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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

HAVANA Feb 17-Arriysa, steamer City Of Washington,
vIcToR Feb 3Arrved, bark Don Nicolas (BoD, Henry.
'I Sailed 9Th. bark Frank Austin tNc). wilkins. -.
ABERDEEN, Feb 4-Arrived Pamerin Isl, Conner, New
Wiz With vi1 S:s sSsl rrs''
BAHaow EsS SArIvsd Glen Mo %r Steele 1.Soy
BenosSrx. Feb 5-sni,ed, Won der Hoyt, Michaclis,
sailed from raun.c Sd. yuteshiro. JONES Sandy Hoax
& f CsnSSc Ss.
0' Sailed 9TH fsrnwood 81, Dnsdac, fhiladsph,a Win
n'S 1rpe. BATTLE yiso.1s !ss.'
ConuSsA Feb Arrived, Memphis ,, Mellon. Liverpool
~ casrr.IsaAnr Jan 3assiied Geromna Jaccarino
CscLAm Jan so-sal.d Benedetto Canero Now York.
DIAL. FEB 5-Passsd, Piima Donna, Lunt. from London
II pscaiiTbs. Feb e-Ar,vod. Eisetta, chispea. New
pusLrs, Feb e-Arrived. Csrosta Fanny, Rameu, New
Drrprr, FEB 5-saiied Victoria, rasrvig, New York
DuSKrRK Feb 5-Arrived Russell, Evans, Pabelion
ssn ohs.s yrsss!.1o 6 Ssw York v..,oo
fIrlrvooD Feb e-Arrivsd, Angelina Bonard R"netto
GIoucssrxn. Feb 5-Arrivsd. Rsbscss, philadelphia;
ton s,l,, VIM oven Brosn Baltimore; Emma. zanunn
Ne. xSs En- lso AsS wmnso NC
GRssBY. FOB 7-Arrived. Uinka. Locke Pensacols via
Rydc, In tow a., -.
York, -, - -
tIpRALrAR Fob 1Aved, Titan ts) Crisp, Messina. &c
land cleared New York;: Alice Ada, Read, MessinM
tand cleared for Phladcphi",; 9Th. Dorian (s Mcdonald
Cleared Jan 81 Anton,ctta, Cabss drom New oreans)
Irrhorn: Carmen, Battle rom Charicston) Barcclona
t;KSoA Feb 2-Cleared David Bugbee Showers, Cardo
mas: Luigi. Monasteri. New York;
Hut. Feb 5Sailed, Lavareio Suoceros pasaacqua.
New York; Gastoa, Manelia do; Nina Figiia, Lila, do
land all In Gri%ssy rosds .'nl. "a, vos. yox York
urivorr Fob 4-Cieared India, Heiden Philadelphia.
HAvRE keb 4-Sailed, Peter Crcrar, Whalen, Hampton
Roaas; 9TH, fioreIa Craig New York; william, ii"rd
fsLE OF wrcHr, Feb CHASED, Lepanto s), from Hull
LivrarooL Feb 5-Arrived. Sandman, button. Balti
moe clyetia 90, Andrews. New York; 7th. Prince hu-
Sailed Sth Harvey Mills Mills. New york; Capiii..
Drum do; American %. Wallace. West lndes Mary
.MyshrAl Tucker Delaware; Mabel iiaersd9r 81 Jonn
| Doran. Galveston Moderate Mondani. Now York 49, :.
| CLEARED 9Th, Prussia. Macloon New Orleans; Mimi,
Tominich New York Concorda. Olson, Wilmington q me-
We've STRICKLAND Post Key wlt IhomPson Ihonp.
OF the skerries st Regina from Liverpool for New Or
| leans: 4th, l. Carney from do tor Havana = .
| Cleared 5sh. La Plata Henricksen, Baltimore; NJ
Slnde Atwood, CaraG, Act 9th, Australia o. Raft New
York (and left dravesend 7th, Religicnc Lbetc Lam
bcrta. philadelphia 9TH. johanna, kalpkct 90 D'do'
| Rankn. Delaware prcakwater: Reviewer, Brown, 90.
| LErrn Fec 5-Arrivcd Ascupart W, Harlow. New VI
'' sailed 5th Antonetta Gageoo. New York =
| IImwRIcK Feb 5--Arrived, India Pattcn, Huauillos
Sailed 5tl- screcna Z, uurganovichs New iofxi osn
i sassv I'd Mcf
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PASSAGE OF THE DARDANELLEs.

Tho London Standard publishes the following let
tor, written by ofnccr On board ono OF the iron
cads describing the manGuvres OF tho fleet when or
dered to the Dardaneles:-
The morning Of the oath was calm and sunsbiny as
the feet lay quietly at anchor In vourlah Bay, expect
Ing tho arrival of the mail and from Europe OF
winch there was most considerable dcarth. To-
ward noon the wind began to rise TO SIN breeze,
and while lunch was telegram arrived, the up.
shot OF which was that the signal won't up to pre-
pare instantly for sea. Before i've O'clock the
me Com ma nor Chief the Agincouri, flagship Of
Sir J. G. Commerei; tho Swlftsure, Temerare Sultan,
Rupert, Hotspur, kupy and Research were under
weigh and proceeded To the north. past the Island OF
LESBOS The orders were TO pass through the Daydan
Giles peacefully II possible, but to resist any attempt
at obstruction. Ii prevalent idea In the fleet
that perm ssion had been granted the first
by the turkish government but that II had been sub
sequenty rescindcd. The night OF the departure was
stormy and day dawned bleak and rainy when the
Isana OF cnedos came In Wow The Saiamis steamed
into Besika Bay for the latest kilograms, and,
TO the Sultan, the Vice Consul. from Cha
max also arriving and embarking on board
that ship. The fleet then received orders to prepare
for action without any outward demonstration, SO
that though the upper yards were sent down the top
gallant masts were left standing. Tho Salamis then
steamed ahead 10 Chanak, to give warning OF the APP
proach OF the feet. Early In the afternoon Inc co.
trance was reached the fleet halted Tor short time
ut the Rub,con, aud then. in good order, column Of
divisions lne ahead, steamed quickly into the OAR
dancIlcs No attack expected from the forts Sed
dull Bahr or Castle OF Europe, and Kun kaleh, tho
Castle Of ASIA at the entrance as In any case the hight
for the passage must have really taken place at
Chanak the narrowcst part OF the strait the entrance
beng over two miles WIDE The guns were now loaded
and run not quite out, but only level with the ships
side and with the tomDions in Thorn. Those ships
possessing Calling guns hostod them into tho tops so
as to bring them 10 boar the embrasurcs OF tho
forts. The men cheerful and steady, though at
tho moment every man believed that lighting must
ensue With the terrible forts Chanak and yet mono
know whom they were gong 10 nght whether Turks
or Russians nor why they were going to dght thom,
for IN the fleet there news OF what going
on In tue world ashore AZ length the terrimJ ChaDak
WIS approached; and then nj tho last moment was
seen signal noistod from tho Saiamis which Told that
the passage would not DO disputed. The
Sultan then saluted The Turkish dag ana nrooAaded
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schr Moilie Atherton Matanzas via Delaware Break
II with monssrs order; vessel to
Co. was6 days n of Hatterss. with nroLg nrthery
and eastcrly winds. 49,,
schr Demory Gray. Brewster. Fernandna days. with
um John Boynton's Son Co; vessel to slasht
Petty 49,.
schr Server simmons Brunswick, Ga. 10 DAYS. with
lumber 10 ordet vessels Bentley. 6iider.eeve 90;
>chr l. N Donovan. Donovan. Brunswick ua, u"ss'
with lumber TO order: vessel to Brett Con a 10.
Schr Nellie Potter, Howard Washington. Go GAYS,
with stores and cotton to W Human Co.
schr Mary Miller. Weeks. Virginia.
S,hr Mnxyck. Van Name Virginia
schr Clarence HAYES. Virginia for Portland.
Schr Cove, Pesrce. Baltimore Tor New Haven
PASSED THROUGH hell GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City nj New Bedford, Fish. New Bedford for
New York, with mdse to barring Davis. -.
Steamer Galatea. Walden. Prov dence for New io'A-
Schr Hudson. ColemA Calais for New York.
Schr Corvo, Tyler Rockland for New York. . .
.Schr Ann Dole Huri, Woods Hole for New York.
Schr Chase. Ingraham. wsreham for New York
Schr Julia a Tate. Tate, Bridgsp IT for New york.
Schr II Potter. anderson. New London for New YORK
schr Orvetta Handy. New Haven for New YORK
Schr o q Acken, Toms stamford for New York
Schr J q Pierson, Wells. Greenwich for New YORK.
schr Oliver Perry. Murphy. Glen Cove Tor New YORK
Schrs Potomac r), Odeli from st John. NIB. for New
York. and SevrntySix Robinson, from spruceheaa. Me-
for do, OF the Her aid Station.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Herald, Poland New York for Calais.
schr Kate kallahan, Horton Weehawkcn TOR new Lon
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Dromci-the former the seller and the latter the
s.ready rec koncr''-are also interested.
Messrs Rice h Bethuno have sola to Mr. Kirk, OF
this city, tho bay ReIdng DR.. Livingstone, by Long
feliow-Ringlet, by Ringgold, years old.
George w. Dardeu. OF Nashville. Tenn, has bought
OF Messrs Rutherford Carter, Sumner county,
Tenn, twoyearold colt by Pat Mnlloys dam by Cap
tain Elgee. The colt will DO trained by q. w. Rice.
who Is now preparing eleven others for the spring
campaign
Lexington, Louisville, ST. Louis, Nashville and New
orleans 10 as follows:-ln purse races-rwo'yesr
So los :hreeyear-ods 95 lbs four-year- olds, ITO
lbs e-year-ods, us lbs six-year.olds ana ui-
ward, lis lbs. In sweepstakcs exclusively Tor two
ycarolds, 100 lbs and sweepstakes exclusively Tor
three year oIds, los lbs Three pounds allowed Tor
mares and geldings IN ali races, uniess otherwise
stipulated.
john Langan Is driving tho finest span OF coach
horses which have boon this city for some
timo. They sixteen and hall hands high, bays,
well matched, and, besides being stylish and hand-
some, can step very wclL
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsroL Feb l7-Arrved. bark G Reusens Leighton.
New York.
BREMxs Feb le-Arrived. bark Haabet (Nor). Olsen
Wilmington NC; l7h ship 0alatea, Pisbury. Baltimore.
CALCUTTA TO Feb le-saod, shio Senator (Br. jeffrey,
Demerars and New York.
FALMOUTH. Feb 16-Arrived, bark Sir Charles Napier
(Br). Bastard, Darien for Padstow. +.
on the Lizard 1eth, bark Eeiantne (Br), Macaulay.
Wilmington, NC, for London.
FAYAL-Arrived. brig ORBIT, Nash. Now York
HELvoEr. Feb le-Arrived, bark Margharita Galatola
QtaD, Mapcino, Baltimore.
HAvRx Feb l6-Arrivsd. ship Ida Lily Curtis Charles
ton; bark. r Merry,nan. Young. New Orleans via Fall
mouth.
Arrived nth. AN steamer Franco (F1, rrudeo, New
York.
Sailed i7th. ship John Patten Duncsu New Orleans;
bark Alabama (Br). Browncil. New York.
Went TO sea I7h ship General shspley Springer South
west Pass
HAMBURG Feb l6-Arrived. bark Crescent, Ruiand Mo-
bile cwas reported bound to Bremen).
Livrr rooL Feb Sailed, ships Minnie Gerow tBr)
Gcrow New Orleans (not prevjousy) bark sasuma (B)
weizell, Philadelphia
MILFORD, Feb Ie-Arrved, brig Leah tBp, Harris,
Dsrien,
MELsounxx to Feb Ie-Arrivod, ship The Bruse Cr,.
Southcott Victoria.
NAPLES to Feb ARRIVED, bark Doris Eckhon, Hons
New York.
PLYMOUTH Feb I7-Arrived steamer Frisis Ger, Meyer
New York Tor Hamburg land psocceded).
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 16-Arrived barks Bessie (Br), Dali
rymple and Luce dtaD, Feueo baltimore; Regina (Rus
Hacklen do Disponent tNor), Hansen New York; Vim
golf (Nor) Neisen, Philadelphia; brig Emmanuel ual,
Tucca New Orlsans l7th bark VIM Wilcox, Parks, Bat
Also arrived l7th steamer Caledonia (B, Allison. New
York for Liverpool tand proceeded).
WEATHER. REPORT
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Feb l7--Arriysa. steamers Hermann Ludwig
s sSS" Lio DsWs; f HATCH, virginia.
Beow-x steamer supposed to be the Hooper (Br. Mu-
'' s:;i!e led Allentown: bark zeairo
6sEs aSI:spps Missions G.2; Ia;sS, belfast. h;:yrnd
Smathss SyoIl s;ysssn s,Iloss ssns: hhSd. Holmes
i Ali. Feb l5-saiied, schr VIM Mason French, Now
CHARLESTON Feb l4-cissred, schr VIM wilsr, whss-
eaton, Dix do; Iuno. Kinds. Boston; r Tower from
Dsa s Sc. c'
FERNANDiNA.. Feb II Arrived scnr Wave Crest.
Giesrsd..sshr. Emma Mssd.m. Porney, Philadelphia;
GALVESTON, Feb IL Arrived. scbr Hector, Higgins.
hey WEST. Feb ,7-sai!ed, schr II Townsend, Smith
5s%w Se S'T York ..Ar xo,.,.o.
r.svsndss Asrinwsil 'l--'-s : 49, -
steamer: c,sy Of M:s ,, Yer.
sSTs a. Ss,s sss a, S ..s
leland London to load Eusope schr May orn Phiis
'eWSEWBuRYPORr, Feb 15-Arrived. steamer Leopard
WHEY Phi,sSelpba, e s;il 18th 20 rsturn w Lit,
from Bamoro Cynthis Jane, Gardner wareham for New
NEW LONDON. Feb le--s~isd, schrs A .Pardse from
Ambcy, Providence: Harriet rrom Now York;, Boston
S:S ,1A.r,,sa :ss.%ss: ss;.l.:
s Sa't efor,. Tsrnsho@. Leth. ~
SOtod-StcAmer
Pnrker's Head for Brooklyn. ny.
Parker's Head for New York.
Ciearcd-schrs Nettie Walker. Ingalls,. Ponce PR; Lou
lisa Orr Johnson Mssanxss; Odeli wiuslsw New York
l7th-Arrived, schr Ruth II Baker, from New York..
RICHMOND, Feb 15-Arived. schr Amelia Hearn,
sailed schrs Alice Borda Dukes. Providence; Har-
ris. Tolo, New York.
SAN iExScIsoo, Feb . Arrived. bark. Henry Bnct.
Sorman NanHimo: Melsncthon Manson, Coum bia River
schr sarah, Hastorf Champcrico
'Cloaret-schr Teutonis. Struckmeyer, 0uaymas
Scholarships Hoogey tIrj. Sciders, Liverpoo; Monte
Rosa Carter Csao; Queenstown, burlington. Liverpool
srand (Br, English do bnrks Di blur (Br). MOTIFS.
do; Fresno Leach. Port Townsend.
sEABECK, Feb 9-Arrivsd, bark Gen Cobb Oliver. San
Francisco. .
SAVANNAH. Feb 14-saiied bark Montreal tBr). Coal
fleet. Darien- .
I7th-Arrived steamers Rapidan, Kcmpton. New York
Geo Appold Loveand. Bmtmore bark Ernst (Sw) Will
burg GLEASON Dock via Wilmington, NC; schrs Lucy
Wnrstley, Little. Baltimore; MIen Young, New
York -
SailedStesmers City OF Macon. Nickerson, New York
Carroll. Hedge, Boston: bark Hestia (Ger,. Doooy:
WILMINGTtlN, Nc. Feb l5Cleared. schr Fred Jackson
Andrews, New York.
Tho Gle Of Benefacor, for New York.
the 14h was prem would not sail until tho 18th
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SUPPLEMENT

Lownsror. Jan 2e-on Lsura Gertrude. Schultz from
MARsrILLss Feb i-Arriyed Dsuntiess Williams. Fums
"a Jamie Lexi. Morse BS.nos Ayre MONTGOMERY
Harry Smith. Weeks York; Olaf o. Andersen, dc.
NEWCASTLE Fese Cleared. sussnne; New York
rIrxovII Fsb a-Xrrivsd. .Erraato, ,yicholeh,, New
York VI" 2ucsn,iown; Lizzie Cameron Cameron, Prince
81 s s n.s%s.s s, Ssssa
vscki. stano.. GIasscn Dock
fsAwhx foisr, Feb 5-Passsd. Carrie Dasle. from Lon
PALnnxo Jan as-saiied, Hone carao, Now York mot
as SsSss Fey @ TcEs Da
land, q; q y Sargent swett Iuanios.
sailed Ssh suez, Lynn Dock 7th Glosser. Great Yar-
ROTTERDAM. Feb 5-Ciesrcd Kathinsa. Rossini. BATH
,sooursAmr1os; Feb s-ssed Lopanto ID. Avery drom
ST CArHAnISKs Porsr NV. Feb s-on. August Andre
%, ,cm An, Tss iGr New yC %xi. p,v. c..
SUNDERLAND, Feb e-Arrived Bryn 1sllefssu. Charles
siLLorH. Feb e-Ar.ived. Woodlands seabroox. Now
York via 9ascnstown: v,.-.. -. v.v.-.. A.,
s9. @ Rich Msn.. Nav
xsn. .p 6; aS :s S
ss fs s, n. 8; T. Sssf;
's City Or New York o.
T.ooS, Feb a-Arrived, J y Smith, Barnes, Barrow;
Cleared 9Th. Rrotber's Pride, Tower. DcmerarA
WANNA. Jan 2o-saied Long Reach. Anderson Cnba
VALENCIA. Feb Arrived tmberiza o. Rand. Palermo
(and p-oce cded for New York;.
WATERFORD, Feb 5-saiied, Exio Pfemuds, New York.
BELFAST, Feb 6-Thc Lapwing, Of Cnxrottetown (PED.
Caughey from Maryport for this port coal dismsscd
Bank, solway Firth. whore she broke up crew saved
CKrry. Fob 4Captan q Petts Of the brig Cassiopea.
arrived LIST inst from Trieste reports having lost part Of
, deck lie noted protest OH arrival
CAGIIARI, Feb 5-Thc Faco. Swedish bark sandstrom,
damaged, and is discharging her cargo for repairs.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 6-shp Begravs, Boil, from Mobile,
Throughout tho 18th and 10Th. The ship rolled very
light bec 80 the had decreased somewhat but in the
afternoon y again Dew strong gale aud split the MAIN
require const nntly pumpnE The gale
and high continued during thu 3st On Jan weather
10Th had hard gale with squalls ana high
AZ were struck on tho bow by heavy sex
the oprasns forecassis and did othrr damage isd
ssssss and y ioFM blew gale which .p. III lore
made a good deal Of water; morning Of 2l.s she
Ssa high ~s.swnrSS s"el asa Jan Il bio"
an increasing gale, with squalls We reduced sail.
S on s a ss
Lard gale and during the morning heavy struck the
i""sca.. A. tho weather moderated and we wore
ship There was very heavy westerly swell and tho ship
constantly the pumps day right On the 27th when
OF Tuskar Light, we enxag, the seamtug hance the
pumps. and anchored in the Merssy on the 18th
LRIrH Feb 1.-The Axcupart %. OF Southampton from
New Orleans twhea Ia entering the harbor this morning
BY s"s Without having sustained any damage
MILFORD HAVEN. Feb 6-Thc w Merriman locked
az Pembroke dock yesterday morning.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEB. II, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrHsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamer City OF Berlin (Br, Kennedy, Liverpool Feb
Dale Feb isst q 90 Ion 4 40 passed a. a% r., ed
steamer City Of hence Tor Lverpool
AN, Ansno, line steamer bound 70, and Oman.
sih with %;e and 30 passenger 90 rwJ msr'
E.ssiS for
Steamer schedam BcIe), Cheyalier Rotterdam FEB =,
moderate weatsr FEB 80 miles Of deosgc's shosI:
passed Caand tDuteh, from New York for Rot
steamer New YORK, Quick. New Orleans Feb 10. with
santiago Dc Cuba C,owsIl Charleston Sc Feb
IS s,sn %d oo 70 Dominica Wase Richmond City Point
and Norfolk with mdso 70 the Old Domiaion steamship
steamer yudIcstor Rogers Philadelphia. with md'o to
Steamer Berns Pondcson. Philadelphia. with coal to
the Reading KR %, n,, Nc, p,,u,,. u.v via
Delaware ~ % days ID ballast. to Of pss sss
apparently but . short time In the water.
BARK Alexander Iswe) Jansen Autwcrp 20 days in bal
''i Zig g f'1S' sl sHsS ef belfast. IS
saPls, Resssr Ss, y. g ssow sS5
slmoo seaman, Of Austria, was washed overheard and
Brig Gscy Queen cof Portland Morgan Mon.eyidso 90
Equator Ssys ws nissi e s s.
DsS BARI s"f,v: Of ss% Ts 100 GSs
Pre, Quad IA days with to Trowbridgc's Sons.
sehr ii"nd Dohcry Pcrnambuco days with
g '1is had .ron a"S and Winds
with cedar Ward Co; vessel to JAS Van Bruns
hs sus Psys' sasVss Il 70
schr Pride the East lof Calas). Lord. rampsc 20
days, with hides, &C, Thbaud Bros vessel to Mot
calf Co Fst between at,erss aud Cape toSfs sns
rain; hroKe rnanboom and gaa and put into Delaware
,nrcsmasted schooner With roremast standing water
logged aud abandoned the sea making clean breach over
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TROTrING IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Feb 10, 1873.
Tho trotting At Crystal Park to-day was well At
tended. Tho unfinished race for the 2:50 class was
won by Miss Tartar, with White Bird second Time,
2:3iA.
The :35 racc had I'VE startcrs Drummer Boy won
the nrst fourth aud nnh heats. Time. 2:SsA-
230A-2:34 Deceit won the second and lhird meats
IN 23cL aud 2:3ll<
The Hve-nile trot had for starters Red Jacket
Lady Thorn, Jim Whuo and Captain Kidd. jim
White led The first four miles, bat threw shoe.
Captain Kidd Won by hall q length in l4;o5x
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HORSE NOTES.

l. T. williams stable OF race horses has gone TO
louisville DO trained for tho spring campaign The
stable comprises ten head consisting OF Fair Play.
Vera Cruz, Cassmato. springbranch, shortlino. AS
pinwaIl. Cheek mate, Good Hope. GIenwocd, Enqur-
ess and two ycar-old by imported Glen A,hoI-Bollc
Brandon.
The pool privileges OF the Louisville Jockey Club
have been secured for yours by Mcssrs. J. X.
wstts 4 %, ~, h GsshearL Jrs and Professor L
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 80.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &c.
fI0R MERCHANDISING CABIN sLOOP YACHT
II Length 40 feet; built june 1875 opportunity
purchase u good boat moderate price. Address SUY
DAM, II Bridge st
TOR sALE-THE DOUBLE DECKED BARGE UNION;
be bought ut bargan IL In complete order for the
hay trnde for excursion purposes; capacity for 400
bales; light drauxht For particulars apply mt ~ :.
BRIGGS, excursion Office 1884 West NJ ". j. n
BRIGGS Cocym ans. Albany county n Y.
CLOsP YACHT ETHEL FOR sALE-PERFECr CON-
Oifti"n: fully found: cedar ,awl. 49,; terms cay.
Can be foot Of Court st., brooklyn. Inquire for
RICHARD WALLEN or address g., box 4.lsl Post Office,
New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK DUBLIS from Sesbeck for San Francsco 10 days
out spoken Fen lat Al 81 lon lbs 0s W. leaking
badly She reported having shipped ON Feb D. when
carried bulwarks part Of deck load &c was supplied
with provisions.
BARK MELASrTu0x, at San Francisco Feb o, from CO.
lumLia. lost sails and sprung slight leak
BIG TILL (Eor). Catsnia, which sailed from Phila
dcipbiw FRIDAY under command of Capt Moer,
Capt Mortensen. former commander having died on
the morning.
ScnR II TOWNSEND. from Greytown Mic for New York.
has her repairs KY Vest and resumed her
VOYAGE 18th inst.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.
rHE GRAND INTERNATIONAL MEETING AT
MONACO
From the Sportsman. Feb. 81

From the Sportsman, Feb. 81
The competition for tho grand przc OF the Casino,
which was begun on Friday, February !. and con-
cludsd on Saturday, the I'd, has, as we expected
added another victory the list OF English successes
and the name OF Mr. ChoImon delcy Penneli will In
few days be found among tho tablets that point 10
such sportsmon as Captain Aubrey Patton Mr. J. Jec
Sir William Call, Bart Mr.. Arundel Yeo and Mr.
George Lor,ard (Amcricsn) as being tho winners Of
she largest and most purely international prize that
carbc mentioned. Tho winner shot with gun made
by W. W. Gresncr, OF Birmingham. The full score is
appended
GRAND PRrx CASINO, an otjet Dart value fl6o,
ro $500 added To a sweepstakes OF IS zach; The Sec
ord 10 receive 4O0OI OF tho prize and twenty five
nor cent OF tho entries. the third 2000. and twenty
i've per and the fourth loooi. and n.teen per
n 26 metres seven Inc second al ~ moirss those
- 49,. ~ -, tonr 10 retire. Sixty-six shot.
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WHALEMEN.

H3-See arrivals ut New York.
Salad from Tacahuano Jan bark Mars, Allen, Of B,
for u cruise and home.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
o numbers. from 1901 0,70O, inclusive, being
the aiming units Of the Same ten of tho
number drawing $4,000 ..................... $500
o numbers, 81 ,S2I TO 81 $40 inclusive being
the nine remaining units OF the Same ten OF tho
number drawing $1,000. 2UO
numbers, from -, 30l TO - 400. inclusive. being
the nine remaining units OF the same ten OF the 80
number drawing 20, OD0 luO
1000 numbers ending with v3 being the two last
figures OF the number drawing tho capital prise :.
The subscribers having supervised the single Number
that the which this day drawn
Witness our hands New Orleans La, this Tuesday,
tss"''S1'''' $500 ADAM GIFFEN.
LOUIS II. PILE, Com m, ss,ou.~~
4tN j II. PHELPS, f'"''''S'ts
L. K. FOkSTAtL.)
Prizes cashed In full. without dednctton .
All our tirand Extraordinary Drawings are under the
supervision and management Of Generals q. t bEAUhk-
GARD aud JUBAL A. BAkLf.
A SPLENDID oproRrgXiTYv n,1 WIN a. FOR:
TUNE.-riiIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1873. Al
MEM ORLEANS TUESDAY, MARCH IL
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
This regularly incorporated BY the Lsg.
lss with capital Of q oo 600 e which has since
SuMBER DIsTR BUTTON will take place monthly
the second Tuesday. scales postponos Looh
at the following distribution -
~ PRIZE E30OOO
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NEWS
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DATES OF pEpAnruRK FROM VIEW YORK FOR TIKI MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCEL.
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a. OLD xEsruo Ky s 81 .ssf LOTTERY,
~ Sd st.,
LOUISVILLE, KY,
February is, 1875
Mcssrs. WILLIAMSON & co. arc still our authorised
in tho East and found their Old
stand, 500 BROADWAY. CORNER PRINCE ST., NEW
SIMMONS DICKINSON,
MANAGEks KENTuGkkY STATE Lottery
DRAWINGS TWICE MONTH
Prizes paid st once without discount.
OUR NEXT 81 DRAWING TAKES PLAUE FEBRUARY
-. 1896 prixes, amounting 10 S67, 925
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000. 5000. 1000 Correspond.
st 81 sent 20 each subscriber aud
Prses cashcd orders filled aud inform alton fur
Agent; KssT yNY STATE LOTTERY 500 BROADWAY.