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NITrZENS' SAVINGS BANK.
~ OF the city Of New York.
Current rate OF interest six per cent per annum.
Interest payable January and July year for
the number OF calendar months the same has been
deposit pre- vous the first day OF January July
Bank IS Bowery, south west corner of Canal street
Open every day from ~ TO s. and on Mondays aud Sat
urdays from 10 to-
Bank Books In English German and French.
h. A. QUINTARD, President
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(yLAIMs AGAINST JAY CooK1 4 Goa 1xMrrED
81 Broad street, New yofk
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HAVANA April %, 1874
sugar-No. IL D. s., 1877 q 10 reals per arrobe. Ex.
change quiet and weak; on the United states, sixty
premium; sixty days, gold, iss i3t premium short
on Paris 1874 1856 premium. Spanish gold, 2SS = 2i0
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WoMAN'S HEALTH.

| Is lamestable fact, that from causes not
l. generally understood, female suffering ap.
pears to DC on the increase. The hweet young
gill Just entering iu!o womanhooa soon be-
comes pale. ieeLlS, emaciated, life'ess, with
headaches. pains and aches loss of appetite,
palpitation Of the Heart, cold feet and hands,
and appears to loose that youthful vim and
sprightliness so much admired. The middle.
ug;d married lady is 10 less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance, She contin-
ually grunting and iretting with pains and
aches, her s.cre.ions are all impaired, her en-.
ergies are lost she forces herself in into 30.
ciety, she "sours" on almost everybody,
her health slowly declines until she becomes
a mere drone in her own hous hold. And
she at the I" turn of lite" is no stranger TO
suffering peculiar TO her SIX al that age.
Ha bits, climate aid inattentlon surely bring
about I hE SE SAD RESULTS that are now
hurting thousands OF iemaes, old and young,
TO untime'y graves. Exercise your reason,
your judgment, and prOtured DR.. Dromgoole's
English Female Bltlors, as they will cure the
| above female troubles in an incredtably short
time. They are prepared by an inexperi.
enced physician, aud is the most power.
| Jul iron and vegetable tonics known TO the
medical profession. They are Handsomely
put up in large bottles and sole by druggists
and merchants everywhere. Address,
| j. P. DRONGOuLE, Propr.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by J. Riviere. Il. +. George
| Wholesale agent Tor Texas.
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Tho ssasc grange.
AUSTIN, April Is, 1874.

AUSTIN, April Is, 1874.
The State Grange met again to-
day. They reduced the fees of dis
triot deputies to seventy-five dollars
per month and expenses. After this
they elected the State Executive
Conmitteei w. p. Townsend, OF
Robertson; Thompson, of Caldwell ;
Warren, of Marion; and Kerr, OF
Fayette. They then installed the
newly elected officers.
The resolution indorsing the es-
adjustment OF the Agricultural Blu
reau was again called up, but was
referred to the Executive Committee,
with instructions to report at their
annual meeting, which takes place IN
Waco on the third Tuesday in July.
The basis Of representation was
referred to the Executive Committee
for action, TO be announced before
the next meeting.
Considerable routine business was
done, but Of which nothing can be
learned.
Ex-Governor Crockett, of Dallas
will address the people to might on
this subject.
They will probably adjourn either
tonight or Monday.
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Master. Dudley W. Adams, Wau-
kon, Iowa.
Overseer, Thomas Taylor, Column
bia, 8. G.
Lecturer, T. A. Thompson, Plain
view, Wabash Co., MINI.
Steward, A. ]. Vaughn, Early
Grove, Marshall county Missis,
sippi.
Assistant Steward, G. w. Thomp-
son, New brunswick, New Jer~
eey. r.
Chaplain, Rev. A. B Grosh, Wash>
ington, D. 6.
Treasurer, F. M. Mcdowell, Corn
Secretary. Q. H. Kelley, Washing
ton, ID. 9.
Cato Keeper, Q. Dinwiddie, Or
chard Grove, Lake county, Indi-
ana.
Ceres, Mrs. D. w. Adams, wau-
kon, Iowa.
Pomona, Mrs. o. II. Kelley, wash-
ington. d. G.
Flora, Mrs y. =. Abbott, Clarks-
VILE, Butler county, Iowa.
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss G, A.
Hall, Washington, ID. g. '-
Executive committee, VIM, Sam
ders, Warrington, d. o.; D. Wyatt
Aik6n, 1Cokesbery, Abbeville county,
9, c.; Z. r. Shankland, Dubuque,
iowa.
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U. s. PIANO COMPANY.
q = q O.

tcosts less than $500 to make any 5000 Piano sold
through az ents, ali OF whom make 100 per cent.
lilies al factory pnce.
We make only one style, and have but one price.
Two handred and ninety dollars net cash, with no
Our lumber Is thoroughly seasOned-our Cases are
double veneere with kosewood-have front round
use the full iron plate With over strung brass
French Grand Action with top hampers, and our
keys re OF the best ivory, with ivory fronts Our
Piano has seven Octayes-is Fix feet nine inchos
long, tire feet four inches wide, and weighs, boxed
955 pounds. Every Piano is fully warranted Tor Ave
years.
send for illustrated circular In which we refer to
over 700 Bankers, Merchants, &C., (some OF whom
you may knowJ using our Pianos In A States and
Territories.
". s. Piano Company,
$40 Broadway, N. Y.
depl7Di
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Officers Of the state Grange.

Oversesr and Acting Naster-Wm. W
Lang, Marlin, Texas.
Lscturer--J. W. Jennings, Grayson county,
Texas.
stswArd-J. H. Hines, Navarro county,
Texas. I... rvs. .-pra.tar
Assistant steward--J. K. Goodnight. Dallas
county, Texas. : .t,-,., II -r+--
Cnsplain- Msggord, -.
Treasurer-w. B. Tucker, Tarrant county
Texas, - .-4 -7.s
secretafy-H. a. Parker Bell county,
Texas.
Gate Keeper-w. P. Cochran, Dallas county
Tstas. Fr
Geres-Nrs. N. A Crawford, 49,.
Pomona-Mra J. w jennings, Grayson
county, Texas '-@
floya-
LADY Assistant Steward Mrs, Terrell.--
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HH
The Bastrop Orange was organized
in Bastrop county, Texas, by j. w.
Caldwell, Deputy, April 9TH, 1874:
j. J.. Blackwell, Master.
ID. Il. Cullom, Overseer,
]. ID. Anderson, Lecturer.
Sehn Perry, Stewardi
William Fitzpatrick, Assistant
Steward.
J.P. Pyokin. Chaplain.
e. X. Anrith, Treasurer.
George Allen, Secretary.
J. w. Blackwell, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. e. Smith, Ceres.
8. T. Vattaw, Pomona.
Texanne Sowells, Flora.
Miss Susan Smith, Lady Assistsnt
Steward.
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TEXAS BANKING
AND
Insurance COMPANY,
Galveston.
Capital Stock $780, 900
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
VIII give particular attention to collections In tn
interior OF the Stale, and all parts Of the United
States, without charge, except customary rates OF
exchange. VIII receive deposits on open account,
and issne certificates OF deposit, and by special at
tention TO Its charter, will divide pro rata among
its depostors from onefourth to onehaf Of the net
profits Of lis business
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
VIII Insure property against loss or danger ny FIRE,
marine and Inland transportation at fair rates, and
losses promptly adjusted.
OFFICERS:
r 8 WILLIS, President. N o LAuvE, Secretary.
AIPHoNsR LAuvE, Cashier.
M QUIN, VIcE-PREsID'r. 8 ii KtMBALL., Asst. Cash.,
b DCnENowETH, Gen'l Ag't, Insurance Deparmt't.
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Darts from, the pevIIi

OR CUPID ABUSED
A beck lust issued, exposing the " Personals I"
that have appeared in the New York newspapers :
their history and lesson. Stylish Warns fully ex-
posed. Advertisements Of desperate men to beaa
tin women, clandestiped meetings, how frustra-
ted. The history OF the Goodrich tragedy, the re-
suit OF a "pei sona" Description OF living Broad
way statues Exposes social corruprlon. Sent on
receipt Of 80 cents. Address Unique Printing House
80 Vesey Street New York
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Woman's Medical Adviser,

Aneat and well written book, specially for
the use of females, giving causes, symptoms,
plan treatment Of all ordinary diseases afliict-
ing the female sex. The only book of the
kind written. Price only 26 cents, Address
as above. febld&w4m
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The New Remedy fort,upture

most Important lnven ton. SOld Oy me Eiasuc
Truss Co, No. 6S3 broadway, New York City. II
retains rupture absolutely in ard comfort day
and Hight, at all times, under all circumstances
whatever In any case and should never be taken
Oh during the hort time requisite TO effect per
manent cure. tnt by mail. Giro llars free. an
druggist or phys clan will order this truss for 20
without charge.
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Ia was spoken in Ia, a. Ion II. with lass q ysras and

rigging.
vRSsKI SOLD.
Ship Pharos 2s tons register built In Boston 1885,
has sold ~ Liverpool for fl4.b0o cash.
ARRIvAL3
Arrived at Liverpool April II, ship Lennie Br, Hor-
ton savannah barks vidar Nor, Jorgensen, Galveston
Tarpeian (Br), Young, Mobile.
Arrived Plymouth April IL, steamship westphalia
GER. stahl, New York for Hamburg land proceeded
Arrived At Queenstown April II. ship Success Chase.
Galveston tand was ordered Havre).
Arrived 1t Barcelona April H. brig 4 Cove, Kark-
ness, New Orleans
sAILINGS
Sailed from Liverpool April 10, barks Ricardo QtaD,
Baltimore, llth Normcn for New York
Sailed from Deal April H. shps Louis Walsh, White
drom HnlD, United States; Ellen AUSTIN Griffin from
London New York barks columbine Gcr Jardinc. and
Freazel Nor, Norbcr doth from doh, do.
Sailed from Falmouth April IL, Fannie. New York
Sailed from Antwerp April H. ship Hercules, Lincoln.
Cardiff; barks Emma Merco QtaD, Merello, New York i;
Prospero Dogc Utah, Covcs, do.
Sailed from Flushing April H. barks Gladstone (Nor,.
Nelson New York mot previously Noah tNor), Chris
Jensen, do RotDesay Br). stamper Sarah for do.
Sailed from Aavre April TO- banks Matilda Hilyard
tBr) Brooks, Sydney, OBJ; Emma HERMAN Nichols.
st Thomas
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STREET POLICE COURT
ssWhen Thieves Fall OUT sc.

About week ago George Simpson and John
Doyle arrived in this city from Albany, and. &C
cording 20 their statements, endeavored to get
some legitimate employment, but failed. They
then set to work to support themselves by stealing
but in their very first attempt they got into such
o tight place that for some time to come at least
the State will provide for their support On Satur
day evening simpson entered Ernest II. SchaD-
benar'a jewelry store, No. 223 Hudson street, and
while Doyle renamed outside on the watch ior
pchce he stole silver watch worth $35. He
refused then to sell the watch and give
agreed to, and Doyle informed on him
and caused his arrest by Onicer John Mcneil
found on Simpson yesterday. Both we're ar
raigned IN Court and were hed for trial in default
OF bai. There IS every reason to suppose that the
prisoners are part OF the gang OF thieves who re-
Gently left Albany for TINS city to follow their occu-
patton here.
Two More of the Same Sort.
Bernard Carroll and Peter Carly are watch
thieves, but they do not claim Albany as their
home. They exc out precarious existence round
the horse market IN East Twenty -fourth street.
Yesterday afternoon they attempted to steal a
watch from Herman Meyers, a resident OF
Berks county, Penn, but the act was boldly con-
ceived that they found II Impossible to escape vita
their booty alter the THEFT nad been committed.
Justice Wande committed them for trial In de.
1ault OF s., 900 eacn.
Burglars Gagged.
James Moore and Edward Ryan, two burglars,
forced an entrance into the dwelling house No. 70
West Fiitietn street last evening, but were dis
covered by Margaret Reilly, the servant, before
they could get away with anything. they were
arrested, and on complaint OF Mr. William II. Lat
timer, the owner OF the premises, they were held
young woman named Eliza Reynolds was held
for trial Tor attempting TO pick pockets IN Vesey
street on SATURDAY afternoon, and little boy,
named Emil Miller, was sent TO prison Tor pitching
pennies in the street on sunday
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THE TURF IN CALIFORNIA.

from the San Francisco Chroncle.l
OAKLAND PARK, April =, 1S74.-Purse, $500; nve
miles out $500 10 the frst $50 to the second,
$50 to the rnird.
sam. Robbins b. m. Lady Mac. ............ !
Alex. Lewis ). e. Jerome.
o. hlckoks IN. oniaha
OAKLAND TRorrING PARK, April 3-Trottlng;
mile heats, three In Ave. 10 rule Purse, $780,
A. Lewis named gf. N. May Howard. l
1. Mcclellan named b. &. Dexter. 8
Il. Van Ness named b. <. st. James, to
wagon $1,000. ...........'@
Time. 2:32 1s-0:O0-2 :31-2 :3OA-2: 30A.
SANE DAY.-TroJtlng; mile heats, three III I'VE.
Purse, $500.
q. Leigh names b. g. Vaughn. ........... /
T. Mcclellan names b. e. Charile.
A. Lewis names gr. IN. SWeetDrtar.
Tine 2:35 - :35 l+-2:35 90 3IaA.
William Woodward yesterday sold his gray FLY
Sweetbrlar, Jour wears Old by Eugene CaSseriy, 10
A. Lewis, Tor the handsome sum OF $1,000. She Is,
doubt, the IastesI colt OF ner age III the state.
OAKLAND TRoTTING PARK, April 4-Irottmg;
twenty miles out; match for $4,000, in harness and
TO rule.
0. A. Hickok named b. h. John Stewart.........
A. LOWS named 10, Matte Ii ward.
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THE BISHOP CASE.
Ana Autopsy To He Made.

The surgeons at Bellevue Hospital VIII to-day
make post-mortem examination at the Morgue
on the remains OF the late athanlel G. Bishop,
whose body exhumed ana brought from
Greenwood Cemetery on Saturday. Some three
weeks ago Mr. Bishop died. at his residence, No. l6
west forty-iourth street, and was buried by his
Irleaos, with whom he was then living, against the
Wlsoes o ms wiie, with whom he had not lived for
years, and she alleges his death resulted from
other tnah natural causes On opening the coffin
AZ tue Morgue the body OF Mr. Bishop appeared to
oe unusually Wen preserved, and some OF the hos
plta surgeons IN attendance were OF the opinion
lhat something administered TO- deceased while
nylng hao ten0ed 70 pkeserye the podY so well.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 49, ls74-TPLE SHEET.


passengers to oeirch Go. Had strong wsw and NV
Steamship CarondeleI Mccreary,- New orleans. April
with mdse and passengers q II Mallory Co March
mics vessel q So Surasn bottom up
she was lying IN very dangerous position for vessels
s5esa%sh,p Mississippi crowel New Orleans Agr
steamship south Carolina, Beckett Charleston April
Sse ana Ss@na to ws City
Point and Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the Old
ste.mshin John Gibson, Winters Georgetown. DC with
Ship Mercury tsehooshp,, silrasa $ 1homas April
down toe china Sea arrived at Aner 80; took the
the
% w rsseea az Il H. 20 e
lowed tas Storm pass our saeS the ward;
.ssa Sa @ S aps e EN-
s?s
s 1s a sas e IA ss IS h. ssT rA @hd
had Ilgnt winds days had revolving storm
as o n err 'p os
w shrK ie ia nepsr Keo M Been a ss
the Banks with fresh westerly gales no date lat 80 lon
as sp2ss bark 'eF"ana d' nom Bremen 'r rA''a
Brig apsey CHIEF lot. Plymouth, 3, Taw, Kartacolo
sci to Geo Buiisy. Has days o, Cape Hafteras
Brig Meiand NOR swendren. Antwerp 6s days in bal
last Funch Edye 4 Co. Took The southern passage
,schr Morning Dew 'ol 81 John, Sd. Nockton Havana
= chr Nellie Paine of Bcston Pierce, Guantanamo
10 days Th snsar 10 Brooks 20 Vessel 70 master
Is days with sugar i Fowler vessel 10 ingra-
schr VIM Todd of Calais, Wood oardenas days. with
sugar chr Carrie an % roS ense Davis
DAYS with sugar to Simon de Vgres; vessel to boreand
schr David ii Golcs SAWYER, sagua days with sugar
schr Miller Charleston days. with railway ties to
Lasner: vessel "a A Abbot
Schr " Alcoti, French, virginia
Schr VIM Farren, Linsley, virginia.
Schr scranton, Burwe, virginia Tor New Haven
schr Anthony kiley, Greenwood Virginia
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Galatea Gale Providence Tor New York.
steamship Sansee, springer New Bedford Tor New
schr Samuel Goodwin Waterbury, Stamford for New
schr Mariner Rich, Greenwich for New York.
schr Richard Morreii Gedney. Greenwich for New
schr Rebecca Hudden, Deputy, New Haven for Bal
scnr Henry Remsen Allen Bridgeport Tor New YORK
schr Abbie e Willard, CULVER, Kockport for New York,
with stone to J. johnson
schr W woodhuil Woodruff, New Haven for vir-
scnr Charley Miller Jones, New Haven for Virginia.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Westmoreiand l3r,, Campbell. New York for st
schr Eagle, Baker, New YORK for Harwich.
Schr Evergade, shaw New YORK ior Boston.
dence
scnr Miles Miles, Virginia for New Haven
schr Alexander Wiley, Beauchamp. Virginia tor New
Haven
schr Ellen Dulied, Raynor, Elizabe Import for Con-
schr Anna Leland, Iiyer Hoboken for Portland
schr Quincy, Quincy, Eiizabethport for New Ha
schr Warren Gates, Smith, Amboy for stonington.
Schr A U Lawson Fitzpatrick, haverstraw Tor Prov-
schr Evergreen Turner Elizabetnpor5 for Pawtuclet
schr PlOw Boy, Hallett New York inr Boston.
Schr Amos Briggs Knapp. Haverstraw for Providence.
schr Ella Jane, Smith, New York tor Bridgeport
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THE METROPOLITAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

The Metropolitan Catholic Total Abstinence
Union OF New York held convention in this city
yesterday, at which the Secretary Of the Union OF
America presented letter from the Most Rev. P.
Leahy, Archbishop of Cashel, Ireland, In reply to
the American Union on the subject OF COM
bined system between the TWO countries,
to protect emigrants their arrival
from the influence OF intemperance. The
Archbishop suggests That the American
Union should extend temperance influence to all
classes OF the Catholic emgrant, and that the
clergy and iaty OF ireland would heartily cooper
ate IN any well conducted plan.
After transactng large amount OF routine bus-
ness, the convention perfected arrangements for a
mass meeting to be held at Cooper Institute, on
May the 18TH for the purpose bringing the cause
before the people. The Rev. Laurence Walsh, OF
HARTFORD, anu otner distinguished clergymen are
engaged TO address the meeting
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Grand total.
Opposed to expansion over those favorable. :.

Opposed to expansion over those favorable. 81
By anayZing the above list 1T win be found that
the West enters twenty-nine protests against to
sixteen declarations in favor OF the expansion of
the currency, while the Southern journals stand
seven against IL and fourteen in favor. New York,
with one exception, is opposed TO the measure;
Pennsylvania is divided, and New England has not
produced a single editorial paragraph in support
OF the mad scheme.
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BELOW.

Bark Elizabeth tswh Naslund from Liverpool Feb 49,
Bark Gaelic GER, Decker, from Barbados all by pi-
lot boat Enchantress. No 49,.
Bark Graf Won Behr Begendall. for Philadelphia
Bark Italian Conouisratore.
Brig Gem, TOR Philadelphia all by po. boat Washing
ton, No %.
Brig Gazelle Ger, Koopman. from Rio JGnciro Feb 81
0by pilot boat Encnantress No IS.
Wind At sunset NV, fresh.
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PORT O. NEW YORK. APRIL u, 1874.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERxLD wHJTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Abyssinia Br), Haines, Liverpool March r.
via Uuee nsto 18th, with mdse and passengers To- q
tranckyn april lat y By Ion = % passed ,eamsnip
snamship Minister Room Ger. Erdmann, Bremen
March rs and Soul ham pten 20h. With Jndse and 151
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Marine Dfsa sters.

scHR MARY wossos Lewis, at Portland April TO- from
gear.
Nc guano laden put into Sewbern, NO evening April
II, leaking and with loss of sails ana rigging.
SLoop AGENT, from New York for Providence.
towed into Newport April II leaking and with loss OF
mainsail and jib
disabled sehr with loss OF headgear and foretopmast
passed West Hampton. LII, Pm, April 10, in tow OF
steamship bound east
HARTFORD, April l2-The schooner Hannah z Chase in
approaching saybrook Bar Saturday afternoon was
Fa aaa fna bringing snf in the schooner
Hawley lost his boat ana hls mate George Daniels was
her from sinking.
SAN FnAsclsco, April snyes.srday afternoon about
beating out and wnen OIL the Pres lio the tug Wizard
a e down 's to the on edge
The OF the wnI listed the schr port AMI
Wharf, where she mmeaiaeS fea and sunk The
d was y sea whee f 10 se
any assistance con be rendered but was useless as the
srEAsrUG A wooD, from New York, put into savan-
nah 18th inst to repair boiler.
Miscellaneous.
The purser the steamship MORO Castle Havana,
has our thanks for fayors
been purchased BY Bunker Brot5ers JORDAN Co.
and Capt Nathaniel harrington OF Portland, $3.50
Capt Harrington, master.
LAUNCHED At Port Orange, Fla, March 20 new schr
named victor 70 BE- cemmandeG BY Capt aazzard and
the hst s sem on on ps HaaN ver ont engn - feet
sHPBUrLpsG--lt Newburyport Mr. Geo Currier is
begin work another 3 nasted schr Of about
The moalds have been got ready and gang OF workmen
will in few days 20 into the country for the purpose of
Al Nc Kinsey na,nes yard in Myst,c, Ct q 2masted
ties to be commanded BY Capt Geo Racket d Orient
being built Of the best maternal and u superior man
Iengh Of fS's los s1 hold S feet
sa5y'F
~ rpl nv
Messrs Hnstc d stoddard have just completed new
ieei keel g teet deck beam 50 ieet snehes depth
ready for by June next ana commanded sS apt
Johns Johns She is lv.ended Tor the Texas and Mexican
Notice to Mariners.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that and after
s % 81 am ne in s prns M ~ s
Petite Ponte Sable 80 miles south OF Grand Point
The apparatus which will illuminate 2ss deg the hor-
viii show xed white light varied by White flashes at
intervals Of 80 seconds
at srngray Point Light Station. Virginia and will be
Also that and amer the Isl day Of June next the
present and day beacons lead the old main
Spoken.
S snip IShn G Gsw from New York
ship senar .h fsn Watts from Havre for Key wess
leans Apr s o. enP S p 'r0m hav'' Tor New Or
Yd aarN Gs sfaFss o il from Amsterdam for New
Bark Hertha oier Arentscn IRON Rotte rdam for New
March 70 lat is So Ion So "a bark Sacramento from
Bark Sarah d Tale. Nevens, from Cardenas for New
York April IL lat 40 49, lon "a tby pilot boat Negus,
Brig Regnator Norl Hanson from Boston for Antwerp,
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thing heavy On deck ship on beam ends, then had 4
oomssts wreck carsd with y m zen Snc
filled cabin and orccaste with water ana washed every
thing and store rooms Captain ana crew os
All their Effects washed overheard nad ootn iegs
broKen but afterwards saved AN, hurricane apasea,
but sea increased had three feet OF water - Doio wa
Obliged 10 jetson part OF cargo March 3Heayy gald
from Me- Kept vessel 10 southwark captain ana crew
exhausted and rostben March in lat 80 ~ ION ~ Ws
weather became fine, with moder tie breeze rom NV.
March 10 MAS supplied with provisions by Norwegian
bark Hertha roin Rotterdam for New York; on board
all we'll
Philadelphia for London OF here yesterday, and re
ported having lost all boats and the greater part OF
her bulwarks during the passage.
QuEENsr0wS, March 27-rhe Constantia, Stains ar
rived here from New York. encountered most severe
weather Feb a. in at As Ion is W during which she
had stanchions and waterways started, two boais oa
aged. foremost sprung, &C. =,
sILLorH March 2s-he Wanderer, of Marvport arrived
from Savannah parted from her anchors the bay our.
ing heavy gale last mig and drove shore, bnt aa
sustained no damage She dries at low water