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New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
OVER FIVE HUNDRED CASES IN TWO DAYS
HEW-oRIEANs THE CITY NO" Sho"lNd lhh hLA'i-
RsT RECORD or SICKNESS And DEATH


RsT RECORD or SICKNESS AND DEATH.
NFw-ORIEANs. Sept. 20.-The total number Of
deaths from yellow fever yesterday was 73; to-day
up TO noon 90 The new cases reported yesterday
were 2GO in number, many of them dating back as
far as September o. making 0122 to date, accord
ing TO the press estimate. The new cases to-day
have been 2G4 in number up TO noon, only lSO OF
them dating since September PC.
Among the dead yesterday were two children OF
the late +. W. Barnes, the father and five children
having now died of yellow fever Two other children
are sick but improving. A dispatch from Senator
John +. Morgan, OF Alabama, 70 the Young Mons
Christian Association, IN response to an appeal from
them for the issue Of Government rations, says
presented your telegram TO the Secretary OF war %
he assumes authority ssue rutOus. He declines 20
do while the BENEVOLENT have means to re-
leye tie wants OF the people.
DEW. Dangerfcld Smith, of Point Coupce Parish,
died on the 25th at Southland plantation, of yel-
low fever
DR.. J. Theus Taylor, lately of New-York, died at
3 o'clock this afternoon, Of yellow fever DIR.
TAYLOR came here from NewYoTk City about
three weeks ago and volunteered his services 10
the Howard Association. He wenttO Morgan City
and Lagonda plantation, and returned ON We'd
nesday evening During the war Dr. Taylor was
medical director of the neutrality-suspicious.
ment on the staff of ex-General KIRBY smith, and
when the State Seminary az Alexandra was con-
verted into hospital. it called Taylors Hos
pital, in his honor.
Dr. Thomas Monley of Boston, who came here
several weeks ago and opened q store under the city
hotel for the sale of DIR. Monkeys English Remedy,
said 10 be a sure cure for fevers of every kind died
at o'clock this morning OF yellow fever. The doc
tor showed hls faith by taking his own remedies,
refusing the attendance of physician.
The following shows tho condition OF the sick
telegraphers G.. II. smith, J.. Sheldon,
Thomas S. Graham, Robert Parson. {.
J. Allyn, Paul Leoup aud Frank Delaplain
have all been on tho street. Tho two last
named were each in bed twenty-sx days. G. II. n.
Cottrell is sitting up. Mr.. Miller, James Maloney,
Mr. Matthers and Tom Rogers progressing favor
ably. J. HtzsimOns, an active member OF the Tel
egraphers' Relief Committee, was taken down with
the fever this morning. o. the ten original mem
bers of the committee, seven have taken the fever
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
PARK THEATRE.

The last performance of Mr.. Bronson
Howards Old Love Letters " and Hurricanes will
occur at this theatre tonight just estimate OF these
pieces has already been supplied 70 the readers OF this
column Ole Love Letters " possesses real merit,
and no doubt, viii maintain a respectable position
among plays that are useful and pleasing IN comedy
theatre Hurricanes is indelicate. ill-bred, and
ephemera farce and when the little laughter which 1t
causes has died away, IL VIII perish. These pieces
have served TO exhibit the firm. concentrated, brilliant
style Of Mrs Agnes Booth and the chirrupy' ioeular
eecentricity, comic whmsicalty, and delicate
finished manner Of Mrs. James Lewis. These
actors, and perhaps, Mrs. Gilbert win
be remembered with pleasure whenever these plays are
recalled Tomorrow nghtMr Abbey viii bring forw rd
new piece. entitled Bouquets and BOmbshells" This
Is understood to be adapted translation made by Mr.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
BUTLER WORRIKs THE DEMOCRATS.

tTOm WdSht1tOn dlspatch % The FhlIadeIphld Pre5
Whatever may be the result of the Butler
political eeute In Massachusetts II Is certain, Judging
from the talk about the headquarters of the Democratic
Congressional Committee that their leaders are sOrey
peTpeXed 10 their fate IN the general upbeaval
which threatens. The friends Of Thurman and Hen
bricks have been writing letters here which show that
neither of those aspraus for the hOnOTs OF the Demo
cratic candidacy 1880 is encouraged by che outlook
The Maine vote Is not at all TO their liking and they
make strong appeal TO the party, through it's man
ayers not 10 be drawn aside by such specOus eOnriy
ances 10 get votes greeDback or labor movements
but 10 cling To tie faith. While certain and important
faction of the Democratic party has taken up Butler in
Massachusetts for the purpose with the aid OF recalc
rant Republicans of electng him, the friends of Thur
man and Hendricks are IN secret communication with
the Democratic managers there TO defeat him. pointing
the inevitable results of Buffers The Essex
politicians problem Is simple one. Should he Win III
ms present enterprise, could tbwart his nOmi
nation the Greenback candidate tor Presidency in
1880, which would leave Hendricks or Thurman, the
Democratlo candldate In MOeful mlnOrlty.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sln.oDsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80, a. m.-The barom-
eter has fallen throughout the country except In Cali
forn,a and Is very low from Oregon the Lake region
but remaiDs highest on the New-England Coast The
depression Cuba has apparently moved lorthward
and northeast winds continue with clearing Weather
over the South Atlantic States. Warmer southeast
Winds with cloudy weather prevail over the Lake re-
oiOn and clear weather the OHIO Valley, the North
west and the Southwest. The depression near Cuba
will probably move pOrheastward beyond our stations.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-EnglaDd,
warmer sOutneast TO northeast winds falling barometer,
partv cloudy weather and occasional rains, possibly
followed IN Maine by cooler northeast winds ana rising
barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE PESTILENCE.
,vER 1927 DEATHS UP TO DATE.

OVER 1927 DEATHS UP TO DATE.
THE YELLOW FEVER MoDERATING SLOWLY IN THE
LARGE TOWNS, BUT SPREADING AMONG THE
PLANTATIONS.
There were fifty-twO deaths from yellow
fever in New0rleans yesterday, thirty-two in
Memphis and nine in Vlcksburg The report
of General Woodwork, and a number of weekly
returns from fever districts in the South (Which
are summarized in tabular form below swell the
record of deaths to 1927 reported cases. There
are great many cases, however, which have
not yet been reported. The fever is now active
in the rural districts of the affected State.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
sINDAY NIGHT CONCERTS.

Mr.. de Vivo gave the first of a series of Sun
day night concerts at Booths Theatre last evening.
The attraction Of the evening was Of course Madame
lima al Murska who sang with all her Oldtime brancy'
and who though she was her BEST made for herself
avery warm reception from the audience. The troupe
outside Of Nine di Murska, included Tagapietra Who
In spits Of the aectatOns with which be burdens bis
style sang oharmingly; susini, who sang with much
voice and little style; and Nine. Carreuo VINO
plaved Idszt Rhapsodle HoDToise," sym
patbeticalIv-and a new tenor Talbert who showed
that he had been carefully trained, and had very little
voice The next concert OF the VIII take place on
Sunday evening next when Nine. al Murska Will sung,
with an EN- lent support Most OF the artsts VINO Ild
20 admirably last night VIII assist In next sunday
nightie concert.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CHESTER, Penn, Sept. 29.-The Democrats
OF the With Congressional District lChester and Della
ware Countesl have nominated Bethel NJ. Cusher for
Congress.
MrDDLETowN, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The Green
back men OF the XVIII Congressional District lorange.
Rockand and Sullivan Countesl have nominated William
Voorhees,, OF Rookand County, Tor Congress Ihls Is
George NJ. Beebe's District.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-COlonel A. 4. Jones,
the gressona nominee Of the National party In the
Ist District has withdrawn and Milford spobn has been
nominated In his stead.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-The National Green
back-Labor party has nominated Joseph b. Follet for
Congress the lid District, and w. c. Vandlllon In the
lid District OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

The World remarks, in the high IS, sonhGIihg aIsoiiaS
huary OF cipher dispatches, that the mabe @ m
@ eatsclysm 80 it was; and the only poTuon ~ @
nernocratc party visible above the wreck s @
elr nj iIRIBUER. Ears Wen II my my s ri,
tev nust be mighty poor ones 70 near Mlh, 10 d ~
oSyers nave not vet been able 70 hear Sigo sorc,
fhe loud demand for an explanation 1i tA' N
csapter of Political History."-iTroy wing
c,overnor Tilden has received the following
,otter concernipR the stealing OF the account . poI
when were being used by his enemies i0t oo s from
fe revenue collectors; "Beans nsniInngat IN
co1arceny bari lethal weeping goOVyh ~ M Nj
Covenant Copenhagen ShsnlS
C,oBaLK 1.-The Graphic
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

EXCITEMENT IN A MINING TOwN.-Monte Mad
roma the dead shot, hardly an hour in town when he
was engaged In deadly conflict with noted desperate
The residents promptly took sides with the eomoatants
and In brief time the mining town was scene OF pun
a. ,oionca and deadly contest For vivid descriptions
:, ,bs startllpR scenes read No. 49 Of The HsYOTk
WeeElg, containing tha exciting story OF Monte Mad
roma"
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
Other nominations for members of tn
xLyIth Congress have been made as follows;
LONG ISLAND CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.

LONG ISLAND UONGkEnsIUNAL UUNFENIIUNb.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
for the list District, comprising Richmond Queens and
suRoIk Counties Is called to meet at Jamaica Tues-
day October is. Covert, of Queens seeks renom-
marion but 1t thought that he will encounter oonsid-
erable opposition from both Suffolk and Richmond.
There win be Greenback candidate In tho held-the
Greenbaek Convention having been called for Friday,
OctobeP A. at MnneOla-and this IL Is thought, VIII
Lessen the chances Of Mr.. COverts reelection, In ease
ne shoud be reDominnted The Republican Convention
viii nrobablv he held on Tuesday, October 10, 5atur
dav October J. The name OF James Ous, OF SnhOlk Is
among those spoken of IN connection with the nomna-
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
PAW RFcRUITs IN POLITICS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-The Greenback Labor
marty nominated full city ticket in convention tonight.
resolution was adopted early during the session. TO
mt no man In nomination who has ever held Office. The
Ticket ia therefore, composed who entirely
new In politics This rule also applied In their Congress
sional Conyen OnB, and much dissatisfaction has Deen
IL to-day,
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
diving HIS LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS.

DIR. n. A. Lindley, who felt the symptoms
=, yellow fellow on his way from Memphis
and arrived at Quarantine on Monday iast'
died there on Saturday. He was among e .ns
e,ot sn.. % resDond to the call for aid when the
tever broke out in Memphis Worn out with inoessahl
work he sought return TO his family VINO were ~ 'ao
ySnsn ha arrived here be proceeded at once to
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

Frank Hardenberg
WALLACK,s THEATRE.

The revival of "The School for Scandal"
at Wallaoks Theatre has with unusual public favOr
that Is to say It has attracted full houses Its prosper
ous continuance for several weeks is, accordingly an
tcipated Projected revivals OF The Road to Rum"
"she stoOps to Conquer" London Assurance" and
other fayorite pieces viii therefore be deferred
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

:. the summit At a m. they reached Pompeii again,
edSo he with civilized people. although drenched 10
Sn by the rain which began Mt q and which they
sd through on horseback In order to he out OF the
ech of all scOundres who seemed 10 lnlest INC IT,
~
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
IOWA DEMOCRATS AND NATIONALS UNITING,

DIS MONIES, Sept. 29.-It was stated here yes
terday ny Democrats that Wesley C. HOBBS tDen) and
Br.nuan iGreenDack) have been Withdrawn candi-
daes for Congress in the Ist District aud that Edward
Campbell, IT,, chairman OF the Democratic State Com
mtitee has been substituted. The committees OF the
two parties have been In session most OF tho week try
ing 20 arrnnge consolidation of the two state tickets,
but without success, far as the puOlo knows Ibe
ia District ~ composed of Des MOines Henry, Jeherson
lee Louisa Van Buren and Washington Counties. ana
Is now represented by Joseph C. Stone (Rep OF Bur
llngton. Sir Hobbs was the unsuccessful Democratic
candidate IN 1876
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
TURIR HEADS WE'RE ICED.

From Jhe Net0 York C0lanisTetdt ddpsrtiser
The Albany Argus, the leading TIlden organ
OF the State lost its head when John Kelly captured the
Syracuse Convention on Wednesday, and issued pro
nuncament0 in Thursdays issue that the time was come
to separate from Tammany Hail. Yesterday morning
somebody applied ice TO the heads OF Messrs Manning
aud McKeway. and they exhibited an improved eondi
tiOn for The Argus closed dOubleeaded leader with
the language OF General Grant, " Let have peace !"
We are glad TO see that The A TgWs has recovered.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

telgibe as all Of Mr. Manton Marbles communications
to the public, should have long ago denounced them
as fOrRerles The prOtrude most panfnly-Dut at
the time we wish Mr. Marble we'll He Is no doubt
very clever and agreeable gentleman but his learning
ia blv I'm he
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE NEW OBSERVATORY IN WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 29.-Professor Wat
son OF MI hgau University, has arrived here to take
charge of the Observatory OF the Wisconsin UnVesip
which ia now in the course OF construction He Will be
rendered the chair Of Astronomy and t Ia UNDERSTOOD
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

TR,BUSE oPYIcE. Sept 80, a. m.-During the coOl
aud fair weather OF Saturday the barometer was almost
stationary after usual morning rise CSes upper un
ram yesterdays partly cloudy weather was S accG it
sanied nv efeady barometer, except uuins tno
P ~ {be forenoon (see lower diagramJ Inc einPJis Pi
tre has risen since Saturday. The amount Vi oi'
condy or cloudy weather, with ehances Vi RAM
20 "a ~ yeyneeted In this city aud vicinity tO-day'
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
ni.a rrIa. AIl Thinna

Except HUMPHREYS PARsIAE DIAMosDs upon which netncl
time wear effect They are e0atlpk OF nl =
mond precpafed by vOltac action pure crystal
They sale Only r. Humphreys ewey estaBnsn.
ment Brcadway l2th-st, NeW.lOrA ftlos lS'
free. have
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE DEATH LIST.

SurgeOn-General Woodwork has issued report
of the mortality from yellow fever computed up to
the evening of the 9th. kilograms received by
THE TRIBUNE bring the record up to date. The
deaths from yellow fever have been as follows
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
PUBLIC OPINION

The editor of the new Greenback paper mt
Highland Falls Orange County. evidently y DeheYer
IN the saving that al work, etc, makes JACK dul
boy" Tor he puts at tine masthead OF his venture
" More Greenbaeks and Less Work."-lKlngston Free
man (tepJ
Judge Hoar hasn't yet got through enjoying
wayne MaeVeagh's letter Butler last year He save
that he keeps pinned 20 the wall n his Office, ana
Viten read u with exquisite pleasure II certainly
masterstrOke aud you may feel sure that ID cut the
quck"-lspringheld Republican Qndj
Twenty years have passed by and we find
the massachusetts Democracy anxious " win power at
any cOst, throwing aside their nrDeiplrs
ana iorslng me solid foundation OF truth and honor
" rests VIII the south 70 compel the Northern DemOe-
the traditions OF the party Mobile Register lDemJ
We must remark that nearly all OF Mr..
iIdeLs public appearances OF "A nature 70 spread
eeagrin among bis admirers Mr Tilden old enough
% Know bis own business, but advise him 10 keep
hmseh excluded much possible from the rude gaze
eI the world. We are always appreheusive when we
heat of BIN on the skifmish line-l Baltimore Ca
Eetie DemJ
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

No carpets should be laid without a Moh Proof Carpet
Lining Use only that OF cotton aud papor
American Carpet Lining Company NewYork and Boston.
For sale by ali carpet dealers.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

IHg TRIBUNE has received for the yellow fever suffer
ers 800 from the collection In the Presbyterian Church
at Cooperstown, " Y. through William A. Crockett -,
Prst Baptist CHurch, Bangall, ~ Y. through ii. h
Skies: s.. L. d. Culver. y. Y. The money viii be
promptly sent through Mayor Ely
The international Young Mems Christian Association
Committee reports having received 1927 10 through
NJ X Jesup treasurer OF It's fund for yellow fever SUI
ferers
TIE work of collecting clothing for the benefit OF yel
low fever sufferers being pushed forward with earnest
ucss by tho committee Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociatlon. Appeals for aid have been mado In
many churches I'm the city, and In all cases have
met WITH cordial responses In sOme Uf the churches
Yesterday special addresses the subject nado by
the past0ra aud collections taken 10 help deInY
ur expense sending the clothing To the south George
Sanders, chairman Of the committee, said last even
Ing that letters being received constantly rom
prominent citizens, who approve OF the project
and offer their assistance. meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association and delegates from the
various city cuurrhes Will be held 10 the Association
snildtuR at Wcrty-thrd-st. aud FOurth-ayc,, at :
0c0rK THIS evening An Invitation TO be present is gwen
To- an persons WHO Interested IN the movement.
several prominent oergymen expected To make ad-
dresses.
Mayor Hopper OF Jersey CITY. received on saturday
the sm o s59 80, the proceeds Of concert In aid OF
the sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
DIED.

Give me package OF sMAx ~ Haven't gotitp You're
behind the age. Learly all druggists keep IT,
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

LARGE sums of money have in Wast by per.
invest at the right time The OLD house
Alex FrOthlnglam brokers' II Walst n y - emu
tied confidence Their customers are frequently
rewarded By large returns for their Financial Report
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
NEW.YORK's TOTAL GIFTS.

Following is a list of the total gifts received
thus far by general associations aud persons on
gagged ~ soliciting contributions IN this city:
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

The seeds Of sickness and OF death
IL disordered mouth are sOWn;
When bad the teeth OF foul the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone,i
TIL SozoDoNT's brought into play,
And sweeps those dire defects away.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
THE EARs nETRAY HIM.

n tfff1 me duGnt1 C0nftifutl0H.
Dat Tor the fact that the CIPHER dispatches
'F'A'iy printed BY THs HEw-YORK rRmUEE are as In.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
yBE oLEAR DIV oF a sENAToRIAL AspIRANT

~, from The As1- FORK Commercial AdUeyfiser
mere ls to be severe struggle IN the cam
takn tDls Fail for honest money. Inc silVeF-tOngued
saqss Every owes a certain duty 10 the country
ysOus times Ike the present every patriot ought TO
llepaied 70 make sacrifices. Lot Curtis move on the
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

.nos the psTomsErcai yAnAons nt1s ey W 49,
lines dividont Of TINE M vac IN 80
white line feffeashs
Issthe mercury duhn thOae noarA
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
NEw-YORK STILL GIVING.
rnE CONTRIBUTIONS DECREASING IN AMouNr-A

APPEAL FOR FURTHER HELP.
The contributions IN and Of the yellow fever
sufferers are rsseniug in amount Upon Saturday they
amounted to only S2,sl3 TO- The gentlemen who con-
pose the several aid committees the public. how
ever, to continue it5 gifts nasmuch there is still
much suffering at the South. which be migated by
the wise use OF money. Mayor Ely on saturday sent
the OF $3.50 90 to the Mayor Of Memphis.
The Southern Relief Committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Saturday authorized the treasurer, j.
Plerpout Morgan, transmit 80 600 the Howard AS
sociation at Ychsbure for the purchase OF medicines
and food aud to pay and other help at the hos
ptals IN the surrounding towns; to the st. Georges So
ciety at Orleans $500; 81 900 TO the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Neworeans, and $500 to Hck
man, Ky. Tnc committee shipped Mcmphs1, 200 pairs
of wOollen blankets. The committee has sent 90 Mem
phis since the appeal was made, 106 OF clothing
10 DO distributed to the surrounding towns where people
destitute. Hereafter all clothing viii be sent TO
New-Orleans
The treasurer acknowledged S1,513 20 additional
subscriptions making the grand total thus far received
S13g2s7 81. The following are the contributions and
contributors in detail:
John j. Astor Through william Asor). $500
hao u sa9pcTc ~" T. 'dG e. roa26 o@2, T. = wiSker tia
j. h Wfsnti. 1877
Andrew shetland. pasiOr 0hrough me Nslo-YoTk o. ~
First Presbyterian Church. oswoso Y. Through A. p.
os5So r Cape iaSa' iO5
Westminster Pre- byteran Chur,h Elizabeth, ~ J., add
tiona (hFOngh FIRST National Bank. EiizabUth) 80
Second Ir,sHy erian Church, Elizabeth. NJ Through 90
" Price. trrasurcrl. Os
a. IA. hOlaItUtta NcWh ORR (aGdOna) %
Through MayOr james S Green Elizabeth, " J....... 25
Stoddar tntUrtnBment Halfway, y. J. taddiu0naE con-
ttuto ~ Cornelius smith 9TH Ough g. ". Sayagel.. 70
Congregational Church. Monsey, y. y. tthrOugh tho
~au. Jones. pastOr 2l
Congegational Church Mount sinai. ~ Y. Through >. ~
n. Hopkins Muers rlaCf y 20
Turnush Henry Y saerlee New Hamburg .......... 10
Employee $3.50 fast Long BrILoh tran ....,..
Additional contributed by congregational
Church, southport, Conn. Through l.. +. ShorWoOd)
Tot,I........ ..-........... ...... 81 .5i3
Previously ackuOWledgc gcd l31T14
ro,,J srhscrirtiops 8p2s7
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

NerVous medical essay comprising series
delivered kahn's Museum OF Anatomy New
YORK and OF premature decne showing M
health DO reganed auOruing clear
impedments 10 marriage aud the treatment OF
and physical debility being tho result Of 20 years ex
perience BY mail 25c currency or postage AHurosS
-. Broan Now. 1Ork.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

New and Startling!
MONTE MADRONA.
FASCINATING STORY OF CALIFORNIA.
BY WILL B. SCHWARTZ,
NOW READY in No. 4S Of
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY
This graphic and Impressive story Is as vivid as
THRILLING DRAMA,
and Is full OF
DESPERATE CONTESTS.
DARING EXPLOITS,
ARTFUL sTRATAGEMs
STARTLING PERILS.
Do not forget TO ask your news agent for No AZ OF
THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY.
Repubiican Central C0mmifteeSpecial meeting at ne.
publican Hall 35dst. near BrOadway Oh Inesag sseninE
Ocfober J. 1873 O'Clock for the purpose OF making ar'
Tor holding OF primary elections and te ran
action OF such business may be brought before ~
JOSEPH c. PINCKNEf, Presidens-
soLoS SMITH }secretares
Meeting Of the Executive Committee At 1880 o'clock
JOEL W. MASON, Chairman
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HANBURY SMITH & HAZARDS
Table seIfzer.

The essential ingredients Of the best table waters hee
pren Ell In such proportions please tho most fastous
palate aOrding wholesome refreshing Dey.
eFaee aaYng thirst and assis ing digestion IL ehsegs
cOmparsOn with known natural OF arthcial-and
isexaoy mix with wines liquors or eSor1ng sr
up II cry clear bright cOorless and sparkling AL re
ingredients chemically pure retains the gas as long as
aud requires addition OF sat 10 pre-
serve the eorks" 30 UniOn-square.
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6uerial Notlees.
Books. Books.

BARKER & co, AZ and 40 Liberty-st,
Sell on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
OCTOBER and 3.
interesting and costly private library OF stand
illustrated miscelane0u works. TO be sod Without 70
above. Books now on view with catalogue