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VXJ XJANTED-YOU TO KNOW-That at DR..
wv Carney's Bookstore and Circulating Lii
brary can be found the greatest variety Of light
literature in the city. Cash price paid for old
books. 1856 Central avenue.
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FOR SALE.

TsOR SALE--LAND-143 acres of land, 18
j. miles west Of the city; upland. Address
r.. star Office. oc9-tf
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EOR SALE INDIAN RELICS = Coins,
IL minerals, fossils, &c. Natural History
Store, DIT w. Sixth st. de15-5t+
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FOR RHNT--RooMs,

TaOR RENT ~ ROOMS ~ Three or four fine
rooms in private house on Fourth street,
east Of Broadway. Inquire OF Y, y. VENT, ss
',x. Fourt st s dcl1-8t
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pRprERRpD SPECIALS.
BUERKLE,s FUR STORE.

ssl Vine street, near Seventh. Large stock OF
Ladies'. Misses and Cnildren's Furs. Gents
Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves; Buffalo and
Fancy Robes, at actual cost prices. Cali and
exauline before buying elsewhere. del7-10t
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The following Is the closing report OF NeH
York Stock Market, as received Dy Lea, ntex-
rett N Co. d West Third Street.:
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EOR SALE-FARM-A splendid bottom
I farm, 18 miles from the city, on a railroad,
Of ST acres; all in cultivation; easy terms. Ad-
dress H., this office. decl0-lOt*
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I lifty Of the original Decker and Decker Il
Brothers Pianos at from 1850 TO $70J less than
catalogue prices, at Drifting n Bros Piano
and Organ House, 227 West Fifth street. near
Plum. de8-l0t
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TNOR SALE-LAND--70 acres OF choice bot
II tom land, all IN cultivation, on railroad
and near station, Is miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office oc9-u
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ID good spring on same; in thlckly settled
Meighborhood. In Adair county, Iowa., near
county seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this oihce.
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yNTANTED-TEA, TEA, TEA-Fine and
wv Fresh Tea at the CENTENNIAL TEA
COMPANY, and valuable present with every
pound Store No. 204 West Sixth street. be-
tween Elm and Plum. de9-Th, ,S&Fu-tf
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vNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly oE474 Race street, are located
no the sSun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night. no17-2m
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ADVERTISER.


ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Under the respective classihcations Of
WANTS, FOR SALE. FOR RENT, &C.,
FIVE CENTS A LINE.
No insertion less than TEN CENTS.
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STEVENS, BOOKSTORE,
30 West Fourth street. Large stock. Fair
prices. Everything new promptly received.
sVisits and correspondence solicited. del -30t
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHERS,
y No. l6j West Fifth Street. au26-tf
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VNTANTED-YOU TO KNOW--That John
w Renner's Shell Oysters are received dali
ly by express. Call and sec him. Opposite the
Grand Hotel. deS-lm
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VXTANTED YOU TO KNOW - That B.
w CAVAGNA Il SON have new lot Of lino
Boneless Codtisn, and splendid line OF
Groceries. Jy2b-u
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(NTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv irst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. ie26-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VIZ ANTED.-Four Ferrotypes for 6Oc. New
w York Gallery, 2S w. Fourth st. mh22-Stf
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VNTANTED - STOLEN HORSES-Send us
wv an accurate description of horses stolen
and have not been found in the last - months.
Address J. @. r., Star Office de15-l3t*
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
THE DRAMA.
MISS NELSON'S EXIT.
alarms.

The closing performances that Miss Nelson
h4 Given in this have done much 70 elevate and con
firm her rank IN intellectual esteem. she has appeared
a. mn Ro5salf JHG, % Pauline and as JH4c ana
otourh IN i'll paired health she has put forth greater
and subtcr power than shc ever cxcrted here be-
fore To an artistic nature the consciousness That oppor-
unity of fortunate expression l. passing avay-that II
farewell bonr draws near beyond which all Is empty,
silent uncertain and d9r;-s very ap: TO prove the
spring Of u1uluOus emotions. 10 arouse the latent he
of the soul and % cause finer, because iIo'I'
uterance of It's sympathy. sensibiiy ana orcc' MIS-
Nelson's recent acting has shown her to nc greatly hO'eu
by this CONSCIOUSNESS. in taxing leave Of tho American
,rc for il has been MAJ ked not alone by tho bril-
ancy of victorious power hut hy tho cXaaton OF so
row More than once during the performance OF JHtu
on Friday ncht-at passages in which thnught became
trausfnSed with passion, and language CLOVIS mo GO
ouencc-she surprises us by reaching the lhduDitme
altitude OF genius; becoming perfect type OF lovely
yo,nanhood inspired b. love, and creating perfect
lus,on The ouck cry agony that escaped her when
(yir,ys letter was NY Master Waiter, the conYu
siyc dcspaiiing appeal TO Cigord the total aihdoue
of lf and the thrilling sincerity and beautiful modlla
tom IN the confession Of love that passes INTO ld'TJ'
a,d finally the wild power and reckless ruth Of emotion
in the anosropbe 10 Muster waiter M phases OF the
ruo fire and these together with many soft tnts oil
svveetne.e and OF pathOs and complete physical iden
tncatou and spiritual suitability with The Character
made Miss Nelson's G by lar the best that mas "on
aeon ON the American stage for many years There
were trining defects in the emphasis ana INC
shading: for the feelings with this actress oi'eh
cr,,wer the watchfuI mind and ii seems 10 DC usual
with her temperament to pass very quickly from calm 20
cnpe,t and from tempest to calm But these dclecis
could not mar the symmetry Obscure the fire ana
Ioveliues of this remarkable embodiment Public enthu
asn Wa manifested very .eartly in the greeting IL re-
oeived; and this same tribute WAS pad on SHruy eH
ing by vast asseinblsge, cowdng every part OF the
honsc IN her Pauline and Jbet In Pauline Miss Nell
son expresses perfectly well the saneiiy OF youthfu
womanhood-in it, period Of romance and huslon-''nd
likewise the majesty OF grief. There were moments
during the cottage scene. when her Po"!i"e Was more
spritual Than dream, and more piteous than despair
and in tho scene o. reclamation that closes the fourth act
there was such intensity and even dchr1nm oil passion
M heart conld resist times after the curtain ieu
.,i e.,,, .te cr-r.as oqned out' - "Fr'' So
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by the Inspectors amounts inclusive Of the foregoing
ransacons t0 296J207 80 marks the loss TO tho stock
capital 52S2 800 marks In regard to tile yae Of our
ships in consideration Of the circumstances. 1t will he
about ton per cent below their cost price
IT IN evident that continuance ~ thus
state Of things II injurious To the interests of the
Stockholders OF both companies We have accordingly
taken tho opportunity Of consulting with the directors Of
the Hamburg American Steamship Stock Company how
u secure better uure for all concerned After long
negotiations We came to nent to consolidate the
two companies into According 10 the tenor or the
oIier. two members of our administration will he
transferred To that Of the other company, whose
directors will thus bo increased 10 seven Tie objects
specified in the offer 10 the other company
the naturalization 10 our Company Of 5.6OO,OOO
marks (of which 5.JO0OOO marks 10 be in preferred
shares and 100000 marks In CASH well an interest
in the property and results of the Hamburg American
Steamship Company. For the transfer OF coal provisions
and other Materials Company 10 receive cash TIL
further notice after the Eagle line the former name
OF our Company the name Of the Hamburg American
Steamship Company will he added.
Our great steamships which here Will pass over 10
the hands OF the other company those in voyage upon
the return from New-York. The remaining objects
specified In tho offer win he turned soon our
Company shall find further for them. The real
property here and HObOken would in the interest OF
Company he best converted into money.
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THE STRIKING MINERS.

ATTEMPT 70 BURN TuE PiIIIADELPHIA AND RPAD-
ING RAILROAD BRIDGE Al LOCUST GAP-RIOT-
ING AND VIOLENCE Al MAHANOY CITY.
louisville, Penn, May 9.-An attempt was
made Friday n.It 10 bum the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad bridge above Locust Gap Tho fire WAS dis
covered in time to IT, though II damaged 10 such
Al extent that It deemed unsafe 10 run train over
H. Trains are running around il now without Interrupt
ton 10 travel Waterman had the presence OF nind 10
go "a the nearest telegraph Office and n0tIy the carry
morning express train from oEainokn that the uhn
could not pass over it safely. terrible catastrophe
could NOT have been avoided, heavy curve prevented
the bridge from being until the train was upon IT,
These attempts vrecking trims in the schuylki re-
zion arc becoming frequent and aarmingly on the IN
crease.
Considerable excitement existed at Mahanoy City last
night occl stoned by two Ff,nchmen-names unkno VII
being attacked and knocked down by party OF men
whlequicty passing through the principal street ono
was badly wounded and the other is not expected to re-
cover from the effects Of the beating AMI KICKING
he received. Mahanoy city was the scene ist niSht 81
considerable lighting. aud at one time general outbreak
aIl trlg ii.
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ragcous in character but entirely without foundation
60 far NJ am concerned and believe can speak 'or
tho entire Committee who with exception were
nnlted In Opposition Thereto our opposiiiOn based
solely npon the imprarblity Of the measure ~ IL si
peord upon the facts presented to the ommlttce ~
Gems 10 me that retracon OF the article should be
made Yours truly uho TAYLOR
Albany. May d. 1875.
Mr.. Tsylor's reputation is no better than MS
grammar. and nothing that We could pretend 10
,av about him would eoual either We know OF
nothing nnfavorable which may have been said
about him that needs any retracticn. But Mr lay
lor has made I'D his great mind that they are mere
fools over in London and Paris and that 20 long N
the Western Union doesn't want Underground Iele-
graphy il il mpracticsble. lie isn't 70 very tar out
of the wny there.-Edl
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BYRNE=- IL nroolyu. saturday sh INST Of disease Of
of the iauty invited ~ attend
tho mineral un Fleet street ". l. ChuICh' "a Tuesday.
I'm rat. a. O'Clock .. H.
Rr-HV In o.lyr Friday morning IN inst Harriet ash,
of Arthur Burr ard daughter of the a'e Dr. Mn lie
Iu, ,.rv,. 40 IN. residence ~ her husband SO south
porflainaye liistu0on 10Th INST 10 oci'~h
Tia, rrln- Viii bo tJ,cn % bridgeport ~ htel h'h' On
1ucsiag morning
CF,>IN-, Dis ro.sl.n.. rye W-iebossr Comfy. NV
Ffi.y Ny 7, ga pn,u1'iiN rlin'J -
(,rniu. in Tho 18th oi H.
III. mineral 1, IA tahe ri4oe CHRIST ChrrrI. Eve, Srw
nik. Monday. May 10, 90 - r. ~ t@rfAsr al o, N
,,.l.l. iu New lurA and lItvun ~
orl. uoor ts,n from Grand cert al Depot flsni- srd
iAc tIuJ ~ invited 20 it'hu l"e lanes" WIN
further uu'.'r-
LOCANNf Nvnck ON the Hudson. sunday morninT Nay
.. al,,f brief 81 .n,s-. Anne Logtn ,,,,.
Funeral sii.ler %. hri 'rn h -N NcnnNt -
SAWYER The IN us. 1i lo 80 M tsfi age.
wab - Nygcs Depot arrival IT ~ tfs-n ron Loot of
Cnslb"r. ~. .,"rf'i,rI l...irJAi 81 \. J.
PAEEF The. NH inst, 70 ls ft.ftlce 100 inliaN-
a,e Brook. ~ A-i parstr 10 tie Gifh }rrrO DIE ls".
ffitng. family invited attend
D.
MEAp-0n Tuir.ia~ May @, Eben,zer II. Mead, agol 10
Te tlys. aud friend. of fl-alv also uh.s Z T,po
aranacI So. invited IN g"ir 10" funeral m
tMs,.iyl afternoon. at 2OcorE. No 10 5slsoa 81
Int rIuoDt ~ lycfsgc't 4 Ii4rt, f.-
oDEII-In Hfcoslyn Mag 8. SCANNED { ?. ode. In tie
lJtA year biz
Funeral ,srys Nay o. ocook fIOn thn ~snls -i-~s
d. r.. Chur.h lalatfes rsluestd meet al ~ aio
residence, 70 81 ~pni- IT, III J o. lrt-t'iy
SHAY &c biz r.dcnc Iti Eenry-r. BIooiiyu. After q
short lluC =, Jcl,Isfn j. r-Ay .. NhiCagO.
Notice OF uu.faI Itra''.r.
Clictcp papers Pi'Eso copy,
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REMITTANCE or MISS CLARA MORRIS.

One nail drives out another, and one star
diereih from another star in glory The flowers tha'
crowned Miss Adelaide Nelson. saturday night are
not yet withered when the stage that presented
her triumph. other floral crowns will he pressed upon Ie
brows of Miss Clara Morris This favOrite returns from
ououests in the regions of the OCcident and she will
effect her reeutrance the Old and almost disiised part
Of Rcadnc This character written for Miss oNeii'
who fist acted IT, az COvent Garden. in l-ls,-1lacrcay
being The LiOcico, Young the CoionnG Charles hrmDe
the CicenAO, and Helen Fawcit the O'rtd. Upon Tue
American stage Mrs Farren and Julia Dean used 10 DC
noted as Erndar II is long the part has been seen
in Scw-York Miss Morris Will give It's revival the pres
tge OF her popularity ana upon Tic stage o. Booths ne
alter t will have the advantage oi sumpmous ana Sta-
bic mounlings The cast includes Mr.. j. b. Stude! as
L,dorico Mr.. f. T. Wardc Coionna, Mr. George Clarke
as TicenfiO, and Miss Blanche Gray OiirtG
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ALBANY.
THE FORTHCOMING MESSAGE on MUNICH
PAL GOVERNMENT.

THE MESSAGE PROBABLY TO BIZ sRSr TO THE Lf'i-
IsLATURE TONIGHT OR TO-MoRRow-THb sYs-
TEN or MUNICIPAL TAXATION REvIRwHD-NO
REMEDIES SUGGESTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE rRGDUSZ.l
ALBANY, May Gov. Tiden has not yet COM
pleted his message municipal government
although he has been steadily at work upon 1t for
the last three days. His ordinary executive BUSH
ness has been pressing that only his untirng N
dustry could have advanced tho message n far "a II
has gone. During the past week bills have been
sent to him for approval or rejection. IRE
quently as often AZ 20 day, and he
has underworld to examine every one Of
them closely before acting upon them. II Is now un-
derstood that the will be transmitted TO the
Legislature tomorrow night or Tuesday morning.
unless some radical changes should seem 30 he ncces-
saTy on a reading of the copy by the steaographer
10 whom he is debating 1t. The details of the docl-
ment cannot b. obtained yet. and the general tenor
is TO be gathered rather from nimatOn than direct
statements. 1t quite certain that the message
viii bear mainly upon the system Of municipal taxa
ton. bur it Is believed that specific remedy Il sng-
gested the Governor prfcIring leave the remedies
10 the discretion Of the Legislature and content him
self with statement of the facts.
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corEEyAEyr NEITHER EXPORT
WAk DEPARTMENT,

WAa DEPARTMENT.
OTTICT OF TIE CHIEF SiGSAL OrtIEE.
WARRINGTON. MONDAY. My -. lS7J--l: y. N.
Aga0Esis jOr he PIT ar0iiy Joar hO"Fs
The lowest bar0m,tr j.. central in Western
prnu-y yar1 and IN ne - Lawrence valley, with n sh
aud nriss .0utncry Winds IN the -"nth Atlantic
and 'iddl, state,
Cooler northwest winds and rising barometer Pr vail
ia the ONO VALLEY. the ssspP. alley tht Lac region
and fbr southwest.
The rivers rose On sunday at Memphis, aid !i at st.
Louis.
Pr0tGb.hhes.
During Monday IN The south Atlantic and Gun states,
stationery pr lower temperature -0uthVr-tcny wind
high barometer and generally clear and ugv weather.
FOR T.tus-.-r and the ohio Valley. the Upper AAsis-
sipp ana Loser Mi--out Valleys, ant The lake region.
rising barometer cooler northwest winds and partly
clmldy weather
Tor the Vifde md EOsf7T Sfqfes. SGfiOncfy erprr0
turr sTy riHdS, bacAtHg 10 ah-TSs anil JsSibJ
nor to,a md rIibDg. Joirsd M rising bGroo'c'T wl
fog mt ercept c!caT Wedttsr "a ne hiddis Atlantic
States.
The Mississippi River viii rise slightly al Yiokshurg
CiutiUnaIy signals continue ON Lake Erie.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nay 9Sugar Demand good AZ full prices for.
egn news regarded favorable; NOS 10 O - D. - lJt
10 reals arrpd. NOS > 70 D. :. 1St 22s reals No
Sugar lA6l2 reals Nu,covsio sugar Inferior 70
,Trai- Fair Cosr Refining 10. a Ia .
reals Grocery Crates IL y reals stock IN warehouse at
Havana and Naisnzas 3eOOO bOxes and 5000 bhhS
crpts tho week 540o0 boxes aud 200 hhd- eSportd
week. a7JOO AMI 10000 hht- clrsns
no0 bnyas md hh'- the UnedStlte-. Moias-es
buoyant Caycd aud MnrcOvado. 7o7, reals keg Bacon
sOostt q Rntier-Supsrtr Auieran so bo-lit'
80 y qunta. Flour, i3Ors3l = bbl liams-Amcrtcan
sugar cured. fi6ass = gnintal Lard, IN ksgs, 80 v
quinaI IN tins s37a&i@ lot'toes IL b6. way
S,ow sItd.l5 . arroba Nlis, -lJa.Zj. Honey 5aOt
r-,s - gaIlon coal Oh in tius , reals gallon. Lumber
quiet White Pine .654S7Op Pitch Pine. sJ1 shooss
tat Boz reals hogshe3ls. p reas gold freghS
and veal; l0tiDg at Havana or ports on N" rh
OF Cuba Tor the In ted -ia; = box OF gar u
hhd sugar - 2J0sl 81 " hid 81 NOlsses ~
- ~. spanish cold. > 2l3. Am,rcan. q dlI3 EN
quiet United states 80 days currency, -
premium short sight, sass premium 80 "a :, eon
1920 H. premium sight llNd ~ premium on Lon
dou, 1904 premium PARIS ia GLl1 pomiuIn.
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49, 1on ,l,cRoAr1 80 nE pIpN.r HELP

ONE JOB MoCROATY SAYS HI DIDN'T HELP.
To the Editor Of me TrtbUHe.
SE Your paper Of the 9TH Inst. contains an
unjust reference in the matter OF the bill dir"hng
the LAYING Of telegraph wires under tho -ufisce cr ,
a1ound. Ny duties Chairman Of the Assembly sub
Committee 81 he Whole have frequently prevented my
attendance o the Committee Cites hut on tc Occ1-
sion when tho vote was taken IN that Committee the
Dill in question voted IN every instance Nh III Da
Chairman ~ the Committee and the author ~ tie bill
Mr Uaiy Dir Taylor, ana myself cast thr three 'ott-
gwen an favor OF r,poffing bill for the CUnsdfi0I
of the HOUSE and tnat In0Oon being loat MI Day ana
ny gave Two of yuies IN favor 81 al adverse
report a. the best OF getting The D OUT of the
Committee aud before the Assembly.
joins HCGRoATY,
Member ~ Assembly TXth District OF Kines County
AibdnU, My d, lS1J
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
Tor otter shin ve,cs see F.rs raJe.

Tor other shin Neics see Ft0B Paye.
,e,m., or, Of Bc-1 new 1000 TONS Dr. Kcnner.
Liverpool April - queenstown son. with mde sad pass
steamship slho Gnrl Kaa's LyePoG' c ARaI 30 Vi.
steamship clnima BID. Isoiio,a: Bermuda A'v g. with
S'eaaishlp Old dominion aktT richmond city Point ana
Norok, y M mase ana plsS 70 o1 ';ngn -t'S.srp ,,h
naval stores. &C. TO Nm. p. clyde n Co
% ;y m 6 Sie a rsnESsS =" Jay MaSrS va
steamship T. s. knight Chichester, Georgetown b. T., with
Brig DHd Fsle tai nzeriilo cei'e - iay' with vino.
rs ko,,s" ninth M'' gsu TO a,5 T IN s5l.
Rrg Mascr's of windsor y -. LocAhart sAsa 10 fAy@
sei Nrrle Cof Brdsetown, Nd Terrell sag's
~,ar MIanroaomal .of Newbnryport Barker Governors
Stif BIZ yciidse WunFou. y. C., days with cotton
Ser cor gr clark Of Paacpha Bartlett, Calbarien -
sehr s. { lson starsoy. Of aa y daas from st. John
sahr Mocsinr r. Bradley Of and 10 days from 81 John
sci- Jlseph Ea'on IT,, Peterson Haloweu. Ne, With
sc cAas s5,, asg Fsc go GSys with granite
" r Carroll SeS li''rn |; L. 1"is l'"'Ep Sn
'l' L. 9S'l Yrg .5 ''" r. PaTser Batmars '
Win Flint. Boston. W. \ Cr0ckcf, Boston.
JB GLcu Providence \ Phsro. Iroyiacers
4 H"[ V,,, 'i i :t,s 9 s,,I,s taunton.
Wis D-~..li,s. irysh > f. ihc6 log
MFIORANDA.
The Harlem Line Steamship sylvan Dell. while making
auV l2ub st. Ea~t river aiiern9"n Of 'ih ran IN ~
il q Dlr,l, making thor "-'ar" , ,,,,,,
~,lr Geo Brown Frpiicrce for Elizabeth
port ran Little Mll Fock Hell Gntr 9h inst, damage
!. ,ht. " IN prprsb III next high watrr
MARI Adams fusDrc, from salem Tor NrW1otst
Middle Chanel Rect Hell Usb' Jti rsl got OK
WITH slB't damage
FoPFIGN FORTS.
PLYMOUTH May A--Ihv Hamburg American Line sieamShp
Poinmerani. a,.~eLsrn. from NewNofs Aph -. arrived
Iosiox NAY sailed. 'or Cute states ports. TaTprisn
NItolr,~, igiim. the latter for Hong hong
iI,sf lo.uO Arrived from ne Vnit'd -tai"-
the ID nat. NIHre ti-i fHgorf1 AMI AuIni1
Arrived the tn inst; Famingo. Dnepp"l ColumDnS
Ilor Hilbert amt Negar The atfar - DlDin Ceres
capt Boe. Ny'm. Lady Nestnoreland Arrived on ne Sl
lie, ~" latter Al
Fratell Oa.s thr latter in Ga, Channel
HtlFAx May s.-lh, steamship Alpha from Bermuda and
Vriuis lfIrci ior' Today. IT, NJ steAn-hp ErlJ-s
arrived rom The steamship CHASE, Tor Portnm
stl.Ci this AT lrnOi a.
DISASTERS.
WAsUrCTGV y c.. Niy The signal service observer ~
-clr. l.. & 4. bdhrock Oi Ab-'f0n v
J. ant smith ballast Ion Philadelphia ashore AZ Towns
end 3 a.. -be got OF aud was taken inside DHt
Gt'le damaged. ,., .,
LovuoS MIv 7--rhe ,hn ~avlio-a from savannah Tor
Iycrroo ashore h0yhfsd aud VII probably Dc s.
Her CROW have The bark JarOO f0O iiGn Ne" OK
Tor Bremen stranded az Aud-s'L' Her cr'n reannod %
az mh'e 10 MOI. AL
nOt4eT effort iii De- made tonight
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armed with knife who demanded his surrender Ben
tom seized Ratchet and proposed 10 igt, when he
struck on the head by second thief. who came be-
hind him. and knocked sensee The thieves then rfed
the saie. taking diamonds and watches. the value Of
which cannot now he asoertaned. A diamond br'astpn
valued at 5000 was taken fOm Nr. Bentons shirt bcon'
The Thieves then e-cnpcd hr Benton laid UNCONSCIOUS
FOR over two hou~ and when he ~ bis sonsc- man
aged to crawl TO he 'front.' door, where he attracted VI.
atte0n OF passers-by He taken ~ hb' boli' ana
,red sr nj. nnris- arc severe but not dangerous ~
Thought that the thieves Effected an entrance during
the night through the cellar.
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n1srorrs LIST APPEARANCE.

Madam RistOri made her last appearance on
SATURDAY acruoou The Lyceum Theater aciins L"cf
-ia Borg,a and thus brought to end her thlrd
season in capital In response 10 the applause 81 an
eager excited and sddened a,semblagc the actress came
forward al the close OF the tragedy, and spoke III
English. the following Good Bye:
LADIES AND GESILLMES: II has come at last. The 3d-
pst Of words must be spukcnor America j, very deii
to mc-aud. taking leave 81 New YORK take cEe ~
most generous puzzle 0f friends. whose memory I'D
ever cherish Believe that farewell with ny hrHtI
upon nv lips. Farewell! and may God bless your nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-10
C.lNfL REFORM.

THE Nxw CANAL ELL OF LADISG ADOPTED ~ TIE
BvFrALo BOARD OF TRADE
BUFFALO, n. Y, May 9.-The Board OF
Trade have adopted the Canal bill of lading. Two
wee, d.ys are allowed consgnecs 10 discharge cargo
proyide notice Of arrival shall be given before IL O'Clock
m after which time the consienee pays drmuf
rage at the rate Of per cent per day upon THE sht
toll. for each and every day Of such dcurraer
r th Two days above specified, until the cargo j.
Yillv discharged. There In important change ia The
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