO head Of st. Jerome, by COrTeRgO s also offered
tor sale. There large amount OF siverware, among
which Is the Centennial dinner set exhibited at Pna-
delphiA BY the Merden Company. The Centennial
cologne fountain also belongs 70 this booth.
The ladies Of St. Peters Church exhibit fine shawl
of Limerick lace worth 800. They have also rich
dressing bureau silver set and China dinner set OF
175 pieces.
st. Jossph's Church Of sixthave has two booths;
contains fine bronZes syerware and china, the other
handsome set OF parlor furniture.
complete set OF presty vestments II exhibited IN
glass case is 10 be disposed Of by ballot at 80 cents
each.
Near the centre OF the main aisle stood maiden
richly dressed Oriental costume. She represented
hebecca, snd at her side ancient well from Which
shg drew lemonade for all who were athirst.
Ihe VINO and Tcfrcsnment room Is In CUarge or MIS-
Crocheron wife OF the proprietor OF the Brewer House
she u assisted b. several young ladies and a
fountain which The heat of the Cathedral caused
70 br wen patrOnizcd Near the entrance Is exhibited
hYpound saDOu from the kenuebt prepared for the
table In the Lt tghlst style Of The culinary art.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
PERSONAL.

A new play by Mr.. W. d, Howels will, it Is
said soon be placed upon the stage
Mr.. HepwOrth Dixon has been thrown
from his horse and has had his cOIarbOne severely
frac Uved.
Miss Aiken, the niece of Mr.. Carlyle who
Keeps bis house at Chelsea IA pretty and clever young
lady. about twenty years old She has bright eyes soft
brown hair. aud an intelligent expression.
Miss Hauk, as Carmen. is said to be a
thorough young spaniard in looks and manner. In the
pretty little dance in the second she Is the embOd
ment OF eoquettsh grace
Colonel FOrney is about to begin the publ
cation ola new weekly paper IN Philadelphia 1t is to
be called Progress, and will be a paper Of sixteen
pages exclusive Of ADVERTISEMENTS looking somewhat
Ike The NGhOn
General Thomas Ewing has been visiting
Richmond and foretelling for her great future as
commercial city. He declares that the city s in the
position to command trade and destined to he not only
the chief Southern CITY, but one Of the greatest upon
this continent.
NJ. Victor Hugo is as strong as ever, and is
AT work upon two new poems One Of the chief delights
OF his life is playing with bis two grandchildren,
Georges and Jeanne Hugo. They are beautiful and
little creatures, ana their gambols are sure 10
divert the poet in his bluest moods
NJ. Halanzier spent 100000 upon the
scenery ana decorations Of Gounods Poyeucte" The
prma donna said to have received from the happy
composer during the first representation Of the opera
bouquet two yards in circumference; and 1t IA stated
further that n. GOunOd bestowed beer upon all the
chOruses.
That General Grant is "greatly improved y
"a the opinion recently expressed by Colonel Forney
Tho Colonel adds: II was a real pleasure visit him
and his good wife. Their simplicity and affection for
each other reminded forcibly OF DARBY and Joan.
All the hOnOrs they have received have not spoiled
them. The General has uniform with him, and II
was very amusing to see the unscarred volunteer
American Generals riding about at the reviews IN theiI
rrgaa. while the greatest soldier Of the
among them without much Gs an extra button u
designate his great deservings."
MONTREAL, Oct. 22.-Dean Stanley left here
for keW-YOIk this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

: -, n, the delegation which withdrew from the
.lo..sl, convention That report was read ana sP
a,ovrd. speeches were made in which " was s'A1et
ssat the speaker. 20 quote one OF tnem couiu ot
'n' - ,ba Creeubaek ker. LambertOn, and ne did not
80. bs could vote for the Republican and honest
go candidate, Mr. Van VOorhis. He therelOIe
1d orleans Republicans TO vote as their eonsoieuoo
s6ond dctateR other words to vote as they pi'seu
nropositlon to support Mr.. Van VoOrms was W.
Avn There was nothing said against biIn, 49,
and the only complaint made was that OF ,
grievance. The Rochester Deih0eTata ana O' 80,
~ have no fears as 90 the result We b9Ee t t d,pv
fitb mat the Republicans Of Orleans WIN uo tir man
a. mus doing A. they viii not Ong a. ,d coumapd-
~ clam upOn tne consideration OF tloiI INC VII by
Monroe, which we have no II is 70 be hoped that this
We s" ,ce viii Be iusded. ana that tDe nm re
Of Orleans Will waiI 70 edress thei "i0He' 80
s,.b upftl after election.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
THE PENNsYLV4NIA CANVASS

-rhere IA a fraud plank in the Democrauic
s,,te platform hat Il has been "ciDhereu 00H
ont ot the memory Of the party orators
The Recorder Bill which ha sheen so unp y'lS,
tin philadelphia is proOaDiy doomed All NJ ~ r.
dates for Governor have WrI,ton io''0'
selye, 10 sign a bill rel ehiInS u" =. A. -o;.o q
M rlon of the Democrats is 10 Talse
- =, ,gst and blind the vision OF the people u Tue
issue In the canvass. The dodge Is TOO oiu one
snd won't succeed.
Having played the game OF blum themselves
,,nont,cceeang the Democrats are now charging the
Rspublicsns with trying the same game Ihe kepuoh
cans have no need to indulge in any brag Ihey need
py 10 state facts TO give very comfortable showing
the canvass.
The Democrats are cOnfessing defeat by their
frantic eGorts TO form coalitions with the Nationals
Their nope OF carrying the stute alwaysa forlorn one
apparently been abandoned, ana they are now con-
sntrang their efforts the Legislature aud Congress
men The Republicans have only to Keep up I5 iheir
igorols canvass few days longer 10 WIN an ehFlhDe
tiumph.
O. p. James, the last Congressional nominee
t t,e Democrats In the WIN District is physician
about sixty years old, with some local popularity HIS
srdsspshp is OF straghtest character, and he is
.o,s ~ he wealthy and liberal" His nomination
surprise TO Acker, the Greenback candidate Who eX
pectei an Endorsement The District Is Republican noW
and should be kept So
The Democracy are certainly unfortunate IN
The selection Of tueir candidates They have four nom
the better element the party will refuse to vote for
them And they have list nominated man for state
senator who local paper got out OF the penltel
faTy oplv short time ago, having been convicted OF
embezzlng the school fundS'
Mr.. Francis Wood, chairman of the Phila-
dephia do egaton 10 the Peoples League Convention
lately in session at Pitsburg. confirms the suspicion
that desperate effort was made by the Democrats to
oapure the organization He writes TO Philadelphia
paper that the sudden adjournment Of the convention
Fas 10 prevent further intimidation OF its mem
hers by the Democratic police who there IN hearty
and active sympathy with the Ort then being mad by
Professor Day Mr. Younger and few Others To 81 cure
from the convention an Endorsement for either the
Greenback or Democratic party"
Mr. Randall's claim that he is not in favor
Of special legislation met by The PhadelDhd Press
with these pertinent questions: "Why did he make mp
Free Trade Committee on Ways and Means. and sus-
tain the Wood Tariff bill, winch framed solely in
the interest OF the special class Of importers, and
against the interest Of the citizens generally Why was
he alone OF the Representatives OF Pennsylvania, in
favor OF that UBIQUITOUS measure, abandoned even
by its author the pressure OF overwhelming pOpn
lar OpIOsluOu Why ana he nearly all the political
power oftEe House 20 the Ccntederates but for the
pnrposv Of %ung them to frame legislation friendly "
5Outi o., fests 2"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

plaster and in Others only worked the artificial
stone that seems to b. almost the sole material en-
poyed in the interior with the exception OF the columns
themselves; and when We md that the whole
OF the elerestOry walls is composed Ot this same
cheap substitute for genuine stone even the arches OF
the nave, believe, being formed or 10 nually when
we see that there is no pretence OF accurate and
wOrkmanlike finish snywhere 10 be seen. we ask
with feeling, have riRh', whether
tt worth while 10 take possession OF the
finest site on the island, and to tease the
pockets OF the Catholics. and may say with truth. OF
the PrOestants OF city and its suburbs for twenty
years 10 produce such result as IN How u may Do
from the pOn- Of view OF the church. social achieve
ment, do not know. and quite Indifferent, but
a sign OF condition in relation TO the art OF
architecture and to the that wait upon her we SIN
cerey that the comp elton Of the body OF this
church be regarded kelT tn do honor
10 the beloved and venerable churchman under whose
jurisdiction the first American Cardinal II has been
M
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
GENERAL NOTES.

1ue excavations in the old Roman Forum
ere being conducted with zeal and thorOughness II
has been thought that the ancient Via sacra would be
discovered under the Arch Titus, there many
monuments along that highway The excavations have
been very deep indeed but no trace Of any monument
A Birmingham baby has been sufFocated
with sWeetmeats TIE innocent eight weeks Old
and had been left in the Of little girl about nve
years OLD she gave him Of the candy popularity
babys throat. and before doctor could be summoned
death had resulted from sufoo 'tion.
Rand, McNally g. Co. have added another
clear aud accurate msp their former publications
this line. This is a railroad and county may Of the
United and Canada It's size Is 55xlOO nenes 1t
Is mounted upon cloth. with rollers the top
tom For precise denOtement OF boundaries clear let
teung and general beauty Of finish this map has
periOr even among the excellent publications Of this
hrm Alexander A. Grant the general Eastern agent Of
Rand McNally Co, has sn Office al No Is Parkpace
Wash Senator Blaine spoke in Des MoDes,
Iowa there was IN the audience who meant to
hear bul no matter what happened. Ismael Lee. Of
Snehellyile. heavily built man, well advanced IN
years. hound Il difficult 60 get place near enough TO
hear the distinguished Senator, and while attempting 10
noun o dfygoods box fell and broke his arm. He got
up without murmur and planted bis feet on the box
held hiA broken arm for hour and hail. until Mr
Blaine fyshed the speech, and then walked to doctors
oice aud had the bones set, That sort OF politics can
safely be lNt down sialWart Republieanism.
Lovely woman, il thou wouldst always be
lovely listen 70 the Of the COmtesse do Bassan
vus IN the taQnaeh "a Sap0ir Vipre. "When you
past twenty-five" she says, "neYer lot more than ve or
sxh0uFs pass without closing yOur eyes for ashort time
sy ten minutes not necessarily 10 sleep, but 10 repose
NE muscles Of the eye" Every movement aud play Of
The face necessarily tends to fatigue these muscles
whether Il be smile the expression Of surprise or Of
ted seton. Ihe closing Of the eyelids at intervals s
sisfetole teeommended Ss a beauty rest" The mus
poseo lOse their tendency 70 that nervous con
@ses'h which tTsnslates itself Into wrinkles
0ambstta'S return TO France from Montreux,
es'sa retreat where be had been resting and play
- s-'les vas triumph, suoh things 60 On reach
-. me frontier A. Belegarde. hs was greeted at tho
-~'n ~ the Mayor, whose speech was followed by
80. % q ViTe le Repuhhquep The crowd began to
~ firs GamSetta !" bat Gambetta exolairaed, No,
Trends cry Vive ls Repubiqus !" Az seyssol. the
-'s'st'on' be had siul4r reception. I've have at
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

DiEB
BARTHOLOMEW SUNDAY october 90 James r. Barth0lO.
Relatives and respectfully invited 70 attend the fu
HS.day October %. At $3.50 O'Clock. ,,-,-.
rIa,i aHd GhantopI IIG& i', at IL 2S5 S p - m
CSrragcs De IN waiting Bloomfield Depot II is request.
od that no hovers 90 cent.
BALDwIN-on SATURDAY October 10. Troy. Schuyler c.
son o. the RBy. Dr Baldwin. dlroy y. y.
~ xf ~ bari. B9rseT Ia The 7jth year OF her sge
Relatives sud friends Of the family are rrsPecliu5g 55
inst o'clock from her late residence J3S East o'ta'~
INs-suddeny at Newsprngvfile, s l. on Monday
October ~ disease. William Collins IN tie Gath
Funeral ThuSy October 24 1880 o'clock, from his late
ooRNINGIn this city, on Tuesday morning. october 22
Emma b. widow Of Hanson L. Corning IN the O'h year ol
Friends % oro invited attend the tnsrs seTcss 9t No
PaTtaye on Friday morning, 10Th inst az lO5OOcoeA IL
IA kindly requested that no flowers be- sent
DAVs-suddeny Rio JunerO on the 10Th inst george
n DAVIS formerly Of Boston. aged o. years
PoRBE5At Patterson October 90 Frances A. wife Of
COIN and sS are SyttSd 70 attend the service
az her resdencc Riyerst near depot on wednesday
SS. ssy for at 1915 m and Pat
ers0n at llA5 a. m.
FIoYD-on sunday october 90 at his late residence No Gs
West 34hs D. Van Horne Floyd In the 6lst year oil his
Refiya. and friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral at Trinity Church on wednesday, 2Sd
inst, at o'clock .. m.
MooREAtI Little Fala " J. October l8 Willie son OF the
Rev W T. and Annie Moore the l7th of his aga
Funeral "Wednesday, the 2Sd lnSt a ~ oeqoR a. u,
Of rain leaving foot Of Bsroayst s:2O by d, l. W.
II. II.
MoTTET-suddsnly in Providence, r. l. on October %,
LOms 4. MOttet
Nouce OF funeral hereafter.
PARRFR-At Rosevine Newark. n J., October -, 1878,
1hcs W. wife Of Oxford Parker in the 2sth year Of her
Funeral at ST. BGnabas Church. ROsove wednesday ocsO
Der 20, at 3lb p m. ~ a.. -, p..o,.,
from NeWYOrk, on D., L. q W. H. H. IoOS Ot bAVA3y
and ChTistop phersta, at 2:2O p M
PLATT-suddsnly, South NorwsIk, Conn., october zl'
lS7a Ehe Rev Dennis PGJt In tho 7Sth year oi hs age
Funeral services VIII be held at lOSO m on WEDNESDAY
sPEYERS-on Monday October a. at Elizabeth, N u az.
Ter much surns James 5peyers In the Tlst year OF hS
FEabefh on "Wednesday, az o'clock. Friends are kndy
requested not 10 send howerA
WHIDDFN--At Antgonshe Nova Scotia, october 2l, En-
Nv N wife OF WtteF whidden, and daughter Of stephen
| and j. q. Angel Of tins oiiE
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
HAYES VERSUS TILDEN.

The Ersning Mail makes the good suggestion that
the following letter excellent TO be read after the
cipher dispatches. 1t forms striking contrast with
the emanatons about the same time from No. 10
Gnmcrcy Park:
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 90. 1876
MY DEAR SIR am greatly obliged for your letter or
tle 23u You feel. am sure, do about this Whole
business. 4 lair election would have gwen us about
forty electoral votes at tue sOutudt least that many
But We are not 10 allow friends TO defeat one Outrage
and raud by another. There must bo nothing crooked
on our part. Let Mr.. 1lldeu have th- pace
by violence, intimidation ana fraud rather than
undertake TO prevent 10 by means taat viii
not bear the seyeTcst scrutiny 1 appreciate
the work doing by the Repub ic us who have gone
south aud am especially proud Oi the acknowledged
honorable cOuCuct Of those from ONO. TIE Democrats
maue q mistake an sending 20 uauy eN-kepubl cans
New converts ore proycriaiY bitter and unfair toward
those thry have recently left. | trust you will soon
reach the end OF the work and be able % return ia
heath and -lfety Sincerely, X. .. HAYES.
Thf Hon. JOIN SHERMAN NeO- orleans, La.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for tie past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, l a. m.-The storm
last night east Florida has moved with great energy
In a nOrtherly path, and central near Cape Hat
teras generally fallen east Of the Mississippi
River, except in New-Englaud. The temperature has
generally risen in the Middle States and New-EDRland
and in the Northwest elsewhere has fallen. Eastery
winds prevail in the Middle States and NeT-Engiand
elsewhere they mostly nOTthcrly The pressure is
highest and falling in Texas and Nova Scotia
Indications.
For New England increasing coudness followed by
rain warmer nOrtheasterly winds, falling barometer
followed in west portions by rising barometer aud colder
northwest winds.
For the Miodle Atlantic States. cloudy, rainy weather
warm eastery backing 90 colder northwest Wlnds, ia
ing followed By rising barometer.
Storm Signals.
CautOnary signals continue at LeWes, Cape MAY Az
anLic city. Barnegat, Sandy Hook, Savannah, Tybee
Island and Charleston and are ordered for New-f0rk
kew-Hayen, New-LOndOn, Newport, Woods Hole BOS-
ton and Baltimore. CautiOnary O1-shOre signals are
ordered for Wilmington, Smitbvle, Macon, Cape Look
out, Cape HutIerds Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, ana
Norfolk.
TRlBIJNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

last firm hold of the Republic" said one Of the crowd
Yea it will i've assured OF that my friends" re-
nlied Gambetta At AixesBanes be passed with little
notice not being expected TIL the day. At Gre
noble he was received by the Mayor, who addressed
few words OF welcome the Of his fellow
10 the iustriOus visitor reminding him OF his visit 10
their town ak years ago and dwelling the staunch
Republican sentiments OF Its DhabtaOts. GRmbeta, IN
replying referred what had already been carried out
since me was last among thom. There much stl 10
be done but with will, steadlness, persistence and
through the law nothing just ana generous was impOss
Bile for the French people.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
THE RUS ar P0UGHKEEPSIE ENDED.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct 22-The run on
the savings bank has ceased Confidence has been re-
stored by an The Eagle Of the foolish cause
OF the il-fouuded reports. short time ago the State
Rank Examiners OOnelnded nauOn Ot tue lnsi-
tuition and special dispatch 10 The Eagle from Albany,
says that examiners declare Il 20 DO one OF inc
Soy,ndest banks n the since the run began the
bsnE mas paid out $4,000, aud IL has double that
amount now in its vaults ready meet depositorS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

eore t,ure for Lung Throat md Malarttl Diseases
.pvE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED BY NE. SOLD
nv LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS ASK FOR MY BYE
INn RocKs AND TAKE NO OTHER. al PER LARGE
poTTLE n VAN BEII. 80 CHAMBERS ST.. SEVEN
DoOps WEST OF BROADWAY,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
NEw-YoRK WEEKLY.

MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMING
WIN aeon commence story written EXPRESSLY ana
TyCTusIyRI,Y and ONLY for THE NEw-YoRK WEEK
IY Mrs Fleming pronOuncss ths neN story equal % her
"wONDERFUL WOMAN and "GUY EARLscoUkTs
WIFE" ..,,-,,
vRAEcIs s. STREET FRANCIS s SMITH
PrOprietorG
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
nlnRL1GE EyGAGEMENT or uR. 7LLDEM

ST. LOUIS, oct. 22.-1he Globe Democrat will
TOMORROW announce tie engagement Of 5amuD J. Til
den to ST. belle and VIII state that the wedding
will take place within three months.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

IN take another yard of that binding, if
you u.rlst o. said WOMAN 10 cuuntcrJumpcr. " Beg
ne rfup Yaid tue clerk, but understood you five
v.rIs" .fnai's lght" rcpned the custoncl. "but
uuo.Ler yard will make It more binding"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
Nervous Exhausii'
- f....tYtt.... tIa1INgrfai
, ,rca Nnr,cr-rhs Iorelgn -or tle weeE lllI

Dmce NOnce.-The fOrelgn mans or on
SATURDAY. october Zb 1873 Wall close AZ tnis Onse
On Y at II M Europe by steamship Nlscnnsn'
via Queenstown on WEDNESDAY at 1880 p nl TOT ~.
o by seam ship cyths via Queenstown lcOrsponaehSs
for France 70 forwarded by this steamer must De ea
adressedl aud p LOT France direct Oy stssu'D
~ Laurent VIA HaYre: on THURSDAY, AZ = m IVf
France GERMANY &C. by steamship Hefder VIA ny @521eh @
herbourR ana Hamburg correspondence Tor Great bah
and the Continent forwarded Oy tins steamer mns %
specally addrrssed at ~ Tor Europe by steamship
Cenc va Queenstown (cOTresDODdence for Germany ana
France TO be forwarded this steamer must DO s2eola an
dresset, Ou SATU RDAY, at ll3O a. m. Tor Geinay oC
v steausnip Rhen via Southampton and Bremen CORE
sondencs for Great Britain and the Continent 10 De oWa
"a nv tha steamer specially addrssed and AZ ~ ms
Tor Europe by steamship City OF Berlin va Cueenstomh
spondence Tor Germany and scotland 70 De
hv ma steamer must specially addressed) ahd Al - ID
f6r scotland direct. steamship Ethiopia wa Gasg9H iao 10
Wisconsin Scythia Celtic and CITY OF efh 10
moi take aIs Denmark. swsaen ans MOI T Inc mss az
S Asnuwa and Pacific ports leave Newly Ork DC
toher 81 The malls HRyt aud Kingston a. leave New
York October % The mails for Havana leave Oc.
,oer % The mails Australia &C. leave san Ianclsc9
October 2s The for China and Japan leave san fran
CISCO eo''H' " TIL JAMES. Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
Cnteh a Tartar

Anars Tursish Roman and Electro Baths, 81 LeA'ug-
tuuly- highest perfection ~ Ddtlug LHAos
uay sad evening . Gentlemen. day aud might
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

And whom caught SCRUB well SuLopONE Don't spare H.
rns or dear :e IfyOu destroy it al the better Tor yo0
and your tcoh viii destroy the health OF your month ts
beauty > oct breath
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

MYERS -NAPFSOn THURSDAY October Y. 1879, a. the
pef,rmc Church, " Farms b. the Rev John smonsou
Idward Myers TO Mary Augusta, daughter Of Leonard
Mapes, of MostChester y. \.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
3zzEzs4zzcEAaz

Muposl OF " t5IVIIt9VVI' " y
An Notice. Of Marriages nasl BE- iador'Sd wA full
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