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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Sem SURGE Of and from Trenton NJ with coal for New
OF and owed the city repairs having previously
discharged cargo.
scHR POTTER. Anderson. from Baltimore for Ply
mouth, which put back to Baltimore caky sprung leak
on Annapolis Her ciao coaD discharged on
the 4th and she would Le taken the screw dock for
pairs.
The foremost OF the schr Scull. from Aspnwall at
struck by lightning May - and knocked to
pieces.
Bosrov, June 6--Thc steamer Oriental still remains
ashore Hariings Ledge The work OF dischargng the
lighter loads OF cotton rosn ana hides
having arrived In this city Will be held upon the
vessel this when the question viii be considered
whether the expense OF getting her OIL and the cost OF
repairs thar viii be required to put her in ervceabe cond
tion will not BE- than the WORTH II such
decision is reached the wreck will be sold at auction
HALIFAX June 6The weather is foggy and continues to
interfere with the arrival and sailing ofvesse The steamer
Falmouth, for Portland. sails at AM
NEwBuRyPoRr, june 5--Schrs Bramhall and Louis VIII
which sail from this port to-day for Labrador are the
only vessels from the United States engaged In the Labra-
dor fishery this
QuEHEc, June "A very heavy gale from the east has
prevailed since Yesterday and several vessels are reported
10 have dragged their anchors aud ouled each other Ship
Charles Davenport has foued King Agers and both
sells considerably damaged Ship Victory also foaed
Norwegian ship, the latter being much damaged
SAN Francisco May 3O-The ship Canada taken from
Oriental dock to Cousins Dry yesterday where she vii
be thoroughly repaired &c being laid the berth
for New York Capt Trowbridge OF the ship Ladoga Will
take command.
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the the HERALD. that may be brought
publicly the attention OF the authorities Aletter
addressed 10 the editor OF the HxRALD. New York city
giving accurately possible the number and position Of
displaced buoys the Of their removal will suce IN
ali observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed on the
coast OF European countries in the Mediterranean II Is
that information be either by telegraph or
letter the London Office VI the Nrw YORK HERALD 40
Fleet London, the Paris Office 81 Avenue do
ropera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London" or
Bennett 81 Avenue de pOpera. Paris" Where cases Of
observed ia the OF countries beyond
the ofthe telegraph. Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the first convenent
This information will be cabled free OF charge to the
HERALD and published
D9-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the colo red rod changing from to tho other
in succession. and be several miles distant Cap
ians Of vessels reeing this signal win oblgs by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
DESTROYS Of with vessels arriv
ing at New York do by addressing to vessels
ofHxRALD yacht pier No. East River Now York
Letters received from all ohe world and promptly de-
hvsred Duplicates required
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrISwAL June 3-Arrivcd, steamer Crescent City, Cur
DrxREARA juno 3-saied. schr Kate Wentworth, Mead,
HALIFAX, June 5sailed. steamer Carroll Wright Char
iLolIo April s-sailcd. hanks Apedo dtal,. Plttauga
New yors Canaan tir,. Manson do.
caries. Br, srE FROM Manila. arrived sh iOr New Fork
ssn M 1f lew i's % nSs'9p
from Hong Kong. arrived It'll for New York or Boston
Bnmeistsr r,m Manila arrived March 2u for New York
In per, April bark C.ugser. Keman. IRON Hogo. just
IavreuK. April i3-saled. bark Constitution. Bishop.
LnvrRroor, June ARRIVED steamer Quebec (Br
Tnsnrie Vuenec - y ~. vs,... -. =.
San frsneseo sir William Wallace % cosiis 'oP New
York; Northamp'on Or barclay Tor Do: bs.ks chaamsn
long Kong. arrived 18th. for New Yerk: zohras ;esrI
Sea Tor Shanghai via sn ss aa Patton
Conner Tor shanghai via Lssuimancs; Fannie Hare Lee
sailed April 9. ships Flying Eagle crowen. New York
sth Criterion ull dos ita Isles Of the south tBr), Le
NORM Sydney, en-. June 5-Arrved. banks Harmony
oronIo May ao-Arrived brig Remick. Rose, New
PacAsxAro March 80 sailed bark Remto CNic,. Chris
sailed as., brig Armstrong, for New Haven; schr
QurRrc. June arrived banks Iaver.ham Dorolc, Liv
Rivers: steamer Eamors. Coleman. isiiss for Montreal
.and srocseded, "a ship Edmund Ksse roang .oaes,-
Jones. Hsvrs Digsniia, redierd arsnssmoqsh nars.
Holiday ssss raa"s
Charles Nees sken; ATtemis. johnson 1casssssr;
Russell, ' rleeswead; onySs Hatch. sunderland ioi
Montreal: wnslow Barker Troon TOR do rnaonf s
noalsseu. Londonderry; sally Atkias Lvesgoei Aac,
barrow cor Montreal: i%sssss ShtIsssnssa n
Levitt, SMILEY Amsserdsn; sssalis Irsw, Liverpool r
csa%sns. n"SSsa Dc ssssss. Isvss S;sow Royal
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Steamer Somerset (Br, Western, Bristol. E-w Nor
steamer sidonian dBr) Edwards. Disqualification
steamer Etna tBr, SAMSON. Port Prince savanilla
steamer Tybee kuehi. st Domingo City &c-wm Clyde
Steamer Gen Barnes. Cheesman. savannah--w CARR
steamer wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. fhadelphia-Jas Hand
steamer Neptune. Berry. Bnston--H , Dimock
ship City Of Montreal, Mudgel London Dunham's
BARK Fokvang tNor), II aupt Queenstown Falmouth or
Plymouth Tor orders ockmann. Oerlen Co.
BARK saiome .Ner fhygesen. Cork or Falmouth Tor or
Bsrk Royal naris tBD Msherson. Cork for orders J II
bark Felix Msndsssohn tGer). Barber. Bremen--chas
BARK Maria cswe,, Goransen, Rossock-Funch. Edve a
Boomerang (swe samueison. Riga RUSSIA
Bsrk Romance tIsr,. Toye. Havre-Boyd Hinsxen
Bark Alliance tNor). Petersen Calais rsnce) @ Tobias
Bsrk sansissma Trinidad CspD. Lopss Csds-Galway 4
Bark Francesca CIlsnso 1saD. Por.io. Lsbon--Lauro
victoviA Peres, Lindslsy. Porto CabeIo-Psres
Brig soskummsrsn tNor,. woh Bristol. &c Tobias
srig css.slis. whismoss, Bristol E Jas Henry.
Brig Msdawaska utal. Star~cno. Naples for ordersA
Brig Nancy Ross CBp. Whittier. St Pierre Msrtxllsr
scnr Mary Msngsm, Nshady. St Pierre. Msrt--Isaae
schr West Side Davis. Bsrscoa-B weinberg Co.
schr Hastings Chase. san savador-B Weinberg Co.
scnr WIN yam Name Holmes. Govsrnors Hsrbor tEieu-
schr Alice HE'LL Gsmmoas. 0svesson-Tupper BeAstie
Schr Timothy Field. Leland, South Amboy--H W Loud
sehr Charles Morrison. Smith. Port Johnson-Rrsts
schr Nav shislds wsiss, Halio~sI, Ms-ysa Sruns
Bra
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OFFICIAL CROOKEDNEsS.

CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE WORK
IN0s OF THE ADMINISTRATION IN LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0, 1875
Before the Congressional Committee to-day Charles
W. Lowell exPostmastc- who defaulted in 1873 testL
fed that the oil $14 500 had been raised by his
surctcs and other parties as compromise with the
government for ST. 000 as shown by the quetus dated
Juno 20, 1874, and signed by tho Auditor
Of the Treasury. This money was paid
to Frank Morey, Congressman, who conducted
the adjustment in Washington. The testimony If the
surcos the bond proves that larger OF money
raised than specified in the article Of the compro
mise.
Several witnesses were called, who testified that,
during the campaign Of 1872, money paid by par.
ties the Custom House persons who did
for the government
Considerable evidence taken relative to the Con-
struclion Department. showing that workmen had re-
cevcd less wages than the amounts entered the pay
rolls In one case the witness said he received 500
where the entry for s75 and the signature forged
one.
The chairman Of the committee received the follow
ing despatch:-
JAcsoxvnLr, Fla, June o. 1875
suit the President aud Secretary IN relation 70 his est
os. 81 MS Is ns
Wicker thre aencd to publish report and the
'e'~ 'As"' '''"'''s~ MIN p'''''' " WA 4 PERRY
Wicker arrived on Tuesday, and has been subpnnaed
by the committee. Hewill probably testify on Wcdnes-
day
Excongrcssman Sheldon was called and examined
relative to meeting General Porter Babcock and Casey
ut Washington ana discussing the appointment OF Bill
ines as District Judge after the Senate failed TO
firm Pardee Casey was supporter OF the latter, and
proposition made him change his support III favor of
Billings. sheldon declined 10 testify concerning
veraton with Casey the subject Of the judgeshp
far rs related to third parties.
Major George +. Head. United States Army. appeared
before the committee and made statement denying
the charge OF bribery made against him by Scelye, III
Washington. lie declared that Seclye offered HIM the
majority Of the regiment II he would station troops at
certain towns In North Louisiana This in the fall
OF 1874, when the had command OF the post
Monroe. The troops to be used for political pur-
poscs and Head refused grant the request He also
testified that Morcy had said the only advantage Of the
presence OF troops was the political influence Which
they exercised
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Charter Robbins, Liverpool: Pccsear clszk %; cys
sorensen, Barrow: Zealondo, Allen Liverpool; 0enxi
losh Johnson ROTTERDAM for Montreal Twilight Hssirss
Liverpool; Epaminondss. Sawyer. Sunderland; Aibinua
Arrived 9Th ship Princess Royal watt Greeneck b:rts
WILSON, frcusen Havre; Nelson Dixon Aaryport. MOD
soon sysndssn GLASGOW Counties, Of Durham Mcponnsl
haven; Frank Larsen Cardiff for Montreal; Hndosssn
Mary Davidson Greenoci Tor do Engslbreeh Engslbeth-
en Antwerp Tor Montreal skinner of the Grnystone.
Lewesto for Do Gylis Lundhack. Antwerp for do Mar
tine Ggcnte tsrcennck for Montresl Augustine for
seagu waierford; MsthiIde octAvie PeIetisr. Pen.
saco brig Robbie Burns. Murray. ChArenti.
Cleared Sd ship Peruvian. Dnma., Liverpool; barks
Forganllall. McChesney. Greenock; Neptune Eorberg
Cork: Nordssjernen. rnnst Dublin
RIO JASRiRo, May lin port. bark Cricket Ksan, for
Baltimore dg % sail about May q schr Maggie Gray,
port April 80, bark st Ursula. Brown. for Nev York.
ldg.
SMYRNA, MAY 2a-Arived. schr Anna Lilly. o'Brisn.
Boston
ST JOINS. NJ May 24Arrved, schr Morning Light Obj,
Neville. New York.
srpSrY. CB. June 5-Arrived stesmer Democrats (BD.
Smith. Montreal for London tand sailed 0th).
sr JonS NIB. June CARVED bark Priscilla, Fraser.
Aberdeen.
Cleared 9Th, bark J Newcomh tBn. Nsweomb. Liver
pool; 6th ship Importer (Br), sutherland. do.
Sailed. 5th BARK tvid Taylor B Atkinson Liverpoo
VICTORIA May 27Arrived ships Orpheus DER. Achasl
San Francisco Theodore Koerner Ger Schisvenosrg do
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYyIcx or rHg CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June I'll A. NJ


fr00dOttucx
In tho South Atlantic States, stationary rising
barometer, sou,hcrly Winds warmer partly cloudy
or clear weather.
For the Gulf States stationary, followed by falling
barometer. warmer, southery winds and generally
clear weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley warmer
souheriy possibly shifting TO colder northerly winds
stationary pressure, partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys opposing colder northerly and southeriy
winds slight changes In pressure cloudy weather
possibly light rain.
For tho lake region colder norherly winds, station
airy or rising barometer, clear or partly cloudy
weather
For the Middle and Eastern States rising barometer
northwest to southwest WINDS cooler followed by
warmer. clear or partly cloudy weather
Tho rivers will generally TALL cxcepta slight rise In
the Lower Missouri.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP June 6-Arrived, bark Unaminta BE flicker
son, Astoria. o.
BORDEAUX, juno 5-Sailed steamer San Antonio tBT !,
Rea, Galveston
Arrived At Pauac oth brig Flora, Goodae, Goodae San
Sebastian.
BELrAsr June 6-Arrived. bsrks Sampo Rus) Slusman,
Baltimore; Ceres Nor Olsen, do; Hollywood 3d. Bull
River, So
CErrE, June S-Arrved. bark Jennie Sweeney Hudson,
New Orleans
DUBLIN juno CARVED barks Grazioza utsp. Lavagno,
Philadelphia; Emilia tAus), Radovich. do.
Sailed oth bark John Campbell Br, Hankinson, Phila-
delphiA
DuNDALK, juno 6-Arrfved, schr Hume, Diggtns 81
John. NIB. via Esstport, Me-
ELsINoRE-Arved bark Gentoo Staples Reval for Bel
fast
FAYAL-ssiled, brig varnum Hin. Patrick drom Bos-
toni, TerccirA
GLOUCESTER juno eArrved, brig La Plata (Bp, Bray.
New York.
Orleans.
GIBRALTAR. May 3O-Saed, schr n Millen. Young
tfrom Paermo). New York.
HULL June 5-Arrived. bark osksr George Rus Lngou-
blad, Darien
HAsco-Arived. bark Henrick Ibsen Nor, hasmusen.
Mobile.
HELvoxr. June 5-Arrived, bark Chatham Nor), Schev
erod Wilmington. NC
HAvRx June g. s PM-Arrved. steamer Amsriqus Fr),
Pouxols, New York
fhiadclphta
LrvEnrooI. june Starved, ships Jeremiah Thompson,
Ssson Independence bay British statesman b FOWLER
Portland, o; Campbell Curling. St john NIB; Nc
Caum Masters, do' bark brunswck hutchinson, Fort
land Me- 9TH steamers lthurie Br, jones' New Orleans
Vhna tbr) dii BOSTON, crcassian tbr smith Mohtrea'
Mississippi tBr) Linda do ships Oneida, Nckels Indc
pendencs BAY frira tbr, welsh. Mooiie Amsns 'Dr''
LAME June 8 PM-Sailed steamer State OF Nevada
(Br). Braes drom Glasgow. New York
MovILLE June 5-Arrivcd steamer Victoria (Br). He'd
berwick. Now York FOR Glasgow and proceeded.
MrSroNE-Saiied steamer Assyria (Br) Donaldson New
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Steamers Gen Barnes. for savannah: Wyanoke. Rich
mond, &c Perkiomsn, Philadelphia; ships campa Eniea
Nta) Bristol john Bryce. John. NIB: barks industra
dta,,. Cork; Calcutta ula. do or Falmsuth; Giorsina
utalj do do: Arcturus lBr Antwerp Teekaet. ris-
tn: Aukathor tNor). Bremen Dio Eiio us Rotterdam
Bell Avenire utal. do; Eliza Barss tBr Bermnda BROTH
Nuevitas Emb.A fS0r). briggs Ca>tala. bristoi
Gem. barbados; Annie Gardiner. do: Avsna Havana;
II Jennings. -.
Wind A. sunset. CIV; at midnight. NNW
Barometer at sunset. 3OOl: midnight 3l0j.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping and shpmasters informed
that by telegraphing tho HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera.
Paris the arrivals at and from European and
Eastern Of American and all fore vessels trading
United will be cabled this
try free of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will ind the Paris office the economI
cal and expeditions for telegrsphing
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SPOKEN.

Bark John Rottman. from sagua for New York. june
no lat &c
Minnie Watts Watts. from Baltimore for Belfast
], May -, lat 80 10, Ion ~
Schr Geo Fullerton befnre, from Cenfucgos Tor
Belfast, Me- May ~. lat - 30 Ion 10 40
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sS-xorrCE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
coAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE-capssns officers Of
vessels engaged the foreign observing the
dsnlacsmsnt removal Of requested
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wHALEMEN.

Arrived ut New Bedford jane g bark Trenton. Hopping.
stone, North Pacific.
Cleared Fernandina June l. schr Charles Thompson.
Leach. for North and South Atlantic
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in CON-
parlson with the correspondent: date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer Al hudnars pharmacy
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DEATH ON THE BALL FIELD.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June G. 1870.
William 3. Clyne ruptured blood vessel IN tho
heart Whine playing base bali at Fair Haven today, and
died soon aterward
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LvcsaRc temperature yesterday. CAL
average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

NOR sALE-A BEAUTfruf NEW sL0OP YACHT
50xi59: complete IN every respect and ready for i'm
mediate Apply TO q. w. NJ STuRGES. 10 Resde 81.
New York.
C,OI SALE CHEAP-ONE ELEGANT PASSENGER
saloon sdewhee Steamboat, In feet long. 81 fees
ALL draught OF water. three feet. with boer In
running ir excursions route
Inquire OF IHEO SMITH BRO, foot Of Essex st., Jsr
ssy City.
GESl FOR SALE. GOOD SLOOP 80 TONSl I;
srCCO. easy terms; sails new weehawken OH Dock.
ROMAN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DfFvea
IA enl states tor numerous causes without publicsovs
legal everywhere; no charg, In advance advice Tree.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. 1st Brosdwnv
THOMAS X. AGSEw, THE GREAT NEW YORK GRO.
! Ger Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer. New Norkss 80
svsrybody, call and get bargains " vsssy .
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ArHs DEPARTURES FROM SKw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JrSk AND
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WEATHER REPORT.
FALxou-n June o. ePM-wind ssw, moderate, with
rain.
ro,,etor o63
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-05
REPUBLICAN THlEVERY.

The actual amount lost to the Unit
ed States treasury by reason of the
thieves by whom Grant has been pleas
ed to surround himself can never he
properly computed
We get an occasional inkling of it,
gigantic proportion from the lips Of
men who have had opportunities Of
probing these appalling frauds.
The Hon, John NJ Binclay, who was
Assistant AttorncyGcncml under Pre-
sdent Johnson, in speech recently
delivered mt Milwaukee, presented an
array of figures well nigh incredible
Conlining his attention 10 the eight
years lromlSb2 to 1870, inclusive Of both
years, he showed that the total loss to
the Government for that period could
not have been less than 81 SO, l3S2lO,
or over $ljOOOO,OOO annually. He re-
lclrcd to the fact that the civil service
commission, appointed by the Prosi-
dent few years ago, estimated the loss
Of the Goycrnmcnt in it, revenue col
lcctions at $lOOOOOOOO per annum but
he thought the gentlemen who com
posed that commission were not aware
of the magnitude Of the operations Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-05
A SUGGESTION.

\ New Yorker writes nm open letter
to Governor Allen, of Ohio, suggesting
that he issue to the people Of his State.
just before the 10th OF October. an ad.
dress setting forth
First--'rhat in the event Of tho clcc-
ton of Hayes the Southern people will
bo gonded to desperation by nm enforce
ment act, carpct-bag governments, and
the South given over to political tu,-
mol, and the people dsquiolcd and
discouraged
Sccond-'rhat with the advent of the
Democracy will come renewed prosprri-
ty white and black win be protected
IN their rights, and people of the South,
again prosperous and happy will be
able to boar their portion Of the federal
taxation and pay their share of the
United States debt
Third That the repeal Of the re-.
sumption date OF the resumption act
will stop the general forced liquidation
that is going ON and the consequent
skrnkago of values etc
ThIssuggestion is II good one, and we
hope William Allen will comply with il.
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AND THIS IS ReCONsTRuCTION.

The picture in South Carolina is lust
tins Armed negroes, and armed by the
State, encouraged to break the law to
commit violence TO fire upon deputy
sherlils and constablcs while they are
endeavorlns to keep the peace Latter
ly they have cut telegraph wires, burn.
ed telegraph poles pulled up the rails,
robbed private houses, Cocker, mem
her OF the Legislature, killed in one of
these atliays, had in his pocket letter
to Governor Chamberlain, and list of
white men TO be dispatched by rioters
under his influence and control There
would be little or none of this, says the
New York Express, but for the cncou-
agement given by villNinous whites in
and out OF the State, who tell these
ignorant and excited people that the
whites mean harm, and would if they
could rc-cnslavc them. II becomes the
South Carolinians to be consen ntiyc.
patient and torbearing but sell,prcsera-
ton is the first law of nature, and for
this no mon can blame them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-05

TEXAS seems to patroniAo the Ndycr-
Using columns of Bridal Bolls,' u Chi
cNgo matrimonial Journal, quite extern
ivcly. We note u few specimens OF
Texas wants taken from that Journal
live in the prcttcst and most pleas,
ant town in Texas; am II widowcr
thirty years OF age, and want pretty,
cheerful, loving wife, ANY lady that
can I'LL the bill, address, with full pal,
ticulurs giving real name and ENCLOSING
photo (rcceiying the same in reply
Texas, care Bridal Bells.
A young man, twcnty-onc years old
IN good circumstances, desires to cor
respond with some young ladies' with d
view to matrimony Address, VIM T.
Strain, Kaufman, Texas.
| am II widowcr Of forty, considered
handsome and intelligent, three chill
dron, have II home best references
given Ns to high social standing either
here or in Ill Want pretty mtcll,
gent, choste, modiumsi1cd, domcstica.
tod wife between sixteen and thirty,
lovcoblc in disposition, Address, with
photo, Eugene INIIittc, Fayetteville,
Texas.
young man twenty three years OF
age, medium size, weight one hundred
and thirty eight pounds, light complex.
ion, light hair and eyes, desires u com
panlon for life, Address, W. A, French,
Kaufman, Texas
TnE HERALD would like to know why
buxom widows and handsome girls
can't he found at home in Texas.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES,

Miss Braddon, the novelist, has he.
gun her tour ~ an actress in the small
cities of England.
Not only il drinking diminishing in
Massachusetts by the pressure of hard
times but temperance societies are
collapsing for want of funds.
The viceroy of India has convuked
an assemblage of over eight hundred
princes and rahlahs for January. he
fore whom will be read the decree
creating Queen Victoria Empress of
the Indies.
Providence men who proposed TO
start a sporting paper, aud had en-
gagged manager, have given up the
plan because one OF the projectors lost
all his own and the firms money at
faro.
Clara Louise Kellogg, while driving
In Barkhamstead, Connecticut. hnj
the top of her carriage damaged by
overhanging branches, and she asks
the town to pay her twenty dollars for
the damage.
The Gallatin Tcrnessccan SAYS: Gov.
crnor Foote'S speeches are like his his.
tory of Texas, u book of three hundred
and ninety.livc pages three hundred
and ninety pages about foote and five
pages about Texas.
The sophOm0res of Burlington Uni.
versity are suspended and fined two
dollars each for disorderly conduct in
raising II flag on the college park flag
staff, the other night, and the fresh
men are fined two dollars for cutting
the pole down.
AT the Leeds Police Court recently.
twin brothers, aged seventy, appeaIed |
IN the dock, charged with committing
mn not Of vagrancy In sleeping out in |
each others arms. They said they
came from Neadon teeking work
The magistrates, COMMUNICATING, dis.
charged them. "
Emerson | see the spectaclcor morn.
ny from the hilltop over against inv
house from daybrcNk to sunrise with
motions which nm angel might share
The long, slender bars of cloud lloat
ike fishes in the sea of crimson light.
From the earth, as u shore, | look ont
nto that silent sen seem to pnrtakc
Is rapid transformations; tho active
reaches my dust, and |