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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-05
PHENIx, April 23, 1877.

PHENIx, April 23, 1877.
 EDITOR OF SENTINEL When in some of our more densely set tied portions of the States a vast metropolis has expended ten mil lions for a complete system oi water works; has led her acque. duct through hill and over vale for scores of miles has perfected the finest mechanical means for pumping, filtration and evapora. tion sand when to this is out added a complete system of sewerage that no water may infect the air and impair the public health ; when, I say. all this is done to secure the city pure ,Cater, the result is often far from gratifying. Complaints crowd upon the water board tilla new source, new mains &c., at immense expense are sub stituted. Now mention this with reference to the complaints that Salt River valley is not healthy which are having pretty free cir. culation, both at home and abroad Old settlers say there has been no h healthier spot until the last year. The denser population, almost entirely of farmers, brings in it's train the necessary results of im. per feet irrigation and increased vegetation. If each succeeding year is to add to the unheaIthful, ness of the locality it is gratuitous heartlessness to advertise the val Iey's advantages.
 But we do not believe this to be the case. There is no more excuse for the imperfect sewerage system of this town than for the imper. feet roads. Both can. and should |, be remedied. More public spirit is needed, more well directed energy.
 Let our authorities look this mat. ter square in the face and meet it with herOism. It is better to spend what money we have in making real improvements than in paying interest on borrowed funds used to pay fines and costs.
 Give the country a fair show and she will maintain her reputa- tion for health meanwhile it may be added that little fatality accompanies the sickness here. Of three cases of small pox, none has proved fatal.
 But if the immigrant loses many of the advantages of civili. zation here on the frontier, the American flag still shadows him, and that unalienable right of a free born citizen. the right to sign C petition, still adheres to him, and we have been prompt to avail ourselves of it. One for 6 daily line of mail service to Maricopa Wells, via Hayden's Ferry. was signed at sight by tout le monde. Another inform of 8 protest against the proposed location Of the road hence to Globe City has much attention and hopes are expressed that the cOm- missioner will relocate.
 A stock subscription list for a has been about filled and a meeting of stockholders called for Wednesday the 25th at p. m. to consider ways and | means. The usual stagnation in just before harvest exists, though the heavy shipments of goods which 4. Goldman has just been receiving indicates his faith in the immediate future. Im- provements are going on slowly ]
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-05

Entire satisfaction is gusrranteed to freight
 CTS aud
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-05

Stages make close connection with stages from and to Califor. mia and Prescott. Time from Phoenix to Dos Palmas 3} days PnRnix to San Francisco A.
 R. s. THOMAS, Div. Agt.
 Quito a severe frost and ice last night, but, as far IS heard from, grain was not damaged. Crops looking better than ever. More anon. $. c. H.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-05-05
TraVelers

A long residence in the country has taught me just what kind of work is suited to its climate and requirements. Al! work will bs done st the
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.

TO he stdE6f ~ 1he TRIBUNE.
GENEVA. ILL.,, duly 1o.-1p your is4uo Of last
Saturday nDtlee Communication from Mf.
Dosdss, wherein fte gives romc vhoiesome ad,ics
concerning The reciprocity of the United State, and
England. lie &lho argncs to the condemnation Of
tho polfey pursued by Kussia In her unpleasant.
ness with Turkey, and accuses iiussiA thnt the A.
deviation Of The outfaycs pcrr,ctfatcd upon tho
Christian population OF Turkcy IL as = veil 10
screen from The world her ambitions prolccts.
Now, no causs Ia palpsb1e why fsussia shon'a
thus In srraigned. II her Ultimate end In view Ia
the Acknowledgement Of territory, she should not be
condemned for simply doing thing which ID com.
mon In tho history Of Europe. The annals OF
European natlona tcam With examples Of seizure Of
etrstorS. and dividing thu rpoils not only By the
rights ofswaF. but even by trcaehery and usnrpa-
sion, And that paragon Of goodness and progress,
England. which IL cited as tbs nndcl Of ali excel.
1enee snd civilization. hae. In tho la.t fo~ wccks
pcfpetrated crime, aud outraged tho law Of ma
.on' s1 " subIsetng beneash her Iron hoaf tleu
~ .nof psnds'h. sate'-1he Tssnsvasl. orsouth-
Il i only conjecture that Ru-+,as Intention J..
proves 10 be the case. great benedt viii ncce..sry
accrue y those provinces which arc relieved f1nm
heathentsh M M rnte Rnrs!a is continually ascending
70 that plane Of rt0grcss and civilization which
has lsen reached BY her more fortunate ncighoorr,
and there prorin:cs liberated from Turkish rule
i I'll 70 o.%ns .n vHsis'; 81 st
civilization: which pcfrctenteA heAthenl.ll
01tfacts upon dcfense|efs subjects; which
spcnd*, hcF substance In l'tcntious yi1es,
they will awart Fen,.in in eupcrr.i.on. darkness.
oppression and tyranny Turkey, By let unw!se
policy, tnsoenee. and cruelty. has undermined the
Foundation Of her Government 40 that 1t &otlers
Let Rnssta b. ths one to ylve that atTotc and
thns forever no EnEope Of hu enemy which op-
In the face Of enllg.l.ensd t'hri..endon.
The lnItcd st!tcs should feel warm Interest In
| Tue euCcesa and prosperity Of ltuthla. II wnA
| Kuasia which. In thr wpr Of 1919, when our rsp.
itat and elite. were beug eackrd and burned BY ths
"slEl!'1cd Ensilsh." )" Protested agasnat the rny-
and disn,anticd BY rebellion ahd civil stiEo. ii WIS
Russla and Germany who rHvc q friendly hand.
while u wae knnlnnd who aided onr eNc1nies, Dur
and pleasant: and It Is duty. tn return for her
rast ftcndehIp. to 9ire her The bcncnt Of our sen.
t!ments and Tood will now tint she Is placed In
trying aud critical position, Itc'reetfuiiy,
CMAs. Z. CAnFkx1kA.
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rtyrr-. He might also fgHrn MI the ctTrsa m tho
nther contracts alluded 10 In i!at fDirrsirw What
The contract rrict is dnuhle by tho t"anty Itp,el
ur by Ihc architect: II probably make. n vast
G!1rrnrc with them whn 1Ita shr rtttAa but mt
with the tn1 p,vrrs whn have to furnish the nu4,r1
10 foot these bills. ff the r1HtsLrt4 are made 70
that III" architect can Erct hc different contract
ors erer1 morning and orrfer slight chnrxa
nnA alIo* them extras tnf -neh change, amounting
~ ~ much hr more than tho original eontrnet pEirr
then j. the aitcEtising for baa al all frauf and
sop ',nth Eran anh The toaaty i!nard or either of
thnm rpm doubling ap thc contract pricea with
t. rs{ fnr that Cnu1t-Tfon. yrl Tim little dfYrr-
ense betwsen . Egan md tn. l.onrd-and ,ha differ.
ence mst he APPARENT Fnthcr than Feal-aee,ns to
ttss TO b. paid. b"th agreeing ta a1low extras ber.
ally. What thr taxpayers want il that t!ytr xlIow.
ing OF e1ffaA Snail ae stopped hy the tontts totally
and entirely. UAvIp WtLtAaa
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NHFHa Ree III INC palH Tor fpn+lfnrttne Tho tauNnt-
raised Ly an allowance for EXTRAS hy :he arch,rr,
10 xto7 that ths t:"nniy ,on,n,'rs"ncrs ashs.
Ni1 ~ a rratnfiy. snd for which the county re.
cr1vrs no conatdcrstion whatever.
Thr 1nferrnc" II thrt tht, rrasmitr will. II caid.
b. divided brtwecn tlarma and those Of thu Eo1rtl
who fAYuftl IT,.
do roc taok .h'. tr far rntcmcnt os the ea-..
tule which governed the contractor wl.c,, h. lid
for the work, while fontracfnrs rnrlrtimrs insist
that the1 should br paid for these e1t.na upon the
pr1nc'pir Of 'luAHlhm Elerutt that is, of what
they sre aetnafl! worth. And owners, IN other rr:
spcets rea'nnahly prudent men. have 1crn found
nrn r'nH to ~ wth
taefa were strong equtttrn u |nsufy It. without
stopping to inquire whether they might not pou.
rleidy kdhrfinE 70 tho fesmcf. Anyway. N own.
ers tsxsrd them'eltes ~ vestrd with 4 dl-etcton
n fhts m.tter y lta.t ua,t the que.tton assumes
IN a eommunicntion 10 committee of the coun.
y Hoard, 9.ted March y, !s77. md made by thr
hs e. ske a. e.r,a Of
value Of the work done by III. liafn,s. and ths
smount b. was entitled to, these gentlemen ny:
1 - ssas: in
t1.si & ,:iSs s ro' ts
SSIx :!!o ssss'.: "a vsSs
tne Ely portion OF the which amounts
body . being In our eme r. asonate rs.ns.si II
the aofk dong d1lrr different nciho of ennulatou
pfof!oen n tic snsttnctinns Of your Committee
They proceed to say that Mr.. Fiasra Ia not salts.
heh with thfa, but ctatms 4 larger compensation,
Hc actually insisted upon Si5. i04 u. III claim.
Cd that lic pian upon which The or,rjna! contract
large sum nf $!S, tHo for extras would aecm 10
give some eountcnanre 10 this claim.
The Board. ut it, meeting IN the 18th Of Arrit,
ls57. took up ih,s claim Of Mr. llarm* To compen.
propoaltlons. anally determined to .ettle The whne
matter b5 EaytnE 70 Nj. Harms. not the nun hc
vntea for this proposition and eleven axaInat it,
o9t what 1ia wotk was actually worth a. de.ermln.
On: They accordingly yuied 10 hln, iae suna Of
sum OF 81, p4o 02 nntil Tie question Of The re.pon
slAl!iy Of ,leTeIins up the. foundations and
teoe,a,nS e,E..S na.a. las ps's sho9!d h sdtusse
Comfy Board nt this meeting viii cunvincc any
one that no E.atnity wAs voted 10 Mr. Harms and
u they described tho condnct Of . private owner
Instead nE public body, NO one wunld say thai
.heJ a,ae,nsca an! evidence tas sneh owner MAS
q the con1soycrsy, while ali would recognize ii
tractor. e o~A
l hav 20 profcss,oua, relations with suy Of thu
fore write upon th,a subject viii tho frcrdom ana
~ thn tnteT.st OF c!tlzen. Our public men should
not be mal!gned and mfsEeprcrcntcd when theII
conduct u rightly viewed, would command nui
approval othcrwise public employment will Lt
awaken sosp!cion Of one's integrity. and tho &C.
rePiance Of y will b. attended with the loss oi
oaAsActsr. Your very truly.
llsNnr q. Mnlxn,
, 1877-07-14
the COURTHOUSE,
~ ~ Editor u 1a4 Tribune.

culeAoo, July la-Ths interview yoa published
yesterday develops remarkable Atate Of als!Es II
tho new Court House building. il sppsar. ths
contract 10 do tbs brick work waslet 10 +. J. Sex
ton for specified sum. Boon After 10 and IAc
Arehlteek meet on ths gtoanda, AID Rxan orders 4
change In tho mostaf and asoutiog and ito follow
your reporter) tbs matter OF s1tsa allowances IL
talked over and - waA established ~ tho limit Ia
hs charged par thouaand bricks for s1trA work.
Now II striksa ms this inpocsnl-looklns prucued-
ing may nAka quits Difference with tho ta1paycsa
of this county, aud that this 81 per thousand bricks
extra Will fgutc up 10 an Immense sum, sud II
probably doue1s. discounts snyth!uk our sh4estst
pass you have ~ expert nxuru II up and publish
w. ainouQl tas The sliaGatou Of tha Aasea&id tAx
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PAVING WABASH AVENUE.

t4ueAoo. Juiv 1a,--y,ar shusa a. tho.. o~,.m
- ... '' ~ 1850 y. s's "s3.a
.. properly cry, on @ Wabash asenae who refused 70
tsnply with M uutuse paving ordinance exceeds
thsra's s..sso ~ pae; ssaa@s s.
.usm msau. entnuusuons' oes"tsla9
panlhnmeae Tor 'nlasy snd annoyance"
caused by their t'1xeesatve seifahnesa" and slack
OF public anirft Had vou M ,1nch krnw,ndc. ~
t..e snhlcrt a, yo,,3 ,u.titv vnn, .,,,n- io,, i,
~ s4osse' ~ "ou's au7n'y yout *H*to3 aooat H.
yoa woa'a kho" That somc Of tho gentlemen 10
and restsk the aasossmsnt 1t ereat noraounl ,neon
yuMlence anI on ppfciY public VfounIs III. '"~S'
rho whuIe syptem il wUrg. that or uayInv thc
great saofoughfefes by uxirstd tarxtIuu. htf MT
to cnler upon tho sthlcs Of what T. vel I ysxM
legal question, It will 10 unouRh now and h re- IL
kay thai the - fortY owners pf uuuaycI frontarn
sls not blamswoFtby, nor Anarefsbls iot ths
''mudholoa u complained Of. This really M rr
sponsiu|e ps.ttes a7p 10 coa,fsetors sho. IL No
yoIauer, lH7h laid ihs nav block payement AMI
tle board Of Public Work. who pefmittad thess
dsmsxnr comnarisous>. 10 tear M f.nd rarrv -
M olI nlock nayrtnsnt from thosm frn,tswe. @
Whsro IL Wns nut 10 Le feajseuI bv nav ~
course there were sopn maay ~nud.
10 iii up tbul not imp,uyej BY dumPa9 IGssela
tbs rougAcst broken stone anti runGah. Uudes.
frontage had paid, auI which in mapy instances
had yet yeafs af wear in it ~ was tom up by con.
leu woody weTs substituted uY lhu cty This out-
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.rcaker did no. think :hs' was te proper wny to srs
n ne h!n g. se 3 ;h0ra "n r., ,sot n1h ala .,
Wien T II h. - Va: surrounded BY i.,"n;, Thry woaii
help 10 build htu, up. md stand hr him. md keep
~" 1he Lad sunk 50 50 low in ,tss
IL III ts "a til, sa c,e, 's soa AI1d 8, oo ~
MN cenla DO nnytAtn., .bv The heIp Of Christ,
and the lo.e Of chFlat which strengthened him.
God. lie did not wish to atAnA up fus tle asinnn-
Chicago where saIoon. keeper lad been shot dead
drunk. Wna there ever man Ii the CITY Of chi.
ergo or any where else who had been ehot tead for
tying 10 prevent dfunkard tfoa eotatlng ~.
Dr Reynolds announced ttat There wonld be an
experience inect,ny II half- paat oeloek and The
Tho '.Doxoioey apda bcncdletlom BY tde Rev.
" M.tss Smith Of Jackson Mich, snd tho s''a'n-
run PROGRAMME
fos to.d;y W. bs - io!o~s: Ms.; JsDs 4 ":
psae ~ S ne9noa nssa - tS, iii L.
..Mfehlsan day" the speaker. will be drawn ften'
;hs 'ooslnS: J. r. L'qaseott. q arnna fssp'as:
Womau's Temperance Union of Mithisan; Mrs.
nayes, Of ntsnd i'apias; the Rev hotea e. Smith, of
is Gss;so s% tps S
Nathaniel r1oush, OF tho Albion Reformed Club,
will aYso deliver short nddftts.
sllNUAr'5 rHo1IAMME.
The following will be tho programme for Sunday.
which was accidentally made 70 rtaA Saturday"
IN yesterday niornInEs issue: forsnoon-Pteaeh.
doai Of tic Wonan's Temperance unton rrof.
F1stcr Of New Brunswtrk. will dct.cr an address
Francis Murphy = III address tho assembly, Even.
tng-Frsnees T.. Willard. and At b::so ociock an
hour will uc devoted to prayer. loyo.feHst, anu
Mrs George u.Casponter, oI Chicago. 10 announced
to alnx sunday evening.
, 1877-07-14
FLORIDA.

Az tHe kAN0F % Inc JT6Hne,
Cn1cAdo. July 13.-Pertnit me 10 t.cspast unnn
your space to comment little upon tho very nor,d
arec'a in your paper Of To-day giving such glow
lag accounts Of the embryo fortunes for pEslcll.
turf4 In Florida, ~ set forth by your correspond.
cnt y Mr. George n. Rodgers. What tho people
fcoutro In regard TO countries md States with
which they arc unfamiliar are facts, not poctlcal
laudatoFy Illusions. spent Owe usontAs In Florida
iast winter. mainly IN the interior OF tho State.
crossed the State twice. stopped In Waldo week
aud examined the country tlcreabouts, explored
Santa Fs Lake {ot, - the natives spell It, Son
Ta1co. with accent on the middle sy,iablc>, and
travelled ovee 700 miles on Florla's PRINCIPAL
river, the st. John. aud lts many tributary am,
connecting 1alcs, and think an al least well
posted upon The sccllons Of county through which
1paaeed. and which At present constitute Lie prin-
elpsl hl1hways Of business and pleasure travel os
Your correspondent rays his particular attention
Elorlda- ,As 1t II, theso arc only few eoa,rara.
!aoncy iron, that bualneks 1hc tres sequtro from
tlc start at least eight Jeess careful sttcnIipp to
n Tia esmais, oar;earolJ taoss ata ~ sEsn s aaS sn
traispantc., II IL with the greatest caro- and al.
tention they can b. made 70 il, and thrive at all
four, si1, q eirht. ycars necessary 10 ic,ns lie
ttees to bearing state havo rtspsrd. We can none
Sas sseasss: San Ssa u aa T.
should moi Imagine il 20 prumtinr prss,,ecttvcir
a. many intsfostea tartioa would Iats ~ baliave.
killed u The ros 1T sin..r tsas sstps ts .,
several yeaIs' labor Of Tho now Fuiped and dis
tho aarly winter frosts, thus raining eompicteiy
aiat et.nen OF fruit culture, ln raSsrd 10
o{c.. would asy that. Is Tar ~ my observation
lst,p1;Se and rsss fes .we.t potatoei Of pool
through tnc wintsr. Their tarly rtra~bserioa wess
imported from Charleston, must Of t,,oEr fruit.
s.Sat ss .9 ss so..%s Sm E's ;ea, @ @ An &
tnhnbttants universal use 10 1argr extent canned
goods Of every kind, Mill. ;meats, vsgs1ahle.
from tHe Eorthsss I caisf ~" srciss e too shiec eDn
suncd By all settlers In thu faslheH interior and
Of The ss sss
ershse lot Of animals. How can they be- OTHERWISE
them sioas sho rvss taals nd II se ~ n.f:hrs. n
water up 70 their bellies. rashetnR thtir suite
s ; puns sss hsss. unssr wa,.l asa Ea
dusks. geese. and other aquatic sninsls. '
Your writer spsaks in s1traragnnt language of
% tho iins Of the Atlantic, Cult i West lndls
rlans.s ftal!tosd, and shipped to Fsrnapa'na,
oa. viii hs plesss e1s thu oi,ciai ngutes fvr
y thess sh,pment., stating anonats - shipped aud
na sali. i s..,lfu, Waldo y; thu, little town
N The aat psus:lanl wilderness. Why, II H. sur
rounded m simost by lnpassable swamps: In Ianu-
vi. more or scst covered wlih water There il une
hotel there, soo four stotee. small saw mill An4
coslon, ,Rtn eoMbiaed. but no manufacturing or
he spsaks of H. s d.,snss anei esat
ing IN appearance. but III margin il ncd up and
@ sbs !, ss .aa sae
nAs fot sMhli 1oAts, conMpnlcatlon from wa1es to
e sss Ths %sst
Will naFeF pay to bald probably never will ba.
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ExCURSiOMtSTS.

op<f1o1 VsFA11l& 10 1M lT16MW1.
h!caaGAH CTR. Ind, Julr 1a-MT. z. @.
Brown, Asaistant Observation-Disclosures Of tho
Michigan Central RoAd, has rendered to the en-
ployes Ut this city = frse excursion. At meet
Ing to night they decided to visit Detroit going
Friday evening week. There giu he about thgae
npa4hlo2lk-
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THE HARMS CONTRACT.
n TIA Etilosr nf fHn 7Ndh4.SA

CHICAGO July lA-M III you allow me "a aay
fsw Nos - In your pApet IN reply to yous article 81
Ibis morning upon thu case Of 1lAfws. now pend.
Ing before Judge FArwell1
Ths Alt,ela conveys tho iuptsasloa, indeed Il
AsJs, substantially, that By ths original contract
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STRIKERS ARRESTED,

PATTERSON, N. j., July 1A-Two striking
silk-weayers were arrested a,,l sent 10 jat1 Llfa
afternoon 10 answcr sut for damages IN not
finishing their wsfps according to cantrnct. Tic
warIs arc worth $500 each, aud arc claimed to
lo greatly injured BY the men abanuonng them.
The sill. .wrarcra meet tonight to take action to
defend the suits.
, 1877-07-14

ftoltaALf1F1Gi WILL. Buf i1EtErlFgL LOT.
on hlnrk from Tfrtt. 1t Lagrange, rnt1rs frrn1
;;h1s.Se: e $! asxn snd S msnsx
atrtsdy on. IRA BROWN. 1+I LasaIIr.s Koofn !.
Ton BAIE-AAKKET.. .rnULTKY FAT.M9, FUUIi
! hcrra, lrn.t. $a7h. &1tD down: 10 Ncres. hofLr.
lfN viii e1chAnKa fpF tnsie totf UI1ce dAy4 bat.
Sriat snt Monday. 4. q. EAKLE. t:oorn ~. iie
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...,.-.. lNsTNUCTiUN..., .,-.~o-..,,,,,l-
I EARN TKLEGAAPuY. YOUNG MIN. And AZ.
~ y! ytslGatnE ypu VII ~ !istsu ~ "a ehAfSe O.
salary CcStar - your aby tnrsva.s main telegraph
~tlts III sshpvl. Ms4teEa sehpviV VI TEc xraphy, EAxa
WOOL. Ill.
no sTUDESTs-A uAnv AID UADEkUII IIApUATE
VIII FScxtv1 tuplS ~ prepare for lho tAl e1AMluA
Iivns ioF si,!s..9 tAia iala, Or ailsz cexrA
EpS1u Ac1,ustAIck UioEk.
, 1877-07-14

1AsA PAID FDK HOOK9-CAblt N YOUR HAhn
chcsS Hoox uoa.e. corssT MsHsoa saa p.siSoru its.
s3t,n vt,LtMEs MEDICAL !nNKs RECEIVED
ni th, d:' bsa1E. aaxft1, aia,stttd I ptsst n,,t
gt5y " tr.nrys.s. y: Au4etitsa tyeleirasA 70 sYi
sio ~; itlLIssJi tbs s.EE u!i tiat!p: ~ tnl.s
IS; Geological survey 81 Al.sosIl. xoi Me9s sna
IlLLEIt6 cheap BOX siofe. ia 3lssuu u
, 1877-07-14

EOA SALE,
1IOtl HALE--&u RltETDT6, WITH PANS AND
L pipes. chicago NE AT.pREsEHflSG &oEks,
cuenrt AlchiSAn and Ls.allc'sts
ICUK sALE-A GOOD Mich COW, GIVES 20
YuaTls - MIlkinK ~ ferGiIx twu POUNDS OF feel
Applf 10 LARS HANSON. koush i.!lit 2xo.
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY Jan 29-In port ships Oneida Eaton, and Ra-
phael sherman tor avre; Frank Pendeton. Nichols for
Calcutta Geo Manson Humphrey for rice ports rrucc
Regent ,r), ,irslmm: Thos iiilynrd tBr Campbell and
Ring frj. Moran. unc barks Batavia Brown and Sas
Curtis (BrJ, Oughton, d,.
BAKsADO Feb 26-Arrved, brig Mary Rowland, Law
ton, New York.
HAVANA. March 2-Arrved brig Geo Gilchrist, Orcutt
Liverpool
PoiSr LoBos. Dec l5-In port. ship Jsrus Lincoln,
Lombard Tor Europe ldg
PURr PMAvA Ian 24-In port, brig Rescue. Silva. char
proceed tsoree WCA. thence to Demerara and
Port PrayR. and then home.
PknsAnmuco, March Arrived previously. brig Florence
IIehd.rson. Henderson. New York hr southern Home
tBr), Tlomas do. =.
rmksrT. Feb io-In port: ship ErminiaJ ,Ars for New
York, dg bark surprise, Ascril Tor dO. do.
SYDakv, NSW, March l-Arriyed previously barx Rain
bow. Powell Cicribon 49,
Sr Joms NB March 3-Arrvrd. snip British Queen Or
BrvoKs New York brig Alice Campbell. (BrJ, savannah
Cleared Ist schrs aicxa. libbey avana. 3D. Lizzie "
Nusx X..rLL 4
The New York herald., 1877-03-04
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, March I-Arivsd. schr Richard Hill.
Georgetown
SON Demrfara schrs Edilh Steere Hail. Snrnan Belle
Hooper. Uikry Natauxas: Zeila iIaowc Port Johuson
Ce"rrd ~i:,ssm,crs iiiyri.s tsr wor,hington Liver
pool Gancus. Bcarse. and Neptune, Berry. New York
Roman crowsii rhiI.delphiaa q william Crane, Kent
Davis FHya: schrs Fearless, Purrous. Turks Island
Plymouth Rock. Lowell. New York: Royal Arch. crowe
Philadelphia; Dexter CLARK Curtis Kichnond: Sute w
Nay Tlop PHrkrrs Head to load tor Washing ton James
rarson, seal do for BrookIym: -
Saiied-stc sncrs Marathon Iliyran. Wliantport sem
mole, Roman, William Crane. Carroll aud brig Ada wind
W. inouerntc .
BALTIMORE, Murch 3-Arrived, steamers Lucille. Ben
nett. Wilmington. NC Mcclellan. March. r'y,iienee
schrs Bin stowe. Manson. Boston; Nsr a Cranmer.
Coombs brunswick. Ga .
Ci.ared-St.amrrs Raleigh Oliver Charleston Geo u
Stout Pierce, Newbern. sc; barks Maria Msrgherits
boilone utab Ovari, Quecnstown; johann langc
helm INo Noock do Tiocc dtnL Basiie. L"ndom; os-
dab. osrguiio Cork Uuo tNo. Lorcntser kotter
tBr) fieott, Barbados Dvipbine tn, DeseOses, 81
Pierre. Mari, Rodney Parker. Parker, New Haven.
Sacd-Barks Romance. tnttxrina q, Gustav. Adolpi,
kepia and l. ID bigeiow.-WnJ NV.
BRISTOL, Mach 3-Ariyed, sehr Jas English Barker.
cHAH.EsTON. Marcn 3-Arnvcd. steamer seagull.
Lockwood, Baltimore; bnrks Dagnsr (NorJ, Daniescn,
Cleared-bmk Asr tNor,. sandstrom, Doboy; brig
Roxelia Smith, smith, ST. Helena
,~iled-s,samer C,ty Of Atlanta. w,odhu,l New York
Virginia, Hunter. fhiIadcphin: slp John De Casta.
% %Mosans Phiade, ,Ih,a sehrs Frank 4 tmy. Kockport
wl,e Luce d.; r"M,ssr paladsph,, Hall. do;
CRY POINT, Mareh l-Arrived BARK Fern tNor) Just.
DAkiEN Feb 30 Arrived barts Hrundo mon. up.
land savannah; Southergreeu tsr) spicer, do 27h
Cleared 10Th. bark Maria lNorl, Kraeit Holland.
March D. Cleared barks New Brunswick (NorJ stoesoa
| FEKNANDiNA. Feb 25-saied schr Emma For
| vanSsnt, Philadelphia.
uth-in port schs Chss Psise. Grace Tor Perth Aboy
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BELOW.
schr Carrie Allen, Harding. from Marauhsm.
CLEARED.

Steamer Colombo t3r) Tate Hull, E Chas l. Wright
Co.
steamer Scandinavia u'J, Ramsey Bristol. E--Heuder.
Bros
Steamer Neckar Ger wiIessrod, Bremen southamp.
ton-Oclrcbs 20
stemms. John Best tBeg). Van Der Iiuyden Antwerp
Punch, Ed,r Co
sts~uer City of Houston Edridgc Galveston via Key
West--C II Mallory 10.
Steamer Knckerbocker. Kcmbls, New orieans-ciark 4
Seaman.
steamer Lone Star Forbes New oricans-gosert Nor
Steamer San salsador, Nickerson. savannsh--George
Yonge
Steamer Charleston, Lockwood CharlcstonJ Qun tsrd
4 ACo.
City, NC--Wm r Clyde Go.
Steamer Old Dominon, Walker, NooIk, City Poius and
Ricbmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer John Gibson. Masngo. Georgetown via Alex
andris-J Koome. Jr.
steamer Fauita Howe Philadclphia-Jamcs Hand
Steamer t;eu Whitney. iiaett. B,ston-ii Dimvck.
Brig Atlantic Ger) Harder Bristol, E-Benham Boye-
Brig Fling (Br), woogar. st Johns. MA T. Outer
Sc6r Flora Condon French Minstnn--M Miller Iough.
ton. ~, -,
9chr Lettie Wells, Ashford. 81 Domingo City-Jonn
Schr Charlotte Jameson. Jameson SANTANA tst Dom,--
scbs xDbis Dunn. Fount4i7n Cardcnas-Jamos Elwell
4 Co --..X X., o n,
S~r. f1rs ndnOt fBr) Bordal Aax ms Bert
scSr Blink Bonnie tBr. ~ ?, Yarmouth Ns-c " Bsr.
Anux.