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DOLIOR BELL

1DCl Ok BELL continues devote personal
- DRY till ~ r. To tetmoval Of PRIVATE Disc
All suffering undei csses aggravated
uasus asuliy treated inexperienced
noneIs-hcse laocrns utdr lh d>,uuctve enecu Of
cury qnak nottrams AID ali who Of
disease iurkg the stem coLsd Doctor Bell with
honorsbtr conn ienee aaf 4 guarantee of cure
Priv te ofcrs No NJ Cedar third door from Broad
"ay iva nsHc
Fl akD VAR. VA LIS TN PLATE. &c.
"A 400 r-s w priced Table Cater, all paIterus
C, rs cominoa and beat Files sssorted
do sap-rior. aad low priced hand paasel and back
do chiss.is, gouges. plane irons &c. &c.
30 do bris Int traces, ks aud rngs
do lat-at knob ocks
% do EIwell's.n 'brades, y and common Hoes
~ do Hook and Hinges. round Bolts, Norfolk
La cbss &c
10 krss supenor Cut Nsil,. all sizes.
$50 boxes III tR kS
Aiso fsdlock Fylx as, Perc-s ion Caps Bed Screws
Spoons. III. &c. NC For kar, a. low pieces by
JOHN A Nav bOTLD,
Jy226n od'ec 20 Jos u s'fset (up slainl
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MARITIME HERALD.


sha esfem ~ isvor, Il Captains Of Veascs viii
ROBERT StIvEv Captain Of News Boats a repor
the shipping len II The port whsneshsy called ,ns yssss
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COLMAN'S
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY.
AND INHIBITION OF
E TIFUL PAINT INGS,
No. 3O3 broadway, New York
l|ADMIssION ONE SHILLING ONLY-<N
Nc sTRANGEh should leave The .,y without calling in
cravings. which are Offered nnces the times
The PUBLIC Sal ROOM 10 filed with books OF every
Kind ~ various Including Prints and Pctuss
see which. and the Print Room made j26sc
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SHIP NC WS.
Nv Last Nlvht,a SUut harm Mail

BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
NC.
BALTIMORE, July 23-Cld Emily Eieou, Me Donald for
smyrna Sid Favorite. tBrenl Bremen.
spoken.
portis from Sc Domingo New York July IT, in Crooked
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LHAN, EKf-Beioe the Vice thsnce,Ior Of the 6r.t
cut ighe Davey, Iecutor Of the IN and "a
lament q Thomas Hagssry, deceased Us Bridget Casxhsa
aud Others $3.50 ~a''@s'"'
Edmu1d beTry Of the city OF New York. Solicitor for
distribution Of estate = 80 -
Morris sg.ey aud Daniel Hagrerty lst two OF the defend
ts 10 cause Who arc not rr.dents OF hs Stae Of
nrk put Whoe sioence that Of unted King
i.m o. great bnain aad lsnd called Ireland are and each
~ them Is required TO appear Is 9 ffh day II
February A. D. s45 or the bill flied therein viii ne
a confsssed by them - ~ 80 y '"-s"
Now YORK Jul, ~, 1874 iva itavsvs;.tc
ny ObDEh OF AARON vANDERPOEL, Justice o,
= .he oupefio CJurt vi the City OF New YORK,
y neiepy even, pursuant u the provisions Of th
auth rixns Attachments debto
ns AZ Lschinet has ssued against the estate OF ~
s1gLs resident OF AmserS Holland and that IN,
aT WI oe sold for the payment debts unless he app
10 aor we sach attachment, according law within MA.
ons tom use hrst publication Of this notices ana that H.
~ o. any dsS due % him by TIM, sne
TO hiand transfer such property b,
nm arr forbidden by law, and are void -
Uated the TIN day Of February, is4t.
WEsTFRN 4 EDWARDS,
-, ,.- Attornsys for Attaching Creditor
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A GREAT CLAM BAKE & FISH CHOWDER
WILL COM R ~ on MonDAH Jply sssh, at Robinson
Iect'on Of MAJOR BROW and CAPTAIN PEACOCK,
aud wli b. sry.d pp from 10 o'clock Passengers by
the Semb9 THOS. SALMUND will arrive in time
j1 2tisSt&M-Tc
A<kk Jacket FOR MARsLILLES--The ship
A0xS HENRY IHOMPsON, silisster master, will sui
LAWRENCE. Il PHELPS
TO BOYD u Ill NCKEN,
JUsc NO y Iontne 6u lding.
k&6 FOR NEW OhLEANs-Pscket Of the str Ang.
hEfH The sp endid fast sailing -cket ship LIZ UIsA,
capta,n Lsavt will sail POSITIVELY as ABOVE. her
Tho comnod ,tions of ship FIR cabin
sOnd and atse Those
hug cure Der hs sh ul fs make appiica
IA board lot Of M ,iaen lane,
w. b J. 4. IArSCOrr. 7s sonth street,
conner Maiden lane.
the iotn August, her regular daf, J,T tA3c
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state of Trade.

Ashs, Pots are slightly improving in demand We
quo'e % ~ The receipts quite heavy. Pearls are
very inactive. and are held at 81 rs a 81 s7}
=, bEEswAx Sales to some extent have been made of
Northern Yellow for export, at 30 a 30s
IaEAps' ufFs We notice sales of Genesee at 81 S71
AMI oil M,chigan and Ohio at 50 SIT decline of 6tc.
IN these brands has been submitted to since the arrival
the steamer Mew Orleans quote at 81 SIT 81 s7l
There is very little doing in Southern descriptions The
ruling prices arc for Richmond country "a IA. Alexan.
dria 50, and Richmond City Mills Haxail and Ciaego
SO 90 We quote SO i21 lsa for North River i've
made at s 6si ' ''''' Wv
CorroyThe sales today to 1900 bales NJ
generally without change though we hear of some lots
being sold at and declining since the arrival of the
steamer w.
CorrrE.-This article is very dull A sale of 10 ooc
bags Of Brazil announced Tor to-day of which sale
made at 81 g. 81 81 and &c per To- AT private
Laguoyra is held at II 7lc. Cuba, &C.
FrEiGHrs-Are dull al 5l6 Ia
CRAM Wheat is very scarce. We hear of no sales
Rye held at zoe. Corn is in fair demand. Northern
yellow sells at SIC sight Southern held a, the same
price.
HAY-North River BALE good qualities, sell wanted
nj 30 36c: Quantities for home held at 375
On-Whale Is very dull in this markets holders ask
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The present duty cotton manufactures is very high
it amounts to prohibition. The treaty reduces the
duty on these goods and admits them on par with the
most favored nation The duty rice is reduced TO
nominal rate Tobacco is admitted at about half the
present duty and the per placed OIL lard is 50 favor
able that the article be exported from this country
upon very fair terms As favorable and important as this
treaty is to this country it will be used an instrument
in producing complete overthrow Of the restrictions
that have heretofore been placed the different interests
of the States 1t will be the precursor Of better and
equal system Of commercial intercourse Mr. Cal
houn will avail himself Of this opening to extend his
policy, and, if possible perfect treaties Of reciprocity
with all nations
The strongest advocates Of high protective tariff are in
favor of reciprocity provided the equivalents receive
as great as those give. There is vast difference
between tariff of reciprocity and tariff, ee
trade Treaties similar that made with the Zolle
rein meets the high tariff thoir own ground.
There is actual protection to cotton manufac-
lures in that treaty than in any tariff Of our
had Il opens market Of % 900 900 people to
features and protects local industry from compet-
tion by retention Of protective duty. The wooden
clock manufactures Of this country have not obtained
market by this treaty the people of Baden
svey engaged in that business and the elector would
not agree any injurious to their interests
Wha the precise duty fixed is these machines are
not able TO state. Mr. Wheaton, able and talented
Minister Of Berlin must have had many difficulties con.
tend against account Of the interests to sa.
tsfy and pIejudces to overcome. Taken whole we
look upon the result of his abors being great
est revolutions in commercial treaties that has
fore been produced and will do 10 harmonic ma.
ona interests and create permanent prosperity and peace
throughout the world, than any POLITICAL religious, or
commercial movement of the age.
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SION.

WASHINGTON, 7th May, 1874.

WASHINGTON, 7th May, 1874.
The usual number of memorials and upon the
usual subjects, was presented.
Mr. HANNEeAN presented memorial from clt-
zens of Indiana, praying Congress to establish an
Agricultural Institute, and appropriate portion OF
the Smithsonian Request to that purpose.
Several bills yesterday ordered to be engrossed.
were finally passed.
Mr.. Bayard's Bill was passed. The Globe mas;
see, anticipated It's passage, and published IL.
will refer you TO it, as shall not be able to get
copy Tor some days.l
THE HON. DIXON II. LEWIS ,.;.t
Gov. BAeBY moved that Mr.. Lewis az NJ
he read and that be be sworn IN 10 once MI.
Lewis accordingly appeared and was sworn lnIn n
big chair was produced from the hoasemaneIe pc
ing none in the Senate OF suIncien' caPacav ~
Md the Honorable Senator-and he TOOK ms seat
a, the nearest desk upon the extreme right OF the
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LgeHoRN Swedish ship Minnet bales rags ego boxes
oil Routh-l pkg Masters Ma koe cot do Rees, Bro
Tiers COS cs Hssenbprg II co8 bls De Rham Moore
IS y! gs Hadden son4 hats Lord cs pkzs Il
Walerl0o bx, oil Brus,een Koop co8 alabasie Veti
Vol7 do Denuey35 hf oil 20 bxs Ste
yensesl3 do alabastar Armtsns-l2 do Baronts-32
blocks marble dole5Spkps hats DO plsitioy
tubs chip hats 1873 bales Vyse2 pigs hat. IL do
C.s;elli-l2 pkgs straw psngs do hats A Waller
ck 50 bks marble kg' md.e ao bales
BuENos AyREsBIie Johann Getilob-s40 hides 500 bals
wool w De Forest coz do skins a M White
81 bales u bags wool Van Bancap Cham lain-l0 bale,
Ostrich feather. 1000 horn; bale nua skins to order
Gtilnell, Nir.urn co-a0 bales tobacco do mdse f.
Poppe-3a hf bis Coomb Iselln24 bxs do Nor
gan-3i8 do segas Elliman-l mdse Sturges-
box sweetmeats do sugar TO erder,
PoRr REPUBLicAN-Br;e Repuhc-l38y bags coffee Skel-
ding 4 Ferrs-72s G Morng-lA c Muller 81 Hill
80 w Smtn-s John NJ Smi;h-l62 NJ D,uy-62 Johnson X
Brothr-76 w Delafsld-l00 Allen Paxs0n-35 Moses
Whitromb-35 Copeland X stbbns-7 mdse A Ros-
sisre X
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35c Al New Bedford tho 9th 800 bbls crude whale
sold at S3 3si a35c Crude sperm held at 92c The
imports OF sperm oil into the u. B. for April lea4 were
l,s70 bbls. Of whale 1896 do, and l9oo IDS whale
bone
TKas-Imported In the ship Delhi Terms, notes at q
months payable the city Of New York, to be made ga
tislactory TO the sellers.
half che is SO cents per ID; 81 do 15 do 63
% chests 49, 40 do ST. l6 do 55A 26 do 81; ~ do so
Young Hysonl4 half chests 49, % do ~; So do 60; rs
do 67i D. 63 do 625 80 do So IA do 59 do 50
81 do $751; do So AZ do 56 l6 do $751;; 30 do 55 80 do
FL. 1873 do 55 do So lC do As; 90 DO AL 40 do AL
10 do ~; do 43 ais do 43 1855 DO and chests AL sci
half do 42 1853 do 10 do 4Ol M do 30 SO DO 3o AZ do
80; 252 do a7t; 40 10 81; C2o7 DO wi,hdrawn)
Tyson SKINS chests 81; 80 half do ash: Is do Al. D,
SO do BIZ SO do 30 ~ do 26 % do 26 90 do 25 70 do
249; 65 do %; f27 chests withdrawn
Gunpowder-24 hall chests so; do IS; 20 do 7Ol; do
Co. % 10 ID boxes co. 200 ID do o. 56 Is b de- with.
drawn) - "
Impera5 hf chests 7O 10 do 66s u do e5s 80 do es
and l25 ID do WITHDRAWN
Ooiong-lo nj cht SAT- 10 do 3d. 25 dc 52I; 10 do
81 do so; Ql4 do withdrawn1
hf chts 80; 22O do "a; 202 do 22 go do
%; (ioO do and 800 chs withdrawn
CAssiA-22OO mats at i73 cents per h.
REAL Estate The following sales made by auc-
ton
ny ~ ieet.. ..Sl,IoO
Lot adjoining Stanton st. ...............l 200
Premises in Division street. SO feet from east line Of
Montgomery street, 20} feat by 40. 3 $50
Lot n side Twel'thst ITS feet w of Fifth Avenue,
% by 1872 feet ..................... 1900
Two lots on Thirteenth st. near Fifth Avenue, rs
by 90 feet each .............,..... .... / $50
494 Pearl street. IS # by s73 side 73 the other 500
l4l Delaney street. IS by 100 feet. D, l0s
2A Madison street, l9l by llo feet. 6,lOO
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On Wednesday. sth inst at the Waverly House Mr.
Albert VALENTINE, of this CITY, aged 27, after linger
ing illness Of several years
His friends aud the friends of his family respectfu
~ requested to attend his funeral of which future
will be given.
On Wednesday evening, 9Th inst. after long and Sc
illness of consumption TuNIs HAuGHwosr aged 81
years, months and days
His relatives and the friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late residence
1879 Bowery tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock His re
mains will be taken to Staten Island for nterment.
On Wednesday, 9Th inst. after lingering Illness SA
wife of Capt shubae Swain. aged 81 years month.
and 81 DAYS.
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Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.

New ORLEANs-Bre Mssssippi-62 cks bacon 10 do hams
20 do shoulders 10 bbs Lees 40 bxs candles Adams
g. ibis lard 40 do taow 90 kegs lard Smith pigs
Mlbaus Geo bis as bbs pork CSC do flour 1863 hg,
lard 40 bbls tallow to order.
MoBME-narque Weybosset-2 bales cotton Williams
70 Macy HoldIidge-H Lawrence TIimblel2s Newbold
u Cruft-52 Mel Coe L. Anderson Prescott-8 Pess x
Brooks ChuIchil,& DecksrIo q S'acy-7o NJ Plat
Dbl Durham Dimon-2 pks Wood ason-inO bdl. skios
r. beris Willism8 bkts bbis w happ-l38 bales to
order
sAvANsAH-Brig 9 Lsmsr-5O casks bills 81 hf do II T.
Hazard-i50 cks rice GRAY Crosoy3o bales 4owdy
& Weils--p2 & X Grayes-43 Lawrence 4 Trimble-ag
Bar Pope-s chts Cha nrney Allen G bbls flour
Nj Emauuel-l0 mats bottles h Sistare
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N nrried.

Married,
On Monday evening. 9th inst. by Elder Smonton, Mr.
LEWIS LIE BASS u Miss BLASpINA SAWYER all of this city
May they he blest for many years.
With all the happiness this life give,
Until the world one vast E.ysum appears.
Made but to please them while on earth they live
On Wednesd 9Th inst by the Rev Joseph McElroy
Mr. CHARLES VrSLEN to Miss CATHERINE D. WELSH
youngest daughter of the late George Welsh all of this
city.
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POAT OF NEW YORK, MAY o.



Is shiP: Aibsay Crawford HsvEe W= Whi,oek Jr Brook
Adams. Hsva Spoirord Teston Go B ,quc Alb ns
(Swec) Sandeman. Antwerp. WIN Weisser-Brias Emelis
Cssstin. (Scl Stpce, Nsp'es l. Pamieri Wanderer Obi
Dayson 5! Johns. NF. T IInniett Lucy Lal II ysaa,
de Zalde; Emily sherwood, Chs,i son Du ham Dimon
jefferson Mills eesuf,r NC Badger reck Belle Myers
'Wilminstcp &c Powell Sehs Bounty, Wallace New
Vera, NC De P-sstr Wh,matsh; RegSus, Hawkins, VII.
Swedish ship Mnnet, Sc days ffom Leghon, ed Giba
tu Ut April w',H mdse u order
BIqus Ge HARRISON smith, from Havani, April 80 with
sugar, sc. 10 naster.
Barqus Weybo,s Collins 22 day, from Mobile. with cot
ton, 10 Dpnh im D,mon
la buzz bri, johann 60 ob Moer 20 days Bueuos
Avres with hides q ORDER
Big Packet Clarke days f m Fjrto PR with los hhds
sugar AZ do asse TO John assa S. bols sugar Bugaro
L. no A. erican vessels
Brig Scu 20 DAYS Bonairc with 1860 Ibis sa
TO J toulk- Y Sen.
ig Republic, Hoyi. ON Port publican Apni 20 with
coffee to Shedding & Ferris.
Bril- Nj si-spa ksr den, "a days fom New Orleans with
ro,s aud lsid. u order.
Brig q L,aar. Snnerman, days from Savannah " i,h
cotrrn, to Sturees u Ciearmsu.
Schs A. boyd days from Port Pait via TURKS Islsnd
days with loswo ID. to Rowe 20 tons do Ros,e
Co Brig Cl-ra Duhhhm loading at Cabart sail for
New Vo'k das Left SAT- Key brig Selma lds et
the Gaud Turk ,c1r Crescent for PhiIade,ph,a ay
Sch Gilbert Hatfield Powell Ia days from Trinidad, tuta
with 2d5 hbts 81 ties moss hastelan Ponvert; bhds
money order
s.h Norway. Gilpatriek, days from Doboy Island Ga
with timber, u Clark X Co
Sthr NJ iietta Ryan. Wendell days from Ocracoke NC.
with navel ores, TO fegson Il o.
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Cotton Markets.

steamers news TO be 10 &C. per ID fr and fully fair
qualities, &c. mddng fair, and &c. the lower
grades and we quotenterior 81 81 Ordinary, 81
St: MiddliDg 81 81; Middling fair Il "a; Fair and
fully fair, 1a7a.
MOBILE, April 30-Prevous to the arrival of the mail
about 500 bales sold at rather easier The
from Liverpool by the Boston had the effect
to suspend further operations The sales for the last
days as followsSaurday 1000, Monday $780, and to.
day 500 Receipts same time 2765 bales
New ORLEANS April 80 Dealers in Cotton were disap.
pointed yesterday in receiving the accounts
and a consequence, only a moderate business was
transacted amounting to about 1000 bales. Prices
changed Liverpool classification Louisiana and Mis-
sisspp inferior 81; ordinary. 81 81; mddlng 81 a
I'll mddng fair, II as; fair, ST 81; good fair n;
good and fine l0l.
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MARITIME HERALD.
.aiIiug nsYs OF tn. STEAM ships
sn.y Masters anu ASausa

We shail favor IL Captains OF Vessel, sir
,?rt Of the Shipping left the PORT whence they sailed tn
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo,
my Foreign Newspapers or News they may have he viii
board them iranetatsly tlei. arrival Agens snd Cor.
respondents at heme abroad wall s,so coulter favor by
Issdnu ts Office eli the Marie Intelligence tnev
obtain. N,zcs for,r-toz Of ,-~ ki-| vii We sshkt-'
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SCABPA,S ACOUSTIC OIL

A STONTSNiNII CURE OF DEAF NFSS.-The follow
II ing certificate been received by Mr. Whipple agent
in Newburyport Mass.
This certify wife having been afflicted wi h
the loss Of hearing aud half has suddenly recovered
the same by the of SCARPAs Oh Itwa
with much reluctance that she IN de tis Il II but being
by TIE example Of Others whose
due of utility, her obtained and am
happy that her heing than ordinarily
wish those suffering under the malady might go and
do lik wise y THOMAS r. PRESLEY,
NEwBuRyPoRr. April 5, 1913
For neft of persons would add that Mr..
Preey merchant of Pleasant and Will be happy
addit ona particulars those who III
qure OF h,m CHARLES WHlPPLE.
one genuine unless with the Scapas Oil for Deaf
MSS blow bottle aud with the written signature
b. Bell on the
Prepared by Bell. and sold Wholesale and reti bv A.
D. Sands druggists 70 Fulton street Of God; Also
sold by b. Saods No 273 Broadway, and Sauds Go
IT p 81 Broadway mi OTIS re
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MAY 6There about 440 head of Beef Cattle at the
scales this morning. 100 Of which driven North and
100 sold to the city butchers The prices paid ruled at
s. 25 to So s5 per 100 lbs the hoof according to
quality. which is equal to 50 so a S. so net
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Herald. I


WASHINGTON, May 7th 1874.
vi the fifteen members OF the House from
virginia, 'here are only four who will give support
~ WI ian buIen-to wit, Messrs Dromgoole,
oteenrod, Taylor, and Coles The best Judgment
OF the balance OF the delegation, as expressed this
morning In conversation, is that ninsfenths of the
votes OF Virginia will be cast against Van Buren,
This judgment is formed from letters JUS, received
by them from all parts of the State and from direct
intercourse with those who are here Immediately
from the people. They unhesitatingy express their
opinion that the result will be to break down Van
Buren,, Benton, and even the Globe itself, if it do
not pursue liberal course of policy towards the
four fiiths of the democratic party who doubt Van
will probably frankly publish their opinions and de-
hne their position in the Richmond Enquirer. Their
etters-some of them-will appear in to-day's En-
quirer ii they reached Richmond in season for in
sertion.
All the stirring news of the day is now to be
found IN the Globe. The extraordinary course of
the Globe under the master guidance Of Mr..
which | published In the Herad-that he was,
heart and SOUL tor annexation of Texas and even
of Ireland, if II wanted to come into our Union
next, the powerful article of Mr.. Blair about the
time the treaty sent in strong for annex ation,
but icritten and pubtiahcd during Mr.. Bswt0w's ab-
sence--next, Van Burens letter, and consequent
complete somerset OF the Globe strong against
| again, we nave tne plODe l0uOlnK
ad coeium Mr. Calhoun, and cor graduating the
country on his appointment to the Secretaryship of
State, but ,crittea during Mr.. Benton's Iiaess-
next, It's entire somerset, coming great guns
and catapults againa Mr. Calhoun. l say
these matters are The subject of conversation at
every corner and especially the extraordinary let
tiers and Developments with which II is daily filled.
A good Joke liz passing about, that Messrs Benton
and Blair both had their brains injured by the
shock from the bursting of Captain Stockton's bug
gun, for both their heads were severely damaged,
shocked, and, by-the-bye Riches Sh0ckoe Hill
Resolutions have gwen them another we're shock;
and amid all these Shocks it is gravely feared that
their senses have been shocked also.
Never before did Washington experience such a
dust and such gust of wind as came over the city
yesterday afternoon about halt past two to three
o'clock. II was furious, riotous, outrageous,
awful. | happened to get caught out in it, making
a desperate effort to get down Pennsylvania avenue
| before the storm came The wind almost took
me off my feet, and the dust was so thick and
Sitting absolutely to obsruct all vision, and all
| respiration | never saw any thing like it before,
aud hope / may never experience the like again.
That renowned parsonage the Oldest nhabltnnt,"
said he saw the like before in Washington.
S.
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvANA-Barque Genl Harrson-J w Brown. G Walker.
Mr. Carr.
Ponr REPUpLIcAN-BIg Republic-A Rossiere and ser.
want. Of New York.
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FOR SUMMER.

NOW the purify aud brace the physical system so
~ enable to against tn. enefvsng heats OF
The condition nj the blood at the expiration oil I'm
ter owing during that and from
other sat. rcsst d. ease nor
the d. which general taxed BY the
petite in go leather their f In fact change
The Of the animal machine To- meet new climate
cessary as change clothing To pure from The blood its
unhealthy particles aud tive character
the stomach and sxpe obstrpcfios from the
bow short reinforce the whole for the
ign of there araon ecacous Sands
SsrsaparIs For further pacuAs and elusive evidence
OF superior value and ecscy pamphlets. which b.
obtsiT ed Of agents Gra,ls.
Prepared aud sold no esaIe and retail by A. D. Sands
Wholesale lruggsts; 10 Fulton New YokSold also a. 20
Broadway II hast Broadway, and by drrsgs, generally
throughout the Uuitsd Sates nj Ct ''rc
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WASHINGTON, May Z, 1874.

WASHINGTON, May Z, 1914
was in the Senate for short time this morn
ing, during which the Hon. Dixon Fl. Lewis was
presented to the President pro. tenn of the Senate.
and sworn in to fill the unexpred term of Mr.. King
He warmly greeted by the Senators; but the
President omitted the usual act of courtesy-that Of
shaking him by the hand.
The Tariff bill was discussed in the House to-day
by Messrs. Duncan, Hardin, Rhett and Caldwell
nothing new was advanced and in fact every body
is sick and tired of the subject and every body is
delighted that tomorrow the discussion closes, and
the bill is to be taken out OF Committee and voted
on, and disposed OF. twill be great scene.
Caruss grand May ball comes of tonight, at
which all the most beautiful women in the place
will be present.
Mr. Niles case will be reported upon in few
days 1t is said that it will be favorable, and that
he will be allowed to Ike his seat
The Virginia delegation still stick to their hrst
ove--Mr. Van Buren, and cast their votes frst tor
him in the Convention.
But Indiana, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, and Lou
isana, and Mississippi, will go dead for Commo-
| dore Stewart
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