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, 1879-01-15

bricks, who ia IN town, sfates that tho West anu
s, so.in H' 60 genuine 1n opoh o1m III onoa ca1c vi In,
caHaalc nI rtetN.;nl' v"'i En.1a sn ~ =" wan
uga!n forca MI Eastern man upon tic party.
- woMAH.sufYnAnE.
90, Dsnatca 70 Io*!' rIr t'""r'sft."asnst. a.,.
WAsntsdTo*, u g, 9af,: ,amLns'aY U, "e,f
CATION a'Ettcd ny the Na.onn, "n',nt,. 4,. ,.;.,.
lraQe Assosiato pfes'eu .nu ,,,an nr
hcn.n,a pfay'ns tHaL IT, Mo"T in '1Hv Hsa,iant
vas m starnsts1 stens an ~ II" H"sa,
co'ie!aaen, ne .alea III ts n, ~, ,,.-
~ otn1 hafs sns no"su i.tn. ~ -, n-.ee ~
IN TUG l'1ss, WHICH aLs t,rn,t,,, ~, n',n. -.
ssfsatofe n W.T. n o,U ',,'n,r xt f.iy NJ tho
Nh!tc iionsc; smgGestea tna. anis "aS ~.
"ag secea ,,fo, ~ ny ~. as ~ x,,n .,n.s" r.,
liz. ue'|'' "'''' " ''' '''~ - "''' '' "
Ens rActftc 1ohntEs: ,,,.
WAbn!HnIoH: JAn. nsn % Guaohauh snat,i., .a,a .,n1
TeIa. TSu pa",c 'atFoa ;ntsrc.ta. ny With It Is
lmpcd by the falenls OF cat bI,' t9 ~ boti,
tnlonEn GonE1sas Ihls fess'o'' aGA ',.t
e powGFaa issniS i's LIS ~ u4 nu
eiNc , hno Inc ~ 10 ehtG tnn .nI n;u ~ ~,
completion " si'n NoftnGfh laeMs, W. ~ ~, "
lereu III tle flausc " ill., sk "e1n '. .'. 49,,
..:,.t $50, ..n, i =.
tl!a. c t%1alrus sse "n'fh NJ ~, ~ rIcs @ ~ h.
pass !; ghirr SUSPENSION u tne Fules Gu" oo
ootnnc.l: u, w., -, ,,,,.,sr, nv
FINANCIAL MEASURES IT, "' f"o'o'Ap "'
E~inu; nu;r,,,. r.
~ M'natrn fs, g +, nr nrc two
,1",,1,a,,s .hIrt, t;r,, Ertt,s nr,.
r ,is. ta "isr NJ a,,,o,.mcn,s to lie Se'iatu
ps.t,',o os ~, ;o It"uss iii [nr shc rcnrai ri
~ lts .o u iii. ~ H., "r e,,,Ir,i,.rc,f
H.. H. est ,s 1nn.c ,.s~i hi rcnnat.
tnw ,s,lnt1w ns .hc isw. The Sc,,a.c
n,',.nI",l aS III: hv nrnvinr ,utrr1v for tLg re-.
tS.ps t -. fr ~ con+ i. Viii, rrrr-
i,a.t. Lmu III" iii w.. r.t"rnci r., tc iiuusc.
x t ~ III rs. III, ~, , arc,tnr. t,hI
iii %i,i,, NV viii 11 vyc VI ia ~ r"nslIrrattuo pTet.
fIsn.n a,s .',ot. user ~ us"e ,u,s},,"sa NJ, ty
an"nSn,,I taau tn,,i. n, co,rs" a. lin iii, p,,y
pn". t. l. ,'g"c,c.Iiv wnr1h,css tnns,ml,cl, ~
-. s'ev,.t,. i,te i'r.u IN iii Irrn sinc in,,.
t.o, Ex.,,r i"nv"r nrono,cs IL mi.
na!i,. sl,,,,o,rat ,, mIv. II liza liz mi, oiTer
, 1879-01-15
THE TREASURY,
DEMAND PoH TIE FOUR FER CENTS.

8ptTdt Mspdtca 10 7"s Tribune.
NAah1saIoS, u: u, ian. l4.-lHe cxtsaoF-
d!nary fap1ditS WIN when tue 4'pet-eent bonus
afo taken attracts attention ''cfo anu h4s CAUSED
apprehension that INC large ca!'a OF OLD oonas
~oh'd c"pafrass INC treasury ahu cause an IN
convenient acfnahd ior go'a TO be eh'pPea
abfoau' IL u not poae'b!o 10 ten "f'at amount
o. ea1es' ponas arc hc'i anroat' oat inc best is'
lur1acd persons hcfc be!!csa TINT tue greater
u"'ou't ~ t"4s t'Afc Ale "o'a "cFc' l"
1ny case, the lesll0 OF per cents ID
tnado by the 1rrasury almost altogether
IN honk.. whsch. ,,n5cr III, inv ,,.postt
~. .,"rI.v +, .ne Troa.,,rv ~ .,,,,..,oa, ,,,,.as
10 seeus''S :" 'ao I'eususS hl suu'sa'e"' "a'l''
Der Of Il per cent?. In tact. the Ircasury, ~'icn
tho transaction Is closed, receives from the
nauxs III exchange for tho i pcr cents either 0
,,cr ren,x or colr' and rxncrtcnre slow. lin, n
s,.s'.t ~ ~ oo' 49,. - <'"' ~
Rets aooot w pcs eent o' tne a'"ouas
IN noNpA.
70 far as tho Treasury ia concerned, # therefore
erchanros 1 ncr rcnts fpr Il mr. rruta. md lftttu
~ ~, r,,,',,,, .rno a,u,,,,t ~ ,,or ..,r..
Nv l,'o.e5 pas1ss !no a'''oa". W pe' ss'''s
no" SOLO oy tue lfeaaufy 10 pfasato pcfso's, ana
for Which It receives greenbaeks, Is very snail,
compared With tho total amount ot
nar renta bsacn.c1 ~ anil n tx ,.sttinc ln,s nI
a., .,n,. t,s".,s ,'.,,,'.s. .,,s,has... ,,I ..,
sae uo's' oeeauso ps'sa'e posc''ascFs h'iu 'n"'
, 1879-01-15
Curious Electric Experiments.

NIo fTFk EFFW4FT EHs14, - -
Pr3f. ItonIs continues ata experiments III "
1,ouutal,,s ui West Virginia ~ demonstrate the
theory thut Ut certain cleyations thrIv t. nat
urui clert rIc rurrcut, by tak:ug alsantaGe Of
ul1lch telcErapi,c ,isr.sage. may bo sent With
uut The use ot wires, 1t Is Ea:t that he las tel.
c.raphetl VI fur a. eleven miles by mcans vi
kltcs tlown with copper wire. Whsu tue ktteA
fvuvc4l t!sr same altitude, Eot tnto thg sass!c
currv,lt, eulnlntnI, at.un hy msals vi III nstttl-
lncnt suiIur tu tho stnrsu Instrument was EASY.
hui ceased os xtnu as ut.u OF tho klttb was low
trrl. lie 1,us butlt towers ou two bills ohout
twruty n,i!us auart. aI,u from the topA VI then,
i:as rul, ~ sscci rods ,Ito tlu rcston VI thS
ettItrit SufstH..
, 1879-01-15
pOLYGAMY,
MORMON AfpREuESsIONs,

~ npVet09 7N1p4EEA 70 1A1 3F7VUH&
"Asll1adToN, u. c.. Jau, l3s-Cannon, tho
elofmon Deleeate, IL vreating considerable feel-
tng 10 favor OF Congressional actlon saving
taose now In oolygau,y fsoal the Enforcement
aes u lsd2 just declared constitutional by the
e'pfs1ne Court. Ao argues that tue Govern
meet, BY allowing tbis act to remain dead
LETTER. has justly barred itself from sudden &C
I!on Under 1t. lie urges tho great hardshlps
'aat will cnsue II families are to be broken up
eoa children born slaee 1909 declared tlleeit!-
mate liz tbiuks that. by 1enIcns acston, tho
s'oSssnmcnt eau nuw easily assert tts
powtf In 1uturo ln Ulal sud euforv thls
pa5slsnl*F law; but tor the paat, from let}a
10 'hsa tli->. he waits Congress- tu puss sn Am"
Eestf MT, declaring that tho ayt OF 1sG4 ahali
, 1879-01-15
TIL; ARMY.


sptctai Di.putch Ia TIA Tribune.
NAsu1sGToH, D. G., Jan. t4.-Thc Appfo-
praslons Committee to-day docit1vd upon bill
to rcoraanlxc tho army. It WAS, however, de-
etc,l TINT, tnasn,uct, as Commission had been
appointed to consider the subject, Gen. l,an-
ming should bo allowed oil opportunity TO bring
the Burnside Com mission bill boforc the House,
provided IL cuull be done within few days
lsIor to presentation of this Armr bill. The
Appropriation Committees plan ia substan-
t!aly this: There ara three features IN tho bill
for tho p,lrpo.o Of reducing tho forre. Tho
frat portIon rcpea!s 40 much Of tho existing
Law as lImlts the number Of officers WHO raay
b. j,ut on tho retired ltst. Then
provides that every officer who has
been Thirty ycnrs in the service muy upon his
own application, be placed upon tho retired ltst
aud tlmt aiscr ,Ian. I, 1Ss0, every otlirer wllo
Inns been forty years In tcrytcc, Or who shali bc
G. ycara Of age,
snAIL nE RETIRED.
but the President n,ay extend the limit Of years
to o5 wlcn In Ills judgment tho officer possesses
peculiar merit.
Of tho bill provides that kny officer who may
voluntarily resign from the activo list before
Jan. I, 1850. may 10 discharged With three
years. full rny, but this provision cannot 10
taken advantage Of by pcreous who have been
consIctcd OF misconduct.
Another fcature Of tho proposed reduction
allows the next twp graduating cinsEes Vt tllo
Military Academy to receive $50 encl, and
sntlcagc to their respective regiments, and the
acceptance Of this provision Ecndcrs catlcts ILL
eligible to appointment in the army until
rwo YEARS AFTER GRADUATION.
These nrc the provisions of tho bilI that look
to getting officers out Of tho army. The further
general reduction consists IN scnllng down tho
officers Of the staff % per cent, with the cx-
ccptlon ot the Engineer Corps. whte.
is left u It Is, nui Of the Inspectors
department and Bureau Of Military Justice.
In tho Inspectors Department tic number Is
REDUCED from seven to four: In tho Bureau Of
Military Justice, from eight to four; mud tho
rank is gsncrnily reduced to that Of Cu1uncts.
with these exceptions tho scale Of reduction
adopted Is 20 per cent in staff, horizontal. tn
tlne the reduction Is effected by
REDUCING REGIMENTS IN THE ARMr
to four Of artillery, eight Of cavalry, and twenty
Of Infantry. This Ia reduction OF Just 20 per
cent, or from forty regiments, as 1t Is now, to
tll!rty-two. Now oilr artillery aftd cavalry fcgi-
nlents n1rradY hayu substantially battalion
organization. THIS bill gives tho President thu
power 10 reduce tho number Of companies In
each regiment OF Infantry from ten 10 eight, aud
to distribute these eight companies into two
battullous, md tho President has tho power to
assign or appoint Major to each battalion. and
asl additional First Lieutenant to eacl. Ut the
companies Whenever the battalion systcn Is IN.
troducctl into infaotry regiments.
There Ia no change With respect to Afdcs-lc.
Camp, ur tho ChIcl Signal Oll1ror, Post Chap,
1nins,. Storrkccpers, ald tho Qunrtcru,as.
, 1879-01-15
APPOINTMENTS.
rnK nEnLyN NgAsIoN,


fptcta1 Dt.pGeen 70 ane 7r.o"he'
NAsH1Sdfoa' D'c.' oaos li'-lhe movement
In favor ol tie appointment ol TUG !iop. "on"
=. AenoerAon+ u s'ssoa''. 'os s'e pe1'u ~
hliselon 1ae Kathesc" E'eat sttenR."' A"I'" =.
mifch nhahlnilty among pubic men u oosa
parties from ttat etaic IN urging us nppo'ns -.
mcnt on thc grotlnd OF Fencfal!g feeogn'1ca nv
ness Tor tic place. lilo iact that missouri nas
no representation IN Inc d'ploaatie corps u oe-
lfovcd to be Influencing tho President lu favor
Of Mr.. Henderson.
cossut-oEyenAt 70 MEXICO.
rr,.. 1,ss.I1s.. -. t,.t,t,., y, ar,.,t,, r.,
, ~. Ase'1e"s 7 :, ~
strothcr {Porto Crayoh) ~ Consuit'encfa' 10
Mexico, vice CoIburn, Deceased. This IL thc
prcsidentss or SELECTION, and Is regarded as al
o.,o,i,,,,t o,n
'~~s''s"' ."s. .''s ~, ,,,,~,,. ,,,rrr,.on
JUSTICE HUNTS soeees4o.'
Justice Hunt having caused It to
be known through, frtcunls that l'o
shoull NIT aratn sttctnpt t., tukc his ttaco IN
, 1879-01-15

WARRINGTON, D. G., Jan. 14.-1t was agreed
to consider, OF, Friday ncxt, bills on Tue cAlen-
lar, Not objected tu.
III. butler submitted resolution directing
the secretary OF tHe A"1eFloF y" !aqu,9o auu ~
mort what railroad company, individual of H.
dlyiluals aso building raItrual across the pub
lie 0otualn In Attzona, and by what authority
tne foau 10 uc!.G s.t ~ ,,,....,
Mr. DAVIS W. WI eahca up tne fcso'1''o"
submitted by tinl cary III tho session to pro-
mote The a..r;cultura, interests Of tho country,
.,,t .vndn n 1or,, .,,anc1, t,,u,n t1,o s,,h1crt
H',a '"n~o ~, ". .,,.,,t,'te for Tin
IIuu6o btil to diytto the Western District OF
sftssnurt into two districts, anl to pfcscribe
.t..ss n,a ,,,n,c. for ho,dtnr cn,,rts thercn. au
s"es s., "1 u..aoI
lot ot'ct purposes tn'se".
Mr. Matt!Icwa introauccu plil 10 telunH 10
Tascl, 4: Mclean certs!n tntcrnaf.rrrcnuc tax
ollcpml tn hayo bccu crropeously usscs,gd md
o,,,1n,to, Vofcrrc1
co.!ectca' nc'e.,ea. A..
Ihc VIcc-rrcslocnt 'ala be1ore Ing ocHn'e '''o
pEoeccdlugs OF tho Convention 9lclu In CAlcaso
III November last for the pr0mutlon uf AtHcri-
ea'' commerce. 4'as pn's u.'..'t..a ~ G,,,.s
merce was Eeaei'e" ~ '.o eo"''"'s1su VI" o"'"-
mcrce' and that oatt se'c.fns ~ fa''foaas u
Tha SENATE then resumed cous,d crat.on Of uu-
hnlsh.ti l,sin, A.. hcInr tilc hill to ulur,I tic
Patent laws, ~ NJ. Matthews state'i at lepgtu
'T Tuo uo1tS,s aisn'iuent NJ ~ .pbntto by Mr. Morgan
scycral tiays aso, pruyltItng thui Whenever Tho
1snnrt s|,nIl h., If opIuiun thak tho suit Ut
n,aIrtfiT ur uetoubo Of drtcnlant WIS yexatio,ls
nr tInjictuua. Ur tho infringement wus wllllul,
such @ yexatIo;s 1r malicious con.art, o. sail In.
irlure,nent, sucl, aum by way Ut r,llnscl fcus
am,i rxIws,,. to ths suit ~ II sllall lu deemed
iust atti reasonable. Agreed to-.
, 1879-01-15

We will open this (Wednes-
day. morning 1000 Cloaks,
just purchased from q large
manufacturing house at less
than cost of material.
Handsome A11-Wool Diago-
nal, Plain Beaver and Matelasse
Cloalrs, nicely trimmed, at $5.
Elegant Matelasae, Plain
Beaver and Diagonal C1onks,
trimmed with Silk Velvet and
Satin, 5000 and $500; worth
$12.OO to $500.
Rich Beaver and Mate1nsse
C1oaks, Silk Velvet and Che
mile Fringe trimmings, hand
somely finished, $500; never
sold for less than $18 to $18.
800 Diagonal and Plain Bea-
yer Cloaks, made from the best
Imported Cloths In the market.
30 different styles, richly
trimmed. nt$1O.oo each; worth
$4,000 to $2b.OO
100 Children's and Misses
Cloaks from $3.50 to $500
each, rare bargains.
, 1879-01-15

0wncr Of tw0 large lat factories Ia Brooklyn.
hs. failed an1 tt,.jay mlsle all assignment. Tia
thrown out Ut work. |
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ANfI1lNArE,NrIt |
@AA - o011 MILAN 15' /
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sDNNAMDuI.A. ]
Erlno... ....."............ .....t:Rnor rfnpo1il
tit'nnts Is'ln1fo. ..;;.siynot Foil
AMie.,i".. M .s'gaor t'fazzt |
" Sotafo'.' -, ..'..'. ''''''' ..S'snof nni!i
r.1a., IT,: go 80 80 '''''.'' i,s nnaa
tntns '''''' go ''''.' Nina K,cika f,s~slr.
,rn. .s.sa..na. ~ ff.rorivt. srh"s.s. ~.
Inc appeaE.nse u ;' assan' s,as, 1' r"ea.so sast
evening tndieated a gala niRhs. INC spacious
auditorium was crowded from the third gallery
TO parauet, and the lobbics werc filled with
~. ~. ~ ~. r,,.t h-t,,,.,, .ri ,s.s,"i.,.'
hut one OF she most brilliant aan 'hso'F't'ne
eser assembled IN Chicago upon IN otcrattc
oceasion' and was as enthusiastic ~ It was brill.
.,"a,- .n'i ,sras sr,,t ,ali,,tcI .,,',,cnro .s
tn'ne. s"a 'a'ke ~. ue1 ~. a., s'es .''a ".s
any eneet upon t"o saae' 'hen slr' Map'e'ons
their uttnost, however much they may have
tcrn arr,,stntnc.l to fucfnr tuerc houtcs. Tlc
.a.a,a",s .a"s,.,a nnn ,,n,,. T., I'm d..
spsc'as,s ,as- ea.'%u s. o,su oa'S /" NV ,, .",.
III lNi1t Wien We nseA III saiflt
ourselves over our operate rehnlrccs,-n eot,-
coli which was eosaewlat taken uut Ut US II,
1911, and now dcsyrycs to be revived little.
a"a ~" ,....'. 80. ,.',,., 49,, t,s,,s
It u long 'o''e ssep ron tne nas''e a','
l!nQie, tito nuisS outdoor l1'1ar'ts asd nppro1t-
n,atc inpropslcttcs of "Catmrn" to thu stad,
o.a,asn'9,s' % ;, ...a aau .s,,,. a' a"'
1,a,''o", oe, "'.S 1850. -I. ...', I."s
tton USED ~ faSc, mil "itlout whose tueetnl
tnelOdtes no halld-orsan or cnnecrt.s!tgcr WAS
considered complete. Tie change from the o,,e
~, ,,..,.o,,s whe,c ,,,crc +. mt tl,iI un,ncnt
aas 'ads7Ht. "nefo taeFo ~ 1'o' uu'' l'"'aen,,
, 1879-03-27
LIVESTOCK.
American Tratlo will, Enrops-Exportnt!ou
IHrratl by Stringent Dr1tIsl, Lxwa-Dot,ht.
full Qualtty OF 6huop seut frula Ireland to
T1yArF,r,1.

.', ~. uo a.e.a... VIII "-E*poftat!on
~ tto"a t, " aes'sEont tsfi.lsh A.ws-Doubt'
tu' eualtty OF shoop seHt froln Ireland to
Llserpo"1.
NEW YoRK, March 25.-stisa Middy Morgan,
tho wet,.krown stock.renor,cr. onl ccrtnipiy .
nm NJ t,,c hs.t no.,r, norsrn. =, M ,.. .,ns,. !!
III. .,... s r"o.s - "" "'ea'oeA W
ta's country, ta nuthor'tY TOT the statement that
tho CATTLE trade OF America Is 10 a bad way, 80
fur as foreign shiprnuuts aro ronrorurd. aha
Saw noup nf Inn .htnnn,t .rc scnttfnc cst.,s ~
F,,-,rs a,,., 49,. s,'I..s.. ~ s."as Na.t.o "
Eu'"Pe' aut tnat Tue worst 1eafs arc entertained
, 1879-03-27

while heel from frcland IA welcomed IN Englu,1a
n'nl Scotland. there Is a scr1uns complaint atunt
lrIstl Ifc atlccu, nini 4 private cahcETam iuat
received says American mutton Ia 1nilnd to be
IN great demand for some tIno. Ths sheep trn-
ported tuto LIVERPOOL from Ireland are. when
landed In the last atage Of dtsease Of the liver
Is at all lit for human food. yet the most t1-
gcntous devices arc adnptad for The uurposa OF
eindt1g datcction by tile of1lecEs uf health. II
the meat escape official observation /. pas.cs
Within = very slIott ttnie Into tho form Ut
saueaEo and mcat.ptes, being seasoned tor tlaat
trade IN such manner ~ 10 remove tlle TN
pleasant o1or and taste by Which 1t would Ia d.
tcctc,l II dfsposed Of tn any other form. Alsr9s
number Of sheep OF this rlaas rcre seized In
Liverpool yesterday and condemned as Unit for
human food.
, 1879-03-27
DRAMATIC NOTES.

l1tAMA!IC MITES.
"Tl!e Black Crook" 10 still tho attraction a
- ,,,,,. -, .-,,
Mas'e ".li1a'ts' IL IL sa'a' "''' 6post1Y setar1
10 England.
For the first tiulo In this city Nine. Moieskt
will appear as Ervu. {'rov this evening.
,,,,,,,' -.,
Wll'le Edouh eoateaap!a'es tile organization
Of a buresgue company for pext seaSon.
u1'he Phupfx u will bu rcyiye,, al Uom1,n,,
,o.r,nht ,ri,,, M,l,nn Noh,c. In rim is.',,','
to'"'sht' WIN os"toh 'op'e' !" u1e 4eaalle
w.. ...: ..-..--......, ..
iho ruin Avenue ll!eatfe management az
noMnce tho !ast hlEhts VI "thro' TIC Dark
'"Whams' VII! sueceed II.
Tho Lyccu,n Theatre, New York, will be onen
cd next Monday Under .iuclt IIuyof,y's tl,aoa,e,
mcnt. A]jce Uatus wjll 1c thg nttruction.
~, s.' ~. n,.., ,,.,... '..,....'4,",
u u said mat Mehf{ !sflhR concentrates thu
nfoaactien ol "4Aa Eofsleah ntotneFs' When
, 1879-03-27
SPORTINH.

aoss.a' 4"1na.sn .s', !" -, 1"s - 11'stae.
ihLApAtfHIAt a1afen 1o.-lhe quaker Citg
IL slowly warming up to pitch OF fenthuslasm
almost equal to that Of New York on the walk.
wh,n pa.,,, H. a,aa.,aa - 49, .,rs,., uauaI
"rSo '.s Ao"e' apPc.ssu W ese IN eaa'hAon
OF tne manner 10 which ho had walked for the
Astley hcls. They began 10 gather soon after
noon, despite tue fact that RoveIl WAS not e.
n.ctc3 untiIe Ir,t ,hort ,ta, ,,tn. 49, a.,..,.
s.s~e, 49, ~, 10. "oea. aA. s4.ns ae Aa'es1
s.t'c'co Tue Aa1is pa1 10 QUO kue" that IL was
HIN, until, 4 lew minutes Later, he appeared On
the track In Halking-dress, aud started OF In
raptd. graceful srot, amtdst dc,fcntuc
.n,,,.u.a Tro -oc.,a -. H., n,,. ~ N.1s,
seeohat f:4oi THRU, fufi ioofth, F:ld; hEth,
, 1879-03-27
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
L. For ~
lsA; CATARRH ~

10 OF marvellous efficacy In the treatment OF
Sore. Weak, 1naamea, Red, or Mattcry Eyes;
liberation anl Inflammation Of the Ear, Vio-
lent Pains, Neuralgia Ringing Noises in the
Head, Del[rium, and Deafnsss; Soso Throat,
liberated Sore Throat, ElonRation Of the uvu-
Ia, Dwelling of the TonsIls, Tickling Cough,
and Bleeding Of the Lungs; Nervous Headache,
Dizziness, Cloudad Memory, Loaa Of Nervous
Forco, Depression Of Spirits, and all affections
OF the Nerves, whether Of Catarrhal origin ar
not. It subdues Inflammation, liberation, anl
Nervous Excitement wherever existing, aud
honce rapidly curcs tue ADORE diseases.
, 1879-03-27

p5natorc," and llo has slao sent the following
noto to Mcssfs. Ditaon & o., ut Boston:
fIoSpox, March G+-4<&srs. 0iirer N;tson 4 Co.
--NEHrLExkN: You sra the frat Amr rcan pub.
ll.len who hare svr1 offered mo any neknowieag.
my sonRs nni other pfecea hare heen reprinted In
!!e United States fot years; bog 70 thank yo1t
Ri00, Of which have ssnt half 10 Mt. Giibott.
an. gentlemen, yours very trny.
AArNrh YuLLtyAN.
When English authors complain of ii piracy ="
by American publishers, they ought to Tcmcm-
bcr that The unreasonable demands of their
own publishers have conatitutetl for yeafs the
chief obstncla to the arrangement OF an inter-
national copyright. The principal publlshing-
louscs on ttts side OF the watrr would 10 very
glad Of law to protect authors rlGhts, but tf'e
proposals for treaty heretofore submitted On
the part OF the British bave been designed mos
At Ill for tho benefit of authors, but ra,1rr 10
securo to British manufacturer a monopoly Of
ill.,, va .houid sonsrde this,SE%. VI WIZ
1k,sE.
, 1879-03-27
ordinance desirable, he Mill sign IT," T'1t6 sct-
ties the further production Of this piece III CALI

ordinance neslfabIr, M Hllt sign It," ihtA 8et-
ties the further production Of this piece ID Call
surnEa.
According to The Dramatic ift,os, M7. Brown,
tho husbanl Of Jano Coombf, i,aa purchased
from Rob Niles the territory he had secured for
Engaged" and will produce the play through
y with company that Will INCLUDE Jano
fleos9c Holland, John Maekcy, s. <. Eberle nd
w!te, Emma Vaders, Emma lsebeu, aud Rosa
Wll6on.
A very doubtful story IL going the rounds Of
the presa 10 tie effect That when Kate Claxtun
nlMl ler troupe took the train north from Jack.
son, Hlss, few daJa ago, abe vas weeping bit
prevailed among thoso who saw her ihat ahe had
.ceu slapped, while In her room 1t t.,s hotef, BY
her husband. AiIss Ctaxton waa divorced frou
Doru Lyon, It will be remembered. and married
Who ought to know. tais marriage hs& been All
u1eeed[HYly happy one.
, 1879-03-27
A WONDERFUL CURE

VI CAtafrh hnu Bympnthotlo Aucctlonss
After using the t!rst bottla began to in
pruve rapidly, The first dose seemed to clear III
head as had mot known 1t to 10 for years. II
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges. II
stopptd my cough in three days. BY using 1t 4.
4 gargtc soon reduced tie Inflammation and
sSsn ~ 3o o. ny t9as a a try e,s soo Sss
dlsappeasctl, tho buxxing notses In my head
ceased, ny scnses Of hoarng md Of seol,lg were
completely restored, aud every symptom of dis
ease tint Ind reduced me to the verg0 OF the
grave disappeared by the use Of 6ANFoRp's
RADICAL Cum ron UATARRH.
GEO. F. DlAsxoRR, Draggtst.
DosroK, Feb. %.
, 1879-03-27

1tlustantly frees the Nasal Passages Of foul
mucous accutnulations, rustorcs the sousts OF
tasto and smell. leaving tho Head dcodorized,
clcar, and opun, the Breath sweet, aud every
sense iu d grateful and aoothel condition.
Directions. g. Sold By all druggists through
out Tho United 6tates and CanadAs.
, 1879-03-27

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
New TonE, March 20,-Ar1tycl, tho scythta
from Liverpool.
LONDON, March 98s-Arrlsed, tho California
from Now York.
Saw FRANCISCO, March M-Arrived, the
steamer City Of Sydney from Sydney, ria Homo.
lulu, etc.
BUSINESS NOTICES,
Chow Jnckson's Dcst Sweet Navy Tobacco.
, 1879-03-27

WRESTLING.
BALTIMORE, March 2G.-The Grpco-Rom an
wrestling match tonight between Miller aud
Mclaughlin was won BY Miller.
, 1879-03-27

OATARIs41 REMEDIES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The buoys in Kennebec River above Bath. and In
Rack River have been removed for tho winter season.
Cant Hawes Of schr Eddie Pierce at Boston from
Bshmmas states that Wang's Island the NV part Of
that way: of sale harbor. and plenty OF
can obtained any Of the year.
sells can 20 n and out without pilot.
WASHINGTON Nov 24-Nece is given by the Lighthouse
Board that and after January 1890 Gxcd white
light of the order lighting $50 degrees Of tho
will be- from tower recently erected Point No
Point Puget Sound, W.T.
REFORMATION having been received from Mr.. Philip
SCHUYLER Of Newport r. L. through Commander George
Dewey USN Naval Secretary Lighthouse Board Of the
extence of dangerous ledge of onnet Point X. l.
Lieutenant Urio Sebrec, USN. Assistant Coast and
Ceoditic Survey, commanding tho schooner Silliman
was examine the locality His survey shows
the ledge with depth Of feet and general depth
over its surface Of ~ feet is about 10
nm by and by dircct and 30 wide. From
its gable of the club house West Island
bears NJ distant little half mile; the end Of
(,orraorant the cupoa OF the Ocean House
Newport in range NV by w. and the Of
the Ice house on Wcst Island in range, with
small rocky island to the of It, lying about
one-fourth milo from shore, bears Nav. The ledge.
which will Schuylers Ledge lies In the of
the vicinity of Newport into Buzz
Raw The course from Brentons Reef Lghtship to Hen
and Chickens Ihtship mile 10 the south ard Of
the ledge the red buoy the end
Brento1 Rect Hen and Chickens light vessel passes
one eighth milo to tho uorthward OF IT, The breaks
over the ledge In heavy weather.