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The St. Cloud journal., 1871-09-07
4 CHEAP PAPER.

and al other orsanixed towns not named above one
cS:1Ssn S1 sssa Republican c1assy coa7snon
s-
4 CHEAP PAPER.
SPLENDID OFFER.
We will send TIN JOURNAL from now un-
III the 6rst Of January pext-nearly Josr
moatAs-for Thirty cents. This is but about
ths cost Of the white paper.
Send along Thirty cents, and secure .
frst-olsss paper until the close Of the year.
~ Tell your neighbors Of this.
There IVES hail .t wiunebago Prairie
On Monday evening.
-Ivsaing services will be resumed at
The Prssbytsrian church ON next Sabbath.
Tho pests sre being set around the
Driving Park, and the fence will soon bs
up.
1--we laRes-sissd Lawton furnaess are
70 bs put In tAs Uniol School building, in
plaes Of lAsse aev in use.
-PissoAs ars plenty and fat. For sew
sral dsys ths groves through teva have
bsel full Of then.
-Judss NsKslvy has granted the sp-
plissslsa Il Mn. Macy A. Gilbert for .
4lvosss ftsa hsr husband, A. n. Gilbert.
There vas no quorum Of the Board Of
Rdseaaisa % Neldsy svsaing. The meet
- Willie q next Monday evening.
--Nr. P. J. Linpsrieh viii be esndi.
dats before ths Dsnosratie County Con-
vs1tlol for Csnmissionsr from this District.
"A descendant Of Dante persmbulated
tAs streets last week, carrying on his head
Platter Of Paris images for sale.
--Ths Baptist Social Society will meet
waA Mn. J. Il. Owen tomorrow afternoon
AID evening. All are invited.
"A heavy and much needed rain fell on
Monday night. and ON Tuesday forenoon.
The ground 10 in good condition now for
hall plewlng.
-FroD Mr.. o. F. Drsad, Of Fsribault,
~ have rsssiv.d some large, ans spples,
o. the ''ss1tol" variety. grown in his nur-
ssry. They can b seen at this ofhes.
-0a Sabbath evening, Rev. sattsrles
PRESIDED . sermon at the NJ. &. church,
strongly dsaeaneiss dancing, ~ we'll -
iess<tseins, ssrd-plsyins, theatre going,
q.
-Dr. 3. <. Jsquss, Of Sauk Centre, has
secured rooms IN Ressnbsrser's Block, and
vii epse ds.tal eales abeut tho 1st Of
Ostsbtr. He is spoken Of ~ we'll skilled
IN his profession.
4-Shsll6 Alden informs us that the
Whereabouts Of Spirit, tho other escaped
haif-brssd, is we'll known, but that his ar.
rsst is not specially desired, IS hs could
not b convicted Of the crime wherewith he
staads charged, even if brought to trial
This has been an excellent year for ap-
plss In Minnesota. All kinds planted
have dsne we'll, especially tho crab varis-
tiss. Mr.. q. P. Bennett hos loft with us
epseimsns Of the Hyslop, measuring five
and e-Aalf inches circumference. "
Bears ore said to be very plenty. Sew
sral have been brought to town this week,
in defunot stats-one killed by Mr.. Wsb-
stsr. Of Clearwater, andone by Mr.. spauld-
ing, Of Maine. Prairie, being among the
nsnbsr. Bot. there IL no market for char"
meat hsrs now. ~'-.s' '* '"'.
...s,,I 81; ,.---------se
r.-Yestss6sy FORENOON some sooundrel, de-
lsavsd begsnd all description, entered the
,eea ~ the Central House Of Mr.. G. W.
xiagsbsSy, foreman Of TN JOURNAL Of
lei. 'aad vsat through his vest pockets,
tsktss sene No. l'eissrs. and about IS in
sHres1sy. No church appliances can ever
The New York herald., 1871-02-22


IGsn MI BAXTER Baxter so'sp fGr I ss
iS,h- Arrived, :elr Frank Emily. hoc0Sb. RookpOrs
rss ss1i H.ss ss fHP :.s
Eunis: NswGo%S, ESsios SisS, Robert syron, Nslis
Steven: slsiyss Sss Doe ia. shindlsi Ella No
FsS,as. Rss soEs Port Z: Pal.
'0E snd
HoSLs FsS sS a G Hunt Peterson Bo
Cleared Martha Cassidy, Portland; schr Henry Ho
0A Nlw ORLEANS Feb ls-Arived, ships Rowantree.
Lewis rssS SswDo USs sSop es
pie cardG; bark Lakemba Br,, Brown; DO Below som COM
from SS sara Sses Sharp r0n Baltimore Ed
win nsy0a srGm Tasass' sanS o1eo
brig dsss DR. Dswdnsy
@ p .R sasS
ssb Sa Ns ss seansHp Ellen Terry
SE% sEPsS TsS Mary Edysss
Sasysss 5sg Ss%sssss, Psi. .,-ss ..sr ooomo.
CoomSs Barbados fcr Eosion-pa in medical assist
sss nc o
F,sSss TSi
% Meow ar% % * for Rs l
Babb, and Hiram rckcf Curtis Providence for do; Mime
S sG y9 rSrsnd Rs
ard % yaus, whssteT Fort.na henry Philippe Ire
oa s G EsT T Ka
for DO for fsw
New York Lena Hunter Perry, Portland for Pmiadel-
NEW LONDON Feb is-Arr,ved, schr Lottie Cook.
rYT PENsxG"EA, Feb lAved schr Kate Grant, Grant,
Havana; la,h brig Akmaar rl, Thomas Indanoia schr
hssn sa s'nSs rsd & Ro.
Tyne 18th ships Hiram Eor thompson sn@dsrshd; srn,h;
SsS sys B Williams BRISTOL bark ebf i'e'n0
soon Sas FsSnsy Fen
ssm sssa sssas
% Msndas, sasSa Seaside GBrl Brn,on, s. iho%as
9.m5 Esmss sr,s so fsy s
fuegos schrs Danenhower, Grace, Charleston; Annie
LIVES isess seS xSn harbor b. Williams, and
herdess esq., bound OUT sby from Cenfussos The brig
. weS
rhs sp ss Asia below he
brig Liberty from s.r sa'ifa e ass ans
syf1lns owe haSor also brig
fnofsPnAlS Feb sArved steamers Hercules. Doughty
New Orleans VIA New York; Chesapeake, JOHNSON, New
pss .s5. 9
nun.ey, New Orleans; Lookou., HSwss, do; Fsbsns
FFy h s fs Sss a:
Matt, Bishop Por Jchns9n BelSw S org m wiswsl
arrival below Bayle from Mobile was an error
: rsaed-Schrs Gem, Deans siobiIe Titmouse, Handren,
/ SAN FRANCJscO. Feb 20-Arrivsd, bark Ellsworth,
Woodward, Boston.
1 SAVANNAH Feb T-sailed ship Lady Russell (Br),
! Crawford, Liverpool
2ist-Arrivcd, brig Mary r Dana, Woods Hole.
C1carcd-Ships Julia Bremen Euxine, Liverpool; William
Yeo Bristol Channel for orders; bark Jenkins Liver
poor brig Kelly PHILADELPHIA schr Isaac Oberton, Fail
/ River.
Tanser Below 10TH fore and aft schooner deeply laden
supposed the Paueussett, Wapes, from Newcastle Del
! WILMINGTON, Nc, Feb IS-Cleared, bark Barp
1 (Brl, Dawson, London.
2lstArrived, steamships Fanita, Doaue, New York Re
! becca Clyde Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 2l, 1871.
CLEARED.


steaTSship Pennsy'vana tBr Lawson, Liverpool-Na
C 6 Manchester tB Eynon Liverpool
= Steamship Columbia tBr) Small, Giasgow-Henderson
Steamship South America Tnklepaugh, Janeiro &C.
w Garrison.
Steamship Caulatro (sp), Mauson ST Jago-J de Rivera
, Steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah-Muray, Ferris d
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston-H R Morgan 4
Steamship VIM Clyde, Parker Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Saratoga, Couch. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Isaac Bell Brakeman, NorfolK-old Dominion
Steamship Regulator Freeman, Philadelphia Lorillard
Steamship Glaucus. Walden, Boston-H W Whitney
ship Osceola tBrl Kerr, Liverpool Henderson Bros.
snip Cornelius Grinnel, Griln London-Grinnen, Min
Ship Crusader Br), Jenkins London -Funch Edge Co.
ship Mariana III Port) Paha, Lisbon-L Amsinck 4
, Ship Fawn, Luce Galveston-Thos Dunham's Nephew
Bark John Banheld tBr,, Williams, Bristol, Geo
Bulley.
Bark Bessie North Br Porter or Falmouth for or.
Bark Montezuu,a, Hammond, Barbados-T q A
Bark Deborah Pennel Reed Southwest Pass for orders,
Brig 7 Bickmcrs, Henley, Havana-Bre,t, Son Co.
Brig Parana, Edsett Matanzas- Heney 1 Parkerrr
:, schr Carrie Douglass (Br), Wymers Port Prince
scSr Marths s Pike Howard Kingston, Ja-B Weinberg.
schr Mary woodruff Davis, Brazos Santiaso-Wood.
honse, Southmayd Rudd
schr Constitution, Smith, Newbern-Jonas Smith Co.
schr American Eagle Shaw, Wilmington, Del-Wm Chal
schr Bessie Norris Allen. Philadelphia Elwell Co.
, schr Continental stephenson, New Haven't Pope i
schr Lewis Jane, sypher. New Haven-Ferguson 4 Wood
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
THE BOGUS DIVORCE BUSINESS.
Another Call for House-He 10 Wanted at
Litchheld-NIOrc Perjury.

Another Call for House-He 10 Wanted at
Litchheld-1Iorc Perjury.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Feb 2l, 1871.
On Monday evening Sheriff Hotchkiss, OF this city,
received warrant issued by Henry Z. Graves, Jus.
tice OF the Peace Of the town OF LtchieId directing
him to arrest Orson A. House, now confined In the
jail here under the charges Of subornation OF per-
jury and bring him before said Graves to answer to
the cnarge Of perjury. The warrant alleges
that one Daniel J. Sprague, OF Buffalo,
n. ", brought petition to the Superior
Court OF Litchfied county, alleging that he lived in
CORNWALL, Conn.,; that he was married November 25,
1858, TO Armmda D. Sprague, and that on the 18th
OF March, 1865, she abandoned him; also that said
petition was heard on the Goth OF April 1885, before
the superior Court, when Alfred NJ. House. alias M.
Q; House, alias E. 0. House. alias M. House,
alias o. A. House, OF New York, appeared
as witness and swore that ne knew
sprague and that Sprague hao resided
for five years in the town OF Cornwall,
in Litchfield county, and that his wife had aban.
doned HIM, all OF which was false. The warrant
has not been served yet and II is proposed to wait
and see II House gets ball In the cases in which lie
was bound over on Saturday last. and II he does
then arrest him ana take him TO L1tchfled Sprague
the petitioner was arrested last fall and tried for
perjury at Litchfed, but the jury failed to agree
upon a verdict.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
HAILaOsD ACCIDENT.

Train ON the Boston and FitcLburg Railroad
Thrown from the Trnck-NarrOw Escape of
Employees from Friahtful Death.
BOSTON, Feb 81, 1871.
As the seven A. NJ. train from Providence and
Boston for Fltchburg was passing between South
boro and Northboro, near the State Farm station,
and running at the rate Of twenty miles an nour
the forward car containing the baggage and ex-
press freight was thrown from the track, followed
by two passenger cars and tine United States and
Canada express car in the OF them. The engine
kept the track. The baggage and express cars
The passenger cars however. remained near the
track and their occupants were unharmed. William
Colburn, the conductor; b. l.. Lincoln, baggage
master, and l.. Osborn, brakeman, were In the bag
gage car at the time OF the accident and the passe
gers Immediately set to work to rescue them. Col.
burn was found unhurt, Lincoln was taken from the
wreck senseess, and Osborn was severely injured in
the back. The SAFE III the express car fell upon the
messenger, Mr.. Hall, and ne badly bruised. Mr.,
Cyrus Collins was the only passenger injured.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


mass and pa.sensers, to Williams Guion Experienced
ha nss % s @ when na
s. I g. w.a S an xsssss
line 18TH la 40 49, Ion 50 ss passed seamshp
Steamship City q Brooilvn Br Brooks Liverpool Feb 9,
.ns 80
s ss 81 o
.na e r s1ns 49, with m'e
Steamship na San Jacno Heard Savannah Feb 49, with
Norfolk With mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
u "a and
With dKnsn Dc and
sss S1stss'i
ssn:s v,flsss Se1S WessSsz sas .I% slnes
@ % on S M G.ps hs SsSs
TO for hours under close reefed maintopsa in Jat "a A.
claws and fair wind could orve hm iyh 81 nes sw bs
OF the Highlands, took pilot from boat Perkins, No
Brig xs Eass5n Star Gf New Maysn Foster
Bermuda Had heavy westery and NE rales been days
orTHod Brig 5a o Cayenne B poasry Cages Feb with
irem the lat OF Bermuda split and lost sails been
sSSg Y.idoTa RIonda sBrl Pammer Ma.anza. 1sday
# il ssw.s
5ssS,i Ss. u. IT,
N
DAYS north of that point with westerly gales and
s:hr a AfrssDs Mu N,esvios Ma.sn.a. IS days with
yaa e and stove bull
% o 'Rvf e Sorsan aa Has9 baSg N y days, With
boom stove bnwarks lost and split ses and Obliged
vessel p"' y 'A' cargo '0' 'ne saie'' inc
sss Aads wss's Andrews days. with
Matilda Brooks of Brookhaven Jones' Indianoa 20
weather. Been days north Of Hateras.
s1 a1. %s.e S or
sD spsis wss .ssT sps s:Jp ,SSs
schr PIeson Pierson, Darien, Ga, 10 days. with lum
sshr FaIm. Rsnsr Gsosgsiown &C. days. with naval
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with
ms.s ss. AND pd,pas ,passsogeT, esl = e l5,%ock.
WITH sal. to Hss.on watson Co. lad
Passage spoke brig Surprise B Smith. from Boston for
sehE James Tarr Bruse, Fortune Bay for New York,
vH sShr AM Anne Friend Staples West Isles NIB, for New
schr willard M Paen tnew, smas.ed 500 tons, Baker
scsr Aldans Rokes Jameson Woods Hole New York,
schr Blondel Chapman Provinceown New York. with
schr Surf. Abbo.r, New London for Elizabethpors.
schr Horace L, Francis, New Haven for New York
shr schr wedmore Terry New Haven 70, Virginia.
New
Schr Niagara, Worden, bridgeport for New York
Schr Mercer Wasson, Bridgeport for jersey City.
Schr Josephine, Bayls, Bridgeport for Elfzabethpor
CITY KdS sas.psrs fef Hiassesspor ,S
Schr Brandywine. vingsr, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, HobbIe Stamford for New York.
sshr sshr GodTn Wa;eregrv Stamford for New York
Steamer Doris, Young. Providence 70 for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
steamship Gaucus Walden. New York for Boston
schr Alex II Cain, Simpson, Baltimore for Boston.
schr Wachul, Reynolds. Elizabethport for Providence
Sch Sh J0nm % hrqoks Fox Jersey City for New Haven
scl schr Herald Hs Han, New York for Portland.
schr Mary Brewer, Pease, New York for Rockland
schr r. r Potter, Ellsworth. New York for 0reepport.
Steamer Ospray, Kenny, New York for Providence
Steamer Gastca Eye, New YORK FOR Providence.
Excepting around Hart Island shoals and n LNe Neck
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
MYSTERIOUS ARREST.

One Of the Philadelphia Bank Robbers Sup
posed TO be In Custody.
mysterious arrest was made by some Of the ON.
clas at Police Headquarters at late hour last night
and the unfortunate individual placed under lock
and key. At a late hour in the night prominent
member OF the legal profession, accom-
panied by well known city official, visited
headquarters and desired an interview with the
prisoner; but Superintendent Kelso not being pre-
sent TO sanction The request the attorney was com.
this morning.
From information received by HERALD reporter
captured one OF the desperadoes who burKed and
gagged the night watchman OF the Kensington Bank
In Philadelphia on the night OF February 8, and
robbed that institution OF $780, 600.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
LARGE FIRE IN BEEKmAN STREET.
A Fireman injured.

A Fireman injured.
At twenty minutes past one O'Clock this morning
le broke out In the second noor OF the four story
orick building No. 90 Beekman street. completely
destroying the building, whicn was owned BY VIII
liam O'Oonn0r.
The nrst moor, occupied by the Providence Tool
Company, was damaged $4,000; the second, third
and fourth noors, occupied by A. w. MCDOWELL Jr.,
The loss on building Is estimated 1T $50, 900.
John Riley, member OF Engine Company No. Z,
was nearly suIocntcd with smoke. He was re-
moved from the building in an insensible condition
covered he had received severe wounds about the
inyt and body. At half.past TWO O'Clock this morn
the al, fire Is still burning and communicating TO
ness of iI,pg building, No. 81. owing to the late
there was any It could not be ascertaned whetner
@ASSACHu~zIs INTELLIGENCE.
Catholic Temperance -.ment-Embezzle-
ment by Bank Oficers-The r-arcn Relief
Fund.
Boston, Feb. 2l.,s,,
A movement has been inaugurated looking ~
wards union Of all Catholic temperance societies
In Massachusetts for better promulgation OF the
temperance cause.
The Transcript learns that through the instru-
mentality of the National Bank Examiners in this
district several delnquencles In the conduct OF the
officers or the Boston National Bank have been
brought TO light The extent OF misappllcation Of
confidently believed that the bank VIII not suffer
any loss. except The loss OF the services ofunlaith
fu officials
The French relief fund Of Boston amounts to
$40. 900.
The Merrimac river at Lowell has risen three feet
from the recent rains
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

ALBANY, Feb. q, 1871.
The Supreme Court, General Term, to-day anirmed
the Judgment Of the court at Binghamton, In the
case Of Rulon. Opinions were delivered by Judges
Miller ana Potter.
Tobber, only one juror was obtained to-day out OF
over twenty called and examined. The court al.
J0urneJ iii Thursday.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
william T.. Gibbs.

This gentleman, prominent IN Rhode Island poll
tics half century ago, died at Newport yesterday,
in the eightyfourtn year OF his age. Mr. Gibbs was
born in Rhode Island and from 1921 to 1924 held the
position OF Governor OF the state. Personally he
was an estimable gentleman, and was much es-
teemed by all who knew him.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
New Orleans Carnival.
NEW ORLEANS. Fe

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. u. 1871
ThecarLvval passes on quietly. The strangers in
she city are estimated at 75,00o 10000 having ar
rived withnS the past four days. The hotels are
overBoSing. Those arriving by Doats for the past
Two days retain Nbeir stateIooms FOR want Of hotel
. CcuLymocaLVn
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

Bay IN Long Island Sound has very considerably d.
hrouah without any serious difficulty The steamship Nep
tune om Boston New York. 10 at anchor on White
stone, and will proceed In the morning Wsnd SrA ouo
North, blowing almost gale.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Commodore Peter Turner, United Stnts
Navy,

in charge Of the naval Asylum at Philadelphia died
on the l9th inst. at that institution. Commodore
Turner was born in Rhode Island, and was
appointed from that State on the 4th Of March, 1923.
He served in the sloop Cyane ON the Brazil station,
III 1871; was promoted TO passed mdshpman March
3D. 1929; commissioned lieutenant June u, 1882; at
tached to receiving ship at Boston, 1854; schooner
Boxer Pacific squadron, 1887 irgate Constitution,
Pacific squadron, 1S40: trigate RariLan Brazil squad
ron, 1s45-6; special duty Navy Yard, Portsmouth,
1s47-50; commanding storeship southampton, 1852;
commissioned commander July /, 1861; commits
stoned as commodore July 16, 1852. He was popu-
lar and gallant officer, and his death takes away
another from among the few remaining naval off,
GERS OF the Olden time
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
BELOW.

Bark Amadine (Br), Burrows, from Annoy Oct 90 with
tea, to order (by pilot boat Mary Fsh, No ~ ~.
a. with mdse, 10 snow Burgessvessc to De Wolf
Co (by Pilot Boat Mary Fish, NOD
The New York herald., 1871-02-22

steamshds Pennsylvania Liverpool City of Manchester,
via Halifax South America, Rio Janeiro sc Lee; s sa
Richmond &c; Regulator, Phladephia ship Fawn, Gal
weston; bark Storm Bird Wilmington NC; brigs Emiy
tanzas.
Wind nj aunset NNE.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
Z; 'o;arr uAR z.
Horsrns. Ka.erina Schneider.

Hortrnss Katerina Schneider.
Thls distinguished artsste In opera 0ost6s, the
prlma donna OF Oflenbach, died
London yesterday. She was born In Bor-
sa~, ssa N 1885, and was consequently thirty
,hs oos.. II age. She hrst appeared On
r.so. porasanxs NE stage at her native
provinces and finally played I'M .ns0usn e
theatre, In Paris, ten years Az H. ~ ,,s,
time and In that theatre was oh.. . ooo francs a
year, sum that would not have beg6S s.sn nor
in gloves during the later years of her caree.. ne
played four years at this theatre, and finally cua-
relied with the manager on account OF the
81 nr pay Roys s where she
appeared in lie Poncho Grasso.S aLa Marie du
Mardi Gras and lie Dable Rose" TWAS mere she
how aptly sne was adapted for the style OF opera
boet0e with which he was tnen encnant
ing the rsan sna es SnoS %rote
Grande Duchesse" especially for ner ana gave @ her
400 francsn night, Afterward. when oiienbacn lett
the varieties and took the Boure Parlsan she went
with him, and ever after played only under his
management. Her voice was not strong but sweet
voice known the public which could be said 70 be
lust suited to OffenDach's music. AS might well
ss 10
sang well or indiferenty as happened 10 suit her
whm OF The moment.
Regarding her London engagement, 1t was re-
ported and In fact, 1t is well KNOWN tnat the Prince
OF Wales contributed most extensively 20 her sue
cess, SO much SO that 1t became matter Of town
Opera House, was the particular object during one
season Of Mile. Schneider's engagement In Paris OF
the lamented artiSJs enmlty. Between Silly
and Schneider whatever may have been the merits
OF the QUARREL the Partisan papers were filed with
scandal recrimlnatons and abuse for several weeks.
After Schneider we know OF no opera botfe dTtiste
who can make Onenbach a success. opera 60ttDe
WAS nesn KILLED IN TINS osn ~
and with her expires this frothy bubble oil sol
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

A -HAIR.-ELEGANT CLUSTER CURLs, 81 80,
n. ChaelaiGe Brads length Of Hair). S3 80; two
Switches to braid with hair $15 retailing at whole
sale prices CHARLES v. PECKHAM Importer and Manu-
factrer OF Hair Goods and Hair Jewery 6 Broadway and
2 street. Cheyallers 65c. Ha's Renewer, &c..
Aliens 7Uc Ayers vgor 75c Phaon's vitaia 7tc Con-
rauis Oriental III 25 Lards Bloom OF Youth Soc
Hagan 6oc Everything less than regular prices Send
for price list Cut this out.
COMPRESSED IVORY FARO AND POKER CHECKS,
" Billiard Balls white black and Martingale Rings,
solid Sleeve Buttons assorted coors
WIN. NJ. WELLING, COZ Centre street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
J. B. MARTINEZ 4 CO.,
10 Wall street.
and box l,GS6 Post once,

R J. B. MARTINEZ CO.,
10 Wall street.
and box l,6S6 Post ONCE.
MO MORE MEDICINE.-ANY INVALID CAN CURE
IN himself without medicine or expsnse by DU BAHRYS
DELICIOUS RkyALENTA FOOD, which has effected over
20 100 cures Of Dyspepsa Consumption Diarrhea all
kinds Of Fevers and stomach Dtsorders Sold in tins lb
New York, and by all druggists and grocera
pLuMpERs FOR HOLLOW. CHEEKs-REsToRING
youthful appearance of the face beautiful Teeth vi,
set $40; Teeth extracted without pain fourteen years
]. JAY VILLERS, l55 Grand street. near Broadway.
YOUNG MISTER PALEFACE,
you will find me developing my muscle
at JOHN WOODS GYMNASIUM,
NO. . East Twenty-eghth street, Fifth avenue,
any afternoon or evening Come and see me-.
HEALTHY BOY.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

ture. - '"on sA" scinPOAor
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
S HIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.

SUN rises. 500. 6 As Moon SETS. ...eve 8 Oh
Sun SETS. ..... 5 A High water. .eve 10 43
The New York herald., 1871-02-22
aASSACHu~ZIs INTELLIGENCE.

o"'"oH1 icnpes"nce VA -.spent-Embezzle-
Fund.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-04


The following is . synopsis Of the de-
cisiOns made at the Treasury Department
during the past month:
By the ninth section of the act Of Feb
ruary, 1898, q vessel is allowed three days
after arrival in her home district in which
to surrender her expired license, unless it
appears she has been within b y home dis
trict since the expiration OF her license.
Under section two Of the act of March 9,
1879, it has been the practice to charge q
fee Of twenty cents for copy of the enroll
ment register or license, and for all orders,
permits and other documents requii lug the
signature Of the collector of customs. The
exception to this is the charge Of fitty cents
for copies Of each bill of sale, mortgage or
other conveyance, under the act of July %,
1850. The act Of 1899 excepts registers, but
does not in express terms except copies of
registers. Wax and water seals should be
afhxed to signatures Of Obligors on the
enrolment and license bonds. New vea-
sells must be admeasurcd before being en-.
rolled and licensed, or licensed enrolment
should show the share or shares of each
owner. The official number carried on the
ma;nboom should be marked on the marine
papers issued to her. A Awrecked schooner
which has bcen remodeled, repaired and
altered into . big. if she has ever been
or enrolled, cen not have her
name cbangcd except by act of Congress.
A trip1icate copy of the entry of goods ex-
ported to Canada or through Canada must
be sent BY mail to the collector of frontier
port or port Of destination as soon - the
PEI init is issued for the delivery or shipment
Of the goods. Manifests Of such merchan-
disc should be made in duplicate and
signed by the inspector, and one copy be
sent with the goods and delivered to their