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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-06
0nanIal nofInaa.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
II -MCCABB, KRAFT d cos ENTER.
PRISE BAKING POWDER. by
eELiHNcE. Nothing 70 compare with II for max.
Ing HiCB, LIgHT, Ht4KT Blicuit, Mains, Buck.
wheat and Corn Cakes. II AsYeS both TINT and
MoNBY. Bold BY ali Druggists and oroceFg.
MECABB, KRAFT B CO., Propd0tOrg,
fe21 WHlILNa, ". Va.
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TTHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

PREPARA7oRY DEPARTMmT-OnST Teacher.
AoADIHo DRPARThRF-Thre9 Teacher.
CoLLlaLAFl DEPARFNUlF-FouF Teacher.
MUuo AND Art DmARRHnT-Four Te1eheFs.
Latin, FRINoH and GERMAN LANGUAGE,
Book Keeping, Latin or Rloeution.
The Second 6esalon win commence MONDAY,
February Sd. e JAZZ
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The object Of this suit is TO recover the sum
OF $l55 70, balance OF rent due the plaintiff by
the above named defendants.
II appearing nom an affidavit hled IN me ABOVE
entitled cause that William II. Stevenson, one
OF the above mentioned defendants, 10 not .
resident OF the State Of West Virginia, on mo.
tion OF tho plaintiff, by bis attorney It Il ordered
that the,nHid William Il. Stevenson do appear
within one month amer the date oithe INST pub.
10 protect his interests.
z. c. FREKl, Atty for plaintiff, feb2TTh
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WHEELING, ". VA.

NoTE.-Dr. LonRdon will remove on April iHt
TO west side OF Filth street, between Monroe and
Quincy streets, opposite the Cathedral.
maF1- RNdhV
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General Notlces,
JEALTH OFFICERS NOTICE.
~ HEALrH oPTcE, Mo3aoE ST., ABOVE 9th,
HH.. March 8, 1871.

7lai HEALTH oPFoE, MoNAoE ST., ABovE 9th, I
..l. w.. March :, 1873. T
In vieWOf the very unpleasant and often dan.
gerohs Consequences Of cArting through our
6tteeta and alloys. in very hot weather. offensive
material, and especially tho contents OF prlyy
vaults, which eIhAle offensive aud nAuseone
RRSes It II desirable that al such Indispensable
work should be done Hoto, and not be deferred
until the ApI roach Of warm weather.
An parsons, therefore, who have knowledge
Of, any nuisance OF the above urgent nature, and
especially renters who know their vaults 70 be
In q condition 10 become Offensive on the return
OF warm weather, are urgently requested TO re.
port the came at once 70 this ONCE. AL notices
irresponsible parties, whether verbal or written,
win receive prompt attention. The exact loca.
ton OF nuisance must boHiYen.
80 8. L. JRPs0N, II. D..
mari Health Ofieer.
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mo one who has been adileted as l have been
for several years, and have been relieved and en-.
Ioyed tho excellent health thAtI do now, could
doubt for moment the wonderful control over
AbthmR that Dr.. TUFTS BxpeCtoTant poSHesseB
' '.r''' RUB'T BALDWIN,
AN eminent Minister In Alabama.
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Dr.. JOHN G. WILSON, Of Martinsburg
died suddenly last Saturday evening.
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.MOTICE.-THosE INDEBTED
their accounts have been made ont, and payment
can DO made on the ID dBy Of January, iSi2
To prevent any eoniuslon, proper officers Will
be In attendance, and no fear need be entertained
By interested parties of any dlSAgTeeablu conse.
quene0S on account Of the rush. Only limited
number can DO admitted at a.hme-the door
opening iRRard; the ptec2Vtlon being deemed
necessary on account Of the experience OF the
past year By fire, ="
j1nl CHAs. q. BERRY.
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II attribute the recovery Of my child nom
violent attack or Group entirely TO the use Of Dr.
TUFTS RXpectorsnt, :" JANE DHV9B,
DeKAlb Co ia
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.DR. TUFTS CELEBRATED EX-
~ PRCTORAHT-H0W IT AOTS.-FlBti It
detaches from the bronchial or wind tubes the
mucus or matter which sometimes GdheIes TO
them with the tenSeity Of glue. Secondly, II
mihgAtes the pain and removes the construction
OF the bronchial tubes and muscles Of tho chest
Tn rdly, II resistS tho progress Of Inflammation
and assists the lungs to throw od tho irritStinB
matter which AccumulAtes.
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.AERs. 9. MCCOY, las MAIN sT.,

Keeps 3 full assortment Of Laees, Trimming,
Gloves, Corsets, including MrB. Moody's Abdom.
inAl CoIsetS, Gents and ladies' Hosiery, Hand.
kereIS, and all articles appertGinlngt complete
assortment OF Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing In her line promptly Attepded'to. Ladies
deB ring 70 purchase hindBome Winter CloAlIa or
Wsterproois would do we'll TO examine her stock
before making selections elPewhCrc. octi9
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DR.. Tut!'. Hair Dye eOlor' beautiful black
mAFl-sOdhW
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ALLEGED ARSON.

Yesterday the Fire Marshal caused Mary Ann
Spietaeler to be brought before Justice McQuade,
at the Police Court In Harlem, on a charge Of
arson. Nicholas Waldhelm, the owner OF the pre-.
perry and the principal witness, swears that the
night OF the 2sth o, June two wooden structures,
or "shanties," were consumed by fire, and that
the prisoner, Mary Ann, wilfully set fire to said
shanties with intent to destroy them. Nicholas
says that at about the hour OF two O'Clock on the
night OF the fire he discovered the accused stand
ing near and intently watching the burning build
inQs, she being fully dressed and making no en-
deavor to extinguish the names; and he further
alleges malice, in that she had previously made
threats TO burn the shanties In case she was
obliged TO leave them, she being resident OF one.
The Judge held the prisoner IN $1,000 bonds TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury. The accused,
vino h German ragplcker, denies ner guilt. She
Is a woman OF small stature and repulsive appear
ance, aud, before SAID lived in one OF the shan
ties which were located on the southerly side Of
Sixty-eighth street, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues, the complainant, Waldheim, living In the
next street below and directly IN the rear.
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THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.

The Society OF the Cincinnati held its usual an
nual reunion yesterday. Many OF the members are
far advanced in years, but time appears to have
dealt gently with them. All wore the crosses and
medals OF the organization that told OF family asso
citation with the heroes OF the Revolution Mr.
secretary Fish had come from Washington few
days since to preside at the meeting, but was un-
avOtdably absent in consequence OF the detention
chair and Rev. Mr.. Wlett, the chaplain, acted az
secretary. There was a large amount OF routine
business transacted. Several applications I0r ad-
mission TO the society were received and referred.
NeSsrs. Popham and Cnrystie were elected trus-
tees, IN place OF DR.. Torrey and II. s. Stevens.
The principal subject OF interest at the meeting
seemed to be as to the proper method OF partici
pattng In the celebration Of the centennery IN
Philadelphia III 1876. He was determined that the
general society should procure and establish It's
was TO be considered the nucleus OF the Cincinnati
from all parts Of the country. AS the Society en-
braces the names OF nearly all those who, In the
armies OF the revolution contributed to the inde-
pendence OF the country, 1t would appear That
Philadelphia was most appropriate as a place Of
enCe OF the relatives Of the men who
fought for the independence OF the
nation would certainly be an attractive, II not a
distinguished feature OF the celebration. IL would
hardly be complete without this addition IL may
he stated that IN all probability such action Will be
taken by the Society that its presence will be
known and appreciated.
After the transaction OF considerable business
the memb ers proceeded TO DeinOnicos, the nag OF
the society being carried before them. Here they
toasts were trunk. General John Cocbrane and
other gentlemen we're very happy In their re-
marks, and the r.'Wainder OF the day was passed
very pleasantly.
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ALLEGED HOMICIDE In NEWARK.


Fatal Result Of a Very Trihing Quarrel.
In Newark, yesterday, on charge of having
caused the death OF John Koelle, a German Henry
Hartmann, jeweller, was taken into custody and
lodged in the City Prison to await the result OF a
coroner's inquest. On the 23d Of June, twelve
days ago, John and Henry, being residents OF the
same house, No. SO Garden street, became
involved in a quarrel over some trining
matter connected with the house, and John, as
alleged, called Henry very opprobrlous name
whereupon, as alleged, the latter seized pair OF
jewellers shears and struck the other violent
blow on the head. Henry was arrested at the
time and taken before Justice Mills; but as the
matter seemed trivial, John being about as usual
the prisoner was allowed to go on his own
recognizance to await the call OF the
Grand Jury Koelles wound, however was
much more serious than at first supposed, and
early yesterday morning resulted in his death.
Hence Henry's rearrest. Coroner Mum was noti-
fed and at six O'Clock last evening empanelled q
jury and viewed the body The inquest was ad-
ourned till to-day. The prisoner has many friends,
VINO oiIered TO go MS bail in any amount necessary
but OF course TINS was declined until the facts IN
the case shall have been siited by the Coroner and
O veruict reached Henry's friends express conf
dence that he Will be able to clear himself from any
crim m a act
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, July As P. NJ
COnsols closed at 92s 92 for money 92S 924 for the
account American securtes-Fve-twenty bonds, 1867
95ss 1875 %; tenforties, 500 new tves 90a; Erie
49i4.
The amount of bullion into the Bank of England
on balance to-day was fi9NOO
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, July 4-Rentes. 56f Soc
LIvKRPooL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL July As p.
Motion dull. Middling uplands, Sad. middlng Or
GLIDING 1000 bales for speculation and export Ofthe
sales $500 bales American The sales OF the week
have been $4,000 bales, OF which 1000 taken Tor
export, and 1000 on speculation The stock in
port 9l700 bales of which 3U00 American. The
receipts OF the week have been $4,000 bales including
590O Actual export 100 bales stock of cotton at
bound for this port 5is 900 bales including 10000 Amer
Sales OF cotton, shipped from Savannah Charles
ton deliverable August or september sad deliverable
July 96d The shipments of cotton from Bombay
since last report TO the 4h instant were 10000 bales
TRADE AT Observation-Disclosures. July 4-The mar
goods and yarns Manchester dull but not quot
ably lower.
LIVERPOOL BRHApsrUrrs MARKxr.-LivERPooL, July A.
Breadstufis dull California white wheat averages
lis Cd. club lbs I'd Us 4d.; red Winter l2s Flour,
rs 2Ss. Corn, Us Sd. 27s 6d. new Oats. IS. 3d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFF MARKET-LIvERPooL, July A.
MReceipts OF wheat for the past three days, $4,000
quarters, of which 43OO0 American. Receipts of
corn The past three days l7,0Do quarters of which 0
American. The weather IS fair and favorable for
the crops.
p. M.-Pork, 62s Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LvERPooL. July 4-P.
M.-Turpeptine, 33s. Tallow, Ais.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNDoN, July As p. M
Talow, AS 3D. Petroleum spirits. sgd refined, l3sxd.
Turpentine, 34s 34s. 3D. Common rosin, SIS Cd.
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Nav .at It simply tss crime o. perjury that esa Sc
has i sss arrn The statute boo. for twenty years
jurIes IN every county IN the Comnonweah and sup
h svsTs f CITIZEN
Of the s0mmonweaith; and To- in it, execution the
Zen scr tina. special pulpos VIII ch power given
O. e.
crime in ana someSGd2 NAY ,a my as%snt
\ Is wise and whSle.o%s law, as n il friend:
all the letter By its snorasmsnt unwiss and
statute book the better Tor the cause Of semperanee for
now It stands IN It's operation law of exemp
e III sn ss sH sssS4s as
political eaigsncies Of the men IN power demand or as
i given s moves s Sim "l IN hts is
and the s the o GG apSs II i
partial execution Of the laws in the Commonwealth
equality light OF Of Suide re All
men under the government
General Buffers brief aliusion to the Prohbitory
law was loudly applauded and his hits ut the State
constables' method OF enforcement were APP
prediated; hut, as alwhole. II was disappointment
to the audience: AS the speaker turned to take
his seat MI GOdrey In carry ny out his proposal to
pledge the General said :-~WIl General Butler
tell us whether he Is avorable TO the friends or
opponents OF the present llqnor lawy" General
Butler replied, "Will the gentleman from Milford
remember thaI asking questions OF o Fourth of
July orator La like whistling at hneralf" Where
upon there was great laughter: Mr.. Godfrey per
know where he is in the present campaign. viii
General Butler tell the people where ne isf They
drowned inihisses. TheiHutchinson Family diverted
attention by singing stirring temperance song,
"1he Car OF Reformation" and the orator OF the
day silently folded his linen duster about his per-
spring form, ana, chaperoned by one or the com
mttee, slipped quietly TIN Ough the crowd and took
the haiI-past Jour O'Clock train back to Boston.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 4, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

RYPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTESTONR TELEGRAPH LINE.
Us steamer Nipac, Fthian, Key West via Fortress
Monroe.
steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah July !, with
mdse and passengers to Murray Ferris Co
Steamship Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia, win mdse to
the Lorilla RI Steamshp Co
Ship Constantine, Creeyey, London and Isle Of Wight
30 days, with mdse and = PASSENGERS to 9rinneh MN
turn Go. June ~ Ion 81 W, saw ship Missouri, from
London Now York. -
BARK Victor CNor,, Terjesen, London 80 days, with
chalk and cwpty barrels to order; vessel to Buck
4 CO.
Tetens a Bockmann.
BARK Alice Campbell (of Boston, Gorham, Bordeaux 81
days, with wine &C, to Brett, con Co.
bark Billy simpson (o Windsor NS) Curry Palermo
May 7 and Gibraltar May g. with fruit to Lawrence
Giles h Co; vessel TO master. .
Bark Charlotte 0eddie tof Halifax, NS), MCKENZIE,
Cay Francis diys with sugar TO ID McColl 80,
bark Yumur of Nassau Carlisle, Sagua days, with
sugar, 10 Grnnell, Minturn Co; vessel to Wayden
Co.
bark X Weldon, Colson, sagua IS days, with sugar
70 Ponyert 4 Co; vessel to- 4 Ward Co.
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EXPEDITION ATTACKED BY HALF-BREEDs.
TORONTO, Canada. July 4, 1873.

TORONTO, Canada, July 4, 1873.
A despatch from Fort Garry says that Men
MONTE deputation on q prospecting tour in the
French settlement OF White House Plains was set
upon by party OF armed hafbreeds and COM
PEELED to take refuge in public house. Word was
sent to Winnipeg, and Immediately squad OF
fifty soldiers was despatched. The party mas now
all arrived safely in Winnipeg. The military have
five prisoners.
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KILLED ON TIE RAILROAD IN NEWARK

Charles Collingham, OF 10 Boyden street, Newark
was passenger from New York last evening on
the seven O'Clock tram, Pennsylvania Railroad.
Arriving at the Market street depot in Newark he
jumped Off while the train was in motion, fell
under the wheels and was instantly killed, as they
ran over his abdomen. He leaves O wife and sew
eral children.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON July 81 A. N.

WASHINGTON, July 81 A. n.
Probabilities.
On Saturday, for the Southern States falling
barometer, sOutheasterly Winds cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and rain on the South Allan
tic coast. For the Middle Atlantic States,
southwesterly Winds partly cloudy weather.
and local storms; for New Englands falling baro
meter, south and southeasterly Winds higher
temperature and numerous local storms; for
the lower lake region rising barometer,
sOutherly winds, partly cloudy and clearing
weather and lower temperature. Midnight tele-
graphic reports are missing from all stations on
the Mississippi River and its tributaries and west
ward to the Pacific coast.
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THE CENTENNIAL.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.

sincere thanks for the honor done me,
~ 49, JOHN A. DIX.
LETTER FROM SPEAKER BLAINE.
Augusta, Me-, July 8, 1873
regret exceedingly that is impossible for me TO be
1 with you however in spirit, and shall at all times
and In all places do all IN my power 10 contribute To the
"'''''' VI 'o1' A"' j. G. BLAINE
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NEWS.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises. .......... "a Gov. Island. morn 3 43
sun sets. .......... 20 Sandy Hook. morn 2 So
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JULY.
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Outdoor Festivities and q Grand BAN
quet IN Vienna.


| celebrations
| Outdoor Festivities and q Grand Ban
quet IN Vienna.
VIENNA, July 4, 1873
| The Americans here, with q number OF invited
guests. went on picnic up the Spree to-day.
| On their return banquet was given
at the glumenhalle in honor OF the
day. The dining room was finely decorated
with bunting and flowers. At the upper end the
American and Austrian flags were displayed, and
portraits of President Grant and the Emperor
William we're hung on the walls. About three
hundred ladies and gentlemen were present. New
York was well represented
At the first table sat Minister Jay, Rev. DR..
Chaplin, Barons Schwartz and Gogern and Messrs.
Jacobson, Schultz. Garre ttson and NcErath also
the Burgomaster OF Vienna the Consul General OF
Germany and Russian Chancellor OF State. Dr.
Ruppauer presided at the second table.
Before the guests took their seats a concert was
given by the celebrated Hungarian Female orches-
ira and during the dinner music was furnished
by military band.
President Lawrence Smith opened proceedings
with o congratulatOry address, and Rev. DR..
Chaplin said grace.
After the cloth was removed Minister Jay offered
the first regular toast to the "Health Of the Pres
dent OF the United States" coupling with it the
sentiment Of perpetual friendship between Austria
and America.
Mr.. Smith followed with the toast, "To the En-
peror of GERMANY which was warmly cheered.
Baron Gogern responded, thanking the company
for the cordial manner in which the toast had been
received.
Success was drunk to the exhibition OF Vienna,
to which Baron Schwartz replied by proposing the
success OF Philadephia's exhibition in 1876
DR.. Ruppaner offered the sentiment. vienna,
the bulwark OF European culture against the
Turks" and spoke OF the metropolis as the seat OF
literary, scientific and commercial development.
The BurgOmasters OF Vienna replied with u suit
able acknowledgment OF the compliment.
The festival terminated with q beautiful display
Of fireworks in the gardens around the hall.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
for the past twenty-four hours in
with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at.Hudnuts
pharmaCy, HERALD Building -
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Il. 1sixrIc CHOLERA
DYsksTERY, CHOLERA moRBus
CURED AND PREVENTED .,,vr

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, ,.., A..
looseness darrh,ea, cholera merbus 9r pan'u. us
charges the bowels stopped IN nieen OF
minutes BY taking Railways Ready ReieL 20 c3mgess-
ton or Inflammation no weakness or iass'uue WI" 'o-
low the the X. II. Relief: ,.,vs
For b.adocba ,yhether sick nervous, rheumatism,
lp,,,o naiS nj weakness in the back, spine or KID
noys pains the liver pleursy swengs o, s
ioinfs nnns IN the bowels heartburn ana ,pans o. III
&vmas RRsawav,s Ready Relief will afford Immediate
ease and It's continued use for iew days emecs PCT
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ney cB Sdays with cosi to swain Son vessel t.
Brig v:ns: Plymouth 3 maxs ssn:o: ssy: "a x.
vessel to q BsiIey!' = WIFI ''"e' W - g A''''D
With ssss @ asss aesV =
days with sugar, to Simon dc Wiser; vessel TO
lays s %S s
squai from he WESTWARD hiea carried away bowspri
i5remast, head, fore and main topmast and manboom
y No ans bar
s!fa%tSs
with cotton, &C. TO order: vessel TO Brett Son Co.
dar e to wsnss Co. fnApAn Mex DAYS win &C
sehr Cor. Ellen sleeper Martinique Il days with sn
,. Sshr W Knightcn, Nnghton St Andrews Is days
ysew aaS
schr frank Walter, Brewsier Bucksville Ca, I days
LIZZIE pine sysn shon New
with yellow pine to 4 Smith Coz vessel to eager
scIr smith, Williams, Georgetown SC. days, with
seSr Sssesn nS aa sEssT Virginia. iSanSn0 w.
.6chr Isle OF Pines. Lee. Virginia.
schr simmons Simmons. Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Owen Hines Ciendennn, Providence for New
y schr Jane Brain.rd. Hull Portland. ct for New
StOne
sckr Bertha. Conoyer Providence for EIzabethport
schr Eleanor Poyie New London for New YORK e.
Schr.L Hamln, Nelson Northport for New York.
schrgohn W Bell Bears Taunton for New York.
Kent fPSns ye as New new
schr Willard salisbury, Handy PrOvincetown for
schr 3 n French, French, Boston for New York.
chr Clara NerTck tor New York vv
AIDA P ' Ssx 'o'A
EsS.nd nh for york.
sshr Re,yenue Pnnney Lynn p for New YSTk
Sosp Rule IKE New
schT vs. ws Mats Mssssnsdy;e Ms ~ days. for
sehr Jennie Rossins, ToOfer, FAN River tor George
tor ss s Ss% York
ssnss Ts ri Sf New
schr Fannie Elder, Rich Newport ior New York,
% Tar 'S 1 New York.
sssr Fayns. seaman, Boston for rnil.asephla
sshI Cyrus E.wsst Young, Boston for Philadelphia.
sch h K Ee Bryant Newport for New York
schr rhos B smith. Bowman. New Bedford for New
schr John Randolph, Robbins. New Bedford for New
BOUND EAST
Sohr Ripple, Smith, New York for Noank.
schr Crocker, Harding New York tor Wellheet.
Schr Chief Smith, Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr Julia Ann, Stratton, Eizabethport for Norwich.
schr Franklin Vail, New York for Hartford.
schr j. g huntingdon studey, New York for Somerset
Schr Freestone. Pendleton, New York for Boston
Schr Mary Langdop, Burnett New York for Rockand
schr B Wharton. Bonsen, Virginia for Stamford.
Schr w Daisley, Daisley, New YORK for Boston,
Schr Moses Patten, Hodg1On, New York for Boston.
Schr Carrie Walker. Mcfarland. Hoboken for Port
land.
schr Chas Northam, Hubbard New York for Provi-
dence.
schr o Foster. Eldridge New York for Denis
Schr Mercer, Wasson Elzabethport for Bridgeport
Schr Alpine, Marshall, HobOken for Boston.
Schr Island City, Allen, New York for Harwich.
Schr Sarah w Blake Elizabethport for Di ,hton.
Schr Julia Carnage Pitcher New York for Rocklapd
schr Caroline Cornela, Crowley, Elizabethport for
Somerset.
Wind at sunset 3.
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AVtTHRG yCbICIUbJ Oh
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year Sax
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n cnt States legal everywhere desertion &c, suicent
oranted. advice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney,
e'"' 1914 Broadway