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JTJDGE OF PBOBATE'S SALE

JUDGE OF PBOBATE'S SALE.
Martha Stewart, ct al., Us. Feriby starnes and
others, heirs-at-law Of Joseph Starnes, de-
ceased.-W Writ in Summons.
DY virtue of an order from JosephA. Mclean,
ID Judge of Probate for York county, I will
expose to public auction, at York Court House,
on the
FIRST MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, NEXT,
by the acre, portion Of the real estate Of Joseph
Starnes, deceased, to pay the debts OF the said
deceased.
The said real estate is situated in the county of
York, on Beaver Dam Creek, and is bounded by
lands belonging to the estate Of James L. Wright,
lands of David Barron, lands of the estate of Jo-
seph Starnes, whereon the widow now resides,
lands of Rebecca Heron, and lands Of w. w.
Glenn, and contains
SEvENTY-FOUR ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH
Should the terms of sale not be complied with,
the property will be readvertised to be re-sold on
the next Sales Day, at the risk Of the former pur-
chaser ($9.65) r. 81. GLENN, 8. Y. C.
October IL Al AZ
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COOKING STOVES.

CEVERAL different brands of Cooking Stoves
y of the best grades, which will warrant and
sell at low figures. Also, cheaper grades OF
Stoves for sale at G. H. OLEARY'S.
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COTTON Is CENTS.

COTTON Is CENTS.
UyHE NAVASSA GUANO COMPANY urges
me to requestall persons who have purchased
their
FERTILIZERS ON THE COTTON OPTION.
to bring in the Cotton early and rapidly pos
sible, as the Company has sold contracts which
are to be filled with the
COTTON OWING TO THE COMPANY
by the planters It is the interest Of the planters
to deliver early and avoid loss by drying out.
I WILL PAY THE FULL MARKET PRICE
for any excess of weight of bales.
Il. s. JEFFERYS, Agent.
October II Al
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT.
V(HE HOUSE AND LOT belonging to the es-
tate of Hon. I. D. .WITHERSPOON, deceased,
can be RENTED for the balance of this year and
for the year ls7S Also, will RENT THE PLAN
TATION, lying on the Pinckney road, one mile
from town.
TERMs-EASY. Apply to
w. II. McCORKLE.
September 20 "a
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SUNDRIES.

RIDLES, Haters, Girths, Saddle Bags, Sad
ID die Blankets, Hames, Trace Chains, Back
bands, Stirrups, Bride Bits, Buckles, ETC., etc.
for sale at G. n. OLEARY'S.
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GUANO NOTICE.

VJVHE Notes of parties who bought Guano from
from George w. Williams & Co., Charleston, s.
c., for collection. am ready to receive the Cot
ton. Please bear in mind that these Notes are
due on or before the 1st of November. After that
date, payment is to be made in United States Cur
rency. r. F. CLARK, Agent.
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The peculiar adoption Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup to so many phases of throat and oron'
chisl diseases has rendered this remedy I'M
meusely popular. Sold everywhere 70 cents
a bottle.
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WHIPS AND UMBRELLAS.
A LARGE stock of Buggy, Wagon and Riding
n Whips and Buggy Umbrellas, for sale by
G. H. OLEARY,
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TABLES, &C.

TIMING, Teapoy and Office Tables, Tin Toilet
IL Sets, Towel Racks, Hat Racks, Suspension
Spring Beds, etc., etc., at
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NOTICE..
II RESPECTFULLY inform the public that
am prepared to sharpen razors, scissors, shears
and other fine-edged instruments. Prices,for
honing and sharpening razors, rs cents, and Tor
SHARPENING scissors or shears, 10 cents each, and
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
TOM BALLARD, Barber.
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REJOICE, AFFLICTED.

81 AZ LIZ DnOVSs
MEDICINES, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints,
lyl Oils, &C., in splendid assortment and guam
tity at the York Drug Store.
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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FANCY GROCERIES.
RAGGING AND TIES.

Baeging and Ties, as low as the lowest, at oul
Grocery. II. r. ADlChEo I" SoNo'
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ny virtue of writs Of aeri acias, to me directed,
ID will be sold between the lega! hours OF
Sheriff g sale. ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
>r@-r,nr'rrD NEXT.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
A NEW WAR SLOOP.
THE ALLIANCE PUT IN coMMIssIoN-A LIST OF
HER OFFICERS.

THE ALLIANCE PUT IN coMMIssIoN--A LIST or
HER OFFICERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
NORFOLK, Va, jan 8. 1877.
Al noon to-day tho Alliance, tho last OF tho now
steam sloops OF ar put commission. The on
GERS OF the ship and her assembled on The
quarterback, rs usual on such OCCASIONS whom Cap
tain Thomas Scott FIllabrown second In command at
this naval station addressed few complimentary
marks her commander, rheo. y. Kane. and
directed the pennan 10 DO hoisted at the peak
Der OF ladies' present Among the number were
the two Misses Richards nicccs OF Commodore crcigh-
ton These two ladies' hostcd the vessels coors when
the customary cvilitcs had passed This ship has
ccived the admiration Of al! naval officers who
have examined her, and Is the envy OF tue different
dock yards where the other seven steam sloops
The following is a lis, Of tle ot,ccrs Of the All
ancc:-
Commdnder-Thco. r. Kane.
Commanding L,cutendnt-K = Bradford.
Er>cufire Otlicers-Charlcs seymour W II. Bechlcr.
M1A,rs-I.yman g. Spauldng, j. c. Crcsar
Ensigns--C. II. r. Moore V. t. Cotman.
Ch,ef En1nser--S l.. j Ayres.
Assistdnt--W am Row botham.
.curgeon-Jorome Kiddcr.
Iuyndsfer--C. H. Bartlett
Second Lteuendnt Mdvtpes-fouie j. Gulck.
I,dshipm.n--York Noel, +. j. Meiigan, Robert c.
Ray
Boots,crin-W illam Long.
Iorpenter--John !. Thomas
The lrst cruise Will be up the NJ Mediterranean.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
MES. JOHN Y. CoYLY.

Kate Adele Underwood Coye. who dcd In this city
on Sunday last the wife OF Mr. John " coylc for
many years the editor aud one OF tho proprctors OF
the Washington National in,,lt9encer. The deceased
was born at Rome, Ca, and was Of the Underwood
family. OF the oldest and most dstn gnlshed FAM
lies OF the state Her grandfather was Judge Under
wood. a very able Jurist and distinguished for his
literary requirements ani Keen vii Her father was
nj the Bar. and Representative in Congress At the
time ofihe war. Before her marriage tas Miss Under
wood she held a prominent position IN Washington
society, where she was as remarkable tor her beauty
as Tor her conversational powers Mrs. Covlcs death
sudden and unexpected. the immediate cause
being rheumatism OF the heart Tho funeral taxes
place from tho Church OF the Holy Innoccuts today
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
ASHTABULA'S TRAGEDY.
THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE coRoSER's In
oURsT-FURTHER TESTIMONY ON THE wArEs

THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE coRoSER's II.
oURsT--FURTHER TESTIMONY ON THE wArEn
QUESTION.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 8, 1871
Tho Leaders, special from Asniabua says:-rhe Corr
oner's jury mot ~ two 7. II.
The FIRST witness examined was Mrs Leitie Bancroft
who testified that she resides Ashtabuia; had
versation with Mr. Simon, night ticket agent at the
depos, tho morning after the accident; asked him
why they did extnguish the Gro; he said they hae
orders from the company not TO.
y. W. Simon, recaed-Have no recollection Of see.
Ing Mrs. Bancroft iha. morning. aud swear I dc
not say that the railroad employees at Ashtabula had
orders from the company not to put out the hrs
Cross examined-I have no knowledge OF any orders
being received from Cleveland not to throw water on
the wreck.
Has been connected with the present Fire Department
for over two years holds the postoo OF captain OF hs
second reel Of the steamer Ncptune was at home ihs
time the alarm was given; started Immediately fos
the engine house; said that hose reel upon which
the bridge BY the men OF the COMPANY,
thinks he and his party were half an hour
IN arriving at the wreck with tho steamer; thinks that
when they arrived T.. A. Hitchcock captain OF tho
steamer, gave orders that no water should be used ;
said the steamer stood near cisicrn opposite tho
American House, SAID there signal by whicn
the engineer gives notice that the hose IS to be al
tached.
Mcnaei Finley sworn:--I have been cor INJECTED with
the Ashiabua Fire Department about thirteen years.
foreman OF OF the coinpnnies did not run ous
our engine, because there was so much snow and be-
we had no hose lit for use ro one told me not
10 run the steamer down 10 tho wreck, and nothing
said about water
Theodore II. Screvcrs worn:-Am captain Of The
steamer Neptunes hose arriving at tho engine
house found the steamer fired up aud ready
to start; the hose carriage was drawn
out; upon reaching the wreck heard some
one say that wator was not wanted, but help tor
the woundsd went down the hin to see wha. progres.
the fire had made, and then gathered what men could
and proceeded with Protection engine down the hill;
was met by George Brake the foreman who called
out, ''My God do not take that engine down; havc
orders foom tho engineer Mr.. Knapp. not TO use an
engne;" heard other words from any one IN refer.
chcc TO using water.
Adjourned til nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
A 100000 swINDLE. CHECKED.

Bosroy. Jan. 8, 1871
Some time since parties procured from New ork
printing house Autographed check book, claiming Il
was for the use OF the First National Bank, OF Lowell.
ia drawing checks their Boston corros pondent tine
FIRST National Bankl suspoctpg some irrcguarity
the New York house notified the Lowell bank when
the fraud discovered and The Boston bank notified
not 10 pay The choces This morning the Boston bank
received through tho mails, bogus chocks for S. 900
from q Montgomery (Aa bank tor collection. Five
other checks for $1,000 each we're also present ed,
through the Clearing House. to the First National
Bank by tho Revere Bank, for collection on account
OF their New York correspondent Thus tar tbc for.
gerry been traced parties purportng to DO
ton buvers for Massachusetts manufacturers The
ntmation OF irrcguarty grew out Of tho disposal
OF the cotton near the point Of purchase. Tho
parties who sold the cotton nrc probably the losers
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
THE RUSSIAN. FLEET.
Arrival Of the Russian Cor
Vette Bogatir.
THE SvETLANA COMING IN.
Grand Duke Alexis and Grand Duke ConStan.
tine on Board.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 8, 1871
Nicholas shlsken, the Russian Minister, and Rear
Admiral A. Crown, OF the Russian imperial navy,
arrived hero by rail this morning from Washington,
D. c. Tho Minister brough. q letter OF introduc.
ton from Secretary Fish 10 prominent
had come TO charleston tor the purpose
Of meeting tho Grand Duke Alexis, Grand Duke
Constantine and Rear Admiral Bantakoa, who were
expected to arrive at this port shortly In the irigaie
svc,lana Of which the Grand Duke is captain. Tho
arrival OF these distinguished digul,ares created
quite stir which was Increased by the arrival In
sight. a short whno after, Of tho Russian corvette
Boga,r.
uoAaoED NJ A PILOT.
The vessel carries twelve guns and draws twenty
two fec, an aud seventeen feet forward which is too
heavy 10 allow her 10 cross the bar and como up to
the city. She was boarded by pilot and her com.
mandcr. scharor. First Officer Lang and twelve officers
up to .hc city and paid their respects TO the
Minister, who is quartercd a, tho Charleston Hotel.
coal AND PROVISIONS
Tho Boga,r. besides twenty officers and ten mid.
shipmcn has crew OF $50 men. and has como 10 this
port for coal and provisions
WHAT REAR ADMIRAL crown sAva
In an interview tonight with Rear Admiral Crown,
your reporter learned that tho svctlana comma
by the Grand Duke Alexis and Rear Admiral
aboard, together with the corvette Askold,
Captain rerton. eight guns, ana crow Of
825 and officers, and tho cruiset, despatch boat
Captain NazimoG. with three guns, werc some miles
out to sea- and would arrive OF this port IN the morn
ing. He said that these vessels had como South to
seek quarters and take In coal and had sought
this port OF bo pcraturc On learning that
tho depth Of the tho bar would not admit the
OF the vessels tho harbor tho Minister has
determined upon their arrival suggest Por. Royal
convenient por. for wntsrng, and after short stay
hero they will probably sail for that port Tho
Boga.r vii. leave hero tomorrow for Port Royal
TOUR THROUGH Tns COUNTRY.
It Is also stated good authority that tho Grand
Duke Alexis and the Grand Dukc Constantine will take
advantage OF their stay to travel through the country
and tho four vessels. the weather turns
warmor. will sail for Now York
The United States revenue cutter hoceasin has boon
placed at tho disposal Of tho officers for visiting tho
city. Tho unexpected arrival OF those distng gushcd
personagcs has occasioned quito sensation and every
effort viii DO mado by prominent eitzons here TO
duco the Grand Duke and his guishod cousin to
mako q stay OF some length In this CITY,
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1871
THE RECENT TREASURY RoBBERY-ARRgsT OF
CLERK IN THR DEPAR rMENT-A LARGER
PORTION OF THE MONEY RETURNED.
F. s. Wnsow, who was arrested to-day for tho theft
OF the funds belonging TO the Illinois National Bank
has been employed in the cash room of the Treasury
comparatively only short time He appeared at his
desk usual this morning, and. remarking that he
glad the detectives had stcd the matter OF the
robbery began his work without delay. He
was noticed 10 bo very reticcnt during tho day,
but gave indications oil any agitation whatever
until about two O'Clock in the afternoon, wncn he
arrested by Mcssrs Brooks and Benson OF tho Secret
Service division OF the Treasury. Wnslow
searched. and two nav 500 bills were found upon
him. He merely said that ho camo by them honestly,
and made further remark, as no was informed that
whatever admission he should make might be used
as evidence against him. Winsow was not
in tho employ of tho Treasury at tho time Of the
Hacck robbery Of 81, 900. having been appointed
since that occurrence Tho amount lately stolen was
Sill 99O nearly all OF which in 100 dollar bills
OF this amount $1L 200 has been returned Tho au-
thortcs still dsincliDcd to give any Information
concerning the party who returned tho money, con-
tenting themselves by saying that tho guilty person
shall be brought to the bar OF public justice and the
outrage upon the public service fully vindicatcd.
winslow is man who Vas very highly respected
In the olnce his department always having been
OF a quiet and gentlcmany order Ho had
no confederate in tho crime. Tho old clerks in the
cash room, and particularly those who have
two previous had the misfortune to be under
a cloud during Investigations OF theits that havc
CURED, are very much eated that tho general sus-
picon has been removed and that they longer
the subjects OF detective shadowings and constant
espionage.
THE VACANT coMMIssIoNERsHIP OF PATENTS.
Representative MacDougall. OF New York, informed
the President to-day that no will give him answer
tomorrow in regard to accepting tho appointment
Commissioner OF Patents recently rendered to him.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Mr. Augustin Days play Of ''contcmpornncous In.
forest" entitled Divorcc was produced at the Grand
Opera House last evening, before an audience that
quito filed that vast building Tho play we'll cast
Miss Mary Wells played Mrs Ten Eyck with her usual
EycS. her performance was characterized by grace
and intelligence Miss Emily Rig made hit as Lou
Ten Eyck, her bewtchng accent being as the sparkle
the champagne Mr.. Harkns was hardly the Ideal
Alfred Adrancc. nor did Mr. Parkes rs Edward Lyndc
oil the bill have II flied Mr. I'd
Lambs Tcmplcton TIT found considerable favor with
tbs audience, as ala Mr. Dcvcre's BurritL The play
well received and will be continued through tho
wcck
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
THE ILLINOIS SENATORSHIP.

PROPOSED COMBINATION or DEMOCRATS AND
INDEPENDENTS ON JUDGE DAVID DAVIS.
FIX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BLOOMINGTON. Jan. 8, 1877.
A new movement is developing IN the Illinois SEN
atorai question within the past day two, and is
rapidly assuming strength and prominence. The idea
is. IN case II found that the republicans cannot
elect Logan, that tho democrats aud independents
unite ON Judge David DAVIS, OF Bloomington. mem.
bcr of the United States Supreme Court
rnE PROPOSED CANDIDATE
Judge Davis IS now In Chicago. but IL Is understood
that while no does geek tho honor II chosen will
refuse TO act. Judge Davis Is certainly OF tho
most available, ms he is as able and worthy,
his party could choose.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS

General Stephen v. Bcn6t, Chief OF the Ordnance
Department. United States Army. Is at tho Grand
Hotel signor +. Brienoi is at tho Everett House.
Mayor J. Grouse Of Syracuse; Charles ". wooley.
OF Cincinnati and Major Nathan W. Osborne, United
States Army, are at the Fi!,h Avenue Hotel. General
II. II. Robertson, OF Tennessee is at tho New York
Hotel Daniel Dougherty, of Philadelphia is at the
Windsor Hotel George Cavcndsh Bentinck. Of Eng.
land, and raymastcr Arthur Burtis. United States
Navy, are at tho Hoffman House. General james L.
Donaldson OF Baltimore at the Union square Hotel.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
TONNAGE FEES AT NEW YORK.

THE CASE OF THE ISMAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AGAINST THE CAPTAIN OF THE PORT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s. 1877.
In the Supreme Court to-day the case OF the Inman
Steamship Company against Tinker. Captain Of the
Port Of New York. was submitted printed briefs Of
counsel presenting the question whether tho statute
OF tue state Of New York authorizing the Captain Of
the Port exact fees o aud onc-haf per
tho tonnage OF vessels making fast 10 the wharf.
whether services rendered or not Is nnconstiu.
tona The steamship company insists that " is be-
n regulation o commerce and because duty on
tonnage, both being exclusively wn federal control
william W. Evarts and r. l. Stetson for appellant and
II. j. Scudder for appellee.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
OBITUARY..
REV. ALEXIS CsswELf. ID. u. Ii. u.

REV. ALEXIS csswELr. d. D. III. u.
A telegram from Providence, IL, l., under date 'oi
tho sth INST. reports as foliows;--'Alexs caswel
u. u. LII D., cS. president OF Brown University. with
which ho connected for half century dicd hero
this morning, aged scvchty y.cight years" The
deceased q, ntlcman was graduated from Brown Un-
ycrsity lS12 lie once held The position o Professor
OF languages m Columbia College. Washington. lie
was professor oi mathematics and natural philosophy
In Brown University from ISIS is50 and then held
the position OF professor OF mathematics ana astronomy
there until 1864 lie became president OF tho
university IN lsoS He was the author OF "a Memoir
OF John Barstow," published Ia ls6t
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Quite large and respectable audience present
last evening ~ Tony PASTORS Variety Theatre Tony
has ache undoubtcd success In hts new and
pretty place Of amusement Tho programme nj git
comprised ininitc variety Of entertainment all
select aud unobjectonablo Barton Stanleys ''rrtma
Donna ot NJ ght, " como opcretta in which Clara
Kellogg and Christine Nilsson are cevery minickcd.
was an Interesting tcaturc; so was the popular
interludc, 'Golng tor the Cup" the "Darkey's
Stratagcm," and The amusing sketch called Germany
Versus Ireland" IN which Gus Williams and Harry
Kernel appeared TO advantage No notice Of Tony
Pnstors would complete without reference to tho
wonderful child artist, "Baby Bindlcy," whose pro.
cOcty n universal wonder rho balance OF tho pro.
gramme was nterspersed with songs. dances. recita-
tons by Fields and Hoey, Johnson and Bruno; Eugene
Blitz's marionctte performances Tony Pastors merry
moments, and SO on 10 the end OF an excellent oil Of
fare.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
SAN FRANCISCO MrNsrnELs.

Birch, wambod aud BacKus with their popular
company, appeared last night in bill that mlrh
provoking IN the extrome. There many sweet
ballads, interpreted by accomplished singers Mr
Rynan dlscourscd extensively on tho obsolete subject
oi Political Virtues" Mr. Birch and Mr. Backus
gave n dissertation ON the perplcxiDg theme. 'ralcnt
a Bust" Tho coming American drama, ever
sought Tor aud not yet iound was iorcshadowcd In tho
inimitabc sketch called tho "Happy Mokc." Tho per-
iormancc excellent and the apprec l4ion OF tho
audience Ia n corresponding degree.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
CANALS AND RAILROADS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6, 1877.
The annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of tho
Pennsylvania and New York Canal and Railroad Com.
pany took place to-day The report OF the prcsidens
shows an increase In the net earnings tor tho past
year OF s69235 ~. The following officers wcre
ecctsd:-Pres.Jent, r. II. sayre Directors Asa
Packer, W W Longstreet, Charles Hartshorne; }. J.
Taylor, G. B. Linderman, Robert Lockhart, V. Z.
rioliet, r. A. Packer, H. Sawyer, J. W. Holleuback,
w. II. Sayre and +. +. Wilbur
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
KELLY 4 Icons MINsrRELs.

This well selected and talented company appeared
last night their handsome theatre, Twcnty-lhird
street, IN bill that must prove attractive to ALL Tho
nrst part entirely Of minstrel character charm
ing TO degree, and when Courtright, 'Thc Coming
Man" and ''Arsmlnias Wedding were placed tho
boards tho audience enjoyed the performance with
keen zes Mr. Edwin Kelly Is the principal attraction
at this theatre. His comic talents versatility and
,intancc with every part he undertakes
make aim feature IN the handsome ittlc theatre
known as Kelly x Leon's Minstrels
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
THE ELECTION COMMITTEE.
SUNSET coxs CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE IN PHILADELPHIA.

COMMITTEE IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1877.
Tho Houss committee to inquire into the manner In
which tho recent elections were conducted In New
York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn ani Jersey CITY re-
sumcd It's sessions again this morning Only three
members present, there having been another de-
scrton snco Saturday, hr. MacDouga having gone 10
Washington to SEQ what tho Presidents unexpected
nomination OF him for Commissioned OF Patents means.
Both he and Mr. Cox expected back tomorrow, so
that there Is possibility that somc spirit and purpose
may be infused into the inquiries OF the committee,
ana which have thus tar resulted In nothing.
Mr.. Charles Henry Jones was tho only witness cx.
antnod to-day He testified that ne Us attorney
l.w and was retained ~ counsel by tho democratic
PARTY IN purging tho registry lie then gave Al length
recital u the character OF the election laws and She
general mach merry .! the PREPARATION OF the llsts.
The New York herald., 1877-01-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMkNr

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OPrfCy or THE CH!Ef SIGNAL OFFICER,
TAsnisGroS. Jan. OIL A. II.
Indications
In tho South Atlantic States. rising barometer, di.
m,nishng northwest or westerly winds, colder and
clear or clearing weather will prevail
In Tennessee, tho ohio Valley and upper iaKe 70.
gon. rising followed BY falling barometer, cold west.
erly winds backing to warmer southcrly or eastcry
and clear partly cloudy weather, probably sue
ceedcd IN the last district by snow.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
falling barometer, rising temperature, increasing east
south winds and cioudincss and snow, partly
ing rain accompanying the development OF . storm.
In the lower lake region, rising followed by falling
barometer, lower temperature than on Monday, west.
eriy WINDS backing TO southcry, and clear partly
cloudy weather
In the Middle and Eastern States, rising barometer,
decidedly cold anc clear clearing weather, with d..
mnishng northwcsteriy winds, backing to westerly,
and In tho portion OF the former 20 southcry
Caut,onary signals continue along the coAst from
Florida TO Maine