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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-14
Chicago, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC r.. R.

Its main line runs from Chicago 90 Council Blurs
ssna Omaha, Paisi M IhrSSnghh Toilet 4staws, La
Gsest Iibs5ty, low so,GGs CITY, Murengn p%TToGGiyn;
Wi.h Sisnshes from bureau Junctlon to Peoriai
Wiltop Junction TO Muscatine. WushinGton, Fair
ton, Gallatin, Cameron, LehvenwOrth and Atchison;
washington 20 slgourney, 3sknloosa and Knoxville;
loosa.. Pella- MONROE, and Des Molnes: Des Moines,
TO Indianola and Winterseti Atlantic TO Audubon
and Avocn 10 Harlan. This Is positively the only
Railroad which owns. controls md operates .
throuRh line between Chicago and Kansas
This company own and control thelr Sleeping cars,
which are Inferior to none, and give YOU double
berth. between Chicago and Council Bluffs, Leaven-
worth, or Atchison for Two Doliats and Fifty Cents;
and a section for Five Dollars, while Gll other lines
charge between the same points. Three Dollars for
What will please you most will be the pleasure Of
enjoying your meals. while passing over the bcauti-
full prairies OF Illinois and Iowa, IN ope OF our may
nincent Dining and HestaurnntC Cars that accompany
all through Express Trains. You get an entire meat.
as good as Is served in any first clnss hnicl, M
and pay for whit you get.
Approaching the fact that o majority OF the people
prefer separate apartments for different purposes.
land the enormous PASSENGER business of this line
company runs Its 4 SLEEPING CARS for
Sleeping purposes, md ia PALAcE DINING CARS
for Eating purposes. one other great feature of
ATrsAhIsSS ana SA ahhra Az ssS tsEsrsh to r
Tickets via this Line, known as the :.
Ticket Agents In the Tnited States md Ca
For Information not obt.inasie At your
"A. h1MBALL,
a--sI
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don na tho San Prancleco NInatrejs aro be.o
Earl Dunrnvcn then leased tho theatre ana 40.
pointed tho Into n p Hinpaton az bis NM ~
ngpr Trnnslntions Of French o,srns bnmfY,
were tried some nrr eons ala ali ~ go eiiY
moun MED md ali fnilurea Thn WcnJart,1
Duck" wound nm this managerial ventura nnd
ihr London wits hnil,si Enri Dnnrn,cn 90 2 III H.
Wonderful Goose y Tbe bnu"o r "a" ,hhmpo
auhlct In vayinua r,nnnocro T. III s u.,n
OF performances' M Booth's Thentre is
here. and n WA ' NO, MIN iI1 es, a rs
son that Mr. D'Oyley CARR tho ,"', nrcsrn,
r,ano~"r bcn1r Va st ~, ",
English comic onera NJ ,he onra 'o cat,,sa
aithou,yh hn hn1 tro,, ~, l,, ou,i
viii tHn ti,"o,r .uann'y pcvn cOnntJluu
Mi" mon"y ,bcro an" r u"u sunN cons!HTh
Sorocr"r " 10 niihnr, onoI Sly MIN. liz ne
ss.,so ,,s IN, i ',u, olf,l'" Wy
"tI N & pi,mfnro y tii S w ,,a uo
h,ard III a. u !u'iinWicV, W nav NY yct
now in rrmnnroticn ~ ,h stsnar ~ se III Is
unw ma Vi, , "'ao, 1' NJ nnc Dtuu
WY, I'M WI hl'rpun nen'tus, ana nNpIctou
ins,naH' prixf NV. 1uIor. ~ Is uur
iorHur' iH.Ni W lHnnc, anu ouEhs ~ pc pOpu-
w - - H., biu'uus , a., AL ,,..
., ~ NiV , nHs uut cohineu ms unMtleeHues
III w. N,,YsVs nls uuVpt"lou' ne Mvu-
o o,,; fvIS surcussiu, u, hYnuvn, ~ IN
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uoaors TO Arrah" and shaun" ut booths
Theatre.

An unusual scene Of enthusiasm followed
the play Of Arrah- pogue nj Mr. and Mrs.
Boucicaults representation AZ Booths Theatre
last night. After the stars " had been sum
moned forward. Mr.. Brougham led out Miss
Dyas. and then Mr. Dominick Murray had TO
appear although he had partly Invested himself
Of the make up" for FteHey. This did not
satisfy the audience. however and most OF the
asscmhlage remained standing, the ladies' and
gentlemen nppnuding In the stalls and boxes,
and tho gallery gods keeping M shril calls and
loud demands for n spec ~. TINS uproar lasted
for nearly ten minutes although tho lights had
been turned down. md there Were no indica-
uous OF life behind the curtain. Finally. how
ever the stage was rc-iiluminatcd, and Mr..
Bouci"ault. who was still in the SHIRT sleeves
and knee brooches Of shaun came forward.
amid cheers from all parts OF the house. He
held up his hnnds deprccatinRly. and spoke
SUI stHntuiy rs follows;
Ladies' ana gentlemen you ask Tor speech.
but have been speak ng TO you all the evening
and thought Won would have had enough OF
me- Had my better hail expected this demon
sirution she would have come forward. but she
has so chan ;cd her personal appearance that
ing 81 You all The evening. too, and
speaking much better than l could. for
ii has been from the heart. tApplausel
The hoartiness Of the welcome given her this
week r warmly appreciated. THIS hal been tn
tended 90 Dee her last appearauc" briorryou. but
your rcreutIou iA- lrnn such that | do not
doubt She will be- seen hero again
Mrs. BouccauG retired aniid warm applause.
and the audience finally len the theatre.
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TOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

joaquin miller. Mexico run. it. eour.. a, tn, Grand
a., ,, ,,...,.n, ,i, ,-,, .,..,,.,. ,,o,,..,o,,o,
WI isnn Narsnar MIa s 1t ntaman' tee'A' 'oho'
The Nalhssu Guard, Hal- continues to undated
I'm $ ia. Mud SOW r,uaorc Is, the latest success
Al the Grand ofcra House hi,,,cn,ns there will be
one Of Gilmore s'4ni sunday e'rn'- ,on,,''
err. va .'i be- rem F@,ca 1 81. veSS at dc nose fGeSre '
TIE BANKER nWshiet T. eetLne ,iiin Easy hau'
Theatre.
PROT Locke Richardson will read the Merry wive. of
windsor ~ Tho Union League Theatre ON Tuesday al
''-noon a, W. o,Io,A ..,.,.. ,... ..,. ...,
hg ;, snS 'wq' Che iPe' %, sad III t6s
American Museum tDs week
irna,ore a. N,l3's h9s reaehed ps,grsl eoprelg
ss ep any VIZ e OF oa ao hop ~S'A ~ MISS N'' '
MLl., IS announced for "a. week a, me Brooklyn
mSa S Mi assume the isSdias }fS.'. '' ~ ~
N.' kaie Ma4ew wh9 ,eppSt aside ,,,d for inl s.
n,nt To- play "Ni., in the Brookly IN Park Theatre.
Mr. Hermann Korhcuor will riye series OF psneforte
on H.. W.,t. IA, nf MONS OF Fcb 10 March and ~
and hpri aa.n ..,,..,.,.,,,,.. uoo.r,..m.,.
n ,ncct.. hni Vii be- continued this week with add
v n,, o.nr AID i.,l TANNED Arabian
on T. smith %ig ct ihs Breo lor "a hesd 50
90, ui, M" zion So.i,r, fi,S.ir" company lie
'',ur't ' way '.''''', ,,' ,w.u,.,,.
aml tomo.r..g l.-it uia enter upon il. sixth week
VIM. J. 49, 1,9 W -" ir'," t,G n', ps'm s' ,sn
nm. second Cd, r,c .air,..or Mas rinuor and Or Dam.
.it,,cn Nolait C..o i Scarlattt Won Bron,art and
D A"'.,.,, from SAN Francisco say, mat Mis-. Clara
N0ir. ,'o.el DE- Encouragement tncre last evening,
t' 10 'i- ien an nnu,nni, ,a,.,
ID" , N' A,'' ~ .'',' 'o' g" 'oN ',' n,t"
uc VI. ',.i,, Z o ST.. iicis 21ratc and Gcn Ni'c
- ,I',' M,, ' + 4" a. hnt ,,,, "tt on, A., he. in
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lIUSICfL NOTES.

on Monday evening ~ next week. the 2lth, Mr
IJelnr "A nj ii. ASSISTED bN Mis- Schirm,r Ar Richard
Arnold NJ Alfred Peas. and Others wall give chamber
concert At StciuWay linlL
THO third Philharmonic Concert in Brooklyn last
ni.ht was conducted by Theodore 1hom9s ne Wlco
,inu. bcuR Sehunauns Pictures Of TIM orient. Nh--
mr|s fncchatnlr aud " lluldeglur.. March The
audience was brilliant and the Academy decorations
tasteful
The third piriic rehearsal II the New Nor oraiouo
S,.,rvwiu take place at SeinwAy Han on Ihr~itN al
.,t,.nu NauIrt --oIiu', Paul" Will then lr tr.
Hrir,cd 10 be aurwari performed az thg cncrtl VI
MISUNDERSTANDING Mt. S,ift Miss nrasi, MI hinq-
,on aud Nr Whitney atc 90 bee he sulo,st,
Mac.,ro DAura, a pupil tIum the conservatr ny o.
Naulc- ana stu'cut hldet Mrrcadtnw liol"NH' Miln
orchestra of sixty performers tosNrH -riltsW l"hh
concert, M the sNlc adopted at Pom, Mln Maple ana
T,1n iu which Will lee PLAYED COM u,inna su'h "a.
svnIphouies nvrrtuics, ana like works ny h'h"ls o.,
every nationality Tue "rchesira Wll hl1ul, NJ, Nv
prasoni AuacrL ropIer snd Carer Lhc camtr " Hn,,,
NJ which tho listener average muIrnl lhl' Ht''e WIN
nud lie sngr in Tho FIRST coucert VIII take place sun
dan March ,. at stenNHy Han
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Rail of tho United Encamrmcnt Association in The Teu.
touia Assembly, Rooms on Tuesday evening
MASKED htl N tho Huron Tribe. 80 80 Improved or
der ot Rcd Men. in Irving Hall ON the 22l inst
the attractions the week Is tic Charity Ball TO
be given in Terrace Garden On Mcdue. day evening.
A TIA party is t. be given Monday evening, at
DWyer GOspc Mission, ior the bcnent OF the mission
In the Lexington Avenue Opera House Tuesday
evening, Is 10 be had the Reception of tie Jacob Hess
iOterc.
The employees of the Kacp Manufacturing Company
will riyc their annual reccpuon IN arendOn Han on
Monday evening
Goodc, News Agency reception aud ball is announced
the 80 oi March IN Lyric ilt sixth avenue between
Forty first and Porty second streets
The Martha Washington Associaion's Reception and
Tea Parts, in all 90 the poor of New York city Is TO be
given IN the Academy on Thursday evening ftb 20
The Young Mems Hebrew Union announce Tor sunday
evening March a. Reception hud Entertainment u Inv
ng Hall Tor the benefit ot their library and gymnasium
Gen Louis T.. III Cesnut Is 10 deliver lecture upon
Ancient Art ami Religion i'm cyprus before the Xavier
Union 20 West Twenty seventh street. tomorrow even.
ing
ON Thursday cvcuing, March IN the Academy NJ Mt
SIC BE- Co Doe given tr Furuu a The nrrusrh,u are
already So ar competed as to assure an event pr,Htr
branc} than an} VI previous yeas gNcu by the furm
Ass.t
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
To Prevent the Introduction and spread OF
Epide rule Diseases.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-The House Commit
tie charged with the investigation Of the best Of
preventing the inroduc ton AMI spread epidemic dis
eases have prepared bill similar to that reported by
the special Committee Of the Senate II adopts the Sen
Ates feature for Board OF Health to consist Of
members to be appointed by the President by and with
the advice and consent " the senate Not than
mcmhtTis to be appointed from any state. The
compensation each durug the time when actually
gagged 80 The pcro nance OF ls duties Is o. be- $40 day
AMI reasonable expenses The surseuu Gen, raj Of the
army and the surgeon General ~ the navy o. be
members OF the Board. without additional pay The
duties oi the Board such defined in the ~
IN, and thc pr cautions Tor preventing the introduction
90 infectious Diseases into this country generally the
same The House bill contains proyi-o "that t shall
be unlawful tor ANY s,ss. engaged In the transportation
Of persons from foreign port where any
fscuous contagious disease exists. 10 land m the
Of l. Act
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DR. HKpWoRTH,s sUcoKssoR.
TIE Rev. Mr.. Davis will not Embrace Cal
viaisw ir he Accepts the Call.

Tho members OF 1T. James's NJ Il. Church,
in Harlem. wero much surprised, yesterday,
when they heard that their pastor. the Rev. Wes-
ley r. Davis, had been chosen to succeed DR.. @.
II. HepwOrth at the Church OF tho disciples.
They were not even aware OF the fact that neRo-
tiatlons had been pondnR toward that end. The
reason Of this was that tho Rev. Mr.. Davis had
never offered himself MS n candidate for the pull
pit about to be made vacant. nor had he encour-
aged the movement In any way. He had been
asked by nm UNOFFICIAL committee Of deacons and
offered TO him, He replied that no could not an
swer in the affirmative for the reason that II the
matter came up before tho members OF the
Church OF tho Disciples and ho should prove
not 70 be their choice he would be placed in the
position Of seek ing the vacant pulpit,
Even now" Mr.. Davis said yesterday, L
hold the matter under advsement l have
neither accepted nor refused the homer my
friends OF the Church OF tho Disciples have
paid me. NV own people have taken no action
and shall he gone all tho week. Probably on
my return the matter will be- serlouely constd-
cred. II do decide to accept tho call u will not
be until the end Of the Conference year.
For weeks past committoes from the Church
Of the Disciples have attended the Rev Mr..
Dnvs's church and listened 10 his sermons.
Whom a week ago last Monday committee OF
deacons and pew owners waited upon him ut
his house. they questioned him closely upon
Davis said TO them: " II l am called to your
church II must be strictly upon tho basis OF the
itnerancy and on no account for any special
doctrinal revolution In my mind and II must
you under any pretenoo OF conversion to
Calviniam."
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"Nannctte Labarrc was produced at the
Globe Theatre yesterday afternoon. 1t is a
drama Of Paris in the time Of the Commune.
-hlpto Mr.. Charles T.. Newton. would bo at
one" set down ms translation from the
French. II has no striking characteristics, and
is iis Tree from positive faults as iroia positive
merits. A colurtu-h girl makes her lover
Wildly sglous by flirting wiki another fellow.
the lover COOS despairinsly into the army. tho
otsor ,luw wins the girl consent % mar
rinse the lover falls into the hands ~ the Com
uuni-fS rs aspy. the o.hor fellow and tho girl
ami 'nb.y break their engag mont the girl cour-
HgeOUSlY effects tho lover g., ape. ana inc cur
most Of is incidents arc Old 60 the snge and
there is hardly any novelty i'm the manner =
their present use while the characters are o.
familiar acquaintance $; hut the fOhsuuclun u
good English. cAcrIi Wa,r' mungl,i 10y ils
sIsukcrs. Thus, while Ngnuc'te INhnrre'
Possesses No remarkable excellence. il Is Mt
least rohercntuud mon nsiye. stronger acting
meanings more apparent. and 50 make It
given better IMPRESSION than WAS then the case.
N i-n f.. rHu'a Iil.r played AHhufirM ltl plenty
Of coqut tlishnrs-. sang very well indeed, and
but lacked force enough Ton tIe = nrioUs pas
saecs. She convey. the ilea tlHt rigid training
would PERHAPS make her a superior acir's In
tho mean time She might rlrct an mmoilu,e
ifnpr1vcneut IA her appearance hy putting loss
Iaiut ON her very urrfty inc". Whi n Was yes
trrduy mu', disiigur 81 10y daulia Oi whlti lci.
and black. S 'VerUl ~ tle ntInr perform rs
showed considerable nmntur" talent bong
evidently little moro ban am. t'utb. Willie s0no
OF the iist were Old offenders, conf. mtl iil
their bad acting pasl hope Of reform4tlon. Tie
military features OF mo pay VIII " sllFTlh-
after n few ropetitons shall make them SIR
brisLly
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Proposed Treaty Of Commerce. with Mexico.

wAsHINGToS Feb l5.-Mr Wilson Of West
Virginia expects 10 make Monday a report from the
Committee Foreign Anairs. with Joint resolution
providing FOR treaty with Mexico Tho JOINT resolution
the desire the United States Government and
people 10 maintain the most amicabie relations with
Mexico. that l. o. the both
tend and increa~e the exchange ~ products and 70 foster
liberal commercial relations; that the territory
as the tree zone on the MrNcan border has been the
from which have ded violations 81 treaty
snuulAuons avoidance ~ tHr duties and other irrcgu
srtcs and that it should be- abolished II also suggests
the establishment of a court of arbitration 20 have
continuous existence OF ten IL therefore requests
the President g. open diplomatic Corrs ul nee with
the Mexican Government Tor the rurpns indie ld and
authorizes HIM to appoint commissioners 90 carry on
such negotiations n he deems that cOur>c preferable
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CLAPP-RIPIEY ON wedne sday. Feb II, at the resi-.
dcnce " the brides parents by the Rev Charles Cuth.
bert Hall. william O. Ciapp " Sarah l., daughter Of
Geor1e & Ruley. all at Hruiklvn
OCkWOOD-fLErCHEl-O Tuesday evening, Feb.
H. the residence OF the brides parents by the Re
Or Burchard. Plume lockwood 10 Belle, daughter OF
Andrew Fletcher. EsQ all of this city
MORGAN-SrREN ELI.-In jersey CITY, Wedne sdAy
Feb ~, nv Dean Ahcrcrombic. Fred. A. Morgan Of Al
bany 10 " Ida Strevcll OF former place
SfEENfS-UfSON On THURSDAY. Jan @ by the Rev
A. u Gillette, d. d al the res nee Of the brides pa
rents iirh II, John Sleeves 10 Miss Imogen Epson
an If this CIV
TOW NA.ND-nERICKSOS- the residence Of the
brides parents. Thursday evening. Feb 10. by the
Rev. : b kurchafd. u ID. Clarence pouw Townsend "a
MARY Martha second daughter OF Nj. and Mrs Samuel
DtTiCksOn, all OF th4s city.
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MrrcL.d on the nahnmn..

WAsHINGToS Feb 15.-Mr. McLain, Unitod
states Consul at Nassau \ T. reports 90 the department.
of state that the American schooner Rescue of Baltimore
was wrecked on the Bahamas on Jan II Tho Rescue
wAs on voyage from Baltimore 90 jamaica laden with
corn uHur. a. and lumber The vessel wac found 90
be iu leaking condition and was hsarh,d by direction
oi the master ia order g. save lives and The
have tcou properly cared Tor by the consul. ana LARGE
part 90 the cargo received from the Wrcckers
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The Arion ball. always an attraction. promises
tins wear he attractive than ever Iis to be in
Gilmore's Garden on Friday evening next The festival
is To be begun with a concert Then will follow the
grand march and the opening rolonaise. King Car.
uivas arrival will be the ssna for the beginning Of the
real merry making fur tho rcrrcS utatous at The
orign ami development ui carnival ami the representa-
tons Of Rome, Venice. Pans, Mairil, aul Cologne
especial preparation. have been made The EFFORT ;
being made o. have the ball eclipse IN brlhancy and
gyr.guusue IS uuN "A given.
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uaele sam. Prom, on rracuona, Currency.

WASHINGTON. Feb 15-In February. 1876
the issue fractional paper currency stopped, and
all that currency presented redeemed In fractional
silver when the issue Of the paper ceased there
S4a.p1oop Of It outstanding A commission appointed
hv NJ sherman estimates that NJ this amount about
tSnhuh would never De presented Tor redemption,
having been DESTROYED OF Lost II seems that this
umAtc too small There is sui outstanding about
Sl"tl nn uoual raper currency. o which amount
about s2stfss 90 three cent ami nNtCcut untGs. IL t.
c.rWated that there wll ultimately be- redeemed only
S4uh"n. leaving sla"s"n as proht to tie Govern
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16

BosToN. Feb. ia Grp,o-loman wrestling
match. tipmns allowed. took place between William
Miller OF Baltimore ana inmcsI Mclaughlin of Dctrot
tonight in Music Han The first bout won lW Mo
Luuglu boz - minutes, the scroud hN Miller U 10
utes ana the hrd and last by McLaushln in - minutes
The stakes were $1,000 aside, aud the hall receipts
amounted u about 81 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16
The Reason Why

The proprotors of once famous brand Of
porous plastcrs did not want the medals which
tho medical juries OF the Centennial and Paris
Expeditions awarded tho proprie!ors Of Bon
sons Capcnc Porous lascrs becomes perfectly Anpa
rent when II is known that liens Ms tdp.luc it-ti ON
account Of ats Improved composition and great merit
alone Cnutrd To these awards II po,>rss- greater
aud more pow, riul main relieving rni curative proper
u,s than the common porous pla SER ~ action T. more
lroW1t ani positive. Any rchahlc llN~triW VAL rrn-
linn our STATE MSt, rcsIriin- ITS su' olmrN over AN i'm
liar hr,Scs We have huulrrls ui testimonials OF cures
wtere the ordinary POROUS hsur had iccn tried ANA
failed even a. relieve Therefore. do not thhc
or Wtuur plaster ~ any lic" u YOU want utr best
ask ter Bou>us Cayenne Porous Plaster ant iuNst upon
getting IL sold by all druggists Plice 70 ecns-4de
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16

Sc City Of Dallas. Chester FernandinA
81 Adriauc. Jennings, Liverpool Fob. 4, aud Queens
town 9th.
SIS Assyria Campbell, Almeha Dec 3, and Gibraltar
iath
IS FrAnconia. Bragg. Portland.
- Berlin. H,incke. Santos.
f. Morgan city. Reed New Orleana
Brig Alphousc, Kohl. Oicnfucgos.
Brig Charles A. Sparks. COtter. LNghorn.
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Busintss Hotuts.


Chamon,IIe IiIood aud Liver Pnis tDr.
CHANDll RS Purely vegetable AMI tastees~ no noN'
iou drugs formula on each packase all know what they
taxing cures dyspepsia heartburn dizziness onpres
Ivc breathing cosvcncss, sex headache nain ~ the
back shoulders. kidney affections nervous debility.
coated tongue and all IMPURITIES Of the blooi 2lc per
package. All druggists Principal depot 2lO West SAN St
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, Recent or
chrome promptly cured by Mathcy Caylus Capsules
used tor - years by the leading physicians In
Europe aud America. They are sold by all druggists
"Three Ball" L. the Trade Mark pack
kages tor BEST quality NJ Washing Crystal and Ban Blue
Don't the price NJ the best tor Interior qualities Try
" Blucdine.n the best Laundry Blue"
Isaac Sniith's SIX Umbrella combines all
that necessary 60 hrst class ncsS,
style. durability, and. As its name implies, almost
"wtighuesA"
\ Pine ~ SILK Hat for 80, go. Derby and
Soft Hats 81 % worh - 10 New church st. w stairs
a twenty-five cent bottle OF Porter's Cough
Balsam will relieve your cough.
Dr.. underhilrs Pure Wines from the Croton
Point Vineyards
"sandallne Lotion,"
Sure preventive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16
LoVISIANA sTATE LorTrWY 40.

This institution was regularly Incorporated by the leg
slaure OF the state Tor Educational aud Charitable yur
poses IN SIS. for the term NJ iWtutNNV Years Co which
contract lc unreliable iMth of the state is pie dsct with
capital oi 81 pnUp, % winch i has since added T..
serve fuui o SihnWn If NEVER SCALES OR POST
ZONES i'dlh Monthly Grand Distribution New orleans
March II 1857 prizes total rllu+lp capitals $50 a.
sluUnp s5uDl &c. lolun tickets, Two e. dollars,
halves. one 81 dollar Apply % VI A. pAUllllN, 4 a.
BoN $40 New orleans. La or II l. PLUM, 3lA Broad.
so. N..,t N,rH
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BRtGNOLt-In the city OF New York. the 18th
day Of February 1871. by the Hon Charles pouuhue,
Justice u the supreme Court. Salhc Isabella Brgnol
from Pasquac Brisuoll Cause. adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16

niriLruRE ALuASAC-rHIs pAv
sun rises... 53lSun seta..... 30Moon rises. 80
VATER-rHia DAY
Sandy Hook. 50 IUov. Island. % Hell Oata-. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16

MARINE INTELLIGkNCR

LONDON, Feb 15,-weston has reached Wake
field YORK County He l. ig2 miles behind time, having
| iAken The train rom Indde rsnoId 20 MAkehed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-16
EUREKAi THAT'S THE NAME OF TT.

The worlds great for Malaria, Loss Of Appetite.
Dyspepsia Coughs, Colds, and Consumption, Male and
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per gallon full discounts 10 the trade.
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