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The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
Pass it Around.

Splendid advice is this from the New York Niuing Record: Our con temporaries in the mining districts may dc a special service to the min inr industry of the country by a flat footed exposure of the facts as they actually are, whensoever they see published here any favorable notice of mining enterprise based upon property in their respective vicinitics, which may be known at home as lacking substantial merit, or to be without the development or plaut claimed for it. Invariably when a mining property without genuine value has been put upon the Eastern market so soon as the bubble bursts the reputation of the district in which it was located suffers, and, as a consequence. ally good mines thereafter, from that quarter suffer from it, and meet little or no con sideration.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24

N other road rnns Pullman Hotel Cars. s.ny osles form of Hotel tJs.rs. through. between tne Missouri River aad Chicssgu.
 ASS EE f EssSS GOING EAST should bear in liind thai tlis is the
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24

The Empire of India is having a tough time of it in Afhanisian. The native troops at Hcrat have revoltcd and massacred the civil and military authorities. The Zulu war is just over, and now England has her hands full with that Afghanistan rebellion. When native troops revolt and kill a lot of Englishmen or when Eng lands foes slaughter d few British officers, it is terrible massacre. When British troops kill Afghans and British hired savages run down and murder Zuius, that is warfare s. ?, StocE Hsp0jf.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
Southern Arizona

Will devote it's columns to furthering the interests of Phoenix and Maricopa county and the southern portion f Arizoua, It is the intention of the pulp lisher to make tho
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LEGAL.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE 1 Co lnty of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona In the matter of the estate of LUKE MoSIHoN, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersign- ed, A6ministrGtrix of the estate of Luke all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessa- ry vouchers within ten months after the hrst publication of this notice to the said Admin istratrix st her residence abeut six miles south west from the town of Phenix. in the county of Maricopa.
 SARAH E. MONIHON. Administratrix of the estate of LUXE MONIHoN, deceased.
 Phpnix, Sept. 18th, 1879. 11sS
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
DR. SPINNEY, NO. II, KEARNRY SHEET. Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
 "vHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthful folli-s or iod's- cretion. will do well U avail themseiSes or this the greatest bocD eyer laid nt the altar ot snffsrinr humanity. DR. SPlNNEf VIII o-uarantee to ferfeit $500 for every ease "t seminal weakness private disease oi any Kind CT character which he undertakes and .ails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN
 There are many at the age of thirty tH sixty who are troubled with too frequent eNaenatisn Inf t,e bladder. ofien accompanied by siiget smsrtiu. or burning sensation. and 2 weakness of tbe system in a manner the pafient cannot arcount for On examining the urinary de- ,nsi.s a rorv sediment will often be fuund anu sometimes small particles oi aionmen wiu snnear. or tlc color will be ot a thin nilkisA hue. again changing to n dark and sSrp'a ar p,arauce There many men who aie of this difficulty ignorant ni the cause. whlen = Inc secoud stage of seminal veal ness. pr- will guarantee a perfect cure In all ssfeh r'as<s- and a healthy restoration of the genito-nsiesry 0iiice Hours-l0 to and ta s- Sanitys from 10 tn II am. Co sultatina free. hos- ou-h examiuetlon and advice. SA CalI or ,,i3,sss IlR SPINNEN X CO.
 No. Ii ksarny street. San Franeis-e-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24

A model refusal of an offer of mar riage has been obtained at the office of the London Truth by offering 8 prize. It is as follows:' Dear Mir.
 I am very sorry; I appre- ciatc you immensely, but I cannot give the caeiSet without the gem.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
NOTICE TO CREDTTORS-

In the Probate Court of Naficop4 county iE the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of R. P. Ill., LAND, deceased.
 NY OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE 1N undersigned, Administrator of the es- tate of RoBERr P. EILANp. deceased, to the against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within fonr months after the first publication of this ns- tice to the said Administrators. at his place of business in the town of PhRnix, Mari copa county, Territory of Arizona.
 E.. IRVINE. Administrator of the estate of RcBERr P HILAND, deceased.
 Phenix, Sept 2, 1879. 116 4-wW
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NOTICE.
NOTICE AT Sseptember19. 1879

AT bSeDtem ber 13. 1S79 FLORENCE, ARIZONA,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1N that the following-named settler has hied notice of his intention to make hnal proof in suppot of his claim. aud secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz: TEIS- IoAs PALMA. Of Maricopa county, who made Homestead Application. No. 59. for the S E of | of Section II. N, R E, and names the following as his witnesses, viz: Albert Decker of Tempe, Maricopa county, and Winchester Miller, also of Tempe, Maricopa county. 120 5tW
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
DTSsOLTTION NOTICE.

NOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the firms of Barnett. Block d Co, and c. Weihof Ss Co. are this day dissolved by mutual consent, c. Welhof retiring The firm will hereafter be known as Barnett & Block, who will collect all bills and pay all debts of the mentioned firms.
 \. BARNETT,
 B. BLocK
 c. WEILHorP. PuopSrx Sent eth ITe Irxxx-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-24
SEYMOUR SALOON,

He who calls on me will be treated ina gen
 tlemanly manner.
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MARRIED AGAINST MS WILL.
A Bride Deserted by her Husband Immedi-
ately Amer the Wedding.

BALTIMORE, April l--Gcorge Scatcs came
10 this city nbout two years ago from Bos-
ton. his parents accompanying him. He OBJ
talned employment as an overseer in tho shoe
department OF the Maryland penitentiary. The
Scates family. previous to coming to Baltimore.
wero on intimate terms with Boston family
named Tilton and George Scates was engaged
tn Carrie Tilton. Scates. after his arrival in
baltimore. was somewhat attentive to Miss
Molle Deiord. living on North Gay street in
sHl7 sy e George Is u years Of age and the
ago Nj lss Iilton arrived in Baltimore on u visit
TO the Scates family
On Wednesday last Scates received n polite
note. inviting him 10 visit that evening the
house Of the Delorls. He went requested.
Nncn no entered tho parlor he says that he
found himself in presence Of Miss Deford, her
two brothers. her father, and a minister The
father produced a marriage license and init
bride was willing. Scates says he protested
but he saw that tho brothers and the
father. rs well ms Miss DcfOrd meant bust
ness. ana he quakingY gave the usual re-
sponses to the questions put 10y the minister.
Then the reverend gentleman pronounced
ol to kiss tho bride and started for home
alone. He neglected To mentl ION the affair to his
family. Alter dinner on THURSDAY he took
train for Joliet, Ill. He LETT letter 10 his pa
rents in which he related what is given above.
and added that he will live in Illinois for
year and then apply for a divorce. Miss Tton,
who is only Is years OF age, says she will wait.
A friend Of the Delords says that Scates met
paid her attention apparently with a view 10
matrimony; that the marriage was not forced
lister. the Rev Charles j. Holt. and that
Scates wished 10 have the marriage kept secret
on account Of the opposition of his pa
rents. This statement docs not agree with that
made by tho family Of young Scates They say
that thor son was but 81 years OF age, whilo
ter left By their son he confessed that he was
tho most miserable man alive. and would never
live with his wife Enclosed in the same en-
"a n n 4
forgive him. and saying that he still loved her
The parents OF the young man assert that he
was at home every night after the marriage
until his flight. Miss TiltOn remains at the
residence OF the Scates family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03
METHODISTs IN COUNCIL
Annual session OF the New York aud New
York Last Conferences.

NEwBURGH April 2.-The eghty-ninth
annual session Of the New York Conference OF
the NJ. +. Church was convened at Trinity
Church in this city this morning, Bishop Ste
phen NJ Merrill Of Chicago presiding The
Conference has membership Of almost three
hundred and its territory comprises n large
part Of New York city. Westchester Putnam.
Duchess Greene, Ulster. Sullivan, and Della
ware Counties the most oi Orange and Column
bia. and n part Of Rockland. together with a few
churches in western Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts. Ono hundred and thirty eight mem
bers were present at roll call.
DIR. Crawford. Presiding Elder OF the New
York district reported that the religious and
material interests Of the churches in that dis
trict were. on the whole. prospering. There
had boon moro reviyals OF the of-fashioned
Methodist kind in the city churches recently
of property had intcrfered with the benevolent
collections 10 some extent The Indebtedness
nous. being over $500 600, he thought, on the
seventy seyen chuEhes and thirty-ninc par
sonages. The valHThon Of church property in
the district was about s2OO0,OO0. II had fallen
on about one-siNth since the business Stagna;
been cancclled The New York District Con.
ference had been abolished.
DR.. Miley Of the Drew Theological Seminary
called attention to the charge in New York
newspaper that. by nm arrangement between
DR.. Crawford and Bishop Andrews, who pre-
sldch lhst year, Tue pulplt OF %. Luhcs ChuIHh
IN New l9rk cly h9I I DSen vacant tos one y'aif
IN order mat Dr' tIhWiord inight Decomr us
pastor TINS year on inc Close oi MS term as RE
siding Llder' Ihe, article also asserted mat
mere had been mueh iissal i9llctioh IN tue Con
Or. crawford emphauca,y denied these
eharges. and ne wqs endorsed pyseNeral Others
The Roy. ". Il. Davis 81 -, James's church;
IN New YORK announced may ne had decided
70 accept ne pastoiate Pi mo Ohurch OF me
i3lsclples tohgrsgallohai lIne rev ueorEe II
Hepworth ~ ana % WIthdraw from we Method
lSt denominAt9n. lie did thls without any
change 81 creed Whatever put IN mo pelei mat
ne would Dc more useful IN settlei phsiorale
man ~ me Meth9dst llnerahey, Alter splr-
lieu deDate the ionqWlne resp utou WIS huopleu'
mere being only elN OF SlEht voters III ITO neg
alive.
R.s,,.i That while we regret the Withdrawal e ,he
ksN Wesley paws IRON 'he mn , OF NE
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Testimonial Coneer, to Dr. l.. Damainvine.

Testimonial and charity concerts are so
often the exhibition ground Of helpless medi-
ocrty. that it is a pleasure to record a brilliant
exception. ms was the case last evening at
Chickering Hall on the occasion Of the concert
given in compliment to DR.. Damainylle an ANA
tour vlolinist of this city, whose merits might
readily procure for him Il rank among our best
professional artists.
The programme was chosen with excellent
taste, aud included trio by RalT. for piano
cello, and violin. teoming with graceful melody
and poetic originality; an interesting string
quartet by Mozart. and several solo pieces.
Nine. Kachau. the pianiste, has a clear firm
touch, and INTERPRETED the piano part Of the
Ran trio with much intelligence and delicacy Of
feeling. Her solo number, a ballad by Reinecke.
was executed in an equally credtable manner.
Nine Lasar sang Il composition Of Mr.. FloriO.
Dream" and her sympathetic. pure voice
gave admirable effect to the simplicity and
Rracefulness Of the song.
DR.. Damanvllle gave satisfactory evidence Of
his ready command OF the violin in fine rem
dering Of q fantasia on Faust arranged by
VieuXtemps, and In his share in the concerted
pieces.
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DIED.

coNKLIN In Jersey city on April = charles @ conx
lin IN the 18th year Of hi
Relatives anl friend. OF the family rospectully in
Wild TO attend his funeral from his late ,sidcuce l23
Maple st, Jersey city, Friday April T. al half past
O'Clock
GOuDALE.-N Poquonoc Bridge Conn. March 10.
Mrs Mary Goodaie AGED los years. months and days
Her first husband whose name was Hewlett was killed
ON man oi-war IN 1872.
HALL -on Tuesday. April /, James Hall, in the oia
year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend
the funeral services al his late residence Market st.
cypress Hills, 4. l.. on April d. at o'clock \. VI.
JONES At CRANKY, New brunswick, Dominion II
Canada March H. the Rcv James Jones' In the H2d
uf his resident oi New Brunswtck isfi and
tor many wears au active Episcopal minister He retired
from the active duties %. the ministry tu 1873
LANLuk In Montreal tauada March ~, Patrick
Lawlor Fsl. aged ~ Years AMI - days
hARIlN-iu New Haven. Conn. March ~. Mrs Gym
Tin Marun. said 10 hc iOl year, old She was born
slave and BY her industry bought her freedom nnd that
Of some Of hcr children. Most OF her ie spent
Georgetown. ID &.
McELROY After short Illness on Wednesday April
2 Hugh McElroy native OF the County Monaghan Ire
land. aged 81 years
The friends aui relatives NJ the family are invited To
attend The funeral from hi. late residence 90 Nurth 7th
r VI g. 49, VT ''4'' Wv -" '''''' a. '''A
San Francisco papers please COPY
ACLEEN-Ou Tuesday. April !. Margaret infant dhugh.
ter of John and Ellen McIccs aged months aud days
Funeral from l43 Mott 81 at ! ~ r. VI tins dav
o'BANNON In kuruwcu County, 5 g., recently, liar.
net q Bannon. aged 90 years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

Arnold 4 Constabes first spring opening
yesterday, Allied the house to overlooking with fair
butterflies Of fashion wealth from all parts Of the
city The usual display OF evening toilets In the gas
lighted paror on the hfth floor the objective point
upon nrst entering The ladies went up by the lower
elevator, and for the part walked down the stair
cases Stopping to admire the display the carpet and
upholstery rooms and lingering longest the second
moor where the greatest number Of Parsmade and home
connections were shown in the form OF reception, din.
ner, carriage, and walking costumes wraps ana chit
dren's garments This opening was OF the most
brilliant AMI extensive ever made by this favore house
Lord Tay0rs two grand spring openings In both the
Broadway and the Grand street house OF this enorprsng
nfn were second 10 no other OF the many openings
this week Of openings; la every department IN every
story OF both houses the exposition fu brilliant
and la the best OF this elegant and popular house
The millinery gorgeous with flowers feathers chips
Tnscans LeghOrns, English stTaws Breton and French
aces gold and silver unsel aud rich satin aud silk trim.
mlngA There was crush at both houses all day.
Among the openings OF yesterday, that Of II ONeill
Co merits special notice leading Sixth mil.
liner and fancy goods house The display in suits bon
nets, hats and millinery was Rs satisfying TO the many
visitors yesterda on any previous OCCASION and that
Is equivalent 10 saying that everything rich ce,
CANT fashionable and reasonably priced any other
house OF tile Kind In New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, April with money on call
at cent. aud commission of 1-64@1-32.
the market on the Stock Exchange opened duh.
and prices showed declining tendency OK
coDt for Western Union and the coal shares,
aud even these were depressed soon after me-
ridian. At the second call. however. thcre was
recovery in tono and values, followed by still
further improvement in the later dealings, cs-
pecially for New Jersey Central. the final sale
of which was at 40. Northwestern was quito
active. butvot Paul rcapscd into dullness in the
afternoon. The ,saalle,s q tho day were l0i,OOO
md Western 10.53O Erie common. 6 100 Lake
Shore, $500 Michigan Central. 10000 ~. Ptul
Northwcstcrn common Z $50 DO preferred. and
300 Western Union Telegraph; The changes
rom Yesterday are Observation-Disclosures. Lack-
son. a KANSAS Pacific. ~ Eric common, Z !;
do preferred a Michigan Central = ~. Paul
T pr@ieTPed %T ob"s6 & fGGSd
western preferred. u Morris and Essex, = {;
New Jersey Central, =; Pittsburgh, =; Rock
Island. q; Lake Shore y. Western Union. un-
changed.
Railroad bonds we're quiet and without i'm
portant variation in prices. except Erie now
oftl4l0.000 at 67+@67]s. cash and G5 ,eDGs's.
seller 30. Other sales embraced Kansas pa"trs
with coupon certilicntcs. ioe@si0G do. income
No. lG, 4u@38ia; New Jersey Central first. con-
solidated assentcd, SiR9SiA; do. convertible.
AA. The pnciilc issues were easier: Union
irs,s sold at 100; do. land grants. i09@1Oy6
ex interest; Central gold bonds. 109's flrsts =.
j. branch. 9GMg7 Denver and r. q. flrsts sold
NJ s0's @s9; Canada Southern guaranteed.
1880 79A. ST. Paul issues sold at 1870 1881
for first IS. and 102Ag102T for consolidated
sinking fund Northwestern consolidated gold.
10S'6m10SA: Burlington. G, II. and n flrsts.
73%@73A; Erie consolidated lrsts. 10i7s@105s.
The business in Government bonds was linn
tod Sales embraced Gs 1881 1OG I. @1O6b the
Inter an advance: 5s 1881. 1885, for registered
and lOit for coupon a.. 80 for both regis
snld az VI W. sioi ~ l,, ' @i
Louisiana consols, 49,. and Tennessee g.. old
91's. The subscriptions TO the = cent. lnnn
to-day reached the large aggregate Of SS,2W 900.
Money on call was easier IN tho afternoon ut
4et6 cent, the former quite exceptional.
however. and the close was firm at sac q cont
The following will show the range Of prices
IN Il ri uaIu N..aa.l. -
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The Late senator IIopl.,n.,. Father.

BINGHAMToN. April Peter Hopkins. tho
aged father of ex-senator Hopkins, died Angelica this
afternoon ON the 18th of March TnK SUS published an
account Of the abduction of the old IRON the ALE
gany County Poorhouse where he had been found by A.
W, Cumming, u Bnghamton LAWYER who sought him to
get his consent in writing mat his sons will should so
To probate, "a waiver NJ the fourteen days notice re-
CURED by law 10 be gven 10 him as next Of Mn T dead
senator lett property to the amount Of SiuOuo Oh
to Nelson Nhluemure, and his one brother and three sih
tiers contested the will Mhittemore hid the old man to
keep him rom his daughters ana son but he WAS recent
ly found. lie was 81 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

NEW YORK. "Wednesday. April 2-Rocepts Of
btcNes 3lup, market arm. active and traction higher
scalawags and common steers sold at 74@0'.c ~ 10
dress 5b050 ms; ordinary to extra steers from 90 In
dress % ms 10 lie dress 81 hs and two pairs NJ
fancy do 500 Ms average, sold at II a. 10 dress p Ms
About 5pl taken British markets shipments a. llYc
cattle to London and HD quarters Of beet % France
Receipts at calves go, market shade nrurr Tor fat
veals bnt dun and unchanged Tor common stock Sales
at 4m6c % m generally.
Rcceipts OF sheep 300, competition sharp and prices
further advanced a small fraction with an early clear
s6s.c n n for common to choice sheep, part
OF ear loads Of extra sheep gong ~ o1se also bunch
OF lambs Ia 7c.
@4c b,,wIh sales at car loads of good Illinois h,4s
lO5 ms average at$t 70 y lVO ha, aud ears do, l1S
D., " SLjlS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03
SIN n LIttle IHaeanite.

The politicians who frequent the City Hall
are confident that Mayor Cooper will, to-day tomor
row send 10 Gov Robinson his erneate OF the removal
Of the Police Commissioners Tho Mayor himself said
yesterday; ~ shall take some action in the matter TO-
morrow Or next day" Two hours Afterward he said;
shall decide within the ext two days what course
shall pursue In the matter.n
The Mayors friends say that the Information which he
may receive ply his letter 20 the fOse Commits
aOners will Gauss the opening " The Gaze against
them oE secure 70 them another hearing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

Less amount due state and County, asAbove. edj 80
si5si. aoS 81
or the tax levy for this year. about ts5OuOO
has been collected out OF ti,A0O,OOO. The total
bonded debt amounts to flb.UOu.OOu. From
this sum the Comptroller says the water debt
OF A.1UU.OO0, which is sclt-sustainng, 81 500. =
900 in unpaid taxes. and {3.OOO,OQO ia unpaid
assessments should he deducted. leaving a bal-
ance Of about 81. 5000 900.
The Aldermen OF Jersey City on Tuesday
night reelected Simeon III. Smith and Marcus A.
Bench members OF the Board OF Finance.
Treasurer Earle said last night that he had
not received any Information IN reference To the
action Of the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany. or the applications OF the city for an ex-
tension 81 the loan of $4,000 which became
Commlss oner Drohan Of the Board OF Finance
knew nothing as TO the decision Of tho COM
pany. Mr. Drohan said that he application was
considered yesterday 10y the Finance Committee
OF the Board OF Directors, and that he sup
posed II would be referred 10y them to
tho entire Board at its session to-day.
Mr.. Drohan said he believed the easiest and
most effective remedy for the clty's financial
trouble would he To raise popular loan 10y is
suing $40. t2j. $50. and 500 bonds. bearing six
per cent interest BY this means obligations
now due could be discharged and the temporary
difficulty overcome.
No warrants have vet been signed by tho
Treasurer but he said that rs money was COM
ing In every day on tax ana assessment ne
counts. he would begin signing the warrants
to-day,
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The General Order business.

The Custom House general order business.
which rise to good deal OF scandal years ago
that resulted IN Congre ssona investigation has been
taken out oshe control Of Collector Merritt aud is to be
hereafter regulated BY the authorities In Washington
The latter reorganized the general order districts yes
terdny aud designated number new warehouses for
the storage Ronds
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BRIGGs-sCHENCR March ~. ~ tho residence d
the bride hv the Rev George T. Reed OF stamford Come
W Frank Briggs Mamie s. daughter Of the late jacob
u Scheuck. all of Hrnnklvu.
WHiTNkN-Bl ittEiir At the reside OF the brides
mother Hudson. y y March -. NJ. uNrl.rt l. hit
ncy OF this cts 10 Miss Dora =. Burscrt
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SUPREME COUNT - CHAMBERS. - Nos. 90 o.
~, l96 2O4, 2tIs 2t6 2ts 2as an y7s 27V 2ss 2V2
w, 2s7, 2Vo. w w. Assessmgpt eelendaT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

Finy Ter Cent. Saved by Using
HIGGINSS GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP,
Because it i pure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

The Best Derby Hat In this Market ut -
will h. closed out at 81 90 ana the best g. SILK Dress Hat
will be given away Tor 81
WHITE. the Halter Gle Broadway
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MIRliIED.

BIaIr's PTIs-Groat English Remedy Tor Gout ana
rheumatism. All druggists have them.
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This Institution was regularly incorporated by thu
Legislature OF the state Tor Educational aud Chnrlnbe
purposes IN 1855. Tor the term Twcuty.avc Years to
which contract The nvlnahlc faith Of The state pledged,
with capital OF FlO0Utl TO which II has since aided
n reserve fuui oi t3lpOu IT NEVER SCALES OF
rOSrruNEs 10Th Monthly Grand Distribution New
Orleans April 1871 prizes; total sin.iuD; capitals
5000 $1,000. s5Up. &C. ipnUD tickets. two e2l dol
lars; halves Sil dullar. Appiy TO N A. DAUPHfN,
4. o. box GO2. Sew Orleans La, or n /. PLUM JIa
BroadMay. Sew York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

now onlJ s25d. rONElOY Truss co, 716 broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-03

A Cough neglected may lead to serious re
suits rORfEKs Cough Baisam will relieve at once.
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4 Reputation OF as Years standing
Establishes ISAAC SMITHS claim Of superiority for his
mbrcllas. 40 Broadway.