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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER FALCON before reported sunk OF North foiht
raised and towed up Baltimore AN Dec 3d.
rSssa Yos csso
fire BY smoke issuing from the msuhole indicating that
a.ss the .s s.'. sASS NC
miles from the island Of Juan Fern.ndss was beaded 70
had gained 70 compel sbaadonmsa. q she .hip.
snd ~ers only able to
OF which after stolen by the nstves They re-
ind passage for Valparaiso.
BARK wrxSiyRKp iBr). Dutton. at Baltimore from Rio
foremast head; shed nanmast and foremost head and
continued on
West Hartiepool. put into Havana Doc %. leaking
Bsls Nonrnsxs STAB m sherry at la M is Dec
aseoapsalsd with heavy ssSs.
Up cargo psssssdss Deg second
was blown out t to sea; during this gale Harry Hosndsr
while slowing upper topsai fell to the DECK ou'
scnn OCEAN TRAvELLKR DAM, Brown from st. Crox for
New Haven arrived e. Newport ri Dec 80 mna reports
ScHR ACTIVE, before reported ashore at Hyannis was
hauled oil 18th and taken into Hyannis Harbor
SOUR wnIrNKY LoSc-w'ocking steamer J Baker
left Norfolk Dec 27 ateras for the purpose OF strip
ping schr Whitney Long, sunk on Diamond shoal
scnR BaocKsvILLr Br!, from Prince Edward Island for
sale Dec 10 Tor sss and tho of potatoes for $40
scnR II DUNCAN cashsrmsnl Norris, from Western IN
Banks, put into haiax Dec % 70 rcnt having ioss w
fathoms hswscr. anchor and travis.
Y DS pss S Capt
days S and 81 which IL fast time for
the winter season.
Rio JAsEIRo, Doc 15-BriG Arcangelo Gabrielle QtaD,
hence for New York dron has been totally LOST crew
saved. ~
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 2The latest from the
bark Adelaide Cooper is to the effect that she went ashore
the bar San Pedro, and that tho cargo would be
saved.
The tug Wizard returned yesterday afternoon from
search after the capsxed schooner It Is
generally conceded to be the Mary Pomeroy and all
hands board un d0ubtedy lost The vessel was
insured for $40 The Wizard to town for coal &C.
and of again last evening" determined possible
to find her.
sHIPnULDING-At waldoboro. r Reed Co are ut work
tho frame ship Of 16OO tons to be put next
season Alfred will build schooner OF 600
tons and Kennedy Co will build large bark.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria (Br), Watson Liverpool via Queens
steamer Marathon IBr), Small I.ondon--J Tucker Co.
Steamer Ethiopia tBr Campbell Glasgow-Henderson
steamer OILERS (Hr), Clark. Giasgow--Busk 4 Jevons
steamer Acapulco Shsckford, Aspinwsil-PaciRc Mail
Steamer santisgo. Phillips. 81 Jsgo and Cionfuegos-J
X Ward Co
steamer Wyanokc Couch Norfolk City Point Rich
mond-Old dominion steamship Co
Steamer Richmond. Stevens, Norfolk-Oid Dominion
steamer vineand, Bowen. Baltimore via Camden--J
Krcms. -
Ship Isaac Webb, Urquhsrt. London-C IL Marshall
Ship Tivoi tBr. stuart. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Keiso lBr. Williams, Liverpool-Funch, Edye
Bark Anna CNor). lehman, Tries,e-Benhsm. Boyesen,
bark Regina Tock, Godfrey, Nspes--John zittlosen.
Bark Joequnns Br Gardner, CienfucgosHa alton, Wat
son n Co.
brig Venice tNor). Larsen, Hamburg-C Tobias Co.
Brig Ruggcro Primo utal, Ruggiero. Montevideo-John
Brig Echo lBr). Lindsay. Laguayra-Daiictt Bouiton
Brig Eagict OBJ. Aldrieh. Progress. Mex.
Brig Helen o Phinney, Sylvester. Havana--Miller a
schr Nellie r sawyer, Bunker. Fort do France and 81
Pierre, Mart-Howland Aspinwail
Schr starlight Webster. Brun swick, GaWarren Rny.
Schr Thomas Pillsbury Pitcher. Charleston--Evsns
schr Aibcr, Mason. Rose, Richmond, va-James A Van
Brunt
schr Hunter Cassiday, Provdence--Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Cornelius, Hornef, Norwich-P Cartwright
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. stamfordAsamfordM anufsc
turiug
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The records of the Police Department from jan
uary to yesterday show that 20. 4o6 persons were
arrested in this city, about one-third of whom were
women.
At special meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday Alderman-at-L Charles II. Mar
shall sent in his resignation as Pilot Commissioner.
aud 1t was accepted.
In the County Clerks Office there fled yester-
day the assignments of Caroline Cohn to Levi Abra-
hams with seas preferences. aud of Horace Day to
Louis p. Whitman with 500 SO preferences.
At the Merchants Exchange salesroom yesterday,
by order of Samuel Brannan. u. M. Seaman sold
$500, 600 OF Mexican government bonds leach bond
being of the denomination OF $l,0OO to Ripley Co.
Mt S42O per BOND
An examination into the charge Of perjury pre-
ferred by DR.. theodore Ii. Sayre against Edward Il.
Tray was held before Justice Smith in the Yorkvie
Police Cou yesterday. The Justice adjourned the
ing till Monday next, ut the Harlem Police
Court.
Tho steamship companies composing the North
agents to take grain freights at three pence per
bushel, this being the lowest rate for years.
Formerly agent allowed to take grain for less
than four pence per bushel.
Annie Honinger. twenty-thrce years old. OF No.
500 Third avenue. was dangerously burned about the
body yesterday by her clothes catching lire from
stove into which she was pouring Kerosene oil. She
was taken to Bellevue Hospital whore the surgeons
have but little hope OF her recovery.
A petition was yesterday presented to the Police
Commissioners from number Of merchants and
tradesinen located ON broadway, between Seven
teenth and Second streets, asking that the broadway
squad be not disbanded, ON the ground that such
action will prove detrimental to the business inter-
ests of the ighborhood and imperil tho safety OF
q large number of pedestrians
Charley Woodruff, alias Maxwell, John Burns,
William Fields aud Charles Antoine arraigned
in the Tombs Court yesterday on the charge of hav
ing stolen goods valued at $1,000 In their possession
r.mandcd until additional evidence could be sought
against them. ANTIQUE and Fields were discharged.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

The work of removing start Rock" from Echo
Bay. New Rochelle. has been completed. Eight men
employed for period Of six months to accom-
plish the task.
special train, consisting of passenger and
smoking car passed over the entire length of tho
New York City and Northern railroad OH Thursday
last carrying the officers OF the road aud some in
vited guests.
The Brooklyn Board of Estimate yesterday dis
tons in which public wards are maintained. The
largest sum paid was l,532 %, 10 the Convent Of
the sisters of Mercy.
A tramp applied for work to John Betty, farmer
at Manchester, N. j., q few days ago. 1t given
him and he labored diligently; but the family on
awakening the next morning found that he had de-
parted, taxing with him some $500 tthe farmers
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cola struck pier and had her stem considerably
aged
ship Leds Ger. before reported ashore Goodwin
Sands, has become total wreck
Banks II Routh. Young from New York, and Tails
mano dtab. onega. from Baltimore. have been in col
iison at Bristol.
Banks Amelie r, Dutmers. from Bordeaux Dec 10 for
for do. have put back.
3ist-ship Alex McKensie (Br). Homewood. from New
York for Antwerp before reported of Dunseness is
reported stranded Ostend and apparently be lost
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLrHEAp. Dec so-wind wNw, strong gale; barometer
2a45a
LavKRrooL. Doc 3o-wind Sw, strong.
PLrxouru, Dec 30-wind W. gale with heavy rain
squalls; barometer 29.70 .a
sciLIr Dec so-wind W. heavy gale. with hail squalls
and high barometer 2as0
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RHODE ISLAND VETERAN REUNION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE Dec. 30, 1879.
The First Rhode Island regiment had grand re
union and banquet tonight. United States Senators
Anthony and Burnside, Congressman Aldrich and
Ballou, and His Excellency Governor Van Zandt,
Bishop Clarke and many Of the leading citizens Of
the State present. General Burnside presided
and Nicholas Van slyck POSTMASTER of the
evening. letter was read from General Haw-
lay. Of Connecticut. regretting his inability
to be present. Senator Anthony responded
10 the toast 1.-THE President OF tho
United States. The veteran Senator paid high
compliment to President Hayes administration.
lie said Il had been pure. honest and able. The
haauccs had been ably managed, the revenue had
been collected and honestly applied to the purposes
designated. The public debt had been diminished
and the cost of maintaining the army and navy had
been less than IL should have been, owing to the
niggardy economy of the party in power. He
not in favor of that sckly sentimentality
was fault on boaH sides. There was nI mo
compromise between good and bad. In his
opinion one side was very right and the other very
wrong. In speaking of the President the Senator,
turning to Governor Van Zandt, said that he (AIr.
Hayes had been embarrassed by the refusal Of good
to accept foreign missions. In conclusion he
said that the President adorned his public and pr-
vate career by his pure life and COW ersation.
Governor Van Zandt responded TO the toast. "The
State of Rhode island" aud said that before speak
ing in his official capacity he thought 1t due to his
friends to that ter he had learned that General
Burnside had declined the Russian Mission. he Burn
B-del preferrng his conservatory at Washington, he
had made up his mind not to be placed on ice
before he dead, aud therefore deemed it prudent
TO decline the honor. The tenor OF the Governors
remarks was understood, and he was rewarded with
hearty applause, and more especially when he said
that he not politically dead" and IL
fdent by his declining the Russian mission that ho
did not mean to be "shelved." He made an able aud
eloquent address. in which he paid the volunteer
army high compliment.
General burnside, when called upon to speak. had
che privilege Of seeing all present rise In their seats
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SPOKEN.

Ship Juno Br from Sydney. NsW. for San Francisco.
Nov /. off New Zealand.
Ship Nearchus, Pierce from Singapore for Liverpool.
Nov Z, lat rs O3 s. Ion 129 E.
Ship Birmingham (3r) Morrow. from Liverpool Tor New
Orleans, Dec IA. lat 50, lon D.
Ship Aumbaugh (Br), Huxtablo from London for Pha-
delphia. Dec H. of Sicily.
Bark Melbourne (Br) Peyton. from Hull for Deieware
Breakwater, Dec s, lat Al, Ion 49,
Bark Tgre (Aus from barrow Now York. Dec H. lat
so, Ion 10.
BARK Bessie Young Br. from Quebec for Menai Bridge.
Dec l. lat 10, Ion So
Bark Norbert Black Treat Portland O. for Liver
pool Nov 20, lat N. Ion IFS 20 w.
Bark Annie Burr, Phillips from Galveston for Liver
pool. Dec 1S, lat 70 30 Ion ~ ~.
Schr Silver Heels, Milan from Sauana for Newark NJ,
nac lnt3 lon n
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wHALEMEN.

Sailed from Pitcairns Island Oct % bark Mary Susan
Jennings, NIB, to cruise.
Arrived at Porto Praya Oct 80, brig varnum Hill.
Silvia, NIB, from Fsyal.
Arrived at Sandy Point Nov H. schr Lizzie Simmons
Buddngton, Of NJ with $40 seal skins which she subse
queny shipped to London She also brought 10 Sandy
Point Of the italian ship Fortuna which
she picked mp the East coast.
received from Cupt Hamlin of brig Henry Tr0w
oridge Stoning Bravo Cape de Verbs Nov
TO- reports he put in land the cook who sub
ject fits, and would be sent homo by the American
Consul.
Spoken-Dcc Is, lat 81 81. Ion "a W, schr Chas w
Morse. Of New Bedford, boiling.
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SAILED.

Steamers Germauic (sr for Liverpool; Asa (Br Port
an Prince Be- Acapulco, Aspinwali SANTIAGO Sieafne
be Graf Bismarck Ger. Tybee; Richmond, Norfolk
Wyanoke. Richmond .sc ships Alhainbra. Liverpcoi
Fiery Gross tBr AMER Ecano, do bark John RATHER
.spl. Biboa; Thomas Brooke 81 Jsgo: &c. Joesunns
CienfueYos; brixs Mletus (Nor). Dronheim (Norway)
Spark Br. st Johns, ME- Water Lily. 81 Crox; Eichs
(Br., LaguayfA ft.-fts '-tIt-f
(Dnnl. Hayre OF 27th)-
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CANADA RAILROAD EXTENSION.

OTTAWA, Ont, Doc. 80, 1872
1t is understood that Mr.. Brunell is now survey
ing the route for the extension of the Canada Gen.
trail Railroad from Lake Nipissng to Sault Ste Marie
1913 miles, and that the contract will be let next
spring. In that event this section will be built by
the time Of the completion OF the sections between
Fort William and Winnipeg and o short means Of
communication with the Northwest secured.
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savings for two years. Mr. Battys best coat and hat
and Mrs. Batty's jewels.
At the meeting of the Commissioners of Public
Works in Jersey City yesterday. City Architect L. H.
Broome was directed TO make examination or the
entrances and exits of all the public school build
ings and report in writing to the Board what neces
sary changes will have to be made to make the exits
ample in case of emergency.
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in token Of respect to their commanding ofcer ana
he must have been gratiied at the enthusiastic APP
plause which greeted him. The General admitted
that he had made mistakes, but they were OF the
head and not of the heart Pertinent remarks were
also made by Bishop Clarke aud many others.
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INDIANA REPUBLICANS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 80. 1875.
The Republican State Central Committee met in
this city tonight and decided to hold their State
Convention at Evansville on Juno II.
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~ The Custom House will be open New Years Day,
from 10 NJ for the Snd clearance OF vessels
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NKw YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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ALMANAC FOE NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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YACHTS. srEAIBOArs. NC.
4 MEXICAN lAClIT AGENCY, tiU WALL sf-
~ Great yacht depot of America, steam Schooner soop
aud Open Yachts In great variety Tor sac low send or
ca,aiovue Bl.tNEN. BARROW 60.
u1sCELLAN sOUs.
DfffLLfPs' sPAfArABLE, COB LIVER OH is TIKI
only secuai for diseases and consumpttOn
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
New YORK, Dec 30-Noon
The Western Union time ball dropped correctly
day.
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A PERTINENT QUESTION,

| A gentleman residing in the city OF
| New Orleans, and who has had 70,
many years favorable opportunities
for familiarizing himself with the
manner Of conducting official business
at the State capital, writes to rs as
follows concerning a certain class OF
Auditors warrants in which VIC have
a small and transient interest:
Such warrants, being what are called
ordinary" and on the general fund,
would bring here, to-day, from fifty eight
to sixty cents. They are not such as are
received for taxes. The shave is consid-
cradle, but Judges and other '.eonstitu-
tiOnal officers" Whose warrants for sal
AIRY are good for taxes to the General
Fund and all licenses, have had, during
the year now expiring, to sacrifice theirs
at an average rate Of thirty per cent.
discount. The warrants Of 1879 are not
fundable. Under the provision of the
new constitution, tue -eniy warrants
fnndable arc such as were issued prior to
the first Of January, 1879.
1t is pertinent-perhaps impertinent
for any non-office holding sovereign-to
ask, shall there never be an end Of this
Ii it is to come in our generation, l am
free to confess do not see any signs Of it
in this atmosphere. For the past fifteen
Years, all parties engaged i ] running the
financial affairs Of this commonwealth
have paid it's creditors in nothing but
we'll executed promises; which, after
having been variously shaved out Of the
hands of payees have found their way
back to the treasury, at par! 1t is i'm
pertinencc for any out side spverei gn to
ask who profits by it, All praise to the
country press, for firing it's heavy bombs,
at moments of leisure. at this mountain
Of vllainy, vet it stands to-day as firm
as / t did in '69.
Any one who has had dealings Will.
the financial department of the State
government during tie period above
mentioned or who has been in a posi-
tinI to observe the modus operGndi ut
its conduct, especially with reference,
to the class ut securities rctcl;ed tn,
mnst admit that the STRUCTURES If oar
correspondent are justified by facts
and that the inquiries whicl. he pre-
pounds are pertinent ia the extreme
1t has long been IL notorious aud no
less a scaDdalous fact, that the migi
nal holder of a general fund warrant
the person who did the service fol-
which 1t was issued seldom realizes
the face value OF the paper, and that
the only class of people who secure
pay mGnt OF such securities from the
State treasury are tho brokers aud
sho make business Of
them.
This is an evil of magnitude aud it
should have 4 remedy. We know Of
no better agency through which to
discover and enforce. it than the free
and Independent press ofLouisiana.
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Il AL l.
TEE1 FAIR

Will open on SATURDAY, DEcEM-
BIER 80, at 2 o'clock 2. NJ, and
continue that day and SUNDAY,
DECEMBER %. The most com
plete arrangements will be made
for the proper reception and en-
tertainment Of guests and no pains
will be spared to render their Wis
its agreeable. Interesting features
will be introduced, affording
amusement and pastime to old and
young. Admission free.
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"On to Kansas" has been snperce-
he'd ly Il new cry among the colored
population Of Kcctucty, North Cao-
lima and adjaeent6tates. The Match
word with them is, "On to Indiara !"
and they are going there in large
s.IlInlnra
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The Senate has confirmed the nom
ination of Hon Geo. w. MGCrary as
! District Judge, and Ex:Gov. Ram
sey of Minnesota succeeds to the po-
sition Of Secretary of War
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,Colored men have .been placed on
the jury lists in Richlahd county, Vir-
eini", at the suggestion of prominent
Democrats.
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1t may interest our lady readers to
Near that, at the recent marriage Of
Archduchess, Marie Christine of Aus,
ria to King Alfonso Of Spain, the
bride wore a dress of white satin, en-
l'rdidered with silver heuvs de lys, and
\ veil Of point d'alenccn lace, inter
woven with Bourbon Aeurs dc lys.
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What means this great commotion
furry and excitement Only crowd
vending It's way to Cheap Tony's cash
store where goods are almost given
away. Go and see for yourself.
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Goods cheaper than ever known
l'@tore i'll Donallsonvillc; chance for
VI; tho poorest can find something in
accordance with their tastes and within
each of their humble means-at Cheap
foIsss cash store.
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The suhjoined preamble and reso-
'a,ion, introduced in the Senate by
Nj. Carpenter Of Wisconsin, is il fair
sample OF several others offered by
leading Republicans aud Democrats
III each house of Congress-, all called
forth by the financial recommends
lions Of the Presidents message and
'Stcretnry Sherman's annual report.
II is said that Senator Carpenter's
Firws, expressed as follows. are con
cured i'll by three fourths of the
members of both Senate and House.
Uhereos, The resumption Of sp.cie
PAYMENTS, the circulation of gold, silver.
sd Ereenbacks rs lawful money of tho
H1'ea States under existing laws. and
Tie reasonable expectation that the pres
at condition of the finances of the conn
Ivy VIII not he disturbed hy prccipitatn
legislation have been followed by rcstnr-
tsl"n OF business confidence. revival of
al the industries of the country. and i'm
#Hgnratlon Of general prosperity and
U1cSeas, Stability Of financial policy
!, essential to the successful cond,,rt ot
business affairs therefore. be If
hesolrfa That III the opinion et the
se'ate, any, legislation during the pres
*nt session OF Congress changing til,
visiting system Vt finance woui; he in
Npedient.
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For Sale.

On Favorable Terms.
YNHE house and lot situated at the lower
Il corner Of Attakapas and Lafourche
streets fronting Bayou Lafourche, and now
occupied by Capt. X. P. Landry. Will be
sold on terms favorable to purchaser. Apply
store on Mississippi street, Donaldsonville
nsntf n BEL
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Had terrible NIGHT S wEAIs.

Memphis, Feb, II, 1871.
DR.. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with severe cough When Commenced Ia
king your E1pectorant Twas reduced to one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. 1 had tried almost
everything had terrible night sweats. Ihave taken
half dozen bottles. The night sweats have left me.
the cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommends to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
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: '''i j. Jsi FRANCIS HAYWOOD. M. D.
A NEWsP4PER PUB. WRlTEs,

Office, Evening News, Augusta, Ga
Dr.: TUT: Dear sir-My little son, was attacked
With pneumonia last winter, which left him with :
Expectorant. l had tried most every thing recon-
mended. but mono did any good until used your Ex-
entirely. With many thanks, am yours truly,
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experience i'll every branch of bs,si ness
Tfs>ares Success Inventors who secure
11e services of attorneys familiar with
l';stssts, and the practice Of the pat,nr
o5i'ce rarely fail in obtaining patents.
Tie same rule applies in all contested
mineral and land claims brought before
ne General Land Office asEESni,s.l &
'sBEEN. 500 Seventh street Washinr,a,
DC, have had years of experience l.,
practice ii, all Departments of the Gov
q nm"nf Send stamp tnl information.
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Copy Of Receipt.

LIFE Insurance Co.
ne" Orleans, November IL, 1879. :
.I heeeiyed from the LOUISIANA Eo1r1T-
n a. ,ll;,, LIFE INSURANCE CoMphNv
fo.u ZEN HUNDRED DOLLARS. in fnli
Tor all claims under the within PoI;cv " t 4ar
I RnaIeu b ~ the death of DESIRE p
th the comnanv e. my y late husband. l thank
Very respectfully. "'on''
WITNESSES: a. H.Vo1CHACx.
'. II. BERNARD.
j. D. TILDEN.
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The Re A1justcrs in the new Wiz
sinia Legislature secured the co per-
ation of the Republican members, who
held the balance of power between
the opposing Democratic factions, and
he fusionists have elected all their
candidates for State officers, two or
three of whom are Republicans Gen.
VIM. Malone, leader of the Re- Ad-
.iusters, has been nominated United
States Senator to succeed Mr.. With
els, whose term expires in 1881.
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! penny saved is > penny made, aud
e hest, snrcst and easiest way to as
@Hrfaln the tfnthful,aess Of this assert; on
: I" sail at Cheap Tcny's and purchase
= him sucl, articles as you may need for
'e winter. lie has just received large,
Nv stock of goods. AMI cordially ;ny:t.s
- publ to call and examine it,