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Foreign Exports.

HAVANA. Brig Prairie Rose-13,679 feet lumber
5000 shocks and heads, 50 bbs beans, $50 kits mack
erel.
ST JOHN, NIB. Schr George Calhoun-232 old
iron rails
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds lOO, 200.
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MARINE NEWS,
ssNRV' OF ,ssasTEaNN.


Thursday, Oct. 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Carrie winslow, Mozart. Boston.
Sch W Fl Card. Foss, Nortolk-oak timber to Cur
it's & Davis.
Sch Clara Smith, Packard, Aexandria-coal to a
L Paine 81 Co
Sch Cook-Borden, Lunt Georgetown-coal to r
Sch MaTgie McFadden, Philadelphia to H
Paine & Co.
Sch Katie Lunt, soper, New York-coal to Maine
Sch Orozimbo, Gupt New York.
Sch Ralph M Hayward Doane, Boston, to load for
Cuba.
Sch John Dix Pinkham, Cape Porpoise.
Sch Frank Skillings. Doughty, Bay Chaeur 10
bbls maokerel.
Sch Helena, (Br) Melanson Port Gilbert, Ns-2s
cords wood to Rich & Judkins
Sch Fair View, Alley, Wiscasset-heading to
Hobson.
Sch Herald Frisbie. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Starlight. Boothbay for New Bedford
CLEARED.
Steamship Eleanora. johnson, New York-Henry
Fox.
Brig Prairie Rose, Greenleaf Havana-A L Hobsop
Sch David Torrey, Soule, South Amboy-Cha.les
Sawyer.
Porteous.
Sch Gazelle. Gardiner. Pembroke-Nathl Blake
Sch Mercy Truniy, Crowley. Caais-N Blake.
Sch Rose. Stickney, Eastport and Calais-Nathl
Blake.
SAILED Barque Daring schs Albert W Smith,
Minnie Taylor. belmont, and others.
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 2fst, steamers City of Vera Cruz
from Havana; South America, from Rio Janeiro.
Ar at Havana goth. narque N NJ Haven Ulrck
Portland; big Matte Russell, York, New York.
Sid 2lst, brig Geo Durham, Palmer, Portland.
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Providence Prin, Cloths Market.
do nestic NEnrAets.

PRovIDENCE. October 81 The Printing clothf
are moving quietly at prices last reported at 4c fol
best staneard and extra goods.
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Des. BsCANELL's SYRUP,

13-Sold by all Druggists for the of Bowel or
Summer Complaints, Dysentery, Diarrhoa, Cholera
Morbus, Collie, &c is purely vegetable, without
particle of cpGte, highly aromatic. powerful tonic
pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed to give mme-
date relief Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, of
Providence, r. /. jy23snSm
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DIED.

In Brunswick, Oct. 7, Katie A. Howard, aged II
years.
In Topsham, Oct. 70, Mr.. Noah Higgins, aged 70
years.
In Bath. Oct. o. Mr. Abner P McFadden aged rs
years il months.
In Chelsea, Oct. II. Mr.. Aaron Stevens, aged SO
wears months.
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Inhalation.

A great amount of suffering may be prevented
by the use OF DR.. Morse's Medicated Limitations.
In Throat Disease it will give relief in few
minutes. 1t is sure preventive of Diphthertis, a
disease which has caused so much anguish and be-
reavement 1t renders breathing easy. 1t arrests
the progress Of disease in the lungs, removes tuber
Giles by absorption. proongs life and keeps the pa
tent comfortable in hopeless cases, and effects cures
in durable cases. G. MORSE, NJ D.
au7sn@6 w3m 70 Free St., Portland Me-
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PERSONAL NOTBCE-Notice is hereby
given that all officers, sailors and soldiers
wounded, ruptured injured in the late Rebellion
however slightly, are entitled to a pension, and
thousands OF pensioners are enttled to increased
rate. Apply Immediately through DR.. E. B. JACK
son Late Surgeon U. S. Navy, No. New Cham
pers Sc, New YORK. oc29sn1y
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Ar at Matanzas goth, brig V Nichol. Chase, Ban
gor; sch Effe Simmons, harrington. Bath.
Ar at Cardenas goth, brig Anna M Knight, Davis,
Boston,
Havre.
Ar at Demarara Sept 49, brig Frank Clark. Bar
stow, Philadelphia (and sailed 28th tor Mex1co.)
Sid 2Sth, brig Mary Chase, Dolan. Florida.
Ar at Barbados Sept 49, sch Marcus Hunter, from
Norfolk.
Sid Sept 80. sch j Willard. Woodbury.. Suana
Keyes; I'd inst. brig w Hunt, Hunt, Turks Island.
Sid I'm Port Spain Sept %, barque Endeavor, for
PascagOula.
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GUNS
Breech aad uuzzle Loading. Rifles, Re.
vOivers, Fishing Tackle for Trout,
Pickerel, and Smelt, Sporting and
Blasting Powder at Wholesale
and Retail. and ammunition
of all kinds.
Shot Revolver and 100 Cartridges S..
Repairing of all kinds.
II. Ii. DAVIS, Portland, Me..
apr26sneod6m Cor. Federal and Temple SITS.
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsrsEps.

ssnsssure AtGraGaS October %.
Sun rises. .s..,..,..,6.2l High water -. 600 P
Sun sets. 80. sos Moon rises. 80. 90 Al
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MEMORANDA.

Sch Chas Upton. Bellaty. from Ellsworth for Bos
ton, while working down Frencnman's Bay 18th, go
ashore on Pellicot Rock and filled with water She
hauled of and taken back to Ellsworth 18th, and
will discharge part of cargo for repairs.
Sch Joshua Grndle, (of Ellsworthl Freethy. II ds
from New York. arrives at Port au Prince Sept 22d
and reports having been struck bv lightning aud sus
tanned some damage to hull and spars.
Sch Mile Tim, of and from Bangor with lumber
went ashore goth, on sleeper Point, near Owls Head
Efforts are making get her off.
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 10, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer STATE Of Indiana (Br,. sadlsr. Giasgow-A
Bald win Co. - :.
Steamer Colon Tanner. Asplnwali-Pscine Mail
Steamer Ashland whittemore savannah-RoDt Low.
den.
Steamer Georgia, crowell Chariston-J ouin
steamer Benefactor woods Wilmington. NC-wm
steamer Elizabeth. Anderson. Baltimore via South Am
boy-W Dalzell.
Steamer George Cremwen, Bacon, Portland, Ne
Clara
Steamer tilaueus Bearsa Bosop-H Dimock
Bark Maria francesca AUS. Gedovich. Odessa-Slo
Rark Curacao tBr. Lochhart Curacoa-Jos Foulkes'
Sons
Bark Murray, Jr, Purinson Port Prince-R MUIR
ray. Jr
Bark Acacia Anderson. Matanzas-Bcnner 1 Pinck-
Dey.
Brig Emily (Br Biddle, Belze-wm Jex Co.
Brig Chance CSr). ChristOners st Domingo and Aqua
brig Alaska tBr). Psrtelow Aatanzas-Ease, Boards
Brig Eva MeDougal. Haliiax-o W Bertaux.
Schr Henry White, Hopkins PointS-fttre-H Vata-
schr Isaac Keene, Mckenzie. st Johns PR-Issae
senr Laura Pride CBr) Stevens It Domingo and Azua,
schr Daisy Parker, Hodsdon. Astanzas-Parsons q
schr Maggie NJ Rivers Matanzas-Pars sons & Loud.
schr Jennie B Gilkey. Giikey, Matanzss-EW " Loud
Schr Georgia. Coffin. Sagua-Brett. Son 4 Co
Schr Leona, Gordon, Corpus Chrtsti-J II Brewer.
schr Mabel Thomas, Randall. Charaeston-Benuey,
schr James Ponder. Hudson Wilmington, Nc-R D
Hurbut 4 Co.
schr BENZ English. Chase, New Bedford Ferguson 4
Woop
schrOU Ackcn, Toms stamrord-ssamioro hanufas-
turing Co
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Also arrived 10th. barks francesca Denovare UtaD.
schiandno New York; Thorwsldssn tDuteh) Chrisrsn-
sen. Galveston.
Also arrived 10th. AN Psrthia OBJ. Watson,
New York tor Liverpool
Arrived 9th. steamer Quebec Br), Bennett Boston for
Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, March lo-Arrived. steamer Deutsch
land Ger, Ladewiga New YORK and proceeded for
Bremen).l
Sailed from -. bark Bergensersn Nor), for United
States.
LONDON, March l0-Bark Flavio QtaD, Cafero, from
Philadelphia for Newry. put into Crookhaven today
with cargo shifted
Ship Siraton Audley (r. Pickard from San Francis
co via Queenstown before reported ashore at Kings
town, /, has been foated
Ship Formose Fr). Dussarget from Havre for the
United States, has returned to Havre with her pumps
choked.
Bark Eliza Mclaughlin Dr. Dennis, from Darien, ar
rived at HartleDool to-day in such damaged condition
that she sung In the harbor.
schr John Williamson (Br, NicoL from New York for
Ayr, put into Donegal to-day damaged Had to jstttson
about 80 tons OF cargo.
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, March 10-saicd steamer vadriand Beg,
Randall, Philadelphia.
BRIsroL, March 0-sailed, bark Frdlief tNor), Nor
thenseu, United STAGES
CARDIFF, March 10-sailed. ship Cashmere. Norton,
Madras
Arrived 10th, bark Olivia CBr). Evans, Pensacola
Sailed 9th bark Harriet Campbell (Br). Taylor, Ha-
vana.
ton.
DEAL, March 9-Arrived, bark Annie Elliott, FL
lott. Boston for London loth snip Amo sus Bremen.
Bull River do bark Brightest Star Br Hutchinson,
New Orleans for do
DurLrs, March s-sailsd, bark Nystad tEor Chrssen-
GLASGOW March e-sailed, ship Arcs Bay (Br), MeIn
tyre, San Francisco.
arsnALrAnArrivcd, brig Fidslis White New York for
Bsyrout
Sailed, bark New York QtaD Cuocurulo from Cas-
tellamare). New York
HARTLErooL March l0--Arrived. bark Eliza NoLauah-
LIN lBr), Dennis Dsrien see below.
Arrived 9th bark Hermann Frederick GER, sohmidt.
Daren.
HAvn., March s-Arrivsd brig waubun. Spencer. New
YorA
Arrived 9Th. barks Grace Cam Orr, sheldrakc,
Savannah; Brimiga or. Porter, Charleston; Aphro.
cite (Brj. Bass New orieansj aindet Nor Beck, do.
IrswtoH, Naroh 0--Arrtyed. barks Dona Luisa tsp),
subet Bul River Atlantic tBr). from 90.
LtyzssooL. March s-Arrivsd ships Henry Pelham
CBrj. pakin, Galveston; Adriate tbr. Ho~ Mobhe'
Eaton Hall (Bri Putt san Francisco British sovereign
CBr), Rsndle, do; Lake superior br, oorsy new or
eaus, bark Herbert Hall Br. Davis Charleston; 10th.
ships Frlga (Bp, Walsh. Mobile: Record Orr, Atsin
new Orleans; bark Barnbrae Br Murphy. Rio Janeiro
via Aricaty brig salvador (rp), Aibzurl Galveston
sailed gth. ship Ueneysvs strickland, strekisni, Rio
Jansro and caiIso' bark Km.Iis 0auD' unasssors
Unttod states.
AnaslsA-salled. sehr Henry aarnhsrn, RAynes
Upltsd States
QUEENSTOWN, March ID-Arrvod, ships Andef fBr),
Brummel san Francisco rrids Of the Port Baker do
saraa (Br). saunaera savannah ohss "a oufoa tbr),
Peak hsw Or,eanA
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REDUCTION OF CANAL TOLLS.

ALBANY, March 10. 1878.
At q meeting OF the Canal Board to-day the com.
mittee, consisting Of Comptroller Hopkins,
Auditor Thayer and state Engineer Sweet sub
mitted report in iavor or reducing tolls as fol.
lows - on gram, 33H per cent; on lumber 30 per
cent: on merchandise going from tide water, SO
per cent. Tue report was laid on the table to be
printed.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI. March 9, 1875
The Newport and Wexford Railroad Company will
not recharter the steamer What Cheer, which run on
the rocks az WEXFORD Saturday but will get their
own boat dhe Eolus ready for service by tomorrow.
They have contracted with John Waters Co TO make
the repars t. the rudder and diver expects to do the
work without much difficulty 1t the companys
intention have the What Cneer long enough to allow
the Eolus to have O thorough overhauIing.
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AMERICAN POR rs.

boston, March lo-Arrived, steamer Perkirmer,
Pierce. Philadelphia; bark Krote. Long, Messina
Also arrived, steamer Neptune. hoyfy sew lorf
selrs Pierce, rurporye Mary IoNer AtwCo!j
eddie Pierce. Hawes; Amelia Cobp, haAeri Emma
Hpsing. Hydor Win Thompson. Paihe BENJAMIN u
Young Young Nary steele HIggins; a Wiley, Young;
Ales pyer, Rich an Y Carte Paine ir.m 'irsihia'
steamer NIuiamspOrt Wiiletts, Phlslelphia -,
.N feared --sleaniers saxon spow Philadelphia Gen
whitney Halett, New YORK. barts smyri'ots, sears,
bmyfDs bndeeyor Mon lord, Csrdsnnh
nslIOa-- mp LanIsesr, And bark Adele.
Atsa sAsisi. ALAAIuAsa isrkss uso Aeaold.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents ami ship captains are
informed that by tecgraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American ana all foregl vessels trading with tbs
United States the same will cabIed 70 this
free OF charge and Published.
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q, Philadelphia; snip Johann Wilhelm toep, Bremen;
barks Chrts,ei lGerl do; Europa GER, do John d
Pearson Surprise pS,1: sSntapssr daes Hs:n
Riga; Brothers, Sagua; brigs Medina tBrj. Cardenas
Nile (Br), Port Limon kauna Fernsndtnai .chrs Annie
The New York herald., 1875-03-11

ship 1taska Cotton. from Havrs for Key West Feb H.
lat 49, lon ~ . 49,
Brig Morancy. Cienfuesos for Boston March 10,
of Ba Dnegat
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
THE PROCEEDINGS.


ALBANY, March 10, 1875.
Puxsaan. TO the order OF the Speaker last even.
ing, the Sergeant-at-Arms appeared a. the bar OF
the House with @. A. stevens, yioe-President OF
ire Albany and Creenbusn Bridgs Company, who
had been declared IN contempt OF the House In
consequences of his conduct before investigating
committee.
M. Stevens was asked by ne srxAxxs what he
The New York herald., 1875-03-11

NorIcE.-RAPID TRANSIT NOW ArrAINABLE.
The attention of York and OF the
rban the Hudson. Harlem and New Haven Rail-
road lines invited to the following statement Of fas
~ Of special interest to them
F1rstFul legal authority has recently been conferred
upon the Metropolitan Transi, Company to build an
Elevated Railroad with two tracks, from the Grand
Central Depot to owing Green by the best or most
direct route aud improved plans, at fixed and mod.
erate cost It be in from six twelve
months convey passengers comfortably safely and
surely between those points within fifteen minutes tran
sit time
Second-A committee Of ctizens after months Of thor.
ough investigation and careful preparation with the
aid of eminent legal and engineering counsel
resdy offer honest safe and practicable mschank
cal and financial method OF utilizing the vested right
above referred to . popular and Impartial manner
through the medium Of public subscriptions Investors
in It only secure the transit facilities desired bat
will make an excellent investment it, estimated r.
csips showing margin for ten per cent divdenda
Third--subsc rbers before their money can be ussd
are TO choose the directors and Officers from their own
number to supervise the enterprise. M q Uuaransss
ssainss private or speculative combinAnons
Citssns who ready to Invest In "rapld transit"
on above bss when the foregoing facts sabstan.
tiatsd. requested to commun!cats at once BY mail
stating nams address and probable amount drsetsd -
the Subscription Commute, Of Metropolitan rranan
Company, No ls2 Broadway New York
Documentary proofs And Information will be sent u
roply, with view 70 an early decision
Friends oi this grand object and public necessity WIN
be surprised 10 see how easily and quickly this long
vsxed problem bs solved By their liberal and promps
response.
Nv order Of Committee,
FRED q. FrsKE
Nrw Yohx' March 1875 Secretary
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.


HERALD wHITESroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Cuba (Br), Martyn. Liverpool Feb e. with
New YORK SIN lat Il So lon ii, steamer Celtic OBJ,
steamer Victoria cBrl nedderwtsk. GLASGOW Ess 81
and aoye stn with mdse and is2 passelser to Hen
S
ra q the q had NV sss an"
Ge asas March na a A. lon 81 os passed nm Anchor
and Mai CO.
Marcn s., no Lat &c passed. steamer Henry ohauncey
aSa ,s
AN Cape ilatieras NV passed steamer Knickerbocker
steamer Geo Cromwell, Bacon, Portland, with mdss to
ship Kate kellocs of LivsrDoop, Krosh, Caleptt. %
w an ass 10 the Fe IS sas Sa hope
e Gi {" Wits Co. SS
AMER on the 18TH; cleared the Straits suada in
wi he ea%aea in S y dsa W. c Ms
Cape March dEy Ws.tSsT from
s Is Sss # ss
Shs @ SW aaa NM, which quarter sisw ,uIIousy
barometer then rose RAPIDLY and weather moderated,
Bark Maggie CHAPMAN Of st John. NB, Dernice. Ant
ne Gdg Sh rK e
strong variable winds March ) la5ss q ii w.
iiSs is b deck s
ars h eaps a S 40 days in
ballast to A Agresta. Passed Gibraltar Feb l..
viii M1ss & E @ g. as4 sss sy
Xarch lat Is % Ion 7s So the nun Of vessel
Wrecaed M stu Consisting Of Cotton bales and
sps a Rs,eSs Sas 5
WIN to oss 1 s vessel to order
brig Aasuste Keners GER. Lanse, Annoy, Isl days
q: s.
Sourabayl Cork.
Brs Anna Nara (OG ssaleombeA Thornton, Palermo,
.Bris Lily tof Windsor, Ss,, Lawrence, Messina g
Say rS S P.sssS ssGFnSs sf: :u Coz
s ss r. anSS D sSban Porto 0aSs0 % days.
5or IS
suiiI sails; March % Ha1nssas saw ausnty Of Cot
g, Ss @ M Sa R
da %; z, - yessei Ito TO- i Winchesssr" "
.sris Msfss sot DamsTssso.a,. Bradley. Ms..n,a;
MAXI Ms5sS Co. Iss !: :::sss q: x 4;
beam snds nnins SsSin Win water .wsD! dsss. q
swSiaS .na @
:ssy ", ~:
o: @ sSd
,pss; sshs TT care sssss rsa.s. Mex D...xs
9sy. wa man E.,t the conm'f''A
s,sTs;s;s SsSss STon'.ts ods 'd.ys with
scSr 4 Reed 6rSwi:y, csSi.nss Is days with sugar
sear s@ssnsy. s.ynoldA Ma.anzas 10 days with
v sbs s.ss: Psas ct .s Fl:
scf ys''f frsns 10 days. With
sugar 70 Moses Tsylor vessel . sensisy anass
f
tf< sess sss aRa one
Son 4 Co Was . days north OF Barnsgat, with strong
aags y Wiz spss. s.svy TO
wsasher lost h5ds nSasss, rom Siy dsoS -,
sseom, sehr John ncusemsn from virsins tor New
l9ss q s ray 10 days
with ir9It 70 ri Nsdgo; v;sssi to .apss
DAYS with fruit 70 Alex Doaslas Son, vssss! tS
an cai spoke Ss
from O ,S SSw forS F SSoan Says g NC d.v
sshT ? Holman tH.s c1nsSssgue spoke Hs.Gn
for Philadelphia, and bark Montreal Or. from Liverpool
- chr 6 i Smith Dewitt Chinooteagus.
bo,,o Xa4an ss from
chr s.,sa BuTSsns psn SNns SowSsr v,rmn ErsaA
schr 4 Rogers Curby, virgins.
seh schT W% souns sosF yTsnn yT11n
schr VIM Young, Blummer Virginia
schr Adams, Corson Virginia.
schr q lnfTIs, DeKnyke Virginia.
schr Julis a Decker. Freeman, yirzinia
se9 ceRsassra sRss5sI J1sdn Jnaks0H v1gnia
sehr Emma White %Ist: SiIEpia;
ssRr ssSr 4.nay TIsa nsn f6.ra e65.ns vggsia yTsia
aysTa si
ssSI k.Ss Hys5y, as hs S,a5 Ss;,,mor.
WanwriRht
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
BELOW.

Bark xansnps III Port from Falmouth
Bark Gehon (Dutoh), from Amsterdam.
Bars washington Ger. from CJrugDa-
bark kosina lltsij, from beghorn
bafk Elnns Francis (BrJ. .rOm Aontevideo.
marx Morning Light, ifOm C1ibarisn.
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states legal eyerywhere deserton, &c. suf.
ncient cause: no publicity required charge until
divorce grantedi advice free.
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, \
TnInD DISTINCT. ToxpKINsvILLE ny. March 10 ls7A :
Notice ishcreby gwen that the Cornhe.d POINT Light
vessel returned her station. All
ug hship stations in this district occupied by
vcSsela
STEPHEN TRENCHARD. Commodoxe. UsN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Third Distict
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Bark Tamerlane, Moulton, NIB, was at Hobart Town
Dec with 40 bbls lO do VIII oil and 1000 lbs bone all
told Would sail next day TO cruise.
The New York herald., 1875-03-11

Steamers Java tBr, Liverpool, STATE Of Indians (Br.
glassowi !. Colon, Aspinwau, Ashland savannah I,
0ecrslA 9nArisssoot Dsns.aeo wAinston &C! Eaal.
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pATKs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK ros IKE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL
The New York herald., 1875-03-11

NERVOUS DEBILITY --IMPORTANT 10 INyA.
~ hd.-For Nervous Debility ana Weakness brought
by indisorsions cxoessos ovsrwork of the brain
ana n.ryops sys em WiSchE,rER'5 Sp sOIFIC
fbL tested for over ~ years with perfect
prompt radicg! am permanent cure SEND FJa a
SikSyLAt rrioeS ~ per box Sax boxes so by maiA
WISUHAslkA : d0., u JsSn ssrsst hsv Tsrx'S -
The New York herald., 1875-03-11
BOUND EAST.

Steamer Eleanor. johnson. New York for Portland
steaIner BOLIVAR, Ueler, Ncw YORK for New London
Steamer Of Hartford Brooks New YORK Tor HAruord.
Brig Carrie Wlnslow, NcCosn, New YORK ior Portland
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-07
Personal.


Thomas Ii. Speakman, Esq, of Philadelphia
we'll known rs q philosophical citizen, and
member of the Society of Friends is now travel
ing in England, with his wife. Recent private
iettors from him speak of tho very cordial re-
4eption given them by the Manchester Friends.
with whose liberalized movements many of our
readers are acquainted. On Saturday, July 18th,
MT. speakman met party of forty, gathered at
the charming homo Of Joseph B. Foster, near
Manchester, and later he and his wife were
mostly kindly entertained by other Friends in
aud near that city. o. ~
Cardinal McCloskey sails from Now York,
this morning, for Havre. He goes to Rome to
receive from tho Pope tho fnll, insignia of his
uew dignity -
President Grant has signed tho commission
of Henry II. Wells to be United States Attorney
FOR the District of Columbia in place Of Judge
Fisher.
Joseph A. Young, eldest son OF Brigham
Young, died very suddenly on Thursday night, it
10 supposed Of heart disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-07
State n ews.

ITEMS FROM KENT AND SUSSEX coUNTIEs-INDUs
TRY, CROPS, ACCIDENTS, DO.
A little son Of Jefferson Hickman, OF Lewee,
who had his arm broken last week died on Tues
day of this week of lockjaw. The little follow
suffered terribly. Susser Journal
Peter Hopkins, an aged citizen Of Sussex coun-
ty residing at Cool Spring, Broadkiln hundred,
died on Tuesday morning.
Though there has been plenty Of rain In Sussex
county, the foreground corn is said to have sus
tanned no injury.
The Alden Fruit Drying establishment at
Georgetown is nearly completed. The building
is large, and will be great improvement to the
town. Unfortunately the driers were not put
in time to take advantage Of the berry crops.
There is some complaint that grapes are rot
ting badly about Milford.
At Milford, on Tuesday afternoon, Oliver
Creed, a young man employed in the American
Basket Factory, made a mis- step and fell within
reach of the saw which struck his leg about half
way between the knee and hip, inflicting q terri
Bile flesh wound ol- I...rl.s zs.'.
The Milford Gas Company will begin to manu-
facture gas in few days. The enterprise Ia
winning friends
movement WAS made amongst the Milford
storekeepers to close at ~ O'Clock in the even
ing, but it failed. and now those who refused to
agree are called penny squeezers."
At Milford, to-day, William A. Scribner OK
pects to launch q schooner, having the largest
freighting capacity ever built in that town.
The camp-meeting at Milton was quite large
ly attended on Sunday last; but the rain inter
fered sadly with it's SUCCESS during the week.
1t closes next Monday.