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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15
sheriG,s sale.

GMcIlu - $dAC,
County OF Boise.
n.aY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- OF the Probate Court of Boise county, Idaho
Territory. and to me directed and devei ed, have
levied, and taken all the right title and interest
OF Geo Swearenger OF, in and 10 the following prop
erty. to.wit One piece or parcel of land situa, ed
In the rear OF John Suhlsens dwelling house in
Idaho City, Boise county, l. T.. said lot being one
the buildings thereon, formerly coupled by the
said Geo. Ssearenger a stable and dwelling housa,
which | shall expose to sale at public vendun, as
the law directs, on the
18th Day Of July, A. D. 1879,
between the hours of o'clock A. M. and o'clock
OF that day, at the premises in said County to
satisfy said execution and all costs
JOHN VI. pANSKIN,
Sheriff of Boise County, l. L.
Dated this, 18th day of Jane. A. D. 1s79-4w.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-07-15

/ The United States Mining Law and Land
0ffite Instructions Hereunder. Each section OF
the law il Immediately followed by the Land Office
instructions relating thereto. This ia a consen-
lent arrangement. IL avoids turning several
pages when the Instructions are consulted In CON
aeciisjn with the law.
Y. A Digest OF all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now IN force. IL is brought down 10 the date
Of publication and. containing the latest decisions,
takes the place OF all prior publications.
8, New and Improved Forms for making the
various proof from the location OF n claim minor s
lien, notE TO delinquent co-owiers. Re. down to
issuance Of patent
A A Complete list OF Patented Mining Claims,
arranged by state, Territory, County, and District.
This lis Is worth TO mining men many times the
price OF the book
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
THE OPERA IN BOSTON.

The first week of the MaplesOn company III
Boston resulted probably in pecuniary loss, the dsap
pntlent Occasioned by the Illness of Miss Hauk aGd
the consequent substitution Of Z" II TrOvatOre" for
Caruen the first nght, seriously affecting the sale
Of tickets most OF the subsequent performances.
There was only hOuse for " La SOnnambula on
the second Night, and it better when Mis-
Hauk finally made her appearance in Carmen
on Friday. on the other hand the principal
artists have been most enthusiastically welcomed
by the audiences aud the critics Nine. Gcrster has
carried The people captive, just she did here. Not
Tor decade says one paper IN describing her 4siHG,
has sutha grand success been upon operate
stage and those had the pleasure OF enjoying
The performance last evening viii certainly remember
as OF the most notable musical events which this
musical e!ty has ever known slg Campanint has
hccn received with delight hardly less ecstatic
RaBs even more gratifying. because it is mingled with
something Of the warmth of old friendship
This Is no more than expected Both these fine az
t.sts arr certain TO make sensation in every city on
thelr routy. Mss Hauk, as matter OF course, has
scored great success in Carmen" the commendaii0n
OF her singing ana acting beiBg cordial ana unanimous
The Opera itself appears-f 70 judge from The
Somew hat dscordnt OF the presto have pqued
and puzzled public curiosity very much 1t did here,
everybody being interested but few knowing at first
what 10 th;nS Of IT, There be little doubt however,
ApOat iiS speedy popularity.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
THE BTrrIDOZTRs COREERED.

Y
Mr.. White, the always careful and trust
worthy OF InE TRIBUNE in letter which
appears Thursday issue Of tnt paper, presents facts
that 20 show tnat the whole scheme OF stung naot
bnNes In various parts OF south Carolina with kiss
lone tickets, invented aud engineered bY members
" the Democratic County Committee OF Charleston.
e Republican leaders of that cty learned the Oetaa
of the rouS piracy the sunday before the election
their Information coming directly ON me ID nocratlt
County Committee. SO positive ana clrcuu5L9nJltl
w. this Information. according 10 Mr. White,
ihat on tie daY before the election the Republicans
csased 10 be posted all the city printed notice
warning whom It might couce1n voters super ana
arshals of elections and Others against precisely the
,Drt o frauds which ere actually pcrp,trated Ihe
object IL this notice, 10 gel at least 900 df THESE
kt,,-iokcs (tckets in small ype tissue paper IN each
E9liCt-bOx" An attemIt has been made IN some CUR
trrs 70 show that this circular was not printed un
fie The election, but Mr. White brings II TO naugnl hy
calling attention 10 the fact hat me Charleston NcES
nd Courier leading Democratic organ "f the STATE
made mention OF II III its columns on election Gay
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

wallack The opportunity to contrast the Styles 0, M
Wallack and Mr.. Coghan naturally arouses no h'ue
curiosity.
The San Francisco Minstrels produce much
merrment and afford great deal Of pleasure generally
at their Opera House.
General Tom Thumb and wife, Miss Amy
Reed and Major Newell are prepared 20 delight the
ehdien by their amusing performance az the Masonic
Hall which includes oay en- titled "Tbe MschleVous
Monkey"
The programme for the third concert of the
NewYork Philharmonic Society next saturday includes
Schumanns Il fiat symphony, LISTS nat concerto
played by Mr. Franz RumWel. Burgtefs " Proinetheus
overture. and soggs ny Mrs. Anna Granger Dow.
"M'liss' will be produced at the Standard
Theatre this evening Suce its performance at Nbos'
last September has been partially rewritten and re-
modelled TO the extent OF having fourth act writ
ten hch continues the action OF the play IN the mine s.
instead of removing IL TO San Francisco.
The last nights Of "Uncle Dan1." at the
Broadway Theatre. are announced. Lies Fcureham-
bault" adapted by ID. Dalzel will be proGuceo on the
18th ith the Lingards. Miss L. Le Clair. Mr. Joseph
WheelUck. Mr.. W II. CromptOn. Mr.. j. Daveau, Mr. o.
H. Barr ana Mr. Lyon IN the cast
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

~ ,rou the railway station TO any part
J. tho e,ty TO which the traveller may oe goint'
y oot :, any place on the lines OF rdi' not OnS WIZ"
VI " ,rble but without risk The messenger pah iS'
.ux,r,ps even more convenient by rinSius
hic ~ beu the subscriber 90 particular agency op-
h ,o ssrvees OF boy within two or three minutes
20 At his disposal TO deliver any note tnat ne may
-, 70 send with dispatch Ihe Pd' AG" O"'e"e eoH
go that IN such matters the Engish are eei'"''
b,ndband" and describes their oassageeIeySaI ssc
te a. Thoag every Enslishman VINO mas ever Yer 'stge b"
tbe limited states approves near 1iiat nrtain will
tnGentsd tnc mot a railway company ID 1re" Di'"'N ''
take it up. II ,,.Io,
Verv fuI rcports are given IN the last Lon
don papers Of the presentation OF an auu'FSs @ .l'
= rorl Beacoushold on December 20 Oy the 4Vo D.'s
.idepts In California. The address written ny "uy
- q, black letter with Illuminated initials on a mar
rn hand OF scroll of veum. the names OF All tne bi
a., osses,ons Including Cyprus being inscribed on 'Ne
,ar margin AT the top was tn British ehs'En' "'
c,nted nv An Imperial crown. In the lett corner "0.
+he arms Of the Earl OF Beaeonsheld Tue ii -,
motto OF the Order OF the Garter inelrc'Hs 'H'
with the arms Of the family OF Dlsi"en an" -
rocon saeld's motto " FOytI nihd dglcHe' on s'io
haneath AT the foot was band "I oruaneH'' We
80 % arpaea from the sea- and English menoi-"ar'
he casset foot in length. and OF obOng iOrm' N"So
C,uforniaD silver Ornamented with Cdhioran Soiu'
mosaic panels OF polished quartz III Ioi' "'i' ~
,ovsl arms ana at the back, In reef III ehaeu so'
view of the Golden Gate entrance 10 tuo haI"o' Vi 9
ranctseo On the OF the caSket were the ars Oh
Tord Bcaconsheld and mosaic panels composer
~ various California ores, polished Ihe eaSAe1
haA nroyided for IL case OF California maple
In his reply to the address LORD beacohS-
1.,d smoke al considerable length To me- he
said there is something infnit " touching when
remember that this Offering from my felloweounTymen
a not even frcm the colonial subjects OF her IL
iT in a most prcnlar country, new state, but yet
cir TED .ne-a state remarkable for It's un5ounded
cDc-Cy and fmitable experience, pursuing couIst
ifs of so absorbing a character that II wOuu seem aU
Ir.t that II could hardly give them an opportunty ~
s1,k of ANYTHING but that which tEcy were ehKagSt
" a. Harrl-cu tne delegate from California TemaTheI
tbaf the subscribers the ad rees resarueu LViu
pearopsfeId as the foremost man IN all the "oiiu'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
DIED

CANYON SATURDAY January 1879 at his residence 22f
Wrsf 39thst Ira l.. Csidy. age G2 years.
Reatyss and lrioas family tye 20 attend inc
funeral rom the Washington square NJ +. Nhurch ih ST.
near Gth3ve. Wednesday at lOJO m Ills requested
that hOweTs be sent
LVOUEER-On SATURDAY evening. January L. Mary r. orr
wife OF BOJert : Luqueer E ana iauSter OF D''l oH'
esq. formerly Ot Albany. 1890.
aenI the the residence OF her ther 70 west
d-th-st'. On Tuestiav. January :. AZ D. m
Tta remgus be ed the following daY 10 Albany TOT
lntermrnt Friends requested not to send HoWers
PORTER ON sunday, 5th inst, Minnie Estee. daugh
rcr OF am Annie NJ. Porter IN the 10th year oI her
FTpr from the residence 81 her parents 2lo PARK pase
Brooklyu " einesday, the stl INST. at l3O o'clock D. Ia
ROCKWEIL--N BROOKLYN, v. Y, FRIDAY. January 3 1872
~ scarlet and dphhera James = rockwell aged ol
Fnea services Dryae from his late residence No Mon
tague Terrace. on 1Ontay, 9Th INST, al O'Clock o. ~
SUA RTS-on SATURDAY morning 4th nst after nger ng
anil pa nf Illness Annie beloved wife o Frederick swaft
ip the 3yth year ot her age. - o--,,- -
Funeral from her residence SCI Sackettst Br0okyn on
Monday. 9Th INST, at noon.
WARD-At Bloomfield. N J., January 4, 1879 Charles "
Ward. aged y years -.,..,- .--.,,., a.
Behaves and Of the family respectfully iuy 70
attend funeral from his ate residence on Tuesday Janu
ary T. at 1870 y. m. 80 ,o 40. -. ...,.
from Barclay At. New-fork
WYCKOFFOn Thursday January 3. Alice Paving. dangh
ter of Peter A Wycko IN tue l4th year OF her
prstyes and friends family Respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Monday January Al O'CLOCK ho
l28 Amty.st., BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
OPENING TIE NEW CAPITOL.
PREPARATIONS TOR THE COMING RECEPTION
GUESTS WHO ARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR TIRE EVENING.
80, no -,,,

PREPARATIONS TOR THE COMING RECEPTION
GUESTS WHO ARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR TIRE EVENING
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSs.l
ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The reception in the new
Cap,to building on Tuesday evening next promises TO
give much enjoyment the five thousand or more per
sons who will probably attend it. committee OF
patotic residents Of Albany has abored vigorously for
several weeks make the entertainment brilliant ana
highly delightful one Their enterprise has won much
popuar approval and support, ,nd apparently Will re-
ceve the additional reward of All the expenses
of the reception will be paid with subscriptions 10
fund for that purpose provided almost entirely by res
deuts OF this city The house warming OF the magnih
cent building placed by the State In Albany Is thus
rightly provided for by the citizens OF this city, Inc
committee issued 1000 invitations to the re-
cepton and far the seeepances ounumber the re-
erets three 10 one. Mayor Solan will formally receive
the guests and this duty Will be assisted by the to
lowing Reception Committee: Hamilton Harris, Rob
ert H. Pruyn, John r. smyth. Daniel Manning. Erastus
Corning Charles T. Smith, Robert L. Banks and John d.
Thacher.
TIL lately It has been some what feared that Governor
Robinson would not take part in the reception He ap
parently does not like the Capitol. and begrudges
the money upon It. Az official residence NE de
cines TO ace Ut Of it until the building IL nearer
completion. The most tempting descriptions of TIE
grandeur OF the apartments provided Tor him III lne
building have hitherto failed TO entice him iptot bis
rooms are ready for occupancy, but he has pOhu'eS
refused 20 occupy them during the session OF the ess
lature OF this year All legislative committees VII
therefore have seek him in his present eosey quarters
in the old Capitol However he has so far yielded In
his conservative policy in this respect ss To promise to
attend the reception. lie will be accompanied By Dis
military STAFF. whose uDforms' lsvishy spangied Win
gold VIII DO valuable addition 10 the dress OF the oec
.on The following State officers will also be present
Controller Oeott Secretary OF State Beach Treasurer
Maehin. Canal Auditor schuyler, Insurance superin-
tendent smyth, Bank Superintendent Lamb, Attorney
General sehoonmsker and superintendent OF instruc
ton Ginour IL s hoped that both tne United states
Senators from this VIII be present Senator Conk
Ling sent n telegram yesterday sayag thai no would
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
A CONSPIRACY UNVEILED.


The NetC- lOrk Express. a Democratic organ,
wants 10 know why the Republicans do not move ior
-nurougb Investigation Of these CIp1er dispatches"
,id uts that Republicans have some ENG - conceal.
r.at they do not. The Republican pautr- have been
very cautions about saying ANYTHING about tGc pher
d. ..patches especially TIE NEw-NORK lRIBuNE, when
be hiding the TACT ihat there wa ever such
thing a clpner dl, patch. cOUaceneF VII uncO-
mon Dersstcnry Ihc Potter Committee TOO, which was
appointed especially for the purpose OF investigating
tie frauds an the last Presidential election, must
be entirely controlled by its Republican members That
il does not say thing about the clphers, although
Chairman PO ter and % subcommittee have just visited
Nrw-O leans day two. probably 10 consult pr-
vatey with Mrs Jcks But the cheek OF the average
Democrat is simply stuppndous. Their party controls
the House and the Potter investigating Committee ana
II cn they try make out that the RepuD cans are
solely blame because the practices OF Tae0
and other Democratic leaders are not investigated.
They Will accuse Nephew Pelon OF being RepuD-
Iiean
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MISS DICKINSON,S PLANS.

To Me EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: So many people want to know what
Anna Dickinson purposes doing and many unauthor
lied and contradictory reports have been put m circua
ton that must beg space in your paper TO give gen
eral answer, aud to do 1t over my own That I
have not work for the last year il solely In
sequence OF heath propose 10 answer TO almost In
Vulnerable requests TO talk about the platform and the
sscr from the patform and later IN the season. DO
what 1 upon the stage IN new piece Cf my own
writing and In engagement already made
May add that hope my old friends Will be half ss
Had 10 | shall he 10 meet them and that
wish one and ali "a Happy New Year.
ANNA l.. DICKINSON
PhiiGdelDhid, Penn, Jan. 2, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tllden will visit Washington at the close of
tie holiday seasOD Let the band play, see the con-
quering cpnerer comes.-iChcaGo Inter-Oceau (Rep.l
1t looks as though Ohio was to be made the
pyOt for the sid Bal election OF next year TO turn
oa This is the meaning OF the lively interest already
excited over election for Governor this year-S
Louis Republican (DemD
Bayard's is the only name which can make
Pennsylvania any tbiug like dehatabe state, ana he
could carry York wItn less effort than any other
candidate Mr. ridden will lose II hOpelessy, aud not De
IN the contest in TINS state Lancaster Examiner ana
Express (Rep)
And now since Mr.. Potter proposes TO ex-
anime those cipher dispatches there Will 0e an OppOru
nity for Mr.. Tilden's ark "angels 10 furnish new
combination through his Nephew ianor-that IA, II
they are dIssas d wItb the one already supplied Dy
THE TRIBUNE Binghamt0n Republican.
The question as to whether the Radical party
cln inuuccd nominate John sherman for the Pes
denry Is certainly interesting Next TO HAYES,
thcre who could he selected more acceptable
10 he Democracy john sherman stands to-day as The
most prominent exponent OF all that is Dad III American
pOiitic-.-l Washington Post (Dem)
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
ALBANY.
poINGs At THE STATE CAPITAL.

DOINGS At THE STATE CAPITAL.
A FRIENDLY CONTEST FOR THE sPEAKERsHlP-EF
FEcrs or THE sNow-BLOCKADE-1HE NEW CAP
IToI RECEPTION S-BEvENUEs FROM THE STATE
CANALS
General Hustled is not candidate for Speaker OF
the Assembly, and throws the weight OF
his influence for Mr.. AlvOrd. Ii IS pos
sible that the snow blockade of the rail-
roads NAV delay the organization oil
the Legislature. The Canal Auditor Will report
that the canals have earned net revenue OF $24o'
9O2 which is due to economy in management as
there has been decrease in gross re-
ceipts. The Auditor again advocates making the
canals free by Constitutional amendment. Prepar-
ations for the reception at the new Capitol are COM
pleed.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The StrikOsch opera season opens at Booths
tonight with Aida"
The Bankers Daughter still holds the
stage oi tnc Union square Theatre.
The Babes in the Woods may be seen
ever. evening at the Park Theatre
Mr. Frank Mayo will appear this evening at
Nhlo's IN bis weil-known character. Dary Crockett
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson continues his beautiful
imPersonaons Of Rip Ton Wiasie at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre.
Mr.. Henry Carter viii resume his weekly
organ reeiias at Trinity Church next Thursday after
Doon. at $50.
The first concert Of the New-York Philhar-
hOuic Cub will be given at Chiekering Hall tomorrow
syeaihg
AT Last" has proved very attractive at
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
IN MEMORY OF PROFESSOR HENRY.

The Board of Regents of the Smithsonian
Institution, on the 11th May last, passed resolution
requesting the Executive Committee 10 make ar
rangements for public cOmmemOration in honor
of the late Professor Henry, Secretary OF
the Institution. The Executive Committee COW
announces that in accordance with the above
mentioned action a concurrent resolution was passed
by Congress on the lOtn OF December TO the effect
that the Senator's and Representatives VIII take part m
tne services which will held ~ the han Ot The House
o Representatives Thursday, the lGtu 81 January at
o. M ana The attendance Of the public is Invited.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sy1toDsis far tas past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. Jan. g, l a. m.-The barom-
ctcr has risen somewhat the Middle Atlantic States
ana gland and remains highest in the northwest,
but IN the southwest is also very high. Temperatures
have risen slightly ov5r the Lake region. Middle and
Gull states Clondy weather and prevail III the
Lower Lake region.
Indications
Vor the Middle Atlantic states, dminishing northwest
psIy followed by northeast winds; stationary or MS
iug barometer; warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
For New England diminishing northwest winds, rising
barometer.
CoahoRdry Signals
CautiOnasy ofslIore signals continue at Indianola,
Galveston Port EadS. Mobile, Cape May, Atlantic City,
Barueg8t and Sandy Hook
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
THE FUNERAL OF JUDGE SHERMAN.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 5.-The funeral of
Judge sherman held yesterday from his late resi-
denee in this city. the Right Rev. Bishop Bede ofoia
ing large number OF friends and relatives Of the
family ia atte ndsnce aD,ong whom Secretary
shorsnsn and General sherman. seoator Cameron and
" Ife aud General Miles and wife.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
THE RAIANCE OF TRADE.

The statistics of the commerce of the eleven
months OF 1875 ending witt November 80, have been
revised to January 2 They show balance OF trade IN
merchandise in Of America amounting to 9269,-
5Js 6l9 against similar balance IN the corresponding
period Of 1877 amounting 10 Si0O3O4.990. The ball
auce in specie is in Of imports tle amount OF
81 767 306. Ia the eleven months Of ls1l thrr wa~
an excess Of exports OF specie amounting 10 4 29cO
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
AID FOR TIE DEMOCRATS.

FTOTf TIC Y. y ItHII'FTV'U' zfUtt'''7V' 'I.oU'I.
When The tribune says, III referring 10
william LLOYD GarrsOn's letter, that the feeling Oi the
ov North toward states Of the Coniedordcy Is 0ne
of htter disappointment rather than recruitment II
n;ters truth that seutimeDtasts In politics cannot
or will not appreciate. They assume that tue Replbi-
can StawartS anxious 10 keep he country divided
80 they can retain power Huwl Republican scntl-
meutalists doing for Democracy what Democracy
nnnr ~ ID for Itself
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
A STRIKE OF MINERS.

PoTTsvULE, Penn, Jan. 5.-Seven hundred
men and boys employed at the Brooksidc Coliery Ie"
fused to go to work yesterday. demanding two months
back pay which they claim Is due them. The eoliery.
which i the largest in this region, operated by the
Paladclphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company mas
been idle since Friday
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
OFFICIAL REPORTS

TIE STATE MiLIriA-PuBLio rpUcATIoS-THREE
SAVINGS BANK FAILUREs-rnE NEW CAPITOL
fYnoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRrpuShI ]
ALBANY, Jan. 5.-The State Legislature Is
made the medium through which the State onoefs re-
port the people their official ssts and thA history oil
thsr aepsrtmepts rom year 10 year. Most % shsse ~
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
DON CAMERON'S CLAIMS FOB A REELECTION.
From The PitstU,g Commercial GGzte tRep.l
We hone there viii be 10 unseemy dispute

Over The Ume3 Sta e, ,ruatorshP A. "a present. we
see no reason thinku, that viii I've any trouble
or question on the subject without special parality,
other than that which rests the desire for the best
GOOD to the Republican party, believe senator Don
Cameron should be ti-cted his slcvess0r. We say
for several rea He thus far made au excel
cut senator. Hi social position his Gear business
srse hs practical sagacity his personal relations with
nj, brother Senators ani his experience make him capa-
Die OF serving Sate better than any other that could
Da sale er.da At ms
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
And now, since Mr. Potter proposes to {
ONE OF HRNDRfcKs's MISTAKES.

If Hendricks had only insisted on the elec-
tiou VOOrates senate three ago he NJ glt
nave carr ell point, and thus would Mcdonald have
deprived Of that pOrtance Pic~ldcnUal pos
>iliity which his position IN the Senate gives him
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. q, a. M During the clear
and partly cloudy weather saturday the barometer re-
maiHed almost stationary, excepting sudden rise IN
the afternoon (see lower line dlagam). The fair
weather yesterday accompanied by very little
variation III the mercury until evening. when marked
upward movement recorded (see upper line dia
sraInl ON saturday tie temperature ranged between
5 and IS the average bein- IA higher than the
age 'Or Friday Yesterday tue temperature ranged Oe
tween l7o ana 26' The amount OF moisture IN tine air
has been IuCreancd.
Warmer and partly cloudy weather may be expected
IN tins city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

NoTEThe Steinway Pianos we're the only officially
used by Her Mlesys Opera Troupe, al the Academy OF
Music IN the recepuon-roOm In the greenoom IN the o'
cestra and on the stage The programmes FOR each peres
ance contained official announcement that the eu
nv Her Maes opera Troupe from the celebrated house
OF sTEINwAY SONS.
THE ABOVE certificate may be seen at the pianoiorte
,roro,,,s n, sTEINWAY & SONS. Steinwsy Hall, y. V
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

See thas now and fascinating novel, sEhAsTIAS uss
onhli.hed IN TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRA 40. H. Price lo
-. Aaan.. ssrly TIE TRIBUNE. Sew.York.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

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