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CARS FOR THE WORKING GIRLS.
TO THE Eprron OF THE HERALp:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Az the question or rapid transit seems as far
rom solution as ever NEARLY month having
elapsed and nothing done by the Legisature),
have to suggest that action be taken at the
earliest moment to reform the present miserable
system OF transporting passengers In this city. IL
certainly is outrageous that butchers and drovers
are compelled by the authorities TO AFFORD better
accommodation Tor brutes than is obtainable in
the horse cars for human beings; and surely while
women, children and men are packed together
Ike swine daily, without the slightest redress
one cannot regard the action OF Mr.. Bergh In pro-
curing room for dumb animals In any other than
Quixotc light. The Board OF Aldermen, no wever
still retain power over most OF the city railroads
and would urge upon them the importan CO. the
necessity. OF passing some act OF enforcement re.
quiring tho companies to furnish during certain
hours OF the day cars exclusively for females For
instance, say from six TO nine In the morning and
from from nve to eight Ia the evening, every third
doubtless be differently regulated TO better advan.
tage. They are merely suggestive on my part.
The object have in view is TO afford accom- moda-
ton for women generally, working girls in BAR.
ticular, and to protect them from the insults to
the Infamous sweatboxes furnished by many OF
the city railroad companies. II any valid objection
can be raised to the above arrangement would
be glad to hear IT stated. or course the companies
will demur. 1t won't payl Nothing ever pays In
the way Of accommodating the pupic but sooner
that there are other things to be considered
besides the payment or dividends. Mr.. Editor
am one OF those who nave faith tnat ultimately
our street railroads will be managed directly by
the city and that the existing evil Will be entirely
removed That period, however, may be In tho
lar future, and until 1t arrives 1t IL proper that we
should govern our public cOnveyances for the
public accommodation. Therefore, submit my
proposition TO the Common Council, hoping it may
receive their prompt and favorable atten ton, and
would appeal to the many gentlemen who are
nightly witnesses TO the distressed condition OF
those working girls who, from not being able to
take the cars at their various termin, or VINO get
on anywhere in West Broadway, Canal or
power, the adoption OF some measures to make
tho railroad companies supply vehicles for the ex-
elusive comfort and convenience or their female
passengers. BRAKESPEARE
NEW YORK, Jan. rs, 1875.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


fNHARLES MARTIN NEWHOUSE, DECEAsED-PUR.
suant to an act Of Parliament made and passed In
the twenysecond and twentyhird years of the reign
Of her present Majesty, entitled An act to further
amend the law Of property and to relieve trustees" no.
ce hereby given that the creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against the estate of Charles
Martin Newhousc, late Of Egerton Villa Haywood IN
the county paatine Of Lancaster England cotton SPIN
ner. deceased twho died ntestate at the ROYAL Inrm
airy, in the city OF Manchester, the said county,
on or about the 9th day of August 1874 and
70 whose unadminsfcred estate letters
were on the 4th day OF December. 1873 to mo
the undersigned Francis Whitaker the solicitor tor the
affairs OF the Duchy OF Lancaster the uss OF Her
Majesty in right OF her said duchy to send In the
particulars OF such claims demands 10 me- the said
Francis whitaker, at the Duchy of Lancaster office
Lancaster place. strand London England on or before
the 5th day OF July 1879 at the expiration which time
the assets Of the said deceased will be paid over or
Oh Other wise distributed or regard
.ball then have had notice and that will be liable
for such assets or any part thereof paid over
trlbufed or appropriated.
Dated this 9th day Of January, 1878
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Admnistra tor
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Duchy Of Lancaster ofice. London, EngiSn

A BEAUTIFUL SET, S. 90, CoNTINUoUs GUN
"a Teeth, $40; extracting with gas soci silver hll.
Rooms" 262 sixth avenue. Established tS5L Remem
Der, 262
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Ihe unprecedented cold weather OF the last few
weeks IN Western Kansas has caused untold SUI.
1er!ng and distress to our destitute people. l am
daily in receipt OF letters from this region giving
our people.
The Kansas Central Relief Committee is in great
need OF money TO buy fue Tor the destitute In this
severe colo weather; also to pay lreghts on grain
Deing shipped IN from other States aud which the
raliroad companies cannot carry Tree on account
o. the bulk Without the fuel our people will
1reeze and without the necessary forage our
leans VIII not be in condition to do the spring
Ing and harvesting. The committee Is also In need
OF large quantities OF seeds for spring planting.
contributions or money, clothing or other neCes-
eafles VIII be promptly acknowledged and for.
Warded IL sent 10 G. v RICKSECKER
Agent Kansas Relief No. 3l7 Broadway NY.
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EXCHANGE.

nIAMOND5, WATCHES AND FIRST GLASS JEW.
~ elry In exchange for Bonds Stocks Real Estate,
Mortgages and some Cash. Address BUSINESS PARTY.
herald Uptown Branch Office.
WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD TEAM OF
W light Carriage Horses, horizontal steam Engine
ID to ~ horse power; by Todd Rafferty, pro
ferred. Address FRANKLIN, Herald once.
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MARBLE MANTELS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBL
and Marbleised Hantels; all kinds of Floor TiinS
nenuments headstones Slabs for plumb nd cabne
maGers now offered at s. KLABER CO.'S Steam Ma
Broadway.
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C01 EAST 9TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
AOf do chamberwork and take care of children;
good reference from last place. Inquire for days
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-01-23
nCEAN SPRINGS COTTAGES AND Lgrs


H. y II ) A l. p
large, handsome, cowmodious, three.story
residence, containing twelve spacious rooms In
ths main building, with CRATES aud marble mautsls
IN every room, wide balls, and galleries
mont and rear; frat story Of brick slate roof.
snd brick %cisterns with capacity Of COCO gal.
Ions out houses furnishing every convenient. .
orchard. gardens sc. situated inmediateIy nm,
on NE PaseagoulA Rtver, At its mouth. com.
mandlng i hue view Of the bay bath house aud
~ iest wharf with ZINE feet water ut end. The
yard Is shaded by grand Old live-oaks 1, and tho
grounds are beautiful ard attractive. Connected
with The place isa
TRACT OF LAND
with grounds cleared and uncleared, which will
be sold with the place or not as desired. or il
VIII DO sold in divided uacts, upon which there
are handsome and eligible building lots.
IA an elegant Residence, u frst.class Family
boarding House, y Military Scuool, an Academy
Sr seminary his place Offers unsurpassed attrAc-
hoHs aud Inducements. For full information
inquire OF
STAR OFFICE.
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g BxSEO YER r!

4" Irritating Remedy for
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA
NoKENEHS of the THROAT, CHEST
anu LUNGS, and all Diseases leading Ia
CONSUMPTION.
u WIZ not make new lungs, but IL will rrs-
vent the disease from spreading Throughout tbs
"hole substance of the lungs, therefore facilita :
'ing recovery
IL 8 prepared from Vegetable Extracts asd
Bsrks' OF wonderful healing properties, md hi,
balsam 10 highly recommended by physicisns
GlrrKymen and others. testimonials from whom
l Van furnish without rnmber.
The children like il aud thew tell
III cures their colds and makes them wall
Aud mothers seek he store 20 try IN,
WIN hundreds who desire 10 buy il
bont ttil to Try IL. IL is pleasant to take.
see thai The name of + w kinsmsn is bic yn in
the bottle.
Sr- SAMPLE Bottl. and Circular Ere.
80, w kINsMAN, PROP,R.
" alor Street, ..AUGUsrA. MAINE
Fricss 30 and 10 Cents. Largest Bottles cheap
f
S5,O0O for "a better article.
slO,O0h for n case IL will not cur.
FOX SALE By ill DRUGGISTS
3l-lyeow
aa-For SAFE by DR.. Moore. Scranton.
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n wsfssvs slsfsrnis risu
svw mstaees 80 me FsesssHis
fs ss# = wHes 80 49, 20
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80 sseN "a "A w . saals a 8.s
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f@dsats Esaafaf IT atHt HHiaHfe. Aiaas
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No Pfr.su ,sn take ihe~ nitter-
@cHlnls ~ fHestians au1 remain long
b1fei provided tisf homes are not a.
s'fogsl ny migsFal poaon or other
h~sns, sod Ii.@l organs sAsts1 bcyeDd
fspaf
Bilious, Eenlltehf and Inter.
wittent Fsverv. vhleh are y pfs,s.
lsut 10 the ~vslls1s NJ oar great rivers
ilsvighout the United States, especially
ss>~ ~ the Mississippi. Ohio. Missouri,
IlnIoss, Jsnnssses, Cumberland. Arkan.
AS. ked. Col0t ado, Bfafos, Rio Grande,
Feai, Alabama, Mobile. Savannah, 70.
sn0ss. Jsfnes, and many Others. with
Their s&ss tubytsriss, throughout our
sntirs country during the summer and
Autumn, and remarkably 90 during .
sof's u unusual heat aud dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive de-
u the stomach and liver,
sid 0sher abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, . pufgaIlse, eEeftisg . pow.
siiul influence upon these various or
szIis, 10 Essentially necessary. There
. 10 es,iiartie Tor the purpose equal TO
} Wakes VisIgAk BIrrERs,
- they wilI speedily rcmove tho dark.
soiored .iscit n,stter with which the
ste loaded, at the zane ,imo
stimulating the sccresIons Of tho liver,
aud generally restoriDg the healthy
,aictiot~ 0f tho digestive organs
FatJfy The body against disease
~ purifying all It's auid. with VINEGAR
elrTEIx No epidemic can ,akc hold
u a system ihts fore armed.
tyspe2Sis or Indigestion, Head
lcbe. Pain ~ tho Shoulders, Coughs,
ffgbtness Of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
Ii tis Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
VI tie DsS4t, determination OF the
-anss, Pats ~ he region % the Kid
seyS, aiid : hundred Other painful syInp-
es., are ilis 01sprilgs Of Dyspepsia.
bottle will prove a better guarantee
II its merits taan 3 lengthy advertise.
ICut.
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= -. o.. @s- frY q A~A~tA ~~s
= 1870 : ", AIs EA~~sw Y. D.,
10 .-F.s E CTS Sospits, 2 houszs, n D.,
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ScrOfals. or Kings Evil, White
SvsilinSs, Ulrrrs, ErysipeIas, Sweiled Neck,
Guitre, scrOtaloss lnfamnuations. Indolsns
determinations, Sercas,sl Affections, Ola
Sores, Erapuuss Of the SKIN, Sore Eycs, etc.
In these. 81 IN Gil other constitutional Dis-
es~S. NALEERs Trsk0As BIrrgas have
shoSp tsrn greet onfsti.e pov srs IN We
moat obstinate and ~intrsctsbls cases.
For lnhsuEGt0fy sud Chronic
KseoRiatssha, G0us, Bilious, Remit
teAt and lnLeFlnitteBt fssers, Diseases Of
the Blood. Liyss, Eidnsys and Bladder,
thea BittrSs hsss 40 eas1. Such Diseases
ere eenssd by yiGstsd Blood.
Mechanical Diseases Persons on.
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-settsrs. Gold. bestsrs, and
kinesS o. thug ADVANCE IN life, are subject
TO psraiysis VI the Bowels. To guard
against this. tsss Q dose Of WALKzR's VIZ.
HeAR BirTEas occasionally.
For Skin Diseases, Ernptions, Tst-
ter, Salt Rheum, Bio.ches, Spots, Pimplss,
Pustules, Boils, Csrbunclss, Ripg-worms,
scAid-head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
scurfs, Discoiofations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases " the Skin Of whatever naH,s
or nature. ere literally dug up aud carried
out OF the system IN o short timo by tho use
OF these Bittsrs.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms,
lurking in the system Of 80 many thousands,
arc efectually destroyed and removed. No
system OF medicine, no vermifuges, no an
thel'ninitics sill tree the system from worms
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or angle, at the da wn of wo.
manhood. or the turn Of life, these Tonic
Bitters display so decided an influence that
improvement is soon p%erceptible.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood when
sver sou find its impurities bursting through
the skin In pinples, Eruptions. or Sores;
cleanse 1t when you find it obstruoted and
siugglsh in the veins; cleanse it when il is
foul your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
will follow.
Il. IL. MCDONALD & co.,
DrugYists and zen. Agts, San Francisco, California,
and COZ. OF Washington aud Charlton SITS. N. Y.
sold by ~ Drngsists and De Alers.
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Let me call your particular sitention
to my celebrated
E1SraceHi@ AtEe @EEerS.
Or the fBest Ns6,erRSi pFoTert+,-, endorsed bv
the se5ios o Facstty 10 Mobile Spirits pure all
Erer "a Brandy. aslighlfu " c ,rdial, tonic, sliera
tive Aia preventive Of malaria Every fsBilv
ssr-roosa snd s&loop use The ARRACERIA to
Tie sxclG 0p OF Western spd other BittsIs.
As sssasacs " sseai de~ssd every whole
sale Grocer and Drsspist buy largely and sell
Ispitiy. The price Afford. = hettsr MARVIN 70 the
Trade loAn any i1p Drted inferior srticle.
The sARRACESIA 10 tn. great fsyorits tonic
with the sentlsr ssx children and INVALID i'm
prove rapidly under its Influence. Popular with
all elssses al home and abroad, it 10 literally in
'cverybOdv's month
sell ONLY to the Trade, not less than IS eases
IL eau be hsd in quantities to suit, Of al Grocers
aud Druggists in Louisiana. Texas, Alabama,
Aississipui and from
SCHMIDT l. ZEtGLFR,
VIII HERNING g. CO.. New y leans
FREDERICESOH L. HtkTE.
4 l. GEORGE l. co, Galveston.
DIR. JOS. TUCKER Proprietor.
Mobile, Alabama.
sf B s stNbs & co se~ York
JOHN K. ID CKEN. Dickens Ferry, Dog River
jackson county Miss sep2S-Iy
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Reorganization Of the Democratic
Party.

G The very flattering and cordial re.
tception with which the Sunday Delta
Il has been received by the country
!, Iprcss throughout The State speaks
volumes in behalf of the. political
! soundness ofour people They greet
!. with joy and satisfaction, every indi.
cation of movements looking to the
re-establishment Of the time honored
4 Democracy in Louisiana;, and when
the Delta first-sounded the notes of
warning and preparation, they were
rapidly taken up and re.echoed until
Its reyerberations were heard from
|tle Arkansas to the Texas lines
We are ii,,,;;reseipt daily. f.the warm
est congratulations from prominent
and influential citizens from every
section Of the State, bidding US God
4 u y
]|laslpeed IN the work we have begun and
urging Us on TO unceasing labor in
the good cause
Everywhere the necessity isadmit-
ted ofgoing into the next campaign
untrammelled BY and free from all
polltlcal complications and alliances
'aas may tend 70 compromise ~ en-
Ioarrass the unity strength and IN.
.egflsy OF me 81 democratic party.
lass experience s' nee mas demonstrated
snas 'uslohs, compromises and adj
5us'nen's are oaFFen q good results,
ous ratn l's. lraught with danger and
"a la'al 20 al prospects q success.--T-s
.nefp must pe 40 more q II N tue
'uy W. ..: y
us = Tug ,srgaalzatloa oI' the
'A''o p .ass plspara.ory % Eng.
1alppa'en . 1910. mere snoula not
pasn a,aas :,,,,s yss1pslss po'sy. o.
unsSnelous sAolus.oll rom oul. ranks
rn,t md ~. nv as. !, =, - Nc VI
!, ,upA ana cl'sn'ng rue q the hepup.
!. o, !, "a ]. - :, rsA s
nlotsarn, shaa,a s $3.50 -
, h, - ,,,,s,.a, :, ,oIl'' soa =,
stand mon VIM 40 ]. ay,esaa - j ~ nas =
;oal;s,,1 ,,,h..ha.f ~ srpos, M, = A'a ~
I;har.,s 49, :, -, : s..
;.Y shan,a 49, 80: ~ po'
~ : s aaaa;, = NV y, = a.'ena'e pp' u
make fr;enas s, ara, =, ss IS, " ~ guy guy.
ho,n 60 s &, ~ nv
card;n i dot - ! ~, W, ~. =. ~
however m,st - ola.r,,, - 8 T
nhaticallv 81 fortb and s+.; NV .a IN
renca there = REQUIRED = F s.s..,. -
M - ~ l. -. 80 |. s''1 ,SAo
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millionaire, property valued at owe
81, 900, 900, being in the hands Of The
Knights Templar, who managed hi.
case, ready for such disposition asshe
should see fit to order.
Returning, Mr.. Shay stopped a,
Toledo day or two, and yesterday
arrived in this city,. In the after
noon he visited the office Of Inspect
ors Cook and Saunder, carrying under
has arm his license as engineer, hand
somely mounted on q blue satin back
ground, and surrounded with a mas
sive rosewood and gold frame. After
receiving their congratulations and
promises to send him their photo
graphs, he started to see the city.
a Happily, Mr.. shay's good fortune.
does not end here, as he expects to
be married on OF about the Fourth Of.
July Is q young lady, the daughter.
Of 9 farmer who lives in Dundee, and
who, when he went to Toledo to work
last spring, secured employment at
Toledo, and together they have been
and wooing in that city, lit.
Tie caring, and much less expecting,
that their wedding-day would see
them situated as they are. Detroit
Free Press.
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@ NIGER MACHINES
~ a LIBERAL TERMS
FERGUSON 4 scHNAcK's.

r - s.
SAwDUsr BRANDy.-We are sorry
to learn that German chemist has
succeeded in making 4 first-rate
brandy out of sawdust. We are a
friend of the temperance movement,
and w. we want it to succeed, but what
chance will it have when q man can
take a rip-saw and go out and get
drunk with a fence rail? What is
the use of a prohi.b!irory liduor law if
a man is able to make brandy smash
es out of the shingles on bis root, or
if he can get delirium tremens by
drinking the legs of his kitchen ia
Bile? You may shut az inebriate out
Of g 9 gin shop, and keep him away
from tayerns, but if he can become
uproarious on boiled sawdust and
dessicated windows stills, any efforts
at reform must necessarily be fail,
ure. It will be wise, therefore, if
temperance societies will butcher the
German chemist before he goes any
further. = lDunn County (Tenn.)
News.
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How Gen. Mcpherson Was Killed.

Sst Ss8
A shelbyville (Tenn. correspon-
dent Of the Nashville Banner writes
as follows concerning the death of
General Mcpherson:
The general public, as we'll as Cen
eral Sherman; know nothing of the
circumstances Under which General
Mcpherson met his death in that
hard fought battle before 4AtIanta of
July I'D. It has beer reported that
he was murdered BY the Confeder-
atcs. The facts are as follows: he
had gone in front Of his line Of bat
tie expecting tie projection OF lis
skirmishcrs, but they had Been cap
tured, and while passing along a
crooked road through dense woods,
he was suddenly and Unexpectedly in
close proximity to tie Confederates !;
SO near was it that Captain Richard
Beard, whose company was at this
road, presented his already drawn
sword, and the General, mechanical
ly as it, were, took off his hat. He
turned his horse Immediately, with.
out word having been spoken, and
was making to the rear rapidly when
a corporal of Captain Boards com
pany fired, and the gallant Mcphe,-
son fell to the ground on his face
and knees, shot through the Heart. -
This command moved immediately
to the front, land was very soon cap
tured, leaving the body untouched;
but in this instance, as was castoma-
ry, men in, the rear rifed the pockets
and took the boots off his feet. For
further and more minute particulars
l refer to Captain Beard, now Of MUIR
freesboro, Tenn, "a son Of that dis
tlnguished theologian, Rev. Richard
Beard Of lebanon, who, gallant in
war or time Of peace, will cheerfully
give any further information Of which
he NAV ha noseoasad
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3 l.DF 7 .
There is a sad case i'll Iowa Of
q young man who fell. ID love with
farmers daughter, and, went to work
for the old man q Ia, Jacob, on the
condition that be should have the
daughter as his pay for term ofser-
vice. The youth laborcd faithfully !
Until his time was up, and demanded
his lovely wages. The farmer did
not shove Of any Leah upon the
young man; he vas willing that he.
should have bis Rachael, buishe girl
herself objected. She declared that
the scriptural precedent .vas not
on her, and TIT she would
got + be bargained. "a. The young
man, instead Of ,neekly submitting
TO an additional term Of service, went
g 9 lawyer, and Iis now prosecuting
9 suit against the farmer for dam !.
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he IS FALLEN.


BY r1ous JEEMs.
He is fallen, lie is fallen, !.
Yet he fills no Hero's Grave;
Still his glory has Departed; So,
From the Banner Of the Brave.
Pray God his Noble Mother
May have slept her last OH earth,
Ere she heard her son called Traitor
10 the land that gave him birth.
He is falien. he is fallen, -, 7
y" And his comrades curse the name,
Which dishonored they have stricken,
From the muster roll of fame.
Not with anger, they upbraid him, &
But bitter tears of woe,
They bewail the fallen traitor, 20
AS his country's yilest fOe.
They, semember when Il, bivouac,
Beside the camp fire lights,
How he talked OF Home and Country.
And the cause for which we fight.
They remember when in battle,
How. his gallant soldier band,
When he shouted, Comrades, Onward
Faced death at his command. ~
How gallantly he bore himself, aA
In presence of the foe, Il
No mortal dared go fisrther.
Than their header dared To 70.
How devotedly they loved him.
AS his dying comrades lay, 4.
From the ground looked. up to bless him
Ere the spirit passed away.
The catise is lost Tor which they fought;
y. A despattrules the land l.. -
Who could believe that General
Would now desert his band,
He is fallen, he is fallen, !.
From the pinnacle of Fame,
Op the future page Of glory,
With an Arnold, write his name.
Name him not Will, Lee or Johnston, 4
Nor with Stewart or Stonewall,
But blot the page of history,
That records our L0ngstreet's fall,
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