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New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
ALBANY.
THE RAILROAD CLASSIFICATION ACT.
ARGUMENTS AGAINST MIR. GASsoNs BILL BY wM. 81
EvARTs AND SIMON STERN.


EvARTs AND SIMON STERN.
IBY TELBGRAPH TO TRIBUsx
ALBANY, March 10-The Senate Judiciary Com
mittee had hearing tins afternoon on Mr. Gansons
Dill authorizing classification Of directors of rail-
road companies 80 that ono-hfth shall go out Of
ONCE each year. William NJ. Evarts appeared in
opposition TO the bill. but did not state whom he
represented or by whom he was employed. He ex-
planned the English Classification law and said that
effects there obvated by the fact that tho
English law gave to the stockholders Of all corpora
tons constant control and supervision over tho
Board OF Directors by requiring them to call meet
ing OF the stockholders whenever IS of their number
representing onotwenteth of the capital stock.
should ask it in writing He admitted that an
amendment to Mr.. Gansons bill giving stockholders
al the election Of directors power to cay by vote
whether they should he allowed to classify
or not would render the bill less objection
able, but at the same time it would
enable board, after it had once been classified. to
retain coutrol Of tho management of the road for
three years, In spite Of the stockholders. The his
tory Of railroads in this country had shown that
stockholders were not in tho habit of capTiciOusly
changing Boards of Directors who faithfully dis
charged their trusts and therefore there little
danger TO permanenoy in the management which all
agreed WAS desirable in permitting them to elect oil
the directors annually and in tho management
was corrupt it was necessary they should have this
privilege.
Simon Stern who said he represented the Cheap
Transportation Association, also addressed tho Com
mittee He said that the objects sought by the BILL
namely. porpotuty of management and the proven
ton of a capture OF the railroad by combinations to
control tho olec OF Boards of Directors, were de-
siralAe and necessary. but he doubted whether a
cassihcabop bill would effect the purpose. On tho
contrary he believed it would facilitate tho Oper
ations of men who sought to control a railroad for
speculation selfish purposes liis remedy for the
mismanagement of railroads minority reproscn-
taton in the Board of Directors and he proposed as
substitute for Mr. Ganson's Classification bill bill
introduced few days ago by Senator Wood amend
inq the General Railroad act as to provide for
representation in the Board of Directors of all tho
interests Of stockholders. This, in his opinion
would prevent the capture of road by gamblers IN
its stock guard against cOnspTacies IN the Board oil
Directors for selfish ends. and insure permanency III
the management. Mr.. Stcrn's argument was quite
different from. and in respects contradictory
to that of Mr.. Evarts, and between the two tho
question was left in such doubt that the Committee
is said to stand thre0 TO two IN favor OF reporting
MI Ganson's bill
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PROFITS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-At the meeting
OF the Pennsylvanis Railroad to-day the annual report
was read showing the receipts Of the main line to Pitts
burgh TO be $2i earnings siJ.7O3 receipts
Of the united New Jersey roads ss5l63s net earnings
Al 724 551 deduction In rent OF roads and canals
Shove loss on the Jersey roads of t6s6S9 leaving
surplus OF sl3c77 the net profits on the whole line
from NewYork to Pittsburgh, after providing for the
10 per cent dividend interest," &C. 1t was resolved that
the report be printed and that committee OF seven
sbarebolders be appointed Investigate the condition
=, tho road and repor In full the results OF their
byation. The meeting was unusually harmonious.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
LOUIsyILLE MYSTERY.

LOUISVILLE, March 10.-Adolph Rammens,
Ia. Receiver, OF this city, died suddenly yesterday
His life was insured chiefly in Eastern companies Tor
about sf5oooo Of which amount 10000 was obtained
within the last egb, weeks The insurance agents mere
procured post mortem examination OF the body ana
the stomach sealed up. for chemical 70 ae
termne the cause Of DEATH which the family physicians
csrtitv vss eorgeston OF the brain rumor s current
on the streets that Ranmens was Delindhand IN ms
accounts with the city, though no evidence o, suen "a
have met the Finance Comnittee OF the City conner
yesterday afternoon for . nnal settlement OIL hia
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire broke out early yesterday morning in
the barbers shop Of Lewis sterner who occupies tho
basement OF the threosOry brick tenement house, No
1913 Thirdave.. Brooklyn. The flames spread rapidly.
and the barely had time TO escape, while John
Oakes ago 28. jumped from the sec0ndstory window,
fracurng his right leg The total loss about 50
Lewis Storner $780, insured for $500 IN the Phenx lE-
surauco Company Thomas Cahill, 500, no insur-
snce; John Love, AOo no insurance; Mr.
Murray and Mrs. Ford. zach $780, no Insurance
Robert Ferrer owner Of the building. $780, fully in
sured The origin OF the fire Is unknown. While pro-
ceeding To the ire Thomas Burns. mem0er OF Engine
No s, was by the engine and had his leg frao
tured lie WAS removed TO the City Hospital
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
THE BOSTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE srfLL REJsCr-
ING ITS SENALg MEMBERs $3.50

BoSToN, March 10.-AlthOugh tho Supreme
Of tho State has decided arc no oosr
sutuonai objections to the election OF 70 10
School Committees this State. pcrpexfties bid
fair involve this question: and sccordiae W presess
appearances 1t will be time before tho wosnoa
elected last Fall will take their seats In tho scAsos
Board which, satisfied with the decision Of tho oSHre
again referred the matter tho CITY SOLICITOR. Tnne
Official sent his opinion TO the Committee tonight ana
again adverse TO the He said that he haa
always agreed with the position OF tho court that more
constitutional objections, but took tho groun0
OF the state II IL probable that saturs win nov
pass law legalising tho election VI women W suoa
positions. ..
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE dressers of Lynn. Mass. are sboas
70 strike for Of
IA strike of Philadelphia hotel waiters has he-
fr increase w.gs from SIC 70 $25 moab snd Afse
tast IL will become general
80. "A l.. Cook, formerly in the employ Ct L. -.
found dead Ia the hehds on hon1aS -
Des Moino and Prairie City, iosA He probably 'assss -
hal died Of exposure.
IA number Of citizens Of WaverIey, ". Y. have
DO oi
employees Of the Lehgh Valley Railroad and depoang s sess
tho strikers obsrachug the st tha. place.
Moses Stevens. a well-known Boston job
printer missing Feb "a. ne he'd beoa uat -
Bostoa -
supposed sck daring the nigh. ard M ovoboad
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"Whpt ought TO DO considered Honestly and Legally
Gold gold gold q alloy folss all the rcq~reaersa
lcsr gold considered honest gold il looks well and ssa'
we'll All other proportions fail in their pretenaon aud easa IA
H. and css may tolerated they hAs besutfai prea
u,ed with base sdulteranl"Vde The Book OF Hall hsrn
visiting Bngsnd should Mr. STREsEns STORE isaa
Conduit Bons bcndoa BnSlasd. aud 'aspeet hx
choice gold AMI ssehf sassh 1scSe. cses~
ami bronIs. Catalogue post fres
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
HoNoRs FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIS
LATURE

BOsToN March 10.-In the Massachusetts, SEN
ate to-day Gen. Banks OF M1dlesex. for the Committee
on the death Of President Fillmore presented series
of resolutions eulogzng the high worth and services of
the late President, copies OF which will be forwarded
to the family OF the deceased Gen Banks supp emcnted
the resolutions with brief tribute 10 tho character,
ability and distinguished official services OF exPtesideLt
Fillmore. The resolutions unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
NAVAL Orders.

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-Master John Car
vim has been ordered TO tho shawmut; Commander r.
f. Lewis has been detached as member Of the Board
Il Inspection and placed waiting orders Lieut.. H. o.
O Colby has been detached from the Wabash and or
dared 20 the sheuandoah Lieut. Jamos r. Selfrdge has
been detached from tho Franklin and ordered 10 the
nedo ty and ordered TO the Portsmouth at Mare Island
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

tnstou OF Gss Washington or Of Con Jsckson Tor OF
anpief Fancy Roger Il. Taney, when Secretary u The
Troasury signing 6aDborn contract or 0rderfaR tks
payment OF lnoieties JayDef Tbese thngs, RrosS -
thay are are but the fruits OF for ~
roots OF which we must look deeper.-tBsumors -
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A fire occurred last evening on the upper
floor of No 52 vesey-s occupied by L. Hoss manuac-
turcr OF paper boxes. His stock damaged 1880
The lower occupied by Bernard Buddo. dealer
M glassware. Loss 81 900. The building was damaged
$500 Tue losses arc covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
SEIZURE OF TUE EDGAR STUART.

BALTIMORE. March 10.--The steamer Edgar
Stuart soized by the United states Marshal yestsr
day upon libel for sesmen's Tho captain sass
claims that $500 is duo h,m.
LATER.-The hands Of tho steamer Edgar 5tewart
were paid or to-day, aud the vessel released.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
40 .ccrorNT TO cAMILLA URsO.

BosroN, March lO.-Madame Camilla Urso, the
yolnist was severely burned on the hand and arm To-
DIV at her rooms I'm Beaconst. by the explosion OF
e.alc ol "keyos9las slapopg w. s'2as ioB hgAiea
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

Thou provide for the futnre rbey u
MOI wait entered BY burglars put l,ct hcr
doors wait m bursts and barns their child before
Talking Of CARBoLIo SALss
minds as many Of The Sc
t Il hss aad ssne -
Ious HENRY Sold tyervwhere JoHs hRssr. CUaSAA
3 Co. Propr,egors, 5 aud College place. New fora
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

l0Osts qaie, sbd weak at 6016ie WsS
bl9 Prime s2l io Cheee L, dal y.
9a Rog Whisky quiet At soc for ogsans VI Oa
CiBcnnlt Other articles unchanged Gold lll% sschsssss
New-York SICh', "a premium; Sterlng. 5.39Gj.40.
WLsNGToS n. G.. March l0-Splnu iurDeatos dali Al tk.
dull 81 80 tor Strained Crude rupeniine steady 81 W ka
Hard: % 30 for Yellow Dip Tar steady At 81 30
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
PASSHNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAyANA-In st>smshp cresceM Csig M,rA ioIi
Mrand, and wife Camel Edwards WIFE, Miss Miranda dc ks
Miss JUL. O. Sesmen john Carlton Thons mspley Miguel Baxs
PcYnura JOS d. s. silva jose Isnaso Svs Alfred Aarry
Mnrry Wssdel II. bwing jose Ma Gags Comes a. y.
Campo T. Csmwg r. 4 Hammond r. Blapole j. T. Tsh@ss~s
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

man and ex-dov. Dennison were especially active In
urging the removal Of Dickerson and the OF
HURT although there s nothing 10 indicate that either
Of the latter gentlemen aware of tho schemcs
which wero to be furtherod BY the change
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
THE STATS OF TRADE
HAVANA MARKET.

HuyAra M,rch l0-Sugm nominal Hrcbsnge reguisS ssf
settled United States 60 sS @eI prc@,snl
premium; 60 gold lO91l08 sAsN
sight, li00lI preum London l250l 80 Pss
l05 a l0I premium; Spanish gold llSQi23 preuuun
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

Ruptured People, iOn the dangerous wire gtns
horrible metal Husss Ibe bLAsriO ihos, Sos
Broaisay pture comfortably night and das TIL cured
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Guefial Notices


Pest-Ofnco Nosice-rhs for the west sadG
SATURDAY Maros ~ 1874 h ohce ieibss o.
IlkSLAl sI In VIDA aSuAt ~ Ss a. ssA - eAv
tEDAf ., II a. ~ sad ksA a n ,sEkk Z ~
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

candle. seamstress che apartment had the pres-
eDco OF mind to envelope Madame Ure0 with bisnket
and eKtnSuish the flames. aud thus. doubtless. saved
lor He.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

Bosros 10The following -tstsnen of te B,sos
NnoBs BsnGs returned Ceang MoudsY aoraiss
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
AN ENGLISH TRIBUTE.

LONDON, March 1O.-The Daily NeUS contains
an appecatye obtuarytartce ON tue late exPresident
Fillmore.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-11

ss@A hsIaoJ -
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

even IN his condition Of drunkard an attitude Of
refinement. The lady. MISS Kellogg. VINO sustains
mlrable naturalness, and even some ewhat Of
Raohehie intensity, and the young lady Is pleas
getner there II unity OF excellence In the per-
1ormance seldom witnessed on any stage
yet found creation are The .Octoroonn and "rhe
Gided Age" The iormer has all the iasti-
dIous nhsh or It's author and his clear, close dia-
logue, cut with the cunning chisel of a literary
Canova But the latter appeals 10 larger and
more laughing sympathies, and that quaint
numor, WINCH TO the American, Is "A sensual "
the danger ol such dramas as RIP Van Wlnkle''
and "ine Giided Agen is that they tie a
great artist 10 the one part, like Mazeppa to his
steed. Who has not listened with delighted smlie
TO tie many exquisite creations OF Jefferson; but
his fancy the raven above the bust OF Rip Van
Winsle answers-never more. Su., they both
come In the dramatic heavens as the cross came
TO Constantine or he star led to Bethlehem, the
sign OF healthier aud holier American drama,
racy OF the soil. For the drama Is . teacher.
ESto perpetual AN OLD MANAGER.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
HERALD SUNDAY 21 174-QUADKUP1E

Steamship Mediator, Martin. Fernsnetns and Fort
ssesmssis iontg0mery Faircleth savssnsA-R Low
ten
tssnsAip San Salvador. Nicksrson, ssvsnnah-w y
Garrison
Steamship Charleston. Berry, Charleson-J outa
ssesmsnp Old Dominion walker Norfolk, City Roint
and tsichmold-Old 0minion Steamship co.
s1amship George Elder Lawrence Norfops-old
Steamship Knisn;, Chichester, Georgesown, Dc-J
Kenyon
Steamship George Cromwell, Bacon, Portland Nc
Clara seaman.
Steamship chesapeake. Mangum. Portland-J Ames
steamship Nereus Bearsa, RostoD-H Dypock.
ship Ce.estiAl empire, Barstow Mare lsland-J Bigler
BARK Pietro q dtaD, schianno, Liverpool-J Benham.
Bark LEX NOR, Nielsen. Liverpo0l-C fobas d Co.
Bark ErstatnIngen ,Norh Jensen London-Funch,
BARK Neptah RUS. Nyman, Queenstown or Falmouth
tor orders s-Tetens Bockmann.
BARK Leocadia Ger, Wenke. Bremen-Funch, Edge
Co.
BARK Resolve (Sor) Barth, Lispon-C Tobias a Co
Brig lneinlc, Whey Port aa Prince-R Murray, Jr;
Brig Nancy tBr), Mcbride. Pictou and Hahiax-C W
- schr Freedom tBr,, Hatfield. st John, NB-Heney /
scnr Thomas p Ball. Ryder Indianola-Evans, Ball 4
schr Ridgeway, Townsend Jacksonville Warren
schr J Il lockwood, Hardcastle, Brunswick. Ga
schr Tarry Not, Timmons, Charleston-Evans Bali
schr Ben Davis, Wilmington, nee POWELL
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC-Zopnar
schr EDWIN lngersoll Norfoik-slaght Petty
Schr Wake, tsandy. Baltimore-Slaght Petty.
Schr Kate Thomas, Barlow. Wareham--FerRuson
scnr Splendid, Phinney, wareham-Ferguson !
Steamer Mavnower. Eults, Phiiadelpnia-James Hand.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
Maritime Miscellany.

NJ See port news
srE.ssHIr AGNES, from Havana for New Orleans a was
towed into the Southwest Pass yesterday disabled.
SHIP NORTH AMERICAN, Tucker, which arrived At Hon9
% aoay IN s 0ns mas the sd
the e July. she lost three anchors. three hawsers
ana ~ chain and large quantity OF cargo hSa
BAnK Rosa oLIvARI QtaD. Carbone from New York for
s before repored foundered at sea on Inc
BARK RAMBLER CBr,. before reported totally lost at
Pembroke was In tow of tag and was under too much
and aground II being ebo tide. the bark remained and
sns e nd SSSSs nailed fwG ram
me- ss9s W.. was %s and
pool after collision. bound to Galveston she col
% he ths e aa
carried away stem and cuwater and susaine ID
her bottom
Bn,o EssEs Br, smith at Rotterdam oets from WI;
hurric.ne from sE and hauling Sn round TO
Sa niaE hs cabin ana for
in the vessels hold. mainsail toresa and head sails
ta lee so SuI part .e .psaan
deck washed away and other damage
BRIO HENRY PERKINS disposed Of at United States
e ,s S;
BRIG WAVE Br). Fader. from New York for Para, be-
fore reported lost. was wrecked Sept at Bragauca
scuR PAuLus (Ger) from Rio Grande for Sandy Hook,
which back Aug % leahy had damaged part Of her
cargo.
eosnoid Mills to be delivered in Bedford, and Inc
loss will therefore fall on the shippers
ScnR ANN CREGAN Gapar from Portland 18th inst for
ausn w Of mini Sdas in Fox f
She Will repair and proceed.
scna MIDNIGHT IS ashore At Loyds Neck Ii and laws
I o up Go hs s S the nave
scHR wM PENN. Thompson, from Cambridge, Nd, for
KennebHnk hs with a. cargo Of snip timber but pn.
IN 8 the ssy '0' AA'nS sprung
scHR IRrs Of Northport lumber loaded, from Bangor
having been ashore near White Head portion o her
repairs.
scnn IsAsELLA THOMPSON, which in collision with
sa o
@ o. put Y ssp Kept up ey her sarge Of lumber The
ScHR MARY MILLER Dayton, OF and from Providence
for New York. in ballast is ashore Southampton Ii
s sns hs snG beach, @ =
WTeckias 60 sent their steamer Iackawanna her
scnH HENRY TEaRILI, from South Amboy with coal for
New while PASSIVE hgIgn hs Cate night Of
post causing her to leak badly She was hauled of BY
pairs
wall ashore on PonI 'Ss Sd sa
came of next morning with assistance of tugs and
scnR MARY WARD, from Philadelphia, was ashore
23d inst OH Chester Island
Whalemen.
Reports from Greenland Oct state that bark Nile,
taken OF Cape Farewell. The schr Helen r do, took
2 large whales last spring
letter from Boston gives Fayal advices Sept l8.
No whaler had arrived since previous reports Bark
Addison sill 10th with 500 pbls oil freight and
the Azor WAS expected TO arrive at Boston abou. Nov
Spoken.
cSsy f ss sea knHws on g Liverpool for
ship Button (Fr), La Grange. from Newcastle NSW,
for Francisco Oct 500 miles sW of San Francisco
ship Derbysnire t,r) CauseDrook, from Brisbane for
San Francisco, Oct TO- $50 miles SW OF the Farralone
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrERpAx, Oct a-Arrived, bark Frsternitas (Nor),
Jacobsen, Baltimore.
BRExERHAvEs, Oct 2-Arrved, bark Europa Ger,
Pchlcr, New York.
BRISTOL, Oct 2i-Arrved brig Belle Walters (Br), Ed
gett MiramichL
BELFAST, Oct A-Arrived, bark Karnak (Br) Cook,
Philadelphia.
DUNKIRK, Oct 22-Arrived, bark Nictaux (Br Masters
Philadelphia before reported arrived l6th
CoRUSNA, Oct Arrived, schr 4 N storcr, Wade,
New York.
DEAL, oct2-Arrived, bark Sarah Cam tBr), FL
dridgc, Quebec
HAvRE, Oct 2a-Arrived, bark lima (Nor), sorensen,
Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 23-saied ships Caledonia, Potter,
New Orleans: Cormorant tBr), Coster San Francisco;
Hamilton Fish, Bryant, New York (afier putting bac Ky
barks Emma Hartman, Nichols Boston; Morro Cas-
tie. Jewett New York; Chaplin, Bunker. United
states.
LONDON Oct 23sailed ship Constantine, Creevy, New
York; bark Merlo QtaD, Bozzano, do.
LISBON. Oct--Arrived, bark FRANKLIN (Nor), Clement.
sen, New York brig FRAN t>or) Andersen do
NEwRY, oct 24-Arrived. brig LObbligo ItaD Re-
petto, New York.
PLYMOUTH, Oct A-Arrived, bark Sarah Kingsbury,
Waterhouse, Montreal
Oct 22-Arrived bark Rhea Ger) Budig, Phil
adclphia.
LONDON Oct A-Bark Franklin (Nor), Erchsen. before
reported ashore in Bay has been hauled OF
and towea into Holyhead in a sinking condition.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. "a, 1874.
CLEARED.

stcamshin Adriatc Gir, RS. Liyera,ot vin Queens
town--R COrtis.
steamship city q lonreal Bn y.rch0uso, Liverpool
via yucenstown-Join Dale.
steamship Parthla Brl Watson, iiyeruool-C ~
Francklyn.
vonS
Steamship Greece ar Thomas Lonaon-F W J
steamship Nsin Ger. Leist Bremen via south amp
steamship Colon, Tanner, AspnwalI--Paciac - Mail
Steamship 20
steamship Geo CLYDE Pennington Galyey,ou viz Key
Vest Mallory Il Go.
steamship Cores, Freeman, New orlcaus--Clark
Seaman.
.steamsbir western Metropolis Quick, New Orleans
Baker.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
Va r;LLANEOUs.
A .
DIR. ELIZA FOSTER STILLMAN,
st. Denis Hotel
Magnetic Physician.
both chronic diseases by the laying
OF hanus Uice hours from TIL IL and from till &
MY METHOD OF TREATMENT.

m -
physical ntirnit.es, Through magnetic influence i'm
preudces indifference and unbelief with which SHAH
Not only these but the graver charges OF charlaan
ISM false pretence and imposition will also have to be
But trusting The power Of truth and the conscious
the public a. a naineile physcian: 80 -. .
M a H dscpe &c nu srres M
declaration de that beeveth on me- the works
@ he do s But a
the source Of tins it's my mission to prove It's ex
Accepting the necessity Of scientific research have
and conyersant with diseases and their remedies:
but this reSard adjunct to the better part OF
have practsca among all classes and conditions OF
every character diseases Of the blood pa
81 the e M Of eye ndo
lem haT. aSsr a snss & a s al Kinds Of maa
evers pile skin diseases, which can be sent 70
well established the beneficial results from personal
have selected from among the many voluntary .estimo
mails from persons who nave been under my treatment
who resides in TINS city and can readily be have
others rom prominent public characers members o.
Colonel Don piatt the Well known Journalist many
FROM GRACE GREENwoop
marvellous, naa almost written miraeulous, healing
power Of Or zs stillnan have had most sa,isiac
the effect Of her peculiar treatment IN others shs
snd " rSa OF
the scent Of disease as the needle TO tho magnet.
she need question her patients 10 discover
the secret OF lassitude that hand knows and
apparently Of its own accord She actually SEEM.
to the matter, hut an ardent desire
to relieve suffering through the strange power which
she believes direct gift from the Divine ealer the
Great Physician. GRACE GRBENW0OD.
WASHINGTON, June 2 1874 =
LrsnRrY SrnEEr, New York CITY
DR.. ELIZA SriLLxAHs
DEAR MADAs,-ln Justice to yourself and the
fit OF the aniiseu beg leave TO make the following
statement:- Il
My wife had been invalid for three months
fined 10 her bed Ia helpless state OF rheumatism, hay
Within twenty minutes after the application Of Mrs.
Stillman's she enabled to use her limbs freely and
without pain.
make this statement freely aud shall most willingly
confirm the to any who may wish TO makoiuf
ther inquiries s. VAN WlkKLE.
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
SAILED.

stesnsEpe Adriauc OBr) for liverpool: Psrthia SBr.
Ger s@sn giOps !sr S..c.. ASSpss !.,!T ss Apds: 8
3ohns, NJ Colen Aspin vail; 0eores Clyde, Calves
ton and Key West; Cortes New Orleans; Western Me-
salvador savannah. hSnlgomery, DC: oh oGhharleston l
lon Richmcnd 90; . Knight Gecrgstoyn, PC: ,ieo
Elder Norfolk; barks Lady Eiizabeth Sbr2, London
ANNE Vail ,Br Barbados virginia Ponta f,.ae a
New Orleans and anchored in Gravssend Bay; Mozart
Ger, Santos via Richmond Va; schr Israel snow. st
Croiy
The New York herald., 1874-10-25
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau, No 46 Fleet ths arrivals and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, OF
American aud all foreign vessels trading with the
United states the will be cabed TO this country
free of charge and published.