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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-31

For future delivery the sales olows:yeserday
o'clock r. MJanuary. 2oU NJ 10 95c. February.
100 AZ 10 y7c 300 IOy6c March 3IOO IIIlc $40
II I2c Apni 100 ut l25c.. 100 i.24c May
a I.3sc. June. 100 LODE August. 800 6.,c.
Total 1910 bales To- day ~ two o'clock febru-
ary lobe 500 short notice I'D 10 3c.
O1.,c.. 100 snort notice go luS,c loo nj
i0O2c., Zu0 1O0ic.. loo VI loeoc March,
6O0 AZ ILIoc.. no AZ lille, 800 1t ii Irjc.,
62oo .Osc., 1900 ut LOIS $500 At Tee 1900
II 2ie, 400 at 22c soDat II 24c. 100 At ~ BE.
II 2lc.. 800 at 2Dc., 4u At ~ Iyc. 100
II 1sc May, 800 at IL 3e 200 at iSc COO at 3jc,
34c. 300 at II &c., 200 ut 1I.52c June 100 ut
u 40, 800 AZ 4sc 400 at 47e 40 as hoe 100 at
TO- 43c.; july 800 AZ II Doe. go ut iJ2c 100 5jc.,
300 At ii52c. 100 at ii'ic; August, 90 d" :eoc.,
1 Joc 4UO lose. Octvber 800 at IL. .Oc.
Total. 5000 bale. Gra.d total. 5o;l0o bales,
The receipts the ports fol 2673
ba.es; New orlssus ~ ~; MoDs, so savannah i!i0;
On areston, Sjs. Wilmington, 235 Norfolk, $50;
YORK.. asa Boston 40, rn,i.iepha, AZ Total. 1855
II sol bales otai since September 3UtU2 GALES 10
Inst night Cotton ireights closed olows:ro uavrc
by steam lOc Compressed. by sail lsc c. To
Lura by steam, 7sc compressed. To Bremen ny steam
Lc pressod. 10 Liverpool, I'D BY steam ny sail d.
FIOuR kece pts flour. II, 1874 bblS
2a6 ~ bushels meat l2O bbls and ga sacks corn
~ y,j busnrs oats 2s,42i do rye, 1924 90 barley
300 40 barley o. 40 do Flour quiet
Ine sales were i4OUU bbs, including state and
southern nj quotations Rye -four quiet
900 bbs ate prices Corn meal ruled Ste ady with
t.p-A Ma nl.tfg
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FINANCIAL.

AySrAT STATEMENT or
Il THE EQUITABLE -
LIFE ASSURANCE socIsrY or THE UNITED
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$1,000 Pac Of Mo. ID. 81
1000 Bur. Ck u N LIST. 81
80 shs Bk N America. 10
100 Ont Silver Mining. 81
300 Western Union. BIB as
100 do. .b3 u
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CUPAtrSE
NEW YORK JANUARY -, Is7s.-NOTlCE IL HERE.
~ ny owen that dissolution Of copartlershp of firm
Miller ircnkman, tortoise shell goods
has by mutual consent taken place this day.
(Ssned) H. MILLER,
A. TkENkMAN,
1875 and 1T Worth u.
copartnership has this day been formed the
purpose and the
business under the firm Of Miller
Company. at the above named place.
tsignedj H. MILLER.
A. MILLER
rNHE LIMITED COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING BE
tween the undersigned, uuder the firm OF l.. Ham
mel * Co., has been dissolved by mutual insent.
LEO HAVNtL,
LOUIS RCNkEL,
General Partners.
MAX. FREUND.
ADOLPU GOLDSMITH,
JAxpARY 30. 1873 Special Partners.
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BUSINESS OPPuR


BUSINESS oPPuR rUNirIE>.
A coMM0DIoUs STOCK BROKERS' OFFICE. FUR
WALL sfKaEr. Herald 'nics.
A CHANCE TO PURCHASE PART or WHOLE or
hsn Old. well established Wholesale Business SlOuo to
Ores. in %sd n.Gsy ss AMIN. Herald e scs
A GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000 CAN ENGAGE WITH
Aadvers r. who invests same amount. in ba.iness
s" oasr SID,y sTs.y ''' proper
A GERMAN FAMILY WISHES TO TAKE CHARGE
Aof Farm shares or partner either raising stock or
Kansas preferred IT, w b. % linton Biooklyn, L. D.
A -coMP6TENT MAN 10 ACT as GAslIl2n AND
sy SosSsn ~HS % Once prop
A GENERAL PAKrNER wANTED-wirH $1,000
thty years: an active young man willing 60 WORK pre-.
iorred address PUSH, 6Sx iee Herald Office.
A WELL KNOWN. RELIABLE CASH BUSINESS FOR
Asnle no liabilities: profits large. PEARL Il LIT LIZ,
Murray st.
4 RESPONSIBLE MAN wANrGD--ro RENT RES
Stock ssess s; old old e,ssSssS place Walls. V '
A GIVE NAN, wITn coon RErhRENcEs. 1870 TO
Assoc, TO represent our areney in BROOKLYN no risk
dress KAaE CdANCE, box 10 Herald branch ohcs.
An INTEREST. ~ CASH BUSINESS EsrAB.
c,npeti.ion arg, profits. price r.sonatle greater
tion of purchase money on time LLOYD, - broadway
A rEw v HogH vAL "a III; rAIE s log SALE
erty 81
Any ONE HAVING GOOD .pRopRiErAeY OR
dressing i1 With Dareuar.. Ds6GGIsf, Herald oice,' "
DOoIS AND STATIONERY BUSINESS IN A CnNrnAL
ID ocatiou sale; has good transient trade and Tho
best class Of regular customers. Apply GKIGGs& CAK
LErON gS Broadway
BUSINESS NAN WANTS $3.50 IMMEDlArELY-T
Dporarily. Full security. Bonus ana chance Tor bu,
ness. w. now ARD. Herald office.
LYME tGEffC MAN wAATED-wlrH SMALL CAPT.
Itsl 10 represent in Baltimore company
OF this city; good salary right Oriental Bank
Building. ~ Bowery. room T.
| JNOK SALE-GOOD WILL, Stock AND FIXTURES
sample Room and wholesale aud retail Liquor storc
No i22 Market It,. Philadelphia; sample Room and
nuor store Sib Market at tatc the properties Of Thomas
X. Steel deceased. Apply TO H. sTEDMAN. iJ2 Chestnut
st.. Philadeiphia
! II CUals s,-JoBs Ar si5 AND REALS FOR ego;
ldemand unlimited aud protection positive. This bus
| hess M DO sod there H. J.. W.
MAiRs 66i Broadway IL authorized to give all inOrms-
/ tion.
nLD HOTEL KEEPER WOULD LIKE THE CHARGE
o hotel or large boarding house with Wow OF takng
interest Address hotEL Herald Uptown oncc.
| DAHTY FURNISHING 300 CAN SHAKE $1,000
i amOs Immediately; no risk, iul security. S3T West
2sth, nrst bell
| DEsrAuRAST BAR AND BILLIARD Room.
| ICnepdsomeiy lifted snd iarnisbsi ~ ~. rsSnsk
l hsa,s, vgvsd~y sss lsss ~
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BOARD OF
Henry Il. Hyde.
Geor 20 ID. Morgan,
George =. Adee,
Henry A. liurlbut.
Henry +. Spauldiug,
William IA. Fogg,
William A. Wheclock,
Parker Handy,
William q. Lambert,
Henry q. Marquand.
James W. Ale xander,
Henry y. Terbell.
John A. Stewart,
Charles j. Martin,
Thomas :. Young.
Thomas A Cummins,
Robert Bliss,
Daniel ID. Lord,
James NJ. iialsted.
Horace Porter,
Edward W. Lambert,
Is. L. randolph,
Aiansou rrask,
John Sloane.
Henry v. Butler.
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-~~ CURES DISEASES or TIE
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD.


In The wonderful medicine to which the an,irt.
Ell arc above directed for rc.!cf, the tiiscovcrc-
believes he has combined in htrmoar more Of
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
t;od has inS.illcd into ito vegetable Kingdom
Tor healing the sick. than were over before COM
lincd in orc nlc'.cEe.. Thcer1lence OF this fact
j. found In the great variety of most obstinate
diseases which II has hrpn foGnd 10 conquer. In
the cure Of Bronchitis, Severe. Coughs,
mud the early stages OF Consu mption, Il has
R-inni-he.' tie icei:rR! faculty. antl eminent
physicians ?rornCncc { the greatest Medical
discovery 'f t!.c ago. While i cures tho sever.
e-i Coughs, Il -t;chg;Ecn- The sr.lem an.t puri.
flies the. blood. Nv III great and Thorough
blonI-iu!rt!S.ng properties. IL euro. ail Eu.
snora, fron lie wnr-t Scrofu In Ia common
Blo;rh. pimplc. or Eruption. Mcrcuria
er:i'l c.iic;l, aE' :gnrous hra!,h AMI II -s"unf
con-,inior e:h'n!-hcd. Erys!peias. Salt.
rheun, Eerer SOrra, >caly Or Rough
skin, :n -:cr;. Nil tr numerous 'Ii-cnscs ,>rl
:hr bad hg1,;. are cpIuese hv ,his powerful.
purifying. TIL! ;hvishra;ing MEDICINE.
II yon feel '.nl, !LroN:sr Gcb; ,i:act lqvc -al.
low cu,or "!.skiii. i'- :rlOw' II brown S,,n:S ON
fare or hoy. free, ,irn, LeaIIche or iIizzine..,
bal iaf.c in nicu;l. .nicrnHf lc snr cliTl.- alrr.
rd'cil with hot nu>hr-, .uw >p:-'t nni glonrnv
iorehnI.r:-. ir-c.u.hr aurr.i'r. nmt. tinr,c
c".I;c |. vou are suffering franl Torpid Liver.
or. HiIiOusnc~.' y IN iBunx -.rJscS of
"Liycr CUnpla!iit'' on.v rari ~ .hc.e
SYMPTOM are rNIc -;rnrr.. H- !, r",nr..- iur
NIL -i,ri. 'a-c-. pr. r;rsre., t'".i.n Mc.pc,I DIS.
rnvcrv La III r,Iii;! ~ il ,!:i'.;.si; c,..i fares
having ie Ever .oFeas::Lrl:,,. M. an! :e"i.ih..
Na9iD'ss osoEdIsrslhssl eaR soIIrf,
Prepare pv Il. y. GaEwct: ". u. Slt
Rr.heicflsE Iti.f 81 fR.ssS5J
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: A. War, against Reaping Machines and
Agricultural Machinery.
From the Philadelphia Times ]


The destruction Of rearing ma
cl&pes by tramping Communists IN,
Ohio and Indiana is getting to be Of
snch frequent occurrence as to thor
oughly alarm the farmers, who fear.
t<Sslh,aE it:ia thesbeginting gof an organ
lied crusade against agricultural ma
chinery. Notices are nightly posted
about the rural districts, warning the
farmers who are in the midst Of har-
vest against the use Of patent reap
era. & III .returntthe farmers are post
ing notices warning the tramps that
any nan who is canght burning. their
.ssqlsaens,s stacksxa greapersz vail be-
s promptly shot. The number ofrreap,
ers already reported destroyed is not
less than twenty or thirty. A few-ot
the more tinid farmers are discard
ing machines and cutting their grain
by hand. Most of them,. however,
will not heed the .incendiary notices
and will protect their property at all
hazlrds. Any man who desires
work can readily secure it now IN
the harvest field. In some places
hands are scarce at 50 per day and
board. Farmers think the bread or
! blood plea Of barn burners is not
{ WILL fapuaed. -. 80 s.;x
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REau AGAIN call your very and particular attention his
Matchess Stock Of FIRSTCEASS SPRING SUMNER
Goods which has before reached such asopshpgy low down
prices friends will how utterly impossible it enumeate all
things Dry Goods My roy my stock sup
plying an nyhng that they can think of or desire.
Send your confidence for anything you you shall
be disappointed Describe nearly what want,
and about the price you want to pay
Exceptional Lines Prices the following departments may be
lied :>....
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A lady went few days ago to a
dress maker 10 inquire after the char
acter Of servant.
What l wish most Of all to know,
said she, "is whether she is honest,
land car, do errands. WELL" e.
"As to her honesty, l can answer
for that, replied Madame - but
AS to errands, she did not satisfy .ne
at all. For instance, l sent her a
dozen times to your house with bill
of fifty dollars, which you have been
I, owing me these two years, and she
never brought me back cent.
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Low i. JsL. W Il ~.
SOLD uY"A:L- In:ICGfSrS CvEElwIiERT.
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! .ilNaALlbss;sM0T "a.

re rrry srs. ,,iiuhrr "t iny:ili1 prrpt Wild .'sy
s's inI!lg; nv SEFs is s g,I afasSs
). II, "" iy rl hrai' F;,nl'y 81 Slr,sll..s n
- ,,ii.I s,s ii iifs ~ah i,,i,.nhon SS aseS
,ri T., = Ila',. grant ai'i i.ili'"in'is sralc
T., .. ir'.'f -rlaiuniti sui ""ii.I"ri
ADVANTAGES OFFEitED.-r" lnra!s' Ilotel
1, "'s '':,i" v Ia l,' H"'.trnt,, III ~ u aE s
lar II @ :" !% Il! H.. ' , N, 'S i Mri na ' '''s ms o.
th, CIV i,-.lo. an c',nilii: u has "n i.,ine
Erie Niag.r., xiv an, the surrounding country,
bc MI: sft ss IS y Ssaivf fs, sEfSS!a
na,rnI s;nitp lrS M;r' cs:h or epsVry stAt'S
/" a.i4 a offs iS+:t,sSsg'i SSsHin stf
il wr-,u. ,:,,c'i =, nna>unl aud l"wl!nF ALLY 10
a%s rS;r S" I::STrIss S' rcqui
In. I,'.i,. urgra. mechanical. Treatment, come
wiihir IN. province Il rul srsfa ,Ityiailrs.
DISEASES Or WOMEN -EsImriai'e i re Tive 'nPl-
Lis ,rIir,iiary oi i >in riur iIr!cr ~ rgiris
th. r,, I'D uh.an. pnF alIpinlctrt'y ir ", !" y
ii: ,, ,Nrnci iNf ,sI: p,,lue u" & N'''ES ,S;,rs ,it
lr n,, y, - y
u,,,,y c.,>, inraluhr a'iHiliarf 10 4hS ,,.,iu
,m,,au. m wnii, WI resort la Surr caste. Drxiilcllon
n,Enis. ,rrtiisfri iali: ,nll,eh una1
relieve rni,g sled lart>, improve ,iigrstl"n anu
strrurI.,i the nrl,,.- pr",l,c iip"rianl bcri!ein
rss, RS i* x1niiS,s s rsSf,, , t.
u,,,,. The ,unsi approved mc'iici arr cnrrimil!
to,uii In. cnlillun the patient the ilHro'ls ven
r in Ii5x,iiig pr,hrntsi lie: shc;ling iu-
Hil II siGin' al s aS's%FH s'S Nir ,ti 10
.r,i.,. t. ,nl al the patient from nr>il"iciir!,
.ui thus pruilI"tV recovery, are MOI lrElcc'tL
NERVOUS DISEASES -l'aralysis Epilepsy Irns.
60 -, Nil,l.> ,Jr,. ana Oillyri iivri,lS, ,aiifgs
iinn.. receive The aircntin "i ~ 'rnf iiLHeJ shss'
c,I,v bv which ilIr greatest skiil Is aiac" an" 'ne
ir-t Lai,py r.~li. >Ir,irc'i
HING ssHxSES IT iS'!hisnpo of ihr prIriirr IN
,h,-ln3:t -. i-i,.l r. ally n;lrSc'l I Seii-
rr,r,u ,,i mature Jusui nj ami skill. Brrnchial:
- r,i anil lun. lJi>ras. arr very largely r'a'ctl
lla IS 4ssn
,I..tI ~ NSlf
SSi aS.. EAR==sIrris aiivliti'.. Is given +" The
ii,su,. ..,lratioI> on HE ryts ani rH. Y'li-uii,
ifeI ot.,!t.i AMI a,rris lep. u:i;lcr pgaS' nirh'
,.",,i.u.t ~. "A i,r:ii,rh uf ii, frnc,irt s.
sir in .l,,, t,t- -z,..icssriliEl 10 coiE.
,.i, ,ai r.n, directly :" lie lo;'L II israSiiy
.,cas!Lc l,y cnrria.'. "ni!ii'u, or Stree. crN n %
~. rrlic,I upnn i6 .IrNcr lnssrnsers aiiuLLseaSe
N III, ,rcuriiy ann dispatch
sTrALl-"Ss l.. V. IrEitCr VI H.; "ofi"s DisPeur
-. IA yx,,lt!s' iiu,yi. Ea.tass,A.S .zs<v-xgs
l.t: !. .. -. ~. s.:: !.
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Ns9lp 81 osDEGISrShE PEI B0IIrf,
Prrprc bv II. Y. PiFxrE W. ID. Sot
:. Rs.esiea,5. ~ 4issARssS5S
B:iEif, :. y
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A FRENCH WEDDING EPISODE

The wedding couples presented
themselves at the Marie in suburb
of PARIS, to carry out the civil por-
ton of their marriage contract. They
ranged themselves on opposite sides
of the mayors oticia' throne, and
faced one another. The mayor was
asking a.qn1 ton Of one Of the bride
!" grooms, whose attention was thus
distracted from his bride. On turn
ing round 10 look at her when he had
answered The. question, he caught Der
making "sheep's eyes at the BRIDE
groom opposite. Being Of a jealous
temperament, he laid his hand rough
ly on her arm, and said sharply:
"Mademoiselle, which Of the two
brides are you? You'sre mine, I be-
l.eyyies then oblige me by confning
your glances to me. The bride was
/. 4 yonng wor.an of spirit, and. re-
senting the tone in which the repli
e,nisnd was made, retorted: "Ah'
!. MT monsieur, IF If you are jealous already,
I am likely TO-. lead 8. pleasant life
with you +" The jealous bridegroom
.omade an angry. reply, and then the
other must needs put his oar IN.
.'a,Pah! monsieur, Why should you
make such fuss. because mademoi-
selle chosesto fayorme with aglancef
.Thereat his bride turned 'savagely
upon him, and exclaimed: "Ha !
monsieur, it would seem, then, that
you like to have ladies make eyes at
you. Now i know what to expect
from you; but you might at least
have had the decency to keep this
proof. Of .faithlessness concealed from
me- here. And with this fierce thrus
she burst into tears. In vain the
mayor ATTEMPTED to raciFy both par
ties TIE. bridegroonls stogned al
!, each other. and the brides, between
their hysterical sobs. mutually accus
t,ed each other with perfidy. What
was to be done? At. last the mayor
losing temper, cried out: Am to
proceed with this ceremony or am |
not?" The two brides, with one ac-
cord, screamed 3 MOI "Perhaps,
said the mayor, whose wrath had
again cooled down, you could ar
range matters between yourselves il.
YOU we're, left alone. The clerk will
show you to my. private room. ]
will give you half an hour At the
expiration of that time the parties
were summoned to appear again be-
fore the mayor. !9Have you settled
!, .xour differences ?"she asked. -" Yes,
Monsieur le Mare exclaimed both
brideg.ooms at once. "ohj then 7
may proceed with the. ceremony =
@yes Monsieur i, ,Maire; but7-but-'
We'll ghat-isg it 2H2a-,@vWe-ihave eff
fected change. Monsieur lie Maire.s
ga changsi. What do you mean p
IA change of brides, Monsieur lie
sdane. !" And so:it waa-the jealous
bridegroom had taken the jealous
! eBf*desansF Che young lady of fckIe'
glances had taken the gentleman who
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TRAHPlNG eoMsUNEsTS.

For q. NOW horn. soul -eptcrcd in by "the
.,sS; Dnor"Si4 ftl.J -
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GUS, marsh, or EliaSmntic poiscns.
This is 4 compound remedy, prepared with
cieniiic skill from vegetable ingredients, which
:::cy fails to cure The scvcrcst cases oil Ciills
nd Fever and the cunr6mir!nt disorders. Sitch
remedy the necessities orJhc people in mala-
0us districts demand. Its great superiority
vcr any other medicine yctdscovcrcd for the
.urc OF Inlcrniiicnts is, iat it contains no qui.
nine or mineral, and thosc who take it are free
rom danger of qninisin o. any Injurious effects,
and arc rs healthy after using it rs before. Il
ms been extensively employed during the last
i!iriy ycars in the treatment Of these distressing
.lsoTdcrS, and soiavaryint has been its success
N i.has gained The reputation of being infal
lie. il caa therefore. bc safely rccO,iiiHe,lr,
sara. rciiitiy ;i,l >rct'i.ic Cor the Fever IN
:uc %: the West. a:;,. the Chilis and Fever
So.!:a. il cou!itc:lri> the ni:iSnatir O.Su.
Tic !Jnii ind lrcCs the svztsin iIGm IL in!u
&c, 80 i,a, lever an,l :guc, s!iaLcs 0 c!ii,
80; hr0scm up by il. dn moi icLurn until II.
,c:t>c is :i:,ain contracted.
inc great va:lcly of disorders which ari g for
irritation uf tsil> lnSHihs iIG!i In Nrui nl;sh'
rheumatism. G"ut, iicadnchc,' Elin'inc.s
ootIiachc, Ear:lclir. Catarrl. Asthma, Pal
--itation, Splcnic Affections, Mysteries, Pam
a the Bowels. Collie. Paralysis and dcrangc
Il the Stomach. all OF which become intermit
.cnt or periodical, have no snccdcr remedy thar,
AYERS AGrE CURE. which cures them Ill alike,
nd protects the system from future attacks. :As
preventive, it is of immense service in those
communities. wscrc lacvcr-antl $icnci'rorailss sas
stays the Development Of The disease il taken
The iirst approach "Ithc l'rcmonitory symp
ms. Travellers and temporary residents arr
is enabled to defy thee disorders, and few
- Il ever uilcr if they avail themselves Of th'
nicc,onIi.is remedy aIonlsfA, .m
For LivcrComplaipts. arising fromao
IN csecllen, lrrns,i:.l istin'lttes iilisoFsn
10 healthy activiiy, and produces many rcniara
BILE cures wac:c other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
JOUJ:LL. MiSS.
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SELLING OUT! !!
Price LiSt.J..P. eathersbee.

Sets Fans 8 for cts
Augusta Shrtns 1or S
Checked and Striped Homespuns for
Wide Irish Linen at yd
Corded Pique for ST.
0Hemn Handkerchiefs (Iades) for 81
ydsG
Jeans pants cheap
Rbbons 6inches
Mino Shirts for 2 each Ladies 1o
of
close Chdgn Shoes a. To Mt
sosood time & 4-come in time beautiful ,ne Aghs
Beached sheenG 29
Ladies
Ladies Striped Hose O pair Ladies
Gents
en- nckesready use3 Gents Pure
emmed Pure Linen Towels ana
+.
Of reduced greatly
bottom
Fine Sugar p
lien
e s,.-
sg- geo not forget dhe New Place OF Business, $40
and :s:5a between the Planters Hotel and the Upper
Market. -. -. =, c.,,,,u,
Jan,30 1873 ly1l = j. II: WEATRaEHssBEE.
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GDqe6eI pberfiser.
gs g. .,sS ...lEl lsss. E
Z I'D sefisiidff;;I-s;. e., = ..IlIyzii55 1878.

=
81 r,sssi &. ONLY 81. s'aSssss a :.
I. Essf q
9IafaSslysnp
/ al
that day
81 5afd hear passed Fby the
lfse!! Ressage that thfedsh u u eAl{ower
sss Sent 81 4 - rs - .
s. the weas soul d aSaat coRtent'
i Of The liIies sosgsiiy Glad,
s And Z Sea heart grew. strNiig gely: glad
IS, Atiti;e thohgit Of ate naet care over all
bat noted sse en- 8 parEowss sstl4. fall.
ftsSs Fought
hgsaHght;
tAfead Of
ssosd bnt tstas spoken g aove.
:;ss shsI '"rd
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Fsr.qPlrs lr"w, ,hGgp soul M ept"red ip by "th'
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The New York herald., 1878-10-20
REVENUE TAX ON CIGARS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 10, 1873.
In tho United States Circuit Court tins morning
Judge Bond filed hts decision In what is known as
tho .Cgar Partition Case" dismissing tho bill Of
number OF retail tobacco cigar msnuiacturors and
dealers praying Tor permanent injunction to enjou
Internal revenue officers from executing the OF
the Commissioner oi Internal Revenue (Mr Raum,
requiring separate rooms Tor me aud sale
OF cigars at retail.
la case tried In the United Statcs District Court
Judge Giles had dccidod that the order OF Commits
siouer Raum was not warranted by tns law, and
directed ths acquital OF dealer charged with voiat-
pg the law construed by the order OF the Comms-
stoner.
Tho decision OF Judge Bond, OF tho Circuit Court
virtually rsvsrses tnat Of Judse Giles IN hs D,srios
Court.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
ITALIAN OPERA IN LONDON.
OPENING OF THE SEASON AT HER MAJEsrY's-
'FIDELro" AND "CARMEN."

~ oF IhE SEAbON Al dEh MASEoAA .
''FIDELro" AND ''cARMEN."
iBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1878.
Mr.. Mapleson's winter season Of Italian
opera at Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket,
opened tonight under the management
OF MIR. Mapleson's son-in-law, Captain
Armit. The performance was excellent.
The opera was Beethoven's "Fidelio. :"
Nine. Pappenheim sang as Fidelio,
and the American tenor, Candidus,
as Florestan. Candidus was in fine voice,
and Pappenheim was no less excellent. On
Wednesday evening next the first perform
ance of "Carmen" will occur, with Trebelli
in the title part, and there is much interest
felt in comparison with Minnie Hauks
singing and acting. Although the London
house is denuded of its best singers to en-
tertain the people of New York, successful
and even brilliant season is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
LORD DUFFLRIN'S DEPARTURE.

ENTHUSIASTIC FAREwELLs OF FOREMOST CAM
Adams TO THtIR GOVERNOR GENERAL-HE
EMBARKs IN STORM WITH POPULAR
BENEDIcTIoNs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
QUEBgC, Oct 10, 1878.
Canada has just lost the most popular OF her Gov
ernor Generals LORD Duferin Is sailiug out OF this
port on board the Allan mail steamer Poly neslau.
His Exceency drsve down 10 the Queens wharf at
hafpast nine O'Clock THIS morning, escorted from the
citadel by A and troops OF the Royal Canadian Hus-
sars q guard OF honor. The severe storm Of
the ragged this morning; fell In torrents
ard the wind isshsd the into leaning waves;
nevertheless thousands OF cit lined streets
bunting was hberally displayed and disiiaguishsd
assembage wps on the wharf 10 say "FarswelL"
THE PARTING OVATION
Tho guard Of honor the wharf composed Of
battery aud the Eighth Royal Volunteer Riaes, with
the CITY and river police brilliant sun Of officers
and the Mayor and City Corporation received the
Governor General and conducted him to u pavilion
where were assem- Dled General Sir Patrick
MAcDougHll, comma Ander of tue forces, who VIII d.
MINISTER me Canadian government until the arr val
OF ito Marquis oil Lorne; Lady MacDougs sir JohnA.
MacD0naIa, and the lolio~ing Doninion Ministers:-
Honorabies Messrs Lanogevin and Pope, Of Prince
EDWARDS Island; Senators Akeus, Mackenzie
aud Bowel ara Premier Jolly, OF tho Province o;
Quebec, and honorabies Messrs. Cnauveau, Ross ana
Senator MacPhsrson and others
MUNICIPAL FAREWELL ADDRESS.
The Mayor IL ime et tue ciiizsns presented q
farewell address Lord Danerin, thanking him par
Iculary Tor the interest manifested by MIN city
affairs, It's embeliisnnea educational institu-
tions.
HIS Excellency promised TO send his reply to the
Mayor. Having cnatted lew minutes with Dean
Stanley, Sir Jonn A. Macdonald, General MacDougaI
and shaken hands with numbers OF those present no
Governor General embarked 6n steam launch anna
indescrbablo applause aud was conveyed on board
h. N. ). SIRIUS
EMBARKArr0S.
Considering the feariu gale it was deemed advisable
for Lord Dunerin not to have TO transnip down tho
river as originally intended; and after staying haiti
hour on tho irgate, he was conveyed on board
steamship Poyncsian. amid The booming of cannon
from the citadel ana rigates All ihis tims the
fell heavily, yet thousands OF enthusiastic citizens
lined ramparts the terrace the Governcrs gar
don and all points overlooking the river IN the cold
and wet her Muyssty's steamers Argus aud Sirius
weighed ancnor AT nali-past eleven A. NJ, pro-
osedsd, with tho Poiynesan, down the river.
.'BoN voyAGE"
The ST. Lawrence. Maid OF Orleans and other pas
sengcr steamcrs oadeu with passoni and carrying
bands ol music despie the fearful weather and
heavy seas followed the mail steamer escort His
Excsilency twenty mics dow the river, where they
bid him hearty farewell