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SWALLOWING
POISSO N

IN CATARRHAL MgCUs causes;
FOUL BGEAgB and disgusting expectoration
CRACKING PAINS in the head and forehead
DEAFNESS and loss OF smelling power;
BRONCHITIS. ebay Fever and other diseases.
THE ACTIoE OF CATARRHAL WIRES
through the mucous membrane has been finally
discovered. WEI DE MEYERS CURR,
TIE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY for these
diseases is rs certain in its effects as vaccination,
is for smallpox
REV. C. Il. TAYLOR, l4o Noble st., Brooklyn,
N. Y: g am radically cured Of Catarrh.'
D. C. McKELyEY, Govt Inspector, 1S7 Mott s..
n. Y.-Cured of very bad Chronic catarrh
B. C. BLACKBURN, at Lord Taylor's, Broadway,
N. Y.-cured OF 3 years Caiarrh: pack
age.
S. BESEDIoT, JR,, Jeweler, e97 Broadway, N. Y.
Gady)-cured of terrible Hay Fever.
REV C. j. JONES, New Brighton, s. lie Worth
ten times the cost"
REV GEO. A RIEs, loo Jay street, Brooklyn
at has restored me to ministerial lators."
REV. ALEX. FREEsE Cairo, N Y.-"It has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish"
DR. R. C. DURKrN, Dentist Sol Sixth avenue,
n. Y.-cured Of Catarrhal Influenza.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna, Catarrhal
Bronchitis: " Great benefit from its use."
MRS EMMAo HowEs, 30 w. Washington Square,
Y.-Caiarrh 30 years; Cured by 2 pack
ages.
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F1Rsr SHIPMENT of Whittaller's celebrated
g Star Hams" Just received. No hams COM
pare with them in excellence of flavor. Try
them, and you viii use no other brand.
GEo. w. CHgsLEY, No. 81 Front street.
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CRY or MEXICO, March 9TH General
Grant and party were elegantly entertained
by the authorities and people of Pueblo
The General intends to sail for Galveston on
the 18TH
GALVESTON, March 12th-A Nelcs special
from the City of Mexico dated the 11th in
slant, says; The Governor of the State, at
Pueblo, attended by his Secretary, to-day re-
turned General Grants visit General Grant
and party visited the Exposition during the
evening" and expressed himself pleased with
the articles on exhibition. General Grant
and party visited the Guerrero Theater in
the evening, which was tastefully adorned,
brilliantly illuminated and crowded with
people Yesterday morning General Sheri-
| dan and several others visited the town OF
| Chotuta Meanwhile Grant visited the Cosa
| de Maternidad factory of st. Rudo aud other
| Places Ladies of the party afterwards visited
| several churches Ali except Grant attended
a corrida de tennas the same evening. The
party left Pueblo this morning and arrived
| here at noon.
Peruvian Officials in Disgrace.
LONDON, March 12th.-Private advice,
| from Peru announce that Quimper, Minister
of Finance, has been imprisoned and hi,
| property conhsested on account of contract
negotiated. by him with the Credit Industrie
| Of Paris recently, which the Peruvian Gov
eminent repudiated. The property of Senoi
! Rosas, one of the Commissioners who nego
| tiated the contract, is also Sophisticated.
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THE AUCTION SALE OF On PAINTINGS
last night was in full blast, and the attendance
was good Many ladies and gentlemen of
our best families were there, and purchased
several pictures. Tonight all that is left
viii be closed ont. regardless of value.
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DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents. Messrs D. B
DEWEY & CO., 40 Dey street, N. Y; or by Drug
gists The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 so
package Think OF REAL CURE for an ob
climate disease thistrifng cost lt7:lorsp6msTuTh
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DIR. LYos's TOOTH TABLETS. The best
dentri6ce for travellers.
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POLKA Dor FAuLARDs. at L. Bien's, Eighth
and j streets.
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Interesting Election Decision.

CHICAGO, March l2th.-Judge Blodgett
rendered an interesting decision to-day in the
nature of advice to the United States Com
missioner upon an election point. At re-
cent municipal election in Elgin, Illinois,
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EVERYBODY uses Chesley's Rock & Rye. All
flrst-class saloons keep it. =
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BRocADE PERcALEs, in all the new spring
shades, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and Streets.
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J. F Cutters OLD BOURBON. cele-
DRAFTED Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Stsr
within a Shield.
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SoMs 500 dozen mems and boys hats will
be opened out at the Red House to-day. See
advertisement.
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The Don Pedro French calf buckle, plain
toe Alexis, only 50 so. at the Red House.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
HleIlkors SHIRT of Mail.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 12th.-Melikoff
was saved by chain shirt when Vladetsky
attempted to assassinate him The bullet
tore hole in his coat, but was arrested by
protecting mall
IN ambassador Beheaded Revolt In
Pekin.
SHANGHAI March 12sh.-I It is reported
that Chung How, late ambassador TO Russia,
and who negotiated the Kuldia treaty, has
been beheaded, aud that a revolt has broken
ont at Pexin
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
westminster Presbyterian Church,

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner Of Rev Il. H. Rice, pastor
viii preach Sabbath morning at l0:i5, and evening
att. Strangers cordially invited
Kingsley NJ. E. Church.
Eleventh street, between and I.-Rey. J.
Wicks, pastor. Preaching tomorrow st 1915 4. NJ.
and 7:30 p. NJ. Sunday school at 1910 P NJ. Praise
service at G:30 P. NJ.
First Baptist Church,
Rev. A. j. Frost will preach in the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, Rev. II. S. Dewitt in
the evening, also through the week. Prof. Markham
will sing at every service. Come early.
Sixth Street NJ. E. Church,
Between and l. streets-Rev. Robert Bent
ley, the pastor will preach both morning and even
ing. Subject for evening, The Last Days of
Moses"
Congregational Church,
On Sixth street. between and 1.-The pastor, Rev.
l. Z. Dwinel win preach tomorrow morning at
l0.45. The Services in the evening viii be young
peoples Bible and praise meeting commencing az
1880 The public are invited.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between and o. Preaching at II
A. N. and 7:30 ?. NJ. by Alexander Johnston, pas
tor. Sunday-school at 10 A. NJ. All invited
Calvary Baptist Church.
| street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. Service
at IG:45 A. n Sermon by Dr.. De Witt, the Eyangel
ist The Evangelists viii hold Gospel meeting to
night at the Calvary Church. services to begin at
o'clock.
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AnvBs11sssgguq asz,szaop.


Metropolitan Theater-captain Jack Crawford's
troupe, afternoon and evening
Agricultural Plrlz-Raee at , P. NJ today.
Knights Templar- Commandery No. ,
A o. U. W. Union Lodge, No. 81
G. A. R.-sumner Post tonight.
To rent-Rooms, Lady Adams Building.
Hall OF Records-Plans wanted.
auction Sales.
Bell & Co.-Horses, hacks, ETC., to-day
SherbuTn & Smith Regular sale to-day.
Business Advertisements
yegetine H. C. Kirk Co.
"our Motto Red House Trade Union.
Capital Ale vaults-J street, between Third and
Fourth.
Wanted Houston Employment Agency.
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Indians Punished.

SANTA FE, March 12th-On February 18th
Lieutenants John Conlin and K. .. Clark OF
the Fifteenth Infantry, with a command Of
thirty men of the Ninth Cavalry. struck q
band of about thirty Indians in Alalnosa
canyon, in the southeast corner Of the Sacra.
mento Mountains, and defeated them. Lieu.
tenant Clark, with ten men, surrounded
the stock of the Indians and captured the en-
tire herd, sixteen horses and fifteen mules
The scouts returned with the captured stock
to Fort Stanton, reaching there on the 18th
instant. The Indians are supposed to be 8
portion OF the victorious band now depredat
ing in Mexico, near the Texas line. Thirty
Mexicans were killed last week.
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81. IS and SIS front street. sacramento
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PICNIC SEAs0N.-EvidentIy the picnic
season is near at hand. The indications are
unmistakable. The picnic hats are displayed
in the show-windows,. picnic baskets are
cropping out as signs at the retail shops, and
societies Incorporating committees already to
arrange for the spring engagements. There
is a strong inclination TO find new fields and
pastures fair for the season of 1880, but the
difficulty of accomplishing that end is great.
One Order has fixed on May Sth, its ami
versary, claiming that date we'll in advance.
Another Is considering April 25sh, while still
another organization has settled on May LIST.
April 30th and May 18th have been pre-
empted for years, and thus five dates of the
season may be considered as already appro-
priated.
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AGRICULTURAL PARK, SUNDAY.-G
Balloon Ascension by Professor Boerhans
Some of the most daring feats, while in mid
air. that ever was performed by any artist
In the circus arena. Admission, % cents
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slosson, The BiIIiardist, in Paris.

CHICAGO, March 12th.-A special to the
Daily Meas from Paris says: George f.
Slosson. the American billiardist, who is to
meet Vigneaux, the French player, in this
city, to arrange a match, has arrived, and all
the preliminaries between them are com
pleted Slosson brought Collender billiard
table with him, and Collender's rules viii
govern the game The game viii be 1000
points, and viii run FIVE nights, or 800 points
each night. The play is not for any cham
pionship. as now represented, but for money,
the stakes being $1,000 side. The match
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Freigh1 TraIn wrecken-T,ro &c. Riileh-

COLUMBUS, March 12th-A freight train,
consisting of an engine and nine cars. was
wrecked near Chilhcothe, on the Scot Valley
Railroad, early this morning. The engine
struck three horses which were on the track.
Edward Gates, the fireman, Of this city, and
man named Berry, WHO was on the engine,
were almost instantly killed. The wreck is
said to have caused considerable loss of
property to tie railroad, and trains were de-
layed all day.
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Southern States passed into the hands of
their former masters. They leave because Of
being badly treated. In many parts of the
country they might as well be slaves as free.
The emigration from Louisiana is because the
NEGROES feared that a Democrat would be
elected President, and then their condition
would be even worse than now, and it would
be more difficult to emigrate.
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! A Lively DEMAND ANTIcTPArED.-This
season the fashionable Hose for ladies will be
the Ba.briggan, 50 that there viii be de-
mand for this class Of goods. On this coast
yery high prices are usually charged for good
galbriggan Hosiery. but our Mr.. Lubin, being
in the Eastern markets for the past ten .eeks,
has made every effort to make such piir-
chase as win bring our prices down TO lowest
Eastern figures. His effort has been very
successful, as we can buy for cash, and can
use an immense quantity. The tlrst shipment
of $50 dozen il just placed in stock, and we
take pleasure in asking ladies to call for the
purpose of examining our large variety and
favorable prices. Weinstock & Lubin, pro-
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D0asEsTqC NEWS.

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The Pacific Express Corlpany.

Western enterprise = the Pacific Express
Company-operated under supervision of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, has de-
cided TO open depot in Chicago and compete
with other carriers for trade between this
city and the West. Superintendent Mors-
man has been here for several days back, per-
fecting arrangements for locating the COM
pany's agency, which viii be open for business
Independently with the opening of the
Wabash road to Western traffic from Chi
cago Morsman left the city yesterday for
Omaha
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FLORENCE (Ala j March 12th.-John May
ield (colorsd) was hanged here to-day for the
murder of Tobe Irvine (colored) in this place
November II, 1875 lIayfield had no appe
tite yesterday or to-day, and slept very it'll.
last night. He said his conviction was causeC
by malice, but he was going to better eoun
try, aud was prepared to die. At twenty
minutes past 2 she trap fell, and in about teI
minutes ne was dead.
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collision ON tle Union Pacific.

.-------| =
RAwLINs (Wy.), March 12th.-During a
heavy snow storm at an early hour this
morning the overland passenger trains, Nos.
and 4, c9llided at Red Desert. The engi-
neer of train No 4 will probably die of his
injuries. No passengers were injured.
[SECoND DISPATCH.l
RAwLINs, March 12th.-Engineer Martin
was so badly injured that be died at II
o'cIocLc to.nipht
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Continued Eastern Comments Upon tbs
San Francisco Situation.
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Christian Chapel,

Eighth street, between and o. Preaching at II
A. NJ and 7:s0 P. NJ by Alexander Johnston, pas
tor Sunday -school at 10 A. NJ, All invited.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD,
UNION
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A warming to Disorderly chinese.

New YORK, March 12th-Sam Gee, Ce-
lestiai of Mott street, convicted yesterday in
the Court of General Sessions of assault and
battery in firing a pistol at Mary Creighton
on the 10Th of February, was arraigned in
the Court to-day for sentence, and his coun-
sci made strong appeal for mercy on behalf
of his Client and asked that he be merely
fined Judge Cowing said s. [ cannot grant
your request. There are hundreds and thou
sands of the prisoners countrymen coming
here, understand, andit will not do for me
to allow him to go abroad among them and
convey the Impression that they can carry
pistols and use them with impunity on the
size htest pretext. I want this case to be a
warning to them, and L will therefore SEN
tence you, Sam Gee, to the Penitentiary for
six months"
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upon April 18th as the date of the Republic
can State Convention, the Executive Com
mittee disregarded the interests and wishes
of Sherman in favor of Blaine SHEER
man desired an early date, fixed for some
! time this month, while Blaine's friends were
unanimous for later date, and secured it.
| Blaines strength in the State Committee
was a surprise.
Bon Cameron and tF,e Presidency.
CHICAGO, March l2th.-The Inter ocean S
! Washington special says Senator Cameron
expresses much annoyance at the paragraphs
respecting his position. He said this morn
ing that he was in favor OF Grants nominal
ton to the Presidency, and had no second
choice. His confidence that Grant would be
nominated on the first ballot was rs strong as
human confidence could be- and he believed
the contest would be practically settled long
before the Convention met at Chicago.
Refuses to be Fired"
ST. LOUIS, March 12th.-General George
/ H. Shields, who was retired from the position
of Chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee at its meeting here yesterday, by
the election Of Chauncey j. Filley, claims
that the action of the committee was arbitrary
/ and illegal; that he Is still its Chairman, and
will publish tomorrow a notice calling the
committee to meet at Jefferson City, March
gates To the Chicago Convention.
/ Belya lockwood ON the War Path After
Zen Hill.
WAsHIyGToN. March 12th.-Bslva Lock
wood, the female lawyer, charges Ben Hill
with the ruin of four families Sac wrote
him that she could give the name, of ons
family residing on Capitol Hill, whose 16
year-old daughter he had debauched, anc
whose son he made page in the Senate
Another son was given place in the Sigma
Service Office, and the father he secured 8
position in the Postoffice Department.
The COiered Exodus.
WASHINGTON, March 12th.-The Senate
Exodus Committee heard Henry Adam.
(colored). of Louisiana, to-day, who said The
Colonization Council was secret organiza
ton, whose object was the lettering of tbs
colored people by appealing to the President
to enforce and protect their rights, to Con
gress to set apart territory for them or helr
them to Liberia, or finally to appeal to some
Government outside OF the United States tc
help them leave this country. The negroes
frat lost hope when the governments Of the
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81 good opportunity for the location of
frst-elass business
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I ".
Et lie parti dit republican

Et lie parti dit republican
Tar Ton comprend peu tout d'a,
borl In possibil;sd. d'etrv republican,
sans ttrc dtmorrate 1T democratic
sans ttre republican,.
&c parti, plus recent que son adj
%versaire. mails non moins v%ieilli, use
vide ct d6vie, agrauli dams IN tem-
pete civile. On salt &C onil voulait
tout d'aboul, comment sou pro.
gralnme s'atfirma ct par 1nel ron.
cOurs de circumstances il Sc main.
tint ;in ponvOir pendant yingt ans.
C'est lie lhistoire contemporaries.
Mails il sserait i,.jnste, dcvAnt Ger.
tains fats accomplis. de ref,,Ser Il ce
parti une yeritablc heure lie Justice,
dc raiSon ct de v6rite. II u Ell, pen.
dant la lutte ct %lepreuve, liz con.
science du genre humain pour lui.
IL Il etc le progress, c'est-a,dire &c
Qni marulie Ell avant. Aussi, Maigre
les obstacles ct malgr6 Dies riisistan.
ces terribles, a,t-il triomphe. Disons
dgaiement que Pun lie SEES chefs, sa
veritable conscience derant les
h0mmes, fnt un caractere vrai, sin.
'cere, dtvoue ct honutte. Lincoln,
dams son role de president, he tut
pas mOins, u0hle Que Washington
dams le sien. Et al leg Etat, Uhis,
vivants encore Mais morris tlemain,
avalcnt Ell beaucoup d'hommes de-.
tat CONNIE Lincoln, ct d'hQmmeS
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~ "
sC'cst I'm grand mot.

4a~ &SV - WV
s.s Mails c'est lie rayrnir lcs Etats.
v Unis que nous von!ons parlar, an.
tant quit est permits dc IL f,ire i
nn miscrnhlc Journalistic dc ca,npa-
g,e, l,ommc Il vte courte, ignorant
Ut pas An tout prophetic. =
Lees f%rophetes, dn restc, deji -ra-
Ties tlaus fARtiQnitG, ne sont guere
comiim,wns tic nos jenrs.
Crpcnlamt, siAct vlritable prorhe,
tc. lie pcrsui,A.ge aM vehement lie
poll do chamtaa, n'xistc plus an.
.1"uul'hui, mangeant dn mic, sanva-
ge, Mnnoneant rimHiyM ct i'invrni.
s%rmldahle, welisant les 6vinrments
les plus oranges, hs plus mrrve,i.
1rnx 1T les meins attend,ls. il v IL
force gc,ls dams nos temps mo.lcrnrs
Vni s'utsupcnt Tres >O'ont;ers DIES
cli0ses lie lavenir, levpnt ~aulneirl.
Scu,tnt les VOTES du vieMx Destin,
cttisant aux naits 9ni les entonrent
ut les tcoutent: Voyex.
Est.il meme mn hom,pe an monde.
1ant place, l,as place, lie ror.lre dies
grands on tic l'ordre Acs spntits, re.
mnant IL trrre de son .jar.lim on les
prObsemes de IN politipac, nui matt
pas an moins1lix on vingt fois dams 81,
We, entire IL chou laante ct IL chou
%rueilli, entire IL gNrrre meditce ct Ii
Encrre arretee, prev.l, annoMce ct
pre.lits que le sort tu chou sprait
s(ttm mango par lin lapn 1T
r. sort du peuplc d'ltre volt, RUNE
1t meme devolG par IN conqutrant:
Car nous prtdisons tons plus on
anoins, plntdt plus que moills. -
Ceat dams nOtre nature. A.
LhOinme-et G'ust III CO aui le
1istingue Dies autrps betes-ext Abs
sediment curitux lie riuconnu. n
u, u faim ct Soif. lie l~esAlen:ain,
avec secrets, scs mysteries ct 9
~esrtrai,ces, lc tente, l~entrainc 1T
solvent paffolc. II vent voii, savoir
It connaltre. Ne With iMslAns dams
favenir que dams lie present, ct. le
present cxiste-t.il %bcnncoupi Dc IA,
chez lI,Om,ne ct chez IN le,nme-car
III femme eat encore Plus cnrieusc
que. ,MhOmme-la singnliere manic,
lie predlre. 1T %clncan, CONNIE tlr
jnstc, ken sntac. lC'est naturel. sNnl
ny manQne. Settlement, 0ulnd In.
prediction tonche anx chooses i,npor-
tantes ct graves, hepassc III hauteur
,tn chou, In lonsneur lie rnnnGe OH
vhOrizOn dies e~vemcments Ordinaires,
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