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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17
SI,ai1l.

MADRID, juno 1.-The Cortes has under
consideration the proposition of Senior Q, Con,
granting the government extraordinary facilities
under which it will be empowered to levy a
contribution OF 100, 900, 900 pcscbas upon the
country. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

ms- MASONIC NoTlcE;:-The members of An
drew jackson Lodge A. +. 81 A. NJ: who .pur-
pose going to Hamilton, Va, on the 18th of this
month to participate in the cercmonics of laying
the corner stone of the Masonic Lodge at that
place, will meet promptly ut their Lodge room
at a quarter before seven o clock a. m. All Mas
ter Masons in the city in good standing are fra
ternully invited to join us. Gloves and aprons
furnished ut tho Lodge room. A special train
for the accommodation OF tho fraternity will be
run, returning carly in the afternoon, and under
agreement with the railroad company, but $l.W
will be charged for the round trip. Unless a
sufficient number of Masons assemble at the
time designated to make respectable turnout
the lodge will not go us mn organization, it is
therefore important that the brethren should be
punctual BY order of the w. NJ:
IL ltd w. Nj. REARDoN, Secretary.
Gs"Y. NJ g. Attic regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be held in their
room tonight at o'clock Owing to the indis
position of the Recording Secretary, tho usual
notices to the members were not prepared {;
hence the members arc notified in this form,
and are requested to be prompt in their attend
uucc. The President will announce the stand
ing committees tonight for the year ending
June 1874 je 17-lt
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Loudoun county, JIG l7-w3m
r u s T 4 + G K ID !.

r U st &c EI V f D :.
White Linen Lawns, "A, for Waists Over
skirts, sc. "
Also Victoris Lawns -.s.t'#.
,Japanese Silks, very cheap.
Linen ,Japs. in beautiful styles and coors.
Rlcoched Cottons and Prints.
Linens for Gents and Boys woar.
Black Grcnadne. ~,
a fuil assortment of Gcnts' Linen Handler
chiefs.
RE-; i'esSe '''A ''D0 d. F. WILMER co.
NEW LAGER BEER SALOON AND
~ RESTAURANT.
IACOR BOHRAUS will open his new Res
toursnt at No I3 south Royal St, on Thu KS
DAY next, the 10Th instant, when he VIII give
FREE LUNCH. .,o hast of
He will keep constantly on hand the best OF
LIQUORS. SEGARS, Nc. r.h host
Tia has ,llst received large quantity oi 'c o'S'
PHILADELPHIA LAGER. nd
He will be pleased to see his many 'r'onds a,, VI
the public generally at his now stand: Je ~
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Bills for the quarter ending June 18Th are no"
All bills paid on or before the lst day OF 9u. S
will be at the ratio Of So per thou and feet on
all bills paid after the Ist of July ~ yer c!. wi''
he addod j. ROXBURY, Supt.
Office in the Market Building, koyai Su i'n
Hours from 8 to II, and from to .: Jeii ~
EOR SALE.-A FULL FLOODED MAkE'
II six years DID, stylish and gentle IN mar
ness. Apply 10. ~, ,nu,M
je ll-eu3t JAMES OhAAhA"'
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Tie tzurewitch and Wife.

LONDON, June 1.-The Czarcwltch ant
wife are visiting the Prince and Princess vi
w alcs at Sandriugham.
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Health of the Emperor William.

LONDON, June ia special dispatch from
Berlin to the London Hour, says the health OF
the Emperor William Is improving, and lt Is
expected that in a few days he will have regain
ed his usual health. * s.t 81.
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Dead.

NASHUA, N. H., June l7.--tlenry .jeWett,
the would be assassin Of Ella Woods, IN ll"d-
son is dead, Miss Woods will recover.
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~ ARLIN' SPRIN q IS.
DIR y GOOUS.

CAUZE MERINO AND GAUZE FLAN-
" MEL FOR GENTLEMEN'S AND La
DIES USE-Gauzc Shirts for gentlemen short
and long sleeves, of various qualities. Also
GauZc Merino Vests for ladies use, at No. "
King street. ~
lei RORT. L. WOOD.
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injured by the bursting of a fly wheel at Rob
bins & Sons rolling mill, last night, has since
died Of his wounds
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LATER.

WORCESTER, Mass, June H.--At half
past twelve o'clock last night q fire broke out
at Westboro', in Eageblock first appearing
in the upper stories occupied as tenements.
The flames soon communicated to the adjoining
buildings The whole of Eagleblock was de-
stroyed, together with twolow wooden buildings
on South street and block of three story
buildings, corner of Main aud South streets.
All the buildings were of wood. The sufferers
are DR.. Henry Winter, Of Jackson, Miss, L.
t. Green, o. w. Judd, S. NJ. Griggs & Co.,
Stoue & Co., II. K. Fitch, First National Bank
and District Court. The losses are not stated.
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Fire.

New York, June l7-A dispatch from
Boston, sent from that city carly this uIorninl
says A fire is raging i'll the town of West
boro', fifteen miles from Worcester, which
threatens to destroy the whole town. The. en-
tire fire department Of Worcester has beer
summoned ....... T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

RIA-ITs RAILRoADs.-While
waiting for the train have looked about this
prospering city, and will briefly note some
items. 1t is adopting metropolitan conven-
fences, 10 building street railroads, soon to be in
running order. 1t possesses good facilities for
extensive iron works, manufactures, and ma
chine shops; and the citizens propose to offer
several facilities to capitalists who will put up
extensive mills, factories, iron works, and large
establishments.
The railroads also, w. 9. V. NJ. and
Great Southern Line, and the w. 4 .. line,
both offer large facilities in favorable freights,
on iron, coal, timber, and other heavy articles,
to those who will here engage in extensive manu-
features The w. c. V. NJ. u &. S. Il. H.,
under management of Colonel Barbour, has
fitted up a fine new Office and made other lm,
provemen,s that afford additional assurance OF
The extension of this grand system Of roads
Mr. Mckenzie is also vigorously pushing Ms
W. Il o. Inc toward the Ohio river. These
lines will greatly aid the progress OF AcNan'
lra aud afford increased facilities Of transit to
rich sections Of Virginia.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad has al
ready demonstrated for Richmond and that re-
sion, what these will tor Alexandria aud the
northern portion. C"r. R'ch. State Jommal
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.nicsl Of his wounds.

PHILADELPHIA, June l7.-John Murphy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

FISH FISH FISH
so bbls primo EASTERN HERRING.
so bbls prime No LARGE MACKEREL.
In store and for sale by
ia II HOE s. JOHNSTON.
RANTS SOUTHERN GRAIN Ora
W DIES.
We have on hand large stock of the above
superior Cradles, which we arc closing out at
red ucod price
ie II JAS +. CARLIN s. SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

| A second very large
SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
| We are now able to offer GREAT BAR
| GAINS in many kinds of choice goods.
! We will not enumcrate, but shall take pleas
ure in showing our stock to our friends and tho
public generally. "
| my5 d. +. I'm Gk w.
IN W GO o D $.
We call the attention of our lady patrons to
"A 1 line Inc Of DRESS GOODS, consisting in
| part Of
| Alpacas; .Jnpancse Fabrics; japanese Silks
| French Striped Silks; Black Silk; Black Silk
| for lining purposes; Linen for Ladies' Suitings.
new shades; Persian Stripes Victoria Lawn,
| very new superior French Black Grenadines
| Medium do; Lower do.
Some Of these goods arc offered for less than
cost to import.
1 Linen Drills.
| Linen Shoetngs, 1914 and Hid goods.
| Linen for Boys
| An unusually pretty assortment of Cnlic"cs,
Lawns, Cambrics and Pcrcales.
full line Of Cottons A., "a, Ga, So, lO-4
and Id.
Lace Shawls, real Llama.
Lace Sacquos, real Llama.
Silk ParAsols shades.
Silk Umbrellas, do.
/ respectfully submit our large stock to very
close Inspection. ->
my j. NJ. STEWART.
w WHITE GOODSi
From large shipments arriving weekly, our
regular lines arc kept full throughout tho season
at No. 81 King street.
je3 Il. II. WOOD.
HOSIERYl HOSIERY
IL Having decided to close out my entire
stock of Lsdies', Mems and Childrcn's Hosiery,
will from this date sell every pair at and below
cost. ! have II full limo of regular Hosiery, and
every pair must be sold by the first Of June Sc
cure bargains by IN early call.
myo q. &. BERRY, IL King ST.
TVENING DRESS GOODS.
White Tarltons, Pink. Green, Blue and Straw
colorcd Tartons, White Organdics, beautiful
goods in Plain, Striped and Plaid, Bishop and
Vicoria Lawns also full assortment of Cam
brics, Embroldcrics, Edgings and goods cspc-
cially suited to the coming season, ut
ROBT l.. WOODS,
my 10 No. az King street.
1873 SPRING 1873
NEW GOODS.
beg TO announce to the ladies Of Alexandria
that am now opening very large aho atLrac-
" - SPKING AND SUMMER GOODS.
and would call their special attention to my
stock of BLACK GOODS, in Bombaznes Hem
rietta Cloths, Cashlneres, Parisiennes, Tamise,
Bigantines, Tamantnes, Grenadines, Hernsnies,
Grape Grenadines, Jenipines, Collona and Ba-
den Cloths, Alpacas, Mohair and "a and ID
Muslns.
And in FANCY DRESS GOODS all the nov
elites in style and color of fabric to be found in
the Northern cities.
NH II h. Is. HOOMES.
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LOST avn EOE.v'D.

T OST-A liberal reward will be paid for the
IL return to this office of handsomely carved
M EERSCHAU M CIGAR-HOLDER, lost yes
tcrday Je l7-H
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E'UR.N.IsHIJvG GOODS.
MAGNIFIEDl

T MMENSITY MAGNlFlEDl
l.
-....t
,,,,,r,,,nv>,upD
UNiftChbENi hi,. .,,rD
uNooNi h,'2ni,' ,r,pD
UNI A''H hiH'HD.
STlELN rs AND COllNTER'n CIV ERFLOW-
lNG.
~ ~ Ii a. IL ~
Light Goods. Getaway.
White Goods. CIT Straight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17

TIE STREET RAILRoAD-More complaints
were made to the Mayor to-day of the extent
Of King street, obstructed by the contractor tol
laying the track of the street railroad, but al
examination OF the work aud the statements OF
the contractor and the President Of the railroad
company make it evident that no more of the
street is cbstructed than is necessary and that
the work is progressing as speedily as possible.
Mr.. Wn Haggins the energetic contractor for
the repaving OF the street is now rapidly push
ing his part of the work ahead. He has now
employed eighteen first class PAYERS, among
them all the Alexandria PAYERS The work is
being done in good and Substantial manner,
and King street, when finished, will be greatly
improved.
The Superintendent OF the Police served no
tees this afternoon upon the President of the
company and the contractor to stop work at
once, but the notices were not observed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-17
FRENCHS, NO. IS KING STREET.
just received

... FRENCITs, NO. IS KING STREET.
just received
FROM OLYMPUS TO HADES, by Mrs. For
THE HEN MYSTERY OF HOLLY TAVERN, a
story of Nine Travellers, by Lauriston Col
M1ILiDjDLEMARCH, by George Eliot, new edi-
ton. Paper, Sl5o; bound, 81
OLD kENSINGTON, by Miss Thackeray. ST..
THE NEW MAGDALEN, by Wilkie Col
Inns. Soc.
MUST IT BE, Romance translated from the
German of Carl Detlcf 7ic.
THE SPORTMAN'S CLUB IN THE SAD
DIE, by Harry Castleman. SIPS.
WHAT WILL THE WORLD SAY, Novel
of Every Day Life. and Onlya Woman. SlO.
POLITICAL PORTRAITS, by prominent
London Journalist. S150
PLANTERS AND TERENCE, by the Rev.
W. Lucas Collins, NJ A. ST..
WORK. q Story of Experience, by Louisa M.
Alcott author of Little Women" etc. 81. IS.
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, by John Es-
ten Cooke. Sl.5O.
TRY AND TRUST, or the Story of Bound
Boy by Horatio Algcr, jr., author of Ragged
Dick series. Sl.5O.
Constantly receiving New Books, Magazines,
Reviews and I'LL tho loading Daily and Weekly
Papers. lie l4l G. E. FRENCH.
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NOTICE. A,er.n M1ys: jus o3'i s, is7s.
All persons owning or intending to keep any
animal of tho dog or canine species shall come
forward and take out license for the same from
the Auditor All persons found with dog or
dogs ON his or her premises without the required
license sha IL be fined five dollars by the Mayor
for every dog SO owned or harbored after July l..
II And it is further ordered, that after the 10Th
instant all dogs found remaining at large in the
streets of this city without being, properly and
securely muzzled shall be seized by persons de-
signated for that purpose and dealt with accord
ing to law. Also all dogs found running at large
in The Market Place shall be killed.
=, ;eG-2w VIM N BERKLEY, Mayor
DRANCH OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND
- STEAM DYE WORKS, Richmond, Va.
DREIFQs Agsn. for A .soens No. No.
liver Iii kinds of DYElNG and CLEANING
nfGENTS and LADIES GARMENTS. No
charge for cxpreesago. Gall for particulars at
oIr Office, No. lO9 King street.
Mrs. B. DREIFUS, Agent.
NH 24-3m u. h. GLASGOW, Prop
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nj EEKSCHAU N CIGAK-HULDEK, lost yes
to-day. Je l7.H
T OST-From the premises of Rev DR.. j. d.
IL Mitchell, on Fairfax street, small BLACK
and TAN TERRIER. The finder will receive
q liberal reward by returning the same. JIG 2t'
T OST-Sunday morning, between 8 and 10
IL o'clock, small GOLD NECKLACE, in
front of No. 70 south Pitt street. The Under
will be- rewarded if he will leave it at 70 south
Pitt street Je l6-3t
0OS REWARD-Lost or stolen q LA
DAO DIES GOLD open faced anchor
WATCH, cased by S. w. Benedict New York,
No. 1858. The above reward will be paid to any
one returning it to w. w. ADAM, King ST.,
and no questions asked. je IA eo5t
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1TOSIERYl HOSIERY
IL Having decided to close out my entire
stock of Ladies', Mems and Childrons Hosiery,
| will from this date sell every pair at and below
cost. / have Il full line of regular Hosiery, and
every pair must be sold by tho first Of June. Sc
cure bargains by IN earl y call
myS &C BERRY, II King ST.
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MI w b 90 ks D A l l.
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STlEI.V rs AND COU NTERS OVERFLOW
ING.
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TVENING DRESS GOODS.

White Tartons, Pink. Green, Blue and Straw
colorcd Tarltons, White Organdics, beautiful
goods, in Plain, Striped and Plaid, Bishop and
Victoria Lawns also full assortment of Cam
brics, Embroiderics, Edgings and goods ospo-
cially suited to the coming season, at
ROBT l.. WOODS,
my 10 No az King street.
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T U S II K Z g i l V b &.
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A second very large
SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
We are now able to offer GREAT BAR
GAINS in many kinds of choice goods.
We will not enulncrnte, but shall take pleas
ure in showing our stock to our friends and tho
public generally.
my ID. f. WITHIN ok Co.
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UNPRECEDENTED
UNSURPASSED.
UNPARALlELED.
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WHlrE GooDS' WHITE GOODS,
From large shipments arriving weekly, our
regular lines arc kept full throughout tho season
| ut No. 81 King street.
je3 K. IL. WOOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-04
NEW JERSEYS LOSS BY THE
ATLANTIC.

Newark and other parts OF New Jersey expe-
rlence deep and melancholy interest," from local
causes, in the Atlantic disaster. Heading the HER
AIDS list yesterday Of "Saloon Passengers Lost"
was the name OF "Miss Agnes Barker, OF Chicago. y
This estimable young lady, 30 suddenly
sepultured In the great iron casket athwart
Meagher's Rock, though restdentof Chicago, was
q frequent visitor with her sister, Mrs. Bass, Of
Harrison street, Orange, and went to Europe
few months ago in charge Of her nephew, son Of
Mrs. Bass, whose health was very poor. II was
thought sea voyage and change OF air might do
him good; but he died In London and Miss Barker
had his corpse shipped on board the Atlantic and
embarked with 1t herself The rest has all been
recited in the HERALD-that Ia to say, the story Of
nr yet
Newark loses venerable couple named Patrick
and Mary ~ bmansy whose nephew Is Patrick
Michael, were saved. The old couple were on
their way to spend the balance OF their lives in
Seine fears are entertained by his friends that
Mr.. William Taylor, of Newark, may have been on
Tayiors, but no william. 1t is almost superinons
to say that the terrible shipwreck has senta thrill
OF horror throughout New Jersey.
heard OF at least dozen cases OF persons being
SO shocked that they declared their positive deter
Europe this Summer as previously arranged. The
people are loud in their Condemnation OF the GRIM
ma negHgence SHOWN Dy tue company ana Cap
tain In not providing an ample supply OF coal.
It was expected that a number OF Paterson peo-
pie would sail the Atlantic for this side Of the
ocean. Among them were Charles Williams, of
Stony Point; Mr.. Calvert, formerly Paterson agent
OF the White Star line; Thomas McAverney, OF the
barbour Flax Mills, and another employe OF the
mills, who was returning to this country with his
wife and family. Some OF these persons had in
tended to take passage on the Republic. which
sailed few days prior to the Atlantic. The Republic
was obliged to put back with broken shaft, and
left some OF her passengers for transportation by
q later steamer. The name OF only one Of them,
however, appears upon the passenger list OF the
Atlantic and it is probable that the rest are SAFE
Mr.. Calvert was, as far as known, the only Pater-
son citizen who was on the vessel.
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to last night II viii be remembered that this gen.
eman left the city yesterday to look for The remains
OF the unfortunate members OF the family OF the
Merritts, who were cut OF from life SO suddenly by
the terrible shpwreck. The loss Of this iamiiy mas
Scrymser's, who thereby have lost two Of their
members besides a brother and ssterin-aw. Inc
their end have done stjn more TO bring SADNESS
upon this home circle, which has already gone into
deep mourning for their departed relatives.
gone into mourning for the l0ss OF its chief
member, and Mount Vernon itself may be said to
feel the disaster most keenly. l
Yesterday the death Of Mr.. John Ffender, OF this
city, was announced, but 1t fortunately turns out
that he was among the saved from the dreadful
calamity I7.TI-. - ~ =
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A Lost Brother.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, April 8. 1873.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Among the cabin passengers who were lost in
the wreck OF the Atlantic was my brother, Albert
Sumner, son Of the late Hon. Increase Sumner, of
Massachusetts, who had spent the past two years
mainly at Dresden, Germany (Saxony), visiting
during the time all the principal cities Of Italy and
the other parts OF Europe. His profession was mu-
sic, which he had studied devotediy, as also the
Continental languages. He was the author OF
number of musical compositions. He was return
ing, with his fresh requirements, to be more than
ever priced and beloved by large circle of friends
His age was thirty-twO. Within two days OF home
he has found fearful grave the victim OF series
OF blundeEs that were worse than crimes.
SAMUEL Il. SUMNER
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 8, 1873.
~ - $780, <yrE ApEn
KALAMAZOO

- 1880 rpAprn :, .~---,
OlAA44AAsA-I.
Steamship Hammonia GER, voss Hamburg-Kunhardt.
steamship city of Merida Zimmerman HaTana-F
Steamship Gen Barnes Mallory. savannah-w Gar
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett, charleston-H
Steamship Hatteras Lawrence, Norfolk City Point and
oS
Steamship Glaucus Bearsc. Bostor-t Dimoek.
Steamship Wainsutta, Fish, New Bedford-ferguson
Bark Helen Sands, woodside, Alicante-Nesmlth =
Sohy f-Y SHT-H ~ 81 --,Adc -x----
Bari. Imogene iBr) McEachen, Antwerp-Jacob H
BARK saio tRuo, Nordersen, cronsaot-Funch, Edge 4
BARK Fortuna GER, Zimmerman, stetin-Funch,
BARK Sole dtsD, vsrns, Tresse-Funsh. Edys Co
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Phelan. Matanzas-J Elwell
Brig Rcsini tBr,, Danes, BrIstol-M Murray Dame
Brig Augusta tswe,, Domcy Gottenburg-Tetens a
Brig Onaiaska Wheeler. cadiz--Tupper A Beattie.
Brig Mathiide dtaD, cahero seviile-funch, Edge a
g Brig Amelia Emma, Carlow Masauzas-walsh, Field
Brig Emma L Hail. Fowler Key west-J Hurlbut 4
schr Jose Barrcras csp,, Dios, vigo spain)-C Mar
schr Astra (Br) Haskins, Aux cayes-P Nevius 4
schr John Fisk, smith. Baracea-I X Staples
schr Rosahe tBr Abury. Harbor Island-Joseph
schr Rebecca Evans, Morgan, Harbor Island-B Wen
berg = - -
berg,
| Schr @ l. Bradley, Chapman, Jacksonville-w Ray.
Schr Union Flag, Frisbee. Charleston-H Loud Co.
scbr j Robinson, Harding, kopfolk-Isaac staples
Schr Helen r, Jones, Baltiinore-Raeket Bro.
| schr Ellie Smith, Smith, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball
| a Co
schr Charles Rogers, MAYO, Boston-A starbuck.
| schr Pilots Pride, Brewster; Boston-Chas Irving
| schr Pathfinder, Gushing. Gioucester-B Weinberg.
| Schr Talina, Slocum, New Haven-Rackett Bro
sloop Fred Brown, Wilson. Providence.
sioop Mary Elizabeth, Hart New Haven-H W Jack.
son Co.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToHE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamship Algeria (Br lie Messurer, Liverpool March
22 with mdse and 494 passengers TO G q Franckiyn
steamship Canada (Brl, Webster, Liverpool March TO-
and Queenstown, 9th with mdse and Az passengers to
WI Hurst Had strong westerly winds March 80, lat
u ~ lon % eassed AZ ns nan steamer bound East ss
Steamship wyoming (Br, Price, Liverpool March 10
and Queenstown 10Th, with mdse and 40 passengers
Williams Guion. March "a lat 80 lon 81 passed the
hull Of the ship Jessore .becre reported waerlogged
French steamship, bound east.
Steamship Holland (Br) Bragg London, March TO- via
Havre 10Th, with mdse and $50 passengers 10 Hurst
Had ne and moderate weather up to March rs which
date in lat AZ 49, Ion 81 As encountered terrific hurr
veerins to INV with very high sea and lasting
side Of wheelhouse and knocked in stceraee COM
stcamshp Isaac Bell, Brakeman Richmond city Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers to The Old Do
scbooisnip Mercury Captain aeraud Madeira Pal
m A. rio Jrneiro, and 81 Thomas March IL. Had hne
weather.; bee days north OF Hatteras
skip Ximospiserc. Costello Calcutta Dec end Sand
Beais Dec !. wiir mdso to bessre yaDscou bTSe Co