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The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
Welcome News.
THE II. & II. co. RECEIVE a CONTRACT
FORA LARGE VESSEL.

THE II. * II. co. RECEIVE a CONTRACT
FORA LARGE VESSEL.
Workmen will derive great pleasure
from the welcome announcement that
the Harlan & HolliLgsworth Company,
of tins city, have just received a contract
for the construction of a magnificent
steamer, 10 cost in the neighborhood
OF e3OO,OO0. The contract was eonsum-
mated yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. j. T.
Cause, Vice President of the Company,
telegraphed at once to membefs of the
firm in this city, saying, "Tell the men
| have completed the contract, and make
them comfortable"
This contract will not only keep a
large number of men busy during the
summer, but will doubtless prove fore
runner to future contracts which will
give employment to many men who need
it so badly.
The vessel is for the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company and will ply
between Baltimore and Norfolk. She
will be duplicate of the steamer Caro-
lima, built by them for the same company,
and which did such good running on her
trial trip last July.
The work of constructing the vessel,
will be commenced Immediately. The
packet company will probably las rapidly
as their finances willpermit discard their
old vessels, and have new ones built, to
take their place in which event the II. &,
II. Co., will probably receive the con-
tracts.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30

"A resolution has been introduced in the
Rhode Island Legislature protesting that
all questions efiecting the rights Of Mr..
Hayes to the office of President, HAVING
peeh settled by Congress itself through a
commission of its own appointment,
should not be opened on any pretense
whatever.
Oh, yes. But Congress was not ap-
pointed to settle that matter. There are
some people who have more character and
less self-esteem than the Congress people,
and who are not to be bribed iuto such
ridiculous nonencs.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
Ten Months Exports and I'm.
ports

WAsHINGToN, May 29.-An official
statement made by the bureau of statis-
tics shows chat the amount of exports
and imports during the ten months of
the current fiscal year, ended April 80,
1873, We're as follows: Exports of mer-
chaudise, domestic, 1881 ,526, ,S2l exports
81 merchandise, foreign, S11 ,66O,47l /;
tofal> S593, ,lS7 ,292 imports, 1855 5,561 ,S5l
excesS>Qf exports over imports, S227 1925,
AL exp0Tts of specie and bullion, S26,-
or .gl4: imports, S25, ,794 400; excess of
specie exporfS over imports, 81 ,283, ,5l4 E;
excess exports 2ver imports of merchan-
disc and specie, S228, ,908 ,955.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
Advice etoth%Comnunists.

From The Cincinnati NpmmerclaI.
If there are communists who wish to
take possession of our cities, We advise
them, for their own good\ to 90 nothing
of the kind. The politicians OF the period
are confiscating the PROPERTY gathered IN
cities just as far as the money can be
squeezed out of the owners. Precipltiate
action in dividing all that remains would
be a case of numbering the geese that lay
golden eggs:
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
FOURTH EDITION
The Czar Hopeful Of Peace.
PUBLIC FEELING IN ENGLAND LESS
sANGUINE.

PUBLIC FEELING IN ENGLAND LESS
sANGUINE.
LONDON, May 30, 1873.
The Herald correspondent in st.
Petersburg telegraphs under date of yes
terday as follows:-
"Prince Gortschakoff is still in deli
cate state of health and occasi onally suf-
ters much. Notwithstanding his suffer
ings, he had himself carried into his stu
dy to-day. He still takes keen interest
in public affairs aud watches the progress
of the negotiations almost as closely as
when in good health.
THIS GEAR HOPEFUL.
"The Emperor has evidently made up
his mind that there is good ground for
the hope of a apeacefulsolution as result
of the negotiations now pending. He
has given orders to prepare a grand the
atrical representation to take place on the
proclamation of peace and In honor of
that event."
GROWING HOPES OF PEACE.
The semi-officia Journal de ST. Peters
burg expresses satisfaction at the pro-
gress made toward the assem- bling of the
Congress aud the establishment of an
Understandings, and adds:-"A Though
in view of the existence of war party
in Constantinorle, Pesth and London,
some reserve IN still necessary, yet every
day tends to promote a peaceful settle
ment."
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
Minstrcls This Evening.

This evening, at the Grand Opera
House, the California MINISTRIES, direct
from their Broadway Opera House, New
York, will give one of their reherche
minstrel performances. This company,
stands equal if not superior to any other
company in the country. One OF the most
pleasing features of their entertainments
is their extraordinary, and excellent bur-
lesque, Of the most popular operas.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
To COnSumptIves.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consum ption.
by simple remedy is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means of
cure, To all who desire, it, he will send n
copy OF the prescription used, free Of
cnarge( with the directions for preparing
anu using the same, which they will find n
cnitis, &C. Parties wishing the prescription
WI please address +, A. WILSON
WI Pelh street, Williamsbarsh, N
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30

Democratic members of Congress who
are more concerned about concuring a
reelection for themselves than about Sc
curing peaceful future of civil liberty
and self-government, under the Constitu-
llon Tor the country, may find out next
fall that they have been reckoning with
out their constituents.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
Launched.

This morning, at 10 o'clock, the steam
barge, Clio, build for Mr.. Columbus
Watkins, of Odessa, was launched at the
ship yard of Enoch Moore, Dr. The
vessel is intended to ply between Odessa
and Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
0NHE HOME in SrIrUTE.

n Home Institute opens its SPRING
aEhN March llth, with unabated energy
only home day and boarding school In the
CITY; OoJect system. Special advantages
ior French and music. Eight INSTRUCTORS,
methoo OF drawing taught in no other
RATES. THOROUGH woRV. Primarv'
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-
ports sent to parents To be signed and re-
Address lfor circular) MRS. Il Miss
HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. 800 Della
ware Avenue, Wilmington bel.
marl1-d&w
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
10 X EARS AGO

The system ofcuring diseases with Elec-
tricity and Galvanism was introduced in
philadelphia by DR.. Bolles. During that
time thousands of people have been cured
If you are suffering from any disease, of
whatever name and nature. you can ,be
speedily and permanently cured, and if
incurable you can be relieved and life pro-
longed Send or call for Journal giving
certificates of cures of Fits, rheumatism
Dyspepsia, Bladder Kidney and Urinary
Troubles, Loss of Vital Energy, General
free. Address DR.. BOLLES, 1884 spruce
street. Philadelphia, Pa
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Fashionable Furnlturel
J. & J. N. HARTMAN,
No. 40 King Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

=" 1f14'r I4NUIVN, DEL.
'siE1Sy We respectfully intern the c,ti
-7stsspN zens Of Wilmington, and the sur
.-Ns. rounding country that we continue
NsssH&9 to manufacture ana keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety aud
style, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
end Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor.
d-sning-room and cham ber uses
Our assortment OF Furniture is larger an i
more varied thancan be found in Delaware,
are warranted as represented.
Nenltlan Blinds of the most fashionab ble
designs made TO order anS kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
stantly keep large assortment NJ Snrin
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses
j. q j. N. HARMAN
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30

BY every consideration of profit and
propriety, the blood should be kept alb
solntely pure by using DIR. Bulls blood
mixture.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30

Here is something worth callI,ls
that every one needs, FarlIsgrs'E y Fire md
and Livery stable keepers, ,,s,dow 2 = Clesn3
a Wagon Washer, a i,ie, Wil,hu" A Fad
Garden or Street Sprinkler an, mud
Pump, a Stock Pump, or Pr for hDdws ani a I'd
where water Is USED. Thro%nS noce pul
stream SO feet through hose ,., Of o%Ss orderi d
Well less liable to get oul onv az nulnE
less and last longer than ahy ysnd ed
use. Simple in construoll9ii @TisterI
taken out or put In Wen, ili,,ons~no mo
Spring. The cylinder is ,acgs scG or SER
rust, no friction, no nails, Ia, MonS ioge her
Everything is solid, wen pghiy pIh, Of the1
those using them speak hdsn''
cheap, durable and lasting; $1,000; 81
r. orce Pumps. 1890 ana S,oSS nS sSOO.
Pumps, sII 90, Family p%mp1, NJ keeper, j
The we'll know restaurant HaoELANl
No. so4 King street, Wlimi0E''Dot WI11sin9 or
Manufactures and ProprMlsesUXe .daJ
promptly attended to- m
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
GROWING HOPES OF PEACE.

The healthy growth of the baby is de-
pendent upon its freedom from the per-
nicious effects of opium. DIR. Bulls baby
syrup is the best remedy known for the
diseases of early childhood.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
FOR ALL

IN thelf own localities, canvaSsIng for the
FIEEsIDE VISITOR, (enlargedJ weekly
ana monthly. LARGEST PAPER IN THE
WORLD, with Mammoth Chromos Free -
Big Commissions to Agents. Terms and
Outht free. Address p. .. VICKERY An
gusta, Maine.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMEN ENT,

plAWn Beautiful Concert npHAN
tAN4 Grand Pianos, cost uhuAN
8 900, only S425. superb Grand Square
Pianos, cost 81, 100, only S255. Elegant Up
right Pianos, cost $500, only SIb5. New
Style Upright Pianos S1l2.50. Organs S35
Organs IL stops, S72.5J. Church Organs, !,
10 stops, cost.S39O, only Sll5. Elegant S375
Mirror Top Organs only Sl05. Tremend-
Gus sacrihce to close out present stock.
New Steam Factory soon TO be erected
Newspaper with much inform alton about
cost OF Pianos ana Organs, SENT FREE.
Please address DANIEL f. BEATTY
Washington, N, j
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30
l CURE FlTS!!

When say cure do not mean merely
TO stop them for time and then have them
return again; | mean radical crue. |
am regular physician, and have made
the disease of
Fits, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness
lifelong study. warrant my remedy
to cure the worst cases. Because Others
have failed Is no reason for not now re-
ceiving cure from me. Send TO me at
once for TREATISE and FREE BoTTI,r
of my infalible remedy. Give express and
postofi1ce. 1t costs you nothing for trial
ROOT, 1873 Pearl ST., New York:
The daily gazette., 1878-05-30

Al Mixed Cards, with name. 10 cts. -,
~ Agents, outfit 10c. l.. JONES d CO..
Nassau. N. Y.
OK Fancy cards, Snowflake Damask. AS
~ sorted in % styles, with name, 10 cts
Nassau Gard Co.. Nassau, N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24
SI>PENDING 4 BfNk CfSIIIER.
How Mr.. CASTOR Of the state Hank Of New.
nrk Deceived The Directors.

Mr.. Isaac Castor, the Cashier Of the
National state Bank. Newark. has been sus-
pended 10y the President MIR. Theodore
Ma'knct. for irregular transactions with
james T.. Bathgalr Jr.. If tho firm of
james T. hgalc 4 Sons. wholesale
butchers. Tho Mrssrs Bathgaie were the
largest d "a!nr- at the bank. thoir transactions
roa hing nearly 81 0O0.OOO year and in some
months amounting 10 OVER s2in Onn MIR Gas
tom bats been connected with the bank for
tW"n'v'Ny' wears. and he has been locked uron
O. Nh" 90 illr most honest amt honorable mon In
N'Mhrh. ms Suspension, therefore. created a
s'm~H'inn IA nanklns CIRCLES.
PRESIDENT MarknW told "A rrpnrt.r for THE
StN yesterday that he was appointed President
nn Jan. /. u" ut omen examined the affairs Of
iNr h4uk. lie questioned the clerks. and lrarn-
'i ilni Nlr. Gl~tnn had for about two years INST
lNlhri money To- bathgnte ~ sons on their
checks ANA drafts. ana that entries had boon
made on TIE books H. show that the checks and
drafts had hprn forwarded Ia other hinks Tor
c.li'rilun, when, IN inca. they were retained hv
Ar. Ghriun To- accommodate iiathgalc 4 Sons
l'i'~" 'ic'hs aud drafts ranged from 81 uun :o
'Nwn, Mr. Nmhu'i discovered thai thr Bath
Eti'- hNu loaned money to Mr. CASTOR and that
h'. IA return, had Ul1h"d their drafts without
ilf knoWlHi-e Of the directors thus exceeding
hi~ authority. lie would cash "A tirlft nt 81 nuo
or slnuuu. and hold It back until such tinn n,
li' bu'hEhi'- could meet H. Within the last
lNN'aN~ ."N raj checks have come buck urn-
tested. aud the Bathgalcs have not taken them
w, lul lNN nav" promised to s"cur" tn" bank
hN lh"ir private property, which II valuable.
II Wa learned last evening" from a source be-
llrN'd lp le Trustworthy. that the bank has lost
>liunW ny Cashier Castor, alleged culusiun
Wih B1thgai" y SONS. lie advanced To- them
'dge oi the bank officials, and tiO,uOO in dis
counts regular
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The House went on with the Steamboat
bin. and an amendment fixing the fee for mas
tors. engineers. and pilots res-ued certih-
Gates al Il was adopted.
5ir. Luurcll Dem. CAL offered an amend
ment providing that no American vessel shall
employ u any capacity whatever Chinese or
VI lngollan.
Mr., Mamma Rep. Inl.l-ls there any Gov
ernm"nt On earth that makes such a dscrim-
nation
Mr.. lu''ror-I 10 not believe there is n man
ON Ur ia lile cnlsi, Republican or Democrat
unl"s- 10" j. % cppitnist who does not helirv" in
making this discrimination; IL II in the inter
o-t OF labor, 81 morals. AMI Of good govern
monl
Mr. Harrison Dem. H. Suppose an Amer
lean snap pn IN" Chinese coas' shall have some
az il ~"amnn disabled; or suppose they should
dlr ~ desert Would You have the Captain
sud 60 America fur -Iilor-f
Mr.. Luur'' We'll, sir, | an in favor Of pro-
tcNiuE AMERICAN seamrn. Laughtcrl
Nr. NNl"r prn.. ,Ohio Nv oud not the same
prinoiyl" niply 90 AN foreigners;
Mr.. NNlor--And is it not In direct violation NJ
Tho trepl with ihinaf
Mr. unr"I ! do not know that IL g.
Amer luru'r discussion. ~ the request ~
VIZ. 'a..i N"u.. fnl, Mr.. Lutirrll Withdrew
~. %"u. '!.r.. FL. Y'-,ri an amendment
r'Gulrina N"fN steamships tn carry Hinnriur
rrd o'u.r Appliances f.r ,u-tiur SHOT lines on
~! q" Dr. .t-.' .nilWr' h, At Npiod
IT'D" iHl WOES iNon lald aside. ANA lhe Speaker
pro- 'hi.i tlin senate resolutions in honor ~
thr lu'r Mr. Eo-t of Missouri Spor hos were
made hy % nuluh-r nf (tingft--mru, the rrSOlu-
u"is were Adoptnd. and the House adjourned.
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FEW PARTING WORDS.
Paimer's Reioind-r to Boucicsulrs Curbstoae
Interview.

In recent interview. Mr.. BOuccau!t
stated that the onion square management took
Clara Morris from the Finh Avenue Theatre
giving that as al illustration ot his right To- ut
NJ. Thorne II h. could. Nj Palmer when
asked about it yesterday said: This old man
is wors, than the plague and what he says Is
utterly false Miss Morris was not taken by III
from the Finn Avenue Theatre until She
brought US the opinion of her legal adviser
that she was not under contract with Mr.. Daly
When SD" came TO us uncngaged. we took her
49, Tor Miss J"wcit she e0udn ert her sulury
Bon .,".i; says ,uu ar rutii-lun" man
".eI-.
"N"-. dDn't precisely understand the nlrnn-
ing II that; but de- understand MNy l. j. i,ul-
Gus and "nviou~. he came 90 is when the the
utr" doors were closed against nina and offered
la tl" aGuptut.ou. I.rd i-tr;H. which was n
suDcrss. AMI then he praised us to the skies.
Within u Ncar he has come 10 Us with three or
Tour schemes and several plays. all of which
r"lr'trd. II We had taken them there would he
H. nnl"Vplrn'e in tn" old erntlcnan's talk.
Ihls who" thing Is nulsanor-as h" IT,
DID Nalack treat your call az an impcrti-
nenrr;
"On the contrary"
u" YOU brIlevr. no preparations were made
In this dirntinnf'
know there were. Mr. Ti-singon was re-.
hearsing on NallHrks stage for the Bruuehum
benefit un" day. tn" next he WIS r,ilrnI-inE
here. aud when he slW the scenes he said.
WY, saw scenes precisely Ike those in Wat
lack :.
And Moss?"
Mr.. Mor, himself told me in the presence Of
three men. that in their new play thore We're
scenes like those in our play. Then too. Bou-
ccnut Telegram 10 Thorne showed his hand.
Ihnrc IL no need Of any further discussion.
TIA" iai Is Tue Sun turned it, calcium light ON,
amt bourlcauli was discovered. That's all there
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Jir GOTLD'S LATEST SCHEME.


MANIFESTATION lam - Thn i,nl- In.nn.ni,
'7'"''
IN y"-t"rday issu" Of jay Gould's Tribune pur-
porting ii re.itr the uroecedinrs Lnfor. tho
su,..,n,ni,t., nm ,b. Mn too,,"n, ,i,oof
SUI '"i"l''' ''H ''" III" ''N'chu th' llih' OF
the Northern Pacific Is no,iccahly false. Mr.
Goull- it .rost lies ia em'urrls.iul. tho c,n-
80 ''" ~ ''' N'l'".'" "''N' anu. II pos
sipe. IN preventing II altogether. For this rea-
s,n A.. ftvors IN. Mitchell hfn or anv ..,b..r
,ta, ,.,,, or,,.,,oa,,, -, ,,t' ~ ~ ~,
vac" wiz ''ip".' nl'u r''nI" 'he MAN Hh'' Inc
Portland. south Pass and salt Lake Company il
SAID t. ha n corporation ON manor ,b. entire
,o,.',,i i,,.,..,., -. ,i.-,,. - -, -
'"''"' investor p'ihR "uout $50 me amount
I"fs-aiv I. s",rr" ia" Oregon state charter.
3 % FlI- Gould lrntosf- ?, confer about five
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There will be II grand entertainment 10y pro-
iess,onal and amateur athletes at Gilmore Garden
morrow and saturday evenings Piof Miller John
Dwyer VIM CLARK, VIM. Mcclellan. DE Nuielle. Min.
lN stcr thas murphy and manN others viii participate
Nlesllmg walking, sparrine, ienolns, bArle rnrns,
and Other Athltr sports complete The prog The
building IL comfortably nuOIVl
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Ready 10 Walk en- water.

Mr.. Joseph Carter OF London. Just arrived In
the Canada claims To be able To walk and skate Oh
smooth water lie says he has performed the feat in
country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24
E.p.llea from the ehleago Hoard OF Traas.

CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-In accordance with bal
lot taken by the Board OF Trade in is7i and the rulings VI
,he surr.n, court OF Iiinnis Monday " II sturpes
was to ay formally expelled irum the privilege OF mem
brr-lnp II had been one vi ne heaviest operators IN
Change i0r many years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24

Rye quiet but barley active sales 5000 bush AZ
52a53c. for feeding Western and o5c for common two.
rowed state Oats hrmcr and more active, sales
G2Opo bush. at 3hspdTc for graded mixed. and
for mixed and ad'i937c Tor white. Indian corn rather
rmcr and mode aciv active; sales on the spot 30 ~"
bush at 4s@62c for Western mixed. including No a
6oa62c. In store and arout. No q NJ fs@4ai5c; and
steamer mixed bGl itcj7c yellow Jcrs, and South
ern 56a5pc FOR future delivery 24Np bush. stenutNr
mixed, January. 57mjTsc aud 70 100 bush old No ~
siisc for January. FEBRUARY aud March
SuSpRIrs-Naval stores were quiet and unchanged I;
sni's tufpentinc ale. to good strained rO.iu,
ri coat 81, Petroleum was steady and quiet: crude.
in hulk sa7 ac refined in hhls ~ &C. Ocean freight
were very quiet hut steady; grsin 10 Liverpool. by
steam quoted 81 ID cheese taken at sos -four to l.o
don bv sail "a oil cake sd al3s flour TO Glas
gov. nv steam, IS sd lard 4o'; grain to CORR ~
orders quoted III ats charters of note took Place.
tirocfRfts-Sugar was dun aud nominal ~ Tsa1sr
Tor Air tu good refining 81 ,g9s Tor hard refined ai
~. 90 .c Tor standard 4 Rice was quiet AZ 5is8lt
Tor southern New orleans molasseS sold tairy Al 90
Tor common to choice Coffee dun AMI NJ ~
nominal tor all kinds. sales 2Vp bags here. Bur. %
i7.c orinar, prime Rio. io@is'ic Maracaibo, AZ
L. L. d -L.IL
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had catarrh but invested 70 cents In Elliott
csrboAe snud. 81 10 worth iIs weight ~ gold" Ads.
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wAttH--fHt-
sandy liOok. II IGlGov Island IL 80 Hell uNe 81
Acknowledgements. Jan %.
s. Regulator. tunc. wilmington
- Hudson. GHgcr New orleans
- iuii 81 lille. Pierce. Philadelphia.
=. Ahpnarlr Gibbs. LuWts
- Myonn. Jones' Ii, rpool Jan ~. and Queenstown
1iih.
=. Nirlind lichch. Iinnhurs Jan - aud Havfs iXth
S-tiif uf Vera cruz. Van see Havana
sd W ENermal. rlat Phiiidcluhia
- MORGAN tity. Reed New orleans
Ship Bedford. tuugtun. Liverpool.
Hark Eruc. DcrnarIt. ti,uon
HNk IiWnu. williamson Liverpool.
Bark Nhna. ns'u. ITO I.n.iru
Bank Nutmf Ntht..- H. Dnhun
bark Alaska Ferry. N,-,iiiH
RHrk Angelo ~iF-uu. santos
BARK Albion. Nielsen. Rotterdam.
Bark IlaNIo. Mare 80. taglinn
Bris Eusella smith. NtIulloch. Rotterdam,
Srlr Tam ~ ~haiitrr. Lrlul. Bafacoi.
Scnr sarah " Hunt, McFadlru. BaracoA
Alfctht usual uscr ana cuaIwi-e v"---i.
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The superiority

OF Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster to all other
porous plastersis very marked AL druggists ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who
we're suffering from dYspep STA. debility. Se.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24

Use Olliffe's "rnsteless" Cod Liver OIL with
LINE and wild cherry Sud By druggists Depot .
bVNeIY-AdS
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Susintss CLOTHES.
ldoipho Wolfc's

Suslntss CLOTHES.
ldoipho Wolfc's
SCIllEDAN SCHNAPPs
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Take wine glass three times ad day
BEWARE or CorNrERFErTs AND mutations
Balls and Receptions vs.. snow and Rain =
Roots she's Gaiicr- al India Rubber Boot, and shoes
ail STYLES AMI prices fatrunilr
MILLER co. $40 Broadway. near i4th 81
Thermometers! from 25c e. sli tor all purpOea
at Hol.bBAIllEk'S. ppuciti ~ Fulton 81. y \.
The best Remedy Tor Children while Teeth.
lug Mr.. MlN~iUA'~ ~sntiiu- ~frfp.
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LOOK

so ~iOlCil"
l. 'oWiue
900 Nn ~ oi the
NEW YORK WEEKLY
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MARINE fNTELLIGENCE.

nfSft-rTF AtYsNAc-rHis nav.
IN rises - sets..... ~ Noon rises. 1 %
Nlcn wAttR--rHi- nav.
indy HOOK II 81 GOV. Island. IL 80 He'll uNte. 81
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BLiINE'S SILTTR ram.
Providing for Ia" HoInnge ~ "a SILVER Dollar
or the Fun Value ~ "a Gold Dollar

WAsnINGroN, Jan. g. The text Of the bill
introduced ia the senate to-day by Mr.. Blaine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24

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