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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-16

Open every business day from "a III. 10 p III
4! saturday evenings for savings deposits only
rom to O'Clock.
w. HYSLOP. Treasurer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-16
TOWN AND COUNTRY"
READY MIXED PAINTS
Your House Needs Painting Badly,

Your H0us8 Heeds Palntlng badIy,
protect nnomth weather
mean Protect nd Beauty you use, max I'M
Auractye aDd
Towns ndt Mixed prepare
'oimg oeps, mixed
1 he o
not
al
applied when the are followed
i ways Rta fol
all nal mat
One Gallon will Cover 200 to $50 Square Feet
Two Coats.
Cnsnd oforma'ioai regard to the
TOWN AND COUNTRY Ready Mixed Paints
THE LION
BARCLAY BROS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-16

n all cases of private, chronic, and urinary d.
known that DR. James has stood al the head oil
the profession for the past 80 years. Age and
experience are all-important seminar weak
ness, night losses by dreams pimples on the
Ladies wanting the most delicate attention. call
OF write. Pleasant home for patients, book
for the million. Marriage Guide, which tells
--whv MOTTO cents 10 pay postage. Dr james
has 10 rooms and psrlor You see no one but
the doctor Office hours, u m. To m sun
tial 4-2S-dkw-ly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-16
A GENTS WANTED to sell Boob 81 New

AND THE CANPAi0N OF is76y
just the book for the times. Gives full history
of the National Capital and Government. Shows
how the government has been managed since its
organization. Explains how jobs are put
through congress. Gives iuli history OF the
Whisky frauds aud Belknap scandal. II gives
pricks. Grand chance for Agents. Address,
s-l7-wsw ]. n CHAMBERS, ST. Louis. Mo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-16

Highland Park, Ill.
4 Collegiate and Preparatory lnsti-
tuition for Ladies'.
Fall session begins September goth, ls7d.
Course of study thorough and extended. RARE
facilities for Music, Drawing ::snd Painting
Manners, Morals and Health OF the first impOr-
lance. College buildings commodions. and
well furnished No rooms tor pupils above two
flights of stairs Location attractive. Those
who have completed their ordinary school edu-
cation elsewhere may be received TO pursue our
higher courses with special advantage. Ed
WARD Z. WESTON. PREsIDiNI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10

returns, and he becomes, after time,
as sane as before. There are, Of course,
exceptions to this rule, but It is true in
nine cases out Of tcn.--H. NJ Robinson
IN appleton.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10

. mother held upon he, knee


A mother held upon her knee !. il 4a
Her rosy boy Of Summers three. 4
Aud tossed him up and tossed him down,
TIL nii the ourls danced on his crown;
While thus she sang and answered be
"Lovc me- my sweet, for love thee"
An orchard spread Its blossoms ont,
While busy bees aew round about;
Beneath its boughs n youth aud maid ls
Blushed like the blossoms overhead
With downcast looks then inurmutrd he:
"Love me, dear girl, for love thee" 4.
A hall Of state, tower Of pride,
With parks and gardens..at its side esd
In russot cloak q bard OF farno
Gene wooing to noble dame; .--.
He sang with sweetest melody rr j. f
"Love me, my queen, for love thee
A field Of battle, dark With night, 'r.l
A feeble CLEAN Of lantern-l light hi
A warrior dying, drop by drop, fsfe.f
A wifc's pure bosom as his prop; - g4.J
Death strikes his dart as gaspeih he;
"Love me, my love, for love thee"
An hearts must love somc time the breast
Sends out TO some one this request n
10 childhOods hour, In manhoods prime,
In youth, In nge in every olimc, fiaL "a
Where'er the words the thought will be;
"Lo,e me, my love, for ! love thee" - '.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10

my son." said an old man, "bcwarc
of prejudices. They are like rats, and
mems minds are like traps; prejudices
get in easily, but Il is doubtful if they
ever get out"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10

Two hundred and thirty thousand
cubic feet Of tho best pine are used In
making tho 2o, 900, ,oeo, 900 matches pro
duccd In the United States annually,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10
Livery stable.

vVNHE undersigned begs leave TO inform the pub
lie that he IL now fully prepar.' to nccommo-
date all in the way Of furnishing H. Buggies
saddles and Harness, on tho shortest notice and
On reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
between Third and Fourth.
Glearfeid. Feb. 4. 1874
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10

Dsndies and nanny-g goats never fail
TO pride themselves on their kids.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10

Ia childhoods hour, in manhoods prime.
In youth, iu age, in every dime i,,g
"neteer 'ns rIras ,as 'Sc Ss 'pIusn, WI 9'i
=. :. = :. - - -
49,, ,,,.,,nnonoon rn.,
{ fHH iHhhO"o D o' NE 1@o'i T.
! Al I,l.s vorne in h;s work oTh,
; Mvsterions Islandn denic,s he fndino
ofo certain hoa,swain mon smafl
Island after solitary residence there
or twelve years ,lnra,;on This unban.
nv norson Il descr;hed os heing cover,
~ nrar h;s on,;ro hodv with th;cl,
sui, or hair o;v;nr hin, tho osncct n,
an ano Ua1as devo;d of sneccb save
cor,a;n up;n,oII;gihlo sounds and his
;nteIIoct 10 a blanI Evidontly his ron,
son md msmorv Of languagc have botb
Ebccn lo,f far / series ot Gears The
ast;ars oe ,his moor arsa,,,re aro those
of nm ANNA, apd h,s 6abits ara flthv
and hrntaI in the eytreme Uo ros;sis
!, The cfforts made 70 cantnre him and
mal,es rsnea,ed bnt fl,ilc endeovors
70 escane
IN ,he ;s,and "a oiso d;eoovorod ,bo
dweIl;na or;ginallv occnn;ed by tho
hoo,swa;, divine ,be ,ariod IF his
advent but now evidently lone since
fallen 70 demetnde II contains some
cooL;na r,ons;ls omnri,;on and 6ro.
arms . R;blo and some seeds so ,bo,
~ os,a,,ov NOD r;,h;, H. roaoh tho
means NJ anneas;no HUNGER comfor,a.
lble shelter and n fair amount Of food
fnr thc mind nesn;,e ali th;s he Mad
los, h;s reaso, 6red his dweIl;ng and
lived l;ke n wild beast in tbe forest
Uar;na most Of the essentials which
con,r;5n,e ~ comtor,able existence in
communities tho man had donbtless
hocnme ;,sono from locL of comnon;on.
sh;n A. srst nrohohlv the lIca wos
novel % and ENGAGED his intellectual fac.
Niles nv Tho drSi,s which Il made mn.
an thoy Enr,hor on no ,onood a.
s;',h, nf hrman saoo e. hnnan svm
AL, and onmnan;on.b;n Th;s dcs;re
py ia',; nnon NO b;m baco,I;n =, a, ieng,h
| a. ono phsorh;n, ,honah, yh;.h mas
,aroJ and oxcln5ed ali otbeys Thcn
tho dos;ro for nhys;coI ovcrtion woned
.hc ucslrei1 i1r ppy slca' cArr''pn ,t "anvu y,
.no ni,nu ue'a " a,i o'se ou. ..s ~, u
1enso longing ,r ,or ro',owsnap, @ eoliouo' io'.NS
anu ieu upon e,, ,ts',' - reaso,l m"huoruu, he
a mere animal. Having been of a
somewhat sonlowna' nvieo r a''u a..' "Is'p,o so,n,
peraihen' peioro insanity, ny peoa'ne =
W. wnu i,iu noisou9'y ''noise''e Aa,u','''
linen caino scason s, VI eHPosuro " .uo
c'e'hc,'s hnp q h'o 'eu " 'no ioWe.
ahl'la's uur'ns "n'on' ' pa'urc . wro"gn,
ne' ny "e',,;",. s'o,ous -. ;" | a,.sn. "n
~ ~ ~ aip,;nod p : sn;, oc AL ha,rf , n l;on
",d IL eel danaIanr,an, s,
'..;s~l ~ o,o.es ~ ;r,o D ,La. 20 ~, W Al,
,u;s .a,aJ ~ ana',s a " H. ~ hIpa,s,,a;,' hp IL
,a"L I al d"r rcpnna,,;onsl;n Ho was ,ns,
"0ase NJ III so '''V'''''"' ""' '0''
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s " H. ;rsoror,or =
xrodna,,,, ,oapworod b;s s"n;,v r.,
aa a'a ~ $1,000, 49, ae w h;s sannor ~
ues.sS Wy .e' ~ 10 u, 80. ,a
s1ese ,V'., ~ .na;a ~ III, "" D., - a'
~ ,ss aio re" H., ~ ,a,.' n.'J ~ .s ."l 'n''
yoi po'.,V" ~ Wy 49, oa'' b"ooeu
uPon Wv ,ana w, "pu aYy
Woui' W a o'auH " nun, re nau ~ ~
liolo 'ne,noi ~ \ Vi '"e"' '""' '"0y ""'
'iovei 'A'S'ou' ai4.b
But unfortunately, M. jules verne
deals IN nctlon ana we must accept ni'
: statements cum IrGUO STffS. NOW. lei
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-05-10
MITCHELL WAGONS
The Best is the Cheapest!

Thomas Reilly has received another large lot Of
"Miteheli Wagons" which are among the very
best Manufactured, and which he will sell at the
most reasonable rates. His stock includes almost
all descriptions Of wagons--largeand small, wide
and narrow track. Call and see them.
nprs'7I THOMAS REILLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09
E@sf E'NS'P SgsF&
IN TIE
Republican VALLEY.
= : TnTvTc

Il. :. HOLMES, -. T~.cr.:e:a-.
This Stage line roaming from
Boomlneton to Guilr Rock connects
with the line from the u"r:h. also the
unl coming from the south.
.krriFe> al Re,lCioul from the w.>tt
Mondays and Thursdays. and return,
Tuesdays aud Fridays.
Good time sober drivers and CON
:ortalie waCGns
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

There wa- a wciilug some where.
last Sunday Nir Nar,in Marsh aui
Miss Cara SIn,l>rr. were the victim,
judge Tu,ley> otficia'ca. We ~, pose
you though va wou.i kee, il srcit:
from u. Nj Marsh; tut j, vas no 20
"a can't fcal III printer. Went yon
set tm NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

ten. Geo. Ii. HO;Crt> q Harlan
tnuu,y, tTelfei tt n ut l;g3
C.sul ant vicinity to y raTe AMI elo-
qnent ailreS>. cr'lat f..lty night.
liz i, the Republican candidate for
Attorney General, ani G,f,re tii- ar
pears n:he Paper IL will Sc t.clci
ty large H., riy, We hope to Sc
hI> E,ma. cgunua tee in cur mis-,
"l;,n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09
TIE EH:sr o. Di5EhS-

J8L Of 2AjI!
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

WALTER \ WOOD.
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town-RJ Cortis
steamer Hsyetia tBD. Thomson. Liverpool via Qussns-
steamer Somerset lBD. Western. Bristol. E-w Nor
gan.
steamer Victoria CBr) Hsddsrwick Glasgow-Hsndsrson
Bros
Steamer Philadelphia. Davs Pniladephia-JS Hand
Ship Suovo Rather dab. La commara, Bristol EJonn
4 SeAger.
ship Garibaldl. Thatcher. San Franeiseo-simonson
Howes.
Bark James Brett. Gibson Cork for ordsrsBrsst. Son
4 Co.
BARK winifred (Br). Din, Baltmore-Hsnd 4 Rand
Brig kossak smith, Iiverpool-F Talbot Co. .
Brig Genoa (Br). Priest, Gloucester, R-J Whitney
Co.
Brig henry Dewey. Smith. Buonos Ayres-John Nor
ton, Jr 4 Son
Brig Nellie Ware. Ashbury Minatitlan. AsxJ O Ward
Co
Brig J W Hunt Hunt. Kingston. Js-A Solomon Co.
brig Woodland Valentine, PORT Henry Fls-Aurray Fer
ris 4 Co.
sehr Nancy W Smith. Tocker Rio Jsnsiro and Santos
Thos Norton x Co.
Schr G II Foster Coombs RIO Janeiro-Jas z Ward Co.
schr Mary Heyer Hodgdon, 81 Pierre and Point artrs
-Isaac Staples.
Loud
schr Flora woodhouse. Laury. Observation-Disclosures
sehr uerry Parker, Lewis Richmond. vs-slashs
schr Daniel Marcy, Cahoon. Portsmouth. Nib Wen
berg X CO.
sehr VIM Gnlum. Mshaay. oriens-slaghs 4 Petty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
FOREIGN PORTS

BAnsApos. April io-Arrived previous. schr WIN
Kprht. knight. baltimore.
uAvAx. April i3-Arriyed bries Confederate r. Turk.
Island: Dotte tBr Peak. Ccnfuegos schr Laura Bell
tBr, 81 Thomas; 18th. ship Ro.encath Orr, London
Also arrived 18th. steamer cheiydra Br, Could Cardn
Tor Philadelphia
sailed 18th steamer ryrian Dry Ham. Jamaica
NKwcAsrLk. NSw. Feb i2Saited. ship Codstream, Sa.
ter San Francisco: 18TH bark Abucrs lRrl. Banks do
March ship Isle Of Erin nr Irvine, do 7th. -Csrsla
for
synxsy, SSw. Feb 2s-saiied. ship Merchant trr)
Quinn. san Francesca: March =. bark Van Deman (Br),
Laudsboro, do.
Ia port March B. ship Earl Dahouse (r San Fran
cisco. ldg
SANTOS March ARRIVED previous. brig schuma-
cher Ger. Isohse. baltimore.
Sr Jonx MI. April 13-Aruvcd bark Silver Cloud fBr)
Robertson Dublin brig zingu tBrl. Edsctt New York via
lockpot Ms; l4th ship Abstne lBr, Brown Southwest
Pass
cleared 18Th schrs Emma for Philadelphia; Farweli
for Canary Islands, Champion. New York.
TniSApAp cuba) April S-Arriyed, brig Agnes Barton,
knight. Baltimore.
1unks ISLANDS March 25Arrived brig Cora (r,. Recs
~ Thomas land cleared 10th for New York 18TH Mary
eron. Burgess Port DO raix land cleared 3i for Bos-
ton.
Cleared March 20, brig Alice tBr,. Montgomery IRON
New York;. Truxilo
vicronA. W. April ssaiIed banks Aboyne tnr,. swan.
sydney. SsW Maria. Bogaemo tIu Bencaari, Molando
18th. ship Ncthilde tSiel Guirzei. Callao.
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letter addressed to the HERALD. giving the number ana
position OF the huoy and tho extent Of the displacement
all that necessary.
ny-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGtlr.-rhs Nkw YORK
adopted gushing coson night signal Tor
board the yacht showing while burn
ing the eoos red red changing from one 70 the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will obgc US BY
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department. OF the HERALn
RSPeons DESTROYS OF with vessels arrv-
ing New York by addressing 70 such vesses
ofIkEALD yacht. pier No East River New YORK
Letters received from ALI parts ofhe world and promptly Do
livered. Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. April II, 1870
HOMESTEAD AND PRK-ENPrIoN ENTRIES WITHIN
LAND GRANT LIMITs-TKxT OF THE BILL
URGENTLY PASSED BY CONGRESS.
Tho following IL the full text OF the important bill
passed by the House OF Representatives yesterday
relative to homestead and cemrton entries within
land grant limits. The bill passed without amend
men. just came from the Senate and will, there
FORE become law receives tho Presidents
signature. II does not confirm. but tho contrary
entirely the ruling OF Secretary Delano, that
railroad grants take effect prior to the reception
the local land offices and Of notices Of wthdrawal:-
BE IL enacted, &c, That all presumption and
homestead entries or entries in compliance with any
law OF the United States OF the public land made
good faith by actual settlers upon tracts OF lands Of
more than leo acres EACH within the limits of any
land grant prior the time when notice OF withdrawal
OF tho lands embraced IL such grant received at
the local land Office OF the district which such lands
situated after their restoration TO the market by
order OF the General Land ONCE where the pre-
cmpton and homestead laws have hccn complied with
and proper proofs thereof have been made by the
parties holding such tracts parts. they shall be
nrmed and patents for the same shall issue TO the
parties entitled thereto.
SHcTIoS 2 That when at the time OF such withdrawal
isted upon any land within the limits Of any such
grant which aiterward were abandoned and under the
decision and rulings OF tho Land Department were
entered by presumption homes, cad claimants who
have complied with the laws governing pre- cmplion
homestead entries and shall make proper proofs
required under such laws such entries shall be deemed
valid and patent issued the person entitled thereto
SIC. 3 That all such presumption and homestead
tries which may have been made by OF the
Land Department pursuance of the rules and in
sructons thereof within tho limits Of any land grant,
nj time subsequent to expiration OF such grant, shall
be deemed valid and compliance with the laws, and
the making Of the proofs required shall entite tho
holder OF The claim to patent therefor
THE PURCHASE OF SILVER BY THE TREASURY
mp. pTMrNT
The Treasury Department has purchased two
mopths supply OF silver bullion rates which
prevailed few weeks ago. the average price paid hav
ing boon about thrco cents per less than the
present market rate This stock, together with tho
bullion fund will, /. is believed, be sulicen. for the
coinage until the annual statement at the mins which
will be made in June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Our thanks rendered MrJ Dochsrty. purser Of
steamer Tybce for fsvors
scnR HnSaKrrA GREKxLxAy dshsrms before reported
with sh; ssE breeze when heavy squs struck and and
nediaely The four OF the who drowned were
below aud had time The captain and Of
They cut the issSnss sSs captain
nss snd s'
drtsd about at the mercy Ct the wsve-she Grow having
10Th inst when picked BY the schooner Lizzie
CLARK The Henrietta Grsenea was new vessel Of 81 tons
She valued At $1,000 and owned BY her captain
interest and insured for 81 $50 in Gloucester Office
Sem ANNE GIsaoS Shelley driven ashore Of
She to Porto Reo
In return, proceeded to small Island get ballast
~s" s s.s y c.s ys
Arthur Wilson, ofPortsmouth. Va. No insurance.
scHR HIccrss arrived Providence 18th inst from
had been making the rate Of 500 strokes per
soala s1psIisnssd winds during the srss o.
DISASTERS IN FERRuARY-The Direction Of the Bureau
vertas has just published the following
concernmw ali ngsssiiing vessels reported iossa5
sol. English ls American y French 9, Norwegsn, &c,
the nationality is unknown total 90 IN this number
LOST steamers English French Of which the nsscn
alisy Is unknown; total, g.
G.ogsxsrss Mass. April i4.Anxesy !: felt here for .he
She has been absent fou. weeks on trip 20 Georges
Of 10 men.
HALIFAX April 14-Prince Edward Island harbors are
still closed by lee but Of them will shortly OPEN
quantity OF produce which has been frozen In n
winter will be exported.
The George Shattuck which e here on the 4tt
for st Pierre arrived here this morning all we'll being
tanned by lee.
NEWPORT April l4-Partes have arrived here from Biacs
assis. in getting Oh chr Mary Augusta ashore that
place.
LAuxcHED-At Mystic. 18th inst from the yard OF q
Richmond first class sloop named the Juhn Green
commanded by Capt as cnn. She 10 ~ long
feet adth Of BEAM and intended for tho fishing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL Is

Brig Premier (Brl Rogers New York Tor Yarmouth, Ms
Brig Noyes Colcord. New York for City Island
Sehr Hattie Lou New York tor Hartford .
Schr W Dickinson. Murray New York Tor New LONDON.
Schr q Hazard. Mack. New York for New London
schr A baker. LAngn. New York 10 New London
schr jaime: Kelly Cochran. New York for New London
Schr l. varney Rowe. PORT johnson for Boston
Schr Forest Oak, Parker. Baltimore for New haven-
Schr Lizzie. Cochrane. Port johnson Tor Boston
Schr Ceres. Alley. New York for Boston.
Schr Dwight Davidson, Freeman Virginia for New Hsven
Schr Haxleton, Rogers Baltimore for Provincetown.
Schr Onward, uorham New York for Providence.
Schr Lucian. Ball New York for Southport
schr Russell. Aehansy Virginia for Hartford
Schr Mary stewart. Fuller. New York for Boston.
Schr Mary Purves Tracy Hoboken for Lanesvile.
Schr r Blake tBrl. Asaey, New York Tor Spencer's
Island
Schr Iona. Coombs Port johnson for Boston.
Sehr kendric Fish, Schroeder johnson for Ports
month.
sehr Ida Palmer. Palmer. New York for stamford
HxRALD TxLEcRAPu STATION.
WHuEsT0NK. Ii. April ~. 1875
The vessels detained BY fog In this neghborhood night Of
18th proceeded to-day.
Brig Premier Br for Yarmouth. Ns, and schr Quick
step. Huchngs, from Providence for New York. at an
Choir here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxrwERr, April i3-Anived. brig Bengaisa Datch), d
Coed. Boston.
BRxnsRHAvEs April i4-Arrvsd, bark Aueusts Gsr Won
Harten New Orleans
Sailed I4h. bsrks Oaves Br, Carter North America;
Latons NOR Torjesen, do; Ansgar CNor). Gunderssn
Montreal
HAMBURG, April 13-Arrvsd. bark Hilds Maria tGsr).
Samberiich, San Francisco.
sailed lith ship DR. Barsh DAM. Hansen. PhIladephia
Sailed 18th, ship Drot Nor, for Quebec
HAvRK April l3-Arrived, Ariel (Br. Isbistes
Savannah.
LIVERPOOL. April l4-saIled ships Pauina (Br). Patton
New York; Isaac Reed Colby San Francisco barks Hsr-
Home (Br) German North America; st Patrick Br).
Mclean. do.
LrGnoRS. Apr li-saisd bark George Krsmslbsrs Pat
terscn. Philadelphia
MovLLT, April 4Arrived. steamer Sandman (Br,, Dut-
ton Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool land proceeded
MADRAS, April i3-Arrved, ship David Brown. cocord,
Boston.
QUEENSTOWN April -, 4 PN-Arrivsd. steamer Wyoming
Brl Forsyth New York for Liverpool land procssded)
ROTTERDAM, April i3-Arrived steamer Mas Dutch.
Chev slier, New York.
RIO JAxxIao April l2-Arrvsd, ship Grey Eaxis Lucas
baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15

ALEXANDRIA, April 15-Ansved, schrs Gov > smith,
Boston: J X Bodwcil Belfast, Me- Twilight Hannah y
shubef Carrie Hart Geo vreeiand and Howard VII
liafns srsm -----l. tscorget
Aiso arrived schrs Jesse Leach and Emma Douglass
Qfom ----I. Wsshington Belle Halliday, New York.
BOSTON. April 15Arrivcd rchrs Hartford curry. Glen
fuegos; sarah smith, i:auks. Philadelphia Mar Gran
mer tapes. do. s;rAnits state. Crocker Hoboksn;
Murch. Woodward New York
lssh.Arrivsd, steamer. Geo APpold Lcve.nd. Bait.
man. cssdsnss, brss Beta CBrj, ssiig. Ponce; jane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
MARY REILLYS BIG JUMP.

Mary Reilly, Of Williamsburg, l. l., quarrclled with
her husband on Thursday morning, and to her
during his absence at work INDUCED 10 eopious
draugh,s OF beer. The consequence was that when
she saw her husband enter the house In the evening
she jumped through tho second story window and
now rcpcn ting her folly bed under the Dr.
Moody. Her injuries are not serious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April II, 1870
vurr1rrs STORY coRRopoRATED BY SOLICITOR
wrIsox--ToRry-YIvE PERSISTENT AND con-
srsrrxr IrARs--THE MEANS USED TO THROW
TEE SOLICITOR OFF THE SCENT.
pluford Wilson. IN an interview this evening, sub
sss.ssnx essreboratss Cssnsl whtlsy. He says that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shIpmsstes Informed
that BY teegrsphng to tho HERALD London Bureau i'd
dressing Bennett No 70 Fleet street. London" the
Paris Office. addressing Bennst 81 Avenue de rOperA
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of and ell foreign trading
with the United states tho same win DO csbsd 70 shs
country tree OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Nedi-
ports will find the Paris ONCE the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng ncvx
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ny-HorICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
coAsriSG sERyICE-csp,ains officers Of vessels 90
any who observe the displacement removal
Of ANY OF buoys requested communicate the
fact 10 the xRAIp order that the may pub.
lew Lsotshs the attention OF the proper suhsseA
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PRovDEScg April 1s-The spars Of the schr John Ossar
sunk of Nsyat Point have been carried away BY the past
gales by vessel coming In With them aud
there is nothing left mark the wreck which lies In the
track Of vessels bound to or from this port
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French corvette Adonis4
Wind At sunset. Sc: midnight, w.
Barometer ~ sunset. 1850; midnight 1882.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

on DEPARTURES yRon NEW YORK yoa THE MONTHS
or APRIL AND NAY.
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CLEARED.

Bark Ruth Palmer s1 Smith. from Liverpool Feb IT,