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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
OVERTHROW OF THE COPERNICAN
SYSTEM

coLoRED PREACHERS DEMONSTRATION THAT
TIE SUN MovEs-ARoUMENT DRAWN FROM
THE BIBLE-TERgIDLE scoRcHINo FOR PHI
LosoPHERs.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND, Va, March Il, 1875.
Rev. John Jasper, co!ored. OF The Zion Colored
Baptist Church, preached this evening to an immense
congregation, hundreds OF negroes standing IN the
squares around the church He preached 10 show
that the sun moves and said II he did show from
Bible authority that the moves he would never
preach again. aud challenged any one 10 answer mis-
arguments.
uMESr.
Ho argued first, that Joshua told the sun to stand
still. How could stand still II II had been
mgr DAVID says, 'the rising and going down OF Tho
SUM-" Would any prammarian say that rising"
meant standing still, or that anything could 20
down that was standing still all the times Isaiah
SAID God turned the sun back ten degrees. Gould II
DO turned back IL II had not been moving?
WARNING AGAINST PHILOSOPHERS
Hc urged his congregation not to believe the words
OF philosophers that the earth revoves around the
SUM- The Thing was impossible. What would become
oil tho ocean, Would 1t all be spilled over the
land2 Would not tins church building which stands
here now be thousand miles away morrow II the
earth turned around sum- He urged hts congrcga-
ton 10 believe IN the Bible which says the moves,
and not the philosophers, who say II don't Ho told
them TO stunu up Tor the Bible against the who
could not answer single argument he advanced.
DOWN on wEATHkR PROPHETS.
Philosophers say II VIII rain Tomorrow and yet
when Is clear, he said, auuipg
the weather people IN Washington. Tho philosopher
says there are only nino stars and yet the Bbc
there millions
This IS the substance OF the sermon which
plause by the congregation. Al tho end no said, all
you who do believe that tho sun moves hold up your
right hand Every hand in the compensation was
Baptist church In tho city.
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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY.


The series OF artist biography begun by James X
Osgood & Co. and carried on by Houehton, 0sgood
Co., OF the most valuable additions TO the
seres literature OF the day. By we are given, in
neat compact and uniform size The carefully
prepared biographies and autoblographies OF the ia
nous painters OF ancient ana modern tmes. care
full index accompanies each book ana list OF the
artists work, with the OF the galleries where the
pictures be found For the amateur who has
neither the time the opportunity tor reading larger
biographies nothing could DO better than this series,
for In OF these ltto volumes he has ell tho
formation he wants nutshell The latest addition
to this series is the biography OF Claude Lorraine.
We believe that until this volume appeared there
complete lifo OF this distinguished artist extani.
There plenty OF sketches OF his lie. the best Of
which IS monograph by II. Edouard Meaume, pub
lishcd In 1871 In the supplemental volume OF Edouard
Dumesuis lie Penilrc-Graveur Francais." Saudrart,
who friend OF Claude, wrote sketch OF him. but
1t is full OF the grossest inaccuracies. Then camo Bal
dinucc, who, however was not contemporary, but
obtained his Information from Jean Gelice ana the
Able Joseph Gellee, the grand nephcws OF Claude.
Baldinuccps sketch Is generally considered more &C
curate, though Meaumc thinks that his inormauts
suppressed some OF tho unpleasant portions OF their
great uncles life. Tho present volume, edited by NJ
+. Swcetser, Is made up from all the sketches ana
monographs extan the editor choosing the best from
each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
BROOKLYN BURGLARS.

The store OF tho Groat American Tea Company No.
573 Fulton street, Brooklyn, was entered by burglar
last Saturday night by pryng open the door Leading
to the basement About 500 In grecnbacks stolen
from the money drawer
The residence of Mrs. GODDARD, No. $50 Seventh
street, South Brooklyn, was burgiarously entered by
some unknown thief on Saturday and "a gold watch, n
cham other articles OF jewolry, amounting In tho
aggregate TO tho value OF $I42 wero stolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
THIEVES ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March II, 1873.
George Russell ana W. H. Haugh, both under twcnty
years OF age, arrested to-day AT the request OF
the Washington, D. C., authorities, charged with the
theft OF $500 and lot OF valuable jowery in that city,
They nrst to Ptsburg, and alter staying there
few days came to his city. Wnen arrested they had
but $40 their possession having spent tho rest
The jewelry recovered They will DO held TO avail:
the arrival OF Washington detectives
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FIRES.
SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE PEABODY HOTEL IN
MEMPHIS.

SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE PEABODY HOTEL IN
MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March II, 1878.
At twenty minutes past six O'Clock this evonng
tho Peabody Hotel discovered to be on fire in the
upper story, at the rear OF the building. Tho fire
had gained considerable Roadway before It was dis
covered, and fears entertained that tho whole
building would DO consumed. Tho alarm was given
by steamboats, lying at the evec. Tho building where
he fire originated was formerly tnrce stores high
but three stories, u mansard roof and tower were
added to II and connected with the Peabody when
that hotel was opened The nimcs reached tho
tower and owing TO Its great height and the slate
covering the hremen were unable 10 control thcm
until the tower foil
Tho loss estimated at between SIS 900 and 500 600,
insured in the following companies Liverpool and
London ana Globe; Continental, OF New York;
Phoenix, OF Brooklyn, and NATIONAL OF Hartford.
Johnston Vance, clothiers In the hotel, sustained
a small loss In removing thor goods. AT twenty
minutes past T. NJ the lro all out aud guests
wero moving back into tho hotel-
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MURDERERS BAPTIZED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD

[By TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March II, 1878.
An immense crowd besieged the Jail here this after
noon to witness the ceremonial of receiving the
Brassell Brothers, who are to be hanged tho 9th
inst. into the Methodist Church SO great was the
crush that the police had TO be brought into rcquis
tion Two hundred ladies participated IN the excr-
ciscs, many OF whom were affected to tears. The
murderers on being baptized werc deeply affected
aud said they hoped to meet all In heaven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A STORE IN DETROIT BURNED.

DETROIT, Mich, March II. 1878.
nre occurred in the store No 100 Woodward ave.
nue.. this morning. The ground floor, whore the 1rc
was first discovered. was occupied by J. Martin as
shoe store whose entire stock valued at S. 900, was
the upper story occupied ny DR.. Kellogg, whose
loss furniture dental tools and stock was estimated
at $500, aud ON which there was no insurance. Tho
building, owned by William ID. Wesson, was damaged
10 tho extent OF 81 200, which Is fully covered by In
surance. The origin OF the fro Is unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Victor Hugo receives 3,co0f week from one OF his
plays.
NJ Dcnncrys income this year, II is said, will be up
ward Of Sl0O, 900.
The Paris Grand Opera Will perform nvc times
week during tho great Exhibition.
Mrs. Chippendalo and Miss Bella Pateman are on
gagged by Mr.. Chatterton, London.
"The Supports OF Society" German drama, 10
being played at four theatres In Berlin.
Napoleon suppressed, at ono sweep. forty thea.
tres, because they were In . bad way financially
Gounod's "Faust" was recently performed at the
Grand Opera House for three hundred and itiesn
time.
Nine. Pappcnhem ana company viii commcncs
atwo weeks at the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music to-m evening
Miss T.. Sioman, the well known harpist Of this
city said to be organizing concert troupe tor
tour through New England.
Fifteen hundred dollars profit was the result OF the
ono thousandth performance OF "Our Boys" at the
London Vaudeville Theatre
Tho Cincinnati musical festival. which 10 to begin
tho 18th Of May will comprs four evening enter
tainnents and three matinees.
The Hess English Opera Company will appear In
"rhe Chimes OF Normandy" at tho New Institute
Hall, Newark, on Monday, March rs.
Arun OF 100 nights is regarded US great cvcnt 10
ID
tivity IN which actors and public take part.
Mademoselc Gersier. the prima donna, has become
Madame Gcrstcr- Gardini, and will obey the baton OF
Sir Michael Costa Her MaJcsty's Theatre, London.
Rice's combination ommence two woeks' engage
mcnt nj the Grand Opera House this evening In the
American opera bouGe extravaganza entitled EVAN
geinc"
The largest receipts OF Nine. Sonag were on the
occasion Of her benefit London, $40 900 were
handed her. Before death she signed contract
| for 600,000G
Tho sacred concert givoa by the Now York Sanger
| rundc under the direction OF Henry Greiner and
| Adoiph Ncuondorn, drew together n crowded house
An exceptionally excellent programme was deservcdiy
| applaudcd.
Miss Maggie Mitchell will appear tonight at the STAN
dard Theatre the romantic play Of "Mignon, which
Is TO be produced for tho first time In New York. She
| will DO supported by carefully selected company.
Tho plot ia not unlike that OF the opera OF the same
name. but the play introduces several new oharao-
| tera
| At Waack's tonight "London Assurance" Will be
nut on tho boards. with the following superb cast -:
Richard Dazzle, Mr.. Lester walacE; Charles Court.
Icy, Mr.. II. J. Montague; Sir Harcourt Courtey. Mr..
John Gilbert; Max Hsrkaway, Mr.. John Broagham I;
Mark Moddc. Mr. Harry Beckett; Dolly Spsnkor, Mr..
| W. r. Floyd; Cool, Mr.. E. NJ. Holland; Solomon
Isaacs, Mr.. Z. L. Edwin; Martin Mr. 3. Ayling;
James, MIR. J. Peck; Lady Gay spanker, Miss Rose
Coghlau; Grace Harkaway, Miss Stella Bonitace;
| Pert, Miss Mota Bartlett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
ATTACKED WITH AN AXE.

james O'Neil. while intoxicated, at three O'Clock
yesterday morning. attacked Officer Eagan. on Second
street, Jersey CITY, with axe. Tho officer fought
tho man Tor about twenty minutes, until tho arrival
OF Oficer Reynolds, whom he was disarmed and taken
TO the Gregory street police station Tho clothing OF
both officers badly torn and cut during the srug.
Gle, but they escaped bodily injury.
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Thorc was meeting Saturday OF tho Long Branch
Board OF Commissioners with closed doors. Tho pur-
poso OF It listen to charges preferred against
Police Magistrate Edward Pitcher for alleged malfcas
OF his Office In cndeavoring TO screen ono OF tho
arrested iEccnuiarcs and manufacture pubc opinion
IN his favor other serious charges II Is SAID, viii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
BANK ROBBER ARRESTED.

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL, 1878.
A Los Angeles despatch says the man who robbed
the Temple Workman Bank, some three weeks ago,
proves to be G. d. Phelps bookkcepcr Of tho Ualed
States assignee In bankruptcy OF tho dofunct firm OF
Temple Il Workman, and tho money WAS buried on
the summit OF a hill back of the city. Tho money
has all been recovered. Phelps has been committed
In default OF SIC, 600 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
MIR. KIMBALL IN POUGHKEEPSIE
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF DEBT OF EIGHTY
FIVE HUNDRED RAIgED.

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF DEBT OF EIGHTY
FIVE HUNDRED RAIsED.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PoUGnKEgPsIE, March II, 1873.
Edward Kmbal, who has become famous through
the country TOR his success In raising money for
tho payne OF church debts, appeared In the pulpit OF
tho Congregational Church In this city this morning
In company with the pastor, Rev E. A. Lawrence,
for the purpose Of clearing OF bonded indebtedness
OF ST, 500 resting upon tho organization His appear
ance was SURPRISE TO the congregation, tho secret
OF his coming having been well kept by tho officers
OF the church. Alter the preliminary services Mr.
Kimrali introduced TO the audience, which, owing
TO the lnclcmency Of the weather. numbered not
than two hundred, and by course Of persistent urg
ing during several hours managed 10 obtain subscrp-
tons to the amount OF 81, 500 The congregation was
tEen dismissed with the tnat the effort
would be renewed at the evening service
EVENING
Not more than sixty persons gathered In the church
Mt the evening service, when additional subscriptions
were received bringing the total amount up TO So 00a
All concede that the balance Of tho debt will be forth
coming this week. Mr.. Kmbai leaves town In tho
morning,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
HOTEL ARR Walls.

Professor o. G. Marsh, OF Yalo College, 10 st the
Buckingham Senator Stephen d. conovsr. Of
Florida and General E. NJ. McCook, Of Colorado. are
ut tho Aston. Sherman S. Rogers, OF Buffalo, 10 NJ
tho Windsor General John NJ. Corso, OF Chicago, 10
at tho Gilsey Don NJ. Dickinson, OF Detroit, is 1t
the st. Nicholas Captain Hamilton Perry, Of the
steamship Britannia and Daniel Magone, OF Ogdens-
burg are at the Everett Deputy H. p. Pels, OF Hob
land, Is at the Fifth Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A TREACHEROUs FELLOW WORKER

George Blum and Jacob Hcune lived together at No.
1851 West Thrty-seventh street, They were follow
artisans aud Blum had box OF tools which he len
with Hennc about eek ago, when n quarrel between
them obliged him TO leave tho house. On Saturday
night he went to Thirty seventh street In quest his
property and light ensucd between the pair, which
ended In HenDcs stabbine tho other IN tho side with
a knife Ho was held by Judge Flanmer yesterday
hn,l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A LONG ISLAND FIRE.

A supposed incendary nrc caused tho destruction
OF the house, barn and shod recently owned by Mr..
James Court, at BuchananviIlc, town OF Rvcrnead.
Tho premises were purchased ut foreclosure sale by
Mr.. George X. Sheldon IN Febr uary and were unoc
cupIed. Tho loss Is estimated at 1900; insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Mr. Thomas Brasscy has ngain contributed book
TO the literature Of tho labor question, which Is full
Of facts. He shows how the enormous reduction In
prices has reduced wages, Besscmcr rails having
fallen from fl6 to 81 ton pig iron from &c TO e. 6x.
and coal at the PIT from Is. Cd. to 2s Cd.
A complete lilo Of the London Times from 1914 to
1875 IL advertised In the London academy OF Feb
ruary 20 SALE opportunity for Libraries.
That interchangeable poet, Mr.. Robert Browning, now
has two new poems 10 the press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
t. uTTERBAcK & co.'s FAILURE.

ST. Lor.s. Mo-. March II. 1878.
schedule OF the assets and liabilities OF j. /.
Utterback l. Co.. wholesale dealers IN boots ana
shoes, has been filed. Their Liabilities aggregate
S20I COO Most OF the claims held by Eastern
firms chiefly OF Boston. The assets are:-
Stock $4,000 Notes .......... $4,000
Cash ............. $1,000 Open accounts. 1850
Total $751;. $50
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ESCAPE OF CONVICTS.

HALIFAX, March H. 1878.
Through blunder OF the keeper Of the PenIcntiary
six OF the most desperate prisoners escaped this after
noon. Alter beating the keeper badly they to
the shore, stole n boat, crossed the northwest
and got into thick woods before they could be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
CUBA.

MR.. LEONARD'S BODY EMBALMED-HAvANA IN
A HEALTHY CONDITION.
HAVANA March II, 1878.
Mr.. Leonards body has been embAmed and de-
posted in the cemetery to await the directions OF his
friends HAVANA Is perfectly healthy. With the single
exception of the fatal attack OF Mr. Leonard
yellow has occurred for months, and there
is no illness from yellow lever at the Hotel dc Tele-
graphic.
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AMUSEAIENT5.
BRAND OPERA HOUSE powNrSGs FOURTEENTH

GRAND OPERA HOUSE DowNrSG's FOURTEENTH
GRAND CONCERT.
Notwithstanding tho unpleasant condition OF the
weather tho Grand Opera House was well nllcd last
evening, the occasion being tho fourteenth Sunday
night concert by Downinss Band and other artists.
The programme than usually interesting,
the selections beng made with reference to the an
nversary OF ST. Patrick. They were rs follows:-
Overture "Lurline" Nv. " wallncel Downing's
Nln,h Regiment Band grand selection, 'Thc Lily OF
Killarney" (Bcnedct), Band; song, "rhc Heart
Bowl Down" (Balfe), Mr.. Lewis Fink cornct solo,
"Young America" levy, Mr.. John Hummona; song
''rne Wearing Of the Green" Mr. Alonzo H. Hatch
melodies of Ireland, a grand fantasie. Introducing
'Garryowen A" kathleen Mavourneen," ".hc sham.
rocs,n "rhe Harp that Once" sob, the Fun OF
Former Timcsn 'rhe Rakes OF Mu.low." "Como
Back to Erun 'sSaIy Shily Shaly" Brian bo.
roihme's March" .Siy Patrick" and finale. LET
Erin Remember" Ninth Regiment Band; grand aria.
'Apch' 10 Discnino" Nabuco Verdi Nile Estele
Bnzzetti; song, Dublin Bay' Barker. Mr. H. F.
Warren; ECHOES OF Killarney Lakes" lRivisrel,
Band violin solo, "Bailade OF Polonaisc" lVicux'
tempsl Mr.. Carl Lancer; duet, "Martha' (Fiotowl
Messrs Hatch and Fink quickstep. "rhe seventeenth
Of March, (Downng), Downing's Ninth Regiment
Rand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
HORRIBLE REVENGE ON A MOTHER

PROVIDENCE r. l., March II, 1878.
Ann Maria Fisher. colorcd. was yesterday arraignod
and committed for trial, charged with causing the
death OF an infant OF a woman with whom sne had
quarrelied by putting arsenic In It's nursing bottle.
Arsenic was found IN the childs stomach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
FATALLY BURNED.

Ida Guernsey, Of No. l46 wavcriey place. was Sc
riousy burned by her clothes taking nre from stove
at her residence on saturday evening She was re-
moved to the Now York Hospital where snc dicd yos.
tcrday from her injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A CLEAR DOCKET.

In tho various police stations throughout tho city
It was remarked that very few arrests made dur
ing the past twcnty-four hours. In tho Twenty
ond precinct where there usually IRON fifteen TO
twenty arrests per day. there was not siugle pris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Information was received yesterday at the Central
ONCE Of tho sudden death Of q woman thirtv-thrss
years OF ago, who committed suicide by taking Q
dose OF Paris green. Hcr namo Is supposed To be
Margaret OHare, residing At No. 400 West Forticth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyiour hours In com
parison with tho corresponding dato Of last year. as
indicated by tho thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy
HrpALn RuildinQ No 2lH broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
OIL REFINERY PARTIALLY DESTROYED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March II, 1878.
Chess, Cartoy Co.'s oil refinery. tho largest OF tho
kind In tho South. was partially burned this morn
ing Tho loss estimated OF $55 600 to 500 0o0 and
Is fully covered by Insurance..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
THE FIRES AT LONG BRANCH

POLICE JUSTICE CHARGED WITH INcENDr-
ARISM.
(pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. March II, 1873
At a secret meeting OF tho Long Branch Commits
sioners yesterday Police Justice Pitcher arragncd
for an alleged connection with tho inccndiarics who
fred the hotels and other buildings at this place, tho
charges being made by prominent men OF this place.
Tho case will DO further developed tomorrow, when
full particulars Will DC furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18
A CHANCE FOR MARKsMEN.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, March IL, 1878.
Tho sharps Rinc Company have offered $3.50 gold,
TO the marksman who boat Brucc's champion
score OF zig.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18

AN EASY CONUNDRUM.-wHY DOES GLENN'S
SULPHUR sell well Because IL makes the skin
hoalthfully pure.
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A CURIOUS ALLEGED FRAUD THE ASSIGNEE
OF FOUSE, IiEissuBEKGEK GO the Mercantile and
Collection Agency and OF whose pro.
prctors recently published In tho Times has been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-18

Whcreas have been made 20 the effect that
the OF Fousc erhberger Co., including the re-
cords collection accounts have been transferred to
other PARTIES whereas such statements tend TO the In
Of the creditors Of Fouse erhberger No. by dmins
shug the value of sad assets this to give notice that
disposition OF the part thereof
been and all such statements are unauhor.
Inv fne
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AveraRO temperature yestorday .......s..... o
last yoar 20,
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The offending parties said to be T.. Anthem Smith
Co.. otherwise known the American Reporting compsny
doing business No 2S7 Broadway The Times reporter
shown yesterday daily sheet Of statistics issued ~
Smith Co.. in which IL s asserted tho key used u sras
which Is the property OF tho bankrupt concern oil rouse.
HershDerger Go. 1t Is understood that Mr. fouse claims
retain controlling proprietary right In all his late
Offices aud that no will assert Whenever he 10 re-
leased from Ludlow Street JsL-Ncw York TiineA
A.-MooDIE'S sULPHUR-TAR SOAP; FREE
all impurities; dsoives dandruh. cures all skin ana
scalp diseases.
ITALIAN OPERA, FRIDAY EVENING six
choice sEArs tor sale. NJ. V. OWENS Grand Central
Hotel, Moaday.
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
Al THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFfICE.
- ANN ST.
TIE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
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TIE HERALD.
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capable OF printing 1900 copies per hour
eignt paper either SIX, scven or eight coumnA
ALSO ALL TIE STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE.
LONGING THERETO.
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New York Herald.