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The Atchison g. Nebraska Railroad.


No mail and express leaves Atchison at lao p; m;
leaves Troy Junction at 25 arrives at Lincoln al
$40 p m. -, -, A.
No 8 through freight and accommodation leaves At
Gibson at $40 0. m, and Troy Junction at III n IN.
GOING SOUTH.
No mail and express leaves Lincoln at Gas a. m (;
leaves Troy Junction at 135 p. arrives At Atchson
ut 2.2S p. m. =, H.,
No through freight and accommodation leaves Troy
Junction at asst D. NJ arrives in Atchison at 6i5 p m
CONNECTIONS.
At Atchison No connects closely with the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for Lcavenworh, Kansas CITY and al
poiuts East and South, with the h C. IT. Joe Z. r.
Railroad St. Joseph and for points East with the
& St Joe Railroad for St. Joseph and Quincy and the
East with the c. R. l. P. Railroad for Rock Island
Chicago &c. with the A. T., s. Fe Rarosd Tor puep
To- denver and the Southwest; with e. b. u r. Railroad
Trsn No connects with trains for ST. Joseph:
At Troy junction, No. connects with the st Jo * u.
C. r r. East and West. No connects closely Tor 81.
Joseph. No. 3 connects closely for the West -,
At Lincoln trains arriving and leaving connect WIN
the B. g. NJ East for Omaha, ETC; West Tor Bes,nce;
Hastincs Kearney etc, also with Nebraska haliroad
for Nebraska City and East, for Seward and West
"a n tr.;n. daily agent sunday. JOHN Z. UT,
Gen1 Ticket Agent
L. W. TowER, Gen. Supt
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~ Nettie Couser, the little daughter of the fire.
man, Who injured in the late railroad accident at
this place, died at Hiawatha, few days ago, from
the effects of her injuries.
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n Wood & Chase are moving their Butter and
Egg Depot the Junction, and will occupy the house
recently owned by S. B. Cutler. who is going to St.
joe By locating at the Junction. Wood & Chase
save all their teaming.
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II largo number of persons from St Joseph and
Troy visited Mr.. E. Medmger's. between here and
wathena last Sunday osample his celebrated wine,
and enjoy themselves generally The Troy Band
went along.
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DE-. A. NJ. Vail.

~ Pat. Barlow and wife received the premium
at the Fair for the best collection of babies.
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r. Edward Fleiseher, editor of the Atchison Coa-
rier, lGernan,) was in town. Tuesday, and made a
call at onr Office. Mr. Flrischer is at present work
inf up an extensive emigration scheme.
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The Elec-troMagnetic Physician. will be at the Highly
House, from the LIST to the 10th of October If You
have any Chronic disease, it doesn't matter of how
long standing. any extreme weakness. Dr. Vail can
cure il by Electricity
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HIGHLAND NURSERY

Trees, Shrubs and Plants, for the Fan Of
1877 and Spring Of 1878.
The past tso have been MARRIED With gratfyiax
.uss Of .sosE 1na.n., eoos 20 so
old, mostly in Comfy Ninety miles "a hedge
arc doing veil = = -l-st
an nov ready 70 contract Have shana 800 ooe hodge
pAnA grown four miles south Of Troy Thee plant
shall cell this Fall Orders ie with John d. Round.
seDt Ne @ he Gursery, viii b 6sd In order Have
Aug. .. g. J. EDGHRLY-.
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Parties wishing to have grapes proceed or exehang
ed for vine may call ON Robt. p. Shulsky, i've nss
southwest Of Severance. good quality Of Concord
wine On hand. Rom. p. SHrLsKY
Sent l3iw.
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Working Mems Party.

Mass Meeting OF the Working Men of DonpAan
County, Kansas, will be held at Troy, October 10th.
1877, for the purpose of organizing Working Mems
Party, after which, full ticket will be nominated.
The Working Men throughout the County cordi-
ally invited. MANI CITIZENS.
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II George Hagenbuch, Clement Klippel. and
eral Others, started, Monday, for a buffalo hunt in
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Total,

Democrats precincts will attend to the election of
delegates and alternates promptly. 1t is suggested
that the primaries be held Saturday the ath. at
o'clock, p. NJ.
THOS. HENSHALI., Chairman.
THos. j. VASDERsIIcE, Secretary.
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LIST o. RRRMlUM9 AWARDED
AZ he Mind Ans1al Fair ef The Deaiphea
Csaasy A., =. 4 .. A., September 95sh. 9esh,
95sh, onA 0Sah, 1877.
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~ Call in AT Leland's, and sec the
largest and best stock ofEoods in Don.
iDlaan County.
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All kinds of Machine OILS as low as at St Joe. or
Atchison, at BIckFoRp q SNcLAkA
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Y jus, received, large stock of fresh r, at
BICKFoRp & SISCI ans
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w New GoodA New Styles, nt lie.
lands.
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THERE vii be public examination Of applicants for
u Teachers Certificate at the Court Hoe In Troy
the third Saturday In the months Of September October
september u. Is7.-iov County sopeIintsndest.
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~ Stock Salt at d per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS lss
DoxPBAS COUNT, 100
In the District Court for Donphan County STATE Of Kansas
8. Westheimer and
r. westhefmer,
Partners f-Hs
Westheimer Brothers, Plaintihs-
John Kilkenny. Defendant
NOTICE IL hereby given, that WILL the 9th day Of
IN October, A. ID. is77 between the hours Of eleven
O'Clock In forenoon and O'Clock ssrnoon Of
said day the north Vest quarter Of secon n In town
ship 3 Of range 90 Known !. the John Kiknny Farm. in
Donphan County State Of Kanaas and the warehouse
Of William ward, in the city Of seysrsucs I'm Doniphan
County State Of Kansas o9er for sais pubc auction
for cash. the fooVng described pesonal property 70
Wits Four ~ staeks Of yhest and sbout hundred and
seventy Gid bushels Of barley. Taken pro-
pery Of John Kilkenny and offered Tor sale 10
bidder for cash. 10 satisfy certain Judgments and costa
Of record In the District Court Doniphan County
In the State Of Kansas, In which g. Westhemer and n
weshemef partners westhemer Brothers are plain
ti6s. nnd John Kilkenny IL defendant.
D. leT7. = -
T. J. vANDERsLICE
Sheriff Of Doniphsn County.
September n, lsT7-ev. Prs fee, o.
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CIDER VINEGAR
At BICKFoRD & SINCLAIRS

~ Large stock Of Clothing at LIE.
lanAsa
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a The latest ssyles II Dre. Gesds
~ LelaDd'a.
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DoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Judge I'd Judicial District-ALFRKD G. OTIs.
County Commissioners-FRED HARPsrER, CYRUS LELAND,
JR., A. LARzELKRX.
SheriG-THoMAs j. VANDERsLIcE-
Clerk Of District Court-FRASK BROWN.
Treasurer-RoBERT FLIcKNGRR.
County Clerk-CHAMRs RAPPELYH.
County Attorney-F K ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register of Deeds-F. II. DEFINING.
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruetion-D D. RosK.
Coroner-DR. WIN. REEDER.
Suryeyor-JAMRs r. FOREMAN
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4. O. O. r.

Troy CITY Lodge No s. meets every Saturday night,
ut Odd Fellows Hall, Lelands store All members
Of the Order are cordially invited to attend ~ ,
JOSEPH PENR0D, n. q.
s. T. SHEPHERD Sec.
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NOtice. This
In another part of our paper will be found tho ad-
yertisement of Waterman & Bernard, who wish to
sell all the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown
Counties ut ST. Joseph. They always sell Lumber AT
the very lowest prices and they especially invite cor
respondence from any one wishing to purchase Lun-
her They prepared to deliver by the car oaa at
any point on the ST. Joe & D. G. and A. q n haii
nads and they guarantee entire satisfaction, in Quail
;tv and Price Good sfabiing for tennis
Carpets, CarPetsl
We have ON hand Samples of Carpets. We will
take orders, and furnish at factory prices
- e' BrcKfoRD & SINCLAIR.
Money 70 Lean,
I'm Real Estate in sums to suit borrowers, on five
x.a, time or less Interest nine per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
II. & W. II. BARTLETT.
Once over buchanan Bank, ST. Joseph, Mo,
,,t;me nj low interest veil improved Farms in
Douiphan County. Kansas. Apply to
50. Xxx STOUT, Troy. KAnsas.
FRANKLIN BABCOCK
WIN negotiate losns for parties wishing to borrow
W." sfeb76.
Csrs! Gers: Cora:
Corn taken for Goods!
Corn taken for accountsi
Corn taken for Cash!
1850 White Cloud, Kan.as
Remember we guarantee all our + as represented
mr. refund the money. BrcxroRp & SHcLAIR.
n New Goods. ct hard times prices. ct Lslands
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AGENTS.

BATES & LOCKE, "a Park Row, New York.
s. NJ PETTENGILL & CO., 81 Park Row, New York
GEORGE 2. HOWELL g. CO, 20 Park Row. New York.
R0wELL & CHESMAN, st. Louis, Mo-
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Severance Items.

WOrkmen are busy on the new bridge over Wolf
River. Hope it will be completed for Winter use
L. c. Nelson, Frank Holling, John Holub and s. l.
Ryan, have gone to st. Louis, to take in the Fair
Poor old Den Cronin has taken up quarters in the
city, for the Winter. Den. is willing to work at most
anything.
o. b. Carroll and A. E. Cyphers have bought the
old Nisbet property and turned it into work shop
A. Beauchamp has sold his dwelling in the Addi
tion and is building him handsome residence neal
John Mcginity's.
new blacksmith, by the name of Ward, has start.
ed shop ut Hans Hansons old stand. He makes
the sixth Ward.
Severance treated to some splendid music, on
last Monday night. We owe it to Miss Eta Holmes,
Capt. Miller, of ST. Joe, Mr.. Densmore our bridge
contractor, and J. H. Ward, Of onr city. Give us
some more oft, is what everybody says.
We see cell for the lsboring men to have Con
vention We do not know who did it. but there are
but organizations of that kind in the County oe
at Elwood, the other here, find, upon inQuring
that the lodge at this plsce has taken action.
must be some one else-perhaps outsiders.
We are sorry to lesrn that death entered Mr.. Chss
E. Millers family Monday night of this week. and
took away their little babe.
Late corn has come out, and made, under all cir
eumstances, very fair CROP Peaches are about all
gone; apples fair for Winter potatoes not rs
good crop usual.
J. Gould remarked he passed through Severance.
that all this town lacked to make ITSELF simply
to issue few thousand bonds, get the r. K shops 10
Gated at this place, and then let him handle the
bonds Yes.
Mr. Editor, is it safe for Severance man to leave
| home, and 20 to Troy, through that placef 1t
seems a. though you were given to stopping
GoaT-RIDER.
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STATE OF KANSAS (Ss
DoSIPHAN COUNTY 500
In the District Court for Doniphan County State
Kansas.
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AT Severance, the "boes city,"at
'Nelson's- the "boss" hardware store,
Everybody the 'boss" customer, can get
"Baine's,- the "boss' wagon,
Evans" the .'boss- vrought-iron sulky pillow,
Moline the boss stirring and breaking pillow,
"lsackeye," the "boss- grain and seed drill,
"Fnrst & Bradley the 'bossr sulky pillow,
New Active the 'boss- coal cook stove,
"Lady Gay the ''boss' wood cook stove,
~Climax,- the ''bossr soft-coal base burner.
'Spoutinsr and repairing done to order, by
''Wilber,- the 4boss" timer, at
NELSON'S" the "boss- Hardware Store.
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Carpets, CarPetsI
We have on hand Samples of Carpets We Will
take orders, and furnish at factory prices
- BrcKfoRD & SINCLAIR.
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Notice to Teachers.

September q, IsT7.-ev. PRS fes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The OF the City OF New York. from hA-
vana has thanks for courtesie&
BRIG ANNA (of Lockpo Ns) Lesse from Sc Martins foe
Yarmouth. Ms laden with salt. arrived on E.st harnor II
hurricane the 18th during which bis ves.
sol sS9 ~ as sa
The vessel given In charge 81 pilot Oh East hnrbor
but nndaE y %po.ss = &C., her Into Sss So.' ns ave
been saved and sold for the benefit OF all
BRIG AMELIA ExxA. Allen. from baltimore for st. Jago
reef on the morning 81 Fso IL The vessel aud
total Loss RAT o. the am aS @ h Be so Tor
the benefit OF all concerned
ScmR X GRAHAM. from sagna for Philadelphia before
reported ashore sinepnxen gotten 81 ~ tug NORTH
America. which towed her 70 Delaware Brcakwatsr AN
Scum OLIVER CROMWELL. Of Harwch. at Fairhayen.
purchased by Capt Lynch of Narrxganset Psr
.scmR IT CRoIx. ~ vineyard Haven from WILMINGTON;
Of yellow pine.
scnR NELLIE IR.Ar whitney st s. Aasps.ins about i,s
~. while hove to in ahemyy NV gale. WAS struck by
heavy throwing vessel her beam euds. CARRYING
jbhooui, foretopmast ana oil attached stavng
forward sweeping decks with other slight dam
wicn caused the vessel TO leak 500 sire per hour
bark Of 90 tons 10 Charles Brewer is lit feet long.
81 iee inches wide and 81 feet inches deep, including
has not yst been named but viii probably be- employed In
the trade between Boston and Honolulu
BATH April 4--Schr Eliza Frances; coming down the
knocked out capsized and is lying the bottom OF
the river
GALVESTON April 1.-The brig linda. bought tims
Asyn from her mornings In the bay yesterday
evening the flats above BEANS wharf, where she will be
built In Norway. In 1875. aud s20.OO0 After the
needed repairs to render her seaworhy she will cost her
present owners about -. 500
LONG BRANCH, April 5-A gale prevails and work
for the day ID suspended on the steamer Rusand.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

THE CASE OF COLONEL JOSEPH J. REYNOLDS.
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1877.
Tho proceedings, 10 OF the court martial before
tried for isobedience the lawful commands Of his
superior officer !" .violston OF tho Fory-second Art
Gle OF War; .conduct to the prejudice Of good order
and military discipline" and "conduct unbecomng an
officer and gentleman" have boon reviewed by tho
War Department, with the following result.
The specifications in support OF the above charges
alege that being ordered to join General Crook at
Lodge Pole Creek, N. T., March Is, 1875, Colonel
Reynolds marched his troops away intending 10 pre-
vent juncture; destroyed property captured
from the Indians when he ordered to It: that
he misbchaved before tho enemy, ran away with
his command and left his dead and wounded
In the hands Of the Indians; that having
captured large herd OF ponies and mules
he permitted the Indians 10 recapture 100 OF
ing any furihur operations the time against said
Indians; that he detached company TO charge the
enemy failed and neglected to support It. and that
having preferred charges against Captain Henry E.
annoy ance and modification OF court martial, he
solernnly declared that he was not the Eccuser or
prosecutor OF said Noyes
THE FINDINGS AND SENTENCE
The Court found him not guilty OF misbchavior be-
fore the enemy, hut guilty Of conduct prcjudical 10
good order and military discipline In leaving his dead
In tho OF the Indians not guilty oil conduct I'M
becoming officer and gentleman; guilty OF disooe-
dience OF orders and also found the facts as alleged
with regard to preferring charges against Captain
Moves but attached Grim nality thereto, and sem
fenced him to be suspended from rank and command
for ono year.
in view however, OF the long, distinguished and
faithful Of Colonel Reynolds, President Grant
was pleased to remit the sentence
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

REPORT OF COMMODORE CALDWELL, COMMAND
ING THE SOUTH ATLANTIC STATION
ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, April 6, 1877
Commodore c. H. B. Caldwell, commanding the
South Atlantic station writes to the Navy Department
under date of February q announcing his arrival at
Montevdeo Uruguay on tho Goth Of January from ST
Cathcrine's in the Richmond, his flagship.
The United States steamer Frolic arrived there on
the 3lst OF January from cruise up the Rio do la
Plata, and Lett again the 10th Of March Tor the
same destination.
On the 9th OF March, during heavy blow, two large
English ships fouled each other and upon their hosting
signals of distress Lieutenant Very, OF the Richmond
aud party OF scamen went to their assistance.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS
Affairs In tho Argentine Republic and Uruguay re-
main quiet. Serious business depression, however,
Commodore Caldwell reports that the health OF the
officers and men OF the fleet Is excellent
THANKS FOR HEKosh.
He also enclosos letter from Captain l.. l.. Watts OF
the British ship Enphalet Greciy, Ot Liverpool, the
seriously injured by the collision of the 9th
OF March, returning thanks to Lieutenant cry and the
bravery in rendering aid during tho gale, The sg
nails OF distress were shown while the men.cfwar rep
rcsontng five other nations paid NO attention TO the
signals.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Horny G. Machette has
been ordered 10 duty charge oil stores at Key West,
ordered to duty purchasing paymastcr at san Fran
cisco, CAL in place Of Pay Director Edward G. Doran.
detached from that duty and ordered to the Navy Yard
ut Mare Island, Cal Pay lespector Casper Schenck
Island Navy Yard, but ordered 10 remain on duty
inspector Of provisions and clothing at that yard.
tached from the Ashuelot in February last has been
placed ON sick leave.
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PRESIDENT HAYES INITIAL STEP.
Politics and the Custom Houses To
Be Divorced.
SECRETARY SCHURZS PLAN.
Exodus Of Cabinet Ministers and
Congressman
fRc. OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1877.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN THE CUSTOM HOUSED.
II has become certain that the President means to
reform the New York Custom House. He sees that
civil service reform be carried on In drblets,
and that no systematic thorough work is possible
which does not begin by dissoIving the connection be-
tween politics and the Custom House in Now York.
He Is carefully looking into tho matter. and is
not In hurry begin operations but he means BUSH
ness and Intends whom he begins not to stop until the
Custom House IS carried business principles and
for business purposes alone, and in charge OF men
who will keep II entirely out Of politics.
There Is q rumor that the Collector will be asked
before long, to furnish to the Treasury Department
q transcript OF tho book in which the clerks and
other employees charged against the politicians at
believed here in influential quarters that much
smaller would suffice to collect the duties at New
York and do all tho necessary business than Is now
borne the rolls, and that II the Custom House
be divorced from politics and put on
strict business footing handsome economy
can be made. After the New York Custom
House, that at Boston will, It Is believed, come
under review, and the President means not to rest
until be has placed the whole Of the service
business footing, wedding out sinccures ncom-
pcent and merely political appontces and retaining
only those who attend faithfully to their duty and
who have not been conspicuous as Custom House poll
ticiana.
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Steamer Acadia tBri. Craig. Bros
Steamer cimosia Ger. sca~ensen. Hamburg va fy-
steamer City 81 Vera crus Ds.lsa. ns.ans-f Asxsa-
s.sa nsr nsrmuds CBD. Angross. smsssa Cnsrmada'-.
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, Norfolk. clly Point and
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. Bsitimors-"m
steamer Dennis Valentine Rose Baltimore rhsasi
steamer Arass smith. rhiasslphia nerer nsrx.a.
steamer A saimers wsren. fhi.Sslehis- j.s Had
Steamer franconis. Bragg. Psrtsna - Am~s
steamer Neptune. Bvrrs Boston--H Dimscs
Ship Pembroke Castle TN. haiailtoa. Lsaden-w
snip Joseph spnasy. Jsrdsa. saa fsansi-so-sssoa
liars Essex. Peterson. Zanzibar add markst-Arssld.
Bsrt vsnors OBD. orassd~sssr. LverpeoiArsei. rshs
Bsrk Denbis shIre tBn, Williams. Lopdes-ssneh. Edss
BARK renas rror,s'se Ssn. knsr.ss. Copenhagen
Bsrk soidsn feece tBr,. Arrsssoas B.rtsaosn Tree.
Bask Harriet Jackson. bacon. Hsvsas-J Winchester
mark Granville Belle an. rardy. Pensacola W rsrksr
Bark s Bogsrt osD. Rsynolds rsns.ecis-J W rasker
Brig Tuls Morgan Belize. rIon--wm Jex Aco.
Frig idaiis tBrl Uraham PERI Caledonia. Cb-oerhsrd
i,rig Joseph CLARK stahl Moblle--E u Iiurlbat Co
Schr sadie willeuti. Watts. Dems' Lsaycran Co
schr james slater Hawkins Xmas JA-A SOLOMON
schr william Douglass. Aerndos. Barseos-B . WEINBERG
schr Nelly Potter. Howard. Washington. Sc-w Him.
scnr Warren sawyer. Cre. Georxetown. Asxsndrs and
ssSr Ksmonde Ajars. asrss. Phisdeiphis-A Dayton a
schr NJ Z Hearn. Morrill,, New Hsvsa-csrwnxhs a
senr G Acken. Toms Brdgsport-stsmfora Manufacsar
Hoop Fred Brown. Hall. PrsvIasass-n W Jssksss
Son.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. April 4-Sailed, steamer Nederland (Beg),
James, tand passed Flushing 10 PM: 5h ship
Edith (Br) Homer 70. do bark Teius No Johannescn,
do.
BRExxx April 2-Arrived brig Tsub Ger. Cassen Gal
weston.
CALCUTTA, April 4-Ssied ship Hamilton. Hill, Boston.
FALMOUTH April 4-Arrived. bark Maria Aste HtnD, OIL
vsri Baltimore; 5th brig Helios tsw) Landergren New
Orleans.
GENOA. April ARRIVED bark Giuseppe LanAta QtaD.
Rosssco. New Orleans
Hull April 5-Arrved. ship Zuleka (Br). from Astoria
o. via Queenstown; bark Marryat (NoD Christoerson st
Marys, Ga.
HxLvoKr April 4--Sailsd, bark Rmie (Ger) SchungeI
Qrom RotterdAm). New York.
LvxRrooL April CARVED. ship Choice (Br). Masters,
tiers. Galveston.
Sailed 9Th. bark Sarah Rico, New York.
LONDON. April 5-Ciearcd. barks Lorenzo (Nor), Kttle
sen. United ststes Jedaneste Dnbrovacki Aus Matco
vcl Philadelphia Frima tsw), krook. Bull River. Sc
Arrived ssh bark Thorguy tNoE, Einsrtsen. Darien.
LEirn April 4-Arrived, bark Kato tBr). stott Port
Royal. SO.
MARsEiLLxs. April 3-ssiled. brig Campidoslio dtaD.
Fevols, New OrcsLa
NrwcAsrLx April 4-Arivsd bark Alice (Br). Berner.
Darisn.
PALRRxo March 31-ssiled, steamer Jas Barras (Br,,
Beams. New York direct
QuxKxsrowx, April 5-Arrved, barks Afezione Secondo
ata Lantsr Baltmore GraEioxa Utal) Nigge. do; Mel.
lie slais. Beckman. San Francisco; Olivia speciosa
Also arrived 9Th steamer Massachusetts, tBr) Walters
BOSTON tor Liverpool land proceeded).
LivevpoolJ New York -
ssvIIIr March ARRIVED bark Adolf Anderson tsw)
TExsI April 5-Arrived ship Frederick Tudor Bsarse
Passaroeang. &c, via Queenstown for Amsterdam.
sailed from - March 81 Marianne, for United States