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the vast burdens Of such war as this is like to
be. Ru sia has great difficulty III obtaiulng
loans OF money. except at enormous loss and
turkey is utterly bankrupt Public sent iment,
however, in both countries IS so powerful that
war has been ris Sed, notwithstanding all the
financial difficulties
The cable dispatches for some time to come
will De buIdened by strange names, for the
theatre OF tie Russian military movement for
the p resent is IN section of Europe we hear but
little Of on tins side OF the Atlantic. The river
Prnth upon which the active Russian army is
moving, Is IN part the boundary line OF the ex-
treme southwestern part Oi Russia bordering on
the BlaoS Sea, and separates Russian territory
from tine extreme northwestern corner of Rod
mania, which, al hOugn, lit some sense an inue-
pendent State, Is tributary 10 turkey in pecu-
mary way. The principal places mentioned IN
the dispatches as pOiIts where Russian troops
are concentrating or crossing into kOumanlan
or Turkish territory Will be found in that To-
cality bv those who consult their maps. Jassy
Kagu and BOlgrad mot Belgr0del are all on or
near the river Pruth. The Russian column,
which consists of aOOu5 one hunured and tnlrty
thousand men is heading for the river Danube,
which is the southern boundary nf HOumanla,
and which the Russians must cross in order to
get INTO the Turkish province of Bulgaria. The
points at wf1cn the Russians will aim to cross
the Danube are IN due east liae to Phlladel
phla, being on or near the fOrtieth parallel OF
north latitude After they are across the Dan
ube tif they shall be so far successfully there Is
long line of march throuPn most difficult
| country between the Russian fofces and Con
| stantnople or any other place of decisive lm
| pOrJanCe.-Pnla0elIhl Ledger.
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New Advertisements.
D r. 3 A N " 1 N G.

is permanently located at the ST. CHARLES
HOTEL. Pittsburgh Pa. Diseases and De-
fOrmias Of the SPINE. UTERINE DIS
LAOEM ENTS, DYSPEPSIA, II ERN IA and
PILE success fully tree ted by the BANNING
SN 81 EN- OF Mechanical Supports. Call or send
for descriptive pamphlet, The House YOJ Live
In" Mailed Free. Apr. 2S-lm
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\ NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
Il Financial condition of WEISS
PORT BOROUGH for the year ending April
1st, 1877:
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"A review of the appropriations
made by Congress at the last session,
shows that they amounted to about 117I9
millions, with nothing appropriated for
the army or for river and harbor i'm
provements. At the extra session it is
expected that Congress viii be asked
for about % millions for the army and
one million for the support of the
United States Courts during the next
fiscal year, to make up for the neglect
at the last session to pass bills for these
departments. There will also be ST.
300, 900 asked for the navy to make up
the deficiency in the pay appropriations
for the current fiscal year, and an equal
amount to prevent q similar deficiency
In the next year, making altogether S2,-
100000 for the navy. The other de-
partments do not require any appropria'
tions, SD that the sums to be voted at
the extra session will be about 25]3 mil,
lions, making, with those already voted
143 millions for the year. The appro-
priatons of the session of 1856 were
nearly 149 millions, so that the annua
of appropriations will be reduced abou
six millions.
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The Royal Society for the Protec-
tion of Life from Fire has published it's
directions to its subordinates, and some
suggest ons for others who may be at
fires in London, the following of which
are applicable everywhere
Every householder should maze each person
in his house acquatn ed with the best means of
VI AT the bottom.
Inmates at tue first alarm should endeavor
calmly TO reflect what means OF escape there are
III tne house II in bed AT the timewTap chem.
selves III n blanket or bedside carpet Open
neither windows nor doors more thau neees
saly smut every door after them. tPnis is most
impOILant 10 ObseTveJ
III the miOst OF smoke it is comparatively
clear toward the ground, consequently progress
Though smoke can be made on the hands and
knees. A sIk handkerchief, wOrsted stocking,
or other hlnnel substance, wetted and drawn
over the lace, permits free breathing, aud eX-
CluuCs To great extent, the smoke from the
lungs. A wet sponge Is allhe eificaciOus.
In the event OF being unable to escape ether
by the street door or lOlt, the pc sons in dan.
ger hould Immediately make their wav to q
front room window, taxing care to close tile
door after tnem, and those who nave the charge
! OF the household should ascertain that every
individual is there assembled
Persons thus CIrCuLlstanCed are entrcatsd not
| to precplale themselves from the window wade
there remains the least prOOa bll y It assistance
and even III the last extremity, a PLAN rOoe Is
| invaluable or recourse may be had to JOINING
! sheets o. o ankets tOge her, fastening 0ne end
| round bedDUsS or Ctler furniture. This will
enaUie one person to lower Dll tIe others sonar
| ateiy. ana the last may let mm eli down with
comparatively htde risk. select Il window
| Over the doorway rather tIan over the acea
Do not give vent 10 the fire by breaking into
| the hOuse UNNECESSARILY from witlUuU o., ii an
| inmate, by opening doors or wlndOws make u
pOlut OF shutting everJ door af, er you as you &c
| Through the IOu,e. FOR this purpose doors en
| closing the staircase are very useIul.
| Upon discovering Y0urse on fire reflect thai
your greatest danger arises from DRAFT 10 the
| hImes ana IRON Their rising howard. Throw
NOurseit on the ground, aLd roll over on the
| name, II possible ON the rug or loose dTugget
| winch Grag under you the taBIe cover, a mau's
coat, any vhIug !Of the klnd ut nand, will serve
! your pul pose scream iOi assistance, ring tht
! DeIi, Out no not run out OF the room, or remain
! IN an upItgut position
Persons especial exposed to risk of taeiI
| dresses .aKug fire should adopt the pTecauUiUn
] Oi having all Ilnen ana cotton 1lbrIes washed
| In wraK sout on Of chloride IT zne, alum, Oh
| tungstale OI soda,
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The Argonaut, Frank Pixley's new
weekly paper, published at San Fran
cisco (Cal., } is responsible for the fol.
lowing, which is published under date
of April 81
We understand that there is now in posses.
sion oil Senator of the United States at
present iii TINS ciiY, paper OF the utmost po
litcal importance to the country, and one. If all
that is said about 1t be true, which viii create
sucl a sensation as the country has OF known
since the days of the Electorat Tribunal. Tue
paper is nothing more nor less than copy of q
SET OF Resolutions which 1t is the Dul poee OF
Mr.. James u. Blaine to Introduce in the senate
at the meeting OF Congiess IN June The resh
luhOns, after setting forth that there exist
grave doubts in tie minds OF large proportion
OF Americans as to the Legality OF the hnul set
tlement OF the Presidential question, which re
suited IN tho lnaupuratlOn UI Mr.. Hayes, 20 on
to say that 1t is due TO the American people ,and
particularly TO the mllnOns who, wnlle belev
ing that he had Deel furry 0eteated, yet accept
ed the decision in his favor III good laIth to sub
NIT the question TO the final arbltTament OF the
highest tribunal known to the constitution, tint
Supreme Court of che United States that III
aNmuch us the prOpriety O1 such proceeding
may De held TO be Il matter of doubt, because U
the fact that five members of that court werC
memOers OF the late tribunal, therefore the re
solutions propose grand Court of Dellbefatlon
created especially TO consider all questions tina
may be OloughJ before 1t relating to the legally
OF Mr.. Hay es's tenure whether IN The nature o
| quo warran,O or Otherwise; and that salG COur
| D6 composed OF tie Chief Justices OF the Su
| pTeme courts of each State ID the Union
thirty elghe Judges III all. This pOr6on Of tn
| resolutions which proposes tnis Court axes tht
foI m OF II bill, to wnicn is added the p Ovisiol
that any person other than the defea;eJ caudi
date may bring an action TO dlspossess tn,
| present Incumbent"
MIR. Blaine contradicts the above il
very strong language. He says
" There Is not the slightest foundation
for the story. l have already tele
graphed that it is the invention of {
lunatic or an idiot. 1t can not be pos
sible that anybody is ass enough to be
lieye it.
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BOUNTY.

RECEIPTS.
Bal. on hand from last year.....S los So
Duplicate aud additions, subject
to exOnerauOns ana cOmulis'n. 1913 27-s1451 70
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid to Albright & Fry
man...,...............,. 475 Un
Bal, subjecG to exOnerdtlOns.... 97o 70
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LEHIGHTON, Pa;
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1877.

Tuesday at noon, the United States
troops left the vicinity Of the State
House, in New Orleans, and retired to
Jefferson barracks, three miles distant.
Their departure was witnessed by only
q few hundred persons, and no demons
tration was made. In the afternoon a
salute of 100 guns was fred and there
was a liberal display of flags in New
Orleans in honor Of the withdrawal OF
the trOoDs.
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Our PhilalieIphiM Letter.

PHILADELPHIA ia Aplll 20 1871.
Beng favored with II card OF admission (from
Mr Thomas Ellis Vice President Ol the Per.
manent Exhioiuonl your correspondent on
Monday afternoon last pad a VISIT to the Main
Building ana took in a general review of what
was 10 be seen and what was going on III gen.
eral To say that he was pleased would be not
TO state his sentiments correctly, for ne a0aS
more maa pleased, and astouIshed at the mag.
ntude of the preparations and the wonderful
progress already made, AS many trips ps he
had mrde to the Centennial, he does not feel
that he was ever mort pleased than on Monday
afternoon last, Those o. your readers who were
unable to visit the Centennial need have no
cause to rep ne, for here in the Man Building,
under one root, theV Will ind not ONLY The prln-
Clpal centennial attractions OF the Main 8u Id.
ing llself but they will tnd many OF The ChOi cest
treasures OF tue Art 5aliery, Agcitultu tai uall,
Government bui ding, NuCmuerY Hal, S,ute
and other Duildngs-ad nicely arranged aud
grouped III their Appropriate deplrtm -uLs IN
TIN, rent sections OF the mighty structure. An
eNten i've ana elaborate platform has been
con Iruc editor the use Of Ihe SlngerS--in front
of the ROseveIt organ, ana the great in t.ulnent
has been re-decoFuted and was being put in tune
for the grand opening. which taxes place the
coming lUih OF May, wnen PreslGent Hayes has
promised to be ON haud, AT ater dal 1 hope
10 write you more fully in regard TO this great
eNhIOiIOn.
Last Thursday evening the writer had the
very great pleasure OF being present 4 the line
entertainment gwen Uy no l.. NJ aud d.
A" anu was muc1 pleased with the rendition
OF tho various parts OF the programme The
Singing Was extra good the tableaus Tor ta1
ieaux, as you ehOosel, were excellenti ana
"Awaklug'' and John DObDs" We're splendidly
acted, Inc music Of The Oand was Just WAAt Il
should be-msrual-and PERFORMED with spirit
Now, there was only one thing the writer teelg
he ought 10 speak plaIuy aUOUt ana that Is
this: At the conclusion ut the entertainment
It was RAINING IN torrents, and tne lightning was
Viyluly flashing Marcu Ito had a most capa.
ClOus umOrella with Inn, ana was moi lacking
in PaiiauI v. Aud Yet-Oh sha 1 write NJ
Yes, L VIII - None of the committee intro.
duoeu INN. aud none OF tntm asked nlm as 10
the snareablty VI ms aforementioned umGrel.
la II Is pity, and ptY II Is that u Il DIV,
and ~ IL is that II IS trae 1hus MarcuuO
murders ShaEspeIe. Az happy am that /
can take refuge behind the mona de ptulle Of
MARCUTIo.
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POOR.

We the undersigned Auditors. report that we
have examined the books ana accounts Of
HENlY BOY Err, Secretary, and " ILLIAM
HOLLINGER, Treasurer, and Il NOYEh ana
H. MUSSELA, AN, Owe seerS Of the Poor, of
WEISSPORr BOROUGH for the year enOing
APRIL atn. 1871, and find the same as set forth
III the above statement.
JOHN w. GILLHAM,)
j. q. ZERN,
Weissport, April q, lo77--3w
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WASTED the business men 20 know that they
can get JOB PRINTING done cheaper at
CARBON ADVOCATE Oiiee than W any other
place In thv county, Try vs.
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State OF FeHHsYI IUQNi0, county OT IlrDOn, 50 :.
l, w. w. Bowman Cashier of the above nam.
ed Bank, do so emulY swear that the above
tatsment is true to me best of my knowledge
ana belief.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th
day OF April, 1871.
THOS. S. BECK NOt'y Public.
COrrecJ-Attest: X. Rckert, A. j. Durling,
ThOs. II nlerCr, Directors April 2s, 1871.
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BOROUGH.

RECEIPTS.
Bal. on hand from last year,.....s A SO
Amt reed for gram ON square,. 81 81
Amt. reed from otner Sources. Is 02
Amt. oil duplicate, subject to ex-
Onerations and cOmmlssiUu.... 475 26-S $40 Cd
EXPENDITURES. .
Salary OF Secretary, Is75-'76.....S SO 90
Treasurer, lS7]-' ,6..... 41 %
Expenses for lUck.up d tralnps. 4! so
on slreeGS. ............ 1z3 SO
Audi ors fees. 1877 and 1S7G..... III %
Printing Auditors rep0It.,..... s 90
Sundry expenses. 1922
- 8 29S 27
Balance, subject to exonera's. 276 ~
& 57U "a
, 1877-04-17
FOREIGN CITIES.
Hbktf0t 1isnaieh 10 1hS TffAuF6,


LtvxKrooL. April IJ-ll:oo =, m.-PLouK-No. I,
NJ; No. Z, ia.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !. lis bdt No. = lid,
spring. Mo. ILLS Dbl No. los I'd; white, NJ. l. lit
0l, Nc. 2. lis VI, club. No. !. I7ss No. =. lts0t
Coru-Sew, 1Gss old, rs Sd.
ProrIatoxs-Pofk I'll. L1rd, 4ss I'd.
LIvEAro0t. April VA p. m.-BnEApsTuYSs-
6tsoug. Fiour-Ne. I. soss Mo. =. 28a W. Wheat
White, No. l. lis lat No. = lis ett club No, l. IL,
No. y liz tOd. Cora, 2Ga 8dG33Bs bd.
PkousloNs-PoFk. 81. Lard, as ID.
LIvkKpoo1. April Ia-Lasest-Corrox-Du,I, 61-le
90 b.tedt saea u 600 balcss speculation and expert
I.onoi American, 6.A0.
BRaApvTuyvs-CasornA Whits wheat, Averaxe lis
edtls lid, club ils loal2s spring, l0s sAA lls edt
pthtsF. IL tLsits 1d. Faour-Westeru e4us IA sAa
Elm cora-Heatefn nlxed. old. 3ss AAi nuw, 2as Glle
IA ad Oats-Amertcan, s~o3s 81. DAflsy " u.
PeAs-Csa&dIAn. aA.
CHE1ax-Aalertcan. TO-,
CL0vKA.SEEH-AMerlcA1. o517aa.
PkovIsIoas-Aeas pork. ca. Prime mess btss, ges
81. Lsr4-Amsrtcant &ss. baEon-Lon6 clear, xuxt
short do. %iA.
TAlLow~Fius American 10.
PxrnoL1uA-8piEita. ost reauad. I5A
LlxsgEu HlL-Jaa.
tlEnk-conmou. - sa3 pale, lss.
RPiRlrs TUnrYATyxx-2as.
Loxpos. April td-LIIsx4p OlL-77s. Calcutta, So.
sPlxiTs TuarkATIAx-20s 8t017A
AxTwxsks Apr!a
, 1877-04-17

HHEEF-nccGtted, j, Gnu e&d fT4de VA dull, there
bsns uniy ltRht demsnd sl.het tFun ~ etshsrt "
poSs 70 choIcs.
NEW YoRk. April io.-DGxY1s-Recefpta, 4.a1o
making III 500 tor ths week Aratnse U. ~ laat weekI
"a sbout ~, 10 eh.nse from i'll frtday; cotps of
CARLOADS Texas cattle. 1bs sol " ~ Isl ordinary
at; ,ss2 fo fss .teat. I. Fl s E
suEsr-tceo1pts, ., YOU naktnK 10 s0D for the week.
9gainst ~ DO asna time last weeks market steady,
mini o. la4 81 IN for ordinary u cstfe umshorni
{ t. Sssss sns s W. ~
enrfcni fur Ytas oruFkcd 70 wtHkr tho st.eep sfkott
aO0ut i, ,k0 vs VI solt to-day A. t4ulss.5A
-itssrpts & 4M mAltaE ~ 10 t9r tao wsst.
ailvs. ~ lui masket stcady and arm.
EAT n :5l M t,
g.: f a. hts III a % a. sssa "a
III Cara Ypf4 aNRlsat 13l bead, A caT1 through
anu u ya! thu wrsk tcfyrss supply fa!r fur ysTd
pfc1s AawssGF appear 70 hJ1d up " last weeks strong
tsas-Is.ee!pa 20 be.A. tetal for the wssk. -.
@ ififasas ff.aspL, 81 1ss9 esso's' s0'k'' s'''
BMkkr-tscepu 9. :Au he adj total for Tho weak. ~.
& agAlnss II. sU thu week befofei seux At n. oO9
O. lui hAcoo. ~ co., 133 butchers. D. .}15 ~
ssslilng ae7slopmsats In EastaM mas kats.
- c!Sc!NNATl:
sos1a u. 4sf o @ e:ns,
packing 9a. lxl3. batehsrs. u. 4l1.tuI sstslpt
2.U4ds Shlpususs. e1,s47.
, 1877-04-17

FLouIt-wis Ia good demand, and many lois ve1s
again held higher country ang thaff lin.
ltst hut tho general market did moi exhibit much
change from Saturday. There N1s moro Inquiry tor
6aIea weFa reported OF ,, 100 brla sprinv axtraS,
chIeny u s7.dDss.oo; sso bhs supcrdues It s. 210
d. .no And 50 hrs rye -four a. 4@Do Total 3t0 bfls.
Ths mRfkes closed urn At Tho following rsngu
OF prtcesi Chvtes winters IT, 25Is. 20; medium do.
$7.7t4s.loi common DO. $7.2sz7.so; choice Nlnne-
chace pa.sata, $9.2 o5, medium do, "a as0 90,
common Do - 7ai eluco family huuEs tspElug>
ST0D67 80s medun dy. t. 7347.11& Ah1pplus e1tras,
"a. ao cholca spring supesnncs. s. 25x1 ~ medium
do. $4.oo .h.oo4 sys aouss SAto<ks.GO
pxA3-was In good duuand, and 13a higher. Sale
carr,
AippL1xos-aslo mssp Of 10 tons coarse Il sl7 30
pef ton On TACK.
ozA-Mx4L-Bale VA susds OF 10 tons eossss At
Sla u PER tou on trick
WHEAT-Wa. relatively quiet aud unaettled. Tho
market opened strong, aaI advanced at7 per bu hus
fell hsck, ssd e!osed only Nc higher Than Saturday.
London was quoted - higher. With t1cItenns
es7.ott aao1t snA xeneFat strength In tho country
nafksta both Ut England and Fssaee. Ssx York VA
alsa stsougeE saa our fceapts s9atn mlasrab}y
saal with fair shlamenkk Bit tho lates nsws froai
ths Old World tsouxht ruraos Of peace negotiations
aid ssph without this there Widespread fear ttss
that the recent advance hcss xJsAl ~ auatAn
r. ~ o1Ytna ozdsls ssrv not nuner1us- A. ths
u = .soS .aa ID !. sss
.ai; VII vii. siSS ii .ss bs,1x
:ji;asts els tGs:s =. %sls aistSs!.tSa .
aaa ~ iSl. GSs sot nash W. ssn:ed " iocsl
z iats ~. ssIler M.5 otsat! i sl:tV = ~.
81 ~. elus11 a Il an Hsl!rr Juii. AID II 1a
, 1877-04-17
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE-Reetlrsd during Sunday and Monday 4 ESQ
bead. The supply lfkht, below tho
avtSase,-but In tho absence Of Anyl hing mdro than =
moderate demand seIers unable 10 do than
maintain the prcca eurrent a. tho close OF last week.
though should Tuesday receipts provo cocsrondinEy
light, and frpN tho East not tn nnavoratla Tbs
chances are HAT pricea will take upward turn, Thcra
we.e good RnJ buyers in Attendance and while in-
diriduai purchasrs IN instance large the
cosa OF The day ndinz the yards stripped Of aock. Tho
quality was Tho poorest acnt forward for number Of
darA no eztre and xery fcw ehol:e hetnE offered Tho
a. 33.15 From that hguro prices ranged down wArd to
&2.3l though not much brahtsa VA done under a. bo
Tho bulk OF tho offerings went Into tile hhnia Of ship
pcts ~ 1sa3 ~ Tot common 10 Goot stcefs weighing
4rom !. .6oo u $50 lb* This market closed hFna.
, 1877-04-17
withdrawn from storo during Saturday for city
consumption: Z 84l hn wheat !, 701 bu oats, l,a10

Htthdfhwn gFoM 6t0fO hHF1n1 Saturday for city
consumption: 2, 84A bn whea1 !, 701 bu oats, 14l6
b1 rye, 9, e:}7 bu barley.
The following graiu was inspected ia,o store In
this city on Mouday morning: ! car No. spring,
l cars No. do, car No. DO, 0 cars rejected do,
! car no grade t12 wheht); car yellow com,
cars No. do. IS cars high mixed, ~ cars new
do, ~ cars now mixed, ll8 cars No. corn, 90
cars rejected DO. caea no grade te2 corn); cars
white cats. cars No, = do, II cars rejected do
~ oats); o cars No. rye. cars rejected do,
car No. ! barley. = cars No. 2 do, car rejected
do. Total, 37l cars, or 1b3 600 ba. Inspected
out: ~, LIS bu wheat, eO2, D0a bu com, u, 6l6
lu osts, 1,o5a bn rye, II. s3l bu harley.
Now York reports reduction In stocks during
last week Of COS, 825 'bu wheat, and 231 604 bu
corn.
Grain deliveries made - regular arc now subject
to 70 soEaeu charges, without axtra charge for the
dvc days next following tho delivery.
Tho decision Of the Nnilroad and Warehouse
Commissioners; making tho wafehousenan ra.
srousib1e for tho loss On barley which tboy wers
not empowered to grade. has already becn com.
mcnted Upon. dltinx sequel to this il Z feceut
answer Of the Chief Grain Inspector 10 an applca.
tion for damages BY purity who had bought wheat
aud paid for Il tho price Of high grade when tho
grain turned out 10 bs Of poorer quality than that
assigned to 1t BY tho Inspector. Tho olIcai In.
foEms tho applicant tMt. Mafrl that 10 IL Of the
opinion that tho person who shipped tho grain IL
sssponable for the injury. aud should b. required
to psy Ill damages 10. tha SAME.
Tho beauties Of our State systcm Of Grain In.
spectfon ara brought out torctbly by thesu two
cases.. Tho State, by ita officers. rates tho prop
erty, telling tho grade to which 1t belongs, and the
party who buys The property on the filth OF auch
rating has no redress after he Ends ont that tho
inspection wns decidedly wrong. susrlJ no Turk.
tsh rule was escr moFo dcspotlc.
Tho leading produce markets wess again stronger
bAHtx I'll xtxt <.t kku~-
, 1877-04-17

CHICAGO.

AsstvAls-stms Corona, Aauisowoc, sundries;
prop Gsofgs Dunbar, Auskegou. lumber; prop
Messenger, Benton llssbor, sunirics; prop q. \.
lleltb. Saugatuck. spndrtes; sshl Levi Otaut,
Aaskeson, railroad ties; aehr O. Ellen, Wbita
Lake. lnmbes; sebr L. u. Coates. Muskevon, Eail-
road Ties; srhs Nlnsrvs, Musksgou. railroad t,ea;
schz Ataupto, Qrand IIasca. lumber; schF CITY Of
fer, 1ranl lisycn, railroad ties; aehr George
Sewer, NnskeKon, railroad ties: schs Lso. Gssnd
lIAsen. railroad t!es; tfop New Era, usana Haven.
towing.
ClsAaANcxa--schr l. u. Coates. AusAeKcn. 3
brls pork; prop Ohio, Buffalo, u, TOO b1 eoIu;
schs q. Ellen, White AXE, 1uHs feed; schx Al.
, 1877-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

II Is reported that the water at tho sau1t ts two
feet lower thnn 1t this tlmo last year,. Col
1tn2Hood arm haa pnEchased tho American prop
Gaadyis, changed her name to Northern ncllc, and
will run hor between coll!agwood and sa ult Ste.
Nard. .,0no hundred and tltrtJ seven vessels, Of
al classes, which wIntescd At Port Dalhouste, arc
be!ng put IN reaGiueaa TO sail. Tho watcr there il
vety low. AT I!oland, Mich. Thut*day lat tho
for s275 She wns mortgaged 10 Chicago parties iof
The leg on the wcst shoFe Of Lake Huron
l. t.st Qolng to p!eces y extends out about -four
miles. ,.The etnr1 Dorc and George l.. UunlAp
I'll. season. The atmr MafIno city j. Advertised %
from basss q
land 0f the cast shore ports Of the Lake afo
f1sp9rted t,eo q 'eq:: The passage from Deatou
81 ;. :and bur. :.".owen Sound ,ierbo1 i
h + q ss y "sspss wsa WI ss .nass +;
WI % .old y the w5sekst a United statss saIs
The pEup Benton will leave Detroit to.morTow lor
T.ss ID 'PS K. as
.salt cltJ Of Duluth: 81 sho Chicago, Milwaukee 5
Lake ahore l!ne. left Detroit Yesterday ror saz.
.tywill leays hers Taarsday ~ sarna. She wl run
IN connection with the Y. T. II. H., as usnal...
s.s Ss ssn. . wsds' ts Ss.so x s h, 5 Ssn ne &c H.
ID Without tho I'D Of tux. shs pumps mp en- enptyins
thsrs aru no hole. Of any great consequence in her
1.-THE uou,h shors Of Lake Els present. an ies.
about d tte wind blows. The leo .aeld il, Ia sp.
peaance. about so7on milca In width, and sood
."a Seisdo As ao so e.
repurted su'id....The prop ToHpeat Il expected
MIR ss NJ, tas Whtsha and
The Insurance war continues. -, Vessels arc want.