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WALTHAM
S.


The extensive use of these watches for the last fifteen
-
years Dy hanWhy Oohducbors' 1nsheerS IN Np.N
men. the most exacting of wa~tch-wearers. has. thor
.,rh,u domon.+-o+ad .ha strenotb steadiness- dura-
ousny uI-StLea- W. r. s.tis-
Dillty ana accuracy oItne HahthAm "aVch' S0eS
fy that class in all these respects, is to decide the Ques-
tion a. totba raaI vaIua If these time-keepers
noUo,COy Ha~Lo." sSthn caonIoNs $500
~ =
anal guarantee o I '7elr suPerrorlS 0'ei
The superior organization and great extent OF the
Company's Works at waltham, enables them to pro-
duce watches al q price which renoers compeu.oh Iu-
tile. and those who buy any other watch merely pay
from Is to 50 per cent. more for their watches than is
NECESSARY.
Those time-pieces combine every Improvement tnata
long experience has proved of real practical use. Hav-
ing had the refusal of nearly every invention in watch
-eLt,. o-Aoi,a+;, q, tb;s country NJ in Eurone only
haAinsO a.
those were finally adopted which severe testing by the
most skillful artisans in our works, and long use on
= oSa-t - a. rUbl;c danonstroted 10 he essential 10
ITO u
correct and enduring tlme-keeplng.
o-fva
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For Dyspepsia,

For Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, depression of spirits, and
general debility in their various forms ;
also, as a preventive against fever and
and other intermittent f~evers, the
"Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya,"
made by Caswell, Hazard d Co.. New.
York, and sold by all druggists, is the
recovering from fever or other sickness,
it has no equal. Us
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L JOHN v. FARwELL d Co. have removed
to their new store, LOG, Jos, no and 1I2
Wabash avenue; Chicago, and are now
opening the largest and most varied
stock in the city.
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THE great house of J, V. Farwell &
Co.-now opening their foreign impor-
tations-have the best and lowest priced
stock in Chicago.
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HENRY Z. HELNGBoLD's
HIGH CONCENTRATED coMFoUED
.JHJD

win radically ~exterminate from the tystem Scro-
fuin. Byphilis, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Sore fbyes-
Soi 6 Legs, Sore Mouth. Sore Head, Bnonchius.
Skin Diseases, Salt Hheum. Cankers. hunning1
from the Ear, White Swellings. Tumors, Cancer
Gus Affections. Nodes. Rickets, Glandular swell,
ings, Night SWeats, Rash. letter, HuInors Of All
Kinds Chronic Rheumatiam. Dyspepsia. and all
diseases that have been established in the system
for years. rw
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THE GREAT FIRE At M

Herring's Safes in the SpOttswOOd.
S2a,6oo IN
AND THE BOOKS PAPERS, SILYER AND
OF II SPOTTSMOOD
7 AND II ADAMS SOUTH
ERN EXPRESS COMPANY
ARE SAVED IN HER
RINGS SAFES.
l.. G. BABcOCKs LETTER.
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY,
No. SO BROADWAY, NEW YoRK, Dec. 81, 1901
MesSs. Herring. FaLeI q Sherman Tolr agent at
and fixing up the money from the late hre. The con-
tents of the safe, 49, $50 in bills, we recovered. 1t was
q Herring's SAFE, and a good one, certain"
LETTER FROM j. M. SUBLIT & CO.,
Projectors Of the Spottswood-
.gt. .l u RIcHMoED Va, Dec. %, 1870.
= GENrs -On the morning Of the 18th inst. we wereiso
unfortunate as to have our hotel burned, with con-
tents. Yet, we were fortunate enough to have one of
your HerrinRis Patent Champion Safes, which fell into
hre abated, we tried all means to extricate ii, but found
il impossible on account of the bricks, mortar. and
burning rubbish lying thereon and about Il, and we en-
ployed a mechanic and cut 1t openthrough the bottom,
and, to our utmost surprise, wsfound the contents,
consisting Of valuable papers, money and some silver
ware, all in good order Had 1t not beenfor your Her
rings Safe we would have lost everything.
HERRINGps PATENT GHAMPfoN SAFES
The MosT RELIABLE PROTECTION FROM FIRE NOW
.r o.. . IA KNOWN.
THE BEST PROTECTION AGAnsr BUReLARs' TooLs
FARRELL 4
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FARREL & SHERMAN. New Orleans.
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Contains no Mercury, Iron, CdHthGrides, or any Injurious
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n6-Price, ST. per box. Six boxes (when ordered at
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On the Causes, Effects, Symptoms and Treatment Of SEX
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Being prepared expressly for he ob0Ue COM
pLdiafs. Ms bLOod -pHrDDin properties arc greater
than ANY other preparation 81 !SarseDarina- "
Oioes the complexion a clear and hcathBL color aud
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HENRY T. HELMBoLD's IMPROVED
ROSE WASH

= AAAL ~ ~
ROSE WASH
cannot be surpassed as q FACE WASH. and will
be found tho only specific remedy In every spe-
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the tissue Of It's vessels. on which depends the
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50 much sought and admired. But however yaI-'
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PENDAGB of the megt sn~perisnye and C2n-
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EFFICACY-the invariably ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
IL use-as a Preserver and Refrcsher Of the Com
! pIexion. II Is an excellent Lotion for diseases OF
a Syphilitic Nature, and ~ an injecdon Tor a.
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Organs. These should not fail to use the SPECIFIC
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M
3 HENRY T.. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED Tfanol-t
FLUID 1UcHU,


"a ohEA OAOhEAAO'
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and from thirty-hve 70 1fty-hve or
in the decline or change Of life after confinement
or labor pains; bed-wettinR in children
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CURIOUS, HOW STRANGE!
The Married Ladies' Private. Comparison
contains the desired information. Sent free Tor two
stampa. Address Mrs. H. METZGER, Hanover Pa
q. N. q. Feb. Is, 1871. Nos
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Call for ALIENS UNG BALsAM.n and shun the
use of any other Balsam. Unprotected men NAV Ia
ceive you with worthless preparations.
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ARRIVALS.



ampton lsih, with mdse and 767 passengers to oerchs
Co Had continuously head winds, with much fog and
steamssip Tyese Despoy, s, g, DOMINGO CITY July 10,
gers, TO sponord Bros 4 Co Had pleasant weather
ana sS Ferris Co. sa is & s AM
Ss1 ssaT n, Nn III ss
Virgo was detained outside hours By dense fog 20
ss
Barx Dagmar Nor Olsen por, Talbot 80 days with rail.
northern and had nne weather July H. lat 40 a.
lon 2 saw several large icebegs was IA days west Of
odf ssoSs days
Took the northern passage ana had Ugh, winds and a. "s
80 three large cebergs ish of Ragged Island, saw
BARK Isle Of SKYE CBr Ford psmsrsr. % days, yi,s
Bfs siSsy Isf Belfast, Me-, Cc.en Cardiff, 8 s.y,a
had light westerly winds to the Banks from thence IL days.
Brig Nsne t. c.6ero, cette e days, with wine to chas
ss ssaI JUDY g%
lasting hours was Obliged throw overheard los boxes
Big F.mss mo, ii,lmer Santos May 2s via Hampton
k su Ss Tta had iS ns tho
ss A%, ,us.r L .s Sf sS.Gn ssn P PSeG E
70 Miller H9uehion. Has been DAYS north of Hat
Is%ss Ssksy, s,saa y days WITH sugar c to
July a. lat 80 Ion ~ spoke brig wanderer Br from Matan-
for New York
Brig lie ghton Bray, Sydney, CB, Is days, with coal
TO swain A son-vessel to Moss a Ward Had light
winds and calms
schr L sImoDs, Harrington, Jacksonville days. with
lumber order-vesse to s G Loud A Co.
schr Lucy Evans Maban, Newbern, NC, days with shin
giles TO Thomas, Holmes Co 9th inst miles Sc OF Bar
negat saw sunkep schooner, with bow out of
quantity Of pine wood floating in the vicinity DOUBT schr
Jsaac Hnckleyl
schr Gen Hobart Sheppard, Virginia 27th inst, miles
Sc Of Baroega passed wreck Of sunkeD schooner,
with bowsplit just above water mentioned
above.
Sem Elmra Rogers, Depew Virginia
schr Vim Mazyck, Decker, Virginia.
Schr Culver Williams, Virginia.
schr Rancocas, Clark, Virginia.
ksbr BsDyeto Collins Virginia.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY rs, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship India tBr) Munro Glasgow-Henderson Bros.
steamship Perit Gardner, st Domingo Port Platte
samana-SpoiTord Bros Co.
steamship III Cld, Smith, Norwich.
Ship Francis yhorp (Br), Brick Liverpool-J Hyde
Sparks.
Ship S Vaughan, Masters, London-E Morsan's Sons.
ship Lothian (Br), Peacock, London-Peaoody Willis
Co.
Ship Escort. Samue,s, Antwerp-Jacob Schmidt 4 Co.
Bark Knudsvig Nor, Eyensen, Exeter E-Wend, Teens
Bark L Kingsbury Perry, Cronstadt- alsh Field 4
Way.
Bark Frank, Wallace, Havre-Simpson 4 Clapp.
Bark Sandy Hook, Barstow, Cete-Borland, Dearborn
Co.
Bark Johann Brodersen DAM Bosen, Rouen-Funcb,
Edge 4 Co.
Bark Armenia Harding, Beyrout-F Consemeny 4 Co.
-Dallett, Bliss Co.
Brig Nera (Brl, James, Queenstown Falmouth for
Brig Kjensine DAM, Petersen Copenhagen for or.
ders-funchs Edge Co.
Brig CiarabeIa, Tracey, Oporto-Mnler 4 Houghton.
Brig Sarah Crowell (Br), Burns st johns, PR.
Brig Rainbow (Br), Marshall Aux Caves (Hayti)-Moss
Ward.
Brig Eledoba (Br) Morris Sydney, CB-Heney 4 Parker
Brig Robin, Douglass, ST John, NB-Carver d Barnes
Brig Alice Lea, Fisher, Savannah-Evans, Ball Co.
Schr Mary Leach, Atkins Jacme-B Weinberg
Schr Gertrude, kely, Nassau-Jas Douglass Son.
schr Ricardo Barras, Newton, BeauforThomas Holmes
Co.
schr Godfrey, Godfrey, Wilmington, NC-Evans, Ball
Co.
Brig John Aviles Peters, Boston II W Loud 4 Co.
Schr Franklin, Vail, New Haven-Rackett n Bro.
steamer Vesper, Davis Chester, Pa. and Wilmington Del
Steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia
Steamer Monitor, Jones, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia
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A GERMAN "NEW DEPARTURE"

Determined and Influential Meeting of Ger.
man Citizens Of the Seventeenth Wnrd-An
Important Political Organization-A Fore.
cast OF the German Vote.
There assembled last evening at No. rs First ave-
nue. large number OF representative Germans Of the
Seventeenth ward, VINO, being dissatisfied with the
movements of the ruling politicians Of this city, par
tcuarly the memorable 18th OF July, intend
indulge IN new Departure This movement has
Its organization in the late Democratic Committee OF
that ward, now changed TO the Citizens Club, ard
their object Is plan for the Capitalization OF the Ger
man power 10 begin small at first, but in time 10
grow in influence until the entire city, so far as
their nationality Is concerned, 10 be unit and
after that the State and then country The point
at which this movement l. designed TO commence IS
the above ward embracing the Sixth Senatorial
autumn tat the next election) to elect OF their
own stamp 70 ill both the Senator's and Assembly
mems chairs al Albany upon the retiring OF the pre-.
sent Incunbents, and certainly much earnestness
marks their preliminary endeavors
MI. Otto Meyer presided last evening, and Mr.. w.
A. Wienecke acted as secretary. The object or the
meeting was briefly stated by the President, when
the work OF the night commenced with good Will.
This WAS brief enough. but there was manifested
such a feeling in the matter that much good IL ex-
pected by these gentlemen TO result therefrom.
perfect organization was first sought, and TO this end
II was resolved TO elect a committee or five for the
purpose OF petitloning eight gentlemen OF each
Assembly district OF the seventeenth ward 10 act
as general committee 10 invite all the German
carnations OF New York TO combine with them for
the purpose or elevatlng their own nationality to
trusts Of honor when practicable. This committee
OF five were Charles kinkel, Adolph Bendleben
Major g. W. Sauer Philip Setter and Charles Erbe
There are many ramihcaii0ns at the back OF this
important movement, ana now held In reserve, such
as perfect union with Americans when IL Is desired
TO carry important point. but yet still not TO lose
the chief aim OF the organization, to elevate those Of
Their kmdred 10 places OF poiitlcal significance.
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THE REN0MINATlON CLUB.
A New Political OrganizatioB-speech Of Mr..
T.. ID. Webster.

New Political Orga acknowledgements of MIR.
T.. ID. Webster.
new political society, namedr'The denomination
Club" was inaugurated last night the corner Of
avenue and Twenty-eignth street. The object Of
the club is TO promote the Interests OF President
Grant In the coming campaign aud work In favor OF
ms denomination The first meeting was opened by
Mr.. f. ID. Webster, OF Brooklyn who spoke at length
on the virtues OF the present admlnsua-
ton, dwelling particularly upon President Grants
financial capacity or the reduction OF the public
debt He called upon his hearers TO be fully conf
dent OF the re-establishment OF the republican adj
mlnistration IN the next Presidential election. Mr.
Webster retired shortly alter resunling bis seat.
after remarks from several members Of the new
cub the election OF officers took place, with The fol-
loving enthusiastically James McClave: Vice Pre-
sident. Charles H. Seymour; Secretary, william II.
Robson Treasurer, Robert Blatcbford.
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senator Morton EuIiRhtens the Kentuckians
ON the Democratic New Departure-Ken-
tUcky's Old Fogyis Explained.

LOUISVILLE July 81 It7I.
large audience assembled at weiseger Hail this
evening 10 hear Senator Morton speak. lie sat
during the entire speech. lie commenced by refer
ring TO the changes when have taken place In Ken
lucky since no was ast here, and proceeded 10
compare KentucEy WITH Indiana, declaring the
former far benind Tie latter, Owing " the incubus
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schr Lucy Ames caris virginia
schr : S Miner. ihi: Virginia.
s sssr s.l,S nSass: sef sss,s.sa Virginia
s sSr John sa1o AIMS. Horizon y yrsns
schr ID L Sawyer, soper. Virginia:
scR Sr Mary Frances, . Casper r ya5sniA
schr jacob JACOB S Sa,Iail Robinson, virginia
Schr Horatio Nichols, Depew, Richmond
schr Menawa, Dissosway Georgetown, DC
schr oliver scohed Dssosway Georgetown, DV, FOR New
Steamer Lizzie Baker, White Savannah Charleston in
wreck Of ship Persia, to the Coast wrsefins Co.
g. AS Bay
Equator June 80 lon go had fine weather Throughout
f1%s as ie
IT, On cape o sD
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr MAIL Mead Greenwich for New York, with stone to
schr W Sargent, Sargent, New Haven for Elizabeth
pqss sir pea.e, Ewen Portland for New York, with
schr Franklin Randolph, Stevens Providence for Eliza
scbr Martha Nckels, Mitchell Boomsport for New York.
schr silas Brainard Hawkins Cromwell for New York,
schr John warren MoGarr Cold Spring for Elizabeth
port,
Schr Freeman, Howe, Sag Harbor for Philadelphia
schr Clara Post, Ferris, Portchester for New York.
sShr Liazie Taylor, New LONDON for NS Me-
schr Charley Woosey Parker New Haven for Baltimore
schr Hero, Chase, Salem for New York.
schr Baltimore Lardcr New Haven for Port johnson.
$ sI S SsS w 8! s:y W.
s sen or GSys fS New York
seSr Willard; Anderson. Hartford for New York.
Schr Spray. Eaton, New London for New York.
Schr J r Mitchell, Forrest, Greenport for New York.
Steamer Osprey, Kenney Providence for New York; with
mdse and passengers, to Isaac Odel
Steamer Galaea. Nye Providence Tor New YORK, with
mdse and passengers to Isaac Odell.
BOUND EAST
Steamship FL Cid. Smith, New York for Norwich
. Brig Magdala, Campbell, New York for sackviens via
schr A A Rowe, Warren New York for New London.
Schr Anna Stafford. Powell, Philadelphia Providence
schr d Mangam, Cieave, New York for New Bedford.
schr James Fitch Jr smith. New York for London.
schr VIM Gllem MehaGy Philadelphia tor Providence.
schr Wariord sprarue Elizabethpor for Pawtucket
schr John Randolph. Provn, Ezabethport for New Bed
schr Sarah. Goodwin, Eizabethport for Nantucket
Schr A Bentley, Bunnell, Baltimore for New Haven
Schr Branard. Trib6le, Newburg for New London.
Schr Agnes, Young, New York for Boston.
Schr 9 Rogers, Rogers, New York for New London.
shr aSe Bow@an hiSdelphia for woo%s Hole
Schr Daylight, McFadden, New York for Hallowell
Schr BLACKSTONE, Wlckson, New York for Boston.
Schr Z Dame, Beveridge New York for Bangor.
Sloop Southport, Beebe, New York for New Haven.
Steamer Delaware, Smith, New York for Norwalk
WnITEsToNE. LII July 28-ll 80 Pm.
There are large feet Of vessels for the southwark yn
becalmed from Hart Island down to Flushing flats; will pro
coed early In the morning II favorable breeze.
anchor Whestons night Of 9Th inst proceeded at day
light this NJ.
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BELOW.

Ship Pnma Donna, Lunt, from Liverpool June "a, with
2l ~
Bark sician Percva, from Cadlz June IT, mdse to
master. - -
Wind At sunset E light.
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of slavery. He characIerIzed the new de parturer
as a sham intended to lit the democracy into
power, SO they could do away with the lew amend.
State Sovereignty were right then rebellion was
right He criticised the use Of alleged sectional
school books and the restrictions on the blacks 10
blacks should be put on the same footing as the
wni,es and mat the idea OF the inferiority OF the
black race was old fogy notion. The main points
OF his speech were similar TO those OF his recent
speeches already published. Earnest attention was
paid to his speech throughout ana the Senator was
frequently and heartily appiauded.
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Quarrel AMONG the Arkansas Republics us
The Clayton Faction Uppermost.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July %, 1871.
General .Catterson and Colonel Whipple, the for
mer late Marshal and the latter late United States
District Attorney of the Eastern District of
Arkansas, have just returned from Washing.
ton, where they have been TO lay before the
President all the facts connected with the indlct-
ment against senator Clayton and his friends for
violation OF the Enforcement act, and to ask TO be
fenstated. Ii Is understood the President refused
TO do anything for them, but, on the other hand,
gave out that he would place the federal patronage
OF this State In Clayton's hands. AT a meeting OF
colored people to-day speeches were made In OppO-
sition 70 the Clayton faction.
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Tho Dunn-Warmoth Fight in Louisiana
New Orleans Endorses the Governor.

NEW ORLEANS, July %, 1871.
The election Of delegates to the Republican State
Convention, which meets here the 9th OF August,
is progressing throughout the parishes Lively en-
counters occur between the Dunn and Warmoth
factions. A meeting ED tonight at Mechanics
Institute endorsed Governor WarmOth's admins
tratlon of the State government.
The Custom House officials assert that the receipts
during last month were greater than that OF any
preceding June tor ten years, while the expenses
were two per cent less.
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city ana STATE q New YORK win be perfected at the
next meeting.
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DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Sun rises. ..... 4 SO Moon sets. morn 08
Sun sets. ....... 10 High water morn 81