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DRUGS! DRUGS

rnrs Drugs at Christi.'p
Pure Drugs AT Christ e's.
'nre Drugs Mt CnriSlirs
Pure Drugs at Christe's
PLie Drugs at Chrl-tie's.
Prescriptions Comnounded at Christicis,
Prescriptions COMPOUNDED at Chistle'.
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded NJ 3riste's
prescriptions Com pOundcd at Christiss.
PRESCRIPTIONS ,ompoundea at Christie's
retcines at Chrisiies
Neicnes at Chli.ties
Ne1cines al Christics.
Neicines Christit'.
lsiicnes al Ch.iStip'-
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prescriptions Compounded at Christie Q
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I'e'cripliohs Compounded al Chrslie's
Tall. rfcscfip'i@ns Compounded 81 Chrstie's
Glct Articles At Chrstc's
Loiet Articles ut Chri-'ic's
Toilet Articles at Ch-stin's
Toilet Articles at Chris.ie's
lslet Artic IS at Chri.tie's
prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded at Chfisric's
prescriptions Compounded at Christ e's
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PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christie.
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are Liquors N Chrtie's
phre Liquors at Chiietie's
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prescriptions Compounded ut Chri.tie's
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PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Chr.,ie'
1,Iescrp!ons ompounded at Chriatie's
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psescr,,plions Compounded at Christi,'s
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poSorptibns Cnhipngndod at Chris los
30 'hs Coni iouuied at Chris;,,'s
rants at Ohrisie's Compounded a! oht!sIc's
RANTS at Christie,s
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piptions Compounded at Curistie's
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Dissolution NClicc.

TNhe firm Of icarles 8 Cornwoll coal dss'e-s. NJ
/ This place, ia this day dlssol ed by nm'ual
rs NJ. Nr %cHr'os 'iru, rom ne nrsme.-
The business II hereof or h, conducted at the cid
stand by Messrs Cgdingion s. CnrnWc.l, who will
settle the accounts ftAc late firm
J c. G."rAITFS.
Pct CeHr', Nar.h 1870. &c. COHNWFLL.
murhlaw.
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hoes i. on Gml'hs large stock of boots and
VAefed at cost for the next 40 day.
Dec 5 II. IVY
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Friends aut patrons, one andall,
Your attention to my "biz" would olE;
Tim's are dull an money tight,
Bat IN these times I'm locking for light:
To those who are building rigs without number
would ihloiin-ihis is the place to buy LUMBER
My motto is this: 'Q1ck Sales and Small Profit"
For business is healthy and think much OF it;
In qnal,ty my Lumber is second to none,
hnd rs for Shingles, keep No. /
Some may not look at it in the light Go,
And for ,Lo.e ! have quality No. 2;
And to those who are particular-as some may be,
! still have snotar qualify called No 8;
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice
Which Will SOL at low cash price,
Such as Flooring, Collin. and Siding, sooth Rough
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens and Sur.aced Lumber, all of the
bcs.;
I also llavcIRic Lumber OF all kinds,
At prices to compare with oil and hard times;
All kinds OF Timber kept constantly on hand,
and a box of Cigars Of very good brand
Ny ficilities for selling are surely without number
always keep.good teams to deliver good Lumber
So il you wsnt Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Sof, or
Ilard,
You will find Just what you wan. at L u SIS Lum.
her Yard.
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Eiess Qualities OF Coal,
'Ihis Means Business.

am preparing TO leave this locaety on, or about
BE.CLoSED. Taose who have claims aga'ns, me
will please present them for adjustment, at my
Office in Nicholson & 3lackmon's Hardware Store
And those Indebted TO me will please call md settle
at once, Noglecting this, they will after that date
find their accounts in the hands Of the proper
authority for collection, with ntcrcs; and cos added
March 3, 1870. J.MES A. SHERRIFF
mach Ftrr
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A NEW STEAMSHIP LIME.
steam Connection Between the Ports Of New
York and Braz0s de Santiago.

steam Connection Between the Ports Of New
York and Brazos de Santiago.
The necessity OF steamship communication be-
tween this port and the valley Of the Rio Grande has
long been felt by the merchants and rav cling pub
lie OF both sections and it Is wonder that some
one OF the many sllpowners OF the metropolis have
not long ere this opened their eyes to this fact and
established line or steamers between this city and
Brazos de Santiago, the port OF entry for all that
portion OF Texas bordering on the Old Rio Bravo
Heretofore the only way Of getting TO that section
has been via New Orleans. an expensive,
tedious and unreliable r0ute--unfeliabie because
of the rigid quarantine which IS always
enforced against vessels arriving at Brazos from
New Orleans during the yellow fever season; tedious
because OF the bad condl ion OF ana the poor time
made upon the Southern railways, over which
nearly every one passes TO get 70 New Orleans, and
expensive because OF the extorion practised by the
monopoly which exists between the last mentioned
city and all ports south OF 1t on Tie Texas coast
Knowing these things to be true, aud fully appre-
ciating the many advantages which Will accrue
botn TO themselves and the trading and commercial
pubic generally, Messrs. Woodhouse, Southmayd Il
Rud OF this city, have determined 10 take the nita.
tive in the matter and therefore win on next Tues
day. the 18Th INST. despatch steamer to Bra2os de
Santiago, Via Havana, with freight aud passengers.
Tue francis Wright. the vessel designed Tor this
vice. mas been recently purchased b the above named
gentlemen, is comparatively new and is PECULIARLY
adapted 10 the route she il very strong, stanch
ana seaw0rthy and is or light draught which Is the
trst thing TO be looked to 10 selecting vessel for
this trade owing 10 the scarcity Of water on The bars
IN any OF the Texas harbors. The Wright was butt
during The latter part or the war for the
United States Navy. In which sne served a5
gunboat until the surrender, after which she was
sold to private parties. She is 800 tons burden, is
1889 feet long and 30 feet breadth or beam. Her
drauaht OF water Ia S feet when loaded and depth
OF hold u feet. She has two powerful
engines. The cylinders are or Is inches, with
30 inches stroke, and she has surface condenser
and one tubular boiler which has heating surface
OF 1900 feet She has also % 1eet OF grating surface
and her coal bunkers are all iron. Ihere IS hoist
ing engine worked by steam from main boiler or
donkey she two propellcrs. or life prescryers.
lieboats, hose axes, buckets, pumps, DC, there IL
an ample supply.
The cabin, which ~ very spacious and convenient,
Is on deck as also all the officers quarters, ana
there accommodations for rs first class passen.
gers. Captain N. M. Russell, who has been selected
ss Of SHr Of s % 1e y sn mas nfsn
UPON t ths same same rSs h5S hS wris. IS soon
10 sail and ~ an accomplished sailor he has no
superior
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themselves The difficulty, sir. Is In the proper use
and distribution OF money. Tammany Is wise IN
tnis IL does not throw away the peoples money but
applies II judiciousy Tor Its own ends: have been
informed on most excellent authority that Tammany
paid out $4,000 TO each OF the Congressional dis
tncts in the state 10 secure the last election See
the result! But they were IN hard strait. and
money mad TO flow ike water. They cannot, think,
carry
TIIR STATE IN 1872,
IND their hopes for the Presidency are ridiculous
said. sir that Grant would carry all before him;
and lust see II he don't.
REPoRTER-Then, MIR. Murphy You arc not to be
removed; you are IN perfect accord with the adj
ministraton, and have fatn In the future OF tho
republican party In this Slater
(,oLLECTOR--Exactly, sir. Good day.
REPOgTER- Thanks. Az reU0u.
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gusto. and laughs at Hutchins' indignant denas Of

tho little Enesse paycd upon him.
THE FENTOS AND CoNKLiNG INTERESTS.
There IL o very decided movement against some
or those In oilce who have made themselves obnox
lols 10 the yet all powerful Senator Fenton. Tho
political guillotine viii be set up one Of these days
and pretty general decaptatiOn take place. CODk-
ling has proved himself incapable to lead. and the
general who was determined 10 fight II out on that
line II 1t took HIM all summer and who did II, IL not
the man 10 leave important work IN imbecie hands.
In fact, Fenion almost rules the roast" lie alone
can reduce democratic maiorlties In the State and
place the republican vote in tho Assembly para
mount for the election OF senator two years hence.
He has yet his FIVE years TO run, Conklng his last
two Only. With this power ut his back he afford
TO fight il out his own line another summer So
when another Appomattox surrender must be the
result.
In the near approach OF Presidential campaign
these questions loom up or great Importance and
that party will act wisely who first prepares mould
them 10 lnal success.
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY 1S7O-TRlPLE SHEET

Christ the Lord said. "My Kingdom IL not OF this
worlds" but the Pope, who pretends to be Chrlst's
vicar cannot subscribe TO That. lie knows very well
that In the other world he Will have no kingdom,
ana he Is bent upon having II here. But It Is too
late. The thunderbolt has fallen and the throne OF
Popery mas heen cast down. He who set himself up
as God is now bound with the chain, aud the length
or is shown the very liberal conditions imposed
by tile Pores MASTER
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II has been well suggested that we ought u have
IN this city, at least once week, prayer meeting
In some central church, in which pastors and people
or all denominations could meet and participate 1t
would bring together with one accord In one placer
great many who are longing for such concert,
such communion Among all the means OF grace
now enjoyed this would come TO be reckoned as one
OF the most useful and delightful. AT this season
OF the year, when the time has come OF greatly In
creased activity In religious work, such meeting
would be hailed with satisfaction by the Christian
community, and we are sure It would be attended
with happy results.
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of his health. His church have voted him years
leave Of absence, with continuance OF his salary.
The Southern Methodsts and Disciples have ar
ranged for grand debate TO begin december -, III
Louisville, KY, and to last ten or twelve days. 1t
will be the greatest debate ever held between them
Rev. Jacob Ditzer is the champion OF the Meho-
dsts ana Rev. L. B. Wilkes OF the Disciples.
Mrs. Rev. DR.. Newman recently delivered a lee
ture in Washington city on poygamy, in which she
said-.The first wife OF Elder Pratt was abandoned
by that worthy pillar OF the Mormon Church, be-
cause she refused to admit OF other wives In her
husbands household
Rev. Charles Ray Palmer has been called to the
Presbyterian church in Yonkers. N. T., from which
DR.. Seward recently retired.
The orthodox Jews Of Baltimore synagogue
have appealed to the Christian courts and secured
an injunction forbdding such unauthorized inn0va-
lions in their ritual the omission OF the Hebrew
prayers and the sitting or the men and women pro-
miscuously together.
Three missionaries OF the United Presbyterian
Church sailed from this city for foreign fields last
week. Their names are:-Rev. J. p. Mckee and
wife, assigned to Scalkote India, and Miss Cameron,
assigned to Alexandra. Egypt.
Rev. John Gunn for thirty years minister at Broad
Cove Cape Breton, died October %, aged sixty
eight. He belonged to the Church OF Scotland and
did good service on the islaud Of Cape Breton.
Rev. Louis Lampman, of Coxsackie N. Y, has ac-
copied q call from the First Presbyterian church
jamaica L. l., and has been installed. :,
The Central ADVOCATE urges the appointment OF
dozen new Methodist bishops, who shall have re-
stricted fields Of labor. and shall be dependent upon
their dioccses and not upon the Book Concern. for
their support
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CHASE,
esTbe Leurth Of His Chain ,,

Under the above title the Evangelist resbytcrian)
exuts rs follows upon the recent change in the tenn
poral affairs of the Pope:-
The Pope is not exactly in prison, but he s not out
OF prison either He Is allowed to travel but he has
nothing 10 do, except to let government alone. He
In very uneasy, and manifests strong anxiety TO
get somewhere else, TO SET up an lndeDendent court
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STATE And CITY POLITICS.
"A Review Of the Field Of Action from
a New Standpoint.

Clearing Away Of the Smoke Of Rattle-Tho
State Of Parties at the Opening Of the
campaign-The Split In the Democratic
Ranks-The Angel Of Destruction
The Radical Party and Their
Quondam Allies-A Blissful
Joke-Tho Fenton and Conk-
hing Fighi-The Presi-
Dental Campaign.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


rcrVices IO-uuy.
Rev. Charles b. Smyth viii preach before the Anne
rican Free Church at Masonic Hail.
Rev. @. II. Hepworth will praise 1.-The True Soldier
OF the Crosse this evening at the Church or the
Messiah.
Rev. Dr. Mcyicar will discourse at the Church OF
the Holy Light.
Rev. David Mitchell vii hold forth at the Canal
street Presbyterian church.
Roy. Bishop Ames and others will deliver ad-
dresses at the second anniversary OF the Sunday
school OF the Cornell Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Dr. wedekind will exhort the congregation
at the English Lutheran Church Of st. James.
Rev. Dr. Krotcl win speak at the English Lutheran
Church OF the Holy Trinity
Messrs. Diehl Bungay and Cough will advise the
Morning star Sunday school.
Rev. Dr. Wcstcott will tell about the Earnest
Christian, at the Free Church OF Our Lord.
Rev. O. B. Bidwell VIII point out how sChrist is
the true foundation" at the Seventh Presbyterian
church.
Rev. W. II. Boole and Rev. J. s. laugh VIII give
instruction al the Wlctt street Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. J. Kennedy, pastor OF the Fourth Reformed
Presbyterian church. viii caution his hearers at the
Harvard Rooms.
Rev. c. i. Lee will discuss "Knowing in Part" at
the Fifth Universalist church, Pllmptons Building
rev. W. II. Murray will dilate on the installation
of Rev. M. Richardson as pastor Of the New England
Congregational church. This promises to be an ex-
ceedinely impressive ceremony, as a number OF
clerical celebrities will attend. The new pastor will
also preach.
Rev. j. NJ Putnam will comment at the Church
of Our Saviour.
Rev. Dr. Rogers will dssertatc at the South Re-
formed church.
Rev. G. 8. Hammer and Rev. DR.. Ferris will con-
sole their congregation at ST. Lukes Methodist Epis.
copal church.
Rev. w. Ii. Milburn will lecture at the Memorial
church OF Bishop Wainwright
Rev. DR.. Munlenberg will expound at Association
Hall this evening
The doctrines OF Emmanuel Swedenborg will be
explained at Steinway Hall by Rev. e. r. Reyes
The second anniversary meeting OF the Ladies'
Domestic Missionary Relief Association OF the Eps-
copal Church win be held this evening ~ Zion
church. Bishop Potter will preside and addresses
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Dix and Bishop Clark
son, or Nebraska and Dacotah.
Mr. I. j. Forster will dream before the Society OF
Progressive Spiritualists at Apollo Hail.
Rev. Dr. Armitage will make some remarks at the
meeting of the New York Baptist L. p. Association
at the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
The Rev. Alfred Young, OF the congregation OF st.
Paul the Apostle aulist Fathersl, will lecture this
evening at the Church OF st. Charles Boromeo,
on the subject "Why l became
cathOlic.i'
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NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1917 j

ne only spoke once on the way 10 White rains:
when we arrived opposite the JAIL ne looked out OF
the carriage door and said This Is not my pouse;"
his ewes were Wild; tn0ught he had
An ATTACK OF DELIRIUM TREMENs.
Crosse xamlned by Mr.. Clinton-He seemed diner
ent on that day from what he was at any time be-
fore; have seen him frequently in Tarrytown; as lar
lie WAS A pRINKNG MAN;
never saw him stagger; he drank a great deal o!
liquor -
auainted with the prisoner; his wagon broke down
about two or three years ago ana he was thrown to
the ground; the back OF his head was Gu. by the
fall; next day | was at his house and his wife, VINO
was dressing the wound, said that the blood had
run down TO his boots.
Mrs. Phebe T. Buckhout, being sworn testified
/ am the wife OF Benjamin Bnckhout, who 10 a
brother or the prisoner; knew Mrs. Buckhout and
was always on good terms with her; never saw nor
knew anything that caused me to doubt her virtue;
have heard BucKhout intimate eight or nine years
ago that ne suspected his wife.
Mr. Jenka here read q lengthy and elaborate Ques-
ton, detailing all the salient points adduced by the
eating the whole ON the suppositOn tnat the facts
related had been proved to the satisfaction OF the
jury, asked the witness II those symptoms, In his
opinion indicated the existence OF mental disease
The witness replied that there were things IN the
mass OF suppOsitlOn embodied in the question 10
which ne would attach but little significance, but
the general symptoms taken together would lead
hun to believe that the accused was Of unsound
mind,
The hearing OF medical testimony WIN be resumed
this morning,
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SHEET.
~ WEST, March Arrived. schr KnIshi Ksns

te Sailed, brig Adele McLoon Monroe, Galveston.
i ih-Arrived, schr Good Will IngrahAm Nassau
Ionchsd a. 90 ~ l,n sig Redwood Gardner from oards-
MOBILE, March 25Cieared, schr Sarah Smith, Banks
NEW ORLEANS, March 25-Arrived, steamship Liberty,
Reed, Baltimore via Key West and Havana bark Mary
Maysguesana Csp), Fiod Havana IssbetA (sp>, Blood,
from brig Barrermeistsr sstsburg Hara.man from
Clsarsd-ship owsgo Post, Hayrs barks Hsifden tNor
4s. ps1n Ana and
Cnque Sorelle Ita, Parrnelo Barceona schr Los Her
nanos Pahuks, Puerto Cabelo, Truxillo and OmoA.
PHILADELPHix, March 2s-Xniysd, bsrks John Brsh,
!Br), Mcmillan, LiverpooI Rsck NGs Denker, Bremen
haven; brig co (Br, tomll, Mayagpez PR sshrs Mary
Goooe Nci.T:on, HsrwIeS EW Fs S kenarst Edgar
ton Ida Della Tore, Davis. Provdence Wedin Crow
ell Proydence Ossina, Haskell Providence Pennsyy
Cummings, Smith, Cohasastt Mary coyne Facemre' New
Cleared Brig ID. 5Br). Harding kingston ia; sehrs
w Maitland, Leighton, Boston.
Soh-Coming up, barka Churchill, Murphy, from Liver.
pool Dgsnt from tho West Indies brig Prafe Rose from
LEWIS DEL March soAt the brsakwa.er briss Ethel Boil
tom from Matanzas Lima, from Ctenfuegos schr Grace
RICHMOND, March 2s-Arrived, schrs Mary Seymour,
Martin; L A Rose Rose, and II Jones, Davis, NYork.
BAN FRANCISCO, March 80 Arrived ahlps Valparaiso,
Manson, and Governor Morson Rowland, NYork.
cent CDv; Blauche Howe Remedios for Boston, eaking
brtga Lucy Snow Boston, Long Reach, NYork; schrs
Putnam, Boston, Vim Jones, Rockland
Cleared-StssmshpA Alhambra, Boston; Leo, Dearborn,
SOh-Arrived, steamships San Jacinto, and Huntsville
NYork; schr David Miller, do
erpoo Eagle for saa to load for Brunswick, Me
Ela Howell, Nassau.
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Poar OF NEW YORK, MARCH 80, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Manhattan (Br) Forsyth Liverpool-winams
K Guion.
Ship Cleopatra, Doane, st John, NB-F Hathaway.
Bark Queen OF the Seas tBrj, Havener Cape Town and
Singapore-F Spring Co.
Bark Nantb (Br), Prentice, London-Peabody, Willis h
Co.
Bark Eliza Barss (BrA vesev, Hamilton, Bermuda--J
Harvey.
Barx Moss Glenn (Br), Cox St John, NB-J W ElwelI l.
Co.
Brig Glpsey DAM, Bernbaum st Croix-P Hanford
Schr " DOlge, Taylor, Pointa-pre, GuadaJpe-J A
Stetson.
schr Ida Nay, Drsko, Kingston, Ja-simpson Cfapp.
Schr l. Hammond, Cole, Gaiveston-C w Adams h Co.
schr Minnie Reppiicr Conover, GaivestonTupper Beat
tie
Schr Ben, Jones, Wilmington. nee S Powell.
Schr ] Clayton Clayton, Batimore-N l. McCready 4
Co.
schr Lee, Springer, Philadelphia -Fergsson h Wood.
Schr G l. VaDdervoort, Kelly Wareham-Ferguson 4
Wood
schr Waterman, Chase, New Bedford Ferguson h
Wood
sloop Haavest, Corwin, Bristol and Providence-H W
Jackson 4 Co.
sloop Fred Bowen, Wxon, Provience-H w Jackson 4
Co.
Steamer Massey, Smith, Philadelphia
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II " HAUGHWOUT l. CO.,
~. corner broadway and Broore street.,
will continue for THREE WEEKS only
their
great closing out sale
China, Glass, Gas Fixtures,
Silver plated w are. Bronzes, Clocks and MAnie Sets
Call and examine their prices,
marked at and below cost
In plain figures each article.
After LIST May their Messrs Nico Davidson
will continue the business at 666 Broadway, near Gres
Jones street.
NEILHAUS GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL PURH
M reliable, obtained from fresh and healthy vers,
unsurpassed produced Sold BY all rsspsca
BILE druggists. J. MILHAU'S SONS, 1873 Broadway
NOVEL AMUSEMENT FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE.
IN All kinds Of Conjurng Tricks.
Hartz's Magical Repository, 748 Broadway.
rrHosE WHO USE sTIMULANTs.
Those who smulants daily have arteriaI Diood
approaching color blood. The fact is u acquires
too much carbon. Now this may occasion sudden deashs
but by using BRASDRETHs PILLS the blood becomes dis.
infected If take wine strong drink over night BY
taking four or Eve BRANDRETHs PILLS before going
bed all the effects OF liquor win be gone by morning.