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panunts BluAen.
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Gheiapsate ame Stip Gtfentapnen.
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segebea.
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ycn stbeumatismus llnb Oiht, %entfernt
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bewunberun Smurbis retn, ldbn
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far Gb,pcfcl= Sdoer unnotbts.
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@irsiria Sener nnb MaYinc Wcrii1es
ft, 1915 Main Cir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
THE KHEDIvE'S GOVERNMENT.
NJ. DE LEssEP5-THE NEW EGYPTIAN
MISUNDERSTANDING SLAVE TRADING.

THE GREAT SAHARA SEA PROJECT AGITATED BIZ
NJ. DE LEssEPs-THE NEW EGYPTIAN
MISUNDERSTANDING SLAVE TRADING.
CAIRO, Feb. 10, 1877.
At the last meeting OF the Khedvlal Geographical
Society NJ de Lesseps spoke at some length upon the
practcability OF converting the Sahara desert into
vast sea- thus placing Central Africa in direct commu
nication with the Northern countries. Various OK.
ploratons have already been made with this object in
view The project quite possible, but the expense
would be such no country Interested would at this
momen. be willing to assume
Major Mohammed Mocktar, of the Egyptian staff,
read an exceedingly interesting paper upon Harrar,"
the territory recently annexed Egypt This officer
was chief of staff 10 tho expedition commanded by
Raou. Pacha, which brought the country under the
dominion of tho Kh6dIvc. This annexation will,
doubtless, provo in time most valuable
source OF revenue. Tho soil is quito rich. Wheat,
maize, barley anisocd and all kinds OF vegetables and
fruit are produced we'll sugar cane, cotton and
coffee The Harrar coffee is considered by experts ia
excel that OF Moka. This WILL perhaps, prove the
valuable production OF all. The inhabitants are
mussulmans OF The most rigid type. They are avari.
cious, and very fond OF trade. The women hold
people, Only wife IS the rule. although the law Of
the land permits bgamy. The city oil Harrar the capt
tai, 232 miles from Zeylah, and near the southwest
frontier Of The Territory OF Schoa
CRUSHING SLAVERY.
Several slave elchants have lately been arrested
here and at Alexandria, ard such samples oi the
chandisc could be found set at liberty. Some o.
them we're found board the Austrian Lloyd steamer
which arrived IN Alexandria from Port Said Among
the passengers go pilgrims returning to Tunm
from Mecca. and among them were discovered some
negroes who had been purchased route
The expedition which was To sail under Admiral Nc
Klllot yet departed from Suoz AZ long as tho
eastern Question" hangs ire at Constantinople
everything here also. In the meantime every.
thing goes apparently very calmly Many people
being firmly persuaded that the Khedvo Will support
Turkey to tho last man and the last piastre, whllo
others cc equally assured that Egypt will play walt
Ing game, subduc much rs possible anything like
religious outbreaks the part OF the natives and de-
lay any action until Turkey shall have been so do.
ieaIQd by Russia TO BIO past assistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
LONG BRANCH.

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CITY BY THE sEA--IN-
MUCH GOVERNMENTAL CHANCE FOR IN
vEsTIGATIoN.
Ten years ago there few cottages at the Branch,
and to-day there Is a representation oil not less than
s. 600 Of taxable property in the cottage DISTRICT
of which twohrds Is nonresident, OF It, in fact,
taxed without actual representation in the local boards
OF government
LOCAL GovEexMEyr
In 1867, a necessity growing out of the rapid hotel
growth OF the Branch, and intended solely for the or
binary local government of the place and to promote
its sanitary condition, the Long Branch Police and
Sanitary Commission formed and soon
grew to consequence. II advanced into a sporadic
sclf.constitutcd body Of Mayor Common Council and
Commission, ana began to introduce gas, dag side
walks appoint city policemen, and, latterly, has In
troduccd steam fire engines without providing the
proper means by which could be supplied to the
steamers; creating, however, fun Tor the boys and
adding to the burden of taxation by the issue of
bonds while significant item In tho report made by
the Secretary OF "Occan Engine Company. No. L."
shows that during the past year the number OF fires
attended during that time was four
IxcgypIARiEs AT WORK
Just before the season commenced last year tho
Metropolitan Hotel, all ready TO be occupied was en-
tircly destroyed There was loud talk at the time OF
nccndarics and when 1t acknow lcdged that boys
in the village had been known to fire small buildings
at night the engines rum" the fun became ex-
pensive and the adequacy of the FIRE Department. a
matt or Of severe question among the residents.
The Central HOTEL situated between tho Mansion
House and the United States, was, In the latter
part OF December, discovered TO be on nrc In the
upper 1t was to all appearances, unoccupicd
ana the fire checked in tirlc to prevent ais
as,rous connagration. Tho ownor Of tho building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
A TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.

fFrom the Nashville CTcnu) Banner, March s.
The quiet town oil Springfield, situated twonty -nino
miles from Nashville, the limo OF the Southeastern
Railway, was startled at FIVE O'Clock yesterday after.
noon by the sound OF four shots upon the public
square, large crowd was attracted that thorough
fare, and upon arriving there tho dead body Edward
q. Kirk was found wetcrng in its gore Near tho
Illuminate form stood >. b. Hopkins, by whose hand
the unfortunate man had met his death. IL appears
that an Ill feeling had existed between them for
some time past on account OF some rstaudng
relation 10 the building Of a residence Tor Hopkins
kirk, VINO was carpenter kirk had endcavoi v
upon several occasions, II Is said, to provoke
quarrel with Hopkins, who managed, however, to
AVOID difficulty with him. Yesterday afternoon
KIRK met Hopkins in front OF the store OF
Woodward Il Moore, ard started toward him with Z
KNIFE IN his hand. Seeing that Kirk was determined
20 settle the icul Hopkins drew revolver and hrod
tho advancing man lour times and KIRK foil dead
Hopkins IS member oil the nrm OF Hopkins II Law
renee, wholesale manufacturers Of whiskcy and IL we'll
known In Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

THE BIBLE AND TOTAL ABsTINENCE-MRs.
PARKS ADDRESS.
The regular weekly meeting OF the American Tenn
perancc Union held yesterday afternoon at Science
Hail. No. 141 Eighth street. Mr.. j. H. Gibbs presided,
and j. b. Conkn the secretary OF the Union, assisted
in the opening exercises. stirring address was de-
livercd by Mrs. jennie +. Parks, who is the Grand
Worthy Vice Templar Of the State OF New YORK, and
the Coorcd Jubilee Singers sang number OF songs
ana temperance melodies. Tho proposed discussion
on the question of Tho Bible and Temperance"
which Mr.. Gibbs had promised should be held at an
early date seems TO have fallen through. strong
opposition to any such plan was very manifest among
many OF tho members, and this doubtless mas led 10
the postponcmcnt OF any such meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
ON THEIR TRAVELS.

Patrick Corcornn, youth of nineteen, resided with
his parents Sixteenth street, Jersey City, until ss
weeks ago He assisted his father milk route till
he became implicated with two other lads named Oar
Moynihan and James Kelly in petty thcving. Then
tho three boys lett the city. Moynhan and Kelly
turned weeks ago, wore arrested and are now
awaiting trial in tho HUDSON County Jail on tho charge
OF larceny. They give no satisfactory account o;
Corcvra except that they lett hun at Elmra, N. r.,
where they stripped him OF his hat and shoes
STABLE which they sold in order to procure something
To eat when the lads separated thcy told con
nictng relation to the matter. II Ia feared
that Corcoran mas been foully dealt with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
A MODEL ALDERMAN.

few days ago, at the Court House in Newark, the
property OF Alderman Gould seized some time before
by tho sheriff to satisfy judgment, was sold, but real
,zed nothing like the amount OF tho judgment. The
facts in the Acrman's case, his sharp practice with
The funds Central Presbyterian Church while he
was treasurer &c. as published in the HERALD, were
denied by oil the local prints. Yesterday the same
papcr dcvotcs column and half correcting itself aud
iuilv substantiatng the statements made IN the
HERALD II al the same time makes u loud call upon
the Alderman TO resign.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
LONG ISLAND CITY ELECTION.

AT the city election in Long Island City, on the first
Tuesday in April, the following officers Will BIO voted
forA supervisor to represent the city in the County
Board; "A treasurer and receiver OF taxes, To serve
three years; n constable TO sorvc two years. two
aldermen each OF the Two wards TO serve two years,
and each ward school trustee and three inspectors
Of election,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12

Al n meeting OF tho Temperance Brotherhood Of
Christian Churches oil Brooklyn, held in the Bedford
Avenue Reformed Church yesterday afternoon, Rev.
Henry W. Warren gave praise TO cxPrcsidcnt Grant
for having refused give liquor mis- guests at tho
White House receptions Rev. DIR. Fulton, who sub
scauenty addressed audience, referred 10 The act
and saii, referring to President Hayes :-"God DO
praised that &c have n President about whom We can
talk and not shut our eyes Thank heaven We have
such man in the chair now" lApplausc.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Yantic, bound to the
United States from Hong Kong, passed through the
Straits oil Sunda on the 10th OF January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-12
A WHALE CHASE.

The fishermen Of Amagansct had long but unsuc.
cessiu chase alter largo whale on two days OF last
seck-at one time coming almost within harpooning
distance The monster led them about ten miles out
10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06

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seltA, MnAesM Mtssevy gFxvdes rnNtihNeAs usu9
rspAy lAiisrhsils Intermediary, Nhetets~. nses
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06

A ulan with four wivrs wss brought
before 4 Dnksh JMs'iur fnr commitment
oiarI,arvr W tignmy. Your yiyns n NJ.
claimed the Mst6nisIssi Huns, -four
yiyesf l)us v0s mart himEtOA. nrimr |
Di~'l,areli him NJ yOnst. " Why" prt,.
tsrtstl tin prosecutor. " Why discharge
him wl,.n ti,e srtHd ia I,0AIiivef WIN
the epilft expIpinf r. Ns, | esplainA.
TN h. iii init four y.ut, he Eut EMntnl,.
M. III rnvlia, | lii mi vim, mud | nyt
duo u,,icl, bunlalnAnt already"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06
tOAtt t6tMs M ... I.ss ttMLta.
DIR. q. McLANE'S
aELLUkAIID
l.IN |. K PILLS,
ton iH, ,rsa ~
liep,ii,is or Liver Complaint,
IttsrtislA At, stfk ltIAi,Aaiik.
tor iHs ,rsa ~

~ymploms "a Diseased Liver.
1)AlS VI Nv t,Fhl tidr, under Tic
eslrcof the fias. increases on prcs.
etitt sometimes tie taii, IL IN the leli
tldet thr patient II Iatrly able 10 He
on The lefi hide sometimes the pain
i I'll under The shoulder. blade, and
IL frequently extends 10 the top ~
the shoulder, and N sometimes mis-.
'aken tor Il rheumatism In The arm.
The stomach II affected with loss III
appetite and sickness, the bowels In
ptHefal afc sOsiiss, sometimes alter.
native With lar the head IN troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation In the baak part.
There iAErnerally aaonajdefablc lOns
otinemory accompanied with IA pain.
i,,l sensation ~ having len undorc
something which ourh. ~ have lwcn
dome. A slight, dry cough II some
t.mes M attendant The patient
complains of WEAKNESS and debility;
he II eaAily startled, his feet are cold
or burning. and hc complains ~ 4
rfjskly sensation NJ the hkin bis
spirits afc IDw mud although he III
Satisfied lin, exercise would bc iHnc.
l1ial IL him, yet he oan scarcely
summon ~ iofiiiua1e enough 10 Try
IL. In fact, he distf,lsts every rem.
cdy, Several Of the above symp.
toms attend the disease, bul cases
have occurred where few ~ them RI.
listed, yet examination ~ the body,
AFTER death, has shown The LivEE 10
have l,crn extensively derangcd.
AGuE AND FEVER.
Dt, &. MeLAsts LIVER PITTS,
IN sAsIs ~ AGut AND tkvEE, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
81 the mort happy results. No better
cathafiie aan W ued, preparatory
to, pr afiu taking l)nfninc. WI
would advitr AL ~l,o are afflicted
with this disease - give them 4
tAlt TRIAL.
For oil Bilious arrangements, and
~ simple psifgatise, they arc IN.
cqualed.
ssWAMk ~ INVITATIONS.
The genuine lts, &. MfLAME'x
LYNX PITTS arc never sugar coated.
Every box has d red wax seal on
the Id, with the impression DR.
Ms1ANt's l,IyEk Pitts.
The genuine MeI.AkE's LlvxR
Pits lVaf The signatures of e..
MILAN aud FLkMIk1 Ijkos. on The
Wrappers,
-" Insist On Your druggist or
aiorrkcclef giving you the genuine
Dt. &. Mel.Aht'n IJvtr Puts, pre-.
pared by Fleming I,fos., Pittsburgh,
III.
sold by all respectable druggists
and country si0fckecIers generally,
~ stsse wishlss - xlys - &. MfIA~a's
tJsts tAt4 a Nisl, ~ NitI mail ps4s paid IL sNy
l.An 4 sha Irstsd hsst1.. aae ~ N tstls IN
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-04-06
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

FOURTH CLASS. --fsAEiastan I,ocistns, MiQhes
Aslthmsttc coatiaMed, univessity AlAs6sa " rro-
md fyianMnmslsy. Nhetnstr, knatteh 1Asevstass.
1ynouyms and Natuvsl phitnsaphy. rcMtlMMsA,
Ahrsent History, thystrAt Ue4sarhy, xssAys,
vtrnrl utti0nAl.
1tIfhDrl sNN -EvtdsMeee u Csthelrssy. Kirew.
ton. tro~ody. Ancient 1iistust and tl~epsapAy,
Roman and SerInm antiquities. kueilsh tAtssneWse,
ualss rsiy AiHabss completed, surveying. tA9Ic.
k~esys, Monthly Dshstss, Latin, 0vvrh tssheh
anil ttfr,nsH DCttossat
euliuaa, I'fosady, Mental ttItoenphy Esvsr amt
Metaphysins, n4tAny turays,. rAvM,Issry tMtilt.
msn's1, Navigation. Astrnnatny. AhAittlrsi tlvome.
tsy. E~sAys. MuNtiy nebatss, Latin. ttFtsh kssprh
anil uTttHsh nJtintiMt,
Ftit.T "a. Ahs Mnsal I1il~.,ishy. Political k1oss-
ahly, nutant. ttetlnHy, Asisut,hisiy, IN sssy TAI.
ureeh herman ami french optional.
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GENERAL NEGOTIATIONS

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charged lfsNn daee ~ &nlsn1.<r.
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aHd ha4sle ring. With Hsnse Hoehsd II full Abeee-
I'M $50 ~ isIsSd Siih eosnis, hsssh, tn0lk go
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