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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
SPOKEN.

Ship Csrisss Carver Dow. from Liverpool for Calcutta.
Dec 81. lat rs = Ion III 10 W.
Ship Csyon t,r Golfer. from Lohos de Aiuera for Fail.
mouth, Ian = lat 33 81 :. lon II 81 w.
ship Maid of Orleans DIR Houston. from Bremen via
Plymouth Philade iphia. Feb 3. LAT ~. lon 20
Bark Felix tNor) Hvidsle. from Wilmnrt No, for
Liverpool an %, lat -. lon ~.
Bark Duchess OF Lancaster ( Williams. from Charles
ton Liverpool, AN 30, lat ~, Ion ~.
BARK Canada tBr). ood Monevdeo for Now York.
Jan 81. lat Is n. Ion 81 w.
Bark Athena GER BulImer from Bremen for New York,
Feb :, off 81 GATHERINGS Point
Bark Brown Greensh, from Boston for Port Natal,
Dec 81, lat IS :. Ion I6 80 W.
Bark Emma Roeiner Gerj Alboand from San Francisco
for Antwerp Dec -. lat u ~ ), Ion 80 55M
Bark Tide Figa utalj. Baliestra from Rotterdam via
Plymouth Dec 81 for Delaware Breakwatrr Jan u. no
LAT, &c.
lat &C.
sehr Peter Crowel from Galveston for BOSTON, Feb -
no lat. &C.
schr U u Fisk Crowe. from Garracha for Baltimore.
Ian "a. lat sc 40 Ion 10 80,
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FIRE IN NEWARK.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWARK, Feb "a, 1871
About ten O'Clock this evening fire broke out In the
extensive saddlery hardware factory Of Crane Co.,
Nos r. "a and 70 Mechanic street, in this city For
over an hour the nremon battled with the flames and
building o dine Jour story brick one, were
completely destroyed The loss build.
ing aud machinery will be about $4,000
Over 100 hands are thrown out Of employ inent. A
New York gentleman named Carhardt owns tho build
ing. The walls and some OF the beams are saved
The origin OF the nre 10 unknown, but II Is supposed
to have been spontaneous combustion. considerable
,nhammabe matter being used On property valued
at $50 OOO Crane Co had $47 900 insurance in about
dozen companies, including the Citizens and Hum.
boldt, of Newark; the westchester Hartford. Royal
and Incoming. About midnight tho flames were en-
iiralv nuanchod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
THE SCHOOL OF ARMS.

The annual athletic ENTERTAINMENT given BY Colonel
Ncy,ery took place last at the 'Schoo OF Arms"
No. 6l9 Sixth avenue. The entertainment opened with
sparrng exhibition by two OF Colonel Monstery's pu.
pits, In which both showed. far amount Of skill
with the gloves. fencing match followed
between Professors De Jurck and Nicholas,
Of Paris in which the latter obtained
slight advantage boxing match between
George Mccarthy and ar amateur resulted In an easy
victory for the former Alter several fencing eXhIbl
tons had been gwen by persons connected with the
establ shment Professors Miller ana Fredercks
l,vcned the programme with lively set-to with the
gloves, IN which Miller proved himself moro than
tch Tor his opponent. The entertainment closed
with broadsword exhibition between Colonel Mon
stery and Captain Nicholas, In which The honors
about divided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
GENERAL ANDREW W. pESrsoS.

General Andrew ". benson, Postmaster al Balt.
for nearly eight years. found dead in his bed
yesterday morning II Is supposed that he died from
spopcxy as no retired at eleven O'Clock last night in
his usually excellent health. The deceased was
gallant and brave officer during the late having
entered the Union service in August 1862 Colonel
OF the Eighth Maryland volunteer infantry, which he
had raised and served Till the close The war. He
was engaged IN u number OF battles, having lost n
arm al the battle OF Laurel Ill., Spotsyvanla county,
Va, where be was IN command OF the Maryland
brigade attached to the Second division General Rob-
insOnj VI the FINN army corps under General Warren.
II was again wounded IN the battle OF White OAK
Ridge, near Petersburg, March 81, 1865 For gaantry
IN the nrst named battle he brevettcd Biyader
General, and IN the battle OF White Oak Ridge MAJOR
General He was IN his iorly-sixtn year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Feb 22-sa,led. barks Anglia tBr,, Evans
New York; q Harbitz tNor). Jacobsen, Bull River.
ANTWERP. Feb a4-Arrived, steamer Ksniiworth (Br).
Prowse. New York.
Sailed 24h bark Laura Maria Ger. Schorst Philadel
phis.
BRrxEx. Feb 24-Arrivsd steamer zena tBr'. Court
New York.
BAssEIS to Feb 23Arved. ship Henrietta. blanchard
Liverpool.
CowKs Feb 23-sailsd bark Iris Cswe). Moiander drom
Hull. Bull River.
ExnourH. Feb 23-saIled. brig Mlstus tNor). Olsen.
United Srates
HAMBURG, Feb 24-Arrved. bark skudesnsss tNor,.
Kjeldsen, New York.
HKLvoET Feb 23-Sailed, bark Haakon Hsak0nson (No
Heuge. New York.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 24-Arrivod. ship Lake Ontario tBr)
Gilmore, New Orleans
Sailed gath. ships Herbert Beach Br). Crosby. Tybse
tatar putting back in dstress) Lizzie Burrl tBr) Stu
art United states; barks Nictaux tBr), Masters New
York; Adelia Carlton, Packard. Matansss
LONDON, Feb 24-clearsd. ship Harmonic (Nor). Cog
stadt. United States
MALAGA. Feb 23Sailed. brig Herman. Patterson. New
York.
QuEENsrowN. Feb 24-Arrived, ship Anna Camp. Gard
San Francsco barks Sarah (Br). Frazier. New York
Gordon tr), Brown do Francisco UtaD. Gerioa. Phil
dephia: Jas Bolt (Br), James. San Francisco.
Sailed 22d steamer Wyoming tBr). Jones drom Liver
poo. New York Cakes the place Of steamer Wisconsin,.
SUNDERLAND. Feb 23-Saed. bark Won der Heydt uer),
Pensacola
srAvAxGER to Feb c3-Sailed, barkx Miner (Nor, for
Now York Freya (Nor) do.
TExEL. Feb 22-saied. ship Electra Dutch, Heuer
(from Amsterdam) Pensacola.
Sailed from - Feb a. Snow Quilt, for United States
BILBAO. Feb 24-Tempestuous weather been preva.
lent here during days and still continues One
English and French ships reported to be lost at
Santona, with all hands.
LONDON Feb 24Ship Gardner Colby Streeter. from As
Ioc3 far has INIT nfo alma.
raise with rudeer sprung.
Of the belonging to the bark Petit Dubro-
vacki (Aus,, which wrecked st Kids Island.
supposed to have persisted
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI, Feb "a 1877.
Advices from schr Caroline Cornea. of Somerset,
ashore TAIL that she has feet of water
her hold has bged She lies Of Mackerel Cove
crew. after stripping her. Obliged abandon her
we'll up rocks and will probably
The US cutter Grant made attempt
her this afternoon but could not owing to the
high sea, get within 500 yards Of her.
schr Angler. Besse, from Wareham for New York via
New Haven sailed from here this morning but during the
gale lost oresa mainsa and slightly damaged other
sails and obliged to return for repairs
Schr Martha (Br which has been arded damages by
the owners the City Of Fchburg will 6e sold
this place by her II Is not probable that
she will be repaired would take 5000 make
harss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
A WALKING CHALLENGE.
TO rns EuIros or THE HERALD

TO rHs EpiroR or THE HERALD
S WILLIAMSBURG. Feb. a. 1877.
Two weeks ago ] saw a challenge in tho Turf, Field
and farw from ". F. Harding, the pedestrian, offer.
lug to allow U. r. Avery, OF Boston, one mile in fifty
or three miles In 100 tor $3.50 SIDE. Seeing that
Harding cannot secure a match with the New England
snampton viii match J. W. STUDIOS TO walk Harding
nuy or loo miles level for 500, the to take place
either at Gilmores Garden the Metropolitan Riding
Academy MS Harding arfanges match. A re-
ply to the HERALD Will be attended TO in business
manner
u W. ucNATLY, Grand street, Williamsburg
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FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
February "a. 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. "a, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny TIE herald STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnTEsroXg TELEGRAPH

REPORTED TEE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnTLsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer City Of R,chmend Br Lei.ch Liverpool Feb "A
to Js Of Dale a bar n !. s M sah Re. s
4so PM lat 4s lon s. H. scfooner.rissed steamer
Quccnstown 10Th with mdse aud passengers to Williams
Sic amer Arragon r symons. Bristol Feb q with mdse
aud passengers to d Morgan. Had strong to sw
steamer Neekm Ger. wniveroa, Bremen Feb 10 snd
r cS Up TO- the Banks had sw and NV Winds and
high sea- with chanseabe weather. henee nor'hery winds
Asapus CO. rape A M Fer r. with md''
"p Steamer Herman ynsS.on Mallory Savannah days.
with mdse ana PASSENGERS 20 Geo yonye; -,
Old Dominion steamship Co
aTs e. Dv Ws Via eSs q s s.y .s
DAY. Z Of iisiieras with NE and Sw gales
sugar ,S 10 Rcad enj.mn Co.. vessel g Marcus nn.r
Co. Was 10 day. Of iia,,era, Yin NE and NV WINDS
Sehr Ridgewood Johnson Georgetown Sc 10 days. with
naval stores to ID iiuriburI h Go.
HS-steamer Batavia (s from Liverpool which arrived
At an hour @ S 0rn n. reports naa
FEB gd lam lat ~ o. lon 81 49, passed an lnn"n
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Cortes Freeman Halifax. Ms. for New York.
with mdse pnd passengers 20 Clark seaman.
steamer CITY OF sew Bedford Fish. New Bedford tor
steamer Galatca Walden Providence tor New Yors
schr Minnie lBr, Watts st John, NIB. for New YORK..
senr Wm Pickering. lowering Portland. Me. Tor New
SER Daylight. Green, Portland. Me. rsr New York.
sehr Fanny Edith barrett, belfast Tor Baltimore,
schr I1rr Nc Nichols. fannng calai. Tor Nsw YORK.
srnr Lucy. Hammond. Nash,as Tor Sew York
Senr Vim MarvsI. oHssis. boston Tor New York.
seht i Austin. y illam., Boston Tor new YORK
schr volauI Lord. Fan River for New York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. reb 21-Clearsd. brig II Munros. BIZ
BosfoS Feb a4-Arrived steamer Ella Knight. Bsar.s.
New Yot ship s Ss,
aSa ssh N1y YOs s.
Henry Cole Cole AmSoy = Emery. Mcls Bsti@ors
Ne.
York Sass &s Mss issos %a
MI
GER. undusch Bremen: Tuckshos Brown Nswbe1n NO;
ksnssa Foster "S &
s o.s S.s sf
New Esiy r'ss auo %
bremen: dh.i:tephsl Sou%SSs NSa kpSSssn 9Ssssns:
brig Asas .s kn
BRUNSWICK. Feb 2l-ciearsd. schr Lizzie Dow. Kelly.
CIAELEsToN. Feb 2iaCeared. schr Maggie Law.
24tIAryed. steamer Equator, Hncklsy. Philsdsphie:
schr idaho Port AAria Ja for New York pus 10
Cleared Erstatnunssn Gor,. Jensen. Rotterdam
ton. ioekwcod New YORK scSrs Louisa Birdss Rogers
SiS Sit Ga ty sS 1s;is%sss ship Lov. @
GER. Koppen. Liverpool via Bernuds.
M aJsi rss s'" i. s. A
from Banora for baltimore; Ensciemer, from - for do;
Passed out from Baltimore steamers Lake ChampIaiu
s asR'B Alice Roy 3D. for Liver
Passed ont from Rchmond-Barks Tetens (Nor), tor
Queenstown: Johannes Rod Norl. for London
for BaIors bark Emba iBr), Mckenzie cron Ipswich.
bark H & s9em.n s. A to.
ss9s Sl'sri
ye5go0 s5i5 Andrea Mop rnyspss do No..
ssa g. eS seh Hattie Moo
ish Arrived. sehrs FIorsnce Lillian Smith New
Ia Ia Russa Sulith do r. :. Mary
MOBILE Feb aa-Clsared. schr a Tabsr. Benson, St
AxSiAs -. Belle & .sS H.v.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb, 24-Arriyed. steamers New York.
Cssred.sea%,ers gta sp' G.rtes Liverpool; City or
gnsn, iiavs Anfuste (f), Ruppin, Rouen ProsperdAd
Fxssls 18th Arrived bark Abort tNor, Andersen.
Sniied-Bark Leopold ct Marie tFr) Havre
PORTLAND. Me- Feb 2a-Arivod, schr Nathan clesvss
24.h~Arrived bark Ada Gray New York.
Also arrived ssh,s Eya May Baltimore for BucksDors;
Sailed--stcamer Peruvian OBJ. Smith. Halifax and
sHN FRANCISCO, Feb ie-s.,ed. ship D..hns Wave.
Nickcis Tacoma. bark Aureola. Malgram. Seattle.
24tClesred. ship Bucknghamshire (Br). Harland Lv'
SEATTLE Feb 49, Sailed bark Gem Of the Ocean, Gray
SAVANNAH, Feb 2l-Arrived. brig Maria tsp,. Havana
2th-Arrved schrs winons. New York Portland, wcods
Cearsd-sbips Brnam Wood Br,, Pensacola; Savannah,
saiied~sss.%eT Seminole. Mailsws, Boston: JanissS
S S posa aaS
As, dr.. Verbs; charlie Il Dow.
Fisher boston" Mary Hudson 'n ssl.i%"ss
chicsahcminy River: Va. Tor KenneSunk port.
me"a sabso nautilus. Fanny E%!S cs"""r aSd d' X. "
In por.schrs Ellen Fisher Joseph Fish, Mary standish
WY wfMiS% s NC Feb 24-Arrivsd bark Klecsa ,s
Howard Lyerpool ,and cleared for s. john NBI brig
Trns
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

LOUISVILLE, Feb "a, 1877.
At Boards Station, on the Louisville and Cincinnati
Short Line Railroad early this morning, passenger
train bound south was thrown from the tracA by
misplaced switch. The engineer saw tho dahger IN
simc 10 avoid serious disaster. 49, :, :,
TWO passengers were slightly Injured w. H. Moore,
OF Memphis mad his shoulder partly dislocated, uhu
Mr. Cochran, OF New orleans, had two ribs broken.
No interruption to travel accustomed by the acc
Annl
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb 25--l A. u.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHE CHIEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Feb 25--1 A. 81
Indications
For Sunday, the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer colder northwest to southwest winds and
partly cloudy weather will prevail
For the Cult States, north and east Winds cooler,
partly cloudy weather and rising barometer
Por Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer,
northwest winds, stationary lower temperatures,
partly cloudy or clearing weather
For the lake region. rising barometer, northeast 10
north west winds, cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather
For the Middle States, rising barometer, cooler
north and west winds and cloudy weather.
For the East Atlantic States. falling. possibly fol-
lowed by rising barometer. cooler northwest winds,
ligh. iain or snow followed by cloudy and clearing
weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Miss oval
leys, rising barometer, lower temperature, partly
cloudy weather and south to east winds.
Cautionary signals continue from Woods Hole to
Easport.
The rivers will remain stationary or slowly falling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
FIRE ON BROADWAY.

Onlcor James Maher, OF the Fourteenth precinct.
fro on the second story OF No 564 Broad
way, occupied by Charles f.. Strong the wire sign
Five hundred dollars damage was sus-
taned upon building and stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
SAILED.

Steamers Britannia (Brj. for Liverpool; Greece (Br
Londof: Utopia .Br, do Canada lFr) iayre; Anchoria
OBJ, Glasgow Hermann Ger. Bremen: Clyde Havana;
leans; Aisiers. do; san Jacnto Savannah; City OF At
ianta Charleston: he .ulator Wilmington, NC; Old Do
miaon Richmond &c: Knight, Georgetown, DC; Az.
mes, Philadelphia: Fanita, DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
AN ASSASSIN ARRESTED.

Dennis clifford alias Paul, was arrested this morning
by Detective Wade, Of the Fourteenth precinct
charged with stabbng aud mortally wound,ng Adolph
knoIzer, vi No. AZ RivilgVu street, few day ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
JAMES GAVIN DEAD.

James Gavin. the comedian, whose skull was 'rac-
surs6 by FALL February 20, died yesterday morning
Of Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF the injuries
tkDo sustained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-25
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Feruandina Feb schr Admiral Blake. Hath
North Atlantic Reports Dec - struck 40 Dbl Up
whale but In had weather lost all but ~
bb In here repair copper on while the whale
was lying alongside.
spokenJa a5 of Mstanilo Reef schr Amelia Braley.
with 20 bbls sp oil
bhs ~ oil.
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sehr westnoreland Allen. Fali River for New yora.
Schr West wind. koamer. Fab River for New York
Schr Hero Baker. Gloucester tor New i"rh. .
Sehr Nelson Harvey Coffin. New Bedford for New York
Schr xhn Cadwslader. Phnney. New Bedford for New
York.
Schr l. A Rose. Rose, New Bedford for New York
Schr Chas Morse, Maher, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Hastings, Chase. New Bedford for New York
Schr Lucy ID. Handy. New Bedford Tor New York
schr Gov Burton. Phinney, New Bedford Tor Philade
phia
schr MARY Fisher Haucr Providence tor New York.
Schr ca!sta, De Witt. Providence for Now York.
Schr Edwin Frances Providence for New York.
Schr VIM II Bowen. Jackson Providence Tor New York
Schr Martha Heath. Dixon. Providence for New York.
Schr Sightengale. Young Providence for New York.
Schr Eliza kebecca. Siriphon. Providence tor New
York.
Schr Helen Ames Eudicott Providence for New York.
Schr Mary Bryan Smith. Providence for New York.
Schr Eureka. Mayo. Providence for New York
Schr ohm Il Hurst. Cook, Providence for New YORK.
SehT Helen Mar. Ward. Providence for New York
schr Xcbec, Shropshire, Providence for New York
Schr ELIAS Ross. Ferris. Providence for New York.
schr J Fort Fort, Providence Tor New York.
Schr Geo Avery. Rogers Providence Tor baltimore.
schr Peacedae Carwel Pier for New York.
Schr Abbe s Emery. Emery. Newport for New York.
Schr Ach0rn, Mcguire, Newport for New York.
schr Mary II Miiiin. Ferris Warren. RI. tor New York
Schr Jennie Rogers. Rogers. Milestone Point for New
York
Schr Mary Matt. Barker, New London for Now York.
Schr bella Peck. Avery, New London for New York.
Schr Louisa. Burrows. New London Tor New York.
Scnr Nellie II Benedict Thompson New Haven for New
York
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK MONTHS
RERRuAKY
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I'll, Mead. Greenwich for New YORK.
BOuSD EAST.

Steamer Albatross. Davis, New York Fall River.
HERALp TELEGRAPH STATION.
WHIrEsroSE. L. Feb "a. 1877.
Most Of the vessels given In the above list experienced
the full force Of the prevailing NE ge while In this neigh
borhood and obliged take lammonds
Flats In Flushing Bay Many OF Thorn drifted
moorings the ordinary anchor being totally made
quate them and fears entertained owing
might result from collision In however,
additional anchor proved ecacous In fetching them up,
and they all proceeded this AN above without
The Sound and cOastwse steamers TO have expert
enced but little delay all Of them having passed this point
pretty nearly on schedule time.
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.rur WEATHER YESTERDAY.

sTHE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours, In CON-
par,son with the corresponding cute of year. as IN.
dicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy,
HrpA IN I'm
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark ssgadahoc. Powers. from Havana Feb Z
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-18

The administration Is still trying to
stop the threatened disclosures oil the do
ings OF the Louisiana returning board
during the progress OF the electoral
court, and the directions OF the national
Republican committee in connection
herewith. On Wednesday Hayes had
long interview with Glendy Burke, OF
Louisiana on the subject. Burke is sup.
posed TO be in the confidence OF Gov.
ernor Nichols, and was summoned on
here by Hayes 70 inform him OF Nichols
attentions. On being introduced to
HAYES to-day he remarked that he bad
some news which would make him
liiayesl sleep easy. Burke then told
Hayes that Nichols was a most excel.
lent man very conservative. aud would
do the right thing. It is believed here
that Burke is either authorized to speak
for Nichols or his knowledge OF IN,
plans Of Packard and Pitkin. HAYES
eagerness, however, 10 catch at any
grain OF comfort, shows how much II,
Is disturbed by the indictment Of Well,
| Anderson, kenner and Cassanave.
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dUte and rNcy description, "in a Rus
sian rIaktcbs, " by David ker, gives us u
glimpse Of lln and manners in Moscow;
and "Chsteau Courance' by John V.
Sears, tells the romlutic history of 4
prncrIy estate near Fontaineblcan, long
closed to the outer world. which
a couple OF American artists
were recently permitted to eN'
plore, aud which proved to ne in'l OF
treasures in the way oI art ana
bric-a-brac \ sprighIly paper ON "Ihc
Paris Cafes, " by Gilman c. Fisher, gives
many DIET Ills in regard TO The most r"ie'
brated resorts in the gay capitol and The
tastes OF their haOtues. Mrs. H. II. VA
Wis new serial, "a Law unto Herself,
promise to be one Of her most powerful
work. There are several Other stories
including clever sketch OF negro char
acter, by Mrs. Lizzie Champncy' Inc
poems are by DR., :. Weir Mitchell, Emm
| Lazarus, add Emile PonS0n.
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DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRIFIER.
HEMAR.

This ineo,n parable DBPURATTVE .
N no,p.rfuI AITERATIHE, TONIC, d.
rfETIC, DIAPHOfETIC, and APEhI-
FNT, combating virtues tohteh render
~, ' co".i%asd %ss ,sii thoroughly sradt
cate all diseases of the blood. Its tagrc-
dents are of a purely harmless e1trae-
tion, the products gathered from remote
fhs Slightest taimt Of disease tn he sys-
rem, II uerer falls ~ sjecting that disease
through the medium. Of the skta, or ex-
pellin0 u through tho many aud sartous
ss ;as:s f.rs sss al s &: s,S Sssss III:
,hs;,Ss, proper .Horncl and functional so ser,
convince acv patient .ss~s q, of % ~.
doubted reliability and scoadsrfui eura-
fire properties, u being, nsS c ynq. .
and ne greatest discovery Of the present.
srhsrc me blood itself Is primarily tho
seat Of the lesion or disorder. SacA 90
causes that lead to this terrible aftcstsS,
Of ,rhieh oil eiriliSed eoWWssnGtes are
e0onIsaut, for Bibltcat Trsth has asssrf-
ed that the "sins II the fathers sAan
.,, s,:r . "S I, .si atTs sse 2SD
ENFEEBLED CONsTITUTfOEsU " .
1o,cer|ph rtjarenator, eauung hs sSrsess
OF man once moro ia assume fhe God-''ks
ARrpisoRbERs, coNsTIP Aft0E Oh
COsTIyENEss, LIyEh 1FD H phlT
STsE REh1hI H5rHIAks ~ ~.
IHELIOMALoUs GzSCEK, sCTEnY.
AFFECTIONS OF THE 4Okfs, Ikng-
LENT ULCERS, YALE COZ
PLANTS (and TO tho ge~tIsr ses u 70 q
Boon long sought for BY sensitive, suss:P-
ttble, and delicate Iensies, a. u fsk,.
direct action upon thetr ausssnfSl IN,
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
or THE TROUBLE, Il u tWcaluabts. "A
perseverance, Tith this remedy 1tu prev
a Pc'tttve ard R Ers ..~ an eI wlIJ% S
RIAL POISOES.
Thousands Of Testtusentas attest ths
trath Of these claims.
Price, One Dollar, IN large bottle, %
| sir bottles, 20,
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ANlmportant question Just now is who is
the.proper man to succeed Mr.. ThOS. vii.
son as county commissioner? Mr.. Wilson,
we are told, will not stand for reelection,
fact which we very much regret, tor
We believe there are but few men in the
county, so well qualified to fill this inn
portant position so well as he is. In the
present crisis OF the affairs OF the county,
the commissioner hip becomes one
OF the most, il not tie most
important Office in the county. and
il should be filled by a man of ability
and integrity. man who has more than
Apassing Interest in the welfare of the
county. OF course the member TO be-
elected this fall should be Cairo man.
The county now has two members OF the
board, and cannot justly lay claim to the
third member. The city must have a
representative Oh the board. and the
question is who is the proper man t. ill
the bill;