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r@ GREAT 4 - Y -
hR Is ~ s TF5E R6dT r. ; fti =
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
To
Chicago Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston
Phiadelphis, Montreal Saratoga Springs the
White Mountains
splendid passenger Orleans daily Al
o'clock p ~ from Cairo from which point
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express At 6 A. NJ.
Evening Express Z. NJ.
Connecting at sANDOyAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for St Louis PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail
road FOR Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Grea
western Railroad fer Springfield Jack Naples
LASALlE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day
and Peoria; at MENDOZA with Chicago
ton Railroad for Gsesburg Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving at DUNLEITH in "a hours.
One Of the Minnesota Packet Com DIM
eh for ST. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the from Cairo. "
Going East there change of between Cairo and Chi
aud but three from Cairo New through Chi
in Is hours; Niagara Fails New York Al hours
Baggage checked through.
hB-FOr through tickets information
nos central Railroad Ticket ohce under the St. Charles He
tel st Charles street, New Orleans.
esly W. f. REDDING AGENT
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gtOisuo Of tgs Hlarhsts.
NEW ORLEANS oIAssIrIoArIoN.


COTTON. There rather better demand yesterday
resulting in sales fully 1900 bales about the range
last quotations
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OoCTOR HOoFLAND's

4
CELEBRATED
G E NJ A N TIERS,
Prepared by DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PH1LADELpntA pa
Will efectasly Cure
Liver complaint Dyspepsia, JAuslice Chronic Nervous
Dehility Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
arising from dsordered Liver or stomach
such
Constipation Inward Piles, Funess Blood to the Head
Acdy ct the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Funes or Weight in the Stomach Sour Quotations Sink
ing Or futterng at the Pr Of the Stomach Swimming Of
the Head Hurrsn and difficult Breathing Fntterug al the
heart, Cn1akng suiocetiag In living
posturei Pin mass OF VISION Dots Webs before the Sight Fe
YER and nr Pam in the Head; Deficiency Of Perspiror
6e'Wness OF the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Bae k
hesJ Limbs, etc; Sudden Fluhes of Heat Burning IN the
Of Spirits. ~ - 49, Sf'
The proprietor in calling the Of the public to this
preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost confidence
rlended
ls and untried article but one that has stood the
test OF ten years trial before the people and
reputation and sale Is vailed by similar presentations es
th The testimony in its favor given prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all parts Of tie
country immense and careful perua of the Almanac pub
sned annually by the proprietor, had
oil his Agents. but satisfy the skepca that this
remedy really deserving the celebrity obanea
Pncinal ONCE and Mandatory, No. AIS ARCH street Phil
adelphia Pa. $500
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 Co
dou iy6N q and Isl Charres street
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

MAiETuT BRANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
l appointed Agent for the old established house Of
BOUlN, MARETf CO., for the sale OF their very superior
Brandies also, sole Importer OF the justly celebrated Foune
Brandy prepared receive orders for either At the
market prices Cognse shipped direct any port II
the Union supply constantly hand Samples be
s. WOLFF,
nil ly Corner of Gravier street and New Levee
CHAMPAGNE-GoNDEL GREEN SEAL WINE.
SDect importation from Rheims. For sale in lots
trade. Orders received and transmitted by
jazz sm No. 90 Gra7ier street
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MoET CHANDoN's
~ Feur do Slery, Oil dc Perdx, Verzenay and Vim Impe
JULES MUMMs CO.'S Anchor, verzenay, Cabinet and
Imperial.
The subscriber is authorized liberal terms
for direct importation Of the above named very
payne and ooits the attention Of dealers in general stock
always on hand. Samples can be seen at the office Of
nil ly Corner Of Gravier street and New Lsvee.
GAXERAC BRANDIES WE HAVE coon
~ supply hand and receiving by direct imporatons
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes l7gS eighth
and pipes 1902 do do lS5 in half and eight
We invite the attention Of the trade and
generally this article Is pure and unaduerated For
New York terms and prices by
WIN Z. LEVERlCH CO., "a Old Ievee st.,
dig ly Sole Agents in ths city.
- SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
TXINMain Depot SO Camp sreet-Braneh, So Charities ST.
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these stores ccmpea full and complete
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
- Benevolent nstttuon, established by special eudow
ment for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
Nlrulent and Epidemic Diseases.
10 NIL persons afflicted with SEXUAL DISEASES such
Spermaiorrhma Seminal Weakness Impotence, Gonorrhna
deet Syphilis the vice Of Onausm Self bse etc eic
The QEad Association" H. view of the awful des rucon
human life eaused by Sexual Diseases and the ecypons
pacsd upon the unfortunate victims diseases by
Quacks several years directed Consulting Surgeon nj
aCN ARlTABLE ACT worthy n their name, open D,
pensary for the treatment Of this class diseases In all their
forms aud 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 70 ali who
apply by letter, with description OF their condition (aRe oc
cun.on habits Of life, and in extreme poverty
to FUkNIsH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is need,
less to add thNt the Association commands the highest Medcn
sk OF the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment
The Directors review Of the past assured that their
bors IN this sphere Of benevolent effort have en- OF eat ben
en- to the afflicted especially the Young they have re-
solved 10 devote themselves with to this yey i'm
porlhnt but much despised canse
Just published by the Association Report on Sperma-
ofrhWa or Seminal Weakness the OnanSm Aiastrba-
ton or sell Abuse and other Diseases Of the Stxs Ogs by
the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail din sealed
letter enveop) FREE OF CHARGE. the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report treatment DR.. GEORGE R. CAL
HOuN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association No south
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa.
By order OF the Directors
,ro ,,,,,,,,,,,, - EZRA d. HEARTwELL, President
hfo. fAlhHhllfb, Secretary. d3 4mAW
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has& n. IODRIGUEz 3. CO.. -.

.hfSN ii. RODRIGUEZ d. co., yP-
EfSRFS1 successors to +. D'AQUIN &CO sIAcrI -
Ss==@1 BkEApand CRACKER BAKERS 5sssseesss@sij p.
No 80 New Levee street, New Orleans
Superior AMEhlCAN CRAOkNEL BISCUIT, warranted
H. ID. Co. keep CONSTANTLY on hand iarg. ...or,r =,
Bread and Crackers. 7' '' 'iieh' Vi
Pilot Bread Cofeebou.e Bscuits vVot.r C,,,l.,
Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers So,e 80 ~ TO-
Wine Bread Boston Crarkars pic NJ, aeiS' -,
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers - e'e'' etc.
oy machinery at the lowest market prices. myl1 "
"A CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERyiS D6tfRIE
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Pow9eI Horn -saying One Days Time as we'll as Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY BY the NEW OR
= LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwck's Bay with the and rplendid
steamships GALVESTON and MAGNOLIA 1900 uns bur.
then each, built expressly this route Constructed
sage Of the Texas bars
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
February 1858
The MAGNOLIA, Capt Jones, will leave OF THuRsDAYS
and the g AL WESTON. Capt r. 2. Terry, SUNDAYS,
Returning, the days Of leaving Indanuia wEDNEs
DAYS and SATURDAYS; and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted at the Com
psny Landing, in New Orleans the foot Of St Louis street
anG VIII be transported through ports Of destination without
extra charge Of kind the lowest charged
by the line Of outside
FOR freight or apply the office Of the
he only Office Of the lire in New Oreans corner of St Peter
and Levee Streets opposite Square, where
OF the steamers may be seen, and state
A. b. SEGER, Vice President
myll u " o., Opaousas and q. W. Railroad
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Leaves every SATURDAY. m5P. VI.
r. COAST PACKET STEAMER
lEaAklAtrf5r Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans
sssi<sssA Bayou sara Fort Adams Willamsport Port
HUDSON and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McGombs MASTER will her old trips commencing
Saturday, August 10Th and will throughout
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening, O'Clock,
and Bayou sara Wednesday evening arrival Of the
cars from Woodville,
a- clerk will be the freight Thurs.
day morning.
sParcuar attention paid to the receiving and landing Of
passengess and freight all hours Of the day and night
jy2su HOLMES & CLAUSS, a Tchouptoulas St
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ATTAK APAS.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at o'clock, P. NJ
~ AGTAk APAS, VIA PLAQUEMINE,
s The very light draaght well known fast running
packet steamer Cora, Theo. Grpon, master
will leave FOR st. Marnsvle, FSusse Point New IBERIA
Jeanpere Charrenton, Franklin Ceuervle, Pattersonye
and all intermediate landings on the route.
IA All business entrusted TO her will be punctually
tended to. For freight apply board
mo BALDWIN a CO., Front Ieyee.
orDuPERIER, HAYES h co, Is Caroudelet st.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at O'Clock p. NJ Positively.
INDEPENDENT Pc PLIES LINE
r. FOR ST. M RTINS NILLE-REG
Assetlfyrs ular ST Martmsville packet.-fhe hne
Esza@sFh light draft steamer Belle Creole, j. Henry
Nhworth MASTER will leave FIR ST Martinsyile, New Iheria
Jeaunereits, Charenton Franklin Cenevle, Patersonve
Berwick and rashear City Bayou Bouf and all intermediate
landings above
All business entrusted to her will be punetuay
TO- For freight PASSAGE apply board Cont street.
or to HALL, ROOD PUTNAM,
3 Customhouse street.
or to J. NJ. JOHNSTON h co.
No. 3 Front Levee.
d23 J. S. PAGkUD, Advertising Agent.
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MOBILE-steamer VIM Bagaley i52 bales to Tarle-
ton Whiting Tus3s2 Farley Jurey Scoll2 Cutter ar-
rison &cO-lO3 Cummings &co-A MckleToy Bradford
p kyes, Battle Noblel4 Ar Menberger BarIon7 bales
0snnburgs Thohil &colS bbs pecans Cochran Halt cot.
gins Carter kco-l bN mdse Goldsmith Haber AGO.
sundries TO order-Tota l2l bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Steamer Cuba-Sundries to Geddes and order
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oUACHIrA RIVER.
Leaves on FRIDAY. 18Th inst, at5P.M
- FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-The ,

H~=s - FOX CAMDEN DIRECT-The swift
te5 running passenger steamst Paul Jones.
john Glenn, master, a. X Hazlett clerk viii
leave above FOR Camden Pigeon Ailer's Bluff cham.
Pasnolle, Wilmington. Moro, Marie Saline Extra Alabama
Landing, Point Pleasant Ouachit City Serlington Tfsnton
Monroe Pine Bluffs, Columbia arrisonh1rg Trinity and All
Intermediate landings the above route For further parcu
lars, apply on board.
MS j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
R- Inc Panl Jones will connect withe the
ha lat Marie Saine having made Arrangements with her ma
will connect Treuou with Young America for Bsyou
Bartholomew, and the Fox Farmeryip
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From New York learn Of $4,000 Louisiana
State Skies %.
STATEMENT IHE rorAL AMOUNT PAID INTO THE VARIOUS
RANKS, BOTH COLLECTION AND DISCOUNTS DuRING IAE
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r. LnI.IrI L ~ n IN i. ~

$50 and Naiehoches Packc-The new elegant aud
and swift running passenger packet steamer
Duke Samuel Apologize, master r. v Cellos clerk, viii
positively leave as above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Cou'
chatt Campte, Grand Ecore NacnOehes
Norman Landing tiortous Landing Tarbn's Landing and
al intermediate landings Red river Little rivers
For freight or PASSAGE having Unsurpassed accommodating
apply board, .
mis- GEO. n. HITE CO.. Front street.
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-, Leaves on ,ssa.TgRnAY: 9eh inst; sisPM

Leaves on TUESDAY, March I'D, n 8 P. N positively.
r. REGULAR GRAND ECORE AND
Nachtochus PacketIhe new, 6ne, fast
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
kapides, Jno. O. Dowy, master, c. j. Barstow clerk
will leave as above positively for Grand Ecore Nalchitoche
Alexandria Cotile Gortons Landing Barbins Landing Nor
mans Landing and all Intermediate landings Red river, via
Cane and Little rivers For freight passage apply
GEO D. HIfE Il Cil
ms 6Frout et.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, ~ O'Clock P. NJ
T==. RE ULAR w " DN 4, y ID A

K. w. Powell, j. H. E5tis, master will
leave Tor Lake Washington GRIND Lake Carolina Landing
Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwith Landing Lake Providence
0amack Landing, Mken's Bend, Yickburg, Grand Gulf
Rodney Naichez Fort Adams Red Landing, Bayou
Sara Port Hudson Baton Konge Paquemue ard Donaldson
willie above The r. ". Powell will take freight
and sign through bills Of adng with the privilege freight
passage, apply on board, ort T. b SMITH, Agent
se3 Tchoupitouas
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Leaves on FRIDAY. 18Th inst Ht5PM
IT. - REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW

ParkeJThe splendid, entirely new fast rsunipg
ASssss= passenger PACKET Red Chief, j. e. Saute
master, H. kouus clerk, will leave above positively for
ATka4ss Line Kelly Landing Wsrwick's Landing
VILE neGace Landing, Point Pleasant Mouth Barthnl.
omew Trenton. Monroe Columbia Trinity ami all intermediates
landings the Black and Ouchia yer- viii give through
bills Tor freight FOR all lauduUs above the line privilege
Of reshppng by her keel boat built trade Apply
on board, 'F"
@. l.. KOUNs h BRO, 2 Front street
mis- j. : PAGAirD Advsriisfr, s,.cSt'
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leaves on THURSDAY, March Is, at5PM
!. kOuNs BIO, . LOW WATER THROUGH LINE

IT, UPPER RED RIVER PACKETs-
"a Ezra No. 2, kOuns MASTER will give clear
bills adrg through Pine Bnf Doaksylle
hanicha, Wrght's, Rowland Paris Landing ClArksvilIe
IApespoT Rocky Comfort Mill Creek, Boston Mooresyille
Fulton Washington, Dooeys Ferr, Iewsvilla CuOn CON
way springbank Albany, Shreveport Ecnre Aexan-
da and all way landings above the Raft For further infor
nation, apply
G. l.. KOUNS BRO, 2 Front street
=. j. $. PAGACD, Advertising Agent.
No bills paid by either without written orders Bjlls
must be approved board handed ia TO the office for pay
ment. min
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F| FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-.
lima Bluffs, shreveport Grand Bay on, ST. Maui
rice, Oanpte, Grand Ecore, NAtchtoches, Alex
dra Norm"ns and Gortou's Iandngs, and all intermediate
landings wa Cane snd little RiversThe splendid and swift
running freight and passenger regular packet Lee
comte g. Johnson master will leave above. For freight
u psssAge apply on board.
ml9 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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The House, N Committee of The Whole, took up the pi
Mr.. h. Baker being in NE chair.
MI lANING I'd m moved 10 make the compensation OF
Mr.. Richardson, the late Clerk $500. 49,
$500
Mr. Law, (Am.) with some remarks complimentary TO
MI Richardson, moved that Il be $500.
The SPEAKER took the floor and amer paying hgN COM
motoL for $500
Inc motion for payment Of this sum was teen @rried
The bill provides tor the payment Of regular pei diem
allowance TO all the other employees
The OIL was then read a third time and passed
Mr. bAsroRD (dem moved that the House go ino Com
mittee OF the Whole the Governors message Lost
The epEAKKx nominated the following special nit,ec
on the kuiee OF the HouseMessTs. Dayton, Wager hub.
bard, Van valkebburgh and Law.
The House then took up the Governors message, and
reviewed in severe terms the Of the republican
party criticsng tho acts Of the last session.
on Monday
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Assembly.
AfnAxY. ian. o. 1888.

AisASY, Jan IS 1883.
Acommuncaton received from Comp troller Church.
refusing pay any compensation to the officers performing
duties during the disorganzaon Of the House. on reso
luton adopted yesterday, the ground that Il was in
conflict with the statute.
Mr. McSnr (dem) introduced bill providing for the
payment those officers by unanimous consent and the
House went into Committee Of the Whole thereon.
Mr. DAYTON (dem.) made some remarks explaining that
no had introduced the resolution the assurance Of the
late Clerk that in accordance with the statute.
Mr. CHANDLER dem explained that the resolution was
30 until amended by the House.
nr. pAYros expressed himself satisfied,
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rHILAnELrHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHrrspxtrmA, Jan % 1855.
stocks steady. Pcnnsylyania ives, IS; Pennsylvania
Railroad al; Reading Railroad, %; Morris Canal,
s2Is; Long Island Railroad, 1o&
CHAmgsroS, Jan. 81, 1858.
Cotton unchanged Sales Of the week, Is 900 bales.
SAVANNAH Jan. q, 1883.
Cotton-Salcs TO day. 1000 bales Good mddliug,
1876.
Cotton--saies 10 day, 900 bales. Prices steady.
CIvCtNSAr, Jan. %, 1858.
Hogs irmer with better demand. Sales oday 5000,
at 81 90 IS 80 Receipts today, 2,eoo Provisions i'm
proved-5oo 900 pounds bulk meat were sold at SIC for
shoulders and SIC for sides PorkNess sales 500 bbs,
al sl3 1875, now held at sl3 90 whiskey, i5c 1870
BreadstuGs dull
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Later from Havana.

The steamship Isabel, from Hsvsaa on the 25th inst
has arrived here.
vena on the 23d inst
The Wabash was at Key West, and her officers and
men well. Nineteen Of her men, whose time had
expired came passengers by the Isabel
Colonel Anderson six of his officers and thirty nine
had arrived Key West, and the Court there decreed
that they should all be held for trial in the District Court
OF louisiana In default OF boil they held in
CUSTODY.
Nothing is said about yellow fever al havana.
sugr unchanged. Molssses was declining. Elk.
change London l6 per cent premium, and New
York ana Boston 8 4 per cent.
The n, ii ste 'mship Philadelphia, from New York
the 10 inst. and New Orela' ard ne Eng
lsh m n steamer had not arrived al Havana the 25th
inst
The steamship Granada from Aspnw ALL arrived at Ha
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Interesting from Kansas.

ST. LoUr, jan. %, 1883
The Kansa correspondent of the Democrat says that the
Territorial Legislature have decided not 20 give way for
the Topeka government but to proceed 10 the enactment
of entire code of laws, to supersede all a9s passtd
prior to the special session of the Legislature,
protest to Congress against the constitution has been
published t will be found in Kansas
in another co,umn
Colin GARRISON, with the Lecompton constitution left
here this morning for Washington. Calhoun lecompte
and Pote will probably reach here tomorrow.
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HARRISBURG, Jan. 2s, 1898
Tts Senate las passed the joint resoiu son authorizing
the open correspondence with the
OF other States for the purpose Of ng coovenon or
tn adoption of 70 prohibit notes of less demo
minaion than FIVE, ten twenty dollars.
Resolutions have offered in the Legislature in
structrg Senators from Pernsy to resist the sdms
sion OF Klnsss into the Union until its has
received III unqualified sanction Of the majority Of the
bona f6e residens They referred to special
rnit,ee, amid much confusion
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Army Intelligence.

GENERAL ORDERS, NO D.
HEADQUARTERS oY r1Ir AMY,
INV YoRs, Jan ~, 1855. !
Two companies OF the 1st Dragons at Fort Buchanan,
will remain 10 garrison that post The other two only are
transferred the department OF the Pacific, and VIII
march for Fort Yuma accordingly.
The Generals commanding the departments o. New
Mexco and the Pacific will give the necessary orders
Fort Buchanan will, hereafter be under the same obi-
cations with respect 10 the department COMMANDER as
the other posts within his command.
BY command OF Brevet Lieutenant General Scott
IRWIN MCDOWELL, ASST All. Genefa.
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The Frss,fs In the Comptroiler's O6Ace.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NbN fOhht jan 90 iSDc.
viii you obbge me by saying in your paper that in tho
months Of September. October and November last, GER
tucaics presented 10 The Comptroller q this cty
various contracts Of mine, amounting 10 some thirty or
forty thousand dollars and on these received In Novem
Der twelve thousand eight hundred doars2 ON this state
Of facts the Comptroller has thought proper 10 make an
affidavit charging me with fraud and conspiracy with his
clerk, Mr.. smith, in IL commission.
Why my contracts in Forty ninth street, amounting 70
only twenty eight hundred, was charged with twelve
thousand eight hundred dollars do not know Tho city
owes large balsnce now.
If any clerk in the Comp,rolers once has charged the
amount received 10 a contract which be ought not how
am 10 be made responsible for ~
An ask sir, s that the public will suspend their Judg-
until full examination IL had as am prepared 30
' JOHN FITZPATRICK.
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Terrific Explosion and Burning or the
Steamer Fanny Fern F1fseen Lives Lost.

to"''
The steamer Fanny Fern bound 70 st. Louis from Pitts
burg with 400 tons OF produce fifteen c.bn and twenty
deck passengers, exploded her boiler al O'Clock thi.
afternoon, eighteen miles below this city Fifteen lives
are reported to be lost, iaclu ing Csptsn woodwsrd
several deck hands ami fremen and thr ladies' Tho
boat took fire. burned to the w~ters ege nm then sunk
The clerks Messrs Dunno and Rogers, scaldod the
former badly and the latter slightly Tho Ohio AMI Mis-
sssippi train brought up thirty Of the ale er, Gtesn Of
whom were wounded. The pilot, engineer and mate
were saved
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New York Quarantine Commissioners md
the New Jersey Legislature.

TRkNrON n. j., IAN. y, 1913.
Governor Newell sent to the Legislature today me.
mortal from the New York Quarantine Commissioners,
moderately enforcing their views favor of sandy Hook
as a site for Quarantine, and representing the large
.ercs. @. New Jersey the question. The memorial
referred TO the Quarantine Committee
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sylvapia for Bucbansn and remembered TOO what kind
Of feeling South hAa lest the Presidency should fall 90
. sectional party Night be not, then, inquire why the
socors In that contest should be slaughtered so uncero
moniously TO support the Leoompton constitution Was
he support that begoon fraud and brought forth in
inQuy He scosned the recommendation 70 admit KAN
II vas in erect violation contempt of pledges which
bso been made the people, and viostve Of the title by
which Mr. Buchanan holds his present position Had the
Of 1885, there is telling how large majority would
have beer returned against HIM Let Kansas be forced
VIII be an emo TO national platforms the beginning Of
sectional Presidents.
Mr. SHERMAN, opp OF N. Y recaptulsted the history
Kansas affairs said that the free State there
have done By their courage to secure our instu
tons against fraud and violence than any other people
since the foundation OF the government an endeavor
ID made force the Lecomptou constitution them,
must be By the strength o. arms, for every aspra
ton Of liberty viii be against such an attempt.
The committee then rose, and the House adjourned