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March 1-Arr.ved. brig Han,a Ger

COPENHAGEN, March x-Artved, brig Hansa Ger
Brauer, Baltimore.
CALCUTTA March 2-Sailed, bark Hoppet (Rus). Matt
sson, United States.
DEAL, March 25-Arrived, banks st Bernhard GER
Regimen, New York Tor Bremen Granton (Br), Jones'
Charleston for Loudon.
GLASGOW March 25-Arrived, bark Hector Nor, Telle.
SEN New Orleans
GENoA-saIIes bark Stefanino dtaD Baltimore.
HAvRE, March 22-Arrived, bark Marie Leone Fr>.
septfopde, New Orleans Csee below.
LIVERPOOL, March 25-Arrived steamer san Jacinto
(B, Kicker, Galveston; ships strathearn (r Jarman
New York see below; Hercules, snow. Macabi-
Also arrived 25h, ship Valparaiso (F) Girard Port
land o; barks Lndo CBr) Dure Galveston; Rome, OTIS
Charleston.
Cleared 24th ships Loeb Awe (B. Weir United States
sinbad Nor), Anderson, do barks Lima OBJ. Bngay,
Valparaiso Geo Peabody Brl Morrill,, United States
Ala Nor), Aslsksen. Philadelphia.
Sailed 10Th, bark Evening star (Br), Asbur n, Java
LIMERICK, March 2osaIied, barks Asvid (Nor). Mar
cussen, New York; Teresa Ester QtaD, Mortola, Bau
more.
MovILLE, March 25-A Arrived. steamer California (Brs
Ovenstone New York for Glasgow.
MARsEILLRs-Sailed, brig Carlo dtal, New York
QUEENSTOWN March 23-Arrived ships India (Br), Mo.
ram New Orleans tor Liverpool see below Gripen Sw,
Won Mattern, San Francisco; Augustine (Peruv), Bar
vier do: bark st Christopher GER, Krohn Philadel-
phia also the Agnes Brown from -.
Also arrived 18th, bark Elhaf Nor, Honge. Bald
more.
Arrived 25th aPM, steamer Minnesota CBr,. Quinn.
New York for Liverpool.
sTErrrS, March 2s-Arrived. bark Magnus Hnss Csw)
Forcell, New York.
ST NAzAHE. March 2-ssied, bark Europa (Nor,. Mik-
kelsen, United States
LONDON, March 2s-ship India Obj, Moran, from New
Orleans for Liverpool into Queenstown to-day with
loss Of nixZenmast and, rudder buwarks stove and
eaky She will be lowed to Liverpool where she will
discharge and repair
Ship Strathearn (Br), Jarman, from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool to-day badly damaged having been
in collision with the Dora The latter vessel also
badly damaged.
Bark Marie Leone (F, Septfonde, At Havre from New
Orleans had heavy weather the passage and sails
considerably damaged.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer England (Br), Thompson. Averpool-P W.
Hurst
Steamer Canada (Br. Sumner, London-F W J
Hurst
Steamer Crescent City, Curtis, Havana-w Clyde
4 Co.
Steamer North Point Smith. Fernandina via Port
Royal-H Gelpcke.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer FrancOnla. Bragg. Fortland-J Ames.
Steamer Neptune Berry. Bosron-H DipocE.
Bark Iucser, Tucker, Liverpool-Brett Son 20.
Bark NorthuTbria OBJ, Pisgle, Corr Tor orders
Punch, Edye 20.
Bark Giulia dtaD, Dominica Naples-J seager.
Bark Olga AUS Clarevich lreste-slocovich co.
Bark Hopewen (Br, Parsons, Bridgetown-Leaycrsft
4Co.
Brig Nuova Provicenzs Qtap, Manaanaro Naples
Funch. Edge Co.
Brig star, Cook. Kingston-A II solomon Co.
Brig Marena, Deasy. Cientuegos-Marcus Hunter Co.
schr Mary VarweI tbr), VarweL, Rio Janero -Thos
Norton Co.
schr Addie Bryant, Stubs, Port spain-H Trow-
BRIDGES sons
schr Mile Trim, Drinkwater, Bunscoa-J De Ri.
schr Maid Of the Mist, Smith, Port Prince-B
Weinberg
Schr Index. Garrison, Caibarien-Overton q Hawkins
schr Gonse ryatiye. Benson, sagua-Maydell Co.
schr VIM Hen. Jones. Balumore-W ChaltoerA
Schr j Diverty, Douglas Philadelphia.
schr L Goodwin, Williams, Stamiora-otamforo MAI
ufacturinR Co.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

boston, March :s-Arriyed, ,p steamer ,, Alhambrs
9a 9 Rva PAGE. sShr Mel
bert Waite re,unsil Maa n1 Able Dow Young
Keichum Ketehqm DO. o..
schr Ae FS Bsmoe Joseph
csssassrf A. Del Ksasr Harding Haysna x brig
isvir eG aS sn carR
and s Seen whps s S.s;
AeTton, Bizabesh and Jessie Ehynss NJ, u.,.,.
D'BAITIMoRE, March 2s-Arrlved brig Julia Dill
2 2ssn%s.sa% Ss %% %eeayarSa Young New York;
smaey Boston, Alex Young Blake New EN- BeGslord;
Hfs2p sso f0z %
VIM kennedy Foster provasnss'
s @ or
7sans b n1 PaSe
Mason, hiGkerson provde nc. po ..o von,.v,..o.
6aRn anna Lindsey
Afda5Ssi ie1t came:
pcHfr1fsfh STos. aare6 2sN%rPiyed, :chr Farraeu
Hsfs r1afsRGs saSyis snD Dillon crm.sy
''er caTe wer PAW esReH NeT o aeg Baltimore bark
ssiied-steamer Calvert: ship Arlington CBr) vcker,
Pensacola oarEs ANITA, Brazil; schr Geo f thatcher
"GALyEsToS. March .2t-;Arrived, steamer Geo W
West; ship Geo Peabody, Carnie Llverpoo; barks
Kaas (Bp Bartlett, dol Galveston. Sawyer do Qast
"a5LoTogsTEE. March 2s-Arrived schrs Eliza Par.
KEY WEST, March i7-saiiea, schr Edna Harwood
mot as before. Davis urom jamaica New YORK having
MOBILE. March 2s-Arrived, schr Kate Miller, Van.
snnt Boston. -
NEW ORLEANS. March 2o-cleared. schr Olive
Robinson, Craig Auatan.
2Jh-Arrived, steamer cordova tBr), Abrain, LIVER
pool.
raled--Barxs Emily, and saga.
PAss-A-LOurRK, March 20-Salled, BARK AntoineVe
tswel. skantze from Autwerp), Pascagoula.
PASSES. March 25 arrived ship Algoma tBrl, Curry,
Liverpool
-; Royal standard tBrA Liverpool; bark Jas X
BOYD D3rl, Havre. - -.
NORFOLK, March 23--Arrlved. sehrs \ W Poarse,
Pearce. Boston; II W Niece, stranahan, New YORK.
Atwood, Price, Boston ECLIPSE, Buckley, and Worden
Evans, skinner New York II Atwood, roster Boston ;
Frank Aimand, Rose, and Price, watson, Now ba.
ven; Rambler, PsttIgrew, New London -
NEW BkDFOHD, March 23-saiicd, schr Annie IL
Martin. New York.
| Ntn-Arrved, schr AID. Philadelphia.
sallcd--3chr Il j Hersty, New YORK.
NEWPORr, March 3. PM--sAAsd, sehrs saunders,
Mo,, weehAwksn Tor somerset; Kolon, MCGOWAN, New
yorkl Vim fsrwsi, Lyon, Neweasts, Del, tor Provt
aenos: Jonnns Asss<vs. gssnoh, Rsexlsnd iof Ffovh
| dsaes.
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NCSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mayor wicKham, accompanied by large party.
Visited the Filth Avenue Theatre last evening 70
zee ''The Big Bonanza"
Miss Adelaide Nelson received great ovation
st Toronto on Wednesday night, the occasion
being her farewell appearance in the "Lady OF
Lyons."
There will be no performance as the Lyceum on
triday, as the Committee OF the Italian Hospital
have resolved to postpone the benefit to some
future day. Madame Rissorrs last performance
takes place at tue saturday matinee. when "Narie
Antoinetten wiz be presented. Those VINO have
aot witnessed this splendid performance ought
Got 70 lose the opportunity Of seeing the great
SstsUss IN enc Of her best imDsrssnauonA
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ART SALE.

mere was large asse' .nblage last night At the
eomerVlhe gallery, At the closing sale OF Mr..
eanay's collection. The prices realized on the
greater number OF the paintings were not
'Arge' out soma OF the better canvases
we're spirltedly contended for. Frereis
hanks OF the Bosphorus" brought sl55; AT
Dig p winuow,n J. @. Brown. $40, "Giye Me a
5euny" cW lrmipg little WORK by Eastman
ssoomnsoh, $50 Casilear's swiss Mountai u.s.
SSec ~ ,., bsner ; Rose Leaves 1926; "Tne
veclarxlon,' Plossan. 1855; "Sunset on
.ue Lase ~ Oxford, $500; Prayer
SSSonah, 5 30: 'ln the studio,r Boucherville.
H Lou' - ndscape,n Lambinet $3.50; Christmas
sm-orning' Lougnlin, s1,625; Just Up" BUTLER
s.W, evening" cole. s22s; 'The Petitioner
LEVI. eAe s4Go; "village In south America mgnot,
hpv., Hudson RIVER Kensett. 81, 600; "Roeky
1ouu ain scenery Bierstadt 81, 100; Evening"
.nur ch. 5000; shrewsbury River" Kepsett,
VIZ IS; "WInter sunset Glgnoux, sos.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID
HERALD wHTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.


HERALD wHTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Henry Chauncey. Rathbun. Aspinwan March
10 with ndse ana passengers to the Pacific Nail Steam
=, steamer City Of Vera Cruz. Deaken, havana March
steamer Metropolis Ellis, Savannah March 20 with
steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Norfolk. City Pons
and Rchmond WITH ndse and passengers to the OLD Do
steamer ai en- %11 Reed NSroS Win dse and
hip SIR Harry Parkes OF London, stephens Hong
Yong SGy q wth rpdse 70 ophqnt int CO. vessel dG 70
NOPE Jan and crossed The Equator FEB y n Lon 50
G nf IS % e P7 n ''' ship
s and da g @s rae: via
slocovich q Co Passed Gibraltar jana
fruit ssosei Day vessel 10 seasef. Passed CID.
Bark stanley Castle cot London. Austin, Auckland,
Dse Horn yam H. s to the EansOS Feb ia e
Barr Cardenss sundberg, Havana 10 days. with sugar
bark Sarah, Nichols Ma.anzas ID days with sugar to
Big Josie Bou:ter, oardsns. Is days, with sugar to
Brig Josefs of Por,andl True, Matanzas 10 days with
sour LOUISA Bliss cof Thomaston) strong, Messna 81
days win ru to LaWrenee G t. Co vessel 70 rar
Of ana NV gales for tns last 70 days carried away
schT Marguerite (Fr), Bensa, st Pierre 81 days with
gchr Emma Feather lof philadelphs). Armstrong
Guantansmo US with sugar to Brooks Co; vessel
sehr John 3 Hal,dsy tof jersey cty,, Van Chef Ma.
anzas 10 days w5n sugar y van ssaat Err Ireland
ssgua i0days, with 10 Mdsss Taylor CO.. vessel
to Oyerton 4 Hawkins
schr Albert Mason, Rose. Richmond with coal 70 the
New YORK. Gas Co; vessel TO Van Brunt Bro
schr , JAYNE, Hunter. Nirg nAh.
Schr John X .ihaw. Cox. Baltimore.
Schr Howard Williams, Wainwright, Baltimore.
schr John X shaw. Cox. BALTIMORE.
Schr AlmerettA, Merrill, baltimore Cor New Haven
schr Rebccca VI smith. Grace, Baltimore tor frov1
PAs'JED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND soyTh.
schr Hattie McClntock, Providence for New YORK.
schr " ) Bridges Lendrck New Haven for New YORK
schr Eva. Sherina an. Tau utoii for New Yort.
schr Belle brown. NASH, Kockland for New York, with
lime TO order.
YORK.
scnr Abby Bursiey Bacon, Boaon for Philadelphia
- schr Anna J Loughln, Pierce Aew Bedford Tor New
YORK
: schr Marietta smith, Preston, Greenport for New
YORK
schr II E Russell Baxter Fall River for New YORK
with line TO order.
schr Gov j smith, Patterson Providence for vr.
gina.
schr Gen sheridan. Murphy. Providence or New York
schr LucIs Ives, Yenkandt, Providence TOR Sew
YORK.
schr A II Harding. Harding. wenaess for New York.
scbr II stockham, Leycrir0. Providence for new
YORK, In ballast to Overton HawKinS
tchr Mary Whort Whoff Weuneet for View York,
Seer Mary harris Aitehii New Haven for New
schr Harriet lewis Newport. Sor New Yors
- schr Hattie Pslass. PsLzAAs. PertcAsstsf Esf New
YefE
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2ith. AM-Arrived schr Alaska Ihorndke, roruand
In port-schrs Daniel Mershom; sharrock for Phil
Earidre Tor do Lavina Jane Mott from Elizabeth,
pGP. sssr andg and
Well SEW Rom M%E o m
NEW HAVEN, March 24-Arrved, sloop westerloo.
Pen -AcoI.I. March ls--Arrived, bark Adventure
lBr. jamie Carthagena; schr q Sawyer hinkiey
saT ssssa @
poh eg Isf knFsr Seg csaar shrs Mark
deton Pendeton, brunswick Ga, 10 load for New York
s1shf PGEsS a'hs
omen. Pierce. New York: brig san Carlos Aerton Ma
Moore r ss1S AiSf a JESSIE Starr
Boston Lote Beard, Perry, New Bedford; John A Cur
''s csSa?sd l P Fanta Howe. New York .shrs
Parker, Rio Janero Flora Crowley, Crowley, Matan-
salled-steamer Kenilworth for Liverpool
NEwGAsIIE Del. March 2s-Passed up. brig San Carlos
schr sener before reported ashore. came on last
e. Also broeeeaeS down brig Brown, for Matanzss;
schrs Cottingham. for Boston, ard Electric for New
SScnpassed down. sehr John SHAY for rrovds3es
BRIG CenaMr cySenas sesrs Eva Yates
9 Mari, Havana; l. 4 Ii Babcock, Boston; John Nc
%Rnis pe March a-Brir Alvin Kelly remains for
PM-Bark n X Clements sailed for Fernandina this
afternoon; other vessels UNCHANGED ".
-. .
Dreamer. Wsldoboro, to load for New YORK.
24th-Arrived, schr Kate Newman fremont, for BsitA
25th--Arrived. bark Daring Mcdonald, Sag II; schr
CT willard, Philadelphia
Re,urncd-Schr Nellie Grant, for Baracoa, having
Gieared-stesmer Elea nora, johnson, New York.
PORTSMOUTH. March 24-Arrved, schrs JOS VIM Fish.
ROy st George for New York; Samuel Fish, Teal Rock
port for Norfolk; Bessie Dickinson, Higsinson. Bath
fo Pfk MMsHf1no March a4Arrved. brig Eft.
Tqs aare ar schs stephen
Hart Person. Pensacola; Harriet Brooks. Butler,
saied-Steamers Hunter, Sherman, ana Florida.
Crocker Philadelphia; scnr Il Fiske. wixon, Balti-
25th-Arrived steamer Blackstone. Baltimore.
Steamer Old Colony, for New York, remained At her
dock until 80 O'Clock this account Of .
thick storm prevailing all night
.PAWTuCKET March SA-salled, schr Lucy Church.
San FRANCISCo, March 24-Cleared. ship Comet.
Bray Manila bark Van Diemen tBr), marlborough
Cork
Sailed 23d, ship Hooy (Br). Liverpool
SAVANNAH March 25-Arrived, bark John Campbell
(Br Hankenson Liverpool: schrs Annie Chase, Poole,
Philadelphia; Amos Walker, Dunn, Boston.
Cleared-Bark Teresa (Sp) Cardova, Liverpool: schrs
Philadelphia Hattie Turner, Hart Union Island
Sailed-Steamer SaragOssa, Hooper, Baltimore; bark
Wayiarer CBrJ, Daren; schrs II Queens, Woodstock
Mills
VINEYARD HAVEN. March 24-Arrved, brig Harry
(of New York;, Rrblnson sagua schrs Northern Light,
for New York; Onward, Nantucket 90.
25th-Arr,ved, brig EnHenia Matanzas for Boston
WILMINGTON. NC March 23-Arrivec. bark Fereete
Norl Christie nsen, HULL f. via New York
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Provncetoyvn March 26. brig A Small; ;
schrs Agate Antarctic and Vim GrozeI all 10 cruise.
shin Jirch Perry owen Of NIB. was of River Plata
Jan l6 having Just taken sp whale making 100 bills
Was TO leave March tor home.
hip Cornelius Rowland Homan, of NB was 30 miles
NE of Cape Virgin Jan having taken sp whales max
ing 220 bbs, and right whale, making lOi bbs since
leaving Fayal<35 bbls and l0l do VIII oil all told
Would cruise in that vicinity week or so and was then
bound around cape Horn. A young man, seaman,
Augustus wagner. fell from the MAYNARD, striking his
head on the deck, Killing him instantly
Bark sea Queen. Allen OF Westport was at Maine Jan
3d. with 100 bbE So oil a.! told.
Bark Camilla. Nye, or NB was Oh Maria Islands FEB
TO- with Is bbls OIL
letter from on board bark Sea Ranger. reports spoke
Jan of. River Plata bark Com Morris Winslow Of NIB
having taken before arriving that ground 800 bbs
oil since leaving Fayal In Oct-l7OO bpIs all told.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnRnpyxy March 25-Arrved, ship Colonial Empire
(gr), Leslie, New Orleans.
AsrwEaP March 2j-SaLed, steamer Switzerland
(Bslg), Jackson, New York.
Also arrlvedt25th steamer steinnan CBeig, Lechere
New YORK
AssrrRpAH harch 2-Arrivsd, bark Emily Lowthsr
(Brj, Cain, Charleston.
BRRsEnnAvEE, Msrcn A-Arrived bark Florella Craig.
New YORK mot previously.
sailed 2d barks Arrscan Ger, Rossn United States;
SEBASTIAN Each lGsr) sanstedi Pbilsdslph,s; Gustav
Cor, Hummer. United states
CARDIFF. March 2s--saNsa, bssx q Chapman mr..
Psntuly. Havana
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sehr Foster, Wins. Chatham for New York, wit

schr J P Foster. Wing. Chatham for New York, with
schr NJ Carter, Carter, East Greenwich for New
schr sias McLoon. Spear. Rockland for New York,
sehr fskir, knowles Fan River for New York.
schr A Heyer, Hodges, Fan River for New York
schr Speedwell, Sanders. Rockland tor New York.
sehr Emma Bacon, Bearse. Providence for New York,
Senr Golden Eagle Kelly New BedioSd for New York.
Schr decatur cakes, Baker, Newport tor New York
sehr Carroll. Chase, New Bedford for New York.
sehr II Bartlett; Harris, Greenport for New YORK.
sehr Laura Robinson, Robinson New Bedford Tor New
sehr Nautilus Peek. Fall Biyer for New York.
Schr u l. Adams. Nicke rson, Boston for New York.
scnr Elizabeth English Crowel, East Greenwich for
chr Mary Shields, stoneman, Newport for New York
schr Chiffon Nav, Portland tor New York. with stone
scnr Eastern Light Chase, Newport for New York.
Schr Naiad Queen smith, Somerset New York.
schr j Hall, Miller, Boston Tor Philadelphia
schr Congress, York, Bath tor New York. with lath to
order.
sehr Hastings Chase New BEDFORD tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Francona. Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer United states DAVIS New YORK Ios Fau
Steamer Bolivar Geer New York for New London.
Steamer City OF ritchburg, Fish, New YORK for New
steamer cnatea. Walden. New YORK Tor Providence
Schr Fly, Gardner, Hoboken for Providence.
schr sarah Quincy Quincy, Port johnson for Prov
schr Helen Morrison Marsh, Hobeken Providence.
schr Peacedale Young, Hoboken for Providence.
schr samuel Cashier Lake. Hoboken Tor Providence.
JOHN. NB '''" ''Ae'' -''" -''A 1'' -
sshr E%ms shaw; shaw New York for Boston
sehr George staples, Maioney New York Tor Calais
Peeea 1r 9r ,1 Ps6Yaerc
sehr Minerva Brightman, Port johnson for Provi-
schr Z Irwin
sehr Willie Luce.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents ami ship captains are
informed that by telegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau No 80 Fleet street the arrivals at aud depart.
ures from European ports. and other ports abroad, OF
American ana all foreign vessels trading with tas
United States the same will cablsd to this country
free OF charge and published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New YORK 90 so bv addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD yachts pier Mol East River, New
York Letters received IRON all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered. Dupllc ates are required.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PANAXA, March l5-At the port of Savanilla . new
lighthouse, with revolving light, has been erected
which will be in from the LIST OF April II is visible
% miles seward Lat IL, co. north aad lon IS, ~
west Of Greenwich
Gully or ST LAwRENcE-rRovINcE OF NEW BRUSsw1ck-
CHALEURs Daylight on NIsCOU ISLAND
A light is exhibite. from q lighthouse recently
sructed at Goose Lake, the western side VI Mscou
Island. Chaleurs Bay
The light is revolving white. making complete revo-
minute: elevated 40 feet above the level
OF high water. and visible 10 miles.
The Illuminating apparatus Is catoptric
The a square wooden building, % Ieet high,
painted white and attached to Keepers dwelling.
Position-Lat Al IS As N. Ion GA 81 40 W.
BY order of the Bureau of Navigation.
WYMAN, Commodore u s N, Hydrographer
photographic Office, Washington, DC March 10
1874 - ~
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Notice is hereby given that in consequence OF the
beach Dungcness having for time past grown
out that the lighthouse Is now at "a dis
lance inland. II has been determined 20 the
edge of the shore by placing additions light
the 81 of the present station, to the high
water practicable. This additional light will be
exhibited about the LIST OF July next and will
show bright quick fash every seconds the dark in
The foe signal trumpet will be moved forward at the
same time the site but the main light will
hnue TO exhibited from position usual
Later in the the main light VIII be altered from
electricity powerful Of oil light, and
the red light 10 the westward will then be
the lantern instead of now from window beneath
It There will then consequently be white light IN
a westerly direction between the bea7ng from the
lgh thouse and the land
By order ROBIN ALLEN Secretary.
Trinity House. London, March IL, 1875
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VIGNAUX VICTORIOUS.

In the third billiard match between Maurice
vignaux and Cyriue'Dion for $1,000 and the De-
laney emblem, played last night, at Tammany
Hall, Vignaux was the winner, making 600 points
TO 5i3 ior mis- opponent. Dion's highest run was
1l9; vignaux's, SO. Vignaux's average, ~; Dlon's
10 As. Time OF game. Tour hours.
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SAILED,

Steamers Canada (Br), London; England OBJ, Liver
pool Crescent City, Havana Isaac Bell Richmond, &c
North Point Fernandina &c ship Ladoga, San Francis
co; barss Ann Elizabeth Matanzas; Carrie Long, do;
brgs Alice (brI Jacmel Tropic Bird. Kingston schf
Emma Crosby Fernandna
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SPOKEN.

Ship Western Chief Hill from Boston Tor London,
March 81, lat 81 %, ION 81 So
sohr Enos Phillips from Turks ILAnds for Boston,
March IL, lat 80 81, ion 70 ~
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HERALD TRLEcRAPH STATION, !
WuIrxara>.x March OE IafS

WAIrESrONE, March 70. 1910 J
The neet reported iceDound of here and
to the eastward enabled proceed today aided by
the NV breeze which prevailed. The Sound is now CON-
parsvey clear of drift ice, but would be premature
just indulge the hope that navigation will not
again interrupted by ice q change in the wind
opposite direction may drive it all back
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Prizes cashsd. Circulars OF Information ffes riaxs>n
TOR me extraordinary now ready.
j. Is, MARTINEZ 4 co., BABkesA
Pest odass boa ASA
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND April.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date OF last
year. as Indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Buildlng:-
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No II Wall street, New YORK
A.
wan,ed.-1hs Gated States Life Insurance Company,
of New York. IL DESTROYS of urng several solicitors
for life insurance In New York and vicinity To
who are active energetic and willing to solicit Q
liberal arrangement will be made. Those who have
represented other companies will be required to show
q good personal record OF business actually settled
Preference will be given to young VINO have never
been engaged in the business Of life insurance. and who
are dssrous Of commencing new business at the bot
tom and working up No person desiring to act a. man
assr Of agencies and have others the work and the,
receive the pay need apply the company feeling they
can at prssan, manage their own buGnsss bat to real
live energetic workers part salary and part connie
sion viii be paid Negotiations may DO had At any tauaa
with LrLLIBRIpGB 4 MARVIN, managers Of the New
York city department. 2el Broadway.
gsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states LEGAL everywhere; deserton &c. suE
fcent cause: no puoiicy required no ,chirgs until
81. HOUSE. Attorney, 1884 Broadway
BsOLJTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTs
A OF dferent states No publicity. NO fees IN advance
Notary and Commissioner OF Deeds for every state
FREDEKICR l. KING. Coupsellor.atiaw. SJs Broadw
4 HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BaOOKLYS, Goa
"A. ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerun Js.ss.
open IRONS A. NJ to- Z. W.
On SUNDAY rom TOD r. ".
TNpEsTRUCTIBLE PATENT PLASTER CElLINGS
L PARTITIoN5. &C. warranted not 10 fal; time and
pairs &c. hubert a ON, 81 Liberty street
NERVOUS DEBILITY --fMPORrANT 70 INvA
~ lds-For Nervous Debility ana weakness, brought
and nervous sys,em WINCHE ,1ERS SP sCIFfc
PILL tested for over 80 years With perfect SUCCESS h
prompt radical ana permanent cure. SEND FJ8
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