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GOVERNMENT SALES.
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pRoPosAis oaHARBoR IMPROVEMENT

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bsAled propqsals In dpplests, MI be n.esigsd A
Va .hss a pr 'hS mn y g. asOsS 3
heISSTs s, .,sor MEXICAN ana w,,oon.a %
lls u snairssus llzrbor, Wisconsin.
Port wAshinlton HArbor. Nisoonafn. sl. -
Racine HArbor, Wisconsin l-,It . N
Ghisaso HsIRef, nphoin ,,,.
For al Information apply TO this once.
Parties euposing TO bid must furnish satisfactory
| endenoe ofhapaeily and hood faith. IILI " -
lprpposals vii 10 ndorsed on Tho envelope Pro
tpssls for Aspnmense,n ~ other hArbof, ~ III
eAiA may ". and 40 resAed 70 n n Iun,u,,on
AplO Major o. Ensineers. b. i 1. Bvt Ga
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OzH1nK CHIKR QuARrKRsfksrtRs
DEPAnTMENT OF rms qULf, !

80 NIxlsaE.sgs IA March 2. ls.s Ii.
ss s ~ ssf % sS s.pply
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" All beessssfy Attenuation IN regard TO bidding
scauEsns1is e. Nth 5l.hh form y q nspgO-..ii
be furniIhsd on APplloetqn v this onles, Anh bids
S sSs I ESt tssa otSst8A On n sonfpiy
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ORpsArcE OyYIcE,l
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ystsly, e NaI. The snas end saiidints q the
Sn asi atssnsi. Vii - soid 81 paSe ,nssioa. on
ihs g!9snas % MONDAY. Juhei is7l. somnlsnc'
The tsrps q MA. - prescribed By law. are; One
fourth cash Al thn tina " sale and the remainder
credit % one two. and three years, with inter
ct NJ siI per oentpm per annnm. secured BY bond
and euryty from the purchaser.
Chcalzis EtVtng dssAiled Description Of the prop
etH nHt 30 had hpoh npploAtion 70 this once, Or
Vel Tsoy. n. ~ os Q cet 4 cri.pis, ISm1 baid
] he propertr may be inspected upon Iprlyins 70
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! ALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
y AT vEBdENNEs, VT

In pursuance y ss hsssS a. q 6. Sec
5..ry q Var the lsns nd building q hs UniisL
Tosgds On YRIDIY. June q isis commsnSias 81
m ssI?s q s.ls: :. pre,eribsd y Law. a.. one
onA crsdt Of Que, two. and three years With inter
80 ~ All per oentpm per Annum. secured By bond
CifcuiHfs rfyfns dslsilsd description Of the prop
sty may = I'D nm .g Il e "a. one. e @
Troy, ~ y, o. 70 Col 8. crispin. Army Baildlnss,
The properly may BE- inspected upon applying TO
the nop. commit. iQned gfticer IN charge.
SAFE OF TnK o. 4 4 AAsESAL AT ROME
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A.D'.fI oyyrcy cTTrY iop,aIt mi. Is4Rh I,

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feAled proposals, nfriDAioaiN With copy q Oil,
advertisement attached 70 Zach. viii In Focaived II
.ifanl QuAfternasterl, AZ the several poats IN thi.
pepsrtpert named belqv. until 4 q locf M, Nay
from July L Id 70 5uns ., ira Win The feiiSsins
quantities Of fasl. more or lss.. vial - lIEf :
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pRorosAis FOR FRESH DKKF.

As.leant onsrtermsster General D. B. A., in charge
OF Depot ape
'horoSAls FOR FRESH pkkS' ~ 'o
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a,soP{ ihs istler. viih, thls sdIertissmsnI 20 5:
Bed and Mutton Tor IL ssm ~ pefod aess,r,J Y
u "a, ~ 1920 :, !. THOMAS WILSON.
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prcyessi. wni " q thls gliee ah,i y
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JSR6P osAIS FOR STATIONERY -rT
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MARRIED.
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phAnie GER eehuete. chefoo; barkenne vctor Cove
Nanaimo; Outside, bark Stephane Ger) from Chef3o
Eda s sHa sr acss Rsy
SA4.vANNAH Jan ARRIVED, brig Nelson Br, Gordon
nh-Arriyed bark Albina Hayans.
psne; sersan9 pl zunno, Liverpool; New
1irsS s' Bs!fey New York; ship Alb
0s S RAVEN sn .on, John
Ball Cahoon Norfolk for Boston; Kittie Stevens Xnder
son 81 Jo1n, SS; .9r He ~ York York
schrs B Beard, Scott and The Star did not sail.
Jan ARRIVED schrs Helen M Simmons. Bush surI
nam for Boston stampede, Dow Jacksonville for do;
Paine Riizabethport for Plymouth; Loe ssmsrs Bns
ton for Baltimore arrived 2d).
Passed by schr Louisa A. Martini Cape Haytien via
sailoi-Brlgs Thompson, and Athalaska schrs
aay n ST Vsr % Saa pan %
Erie Margaret Island Belles William Flint, q Went
GEn Msy A sSs nss ss%n
Ball Kitie stevens Lottle Richard yaux, Jeddo and
5th, AM-Arrvcd, schrs Susan Wright Lowe, Cadiz via
Norfolk for GLOUCESTER; Sophie Kranz. Dyer. New Or
Nathaniel Stevens Saunders Elizabethport for do Ann
lockwood, st john Baltimore for do Oriental Cole,
foss, Boston Charleston Rachel vsnsnan. Browsr
DO for WiminstSn Del winged RACER HoMss Do for
Farron Small, do for New York; vandalis from Rock
Cen hanks America, Pioss Brides Enterprise Franco
MIA, Mahaska, Ann Leahy, Amirald. 49,
for Portland Congress, York Portland for sagaa Mary
woodbury., Woodbury. do for Utilla Annie May simp-
SHiSS1ssRS Nary Steele ,,.. ,....
Clark, CLARK and Luoa Murchison, Jones, New York.
6hIArrlyed schr Helene, Adams, Boston.
Robbins, Baltimore
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FORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 2, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship WIN Cory tBr). Cole, Livcrpool-Hendcrson
Bros
Steamship Glamorgan Br), Laybourne, Cardir-Alcx
Baxter Co.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn savannah-Murray, Ferris
Co.
4 Co.
steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman. Norfolk Old Domn.
ion steamship Co.
Steamship (ilaucus, Bcarse. Bostop-b pimock
ship British Viceroy tBr), Butchart Lverpool-Grn-
Bark Midlothian (Br, johnson, London-Peabody
Willis Co.
Bark Asia Nor), Schwartz, Havre-Tetens & Book.
mann.
Bark Brothers Pride (Br), Morris, Havana-J Ward
4 Co.
,Brig. Christian DAM, WHITTIER, Rio Janciro-Funch,
Edge 4 Co.
Brig Annie Gardner, Hatch, Georgetown, Dcm-Leay-
craft 4 Co.
schr Alba oBr, Calder St Pierre, Mart-J II wnches.
ter 4 Co.
sehr Isaac oliver, Pannen, Aux Cayes-Youngs Smith
A Co. eS' '''
schr saarbruck, Clark, Jacksonville-w Raw
Schr carrie, Chase, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball & Co.
Co. ' -
schr Chas Rogers, Mayo, Boston-A starbuck
Schr Watchful, Gill; Providence-I W jackson CO.
Schr Evelyn. Palmer Stamford-Stamford Manufacture
ing Co.
schr sallIe Burton Burlcy, s,amsord-stamiord Manu-
featuring Go.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steam hip Baltic (Br), Kennedy Liverpool Dec &C. via
Queenstown 18th, 10 46 AM with mise and 10
Sparks; arrived ut 20 Pm Jan g. lat 4b 81 Ion AZ y
Guion steamer, bound Il.
Steamship Wyoming (Brl, Price, Liverpool Dec 25 with
mdse and passengers TO Williams Guion Jan g. 400
miles OF sandy Hook, passed No stea mer bound
bound T. '
steamship Medora ) Stewart Naples Nov 30, Mcssina
Dec Palermo 9TH, Valencia 18th, and Gibraltar 18th,
with fruit TO Hendc rsun Bros Had strong gales most
OF me passage Jan lat 49, Ion 80 80 passed ship Frau
els r Sage from New Orleans for IIavre. ~
steamship Montgomery, Farcloth Savannah Jan 4,
Win mdsc and passengers TO X Towtcn.
steamship Champion. Lockwood, Charleston Jan 4,
with mdse and passengers to II Morgan 4 Co.
steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, horebead City, NC, Jan 4,
with indse and passengers to MURRAY, Ferris Co.
sship Lord strathnairn (of Liverpool sinclair. Cal.
eutta and sand Heads Oct y, with mdse to Barclay
Livingston Had light westerly aud westerly winds
down the Bay OF Benga crossed the Equator in Indian
Ocean In Ion ~ +; fine weather rom thence to lon IS
had strong Sc trades; then to the Cape light variable
Winds rounded the Cape Nov 49, crossed the Equator In
the Atlantic Dec III In lon 29 had strong NE trades from
70 N to Bermuda, which passed Dec "a; had variable
weather since took piIof from boat Hope No !. Oct
H. lat4 lon f. smoke ship Empress of the Seas (BD,
Lord Lyndhurs r, from do for Mauritius; 20th lat
lon 50 Il. ship Calcutta, from do for New York; ed,
lat ~ s. Ion Is f. ship Naturalist Or, from Liverpool
for Calcutta; 25th lat Ion 81 H. ship Furness Abbey
Br), from Calcutta for Maurtus; Nov 9th, lat % s. lon
~ L, ship Prince Eugene lBr) from Bassein Liver
pool l4ih, lat Ss Ion - II, ship ~ Marnock (Br) from
10 TOR do Tth lat 10 8. Ion "a Il. ship LaDgston tBr)
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SH PIPING WIS.
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEW York HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whiestone. LII, and the is
now open tor the transaction of business.
The line will be found Of great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is no other telegraph communication with
MILESTONE the Herald Line will be open for all business
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established
Private messages twenty 1--we for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels Off Whitestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for the New YORK HERALD free.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Office, pier No East River.
Herald Branch Offce No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, Ii.
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and was conducted to the chair by Messrs Alberser

and was conducted TO the chair by Messrs Alberger
""N '"''''' THE SPEAKERS ADDRESS
On taking the chair Mr.. CORNELL addressed the
House fOllOws:-
cereIy for this evidence OF your confidence and
teem and regret that have no words in which
fully 10 express my appreciation Of the distin-
upon me- The position to which am assigned ID
one OF difncuity under the most favorable cream
Stance, one is called to it without Legislative ex-
perence Of any kind; In its proper aischarge !
privileges OF the majority shall guard with jeal-
GUS care every right Of the minority, as well as
Gentlemen, we have before us grave RESPONSE.
bility The people OF our State, after being robbed
IN tue name OF Law and In violation OF law until
f0rbearance ceased to be virtue, have arisen In
their majesty and overthrcwn their unworthy
rulers. They have placed in the executive chair
character and 1t is for to assist them In restor-
ing an honest and economical government II we
OF nnrpose we shall record one Of the
brightest pages In the history OF the Empire state
ELECTION OF CLERK AND SUBORDINATE OFFICERS.
The House then proceeded in the same manner
to elect Q Clerk. John O'Donne was named by
ninety-two members; James Mcconnell by thirty:
five members O'DOnnell was declared elected
and was sworn in.
The House then proceeded to elect Sergeant
members members and j. q. Rhoades BY thirty. four mem
bers. GOring was declared elected and sworn in.
Mr.. SNYDER moved that Eugene l. Demers be
appointed Doorkeeper.
Mr.. RAY moved to substitute the name OF w. H.
Creed: Lost and Demers was elected
Mr.. TOWNSEND moved that James Hogan be APP
pointed First Assistant DoOrkeeper.
Mr.. RAY moved to substitute the name OF A. w.
Seaman. Lost, and Mr. Hogan was elected.
Mr.. COGGEsHALL moved that John +. Adkin be
elected Second Assistant DOorkeeper.
Mr.. RAY stated that the democratic caucus did
not nominate any candidate for the office and Mr..
Adkin was elected.
Mr.. KENNEDY moved that worden E. Payne be
elected stenOgrapher to the House, Adopted.
The usual committees to notify the Governor and
Senate that the House was ready to transact bust
ness were appointed and reported.
The Message Of the Governor was then received
at the hands Of his private Secretary and read by
the Clerk.
At the conclusion Of the reading Mr.. Hustled
moved that the Message be printed, placed on file
and referred to the Committee of the Whole.
The House then took recess until four p NJ,
when the drawing for seats will take place.
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SALE OF PEws IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The annual renting of the pew and aisle seats OF
Henry Ward Beecher's church, Brooklyn, took
place last night. The first choice was obtained by
Mr. Alexander Fitzgerald, who gave 1855 premium.
Mr.. Clafiin gave $500, and Mr.. II. G. Bowen 1855.
The total amount of premiums obtained was
$46,5S0 so, which Is an advance upon last year OF
nearly one thousand dollars. The rental and rent
OF chairs are fixed amounts, fixed shortly after the
building of the church. The total receipts for the
coming year now stand as follOws-
PremlumS.. $46 $50
Rent OF chairs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
Total. $780, 230
The total amount OF last years. receipts was
$59,S75. The prices paid last evening were larger
than usual on hgh-priced and low-priced pews,
and lower on pews from $40 to $50 each. Ffty-fve
pews averaged over $34O each; and only one pew
was sold at 81 premium.
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e, en- e &
Dec is Lac n, Ion IS W. ship Prima Donna from San
ssS sI:9 1s%, sss fivsrSssS cseust. and
Co. Sh shortly Z s ter
Nov
tree eh the naSssf In %
RED them 70 lat Is Ion q fresh treezes most q the
a3s e
s! sosss Y y,Se nS9 Sss r ss
ship Cslc.tta Brl from Calcutta for Boston, I'd lat ls
rss A.ls e? sr sa9hHs e.
lon 3 ., .cSr Moses S PSt!en stseTI ceilings Jon w - "
u.s. ~ ts tea to ef He
Of HSps NSS s the Dec 10
gales Grades light rom the Cape . the Equator; Ne
%sssS bark John
asd Ish tysraDs winds and cams to Hateras; thence
ESsIpeo s.rts Rio anero
fsS: Bee so s weather s
thence dsy. WIN :trOns gales from 81 Nj carried
fSa GosSe1g
IT. sdays with salt to Pendergast Bros. Had fine wes
winds Jan lomiies Of Hatteras, saw large guam
ty OF wrecked STUFF. consisting Of spars water casks
Brig Fs.sel o, stindt Rio Janero % day.. with coe
the Equator Had @odefa to-
t a'E' SSss 'fass
rS Ss &an w3 h T; s9Ss y
schr John Randolph, Jones' St George Bermuda), IA
days with old IRON &C. to Ferguson Wood. Had light,
variable winds; was 4 days n of Hatteras - 80
schr Masss g. Samson Vaughn Woodstock Mills
s9 ffxs ye CO. e MsS W Snd Cal
10 s days !. q H Ra p ~.
nh fE with
schr Eclipse Bountree, Savannah II DAYS with lumber
Ssh Td1d wed%ors Tsrry wilmington NO. days
with cotton and PoWs While All
the the es
obliged to tow her ashore Jersey fats where she
schr Elizabeth White, Blake, virginia.
Schr Cannon, Outen, Virginia
schr Sa s TKws cyis
ashore on RocKaway Beach.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Nercus, Bcarse, Boston for New York. with
schr Lillian Gertrude, Hurst Campobello NIB II DAYS
for New York, with fish to master;
with headings to Dnrkee KEN ''"'' III -''" ''fA
schr Addie simpson. Simpson Eastport for New
s ssSr L k,t sC%ers Boston for New York
BOUND EAST.
BseS New York kGfx r New onaon
schr Roekhil. Rockhlli Baltimore for Boston.
schr Hazard, Clark New York for New Haven.
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Assem- bly,.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. :, 1879.
The Assembly was called to order at eleven
O'Clock.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Darling.
The roll was called and the members were sworn
in by the Secretary OF State.
MR. CORNELL ELECTED SPEAKER
On motion q Mr.. FORT the House proceeded to
vote rfua poce for Speaker. Alonzo b. Cornell was
named by 81 members, John C. Jacobs was named
By IS members. Mr., Cornell was declared elected.
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SAILED.

Steamships Leo, Savannah Isaac Bell, Richmond, &c
ship Gen Mcclellan San Francisco barks Alpha Queens
town Falmouth Edna Brunswick; briggs Endymion,
Bristol, Fanny, New Orleans.
Wind at sunset NE, light.
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GEE PAMPHLET WITH DR. WILLARD PARKER'S
- accommodation OF BETHESDA SPRING WATER i'm
diabetes Pronounced by eminent physicians the only
cure Tor this and Brights Disease, Dropsy INDIGESTION
and Urinary Organs.
Dr. HEATH. Agent, roons 200 Broadway.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JANUARY.
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INSTANTANEOUS.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States Desertion, &C., Sufficient cause
publicity required; charge until divorce granted.
Advice free. NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, $50 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8 A. NJ. tO9P. NJ,
On Sunday from tO9 P. NJ.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS.
IA OF different States; legal everywhere; publicity
fees III advance advice free; commissioner every
State. FREDERICK I. KING,
Counselor-at-Law, 1853 Broadway
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ALBANY, Jan. Z, 1873
The Senate met at eleven O'Clock this morning,
all the members present except Messrs. Ames
Murphy. Perry, Tweed, Foster and Johnson.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR RoBINsON's ADDRESS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

AN AFFLICTED CoSGREGATIoN.-Thc New
York Sun gives an account Of the devotion
to Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the
church of the Most Holy Redeemer, con-
Quoted by the Redemptorist Fathers, in that
city. The spectacle presented was that OF u
large congregation composed almost eXGill-
siyely of afflicted persons. The report says :
"Ihe church soon began to till rapidly,
and before the hour rolled round when the
exercises were to commence it was nearly
half full. The spaces in front of the peWs
and the altar steps were covered with kneel-
ing. standing, or PROSTATE human beings.
Some were stiff in their knee.joints, and
could not kneel. Others had great tumsrs
on their faces or necks. Many were on
crutches. Some were blind. Others were
harelipped OF withoutany lips or noses. Many
were evidently in the last stages of consump-
ton. Some were pale and emaciated, but
with no other sign of disease. None were
ragged or squallid, but the greater part were
clad in the garments of genteel poverty. A
few of the women were elegantly attired in
silks, with velvet cloaks and bonnets, and
feathers and laccs. Many mothers with
their babes were in the kneeing thrcng.
All were quiet and earnestly devout, pray
inc in low but audible tones. All over the
congregation, which filled fully half Of the
church. were both men and women so rupt
in prayer that they seemed totally oblivious
of everything or human being around them.
Father Price, in his sermon, said: The
blessing of restoration to health which you
come to invoke Of Almighty God, through
the intercession Of our Lady of Perpetual
Help. may notbc granted you, but he prayer
of sincerity and faith Is always answered 10
spiritual if not in temporal blessings