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The daily gazette., 1875-09-28
Bowers HooF A.inimcnt'

u After so years of practical experience with
horses, IN staging, teaming, &c, have learn
cd that more horses have been crippled by
tnattentlon to the feet than all other diseases
combined. After man experiments | have
found the true remedy to PREVENT the dlss
ease of the nOof, or restore 1t after negligence,
20 what nature intended 1t should be-ths
great support of the noble dRinlat. II the hoof is
iniiamed and diseased, the animal Is comparai
lively worthless. This Linlment will surely
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contraction,
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Back Slncw generally called Knee Sprung,
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
FB-Try 1t, and 1t will never fail II properly
applied, viz:
gsBathe the horses foot once week, or oftens
er IL necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoot close to the halr.
n. c. BOYER.
N0rrlsrown, Pa. a
HNR. NJ. e. BoYER-Dear Sir; This Is to GER
hty that have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find IL the best pre-
paration have ever used on horses. 1t Isl ar
better than you recommend 1t. Send me I've
cases at once, by express, G. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON.
No. lS2 Wost Slst street New York Ciiy
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fTliI ne1 A1fSTAT1EACroN
/ IN DELAH ARE
CaApH,lCK'S DELAWARE MUsRCMi
aQl and 269 WEST FOURTH STREET,
Opposite tAe Clty Spring, Wilmington, Del
Has ic-opened 10 the public with large
collection Of new cuIlositiea, highly Interesting
and wonderful freaks Of nature. Also, a large
addition of noted lue-size Figures. Correct
hhencs5es, the best ever seen Ca exhibition
has been added by Prof. Repett, among " hieh
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer oI the
Deering Family, Daniel Dancer, The noted
Engllsh Mister, Tim Bobbln, Inc noted Ian
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave; !;
VIM. Burke, the murderer OF 40 persons; Ma
thiaS Shnpinchi, murderer OF the pedtller boy; {;
Arthur spring, the murderer OF two sisters;
also. he son Of Arthur Spring; Jacob lah-
man, the murdered PcddleT boy, Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroy1lie, the he
trayor, by his side st.nttb poor Charlotte Tcm-
pie; Crazy Nora, Of Pniladclph ina; Witch Of
kndor in the forest. Also, q 5,JoO Binds, AMI
malls, Reptiles, &c, iroiu all paris Of tne
known world. can be seen II the Museum.
c:her wonders arriving daily. There Is more
to be seel for the piee of admission than at
any other exhibition in the country. Open
day and evening from s O'Clock, A. NJ. until
!t."0P. NJ. Admission only Is ts; Children
tcenta, to see ihc whole collection.
W. H.CH ADV iCK, Proprietor.
declGwlv
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The London lines financial article
contains the following: The tone of
the market for public securities has
been dull in consequence of lower
prices received from all German eX-
changes, where, il is stated, the atti-
tude of Russia, on the Eastern ques.
ton + causing a little anxiety. Corn
il dali, but holders are rather firm.
fhclc las been no further change in
prices Fair .,father ccntin -es in the
Districts were the l9!Yesting is not
competed, and good progress has been
male this week The foreign and CO.
loniai produce markets continue eX-
trenciy quiet, though there has been
improved demand ior " est India su-
gar
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HARDWARE, dc.
yx:M. GREEN Il CO.,
Successors to Pedrick, Green Il Co.D
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
IRON AND STEEL,
BIruMIN0US COAL GALFANlzEp
IRON. coach. BUILDERS LARD /
WAVE %r,.

s.'E COR. THlRpst HHIPLEYSS lS..
Have always on hand q full assortment u
Iron and steel. Best brands OF Amcric-s1
Hammered and Rolled Bars. English iteinrV
Bars of all sizes; Band Hoop and Slit hon;
best Norway Nailrods and Anger shapes, eal-
vanized and Black Sheet Iron, Cast, smear.
Blister German. Swcde, Spring, IRE, i Ma1
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe
Nails, Borax, Bolts. Clips. Nuts, Wa,mers' .,nrs
Axles. Spokes. Felloes, Shafts, Bowf. &c.
Carriage Canvass. Oil Carpets, Rattinett. E9
ameled Top and Dash Leather, and Coach I;,:s,
.zed Nails. Babbit Metal, Lead spoltcr. G..nca
Tin, Sheet Zinc, &c, &e., Smiths and other
tools, Anyils, Vices, Bellows, ,sledses, Ham,
mers. Shoeing knives, Files, Rasps, Smiths
DRILLS. Tire Benders, Twere Irons, Stocks and
Dies, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollers, B"cA
Chains. &C.
AN OF which will be sold at vG-y low price5,
Wholesal and retail tor cash or approved
credit. MAR isos
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Zoe! Icell Ia. :,
HAViNG- laid ma larger !
STOCK Oh Ico

than ever before OF exce,,ar,
thickness (l2 TO Is inches] va ~ sualltl 1
or the season OF 1878, at ths q soiIns.inown d,e nov
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and over at x cent

M iSo az" Oyer a. a. cent per pound
-'' ~ ~ cents perlO0mu|
Ice by the ton at low rates. oo,...
the season as low as the lowee, o'asiaca
We pride ourselves on hayinc o,..,
most careful, polite and n accars,. ooaAled
vers In the CITY for all our routas ut'aa'lpS
Give us call before going elasvh...
WALTON 4 BRO,
- No. Q Yves. Third st,.., :.
teozo fFnteenth and King st,s.ss y
, 1875-02-03

The statutes OF the Association shall be based on the follow.
10y P""0'P0F'
less than 4UO,000 dollars,
81 No. p9ssessot OF !andea property shall! IN any ease be ad-
. as par.lciPan. Tor n amount by which tho lien
lu9r-oy incurred exceeds 8 lots Give tenth) of the
rhtob sI,I not taa4'rI ia. ono''eu according to rules,
lan those eon.,jnad in W 0,f" ouLa % correct valuation
Publication OF 30th A9ril 1890 and v V Ju o1ay $780, ctr:
in the statutes. 49, ""o" nus 10 specified
"A VIVA amount of ~, lon3.
tsofaTon NM, a0 o'Was III circulation issued by the
-norJ,aoa bon9s ; % ~ IN exceed the amount of the
a-on1rf99 br tMo o oon4 W "e participants and held as
PFJ y Wv "o
r.-,n,
" 7 :" a. 'o oo"'s ISSUED ny me Association all those who
'Fe Jo"p aS PaF|e2aN[s snail be Jointly and separate.
responsible say: with heflI G0-lOths) apprasement
tive-senths Of The sad value as loan, and ii the same CIV, nro'
portion to the amount of their loan IF ali l D"I Plo-
lhan uYc-tentl8 OF their appra@ement value.
, 1875-02-03

Grundlaget for Foreningens Statuter fastspttes saaledee:
a. Anmeldfse af nteressenter til ct BeI0b at i|dotpindsto
100000 V%estndiske Daler.
b. Ingen EiendomsbeSdder antages som nteressent for
en- STORE Sum end at Bfh@frelsen derived i mtet Yifride
kommer til at overstige 5-l0de Dele af den til Pant tilbudne
Fiendoms Verdi bestemt we'd Taxation efter saadanne
Regler, som like ye mindre Sikkerbed for rigtig
Vurderng end de-. 'Anordning ef Ste Mai 1880 ch.
Acknowledgements af 3Ote April 1860 indehoIdte Bestem-
melser, og som nsrmere bfve at angi7e Statuterne.
g. Der ma til ingen Tia orculere ct Store Be6b at
Observation-Disclosures mod Foreningen end dt Be0b
af Interessenternes Panteobigationer, som denne eier.
d. ALE de en- saadan Forening indtraadte Interesscnter
skulIe we're ~soIidarSk ansvarlige for de af Forpningen
udstedte Observation-Disclosures med de fulde 1O-lOde
Dele af Ei%endommenes Taxaionsv@rdi, saafremt de
have erhodt $40 Dele at denne illaans, og samme
Forhold til det laante BeI6b, naar dette har udgjort en-
mindre Deel af TaXatiOnSg3rdien.
e) De af FOreningen udstedte GjpIdsErsuivninger lyden-
de enten paa Nagn ener paa Ihandehaveren SkulIe ynre
rentebarende og maa like %udterdiges for en- rngere
Sum end Halvtredsindstyve vestindishe Daler.
Rente tl8vare n Wis Statuterne bestemt passende
Procent aarigt af .deres Liam til sammes Amortization.
e. BestyreIsen err pGgtig til aarligt at ofentIiggj6re ct
. fuldstnndigt Regnskab for F~oreningen og qvartaliter
at indsends Regnskabs Extractor til Gouvernementet.
H. bet f%orbehodes Gouvcrnementet til enhver lid at
lade F~oreningens virksQmhed ~unders3ge allie dens
Enkeltheder. De we'd denne COntrOl. fo~raarsagede ON
kostninger afhodes af Foreningen.
s) We'd Foreningen ansettes 2 Revsorer, hvis Udnevnel-
Sc stadfastes af Gouvernementet; dette fastsBtter tilige
ct Reglement for ReVisionen.
ky Til Dannelsen af Reserve og Administratonsfon skal
hvert Medlem we'd Optagelsen F~oreningen coutant ind
betale mindst 2 pro cent og fremdeles halvaarHg mlndst !
pro cent af Diet tlstaaede Liam, dog kan, naar Fonden we'd
fornavnte og we'd andre Bidrag. som MATTE tifalde den,
er stegen til 5 pro cent af Gjalden, den halvaarlige Ind
Detailing til semme med GOuvernementets Tilladelse ned
settes, men!kke til mindre end 1-16 pro cent, og den
af en- eller anden Aarsag er sunken ned under S pro cent.
Skulde Fonden nogeEsinde synke under 1 pro cent, bHve
desuden overordentige Bidrag ubetnget at opkr@ve.
~ Mar ct Pant maa overtages af Foreningen, skal der den
f6rste halvaarige Termin, der indtr@fer efter 12 Ugers
L. e. I.a- IL. DS1.I
, 1875-02-03

When a Credit Association for Sugar Estates in St. Croix has
been formed, aud has adopted statutes on the basis Of the ,nIas
contained IN ) , OF the present Ordinance, the Government of
the Danish West Iodia Islands is empowered to sanction tho
statutes of such Association, and to grant tho same the facilitiiao
specified in 8. 'O 'O"'loS
, 1875-02-03

Mar en- Creditforening for Sukkerplantager paa St. CroiX
har dannet sig og vedtaget Statuter paa Grundlag af de i
nnrvprande A~nordnings 2 angivne %ForskrHter, b~emyudiges
Gouvernementet for de dansk-vestindiske Ger til at sanctionere
en- saadan Forenings Stauter og at meddele Foreningen de
s 3 speci6cerede BegunStigeser.
, 1875-02-03
Janus August Garde,

Gouverneur for de da1sE-ve1indISEe Or, Co-ma0d1w a
DannerQg Qg Donnarogsmond,
MJ0R %VITTERLIGT: Paa Observation-Disclosures derom
nedlagte allerunderdanigste ForestiIIing har Diet behaget
Hans Majestet Kongeu we'd a~IIerh0ieste Resolution af
eide f. Nj. alIernaadigst at stadfeste t6Igends af Colonial
raadet for st. Croix we'd 3die Demanding den lie Novem-
Der f. A.. vedtagne A~nordning, hvorved Gouvernemcntet
for de dansk-vestindiske Der bemyndiges til at meddele en-
Creditforening for Sukkerplantager paa St. Croix @forskjeI,
lige Begunstigelser.
, 1875-02-03
Translation.
Janus August Garde,


U0ttH0f q Ne UHRSh Wetl9IU islands, C0m7oD1sr oc
DanneJrQg and Da4nedjogamaal,
LAKE KNOWN: On the most sub uissjve raoroson.
tation OF the Ministry Of Fiuances His Majesty The Kino
has been most gracioosIy pleased by Resolution of 21s3f
by 3rd discussion in the Colonial Council for s., t Croir
the 18th November last year, empowering the Govern.
ment Of the. Danish Westindia Islands to grant divers facili-
ties and laHliunities to a Credit Association for Sugar Es-
tates in St. Croix.
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2,282,O72
CIRCULATION MONTHLY

We Will insert an advertisement occupy
ing one inch space ia lines nonpareil fOHr
weeks in l. following p papers for S75 the
regular rates of which are over SIS
price being less than oue-third a cent per
line per thousand circul stion.
Hartford, Conn Couiant (e o d. Daily, 5.3S3
Wilmington, Del. Every Evening, Daily. 1851
indianapolis, ind , sentinel, Weekly, S,OUO
Atchison, kans., champion, Weekly, 800
Md. Gazette, Daily, HOO
=" " Weekly 7,5O
Springfield, MS Republican, e odBaiiy. Il,GS2
Weekly. 7,23
Minneapolis, Min, Tribune, Weekly, h,572
Newark, n. J., Advertiser, Daily. 65 o
Babylon, n Y. Signal, Weekly, 5,1g2
Troy, n. y. Times, Dally; $50
Utica, y Y, Herald. Daily, 5.5jI
=" Weekiy. 6'6n
Cleveland, ohio, Herald Daily 800
PittSburg Pa. Lender. q TIA w Daily. l245l
Westchester. Pa, Jeffersonian, Weekly. h,iU1
Galveston, Tex, News, Daily 1861
Montpelier VI. Argus & Patriot We KY, 5, %
Milwaukee, Wis, Wisconsin, Weekly, 500
1922
Advertisements appear in the weeklies
four times andin the dailies "a times,
Address p HOWELL Co,
Al Park Row, y. Y.
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cEngRAL
DeIsga.s an -oonzre..,
Territorial Omeen.

FOrrv-Thhnd Congregation W R. slssl
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churches.

81 Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. +. "
billiard rector. Snnd y r~erVicep. II n. m. and
s y. m. Sunday school after morning service.
Seats free. AL persons are CO: daily invited to
aturnd,
Roman Catholic, kev. JAS. McGolrich. Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church onOEei
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. ]. Y. Cowick
Pastor. Services at IL a. m. and ~ p. m.
SUNDAY School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting overy Wednesday eve
ming at ~ o'clock.
Methodist episcopal. Rev. W. F. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every sabbath nj lila. m.
and Z d. m. Sabbath school Al az p. m.
Prayer messing every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
the church.
african Methodist Episcopal Church.-Ser-
vices at IL O'Clock n. m and ~ m, every
sabbath. Rev. Thos. Whitlock, Pastor.
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UyO.
Cheyenne,

Plans and Specifications drawn by an ex-
pefienced braugh Eman. on short notice We
Guarantee all our Work, rs we employ none
but hrsi-class wOrkmon. i6dly
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> OO0 per day at home. Terms free
DHO Address GEO. STISsnN & 60,
Portland. Ne.
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Territorial Omeer.
G0osrHOr|no. N. Thayer.
S-erstag-G. W. FIeuch.
CAiJ JUstses Of supreme Court. W. Fisher
Assoe1ats Jafuees-os. N. Carey, E. A. Thomas
UFs StogeS Col<ctOr-E p. Snow.
sarreyOr GsRsri-Silas Reed.
EsosiUsf Y Pubic AOnsys-G. W. COREY.
h-gEteT y: 5. LaAd OBsoe-S. If. winsOf.
Territorial TrsdsHrer-S. W-DIwuey.
Territorial AadiforE. Il. HayIord.
IF. l. Arnold.
CoDaRatSsiolter Of P~eHHrnhdrgl Charles Hutton.
NJ 4. Post.
Territorial LbrpFian John slaughter.
Commissioner Of LHsDgigrattoH| K. jeffrey.
SupsrlgtsAdSHt or Decentralization Slaughter.
DlStrtct AnOrHsg-E. p johnson
Uaatsd States COMMISSIONER. W. Brunsr.
CkTt Of lf Jniicfn pLStuctJ. W. bruner.
HdrshdE-Giibert Adams.
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Wyoming Commandery No. l. Regular Goa
claye first Friday in each month.
wyoming Chapter, No. /. r. A. NJ. meets
Hall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at i o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets fret and tair1
saturday nights in eacL month. at Masonic HAh
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odd FeIlOws

Hope Encam Sment, No. 2, I. o. o. F., meet
every Cd and 18th Wednesday OF each month q
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. =. F., meets even
Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall.
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County omeers,

LARAMIE COUNTY.
o,uu Gee 4. Draper. Chairman.
F Landau.
ohSrIP-N. J. O'Brien.
COAstabes-W TayIuT. @. s. DevOe.
y.isiioes Of ne Peaes-JnV. slaughter, TN. Fishs
Clerk and Rseorier-Geo. ~stimPsOA.
Probate Judged. q. Tracy.
Prosecuting AHorHsy-w ". Corl-tt.
School SuIsriHhadsni-F. W. Hil,iArd.
C0ronsr-Ja Talbot.
l~ssessor-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. c. whippIe, Pres.szoG u. Mayer
John Nealon.
Bird Trtstees{ John Z. Davis.
l. X BreSnshrn,
Peter HANNA
ClsrI-w. Richardson. ez. Of. Assessor.
HgrshGL-C. ) DevOe.
Treasursr-Isaac Bergman.
AHorHsy-T }. Street.
SHrusp0r-A- ]. Parshal.
Police Justices John Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
lettings OF The Town Trustees. Friday ever
Ing in each week, at the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Commissioners sim DurIAehsr,
Thomas Alsop.
ShsriB-J. r. Brophy.
justices Of ne Peae' I. b. Psase.
Clerk-J W. Mrld nm.
Prsbats Jad0e-G w. Ritter. sz-oNeio Treasures
Prosecuting Ah0rnegDC W. bramel;
Superintendent Of SchOOks-N. L. Andrew.
C0roAsr-Jame- Vine
LARAMIE cITY
Twm Harris. eE-oneo, Mayo
J. II Finfrock.
Board Of Trustees II. Galbrni.h-
t. j. Webster,
flames Wins.
Gsrk-John Mel cod, ca -o1leio Assessor
MarShdi-M. a. Hhnce.
Tr-dsurer-L. d.. Peare.
A~hOrHey-Hnmer Aerrult.
Police Jashcs-L. ID. Pea-e.
CARBON COUNTY.
~. B. Adams, Chairman.
CommLssfoasys D. K Clay,
~. II. Brammer.
Shsr,6-D +. II, nnie.
CLERK -rrrrv l.. Smith.
Probate Jadgs Nm. l. Ash.
.AssessOr b. r Ryan.
Superintendent Of SehOols-B. F. Kinney,
swRETwATEE COUNTY,
Nv. ?. Noble, Chairman,
Commissioner %fiI.@ el ESsas.
SAsrig =. A. AcPhee.
Gerk-A. Mcintosh.
Probats Judgs-Jas. A. Brennan, ~ Of. TreasI
1sssssOr-W Nm. A. Johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
G. A. Phippr,
". x. sloan.
S~Es46-wTnium Hinton.
GsrE- AZ. q. Lee
Probate Jii9s-W. II. bennington e1. 81. Treas
Prosecuting AYorHsy-H. GATbanaii.
AssessOr-M. 4. Hopkins.
.SurUsy0r-H. Robinson
.SUsrMttRdsHf Of S~hooLs-S. K. Temple.
C0rOHsr-Thumas Street.
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.


The second general meeting OF the New York
Yacht CLUB was neld last evening at the club
rooms, Madison avenue and Twenty seventh
street, Commodore Kingsland in the chair.
MR. LouBAr PRESENTS A CUP.
The secretary presented and read the following
letter from Mr.. ]. +. Loubat owner OF the schooner
Enchantress:-
PARIS. Feb. 20. 1875.
To COMMODORE, OFsickEs AND MEMBERS NEW YORK
YACHT CLug:-
GESrLEMN-shoud 1t be agreeable TO the New York
Yacht cub, should be most happy 10 present the club
with 81 uUJ cup. to be sailed tor on the second Thurs
day OF october 1876 by schooner yachts OF 100 tons and
upward belonging to any organized yacht club in the
world.
III yachts 10 be measured by person appointed by
the New York Yacht Club, according 10 the clnb
measurements time allowance 10 be the same as that for
His ROYAL ighness the Prince OF Wales Challenge cup
yacht race, twelve seconds per ton the New York
Yacht Club regulations be adhered trance
fee. Course, from OF Owls Head New York harbor,
and around the sandy Hook Lghtship leaving the
the starboArd hand, thence 10 and around the Light
ship Five Fathom Bank of Cape May, N. j and re-
turn TO the Sandy Hook LiShshp leaving both on the
port hand.
The owner OF any vessel winning the prize will be
required before the prize is ievered sign declara
ton that the sailing regulations have been strictly
formed to. remain, gentlemen, your very bedient
servant, j. +. LOUBAT
This cup was accepted. with the thanks OF the
CLUB, ana referred TO the Regatta Committee. with
power to arrange terms and necessary details
with Mr.. LouDat.
The election OF new members being in order,
iorty-one gentlemen were added to the roll OF the
club. Adjourned.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

A.ras Feb SIN port ship somSSsy Wq.. for sn
.'AIrlSwALL, March s-Arived schr Hattie Haskell.
B.n.coa. March le-saled schr LuiAta, underhill,
In 18th. schrs John Mott, Annie Freeman and
for %!
GALLAo Feb l2-Arriyed ships Anna Camp Gardnfsr,
COBB PesrsSn cardii BARK III Llndsnaes or sugas
eSf FEB sh n oseo sn Pbeon 10TH
ships JoseDhs spinney Jordon, Lob0s; Goth Colorado
6iESr1Edos March 2o-Arrived. brig Lizzie (Br,, Bar.
CAInAnIEs. March 5-Arriyed, schrs v scull, Bar
18Th Ersd s% Smith New
Simpson, STAFFORD. Montevdeo; Mary Rideout (srj,
sssd :s5 eriy Ssp iSs,oa Boston; scas Nellie
Baltimore Ida Birdsall, johnson, New York; Ad
sArs E ps3,. 1.E1s
Richie hutchinson Matanzas; 6ris i , Ceayes, Cum
Charleston; Mary NOVEL;. NOVEL;, Philadephia; LIE Wis
allied ssd brig oyster Bed Lass (Br). north of Hat
Poq@a Ta9sy north
OF attcIas 18Th senr Exeress TGn iTelap Dc o,u.
julia II PG sh 6afk Da
a5y ranaH s
b5 kSnas @ Iass B a, Latte Il 1 s;n nSw
HH bo% BroWn ali
loF seh a' Olive Crosby
IS; D1, 1,
5ss efsS air.
Tfas Ssw w xG:s
o.s Shas ioId ss r asm
oTDa5sn L.pTpns Nsts9zss po,
.Gn srs ssa,s !,
Ssisf
HALrrA1 March 2s-Arrived. brig sappho (BD. Glen.
Pm steamer KloDs0ok sr Fischer
London; S.S ,,~.. ,r,. a.orsn. ,ar
M.lasA March SIN port bark Hedwis 'cer Hosf.s.
MoSrEvIDEo Peb s-saied. bark Covenanter tBr). San
,,MsTASzis March ls-Arrvsd brig Albert Devils GBr:
k BARK nve Tre D sss
Leeman, do; ortolan Dyer, Philadelphia.
E4 GapS
sSe & aS S Ses e aa F sTe
nor Harry vrdSn 6sins do Iitt Es FRY
5Snsi aS Eta Josie
RAYcooS, March l0-In port ship Cora. Coombs. from
RIO JAsyIRo. March I-Arrived, bark Braziera GER,
slScAronE March 2s-In port bark Witch. Lewis from
Torn PR, March iS--saled brig Italia OBJ. Grow.
slcgA March 2l-Arrived, sehr Morning Dew CBE,.
Cumberland WeSbsr, PGiladeiphia sd, bark Ydmuri
tBrj, Carlisle, New York.
Sailed l4th schrs II Converse pummer, north OF
Hatteras; l7th Thos Lancaster mot as telegraphed)
Hunter do; 22i, brig Annie Wharton (Br) Wharton
New York; schr Eta simpson, Hart. north Of Hal
23d. bark Josephine Martin Ticket New York.
In port Isth harks Eliza Oulton lBr. Martin W Brett
Janet Forbes, Henry Gregg Lala Rookh tBrl: brios
Tropc (Br) Hattie Eaton. Aura tBr Sarah Harris (Br
Hattie Abkar schrs Five Sisters, Bartlett Isaac
Clarg Weaver. all for United states, ldg and others
.
ST. JONI, NIB, March 25-Arrlved steamer Australia
(Br) Mckay, Liverpool VIA HALIFAX.
Sailed 2ith, schr Anna. Boston.
TRINIDAD March Fin port schr Lottio Friend Col
Inns 0rom Kingston Ja) for New York, ldg.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
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nS-For reported laundering Of schr Ruby and loss
OF all on board see general news columns.
We are indebted 10 purser Burke of steamer City of
Vera Cruz from Havana, for favors.
s Wien pa into as Eth n suq OF
is also reported leaking slightly from damage by ice
West March 10 for $500
sHr s 1871 tons nu At East Boston in s
s45,oo POI 11' % ''''-'' e'N'' SAY ''S'N ~'ou'
BARE FLoRRr HuLEERr-The reason the crew as
me f OF the ba oh had necoe ots a n ss
cuied '''''
which arrived at this cath inst; went ashore the
morning Of the 18TH ass5 AM eaHina a Signify sa
senR CONVERGE lof Koeklandl Hall. from New York
she has discharged her cargo good order the Ell
tire satisfaction OF its owners The captain reports his
since leaving New York. -~'N
scnE AxElIA tBr from Mstenzasfor New York, ashore
loss The Coast wrecking Co stu engaged in saving
ALEXANDRIA, March a-Tugboat Samuel Gedney be-
fore ashore Dads shoals was got on unhurs
HALIFAX, March 25-steamer Newfoundland, from st
Johns reports having ensounts9ed heavy ice foe Ice
Island; spoke bark Relltrees (Br from Glasgow St
a heavy Sc snow storm is raging here.
1S sGap here a.
haven inlet several days ago while on her way from
day for repairs.
NEW LONDON, March 25-steamer Geo Cromwell from
New York Portland disabled her rudder in the
In the Sound and obliged to put into this port
day for repairs.
PORTSMOUTH Nh, March .s-schr seekmsyes eBr,.
IS in distress and sailed again ed nsk ashore
Duck Island Isle OF Shoals night Of Path inst and Is
total loss The captain and one seaman were lost
SOUTH YARMOUTH. Mass March "a letter received
dav from Capt Berry of schr Witherel. before
ported arrived at Liverpool E dismasted states that
all the repairs had been made and
ready to leave for MatanZaS
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 24-Schr Northern Light. of
Machias, from sagua 10 Boston reports WAS days
Of H:tteras with continuous gales from WNW to NE;
this A ashore eastern end of Hedgefence, but
of without damage. except windlass gear
broEeu, with from this port.