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have called" said Mr.. timer, to say few words
about the st. Louis POst-0ffice"
"That matter" Immediately responded MI. Hayes Re
already settled have just sent to the Capitol the
name of Mr.. Filley."
"In that case" replied Mr yttner surdily. who has
mperturbabe countenance and thorough command OK
feelings, " have nothing more to say"
II was but the task OF few minutes for Mr. Itner to
put himself 10 personal communication with Mr. Schurz
to whom he at once reported the Presidential tupder
bolt.
any Godw shrieked Mr.. schurz, waving his long
arms and bringing his palms together as Don Quixote
might have done. with resounding smack, "what per-
fdy."
In ten minutes Mr.. timers information verified
and Mr.. Schurz came decision. He sat down to his
desk wrote out brief letter Of resignation called ear.
riage and presented himself before Mr. Hayesthe man
who spells his name with an &C." Mr. Haye took tho
proffered letter and read IL.
The writer then describes the scene that took
place, as described, he says by one of Secretary
Schurzs friends. He represents the President as
saying: II beg you to recall this. could give You
reasons for my extraordinary action, which am sure
a man of your greatness of mind and generosity OF
character would accept,even while struggling III tho
depths Of great personal chagrfn. as Justlfable.
Do not destroy my Cabinet by insisting on such a
STEP Do not allow so small a consideration to
become responsible for such grave consequences
beg of you to withdraw this letter." The writer
then adds that it was made known to Mr. Schurz
that Senator Morton. as his death-bed re-
quest, had asked for Mr.. Fiey's retention.
and that the night before Congressman Cole, of St.
Louis had as late as midnight. induced yice-Pres-
dent Wheeler and Charles Foster of Ohio to accom-
pany him in a visit to the Executive to urge
the retention of Mr.. Filley. These and
many other justifying reasons gwen, he
says, but they did not greatly mollify the
disgraccd Secretary. For the moment, he withdrew
his profcred resignation, but only temporarily. It
was them the writer saws, that the Berlin Mission
was suggested as possible friendly and pacific
cape from the mbrOglio, under the cover of which
Mr. SchurZ withdrew.
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PEBLIC OPINION.

They have a story that the Berlin mission is
being reserved for Stanley Matthews. We don't believe
IL OF course a Bland man of such Roman fidelity to
principle wouldn't 90 TO country where they won't nave
silver for money! Albany Journal lRep)
Is it not a cdrOus fact that the fellows who
ar shouting for the dollar OF fathers do not want
the dollar of the fathers after all For that dollar was
worth 100 the dollar aud II the fathers could
come TO life again. they would blush at the imputatiOn
that they would try pay their debts with 80 cents a
silver TO the dollar of debt Burlington Hawkeye tRep
The gravamen of the offence against public
prosprriiy tle crime, rather meditated 10y the Bland
Bill and indeed, already committed by It's introduction
and discussion, lies in the fact that IT Is an offence
crime the effects which be felt by every Amcr
can citizen by the nOn-OODdhOlder more than the bond
holder, the poor than the rich Davenport Ga
zette (kCp)
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THE SILVER AGIrAroR's VOCABULARY.

"A telegram from Washington to THE NEw
YORK TRIBUNE of the Sd inst, drawn out by Mr.. Hal
seads letter quotes from the speeches OF Mcsss Kelley
oiPtnnsylvania; Potter, OF Ncw-YOrk; McNeey, Of IL
nnols; Hooper, OF Massachusetts, and StOughtOn, of
Michigan. showing that these at least knew perfectly
well what was going on when silver was demOuetiZed
Ine dispatch shows also that the proposal to demonetzc
was fully discussed by three cXdrecOTs OF the Mint The
superutendent OF tine NewYOrk Assay Office, Mr. L. h.
tlhot Mr. Robert Patterson and others IN report to
,e Secretary in 1870 The B0nkers Magazine also pub
nshed III July, 1870, the report OF the Deputy-COn-
uohef OF the Currency, explaining the object OF
vie characterization bill In the following year il
published the correspondence OF the Drputy-Con-
Tver with several persons in which the object Of the
Tgs as regards decentralization, again explained.
fsn iOfk Chamber OF Commerce discussed the bill
dnlLs before It's passage the National Board OF
neuar ~ II SIX months before Its passage; and
eeIh " sia Samuel Il. Ruges discussing IL In De
W., - le|2 mailed to every member OF Congress.
i,e - ,ne answer 20 all this Why gold plot" gold
isr q, Rod sharks, money kings.'" gold bugs" IDOL
,r; oa! iallefs, " fraud labOring man. tOn2
~ Mississippi Valley" silver eagle one wing
Ron ~ Mexico tue other IN Lake Superior tail in the
c,nAy Mountalns," DlOated bOndbOlers" coupoII.
ne9p'a sponge" boOdshed" anarchy :" and inc
y, 9pe from whom this French peasants
uhssian Muzhiks. Partisan Jacobins but Amer
government anu 'o"S "eeo " sell
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AYER-At Lowell Mass 9th inst Mrs Cornela W. wife Of
@ yf ana Saas afsG q s lion Charles whea
BACHE-On Tutsay. Jan. OF membraneous Group, Mary
Blccckcr, only child Of John o. aud Mary l. Bache aged
Tie relatives ani friends invited to attend the funeral
40. 235 East lShst on saturday 18th inst at p
BINGHAM-on Tuesday the sh inst, at Bristol r. l., Ann
shOupl Bingham widow Of Samuel Bingham IN the 10th
Reaycs and friends are requested to attend hr funeral
the residence ~ her son, LeanieI X Bingham li3dst
West o. 3daye, Mott Haven, Sunday, I5ta INST, at
B.owN-A Jersey City, wednesday evening. Jan. Harry
AID 10 months.
FGncra ron the OF parents lss Mercerst
Interlntnt al Paterson, Nj
BULLION 9Th inst, Daniel Bull in tie GOTH year of his
nc relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend
his from the residence of his brother Ebenezer Bull
hamponburg, orange County on Friday llth inst, at
Ana Gould. in tie Sotl year Of her age.
IIAMILroN-On Thur,ly jan 10, 1873 suddenly, of apo
Fue sgr'ic az ie residence OF her son r. Hamilton %
ktlatyts AID friends arc invited TO attend.
MARVIN-At Wostport, Conn., Thursday jan 10, DAVID
Faacs IN be he'll a. Memorial Church ot Holy Trinity
Wesi2'Ii. On satera, l:ih ina'' at $50 p IN Friends
NcLEa N-0n Thursday jan TO- 1879 Colonel George Wash
inIton Mclean, in he 57th year of his age
anil and i5t H' on saturday the ath Hs at p M
i69y da TO- FisSs May Ga 1ss
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the funeral
at Mount Vernon Wes,chester Couny Saturday, the
I2tl, inst. ~ p.
Carriage Win b n waiting arrival Of ~ o'clock train
from Kew. YORK.
PACK RD-In Brooklyn. gu welnesd,y Jan 9, Edwin
tIOutagu. st, hOoA5u.
sNIri-In erooHyp Ilursia Jen. 10 Haroli T. son Of
Eliza +. aud t,c Late Thomas smith, aged l6 years months
-
Tho aii,rs ard friends OF the family invited attend
the funeral residence Of his mother No. los ST.
NarEsl ace corner nrcoSmaye on saturday. l2h inst.
at . 'clucS p M Fr!rrGs viii please omit flowers
Rochester " Y, and Francisco plpcs please copy
sWEZEY N "Wednesday Jan 8. 1873 Clara Belle daugh.
II Christopher and Mry \. sweIy. aed year AID
months
Funeral services her az PARENTS residence 10 Leerts place
Brooklyn, rrld, -. jan. IL. 0t p.
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pRorEssoR suMNER,s SOLEMN PREDICTION.

| make bold to say that if silver is not re-
moneuzed we eha never resume specie payments either
in gold in silver; that this generation upon the
stage viii the end Of il. that tnis country
never time will return TO the old-fashOned pros
peTity. say that II give upto this delusion shall
find that can never reclaim position among the
nations Of the earth-he position that fathers had
for us, the position 20 which AMBITION
sources and National energy and enterprise point
Therefore think that at this moment, in view OF all the
circumstances OF the case, and Of the consequence That
must be applchended from remOnctiZatiOn OF silver
the country danger than IL has been be
fore III the war; the questions at stake those that
appealed easily to the synpathes and the sentiments
OF the of the people. This question calls for
sacrifices In the good time people said, do not
put stop TO the time OF prosperity in order to get back
10 specic payments. In bad times they say the
times too bad 10 return TO specie payments. When
will the right time come 7 When will the time como
when it will I've easyl When will the time when il
will operate itselff Never There is only one time for
an acton that demands sacrifice OF man, and that
time is HOw-wLenever tits.
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~. ,nvost,rat,on may turn with profit to page,
S g, TiT TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor - Me- Porter with
- iist OF the 1870 cities referred 10 Dy n
md i,S debt of each in the years mentioned
~ oao Of thc recent incidents at Shlpka fass
-, 1ootb of Lehman Pasha, one OF the oraVeSt Vi
w., turkish generals. The old warrior oied iihe 'o
a. IA he stood on the banquete OF the au'anoou p'
- d,rect1ng the working of his mortars ana "atchihs
~, ac, Of their fire, shrapDel burst Just III iroi' Vi
W. o,d n niece passing through his heldg glasses en-
,aod his forehead killing him on the spot "hen 'io
General fell and the men realized their loss inc CRY "a
I'm ~ echoed along the trenches, and they opened
a,enaous fire. while nothing but discipline prevented
I'm from hurting themselves, in broad daylight against
49, ocl only 10 swell the number OF corrses already at
ihc lie was buried the monastery at kesahlk
M fnneral line started from Shpka nj noon. fss
archcd alton OF infantry; tnen came Ec gt ~,
csyalry regiment playing some OF those wlid. sl4 Ih
eaN! next % guu-carliage drawn by eight horses
tbs coffin covered with flags with the HeueII an
rTord ON IT, and his welkDOwn chestnut charger loo
t and last came the staff The artillery sergeant,
Tbo carried the beloved COMMANDERS sTo.I MI SUt
ite a child, aud many soldier Whispered "o"'" "
Allah was lying in his place.
Mr. Beecher cannot understand how rational
mon can allow themselves to be excited by the period
tcol nisrcpors OF the reporters, IN regard 10 MS eo
I ,ievs In letter to the editor OF The PreS6yte-
iop Veell he declares that for twenty-five years nc
g., preached the truth OF the Inspiration of the sacred
scturc the existence and government OF God the doc
,rn Of the Trinity the divinity of Christ rs very Cod
en- universal snuness Of man. the atOnement OF Christ
tbe doctrine of change of heart, the ehcacous hho
nce of the Holy Spirit in regeneration and the doctrine
81 ,etrbution both and hereafter at Is true he
ods that the que on OF the nature Of suffering, the
object of penalty and the question Of its DURATION nave
iscussed with such hight had, denying that all the
Ngb had vet broken out of Holy Scripture on various
e,n,. that il cont iued The charges OF atheism, mn
9tv unIvcrsalisln thcism, made by men that Know
uotninr ana VINO take pains to know anything Ny
~orking sympathies 20 with the evangelical, Olthodox
,nsfTy refuse to he held TO consistency with any
Snatjc system OF theology of the past. am Win Gar
y and against Calvin; am with Arminlus ana against
.rrniniue: / AIN with EpisCOpacy and against tlscO
,acy: 4 am with the Roman Church ana against Tiny
rct benz not build or to defend any system oil the
Glory or government but TO BRING men near 10 ou auu
huIi tncDl up III holiness OF lie.'
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THE LATE KING or IFILY.
THE REMAINS LYING IN STATE.

THE FUNERAL To TAKE PLACE oN TCE~Df-CoN-
DOIENCE EXPRESSED 81 TIE EUROPEAN RULERS.
ROME. Thursday, Jan. 10. 1873.
runcc Amadeus the late King Victor Emnnueis
second son. and the Prince of Carignano. this morn
ing went with King EIumbcrt to the chamber where
the body Of King Victor Emanuel lay and remained
there twcntT minutes. Queen hareheuta tnen en-
tered the room to pay lat salute to The
remains of the deceased monarch. The procla
nation Of the new King j. very faynrahly received.
Ills Majesty has tclcgraphcd to General Caldil and
Count Sclop-. begging them To come TO Rome. as
be wishes 10 have them with him. All the 'oyer-
cigns of Europe and President Mac>lahon OF
France. have sent kilograms 10 King liumbcrt, OK
messing terms of affection and sympathy. y COM
ell Of Ministers held 20 day. decided 10 SUMMON
Parliament Immediately. The remains of the late
King will lie IN state AT the Qurinal. on Friday sat
urday and Sunday. Ii will be- removed. II Is be-
leved on Monday. preparatory to the funeral winch
is fixed for Tuesday. II j. stated that King liumbert
will take the oath on wednesday.
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ACTION OF ITALIANS IN THIS CITY.

The Italian residents of this city are max
ing preparations tor demonstration Of mourning for
the death Of Victor Emanuel Tnc Italian Consul Gene
raj states that the Club Ccoo itaAno sent telegram
Of coincidence tho Italian Minister OF Foreign Affairs
at Rome, and have diapcd s club rooms in mourning
A bali which the CLUB intended 10 ave within Few day
has been postponed.
Among the itpiian imm grants who have recently ar
rived various opinion, are expressed. some Oh The
NcapOlItas aud SciIn5 stu adhere To the OH Bourbon
theories ard say int they wcrr never rfconcilcd Ia
Victor Emanuel. who had absorbed the kingdom ~
Nlules into his own. They also say that revolution III
Italy Is not improbable.
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LIGHT FOR THE PRESIDENT.


We think we express the sentiments of a
very large majority the Democratic party when We
urge Democrats in Senate and House the
President with voice aud vote IN all matters where such
assistance be consistently rendered Whenever and
-Therever the Presidential policy is ant-DcmOcratic,
course Democrats must and Will oppose IL hut the
plain issue between the President aud his Republican
ANTAGONISTS the interests and the honor OF the party
alike demand that Democrats shall sustain him. Inter
because n Hayes conquered and crushed into snb-
mission or helpessness Repubcansm Will regain ITS
lost prestige power Honor because he has provoked
Republican hostility by adopting ana enforcing the Dem
Octatic Programme Oh the Southern question.
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MORE IN SORROW THAN IN ANGER.

The dollar that is the present standard of
value has been magnlted. That is tnr wrong that We
complain Of We need the silver dollar TO redress the
standard OF value. limited silver dollar il no dollar at
ALL Silver must stand equal footing with gold, under
The ratio OF 16 TO /, or ii ceases to be money. The
President will accept very grave responsibility II he
refuses his signature 10 a bill restoring the bneallc
standard TO the United States fair play the peO
ole demands that standard and those who speaking
as Reputation know better, too ignorant 10
take care q themselves.
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ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF HARD MONEY PRINCIPLES.
Mr.. Hustled. Speaker of the Assembly, announced
his committees yesterday morning. Slr. SKIN
ner's resolution in opposition TO the Bland
Silver Bill now before Congress, came up
in the Assembly and, after vigorous
speech in its favor by Erastus Brooks. was adopted
by vote of 105 to IT, Senator POmeroy introduced
a bill providing for the correction of unequal assess
ments and Assemblyman DAILY, bill to increase the
water supply of New-York.
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70 the Edttor Of the Tribune.

SIR: Our name having been mentioned in
connection with the failure OF Mr. Duuning, will you he
good enough to state that not IN any way inter-
ested in the matter.
casci less legal of interest, by presenting them to
Respectfully, q. I. RAfNoLDs Co.,
LOG and l0S FultOn-st.
Nelc- York, January 10. 1873.
lre false rumor affecting this house did appear in
THE TRIBUNE, as, after investigation, the rumor was
found to DC without good tOundaon.-EdI
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BOOMERANG LEADERSHIP.

From The Wilmington Erery Erenihg tDepo
III ever party had reason to curse the false
leadership the Democratic party has such
cause 10 the leadership OF Bland Ewing, and the
other natODsts. and II Montgomery Blair and others
now succeed in betng the great issue their party
has and hch others have pushed ASIDE aud in weaken
M their and Strengthening that OF their O|
pontnis by seeking legal decision sure TO be against
them II seems that the only practical qIes ton IN
Rolllcs VIII be whom I'D the Kopnbcans oninatei
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Ifcady this Morning !

THE SEAiI'WI.ENLY TRIBUNE,
The issue OF to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY,
CHOICE EDITORIALS.
HUM0Rs OF TIE DAY.
RUssoTURKIsH WAR DISPATCHES AND GENERAL
FOREIGN NEWS.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from stan and other Correspondents Old
World and the New an Agricultural Department.; Full Re
ports of all the Markets, etc
single copies sent free application.
Price lin wrappers ready for mailing, i've cents copy;
copy year. ST. five copies sl4 ten copies aud
extra s2a Postage in all free to the subscriber
Address TIE TRIBUNE. NsN.Yosk.
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SYMPATHY BY THE AMERICAN UNION"

BRTDGEPoRT Conn, JAN lo.-Ihc Senate
Of the order ~ the american Unon winch has been
In session here has passed resolutions regreitn
the death Victor Emanuel who by his works. acts,
and his stand against Inc Temporal power OF hc rope oi
ROM has made himself dear to all lovers OF cyil anu
religious liberty"
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a. tutht
give t iHi' ii hit'
si the mercury dgsng those nours
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan Ill a. ma steady decline OF
air pressure cOntiuld yesterday, aud by midnight re-
markedly low point was reached indicating that the
centre Of the storm passed over thd city c0nsdcra
bic rise of temperature also took pace .
For this city aud vicinity, clearing, partly c"uy am
somewhat cooler weather may he expected To-Day aht
little change these conditions tomorrow, except that
the SKY viii be clearer.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NYw.ORLHAYs, JAN I0Clearcd, steamships Fire Queen,
LIVERPOOL; Arrived Passes steamship CHILEAN.
Liverpool ship Gettysburg. Bordeaux. Sailed NewCresns,
New York.
SAVANNAH. Jan l0.-Ceared, steamship Rapidan, New.
York; ship savannah (Gerh Bremen.
Tor other ShiD Neics THIRD PGgc.l
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DID MIR. SCHURZ RESIGN
THE ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE.
DEMOCRATIC GOSSIP ABOUT IT'S EFFECT on III

DEMOCRATIC GOSSIP ABOUT IT'S EFFECT ON mr.
sCHURz-uIs ALLEGED REsIGAArIoN-THE PRES
IDEyT's REASONS FOR THE APPOINTMENT.
A newspaper in Washington declares that Secre-
tary Schurz rendered his resignation to the President
because Mr. Filley reappointed to the ST. Louis
Post Office in opposition to the Secretarys Wishes
The Preside MT is reported tohave declined the resg
nation, but to have rendered Mr.. Schurz the Berlin
Mission.
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MARRIED..

CAMFRON-CARY-On Tuesday evening. Jan. g, az tho
Church shepherd. Brooklyn By the Rev. Wal.
liam Ely VI IN adepLia, assisted by the Rev j. A. Pad.
dock D. D. Rector OF ST. Peters. and the Rev H. b. Corn.
wei, Rector Of The church Of the Good Shepherd Donald
Stuart Cameron Alice Katherine young IT daughter VI
the lion. j. l.. Cary all OF Brooklyn, \. Y. No cards.
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IGHT WEI IHER REPORT
GOyEENllENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states and New
En.lanh. falling followed ~ rising barometer cooler
north ard w,st winds and CLOUDY weather. ~ith light
rn show foll0wtl in tue southern portions by clear
or ciyIrtg weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11

For the general condition of the National
Banks of the country year 1859 for the amount
of dividends pad by them the amounts OF their surplus
and their total net earnings and the radios Of their dv
bends to capital, see The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873.
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COsdd, Jones, ffOPef,
# Will be observed that the above negative vote is
divided politically follows:
Democrats II Labor Reformers, . Republicans, I.
There were 80 Democrats and OF Republicans who voted
for the resolution. Two Of the EcwYOrk Assemblymen
voted against the resolution CALVIN ana j. Hayes and
four the NcwYOrk delegation, BERGEN DOngass, My
enborg and STANLEY. The following members Of the
New-York delegation voted for it: Berrigan, Daily
Fitzgerald, Eady l. |. Hayes, HOlahan, McDOnOugh,
Thain seebacher stack Taylor The resolution passed
IL as follows:
Resored az the Senate concur That IL the OF tho
Legislature Of The state Of York. that he good faith OF
the Nation pledged to the redemption Of tho coin ODnea
tons Of tho Government in god lis foil equiva.
lent that any violation OF The pubic faith would
be injurious 10 the public credit ami hnrtiui to the
good name ot our country that a debagCment OF
would
labor Indefinitely
pay ncnts and thus defeat the early of
prosperity that therefore enactment what h
kn01n Bland silver m by Congress O United
states calculated enbaIfass
resumption within the limo fixed by law would DC grave
publc calamity.
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ALBANY NOTES.


ALBANY N. Y, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1873.
The Code OF Remedial Justice, passed after such
mighty struggle by the last Legislature, Is ut once at
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DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Wih full
name anil a,LIresS
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TILE STORY IN DETAIL.

THE PRESIDENT SAID TO HAVE ACTED AS HE DID
IL ORDER TO COMPLY WITH SENATOR NOR
TONS DYING WISH.
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Posi- itfcc NOilre.-rJ 10Y i.lls l9 thN eEilS
SATURDAY. January IL 'S7S, WI close 80 tls oaco on
TUESDAY, AZ u - NJ. iuf taragc by stew 3h.D Montana
wa Qn,cnst0wn on WEDNESDAY,, az 2. n. sOr G-0p,
b. stcamsnp P1rtf VIA Queenstown correspondence for
ad.rc ssed a.d At $50 N cr France ret by tean ip
ll. Via haVlc; IIU it~DAN, AZ ! a. ne
Land ~ Steamship cay 0f Montreal. via Queenstown
eco re-. cucn Great Britain add continent be
forwsr y this steamer to specially alvs-,l AID
at II ~, tor EuIopr by steamship POmGerahi. -. fty
TIOlTg ari Hamburg; IN rAit ki ~. 800
III, ErIop by Stcaus p iannir, va 0LoaD-tO~n
ccru srOncrt icr rmanv, scotland and North Oi lapd
10 be- forwarded h tbs stcl.l, L, p a3ls.rdl
al az scotland AID NUr;A of Hcland. y st lu
sim EC,rna Via MOt.io aat Glasgow sug 40 1880
a. Ui Eu.. - steamship Nr'kaf va southampton and
r rnr. rac Montana. Paith, anj Erlnnic l0
rake mails GslWaIA sDtSH nd NOra1Y ere mails
Ior il Direct |l ave Ec YORK 2nt1Y lo Ihe ri.lis
fur k.hr. Jamaica, ltl.e NcWiOrk JanagiN 10 TIC
mails Tor Nl-sau y a. Wal ic3vc Sew York January r.
The ras or Chra gri Japan viii san Ira.cs janu
aly les. Tnr malls AU5t, sic, Nii leave >al Francisco
January -.
New. iOIk Dee. .. 1877 I. T. JAMES. Pn'tt.steE
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Nervous ston ~ medical essay comprising series
of lc1tlCs delivered at kauls siHsHum u b9ltomy New
lci on and premature decline, Showing
lisputably how health may be reSang. "Jnlg caar
SYNOPSIS tho ipsGhnents 10 marriage ant H. treatment Of
and p seal debility ing The result ot 20 yeaGs
pcrcuCe By mail 2jc currency postage stamps. Address
Secretary, kAIINS Museum GS3 BTo-;way. New.YOrS.
Cherry Rirc by Helen b. Matbors author ~ Comm
ThrO the RYE most brilliant novel pub.
cont
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-. ~ wales ~ son.
ia Nasltu.si. \cw-NOrs.
SOLICITOR or pA1ENIS
DESIGNS. CAVEATS. nfADl MARKS SECURED.
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rrInI.NN i.nNAI. nN..RVATlONE.