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miscellaneous.

Albert ESQ, the attentive and obliglng purser OF
steamship MORO Castle from Havana will thank
for favors
srK.xsup Coxxasprs. Terry. from Wilmington NC for
New York. put into Delaware Brcakwa,er 10th
coal, rudder disabled and sails split
STEAMSHIP GUIDING STAR HAvAxA-Ths stcams hip
advertised TO leave for New Orleans this afternoon. win
touch Havana 10 land passengers and mails The
Of the New York Mail Steamship Company No. 10 Bar.
clay street, where tickets can be obtained
STEAMER CAssASDRs, Mclaughlin. from New orleans for
Boston. put into Norfolk 9th, short of coal
STEAMER VALLEY CRY Price from Washington for New
s sSs wan an assorted cargo put SOrOs 'h leaking
STEAMER LuLu from New York for Mobile, which pu, into
Savannah time since IN distress, 10 dis
charging 9th INST for the purpose OF affecting
s"s Nay Of IL sGs f'sss
board ne master officers and crew Of the Caslda Of Lv
5I% ysSS Sr B2C g s.srs s cargo and wss%
IL tho shps Ss sSeus the bacses Sers Kept eio.ed
The ore rapidly gsinsa ground and en- the ~ the crew were
totally destroyed and the men ony saved the clothes which
s.o 70 1Ss s railway on S a
RS u nsss ss STAND s plague se and
win have placed on board hulk or vessel chartered
srr coyrrSrxrAr--calcutsa, Nov 2s-shp Continental
Man%S from on e.% D up "a S~ ~ Moys%Se
.be h nov on town badly strained and win require 70 doek
she threw overheard sboui 80 tons Of salt
S e.: s.ss s.s ss G split
sur sro.ss, By.n. hence for Liverpool. pu, in,o
the hyde S0th ult with loss Of sails
srp nAny RscnAEps from Liverpool for Phsdeiphis put
back on The 3lst uil
BanE DA Caro- HAM, Rode at San Francisco from Ham
bura on Cape Horn days. with strong westerly gales
ost dsure had stove bulwarks and casks
bSss painted white from had not been
Heather Deil, before reported a. lost
BAas Bnns esvAla.-A letter from MI. Captain Husssy
dated os'e.n Dee s, ,s x .as, ssrr Ben ssw.
rsposd wSshsd about twelve mues west q Galveston Dec
ri Win - tol oss Capt Husssy. HE wife and daughter,
With ~ Rusee SECOND Officer and three ssanen eft the
~ s.s and 49, ssms s, Gay .qcesd,a "a
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; S HIPPIN G NEW S.
Port of New York, January Ia, 1866.

Port of New York, January I2, 1866.
CLEARED
Steamship Hermann tBrem). wenke Southampton and
steamship Bailimsrc. Lewis Washington Hand.
se;%%snp r R,sgg Men s%S aso
ss n4nasa Ss. New Ram
Brig Emma Ives (Br), Lawry, Gibratar-C q Duncan
Brig W Kirby tBr), Nicholson, Rio Grande via Rich
srie Mary Ehsn SBry wyman, Port Prince via VII
srs Olivia Ham, MolIer Cleg.TueeosaF G Schmidt.
sri oak Point 'Br WOOL Ds%oit Co.
Brig Thos Owens, retungall Neuvtss-Thompson Hun
rs S sasSrs aas1 De WOW S
schr Elizaseh De Hart, Low, Pcnse-Niier noushop
sehr WILD Hunter (Br Hatfield, 1t John, MD u pa
schr Alabama, vangilder, Corpus
ssSr F %a p msss Me
ARRIVED
Steamship Scotia tBr, Judkns, Liverpool Dec 80 aud
AM S1 winds $' and
%as detained outside Of SANDY Hook hours waiting for
ship asia, FROM Boston for Liverpool; Jan l. JAM on Fast
sf b % S ces nsss ff Tn ssss o4 rsT
pool 3D. lat 90 TO- lon % 90 steamship Java, hence for Liz
Steamship New york; Horton, Asp9wan Jan ! with mdse
ered gales from Nv 70 the entire passage
steamship MORO Castle Adarns Havana, Jan 9, with
snasd strong norSary gales for three days had both Wheel
houses carried away ayc to outside the bar all night In
consequence OF the leo
Steamship Nazoo. Thompson New Orleans Dec ~. and
Havana Jan Via Delaware Breakwater. with mdsc and
passengers. TO Heneken Palmore. EXPERIENCED very
heavy weather. put into Delaware Break water short of
obtained supply through the Kindness of Capt Lyon, Of
schr A G. Lyon.
steamship Chas Leary. Bursley Galveston Dee n with
gales erossng oaif strong northery winds
80; in lat ~ Is lon IS took violent gale the north
ward with Intensely cold weather. lasted Is hours ship
erea VIII ICE was oogsd 70 nesvs 700 TO clear ne neeg
ashore near Carysfort, surrounded by wreckers.
Steamship Fung Shuev Cough, New Orleans Jan with
mdse and TO Cromwell Co. Passed in the
aground steamships Morning Star and Alabama Expert
enced strong norhery gales 20 Jan and the sh the
gale Increased with high lasting will. pnabaed fury
until evening of ioh was hove too O. hou since had light
Steamship Nightingale. Breaker. Savannah Jan g. with
mdse aud passengers TO Livingston Fox Co 18th inst on
panied by tremendous which continued with unabaed
schr Archer Reeves, Ireland, Mobile u days, with co.,
ton 20 Qusrtermssier.
schr y woosey soper, Newborn, NC.
Schr Gen sheridan. Scui Alexandria
Schr Vim Hone, Anderson, Virginia, days.
schr geo y Hoyt' Cranmer, virginia DAYS.
schr Henry Wood, French Fortress Monroe, 6dsys.
Srhr Fleetwood, Gardiner, Georgetown.
| schr VIM Alien, Crsnmer, Georsetown, 10 days.
schr Ben x Hall Lemon, BsItinors, 10 days
Schr VIM BURDEN, Baltimore for Providence.
schr United Brothers, Vienna Nd. for New Haven.
Srrr Clara Bell, IIinckey Boston for Baltimore
Steamship Union. for London land ICED in
guenee of part Of her machinery being out Of order
Wind 81 sunset Sc: $50 pm, Ne
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Died.
RiNs-On Friday, January IL, EDWARD RISS, aged 10
years. native of the parish Of Anaduf county Letrim
Ireland, for many years member Of the Police Depart
ment
The friends of the family, also the members Of the
Sixteenth precinct police respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral Sunday afternoon, at two O'clock
from his late residence, $50 West Eighteenth street.
BowDEN.-On Friday January IL, WILLIAM BowDEN,
aged 10 years. OF the late John Bowden parish OF
Crane, county Kilkenny, Ireland
His friends and acquanances and those OF his aunt,
Mrs. E. Mccormack respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral, Sunday, at twelve O'Clock NJ, from the
residence of his aunt 30 Butler street, Brooklyn The
remains viii be conveyed St PETERS Cemetery, Staten
Island for interment
For Other Deaths See Third Page
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The Neptune Horror.
DEATH of MRS. GfLRoY m THE HOSPITAL
RENnkR OF suRGkoN HRRRfcK.

DEATH of MRS. aiLRoY m THE HospIrAi--suR-
HESpKR or SURGEON HRRRfcK.
Mrs Mary A Gilroy, the victim OF the negligence ssd
cruelty 70 which she subjected on board the emf
grant ship Nepsuse which recently arrived al this
port the particular ~ which we're published An
yesterdays HERAlp, died In the New York Hospihi,
whittier she hsd been conveyed, nj an early hsur
yesterday morning Coroner Cover notified OF fhe
enpnnelled Jury; but owing the ahesnce u several
ir00ortant ritnesc The nqustion wss postponed lfl
vin ~ tAs Csroners Once No. osnsrs strset DR. J.
q Hmsnk, ssfgscn u ~ ship Nepsuns yesterday 70.
pQ3s1 himssh y Ma ooronsfs once AM vas discharged
= - yesesA .,ah ~ sndep'Asdlne sSai be shSsid
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Eirc I'm NllIiamsbnrx.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning lire brdAe
out in the pump and block factory Of James Nolin,
corner of North sixth aud Fourth streets T. D. and tho
building TOOLS stocks, &c, damaged 10 the amo,n
Of 81 600 No insurance The residence OF Mr.. Nolln
adjoining the above damaged io the extent Of $500
Insured
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Fire IN Meirose, Macs.

BosIoN, Jan. L. 1890
The large building known Waverley Hall, in Mel
rose, was totally destroyed by fire last night Ipss
about $4,000 which is partly insured The principal
sufferers are the wyoming and waverey Lodges % Free
and Accepted Nasons; Emmerson Barrett, shoe maui
facturcs; b. r. whitney, grocer, and David Webster,
owner OF the building.
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The Fire ~ Rutland.
I'd THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.

RrrLAsD, W.. Jan. II, 1se6
The Rutland Commercial College not. reporsai ),
interrupted by the Gre of the 9th inst this place.
'. II. IANSLEY. PRINCIPAL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A We KNOW THAT DAILEy's MAGICAL PAIN
"a Extractor does all professes 10 do vx.--To
Burns, Piles oii Sores Rheumatism, Cbibialns, Corns
Buncns and Salt Rheum 20 cents only per bon Depot
Liberty street, ". ".
DIVORCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL VISIT
~ the Western courts about February Parties having
cases there pending viii csi before said date
4 T. KING, Counsellor AZ Law. $50 Broadway
no To. THOMAS r. A0NBw'S. 30 AND - GREEN
NJ ,rh direct, corner Murray there you win na
Teas Co6ses Fsh Flour ana everything cheaper
suv store in New York One prics house.
NGoREHEADs MAGNETIC PLAsrEn,-roR COUGHS
M Colds and sihe complaints incident 70
and variable climate the MAGNETIC LATER u Of nora
benefit I'll the BaIm Basams, syrupeand Pec0rAs In
erssence s unvvalied ~ strcpgtbens 70 he system.
ffn%is cAyxor EXIST WHERE rms pLAsrrR ~
APPLIED
Price - CENTS q boz .4
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

EscobedO Preparing for Another attack
ON Matamovos-A Republican Camp
sarprised, and Twelve KILLED and
Thirty Captured-The Execution OF the
Prisoners Ordered by General Mejfa-
Protest or General Wsftzsl-GeneraS n.
Clay Crawford's Movements, Sc.
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan n, 1896
The Brownsville, Texas, correspondent Of the New
Orleans Tunes, under date of the 4th inst, says
The American division under Crawford is making
much Roadway the federal soldiers have been for
hidden 10 enlist and the Brownsville recruiting Office
been closed
II IL understood that E>cobedo s preparing for another
attack On Maiamoros
The impefisists surprised small camp Of liberals
killing twelve and capturing thirty who VIII be executed
under raximans order General Crawford addressed
General weiizel on the subject. asking him to prevent
the murder The latter replied that he had entered a
solemn protest against ,h,s General Melia informed
him TINT he compelled TO obey The orders OF bis
| government
ccnefai Crawford shot 81 from the opposite side
| Of the iiver hut apology afterwards offered
grand dinner had been given Generals WAzel and
Crawfoid by the Mexican liberals in Brownsville Gene
rails Estobcdo Coriinas and Romero were pres.
eni. such good feeling manifested tho part Of
the FEDERAL generals toward tho Mexican republicans
Brownsville with imporian, dispatches from the North
\
Mr. CkRARp HsLIsck.--At = meeting OF the Associated
Press hsd "Wednesday, January TO- lso6 the follow
| ipg rcsoui ons were r@sssed unanimously
Resolved That the members OF the Associated Press
have htard with deep regret OF the death of Gerard
Hallock late proprietor of the Journal If Commerce,
and many the President OF the Assoc sed Press
gcntsma who In all his relations President and
,nembsr was DISTINGUISHED for his integrity c,tesy
kindncs and for hts able and faithful servicesNo the
/ Associa Ion.
Resolved That The President Of the Association trans.
nit CRY Of The above resoltnon 70 the family of the
decreased.
ken,scky state Agrieuisursl society.
4 PRAsKpoRr, Jan. H. 1880.
the sss Agricultural society met today and was
.ddr~s~dby MPrssident M BradSord in n elahorsts
peech accommodating the taking OF nfasures 70 induce
emisrsAon hither, means Of nppHhG The requisite
labor 70 develop the resources a shs ooAAe
Troops Mastered Oss ~ yersr.ss nsnsss.
l The T-esueth Nov Yws ana nghth nafus kgasuls
hfvs be-" "''-T'sA - - 80 sDp.'ssvs Tor heps
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Troops Mastered Ous ~ rertress Msnres.
bosnn Nesses, yAh y lsss.
The I~enueth Nsw Ywh ana EGhth malus NUosuls
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ken,seky state Agrieuisursl society.
FnAsKrcsr Jan. H. 1880.
-Jhe roe Agricultural society met today and was
sddrrsrdby ~ President Mr. Bradiord in elshorNks
speech, accommodating the taking OF nensures 70 nduce
enisrson hither a. means Of nppHnx The requisite
labor 70 develop the resources a shs e1nAe
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THE FENIANS.
al Y-~S~r- ~. Z -T AQAUl
THE DISPUTE AT AN END.
-~->~>~-~~~~~~-~~---
The Decree OF the Great
Arbiter.
THE C. E. i. r. TO THE II. C. +. B.
LETTER FROM JAMES STEPHENS.
O'MahOny Endorsed and Appointed the Amen
can Representative and Financial
Agent Of the Irish Republic.
THE TEN SENATORS IGNORED.
&c. &c. &c.
THE C. E. l. r. TO THE II. C. +. B
LETTER FROM JAMES STEPHENS.

1t will be seen from the following documents that the
great Irish leader of the Fenian not only
safe but in position to exercise the executive powers
Of his ofnce:- 1000
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r 0sr-oN FRIDAY nORNIr0. IN - efEPHEr'4
~ church. during he Funeral ssrvee q N gnene from
rur Cape ne nndsr vn - nh<rsns rs~ssssa '~ssins
Mss w Anee srsst- Z" if rt
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pRoPo . A ..
FOR STATIONERY.


psa TREAsuHr DEPARTMENT, Juno I, 1890
Sealed Proposals for satiOnery will he rocsivod at
this ooe until The sd day Of JULY 1906 at " ocioek
M The Department reserves 10 itself thu right order
the papers in class nat folded, plain faint
lined, TO any repaired pattern. = lHsfI
Deliveries Of artto % IN the several classes must
comply with the specineatons which, with blank forms
for bidding, will befnrnshed 20 bidderA
All deliveries will b. subject 10 Inspection By al
perl detailed for the purpo'e By the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the delivery Of any inferior article shall
be deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge At the Treasury De-
partment, wAsbingtou. Bach pruposs must DO signed
By the Individual hrm makinEt and be accompanied
By satisfactory guarasty that the bidder will ezeonte
aeop.rae,, with good and suicsut bonds, bis bid be
accepted. \. = "a q 'H g. u al
The failure 70 comply with any one order under the
Of the bond the Secretary Of the Treasury may direct
article a. sba DO necessary to supply the deficiency
caused by such failure and charge 10 the contractors
any per cetlum 81 the price which II shall be found
necessary 10 pay for such artielee. - !. -.
Proposals unaoeompanied BY satisfetory guarantees
will mol be considered, and Contracts will be awarded
only 70 established nanpaeurers Of or dealer. ia the
articles. ID a, ~ + 2 a. LII .-e.r 49,.
Tho Department reserves The right 10 accept bids for
itoms in Glasses andy OF to reject any
all bids. .r#
Bddors WILDE required 10 conform thsr bids 10 the
specifications furnished aud failure to do 50 win cause
tie rejection Of any bid.
Bids which contain items At prices less than the fair
cost Of the articles will Be deemed andnent aud will
not DO onsidered. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
je5.mwnw Secretary Of tho Treasufy.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June2, 1866 sr
Sealed Proposals for farnhng the once Of the sse'
Rotary Of the Navy and the several Bureaus Of the Navy
Department with Stationery for the fiscal year ending
June 30 1857, will be received until ~ O'Clock noon,
yslope Proposals for stationery, and addressed to
the Secretary Of the Navy r.,
Each proposal must be signed by the Individual o.
arm making IL, and certificate from wall .kno and
reliable citizen TO the ability Of the bidder bidders
20 txeeute such contract must accompany 1t. The
bidder bidders TO whom the contract may be awarded
will be required TO enter into and o. give
boUd with two more satisfactory suretiss, for its
faithful execution. The names Of the parties Author
lied TO be given suretleA must accompany the pro-
posal .....
lered at PomiTal or nehtSus prices, or at excessive
Printed forms for proposals. smbracng a schedule Of
the articles required win be furnished application
at the Department, and all proposals must conform In
every respect to said form and schedule
Among the articles embraced in the schedule are
IS TeAms OF Regulation Paper.
IS reams Of DespatehcaP.
20 reams Of Foolaeap. ..".
l25 reAms Of Qusrto Post. ..
20 reams OF Note Paper,
IS rsams Of Envelope and Wrapping Paper
50 reSms ofcopying Paper.
$4,000 knyelopes, oheial and others. ..
l4O quarts Of lax.
l2O gross Of Steel Pens.
s. don Pencils. .'.a RI.
Together with a variety OF other articles
Zach article is to be o. the very best quality 70 De de-
vered without delay when ordered and to be sAtisaG-
tory to the head Of the once for which required. At-
Gle. not braeed In the schedule to be Furnished al
rses those that are, aud In case OF IN
necessary delay or refusal the part OF ths oonAe-
tor 10 frnish the articles contracted tor the Depart
10 purchase them from other parties At the cur
rent retail price,: and deduct the s sSss any O tn
Of each aud every article nsmed In the schedules As the
tract are to be made quarterly the presentation Of
counts duly certified aud approved and this proposal Or
contract All articles to be delivered at the Navy De-
pATtment free Of charge. le5 WtW
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Iovy,Scszl
= ANpnnW s0nHsor,

n ANDREW JOHnson,
Presisent o. shs united States Of America,
To all ,oaoaah mag eoacra, r
Satisfactory evidence having been exhib-
tied to me that CuARhEs'L :. IN BARON has been
appointed Vice GonstA for Spain at Pensa.
cola, Florida, do hereby recognize him as
such, and declare him free TO exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers, And privileges
as are allowed to Vice Consuls by the law Of
nations, or by the laws Of the United States,
and existing treaty stipulations between the
Government Of Spain and the United States.
In testimony whereof I have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the seal Of
the United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of
Wasbihgton,t the twenty-ffth day Of
May, in the year Of our Lord one
f.. 5. thousand eight hundred and sixty
six, and of the independence of the
'.ss United States Of America, the nine
tieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: Ir
tsai 90 WnLIAM III. SEWARD, D., tasvsF b,
Secretary Of. State.
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THE DEPARTMENTS.

the last hfrtc.u Expedifion.
The Dspsrtnsnt Of State yesterday received from
The United States Consul al the Island ofzsnribar
intelligence Of The ALLURE o. the East African Be-
petition, which wss fitted out from that place In
the year 1855, for The purpose Of exploring tho
northern rivers Of Africa. Amer exploring the
Touia and shamba rivers, which were found TO be
only inlsts Of the sea, the expedition touched "
Cape Bissall Here, aftsr considerable opposition,
the party finally landed, but every obstacle was
placed In their way BY the natives TO prevent their
further ingrsss into the country. The party, how.
ever, pushed up the Rouges river and sucamPsd at
a point known a. somalistowu, where they were
attacked BY band Of natives who killed two Of
the whites, after suffering considerable loss them
selves. The exploring party finally made their g.
cape TO the river and taking q vessel, arrived at
Zanzibar on the Gath Of October. The object Of
the expedition was to ascend the Juba river as far
az possible and then travel overland to the Nile
aud follow that river To It's mouth.
COLD Discoveries In Washington Territory.
Judes Rdmunds, Commissioner Of the General
Land 0aic., yesterday received letter from the
Register and Receiver Of the Vancouver Land
Once, Washington Territory, In which they state
that since making entries gold and silver bearing
rock has been discovered In the southern portion Of
Clark county, near the Columbia river, and that
they have reason TO believe the entries were made
for mining purposes or with reference to the value
Of the land on account Of the supposed existence Of
gold or silver. They therefore apply TO tho Com
missioner Of the General Land Office for his opinion
relative 10 the validity Of the claims Of the persons
who have made entries Of the lands In question.
The Commissioner has not yet rendered his opinion
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HEApa'rs MLirARr DIVISION OF rHE ArLAxrIc,
BuYyAlo, June
Brfvet Major General Barry
General orders will be sent you from headquar-
tiers Of the Department Of the East assigning you
10 the command Of the District Of Ontario, extend
ing from Erie, Pennsylvania, to 0swego, New
York, both places included, headquarters Mt Buffalo.
In advance Of tho orders and accompanying in.
struction, direct you 10 use the force at your
command to preserve neutrality BY preventing the
crossing Of armed bodies by cutting OF reinforce-
ments or supplies; by seising all arms, munitions,
&C., which you have TO believe are destined
to be used unlawfully in hno, taking all measures
precautionary and otherwise to prevent violation
Of law. .0lsaa.=.
For this purpose you will move the forces under
your command to such points as arc threatened,
and you will employ vessels, tugs 10, such as can
be procured for watching the river and lake shore
and taking all such measures as in your Judgment
the emergency requires.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) GEoRGE @. MRADE1o
. Major General Commanding.
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The following is . condensed statement Of the
business transacted In the Office Of the Fourth Au.
ditor Of the Treasury during the month Of May
last, showing the accounts settled and amounts in
volved: navy agents, ss,l5s,6is.oii 40 paymas-
tsrs, g. 0e4 63l .56i 6 pension, $5S,s2l.sei ma
rine, 81, 546.22i 1926 prize claims, $2lo, 65432i
LOS general claims, $40 1858. Shrinking the total
number Of accounts settled 2,63S amounting in the
aggregate to Sill, S6s, 1884. During the. same
period 4, COS letters were received by the Office,
1881 written, and 1888 recorded-ths whole
business being transacted BY sightyseven clerks Of
both sexes
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manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
easo and 0omfert to the optic nerve aud suited Aecu
raiely by
FRANKLIN 4 co.
Scientific and Practical Opticians ia PennHylyAnlA
avenue, between Twelfth aud Thlrseath streets north
aide.
Microscopes, Electrical Machines, Thermometers,
Oartes Do Visits, and Photograph Albums In gre5
variety and 81 the lowest prices, ny7Iy
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The terms Of sale Of the Southern Pacific
railroad have been complied with, and the deed
passed to John @. Fremont Co. The purchasing
party pay g. 900 900 for the road and all the fran
ohises, privileges. rights 30. One fourth of this
amount Is to be paid down, and the payment has
been made.
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A STATE billiard tournament for the cham
pionship OF Indiana Is to be held next week at Fort
Wayne Pierre Carme and Phelan Of New York,
Dion Of Montreal, and TismAn Of Cincinnati, will
DO at indianapolis to-day on their way to attend It,
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bscOuu NIHVH'' '''s'ss''''ss'F % W OV ~
Umpire-J. II. Nightingale.
second-John W. Hogs Vice President of the
Club.
Time Of Came hours and minutes
Fly Catchss-First Ninos-Harrison, l; Yoder,
u Tilley. Il Ferris, As Second Nines-Tilley,
Miller, 81 Allen, q conArd, IL.
Missed Fly Catehss-First Nines-caldwell, 8;
Reeve, Il Tillsy, l-S Second Nipss-cOnard, /
Smith, q Bryson, il Tilley, I-S.
Passed Balls-First Mines, o. Second Mines, 2.
Left on Bsses-First Mines. o. Second Mines, ..
Run Out-First Mines, 81 Second Mines, 8.
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A FARMER from the country complained
to the Cincinnati Chief Of Police that he had been
swindled, having sold a quantity Of gold at 1870,
when II was quoted at l4Ot He did not take the
papers.
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Mr.. Mccormick, inventor Of the reaper
and mower, has sent to Gen. Lee $40 900 to eStab-
lish q Mccormick prOfssSOrshiP Of practical me-
ohanlcs. Id.