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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS
For Masonry, Brick Work, aud Iron
Work Of Now Cook County
Courthouse.

Thu Board Of Comnltss!oas1a Ct Cook f. C3nntS TX.
S hs Gfts %eats Nv nudnA II 9a Is n aeissS
a. fef s ia,hnx she M.tsFtaa I'll nd s tsht sax X
!v T. s MSntr Uu. IL 1T liz FER & 81 EFT
e. 9sm Gesk ~ VIII sn.
;st. 81 T. s.s. ahss IT, = soah
eIseas rsoposah viii b received 4. follower
j. IL Mssos!y l.s YH,s snd Brick Work.
1tidtr. fcr sfasonry and Brick work shall furnish
wtM ielr pruU.a honds u ths suH Ct TTsnty Thou
sh ibsT PSo:s!t bout. ta ~ :uu. IN It E~eny e ~
nure spproYtI suetles Rna!snteeinx tint tldaets s
Secepi tle contract awarded 70 them, md thkt they
M
sntest1K Ihe proper performance Of tho contract.
aeh Ea3 ~ Yroios.l il y ss4ea 4, .sps;.ts a. e..
aains mi ndfrEa of tho blddds Ia full aud shesu two
Euyelopes e be inelossd tn third s9yslope ssmtlasy
VII VII Z Ei tafaissa fat u s .ieh!tsst & III oe
hld4sts w!l! Setan ssss.: y the naa' 70 seseneA
NJ PROPOSAL viii b. received sfIof ihs n.o spstaed
and III proposals. That moi properly 'ol out Will 10
fls fght 70 reject aar Or Il, btda IL reserved.
svccet4l bidder wtl exclude lhe employment of con.
Sdafs: !ss|! s = !saStsa mr.
responsibility befo'e sHa,sst tn 7 eatsfsa tss
ilSHS5l!SHHib kiS: HsSl!Hibf.
S5S;iSi'ss SSS;IiISSE,S'SsFsrnEn.
5afN!sS!Sy 55lFA s!SSySS$EiER4! S1$EE'iEE2R44t'
Join. comulttos on fsablia Buildings aud Public
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Further Proof.
FACTS WILL TELL.

II. II. STEVENS, ESQ.,: m
DKaH srR: Allow mo to say word In fsvor Of vEa.
ET1xr During the pat ygar hasv. ~. suffered s fEop
November until the nd4to Of the following June. md
on 90 average dtd not alt IN two hour week hsd
hspt md constantly e.fT wofse: They sf'ssd 'as.
plant md could never be any better. wss rednccd!n
weight 81 pounds, which u much. for AN naturally
thin.
tifo9gli iii eaTncat pcysuaon of fflrndl anu ana
happy 10 state, With good results | have gained 10
poihuA IN weight Sit up Ill day. WAX half Inlg,
and ride @.
:e tFa Fl .s 't;tssnt ,ets; e ;ny man In o'-
AUX !, is7s, 4. j. bUHbECk. UoIstown. N. II.
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II Will here be scen that while tho Post -Oflfcc
service In Now York costs the Government tlu
c.,ortuulls sun of S37d, the poatagc paid
fH tllc city oil drop letters uiuno amounts to
S03J,240 e, llrary thrcs timcs thu amount ot
the total cxpcuses. Some very interesting com
when population Is taken Into consideration. 1t
is not gci,erally known tint thp carrier service
MI over tho country is pail for by tho postage
u, drop letters utolc, and q surplus VI several
thousand dollars rcI,uins to tie Government
nt,,,t1nlfY.
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1t will bc aeen that New Orleans Is the most
expensive city for the Post-Oil!cn service, aud
Chicago tic cheapest. Tho following Is uuuther
interesting tnt,1e:
, 1876-11-08

iii. II. Il. STEvESA. ..--,,..,..--.-
the great number yuu hare rcccfscd In faror Of
rour great good medicine, rk1EfiKE. for % not
thirty with tst drGedfg dtees.s Catarra:
though could never breathe uny morc; md 'xnertxE
ss cured ne, and feel to thank GOD ri the time
iEAt there il 10 xood insdtcnu fEukTskx: And ~.
20 think II one ii the est medicines fer coughs and
wesk,inksnE feelings at thg .omssh and Rasle r.
"'"S - > S.Es. l.. GORE,
Car NngbzIne and Mnlnut st., Csnbrdgc. Mus.
, 1876-11-08
APPRECIATION.

CWAKIKsrowH, Mnfch 10. 1870.
II. Il. BTEvESs: .,,u
..i5lood Trespfntlon :" {VeEctinul n my family
;s'c5. .Hd ao nk or 'a 1.;uma
e aaeestons. sauuet y sKcGsls1; s ~, ~, ,,, r.
hayu ever u1cd. and baTe uscd an0st estrJth!nS.
can cecffuy recommend to any one 1a neea Of sueh
anicdlctnt.
Yuu1a respectfully, .,,,, -. ,.,,
Mfr /. i. DISsMO1:E, 10 flussell'at.
xIat.nAs.,s, iu Eo111 liz. A Ii nr1FpiSfS
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

syEaAEn LAprApoE FD. irorn Philadelphia for New
York before reported aground opposite Fort Delaware
OF AN 3Oth, proceeded at 10 AN and passed
4. 40 Pm.
BARK HATTIE GoUDEY (fIr. Hammond. from lphia
Tor Belfast touched Buk Head Bar, Delaware. only re
aiaing long enough Tor the tug her eng
when she came OIL
BANK MAEGARKrrA GER. from Barcelona grounded on
the upper end Of Fort Delaware yesterday bat OF with
out damage and arrived up 10 Philadelphia Pm.
BARK Mxrs Kent. from Hong Kong Tor Manila, wrecked
the Manila coast, vailed at $O0)O and Is fully
sured
BRIG RoKANcE from Navassa, at Baltimore 29th. re-
ports March 10 Ia lat b To- Ion - encountered terrific
lasting till the I'D sustained damage. except burst
ing sails. &c.
BRIe Iss Anderson Philadelphia 30th from sagua on
tho 2Oh hal cabin filled with water split sails and received
other slight damage.
scan FRANCES StrrERLY-Capt Davis Of schr Frances
Sattcry before reported abandoned while the
PzscagOus 10 Fall River makes the following
ON tho afternoon OF thu 2Dh inst the vessel
tered leavN gale from the southeast aud southwest
copanrd ~ very heavy which struck her vita
tremendous iorce. staving OF her boats. Dur
my night the vessel scuddinK under
clnsc-iecled otcsail. and this 10 feared
might carried away Al 10 oclotk the
next morning she found have sprun aeAk and the
pump. steadily worked during the day At nigfHll
the leak found have Increased aud part OF the
thrOwu overheard Next morning asigna OF distress
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CLEARED.

Steamer Holland 1lr,. Simpson. London-F W J Hurst.
Steamer wieland ger, lebch Hamburg via Plymouth
-kunhardt X Co.
steamer Mas Dutch Chevalier. Rotteriam-Funch.
Edvc
Steamer Ashland Crower, Fernandna via Port Royal-C
II Mallory X 90
Steamer Gen Barnes Cheesman. savAunah--w r Garri-
steamer Richmond Kelley Norfolk City Point and Rich.
tnond--tlld pnmiuion Steamship &c
steamer EeRnorN, Johnson Pn-tand-J ' Ames
Steamer Ncreus, Bearse. ROSt"u-H r Dmock
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Philadclphia--Jas Hand.
Steamer Maynowor Davidson. Phladclphia-Ias Hand.
ship Conqueror. Cracker. Francisco-Suttnn 4 Co
Bark t,rcmona, COVE Yokohama " N Brown Co
Eark Tercsa lo Nico ual Dominica, waterford-Iohn q
Scager.
Bark Schiller Ger. GloIstoin, Brenen-Chas Luing 4
Co.
Hrig Michclina utaD. Caca,e Cork for orders-A r
AgrcSta
Brig Hugo tSw). NORM. Oporto-Funrh kdye 4 Co
Brig Starlight fucker Brngctown barbados
town. Dcm-F W Whitney
Schr Goo Mcfarland. Mcfarland Laguayra and Porto
Cabelio-parsnns q Iaud
Schr Mary Patten. GikeY, 81 Pierre Mar-D Trowhrdge
schr Tunis Dcpcw, Baker. Boston-Chas Twlng.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WARRINGTON. March go 1876.
GENERAL scHENcx's TESTIMONY sBEFoRE THE
COMMITTEE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRs-DIscREP-
ANGLES IN HIS LETTER OF RESIGNATION tx
PLAISED-wHAT LONDON STOCKHOLDERS
PROPOSES TO PROVE.
Mr.. Schenck again appeared beiore'the Committee
on Foreign Affairs to-day. Mr.. Swami said he
instructed by the committee TO say to Mr. Schenck
that the committee would retain the control Of the
examination reference TO matters connected with
him. All questions would be put TO HIM through
a member OF the committee and he would
reply to the committee and not to outside
parties Mr.. Schenck made explanation with
regard to his resignation as director of the Emma
Mine Company, denying, Lyon had testified, that
he had concealed the fact from December till the 10Th
of January. He made no effort TO conceal the fact
which was generally known. He also explained the
discrepancies as called 10 his attention by Mr.
Springer between the letter OF resignation the
pany and that purportng to be copy transmitted to
Secretary Fish He had prepared and retained the
rough draft from which he had written with modi-
Hcation, the letter sent to the company.
Mr. Hewitt called attention to tho following tele
gram, received to day
CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRs-
In confirmation of Lyons evidence / have the
original draft OF Schenck's letter of resignation in
proof that Schenck received cable telegram In Paris.
the 18th December from Park advising sale on the
intended passing of dividends and Schenck sent
Chcseborough telegram sell 1000 shares Tor him.
McDOUGALI,
Chairman Emma Nine.
Mt Nenck said he was confident that such draft
OF letter In Parks handwriting existed. He adj
vised by Park TO sell at that time but he sent tele
gram TO Chcseborough for such purposes
Mr.. Schenck will appear again tomorrow, when In
terrogations will be propounded to him.
The committee adjourned till tomorrow.
Mr.. McDougall, who sent the above telegram from
London Is stock dealer in that city is the pro-
prietor of The Hour newspaper aud its money editor.
Since the Emma mine shares went down in the market
lie is said to have bought up at very low price
enough shares to secure controlling interest in ths
company. He is reported to have proftcd largely by
his spccuations III the Emma stock bv
buying when IL down to 81 or f2 per share He
himself not originally IN the company. stated
nor OF those who suffered by the depreciation of
the stock.
Chairman Swami, with the concurrence of the COM
mittec, has telegraphed McDougall 10 forward such
proofs MS he may have IN support Of the truth OF his
telegram.
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his nervous system, and accounts in great measure,
for his present sickness The subject makes fresh talk
among Senators, as the continuance OF President
Grants indispositon would revive the Old question
about the President pro tenL OF the Senate.
THE SPIRIT TAX LAws-THE NEW YORK PRO-
DUCK EXCHANGE IN EXPLANATION oR ITS
MEMORIAL
The New York Produce Exchange committee to-day
heard by the subj Committee OF Ways and Means
The memorial and for 1t explained by the
Chairman OF the committee, Mr. W. S. Miller. Mr.
Brstow stated fully the business OWLS and expressions
resulting from the present practices Of internal
nue. officers. while the legal aspects Of the
developed by Colonel Ill., who dwelt particularly upon
the bearing of Judge Giles decision, of Bal
timore, of day before yesterday The reception OF
the memorial most favorable and at the request OF
Mr. Hancock the Produce Exchange delegates are re-
ducng their views TO writing and drawing proposed
amendment. which will accord with Mr.. Mcades bill
In so far as It relates to that especial subject pc
tiion was presented to-day by Mr. o'Bren. OF Mary
land. in favor OF this bill, signed by all the chemical
manufacturing and wholesale druggists in the city of
Baltimore, and from New Haven also pre-
sented signed by all the wholesale liquor dealers OF
that city. The Produce Exchange committee will sub
init their papers to the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue before returning to New York.
SENATOR CoSovER, OF FLORIDA, AND THE
UREI.
For some time past there has been n movement in
political circles in Florida. aiming effect the indict
ment of Senator S. b. Conover. for alleged while
he was State Treasurer Dispatches received here to-
day state that Immediately upon the examination OF
Mr. +. II. Gamble. who State Comptroller when
Senator Conover Treasurer of the State of Florida
the State withdrew from case as his testimony
culpated Senator Conover
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CIKNFuEcos, March 25Arrivcd, schr Seabury Trim,
Montego Bay; 26th, brig John Burns. Hunter, New
Orleans.
sailed path, bark sam shepherd Evans Philadelphia;
brig Bertha Br. nammett. Halifax; Lewis Id.
wards Miller New York Il Bramhall Gilictt do David
Ame Flanders Boston Adde Walton, Hamilton do; 9th,
Georgia. Colin, New York.
CAnnrNAs, Mnrcn 27-Arrived. barks Gan Edep Blair.
Buenos Ayres Martin Brett. Peterson 81 Tnomas; brig
J. Nymau, Hopkins. do schrs Armna & Hall. Hall.
New York; Weeks tarr. do: Ewood Burton. Hnichins.
Phiadcpha Ireland. Fisher do: 18th, Donna Anna,
Whacy. Wilmington, Nc. .
sailed 27th barks Albert l'D. Eastman north of Hat
Jno Marsh Pickett do schrs Jno SANFORD, BRAY
do Jas Brown. Coihus do 2sth Speedwe Drisko do
Ruth Robinson Rogers. do; Henry Bushman OBJ, MOTIFS
do \ l. Fuller Eaton. do.
hsvANA March 29-Arrived, steamer Gnssie Stove IN
dianola. =.
HALIrAI March Sailed brig Kate Upham( Br). Wood
worth urofn Iondonl. Boston
LoSe CAV March i4Passed. bark blanche (br, Bordet,
froni JanAca for London. ~ days out
MArAxzAs March 25--Arrived. bark Foroncs Genoyar
Sitnna Ma Nanr
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 80, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED 1T HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHuEsToSE TELEoRAPu LINE

REPORTED 1T THE HERALD srEAN YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTrEsroSE TELEoRAPu LIVE
Steamer State Indiana tBrl Sadler Glasgow March
Is 10th With mdsc % passengers to Austin
Baldwin a Co Had tine weather all the passage.
steamer Kenilworth Orr. Prowsc Antwerp March ~,
with mdse aud * passengers 20 Peter Wright Sons
Crescent city, Curtis, Havana March ~ with
mdse and passengers to Wm Clyde Co. March ~ no
lat, &c. passed schr Willard from Trinidad Tor New
York
steamer Old Dominion Walker Richmond City Point and
NorolK with mdse ana passengers to I'll" Old Dominion
steamship Co
SteamsrEC knight Chichester. GeorsetowO. Dc with
mdsc To- J l. Roome. Jr.
steamer rot.svle winne,t Philadelphia. with mdsc to
james y Ward Go.
Bark Maria Aus. cAmmus, Cork 81 days. in ballast
Hark Paoina dtaD. Fsrigai Cork so days In ballast
order
Bafk Naradis (Nor Petersen Dublin IS days Ia ballast
80 robias Co Came the southeriy passage and had
variable weather
Bark Carlo AUS. Goubovich Galway Jan ~, In bal
last q Anchored "a Oravesend bay for orders.
BARK ferscver.nte LtaD. Bono, Duukirk I'll days. In
Bark Omega dtAb FrAsconara. Palermo 20 days, with
fruit to order.
BARK koeke. Atkinson. Porto cabello 10 days. with eof
fec 20 Joseph Agostint
Bark 4gil Of Bsrmuda) Hill clenfueeos IS DAYS, with
sugar 70 Brooks Coz vessel % Middleton Co Marcn 2s
i -a. M AZ Cases Of Dalawars had he@vv sale tsss.
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down The Acting Governor Stone. is n dem
ocrat. but is we'll spoken OF by the republicans. who
consider him fair and upright man VINO viii deal
honestly and impartialy and make a good Governor
for the state.
The resignation Of Ames breaks the power OF the
ring OF followers and iavortes of his who have mis-
ruled the State and will enable the republican part
IN the State to reorgsnize sound basis and make
themselves formidable and respectable opposition,
II they do not carry the State. Mississippi repubi-
cans here very well satisfied with the result
believe the future OF their hopeful at
this moment than for years before Meantime, SEN
aior Morton does not to DO that the bot.
tom has fallen out of his Mississippi investigation
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HS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGlr-The NRw YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Costou ght for
board the Herald steam yacht showing while burn
the eoors red red changing from the other
In succession. aud can be several miles distant Cap
tans OF vessels seeing this signal. will obigc bv
preparing any marine they may have for the Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
nPerson desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
ofHKGALD yacht pier No. East River New York
received from all parts ofhe world and promptly
iivered. Duplicates are required
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ASrwKRP. March 3o-saled, vaderiand (Belg),
Randle Philadelphia.
Arrived 3oth. steamer Switzerland (Belg) Jackson New
York.
SEN Philadelphia; ship Chloe (Beg, Roeckac Baltimore;
bark Preciosa Ger. Walk. do
Sailed gath ship MARYLAND Ger, Huffman. Baltimore
Cbefore reported sailed 9th for New York;.
BARCELONA March 25-Arrivcd bark Rafael Pomar (Sp)
veevet Savannah brig Josefa pl, Terrasa do Merce-
des (sp). Company. New YORK.
CArASn-SaiIed, bark Emilio. for Philadelphia.
DEAL March 3O-saied barks Patent (Sor,, Morgensen
from London. Baltimore; nermanos Nor) Jacobsen from
do) Bull River, sc; Mary Gibson (Br Sloan from Ant
werp). America
DUBLiN March 3oSailed bark Wellamo AUS, Backman
United States.
GENOA. March 2e-Arrived. banks Clara Maria Csw)
Bugge. Pensacola Hero RUS. waug Mobile; brig l.
Margaret (Br). Williams, Galveston
HAMBURG. March 29-Arrived, brig Lubken (Ger).
Winters San Francisco.
Sailed 10Th. the Ruggiero I'd for Philadelphia
HELvoRr March 29-Arrved, bark GenfAlOch (Br, IquL
que.
Sailed 2sth bark Germsna tGen Evers, Boston efor.
reported sailed 2lsD.
Sailed 2st h. the Arend. for Halifax.
HAvRE March 2s-Arrived BARK Charles CFD. Blondel
Charleston.
Arrived 3oth, AN, steamer Pereire tFp. Daure New
York.
IPSWICH March 90 Sailed bark Tclemach (Nor MOIler
L
LIvERrooL, March 3)-saled. ships II L Richardson,
Morton, ST Johr. Nh; Edith Manson. United States.
Arrived prior 10Th. Parans tBr waring Bos.
ton.
LoxDoS-sailed from Gravesend March 80, bark Nina
Sheldon. sheldon. New York
LoSDoNpKREY. March 29Arrived bark Amicitia Cyor),
Reimcr. Baltimore.
LseaoRS. March aosaied previously. bark Mary Hale
Higgins. New YORK.
MovILLr. March 3o-Arrived Eysia (Bp, Camp
boil New York for Glasgow.
ODESSA March ID Arrived bark Ammonia (Aus) Staugh-
CT. New York (see below.
QurFSsrowS. March 3o-Arrived ship Bonanza (Br.
Webster. New Orleans.
Arrived 10Th. ship Andrew Levitt CBn. Durkee, New
Orleans
ROTTERDAM March 2s-sailed, brig r Won Benningsen
/ C. ~. Roster. United states
vIaSSA March 22-Arrlvod BARK FARen (Sor, chrsten.
sen. New York.
LoNpoS March 30-The Austrian bark Armenia Can't
stsughe from New York Odessa 18Th was Obliged TO
overheard 100 petroleum passage in
! order hshton and her
WEATHER REPORT.
90 D.
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Sailed 2eth. schrs A II HOwes Newbeny, OF HafferAs'
BrigAdier. Morton. do. 800, mn
NAvAssA. March lOIn port. schr Melissa "ihef. w"
SOU. for Baltimore. to sail about the 18th. :, -
ST THOMAS March 24-Arriyed brig Salista f"rtrius0
Gibraltar for Cuba. ,,,.-,,,
ST JAGo March 2i-Sailed schrs Ellen Perkins Mtchei'
OF Hatteras; Mcdonald Mcdonald, Baltimore. A.,
SACuA, March 27-Arrived. schr Alma, Johnson NJ"
chias.
sailed 27th. brig Moses Day Crosby Of Hatteras: schn
Saarbruck. Clark do Telumach Bennett, PhilAdelphih
ST JoHE. NIB, March 3O-Arrvod. bark Recovery ,bp,
Pirouet Galveston schr Geo Calhoun, Walsh, New YORK
YARMOUTH Ms, March 29-Salec, steamer Dominion lbD,
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SAILED.

Steamers Holland Rrl, for London Maa. Ccutchi Rot.
crdam. wieand Ger Hamburg; Claribe lir), Kingston.
Ja &C; Gen Harness Savannah. Richmond Richmond
ship Rjukan tNor. Antwerp; Gen Mcclellan san Fran.
bark Lotie stewart ir Cork; briggs Marie tNorl
Christiana. Harry Aubrey. Barbados.
Wilma midnight. MNW.
Barometer ut midnight. 1873
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by elegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London" the
Paris office addressing '.Bennett Avenue de POpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be cabed this
country free of charge
Captains arriving at aud sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegi Hphing
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WIiALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford March 80 bark Gosnod Willis.
from North Pacific Ocean.
Sailed from Sandy Point Straits of Marelanl Feb s. schr
Florence, of and for New London with l72G fur seal skins
Of board.
At Tahiti Jan 80 bark Atlantic Brown OF NIB with so
bbls sp oil since leaving Honolulu
Spokcn-Dcc - no lat &C. bark Osmanl of New Bed
ford, with 100 bbls sp oil.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Valparaiso rl Mills from Portland o. for Queons-
town, date lat % 40 n Ion 121 - w.
Brig Erie. Sparks from Boston for Wilmington. NC,
March 20 % miles ssE from Nantucket South Shoal Light
ship.
schr Coffin. Chisholm, from Mexico for Liverpool.
date. lat - ~. Ion 10 40
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n competent courts. WITHOUT puDicty. AuVice ire1
Notary Commissioner. Passports procured FIXED
ERlk KIM Conn Law, No 6 Sc &~rk's place
, RsOIIJrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n emf states numerous causes. without publicity;
LEGAL evarvwhers: charge In advance; advice Tree.
NJ HOUSE. Attorney, lSi broadway.
|JONsJNPTION AND DISEASES or THE THROAT
I J and lungs radically cured by WlNCHESrER'S HY
POPUOSPlIfrK OF LINE AND SODA 81 and 81 pet
bottle Sold by l druggists aud at 80 John ST. New Y0rl
ii Philadelphia
This hotel situated Walnut 81, between sd and 3fh
81 having frontage Of oOJ feet IL adiOus
cent nidiurs grounds Of the University Of Pennsy
vnnin in handsomcst OF the city The
large and with capacity for 400 guests The
hty construction and pccua. plan OF the house afford
teect protection against IRE accident the
norch Is wide by OD feet long overlooking delight
l PARK Access 6e had the Centennial Grounds In
Pennsylvania Railroad less than ltpD feet rom this
hotel BY the OF this railroad the
Exposition ia eight minutes. the business OF the
aud theatres eau be reached by IN II minutes
geological arcn the picturesque region Of old Paramount
aud extensive water OF Philadelphia within a
easy walk The hotel viii be conducted the European
plan kestAufAut will be made especial feature. excel
lent IN quality snd moderate In price.
The manager brings to the undertaking experience
acquired 20 the best hotels oi the United states notaby
the udei Hotel OF 81 Loui, and Continental. Of Phil
dcpha and pledges his weliearned reputation that this
will be the model est abiishnlent Of tie city
Open tor the reception Of guests April 10
JANIS r. SLOWER
Manager
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HOTEL AUBRY.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAKNESS. &c, PROMPTLY.
~ radically aud permanently cured BY WINCHESrEHS
SPECIFIC PILL ~ per box, six boxes s. Prepared
only BY WINCHESTER co. Chemists 80 John ST. y. 4
TnONAs r. AGNEw THK GREAT NEW YORK
Grocer Tea. Coffee aud Flour Dealer New Yor<ers AL
everybody call and get bargains. ~ Nesev ~
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

lrKs OF DEPARTURES FROM new YORK FOR THE MONTH
April.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYmAD March 30. $50 PN-wind ssw, gentle
breeze; barometer 20. 536
, 1876-06-30
PRICE LIST
Best Quality Of Human Hair,
Rear Part Of Store. 2oS Ksarny ST.,

To purchaser Of large quantities a still GREAT
Weft, Crimpera, ETC., Cheaper 1han any other
store can sell, WhOleeale and Retail. I
out TO dealers At prices 70 suit J. O. D0HERTY.