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O Il A T 0 B I o.
FOR THE BENEFIT or
THE FEDERATE HOME.

HAYDN's oRAToRIo, THE CREATION, will be
presented at
HIBERNIAN HALL
On THURSDAY EVENING, goth March, under the
direction and management OF Mrs. P. J. BARB0T,
assisted as on former occasion, by the best
Musical Talent In the city.
The following gentlemen, composing the Exec.
utIye Committee OF the Confederate Home, will
act as Committee OF Arrangements:
Henry Gouriin, Louis D. DeS assure.
VIM. SHEPHERD, Theo. D. Jervey,
Tneo. Stoney, Geo. Il. Moffett,
John S. Fairly, DR.. A. B. Rose,
]. Fraser Mathewes, W. A. Wardlaw,
II. Il. Raymond, 8. Y Tupper,
W. Aiken Kelly, ]. Bennett Bisse,
O. A. Bowen, Thomas Frost,
James Armstrong, Thomas N. Hancke,
las. G. Holmes, Jr., F.. Pelzer,
james q. Wilson, James B. Campbell.
Tickets 81. To b, obtained from any OF the
above Committee, or at the following places:
Charleston Ho:el, Holiness Book Store, King
street, Fogaiis's Book Store, King stI eet; Greers
Book store, King street; Henry slegl ng, King
street; Charles McClenagkan's, King street; J. R.
Read 4 Co., G. w. Aimar. A. o. Barbot, Walker,
Evans Cogswell, and the Courier and DAILY
NEWS Ofaces.
Doors opened at p NJ The Oratorlo will com.
msnce at 8 P. n. mch1s.3
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~ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any OF
the crew OF the British Bark AGNES CAMPBELL,
as no debts contracted by them will be pal by
the Captain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK d WILLIAMS,
mch7 Agents.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
Il sale Desirable Building Lots In he City OF
Gre, nVille, S. o., near the Depot o the Atlanta
aud Richmond Air Line nll road. those cesirlnX
10 settle In this growing and prosperous city will
find l. to their interest, TO address CuX, BRINE
q c., Postotlcs Box No. 7, GreenVille, >. U.
mch5.WBl8
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wDR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT Is
prepared by Physician OF twenty Ave years.
practice, and Is q compound Of rare excellence.
mchl36Dkw
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Guerial Il otirss.

S% CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
ASHLAND. from Philadelphia, are hereby notl.
fed that she is discharglng cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at Conslgnees' fisk and ex.
pense. All claims must be ma lie on wharf before
removal OF goo ia. VIM. A. COURTENAY.
mchl9.l Agent.
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rs THE "DOLLAR REWARD SOAP
saves Labor, Time. Fuel, Clothes, Money and
Women. DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS, Agents,
Charleston, s. G.
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Cost and GGnn6.

II OST ON FRIDAY NIGHT LAST IN
~ wentworth street, between Rutledge and
Coming streets, FUR OAPE. The finder Will
please leave the same ut No. ITS East Bay.
mch1S
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TUST ARRIVED, ONE OAR LOAb OF
81 large Turpentine and Timber Cart MULES.
Fur sale on time. X. 0AKMAN'S Sale Stables.
mchle-3S
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@r NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any Of the crew OF the British bark GRANTON,
VIM. Hollands Master, from Liverpool, as debts
OF their contracting will not be paid by Master,
or HENRY CARD, Agent.
mch 6-3
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QhiropGoist
BUNIONs, &C., CURED.

Mrs. KEOGH having returned to the city is pre-
pared to give relief to those suffering from
CORNs, BUNIONS or other g iseases OF the feat
as 10 her skill and SUCCESS as Chfropodist, che
refers, by permission, to DR.. Fitch and Or. ed.
ward North. She will, II desired, atteDa thd6e:
who may require her services at their residences,
She may be found at No. 90 Church street, be-
tween Broad and Chalmers streets. febs
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3GayDlnQ.

T1WO GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ AIN
first. class bnard In private family, In Meet
Ing street, near Battery. Address n. II. NJ. NEWS
ufiica mch191*
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FOR Gale.

N1URPENTINE LAEDS.-FOR SALE OR
4 rent, 900 acres Turpeniine Land In Christ
church Parish: aloo, valuable Plantation near
Adams Run. Address A. B., at this once.
mrhl9.l*
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MFRS. WALTER HAVING RENTED
Nl Mrs. Prinple's House, In Nummerville, for
the summer, viii oper Boarding House from
the frat OF APRIL ANY per, on visltlrg that place
She will be glad to accommodate Terms mou.
crate Refers to Rev. Toomer Porter. Rev. james
Elliott Mr.. James Il. Wilson, Mrs. E. Doucln, or
to MIS- Lois Walter, No. 10 Cannon street.
mchl2-wlm2mos
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To HUBBARD ARNOLD: Take notice that the
30 mmons, OF which the foregoing is copy Sn9
Ia the office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF common
Plels, in the County Of Charleston anu STATE
aforesaid, on this I'd OF December, 1877:
THOMAS P, LOCKWOOD,
febl2.w6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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81 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

The Annual Examination or the Junior, Sopho.
more and Freshman Glasses OF this College wi
take place on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY of this week, commencing every
morning at half.past O'Clock.
Candidates for admission into the Sophomore
or the Freshman Class will present themselves on
MONDAY, oath instant, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
F.A. PoRoHER Secretary Of Faculty.
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ITO RENT, THE PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL
LERY, corner King and Liberty streets, for.
merly Known as "Schlfey's." Also, Back Store
Uf same Building, on Liberty street. Apply at
No. l76 MeeiI5g street, one door above George
mchlI1mO
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Annlpersarles.
vt. JOSEPH'S LATIN SOCIETY.
SECOND ANNIVERSARY.

SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
The st. Joseph'S Latin Society will celebrate
Its Second AnsiVersary, THIS DAY, the 1sth In
slant.
The Society will assemble at half-past seven
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Hloernian Hall, for the
transaction OF business, from which place they
will march In the anniversary procession to st.
Johseph's Church. After tae services are con-
cluded the Society will march as before, back to
the BALL.
In the evening there will be a meeting OF this
Society for the purpose OF electng Officers for the
ensuing year, after which they will partake OF
SUPPER. r. RUGGlERO,
mch1s Secretary.
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AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER
N EU-To close up an estate. the Store and
Fixtures formerly occupied by Perez Fridenberg,
OF Jack ,oIv,le, Florida deceased, il offered for
Rent or will be sold on easy terms, together with
portion o. stock In store.
The Store is located lu The bast business part OF
the CITY, is built or brick, SO by 80 feet three st0
res high, French roof, and Brick Warehouse in
reur. No bonus required. For further informa-
tion Gpply to the Undersigned.
HARRIS SOLOMON,
No. IS Reade street. New York City,
Or to HENRY P. FkIBENBERG,
Jacksonville, Florida,
mchSlmo Executors Estate Perez Pridenberg
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JORSEsl HORSES! HORSES !

CEWIEG MACHINES.-ALL DESCRIP-
- TIONS OF Sewing Machines repaired on reA.
sUnable terms and at the shortest notice oy J. L.
LUNSFORD, Smith street, just north OF Went.
worth g. rect. jan22
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
N HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND OF TIE SOUTH
WESTERN RAILROAD BANS.-CaARLE>TON,
s. o., MARCH 8, lS73.-The Annual Me- tlns OF the
Siocsholders of The SOUTH Carolina Railroad
Company. and OF the southwestern Railroad
Bank, will be held In this city, in Ihe Hall OF the
aux OF Charleston northeast corner OF Broad
and State streets, on TUESDAY, April proxlmo
at IL O'CLOCK 4. N. On the following DAY an
ELECTION viii be held between the hours ol A. M
and p NJ, for fifteen Directors ul the Railroad
Company, and thirteen Directors OF me Bank.
A Committee to verify proxies VIII aLIeha
Stocsho.ders will be passed over the ad 10 ana
from TIE Meeting free Of charge.
J. r. EMERY, Secretary.
mchs, 2.l5, ,lS, %, 500, apr1,7,s
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DOARDING.-GoOD BOARD, WITH
I'D comfort tile rooms, on reasonable terms,
at No. II Broad street, between King and Meeting
streets. leoZZ
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GG Rent.

mo RENT, TWO NEAT FRONT ROOMS,
with nae OF kitchen II necessary; large yard
and clstern. Apply In Anscn, I'd door from Cal
hnnn street. mchl9.1*
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TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il CHARLESTON COUNTY-BENKY l.. CHS.
OLM, Administrator LANES ]. CHIS0LM. ys.
CATHERINE B. CHlSOLM, MARY f. CHS LIN,
ct al.-In the Common P:ess.-All pertons having
CLAIMS against the Estate Of JANE J. CH1SOLM.
deceased, will please present the same properly
aileSted, for payment 10 The subscriber loI til.
with. JAMES q. PORTER,
Special Referee,
mch:4 fmw3 No. ~ Br; ad street.
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Annsements.
THE THIRD LECTURE OF

THE THIRD LECTURE OF
PROFESSOR J. W. MILkS,
"The Imagination and fancy OF hakespeare as
Illustrated In the Tempest and Midsummer
Nights Dream, with comparison with The Birds
OF Aristophanes," Will be delivered at the Con.
tederate Home, Broad street, THIS EVENING, the
18th OF March, commencing at half past O'Clock.
The Rutledge street Cars will wait until the
coie OF the Lecture. mch1s
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Eeaal Notires.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ three months after date, application Will be
made to the Bank OF Charleston for renewal OF
SCI ip, No. 1882 for 1wenty.f"ur t24) half shares
or The Capital Sock or said Bank. standing In
i he name OF Miss E. T.. pklNGLE, the original
having been Lost or dettroYel. mchl9 lamOS
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ITO RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF
story slate roof Residence. No. SO Ashley
street. Water and gas throughout house. Thor.
ough repal 8 will be made for q Iesponsl6ie ten
aut. Apply at No. 20 hayne street. mchls-s
THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
MODIOUS Building. No. l49 East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF TnR
NEWs, and formerly known as the French Coffee
IloLse For terms, DC, apply ct the Office OF
THE NEWS. No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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nON'T THROW AWAY YOUR FADED
~ Coats q. Pants. but get them Nicely Re-
u,wed at OTTO SONNTAG'S, Dyer, Wentworth
street, near Arteslan We'll. mch19-Wf2%
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GTATE, OF SOUTH CAROLI*A,
- CHARLESTON C0USTY-Tn The Common
pl-as.-WILLIAMS s. BROW vs.. ISAAC +. HUNT,
DAVID WATTS and HUBBARD ARNOLD
To DAVID WATTS and HGBB ,RD ARNOLD,
Defendants In this ac'lHM: iOu are her by sE'n.
mnned to answer The complaint In this al ttlou,
which hus been fled in the cflce OF tile Clerk OF
OF the Court Of Common Pleas l"r the said Conn.
~. and to serve cupy Of your q! swer on The
subscriber at No. 80 Broad street within twenty
days after the service Of this summons, exclusive
OF the day OF service.
II you all to answer this complaint within the
time herein specified. the paintin WIN Apply 10
the Court for the relief demanded In The COM
plaint ,oonuoon
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To oDAvID WATTS: Take notice that The sum.
mons, of which the foregoing ~ copy ana q aiso
G. complaint In this action, was duly nleo 10 tne
office OF the Clerk NJ the Conr' OF common pleas,
in the County OF Charleston and state Aforesaid,
VII ''''' :" " THOMAS P. LOCKWOOD,
PaiRtllI's Attorney.
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Waitls


TWENTY FIVE HANDS WANTED.
Amply at BRANDT'S FOX FACTORY, Meet
lug street. near Line. r. V. BRANDT, Agent.
InChl9.1t
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TFYOU WANT TO SAVE ST, AND HAVE
i good dtting Shirt, 60 TO LANGLEY'S Man.
uIactory, No 161 King. below Clifford street.
mchl8.2S
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passage through the centre or the storm, and Also
tnink. proving ITS true cyclonic character. The
fury and strength Of the wind and the height and
irregularity OF the sea perfectly ndescrbabe,
90 shall not attempt impossibilIty, but con-
cent myself with enclosing the chart, to show
that We we're In the centre OF the hurricane and
exposed 10 its widest fury.
The gale commenced with at south, shifting rap
IDLY TO southeast and east where It blew for about
three hours, whilst we were running at the same
time about fourteen or fifteen knots west or west
by SOUTH true. We were then IN the centre about
half an hoLr-calm, with terrific sea on. Then q
sudden burst nom the westward, which lasted
without intermission from i've p NJ, Sunday, to
seven A. NJ, Monday.
The hurricane proper lasted about seventeen
hours, but We had strong gales and high sea both
before and after the passage.
Its probable track-about northwest, thinks
taken merely from the one observation and wants
confirmation rom other quarters where the gale
was elt. remain yours, PRO BONO PUBLICO.
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THE CANADIAN G. II.

Second Days Proceedings OF the Royal
Consnisston-slow Progress and an
Uafnseresting Session.
OTTAWA, Sept. g. 1873
The FIRST witness called was Victor Hudson who
gave hrs evidence In French. He knew nothing
about negotiations between Sir Hugh Allan and
Americans: was Q member Of Carriers Election
Committee; knew large sums OF money were sub
scribed by friends towards the elections; heard
Sir Hugh Allan was subscriber; did not know to
what amount
Mr.. Besubien, to whom Sir Hugh Allan paid
$1,000, Was next called. but aid not appear, not
having arrived IN the citJ.
The Court adjourned Tor an hour 70 allow Mr..
Bestty's etters which we're produced yesterday
by SIR Prancis nlncks, to be taken down and ap-
pended 10 his evidence. The nrst letter points out
10 sir Francis the feasibility of constructing o
r~cinc Railway, mainly by the fundamentally of
American capitalists and such Canadian influence
and capital a. could be subsidized. Sir Francis
an reply shows that Mr.. Beatty and the American
company which he represented we're under q mis-
apprehension respecting the railway and the policy
o. the Canadian government u American CAPT.
Canadian capitalists OF equal means must also
he Interested u Gas neither the intention nor
N connection vita TIE proposed work. The first
things Cor the soverntnent 10 consider we're the
give 10 sId me resd' before policy vas decided
upon PROPOSE ion could be entertained Beatfy's
second letter similar % the nrst only that he an
pounces hlmssu a. representative OF American
Eenuenen DESTROYS O engaging IN the enterprise
and urging ufon Slr Francis the necessity OF Inn
proving the Tine. ar francs replies I'm q letter.
intlmallng that heatty DID not know what he was
taklns about ans that BE-. kersteman and others
had b, inladicions pFooeedings injured great I'M
Sothlnr o. importance vas zone IN the afternoon
sraason the time being occupied IN reading over
the evidence % sec NJ correctly rendered. Tnere
are a. more witnesses on hand but some are en-
pecfed 20 fnorrou. sm FRANCIS nincks slightly
Amended one 81 ne answers IN this manner-it
sas aver Proposed ~ anyone ~ give the charter,
ana enc aoVeTnment never coutemrl giving n
~ am oos untl me silurs Of tue sroru TO anal
samsie the 100 Canadian companies.
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elpcs Mond.y evening issl an entertainment OF
consaers1le merit has besu gsen nightly under
the anrpices % Samner Post No. "a Grand Army
Of me .epabic CO ths bensnt Of the Charity Fund
OF sad POsL. a. ne Academy of Music. which n
sacreslv asyuss1 - the relief Of widows and
orpAans Of soidiers AMI sailors VINO were Killed In
tle last var Tue PERFORMANCES consists of . series
M actns ana hriluant tsblssax. Illustrative Of
batfle and neld scenes during "a active campaign.
n IA tnpossibie Tise q sul idss o. TIE play or
scenic eject uut Tor grandeur snd orlinAncy
nnfrsne on the srsre has surpassed The latter
Ths memb~rs ~ zoe above nsmeo Pest represent
the characters m ne psf, and are assisted BY TIE
A. ndenrs of Mkor camp. ne brass hand ~ the
Home n also one ~ TIE sstracuse FEATURES of
o,,s tsr~~ more perlormsnoss vm tHks plaos 60
the kcs1~ms and ms noble chArfts should re-
c~lvc toe earnest Support q en- ever generous
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THE MEXICAN VETERANS,

The celebration by the veterans of the Mexican
war on the 18TH Of this month OF the capture OF
Mexico will undoubtedly be very creditable and
interesting AFFAIR.
The following letter OF Mayor Havemeyer in re-.
Spouse TO an invitation to be present and accept
ing It, as well as onerng the hospitality OF the city
n OF Interest,"
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. CITY HALL
NEW YORK, Sept. s, 1873 I
Major General JOSEPH HOOKER, United States
Army, Chairman OF Committee OF Arrange.
ments:-
DEAR SIR have to acknowledge the receipt Of
your invitation to be present at o reunion OF the
veterans OF the Mexican war, to take place In this
city on the 10th inst can assure you It will give
me peculiar pleasure to greet again, after an IN
teryal OF twenty -hve years. the survivors OF the
men whom had the honor to meet and receive In
is<s on the memorable occasion OF their
return from the field OF their trtumphs
accompanied. as they will be, by many
OF the of1cers OF the navy as well as OF
the army who we're distinguished In the conduct
OF that war; o1er you now, as then, the hospital-
ties OF the city and the assurance that the memory
OF the brave services OF that day is still green and
grateful In the hearts OF the people. l Will be
happy 10 meet you all a. the guests OF the city at
the Governors Room In the city Hail. at sucn an
hour on the 18th inst. as may be convenient to
yourselves Yours very respectfully,
w. F. HAvENEYER.
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having $50 on her person, and that she has been
dead since Tuesday last Captain wogom claims
mat mere VS. 4, Win Young Wamsba1s
man. and that, some codness having sprung up on
his part lately; she had been very cry, despondent.
No one else seems to know OF this fact except the
Captain OF the Fifth.
Miss Knowles, OF No. 2O3 Nintn street, yesterday
handed TO the sergeant In charge OF the Fifth
precinct q red Russian morocco portmanteau,
which she says was given to her by Mrs. Merrigan.
Miss Knowles also delivered up black silk sacque
belonged to the deceased. A HERALD reporter WAS
unable TO elicit anything further rom this lady
The police had warned her not to say ANYTHING TO
HERALD would be able to ind ont all It wanted to
know without the help OF the police.
STILL ANOTHER COINCIDENCE.
The HERALD reporter learned from one OF the In
nabltants OF the dwelling that o boy had been
employed all Thursday afternoon in removing the
furniture OF the Merrigans from the upper into the
lower story, to room which had been rented by
tine the prisoners Certain it is that at the
save an old table, a stove and Spps the broken ,
police want to get this Individual that they deny
the reporters the liberty Of speaking with the
THE coRoSERs INQUEST
Coroner whitehiil intended commencing the In
quest In this extraordinary case last evening; but
time ne concluded to issue notices to a suiiicient
number OF good citizens TO meet him at the scene
OF the tragedy nc ten O'Clock this forenoon, when
he proposes to empanei Jury.
The following named citizens have been notified
to appear a. jurors:-yoseph r. Thomas, q. W.
buckingham, Theoc re Green. John Young, Charles
Pendeton, Edward Q. Mofitt. ". B. Boynton and
w. b. Palmer.
No post mortem examination OF the body has yet
been made, although the Coroner gave orders to
that effect. Il viii probably be made this FORE
noon. when the Coroner and MS jury will agree
when and where 70 meet for the purpose OF making
q thorough Investigation OF what many believe to
DE the most deliberate and cold-blooded murder
that was ever committed for greed Of gain.
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TIE nuRDER or DELLA ooRooRAx

Yesterday the weeks preoeedinxs N me triai Of
the negro. George Bysrs. Cor ne murder Of Della
corcorsn. we're wound no by NE taxing of add
tonal testimony. which seems 10 BE- purely eircum-
stantlaL the case Iooks bad fcr me accused az y
now stAnds. on Monday TIE state VII rest and
testimons or the defence VII be tnken. Judge
bedie wiz then Charge the jury. ana tnen peop.e
can nave an idea of the guilt o. Innocence VI ne
prnon1. u Ne seruxet u<sk aA1
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SINGULAR CASUALTY.
Tive Men KILLED.

About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Frsnh
Anderson, second mate Of the brig Atalaya, ana
Timothy r. Russell. deck hand, fell from the
masthead OF the vessel which lies at pier IL East
River 10 the deck. Anderson nrst fell on Russell
and thence 20 the side OF the boat, from which he
tom, he having sustained . fracture Of the skull.
Russell Was taken 10 the PARK Hospital and died
soon after admission. Later In the day the body
OF Anderson was recovered BY graphing and sent
20 the M0rgue. HIS tamily 1--we o. Gowanus, l. I.
He was thirty years OF age. Russell was for tY-ntno
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A CHEERFUL CORRECTION.

In report OF proceedings in criminal case at
Jefferson Market, prisoner, Miss Lizzie Lee is
said to reside at No. lis East Twenty third street.
The character OF the young lady Ia such, however,
that her statement was at the time very much
doubted. and 1t Is now ascertained to have been
untrue, a. IL IS denied by the very respectable peo.
pie who reside In The house which she CLAIMED az
her dwelling places
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THE CYCLONE.
How the Russia Felt the Cir
cular Storm.
A VALUABLE RECORD.

NEW YORK. Sept 2. 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the HERALD OF this morning l observe = re-
mark to the eject that II was as remarkable as
It was fortunate that none OF our transatlantic
steamers, incoming or outgoing, were caught In
the merciless grasp OF this wild tempest"
beg herewith to enclose you a rough chart OF
the positions OF the royal mail steamship Russia on
the afternoon and night OF Sunday, the Gath OF
August, showing her position on each side and
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Mr.. O'Conor stands, by common consent, now q
che head Of the Bar in this State, and ! think
may add IN the United states. He is one OF On
few survivors OF the old school, Everybody woui
admit that II he should be selected we should have
Chief Justice Who in integrity LOFTY virtue and grea
legal requirements, would fully equal his most dis
tipguished predecessors II u barely nosslble ths