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Drunken Stuff.

How many children and woman are slow
ly and surely dying, or rather being killed,
by excessive doctoring, or the daily use of
some drug or drunken stuff called medicine
that no one knows what it is made of, who
can easily be cured and saved by Hop Bit
ters made of Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &C., which is so pure, simple
and harmless that the most frail woman,
weakest invalid or smallest child can trust
in them. Will you be saved by them p
See other column.
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Gin TN GI000 Invested in Wall Street
%iO ~ pluOU Stocks makes fortunes
every month. BAXTER co, Bankers, II Wall
street, New YORK. 32diw
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-20

eB Some young ladies are in too much
of hurry to get married to adventurers.
This was the case with Miss Smith, of
Middletown, N. Y, who was smitten with
new conner, and was very soon married
to him with great display. But by and
by it turned out that he was black-heart-
ed wretch who already had wife and
children, whom be had deserted. Proba-
bly, that young lady had turned up her nose
at several very respectable suitors, whose
record was good and known to her. But
she wanted something more stunning"
and she got it,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-20

t%- A man named Hanks, and collec-
ton agent for Boston house named Gill
man, who have been making collections in
towns about Medfeld, Mass, left the latter
place in buggy on Saturday morning
When in piece of thick woods, near
West Dedham, a number of armed men
stopped and compelled them to surrender
funds amounting to $1,000.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-20

High prices repudlated. Never has there been
your moneys worth.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-20

WHY GO WEST? rs.1S Send +. for I'a Delaware
Maps. j. f. MANCHA, Dover. Delaware 31d4w
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90

Our low prices are the envy Of all Competitors.
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Something Newl-" Money is Power"

Newest and best book on Finance. Nothing
stale. Old errors exposed. New monetary
principles discovered. No book like it. A
world Of information. Monetary history Of
nations. Hidden causes of "hard times"
"crashes," " " Strikes" instructions, etc. Per-
feet, symetrical system to cure these evils, sup
plya good currency, pay the bonded debt with
less taxes without reputation. No more bonds.
Ex..Gov. Hardin, of Mo-, says 6 1t is of de-
cided merit" .-State-Senator Gatewood, of
Mo-, says; "It is by far the best work ON
American finances he ever read Every voter
should have 1t, and "post up" for the cam
paign.
Il is neat, popular = the book for the mil
lions Over 800 pages price S150. Send for
It Let agents send the price, less the Gus
tomary discount, for a sample copy, and go to
work. II will pay.
Address, DAVIS & FREEeARp, 323 North
Third Street, st. Louis, Mo. 2S 3m
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-20

E,STATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
ID that letters testamentary on the estate
Sarah Burd. late OF Buffalo township, Perry
Co., Pa, decd have been granted to the under
signed, residing in the same township.
All persons Indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to l'
SAMUEL BAIR. Executor.
June 5, 1881 tLEwIs POTTER, Attorney
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PR OV E r B S .

"No one can be sick when the stomach,
blood, liver and kidneys are health and
Hop Bitters keep them so.'
"The greatest nourishing tonic, appe-
tizer, strengthener and curative on earth,
Hop Bitters.
cit is impossible to remain long sick or
out of health, where Hop Bitters are
used'
Why do Hop Bltters cure so much 2"
" Because they give digestion, rich blood,
and healthy action of all the organs"
"No matter what your feelings or all
ment is, Hop Bitters will do you good"
Remember, Hop Bltters never does
harm, but good always and continually"
Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
4 and sweeten the breath with Hop Bitters." ;"
"Qulet nerves and balmy sleep in Hop
4 Bitters."
emo health with inactive liver and
urinary organs without Hop Bltters "
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
For sale by DR.. NJ. b. Strickler, New
\ Bloomfield. and b. NJ. Eby, Newport, Pa 334t
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NEW RICH RLlll!.

Parsons Purgative Pills make New Rich Blood
and VIII completely change the blood in the entire
system IN three months. Any person who will
take PHI each night from l TO II weeks may be
restored TO sound health. II such a thing be pos.
sible. Sent by mail for letter stamps l. s.
JOHNSON co, Bangor, Maine, 3id4w
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER NORTH POiSr tBr from Port Antonio for Phil
adephia before reported ashore at Chineocaeus. has
America arrived Yesterday from Assoteague
Island with 100 cocoanut 81 bunch.s Of bananas ana
small quantity OF wreck material, which Is all that was
saved from the wrecked steamer.
STEAMER TixrR (Br,. for Pilan. grounded Just below
Phadephla yesterday NJ but was gotten Of safely and
proceeded
got OF same night unnJurcd.
scmR PREscorr liAzELrINr, from New York for Boston.
before reported ashore West Haven Conn got OF
7th without damage after dscharging about 100 tons coal
would reload and proceed frat fair wind
ScuR CHURCH. Kelly. from Mobilc for Amsterdam,
pu, into Key West Feb 2s for chronometer the one on
board being out order. expected by the
steamer from New York.
ST. CLAIR WARDS, ashore Tybee entirely
sand to the depth Of about feet. she has OF water in
her hold at high tide and the vessel and will doubt
less prove n total loss
scHR MArALASrA tBr,. loaded with potatoes for New
York caught the bar while leaving Port liams
nbor Ms Monday upset when the tide fell and ned
when the tide rose.
mate and boatswain OF tho bark Gps-y Queen tBr from
baltimore Tor Acwry. mutined March while beating
placed and the vessel unsemworthy. tug was hailed
the vessel owed TO- Annapolis whore the captain procured
oucd the mutineers Capt Payne arrives at Baltimore
the 9TH and had an interview with the British Consul lie
tnecrs to ireland for trial.
BATH. Me- March Y-The porrie steamer Aiabcm. lying
in the harbor Of south Bristol bunod last night is
Niles Company, Of Bridgeport, Ut. Loss s5Ou00.
CAPE TowS, Feb i9-The Union Steamship Cos steamer
Kar struck rock at Cape Point and wrecked mails
Mossei Hay Feb II for Kowic East London. Natal and
Zanzibar
sr Jonx NB March GA cable despatch to-day reports
was insured hers tor sssooo. Her crew were saved.
SAN FRANCISCO, March GA victosis despatch says the
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CLEARED.

Steamer sidonian tBr,, Mcfee. Glasrow-Hsnderson
stsamer Cornerstone tBr), Hall. Cork for orders-J
steamer Fcrnwood tBr). Dinsdalo Antwerp Tucker
steamer MoseI cGor), Nsynaber Bremen via southamp
Ste amer Clyde, Tribon, Asp;nwa Mail Steam
steamer oarondcet. Burrows, Nassau, NP-Murar.
w.T ssrss Ms 9 Galveston via k''
Steamer Morgan City, Read. New orsans-Bosert 4
steamer Hudson. Gsssr. New Orleans Clark 4 seaman
steamer City of Atlanta, Woodruff, Charleston j W
steamer Bcnefactor. Jones. Wilmington. Nc-w p
steamer old Dominion, Walker Norfolk, City Point and
RiehmondLo.d DG%ni"n n;Ih ,hs..;. Steamship o Co.
steamer ranita, Smith. philadc!phi: James Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry, Boston-H Dimock
Ship Valiant. Durham, San francisco-smonson 4
Bark L.vinis. Eaton, Bristol, E-Bre!t, Son 4 Co.
Bark Virginia Qta Bertolotto. Hull E-Laur,, Storey
BARK ignasio Utah, Murii. Malpas. E Finch. Edye
Bark Chevaer tBr,, Frew. Glasgcw-J F whitney Co.
Bark Brakka Nor, Nielsen, ChristiMna-Funch, Edge
Bark Competitor cGor,, Kuhn. stockholm-Fureh. Edge
Bark Cupid (Br,. Frazer. II avre--B Boyd 4 nincksn.
Bark sam shepherd Br. Durfce. Cicniuegos-J
Bark Aimira Coonbs. Paine, Boston-s amueI Goodwin
Drig Mary Fink Spencer. Coruuna-John zttlo.en
hts hts 6syn 9s.oS % n9cs and
s'a Big Csseatclls. Sparks south Ambov. NJ-James
rSo.
schr Lucl.a A Snow, Gregory. Baraeoa-B Weinberg 4
schr LA Edwards. Miller, Fernandinaa-Abiel Abbott.
schr Charles sawyer Muilan Jacksonville Warren RAY
sSss A's west ana Cedar
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. New Havcn-stamford Manu-.
sioop irene. rryop. Observation-Disclosures 4 Bro
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
A sELF.ACCUsED MURDERER.

man OF seedy appearance and slim build entered
tho Twcuty.lrst precinct ststion house last night.
and informed tho Sergeant at the dcsk that he
wished to surrender himseli for having MUIR
dered a man In Boston two years ago. The
story that tho scliaccused murderer related looked
plausible enough at FIRST. and tho Sergeant directed
Rounds Delaney 10 take him in charge and bring
him TO the Central Office. Inspector Thorne. - use
his own expression, put the prisoner through "a
course OF sprouts when tho following strange story
was related concerning the alleged murder:-
HIS name, he SAID, was James U Donnel and his
OF the New York Central Raroad in the capacity
oi a private detective. With him associated
sidc partner police officer. Detective O'Brien.
they being employed 10 Investigate some cases
rested and convicted for pocket picking during a
Boston and sent TO the Penitcntary 0r cght
mouths. O'Donne was informed that To save him.
sell OBrien about 10 mako a confession TO tho
authorizes incrminating O'Donncil IN some crooked
dealings IN his transactions with the New York Gen.
tral Railroad. ThercuLou O'DouuoIl, rs he alegcd,
visited Boston aud gained adm,ttnhce 10 O'BrienS
cell on the plea OF paying him friendly visit on The
strength Of their old acquaintance. II was then"
said tho selfaccused murderer, with wild look in his
eyes, stnat shot aud killed this man O'Bren, who
wanted to give mo away and put me IN n hole
When had shot him put OH his clothes aud worked
out the remainder vi his term oi imprisonment"
"Ob. yes" said Detective DUN. "now remember
reading about It in the papers; alter shooting him
you showed the mans body through the keyholo ana
buried 1t IN Cow Bay, outside OF Boston,"
s.W ell, am sorry tor " now and nave como here
20 give myself up. havs been travelling all over
the United States ever sincc and want tho law to
take its course now. 4"
INSPECTOR Tnorne ordered the man to bo taken back
tho fweny1rst preclnct and to be brought before
police judge to-day tor the purpose OF determining
his
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

ss-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted stnguisnng Coson night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing whie
burning the coors red green red changing from to he
other In suceesson and be several miles dstsat
Captains Of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblise us
by preparing marine news they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HhkALD
py-Persons dcsirous OF communicating with vessels ar
rvng New York do by addressing to such vessels.
care Of HERALD news yacht, pier No East River New
York. Letters received from all parts tho world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required.
DS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains or officers
vessels engaged In the coasng and foreign trade obscrv
ing the displacement removal Of buoys requested
TO communicate tho fact to the HERALD that may be
brought publicly to the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed TO the editor tho HKRALp New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
Of displaced buoys the Of their removal will
suffice In sl observed along the Atlantic and Pacins
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
ANTHRACITE MINING.

The sixth lecture Of tho course second division
was delivered at tho great hall OF Cooper Union
by Mr.. r. r. Rothweii. civil engineer. lie spoke OF
the descriptions and nature Of coal deposits. the man
ner IN which those deposits are opened ana tho prog
ress made in raising tho coal from the mines.
The illustrations, made from sketches taken
in tho mines, rendered this quito plain.
he also showed and illustrated how the mines are
ventilated and the accidents TO which tho miners
often subjected. The coal production during the
last year, he said. amounted to 10000, 900 OF tons.
Great Britain, Notwithstanding the great depth 10
which they obliged 10 penetrate the earth, yet,
owing 10 their cheap and skiul labor and their
improved chncry. produces l33 600 600 tons annu-
aliy-peariy triple the amount OF any other country
The power which might be obtained from tho con-
sumption oil one ton OF coal BY an economical engine
sufficient TO RAISE 900 tonsto great height IN
minute, aud do much work twenty horses IN
ten hours continuous work; so that II We would
utilize good engine with tho inherent power IN tho
coal we would perform much work as 3, 600, 900
horses working ten continuous hours q day Tor l25
days. Tho anthracite mines produce 270 IONS Tor
each person during the year. The production last
year has supported 800 600 people, or indirectly one
fourth OF the population.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrIvwALt Feb 24-SAilcd, bark wsvfarcr (r>, Thur
ber Southwest Pass: schr Peter Crowci Robinson,
CApiz, March 2-Arrived, bark Wenkrn (Nor), Lyche,
CALLAo. Feb l3-ssed ship Prince Victor tBr). Bse,
GENOA March Arrived, bark Marctts tItaD. Bava.
HALirAx March s-Clesred, brig Lady Bird tBr), Rex,
Sailed 9Th schr swAn (Br), Dcmerara
KIxGsroS. ia. March 9-sacd steamer West Indian
IiscoS March Arrived barks Eicoictts dtal. Con-
siglisrc. New York Gocomo utAD, Scarpat do; Cnomo
Primo NtAD Cuomo. do: La Maria utsD. TrapAni, do
brig Ma.iposa. Fletcher. do.
NAvAssA March 81 In port. BRIG L Bowen, Hall, for
oods Hole ldg scs Kao Wont worth. Travis Tor Baltt-
more do; Centennial. Risley. for Wiminy ytOn, Nc
Sailed Feb 23. brigs Carrie Purngton. Doane, Whining
ton NC March !, Romance, Craig. Baltimore; schr Alle
PAIrRMo. March i-saiied, brig Ada l. White, White
TAnA, Fob 27-Arrived. schr L 4 NJ Knowles. Emery.
PORT Au PRINCE Feb Is In port, schr Mary Witham,
Austin. from Now York. arrived 18th.
In por Feb rs, brig Omer (Br), Van Sant from Bruns-
wick arrived GOTH TO proceed to st JaSo (Cuba with
inward cargo. -
(Br) simmons. New York.
SrpyrY NsW Jan 29-Arrived, bark Ocean Gem, Ros.
ST THOMAS Feb 10 Arrived chr Daniel Webster Foss,
Boston via Demerara twhere she arrived 6thh
ST JAG0 CUBA, March S-Arrived brig Lydia II Cole,
Rosa. New York. 49,
Mclean Now York Louisburg (Br), Day, Newark Cham
vicToRiA Feb 2s-ssiled. bark Chacma (Bp. Watts.
Adelaide.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
RAID ON COCK FIGHTERS.

Captain Robbins, Of the Sixteenth precinct, with
squad OF men, raidcd on Barney Goodwin's liquor
saloon, at Thirteenth avenue and Twenty street,
late last night during tho progress OF cock light,
and arrested tho following named persons:-John
Irving, blacksmith, residing at No. 436 West
Tweniy. .huh street; William Grant, grocer NO. 167
seventh avenue; Thomas Galbrcth, Dri, kIayer, No.
5l4 West Twenty seventh street, Patrick Barker boat
man, NO. 81 West Twcuty.1uh street; Robert w.
Peters, Thirieentn avenue Twenty -cIghn street
Rodger J. Daily boatmun, Twcnty-third street James
Nugent Rondout; Francs Dunn, No. Al Thomp.0n
street; Wniism Johnson, No. ALI West twenty sixth
street; John Enrgnt. No. 4o3 West Twonly seventh
elre
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. March s-sailcd. schr John Lenthsll
BUsf0N March s-Arnved. brig " Stowe C'r,. Ger
nisIs xs'issS Steamer HARRISBURG Worth philadelphia.
OH. Baltimore; VIM Nsthe.on. Crosby, do; Allen,
oGSi@ s.i"@-ss1ss sosss.;a ks"ai.oa sS% calcutta;
S @ Johns Hopkins. H.sss baltimore
Roman crGwsI FSaseIgni.; fsrsu. nsss: -, pHss New
pSr pST. Me- ssa! yswps ssa %%nso" ROCK
, M ye sss cr%. % osns1
foI France Est.ssns.s Mo~s.s BS.,op sorfc Az
a cs.isds.ss%s; Fs.ca XiIsy cS:ris;.or bark:
Sligo brig ssno,.a. Young, Rio Js.eiro.
siss sra
BATH Marcn s--saiisd. schr Jo,San Bragdon. Horse
l'!sHa rsS 's
s.d 10. siss M ssSSs Dsns
load Phlnde phia Charlotte Fish, Williams Boston to
Sailed -schrs Henry Adslbert, Meady. Richmond. Va;
cell Se Sa s
Gorordo, Havana; blss Cs,l Gus.ay tRns, Lsndrrcn
De" dss S Ms' s%se New
Equator. Hnckiey, Phaeolphia: ssasuli Mar.hman Bal
EXsTpoRT. March l-Ceared. schrs W RPase. HiIysrd.
sfy roaqskss aHs monroe ' .shr Como,
Bunker, foin, pisIc tand was ordercdto Baltimorc
Passed In for Bamor. ohm BOYD tBr,, Grant.
S% %r. Sen" & Sms. from d.ses. R"sa
ter spctes Chapman. from Rio Janciro Edwin Nor).
'FoS SssHs 4oude .ehr
o.n GSs6S t;S% VILE. March eArrvsd schr VIM Van
Brunt Houghwort. Charleston.
sy %Es sSnr fss % % cnurh Kelly
Mobile for Amsterdam ses Miscellany; March ?, Ada
MOBILE. Marsh o-Xrrived. brig Maria (Nor. soren
Cicarsa-ship stcwe Brown tB. Anderson. Liverpool:
NEW URLE1Ss. March ARRIVED. ship Annie Bingay
srnty Havana: Uennarine utaD. Lubraao. NarsciIics
hr n oc COrtOS.
s,h~rus. In for coal Pedro csp). Bruscs from
sailed BARK Francis Herbert tlr. Mckenzie. Liver
eH skpsdsb M ksfSsIs s.ss ws sa VIM
rSE&fosr, March 5-Arrived 'ehr Mary Susan. Snow
.l sasss Jane SSrSis, q rs so%src fs
the 7th Tor medlca, trcstmen. TOR the rheumstsm.
Also In port, sch!s samue l. Crockcr TLrssher Iaun
town, Me- for Phadeiphis: Lizzie d Baker, Baker, and
ror,:s Boston for SSTo 0sn s",, MAvloUS
Hy.pnis tor azeton. Rogers. tor Sooshbay to load
NEW LoNDoN. March s-Arrived, schrs Florence
Dean Baltimore for Aliyn's Point; Cotcnhen. Phia
ss1ed-schrs Small, Now york;. Entire do; Joseph
Msrsh Dc; Rescue do; Poehssse., fhiiadc'P 80.
@h-Au!yea, sehr sarah Smith, Banks rhilaaelphis.
PORT BLAKkLY. March 1-Anivcd. bark Rival, Adams
PENSACOLA. March 4--Arrv.d, ship Harmonic, Mol
Cleared BARK Rosa sDanl, Eehsysrri.. Bnsoa
9th Cleared ship Louise MOD Mche,ser Belfast barb
Balano, Phil sdelphiA
An cS..s.r Sn snsndns New SSs ssm'' City
PiIILADELPfiA, March f. Cleared, steamer Tmo
s NsaIS% saSsy f,vdnc. xs
Leopard, Wiley Newburyport; allentown, Miils Boston
xasms c.dens b Msshsn Issssd MsepsSs%mss. %%ss
River, Ella Little. Crawford. wiimingson, Del
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FIGHTING A JUDGMENT.

Judge Depuo yesterday refused TO grant motion
for q stay OF proceedings In tho case OF judgment
for $40 900 obtained against the Citizens Fire lnsur
ancc Company, Of Newark N. J. Tho case was
tried in n Missouri court, man named Ross
bong the p!ant.n IL resulted IN juds.
mont, as above stated. The Judgment was
reruncd 10 In the Supreme Court OF Newark. but
previous to that time motion had been nado In tho
b. Louis courts TO have the judgments set aside.
Tho latter action Is yet undecided. The decision
yesterday allows tho case TO 20 to judgment, has
levy made and grants stay OF proceedings, Ietung
tho judgment stand as security until the ST. Louis
Court Of Appeals renders It's decision.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 9, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REroRrED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHirEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE

REroRrxp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHirEsroSE rELEcKApn LINZ
steamer Ailsa (Br), Hughes Port Prince Feb Is
saysniis Esd. x.pnws 2s.I aaaS.yss,a H.reh win q
Ss %Ss rSS yas s onnvs :" r% w
land aged - wears died o. sunstrokc Msreh :. lat 80,
steamer Gen Barnes cheesmau, Savannah days. with
steamer un Hbsnar Gibbs. Lewes Del with md.e the
Old Domini.n Steamship usmpany, Ito,
to the Il ead,ng Kaiiroad Company.
. s E%sSa s G"d9n % ss %ss
10 day. s the SH heavy Ms.;ssy gales;
Ne~ ork came tho southern passage and had moderate
Ship Damant sGer). Lanckennn. Antwerp A days. in
60 n%Gh ESy az G IN S y"ss
days. In ballast to scnmmei Bros Had heavy westerly
gale. TO the Western Islands, subsequently, moderate
B.rE Arte!s AuD. rucsan Lisbon Dec ~ in ballast to
Levi. sasirs Tsh ." q days:
ls sasnS I srs e 8 o VI had
weather. Feb o "a. lon 80 had heavy ausll from
senr Monts Christi sof Bsnsor, Hsrwood, Arroyo Pr.
Is days with and mosssss to Henry Rest; vessel to
hSe sss' w M March mile:
S .. n"
~s s cs $ in r'n
Schr Marston Blaekingtsn, savannah 9 days. With
b, ens ra S.a a aiy sA nm
schr Lily. toe Charleston sc, days. with naval stores
Sehr Lizzie Titus Benson Charleston davs with phos
phatc rock to Williams h Black; vessel to master.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Artisan Brown, Boston for PHILADELPHIA
Steamer ;alatca. Walden. Providence for New York
brig Eliza Thompson, Mcdonnell, Mayaguex via New
Haven Tor New York with sugar and moasses to LW&P
Armstrong
brig Nichols Poole. Norwich for Now York
Schr FvOks, Adams boOthbay, Me- for phiAdelphia.
Schr Harvest, Corwn, Black Rock for New York
Schr Walter II ThorndiKe Cashman, Hurricane Island
for Now York.
sclr Ney, Bakor. Fall River for New York.
Schr Mary flee Dunham. Providence for New York.
Schr Cora, Wiley, Providence for New York.
Schr 3 l. IThonpson. Hull Providence for New York.
Schr VIM II Bowen Jackson. Providence for New York.
Schr Niagara, Woods, Bird seport for New York.
Schr Harriet Lewis Cushmnn riASeport for York
Schr Lizzie Taylor, Norwich for New York.
schr James Phelps Coggswel, New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Evergreen, Turner, Cold Spring Tor Now York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune, terry, New York for Boston.
steamer City Of Ns> Bedfori. Fish, New York for New
Bedford
Scir Laconis ., Crockett. New York for Rockland.
Schr DECATUR Oakes, Bacon New York Tor Boston.
Schr Venture (r,. Hatfield. Newark NJ. for Roxsboro
Schr ohm r SANFORD Berry, Port johnson tor Boston.
schr Chas Dennis, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr cd Fry. Amboy for Boston.
Bark Brothers Il Sisters (Br). Bumer from New York
Glasgow. before reported bscnlmed In Fast Chester
Bay, proceeded at 4 AN
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
AN UNKNOWN VISITANT.

Tho wife OF City Treasurer winans entered tho
parlor OF her residence in Newark, N j.. on Friday
morning and was surprised to find strange woman
there When questioned the latter said her namc
Mrs smith, and that she resided In the northern
part Of tho CITY, Sho informed Mrs. Winans that
she had been admitted TO the house and obtained
permission to sleep there IRON one of the daughters
Ui the mistress Tho daughter however, denied hav-
ing ever seen her A pocKetbook was lound in the
yard during the dav containing 50 and pawn ticket
for gold watch, upon which IS had been loaned TO
Mrs Fagnp. Some small change was found the
lounge which tho unKnowh visitor had occupied dur
log the night The police authorizes have been un-
nDle 10 IND any cew 10 the woman.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH TO- QulNrUPLE

wreck Of the steamer CordeIa of San Francisco. has
drfted ashore OF the island her ma
chinery be found and Is supposed from thc ap
the vessel iust have cApsixed
Ia crossng the OF coqule kiver 70 which port
she bound San Francisco and that the mncniuey
dropped op No bodies ound on board.
rksrxoSiAL TO GLoucEsrER sksrrrR-A handsome
piece of solid silver plate received At tie 1ioucesr
Custom House Monday from she state Department at
Warrington presented from the Brtsh government 10
10 recognition OF In rsscnny the
crew Of tne ship Walter Scxnmei OF ~ John. Nd on
the 18th Dec. 1875 The gift Is handsome one, and
worthy recognition Of a nobe scton-cape Ann Adver
tiser
SHiPBuLDIxG Work on the asted schooner at
Norses shipyard Bath, Is beng pushed rapidly forward
and IL will be launched In about q fortnight
LAuNcHED-At ksonvilie. Fla March o, schr Gen
Spinner 500 burden She Is three master and built
entirely at Jacksonvle.