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OBITUARY.

"RoMEY u is dead. His spirit has left that poor
tenement of clay and gone out, and up, and int
the presence OF his Creator, and the body ha 5
been deposited in the city OF the dead. He is
dead to the trials the misfortunes the callousness
appointments of ambitious hopes; dead too soon in
the memory OF his fellow man.
His place in your sanctum, Mr.. Editor, is vacant
his form and familiar face absent yet methinks
that recollections imprint themselves your
mind of he that was, of his untiring industry, of
his humor, and simple mindedness.
Who knows what hopes that boy had? Who can
tell the air castles built by him. covered over by
wounds, down in his heart? Who could peer into
his future as he would have peered into it? For
all have hopes, ambitions and twight thoughts
and find too often-disappointment
He is dead. Memory of him will pass from Us
like the summer cloud that passes over our little
town. His ashes will mingle with the clay of
mother earth. His soul floats in eternity, and the
world rolls on just it used to move. There is a
lesson to be learned from the life and death of
one. j.
MRS SARAH HUSTON was born June 9th 1909,
two miles east of this place the farm now owned
by her son Alfred. She was united in holy matri-
mony with her now bereaved husband on the 31st
day of December, 1929.
She calmly departed this life the Sd of August,
1877, aged 6S years, month and % days.
She was the mother of nine children, of which
two have preceded her in their infancy.
She was born, raised and catechised in the United
Presbyterian Church, and became member there
OF when she was yet quite young.
After being married, their home was in New
Lexington, where she deprived on account of
distance from attending regularly upon the seryi-
ces OF the holy sanctuary of her faith. In 1912
they moved from Lexington upon farm two miles
south of this where they resided until 1868, when
they moved to Somerset, their present home.
During the last twelve years she has been almost
continual sufferer, and has, therefore, been de-
prived of attending regularly upon the stated
means of grace.
She was confined to her bed the second day of
january, 1877, since which time she has suffered
intensely, and has been declining slowly unto the
day Of her death, During this protracted illness
she heartily desired to renew her Christian VOWS
and assume new church relations, and was accord
ingly received into full communion of the Re-
formed Church on the 9th day OF February, 1877.
She was enabled to bear her suffering with Chris
tiap resignation. She was patient in all her hours
OF gloom-looking to him whence cometh all our
heip Her last hours were peaceful, and she died
In the triumphs OF living faith She has gone to
hor wished-for home, and to the rest promised to
all those who faithfully bear the cross during the
weary pilgrimage OF life.
The funeral services took place last Sabbath after
noon. An appropriate sermon was preached by
the writer from Micah 21O. Her remains were fol-
lowed to their last resting place by large con-
course of relatives and friends. MI
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Times are hard with US; but they seem
wonderfully easy when we hear of the
Wholesale famine in India, where the total
amount required to give each of the suf-
ferers the two or three cents a day neces.
sary to keep them alive in that cheap mar
ket foots up the stupendous sum Of $32,-
100000
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An envious paragrapher remarks: It
has been observed that the lady with
diamond ring will scratch ber nose, in a
given period, four times as often as any
other woman
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Beatty s Parlor ORGANS
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.

ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
The best and most lasting parlor organ now in
use. No other parlor organ has ever attained tht
same popularity.
1t has been tested by thousands, many of them
competent judges, and gives universal satisfaction
to all.
The music is adapted to the human voice, rangins
form the softeSt fiute-like note to q volume OF
sound unsurpassed by any instrument.
The instrument has all the latest improvents,
and every organ fluffy warranted for six years.
Beautiful oil polish, black walnut panneled cases,
which Will not crack warp, and form s, in addi-
tion to splendid instrument of music q beautiful
piece OF furniture.
This organ needs only to be to be appreciated
and is sold at extremely low figures for cash Sec
ond-hand instruments taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, male or female, in every county
in the United States and Canada. A liberal dis
count made to teachers, ministers, churches,
schools lodges, ETC., where we have agents. H.
lustrated catalogue aud price list free. Corre-
spondenee solicited. Agents discount given where
have no agents. Best offer ever given now ready.
Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, L. s. 4.
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A counsel, being questioned BY judge
TO know "for whom he was concerned" ;" re-
piled, u am concerned, my lord, for the
plaintiff, but ap employed by the defend
ant"
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Contentment abides with truth. And
you will generally suffer for wishing to
appear other than you are, whether II be
the richer, or more learned. The mask
soon becomes an instrument of torture
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r. B. WOODWARD, M. D.,
The Seaside Library.

Choice books no longer for the few only. The
best standard novels within the reach of every
Books usually sold from 81 to S5 given (un-
changed and unabriged) for 10 and 20 cents.
/. East Lynne By Mrs. Henry Wood Double
No) zoe.
q John Halyar, Gent, By Miss Mueoek........ zoe.
s. Jane Eyye by Charlotte Brontee. Double No) zoe.
A. Al Fonada- Halter, Charles Reads novel. zoe.
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6. Last Days Of Ponpeii, by Bulwer.. 10c.
T. dan-Bede, by George Eliot Double No.)~ zoe.
8. The arundel MOTTO. by Mary Cecil Hay. 1Oc.
8. Old lhiddletons Money by Mary Cecil Hay. 10c.
TO- The Woman IN White by WilkiesCollins 20c.
II. The MIL On The Floss, by George Elist... 2Oc.
r. The American Senator, by Anthony Trollope zoe.
49, 4 Princess Of Ihuze by William Black. zoe.
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15 R0naola, by George Elliott Double No ).. zoe.
16 The English At The North Pole rdad Fielk of
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IS. Barbaras History. by Amelia B. Edwards. zoe.
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%. Man and WIFE, by Wilkie Colns............. zoe.
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For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers or
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GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher,
P. O. Box 5657. 81, %, and % Vandewater ST.. n Y
August 2
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Tbs misery of the young man who courts
a sparkling fashionable belle, and losses
her, is only exoelled by the misery of the
man who courts her and wins her.
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RUSSELL HOUSE.

EAST MAIN STREET, SOMERSET, OHIO.
CEBullT ON the old site, opposite Dennison's
~ store. Newly furnished throughout. Good ac-
eommodatiQnS and charges reasonable. Barn at
taehed w. RUSSELL, Proprietor
March %, 1877
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Bring your job work to The Press
office, where you can get work for less
money than any other Office in the county.
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Dissolution Notice.

NNEE partnership heretofore existing between
L Croft Echenrode has this 30th day OF June
been dissolved, by mutual consent. All claims
against the firm will be settled by Jerry Echenrode
and all accounts are pay able to him.
JOSEPH GROFF.
JERRY ECHENRODE.
r will continue the brick business and have a
i fine lot of brick for sale.
July 5th, 1877, 3w JERRY ECHENRODE.
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Administrators Notice.

FJNHE under has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator OF the Estate of Charles W
Morehead late of Perry County, deceased Dated
this 29 day of June A. D. 1877.
July s, 1877. JAMES NJ. MoREHEAD-
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SOMERSET
RF ATFY IAN d!
LILA - Il T. EzzaazsaszzszzxEaEzzzEgzzz
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

From the Hon. G. R. Gather, publisher OF
the Southern Egis, Ashville, Ala.
''We have received from the manufacture, Dam
iel F. Beatty, of the square pianos 1t is thing
finish of its workmanship, than charming to the ear
is the sweetness of its melody. The piano COM
bines the highest excellence 10 which all first class
manufacturers of musical instruments aim. To all
who wish to invest in first class piano we have no
hesitancy in advising them to send the money dl-
rectly to Mr.. Beatty. We speak from actual exper-
iment and it is with pleasure give this evidence
OF the reliability of Mr.. Beatty and his instru-
mentS'
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon
turn of Piano and freight charges paid by me
Daniel F. Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, af-
ter test trial of five days. Pianos warranted for
six years. Agents wanted. Send for circular.
Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. S. 4.
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Large Lot of Lumber
FOR SALE.
have a large quantity of Joice Lath, studding,
and all other kinds of building lumber. Also u
large quantity of
WALNUT LUMBER. FENCING, Nc,
whiehsi am ready to deliver on short notice al tho
very low est cash price Leave orders at this othce
call the undersigned at his residence one mile
South of St Joseph's G. +. SAUNDERS.
May 81, 2m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Spain r. Grace. Liverpool via Qreenstown-P
s,-amsr Ethiopia fBr. Craig. GLASGOW henderson Bro.
Steamer Main Ger, aeehmann Bremen via southamp-
Steamer switzerland tele5. Jackson Antwerp-- Col
steamer City Of Merida Reynolds. Havana. Vera Cruz,
steamer Alnambrs ar Wilson. st John NB and Var
mouth. Ns.A = oateroridSs
wsss-c Mallory Co " -
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New osisans-c'srk
steamer Agiers Hawthorne. New orieans-Bossr. Nor
s.s.n.r San .s'a,o H.sa,s . ssy.pnahGso youss
s,e.mer Bensfactor. Jouss Wilmington and Morehsad
ord pS%S,sa Walker. Norfolk. City Point and
Steamer Knight Masinso. Georgetown. De- l.
sssamsr Josephine Thompson. Moore Balsimors-wm
Steamer Kin. Xnirht. Mccrary. rhn,d.iDhi.-Boesrs
Steamer Anthracite Grumlev Phi,sdslohis-Js. Hama
steamer Frsnconis Bragg Porsiand-J Amc.
ss..%e. Cen whitney. Haliss,. se.son.H Dmoek;
Nor.r. tGe. Jul,ehsr. Cork for ordsrs-cnas
mar. yidfarn. tSoD. xa,husen. Rosssrd.m-puneA.
s.r. pIg.oe ,r,. Gsans's.s BIO J.psro Geo sallsy
mouth 10Y ord.rsMB.nnsm Beyssen suesn''0~n o.
Brig Isaac Bppinger tBr. rroasssn. christisna-Ben-
Mtg Heis dsa,. rrapani. conssansinos,s- slocovich
schr Prank A xAges. Young. Cane Haysisn-warea
Scnr Fannie williams shearsr Caibarien-J Z Ward
Co.
Schr Nile. Neseslf, Governors Hsroor-B Weinberg !
Co.
schr Anna Myrick. Higgins. Hsrbor Island-B Wen
berg 4 Go.
senr Roena Araber. carbery. Nassau NP-BJ Weinberg
Co.
schr Chandler tBr>, Merriam. Georgetown. PEl-J
Whitney 4 Co
derry NS-D De Vol; 4 Co.
schr Lizzie sBr,. Giichrist 81 john Mp Nevius
Son.
Ser, T Emma F as e
schr Eva Yates. Yates. Key west-Benner 4 Pinkney
Sehr Sophia Godfrey Young. Jackson eW Raw.
schr Decatur oakes. Baker. Boston-Haviland Pres
Schr Senator Grimes Cassidy. Boston-Jed FRYE 4 Co
schr julia Newell Shepard, Provincctown-Hava /
Pressey.
schr Nellie Clark, Clark. Newburyport-Jed Frye 4 Co.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 22 I87-QUNTUPLE SHEET

Sailed from cuxhaven 9Th, wnona. Gordon M.ramichi
Light .: the Age. Ale lander. Fenarth Roads, 9th. Will
helm i. Peterson. New York.
ilAvRr- April 7-sxiisd Princess Alexandra Watt Que
bee: 9Th Heaton. Rogers. Bbca Caroline Gray i'srce
BurrypUrt.
Li>noS. ,prii ARRIVED Sophia Krana. Dyer. cardM
LkGhoRs. Apr 6-Arrived. Casalia 10. Butler. Gias'
gov &c land sailed 7th for Naples.
America
MADRAS. March ie-Arrivsd Ethan Allen. Hardy. Baas
sore
MARsK,LIrs April 7-salsd Thos p Ball. Ryder. Pay
sancu.
MKssisA March 3I-saiied, Caledonia ~, Allison. Pa
iermo twhere she arrived April q and sailed 5th for vaen
eta and New York; April s. Lcws L squire Baker New
York.
MELBouRSK. Feb 4saed. Gertrude scott. victoria VI
PALkRao April l-sAied. Francesca ciiento Porzo.
New YORK. JernAes, Nielsen. Baltimore.
SrAyAScER March 23-Arrived Edward Hvidt> Sorensen
Sailed 2ssh, vasn. Randun and Byfossi Christensen.
Thorsen. New York.
SEVILLE. April s--Arrived. Z Kennedy Wilkinson Va
lcncta
Sailed 9th J wirisms Williams caoix
Cleared 5th David Babcock. coicord. Cadis:
1T HkLESA. no date 10y tel from Madeira April 3D.
Passed. rinour Robbins. Newport for singapore. ChAi
ing. Mecasssr tor New York Arsde Brard. Sourabaya
for Boston Hengs Quinn Manila for New Nork Been
Blackstone. Hong Kong for do ~ .
sorRADAyA FEB i2-Saed. Yrancis Fay. Rollins. Bos
ton 24th. chocoru1 Mathews. singapore.
SyDSKY. NSW April Starved City OF sydney 10.
De arborn. San Francisco. Honolulu. &c.
TR'ssTf April h-Cieared. Amelia. Nicohch New York.
rossnsnc. April 4saied. Ags.he. Harrison New York
Tonsberg Andersen. Quebec Norge, for do hnrkaway,
Mikkelsen. do: Resoute BOnde and Lydia. Larsen do
Concordia. Bull. MramicM .
Yxr,pos Apr, e--saied Wave King. Corbett. North
Anerica; Caroline susanna Trautwein, do.
ioKoHAMA. Feb il-Saied John Mexican. Lucas. Nags-
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HALIFAX. April 2i-Ths Anchor linz steamer Elysa. IN
going her dock to-day colded Win the senfs
and Stella. seriously damaging them 49,. J.,
The schr Nimbus before reported msingl wnich sal;
three months from Liverpool. NJ Tor barbados mas
not been since The consisting OF ak men,
belonged TO Queens county
Non,olx April 2D-1he schr Emily II Nayor. which put
Ia ~ this port some In distress while her way
from Cardenss Phil adslphs. completed repairs and
ssied yesterday svening
The schr bengal ashore Hxmion bar has been gotten
OF tne arrived here yesterday in tow o.
the steamer Baker. Her Of corn has been all
saved. 49, -
The Norwegian bark Kalisto. which colided with .
schooner E Hxtaras days since. and the steamer
Pulaski undo rgoing repairs " Graves shipyard
San PrAScisco April 2l-Mr John Mclaughlin see
officer OF ship Valiant. which arrived to-day from New
York. washed overheard aud drowned In the 1uli
stream Dec 30.
sHrPsuILpIsc LoSc IsLASp-Mr John Mather, ~
Po. Jefferson has roatracted 10 build tor Cap. Joel
Davis formerly OF scr Win Joncs double decked brig
lbs Keel 81 feet beam and ~ feet hold 20 ce
by the builder master and parties in New York
Mr. Jessie Car Northport has contracted TO build
500 this and load
his has arrived ~ the Yard
Nj David car City Island. has contracted TO build
for William Aston Of the Atalanta new schooner
yacht i45 and 2S combine model 81
yacht built In this country EXPENSE being spared 10
that end Is 30 be completed III the !h when Mr Asos
Will MAKE . foreign trip IN her with his family.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrISwALL April 5-Arrived schr Leons Smith. James.
BUkSos AYnKs. Feb 27-ssiled. brig Jennie Phinney.
Brown from Rcsario'. Boston
Rho s'nsa! New 70 York sp'" A'a- 'DD'
CMAxrraico. March 2oln port schr John Bright Cob.
April In port ss, Isabel Savanna m
CiKSrUgoos, April ls-Arrived bark PEARL Ryder Car
GrxoA. April ls-Anvod. brig Aurora dsaD. Messina.
G,saAIrAa, March si-ssiled steamer crc tBr,, Hodg
son from Palermo &c,. New York; April |, bark iiuIo
.smfa. e% from &c
In port April B. schr Burdelt Hart. osterberg from
HuAsiLLos March Isln port ship Laurens, Snow, for
HaLIrA1 April 2l-salles. steamer Mercedss. chsdsey
dIn" mort sr a steamer Eysia m from London to sail
New day previously reported sailed 10th for
IaSiaG i Feb s-sallsd. Dsuz Amis TD Roberts. San
KISssrox ia. April 2o-Arrvod, steamer Atlas tBr).
sailed steamer c'aribel tBr, rerrason New YORK.
New York. an brig Toronto rn. r Mckenzie St Mays
Sailed 10Th. brigs Annie s.orer. Adams. New York;
Cleared 10Th ship Pacific Peterson Queenstown for
MiRAeoAsx April Sin port schr Rocket. for New York
SAcusno. PR. March 3o--Tn port brig Virginia. Deve
reux. for New York in days.
Ds ,e March SIn shp. Fs s Td sS
Wocdsae $. Joseph BALES: Empire Leeks Eai.h Troop
& @ Saup and George Chapman
Rr Rutherford and Fannie skoneld Shields. do; Helen
fus s sn iesos March ,osasd previously. ship. Gov
BARK r" George rec Noon brand Queenstown.
Import March 49, ship An.sa"na o'F G'ie' for lamp
HS, smn ss A Laura A''' Greg
ionr Myseasy. rs Apr' IATriSes 'chr Mary jane
rsY css ss p o 10 Ss x Williams
Cleared 10Th brig Maid Of Llangolleu. Mcclellan. Pert
ssS S sp, o'af Ss Maggie sf tor
Island. /: Grown Jewel, smith for Limericx 49,, c,
TALraMAiso March 7-Arrved ship Lupo,s {Br,, Iryen.
bark Blrsly !r} Tinmo1th ian rransseo; E.mer"da
10th ship Bridgewater spaudina Huaniios for Europe
Sailed March is ship Gardner Colby. crom As
toria,, Queenstown.
tPxR STEAMER wYowIsG.'
Ayrwxnr. April s-saiied. rho' coehrane Taylor rhiia
AssTrnpAx. April Sailed Peter Rohiand Prehn. Que
"a XlsEa.A April 5"saed Scandinavia 81 Ramsey. Mes
Bmrxrs April eArrived Baltimore e,. Andressen Bal
Bis. Pa !. Thomas sih H,,rono,u Kiopper YORK
!onne. Weston. Scrth Americs OH Caroline stricken.
snnsNs. April scieared, Castelar,. Luna. America
sailed rom fs"i,sc I'm Crusade Gorha New York
cSNssoDnc Ap.l Arrpsed Es.nd Morcussen pasca
gona 40 So. - c...,..an u.u,. :
o sn xP 9th ss bseSs syF'b
In port 9TH Fred Thomson Smith. for Quebec. to sail
| CoxsrsSrrSorLK March 3i-Saied Walker 90. Dun
comb Ncolaef tbeiors reported sailed 2oth Tor c"tan"
| &ci.
CALcurrA. March Is-saiied from saugor. Laa. Vance
GaIIx. March I5-sai.ed. Phineas pendcton. Nichols
4 Madras
GorrgSnrRG March 3i-sailed. Norway. Matthews
North America =. On.
for Cadx; virgiia Stafford Phillips, New York for do
| 5th Janet Hansen. Messins for Philadelphia
tirSOA April 0-Sacd u Lane. Suite, Trapani; 9TH
Fanny Lewis. Edwards. Boston.
HAMBURG April BSaiIed. Herdcr 20. Brandt, New YORK
ANNA. Gronwod, Quebec.
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Steamers Germanic r, for Liverpool; City Of Brussels
tBrl do; spain tBr. DO; Ethiopia tBr. Glasgow Main
Galveston and Key West Aisers New Orleans; S.w Or
Charleston Benefacter, Wilmington. NC Old Dominion,
Richmond. &c; Ellie knight. Philadelphia: 4 knight,
Ger Do; Edward Percy OBJ DO; Ns,uysss Orr %:
Iidsklaf Nor Belfast; Bomdon fBr,. Dunsirk Ame,io
iFrl, Marseiles Alert tSor Santander Artems tNor
holm Clio Nor, Pa;saGes tspsni Lincoln 'Aus, Cork
tBr,. Melbourne Goethe tGer. Cork Florida fRr. Eis
fremont Montcvideo Emma (Br,, Liverpool: Lorena,
WI; John Hunt Barbados; I'Avyenire Utah. Aexan.
Clifford Havana Kodiak Belfast: Soilocito fTtalj Bar
L;alyl: Mstlde dab Lisbon: Eastern Star Demerara
Candidezxa Laura utaD. Gibraltar; Edith Hall. -
Datntless fBr) Sarua.
Also sailed Orncn (Nor. for stettin: Bristol New
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HERALD BRANCH. OFFICE, PES BROADWAY..
1byERTisEMESrs AND SALES " FAPEas.
AsTKOLoGY-l7ra PAcE-6th col
suakERs 3D. Sd and 4.n coils.
BOARD yH f.SD Il s'S r.o.s COL
ssokhySS RsaE 4an to saIsrn
BUSINESS 8 18th
S ETY. ZEAL lsaTE FOR co.,
cLEss i aSp and 4A eo
c61pHkS Asp a4sSn 81 r4osa COL
coAsT%i 81 fSsASs r.or-s.h col
rAss ana and ,a,.
RAS,I$ 5 rser-osA col
DRY Goods pAcs~ls, ID 3D. 4th 9Th and 9th eols
D"A ls m facs-ad 81 and ssh cola. and
saf p4ar-s.A and 9th coli.
E I; III \, 10, IA iacn-esn col
FiXE AKIs-l3rm PAGn- 9th col
FSk ROOMS aS TO LET
l6rn PACE 18th and 9TH cos. and 18TH PAcE-sd. 4th
EES iss r. ss and Sd coils.
HELP s's rAcr4A co., and 20
HORSES c%RsfacEs. Ao-l7rn rAar-ad sd and 4.A
HSJsEs 5 @ II Se COLI
and 18Th pAcn-6th col
CITY AND
and 18TH A., PAcr7ad col.
MAcHiSERy-2oin r.ea oh col.
MARBLE MANrLLs-i!rn PAGE 9Th col
MiLliSEKY AND DREssMHKING-2oru PAor-sth and
MIscELi.nSEous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGs-
MIsCELLASEoUs-2D PAcr--eth col.
MrslI q 4 i,"x oh and g.. coils m
PrfhAXofokTss okGANs. Sc.-4rn PAcx-a.h and s.h
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wASrED-PEMALEs-
properly Our OF TIE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REsT-5rH PAGK-3d. 4th and 5th cola. and 10TH
REAL EsrATE TO tXCHASGE-srn PAcr-s.h and 9th
REAL a ly ss co., and 1917.
REsTACR RANTS I'D PAGs-6th col
SALES AT AuCTIoN--l5rn PAGK-5th and 9th cos and
sIrUATioSs "STED-FEMALEs-i5r PAor-iss and
STR "a f fos and e rfsr and S,h so col
sPP5SSrfl l., and "a so COL
SUMMER REsORTs-sD PAcs-5th coL and 10TH PACE
TD Df LII PA spsSsss sd ~
rR ana p ses sna srn Paes.ls. and , % coils
USFvRNi$IED ROOMS AID ffARTNESYs TO LET
iern rAcs-s,e ia. and och coils 18TH rAas-S'h ~
WANTED To PURCHAsE-4ra PAsK--eth COL
sos SALE o.
WHITES rSsE FsotfsTS ~ STs z SALE Ss OR TO LET
yI SE L,2%gosSa acap p.e.ssh col 81.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP April 2o-Arrived amer Arab (Br). Brown
New York
ALEXANDRIA April ll-Arrived brig Rov'glano dtal,,
De Gena-o. New York.
AMER April 2l-Sailed. ship Valparaiso. Con (from
Mani la). New York.
BRExKS. April 2l-Arrived. bark Adolf tGer. Brockle
mann. New York.
Sailed 2ls,. barks Laura 4 Gertrude Ger. Schultz
PEiadelphia Memory tNoD, Olsen. North America; Ny
sad Nor) Cbransen. do Aladdin tNor>. jacobsen do
BLnoA Apri! al-Arrived. schr Heston Rogers. Hsvre
CAGLlARi, April l4-Saiied, Dark Gaeta dtaD D'Ottone
from Licata). Philadelphia. having repaired
CALCUTTA. March 27-saiied, ship Cape Of Good Hope
(Br). Henderson, New York;
DIAL. April 2l-Arrivcd. bark Stefano Padre QtaD
Elicc Baltimore for Lynn.
FALMOUTH. April 2l-Arrved. ship Lutterworth tBr),
Pearson Astoria. bark Northern Queen (Br, Dollar
Baltimore.
Hull. Apri: 2l-In per steamer Otnelo (Br). Brstov
for boston. to sail 9th
HAxsunG April ie-saied parks Geo N Barnard. Berry.
united states; 10Th, Gaetano Repetto Uta. Repetto
Baltimore.
HAvRR, April p. 4 PM-sailed. steamer Canada !Fr).
Franguel. New York via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL April 2l-Arrved. steamer Borussia OBI.
Hare. New Orleans.
Also arrived 2lst, PM steamer Russia (Br Cook. New
York.
LONDONDERRY April I9-sailed. bark Eblana tBo. o.
sen, Baltimore.
NEWPORT April oo-Arrived, bark New Brunswick tNor),
Stoesen, Daren
QUEENSTOWN April 20-Arrived ship North American,
Tucker San Francisco barEs rvas Aus) CEan Philade
phia; Maria Margherita Borzone GtaD Olivar BALTIMORE
2st ships Bonanza Daily San Francisco Cushing
do banks Impi as Hogmsn. New York Bondevenen Nor
Thompson do; Anna Maria d'Obondo Htap. siano, New
Orleans; Bartolomeo Padre (ltsD. Guognno Baltimore;
ConsigIia Galatola Isa Lavno New Orleans; Helen An
gicr staples, Sourabaya.
Also arrived 2ls pm. steamer Idaho (Br, Gsdd, New
York for Liverpool (snd proceeded).
ssiLorH April 20 Sailed, bark Frateile Arecco Uta
Arecco. New York.
srAvAScER TO April 21-Sailed, bark Hebe (Ger), Fret
tag. Now York.
vco April iIArrived brig Eliza Morton. LELAND. New
York.
WATERFORD, April le-saled bark Elins ItaD Molledo
United States
Sailed from Mediterranean port April IA, brig Zuleika
Walsh from MsssnaI. Gloucester.
LONDON April 2i-The superstition that . mutilated
Loyd. despatch received yesterday from Batavia, meant
70 repor, the burning the American schr Patton
Capt Connor while u voyage from Hong Kong 10 the
Channel, correct The w Patton was burned near
AMER. The saved.
telegram Brcst tho wreck Of the mail
boat plying that place and the Island Of Ushsnt
Bark Terra Nova (Nor Gronn from New York March 20
for Bristol, abandoned April f. waterlogged The
crew were brought Queenstown by bark Bondevenen
(Nor) Thomssen New York March 20. which arrived
ct Queenstown to-day 1.-THE Terra Nova 40 regis
lister apd Tonsberg Norway where she built
In Her cargo consisted Of 735 gallons Of refined
petroleum.