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The New York herald., 1877-03-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH ?, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
nEpoRTED NY HERALD srRAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNK TELEGRAPH LINE

nEpoRTED ny HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TRLEGRAPH LINE
ship Lothair lB3 Orchard Yokohama Nov II. with mdse
cood Hope Jan 10 crossed the qu...r jan 81 IN Ion
r"a s .s
e" Kew s 50 S To-" a Il lon sS
S%x"nsrs S.rx 'ss saS slowing sn.s
ship City OF Glasgow ( from San Francisco Tor Liver
'i Ship Aadromeda tBr BurlceA Calcutt> Nov is. with
u Good Hope and the Equator % in lon
2s IS; Nov "a Samuel Culander seaman rs years OF age
Q; x. "a" s:sHs NTH w,s .s
NV gales; Feb o, Bernard R"fay seaman fell overheard
BARK Lincoln tAus, Gerolivich. Trieste IS days. with
md.e TO j q se.scr Passed Gibraltar Jan H.
fruit o Fred Ropess Henry Glib
r.ssr day. ., tho banks: win n"s xsa.hs,
sugar to Waydei s o. Was O days N OF haseras. with
f"rE Bristol F"ssst. New Orleans Feb H. with naval
Brig Iesien ot BOSTON,, Gould. Cephaena 81 days.
with fruit Vernon Brown Co. Passed GibSltsr s ian
%s Town
send I'D from s. John. NJ for Msta"sss; ,s; ps. %
days s;S With soscsn".. toe Vessel: ~
to ere aie ca" Vessel 1t"4 ousSol
e wA s .s sps .. via x.w
Orleans Feb 5 With sossannss vessels ns1 heavy
Sw ss % s . sn
p% Ss@ Orleans IS w loss M
~ ss !: MIX e ssS
Wa dsy e a i Tp .ow.
sSr ssSr Geo Mis- Noble Feb with cedar 70
''ssS sssr hgs'sfss &s: psrss Ss.'S Sssss " ss%ss
ssr ssr Ks s S"n ia, s ynS ms"n
Schr oliver Ames, Bshhtt Phiisdepha tor Boston
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF FisehOurs. Springer New Bedford for
Ths.is Young Providence @ 'oS Is New YSrx
schr Spectator tsD. Manson. 81 John, NIB. for New
schr Ncts,e tBr,, Britt. St john NIB, for New York
scIr ssbae; LnmsSn. Maehias h s,,. for New YORK -.
s sssr Ss'ass I s JesspS. iisrSish ies New York.
ss wm Ts snsS pGss Sr s:ss Ssw ss hsT New
seLr s 4 ncrson. Corson, noston Tor New York.
sssr Esy t%%'
s sS ks%s wsss ssss.s ' Ss- s.r
y: s.s
%r se%r i rr"asass n.;:sy ss:sss,ss tes Ssw yoss.
seSr \ i:ssd; Reed; New iia;sa for Ssw IcTk:
ssr snr HSIs. hSs simpson, Sna srassuor Tor New
ssSr Tor Hsv for S;y YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cortes Freeman. New York tor Halifax.
.sssamer Tills. Ewing New York for New London and
Schr G McLeiland Farr. New York tor Gloucester
schr lIrdson, Coleman. New York for Boston.
schr Odell. wnslow. New Yorx for Boston.
Schr Rikcr Kiker, New York Tor Bridgeport.
Schr Vim Mci,obb. Horton. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr II Divcrty Williams, Richmond tor Providence.
Schr Mary Decker, Decker Virginia tor New Haven.
schr II ChaiIee, Newell. Virginia f.r New Haven.
schr Charlie Miller. Jones. Virginia f'r New Haven
Schr Maxyck. Somers. Virginia tor New Haven.
Scir Amon Bird. Drink kwater. Baltimore for Boston.
Put whtcsone for harpor, steamer Laura. Mcneil
New York Tor bridgeport.
All the eastward bound afternoon steamers passed the
Herald Telegraph Station ut whitesione ON time. Wind
Sc, squaly.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
THE OHIO GOVERNORSHIP.

COLUMBUS, Ohio March 2, 1871
When Govcrner Hayes departed Tor Washington he
lett hs resignation In the Governor's office be filed
on future notice. A telegram received from him
this forenoon file the resignation. II Is as follows-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE ON OHIo
COLUMBUS Ohio, Feb. 2S, 1877. I
hereby resign the Office OF Governor Of OHIO, my
resignation take effect the I'd day Of March next
X. b. HAYES.
Upon receipt Of the telegram Licutenant Governor
Thomas l.. Young notified OF Governor Hayes
resignation and he proceeded to tho Executive
Depur ncnt where the oath OF Office Governor
admin istcrcd 10 him by Chief Justice Weich the
presence OF the state officers and many OF this
city.
Governor Young left for Washington at noon
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
u. Pr..dsn. h.a either acted on the suege..Ion Or

the President had either acted on the suggestion or
with the concurrence OF its Official head
Secretaries Cameron and Chandler, Attorney General
TAFT, Postmaster General Tyncr aud Assistant secro-
tary OF the Treasury Conant who represented secre-
tary Morrill, each made remarks appropriate 10 the oc-
casion, alter which there general handshakLg.
and the meeting adjourned.
The President and his Cabinet will visit the Capitol
tomorrow at noon for the purpose OF examining and
signing bills and closing up the business OF the
session.
ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC COMMISSIONERS
The seven democratic members OF the Electoral Com
mission considering the aavsability OF issuing an
address 70 the public, showing Wherein IN their judg'
ment, tho commission has iailen short OF It's duty
The paper, which Is quite lengthy, was prepared oy
Congressman Abbott oi Massach usctts, but has not
been agreed TO, aud may not be given 10 the public
At OIL
ACTION OF coNGREss ON THE APPROPRIATION
Tho Presidential question being disposed o. the two
houses OF Congress have commenced earnest
work the Appropriation bills and At
iatc hour this evening arc sti IN
session. with fair prospect OF continuing ali night
The disagreemcnts OF the conference committees arc
very marked IN respects and at the present writ
ns the necessity for IN extra session is imminent
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsnINGroS. March 2, 1871
she YINAL MEETING PRESIDENT GIANTS
CABINET
Tho last regular and doubtless final meeting OF
President Grant and his CABIN was held to-day The
session convened 1T and lasted until half. past
ehrce o'clock, aud was mainly devoted to the ransac
ton Of routine business and some general convcrsa
Non tho satisfactory termination OF the electoral
eount Tho session closed with an Interchange Of
compliments between the President and his Cabinet
oAdcsrA The President said in substance
This is tho last OIL cial meeting of the Cabinet and
oOsiro to express my thanks for the faithful eii
etons manner with which you have discharged tho
duties pertaining to your respective departments, and
for the able assistance which you have rendered my
adm; ;ntstraton. both by advice and by cordial CO.
operation. hope that the friendly relations
jssIug between may continue, and ! wish you
Mr.. Fish, tho Premier and senior member OF the
Cabinet was tho FIRST to reply to the President He
thanked him behalf OF the members OF the Cabinet
Tor b,s kind expressions OF satisfaction and confidence
and sasd no was every member of the Cabinet
echeed the hope Of tho President that their present
friendly relations might connue through the future
Secretary Robson, the next in rank Of the Cabinet
o0ieers said he desired 10 thank tho President
porponsIiy for his kind expressions Of esteem
snd oommendation. He said that he could
never forget pleasant relations that had existed
bctwssn the Presidcns and tho members OF his
c.h.nss and be should ever remember them with
pr,do ana satisfaction As had ever tried to perform
hAedusy a member Of tho Prssinenps Official house
hoa. HE sole aim beng contribute what be could to
~ succsss or the sdnssnsration Ho desired 70 say
49, .anos he had been . member Of the
n,sa,ee the President hsd In no wise
!. - knowledge interisrsd with any Cabinet oicer IN
- runoaeemens Of bis department; that, 10 ehectng
~ en<,unn vh<sh bs hal thought necsssary TO make
- s~s q a.ns A. any Of The dlGsrsns departments,
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP, March 2-Arrived steamer ysderland (Belg)
Rande. Philadephia
Sailed I'd. ship Belle Morse. whItmore. Baltimore.
BRIsroL, March 2-Arrived. bark Pudssy Dawson (BD,
Rawe. Pensacola.
BERGEN to March 2-sailed. bark Pacific (Nor, for
United States
DEAL March 2-Arrived bark Abbie (Br) Cogli. Phil.
adclpha for Bremen.
HELvoEr March 2-Salled bark Sran Star (Br). White
house from Deitthaven). Philadelphia.
HAMBURG, March 1-Sailcd. ship Banner (B). st John.
NIB.
HAvnk March l-sailed. barks Gaiso tAus. Columbis.
New York; A Botsford tsr). Atkinson. do.
LIvEnrOoL. March 1-Arrived steamer lstran 3D. Pitt
Boston; bark Palma Csp) Sona Pensacola I'd, steamer
Murel Qsr, Quine New Orle ships Strathearn (,r)
Jarmsn New York: Conflict (r), Hardy. San Francisco
barks Petropos (Nor Gronstad New Orleans; Chss Cox
(Br). Cox, Portland. Ne.
Sailed ls bsrks subra (Nor Ottcrbeck. New York Al
mira Coonbs Weed Carienas (was reported sailed Feb p
shon Quilt (B George Pensacola (after putting back):
ID ships Flying Eagle Crowc New York; Sydney Dscres
(Br). Blake, San Francisco Butcrmare (Br). for do
LONDON. March l-Arrved, bark Titan Ger, WITT New
York.
LONDONDERRY. Feb 2s-Saed bark st Patrick (Br), Bo-
gart, Sheburne, Ms
NxwaY Feb 27-Arrivsd. bark urbano dtaD. Olvsri.
New York.
PAuuLLAc to March 2-Saed bark Flora (Fr) New York
tfrom Bordeaux).
QUEENSTOWN. March 2-Arrived ships Salisbury tBr /.
Case; Margarts tBrj Ovens and Loch Awe tBr. Weir.
San Francisco; Royal Charter Br, Robbius Galveston
barks Jus Pendeton. Gilmore Probolugo Amor (Aus),
Prcnuds Batiu,ore Kingdom Sweden tBr,, from Pot.
land Trojednca Aus Pavctich. Phiisdelpha; sonno
UtaD. Baastro. New York.
Sailed 1st. PM. steamer Wyoming (BD. Jones (from
Liverpool. New York.
srAvANoxR March 2-Saied. bark sigurd Jsri (Nor
New York.
vEsIcx, Feb 25-saied, steamer xsharajah (Br). for
Now York.
Arrived United Kingdom port March l. barK Mexico
(Nor), Peterson Savannah.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

sA nssss 1ss
Br, wrrh,son Nsw York: brig Larsen lswj. Lith.
mann from New York for Reunion. IN Distress
York.
luna for Manila to load for New York. The fai,ss,
for Tsk.o 70 load ior Boston ... c,v.. x.av
MALrAx Feb 27-clcarod ship Prosous tBr), Todd Grom
Sailed ID steamer Dominion (Br, Gibson drom Liver
fnolo Feb a~sSiled. bark Mabel nale,t ,irom shang-
In port Jan is bark spics tier) Meyer, York.
KiscsroS Feb 2ssaiied steamer Atlas tBr Low. New
LoxDos. Feb 2i-sailsd. steamer Eysia r), McRtche.
MxlSounsK. Feb 15-Arrivsd. bark Amelia. Foye Sea.
beck via San Francisco.
New Yors: ssh brig Otto ,tier Jackson i4th scir
as % sS s s.s sray .I Carl
II .ors Jan ~ snip Mdniyh:, Marcy for New York
Gibbs Java with o5 tons coal twas reported sailed FEB
NASSAU Feb ao~Arrved schrs Equator. Ranger, Key
West 2st, Amea Ann Tr, Gs,yin Jacksonville; 24sh.
'sI Sailed si 18TH schrs Gertrude s, Kelly Jacksonville;
IBr, swest,ng. Key West: 4 Douglas (Br Culmer Ha.
OLD PnovnpEScE. Feb io-In port. brig Harry. Adams
P,cKsIouclS Jan e-Tn port. bark Cha. Russell. Ham:
18th NW monsoon very heavy for two weeks prcvious
PEsSANsuco Jan 3i-Arrved. brig Sophia tBr). Long,
Sailed Jan ~ brig Curlew tBD, Grif.hs New York {:
Su en' fsS Rsiar sr; Evans DO: 7h YSbss tl.r do
brigs Esort DID, Brown, do sth. Assyrisn Br, Conlin
In port fsS bark Meteor sp; for Xsw York; Nellie
PARA, Feb l-Arrved previously, schr Iom Williams. Ed
wards. New York
In port Feb l. schrs Victor, Crocker, New York
Morris. Perot Randolph. for do: .
PORr Az PRINCE Feb 24Sailed, steamer Claribel tBr
Ferguson Urom New York;. Jacmel
Rio tiRANpE. Jun 23,n port brig Arion (ier. Jongc.
blood SANDY Hook: scrs Tampco. Bouhon for Now
York Aemei diam. IIooite iDutchl. ior do Maud
Briggs Davis for Boston; n Farnham, tcnn Fal-
mouth, repg.
RIO JANsIRo. Jan 1S-Arrivcd. steamer DonRti (Br, +,
Watson New York sailed 10Th for River Platc 3ls
ship David Stewart Arg Forbes Baltimore; bark Fairy
Belle (BrJ, Gardner. Wilmington, NC:
sailed Jan - scir Fleetvng Hrj. Manly Galveston
Cleared Jau 81 brig Messna (Bri. Fries New YORK.
In port Feb ship Rcsoutc Nickls. for Calao cleared
pisr Booth for do Trafalgar tbrj. lockwood Johann
t,e. Iiavcrkamp, and Elise tGcr, Weisiny. for New
York AdrlJh Ger. -. and Pontoppidan dam,
Peterson do Elvcrton. Barclay Tor Baltimore; ANA
xon Myrick from and tor do, arrived Jan 2+ brgs Mary
(Sw), Jonsscn tor Hampton Roads ryrus tw) Holip
for New yorL Sparkling Foam thr,. smith. tor New
Orleans: Carrie Purington whittemore. unc.
New York Idg; bark Iiarkaway (Br. Pitts. Tor do d.
HELENA Jan i6-sacd. schr Rainbow. Godhina, Cape
de Verdes.
Passed Jan TO- ship Maid tBr, Smith, Calcutta tor
New YORK.
ST vixcssr Jan 3o-sailcd bark Fury Everett tioree
SANTOS Jan 2B-saed brig Gustav Ger, for Hampton
Roads.
tBr, Thompson Hampton Roads; schr Ella Clifton Br)
TusrAs Mexj. FEB iosailod schr Milie Trim, Drink.
water New York.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
GENERAL

WAXuISorox. March 2. 1871
AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE sENATE-pRocLA-
NATION OF PRESIDENT GRANT
The President lust issued proclamation con-
vcning tho Senate In extra on the 5h inst. a
twelve O'Clock. The proclamation IS as ioliows:-
BY the President OF the United States Of America
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas objects OF interest 10 the United States re-
quirc that the senate should be convened ut twelve
O'clock the 5th day OF March next to receive nnd
upon such communications as may DO made u u
the part Of the Executive.
Now. therefore, Ulysses S. Grant, President Of the
United States, have cons sdercd II ~ be my duty 10
issue this day my proclamation declaring that an ex.
raordnary requires thu senate Of the nitcd
States 10 convene tor tue transaction OF business at
the Capitol. IN the city o Washington, on the ON dny
March next, tweve O'Clock Ut noon on thut day,
OF which ell OF whom who shall at that time be ci.
titled 10 net members OF that body arc hereby ro'
Given under my hand and tho seal OF the United
States, at Washington, the I'd day OF March, IN tho
year OF Our Lord 1877, and of me indepcnience oi
the United States Of America The ono hundred ahe
first U 5. GRANT.
by tho President: HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of
State.
STRUGGLE.
The House to-day presents marked contrast to It's
condition Of yesterday The excitement has subsided,
and tho galleries contain but lew occupants The DEM
ocrats seem TO take the result OF the Presidential
count phosophcay, who tho republicans arc
OF course entirely satisfied All snare In the con-
gratulaiions that during the entire months heated
contest there has been violence other than that
pertaining to debate. and that even those who oh.
structcd the proceedings now have no harsh utter
ances.
THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
The Electoral Commission met at eleven O'Clock
this morning. pursuant to Adjournment Commis-
sioners Clifford, Miller Strong. Field, Bradley.
Morton. Frclinghuysen. Herman, Payne and Abbott
were present After fixing the amount OF compensa.
ton lO paid officers aud other employees aud
extending until March 81 tho time heretofore allowed
tor fling opinions by members OF the sslon, the
commission, ut haifpast eleven O'Clock, adjourned
DIE
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
THE STORM YESTERDAY.

Much inconvenience was suffered by pedestrians
yesterday IRON the steady downpour Of rain. accom-
panied by gusts of wnd but accident Of any consc-
quencc reported. large trce situated on tho cor
ncr OF Seventeenth street and Irving place blown
and fell Seventeenth street, Obstructtng
travel for time. The mounds OF frozen snow and
remaining In the side streets and some OF tho ave-
nucs dcliqucsccd rapidly under the influence OF the
rain.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford March l. schr VIM Martin. At
kns. for Provncetown complete fitting for cruise
At provincetowm 18th schrs simmons. hich Rising
Sun. Taylor and VIM Groxier Roberts, all ready to sail
cruise in the Atlantic Ocean schrs Agate Atkins aud
Antarctic aud Arizona will soon be- rerdy TO sail
AZ Pcrnambuco Feb H. schr l. l. simmons, OF Now Lon
don. with 1000 zeal skins and 800 bbls oil. .
New Bedford. March 1.-The bark building at Bath.
No. Tor Mesrs Swift Perry OF tins city Is to be named
the Josephine. and will be commanded by Capt George
Long, lac OF the Josephne abandoned In the Arctic She
u heing bnt tho OF bark Concordia abandoned
in tho Artti
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
STABBED IN A SALOON.

About nine O'Clock last evening fracas occurred In
the saloon corner OF Thirlysccond street and Second
avenue, between Alexander Chopman, colored, OF NO
PA East Thrty.nftn street. ana Michael Kane. OF No.
12O East OSevonteth street Tho negro received u
severe stab wound. kano was locked up ia the
Twenty.nrst police precinct.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Furness Abbey (Brl. Hail. from Calcutta for New
York. J Jun H. lat - j3 =. lon ~ ~ Il.
BARK Arcturus Br. Bent. from Glasson Dock for New
York. Feb 3. lat Is. Ion -.
Bark Doris Eskhof Hons. from Grgent for Boston. Feb
%. lat 81 lon II 30.
schr Geo Duncan. Jordan. from samarang Tor Holland
Dec u, lat 23 2O s. Ion VI 30 Z.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
FIRE IN NORFOLK STREET.

fire occurred this morning In Taylor & Smiths
paper box manufactory. Nos 0s and 100 Norfolk street.
second alarm was sent out, but the lire confined
IN thc prcm,ses Tho loss is estimated nj from slO 900
TO $l2 0OO which, II Is believed Is partially covered by
tpo
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,,

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.
IIcR sALE-scH0oNER YACHT. 200 TONS; So:
ase and
w ANrED-A SMALL YAwL, CHEAP, or ACUTE
w feet long Address. with particulars YACHT box eso
Inn boats RkADY-CliEAP. INCLUDING METAL.
lUUhc Lille Boats ses South tiouysrnsur slip
MISCELLANEOUS.
sSWhfrY yscEpacs pook G3xff1TS2
hSATTs LIFE S$hsfS S$$lh1S;SS. IfI5!SS f!S SosSckFSE OF
A certain SAFE speedy and rsrmanent euro for oil
sas "s 1 from sssa'ss sa 'As a1ss
Doces Pasniar Eruptions Of the face arms King
worn" ''''''' SSEvRALelA. coUr.. &c.
2UooU most remarkable cures. Sent evorywhere byex.
S,s1s SssS Nc" York Sold at all druggists %
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
POSITIVE. RADICAL AND uNDoUBTED
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
wINcHEsrERs HYPopmosPHITE OF LINE AND
SODA
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
predisposition or threatened attack
f0' Loss Of Vsor and Appetite Nervous Prossrs
tion. Dyspepsia or Indigestion
wIxcHEsrERs nYpopH0spnIrE OF LIME AND
SODA
Is A SPECIFIC,
being uneqnaed MS vitalizing Tonic and Brain, Nerve
and 81 fs s9: Hs's'sS co. ssy CHECKLISTS.
Sold by druggists WJohn ST. New York.
TUE
UNITED STATES
INSURANCE COMPANY,
In the city Of New York.
2oi. 262, 2ss Broadway.
Organized 1850.
Assets. s4s27,l7e 81
Surplus $e200Oo
Every approved form Of Policy issued avorabls
t,rms.
All Endowment Policies
and
approved claims,
maturing IN 1877,
will be discounsed at per cent
on presentation.
JAMES BUELz.
PresldonA
General Agent 20, sro.av.>
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
OLD ANNIE, THE MISER.

Rachel Arnold, bcttcr known 'Od ANNIE"
starved herself to death at No. 90 Ridge
street. She was found by Onicer OConnoll,
of tho Eleventh precinct, aud scnt 10
Bellevue Hospital. She worth 81 600 which
deposited ia the German Savings Bank; but being u
m,scr preferred 10 die than draw "a cent OF u. Her
plea before death that she was saving It Tor her
brother,
The New York herald., 1877-03-03

ry- The HERALD during tho month Of February publish
cd OF ali the other New York papers the nrr
walls OF vessels foreign ports via Sandy Hook aud
2G0 arrivals and departures by Atlantic cable.
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
OHIO DEMOCRATS INDIGNANT.
fry rE1KonApa 10 THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBUS, March 2, 1877.
Owing to the absence OF republicans TO attend tho
Inauguration the democrats had a majority Ia
the Ohio House to-day and resolution was
adopted declaring that Hayes had received
1856 votes by fraud, perjury, &c. and declaring that
iaitn In Almighty Goa had been destroyed IN this
that he has allowed fraud, vany aud moral perjury
10 triumph over truth, honesty aud virtue
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
A THIEvING DOMESTIC.

Detective Fields, Of tho District Attorneys ONCE,
arrived last evening from lion, Herkimer county,
having In charge young girl. domestic, named Maud
Burbam who was arrested on warrant ISSUED by
Justice KiIbreth OF this city, charging her wtb u IL
stated stealing the property OF her late empioYer
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BEAUFORT, $. c., March 2, 1871
The corvette Adams, Commander J. W. Phillip,
sailed from Port Royal last night for Charleston to
give her crew "berty." 1t is understood that she
Will very proceed Q cruise IN foreign waLers
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty.iour hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF Inst year. as
indicated ny the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building:--
The New York herald., 1877-03-03

Average temperature yesterday ............ 45K
year. INSTRUMENTATION. 2,sS
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
ONce

DATES OF DEPARruRE PRox NHw YORK FOR rHE MONTH
III NJ
The New York herald., 1877-03-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

overnor Young left for Washington at noon.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
COL. R. w. JOHNSON.

To see the name of Col. R w. johnson,
or Bob Johnson-as he is more famiarly
known-in the newspapers, carries us
back to other days and other scenes in
our country's history; when the honor
of our public men, especially that Of a
United States Senator, was not put in the
balance against dollars and cents before
the atmosphere of the Senate chamber
was polluted by fraud and corruption, and
he who was honored with seat there
was not only recognized as gentleman
the world over but was one in every sense
of the word
And in those by-gone and better days,
when Bob Johnson, Arkansas favorite
son, representing that then proud and
happy state, made one of that noble band
of brig htintellects, he was the peer of the
best of them, both in point of ability and
high toned honor And he is to day the
same Bob Johnson he was then-his
name untarnished and his intellect un
dimmed; and would reflect the same
credit upon old Arkansas now he did in
the days that are passed, and the S. V.
truly hopes to see him once more occupy
his old seat in the Senate, and wipe out
some of the stain that has been put there
by unprncipled adventures from other
states, during the long, dark night from
which we have just emerged.-Star Vm-
dicatOr.
The Van Buren press., 1877-10-09
A Word to the Unemployed,

Our attention has been called to q new
cooking utensil, recently invented, which
make baking pleasure, instead offs dred
ed necessary the inventor of which has
conferred an everlasting blessing upon
every housekceper. We refer to the
Patent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan,
with which, by simply raising hook,
you can remove the sides Of the pan from
the cake instantly, without breaking or
injuring it at least, thus enabling you to
ice and frost it while warm. TO remove
the tuce in the center, insert knife in
the sill. in the top of the tube, and sim
ply give it half turn, and it will drop
out. 1t is also provided with slide on
the bottom, so that when You remove the
tube, you can close the hole, making a
pan with plain bottom, for baking Jelly
and plain cakes, pudding, bread. etc.,
thus practically giring you tue pans. for
the price Of one.
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly
recommended by the ladies as being the
best and most convenient pan ever intro.
duced. They are made of Russia iron,
are more durable, and ,ciH bake your cakes
more ccenly and a much nicer browa than
you can bake them in the olaJashtsaed
TN cake pans. These goods are sold
| exclusively through agents to families
and every housekceper should hy al
means have them A sBlsarled opeortu.
Inity offered 10 some reliable lady Or gen.
tlenan calYasser Of thise4auty to secure
the agency for a pheasant and pt9aaH.s
ba.saesa, Fos terms E5fla4ry. eJe.,
write to l.. L brown d Co, Nos. PA and
ZIG Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.