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National Republican., 1873-12-13

THE WEATHER during tho past week las
bccn more like that Of tho month of May Il rn
that of DacemNcf. Al $ O'Clock yea Crlry
morning tho Thermometer Indicated ~ 'cgrccs;
at Il o'cl)yk, - degrees: NJ ! O'Clock. 10 de-
grccs. On tic corrcGpon In ily Of last year
the Thermometer toOl--at S a. ~. -: aL neon,
-; at p. H., %2, and at p, NJ, -, IN average
diHCrcn'c of about ~ degrees. fram 5 o. IN.
to p. M. yesterday the thrrmom ter stool,
during the entire pariol, within few degrees
of "summcr heat and at one time fully ap-
preached Il.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

A PLEASANT Httlc newspaper quarrel now
progressing between the S,H'is.l AMI the N,"s,
both daily papers, printed at Raleigh, n. c.,
has resulted in some unpleasant exposures re-
Carling the character Of their respective ell
tors. Among other things, 1t has been discov-
cred that Mr.. Josiah Turner, of the S.H'iHI,
was an adviser, II not an Nbcttor, Of the Ku-
Klux organization when 1t had en- existence IN
the State. This man Turner has frequently
denied its existence: but murder will out.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

THE INDUSTRIOUS gentleman from kc:-
tucky who uncarthcd Mr.. CoSs proposition "a
change the name Of some vessel to that Of
"Wm. VI. Tweed now proposes that Cox
shall change places with Tweed himself This
would suit Tweed, but how would 1t suit the
other convicts
National Republican., 1873-12-13

ROARING Representative Lamison, Of OhIo,
dcfes hi, constituents on tie back-pAy pucs.
ilon, anil boasts that they will return him 10
Congress again. Walt, Mr.. Iamsnn, until TIE
next campaign in your dis,rir', and yogr voice
will be heard In another strain.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

UNDER the head of Educational notes." an
exchange mentions the fact that two Yale atu.
dents were fined fhr drunkenness and beating q
policeman. That's the ou'y way the average
policeman can be educated; but why fine the
studen.s!
National Republican., 1873-12-13

THERE Is an evident disposition on the part
of the recently designated committee elairmcn
of the House committees 10 exact the lcsi.i-
mate reicrcncc Of each bill introduced in the
House. Some few of the committees have
gradually become little more than a name,
while others have secured the monopoly Of
business obviously within the scope Of the
neglected ones. 1t is argued that by this
means the leading committees have more work
than It is possible for them TO properly adiua',
and, on the other hand, able men dos'rous of
participation in the public work are conSlsn d
10 oblivion merely from the inicr;Ori:y Of So
tlon accorded them in the partial distribution
of Congressional labor.
National Republican., 1873-12-13
nILii,.

HOahN.--At Reno, Nevada, on the spst Of No.
Nyisher, OF typhoid pneumonia, PArHICK N.
uogAN' nnyon thirtN-throe years, rornerty Of Dur-
National Republican., 1873-12-13
MARRIEn-

MASNlX-sTENENs.-- Ion theoth of December
he rcaiIsncc OF The hEides mother, by Rey. Or
LILA nurLER, only daughter OF the late nj. ii
National Republican., 1873-12-13
rIatsMpECIAL rAXrS

Owners Of property inE special taxes TO pay,
either iu? street InnruvrInr 1r cwcrI sivC
heavy percentage by 'riNiHg their hills with for
settlement. lnlir1n tinn r!luishnd.
LANGDOS, BARBER 4 ALBRIGHT,
NClicr. IN Real Estate aud S'curitiss,
nu5l-tf No, 7nI l. street. OPP, the Post pf"c.
National Republican., 1873-12-13
no1-tr No. 7o' L stree
p5goTo THE LADIES.

NINE. T.. +. JEASNERET htyinz returned from
plrls, with Tho latCst styles Of Dinner, HAIL anil
Wedding Drs :. aul Hats Of choccst styles, ran
be fnunll at y 10 Eleventh street, one door from
pCnn.viynnlI HYrIuc. DrSs,cs constantly on hand.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

~ following Iimitsi Between II street north
and l'ounGtry, aud Srreuth sir,rt west and North
Capitol streets. can have hereafter the NATIONAL
REry uLiCNN lnuciu lily srrN cd by the undersigned
At whnsr rgs.''cnce Orders aul complaints can be
IpiIS fALiON,
iylsff lI5 SiNih street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-13


The NATIONAL RErUpLIcAN Il published every
morning (sundlys cNccpted) at the southwest cor
ner Of Tbirtconth street and rcnnsyiyania avenue,
aud furnished to subscrlbcrs tby carricrs) at my
cents per month.
Mall subscrbcrs, ss.oo per year; AGO for six
montha, and sl.p for three months. Terms In
varisbly In advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsISGi
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements under
the head OF "For Sale or Rent, =" "wantcd, Lost
aud Found" aud Personal" " twelve aud = half
cents per line.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
spuhiishod every Saturday morning, and Is FUR
nlshed to Subscribers at tho following ratcsi One
copy one year. g; three copies one year. 81; ten
copies one year, is5 singlc copies, In Wrappers Ave
cen Is each.
ss- All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should bo addressed to wN. y.
MunTAGn, Proprietor, NATIONAL RRruDLiCAN,
Washington, ID. G.
TIE REPUBLICAN, BAS 4 LARGER CTRCr-
LdTI0S THANdNf OTHER MORNING. P.iF 2R
IN the DISTRICT OF COL UnBfA.
SATURDAY MORNING.. n, iS7a.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

Drop" revived, the House was entertained with
characteristic TRADE against our naval man.
agement and the absence of enthusiasm on the
Cuban question. This ELECTED numerous decided
statements which cruolly compelled Sunset to
suhsidc. Indeed, he nroused the Hon. and was
more roughly handled by actual conflict than
he has been by tho cruhadcs of salary defenders.
So rapid was the decline that he cssayed to
bolster his cause by retort, but unfortunately
hc singled out General Hawlcy, of Connecticut,
as his antagonist, and the frequent repetition
| of the cpithet "cowarl," called the latter gen.
tlcmln to his feet, when few sharp and de-
cisive sentences followed. But this csAbition,
while Il for the moment enli,cncd, did not oh
struct the passage of the hill, which was finally
consummatcd by an almost unanimous vote.
"
on TUESDAY SExT, the 10th instant, the
people of Pennsylvania will be called upon to
vote upon the new constitution. The election
will be held under the authority of the convcn-
tion which framed the new constitution. Con
Siderable interest Ia being manifested In the
result. According to many of the newspapers
OF the State the politicians are, for the most
part, arrayed against the new constitution,
while the people arc generally for its adoption.
This is said TO be particularly true in the city
of Philadelphia, whose officials pocket, in the
shape of fees, from twenty to one hundred
thousand dollars per annum, the amount vary
ing according TO the character Of the Office AMI
the capacity Of the officer The new constitu.
ton wipes out some Of these officials, anil
brides the balance, which will account for
their opposition. In speaking of the coming
election the Philndclplia preSs of ycster,lny
says 1t "may turn out that Philadelphia will
be the only county In the state TO return ma
jority against the new constitution, and with
nn honest vote It would poll the largest major.
ity Of any for adoption" The PreSs means
that If the vote could be honestly counted the
result would be an emphatic declaration for
adoption. The bare suspicion tha: the ballot
is polluted in Philadelphia in tho manner AMI
to the extent charged Is dlsyracccul to the Re.
publican party Of that city.
National Republican., 1873-12-13
noARD FinH COMMITS.

- sloncrs, Washington, ~. g., Drc,'ubrrn,
lsB-All persons having accounts, whrthrrg dlnrd
OF not. aEnlni %" Fir Drprrtmcni Of the .,i,ri't
OftOlumhn. which have accrued sulscuuCnt to tl"
hrst day Of Dcc"mb lT2, are hereby rtpurs",i 10
enclose To the unl"rsgucl, at Room ~, columbia
UuiiiInE, y statement Of the SANE. showing the
amounts OF the accounts aud the dates whpu rsu-
drrrd. WILLIAM II, REEn,
dsll.gy -grst-tsr.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

Conference rifis Saturday, EVENING, al T.s.
ThG ,r prr,l1,ng elder, Rev. Jn1. Lan,han, u; H.,
the nistOr, Dr. Tiffany. In the evening, at 1t3i
clock. Quarterly loVcfrasi on "Wednesday at
National Republican., 1873-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nlay~UNIyERsAIiS IiSTsEnvI
lron,,,, ..,; Y Eay Z st9r, VII preach in Masonic
o'clock y. ". Subject fhr the clunlugl Why was
clrlstI,.nniy given; or, The USE Of religion.
National Republican., 1873-12-13
...rsPRlNCKrAL ofrlCR

N-,syaPRlHCyPAL OFFICE
81 EHGEpMAS's SAVINGS AND Trust
y.u.,, WNsiriSgroY, II. G.. Sept. q 1854;
ss MSTE T LIN To ;,Ss sc E sna nSr tEi
Sci" sSsi 70 WI" IRA" o. Hssf ", ssfflckSEY, Actary.
a.s7-Ci,IL sEnyIcE.
CgndIdrtc~ for a,imiss Ion to the Departments thor
Tric rai.s Ut ihesprcid branc!, of The Co,nmcrGis
school, corner uf Sinih and u strcpts.
- fi "Sr! "r"irirni iH i.ructors e,S no" '"'''
school hour from ) To pp. ~. n"iI-tf
s,,J"DErGH, CHEMICALS, PEHFI me-
It T,,cs S si TfafE b&gG i SFGRE SFSiRif &C. at low
ysHo,iEopATHIC ICMEDICINg.AND
corner + aud Ninth strcdas. So ''. ' '''''''
s-,sysLEtAL AND OTHER BaIEES
a. c nEr ErfSrER i5 JbI! 6FFIpT 6FFiF1IMTESr S%rrr S%lr
~~.5JsALL THE COUGI MEDICINES
pie Drug Sinrc. now
r-syr"pUEE WINES AND LIQUORs FOE
- mclicinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
nsgy"wHEN YouG,ANSSorrISDwnAT
DruE store, and Nlnth streets. noyi
N1Fa NlMyI0,s CIRCULATING II.
- .r BRARf, tslI rennsylyantt avenue he
tNCrn ihrl ana tOur-antf-l-hLlI streets, All tic
subscriptions 80 cents per month. oeiai-lm
7~z@yBTHE BEST DANCE MUsICIs FUR.
- =, ni,heL by u. DoNcII. Orders may be len
Eighth street southeast. oc2i-tf
'ISys1EORGEToNN oNN.-PERSONS DE-.
s s!riIyy tho y SATioSAL RsrC ntdCA u can have
ly leaving their at tie Cigar Store Of James
7. stake, successor to II. q. Hitter, i8 Irlige
street. scpsj-if
NIyseFSRST TTARD.-PERSOSs RESID.
- Ing In the First warI can have The iEPuB-
LicNN delivered promptly NJ their rcsidCnccs by
lhilip u. ward, No. 1870 pcnnsylysnia avenue,
r"r",r OF Eighteenth street. scpsi-tr
n, JsDONCII'S BAND-THE ONLY CIT.
hr Distiir-wlli receive orders To furnish Music nf
nmi SnI fer any purp?,c and on al occasions; vt
9h Eighth street southeast. Orsi-tf
r-1syawEBEn's BAND, LOyIS WEBER
49, leader, furnishes ni,lslc for halls, private
rails. Orders eau he len al W. a.. Mctsrruit'- aud
ihy Ells music store, and at my resilrurc. - sew
nth street, Navy Yard. Telegraph O1lcr nur
'a"ar" ORTIZ" hou'c. octc1-3n
N1TJssOCTI WARRINGTON. - PER. !
~ sous residing IN south Wellington can have |
tile EErrBLiCAN irt 81 their residences promptly |
every morning iy loE!ng their nLmcs ami alir",s |
street, brtwcth NirEnli avenue aud ID street south
west. sgp.,-tf
r13sCAPITOL HILL. AND NAVY
tul can hnvu tho RErUnLiCAN lrft at their reel |
ucncc' promptly every morning by leaving their |
(lrrnil, No. iiS Fast CapiInl S.Tcrt or nf Daniel
kcy'sClgrr store, Eighth s;ruc' between Hirgimia
National Republican., 1873-12-13
,-,sfaIMronrANr T.x NOTICE.

The rs.csmcn's for STREET IMPROVEMENTS
aud sEM EEAGE. II not uail witElH tiir,y lay.
VIII bear lnlrst ~ iht rltc OF ttn per r'U'. n'r
anuun. Thr.r tlN"s can now he p,il villa hrn.'..
di.c9nut, having hnuRht III III IN large Emtrrts It
much less than current mtrkrt rates, fur lii IN.
formation lnply to GtD. THt'ESpIlI,
kc,i Estate Broker, 7tj !. street noeihwt,L
drcj-im
National Republican., 1873-12-13
,-,5gsrOR THE nrsT PLACES To ury
IN yorR CARDS At OVER

sO for the ALPIiAnFTiTkI IiiSISFss
nlRECTpEN In the DAILY NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN. Address Box 8, RkPunticAN ONCE.
rIsys ny INVITATION. REV. JOHN
- - noliERTf. Int" Adm!ni 4iraior Of tbs Arch
Diocese of Haltimprc, viii preach q Charity sermon
on nrNl snnh,r. Wcccmhrr lith,) at II O'clock q.
NJ, IN Trinity Church, GcorgetoNn. Collection for
dcit-:t-
flJfsCHuBCI OF THE STRANGERS,
49, Episcopal, lincoln Hall, Y. NJ, G. 4.
HulldinR, Ninth aud ~ strrrtg, Rev, j. l.. iiuh-
hard, rctor; Services SUNDAYS, liza. m., flDp.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

DHFn Fn1NTnTs, 1GNTTnnns, STrliEAT, -. v,,.,
,cnhmercs, IS 80 az and Is eta, Ali-Wo ooi Sat.
ns; ire. :, Ia; s, t9 NJ Sssl. r SloIh rodascd
sc,".,a prizes: slseh s,'IH'.' .sd rmprss. o,h:
u,.ni: y cents. Drrss Goods, 0 cents, f,rmcr
price s,senss' Ssnton flannels In fun stock, f.oIn
Ski.t., Ai.A worth "a sPEcikL RGXiNsiN
CARPETS, AS They MusT RE soi.p.
soo Pennsylvanls avenue, south side, below seventh
slrSet. ~ uog
National Republican., 1873-12-13

S-S FRIEpMAS's SAVINGS AND Trust
COMPANY.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Sept. % 1851.
NCTi'E TO l'LruslTbRs.-Fromu uHl aftcr this
datc Hni until farther nuilre ihl- Company will m.
PLY IT. rule requiring SIXTY DAYS nD.icS uf III
scsi q. ". sTIcKNEY, Acuary.
National Republican., 1873-12-13

Clndidates for admits Ion TO the Dcpartmrn thor
oughiy prepared for cNamin itou under The rivil
srrNicv rnls NJ tlgspciN brinc! Of the Coinmrrcl,
school, corner uf SInih 1nd u streets.
lhr Commercial Department Is alsu now supplied
alth q fui rnFps OF rrElrlrni Instructors.
School hour. from To . y. M. nniI-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18
BUSINESS IN THE COURTS.

Judge Fancher, at Supreme Court, Chambers
yesterday denied the application for mandamus
against the Comptroller directing him to pay s235
for engrOssing some complimentary resolutions OF
Mr.. watson the late County Auditor, passed by the
Board OF Supervisors. The person who did the en-
crossing must look to those who employed him for
his money.
Various foreclosure suits against William NJ
Tweed were yesterday before the same Judge on
an application for judgment on the foreclosures
the appointment of referee to sell and an extra
allowance. The foreclosures have reference to q
portion OF the Cram estate pought by Mr.. Tweed
and subsequently transferred to his son, Richard NJ
Tweed. The Judge took the papers, reserving his
decision.
Uros RadosalveuovitZhis who had been sen.
fenced February 81, 1871 to three years. imprison
ment at hard labor for stealing letters from the
Post once has been, on the recommendation of Mr..
Sigsmund Kaufman and General Sigel pardoned
by the President, on the ground OF previous good
character and also because the prisoner VINO has
name the pronunciation Of which is a puzzle,
was unable to speak to the officials Of the prison
they to him in an ineligible manner.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, be-
fore Judge Benedict. the Grand Jury were dis
charged until tomorrow morning. as a sufficient
number of them did not appear to transact bust
In one OF their number should be taken ill.,
In the case OF Polhamus and Jackson, who had
been indicted for completely in the alleged defaca-
lions OF John L. Hodge, Paymaster In the Navy
a nole proseQuf was entered yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court by District Attorney
Bliss
John II. Sehol military pension agent. 10
Chambers street. was recently arrested aud brought
before Commissioner Shields on an accusation of
Illegally charging an extra fee in a pension claim.
three occasions for examination, and on Saturday
last the Commissioner honorably discharged Mr..
Scholl, holding that the government had JAILED to
sustain the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-18
Marine Disasters.

For particulars OF the loss OF steamship Peters
burg Br. Baik from Annoy, &c via suez Canal for New
York, and ship Charlotte Austin, from Lcghorn for do,
with other disasters, see news columns.
STEAMSHIP QuryEpo sp,. Bald, from Norfolk for Liver
pool put into st Thomas previous to March with rudder
and one OF her masts broken
SHr JENNIE EASTMAN, from Havre for New Orleans be-
John howard son, of Bowdoinham. in 1863, was a
fne vessel Of l'S tons and valued at $soo@ she was
others OF Bath, Me, and was partially insured.
BARK Annoy tBr), Mckenzie from swansea for Provi.
dence put into st Thomas March with he
cargo uronJ shifted.
BARK EIvrRroS, Benson, at Baltimore from Rio ia.
nero reports Feb Thomas Moore, seaman, native Of
England, died and was buried NJ sea.
BARK SARAH SIXTH (BrJ, Bishop, from Liyerpool for
Philadelphia, went ashore on fhepix island at pm on
damage.
BARK Acarr, Ballard, from Bakers Island for Liver.
pool, which put into sydney, Nsw Dec So in distress
salyard when on the Falkland Islands.
BARK 9SEoo before reported on Are at Savannah was
surveyed by the fort WarGen March r. The
will be discharged and the bark thoroughly nverhaued
and repaired he portion the cargo which was dam.
aged by fire will be replaced.
BRIG JoHANSE GER, wilshuscn from New York for
Cape Town. CGH, which put into Bahia Jan q in dis
ueS resumed her voyage Feb T. having re paired.
ScnR LEWIS BAKER toi Babylon, LIZ, Petty before re.
early in the Winter and grounded the beach OATS re.
her stern and bow.
Scum A FAHwKLL, Farnham, from wilmington, nc,
Tor Boston ashore near Orion Light below the former
scHR ANNIE lBr, Pye, at st John NB 18th inst from
New York, had been ashore at Musquash. Damage, IL
any, not reported.
scHR ERNST MARIE QIayO, sypcrick before reportcd
LOST sailed from Gbara Cuba Jan 70 for Philadelphia,
and was abandoned at Feb iu OF water The crew
took u the boats and alter being in them for ~ hours
succeeded in landing at Mosquito Inlet Fla. The
has been enormously reported as wrecked at Caye Hay
ten,
Semi GOLDEN Cry, Saunders at Salem 18th from Cay.
.enne, has besn Y Gays Nof Bsgmpda With coatnuspa
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM Vaults AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Jeremie March and Port Az Prince 9Th with mase and
heavy gale from NNE carried away ruddepost 9th lat
for baltimore The is bound Liverpool put this
port to repair DAMAGES , ,... ,.
via ta %S mdse
into
stopped it. Sailed from savannah In at II AM and
good weather the thee entire Soynse 'o' oiA, Aa
H.
ship Back rrnse ns fSOchHT Dec
S6p x ss Ger, Hopper, Bremen Dec Dec with
eh ssra S On the Bs c.nr r,,r,,.o Now
WIN @! to @Sa?ss
s sanf sna @ %y Ta
Bark Alfred of Bath, Burt, Trieste Nov 30 with mdse
to- ElWeii Co. Ihe IS anchored on the Bar
asys wlt5 ,Ss Miller ioashton. The
Bark NarTagansett 4amlin, Charleston days, with
with irut &C. to order; vessel to Agresta Is an
5Is 66rstins Ss KING Porto GaSe0 IS days with
weather to
s ssh an a cCo%s COT Kng Port
sci to Weinberg Had strong NV gales most Of the
days with ip"t Vim Vessel ps %en
UcTs. hau suOnB NV gdeS all inc passage
moasses to owei' son Go; vessel to cfoweii.
with q
scRr III Gilmore, Dutch, Jacksonville 10 days. with
schr AItavela coggins, Jacksonville 10 days. with
sclir Bramhall, Alexander, Savannah days, with
g EDWARDS Sss Rn SS NC
days with naval stores to Vim Blank vessel to Overon
The shin Eliza hetb Nicholson fof imam, wchster from
% The ns 18th very fine
the Cape Of Good Hope Dec IS; had very light and
a S S Sc S s 3 & FEB r. 5s Lon
had very bad % weather passed "a Large Quantity Of DEALS
e the out OF spoke @
Boston, from whampoa for New York
nhs snP 1afs ans
OF Good Hope Jan st Helena Jan H. crossed the
% Gpe msnr sns soe Ss
Porto Plata, hence Tor Kingston ia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston Gtr New York. with
mdse and passengerst to Il + DiInock
Se% for virginia
sr ssT Sr York.
sehr y, uroans Allen Brdse5Port for New YORK
schr john sSmes, Heath, Bath, Ne, for Ma!annas.
ssSr I New
Schr Robena, Allen, Providence for New York
Schr b Franklin, Null, Greenport tor New York.
schr George Pierce, Kelley, Salem for New York.
Schr Fair Wind, Bowman New Bedford New York.
schr Louisa Francis, Kelley. New Bedford for New
York.
Steamer Electra, Mott Providence for New YORK; with
mdsc and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. New York for Portland
Brig Arctic (Br,. Suthergreen New York for st john
NIB
Schr Alex Young, Carver, Baltimore for Providence.
Schr Mary Smith, Green, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Lotte Cook, Genvercn, Virginia Tor Newbury-
port.
schr Tcaser, Smith, New York for Boston.
Schr SaIe Burton. Burnley, stamford New York.
Steamer ERctra Mott, New YORK tor Providence.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship City of Antwerp Br). Eynon Liverpool via
Steamship Ellen Terry, salyear, Newbern-Murray,
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. Portland Amea
Ship Cashmere, Norton, MelbOurne-Mailler Que
Bark Hildegard Nor), Monck Cronstadt-Funch, Edge
4 Co.
Bark Coonist Ger, Nordby. Antwerp-C Tobias Co.
Bark Giulia QtaD, Carlotta PalermO-Fabbri Chaun-
cey.
Bark Arletta, Dow, Malaga-Walsh, Field 4 Way.
Bark Com Dupont Nichols, MontevideO-Walsi, Field
Way.
Bark Holbrook, Leavitt, Cienfuegos-Brett Son 4
Co.
Brig springbok (Br, Nordboom, Liverpoo-H De
Wolf Il Co.
Brig Rabboni, Coombs Palmas-Miller 4 Houghlon.
Brig Netherton (Br), Haden, Gallipolis-G Bulley.
Brig Princess Beatrice (Br) Simmons, Point Pitre-H
Vatabie 4 Son.
Brig Excelsior OBJ, Mayor, Hamilton tBermuda)-D
McCOll.
Brig VIM Mallory, Jr, Forsyth, Galveston-C Mallory
L Co.
Brig Atalaya, Coll, Cienfuegos-Ponvert& Co.
Schr Mary Holt, Higgins, st Kltts-B Mecalf Co:
schr Francis sattery, Stetson, Chareston-Evans Ball
4 Co.
schr Mary Price, Newlove, Wilmington, NC-Chas H
Class.
Schr Mary Farrow, Carter, Norfolk Staples
schr I Sinnickson Dickerson Philadelphia-A Dayton
4
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BOWLES BROTHERS g. co,

Boston, March II, 1873.
The irstmeeting OF the creditors Of Bowlcs Broth.
ers Co. held in the United States Court House
in Boston this morning. before $. Lothrop Thorn
dyke, Register in Bankruptcy. There was large
attendance OF creditors and attorneys from Boston,
New York, Providence, St.. LOUIS and other cities,
IepIeaeQtipg about Sl60,OOO.
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Steamship Ellen Terry, Ncwbern ships Carrier Dove
San francisco; Alexandria, London barks ST Peter
Cronsadt; progresso, stockholm; Maria London; Mon
Barbados, brigs Alice, gibraltar; Fleur de Ma
RE, Algiers and GiDratar E1a Thompson Arecibo PR
Dciphine, Matanzas; Geo Chase, Cardenas; w Rich
do; schrs knghton, Kingston. ia; Isaac Oliver,
Cages; Julia Floyd Georgetown, SC, via Port Bluff
Pioneer, -.
Wind at sunset NV. fresh.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Vittoria (Nor). from Bcyrout l02 days with mdse
to master 10y pilot boat Aspinwail, No 2D.
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WALL STREET FORGERIES.
The Continental Bank Victimized by Forged
Railroad Certificates.

Statement Of the Cashier Detectives After the
Forgers-Who Is Guilty How the Thing
Was Worked-Theories of the Detec-
tives-0utside Firms Also Victim
ized-Latest Particulars of the AZ
fair-0pinions in Wall Street.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.