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FOREIGN PORTS.

BuEsos AYrrs Jan 24-Arrivod. bark woodsids. Mont.
gomery Newport. b.
Moutevidco
sailed j an II, bark Archer. Hatch. Boston.
Sailed j AN ~, brig jennie Phinney, Brown Santos.
BERMUDA, Feb 27-rrived bark Eliza Barss tBr). Vesey
New ork.
sailed March 3. scbr j - Robinson, Gover, Havana.
In port March barks Mis Fr Korean from lloio for
Fs@ sss from ~ rascssoas for conway Wales
as"s F ps o eney b.
IRON Island for York wig orders cargo
Turks Island tor Boston, ready wig wind Pioneer smil
ton from Surnam for New York, do; do: Adds aines
ren from alifax for Porto Rico, wig turn to
rine slir. .
Graham. Liverpool for Portland; sariinsn DID, Dutton
PortlanI tor Liverpool
mond, Montrea 24th Fred Eugene, Holt, st Marys. Ga
nd sailed day for buenos Ayres brig River Queen
Sailed Jan 49, brig Cacique (Brl. Cox New YORK Goth,
ship John z Potter Mcclure. India: brig osseo. Lowry
port Jan % ships Pacific. Peterson from New York
Hattie raplcy smith from Cardiff: b"rks Clara Me-
(Br). Larln, Tor New York; Armstorpt olor. do; A
P"lSrAPrSn. Feb rs lin port. schr ves,a DID, Morrcli.
New York In days
phia. dsg hrgs Sea- Bird DR., Liston from
New York. do; Ransom Br, Lston. IRON do uss arrived
40 Marcia Reynolds Wes,erdyke Tor New YORK March
RIO JsrIgo. Feb i--sailcd ship Resoute Nickels Cal
lao I'd schr sparkling Foam br), smith, New Orleans
mo uRASDe DO sur Jan IL Cleared and ready Tor sea-
brig Acme DAM Ponsen, Sandy HOOK schr M"nd brsss
sr rnoMss. Feb ao--Arrlved. brig Fannie b Tucker
Tucker Troon and sailed 2lst Tor Cardcnms 10Th sarah
leighton Kcchciort March brig sarah Gilmore Clifford
Acxaua T. for Boston put In for water and provisions
scr Wm '' ac. S" TO- yems money bomce
Sailed Fob ~. sehrs Flora Crowley Allen Guantanamo
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NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captans o officers
OF vessels in the and foreign trade observ
ing the displacement removal OF buoys requested
to comm unlcate the that be
Brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter TO the editor OF the HERALD, New York
city giving possible the number and posi-
ton OF displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts OF American Continent When they observed
European countries in tho Mediterranean
il that be sent either by telegraph
or LETT err the New YORK HERALD ~
Fleet street, London the Paris Office. 6 Avenue de
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where cases OF
observed in the OF countries beyond
Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
nay with upon eaching the first conven'
This alton will be cabled free Of charge to
the HERALD and published.
ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
for use board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
burning coor red red changing from the
other succession and be several miles distant
by pre- pairing any they have Tor the Ship
News Department. OF the HERALD
p1Persons DESTROYS of with vessels arrv
ng York do by addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD yacht Pier No East River, New
York Letters received from all parts of the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required.
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oBsEQUIEs OF JAMES L. STEWART.

Tho funeral OF Mr. James L. Stewart, one OF tho
Oldest residents Of tho Thirteenth ward, took place
residence in Grand street, near Norfolk, yes
terday afternoon. As Mr Stewart had been secretary
Of tho Dry Dock Savings Bank for over twenty wears,
aud for time president OF the Eleventh Ward Savings
Bank and director OF the Stuyvesant and North River
Fire Insurance companies quite "a number OF tho
officers OF these institutions were present. but the OBJ
sequics under the immediate auspices vi tho
Polar Star Lodge oil Frecmasons, OF which Mr. Stewart
was member. The religious services were OF the
Protestant Episcopal FORM and were conducted
by The Rev. Sir. Dunneli, o. All SAINTS
Church, at the residence OF Mr.. Stewart
subsequently, the ceremonies were 10 strict nc
cordancc with Masonic rites and formula The pail
bearers were Joseph II. Tookcr, Henry Wallace.
Michael Con!in. Joseph Brown, Mr.. Bridges. Thomas
j.. Martin. rhe remains conveyed TO the family
vault ut the Marble Cemetery in Second street.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP March 1l-sailed, steamer vaderiand (Belg.
Randle, Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX to March 11-Arrived, ship Marcia Day.
Chase. New Orleans
DEAL March 11-Arrved, banks kioto. Long, Baltimore
for Dunkrk Queen OF the Fleet B. Miner do for Brc-
men.
IIAvRE March II Arrived bark Wilhelm Gynther (Nor,
Osttund, New Orleans.
Sailed 10TH bark Svea (Swe), Bradstrom. Sandy Hook
back ths Roads 18th, ship Gen Shepey iIutchins
for Bath.
LIVERPOOL. March 1l-Arrved, ship The Douglass (Br
Wilson, San Francisco Algoma tBr) Groves. Galveston
banks Walker Arlington. Jr. Hooper Charleston; All
(Nor). Bcrentscn. Galveston.
Sailed Ilh ship City of Athens (Br, Carnaghan, San
Francisco sailed 7th) also the Henrietta for Pensa
cola
PLYMOUTH March 1OArrlved. bark Tourist (Nor, Axel.
sen Charleston mot arrived at Queenstown).
NEWPORT, March Ii-Arrived, bark Lima Ger. suhr,
Dnrcn.
QUEENSTOWN March Arrived. steamer Ohio. Morrison,
Philadelphia FOR Liverpool land proceeded.
Also arrived 18th. $3.50 PM steamer City OF Richmond
DIR, Lec! New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
SHIELDS March n--Saed bark Rosslia starita (TtaD
for Boston.
Sailed from - March 7, Christine for United States
reports passed Feb 49, lat 35 Ion no. vessel Of
about 700 500 bottom up, apparently American
build; could see name.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho purser of the steamer Gamma from Bermuda has
our thanks for favors.
STEAMER MAnAcAvno DO before reported having been
nshore and making for st Thomas arrived there prior I"
I'd inst which date She ready for asair having
hauled.
SUR GAnnALpi. from San Francisco for Liverpool, be.
lore reported at 81 Thomas in Distress stopped inc leak
without dschagng and proceeded her VOYAGE Feb ~
BARK SMALL tBri, condemned vt st Thomas. was
repairing I'd ins aud will take load of iron to Boston
BARN Mon.srA Or, At bermuda in distress. was sold ut
auction 9Th inst Tor ESQ.
BAsx cAsco q from N.w York for rernsmsueo which put
and proceed in few days
BAnk RssohTp. tsp, Cor. from New Orleans with cot.
30 the westward Of tho Bermuas cansinr the vessel 70
leak very badly and losing rudaer The wreeIers extri
by Her Majesty's steamtug spithre.
Buia Locn Lonosp. for Cuba. which returned to St
OF about salOo and was waiting orders.
BRIG JAS IANpns before reported condemned and sold
ready for sea.
sn'c litmo r, from ror. Spain for New York. at Der
muda with toreast head sprung will fish 1t and proceed
BIG ELnr Icr) from New York for Hamburg before re
ported condemned at st Thomas Is for sale. and
pairing March
being temporarily repaired I'd inst.
SCHR PHILADELPHIArhe Resolnte returned to
Charleston March from making trip to the sunken schr
20 s a% ops " q" s" "
the wreck several sails rigging and They
The topms OF the rhadeipha stands ABOVE water sat i
II quite likely that the first spell ot heavy weather will
break up the vessel
BERMUDA, March 6-Capt Bartlett of bark Tempiar
New York tor Calcutta has improved since he landed
his medical attendant has hopes of his recovery
that he may return to America in few weeks
CHAnLEsToN. March 0The of the Norwegian bark
Lic she lies Fripps Inlet Hunting Island;
anchors. chains. sails rigging and 400 saved
from the above wreck will be sold by auction Tuesday
The hull of the Mnisceonro. which for some
time proved obstruction vessels navigating Ash
ley River above the Wando Phosphate Works. has been
by the wreckinP HAT Drcadnaught, and the
machinery the boiler which
into fragments.
SUPERINTENDENT Rockport. Me. Carleton. Norwood &
Co work in their sipyard last week. which had
suspended during the winter David Talbot also resumed
the vessel in his yard last week he having
work out to parties in Belfast.
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$l40.UU0
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.
KEROSENE LAMP THAT CAUSED A Loss OF
fIPrEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

A KEROSENE LAMP THAT CAUSED A LESS OF
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
About seven O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
on, in the cellar OF no. 500 Bushwick avenue Will
iamsburg, which totally destroyed the two threcstory
frame buildings Nos 507 anu 500, and Quilted No. GIL
Az half-pas O'Clock last evening tho tire again
broke out, but no further damuge wns done. us the
second lire was cor lined 10 the runs
The couiag grafton was caused by servant girl drop.
ping her lamp in the cellar while getting her
kndlng wood Inc girl gave the alarm ana made her
escapes as did all tho inmates OF the houses. The
buildings such distance from any engine house
that when the engines reached the ground the lire had
obtained such neadway that portion OF the building
oil only could be saved The Ossps an
are foows:--No 507-First floor. occupied by Lui.
wig Beck groccry and dwelling, ST. 900, no insur.
unce; second floor, Adoiph Lentz $780, insured tor
$1,000. company unknown; third moor, Johu scnum
$500 insured Tor $500, company unknown. No. 5OO-
FIRST floor occupied by Michael NJ uer as barber shop
and dwelling, 5000, no insurance second loor, -
Wander $500 no Insurance; ilrd nVor, 'front.' j. Hol
man. 500, no Insurance.; tear, q. Hicks, 5000 no
surunce. No 5ll-Occupcd AZ a liquor saloon and
dwelling by Peter Rczner, 81 ,j00 insured for 900
In PhTnix Insurance Company. The BUILDINGS were
all owned by Peter Rcitzner who says he ~ insured In
the Williamsburg CITY ana Phoenix Insurance. compa-
MES, but nc does not know Tor how much HIS loss Is
50 900 on Nos. sos and 500 and S., 600 on No. JlL
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MANS INHUMANITY.

The records OF Justice Oto's court in Newark, give
tho outlines a sad chapter OF woman's weakness and
mans inhumanity. Several years ago George Kunzcn-
hacker, q widowcr OF hity-Gvc, worth considerable
property, became acquainted with Mrs. Elizabeth
Dulong q widow. Tho acquaintance resulted in their
living together without beng married Some months
ago they quxrrellcd, and upon u complaint made by
the woman the man arrested. He compromised
by marrying her and so lcsitimatzing his two children
bv her Ii appcars however. that his treatment since
then has been worse than before. Her compliant
represents him having treated her with tho most
british cruelty. The story OF privaton, hardship,
hunger and cold US we'll rs bcatings, which she re-
lated moved the almost to tears and he caused
kunzcnbsckcr be again arrested, and held TO Oa 10
appcar for examination.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, March I1-Arrived steamer VIM Crane Kent.
Baltimore; brig Ellie Butler OBJ, Williams st Johns
BsyNswIcK o. March 7Ia the bay bark, X. E,ssno:
BATH March s-saed from below, schr Midnight. Rob
iosh~sailed brig Hiram AbiG. Brown wsesssst to load
BRISTOL. March s-Arrived, sioop Ida E. Vail, Vail.
.CHAHLEsroN. March s-saed. bark Geo Doans
ioth~ArriSed Steamer Gulf Stream, Crowe New York,
barks Aaron Goudsy lBr, svre Allendale tsr, Belfast
Clesred-Barks La Plata DID, Matthews Liverpool; So
s.iied-baTks Echo sw} Dublin: Agnes Campbell sss,
Batmore: brig Ellida (Nor), FernHndina schr Lunets
G%LvEsToS. March e-ceared schr Nickerson. Has.
su,nn ssss New
Cieared-schr Linda. whitmore. Kingston. ia.
NEW ORLEANS. March ARRIVED steamer Margaret
Baker Havana via Florida ports schr Gertrude HowsA
oi Bsow . Day Mcdonald. from utills
Cedar Keys sehrs Lady woodbury. woodbury. Savanna il
om.r @ Perkins,
mi NEW SPA sEproRD March IoArrived steamer Leopard
Aiher.son, Philadelphia: schr ohm Johnson Msgee do
At anchor Mt yanestcwn reny-schr p Abel, Hall.
PORT MADISON. March 2--sailea bark Oakland, Stew.
rrESsACOLA March e-Arrived. bark Helvstla tNor,.
Engebrethscn. Antwerp; schr 5 Lamprey. Mailowes,
7tn--Arrved. barks Pretty Jemima tBr) Chapman Lon
a %.a Key yes s SoS%D
Forrest Home Kent, Pascagoula.
sailed ship Contest Brj. James, Liverpool bark Maria
Arithmetic Dutch, Hemmes, Hull L schr Mary Oliver.
Baker, Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, March 11-Arrived, steamers Cent?.
pede. Miller. Boston; Fanta, Howe. New York; Agnes.
Burdck ship Maid of Orleans Houston. Bremerhaven;
bark sara Aus, Cassanevck London via Dartmouth Ms
Saed-Stcumers Virginia, and indicator.
PORTLAND. March 9-Ceared schr Mary Hudson,
Lake, Bcitast. to load Tor Jacksonville.
iith-ArrIvca. schrs y a Farwell. Dzer Cedar Keys,
Sunlight. Phiadei phia.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3-Arrived, bark Monitor,
Eme rson, Eureka
Saed-Ship shirley, Wallace, Tacoma; bark Cassandra
Adams Edwards, Nanamo; schr Mary Swami. jacobson,
Magdaena Bay. :.
San Francisco.
SAVANNAH, March 11-Arrivcd steamer VIM Kennedy
Balimore ship Lady Duherin (BD De Silva. Liverpool;
barks Trasvck (Nor) Peterson Aarhuus schrs Edward
johnson, New York Mark rendleon, Charleston.
Sailcd-Schr Britain. Woodstock, Fla.
TACOMA, March 3-Arrved. bark Orizero utaD from
Caap -
SaiIed-Ship Dashing Wave. Nickels San Francisco.
WILMINGTON. NC, March 0-Cesred. steamer Pioneer.
WOODS HOLE March lo-sailed schr Geo w whitford.
BRYANT, Porto Rico .
WARREN, March s-Arrived schr New Regulus. Raford.
Port Johnson.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at st Helena Fob bark President ID Robnson
NIB from oil not reported. Reports spoken
heard Of tho following whaling vesses with their
since leaving 1t Heiena-Jan % lat 92o - Ion ~ 4.
ports having few days previous bark Adcne Gibbs
with ~ bbs % oil bark Chas W Morgan 30 bills; bark
Kathleen 60 bbs barks Hope I'm and General Scott each
nothing; bark Bartholomew osnod. 800 bbs all tod
Sailed from Tahiti Jan ~ bark Cora for San Francisco
Capt Iiambln. OF bark Sea Fox. Of Ns arrived home
AN 9Th inst left his vessel of Galapagos Islands
g. with 800 bills sp, 80 do VIII; $50 bills since leaving
1ombez.
letter from Capt Lake of bark Nautilus Of Nh reports
her Talcahuana Ian p arrived 7th). having taken @
bbs oil last crusel95O all told Would sail that day
fo home direct.
letter Capt Chace OF ship Jireh Perry NB
pors Tombex jan % having 400 bhls oil
since leaving Tombez n September all well would sail
~ cruise. Reports OF Shore Ground middle OF Decem
ber bark Hercules Sherman. NIB. ITO sp this cruise.
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OBITU AIRY.

VERY REV. JAMES TIrTA. o. s. +.
Tho Very Rev. James rta, pastor OF St. Anthony Is
Church, Sullivan street, this city. died last evening
after Il lingering illness. Father Ttta a native OF
Italy and had member Of the order Of ST. Iran
els for upward OF thirty years. He was distinguished
Tor his great learning and when In Rome, where no
was ordained, he was n member OF tho choir OF the
Latcran Basca. lie came 10 this country eight
cen years ago and ut time provincial OF tho
order. He became pastor OF ST. Anthony's some SIX
years ago. and undor his fostering care the parish be-
Tta was in the orty-hth year Of his age the time
OF his death. The funeral scrviccs over his rcnans
will take place ON Wednesday morning
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when discovered William Grey, Of our company,
removed TO the ground Barney Franks,
aged four years; Fireman O'lIearD,
rescued Anne weisberg aged eight years, and John
Franks. aged thirteen years. Fireman Patrick Foley
rescued Marcus Wesberg, aged three years and FIRE.
man John Cavanagh assisted IN getting out soscy
Wcsberg, aged thirty years, the mother OF tho
children by that name All o the inmates werc moro
or less sunocated. When these mad been removed ny
our men made with the assistance OF members OF the
company, 4 thorough search, turning over the bed
clothing and furniture and satisfied myself that all tho
inmates were rescued
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shipmast informed
that by telegraphing tho HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street. London the
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue pOpera
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the same will be cabled this
country FREQ Of charge.
Captains arriving ut and sailing from French aud Med
ports will find Paris office econom
cal expeditions for telegraphins
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Ex-ALDEEMAN REppEI.

Frederick Pepper, whose death occurred at his res
idcncc Stanton street yesterday, was long associ
ated with local politics. He was Councilman of tho
city from the Fifth Councnanic district from 1861 to
1865. Tho district then embraced the Eighth, Ninth
Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards The deceased was
elected Alderman OF tho Twelfth district Tor 1868 and
1862 Tho district then bounded by Houston
street. avenue 4, Fourteenth street ana East River
containing portions OF tho Eleventh and Seventeenth
wards. In 1868 the Aldermanic districts were aO0
isbcd, and thereafter Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men were elected IRON each Assem- bly, district.
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EXTENSIVE CoNTLAGRATIoN AT COLD WATER,
MICH
CINCINNATI, Ohio, March II, 1871
A special despatch to the Commercial says Baipc's
cdge tool shop W,sters gram cradle factory and sew
era! adjoining buildings in Cold Water, Mich, were
burned yesterday Loss, $40. 900; no Insurance
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A SHOCKING FATE.

Mrs. James Maxwell, the woman who was 30 tor
rlbly burned Friday by the explosion Of Kerosene
lamp At her house. No 4l0 Mulberry street, Newark,
died yesterday, alter suffering cxcr ucating agony Tor
iorty.eght hours.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI March 10 1877
Tho schr II West Of and from Boston for Virginia in
going out OF the harbor this AN colded with scr Am
hroc johnson of Provinccown carrying the latter
main rigging the starboad side also carried away her
monkey rail and split main rail- and did other damage 10
boat kc. She will be epsircd this Was lying a
unchor ut the tinle II Tho collision.
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MlSCElILAN EOUS.

~
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soZoDoNr.
sozoDoST
THE ONLY DENrIFRlcE THAT wuIrENs TIE
teeth without njuring the enamel
sozoDONT
THE ONLY DENTIFRICE THAT REMOVES
disagreeable odors from the breath.
sozoDoNT
THE ONLY DENTIFRICE THAT 1MpARrs
cooling and refreshing feeling to the mouth.
sozoDoNT.
CONTAINS NO ACIDS OR ANY SUBSTANCES
that will njure the teeth.
sozoDoyG
HAS RECEIVED THE ENDORSEMENT CT
eminent dentists, physicians and scientific uen-
DIVORCES QuIErLY-IN ANY STATE; PAY WHEN
AMERICAN LAW AGENCY. II Aston House.
nIvORCEs-LEGA EVERYWHERE, SPEEDILY
OoDtained without publicityi no advance payments.
FREDERICK KING, Lawyer. U ST. Marks place.
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SPOKEN.

ship Majestic Pike from Calcutta for Boston, Jan e.
lat. &c
ship Western Empire Groxier. from Liverpool New
Orleans, Feb - lat 81 Al, Ion y.
Bark Banda tBr) Stoery from New York for Adelaide
Jan II, lat q :, Ion 81 w.
Bark Arctic tNor) Dannevig from Marseilles for Bat
Jan ~, lat ~. Ion 4.
Bark Tonsberg tNor Jacobsen, from Liverpool for
Baltimore, Feb 1, lat 81 81, Ion IL 80.
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FIRE IN BROADWAY.

About eleven o'clock yesterday james Conlins
shooting gallery located In the basement the three
story BRICK building Nos. 92s and $50 Broadway was
discovered DO fire. The woodwork OF tho interior
and tho igb partitions erected In the gallery afforded
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A MISTAKE CORRECTED.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In your editorial reference to the Vanderbilt will
contest you make the princp al contestant Cornelius
Vanderbilt Jr., who is u grandson, instead OF Cor.
nclius j. Vanderbilt, the son Of The deceased Commo
dore. FRIEND.
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HOUSE AND BARN DESTROYS

HOUSE AND BARN DESTROYED.
PROVIDENCE, March IL, 1917.
The house and barn Of I. II. stevens, ~ East Prov
dcnce was burned this evening. The loss estimated
M ST. 600 and IS covered by an insurance Of 5000
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FIRES.

4 VALUABLE SAW MILL BURNED.
CiScISSAri, o., March II, 1877.
A despatch TO the Commercial says Hitchcock & In
graham mill, Bay City Mich, was burned yes
Loss $40, 00O; insurance $4,000.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE rKoM SEw YORK 70. TmE MONTHS
MARCH AND ArRiL.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
NOR sALE-srEAMsIITPs STEAMBOATS, with
II and without stateroomsl. Steam Yachts Tugboats,
Freight Propelers Ferryboats. &c FREDERICK q
SCHMIDT, ! South William IL.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-05-31

eral years, but her machinery will
do for a new boat. The J. Sharp
Mcdonald was started at $4,000,
and after being run up to $4,000
was Withdrawn, her owners holding
her at $24, 900. 1t is said she will
be offered again in two weeks.
The new passenger steamer Gen.
tennial win leave here in the early
part of the week for st. Louis. She
will ticket passengers through to
st. Paul and the upper lakes at re-
duced rates, connecting with the
elegant Northern Line packets.
Capt. Glenn, her agent at the wharf
boat, will engage rooms for passen-
gers and sell tickets through to st.
Paul on her.
Inc FOOL Lime steamer Glencoe,
which has been receiving at st.
Louis for New Orleans since last
Friday, has not as yet secured afull
load, and will probably lay over
until the latter part of the week,
and in consequence st. Louis mer-
chants are compelled to ship the
bulk of their freight by the Anchor
Line for reshipmeut at Vicksburg
or by rail to Cairo or Belmont and
all rail to New Orleans. The Pool
Line system has proved a great dis
advantage to the commercial in
terests Of st. Louis and will ruin
their Southern trade unless there
is a change. One New Orleans
boat per week out of st. Louis is
not sufficient for river commerce.