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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

TWO DEATHS IN A TUNNEL.
GpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1878.
The permanent water works IN Baltimore county,
popularity known as the "county death trap" has
bagaed two more victims--one last evening and tho
second this Notwithstanding In all since the work
commenced some twenty-five fatalities along It's line.
James 1rigc descended shaft No. 10 In the eeva-
tor shortly after midnight Several hours
Iator he was missed by his fellow workmen,
anu upon search being made his mungiod
corpse found the bottom, tho cage having fallen
IN him. The body was SO horribly torn Us TO be
almost beyond recognition, The deceased hud been
Employed Tor several years ut the works, being
the 1fst men engaged on the tunnel
The second iatalIty occurred this morning at shaft
No. 7. OAe OF the workmen, whose name has not yet
been learned. nude missep aud was precipitaied 10
the bottom distance oil hity feet Death instan-
taneous
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VERDICT AGAINST A BANK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. &c, 1878
case which has excllei great interest In the
munty and which has engaged tho attention Of tho
Hastings Court OF this city past three days
brought to conclusion tonight. The
CIizens' Bank OF Petersburg brought suit against
$. 2. Arlington, one OF the ten sureties bonded
Wcseger the late cashier OF the bank. II agreed
that this should be test and should decide
all the Others. The bank claimed that by the over
checking OF Gath II Co., one OF Its depositors, and
OF James H. Thorburn, It's individual bOokkeeper, II
had sustained loss aggregatng about 81, 900, and
that the CasheT as CHIEF executive officer OF the Uauk,
responsible Tor Tho loss by failure exercise
reasonable caro- and skill Ia managing the business
the institution Tho jury brought verdict ia
lav0r OF the defendant. the win be carried to
the Court OF Appeals.
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PHILIP YVES rCOTT.

Tho death oil Mr.. Philip Wescott, the distinguished
English painter, Is announced to have taken place at
Manchester about January 10, 1873 He died from
seizure Of apopectic paralysis. Up TO tho last Mr..
westco,t exhibited his accustomed facility power
and when the fatal luminous he was engaged In
putting the finishing touches to a copy OF picture
which no painted twenty seven years ago. THO fame
oil the lhmentcd artist IN porraituTo htood for many
years exceedingly nigh. and was founded not only
executive skill. out on happy gift OF catching like
ness, which no amount OF labor or study be de-
pended on to secure Dir. Westeott also gained dis.
tncion in landscape, to which he was pa.so natciy
devoted. In sucicty he exempliacd cordial and
genial character, as well as mini we'll cultivated,
and Just taste in urL He was sxtytwo years OF age
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FAMINE IN CHINA.

DREADFUL DEsrIrUTIoN IN THE NORTHERN
PROVINCES CHILDREN SOLD FOR FooD-HELg
ASKED.
The following was received yesterday by Mr.. A. A.
Low, from the United States Vice Consul a. shans
hM:-
appalling famine Is raging throughout four prov.
inces Of North China. Nine millions people reported
destitute. Children daily sold tor food. Forci2n Re.
lief COMMITTEES appeals 10 America and England for
ussistance requests you form American relief com,
nittee. Collect funds and deposit with Agent Hona
Kong Bank.
"STAHEI. United States Vice Consul."
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CHANGES AND REPORTS.

WASHINGTON Jan 90, 1873
Paymaster A. G. Prtchard Is ordered to tho tram
ing ship Minnesota, at New York; Midshipman s. j.
Brown detached from the Tuscarora ordered to
tho nautical schoolshp jamestown. at San Francisco;
Carr enter Warren Barnard is detached from the re.
ceving ship Independence and ordered to the DEPART
merit VI Yards and Docks at the Navy Yard ut Mare
is aud. California.
The Navy Department has ceivcd des patches from
Rear Admiral William +. lie Roy, commanding the
European station. dated at Smyrna, January q
be states that he arrived Ut :hat place the day
previous In his flagship. the Trenton six
lays from Villa Franchc. The Alliance was
IN the harbor Of Smyrna, but would DO sent
westward IN lew days. The Marion at ville
Franche. The Fandaa was supposed to be at Alex
nndra. On tho % OF January Rear Admiral lie Roy,
with his stan ana the Unned states Consul, VISITED
The Governor OF the Vayet, SeIem Pacha and was
received with thc,customary courtesies The Trenton
would, LOT the present, remain at smyrna.
The Navy Department IL also informed OF the ar
rival OF tho Essex at Fernando Po, on November
~ Inc health Of the officers aud crew gener ally
good, win The exception oil oi intermil-
tent lever.
Tho United States steamer Saratoga has arrived
here.
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A SENATORIAL RECEPTION.
LEX TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO 1HE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20, 1873.
The Union Republican Club, who rendered a reccp-
ton this evening to Senator Don Cameron made the
affair a success. Accompanying the young Pennsyl-
vunia Senator his guests Senators Conkling,
Of New YORK; Teller, OF Colorado; Allison, OF Iowa;
Howe. OF wisconsin Kirkwood oil Iowa, and Hamiin,
OF Maino Governor Eartranft and Mayor Stokley were
present The Senators very wisely declined to mako
any speeches, ana nothing was publicly said, there
tore, OF any political significance serenado
dcred 20 the guests shortly before midnight; nut
response has been made up To this hour. The rooms
OF the club very small but they were handsomely
decorated and an abundant COLLATION. provided.
The distn guisnod guests are to leave at midnight
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TOO MUCH BILLIARDS.

Alexander N. DE Leeuw, son OF the sexton Of the
jewish synagogue Bnai Jeshurun In West Thirty.
fourth street, noar Broadway, was arrested yestcr-
day ID New Orleans on charge Of having delrauded
the Keep Manufacturing Company OF this CITY, The
specific charge against him Is "stealiug pay roll
book" TO which - added, "aud has probably taken
$4,000 by ialsiiying pay rolls" Detective Won Go
rchtcn Will leave here on Tuesday next TO bring
young De Leclw to this city. His dclinqucncies are
ssid 10 have been tue result Of passion Tor billiards
and sporting generally.
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CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RICHMOND Va. Jan. 20, 1878.
AS ioreshadowed IN desp tches 10 the HERALD u lew
days since, The Grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
OF the adjoining city OF Manchester to-day indicted
the entire Council OF that city tor m,sdemeanor Tor
violation Of the charter IN the appointment oil the
Special Street Committee. The Special street Com
mitIce were also indicted for maIedsance IN OH e. IN
negectng their du les; aud Socrates BrooEs the
iauiting Councilman, VIA indicted for the embez-
zcmeul oil The SUN Of So 4S6 80 bond. OF the CITY
Entrusted 10 bis care. he cases are set down Tor
hearing next Thursday.
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ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. &c. 1878.
This afternoon Detectives O'Connor auo Fields from
the District Attorneys Office, New York. In company
with Two Philadelphia officer, arrested Horny Kemoe,
alias Henry Dornau, ana Aionzo Dornau and his SIS
ter The tnree had opened an extensive gentiemen's
furnishing establishment upon goods obtained iraudu-
ently n New YORK. Ii Is alleged The accused have
Deeh here about three weeks. having come from New
YORK WIN large quantities OF goods purchased on
credit from prOniuent dealers. me prisoners were
taken back To New York rn 5 officers took
possession oil Inc store and It's &C nteuts.
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CHARTER OAK LIFE.

HARTFORD Conn, Jan. &c. 1873.
In the Supreme Court to-day JUICE. Pardee post.
poned to February 49, the further hearing IN regard
the appointment OF n receiver OF the Charter Oak
Lilo Insurance Company.
THIS accordance with the resolution Of
oil the General Assembly, instructIng the Insurance
Commissioner to request such postponement.
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ST. DOMINGO.

RUMoR OF NEW TREATY WITH sPAIN--A
SPANISH PRoIECToRATR FEARED.
HAVANA, Jan. 20, 1878
Via KEY WEST, JAN ~ /
rumor that Spain will sign treaty with ST. Do
mingo at the end OF this month, assuming protec-
teratc that island great excitement in ST.
Domingo and Hayti and serves 10 further the
unpopuiarity OF President BacZ The rumor is some
what strengthened by the appointment of now span
ish consuls at several ports OF the Dominican Re-
nuhc.
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GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

Tho following match at glass balls shot on the
oath inst, at Farview, on the Northern Railroad Of
New Jersey. between Charles Townsend and James
CARING; twenty Ave double balls, eighteen yards rise
IL. ounce saot, $3.50 a side;-
Townscnd-ll, IL, IL, II. IL, IL, IL, H. II, H. TO-
IL, III, IL, IL, IL, H. ~, H. vi, H. H. H. o. 1i4G
Carlng-l, IL, 10 10, ii. OIL, IL, H. H. IL, H. H. H.
IL, III, III, Of, ii, IL, III. ii, al, III, IL, LTD.
Many celebrated shots iron Englswooi and tho sur
rounding country were present
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WAS IL AN ACCIDENT?

Coroner Crane, Of Hoboken Is investigating the cir.
cumstances attending the death OF Minnie Brenck
man, twoyear-old child, at Gutenberg, on Wednes
day last Across the chds forehead was a deep cash.
which the mother said had been caused by fall sto
said that her Oldest daughter, while holding the child
IN her arms fell asleep, aLd the little rolled OF
her arms aud struck against the stove The woman s
daughter denies this statement DR.. Do GroG, who
summoned TO attend The child just before death,
refused 10 give ceftluca.e.
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RosroS. Mass, Jan. 20, 1878.
The failure OF Howard, Smelling Co., coal dealers,
for s176 900. OF which $13OO0O Is owed IN Phia-
delphia. Tie arm claim nominal assets sufficient to
cover their Indebtedness.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Jan. 20. 1873.
Il. Watson, coal dealers, OF thus city, have tiled
Their petition In bankruptcy. They havo consider
able property New Orleans and st. John's parish
Their liabilities are 5000 900, and assets nearly tho
same amount.
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MODERN GUNS FOR QUEBEC.

OTTAWA, Jan. &C. 1878
The Official Gasette to-day contains despatch from
the Secretary oil State Tor War to the Colonial War
Office approving OF Major General Seby Smyth's
opinion that Quebec being the key of Canada from
the ocean. should DO armed with modern guns. and
also expressing satisfaction tho military spirit OF
Canadi and the that has attended the
lishment OF u military college at Kingston.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER TRIP UP THE MISSISSIPPI FOR THE
STEAMER PLYMOUTH.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 70. 1875
The United States steamer Plymouth goes to the
Navy Yard on Monday 10 have propeller put In
and receive othor attention preparatory to another
fancy cruise up the Mississippi River In tho spring.
Her present commanding officer, Captain Edward Bar
rett, VIII 60 on waiting orders She arrived from
Port Royal this afternoon AMI mooret al the naval
anchorage
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SCHOONER TWILIGHT ASHORE.

ATLANTIC City, N. j., Jan. 70, 1878.
Tho schooner Twilight, which broke from her moor.
ings and driIted to on Wednesday last, came
ashore last night Brgantne Beach, ten miles north
Of this place. Tho boy, Adolphus Parker, who was
The only person on board, Is vol The vessel, II 10
hought, Will DO q total loss.
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ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK DEAD.

ERIE Pa., Jan. 20, 1878
The Easement Savings Bauk, ut Union City, Eric
county, Pa, has closed ITS doors Its liabilities are
about $40, 900; assets not stated.
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COAL PRICES.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 90, 1873.
At meeting Of the Conference Committees Of the
Lchgh and schuyiki Coal Exchanges held in this
city to-day, the following city prices for Iehiah and
Schuylkill coal were agreed upon lump, So so;
egg, 81 So chestnut 50 25 stove, 81 IS; pea. 81 IS
broken 81 IS.
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ILLICIT CIVILIZATION FOR 10.

WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 20 1875
Inland revenue officers have seized an Illicit stil
and large quantity OF material and whskey in the
woods, about seventy miles west OF Winnipeg The
principal customers buying the wnlskcy the Sioux
refugees from the Minnesota massacre The offenders
escaped arrest
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NEW STEAMER.

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 20, 1875.
The iron steamship Oregon, Just completed, sailed
this afternoon or Now YORK; to bo delivered TO tho
oregon Steamship company
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours 10
pnslson with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer al Hudnuts pharmacy,
2ls Broadway (horald Bui.dins). Now York.
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HUDSON RIVER OPENING.

PoUcHKEgrsIH, N Y, Jan. &c, 1878.
The thaw Is rapidly breaking up the leo In the river
and It Is now on the from Bnrrytoxn south. All
ice cutting has ceased The crop averages 500 900
tons per annum but one-third vi 1t has yet been
secured.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

Exvlce President Schuyler Colfax will lecture to.
morrow evening at Cooper Institute tho 'Lifo and
Char OF Abr Lincoln" for the benefit OF the
monument 10 DO erected TO the me mory Of the late
Jonn A. Kennedy, Superintendent OF no Metropolis.
po
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MILL DESTROYED.

BELLEviLLg, Ont, Jan. 20. 1873.
A stone grist MILL on the Campton road, owned by
g. W. Terry. was burned to.day Loss, $l5, ooo In
surance, $S,o0v.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Adjutant General franklin Townsend, OF Governor
Robinson's stan, is at tho Brunswick Hon. William
e. Maxwell, OF England, is at the Brevoorl Ex-Gov-
eruor j. W. stewart OF Vermont, Is al the Everett
Congressman james W. Covert, OF Flushing N Y, 10
ut the Hoffman. !. j. BeIden, of Syracuse. at the
Filth Avenue. Samuel L. Clemens c.Mark Twain'D,
OF Hart ord, is at the Glsey. Congressman Benjamin
A. Wins is at the Windsor. Or. l. l. Hayes, chair.
nun OF the Canal Committee OF tho Assembly; Assem-
byman Crowley, OF Erie, and sergeant-at-Arms Orr.
OF the Assembly, are at the Sinclair House.
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IN SPITE OF ALL PRECAUTIONS COUGHS,
colds aud influenza will attack But thanks HALni
hosEy OF noREuouSD AND TAR. we can subaue then
rIKr's ioornAcHr DROPS cure In one minute.
MOUNT vEsUvIUs.
should eruption In this volcano and cause
destruction OF OF the inh btants who live in the
lives, immedia.eiy move back upon the haco led lava.
shy aneyn. ina, the only ten.ntaole portion Of tho
% the are % hs s the %
with eh people cling TO opinions when once formed Foi
ncpient consnmpon, eou hs, cold al affections Of
the hvsr and blood ys. st,li depend
WHICH they can refer And although firRcEs fAvoairs
those De as to Women ana aot~ss.anan
mat OF women bear testimony to it. efficacy
yet mt 10 the use II eantie and the knife Again Or.
is epeade II upon dyspspsia Or torpid vet oms s,i
depend for reef UPON tne blue plli nugc doses OF
drastic cath r me icne IL lace ,ucn facts eau
We won'er at the blindness OF III, poor Italians:
ANOTHER WONDERFUL TRIUMPhl
DKAs tKurER Having receive. great benefit from
your EurERs i,rn SYRUP in Of standing salt
fact aud from .y experience an prepared
that KRCraRs LIFE the only for crouloua
salt rheum.
Very truly. your obedient servant,
LOUIS BENZ
Cos East Ilth ST.. Now York.
For sale by g. n. CkITTnNTON.T 9Th Az, New York;
MckESSOS K ROBBINS. 81 aud ~ Flu ton 1t New York.
Principal depot. No. Bnrling slip New York
FEW CHARITY BALL TICKETS, FOR THURS
day evening bs had ut Denonico's
A-WHOOPING COUGH RARELY TERMINATES
fatally. hut the constant coughing irritstes and
weakens the lungs u such extent that serious
diseases find an means OF attack NJ better
exists tor whoopng cough than ScHKNcK's PuLaoSio
sYRur 1t Is pleasant To the palate and children do
have to he coaNed 10 take It, For sale by all druggists
APROMPr Remedy FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
BALsAM HONEY ToLU.
HAki NErl's Pharmacy. Bible House.
A-FURs AT LESS THAN HALF COST OF
manufacturing; closing out sale BURKE PA Broadway
ASTOR HOUSE SHOE srORE-FINEST HAND
made Gait and shoes 81; English walsing shoes. 50;
dress shoes. 10 ERN. = Barclay st.
DIAMOND EARRINGS, sOLIrAIREs. PURE
white. IA carats each. Sl25 less than hall cost forced
sale. MILL, X CULEMAN. lS9 Grand ".
ESTABLISHED IN 1898.
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TENNESSEE WANTS SILVER.

NASHVILLE MERCHANTS IN FAVOR OF THE
BLAND BILL AND THE RECONCILIATION OF
SILVER.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 20, 1873.
At full meeting Of the Merchants Exchange this
morning the following was unanimously adopted
Whereas: through the established relations of value ex
stiug between gold and SILVER the peops
rights that should bc scruDuously
aud any sbridgment or impairment thereof should
exbly resisted justly leaving the results Ia those
who have wrongfuy been the Rggrcssors Ia =
movement to ne troy tho usefulness OF silver
rs staple and reliable currency; therefore
Resolved, That respectfully on: earnestly urge Con-
repeal the act prohibiting the coinage silver
dollars standard value provide the same
Of coinage of silver rs Is accorded TO gold
and by action publish world the deter
retain silver legal tender aud measure Of
value.
The resolutions were prcaced by q lengthy me-
moral TO Congress presenting tho depressing effect
upon commerce OF the domonetization OF silver
A resolution was alsO adopted calling u general
Saturday next.
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THE NERVOUS sYsrrM-DR nAMMoYp's SEC


oND LECTURE FACTS OF INTEREST.
Dr. Hammond delivered his second lecture on the
nervous system last night, as the great hall of the
Cooper Unon He said that he stated in bis previous
lecture sub into which the compound forco
(mind) Is divsiDe-vz, perception, intellect, emotion
and VIII. lie ulready mad gwen some iacts
and explanation with regard to perception.
AS to intellect, he said that, IN the nor
OF ascnse ana consequent perception do not stop at
the special gang on OF that sense but transmitted
TO more complex part Of the brain, where the per.
ception isrrsoved into I'm ideu Emotion Is the most
important OF any OF tho functions OF the brain. The
physiological signs OF emotion arc blushing, papita-
tor, increase OF the saivary secretion aud other
bodily changes. Emotion IS the most difficult 10 con.
troll, such as anger, grief, lear and anx.
iety. and these are produced by too much
other paris OF the body. He explained tho means by
which these emotions could be CONTROLLED aud quoted
Instances which came under us obsei valion
which led to disastrous CONSEQUENCES Sometimes
the bite OF "a man under strong emotion OF PASSION
was POISONOUS; az all events, he was sure that The bite
OF animals, such as rats, Cats anu dogs,
was sometimes fatal Tic SAID he had re.
ccived several letters since his last lecture crit.-
cisng what he bad said and explained TO the audience
Ono asked him what II genius and was II synony
with intellect The Doctor SAID that there was vast
dierc that ma ny erred uch IN their ideu OF
genius Hardly any man has accom- Pushed anythin,
great by genius. 1t was by intellect that Napoleon,
Fulton. franklin aud many others had pills he'd
great things; not al all by genius, many be-
lteve. He gave some sound advice how
mucn how long tho brain should be cxerci sed
by men Of study as well as by men OF labor how
important 1t IL that regular sleep could be
Obtained by simple remedies. When tho rvous sys
tenn ~ impaired by emotion, excessive labor or
anxiety OF mind, person cannot sleep, and without
regular sleep the BRAN must suffer waste OF
tissue. He instanced the case OF Chinese mer.
chant who had been convicted Of u great
crime, Tor which he was condemned, ana tho
punishment was to deprive him Of sleep
His sufcrings exceeded torture that could be
vised, aud tue mau died In nine days Among the
many letters received last week, commenting GU his
lecture OF tho 18th insI., was ono IN which no
asked whether the brain had any connection with the
soul. The Doctor said that his lectures purely
ply Biological; that he had no idea vi touching on
that subject NJ all that tho soul matter faith
rather IMAM science, anu that he discimed any III.
ention OF discussing IL
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Particularly recommended
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Pension 20 francs day, including lodging board and
HOTEL MlkABEAu-s RUE DE LA PAX. CASA.
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Among Anne rcan families.
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CONfECTIoN WIOLESALE) FOR LADIES'
Robes Costumes. iIaute Noavesuts.
ruRSrTT e rl:Gs a. e boqT;e
by appointments TO the Khediys, Rue LepeiIetier.
GOLD LOuKErs OF ALL KINDS (sPECIAL MANU-.
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JEWELLERS, wArCMMNKgRs.-A GoLAYLERE
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TAPESTRY CARPETS. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
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YOUNG LADIES sJn3oL ,surERIoD MILE.
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SAILING OF THE powHArAN.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Jan. %, 1878
Tho United States steamer Powhataa passed out
from Nor ok this morning for the West Indies.
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IN SPITE OF ALL PRECAUTIONS COUGHS
colds aud influenza will attack But. thanks TO HALEi
hosEy OF FOREGROUND AND TAR. we can subaue then
promptly.
riKs's loorHAcHr DROPS cure In one minute.
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Average temperature yesterday 43A
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
year.................... 2sk
1877. 1875
Weekly average. 80. 20 81 80 5.7
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UDOLPuO WOLFES
AXIOM Alto
0CHfEDAM sCHNAPPS.

ENDORSED BY THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY.
TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TINES DAY.
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THE UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP OMAHA AT VAL.
PARAISo.
PANAMA, Jan. IL, 1878
The United States flagship Omaha arrived at Val
paraso on the morning of the 18th ult, on her way
to tho States.
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EUROPE.

GOLDEN HAIK-kOBARE'S AUKEOLINE PRU
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color much admired IL Is perfectly harmless TO be mad
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H. HOVrNDEN SONS. London, England.