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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sHrp JonN GLADSTONE tBr Locke from st John NB fer
LIVERPOOL put HAax July leaking badly She will
probably have to discharge.
SHIr PURITAN from Liverpool for Calcutta wrecked
Saugor Island. wa, insured In Boston for $50 90
ScaR DAVID f.. SAWYER, from Virginia for New York,
with pine wood arrived at Lewes. Del July leaking
badly with feet wster in hold Assistance
by the England Wrecging Co. The schooner would
PROBABLY proceed Pm OF same day.
scHR PAxPgRo tBr). Brauscomb, from Sackville n. h.
June 20 for Queenso~n. returned - 81 John b.. July
g. repairs Nature sno extent OF dam not stated
boston July e-schr Lny tBr, Norris, hence Marra
retve with the scbr Middleton last
OF the Castle. and lost foreniast and bowsprii.
CuARLssroy July Sine schr Etwan this port from
Baltimore reports being in company sunday June IS
With the schr y Hawkins. Wyatt, from New York and
wletts. Baltimore both for this city There
also large number OF vessels north OF Haterss bound
south, but were detained by head winds.
HoasEsnoE, July s-The pneumatic buoy which broke
adrt the sandy Hook Lightship 5h
was picked mp by the steam tux G Raymond Captain
oanes 6th 10 miles by south OF the ghshp,
and towed to Staten Island
Irwrs Del July 6The brig Atlas from Guam amo at
Del July g. reports that when coming anchor
during squsl she lost seaman overheard; name n
known.
ST Joux NIB. July e-ship Belle Brien from st John
Nh for Liverpool ashore Beacon bar has Of
water q her. stczm pump board.
wrLxrxcros. NC. JUL 6--There Is unknown brig re-
ported ashore the Frying Pan shoalA
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Steamer wieland GER. Hebieh Hamburg via Plymouth
-kunhardt Co.
steamer W A schoen Duteh). Jensen. Rotterdam
Fuuch Edye h Co.
Campeche. &c-F Alexandra Sons.
Steamer Rapdan, Aankin Savsnnah-&urray. Ferris 4
Steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Pierce, Phisdelphia-.Ias Hand
steamer Eieanors. Johnson. Po"tiandJ y Ames
Steamer tilaucus Bearse. Boston-h DimocE.
Bark Cxriots tBr) langthorne Hobart Town-D De
born.
BARK Marino tAuO. velcich. Bristol, E-Funch. Edge
bark susz I.al. Criseuolo. Glasson Dock, R-Funch.
Marx yiator 6Nor, Olsen Christians and for orders
Bockmann. Oerlein Co.
Bark ieivetia Nor, Engelbrethsen. Christansand for
Bxrk L'Invdia 0taD. Russo, Gcnoa-slocovieh 4 CO.
Bark Chapman tBr,, Eve. Cienfuegos-Tucker
Lightbourne
Brig Magenta B, Lockhart. Pensrth Roads for orders
Brig D,rigo Coffin Elsinore for order.F Talbot Co.
Brig Dsuiei Trowbridge Rogers Barbados-DAnel Trow.
bridge Co
Brig Aquidneck, Johnson Nuevitas Cuba)-Jas W ard
SEM Grace Bradley. vesper Copenh sgen-snow Bur.
CESS -
Schr George Calhoun tr), Seeiy Sc Johns MI Hor-
schr Lizzie X tBr, Waters. st John. Mp Nevius 4
schr Eliza Beard tBrj, Ode. st John. NB-A Hea-
schr Dresden, Coffin PERT. Amboy-wilson Godfrey
schr Artist, Forester Somerset. Mass Ferguson 4
schr WIN @ Bee. Chester. stoningtOn. Ct-J Fish 4
Son.
Cleared sth--ship Admiral Ger. Hsssioop. Bremen II
BRetjer.
Bark Rocket Atkinson. Porto cabsllo-Theo Foulke.
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HS-NorIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN TIE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captsins or officers Of
vessels engaged the coasng foreign trade observing the
disp OF buoys requested
the fact the HERALD that be brought
publicly tho attention Of the authorities etter
addresscd TO the editor OF tho HERALD New York city,"
giving accurately possible the number and position Of
displaced buoys the OF their removal will suffice in
all observed along the Atlantic and Pachc Of
the Continent When they obssi we'd the
OF European countries in the Mediterranean
requested that inform alton be sent either by telegraph
letter the London onics Of the NRw YoRg HERALD
rOpers Paris Where the telegraph s used dispatches
be addressed Bennett 4e Fleet street, London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpers Paris" Where eases OF
displacement observed In the Of beyond
the the telegraph In Asia Africa
communicate with reaching the 6rst conveniens
port This will be cAbed OF charge the
HgRALp and published
aSNOTTCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THK PORT or NRw YORK AT NIGHT-The Nxw YoRx
HERALD adopted Coston IN
use board the HERALD yacht showing whs burn
ing the red green red changing
successea be miles distant Cap
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HEaALn
HPeons dcsirous OF with vessels arriv
Ing N New York do BY addressing vessels.
fxRALp yacht pier No East River New York.
letter. from all parts ofths world and promptly de-
hveted. Duplicasss arc required
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CANAL BOARD MEETING.
CANCELLATION OF CONTRACTS FOR ExTRAoRDI-
NARY CANAL REPAIRS.

NARY CANAL REPAIRS.
ALBANY n. ". July 9. 1870
At tho meeting Of the Canal Board to-day, the report
OF the State Engineer pending contracts for extaor
dinary repairs the canals submitted at the last
meeting Of the Board and laid the table, was called
up The report recommends the final settlement and
cancellation OF all these contracts
Charles Hughes, ON behalf Of Barnard l. Nash, con-
tractors presented protest against the report so far
they concerned making the point that theirs is
not pending contract, for the that the work
has been completed, and nothingtis pending except
payment for the same
Treasurer Ross offered resolution that in pursuance
OF tho recommendation OF the State Engineer and
Surveyor the moneys held by the state as security for
the faithful performances OF the several for
extraordinary repairs below DO returned to the
several contractors entitled thereto. Nothing, how
over, herein contained shall be deemed to waive any
claim winch the State may have for detective work,
nor shall il DO considered as precedent binding on
the Canal Board in any other case.
Tho resolution was adopted
The following are the contracts the terms Of which
have been complied with, covered by the resolution
+. B Van Duzer, dated December 22, 1871; T. swarz,
dated August y 1872; NJ Barnett dated October TO-
Lucca. dated November H. 1873, and 1882; J. IL.
Decker, October 81 1873: John Haugherty, April %
December s, 1874; V. = Whitmore, September 81.
1872 Charles Nicnols, September 49, 1873 and 1924
Oliver Cornell, October H. 1878, and Thomas Flood,
October L. 1874.
Treasurer Ross offered resolution that in pursuance
OF the recommendation OF the State Engineer the
era contracts mentioned below be cancelled and the
securities deposited for their faithful performance be
returned 10 the contractors thereto their releas
the state from ali liability that may be incurred by
such cancellation.
The resolution adopted.
The following the contracts cancelled by the reso
for swing bridge Clinton; appropriation,
81 000 security, 5000. Henry d. Denison, contract
March 28, 1871 tor removing wall benches the long
level appropriation, $4,000 L. J. Bennett, contract
October H. 1873 for repairing the OHIO street bridge
Ciurk Skinner Canal. Buffalo; appropriation, 5000
security. $l00 r. K Dodge, contract July Ia, 1869,
for deepening the OsweQo Canal at Oswego; appropra-
tons, $13, 00O and $27, 900
State Engineer and Surveyor Van Buren, offered a
resolution that the matter of the claim under the
tract Of H. j. Mowry, dated December is, 1872, No.
1870 for building dam nj Cazenovia be referred to
the Comptroller and Auditor for report thereon IN
the legal rights and liabilities Of the State hereunder.
Adopted.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Msrchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by telcgraphng she HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett No. 46 Fleet street, London TO the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de rOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with United the will be cAbled this
try free ofchargs
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Ned
terrsnean will npd the Paris once the econom
cal and expeditions for telegrsphing
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.

The recent visit OF veterans to their oidtime
tagonists south OF the lne is be recprocated to-
day when the Washington Light Infantry, OF Chares
ton, :. C., and the Chnch Rifles, OF Augusta, Ga. will,
company with the Boston Light Infantry, OF MassA
chusatts visit this city then return from Phiiadc
phia Tney Will be received by the Old Guard, who
are ordered to assemble IN iull uniform at the Astor
House ri noon for that purpose short stay only
will be made IN New York BY the visiting troops; bot
while 1t lasts will be made pleasant by the cordial
hospitalty of the Northern veterans
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared New Bedford July barks Arnolda, Rowland,
Atlantic Ocean: Helen Mar Baudry Pacific Ocean; Sea
KAmr~r Flanders Atlantic Ocean tand all saed 6th).
Bark Eliza, Uimond. OF NIB. called of Norfolk Island May
70: had only taken 50 hbs for two years cruise.
Bsrks Mary Fraser Nys and California, Chase, sailed
from Islands home early in Nay leaving ne Jas
Arnold Wilson. 1900 So; Niger nAiet 14UO sp La
CODA Lewis. l2p 81. In port rebtting.
letter from Capt Bnggs oi bark Wave. Of NB
her At Barbados kAy IA with llO bbls oil last
pokenJans 10, lat 80 A. Ion IS, sshr Union, Bsstow
OF NIB. clean.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY T. ls7e:-TRIPLE SHEET

Ship Sacramento Nelson New York Feb for San Fran
cisco April o. lat ~ :. Ion 81 W.
Ship Adamasfcr Portl, Sampard, from New York Tor
Oporto. June 2a, LAT 30 30. Ion 80
Bark Todenskjod Ncr. from Europe for Philadelphia
July ), lar 40 80. Ion 10
BARK Johann Ludwig Ger Bremen for BaltinAose
July 4. lat 81 40. lon ~.
bark Left from Rio Janeiro for Falmouth. z, June Is
lat -. Ion 80 w.
British bark showing letters NQMF (Edm Holmel, 27
DAYS from London Brisbane May 2S lat IA 43 s. Ion
81 O3 W.
Brig Sabra (Br Charlton Belfast (and ordere
to Batmore) July 10 miles Of SANDY Hook lightsh
Brig Cytie Dow from New York for Trinidad, June rs
lar 50 25 Ion 80
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SAILED.

Steamers wielsnd Ger. for Hamhurg; A Scholten
(Dutch). Rotterdam: City OF Mexico. Havana: Rapdan,
Savannah: ichmond, Richmond. &c: ships Borneo, Lon
dom Pametraet (Nor), Cork Ch.s II Marsh ALL San Fran
cisco; bwrks Hale, stet,in; Saga (Nor), London
Wind n. sunset. NV at midnight. calm
Barometer At sunset. .30OI; ut midnight, 3D.03
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CLEVER ESCAPE.

AT early hour yesterday morning James St Clair,
the man who shot on Sunday night by Margery
Moore, whom he had stabbed in the ace a: No. VI
Bowcry made his escape IRON bellevue Hospital TO
boat In the East River. In which were several OF his
fr,ends. who roved him toward the Brooklyn shore
Che police arc searching for the fugitive
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MOLLY MAGUIRE CASE.

PoTrsvILLE, Pa. July Q, 1875
The Yost murder trial, which was interrupted last
month by the death Of juror reached this after
noon and argument heard for change of venue.
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KILLED WITH A BALL BAT.

PRovIDExcE, r. l., July O, 1876.
George Prentice. who struck with base ball
bat by Edward Egan Tuesday morning. died day.
Egan has been arrested.
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MURDER FOR A DRINK.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July Q, 1915
Last night Lewis H. Jones. proprietor Of hotel at
Earlvile, Madison county, shot through the heart
by Irshman Of that village to whom he had refused
q drink. Mr.. Jones thirty FIVE years of age and
highly esteemed The murderer arrested.
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CLUBBED TO DEATH.

CAMDEN, N. j., July g. 1876.
Last night George Bddle, aged thirty years. was
attacked with club and instantly killed by Robert
Smith Black, In South Camden Black is from Phila
delphia and IL In custody.
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FAILURE OF A MANUFACTURER.

SrRISGyIELD, Mass, July 6, 1876
F. W. Adams of Stockbridge. manufacturer OF cot
ton warp cassmeres has failed for $40 OOO with
assets OF between $50 900 and $50 600.
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BODY POUND.

NEwnuRG, n. Y, July G. 1870
The body Of Robert H. Allen, who was drowned in
the Hudson River while trying swim on Mon
day last, was recovered yesterday He an archi-
tect, ooing business in New York city.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, July 6.Arrived bark Ttana fNor), Albretl-
sen. Plau; bsiss A Barnard. Wiiby ssgua Christns
tBrJ Cfowel tienuegos schrs Lsvnia Warren. John
son sarua: A Paige Haley Jula Pratt Croweii; Eva
Yates. Yates. and Wheeler Godfrey. Phiadelphis;
Elwood Burton. Frinx Georgia CarS Earett. and Cor
son, Godfrey, AsAsndrA; Mary Rankin, Fuller, Port
Johuson.
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DROWNED FROM A SAIL BOAT.

BOsroN. Mass, July q, 1875
OF Augustus n. Morse, OF Bath, Ne, was
knocked overheard by the boom OF boat in which he
was sailing last evening and drowned
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 6, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

nxroRrYp NJ HERALD sSEAN YACHTS Axp HeRALp
wHirEsToNa YxlxcRAPu
US ship supply. Hayward. Washington 8 days Has
Us encsrs and
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SPOKEN.

steamer City of sydney Doro. san lsAacsco for sydaey
Nsw. Juns ~. lat ~ n. leu l3e W.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
'os.~. soas. DESIGNATION.
O5goE

DArEs OF DXrARTuRRs FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JULY AND August.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Gustnvo dtaD, Trapani from Grgeuti Nay s.
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WEATHER REPORT.

FALMOUTH, July G-wind sw. moderate, thick and
rainy.
HoLYHEAp, July 6-Calm; barometer 29. 9l4
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Nn- Ridges Food for Infants AL TnYalils
es advertisement.
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While the whites are quiet, the
blacks in parts of the South are not SO
amiably disposed. From Louisiana We
have report of the murder of three
leading Democrats. A squad of armed
negroes were observed near the scene
of the assassinations, and are supposed
to have done the deeds. Had the VIC
TINS been Radical politicians and the
butchering squad white men in masks,
the journals of the dominant party
would have rung with charges of ku-
kluxlsm and rebellion, and Federal in.
reference been demanded. Ways will
unquestionably be found for this ins
reference about election time,
whether the Southern whites do any
thing to provoke il or not. But it be-
hooves them to avoid with the utmost
care any difficulty, however slight,
with the negroes and their political al,
lies, so that the Administration may
have no Just cause for putting bayo.
net near a Southern polling place.
jour. of Com.
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A Projected Raid on South Carolina

Those who are not acquainted with the
true character of Chamberlain, the car
pet-bag Governor of South Carolina,
Will probably be surprised to learn that
he is the NEST active of the Republican
pol liticians who are urging the Govern
ment TO send Federal troops into the
South to intimidate voters. He was re-
Gently reported as denying that he had
asked for troops in South Carolina, and
as expressing the belief that their pres
ence would not be necessary, though he
Was doubtless secretely asking for SOL
diers, while he publicly pretending to
oppose military Intervention. At any
rate, he makes no concealment of his
wishes now, and on Monday he very
tersely explained to newspaper cores
pondent his reason for a change of front.
"The situation in South Carolina, B"
he said, "has changed as in an hour,
When was here month ago the Demo
Gratis in Sauth Carolina were inclined to
support me, and had even said thatthes
would nominate no one in opposition to
me. The State is Republican by a ma
jority of at least two thousand, and they
had determined for the sake of pea /,
and quiteness, to endorse me; but Ger.
nj. c. Butler and Geary and men of that
type captured the Convention and de-
cided upon putting up Wade Hampton.
Since that time the entire situation has
been changed" These are Chamber
lain's own words; having failed in his
plans to run both political parties for his
personal benefit, he throws off the mask
and rushes to Washington to beg for an
armed invasion of the State over which
he domineers.
In the conversation referred to above,
Chamberlain complained that the Demo
Gratis come to all the RepuL Llican political
meetings and insist upon discussing with
the Republican speakers the questionsat
issue. 81 would not object to this" he
said, if this were all but it is MOI.
They come to our meetings armed and
| mounted" He neglected to say, how
ever that the negroes also go armed to
such gatherings, and that few days ago,
at a meeting on one OF the Sea Islands,
| where it han been arranged that both
parties shoald be represented on the
speaker stand, and where the blacks
outnumbered the whites probably a..hun:
dred to one, those of the negroes who had
no firearms came armed with scythes,
razors, pitchforks, and axes.-Sun.
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VERMONT ELECTION,

Heavy Democratic Cams In the
Largest vote ever pOlied i'm the
state,
New YORK, September 6.-Returns
from Vermont, from 1870 tows, show O.
Republican gain of SO per cent; with
a Democratic gain of 70 per cent, over
the vote of 1874, showing a net Dem
ocratic gain of 35 per cent In no elee
tion within twelve years in Vermont
has the Republican ticket received Sc
small proportion of the total as in
this election. The same percentage
of gain would give the Democracy
nearly every State in the Union.
The Graphic Republican organ, this
evening admits that the Democrats
have made larger gains than the Re-
publicans, comparisons being made
with the vote of Presidential years.
These returns show that the absolute
Republican majority will be less than
in 1864, 1868 or 1872, in total vote
the largest ever polled in the State.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-07
RUBBER ANDCAPCINE.

There Is scarcely branch OF human indus.
try in which India Rubber has not in some
form found its way. Although widely known
and used, but few are aware OF its medicinal
virtues and great curative properties. Prac-
ticai experiment has proven that it is natur-
al reservoir of electricity, containing more
than any known substance or compound
Owing to this fact it has been used with sue
cess in curing Nervous complaints and Rheu-
matism that were invulnerable to drugs.
1t has also been discovered that India Rub
Der possesses all the properties valuable as
sperific for Pulmonary complaints and cures
many forms OF Consumption and Lung dis
eases. Combined with Capcine it is unparal-
leled as Pain Reliever, whether external
or internal. Nearly all the Surgeons have
adopted it on account OF its great healing
properties.
The most efrect,ai way of using the article
is in the form of a perforated plaster. The
extensive use of ordinary PerfOI ated or Por-
ous Plasters, is a testimony to its merit.
dinary Rubber Porous Plaster fs that it acts
too slowly--requiring days and continuous
wear to relieve pam or to effect cure.
A celebrated Physician OF New York, who
has long made the medical properties of Rub
Der a study has succeeded in making grea
improvement in Porous Plaster by int roduc
ing Capcine, which overcomes all the former
objections, causing the Plaster to do in
few moments or hours. that which it former
ly required days or weeks.
Capclne IS the most valuable ingredient
ever used as an externalremedy. 1toperates
with astonishing vigorand relieves pain I'M
mediately. Its curative properties have be-
come 80 famous that anenterprising firm In
New York took it in hand and by bringing
Capclne Plaster to the attention OF Physi
clans, have met with unprecedented success
The article is known as BENSON'S CAP
CINE PLASTER. The price ls the same at
Druggist ha them.
feb19-e3 lmly
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South Carolina and Florida are
hopclessly in the control of the negroes
They manage the courts they alone
make the rank and file of the militia,
they alone have the right to bear arms,
and the State government is in their
hands. And yet United States troops
are to be sent to these States to assist
at the elections, it is said, at the in
stance of the famous carpetsbagger,
Senator Patterson. 1t isa not orious
fact that registration is 90 loose that
the Democrats of the city of Charles
ton find it useless to go to the polls,
any desired majority can always be
figured against them. Does Mr. Came
ron mean that the Republicans shall
have the opportunity to return the votes
so as to prevent any possibility.of t
Democratic success any where:-
Times.
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What a Vote for Hayes Means.

From the Kansas City Times.
Tovote for Hayes is to vote for Sd tern,
of Grantism with all the name implies, Il
is emphatlcally a vote for the continu-
ance of such practices as were unearthed
in the Credit Mobilier exposures. 1t is
a vote for salary grabs tis vote for
Babcock swindles and for grave-stone
swindles A vote for higher official
salaries and an increase of the number
of officeholders A vote against labor !!
A vote for aristocratic snobbishness
A vote against tranquility in the South
A vote to oppress the West In short, it
is vote against republican or demo-
cratic freedom and in favor of central
ism and oppression
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WEAIHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, .Sept. Z, la. NJ
PROBABILITIES

For the Middle States, southeast
to southwest winds, stationary tem-.
perature, falling followed by rising
barometer, cloudy and possibly rainy
weather.
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ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.
No. 2 East Second Street.
PRICES FOR IS7c
PRICES FOR 1870

25 to 100 pounds at 20 cents per hundred;
100 to 200 pounds, 60 cents. per hundred; to
tons, so per ton. Special rates for la-rer
quantities. Eastern ice only.
4aprlit1f j. ii. CONROW & son.
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General jeff. Thompson, of New
Orleans died yesterday at his former
home in st. Joseph, Mo-, which he
had been revisiting for his health.
, 1876-01-22

bill appropriating $222, 7o7 TO pay tho inse,ess or
ground TINT ConBreBs Ia bound to tho ex:.ns
only that the intereht shall be raid, sud that NJ
4Bo0. 600 OF tue sum Appropriated rcmalns III tho
District TEoahury, part OF tins anould be ap-
herosfter tbs tntereat should 10 paid from tito
Diatrles ousIo4t receipts.
THE nREwKHa.
Tho Committed on Ways md Means gayo a
hs&tns thin morning TO 4 ltpasatIon from The
tho pashage Of tho bill introduced by Mr.. Kehr
(Mo.) to abol!xh slie Tuls pf the Internal noyc.
nuo Department whfct, fixes ~ bushels Of malt
~ tho maximum quantity allowed for tho pro-
duotion Of a 3t"gallou barrel Of beer or alo, and
make hsaossrnouts where tho brovers roturna
SLOW IN oxccsa Of matt over tho quantity Of
heer produced. OlIlco,n from Tho ln.stpal
Rovenuo Department. vera present. and asscut-
ed to Tbs Proposition Of tho brewers,
, 1876-01-22
ANDREWS, THE PAWHBROXER.

An afternoon paper yesterday contained sen-
sst!oual .tsm about andre Andtans, tho Clark
gttoot parubroker, Jumping hls bail aud leaving
Tho town. Ever siuce An1reua' Arsest, "a off,
car hsa boon stationed 1t bis shop to kesp track
Oft. At 10 o'clock Thuraday night Aad1ems
loft for st. Louis, presumably II coves up the
traces lefs by him in that city In councillor Nth
tho Forcman robbery. Capt. buckley wan At
ouoo notified Of his departure, aud yesterday
morning supt. Hickey tslagrapAsd the Ut. Louis
police - look II him and seni lin back to this
elty II they found him doing ANY work. Ms.
honda for usothss Andre and hia vita, ssys
that, guilty or not guilty, AadTs will b. baak
hsss ID iowa today. Tha Evidence against An.
dtsws u hourly aeouu1uisslnf, an1 By tns oar OF
hls Till h aAay sxpeo& ~ satta1 1kshs Abu u hs