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weather Report.
WAB DKPAAThHhT,
UyYIOH OF THH CHIEI SloNAL OERIcER,
\, HETITgToH, D. O., July $500 r. 4.
PRODADILITIRa.

On Saturday, for the Eastern Gulf and
South Atlantic States, Southerly winds,
increased Cloudiness and local storms.
For the Middle Atlantic States, wester;;
" winds, partly cloudy weather and
somewhat higher temperature, followed
bv cooler weather on Saturday.
For New England and New York,
tasiefly winds, Veering 10 southwest, with
numerous light, local rains, followed by
clearing weather on Saturday night.
For the lower lakes and the Ohio Val
lev, soulhwesterly winds, vcGring TO the
northwest, with clearing aud cooler
weather. .
For the upper lakes and the northwest,
uorthwcsterly winds and clear weather,
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Arrival of U. $. Ministers from Cen
IFnI AmeFtCn,

NEW York, July 25.-Ex. United States
Ministers Blair, Biddle and Baxter re,
spcctIvely, to Costa Rica, Salvador S anu
Honduras, aud Consul Thomas InghAm
from Aspinwall, came as passengers 10
the Rising Star. A., au,A,,,o,
inc cxneditlop, which landed in Honduras
rom M he steamer Gen. Sherman, seems tC
have proved q failure.
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TIM Ynrd neStrDIn,l hr Rirn.

EVANSVILLE, July 25.-A Journal spe.
ciAl reports the burning Of u. p. Bren.
ner's tan yard at RoCkport, The ipSur.
Snce was only 5000, in the North Mis-.
souri, and Franklin, Of Columbus. Itwas
supposed to have been caused by an in
cendiary.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The TlchbOTnC Claimant Sending TO
the U. S. for Funds.
LONDON, July 2J.-Wm. Il. WhalIey,
member Of Parliament TOR Peterborough
and prominent friend Of the Tichborne
claimant, will soon proceed to the United
States for the purpose Of soliciting sub
scrlptlons to enable the claimant 10 deirsy
the expenses incurred in his trial
THE RETURN OF THE SHAH.
LONDON, July GJ.-UpOn taking his de.
parturc from Europe for home, the Shah
Of Persia will embark at Brindsi.
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THE TAX ON CIGAR MAKERS
Visit OF a Delegation to the COmmis.
SloneT Of Internal Revenue.


SioneF Of. Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, D. u, July pa dele
cation Of cigar manufacturers visited the
Commissioner Of internal Revenue to-day
and protested against the adoption OF a
patent cigar box, Mr., Slraighton, SeCre'
iary OF the National Tobacco Association,
suggested the abolition OF the cigar man.
ulacturers' bond ol five hundred dol
lars, on the ground that many
honest, but poor manufacturers could
not furnish bond, and the Commissioner
requested that further explanation Of the
subject DO submitted 10 him In writing,
lor his future action. The Commissioner
listened 10 the arguments oi the delegation
and promised to endeavor to do justice TO
all parties.
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Arrest Ic. and Confession OF Murderer

ATTCSL Hnu uCOhItsBIUn OF 4 N AuIuVI0I'
WMLLANIgpoRT, Pa, July 25.-Nelson
Wade, a brakeman on the Philadelphia
l. Erie railroad, was arrested here last
night for the murder Of Mrs, Mcbride
and the attempted murder Of her husband
on Tuesday last Nine thousand dollart
in gold was found on his person. he
ConIcsses the crime. .....
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CINCINNATI, July 25.-River l8 feet
and falling. Arrived, James D. Parker
from Memphis. Departed, Andes, fol
Wheeling and Phil, Sheridan, for ST.
Louis. Weather clear and hot.
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BRussELs, July GA telegram from
Mons says M explosion of fire damp oc.
curred tO day in coal mine at FrAmieres
killing five miners and injuring several
others.
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s,abbIpr Affair In Russell Co., Ky,

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-In drunken
fight in Russell county, Ky., in which
several men engaged, Geo. II. Harris was
fatally stabbed by James Rayburr, All
the parties we're arrested.
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GheGtte4iaeneer:

THE Hancock Courier Is agltAting Tor
railroad up the river through that
county.
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CARDIFF, July 25.-Tho steamship
Pembroke, from New York, has arrived
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assistance. About one hundred buildings

assistance. About one hundred buildings
have been burned.
New York, July ga dispatch from
Baltimore ats o'clock P. N. says the fire
Ia still rngiug, and blocks OF fine build
ings have been burned. The authorities
are sending lOr outside help. The water
supply is failing. Clay street, from Lib
erty to Howard, two squares, is burned
ont. This Is narrow street, filled with
carpenter shops and box factories. The
steeple OF the Central Presbyterian Church
was on fire at half.past one o'clock. The
tiercest portion Of the fire was the one
on Saratoga street, between Park and
Liberty streets. On the south side every
house in the square is in flames. The
fire in the square came from the back
buildings, which reach to the destroyed
houses on Clay street. Up Saratoga to
Howard street, on the south side, the
houses were still burning at one o'clock.
The course of the fire from Thomas lac.
tory, where It commenced, was up Park
street on one side, and the rear
of 81. AlphonsO school on the other
side The burning shingles and sparks
started the fire in the square on
north side Of Mulberry street, between
Cathedral and Parks streets. Tho fire
then dashed across the street to the Acad-
emy Of Arts. The dome of the Cathe-
dral at one time was on fire, but was put
out by the citizens stationed on the roof.
At II o'clock the castings Of the windows
of 81. Alphonso's church were on fire for
the third time. Sparks were blown all
over the church from burning houses in
front and along the sides. Notwithstand'
ing the intensity of the flames, and the
natural excitement incident thereto, no
panic prevailed in tho Dcighborhood oi
the fire, but all did their utmost to pro-
vent the spreading Of the flames. The
new salvode corps appeared on the scene
and are doing good service. No estimate
Of the damage is possible under the cir
cumstances, and the heat is intense, which
prevents the working Of the llremen to
any advantage,
BALTIMORE, July 9j The fire was
under control ut Q Pm. The loss is csti.
mated by several parties at 100000. The
loss falls principally upon dwellings.
There were about one dozen business
places destroyed, among them arc sash
and blind factories, dress and cloak es.
Establishments, fancy goods sewing ma
chine stores, cigar, paint and tailor shops,
and one saloon and restaurant. Many of
the houses on Clay st., were frame and
brick buildings. The residences Of A. s.
Abel, proprietor Of the Sun, Johns Hop
kins and Prof. N. R. Smith were saved by
men with fire extInguishers. St. Alphon'
Sus church escaped, but tho Orphan Asy'
lum of St. Alphonsus school was almost
entirely destroyed. The Cathedral es.
capped, but the valuable residences near It
were destroyed with the exception Of
those on Clay street. All the dwellings
destroyed belonged TO wealthy persons.
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GERM ANY.

Severe Punishment Of the Frankfort
Rioters.
FRANKFORT, July 3D. Fifty oI the per,
sons who participated in the Beer riots Of
this city several months ago have been
convicted and sent TO prison for terms
ranging from nine months TO four years.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN,

An old and distinguished German cttI.
zen, Stephen Motion, died tonight on Vine
street hill. He was the founder Of the
VolkSblah. His disease was general deblL
ity. He was sixty-eight years old. He
was an early editor OF the New York
StddtS Zietung.
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Gen. BrinkerhofT, with Mr.. Cunning.
ham, OF Allen county, have been here to.
day, comforting with reference to the Con.
vention of July 30lh, at Columbus. They
visited Hon. N. G. Groesbeck, who posi-
lively declined the candidacy for Cover.
nor.
Judge Swing, Of the United States
court, to-day, issued an order for the con.
demnRtion Of half square north Of Fifth
between Main and Walnut streets, for
the site for the new post Office and Gus.
tom house.
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O3y tho Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main aud AOnToG Bts)
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CINCINNATI.
NEWS OF THE BALTIMORE F1nE

NEWS OF THE BALTIMORE FIRE.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-The news Of the
Baltimore fire was bulletined at the news
paper offices and read on Change, and
excited much anxiety.
THE STORING OF PETROLEUM.
The Board of Aldermen to-day passed
an ordinance regulating the storing Of Pc
troleum, requiring 1t to be stored IN isOIa'
ted buildings and ulder ground.
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The Laying OF the New Cable Com
pIeIed.

r. ST. John, NEWFOUNDLAND, July go
The laying Of tho fourth cable between
Sidney, Cape Breton, and Placentiar
Newfoundland, has been successfully
completed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the Intelll genccr.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
JAY COOKIES CREDITORS.
List Of the Victims Of the Great
Bucha Explosion.
Who They Are and What
They Lost.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %, 1873.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. %, 1873.
On the 10th OF January there Will be meeting Of
the creditors OF Jay Cooke Co. in this CITY, Great
interest has been elt to who are the creditors
81 the firm. From time to time statements have
been made Of the names OF these parties; but no
ofcial list except the one printed below mas been
furnished. One OF the afternoon papers, which
prints points, says that the list has been ned
according to law in the United States District
Court This is not true. 1t will be filed properly
tomorrow. send you an advance copy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-05
Matt Carpenter and sumner.

X. His introduction to Washington
was under brilliant auspices. was ii not .
G.. 1T may be considered so. sum
ner patrouized him. a. he does. or rather
did. every bright new conner. sumner
referred to Matt. when he took his seat
in the Senate. as 1.-THE brilliant young
statesman from the West The next
day, the old man was surprised to have
passed TO him the query. evidently in
Mats handwriting. why doe>en {
the devil learn 10 skate ~ with the So
luton appended. in the same hand-wri-
ting. Where in Il would he get the
ice 2" Sumner was rather quiet after
that. Chicago Times.
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CHILLs AND FEVER.

rTNheprop medicine just claims
ttris superiority ali rvmsdi, ~rvhvf.t sue
public Zoe he CsGrAlN ANprfENANENl rnfeoi AEUs
and Fewer. Cs aud Power. h.tNer 40 rhuri on Ion
sndlnp We refers % 'hr eniif. Western aud South
country bear him cstimsN fu rue smith q
he assertion THAI ir cn~ httcsFr w % iniDcure,
~ ere directions strictly follow h out. IN greet
single d0sr has been suNgitnt nf cure,
ANA whole families have been cured ny single bottle.
With u.rfci restoration ~ the lrrtra health ~ Is
haweycr nfuleut and IN every more cefs'r "cur".
~ us Dr. cuntiunvl p SMALLER dn-s> ur week "r fWo
nff-rihs Disease has Been checked more especially ~ -
fc ~ mi long standing cfsrs ssHanv hi- madeleine.
will require ny aN 90 keep fhr rw ~ uroc afrf
shagli ~ nacut however repnir- cnfhar'c iredi-
cine nft~r hasinr taken three tr~ tose- ~ iic Tonic
= single dose ~ nCLL'S NE6ErAHLE FAMILY FILLS
Ai.. be sufficient.
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~ Senator Morton makes public his
letter 10 the Secretary OF the Senate.
covering his shares of the salary-s,eal
back into the Treasury. The letter i,
but week old, and shows by its date
how slowly the stubborn spirit of the
Indiana Senator yielded TO the irressti-
BILE pressure Of public opinion. Senator
Mortou's restitution is the only case Of
Congressional repentance that has come
10 light for month. Il Chicago Tribune
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THE SUCCESSFUL. TIcKrT.

:. ;. L'EIommedieu. John >hillein
William Resor. Henry Lewis. JacoN
Seasongood. kenner Glrrard :. H.
leaiman. Capt. Taiem. Joseph knsy,
of Cincinnati. +. DcBruler. John A.
Mann. L. III. Sabin. j. l.. Waters. aud VI
y. Moore, Of Indiana. The old officer.
will be reelected.
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VIVA; impression" asked the Re-
publican Stats Zeilung. ia reference 10
Mr.. ColIax, must he make la warning
those to abstain from false swearing who
know that he has been guilty OF perjury
after perjury which. from one al
Mr.. Coifaxs political friends aud sup
porters. is little nnkind. whateYern,a
be the justice OF the inquiry.
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To tease Brown. of Cairo. little.
his wife borrowed q neighbors blby
and put IL on his doorstep. aud then
discovered IL and went for Brown.
lie said; why, gave her $500 and
sent her TO Chicago last week ani tho
joking wife is after a divorce.
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There was heavy frost Az wat.
hng'ord, las Sunday night, and tobacco
~ That vicinity was grately Injured.
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Is NOT DEAD

sa- siire.ni ds.eInin-d u sh-~ iissf-
rSlT- The al rhes' nerks' rrr. sill h-s- gvss'f
n \ iu4. - Produce IN e,ch an-s Tor - 7ras
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B U L l. S
w orn Destroyer
EXTRACT OF 4 LErrFR IRON GEORGIA.

EXTRACT or LETTER FROM GEORGIA
vmLAyow. wtlKfrco.. Ga.
june -
~ Ious RrLL-near Sir. I have recently given vnuf
Worm destroyer several trials and md erfu!y
efcYcinus u has not fast IN sing u hny
the wished fnr eject doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article ~ the kind
am. sir. most respectfully.
JIIlvS 2. CLEMENT ". n.
7 s. So unqualified nni numerous sre the testiuo.
nials IN favor of INV Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space is entirely TOO small 20 cell VS. merits
II "a IN tnfahle remedy Tor Worms TRY Il and te
convinced. See my Jourua for more fni description
JOHN nTII..
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL %, 1873
CLEARED.

= Steamship Finland Rus), Lindblom, Antwerp-Funch
Edye Co.
:, steamship New Orleans, eager, New orlcans-Fred
Baker.
Steamship Chesapeake. Mangum. Portland-J F Ames
snip British Sovereign (Br) Davis, Liyerpool-Grin
Ship Jacob stamler, Samson Havre-Boyd Hnck
Bark Juno Cswe), Nasholm, Cronstadt-Tetcns a Book
Bark Elona OSp), Vines Malaga-E PUG A Co
Bark Alaska BID Guy, Gibraltar for orders-H Sweet
land Co.
Bark Mary Mckee, sharp, Matanzas--Brett Son Co.
Brig Ceta (Br), Milton. Belize-wm Jcx.
Brig Leona (Br), Bishop, st Johns, PR-P Nevus
Brig Myronus, Higgins Matanzas--Jas Henry.
Brig Star, Cook, Cardenas and Sagua-J u Winchester
Co.
Brig Sarah Gilmore. clifford, sagua la Grande-R P
Buck a Co.
Brig Ella OBJ, Bailent St Johns NFBatton, Watson
A co.
Brig Selma Richardson, Key West and Gaiveston-Ben.
ncr A Pinckney.
Brig II Perk ins, Dussant Boston-H Metcalf Co.
schr Jennie b Gkey, Gkey Matanzas-Bcntley, Gil
schr " Higgins. Paine, Harbor Tsland--B weinberg
DE Wolf Co. -
r schr D II Mansfield Williams Gloucester, Mass-chas
r scshr Abby Morton. Written. Plymouth Mass-chas
S Schr Blocker, Thompson stonngton--w VI Price.
GU nafVesst Corwin, Provdcnce-U w Jack son Co
turing Co. N'%".'"S
sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence-H W Jackson
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis, Philadelphia
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Marine Disasters.

suir RocHrsrxR, .Clough from Messina for New Or.
and upper mizcn topsail yards was repairing on the
BRro SEASIDE r) wrecked last Fan at Iousburr has
6sen a1essny rshed And LAUNCHED At distance Of
slip for repairs. 'e '''' ''~
senn AscrLrsr Of and from Rockland for Providence
by collision With the sch Planter Of Tsbury The An
brought to this port oy the Planter.
scTs payp 0oaas from Trinidad for Del
which reports her leaking "A inches per hour and orders
for examination.
: scnH N MAaoSEr, Sheppard at Philadelphia Goth
ii miles apparently Of about iad tons
sunk with her mastheaas above water, foretopmast
the vessel had the appearance of being run into att
red away. WV
assos. the % n fss
were making to eet her o se , dsc n
assistance from the steamer Island Home A' N'eneN
s1Ha uSos from sprnse Head Me- for Philadelphia
Henlopen about o'clock night of the 9th inst was lying
easy.
sLoor HATTIE WALLACE, formerly OF Port Jefferson
Te caPsze weze nsa opposite SsSMphpor e.
into Bridgeport harbor. 0s1eA'' ''"NN
off Rikers Island 9th, struck by sonaIl Carrying
away mast and hcadgear also sails; was towcd to
New York for repairs by seamtug Unit.
BALTIMORE, April ga schooner is sunk about 8 miles
below Smiths Point lighthouse bearing j. Il. in AZ,
fathoms water,
ST STEPHEN, NIB, April 22Schr Jed FRYE was run into
by the stcamtng William Stroud last week while lying
at the wharf, and received considerable damage.
miscellaneous.
We are indebted to the pnrser Of the steamship City
Paris. for favors.
We indebted to the purser of the steamship
Crescent City, from Havana for the prompt delivery of
files and dispatches.
BARK Axoy Qsr) Mckenzie from Swansea for Provi-
dence, before reported at 81 Thomas with cargo SHIFTED,
restored IL and sailed April IA for destination.
Capt Miles Oakley of stamford, has purchased sloop
George Minor lovo tons built the present season by
her In the oyster trade.
Sylvester Hil OF Greenwich ct has purchased schr
$500 ' ~ - -
Barge Richardson's Of Albany, 1877 tons was purchased
ION inst by Isaac Williams, of Mianus CT for $6UN
LAuNcpEp-At Brewer Me, April 20 by Joseph Cakes
Hoh schooner on lou tons, named Melville.
Notice to Mariners.
Tho black buoy the reef of Hog Island Long Island
Sound is not in its proper position being at least half
mile Sc Of where II belongs
The red buoy at the OF Oyster Bay was carried
away by ice Winter before last ana been
replaced.
Tho Delaware Bay pilots report that the 'tMah Maull
Buoy has dritcd nom Its position nearly on 10 Egg
Island fats.
Atemporary light Is exhibited from this date from .
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BTABBING ARRAY.

An alteration took place last evening at 343
THIRD street between Frederick Hessick and Peter
Ritter. during which Hessick was stabbed in the
left side snd seriously injured by the latter. lie
was attended by Or, Maclay and sent home. Ritter
was arrestedby the police OF Ihe Eleventh precinct
and locked up.
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The First Case Under the state Cixi,
Rights Law.

ALBANY, April %, 1879
John r. Payne and wife, colored, have complained
OF Aaron Richardson, proprietor OF the opera
House, for ejecting them from that place of amuse.
ment a few evenings since, and a warrant was
ISSUED TOT the arrest OF Richardson. This is the
Drst case under the Civi Rights bill passed by the
present LEGISLATURE
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SAILED.

Ships Pembroke Castle, for LIVERPOOL; Early Morn,
werp; Thracan London Isle OF Skye Barbados; briggs
Leona, st Johns PR; Maggie. Dcmcrara.
The following vessels anchored the South west
Spit, outward bound ship John Harvey for Mobile
bark Louise Wichards for Cronsadt; schr Edwd Waite
for Havana
Wind at sunset, s, light
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BELOW.

Bark Oilers Ger). Dieke, from London March q Gre
ceved pilot 9Th inst lat 40 49, lon 20 &c. from pilot boat
Jas w Elwell No ~
Bark Amaranth Ger, VonHagen from Bremen INV
pilot boat Hope, No ~. ~
Bark Lizzie Gillespie BD, Wilson, from Montevideo
Feb
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS Ann
HERALD wHITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship City Of Paris OBJ. Lech, Liverpool April
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gle Van Duzen James II Moore Van Buren,, Teazer O
Terry, Rockhil Hattie Paige, Royal oak, TsrE,
Baxter, Adele Truedel, Hiram Tucker, Senator Crimes
Sardinia. and Red Jacket
York; Carrie Jones Rockiand for Norfolk
saied-Brig Cochran; schrs WIN b Thomas, Ma
con- Hickman, Charles Cobb, Mary II Westcott, Agnes
and Phoenix.
Nor, Hasse Galveston Waltham, Timm, New York;
schr Geo B Ferguson. Ferguson, Belfast, Me.
Cieared-Barks Geo Booth t8r) SEMINAR, Rotterdam
Ellen (5we), Overgard, Hamburg
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APPROXIMATION PRrzRs,

10000 SlOOW0 xsUN s26oon $4,000. 7
.06.. 06762 lO0e I0042 800
We have sold the $500 900 prize. No. LOT.
We also give special notice that every ticket ending
with seven Il entItled to SOD prize
j. B. MARTINEZ 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street,,
Post once box A6S6 New York. e, e-es :.
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[PER STEAMSHIP CITY PARISH
ARpRossAN, April 15-Sailed, Jennie Armstrong Brown
ALGoA BAY, CGH, March l5-saied True Blue Parker
BELFAST April ls-sailed Orion, Ellerhuiscn Philade
BRrMRnuAvrs. April l2-Arrivcd, Admiral Tcgcthof
Sailed lsth Berlin e) Putscher, BALTIMORE Meridian
LEM Philadelphia. .
phonse ct Marie, Privat, New Orleans.
Sailed from Royan 10Th, stella Mars Ollct San Fran.
cisco.
BEYRour, March l6-Arrived, Caroline Harry New
York and sailed April for Cyprus.
DUBLIN, April i4-Arrived. Sapphire, Luder San Fran
DusKrRx, April Is-Arrived in the roads, Haendai
DEAL April l6-oG, Clara Diwitz, from Hamburg for
Arrived 18th, Attila, Barbarovich. London for New
York; Amor Premuda, do for Providence (and both
Sailed 18th, L Bowen, Taylor Cfrom Philadelphia,
Cronstadt
for Philadelphia 10Th Vale Of Doom Cartner, from San
Francisco for sockon Terpsichore, Rssler from Ham
GssEEsocK, April i7-sailed, Amalia Boston
GENOA, April lo-Sailed, Rome, OTIS New York via Leg
horn and returned same day wiudbound);
leans l4th, Josiah l. Hale, Pike Bakers Island.
sailed from Cuxhaven l4h, Rosa Bottcher, Schultz,
HAvRE, April B-Arrived st Croix Barbotin, san Fran
cisco
Oh 18th, Harmonic, Fcrsell, from Baltimore.
Paine Cardiff vandalia (s Franzcn urom New oricans),
Hamburg. -
Sailed 10th, Mosher Stewart Boston; chas " Mar.
shall Hutchinson, New York j Dullus kilIam, sgd.
ney CB; hermon, Mnott, san Francisco Texas ISL Bou.
Ghetto, Quebec.
Cleared 10th, Wesley Seymour !spIcer, Havana
Pet bubroyacki, dhcrsanatz, Philadelphia; y d Gard.
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