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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial Of Admiralty cases Will be continued
during the March term. AID the calendars tor rlls VIII stand
FOR the April the United states DstIic Court
In the SHIT of Patrick l.. Kinney against the Ele-
waited Railroad COMPANY Court Of Common Pleas
Judge Van BruDt dismissed the complaint The pantin was
work. when train struck hini on u
heal hn TIM hin severely. Judge Van Brunt Thought e
plaintn was careless
The Attorney Generals answer in tie cross sut
brought by Charles L. D,vln Twees bondsan against TIE
drawn ae sent Cenera for vericcaon II H.
of Corporation Counsel
Whtney, distract " which has been already given.
John C.. Smith, the receiver of the Merchants TX
charge Association has applied Judge Iawrcnoe
IN Court Chambers 70 sell the Eoo' VIII to The NAT
time Association Of the Port Of Newyork for $1,000 thai
its debts being go COG Jude Lawrence Las directed refer
10 ascertain the advisabiity of the sale
At the SUIT of tine Association for the Reformation
OF Juvenile Deinqucnts Judge has issued tempo
rlTy injunction against William 4 Darling and Others r.
srainng he giving Of per finances No rs East Twenty
thr st. ill the license b. pai ON the Application al the S'
Society Judge aWTogce has maie permanru; aii.iH ~
junction against Charles d. Davis nj No l29 East fvrsc
Ond ri.
In IA suit before Judge Van Hoesen, IN Common
Pleas Trial Term. brought by Isaac Alexander against Judge
Joseph Koch for issuing, and against Marshal Low = I'
executing o. dispossc@so1 clann" Una
warrant executed that he lost VI 100 ~ hr pro-"
judge lues'n dss.is.es. complaint
Judge Koch. The Marshal hal not nut an a-wti ' ih
paint'- counsel insie going aud Fn"ing ms case
arSt lpuran teI AMI there. y iir'ch was "li"N'" W
carr the result that tho Judge uTcoe a'emet io
defendant
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THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHNGTON, Feb. lS.-In the Court Oi Comnis
SION o; Aabana Claim. the following Judgments nave
been rendered during TIE week;
case No. % 3-Fbr The las Of the Hector, outfits &C.. Dc
sfr,vrd by the ShGuladrti. 'prl !. lS6J-Wn v k"'h
1880 benjamin Room SIP: samuel g. Gilbert eNccn
s51 Te,,sri P,tnrer 900. Thomas 4 norton 81 go
~" llJo-Aao- thast iyr los "i 2ri ,oii "a ~. &c.
$1,000 90 be distributed amtn g the pers ns entitled
Ne 09i- Daniel T. Pnkhsm for loss ~ personal effects
10y destruction oi The AlaanaD ny The A"Dima
80 iO2-for loss the Rienzir. outfits c. destroyed by
lowirr ~ so: CiCOn Bowlry 81 81, ?drini ir"f
u6z JO David r. Butterded. slUOZ oOi ana iuf .f.,
No To- George Chamberlain ssse and No LOO James
Gin a!i s;rOr, 100 ior !'ss oi leIsoAd elects &C.
Nos 40 and 5iFcr lose Of the Dernulrce. "uh, &C.
Sc ir1ca by ire a il -. I, ~ 9- w. -, J. >
5l.,6J. Iai.i t. worth. ain lrat.is +lo0, o.epb
krlg. 30 ~. p O. flsIrI ~ q NiHan bradley ~tSO
William Joiagan. - So0 F.eierch %rei' = A4h
rc" admin ~if-'-r7v p,rsoual efccis vessel
AZ No $2 hety - alsy aa.n.srs - iSr s"n'
No 6JJ-Joaas rtTa>s et al r los % me e''A i'e Oh INC
c..lmonr ci.th dHl 3 go p, t.'i y ~ , ,,o ON
No Abral am Sctoie ei al r los q" meichahHis" "h
IN, rown loini an. uihr yl'"elr, t4i,i9 e. a.,
No. If II. ". Ok. for lo- r~lual or's hc "n me
BrnIsN ick 200 40. Andre Jack ior .huig sl
lie fio, cases were 90 DAY Submitted 10 he Colr upon
H. Cor, loss of brig hae Constellation FOR eni
rsn.i ra.- " ll,'Ar,. ioi t. at"i - ~, 90
stephen No l.2n-M1nuc Franc. -Nar-ton i"r
c.s!'.aIs Ji- a. j. ,to,N y 49f m "a. Sc. 49,,
Submitted "u III 'nr- AMI argument ~ c"Ha' a
g. I've for complainant Prank W ha'srt' for -" lni'H
y. Ilcj-Mlnud 4 Pedro. ". LIS FRANK D. Rsro.
40 l,Itj-JaL Grant 20. l3j7John Ninrf Nc. ""l
S',De 1.s g. t'e 'r com luant- John 4. Cre.wel Tor
the Cuitei states AoJoarn.d
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DFCIsION--FgB. IL.

Suprrmr Court hGMbefs-Iby Judge Iawr"nee.-
Mater %. .oI matter ~ Phriau matt 0f rfuaoid .
matter Carlinil fkanf AL 6ooicl~i; I'nn ~ tei
chapman sharp AT - arp t'rn'ir it' 80 IN,
"a Uuus ae I'd and anO. Gruut agt Copper ifnnf"
al Il.nl.t; matter ol thr Protestant .t-tnW fuhIc
-,hn: Joacs act. Drov. Nos =, 9. aud 10 Graham 1f
Good: Morrison Ramsey, Bach az. Athi mailer ~
bear.p &c. gallagher Hlffi irIuiol Nasrru AZ
Krnu., gIanoi Dale Manuiactuihg
Company ag, WaisDH.l does Mt ~ that ~ defendant
bas aupclrd the action. Gardiner sgi lh' Mayor &c
I ouiy la1sr vii % has been lnacl ~ Us Tie ahtaN on
H. mari plaintiff in position 20 the motion. 'utng
ir r de Instant nay been cfli out, ''hsi
ufcs no answer ~ o 'o Poe ca, IN
which receiver should appointed, aud uo motion or at
urtrt,r De f-HTe cTal A. Lcckcr ag IIcfhlu-l desire
Ia hear cGuiis, rtnbaeh act Relief Frr lhs 20 i VIA
gram THE 70 iar as 10 roqaiie decision ia "ishs 10
1dge Doohue Of IngisAfiavli ~ 'rvic" 81
mott h not sworn III" H. ~ In, F iis''
al Frank Judgment granted. An1luurit sg Godst'n-
Motion granted hictnordhtuil -. 60, ~
~ ip. barrett poorly. Nos. q, G aud mo
t0ns granted ant l., e.s,r appointed
Scout Y..f.-lsr Judge DInpiile- R'rin"nn S', hki
savage % al iiid ngs signed ALLOWABLE" OF tluO .
Sapcy10r COHTi-SpsciU ifFm-BY } id~r rrdg"icK:
l,stutp All Frloas Conner u. sft. New Jersey ana
Nc YORK Railway COMPANY q Memorandum Tor eoin-r.
Macan et al at sustaining d' nuifel Temp
ap iulhsc-Iet lud@nent De drawn simply nat aftn r
M that receiver Dee appointed of partner
rl ass, and that plaintiff be such receiver Clk isl
rog,u rf al & arb Reference ordered Madison
Avenue tist hurch aet Baptist Church IN OhveI ST.
order acting case Oh appeal
Common Piras-Sprcial Ierm-liy Judge RobinsoIl'
Uouue-sev ag' Whcsl.r.-tndngs settled steneft asI.
Do!l al al--CT-CT s'iiti
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schr r. Cct,ingiam Smith, Jacksonville days, with
s"Ir Mss Trim. prin1water Jacksonville days. with
| yellow Pine
,rved iyrpoc Feb II. reports ts Feb 9 100 miles
n5 81 the sS On patel Ss sH cod bo
PHILADELPHIA Fen ls-Arrive. steamships fsnita, Howe
sS S IN wo"a ro sc Alexis Barker rom
gs.e .a s, AZ re as ss, cher To- csr,sass
BOSTON. Feb ls.-Arrved steamships All,niown T9iue'
from Batmore; brig Fth nlls, from ciehiusros scr
Gloucester Mass Feb i7.-ArIivSd bark Weymouth.
Fys rr lark SGs or . Sslyess at
Providence barr siayianka b. AUST, iec'no7 ioi "es'
LEWIS, DEL Feb. ls-Arrived steamship Albemare from
nc h Isr bIt" Lfls 81, rS I n III morning The
sbii Augusta ana birs Kong svtfrr. remain: , ,
ProvicRcr sailed for Bath schr Marietta 1i2n from
r Si - s Sire Il sr st ion 1 Read Brr MEX
ers Tor Brenen brig fluvia Ispan Marisiany Tor Bar
SAN FRANCISCO Feb II Cleared ship Vernon lBr) Burns
wi,nvGTox " g. F,h 1s-Arrved. schr. Annie shepard,
rom rhiaderha Arrived I'm, steamship beneacto''
cH,skios. Feb sA1ved .rea",p Iuc l Bennett sraS,
TO- Gr' Sfe s s' ponce srany P6rtusnGo
nom Porto I.ie9 for rLilaGeiphia- ,..,ao. ,Oou,..
aALyE.i9y Feb l7-cearod, sehr Le"nder A. Knowles
KEY WEsi, IA. F,b. 1s-sailed ship Transit Percy
nom i.ayrc ior - join. y b BARK heen Angler Lam
MGnii, Fe. Is~Aniyea bark Bellevue Orr KyGel from
Galveston Cleared big 3. H.. steenken 0erl Hashagen,
| fo- Iiavr"; schr =. 4. Calc Condon for Hayre
tEWiFprVgf. ECb. l>.-trrycn, schr ~ IL Rell, from
ldrni. Sailed, sclJs. john CLARK, ana Cas D Roger
| for New York
FORIfGN POTTS
QUEENSTOWN Fob l'.-1is- Williams & Guion Line steam
ship Montana, loD, iIo Sewl0lk Feb. >. aIIsei here at
"c'O'k this morning Imam 'ue ship fi,v OF
New on sailed from this pou for ~" On tbHai ihr
w te star Limo steamship Republic leit here ior Ne"lo'k
~ %. TODAY.
LoNoo' gso lite Tatonql Line =, ,,a%,hp liSfna
Cravesrnd az uoor to-day
NorIGF TO MARIvfRs
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Feb lS.-ihe Lighthouse Board gives
notice the 81 navigation in the spring II
1876 Eight viii shown tie II h'lOUse recently
-r~rtd the e of ia" SOUTH Pier AZ ~" month ~
Men and the gnt Heretofore sloen
from. the keeps dwrlrg YIii Ue Lscfin.cl Iio hgh'
vail be hX' nd
iF.r --latest Ship Neics Sec Sescua. Page.i
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK ........

PORT OF NEw.yoRK .................-FEn. ls
CLEARED.
Steamship August Andre ueig) Grove Antwerp, Funch
SyyeamSbiu FIeanors Johnson. Portland j. r. Ames .
Ram Il s,ir-l dr., Faulkner, io Janco. James h. W aIu
orders, Funcli, 7iyc a &C. -. - 80
RarE psIe,ne (Iirl, Ford Kingston Jam. de coriova
IarA Minerva lltal usiliou L9alon John . seAgef
Ipe Iritanuia HJiehkI1s, Btdgeiogn, Bar, IL. Trow-
bTligos Sons a.. M. , u..oo,o
Scr. Marcus a. DAVIS Long, hry west anu Ishs*Noia
Bonner 81 PluckLey.
schr ANITA. Lecraw. Cindsd BoiVsr Geo w Oiicrt. ~
Scr Ilos Il. PilsbuTy Pitcher Hatsnzas snow & Bur
CESS n. 81 I'll.
Jones & Lon-h. -. -, !. ~,
schr Pcdro A. Draw. lake Philadelphia Evans Ball 10
ARRIVED.
steamship Java C7rl, hartyn, Liverpool FEB; ana
Steamship state Of Indiana Obj ssdier Glasgow req -
9Th fnise to Austin BALDWIN Co
Nal. Jos Mllred (sipl, dzy with sugar
Par Milo of Yarmouth. N. ~ kobons Liverpool via Del
aware Break alter 80 days, IN ballast 49,
Brig pcoa of Portand) Clark, sagua III days. With
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UNIrED STATE slrEEW COURT.

WisuiNrIoN. Feb. lS.--in the supreme Court of
tie United states todlv-
No. IJllne -, pa. IA ivei EIaf, q n.-nJ' anlh "a
.ii-r- pc Ic itfr" ct 'utts' Nfrin"'i
continued T. - counsel iog tlt defendant 10
err p and concluded uy Mr ~ Bug 81 '"nn.ci Tor lie
pls'ntu Boz error.
~ samuel =. Blsblns' int'f, g., 1Gg.lsn.'
J.. Hsf'nw. 81 a'. Tsid Toy Nj y ,. Fii'' 'i
counsel Go, appellant and b. Mr T. % hnrni u; com.
Tor lrr tpp Hes.
United -tatr.i dli No l.t John 70. q 49," I u "a
.rr.r AIT Tfat.H ~ mol 10y VI rtIffF "
toruy firral -fr or thr d-i uca1- rrror.
-nbi piiIiei 20 ,ltuts ty Mt A 'i"ih if We"
plIiuur- 300 cif'r
y. II--Wal ,r =. Hoii.nsu = a. pl.un- b. 'r"i at
Ar-f~i hg NJ Assistant Atinfu'f Frn-
raj cptn-l ter riipf'n.. la frff nt st.ni'
t,i ,e' aIsuri- 10y Ail Joan a. h@ili 'i ir ri"4H'
No - m, ini-lor folu Tay1r g. appellant. mr. The
View I,rty Etrd GlI Fiarsi fi'l 90 fui1tfl. 'Etu.
incn begun by NJ Van slnt,o,d oil counsel ior Ito AZ.
AiLn--Lll..l nrfn M.nhny 81 u ncI.ck.
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RrrA..Y. =. y. FcH. 18Th. { y wing IS To day
sal.nd 'h CONT ~ ~ ais 'or MONDAY Feb 81 1916
Sos. &c.,. ~. -li. 80. % .. 80, 80. -
iu ttH.rt n- '.I'1's Tfiift. Fob. - i-Id.
ZiI-Iuiiu Luz ana utarr- respondents, hf hHiih
l.ts .ua "tlff- CoHu4-slufr, .', aIf iats AZ ID
ivI g. go. = coIi M FER appellants. and ~ 'och
r.ue foi rtsp1u rni- ,..., 49,. ..
So. III -WlIim .als appellant agi Tie IrI, St.ir
ut< iuurt h T. g. salmon ~ counsel
fOl l,s .aut. ll4. b. J.. Van Nlhl. Tor rrlli'iiS
W 5il-W nain T. I1unc'. fcspoli'ut. oct hrn imn y
q. I'd a ~ j. . hifu- OF
= app, i1t. AMI Pos J. 81. Ward fIr RESP nlOuiA
Pro-. aulatlHu Y uildc sfa the CONT q iouurL
SlATEOt NiS so "a. go 10 ut tIlIAi~. $500 !
ClIe-. orr O.. hLTtti. Irh. D., lS-G.i
rderI THAT cc.k ll.a. calendar fr tHc &'ih
ia, of 44r,.. nest 10 Af ts cIut N itrrh recess
', ai',arlfl.nt , ln-i and .ni Do icr "n .ncl
calendar On ia ~ st4. o4r4- Fi HiA.4 o. :
i,,,. i~fG' o. uN -nc u'ii
ir til- g. shall lee rcrusrly nJied i0i sreuh"i ad Va
r.c. pip,i 81 ,,I,,e H huil 81 ~ .nu.t fa be NE"
vita the ,lcli. before The 9Th day Of hnirl.
I-aklN. Clerk
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pASSFNGERS ARRIyED.

PROM ITVrhPOOl.- sieDasii p Jqrg. Fsh. ls.Nr and
q, and uid = Amos, Mr AMI .lt- =
Beian5, " ikrlt, {. Gang ol. Mss j. amfl1n ~ ana
a. VT ~. tuiItFs y
;i Donct, & DuEciicy, rIstr l+lns rh,l LAZY 81. 'r
lHg.r iict Fraser, J. McNrat ~. 800 IT'S -
o;ulairo e. A. Iasu- iysier Htnr, 81. ii"nff, III o."
me H., !ir ste. 10 sod -. iiyL NJ lt"h . H.
Isaaf- B Labs fofevrc. Miss Mays J. Nlef j., :, -
fiugie, stpboca. a IceT. A iraNef J%iob lut - VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-19

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Feb IL, 1876.
At Mr. Johnston's mart. Thirteenth-st., be-
tween University place and fftl-aye., there was to-
lay large ATTENDANCE and the catalogue embraced
the whole better claf3 of stock than has recently been
nntrrd Below my be lOund Inc prices oDtalned:I
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FOR VOTDON- IN r~ITgfbip fGnrfq Feb l9-fr'o
Hngtfon f,oDpt A. Dci son MISE Jane zone Henry i'cI
NJ Woodward, = children luif'
Aired r. (rint samuel Williams. william C1rck Fran
i,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun = Noon 3-b
HgH wAIrg rms DAY-A
SANDY 24g Cows islaua 1921 Hell -. Ferry. b:lO
ms pAY-f
sandy Hook 3.54 Hell q. Ferry. 0F33
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED SrAIE NAIL.
Seamerso thus Line take the Lane Routes recommends
by Lieut.. Mary. u - ", south ot the Banks ON NE
passage 10 Queenstown all the year rlund.
ADRIATIC. SATU RDAY. Feb. 10. at D. IN
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Feb. &C. at a.
REPURfIC. SATU RDAY, Marcn L. noon
GERMANIC. SATu RDAf. March st3 -
CELTIC SATURDAY. March IL az II a NJ $1,000
IRON THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER OK Nohfh
RIVER -. -........~a A. 80.
poiutmens The saloon sLAteroons, sLio1nK anu DS<a
Rooms placed amdshps wher. tle posse anu mosoe
are lsa degree OF comfort hthero unaS
ARXTsssaioon ss $50 and $780, soa Return ohess
ON fayorable terms. steerase, SIS 49,.
r and other Information apply o. ~
SSAAp~N' r. J. CokrIs. A1eoA
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Gor5es. Carriages, Garhess, 81.
4 COI'FE and one CLARENCE, nearly new,
nsl hy ~ rs snar south. 10 be seen at NJ.
CUHLiir-. 100 IL aul ilJ lt-t ljtsl, n'll llhav.
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
Rev. John A. Broedus, DID,,
Of soath Carolina,
win preach in tho rifth Avenue Baptist Church.
ieth-st. near 5thave. (Dr Arnd@,ssl
SUNDAY EVENING.
Services begin att 80 O'Clock
Rev. John A. Breadas. DID,.
OF sorth Carolina,
corner Tilry .drstst.
suS Z. isso a a. M s''n'
~. Mork's Churc,. second ave. and Tenth stRcv. T.
II. kYLANCE, d. D. eetors.ryces at II eci"ck, Morning
evening, PRAYER aud Preaching cnr.si.'
s,Jame. NJ e. Church. onehnndre and twenty s1,hst
University, ,wl preach o. sCNDAY Feb 20 .rryees com.
-. Tgnnriu- Church Foriethst., between FIfib aud
siIthayes -services-Commnnion 4; m mcmns prayer
Rector b. p q EVER on The Seven q Us Of the iIoly
S SSSHy e ar Dr. hvnf6 TysF Of cSe
Of the Heay enly Rest. strangers cordially invited
M sDssip ~. k H 5erFfs, oafqf By NJ s q
between Madison and fourihayes, 2G and IN IS sUN
so s:i5 M for Women only, sioi p Tor Men oaly
SIS j. ~ Xan Sion TO All the services vtio1 te&s The
ION Al Broadway booSs;ors 81 oiee cor 26ts
Mads subjects ets r a e Mk Goay Feb 81 s
2i-Hopc. Friday Feb Z,-lntsmPerance satGr sy feb.
RAYS cScepto Services In the hH,
Madsyaasc, al clocA. Ok LRELOW M.Ef NJ, entrance
ave. from to $40 viii be eoud c f9r thu week
beg inning Sund y, FEB. 20 by Rev. John Hal II. III eY,
f. Booth, D. d., AMI M Ira d. SanAty. The doors VIII
bali hOuT before zach service. The expenses of
Dt0as Contributors be- 10 j. Prpont Nor
esq Treasurer % allst sgml Thorle Chs Com. Of
Arlngeurnts w y. Dodge, Chairman o. Cor Conn., Nathan
Bishop Chairman Executive Com.
The Rev. George T. seymour, ID. d.. viii preach SER
hail OF Tie Chr German sOOc5, n L0n church,
ly .gh 81 ami ia sOn ave, on ~ NDAl next;
Feb ~. Services at 7;3U m.
Tse Next Sermon the E" Tho Awakening and
of Chrstisn Life Will given SUNDAY
EVENING, goth inst the ChuCh ci tie AtonelD-ut,
Madlsonayo and twenty g-tst, ~ toe Rev AEIH Il
BROOKS of New Yorf. SUBJECT " spec ~ feasons and
Agencies Of Devotion" Services cOmmsBcg n $50 O'Clock
Tabcrnleic baptist Churrh,
secOndaye, between Tenth ard tl' flihsis.
Rev. SAMUEL IL. GREENE,
of ta1enOya, =. - viii pitach
kffrHiugs
BREAD UPoN THE WATERS"
Evening:
"CHRIST INVITED 10 THE HONE"
al XVI !iaiy n,'.;S-
University Place Church, Of Ei Tentht, Rev.
DT. JOI II, IstOr SUNDAY serylce@a' II - ~ ami pm
Unity Chapel, Harlem Rev. w y CLARK will preach
vice begins II O'Clock. Public are invir"i
Nc,fnunster Preshyieri,n Church. eor1er r rstPace
and it,i st., Brooklyn hey. J. Cl4-N. ~ FRENCH,
Pastor sabbath SCI 90 'nt HJ.l CHS 2t) y M ser
vices at lU-2 a. and ~ p. H.
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Montreal, Feb. 10. 1870.

PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BUILDING IN
FIRST NAED,
LONG ISLAM CITY.
The Board Of Long island CITY invite pro
po-a- AMI leasing t. sail fuai OF
Education a Of years, SClip lI~Ho 81 IN the
ward 81 Long leland CITY; 81 buldu< 10 d"
accnuIng 10 plans furnished by bidders Ia De
approved by tho B0sd and Lands located 10 their
sliisflction.
The right reject ary and al proposals not
The cfis and expenses OF plans ana
st.ci icaiious to Ice borne by bidders.
ppnnrd at l. OcOck noon OF saturday March IL,
1876 - the i'ut ward school h11sr
fuil information can De had on amp icauon 10
GEORGE PEfET
President Hoard OF Education. l.. ]. city.
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From Piers ~ aid ~, North River.


FOR LOt DON DIRECT
IFCI........... ~, l;SDAl, Mar .. IL An
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
IHECUEEN, Teh. 10. D. M. SFAlA...... Mai T. II N
ENGIAA Feb %. 4. ~. EoNfT..... Aaf. Il Sd N
CABIN TaSsg, $50 AMI SO currency. Eeurl tickets At
reduced
Steerro rassace s2G Prepaid si.ercd tickets
from Inland AM scotland at the lowest rates
lss. ot from 81 up@ = = al cuIren piicea.
~! A
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New-York, Havana x Mexican Mail $. 5. Line.
~ steamers leave Per ., North River Al D.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
JRTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEw-YoRK.
SOUTuAMPrO%, AND BREMEN .
COHPANY'S PIER foot OF SECONpsf T.. hOBOKEN.
MICS Ain. Fek. 10 HEENANN March
R...... Feb. 20 W. STR Nrrch u.
RATE, OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, UAVRE Or BREMEN:
ElEST CABIN, ~ % gold. | SESONl CABIN, 900 gold
STEEkAGE. $50 currency. go.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid stceiaSc Sorua
Gates SO CURRENCY.
Fol- lIeig lt or passage Apply TO o-,,-
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\ LINZ.
These nrstclass steamships sal regularly at D. from
Pier No. Is NOrti River a. follows;
Seanslfl IOit 3 T. ~...... TUESDAY, Il rci I.
Accomrnodsous unsurpassed FIRE GIT apply 70
WILLIAM f. CLYDE & CO., Ne. q inviilg green.
MCKEILAH, LCLING " CO., Agcat- DE- HafarL
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-28

Which has stood the test of 40
Years.
There ia no sore it will not Heal,
no Lameness it will not Cure, no
Ache, no Pain, that Athicts the HUI
man body, or the body of Horse
or other domestic animal, that
does not yield to it's magic touch.
A bottle costing 25c., SOC. or 81
has often saved the life of q Human
Being, and Restored to Life and
Usefulness Many q Valuable
Horse.
-l0-eed-dSw-iv.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-28
Modern Women.

1t Is a sad commentary upon our
boosted civilization that the women OF
our times have dcgcncrated in health aud
physique until they are literally race OF
lnyaiids--pale, nervous and Dack-achy,
with only here and there few noble en-
ceptions in the persons of the robust,
buNOm ladies characteristic of the sex in
days gone by. BY very large expert
cnce, covering period OF years and eni-
bracing the treatment of many thousands
OF cases of those ailments peculiar to
women. DR.. Pierce. of the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, n. ", has
perfected, by the combination OF certain
vegetable extracts, natural specific,
which he does not cXtOl as a cure-all, but
one which admirably fulfills single
ness of purpose, being a most positive
and reliable remedy tor those weaknesses
and complaints that aillict the women OF
the present day. This natural specific
compound is called DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. The following are among
those diseases in which this wonderful
medicine has worked cures as if by magic
and with a certainty never before attained
by any medicines Weak back. nervous
and general debility. falling aud
other displacements OF internal organs.
resulting from debility aud lack OF
strength In natural supports, internal
fever, congestion, inflammation and ulcer
alton and very many other chronic dis
eases incident to woman, not proper to
mention here. in which. us well as in the
cases that have been enumerated. the fa-
vorite prescription effects cures-the
marvel of the world. 1t will do no harm
in any state or condition of the system,
and by adopting its Use the invalid lady
may avoid that seyerest of ordeals--the
consulting of a family physician. Favor
lite prescription is sold by dealers in med
icines generally. d&wlw(39)
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-28

they may smplify indefinitely their knowl-
edge Of nature and Of man. but they will
not amplfy their knowledge of books.
This, it may be said, is the highest educa-
ton, and wehave lately been reminded that
such it was esteemed by the Greeks. 1t
must be remembered. however, that we in
these days have history snd literature he.
hind us Of some eighteen centuries, which
the Greeks hat not. Beyond the daily and
weekly newspaper, which is skinned
rather than read, the enormous majority of
intelligent gentlemen whom one encount-
ers, day by day and hour by hour, abso-
lutely avoid print. Perhaps the best proof
of the very slender character of the attain
ments, and the very limited degree OF mis-
ceIlaneous information of which the clubs
OF whom we now sneak can boast, is the ai-
miration Inyariab yexcited by the fact OF
one OF their number bettaying something
that IL only few degrees removed iron
sheer ignorance on questions Of art, of his-
tory, OF literature, and science. There
never was a time when it was easier for
person ambitious of that renown to pur-
chase the cheap distinction of omniscence
among the circle Of his club friends lie
has but to travel little, observe a little,
catch up few shibboleths of artistic critl-
cism, allude now and again to the writers
OF antiquity aud OF the Renaissance, and he
will quickly come to be pointed out as a
monument of universal knowledge. 1t is
true that if he presumes too much upon his
reputation he win be avoided a. a bore.
but then he may have the satisfaction of
rejecting that he has for brief while not
inefiectively passed as prodigy.