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FOREIGN PORTS

ar < :sr' ;f sn
sdsphis aud sailed April 8 70 rs,urnl'
msssS orig Pas
T. :sRr cs".%sa so%Ssn poninIsa '''' As''' ~',
arrived S RUBY Dr. from trss Rising saa
GraiHg from New York arrived ,th; Dante !Br, Martin
Albert DIR, and Anglo tBri. Tor do
SON Kingston ja FORUMS sBr,. Howe Porto Rico 3ssS
chr Cecil Fullerton tD. Crane st Thomas to load for
sailed 18th sch, I A Van B.un, rcoker. New York.
cAnpxSAs, April 24-Arrived. schr Cumberland Weber.
sailed list. schr. chas Sears. Turner north Of Hat.
bark Annie Troop tBr trita do; schrs sweeney, So
usvans: 18Th %csia rSarow, White do
spissr. Janet rorss. m: Kane do Lorraine sr5
April 81 .ehr. Scotia r wSsipsy fsals jsessoavs: ar
sailed n.,ss 80 ss, sIE Alice ss cSSs
Irwin $, Thcma: 10 load for New York. 18th, Morning star
msvssA xprii a~Arrnea briss Peerless. CBr Wilson, 81
Clara ads%s Nay bark Aass
Carlton Paesard. Liverpool; "a James Z holbrook
sailed 2ad Srirs Robin Br). Havener ssgua: 18th,
s sss tSns
Won Baow from New Orleans. Bremen:
Spanish Main aecussS S az Aes 'sn Do; Sass
ton Br Baie cienfasgos; scar Kate Mckenzie tBr,.
KIscsros "a April s;.Arrivsd ;chr seIvin Roberts,
Butler Br. Halifax Evzngene Brl, Stephens do: schr
VT Byrne. Benson. Wilmington. sc; i7,h, schr stowe
Orr. oerhardt, Luncnberg Nc.
sailed April q bark kremln. Wyman. Cuba; 18th
steamer ihurici Orr. Jones Galveston via Vera CRUZ
18Th. schr Annie Murchie. Gibbs New York
LysarooL. April 2.'--Arrved. ship King Cerdc tBr)
Shields. 81 john NIB May :. bark Alpha Nor. TooAssen
Galveston.
MsyAsusz. March coArrived. schr Abbie. oskes, New
York land sailed April for Nsguabol
por, Apr, " brig fsrsa@s B,, Hsws. from ron rs
ssvsy feneS Tor Ss. eso .
from aud for do. ORANGES Emma Potter lBrl. Wy
man. Portland ldg. Edw Laneyer Muliken from and
for Sewbur,port arrived 9th. do Paine. Tor Delaware
Breakwater. ldg.
MsrASzAs. April 22Arrivcd banks Bonito fIsr, Howard
London. 18th: Lucille tBrl. Andrews. Ardrcssan
sailed 21i brig Thos Owen. 1uptil Sagua; 25th. -chrs
Pilots Brid., Eldrdge, New icrk 27h, Maggie u Mars
ton Hooper. Sagua: 2sth barks Kate Meick DR. Frazer
Falmouth ~ Florence Peters Ncantfcrt caiharen: brEs
tBrp Menxes. Falmouth John nrightman.
Iiavana soh i.rks Kate Agnes tBfl Ferguson north 81
Arcadia lBr. ANDERSON. briggs Georgc Gil
christ Orcutt. do, Ernestinc. Knight do schr Louisa
PaISr 4 PrrRr. March 2e-Arrived schr u Mecolicy.
Doughty Washington Nc lsnd sailed 3st for Martinique:
Aprtl 81 brig robert Move. Dearborn. New York.
IL NOT April 81 bark NorAh Han New York 1dg John
q Hal ,j unc. brig Maud Potter (sl. do: schr Charley
lBr). Hanson from aud for New York. arrived March 81
1dg .N
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UNION LEAGUE THEATRE-coMEDIE YRANcAIsE.
The French company of " Durand, whose perform
ances this the Lyceum Theatre created such
marked interest among theatre goers returned last
evening after provincial tour and commenced brief
series of representations at the handsome theatre al
tached TO the Union League Club The audience was
one calculated TO encourage the hopes OF
the management and artists the theatre being wen
filled. and that too by those who appreciated 10 the
fullest extent the rich entertainment placed before
them. The comedy OF George sand, lie Marquis de
vilcuer," ranks among the nrst In the Theatre
Francois repertoire, and It's production last evening
was convincing proof OF the strength OF
II. Durand's company, especially when the
performance left little TO be desired. II was first
brought out in this city at Nibo's Saloon about
eleven years ago by ". Juignet, Nine. Larme and
other artists, who have since become famous. taking
part the The distribution last evening was as
follows Urban, Marquis de VilIener. d. Veniat
Eaefan. Due d'Aleria, NJ. Dabert; lie Comte
do Dunicres, ~ Gennetier; Pierre, VI. Richcz;
Benoit NJ. Benedick La Marquise, Nine
Rcnard; Caroline, Nine Juliette Clarence;
Diane, Mime. Tholer Lcone, Nine. dormant
M Dabert and Nine. Clarence particularly dcserv-
Ing of praise for their admirable impersonatons. and
H. Gennetier and Nine. Tholer, especially In the
ond act loudly applauded Scribcs 'Bataille de
Danes" and lies Deux Veuves" by Malehe, Will be
presented this evening.
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n5-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-rhc NKw York
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing whic burn
coiors red red changing from the other
In several miles distant Cap
tains Of vessels seeing this signal viii obge Us by
preparing marine they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HERALD
RPersons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv
Ing New York do by addressing 20 vessels
ofHKRALD yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts ofhe world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates required.
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B a 70 q IS s., s"s ~s'
nisinmsss head all eScsp. the man.aiI and had
forward house washed supplied her with spare jb;
Brig y Diekis, sof Windsor Ns. Hunter, Havre IS
Brig csnd,delsa Lauro CtsI Lauro Leghorn 10 days.
With marble and rags 70 II Hardy; vesssiso seassr
Brig Dawn of caspel. colas. Rio Janeiro Feb 20. via
Hampton Resas Apr 80 with soss to e;sr GG vessel
Brig susan hergsn Tusse AanIans - lays with me- me,
20 Joseph Frazier Of Philadelphia fell from the royal yard
Brig Edith ~ LiysrYeoD Mailman, Arseso Pr. 10
na'sy csrasn"s 70 aay wth
Brig Mary 9 Roosevelt, Cali fniaaslphis with to
Brig Abby Ths1ser vease. Phiiadelphia, with
shr Ocean way e aken cSar a days
with md.. 70 awey Cascade. Was 10 days north Of Hat
ssSr Joseph Wide of rrewons. Reed Bahia % day.
Crossed The Equator April ? IN lon 80.
sehr Aebis u Brown tef proyince,own,. Mcleod Port
ssar hsrriman teI sueksPor, HERMAN cardenai
rBasi ws.s days north Of ma,seHas with strong
Schr Brigsder tor Rockland. Norton cardenas days
with sugar 70 0osser CO. vessel 70 II r Brown Go.
Sch, Lee smith sssas 70 day. with sugar to mas
sehr Annie Barker Gf castns snowman 4. ss Ms 70
se6r y 4 Paine of Proyinectown, Brown; B.racO. 10
sehr Joseph Fsrwe tof Rocklann, Gregory BSrneSr -
S Ssi: with fruit to Comes fs"'''' vessel 70 "'n
schr Emma White shilock Virginia
Schr Barnett Jones, Crittenden. Virginia
Schr VIM Young Sherwood. Virginia.
Schr Florence Dean Phillips, Georgetown, DC.
Schr Nellie Paine Pearce, Georgetown. DC for Boston
Put in for harbor
Schr Cora Eta Pendleton adelphiaor Boston. Put
In for harbor
Eilwood Doron. Jarvis Philadelphia for Salem. Put
In for harbor.
schr Goldsmith Maid (fsherman). spauiding. from q
cruise has 10000 fish.
rJ- Ship Idomene tBr from Calcutta which arrived ID
rcpots-rased Cape Of Good Hope March and crossed
the Equator March 20 in Ion % l since arriving his
had hard gales from all never expe
renced such weather during the winter months; April 81 In
the Gulf had strong northeriy gale with high
infused jioboom under twice. shipped sea aver
the stern washing the from the whecl wavled
binnca gratings around steering adders
broke In after cabin door and did other slight DAMAGE
whirwnds and waterspouts to the NV: heavy
whwnd broke weather quarter the steam from which
hot from boiler: the sky during the time was In
pcte confusion and the thunder and lightning fright
fnl account Of the heavy compelled TO keep
shy port tacks and dred 0D miles the
ward since then had gales from various attended
with thunder and lightning and torrents Of rain.
Rg-Bark Fanrhon. which anchored at Sandy Hook,
10 the city Sd.
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DRAMATIC NOTE.

1r. D. II. Harkins announces his annual benefit 10
cake place at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre Saturday
evening, when Bulwer's comedy money" will be
presented with cast comprising such artists Miss
Fanny Davenport, Miss sydney Cowel, Miss Georgina
Drew, Aessrs Brougham, Fisher, Davidge Drew
Barrymore and Rockwell. Two notable features in the
east the Stout OF Mr.. John Brougham and the
Braves Of Mr.. Charles Fisher, characters in which
pears ago they gained great popularity. Mr. Harkns
Is Of the most deserving members of tho company
" M DAILY and Is entitled to the fullest recognition
The part Of the patrons OF the Fifth Avenue Theatre
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer City Of fitchburg. Springer. New Bedford fol
steamer Delaware. Smith. Faii River for New YORK
Steamer Electra. Young. Providence for New York
ssr iaasne saee New YORK
sehr Alexandria Falkngham Sands River Ms, for Now
schr Tnlie +, Heath. Taunton for New York.
@ DfS Saasas for New York
schr Bstm ms, Francis Norwslk for New York
schr Alfred Z Howe, Ellis; Warren ior New York
schr Fashion, carbcrry, Hartford for New York.
schr Star Of the East, Fisher, Gloucester for fishing
Sshr VIM Wood Wood HUNTINGTON for New York.
scsr sha%roek Try proyidsnss for New York
sehr Ysbec. shropshire Providence for New York
senr emae Harvey Soaaf New York .0 vow ''
ssII SvIys.n Glen kinS,s Monaas sT New York
sssr 1nss %1sysy Now avSn for M
ssar Hattie Lou Wrssht Hartford for New York
ss r' Quincy for New York YORK;
sr am Bn Sss fer New York
ssSI AR Salli iIspE Sswss, o. New New YAK
schr Julia Ann. Dewitt. Stony Brook for New York.
sen, Twilight Ssw for isdspha
1ehr Joseph Crnss Norton bridgeport for New York.
schr Pennsylvania, Jones, New London for New York.
ssS S stes Steel Bath 70" York. i Now YORK
Sclr y " Polk, Johnson BrAntford Tor New York,
Schr Julia Crawford. Hatch Port Jefferson York
Schr Kate X Mary. Cogswel New London for New YORK
schr WIN Woodruff. Colwell New Haven for New York
Schr Ella Jane, Hamilton Port jefferson for New York
Schr Richard Law Hawkins. Providence for New York
Scur Henry Rcmsen. Alien. bridgeport Tor New York
schr Baker. Baker, New Haven for New York
Scnr Florence. Sackett. Providence for New York
Schr Frank Alison. Wilcox, Montauk for New York.
Schr Challenge Terry, Grecnport for New York.
Sehr w d Wsshburn, Mulgsn. New Bedford for New
York.
Schr II Denxng, Boardman New Be dord for New York
schr l. Hatch. Holloway. Providence tor New York.
Schr q Fell Nicserson Providence for New York
Schr Wxshburn, Hathaway, Taunton for New York
Schr Frank Maria. Alley. New Bedford tor New York.
Schr Bella Peck. Avery. New London Tor New York
sehr Orion. Smith: Fall River for New York.
schr VIM Capes. Kelly, New Bedford for New York
Schr Branard. Stevens, Portland. ct. for New York
Schr Sarah Babcock Sackett Greenwich for New York
Scnr X Mitchell, Morrell Stamford for New York
Schr Haze, McNamce, Greenwich for New York
BOUND EAST.
schr Crcssley (Br Crossley New York for Yarmouth
M.
sehr Hatfield CBr,. Hatfield New York FOR Windsor,
Ms.
Schr Alice Scranton, Palmer, Hoboken for Fall River
Schr Maria l. Hall, Lawrence, Maiden for Hartford.
Schr II Duryea Carpenter. New York for G!encove.
Schr Florence Dean Phillips Georgetown Providence
schr NJ Porter Allen, PhiladeIphia for Salem.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP, May 3-Arrived. steamer @ r Funch (Belg,
from -; bark Scots Bay lBr) Murray. Phiaaelphia
Aromatic" do; est Catharine," do
Sailed 3D. steamer Wentworth OBJ, Prowss. New York
passed Flushing at PM.
AMSTERDAM May ARRIVED bark Antonio tItaD, Bar
abretta, New York.
Bnsror, May aArved, brig Doctor witts tGer, zetlin
Wilmington. NC.
BREsr, May l-Arnvsd brig A Dorsn dsr). Shaw. New
York
(Br), Knight. New York.
GALWAY, May 2-ssilsd, bark Viva Nor). Petersen.
United States.
HAMBURG. May 2Arrived bark Star Of Hope (Br, from
Black River. ia
Arrived 1st ship st Joseph, Fsles Loboa
Sailed I'd. NEPTUNE, for Philadelphia
HAvRE. May ARRIVED, bark Anetts QSor). Roth. New
York.
Cleared is ship Success Chase. United statss; bark
Maggie Miller (Br), Cook, North America
LIvERpooh May 3saled. ship Great Western, Simmons.
New York mot previously.
Arrived ID ship John Rutherford (B. ONeal Pensacola
Sd. steamer st Louis CBr). Reed. New Orleans.
Sailed 3D. steamer Pennsylvania. Harris Phsdsiphia;
barks Fannie cArv (Bp Foster, North America; Ophr
(Br), Murray do.
LONDON, May 3-Arrived. bark Taisman (Br), Baker.
Bull River. SC.
LaRSr April ce-Ssied steamer State Of Indiana tBr,
sadler drom Glasgow. New York.
LONDONDERRY. May 3-Arrived. ship Livingstone tBr,
Crosby Batimore bark Anexione secondo uta Lanteri
Philadelphia.
MAuRITIus-saicd. schr Pioneer. Kennison. Adelaide.
QurKSsrowS. May 3-Arrvcd, steamer Lord Give (Br),
urquha Philadephs for Liverpool bark Hypathis tBr.
Dakln New York.
ROTTERDAM, May 2-Arrived bark Left Eriksen (Nor).
Mathicsen, Charleston.
RIO JAHriRo May Arrived Previously schr Maggie
Gray. Hudgins Richmond, Va
SAN SEBASTIAN. to May 2-Arrived, brig Flora Goodas,
Goodae, New Orleans
Sailed to I'd. brig GaEelie Dixon, Cadis
WATERFORD May 2-sailed bark Boylests (Nor). Anon
sen, United States.
Sailed 3D. bark Trmoleante UtaD Mosso. United States
Sailed from port In the United Kingdom May 8. brig
Arcuc (Br). Brinton, North America
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. Nay 3. q PM--w,nd SSE
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by teegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 10 Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc popera
Paris" arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will DO cabed to ths
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Mcdi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
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THE DUMPING BOARD AT 10TH
STREET.
NEW York, May 8, 1876.

NEw YORK, May 8, 1870
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In the HERALD OF this morning you state that 'tho
people living in the vicinity OF the 10th dump
ing board say it would be easy for the department to
find more available place than the ono they have
eced and suggest that lo6lh would be better
place
The department cannot set apart Tooth street for
dumping board the property is leased till May J. 1873,
II the police authorities the residents IN the VI
entity can lind another available spot where dumping
DO rd be located the Dock Commissioners viii lake
action upon 1t at The great difficulty has been
10 lind another available place Yours, respectfully
:. ii. WALES, President.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. THIRD DISTRICT.
ToxPKISsvILLK. NY. May 3. 1874
black buoy has been placed In 81 fathoms water
close the northern edge of shoal OF Point
Comfort There Is six OF the edge Of this
shoal at low tide
q RnIND, Can't UsN
Lighthouse Inspector Third district
ESTABLISHMENT or A HARRoR YoURAs ENTRANCE
Inform been received that harbor light has
exhibited Fouras the Charente
The light 6xed white elevated feet above the level Of
highest tides and visible miles II IL exhibited from
iron II feet high placed 1t the extremity OF
the northern lefty Of Fouras.
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Steamers Rusis Fr. for Liverpool; Switzerland (Berl
Antwerp. Sam Weller ,Brl, London sailed I'd Gull
stream Charleston; schrs Ade1s. Cudad Bolivar; Ken
sett, Santanaer.
Wind At sunset. Il: at midnight. Sc, light
Barometer ~ sunset. 1901; ~ midnight 10. IA.
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BELOW.

Ship Nevada, from Bremen March 81.
Brig Lixabel Watson, IRON Havana April IS.
Brig Ethel Bolton r), Henry from Matansas to Henry
4 Parker.
Brig Star, Cook from Matsnras 80 Winchester 4
Co
Brig LiErie Wyman Hopkins. from Cardenaa
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SPOKEN.

schr Hudson from Jacksonville for Boston, May !, OF
Barnegat,
Charlie Cobb from New York for Nassau, April "a
lat Ion % A.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

No. 80 Prise. So ., = Prise Iyo. Prize No. Prisa
$500 SIS 600 1920 :. s. oo0 1903 Isl ouol4 $50 x5o
1868 ...25ool 1922 .5.ooo iSsos. iooo 1867. 500
S5O0cO0
1850. :. 10. )tpl
OBJ 10000
Havana
Next drawing NAYS
Prizes cashed- lnformation furnished free
TAYLOR CO.. Banksrs
Post Office box AIS. No. IL Wall q.
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Ssiled--Schr VIM Allen. Jones. New York
sAN FRANCISCO. May .-Ceared ship sonora rsine'
Liyerpool
SAVANNAH, April ao-sailed schr lily Haveus. Peares'
May S-cleared. steamer Berlin Ger, ieimoruck.
Kevai; bark Androneda lSorl Nielsen. Ssniander.
Sailed Barks lris1crl PeErr rom liverpool, Tor "'
Emanuel tSwl Hansen. London.
SALEM, May l-Arrved. schr Lizzie smith, 1orhans'
Tangier
s.iled-schr Carrie HIx. Gos from RocklandD. New
York
sroNISGToN, May l-Arrived schrs Mary Jane. hs,ers
straw Tor Providence Thos Bro New iorkor DO NJ
ani,c isrtiord for Do; Ida; de lot Taunton
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mas 2-Arriyed. schrs Harper.
Hoooken for Belfast Ne; Iris. OF Harwch rensed 10 TO-
porD.
before reported excepting the above and brgs
Matte d Russell ready, and Geo Dale: sehrsJ Alien
sashorel Fred Frye ldisg) Hamlne Mary Ward ana
WILMINGTON. NC. May a-cleared. bark Bertha lGer).
PIX
3d-Arrivcd steamer Regulator Doane New York banks
suudsvnl tSwl, Schmidt Amsterdam: Lyu (Sorj. Void
Hull Is schr Sydney c Tyler. philadelphia -
Cleared BARK Olaf fyor) Easseil Hull 4; schrs
rem. baltimore.
sailed-Steamer d J Foley Donneii. Baltimore.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c. IMPORTANT
IN TO INVALIDS
Nervous Debility Weakness &c. brought by 1ndis
creons Excuses Overwork Of the Brain and Nervous
system. wlNcHEsTER'S SPECIFIC PILLS is prompt
and radical Two six boxes usually sufficient
Price 81 box six boxes $5 by mail securely sealed
with full directions for Send for circulars Prepared
only BY WINCHESTER CO. Chemists, 80 John ST. N. Y.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
FALMOUTH. May 3, g PM-w,nd SSE
HoLvnRAD, May 3, $50 PM-wind NE; barometer,
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

,ArEs or DEPARTURES NEW rnR MONTHS
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NEXT DRAWING MAY g

For particulars address
MARTINEZ 4 CO.. Banksrs
10 Wall 81. or box s.e32 fost Office New York.
Spansh Gold -
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'THoMAs X AGN8w, THE GREAT NEW yOax
Grocer Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer Now yorksrs "a
everybody call and get bargains ~ vsssy -
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIzEa
No. Pris~ No Prise No Pris-lNs. PrfsA
$i.Ool.OyD %f0o.OUu $4,000 x2SOUu
sss3 $50 OsI2o2o - .ooO 1908 81 OOoI $50 . SS1
s55 .z50cI 1871 ..aoOj 1900. Loo s952. .G0q
SJuOJOJ
g2O...lO.JDI
l2J2. ..lO.Unl
The prize Of 100000 BY several poor pssoss =
Havana
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
4 FOR SALE. IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS,
IA wooden and iron Steamboats,. with and without
saterooms and Of light draft tor service light draft
saloon fropeors large steam Yachts. Tugs and vessel
fREDEniCK 4. SCHMIDT No. l South William st.
(yROcKETT's GENUINE SPAR COMPOSITION FOR
~ all bright work yachts and boats be had only
OF SEELEy STEVENS, 81 Burling slip. New York
LNOR SALE-A FAST NEW SLO0P YACHT. HAND
somey furnished aud re ady for immediate use Apply
TO @. W. NJ STURGES 20 Reade ST.. New York
1,UGBOAT FOR SALE CHEAP-CYLINDER 14X16 IN
good running order; price So oO0 cash. Address TUG
o24 North I'd st.. Philadelphia.
WANTED TO CHARTER-A SMALL COVERED
w Barge for Tightening in this harbor
MARSH. WHITE co. loi Broad ST.
WANTED-A SECOND HAND SINGLE SHELL AND
w u pair-oared Gig Address. stating PRICE and full
particulars, box 100 Fordham Post office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
IA ferent states for without puoHcity
legal everywhere; terms satisfactory; advice free.
FREDERICK KING. lawyer. No y ST. Marks place.
BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent States for numerous without publicity e'
gal everywhere no charge In advance: advice free
W. HOUSE, Attorney. l94 Broadway
(tONsUMPTlON. WEAK LUNGS, THROAT DISEASES.
" Dyspepsia General Debility. Loss OF strength, FLESH
and Appetite and all diseases arising from Poverty OF
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HyP0pAOSPHlrE OF LINE AND SODA Established
- WINCHESTER ! CO. Chemists,
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-14

Monument. The impeachment trial was resumed,
and further testimony taken. =. In the House, sew
eral private bills were passed. bill reported by
the Committee on Indian Affairs declaring the
country north Of the North Platte River, and east
OF the summit Of the Big Horn Mountain, in Wy
oming Territory, open TO exploration and settle
ment, was taken mp and debated. Mr.. Knott an
nounced the sudden and unexpected death OF his
colleague, Mr. Parsons, and a committee was or
dered and appointed TO superiutend the funeral
and attend the remains to Louisville.
MONDAY, July 10.-In the Senate, the
House bill to continue for ten days longer the act
to provide temporarily fot the expenditures Of the
Government was passed. The Impeachment trial
was proceeded with, Messrs. Whitelaw Reid Of
the New York Tribune, Caleb p. Marsh and Gen.
w. d. Hazen being the witnesses examined. -.
Bills were passed in the HOuse-continung for
ten days longer the act deffaying temporarily the
ordinary and necessary expenses OF the Govern
ment and also continuing for the same length Of
time the bill allowing public printing to be carried
on. A resolution adopted calling on the Sec
retary Of War for information in regard to the
origin and object of the military expedition
against the Indians, and for copies OF the official
orders relating thereto. Announcement was made
of Mr.. Blaine's resignation, as member OF the
House. to accept the position Of Senator Among
the bills introduced one authorizing the enlist
ment OF recruits for six months to aid In the war
against the Sioux Indians. A new Conference
Committee was appointed on the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill. Adjourned to the
18th