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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-02
TEAS AND TOBACCO.

A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OoLoNG,
n Japan, Gunpowder, Souehong and
Young Tyson Teas, and leading brands OF
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaccos
always on hand. Special inducements
offered in these lines
mrq n. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-02
FOR SALE,
For Sale.

ONE OF THE b st AND MOST DEsIR-
" ABLY located farms I'm Brooke county,
owned by Mr.. \. NJ. buchanan, contain.
ing 5l5 acres, $50 improved and I'm the
highest state Of cultivation. One fine two
story Brick Dwelling. containing II rooms
all necessary out buildings. situated four
miles south OF Wel.sourg, on Bethany pix.
For further particulars apply To
mr. ALDEkSON 4 PAUL..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-02
BACON AND LARD.

FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS on HAND
"A OF Leaf Lard, =. G. Hams, shoulders.
Clear sides, s. G. Briskets, etc. Orders filed
fresh from smoke-house daily.
mars m. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-02
RATES OF BOARDING HoRsEx.

sixty cents per day for drove horses or
horses for sale; Sl.00 per day for horses
that are required TO be handled or exer-
cised nd broken.
win keep careful and attentive N ooms.
and horses left in my care will have pro-
per care and attention and handled pro-
peTly, but will Tot be responsible for I'M
avoidable accidents
Parties having property to ofier will re-
oeive prompt attention By addrsssing:
Wheeling, W. Va, or at Bridgeport, D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-02

Forty years has tested the value Of
DR.. A. n. TOdd's Anti.BiIliOus and
liver Pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN USF
For BiiiiOusness
10 DR.. A. y. Todd's Pills.
For Liver Compl2jnt,
Use Or. A. =. Todd's flils.
For Dyspepsia,
Use DIR. A. y. Todd's tills.
FOR Sick Headache,
Use DIR. A. $. Todd's oils.
Eor Disordered stomach,
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use DR.. A. ). Todd S Fills.
FOR Constipation of Bowelsi
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
Fer Palpitation of the Hear,
Use DR.. A. =. Todd'S Pills.
For Impurity OF the Blood.
Use DR.. y. s. Todd's Pills.
For Pains In the Head
Use DIR. A. y. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
Use Hr. A. =. Todds Pills.
LAgGHLIN BROTHERS CO.,
PRUPRIETORS.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-02
REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbis. Crushed, Powdered &Granusted.
100 Extra & and A White,
50 Franklin 3,
50 YellowC,
In store and for saleby
mr9 VI. REILLY.
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n FORTUNE IN III. EVERY FAM
~ LY buysI Sold by Agents. Addrs
GS. WALKER, Erie. Pa. asa0 ,s
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BORDEAUX March s-Arrived bark Freia (Nor) Jensen,
New YORK.
BELFAST March s-Arrived. barks Prnds Oscar (Nor),
Bergsund, Pensacola; Mizpah (Br) Cam. Philadelphia:
brig Argo (Br), Birmingham, Bull River. SC.
BREMEN. March SArrived ship Senator ken (Ger Fen
nekohl New York; bark Mercur tGer), De Ham, Savan-
nah.
Arrived at the weser Lighthouse sth bark Latona or
Torjesen Darien.
DIAL March sArrived of, brig Nellie Crosby Br) Balm,
from Charleston for Bremen
DUNDEE March o--ArrIved ship Lucille Waite Calcutta
DUBLIN. March s-Arrived, bark Nuovo Dovero Qtal .
Campodonco, Baltimore.
GLoucEsrKR. March 9-Arrived, stanton" from -.
GLAssoN DocK March s-Arrived bark (Nor)
Paust. Pensacola.
GLASGOW, March e-Arrived, bark Francesca R QtaD
Califano New York.
GRvKxocK March s-Arrved, bark Waldo. Estes Penss-
cola.
GIBRALTAR. March s-Arrlved, bark Adda Bouner Bon
ner. Messina for Philadelphia Csee below
GENOA TO March s-Arrived schr Milen, Young,
Buenos Ayres
HAxBuRG March s-Arrved, bark Ffeidig CNor), Ander
son. Wilmington, NC.
HAvRK. March s-Arrived, bark c Buign Ger, Koop
Charleston.
Arrived eth, bark NiObe NOr,. Olsen. New Orleans.
Cleared 7th, ship John Patten, wyman. United States
bark John Black (Br) Doane do.
LIVERPOOL March s-Arrived barks Brodrene (Nor, Sal
vesen Pensacola Eliezer Sorl Jorgensen Daren Allan
tic (Ger, Liedke do; 9th, Eliza Mnligan B) Mitchell
Norfolk
Cleared sh, bark Chas Cox Br,, Goudy. st John. NIB
LoSDoS, March 9-Arrived. schr Haskell Crowen,
Boston.
Cleared sth. bark Svalen Nor) Boe, United States
Sailed from Gravesend 9th, bark Calcutta dtaD. Lauro
New York.
LKrrH, March ssaed brig Lily CBD, Lawrence. United
States.
MovILLR March eArrved steamer Ethiopia (BD. Craig.
New York for Glasgow land proceeded.
RorrFRpAM. March 5-Arrived bark Saron (Nor, Jahn-
sen, Charleston.
SourHANPToN March 9-Arrved. steamer Salier Ger
Francke. New York for Bremen land proceeded.
sANrASDER March s-Arrived schr James Slater Haw
kins Savannah.
Arrived Sd bark Mercedes (sp Fernandes New Orleans
(before reported without date)
TRIESTE 10 March s-Arrived, bark charina ItaD Gar
qulo New York.
Arrived Sd bark Prima Vera QtaD. Cacace New York.
vALKScIA to March SArrved, schr 7 Lancaster Hun
ter. New York via Bermuda.
Sailed the Giuseppe Five. for Philadelphia.
wARRKSPoISr, March 9-Arrived, bark Honnung CGer)
Fretwurst Pensacola
GIBRALTAR. March 9The American bark Adda Bonner.
Capt Bonner which sailed Feb Phiadel.
phia put into this port yesterday. in esky condition
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
CLEARED.

Steamer teert Ger, Barends. Hamburg via Plymouth
KunhArdt Co.
City of New York. Zimmerman. Havana-F Alex.
andre * Sons.
Steamer Gamma CBr. Liddcoat. hamilton ,Bermuda)-
A T. OuterbrIdge
Steamer City of Dallas Hines Fernandlna via Port Roy
SC II Mallory X Go.
Steamer Herman Livingston Mallory, Savannah-w r
Garrison
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, Norfolk City Point aud
Richmond-Old Dominion steamship Co
Steamer VIM Clyde Ingram, Philadephia-JRs Hand
Steamer Eleanorh, Johnson Portland-J y Ames.
Steamer Nereus. Berry Boston-H Dimock.
Ship L Stetson, Moore, London-Grnneil, Minturn 4
Co.
ship Jacob Troop (Br), Smith Bristol. E-W Morgan.
Bark Dagmar (Norl, Olsen. stockholm-C Tobias 4 Co
Bark Nttorio utaD Maresca, Barcelona-Benham Boy
Brig Aretas (Br, Robarto. Larne-J Whitney 4 Co.
brig The Charley (Br Hanson, Pont-a Pre-P INevius
4 Son.
Sclr Norris Perot, Randolph, Para-Burdett Pond
Schr John Ward. Fountain. Para-G Amsinck Co.
Schr Mile Trim, Drinkwater, Georgetown Dem-Francs
Whitney.
schr Bi Baxter B0. Baxter. Port spain Trnidsd-C W
Bertaux.
Schr wardwell. Bernbaum, Grand Turk TI--wlson 4
Asmus
Schr Edna Harwood Turner Caraenas-Parsons L Loud.
Schr Annie ID Merritt, Pinkham, Baracoa-Isaac Sta
schr Bellerophon Mcdonald Gloucester Mass-R God
win < Co.
Schr Goodwin, Williams stamford-stamford Manufae
turing Co.
schr Dart Campbell. stamiordstamord Manufacturing
Co
schr John Brooks, Fox, saybrook-Raekett 4 Bro.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

PoRr TOWNSEND. W.T. March 8. 1876.
The italian bark jena Capt Soari, loaded Tacoma
with lumber tor Chmbct Peru cleared this place yes
terday afternoon and started with pilot while going
this harbor with light southeast wind caught
aback by sudden change of wind to northeast The tide
running strong the time drove her Point Hudson
James Sedcn, of revenue wolcott
gnaed and went to her assistance did
getting her of The tug Golaap and
high tide this morning tried her of was unsuc
ccssul The bark is ut in rather precarous
ton and II westerly southery wind springs up she
very liable to be n wreck.
Menschiko Capt Smith, loaded Port Blakely
With lumber New Caledonia and while her from
the former Port Townsend during thick weather
Point hafpast seven last evening There being tug
hand Goliah. which TO
Italian bark Jena of Port Hudson Rothschd agent Of
bark Menschikon called Commander James Seiden of
Oliver Wolcot for assistance who promptly
rendered the and took the Mensehko from dan.
position and towed her to safe anchorage In Port
Townsend bay.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

which the I7th inst further supplies The
vessel will probably the Passage docks for repairs
eo was sAS driven 0 Ashore Feb IN
Ispasssy where she now Hes Sreet Tns Ice driven Sy
on the rocks The cargo has been All saved ana ~
that place The savors however will be gamers by
the wreck As they are under the 10
rived here only yesterday evenng-st Johns (NF) Chron
scHR LIGnrBoAr from New Orleans for Jacksonville, be
OF Atm Inst She is not much damaged.
scHR ANNIE AMsDEN. Captain Mathieson lbefore re-
ported wreckedl sailed from Cennegos March for Boston
The saved The vessel and cargo are total
scHR ENxA JOHNSON, from harwch which put into New
London March leaking stopped it, and proceeded to All
River sth. to sell the damaged fish,
FsarNG SNACK CoRnoRAST pnt into Great Yarmouth +.
contact the 18TH about 80 miles EsE Of Lowestot with
o. Boston 'tIS dSoSaby Jefferson BOdsH from Booth6Sy
via Aberdeen, for Gloucester, E.)
PILor BOAT ALBION No. p while going into Georgetown,
Sc March struck on South Breakers and immediately
went to pieces
AM IN shd s n lay ~ No ansnr SE wnd fresh from
EXE The funnel of the steamer was between her main
and %nlsn masts she had apparently n wrong
The four survivors of the of the Italian bark Nueva
Attavia lately stranded Currtuck beach arrived at
Norfolk evening of 9Th by the steamer Cysne aud le in
the Baltimore same night consigned TO the Vice
Consul at that port who will forward them home to Italy
CHARLESTON March 6The cotton in the hold OF British
bark John Geddie being taken out YESTERDAY and about
l,o bales was removed during the day, out portion
which appeared to have been much burnt but the whole OF
4 was water soaked The cotton will be DISCHARGED nom
day day until the whole placed the neivborng pier,
where probably will be sold for the benefit OF all
cerned.
GIBRALTAR Feb 13The Continental hulk lying at anchor
In this bay oued Feb Is by the bark Busy Heard,
from Philadelphia for enoa, that vessel getting
der and sustained some damage to rigging. &c.
MAzArLAS. Feb 2O-The Wilhelmne Brewer. from -
with hides and for La Paz to fill has ashore 80
miles TO the southwark of Atata There is $1,000 nsur
on the ore in London. 1t will probably be saved.
SAVANNAH. March 9-The Port Warden's survey. held
Emanuel
which in here leaking. recommend that she discharge
part other cargo and be- placed dry dock for
SHPBuILDING-At East Boston the frame of ship
for Hastings Co is Smith X Townscnds yard Robert
Crosby Is buldn of ZOO burden The keel OF
the bark Gen Robert Lee will probably be laid
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY

STEAMER MONTANA (Br) from New York Liverpool had
damaged by collision with ferry steamer in the Mer
sey. February IL
srEaN.R PoScE tsp) for Liverpool which put back 10
Philadelphia damaged BY collision, repaired and sailed
March o.
sulr Eprn TRoor ,Brj from London for Liverpool Ms,
had staboard bow badly damaged by schr Darymsid at
Gravesend. Feb "a
snIp ONTARIO from London New York. ashore on Long
Beach, Little Egg arbor, has bged For further particu-
lars news column.
BARK Isaac JEANS seabrooK for San Francisco
port morning OF eth inst and pieces The crew
saved The vessel owned by James Taylor Co,
istcred si3 tons,
BARK FRiKpRrcu sc1LLA GER waack from Wilmington
Ne. which arrived at Glasgow Feb ls had oremas sprung
and mad lost bowsprit
BARK CoLuNRiSR tBr) from Pensacola for Greenock (be
fore reportedl, abandoned March mot Feb q
BaRE cnAR,orIs NeI Gnndersen. from rsn.sools for
In with pumps broken She repaired proceeded March
BRiG ALIcE (BD, bruguera from Mobile for Cenfuegos.
before reported into Havana Feb ~ in Distress had
pereneed bad weather and obliged throw part OF
cargo overheard.
Bme SELMA, Arnett. from Matanras. at the Delaware
Breakwater March was struck March by heavy
which threw the captain against the cabin door breaking
his jaw aud otherwise njuring him about the head
BntG SUSAN (r) Stuart from Cienfuegos for Boston or
Portland. put into Havana March x. leaky.
scnR ApkLiA llILLs, Gregory. from Pensacola for
Liverpool which put s.s osesnsown Feb 2S under Jury
gale Of the 2@h January. reports that from Ion
Two DAYS previous TO The disaster there was a
very heavy gale IRON the NV, the 27th. The
while st Increasing the forestry was furied and
the mainsa The gale became hurricane and veered
the starboHrd bow aud carried away the bbocn
forward house and boats The steward, William Jones' u
washed overheard aud drowned daylight wad mod
Grated aud on oundng vita the pumps three ieet Of water
Of the mzxenmast and the ship drcd the mercy Of the
On the eth swedish bark come which supplied
them with sails and provisions fhs spanish bark Marietta
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
IMPORTANT ACTION IN REGARD TO THE BEL
KNAPP DISCLOSURES.

IMPORTANT ACTION IN REGARD TO THE BEL
KNAP DISCLOSURES.
At meeting Of the Union League Club last evening,
the President, Joseph H. Choate presiding and very
large attendance OF delegates being present. the follow
Ing important action taken The Union League
Club claiming TO represent and believing they truly
express the sentiments OF the republican voters declare
follows
Ftrst-That in view OF the recent and repeated ex-
posures OF corruption aud fraud in the administration
OF public affairs the welfare OF the republican party as
thorough investigation of the condition and conduct OF
every branch of the public service, to the end mat al
corrupt practices may be brought 10 light and that all
who have abused and betrayed their pubic trusts
whatever may be their station, may DO exposed and
punished
Second-That the exclusive management and control
OF the local affairs OF the party in the state and par
ticuary in the city OF New YORK, by an organized ma
chinery OF office holders which suppresses and Injuries
the real Of the voters Of the party is ntoler
able grievance TO which refuse any longer TO submit
ThiTd-lhat we demand that the independent and
disInterested republicans of the city and the state
shall be fairly represented in the selection of delegates
about be chosen TO the State and National Conven-
tons which charged with the great duty of naming
the candidates of the party for President and Vice
President OF the United States
Fourth-rhat the purpose which has been openly
avowed, and threatened to be put in practical opera
tion OF sending the National Convention at Cnein-
matt delegation from the State OF New York. made up
At State Convention and pledged beforehand TO the
support of particular candidates. is great violation of
the first principles OF republican institutions and an
outrage the rights and wishes OF the great majority
OF the party We insist that the representation OF tho
State OF New York in that Convention shall be com
mtted to delegation wholly unpackcd, and unless
this be conceded 10 us refuse to be bound by its
action.
FUtt-The main clause in this resolution is the de-
sire promptly and explicitly to avow our conviction
that the Of the republican party is not possible
unless the candidate of the republican party bc man
who is not only identified with ITS great principles and
possessed OF proud appreciation OF It's past services,
but is also who has had no connection, direct or
indirect with the abuses which have brought reproach
on the fair name of tho country and party
any suspicious association with those who have
been guilty OF these abuses, and whose name
and shall be in themselves u guarantee OF Il
complete renovation OF the public service, thorough
purgng of Official abuses and administration oil the
government upon principles OF honesty, economy, in-
telligence and public trusts In our judgment ana we
believe IN that of all unbiased and rejecting men, the
exgencies of the party well the country at this
time demand President who shall be deservedy recog
nIzed as a reiormer as well as u republican.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS Feb o-Arrived brig Samuel Lindsey, Gibson
Boston.
Rio Janeiro via ST. Thomas: I'd brig Lucy SNOW, Hail.
: th9%Ss & 'shs: Hattie King % Sr@Slsy M"y"Gu'1
Sailed. lst-Schr Pubina Secord. New York; I'd. brig
M i'r cSTs S2s0e so
Avcrill Jaeme; Martha tsr) GLASS, 50 John. NB via
Edith Hall; oliver, Kingston. ia
brgs Lena (Brl, Davidson. Halifax Otter t'r Prnse,
CIapKx,s March ARRIVED. brig Hattie VI Pain Thes
trup, Borleaux; sehr Ella Barter; Barter Bath,
GALE Jan s7.saiied' bark Mary n Bird. Packard Ma
HAVANA. March 7-Arrlved. briggs Jessie Rhymss, Tucker
Boston; Adria Br, faseagoua; sehr Yrckn. Moore VIII
%insan No s'S s,eame, AsspSeS Gray Aspnwsi tor
.Br stuart Cienfueros for Portland COR Boston leshy:
deiphia: Miranda. Mitchell. New York
Arrived oth, steamer Delta (Brl. from Aspinwall.
leans; ship Forrest Belle IBrJ scott Baltimore bsrk Hasa
peswss Sss BrssE%ascr eorss shepard HeS. NorsS oi
HGlW1x March 4-Arrived schrs Freedom (Br. Dexter.
New York via Torbay whcre she frozen n 9th Prairie
Bird !Br,. Dexter. do via annapolis . ,p.,
sailed sih brig Edith C,r Porto RicO schr Rescue tBr.
IouIaur Dec sI-n port ships Huguenot Bray. for Eng
harks Baicarry CBr Johnson for New York Cambran
Br for 40 do; CsthArnA for do. do; brig North STAR
Morchouse for san Francisco, do.
MAL,c FEB ls-ciearod brig Alice Bradshaw CD. Sand
MlrASEAs March 7Arrived. schr Eta Josie, Bunker.
sailed sih sehrs Lucy Graham Smith, New York; Gam
ma, Guptil, North Of Hatteras. ,, 49,
Liverpool dg; briss (Br Perkins from Port spain.
seeking: i,cma tBp from DemerAra. do sehTs oliver
Bryant Providence do; Annie Bell Griffin from New
sailed 10Th. schr Ida May. Sampson. Newburyport.
ST TnoSAs March s-Arrived bark Hancock King
saeuA March Arrlved brig Alberta, IInckley. Point
sailed 9Th brig Lydia Cole ,Brl. Rose, New York schr
Eliza sawyer, Cook, NOrth Of HsstsraA
The New York herald., 1876-03-10

SALEM March ARRIVED. sehrs Hudson, coleman; Jo-
siah WhitehOuse Farnham, and Maggie Todd lchr
Elizabehpor. Gates. Freeman Calais for New YORK
S'h-Arrved, schr Highlander. Wood Perth Amooy- :,
VINEYARD HAVEN March S-Arrived steamers her
cues Leopard and RatesnAke irom Boston for rhAae,
phia bark & Jones tBr Leghon Tor Boston; brigs Val
eEeia rrinan for do Express r. Cabaren for do Pre-
mier tB Demerara for do Earnest Philadelphia for Fort
land; schrs Eugene (Br), East Harb0r for or
ders; x I Cordery Richmond, Va, for Boston
Treasure (Br) Santiago for do; William Connors Jackson
Vile for dos Augustus Fabens MayagueE for Newbury
pOrt LorettO Fish. Savannah Bath; Mary Bucksve
Tor IhomastOn; Stephen Woodbury. do for BnckspOrt
Ada Damon and xidette New York for Glnuceste Moie
Porter Boston for Virginia: Haven Elzabehport Tor
NewburypOrt; Louisa A Johnson do for Portland
Sailed Sth. schr q Barrett
WILMINGTON, NC March 7-Cleared bark Keppa
Nor Turgessen, Bamore schr satilla Rivers satlla,
Ga. to load for Bath.
sth-Arrived. steamer Fanita. Hunter Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
sy-SoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS INFERNO

Ry-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENrERfNd
TIE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGuT-he Nxw YoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Co.on isht signal Tor
use on board the HERALD yacht showing white
ing the coors red green red changing the
in succession be several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon seeing this signal, will ooge by
preparing any marine they may have for the ship
News Department Of the nkRALn
pS-Persons desous of communicating with vessels arrv
ing York do bv addressing 70 such vesseis
HERALD yacht pier No East River New York
received from all parts ofthe world and promptly de-
nvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
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THE GERMAN TAXPAYERS.

The German taxpayers OF the Tenth, Eleventh and
Seventeenth wards held meeting last evening at Con-
corda Hall, A. Resolutions passed by
the association approving OF the endeavors OF Comp
troer Green to effect reform in the administration OF
municipal affairs by preparing and forwarding bills 10
the Legislature in lavor OF reform. The resolutions
concluded with the request that the OF office OF
the Comptroller be extended. letter read from
the Governors secretary stating that set OF the
bills and resolutions had been received and that Cover
nor Tilden would do all In his power forward the
vleWs OF the association
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
SPOKEN.

Ship Carn Nor from Mandel for Pensacola, Feb % lat
AZ A. Ion IS.
Snip Aneroid (3r from Indepencia Bay for Falmouth,
Jan l5 LAT 10 IL ), Ion 20 56 W.
Bark Woodside. Montgomery, from Table Bay Port
land Me. Jan IL lat 4 :. Ion 81 w.
German bark, "a days from Bremen for New Jersey"
Feb =, lat 81. Ion %
A bark showing letters PDKL from - for Charleston
Feb =. lat % SO n Ion 46 w.
Brig Valero (Br) Norris from Londonderry for Sandy
Hook Feb IL, lat i3 10. lon ~ 20
The BFGN ~ (Am), from Liverpool Bombay Nov IL
lat 3. lon "a W.
schr Anna Whiting. from for Port Royal Feb %. lat
80 o. Ion rs.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and pmasters informed
that by telegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London the
Paris oice addressing "Bennet 81 Avenue d, Opera
Paris" tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arryingat and sailing from French Medi-
will ind the ONCE economical
and expeditions for telegraphing newl
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
SAILED.

Steamers Gellert er) for Hamburg City of New York
Havana; Gamma (Br) bermuda: City of Dallas. Fernan-
dina Herman Livingston Savannah: Isaac Bell Rich
mond, &c; Albemsrle Lewes Del VIM Clyde. Phadel-
phR barks Lyman. AMER; Lndesnares (Nor, Liver
pool British Consultation (BD, Dundee; Harwich (Bn.
Gloucester brigs Victoria (Br) Barbados Redowa Cork
Falmouth. Susan Bergen. Manzana; Alice (Rr), Grand
Cay and Truxillo schrs Orrie Drsko George, Dem
Abbie st Johns, PIX; Etna, Ponce, PR.
Vino midnight. NJ.
ter a midnight, 30 1S.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt amblin of bark Sea Fox of New Bed
ford reports her on Tacahuno 3 with 100 bb sp oil
since leaving fayal Touched land who fell
from alot and broke his arm. aud also Nantucket boy
named Harps sick Would touch at Esmeralda Spoke Jan
Z. bark Mars, Allen NIB 10 bbs since leaving Panama:
date bark Nautilus Lake do, 100 bbs since leaving
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
YACHTS. sTEANIBOATs GO

LoR sALE--To CLOSE AN ESTATE. sfDEwHEEL
Matano l45 feet long AZ feet draught large
passenger accommodation For particulars apply 20 JONAS
SMITH Il CO., Sj South 81.
TITANTED A SINGLE SHELL, 20 TO 30 FEET LONG,
w cheap for cash Address box "A Post Office Orange
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
NIIsCELLANEOUs.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent States for without publicity; 10
al eyerywhere no charge until divorce granted advice
free. NJ. HOUSE. Attorney. l9f Broadwsy
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
StalHer

DATES OF DEPARTURES FRoM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MARCH April.
The New York herald., 1876-03-10
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

Next drawing March 81.
Extraordinary drawing ciyculars ready
For particulars address
b. MARTINEZ 4 CO. Bankers
lONa st. basement, or box 46s2 New York oiHce
THOMAs X AGNEW, THE GREAT NEW YORR
Grocer. Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer New Yorkars and
everybody call and get bargains 80 resey 81.