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SATURDAY MAY 25, 1873.
The Presidents Title.

Der of Congress from Niscon-
sin, takes q practical view OF the
movement to open the Preslden-
tial contest. He says the Pres
ident is in the position OF a child
of illegitimate birth whose le-
gitlmacy has been established
by legislative enactment, thus
securing vested right which no
judicial authority or legislative
action can subsequently, disturb.
That is practically the view
taken by the ablest statesmen
and most profound jurists of the
country, and by a large major
ity of the thinking men OF both
political parties. The agitation
of this subject is only instigated
by professional politicians for
party purposes on one side and
the qualification Of personal
spite On the other. Ii success
ful, it will be the opening OF
Pandoras $ box, freighted with
incaleulable mischief to the fu
ture peace and prosperity of the
country. There are no legal
means by which the President
can be displaced. It can only
be done by a revolutionary pro
nnnciamento, as in Mexico.
where revolution is the chronic
condition Of the country. Il
would esta'l:sA . Precedent f.
tai to State sovereignty and iau-
nicipal independence, without
which personal liberty is at the
mercy OF the central power.
cttempt by Congress 10 re-
view the action and punish of
fenses committed under State
authority, over which the State
has exclusive jurisdiction under
the Constitution, would he the
greatest stride towards centlall-
zation ever before attempted.
the inevitable consequences OF
which would be to weaken and
eventually destroy the founda-
tiens upon which our whole Re
publican system rests. What
wrongs to life or liberty is the
country suffering under whieh
demand revolutionary measures
to redress? 1t is not a question
as to who was elected Presl-
dent; that has already been de
termined by a tribunal which
exhausted all legal centrel over
the matter by the Government.
1t is simply a purely personal
question. whether Tilden Or
HAYES shall exercise the func-
tiens and dispense the patron
age of the Presidential office;
the proposed investigation hay
ing no practical bearing upon
the question but to serve as a
pretext in justification of re-
sort to revolutionary measures
to Gust the incumbent and in
stal another in his place under a
mere Congressional pronuncia-
mento; mourning and provoking
the risk Of civil war, to no other
end than to secure a.mere party
triumph. We have small fears
of the success Of the movement;
but It's agitation is detrimental
to the best interests OF the
country in suggesting possiblli-
ties of future agitations which
may be fatal to our present sys-
TEN of government; like the
agitation of the slavery ques-
ton which led to civil war, and
the communist agitation OF the
present day which points to the
shedding Of blood as the only
solution of the problem OF self
government.
I'll, ,,,onufa ctlIra OF base h:l is
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locate the western terminus of
the railroad a bonus in cash and
lands which could readily be
made available for 100000, to
locate the terminus at this place.
which every Director of the
company, including Mr.. Win
dom, regarded as the most suita
ble place for such location. By
accepting this proposition, for
building twenty miles more of
road the company would have
acquired $4,000 acres more
land, running through the rich
est agricultural and coal lands
in the Territory, the immediate
cash value Of which would not
have been less than 81, ,2SO,00O,
in addition to tht bonus Of $780,
coo, making nearly $4,000, 600
for constructing and equipping
twenty miles Of railroad, the cost
OF which would not have ex-
ceeded $SG0,000, and thereby Sc
cured much better harbor and
largely increased the business
OF the road. The preten2e then
Was. that Tacoma had out-hid
Seattle for the terminus. The
truth is. that the donations at
Tacoma passed directly into the
hands OF the land ring, and the
honest stockholders of the rail
road never profited a dollar by
them. Again, the excuse is Of
fered, that the company could
not command the means to con-
tinue the railroad to Seattle and
were obliged to turn in to Ia
coma after thousands of dollars
had been expended in grading
this side OF that point on the
route to Seattle. The company
has since found means to build
thirty miles of railroad off of
any continuous route, at the eX-
/ pense OF the honest stockhoid-
ers OF the railroad, for the ex-
elusive benefit OF the stockhold-
ers Of the town site and & sup
posed coal mine not yet deVet-
oped. The same management
has prevailed from the beginning
on the Eastern portion of the
road. s30,000,000, honestly ex-
pended, would cover every dol
lar of the expenditures Of the
company in the construction of
the road and its necessary ad
iuncts, and more than that
amount has been realized by the
company fIorn the land grant.
What have Mr.. Window and his
colleagues done with the $780,
O00,0 900 of actual cash put into
this enterprise by $500 innocent
stockholders? This is a ques-
ton founded upon indisputable
facts, which it belongs to Mr..
Window to answer, not to Sena-
tor Mitchell or Delegate Jacobs,
who have, as in duty bound, in
terposed to guard against future
swindles; not in any spirit of
hostility to the enterprise, as is
falsely represented by the or
gans of the land rings. Neither
Mitchell nor Jacobs have sought
TO defeat the enterprise; but
they have sought and succeeded
in incorporating in the bill pro-
visions which will defeat the
projects Of the land spectators
who have heretofore controlled
and greatly delayed the project
by seeking their own private
profit at the expense Of innocent
stockholders. They say to the
company: take the proceeds of
the sales Of the public lands and
apply them to the construction
of the railroad; but you can
have no more lands for the pur-
poses Of private speculation; and
in this position they fairly rep
resent public sentiment, and are
| nx,r1,,,co
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IT can Be Cured.

TT can be cured. There is no doubt about it: 1ha
L Immediate relief afforded by SAEFoRD's RADI.
oAr CURE FoR CATARRH is but 4 slight evidence OF
what may follow a persistent use OF this remedy.
nasal passages is removed with few applications;
the liberation and Inflammation subdued and
sled tile entire lnembranous Innings of the head
are cleansed and purified. Constitutonally its &C.
ton is that Of powerful purifying sgent; destroy;
poison the destructive agent in Catarrhal diseases.
, 1878-05-25
(<ATARR
IS IT CURABlE?

THOSE who havo suffered from the various and
l. complicated forms Of disease assumed py Ca
dies without relief or cure await the answer to this
question with considerable anxiety. And ellthey
versally prevalent and so destructive to health e
Catarrh. Bronchitie, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
and frequently fatal affections Of the lunge toloW
Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections such e
deafness, impaired eyesight. and loss OF sense or
serious results OF neglected Catarrh, bad enough
In themselves, but as nothing compared With the
dangerous affections Of the throat and lungs likely
fo fol
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The manufacture Of base balls
employs 300 workmen at Natick,
Mass,
, 1878-05-25
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen, my case IS briefly as follows: 1have
had Catarrh for ten years, each year with increas
ing severity For nine years bad not breathed
avery bad cough, asthma 30 bad as to be obligedto
take aremedy forit at hight before being able to lie
head. NV head was Ut times SO full of catarrhal
matter as to injure my sense ofhearng and compel
and my throat before could sleep. Every one OF
these distressing symptoms has disappeared under
RADICAL CURE. My hearing is fully restored.
have no asthmatic symptoms, no cough. mo- no drop, 3
better than have been for years. could feel the
effects Of the CUsg on my sppette on my kldn1eys a
been done in my case is wholly the effect of the
RADICAL CURE. Very respectfully, .-r,,,-,,,
EIrCHBUEG, Oct. IL Q. u. ANIiENCE.
, 1878-05-25
Endorsed By O Prominent Druggist.

L1ujTseu uJ o EfcNIiEeH6 UruSg4ss'
hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL CURE of me, and from time to time
made me familiar with his case. Ibclieve his state
ment to be true in every particular: ,x,
EITCHBCRG, Oct. IA. JAS. 7. DEisBf
Each package contains DR.. Sanford's Improved
nhaling Tube and iui directions for Its use in all
cases. Price, 81. For sale by all wholesale and re.
tail druggists and dealers throughout the United
States and Canadas. WEEKS Il POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
CALENDAR. THIS DAY.

srPREuF CouaI-CH,erFHs- Donohur. Nos. 40 ~, ~
70 81 80 40 los 49, I'll 1872 1873 lN lS4, l35, IA,
los 162 1888 III lS2, lsB $50. l9s, 20, 2lt "l1 2lS
SPECIAL TERI-Nan Worst JSos i38, -, l2s, 100 lSS
ca 1902, o. 17O1T3 53 l-0, lsJ lSa 49, 1876 900 2Oi
zl2 lG5 2lt 26 2ls 2l9 22 223 22 3ii, .3U 252 2SS
Ciaclr-PARr IL Lawrence. J.-Case on No. 29s7
SUPFgIOR CoURT--PFCT.L FFEH sanford, J.-DcmuTrtr-
D. Issues ~ fact Nos. o.. 10. 81 ~, g. - -
TEAL IEHB-PLgr ll-IrceGntn. Nos. ilH ii2, IOe.
7r3. S5i .9Ot q 800 6y7 5j4. ~, 511, 452, 52s. 49,
PAgT II-CUrts. - JNos .oS l0T tOl, 492. 1i2, l92,
2Bs 81, l57. loJ go, Ills. 7G5
cokHoS PItt.FQ ~ TEfM-Van Hoesen J.-No.. ). O,
II. ~ s. %. 81. "a. 1 IS
CEA4EREs- Robinson, J.-No. .. -
TRIAL TsEy-PAT i-IarTempfe, J-Ncs 02S SEQ. u %.
232l 2t6 236 52p 2OO, 1850 49, 1896. 85i 2o1o f3s
1870. l4i.
pam III. r. Daiy. j. Case on-05i.
NAgmg COUEG- TI,L rERu-PAHI I-Goepn. J-No'. 30tS
2,al soa2 32r8 anl, 2s3t. 3YI5, @6s 4Osa 32e 2i5S
PAR II-0cLdam J-Nos. 336l 3sGs 2lsp. 4O3i, 33G5.
$685. $685. 34l2. l7cG I52 20 :. 1861 $50, 5lt, SJ3;
81 Asl I~nue;t x j.: Sss; 10. ~. ;35 y s'-o
GR.ZRAL INes-PAGl l-b4LtciHl"cv Adam ooLg,
Joseph slaylD fpuUgs as-.lt and battery; George Cooper
burg sTy l.t smith Eu.sAe a. Neoha koa<nrs Ays-;
loter Scnl4L grand lai,sny fdWArd Thompson. Michael
GCoitn JgsCq Kelly f!Ol TIC person. ferdinand
Stemhorn. asspult and b1ttfry
pAAl Il-utHerlAlId Terence Brady. Joseph = Eber
hart T.4Hh afstt Terence Reyuoli Pe~r Bonner. irio
.4s&1 d battery LiIg~id Bponbfng. peut larceny
HGsh Boyd cmp Bocher lar say from the person RihaIi
Thos. Rooney assst aud battry Henry kugel, aduer.
Gttns mix.
CIcA ASp TEpnSER-Davis. J-Henry IL. LOWS, grand
Larceny cut!mutd.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
CIVIL NOTES.

Judgment for $4,3s3 40 obtained in the
CITY Cours By Adam Brandt against the GhngeA OF ~;
Bonedctns (Koman & SalnS' o,c. ~ ,nsterSyy' ""'
Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn, yesterday, reserved
lis decision q motion for anony and eounse ie"' II
the divorce suit of Robert Rogers aRainst Augisia
Rogers Thc defendant says hcr husband ma. N heIDo
Of 5000 aysar.
Nicholas Weiss, who recently became
vidower applied 10 J0dga Donebu., Yesterday, fer "
wit Of habeas corpu. to recover hs daughI Nsttie
age twOntytwo months who. he Is dotsned " one
ITaucis Wuhon Judge Donohue granted tAs wiz.
Catherine Windsor, age seycnty-one. has be
gan suit ia tie Kings County supreme Court for abso
lutte divorce from her husband Robert Hindsog, {"
together since 1872. Their Ave chiGreD are adult.
In the suit Of Isaac S. Hewitt against s.
Foster Dewey which grows out OF an Oh transaction IN
1866 Judge Lawrence las iciGsed tho ceicndant &nJ
Doucl.uss refusing bm leave 10 put III " supvIA'A''
cOmPianL
In the suit Of George II. Foote against the
state Homeopathic Asylum FOR the Insane, III Middle
town the plaintiff after ts case had been tro years
writing OF evidence by counsel had bcsn done got
Judgment for $i,173 33. judge sanford G'h'ch us
counsel, yesterday, extra allowance OF 800.
George Carr, sued as survivor Of the firm of
Henry Rocksfoer & Co.. wss rcccatly discharged from
arrest on the ground That ho lad propoFy the pain
tin consoDiing ana withdrawing tho ec1i.on 0I his
Pyag =: ssns e h tss; &; TIE , shS5f ag 8 si. 5s I'm @
DOpOnue granted, yesterday wiz OF hADeas corpus to
Inquire into tho Gaze
Tn the divorce suit of Macdonald against
Mcdonald the wife charges cruelty against her hua
band ana ss.s "a limited divorce. Tho save came ycs
tergay hsfOTe Judge DO.ohue OD molten 70 tfauIfer
s trial County tho GROUND tDat ali tse al
egcd cruelus6 occurred tssr>. ls Sn.Wtt tLs we
counsel stated that the husband and wife wr:o ned
in rhis city in 1859 aud lived here ever since tl.ir
Dier season
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
the prisoners the other that II the complain
ants. The jury in doubt acquitted the prisoner
DRUNKARDS AND DRUNKARD-MAKERS.
sCATHISG WORDS ON GROGGERIEs IRON JUDGE

DAVIS.
Joseph p. Wall put in plea of guilty OF
manslau sler in the first degree, yesterday before
Judge Davis in the Court of Oyer and Termner. In
m of drunken rage had kicked his wife to death. His
story. when crosseXaniiGed by Judge Davis, was
this
am a hard-working man. have, always done my my
children. one is dead God knows loved my vile ana
my children ! sometimes drink sae sometimes ,.a times
ing. went out at that hour that morning and at half
past twelve; had nothing 10 do until half-pasi ihree
work. After my work met friend We drank solne
whisEey udge Davis here closely crosse inh
ih'nk II was the northwest corner OF Ien.asI an an
ThTdave. 1t may have been Eleyenti-s1 anu ihiIu
There three of us together and we nsd hr%e &
drinks. Then went up inquire Tor rrlehu ~ Eu
Tnrtaye. Ho was not in but felt ashamed to go ouI
without calling for someing ,our n ,ps an o nav whskey
before got nome. think when got home found my
wife iyng on tbe floor. seeming drunk, ana SAID i: II
wears old and my wife about tho same age she
was "A GOOD wife except for this one fauit MY oiueS
chiid is under ten years od
Judge Dayis before passing sentence spoke NJ some
length ON the circumstances of the BE said, in
IL almost impossible read the testimony taken be-
her death manner too brutal TO bear repetition You
repeatedly kicked woman az sac lay helpless on the
floor You must have been drunk that II you had the
slightest affection for this woman You could nave .a
no realization OF the injuries you & were hieg bvs Ds
excused you from the higher crime for whicl You Ner
Indicted. Yet the DistIictAttOrnoy probably acted
rightly in accepting the lower plea. -,
But guilty ar you are, the real guilt rests In my uds
menG on the condition IN which ron were, ana you
could have been intoxicated except thronga ih'ee
who sold yOu the liquor. You must nave been lhtoX
io&. when you to the two last places where you
drank whiskey. Those who sold you whisk-y I'D Your
then condition morally at ie&si, as guilty. Us you
your crime and OF the terrible Consequences OF your
crime. .
There is law statute book, which am sSrly ,%;
10 say is rarely invoked which would impose ou thei
GalnaScs-a
dren TO punIsh those who soil their intax-
icated fathers whiskey and Furnishes such men
in what regret is the only way 70 reach tbehi.
ADVISE you for sake OF your children " nave s'Gps
taken to enforce THAI remedy against those pSOps 40
license can Justify any IN selling iqn"r 70 An M
toxcated man such IS You Were. should rejoice 10
have an example made Of Ibem for in my JdBin NJ anu
believe IN te eye OF God well ~ of humanity the
consequences which descend on you, and SIN more
severely on your children, racosDlo TO thOs@ WIZ
for the patry gain glass or two OF "nShe! ueai II
out 10 those who they know already unnt /" care o
themselves. - ,,...a
] cannot impose on you the lgltest sentence allowed
by law Your sentence il htecn years Al nara I1po III
prison.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
SAVINGS BANK MIsMANAGEMENT.
ANOTHER DECISION OK THE LIABILITY OF TRUSTEES
The suit of Isaac V. French, receiver OF the

Peoples Savings Bank, against James ingram, & wis
liable s trustee for the loss Occasioned 10y tGe purchase
below mar OF $40 600 OF south Carolina bonds lh iNOo
an which, f.e loss Is about S:}5 OOO besides inter-
est HE Other claim "a on bond fOg 5000 Sy 10
make uu doacency TIC banks aceonnt On ths 5H-
ond clain his defence ls tbl - received No cOnsGeiH
ron for tine boud: on tho rst. that the purase benE
crnroyed nv an the trustees whn thtif power ul
~ ths charter Tic matter subEit.ci to Judge
Vap Rr,nt on tba law points he facts bing un1sputs
Judge Van Brunt yes.erday he1 ne decison. 1o
hldz tba AT The clause In tho banks charter Wsa u'
1ifation and not an extension, Of tAs powers Oi saY
bd M mower 10 invest tue moneys deposited w.A en
cxce.f In United states bonds, state or eu'hokeh 1y
honda within TIE state hOEds and mortgage. or pubuc
t~Is n; par he there holds The defendant snie
ON ho nrst claim and 10 the 5000 c!.iH, iuies VI
scc0Tdguce with his decision IN the Third Avenue saw
ings Bank cases defendant - liable Ifnes =
Barlow appeared the paintin; Waldo 4iH'chs i"f
he defendant.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
DEcIsIONs-FEB. 1s.

Supreme Court Chamt0s-Bv Judge Bradv.-Mat-
thews agt waic.hsm Dser ,g i1eFson-ofder' sr'n'o
by Judge Van BruntJOnes ag Cosgrove-Moion denied
by Judge Van voat Mutual Life Insurance compa.y ast.
Casn and others Motion OF ostwck denied without costs
Plant nrs motion granted. bit with costs. -, ,.,
cree 70 DC aud the motion to confirm II Is
Dcwey-soe memorandum Bowery National Dur
yea.see memorandum Roscoe ag i;oye et slsr & : an
costs see msmorandnm. -. u. D.
pubic Fire IusHanc. & cS+tconisH, t dsms.si opinion.
Preach az. grsm.Judgment for plaintiff opnion po,,
ertsonsee memorandum; Tomp.ins az, Purce-The ma %
psu s ar an s % asnf % 60 S % ii0p Se Pnt
That Should be E?o,ss on OF sae
Beeoher and others,-se. opinion.
& h M ana o Gf e poats
Motion deuei. with $40 costs but wtA liberty to re-
s% a' sna Sn nsT. neH Sen Gasss
for The contempt item sessd s Gs S se
%s % 9 9 5Ssay dn hSd.r % S ss
s.yed until psynsnt OF tue costa Of ,Qne proceedings w
@ "S Gc WIN with Gons
AT BUsse ct aMolion to yacs,e within G,aer ah1ea
fa tS 'S. Rem R:n a I-ls'' hsqa
VIII $40 Jan ION agi Merriam order deny ng defend
No d. FISHER ast iSagS 20 2"0rdtr coninins rGsress
Teocri rrnsicea q smith College at Lyaeh ct a1RGn.
tNo lOrder denSins n" oh Wss.eiInie sgL istianso
Sf.e Iom%cp.iie % -' S1afHs paniS 500
extra allowance Clark Biuninger-Oruer settled
DuTsnt AbutrDh uurd ast O'oaeai Heydecser ast
Hers - al Railway agt Grabcr Ct AL Thompson agt Ety.
Orders granted
By Jndge Scdgw1ck.- buckingham Jr. agt Hotaing-Ret
cTenCe ordered.
Common Pleas-C ChamJos-BY Judeo J. +. DAILY.
Ross KOehler.-Judgment for plaintiff: opinion
h"m as Ncrri. MI If he GieHiani he ,.See gives Tie
required 1926, tls ungsTtakius deposit and
ro-s balance In his hands security the
motion vii bc granted.
Judge rlObiusyu.-kva schmidt George schmidt.
Report of and divorce granted paiEtn
NcGiaey TIMED states LIE Insu 1O-PIopose
marked required 10y Kue X Fairchild a.t Bret
Order must be drawn asa a special Term orler.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

SECURITIES TAINTED WITH FRAUD GOOD IN THE
HANDS or An ISNoCsNT HOLDER-LCIs or AZ
INSURANCE AGENT BINDING OK Tux COMPANY.
WAHINGTON, Feb. 1S.--A large number Of
decisions rendered III The Hnprciao Court to-day
among them The following:
80 OOG-CTOi against the County ssc-Frror 10
hp Cucu!i Court Iowa IL lh5 that
purchased municipal bona that hal
wears 70 run to Ovefius and uupss coupon oT IA
ter attached that fact did not render tDs bond tae
sub-cautnty maturing coupons aisl1noTsd paper
handa OF purcha.CF for vsluc
fences oOl against The eugiUal h1ser that purchaser
the uiaIkct VI nes0r%O. secdE! uIiess psis0nsly
security against Tue A2kST though 10 may nave PAD ess
tran par vaiur whatever iufrHics may 2ve attended
Their origin GnA Subsequent pal laser eFsu VIA u"Hoe
paper Ike immunity; sh-t bona nde
clser OF pu1c .ec1iy foE Naluo briofs nAI tS.os
freed from 81 in6cs ~ origu s only e1e-pngns beng
where ths <rcuu.s were s4olury vsid Tor Ns " oN 70
for e2ay OF Consideration such a. being foaldsd u4On
gambling OF usUIi9'is trsasscOz.
Municipal bones ~ Iowa II 10 said drawing 10 per cent IN
Crost before maturity OF that StC draw tEA
bonds draw cent year maturity Judgments
entered upon hsn RsSorsed Justice Field delivered the
SO. 745-T9ie Kncke1bOcker Life Insurance Company
Norton Error 20 the circuit Court for the Northern
District OF Illinois IN tins case IL IL held that tbs
gCont company had extended tho
tiige premium notes before they Eztsred with The
coaseHt of tie company, 10 proper for tho
qres.iOD 10 be left tho Jury 10 say whether snck
vas competent under the practice OF the whether
the fact tst che exiason made after forfeiture,
rendered r ugatoy The jury finding that the extension oi
time was Authorized notwithstanding the had
natured, the Conu ID of the opinion that the
si,in the of the authorities showing the
ness Of the hold Of any circumstances
that the note already past due when The
sgreeetto extend Was made was sufficient 10 prevent
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
SHIP NEBS.
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,'ransip CITY q ala Hines Fernandina Feb Is Brurs
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Bafs antonio sala new 5g4 t,as Rice Bath ballast
wIXp-sunso, sandy Hop. fresh. "; clear At City
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
WASHINGTON. FEB lsTotics Is gwen ~ TIE Liehtholse
Bosri that and after March J. lS7o - ach .i'silfog
tns iisbor Oi Alraut-s dar.ns tes aud iogC ~..lOr
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DOMESTIC POnTs.
G.vAyyAH Feb lS-4TTlv,r. edgs k.ndrick Fish (Am.l
AM. t.r,l.tu. CrpNn Prince Oh. iIsdun
F,b. iShfiItr, hsT.f Pacific, Gloucester
Etndcmsnd.n -. Thomas. Cleared barLs Enma Pay ssn
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FuilAnTLi4. Feb 1stIriycd steamship Lord Give Ur.
auh.i, Liverpool. hsrk Iona, peirrcr, London.
MOVEMENTS oF OCEAN srEAH-HfPs
o1 y.,slonN Feb. Is.-rho Allan Linz s,oamsA anna
.t-n ap Aird ron Philadelphia Fob. aid IaIf-I eb
10 arrived here i0fsv.
nsisIuI. rcb 151he Great Western Line steamship
ersrf. sailed heuce 10 dsv for Nov iGfE.
Gr As.Oh Feb. lSIhc Htae Line teamshp state OF Nr
rnia sale ffOIu L3rpe saturday foi kcs-ioik.
TAfkI 1eTJc State Line 5Saui,p State gia,
from New York Feb :, arrived here e.
Il AyANA Fob. iS-Thr steamship CITY Of Naahn.,rr,
CsOi TlDinerlnaIu nom Men YORK Feb. - arrived hero
uItTsx X - Feb l8-The steamship ClrcasslGu from
Liverpool FEB FOR Batmore arrived here O'Clock hs
morning.
For other SiiD Ners Fin, Fage.i