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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
T,aC WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
Complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. Ii will be sent 10 any au-
dress one year for $500 Valuable Preihi-
ums TO cIuu agents and 10 subscribers.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made To me as Trustee OF Edward
Rouse and wife, bearing date the Eth day
OF April, \. D., 1857, and recorded in Book
- and folio y OF the Office OF Recorder of
Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, |
Will, on
Saturday. the 18th day of June,
A. d., 1875, at the front door OF the Court
Honse of said county, sell AT public auc-
ton, commencing mt ! o'clock p. NJ, the
following real estate, viz:
All that tract or parcel Ofland on which
the said Rouse now resides, said premises
being situated in the said county of Ohio,
with exception OF Il small part thereof
which is situated in the adjoining county
of Brooke. said premises being bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at beach, corner 10 Will
liam Brady and John SnodgraSS,
thence north III. west lJO poles 10 II
beach, corucrto said Brady, thence with
his line y. 1871 w. 80 poles 10 Il sugar and
iron wood stump, thence ;. 81 W. II
poles to II stake, thcnceS 1oI2 r.. - poles
tn II stake, where poplar stood, thence
with Kimbcll's line ;. 81 +. Ii poles TO Il
beach, thence >, Il ". 81 poles 10 a stake,
near Il hickory, thence :. p W.3lt4 poles
Ia an elm down, thence =. 3GlI W 20 poles
10 Il sugar and two lynnS, thence =. y h.
49, pores 10 an iron wood, thence > lOll
W TO-, poles To Il stake; thence y. so W.
~ poles 10 Short creek, thence up said
creek with the several meInderS thereof
SSri4 poles to sycamore al the mouth OF
run, thence y. 2it4 T.. l92 poles To TWO
white walnutS, thence y. iOi4 r.. T. poles
To the beginning, containing two hundred
and cighty-twu and one-lOrth (2S2l a acres,
more or less, being the same tract of land
aS was conveyed by William Brown and
wife To Edward Rouse, by deed bearing
date April eth, lsjd.
Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
ROLAND +. CRAIG, Trustee.
TRAINER ~ CLARK, Attorneys for TruS-
tee. my2l
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This, undoubtedly, Is the secret Of tho
whole trouble; soplainly manifested hat
be who runs may read. The railroad
war and the strikers may both have done
much to keep up depression, bu! all they
have accomplished combined, cannot be-
Gin to weigh against the foolish and de-
s,ructive legislation Of q destructive Con-
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formations:

The Writ County Mentor come to u
with the following piece of startling in
formation:
"June 9Th. Peas for dinner grown in
our Garden,
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MARRIED..

nNLXEII.-IIST.-On Wednesday, June
Q, 1873, at the residence of the brides pa
rents, by the Rev. j. Mckenzie" Reilly
RuEEET =. pAIZEIL 10 SALiIE LIST, BON
OF this city.
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HARD TIMES.

N't"I'H' '"'''''''~ 80 T.
bay. been. from time to time, indulge,
u.,rol,,,,,, IF The Lu.ipr,s de
a.,
preston h"u u''h '""'"'"' ''''''
alton was getting 10 be mastered ant
that the prospects for the future would be
...,.,,.;,.,,' .l.,.,, l,,, sin surely better
u.a.,,l. .o,.li..,.,rI ,bi. IN. crv Of duI
"'''' " '''' ,'''''''' ar.
trade an" mar" 1'''''' "'''
louder and more frequent to-day Than
ever Its curious to note the many re:t,
III. .,.,. If ,s,i~s Las.
So"s gwen '''
week the New lork irt>"Ht reI"Ie' Iu'
ideu that il all referred 10 ono single
.,,-o.. ,,,, of ,bc roilr,od war On TIN,
''',
point, II says
The commercial SITUATION. 7''iis ~ re-
Guir' no i"F'htI comment ''''', " n.Li.L
IN r,, ', 80 tI. contrary po,with-
standings daily growing IN bitterness;
for tins war Is creation o' lng a"'. , s''tJ
T., " ",',' L ,' ,hn creator Of the pres
cnt dcplornblc condition OF commercial
affairs. To say low rates Tor trah'Po'la-
..o'I ""u," S. .;,S,Ta.ot h", n,tor an
ayiom:and therefore it Is one of the worst
sign, of the times to see railroads onerihS
10 carry Ire'Sht' AT .oD , Any ~. h 'VS
~ Wv ,h" ia.., r.rrcntibIc inrr,,sq
IN ,b,. movement of produce eastward, or
of dry goods, hardware, groceries, &c,
westward; Neither 10 10, We 'Y''>,' . - q
III ''.'%' n, G'r interest oftbis state and
city, thatthis war should come to an end
until 1t has iuIiy acc"h'Plls .: 1"e Ui,'
va; s,,n-,.,1ac, nr New York. to wit:
the squeezing out of every particle Of
water OF fictitious capital III our "h'''
railroad system
Another source ATTRIBUTES TIC commune"
depression to the strikes WHO" nav O''"
going on throughout the country M
turally, they must have played 'he'r part
and have produced u great u'a' o' SUI
fering. Such II strike as that when mas
for SO long time existed III the fehhs!'-
vania coal regions; where the miners
have pcr,i,tently held ont in demanding
certain wages which the operators have
declared they could not afford to pay:
where they have not only stopped work
themselves, but have committed all kinds
of excuses aud outragcs in their efforts
TO prevent those willing to work from :"
doing; such n,triRc could only nave one
effect. 1t must tell lcariully both upon
capital and labor, and not only paralyZc
the immediate business involved, but
cause itself to be felt in every direction,
since MI branches of trade are mutually
dependent the one upon tine other. 1t is
already estimated that TIN, one strike has
cost $1,000 600 and that half of tins loss
cJs an the .,rikinr Iaborcrs; Il loss which
,.,,r,.,.r. of r,,r.mittinc labor ot the
od,arc.d w,c,s demanded, would not
nor. than cover. OF course the injury
more Una" cover y, '.'''' '''V "J~' ;
en'"'Ird ." genera pus'',,,s' ,,''' - :
s.r;op, No doubt, then. the striker,
s'' NUS 49,, ,'...,;.,.,..,...r.;,.
have performed the" ''7''''''"'e "'' IA III
retarding business.
still another cause assigned is a polti-
o.I nrc and !. oscrihcdto two difficulties.
n:,n., a., o.., C,r,rcs.o. b,v.
"ne Is 'n"' Tue i''>' ''- -, '', ~
been entirely unable To GrnpPI' Win the
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BARcEboSL-sailed, bark Seventh Novembre csph SUI
blrats, United States brig Amable Rosa sp carran
do
BoMHAr. April 26-Arrived bark Edward Kidder, Park
Boston.
DUBLIN, April 27-Arrived bark Iona (Br> Horn, Bal
timore.
GrBRALrAR-Arrived, brig Eschol Br Field. Philade-
phia.
HAvnE April 27-Arrived. steamer Pereire CFr), Daure
New York.
LIvEhPooL. April 26-Arrived. ship II Richardson,
Anderson, san Francisco (see below.
Also arrived 26th, ships Compadre tBrl, Thomas San
Francisco; Lady Cairns (Br) Davis do; Derbyshire
Br), Causebrook do; barks One (Br), Holman Portland
oregon) W Cochran, Given San Francisco; 9th,
ships Eldorado. English do (Br), CLARK, New
Orleans; Uncle joe Chase Norfolk via Fayal; Coronet
(Br Bryan, New Orleans; bark Margaretna tierh Ra-
min. Charleston.
Also arrived 27th steamer Abbotsford (Br) De La
motto Philadelphia.
Sailed 9th, ship Ronochan (Brl. Scott Quebec; bark
Emily tBr). Scott do
Sailed 18th. ship stJames CBr), Henderson, United
States.
LONDON April 27-sailed, schr W II Van Brunt Hangh-
won't New York mot sailed 2ith0.
Lizard, April 27-of bark lie Baron OBJ, Edwards.
San Francisco via Queenstown for -.
Arrived in the Channel 9th, ship Kit Carson OBJ,
Spencer, from Batavia. &c.
LEcHoRN-Arrived, bark Monitor. Eaton, Marsehles;
schr Pearl tBr). Cross, New York.
Sailed bark Lincoln, Thorn New York (has cargo OF
bark De MarchD; schr Henry Q wiHship Doane, Bos-
ton.
MovHLE, April e7-Arrived, steamer Ethiopia OBJ,
Craig New York for Glasgow.
QUEESsrows, April 27-Arrived, ship Dagmar tRus)
Kols'rom, Pensacola; BARK Campus lBr). LANCE san
Francisco.
SHIELDS April 27-salled, bark Autocrat OBJ, Hib-
bert Philadelphia
soIILr. April 27-oG bark NAE Cam CBr), Cam,
from Philadelphia for Antwerp
LONDON April 27-ship II L Richardson. Anderson.
which arrived at Liverpool yesterday from Fran
cisco, had lost topgalant aud mantopsai yard
telegram from Buenos Ayres says bark Raundrup
Sori. Bockmann, from Pensacola, while In port was
damaged seriously by collision
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


ny see cable
The prrser OF the City Of Havana from Vera
Cruz &C.. mas thanks tos attentions
BnIs PRorEus, from Cardenas Tor Portland with cargo
shifted and leaking badly spoken April 10 lat 20
Ion ~ 81 by pilot boat LzFa Nye, no ~.
scRn PAUL TaoxPsox. Tay lor from New York for st
Augustine which Dut into savannah 20 IN distress,
damage Oh the 2lst I'll Frying Pan shoals A survey
had been heG, winch Recommended that ner foremost
BE taken out and other repairs made before she pro-
eeeds on her voyage
scna DELAWARE, while leaving her dock a. Alexandria
o. aatarday Gneino9n driiiea agsinst senr sunIEhi
grounded between Alexandria ana Wash.nlton
scuR AAY Lrxr has boon purchased IN this city
ifait traae and viii bo commsndei IN Csste,n David
On lie asrFlmac 10 1874 4 d si7o65 she i sal
good vessel
McLGiS 81 Fortress Monroe from Antigua sprung
and pact d cGthsAd gish last
sCna ROAsar PALgAR, 81 N0auk, CO.. through bv The
ice aUa sun at 4e Ever last Jan u ~ rss been raisc
sod repaired a. cost o. about sDyl
fmoT Boar DAVE MifunrL No 3 ,shne putting pilo.
thc yawl capskei, and Claus LeNlGud, ssslaBn, was
drowned.
safFpoiLDfxe-Af newcastle Me- Mr Kerry viii com.
after the yesse no now has on me stoc6s o. Ino
mser or thp or bark q about LOO tons arrived Tor
GEES construction ii the Noefis ard viii probably be
the extent u tue Suslness ths summer,
LAuvcHxp-At seek Apfn a. irola the shlpyard Of
willard X BurnhAm. selr " " ieus, 10 b. 0nned BY
Capt Horny smith nnu OthetA o. gloucester Nne u 20
81 Gas Min xar x JoAa James iaanohsd eur 81
tue following dime sona tLem4tu On gsek 10
sTaa' q S'' L. Sss y aSa 'sSs . y w
carry q crew. o. y men, VIII ia1s = d9rs.
s a S = S sm'sgss q a' cs5 sn4 w sf
ha.tnesou. Cnarios stogy also isGncheu sinasied
ssS .ss ZEE. oRF f,gs ieSh.; Me IA ,sf es
ssFary, oai.sa sSsSeaSs saa All = saDioysa q
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRoro; PR, April SIN port brig George pr). for
,cAapTS4s, Aprn 25-Arrivsd, bark John J Marsh,
teras 6rigs wm Mas92 ADAMS DO; Sen1anr stanley
cIrSTuEcos April I9-ssiIed bark Adlutor CSorj Jo-
DEsETARA. Xpril i-saied brig Favorite Woodward.
In port April J. schr Maggie Gray, Hudgens for Bal
nAyRr, April 2s-Arrivcd schr W L Burroughs Smith,
n.yAS5 April I9sArriysd brig Maggie van y.a B5
more Se ,S, YORK va Matanzas = !. rrv... "a,
Geiats chasleston; srir La Wss' Caibarien: sehrs
Minnie kepper Stcelnan, do Annie vlIden, Bernard.
sp,, socias, New York; InieSriiad (sDj, sust, Bau
sailed 2cih schr Prairie Bird sr njslsrOm, north Of
In port 22d banks Regina Toick, Ray, for New York
ldg Nue sra sonora de 10. Angeles spl haniraz 90
Geery. Conklin for Philsdelphs do; senrs Robert ;
brew Tor norm Of Ratterss do: Margaret Lyons Sta
phens for do do; john Rose Alters or DO DO Eliza
n1Rnos lsIIsD CBahamssl 1prii i7In porn schrs Cen
B Be tor d Ss ssw 10fA h'A' sA'An
Aps & seve a sns nom
ssiled--steaners Ahambra, Tor Boston, Chase Fort
LIMITATION. NJ. March arrived. bark Catherine
MEsNNA, April e-sailed, schr wanderer OBJ. Cove.
2TISo5SSH Fob si-In port ship City Of Hanxow Br,.
Muir TOR sydney. ksw; and san Franciscan bsrEs Pc
Bauer. HarIe Wv. intercoIonsai trading
MoSrEvIDEo. March l2-Arrived, brig Proteus (Br
saiiad March 10. bark Nonpareil, Finn Grom Port
M1r1Szls. April I7-sailed, brig Maggie (BrI. Small
north Of hatreras: 18th. bark Boomerang lBrt. Wan
bach, do 20th, brig Mary Laid tBrl Porter, New
York
Sailed 18th. brig Il stockwei Harding. north Of Has
teras; schr ) y willard Woodbury., do.
Arrived 26tn, bark Palestine, Ford. Portland; brig
Jo~epa. True, New York
MaszANILIo. April 22-sailed, schr Abbie Pitman,
Chase Boston.
NrwcAsrLE' Nsw,. March ls-In port ship Geraldine
Paget (Br), Ogilvie FOR Francisco.
oScE, pa about April 2-Arrived, scnr Geo W
Whitord, Henry Providence TO sail or return about
May 81.
QuEREc. April IA steamer. supposed the Poynesian.
from Live rpool passed Cape Roster this morning.
RosARfo March ssIilcd, bark Daphne (Sor), for Bos
ton.
srYRSA April Arrived, barks smyrdioe. Sears Bos-
ton Gereya GOrham New York
81 JOINS PR Aprll SIN port brig ChAs Hoard CBr),
Messenger. New York, dg
81 JGSo ADril l2saed, BRIG Christina tBr) johnson.
CienfuegOs.
sailed nth. bark Evening star tgr Chick, New York
SAGUA Aprii If-Arrvcd. scDr Froviience, Rice. Ha-
18Th bark Nnune T Bell Fits MaianzaS
- JomN NJ, April 2j-Arrivcd. ship OtaRo tBrl, Guilt
son, HOOK; gchrs snow Bird brl Grips; Ulalumc
(Brt TneaiL and Acara, Chandler, New YORK.
Arrived Attn. bark Sabra Moses, Bent. Lewes Del
Ciearcd 24th. Hchrs o Watson tBrD. New YORK. W
tr Kerrigan, do; 10th. Aoo.ing Bird (BT Brad.
L ey.UA
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AMERICAN PoRTS.


ALEXANDRIA, April 26-ArrTved. steamer John Glib.
son New YORK schrs Elsanora Nanduscn Boston Her.
scholL Editn EyemGn, lhos Haven. and Annie May
ssiIedE.cnr 4 W Godsrey, Bristol
BOSTON, April 26-Arrived, senrs VIM % paisley,
Brown, Virginia Edw Everett. Greenlaw. New York
Cleared-5cHr MsTcea lie wis. Lewis, Baltimore.
2th-Arrived, schrB 0ettye3urg, S0ts2n, Wilmington
Nos Lewis, Baxter, doble; y Z Dayley, Brown,
Ai.o arrived ship syren Benson, New eedfori sqhra
Beiow-Rarks john Nautilus tFr, RON suTinam /;
Acacia, from MAtanzas Edith Mary CIR, from Aigoa
Cicarod-s,eansrs Abyss.nla cgr, Murphy, Liverpool
via New YORK commerce or, haHeL AAgdslent ~
Lawrence, Howe, Baltimore. ship vancouver OBJ.
scott "a John SB BARK. Io.haiF tsr2 gssmond sien.
ois sattsfiy Dpvi.. M.tanlaa
sailed-steameis Anyssiaia, VIM Lawrence Ccnu'
BALTIMORE. April Aj-Airiyed, bara ~ LAwfene :
Bsl5w-BsrEs iiacardo Terro dtsD oastsuano, from
LeghOFn Elena Csrdano diaD, seAlafbnO from Genoa
Ttn--Arrtyod. stRsmers y fcsgy, D01nsih SAa4tsf
Crosby, New YORK; barks Thor Nor Garrison. Bergen
MIN 7 lAusl. Tnian, Vqnioe bf,gs hermanos tNofl,
Y6rs gohn X shaw, Cox, New Haven't Lotiie beard,
40 srrIysd. OAK Brsa.iorF aws rsrSelssn, Liz
ofpnoi brig FERN n or, Dahl Aessinn. go, 49,,
Zodiac saves Wilmington NC Astoria, Dornn, Eden.
Msrs ss ' ysSs k5a aass se ido6 %
figars Queenai9wn by Ealmath EaPasaiia ~ y gn,
so;ss ~ ds IsY rs r Ssw HAVEN John ansoe sa.
son. boston, aephen y fooFs vEamer, New haVehi
Sailed BANS Mssgle haag, Mo Autoncsc Cor.
Hamburg. Fortunate Padre gtaD Dnoisa; MineTyA
nance, Nayassag Hattie Caibaricnt hosss Dey Ma
DIX saw YoTE s SS A Asrv Tsgsr sy %
saica 1914 BRIG Laura gerrgde, hlsA. sew sork zis
W. M sss .a sai se t.snes sss ,ats Esvs
nah wstsrlnssaa.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THTs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 27, 1875.


steamer nothnia ssD, Noodle, Liverpool va Queens
town-C q krhncklyn,
steamer schiller Ger, Thomas Hassygt9 via Ply
mouth ard tnerDOurH-hnnuth. Nacnev AuAne
steamer Colnmbg. seed hayAnA-.Wtn clyde
Co.
steamer Cochran, Pritchard Eewoern-Muray,
,ssams. wysnoks. Couch. Norfolk, CITY Poa asi
Ricnmond-pd Dominion steam SHIP Co
- steamer sumera warren. FnilD1eiphlA - amos
Ham,.
steamer = Bddle. Pierce Pniaaolpa,a--Jas Hand.
rieamer a strOMt. ford, PGtisd0 phiae-J - HAND
s.eAmer olaucpa Baarse. 1oGnu--h glnIucx.
more.
snip Bssmah Dr. Blackstone. Ltvsrpuol--c L Wright
sne Cashmere tsn, thomson, Liverpool nov .
sars couardia Gssg, xssuus. Rot,sroam-nonham =
kars frisdllof por), Morthena,n, Boreoaux--Fuueh.
Sara Alsnsa $50. ssurAa, oags-aaiwsy caaaaa.
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voters II decreasing SO far the latter have been
anxiously engaged in administering rebukes, but
they an put their votes TO much better use. am
cOnvin eed that they are to-day strong enough 10
give the victory TO either party which they may
deem worthy OF success. loud applause.l IL IS
their duty to prepare Tor more positive action III
the future.
THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The independents vote Of this country should
take such nItlatoTy steps with regard To the next
Presidential election VIII result IN Z positive
unders andtng / shall be indeed happy II this
meeting, assembled n my honor, VIII result ~ lhe
taking OF such nitiatory steps (knthusastlc ap-
pause.) We snail tnen be able to tel eltheI parry
what we consider necessary Tor the countrys
good. ana leave 10 them the responsibility oi re-
jecting our proposal (Applause.l mink me
best portion OF Doth parties should man win
pleasure such an Independent movement. Gen-
tlemen, what blessing n would oe 10 nave once
more fnll-grown statesman in the FfeslaehLlel
chair. tRapturOus applause, lasting seNsrai mn
utes.l Next year we snail celebrate tls ID
TONS centenary, and may the Inspiration OF
the heroes Of independence rouse US 20
power or freeing ourselves from the
lnsidious influences 10 winch republican govern
ment = exposed. Loud appause.1 And now,
gentlemen. il Only remains Tor me to thank You
from the bottom OF my neart Tor the great honor
you nave done me and 10 assure you that II VIII
only be an incentive TO me 10 deserve your conn-
dence IN the future. tremendous applause and
Tousing cheers for the hero or the evening".
Mr.. EYarts, when the outburst OF enthusiasm had
somewhat subsidized, read letters from william Cut
len Bryant and James Russell Lowell eXtolling
carl schurzs great qualities in terms or IN
bounded praise.
Mr.. Parke GOWN responded to the toast, t.1he
Pressn and the other principal speeches were
made by David Wells anu Charles Francis ADAMS,
Jr and the company finally dispersed with three
tremendous cheers for the great German.
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Bark AuGsvald Nor), Rasmussen, Lisbon-Funch, Edye
4 Co.
Bark Carrie L Tyler Fldridge, Leghorn-squire Bros
BARK MOnteznma, Briggs, Barbados-Dwght 4 Platt
Bark Lydia eBr), Chalmers, sagua la Grande-Boyd 4
Hincken
Bark Mulhal Br), Ryan. Liverpool, Ns-L Brig
ham
Brg sea Bird sBp, Litson. Porto cabsno ana Mara
caibO-Fenistun 10.
BRIG Eastern star, Foster, Georgetown Dem-H Trow-
brldgUis
sc6r II De Wolfe, Fletcher. Cardenas-Mier A
HOughOn.
chr mace Horse, Smith. Harbor Isand-B Wen
berg.
sehr Nichols, Dupuy, Mosquito Inict-vsn Brunt
Bro.
schr Mary Shields. snowman. Boston-Chas living.
Schr blackstone, Wickson. Provioence-H jackson
a Son
wright Il DOYLE.
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zx-ALDERmAS S1coLAUs sraER.

Ex-Alaerman Nico.aus seger died yesterday in
the forty.sIghth year Of ms age. Mr.. seger was
few years ago a very prominent politician OF
this city, and when Mr.. Tweed was In power he
was taken up by the Tammany wing
or tile democratic party aud elected
10 represent tue sixth AldermanIc district.
For some lime after nis term or once expired Mr.
Seger Kept himself prominent as q politician, ana
was one or the most popular oil our German cirl-
zens. OF late years he has not appeared much Ia
puUlic owing 10 his healtl. Mr.. seger was pro-
eral other benevolent societies. large family
and host Of warm nIeuds are leit 10 regret his
de mise.
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the Grand Bank fishery. under the command Of Can't
Daniel keene. Of Beverly late OF schr sarah Putnam
small schooner called the Peggy from W Fordham's
yard n hasipor and another named The Emily Turn
des, soon to be launched at the same yard.
At Mrlviue Nj, Aurii 80 from the lower ward Of + l.
Muf0rd, tae tue tmasted schr Ann 4 Hickman. built
BY Mr. James Bell and ~ the following dimens ons =:
Length y keel III eeti beam a2 eei lower Mold w
reefs between decks feet Her carrying capacity IS
about 90 TONS and she Is about be employed IN the
coastine ana West India under command OF Capt
DcmOtt shaw, OF MillyIle. she owned by Il Il Nut
ford. q MNille. Jer smith q Bro OF Philadelphia the
master and others. and Il built OF vel
low pine Delaware oak.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and shlpmasters in.
formed that by telegraphng 10 the HERALD London
Bureau. No &c Fleet street the Paris Office No
Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports of American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United States the will be
cabed to this country free of charge and published
Captains arriving at and sailing from French ana
Mediterranean ports will ind the Paris ONCE the
economical and expeditions for telegraphing news
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sa~ NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS Of VESSELS ENTER
ING rae PORT or NEW FORK Al SiGHT.-Tae NEw
YonK HEnAtD has adopted distinguishing Cos.on night
signal for on board the HERALD steam yacht show.
ing while burning tbs coorS red green, red changing
from 70 other succession aud can he
eral miles distant Captains Of upon seeing this
signal viii obnge rs BY preparing any marine news
they may have FOR The ship News Department Of the
HERALp
ss- Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving 81 New York 90 By addressing to such
vessels care Of HnRALp news yacht pier No hast
River. New YORK Letters received from Ell parts of the
world sad promptly delivered. Duplicates 70
CURED
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Childs, of bark Matilda Sears, OF
dartmouth reports her at Port William NJ. Feb with
34l bbs ~ AMI 220 do vii oil on board.
a ietfer nom Capt Hambln, OF shin Eliza Adams, of
TO reports her az Port William Jan ~ with 100 bbls sp
NIB, having taken whales
letter from Capt Fuller Of ship Milton, of NIB re-
ports her Vt Russell Fec ~ having taken IS bbs sp oil
inst cruise Reports NJ Feb 10 ship James Arnold
wilson, NIB, $50 sp last report
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SPOKEN.

ship Highland Light, Collins from New York for San
Francisco, April H. lat ~ y, ion III W.
krlg Annie Gardner from Porto Caheo south side
OF Porto Rico April z lat IL So. Ion 81 So
Schr NJ II Rand, from Port spain New York, April
20, OF Cape uenlopen
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Steamers Schiller Ger Tor Bremen Columbus Ha-
vana; WyanOkc Richmond, &c. barks Genit0re GER.
Casgows NorGs3ernen taUrh Cork, Casco ! 10 ia
nero; shawmut, innidadi sagusdaien tAorl, Havre
Pfindsesse Alexandra Dam, 1T Croixg brig five
CaTdenas schrs Theresa, Para; Light OF he East
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other numbers ending with the same hgure U arc sn.
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