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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-07-05
Married.

ROOS-HIRSCH-In Biloxi, at the resi-.
dence of Eugene Dupre, on Thursday,
June "a, 1873, by Hon. Saml Lawson, Mr..
JOSEPH B. Roos and Miss HENERErrE
HIRsCH, both of Natchez, Miss.
Thurs
day evening, June q, 1873, at st. PauPs
church, by the Rev. Mr.. II. II. Waters, Mr..
GEORGE NICHOLSON and Mrs. +. J. HoL-
BROOK. No cards.
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/ STILL LIVE!!
DIR. CHIDSEY

STILL CONTINUES TO CARRY on THE DRUG And KEDfCIE1 BUSINESS,
At his old stand on Pacagoula street, south Of the railroad track, near s. X.
Thonpsons store, informs physicians, III community in general and the rest of man
kind that he has had FohTY YEARS EXPERIENCE III the compromising of Moicines
and assures all those who nay faor him with their patronage, hat their Medicines
shall he carefully aud accurately put up. Medical advise given. and no charge X
cept for medicine. Personsw Wishing Medicine In thu night can he accommodated 10y
calling at his residence, next door to the store. His medicines are received fresh
evTy " weeks.
July I, IS7.
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Mr.. Ill. w. Moore

Will sttend "a all the business of any s6e al Scranton. whSls Tsn carrying W my
Milling business at Fernland, Alabama aud will contract to furnish aud deliver In
New Orleans, Mobile aSd Psscagoals, al, kpds Of Pine Lumber, Timber ad Rouns
Filing at the lowest prices.
NJ. a. DEES.
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III has n I'D stock OF hand. as all who have l@a IN tbs stare in the lsa fepr
will testify TO the fact thtt tbs DID stock had hen Sold mt cleaner than ever
known in sny store in thu country and hhS IN EVIDENCE tina al 1H sec.
tonsa are enmade
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70 the above statement q per cent
shouded be added for lumber shipped in
vessels under coasting license, nor clearing
ut the Custom House.
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CLEARED.

Steamer England tBp. Thompson. Liverpooi-F WI
steamer victoria tBD, Young Glasgow Henderson
Bros.
Stssmcr City Of Dallas, Hines Fernandina via Port
Roy a,-C II Mallory Co.
Ship john Bryce, Morse. Liverpooi-]ames Eiwell
Ship King Arthur CBr,. Redwood. Liverpool chas II
Bark Franaiska Nor,, Olsen. Bristol. E-Bockmsnn.
bark giuseppe Emmsnuclo dsai,, Denesri. Cork for
Bark Argonaut 1tticr,. Bremers. Iiamburg-Hermann
Bark America. Armstrong. Barbscos-H rrowbridg,'s
bark Florence Il Genovar. Simmons. Matanzas-James
BARR Rebecca Carusns. Johnson Ms.snxss-wayd,n
Brig Besario tsp,. Pages hsrssillcs vie Barcelona
Brig Daylight Gibson Demerara-L a Arm strong
Brig Ibis fFr). Bodguet st Pierre, Msrt-Dassori.
Straehie 4 Co
Brig Krem,in. Haskell. Cicnfucgos-Miller Hough,on
schr Balgay On, Lynn. Queenstown Falmouth for
orders George BuIey
sclr Kocheko. Jasper, Aiicante-F Talbot Co.
schr Carrie Richardson, Ricnardson Cardenas Brett
Son n Co
schr Ccorgia, CoNin. Cardcnas-Brctt Son Co
scir Mabel Y staples Putnam, Zaza Brett son a Co
schr y wo,hcrspoon t'r,. Pct.is, Windsor. Ns-PI
chr Annie tBr,, secord Londonderry. Ms. via Perth
schr Ada J sinoaton Hall Pcnsacoa-Parsons A LeuL
senr II 5 Williams, Jacksonville and Palaska-warren
Rag.
schr Mott Haven. Collins Caiais Me-Jcd Frye a Co.
hr Blackstone, Kelly, Providcncc-iI W Jackson.
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THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY.

BOSTON, Mass, May 8, 1878.
Tho following II the Harvard College Observatory
Time Service notice regard Cambridge time signals
for the observation OF the transit OF Mercury
Through tho KIND cooperation OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company tho observatory will transmit iis
signals tho benefit Of those wish to
the transit OF Mercury, Mayo
Tho Camb ridge time signals for the observation OF
the transt OF Mercury win DO transmitted to tho fol.
lowing stasions:-Now York, New Haven, Conn. |:
Bridgeport, Conn; Hartford, Conn; Springfield,
Mass Worcester, Mass. Providence. r. L.;
Northeastern, Mass Randolph Mass. Dighion. Mass
Taunton, Mass. Fan River, Mass New Bedford,
ampton, n. H.: Portsmouth, N. II. saco. Me-; Port
land, No.: Manchester, \. H. Concord, N. H.; White
River Junction. VI Montpelier, VI Waterbury,
VI; Burlington, w. ST Adams, VI. and Montreal
Canada.
rnc s,andard clock at Cambridge will register Its
u. exactly ana beating each two seconds until hve
minutes nine A. ~, except that the hy-eishth
second OF each minute ana the twentysix seconds i'm
mcdiatey preceding the beat which makes Tho signal
for i've minutes past nine no ecconds Will DO Omitted
These signals viii 10 repeated at seven p 81. and
ntne A. IL. OF Tuesday
IL Is importaat shat observers who have telescopes
OF inches aperture and upward should observe
the times ut which Mercury nrst notches the SUMS
disc; when tho planet Is first the disco when tho
suu and when Il Is last In with the sun.
A'couvenient way for persons unaccustomed 10 tce-
pic views OF the 10 make these observations
will be 10 form an image OF the sun on piece OF
white board, held about foot from the eye
piece Of the telescope upon which sharp image Of
the sun can be protected. LEONARD WALDO,
Assistant In charge Of tho Timc Service
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May B. 1873
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For long time gang OF young men, composed Of
tho worst elements OF tho dangerous classes havo
fosted tho .neghDorhosd OF East Sevcniy seventh
street and Fret avenue Inst night Oflccr Bernard
Murtha, while patrolling his post IRON Seventy ar
to seventy ninth street, on Third avenue, some
members OF this gang collected on tho corner OF Sew.
cnty seventh street ana Third avenue and ordered
them 10 dispersc. They became insolcnt and dcfuf
and refused to comply with tho ofliccrs mandate.
Thomas German acted as leader Of the gang and
cournged his followers TO resist the officer n he
tempted TO interfere with them. This cxsspcratcd
tho clccr that he made dash TO arrest German, but
the latter took 10 fight, ana his companions COW
cred his retreat by hindering the progress OF the
officer German succeeded In escaping 10 NO 232
East scvcnty-scventh street. and the ofccr s Kept
on his track, but did not attempt 10 enter the
dwelling. He contcntcd himself by emaininr tho
outside and waiting Tor the temperance OF he fusi
i've Soon Gorman shot out OF tho house rapid
run, but before no had proceeded lar no was In Tho
clutches OF the ofDccr German cried 10. help, AMI
bis confederates, coming TO tho rescue roughly
handled tho Officer Tho latter seeing his prisoner
taken out OF his hands, drew his revolver ana fred,
the shot taking effect In Germans lett breast.
Hearing tho report OF the revolver two officers,
Hickey and O'Rourkc, camo to tho of tho dis.
turbnncc and took the wounded To tho drug
store on the OF seventy seventh street and
third avenue. and from tbcre he removed TO tho
station house HIS wound boing considered danger
ambulance was sent Tor, and he was taken to
tho Roosevelt Hospital II Is thought that his inJu-
ries viii prove fatal. The rcst Of tho gang mado their
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Thomas Eldrdre ana Mato Samuel Risk, OF tho
steamer City OF galveston, from Galveston. have our
thanks Tor special eeroovca observations made In
neeton with tho HERALD weather service.
STEAMER CRY or Nrw BrproRo from New Bedford for
New ork. remains ashore on Fishers Island.
the point OF Cane enopen but gotten OF AM 3D. and
towcd to Delaware Dseakwatcr.
Sem q NrwrSs. from Mobile for Brcmcn, witch put
into Newport nj say Win loss water tanks &c had
repaired iron work. procured water c~sks and ready to
rcsumc her voyage on the Sd.
ported wrecked Maunicus island, Me- struck about
o'clock In the morning ~ 15t the westhor beng
thick. ana bgcd and broke Her owned
by iiowcs 20, Matthew'S woods, Matthews Baker.
bailey Morrison 90 aud others. portion OF the goads
insured the nnncry being fully covered Some OF the
goodc have been savea In Rreaty damaged condition.
Mcssrs 4 a Iowcs and Morrison went 10 the wreck,
old vessel but was In good condition She owned
by Daniel Lane.
Sem MERCY 7 TRrSpY, from Pont-a.Pitro, which
grounded A. Quarantine Delow Baltimore May of
after gbtering portion OF her and was towed Inc
pert.
- Most Quo1dy head has Jocn stripped The hull
total loss
PORTSMOUTH. MI. May 2-Schr Trafton. IIoyt. for
Bath In passing down the hnrbor ashore the Spin
dc will probably come OF NJ hsh water without damage
Quvnrc, May An unknown bark, painted black, was
ashore April ~ az Antcosti
SnirBuii pfSG-At Mbridge, Captain Jos w sawyer has
kic Dyer j. ut WORK two vessels all sehr Is Leing
built Tor wrcckns and other purposes ~ Is a Gentle
board craft ~ about % toiis
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE.

Mrs. Rosina Meyer, OF No 300 East Finy-ninth
street, found sitting The sttop OF her residence
yesterday morning by ono OF tho ncighbors. sho
was crying bitterly, and when questioned
said that shc had "taken something and
would not live long" As she was nitcrward
seized with COMMISSIONS enc curricd INTO
her apartments ana physician called. Before bis
arrival. however, the woman expired. II was stated
Cusnman was OF the opinion that she had taken q
dose OF oxaIic acid. The husband OF the deceased,
VINO Is painter. lett hts house yesterday
morning for his work, and did' not rrturn
until late last night when he tpprscd Of his wc
death Ito stated that before leaving Tor hts work he
han mad slight quarrel with his vic, but hc did not
think that fact would have induced brr 10 take her
lie Meyer was never known 70 have auarrcilcd with
lived happily togsthsrs
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DxPARrMRS,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OPyIcE or THE CHiEv SIGSAi OFFICER
WASHINGTON, May Al A. M.
Indications.
For New England ana the Middle States warmer
southcrly winos. falling barometer. cloudy weather
and rains, followed In tho latter by cooler
nogthwcss winds. rising barometer and clearing
weather.
For saturday In tho South Atlantic and East culf
States, falling barometer, warmer southwest winds.
followed BY colder northwest, rising barometer light
raios and clearing weather
For the West Gull States, northsriy Winds cooler,
clcar weather and higher pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the lower
lake region, cooler northwest southwest Winds
ing barometer, cloudy and rainy followed by clear
weather.
For tho upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Lowcr
Missouri Valleys, cooler northwest, back 10 warmer
southwest winds, rising barometer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
The rivers will fall except the Lower ohio.
Cautionary onshore signals continue AZ Indi,noia
and Galveston.
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RAILROAD GRANT DEFEATED.
CINCINNATI REFUSES MORE Monty TO THE
SOUTHERN LINE.

CINCINNATI REFUSES MORE Monty TO THE
SOUTHERN LINE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CINCINNATI. Ohio May 3, 1875
Al the special election held here to-day, as 10
whether the city should issue additional
$4,000 600 In bonds for the completion Of
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, tho opponents
or tho further grant carried tho city
by majorit OF 2ls votes. Tho result Is generally
construed as showing want OF confidence in the
management OF ;ho trustees OF the road, tho most
prominent OF them being Governor Bishop and Alex
Andcr Ferguson.
THE TRUSTEES INTERVIEWED
Tho Enquirer will publish interviews with the
trusocs TO- morrow in which they take the ground
that they deeply regret the action OF the people IN
their voting the grant, and that the only
course lett 10 them Is TO iease tho nearly
pleted road to some party who will finish II.
AN OFFICIAL INQUIRY.
Al the same timc tnero TWO Investigations in
progress here whether there Is any truth
In the alleged extravaganza OF the trustees In the
OF the SIG 000 QUO that voted them before,
on their ON that that would
plete and stock tho road between here and Chatta-
nooga Pubno ieeiing runs nigh on the question, and
II rs likely that u determined effort will be made to
move tho trustees.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AspISwALL, April 1oArrivcd. bark Granada. Hodsdon.
BAscKox March Ie-In port. bark VIM Phillips, Healy,
for Hong Kong nearly loaded 80 49, .c,,
Gunze. Shanghai; bark Evclina tGcr). Samuel. Cape
UalnAo. April L. Arrived ship Monte Rosa Carter San
Franeisco land sailed 9th for iiunniiiosl.
ios Cha. ss & Ghsp%an Seon ae
American dr. Jordan. llnanillos. bark A1dsnIes CD.
F,.nc:.o ,h Fan, n;, i%rn 10 wa astoria, ,,.;
nvsd 3D. rspairing Common Br. sprou from san
Francisco sTryes @ G o Tns s . s , s9%ys VS.
Eohans arrived ysn. ventns Theob.la lightning Isrj
6scnas March so-in port. .hiD. Cheney, s.ssiey.
and Highland Light. Collier. ids. c.,,,,., uo,.,,.
CmaHroTf,rows. PEI April so-Arivea steamer Prince
Mshon knsso!n; brig Lady Milton 90, sineIs plymouth.
Br. johnson New York, arrived Apil Q, 10 sail
Hose Rosc. March 2s-ru port. ship chandos Emery.
for san 'ranci.co. in ballast.
ySsn 90 for f"as so" vaughan" from
IuAsrlos. March ao-saled. ships Premier. MsGnvcry.
S:,: 81 sss sS SsSy
4r.ss' P.r,ts"s Us, Wsss'oa blsnsSsld Ioas
Ss:ay 9sa%s r,.ss"
:. stephen Douglass, aud II Richardson. Palmer ali
ss's
Itaves PhilhdeiphAi lZth Ntckerson
ssx land sailed I7th 10 rctarn) 18th sarah Carney
TN Williams do land sailed nth tor Cuba via Montego
Sailed 18th schrs Harriet Brewster SANFORD New York
via MIX River; i7,h. Mciyin. Roberts. Charleston.
In quarantine April 20. schr ? Mscheco. Woodbury..
from New Orleans.
MArsGurz, April It-Arrivcd. schr Alma johnson. new
yors.
PApw LON DIV Pea March 30Tn port shirs Eric tho
eamsrsn tBti Dyke Louis Walsh White Iiormon 'Bri,
sS"s e Tssm'; Ss,sr i
pSsn, Libby; barks Maggie o'Bricn In. Flcmmina
Chsries Fobes Low Whitmorc, Hum phreys FLOR
Chapman ,Br, williams: sarah, fngerso and star tho
West. Pcnny--ail log or 20 load
PuvTa nv LoBos Aarch 3oin port ship. stewart Free
man (Br,, Raymond; 81 Elmu (ir Smith aud Gov vii.
mot tBr) Low, ldg; bark Kobt Porter, tioodc,l, do
IoRr MuLeRsvE. April 3D-Passed barks Llzzic
Cameron (Br). Cameron. from Plymouth Tor Charlotte
town; Emnia V tRrl, Bcrnier New Yors for Quebec.
oursKc. May Arrived ship Poolscar. Mclean. Liver
rcnscn tNor Larsen, Dublin: Nina t' Taggart Mont
~ joins, May I--arrvcd. bnrk Lydia lBr), Chalmers,
Liverpool schr Alexander Williams tB) Lnnders Barpa
dos; ID. ship Merom Lowell. Liverpool; I'D, brig Adria
(Brj, Zachary, Now York
Cleared 2 T. schr Onion tBr), New York.
VALPARAISO. March 26--Arrivcd schr LA Nina. Bench
New York.
load nitrate for new York
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PROBABLE MURDER.
BURGLAR SHOOTS DANIEL @. Lands IN THE
BREAST.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO rHE HERALD

BREAST.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO The HEnALD.1
PoIrsTowS. Pa. May D. 1878.
AZ early hour this mcrpiug q burglar was seen
committing Expectations IN the cellar Of the large
hotel OF Henry D. AlderierJ, at Grstcrsioro, a small
village on the Perkiomeo Eairoad, about ten miles
from this place. Henry J. Ashe nfcltsr noticed his
suspicious actions 10 the cellar, and summoned David
G. Lands, neighbor 10 bs assistance. Ashenfclter
armed with base ball bat, and Lands with a musket,
proceeded to the hotel TO secure the thieL
sURDERoCs RECEPTION.
They wore met the ysrd by tBer man, Who in
response TO question concerning hts business, de-
hberately stepped back n few paccs lcvccd small
revolver at Lands, and discharged ~ the ball taking
elect IN his breast about one Ibch above tho heart.
Mr.. Ashenfecr then common cd pounding the would.
be murderer tho head with tho heavy baseball
bat, and lett him In unconscious condition wnio
giving some attention TO Mr Landis
AsnEsYELrERs Peril.
ON his return TO the tbie he arrived just In time
TO wrench tho nrearm IRON the hands OF the burglar
who had levoilcd IL at Asheneltor's head.
Lands STILL ALIVE.
Your correspondent has just returned from the
scene OF the tragedy, and at tho time OF his leaving
tho bail In tho region OF LandIs' heart had
found, though several surgeons wero industriously
engaged 10 probing Tor u.
The burglarious asssiiant gave his name JAMES
ketns, and his rcsldcncc rs Pniiadeiphia From the
tools found IN his possession he 10 undo btedy pro-
fcssional thief. ho is suffering terrible pain from
the wounds on his head. lie was committed 10 jail
TIE recovery OF Lands, mis- victim, Is doubtful.
munity in which It occurred and the interest Is yet
unabnted
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SECTARIAN TURBULENCE.

DEMAND FOR GOVERNMENTAL INTERFERENCE
TO PREVENT ruRTHHR BLooDsHED IN
MONTREAL
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
MONTREAL, Nay 8, 1878.
At meeting OF the City Council to-day . letter OF
protest was read from the Rev. Fathers Dowd, Hogan
Lonergan calling tho City Council TO take steps
for tho suppression Of tho shooting ARRAYS which
OF almost weekly occurrence in Montreal The CITY
Council passed . resolution calling upon tho Ottawa
government 10 pass a measure with view to the sup
preston OF the evil
MORE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED
Before they left tho Guy Hall an application was
mudo for police protection Tor the OranRcmen, who
holding a ball at Point ST. Charles At Loomas,
Hotel large body OF police was despatched TO the
scene and trouble IL anticipated at the time the ball
breaks up.
CoLLIGAx's FUNERAL.
Large crowds OF Catholic U0lon men are collected
ut the lodge room where the body OF John Colligan
lies state and groups scattered about discuss
ing the situation. No attempt has been made to as
sauls the hotel far Tho funeral OF Coligan, which
takes place on Sunday, will BIO attended by many
thousands. and much uneasincss IL felt Is 10 the
result.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY A. ls7a-TRlpLE SHEET.
WHlLENIEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Nav 3 schr Surprise d''ies'
Atlantic ocean.
Arrived 2, New London May 2 bark Trinity. from
Arrived 81 Michaeis April o. bark Lagoda Lewis, OF
Nh. from Fsyai. -
Arrived at Faya April g. bark Clarce. Marchant. Ed
Gartown TO land ~ bbs oil her last cruise
Schr Golden West. At New London I'd from south
Georges. reports that NJ Holmes MASTER OF stonngton
was washed overheard and iost Aor - -
letter from Capt Cam beli Norman. OF M re-
ports hcr al Yokoh April B. wit $50 bbls - oil taken
bet" cen seasons which no Was shipping to London :
Letters from schr Rising sun, Taylor, dated April q
states having sc bb. hsh OIL and reports having seen
Parker Marston, 100 do do.
SpokenAt fcD IT. bark President, I'd. Allen, New
Bedford, with 40 bbls sp I'll.
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CARLO sESiCovICH IDENTIFIED.
HE IS CLAIMED BIZ SAN FRANCISCO oYyIcER
AS ONE OF THE MOST NOTED PACIFIC COAST
FoHoEBs, WITH AN OLD WORLD CRIMINAL
RECORD. = ~ .'F'
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.

CIycISSAri, May 3, 1873
/, Captain L w. Lees, OF ths san Francisco police
iorcs accompanied by Charles De Young Of
the CHRONICLE newspaper OF that city, wero
hero to-day and fully identified the giving
his name John Doe, who arrested for an at
tempted swindle on tho Commercial Bank OF Cincin.
natl somo weeks since, AZ Carlo Scsicovich, noted
California bank fOrger, who Is we'll known 10 the
police OF all the cities tho Pacific slope, and
oerning whose career the HERALD article
. day or two since.
BAD REPUTATION BASIS.
Doc or sesicovicn ono OF the expert forgcrs
In the country, and Is also implicated several
crimes In the Old World. Ao Is Of three brothers
Who have their headquarters ~ San Jose, Cn as
tnis time Hc was arrested here several weeks
since for attempted forgery tho Commercial
Bank, and all OF his implements found ut his
the Grand Hotel The police believed nim to be
what is known as FIRST class criminal" yet they
did not suspect him TO bc noted the annals
OF crime
HIS ASSOCIATE CLAIMED.
His accomplish, VINO gave the namc OF Marker, was
not SO fully Identified by tbs California VISITORS but
was stl believed to DO IRON California, Captain Lees
saying he was confident OF having sccn him there
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SAILED.

Steamers Memlng DIP. for tiyerpoo; City Of Dallas
Fornaudna, ac ships Ne Plus Ultra London: Favorits
tUer) do: Icyiathan tNor). do; Charles Lung cier)
Bremen HaiIgcrda (Br. Bristol; Nevada Antwerp barws
Matthias (GerJ. London; Antonettc Swej. Amstc rdam
Unicne utaIl. Bordeaux; Essex. Tnmatsvc; Mnria Au-
gosta Swc) holm; Catherine tcIg). Antwerp; kcs
irci tBr Cnrncoa Mcland ierl Bnitimorc Prindscsse
Alexandra (DNnD. - Thomas and ~ croix Achill~
tAus Ncwry; Nina figiia (tta Cork Falmouh osmi
Dubrovack Aus do; ciole tAusl Naples; veneranda
utsb Bristol; fornro dc MARITIME Ots, Ibon briggs
sparks, Havana; Nargaretha tier. falmouth; Murcl
tBrj. - John, Ms; sehr IAN Juan, Frontera
Also sailed steamers Rhcuia tBrt Tor Cardiff San q.
eint.. -; ship OF john san Francisco; bark America
Har
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM COX.

William Cox, who served two terms In the Board OF
Chosen Frceholders OF Hudson County N. j.. went
Saratoga n TOW days ago on business A despatch
received yesterday by his family at Union Hin
saying that ne had died suddenly. He had oeen sub
in his liiy-second yosE In politics no was q repub-
lcan, ana very popular. having been topdered tho
domination for Drectcr-atLarge AZ tho last election.
which he declined
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OUR CAPLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ADsHfsr~iIh' Apf' 2o-Arr'ved' PARK nope '0"''on'
k'ns. pa''en mot arrived Nay y,
"A'r, any -"'.sca' o"sas naa'e "o1s".' ~
man new YORK; leopold 81 Man' sFr' Lesea"e' az.
DhsIo-. nay o-Arnvea. steamers sc"nu'nss," .'','
""so". No~ .''A "'es' "es'eth 'oO' SA"pe'' w. '-
TACTIC u'"'. "a'croa' ronsacoa-
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Amo'ea' wan, =.
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90" io'N' rug
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s,. - S"'o', 800, -. :. ,' -, GU.
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=, ~ ~, So.
,, 800. 80. ""01' ''"' ""''A' ~ ee'''
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80
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'.n' ~" ~ -
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1853 ,e -" 80 80 o'''"1as'"-'.'A " $50 80 .NN'
OF .no maze.
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son. rh'"ae'pn'"
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