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Der Dienhbet. Cine Der am geften ansjubaltenben
iit cine Y..iuus oeS "g.reriean &,onfc" III 9os
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Sofiab Bennington, 6. Worton Stepdrt,
i5raIcs &. Sing, 9. s. Wefucomer,
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trdae 7ofort erIeoist peroen. grrihernn9en meroeu
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neu Seiut) ab
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3, yS. Xsbering d WtcWtee,
Giaenthimer ber ~S flep Meb !. Mn 1len'A
m,,.inair M Samiiiens. Neerpoir@ Grtraz, 9odleps
Srtr1= unb GTd,anne~tS-tr"-Miehl. lOeSlo.I,l,la&J
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
GARDEN SEEDS.

c.. c., True Cape Cod Cranberry, best
C.. port for Upland, J,owland, or Var
den, by mail, prepaid, Sl,o0 per 100, y,
per 1000 A priced Catalogue. ofthis and
all Fruits, Ornamental Trees, kversreen'.
Shrubs. Bulbs, Roses, Plants, &c, and
FRESH FLOWER AND GARDEN
SEEDS, the choices, collection in the coun-
try, with all novelties, will be sent gratis to
any plain address. Is sorts Of either
Fl. ver, Garden, Tree, Fruit, Evergreen,
or Herb Seeds, for 800, sent by mal
prepaid. WHOLESALE CATALOGUE
TO THE TRADE.
b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass
Established 1912.
Eth 14.3W
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04

The hens in Madison county, Ky.
fly to the aid of the women in their
raid on liquor dealers. The Kentucky
Register has the following: Mr..
John II. Peyton left at this office on
Monday some odd looking hen eggs
They are of ordinary size, but seem
to be markedwith singular hieroglyph-
les. One of them appears to have
upon it three raised letters, w. W. W..
which we interpret to mean Women
Whiskey War"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
The Lady Reporter of tho
American.

AS lady reporter on daily pa
per is something new in Baltimore,
and as the lady employed on the
An,ericua is fairly installed in her
work, a brief desert ption Of her may
be INDUCED as she appears in her
Iabors. At the very opening of her
work on the paper She seems to have
been brought most prominently before
the, public in reporting the proceed
ings Of the Annual NJ tlodi.t Con-
ference and Temperance mass meetings
where hundrods of eyes curiously
observed her movements. The lady
is about the medium stature, with
small, features, blue eyes and brown
hair, her appearance" is wholly indie,
ative Of the spirit Of the country she
comes from, viz: California. Ener-
gy and enterprise are apparent in all
that she does in the performance Of
her reportorial ln>ies, 1t needs no
critical exc 10 discern that she UNI
der>tanl3 her business. and Is no
stranger to newspaper labor; she
writes rapidly and easily, and her
reports arc accurate aHl judic!ous.-
The impression produced upon those
who have seen her. Is that she is a
lady, courteous AMI polite to all
without distinction, and a person Of
experience both az writer and think
er; she seems 10 he a 4u;ct, close OBJ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
NOTICE TO r'I1E PUBLIC.

! hereby give notice to the public, as
have heard that some person TO me uh
known, holds a note with my name on a.
security, wish to apprise my friends ant
the public, that am not aware of thc OK
istcnce of such note, but if there is one If
existence in which my name appears a.se
CURLY, T want the party or parties haldn!
it to bring it forward within sixty days; !
It is genuine / will meet it; if not, viii
not pay 1t, unlcs. compelled by law.
JOHN HAHN.
march 2l-4w
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
Too Late.

Too late, too late, was never said,
Ofmorning sun, or bird or flower,
The light is true to hin and glade,
The rose bud opens to the hour;
The lark never asks the day to wait,
But man awakeS too late, too late!
Too late, too late, our anger burns
The sun goes down before the flame
TO gentle words Of kindness turns,
And VIC are scourgcd With inward
shame
To think our pcaS's have harhorcu hate
And pride bows down-too late, toe
late.
Too late, too late, for public prayer,
The words ofworship have begun
Our checks arc flushed with hast'nine
there,
We enter as the chant is done,
And, pushing at the temple gate,
We stand and SAY, "too late, too late.
"Too late. too late" who has Dot said,
The post is out--thc train ~ gone
The time il tled-tll- debt not paid
The aid not sought the work not
done;
Neglect makes up LIES weary freight,
And then we cry "roo late, too late
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04


Grateful Thousands proclaim Vim.
EGAR BITrERs the most wonderful In.
vigorant that ever sustained tho sinking
system.
No Person can take these Ditters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones arc not de-
stroycd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital orgaus wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Remittent and Inter.
mittent Feyers, which are so preva-
lent in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan.
sas. Red Colorado, BraZos, Rio Grandc,
Pearl. Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, lso-
anolc, James, and many Others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire cchntry durin. the summer and
Autumn, and rcmarkabl. 80 during sea-
SONS of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied hy extensive de.
engagements of tie Stomach and liver,
and other abdominal N!srcr:l. In their
treatment, Il pureatvc. eycrting a pow
eriul influence upon these various or
gains, is essentially necessary. There
is no catAaylic for the purpose equal to
DIR. j. WALKERS VINEGAR HIrrERs,
ns they will speedily remove the dark
coloyed viHcid ulaltrr with which tho
bowels are loaded, at tie same time
stimulating the Sccrs,ions Of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of tn" digestive organs.
fMtity tic body against disease
by purifying all it's Maids with VINEGAR
BI1'rEKs. No epidemic can take hold
Of Il system thus fnrr-al!n"d.
Dyxpcpsis or Indigestion, Hesd-
ache, PAIN in TIE Shoulders, Coug hs,
Tiph,nrss OF the Citsl, Dizziness, Sour
ErUctatiunk Of tie St"Wach Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Elliuus Ai;.rAs, Palpl.a-
tatIon of tho Heart, Inflammation Of the
Lungs. Pain in the region Of the Kid
ncy.. and hundred other painful aymp-
toms, ;:e the otisprnSs Of Dyspepsia.
one bottle ~i,l prove i be;!r! guarantee
OF ia merits than u lengthy advertise.
Nclt.
scrafp|s, CT E'ns's Evil, White
r"Ts s"T. k l.e., ~.i Ind H
you're 'et"'u'"8s 'a'""''''Ss'.n' 'h"', ~t
l""s'',!'"a'nns. Ir''n' ln "''. sx., .,o
I"r' '"Vs';"' =, ''o 80 :. ". .',.I W..
=" t'''' - 90 y v,.. ,',r,.. INV.
.h,.r 49,. 'rr,., .,,aI, -, ,s,-. in tha
, 'rost a .1rn r, anal ir,rSr,,s rstes "
81, o.,;.
~, "' i'!:1 Nv" ,'i.
th"MMatiS'h. E"ut. h'"Is. Remit,
tent and intrrhEtItht peVrr'' l'''eaaeso l
the It:o"d, liver A'd"ry' -d h Isi.
lheSc l'''.IN "'Ee y" iM''' '"'" "''s''''
axe r"u~'" by N'ls.'A h'"'|
N-rhnnish! s'k."~-r'. Persons on
gagged in Paint. a,ri A.Hsrols, such As
l'in,nb-rs. Tyy....t.srs. G,'H hestera. and
Miners. \. they ,,iv.nc. in NE, arc subject
to p,:>iv.lS Of tho H. saE'. 10 guard
s,,,;,,.I 81, ,,.c , J,,.r Of v ,lx,n's YIN.
WIZ r,xaa,rt.,;,r,1r
h",n -, wv ~ . r-.
f0rN A!n 1r-'.-H. trnNtoH, CT
ter. sat !hcn:n. Nn'r.r-, Spp!a, i1'hpltr'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
The women Of Iowa are ran

The women Of Iowa are rapidly
preparing for the ballot by instruc-
ton in parliamentary debate and
general business. There are nearly
1000 oranges in the State, in which
$4,000 women ara entitled to vote
In the 1000 oranges in the whole
country there are nearly 100000
women.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04

EeD- No amount of clap-trap can
atone for tie lack Of brains in teach
ing a Sunday school says Rev. ". A.
Bartlett, ana we gay d;ttoto Mr.. Bart.
lett. lie dcno1nras the senSatlono'
stylc Of doing tlines, and suggest:
that the story Of the little boy who
was picked Out Of tie gutter and is
TOW the cmiuent individual address
Ing you," las bad its day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04

The ahove lots are well set with thriving
Young timber, principally Oak, Chestnut
and Hickory.
Persons wishing to view the property
will he shown the same by calling on Mr..
Hal vey g. Winter, residing on the prem
iScS
Sale to commence At l o'clock on said
dav. Terms made known on day Of sale.
PERRY EYLER,
Administrator.
Levi K. Borcn, Auctioneer.
March 2l-tS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
ID u Bill &c S A L T..
on
MOUNTAIN LOTS.

MOUNTAIN LOTS.
The undersigned administrator dc honi'
non Of Geo Eylcr, deceased, will sell at
Public Sale, In Elnmit.burg, at the Hotel
Of Daniel g. Adelsbcrger,
On Saturday, april IS, 1874,
the following TIMBER LOTS!
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04


~ ssry To $50 5'Egs DsG
essg -n, easily made hy any one, We
sSiA "a ND want men, Women, Eo,s and
%itT%A rir,, ali c,cr the country to
.u c.o s,on o,or,y;ogs t'hr,u,.
s,ll "u' ,,n' ?,,. liI,r,,;n,l;nns phn,r.
Nr"N"n ,'i'" We w. mnw ,u,nish the fin.
e'al''s' ave., CIV, rlnrr,l lrfurr ihn ,n,,,.
rS' "ss ''''.'''. D,'. on down co Iov
ne, a'',' "''' '''',' ;,i''. ~ n,, ,ur
rs 10 o'lE ''' ro'"l', '''|n ;,,, ,,,.r in mr..
S'rin's '"l i'.'a'''", ''- ,'r- ,ir-
ncr !" s''' " l,''",' "'.', ,,r;',,. We hive
lures "ul 'c"''.n'N W.. P' co. -. ,,,, h"yc
many ora "GrnlS Il, "",H W. u" 'a,a ro ,,r
maze 'a''"SSl1s 'oi '"'I,, i.'' M r,,n,,
'hflr business lof !'"'a' an" WV -" =,
'hal 1heV can MAKE ihuc'' i'.'i' ,''''> ' %"
work Tor Us IMAM Il. any ',,''II ''. .f,,,I 70
prices are 30 10" ''"' "'' ;',' "''"'T y,
purchase AN" therefore 'hc P'. H'. a;,,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
DOMESTIC GOODS,

bought at Bottom Prices, and we will sell
them very low for CASH. All in need OF
goods will find il very much to their al
vantage to give us call, as We are deter.
mined to close out our Winter Stock to
make room for SPRING GOODS!
ROOT e. GROFF.
jan. 104wks
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04
IN q ~ i y u.
G.Y,Ey ron gJ3TN.

GsTEy ron gHSN,
From February Isl, 1878.
buy for Cash ana kno~ If j sell for
Cash | will loose nothing, therefore, |
can and will sci! Goods considerably lower
than those who sell for credit.
Cash buyers are invited to give r.ea call
hong .r1ts1 IL .Eony -Hads.
will at all times have OH hand fall
Stock Of Goods in our line which will be
solu at the lowest net Cash prices.
Thankful for past favor, solicit a con
,inluncc of,hc sane, believing the chsnsf
have made will be advantageous to oul
customers rs well as ourselves.
Very Respectfully,
GEORGE W. STOCk5DALf.
Y. n.-An orders not paii for when
given. sill I've collected L., our driver vixen
the t;ouia ere delivered, IS our terms vii
lie oI;;iy.y CASH
d-c.l If
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+ \rnl{.K rREril'n EST.
fruE :r\H *pAT.;LFD BANN,N

arlcra dozen wears Of s''rvcas'l' r'Ihi'h'"'
and \ hanh-to han1 fight with T4'n''r',
ulack. snl hl;!nMu"t. "sI;li wl'cS y
,housh prosecuted and hIack "a'!.l b.
rascal. il la. exposed in is "rosur4, Ger
Ncr." it la. lnit mp r;rrI'ai'on Of 3',"N
cnpic. and horrishcs IA never h''nrr. II
Won van, TIE bE-T Stores 'cr'*
tales, Sketches. Wit, fIlmr:. ttr..--'t '"'
want safeguard against imposition n"'
svnilnc---f Won want To read l'''
rappr,--l,y Tie BANNER. \ large" paE'
,,Oroiumn paper; only 81 u var. IN Al
d,ion. every .uh-crihrr receives a snpcT'
PAIR VI GENUINE rrang ttro'H"~
ulon. y-ll;n. at B. ihcrr'4 "t,5n" F'| T.
never ,.as, never viii he EFERlEnDi
NEEDS IT. Only ONE DOLLAR s".
care. it year, ami it, charming ChIo;n">
are sent prepaid to all. Sroc'nrns. %iN
cents Send for one to- ~ Ak Nr.tN'I.f'!'
BANNER, Nin'dalc, n. II.
ian 3!-tf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-04-04

Fiittin3 war numerous on
Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The bark peeling brigade
will take their departure
from misplace on the 10th
of the month.
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- I, GRE 4 " G \ / $ T.
l OF HUMAN MISERY

c;1IIE GRE AT CA L SE
l OF. HUMAN MISERY.
Inst Pub1whr1 ina Seated Enrrh5I'.
Irlrc sir Giants.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical cure OF seminal Weakness, or
Sprrmatorrhra, induced Ivy Scli:AbHSr,
Involuntary Emissions, ln,p"lcncy, Nrr-
yous Debility, and imrcdimcWs :" Mar
riagc generally; ton>Ump,ion,- Epilepsy
and fits; Mental and Physical Incaraclly,
etc, -Hv Rcnr.nT J. CrINEh"ELL NJ. d.,
Author of I've Green Book, &".
The woIl,!rcnowncd author. in this adj
mi:allc Lecture, clearly proves fToih MS
own experience that thr awful r"lI"tVhch-
ccs of Splfahuse may hc rtltrtuallv r"mov-
cd without medicines, and without dan
rcro,s surgical operations, pointing on y
mode of cure at once certain ard cHcrt'lai
hy which every sufferer, no matter "hal
bis condition may be, may cure himself
chcaply, privatcl y and radically, rms re-
turc ieW pyore a boon to Mo"~tnas an" M""-
Srnds. .
Sent under seal, in plain envelope TO
anv address, on the receipt OF six cents, OF
two postage stampsby addressing the pun
fishers. ,,,,
Also, DR. CrINEltwELL wharfage
Guide" price 80 cents.
Address the publishers.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE x CO.,
a7Bowery. New York.
oct 1S.tf postuflicc box 1 1S6.
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NOW II YOUR 'IIllD
TO BUY
CHE: AP GOODS!
TO BUY
ROOF e. GhsDFF

a RE selling goods at greatly reduced
~ prices to close ont Winter Stock. -
Call and examine their Cheap Mems and
Boysl Wear. Also, just received large
lot at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

Report Of tho Relief Committee Of
Springfield, Mass.-Estimate OF the
Money Loss by the Flood-The List OF
Sufferers Rapidly Eliminating.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 20, 1874.
The cash contributions received by the Treasurer
OF the Relief Committee amount to $52,277. Besides
this amount considerable sums have been sent to
the local relief committees distributed by the
donors and other subscriptions reported. but not
yet received, lead the Springfield Republican to
estimate the cash contributions during the fort
night since the disaster at about $685. This is
exclusive OF food and clothing, or which the con-
tributions have been very gen erous.
The Republicans hnal estimate OF the money
loss by the mood makes the total for the four
desolated villages 81 900, this amount includ
ing the manufacturing establishments, dwellings,
and other buildings destroyed, furniture, clothing
and household effects, but not covering the dam
age to roads and bridges which ioots up $500. 900,
or the land damages all along the course OF the
flood.
The local relief committees report that their list
OF sufferers is rapidly diminishing and the supply
department at Williamsburg, Skinnervle and
Leeds will probably be closed in week or two,
that at Haydensve remaining open longest. Sew
eral families at Williamsburg have been supplied
with tenements, household furniture and money
enough TO start housekeeping within the past two
days. and at Leeds nearly hall OF the original num-
Der OF the dependent have been placed in a self
supporting condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30
THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

The closing session OF the Hicksite and The OPEN
Ing session OF the Orthodox Quakers took place
yesterday morning. At the meeting in Rutherford
place Charles A. Macy presided, If the term may
be used. Memorials eulogstic Of Kate Haviland
and Thomas Q. strngham, deceased members OF
the society were read and accepted. The frequent
reading or the scriptures was advocated by Will
Ham II. Carpenter, A. J. DOOlan. Edward Merritt
and David II. Barnes VINO were opposed by Arden
rendnR OF the SCRIPTURES and too great de.
pendence upon them was detrimental Elias
Hicks was quoted advocating the same
views. David il. Barnes stated that he had often
heard Elias Hicks preach. and on occasion he
emphat.caly, denied the iulputatlon OF ignoring
RE SCRIPTURES; and on the contrary, always
quoted from them IN support OF the doctrine ne
sprOfessed. Aaron Macy agreed with arden Sea-
ran, and thought tnat the Scriptural truths were
ance ought not TO he given them. Robert :. Havi-
land, Thomas Russell and John J. Wright followed
with addresses upon the same subject. Alter tne
transaction OF come routine business the meeting
me yearly meeting OF the Orthodox ouakers
hegan at the meeting house, IN East twentieth
street, At ten A. NJ Lindsay Murray, the CLERK,
presided; the assistant clerk was Augustus Tabor
Az ID customary witu this oraDch VI the sect, the
snae aud female portions OF the society neu Ihelr
meeting In sepsrate apartments. Inc AFTERNOON
were strictly private and devoted TO business
among osher tina gs, the custom Outstanding during
prayer being made no longer compulsory Tue
meetings were largely attended. ana wiz vhthue
Tor one week. the services on Sunday auo heu-
nesuay ppxt being open 10 the BpDllG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

Bark Rrna tSor). Enertsen. Antwerp-retens Book.
Bark Annie rorrey, Libby. .Antwerp-Jscob Schmidt
Bark Nagdalena. Grimm. Ciudad Bolvsr-D Do
Bark Jane Ads!ine, Lindsey. Lagusyra and Porto Ca
BARK q W Roosevelt Hartman. Guantanamo--Jas
Brig stella Csr,, Kay, Befsst-Esgle 4 BiaksIee.
Brig Devonshre (Br). Bulford Hamilton tBermuds)-.
Brig N Mariner. Low, South Amboy- walsh field &
schr N N Heath Nichols. Maracaibo-- ! "a
sehr Julia A Decker Freeman &c .craor's Harbor-B
schr ih6s Frazer, Plap, Asrssayes-young, smith
sehr Reindeer, Howard, San issiyador-B Weinberg
schr Mary Helen, HAWKINS, Harbor Issnd-B Wen
schr E Miles Grahsm, Nassau NP-BJ weinberg
schr Annie CBr), rye, st John. SB-Heney Par
schr willetts Brewster, Jacksonville--A Dayton.
sehr RIVER Queen, Kicker gacksonville-Waren Ray.
schr Admiral Aeelman, st Augustine, Fla-Warren
Ray.
schr ANNE TAtng, Havener. Key West and Pensaco-
Schr yraie Price Brunswick. Ga-E ID Hurlbut Co.
schr kidgewood Johnson Georgetown and Pot Bluff,
schr Ben Davis Wilmington nee Powell
Schr Henrietta Matthews, Richmond Va-Van Brunt
,schr Hammond Buell.. Buell.. Philadelphia VIM
chester 4 Co.
schr S Graham. Smith, neutrality-suspicious., hall
Co.
schr G Eodgdon. Foster, Provincetown-B Wen
schr Higgins, Paine Provincetown--B Wen
schr Hattie Coombs Jamison, salem-R W Ropes
Co.
schr II Bowen, Golden Bristol and FAN River-H W
Jackson Son.
Yacht Viking Tuthill Cowes-B weinberg.
Steamer A sumers Warren. Philadelphia --Iames
Hand
Steamer Maynower. Fults. Philadelphia James Hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY g. 1874.
CLEARED.


Steamship Oceanic Or, Jennings Liverpool via Queens
steamship CHINA Rp, Gin, Liverpool via Queens.
towD-C G Francklyn.
steamship Spain Br Grace Liverpool via Queenstown
p W Hurst.
Steamship city OF Paris CBr, Tibbets Liverpool via
Queenstown-Iohn Dale.
Steamship State of virginia (Br), Sader Glasgow-Aus
tin Baldwin Il CO.
steamship Vile de Paris Fr, surmont, Have-Georgc
Mackenzie.
steamship Earl Of Lonsdale 0Br Rogers Havre--C
Il WrigLtH Co.
steamship san Jacinto, Hazard, ssvannas-w Gar
risen.
steamshp Regulator. Jones, Wilmington, SC-w
steamsnip Ellen Terry salyear sewbern-surray
steamship Richmond, Read, Noriolk-old Dominion
Steamship Co
= steamship indicator. Dosne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
steamship Gen Whitney. Halett. Boston II Dimock.
snip Trimo1ntain, Jones, Bremen-snow Burgess
barn Donne Castle CIR, McDerulott. London-A Bax-
Bark Luigi Russo dtaD. saresca. Br!stol-John Sea-
ger
Bark Bartulotte savons d,aD, coneo, Hartlepool-J
Barg hnos tAus), Radoncich, Cork Falmouti-slo.
coyich n Co.
sark Ricardo uiaD, Consigfsro. Cork Falmouth for
BARK Kong syerre (Nor Hansen Queenstown or Pal.
mouth Tor orders-Te'eus Boeknann.
- kark sri Nor. ostensen, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Constantine CSo1, TaIieksen. observation-disclosures
B0ekWann
Bark Sestor CSor). Lauriu Rotterdam-Tctens Book.
:, Barx Napoleon III 0or,, se.sel Rotterdam-Tunch
sark Pacific Nor) johnson Amsterdam -Funch, Edge
A Go.
r, Bark Seth aus. Lusnzzo, Amsterdam -siocovich 4
Bark Hit,ero tNor,, waage, Anstcroam-Funch, Edye
D@-- E'-b'" N"-' r~"san Aniwerp.-C Tobias 4 Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

STEAMSHIP TRRsr DID Dumbreck from Liverpool for
Baltimore of the Allan line Il In her 21tl day out and
her nonarrval creates continent The trent Is
the ship of Mas0aSdeii notoriey was built In 1870
Al Glasgow OF 1871 tons yisef il iron vessel brig
rugged aud mas ak bnl6head She brings
being constructed tor TeiGhting purposes only.
SHIP HyHxIEg GER, at Philadelphia 9th from Ham.
burg reports April IL lat b3 80 N ion % W, had a
hurricane for 10 hours the temperature changing
minutes from 40 ~ " degrees wind shifting from Wsw
10 wNw barometer Is 10 the ship lay with her lee
side right the water; the wind took the band ed
ss. the yards and nreshed themselves 10 pieces
~ 4 o'clock III the morning shipped heavy sea, which
nlled tue cabin with water and took several movable
arie ss way from The deck, aso bboom shipped an
other heavy sea, and obliged 10 cut away 70 get
gAnx EpwIs. Colby, at Honolulu May from Boston,
exncrrnced very bad weather % Cape Horn and stove
hulwarss and received other damage. Ten sanchlons
viii have IL be renlaceG he side, other re.