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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-16
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane ASSOt'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MARCU Goth, 1873.
LIS Cash Gifts amounting to.......Sl ,nr,u
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100, 900,
PRICE OF TICKETS.


Whole 5000
Halves wv
Quarters 80
Eighth- or each Coupon ................... ~
"a Tickets
The Montpelier Female Humane Assoc
citation, chartered by the Legislature or
Virginia and the Circuit Court Of Orange
CO. PROPOSES lbs Il Grand Gitt Concert to
establish and cudOw q "lIumc for the old,
Innrm and Destitute Ladies of Virginia.
Mt Nouiprlicr, the former residence OF
President James Madison.
GoN ERNoR's OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 3,
II affords me pleasure To say that am
well acquainted with Il large majority OF
the officers of the Montpelier Female HUI
name Association, who reside in the Vi
cinitv of my home, and ! attest their in
iriligcncc and their worth and high rcpu-
tafiOn Us gentlemen, aS well as the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
mems literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. kEMPER, GOV. virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, ISL |
trgrity, and fully entitled to the confidence
Vi '''' P"'''N X. W. HUGHES,
Il. = Judge, East'n Dist. OF Va.
Further references by permission: His
EXccilcnCy Gilbert &. Walker, EN-GoN-
nrncr of Va: Hon. Robt. T.. WithcrS, Lieut.
GOV. of Va, and l.. =. senator elect Scna-
tors and Members OfCOngrcsS from Va.
RrmittanCrS for tickets may be made by
express prepaid, poStoilic" moncy-ordcr on
Washington, u. e., or by registered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials, &c,
send for Circular. Address, ,,,,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
PrrS't VI. +. II. ~, Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
,,tsIl
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

V'HE MEMBERS or CORNSTALK
| Tribe No. >, |. o. Il. NJ, and tine bycth-
rem of other Tribes, are requested 10 meet
at the WigWam on SOunday, January i1ih,
NJ o'clock, for the purpose of att"ndin"
the funeral of our deceased Brother, Nor
TiS IluStad. BY order
WI. +. WOLLENWEBEE, Sach"m.
WIN. WlSDER, {. Of X. iamlG
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FUNERAL. NOTICED

rNHE MEMBERS OF PAMELA LODGE
No. II, |. O. o. f., are hereby notified
10 meet AT their Lodge room, on sunday.
the 18th inst, at | o'clock p. m, To pay the
last tribute of respect 10 our late Brother,
Morris Hustled. Members OF city Lodges,
bridgeport, Belmont city, Lincoln and
Bcllairr Lodges, are respectfully invited
10 attend. BY order of
THOS. V. SALISBURY, y. q.
ANDREW VI. HARKINS, Scc'y.
STANDARD copy. janis
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G. MENDEL, BOOTH & CO.,
UNDERWRITERS.

Keep constantly on hands a full stock of
Collins, Baskets, ShrOudS, Grape, ana
everything in the undertaking me.
Funerals promptly attended. Night calls
answered at the store. jamie
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FOR SALE or RENT.
FOR RENT.

IA STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
i%T Hall, west side of Market, between
1871 18th and 10th streets, IN Beck
Block. Also room nj present occupied by
q. \. Wick ham as an auction house.
Enquire of ANTON RE1 Mann
innlE
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DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES

UNFINISHED FOR ECORAT y G
i Churches. Public Halls, store Rooms,
Private Residences, &c. We guarantee our
work To- look better and last longer than
FrrSCO.
PAUL. & WINSHIP,
ianlj lli2 MAIN SlkE'I'
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

offer myself as a candidate for the Of
flee OF Street Commissioner, ut the next
election. WM. WIEDEBJSCI.
decl6
.NesSSs. Editors Register.
Please announce Frederick Lorcntz rs =
candidate for the Office of Street Commits
sioucr, and ubligc
dccl7 MANY VOTERS.
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SPECTACLES.
FAIR WARNING.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
n SELVES indebted to ID. SChambra
or to the firm of ID. Schambra & Sons, are
requested To call and settle their accounts
Ali notes, durbillS, book accounts, &c. not
settled on or before the lSt day of Fcbrua-
~, 1879, will be collected by law. All per-
sons having claims againStuS will present
them for payment at once.
II. SCIIAMBRA * SONS,
jan5h Merchant TaiOrs.
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ANNOUNcEM ENTS.
CITY SERGEANT.

Iannounce myself rs candidate for the
office OF City Sergeant.
decg MATTHEW ALTMEYER.
Editors Of Register:
Please announce William McKeown as Il
Democratic candidate Tor the Office of
City Sergeant, ut tn coming municipal
election, and oblige
janl2 MANY VOTERS.
.lEeSTS EdRorS Register.
Please announce me rs IA candidate tor
reelection to the Office of City Sergeant
at the next charter election.
jams ED. NJ. DAVIS.
! hereby announce myself rs Rcpubli-
can candidate for the Office of City Ser
gcant, and promise, if elected, to faithfully
discharge the duties OF the same.
janll DICK RICHARDSON.
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NOTICES..
DIVIDEND.
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. II, Isl

" HEhLINUi W M NV0. y TO
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Ttna Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
have this day declared dividend OF i've
nrr cent, PAYABLE on and after January
18th. J. II. hILLER, SecS'
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THE PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL
nEnTfsIunS IN pn.EE

The Pittsburgh Commercial is received
mt noon, on the day publication, and de-
livcrcd To subscribers in all parts OF the
city Immediately. Terms per week II cts.
Leave orders with
W. L. McKELNEG,
innlGS lIg2 Mnrkct street.
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WHARF MASTER.

.McSSrS. Edit0rS Register.
Please announce Uncle Joe Forsyth rs n
candidate Tor reelection To the office at
Wharf Master, and obligr
janD HIS FRIENDS.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL |, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Cimbna GER, Brandt Hamburg. &c-kun-
hard A Go. =
cine Mail steamship Co ..,
steamer CITY OF Vera Cruz Deaken, Havana-F Alex
Steamer Gamma tBp, Liddcoat Bermuda-A Is
Quite bridge, -.
Steamer sinners Warren, Philadelphia James
Hand.
Steamer Neptune Berry. bOston-H Dimock
Ship British America tBr) Lockhart Antwerp-snow
a Burgess, -
BARK Herman Behrent GER, Griee, Cork or Fal-
Bars Argo tlerl Meyer Bremen-Funch Edge a Go.
Bark Union (Br) Mckenzie, Kingston, Ja-A II Solo
mon Co.
Prie Anna Maria lBrj, Thornton Montevideo-Geo
Brig Morning Light, Din Ponce PR-L W a Arm
Erg Cyclone Forbes Sagua-Brett, Son Co
Schr Commerce Janvrin, Granada-BJ weinberg
Schr Hattie Cove, Chapman, Kingston, jas De
Cordova
schr George Hunt Dexter, cardenas-Parsons 4
schr Mary Cook Cook Cardenas-Parsons a Loud.
schr Kate Ranger, Martin, Observation-Disclosures
schr P Avery, Ryan, Richmond and City Point
Slaght 4 Petty.
schr Palmer Weeks New Bedtord-Ferguson food
schr 5 Bridges. Landry, Proyldence-Jed Frye \
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FOREIGN PORTS

ADELAIDE Jan BIN port schr Marion, Howes, nom
Newcastle, NSW would SAIL Tor sydney NSN, about
Feb s, with wheat ana nourL
Bark Conquest. small, from Boston, at Adelaide Jan
10 had been chartered for sydney NSW, at s ton,
and would leave in a few days.
ASPIEwALI, March 2l-Arrtved, achrs Taylor, Jacob
sen, San Bias and sailed ed for New YorJs Minnie
Repper, Steeiman, Philadelphia.
BuEsos AYREs, Feb l3-Arrived, bark Blue BIRD OBJ,
TOye, Pensacola. .
CIRDlrr March 2sA-sailed, bark John zitosen, Mer.
rymau River Plate mot AS before)
Gallo march 3-saed bark George b Doane tBrl,
Corning Pabellon de Picai An, Suas Fish. sawyer
Lonas de TERRA 5th, schr X } MOulton, Smith. DO.
In port March 49, ships = Hersey, small. from Mon
tevideo, arrived 9th; Topgaant Phillips from Rio ia
nero, arrived 9th Alexander McheiL sproul rom
Liverpool; Martha Cobb, Pearson from Cardiff Geuys
burg, Alexander, from dos Jonn Bryce Morse, TO oad
FOR New YORK; barks Pekin, seymour for Lobos aud
London Fannie Hatfield Regain. 30 load for Europe.
CARpEEAs, March g-Arrived bark Continental, Plus
bury, Baltimore brigs q Robinson, Devercux, do;
0azeie. Small DO Hyperion Clark, Philadelphia John
Pierce Townsend, Wilmington, NCi y Wright
MEYERS, New York = Russell York DO Nellie
Hustled Brewster. do; schrs n McIOon, Keen do Ada
whitney, Masters, do Grace Webster, Gales Baitl.
Chas Heyer, Poland DO; Agnes Bacon. ia
ley. Philadelphia; Lizzie Batchelder, do; brown,
Wilmington. NC Altoona, Havana.
Sailed Sh bark John Han (Brl, north ~ Hatterasi
briss Eleanor lBrl. DO DR. Hansen do Moss DAv-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEINER LEo, from Fernandina and Port Royal, SC.
for New York before reported spoken with machinery
damaged was fallen in with and lowed 70 Fortress Mon
the night Of the 3st by steamer Colfax-
The Leo broke her shaft Sunday night OF Ohnco-
league and three days In close proximity 70 shoals
SHIP LENEox CASTLE Br), for Queenstown. was badly
damaged at Astoria, o. in the heavy gale OF March "a
tBrJ Hattrick, from Pensacola for Ltv
erpool (by cable spoken March 10 in
distress making TOR Fayal, was in leaky comb
ton
BRIG KATIE DAM, from Humacao, Pr for Boston, ut
Vineyard Haven has experienced heavy gales aud
head winds the whole passage; March IL. in heavy
gale from the NV, lost maintop mast ysail.
ScHR JAS L MALLoY. which left Beaufort NC, March
e. Tor Boston, had her foremost head sprung.
ScBR ApDIE L CUTLER, OF Bangor from aurinam for
Boston. 1t Vineyard Haven, experienced continued
heavy and gales during the passage: was ~ DAYS
of Hatteras with heavy northerlY gales; March 81
gale from the NV lost foresa and stove IN the galley
ScHR LUIsIrA, Underhill, from Baracoa New YORK.
with a cargo Of fruit wrecked at MiraparyOs q
4th ult The plain and arrive At Mas
March 20 in wrecking stnr ocean Monarch. The r
built at Northport Ill in 1851 registered l35 tons
and hailed from New York.
Commerce the Merrimac has begun.
BALTIMORE, April l-steamer Caspian which sailed
for HALIFAX Ms, today, took the ten rescued fishermen
of st Marys ME-.
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AMUSEME NTS.



The revival OF Feuners interesting drama,
tine Romance o. q Poor Young MAN. attracted .
large audience 70 THIS house last nlgnt The idylnc
simplicity or the story and it, quiet graceful now.
formed a strong contrast with the lie ana move
ment or the departed "Snaugnraun,r and the
contrast last night was the more felt because the
hustle and movement Of Mr.. B0ucicaults play
we're stiIl fresn Ii the memory Of the audience.
1t il alike crectabe 70 the actors and the author
success. The romantic love story, display
log deep insight into the workings Of
the human heart VIII always attract the
sympathy and attention Of cultivated audiences.
senEed with a completeness and effectiveness that
even Paris would ind some din1cnlty ia surpass-
ing. The character Of Manner nnds IN II. J. Mont
ague happy exponent quiet polished ana gen.
riemanllke, with the con3titQuonal sentlmentalty
so well keeping Win the pretty portrait or
has drawn iu the Poor Young Man, And where
could the high-minded, impulslve Marguerite
Leroque ina q more nttlng representative
than In MISS Ada Dyasf her perform
ance last evening IN this character as
played the charm OF concentrated power in the
expression emotions which never sacrifice Dig
nifty To seeking 70 produce efTect. THIS quality Of
repose lends peculiar charm to her acting, winch
cannot laIl TO impress favoraOy a cultivated
audience. Miss lone Burke appeared az Heiouin,
and gave admirable picture 81 mat wicked,
jealous woman. II II complimentary 10 the YER
aatlity this ladT that bot trace Of the peasant
g1r MOya could be detected m the polsBed Dnt
designing governess. John Gilbert, as Dr.. Des-
marets, was benign ana good heare ed ana ma
tural az u he had sat 70 the auttor for the por-
TRAIT. The other characters were well niled. and
the scenery and appointments leit nothing TO be
desired.
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sohr VIM @ Davis Fleming, New Bedford FOR New
schr Daniel Webster, New London for New Yorh
: ehr George Crane, johnson, Greenport Tor New
schr N n Gould Weeks Boston for New York.
sehr Senator Crimes Philbrook- Providence for New
schr David Floyd, Clifford. Newport for New York.
schr Florence May Hail Rock4and Tor New YORK with
schr Franklin Terry, Eiverhead for New YORK
schr Kate Newman. Newman, Portland for New York.
schr b Ellis Kelly, ROckland FOR New York with Inns
schr Florence Mayo, Han, Rockland for New York,
schr M NJ Merrimsn, Crane. Dighton for New York.
sehr Abbe Frankfort hickman, Wellheet for New
sehr Fanny Fern, Rich, New London for New York
: schr sale Ponder 1racsher, Taunton tor New
sehr George Albert, Bryant, Portland for York.
sehr knight Pratt Rockland for Wilmington, NC.
sehr ? Gibson, shaw, Portland for New YORK. with
schr Frank Herbert Crowell Boston for New York
schr Biiiow Bennett. Rockland Tor New York, with
schr Freddie Hail Smith. sag Harbor for New York.
schr Franconia Short Boston Tor New York.
csT T Ss% aayeo FOR nj New SeW York
schl Ida L Porker, Bath Tor New York, with rec 70
schr Edward Kinder, Chase Providence for New
schr Justice. Caswen, Narragansets Pier for New
York.
schr Yosemite, Carey. Roslyn for New YORK
schr Rebecca smith, Grace, Providence for Balti-
Schr Edith Miller. Providence Tor Philadelphia.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York TO- Portland
Steamer City New Bedford. Fish, New for
Steamer AioauosS DAVIS new YORK ror raj, River
scSr william IRISH, TTre Ho6osen for Proviaence
schr Mira Pratt. Pratt, New YORK Tor Boston,
schr Lizzie Cochrane, Hopkins, New York for P.ov.
schr Iris Jones, New York Tor Norwich.
Schr bart Williams New York Tor stamford
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AcelS r9uri9w Gallison dol Schrs Geo Hatch.
March Arrived brig ISSai.I Sr
Minnie SSd'
sailed ia brig ARIEL sBrj, Halifax cnOt schr David
pUsEDrs NJ Fec 3~Arrived previously barks sun
light ar, Hayes SeT York chaudiere (6r' Brown.
Sailed Feb ~ bark Geo Noble CBro, for Boston.
q - bark Agnes from o T
YORK, arrived 18th Tor 40 or Boston in ali February.
RoSs New YORK Aa hopnema BE- Masrom r
Hoss koss FEB uH port bs MSu earS ps SSs
IT'D. McnKman. and Hansa GER, oest Tor San Fran
e' H4yAsa a1 Sa FeiS Heyes Vera
cr@7 GSo ,cs aToS aeM ansOn Phadh Rp
l. brig Sportsman Blanchard DO co,o,oss M, po,..
Arrived APRIL, steamer Arcadiau, Portland
sailed 3lst. brig Bertha tBr, Jamaica. -. o.,
IqUIeuE Jan a-sailed previously, bark Charles
'G In port Jan 81 snip swaddhs m New YORK;
0rIo & Feb S Sin ship Priscilla Msr5
Ss posdy s so %aT vi
MnbalI humphreys. and Detroit Pike bark Oasis.
MaSln1' Jan $S~fn port barks Lizzie h Babson for
NeT York ~. qr Bark n0Ps
Cape Town; schr Nancy smith, Boyd 81 Aarys, Ga CHE
" S1risgnz, asrcn 29sailed steamer Tybec Gardner
New York via Port au Platte 49,. 49,.
,Brl. Lindsey. for New York: schr Louisa Wilson.
MATissAs, March so--Arrived, barks Union, Dorp.
New York; Rialo }r), Baltimore; Drgs stockwell,
Harding, do: Fanny, smith, Philadelphia Mary r.
Ladd lBr). Porter do; schr Mary Bryan, Thompson.
Providence m
New York; 18Th Frank Atwood, Bryan, do tand saied
10th for Baracoai; gtn, steamer Etna Br) Ecker Now
York aDd sailed for Kingston jail schr Matilda BROOKS
Jones, do.
inc. Rivers ldg; brig Ned White ihombs for Hay-
ana do.
Harrington, Richmond.
SAILED Feb IL sehr Harriet Brewster, squares new
York.
Rio JANrIRo, March 3o-Arrived previous bark Fairy
Belle tBr). West, CadIZ.
sAcuA March aj-Arrived, brigs Mrelia ODD George
schs henry Waddington, Seover Fall .iver; Evai
Mary Shepherd, Philadelphia General Common, shutes
Baltimore.
Sailed GOTH brigs Sarah Harris B) Portland; Akbar.
Thompson, New York.
ST JoHN NIB, March 27-salled schr Roswell. Hurbut,
Arrived April l. brig Pronto (Br Cieuinegos; srhr
Geo GeDdon Jewett. Finley New YORK..
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THE NATIONAL CENTENNIAL.
PuftApErPu

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April !, 1875.
To-day the Mayor submitted 70 the Councils
communication IRON Director-General Goshorn, Of
the Centennial Commission, suggesting the ap-
polntment or committee TO take charge or local
matters IN aid q the Exposition, which win come
under his supervision. An ordinance was offered
providing that both presidents Of the Councils
and the chairmen or the Centennial and nnance
committees be appointed as representatives from
tue municipal authorities on she formation OF the
committee. Both documents were referred
The Centennial Commission Today received in
formation through the state Department that the
governments OF BOLIVIA and Tunis have accepted
tne invitation OF the United states to be repre-.
sented az tne Exposition and WOald take prompt
measurea for q proper displays
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

NiblO's Theatre Is temporarily closed. Prepare
tory TO being reopened for the spring and summer
season IL will be thoroughly repaired and painted.
The Philadelphia jury, IN the case Of Gilmore
and others tor maintaining a nuisance at tne
Variety, where the cancan was performed. yes-
terday returned a verdict 81 not guilty against all
the defendants.
There viii BE- a series or 6ne dramatic perform
ances al the Brooklyn Academy 81 Music on tho
9th Of April, FOR the benefit Or St Mary's Hospital
They viii be under the management Of Mr. NJ. a.
Kennedy, or the Brooklyn Theatre. ST. Mary's
Hospital Is one OF the most oenencent Institutions
Ia Brooklyn. IN the course Of It's good work ir
has burdened Itself Win = debt winch II cannot
overcome without tue aid or the charitable
public
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARERpEEN March sl-Arriyed bark sirene Ger, Cal.
lies, Pensacola (not arrived 22dl.
ANTWERP March sO-Arrived, ship Peter Maxwell
OR, Marshall Philadelphia via Sydney. CB wnere she
put in lsaky.
cApiz, March 3l-Arrived bark r PuripEton, Gross
ley, Barcelona; sehr sullivan sawtn, Rich DO.
DIAL April I-Arrivcd bark Wentworth CBr). Robbins,
Galveston or Bremen.
GLASGOW Apri l-Arrived IN The clyde steamer yico-
ria Bn, Hedderw New YORK Is aground a Gsryel
Point.
GENOA, March 2s-Arrived. bark Domenco LanaIA
QtaD, Rosasco. New Orleans
HAvRE March 30-Arrived. bark CarmenSta (spl.
Acordagoocehea, Charleston.
Arrived April L steamer vile de PnrisPr, Lachesnez,
New York.
sailed soth bArk Annie Burru orr, Blauvelt United
States
HAwsuRc, March 3l-ATived, bark Rudolph CgeD,
Paske, wilmington, NC, brig Max Ger, Otnann. do.
LIVERPOOL March 3l-Ceared. ships County Of Pictou
dr. United states; Victoria lBr), warren, do; bark
Avance tNorl Throstensen. Philadelphia.
Sailed lst steamer ssrmatian (BD Arid PortlandAMe.
LONDON April l-Arrived, BARK Forest Princess fBD,
Merriam Port Royal SO. 81
Sailed Ist ship Ontario, Patterson, New YORK bark
Frcdig tNor) Andersen, United states ~
MARKILLEs, March 2s-Arrived, bark Monitor Eatoh,
New York before reported without date brig Charies
Purves, Small Philadelphia. F.f
QUEENSTOWN March sl-ArrIved, steamer Siberia tBrl,
Harrison Boston for Liverpool
sc1LLY April Ion steamer Blythe wood Orr, Whita-
ker nom New York for London
sHtELDs April l.Arrived BARK Adam Van Koss Ger,
Arfert, New York.
ST. EAzlIRn. March so-Arrivsd ship Hermann tNor),
wetfesen. Pensacola
ST HKLETA-sailed, bark Taiknn GER. Holler drom
Annoy New York.
SIERRA LroEK-Arrived, schr Daniel Webster Haskell,
Boston,
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WHALEMEN.
RH- See cable ne wS.

Arrived at New Bedford April l. shiD Jirah Perry,
Owen FRONT the Arctic Ocean the nrst whaleE this
absent 80 months aud has taken $40 barrels
OF sperm OIL $3.50 barrels OF whale OIL and bo0y pounds
OF whalebone. Total value Of the CATCH Sl7ht0l
Also arrived at do April bark Gen Scott Faber, Of
FIJI. from 40 oil not given)
Sailed from San Francisco March n, ship Acors Barns
Hickmott Kodiak aud Arctic Ocean,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents am ship captains
informed that BY telegraphng to the HKRALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
mes from European ports aud other ports abroad, o.
American ana all foreign vessels trading with the
United States. the will cabed 70 this country
tree OF charge and published.
DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing at New York do by addressing to such vessels
care OF HERALD yachts pier MOL East River, New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world aud
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-02
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI, April |, 1874
Capt Kenyon, Of Village Belle, OF this port
who struck tho head by the falling Of the fore
mast his vessdl reported In the HERALD Of last
Saturday died from effects OF his injuries then
ceived at his sdence South Kingston, RI yesper
day. Deceased thorough seaman, and leaves
wide circle OF friends and acquaIntances TO his
untimely death.
The vessel is peing repaired here also the
nue. cutter Samuel exter
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FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Progress of the Interoceanic Canal
Surveying Expeditions.
rAt PROBABILITIES OLA FAVORABLE RESULT

Limits Of Inquiry Narrowing Fast Economy,
Distance and Feasibility Encouraging Fea-
lures Of the Aspinwall- Panama Route
The Operations Drawing to
Close News from Daren.
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SAILED.

Steamers Cimbria Ger for Hamburg; City OF Vera
Cruz havana; Gamma tBrl, Bermuda Fanita, Phla-
dephia; ship Continental San francisco prIg soner
set OBJ, Matanzas
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SPOKEN.

Bark lie Baron (Br). Edwards, from San Francisco
Nov % FOR Queenstown, March lat y = Ion 81 ".
Bark Jennie : Barker, Waite, from Passaroeang for
Boston March 81 lat 40 80 lon 50 81 by pilot boat ABA
Leggctt No 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent states legal everywhere; desertion Ac., aut
ncient cause publicity required; no charge until
HOUSE,, Attorney, Isi Broadway
nEECHER ON THE WITNESS STAND
ID FULL REPORT
IN THE
uvENiNa TELEGRAM TO NIGHR,
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Arrived at Sc Helena, barks Greyhound, Wicks, Of
wesporL Indian ocean; Adeline Gibbs Forman o. NIB,
dos Dcsdomona Davis, Of H. coast Of Africa George
susan, Hyer Of Nh, Atlantic ocean, Janus, Jenny, Of
NIB DO Matapoisott Chase, Of NIB, do; Ocean Peasc,
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