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The New York herald., 1877-02-15
ANOTHER REVENUE OFFICER KILLED

From tho Raleigh IN. c. News, Feb. l3
Dr. w. B. Council, member OF the House from Wa
tauga has just rotGrnod shor; visit home and
upon his return tells OF another homicide In that
ton OF tho State. II occurred last Wednesday, FIVE
miles from Boone, Watauga county. and John Wilson,
a noted Mitchell county revenucr was tho victim. His
blood Is OH the hands OF old man Matthias Harmon,
who has acquired which Is above every name in
his section OF the State, far concerns the quantity
and excellence Of his crooked whiskcy and tho con-
sumnate skill with which he has managed to elude the
rcscnue officers. Last Wednesday he was chop
ping in little patch near his house, i've
miles IRON Boone. when this man Wilson.
vino had often hunted him in vain, gailopcd up on
him and almost before stopping commenced emptying
his revolver at the old man, who tuinbled over the
by and dropped upon tho ground as though
dead dying With an exclamation OF triumph
Wilson threw himself from his horse, and leading the
animal advanced to the fence which between him
self and Harmon ln u twnklIng the Old man re-
mounted the ence, and dropping to the ground, win
the horse between himself and Wilson, showed an old
pistol flint and Steel loaded with bucKshot under tho
horses neck and sic. loose" Two Of the shots lodged
IN Wilson's breast Immediately beneath the throat,
and TWO others IN his arm. Old man Harmon then
quietly but quickly disappeared In tho valley OF tho
laurel, and, in tho language OF tho "Pigrims Prog
ress," ''ihcy him more"
~ last accounts Wilson still breathing, but there
10 NOT the slightest probability that he will recover.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
OBITUARY.
AMEDEE pIcHor, LIrrERArEuR.

AMEDEE PICHoT, LITTERATEUR.
Tho death Of NJ Amedee Pichot, the eminent French
ltsrateur announced by cable telegram IRON Paris
NJ Pchot born Aries, in Southern France, on No.
vember 1895 and began his studes at the College OF
Juily. He then studied medicine at Montpelier and
In Paris where he finally located in 1870 Since that
time his e has been devoted pboiogy. literature
and the sccuces In 1922 and 1924 he visited England
and scotland. HIS principal literary wcrk may be
summed up as follows picturesque Views in Eng
land and Scotland" us25). "a voyage Through Eng.
land and Scotland ns25 ''An Essay on Lord Byron"
Qs25), ''History of Charles Edward" tisS0,,
s'Monsieu do rEtincelc, ou Aries ct Paris"
(lS37. volsl "The Beauties OF Lord
Byron" 1885, ''Gallery Of tho Characters o.
Shakespeare" (ls43, s'sr Charles Boil" usA6), "Tho
Last King OF Aries" Qs4y), "Historical Study Of
Charles W. 1885, ''An Historical study Of the Nor
mons" us54), ''Scenes Sea- and Land' ns57).
"Episodes in tho Literary Lives Of The Humorous
Pocts' ls5sl. "a Collection Of Poetry" lies % Arlc.
..Biographicai Sketches" 'Thc,, Wife OF ..m the
Beautiful Rcbecca" tls62l and a large mum;
Sholesn was first givon TO the French people through
him. He wrote u great many articles for 'La Revue
Univcrsec Classique," 4" "Le supplement au Diction-
nalre do Ia Conversation, una especially LA Revue
Brtanniquc." He died at the age OF eighty years.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
A STRANGE EPIDEMIC.

Pail Nall Gasete:-A strange epidemic among
horses has made Its appearance In some parts OF Scot
land, and there " Is stated than 500 horses
tho present moment suffering from It's effects In Ed.
inburgh. Tho disease commences with great weakness
swelling oi the eyes and limbs the lett eye In tho
majority OF cases being Affected than the right
There also frequently intestinal disorder and spots
appear the tongue though from blood poisoning.
Tho attack lasts tho average from five to twelve
daya Opinions appear to differ us to whether II Is
infectious or not at any rate tits spreading rapidly,
ond affects horses ndiscriminatcy In all classes OF
etabIes One case has occurred of suffering from
H. and - the animal stalled beside pony which
had also suffered from IT, there seems reason to lear
that the disease must be infectious On the other
hand instances mentioned OF horses escaping The
iseasc altogether although Occupying stables whcrc
severui other horses attacked. The dampncss II
ihe atmosphere which lately prevailed supposed
10 have originated the cpidcinic ana indeed the ao
oi the weather during tho Iast SIX weeks IS
ante sufficient for any amount of Sickness
rot only III the stable, but also In tho Kennel
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
FLORENCE'S FALSE HAIR.

She dusky daughter OF Africa The officer
rolled her into the Washington Place Police Court Her
har went out In search of the cobwebs walls and
ceiling. Her eyebas rolled like the boar in the St.
John River. The ips--coated with Bayleys fine
cut-opened up and endcavorcd TO draw into capa-
cious mouth her chin, and cars
''You here again, Florenceg Tho officer says you
attempted to kill him. 1t was too bad to give him
such u fright
.Goliy, Judge dats the debb'l's own lie IBIS how
It about Little Maggie and got into fight an
Tor. Cod the cop up an took and let her
Den he jist took his club an struck de back;
citizen man came an hit him right smart had a
piece OF false hair he erkcd It oil aud attempted TO
asscrnate me wild IT,"
ITO assassinate you with your hair ?'
eyes; he beat me wild II an almos killed me-"
Florence, III send you for six months, and will
send your hair after you TO keep you company.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS


BREMEN. Feb is-Arri.cd bark' Home tBD. Morgan.
New York 14th. Lcocadia tUsr,. wenke d."
Sailed 18th. ship Baltimore ticr). Fokkeu United States
l4th bark vcranda tNor). North America
BARCELONA, Feb sArrvcd. brig Mercedes Csp). Pslcer
Charleston.
CApiz Feb I4-Sailcd, tho 6aiathea. for Now York
DRAL Feb l4-Arrivcd, Eiysx (Br McItitchts.
New York for ls1ndun.
FALMOUTH. Feb l4-Arrved. bark suilmau Alien, Tay-
lor. Batavia.
GIBRALTAR Feb 0-Sailcd. bark American Eagle. Mems
hon from Catvola), New York.
Hull. Feb l3--sailcd, bark Ocean tN"u, sorensan
United States.
HAMBURG. Feb Sailed barks Nora (No. Bcrg Pensa
cola; Amicta (Nor). Rcimcrs. New York
IPSWICH Feb 13Sailed barks Anna Oneto utai. Costa
United States; Sci Fratei dtsD Ferro do.
IIvERPoof. Feb 13-Arrivcd, steamer Iberian tBr).
Horne, Boston.
Sailed 18Th. bark Lillian vigus (Br) vigns Havana
14th. ship II l. Richardson Morton New York mot pre-
viousy bark Xcmia tBr, Foser 81 John. NB brig Ellen
NJ MITCHELL Eaton. Havana mot previously.
Also sailed i4th ships Fawn, Ceaveand United states;
Aidoborough DID, Mclean. SANDY HOOK bark Belgium
. (Br). Mosher. Deiaware Brcakwater
LONDON Feb l4-Arived, steamer holland (Br) iIeey.
Queenstown
Cleared l4th bark Jacob Aai NorJ Derudsen, United
States
LsBoS Feb l3sailcd. schr Lula do vincenze (BraS'.
Coida tfrom Rio Janciro). New York.
OpoRro 0-sailod, brig Paquete de Nova York orp
Silva. United states.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
JAMES HEALY's SUCCESSOR.

JOHN y. DEREIGAN CHOSEN TO FILL THE
VACANCY IN THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Tho First Assembly district was tho Of great
political battle yesterday, which. though necessarily
limited In area, ncrcey contested by the rival
political factions tho Presidential contest Tho
attempt to harmonxe tho antagonisiic Sec
tions OF tho Tammany Hall democracy the
night previous had proved a failure, the
fourteen conlcsting claimants for membership
OF the General Committee having Withdrawn
from the nominating convention and placed candidate
OF their the neld Tho republicans were repre-
sented by John II. Grimes, whlc John f. Berrigaa and
John Moore divided the strength OF tho democracy.
Tho election to I'LL tho vacancy In tho ohicc of
Assemblyman caused by the death Of the late James
Heay. deep and abiding disacction prevails IN thc
district toward the present Iammany regime, and
the election yesterday afforded seeming chance
for the their reutivo political
importance. Accordingly the leaders on both sides
especially active aud rallied their adnerents a. an
early hour the day for active operations Tho
thorough Enowlcdgo each had d! the others modo ot
operations stimulated both TO vigilance put never
thcIess the election passed on quietly ~ tho pois
Only being made tor illegal voting n the
the discussions waxcd hot and were continued
until late hour In the evening" the merits ana ue-
merits OF Nickn Mulldr and Juuge Dufy respectively
being the principal topic. Al EDWARD Cahllis, NO.
II Park row, all parties were represented, ana VIC
tor und vanquishcd congratulated or condolcd with
each other result OF the fray. AT four O'Clock
the polls were closed aud tho canvass Legnn, eager
owes scanning the ballots and scrutinZinQ closely
every movement OF the canvassers Tho result was
decisive victory for John +. Berrgan, democrat who
received l, 553 votes John Moore, his democratic
competitor received $50, aud John IL. Grimes, rcpub-
lican SIS votes. Three thousand six hundred and
twcnty-tour votes In all were cast large vote III
peculiarly local contest and showing the intense fcc-
ing which the politicians Of tho district aud
the bitterness CT their struggle for asccndancy.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. "A. 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuirEsrOXE rELEGRAru LINE

REPORTED by TIN HERALD YACHTS AND HxRALD
wuirHsToXE rELxGRAru LINE.
Steamer England (Br, Thompsou Liverpool Jan 81 and
Queenstewu Feb =. with mdse and passengers t"
hs,s 1a .s.s s"s ~ss.hs % Ma.e.. O.
sna ls'h Palermo 70 aud n srsar IN s ', h.oto to
s,esmer RIO ir."Je Bolgcr, Galveston FEB - via Key
Steamer San salvador. Nickerson. Savannah Feb II
with n'dsc and passengers to Geo f"nvc p, -, ,.,
mdss passengers tcJas ountardA Co.
Steamer Aioearic ti.vus. iewes De VITA muse y" t"e
steamer Hercules swazey Philadelphia. Tor Fall River,
with tho Reading ailroad Company February a.
G Ess s New % s S SS Ss % nj mos. .na Of Sn s
sails. took her In tow and brought her to TINS port ,
da Ss'x x ass and % moases to Il owSdscs Sons
fr d;s" sr s". sss q I
nrig idaa Graham Of and from Georsetown, PEI. Dec
and Straits canso 2oh. with potato,s to Gerhard
Brewer Dec 80 la. - - Ion ~ t took sess gale
followed by succession of gales rom sw to and NV.
away AZ, our head sails ioresspmas b,cEsay forcs,ays
ss s sss sy on s's and S"s stove So
boats Jsn 10 s, Al n lon VI e in wh , sf,
load hoops supposed her TO be abandoned rs the
mo s .s s @ . nS ss % s as %
stormy aud remaining boat unfit to lannch her main
stall the being
Fsr q IL S1 e Gss s' sH S
issSs% issspsr Ds1S P BaSaaos
zap ~sa "s" ST" S ~hsn
blow blow from Nv which split forcssil The snip being
abe 10 any headway against the wind for want OF
sail came TO anchor In fathoms OF water. Little Egg
iIarbor light bearing west six miles i4th at AN was
rhisacph@ anf" % i"T for * Fa iiI River and
schr VIM Thompson, Doane, Bay Island. Ton 20 days.
with cocoanufs to VIM Douglass veysel to u Weinberg.
FEB D. on Haeras. squall from NV broke foreboom
ana split mansail Was days OF Hateras, with NV
winds.
nJ.Bark Left Erickson (Nor). from Liverpool which
anchored in the lower came up 10 the city 1ih.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer GAMMA (r), Lcddcoat. Bermuda via New Bed
ford for New YORK. with mdsc TO A f. Uuterbridge
steamer City OF Ftchburg springer. New Bedford foI
New York- .
Steamer Thetis Young. Providence for New YORK.
schr Acs. y. church, Sc John, Nh, for New iork.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
SOUTHERN STATE DEBTS.

The. committee Of bankers interested In the adjust
ment Of tho southern State debts met at the Filth
Avenue Hotel last evening. II is their Intention 10
consider the practcabity OF rounding the debt Of
all the States from Virginia TO Texas, which
arc now iu arrears liberal policy on tho
part of the present bondholders will be
recommended, AMI tho committee have already
entered into correspondence with several States
with fair prospect Of being able TO effect an
equitable adjustment At the meeting last evening
the State debt Virginia, amounting to $35 900 U0O,
considered particularly, but on account o tho
various interests involved II was found diilcult to
arrive at an expeditions plan OF settlement and the
committee adjourned without having completed tho
proposed adjustment
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
THE ALEXANDERS.

Last night regular meeting Of the New York Gene.
alogical and Biographical Society held In the Mott
Memorial Hall, No. 81 Madison avenue, anc alter the
transaction of the of the evening Mr. Charles
Sotheran introduced TO read paper entitled "The
Alexandcrs Both Sides Of the Atlantic and Their
True Origin" Mr.. Sotheran In his discourse treated
the difficult subject OF ancestral descent with sSilI,
showing the result OF close study patient research
In the mpation of his lecture Tracing the name OF
Alexander through the long progress OF centuries down
day, he showed tho prevalence OF the name
among the many nation paties of the earth,
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

n3-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captalns or officers
vessels engaged cossting and foreign trade obsev
TO communicate the HERALD that be
brought publicly the attention Of the authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving possible the number and posi-
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observed along the Atlantic @Dd Pacific
coasts American Continent When they observed
on European countries In the Mediterranean
that iniorma be sent either by telegraph
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rOpera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed bennett, 46 Fleet street, London" or
"Bennett u Avenue do rOpera. Paris" Where Of
the of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
ay with upon reaching the Grst
port This information will be cabled free charge
the HKRALD and published.
pJ-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning colors red red changing from the
other succession several miles distant
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will obge
by preparing any they have for tho Ship
News Department OF the HERALD.
n2-Persons with vessels arv.
ng New York do by addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD yacht, Pier No East River. New
York. Letters received from nil parts Of the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicsc cs required
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
THE NEW BOARD OF BROKERS.

The New York Board OF Opep Brokers is the namo
to be borno by new stock exchange the admission
which Will be 500 and the membership OF which will
limited to 200 committee TO draft a constitution and
bylaws for the organization is report to-day 1t
consists of George Langdon, j. H. Tucker. q. IT, JOS
Iyn, b. M Nevers, John f. undcrhiIl, Mr. Dole and W.
H. Whiuemore The rates Will probably be "A thirty.
second Tor turning stocks and sixteenth for carrying
stocks to outsiders, IL Is said that large OF
capital Is Interested In the now enterprise.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

ApRS. Feb i2-ln port. bark Glide Beadle from Zaa.
sibar
DKxKRARA an % In port. schr Loretta Fish. Bssno.
for Cuba to sail 3)th.
EAsr LoSpoS Dee 20 port bark Bicrs sdt Harrison,
for Mauritus
GoREK, about an s-Arrvea. bark Fury. Everett Bos-
ton.
TioSc KONG. Feb t3Arrved previously. bark Western
Belle. Besse. Cnrdin
HALnAx. Feb ~ sAM-Arrived. steamer Peruvian (Br).
Smith. Liverpool tor Portland.
Sr Thomas Feb io-In port bark Brothers. rhurssea.
Navassa and Baltimore TO sail llth
VICTORIA, Feb ARRIVED. bark W Beske. Frost SEQ
Francisco
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
A STREET CAR COLLISION.

Cars Nos. rs and SO. OF W Dry Dock and Battery
Railroad Company, coldcd yesterday morning al tho
OF FIRST aud Twenty third street, owing
to misplaced switch. Mrs Katc Robinson, aged
twenty-five, OF No. 112 avenue B. passenger car
No. 49, was severely injured by the force of the col
lision. She taken tn Bellevue Hospital Last
evening he physicians stated that the woman was
q fair road Ot recovery
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
schr Prank Atkins Atkins Mobile via Providence for New


Frank Atkins Atkins Mobile via Providenee for New
York. -,
schr Ella Frances Bulysr Cranberry Isles. Me- for Ssf
more.
schr Nellie u. Hiyard. Eastport for New York
Schr Maria Adelaide Kent. New bedford TOR New iork
Schr Henry Finch, Finch. Providenc= tor New YORK.
schr Little David. Bradley Hartford tor New York
schr Henry Iemsen Allen. Bridgeport for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer New York for New London and
Norwich.
steame: Amos C Barstow Keuney. New YORK for Provi
dence. 49,.
schr Snow Bird tBr crpps. New YORK Tor s John, NB
Schr sylvester Hale. Coleman New York Tor TAUNTON.
ScLr Rhode Island. BrRckett New York for sa aroor
Schr Fanny Fern. Eaton. New York for Newport
Schr Salmon Washhurn. Hathaway. ioboken for Tsun'
Schr Harriet Lewis lie wis, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Ida l. Ray. Burgess, toboken tor Boston.
Schr Anna Frye. smith Hoboken for Boston
Schr VI Miller. Miller Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Charles Z Raymond. Philadelphia for Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR WOMEN.

Regarding the resolution recently adopted by the
council of the University OF the City OF New York por-
mtting 10 attend the regular college courses
and authorizing the faculty to prepare Plan tor their
admission at tho next commence mcnt Chancellor
CROSBY says the matter will take the form ul equnl
education not Co-educaton, as the recitation rooms
are already crowded with male students. The same
rooms will be open TO the women, but at different
hours They will be required to pay lees AZ first as
the institution W not ricn.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
NOTICETO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipn ssters informed
that by tscgraphng :" tine HERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bcnnett No ~ Fce street, Lndon." to ths
Paris office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do rOpera
Paris the arrivals ut and departures tr"m European aud
Eastern ports American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will DO cabied to this
country FREQ Of charge
Captains arriving NJ and sailing from French and Med
ports will nnd the Paris oncc econom
cal ana expeditions for tolcgraphin. news
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
BIG SALE OF CUTLERY.

The Table Cutlery Manufacturers Association has
boon holding public sale IN this Tor the past
days Representatives Of the leading houses in Boston
Philadelphia, Cincinnati Chicago Baltimore and San
Francisco are IN attendance, aud the prices being
Obtained are well up TO The current market rates II
Is alleged that the association intend to advance
prices 20 per cont on those obtained al tho sale.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
vIoLAToRs OF THE EXCISE LAW.

Excise Inspectors Lanthicr and DonneIly arrested
the following liquor dealers for violation OF the law
last Henry Drogc No 2s5 South street; John
Mimic, No. 252 Clinton street; Fred Abel,
No. $50 South street; John Creming, No
50 Rutgers street; c. FitZsmmons, No. 73 Catharnc
street; John Radigan No. 43 Catharne street, James
Bresin, No Is Catharine strect; Fred Clark, No l6
Catharinc street: Lido Sheunensky, No. 40 Catharne
street; Mike Long, No. T2 East Broadway, and James
Murray, No 354 Grand street. They were locked up
ior the light in the Seventh precinct
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
SAILED.

Steamers Parthia (Br). Liverpool: elvetia r). do;
Italia tBr) London; Andes (r. Savana. &c Columbus
Havana Herman Lyinysson Savannsh; &c. G!yds
phia; ships vemtns. Tacoma. VT: Joun !Nor', AMER;
Leone (Belg. Antwerp brlgs Stephen Bishop. Cadiz;
Alice (Br). Truxillo ON and Grand Turk
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
DIssECTING A WHALE.

Professors Arnold and wcisse, OF tho New York uni
versi,y Medical College, yesterday made posimortc
examination on the body Of the white whale, whlcn
died at the Aquarium some since. In the opinion
q tho physicians death caused w consumption
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
yACIITs. si,EAyIUOATs. sc.

NOR SALE-IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS or
II Sizes Passenger ana Freight steamboats
aud exposed also Tughoats Steam Yachts
Frr Propsrrs and steam Vessel Property n
general FREDERICK q. SCHMIDT. South William st.
DOR SAfE-SEvERAf. II. N AND ~ INCH TU GS
II some nearly new. A. NJ DA COSTA, lit Wall 1t.
WANrED re puRCi,AsE,.-An BARGE OR sc0w.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
FIRE IN FIFTH STREET.

About $4,000 worth OF property was destroyed by
1rc NJ No 500 Fifth street last night. The losers
Mcssrs f.. Baum & Co., Hermon Co, Enman Il
latter sustained the greatest loss All iosurcd
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
BELOW.

Ship Leviathan (No), Nosfeld from Liverpool Dec iS
Bark John KiIgour fBrl. from Cardenas
Bark Eli. Barss tBr). vesey. from Bermuda FEB 7.
Brig Lydia II Cole ti,r. Rose. from Guantanamo, Il
Waydel X Co.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

Ship Washington Ihbbey from Seattle for Sau Francisco
Fob l. lat AZ n. Ion ilS W.
Ship Moutrose (r. Patterson from Ardrosssn Sept II
for San Francisco. Doe Is lat 81 y. lon ~
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

TRIESTE. Feb il-saiisd bark yerare Tesso dss. cus
mo. United statsa
LONDON. Feb 1.-THE statement written . pisss sf
paper found In canister whtehsven. saying Lucy
Bsrtrsm. to Anerca. lost in fog Is probably hoax
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM

THE EVENING TELEGRAM
FRoM wASIIINuiUN EVERY NitiiiT'
The circulation o the Evening Telegram for the end
lug February 10. is71 was as oloss:-
Advertising. ~ cents a line
'"''""' Advertising. 70 cents limo ''''"'
Advertising. - cents u line
THURSDAY, February ,............... ~ AJl
Advertising, 20 cents "a line
FRIDAY. Fcbruaryo 1880
Advertising. 20 cents a iine
Advertising. 70 cents y iina
Advertising. ~ cents "a line.
p'''y W"'"s'.. 4o.u
(,oNsUMrTlOa CAN BIZ CURED - =
POSITIVE. RADICAL AND UNDoUBrED
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
wiNcHEsrER's uYrOPnOspnITE or LINE ANA
SODA
WILL CURE CONSUMPTION
and prevent the development of the disease 10 all q
predsposition or threatened attack.
For Weak inns-, Chronic Rvonchns General Debility.
Loss OF Vigor aud appetite Nervous rrostrstion,
Dyspepsia "r Indigestion,
WINCHESTER'S HfPOPHOsPilITE or LINE AND
Is A SPECIFIC.
be,ng nnegnaicd as vitalzng ronc aud Brain. Nerve
Prices 81 aud 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WlNCHEsTER co, Chemists
Sold by druggissa 80 John g.. New York.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

Steamer Monohansct, at New Bedford Feb l3 from Ed
gartown reports that the buoy Weepecket Rock has
been gone three weeks
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

SAMUEL J. OsGoOD.
Samuel J. Osgood, Past Grand Master OF the New
Hampshire Odd Fellows, died ut Laconia N H yester
day.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Destination

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM xEw YORK FOR rus MONTHS
FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
JOHN MORGAN coBBE

JOHN MORGAN CoBBETT, NJ. p.
The ocean cable brings the intelligence that John
Morgan Cobbett conservative member OF the British
Parliament tor Oldham, is dead.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

Steamer GAMMA tBr), Lcddiccat. Bermuda via New Be
ford for New YORK. with mdsc to A Il Uuterbridge.
Steamer City OF Fitchburg. springer New Bedford
New York-
Steamer Thetis Young. Providence for New YORK.
schr Acsa, Church, Sc John, NB, for New York.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
FEBRUARY IA, 1917.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
BUN AND NOON HIGH wATHR
Sun rises .... 81 Gov. Island. .....eve 0 5S
Sun sets. s......... 6 35 Sandy Hook. ..evo o l3
Noon sets oil He'll Gate. eve IL AZ