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INSTRUMENTATION

PENNsfLvAaNStttt i RfAhlItIIkkotAiBe
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains eaye New YorS via Desbrosses and cortiandt
streets FERRIES as follows:
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. Y3O A. NJ Q and
$50 z. NJ. sunday, and $50 Up. N.
For willamsport, Locg Haven. CORY. and Erie, at
vi :. Petroleum Centre. sSs he OIL Regions
washington Express" Of Pullman Paror Cars daily.
P.a Regular al $40 A. NJ $40 andv j. NJ. sun.
EGpis.s for Phisdsphi. $50 $40. $50 A. Nj, 1880.
m sS 4. H. and .:io p n sunday A. ",
80 $3.50, Ando r NJ Emisrant and second ciA.s'
sPM, On SUNDAY s A. N. Returning. leave Cen.
s senasl Depot :! l. ~ 80 D. and 7'oS NJ On
For train. 10 Newark, Elizabeth RAILWAY, Princeton,
Trenton. Perth hmboy. Fleming on, Belyidrre. ana
Trains srnye From Pittsburgh. $40 aud 1850 A. NJ.
except Monday. FROM washin ston sni BALTIMORE,
$50 A. NJ, llO. $40, and 1910 I. NJ Sunday. $50 A.
n. From Phisdelnhia, 50S. $50, $50; 1910 1870,
$40 and loi20 p. NJ. sun Law sos, $50. $50. 1910,
1850 A. NJ, $50 and 1920 r. NJ.
Ticket Ofices, SEQ aud GA Broadway, No. Astor
No Court ct. Brooklyn ia ll6 and lis Hudson
noosben Depot, Jersey CITY. EmsranI Ticket once.
NJ fR : sis' TRi5 Ba,ises p.MsoYp Jr.
Gen'l Manager. oenl Passenger Agent.
SARATOGA- Direct route, via cItirsns' Line EIe-
- giant steamers leave Pier 40, n. r.. foot Leroy
daily except SATURDAY.. at L. NJ Through fare only
$3.50 excursion tickets, good for 80 day. $3.50.
VNHE MARY POWELL, for West Point, New.
Il bursh, Poushkeepse. Rondout and Kin gston. iaad.
aud Marlboro BY ferry will leave Pier 81 N (Vestry
ST., DAILY. sundays excepted. At $50 7. NJ.
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Miss,lltuJi,.

4lIsttlltIJii
LOT Of three gallon soda and beer foun.
n tains for ae price 800 Tor 25 fountains OF $50
for IL, Apply a. Alb Grand IT., New YORK.
nIvORCES obtained without publicity. Advice
~ free. THoRNE'sla~ office . Murray 81. room 20.
Mrs. CONNELLY'- Hair salvation. without lead
WI or silver warranted to restore gray hairs sam
near cath st.
Posr OFFICE NOTICE The foreign mails tor
the week ending Saturday, July - 1870 Will close
At this once Tuesday 81 ~ for Europe per Z am
ship IdAno VIA Queeus'owa on "Wednesday AZ IL NJ for
Europe, per eanship ScYthis, via Queenstown on
THURSDAY A. ll;So A. NJ ioi kurope ersteamshlp Gin
brla, via Plymouth. CherbOurg. and Hamburg on Satur
DAY alta NJ for France dlrect, per steamship st. Lsu-
rent, via Havre and At 1850 A. NJ for Germany Den
s uthampton and Bremen and at IL VI. for scotland
direct per ste Amshlp Alsata, via Glasgow and ~
NJ. for Europe, Der steamship CITY OF Richmond, via
Queenstown correspondence for Germany go by this
Gamer must o. specially addressed.
The mails for China, &C.. whl leave San Francisco
Aug.l
The mails for Australia. &c. win lssye San Fran.
cisco Aug. 49, T. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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YropOsals.

DROPOSAIS viii be received at the once OF The
Il Trustees OF the New ORR anu brookyn brdge un
IL saturday, July 90 tor aOou 1888 rounds OF rop.
socket ana misec neous irVn forgngs, snnl ct te,
Plans and specifications can be seen 81 the oMee, q
Water st., BroOhyn.
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ShlpqrrJ.

NATIONAL. LI<k.-From Piers ~ and AZ. N. II
IN FOR LONDON DIRECT.
CANADA. SATURDAY. July 22; P NJ
ENGLAND, July e. 81 A. Italy. Aug. s.; So n
CABIN passage $40 and $50. currency. Retura tickets
81 reduced rates. Steera1e passage, s23 currency.
Drafts issued from FL upward at current price1 Apply
at the company's once. " Broad say:
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Hlnsital Snstrnmtnts.

ROSEWOOD 7-octave pianuforte. sS5, In per
N feet oroer. Resdence 2i6 East 3Oth st.
LADY will sell. for slso. elegant rosewood maid
upright pianoforte. cost 5000. 2s East Third o..
near Cd av.
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAI
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For California Japan. China, Australia, New Iceland.
British Columbia. Oregon: &C:
FOR SAN FRAN cisco. via IsrHMUs OF PANAMA.
Steamship COLON, Saturday, July Is.
steamship ACAPULCO. Saturday. july 60.
c9nne,,i9g csn,T Ameriss and south Paenc ports.
Steamship Alaska, TUESDAY. Aug. !.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA, and NEW ZEALAND,
steamer CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO, saturday, Aug. 10.
WIN, r. CLYDE 4 co. crH. j. BULLAY, supt.
Bowling Green. Pier AZ, n. r., foot CanaI Sc.
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HrTNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
III YORK, 172 Broadway, corner Of Maiden lane. New
YORK. Jnly IL 1879. "A dividend OF twelve and half
per cent. will be paid the shareholders OF this
pany and after the 18th inst o. DO BERT. Secy.
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Grfnrsioms.
Excursions
A TLANBTil22 ca PqfwsAiJNs NSRY BBHD f.

JARRETT a PALMERs Palace Of the Sea- the
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
VIII TODAY. every dly inrluding Sundnye, mako
TWO GRAND TRIPS 20 - --
ROCKAwAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
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Susintss Ghanfts


A FINE grocery on a leading street in Newark. N.
N j., near Centre Market hrst-class stock and m.
lures with lease for years rent, $50 per month
shlendid chance 70, good snsnes' party Inquire at
A CORNER bakery for sale. Inquire at sai Delsn'
RAKERY FOR SALE doing good cash business
need apply.
RAKERY for sale German with small capital
BAKERY boz ISL, sun once.
IrIRST-CLASS steam BAKERY for sale, situated in
Il the city OF Albany, doing an extensive business
ann having all Of the modern machinery engine and
brakes dough- mixers &C. Being very eentTsily le
Gated has decided advantage In delivering goods
All parts OF the city and 10 the railroad depots
hols. For further particulars apply to JOHN CLARKE
co, "a HUDSON ay., Albany, n. Y.
NOR SALE Billiards and BOW Ing one Of the
Il cheapest and best saloons IN the city splendid
chance for German Call M Lewis st. o. MILLER.
NOR SALE-EIpress route, with good horse
Il wagon ana harness Inquire al l31 Mercer st., IN
the grocery store.
JNOR SALE cheap-one OF the best located corner
Il grocery stores-n BrooSbn. Inquire 90 80 ay.
INUR SALE cheap-Coree and cake saloon. i5s
Il South VI. Noag nts WAVED
NOR SALE cheap toy aud candy store Inquire
Il attic 0th av
E9h S:ALE-stOck and failures OF liquor store $50
AGER BEER Establishment to lease with Nv
lures all complete. Inquire ON tle premises. i72
Mercer II. -"
MUST BE SOLD this week-A variety store. aa7
Nl l0tn N. No reasonable orer refused. wv
NILK ROUTE for sAlei 200 quarts 400 West
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STATE LINEOF STEAMERS
- TO GLASGOW. BELFAST, and LONDONDERRY
From Pier a. foot OF Canal ST.. n. H.
STATE OF ylRgINIA. Thursday, july 81.
STATE OF NEVADA, THURSDAY. Aug. g.
Saloon and cabin PASSAGE II lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN a co, Agents. ~ Broadway.
SteerAge tickets at 40 Broadway, and at Company
pier, fOot OF Canal at, ". r.
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OPERATORS on One drawers none but expert
~ cnoed hands need apply. b06 East 18th ST., nrst
floor.
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THLbRR Ih3yISlANA STATE GOLD DIS
l. ThlbuIlON New Orleans, July ~, 1875.
$500, 500 IN GOLD DIsTRl 30fED
w HSKe.s soo oSrreney coupons Y proportion.
Frlzes essaso VI this ounce. ~ Broadway n Z, City
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
nv che Madrlgal BOye, MOI 1t ulcc
CuD Select string Orchestra, Church
Chimes, &c.
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Suplnqs BanRs.


AZ. anu Stl av
INTEREST DIvIDkND.-lncrest at the rate q six
per cent per annum for the mo 1ths ending July Il
1876 Willie paid to deposOrs entitled thereto on and
after MONDAY July H. Money deposited before July 10
Will draw Interest from the LIST.
JAMES r. CHAMBERLAIN. President
CUAa r.. Hyatt. Sccretlrv.
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+ otttrits,

l. SO FAST i.'hst j. JAY WATsoS Director.
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STEAMBOATS, uuo 8ailIoaoa

RROoKLXS,N New Yors, ana Nesbprsh. BY steam.
vestry at. New Yorx a. 9;so, and 2tth st gt5 NJ.
landing at Yonkers Iona Island Cozzens, West Point
ana Cornwall. Returning arrive At Brooklyn L. NJ.
TICKETS FOR ThE ROUND TRIP. 81
TO IONA ISLAND AND RETURN. rs CENTS.
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u, drtanl.
snstruttlo

EUSSELIS ICE CREAM-Brst In the city.
II Dealers and churches, 2ot. per quart, Special
Ientiun to out OF town orders. IL Bible house.
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CehasfI6s or @ktfAR bhGf daily from G.n.i
st., Pier az. n. r.. ate r. NJ. Fare 5)c. Berhs free.
nAlLY LINE TO NORWALk.
~ Pare rcducei.-By the swift steamer ARROW
SMITH, leaving Jevelis wharf BrO0syn, At $50 p ~.
Pier 81 East river 2:t5 r NJ. ana foot ad ST. p. NJ
Returning leaves Norw>lx at 1850 A. NJ daily SUNDAYS
excepted connecting each way with DAnbury and \ or
" TX aud New Haven railroads Fare IS cents- kx
cursion tickets. 50 cent?.
IONA ISLAND, West Point and Newburgh- see
IL advertisement Of steamboat
ARMENIA.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
wi INSTITUTIONAL epositors are requested to send
bring their pass books the bank bui ding to be
W. J. BEST, Receiver.
NEW YORK SAVINGS pa NIX, sth Az. cor.
~ 18th s.-Slr per cent interest paid from tho
nrst Of each MONTH Assets; % 6iQ;o9iei surplus.
e4Si ,6i7b0. H. II. BULL, President.
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6Tlnntt0---ftmalts.

~~~N~~~~~- ., s'.~ g > ,~-~1-1-~.-~
PERATORS on ane dravers, none but experi.
- onced hands need apply. bOo East 18th st. nrst
nOor.
nPERATDRS on wheeler wilson's. for alpaca
~ oo"'s app" ooi"reV a. NJ u' oof bleuokcr ST.
OPERATORS wantel on wilcox a Gibbss TO
~ ecnrr an mem sue flhthS De- az ur ma 81.
DKEsSERs for alpaca aud linen coats 3i5 West
u Hi'nN
SEMi ga MACHINES rented end sold cheap !
- Nheeler Wilson'S ID lnltstlc SINGERS, Ntsue,
West ION A. and iay Eat rrSaeway near Ru tc-s It,
- take out shirts In aait,tiSs "a I,spenarI AZ W"
- OBERN DORF BROTiIERs
vI,NJIOREs- or tailor that c,n oper tie on Du.i.
l fcss c1nis Vernon ay between eth and 7th su
Long Island CITY.
NNANTED-A An experienced block ironer on collars
w ann cuffs sso cool starcher stu yesant Laun'
or'' i'' otn ST. oc'Wech oro'u""y anu itn Nv.
WHITE or col9red sirl fourteen years. owe - fan.
,s,n r,cs ~" nv mn poa s 2Yib at "
w plan COOS ans aso g 10 m'T e
the country. Amply at az we't 2isIst.
w. eyeitticr. steady WORK an good wages Inquire
w pants; girls TO ieIrn nnishins 7 Bowery In.
W.
WANTED-Afe few smsrt sewers to learn on gents
w bows. Apply at 30 Lasht e., 20 hoor front room
WANTED-Fxpsrlcnced ,sters on me shoes.
w HANAN REDDISH. IS Warren st.
ry.Ncpn on...,o,, On co.,. a,o r.., An a,
w between Av d and Lewi' at. house. LIST floor
V,AxTrn GOO, o,.,a,or. and h..,er. on vast.
w 30 operes.Ys snn Oas'eIs ~ ue's
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MORNING Leaves the foot OF 90 ST.. N. II. Of 8
O'Clock. ami Pier g, n. H., at $50 O'Clock
AFTFKNO ON-leavcs the foot OF 22i st., N. r., at
1880 O'Clock, and Per g. N. H. (adolning the Battery.
at 2 O'Clock. - ...
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CHOICE ful-szed cemetery lots ana halves and
~ quarters In proportion. Inquire at 1900 Broadway
ERUIT FARM, so acres; overlooking saddle Iav.
Il OF Valley stock, crops. SCI possession.
OLIVER, 1872 Broadway.
NOR SALE cheap story frame house aud lot /
terms easy. 1888 Webster ay. near 0rlthh 81. Jer
sey city Heights.
WOODsIDE, d. I.-Beaulitu lots, $500 is min.
w utes from New YORK terms easy
w. 7. MONTEVRRDE, 81 Chambers st.
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH 30

six had been taken OF previously by the schooner Ben
from Ciennegos for New York, which put into LeweS DEL
2Sh inst
ScnR TALBOT Sagua for Boston, before reported
abandoned boarded date, lat 81 lon r. ny ser
Ben at Lewcs Del March - and found with seven eet
water in her hold bOwsprit and mainniast gone Ieeeu
nainsai and part of her sails blown away.
ScHR NARY MAGGIE Portland. from Bucksyile. Sc Tor
1honlkson. 2fth when southeast OF NApe Ann
picked up yawl boat, white bottom and black top
ScHR MADAGASCAR Portland. Me- from Cape Ann, had
lost mainmast and has ioremast sprung.
ScHR CosNoPOLIrAN Cishermanl Portland 2Ith Lost
two anchors $50 feet OF cable b and 400 lbs OF hsh III
gale ON the 9th inst.
The Of bark Addison wrecked ut Faya Feb - was
saved
CHARLESTON, Sc March 2s-News has received here
steamer Planter packet from Georgetown 10 this city
No lives lost. The Planter noted AS the
steamer carried of Charleston Harbor 20 the bloekad
Ing squadron by Robert Smas OF the coored Con-
gressmen.
NEw LONDON March 27-The before reported
broke ad from steamtug Sanford and subsequently,
going ashore Fishers Island all hoaed on
during the gale of Saturday night OF them landing on
the beach west OF the Pequo House. The others were
picked up yesterday by steamtug Gen A Burnside and
tOwed to Noank. where they are To be repaired
PORTLAND March 27Schr Fairy Queen taken OF the
ocks in Simontons Cove and towed 10 the beach
Yesterday She filled with and rolled on her sde
She will probably go ON the railway for repairs
ST THoMAs March lS-Brg Annie Gardner. while loading
at saba with sulphur dragged In gale Of wind some
damage rudder here repair and leaves for saba
again to complete loading to-day.
VINEYARD HAvFS March 27-The brig westwood (of Hal
iaN frem Ponce for Boston, while passing through vineyard
Sound yesterday struck Hedge Fence Shoa; she was
hauled OF by the cutter Samuel Dexter captain
Carson and lowed to this port; she slightly damaged
an ks m
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Bdlow gives piano recital tonight at CHECKER
ing Hall
Thomas opens the Exposition at Philadelphia with
entirely original music.
"Le Marriage dc yictorine," by George Sand, has
been revived at the Theatre Francois.
Mr.. Warren gave charity concert at Chickerlng
Hall last night viii very successful.
Nine. Arnould- Plessy contempaies leaving the
French stage. She made her first appearance on the
10th OF March 1884
The performance of "a Silver Lining at the Union
League Theatre is postponed till the 80 OF April on ac
count of the illness OF OF the amateurs. Tho
tickets issued for last night remain coed.
Sheridan Shook. proprietor of the Hippodrome,
elects the revvalists at midnight April TO- ana makes
preparations for the summer concert He has
Onenbach leader of orchestra OF 100 for the FIRST
month, commencing on May
This afternoon Mr. +. C. Bangs will receive n benefit
Booths Theatre. He will mako his ninety eighth
consecutive appearance Mark Antony In this
character Mr. Bangs has displayed great decision,
energy and intellectual force aud the performance will
be long remembered. better Mark Antony could
net be wished, and the public will doubt this
opportunity and pay especial compliment TO tho
merits OF this young aud brilliant actor.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Java Br). Martyr, Liverpool via Queensown-C
G Franckyn.
Steamer Cornwall 3D. stamper, Bristol E-w d Nor
gan.
Steamer Andes (BD, Miller, Port Prince &c-Pim.
Forwood d Co.
Steamer Cleopatra, Buckley sAvannah-Murray Ferris
Co. -
Steamer Richmond Kelly, Norfolk City Point Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship &C
Steamer Wilmington, CrowelL Havana-wm Clyde Il
Co.
Steamer Ashland Crowel, Phadelphia-.wm Clyde 4
Co
Steamer Philadelphia. DAVIS Philadelpha-Jas Hand
Steamer Neptune. Berry. BOston-H DiInock
Ship Riukam (Nor, formerly Am ship Endeuvor) Hansen
Antwerp -Benham X Boyesen.
Bark Caernarvonshre tBri, Doncsster, London-Funch,
Edge x Co.
Rark Emma (Brl, Cox. London-J Whitney x Co.
Bark Reindeer. Decker Demerara--H TrOvbridges Sons
Brig Nellie Husted Brewster, Dubin-Brett, Son Co.
Schr q Pinkham, Pinkham, Aux Cages aud market
Isaac Staples
Schr Jennie Gilkey Gilkey Matanzas-waydell 4 Co,
Schr William Buck, Miller, MISUNDERSTANDING Glider
sleeve X Co.
Schr J & Rogers. Fletcher. Boothbay-C ii Low.
Sehr Goodwin, Williams Stamiord-Stamiord Manufae
turing Co.
schr X A Forsyth. Hobbie, stamitra-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
schr Signal sattery, New Haven-cartwright L Doyle.
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THE KOHN ART SALE.

The auction sale of collection OF modern paintings,
including the productions OF several well known foreign
artists, the importation Of Mr. Adolf Kohn, took
place last evening at the Kurtz Art Gallery, No. 8
East Twenty,hird street. Mr. Robert Somerville being
the auctoneer Despite the disagreeabe weather the
sale attended by large number of art connois-
seurs. Among the paintings sold were the follow
ing:-"Le Gallanterie du XVII SIecle," by Ienacis
Sperdon, OF Rome, $3.50; "yue en- Hollande. ="
by Jean Bartold Jongknd, of Paris, $685.
Landscape" by Victor Chavet OF Paris, $780,
dolly Asleep" by Victor Tcrtez, Of Paris, s65;
'Aiter Dinner" by j. NJ Culverhouse, $685. "A Boat
ing Party at Bongiya" by Maurice Leoir, OF Paris,
s2o5; Near Lake de Nem, " by Pho Jors, of Rome,
$l45: ''Snowbells," by Otto Batch, of Munich $780,
"Charite" by Firmin Gerard or PARIS. $2l5; IA
Hunt" by Friedrich simer, of Frankfort $50;
"Game," by NJ. Schneider, OF Munich, $35;
"Childrcn Astray in Forest" by Edouard
Castan of Paris, $3.50; ''The First Born" by
Francois Bruneri OF Paris, $3.50; Approach OF a
Storm" by Felix vuillefroy, OF Paris $40 Children
Playing with Lamb, by Theodore Gerard, OF Brus-
sells, $780, "A Fog the Coast OF France" by Theo-
dore Gudin. of Paris, se5, and the "nterior of a
Tavern, in the time of Louis Kill, by Jean Antoine
Bail OF Paris, $500
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK JEDANRsrt DUbRovAcKI at Baltimore received no
injury by her stranding at Windmill Point
BRIG LENA THuRLow. Philadelphia from Matanzas
had bad weather the passage March IL lat j Ion 90
shipped which stove her waist and sprung
Brig FORTUNA Ger run ashore on the island of
GraTola ia lesky CONDITION she Vas from Lagos, Africa
palm oil saved the captain died Of dropsy three days
BRIc srowSRs from Wilmington. NC In entering the
harbor Of Grenada previous March Is ashore
sprung bad leak.
put Thomas. March IL leaking with of sails
mainmast head and all attached discharging the
sHLosH before reported left Demerara British
Gn,sna req 10, Tor naltimsre with cargo Of sugar,
gale the wind ro,n the southeast blowing at the rate OF
latteras light was seen. and about the time
y Of ns BIAS. thu. eSSm The S at % by Of sSe
stJrm and AZ ave minutes of twelve the reef
going to pieces at four O'clock AN 2is, As e the
washed overheard and lost. when she broke up the
The seaman drowned was a Russian Finn named
samuel Emanuel; the boy supposed TO be coolc and
age and called Charlie. CAPITA Hubbard while In the
jures through being damned between aosting objects
Nothing saved from the vessel but her anchors
rived at Baiiimorc'
scnR MARY yax cIxAF, at Portland from Nstanlas,
split sails aud sustained other damage.
scuR NARY ASsDsS. from Elisabethport for Newbgry
She halt full OF water
ScHR Ina y SiisBKK. wrecked Monday night Fire
Island bar, has gone TO pieces
ScnR MAUD lr, at VINEYARD Haven, from st Martins
for ERstpOrt Lad violent southeast gales which split Sails
swept the decks and nlled the cabin with
ScnR SAWYER Vineyard Haven. from Savannah
for 81 John arrived lost her snchcr and orea and was
severely washed Hatteras Shoa the ruth inst The
driven into the rigging Tor some time.
ScHR Willis 5 SHErARD. at Vineyard Haven from New
Orleans Tor Yarmouth NS rcportOn the 10Th inst lost
bb0o flying jb aud jb with all attached thereto
aud split jh and foresa lat - a. Ion - 10 spoke schr
Lucy Mhealey, OF Philadelphia from Porto Rico for Nor
wich. Ct with mainmast main aud mix1en topmnsts
and her washed overheard and lost The
vessel was in good condition aud wanted assistance
Schr fRANCFs SArrKRLY Davis frm Pascag oula Tor Fall
River, ialen in with March -. lat 10 40 lon ~ u2
wstcriOxEed Four of her taken on by the
schooner Hudson, Capt Vaughan from Galveston for
Boston. and landedat Lewes Del yesterday. The other
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CLUB HOUSE OF THE XAVIER UNION.

The house No. 20 West Twenty-eventh street, until
recently occupied by the Bar AsFacaton. formally
opened last evening the Cnp House OF lie Xavier
Union, a prominent Roman Catholic organization
The union purchased the house for $32 oo0 and has
been entirely refurnished and handsomely fitted up
The members OF the union, who were attendance
large numbers received their guests among
whom were the members or the Xavier Alumni Sodal-
ity, and conducted them through the library
parlors and billiard ROOM Quite q lengthy address
delivered by Mr. William Lummis, the
President of the Union, during which he reviewed
the history of the society since its organization five
years ago, and congratulated the members the
which has attendee their efforts toward placing
it upon a firm basis. The Rev, Father Hudon the
President of the ST. Francis Xavier College, made n
brief address, after which several selections the piano
were rendered by various members. The Rev. Father
Dealey, the Moderator visited each room in the house
blessing the apartments and invoking Gods grace
upon the union The library, which is situated on the
second floor of the house. contains nearly 5000
and most comfortable description