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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
{ tHARLES ii NoElusuN. WILLIAM " FARNrn
MORRISON & FARMER.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Monroe, louisiana,
VIII personally attend the terms u
'he District Court at Ravville, Rich
land Parish, Winn- -burough, Franklin
Parish, and Basrrop, Morrhouse Par
l>h. Special contracts can be made
with them To attend to succession
cases in the Parish Courts. They
will take claims for collection in any
parish in Louisiana. with the privi-
lrge Of managing same in conncrtiori
with resident attorneys, and will at
tend to business in the State and Uni.
ted States Land OIiirrS.
They also practice n the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana and in the United
States. feb. 8, lSI5.-lv.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Cor To SrAY.-A SIKH stree, landlord
warne disagreeable tenant out Of one of
his houses the other day, AMI the tenant
replied that he wonld he out by a certain day.
Two or three days after the time had expired
the landlord call ID, aud 6ading that no move
had been made toward vacating, he ex-
claimed
"Here! | thought You agreed to lie out o.
here last Tuesday!'
81 oil" calmly replied the man, "but
everywhere weLt they wanted a mon,l, $
rent in advance. AMI guess III have to stay
here all summer il don't ind a los, pocket.
b ok nr strike some one who wants TO lend
ii.on.y! Fro Pres
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
4 yFA<INIFiCl.NT OFFER.

A very liberal coufrarr whi'l we have ~
cuuIplrr'd with the N"rI sewing Machine
Company. VIII enable a. Ne hope, To- place
III "Ir CcIcbidI'i machines IA many families
Ilrpu-iuui 1hr couItry So riur au "ppurtI-
ulty t. secure "a tr-r-cia>> sewing uItch,n.. sell
dom occurs. Nav We not pX pcct the friends
ut TIN paper 20 IA ik" au earnest. ulItpI effort
to extend greatly ~ clr'ula'iu'I aui thus help
To- Iucr-a-r lr> Mt irnrc. W. WILL LIBERAL
LII REWARD THOSE WHO WORK ToRJs kcairr
can you not iIuu c,uh ~ yoar urI-hburhou!
ami >rc.ra tins sewing ulrhiur premium.
FEW HOURS uF WELL DIRECTED EFFORT WILL
OBTAIN II POs'md-trr> ~ th" smaller towns
aud villages can, w.;h a lltc tirught ani
"i Iri. ca>ly :eui "a rhr requisite uunbrr ui
hamc- lta, tn" !ar:puas" sc"i"g machine.
II not call upon few ltlr'- ani gentlemen
"i the congregation Tell tLer: your plan
an AK them To- h,Ip. In the CONGREGATION
- names eau with lrtle difficulty b. secured
Send Us the So and we viii inrward for one
year thi, paper To- each at the - Subscribers.
which VIII pay ihrm rh- tuH raipc Of ia, ir
subscriptions. dad Ia 0RiH.oH, wt wW HlIE, u
present. 10 aHy pcr>Oi 20" ntJy Gcj.da c, Of Il
bc,n tm siuy.frs do'im Nrtay j. achiae
How ra>ilyn rlnD can Ice formed Ia the
Ma,oui' or Old Fellows or Temperance So
cir'y or in the Grangt l. there not depend
ing nP,n ynnr >ocIrty some poor WIDOW 10
whom "A sewing mI'h.u" wuull br for years
10 cone a bir->in-< Pas, tn, -nb, rir'un
paper Thirty per,"n> subscribing Tor tin,
J ,nrual n )! 90 each, viii secure for them
selves, with uIany extra dhargc. the paper
fnr uu" year ami a most valuable present for
son" n,e.ly iamIt. THy IT, FRIENDS Don T
WAIT. BEEiN TIE WORK At ONCE. Scu "a
wort that y"U have uulcrtkrn the formation
ot >uch riub.
R-n"'nbrr. the, rI1"iIjnr> are warrartrl to
be pc'j,"Hy acr. t.tcs niTrocci, oHdL pr yosi
Oricr.
TERMS
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

We have seen sevral persons from different
po 1ions of the parish, and they all mite in
representing tue crop prospect as f!a,tering.
Should no disaster Le!all il, there can be but
hule doubt that a good cotton crop will be
grown in Ien~as Parish. With large fall
ing oh Ia the crop of 1874, amounting IA over
half milio- Of bales below the estimate,
there should he prospect OF good prices for the
growing crop. A deaduess in business
circles u, home and abroad. is the msst serious
imPo.smcnt in the way 81 Josept. Jogrnai
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

3S0 acres lani-7O acres in good state of
cultivation with COOL comfortable houses
will be soil Hcip for Cash or twn-,iirds
Cash, with mortgage retained for balance -
There is also on 'he place Horses and f'rming
implements, and TWO good yokes of oxen -
For further paricuar- apply 10 j. J. O,icrn,
on the pl1ce,Gr to Wiiry 7. MangI,am, Ray
vile. La u. 22 eff,
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
. 90

A Kentucky girl wa. recently strnck by
lightning, but the only apparent effect Of the
stroke was to photograph y"ttng man who
was Standing near her upon her breast; aud
now all the giTs want TO he sirurk by light
ming in the presence Of their swrrtheaTts.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Yet anorher warning. Joseph Bates, Of
Vermont f,il- dead while carrying in an
a m'u Of W oil. 81 W tin paragraph 10
your wife. Nay, cut it onr anI pm il 10 the
woo!shcd d,pr Free Pres
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Advertisements inserted al the rate Of 81 30 I.r
for the fret insertion and 15 cents for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less constitute Q
. square.
eS- Professional Card, 5000 pr q. UNI fos
six months. $i2.5O III advance.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

WHO can kncrk n grasshoprers head uH and
tivesr't oiO - Is ncgltrlins plsin duiy
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

The Detroit Free Press says: Toledo has
no public pound for cows, AMI cows have TO
6e privately pounded with Loehan lies and
dray stakes.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

A follower Of DeQ nrcy explain. that the
pleastu' effects Of Opium are when it makes
one feel excecdiu: (u) arpy.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
+ fR Ms.
Rlitinora GAnnal ,rn.ts.

3O0 CASES Ia ut,.d Fru'- an, Nrgrtt.
ble>, bpr.ln trn,n the pa .krr> AT bottom liz
ure,, ani oil rel ~ y ~ OfI".tn> wirur>a.r
prices by I.ANkiN Ne iGLESr ron
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
D, 4, EDLh2Y,
J. R. PRESTON,
Dealer III

Fancy Groc :ries, Wines al ! Liquors,
and everything u-Ually kcpr ~ a tirst class
Grncery, would 'e,I ecrfuIly inform his friend,
and the pahhc generally that ir has on hand
AID will keep tor sale all such articles as are
usually kept IA a ir-t class grocery. at the
lowest cash prices. Cali aud examine his
stock and you will 90 away satisfied.
March 47ih, i>7J.-6n,.
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12

Homes, in !u,,ry Is blessed with competence
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
Sugar :lHIl MOl:lsScs.

A Ii GRADES LOUISIANA SUGARS
~ All Grades Louisiana Mollsses, Crushed
and puwdrrei Sugars. constantly on hand, AT
March 27.-if LiMKIy & EGGLEsToXs
Richland beacon., 1875-06-12
The Presidents Letter.

President Grant has spoken at last
on the third term question. Tie
decided action Of the Republican
Safe Convention of Pennsylvania in
opposition TO the third term ca He'd
forth the following letter from him,
which is characteristic of his amblgu-
Gus style and defes the powers of the
interpreters Of language and soivers
of riddles, and leaves his party still
in doubt as to his designs
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.



srssKsa ssa orlL. q ne Baltmors ana Charleston
k.so.s .,ss.aie 4. w. sea ?, bssnnors OF trI,
al seai6era iraGspoftan6a 3.
Bans FsansAsp sarss Ger = san Francisco; April
- ifsa. h.s s9.s 7. lns 20 suited cargo
aow lhs ofsw wOrksa constantly a the pumps IN
Bsic Easli4 ar. fusss NON Halifax Cor Kingston,
d Dcore teporsd ovefaue Wss totally wrecked On the
g.'e 800 y ~. ss ~ " ~ y VIZ , ~ - ApF,i
.sss. ane ss,ss 49, n.sss . hsias osies foT
hAnaK
scun M.ne.sEr crocranB-Ihs following are the par.
irem rspess 90 80 traEsso. " whlch disaster II
sss were -, ls.oss fsng .sHofice ~ iseErapa, !;
lmssisr. 40 rnw u wfgorsl sllp Airy Force
s Ssus a. srSson &c N, v' ssa, e s sai
~, si rrss,., ~ pa ~ '.ses say bseTu4ry
shssrvsIsn ihs ssssI - iatslss ana IN ia =
ea, s sss s W $780, s . II. .n Ven lsS s
sqaal . 1851 II ~ lghi sas vsre oxen - and
ID. .ssiss ssstsf wa, 1sios a. IA aeSa esvias
49, &C.. T. s & usa ~ 49, ~. 9, ~ s e,''o e
ts9gas sisysn eassah ~ " = = = ass. bg neors
snl tnrnsa NJ lqspa Eut fnsisnuy. cspt cotusr.
49, "a .sts ~, , ,gays s' ,es w
afs. :. e.asft esea foaf p.rshsa - Ter Viz.
bsst luta whisl ia4rssa ne sarsisors ~ 10
sass hsr-sss. s.as~ t.e.s ~ - ~sss aw s.a
:. 81 ... :. ~ 80 t.sesles ~ .sheeasr
- csfssst 80 80 s.ssr 80 sissr. ~ ss.sh.r
49, 49,. N ~ $50 sas... 49, - sp'. -s,ss
tsr sAf - y -sfi set AAet si.a a ile ieafth az
ihifa ~ ~ .n. ~ .'sr aallns lsw sfssa
YEssn tlsnssiees .a rs an VT 80 ~ t4gf sSst.
~ t... $3.50 .he ttst ILL., L Natss =. f..eh.
es.efs esr.ae4 80 - Asy' a'lal ssaIaas n = II
sssa 8 dasFs - .tsrss y, s.ntlsa i fsssus sls
~ tsv Fss is N.Y.. s...t 80 NJ 49, ". non
rhsA .sane saat stNFnA al ts1ees ~ hafrh " rNt
kss .ra wsrs X go sss.s.s ~ ~ s.s..ea n.
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ss,y yS:. ySsl -rsss !, Hoa''va'' a.

duty when me vessel arrived = Nontsv'deo. and
arrested and puf IN AL n thai city.
sAS FRAScI,oo Ny "a cepa;eh nom stsll.eeesa.
mo q AN Francisco slfuek saukcn ree inies ifgn
ss,s ~ M Y, ~ w s A.. Al go, ~ -. ~
schr Glennan parted her hawser lhls morning at iat
captain cant INV Wa s drowasd 6as ,ss rev wsls sv
sYDSEY ca Nav 7-No arrivals today coast blackef
gan. CB. with boiler disabled.
VINEYARD HAYES Nay 6--schr ravilcn. - HncFsbeFi,
night misiook a lght ~ oak nnfs for tne tea 1hnn
haana rom psE l. ~ ~ .tr,e M ~ sseai sri
was obliged 70 SIP her chain. and au asa9re near is
ance rom tie shore hauled alongside The wharf without
damage.
/ Xix TO-DAY, breaking the aticr. howsprit tte Nhfa
koNanna losing her port dayts The Carrie = liza "ii5
make temporary repairs ana proceed.
sHIrnuILprNG-Ihe Rockland Gazette saysf- hnbuld
Ing will be very dull here this Mr. snrrN las
South MARINE RAILWAY 20 aithoush hey have ~ irame
q vesse ia their yard. do not now design 70 balid her
AT Dainariscotta it is brisk
LAuScnED-At Bath NAV 8, BY william Rogers q
built under spceia French lcyds Survey aSa cwaed
by Pope and Talbot, o. san Francisco. CAPT Daly
about I0J tons, named Adelia Chase.
u Ea af an a' N e as Sar g W ~
Bark Albert Russell launched the yard Of Messrs
burthen and is owned mostly in Newburvport ana Bos
ton sne now hes At lily wharf where she VIII be
Il HUMBOLDT recently brig PalOma. she wa, ready
Tor H San Francisco from waenee she sail. for
Tahiti IN eharier q her owner Capt Nissen sne s l
about szOuol
At Yarmouth Ne, May brig Sarah LorInr. she Is ass
Ne. where she was towed TIN.
Ssla s the ya1aa S sGsSH
mofy Calais and to S es % INV aud, i ey cgpa
Is said 10 be o very fine model
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA April 2o--saed, bark Corsica tBr), lavish
mot ship Sqrsica, Stetsonl Queenstown go. -
Boston; George vreeand sarah Fort, and Hattie n
ssea-sc1r adSs Jr Boston Harriet Thomas
sessa orss w aa Kss EoSn.on from eoras
town, - nos Lancaster, Hunter urom do, Aspin-
sih-Arived sohrs Alfred Babcock and 0 vandusen,
saiea-Schrs Lizzie Carr Boston; L Newton Iud-
son Edward Heraty, and Franz O Dowfrom George
Boston May s-Arrived s'eamer Algeria tRr) Ne
Mckan Liverpool; harris Josephine. Acr sriand, Glen
Fellowship Exporter brooks from Calcutta.
pool cao @rr6 H sxs ;o norman"
Pm adeghis; Glancus Bearse' New YORK; barks Azor,
brig Froie1s FAR & John Nh; schrs five slsiers,
Base F. Nee wm a ew Ba SG
GGe9rgetown. Dc; Alien Green, Nckerson, 90; Mary =
saed-steams r. Batavia WIN Crane Carroll, and Nor.
BAL fIMORE Nay 7-Arrived. schr I a Knowles.
.ih-Arrivei. barxs Riiderxirk tGor) .grohman
Liverpool; Maria scammell (Brl. Wood. Rio Janero
from .oran; ocean traveller tBD. hanna9, MessIna;
brig Jennie Norton, smo9t Ponce schrs : NV Wanna.
Bosten Jos Bartstt, Boston Eliza Chr stie Areeib9
Gi.o arrived steamers Leipzig Ger, Hembruck,
Also arrived, s,h steamer william Woodward, Young
Chattanooga, Thomson. Gaayanello, P X
Csssedashp mgela cfosoy san rranci:cq scnr
, so,loR Anna Eajsn RSr,aId LILY French so,
ION western star co. mos II oWcehy uoi Aullhn
Belfast, Me.
Also cleared steamer FANNY cadwallader Foster New
YORK: steamer Cheruo, Laynan, Bosom
saed-Barks Freidig GSorl, Berg. Queenstown; Gam
able Ei0 Jsneiro.
9tn- arrived, steamers ssragossa Hooper. savannah
Jct0roOn, EeYnQld% New York; schrs X > Graham
smith Havana lsaac oberton. Croossett Cariehas
Also arrived steamer perkiomen, Pierce, Liverpool;
ship Exporter, Brooks. Calcutta
Below-Bark Hans Ger. LeMoult New YORK: orlgs
Potomac tBp, Wilson, Dcmerara; Agnes Barton, knight
tRgun.
,BEg sswIcK, May s-ASrived, schr Margaret Clark,
BULL RIVER sc, May SIN port bark Evaneeiine
Brl. Davis for Great Britain, ldg.
At C0osaw 5fh Ia ks Auf ora (Br Churchill and Mary
Campbell tsrl, Gray liz tor Europe .
BANGOR May t--lleared, schr Prescott HAzeltne,
Mcdonald, Jacksonville
7th-Cleared schr annie LoOiaud, Homer, Jackson
vile.
FAITH. Nav e-Arrvei, schr olsrbsi, Elckerscn, -,
TO l0aa at Halowell tor Albany.
Nh-sniled sahrs fhOg BOnz Somers ana John Stroup,
Nickerson philadelphia. AdrIanna, Merrn New YORK
Ann Dole Buace Caraenasi L a 81 Donovan. Donovan,
Charleston.
,,BsIsToL May 7Arriysd, sloop Fred Brown, Wilson,
New York for Providence
BRIDGEPORT, May s--Arriyed steamer hiddIesex,
BAltinprs brig Minnie Miller, do, -. -.
NuANLEsfON, May e-Cleared sohr Il Harris kKks
Cavaieer, view YORK VIA hrunswiek, Ca
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxrwrRr May o-Arrived, bark W oliver Dr. Nc
Kay. New York.
SAILED eth steamer Switzerland tBeig,. Jackson New
York
ford. baltimore
BRrnES May s-Arrlyed, ship John Manu- CBr) Gibson,
New York
sailed sth, bark Johann Ksper GsD spnIs New
York.
ELsISoRE May Starved ship Progress stephens
Mobile for Reyai see below.
HAmuRc, May s-sailcd. Nautilus for New York.
HAyRK, May s-Arrived, barks africa CBr), Herbert
New orleans; Erna (Ger, schutte, do; Racer (Nor
Knudsen. do; Sarah N smith tBr. Taylor. do.
Sailed Sta. schr Burroughs smith, New York mot
salsd sthJ.
LONDON, May s-Arriyed. ship Roman Empire CBr),
Kennedy. New York; brig waerliy (Br, Hocken,
Boston
PLrxouTn. May 0-Arrived ship Sirius GER. Moller
baltimore for Antwerp barSs Happy Home tBr), Coal
neet do for do; Competitor CGer Kuhn, New York tor
Bremen.
Also arrived ON steamer Pommerania GER, tohwen
cen. New York for Hamburg
or sciny 0th Jas Bond nom New York % for
REvAL Nay s-Arrived ship Marcia GreenlsnL Bun.
kor. Savannah bark NJ Corning CBrJ. McHenry
Noble
EonKRDAE, May s-Arrved. ship Dulsberg DER,
Holes Baltimore; brig Fiosta NOR, Dahl, Wilmington,
&C; sehr J Kranz, Pitcher, Charleston.
saASsHAr, Nay s-sasd ship SIR Lancelos tBr), New
York.
LONDON May s-BarS Lady westmoreland tBr), Dunn.
Al Antwerp May rom New York. grounded her way
W the river snd received much damage.
telegram from gibraltar states that the "Gaza" had
srriveI al Barcelona from Now orleans full Of water
having b,ea 70 collision with an unknown vessel.
ship Progress stephens from Mobile for Reval,
rived At kslnore sh inst with loss OF mizzeu and
KentopgAllant mastA
telegram iron Boulogne says bark Marco Polo Ger,
schaer from New YORK for Bremen, stranded at Andre
celiea - bat sllgnuy damaged and will probably be
WotAn o.
SPOKEN
aAlD Pegasus nj. Owens from Bombay for New York,
AN#l & a ana CAbe on good Hama
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hAHAcoA Mav I-sallsd, sehr Charles Warren,
&mEtM View NUrE
NAAbNNAs. Nay C-Arrlvsd. brig Josie A Devereux,
CurlA New iork; sear Alright tBrl. ~ Andrews NIB
NGKnrJNgoa Nay 7-.ailed, brig Marona, Deasey, New
Nsrk @n8r Nellie SHAW, Gates, 90.
NfMNkEu&8. April tTATrtve4. brig Fachol tBrl, Fiold
NnialelDhiA ANA sailed 2Hn for Legh0rnL
eGle1 ltN Nchr Amy iorl, flnkhanl iron New York;.
Nmgaa isn. k0onekO. Jasper ufUm iarragona. Buenos
A4fHN
Gf4gsseif March 1l-saled, BARK Johanne taeD,
issi1ts ~ a-1rrvsd. ship Peruvian Congress ,B0,
ln nen fob IA victoria cross. Douzali Pasithea,
McNNryt tcnby Castle. uarriss sabrins, hurst and
A0gAl az. oylAncrsus Tor New YOrs.
TrrNasauco April l-Afuyed, bark Traveller BD,
FeHNNAas baltimore.
rGsmlnn CogK May s-Arrivei IN straits o. cansQ,
bar3a N0sells By London Tor OhariottetoWn, FEE
f.sIy q les 10 the bay No vessels have passed
fosr xstanAvz. say s-Arrivsd hrig BrsdalOaae (Bp,
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TIE STEAMER CITY or BERLIN.

The new steamer City Or Berlin. q tue Imam
nne arrived here yesterday, AFTER Der nrst voyage
across the Atlantic having lsft Queenstown AZ
four O'Clock 4. n. on TIE soth April win
over 1000 passengers On board. Daring tns
nrst Jour days she ran through . very neayy
SEQ, tue vino smiling 70 ever point Q tie
compass. Al onc time mp4eTale
gaze blew from tha sou B. baf tie
vessel moved thToQsn u OIL vefy steadily ala Win
very little ANNOYANCE ~ the passengers ca tue
ELK 81 dAF she alga ca al icebefg. though upon TIE
southern route, ana tue c0lgusss OF t1c vtnN IA
dlcated thai the sup must have passed close ~
der the zee ~ large quantities " zee. o. Toe
seventh day tue weather cleared aud continued
pleasant M ~ her ARRIVAL sue Tan SO niles uuf.
INK toe twentg-iOur hours en4lug yesterday nDon.
bur toe condition OF tue weather aud SEA
such taat no opportunity was Onsred u obtain
full test Of nsr powers. II ~ expected that uuder
favorable cllcumatAncos s1c VIII - aoie ~ maze
40 miles. Notwita Standing zoe weather Lot
a. favorable a. c0uu have Deen des4rc1 toe PEA
seugers express themselves dehgnted VIA tne
v0y age, the accom- u0datlyus AFFORDED by tha
vessel and tne attentions OF TIE DnicerM
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SPOKEN.

Ship County Of Pictou fr from Liverpool for Pctou
April 10 Int As 81 lon 10 AZ
Ship with signal LhSK, from San Francisco for
Queenstown. March 4 lat S, Ion kS w.
Bark Tatay. rom Portland Tor MontevidOo March 90
lat 8 s, lon % 50 W.
burg April "a, lat 4s So lon IL 8.
Bark Bel stuart DIR, from Amsterdam for New York.
April Is lat ~ ~, lon ? %.
Bark Mabel from koston for Valparaiso, March o. lat
/ So ~ Ion Is ~ N.
BARK Oustee from New York for singapore. Ma7ch T.
lat II 81 s. lon 20 20 w.
Americanb:rS from Boston for MO Janeiro, March
brig Robert Wright from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro
March 8, lat 20 s, Ion rs q w.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shlpmasters are IN.
formed that by tcegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau. No 80 Fleet street the Paris Office No
Rus Scribe the arrivals ana departures from Eu-
ropean and Eastern porz Of American aud all foreign
vessels trading with the United States the will
eabed this country free OF charge and published
Captains arriving aud sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports will ind the Paris once the more
economical and expeditions for telexra phlng news
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WHALEMEN.

schr Francis, Of NJ, sandy Point strait of Ma
gellan Marcn with 1850 seal skins The Francis would
remain 60 days longer schr Florence is reported at
place same date.
A letter from Capt Heppingstone, OF bark Triton OF
NIB, reports her at Yokohama April all we'll, bound
the Arctic Had taken nothing since leaving Honolulu
letter from Capt Baker OF schr Petrol Of NIB, dated
Barbados April 10 reports had landc 40 bbls OIL and
recruited for cruise OF months AMI home Had
whales but twice since leaving home.
letter from CapT Penniman. of bark Cicero, OF NB.
reports her atsea March q having taeen 60 bbl 50 oil
since leaving Fayal Would be at st Helena in MAY,
letter from Capt Borden, Of bark Pacific. OF NIB,
ports her at sea March within few days sail Of Per-
nambuco, with S75 bbls sp oil, all told.
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from the other succession and be
miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will oolge us by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department OF the
HERALD.
Ca Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do by addressing to such
vessels, OF HERALD news yacht, pier No ! East
River, New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates
auired.
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A Bs0LUrR DIVORCES OBTAINED FRoM DIFfsM
II ent States legal cveryw heFe de30rtl0u 80. sam
Glen. Gauss ~ publicity Tequtea ~ fhsfae anu. ~
LM Bfoadwhy
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

ERw BEDFORD, May s-The buoy Robin reef has
gone adrift
ALEXANDRIA, May S-Steamer Sue from Baltimore, re-
ports the buoy OF Lower Cedar Point as having been
washed 800 yards downwards and inwards from It's
proper position.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Inc Following record will show tie changes IN
the temperature ior tue past twenty.fgur n0ara IN
comparison with the corresponding date 81 ast
year. az indicated b. toe tnermomoier AZ aad.
nuts Pharmacy. HEHkLD Balldlng.-
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Notice Is hereby given that i9ht will be exhibited
on Cape d'Agular ami after the 10Th OF Apri next
The illuminating apparatus is fixed dioptrlc OF the
first showing white light the following
bearings, which are magnetic and taken from sea-
ward
/. From 5 45H W to 5sk W. Between these bear
ngs the light obscurcd by the sets OF the Nine Pnes
and the slet just south OF Waglan
The hight Is then obscured BY soon Koug Island
=. From 2lJ5 W TO AZ W.
The light is then obscured by the LENA Islands and
tile islands to the southwark of them.
3 From w SO T. n 90 Il. Between these bearings
the light is obscured vessels the south westward
OF Ling Ting Island and the islands of the samoun
Group
The Tathonr Channell. with the exception Of
small portion obscured by Shiko Head
The focal plane OF the hight 200 above
level and IN clear weather 1t should be distance
OF % nauticl II miles.
The tower round. OF stone 80 feet high with fetal
height Its base to the lantern of 81 feet
The dwellings and boundary walls painted white
The lighthouse is in lat 70 II lt N Ion III Is A. +.
q THOMSETT, n, Harbor Master, &c.
Harbor Deparment. Hong Kong. March ~ 1879
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nusTING ISLAND, sc. LiGnrnoUsE.

ISLAND. sc. LIGHTHOUSE.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that on and
after July 1873 light will be shown from the lignt
house recently erected Hunting Island. 80. The
light will show brilliant white nash at intervals OF 80
seconds The Illuminating apparatus Is catadOptric OF
OF the second order, lighting the whole horizon. he
local plane IL feet above tho ground and l36 feet
clear weather from the deck OF vessel ID ct above
the 10 nauticl The structure is frnsum Of
cone painted white, from the base to the height OF the
foliage OF the background the portion above this being
black.
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FOREIGN PORTS

NIP Pegasus lRn. Owens from Bombay for New York,
Agru & 81 sDe Cape On Good hope.