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ART SALE.

Tho sale or the Kohn collection OF pictures, which
took pace last night Clinton Hail. proved tar from
successful There present largo number OF
persons prominent art patrons, bnt somehow
they showed q decided disnclination TO part
with their money This was the more remark
able because the collection was really very
good one. From the very beginning the
sale dragged oil the efforts OF the auctioneer 70
create cnth usiasm proved failure Owing TO the low
offers made on the valuable pictures Mr. Kohn
was obliged TO buy in number OF them, in order 10
protect himself from heavy loss The following IL a
correct list OF the works actually sold and the prices
realized which Mr.. Kohn courtcously supplied to the
HERALD Icp0rter:-
Landscape, Dupre, $40; Happy Mother. schel-
BACH S1l0; Charles VII. and Agnes Lowell, GARNER,
$780, soldier, LOUIS KILL, Lesrel, $3.50; Baby Just
Awake. Schneider, $40; Coming Back from the VIII
Iage Seronade, Street, $40; The Mandolin Player,
Jaget Sl75; Spring ut Venice Egusquiza S34c
The Poacher, Rchet $500; The Guard, Losrel, s275
The Confession, Gidc, $3.50; Tho Wheat Field,
Lambinet, $3.50; The Lace Merchant, Pascutti,
y276; Tho Battle OF sadowu. Sell $780, Eugene,
Toulmouche, Sl65; The Daisy, Kronberg, $3.50;
Still Life and Objects OF Art. 1925; Venice, Ziem.
$1,000; bourbon Courter, Zamncois, $3.50; Tho
Singing School, Hiiz, $3.50; Near tho Island at Bougi-
val Lambinet, S720; La Romance, Gasser. 81, 600;
Early Spring, Daubigny, S240; Forest OF Fontainc-
beau, Diaz dc la Pena, 81, 900.
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Cleared New BEDFORD April barks Minerva Thomp-
son. tor Atlantic Ocean; Daniel Webster. Borden Tor
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. . So.
Arrived at Russell Bay OF Islands. March ~. nhp Niger'
Haett NIB. with $40 leaving hay OF ~.
ands months previous Reports smoke, date. bark
azelle Mosher DO. rs since leaving do Lagods Lewis
Do, 100 do do -
sailed from do Feb % ship James Arnold. Wilson. SB 70
cruise; bark Hunter. Holt DO do.
Sailed from Honolulu March % barks Cleone. Nye, to
cruise; April 2. Eainbow. Cogsn. for the Arctic. -
Bark Rainbow Cogsn NIB Mt Honolulu. reports IN lar
gucrta Bay bark Florence, Williams ST. having taken 100
bbis oil.
Tho latest report from sealing schr chas shearer Of st
nington. In January whom she had taken only 100
skins.
letter from board ship As Arnold Wilson, OF NIB re-
her Bay or Islands Feb ~ having been out
i've weeks charge o. the mate Mr. sbermxu dur
Ing which time she took so bbs sp oil
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HYDROPHOBIA.

TERRIBLE CONSEQUENCE OF CATS BIrE-Two
MEN AND HORSE DESTROYED By 1.-THE
CASE OF JOHN oNEIJ.
One OF the most distressing cases OF hydrophoba
ever this city terminated yesterday ~ Belle
vue Hospital Robert W. Dickie. aged seventeen. OF
No. 233 East Thirteth street, died about haf-past
three r. H. IN one Of cels used for the insane IN
the hospital. Samuel Richardson died last week
OF hydrophobiA The same animals bite proved
fatal 70 both. II appears that Mr.. Richardson
and young Dickie were bitten on the same day Jan
uary q by the cat which both had been fondiing.
Richardson was bitten first and died hrst,
An officer was summoned Yesterday morning by Mr..
Dicke 10 como into house look his son, who
behaving IN the most strange and violent mamie
The officer found the boy his room, perfectly rabid
squalling like cat and attempting to bite every ono
tina. camc near him. An ambulance was sent
for and IN y Young Dss'o was carried ~ TO
GriswoId examined HIM ana found IL reces-
sary 10 put tho patient under restraint Ac-
cells ior insane people. put in q strai,.jacket and
strapped down the bed He had lucid intervals but
during their continuance his voice had remarkably
low tone.
His poor father visited Robert during one Of these
moments OF peace, and the boy recognized him.
s.Shali oring your mother % said the father.
mo no,' replied the boy In the queer low tones
"Dont bring mamma here. I'D be dead before she
could get here"
Mr. Dickie bent lovingly over his stricken son and
wiped the sweat from hls brow; but even while be
touched awful change came over tho lads lace.
II distorted by frightful expression, accompanied
by strange action OF the throat, and moment later
Robert was tho thr0es OF another CONFUSION, gasp
ing signalling and splitting. His father led away.
Later in tho day Mr. Finn his employer, accompanied
by keeper, chose an opportune spell OF quetude and
entered the cell. He, too Robert recognized. II Is
said that the cat the cause of much misery, bit q
horse January, and this animal likewise died Of
hydrcphobla
JOHN o'NEIL's TERRIBLE DEATH.
In the inquest held upon the body Of John O'Neil
the following verdict WAS rendered.
The deceased came to his death from hydrophobia on
April the result OF being bitten by dog March
IL and further Recommend that tho proper authorities
give their immediate attention 10 the passage OF law
ordinance that would lead to the DETERMINATION Of all
dogs
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ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.

WILLIAM II. MAYS COMPLAINT AGAINST A PR
DAvlT.
James Mooney, private detective, brought into
Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday, by Officer
JoIIe, OF the Court squad. Mooney was arrested u
warrant procured by William II. Mckay, otherwise
known as ''Csnada Mack who preferred formal
charge OF libel against him. The following Is the ALL
davit on which the warrant was granted
APRIL IL 1877.
William Mckav, of No l0- Greenwich avenue being duly
sworn. ueposes and That the llth day April
1877 al the city OF New York In the of New YORK.
Japes Mooney did unawiuy and maliciousy
publish. and malciously procure
certain false, scandal0us and malicious libel o cor.
corning this deponent in certain published in
she said county called the New YORK Wora and
which said false libel. among other things con.
tanned the following false and lbcilous matter, wit
eerain ielony-to Wit forgery then recently
the Upon Trust Company OF the cy OF New York.
other crimes and Of said forgery provided indemnity IRON
punishment offered To him. Further dcponen MT
that all the allegations made said Mooney IN libel
were made Win intent ~ ue and detanIe dcponent and
that each and all aek IN said libel
utterly false and Therefore
ehe sad Mooney may be held 10 the
WILLIAM H. MCKAY.
Appended 10 this rs another affidavit from the re.
porter Of tho World which reads NJ follows:--
Charles NJ Ogden. OF No. East Twenty-cighth street.
being duly sworn, doposes and says that all
Mckay we're and published at the instigalon o
said iendant Mooney named in the same com plant
CHARLES NJ. OGDEN.
When Judge Otterbourg called up tho case Mooney
said he willing 10 20 into an examination al any
e,inc aud would appear whenever called upon Win
tbc consent u Dotn parties the examination there
upon down TOR next Friday and The prisoner wa.
parolcd BY the Judge I'LL then.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL II, 1877
ARRIVALS
REPORTED pY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHrTEsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED 1T THE HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Bothna tBr McMickan, Liverpool April l. Via
p.ssss s %S': ~
steamer G.snd ODD, Eu,ssr. Havana April ., with
hurricane at ENE veering to then N. last
Ing Sss. :. ssS ass sS ss'
vessels with loss OF sails 10Th ~ miles OF Cape "tteras
steamer Gen Barnes. Chess%an v Savannah April l II
and obliged lay AZ hours, in which lost paddle
Steamer City Of ATLANTA, woodhuI Charleston April rs
With s , and so. CITY V Of
York hence Tor Havana 18TH 70 miles NE q Cape Look
Lone Star. do ior New Orleans.
% Ind !" Sa c u
ship Norris. Barsiow Havre March D. in ballast
ss. sse s a. Ia 81 s.s s.y:
Aes s. r.o and TM Lsxho IS days. in ballast.
s.. g. rig S,S. ssfs r.. sss
March TO- in lon Sc 81 April TO- la, 81 "a lon 81 gale
ns o% vi svory,sins ss~sSsd
.. Mary Agnes s xn DE cSs Ssfena
kinsa Joe April 10 OF Hattcras. took heavy gallo from
Brig rsio Jaksy sagua q days with sugar 70 young
Smith Coz vessel 60 Jonn zo'en 90. April d 10 20 mile,
quantity petroleum barrels floating about apparently
'g Ses sI Tsmpeo BoaSo Rio crando do days with
hides WOOL &C. Oelrichs Co. Crossed the Equator
March IL In 80 Was 81 days OF Hatteras with
heavy NE and NV lost ioretopmast and
sehr Nellie Bowers of Camden Mel. Spear Havana. 10
day. With mSa;'e, 80 o,dsr Sess 70 es o and
schr Server Cordery Cienfuegos II days with sugar
10 a Fowler vessel Bentley, GidersIceve Co Was
7days Of Hattcras with heavy NE gales lost and spit
schr Lydia Middleton. Bonnell. Alexandria
sehr j X kirkman richardson. Virginia.
Schr Jas T. Trott. Selsou Virginia.
schr Decatur Cakes Baker. Virginia.
Schr \ j Port. Fort Georgetown, Do
Schr Henry Il Congdvn, Milieken. Baltimore;
Schr X 81 Reed, Kelsey, baltimore Tor New Haver,
Schr Darlington. Parker, Baltimore Tor New Haven
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for New York .
steamer City OF Bedford, Fish. New BEDFORD ior
steamer q aatea. Walden. Providence tor Nov YORK.
schr II cien Mar. Duncan Belfast Me. for Ne forx
schr Annie Wobb Hawkins, Northport Tor New YORK.
Bchr l. Adams Nickerson, Boston Tor New fork 100
Schr Rebccca sarah, Tawkins New Haven for Now
schr G Erickson Staples. New Hayen for New York.
Schr Empire. Chase, New Haven Tor New ork.
schr Eliza Anderson Davis. Portland. c. Tor rhhauer
pnia w.
Schr Lam artine smith. PORT Jefferson for New YORK
schr Dreadnaught Weeks, Portland. Me- Tor Ason'ne'n
hshin9 cruise. -
arm hshing rniss
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PLynourn. April 5-Arrived Iona. from Hull Tor Neg
York; 7th ssaniA, LEndberg. baltimore for Falmouth
Earle. Havrc for sydney, CB
pALxRxo. March 2-ssiled. Lydia csrdei. Todd. Nsv
York.
9uKKssrows. April 5--Arvsd. Helios, Landgrsn. Nov
Orleans
Sailed 9th. Northern Monarch. Garden, Hull; vauadis.
Larsen Liverpool 9th. Mary Ann for Dolby: 7th E-rs.
Darante Leth; Fiavia. Cahero. Padston Wilhelm, Koed,
London.
deiphiA.
srAxlco. April 3Passed Cameo from Grangsmoush for
Quebec.
Margaret Ann. for do.
Put in sth-Edgar Brown. Doboy. Tor Hartlspool.
Arrived 9th Dorothy Thompson, Frostck bull River
WATERFORD April 5-Arrivee, Elena Dursnti philadei-
phin
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL l s77-TRIPLR
HOUND EAST.

and ST Johns. NJ. . -
steamer rranconia. Bragg. New York Tor Portland.
Steamer t;laucus. Bearse. New York Tor Bosloa.
schr Howard Holder rj. H.lder, New York for Prince
Edward Island. = -
Ms
Ship Calcutta Henssn, New York Tor Bangor. Ne.
Schr Rival. Fletcher. New York for Boston.
schr ELIAS Ross Lewis. lIoboken tor warsham.
schr Anne Martin, Handy. weehawken Tor New Bed
ford.
schr Mary J Lee, Hagerty. weehawken for Lynn.
schr Thomas w Hayden Brown. Port johnson for Bos-
ton.
schr Abel Parker. Dean, Port johnson TO- Taunton.
Schr Aida Cousins. Port johnson for Providence.
schr peaceda!e caswei Port johnson for Naagansett
Schr Kit Carson Hopkins. Virginia for Fair Haven.
sehr NJ Heed. Kelsey. Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr Carrington. Parker. Baltimore for New Haven.
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WHAT Mr.. c. c. LArnIoP THINKS or THE
PRESENT CRUSADE AGAINST THE OLD NEW
JERSEY MUTUAL STOCKHOLDERS.
Mr.. c. c. Lathrop. who is charged with having re.
ceived $4,000 Vice President OF the New Jersey
Mutual his services IN bringing about Hope
insurance. said 70 HERALD representative that be
wanted the Grand Jury 60 far in their invesga-
ton a. possible He desired this tor the sake OF him
self and his colleagues, who be said, had been made
the attempted scapcsoats OF the New Jersey Mutuas
troubles. He thought that complete examination
would provo that tho failure OF the company was due
TO more recent management He considered Il great
injustice SHIFT the blame back upon men whose &C
lions could not then DO determined by more recent
discoveries He admitted that retrospective view
appeared disclose the uLhtness OF tho Hope
company At that time To make contract Of reinsur'
ancc, but IT'S weakness was not then known 70 the
New Jersey Mutual directors, and II insoIvcnt u was
not represented them. He claimed tuat after the
between the companies had been agreed
upon facts became apparent which influenced
Hope proposition. he tried 10 persuade the olner
Members Of The committee 10 me same way.
his Views lie denied tho statement that the
New Jersey Mutual was insolvent or nearly 80 ut
tme and that The stockholders were eager 10 I'M
load. He said the stock well worth my per cent
premium, aud had been . most profitable invest.
the New Jersey stock had paid holders
about fifteen per cent The only motive they mad Tor
selling 10 guard against the iuture wnicn mac an
unprosperous outlook tor the lie insurance business
THE ALLE0RD BONUS.
Regarding the assertion made III The HERALD tha ne
was paid $50 for his influence IN making the anal
gamaiion Mr. Lathrop said no was not ready 10 speak
He would neither admit nor deny having received
bonus from the Hope managers IN addition 10 the sal.
AIRY vi $40 year gwen him as special agent alter
tho consolidation He thought this matter would
eventually be brought up IN proper legal FORM when
he would ready make full statement OF his part
ia the transaction He said that tor years no was
poorly compensated by tho New Jersey Mutual, III
Comparison with the other officers, and had he been
paid $50, 0O0 alleged 1t would have been no more
than Just and fair remuneration.
GRAND JURY.
The Newark Grand Jury met yesterday intending 10
resume the Investigation OF the Mutual affairs, but
owing 10 inability OF tho prosecuting attorney TO pe
with them they made small headway Mr. Brinkerhon
was on testify, but was not called Daniel J.
Noyes rebailed III The sum OF 81, 5OO Daniel q.
Wlghtmun, OF East Orange, being his bondsman. Re-
ceiver Porter not IN town and Will be away the re-
mainder Of the week.
A decided sensation. was created 10 insurance circles
by the development published n Yesterdays HERALD,
and all sides there 70 loud cali Tor Clerk Of
Cnancery Little TO explain that one thousand dollar
cheek for "lega services"
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SHADOWING THE POLICE.

Commissioner Ernardt last night started new
method Of asccrtaining patrolmen, sergeanis and
captains DO their duty after other iog arc In bod SIX
teen rouudsmcn summoned BY the Commissioner
70 rendezvous Al gwen point IN private ciiizcns'
so,hes and then they were detailed by him 70 patrol
snd vis,t the FIRST Twenty seventh Fourth Film and
Fourtcenth precincts, between midnight and morning,
10 observe and report 10 him to-day Just how cach
nscer aud mar IN precincts dd his duty. other
orecIncts Will watched touignt BY roundsmcn IRON
distant precincts ,,.,. - No.
-. eight sergeants TO examine the character
md standing oi applicants for appointment on the
force Hitherto this duty has been performed oy wAIo
essectives: but much ground OF complaint mas peen
is.ad - he mannsr IN which they iuilIlsd u
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SPOKEN.

Ship Howard Troop (Br) Mack from Liverpool for Rio
Janeiro. April 1. lat ~ n. Ion IL w.
ship Glory Of the Seas, Mclaughlin from Liverpool Tor
San Francisco. April 8. tat 80 n. lon W.
ship Aneroid (Br McGray from st John, NIB. tor Lon
don. April ., lat AZ 80, lon 81 ~.
ship Gen Sheplcy, Huchns. from llavre for Bath. Me-
AprI4. 20 miles w OF Chatham.
Ship Witch" bound s, March H. lat "a N, lon
SOW
ship Bremerche Cosr, HIrdss from Brsmsn for North
America, April =, lat ~. Ion II.
Bark Susan Dudnan fBr,. Corning from Antwerp for
Phiiadephm. March 81 lat AZ ~. Ion ~ "a.
Bark Y stocksr Tyler, from st Jago for Boston, April
IS. lat 81 10 Ion IL IS.
Trafalgar.
Bark Arracan INor) Aagard, from Bremen for North
America Mar III 30. lat AZ 80, Ion ~ 30
Bark Folveno froms- Tor New York April 13s lat
81 40 Ion "a.
Schr Nobel Staples Putnam from Ssgna for Portland
ID days out April u.s. oil Cape May; reports heavy Ne
gales last six days.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ARkSpAL April l-Arrived bark Iona (Nor) JANSEN PEN
sacoA.
ALxKRr, April l7-Arrivcd. Minnie RepplIer sharp.
Barcelona.
ABrnDKkx, April l4sasd bark Triton tAus,. catteri.
nch United States
ANTWERP April i7-sailed Dark Fresno Leach. hampton
Roads
BERGEN April lo-Arrlvsd. bark chimoes tNor. Have.
New York
CoLoxRo. March 1e-saled bark Ensign (Br). Smith.
New York.
GIBRALTAR April lo-ArrIved. brig RosIna dtaD, Ca
CAGE, New York.
GKSoA April l3-Arved bark Indiana (Br) Irwin. sa-
vannah.
Sailed 10th, bark Ceres tNor), Cundcrsen, Now York.
HAMBURG. April 1e-sailed. brig Tabor tNor). Bache,
Philadelphia.
KoSIosBERo, April l4-sa,led, bark Pude (GeD, for
Philadelphia.
LvERrooI April le-sailed. ships Joseph Clark CHM.
Shelburne. Ms; 18th. Samaria. Patton San Francisco
Westminster tBr). Norris Quebec; bark Willie McLarren
(B. McLarren Quebec; brig Willie tr) Brundage, Hail.
fax; schr W II Jordan, Richardson, boston.
LONDON April 17Cleared. barks Forest Princess (Br)
Grant, ssvannah; Anal Nor) Lunoc, United States
MANILA March 3Saled. ship Ladogs, Pierce. Now York
OPoRro to April l7-Arrived bark Henry Norwel Bur-
CESS Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, April 17-Arrved. steamer Cimbris Ger
schwensen, New York for Hamburg tand proceedod,.
QUEENSTOWN April l8-Arrived bark Caterins UtsD.
Maegiolo, Baltimore.
SrAvANcER- Sailed, Kragero Aurora Emm anuele and
Argo for America
sTErrIS, April 14Arrived, bark Staubo Nor, Gunder
sen. Wilmington, NC.
SIERRA LEoNE-Arrived, schr Hand. Doherty, New
York.
SINGAPORE, March s-ssed barks Hera (Ger, Petschke
New York, 18th. Kolga (Gerl. Kjolseth. do.
TRALEE April 14-SaiIed, bark Grad Semi (Au. Polich
United States.
TRIESTE April l1-Arrved BARK zsus (Nor). Chrstoer.
sen Charleston
York.
LONDON. April 17Schr Chas Bayles Flyers, from Liv
crpool Penedo Brasil loading which would be
Mi ted March
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DI ED.
lily, on Monday, April 10. JOSEPH c.

BRApy.-suddenly, on Monday, April 10, JOSEPH c.
BRADY, In the 56th year OF his age
The remains will be taken from his late residence,
III East Hath st. Thursday morning. at ten O'Clock,
to ST. Cecela's Church, Harlem, where solemn mass
OF requiem will be offered for the repose OF his soul;
thence Calvary Cemetery for :nterment. Relatives
ana friends Of his family also Of his brother James
Brady; his nephews, James, John and Dr. William b.
McGure, and his father.in-law Patrick Mclaughlin,
are respectfully invited TO attecd tho funeral
McLAxAnAN.-On Monday, April 16, 1877, ISABELLE,
daughter OF the late James j. McLananan. Of Balti-
more, Md.
Funeral TO take place from the Church of the
Heavenly Rest al seven O'Clock, on the morning OF the
18th inst lnterment In Baltimore, Nd
For Other Deaths See Eighth PdgeI
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THE cLAGHoRN COLLECTION.

The sale Of this nne collection OF pictures will begin
this evening Association Hail. and It is expected that
it will bring together large number OF art patrons
from Boston and Philadelphia Mr. Claghorn Is
collectors, and the salo or the pictures he
has collected with SO much care naturally
exctes interest and attention OF persons anxious
to add to their art treasures. Many Of the
be sold light Of great merit, and IT Ii only at
rare that collectors have an opportunity OF
obtaining examples OF recognized merit by the artists
represented In this collection.
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THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.

The executors OF Mr. Hirsch some time ago re-
covered Judgment against The Continental Life In
surancc Company. which, It seems, was not entered
until after the appointment OF Mr.. Anderson as
ceiver Soon afterward Mr.. Grace made receiver,
and he now seeks 10 have the judgment set aside
the ground that II until after tho
ceiver was appointed IL is argued that under Judge
Wcstbrook's late decision Mr. Grace had power 70
move not being receiver The case came before CHIEF
Justice DAILY yesterday, motion SGT the judg-
ment aside The Chief Justice reserved his decision.
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BERGH AND THE oNE-HoRsE CARS.

Superintendent fairfield, OF tho Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty TO Animals, stopped three Of the
onehorse the Blocker street line yesterday,
and the drivors who released appear
In court this morning. The horses attached to the
cars said TO be entirely incapable for the work OF
pulling them. They were taken 70 stable 10 be
cared for.
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OBITUARY.


On the Produce Exchange bulletins was announced
yesterday the sudden death. on Monday evening. Of
Mr. Robert j. Randolph, OF tho firm OF T. +. y. Ran
dolph Co, -four and grain merchants OF No. 1876
West street Mr. Randolph had been in former times
q trustee OF the New York Produce Exchange Com
pany, which organized to erect the present Pro.
duce Exchange building The work completed IN
1861. Since then he has been prominent member
the Produce Exchange. the Tags OF which were at
hahn yesterday out OF respect to his memory
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SAILED.

Steamers Arragon (Br) for Bristol Montana (Br Liv-
erpool; Colon Aspnwa Wyanoke. Richmond, &c: Ellie
knight, Phiaaelphia; ship Prnceport tBr. Liverpool
barks (iae Ntal London Trafalgar Br,. Queenstown
Gsssnsr Ger. Hamburg; Clara !Gsr,. Bremen; zuma
Mntsnzas; D Andrews, Port au Prince; John Hunt,
Barbados
Wind at sunset. Sc; mt midnight. calm.
Rarn rfern mt suns ut m
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tn. FRYING pan shoai ghtship reported BY steamer
ps,.i NJ from It's station. and nos IN
si@ht from the masthead Of the steamer AN April To-
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CLEARED.

Bark John Hall tBr). Amero from Sagua March 2
Schr Three Sisters. from -.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK voR rHs MONTHS
OF APRIL AND NAY
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-29

- GO beibt, @ine1l@e Nrbcitsr mir
ben sur 8eIdaIt!suns III Den &o9lsn-
b~ergpertcu nod England importsr'
1perben.