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othet. I.IoSc WHO have
tried it, know thls it cured the.n: those wac hive
not know tint il cnres t,I.. ncclDDrs anl EfIeIi7,
aai al klbT tiit what 1t does OF g it does ;lWiNS
that it naYet fl,ls tnfoIsh 1ly iit Or ne9S Ia
its c0nDositiol. We have tlpu5ilds npoL tl1l-
sands of ce.ti sa.c5 Jf thefrc cnGfabie cures o IL
fpil)iying . 4 plli, but ST, ares are knoTI IN
eFery sirlJ 400 |, n We need not ,u Jish tc H.
Aiapt, I, III rre; lnl ;ol liti1 II Ill eli hil1
contlila; nctIet ctlDn Il y ~ sieicseIhI' d:i;,
they may be taAca win liefy 0T 3ly 1oiy; Ilcir
sugar coating PIE serves them ever fssl all makes
tn, pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm cln ari g '' their use n my quantity
They 'opastso BY In III powerful iliaelcc Oh the
intern II Wis \ to Diife the blood and stimulate
into hc lthy action re move IA, 'Structions OF the
stomach, bowels, liver. N / other organs of the
boly, restorins te.r irregular action u health, and
BY correct! ~ Whernyef they exist, suc,s tlfTaaga-
me1t3 rs ne t.i- ii-'5 o'sil of'lisease.
M..3lse u'e.s;p}; D; sfeI n taa Wrapper oa
tac .r,x, ii, fp ,yiAs complaints, wA;'l .lic3c
For ss,sbap.ia %. snIi.@stinn. L;s.i.Ss-
r,s.. AanrEor i,i hess Of !. .rs.tjte. they
sh11i b. tl;.i "A -trt - sta Illtt the sto.i-
an 4 ! | - -. ia stl't.Iv t'l. AL l'tiDl.
Fof LvAr Go,ioi.si:,5 n 4 yl;''. syinp-
tons, ssi3jDs5s - - i-acl" s.c21 s5,ai.s c;ig,.
c's,iic ali 5sitfsus T..Errs. ti-- 81 ,Iil he ii-
d*:3t'!F ti'i' ~ W. ! 81 . ~ - .>c''
aeti33 ren''ft tla - IT. 10 q wrc1 'an~" IT,.
Fa' l0ssr at'.r ~ iIissrsa ga bat ols nGlt
10 - is Ettss''ly r, iifei
E,r sSar, ,satise SI1rt. sfraYa1- Eos7ns-
g.f:o.s cf !as ] arr, i9,i1a i.s tA- SiJ-.
s:arA alj 2 ,i,sS. the- shoIl ha continuously
taken - l-ii-,l, - -lr9s, tie liscasel action of
the sv3it =. iil.I susi CHlrs2 tl1se complaints
disaHaes'.
For sS-op.y ami 1erop~ir.sl svTcIiizs-s they
l3all BE- tllcl il large and f'elIent doses to pro-
da e III . - + OF drastic pU-Ea
For S.i2preAsio1a , Il ln,ge dose shoad be taken
as it proll ;e5 the desired cfe hr sympathy.
As Il Dinner PIN, tlke one o. two PiIs to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invirorate, the system. Hence it is often adj
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, oten finds that dose
their cleansing and reaovatine effect on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AYEIc &c CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. Il.
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Buckin gham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKERS.

As our Renewer in many cases.
requires too long time, and too.
much care, to restore gray Or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this.
dye, IN one preparation which will.
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA NH
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Noperson can take these B;tters according
a diractions and remain long unwell provided their
ZONES are not DESTROYED by mineral poison or other
means and vital organs wasted beyond the point OF
repair. r,,o,. ,,,
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tfghtness OF the Chest.
nizziness Sour EructatiOns of the Stomach, Bad
Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks. Pa.pitation of
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pain in the
region OF the Kidneys and Il hundred other painful
symptoms the Oiisprings OF dyspepsia One
bottle will prove better guarantee OF its merits
than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young or Old,
married or single, at the dawn OF womanhood or
the turn OF lite. these Tonic Bitfers display SO
decided an influence that improvement Is socn
perccptible.
For Innammatory and Chronic Ekeu-
rnatism and Gent, Bilious Rem!ttent ard Inter
and Bladder. these Bters have 10 equal. Such
Diseases are caused by Nitiated Blood.
They are Il gentle TnrSatiye as well ms
Tonic, possessing the merit OF acting as power
full agent In relieving Congestion or Inflammation
of the Liver and Niscera Organs, and i'll Bilious
Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions. Tetier, Salt
Rheum. Biotchcs, Spots, Pimples. PustEles, EoiiS.
Carbuncles, Riag-wOrins. Scad- Head, Sore Eyes.
Erys,peas lici Scurfs. D5coiorat,oEs OF the skin.
Humors and Diseases of the Skin OF whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried out OF
the system in short time by the use OF these Bitters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
TERS the mOSt wonderful lnVlg0rant tllaI ever
sustained the sinking system.
IL. NJ. MCDONALD e. co.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, CAL,
cor. OF Washington and Charlton Sts., NY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
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Flipkins says that there are three sexes
the male sex, the female sex, the n.gects.
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EYESs EYES.
q
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURlST-

A FTER protraeted blindness OF more than hve
~ years. DR.. Pardce has made himself thoroughly
and scientifically acquarte ted with all diseases Of
the Eye. and is now practising with success mol
surpassed in the United States.
All operations performed. such as strabismus, OF
cross eye Cateract by linear cxtrlcton Depression
or Absorption. Pterygium, or aeshy membrane
growing over the eye, Reduction of Staphyloma, OF
bulging out of the eye, Artificial Pupil. Fistula
Lachrymalis, closing of the tear passage and all
deformities of the Lids etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain,
ard possessing all the movements and brilliancy OF
the real eye. : large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctor s
Eye bath for the treatment and euye of all nervous
disorders is used all over ;kis COAST.
Thankful to those hysicans who have sent him
cases for operations and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance o. their conf
oencc. His celebrity an operator ls eo-exensive
with his success as patients presenting th IN
selves for treatment and operations from New f"rk
and Boston almost month";.
Many patients can be at the Doctors Office
daily in different stages of recovery.
Office: 1877 CLAY STREET, oppt the Plaza,
San Francisco. uy15
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7 GIIIl.JS lIV VLIC ITTN1 II
cine Is 50 universally re
quirc. by everybody a.
4 cath:irtic, nos was eve:
any before 50 universal
Is adopted into use, il
every counJrFali'i among
al ciIs :es, as tais llliu
bls Ell lent puTg.l!ce
.';H. Tie obvious rei-
sllis, that it's = more re-
liApie aIli far more cilie:-
tual rc.nady tnIn any
othar Tlose vino have
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TAKE NOTICE!

TAKE NOTICE!
"a liar is not to be believed altho' be speaks the
truth
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have retired from hu u-iness--that
have gone to the Atlantic States-that am IN Eu
rope-shat | am dead. &c
To those interested will say that these reports
ha We hcen gotten in circulation for the fnrtheTanse
of other parties who trying t. obtain ilieg Il
mately eye practice The reports have l'ecn-stari
ell b. m itinerint MauatehanS and without the
least truth as am Al my office daily and attending
tn about sixty da,iv patients
T. Il. pAEDEE.
0culist
jei'72-Iy) 737 Clay Stree. San Francisco
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Ayers CaGnar5ic Pills

For I'll the purposo3 of Laxative
Medicine.
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Dr. EA7wAY:-I have hid Ovarian and
bowels. Doctors help
every thing that sconmendcd hu nothing helped
Eesolvcnt and ,uC wvui tTy Il bat had faith in IT,
tecalc had suffered for twelve years t six bottles a the
Eesoven and of dy Pills. and bottle, Of
Ready eicf ther Is of le felt,
better smarter hanpr lha have for twelve
Thu side Of the lowe the groin.
It's you g. IL ie. t others. Yol publish
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vIyHE BEST LAGER. WINES. LIQUORS. 4
CIGARS kept on hand-as the picture below
fully illustrates.
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+. HEALTH! BEAUTY!!.

ETRONCi AND FURE EICH ELOOD-INCREAsE OF
FLESH AND WEItlTT--CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU
TITUL COMpLEXlOT SECURED TO ALL.
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bald Liverpool mot Baltmors) bark Agate, Brown. L1e
Ceared-Bark Norah. Richardson, Kingston. Jami brCf
stord fNor Kramer. Antwerp Elizabeth, Afncs, ssguai
saed~wiua wSw,o wv. banks Minnie Campbell, Csr4
anchor il the roaas at au usS,' '''1'
Arrived Steiner Achilles, from Philadelphia park
ANN sArsiysa ship DoHsRS,s
& s hGSls ys @5'rsiam ausa Ns S'"eSS
sii ~ s'Psi s. ss5 s
RI; Eqg@a Ssias Jsnne So,Sn Can a..
sI Hssws bssas ai Tsss @
Jersey CITY las il Rely Haskell oardenas; Kesi.
n sass & % c is s ss I sssoS
Bacon, beaIse, All n I Z enaerson. spear Aes,ea:
Ellis Crdenas; join Socshain, Bowen Fnrhaven; MariS
Sailed ist schs Green, Pernambuco I'd. DelmonH
cH1ELesTos march 5l-Arrlved, iona Ingrahanss
Cleared-Rsrt Rio de ID (hr), Mcleod Halifax, Me-
0s Merfeda Ss9h ~ vsr Br Teoaa WILMINGTON NC
sDsSSIGs as S.ss. SaR|,s ;s
GALvEsfoM' March 8 Cleared ship punxeld Br, roll
aoBiLE Marea s-Arrlyed. ships City Of BrOoklyn,o o
sins Liverpool; procress Young. do
Slew ys Ml FSh ID nca Ia
sn Issrs. Chr % j. S,1
ps wyomss
srD pass sre asArrve bark ueos Nor
Ma,hicson from Newport ship Ella Thaycr, rhOmpsons
saled-steamshp Mississippi. ships Coronct Hasirj
NEW BEDrof,S Gsroh sO-Arrived, schrs Nightiugai6S
ssse 1o na @ New Yo & ArsSsp
Ap ss c iam
avea IL sa fho hsaas
sailed aoh, sshrs Boston,, NckersSn Elm CITY, Kelley
John Meter ceasnts shod ella Blew Vans'aer, enA
fff s iie AS sss sTs
sag'sE n.s
brig Asss IT. al sssls
PoRTLATD April Arrived, schrs Charles aeysr Pc1
was sd S @a Ra : nn,'% DO sr
ME webreok, Lteion, New York; Adra, Moore do for
ssied-Brig Mara. Briss Mariner Hattie whselera
Chase New
leans; also steamship = Andrew, Wye Liverpool; scbr
hs snS FsNcnc Aarcs Ss@Arvsd earA PEARL
~" Slq aa Slip Yosemite Mack, Newcastle Nsw -
sS ssea
sa Bee Ssfssr S9Sns e Monaomery raon
San Salvador Nickerson New York; ship Lady Russell M
s afsf AiH?ssss sss P 81
than, Haskell New York for Boston Branch tBr) "ymap4
ssi-Xrrvsd brig ,ula no: LilaA Reed Rio Grandodd
April 2Arryed sc's Piscataqua; s. Thomas for Ports;
mouth Mary Louise Cardenas for Portland pit sails and
shifted deck loaf) Maggie Cain, Galveston tor Hoston
load Of naval storcs Marion Draper Hoboken for dos
Marshall, George Fales. Baltimore for dol Benaa md
Gderseeve New York for do; Chase, do for Portsmouth
Slas McLoon DO for Rockand Commerce DO for Porta1d
Casco LODGE Eixabeport for do; Sarah Weohawkcq ZOE
Chelsea Rio, for Lynn st HUBERT Baltimore for Ha
fax T. ~
Emily x Jennie and Maggie Cain. !.
3d-Arrived, scirs Edward Lameyer. Mayagucz PK Tor
Newburyport: Frank Cotton and Fannie W yohnstons
Philadelphia for Boston; Veneo, Wilm NC, for do I;
L Morrel, Baltimore Tor Boaz, do for Beast Maggie
Marston do for Poraua Jedde Port johnson tor POrR
mouth; A Buckley. Davenport for Philadelphia -,
Sailed-All eastern and northern bound vessels L
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OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK., APRTL 8, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Algeria CBr). lie Mcssuner, L,verpool-o q
Steamship Idaho tBr), Price, Liverpool-willams 4
Guon.
Steamship Holland BG, Bragg, Liverpool via Queenstown
p " J hurst
Steamship Anglia (Br) Small asgow-Henderson Bros.
. Steamship Hammonia (NGl, Meier, Hamburg-kunhardt
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Havans-F Alexandra
Soma
Steamship weybosset Bolser, New orleans-C II Mallory
Steamship Abemarle, Walker. Norfolk, City Point
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship CO..
Ship orpheus, Smith, Hong Kons-v II Brown Co.
Bark Brunette Br), Webb Duncdn-Mailier, Lord Que
Bark St John CBrl, Ryder calao--Fabbrl Chaunccy.
: Bark Haviah (Br) Robertson, London-E Morsans
Bark Graham (Br>. vealc, Cork for orders-L W
Bark Annie Augusta, Creighton, st Jago-s Babcock.
Brig Clara Agnes lBrl, Canton, Gransemcuth (scot-
Brig Cnthariue On CD preyer, AnconaFunch Edge Co.
Brig + Erickson dam, Lohman, Copenhagen-Funeh,
Iris Williams C,r,, wllams, Aspinwal-J Whitney &
brig Robert Move, Abbott, Barbados-H Trowbridees
Brig F Ii Todd Mcclure. Kingston, Ja--A Solomon 6
ris Aylesord Br), stamper, Kingston, IRA solomon
Brig Pedro, Dahrs Trinidad. WI. and markets. Cor
Eyls co9nsn tBr, malsroy s. John, Mp Nevus.
schr PAU 5eavey, Lowell, Falmouth, Ja-A Il Solomon 4
ssr f fs kSe Ss &C.
schr Aaelda ~ Laura, Mclndoe, Baracoa--B Wenbera
..schr carTe BENTLEY, rakenberp, st AusuaneBentey,
sehE While Star r Reynard st john NB via Port John
schr Lizzia Clark, Means, Gloucestcr-R Goodwin &
schr Boston, Small Goston--A Dayton &Co.
schr Blacksone " ickson, Proyidence-H " Jackson.
sehr Horace H. Francis Sew IiayeaE Is sn,,b TO-
schr Katie Hoyt, Arnold New Haven -Canpbe Gard
schr o G AcKen. Mead Stamford.
Steamer Bristol Wallace, PHI aielphl,.
steamer i Faircnild, Trout Pnldcp,Ia
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox Philadelphia.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, April 8, 1872.
BILLs REPORTED.


REPORTED.
versely the BIN liking fees OF justices OF the
Ie~ec Agreed 10.
Aso adversely 10 he bin limiting number OF justices
OF the peace ia Richmond county. Agreed to.
Also adversely ~ the hi deanhg the crime murder
Agreed to.
Also adversely TO the BIZ authorizing notares public in
certain coaniles 70 sct m Other counties Agreed to-
Also iavoraby the biz conhrming the the Court
Of General Sessions Of New York
Also the General Registry conpuG the cities Of
the state. Also Tue Registry law Tor New Yors.
Also reorganzng the Marine Court IN New York.
Also to poFse the Union Stock Market Company Of
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the New York Elevated
Railroad Company to extend their tracks.
,y ar Lv.tYmxmsnd'ns the New York Life Insurance
by Mr. GoaISG Chartering the New York Homo opahic
BY Mr.. wrsr-Ghsrterng the New York Coal Exchange
also charterng the New York Woodworkcrs' National
Bv Mr.. sTRAnAx--A resolution that tie Committee on
Elections be discharged from further consideration the
Claim Of H. o. LcasS 10 the occupied by Mr.. Dunphy.
Agreed TO-
Also similar resolution concerning the claim the sea,
occupied by john J. Blair Agreet
Bulls INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. KnLAN-Anenting the charter Of the Employ
ment ana Indemnity Company Of New YORK .,u.,- -.
consracon q The Ncw5Srs an Militant mil Raroaa S NV
~ Mr. NiLEs-To Incorporate the Iron vladuct Rss0ad
Company, and provide rapid transit IN New YORK.
by Mr.. HSALY-fo authorize The sixth Avenue Railroad
Company IN New York TO extend its tracks.
The Douse then Committee oil the Whole resumed the
Mr. FoeT nsgcd 70 itPsc ont The item Of $4,000 10 tho
Nunda Academy for rop irs 70 tae same Agreed 20, IL
Brockport Normal School Tor ROADWAY, repairs AM I'M
TIe AUTHORIZATIONS or $1,000 70 The Brockpor Normal
notion of Mr. oeley; also that OF 10000 10 the Normal
coo At Poitsdam that OF to ihe Bueso School
lhs excluded all appropriations TO State normal Schools
Cue commtiee then foseanl reported progress. IL
The Governor yturnei BY hs private secretary tbs Pin
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AMENDING the Albany Police sw without his approval which
was laid on the table for the present.
The supply bill the.. the special order for his
The Local Prohibition bin was made special order for
tomorrow evening.
The House then Took until past seven r. NJ
Evenins sessiGn.
The House this evening and resumed
the consideration of
Mr. TweHBLY moved to strike out OF $50 900 to
~ s e Y the Of deaf aes 81
He said not strictly speaking State institution Il,
ss o
he bought s.s mo-, Is 5 State
was educating these without charge and had asked
vote for IN the committee. The reduced $4,000
said this was very worthy %s'i'g 4h, .o
Seess wssa hp p% s
ance, sum i this House disposed % give Of
this money scattering about the State to New York;
Mr. ii. SMITH doubt .his very deserving in
stu.on nevertheless there must be barrier erected some
Mr.. PAreR said he did beg anything for New
ONE or THE MOST WORTHY INSTITUTIONS
In the state to which to make donation. !.
Mr. AlvoRD further explained that certain number OF
s he c he p. ans an
and that ground q claimed that 1t IS entitled to state
Mr. nISSo2s make
ns b or e s he was not
STATE on, but wss aons d good wSrs m
Mr. LINCOLN said he would change his amendment to
that sum. =.
Mr. IRA q. BROWN moved to make IL 100000, which Mr.
Lincoln accepted. -,
Mr. sMYTIt this institution to take care OF the
poor county houses lie referred TO the
condition OF this class of who not and could
properly for In county houses was one OF
the most mertoros institutions which added usre to the
good OF the State .
SMITH said he partook OF the sympathv for the
and he believed ending the money OF
the state for their and support, but he was
OPPOSED 70 ANY EXTRAvAGANT ExpENsEH.
He then from the report of this institution various
showing large amounts expended for ornanentaon
and improve which way benefit the insane
The motion to make appropriation OF *20o,0J0 was
adopted.
Mr. ALvoRD moved further to amend by naming commls-
manage the institution in connection with the
present MANAGERS rs iolows:s IL fish Joseph church
Robert q. Stewart Orlando Allen and Philip Houck
Mr. JACOBS opposed this mode of appointing Commission
ers u substitute that the Governor and Senate
appoint the Commission. The Others thus appointed
Lost.
Mr. Avord's motion carried.
Mr. JACOBS moved to sdd to the clause approprating
a66300 Inebriate Asylum at Binghanton off
mortgage the provision that after January 1875 the prop
used inebrate asylum He then
cceded show that this merely private experiment.
and had by unfair foscd on the State.
Without disposng of the motion the Committee reported
progress, and the House adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, April 3, 1872,
The Governor transmitted q message announcing the
death of Professor More In the Assembly proceedings
motion made and carried that the of Senator
James Wood be the special order for Friday aie-
diatry after the reading of the journal.
paper presented which proved be che opinion or
ex-governor Seldcn the Of General
ing Of the opinion stopped and the paper be
printed
Mcssrs BENEDICT, Robertson and Lord appointed to
attend the funeral of Professor Morse.
ELLIS REPORTED,
Relative the Supervisors Of New York. requires tho
OF the orty OF all the mencers
resolution, ordinance act.
For extending the piers In front OF Harheck's
Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
TO regulate the duties OF County freasurers.
To provide lockups In various towns 0. the state.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
In relation 10 the defence OF sherfs 1t requires sheris
to accept such counsel the plaintiff may name
wrong levics, &c.
track of the Third Avenue Railroad, New
Providing for the laying out, widening altering of
streets. transfers the powers and dntes OF the Board
Of Opening and Improvement 10 the Common Council
The Registry BAL ordered to IA third reading
Adjourned.
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ARRIVALS.
KEroRrRp DIT THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS


& VIZ sasya Iss'gSa assss ni
with North German steamship bound west sosh lat Is a.
and Qncenston 2ls with nae ana $50 passengers to
s,ss%Sssp Gmar,s SN s.h hamburg March 70 VIA
Had eascrly wind, to the Banks from strong
wes,erly sales, and hah seas a., Nit
ssn'S,s @ piE AsT2f sy
han 1'g 'aSy gale
veeed south and blew perfect for several hours
ss s,cod . Hp at 20 Sss W. spoas
n Richmond CITY Point
cg inst % spoke BARI Eliza
aelphla with oss Of mizsenmast and fore and main top
stcamslap fana Doanc Philadelphia with mdse to the
Lorilard Steamship Co ,,,.,,- -. :, In,
mdsc Funch, Edyc Covesse! snow Burgess. Came
ws @ Mses and saa ho Easi 81 s
paqui,a ~ days lom Cardenas for Monteyideo leaking
crew. Il IN nSmbcr and orons hem 10 This port think The
sn s nnss w. lat lon hsas s
the schrc Brooks, 80 days from Jacssonylc for kew
Ing badly boat lost crew erhaa;icd and entirely pro-
I os on board ana he
had been 9s overheard preyiosy the stated that
eel On y, The ehoons pq our chief mate %
proyisons rope aud boat and instructed them to try and
got her into Bermuda.
ship Marianne VI tPor) Santos, Lisbon IS days, with
mss 70 1snc Co. o.. Tex 70 x, the sOH na
gales and wv, lost and spit SAILS, Be- been IS
BARK sIrene eNGj Clausscn. Hong Kong Dec lotb via
Singapore 24th with mdse 10 A Low Bros Experienced
rough China Sea; Dec H. during heavy
sss o,: rs Hssss rs5 If De .pssSl
March ION 20 had fine weather mp 70 Hatteras: from
Ion % % T. spoke ship True Grit Dr. from Melbourne for
Bara udyir (Nor) Andersen Cardiff, 70 days, with rail-
southern passage had heavy aud NV gales stove
bulwarks; has been y days W Of Bermuda -, -.
Bark Fare tan Cairo Naples % days WIN h frnt to
Passed Gibraltar Jan 81 took the onhern pas,ase and had
heavy W and NV gales has been " days Of bermuda
BARK Eureka Prince Palermo so days with fruit TO Cham
bertin Phelps & Co-vesse TO Carver Barnes. Passed
Gibraltar Jan 70 took the southern passage and bad heavy
westerly gales Madeira thence to bermuda light variabls
weather fresh gales from north and northwest oc
Empire, from Antwerp for Savannah; DIST on cape Hat
tefas, shin lameane. from Antwerp for PHILADELPHIA .
BARK RaiQ Chr. SANFORD, Bueucs Ayres, az days with
hides, DC, 10 JAS Ward the Equator March D.
IN len 81 Had light variable weather all the passage; March
~ LAT "a ~ Ion " Uo spoke brig Pickering IL days from
Wilmington Nc, for Porto Rico.
BARK Traveller tBrl Penaeld FsTnambuco, March D. with
sugar to Phpps Co; Equator March TO- In
lon ~ Had nnc weather 10 the Capes Of Delaware thence
head gale7.
Bark Ellen Dr. Tucker Havana days. with suger, &C,
10 Brett. son 90. Had light win II. o.; IRON iaepcc
fresh gales from Sc and hW been days north Of Kat
BARK Sandy Hook Bars,ow sagta II deys with sugar,
70 Muller sstanvcsse to crani Dcarb rn 4 been
days north OF iatleras with heavy ~ and NV gales.
Bark Glen Ney'a tBr, Cumming, Sagua via Delaware
Bre lkwater - days WITH sugar 70 u II s1n Co. Had
mclad0, 10 Gawey cssaae, March i5b, on The eastern
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SHIPPING N e w S

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises ...... 5 40 Moon rises. morn Is
Sun sets. ....... 28 High water. eve OF
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-04

Steamships Idaho, Algeria, Liverpool; Anglia Glas-
gov Weybosset, New Orleans. Also sailed, steamship At
lantic, for Liyerp,ol
Wind at sunset NNW fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-04
BELOW.
SAILED.

ship Jacob stamlcr Samson, from Havre Jan 49, with
mdso 10 Boyd Il Hncken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-04
NNo THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

oFFIcEs NOS. & AND 8 UNIVERSITY rEkCE,
NEW YORK CITY.
Downtown Aeency--HUDNUr'S. Herald Guiding, Nv
Broadway
oP'o~" 1,s NJ CONKLIN, 4
corner Broadway jhyfourth street, Ihry-thrd sueW
SS'AS' - avenue.
WILLIAM O. STEWART,
corner l25th street and Third avenue, Harlem. la
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-22
E1ALL TRADE, 1872.
e. j. MILLER,
Importer of and Wholesale Dealer in
China, Glass and QueensWare,

Is now receiving his stock of the above goods
to which he invites the attention of country met
chants and dealers generally. Having the ben
eit of fifty years experience in this business and
unusual facilities for purchasing, ne is able TO
the country, and all he asks is an examination OF
his goods and prices. Country merchants COM
ing on the trains of the o., A. s. NJ. r., and the
W. s. .. R. K. can look through his stock and
leave their orders ut night, rs his house Is kept
open for that purpose. ce,
and QUEENSWARE, Z, number of other
goods suitable for country stores, will be found
such as BRITA N MA and SILVER
PLATED CASTO2S, SPOONS, FORKS, &c,
Window Glass and Putty, Stoneware, Fine Tea
and Dinner Sets, and variety of Fancy Goods
all at lowest prices for cash.
THOS. B. HUDSON is still with the above
house, and will be glad to have call from his
old friends. sep l83rn