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CENTRAL AMER1CA
The Fire.


New YORK. February 2S.-Several tele-
grams have been received from Panama via
Jamaica, by merchants in this city from
their correspondents in the city OF Panama.
which fail, however, excepting . single ln-
stance. TO give any information regarding
the extent of the conhagration that lately
occurred there. The dispatch referred to
gives the loss at 81 100000.
How the Governments Of Honduras
Changed Hnnds.
PaSAM., February l6. President Arias
Of Honduras, after being besieged in Ca.
margua, the capital, by the united forces of
Salvador and Guatemala. capitulated on
the thirteenth ultimo. and was made pris'
oner along with Senior Delced, his minister.
There was a profusiou Of bloOdshe1 before
the city surrendered.
Senior Leiva. as President. now remains
in full possession OF the government OF
Honduras.
Separation Of Church anu State.
Advices from Valparaiso say that the
Minister Of the interior. in speech, stated
that both the government and country de-
sired that there should be- separation be.
tween church and state.
Earthquake.
A strong shock of an earthquake was felt
at COpeapO on the fifteenth ultimO.
The Chilian volcano has opened crater
on its eastern side. and it has made the
winds blowing from that quarter insutfera-
bly, hot.
Fire In Panama.
k1SGsro., Jamaica, February 2i.-Thefe
occurred q very serious fire in Panama on
the nineteenth, which consumed greater
portion OF the city. Among the buildings
burned were the Grand Hotel, City saloon
and bank. The loss is roughly estimated
at 81 ,OOO, 600. the major portion of which is
covered by insurance. No further details
received.
sugar Crop Short.
Failure of rains in December have short
ened che Barbados sugar crop by 5000
hogsheada.
Afaiss in lfaytl.
Affairs in Hayti are very unsettled.
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FOREIGN.


&evrano Declared President Of Spain.
MADRID, February 2S.-Serrano has been
declared President Of the republic of Spain,
and General Zabala, Minister OF War, is
appointed President of the Council Of Min
isteys.
Ca1iist Successes.
General Morionez has failed to relieve
Bilboa, and it is reported his army has
been defeated by the Carlists, with the loss
of 5000 men IN killed and wounded.
Amposta, forty seven miles southwest OF
Tarragona. has been captured by the Carl
lists.
Left Madrid.
President Serrano and Admiral TOpete.
Minister of Marine, have left Madrid for
the North. Rabala will act as President
during Serranos absence from the capital
Garrison withdraw from TOlosa.
The government has withdrawn the gar
rison from Tolosa, in the province of Gupuz-
Goa.
The TichboPne Claimant Convicted-Fouf.
teen Tears Penal Servitude.
LONDON, February 28.-The trial of the
Tichborne claimant, ON charges of perjury
committed during his trial for possession
Of the estate, which has been in progress
upwards of $50 days, was brought to . close
this morning, and resulted in the conviction
Of the accused. Tho jury, after being ont q
brief while, brought n verdist sf guilty
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BY TELE GRAPH
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 2S.-The
House, after the consideration of some pri-
vate bills, INDUCED in promiscuous debate,
and Mr.. Brown, of Kentucky, made a
speech, arraigning the Republican party
for its many political and financial sins.
Mr.. Miliiken, of Kentucky, spoke adversely
to Mr.. HOar's educational bill.
The Election Committee reports in favor
of Sloan as entitled to the seat now occu-
by Rawles, from Georgia. There is minor
ity report from the Election Committee in
favor of Rawles.
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1IIRsy GRAND MILITARY
FANCY CALICO BALL
OF THE SEASON.
TO be givea BY the
ANTOINE GUARDS. COMPANY "F."
Third Battalion Infantry. L. s. N. G..
SOg THR BENEFIT OF THEIR RELIEF FUND.
AT BROWN HALL
NO. 100 MELPOMENE STREET.
On Wednesday Evening, March i, 1874.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
lieutenant Colonel Emile Detiege, Chairman;
Gel. +. c. Antoine. Lieut.. Thomas J. Hill
Major VIM H. Greeus Lieut.. Edward Brown.
Capt. VIM. Deperu, Capt. VIM. Mercer.
Capt. VIM; G Johnson. Capt Cart Jsstr,gpes,, Last Apes,
mhl It, Ticket. 81.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
Parties des.ous OF procuring ladies' invitations
for the
GRANB FANCY DRESS AND MASK
be given by tho
0ENfLgMESs HEBREW BENEVOLENT AS
soCIATIoN. At
EXPOSITION BUILDING.
On Saturday Evening. March 2. 1874,
win please make application TO any Of the under
0igned committee:
SIMON COIN No. 1872 POydras street.
JOSEPH MAGNER, No. l58 Common street.
HENRY MEYERS, No. "a Chartres street.
D. SANDAK, No. Al Chartres street.
SELIM BARNETT, No. So Canal street.
N. ]. SHWARrZ, corner of Crsulne and pecstur
etreets
A. BLOOM. eorneI OF Magazine and Natchez
Alley.
J0B SIMON, No. 6 Magazine street.
LEON MEYERS, No. 63 Common streeS.
MAX BRAUN No. Gil Magazine street.
LEON LEVY, No. los Canal street.
No lady will be admitted TO the ball without an
Invitation. fe25 mil
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Amer, Church.

There will be sociable in Ames' Church
tomorrow evening. Music and literary ex-
sroises viii be provided, and . good time
expected.
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Railroads for Military Use.

NalIrOAd1 fOH NIlltAfy Use.
A report from Quartermaster General
Meigs at Chicago to the Secretary of
War regarding compensation tor the
concludes: NO compensation has ever
been allowed to this norto any other
railroad company for the use Of
or for damages to any railroad in the
States lately in rebellion. The Quarter
master General believing the recovery
of the road from a public enemy, and its
restoration to its former owners with the
cost of expenditure Of defense and repairs.
to be full equivalent for its use."
The report has special reference to the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad.
Mrs. Gaines Testimony In tho Durell
Case.
The best analysis of Mrs. Gaines evidence
seems to be that she met Judge Durell
some ten years ago, when he stated to
her that, having an interest adverse to hers,
he could not judge in her cases. Subse-
quently he presided in a small case, but
refused to act further. Mrs. Gaines cOun-
sci, Stone dead ii We years, suggested to her
that q sum of money, and alternate
lots of certain property, involved in in
the proceedings. would prompt Judge Durell
to action.
Mrs. Gaines exclaimed. "That would be .
crime; would starye first" Afterward
she met Judge Durell, who referred her to
Colonel Norton, whom he quotes as saying,
that if she would consent to Stones propO
sition, Judge DureH would hear her cases.
1t is fair to say that the whole story is con
sidered wild.
The struggle ON Monday in the senate.
The struggle between Senators West and
Carpenter. on Monday, whether the new
election for Louisiana or the army appro
priation bill shall take precedence. will be
watched with great interest, as an indica
ton of the sense of the Senate.
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AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY or Music
Monday. March 2, 1874,
BIDWELL'S
COMEDY AND VARIETY COMPANY.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.

PRoGRAMME.'...'".'.'''PRoGhA""h
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
To procure an Organ for
Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church'
Under the direction of Professor Grunebers. st
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Tuesday Evening, March 3, 1871
To begin at half past seven O'Clock.
PART FIRST.
La Muette de Portici (Auberl,
Miss Ophelia and Master Bernhard Btuenn
2. Duet-Theres a Sigh in the Heart (rrlcker), T
Racitatiou-The Legend Beautiful (LOngfeOw),
o. Ao' Miss Alice Willis
q, Solo-Smile of Hope Parody Miss ida Smith
< Dmet for Piano-Moses in Egypt (Rossini),
" Misses Jesse Hay and Mary A. Hall
g. Soprano Sole Estella (TOrryl. Mise Middemiss
Z. Dutch SpeCialties. MT. ". d bo"ue'i
PART SECOND.
I. Les Syphes des Bois (AsheIl.
2 Solo-Remember Me (Mainingerl
Mr. Charles Van Benthuysen
~ a Mr.. J. B. Guthrie
a. Echoes from Fatherland. MI. J. Il. Alsgln
s SOlo-If Thou COuldst Know (Balfe).
Miss Mathilde Gruneberg
6. The Haunted House,
Messrs N. J. Bowden and J. H. Hisgin
Admission. ....................ruty 1eha'
mhl 2t
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WASHINGTON.
General Howard,s Trial.

WASHINGTON, February 2S.-The investi-
cation in the case of Freedmen's Bureau
General Howard commences ON Tuesday.
The Question Of Nl0ieties.
The Ways and Means Committee will
consider the moieties question until dis
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turn TO specie payment, as called for alike
by the highest considerations OF CONNER
cial morality aud honesty and economical
government
sixth. While we are i'm favor of all Just
and equal taxation necessary Ia sustain our
Government and our public institutions.
we are opposed To all unjust and unequal
systems of taxation. which tend To favor
one class at the expense Of other classes OF
the people.
seventh. The public domain OF the
| nlted States is the property of The people.
and as such should be preserved for the
people. and We condemn the policy of
wholesale grants To speculative corpora
tions for the benefit OF the few 10 the cX-
clusion of the many.
Eighth. We are opposed To all monopo-
lies which operate for the especial benefit
OF privileged persons or classes. and 10 all
combinations or corporations made 10 ei-
feet purposes hostile 10 the best interests
OF the people.
Ninth. That we recognize the grievances
OF which the industrial classes complain.
and we favor Government policy that
shall impose such restraints and prohibit
lions upon grasping corporations and
stock gamblers a. will prevent those iinan-
cial fluctuations which have ever resulted
in debaSed currency. official detalcation.
ring robberics, bankrupt employers and
starving workingmen and women.
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HERBALIsTIC REMEDms.-lh former
days. if member of the household be
came indisposed. the family -head. undcri in
structions from the ,.Tay-haired dame.
went To the forest or the field 10 gather
herbs or berries. from which were quickly
made invigorating extracts. which ere
many days brought the patient safely
around. and saw the family gathering once
more without missing member. How is
il now? The slightest indisposition brings
the family physician" with his hand
some carriage. He feels the pulse. exam
ines the tongue. looks very grave, writes a
few lines OF hieroglyphics, charges big
fee. and leaves, only TO return the next
day and find his patient mercurialzed sui-
riciently to be- really sick. week or two
of attendance follows, and therein lies the
secret of wealthy physicians. Com
pare the physique of the present age with
the past. and the story Is complete. Read
or. discard chemicals and try herbs. If
YOU are i'll. try the great herbalistic rem
edy. DIR. J. WALKERS VINEGAR BrTrERs.
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Household Panacea and Family Lini-
mcnt.
WHY WILL you SUFFER-?

To all persons suffering from rheumatism, Neural
To all persons suffering from rheumatism, Neural
gla Cramps In the limbs stomach, Bilious Colic,
ga Cramps in the limbs or stomach. Bilious Collie,
Pain IA the back. bowels or side, We would say The
Pain in the back, bowels or side. would say THE
HOUSEHOLD PASAcEA AND FAMILY IISINEyr Is OF
HoVsEH0LD PASAcEA AND FAMILY LISfERNr Is OF
all others tao remedy you wan, for internal and ex
all others the remedy you want for internal and ex
ternal use. IL has cured the above complaints In
tcrnai use. 1t has cured the above complaints IN
thousands OF cases. There is no mistake about ~
thousands OF cases. There Is mistake about II
Try II. Sold by all Druggists.
Try IL Sold BY all Druggists.
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CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors.
No. 2l5 Fulton street. New York
Bnovn's Bronchial Troehes fer Coughs
and Colds.
COUGH.

COUGH. COLD or SORE THROAT
Requires Immediate attention. and should be Check
ed. II allowed TO continue, LIMITATION OF TIKI
LUNGS. PERnaS9Sc THROAT AFFECTION. Or An
IScURABLT IUSa DISEASE is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
Having direct influence on the parts give immcdi-
ate relief. For BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. CATAREH Coz.
srxPrIvE AND THEoAT DISEASES, TRocHEs are used
,odh dtsays good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC srrAKnRs
Will find TRocHrs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking. and relieving the
throat after unusual excrion of the vocal organs
Obtain only "DEows's BRONCHIAL TEocHEs. and
70 not take any Of the worthless limitations that may
Dc offered. Sold ereryrhsye.
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Mason 4 Hamlin Cabinet Organs in
Russia.

These instruments are making their ex-
cellence known 10 the sovereigns of Europe
rs well as those of America. London alone
has had nearly one thousand of them since
the beginning of last year. and the London
Choir mentions il as significant that one OF
the best portraits of the Russian Princess,
whose recent marriage to the Duke of
Edinburg j. SO magnificcntly celebrated,
represents her rs playing on one of these
popular American organs.
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HARLEMvnLr,c Columbia Co., N.Y..Julys,'7

HARLEMynLE,C Columbia Co.. MY. July 9, '73.
X. V. PIERCE. VI. d.:
De0r Nir-lour favor l. Just received. |
intended 10 have written 10 YOU several weeks
since concerning the improvement ia my
health, which J. now very apparent. ! have
used one bottle of FayOrite Prescription with
the best results, although | will admit was
somewhat discouraged after H. use (for a
short time only. ] took II under very disad-
NantageOus eircunstanccs-ha the super
vision of the house and during the season Of
a" house cleaning ! was obliged. through the
incOmpetency Of help. 10 do more than
ought, and. of course. suffered drcadnilly,
lifted when ! ought not 10 have raised lny
hand, and did all could 10 bring order ont
Of chaos. but upon having aside all cares
and continuing the remedy ] find after using
less than one bottle 10 be- 50 much benefited
that have discontinued the use with no re-
turn Of the symptoms Of which | wrote YOU.
have suffered terribly aud what added 10 my
distress was the consciousness of not prOcur-
ing relief from ordinary sources, az times il
seemed about impossible TO stand 80 great was
the distress. All Of these sevese neuralgia
pains have disappeared. they were 80 bad al
times could hardly walk without some eX-
ternal pressure. They seem to have left me
like magic. suddenly. and have had no return /:
all other SYMPTOMS have been removed The
severe weakness and fanincss have disap-
peared, and | can 90 up stairs with compare
tive ease now. would have informed YOU
ere this of my improvement. for Appreciated
il. but ! was fearful IL was only transient BEN
eft | was receiving. but | think sufficient
time has elapsed 10 consider the beneficial re-
suits permanent. Accept of my best wishes
for YOUR future success and your kindness in
advising me. Very truly.
Mrs. VI. NETTIE SNYDER.
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Thirty Years Experience OF Osr
Nurse.

Mrs WiNsLow's sooruISG SYRUP is the prescrp-
t1n OF ~ the best Female Physicians and Nurses
IA The nitsd States and has been used for thirty
years with ncyerfailing safety and success by mill
az mothers and children from the feeble infant
~ one week old 10 the adult II acidity OF
tie tomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the bow
,s and gives rest health and comfort to mother and
calld ~ believe IL 10 be the Best and suresi Rene
fy 30 tEc World in All cases OF DYSENTERY and
DiAEl,HGA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from
TscthiAScr from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle. None Genuine
Unless the fac-simile Of CURTIs a PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper.
SOLD by ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
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WE noticed in one Of our exchanges this
week the statement Of Dea. John HodgkiQs.
of South Jefferson. Me-, whose son was cured
OF incipicnt consumption by the use Of John
sons AROdyRc IiRimcm. We refer TO this
~ this time a. tending to corrobQratc the
statement we made last week in rdls'ion to
this Linimcnt as applied to consumption.
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III Congress had employed as much scien-
tific skill in the arrangement Of it, :. Recon-
-truction Policy" M the close, rs the War De-
partmcnt did at the beginning Of the war. IN
arranging for the manufacture Of what was
called NheriddR'S CdruirB Condition POir-
derS for the use Of the Cavalry horses. no
doubt the Union would have been restored
long Exchange.
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The Greatest Farmer in the West.

John Wentworth. Chicago. wishes thos'
desiring improved cattle, horses. sheep
hogs. fowls. mules, etc. to write TO hin
for his circular.
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Don't TAMPER WITH CoUGH.-Perhaps
I'm the whole category Of diseases 10 which hui
manity j. susceptible. the cough j. most neg
lecied in its early stage. A simple cough l.
generally regarded ~ a temporary aiiliction-
unpleasant and nothing more; but 10 those
who have paid dearly for experience. il j. the
signal for attack for the most fearful Of All
diseased consumption 4 cough will lead 10
consumption---if not checked-so sure ~ the
rivulct leads 10 the river. vet il j. an easy enc
NV TO thwart. il met by the proper remedy.
Ailcn's Lung Bdisdm j. the great cough rem
edy of the age. and has earned its reputation
BY merit alone. Sold bv all good druggists.
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THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING

Muffin Recipe eggs, quart Of
flour, pint of sweet milk. ounces OF
butter. ! gill Of yeast, tcasp0onful Of
salt.
-Pancakes.-A farmer gives this rule
which he has used for thirty-iive years :
Take good rich buttcrnilk, put In soda
enough 10 sweetcn it-for a family OF
eight take , quarts OF buttermik and tea
spoonful OF sOda-stir in Hour enough To
make a light batter and fry Immediately.
--Buttermilk Yeast Powders quart
of fresh buttcrmilk made up with corn
meal To a stiff batter. with teacupful Of
yeast. Let it rise; then add enough Hour
to make il stiff dough. Let il rise u
second time. Put II on dishes or boards To
dry in the shade. Rub it up, and keep il
in "A bag. To quart of -four put ! table
spoonful Of yeast powder.
Stuffed Cabbage Take large fresh
cabbage and cut out the heart Fiji the
place with sluiiing of cooked chicken or
veal. chopped very fine and highly sea-
soned. rolled into balls with yelk Of egg
Then tie cabbage firmly together. and boil
in covered kettle for two hours. Ii makes
a very delicious dish. and j. often useful for
using small pieces Of cold meat
The best way 10 keep hams and dried
beef Is to pack in dry salt We have tried
il several years with perfect success. An
old salt barrel is convenient Set il in
some cool, dry place; put quite thick
LAYER of salt in the bottom: then pack in
the hams, using the pieces of dried beef, il
you have any, for climbing: cover with
salt. then hams. and salt again. till the bar
rel j. full. There is not the least danger
from insects if the hams are smoked and
the beet dried and put away early. before
the flies come around: and they are much
nicer % handle than when put in ashes or
oats. or anything OF that kind. -Egchange.
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HrARING REsToRrD.-A great invention.
Send stamp for particulars TO George y.
Wood Madison. Ind
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BROWNS vERMrUGE COMETS

From other cause than having worms in the stom-
ach.
BROWNS vERMfUGE coMFITs
viii destroy Worms without injury to the child being
perfectly WHITE ans free from all coloring other
tons
CURTIS BROWN. Proprietors.
No. 2i5 Fulton street. New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists. and Dealers IN
Nedicines. at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
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.NOTHISG BETTER said Or. John Ware, Of
Boston than Cutler Bros celebrated VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAM. for Colds and Consumption.
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NV sending us the address OF ten persons. with
AM 10 cts. will receive. free. abeauftful Chrome
n and instructions how 10 get rich. postpaid.
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PEAp THE FOLLOWING /.

What the -. Louis Journal has 10 say:
READ AND kEFLEcr.--To such a. may desire rem
cdy for this curse Of humanity. Consumption, Aliens
Lung Basam gives the anchor OF hope.
Aliens Lung Balsam has been tried oy thousands,
who give evidence not only by writing testimonials.
that they have been cured but by their physical ap
pearance.
The recommendations this valuable remedy has re-
ceyed from those who know the good has done for
them, place Aliens Lung Basam In the front rank of
the healing and remedies of this century.
CAUTIOv.-B not deceived Call for ALIENS
LUNG pALSAM. and take 40 other.
sF- Directions accompany each bottle.
j. " HARRIS 4 Co. Cincinnati o.. Propretors.
RI For sale by all Medicine Dealers throughout the
country.
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Res, and Oldest Family Medicine.-san-

fir F. L's.r IHriVDr1ala purely Vegetable cat prfc
aud TH0ie for Dyspepsia. Constipation, Debility,
Sick Headache. Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ncufs 81 Liver. stomach aud Bowels. Ask your
Druggist Tor N. Beirprs n inif0fioHs.
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Ministers and Public Speakers,

Who are so often afflicted with throat diseases will
md sure remedy ia this Balsalr. Lozengcs aud
Waters sometimes give relief. but this Balsam, taken
q few times. will insure a permanent cure.
VIII all those afflicted with Coughs or Consumption
give this Balsam fair trial2 They viii be nleased
with the result, and confess thar the SURE REM
EDE Is FOUND AT LAST.
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PAYING EMPLOYMENT
SCHOOL DIRECTORS sSsgI ";sa ssG::!
r. COLDEN

LNfRF
for circular. X ALLISON. lis Chambers Street n Y.
pDE PER DAy Commission or $50 week Sal
sNZeD ary, and expenses We offer IL and will pay
~ Apnly now. G.. Webbe a. Co.. Marion. o..