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DISASTERS.
AccIpENr TO TIE STEAMER ST. JOIN.

AccIpENT TO THE STEAMER ST. JOHN
1T frLKsiiPH TO IHE TRIhusE
ALBANY. n. Y, April 14.-The steamer st. John, Of
the Peopless Line, became disabled last night her
downward trip, near Catsk. and her passengers were
brought back by the Dean Richmond this morning; The
accident was caused By dsaTangement Of the 81
Johns machinery, which Will be repaired IN day or two
LOSS OF A PILoTBOAT AND SEVEN MEN AT SAN FRAN
CISCO.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Cal, April 12.-The pilot-boat
Caleb Curtiss and crcw-A. A. Buckingham Henry Van
Ness John ISLANDERS pilots and four saors-were lost
yesterday while attempting 10 cross the bar
COLLIERY RXPLOsIOS-TwRLvE MINERS KILLED BY FiRE
DAMP EXPLOSION
POTTsvIIIE, Pa, April ia fire damp explosion
occurred last night at 10 o'clock, at Bancroft Slope Ash
land Collery, by which u miners were killed among
them James Mather, wellknown cricket player.
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FIRES
IN BROADWAY.

Soon after midday yesterday, fire was discovered
the second floor OF the premises No 2os Broadway
cupied by Messrs Leonard Bros Edwards, dealers in
sewing machine silk and twist IL extnguished.
Loss stock by fire and water $4,000 Fully insured.
portion of the floor is occupied by T. A. Daley Co..
dealers cloths and taOrs trimmings. Loss stock
$4,000 Fully insured The first floor Is occupied by III.
H. c. Henrci dealers in cloths, cassimeres, &c. Loss
by water 5000 Insured IN the Liverpool and London
Company. The basement is occupied by Sehg1nann d
Co. OF No 800 adjoining for the purpose OF storing white
goods Their loss by water Is about 5000 Insured for
$4,000 In various companies. The building Is owned by
ID. Williams and is damaged 10 the extent OF $1,000 FuIy
insured. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
IN DEIANCEY-sT.
At o'clock on Saturday morning a fire broke out
in the cellar OF the double fourstory tenement building
No 80 Delancey-st occupied by Thomas Duffy, junk
dealer II was cXtnguished, Loss about 500 not
insured. portion Of the first floor occupied by
Louis Fendtner, dealer in tin Loss $0o; insured
5000 in the Germana Company The remainder OF the
first floor Ia occupied by Charles Fedmann az milk
and candy Loss $2O0 not insured The building is
damaged TO the Of $500 insured The upper part
confusion occasiOned for a time.
FoRTY-FoUR HEAD OF CATTLE BURNED.
ut TELEGRAPH TRIBUSK
ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-the extensive cattle stables OF
Wilder in the western suburbs OF ST. IOue set
fire by incendiary ast night and destroyed Forty
four cows persisted In the flames.
FATHER POINT LIGHTHOUSE DESTROYED
MONTREAL April 13-Father Point Lighthouse
and tho dwelling attached were burned 10 the ground
this morning
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81 TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.
Anril i1-i0 50A m.
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
lrYrrssnlrn TO Tns TnIrusn

LolyLs April loTObsseo steady sale, Of 1871 bid. "
N. ear bnk S85 Shed s0c Oats In bulk Sc Mess Pork
ga Bnk Shoulders sc Packed Bacon shoulders Pc Clear ss
I2I Lard terces 2ic New0esns Sugar lJldlc for FAR 10
Prime Cotton 23!e Raw Whisky free, nominal IN bond 2sg
NV April l3COtton unehanged sales, lg oaies AZ
2 are Low Mdngj receipts 2a bales exports lOi bales
Sugar nominal Flour dr and unchanged Corn u ana
pes and higher d6dc PORK no sales
onee r demand :! d26le Gold lH Sterling Exchange 70:
a. Newlork Sight Exchange, idt y cent premium. -
MEMPHIS Tenn, April l3Cotlon declining Mddlng 290Zo.e
Receipts bales Exports 900 bales Corn drn but unchanged Oats
fmef u 85QG1lc. Wheat firm but unchanged 49,,
sAv,SSan Ia April lJCoiton que sales 100 bales Eie LOT
Niddiug Receipts. 40 bales - . 49,,
CalELrsroS April CotOn sales 200 bales zee for Md
dliug. Receipts 400 bales 49,,
NOBLE, Ala April lJCoton quiet but fTmi sales 100 bHes Sh'
ding 24I d23c. Reeeipts, ll6bAles
WILNisGTOs " c. April l3CottonMddng Upland quiet AZ zoe
spirits 1urpentHs steady at Csc. Rosin steady at +JGp1
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CHILL.
Tnx SPANISH rIEE1-A NEW LOAN-THE GREAT
RATTLE.


RATTLE.
IRON Oar Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO, Chill. March T. 1851
courier within tie past week, has arrived from
Montevdeo bringing intelligence that eleven Spanish
men-ofwar Including four ironclads were ell route to
the Pacific having LEFT lonteudeo the day previous to
the departure OF the messenger. but the British bark
Beatrice recently arrived communicates that the above
mentioned fleet was the other side. IN LATITUDE
about ago south, going uOrtheastery direction, Win
no apparent intent Of doubling the Cape.
new loan OF 100oC0J mas been effected IN LONDON py
this Government, discount OF 20 per cent AZ mas
created fattcring impression among all classes
though it is reported 10 have been granted upon te con
ditOn that foreign Intervention should be accepted 70
bring about the immediate settlement o. TIE spanish
South American difficulties.
Through the intervention OF the French Government
an exchange Of Spanish and Gillian prisoners mas been
creed upOn and viii be shortly effected az Panama.
IL was announced by q Telegram late on wednesday
night that city house OF Mr. Meggs had been drawn
by market-w woman OF Santiago. AS soon as u became
known who the fortunate winner the poor creature
vas overwhelmed 10y tho crowd, from which she was
rescued by the police Mr.. Megss has solicited OF me
Government another suspension Of the drawnG toenabe
Tim TO get from those provinces which up 70 TINS
time reported upon the sale OF tickets distributed
enOng them.
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TEYAS.
oRnrR OF GIN. griffin.

Gen. Griffin, in command Of the state, issued the
following order on the 9TH inst
Under the act Of Congress passed March p 1871 70 pro
vide for efficient government Of the Rebel states
aud the supplementary act thereto, the District Com
mandcr required 20 protect all persons In their rights OF
person and property 10 suppress usurccuon disorder
and violence and tO punish 10 bc punished all
dstuTbers Of the public peace and criminals Jursdc-
ton OF Ofensc may be taken and offenders tried by the
local civil tribunals but where 10 j. evident that local
civil tribunals will not mpgrtiay try cases brought be
fore them and render decisions according IL law qua cNl
depce the immediate military commander viii arrest OF
cause the arrest of the offenders on criminals ana hoid
them In confinement presenting their cases ~ writing,
with AN these headquarters, with the view 70
the said parties being brought before and tried by milf
tary commission tribunal provided IN section threo
of fhctNlitary bill.
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.
IuesdaN, april 23

IUouuy ApfN ~o'
REPUBLICAN UNION TICKET: FOR DELEGATES AT
LARGE
WALDO HUTCHINS, IRA HARRIS,
WILLIAM NJ. EyARTs, MARTIN I. TOWNSEND,
GEORGE OPDYKE, WM. A. WHEELER,
A. j. II. DUGANNH, CHARLES ANDREWS,
GEORGE WIN. CURTIS, TRACEY BEADLE,
HORACE GREELEY, CHARLES J. FOLGER,
JOSHUA NJ. VAN COTT, ERASTUS 5. PROSSER,
ERAsTUs COOK, AUGUSTUS FRANK.
SENATORIAL DISTRICT NOMINATIONS.
I.r DISTRICT (SpgoLt, Que,as, ond Riehmoad).
HENRY ". EASTMAN, FRANCIS GEORGE SHAW.
LID DISTRICT (Kmg0
HHNRY WARD BEECHBR, J. l. SANDERS0N
GEORGE q. REYNOLDS JONATHAN 5. BURR
wrt1,v corr Hid DISTRICT ,6 ISlsg9- y JOHNSON
PHILIP PHILIPS s CRooKE, M MEEKER.
IXIH DHTRIcT (Ve'tlester Putnam, and R9.b'and)
FREDERICK A. C0E, DANIEL ULLMANN,
XiTa DrsrRCr (Duct,ss and Colvmkial
} ERiSGs G sYVRsrFR E R6TT os sHRESGs
XIIrH Dpralcr tRoHn,slasr Washington;
J0SiriiAS p GRnsTRoSG. GboIFHTs ?. GiTCHcoCK.
xIvrh DisrEIcr (Gre,ns and UIs,er:,
LISDSLBY BEACH L. s. STBBBIES
XVIII DISTRICT (Saraioga Montgomery Fulton Hamilton and
HORACE SMITH I5 fRs9Ss Ee sS2o
XvIra DISTRICT (Varren, Esse, and Clnton)
NJ O. AXTBTL, A. j. CHRRRBTRBB
xvIIrH Drrprcr (St La.uca1 and Iranllisl.
WILLIAM c BROWN. EDWIN A: MERRITT.
LESLIE W RUSSELL, JOEL J. SBAVEk
XvIIITH DisrRlcr tJ1Gerson and L,icisl
JOSEPH MvLLIS, MARCUS BUkFORD
JAMES A. BELL EDWARD A. BROWN.
RICHARD sHr EHIS D'rH'' BR !SGeh HUNTINGTON
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, GEORGE WILLIAMS.
XXIsr DISTRICT (Oscego and Mddison).
LINpSLEY NJ LEE LORING FOWLER,
DEWITT e. LITTLEJOHE. LESTER 81. CASB
XXIID DIsTWICT (OaoHdogd and Cgrti1pdl
THOMAS q. ALyORD PATRICK CORBKrT,
L. HARRIS HISCOCK HORATl0 BALLARD.
XXIvru DISTRICT (BrOoms Togd and Tomptisl
MILO a. GOODRICH, g. y. PARKER
STANTON u. HAND, o. d. H. kANEf
XXyIru Di.racr (Ontdrio CATS. and S,neo1)
MELFTTAH n LAWRENCE ANGUS MCDONALD.
L. G.. LAPHAM. STERLING g. HADLEr.
Xyyrn DISTRICT. (H'yoming Livingston, and dH>JhdnyI
WILLIAM H. MERRILL, JOHN ". HANF0RD,
ISAAC L. ENDLESS. - FARNIAM.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
JSt Senatorial DisiTic-SOlOmOn Townsend OF Queens
Seah Is. Strong and William Wickham OF Suffolk and
Erastus Brooks OF Richmond.
IId Senatorial DiSfrict-William d. Veedcr, Stephen
j. Colahan, John J. Schumacher and Tcunis @. Bergen.
nd Senatorial DiStrc-JOhn r. ROlfe, Walter h. lAY-
ngston, David VI. stone and j. ;. ThOrne
XII SedOriot DiStrct-Archibald {. Niven ana John g.
Holey Of sullivan and John W. Brown and George W.
Greene Of Orange
KIN SenGtorai Disrict-John Gault. ir.. and John F.
Collier OF Columbia, and Henry Stats and John j. Nor
llnf
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CANADA.
FESIAN RAID EFFECTED.

TORONTO c. w, April ia special dispatch to
The Globe from Montreal says that force OF United States
troops arrived at Rouses Point yesterday The impres
sion on the frontier that Fenian raid will he made
before month The hotel kept by Melee at Hennlng
ford attacked the other night by r0ughs from the
other side They were fired on, and driven Off
pilot schooner with rs pilots left Quebec yesterday
for the Gulf 20 await the Spring fleet David Brown
found guilty the charge Of IObbng the mail and Will
probably be sentenced to the Penentiary for life. The
River Richelieu is free or ice.
MONTREAL, April l3.-The discount on American In
voices for the ensuing week ~ ~ per cent
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ANOTHER PRIZE HIGHT.

DooNEY HARRIS or NEw-YOEK WHIPPED ~ TOMMY
CHANDLER or CALIFORNIA
Y TELEGRaPH TNBusE
SAN FRANCIsco. April 13.-Ths morning FIVE
steamers and hundred sailing craft crowded with people
proceeded the bay 10 the vicinity Of san Pablo to
witness the prize fight between DoOney Harris aud Tom
my Chandler for stakes Of 5000 There was no mtoIfI
eIce ON the part OF the authorities and the fight took
place without any interruption Twenty-Five rounds
were fought IN thirty minutes. The first blood wasdaWl
and the first knock down given by Chandler who seemed
TO REGARD the contest laughing matter and finally
knOckel HaIrs OuL VI Tine ID the tMCny second a0und
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RANT, ELLIOTT & SHIELDS,
PrOprietors aud Publishers.

The improvement Is OF incacuabe benefit to all ON
played in the composing room OF me Hhin Inc solt,
mellow light produced great relief to the eyes when
compared the putting, garng light we had heretofore
in conjunction with all the composors heartily RECON-
mend The Invention particularly those who have sew
ing reading work 10 do by light. IL produces that
fnm DANIEL MURPHY, Foreman WIG.
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wnIo OrrIcE, EitItMoyp, va, Feb. 9, ls67.

To WhOm Nay Concern:
We the undersigned do hereby certify that the average
consumption OF gas for this establishment during 10 days
observation previous 10 the 25th OF January was 62 feet
per day. as indicted by the gas meter.
Also that the American Improved Gasllght was intro
duced on the 18th OF January and since then the
sumption has been only 900 feet per day. with IA much
better light saving 427 feet per day, with five additional
burners In use The light is remarkably brilliant, steady
aud much easier 10 the eyes.
BoSDURANT, ELLIOTT & SHIELDS,
Projectors aud Publishers.
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Vent: yidi! Wei!

MAJ Be Justly said OF oPPs MALT ExrsACr BEyzxAGH HgArH
having areg proved is superiority all he soed toacs AL
remedies known American public Is consumption 10 hs country
.,ous II q strongly Who tested H. "a
has already been introduced ali the leading drug stores sai
yroer. aud adj States IT, efficacy II
DySILITT Dyspepsia LOs or APPETITE ho.EssS.s
DsKAss CHEST aud 10 stested ~ s
man letters addressed TO Mr. l. HoL SeEa beHea OF
OF the UHuso SfArss
tested ia the MILITARY HOrirAs. tits
uss several private hospitals this city other, the GisLs
under the charge Dr. Weeks anf
gpoRrASr prescribed By tue most prominent physicians IN Tues
dIily practice. ,,,. .... a..
phvssns who have either rcouMsae nols
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peted extending 10 the extensive coal mines In Hopkins
County S75OOO have been subscribed along the route,
and Evansville viii subscribe 100000 indicating that the
road will certainly be built The bridges over the Cum,
berand and Tennessee rivers have been completed and
travel on the Memphis and Louisville Railroad is fully
real
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ENTERPRISE AND LIBERALITY Go ToGETHER-We
notice that tho Committee OF the Ladies' Southern Re
lief Association acknowledge the receipt OF 5000 nom
the GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, being the profits OF
on DAYS business
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MARRIED.

SEwPORTHrLIn Gpes Church baltimore, on THURSDAY The
18th by the Rev DIT Maan John Newport OF Philadelphia 70
Jaia, eldest daughter Of Robert Hull Of Baltimore
NoRT0N-AyERILL-n HewIavsn coan at Center Church on
Thuay the h inst By the Rev Leouad Bacon ID, D. Whed
Nogtos 10 sarah j. AT,dn ell ofhss parsa
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Special Nctires.
Drop a Tear for Lubin.

Drop a Tear for Lubin.
Who would have believed twenty yeis ago that France vOu
pironls American peame Yet PHALoN son are actually
sending their NIGHT BLOOMING CBREUs Paris not alone to
American families residing there response orders from members
Oft4e French Beau Monde
Raising The Old Flag Over FOrt sumter.
1A' S'''' BR S5G'S AclBE@ ny Oh music
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL Is
TwENrYTHIRD REGIMENT BAND. ,.,......,
Of IT, c. BOsen, niepenleat
once IA D'''A'n o. Id" ''' ''' s. Il GRISwoLD.
Cha. Er Committee
New-York Liberal Christian Unon.-I aTs. public
meeting q this uaoa vii be held THIS Mon9y hNESSG 9s
O'Clock The Rev Mes Fohnghsm Demaret and Lee ana DIS
ogool chAn aud Bellows @ a5a' :, se nfs Ihs pubic are
In oIemory, Of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ~
The Anniversary death the Martyr President will be
oSsT y oT3 on q1isr ,s aT,2f' q corrRR
in ths i,rEs hall q 'as Cooper !. Ia.,i'a', on
n M, y Il. . 4PJ :, Mn BE- Ssds III. direction q
ANSCHUTz esd ani VIII be executed o. ne Ao1 Noea tle
Mr. IL Ba.,meyer nai NJ Il Kasoi' piano. MI B. Morgan
(oFg,a T1s o Jl q tie day will be reynpprcK x,pp
SIdis%gyP kiuFSAsy -, co. vJo 4 r6ggSSASSE
PROGRAMME:
P PTsSns 49, 'i 5 President Genital CON- Dr. m sc
Chorus Ra,h Laie, and Menleissoan
Marcia Funebrc-aao-Nr II. y.n Beethoven
rHS''0h''A'1 o-,,i;a b, Fre:i KspS5 c,
Ai,go Relgosovioiu-Nr j. B. PoInilski. III ysnIenp,
Vas'Ar ftAlla5
Grafton by Lieut. Gov. tie Hon. Stewart l. WoodorL
Marcia Fuaebre-paa3Nr n. Chopn
Grafton by Sg.srlni klnhaann, esl. -
Chorus" Leymo Eelaen-La4's' All A"oH. ;ao'Ad
Toncuiing the Organ r.
The Grad Piano the celebrated Mandatory % George stick
Co The the wenOwn Manpfetoy o. Maasrs
Mason Haan Reserved seat, ;or aies and nyel guests EaiIlne
Third opposite Seventies d0l az u m NAA eat
In EgbtbsL opposite the Bible House doors open 81 ~
The COMMITTEES Of FFaHgeueuFer Cook Chairman Hugo We
sniouck Spangeabery l. BONNER Bu-ehach henFy hcaFi Is
LHisn. J. J. ScllssfeF p Raio. A. Hahn. 4. Ste.nert
ERus Chr TX Com Dr. fkD sCHU a. ffet teh' o
TAStEH GUsray BgrERLz Dr. RAEgLx oectetlre
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THE WEATHER.

NEw.YORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 13.-The following was
the rarge Of the thermometer In this city today:
I'm Z soSS ST.. sG5H'
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Reduced Prices
-
CHINA AND GLASS.
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT s. Co,
Nos 1SS, $50 AND 492 BROADWAY.
CORNER or BRooxEsr.,


AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
FINEST quality PARIS GRANITE DINNER DESSERT AMI TEA
SETS 1913 pieces, $40.
BEST PARIS GRANITE TEA SETS. - piece......,S5 30
BEST PARIS GRANITE BREAKFAST COFPBES, doIsn %
BEST PARIS GRANITE BREAKFAST PLATES, !osea.. 30
BEST PARIS GRANITE TEA PLATES, doien......... 25
BEST PARIS GRANITE DESSERT PLATES, DOZEN. 10
WHITE FRENCH CHINA % selection, DINNER SETS lst
peess
nEt6hATED FRENCH CHINA DISyER SETS hOn S75 up
ward - -
upvsh
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SETS s2 80.
Pareusr attention Is solicited their unequaei assortment o. aas
DECORATED WARE choices, and most varied patterns ani
well worthy Of an Inspection before purchasing elsewhere
Services OF ane h CUT GLASS consisting ofn gos u Cam
pasus wa hooks iagr bowls AM quart deela'' 'o''h
st5l for S27. -,
Service, ofaue CUT GLASS fancy shapes % 30 pieces as follows II
each GoBLETs CHAMPAGNES, CLARETS. WINES. aai Two
DECASTBRS. Sil.
CUT GLASS GOBLETs per dosu 81 25; Plain DO. 81 IS,
ALSO, A RICH SELECTION OF
FINE SOLID SILVER
(BOih Sterling and cOn)
PLATED WARE,
VASES BRONZES JARDINIBRES.
PARfAN STATUARY AND PARIS FANCY GOODS
NOW
LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT or CHANDELIERS AND
GAS FIXTURES
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO.,
Nos. 4ss, 400, AND 492 BROADWAY,
CORNER OF BRO0MBSr.
Subscriptions 20 the Southern Famine Relief Com.
ou. acknowledged Sli3s9l 99i receipts to d.
e q III, tS e JAMES BROWN TrsasSeT No. w
Gentlemen About TO Visit Europe desiring leave ihsr
Ssa who viii attend 10 isr Intellectual p5y, and moral rs
viii hssr Of most favorable opportunity by ADDRESSING " u BOZ 10
taught Number limited . sir
The Bishop Gattn Percha Company.
SAMUEL C. BISHOP, General Assn.
FACTORY Nos 2os 2lO and 2l2 East TWenty.6nhs,
oPFICB AND sALESROoMS, No 10 Liberty St, NeTyorh
The ORIGINAL and ONLY tie Uaei States Of
PURE GUrTA PBRCHA GOODS.
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLES,
TISSUE SHEET FOR HATTERs. &c, &c
UeInbods Extract ceanes aai reaoTales the
blood ns the vgor the system and purSs' oa tbs ha
that make disease
Speedy Cure for al skin Diseases.
TrCM-"sw.Iss: 91sTs.sT Cures Ircal Irca IrcHl
IIsa-sw.ISs, 9,sssT Cures TErrzR SALT RHsVH
TErrEE-"swIrSs. onrsssr Cures IrcaNs Pnn
DEMAs BARNES No. 81 PsEroy n y and all DraSg,.
Use Browns Cleaning Polish @r wGiov' Mirrors
hotel SS ,oT. oe es LS Maintained No Bseck Nsf
"'''' ''O''' '"''' 49, G NJ BROWN
Those who desire Briancy OF Complexion must purity
and enrich the blood which HgLMBOLDS CONCENTRATED kN'
TRACT OF sARsAPARLLA Invariably doe, Ask for llRMBoLpS
Geniiemen's Hats-spring style for 1917
FOR stylish 'Hi EssPPESscHikDs M.nnea,,r No ia S,s.,1
Clothes Wringers % az Kinds ronpiy repaired or s4sS
I'. pay i@I the S 10 pot Washing M.tAss a le
uS'es~ wTSgs" S.d, XS CSaandts Opposite
Cloihes wrinser. ta EEPAIssPy y ,' s1 cdaf
lisdttt NeN YORK
In the Spring Months, the system naturally uhde'so
and HELMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED hAIHAV' VI "a"
sAPARILLA Is az assistant Of the sreate'' Vas>
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EDITORIAL COSyENTION.-A convention of the
kal editors Of West Virginia has been called to meet in
eGkersbgTg on the 2sth Of Aprr
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A Cnrd.-moURNING GOODS Of every d.rlbs hind eouanty
JACKSONS Mourning Store ~ 55l BoliSsy opposite
Tifauy Co.'S Prices very reasonable.
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SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA

The steamship Ocean Qaeen, from Aspinwall April
a-r,yed here Yesterday DYED at sea, April H. Geo IL.
vrown OF Belfast Ireland, second cabin passenger OF
bilious fever April p, Martin Kelly seerase
% nrsco ei7eI2 OsiIess Waller. 1928 4l9 90
Piaa s SbeTsp Co. 7i5ll 81 5 l. s,Ses Aseh. 30 sS
Sygese Kelly Coz. 4lZ3b " fh9t a nan ~ go O0 10
Dsbney Morgan Co... 1872 ~ Ofaei''''''''
W.. Fargo Co...... 6949l 0l Al 1a6 - Al
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Removal.

pr,, Sc per io,n Sold DEPOT No Sc Bf,i~ aai
al nrnl lni hrDrerf store
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IMPROVEMENT ~ GAs-LIGHT - The Richmond
journals concur in heartily approving and commend
ing the American Improved Gas-Light, which has
been tested and is now in use in their several esab
lishments with eminent Here are the testi-
monials of two of them:
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
THE CAROLuNhS.

ORDER FROM GEN sICKIEs FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
pEsTITUTE-INMEDMTE COLLECTION OF CERTAIN
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MIXED LIOUORS.

The people of Massachusetts decided, at their
late election, that they would discard their
present system of Liquor Prohibition and try
a system of License instead. They were acting
on n matter which they may be presumed to
understand, and, if they make mistake, ex-
perience will enable them to correct it.
We note suggestions that the Prohibitonsts
may, by uniting with part of the advocates
of License, secure. theypassage of stringent
excise act. We presume they might; but we
trust they will do nothing of the kind. The
sort of muddle termed compromise has SIN
guar fascination for the American mind, and
its effects are almost always pernicious. we
cannot tell how any policy affects the public
veal, because no policy, pure ana simple, Is
adopted and persisted in
We. trust the p. l.. LIS will be allowed to
frame and pass just such Liquor law as they
approve and are willing to live by. Then, II 1t
have the predicted effect of diminishing dissl-
patton, drunkenness, pauperism and crime, let
them have the full credit of it, as they deserve.
If the opposite results be realized, let that fact
clearly appear. and let judgment be entered
accordingly. But they cannot be fairly judged
by the fruits of law which they did not
frame.
Ethan Spike, when a candidate for the Maine
Legislature, was bothered by some inquisitiye
Yankee. who put linn this square question;
" Are YOU for or against the Prohibitory law Z"
Ethan, having duly cogitated made answer, " l
IAN in favor of the law, but opposed to ITS en-
"forccmcnt.n OF course, he went in. There
IL nothing people like better than good,
wholesome laws, provided they are allowed to
break them when convenient.
Let the Prohibitory minority III the Massa-
chusctts Legislature say to the majority,
Franc and pass just such Liquor law as you
Judge best; we only ask that, whatever its
"proyisions, YOU provide for their general en-
forcement.n License viii not do us 1.-THE OF
the damage it will do the other folks; Tor we
shall NOT drink the liquor, and they will
Those whom drinking makes Migrants, paupers,
thieves. ruflians. bruisers and brutes, will call
heavily on Prohibitionists for aims and for the
cost of their conviction and punishment as
criminals. or their subsistence as paupers but
that is a load that we shall have to carry any
how. and we may as well shoulder it cheer
fully. But let us have no part nor lot i'll the
fabrication of n License law, but give our adj
versaiiG, unlimited rope.