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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT OF
d Practical Medicine and Surgery. July, SIG;
nicc 81 so A Practical Treatise on Materia Mledica
and Therapeutics. by r; Bartholow, NJ: D.; So;
from G. f.: $3.50. IIoblIs's Architecture, contain
Ing designs and ground plans for villas, cottages and
other editccs-sccond edtion-cnlargcd; So. Pigeon
English Sing-Song; or, Songs and Stories III the
China-Enclisll Dialect. with Vocabulary, by Lee
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" siso. inst received another lot OF COMMERCIAL
SOTE-pAPER at 81 Il ream, or five quires for 25c.
mn i WOODHOUSE & PARIIAM.
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DOOK-BINDING:
Now is the time to put your library III order.
All BOOKS which need repair or binding, If sent
to us will have prompt attention. and the charge
will be very reasonable. we are anxious to reduce
our large stock Of STANDARD WORKS, and will,
therefore offer great inducements to all who are dis
posed TO buy. , ,,,-c, ,r,r
jy 20-d&w 1918 Main street.
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1916. 1915.
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FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORk X,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAIT1-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. G.
On and after TUESDAY. May 10th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
aboyc-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS 1T O'Clock A. M.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP passing
through the same Notifications battleelds James
town, Hampton Roads, ETC., and have four hours at
Old Point for bathing and sightseeing, or two hours
ut Norfolk before departure OF Baltimore steamers
The elegant new "Hygcia Hotel" ut Old Point is
now open for the reception of guests.
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk. ............ 50 90
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and return.... 80
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale OH steamers, at CARRIER &c Co.:
Ticket Agency Main street, and Exchange Hotel, and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an0 regular land
ngs on James river, from A. n. to Z. NJ, n!
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch office
ut W. D. Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
my IL
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postponcd till MONDAY NEXT, the 7th Angus
at same hour. MISUNDERSTANDING
au I IhE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATES sjIsIIa
BY TIE
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CANTON INSIDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
MERCHANTS, CHEAP TRANSPORTATION
LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
iy2-3m L. b. TATUM, Agent.
ly2-3lll
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <oEFEff
~ COMPANY. isksR
, OOJII hN -
FOR NEW YORK.

DHILkDE HIA, RICH sIFFTS
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAAl-nsssEssss..f9s
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Unti further
trips, leaving Philadelphia every L UESDA9;
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY; and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston ana Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer. - 1890
W. T.. PORTER. Agent,
1926 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE It Co.
General Agents,
No. 12 South Wharves, Philadelphia
ID. u. G. MINK, Agent.
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RICHMOND, July 20, 1876.
WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR
w ell tire stock of GROCERIES to z. +. holland
& Co., who will pay all debts contracted by us, and
will receive all debts due to We heartily recon-
mend the new firm to patrons and to the public.
c. X. DARLINGTON & co.
As will be seen by the above notice, we have pur.
stock of GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, SHIP
STORES, &c. We will keep constantly on hand
full supply Of all articles in our line, and would re-
spectfnlly solicit a call from the customers of the
late concern. and from those Of William A. Walker,
as we'll as our friends and the public generally. We
will In the future be fully supplied with SHIP
r F. holland &C CO.,
iy3l-lw l715 Main street.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-10
CHE 9S!luily Arens.
VIII Joyca be Pardoned2

Col, John A. Joyce, leading Repubii-
can manager and Office holder is now wear
ing a striped suit in the Missouri state
prison, for robbing the i. s. revenue, and
il is said that ex-Gov Tom. Fletcher, Re
pubiican) is working to have Joyce par
doned. 4 letter in the New York Sun,
from St. Louis, says:
Its considered here that the administra
ton is under the greatest Obligations to
Fletcher. He vas the chairman and the
controlling spirit of the Red Cloud com
mission and moulded the final report which
was published On Oct. 49, | have it
from an intimate acquaintance OF Gov.
Fletcher that the commission in its inyesti-
patirn skirted the borders OF most astound-
ING frauds, which, followed to their sequ-
ence. would have involved Columbus De-
alno and the administration III most rep
resensibe manner. Fletcher. however,
managed the investigation with consum-
mate skill. scalping Saville and attacking
the laws and regulations as imperative
aud at fault, aud in the end relieved the
administration wholly from odlum. While
acting as chairman of the committee.
Fletcher also wrote numerous letters to The
Globe Democrat. over the signature Of
"Piute Chief" which were calculated tc
counteract the effect of the Marsh charges
| B caring this relation to the administration
Fletcher goes on to Washington believing
he can use these Babcock letters diplomat
cally, get Joyce pardon, and not hur
| Babcock.
Acting under orders from Washington
District Attorney Dyer has been obliged
to dismiss ali his clerical help at time
when he was Just in the mi lst OF prepare
ton for the trials of Babcock, Mckee
Magnire, Mum, and Llnegar 1t Is thu
unanimous opini n Of the friends OF tn
prosecution that this must more or les
cripple the government counsel. Nhel
i Henderson was dismissed his partner
/ George H. Shields, also drew cut OF til
cases. Droa1head was appointed, to b
sure, but he has not as yet touched tn
cases. and will not until next week; an
now the clerical force, the members "
which have been engaged in copying an
putting in shape vast bulk Of document
arv evidence, is cut of. A connecte
chain OF testimony has to be made up tC
each count of every Indictment. and to q
this requires great deal OF time spent l
going oyer the evidence aud transcrlbln
the portions applicable to the sewers
counts. This work, so much of It as
manual and routine, has heretofore bee
done by clerks. The day before the r.
moval of the clerks they were occupe
! until midnight with this work. 1t is b
\ iuved that by the diminished counsel an
, without this clerical force the proper pre-
aration for the trials cannot be made
the / lth of January.
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For Book BINDING or Ruling, go to
TnE ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able. Work done quick. Leaye orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post office. tt
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Voice of God.
py REy AJFRED NEVIN. M.

BY REV. ALFRED NEVIN. D. d.
A New ard valuable Book of absorbing interest,
n 1t is a complete Coupenlium of Sacred History,
Biography and Chronology. 1t contains ali the
Historic and Legendary Lore Of The Bible, 10
graphical accounts of its Patriarchs. Prophets.
Priests Kings and Heroes Also the occur ences of
Four Hundred wears from the last of the Prophets
10 the birth of Christ (not found in other sim
gle youme.) A royal octave of 800 pages embel-
lished with numerous handsome engravings. Lib
eral terms to Agents.
NIILER'S BIBLE & PUBLISHING HOUSE,
1902 6 1904 SAMSON street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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TuIS Is THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago to
Bal imore, Washington ely, Philadelphia and
New York, thout change. Ask for tickets via
For Wayne and Pennsy ivania Line.
Through Iict cts Tor sale al all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest current rates
+. II. MYERS, q. p. & T A,
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''Sl.5OO.O0O"

l. the average monthly prof estima cd to be paid
10 holders of stock privileges by various bankers in
Wall street the house of MeSsrs. Al Xander troth-
iugham (G Go, u Wal street, New York, who pos
IS worldwide reputation for their strict integrity,
offer 10 md atnitously for yeur tn II finan-
cinl Weekly Report, and book explainlng how
Sums from ten dollars 10 thousands may he invest
d. Those who invest littlc have the same adyan-
tayes H. large operators. Send for their eekly.
Boston Pos Nov. 18th. Addr+ss
ALEX. FR0THINGHAN& co,
Bankers and Brokers'
OPP n !. Stock Exchange. IL Wall St. y, I.
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y So tSAS sS<RB


Cincinnati Lafayette & Chicago r. R,
indianapolis, CHM < Lafayette r. r,
Is the Shortest, Best, Quickest and Finest Equip
ped Route between all pc ints west of the Miss's-
ippi River and PEORIA, LAFAYETTE, INpiANAF7ll~
CINCINNATI, oUIsynLE ana all Cities of the E.l-..
South Eas; and North
The following is he time of the ON \ Al
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN:
Leave h ok Island GOO IA. IN. via P. & R. l Ky
Peoria To- 10 a m sheldon : ?. IA; Lafayette 30
p. m; indianapolis 6l5 p m; Cincinnati 1855 p
m: Louisville II 100 p. m
Close connections for Baltimore, Washington,
New York and Southern points
Leave Rock Isand 100 p. m. via P & r. I. Ry
Peoria 200 p. M; Lafayette 1900 m; Indianap-
oils 90 a. m. arrive ncinuati S:i5 a. m +; Louis
vile $50 a. m; Dayton 2:t5 p. M; Columbus il:
Is a. m; Pittsburgh 100 p. IN. Immediate connec
tionS through TO Philadelphia, New York & Boston
| CHICAGO & IoGANsPORT FAST EXPRESS
! Leave Rock island 80 m; Peoria 400 p. m.
| Gilman $50 a M; .hicaSo 930 a. m; State
Line 4:10 a. M; Log4nsport 5:35 d. m; Columbus
5 10 p m Pittsburgh 2:O3 a. m. Toledo 80 p m
Cleveland 10:t0 P,
Close connection at Chicago, Pittsburgh ant
Cleveland for all Eastern and Northern Cities.
By this route passengers avoid delays, and ON
nibuses transfer through large cities which rem
ders it very desirable, particularly forladies
ASK for ii kets reading from Peoria via T. P. 4
/ W. R'y. Baggage heckel Through.
A. L. HOPKINS, Receiver, Peoria.
H C TOWNSEND. tsen'l Tie't Agt, Peoria
For Information address
W. r. CRUMPToN.
Gen. West'n Ag't, Burlngto TON, Iowa.
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ssG a IA H. Ta e M
EOFTSE
SOUTHERN E(bEEI4l
Frontil. : OH 9Th, 9th, and Walnntsts,.
ST. LOUIS. ...-..-.......- ........... NO

81. LOUIS. ............... ........... NO
LAVEiLLE. WARNER & CO.. ?rerr's
The Southern Hotel s. first class in ali It's appoint
mrnIs lis tables al ali times supplied in th"
creates abundance with all the decacios the ma,
kets afford. Its clerks and employees all poll
and attentive 10 The wants Of the euFets al IN,
Hotel.
There is an improved elevator leading from tie
first floor to The upper one.
Railroad ana Steamboat Ticket Office, New
STAND and Western Union Telegraph Office in 10
! GTda Uf she botel. S-2TftsIy
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FOREIGN PORTS

AxsER, April 2s-Arived, bark Eyvor. Listlsasd, New
York
CnouaAGIx ISLANDS. Feb S-Arrved schr Alfred Adams,
CAinAnIsx April as-saied brig Akbsr, Thompson New
York: schr Eagle Rock. Hammond. do
CARpKSAs, April 27-Asrived brig Gco w Chase, Patter-
sailed 27h. bark Gan Eden. Blair north Hstteras;
bries VI Houston. Griffin and Jeremiah. Ford. 10
CANNING. Ms. April 2s-Arved. schr Dreadnaught (B.
Hose Koxc. March is--Arrived shIps Mary whitridrr
Cutler. shanghai; iIsh Nightingale, Palmer Yokohama;
10Th bsrks Jonathan Chase Curt do load for San Fran
Sailed March IL bark Cen:sur Ger. Ohsnsen Portland.
o: rid. ship Sumatra Mullen. San Francisco
ChArered-Barks Edw.rd James, Forbes for Portland,
MargArita for san Francisco
In port April J. Marguerite (r,. for San Fssn-
cisco usngso (Br for do ships Tivol Bsj for do Shi
mM tbr Tor do; sydenhsm tB.l Brisow DO Siehsngts
for Portland o. Annie Gray ODD More for New York bs
fore reported for Victoria, vi; Haze. wilkinson DO Char
Francisco Edward James Forbes, for Portland, o; Gsr
hsidi Noyes dos Forward tr. Straehan for Victoria vi;
Alden Besse Moves Honolulu Francisco
Ion Liverpool for New urssn 18Th bsrss fremont, Car
Isle. Boston, Isaac Hall Ryder. issgo~ brgs Bar
nari Wiley Phladeph.s kepubc. Barker. do; 2esh.
steamer Morgan. from fndianola.
sailed 10Th, -chr sophia Kranx Dyer. New orissns
HAufAN April 3S-Arrived steamer Geo Crom well, ba-
con. 81 Johns, NJ, for New York
sailed 18th, brgs Eureka lBr), Wilson. Kingsscn.Js;
MAML., March s-saiied. bark Canaan tBD. Manson
Liverpool Allies Tasissn Tucker fhsaslphis Isis AnSsr
sailed as,h bark Chadwick. How. north Of uasssrss
IAIrrsxp IS. April Ss-Arrivs4, Srs " Cschrsu
sBr,. Portland, Ne: sehr Blake tsD. hssly, Nsw
sailed 2ssh. brig HOPE nm. Ba1sspsrs o.
Farsh New yorks 23ds Beside tnE. Doess LenAoA
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Treasury to have been due the State Of Indiana for
moneys expended by u, and to be reimbursed by the
general government which finally adjusts the total
amount OF tho Indebtedness OF S250,00o and
closes the account against tho State OF Indiana and
Senator Morton as its Governor is understood that
he VIII make full statement OF the whole affair to
the Senate during the coming week, and disclose the
unwrten history Of the State Of Indiana during the
early part OF the and the therein which, he
says, Will not 10 complimentary to Representative
Springer General Terrl the Financial Secretary, and
also the Quartermaster OF Senator Morton while he
was Governor have arrived in town in response TO
telegram from the latter and will assist in the further
Developments and explanations to be made.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHP PRISCILLA Ger. BichoH. which sailed from New
York March 20 tor Bremen put back day leaking
paired damages and sailed for destination She
has been changed since putting back from ship bark
SHIP CirY LUCKNOW tBr). for Bristol. T. aground
yesterday South Ferry Two lighters to tighten
her
BARK EvKnHARD DELius tGer) at Philadelphia from Bre
came the northern passage. April lat - 3. Ion
ship bottom up 18TH lat ~ ID. Ion ~ 50.
surrounded by field Of ice also number OF icebergs
during the passage.
ScHR DWIGHT DAVIDSON, from New Haven for Virginia.
fouied anchors and dragged ashore opposite Lewes Del
night OF April IS; would probably be on next day.
scHa CHARLEY wooLsxyThe report that the vessel
ashore ut Cape Henopen contradctcd by her captain
She is loading Mt Georgetown, DC.
ScHR DUKE NEWCASTLE tBr from Foggins Mines for
81 john. Nh with coal foundcrcd the 9Th inst
Digby Gut Bay Of Fundy The saved.
ScHR RICHMOND Of Rockland. Black Ledge.
hurricane Island, going out OF Carver's
Harbor Me- with load Of stone Luckily the quite
she or the tide returned
Carver liarbor where she discharged most OF her
and then proceeded Rocksnd where the extent OF her
damage will aimed fshe has arrived Rockland
whore she will 20 on the railway for repairs.
PILOT Boar RED wRIrn BLUE to pieces Cut
tyhunk during the gale Her and portion OF
the wreck drifted ashore
GoULpsBoRo April 27-Schr G Brook, Capt Smailidge
which ashore in Prospect Harbor In OF the late
gales has been taken to Salisbury Cove Eden to repair
NEWPORT, April 29-Yscht Pirate just launched, owned
by Mr. Thos WinSus OF Baltimore carried head Of
mast and all attached in this harbor this Pm.
PORTLAND April 29-Shp Martha Cobb from
has proceeded 10 Rockland Tor repairs
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AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON. April a9-Arrvea. steamer Glaucus Bearss.
ss~ xss S
Reed, Georgetown Dc; Emma shaw, Springer, Phils
sss Ba.smss d":s Adams. Robbins. South X%bSy
Paul Keller. Henderson, do James Warren. Drsko. rou
Geo Argos Lc,ys.na Bs%o,:.
S5Iss vaInam ii hin, fs'r!et; Flores: Move gen,
so Bsson rSsh meyer Add''
S SasaISoRs Si'y x Of po:sn irrvca ,.m.r
Hsllst provisencs; bark zeiirs GsaL: Russo. Lcsss,
ssa1 ssx "a
Phillips. Baker Eichmond. Ne.
sa.,
sehrs Alice Allen, bingham, Curacoa; / Hsiiooi'
CHA RIEsroS April ls-cleared. schr L Bry..,
ss Tor neFfasa
Ceared-sseamer Virginia Hunter Philadclphia; schr
FoRTREss MONROE. April 2s-Arrived. barks " No
Margaret Gss ssh.s 'i io Sss
Passed in-Bsrk. svaen Nor, Boo. nom Loadon Mad.
dslina d,a rsr.na from 'eaos srsISssk Nor
Ifo ss. Mira Na or ssyr ks TG
cIssapeaEs ,bn WILSON, from Dsmssar. ali for 3sisi
GALVESTON, April 24-csarsd sehr st George, Candy,
KEY WEST, April 27-Arrived, schr Graham smith,
NEW ORLEANS April aS-clearsd, bark Gem. Nose
FaDsSh Sfs w xss 3 Rsss Rio
,s i, s D.s:
Farr. CardeLas; Henry Allen. Tstsm, Jersey City:
Roekport: Anna Ks.eIam Ke.ehum do hve Smst
Gorson ris.sson Me-; phil.dsiph,s Bcrsmsn. Gardiner
@ ~ Msiss s.iSss ris:
Johnston. Outtin. Jacksonville.
Also arrived, steamers Allentown. TntsIo. Boston;
Achilles Bacon. Newbuyport bark rict<o Accame Nta
Potesta. Dublin; schr J y kash g John, NIB.
Ciesred-Stesners Norman, Nickerson. Boston; Tons-
Equator HinckIey Chsrieston; Concord. sbsrin. New
York; bark Marnin uta) Lauro Belfast; brig Ambrose
Light Harris Bosom; schrs Carrie Boanell. Sherman.
Ssracoa; Marietta Iiison rsnusws Boston; Stephen
LYNN: E-B Emery. Weeks Cheissa; Jennie
Middleton, whitaker Charleston Hattie Paige Godfrey,
Marbehsad Lizzie Small, Tice Danvsrsport Kebeccs
b Pssy Nsr S9' rG Fan
Weeks do; Laura G Wolfe, McDevitt Westerly. RI
Also cleared barks Reformer tBr). Brown. Belfast I;
August Qunto utall: Amodes, Bristol &: Hiids Mop,
Lion tBr) st John. NB
NEWCASTLE, April 2o-Passed up. bark Lufrs (Nor Lo.
RENTER. from Hamburg.
LKwEs. Del. April 29-Arrved yesterday. bark Alfredo
Passed yesterday ships Kimbun (r) Perry from Iy.
erpool; Rhine (Br) smith, do Passed barks stormy
Petrol (Br, for Plymouth FL Bartoomio Savona (ta for
Cork.
Sailed to-day, barks Snow Queen rom valencia) Phiia,
delphis Glenraocl ttrom Greenock). do; brig Fanny
(Ausl, Sandre Qrom Dundslk). Baltimore Jul
PM.Arrved, barks Giovanni Aus), Duleich. London;
Olga Aus), Corch, Leith Argo Nor. tarsw. Bergen;
Carolina Premuda Aus Vessel, from Galway Giuseppe
v aus. velpi, Valencia for orders
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S-Cleared, bark Corea TrssK
sEHoME, April al-saled, ship Germania Baker. San
SAVANNAH, April ao-Arrivsd, steamer Gen Barnes.
SRiled-Ste acinto. Hazard New York
lea. Billups. Baltimore.
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New York.
In port April A. schr chas seadman Dnnton and Wash
inyt"n. - for New York. 10 sail IN O dasA
SHANGHAI March l7-Saed. bark Alma, Lord. sings-
pore 18th. ship Titana Orr. England. New YORK.
ton ia - - - -' -
sailed 9th schrs Alma Johnson Boston Lizzie Heyer.
roftisnd DO; Matte Holmes. Young. do.
81 JOHNS. Mp April 2s-Arlyed ste amer Caspian (r,
irvcks Liverpool land sailed for baltimore via Hsfax
London. - '~ =
Arrived 2ssh schr Zebra Ssr, Ponce PR: Goth bark
Huron r, Gseonock: brlgs Bsnco dr. Foster Liver.
mouth. Ms. 1870 $3.50
tirl. Hollywood. Belfast. Ne. - "
r sailed sa 1I.h s.sks Mary Lswsau ar Diner sharpness;
sIcIcn,A April Arrived. ship Victoria Valparaiso.
saea Snn. snip Itascs cotson. Valparaiso; bark Ave-
ioEomA.A April s-saed, ship Hope. Hancock. Manila;
In port April 10 barks Willard Mudgstt Dickey non
Naeasaai anc Wallace Mccormack and Netae Merryma1
Masters, unc. -
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Steamer San Salvador Nickersou savannsh-w Garr-
Steamer Champion Lockwood. charleston-J ouinsard
Steamer Regulator: Doane, Wilmington and Norehssd
Steamer old DS@nion Walker Norfolk City Point ana
Steamer knight Chichester Aexandria and George
steamer Beverly Wallace. rhil.dslphi.ys. Hand
Steamer t'~n Whitney. iiallett Bo-ton-H D'moen
sup IL Gregory. Anderson. ran francise"-ou'so"
Co. -,
bark Thames Csn. Williams Adelaide and sydney-Mal-
BARK skniaxc CSor,, Nielsen. Penrance Benham Boye
BARK Aste Giuseppe dsaD chIesa Cork for ordsrs-Ed
bark Arstos Nor. Krdahl. Hamburs-Funeh. Edge
bark Charley tBr,. Robinson HAvre-c W Bsrtaux-
Bark Warrior tBD. FIemmine, Msrseiles-1sshAId
Bark Dante Pcr., Santos. oporso-s A@.rsk Co
Brig Kjsrs.n SNorl isfsen deno.-f1neh Edge Co
Brig " Andrews Wilson, St Marc Olayt) ) y wilson
s s Cardigan card SS's asSoad fsa,
Brig D ) sOuls. souls, Linssn. cB-J II Winchester 4
schr Henry Buschman lBr). Norris Nadeira-J fwhney
schr D II Bisese. Libby. vers cru.-Jehn 4 jansen
sebr Moiiie Asherion. Csibarien-Jsd FRYE 4 Co.
sehr Eva May; Andrews, Cardenas-Milier Houghtcn
sehr sarah Hunt Nsf sddsu, Harbor Islsnd-B Wen
schr Robt Byron Nichoson Harbor IsIand-B Weinberg
4 Co.
cs ssAr Mary Steele F'AS''' Nassau Sr-S weinberg
schr Hastings, Chase Nassau. NP-B Weinberg Co
Scr Heather (Br. McIsaac. Sc Johns NF-Hasson. wat
Il Co.
schr Bnrdets Hart Brooks Fsrnsnaina-Bentlsy. Glider
sleeve X ca.
schr Jesse Clark. Elwood. Fernandns-ED Hurlbut 4
Co
schr Annie Lewis Aldrich, Key wess-Bennsr Pinck-
ney
schr 81 Hazard. Brewster. Georgetown. sc-Bentley.
Gilderseeve Co.
schr Eclipse Conklin, Richmond and City Pont-van
Brunt Bro.
sehr Ellen Baxter Lamphier, PhisdeIphis-psrruson
a Wood.
schr Adde NJ Bird. Fales Bangor-H Brown Co
schr Abbe II Hodgdon, Leighton. Boston-Joseph Cot
trell 4 Co.
...schr VIM Mangum. Chase, New Acknowledgment 1
Wood.
schr Almra, Hegcman. Hartford-Dslsnoy Walters
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. April %,

WASHINGTON. April %, 1876.
Commander 4. X. owen ordered to tho temporary
command OF the Nantucket, at Norfolk, Va. Chief En-
gneer H. B. Noncs as member OF the Board Of Exam
lining Engineers; Q. +. Stanton detached from the tem
porary command Of the Nantucket and ordered to re-
sumo his duties at the navy yard, Norfolk. va Chief
Engineer Thomas Williamson as a member OF tho Board
OF Examining Engineers ordered to duty in charge
OF engineer SPORES the navy yard, Portsmouth.
Chief Engineer q. D. Emmons, from the navy yard,
Portsmouth, N H.. and granted leave Of absence for
three months; Gunner stephen Young from the Ports
mouth, ut San Francisco, Cal, and placed on sick