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Steamer Abyssina tBr. Murphy, Liverpool via Quecns-
Steamer Anglia tBr, Young. Gisseuw-Hsndsrson Bros
steamer August Andre tBcig), EYER Antwcrp-funch.
steamer 81 Laurent tPn. Lschesnes. Iavre-Louis do
steamer Stag tRr,. wiHis Hsyre--Jchn scaxcr.
Steamer Bevc riy, Wsiiace. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hand.
steamer General Whitney. Hslett, Boston-H d..
Ship Darmar fsor,. Bolt. MISREPRESENTATION Bcye.
Ship India tsor,. Huschinsoa. Bockmnn. Der.
Ship L stctson. Moore London-tirinneli. Minsurn
Bark Nimrod tAus,. Geroi,mich. Dublin. IJohn Sea-
Bark Lizzie Curry tBp. Curry Cork Falmouth for
Bsrk Abel ASbo.i Chase. Adclaide-ArkelI Tut, Co.
BARK svalen tNor, ,svendsen Cork or Falmouth for
BARK Laura iNorj, Larsen. Copenhagen &C Tobias Co.
Dark Girominn dtsD. Jsccsrino Gibraltar for orders
B~rk ToImassino utaD. Csaero. Lisbon -Isuro Storey
BARK Esther benjamin. 81 Jsgo-J Winchester 4 Co.
BARK Carrie j. Tyler, Tyler. Union ls'nnd-6oorgc II
BarS sandy Hook. Nichols Baismore-Jsmss Borland
BARK Sam Shepherd tBr,, Dur'ec. South Amsoy-J
nri9 Modesto tsp. Pccras, Gibraltar Tor orders Do
Brig Rising Sun. GrifBng. Barbsdos-L w 4 ARM
strong :. $3.50 -
sehf Kate Newman, Newman. Porto Oabeiio-Peniston
schr Arson Simpson. sioman. Barbsdos-Francis w
srhr Millie Trim. Boyn,on. DcmerarsR IL Smith Co.
sssr vis.as pax. imas% BarnsospJ wsnSs 90 90
senr Forcncc Abbott tBr,. Moore, st Johns. MI
senr carrie tBr, Clark ssckviiic Mp Nevius asop
schr 81 Pierre usr,, Haley. 81 John. NB-scnmmsi
Broa
schr Bertha ) Fellows Smith. Newark. SJ-Jcd Fryo
sehr A II Harding. Harding. wenscs. Mass-Dosne q
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Mr. o Peso,d,. ehief officer ~ the Hamburg steamer
Geert has thanks Tor special meteorological obser
vnious madc In connection with the liERALp weather SER
vice.
STEAMER CRY BypYoRp ashore at Fishers Island,
tnatod having largo rock on either ssde OF
she TO raised couple Of feet before
she be hauled eithcr and nothing but pontoons
do this Steamer Santoe took aboard NJ Prcutis'
wharf, New London, Saturday the freight from sho City
Of New BEDFORD
STEAMER SEMINOLE At Boston. reports May s. passed
NV ~ from Cross Rip i,htshp. about one and half
miles distant tschr J Crafts. bci orc rcportcd)
STEAMER EIRwSy tBr), tho nvss vessel OF q new icvt
nightly between Glasgow and Mon
trea during the summer arrived ~ the latter port 9TH
inst The vessel ono Of the Donaldson Clyde line OF
Brazil She is iron plated and about 2OoOto register
BARK Thor Eor) omundscu. from Pensacola for United
Kingdom. put back TO Pensaco,s May 7 watcr'ogced.
BAuK Iurer. MApaR dab Cosmeil, from Pcusneola for
Hut grounded Pensacola bar and got on May ~ DAM
sge unknown
BARK RorALrsr (s ~ Quebec 9th from Leish, took nro
during the passage ana the cabin was considerably
damaged.
Bmia RockLANp from New York for Sydney. CY Is re-
owned by Co. Norh sydney. ana insured IN
Halifax Tor $1,000.
scuR WILLIS PursAw Of Csisis with cargo Of cus and
deck Load OF Kerosene from Boston for Halifax Ms vent
ashore IN Esstpovt NO. hrcv overheard the
road aud into Eastpcrt, Nav y Win four ecs OF
winter In her bo'd.
scna MAGGIE R,vyRs, Rivers arrived IN Mobile, April
Ho Jancro tho captain q his the mate aud
steward by the ycow fever aud ccupcllcd TO ship
fresh 2sa Of Mach. no buried two moro men ~
see who he'd died 9th malsdy On The vessers Or
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WHALEMEN.

Fisher. Hudsons Bay.
Arrived Barbados April TO- bark Perry Nickoruou of
Eogarto.n. With 40 bbis Also schr Fannie Byrncs'
Luce Nh, with % bbls sp. rhey coidea with
each other April at resuisiuG In the
TO tho Perry Of one whale boat and hoat materials
topaayard md bboom the displacement Of dmvts
sdc damaeo 10 boat bearers aldo boards and
Theirs were ample materials board to repair and so
would sail In few days Tho schr lost boat davis.
bead and ~ bnlwsrks amdships Could repair
In wpsk The accidrnt occurrcd during the night
caused By the bark's joboom catching into
ping lift Of tho schr's manboom.
Honolulu April g. iarks Pacific. Knowles NIB
Panama via Iii,o sailed 18th for Arctic llh Ess.
Murray DO FROM cruss. with 30 bps OIL ana snticd
18th Tor Arcsic Northern Light Meen a. from cruise
9th. paris fiunter B. cruise 9th.
General Earney Trpp Arctic 18TH Heien Mar. Bauldry,
Arctic.
letter from Capt Rowland OF bark Piatn. ct NIB. re
ports her at sea March 90 lat &C. with bbs OIL
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A RAILROAD MISMANAGED.
RECKLESS USE or THE CREDIT OF CINCINNATI
ny THE TRUSTEES OF THE SOUTHERN RAIL-
WAY

RECKLESS USE or THE CREDIT OF CINCINNATI
ny THE TRUSTEES OF THE SOUTHERN RAIL-
WAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI Ohio, May I, 1878.
The legislative committee having IN charge m In
quiry into tho management Of tho southern Railway
trustees brought out tho TACT to-day that the trustees
Of the road spent $500 900 more than thor
tract required them cxpcnd for rails Tor the
road. Tho evidence went TO show thnt their contract
might have boon cancelled the time the $4,000 900
grant was exhausted, but the trustees, without
taking advantage OF tho lapec Of their contract
depreciation IN price OF rails, continued their agree
me mt with the Cleveland Rolling NH, thus ontaiing
u loss OF the above stated amount on the city.
MoSKY USED TO INFLUENCE LxGisLArIoN.
During tho progress OF the examination "a Iormcr
member OF the CITY Council sworc that sonc 500 900
al appropriated from the city funds for tho
purpose OF influencing legislation In the state OF Ken
tucky apd aitcrward Mr. Alexander Ferguson, OF tho
Board OF Trustees testified that tho money paid by tho
Council was reimbursed IRON Tho funds IN tho hands
CT tho trustees THIS would Eecm 10 make out clear
against the trustees and give the oppoasnss o
the present management OF the road tho opportunity
Tor which they have been sceking-,o impeach tho
trustees anu remove them from Office.
THE TRUSTEES DOOMED.
Tho excitement over the Southern Railroad manage
mcnt continues undated, and tho almost
OPINION tnat tho trustees win havo TO either resign
or be leg islatcd Office boorc tho city will put
any more money into the road.
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Mobile. the EIvers ordered discharge 81
quarantine before she could allowed Mobile
which oeeted 20 By the and the vessel remains
nj Quarantine undchaged On Monday last the schooner
Was boarded ny OF thieves and pistol hight occur
red between them aud Captain Rivers and his cabin boy
one OF the thieves shot, but the
gang stole several sacks OF merchandise.
scHR RAISBow, Of Bangor wrecked Bailoy's Ialsnd
Hapswoli GU Saturday night Ia tog lies with mast Just
above water.
ScHR ALEXANDER WILKY. Bcachman. from Now Haven.
before reported at Little Egg arbor ashore ON
Anchoring Island Tue NJ with four feet water In
her hoto. having Knocked n hole in hor bottom
scJtR N NRwrNs from Mobile for Bremen. which put
into Newport RI May with loss OF water tanks &C.
sumed her voyage AN May 7.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10 oisse's schooner while being
launched on Saturday last rolled she wsys and IS
said to he DAMAGED rho stcrnpost. mad
pairs
sHIPBurLpIxG-At Damariscotsa, Me- Il Haggstt 4 Co
will build l5ooton ship. Work Will be commenced
once.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

.ASrn. March 2opa.scd. ship Messenger. Gilkcy from
Yokohama for New York.
gerald. Baltimore (aud sailed san Bas 24th
S..ns % E" Bs, apa ;ssa same day for
BARBADOS, April 2o-fn port. brig John swan. Rumba
Ssnacoa Apfii a7-ss'led .chr Louisa walsh MeD.id.
Uouo.ao,. March as-rn port bark Marlborough tBr,.
n1s a. E..s I.. S e
HALIFAX. May 3-Ceared. bark Hespcria (Br,. s,rom.
MlrAcurs. April 2a-Arrvcd brig Adelaide ssovcr New
tBr. Webster Liverpool tand proceeded Battimors
u.y Ss % ss. ss. ' sc. ys
ois.rn os L. np' s sG is s. Gland
AadS Warner: Lewis 70, rhadelphi"' ch"s Washing
'oc unsso %s, 10 5Srrv.d shin. Edward csrar. r
camppsIl. 0r:.nsek. Noraeu. Dronning sNor. ien.ch
.ss 'tSs'M Norris se s Bonn VS.,
Manson DO; oynosars lr, iia,. Newcastle; Fo,ssnhs
SS s.Se, rslss MAY ) .sp f Lake Ri. Do. slater.
IRON ss.sss Nay s-s.ii.a s.,s Nicola parp,r Boston
sanndors New Ye!t: IA May % g ii 30! return
smslsUsss. rs May ARRIVED bark Sea Crest tsr,,
Bennett. L~sss %. orders aqa ssss ,s i9 Nc. Ys.
Cleared an en RI "a. s,,l Kou''onc Londonderry;
vicroNiA April yskrrived. shlp Bclvsdcre, Jobnsos.
snn n. Gsrs' 'Do' ra~ee 10 z'n'
saSs April April ssp sies.on rn..eor San Francisco
tpxa STEAMER wrom~el
.uarssocK April ?essIlsd. wsidonsian O. Montreal,
ssnro os' April csss.ed Alee xiramieh, 10Th
L,ssaics Aorn 25zArriyed, All. Thorbjornssn. Bas.
sailed 2sib, syrinea, Payson. sheiburnc. MS Concur
Lr,Tn. April as-ss.ilcd. E.su. GobJoysn New Yors;
.sIIrIDs. April 25-Arivcd Won Setback lsey, Evcrs
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AMERICAN PORTS

ALEXANDRIA. May 6-Arrived, steamer Y knight.
Chichester. New York.
bosroN. Nay e-Arrived, sehrs Lncy Graham. Smith.
7,h.Arriyed. s,e.mos Achilles, Bacon Phss,dSlpha;
andun. Cobb. vhgipIs; Belle Hardy. Kelley, Baltimore.
Cleared Bark Conquest, Iiowes, BsrbA los.
Saiicd-SteM-nera William Lawrence, iIowes. Baltimore;
Besss rhIlsdsphls: bark. Emma Herman and Acse,a
pods. and Allentown Mils New York. Johns HOPKINS.
HaiIett. Bcston Halcgb Oliver. Wilmington, NJ; Tuck
dondcrrvi Adelaide, Bailey. Rio Jsnc,roi Mary Baker
tbr,. sprou. Londonderry schr Prescott, Mcrrman.
Curacao
Cicared-stesmcr. Austrian (Br,, wyne, Liverpool;
Walker tr, Dunscombc, Ailon Allentown. Mills. Boston
ship Oakland. Ecod Cork banks N,phvn ts,,: Bacon,
ta Susson. Waterford; Algeria tbf) toninson, Galway
Msnitou Scbicvo, Rio yancivo schrs silver wing, Hub
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN, May s-Arrvsd. bark Eo,us cior,, Bording
New York.
BrAcuY HEAD. son. park Grstia tNor,. Friedrich
sen, Pensacola for Rotterdam.
BARCELONA. Ma y1-Arrived steamer Franco (Sp, lido
ysea MOBILIZE brig Mcrcedta ,sp). Faoregas. Charleston
BREMEN May 6Sailcd. bark Johanna Marie Ger. Gus.
tavus New York.
BOMBAY May 7 Sailed, ship Alexander Vests (Br,
Dunbar. San Francisco
CARDIFF. May 7-saiicd. ship southern Cross. Hughes
Hong Kong.
CALAIS. May 4-Arrdved. barks Noah (Nor) ssivesen,
Pensacola st Lawrence Nor Larsen, Sc Msrys Ga; 5sh
Armons dtai), Fcde,c. New York.
CAERNARvoN. May 6-Arrved. bark Ircne (Br), Parry.
Savannah.
CALCUTTA. May e-saied ship Chapman tBr). Lewis
Boston.
DuxKRx. May 5--sailed. bark Fri (Nor,, ostcnsen,
United states.
Exyourn May 7-Arrived bark Balder csw,, wulf, New
York.
GRKKSocK May e-Arrvcd. ship Admiral Prinz Adulbert
tOer). Lobauer. Pensacola.
GIBRALTAR, MAY 1-Arrived. brig David Owen, Chad.
bourne Now York (beforc reported without date)
Arrived prior to 7th. brig Edith Hail. Thaycr. Now
Orleans. with mast damaged and loss OF sails
Passed Mas G. steamer Castaiia (Br>, Crngle. from
Sicily for New York.
HrLL May e-Arrived. bark Rvage Csw), Berguno vii.
min uon Nc: 7h. ship Asana (Br,. Williams. Pensacols.
Sailed 7sh. bark Mora, Patterson. Mramichi
nAvRE. May 6-Sailed. bark 5 Bogart (Br) Reynolds
Now York.
HAxpurc May e-Arrived bark Thorgny tNor,. strause
Wilmington, NC.
IPSWICH May 6-ssiled. bark .Amiczia UtaD Msreuro.
United states
LIVERPOOL May 2-sacd ships Borrowda,e (Br) Kelly,
Portiaud 7th Warsaw On Curry. Now York bark Alice
Cooper tBr). King, Delaware Breakwater.
LONDON May 7-Arrived, steamer AIsatia (Br) McKav
New York.
Lrirn. May 7-Arrived steamer Bosdicea fBr,, Smith
philadelphia
frsr~,cx May = Sailed, bark Chelmsford tBr, Tyrrel
New Yors.
Lasnos, May lAArrived, bark Aver tNor,, Drum Phil.
dcphia toeforo reported without dntc,.
NEwRY May 7-Saaed, bark Garigiisno dtsD. ssvsrese
United States.
oronro. April 2s-saled. brig Gloria O,ap, Basio.
United states.
PLrxourn. May cor bnrks caspari tNor,, syvrrseu.
York for Ssctsn.
PaurLLAc, May e-saed. bark Hsavund tNor) Uif.naso
Grom Bordoaux). Baltimore.
QuxEysrows, May 7Arrvod. barss Scottish Fairy (Br,
Wilson. Astoria; Paquercttc (Fr). Groundon. Boston
Also arrived 7th, stesmcrs Batavia B, Mouand Bos.
for Liverpool; Illinois, shackford rhi Tor do
spain tBr) Grace, New York for do; Scandinavian r
Richardson. Baltimore via halifax for do tand sll pro.
ccedcd).
RxvaL, TO May 7-Arrived ships Mary Riggs, Lang
don. New Orleans; Matilda. Carver. Charleston; barks
Bolivar Aus, oeromlch. Now Orleans; va,co do CANA
(Nor,, Andreasen, do
STOCKHOLM. 70 May 7-Anived. bark Boylesta tNor)
Aamcnson. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 7-Arrivcd. steamer Oscr (Gcr).
Ieist, Nov York Tor Bremen (and procccded.
TRIESTE. TO May 7sailed, bark Gulio (rtaD. Romano,
Nov YORK.
vALwrcrA April 25-Arrived brig @ Sweeney, white,
New York.
WATERFORD May i-Arfved, bark L weyer OGer),
Stop. Beaufort. Sc
Sailed 9th. bark Kate Br), Anderson. Philadelphia
YoxonanA. May 4-Saiicd. steamer China Fricl from
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ORANGE LODGE MEETING.

PITTSBURGH Pr, May Z, 1878.
Tho sixth annual session OF tho Snto Grand Orange
Lodge OF Pennsylvania convened In tho hall nj the
corner OF Diamond and Ohio streets. Allegheny CITY,
to-day. The lodgc was called 10 order by the W. s.
@. II. Brother William T. Armstrong. Among tho
prominent delegates present wcro Brothers Thomas
BicSnanc, y. q. Secretary; o. b. Grccr, q. NJ, and
James Irons, b. q. l. Treasurer IRON Philadelphia.
Business OF much importance transacted. The
lodge holds q continued session.
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Seame,. Salts. Dsstsnaaon
ALMANAC FOR NEW YURK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK.. MAY 7, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HYRALD STEAM YACHTS AND nShALD
wnrgsroXE TELEGRAPH LINE.
SUN AND MOON.

REPORTED nv THE uxRAL I'd STEAM YAcnrs AND HERALD
wnITEsroKE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Ts ss I'd,
non strong Winds 9Th fcs ana rain
s 's.Ss. !
and oussns nonn,s h With ma.s and
rs,.a as'''f In:
. ss"as Vi sa sSn " passed o.r;,s
s.. q r. % a
Ion 81 40 IUIso s,.m%. bSrs April "a and
a %;nd .: s xs. .s cS
had nne weather With occasional fog; .-n a ~.
,s. .s n p.ss%o f
Phelps Bro: Ss .s.n too . s:.s Si a..
savannah
s.en mass cbsre.s"n May with
" s,s.%cr kss"i.ssr po:ns. Wilmington NC. days.
i. I sSe Ola dominion i s.m.siO Co. x.-
y n .isn %a:s ssPss April
fasting - hour. sssy.. 10 days ofshe Banks
"lsn ss WA s days. ballast
sss I'd. c,o.sy Crosby c.raen.. days Nth sugar
20 ssr xm n's s vessel y Brett 10" 90
Pradsn. lrrj. Aet. 1as.nnas days. with sugar
q 8S S:y .is
ss % s,A
Brig sullivan of Boson yestcn Snsn. day. WITH
1 sn day.: with mSss
schr cry Of chosea Goodwin. Tampoo, with md'e to
senr Il h Riley Conn., cardcna. days with sugar and
Psarsa; vessel TO Abbott. May g. had heavy SOUTH
sehr " Lexington, Leighton Jacksonxillo days. win
sshI cheruSin. Lank. Jacksonville days. with lumber
t0 q Hunter Il Son. IL bound TO Albany.
sssr kSSsrt osat:r a bn.n W W',nn,:
of oms g 30
S1ns sbo.Ss MY
from Lsmsrcs which we're anchored tho
e''' PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE. W
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Glaucu. Bea.so Boston for New with mdse
sssamsr Weybosset, Bnnchara Boston baltimore
steamer Amos . Barstow. Kenny. providence for New
sssamer Delaware. Smith Norwich for New YORK
Fl. Fs nf for ss sSS
S M: York Fl Nov York.
for Nav
ss Sss Ss. S.sesf sss sss
seS Sr Mary Matt soraca ssoninston Tor New York.
sss. sis'iss1s svis:
sssr T Tssas Dawn: ts"dsa
schr j d Iagraham smith, Now Haven for Virginia.
schr Cora vangiider, vangider. Bridgeport for New
York. -, /. :,
sebr VIM Boardman. Walsh. Connecticut River for New
York.
BOUND EAST:
Steamer General whtn,t Hallets. New York for Bos.
ton. =. - :.
Brx Mary. Ann Palmer tBr). Mathews New York for
4 Schr Lookout, Haskins New York for Enstport. Nc.
Sour salic Ponder. Lincoln. New York fur Taunton.
schr Id. Decring, New York tor Taunton.
Schr amy Fern Eaton. New York for Providencc. -
schr Anoo Russell, Mchnfiey Now York for Portland
scnr ssilis Burton. Busby, New York for Stamford.
Schr A Pardce, Lewis. Port johnson FOR Providence
schr l. Hess, Davis Amboy for Providence
Schr W w Braincrd, Fitch Amboy for PrSytdonco
scnr Susan Il Nash, Nash. Amboy for Stonmgton.
Schr MIST Muncy. Philadclphis for Now Haven.
Sailed from anchorage MI tho HERALD Telegraph
station PRIOR 6tn instSchss Kcnda New York
ior Nowburypcrt; Nellie Clark, do for So John. NIB.
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SPOKEN.

ship otago. from Philadcphia for Belfast May lat
Ion 81 o..
Bark Goo N Barnard. from Now York for Antwerp May
e. lat 20 -. lon o. TO-
Schr Annie Bell OF Boston. MAY & so miles EsE of South
Spoal lighssiifp.
ehr II Jackson, bound south. date. lat 80 rs. lon
"a
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Steamer Nevada tr,, for L,vcrpoc; ship Loretta Fish,
San Francisco: harks Chigneco t3rJ usvre; Apirodo
aBr, BrIstoI vietoria (XorI Dnnkirk, tNor lyme
Dock vesuvps. shanghai; brig Rising Sun. barbados
Also esscamcrs stag tsr), for ayre wyanokc,
Richmond. &C; Wcybossct, -; ship W stctson Lon
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

shin otto a Antinc (Nor,. from TonsbcvR March "a
Bark BJorviken fNorj. irow Hull March 20.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. go.
IyOR SALh-sfOOF YACHT ARfADNE, N Y.Y.C;
cornpiet. and ready for Immediate
Apply In person. 10 I. A. STRANGE, " Greene g., Nov
York.
L1oR sALE-TIIR WONDERFUL CATAMARAN
Amnrylljs she viii sail 20 miles hour Inquire Of
Join MUM, Yacht Builder loot Court st., Brooklyn,
where boat can DO and tried
CTE<M YACHT FOR SALE OR CiIARTEa-4S FEgR
Donr. carries 40: saucp. fast and good
chpcry entirely new Address II. BDWARDS.
box 81 Post Office. Boston. Mass
MISC ELLANE OUS.
rryJ SWEEfaN fnE BREATH And PRESERVE ffiH
lteeth use BROWNS Csmphorssed ssponacious Densi-
frice 100
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NEWS


,ArEs or DEPARTURE rRon KEW YORK ron THE MONTHS
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HoLYngAp. May 7-wind n. light
PLYMOUTH. May 7-Wind w, light. nnc; baroueto,
2o7o
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svo e-whcn all Of the whsrvcs, crs tukhcads, clips.
docks aud basins belonging tho Corporation Of tho CITY
ork shall he the public use the said Board
regulate sutc 70 the approval OF tho Commissioners
OF the Sinking FUND, tic cnarges for wbarfa-o ana
age vessels admitted thereo, and subject
ator from time "a tmc but tuch
rates tho established BY law
pr vdcd that tho Of wharfage boats nvgnting
canals o tho state shall not DO increased beyond the
present established by law, and
Of the OF wharf and slip occupied ~
them shs he made and the said Board may subject 70
the approval Of tho Commissioners 81 tho sinking Fund.
appropriate any Of such whavc piers bukhcnd basins
slips 20 tho solo use Of special kinds OF com
merrc and NAV In the name and Tor the benefit
Of the corporation OF said city subject 70 the approval VI
the said Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund lcsc
all Of such property for term not exceeding ton years
terms, but not exceeding In the sgrcssto
twenty from the date the lease All leases other
than for districts appropriated aforesaid special
ercin interests shall be after four weeks notice.
he published In the Eu Record public auction the
highest bidder and shall contain such and
visions In regard TO appraisccnt NJ the
and OF each shall be prescribed and
approved by the said Commissioners of Sinking Fund
All leases made by said Board shall contain
cnants on tho part Of tho iessees TO make
ali ncedmi repairs about tho property
leased. aud TO maintain ard keep IN good cpnd
the property leased during the Of tho
case tho penalty of forfeiture % suc lease and
dam ages provided tnnt said Bcsrl may In their dserc
tion mako leases tanning covenants that the essees
shall keep IN good order snd repair NJ their expense
the planning. stringpieccs aud mooring pics Of said
vhsrvsa piers and bulkbesds. reservng 70 saia Depart
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Syc 5-when the plan or plans mcntoncd In section
have been adopted tho said Boardshn proceed
according said plan plane 60 make the sructnes I'm
alterations sDcciGcd In said plan or plans
Without with tho property rights OF
son. except far as may be necessary 20 insure tho
eafcty and stability OF tho wbarves, piers, buIw-
eads, basins clips so 20 be constructed. All
work dono under amt In pursuance Of said plan or
plans o otherwise, nnd all materials purchased or
furnished therefor shall DO donopurchascd furnished
by contract herein othcrw provided Tho said
expeud for repairs to said wharve piers and
bull kheeds and tho structures appcrtainng thereto aud
therwith and drcdpfns sums not excce
piece Of work aud materials used thcrip
without contracting therefor; but all work. so lar
ticabie when he done without loss shall be done
by contract aud work substantially one In s chnrac
ter al Al "a subdivtded.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-11-01
The Household.

COFFEE PoT.-A carelessly kept cof
fee por will impart a rank flavor to the
strongest infusion of the best Java
Wash the coffee pot thoroughly every
day, and twice week boil borax anC
water in it for fifteen minutes.
CoLD-wATER CAKE.-Three and a
half cups of -four, two of raisins, chop.
ped fine; two of sugar, cup of butter
a cup of cold water, the yolks of six
eggs, well beaten; half teaspoonful
each of cloves, cinnamon and soda, and
a little nutmeg.
CAULIFLOwER.-Put it to soak in
sailed water for an hour or more, look
over carefully, remove the hard stalk
and leaves; scald for five minutes; cut
into pieces and put into pie-dish; add
little milk, and season with pepper
salt and butter Cover the whole with
dry grated cheese and bake.
FISH CAKEs.-Pare and boil two
quarts of potatoes; put one pound OF
salt Goldfish in about one quart OF cold
water; let it come to boil; then pick
up fine and put in cold water again and
bring to boil; pour off the water, and
then mix the potatoes and fish well to-
gether; make into balls or cakes, and
fry brown with clear salt pork.
\ Coop OMELET.-AllOw to each ege
one tablespoonful of milk, sufficient
salt, pepper, and butter to season we'll
beat the whites and yolks separately
the whites to froth; add to the yolk.
the salt, pepper and butter: finally bea
all together and turn into hot butter
ed saucepan. The omelet is more palat
able when moist in the centre, which i.
accomplished by rolling it in the pan be
fore being soaked entirely through.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-11-01

Poverty is no bar to marriage, if
both parties are willing to work and
save.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-11-01

Prof. Arnold said, at the last meeting
of the American Dairymen association:
There is no timber like white oak
for butter 1t has very little sap, i'm
parts no unpleasant flavor, and in the
third place the grain is tighter than any
other wood These three reasons make
it one of the least Objectionable for
packing purposes. If the tub is prop
erly prepared you may use ash or al
most any kind of timber First soak
them in cold brine. You will thus soak
out all the favor of the wood. [ have
heated butter firkins with steam, in
sorting a rubber hose through hole in
one end of the firkin, and connecting it
with the boiler. The hot steam being
poured in, the wood will swell and the
steam will push its way through the
joints and pores By letting it stand
fifteen minutes the sap will be taken
out. But that don't do everything.
You want to fill the pores so full of salt
that the air cannot penetrate through
and act on the butter next to the wood.
But, by soaking them in boiling brine,
they become effectually saturated and
impervious to air. A gentleman OF my
acquaintance packed some in tubs thus
prepared in 1873, and kept it till 1919,
when it was good and sweet, and that
at the edge of the frkin was as sweet as
- v.,, .nvuboro"