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R-Nonc hui a phy.,cian Knows

f%- None bu, physician Knows how
much reliable ai't,u'irs Is needed by
the people. On all sides rfus. In all COM
munities e,erywhcyc there an multitudcs
who suffer from complaints that nothing
but an l'fs-s'trs Cur'>. Hence a great
many ct them have lNVp made and put
ahrNNad with the assurance " tsCinC effect.
t,al. Hut they tail tc accomplish the
cup,s they NroWiSc. tNNSu>c they have
~, the intrinsic virtues they claim, In
this >is;a Nfjac cgssc, Us. !, {. AVN 4
CO. vi Dwell have >,JNp,ic3a CoNrOyNp
ENvS tCv w SNp>NrkEllI.N, Y hirh proves
q, ~ TIC louc-1e>irrd vmc,,y. IT, pcca.
lar taae-cuce from ojley kindred pCps-
rSiiou> iu tNsc marked j. ihst 70 ~'vcs the
diseases fot which % j. recommended.
Aile thov mSy not We Srr assured 81
iliis facc hy more Than ono Intelligent
,1lvSicau iE iliis nciChNnrhcod. sud have
Cl5 farthog evidence o ont own eNpe~
rifrir, NJ IT. t~n.h.--N7sHri'E w'ur Pr
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Except Monday in the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twclf,h street
THE BuLLErtS is served TO city subscribers by
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Pnblishel every Thursday morning OF sl 25
pei anuuin. invariably in advance. The postage
on the weekly will he prepaid 81 this Office, so
tbs subscribers will obtain fora subscription
ricV Of a. yrAr.
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SheriH's Sale.

Dy virtue of an Execution TO me directed by
Dthe Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Alexander
County, In the state Of Illinois, in favor of AL
fred Is. Stafford, assignee of Alexander ii Irwin
and against John II Brown, have levied up
County of Alexander and state of Illinois, to-
wit Al the right title and interest of said John
II Brown in and to the Northwest quarter Of
the Southwest quarter OF Section thirty-one sd ,
in Township fifteen u.s. south, and in Range
one ~ west of the third NJ also blocks mum
bered one a., two (2) three 60, four "a i've
Unity in said county and state, us the property
of said John IL. Brown, which ! shall offer at
Public Sale at the Southwest door OF the Court
House, in the City of Cairo, in ia" County OF
Alexander and State of Illinois on the fourth
(tth) day Of March, A. d. 1873, at the hour Of
Execution ALEX II. IRWIN,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois,
Cairo, ills. February sth, 1870
il-2-ll-w3w,
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JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor.

Paducals municipal election came OF
Yesterday.
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may bc answered simply that I may be
known TO men as Christian"
The termination fhis invocation was.
'help Us to live. that we may be able to
say, Thy will be done IT Thou art with
us who can be against us
ANOTHER OF TRACy's WILD SHOTS.
Mcssrs. jeremiah H. and George G..
Robinson and Franklin Woodruff pub
lished card this morning in answer to
portions of Gen. Tracy's opening address
for the defendant. and say Moulton has
been partner of the firm OF Woodruff Il
Robinson for more than ten years. that
his conduct a. a partner has always been
frank and just. and that the dissolution
of the firm has not been influenced by the
Tilton-Bccchcr controversy. hut was re
solved upon one year ago.
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BROOKLYN.

.How the catholo Church has Postersd Arp'
was the subject OF a lecture delivered by Rev.
Father Klelly at the Church Of the Annunciaton,
last evening. The proceeds OF tue lecture viii 10
devoted 70 discharRIng toe DEBT Of toe new
eince.
hr. jeremiah Condor, mechanic, was proceed.
ing through Fifth avenue about four O'Clock yes
terday MOI ning when he was assaulted by two
men, who staDped BIN In the neck with q pen.
knne aud rined ms pockels. The police are look.
ing for tue thieves.
A are occurred at rs Grand street shortly amer
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon Ia the second
hand clothing store OF JACOB Ferrares, causing o
less o. $3.50 on STOCK; Insured ior $1,000 20 the
Pacific. 1ne building, which - owned b. Solomon
MundY, was damaged to the extent Of $500. The
cause Vi toe Ore u unknown.
During the hign wlud whioh prevailed yestsr.
day forenoon toe frame OF tue houses In course Of
erection on Yates avenue, near Elery street, we're
blown down, involving damage to the amount OF
$500. Two enil req, named Charles and Pailip
Hulshranhal, resldiAQ 81 No. III Yates avenue.
were in Iured by tue falling structure. the Dnld.
lngs Wero owned 0y Edward q. kienhardI OF No
100 Flusbing avenue,
YESTERDAY Afternoon o dead body was found
nOstlng In the water at the foot OF soua Eleventh
slrest, Williamsburg. ~ was mucn decompVsed,
Dut oppeafed to be tHes Of man thIfty.aye years
OF a9t, Ave feet ak laeBss IN Aeikht, Wlt1 p.ack
nalr auu cnlu waIakerS cad IN piaoG ovGfooAt,
yest ana pEAss, cneek over sATt aafk mssi'a nns
esFsGtft sna bS0tas
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TOO MANY DOCTORS

Last Thursday q little daughter OF Mr.. Thomas,
who lives Of No. $50 West Forty.fourth street. died
under such peculiar circumstances as 70 justify
the Coroner In taking cognlzance OF the case. II
seems that DR.. nugart, OF Forty second street.
was attending and prescribing for tbs child a.
the same time that German apotnecary named
Duscnman was performing . ike oflco. Finally
tho enid died-Dr. Hugart said from dipnineria;
the apOthecary SAID IRON tcethinR. bacn, tt
seems mad Dsen prescribing FOR the little one Tor
a dlfferent Gment. the pGst.tnortem examination
which was equenty made " DEPUTY Coroner
Loo diarlOseI tie TACT that they we're Doth
wrong, the chlld having died VI pneumonia.
There was not tne slightest indication Of dlph.
tnerta nor was thero any visible evidence that
she child had suffered IRON tie effects Of teethlnR
Mr. Thomas says toe apOtAecary gave him some
medicine tue nrst time DC went 70 him, WHICH
made mo onId very sick. and, On returning IT, tns
gpOrhoeary took Il aud ND IL away, subsequently
refusing 10 oitber SHOW II or 10 tell what ~ WAS,
Coroner Kessler Wi hold 81 Inquest in he case
- "
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has substituted the Common Council bin for nis
own, and win give tnat measure MS warmest sup
ing The city 10 in SD any road commenced oy pri-
vale capitalists under this act In case OF unneees-
iursner trivial impedtments will be thrust IN the
way o. legislative solution OF TINS raplo transit
STATISTICS OF SENATE AND ASSEMBLY,
Notwithstanding the fact that the CONSTITUTIONS
amen dments have gone into force as 70 speclas
legislation, over 1000 bills nave been Introduces
IN the Asse mbiy aud about GOO In the senate.
Nearly one-half OF these however. wiz sSalNey
ever see the hight OF day. This number OF Dllls IL
not lar from the record OF former Legislatures,
when the ME of members assumed enormous pIo-
portions: Truly, ~ may nc saio W. nay oI u rae
constitution be amended so as 70 decrease the
numoer OF Assemoymen, and connne sessions 10
every second year, with q law competing au-
journmeRt at the end 81 ninety daysy
THE wlCKHAM-GREEN CONTROVERSY.
The bitter personal alteration between the
Comptroller ana Mayor at the meeting or the
Sinking Fund Commissioners has been the suoJect
men VINO remained over during recess. Green's
aggresslveness Is severely criticised. On the
other nand one OF his closest friends remarked 10
me to-day, on belng questioned as 10 Mayor WICK
hams public acts:-
..Tne effect OF them Is apparent 10 every demo-
GRAFT For instance, without experience IN political
lie, his first act WAS instruct Governor 1ilden
on The law OF removal of officials, the construc-
ton OF the charter ana tue prlnclples OF law gem
orally. You remember he met with indifferent
success. Next, he pitches INTO the Comptroller;
Intl,nates his intention of removing that official,
anu comes W grief upoH ulsCOfSituR bHhl NC vas
hasty, anu that heads OF departments are not 10
be removed from wnm or caprice 81 person VINO
may DC accidentally IL the Mayors chair.N
THIS language plainly oeto6ens Green's side or
this latest Interesting episode. his agents In
Albany are always ready 10 torture every move
ment and incident into favorable position lor
their employer. The plot thlckens. Between
.'short mar" and "swalloS TALL Speaker
..Ross Kelly,su horsewhlp, Governor Tllden's
canal sword, the Manhattan club ana Tammany
Hall, Comptroller Green and Mayor Wickham ana
= he srnQnODsiDle maOritVf or the Legislature Will
now ind themselves further AT sea as TO where
they must stand Tor the balance OF tue session.
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BELOW.
Brig Prlma Donna. from -
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser steamer Clarlbel, from Kingston, &c
has our thanks for favors
STEAMER VULCAN tof lhe Swiftsure Line) from Hart.
ford Tor Philadelphia with a cargo OF machinery and
domssties struck rock between Robbins Rect and Bed
Wreckmg Co will commence work at once to raise her
BARR cnIEg, Niekerson, from New York tor Beyrogt
Ion 81 during heavy weather lost mainmss with a, Al
hull received some slight damage.
BRIG CALLAo at Philadelpha from Matanzas lost her
cutwaer ana head and sustained other slight damages
during heavy ENE gale the 23d nit
scuR IIzzlE DEWEY Davis at Philadelphia from Ma;
split sails, &c
% 1 en- h q@sr rs on Sc
on Saturday night No lives lost
Maiden Island, River Delaware.
scHR BARAcoA, at Philadelphia from Baracoa, broke
her manboom during hurricane on the 9th ult. OF
Banks At Haiax ID inst reports that Friday night
malntopmast carried away.
scHR crRUs FossErT-The salvage has been awarded
for New SorK before reported taken into Kew alter
having been ashore $500 She would reload her cargo
BosToS, May 2-An unknown schooner, OF about 26O
tons Is ashore on the northeast point q the Graves Bos
board
HALIFAX MAY 2-steamer Sea Gull, from Bermuda, re,
ports having experienced April - Hurricane Sc
on crossing the Gulf stream and sustained damage to
eral cays had been boissrous and rainy.
ovERDuE-Brig Thala (Brl; Fudge, from Halifax for
zh OF April As she was then 81 days out fears
entertained Tor her safety.
SHIPBUILDING-At Bath Messrs Rogers have the
stocks schooner OF about 22O tons completed which
will be launched when sold.
The Keel OF vessel OF about tons capacity has
Just been laid In the yard OF Bayes Son, Port
Jefferson DimensiosLength OF keel l2S feet; beam. 81
feet; hold. ID feet
Mr. Wm fogers Of Bath VIII launch May 8 ship Of
New York, named the bonanza, TO be commanded by
j Daily. She has been built under the inspection of
Whitmore, surveyor for the American Shlrmasters'
Association.
Messrs kennedy & Co. OF Waldoboro, building a
bark to be launched In Nav, and toNbe commanded by
Capt simmons. Dimensions. 40 feet length, 81 feet
breadth, and IL feet depth OF mold.
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Axrwxnr May i-Arrivsd, ship Britain America nr,
Lockhsrt. New York.
osrr.-Arnvsd. brig Mary eibsL wnisamors, New
York.
oADu-sArsd bris saa olaOSmo dau, Camera New
York.
GLASGOW. May l-sansd. bark David Taylor cBD. AZ
kinson Boston.
Arrived In the Clyde "a, ship Bsfbiss orr. Taylor.
San Francisco via ouesnEtowa-
LrEarOoI- May a-Arrivsd, ship AL Levitt orr,
wiley, Galveston.
Sailed April 30 bark Routh, Marta New York;
May !, steamer scythIa OR. nsw1. Hams. DO.
LONDON MAY 2-Arrved, bark salo tRuG. NordRrsn
New York; BRIG John Hunt Hunt DsnsrAya via Ply
mouth
LRIrH, May i--Arnvsd, bark Blaekpoo CBr). Asehin-
son. New York
MoSRovn-Arrived bark JASPER williams New York.
MELBoURSr-An1vsd, ship BENJAMIN Bangs NorJ
from -.
PIYxoUTH May 3-Arrvsd, shlp Eunios Nicholas CBr),
Smith, Pensacola.
Arrived Sd, steamer susvis Ger, Trsnrsn, New YORK
TOR Hamburg.
PLLrRxo-Arrivsi. Samuel, rom New York ~.
QUEENSTOWN, Nay lin port bark Beluste (BE -
date jenkins from Liverpool for Martinique tnos
United statesl
Arrived I'd. steamer Ohio Morrison Phnadelphia for
Liverpool
RorrERDAx, May l-Arrived brig Favorit Nor, Nat
VIE. Boston; "a steamer Mas Dutch, chevalisr, New
YORK.
snRnA LEon- Sailed. schr Joseph Sisksrson. whit
more New York.
TxxzL, MAY i-Arrived, Mornsn, from Pensacola.
Arrived As -, PArlsna from United statsa
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DArru1c Aprl Is-Arr,ved Baltic syensen, view York
DRAMMEE, April iOsalled, Bragg, Christensen PniiA
EtsiscRr April ioMlrrived, Thor. Amundssn. Charles
FoLkEsrosY. April l7--oG Argonaut Olsen. from Chris
FALMoUrn, April ls-saiied sjomanden, Tausen cfrou
GTso n ips 1sA A,hsr, smith Leavi
Cleared I5th. Atlantic, Gralof Pensacola
hARwicH, April lS-of The Galoper, Edgar, Beverldge
HAMBURG, April l7-saied. Terpsichore oelrichs New
Sailed from cnxhaveu 18Th, Laura Gertrude. Schultz
HAyRE,. April l7-saiied. Martha A Mcneil Jordan
Hose KONG, April 7-Arnved, McNear. Carter
KRAGERoE, April lO-cicared Helene. Nielsen, Amer
LIVERPOOL, April ls-Ariyed, Henrictte Jongebeld
Galveston; Algeria -, McMickan, New York; Store
Satara, Harrison, Astoria toregoni Maeauay Rogers
sailed l7th Bessie Crosby, Brown Portland lie Cha
u ouit9n Pees rhiadephia' h nh ailmngsen Bal1
mott Shediae yoysger Ghaee New o York HenTets
#addis, ,Hsl,sx;. safPsdon;. Lsntbody, Dollhouse
Emerald Isle Williams New Y %,II;o,,. co,,an. c,.,
Nevis Robb, Rlchebucto; Belgium, Mosher sydney Oh
IoSpos April iS-ccared, D NJ Dicke, Morris Boston,
LcsnospGsRY. April is1Arrivcd, Victoria. jacobson
S1 sasa Inn Countess of Duaern nceonasle Bal
LEcHoGN April i5-sailed, Omega, Frasconaro. Paisr
MARYPoRr. April I7-saied wanderer, sewell, Sydney
:, MARsEILLEs April 15-Arrived Camille, Craig Nss
YORK. mary NJ Bird Packard. do.
NEW Ross, April lISailed. Libertas Wikander, Balh
opoRro, April 9-Arrved sullivan. Perry, New York
PORTLAND, April l5-on, Athena bellmer from Balu
more for Bremen.
PLYMourn. April I9-sailed. Olaf Kyrre. Andersen
New YORK.
SHIELDS, April ls-Arrved Glencoe, Palmer San Fran
cisco.
SWANSEA April l7-Salled, Ruth, Anderson. New York.
STKTTIN April 13-Arrived, Rapid Jute, New York.
sINGAPoRE, March 12-SaIled. Kendrick Fish, Fiah
Akyab; 18th. Esperance, Guillon. Boston.
sASTANDER, April i3-Arrived, Surprise. Hoyt, New
York
TRoow April l7-sailed. Kate Uphan. Brown, Havana
WATERFORD, April lSArrived. Prince Alfred, Norton
Philadelphia.
EIsINoRE, April 1.-THE Charles, s-masted schr, Lang
ho OF and tor Stettin from Bordeaux winel. has come
into harbor with bowsprit broken and some damage
aoft In wing been collision with the American shiD
George Hurber which has also put in to repair dam
age.
FLUSHING April 1.-THE Kong Carl from New York for
Antwerp. passed here today has been in collision with
the Giovanni B. Italian brig latter sunk crew saved
LIVERPOOL April l8-The Ontario tS. from Boston, IA
reported been ashore the bar; damage any
not known
MANILA Try telegraph dated Hong Kong April Is
PMl-The William Woodbury., ship, from floiio River
was beacncd tor repairs having had the damage tenn
porarily repaired, will sail
ScILLY. April l9-The American bark Esther Lortng
from New York for Havre put in Yesterday with dana
been in collision the l6th of sciy with
the City OF Florence, from Melbourne
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No NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW FORK AT NIGHT-The NEw
York HERALD has adopted a distinguishing coston night
signal for use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning tho coors red green red changing
from one 10 the other succession and can be seen sew
eral miles distant Captains upon seeing this
signal will oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the Ship News Department OF the
HRRALn
As-Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels
arriving Mt New York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York received from all parts of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
ouired.
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FOREIGN PORTS

ALooA BAY cGH March le-saiied, bark Robinson
Crusoo Robinson BostOn schr Pioneer, ksnnison, Fort
~ port March q, bark sprinsbOk CBr Isea Tor New
:, Ass1rTr Bar, ia April n-Arrvsd, ship Esva tBr,,
CALLAO, April li-saisd. ship John Bryce Morse. La.
ciasrUroOs, April ss-sunsd bark Neptune, DOal, nos
FAtxovfH, ia. April Il--ssrsd. sohr IdA Eidridss
GiSR4tfAR Aprl Is--In port bark Chief Nlckerson,
Ial hsreses from 90 Tor Genoa diseharging part Of
noss ose, April lin port ship Atlantic orr, Nslln.
hIlly1I. MAY a-Arrivsd. steamers Sea Gull, from
bSfmuda; N9rmanton, = john, NJ. tor sydney ~,
SON Haifsx ana ssisd iith FOR Cuba va
Mar ,h ,chri assh 3D. MSrr dG sS Saa q. sa hs
Nc sean Lanenogrg and sailed lsth for vlsniasgos
New York nud sailed us. ior London via FALMOUTH,
Sailed en- schr Par.Da Packard. MszcO Via Monieso
sots cn. Eaas rrS SGSs is
naE nsss9S va s.rsns keys Tn P1 raS ssss
Or new, freeman. Now YORK. 60, 49,.
New Io5i arrived 20 Meaasso Dr. Crouch rom .
isna ars,aa lg'n 6,S E sSnmosc land uaye
e agm nan ron New Yors, arrived lAth; Annie Lee
MAA Aprll i1Arriyed previously. ship Sumner
Porr Pax tAy1 April LIN port sehr Anna shep.
ar Iergs Tor Honairs u few days TO load salt for
! PogI AkToso "a, Aprl n-Arriyee, schrs y ceoper
Xew fofk VIA Falmosh Dtn, whdhre' bsarse' view
s,soss BAY, COZ. March Ain pOrt ship sscrsmsnto
FOR Cork repg banks Ellen. Hardy, from Table
Tor DO do
sAvAxiLLA April 2-In port ueamsr Andes tBrl, For.
TER. for New YORK via Port au Prince and Nassau.
: LBLx BAY. Cun, March 2b-in port bArk Reunion,
Emerson IRON Aontayidso. arrived lstn.
trAa sTKAsKa MANI
BRgMHRnAvEx Apfl l5-Arrived. Mercur, DeHnnn.
Charlestoa; oder u, Otlereniorp, New York; Mazda
icne, Heuke. do
In the Roads ISM Hsrlhure. Huhlksn. for -----,
BAhoAN, Apru y-Put 70 soa from hortJSrd Columbus,
BosaAf, March 2s-Arnved, ssowol nrown, AndSrson,
Calcutta.
! uaoosaAyss April ls-on city Of DabAn, Hall. from
vLSGE, ApfS is-saasd, Eameaidss. Beard Port Royal
CAMS. April e--sallsd. nssdna, GAMBIA, Boston.
DkAL Aprl g-Arflyed, kaaiaa, krngcF. LsAdon f9r
Ihilaas khlzt lAh. soghsa DHval huhusy, 40 TOT 40
DeSfa AssI IS-sPsassd, DanssasbosuHeA a. bssms,
ten aayEhnuh TOE UtsnAtadk
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford May l, schr Cohannett Fish,
er. Atlantic Ocean.
Bark Kathleen Rowland, at New Bedford April 30
mot May has on board 1850 bbls oil Goo bbs taken
since lea wing st uelana) freight 100 lbs bone
from bark Greyhound Reports the southern edge Of
the Gulf stream, in gale carried away rudder, but
temporarily secured II as 10 proceed. Has since
the ist OF Apri making the PASSAGE from lust to the
southwark of Bermuda, with continual NW winds.
Bark Draco Smell New Bedford st inst has $40 bbls
aud $50 do OIL Sent home the voyage 1850 bbls
sp OIL Reports spoke Jan Is lat 80 :, Ion ~ W. bark
Com norris winslow, M, l65 50 since leaving Fayal'
time bark Pacific, Borden, do. 200 do; Feb g.
Andrew Hicks Rowland westport, $50 do do; 2si, lat
30 $, Ion As W, Edw Everett silvia, NIB, 260 sp SINCE
leaving st Mchaels Heard from. date. barks
Wave, Brlsg: DO 800 sp all told Cicero Pennnan do
2O0 sp all told.
spoken-April 80 of Noman's Lana bark Catalpa, An
thony, of and from New Bedford TOR Atlantic Ocean.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shipmastes In.
formed that by telegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau No AZ Fleet street TO the Paris Office No
Rue Scribe. the arrivals ana departures from Eu.
and Eastern poru Of American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United States the viii be
cablsd to this country free OF charge and publishsa
Captains arriving &C and sailing nom French ami
Mediterranean ports will 1nd the Paris once the more
economical and expeditions for tslsgra phlng nswa
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schr L somers McAllister, New York for Hartford.
schr l. smith, snow. New YORK for Welheet
River.
feet
scbr English. crowell. ElizabothDort for Provi-
dence.
schr VIM Mccoob Bradley New York TOR Wareham.
schr Lottie Friend. Collins, New York for Boston.
eehr ney. Chase New York Tor FAN River.
scar Reindeer, Howard, New forK Tor cold Spring.
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SPOKEN.

cutta. March Is lat :, Ion %
hip Albula OF st John NB steering east April 6 lat
40 40 N Ion ii 20 W.
town. March 4 lat Is s. Ion H w.
sehr Warren Sawyer from Cadiz for Gloucester Masa
April rs. In the Gnf stream
The Clifton, Of HALIFAX bound W. March 81 lat 50 N
lon -
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SEVERELY INJUREp.

James oauu, aged taiEtS.loaS years residing 81
No. 10 Rlgath ayea1e, vas struck on tue ussd
VITA cluD lest nigAt BY oscar Taylor aurlaR o
ihJureds
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YACHTING NOTES

The following yachts passsd wnitsstons ysstsr-
days.
wood for Brooklyn.
YscDt Meteor. B.YC, Mr.. @. A. Delns. IRON
Roslyn for New YORK..
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al " q 14ASEOUg.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DtFFEH
~ ent STATES, Legal every whor0 desertl0n Ao ~ A.
Vorce GraHtslt ADVICE Tree.
". HOUSE. Attorney, 49, asoa1was
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SHIPPING NEWS
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
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