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Smyrna times., 1869-04-14

COUGHs AND CoLDs.-During the change
able seasons of Fall and Winter, when coughs
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They, should recollect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con
sumption. HGsso"'s Compound Syrup of Tar
the cure of coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. No person should he
without it. Price SO cents. Sold by ], w
Denny. Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL & LAMBS.
dec9-3m t.s Proprietors, Phila.
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DIR. JacksOn's AnaIcptica.

ANEW REMEDY IN CONSUMP TlON.-A Phv
,ic,su who had Consumption Tor several years, with
frequent beedIngs OF the lungs cured himself with
msd,cine unknpwn 10 The profession, when his
,,se appeared hopeless. lie is the only ply scian
rb, has used il IN his OWN rersun, or who has auV
tmnyieJge of ITS virtues; and ne can ascribe the de-
cree of health he enjoys 10 pOthng but the use
Of his incidence and III nOt%s Gong Of out uer despair and
,,,b q want of confidence in all Others induced him
10 haZ,ri lhe experiment.. 70 those suffering with
oor disease Of the Lungs he proffers treatment he
conn ienlly 5siieves Will eradicate the disease
Medicine sent by express Send for circular or call
on DR.. f. BOYLsTON JACKSON,
may6.6S.ly No $50 North 10Th ST. Philad'a
For sale by W. E. WILLIAMS, Druggist, WiIming.
ton, DEL, and by Druggists throughout The countrv
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COUNTRY TRADE

"COuntry trade is a thing which MANY hus;ros, n -.
Bat Brown welcome to Their
they do the most polished and elegant ''czen ~
want good clothes at low prices and Oak Hall m
meet That want and 80 invites stranger In the c
big house at sixth and Market TO what can he 3one
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oroIes the blood, InsIls The yigOr OF health inIo
:" .rsem aud purges Out the humors that make dis
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THE, MARKETS
MARRIAGES

~ 49,. Wv hEk>oN-On Tuesday morning. April 18th
h.;' ,ne T",d"nce of the brides parents by Rev. n
"'''am /. Warner, OF Dover, Dell to Miss Sarah
'D'AeFson' near Wyoming Del.
DEATHS.
Nr Vim 'ne ''h INST near Blackbrd, very suddenly,
..u- W. Webster aged @ years
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Aliens Lung BaISamI

The hest remedy for the cure of CONSUMPTION and
LrNGs 1t causes the phegm and matter t rs
without irritating those delicate organs. he Lungs and tb
producing constipation OF the bowels. also gives
to the syem stops night sweats and changes all the morbid
scretiors healthy state
tntains no opium in form. It is perfectly harmless m
the most delicate child 1t is everywhere in good demand and
gives good satisfaction.
The result Of its use is It's great value Its
healing properties are experienced by all who use it, Their
testimony Will be found III pamphlet which be had Of the
sats where the medicine is for sale.
Perry Davis SON, Providence, r. L. General Wholesale
A,-D',u' '"y H',,'.n III o'''.'>' mh24-Im
F,rSals by JAS P Hcfiecker and j. W. Dcnney.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-14

IL yHE SreixG MONTHS, the system naturally I'M
a.rgoes change and lIELMBILD's HIGHLY CoNCEV.
ys1rEu EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA Is al assistant OF tho
greatest value
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Want to Sell,

.t,o u' ia FAIR OF LIGHT MULES for . b.avv
mb3I o. IN new ground. EDWARD WARD.
Smyrna, Del
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8 .
1909. Central 1863
CLOTH EMPORIUM.
Mems COatings, Ladies' Clo.k;ru.
Fancy Casslmeres, M,od C,o,h.
Black Cloths, Plain cIo,h.
D'u'A DoesAihS' Fancy Cloths,
Boys Goods, ono..C,o.
Spring Weight Velveteens,
Super Quality.
o'Fa"orldse & ClOthier respectfully announce
'''''s Tue season now opening they propose to
oef lhe largest stock and most attractive
oi all Kinds of Cloths that they have ever oaared
0e'hg determined 10 make our house the Central E.
| collect.
Gu ,or 'he present season every desirable stvIe and
make OF Cloths that the market presents for
Ladies', Mems and Boys Wear.
Our Stock of Ladies' CIoakinqs in nor,;outo. ::
very extensive, and bought at the manBfactnrers
lowest CASH RATES It will he to tho ;n,o.a, e -
VINO la'end TO buy this kind of goods during tho
utgest assortment to be found and al prices that
not De surpassed anywhere.
we invite dealers, both in city and country ,o nv
anime our stock, as our prices are as low "a Tho sa
eoouS can be sold in whole packages bv anv whole
saie house' while we offer many stvles ,ba, o,o o,.
hned exclusively TO ourselves.
Silks, Iinen cooa-
Dress Goods, whi,o
CiO'hs' MusIins.
Hosiery, RIapko,.
Shawls &C., &c.
we ueslre to inform the public that durino III D..
spring season, our stock of all desclptons of
Dry Goods Will be found largely increased
HaVlng heretofore by constant system Of lo,v
prices built up the reputation of being The
POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE OF pH1LADELpu1.
Sdli De our aim to increase that reputation saaso
' Seasoh' and we invite all who desire 10 trv at o
." prices as the goods can be sold, and a reliable
Ouse, to "O'"
CALL ON US,
eIevlng that by so DOING we shall secure ,be;, oo
lant patronage. ''' 'O'i-
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sts..
PHILADELPHIA.
! : ;. 3 B B A b b B B } +
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OIr,DN A YOUNG MAN
-ANN THE DRUG BUSINESS. Inouire q,
THIS OFFICE.
mh in AUDITORS OF THESMYRNA BIrI; n.
.as .and Loan Associatlon. rennrt lnr The res--
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NOT few of the worst disorders that afIl,ot 49,,
kind arise from corruption of the blood. HEIMRoI MS
E1rRAcT SARsAPARILLA is a remedy of the utmost
value,
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New Advertisements. "A

w WANTED.-First.clas travelling s,Iosmon =, .aI,
by samplei good wages or q liberal per zen,
any anu steady employment. Address. with STAMP. b =
ilo"e' o59 Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa. npl4 4w
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Prompt.
Active,
Reliable.

Reliable.
A Great Crop Producer and Thorough Renovator q,
worn out lands.
For sale bv J. c. & A. IL. STOCKLY rnb2,7rr
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WHY NOT MAKE MOMEY

anIH NSI ana attractive articles? Circulars free
api1 x" STAFFORD MFG. Co.. CO Fulton 81 N Y
Statesmen WANTED Lv . Mon,,cao,,,...-C- -
- travel and sell by sample new no or ao 10 o
3, C "I permanent; wages good Ii. H. RiCw,pns
Co., 4l5 Chestnut ST., Phla Pa. nnit t. ""S
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invite Dealers both in city and country. 10 ex.
mn ouf s'ocK' as our prices are as low as the same
eoouS can be sold in whole packages by any whole.
Sa'e "Ouse' while we offer many styles that are con.
fined exclusively TO ourselves. '0'-
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Ladies', Mems and Boys Wear.

our S'ock of Ladies' CIOakngs in particular is
very extensive and bought at the manufacturers
o"eSt lash RATES 1t will be to the interest of all
""o iH'ehd 10 buy this kind of goods during the
coming season to call on us, as we offer BY far the
assortment to be found and at prices that can
not be surpassed anywhere.
Smyrna times., 1869-04-14
Super Quality.

0'ru"pfidSe q Clothier respectfully announce
'ia' dnrlng the season now opening they propose to
oef the largest stock and most attractive
"' all Kinds of Cloths that they have ever offered
oe'hg determined TO make our house the Central Em.
pofiu ior this description of goods we have collect
,O' 'ne present season every desirable style and
make of Cloths that the market presents for
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SERIOUS KIcK.-Between fve and six O'Clock
last evening Francis Ward became engaged IN q
fracas at No. 113 Sullivan street with Patrick Red
den. Ward received very dangerous kick In the
abdomen and was sent to Belleview Hospital for
treatment. Fears are entertained that he will not
recover.
ROBBERY IN WOOSTER STREET.-Henry Baldwin,
who gave his residence az No. Ninth avenue. this
morning caused the arrest by an ocer Of the Eighth
precinct OF Annie Smith, who he charges night at
No. l64 Wooster street, robbed him OF sum Of
money. Annie was locked up, and the merits OF the
case will be decided upon this morning by Justice
Shandley at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO KILL-Ab0ut half-past
seven O'Clock last night fracas occurred at No. 90
Greene street, between william Arkansas (who 1t
viii be remembered few weeks ago was
engaged In shooting case with man
named Harrington), and James Charleton, OF
the above number. What the difference between
the two men originated about is not definitely
known, but Arkansas was arrested by officer Sea-
man and locked up at the Eighth precinct on the
charge OF feoni0us assault with intent TO Kill. The
accused, who is said to possess several aliases viii
be arraigned before the justice at Jefferson Market
this morning.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
Of the present fiscal year. and also the number OF dis
trtcts that have reported. The number of districs
Il complete only for two montha:-

Total. $40, ,Dz9, ,273
The amount collected In the previous year. during
the same time, from the same number OF districts,
was ss,14s $780, being an increase OF se,ssaaso. II
the increase continues 1t Ia expected 1t WILL the
total receipts from this sonrce will. It Is thought
reach from $4,000 900 to s4oOOo,0oo.
The Ohio Members In Councii.
The republican members OF the Ohio delegation III
the House held q meeting last evening at the resi-
dence OF General Schenck for the purpose OF consult
ing as TO their action ON BoutweIls constitutional
amendment No definite conclusion was reached
but the expression OF opinion showed that the dele
cation is opposed TO the property and intelligence
qualification for voters The question to who the
delegation should support for Clerk OF the House for
the Fortynrst Congress was incidentally discussed.
The seven members OF the delegation who have been
reelected were unanimously for General 4. r. Eek
ley. member OF the present Congress from Ohio,
and 1t Ia understood that he will have the support OF
the entire republican delegation in the new Congress
from Ohio for that place. Another meeting OF the
delegation Is to be held for the purpose OF agreeing
upon the other officers Of the House TO be elected It
Is expected that most OF the new members will then
be present.
The Colored Mems Executive Committee.
The National Executive Committee, located In
Washington, appointed by the late national conven-
tton OF colored men to receive suggestions and to
act in behalf OF the colored men, has been organized
by the appointment OF George T. Downing president.
F. q. Barbados secretary. Collins Crasor treasurer.
Vacancies In the States not represented were filed
by the appointment OF Hon. o. J. Dunn OF Louisiana;
G. 8. Ruby, Of Texas; Geo. De Baptiste, OF Michigan
]. B. Murray, Of Maine; Lewis H. Douglas. of Colo
RADIO Territory; Hon. r. s. Cardozo, South Carolina;
George b. vashon, New Mexico; X. j. Cowes, Con-
necticut; Moses Dickson, Missouri; - Farr. Min
nesota; Philip A. Bell, California, and John Mahoney.
Indiana
Henlth of st. Thomas.
The United states Consul at st. Thomas. under
date Of January says that island s at present per-
fectly healthy.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey ChIye
THE TOWNSEND PRoPERTY.-The Financial Com
mittee OF the Common Council held another meeting
ON Saturday night and took further testimony in re-
lation to the Townsend property. II Is expected the
committee will be prepared to present their report
on the subject TO the common Council at its next
meeting
STABBINa AFFRAy.-Yesterday afternoon q man
named John Connolly was passing the corner OF Nor
ris and Greene streets, when boy about fifteen
years DID, named John sullivan, commenced to throw
snowbaIs at him. This so irritated Connolly that he
stabbed him In the head, innictng q deep wound.
The man was arrested, and committed % prison to
treatment His wound is not dangerous.
THE JOHNSON MYsrBRy.-The inquest In the case
of James Johnson will be continued at Union Hill
by Coroner White tomorrow. Johnson. It viii be
remembered, was found lying on the track Of the
% S
Y" : word aIs !. 70 S the cause q his Injuries:
mystery as ever It Is believed that there was foul
man and leaves family who bear higa reputation
IN Union n the testimony given % on TT, the ~, last day
ner Is resolved to sift the case to the bottom.
Union Hill.
ALARMING FrRK.-About one O'Clock yesterday
morning haystack In the rear OF the house Of John
Gardner at the corner Of Palisade avenue and Nor
gan street. was set on re, and for long time there
the fre companies turned out and succeeded in saw
ing the surrounding property. The loss Is $3.50.
This the third time Mr. Gardners hay has been set
on fire.
THE NEW HORSE RAILRoAD-The Pavonia Ferry
and West End Horse Railroad has been at length
completed but win not 60 into operation till some
requirements exacted by the Common Council OF
eoaa %sp' is o prssSsn, 'Vapi Oi this road and sss
directors are either Erie Railway omcials
S Suans az Se oSs of street. New
q few weeks ago) win be completed about the mid.
May. Taiiroad track win then be laid IRON the
river to Pkes opera House for the conveyance Of pas
between west End, Hudson City, and Eighth avenue,
New York The report that railroad VIII be con-
c3 s s ss
the purchase Of the Fort Wayne indiansI Rallfoad,
with view to secure the shortest route " ST. LOUIS
Newark.
THROWN FROM CARRrAaK.-Yesterday afternoon
Q young German named John Fischer was thrown
from carriage and seriously hurt. IT appears he
was taking q position In q funeral cortege In Elm
street when the horse suddenly plunged iorwsru usa
M m An insenstbe condition and removed to the
once Of . surgeon near by.
The BELMONT AVENUE ExrLosIoS-.Though the
appearance Of the exploded boiler indicates that IL
was defective the actual OF the occurrence de-
tailed In yesterdays HERALD has NOT Jet transpred
II now appears that the boy RhcInhardt was most
seriously injured A. last accounts no hope was en-
tertained OF his recovery. Mr.. Oonrads condition II
also very. .precarous fits person presents 2 shock
ing sight, the face particularly 20. the latter is
swollen nearly twice its natural size and all the hair
has been burned on his head. He was thrown dis
tancs Of fftsen feet The scene Of the explosion
was visited By quite number Of persons yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
MANIPULATION OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS AND
OUR NATIONAL DEBT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1869.
The most important bin by oil odds OF the present
session was quietly introduced on Thursday last by
senator Conkling. It Is entitled bill to prohibit
secret sales OF bonds and gold on account OF the
United states, and is as follows:-
svorror l. he enacted by the Senate and House Of Re-
OF the United States In Congress assembled,
That from after hs passage Of this act percentage
deduction, commission or compensation OF any amount
or kind shall be allowed 70 any person for
bullion disposed OF Treasury Department else.
where on OF the United all and
Of authorizing permitting by construction or other.
wise the Secretary OF the Treasury appoint agent
other proper ocer OF his Department. 10 make
negotiation OF bonds and securities are hereby
SIC And be further enacted, That after the psss 40
OF all exchange, purchases sales OF the bond
the United shall be made by inviting the compel tlon
OF the public by advertising for proposals Tor
change purchases sales which shall be awarded abicy
10 the bidder bidders, the Secretary OF the Treasury
esevins the right to reject any such bids should deem
be further enacted after the passage
of ali sNes OF gold OF The (pitad
sba be public suction by proper, officer OF
treasury Department. after giving public slice the sms
and place such sales shall be made BY ssng The
This bill was introduced at the solicitation Of
nearly one thousand ofthe very ns business men and
firms IN the United states wto In petition already
published In the HERALD. dave asked. Ia substance,
tina. the Treasury raf shall no longer have
saooo.occ,oOo of sqStsnment poa;is with which Va
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

Extensive Fire in Troy-Ba,s the Business
Portion Of tho Town Destroycd-Less
AJAX

Extensive Fire in Troy-BaIe the Business
Portion Of tho Town Dsstroycd-Isss
o145,OOO.
ELMIRA, NJ Y, Jan. "a, 1899.
This morning, about half-past one O'Clock, very
destructive fire broke out In the village OF Troy.
Bradford county, Pa, twenty-five miles from This
city. by which about one-half OF the business por
ton OF the town fs destroyed. Among the
losses are the Troy House, P0mer0y Brothers Bank
and two buildings belonging 10 Messrs. Pomeroy;
TWO stores or X. NJ. and H. F. Long, r. II. Parsons
meat market, Hobert POrter's harness shop, q. 4.
Merry Co., jewellers; Davidson Il McCabe's gro
ccry, 9. d. Long dry goods; 8. M. Leonard, dry
goods; whitehall Pars0n Co., groceries and drugs;
M. A. Gales d Co, clothing. and the Troy Gdzette
printing office The total loss Is estimated at S145O00
The property was generally well insured.
Arrival Of the British Bark Cadet-Terrible
SuderinSs from Starvation ON Board.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a, 1899.
The British bark Cadet arrived here vest srday los
days from Liverpool She started with only thirty
five days. provisions Tho crew have been in q
starving condition Tor long time. On New Years
day and afterwards they had only for fourteen men
half pound OF rice and pint OF water every
twenty-fonr hours. On January IA they were within
eighty miles OF Cape Hatteras but were blown far to
the southeast by tremendous gale At one time
when their provisions were entirely gone except ten
pounds OF flour, they pr0vdentially spoke vessel
and received small supply or all would have
periSned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

HAVANA, Jan. "a, 1909.
the following are the closing prices OF merchar-
diSe for the week ending January 23:--
IA ShkAf Qbiet; Nos 10 70 10 Dutch standard, 8 sK
keAl6 pcr etrobA; Noe, u to 90 nominal. Molasses
kuaAr QUIET ct 6k IN reals, according TO quality.
W6sc01 HdoeS-faIr To good refining 1fm at ssS q
k6tls bef ArrobS Molasses steady; clayed, 5K q 5k
ko6io bet ke8; fnuscovado or common, O ek reals.
Lard bl6{Ahg fierce 2lkc. 22c. per h.; In rs ID.
Hinh go, ~ per lb Flour steady at al per Dbl.
ID Skc Vkc per lib. Bacon nrm az isc.
" 1skc, pei 10. Honey active OF az I reals
ber 8ailoh Tax-Yellow easier, at tf q u so
Petroleum frm at 4 reals reals per gallon. Po-
f{etoet advancine quoted at - rs - 90 per bbl.
Hams steady common salfed 17c.; sugar cured,
No, Lumber-fhe market il well supplied with both
yellow pine and pitch pine. shocks are plenty ct
|feale reels for boz, and 81 50 for hid Hoops u
lfees lonk hrfnet $lbper 1000 Onions In demand at
" per Dbl. Freghts steady; per box OF sugar to
Roftherp ana Southern ports, 81 20 81 5O per HID.
&ugar, ~ 70 80; per hid. molasses, 80 so - 12ts
Tcld 6k per cent premium.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
CUBA.

gcveral Spanish Soldiers and Volunteers
Assassinated-Anxiety Among the People.
HAVANA, Jan. "a, 1859.
several soldiers belonging to the volunteer and
teruar fQrcss were assassinated today. These
Rr4nhctiohs, together with the unsettled state OF
&rNrs ii the island caused much anxiety among
kh6 people. srsf"
} re rdts newspaper, which suspended publica-
f6h iou1e tin6 ago. will not be resumed at present
topo verfad viii take Its place.
h Spahiards everywhere speak confidently Of an
early ending OF the revolution.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
FRANCE.

9ntervicw Of Minister Burllngame with the
Emperor-A Gracious Reception.
PARIS, Jan. "a. 1859.
The Chinese Embassy to-day had an audience with
She Emperor Napoleon. They proceeded to the
Palace Of the Tuieres, where they were received
NTH the courtesies usually extended to diplomatic
Representations Of high rank but without military
donors, and were ushered into the presence Of the
Emperor. The latter was accompanied by the
Prince Imperial and by the Marquis de la Valette,
She Minister Of Foreign Afrairs.
1Mr, Burlingame, addressing the Emperor, said he
hobed France would receive China as a sister.
France had hitherto enjoyed all the privileges ac
Corded by China to the European Powers. China
how took upon herself the duties Of civilization and
bf International courtesy.
= The Emperor in reply expressed his satisfaction
et seeing China take such great step, and said he
kould be pleased to cooperate with her representa-
kives. He referred to the commercial advantages
likely to arise from closer relations and concluded
lWtthA general congratulation.
- All the members OF the embassy were pleased with
$heir reception.
When the Marquis de 10 valette personally intro
buced Mr.. Burlingame the Emperor expressed his
kst0nishment at finding an American acting as an
ambassador Of China, to which Mr.. Buringame re-
blied In o happy manner. and long conversation
ensded between the Emperor and the chief ambas
eador.
= Messrs Brown and Deschamps, the Secretaries OF
&egatton were then presented to che Emperor after
rhich Mr.. Brown formally laid in the hands OF the
Minister of Foreign Affairs the credentials of the
ambassadors from the Emperor Of China. When
khis ceremony had been performed the interview
terminated.
= The Ambassadors were subsequently received by
khe Empress Eugenie, when Mr. Burlingame took
Occasion to convey the Fluctuations OF the Emperor
Df China to her Majesty and to the imperial family
The New York herald., 1869-01-25

Tioient Debates in Parliament ON the MIL
Tax Question.
FLORENCE, JAM "a, 1869.
Violent debates took place in the houses Of Parlia
tnent last week on the question OF the mill tax, the
Noecton Of which has lately caused so much riotous
Agtation. The action OF the government was Sc
Serely denounced by the opposition.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
sieam.hip Gen Grant, Quick, New Orleans Jan @ and sw
stsamship Gen Barnes Morton Savannah, With mdss and
ssesmship ssrsgosss, Ryder, Charleston Jan 2i, with
mdss and passenger 10 Arthur teary 49,,
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, 70 n McCresdy:
steamship Hsttsrss, Roberts, Norfolk, with mdss ana
ssssmship ahucas. walden, Boston, with md,s wmY
steamship Acushus,, Kelly New Bedford, with mdss and
ship Camilla tof Bos.cn) Humphrey, rooshow Sept is
with indss, 70 Vernon Brown co. Was 81 days 70 An
he China Jsa; passed Anjsr oct as dsys from An.
er TO the Cape OF Good HOPE had hns wssnsr N WI ,
ssp ss. Il s:s s: south s' SsTs Dec va. = i
TO the Equaior crossed Equator Dec "a lon 20
dAys north OF Ha,er.s With srcns and NV, NV
Broadwsssr from do Tor do Nov IN the Indian ocean s
leo ss .s !: = lon shp Star q
(Br y from Madras for do, rs days out -. a.. -
sSlp Pride OF Canada tbr), Lys Calcutta liz days. wsa
ssis Fssssn 1n CHEF 9r, Newell singapore Oct with
e sTgSa Helena sss s crossed Ss he Rqasecr
ship xrei. from Foochow for London :,
r.Ms, frs rS Voog ,o se. CO. Game Ss southern
snd had ans wesser 10 a.v, With ..,s.
Bs Harmony Br Robin.on csrdenss, 10 days, with 'u
s ssai hiSss, n:%ps. &c. 10 BrSssis Sson
ass.. SS S.s Sos:r ssS
sssT sss ssss s.rss Ss cSossss sssIsss day.. Win lin.
schr Elisha Brooks Mspss, New Haven for EuAbshpor,
schr Escort, Small, bridgeport
Marine Disasterz.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
INDIANA.

Expected Prize Flight Between Mike Dono-
vans or Chicago, and JOHN Boyle, Of Peru.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. "a, 1909.
prize oght comes or tomorrow morning on
she Peru Railroad, thirty mics north OF here be-
tween Nike Donovan, Of Chicago and John Boyle,
|bf Peru. Each man has fought four times, Donovan
paving whipped every time, while Boyle has been
Governor Baker wil probably take measures TO sup.
The New York herald., 1869-01-25
SHIPPING N E W S .


Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port win
deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached TO Steam
Yacht ncet The New York Associated Press do not
coec. marine reports attend to the delivery OF packages
as will be by following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 3, 1885,:
Resolved That on and after April 1885, Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF ship tho
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
"a The ohcs Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JyAvNFTTy Whitehall slip. All communications from
the masters OF inward bound
sells will be forwarded free Of charge.