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fU'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Su preme Court Of the Dis
triet o. Columbia, holding 9 special term, LISTERS
q aolnnlstr alton on the personal estate OF JOHN
II. BOhD late Il Washington city, District of o.
lrmbis deceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
on OF before the 29th day Of July next: they may
otherwise By Law DO excluded fron all benet OF the
SAID estate. Given under hand, this 18th dag Of
July. lS4 SAMUEL r. BuSD,
s1kS-tuN Administr stor.
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EVENING STAR.

A GIRL WHO WAS BOUND TO GET MARRr-
HD.-Bepjsmin Provo, . carpenter residing In
Cohoes for number Of years, concluded to
move with his family, including his daughter
Mary. who works in the Ogden mill. to Canada
The daughter had been receiving the attentions
OF young man against her fathers wishes and
did not wish TO leave him. Becoming alarmed
at the preparations for departure, the young
pair applied to the Rev. Father Ia Sale, last
week, to unite them in marriage, but the good
father was unwilling TO do this without the
parents con sent, and Mr.. Provo was firm in his
refusal not TO allow his daughter to wed, and
We believe locked her up in the house ali day
Sunday and 20 Monday noon. After dinner
Monday Mr.. Provo allowed his daughter 20 60
after her wages, but sent her brother to see
that she did not hold communication with the
"ene my !" William Cooshan, who is employed in
the Ogden mill, where che sent for the bill of
her time. She prevailed on her brother 10 take
her bill 70 the Harmony company's Office, while
she bid her shopmates goodby. She then pro-
eeded to the room in which he was at work,
and the two soon after took the cars for Albany,
got q permit from the Bishop there and were
married by priest of that city. The father ac-
cepted the situation as gracefully as possible.
and agreed to send on the. brides wardrobe as
soon a. he unpscks his household goods on their
arrival in Canada Troy Tines.
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THE TRADES.
A wNIEGs AND IRON AWNING FRAMES
"A FOB sTOkES,

AwNlsss AMP POI KE sHsk A.yssIse FRAMES
Manufactured BY
N. g. COPELAHD,
osS Lonislnna avenue, one door east OF Tth street
priv..s pis ioI stores, Public billings, Heteis
IRoE IRAMEs for Stores, at factory prices.
Agent for the Improved MiIdew Proof Avnip
5ooos maIS-tr
A VIKINGS And AWNING fkAMEs
A or tnpTored Style and Pattern,
Tor stores, hotels Public Buildings, Oily aud Cour
try Residences nj factory prices.
Manufactured BY
JOHN O. HOGAN,
'iS Market Space, between 7th and Hh streets.
Flags and Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
sole sseut foI the only Genuine Widowed Proof
Asnins mstertai. aple-tr
PAINT.
have . method OF preparing Paint which
l will warrant 60 edectuAliy prevent dampnea
oeused oy dsfectfve brick walls and leaky metallic
roofs, provided the paint d applied by my own
hands Price IN cents per square foot for three
HOUSES and SIGNS painted IN the ssry Iassss
ayie and IN the most durable ma nner.
IN my line l respectfully ask Q trial IRON those
whom l have not heretofore met Professionally.
sseR, sos iAsh strsst bstvssn p and IHSTsnCsst
pLUnBIsa. .eAs-TIrTIHG AID s1wIR.
), iHnRs sfss, Ps 70 sS fonSs. ss No.
SoS Louisians avenue, near eth street, north tide
LIVED PIPE always oa hard m0-tf
GIBsOl BRoI44RA
lels i.s IL. s,!aa., .ossl d.
nov8-ly Tfas Wevb SDseSahv.
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TIE LADIES appear to have been even more
enthusiastic than the men when Goldsmith
Maid made her astonishing time at Saratoga
gentleman states that on turning around he
saw q woman near him waving her handker-
chief with all her might; but on looking dow Al
he saw her baby lying at her feet and beg inning
to cry. I'M sdame." said he, ''your child y
pointing 10 it. "Oh," said she, II forgot all
about baby. but il makes 10 difference; expect
TO have several babies, but I never expect TO
see another Goldsmith Maid-
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AUCTION SALES.
IOsMORR W.
HI DUHCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 9Th AMI streets northwest

TOMORROW.
Rf pUHcANsoN BROS, Auctioneer.,
u Southeast corner 9th ami D streets northwest.
TRTsTIEg SALE OF sTooK, pIxrUREs.
THuhSI,gRE, s9BA F9uHIAIE An . GOOD
GoEsiE I'm Spfs1 siIffs s forth sssf
- By virtue q deed Of trust, bearibg date sth
I Of Ii. 'n and S.ses. d 9 s:s No
l. county. D. o., and By written request q the
aastsi 10, ls7i, CONNER cling al Ii o'cioct m,
bfns Store santb. s Sc tar the
n.rihwe ct ,ins No s26. com erisns everything
The stock ana hxtGres will BE- offered As a whole.
sna not disposed VI in that way they will be sold
This presentss spleudid opportunity to engage In
uerstve busitess, the stand being one OF the beet
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months; interest res, az eight per cent
aug a.fs,u : buNCANsoS Bros. ' Hucts.
RY WIN. l.. WALL CO Auctioneers.
NEW AEp SECOND HAND FURNITURE;
h h9Rs; WW4ESTT A AZ cir !. fkfShs; sLs-
E EiIE % HSD Hf5H SS..ssETHa; %.fs%E nAk
T rPrEH3s G stanSh SETS WAs2R1sE rs;
1874: commencing at O'clock, we Will ssh,
RI Oh III nret moor OF our salesroOms, the above
mentioned Furniture, Carriages, &c, with
many other articles In Furniture line
viii be add TO the above sale. ~ pieces 6-4, 8 4
and A White and Check Mating; $50 pieces 4, a.
81 and 4 OiIclotb.
suH IRep.I WM.L. WALL g. co ,Auots
pY LATIMER & CLEARY.
- AuctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsyl anis avenue and 18th st.
Star once Buildings.
TBGSTEEs,sALEoFy VALUABLE IMPROVED
PBOPkRTG OH NSr., BETWEEN l3THAND
14IH SITS. NORTHWEST.
- Under aud by virtue OF two deeds of trust
va dated resp, ctively the 10th dsy Of February,
ISL and the lSta day of March, 1874, and record,
ed in LibeT CO. at folio l29, Liber 675 at folio
40, and b. written request Of the party secured
ttSreby we shall sell, in front of the PROMISES on
FBIpAf, the 2lst day Of August, 1874, at O'Clock
p: IA, Lot IS, in q. j. Whites recorded subdivision
OF wet half Of square nuuberec 236; improved by
twC-stJry and basement Brick BH yelling.
TeI ms: One third cash; balance in 6, IL, and IS
months, With interest at per cent. per snnum.
curci by deed Of trust on the premises sold. ON
sLcing at purchaser. sIOOd Iwn at time OF
sale II terms OF sale are not piled with within
hve day. the Trustees he right to RESELL at
rlsk and cost Of purchase IN defsuit.
J9HH T GIVEN Trustees.
aus5-eo&ds LATIMER OLKARY, Aucts.
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q a - r A E ID

sbChDfRs-G0HHNs On the lsth OF August.
lsLa. % the keN. DL. nita, Nm. AVID eACh-
asbington, ID. G.
DI ED.
BROOKS. Did on the 18th instant, Of !: 10 d m
VIOLA UkCILIS infant daughter Of Eugene aud
Ocesba b roeks,s ged months aud II days.
funeI ~ viii axe place on The 18th, st q d. N.
nem the s.so enee OF her parents, No. sz0 llth
on MoLosy. usus nth, aged So
,. nst WnenI WI take place Wednesday, the
.,,ss, 20 o m from her isse residence. No. IS
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"A On SATURDAY, aga instant. at 6 D. m we
ewill offer for sale, AZ public auction thai very
Ndssirable Lot situated in Square Ne. 332. Lot
NO. o, II ontlng 100 feet on the west side of l0.h
street by " feet lehs inches street northwest
Easy terms. Long time.
anglS5t r n RYAN n 90 Sucts
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Trains leaving " asn1ngtoB st O. m on Mon
cay, edHesdsy and Friday and $40 y. N. daily i,
except Sunday, connect Sc Bowie with trains for
POpeis Greek leaving Bowie At 10 a. m. and 5:IO
,. m, arriving 81 POpe's Green at las aud 1:2e
D.
Trains leaving Washington at $3.50 O. M. and
$40 D. u. connect At OdentOu with tr aims for An
aApolis.
Trains arriving 90 WASHINGTON &C 1910 O. m,
end $50 .. m, connect 81 Bowie with trains from
POpe's Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Onoe
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylyan
avenue, northwest CO. 9Th street aud PesnsyIya.
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked hotels and residences 70 ell points North
and West. Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, Oolum.
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New OR.
leans, Ohicaso, Omaha, San francisco, and eli
points rsst " est, North ana South.
r L. DUBARBY, Gsneral supS
T. .. YOUNG, Gent Psss'r Agent. aps5-f
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: PECIAL TICE.

- ECIAL NOT ICE.
II having come to knowledge Aat ofAey sohfs-
Keys than osca, and IN Frequent iastances sdsl
terated grades, are sold under the aame and brand
Of OLD STAG WHISKEY, our labeled bottles
being used 10 make tie deception more plausible,
deem u osw dxty to oar patrons, a. s0eu as 10 our
seloes, to notify dealers and Others t,tcrested, of
the name If "OLD STAG WHISKEY" -
trade aark, secured By Lao. We Aave, therefore,
TIE sole and esclsstvs right 10 use Il, and shau
prosecute to Tie full esteMt Of &c lao ~ parties,
hereafter, importing upon the pSblie b. he dSshosss
Dsslevs ssiiiao "OLD STAG wHISKEY" can
slsrays prodSes evtdence, upon demand, hat Rsy
ers - posssssios Of Gls sewuine article.
HALL . HUME
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LOU
DEALERS,
NOTICE,-PAKTIEs WHO DHsIRE 70 DIS
~ pose Of al kinds OF wEARIEG APPAREL,
can sell them for higher cash price than snypi ace
In the city, by calling addressing HESZOGs 81
y street, between sth and l0tb ", Prompt stten
ton win be given usEis-tr
nOOLITT AaUI POWpHRa are warranted
- sure, us oueo1aA Wsasa eekase. ~
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Io74PEsNsYLvHASNhil RoUTElS74
Uopru TO THE
hTaIihW ksI, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
E'On-- 9:ss :. n BsIti%Orc.- 5:as q.
- $40 s.%. f:ass.
TIE GREAT DfJBLE Track ROUTE,
Sitn elessnt Scenery Palace state-rOOu Day and
nlgnf Jars, with monderB I'm prOvements.
Two hundred miles saved t. Western and Central
New York.
The l:33 Q. N. daily except Sunday, Southwest,
est and Northwest, $40 p. NJ, dsiiy, CINCINNATI
and southwest.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
tkrcuxh rom WASHINGTON To BUFFALO,
S1NA0S and ST. LOUIS without change.
Tickets D. this czu be procured At the ofces
corner Of Sth street ard Pennsylvania avenue, and
corner OF en street and PenIsy venue, under
National Hotei where reliable Information viii be
fiyep 81 sill times
Passengers PROCURING ticket. 81 these ofnoes can
secure accommodations IN Palace Cars for Chicago,
s.. Louis and Buffalo.
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A LEXANDRIA . WASHINGTON E.

ALEXANDRIA 8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R.
CORNER or AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave r AIeXandris s. follovs:-o,
10, IL = m, i,3,t,+ s,6,T .. m;
~; ans p N dsils, al 7ther rains dsAy except
LEGAL Trains from a. 1Andris .,r,y. NJ foIIox,.-
S;SS, 1:35, csS3, S:S5, 1888, 1888 a. m,
1913, 5:3S, :33, s:S3 o:S3, 1888 D. 10. The s:3S
.. IL, an b.35 p. - from AleIsDdria daily, all
other trains 1Ely eIeePt Sunday.
- a. N. m: connect with trains on
WsshtnEt oIa0td Ohio K 4
kICHM OND FAST SXPKESS leaves daily ex-
oept Sunday, at .. N. arrive st Richmond 1913
p.m
GRIAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Rfchmoud,
leaves shtngton IL: S3 IL. daily except Suuday
Through tickets o. all points South and Southwest
TOT sale ~ Oces corner Isl street and Penusylvs
Dis avenue, and corn 81 street and Pennsyivanis
avenre, here passengers can leave orders for bag
gage 70 BE- checked ., .ll hoteIs and restdenoes
kErocxb % destination.
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49, = - - ~ - ~
AND b sTRBaTs ". W.
.ins will run rs follows:
TRAINS ARRIVE At
NASHINGTOR.
o;l q. m,,Hew York Ex-
press, daily.
s-5s 9. N. Fast Line
Daily.
'l0:4Os. N. ,Accommoda-
TIN daily ex. Sunday.
3:iO p; ~, Baltimore
press daily, ex. Sunday.
1903 .. m Limited EE-
press from New YORK,
daily, ex. Sunday.
1913 p. m, Accommoda-
tiOn, except Sunday.
9:35 y. m, daily, from
Baltimore aud the west.
HOS .. m, Southern
EIpress, daily.
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fAis vhisky 80 distilled TO our order, and kept in
bond for until its age todyrants IL Offering IL
70 the public for use, medicinal or social.
The inereasin9 popularity Oith Uaieh IL has been
set since Its ntrodGction ten years ago, orbids any
hesitdtion part IN claiming for It smooth
.ess and favor uHsSrpassed. Its purity guar
dntee.
Our right and It'll. to the exclusive use Of this
brand q on record at the United States Patent Office
HALL HUME,
DEALERS In FINE WINES, BRANDIEs
WHISKY, &C.,
febzS -eo6m eO5 MARKET SPACE,
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u d. ID. RYAN CO.,
W Reai Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
No. 523 7th street, Federal Buildings, opposite
Post Office Department
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BANKERS,
I LIVINGSTON COMPANY's BANK,
10 Pine street, New York.
Organized for the business OF out of-town Banks,
Bsrkers, Corporations, Individuals, &C. Offer spe.
eial indGcs mehts to Correspondents Five per cent
interest allowed on daily balances. City, County
and Town Bonds, also other marketable Securities,
wanted Tor sails on commission.
FlEST-CLASS LOANS NEGOTIATED. JeI.tr
RAss Ne HVU
sQUIRE . Co.,
l<<S PENNSYLVANIA AVE6ug
OPPOSITE WILLARD's HoTEE
WASHINGTON, DO
Fer cent. tsssysa paid on asYsssss.
COLLECTIONS made everyw
Pay Of officers In the Army cashed In sdyanes.
sp3.tI
GERMAN AmE sAvINGs BANA
" Corner 9TH and streets, Federal Buildings
Interest psid on de Desits-
JOHN HIrz, Prest ljsn5-lylO. =. PRHNfIss, Cash
e McB. fIMONEY q CO.,
u. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Seeond National Bank Bkildtng, sos Serenth sfyta
Transact General Banking, Exchange, and Col
buy and SILL GOLD, GOVERNMENT
BONDS, STOCKS, &c.
Army officers pay accounts cashed In advance.
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DY LATIMER & OLEARY
~ AuctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis avenue and 18th St.
Star Once Buildings.
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ID DIPOI cORNEK or
After June 18th. l574,tr
TAAfhS LEAVE E0I
BAL TIMORE
800 a. u northern ex
press, daily.
zoo 8. u Accommoda
ton, daily.
9:xS q. N Limited rx.
press for New York,
daily 81 Sunday. Par.
Tor car train.
Il:e5 .. II, Fast Line
W Test daily, en- Sunday
3:40p. m, AccOnm. da-
ton, daily, ex. Sunday
800 y N. for Pittsburg,
CinciDE att, and South
west. daily. For the
North daily, excep
Saturday.
$50 D m. for PhilsdeI.
pbla, daily.
1893 o. N. sccommoda'
ton % Baltimore daily
except SUNDAY
S:0e D. N, daily, New
York hfaht EJpress.
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AUCTIONEERS.

Q. y. AysTIN. RoBzRT b. RYAN
h. b. RYAN CO.,
General Brokers and Real Estate Auctieueers, S23
7th street, ederal Building, opposite Post
Once Department.
Special improvement and General Sewerage
TAKE paid promptly and ut low rates. aplS-N
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CAPlTOL kATErelON.
For work on the Capitol, and for general care
and repairs thereof, fifty thousand dollars.
For lathing and piasteriDg the under surface
OF the roof above the ceiling Of the Senate
chamber, four thousand dollars.
For new stesm-pump TO supply the tanks
located in the attic of the Senate wing Of the
Capitol, eight hundred dollars.
Tor salary Of assistant engineer OF the Senate,
in charge OF elevator and elevator-engine, four
teen hundred and forty dollars.
For such portion Of replacing the defective
portion OF the roof on the Capitol, near the
dome. by copper roofing of FIRE proof con-
stIuction, and tor erecting FIRE walls, fifteen
thousand dollars: Proridcd, That the old mate
rials as cannot be used probably in the repairs
covered into the Treasury.
For improvement Of Capitol Grounds, accord
ing to the plans and under the general direction
OF Fred. Law Oimsted, TO be expended by the
Architect of the Capitol, two hundred thou
sand dollars.
For work and grading in and around the
Botanic Garden and completing brick wall and
iron fence, eleven thousand nine hundred aud
twenty-five dollars.
For the purpose of erecting on Capitol Hill,
near the Capitol building, suitable engine
house TO supply the place OF engine-house num-
bered three, recently ordered removed by Con-
gress, ten thousand dollars.
To secure the foundation wall and ft up
rooms in the basement of the general post-office
building, one hundred thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary.
For preservation and repairs of the United
States court house in Washington City, formerly
known as the City Hall building, three thou
sand dollars.
For amount that will be due by the United
Sretts 10 the District Of Columbia FOR one-third
of the entire cost OF main aiming the fre-erp2rt-
ment for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
elghtesn hundred and seventy i've, twenty 1--we
thousand dollars.
Rtform-School of the District OF Columbia:
Fer the superintendent, one thousand i've hum
dred dollars; two assistant superintendents, at
seven hundred and fifty dollars each; matron,
six hundred dollars; two teachers, 1t six hun
d. ed dollars each; physician, five hundred dol
lsrs; gardener, seven hundred and twenty dol
lars; superintendent Of workshops, six hundred
dollars; lsborer, one hundred and forty -four
dollsrs; seamstress, laundress, and sery anita ave
hundred and forty dollars; and for fuel, cloth
ing, and incidentals, two thousand six hundred
and ninety six dollars; making, In all, the sum
Of ten thousand dollars.
Building and grounds belonging 20 the Re-
form-School: For altering a portion of the
main building for kitchen, and for msntels,
cisterns. and drainage, one thousand seyen
hundred and ffty dollars; for laying out the
grounds, and for purchasing and setting ont
ornamental trees, and making roads and Walks
two thousand i've hundred dollars; for fur al
ture for new building, and additional bed for
boys, i've thousand dollars; for bake-hop A. and
laundry, one thousand i've hundred d ,ilsrs: in
all. ten thousand seven hundred ant. tfty dol
lars.
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STEAMSHIP srArn or ALABAMA tBr>, Flint from Glasgow
for New York, before reported put into st Johns NJ
and IS to proceed Tor her destination odav lily shc
may be expected here about the OF l7tn INST Her
cabin passengers Will come with her out ste rage
passengers arrived here SIN inst in Steamship pernain
buco.
BARK SAMUEL RAY, Merritt, from Newcastle, Nsw for
san Francisco, pnt into sydney date partially dis
masted.
BRIG CBr), Rurglos, from Norfolk for Demerara
which put back e Hampton Roads April I, eaky, was
toweu to Norfolk 18th tor repairs
soHR Harry LEV. iI5 tons. Capt MAYO, from sw
Hartor Ne, Tor Philadciphia, went ashore on Point
out Of water She has caso ~ ston and es VIII
she sprung alcak on the way up, while making a
napt IN drep fSe er a,nose 70 pre-
and was built at sInvrna Del ana owned bv Nav OF
port New Bedford assistance take out the stone
and Try and save the vessel
MATTE HOLMES, Cox, from cksopve for Ph,la-
dephia which put INTO rernandna after being ashore
lew days
A. on Cape Cod
scHR ifs GRAFT AZ Alexandris 9Th inst from Phadel
pbia IN entering Reeds dock had her bowsprJt and
cnaiD plates carried away BY runpus iou Of and am
aging the shed OH the wharf there.
HALiYAx, Ms April l0--A heavy southeast rain and
abated until N. when The barometer suddeniy fell
and terrible sQusi .Srang and continued Tor half an
IRON Liverpool and Eored IN te stream part her
wharf, smashing the latter bowsprt and Sustaining
damage herself
and was BABY wrreked asasS dartmouth iesry dock.
where she stove her bows and and had all her
head gear carried away.
AT tae other wharvey innn Ltsabe ycssels mad rails
and boats asDed by collision.
10 ~. ssyssp fory ~ h is ~ ann was asmer
tD3U mchesIn hall ~ hour
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Foreign Ports.

CUMBERLAND aARBoR no date-ln port brig Sarah B,
for New New Yers dg; sehr Nee PANE. Tor do do.
HAMBURG Marcn 2l-Arrived, bark Robert Porter, Kill.
Arrived al do April / bark Ayondae OBJ. Evans New
Orleans ' -"
HAL,fAx April 5-Arrived, brig Three Cheers Br) Nc
IauieuE, Feb i-Clcared. bark Polly Lewis Johnson
Falmouth, Il. '
In Yesterdays paper should have read April !.
Rio JANERo March 5-sailed. brig Chowan McFar-
land, Baltimore.
SYDNEY, Nsw. no da,e-Put in bark Samuel Merritt.
Ray from Newcastle. Asw Tor San Francisco (see Disas
suRisAx Mar n s-In port bark Rowland Tucker for
Boston days. scLr Benz Young OBJ, Mcdonald. 90
JOINS NJ. April i0-In port steamship State of Ala.
bama tBr Flint from Glasgow, 10 sail 18th for New
sTJoHs. NB April Starved ship Frederick Hassel
man Ger, schmidt Phiadelphia
VICTORIA. VI, March 3l-saied, ship Roswell sprague
Keller, San Francisco.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April g. Passed M schrs Danl Brown
before reported ashore at Lower Cedar PonU and Tnos
Passed down-schrs Samuel sharp. and Leach,
BOSTON. April io-Arrived. steamships Geo Appold.
Philadelpha bark Kate sanction tarj Hilton ,;ofhen,
burg schr Anna Cook. Cook 81 Martins Below az
anchor ~ me roads schr Florence Mayo Rockand
An inwhrd bound bark wen; into Provincetown harbor
LhIs afternoon " $500
cieared-steamship Johns Hopkins Halett Balti-
m mr; swip Dnnnbeip new 81 Boston, 1925 ;ons)
kcll Hamilton fBcrmudal; schrs Helen simmons
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jOih-Arrived steamships Berlin Gen. Potsoher. Bre
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-11

NEWPORT, RI, April 10, 1874
Block Island parties are having first class packet
built to be completed the summer travel TO
between Providence. Newport and the Island She
will be commanded by Capt Geo A Rose 4 S Bel
den, OF Rocky Ill., CT have the contract to build her
The communications 10 and from the Island promise TO
be for in addition the many small packets
which are constantly going 10 and fro 10 New London
Westerly and stonngton for the purpose OF carrying
pleasure seekers during the summer that
vicinity. there i to be made triweekly trips by
steamboat owned by FAN River parties, from Provi
dence, Fall River and Newport
The sehr Jenn,e Russ now at this port and which
$lst0, is firmly Embedded In the mud at Commercial
wharf that il VIII take long time 10 pull her out and
then will have to be with the aid an extra high tide
The schr Telumah with ice for Fortress Monroe, be-
fore reported dlsmased at this port will repaired
as her necessary outfit arrives Boston which
will be during the present week
Touree recently appointed assistant in charge OF the
steam log syren on BLOCK Island, has resigned.
Nearly al the vessels which been laid nm at this
port during the past winter being lifted out prcpara-
tory to commencing Their usual coasting business.