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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-08-14
Why Are Ladies' Called Ducks.

Because they are not always tame.
Because there is II great deal of
sport to be got out Of the wild ones
Because they may be captured
Because, as provided by the results
Of the public examinations, they may
be pluCked.
Because, we can see in the illus
tratcd newspapers, they may be
drawn,
Because they may be beautifully
done a good deal of, butter being u.s.
ually employed in the process.
Because they are often well basted.
Because they are always dressed
in some fashion for dinner.
Because they have long bills.
Because there are always plenty oil
them in the market.
Because they can't climb Il rope
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The man who comes to the depot
two minutes behind time, and sees
the railroad train scudding out at
the other end, derives no satisfact-
ion from the proverb, Better late
than never"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-08-14

An exchange prints "Remedy for
Times" 1t is simply to go to work
and save yourmoncy. 1t is n mar
vel this was not thought of several
years ago.
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~ PsNEAlE. M. ID.

6aice,S. L. GoE,AIdin and md Sts resi-
drnce op AIlirl st., between 9TH and 9TH.
Tt;uAdS poaNISio all'ca[, whether day
OF night. Whts not professionally engaged
'can. always be iplA,lh his oilicc
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The Weekly Register,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ny
GEORGE W. TIPPETT,
EplToR AND PRopRrToR.

Office upstairs, stortz's Block. Entrance
on Main Street.
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CLEARED.

Steamer England BD THOMPSON. Liverpool via Queens
s,s.me, xIexsndra tBr). Lndquistor, Bristol Ellen.
steamer Cortss, Bennett, Halifax Ms, and St Jonns
steamer Csy Of Dallas. Hines, Fernsnd'ns via Port
Sc amer Ann Elisa Warren Phil ephsaJsmes Hand.
shin Carondelet, Btetson, London-B Nstealf Co.
Ship Theodore Koernsr QGer), schursnbers, Brsmen-
Shin Boxhsrs lNorj, Larsen. Aptwsrp-C Tobias 20.
Bark credto utsD. smonesti, Whisehaven, k-Benham
Bark v,nccnno Psrotts utsD, corvsja, soth. R-Johu
BARK Emile Dinre (Br). Daniel. rowey-Geo Y Buey.
Bark Fairy tBr johnson, York, Falmouth or Plymouth
for orse.J Iss. ."aa &c , Ru..o Cork or Yauo,,b
ror orfers-Funch. Edye Co
Bark Forto a orr, skars. Antwerp-C Tobias Go.
Bark Proserpns tAus, Ivancieh Rottsrdsm-Siocovich
Bark La Maria utaD. Trspsni. Lisbon -Lauro Storey
Brg Princess Beatrice tBr,. Simmons. Pont-a Pisre
Brg sarah Crowei (Br), johnson, Arroyo PRJ do RI
Bds Ks,e MeDougan (BD. Inus. Humacos. PR-iias-
r,rir Msniius ti,r). Todd Matanxas-waydeIi A Co
Schr Louise Orr Orr, Ardro.san-J Winchester Co.
sehr Rosa Eppngsr Bayiss Pom Spain (TnBioad) How.
sehr Lizzie Gregg Anderson, Ansigus-rhomas Don.
sebr Chiffon tBr,, Balm, Montego Bay JAG Vessels
Schr Hattie Weston, Parsons, Port Antonio, Ja-B
Schr Col W Race Smith. JacksonviIe--wa rren Ray
schr Riverside tBr) Copp Perth Amboy. NJ-P Nsvius
schr O Bentley, Baker, Boston-Haviiand Pressy.
schr Helen Thompson, Bradford, Boston james Van
sehr Geo Listlensd, Oliver. werases-B Weinberg 4
schr o Aeksn, Tome stamford -stsmerd Msnuracsur-
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.

Early In May last the wife OF DR.. L. J. Jordan, Of
No. 81 East Tenth street, disappeared from hcr homo
Il was the third time sne had wandered away while
laboring under temporary spell OF insanity, and
every effort to ascertain her whereabouts was
m,do without success. She was possessed OF ample
means and during her absence all threc occasions
showed great shrewdness avoiding tho detectives
husband some limo ago sought he ard OF Supern.
tcndent waliing In his search, and Dctec-
tive Cumming was instructed TO give his
attention TO the case. lie travelled South
and East and West, following the slightest
clcw ms lar 70 would lead him, but TO purpose.
The husband suffered UGH at the loss OF hts vito
that his hcaltd aud mind became affected and No
sailed TOR kurope on . steamer which II due TO-
day at southampton. day or two after
working on tho case learned that dead body an
swering the descriptions OF the missing woman had
been found one Of the MaedaIene Islanos IN the
Guuf OF 81 Lawrence. The woman had evidently
jumpcd from . neigh boring ciin 10 kill hcrseIL A
correspondence opened between the de-
uves mere and the local authorities there
aud Il was learned that on tho person OF the dead
IN. J. L." Tue missing vile OF Dr. Jordan
known nave worn q rug bearing the Inscription
~. j. to l., add from the close resemblance OF the
two there seemed but littie doubt to
the missing womsn's tate. To hts great surprise,
however superintendent walling yesterday received
a cable telegram dated L,naon IRON other Than the
missing Mr. Jordan herself stating tnat shc alive
aud wcll and anxious TO see her husband Efforts
will be made 20 roach the husband : mediatcly upos
despatch informing MIN Of tho Whereabouts Of his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER LxorA M Wiley. from Phiiadephis for New.
basypor which went ashore 18th inst on the Londoner
flowing In her The pump cannot keep her Tree She will
have iightercd and II the weather continue, good
be saved Two tugs are BY her, lAnother despatch
saws she will DO total loss.
STEAMER JosSru CnuRcn Is stated did not strike her
bows bridge rycrton but while coming through
projects from tho abunept wall OF the draw some three
feet which lies about four feet under water some Of
have in removing the obstructtons from tho
draw Is far mpleted while such serious
Newport wrecking Company and taken to Fail River s
repairs.
SUR FnrspLAspnn Morrison. from rabellon dc Plea for
1famsurg. put into Valparaiso May IL. with manmast
sprung. She remained In port goth.
gcnn DADDY OBJ. lumber laden from Miranehi o hsr.
lot.town was cspsx-d OF Casry's Cape 9Th inst II
drowning They managed to take to their boat and
shortly aerward picked no bv passing vessel AND anocd
pened 90 be ~ that port ut time the
disabled vessels assistance and succeeded in towing her
into shciac The Daddy got waterogged the previous
night her deck load She has since been rghted
scmR EDWARD W HBsrrn fisherman, Of Gloucester. was
run into aud considerably damaged by scir crcwsrd
knocked overheard and one not given drowned
The ebster put into abcr Breton and after temporary
man who drowned shipped NJ tho provinces 10
make up ner crew.
scaa WILLIE wotr, from Calais Me. at Newport RI
Of her OK load broke Two stsnchicns
received other damage In Sc gale on Cape Cod. June
III.
scuR surrrv 1853 tons OF Vineyard Haven, has been
purchased Of Capt Cromwell by Capt samuel stuobs
OF Fairhaven.
DtsAsrERs IN aPniLThc Direction OF the Bureau veas
has published the following statistics OF maritime dis
aste reported during the month Of April 1878 concern.
Ing ali asgs Sailing vessels reported lost 4 English 10
American. - French, Dutch, = Norwegian, German
Total ia In this number are included 10 vessels re-
ported missing. 1tsamcrs reported iost-ll English,
austrian Chinese. ! French, Dutch. No wessn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
STRIKES ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
TROUBLE AT THE SILVER MINEs-THE MINERS
DEMANDING FIVE DOLLARS DAY.

TROUBLE AT THE SILVER MrNEs-TBE MINERS
DEMANDING FIVE DOLLARS DAY.
SAN FRAScIsco. Cal, June IA, 1873.
A Virginia City despatch says:-"rbcre Is consider.
able excitement here to-day over demonstration OF
the Mechanics Union against the recent reduction Of
wages by mining companies from IS TO 81 per day.
About two hundred and nty members OF the union
marched the savage mino and demanded IS day
for sn mechanics employed IN the mine. Supcrn-
tsr ssllstt Guaranteed increase TO that sinosDt
10 istrs. and ths processiSn then went to
tho Consolidated Virginia mine. Superintendent Fair
was SILK homo, and Assistant superintendent Pat
ten sa,a he could nothing until he hoard from the
trustees In San Francisco. The mechanics who were
employees In the works At - per day were then
dcred to quit work, which they did The Same course
was pursued al tho G. and e. shalt The then 70.
turned 20 the Miners Union Hail. aud meeting was
called for tomorrow night 10 decide upon course to
% pursued Many Of the mechsncs IN the Consolidated
Virginia and q. and e. works aro now Receiving
the wages dem. nded by the union, and only q lew
have been ordered to quit work. Inc demonstration
was orderly, and no violent action has been taken.
The Miners Union took part IN The oSmoDstraton,
but Il Is said understanding exists between tho
unions 10 cooperate IN case Of emergency. Tho
mechanics determined TO push tho fight 70 the
last n minc managers refuse to restore tho old
rate Of wages"
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TWICE RESPITED.

PROBABILITY THAT cIRCUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE
MAY HAVE CONDEMNED TO DEATH THE
WRONG MAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. c., June IL, 1873.
Jen Davids, tho negro who convicted Of the
brutal murder In December last OF tho Frankins an
aged brother and sister, living In Abbevilc county,
In this State and who recently respitod on tho
gallovs until to-day has been again respitcd by Gov
srnor Hampton until tho 12th OF July, in consequence
oil tho discovery OF new evidence. Davlds has
stoutly protested his Innocence IRON the nrst aud
maintained tn assertion Of IL before his capiors who
hanged him nearly to death, for the purpose Of ex-
torting confession; also upon his trial. and finally
upon The galiews, where he was first respited ait
the rope had been adjusted round his neck. He
convicted upon purely circumstantiai evidence, and
u probable that further Investigation viii
prove that the Court and Sheriff have very narrowly
escaped hanging the wrong man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IA, 1878,
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHiTKsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
seSgsrs the Pacific Steamship Co june g y. IFS
Ion = 10 an ALIAS FANNIE lime %a%s Of
from y SsS em 4 Mar. n ar ss @
lss y u Ion 74os bark Dc zaidO from New York Tor
General Barnes. cHss:~aPP ssy.1ns nal days.
mss and Sss sas M
ms:s .ns ss"
B.rk re Gu.:spps Gsap. Gulsne Bristol 81 days. In
sSssss g.
ter June 70 and II, had heavy gale from NV after
ssSr Il sssn New
M ship Trojan Liverpool. which was anchored be-
ny Briggs H II Wright Meyers and alter Smith " AXE
ley Honssvdea which arrived lash we're
the run in IS ' and tue latter IN 50 days
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Nsesuns Berry R1s,cn for New York. With
s.eams City q ritehourg Ella Sey sssrsd for Now
s.ssn,sr Abstross. Davis. Fan River Tor New York;
Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New Londo" ana norwich LOT
schr VIM Freeman Robinson Thomaston for New York.
schr samuel L Crocker Thrascher, Taunton for New
senr Ella Hand HANDY. Pail River for New York
schr Aida Cousins. providence for New YORK
sshr Vim Elmer fsiSSls. Norwich Tor New York
sehr Seaport Lewis; New LGndon for for New y y
schr Genersi Wiley. Greene bridgeport for New York.
Passed Brig Angeia from Bridgeport for New York;
Mail from Gardiner for do Doth before ported
In the roads above).
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cortcs Bennett New York for Halifax. MS and
steamer Dslsx.se. Smith Ne. York fes SoswisM
Brig Lsishan New York Tor Msehiss. Ne.
Schr VIM Buck. Miller, New York for DemerArN.
Schr Tele irAph. Stevens, New York for Bangor.
Schr Onrust Lewis, New York for HaIowel.
Schr W Howley, Baker New York tor Boston.
schr Nelson Harvey. Chase New York ior New Bedford
Schr Miller, Miller New York for Milestone Point
Schr Cornelius, Lsdd, Now York for Norwich.
schr Osprey Latham, New York for Nosnk
Schr Henry Lemne Alton, New York for Bridgeport.
schr Charles Northnn Cole, Now York for tsuiford
Schr Maria Fleming. Williams Hobokcu tor Appanaug
Schr Henry May, Hatch Iioboken tor rrovidenco
Schr John Crockford, Hart Hobokon for Providrnce
Schi Adele Felicia. Nichoil.. Newburg Tor Now Londop
schr Minnesoa, Dovsr Fort johnson for Bakers Land
Schr George whistler Rogers for ssle
Sehr Oscar IIswIsy, Tyler. ostJohsson for rrovt-
schr WIN Burden, Adams Port johnson for Providence
Schr John Cook, Port johnson for Paw tuckct.
Schr Empire smith, Port johnson for sag Harbor.
Schr Entire Kinnea r. Amboy for Norwich.
nchr w HAND, Goldsmith. Amboy for Norwich.
/ Sehr Baltimore, Francis, Amb0y i0r Norwich
| Schr airy Tice. Durham, Amboy for New !iaveu..
Schr BrsinArd Hubbard, Amboy Tor Middletown. c.
schr Sterling. Ball, Amboy TOR Bridgeport.
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RAPID TRANSIT on THE EAST SIDE.

An engine and two cars passed over the east side
limo OF the New York Elevated Railroad from south
Ferry 10 Wall street yesterday. The "TRIP ex.
detrimental ono 10 test The switches and curves.
Evory thing found TO be IN the perfect
dllion Tho working Of the line excellent Tho
train run by the supcrintcudenL Mr.. ondcrdonk.
IL ran up the west track 10 Hanover square,
turned Mr.. Walter Katie, The Cnici Engineer; Colonel
r. r. Rickcr the General Manager; Mr.. W. \. Pelton,
the Vice President, anu Mr.. A. q. Lucius, Assistant
Engineer. were upon the rear OF the last as II
passed along the line The novelty OF train running
through Front street. Coentics slip aud Pearl street
TO wall drew large crowds the streets through which
IL passed.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrSwALL June s-Arrived steamer Acapulco. Clapp,
BATAVIA May lin port ship Csstine Avery for Chan
gAmAs May lin port. bark Bosen'o DAM Jensen,
BRiEcrwArsR Ms. jane sc,sared. brig Annie Wharton
yoloano. Nay tn port bark cismensins Alice tFD
cosossi. Nay io-ssilsd. bark Charlotte Lsslsneld.
G.s..s. My i7-Ar,l,sa. .s!e D.. Enrsas OBJ, Gre.
In port May y. :a,p: Richard Robinson smith, from
ows: s
Doth: ozsro UtsD. Gusgho. from Puget sound arrived
GAsnUcHA. May le-Anivsd. schr L Dow. Daoou. sa-
IvAsI.Ios, May 2os.ea previously. .hiDs y g..nsh-
ssa. wooisssn H"rop. Osborne. do;
s:d DO
man Hail Oh, slater Detroit Blanchard; Importer fr)
S wss Monte Rosa.
r.ss yse CHA p M..,.r u Marin.
Murphy Jnii. tse, lIenae,.on; Asaosr tBr Evans;
dss.S.ss ss ss
sproaes Lord Ly.,on lD, Desln: aoysi Charlie Br,,
nsly.s c 5sss iss:iisd IS. so,s.: ssa c.,rsr
ss;S.ri.SS - JoSss NJ fs,,ss: sEs, g...:a;:
ARD. LIVERPOOL Msnisoban iBr,, aeDouraIi, 0sssov
Mississippi tB, Thsari Liverpool bark Argus Br, Scott.
s,rs J ". June M., Cc H... mon.
Tslissen, Msryport.
s n:s :. css.
brian OBJ. R,ts EssSS An.on... sr Scots Oregon
ca.hss Chs, Bal sBS cS:p%s%: Geo 4 i,os isT.
r., Tss.I kf sn' sss . "s5 As
B,ovn isscr Taylor T,u,npasss Libby ons,ds Eaton
vi Ss :s i %s%::
Cha. Pos-., Low; sarah, rnssfs and aeoras DID NC,
rnnsassUco May i4rn port bark Caroline sr, Ro.
bert New York; brig Herbert Olive tBr), stewart.
ch.r cred. tho .r.eslls for New York; sugar a. Is:
NE S..sss lin s:,s Hi.s: Kitchen Lv;.sss
Aberdeen; 9Th. Mimi Mao Taminieh Isith zie L9Tcn,o
gtsl Dsi..ssse, Ipswich; Giuseppe hmmanuee d'aD.
.s:.s s;; s ss ss
LAX: Nepigsn s! scott Lverpools sssAnna, Bell Pic
Cs rcd is,S ship. NOUN, Pleasant tss wallace Por.
ss: @ ;fs% Ess'ss
K,s.Iup London o,ss.a sc, rhygsssn s ws, h.re-
e s! ss H. dsrs s
9nsss Plymouth: oSsy"sr OBI rev. Grcsnock; brig
81 Rrlrss 10 ssss-fssrd ship ITcrsvsrd tB. Insis.
from Calcutta for New So oa shin Ambro.. cr,. Randall.
from 0:sa,,s iss San aes,.eo osIi. wakefield, Men,
os ,SI Ss~ Ap G bark ko.sss Brown
Ksciung. 10 load for Hong Konr.
pnc bark. haydn Brown isvsnss, and Frsdf LsehSsd
brosc Light, tries Boston.
81 Jonr, Nh, june 14-Cteared. schr Howard Holder
Orr, iio,e and Crown Prince, Branscomb. New York
Peiro, hilsdeiphiH
Arrived 18th, bark Sarah Smith tBr, sprague. Green
fosx. May i2sailed. bark Grace Deerius. Davis. New
York.
VALPARAISO. May 2-ssised, barks Frede,ika Caro-
line tsw), fqaaue load for Hampton Roads 4h
Carr Nox den do; stn, schr La Ninfs Beach T.ca.
nuanoi 9th bark varn ,sw,, .elda quiasc to osd 10
United States GOTH ship David Brown. Colcord, Neil
Jones: bneks sarah Rdyway, Townsend Tscahnsno Va
load tor Caiao kgremont Castle Brl Ditchum San Fran
cisco.
port MAY 20, ship Frledisndc Morrison, from Pabe
loo de Plea lam arrived i3th rce Miscellany)
bark J Walter Scammeli tBrl, Hjcistrom unc. .
Chartered, bark stormy Petrol DR. Read, 70 load nj
trate M lquiQuc for Hampton ROADS FOR orders.
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THE NEWS AT NEwroET.
[pY rELgoRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEWPORT, r. June IA, 1873
Tho death OF Lieutenant Tottcn has cast gloom
over this community. He left here Wednesday night
to attend social reunion with brother officers
Of West Point He had been stationed several years
1t Fort Adams, In this hsrbor. whore ne was great
favonte, and universally respected IN this
community. He u member OF Washington
Commandcry, No. 4. Knights Tempars, OF this city.
Mira Totten proceeded to Cold Spring this afternoon
Colonel Frank and Lieutenant Davis nave gone TO
assist IN preparing Tor the funeral The nass tho
fors and Mt tho Torpedo Station arc at halimast In
token OF respect his memory. The officers Of the
FIRST United States artillery upon the Of Gen.
eraI vogdcs win take appropriate action relative 10
his death. brother Of the deceased, who Is an ofcer
IN the navy. Is in Paris
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CROP PROSPECTS.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

OMAHA. Neb, Juno IA, 1873.
The Omaha Herald will publish TO morrow kilograms
from the principal points In the Iowa aud Nebraska
iarmisg regions There 10 prospect Of greater crops
than Tor many years. Immense crops OF wheat,
rye ana oiher small grains confidently predicted
Long continued rains make corn somewhat backward,
and may have rustcd the wheat slightly. II tho
season continues favorable there will DO more than
average crop few localities report rain as
causing too rank growth OF all the grains. The
small gram crop promises 10 be especially good 10 the
eastern and northeastern Nebraska counties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15
VALLEY FORGE CENTENNIAL

FaiLADgLrHis, June "a, 1873.
Preparations are actively gong Tor the cenicn-
nal eelsbranon ., vaIiey Forse next week. Delegs.
tlens from numerous posm Of toe Grand Army Of Tho
Rspablc wiii be present. will also a number OF
Fcunsylvanm " ihtia rcalmenta Governor Hattranft
and stan snd General hancocx and stsn are expected
90 revpsv The procssAon.
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BtArEN To DEATH.

wLnIsGroS, Del, Juno IL, 1873.
foformstion has been received hero that few days
ago sbsdraoh Murphy. farmer, living in Dorchester
eounty, Maryland. ana Ketc Cooibourn, a woman
living with him. boat death colorcd servant girl
for some trinins offence. The woman is In custody,
but Murphy 10 stli al large.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tho rcd buoy i. gone from tho on wkebarre Pier
at Providence. III. N. ..a *t# .3
PAwswA June e--Buenos Ayrss has closed its ports
against all vessels frsm Monscvidco BRASIL Monte
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KILLED IN SELF DEFENCE.

BALTIMORE Md, Juno Ia. 1878.
me jury OF Inquest in the Of Grecnbury Young
vho was shot ana killed Ia Howard county on Tues
day last by John Green, returned verdict that the
deed vas committed 10 self defence.
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At st Kits May 81 schr Edward Lee Atkins Province
town. 40 bbls amt Sd do VIII oil. ~.
BARK Louisa ID to be fitted New Bedford Tor wnnin
voyage. Of Robert Clifford late mate OF
bark Ocexn.
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A NEW GUNBOAT.

PRoviDExcE r. l.. jane IL, 1878.
Tho steam sunboas Clara, recently built Bristol
for the Spanish government, will sail tomorrow TOR
Havana.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE l5 s7a-TRIPLE SHEET
wHALEMEN.

vceau says thar thsrs eleven vessels merchants
and nsn-oi-war. In quarantine at Flores Island.
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NEWS
Oece

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM INV YORK ron TINE MONTHS
or JrSE AND JULy
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Schr Minots Light, Deasev from Philadelphia for Por
Antonio, June IL. LAT =. Ion "a IS.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
A SsORrMENr OF WOOD AND METALLIC BOATS
N spoon Oars at R0BERrs', 1913 South ST. near Gouver
slip
DoAr ENGINE FOR sALE-osCILL AT1HG ny 10;
iyncw; about ehorse power; reverse action. Apply
100 south St
EoR sALE.A PASSENGER STEAMBOAT, $50 FEET
a. N. DA COSTA, no Wall II.
CAILMAKEks. NORMAN SMITH n SON III SOU IN
Dst-Estimates willingly given sails from aiwa
hand.
-
STEAM YACHT FOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF rHE
Ddeah OF her owner steam Yacht Ripple, so n. In By
in by H. Gin For further partlculars sddra.s
RIPPLE, box 4964 Post Office. '
yNANTBD-KEEL YACIr; GOOD SEA BOAT. a
w bargain for cash. Address CASH box at Herald
office.
MIsCELLANEOUs.
Al EFfECrUAL IN MEDICINE -BRoWS,s wa.
hNffUGE CJMff1s or WORM LOz NOES Is cents
abox.
HYATr's LIFE BALsAM MUST FIRST Bis TRIED
llbeiore give being cured OF rheun tisn, govt
scrcfula, &C IL has been great good remedy
Depot, 240 0raud 81. Sold By druggists everywhere.
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Nnw YORK. juno 14-Noon.
The Western Union time bali to-day dropped oi3
second fast t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-15

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