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4 TITU,vILLE paper says: Aman
called ~ enc % our shOs stores yes-
terdav aHI vsinlv essayed 10 get on
citeer number IL. II or I3 shoes.
The st0rekeeper hen suggested that
he should put on a thinner pair of
stockings and try on the box.
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IEoN every part Of the country
comes she crafty ing intelligence thar
suaH, oi tho indusirisl establishments
compelled % cease operations when
.-e psGic was ~ its heighs, are resu-
mig work some OF teen on half
tine, Others ou three-iOurjbs; third
class with less help thsn before the
Revision. All expect to gradually
aHgmert their capacities TOR prodac-
tioa until the Otd standard IS reached
s0sin.-Pitts51rg Dispatch
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quarters EuildinG. Northeast of Court HoUss
WIN attend prosaIIJIy 10 all business cnJTtIsJ
ed to his care April &c, 1872.
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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1873-12-19

TfORSET AZ Law ~ COLLECTION
q Agent Office IN C2rIiu's Block, oPpO
size the Court EOsizC- Special attention Civ
.u to collection III town ami country. Loan
negotiated ON favorable .cTI.is. lOct. 20. 1871.
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The Household Paneca.
and
fEEfnEu,anr

"a the best Iemedy in Tire world for the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the
Limbs ard Stomach, Pain IN the stomach
Bowels or Side. rheumatism in all its forms,
Bilious Collie, Neuralgia Cholera. Dysentery,
Colds. Fresh Wounds. Burns. Sore Throat,
spinal Complaints -SprainSand Bruises, hills
ard fever For internal and External use.
Its operation Is not only To relieve Ihe IA
tisuf. but entirely removes The cause Of the
complaint II penetrateS and rcrgadeE the
whole system. restoring healthy action TO all
its parts. and quickening tue blood.
The Household E'.BHcca - purely
ge,able ana All Healing.
Prepared by -
CURTIS & BROWN.
No. 2ij FulfOn street, New York
ForSale by al dIu@g'sIs July 25-ly
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CHARCOAL is a valuable internal
palliative in dyspepsia, and in many OF
the disorders affecting the stomach and
bowels. Taken in doses of a table
spoonful night and morning, it Is an
almost unfailing corrective of costive
habit, Mixed with softeniDg poultices,
it is cleansing, soothing, and healing
to foul sores. An occasional dose of
the powder produces a favorable i'm
provement in sallow or tawny COM
plexions.
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Wholesale and retail. Berly and Grape
Wine made from the Best Canada MEiSkey,
strictly pufe. Also, liquors OF all kinds,
strictly pure, and selling for nearly the -ame
price as j. usually paid Tor the poisonous I'M
station which is usually kept at the preSent
time. Dealers will Hud Il Ia their advantage
10 call, Two doors east OF Rand & Turleys,
Main cross Street, FindIay, Ohio.
November II, iw.
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Dentists.


3. A. Il EATS EEI, -. .. s.
nPERATIk T. and Mechanical Dentist
" OGice-9a, Main Street, above X. y. Ia
er & Co.'S Shoe store.
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1ruggiSts.
kIH UTBER co

\EALERS IN DRUGS, Stationery, School
Books. etc. Prescriptions accurateiy y COM
pounde,I at all hours-day or night. Perfectly y
pure Druqs-guaranfeed. Corner Main and
MainCrOSS Streets
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Prospectus for 1874 / Seventh Year
THE ALDINE,
Net for Sale in Book or News Stores

IA Illustrated Monthly Journal, ts7,heraaEI,,1,,
gIiticd 10 be The JTondscIyesi Ir7-io,Iicqlfy ne
IYOrid- 4 Representative Cp,tl CiGil9f1s,
u AaleTictta Tttsic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FORGERIES
Recovery of q Quarter OF n Million
United Statcs Bonds.

united states Bonds.
The recovery Of nearly quarter OF million
dollars of United States bonds which had been
obtained by Mcdonnell alias BidweI, and asso-
ciates. in the late Bank OF England forgeries was
made to-day. The facts concerning which are as
follows-
On the 5th OF March last trunk said to contain
wearing apparel, old and in use, was delivered at
the office Of the North Atlantic Express Company
No. Moorgate street, London, by person calling
and addressed to "Maor George Matthews, New
York. To be kept in bond at the express Office
II Broadway, New York, until called for'
The trunk was duly forwarded by the express
company, and reached New York by the steamship
Cuba, which arrived March 20, and "kept in
bondn by the company az per instructions until
saturday last, when woman calling herself Mrs.
George Matthews, presented an order for its de-
livery at the express office, duly signed George
Matthew'S" In the meantime the counsel for the
regard to the trunk, which led to it, detention by
the company until to-day, when 1t was taken pos-
session OF under an order OF the Supreme Court
by Nathaniel Jarvis, Esq, Receiver in the
opened and examined was found to contain
quantity OF wearing apparel, old and In use: two
gold watches. several miscellaneous articles ana
three packages OF United States hve-twenty and
tcn-forty bonds rolled up in soiled linen, amount
ing in all to 500, $780,
The bonds were found 10 be identical in class
amounts and numbers with those advertised by
the Bank OF England to have been obtained by the
Bdwell iorgeries, and I'm the trunk were found
cards and a card plate with the name OF George
Bidwell, a variety of memoranda, bills. &C., show
ing conclusvely that II had been shipped by and
belonged to him.
Out OF the 100000 obtained from the Bank OF
England by these forgeries, all but about $40 600
has now been recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS Avn
HERALD wHJTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS Ann
HERALD wHJTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Manhattan Ur1, Price Lfverpool Anrii o
VIA Queenstown 10th, with mdse and passengers 10 vii
liams Guion. - w
steamship Italy Q3r) Andrews Liverpool Apru o ana
Queenstown 10Th, with ,f0s passengers Ia + " I
Hurst April 20 no lat &c passed steamships spain ana
City OF Antwerp, hence tor Liverpool.
steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Vera Cruz Arril T. Pro.
greso nth and Havana 10th. with mdse
10 + Alexandra Sons April H. 81 miles ENE OF PRO.
gres0, spoke brig Jalapa from Laguayra for Hnmburp
steamship MORO Castle Morton, Havana April III with
mdse and passengers 10 Clyde h Co. - ~
-steamshp Albcmarle, Read, Hamilton (Bermuda Aprl
u, wii ndse and passengers To Lunt Bros Passed the
steamship Carron going into Hamilton we came out
ship Cyclone toi BOSTON, King, sourabaya Dee 4 with
sugar, &c to q Curtis Co; vessel Peabody willis
Co. Passed Bali Straits Dec TO- Cape OF Good Hone
Feb ~ crossed the equator March Y Ion 40 " had
very light Sc trades and took the NE trades in la
which compelled s to crosshe equator in the above
lost the NE trades In lat ~ NJ when we encountered
some heavy weather from the NV the remainder OF the
passage was accompanied with sudden changes; very
much out OF the usual course the passage from Tie
equator to port. ~ ~
Ship Neptune, Spencer, Liverpool % DAYS with mase
and passengers 10 e II Marshall a Co. ~
ship Valparaiso. Manson LIVERPOOL 20 DAYS with mdse
TO- Williams Guion. Was II DAYS 10 the Banks win
variable winds; thence days with westerly gales and
calm March 2 lat ~ 49, lon 4, spoke bark Son fr,
from Lizard Tor HALIFAX; April lat ~ 05 Ion IS IS shin
Beam Uamlear Br, from New Orleans for Liverpoo1:
18th, AM, 40 miles OF Sandy Hook. steamer CITY
of Washington, hence for Liverpool ~
Bark Aaron Goudy of Yarmouth. ks), Rent, Glasgow
March with mdse TO order Passed through Pentand
Firth March 81 March a. lat a 26 Ion 39J5, had heavy
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0aoe.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL q, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship saxonia (Ger Brandt. Hamburg-Kunhardt
Co.
steamship Wyanoke, Walker, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, Portand-J Ames
Bark Arcadia tNor). Eldridge, Cork Falmouth-Te.
tens n Bockmann.
Bark EidsyoId (Nor, Knudsen, Dundalk-retcns
Bockmann
Bark Madura Ger, Meyer, Hamburg-J W schmidt 4
Co.
Bark Grew Manderstrom (Nor,, Anderson, Dan,zic-
Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Josephine Martin, Pickett Cadz-John zittlosen
Bark Mary Marshall (Br), Wright Buenos Ayres via
Brunswick, Ga-Heney Parker.
Bark Baldomen (Sp), Millet, Barcelona-h Puig 4 Co
Bark Frank Marion, Dillon, Charleston-Jas Elwell
a Co.
Brig Jas shafner CBr, Mcwninney Cork for orders
Brig Cothilde daD, cafeiro, Gibraltar for orders
Funch, Edge Co.
Brig Pacico QtaD, Amodeo, Agiers-Funch Edye &
Co.
Brig Tubal Cain Stone, Matanzas-Jas Henry
Brig W ii Bckmore, Bickmore, Matanzas-H w Loud 4
Co.
Brig Arab Orr, Forest st Johns NF-Hatton Watson 4
Co.
schr Carrie W Clark. Cross Barbados-BJ wenberr
schr Dreadnot OBJ, slocomb, Yarmouth Ns-Crandall
Bertaaux Co.
schr Witch Hazel Springer, Mosquito Inlet
ley Gilderslccve n Co.
schr Mollie, Atherton Charleston-Evans Ban 4 ca
schr Lotte kiots, Vaughan, Georgetown, DC-overton
Schr II Russell Mehaffey, Baltimore-w cholmers
Schr A Lennox, Lennox, Gloucester-R Murray Jr
Schr w Baker Pierce, Salem-Donne A Gon
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

BY special correspondence from Rio Janeiro we
are informed OF the death of Surgeon william s.
Fort, of the United States Navy, serving the
Brazilian station on board the steamer Wasp.
Dr. Fort was exceedingly low, very weak, for
some time previous to his demise, and, indeed,
hardly alive, with an affection OF the heart, which
troubled him number of years. He had received
every possible attention from the officers of the
Neva, as well as his naval associates; but he died
at halfpast ten O'Clock on the evening OF the 18th
OF March, and was buried at the cemetery at Caju
next afternoon. Commanders Young and Quacken-
bush, Paymaster Browne, naval stOrekeeper at
RiO Mr.. Harleston and q number OF others at
tended the burial. These officers were TO 90 to
the United states by the steamer South America
and the officers oil the vessel had made all pos
sible arrangements 1or the accommodation OF DIR.
Fort, Captain Carpenter and Purser Davis OF the
South America. evincing much interest and kind
ness in the matter. DR.. Fort was q native of New
Jersey. He was commissioned TO the naval service
as passed assistant surgeon from that State on
the Sd OF October, In the year 1861, and was pro-
NOTED for service on the oath OF January, 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
A Money Plaster for Caldwell's Wounded
Feclings-Claims Allowed and Dis
missed.

Feclings-Claims Allowed and Dis
missed.
WASHINGTON, April a. 1873.
the Court OF Claims to-day rendered Judgment
against the United States In favor OF ex-senator
Alexander Caldwell for 35,sas on a contract for
army transportation in Nebraska In 1885, Chief
Justice Drake dIssent6d.
The only other judgment rendered was one in
favor OF Emily p. sykesdor sa,s52 in the Mississippi
cotton case.
An order was made Diminishing the case OF
Daniel Jackson, a clerk In the New York Custom
House, claiming extra compensation for services
as acting Deputy Collector at various times from
1864 to 1867.
Tue Court denied the mo ton to reinstate the
case OF Is, Schjfin A Son, OF New York, a Claim
unuaf the treaty OF Client for the loss OF vessel
during the war OF 1872
report was presented by Commissioners Hop
Ains randolph and Taylor, on some eight hundred
Chains. represented by Joseph Daniels Tor extra
compensation as employees OF the government in
wa, washington, under the Twenty Per Cent act or
1857. Judgment was ordered 70 be entered in
mv0r oil the claimants for about eighty Thousand
dollars. In accordance with the report, This week
Will probably he wholly occupied with hearing
argument I'm the heavy cotton cases known as .the
vicksburg cases." which involve several hundred
thousand dollars and are all to be tried together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

Marine Disasters.
BsnK CONTINENTAL. Doanc. from Messina for Boston,
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FLEETWOOD PARK

The two tr0ts announced 20 take place at Fleet
weDd Park yesterday having been made for good
dey and track was. IN consequence or the inclem-
enf state OF the weather. postponed nntD Thurs
day, after which announcement the assembled
GpOrts, OF which there was q large number, speeded
home ria Harlem lane. The lane was In 1Be order
for speeding, and between five and SIX =. M. pre-
scented very handsome appearance, many OF the
1T ones showing up, among which was Mr.. Rob
ert Bonner with stsrtle, who probably was The
fastest Of the fast ODe&.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22
THE NEW BOULEVARD.

The Commissioners Of Estimate and Award. APP.
pointed by the Supreme Court in relation to the
new Boulevard, met yesterday morning at the
office OF Mr.. John McClave, No. Pine street, to
hear objections to the proposed Improvement.
Alter waiting some time, and no persons appear
ing for the DIRECTORS, the Commission adjourned
alter adopting a resolution requiring Messrs. West
Aitken, Jellife and Kitchel, OF counsel for oppo.
nents, to appear this morning, at ten O'Clock.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or April. AND MAY.
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ships Sarah Nicholson, for Bristo Lillian, Bremen;
banks Queen Of the Seas Cape Town, &c Orion Cork
La vittoria Bnbinacci, Smyrna; ExandI Queenstown
pools Blair Athoi Montovideo; briggs Frlgate Bird Gron
stadt; Redowa Aspinwalli mozart, Hamburg; Homely,
tanzas; Ida Q, Havana: Richmond, Cardenas; John
Shay, Oienfuegos; schr Thos Frazier, Aux Cages.
Wind at sunset NV.
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schr Marietta Smith, Preston Horizons Point for Phla
schr Green County Tanner, Hyde, Providence for Ron.
schr Phillips Bradley, Providence for Philadel-
schr Northern Light, Parker. Wexford for New York
schr Joseph Porter, Fellows Pawtuckct for Philadel
eSr Hny Rss cS G ssw
schr ANNE Frye smith, FAN River for New York.
sehr Stephen Tabor Cox Glen cove for New WY YORK.
days with ship knees to Richards vessel to Boy;n
xS sss Ea asSss New
schr Kate MCLEAN, Collins, Hartford for New York
Ss$E sSsns a Fiss, New london SeW York
schr il billings Billings Calais for New York with
u sesr 70 q %a.n %s Gaa. for New with
schr John Randolph, Robbins, FAN River for New
sshr SlGtlda Northpor.foE New York. n,
schr Amos Faikenburg, Brackett Fall River for Pha
schrA Williams, Morrcl. Stamford for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamship Chesapeake, Mangum New York for Port
Brig Brig, Arabella Or, Brady New York for Windsor Ms
scbr Dolphin. Ryder. Baltimore for Boston.
sem, scnr II Williams, RUSSELL Philadelphia for Paw
sshr sterling: wall New Ysrk for Briaseport .deA'''
Schr L Brown Coleman, New York for Boston
London.
schr Allston, Fitzgerald Newberg for Boston
Schr Tnnis Depew, Baker New York for Hynnnis
schr franklin, Vail, New York for Providence
Schr Hunter, Currie Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Julia Il Pratt Nckerson, Philadelphia for Boston
Schr Willie Irving, Kelly, Virginia tor Fnirhaven.
schr star spangied Banncrs Blackman, Philadelphia
'schr Reading RR No &C. Adams, Philadelphia for Mys
tic. CT
schr Empire, Matthew'S Hoboken for New Bedford.
Schr Fannie Hammer, Brooks Philadelphia for Paw.
tucket.
Schr b l. Eaton, Adams, New York for Salem.
Schr Koret RANSOM New York tor Gardner
Schr ii Perry, Baylc Philadelphia for New Bedford
Steamer Electra, Mott. Se" sSrK TOR Providence
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A South American Patriarch,

HERALD special correspondence from Rio ia
Micro under date OF March %, reports as follows:-
Among the deaths reported is one at Itabaiana OF
a man 100 years. married three times and having
SO legitimate and 10 egitmate children Only 16
of the legitimate children still alive but, be-
tween one and another, he has 100 grandchildren.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PURT,IC SALE.

The subscriber intending to qut farming will sal
at public sale, near Greenvine station on the Kennel
Pike, on the farm of Robert Morrow in Christa n,
hundred New Castle Comfy, DEL, on Jhursday M,
sn Gay OF March, 1873 at O'Clock p. m, the follow
ing personal property: Three head Of horses
No. l. bay mare Polly, II years old, sound and
goou 70 WORK or drive anywhere.
NO: = Sam, colt coming years old large sine
Desntin style and active, bread from Prince Albert
No;s A family horse oyears old, Chestnut sorre,
soHnd and gentle In every respect
Mhe mead Of COWS good for milk and butter some
MN caves by their side, other sprnglng; four shoas
SInester whites lot OF chickens by the pair peach
Diow potatoes by the bushel.
Il. FAhMING IMPLEMENTS-one farm wagon.
nay rigging, one market dearborn, one Ciermantovn
carnage with poles and shafts, combined Mower
ana reaper, one Burdick hay cutter nearly new one
co,n sneler Van WicKle fan in good order, turnin
one roller, two plows, one twin harrow TIRES
SSaiVAtors In good order, double and single trees
5ia oIks, rakes &c one good grind stone two era,
@ nv W. oIr scythes, corn poles with steel points
o y low ladder, bean poles OK yoKes, OK chain
Nv Snalns tork chain, post spade, broad axe two
wagon harness, two sets of carriage harnesa
pi9w MARI collars, brides, halters, &c.
pAIhf fiATUhES-Onela large churn, one butter
-FOUR Dozen milk pans, In good order cream net
uest srainer bucket, milk buckets also a portIon
OF Household and Kitchen Furniture; such as cbsir.
peadsteads, benches, large COOK stove one narias
s'ove, lot o. iron bound meat tubs barrels f~,
CONDITIONS OF SALE.-All ms of COZ and
n sAsn over SO credit of nine months will h.
sue by purchaser giving bankabla note with an
Pf"feu ehdorser, with interest from day of sale
L.. w st,dh.r q Ca, ROBERT STUART.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
Public Sale.

The subscriber intending to quit farming will sell
public sale at his residence lat Hares Corner Vt alton
| New Castle Hd., about y miles from Wlmiu ton
on Friday, March lith 1873, at 10 o'clock his irt
stock and farming utensils, a follows:
Six head OF horses and colts.
No. J. Dick, most excellent family horse splen-
did driver.
Noe. Frank, n good draft horse.
No. 3. Nelly, good buggy horse.
No. 4. Fancy, fine driver, well bred, two colts
good stock.
Twelve first class mich OF the very best selec-
ton, will be in profit by day of sale, and Others
sprnging lt of pigs chickens and turkeys, two car
riages, buggies, farm Wagon, and hay rigging
(new); horse carts, Buckeye reaper and mower CONF
bned, 1 Wheeler Il Malen, horse power two rnKes
Zone ncw;) fan, plows harrows, cultiyators forks
shoyels, measures, bags hay Knives, poles with
steel points, double and single trees truck baskets
horse blankets, halters, cow chains, carriage wap,
gon and pillow harness. saddle and brldles lot Of tuf
nips by the bushel, / sleigh.
Dairy lXtures-Snch as milk cans some household
and Kitchen furniture.
TERMS.-An sums of $50 and less, cash; on all
sums that amount credit of six nths will he
given by the purchaser giving banKable note with
approved endorserwithout interest II paid when due
II paid when due interest from date or per cent
on for cash
" IA lunch will be given. No postponement on
account Of the weather. II 1t storms the sale will 20
on under shelter.
GRAHAM BLANDY.
L. W. Stidham Il Son, Auctioneers. feb 20
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

~ Inc subscriber intending to decline
In farming will sell at public sale, on the Il ~
C2Atarm OF Col. McCOmbs, near Clay -
mont in Braudywinc HID, New Castle County, Dela-
ware OH WEDNESDAY, March 10th, 1878, at ten
O'Clock, u. MI the following STOCK OF horses, cows
farming implements &c, which will be sold without
reserve, Four horses, all OF which good farm Oh
road horses, also colt two years old, sired by JOSEPH
iIuddlrs horse, Ben FTanKlin, Jr., q good nils
cows several OF which will have calves BY their siC
On day OF sale, bull two years old
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.-Twog good farm wa
CONS milk wagon, sleigh and bells al of which arc
in good order; one two horse POWER and thrashcr IN
good ord :, good mowers and rcapers combined |
grain drill, corn Shelter steel tooth horse rake
telegraph fodder cutter for hand horse, one Van.
wickle fan, ono double roller nearly new tlouebs
larrows, cultiyators spades, shovels forks, raScs
moving scythes and grain cradles iron vse double
and single trees, set double carriage harness, sci
single harness. two set stage harness, plough gears
cart gears collars, brides, hatcrs; Sc; one nrint
stone with friction rollers, whselbarrow.
DAIRY FIXrURES-Such as milk churns buck
cts, &c lot OF chickens.
Lot of household and kitchen furniture.
IERMS.--All sums OF $50 and under cash: all sum
over that amount credit of months will be give
by the purchaser giving banKable note with APPROX
I'd 'ndorScr, With interest from day OF sale.
MARCEtLUS PRICE.
l., W. Stdhum ~ Son. Auctonecrs, fell %