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c poYn ashore a. Soiona cannot

BARK DAVID PorD ashore a. colonia. cannot be saved
BARK TnEorHILIE MARIE Orr. Lebreton. from. Iiayt
for Havre, with logwood anc hides put into Bermuda
miles nom land she about three rers
OF an hour ana then got OIL ana proceeded bu nnSims
8 tons log wood. VIII discharge for repairs
n Rinx & rery Cape for yssS
&c. and renamed in port lh, but would resume her
Jan 10 from Canning, Ns, was what damaged when
pairs.
BAG HELEN Q PHIsSEr: Boyd from oadiz for Glouces
surned her voyage Jan ii. having repaired.
BSa Assn vA r Kirkha from St Martins WSt
1io q INST s very sppsd
1 or o e d H II H ns ea
VA m until the g % It to
lowertopsail lore and main slaysail until Pm,
SO aAr xss 70
u anu % h rss s was the X
carrying away torcmas,head and all attached on 2ist
bore up Tor Bermuda.
mel, sernrad la Jan VITA the captain very III.
he hayna been struck with sea- Capt. knos re malped
mate, Mr. schulenburg.
BRIG JOHN BovD (Br), at Halifax 18th inst from Bau-
count Of severe weather.
scns II P, BLAIsDKLL tof New York;, Smith. now at
Providence has been chartered to load for New Orleans
ana return on private terms.
scnn ALucAron q Calais now at proyidence has has
Wnier A'' '"''' A"u VIII 10y ~ 'A'''
scan EoRrsr CITY (ot Ellsworth, Johnson from Hobo.
tened to Jan avoid damage by ice
there and lay up balance OF winter.
Now " 81 & nd uc mas5
with sprung and sails gone bulwarks stove
ana ~ the and m Ss
from the north was encountered in which was Obliged
!Sund ies1 water + shs Sola On ssa. iss 50
"a M q the m I anS hove hpyed
Which stars ne bsiwarss sicve sy and boat split
mast and nowprt sprung and snip sun Leasing badly
auction on the 10th. $500,
Sem a.RRIsr BAKER Of and from Thomas!op Me- with
on re. wrecEers were S Stripping her 40 - ''''' w
scnR CARL I4orHRop from st John, NIB, for Havana,
w 40 .a her
decks tor examination
the joe ogSs
srrAxrue WV MORGAN before reported sunk the
S % % 5
city. -
NORFOLK, Jan ls-Despatches from False Cape this
Eornins state that change has taken place IN the
stion Of senr chas scamns sv The weather has mod,
rasS s '"ss s wRd ST. Il
has 359 tons unrened sugar on board about IL tons av
Is poor there being feet Of water n her hold the
ns saEer Until he fur
Their advlces from the owners and consgnees.
NEWPORT Jan 1.-the work of dredging the harbOr has
been until spring on account OF the ice and
weather
PORTLAND, Jan le-Informatlon was received at the
Grand office in this city to-day that after the last
OF tins month the Allan line would run two steamers
from this port.
PROVIDENCE Jan l6-The ice extends below Plum Beach
Buoy, distance of ~ miles and is quite thick.
a dr6 81 Ss Oh
1ire. dad not sink but grounded on mud Hat There
lection
lsth-Bark Midas before reported missing, and which
arrived here Jan H. reports was oil the mouth or Column
bla river ~ days unable to cross the bar and returned
here Tor provisions
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1878
RxRu1LIcAN CAUCUS Observation-Disclosures
LAW AND ARMED BuLE THE yUTURz FOB THE
SOUTH.
The Republican Caucus Committee Of the house
held another meeting tonight TO consider plan
Tor protecting the negroes In the Southern
States The committee resolved TO conduct their
DELIBERATIONS In . strictly confidential manner,
snd after two or three or more sessions TO
report 10 the chairman OF the caucus, Mr.. May.
nard, that the committee was ready to submit .
report to the republican members OF the senate
and House to what, their opinion, ia the best
plan ruling the Southern states, all the meas
ures having TOR their end the carrying OF the next
election. The majority OF the committee already
lavor the most radical measures the power to de-
elkre martial law and freely use the army beng
the essential points OF the measure 10 be agreed
upon. 7a
THE woRx OF THE Connrrxz ON THE ARxAs-
sAs TROUBLES.
The committee on Arkansas matters will hold
yeeond meeting tomorrow night and. II possible
seree upon report as to who II the Lawful Gov.
srnor OF the State. There has not recently been
fll meeting OF the committee, and individually
the members say that they have no Idea what
may be agreed upon.
TIoN-rHE WOES OF THE NE0Ro-PRovrs-
IoNAL GOVERNMENT DISCUSSED.
The committee sent to investigate the troubles
Mississippi. Of which Mr.. Conger. OF Michigan IL
Chairman. and Messrs Hurlourt, Williams OF Wis
consin; O'Brien, OF Maryland. and speer. OF Penn
sytvsnia, are members, has returned 10 Washing.
ton and will continue taking testimony here until
she close OF the week. by which time IL is expected
shs testimony already taken will have been
printed and the committee enabled to shape Its
report The republican members give a woful
account OF the persecution OF the colored people,
and one OF them says that the question in-
VOWED II not q partisan one. but how far
n republican form OF government can be
imposed upon . people that neither wants nor
cares 10 perpetuats It By submission to the laws
Of the United states and the state. Admitting
tins. General Hurlburt says that while peace and
order are always possible when all the citizens
are in accord, tue more perpIexlng and vexatious
ouestion presents itself. how far government
shas depends upon the goodwin and ready obedi-
srcs OF the people can exert tsslf in republican
manner upon snx portion OF this country wnere
anarchy mar exist. and whether In the
.,HssuvbeA condition OF anars the legislation
Of congress and tne action VI the presidents IN
rs~nar,ns sspmNAsen does mos 81 enes satasoAifs
- splrsS si cur LAVA uniess y y sstssmaoeo -
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PRESS NOTES.

isaac JenKinson mas assumed full control OF the
Fort Wayne Gazette.
sylvester Pew has retired from the Seneca Falls
Courier. and II. W. Knight and A. s. Baker have
taken charge.
The Omaha Bee has q heading OF "Aboriginali-
ties" for matters relating 10 the Indians.
Newspapers now prepay postage. Eyes" .
Wisconsin editor says, "tIis Is tue grassnopper
that VIII chaw us up"
The Central city (Colorado) Register has been
presented with o steam engine, boiler aud ap.
paratus complete io- printing the paper by steam,
by an admirer named Smith. Something IKE D
new fears present
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~ See cable news
The purser OF steamer Gamma. from Bermuda has our
thanks for courtesies
STEAMER CRY BROOKLYN (Br), Murray. from Liver.
pool Dec 81 and Queenstown Jan 2 Tor New York put
into st Johns. NJ, saturday short OF coal he was
expected the 18th and arrive at this port
thursday next All well on board.
STEAMER IrHuRrKL r the hrst vessel in the proposed
Baltimore and Rio Janero line arrived at no on sntur
day frA Glasgow. she will discharge aud commence
taking Ii on the 18th, fun cntgo awaiting her
STEAMER wxP CLYDE from Havana for new Orleans,
in gong up the Mississippi night OF l7th inst curing
heavy log coidcd with schr Alice Agnes (Brl ABOUT
two ,niie below JAG kson. The was bound for
Grand Cayman and sustained considerable damage.
SnrP RosLs CASTLE (Br which arrived l1th from Cal,
cuta, Yesterday from her mornings at pier ~
Eas Ri YER having been struck by field OF ice she
was carried over Brooklyn shore and made fast,
but was the dock by the ice and
earned iurther up tho river, where she was nhaly
nloored in safety
sHiP La (Br). with cargo OF coal. was on
fire Dec IL AZ Yayta west coast south america The
hre Ia guished without much loss
BAnx Aytrou which put bach to baltimore alter col
lidins with sohr Rising sun was cut Down tour ganxs
psar The tgrs rigging on NE pert sidA xns 0hoses
ISN JlSbsSh Axd kS1Asta.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Galley Of Lorne (Br). Burgoyne. London-E
e MOrgans sons
Steamer Francona. Bragg, Porrlann-J Ames.
ship Channel Queen tBr). Laniesty, sydney, NSW-R
W Cameron Il co.
BARK Thomas Goddard, Smith. Yokohama-salter
Livermore.
Bark evening Star tBr). Asburn. Liverpool-vernon
Brown i Co.
Bark Kate Nelick (Br). Fraser, Glasgow Whitney
4 Co.
Bark Henry Gregg. Handy, Havana-Marcus Hunter
4 Co. .
Brig Guiding Star, Moore, sagua la Grande-Marcus
Hunter Il Co.
schr Izetta. Smith, Demerara-H Trowbridges Sons.
scbr Greclan Bend (Brl. Godfrey, Porto Cabelo and
Laguayra-J Whitney 4 Co.
Schr Enchantress, Phillips savannsh-Evans, Ball /
%
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THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

ALBANY, Jan. Is, 1875.
In consequence OF the annual meeting OF tho
State Temperance Society at Amsterdam on Tues
day, the Goth inst, the regular quarterly meeting
OF the Grand Division Of the Sons OF Temperance
OF Western New York has been postponed till
Tuesday, February 2. 1t Is understood that the
meeting AZ Amsterdam will have special reference
to the next political canvass IN this state.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Gamma (br), Leooicoat Hamilton Der.
mudal days, with mdse am PASSENGERS to A
whole passage Jan Is, An, off the highlands coided
with pilot boat G. Bennett, No o. ana had stem badly
damaged the pilot boat was not injured to any extent
TO- with mdse and passengers TO Fred Baker Had
Jan 49, 40 miles of Cape Florida saw brig bound n,
showing white flag with letter ID in centre.
steamer Herman Livingston Mallory SayQnnah
Jan IA, with mdse and passengers to W Garrison
steamer Wyanoke couch chmond, City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers the Old Domi
Slip Johann Wilhelm Ger, Kramp Liverpool 81 days
with salt to Woodruff Robinson vessel to Funch Edye
BARK Julie Dutch Cherpin Padang ll9 days with
coffee to Laninan Kemp vessel to lunch, Edge Co.
Passed ape Of GOOD dope Soy ~ crossed The equator
brig Amahdus (Br from Messna for New YORK ~, l2J
days 18TH lat 81 Ion ~ a. brig Triton Bata
via Rotterdam As days outs 18TH lat IS H. Ion 20 So
So days out I'D lat a. Ion bark ZnRra DID, Ba
tavia TOR BOSTON, IS days out
Bark Esif !Nor Hanxe, Lisbon "a days In ballast to
brig wollve Cof Liverpool NS), Barting. st Thomas
Dec 80 via Vineyard Haven Jan l6, with to the
ATLANTIC Insurance Co; vessel TO BOYD HinckeI
HayenA
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUrK.
schr More Light Batchford, Calais for New YORK;
schr Long Island Jackson sands Point for New York
BOUND EAST
steamer City OF Fitchourg Baker, New YORK for New
Bedford.
steamer Eiecira. Young. New York tor providence
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STOPPAGE OF A BANK.
WArERrowN. N. Y. Jan. Is,

WArERTowN, N. Y, Jan. Is, 1878.
George F. Paddock Co.'s bank stopped pay
ment this morning. hurried statement has been
maue, which shows the nrm's liabilities to be
s434,oOo and the assets $4,000. About $4,000 OF
the latter amount is considered worthless. IL Is
hoped that the firm will eventually be able to pay
nearly or quite all or their obligations but moth
Ing definite IL known at present. Assignees were
appointed at meeting OF creditors to-day, VINO
VIII nave detailed statement prepared.
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BURNING OF A CHURCH.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. Is, 1878.
The church OF the Union congregation at Heb
ronville, Mass was totally destroyed by fire Sun
day afternoon about an hour after service The
fire caught from the furnace IN the basement. The
Mutual Office.
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THE HOBOKEN DEFALCATION.

A DIsAGREEMENT-THE JURY DISCHARGED.
The trial OF Fred Klenen was resumed yesterday
morning in the Hudson County Court. Judge
Holman delivered his charge. which was very
elaborate and well prepared. He charged that the
evidence was entirely circumstahtla and tnat II
should obtain to the benefit OF the defendant.
The jury retired at eleven A. NJ. and were dis
charged at hall.past eleven p. NJ, 1t being impos
slble Tor them TO agree upon q verdlct-e.even
being, 1t Is understood, Tor acqulttal.
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THE TEA MERCHANTS OF MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Jan. 18, 1878.
The tea merchants Of this city have held meet
ing to secure concerted action with Western mer-
chants in making such represen tations TO tho
government they hope will induce them to re-
impose the extra dinerenttal duty OF ten per cent
ad YalOrem on teas bought In the United states.
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THE STRIKE OF THE wEAvERs.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Jan. IS, 1875.
The weavers OF the Aquidneck Mills refused TO
resume work to-day ct reduced wages and the
mill will be closed tomorrow Tor the winter. If
within q reasonable time, however, they should
conclude to go to work at the proposed rates tne
mill Will DO reOpened.
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THE HOSIERY MILL FIRE.

HUDSON, N. Y, Jan. 18, 1875.
The loss by the burning OF p. NJ Hasden Sons
hosiery mill, at Phimont, Columbia county, yes
terday, Is $685. OO0 The disaster throws out Of EN-.
ploymenr about one hundred operatives. The IRE
was the work OF an tnceudary.
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NEWFOUNDLAND LIGHTHOUSES.
Channel Head, Port au Basque "A len tower has
been erected Oh this Head upon which fixed red light
will shortly be exhibited nightly.
Lat AZ 3J At n, Ion 50 7 10 W.
Garnish Fortune Eay-Lat AZ IL n lon b5 "a W. There
has erected at this place beacon tower of wood
supporting an octagon tpaintea red AMI whitel and
lantern which red light 20 teet above the level OF
the Is exhibited nightly from sunset to SUNRISE
Point Enrasee bears Nj E, Garnish Rock bears NV
by w.
This light only intended for fishing craft OF the To-
cality Garnish Is not a harbOr. t- f.u
Ireland Island Entrance IL aPGile Bay-A square
bull ling Of wood painted whte with three black bands
has been erected this island 1t il 10 feet high and IL
supported by four chains BY order
IA JOHN STUART, Secretary,
Board OF Works Office, ST Johns NE, Dec !, 1874
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WHALEMEN.
Cleared at San Francisco Jan lG bark Camilla Br, to
cruise

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains ars
informed that by telegrapnny to the HERALD London
Bureau No 40 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with tbs
United States the will be cabet this country
tree of charge and published.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

REMOVAL CROSS LEDGE
Notice is hereby given that the ice in delaware Bay
became the 18Th Inst that the Cross Ledge
lghrvessel compelled to leave her position. She
will be replaceu soon 1t can be done with safety
u. b. WHITE,
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District
Philadelphia Jan l6 1873
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark sjonanden Nor, Baltimore; brig Harry. sssui
IL Grande sailed nth.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails iDeSfination- |

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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To Charles S Lee and Margaret Fl. Lee,
his wife; Belle W Lee, Charles R. Lee,
Louisa Lee Ellen Lee, Philip Lee, Ma
mie Goldsborough Lee, Mann Page Lee
and Eliza Lee (children of said Charles
s. Lee and Margaret Ii. Lee his wife)
blackburn Hughes, Trustee, and John
1T. Picking, guardian, dd Iitem.
TAKE NOTICE, That on the 18th day
OF October, 1875, between the hours of 6
A. NJ. and 6 P NJ, at the Office of yenkin
Thomas, Notary Public No. SO Bridge ST.,
Georgetown, in the District of Co umbia,
and also on the Sd day Of November. 1875,
between the same hours, at the office of
Faulkner Il Faulkners, Martinsbarg, " est
Va, ] will proceed to take the dispositions
of Ger tain witnesses to be used as evidence
in my behalf, in certain suit in chancery
now pending in the circuit court for the
County of Berkeley, in the State of West
Virginia, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant; and if, from any cause the
taking OF the said dispositions G not CON-
nenced on those days respectively, or if
commenced, be not concluded on those
days, the taking of the same will be res
pectively adjourned and continued fom
time to time until the same shall be COM
pleted
Given under my hand this 18th day of
September, 1876.
EZRA HERRING.
Sept. Is, 4tw.
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IN the Matter Of Edavard Walters,
bankrupt:
DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
THIS IL TO GIVE NoTIoB, THAT on the
18th OF August, 1875, warrant of Bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the District of West
Virginia, against the estate of Edward
Walters, of Piedmont, in the County of
Mineral, in the said District, who was adj
judged Bankrupt, on his own Petition
That the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt to him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law and that meeting of the
Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
of his estate, will be held at Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Martnsburg,
in the office of Blackburn & Lamon, before
II. Ii. Blackburn, Esq, Registerfn Bank
ruptcy for said District, on the 30th day Of
October, A. D. 1875, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
GEO. KO0ECE,
Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Oc.0 4-2fW
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

~ y Invaluable ~ TONIC. 1t will impart strength
70 we system, purify the blood and restore the lost
sppstte ~ Is also certain TO all distractions
70 the regular course Of nature in females purifying
lAe complexion and giving elasticity TO the spirits.
q 80, sure remedy for the diseases of GREEN
siUkNESs or CHJoROSIs, LEUCHoRRHEA or
MILES, WOMB COMPLAINT or FAILING of the
WoMb, &C. But Ike all remedies OF this class
snouid De used with caution by carried Ladies' This
EiiXlr Is composed ofPpgE HERBS and all that Lse IL
VIII perceive mat the combination is Powerful and yet
Harmless 10 the constitution Ii is mpoesble for d.
seases 70 Withstand this formidable remedy. Discs
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Origin Of"Grass Widow

The term OF grass widow" is
said to be corruption "grace
widow" "Grace widow" is one
who becomes widow by grace or
favor, and not by the death of her
husband, and originated in the
early days of European civilian
ton, when divorces were granted
but seldom, wholly by the Catho-
lie church When such decree
was granted to woman, the Pa
pal receipt stated L" Vidusa de gra-
cia." which interpreted, is the
"widow of grace" In the law of
the French it would read Teuue
de grace, or the ''grace widow"
VeuUe being translated as widow.
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R. 81 o. and Ohio a. Missis.
sippl Railroads.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. lathe directors
and general officers of the Baltimore
Il Ohio and Ohio Il Mississippi Rail
roads will meet at Cincinnati, when
the latter road will formally be
placed under the management of the
b. & o., and thereafter both roads
Will be run as one line.
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The late John Van Buren, was a mas
ter of repartee. In making speech,
he drew picture of the evil effects Of
a certain measure, which would be sure
to defeat the candidate. Some antagon-
istic politician said: "Who did that in
IS48 2" Van Buren, remen bered instan-
taneously that bis illustrious father had
done that very thing, but his quick wit
saved him. 81 don't remember the
gentleman's name" said he, "but think
it lost him his election r.
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RIGHT SIDE UP!
Cheaper than Ever,

and while this may be good news to the
people generally, not so with the would
be cheap torres who were exulting in our
downfall Nay, kind reader, we still
stand before you as the CHAMPIONS
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IN - -. K

Oct ST., 1875, wte.
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Manuiacturedi IN Waynesboro'. Pa
M. ID. PFOUTZ.
WAYNESR ORO, pENN,A.
WHOLESALE AGENT.

CROFT 4 BROTHER, opposite Cour. House, Hag-
THOMPSON, LILLY & CO., No. &c Hanover street,
Baltimore
j. W. DALLAM & CO, N. f. Cor. Second and Cal
lowbill street, Phil delphia
&9J-Fo Sale by n. A. sNoDGRAss, Druggist, N.
hartlnsburs, W: Va. and by Druggists generally.
June 4, lS75--iyw.1
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