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Local. NOIt -.

-pr. f. X. Jackson Cat6rrh Suun and
Troche powder j. highly recommended
tor Calarrh. Colds in the head. Headach
sore threat, Nc. See Advertisement.
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4 Tenement aH Pine street. Enquire OF
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Another CLERGYMAN Writes:

My voyage to Europe Is indefinitely postpon-
ed. have discovered the Fountain OF Health
on this side OF The Alannc. Three bottles of
PERUVIAN SYRUP have rescued me from the
fangs OF the fend. Dy spepsia."
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DO YOU want 10 save your chiidren' II you
do. 90 TO G.. A. Parchcr and get box OF Fes-
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safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for % cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Fr.senden & Co, Rockland,
Maine.
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Notice.
4 Ne annual meeting Of the Ellsworth Boom
j Co. will be held at the Office OF A. IL. Norris
on saturday, April 9Th. at oclocs r. 81 TO
elect officers and transact other business Tor
the ensuing ear.
=. L. HARrsHORN.
Clerk.
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Peruvian Syrup
Peruvian Syrup
Peruvian Syrup
Protected Solution Of Protoxide Of Iron.
One of the Most Eminent Jur.
lists of New ENGLAND

Writes to q friend as follows: 81 have tried the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result fully sus
tains your predictions. IL has made A NEW
MAN OF me; infused into my system new vigor
and energy, am no longer tremulous and debD
tated. rs when you last saw me, but stronger
hcartier. and with larger capacity Tor labo r, men
tai and physical, than at any time during the
last five years"
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MARINE LIST.



Wednesday. April 5.
ARRIVED
Sch Rienxa, Grant. Rockland.
Thursday, Aprht.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hero, Chat,o, Portland.
sch Hope, -, Rockland
SAILED.
sch A Harvey. Bunker. Bluehill.
Sch Julia Edna. fcrrill. Bar Harbor.
Sch Eldcrado, -, surry.
Friday. April5.
SAILED.
Sch Hope, -. Mt Desert.
Sch NJ Kennedy. Pomroy, Pawtucket.
saturday, April 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch Dolly Warden, -. PASSPORT
SAILED.
sch Fair Wind, Lockhart. Boston.
Sch Arborecr, Clark. Boston.
Sch Forester. Ray, Boston.
Monday, April ).
CLEARED.
Sch Ricnzs. Grant. gockiand.
Tuesday, April ..
ARRIVED.
sloop Excursion, kaler, waldoboro
Sch Anna Collins, Cousins, Bluehil.
Sch Agnes Mabel. Mcfarland Eden.
sch Talent, Bunker, Cranberry Isles.
CLEARED.
sch Express, Lord, Bangor.
Foreign Ports.
StnxrY " ahaus March p.rk tfgrx,x
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ln,tanter cures Tooolhache in one moment.
3if
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Business Notices.

AIda.so4.'s Botdatr Bal.Ial does not dry
up q cough aud leave the cause behind. bu, Il
loosen. nd civau-e- the luug- and allays
irritation thu. removing the cause Of the com
plant. Its pleasant 20 10 take and works 10
4 charm. Price only 81 cents. Sample free.
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Nariaviiir.
At the annual IC
loving officers were

Mariaviiir.
At the annual Town Meeting. the fol-
loving officers were chosen:
Malbry hlngman.
C3erk-Jeremish Jordan.
SeieefmsR-A. q. Morrison. Edwin ;.
Jordan, J. NJ. Treadwcli
Collector aud Tredslrcr-A c. Morrison.
School Superrtsor-Edwin ). Jordan.
CoHstablc-H. y. Merrill.
Tyirg Agsnt-Jcremiah II Jordan.
Amherst.
Officers chosen At the annual Town
Meeting a; Amherst, March 25th. ISIS:
N-icrdfor-Frederick Silsby.
CiTt-Wendell silshy
>elcr'msR-O. H. Buzzell, J. II. Nickcr.
son. 4 ". Sl,by.
TrsHsur,r %. II. BuEzell.
Torn A1snt-A. v. S.l-hy.
s $. Cammigse-IIa NJ. Foster. \. ".
s.l,by.
toiiscsor-Moody \. Foster.
c'aass4iies- ElUan RIchssdsou, SH-Dy
Goodwin.
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S j. MORRISON,
CHARLES JOY, Admir-.
Notice.

NIB S. j. Morrison will continue to carry on
the hardware business at the old stand.
Ellsworth, Jan. "A, 1875. tu
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An Eminent Divine Of Boston
saws:

81 have used the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past: II gives me NEW vIGOR, BUOYAS-
CT OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY OF MUSCLE,
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Nj \ II X | + ID .
- l T. -

>urry-.April 18th, by Rev. l.. ;. Trip. Mr.
Cha,. Janis aud Mr.. Aiethea l.. Farrar.
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Sup. Jap. Court. April Term, 1878.

Hon. john 4. PETERS. Justice Presiding
HUTsoN u. SAUNDERS. clerk.
AUGUSTUS Il. DEVERECN. Sheriff.
WOODBURY. PCrsIFEE, Stelogrspher.
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Many causes tend to produce this painful and
distressing state. The blood 1. retarded in il.
return; the too frequent use OF drastic purga-
tives tends TO produce congestion Of the bowels,
torpid action Of the liver. and numerous other
causes are the source of this complaint. and
hitherto nothing etfectual has been presented to
the public, which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove an effective
cure. In PILON we have remedy which not
only acts almost instantly, but will remove the
largest tumors Of the parts (Pile-) by absorp-
ton, and many who have received not only
benefit, but have been radically cured have
been assured (prior to using this treatmenu by
eminent surgeons that the only relief they ever
could expect in life, would be by an operation.
and removing it or them from the body BY
procedure which necessitated the knife. This
remedy has been hailed with delight, and is
now prescribed by many practising ply ,icians.
who are cognizant of it, merits. As the only
known sure cure for PILES
n- Price, Fifty Cents per packags, or sir
for $3.50.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

4 Ill persons indebted to the late firm of Nor.
" gison 4 Joy, either by note account. are
especially requested to call and settle the same
once.
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SIDNEY. y SW-AT about March n. bark Hiram
Emery, wyman, Boston, via Aisoa bay. Z q Il.
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PENSIONS TO AL

\ bah VINO desire their pensions earl
must apply early.
Bangor, March II, ls7s. 3w
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Frank wood. BluchiIL
William Wilson. Escksport.
Edward +. Robinson. Ellsworth.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, May 12Arrved, schrs Nettie Walker. Ingall,
Baltimore Thomas Martin Marts do; John e a aildsy,
Crannsr. and Harriet Thomas. Van Cieaf pbiisdephia
i3th-Arrved. steamers Marathon tBr) Garrett. Liver
pool City Of Bristol tBrl Fulton DO; Roman; Crowe
An ersun Bsbcock. Baltimore. .
Steamer Franconia from New York Tor Portland, passed
Highland Light, Cape Coo. ats Pm.
BALriMpRE, May li-Citared. schr William Slater,
iyth-Arrivea steamer Experiment B,pnelly. Newhetn
NC; ships Edith tbU. Homer Havre; Bonauxs B Web
ster. sydney; CB sea King, adams. Liverpool; ART
deem sehrs Lyon, jeffrey. New YORK; Arnold. Ar
mold New maven; q Q Lane. Lane. Doston; squire,
oUicsped~s,eamcrs woyboss,t. BIsnehard Boston, Goo
Zvcnmr tAus) Matcovich lionneur Gaxec tNor). Bran
Dublin schr A Lyon, Jafrey, New YORK. -
saiIcd-Ships Cashier. samsria bark uussafAdolI
Sailed 18th, barks TeocIe, Maria, josef
BRUNSWICK. Ia May . Arrived. schrs Eva smith,
Sanders st Thomas Paios Mitchell. Ierpandins: pth.
ark Ada Carter Thurton Hampton Roads. TO load tor
BooTiBAY. May 4--Arrived schr Francis conln. Bull
son. Calais for New York
UIAkLEsToN, May ic--sailcd, sehrs Mary Jane tBr,.
Albury. bahamas Lizzie Carr, Teal, Brunswick, Ga
Sandy Hook schrs rim Pickering from baltimore .; Annie
l. Mckeen. Mckeen. Rockiaud. Ne; hinnie from New
York - =
Piersou, Pierson. Union island, Ga. y.
UALAIs. May Y-Arrived schr sarah Reed. Guptii.
DkLfWARE CITY. May l3-Arrivcd. sehr Amira
Woolley, King. Medord. Mass
DANvbnsrohf, May il-Arrived. sehf ID stroaker.
Garrison, Philadelphia
.nbaARfUwS. MAY Io-Arrived. schr Lake. Topper,
Rock ami Tor Norfolk.
Arrived Oh, sour Nstts Britt New York for Yarmouth
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK THY (r Dawes for Dub the which put
back pensscoa May y eaKy and the Froy
United Kin ed The left fensacola May
L. when about 80 miles out bad leak discovered,
however gained rapidly and IL concluded
The leak ast accounts making i've inches
the hour.
BARK SANTA MsRGHERirA LGrRR 1tar. from New YORK
uollided April
OF the with steamer hamburg. aud lost b0wsprt
stetn made no water She into Uowes the
day.
BARK w HARVARD tBri, Dowley. from Hamburg Aprt
put Yarmouth Ns, MAY 49, having
coded with ste Laurent tfr from New York May
for Havre, and lost foremast, bowspr and had sids
damaged.
Bais ORANGE (lr) from Boston for Queenstown before
on and into that Edgar stuart.
OF her thrown overheard
sbe makes about six inches water hour Will discharge
balance of cargo aud 80 on the marine slip /.
ScuR DICK WILLIAMS from Richmond for Charleston. DO
reported at N0rok Ieaky ounered
on the while In lat 80 ~, which lasted "a hours
outing which she sprung leak. last yawibost and
bulwarks. A survey was herd the vessel AZ
Graves shipysrd day ~, and repairs we're ordered
scuR GEORGE ltooERs and schr VI Barnes coll
Iision ia harbor the 9Th inst The Rogers
was damaged 90 the extent oi $40
scnR uAxrpxS, lying the rocks of Hampdcn MI, IL
10 auction to-day Ufh) There Is possibility
OF rettnK of 35n coal. which Will
probably be sold 1T the same time
ScuR CHAs HASKELL, fisherman OF Gloucester put into
Newport, RI I3tn. with oss OF ioremsst In squalL
sruR l. CHURCH. iron Sesconct Rocks. ~ Philadelphia
May 49, broke boom and split mainss In heavy NV
blow the 18th ON the Delaware.
Sem GRAcE WEBSTER, from Cardcnas at Philadelphia
May H. shipped heavy seas carried ioboom aud fofeop
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SAVINGS BANKS.

SUPERINTENDENT LAMB viNDICArES THE SYS-
TEN AS IT i CARRIED ON IN THIS CITY.
Acting Bank superintendent Lamb has written a
letter 10 william II. Macy President OF the Seaman
Bank for Savings, replying to resolutions OF de-
positors' meeting OF tho Sixpenny Savings Bank
and vindicsting tho savings bank system
In this city. Mr.. Lamb stated that since November,
1871 twenty-five savings banks In this city been
closed. They held Sl2 oOo 900 OF deposits They
have paid almost S5,Ooo.oOO already, and have
over $S,500.0o0 OF assets on hand now.
rants belief that tho total by such failures Ill
not exceed and one-tniru million dollars In all
these banks He says that most OF the broken
Institutions never should have been created, and
were established 10 make money for other people
than dcpositors. The letter makes u comparison OF
the results by the savings banks in this
city last years with those that would have
been reached had other investments been made oil all
the such city savings banks IL The resources
Of the metropolitan savings banks bad been
invested in United staes bonds in December,
1871 the loss by shnnkage would nov BIO
S7,1730o which Is greater ~ two millions and
banks Ii the assets had been invested In the be 1t
bauk the loss would DO $35 000 00o; n In
best dividend paying railroads. tho loss would DO
over $30UU00c0; real estate, the loss would DO
IRON $40 000, 600 to $50, 00O. 600.
In January 1872, he goes on 10 say, tho surplus OF
tito savings banks IN thus city was $4,000, OO0 IL Is
now more than $40 600 000 The surplus doubled,
In spite OF al snrinkao IA values In SIX years, from
paid neir ueposiors x55 900 OF Interest, wncn
almost $4,000, 200 more than the proposed govern
mcut postal bond AT Jour per cent would pay In the
same time. Mr. Lamb concludes that mo savings
bank 8 IN tho city have done very we'll of tho
shriukage in values and the number Of spurious saw
ings papks created bstween 1906 aud ISL
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ALcoA BAY. April SIN port brig Gustav Adolf (Sw).
Olsen. for Boston, 10 sail In y few days.
AsrISwsLL May o-Arrived. steamer Acapulco. Clapp.
Vow No.k
BsasupA May 3-saiied. brig San Raffaee QtaD. Ca
CAGE, Gibraltar with OF brig Clara agnes atn
bark Monarchy tBr Pierce Queenstown or Falmouth Tor
orders
sailed May schrs Lizzie Titus. Phillips, Boston 5h.
WIN Nc Loon Rogers Philadelphia 9TH. bark aisa Barss
orr, hollis, New York -
Anchored of por, oh. bark Harad tDan). Tuu from
Brasil tor New York.
CoptSHAeEa Mar io--Arrived. bark Ruth Topping (Br)
Chri,top nct Boston tor Stettin.
New YorN.
CHAsLorrsrows. PEI. May s-Ciearsd. brig Ella tBr).
Mclean, Queenstown. . -
fALaoufn, May 2-sailed, brig Marietta dtaD, Romeo
drom New Yorxi. Brest.
GinaALrAR, May 4-Arrved. brig Edith Hall. Thaver
New Orleans
Zimmerman. New York.
Noarn SYDNEY CB, May 9-Arrived. banks Rebekka
CNor) Garrison, Bristol tor Miramichi; james Myrick
(Br, Mckae. Gloucester
Ceareo 7th bark Mary Mckee. steeman st Jago; brig
Braov tBr), Crossley. Ne~ YORK -. -
PLYMOUTH. May 2-Sailcd. brig rmmanuele dad Bot
PASAKA May I2-Ssilsd, steamer Colima, searle. San
PicTou Ms. May o-Arnved, bark Margaret tBr). John.
SON. Barrow.
Put or harbor 9th, schr Efs (Br) CAIN from Trim
idud for Quebec. 49,, -
(Ausj, kadoconch Plymouth; brig Danay tAusL csso-
vich. Dublin. -,
Qusarc May lo--Arrived, ship Magnum tNor. Iloyer.
London Lord Dufern NOR. bliingsen - Naxare
ALirAx. May I3-Ssiled. steamer Alpha tbrs Tor Der
muaa and 81 Thomas.
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DECORATION DAY.

HEADQUARTERS VETERANS THE MEXICAN wAa,(
NEW YORK, May l3 1878
To THE EDITOR HERALD
Ny attention has been called TO an article In the
HERALD OF to-day. In which letter OF General
Hooker, under the caption Of Decoration Day, ia
associated with movement In the direction OF West
Point. An erroneous impression has been here
created. The Veterans OF the Mexican War have &C.
copied an invitation 10 participate with The Grand
Army OF the Republic In tho parade and ceremonies
OF Decoration Day In this city, and General Hooker
10 to be the special guest this association.
Elsewhere In this article It 10 stated that General
Gibson will preside tho ceremonies at West
Point. TINS is mistake, as General Gibson In let
tho 9tn inst Informs the president OF this 1850
that he has declined to preside over the cere.
West Point. and IN letter OF the 18Th inst
sguies his intention TO participate as heretofore
with Veterans OF tho Mexican War in their cere.
monies here and at Battle HILL The connection OF
the Gcucral's Iamo with the West Point movement
result OF misrepresentation that It was under
the auspices OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
In This connection desire state, Tor tho inorma-
tion OF whom Il may concern. that ~ the last meeting
OF this association resolution was unanimously
adopted forbiddng any memoer or other person col
Letting m0noy and flowers IN the name OF the Veterans
oil the Mexican War, to be used anywhere on Decora
ton Day, as the Grand Army OF Inc Republic have
generously undertaken to supply al! our wants IN both
GEORGE W. N. LEANARD. Secretary.
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and started deck load and matches In heavy NV
squaii May 5. lat 81. lon 10 70.
scnR PsARLsss Ricketts,, from tho spanish Main ar
rived at Fortress Monroe IN May IL. leaking ana Win
sails split
ScHR LOUISA. from Milbrdre for BOSTON put into rort
land Me- 18th inst esktng 200 strokes per nouf Anu
WAS beached for repairs She is umb er laden.
ScuR ALASKA. Clark from Windsor for Philadelphia,
which Machasport leaking had discharged cargo
May Z, ahd would 40 the railway.
Cant Estes and Patrick Barron OF brig josie pev
abandoned before reported arrived ~ boston i@th
inst Ia brig Agnes Barton. from Barbados
WRRcK-The hull of unknown schooner with nor
about 20 feet from deck forcast ana lore
Anding after house and quarter panto
was passed waterosged In lat "a NJ Ion 81 W. Apria
BALTIMORE May l3-An unknown schooner, apparently
plaster laden. IL ashore sharps Island
CASso Nay 9Brig James Stewart tBr). Stewart from
Lnsan bound to Halifax, yesterday aternooh
during thick fog and heavy found vessel surrounded
aerward proved to be place Cranberry island
light; the fog lifting lighthouse keeper board
The wind and found necessary TO slip tho
chain the vessel then into place OF safety
CALAIS May GA despatch from Lubec says schr Annie
Gus CAPT into Ut the wharf and disabled
Tug gone to her assistance
KEsNKBuNKPoRr, Me. May l1-Schr Waterloo. Haskell,
New reported arrived 9th In entering the har
grounded and t at low tide straine
aud full The OF coal was being dscharged
into lighters Pm l1th This coal belonged TO Wainx,
and is insured. No insurance on the schr.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Columbia (Br,. Mackay. London-He anderson
Bros -
steamer Beverly. Wallace, Philadeipha-James Hand.
Steamer Chesapeaxe Manynm. Portland, Me- Amea.
SHIP Castle Holme (Br), Williamson, Shanghsi-saIteY
d Livermore.
Ship AlhambrA, Alexander, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Verona tBr). Bartlett. Hong Kong and Maniis-
Sslter 4 Livermore
bark Ycun (Nop, Hagcmann, Dubiin--Funoh. Edye 4
Co
mouth for orders-C Tobias n 10
mouth for orders Punch. Edye CO.
BARK Champion OBJ, Allen. Cork for orders-J Hess
Co.
Bark Jupiter tswe, Norden. Copenhagen Funch, Edys
ta
brig Emma L. Shaw tBr). Macombsr. Nsvry, I-c w
Bcrtaux.
Brig Iarifa, Brown. Havre-simpson. Clapp Co.
Brig Teuerife Tracy. Lisbon liough
Brig Vim Phipps tHayt, Brandtberg, Aux Cayes-Syd
Bhg Ediih, Gates. Cardenas-s.moson Ciapp Go
brfg sirius tBr Mcdonald au-Platte-Paui Ger.
hard. . - ~
Brig Fairfield (Brl Morris, Windsor, Ms Perth Am
boy-J whitney ~ Go.
Brig Nellie tBrl. Rood, Newark. NJ-Perkins a job.
schr Helen King. Aiywsrd, Nevis ana Base Terrs-
Pension Co.
Schr w IA Pharr. Osborn, Jacksonvle-tieo III Squirea
s.hr Florence Lillian, smith, st Augustine-Warren
Ray
Jackson.
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TAMMANY SOCIETY.

At half after the setting OF the sun yester-
day the braves of Tammany Society began to assem-
BILE In the Wigwam Fourteenth street to participate
in the anniversary installation Of their sachems.
Soon hall crowded. and the doors closed
to all except the "braves."
Grand Sachem Augustus Schell occupied the chief
SOFT and formally Installed the following sachcms
recently elected to oflce:-Mayor Ely, Comptroller
Kelly, County Clerk Gumolcton, sheriff Reilly, Po-
lice Commissioner Nichols, Henry L. Clinton, Ma
than iel Jones. Jr. Edward Kearncy, Jury Commits
sioner Dunlap, Memo Dielendori, Fro Commissioner
German, Charles II. Hasweli and ex Alderman
II. D. Purroy. Inc now Secretary, Joel o. Sta.
vens: the Treasurer, Arthur Leary; Sycamore
Wilson Small and Winskinske John d. Newman wero
next properly placed in Office, after which the Council
adjourned untIl next Monday, whom election will
take place Father OF the Council TO succeed Henry
L. Clinton; tor Grand Sachem, to succeeu Augustus
Alderman.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Csyon (Br. Golfer from Cork FOR United States,
April 2S lat so. Ion 81
Ship Cromwell Barsow. from New Orleans for Bremen.
May 8, lat 81 IL, Ion II Is.
Snip ~ Montgomery" (Aml, April g. lat 43 so
N lou - 30 W.
BRrx Immauuel (Nor) Samuclsen. from Rouen tor New
York. April ~. lat A, Ion A.
BarK tiator tNorj Bjornssn. from ssavsngor for Now
York, April ~, lat IS. Ion 43
Bark Patriot Queen !B, Burns from GLEASON Dock for
Bark Princess Wales (Br) Dark from Sunderland for
St John. NIB. April is. lat - 81, Ion 81 49,
Bark Caribou, Kenney. from Probolingo for Boston,
April ., lat IS ). Ion "a r.
Bark Northern Star 3D. from Ardrossan for Miramichi
April 20. lot 81, lon IL.
BaIk B Chapman tBr). Rourke from London for st
John. NIB. April 20, lat 40. Ion 81 "a
April 10, lat 81 II. Ion 20 IS
Brig silas Award lBr from Now York st John NE,
May H. or Pollock Rip.
Schr Seabury Trim, from st John. NIB, for Havana
Nay q. Hatterss bearing SW. As miles.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford MAJ IS brig Isabella, Garvln
Hudsons Bsy schr Chas Morse Silvia, Atlantic Ocean
Arrived Mt Bermuda May 5. schr Helen simmons. At
kns. with 100 bbls W, 10 bbls blk fish OIL
Arrived a. - Heleaa April =, brig Moore smith
with bills and l4oO los bone 18th. Cicero. Foster
DO, with 1O2O bbis sp.
Ap s. reports her with 2o0 bbs oil and 22o do VIII last
cruse72) sp, 22O VIII and 1000 lbs bone all told Saw
sperm times and right whales eight Reports
bark Cicero Foster SO bos sp OIL this sea-
son-O5O all told-t0 st Helena the middle OF April.
Bark Ocean, Holiness sailed April 70 cruise and bone
Chase, do. to sail April to cruise
Spoken--Of Patagonia, date, bark Feetwing.
Heppingstone. NIB; no report OF OIL
On OF shore Ground, no date. bark Ohio Ellis VIII
Milton, Hamblin. NB-no report OF oil.
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VISIT TO THE WRECKED HURoN-vIRGINIA
HOSPITALITY ENJOYED ON THE WAY HOME.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

A VISIT TO THE WRECKED HURoN-vIEGINIA
HOSPITALITY ENJOYED on THE WAY HOME.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, May IS 1878.
Secretary Thompson and his Congressional pleasure
party returned from Nag's Head at noon to-day,
having experienced . decidedly chilly and exciting
excursion trip through the Carolina Sound region
Tho excursionis.s mostly made their stay at Nag's
walls.
RELICS FROM TIE HURON
Tho Secretary and mis- host, Mr.. Marshall Parks
President OF the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
Company, made trip TO the Inflated Huron, on
beach ponies. aud gathered lot OF fancy woods
from the wreck as relics. On the return trp tho
Pamlico caught IRE once, and then the boiler blew
out OF It's pipes giving quite ripple OF excite
ment to the occasion.
AN OLD DOMINION WELCOME.
On landing In Norfolk the visitors were met By .
OF citizens placed In carriages and drawn
TO the City Hail. where few moments were spent IN
introductons, after which the Secretary and party
were warmly welcomed by Mayor John g. Tucker
In spon the Secretary declared hts unceasing love
Tor the Old Dominion. aud her people, ana pedgea
himseifto do all IN his power that was right and
proper advance her interests IN this immediate
section At conclusion oil his remarks Congress-
man PROCTOR Knott OF Kentucky, was called Tor who
responded in u Drei speech and was followed by Con.
gresham John Goode, after which, upon invitation
Mayor Tucker, the Secretary and party proceeded
TO Purcell House and enjoyed banquet rendered
by the Board OF Trade
At tho conclusion oil the banquet brief visits were
made TO Admiral rrenchard's flagship the Powhatan.
ing OF nineteen-gun saiutes from the Powhatan and
Franklin orodght out thronEs OF people to the
party her decks At P. M. the visitors started
for Washington on the bay steamer Florida