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A Lone Woman.

Ammo Brewster writes from Rome to |
the Philadelphia B"Nctin: / recently
heard strange and interesting story OF
a lady who had had some fatal grief
which had swept away from her all
human hope and help. She was
woman of fortune, high culture, learn
ed, indeed; she was singularly alone III
life: all her near relatives were dead.
She was about thirty-fve years OF age.
She lived in an elegantly furnished
apartment; one of the rooms was fine
library; all on one flat, en- suite, as IS
common in European houses. She dis
missed her servants; for thirty years re-
fused to hold any intercourse with So
ciety, and led an entirely solitary life.
Every morning q confidential servant
came and entered q door that was lett
unlocked at certain hour. Sho went
into the bedroom and put it III order,
also the dining room, removed the
dishes of the preceding day, and placed
on the table the food for q succeeding
twenty four hours, but she never saw
her mistress. Written orders, made IN
the concisest, clcarost form, We're left
from time to time on the dining or
dressing table. Through these orders
all business was directed and everything
proyilcl that was needed by the recluse.
The whole suite of rooms, excepting the
dining, sleeping, and dressing rooms,
remained strictly closed for thirty years.
PEOPLE talked great deal at first much
curiosity and wonder was expressed, but
in time other wonders appeared, ana
the lady and her solitary life were for
gotten. The original confidential ser
want in course of time died, and another
reliable person succeeded to the post,
but nothing changed the habits of the
]alv-she was never seen by any one
Some thirty years went by, when one
, morning the servant found the bed un
, disturbed, the food untouched. She
, forced the doors and searched ior hel
mistress. She passed through long
succession OF rooms which presented
2 most strange appearances. a thick bee
, of dust lay over every article OF tnrnl
| turc, Il silent covering over carpets ahl
, floors. But straight through the rooms
, was narrow, direct path that led to th'
( end room or library, Il path swept cleal
{ bv the long trailing garments Of tha
t solitary woman in her daily walk O
+ thirty wears. 1t swervcd neither to tn,
Q right nor to the left. The servant fol
g lowed the strange path to the library
/ There she found her mistress seated at
l. reading table in Il high-baclled chair
t her hands were folded peacefully III he
n lap, her head was leaning back, the sad
I worn old face was calm and still. Sh
II had, at last, gone to that other solitude
il death. On the table were Homer an
e Virgil; they seemed to be the only book
J. she had read, as the others onthe shelve
d were bound with the dust Of years
d There was not one written line OF wor
\ left. The solitary thirty years had enc
g cd as they had been lived, in solem
:, silence. The sorrowing woman at la
knew the great secret, which told h'
why she had been called to suffer sue
keen mortal anguish that had snappe
~ all bonds between her and her kind.
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH "a, 1875.
CLEARED.
sun AND NOON.

Steamer Abyssnia Br, Haines, Liverpool via Queens
tOwn-C G Franckyn
steamer Ashland, Whtehurst, savannah-RoDt Low
den.
Steamer Georgia, Crowel, Charleston-J W Quin-
steamer Regulator, Doane, Wilmington, NC-W
Clyde x Co
Steamer George W Elder, Reed, Banmnre-old Do
mlnion Steamship Co.
Steamer Elizabeth Clark, Baltimore via South Amboy
w Dalzell.
steamer George Cromwen, Bacon, Portland, Me-
Clark seaman.
BARK Indusrla Gtalj Schafino. waterford-A p
Agresia
BARK Picciola Ger, Crate, Hamburs-Funch, Edge
Co
Bark Madrs Fign QtaD, scarpat. Genoa-Lauro,
Storey 4 Co,
Bark Cleone. Maoney. Cienfuegos-Brugiere Avil-
les
Brig Emmanuce qtaD, Tucci. penarth Roads for
Gers-Fupch, Edge Il Co.
Brig Aullcare QtaD. Romano, Genoa-Funch, Edye 4
Brig Llance (Br,, Williams venice-Geo F Buloy.
Brig Princess Beatrice (Br), simmons, Point-a Pire-
II A Vatabie Son
Brig Martiniqusiss (Fr) Msugere. st Pierre-D rrow
Brig Alice (Br), Miller, Jacmcl-Eagle. Blakslee 4
Brig Belle walters, KyFn, Matanzas-Browneil Ed.
gett
schr Chas Mayo, Morrison, Nassau. NP-B wen-
schr Opera OBJ, Fowler. st John, NB-Heney Par.
chr @ Jewett, Finley. St John. Mp Nsvius L
schr Early Bird Read st Aususans-Bentcy, Glider
scnr L A Edwards, Miller, Wilmington, nee Pow.
schr George Staples. Mslonsy, Calais, Me--B Met
calf Co.
schs Reporter. MAlanson, Boston-R Good win Son.
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
n. Morgan Pill; Stella.

Arrived gath. brigs Tsrifa Brown, Morgan PHI; sssllA
Davis, Bristol
DEAL March A-Arrived, bark Baron Won Hartmann
Rus. Jamefeldt Bull River. Sc for Newcastle
Arrived sd, bark Emma Alice, Gibbs Baltimore Tor
Rotterdam
FALMOUTH. March 24-Arrved, bark Ramolins pr).
Hunter, Portland O.
FLEETWOOD, March 2:-Arrived, barks Marryat Nor),
Christensen, Gaveston Nora (Nor) Jacobsen. do brig
Mai Nor, DAME sen. do.
FLUSHING, March 22-saed ship Jai-us Lincoln,
Musans 0rom Antwerp, Caiao
GIBRALrAn-saied. bark Bozzo qtap, schiafino urom
GenOal. Baltimore.
HAvEE March 22-Arriyed, ship Thanis (ir Roster,
New Orleans; hards Aginoourt CBr). WILLIAMSON. ane
Asincourt (nr). Laughton, do.
SAILED I'D ship Formose (Fr). Dusssrger Pensacola
ta1ter putting back.
HAurURG, March 22-sacd. ship Hermne GER.
Wins, New York; bark Upmana (Ger), Gerde. san
Francisco.
LIvERPooL March 24-saiied steamer Ohio. Morrison.
Philadelphia
Arrived 25d, ship John Barbour (Br), Ivey. Darien;
barks Hattie Goude (BrJ Hammond, Galveston; Flea
nor (Br, Dunn do.
Arrived 2ith steamer Andean (Br,. Miller, New Or
leans (see below.
Cleared 23d, ship Carrollton. Lowis New York; bark
Burnbrae tBr), Murphy, United States
LONDON, March 2i-Sailed. bark Amaranth tNor), Gun
derson, Boston.
LIssoS-saed brig Sarah. CBr). Townsend United
States
MALAoA-Arrived, brig Fritz tsw,, HaSonsen. New Or
leans.
Sailed, bark EmanC"l (sw), Hagberg, New York.
MEsslsA-Saied, briggs Dauntess, Williams, United
States Marposa Fletcher, New York schr Belle Hoop
or, Gi key Boston also the Erragon, for New York
PORTLAND March 2i-Put in, bark Pronessi (Br),
Watherpoon from st Marys Ca FOR Plymouth, short Of
provisions
PLYMOUTH, March 23-saied. steamer Mas tDutchh
Chevalier Qrom RottcrdanN. New York.
QUEENSTOWN, March 2+-Arrived. ship Charger
Knowles, San Francisco; bark Jenkins (Br). Dur
kee, New Orleans; brig Brenda Br), seabornc, San
Francisco Diego.
ROTTERDAM, March 23saiied, bark Gertruids Corne-
lia dor), New York.
SOUTHAMPTON March 23-Saiied, steamer Neckar GER.
Never urom Bremenj New York.
TnooS March 2I-Sailcd, brig John Swan. Dixon, Ha-
vana.
sailed from - bark Nuovo Virginia tItaD, scarpati
0rom Cette Jan l9, New York; schr II sweet O'rl,
Dunn Seve), United Starcs also Gotland for do
LospoS, March 24-Bark Dawn, Williams, from Boston
tor africa and Moendo is reported by telegraph from
Rio Janelro have into that port leaking badly
will discharge Tor repairs.
Steamer Andean Dr. Miller, at Liverpool from New
Orleans experienced heavy gales and arrived in dam.
aged condition.
The New York herald., 1875-03-25

IMMENSE FIELDS OF ICE ON THE TRACK OF
OCEAN sTEAMERs-THE PERus OF NAv1GA-
T1oE
In the chronicles OF n odern navigators no record
Ii TO be found OF such scenes in the North Atlantic
Ocean as those witnessed By the passengers and
srew Of the Hamburg steamship Cimbria, recently
arrived az this port. Icebergs and nelds OF ice
G' Unprecedented extent have been discovered
ying directly in the track OF all the European
Jessels plying TO the United States Whether we
consider the magnitude and area OF the ice
masses, the season OF the year IN wnich they have
been cast upon tho ocean, or the fact that in no
place are they encountered save on the very
track OF the European vessels, the thought in-
stanuy arises what guarantee have the public OF
the
SAFETY OF THE SHIPS
destined TO cross ana recross the dangerous high
way. Time was when the hurricane. the cyclone
and the eqalnoctlal storms were considered TO be
the most formidable obstacles TO ocean travel
shen the period came wnen the mountains OF ice
Iet loose from the Arctic seas and the
frozen coasts OF Polar regions were found
drifting at random over the Atlantic seas,
and steamers whose destruction was wrapped In
mystery were supposed to nave been dasued to
pieces during night and fog against one of the
stray glaciers 1t was presumed that during the
months OF winter and spring, at least, the frozen
neids were held fast IN tue ice-oound Days OF the
noithern lands. or still clung TO the towering
coasts OF Greenland or Labrador. These suppost
tions and theories are disslpated by the
EXPERIENCES or THE STEAMER
Clmbria during her latest trip 10 New York. On
the 10th oi MaTcn This vessel sailed from Ham ourg
having on board ass passengers and the German
mails. she called at Havre on the 18Th, tax ng
1900, coo francs 10 gold from French merchants The
steamship with her precious ireIght turned wost-
ward, aud everything went well until the alter
Noon o. the lsth, when HhapeIess, alistening
mass was seen rlsng ABOVE the horizon a little TO
three O'Clock, and IN moment All ths passengers
rushed 10 the upper deck amid cries OF
"tCEBERGs AHEADp
Slowly the dim glacier lOomed up before them,
and In short time 10 stood directly 10 the left lt
WAS an iceDerg. miniature Island, diversified by
curved outlines OF formation ana bold with edges
OF ragged shape. It's height was ABOUT $50 feet,
It's depth beueath tne surface must have
been nearly hall mile, 1t was 400 feet
In length and covered surface area OF seven
acres. Hgn above The upper surface rose soil-
tarv pile OF the frozen mass, resembling The rUined
,ower Of q castle Oh tne Rhine. Is location was
In Latitude 40 dcg. 80 min. north, Longitude ilron
Grcenwfc 46 deg ~ min. vest The steamer
did no. venture nearer TO u inan three mlies.
The awe with which the untutored passengers
Witnessed the foatinR Derg wit lts llstenlD2
summit ana snow-girt sldes gave way TO
long aitrrward. AFTER the sun ven. down and
lust as the moon rose, at about eight O'Clock,
ANOTHER sCsxK
presented itself on the posotc of the surrounding
Sea. The whole surface ur miles ahead, snd ON
nAs fiGnt nana ana she isik was oompiessy eov-
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$50, in which he says that on the 10th Of OCTOBER

looo III WHICH 10 says SHob VI tHo 1otu OI OCtooer,
1853 at the county court OF San Francisco, he
being "a native OF Ireland, aged about thirty
seven years bearing allegiance to Victoria, Queen
OF Great Britain and Ireland, having emigr ated rom
Australia ana arrived az san Francisco intends 10
settle in the United States, and in open court re-
ported himself for naturalization, and declared on
oath that IL Is bona Nde his intention TO become
ing to the satisfaction OF the Court by the oath OF
Thomas Antisel, II cttizen OF the United States,
that the said John Mitchell has resided within the
United States iOr five years last past, WITH
out having been out or the territory OF the
United states during that time, aud one year last
past within the limits and under the jurisdiction
OF this Court and that during that time he has be-
nayed as man OF good moral character, attached
TO the principles or the constitution OF the United
happiness OF the same; and the said John Mitchell
In open court, here makes oath that he viii sup
port the constitution OF the United States, and
that he doth absolutely and entirely renounce
and abjure al allegiance auc fidelity to every lor-
eign prince potentate. state or sovereignty what
ever and particularly to the Queen OF Great
Britain and Ireland. to whom he was before
subject 1t is thereupon ordered by the Court
here that the said John Mitchell be admitted
citizen OF the United States and he Is accordingly
admitted q citizen OF the United States" &c.
Thomas Antisell, referred to in the document,
was for many years q resident Of the District Of
Columbia. and IS now in the employ OF the Japan
ese government as al analy teal chemist.
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
steamer AlDanOAs Davi. pal River for YORK, with

=
with and hs %o@eh N5
sehr Emma Potter yo Annapolls' NS), Wyinaln: st
order vessel to D Il De Wolf 1 Co, 49,, ",
Is days with lath to SIMPSON, ciapp CO. ~
ASat95 rrovdsnSe for Sew NY Y0rs YORK
schr Wm . Irish, rrre. Providence for New York.
sehr Ida May, May. CALAIS for New YORK with ath to
schr . Jameson jameson Boston for New York.
sehr Willie Harris Mitchell, New Haven Tor new
ssehr Iona, Pc epdleton, Inath Tor New York.
Schr wn nsmins Mtcbei boston Tor Philadelphia
echr pyerty, .Lobeek, Portland ior philsdelpha;
schr Meteor. Williams NEWPORT Tor New York.
sGhr Harvest Home. nodgkIns, New Haven Tor New
eiir Hero Kelley Salem Tor New York, with fish to or
schr Geo a Pierce, heiy. Salem New York. with
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer. stamford for New York
BOUND EAST.
steamer Gen whitney. Halett. New York for Boston,
~ Steamer 3ity or New Bedford, Fish, New YORK Tor
seamer Thets Young New York Tor Providence
sshr !" m Davis, Fleming Hoboken for New Bed
sehr 9 x lBr) Thompson, New YORK for Halifax. Ms.
schr pavd fioyd Gnnord New YORK 10 Tor Newport
nsso Sos I for for
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WHIrKsToNR March "a 1875
The following vessels lying icebound at White
stone
IL
American Eagle. Expedite, Magic. B W Robinson, Gem.
Iunis Depew M teelman, Morgan, Elm city. A
Tate, AtianuS, Frencn MARGARET Ann. Amelia. Willie
martin, L Carer, q Brown, Tyler, Anthony Bur
tor, Emma Shaw. Chatauqus, Tirrell VIM Man.
gam
At Hart Island L.
An unknown British brig, hailing from st John.
Schr PscataQua Rockand for New York.
schr Hastings. Chase. New BEDFORD tor New York.
At Captains Isand:-
Schr Wm perilng, Adams. Providence for New YORK.
Schr Abby Bursley Bacon, Boston for Philadelphia
Scnr Mary Harris, MITCHELL New Haven for New
York
Schr J pharo. Loper, Somerset for Hoboken.
schr Anna Loughin, Pierce, New Bedford for New
York
schr winona, Stevens, Boston for New York
Schr Rescue. Kelly. Providence Tor Now York.
schr Geo Churchman, Risey Providence Baltt-
schr Gov Joy Smith, Patterson, Providence for vir
G1nia.
scnr Elizabeth English Crower. East Greenwich for
New York
schr Seguin, Rogers, Fall River for New York
schr NJ Carter, Carter, Last Greenwich for New
York
Schr j B Wortnington, Boston for New York
Schr Eliza Rebecca, Dill. Providence tor New York.
Schr CARR, Fowler, Providence for New York.
schr Lamphear, Meadows Now Haven for New
York.
In addition to the above there hundred sail
Of vessels between this and tho Vineyard detained from
same
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains are
informed that by teegraphins 10 the HERALD London
Bureau No ~ Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
rom European ports And other ports abroad, of
American and ell foreign vessels trading wisn tue
United States The samo with csbsd 10 this country
tree OF charge and published
Persons desrous OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New YORK can DO 50 w addressing TO such vessels
OF UEnALD news yachs pier No East River, New
York Letters received IRON all paris OF thu world and
promptly dslivcrsd Duplicates ars reaoIrot
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BrxxERsAvzr. March 21-saled, ship Derby Gar,
aunecksn, United states.
BILLIE rsty March 29--Arrivsd, bark Jacques cartsr
Hr 0uion Pensacola,
cARpIyy, march 7s-sailsd, osrks Jennie Prince
Prince Sew Orleans, snss cariis Madeira
ssilsa ssd. ship Ponr Young lBD, Pcrry. United
stAssS bAfA onaAss sBr3, HsDvnAid. HAVANA
The New York herald., 1875-03-25

Ship Choice (Br,, from Calcutta for Boston, March g.
lat l9 t6 n, Ion "a 23 w.
Ship Alex Marshall Gardner, from Liverpool for New
YORK March 20 lat a 81, lon IS 80
Bark Gen sedgwiek, Rogers, from New Orleans for
Qenoa, Feb 70, LAT 81 25 Ion rs lJ
A Nor bark showing letters JBVN, Com Code from
Liverpool for balumorc, March lat "a * Ion s5 ~
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anors new main piece nxed In the short Apaes 81 sw
days and the ready sail on tne okn, pui
the Captain only left the 10th.

tne captain only LEFT on the l0tn
GENOA. March 9-Advices from Messina, dated marc!
state that continued gales had prevailed from the
and SW several American vessels which had sailed
two days previously with fruit had been obliged 70 pu
back; they had sustained partial damage " sails ana
rigging
LouGnswILLY (Rahmullen), March l0-The schr John
Williamson, Nicoll rom New York Tor Ayr. has put IN
here IN distress The captain reports having lett on
Feb ana proceeded on the to the 9th, wien
il commenced 10 blow strong from about Me- On the
10Th gale increased hurricane, heavy cross
running making clean breach ship, carrying
away the whee chains ana bursting open the tore scut
ue hatch by watch large quantity OF water got I'M
the ship Finding II Impossible tor ship 10 lai
10 made sal, and ran before the gale :.
the y.ss. made deal of water ana could not keep ne
clear Win The pumps was Obliged to throw overhoa;c
part 20 te ana property. on The lzth tie
weather moderated and hndn. the vessel tree by ths
punvs proceeded the and encounte red sue
GALES whereby lost and sails. Ut
the 9Th ins, sighted Arranmore and the 9th mad.
IougiiSwilly and IL blowing gale from M
cane 10 anchor AZ the roadsteads OF hathnu,len.
QUEENSTOWN March l2--The National Eagle, Sears
from Galveston tor Liverpool cottou has arrived here
windbound aud snort OF sails.
ST MIcuAEL's March 1.-The Jorgen Lorentzen Peter
sen, from savannah winch put in here leaky, Jan ID
will proceed to-day for dublin having caulked topsides
deck and repaired buwarks the deckload was landed
here and sold. The vessel still makes y little water
tine j L. has since arrived at Dublin
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states, legal everywhefs; deserton &C.. suk
6cicn, cause, no publicity required; no charge unu
divorce granted advice free - ..
" HOUSE, Attorney, laa Broadway
A BsoLUTa DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ Of different states No publicity NO fees 10 advance
Notary and Commissioner OF Deeds FOR every state
FREDERICK l. KING. Counsellor.ataw W2 Rroadway
JADEsrRCCTIBLE PATENT PLASTER CEILINGS,
J. PARTITIONS, Ac.. warranted not TO fall; time and
money saved estimates on new WORK, alterations re-
pairA &c. hUBEHr a0N, 81 Liberty street
NERVOUS DEBILITY. IMPORTANT 70 TNYA.
~ Bds-For Nervous Debility and Weakness, brought
BY exoessss or eysrworS OF ssa hrlq
PILL tested Tor over 81 years with perfect sroees
prompt radical ana permanent cure BEND FJs 4
CIRCULAR. Prices 81 per box; Sax boxes, S. Dy mall,
acc urey sealed with fu directions preplro1 only oy
WINCHEsrERk 90. 36 Joan street New YORK
yiyANTED.-THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
w Company. ot New YORK, - desirous OF securing sev
era solicitors tor lite Insurance YORK viein
NY. TO men who are active, energetic and wiI,pg U
solicit liberal arrangement WIN be made. hose Hhs
have represented other gpanies VIII he toqulred
show good persona! record OF business actually settled
Preference VIII DC gwen 30 Young iner VINO nave revei
been engaged III tae business o' .a insnraDee and wM
arc deslrous 81 commencing anew business 80 tue bob
tom ana working up NO person desiring 70 act as an
receive ms pay need Apply the company feeling hoy
can at present manage tAsr own businss but to real
I'VE anrrgeo w0rxens part salary aud part com
mission wul be pad; NsGolauons may be mad a. any
New Vera eav dsDsrtneht ssl 0faSdwAy
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
sne temperature Tor tne past twenty-four hours
IN comparison with the corresponding date or last
year. as Indicated by the Thermometer at Hud-
put's Pharmacy, HERALD BuildIng;-
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BELOW.
Bark CArdcnas, sundberg, from Matanzaa
SAILED,

Steamers Abyssinia Brl. and City of Montreal G3r)
!iverpooi; Ashland, savannah; Georgia., Charlesion
Regulator. Wilmington. NC; G Elder, Baltimore bark
Evening Star (Br, 81 Jago schrs Sunbeam (Br, Barba-
dOSi AKEeSJ Grace, Havana.
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no. a. EAST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET,
Marcn "a 1876.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
1t Is all very well to express sympathy with de-
parted worth by public paradcs and platform
eulogies; bat agree, sir, WITH the spirit OF your
suggestion taIs morning that practical assist
ance to the hostages left by representative
men is tn. last tribute to their memoty.
l am an Hlsnman, and honor, wherever found,
Irish gepius and patriotism. | am no orator, and
have no pretenuons TO De a writer; am simply
AL actor; and ! may be par rdoDed. therefore II
act my sympathy instead OF speaking IL. i shall
nave mucn pleasure ia forwarding to you my
cheek for 500, a. the beginning or testimonial
iurd or the widow OF The departed patriot In NJ
spirit OF yainglory do DO tnis acs OF duty, ana
with no feeling OF dication 90 suggest tnat
wnle the sentiment oecasloned by tue sad event
Ia still fresh 10 should be turned into channel
more use al and enduring Than puD!ic gatherings
OF the people.
An earnest effort now, and the widow OF Jonn
Mltcho wall ind that the lie labOrs OF ner iamented
husband have not oeen ior 90 nriateini peopie-
Yours respectfully, BARNEY wli.L.IAMS.
Production OF JOHN MrTcHEr's sATURALIzA-
EoS pApEns By TILE sHcRETAEr OF STATE
TIE ORDER or TILE COURT MAKING Hrx
CITIZEN.
WASHINGTON, March a. 1876.
IL will be remembered that, when the eligibility
OF Jonn Mitchell to a seat In the House o. Com
mons was under consideration, the statement
was made that be was American citizen. OF
which fact the documentary evidence would soon
be furnished. Sir Edward Thornton the British
Minister at Washington, addressed a letter TO the
Secretary Of state requesting tEat he might Ds
furnished with Transcript OF the papers on ds
In tao Court House OF the Dlstrict oil Columbia
and they were accordingly obtained and trans
mtted 10 the home government
In the recoros Is the application Tor foil letters
to rxht IA ma daD n Mltcnrl
,as oxsu Court OF tnis Dstriot gs the san of Mar.
The New York herald., 1875-03-25
ICE IN THE ATLANTIC.


Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...................-... 23X
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF EAKCU AND APRIL
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from st Helena Feb g. barks KSshlSsn. How.
land, and Greyhound, Wicks, to cruise.
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PRACTICAL SYMPATHY.

no. a. EAST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET, |
Marcn "a, 1876.
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