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GAS.
VETO or THE srRERT.LAhips ORDER.
Tie following communication from the A{ayo,

VETO OF THE srREBT.LAadps ORDER.
Ihe following communication from the Mayor
was then read:
7o tas Honorable 0omasoa Council, ETC.: Ire.
ordinance pastot BY ypur honorable Gady o. tI,s H.
18th Inst, which provides that ony ot1c. ha,f Of
the sseh h Sa mr. shs nteF " as e
Public WORKS ana tue superintendent Of Police
fnoang so ae c1esnsoa OF to order for the
Flrsi, and chiefly, bccanee anu advised bv tho
Carpotation Counsel, whose opinion herewith
anoMls. tnat eAa Ordinances Is IN violation OF tae
t'xsau W. " 1 s4e a. present existing
which pruvide exprs;slys 60 tl.at lt tss ~ ~.
e1ra ssraaps s s ley @ @%n i5 sn:
s a t IN s .hs tho fy x
fss , ta tsss esxStsi 'e hSs a9d aa
served. .,., ' ~ w.
ss, o Ct 6sss 81 mt E hs AZ
who sye IL pay their taxes to9 lghtps liz s,1ests
def @ Sts 5 eoSs IT, d :, n
e1yelopeI in da;kne*s snotbsr nort1en oa 1a c
il tbs fall enjeynsat e' I'll. a1psy. % Al ess s:
sss IN besa Sn s M
ths pos. erected = r. e;psass q IL r;oessy:
@ nsat.s Ct s Gss' ass 81 aaa1 sn;a ss .se' s5 M
ordinance uader which tho coat Of lighting onr
bearing unc4,!atly upon any one. and without rem.
derHg as lablc to damages under thesu eontracts
Ono nlodc Of accomplishing this object would be
thu Substitution Of smaller burners and less.
cntne the lonrs according To- son,e approved plan
10 approve Ut any ordinance which would accom-.
p1eh thls in Ibis Or any pthos legal mauncf.
Aid. Mct,aulcv satd TINT nftcr tha crnrr.aon.
~. 49, ~ - es"e''o ~
of Tie Mayor IL WAS not necessary to reaA the
on1uon Of tho Corporation Counsel, and lie
therefore moved tint TIM reading h, dt.nnr.cd
s'oIe 'HosSeA s1. tao 4EaAsnH W oieptuac0
WILL " general conacut II was not feau.
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| A communication va, rc1ctycd ,ro,, ~.
| Mnrar no,,irottr,. n. p..s1s rE'1y, ,oa '"o
,at:,.a,amn1 "e1ns .1Na, Of' osocA nc''ekAr CON-
"'iso'o''et VI neAtu.
On motion Of AID. White, the nomination
| was unanimously confirmed.
ruF prn,,r ,,op.n~
A.o,,-,,,n,s..,.. .'e ..'unAa.'
as1sun -. .,I W. tece''eo IRON PRESIDENT
saoFey' OF Tue Public Library, asking the Coun-
eli to mako provision for paying tho nremluna
Of insuraMcc on the library. Policies fcprescnt-
ing 81, 900 had already been cancelled, and tho
agents Threatened to annui tho remainder t,n-
less the premiums were paid. Tho value OF Tia
property Is about s10,06o. 1t was referred TO
the Committee on Finance.
coMMuaICArtoxa
communication wAs received from tho
School Agent giving list OF thc achotl-Fnns
property, anl Indicating that which cau be sold.
Laid over.
4 communication vas received from the Board
Of Public Works giving list Of the tcxtras"
On tho new watcf-tunncl, Water-Wprks. etc.
Referred to 4 special committee of two from
each Division.
A communication was received from the Board
Of Public Works submitting an ordinance re-
kctndinE tile assessment for tho wnl3tuE and
filling Of Fifteenth street from Canal 10 .IcfTcr
son street,
Aid. Kerbcr said there v.a. mn morr n.ce..ttv
for fhc fnnnrcvnnsamt shn,. - s,".. H.. u @ useesetly
having black eve on bis facc. .surbtcrl M 1''n
Thc n+dtnnnro wn. co.snd e1e@''J
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WATER-W WORKS At LANESVillE.
Spsctdl Dttpotc4 to ~ 1staaAA

JANEsvlL1s, Wis, July q Within the pas.
rs*k company bus been formed here, aud part
building water.works. TIL oiiisers 10 ], Il
Doe, President; W. Ltbbsy, Secretary; md j,
Bodxcll Doe. Treasurer. Measurcs viii bs
taken . ouee 70 canvas tho city to ASCERTAIN il
tue erection OF works; ani, u sufficient encour.
agemens DO given, the work will b. begun !.
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dfe'd4 Dttpafc& The 1Fttuas
QUINCY ILL.,, July A.-on Sunday, July 30,
PEof. Hardy WILSON viii don ono Of Can't,
KeoEuk u 7:so u., Nv. viii wi WIN s''p3 y 8ue1 t5o
wisIe be will make daring leap trvu. liz
middle span ot the ratlr'ad bridge.
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REPORT or TuH JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
ihe sans COMMITTEES submitted the follow.
Ing which Was laid over temporarily:
t~1rc !. Gomnlstss On J4dieat{ % whom mas 70
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y.
was aaseased and equstlxod for State ind county
6sen ..esi!aHed viii bu nads. ds'snd ana
zach of aatd yca.4 computed upon liz valuation "a
80 asacsssd for State and county purposes leaving
ont q axs sse s1 ss1'es 5 aiasoR AT
on each p!ece q p,oretty having been thus s;csr.
soments computation e ses.ea ssnd suuais a1e
lied valuation Of each p!ecn Of pops.ty foe State
e. saq1 II sap ,yl spS s
ought % havs teen paid. viii then b. e.tsnd.d a Oh
IN u s e' ss0i s 'Ess f. .menas s
each year. however, being extsaded .cpantely-
a9a extended ~ sgstnsf systy riees ot property,
paid o. not. No inequality, however. Will rssuls
from having tls tates th9; extended .gainst prop
staat sm9nns paid By zach sna sueh amount can bo
psyaF ior shs amount = psid and The sasno be ie.
cclvcd by the County Collector In payment Of iLe
ta1s4 thus lawfully asaessvd.
to aqthoFlze ths County Collector to accept such
ssfsp e .ano s @ R,ysnt Il sss
fsrG Z; tt ttmo tor Judgment aud sale TOT The ta1ss
80. AN EXCEPTION,
however. will have to b made tu cases vharo ths
81 Chap. l2o provides that: ~ "''' ~''
r. ": ss Il sd ss
81 sfs !; ;;Ftsas say gIopssty esast
sssa ',eesffz re X. =: sltaS g.
Ptssasa sast N. s o191S ~ r.; Ct susa
sS;asd III xsr dsfE !. Ii hts ssss az r.
by tha oensta1 Assembly, the ds!nausnt taS Ge fes
ia13 sha lb74, ~ seems To your Committee. can
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North German lloyd.

,Ihs steamers Of tha Conpany Will astl eYeEy 8atur-
nAY fIenl Ufemnu Pier, foot ut Tttsl3st.. Iohukct
Fae: ct pa..ase-Fron New York e se.tttialuptoa,
sat!n. saO xo!a, ssecrago. S6 ent!cas Fot freight
TpassaGe applyto .n 0ELMlcIls CO.,
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WHAT IT WILL BE IN SUMMER

To THE EDITOR HERALD
You are justly entitled 10 vote OF thanks from up
town residents for your article in to-days edition
headed, 'sIhe East River Stencil" For several
seasons, during the summer and autumn months, the
deadly aud poisonous gases and disgusting odors
meatng the atmosphere have rendered tho most aris
tocratic and populous sections Of city scarcely
habtsble, and during the close sultry evenings Of
August and September, when thorough and unre-
and u vital importance, over 800 600 persons arc
comp ellie 80 sweiter with closed doors and windows
IN endeavors 10 exclude these pestilental waits
from The phosphate factories nt Hunters Point and
vicinity Now, ask, A. a law abiulng citizen have
the people rights which private individuals and
not sufficient reproach toour boosted civilization and
republican institutions that herded ike cattle IN
public conycyances by the OF the people, and
robbed by oppressive taxation TO support thieves and
punderers compelled 10 wade often more than ankle
deep through nthy streets tor the cleaning OF which
millions Of dollars annually 80 into the pockets OF
dishonest officials, bus that this GROWING outrage must
be patiently enduredy
Why, SIR, In any other city than New York these
pest houses would be RACED to the ground by justly
incenscd public; but here wnerc "oue man power IS
the order oil the day, such proposed rerlbuion would
SAVIOR OF Communism. can only say, the words vi
Cassius AYE, thou art shamca Rome, thou hast lost
the breed OF noble bloods " xrn heartily glad, how
over your valuable journal has taken the
matter hand ana trust may be made the subject
OF editorial. also certain that tho majority Of
aggrieved parties will contribute II necessary, 10
fund Tor the abatement or entire removal Of the
nuisance
Thanking you for your consideration shown my last
comm nIcAIon. remain, your obcdient servant,
NKw YORK, April g. 1916. n. T., Jr.
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ROME, PAPAL AND PAGAN.

Rev Dr. s. Robinson delivered lecture last evening
on 'Romc Papal and Pagan" at the Memorial church.
corner OF Madison and Fify-third street. This
lecture one Of of four covering the entire
Kingdom Of Italy. II was proiusey illustrated with
rare stereoscopic views thrown large screen.
DR.. Robnson's long residence abroad entities him to
be heard on the subjects treated by him. Among the
FIRST exhibited ST Peters, exterior and m
terror, showing the gold and silver illumina
ton A. Easter. The story of Beatrice Cenc
was told apropos Of the spot where she
suffered, just outside tho Castle Of st. Angelo
copy ofGuido's picture was shown. Next came the
Vatican. with It's art treasures The Pope he SAID Is =
.prisoncr,n NJ ALL in a manson of 100 apartments
furnished with matchless taste and costiness. Even
hts garden IS full OF beauty in flowers and trees,
statues without lumber, ancient relics aud modern
adornments. Raphaers ''rransiguratonr and the
"laoco0n' were shown OF natural sire Amer tins the
audience were invited 10 VISIT the Forum The OF
temples and arches were described detail The Con
scum and The arches OF the App way also shown
One OF the most interesting OF all the tho
nside OF the Arch OF TITUS showing the oldest bas-
relief extant representing the sevcn-brancL canulc
stuck as WAS IN the Temple al Jerusalem The Foun
tam OF Treves the Tomb CT Raphael ia the Pantheon
the Church OF ST. John Lateran. where the popes tor
thousand years were crowned the Capitol, with its
splendid equestrian statue Of Marcus Aurciius wore
next seen This OF lectures concludes on Thurs
day evening with Naples and pompeL
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CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming CBp, Forsyth. Liverpool Via Queens
town-Williams 4 Guion.
steamer Labrador tFr. SanSsr. Hsvrs via Pymouth-L
de Beiban.
steamer Pottsville, winnett, Hsvans-Jsmss Ward
Co.
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory. Savannsh-w
Garrison
Steamer wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Concord, shen. rhiisdelphia-Jsmes Hand.
Stemmer Neptune Berry. Boston-H Dimock.
Bark John Griffin Nor, formerly AMI, Ssivesen. Liver
pool-Beuham Boyesen.
Bark Neversink. Jarvis, London-Brett, Son 4 Co
Bark Fearless lBr). Slater Riga (Russia)J Whitney
Co.
Bark Annette (Nor. Roth. Havre-Funch Edye Co.
Bark Golden Fleece BD, Armstrong. Barbsdos-H Trow
bridges Sons.
Brig Flora Ger, Hansen Santos via Richmond va--osi-
richs Co.
Brig Laura Gertrude Risk. Brunswick Ga-warren Ray.
Brig Chas Dennis. Dsrrah. PhilsdelphiaJss Elwel
Co trecieared from April 81.
Brig Premier lBr). Rogers, Eiizabethport, NJ-Boyd
Hincken-
Schr vraic, Camp. Georgetown. see Hurlburt Co.
Schr Jennie Elizabeth, Weaver, Baltimore-wm Cnsi-
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constant conflict" Upon this basis OF argument the
gentleman made exhaustive speech, which caused
much heated discussion. He frequently inter-
ruped many Of his points being neatly disposed Of by
those opposing.
Many other speeches made, but the above fairly
represent the various views put forward by either
side.
DR.. otterson. President OF the Brooklyn Board OF
Health said the why theT Board had not taken
action in the matter because had received
IL
The meeting did not adjourn until nearly seven
O'Clock Y. N.
II is the intention OF the I've physicians composing
the Public Health Committee TO visit all the points
complained Of and report the facts 10 Albany.
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and as lat a. lon g. struck By whir.
% The skylighs and nsd cabin with March j,
lat a. Ion 81 in heavy gale from Ne vessel under short
sst overheard leaving only ssss. thirty q
vessel cargo aud lives vessel making ON
n. 81 jsTy spar and bore up for nearest port on
forward house and broke everything movable deck from
away rs on the poop and injured the man At the
was ensounssrsd on the decks continually Hooded aud
IN Five ": Fs1sa Il The aas on
andwss towed into st Georges same day.
%s G9ys from sr s 9
.sngar saved and sold The WAS s25 tons register
BsIG cossrAScs eBr) Hollis. from 81 Martins with car
salt into Bermuda March 70 leaking and 20 try the
Bnrc Arrox. copp, New York Fob e for g Johns.
NF encountered very heavy gale from NV on GEORGES
able Overbesrd also broke nag bolts o. tho
S ss ss' si se M .rss is.s 10 ice
Iced III DAYS March 10. In heavy gale f,sm sprung
Trees and The vessel was driven 200 miles An
S or Bmas
on the 26rh
sss z s:y out %
March II :hert o. provisions ana With captain ses she
hrst mate.
scnn AIDA DoAsr Nckerson. from Goaeesssre days
sprung
Sen. D. sIs.ry from oyasr ns 49,. for ,ra,shssss
isEsn TO Nay shore and hauled oai for
Inlet the foremost CONS aud bottom ssdly r.ksd
The cause Of her going ashore said to be the shifting OF
the bnoys set to mark the channel
scnR cGav1s. from Rockland for New York with lime.
inst She lies a. the wharf ana hope. are
cargo.
scHn NJ cooxns, coombs from Boston days ont for
Cape H.ytsa put into s. Gssrss's Bermuda March ~
from water going down through decks
Sens Roswell from s.sa., Which went ashore in the
jured. amer dscharging part ofcsrgo
scuR SARAH EAros, from Pensacola at Philadelphia April
load split sails
senR rnAsKLs from Roctl.nd for Boston, put
on the railway for repairs.
scaa Brown At Philadephia 9Th in.. from Whining
ton NC split ~ stove boat and lost msiporon Of deck
ScHR PRrKR CRowRLI. which srrived LIST Vine
yard Haven from Turks Island for orders sprung slsak
stop the leak She has been ordered 70 Gloucester
sLoor yAcnr NELLIE put into rsddy's Bay April with
morning New York, reports shs. ~ miles Of Jupiter
Havana &c at anchor With her ruddor unhsehsd Assist
offered. bat declined
land ashore q Cape rcrpc.s in ii: recent gala
Of IN fair condition and Win repair and hs her
The chains and anchors Of the wrecked schr stmp
SON before repUsSd los, on Fsz Island were sOasa. ~
soS na o sa
for little more than e'sts recover The " iron
contracted deliver I'm Portland average price OF
se .ss5 BE. ss So
any extent.
1 p.
first arrival OF tho season violent sssssry snow storm Is
mouth brought to-day csPtail ou..n and crew Of the
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP April S-Saied. Train" for Boston
AFRICA EAST Coast. Feb 25-sailed, park Geo Ksmp
(BD. Taylor. United States
BRIsro, April 4-Arrved. bark Adebaran tSvs,. Pate-
son. Phadelphia-
Arrived In Kngroad zth bark Tampa (Sor) Olsen Bau
more for Gloucester.
BELrssr, April S-Sssd bark Orfco Spezis dtaD, uesta
United sstes Nizpah 3D. Cam. do; Teocls Qtap, Bs-
Glo, do; lth. ship North America, smith, do.
BsExRS, April 3Arrved, bark Astroncm Ger, Hopper.
New Orleans.
BORDEAUX. April 2-sailsd, bark Due Flgiis AuC. New
York.
CARDIFF. April ARRIVED, bark Ida 3D. Norris Psnsa-
cola.
Sailed 9TH, bark Fannie, Carver. Padang has been
ported sailed March 49,.
CHRIsrlAxsASD-saied,S oemandhaga, for America
CApz March 2S-sailsd schr FELTON, Bent, Brown, 0lou
esstsr Mas.
DEAL, April 3-on bark Neptune c0sr. Ssrubs. Philsds
phia for Bremen
DUBLIN. April 1-Saicd, bark Sansons (Aus, Cappon,
United states
FixKrwoop, April S-ArrIvsd bark Nntoa (No, Krogsr.
Galveston.
GLASGOW. April 4-Arrivsd. bark siris tAuC stspvieh
Esv orleanA
0xxoA-Arnvsd. ship Riphiassoas osvs), Walker, No
bile.
HUI April s-saisd bark Brave CNos,, oissa, United
statea
HAxsuno April s-sansd ship Ida Lily, Blanchard PHI
adslphia.
HAvxE, April s-Arved, bark Agon (Sor). hsassn Cal
WESTON
Lrxn,ooL. Aprii s-Arrived shus Ado,phI. fBr Rose.
Now Orleans: Livingstone (Sor, Hansen do; Edith War
rem tBr) CLARK New York; banks vssuvio dsan cscaee
rev oneans Argo hus, Larsen Pensacola; Louise sNor',
Aorcn 90; Dolphin Hus Lose'ns do' An SNor. barens-
cen, 'sves'os; "ayAer sbr' lnuroer 90; Mary Ayr-
New Orleans; Edmond Richardson (Isr Brodie Whining
ton. NC; Enigma (Br Turner. Charleston Harrisburg.
Howe. Pernambuco: Virgin del Carmen cSp) Achaterui
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and quantity u loose wheat have landed sInes
last report
kocakvoar. March 2l-Ths Abbe Thomas bark, Of Tar
mouth tNsl. Eidrdge. from Phiadelphia for Dunkirk
tpetroeunl, stranded lately stance OF three miles
ns east o. Poine de IL courbe Of Bordeaux River
mas been surveyed condemned declared
repaired The Marine IL busy with the
covered. -
RaScooS=fBy telegraph dated Calcutta. March ~
Isi rD-Ihe Loeb Coil from Cacutts for New York, has
put IN here. having lost the master overheard
SuspERLAxp March 23-The Or Won Thunen fellow Kis.
damage.
YOKOHAMA Feb 1.-THE Surrrise from New York fcr tbis
port which struck on Plymouth Rocks washed on the
during the late heavy weather ashore
now lies on sandy beach, Her being
probably be saved
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 4, 1876.
ARRIVALS

REPORTED RY TIKI HERALD STEAM YACHTS AID HHRALD
wHIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer The Queen r Bragg, Liverpool March - and
Queenstown 9th. with pdse and 1913 passengers 10
Steamer City Of New York tBr, Lave, Liverpool March
70 and Queensown 24th, with mdse aad passsngcrs
Fr bouni W; April lat ~ u7 Ion 81 or German
srir,rlgged steamer bound same day 80 miles Of
pool $50 miles Of do Egypt Br), hence for
steamer Geo Cromwell Bacon Bermuda March 81. with
mdss and passengers 70 A Outsrbridge. Had strong
head winds: April +PM. spoke schr Alfred Brsbrook u
she making for bermuda The I, has passengers
10 Of the OF ship Troop, which fcundered at
sea before renored they being picked up BY bark smyr
steamer City Of Dallas, Hines. Fernsndina March 20
pss.enxers to I Ii Mallory Co Xsr = iIa,ssras airing
WV passed steamer CITY Of New York hence for Havana
mdse and passengers to VIM CLYDE 4 Co "'''
steamer Richmond, Kelley. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdss and passengers 70 she Old dominion
scnr orine. somers. Csrdenss March "a with sugar
Brett Son Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Galatea Walden. Providence for New York.
schr Laura Burlingsme, buringAme. ksnnsbsc River
schr Minanas, Philips Providence for Nov York.
schr Harriet Thomas Van Clesf New Haven for New
schr Cicero. Clarkson, Bangor for New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Albasross. Davis. New York for Fsn River
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION l
WuITksroSK. Ii. April Z. 1873
Owing TO the norsher to-day sailing vessels
Flushing Bay tried it, closely reefed but glad
Sound aud coastvs steamers however, al here
schedule time.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmaste Informed
that BY telegAphng tho HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No - Fleet street, London" the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de poperA
Paris" the arrivals and from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabsd to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and calling from French and Msdi
ports will and the Paris ecs the economical
and expeditions for telsgrsphing
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SAILED.

Steamers Labrador tr), for nsvrs; Wyoming sBr. Lv-
erpoo: Posville. Havanx Herman Lvin
wyanoke Richmond &c; ship COnqusror, Sas Franchise;
brig RebeccaJ Paige. Sagua
Wind at sunset, NV: 80 Pm. n. strong
Barometer NJ sunset, %. e. midnight, Ia61
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SPOKEN.

Ship Victory r,. Watson from st John. NB for London
April T. LAT ~ 81. Ion Is ".
Bark Doris Eckhon Hens, from Gresnock for Havana,
March IL. lat 40 II. Ion Q 10.
Bark Legal Tender from Mexico Tor Puget sound March
Is, Las 81 20 N, Ion l26 low.
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Of Of the buoys requested 70 communicate the
the In order that the may pub
ey brought the attention Of the proper authorities
letter addressed 10 tho HERALD giving tho number and
position lucy and the OF the displacement
all that necessary.
Sy-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Ths Nrw YoRE
HERALD has adopted Coston night signal for
board the HxnALD yacht showing while burn
the colo red green red changing from the other
in succession. and be several miles distant Cap
tans OF vessels, seeing this signal win obige by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
nSPerson DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York by addressing such vessels
ofHERALD yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters received from all parts othe world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates are required
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
WHALEMEN.

He'll Gate pilots report the buoy OF Tenth st. Eas
River has dred ZOO yards from its proper position.
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Arrived At Table Bay Feb L. bark Mercury Clifford Of
NIB from cruise.
sooken-Dsc rs lat IS Is s. Ion 90 W. bark osmaui o.
born, Of NIB, months out, with 10o bbls sp oil.
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syNorIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TuR
cUAsTiNG sERvrck-capsains or officers o. vessels on
vho observe dspiaceeas removal
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FOREIGN PORTS

AsrIxwAlI March 22-Arr,vsd, bark Monitor. Ration.
Cardin
sailed 10Th schrs Impulse. Roundss. Bslise; 2ssh.
Bayiis. johnson. CisnfnsgoA
BxRxupA March l7Arived schY Jessie Jones 3d. Ruo
ding psnssAs Tor Yarmouth xs saaa saAisd 2osA iosk
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THOMAS 4. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW. YORK
Grocsr rca Coffee aud Foaf Dealer New Yssksrs an1
sssybsdy ell and Get bargsiaA ~ vsssy o. y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

"Women are going into the insurance bust
ness" And when a comely woman enters a
mans Office, bitches up her chair, places a fair
hand on his arm and begins to talk about poll
cies, he feels az if his life ought &c be insured
pretty soon. And this feeling is greatly aug.
mented should his wife drop in Unexpectedly
during the in;erview.-Er.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

Mrs. Dipper TO Jonesey, who is deeply in
arrears for board)-"Mr. Jones, won't you
step into the parlor for a moment? l wish to
speak with you" Jonesey-"Really, Mrs.
Dipper, should like to accommodate you,
but what Will the boarders say at seeing US
alonee? Oh, no, excuse me-"
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BEAR IN MIND
DISSOLUTION.

The atnershp heretofore existing the gn1Cr
signed emanuiscture OF paper, under tae Arm name OF
William err Co. i his day Dissolved ~ mutual con-
sent M. --iness viii Do continued by ;. W william,
sd r u So ser, under the arm name Ct wlams& Co
WHO win as.4 Al hab!lte CT The ot lrul. sud 70 whom
m dehts n b. aid :. W. WILLIAMS,
l.. n. EAEE.
WARREN MOORE.
OTTAWA fuae %, l-s5-sw = n. swEETSEG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

am habbin heap o. trouble wild sleep.
lessness desc nights" remarked an old darkey
the other day. "Ho, no! reckons knows
all bout dat" said another African near by.
"Yo' knows nofiin-dat's what yo knows
replied the old man. "Sartin | do knows
suthin," chucKled the other;"I knows well
huff dat yo' cant sleep o. nights, an sizes,
knows thatyo neighbo's can't nuther, eff dew.
got any chickens
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

4 lady was lately examining some clothing
for infants, in dry goods store and was eyi.
IDENTIFY at loss TO make up her mind as to the
proper selection, when the clerk thought to
assist by enquiring: rs your baby boy or
a girl'' The lady flushed holy, but replied
with ingenious frankness: Il don't know
yet.m She was suffered to make her selection
without further interruption.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-07-08

A gentleman ,.avlng engaged brick-layer
to make some airs in his cellar, orGered
the ale to be l. .IJved before the brick-layer
commenced h work. ooh, am not afraid
of barrel OF oc sir, said the man. Il pre-.
sumo not" 81. he gentleman; "but think
a barrel of alr Nould run at your approach"