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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. April 4--Arrived. steamers Hecla IBE.
MAZDA Mazda AF Cr aacSeis cls1uesos Gs5s
Atkins Akin Bsiiin,ore CsIia Baker ssker, %; MaTyR
RaeSsei yanns@au ssewsr phiiGas!Dniao co,0g,on
Below s0 OG S. in se9 Issy eacy Ame'
ker North Carolina Josephine Thomson, Moore New
Gr sS MSps sr hehsra E
Danelson. Cork Or Falmouth schrs Anna Lyon Ss
Bethel .s a E obn MSSso Man
son. 40; II II Fisx wilson do. -.
pSo sSd g.n9s o cOs s
brig slias Martin. Demerara; -. os..,..n.
VIM New F2SsS soSS ssHrd:
we" Seicw1Bsrs Kong svsrre NOr TerKlldssrn, from
AecraIRSLEsroS sc. April 4-Arrived. steamer South
Carolina Nickerson, New YORK. r.,.,... -.
Ms RSy,r ssS ssa g9 o SSt'Ip
Iranz Rotisrtam ksIni All, niTsr Laura
NoKSOLK, April 2-Arryed schrs Wlsn ,ss VIC BE-
man, Roekandi Leons' whey Sos'oni "nl's "ih~'
Carl gr Beck T5.@STs Gro
NEwP0eT, April q Ph-Arrivei. schr Coo Brown
Retarned-schr john Mettler. Parker. Pocassat for
In port@scprs Thomas cooper, sleeper and Cabinet;
sew Providence Richmond, va Angler. gesse, Ware
81, 2N@ArriSsd. sohr Brazos TryOn, New York a'
arrived al Dutch Island HarbOr st schrs UlAiums.
Thell, II John for stonnRton. p-.,..a
Also arrived, schr Clara franklin Bogart Portland
for New York. Maria adelaide Kent lAtnesvllie Iot
Philadelphia; Lucy Wright, Elzey, froydsnce LOT nor
i0a ApELpurA April CARVED, schr, cadi, Coop.
or. SALISBURY, Nd farmers Friend. Bell SanreoSs
Cleared -schr G Paige Haley, MatanzaA
salied-BarK Colon r Mcneil CfowelL vneensIo"h
for orders, having repaired - 80, Aor,av
Shields. barKs Euialia Swel, Bergsrom, LimefoAs "
sslledHstssmers catna-ins, Whiting. Providsncsi
ISTrs Del April 4-steamer ohio. from Liverpool
PORTLAND. April a-cleared, schr Ellen Merriam
~PoRTsMotfa April 2--sailed, schrs Clara simp-
son apley ana Active sherman, baltimore; -.
snow yirginias Fred Brvwn Iyrret sou An22oY'S.
sAfled-schrs VIM Butter. Knowles and J0nn .NXss
Wiley tirginias A Amos Ach0rn, ana Matte ~
Ian nreen Baltimore u W Robinson, NAPLES, rnhaaet
pnia geo Brown, Oednoy New Ios Jss...o ara FdA,a
sd-Arrved, sehrs fierce. Fieress 80 Ass'~
sEsyN FFEXNrrscb April ARRIVED, steamer Great
Republic, Cobb, bong Kong March J. VIA fokohama
SAVANNAH, Apru s-Arrivsd, steamer Cleopatra
ssiied -steamsrs san Salvador. Niokerson New Iors
wyoming ZEAL Philade phlat snip Betty kOerl. DeAas
ware BTeakwateri barka jessie kS), Rnssns IVA IVA
He en- fgr, Darien, schra Joanna DoHnty, ChnrAes
town Ihns Moo .. FefnanltnAi Jennie Winey' 10
ati.-- Arrived schr = Hail Turner, Hooth Bay. -.
WisCAssEFr MAren 81 allied bark Gan Aoens
SW1RgMAs. narOa sissiisd, Schr angler Bssss New
iVWtcKFoRp Apri a--sailed. schrs A Emery, Emory
and kacnei Jane, Hunt New YORK.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEWPORT. April Seen J Woodruff and Commodore
Stephen ID Trenchard, Of tie Lighthouse Board, with
Hon Seth Macy, Collector Of this port proceeded In
the Us steamer cactus Yesterday 70 Castle Hi, New
port tor purpose OF locating site for fog whistle
$40 900 which having been appropriated BY Congress
its last session. favorable spot has been decided
The Cactus proceeded the river for
purpose having the ocials toe condition OF the
Conmicu Point lighthouse and also the beacon on Nus
Bed shoals. incorrectly reported 80 having been
washed away.
LIcErsHIP FoR HARRINGTON.
HALIFAX Ms, March O-Tne government schr II
Nckerson Is the marine railway, being calked and
eathed. she will be placed on Westons Ledge,
harrington Bay, as hghtship.
cuISA-PEcnIu srRAIr-LIGHr AT rKSc-cHAU
light has been established on the blum az Tengchau,
Pechiii strait.
the bearings w ana sW Y ), over an arc Of 1875 deg.
Outside Miauau channel the hight 10 oDscured be.
tween the bearings 4 and sw ; ~ the Chang
The tower is painted stone color Is about 90 high
and built in the Ne salient angle Of the parapet Of the
Position-Lat 81 50 n, lon IsoD R.
Bearings are magnetic Variation DEG westerly IN
1875
ARCTIC ocKAx-RUsstA-LAPLAND-roo TRUMPET HKAR TIE
LIGHTHOUSE or svIAToI NOS
In relation 10 previous notice. information mas been
eved that steam trumpet has been erected lk3
yards INV from the lighthouse.
Ii consists OF horns pointing By X Z, and
the other MkW N, along the coast toward Ischernot
During moderate weather the blast can be heard at
on account Of bad weather experiments have been
Az bearings magnetic, Variation. deg 30 min sastsr-
BY order OF the Bureau OF Navigation,
WYMAN. Commodore, y, Hydrograpner.
" HrpRoGRAPHio OFFICE WAazixcrox, March, IL
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STATE Is provided that "the credit OF the State shall
y y a sa or hs
this tate, did prevent the legislature author
ixng city or town to loan IT'S credit 70 corporation,
credit u cy - distinct the credit the
to he nebrsses Home By the aca 81 s are moi he
mon y q ne sae within ne O the rs
aud that consequently the provisions OF the said act
fWh-lhere remains 70 0e considered whether The act
have M DOUBT that The moneys given by that act 10
me lnebrates' Home would without the act be city
tanned IA the second section o. amendments thar = the
Neither could the Stale bv an act of the Legislature
authorize the city 70 give away Or loan any part OF such
section o. rhe amendment contains
10 RESTRICTION ufoS The POWER oy THE STATE EGsLA-
except the piled one contained the foregoing
ence. The prohibition IN the section applied to cities
and other subordinate municipalities and 70 the
Stale had prfi The adoption d the amendment %
divert such revenue other objects city self
sin resides in the state intact and original tul
was no doubt mat ths state mgh, divert certain
lure efs which created and resgiatea u Such Esys
Alter all such moneys before they reach The city treas
a Ss @ 6eea SS ' the e ey he a aHa
And the Legislature has the power IN an act creating
city, direct that such shall be paid
lis power can he denied 70 direct that certain portion
o. sqsn revenue .heeaer ace g sha belong e
munic pal corporation. such power has always been
exercised, and the amendmenI in question does
any manner anect ITS stence THAT the propos-
ot this amendment intended TO cut OF
all public bounty aid ot every description
such institutions the lnebriates' Home,
is ~ possible. That they have not done
cordng 70 Inc only fair Interpretation of the language
OF the amendment Is 10 my nina perfectly plain. Even
If doubts about the matter IT Is the uty
ernme Mt 10 give the eff Of every DOUBT the
stitulionalIty Ut tile act until
uNc0SsTiTuTIoNALIrY
determined by the superior judicial tribunals OF
the state. In the highest eourt VI the state the aoc r1ne
recognized that the task determining that law IS
void bv OF It's repugnancy 70 The constitution Is
OF extreme decacy. and that II ought sell
dom, u ever. be done IN u DOUBTFUL case"
Newell The PeoDle. \ Y, p OO9) The
recipient OF the bounty granted by the act Of la72
Is Ia every respect praseworthy institution That
public peace order should, by the payment of
license and fnes hep support home Tor those
unhappy beings who by ana excessive indulgence
liquors have reduced themselves 10 more or less
permanent mbccllty seems preemuentlN Just should
proportion oil the revenue exceed the sum neces-
the support such institution that is mat
the consideration Of ihs Legislature which
at time diminish the amount
OF the opInlon therefore. that the provisions OF
the act OF May, 1877 giving certain moneys TO the lne
briates Home Kings county are not m conflict with
the recent amendment to the constitution above clted
aud snil full force and effect Very respectfully
WM. Z. DE WITT, Corporal Counsel.
The amount paid yearly to the institution in
question Is nearly $50, 900.
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4 STRUGGLE AND A CAPTURE.
THE ARREST or THE AsaA11ANrs OF THE -FOUR

THE ARREST OF THE AsaAILANTs OF THE FOUR
TENTH PRECINCT OFFICER.
At an early hour this morning Captain Allalre,
OF the Fourteenth precinct, with Roundsman
Byrnes and Detective Northrup, oil his command,
received information that the men who had
beat policeman in Elizabeth street yesterday
evening were stopping at newsDoys lodging
house. No. 230 Rivington street. The officers who
had been looking all the night Tor the desperadoes
AMI had followed many wild goose tran
were about TO give up the search for while and
take some necessary rest. Though somewhat
doubtful as 10 the information given them
they still persisted in their endeavors. and
OF them and possible clew to the whereabouts or
their companion. The Officers having reached
the lodging house, Captain Alaire directed
Roundsman and the detective to 20 to the
sleeping room TO see II they could
recognize them among the many inmates OF the
place. In lew minutes tue Officers returned
and informed him that the two young
men desired by MIN were In the lodging
house. The three then proceeded TO the
recognized the Captain, aud rusn was made by
them for one OF the rear windows Rounds
man Byrnes who had watched their
actions. quickly stopped their attempt
at escape Alter struggle, IN whlca ne received
q severe wound Ia the right arm from knife In
the hands Of one oil them, the men were
secured and taken 10 the Mulberry street
as James Fitzimons and Thomas Connors, known
as ''Tommy the BulLn Tney were locked up, and
Will be taken before magistrate AZ the Tomos,
this morning.
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CALCUTTA April s-Arrived, ship Jean Ingelow snm
aber, Liverpool.
DEAL, April s-saIed. bark Anal Nor). for New Yora
(rom --l.
ELsrSoRE April s-Put in. ship Colonial Empire OBJ
Leslie from New Orleans for Reval tsee below
GRIxsBY. April ARRIVED, bark Crown Jewel tBra
Delap Darien
GREESocK. April s-Arrived' ship Antelope, chaney.
Batavia.
GESoA-sailed, bark zia Catarina Aus, Baltimore,
HULL, April 3-Arrived ship Glenlyon OBJ, Read
Portland q.
HAvRE, April 3-saied, bark Annie Burrill (Br, Blau
welt Ruenos Ayres mot before reportedl
LiyERPooL, April 3-Arrlved, ship Matches, Dawes
San Francisco mot arrived March 29)
LISBON Sailed ship Mariana (Porp, Ferreira, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN April 4-Arrlyed shin Enos soule, Drink
water, Enderbury Island.
WEXFORD. April S-Arrived, schr Grace Bradley Tur-
ner, Darien
LONDON. April 4-Ship Colonial Empire tBr), Leslie.
from New Orleans for Reval put into Elsnore TO repaS
damages received gales The vessel is leaking
badly in her upper WORKS. and has bulwarks stove ana
sails split
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THAT NAVAL cADETsHrP.

In the competitive examination held at the
New York College on Saturday last, for the nava
cadetship offered BY the hon. Aoran s. Hewitt
70 the boys or The Tenth Congressional district
there we're over thirty youths present from the
public ana other schools. Remarkably good
answering was made to the Examining Commit.
tee, composed OF General Weob, New YORK College;
Commodore McCrae United states Navy, ana tie
Rev. DR.. AcGlynn. The SUCCESSFUL candidate was
bright lad named john n. Luby, son 81 toe
welLKn0wn irisn patriot Dr. Thomas Clarke
Luby. Young Lupy made record oi hitysone,
out Of possible hfty.nve points, the next best
boy, Jonn r. Faweett. making no less than iOrtys
nine points. the successful BOY mas received
warn com pliments from his trends, and eArned
tue appreciation Of the college authorities, where
&c - pnraulna MS nfst Yearia atudIeA.
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wHALEMEN.

ship Com Norris which was spoken on River Plate
ground had taken 1870 bDs oil ali told Reports bark
Pacfnc Borden, OF NIB. With bills oil sce leaving
Fayal 200 bills all told. -
letter from Capt Cogan Of bark Rainbow, OF NIB re-
ports her Bravo Feb 10, all wen.
letter from capt Jacob Rowland, dated VALPARAISO
Feb 3 reports bark Viglant clifford, Nh, on Island OF
Chloe. Feb 20 with All her boats In chase OF whales;
next day south OF Yaldayia bark seine shverick NIB
boiling.
A letter from Capt uoman, Of ship Cornelius Rowland,
NIB reports Mocha Feb NJ, with oil az before.
reported. Reports: spoke Feb BARK Mary susan,
Handy M with $50 Dbs oil all told. and the latter
reported having spoken bark Nauulus Lake, do nodate
&C, clean. !.
NIB dated Oh Cape FRO Dec p reports having taken "
bcls - OIL since leaving 81 Mcnaels in October
Spoken-Ian 20. OF Staten Land whaler WIN double
topsails supposed 10 be the bark Sea BreseA
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steamer Ashland whltehurst, savannah March 81.
win mase and pa'sengers g Lowcen Liverpool
33 days, with mdse TO Henderson Bros.
snip Enoen Tram of p9rL Glasgow s duncan hOnuon
Bork Eoltingen Nor). Olsen hull 50 days In ballast
Bark cannins Io windsor Nsl Kitchener, Glasgow 50
Marietta seaman native OF carthagenia tel from the
BARK chsrss Eiseii or Yarmouth, NJ paay Gate
March3l Capr utley native Of Yarmouth NJ agea 40
anchored Al sandy HOOK tor orders. 80
ark BoFntsa Nor HsyTc D g DAYS
9e ess s. Ba ian ~ snake 9m b MGs s5 rom
Lcghorn Boston, The B. is anchored at Sandy Hook
BARK Ingolr (Nor,, Knudsen Rotterdam "A days with
ms ssgf 70 Snc Gve eeans antwerp Gays WIN
Brig Thetis Spalckhayer, curacoa Il days with goat
:. Brig annie Wharton Of shebourne. NSs, wharten
schr Allegro Cof Machus). Keliar Mayaguez, PR q
schr Ann Dole, Bunce Caibarien II days, with mo-
schr Stephen Harding Iof Damariscota). Harding
Matanzas !, days with molassas to Conner. Rionda
c4ss q Calais Cedar
schr i Nelson. Adams Norfolk
schr Gertrude summers Snow Virginia.
schr Monmouth. Nelson. Virginia.
schr sarah cullen Cullen. Georgetown, DC.
schr Carrie Holmes Lining Baltimore.
ven.
No Steamer state Of Louisiana CBD, which arrived
3D. reports had strong and SW gales rst part of
and fine weather latter part: March 80. lat AZ So
lon ~ passed large field OF fee extending WSW about
81 miles; same day, Lat AZ Is Ion 81 passed Inman
steamer bound east
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soUTR.
Schr Cambria Br), Keefe, st John, NIB, for New York
10 days. with lumber to MENUS SON.
Schr Anidar, Ney, Providence for New York
chr Hannah Brown Sackett, Providence for New
York.
phia
Schr Wallace Batchford, Gardiner Nantucket for
New York. with fish TO orner.
Schr Escort, Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York.
Scnr Peter Ritter Kelsey Providence tor New YORK.
Schr sarah Gavan, Gavan, Providence tor New YORK.
Schr Ella. Hutchins. huntington tor New York.
Scnr VI French styles Hunker sville TOR New York.
schr b Mecalf, Handy, New London Tor New York.
schr Xebec Upton Ne W London for New York
schr Sparkling Sea- Crane, New London Philadel-
phia
schr Moran. Morgan New Haven for Philadelphia.
Schr Clara Post Ferris, Portchester TOR New York.
Schr Saline Burton. Palmer, n.ord New York.
BOUND EAST
schr Carrie L Godfrey. Cobb, Baltimore for New IA
ven
schr Gloucester, Allen. New York for New Haven.
Schr Sarah Cullen. Bryant, Philadelphia Tor Boston
Schr Pharo, Loper. Philadelphia Tor Boston.
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OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN PIERRE a1RAup.

CAPTAIN
Captain Pierre Giraud, formerly or the School,
ship Mercury, died yesterday afternoon nc his
residence. No. 432 West Twenty-tnird street.
Captain Giraud was born in this city on the 2stn
or November, 1888. He was educated In POUCH
keepse, Duchess county. In hts six
teenth year he commenced his career
in the merchant marine before the mast
making his way steadily through the DIFF
ferent grades oil that service until he attained
that OF captain. the nrst vessel under his charge
being the Saratoga, in 1860. At the breaking out
OF our late civil war Captain Giraud entered the
United states Navy with the rank OF acting master
on the iron-clad Montauk, participating soon after
in the first assault on Fort Sumter ana also IN the
attack on Fort McAhister. ON botn OCCASIONS the
deceased officer displayed remarkable skin in
Oneida, ana took part IN the capture OF New
Orleans and also or VicSsDurg. For valor ana
ability he was promoted TO be Lieutenant
Commander and assigned 10 auty on
the Tennessee. Lieutenant Commander Giraud
volunteered his services to pilot the 0sstpee iuto
Mobile bay. during the attack upon that port nv
Admiral Farragut In the summer or 1868. Upon
THIS memorable occasion the services which he
lent were oil signal Importance 10 the federal fleet.
At the capture oil the famous rebel ram Tennessee,
he was deeut.d by Admiral Farraout 70 receive
the sword OF ner commander, Admiral Buchanan,
and was placed IN command OF the captured snip.
While In command OF the United states sup Ten
nessee, he was ordered down TO bomb ird Fort Nor
gan In Mobile baV duty which ne executed with
energy aud ability. After the surrender of Fort
Mobile TO New Orleans. At the close OF the war
he was transferred 10 the Oneida, Win his well
earned rank OF Lieutenant Commander, and ac-
companled mis- ship to japan IN 1867, aud was one
OF the lew Survivors or that vessel, wnen she
into by British steamer COM
manded Dy captain Eyre aud sunk II Hong Kong.
In 1869 he returned 10 New YORK and resigned his
commission IN the United States Navy TO take
command OF the Scnoolsnp Mercury as captain.
He held this honorable position at the time OF his
oecease ater an illness Of some three days dura-
ton. He died from enlargement oil the heart,
deeply regretted by all who knew hin.
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Merchants, shipping agents ami ship captains are
informed that BY telcgrapnn0 10 the HrnALD London
Bureau No 40 Fleet street. the arrivals AZ and depart.
urea from European ports aud osher ports abroa u
American al foreign vosgsls tradinz with the
United states the will eAblsi 70 his county
irco OF charge and pubAsnel.
Persons DESTROYS o. communicating with vessels arrv
ing new YORK. 10 BY addressing 70 such vaela
care OF HERALD yaohts pier Mol East river New
York Letters recavsd IRON ali parts Of ths world and
promptly delivered Duplicates ass rsquirea
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March 81. lat AZ %. lon ~ IA
Steamer Rnen Ger. from New YORK Tor Bremen
March 81, lat 81 IS, lon 10 Is
snip NOa 10 days from Antwerp OF ana for 81 Johns
NE reported having been 20 days In the Ice April lat
so on So Is.
Bars q Bean, Cheney from Portland for Busnos
Ayres feb "a lat 20 So N Ion al 82W w.
Bark American EAGLE, .kendfick. rom Mesetna Tor
Boston. March VI of Gibraltar. :.
Al italian TX RON New orleans for Bristol, March
IS, lntAt y, ION w
schr gertie 4 Morrow. from Barbaoos for Boston
Marcn 81 Oh CnincOteazuo short ~ provsona and was
supplied " schr Lcons, at Norfolk AprlI y.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 4, 1875.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HREALD wHirEsOsE TELEGRAPH Line.
Steamer Celtic tRr), Kddlo, Liverpool March 70 and
Queenstown ION with mgsc anu PASSENGERS 70 lof.
IL. Maren sJt lat ~ IS passed Duien steamer boaoa
west 8sf lat As III ion IS ~ steamer ttx ~ thestor
DrD bence tor lv0rp OH same day lat ~ " ION ~
Cunard steamer, bound easti samo daY lat ~ lon 81
American steamor buund tst; Apriit lat Al ~, len
I'll H. an Anchor ltne steamer bgund east -, :. -,
steamer Idaho tBrl. Bo1aoa Liverpool Maron ~ via
Queenstown I5th vita mdso and passengers 10 Mhans
stea,uer curtoa Freeman, New Orleans days VITA
msdss aaa pksssnRuFs ~ CLARK saanaa-
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FIRE IN CLINTON PLACE.

Last night aDoHt seven O'Clock, IRE broke out
10 the attic OF three story brick dwelling, NO.
100 clinton place. and was no: extlngusned ia. It
nad roaoned the second door. All the upper doors
are occupied BY the Kiraify Brothers. the attic,
whare the are broke out being used by them as \
storage room Tor tncafrical customep. 1ney
estimate tier iosa at $4,000. The oulung, wntch
IA gWned BY George Budd " Harlem, wkA damaged
to tue extent OF y. ege.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Bons4y April 7--Arlysd previously, ship Majestic,
Gibbons, Hull
oanpsrr. Apri s-salled. bark John zitiossa, Merry
man, Mon syidso mot previ0usiy).
coYRsHAoYF, April S--Arrlyod, ship Robena, Hagen,
savannah FOR Roval barks Carl August Goer stewards
40 fsr 40 Clara 9tFl, unIner New Yesk ADe sho fer
aoast nba -@-4-.
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wirh the current Every word he utters comes In
the right place, ana re makes swift and sure
progress. But when he comes 10 go against the
tide he Will. ike the swimmer, feel the stra n. aud
IL with be wonderful n he does not have 20 labor
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:-
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WILLIAM HoaE. OF ST. LOUIS.

WILLIAM HOGE, OF ST LOUIS.
william Hoge, President OF the St. Louis. Kansas
City and Northern Railroad, and connected with
the banking house OF William Hoge Co., OF New
York. died at his residence in st. LOUIS No., on
the night Of Saturday, the 80 inst, to the great
regret OF q wide circle OF friends.
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BELOW.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bark Juventa Nor, Knudsen from Limerick.
Bark ArendaL from Norway
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATEs or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FoR TIE
MONTH or APRIL.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

hAYAGUEz, PR March 24-In port brig Jas Davis Pat
ridge, Tor Newbnryport ldg; Castillan, owen dlsgl
Mary Dana o'Neil, do;J iIaia (sr). Tor Halitax
Snowman for United States ldg; Adine, Dennison fol
New York. do Cygnus Steele. for Boston. 90; buck
ley, Young wig; Katie Lunt. Wehster Bowdoin, Ran
dali aud John Colby Wilcox. ds9.
Sailed 18th, schr A p Elmer Ponce 18TH brig Tally
Ho, Sprague drom Pascagoulal Humacoa.
, 1875-03-04

iNDlsPuTABLE EVIDENCE,

ST. Er.so, ILL.,. Jul. 8. ls74.-K. i. Pierce, n,
d. Buffalo. a. T.: rteh to add 1nr testimony
t. tho wonderful curative propcriics at yuHs All.
Ext. or Golden McdiraI D'scoyery. !nYc talieu
sTcnt interest in this medicine Hi1lce first uac
1t. was badly afflicted witl, dycpepsa, liver
dcranged. and mn almost perfect prostrstion Of
tho 1loFvouB sYgtcm. 50 sap!! and complete did
tho Discovery effect perfect euro that 1t ace,ncd
more like magic md r"sfcct wonder to myself,
and since that time wo as|c never been without
4 hottie Of tho Discovery and pnrgatiyo Pellets
in tile house. They arc ! solid, sound family
nhystcan in tho house, and rea:ly At all tines to
ily to tho relief Of Bckiless-without charge.
We have never had a doctor in tho house gince
We first began tho ,tae Of your Pellets and D!s-
covcry. ! llnyo recommended tho use Of tlsese
medicines in Several seFese aud complicated carcs
arising from, a. 1 thought, an impure state Of
moro than accomplish nll thor aso claimed to do.
will only mcHtion QUE a. remarkable {ttouSl,
could give you dazcua1. IlcnrT Kuseer. furniture
deales, of this place, who waB ono OF tho most
pitfnl objects eyUr Acc1,. his face swollen out Of
siano, Hcaea aud rrnptluus without ona. extend
with h!otc'.ea and scales. Nothing that tlo took
seemed to affect il PARTICLE. l finally irdnced
him To try fow bnttles Of tho Golden Medical
Discovery, with daily uAe OF tho Iellets, AHeur-
ing him 1t would surely euro him. 1lo colu-
nlGnrcd its Use HoMo Fix wocks Aiuco, taking
night, and tho Dsosery nj directed. Tho result
IL, to-day lls skin IL perfectly smooth, and tho
scoy cruptions arc guile. lie has takc,l soma
seven or eight bottles III alt, aud. considers Linn
Helf cnreI This casa had l,ateI tho skill o! our
best phyaicians. McsssH. Du,,sford L Co.. drug
medicines anil the domantl steadily incrcascH,
mn! thos Eise perfect Satisfaction iu evory case.
Respectfully ". II. Cl,AMrL,H,
Agt. Am. Exp. 60.