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FURNISHING NJ GOODS.

This Department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Mertno
Shaker Flannel, All. Wool Underway Goods Half
Hose Suspenders Handkerchiefa Linen and
Paper Guns and Collars, Imperial Alexander end
Oouryoiser's Kid Gloves And full assortment
OF Buckskiu, Dogskn,s sBesver and Cass. Gloves.
And very large assortment OF SILK, Alpacs and
scotch Gireham Water. Proof [140l Umbrella;
Our Stock has been selected with the 9reateat
care, and prices marked very low In plain figures.
Our motto Is quick sales and small pro1ta, fair
dealiues. Goods may be returned II not sattsfac-
tory. Buyers In our 1ne viii ind 1t to their ad-
vantage TO give uH call. octle-Sm0S
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, D. G., January

WASHINGTON, D. G., January 10. .
The barometer will probably continue high
est on Thursday, with pleasant weather In the
Southern and Cult States, with the exception
of Florida, where northeast winds and rain
may be experienced. The pressure will con-
yeloplng into an area of low barometer, with
rain from Minnesota to Michigan. Southwest
winds and cloudy weather will continue on the
low lakes. Dangerous winds are not antici-
pated for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts tonight.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, q. 8. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

MATAAoRAs, January 10.
The insurgent General Tuiroga Is moving on
ported that Cortina has abandoned Camargo
and is retreating towards Reynosa The ad-
vance and rear guards fought without imma-
terlal result
A special courier from the City of Mexico,
December 81, announces that Diaz was de-
fsated with the loss. of his artillery and cav
airy. Bells were ringing aud there was great
rejoicing when the courier left.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

MADRID, January 10.
General Sherman was presented to King
Amodeas, who said he entertained friendship
and admiration. for the American people, ami
desired cordial relations. Alta banquet In the
evening the foreign minister said he knew OF
no differences between the two countries
which could not be settled by representations
at Washington.
r..a.. PARIS, January 10.
A court-martial is assembled to try the assas-
sins of the priests and other hostages during
the reign of Commune.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

An Evansville boy of fifteen quarrelled
with his father, and shot his mother dead.
General Halleck Is dead at Louisville.
Thousands Of cattle have perIshed by the
foods in the Sacramento Valley.
Samuel Read, a conductor on the worcester
freight train, was run over at Providence, r.
r., yesterday afternoon by twenty-seven cara,
and cut In two lengthwlse.
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TIE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, January IA.
The Legislature met to-day. The Governor
elect resigned his position as speaker OF the
elected to fiIl the vacency. The acting Cover
nor announced that he would send In bis mes
sage tomorrow.
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FIRST BLOOD I'M NEw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, January TO-
The sergeant-at-arms Of Carriers House at
tempted to arrest member. A scume en-
sued, wnen q policeman shot Walter B. Whey.
land, who clnims to represent Sabine Parish,
but was expelled by the Carter faction. Whey
land died In an hour. First blood
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Il STORM At SEA.

New YORK, January 10.
The Oceanica encountered westerly gales.
Three of her propeller blades broke, and the
sails were blown to shreds. She encountered
the Mountain Eagle in sinking condition,
and saved the. crew.
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EARTHQUAKES.

LANCASTER. N. Y, January 10.
There was slight earthquake last evening.
QUEBEC, January 10.
There wss q. heavy earthquake last night,
lastlDg.ten seconds. The shock was felt 10
from the houses. No damage.
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4 GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM.

NEW YORK., January 10. .
Charles J. Perry, Esq, mayor Of Hoboken,
has committed suicide. Cause, despondepcy.
The guard Is withdrawn from Miss Mans
fields house.
The father OF James Fisk Ia gone crazy from
the news Of bis sons assassination.
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TAILORING
DEpARTMENT ri! i

.irr.r.; DEPARTMENT a.la?i5s
Is supplied with the finest selection Of BROAD
CLOTHS, DoeskinB, Castor Beavers Ohnchilla
Diagons1s Meltons, and all styles, OF Cassmeres
for Busines Suits Veivets, Silks, Plush ana oean-
mere Yestines And variety. OF handsome Pan.
taloon Patterns. which we make up TO ofdeS by
measure at the shortest notlce, and guarantees
drst class and proper workmanship.
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Nsm DubIirat,ons,
TOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSiTOR
HOLIDAY BULLETIN.

ELEGANT BOOKS ii every department @ GIL Of iiss. e.
ratute 7 s&-f q ~ o.. Z : =. Is - 8
An the New and Standard Poets, Illustrated;
Standard Literature and Theoog the best edi.
tons, In sets. -r.r,-...r =. ..,......-..... =
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READY.MADE SUITS for all ages, from the
smallest boy to the largest man. -; .r.:-Ists,i
Dress and Business Suits Of oil descriptions
Elegant OYarcoats. 81 Pea; Iaekets,, Derby and
Plain sack Suits, Fine English. Walking goat4 and
Hact Frock OoGts, BLACK Doeskin and Fancy gss.
sfmere Dress Pants velvets, eilks 0asth, Castor
Beaver and Cashmere Vests, manufactured
under our own observation. We arc therefore
:sure Of good at and durable work. Ia' @El 4!
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BIBLEsANn PRAYER HOOKS.

Oxford Editions of Family and Pocket Bibles
we nave Just received large invoice OF Oxford
blo.es aud Prayer Books. The assortment emhfs-
ces every variety Of editions ana BtyieS fssted BY
tnaO1Iord press, which, together With aryalte4
OF oaDer En8lan and American editions; make
the hrgess and most elegant variety: rot BhfaEKnd
Prayer sooks ever oGsrsS FOG sale 10 Gh Charleston,
Illustrated Books and Seta Of Standard Author1,
including Scott, Cooper, Dickens, iThackeray,
Isaac Dtsraeli. Lamb. Wavefly Novels, Macaulay,
.Christopher North, Poo; Hall6ms Alman, Hood,
Froude, MommseW, Jowett's Plato, DC, ID.
Our stock iB too large and varied toenumarxrs,
but our store is arranged wdtha-Ytew to the cor.
venience OF Custom@H and the price OF each
book marked In plain figures.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Desks, work Boxes, whiting Gases, Portfolios,
Photograph Albums, Fancy Ink Stands, FancJ
Boxes OF Note Paper. ss;,,g. fs;y Ifsa .iy,-rar.5
Sunday School Library and Books for Prizes,
Sunday School Carusr. illuminated, TextA Fancy
Books. and large variety OF Books suitable fQ5
presentation 70 teachers aud scholars ....
=. r. Persons reading 10 the country VIZ irseale
bear III mind. that BY sending thHir orders 80 %
for any books published In America; ;ithegwiH be
ohafgedOuly the price Of the book.jpWe psyfor
the postage or expra6H. q. = !,1rln'Stp !. 81
:oa aTAddresa !..g -. 49,: . ~! nj
FOGART1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY. %
No. aso: King street, I'm the Bend, lOaaresyon. .seo
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Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s9,3l4, o

Total. S9,3i4, ,UoO
Yet the joint vommittee state that the
amount Is sS,5l4,0OO we'll knowing that the
5000, 900 OF bonds, to the credlteof the sinking
fund commission, cannot be sold or disposed
of by the financial agent. The committee
also unwartantably estimate the ga, IL, 900,
then In use by the financial agent as collat.
eral security for loans, as fully and absolutely
q part OF the actual debt, whereas the fact is,
that these bonds are held by the agent to Sc
cure loans that amount, In money. 10 less than
the one-fourth OF the face value Of the collat.
erals. AS the committee have stated, without
presenting any evidence, upon the point, that
thew were told that 1.-The financial board OF
the State have recommended the covering up
and withholding of the real business transac.
tions OF the agency" desire to say that the
board have not, to my knowledge, given any
Instructions to the agent that would warrant a
refusal, on his part, TO submit the transactions
of his office to duly authorized inVestiga-
,Jon
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THE RADICAL TUG OF WAR.
BOWEN IND HURLEY COME BACK At
SCOTT.
A Dull Day In the Legislature-The
Metropolitan Police Bnl-A Suspected
Ku.Klux Ruled Out.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
COLUMBIA. January IL,
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GOVERNOR SCOTIvS PLEA.
IN INGENIOUS ANSWER TO THE BOLD
IMPEACHERS.
The Governor Turns upon his Accusers
.-Severe Rasping OF Bowen; White
more, Hurley, Whipper and the Rest.

The special message of Governor Scott, Sin
reply to charges made against him" by the
joint investigating committee. is too long for
publication entire, but We give the most preg.
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FOaART1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY q

No. $50 King street, In the Bend. j Gnanesyon. n.SsG
Qct2k.&Qtna :L.I rIrs.l.s
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But the committee again lapse into error,
when they assert that the So, 9,6l4, 600 OF bonds
delivered to the financial agent are all held as
q debt against the StaR. The exhibit Of the
treasurer. as set forth In my last annual mes.
sage. and which, in this particular, has not
haa correctness questioned even by the
Joint committee, sta.as *bat there had been of
new bonds Issued, to Oct. 81, lezl.. S9,5l4, 900
Less in hands of financial agent, to
% mission l.. 80. ...................... 100000
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE %, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brussels OBI, Brooks, Liverpool via
Steamship Oceanic (Br,, Thompson, Liverpool via
Steamship Rhsn tSG,, Meyer, Bremen via southamp-
Steamship xllcmannia tNG,, Brandt, Southampton
Steamship North America slocum, Rio Janeiro &c-w
Steamship San Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, Bcr-w
Steamship Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship George Cromwell, Clapp, New orleans-H
Steamship sherman Halscy, New orleans-Msster
steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livings-
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, charleston-H
and RichInond-od Dominion Steamship Go.
steamship + Knight Johnson Georgetown, DEG
steamship Fani,a Doane. Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Neptune, Baker Boston-H Dimock.
ship Lennic CBr) Horton, ouebec-Boyd 4 Hncken.
Bark Kong Oscar tNor) Jensen London-Funch Edge
Bark Luciano scrro Utap, cacace, Pcnarth Roads
BARK Ann Mary CBr,, Peterson Penartn Roads for
bark Nazzarna dtaD, Lauro Bristol-Fupch, Edge a
BARK Jena dtaD, Blanchi BrIsto-E. z Morgan's Sons
Bark Imosene (Br' Dunn, MISUNDERSTANDING 4
Bark Grad SEM AUST, schenautz, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Abraham lAusb, Morena, Queenstown for or
dcrS-SiOcOvlCn u TO-
Bark American Eagle, Mckay Maaga-Jas Henry.
Bark Helen Angler staples, Buenos Ayres-Ino Norton
Jr, 4 Sons.
Bark Charlotte Geddie (Br), Mckenzie, Pictou Ns-D
McCo.
Brig Ma,hilde (NG) Kolln Rostock-C Tobias h Co
Brig Patterson (Br Anderson, Laguayra and Porto
Cahelo-Dallctt Bros.
Brig ID Trowbridge, Rogers, Mayaguez-D Trowbridgo
Co.
Brig Chase. Dolan Cardenas-Miller & Houghton.
Brig Excelsior tBr). Mayer Hanilton-D McColl.
Brig Acadia (Br), Canton, sydney, CB-liitton, Wat
4 Co.
Brig Annie tBr) Nugent, Sc John, MD DeWolf a
Go.
Brig Quaco CRr), Moshcr, ST John. Mp / Nevius &
Son.
Brg Angela Bray. Port Royal-simpson. Clapp Co.
Brg Ambrose Light, Higgins, Wilmington, NC-Miller
Houghton.
Brig Industry orr. Clifford, Richmond. Vac Bulley.
Schr Flnnk Treat. staples, 81 Jago-JaS Ward h Co.
Schr bay star tBr), Davidson, Woltye-D DeWof
Schr Fannie Heating, Kane, Galveston-E stackpole
Sthr ID II Bisbee Anderson, Key West-Miller Housh
ton.
S1hr II Potter, Anderson, Washington, DC-Bentiey,
Miller a Co.
schr Warren, johnson, Boston-BJ weinberg.
Schr Rather, Ncwcomb, Boston-B Weinberg.
Srhf Mary liver. ScuI, Providcncc-Rack ett a Bro.
ScAr Treasure, Taylor Proyidenccli w jackson Co.
Schr Frankn, VAIL Norwicl-Rackett6 Bro.
schr A + Miner Hill New Hayen-Petty Naur
steamer J Thomson. Moore Baltimore.
steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia.
steamer Philadelphia Davis, Philadelphia.
steamer Bristol. Wallace. Philadelphia.
steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

steamship Caa6 ,a Brl McMckan, Liverpool June H.
and Queenstown, l2th with mdse passengers
Francklyn. June 49, LAT 81 Oa ion Isl passed steam
ship city of New York, nom Liverpool for New York
ship Ben Nevis hence Tor Giassow 10th lat g Os Ion %
engine WORKING 17h lat IS 40 Ion ~ Is uon steamer
bound East 18TH lat t3 on IS rs ship Marcia Greenea
Liverpool for Boston; 2lst at Il 10 lon 65 Is,
Guion steamer bound East .
steamship Deutschland (NG), Noynasen, Bremen June
SOUTHAMPTON June H. passed the Needles same date
spM. with mdse and 720 passengers 10 oerichs 4 Co
Experienced rough weather and several hard gales
from and NV 10 the Banks. from thence fine weather
and light variable winds and fog on June IL In lat u ~
~ Ion So 81 w, passed ship Runnynede Br), bound east
June 81 In lat 40 10 n Ion Is W, passed steamer City
OF Bristol, hence for Liverpool.
Steamship Equator, Mcclellan Jacmel June s. Aux
Ceye sb, PORT au Prince lh ST Marc Is and Gonaiyes
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Steamships Oceanic City of Brussels and Parthia for
Livcrpool Rhein, Bremen Anglia Glasgow; Allcman-
mia, Hamburg; San Francisco, Bermuda Clyde, Key
West and Galveston; sherman and Geo Cromwell, New
Orleans; Gen Barnes savannah Jas Adger, Charleston
old Dominion, Richmond, &c c Knight, Georgetown,
DC.
The following vessels sailed from this port during the
past week.
June l5-Barks Urda yoyageur, Bursting Whale Iron
sides Neptune: brigs Hunter, Aglaia Suiierlsh.
l6th-Barks Caroline, Mayhower.
lh-Ships Nenvo Rotler Sir Robert Pecl barks Erna,
Entela, Smyrniote Gessnar, VIM Gynther Luigi Russo,
Windward, Snowdcn, King Karl, Friednesse Amykos s
Dudnam l. NJ Long, Amelia Hedwig; briggs Flora L
Hall
lsth-Ship Hamilton Fish; barks Albany, Polykops,
Edna: briggs Aiolo, Express Maria Sophia, Reaper
schrs Annie Whiting, Gcrsh Banker, Rosae.
l9th-Ships Southern Cross, Benvenue, TrimOuntain.
Forest Chief; barks Ann Alice Allemania, Hattie NJ
Daheino Fordenokiod. Eidsvold, Banrak Abel; briggs
Fanny, Oriana, THETA, Princess Beatrice, Slasa Fawn
Lie Houghon vnetia Annie Larsen Forsogct ;schr
Peace.
2oth-ships Fawn, stratheani; barks Bendeta, Are
qupa, Dubrovacke, Bessie Gerda, Alaska, Concezrnc,
johannes Rod, Ensign; brig Creoli
2lst-Steamsbip Dorian ships Gcologis Cyclone ba
Victoria, Norsk Flag Abatross IIugn Elba, Jane Ade-
line, Fannie. brig Emily
22d-Ship Liverpool
Wind n sunset NE. light
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NORTH ATLANTIC EXPRESS COMPANY.
a. General office. II Broadway New York incorpo--
rated under special charer. Capital $oOoo0 Offices
and agencies In all parts of Europe.
me Norm Atlantic Express Company, In ADDITION 10
tner regular forwarding and delivery Of
packages baggage specie and other valuab,es to and
from all parts of Europe and the United States fixed
tarn rates covering all charges except duties and fees
deliver
SMALL PREPAID PARCELS
part of Europe at the following rates covering all
charges whatsoever except duties and fees that NAV be
OF destination IL situated. -
TABLE OF RATES
TO and from New York and all towns in the countries
named below, having direct railway connection with
Articles wholly partially composed of glass or other
fragile materials perishable articles taken at
these =
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1872

San FRANCISCO, june y, 1877.
This city was shaken last evening by trcmen-
dous explosion Of 1900 pounds OF nitroglycerne in
the California Powder Works, frame building near
Laguna Houda four miles distant from the City
Hall. Six buildings were wrecked. A hole twelve
feet deep and 125 feet in circumference made in
the ground by the explosion. No person was in
jured
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STAMPS TO COVER SUCH THROUGH RATES
The company furnish stamps OF the several denomna-
lions named in the table OF rates below which NAV be-
placed upon parcels In iuIi payment up to delivery
Stamps may be ordered by post Of any denonina alton
required. Packages stamped as per rates given below
and forwarded TO New York office prepaid to New York
will be delivered In any part OF Europe addressed
without further charge to shipper receiver except
duties and fees as above any are exacted by the
toms authorities.
FROM EUROPE TO THE UNITED STATES
Parcels above forwarded from any of the company
offices agencies in Europe to any part of the United
States. Rates TO New York above. Additional charges
between New York and all towns north OF WASHINGTON
and east Of st. Lons for parcels not exceeding ns
west Of Louis to Omaha 50 cents south Of
to New Orleans 70 cents; west OF Omaha to San Fran
cisco, 81 For packages over b.. and up to I lbs.
weght-north or WASHINGTON ana east OF FittsDnrg "a
cents south OF Washington to Savannah ana West Of
Psburg to Cincinnati 40 cents south OF savannah
west of Cincinnati to ST. Louis rs cents west OF St Louis
to San Francisco. 81 80
az, Crcmars containing ui taris OF rates ior IN, merSnan
plicatiOn.
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fire broke out, about two o'clock terday morning
in restaurant the lower floor of No IL South Water
street, Chicago. As several entered the burning
building the meter exploded. David Donncy and j.
Patterson burned to death and three other patrol
men were badly but not fatally injured.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

~ -. ~ - - rs Z 49, 90 81 -
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts OF different states. No publicity Advice
free Notary Public and Commissioner Tor State.
+. J. KING Counsellor.at Law, 1853 Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N Courts of different States legal everywhere; deser
ton, &C, sufficient cause; publicity required no
charge until divorce granted Advice free.
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, 100 Broadway.
BRASDRErH's flILs.-wE CANNOT RECOVER OUR
health by taking out impurities from the blood
Some believe when sick there OF some
blood Ingredient; usually perhaps, of abumen We
know that BRANDRETHs PILLS take out all that is in
furious, and finally restores the health As rcmedyfor
coveness and ambitious physc they have equal
Principal Office Brandreth House, New York, and sold
by druggists.
INDICATION IN NORTH GERMANY.-MRS. LEVER
~ SONS Institute for Young Ladies',
TIIIERGARTEN STREET, HANOVER
For and further particulars address Dr. NJ
r. L,yerscD, 294 Broadway. New York, room H.
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A INVOLVEMENT.
-, II, THE T. UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
sold with the understanding that they exceed their
recommendation, and the very best HOUSEHOLD
and PHYSICIANS MEDICINES eXtant.
They supply of want never before filed
They form Regular System of Remedies for the prn-
cipal diseascseach disease having its appropriate
medy-thus differing materially from the Patent
cure as for all maades No person of intelligence
for a moment believe that one remedy all
diseases
Although but recently brought before the public in their
present FORM as FIRESIDE REMEDIALS, they are
rapidly supersedng the old poisons, Patent Medicines
and nauseous drugs
Numbers of first families keep them constantly
hand for the various ills ofe Many rely upon them
more than they do upon any Physician.
remedies all safe and never reduce the patient.
never render any liable to take cold never
obge person leave business; make their
tnuous use u condition of cure.
CATARRH, NERVO USNESS,
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IIEALrH. now MAINTAINED, AND HOW II

HEALTH now MAINTAINED, AND HOW TO CURE
IL Cont, rheumatism, Dyspepsia Biiousness Weak
and all Impurity from the body H. JUDD,
Professor OF Physical Education and Culture, favor
ably known in this city, is giving special attention to
bathing pracded by him only; per bath, %; including
exercise preparations for bathing, &C. III including all
exercises bathing preparations and pamphlet rcatinN
diseases and how TO- maintain health, - Female At.
address Professor JUDD, $. q. Foy. ioS Fourth
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