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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIoNAL THEArER.
The Grand English Opera Combination.
Cd HESS sCo..........Proprietors and Managers
ONE WEEK OF GRAND OPERA.
BKILLIAST FINALE
To one ofthe
MOST EXTENDED AND sgCOKssFUL TOURS
ON RECORD
II SSs1S II IT'LL VIII o9 REa
SIX HIGETs AND ONE MATINEE,
Commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, May 10Th,
When in addition to those universal fsvorite, wM
SaSTbE; J. + BOWLER, $. .: CAMPBELL,
EdWsHL. JlsSStss
RtCHINGs BERNARD, MISS EMMk HoWsoN.
ANNIE kEaP BoMLhsah FAME siRt ao sh9siiS
etc., the celebrated 3ssso,
win make his fret appei:aace here Since his return
ION EuTop' and his first appearance here In English
The repertoire will consist Of the most famons
S works ct The 1lpstrioSs Meyer
TWT sjss!d.fIp Hf saI o,sr AVA
Ttursday-ROBERT LIE DIABLE, first time in
Triday-CBFRoN
Saturday Mstinee-MARTHA.
saturday Night-DEG FREIsOHUTZ
The sale Of reserved seats will commence at Met
z'rotts music store on THURSDAY morning May 2s.h.
Dress and Parquette Circles, reserved, 8 so Fam
lily Circle, 81 cents Co'ored Boxes rs cents. Pro
cenium Boxes, Sl2 each. mylo tt
NATIONAL THEATER.
EEGAGEMENT. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF
THEWORkD RRN0WNED EQCESTRIENNE
STAR.
MISS KATE EISHER,
This evening she viii appear in the great romantic
drama If
MAZEPPA.
The performance will commence with
EAVOkITE FARCE.
Only MAZEPPA Eiatines SATURDAY at 2 D M mo
I'VE FLOWER QUEEN,
This Cantata, at the request Of many who attended
its successful performance last winter, by young
public for the
BENEFIT OF ST. MARKS CHURCH.
IN WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY. NAY %, AT p. NJ.
Doors open at . m. Reserved &c ats IS cents;
general admission 80 cents. Tickets at Metze-
rotf. my 1917
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THE EVENING STAR.
frsLIsHsD DAILY, sunday excepted,
Al The star Buildings,
Corner FennsyIyansa Az. and IIth %.
BY TIE
EEsiSG SAB SEWSPAPEB COMPANY.

Tue STAN ,. served 81 carriers 30 their sab
.crib-rs IN Citv and District at TEN CsSTs PR
wxsE or FORII-FouR CzSTs sER xoSfH- ecDies
% the counter, Two CsSTs
fRGI FOR MAILIys THREE sOnths, 9I.So;
efI Months, $500; One Yssr, 80 90, No papers
are sent from the ociee longer than ss.d FOR,
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-p15i,shed On Fri4sJ
NJ rnins-Ii SO Q year.
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IHB mEMBkKs OF Tue House OF Delegates Of
the Legislative Assembly pursuant to resolution
met to-day At the First National Bank, and
called at the White House to pay their respects
to the President All the members were pres
ent and were accompanied by Governor Cooke
who presented each member TO the President in
the East Room. A general interchange OF
views ensued in which the President greeted the
new members most cordially and wished success
to the new District government
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TIE STOCKTON. FREEZE ASSAULT CAsR-In
the Mercer County Court, ct Trenton, yester-
day, Robert f. Stockton, Jr., son OF Senator
John p. Stockton, was arrsigned on An indict-
ment charging him with assault and battery on
Col. Freeze, editor OF the Trenton Sentinel. He
pleaded non vsit, and was fined s25 and costs
". 7. Standard. 19U.
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A bill has been adopted by one branch Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature which provides that
no railroad company whose dividends for three
years have averaged eight per cent. shall charge
passengers more than two cents per mile, with
proviso that no fare shall be less than ten
cents.
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THE TREATY N THE SxNATE.-After the
Senate went into executive session yesterday
afternoon, several nominations were confirmed,
Is stated elsewhere, and Mr.. Harlsn, acting
chairman OF the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, On the absence of the chairman, Mr.
Cameron,) then called cp the treaty of Wash
ineton, upon which debate eneued, which lasted
some Of the Senators now express the belief
that vote win be reached e. early Is Thurs
Day next. Mr.. Sumner made quite An elaborate
Alabama claims arbitr alton, and suggested GER
tain notifications to meet his views; but even II
these were not adopted he did not state that he
the committee, opposed all amendments, and
trusted that the Senate would vote on II as
whole. 1t is now thought that the Senate w,ll
ratify the treaty without amending 1t.
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RATCHxlIOR,e HAIR nvH

Harmless. reliable, insisntanous, doea not cont Ain
lcac no. any :tale potion g produce paraiyas or
eoastin9 yirtnns they DO NOT Doseees. The genuine
w: 4. RAcheloss Hair Dye IA: had tAssfv YSa,s
mtArniahed reputation 10 uphold its inteSrity -
the only perfect Heir pye-Black or Brown. Hold
b ~ Druggists. Applied as 10 Bond street, New
xotKs fe6 Il
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I he Almighty Dollar.

WHAT III WILL BUY AT
SILVE r BERo,6
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SECRETARY FISH last evening gave a dinner
party in honor OF the Joint High Commission.
which Was attended by Earl de Grey, Sir Stat
ford Northcote, Sir Edward Thornton and lady.
Sir John A. Macdonald and lady, Prof. Mon
tague Bernard, Genr Schenck and daughter
ex- Senator Williams and wife, Judge Hoar Mr.
and Mrs. j. 9. b. Davis, Secretaries Boutwell,
and Robson, the Postmaster General and
wife, Attorney General Alderman and Hamil-
ton Fish, jr.
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THURSfOHp lvUkY PEARL TOOTH pow.
DE the best article for cleansing and preeer vtpR
teeth 6sld By ell druggists. Price, and 90 cents
JOUVEHp IL ODOR0Us GLOVE CLEANER re-
gsts and fancy goods dealers. Price, 8 oSnto ds6.5y
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THE BRITISH MEMBERS Of the Joint High
Commission called upon the President to-day
for the purpose OF bidding him adieu. Earl de
GREY and Sir Stafford Nortbcote win leave here
on Monday, and sail from New York on We'd
nesday next in the same steamer with General
Schenck, our Minister to England. Prof. Ber-
ns I'd and Sir John A. Mcdonald leave here this
evening, the latter for his home in Canada AMI
the former for Niagara, where he will spend a
few days, and then proceed to Quebec to sail
tor England.
NAVAL ORDRRs.-Medical Inspector VIM.
Lowber has been ordered to duty as feet sur
geon Of the North Atlantic Fleet. Lieut.. Com
from the Naval Academy and placed on waiting
orders. Lieut.. Commander John Adams
Howell has been detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered TO duty In the Coast
Survey. Fleet Surgeon Charles Martin IA as
been detached from duty as feet surgeon OF 10.
North Atlantic Fleet and ordered to return
home.
SENATE CoEFIRMATIoNs.-The Senate, in
executive session yesterday, confirmed the fol-
lowing nc limitations Willard Warner of Ala
bams, to be governor of New Mexico: William
Hartman, OF Vermont, consul at st. johns, Can
ada; Robert *. Milroy, marshal for Wyoming
Territory; Edwin L.. Stanton, secretary for the
District of Columbia; Charles 3. B0ynton, re-
corder Of the General Land ONCE. Collectors
OF Internal Revenue-David II. Budlonp ST
district Missouri; James V. Bentley, 4th New
Jersey; Franz Segel, 9 b New York. Assessor
trict Virginia; George A. Gordon, ist Texas:
Edward Livingston, 18th Pennsylvania.
A number OF pOstmAsters and public land Off
GERS were also confirmed.
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THE GREEK CHURCH.

Ceremonies IN Honor Of the Birth of the Son
OF Prince Alexis.
The birth OF son called George Alexandrovitsch)
to the Prince Alexander Alexandrovtscn, heir ap.
parent TO the throne OF Russia, has excited feeling
OF jubilation among the natives OF that country
residing In this city The arrival at this port Of the
Russian frigate vradrick has greatly enhanced this
feeling by giving 1t greater number OF partakers,
as did also the announcement that service OF
thanksgiving would be held on board that vessel
SO prevalent as was TINS feeling 1t IS no wonder
that at the service held yesterday by the Rev. Mr.
Bjerring at his residence, No. 95l Second avenue
there should have been gathered, despite the ter
rble ram, so propOrtOnately large number Of wor
shippers. especially as It was known that prayer
OF thanksgiving would be offered Immediately at It's
conclusion. The service, If his prayer be excepted
differed In no wise from that OF other sundays. IL
was. necessarily, less magnificent than that upon
the frgate Will he, but 1t was none the less ferven
Thereat the officiating clergyman VIII be the Rev.
Mr.. Blerring. the decorations VIII be very fine,
and the altar that will be used Will be marvel OF
beautiful workmanship. There will be beside the
Russian COMMITMENTS Of the Greek Church. many
prominent American naval officers TO whom the
officers and of the Russian frigate have become
endeared by their conduct in rescung the drowning
crew OF the corvette Oneida alter she had been run
down by the Bombay. The Greek Minister Rangabi
and members OF his legation win also be present.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Abatement of the Fever ScOurge
in BuenOs Ayres.
NAMES OF AMERICAN VICTIMS.

The United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Merrimac, Captain Weir, arrived at
this port last night bringing dates from Rio Janeiro
TO May 20; Bahia. May 20; Pernambuco, Moy 81;
Para June I, and ST. Thomas. June IA. The follow
ing Is a list OF the Merrimacs passengers
Franklin Allen and lady. Mrs. George Morton and
servant, Thomas Frazier Jose Bent0, lady and SER
want Arson Hard and lady, Miss Maggie Nelson,
Ashley w. Cole, Thomas N. Smith and lady, TraanO
Regallo. Luther Carnival. James Grant, George II.
Church. Michael Dregan, b. Carroll Mary A. Carroll
Francis 5. Rorke, stephen McCay, John E. Chris
tianl James B. Bond, Maria helms, Eliza Nelns,
Arnold Nelins William Brambeer. lady, two chill
dren and nurse; Maria 7. Williams ana two chill
dren Manoel b. Ohveira, August 5. d'Almeida, jose
A. Martins, Mrs. Augustus Aymar, daughter and
servant; Mrs. Francis Davidson and daughter John
q. Galoraith, Gabrie Gimmus, Joseph NJ. Roach,
Valentine Plummer thomas Tolozo, Francisco Can
tiero VIM. A. Beecher and lady. Moricio G. Mondra.
gon, Thomas Hernandez Francisco Rublro. william
Jones, LUIS Reynal, Jonn L. Clairmonte Francisco
Badel, Mrs. 4. Favre, two children and servant;
Miss Celina Favre, Rudolf Auerback, Mrs. +. b.
Simons, child and servant; Miss Slmons, MISS Mary
Smith, George p Mckenzie, Mrs. Bertha de Vas
quez Miss Rebecca de vasquez, Jose Trexidor.
Mariciano Salazar. Lorenzo Salazar, Philip Lara
zabal George w. Lehman, William $. Reed, Henry
N. Hicks, Joaquin S. Cones MOraes.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE 49, l87-WITH SUPPLEMENT-

driver on tine Northern Railway unc was ly1ug m
agony In his bed Suddf nly he starts up and rushes
from the house o maniac. lie meets fellow work.
His comlade took him back TO hls home but he
died two hours after reaching It. In the c0nrentft-
los, class or poor alleyway tenement houses the
mortality was dreadful and as many as seventy
dead bodies are reported TO have been taken
from one or these fever dens, and
the scavenQer carts were employed In the
removal OF the corpses, sometimes actually
breaking down from the weight. AZ one time COT
inns were publicly hawked or peddled about the
streets, and later the Popular Commission dis
tributed them gratuilously TO the poor. One day
man came up ana asked for a coffin from the Com
was furnished. and two DAYS later he appeared aud
asked Tor coffin for the same person as the first
one was asked for. 1t finally turned out That lie
mad with some acquantaDces been INDUCING In q
last OF the acquaintance died Of fever, and his
boay was promptly put into the comm; and now"
said he, 1--WE are gong to bury both together"
In the haste OF tight from the city many houses
once the thieves set up a profitable business BY
watching their opportunities and carting away all
the furniture and other effects. This mas occurred
In scores OF instances and the police now hold large
Holy Week-wnich terminated April 9-the plague
reached itS extreme violence. and II was at that
time that collins, or rather simple boxes were
pedded In the streets Al this time also the new
cemetery at the Chacarita was opened, and the
workmen who were employed as grave-dggers
actually pursued their CHASTITY calling by the light Of
lanterns far into the night being unable TO inter
The bodies as fast they arrived during the day. 1t
may interest many persons also to learn that among
these grave-diggers and mOrtuary labOrers there
was Smaller ratio OF deaths than among any other
class OF people.
Relief OF q substantial description is stn being
cities and there Is still large need OF and Monte.
VdeO has forwarded fully 500, 600 IN cash alone.
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war; 'Juss one moment gentlemen. Be 10 kind
and Roodmannered as to retain your seats until the
citizens have gathered up their robes an departed
which they ungraci0usly did: and until the last
footstep Of Messrs. Gilmore and Jordon were heard
upon the tesselated pavements the GLORIOUS and
galer0us Ninth" chewed tobacco In common des-
peration. Fifteen minutes waiting sufced 60 rem
DER the coast clear for their exit ana at last
order was whispered to march. The companies
q ed out one by one through the spacious hallway
20 the wet sidewalk. and az speedily as possible
were provided with seats In the
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY STAGES
which had been munifcently furnished for the
occasion. AS fast as each was loaded the driver
urged his Jaded horses to an limitation OF rot,
AM got along as quickly as ne could TO the Old
COLONY depot There train had been held in wait
Ing, and few minutes past SIX O'Clock the entire
regiment as an under 0ticia OF the city
government observed flor which, BY the
way, do not wish to be held respon-
sble,, "Ragtag and boDtai returaed TO the
place from whence they came.n II s proper though
to STATE by way or conclusion that the entire organ
zati0n has deported Itself nee ils arrival in q
manner rejecting great credit upon the citizen
soidiery OF New York, and that, so far as the
"people'' OF Massachusetts concerned. there is
every reason to be gratiled with the results OF its
journey htther.
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schr q Ireland, TOWNSEND, osorgstown, Do
schr Hasck. HaIOck, Georgetcwn, Dc for New IA
scnr Helen Hasbrowck, soper. Georgetown. DO.
sc, AZ !, Jane, Boyker, George.own, DC
schr Matte Taber, Brown, baltimore
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Morris (Br), Clarke, Jordan River. Ms, for New
Brig Reward nn Windsor for New York. with plaster to
lumber to Jed Frye / Co. " - w.
s Dsa for S ss
schr Diadem, Chase, Providence for New York.
sShr k q Bird St john NIB New York. with
s ssSI Man, Mead *.S Greenwich for New YORK
sss David David %
scSr Enm. White Taunton i for New Sr S YSr1 0'A
@ sDRsHn Nor new
@ ssr 4s York.
S. ~ Wv
sesr Asa.si Mayo orissH. for New New YORK. YORK.
schr Naiad Queen, Chase Rockpor for New York.
s%s Ss%
ss xo'1
schr Elm CITY, Kidd, Boston for New York.
seSr Go HossStis: ssbsoct. Portland for New York
ss s 70 for York
Schr Sarah, Morton, Rockland for New York.
Schr Corvo, Pickering. Rockland for New York.
Schr Florida Chase, Rockland for New York.
Schr Girls Carroll, Carroll, Hvannis for New York.
F.w ~ sew
Schr Virginia, Bearse, Gardiner for Philadelphia.
Schr Frank Herbert, Crower Boston for New York.
Schr VIM Green, Kelly, Boston for Baltimore
Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Gloucester for New York.
Schr Oregon Pets kOckand for New York, with lime "a
Browne Co.
schr Anna Baker acRocss Cold Spring for jersey
City.
Schr Mary Mershon, Beckwth Providence New York.
Schr Yosemite, Mott, Rosyn for New York.
Sloop Harvest, Jones, Providence for New York.
Steamer Met,s DAVIS Providence New York. with mdse
and passengers, to Isaac Ode.
Steamer Delaware Smith, Norwalk for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Enterprise, Mott, New York for Rosyn.
WHIrEsT0NK Ii. June 1873 Pm.
The greater portion Of the vessels which passed here
have anchored and lower bays account OF calm
prevailing since noon.
Wind at sunset N, light
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
IA different States desertion. &c, sufficient cause; NO
publicity charge until divorce obtained advice
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, lS0 broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courts OF different States No publicity. ADVICE
free. Notary Public and Commissioner every State
y. l. KING, Counsellor. at Law, 1868 broadway
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COMPRESSED IvoRY.-MARTlN0ALE RIN0s Bill
" lard Balls Faro and Poker Checks, Sleeve Buttona
PapW Weighu, &C. WILLIAM NJ. WELLtN0,
W. Centre slrooe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-A.-A-A.-DECORArE DINNER AND TEA
IN. Sets, Cooking Utensils Plated Ware, Refrfgerators
and House Furnishing of all kinds per cent below
Broadway prices Quantum sunlcit.
Call examine.
EDWARD d. BASSFORD'S
Mammoth Establishment,
fuus tutn
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NO CALOMEL, NO MERCURY,
NO CALoMEL, NO MERCURY,
MORE LIKE A CONNECTION

but purely vegetable composed Of the most magnificent In
gredensFiud Extract Cstawba Grape Juice and pure
Extract kbuparD
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iAUTlFY TIE COMPLEXION
BEAUTIFy THE COMPLEXION.

/ REAUIHf TIE COMfLEAION.
BEAUrIFy THE COMPLEXION.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA
GIVES NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD, NEW vIooR.
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD NEW vIaoR,
GIVES NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD, NEW vIGoR
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
long they esteem good themselves
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAaILLA
Its Highly Concentrated Preparation one bottle fully
~ Sn 81 the syrap desacsSn
equals the celebrated
LISBON DIET DRINK
LISBON DIET DRINK.
A delightful and heal,hrul beverage
cArAwsA
cATAwBA
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
PLANTS PLAN JAgNnIGE BILingSNEss SICK HEAP
n AMp Of anl or ss
purgative.
NO CALoaEL, NO MERCURY,
NO cALoMEi.. NO MERCURY,
puteIy vsgctaDic, composed
Tedents-fuid Extract Cs.awba Grape Juice aud pure
Extract kbuparD.
MORE LIKE COMPETITION
MORE LIKE CONNECTION
than a medicine.
IL is compounded with the idea OF being agreeable
ssys and state Of purity hat ranks a. remedy for
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
Safe for and taken by children
How 10 proceed In the months m TINS
= we time that the system naturally undergoes chanRe I'D
Take two bottles Hembods Fluid Extract sarsaparis
and one bottle Of Helmbolds Catawba Grape Juice ris
Worth their weight gold. Take them and give them 20
children; could do better thing ~ may save
them from summer sickness, prevent those ugy ernp
tons and perhaps sckness OF every kind
The Caswba Grape Juice Phi up with great
10 handsome white French glass bottles, unlike those care
csslv prepared and vended In wooden oefes oy mex
All Of H. +. HELMBoLDs Preparations are Phsrma-
cencai NOT . single patented, but all ON their own
merits.
Preparedby = = ur,wuo,n
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
Crystal Palace Drug store, 5al Broadway, New York.
Palace Pharmacy uilsey House, broadway and Twenty
Temps q Pharmacy, Continental Hotel. Philadelphia
Prescriptions accurately compounded
French, German and Spanish spoken
r. S-HELMBokD;s EXTRACT BucHu has gained ..
world-widc fame.
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GRAPE JUICE PILL,

useful in all diseases and directions OF LIVER CON-
PLANTS JArNDICE BILIOUsNESs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, DYSPEPSIA, COSrIVENESS, APOPLExY..
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT, requiring catharic or aper-
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OCEAN STEAMERS

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIKI
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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inst long they esteem good thcmscvea
HEALTH ALl-IMPURrAar.
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
cures all diseases and eruptions Of tho skin.
It's Highly Concentrated Preparation. bottle fully
eqnang in strength gallon Of the syrup
usually made, and tablespoonful added to pin Of ca
vyate uuaIafh the nted
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THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.

than q medicine.
IL is compounded with the idea OF being agreeape
stomach, nausea gripping pans In that inviting
and state OF purity that II ranks n remedy for
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SHIPPI NG NEW S,

Almanac for New York This Day.
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MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
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GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vI0oR,
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD NEW vIGOR.
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| Sails Destination.
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LISBON DIET DRINK,


A delightful and heal,hrul beverage
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LAN0.sHAN CROSSING AND ooNFUCIUs CnANNRL-UrrsR
Notice II given by vlguier Divisional Inspector and
arbor Master, that about the 10th Of March, the Lang
shan Lghshp and Buoys will be removed 10 the proper
ston 10 mark the farWay channel determined bv he
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-08-16

IT Is the easiest thing in the world TO
keep butter sweet. Simply put it in clean
jars, aud cover with a strong brine This
will keep pure butter a year, fresh and
sweet, as We know by experience 1t is al
most equally good TO put in oak casks, head
cd tight This is equivalent to canning
fruit. The brine, in case OF jars, acts as a
heading, keeping the air out But butter
should be made well we have never exper.
imented on poor butter Work out the
Luttcr mix TIL you have only pure beads,
clear as rain water; but do not work 50
much as to break the grain, in which case
yea have tough, heavy mass in winter,
and grease in summer. Such butter we
advise no one to try to preserve.
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STATE ( U. STATES DIRECTORY.

OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
GoLernor, John " Geary, Cumberland.
See.y OF Com Frank Jordan Bedford.
Dep Secretary, } N. WeakIey,
Auditor Gen John Hartranft Nop.pomerv
Surveyor Cen J. NJ. Campbell. Cambria
Attorney Gen. L. Brewster : PbiIadeI, hi.
AdJutant Gen. d. B. M'Crea v Fri,
State Treasurer, Robert W Machey pit,sb,r,
Sup. Com Seh's J. /. Wickershaui- I.ncas,a-
Deputy Sup,t, c. Z. CotuIn, BTaaford'
State Librarian, Wien Forney. Dauphin
SUPREME CouRr.-Chief Justice James Thenn.
SON Associates. Henry W. Williams. John n
heed, Daniel Agnew, George Sharswood. Ses
SONS, Philadelphia, LIST Mon lay of January. Hnr-
risburg. 4th Monday OF April Sunburv. Ist Non.
day OF October Pitisburg, 81 Monoay of October
OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES
President. Ulysses S. Grant Illinois
' ice PRESIDENT, Schuyler Co'fax,- Indiana
Sec OF State, Hamilton Fish. New York
Sec of Treas'y, Geo $ Boutwell, Massachusetts
Sec Of War, VIM. W BeIknap. love-
see. OF Navy. Ge0. VI. Robson. New Jersey
see OF Interior Jacob d. Cox OAio.
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