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The daily gazette., 1876-07-07
THE 18th DAY OF JULY. 1871

xUEoDA1s
THE 18th DAY OF JULY. 1875.
At2 o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All those certain lots or parcls Of land situ-
ate in Red Lion Hundred, County and State
aforesaid. bounded and described as follows
to wit: No. l. Beginning 1t point on the
southwest side of the Road leading from
Delaware City to Port Penn the distan,s Of
five hundred and eighty nine feet by the said
Road from the east side cf the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal. q corner Of other land
now or late of the said John J. Henry and
running thence along said Road south twenty
tour, and one half degrees east eighty feet to
land late of Ezekiel shaw, thence south six
ty six doprees west one hundred feet to an
eight feet wide alley. otherwise called Maple
ST., theuce with said alley north tw enty four
and one half degrees west eighty feet to an,
other cerner OF the said land now or late of
Jonn j Henry, thence north sixty-six de
grees east one hundred feet to the place of
beginning
No. 2: Beginning at the Intersection ofthe
alleyIatoresaid with the new road to Bur-
chard's corner and running then ,e along he
SOU Invest side OF said alley to stake stand
ing opposite,to the south coroner of the lot
of Ezekiel Shaw aforesaid. thence south.
the before mentioned new road thence by the
said road to the place of beginning.
No 8. Beginning at the southwest side of
Public Road otherwise called Fifth Street
DelnB tnO bOuLUWest DOuHudTy VI tuo tpWu VI
Delaware City and adjoining band of JOSHUA
Seeney and land formerly belonging to John
Shaw and containing in front or bredth on
said Fifth street twenty feet and extending
of that width between lines at right angles
with said Fifth street. enthusiastically one
hundred feet, bounded on the southeast by
said Shaw's lotand on the northeast by said
Fifth street. on the northwest by said
Joshua Secney g land and on the southwest
| by other land now or late of the said hn
j. Henry. Book Y. Vol. 7, Page 364, &c.
No. ., Beginning at a stake on the west
| side of the road leading from Delaware Citv
to Port Penn and at corner for land o.
Elezabeth Green and running thence with
her land southweslwardly at right angle.
with said road one hundred feet to a ten feet
wide alley, thence with said alley northwest
wardly twenty feet to other land of ths
said J ohm Miller thence northeastwardly one
hundred feet at right angles to a stake on the
west side of said road thence along the wesl
side thereof twenty feet to the beginning
containing an area of2 90 square feet of land
and surface.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
peIty Of John Miller, and Anna Maria, his
wife. and Elijah Miller and Virginia A., his
wife and terre tenauts and to be sold by
VIM. II. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff7s Office, New CASTLE
June %, 1876. rue2S ~
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CHERIfF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of II writ OF I.evari facias to me
directed. will be exposed 10 Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL s4l SHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. w. Ortiip. in the City of Will
mingtOn. New Castle county. D:l,. On
SATURDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY. Is76.
at 2 O'Clock. pm.
The following describe real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land situ-
ated in the City of Wilmington. afOresa d,
bonded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning for the same at corner {, rmed
by the intersection of the southerly side OF
Tenth street with the easteriy side of ratnall
street, running thence southerly on the east
erly side of Tatnall street enc hundred ano
ten feet to stake, thence easterly parallel
with Tenth street sixty feet to a corner stake,
thence northerly parallel with Tatnall Dtreet
twenty feet to a corner stake, thence west
another C rncr stake, thence northerly par
ale with Tatnall street ninety feet 10 the
southerly side of Tenth street, and thence
along said side of said street forty feet to the
place of beginning. be the contents there
OF what they may.
Seized aud taken 10 execution as tho pro-
perty of Joseph Turner, (Prisciila j. Turner,
Execuuix of joseph Tuner; deceased. Mort
ssSor,, and the said Prisci la j. Turner, sur
wing Mortgagor,l and TO be sold by
WIN. IL. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle.
June 20. 1876. jun22ts
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue of writ of Levari Facias 10
TO me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, SAl SHIpLEY ST.
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the City of will
mington, New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF JULY. 1876.
4 -, IL
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The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
in the City of Wilmington aforesaid bounded
and described as folloss to wit:
Beginning at the distance of thirteen feet
and four inches from the corner formed by
the intersection of the westerly side of But
onwoOd street and the portherly side of b
street, thence along said side of But
tonwood street and the northerly si6e of b
street ffty-three feet four inches
to a corner thence westerly and parallel with
B street eighty feet to another cor
ner. thenoe southsrly and parallel with But
tonwood street fifty three feet four inches to
Geary's line and parallel with B
street eighty feet to the place of beginning be
the contents thereof what they may, Book. G,
Vol. 8. Page 2Sl. &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty of George X Townsend and Mary L NJ,
his wife, and VIZ. 'S Sf SID II. JAMESON, Iz Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office New Castle,
Jnne. 20. 1876. je2l-ts
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The JVar in the East.
LONDON, July Z, i

LONDON, July z, 1876.
A Times despatch, dated Ragusa,
July 9, says the Montenegrin army is
marching in several columns unop~
posed toward Mostar, and has already
reached Nevesigne.
CHRISTIAN WILL NOT FIGHT CHRISTIAN.
The Christian Albanians have re-
fused an offer from the Turks at Sou.
tart of 1000 muskets with which to
fight against Montenegro.
THE sERvIAN POSITION UNsRAKEN,
The Times correspondent adds
"From the best informed sources
hear that the Turkish reports of VIC
tory are entire false. General Tcher,
nayef since his success at Babiana-
gava holds his own on Turkish
ground, and has fought no other en- d.
gagement, General Olimpics is still
before Belina.
oLIMPlCs' VICTORY.
On Wednesday he surrounded and
cut to pieces 1000 Turkish regulars, a
few only escaping by night.
All the attempts of the Turkish
army to cross the frontier ha vc been
victorieusly repulsed.
10000 Russian troops en- the March.
LONDON, July THE Standards
Vienna dispatch reports that the Ro,
man Catholics in Herzegovina have
quilted the camp of the insurgents and
number have joined the Turks
against the Servians. Galician news.
papers report that $4,000 Russian
troops, including 5000 Cossacks, are
approaching BukoMina.
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THE COMING EMPEROR.

The two United States war vesscis-,hc Minnesota
and the Coorado-wil start this morning the lower
bay TO await the coming Of the Emperor and Empress
OF Brazil
The agents or the steamship Helye,ius, board OF
which the Emperor and Empress coming state that
they expect her arrive mere by next Friday or saur
day The Helvetius belongs TO Messrs Lamport a.
Holt. OF Liverpool, aud runs IN the Brazilian aud
River Plate mail line 20 and from Liver
pool She Is 1900 tons burhen and Is
scnooncr rugged. Her signals are well known
20 Tho telegraph operator at sandy Hook,
as vessels o the ne to which she belongs have been
pIy,pq 10 this rort last iour their way
from Brazil to Liverpool The Hclvctius will discharge
her cargo AT Mart,nfs wharf In Brooklyn
As tho weather has been pretty lair since the
imperial marty started there Is not much chance OF any
unforeseen delay occurring on the voyage anu as the
Heivetus last ship u - probable that she VIII not
arrive Friday evening
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ApxS April 0-Arrved. bark Glide Bachelder. Zanzibar.
AsriSwALLs March 22-Arvcd, brig Nile lBr). Schmidt.
Port Limon.
Sailed 23d. schrs Impulse (Br). Rountres. Bsze 9th.
Della Yates. Yates, Cienuegos
Sailed April 10 steamer Rtna tf,r Samson. New York
CALLAo March 1GArtived ships Messenger. Gtkcy, To-
coma; 18th, Harry Morse, Patten, Rio J anciro
sailed March ~, ship Col Adams (Br), Williams, lsnbos
CAiRARIEy March 21-Artved. bgs SportSm Blanch-
ard. Havana; 2Sth Lie Honghton. Rose, do.
Sailed 3lst brig Ida. Smith. Portland
GIBRALTAR March 29-Sailed, steamer Australia (Br)
Sidey iron valcncia, New York
GUASrASAao March l9-Sailed. bark Regina Coeli Qr),
Goraut. New York
HAVANA April Io-Arr,ved, steamers Gusse. Hill. In
dianola: Columbus Reed, New York; Margaret, Baker.
New Orleans
Sailed 10TH brig Spanish Main tBrl. McCulloch Boston.
HALIFAX. April 1l-Arrived brig Texsda (Br), Meyers,
Ponce, PR: schr Fleety Orr Porto Rico.
MArASzAs April 9Sailed brig Erown Foster. north
of Hatteras; schr Prccilln Scribner. Furman, do.
Palermo March 23-Sailed. bark Stag (Br) Philadel-
phia .
sAcuA April 2-sailed. brig Don Quixoto. Munros New
York.
ST Jons b. April 1I-Arrved brig Malaga (Br. Kerr
Boston.
Cleared 10TH bark Morning Star CBr). Turner. White
haven: schrs Sea Lion, Philadelphia.
Sailed 18th. schr Calinc tbr), Waters, New York. Mary
Thcali (Br). Theail. do.
TAxpico March 25-In schr Eveiine, Wilder. for
New York. ady for
VALPARAISO March 4-Sailed ship Magellan, Hcury. Cal
dera lquiGue and Boston,
In March a. bark Pcarce Svsctscr, for IquQuo
and United Kingdom or Continent.
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

An informal meeting OF yacht owners Of the New
York Yacht Club was held at No IS Broad street
yesterday afternoon, Commodore Kngsand in the
chair. Tho members u the House Committee
also nresent upon invitation Secretary Mnton laid
before the gentlemen the challenge Of Major Charles
Gilord Vice commodore OF the Royal Canadian Yacht
America in 1851 II the usual SIX months notice Is
waived This proposition OF the spirited Dominion
yachtsman elected long discussion, but u reported
that all present were in OF setting aside tho
clause In question and giving the yacht Countess
DufcrIn, the opportunity her owner seeks to WIN
The coyetc prize The question OF raising the annual
dues was also Freely discussed by the gentlemen
present, but this important matter, together with
other subjects OF equal interest rs also that relating 10
the Queens Cup challenge, will DO brought before
special meeting OF the club. which VIII al once DC
called tor the evening OF Thursday goth inst, at the
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NEW YORK CONFERENCE.

The cighty-sixth annual session OF the New York
Methodist Episcopal Conference was closed last even
ing in the Free Tabernacle on West Thirty fourth
street. Eighth avenue. The morning session was
made interesting beyond the usual routine business by
the Introduction and adoption of resolution 10 memo
riaze the President OF the United States and also tho
Legislature of Pennsylvania 10 prohibit the sale OF in
toxicating liquors the exhibition grounds at Phiia
dephia during the Centennial celebration.
The subject or raising fund 10 assist the wesleyan
University al Middletown brought up for discus
sion Mr.. A. " Stout. the President OF the Shoe and
Leather Bank in this city, gave $50 0C0 TO endow two
professorships for the Wesleyan University and
The other Tor the Drew Seminary, both OF $40, 600
each. A collection then taken up in aid Of the
Wesleyan University and $4,000 were subscribed by
the delegates The afternoon session was occupied
by tho reading OF reports Of committees OF tracts sun
day schools, the adoption Of an amendment OF the re-
port on the Wesleyan University fund to conine
ment fund and not for current expenditures;
the adoption OF the report of the Treasurer
stating that the collections during the year
had amounted to Sl4 SS4 CO. the adoption Of rcsoln-
lions complimentary TO the Rev. Bishop X. j. Foster
the secretaries, the Committee oil Entertainment, tho
families who had so kindly extended their hospita
hes TO the delegates and to the officers OF the church.
The various examining committees for classes OF tho
next year were announced. The Bishop announced
the appointment OF ministers for the following year
aud The Conference adjourned 10 meet at Catskill N
Y
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OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR JOHN BUSTED. N.

PROFESSOR JOHN BUSTED, NJ. D.
There are many OF the substantial citizens OF our
city who read yesterday morning the announcement OF
he death Dr. John Busteed with grateful recollec-
ions Of his presence IN their homes in hours OF sick
iess and suffering. No more deserves, and per-
naps generally receives, the respect and
Affection fellow than the skilful and high
minded physician; and this regard was bestowed upon
Or Busteed Prom the OF fourteen years he studied
medicine with his uncle. DR.. Morgan Busteed and
sterward attended the London University. After his
arrival IN New YORK city he attended the University
Medical College from which he graduated in 1872
when disease fixed its grasp upon hun, and he was
Obliged after winter 60 remain within DOORS the
Intense activity OF his mind devoted 10 the study OF
microscopy and histology with an enthusiasm which
made hm second to no In the city in these most
Interesting branches OF his profession He founded
the New York College OF Veterinary Surgeons
tof which he the PrcsidenU by his own
individual Efforts and means, intending that
II should become school Of comparative
pathology similar those OF Europe. He bad broad
and idea OF the culture winch ought to exist
In the medical profession and Notwithstanding all the
suffering and eebeness Of the past twelve years he did
much to further ITS promotion. Dr. Busteed was q
member OF various medical societies and associations
both In this country and IN Europe, and by all the
members OF these associations his loss will be most
deeply felt and his memory held In anectionate re-
membranes.
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rs-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTiNG sERvICE-Captains officers OF vessels on
any who the displacement or removal
Of any requested TO communicates tho
fact the HERALD order that the matter may he pub
cy brou :ht to the attention Of the proper authorities
letter addressed the HERALD giving the number and
position OF the buoy or tho displacement Is
all that necessary.
ny-NoTfCE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT SIGHr.-The NEW ionk
HERALD adopted Coston night signal Tor
use ON board the yacht showing while burn
ing red changing from to the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
tans vessels upon seeing this signal will obgc by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department OF the HERALn
pPersons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing York do by addressing to such vessels,
yacht pier No East River New York
Letters parts ofhe world and promptly de-
lvered. Duplicates required.
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CLEARED.

Steamer China (Br. Gin. Liverpool via Qassns'own-c
steamer Gen barnes. Chcesman. savsnnsa-w Gsrr
-
steamer Elizabeth Clark Baltimore via seusa amooy-w
Daniel.
steamer Concord sheerin. Phisdslphis--Iamcs Hand
steamer Neptnne berry. Dostan-H Dimock .
BArk Eoe Orr. Agaesse, Gloucester, E-Edmund IN
kart.
BArs Maria Riekmes GER. Helms. Brsmsn-suneh,
Edye Co.
Barx Abby Bacon. Merrill. Gibraltar for erdsrs-D
bark freeman Dennis CBr,, Fletcher Lahavs. Ns-Doyd
A iiiucken
Brig James cofn (Bp, Kirxham. Caislia (ltaiy)-LF
Brigham.
Brig La Creole tBr), Lange, Rio IIschc-Dovsle Co
Brig fsvode, Woodward. Pcn,-a fnre--ii Trowbrdgs's
Sons Fl
brig Princess Beatrice tBr, Simmons. ints-rhrs-H
A ya.abe n Son.
Brig Kaluna Nash Ma,anras--r Talbot 4 Co
Brig Charles Bcyey tBr, Hotoa. ST Jonn MP
Ncvins 4 Son.
schr Lsyinia Bell Aldrich Baraeoa-B J Weinberg Co.
Schr Annie tBr). secord, 81 John, MP Sevus 4
Son.
Co
Van Brunt Il BRO
schr Alice NJ Allen Brigham Bsitimorc-w Caamcra
Sclr y l. Frost, NeDensld, kostom-Chas living
Schr Same Burton. Burcy, stanfvrd-stamiord Aanusc
turing CO
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BAsK CoLonno Orr, an iron vessel with coal Tor the Pa
last year sas Bay has been
and beachsd believed that the vessel viii be value
her.
Bss HAsirLl- that went ashore Wells Beach in
eish. sss and fast BREAKING up Ga Friday one
Of The deck washed aud ashore The sand has
slowed The driven the beach low
time 50 iron s oa and the
vessel will doubtless be a total loss
scHR HrSRiETTA GREESLEAY fisherman, OF Goucester)
Have ssns eSasas Lizzie CLARK M
rrew-TranLa drssnea Alfred Osisn James Peters and
The schooner Lirse = Clark One OF the six Freen4n
missing Joseph Gardner, George Rae Jswet
TO the Grand Bank. when struck BY the saasi The saved
lett for Portland in the steamer Chase Aame evening.
ID Gts q SJ ssss ,6s
q Tuesday night last The Of coal had prev,
scuR InSsrs d DrvKnrr, ashore Ten Pound Island,
was ~ ready 20 launch when the gale came up and rem
gagged In stripping the wreck.
Sem Mary AUGUSTA before reported ashore at Block
too rough to enable the to work on her They
pscted to work Monday or Tuesday
EnxA SHAW, Springle for Bath. in getting under
schr CeveI
win Vessels tnsv s lon new
Hell Gate losing hor bowsprs and having her rigging badly
ScuR KATx HILTON. Adams Mt Portland Sth from Ma
tanza anchored Nantucket Shoals In gale Ut 4tf
and lost both anchors aud chains
Schr WRIGHT 1t Boston from CienfueRos reports that
April =, Cape Hstteras by south Us miles.
large dis abandoned Her bulwarks
painted black and her hull ead'coor.
Pt-or Boar Rxp. WHITE blue OF New Bedford. be-
fore reported ashore utyhunk has been abandoned
and she Is being stripped.
NASSAU. April lo--A three masted schooner.
known, ded ashore ut Elcuthera bottom upwards She
has cargo OF lumber
Nxwroxr, April ia mansail has been ordered for
schr Henry May from Providence for New York which
rived here Saturday evening in distress.
VfSxYARp HAVEN April ia channel coo feet In length
has to be dug to free the ferry boat Maryland
LAuScmgp--At Salisbury Point, Mass, 10th. by Cyrus
Burnham fine schooner Of 100 TONS owned In Chatham
LAUScH--It Is proposed TO launch the ship
the stocks in the yard formerly occupied by Donald Mckay
East Boston, on Wednesday. April II, at Pm.
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The following named young men who were admitted
10 the Conference trial last year were continued shs
year after the examination OF their character ana
qualiicaiions:-Messrs T. l. Lounsoerry inomss 4.
r. T. Men choll s. A. sands, NJ ID. Buell., Benjamin
T.. Gerst, w. II. McAllister and X 3 Putney Thomas
A. Davis is the pastor OF Attorney street coloredl
Methodist Episcopal church in this Guy. a
not read any or the books proscr bed
Tor study but able nevertheless, to put the Ex
aiming Committee through very shrcwd course OF
questioning on The subject matter oil the studies
Some OF the brethren Conference not ncllncd
continue Mr. Davis, because OF his neglect or failure
TO read the books prescribed; but with the under
standing that he shall pass an examination on
the first years studies before the next Con-
ference, he continued Smith A. Sands ni-
Willingly brought discussion OF his case. he has
had two small charges for tho last and received
from both only $780, and DR. Curry thought u would
be cruel 10 young OF his talents and ability 10
continue him longer starvation salary. Besides ne,
100 had not pursued tho studies required, but, MS
by the testimony Of Messrs. Hammond Terry, Adams,
Saunders and Others he has ''religion'' and knows
Low to preach II, he, TOO, continued. But
THE QuEEREsr CASE OF ALL
was that OF James H. Hand, deacon OF the second
class who Is "a mighty hunter before the Conference
passion for field sports lie did not trouble himself
To appear before the Examining Committee or before
the Conference, and IL was quite puzzle 10 know
what TO TO with him. His Presiding Elder has gwen nm
the understanding that his Presiding Elder shall give
him another talking to- let HIM know at the same
time what the OF the Conference IS ON MS sports
and pastncs.
A. II. Sanford, T. - Eldrldge and F. A. Blake. super
animated relation granted To Nathaniel Mead, VINO
has been la the effective ranks since 1850 The ami
versary OF the Conference temperance society was
held the evening when addresses were made by DR..
Is. NJ Adams presiding, and by Rcys. h. J. Haynes, y.
y. Ferris and X Ii. Rust
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD DsrrICr
ToxPKISsviLLE. NY. April II. 1875.
An obstruction supposed be part Of wreck, is
ported in Fishers Island sound between Latinier Reef
Spindle and sea Rocks.
buoy red black horizontal stripes will be placed
70 mark II rs soon MS practicable.
A RuIND, Capt UsN,
Lighthouse Inspector Third district
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BELOW.

Rark sandy Hook. Bars.os. from Mstanras March -.
Brig Rachel Concy of Bangor, coney from Nessina Feb
ss,r Iucv W snow Hail. from Cabarien ~ days. to HP
sshr Iiassis Kelsey Randall from cardenas March ~
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

The Hippodrome meetings were all crowded yester-
day. Al the MONDAY services Mr. Moody spoke on
.Cornclius;" in the afternoon "Peter' and in the
evening on the .sPenent Thief This thief he said
nothing Of baptism any of the orthodox rules
Of any church out was converted instantaneously So
can any man here tonight matter how scarlet his
Gins, how deep the sink OF iniquy into which he has
fallen. He be converted II he Will accept the grace
that is offered HIM.
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BROOKLYN REFORMERS.

A. . meeting Of tho Brooklyn Taxpayers Reform
sssocation held last night resolutions were adopted
ssuucssng the passage OF Reservoir Repeal act ut
Akony. aiso the ogden Charter"
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Steamer Gen Barnes for Savannah: ship America. San
Franchises barks Carrie Tyler yAlenea Bernhard Ger.
Scita. Victor Adelaide and Melbourne: Farweli c5er).
hremsn: briggs u Rich cardenas Gem. barbados schrs
Il Knightcn Monte Christie: Southern HoT t8), Per
nambuco via Baltimore: Elizabeth Cook Cardenas; Dora
French. Aquadiiia, PR.
Wind at sunset. =: midnight. SW. light
Barometer al sunset. 3O1O midnight. 3009.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmaster informed
that by teegaphng to the HERALD London Bureau, ad-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue de rOpera,
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European aud
Eastern ports of American and oil foreign vessels trading
with Untcd States the will be csbled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng
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SPOKEN.

Bark Ardentnny (Br), Brown from Hong Kong for New
YORK. March /. lat "a s. Ion 81 f.
Brig Topaz (of Swansea, from - for Bull River, April
z, of Bulls Bay.
Schr Henry wellington from Boston for Baltimore, April
off Burnegat.
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DRAMATIC NOTE.

The dramatic love tale, named "swccs Bells tangled"
aud written by Miss Cara Oakley Hall. Is fayorably
spoken Of in theatrical circles inviting dranatiza.
ton In fact, II is moro a drama than novel,
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wHALEMEN.

At st Helena March II. barks Kathleen Rowland. NIB
with 30 all told John Dawson, Babcock. do 100
and reports bark Ocean, Holiness NB the meridian Feb
IL, having taken 2UJ bbls sp since last report.