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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
First MORTGAGE
SEVEN PEER GENE BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Line Rail.
way Company.

from Rochester through the rich Geueses
Valley to Salamanca New York 1O9 mics
connecting link between the SewYOrk Central and thu
Atlantic Great Western system Of railroads.
The has been operation Tor the past seven months
which time the earnings have been largely Ia
cess Of the interest it, bonded indebtedness
bonds first mortgage hen at the rate Of s20000p"r
mile bear per cent interest payable semiannuay Tho
Union Company is trustee for the bondholder%
The cono Of the road has lately passed into the possession
Or the sewYork Central and believed the earnings will
De naeray increased by its close connection with that
pany.
We authorized TO Offer limited amount OF these Bonds
for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

Receipts for the week 1887 boxes: last week. 1920
boxes corresponding week last 1928 boxes EXPORT.
Week J9.l4l boxes. same tine last 2l,03b
Liverpool cable quotation IL "dn ASS instead ot
'setdy" as reported last week All adylCes
from across the water confirm the report OF a
duh OverstOckrd market. with Drces unset
lied. This together with heavy receipts, has
frightened exporters almost out OF the market. few are
sill bnying when me ght kind OF gCOls offered them at
figures, which from To i2c per u lower than
last week Fancy WMic Cheese Of September or
October make can be sold from 94 to 9'ac. Fancy
Courcl =, ~ the moment neglected. aud offers Of
the best lots "OuG hardly De refused Low "a
winch have heretofore been active are in les, d m MI
harder sell slightly reduced prices. The
poets m coming wrcs trade unless
Exporters again hold OO6 for still lOw plces QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

Receipts for tho week s5l pkg7; last week s77G pSgs
CUI'r-tv.uIg last -i.'Ij pk.s Tn. LfIN't
opened hr to-day AZ lJr, and WIN HIGHT rec"ips-ouiy
i1o4 pix, his uruiu yae feeling grew sIOr.er ana re
cc!v,r. crowded prices M to 2Oc., at which prige
nearly ala the stock was cl-arej out Later in The
1av some scattering lots Of wrlkno"n marks
touched 2lc. From the best information we can
trIy ~ EC. the Hnd with lower
iTrkt nj Boston and Philadelphia. Cousurr 2Oc the top
Uuoab piI.c -rInu d0Vbts whether that price
be than y TWO. Quotations.:
Pom. y. Y. dOL. a . southern ...-,.-! 70 Gl92
Western. Ordinary StOrk....lS ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

Receipts for the week, IA bales last WfeN 5Ol Dle9
CORRESPONDING week last year 40 Dat tt1porCS IF '
week bales same time last year 10Y Dalts IRE FRO
d1rer Iree Current correctly de cIlbes Tho hltup
change occurred Ia this mark Cttilly nun
ing the better Export are not urgrnt ouycIs Ut
take chelply, particularly at % rdeS
as aGc brewers have very small wants ana they are
offered many times the quantity they require n a 4
state. choice ID. clio De- R8f u good 77...2
stale. gOOdtnnr 40 :. oldsaI ,roWths. ,......2
state poor 10 lar '7S.. a .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

Poor Damaged. aiI KINDS, Ia y Al PC
Export and JObDing Leather. Heavy 2l622e.
Union CROP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

There were sales of North Carolina IS, old Issue,
nj 213i. and Missouri Is Of 1887 at 10l. Free sales
of Louisiana cOpSOls were made at a further do-
cline to II, the lowest price yet touched.
In city bank stocks the only sales were Commerce
va fairly active trading was reported
in railroad bonds, the investments ruling
strong and the late CONSPICUOUS specula-
tives fcvcrish and irregular. Kansas Pacihcs
were most active, the incomes No, 1G ranging from
80 10 IS while trust receipts fell TO lO44 a. against
lOsl2 Yesterday Missouri, Kansas and Texas iirsts
declined a. O7and seconds to 22I2 Ere conSoi
s434 Canada Southern guaranteed hlhts to |912.
Elevated Railroad hrsts to lO3S9 ana Metro1
polItau to 5000 Delaware and Hudson registered
1S91s sold al $685. New York Central hrStS AT III p
Lake shore dividends at ia, Rome NateTtoWn
and Ogdrnsburg con. frss at 32, Burlington end
Quincy IS at III. Interua ional fists at TIA Della
ware LaCkawanna and Western seconds al lO1,
Union Pacific trsts at 100, Central hrSts 1O0' ana
land grants 1OOl2
The home money market shows daily hardening
the Treasury with our city banb and the outflow OF
currency TO the New-England ana MiOdlG
States in preparation for the usual April
settlements. The fact, too, that the surplus
reserve of the banks Is OniY S3,So1,JIJ, against
S1G1OO, S25 a year ago is regarded as an uniavOr-
z per cent on improved collateral was not
uncommon, . and being the rule; the rate on
Government bonds being 3G4 Prime mercantile
paper is down at 4U1. The United States treasurer
tional bank notes for redemption. The customs re-
cents were $40 00O and the internal revenue re-
CENTS $4,000 The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges, $685.
III. ZOO currency balances. $3,oG3,5O4.
flrmer money at home and low rates abroad IN
haenccd the foreign exchange market adversely,
and stcT4iag bills were reduced. Selling rates were
l3l s, below the annexed revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending March IS. 1879.
Expressly for " Y TRIBUNE by our reporterl
General Direction

fTfnfTuT DITcrTIOnf
Send only good articles The freight and other expenses eat
goods Put everything In good An attractive
look secdrrs examination. ana often mases sale where
ity package soycny appearance fails. Pack seclrey
thai the motion Will not allow the change about
Use plenty Of clean dry hnecut straw with ARK
plainly win pdt-a sienciplate Is bestand note contents
on he COX or bire stating the amount also send letter
at the time. stating what the route time
An invoice list SHOULD also be nCOsed The barrel box
Always satJ the number Of packages yourself
the reputation for fine IN best shape that
mark is in demand
BEANS AND TEAS
Receipts for tho Beans, St3 pkgs.: Peas 0G92
bush. EIrorts Beans ll2i pkcs.; Peas 1853 bush.
The market for Meiium changed very
little during the week and main about steady Bad
roads ~ tn country prevented much from coming
forward, which tendency frmrr cling Red
Kidney in mod rate demand but with light stock
tine market sales strictly Choice have been
made at - 90 There very small inquiry for Whit Kid
ard Prime lots could not be sold at forced sale outside
quotations. Black Beans rather quiet at - 20 All
OF or KIND, selling IN small way at dJOut steady prices
Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
FrRs AND sETSA

Further report. from Lampsons London saes are 70 an
time heaer and other aG ysS%aa 500 5 peT cent
@arten u per cent %niro % per cent and kitt
IoX brought lhe same july Gray Fox deenne ~ hi
cont Mink IL Icr cent aud Lynx was the same as july
Opo'sum and Musk declined - per cent rom ast IN
.fv p1ce.; ne principal decline III MushIAt was ~
Sutng skins The market Is still unsettled ana
lover on and quotations are largely o
early catch: especially II TINS so o. l.ace.On' M,
sn and skunk The views OF many OF the exporter are t
As confident prices the sales In Lelpsle uuIIhs 1o
Easter Fair. Quotations are for prime sklhs oniy
I.ar NtrfIeF Ilack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
MILK

The daily average receipts for The werk at Que
nonts OF dtstribuon were follows: fIle haI"s3 90
cans Cream. 1850 OF MIX Iiaeh IS ii.o i
DO. New. Haven GnrGad, 625 do Hudson hNer lhllo-l
a. dol midland road. 800 cans OF iA anu 90 Si
Cream' miscellaneous nearby routes, IZJ cans :" MlA
ot, AZ az MIL Of 40 quarts each The price u when
tho surplus la. been sold on the PLATFORM II ,ho w
,gc.r a., r,rcd 81 beginning at II % IL ~SaLce On
the 1911 u -. after which there was no ro &c S he
cIn,r There has been very steady market uuEns tAc
,r aud have averaged about The same as week ago.
Their Is not howeyer strong feeling among dtaels many
nj u, frara a tsill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
Total sales for the d.
nNI A.n.-.r 20 dow
PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
- r1A>clscn cIns1NG rRIcEs oF MrNrNG sTOrKe.
Yesterday. To-day

Government bonds were quiet to-day and IN tone
steady excepting for the 1O-IOs. which were lower
The maikc was devoid of any special interest. We
annex current closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

receipts OF Dncd Inut Tor tho NttA, 2,0l0 PIGS,
with .igi5 pkgs Of Peanuts Exports ~ Dried
Apples. 2 ,O5 bbls. Choice lots Of Eyapo. stt,i
Apul., are held firmly, but the trade Is rather small
aud some parties looking through the eve ~ prophecy
ella IN that prices high must be lowered IN Oer 10
do fuuc The stock on hand IL small auI l. The
arr ya continue moderate e,ee 10 clue Tor Grce TX
active demand al 34Oic, according W
nnaity car of hOce sold al he, au car OF Fancy
1igan is reported 4iic. consider these rloeH *
trruI,s and can hardly use the sales a bss for
quotations Top grades Of Peeled Peaches are not sd gu
he market and sock held with even greater Conhdehte
There il more activity the market Tor old Peaches Than at
any time dnuug Winter ot 100 nbS was made on
where from IA '2c: numb T
ni these have been resod about In sinai tru
about tho same lst week. WIN
y..rn mi I-al chauge uIlCNs Qn0LAIIOnA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

On the London Stock Exchange, consols were
steady al 98l116. United States bonds were hrmer
for 1O-4Os at 1O4, and weaker iHr ne" 4I2' a. a.
al 1868. and 1868 at 1884. American railway Sc
curties closed as follows: Erie common 21"is pre-
ferred 40 Illinois Central S3, Jersey Central STOCK
IS and Reading at 1924. Rentes III Paris al yanced
at the opening to 1870 and closed az ll3'oZ y
sight exchange on London rising to 21.29. Inc
sum of $4,000 bullion was today W5' inia'T,,
a total in that way Of 100000 IN hVc days
Bar silver in London fell to 49l8d. 49,,
The gross earnings of the Chicago MliwaukGe ana
St. Paul Railroad Company are reported rs loiio"S'
s.lss e. I5s$ss2 efS5 s5s
Atlantic ports this 18th day of March were:
. ss2' 5S i5s5 F' S F 55o n3''S"
wheat l09 go j5 2S9 1859 1855 ,f7iS
ffys euIa;..: 5s sso ISl' ! S,ooo 1000
1otal Dusn....... 238O5O 926246 27IAOo l7cooCo
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and milwaukee, O-uaH' do IT,
ported by telegraph; -
CIicaro Milwaukee chicago Milwaukee.
Flour bbs.. ...... 1868 500 lZ44 o'oOo
Wheat bush. 55ssSS75 4oioS 1872, 1921 saeoo
f fys Sqs la Sl 1888 1883 1871 isi $500
Total bush. 800. 2l26Ol 484Oo 27s7ie 2s.4oo
The following shows the exports lcxclusiye Of OF
specie) from the port of New-fO LOT the Wtth
ending March 1S, and since the beginning oil the
year: -
Eg:,:..; reported :5S5.s3 s5;aS @
Total since jan L.. s5G7OOOO2 s75l07785 so5oGoS02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19
ERrIr, ANn knhRLls-FErsn.

ITp-T's OF NIV e. - y UTs Inc d-WANi I0T
NI1l,5 les. active *.
easier w" fancy marks o GrrciI'"- are Ing 1T
- prime lots selling a. - -. TX
uoIirrs continue TAI Hg RusSetts at ai0nt -
SI.,d lots oi Eastern Ariles are arriving qnit,
freely the quality az good S,aC iIr, and = %
al 7j-tae prce al which cans sold trGaF-i' aOout
ali Q ey wall bring. Tho receipts Of CtdHDcTrc- are
moderate. lut wth light inquiry stock moves slowly al
- 75at for Fancy jersey. BUYERS get concessions OF
re 2Jc per crate from last weeks Price HONDA
ORANGES ars IN hight supply, ami all good
sells readily. some the tcSt lpts %
carefully packed or ugea have sod 1t - per stan
,lad box Ihr cL. however, is mostly poor ana SIongy
almost tilug at - ohr'. Toe Charleston
which arrived ti' morning had on bofi abt 90
Of FLORIDA strawberries. IbA NtI" nor quI" f1e
enough to su most buyers tHough t'r was NOT hhch "
bile uisgo-ug Ol them AZ Stdri - pei quit lN icy
tTo~ TotTEcTatoIs an were III hatt4as O'tci
Quotations:
Annie sratz s225as2 50, DO do prime. ora 90
DO 1,rrciUgs... 2OpG - OTanCt j. fla. per
boz Russell. 7JG 200 ttlllaid "uA... JUI ~
CIaubcrrrs. Jersey, DO. ORDINARY ..- Jod ] w
crat+. iaucv.. 2 75d - StraWbe rles, Fla.
Dollar topTime - - a - ~ quar- we -
In SNOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-19

The following were the receipts and shipments a
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re
ported by telegraph:
Receipta Shipments
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
"A GAS JOB.

What is the meaning of bill struggled
through the Legislature authorizing the
Crescent City Gas Company to issue mil
lion or two million of bonds? We thought
that this company had been merged In the
New Orleans Gas Company, and that thus
the capital of the consolidated companies had
been doubled, and enabled to impose upon
this long suffering people an additional bur-
den to make up their 10 per cent dividends
upon their largely augmented capital. In
other words, the old gas company purchased
a franchise from the Crescent City Gas Com
pany, for which it paid million and quar-
ter of dollars, franchise for which the State
received no consideration whatever, and now
taxes the gas consumers of this city to pay
the handsome dividends made by the consoh-
dated companies among its shareholders.
Could there ever be more striking illustra-
ton OF the enormity OF the monopoly or ex-
elusive franchise system2 Thus are this pee
pie oppressed. The franchises of the State
are peddled in the market like any common
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

1t Is surprising to hear that ingalls,,
who received just enough votes TO elect him
TO the Senate. was supported and voted for
by seven Democrats In the Kansas Legisla-
ture. Ingalls, Ia bigoted Radical and no
toriously corrupt man. That he should have
received the votes Of men calling themselves
Democrats 10 extraordinary and incredible,
unless we believe the stories OF the Kansas
papers that he used money to secure his cleo
ton. This story Is SO universal In Kansas and
so generally believed there that the Chicago
Tribune predicts that one OF the first acts Of
the next Senate will be to investigate the
manner In which Ingalls, secured the Senator,
ghip
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

Pittsburg has very unpleasant tax record
for the present year. The town lis assessed to
to its full value; indeed there is a general de-
mand for reduction In It's assessment Not
withstanding this fact, the city tax rate thie
year will be over per cent. The county taz
rate Is also very high. and IL is not ut all un.
likely that the Pittsburgians will pay pei
cent tax on their property. Should u iudg.
ment be rendered against Allegheny county
for the losses incurred by the railroad com
panies during the labor strikes Of 1877, Pitts.
burg will indeed be weighed down beyond its
means with taxation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

The Republicans intend fighting the bill
doing away with the test oath for jurors In
the United States Courts. Their course Is
strange In view of tho fact that few years
ago Republican House wiped out this test
oath provision from the Revised Statutes.
Now, however, the Republicans view the
matter differently. and seeing that there Is no
chance of the verdicts they wish In the cleo
ton cases unless the test oath Is continued
on the statute book, have sworn to resist its
abolition by every means In their power The
Democrats. especially the Southern Demo
Gratis, are equally determined on the other
hand TO get rid of this law. They resolved In
caucus some time since TO tack the bill repeal
Ing the test oath on to the sundry civil appro-
priation bill, thus forcing the Senate to pass
Il or leave the United States Courts entirely
without money to carry them on. Notwith-
standing this the Republicans are still obsti-
nately determined to fight this measure. and
will. II necessary to beat 1t, defeat the appro-
priatlon bill, thus forcing aD extra session
the blame for which they will endeavor to
thrust on the Democrats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

The Afghans themselves by revolt In
Cabul lately offered the British troops an ex :
cellent opportunity OF getting possession oil
that stronghold. But the British were not In
position to seize upon 1t. owing TO the
wofully deficient transportation system OF
their army. This, indeed, has been the great
drawback Of the campaign, and has subjected
the invading army to more danger OF disaster
than the armed forces of the Ameer 1t has
produced lack OF supplies. as we'll MS an
obstruction to rapid military movements.
Tho British column at Candahar Is now sui
ferng from want OF forage for the animals,
and other neeessarles OF mn effective army
equipment. BY the time these difficulties are
brldged over Yakoob will have subdued The
insurgents Mt Cabul, and tho British will
have to fight their way into town which
could now be- seized almost without blood
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
II is rumored that the Russian plague has

II Is rumored that the Russian plague has
reached the city OF Odessa. on the Black Sea.
This Is serious news. Odessa is the chief
port of Russia, In easy communication with
all the ports of the Archipelago and Medter-
rauean seas, and Is therefore likely to scatter
the epidemic In every direction unless means
are taken to effectually quarantine 1t. Italy,
like the other countries Of Central Europe,
has become alarmed over the situation, and
will quarantine all vessels from the Black
Sea- There are now four countries, Prussia,
Austria, Roumana and Italy, In an armed
quarantine alliance against Russia and her
plague.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

England has learned new mode Of extend,
ing her power and influence In the East by
extending her control over the finances 81
Eastern States. The finances Of Egypt were
turned over some time ago, it will be remem
bered, to commission of Englishmen who
collect the taxes of that country and virtually
administer the entire government. In Turkey
it Is much the same story. British tlnanciers
have taken the Turkish treasury in charge
and are negotiating O loan OF 60,000.00O fol
Turkey In return for this they have contro
OF the collection Of taxes and Of the treasury
IL Is by these means that England to-day OK
tends her prestige and power in the East
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

Consul General Seward, whose case Is now
undergoing investigation in Washington, has
blossomed out more prosperously on salary
OF $4,000 a year than even the most active
oarpet-bagger in the hey-day of his power
and peculiar methods of money-getting. II
ia In evidence that Seward owns fifty houses
In Shanghai, besides the American and Aus.
TRAN consulates, q plantation In Louisiana
and a farm In New York Such thrift is re.
markable II it is honest. This Is mooted
question. and 1t will probably be determined
before the pending investigation ends. As
the matter now stands, salary seems tt
double up in China with suspicious rapidity
To say tho least of 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

The test oath for Federal jurors In the Fed.
eral courts, as will be seen from our special
works as the Radicals would have 1t work
that Is convicts Democrats. Under that Law
which forbds at least half the population Of
the South from doing jury duty In the United
States court, and that half which possesses
all the property, eleven Democrats have been
convicted and sentenced in South Carolina
and three in Florida. It is the duty of the
Democrats in Congress to make fight on this
point, and to have this law repealed at once
There is no time for delay. Several hundred
citizens Of this State are now under arrest
and it is the duty Of Democratic Congressme en-
TO see that they will not be tried by packed
iuries, pledged in advance to convict.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
Our Washington correspondent gives a new

Our Washington correspondent gives new
phase to Gen. Bragg's recent senseless and
apparently objectless attack upon Southern
Democrats The Wisconsin member Is
charged with acting In the interest Of certain
schemes Of the Northern Pacific Railroad. and
with doing o little private bnlldozing In their
interest. But II such was his purpose itsig-
nally failed. 1t Ia reasonably certain that the
Northern Pacific Railroad will get no further
aid from the government, at least with the
assistance Of Southern votes, until Southern
line Is constructed to the Pacific.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

Among tho letters read by Senator Conk.
ling during the debate on the New York
nominations, was one from John Sherman tc
Collector Arthur, which Is q model Of the re-
form In the civil service practiced by the
present administration. II strongly urged
the appointment Of son Of Judge Bradley
to position in the New York custom-house
"for manifest reasons" There are people
who would believe that these manifest rea-
sons" are closely connected with that famous
8 to 7 vote, II John Sherman was not such q
pious and proper statesman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

The cipher investigation ia gradually draw
ing nearer to Mr.. Tilden, and the closer IL ap-
proaches the more 1t becomes manifest that
he had nothing to do with the mysterious tel
egrams or their pronounced purposes. Mr.
Tlden himself will take the stand In few
days, and then, II may be assumed. the entire
matter will be cleared UP az far 90 he Ii con
oerned Thus far Pelton, Weed. Cooper and
Marble acquit him Of oil knowledge Of the
elphers or their purport.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08

The report Of the Committee on PRIVILEGES
and Elections in favor of unseating Senator
Butler and seating the contestant, Corbin, ha:
gone on the Senate calendar, where it canno,
be reached for some time. In the event that II
comes up, the Democratic Senators are ad.
vised to defeat every pending bill. Of what
ever nature, by speaking the session out
This advice is good. II the Republicans in
Sast upon taking the case up, the Democrats
should prevent vote being reached. A little
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
three and four mule Cane CARTS. Ok Carts. Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse CARTS. Farm
Carts Rice Carts. Small Carts of every size, four
for delivering goods. Spokes. Felloes. Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes, etc. We especially call attention to our
full-sized swedged and hardened Axles, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
Wheeling. w. Va. from the best material and by
skilled mechanics. we can give a reliable
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Depot-lzz and Iz9 Common street.
fraodaTp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-08
:
YELLOW FEVER.

In 1864 and 1873. when the yellow fever cpl
demic had reached Its zenith. proclaimed that
bygieDc observance. consisting of an abeti-
nence from food. a respite from ezertion and
mn exposure in the open air for a few days. two
days. would put an end TO II the epldemic) In
1878. In card In the Pieovne newspaper, en-
treated the citizens to appeal TO their respective
physicians. and to four especially. TO decide
upon the truth thereof. The duty fell upon
myself, and In synoptieal review OF the
pamphlet OF 1868. revealing tho cause. nature
prevention and cure Of yellow fever, 1 have
addressed them to the Same effect,
Copies can DO had gratis ut MIR. BIEBOLDB
lss Canal street, and at MESSRS. ELLIS. No. 7
DE atur and "a Camp streets.
fol In 2hp% j. j. UAYEB. nj. ID.