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A FATAL SHOT.

The saloon at No. 4ls East Forty seventh street was
filled with number OF people, drinking a3d carousins
on Saturday night last, when quarrel sprang up be-
tween two OF them-Chares Rose, OF No. 416 East
Forty.sevenih street. and Thomas Dunn, Of No. 3l3
East Forty fourth street. Excitement ran high
and Dunn, who had been somewhat dcmonstrative
struck Rose In the face. At this the latter
drew q revolver and discharged IL, tho bull
let striking Dunn In the right leg Tho
wounded man was taken to the Flity-ninth street
police station and thence to Bellevue Hospital where
It was found that tho shot had caused compound
fracture the fcmur beng shattered On Sunday
morning modification set IN, making amputation nee.
cssary. The operation was performed during the day
Too weak however, to bear the shock Dunn gradually
sunk until yesterday morning, when he expired
Rose who was arrested at the OF the ARRAY and
sent To Tomus by Judge Otcrbourg was yesterday
committed by tho Coroner, without bail, to await tho
result OF o-morrow's inquest
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SAUCE FOR THE THEATRES,
SAUCE FOR THE RAILWAYS.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
In view OF tho circumstances OF the Ashtabula Rail-
way horror, permit me TO call upon your esteemed
and consistent contemporaries to adhere to the prece
dent established by them IN the case OF the Brooklyn
fire and imperatively demand:-
Frst-A verdict Of Nobody to blame in regard TO the
particular bridge that broke down and tho train that
Tell through.
iSecond-A warning to all the community not TO
travel In any train over any other bridge until
l the trains aud bridges have been altered according
to plans 10 DO proposed by editors and
ThirdThc stoppage OF all trains ana the CLOSING OF
all bridges throughout the United States until sud
alterations have be- ELECTED.
F0urth--rho proceeds OF allthe railways for one or
days to be devoted TO the relief oil the sufferers
the Ashtabula catastrophe the tickets 10 be sold
by police ana the funds 10 be distributed by the
managers Of tho railroad upon which the accident
occurred.
Fylt-A vigorous condemnation OF railways and
bridges general, as leading directly TO such acct
dents that ut Ashtabua, and an earnest resolve 10
do away with these dangerous means OF conveyance
altogether, and return 10 the safe wagons and harm.
less fords OF our ancestors
What Is sauce tor the theatrical goose ought 10 be
for the railway gandcr and If any OF the above
recommendations shall seem to your esteemed and
consistent contemporaries silly or absurd, have only
them their editorial and news columns,
where they will discover these same silly and absurd
recommendations in another iorm--apropos to the
Brooklyn fire. STEPHEN FlSkE.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Jan. /, 1871.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RIP VAN w1Nx1E THE THIRD.


Mr.. Joseph II. Keane last night appeared at the
Broadway Theatre, the FIRST time before New York
audience, IN what tho playful calls his
There was no evidence whatever OF creative
faculty in the performance which, on the contrary,
was as close an imitation of Mr.. jefferson IL would
seem possible to make Even Mr.. Mcwade did not
follow him SO closely Copies OF great works
seldom held IN high estimation unless the copyist
brings 10 his work something Of tho spirit
and genius OF the original. painter
with Tilians feeling for color might reproduce pic
ture by Titan but rule true artist IN any art
devotes himself to the development OF his IDEAS
and probably dstorts its model II Is foolish to describe
It as u creation. Mr. Keane has followed Jefferson
with the most anectionatc fidelity He initiates his
manner his methods, his voice. his dress and
his stage business, and never, that we know, in
troduced now points, though lie omitted sew
eral that are fine the work was cleverly
were faint. RIP Van Winklc. as played by
Mr. Keane. Is re ann rci eca",i,u, on "a
ure seen through the wrong end OF
opera glass; diminished and blurred by distance. Yet,
although the performance has not any original merit,
1t Is pleasing and free from coarsencss or
exaggeration. Those who have mover seen
Mr.. Jefferson as Rip would be likely
TO look good imitation oil great model than on an
arbitrary and bad creation. The audience was good
and the applause was hearty, and sounded Ike
share in this success, for how often docs not the
actor appropriate the tribute which ~ really
paid to tho authors The performance OF
The company was and satisfactory. Gretchen
vigorously scoded Rip; the enchanted Dntchmcn In
tho Kaaisks were grotesquc and CHASTITY, the villains
OF the story were almost us vanous as they should
mense delight oil the logs IN the gallery.
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NORTH CAROLINA'S DEBT.
BOARD OF ARBITRATION DEMANDED By THE
SPECIAL TAX BoNDHoLDEEs.

A BOARD OF ARBITRATION DEMANDED By THE
SPECIAL TAX BoNDHoLDEEs.
The holders of the Especial tax" bonus OF North
Carolina II appears not properly represented ut
tho late meeting Of bondhoders OF that State held in
this CITY, These bonds comprise about half the debit
near to $20O00,0O0 several heavy holdcrs Of these
bonds have held a consultation and communicated
with Receiver Best the chairman OF the late meeting,
aud Colonel Peyton. Southern gentleman who has
taken great interest arranging the debt to SEQ II all
the claims Of the bonhodcrs could not be present ut
the same tino
board OF arbitration was agreed npon, the follow.
ing gentlemen beng willing TO serve In that capacity,
the BOARD 10 meet equal number OF the Repre-
scutatvcs OF North Carolina, Win view OF adjusting
the State debt u ixcd bass:-Gcorge >. Coe, Prcs
dent of the American Exchange Bank; Jacob ID. Vcr-
miyc Mcrcnants' National Bank; Is. Is. Sherman,
Mechanics National Bank Enoch PRATT, National
Farmers and Planters Bank OF Baltimore Receiver
Beet thinks that all tho bondhodcrs should unite In
obtaining a settlement, anu rs willing 10 ard III the
movement.
Buttcrcd Co. state that the special tax bonds are
not rcpudlacd, and that the North Carolina courts,
including the Supreme Court OF the State have de-
cided upon their Validity, and that the state cannot
rcpudate them without materially running us credit
meeting OF the b0ndholdcrs Will be held at Inc as
sembly rooms OF tho New York Clearing House, when
dacsioa wnl lie Lad In reinon Ia te board oil nrb''
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Dec 25Arrved steamer Crescent City, Cur.
Buenos Ayres before reported In port Nov 49,,
sa NOV bar" sf"s eneee
Hill. from Newport. r. arrived i2th; Punta Lara c'ore
In port Nov is bark Jas Mccarthy Gould, for Boston
Ada Gray Race, Tor New York tciearing; Alice ur Br.
BsniA Nov I3-Arrived, brit Georgina r,, Bartlinr,
New York l4th bark sarah Chambers t:rj. rutherford,
sailed Nov IL bark Catharine lBr Me ntosh Rio
Gands do Ssre brig lanes Miller, parEcT r 90 2a ,cns
Car tBr), Pike, Rio Grande do Nore Mary NJ Williams
Carr iilTIirs, Dec ioArved schr st CroIx Leland
Boston ., 90. . -,
sailed ist steamer PcrIt tBr,, Chadscy. New York
New York Belona (ierl), tor United Kingdom or New
York Marianne GER, DO or 40; Bean Young. Tor
Sailed prior to Nov 80 bnrks Herbert Black Treat New
York Viva Qr tor DO IyanISc ,s tor ,o
Love CAY. Fortune Island, Dec 26-saied, schr T. x
Passed Dec 70. schr wardwel, Bcrnbaum from Jercmo
NASSAU, NP. Dec lo-Arrivcd. scbrs Ebensser gBn.
Beth B.Itimorc; 2ptn lrnry Parker Lewis New YORK
New iork; l. Davis, Cotrc. fernandina; I'D Il
ra a.. hsisiSors xddie Rysis"n roasins ORR
rsAerA Nsy S-saiisd or' narss Wnoaa {Br Cor
PASaaA. Des i3-saiIcd, barx Mary A Chapman t'r).
Rutherford. caliso.
Mcclellan. Hampton Roads.
suRISAx, Nov 2-Arrved, brig NJ Tinker. Bernard,
ST TnoxAs., Dee Il-Arriyed brgs Nose, bay. cro'by
an s esr XII. Sss iSs the
AIKEN Hail. schfS Waiter l. Piumner, riumncr, Havana
vcroais. VI, Dec 22salsd ship Merchant tBp, Quinn
VALPARAISO. Nov 2asailed ship geivedcrc Kirby. ssn
Francco Fanny skohed Shields, Iquique, to load
| y southern deposit OF guano -,
! cisco,. uussnstewn thaving repsired).
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

Bg~F abandonment OF brig Louisa tBr. from Bridge
water, Ms, for barbados. see general news columns
STEAMER GERMANiA fer). from Hamburg before reports
wrecked Bahia with the still remaining
in her, sold Nov - ivr Rs5.UOOlyO.
snir ALICE vESSARD from Meones for Europe. before
reported having put Bahia distress, continued
dscharpug sold ut Bahia Nov ~ which would bc
completed following week, when another survey would
be held.
snr SAPPHIRE, Congdon from san Francisco for Queens
town, which into Valparaiso Oct % In DISTRESS made
the REPAIRS and resumed her voyage NoA ~
BARK PAsouALrSA QtaD, from Palermo ut Boston Jan
reports that the 10Th u In the bay carried away main
topsail yard
BARK MONARCH tBr). from Ioilo Oct 81 for New York.
nut former Dec IL to repair dam
~ received In severe gale.
BARK CHRISTINA kKDwAS. from Goucester Mass. at Go
thenburg Dec H. had thrown overheard nor dckoad OF w
bbs herring.
BRIG ENNIS, Dyer from Newcastle. Il. for Mmselles,
witch put into Ca ar In distress. cndcavorng -
2OOUf Dec the expenses OF repairs
BnfG ID Il srocKwxLL Cummings from Troon Oct ~ Tor
Cardenas the Hog Reef between Fortune
Island aud Castle Islad nvht OF Doc 10 Her Keel came
out hours alter she aud filled. Her sails and rig
ping taken Fortune Island and sold The
X = registered 3GJ tons built Brewer Me- In 1863 and
hailed IRON Bangor Me.
Rusa ktsu ussr, from Nav York for Ham 'urr. ut q,
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and not enough OF IT. designs whose only merits are
those OF economy and bad Workmanship. There Is no
difficulty in getting perfectly sale and Durable IRON
bridges nov II the owners only willing 10 paw
far price for lhe and tar every so-cailed accident
has been traced to either bad design bad material bad
workmanship or all OF these together.
The last question-Whdt steps should De taken TO pro-
fect the hrss Of frareers against the erils Of unsafe
bridges will take too long 10 answer Ill TINS letter.
and reserve for another, meautime subscribing my
self your obed!ent servant,
THOMAS c. CLARKE
Member American Society civil Engineers, British
Institution Civil Engineers
JANUARY J. 1871.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Russia (B, Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown-C
Francklyn.
town. WI Hurst.
steamer Kronprnz FIR Wilhelm Gcr) Neynaber. Bremen
via Southampton -Oelrchs Co.
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah-Geo
Yonke. :. =. a.,
steamer Wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich-
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. loston-h Dimock 49,
Ship Louise tNor). jensen Antwerp Funch kdye
4 Co.
Bark Franklin tGer) Petersen. Hamburg-Dill Rad
Bark ANNA GER, Janzen, Barcelona tspain)-Herman
Koop Go. . .
Rig Marie Dutch, tombstone. st Martins and Nevis-h
A Vatable a Sons
Brig Renshaw. Sylvester. Matanxas-R Robertson 4
Go. .,. 49,
Schr James Riley. Small, Montcvideo and Buenos
Ayres-Brctt Son \ Go. u 80 :.
schr Eleanor Squires Georgetown and Pot Bluff, SEE
Hurlburt Go -
Schr Gcorgetta, Curtis. Newark-BF Mctcalf h Go.
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Arrived Nov 10 bark victor Pond Adelaide land cleared
Dec for auue Perm and s.E n from Iqu
que for Queenstown New York; arrived 10Th. In ~
Also in port Nov %. ship Sarah tSic,, Sabine. diss
lPxn STEAMER ApRIArlc'
AxsrxapAx Dec ie--Anivsd. sunlight. sorsnson'
AMER Nov o-Passsd Alice Dyer. from Padang for Ba-
BoaDrsux-Arrived a. Pauac dec u, Robsns, Hagen.
New York; 18th. Mississippi 80, Lnd" Liverpoo' 'o new
Sailed from do 18th San FrancIsco Dene San Frsnsi:cO'
VIM Hunter Niissen Galveston Concurrent oospesso"s
BsscrlosA Dec 49, Sailed. Fama. Ma'lucsn Southwest
Dec 2 o E Nys.sS S'ssn
No: sleipner. Anderson Savannah =, ,yu,, ~. No..
Drxcrxsss Dec l5-oT Wexford, Hansen nom Antwerp
DEAL Dec is-Anchored vidfsrne Mathessn. from Lon
DuSLis, Dec Arrived. congelhi q congress, Que
FALxouru, Dec l7-Arlvea, saaGpsrsau: IIogg Java.
Oh I7th Republic PHILLIPS. Antwerp for Pnll.aslpha
FLxErsooD. Dec l7-Arrived, Charles chaloner, from
CHEAT YARMOUTH, Dec ls-Arivcd. Lynet Larsen So
Gooln Dec ls-Arrived. Herald. Meyer Jamaica Wis
GismlLrAa Dec loArrivcd; Horace nesls Ficket Mar.
settles land cleared for = Thomas I'm s'dori"n '
Hull. Dec isOXrrivcd Tangier. salvesen. New York
ISL ay Mai nss smith @afs smith, a ANN"
Sailed 18th James sonnsstein rsnsacoln: John Wesley
ISsaroo a' Dec s~Arssa ourte"a rowing Meek
evie: Delina c. starrett sichibucto Advice. wallace
Farquhar. do; Rockville. Barry. Miyamichi 18TH cnco
Schafno, New York: Columbia. >tromberg. Fernandinn
sailed 18th Kons oscs. EGsnns VARY pess
nandna: Hevvatsks Schwartz. New Orleans: EldaI
McMulen Sybee: Eblana Olsen, So John Teported
cleared day for Tybce).
Cleared 18th Belle Keith. Mcdonald. st John B..
Plea; Undsnrw5issr Robinson. Qnebec 18th. Lucille
Cleared 18th. Gibral.ar Tonne,en, Phadolpaia; Nor.
Sailed from Gravesend 18th. Falmouth. Tybeo Pauests,
Savannah. a..
cow ior New YORK; Goddard, Lewis from Troon for
CardenaS -
LISBON. Dec s-Arrived, Arctic. Bonton Cardiff for H.
Sailed sth, Hilda, Wuif. Savannah.
MADEIRA, Dec S-Salcd.' Nimbie, Grl6fhs Charleston
NEWPORT Dec 1S-Sailed. Timour. Robbins. Singapore
PLYxourn Dec i9-Arrived Epaminondas, Sawyer. Que.
PiLLAu Dec 14-Sailed Anna. siewerts Portland.
PkNARrn Dec 19-Arrived AIthea. st Johns
PAssARoKANG, Oct 29-Arrived, Richard McManus, bes
In the roads g Henry Lippett, Howe, for boston;
csstine Avery from for Europe raw.rd
Sailed lota. VIM wilson Halifax; Van Dismsn. Lands
boro, Dublin; 10th. Gnnmre. Mcdonald, WATERFORD;
SrLLOrH, Dec lS-Saied Mary Agnes, Halifax. Ms
SHixLps, Dec 26-Arrivsd, Edmund Kaye, Young. Que
SWANSEA, Dec 1e-sailed Frank Marion, Eldridge. ss
SAwrAxpxR, Dec l0-Arrlved. Elisa, Pendloton New
York. 80. ~,,,> p.
| ANNE Florence Thompson from Colombo &c. for New
York: unkel Iroesg Tchebes, from Iloilo, far do.
sr vIScRNr CvI, Nov 2e-Saed, Graf Belr Negondonk'
SAI4.ASc, Nov l-Arrved. Geo Jordan. duncan. Bs
tava. - en-, ,. ps ~
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK--THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 2, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Olympia tBr) Young. Almeria Noy. 2, Genoa
mdse and passengers Henderson Bros. Experienced
g. on Us &C. fi IN wi ia' ss kits
Bdgcwaer Ms for Barbados dismnsted and waterlogged
brought them to this port coiumns Jan 20
Of Fire Island abark bound west showing sig
steamer Champion Lockwood. Charleston 3 days. with
mdse and passengers TOD asW Quintard Co. go
~ ssh 4a %smias Hail. Pensacola IA days. with
scSr vannaman. Sharp. Fernardina days. with
val stores to nurburt Co -,
schr Ridge wood johnson Georgetown. sc. days. with
naval to L ID Hurlburt Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Ftchburg Springer. New Bedford for
schr Ada A Thurlow Eastport for New York.;
sshr Franz Esrrow Portland Me- tor New YORK: vork
The following Sound passed the Herald Telo
graph Station long behind their usual ae to-day proba
bly, owing to detention by of Eastern trsn
with which they connect:-
Steamer Laurs; srIagepc 9r fer %s Ns wy, York.
Ste amer Continental for New York.
Steamer John Starren. for New York
Steamer Elm City, for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus Bearse. New York for Boston.
schr sarah Purve-, Lislc. New York Providence.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION.
WmrKsroNK. LII. Jan 2. 1877
For the first time this ice has accumulated In
large quantities ut this point Up to the present tme
however, IL has with navigation any great
extent not being very solid and easily broken up being
approached by sailing vessels Wind W. squally.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ALEXANDRIA, Dec l7-Arrvsd. bark Attils AuN. Nc
Grath, New York.
AMSTERDAM Jan l-Sailed brig Der Pommer Ger.
Bo Chaeston also Sovereign Of the Seas for do tshp
Sovereign the Seas Wood reported sailed from
werp Dec 20 for New York;
ANTWERP Jan 2-Arrlved, bark Advocate (Br). spcsr.
New York.
AMER so-Arrived previously bark Eureka, Chapel.
New York.
BARCELONA, Dec 27-Arrived, brig Oro Csp). Arriaga
Charleston.
BREMEN, Jan 2-Arrved. ship Friedrich (Ger). Bruggc
man, Mobile banks jupiter Nor), Tellesen, Wilmington,
NC: CooIan tGer) Won Bremen, Philadolphis; Nordha
vet CSor), nelversen, New York.
DEAL Jan 2-SRiled, bark Alma (Nor) Johannsen (from
London), Philadelphia.
GLOUCESTER Jan 2-Arrived bark Maria Cotilde QtaD,
Siano New York.
GLASGOW Dec 3l-Arrived bark Mathde Cswe), Breden-
borg. Wilmington, NC.
GIBRALTAR, Dec 23-Arrived, ark Fanny Lewis OBI.
Edwards Philadelphia
Sailed Dec 49, steamer Zens (Br Cou,t drom Messina,
&c). New York.
HAMBURG Jan l-Arrivod, barks Clemcntina Csp) SEN
to- Chareston Elena Ger, Steenken. Phadelphis; W.
ola (Nor), Gil do Paul tisr Klat New York; beg Lit
tie Harry (Br), Smith, Galveston.
IIRLvoEr Jan 1-Arrived, bark Heinrich Schroeder
Ger. Hollot Baltimore for Rotterdam.
HULL, Jan 2-Arrived, bark Kong Harsld (Nor).
Schwnge. Baltimore.
sailed LIST. bark Albissola dtaD. vassallo. United
States.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2-ssiled ship Genevieve Str iceland.
Gamman Southwest Pass
LONDON Jan 2-Cleared, ship EsCox (Br) Barnsley I,
United States
PLYMOUTH, Jan 1-Sacd, steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
Wis Crom Rotterdsm) New York.
QUEENSTOWN Jan ARRIVED ships City Of Lahore (Br).
Grcenhorne San Francisco Golden Fleece, Humphrey do
Isle O; Erin (I,r) Irvine, do bark Gacomo ual. Scar.
patti. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan .. 10 AM-Arrvcd. steamer Rhein
Gcr), FRANKIE New York for Bremen land proceeded.
SINGAPORE, to Jan 2Arrived, bark Teekaet, Tracey,
Cardiff.
Arrived at a port in the United Kingdom Jan 2 brig
Lily from Bull River SC.
LONDON. Jan BARK Felix (sp). Urrutia from Calves
80 for Liverpool has been totally wrecked ut Bere
haven urcland) cargo washing ashore. Crew saved.
Bark Astrea us Nikoa, from Lisbon Nov 20 for Pom
sacoa, has been lost. Crew saved.
Bark Jupiter tGer). Leke from Elsno.e for the United
STATES has the former place. having been
aged.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
BosToS, Jan 2, 1877.

BOSTON, z, 1911.
The yesterday not In the bay AS ON
land aud the only Of any amount Is reported from
Marbehead that the schr May Queen, OF Gloucester went
ashore Coney Island ledge this morning nj o'clock
and will probably DO total loss The lie boat from Mar
blehead Oh the about O'clock rs tbs
signal usually given by the keeper of tho lighthouse in cases
distress discovered The May Queen Is abcut 40
tons register engaged In the bay shinE>and went
ashore In the binding storm while irving 70 make
haroor The suffered terribly until rescued by the
lie boat.
Caressa before reported ashore Fresh Cove was
uh
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SAILED.

Steamers Dakota r), for Liverpool mot 3Oth) Herman
Livingston, Savannah Wyanoke, Richmond, &C: bnrks
Grnndoven (Nor) Bremen Gjallashorn Nor. GOraitar;
brig q Il Burgess (Br). Cork
" ind at sunset. NV.
Barometer u sunset. 29.75: at midnight. 299i
Thermometer at sunset. 70.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at bedford Jan J. bark Janus Clifford. At
antic Ocean, Faya Nov H. with $50 bbs oil homo
oil freight lat bbls oil from bark Eu
ropa. - .
Arrived at King Georges Sound Now bark Canton.
Sherman, OF NIB oil not reported.
Spoken-Oct b. lat II So lon 81 o. bark Marcea. from
New Bedford for the Indian Ocean.
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BELOW.

Bark Scots Bay (Br). Murray. from Liverpool.
Bark Elena Cordano talj, Schianino from Liverpool
Bark Calcutta DR. Lewis, from Bremen.
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tration. 1t 10 PROPOSED the holders Of bonds will
be required 10 agree ~ IT, that whatever adjustments
this board shall bf debt the bondhoiders VIII
consider final IL is stated that Of the gentlemen
chosen represent the Northern capitalists own any
ha han
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YACHTs. sTEAN1BOATs. .SC.
NIISCELLANEOUs.

METALLIC LlFnBjATS AND NOODLES B,)ATS 81
Nl a kinds at the old established place 4)4 Water st
near Cath irinc Market join r. SMITH.
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THE AUTHOR OF ''HoLD THE FORT"
CHICAGO, ILL.,. JAM 2, 1877.
The following appeal has just been ssued:-
To TIKI SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF AMERICA
! would suggest that every Sunday school in this
country take penny collection on Sunday January
II, Tor the maintenance education and benefit
of the children OF MIR. and Mrs. p. z. Bliss
ana for tho erection oil monument to the memory OF
the singers to whom all our sunday schools are
so deeply indebted
send money Henry Field treasurer, care OF Field,
Letter Il Co.. Chicago. u. L. MOODY.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. =, 1871
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BSOLUTE DNOkCEs LEuAL EvEKiWHERK
speedily obtained with ut publicity terms satisfactory
Tree. tNEDERICk KING, Lawysr, y -
Marks pscs. adjoining Counar lnAkitntA-
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE YORK ruI MONTHS
OF JANUARY FEBRUARY
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnKAp. Jan 2. fM--wind enc, moderate.
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Steamer. SAID. D.sunofioaI Ooice
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-29

AN eminent Scottish divine happened
to meet two of his Pensioners at the
house Of lawyer, whom he considered
too sharp practitioner. The lawyer
jocularly put the question: "Doctor,
these are members of your flock. May l
ask, do you look upon them Is white or
black sheep2" ~ don't KNOW" an
swered the divine, dryly, "whether they
are black or white sheep; but l know, il
they are here long, they are pretty sure
to be feeced."
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Wit and HumOr.

"You have only yourself to please "
said married man to bachelor. "True, VI
replied he, "but you cannot tell what a
difficult task find it,"
"MY opinion u.s." said q philosophical
old lady of much experience and obser.
walton, ''that any man as dies on washing
day does it out Of Spite"
A BOY was riding on his fathers back,
when the latter suggested that it was
rather an elevated railroad. eyes, papa,
said the 'youpgster, I'm riding on a
dummy"
THE Hartford Times 10 moved to laugh.
ter because the Courant announced the
death of u gentleman, forty seven years
old, who had been Q subscriber for that
paper for fifty years.
''CAPrAIx," said sou Of Erin . ship
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