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The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

NoTICE.-T, John t. Mercer, In
N compliance with the A ct of Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply
In writing 70 the Court of General Ses-
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery oftho
State of Delaware, In and for New Castle
County, on Monday, the fifteenth day Of
November, A. D., 1880. being the first day
OF the next November term. of the said
court, for a license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. 8l5 Market street, In
the Filth Ward OF the city OF Whining
ton, County and State Aforesaid, with the
privilege OF selling intoxicating liquors
in less quantities than one quart, TO DO
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citiEe ems recommend the said
application, to wit:
Jno. P. Donahoe, Levi Bird,
John w, Wilson, W. A. LaMotte,
John W. Osler, W. G. W hiteiey,
James O'Donnell, Walter Clements,
Albert Jacquot, Everitt H. Wells,
Francis b. McCann, w. ii. Robinson,
A. Given, Seward Hopton,
A. II. Grimshaw, John b. Stewart,
Bernard P. Hasson, Thomas A. Sharp,
Joseph j Breen, j. f. Klein,
James Murphy, ii. f. Kyle,
John T. Dickey, Henry Jacobs,
octls-st. JOHN T. MERCER.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.

NOR SALE.-s10OO good Loan Scrip.
octlg-2t. HEALD a. co.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

i nan, .5,on,, William @. Robeltn
Din pi,ance ,nph with the Act of Az
ss9y sIvs IVA ot,l eases made and provided
ftd'p ii''n "a ~ notice that | shall npnIv
hglisT pae .ne Court OF eneral Ses,
\ d Osls,ce ssce and jail delivery Of the
sau1S 1S'%Ste "D M, IN and fr New
/ 4 yob ',nh Jn MONDAY the fifteenth
by Of t1a ',r A u. sSD, being the
|adcurt ,oa next Novem her term of
lr1 A. w ,or q licesse % Keen an inn
POutb NJ Ir . East Sixth street IN
|tlglOa. ,"n ara OF the city OF
lEd Il ,sIi 9pI " and State afore.
lganlllies intoxicating liquors in
t9l III. n,s,h anah one quart to be
Era1Is c,,' PREMISES, and the followino
slon, N'lchs recommend the said
tendy
tgO1asi. j. T, Grubb.
|NA,el. JOS. W. Hart,
~ Nammalo hnto' Gross,
4 tk0rllp Iohn j. Toner,
ksA. ryan John Hanson,
Pa. Hail. John Otto.
Esses, John ID. Kurtz,
aa Allen, thas. g. Hagner,
W. HeI~ Alex. IA Vile,
I'hrelb,cb 4. ]. Lang,
~ Eaton Ionn p Lang.
i n bernard homer.
LILLIAN g. RoBELIN.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

EtOR RENT-A large three-story brick
Y house, west of Market street, With or
without furniture. Apply to
Octl6-3t M. M. CHILD.
The daily gazette., 1880-10-20

~ ~ A. Ten Weges, do hereby
" Y, ~. o!lce that sh III apply TO the
~ we Opurt OF GENERAL Sessions
,t's ''sle and jail Delivery OF the
\, v'rate In aud for the county OF
~, ~ u "a Morday The 18th day OF
|s, u being the nrst day OF the
!. ~, VI ., A. D. 1887, for y lice Sc
H.. lan or tavern, at No. 406
,g V IN the Fourth Ward. OF
IN ,'nmihgton, county and state
M, I'.l ',.,,, inc privilege " selling In
[,Ts ~ llof, In es quantities In an
E.St%ouot drunk on the premises,
ErI5MtHlag Respectable citlzens re-
~'''e saiu aplic alton to wit:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
yruLE0uS FIRAS rESrERDIE.

BALriMoRU. June 19.-Thc large fOuT-story
Lu.lts IN North Frcdcrick-st, occupied by Hoscdac
Co. q, t. nruunr. factory, burned Gown Tonight Tie
900, which IS almost q not entirely covered
l.v insurance Four ~ the Of NO 2 engine were
ONE by n, IL and smoke during the frc and had to
b, removed from tho building Who on the way to the
nic ono the hose carriages ran over boy crushing
one az ai, lces in q horrible The fire was thc
r,.a't - ,ccdcnt.
snow HILL Nd. June l0.-rhr large saw. planning ana
Touring mill bclougin: 70 Richardson. Moore smith
Go burned down lat night, together win l'oooooo
,t of lumber. The whole town waA in great danger t
one time The Salisbury Fire Department. arrived by
arcIal train nt midnight, AID subdutd the me- Loss
r25UOu: 10 Insurance. -, IA
TEAplSG Penn. june 19.-Thc carriage shop ana
lqrllnc OF Peter Kantnrr aui The dwrIng "f EdWaiu
INrlei nt RphrcrsbUrg, PENN. were DESTROYER ~ Hc
M AN early hour thS MORNING. The lo's - hDout
- 600 The fire apudrtfG, was inefficient, hhu IL "hS
ared n one lime tant tho entire village would Dc de
Pun lDrLPHtA June 19-Nt an carly hour thls morn
ing inc coal Oh ss and tanks ~ Malcolm Lloyd near
Poiut Brcczr were destroyed bJ hre Loss ABOUT
'Niw 0rLT,vs Juno 1o.-A spcClnl dispatch reports
the burning o tnc business phr OF tne town OF Shrkr
VILE Mis- vrscrLty. Tn Court House ana Oid rel
low = Han were among tn buildings burned Loss
8lOu.UUO; Insurance, $3O,ouO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
MASlIINGTON NOTES.

WAsuISGTOE Saturday, June 80. 1850.
gecreta,y Sherman LETT the city for Norfolk tudhy
He will be absent until the last OF next weoa.
The SPANISH Claims Commission held a brief meeting
this u,ornnR but transacted no business Of public IN
terest. The meeting adjourned until July 10.
The United States practcc-shp Constellation sailed
from Anuopolls Md yesterday. her Summer cruise,
with the fret and thru classes Of mids1lpmen.
Leave Of absence for two months hns been granted
Assistant Surgeon II. 81 CrOnckhitr, United state
Army Major H. C.. Corbin Assistant Adjutnnt General
having reported to the Adjutant General OF the Army
has been assigned to duty In hir Onice.
The Post Office Department is In receipt OF letter
from the Secretary Of War transmitting dispatches from
Colonel Ohs and Major Merrill, OF tho 7th Cavalry. The
fright along the line OF the Northern Pacific consequent
upou the recent raid has, IN large neasure subsidized
ana there Is no fear OF another outbreak nt present
Miss Jessie Raymond, who entered suit In Murcn last
against Senator Hlll, OF Georgia, claiming $4,000
damnges appeared IN the Circuit Court today. Tho de-
fendanrs counsel had filed demurrer, setting forth
declarations are bad I'm substance. and that there
Is no cause for uctiOn Judge Wylie sustained
the demurrer and gave judgment Tor thc defendant.
THIS ends the at least Tor the present.
Directions have been teegraphcd to the Commanding
General OF the military division OF the Pach, nuthorL
ing MIN to prevent invasion OF the territory OF Mex
io by armed forces violation OF the neutrality laws
A d,snatch having been received from General Hutch,
asklnY for authOrg to fO0% Vrtoria ma of Aplchas
into Mexico, the Department Cf STATE has conuncard
by Telegraph with the United states Minister Ht h Niro
with "A view OF arranging maitr4 no thhl lie l. q~cal
may be complied with.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
REDCCINc THE DANGEkS or FOG.

In n rear room at No. Go Elizabeth-st. stands
machine which, its friends claim. VIII In great
change the present system OF fOGsgDals at sea. II IS
Captain Barkers marine safety signal with recent i-
movements A stand about four feet high iDclOses
brass cyllnd0r within which piston or plunger works
I'D ana down by means OF cOg-whees and gearing The
motive power which may be either manual or steam. Is
applied to wheel the outside. Tho principle II the
use of compressed air which is forced by tho piston
over O reed and through narrow tude communicating
with the fog horn on the top.
This horn has one coil in order to give tone TO the
blast and 1t can be turned throw the sound In
sny direction This explains simply how the noise IL
made but the distinguishing feature OF the machine s
that by means OF teleRraphc code OF only eight Sig
nas acting automatically the exactcOurse Of the
sci Is clearly indicated.
Tic stand containing the machine Is surmOunted by
broad plate, the rim OF which is marked out into
eight divisions each representing four points of tho
compass Corresponding TO these divisions Is code OF
signals each long blast OF the horn being represented by
long dash each short blast by short dash Communica'
ting with the dial platess upright cam plate the sides
NJ which are divided into eight sees each series corre'
Amending in the length Of its OF the signals
given above. If the course OF the vessel 10 between
north snd northeast the arrow 80 north Oh the dial
Mate then points directly forward and series OF cams
konsstng OF one long and two short ones brought
into connection with dog mounted on standard NJ
the base Of the stand TINS DOG py
hitting air the fOghOrn at the top Whep the mOuVe
power applied 10 the wheel on the outside me piston
~ courae cOmpreAsinR the MR. ana al the Same
lima the dog rolls up along the series OF cams As 1t
passes over cam is pressed back and acting along
W orced into the horn and blast is produced varying
IN duration according the length of the cam AZ the
same time the dal-pate reyolves from nor'h 10 nor'n
4ast returning as the piston descends. .
Captain Barker claims that the signal can De hear TOT
miles, and can be repeated III irom ten seconus 10
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
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AFFAIRS 1T ALB.fNY.
STATE BOARD OF AUDIT-NEw STOCK COMPANIES
TIE GOVERNOR oBJECTs TO CERTAIN ArIkO-


STATE BOARD OF AUDIT-NEW STOCK CoMPANIEs-
= THE GOVERNOR OBJnCTs TO CERTAIN AIIko-
PRIATIONs
ALBANY, n. Y, June 19.-The State Board
OF Audit met to-day consider further the claim OF
Weed. Parsons & Co. Deputy Attorney-General Rug
Cles presented his objections the BILL and Mr. Harms
presented the two resolutions, etc, authorizing the
work which had been executed and delivered The DC
cision in the case reserved
The contracts for dredging 10000 cubic yards, more
or less from the at Troy and 10000 between ths
city ana Troy were awarded, the first T. p W. MeyeTS
at II cents per yard and the last TO f. r. sewe OF this
city, at 1719 cents per yard.
Robert IL Galloway, Jose +. de Navarro, Grosvenor
p Ioyrey Egisto p. Fabbri. AdOlphc Hegwck, Thos r.
Sharpe George A. Saxer and a. Schc cerenbcrR arc
named "a directors OF the YOnkCTs Rapid Transit Rail
way Company. The certificate OF Incorporation vas
filed to-day IN the Secretary Of States Office The Ioad
is to run from YODkers to the easterly side Of South
broadway. The capital is placed at 100000.
Samuel d. Stewards W. W. Gage and Others arc named
as directors OF tho Poychromac Printing Company II
New-York in q certificate fled In the Secretary OF
States office to-day. The object is TO appy TO Hth0
graphing type printing and other processes of printing
the pOychromatic process Inc cdpltai lS HAeu III
Waller K Marvin, franklin Edison. william o. Corning
George W. Beach, William II: Steward. james Wilson.
James Moore. John b. SlIngcIlaed and JOhu Tlhplrlu
are named trustees OF the Decatur Syer Mining C"u
pany in certificate hled TO-DAY Inc cOnpIiS r 10
formed to carry OH mining IN Gnpin County COL lhe
capital is placed at SlOOOOOO.
bill making appropriations for the payment Of eerlmn
awards made by the state BOnrd Of Audit, which reads
as foIoysi For Timothy j. Sull van, $3.50 19; for
Erie County $1,000 for Allen Rutherford, @2GOJ 10;
for Robert b. Mcintyre, GO1 IS. The bill ~ approved
exoept as to the several items OF appropriation hereto
anpended The claim Of Timothy j. Sullivan Is objected
tn and not approved for the that II Is believed the
claim should not havo been allowed by the Board Of
Audit. . -, A.. .
Allen Rutherford $2,G03 10, for the reason that the
9th ,MIiltia Regiment was assisted by tile Union De-
fence Committee Of NewYOrk for clothing, equipment
outfit and ratiOns the amount Of $J379l 49, being a
The rate OF Ri0 per capita fOI 500 The following
abatement Ct amounts expended by the Union
Defence Committee III ad OF tho fe'eral
New.York City militia regnenis. slowr thht the
9th Regiment, TO whon Captain Rulherods company
belonged received much larger sum than any or he
other regiments viz: 81 Regiment, S2J24G OG; 6h
Regiment @9575 10; 9th Regiment S293O; 8th lt"gi-
nIent. SI4 200 50 0th Regiment, $33,7Jl 19; IZth
Regiment $I4,3e SO 55th Regiment 81 3ll "a; 90 n
Regiment, s25,61s s3i 7lst kegmrt $lo'7Mi4 M ir. M1
aud generous assistance provided Tor the regiment
which ought 10 have been abundant Tor TIC purpose
fudi
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
FACTS ABOUT THE ARMY WORM.
Fditor rot The TrGbune.

tn me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Tie army worm is no stranger to Us.
He Il unlike the srasshOppcrs Of tho West that come on
tho wing from como remote region There are records
~ thor arpearanca In quantities sufficient to destroy
ron, AZ far back as 17i3 they present in greater
mp less numbers every year It is only when they ap-
ucnr I'm vast multtudes hat they arrest our attention
1bey neither invade our territory from some place or
ambush nor fail upon fields mysteriOusly, but are
simply the caterpillar from the egg OF moth that can
be seen every season flying into Our lamps at evening
and hiding In dark places III the day time.
Tais moth ia OF a dusky brown color ana when tts
wings nre folded Is about hreeduartcrs OF an inch long
T. nsmore abundant than usual last Autumn With that
uonerful instinct which guides most insects to seek
paccs TO deposit their eggs where the young may hnd
food these moths selected grain fields last Autumn,
and IN these fields the yOlng army worm mas Oeen
hatclcd Whom the food has been welInigh eaten by
them they have marched TO corn OF grass teds which
sccm 10 be- eanay acceptable. When they were small
and ound ample food in the grain fields they were COM
pnrnvrlY unnouceu. -, ,--.-. -, l.. 40
great that but for the destructive agencies hat are at
work they would become masters OF tho situaon
These army worms ordinarily have no security from
b" nmTcols Icstroycrs being relishcd by nearly all
the birds which this year have neglected our cherries
linn six snccirs OF chneumon-nics that deposit their
eggs on this worm. producing ultinntey ls ueatn
taC worm becomes aOunuHnt ers also
muliiply proporonaicy. These are some OF the many
ways that Nltur" preserves the balance OF power ~ e
insect world Why 1t snOnd have been disturbed DUR
ng the ast season and myrads OF worms snouiu hp-
rcIr this year IL one OF the mysteries OF lect IRE
which We III probably never solve TGe Mct only re-
n,nin. that the nruly worms have stolen marcn on
thr,r enemies, u. suffer the consequences Inc
rs, hatching OF the crop Of worms IL alrrady cnang
mo mia the Chry sails state ana rs the period OF their
caterpillar existence Is short. we shall probably soon
How far the provisions of Nature for loldlng them In
check have been operating remains to be seen: Zee feeI
nre unr devices for cstrOylng the worms.
Old WeStbWN l.. l., June L. 1851 JOHN ~ hICAs'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
WASHINGTON NEWS.
GOVERNMENT FISH MATCHING.


TWENTY MILLIONS OF sHAD PRODUCED THIS YEAR
-rXPERIMgNTs WITH SALMON, COD AND ofs-
TIERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TnTDUNk.l
WASHINGTON, June 19.--The Matching estaDlISh-
ment of the American Fish Commission at WASH
in pton will soon close for the
About 20, ,OOO, 900 shad have been Matched at TINS
establishment this year. OF these 10000 OOO nave
been turned into the Potomac River, and the re-
mainder have been distributed mainly to the waters
of California, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky the caro-
lnas and Virginia. Yesterday 100000 young shad
two days old were shipped to Sandusky' Ohio, ana
the same number to Terre Haute, Ind. to stock the
streams there
The new steamer Fish Hawk, which was planned
and built expressly for the Fish Commission VIII go
TO sea in a few weeks. Her first voyage Will DC 10
the cod fisheries to secure supply of Goldfish eggs
The experiments in matching cod have been sue
cessu and it is expected that future work in that
direction will result not only in greatly increasing
the supply but also IN widely extending the range
of the waters in which that valuable 1oou-nsn
swimR.
At the establishment Of the Fish Commission NJ
Druid Hill Park Baltimore, salmon eggs are no"
being hatchcd. Arrangements have been made LOT
repuar shipments of the eggs of that fish from Cal
if0rnia. Good results are expected. III mas ppeeIl
demonstrated that salmon will thrive rs well mere
as in tho waters Of California. &C
Expcriments made last season in tho way or
further work in the same direction Will DC uollo
next Fall,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20

vyas one of the most fashionable and least impress
s;bIe Won can imagine But it was profoundly
moved. When the curtain went down tho silence
for a moment was almost solemn, then the mouse
rang with plaudits repeated till Nile saran Bern
hardt had thrice appeared to acknowledge the
homage offered her. l have only space 10
add that though this is really the climax
of the piece, the remaining two acts
held the audience still under the spell OF
the encbantress. and that the death scene-tno
fourth scene of the kind since she has appeared III
London-was unlike any Of the others, and ful Oh
melancholy beauty. IT, W. g.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
TRADEMARKS SILL REGISTERED.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Inc announcement
that Chief Clerk Sey Of the Patent Ohc" has resigned
Its uostiou 10 take Ia. Office OF PRINCIPAL Examiner of
rdc-Mars has given rise to inquiry as To What elect
the recent decision Of the supreme Court "i the Uhtd
states declaring tho Trade mark law uncons;iiu'lonaI
has had on the busincss OF registering trademarks
Colonel sccly says that although there has been
seusible dimnutlun IN the number OF appcation@ Tho
lazy is still on the statute bO0h the office OF Principal
Examiner s still provided for IN the appropriation bilS
psssad by Congress. ana apple ants ARE siil satisfied
with the protection winch the mere at OF rratern@
civcs them No application received. however unless
f,' auncut is thoroughly CnnVrIsnnt with ihr terms
tf inc i;e decision and H. ehriS About seventy hYG
nuicatnns for registered trade ntTds nave bcch heu
diiriuu the last month.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
JUDGE PORTERS SUCCESSOR.
SOME TALK OF PROMOTING JUDGE TARBELL TO THf
VACANCY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmuNE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Judge Porter Will resign
the Office of First Controller of the Treasury next
month, and enter actively INTO his canvass 1or tho
GOvernorshp of Indiana. Among those mentioneu
as likely to succeed Mr.. Porter IN the otiIco Oh Ooh
troler Is Judge Tarbcll the present Deputy. Judge
Tarbcll has held his present position for n number
Of years. and he ranks as one Of the most efficient
officers Of the Department. His promotion would
be in tho direct line of civil service reform, and 1t IS
regarded rs quite probable. No appointment Will
probably be made for several weeks Judge Porter
expected to remain in Office until the last OF August
but It is quite probable that he Will retire sooner IN
view of the unexpected decision which requires ne
Indiana election to be held III October, instead OF
November
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
HOWGATE READY To START.
,us SHIP TIE GUL%AET. TO SAIL Iul: lEE %"E!H
POLE ON MONDAY.
f-rvIrAT. Inr-S BiePtTCifl

WAsHINGTON, June 19.-Ihe Gu'nArc, Cap
tain owglc- Arctic yc,scl VIII lray" here on Nord ~
far the Arctc fc Ions She las been nY proy i"nrd.
and her crcw arr ready cmiatk Lieutenant Doanc who
WAS detached from the Northwest 10 remain at 10" ''A'
ton which It was proposed to establish near ia" North
Pole has applied for leave Of absence Ifi j. granted
he will accompany the expedition in cyl capacity
number Of the enlisted men who accompanied tho Lieu
tenant from the frontier have applied Tor olsohhFstS
from the Army 50 that thcy DE- able 10 go with tho
vessel alhO The Guiuare IS British vrsee ana II Il
uudersf nOd that She cannot carry the American nag on
that accOunt The expedition is t. be personal ehter-
,rIsc Of Captain owgaic, Al the expenses VIII De "c-
fTaycd by that gentleman.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
INnIAN EDTCATION.
nrD CLOUD AND sPOTTED TAIL ATIFOVL OF TIE
INDIAN SCHOOLS.

INDIAN SCHOOLS.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Rcd Cloud ana
spotted Tail and their party Of Sioux chcI' ana heau
men. who have been here several days In regard to
tbcrrequess for certain minor allowances OF money,
clothing aud 1--we stock for their tribe lad lna ta.k
with Secretary schurz this afternoon. They VIII Ttar
honoward on Monday morning in possession OF nm
agreement which entirely satisfies them. The principal
object Of these Indians coming East was to VisI e
Indian schools at Carlisle and Iamu'0n IEe SouN
chiefs are 80 well pleased with what they hlVe s"h t
trse schools n,d Ot The corditi"n ot IN" niu 'oua"
who with somr n4-civiIRs. were allowed by thr Htp'
to bp brou chit ltrt year or two ago 10 D" afru m
thrso experimental Institutions, that spot t'd lm u"
G,y s,oc.ks for the whole party, warnlr requested i
ac SECRETARY enlarge the school ia' lUr-' 90 t'at
more uf Their cAl,drcn may be accommodates
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
sCRIBNER s. WEXFORD.

shaI,espeare's knowledge and Use of tho Bible By
Charles Wordswort Third edition. enlarged az 20
Michael Angelo. BY Charles ClemenTSAlso /" Horace
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principal sreo;s By Herbert Fey 1Smo' heAoe nncn ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
RAILWAY VIVID sUrERNrENbENrs.
Tmr CONVENWON II,ISHF5 rs W0EN-A CNL
JUDGE KrY
lGrNrHAL I'arss DISPATCH

lGENERAL lhE-S b-FNltHI
W4sI1fvGroS, June 19.-The Railway Nail
supcriutendents IN convention q; the Post Ohcc De-
pnrtment completed her labors to-day. Th'y agreed
mon number Of regulations, among them provision
for pronpty notifying newspaper publishers OF the ms
direction Of newspaper packages 1t also drcid'd
to recommend that complaints be made directly to Tie
d!vsion superintendent within whose territory rFren'
lar!tics occur ia" Department INas ngt"
The superinicndruis called IN hody upon Ponn,i'r-
C;pn,r,i Kew Til, nffrrnon. md prc+rntcd - hlm
handsome album containing their phntpSrhpbs, ocr"l
,1uicJ nh cordial tNIp--iOu Of c-trIn hhd regret
~ ia aprrnnching retirement from tue pcplrim"nt
Iudlr Ker paid a nigh compliment IN the Supcrht ud'
rl,s for the ndcIi;y nnd ability of iheF rtI''ce'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
nnnr nr WEN. .YORK. ....ARR[YED u

PORT Or NIW.YORG. ARRIVED JUNE TO-
shin Mussota IL john B) Cuen. Calcutta ~ days
i u.e 10 Cai ~ MOfAit; vessel 10 HOyd q lllncken
~hip Nor. nt Baih duipny Manila ~ dnS - WIN
rt,, ifanl vessel to Jauoi w EWtll Co.
t,art Airiaran ,~Hc) SanueSon GreenocK 81 daya in
b1l lu.t tu FUnUn, ave - 90.
rx ceres tNor ScnWngs ul,ya Delaware Breakwater,
gl dnK, lu bal aat a. Borkmanu, Uerlein Co. 49, 49,
.nS va Borg tie) Nohuollcr MarsellleS May lo WIN
m,i.r 70 Or,rr. ,,-...... ..,, ....,.
tnor., r. vessel . + "a ~.uth ,1 80.
iIR ,.fs, tnr ilal rrrnImbicO. with sugar 10 order
-> l:ur Mpns Lure Point a-lItIc, with sugar To
A TlOWbrdgr'B
New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
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Rnafnn

MADAME D. arblay,s Diary and Letters Eiied BY Sarah
G. Woo1ssy With p1rtralL 2 yos, Emo cloth, 81
The Ode OF Life By tie author OF The Epic Of Hades
limo, cloth, 81. -.
sister Dora. Biography. BY Margaret Lonsdale With
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