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o, Kings Evil: Tumuls ulce, s, or Old Srrt.s:
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THE PEOPLES
MEDICAL SERVANT

DR.. R " Pierce is the sole proprietor and
manufacturer of the foregoing remedies, all
OF W hich are sold ty druggists. He is also
the Author Of the Peoples e nimon Sense
Medical Adviser, work Of nearly one thou
sand pages, with two hundred and eighty-two
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

BARK STEWART tBr), at Charlottetown which was
damaged by storm, has been repaired. and will sail
shortly Tor Great Britain with carg, Of oats
FOREST (of Annapolis. NSl Nichoson. ut Bridge
sea- head of the foremost broke and was almost In
mcdaely followed by tho iainmast swapping about eight
the deck tuing IL struck the boat hanging
at tho davts smashing In her side
SOM MARIETTA SMITH Preston OF Greenport IL carry
inu menhadcn from Montauk 10 Miles Co.'S fish oil ac
tory Charles Island night Of May % anchored
fell oil left her pit OF stones By which her centre
board nud~he was set to leaking They were
unable to keep her FREQ but by great to
haul her dock. where rho filed. he fish
taken out and steam pump procured by which she was
easily raised and amer reparing the centreooard she was
taken New Haven Principal item OF expense, tho cost
OF cleaning, which was quite job.
scrR X II WILSON (of Grscnport, LID. lepew. recently
sunk New York hsrbor raised ana repaired taken
to Greenport LII night OF oth aud when getting under
way morning the b sheet block flying about in the
wind hit Capt on tho head his knocking him
and cutting bad CASH. In falling Of
partially caught him and 40 MS going head lore
with had his wound dressed after which he
took tho afternoon train Tor New York.
QUEBEC, June Tho bark Ocean Phantom, which r.
Montreal yesterday dragged her anchor and
drfted down the bark Commodore al anchor in tho
stream Tho latter vessel received slight damage.
The ship City OF Richmond has gone into dock to have
her bottom stripped and recn mixed.
The bark Nelson has Into dock to repair metal
shenthfng
ing boon collision rcpsiring ages rcoading
cargo
snpDUrDISG.-A contract has boon taken by Mr. Roach
of Chester to build TO succeed yho Saratoga
the Saratoga with number Of cabins the deck
and will be completed In four months.
LAuNcHEDAt Ellsworth. Me- juno 5. from the yard OF
Master Ahrnam Lord small schooner Of about 90 tons
Lord j r tsushman, Whitcomb Haynes, II Murch &
Co. Capt x Grant who Is TO command her. and others
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COUNTERFEITERS CAPTURED.

Bogus trade dollars havo been extensively uttered
in Williamsburg duripg the past week, SO that the
police have received strict orders - look out for
them and tho parties passing them. On Saturday
night numerous parties along Graham avenue suffered
at the hands Of the mon, who worked together.
GU ndsman kclzer and Patrolman Fincgan no.
ticed a party acting qucerly, and after following
them some time took two IN custody shortly alter
midnight Az the Stage street station house one Of
tho bad coins found on them, though they had
plenty OF good silver. They gave their names as
William Ruble aged twenty-four years. OF No. ITO Fit
tcenth street. ana Edward Dunsoombe aged twenty
two years. OF No 40 Chcever place They are both we'll
connected and OF good family. Yesterday numerous
parties who had been vicmzcd called NJ the station
house aud positively identified them as the mon who
had passed bad trade dollars on them.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 9, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

nrPonrEp ny THE herald STRAIN YACHTS AND HERALD
wnTgsToxE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer England Br,. Ihomp.on Liverpool May 20 and
Hurst Arrived at IS PM, June lat 40 30 Ion q q
e es a sars g. oa q g.
steamer, Ssu nd same day IS 81 Ion IS 20. ship
''s ssssns s'T iiorrcs DO Mitchell Rio Jsneo Nav 10
had heavy sw to NV winds vita lightning and heavy.
steamer Xisyar. Curtis Havana Juno 8. with mdsc and
s.. =. ss~ fSss oa'eJ Jua N'x S
man IS. Of brighton ~. died suddenly and was
s..smer wyanote Couch; Rsagens, City Point ~, and
.s isy; Passed A%sS as N. . 4 6spo - q
s sSss 'ss: sy IN lou ''s 81. trade:
March T. nag sh 'Ssie' SPOKE seSi G s.ass Do
s% Fl . SH a a ~ 81 sen" 'Oo"'
BARK Esyal Alfred ,.f Lycrpoop. fsnss ,aeut.s i2e
Tut: 90. Passed Cape Of Gsel hope APRIL x.csnsisa
18th and crsssyd,he Lans.or nosh - lon ~ ,,
ballast Boyd Hinckeu. Anchored IN the lower Jay
BARK iicvsta tNor, 1ngcbrethscn. Bordcaux April Is.
In ballast 20 Punch. Eoyc Co. is anchored In Graves
San Lasl s"p rs.psa T,sps., 70 dnv, with
atk Emma l,b, zanudni, - Vincent owl % DAYS,
s..S Isssa rG,o S: Ss + :, d sy v ss
june q Ia, 81 So Ion ~ 20 passed vessels bottom and
barn Hancock. King C,cnfucgos 10 days with sugar TO
y Aviles 4 Co vessel 20 Mn,er lonEntgn p...
wster 10 days with sugar to Morgan Co; vessel to
Miller lfvnghton. Y.
bark Batavia sawvcr Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to
order; vessel 30 simpson C.npp a G.,,s .,,,
Bark Stlman u Allen, TAYLOR. hatanzas ~ days, with
sugar TO order; vessel TO v " Brown Co..
bark Morning star (:r Sisson - 1apo May and Guam
2o,n with sugar Brooks Cot vessel 60 Wayau
4 Cc
Brig Macassar DID, Lncue. Padang 100 days with ndsc
IN Passed Caoc Of food Hope Apr TO- and crossed
tho Equator May T. In Ion IS on.
Brs PearI, Brirtmap, Port SPAIN Trinidad. II days.
with su ar and meiassest 90 y irowbridge co:
Brig Favsrte, Irons Pointn Pire Quad, ~ days, with
sugar aud moasses 10 II Trovbridxe's sons.
Schr Belle Brown, Hunt - Purie Mart, 10 days. with
sugar to II swan Son vessel to HsvAnd Pressey.
Schr Gcvrxis sheppard Hail, Matanzus ~ days, with
sugar to Moses Tayler n Go.
Schr Hastings Chase. Elcuthcrn DAYS. with ffnit TO
VIM Douglas. vessel to u J Weinberg A W,
Lva Smith. Saunders rernardins 10 days. With
lumber. 10 John Boynton's SON.
sct Vim Todd, Wood. Fcrnandna - days With iunlocr
TO John Boynons Son. June Y OF Hog Island. picked mp
n vessels Eouse, apparently that OF steamer.
schr samuel Russell, smith Jacksonvc u days, With
lumber 70 Asop aud CLARK; vessel TO wsrrcn Rsy.
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WEATHER REPORT.
norYHvAp, June 0-wind sw. m ,dcrate: 1n,.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BrFSos AYREs. May 2-Atrivcd barks Jas Mccarthy,
Lewis rortisnd, Mos Nina sheldon Bigley, Nov York
4tl. Belle Ksith. Mcdonald do; James Peak Barnard
Savannah; Victoria tBr). Trmbe, Burrard Inlet: 9TH.
blanche How. Hussey PORTLAND, Me- Clara Eaton, Davis
Savannah.
Bn,rcswsryn, Ms. June a-Arrivcd. bark coneordia
HAvAxA, June s-Arrivod. steamer Csrvndclct. Bur
rowcs. Now York.
main.
Mosrsvipvo May io-In port. bnrks osceoa, sparrow.
iron Cardiff arrived 9Th Alice Campbell, aorhnm, from
ord Mary Jcnpess Oakes for England obert twc). for
Gaisop from New York. arrived Sh Francisco Abri sp).
Abr. Savannah via Pernambuca arrived Sth schrs Allie
nh from brunswick. arrived th Robert Palmer. Don.
nron. unc Manuel Cuxa. Baylcs. Tor Now York. . ~
MONTREAL Juns Sailed. steamer Clyde tBrJ. McMi
Ian glasgow barks Hawk (Br) Wilson, Queen. Ar
bu'ns Br) Ncol Abcrdecn Lake simcoe tBr) Sargent.
Cork.
ricrou, Ns, June o-Clcared. bark VIM yeo tBD. st
John Nh.
RIO JAssIno, May 12-saed snip David stewsrt tArg)
Wilson. ~ Thomas; barhs SURPRISE. Ayer New Orleans;
Lamentis Wr Pefsis, New York; 18th, big Flora Good
ate. Goodaie Baltinore Is,h ship Heca 3D. Austin.
Pensncor.
II pur, May TO- ships r II Thomas Nckeis, unc Ring
tr Norsn for san Ftnncic. put back l2t1 with SIN IL
pdx b,rrd b1rk< olive Thuriow Coibitt. from New
York arrived 18th; Gtma'ici. shaw. Tor baltimore
North star. Davies unc. Lverton. Barclay. do.
QuKBgC. June IL Arrived strip America, Anderson, Law
erpool bsrks Ancrt tBD, wish. Youahai; Terzo Nor
Rus, Liverpool. Marictte. UvrrEasrd. Barrow Brisda
tNcr, Olson, Bergen; Finland mon. Bjornstad, Fred
frckshsld
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Reniz Female Minstrels open In Boston to-
night and close the IN Brooklyn next week.
The company sail for Europe in September.
the European Museum. at No. 729 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, has interesting and instructive col
lection.
Herman Lindo, tho German reader OF Shakespeare
English, ma do his appearance as an English spenk-
ing actor Macbeth, az the Chestnut Street Thea
tre. Phiiad ephia, last week. HIS success was not
complete and satisfactory.
A, tho Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia this
week Mr. Harry Meredith, well known and favorite
in the Quaker City. makes his appearance In an
Irish pay called 'sTho Shamrock" Robert Enmet
Mr. Incredibly Is the hero, and the picce Is said 10
be Of higher order Of merit than the usual roaring
Irish drama.
The summer season at the Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia, begins attractively. This week "Ihe
Three Guardsmen" is TO be placed upon tho stage
with an excellent cas embracing W. f. Sheridan.
Lewis Jumes, Mark Bates. John A. Lnnc aud Miss
Annie Ward Tiffany. all members OF the regular stock
company OF that establishment.
Mcssrs Gammiii Scott. lcssees OF the Phadcl-
phia Chestnut Street Theatre. have Tor thrco years
endcavorcd TO establish 10 the Quaker
City first class theatre, Modelled upon the plan OF
WalIacks discarpg the star system and relying Tor
attractions upon tho selection OF good plays, hand
somcy mounted and rendered by strong, regular
company. II Is everywhere admitted that Messrs.
Gammill & Scott nave deserved substantial support
but ,hoy have received It, and they have closed
thor third without good financial result Mr..
Scott rctircs from the management aud Mr.. GammI,
with removed Efforts will conduct tho theatre next
season.
1t has been we'll said that the musical quack's sole
am bion Is to get hts pupil so that he or she can exc
cuto seemingly dirncult piece In such manner
that tho untu,ored will imagine 1t correctly done.
He then has living advertisement, which he uses tor
the sole purpose Of taking In fresh victims, and SO
goes on from month to month and year 10 year. ieav
Ing destruction every step. Tho pupils themselves,
or those acting IN their behalf do not exercise sut
acient amount OF in their selection OF teacher
An attraction s promised for Cape May this season
In the form q Of summer lectures, from
some OF leading statesmen and others, TO be de-
ivered under tho auspices Of tho Board OF MANAGERS
of the projected Now Jersey State Incbratc Asylum
tho proceeds 60 toward tho proposed institution
Invitations havc been sent TO Mr.. James G. Blaine.
Mr.. L. O. c. Lamar. Mr.. Roscoe Conkling, Mr. N. p.
Banks, General ". I. Sherman, General James Long
street. Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher, MIR. Wendell
Philips. Rev. stephen II. Tying, JE; John q. Whit
uer, Miss Susan b. Anthony, Francis Murphy. Mrs
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Daniel Doughcrty and
George n. Stuart. Some OF these have already ao-
ceptsd and most OF tho others are expected TO do So
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CALVARY CEMETERY.
THE RECENT IxrENsroS CoNsEcRATED BIZ VICAR
eENERAL QUINN.

THE RECENT EXTENSION CONSOLIDATED By VICAR
eENsRAL QUINN.
Tho recent addition sxtecn acres. three porches)
Calvary Cemetery which extend It's limits TO the lines OF
Grccnpoi avenue and admits OF grand entrance at
the hoad OF Gate street, Long Island City,
Grated yesterday by tho Rev. Vicar General Quinn
with appropriate religious ceremonies. Over nve
thousand people witnessed the exercises,
which werc announced to begin az four o'clock,
but owing tho length OF tho service In 81. Patrck's
Cathedral, they wero delayed for halt hour. Tho
impaiicnce Of the multitude was quoted, how.
ever, by tho appearance of the procession, which
wended IT'S way across tho cemetery from
the Inortusry chapel 10 platform and tenn
porary altar erected IN tho rear ground. Tho
Socoiy OF 81 vinccnt do Paul OF tho Cathedral carnc
nrsi, each wearing a small rod rosctte. Then
the boy choir, thirty strong. IN charge Of Father
holy water and ccnscrs camc next, tho Right Rov.
Vicar General In hrs golden cope, and nsnked by
Rcvs Fathers kearnoy and Joyce closing the process
sion.
altar we're lighted. and after the choir had chantcd
tho Il,auy OF the SAINTS tho Vicar General accom-.
panied by Rev. Father Kcarncy, made the circuit OF
the ground, blessing and sprinking ~ as he pro.
cccdcd, the CHOIR, who remained on the platform,
Singing tho "Miscreren rho circuit oaded, inccns Q
WIS burned aud alter appropriate prayers tho Vicar
General made pr,cf ndor,s lie said that the Holy
Catholic Church was very particular 10 consccraic
pround for the burial OF her chdrcn. ami none could
.. buried therein AT those VINO died In the fr,h No
person by voluntary act OF his own unfortunately
took his life pcfson, though thcy belonged TO
the Roman Catholic Church, who had committed public
crime and died without giving evidence 81 repentance,
could ve buried therein. Consccracd around in.
tended Tor the intcrmcnt OF those VINO IN Tho latin
consccraicd themselves These grounds said ne,
are added to tho cemetery as a provision Tor Tho
future, ana as ri abe past so Will ST. Pairick's
Cathedral In the future protect this resting
place for tho vast population OF New YORK
city. the last resting place OF msjorty
of you present IL IS their duty TO protect from
all kinds OF dissertation and all kinds OF Inconvenience
TO those whose friends are will DO butieu hcre
Tncy will also add 10 It's appearance until Il Is second
to no city OF the head IN the century.
The Lords Prayer, Ave Maria and prayer for tho
repose Of the dead, repeated in concert, closed the
ceremony, which occupied about one and q hall hours
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COTTON REPORT.

SAVANNAH, Ga, juno q, 1873
Tho following Is the report OF the Cotton Exchange
for the month OF May
GEORGIA Ono hundred and forty-scven replies
were received from sixty ons countioa Tho area Of
land planted In cotton ths season was slightly In
crease last year-say two per cont The weather
has been unusually 1no and favorable for the plant
Tho stands generally very good aud tho crop
days TO two weeks ahead OF last year. The labor
about the ms last year. both as TO numbers ana
efficiency Who're fertilizers are generally used the
Increase has been from ten 10 litecn per cent
last season. Tho present condition Of the crop Is
good. Tho spring early and the preparation OF
land for planting hotter than usual The fields arc
clear OF grass ana the plant u growing rapidly.
FLoRfDA-Thirty-two replies were received from
thirteen counties The area planted In cotton this
year was about tho Same last year. The spring was
cool and damp but The whole Tho weather has bccn
more favorable this season than last rho stands Of
cotton very good. 4pd tho crop in a forward
state than last year, PROBABLY AS much ton days
ahead. Labor Is good and about tho same In number
as last year. Little or forszcrs ever used In
this State. The present condition OF tho crop
promising The 1rst bloom this State this yenP
on May 49, and last year on Juno IL. THO condition
OF che island crop 10 not good usual; less
land was planted, and the plant In appearance s
days behind what II was at this date last year.
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mrablc features or the excursion the presence OF
a large band, under the direction Of Mir Arthur Bent
(he celebrated cornei soloisi) which performed
series OF popular solicitors IRON the best composers
ia connection with above concert IN tne ior-
ward grand saloon, under the direction OF
Mr.. Frederic lntrrpedi, IN which M:ssrs. Ncr-
man, Van Hontcn and A. g.. Nichols sang
selections from vogei, Cooke. Wells aud kreutzer
Master Charles Lowe played upon the xyiophone. For
the further convenience OF tho public lherc was ans
irbutcd among the passengers richly emoeiiished
map OF the Hudson, descriptive OF every locality and
tEe distances on either great river, want
that long been ielt by those who are IN the
habit OF travelling to and from the city. These ex-
cursions be continued daily during the summer
ms, when the hot weather comes VIII prove
a boon 10 our weary workers.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Juno e-sssd. bark Rsgna Cor). Eilortsen.
New York.
AMSTERDAM. juno 7-ssied. bark Emma Muller Ger.
Kading. New York.
ADELAIDE, to Juno S-Arrved. bark Leon Fr), Gcme,
San Francisco.
BREMEN, Juoe 7-saied ships INLAND t0er). Jsnssep,
Baltimore; Anna Ger. Bohme New York; bsrks oThyen
3cr. Jordan. Baltimore; Regina Tolck. Godfrey. do;
Chrstei icr, znke America; sandvik tsw), Hosstrcm.
do; sth. bark Pohono ORR. Mcdonald. do.
BARCELONA June s-Arrived. brig Goros del Mssmon
Csp), Mict, Charleston.
BoLpxnA. TO June s-Arrived. Nordstern, from -.
CRoxsrApr. to Juno s-Arrived. bark Kosmos tGer),
Bruins, New York.
New York.
FALMOUTH, Juno s-Arrivod, bark Annie W Weston
winsor. Yokohama
GLOUCESTER. juno s-Arrved, bark Mannheim Csw)
Olsen. New YORK.
Hull June 9-Anived. ships Annie II Smith. Bartlett
San Francisco via Queenstown BorEa Dutch. Won Dole
Pensacola tnot previously.
HAxsuRc. juno sArrivcd bark Tcmpar. Bsrsiets. New
York
Sailed 9Th. bark jas Psndlcton. Gilmore. New York
Ocean tGcr). vogt, do.
HrIvorr. June s-sailed, ship Sunrise, Clark, New
York. thrs'f
RIseRoAp juno s--Arrivcd, bark iona tAus), Ivanch
New York.
LIVERPOOL. June s-Arrivcd ship Virginia. Delsno New
Orleans; barks wayfarer (Brl. Thurber Gaivcston Geo
Davis fr) Hooker, Wilmington NC; 0th ship Momentum,
Foster, Norfolk; bark Hannah Dpdiey. Dudley. do.
LsnoS, to juno 9Arrivsd brIgtrcncrn,. Tracey, Nov
York.
Sailed TO Juno g. bark Tri sina trtap Romero, New
York.
MALAGA. to June s-saicd. brig David Owen. Chad
bourne. New York.
PLYMOUTH. Juno o Arrived, steamer Herdcr Ger.
Brandt, New York for Hamburg land procccdcd).
QUEENSTOWN, June o. rs M-Arved. steamer City OF
Montreal CBr, Fulton, Nsw York for Liverpool tand pro
cecdcd)
Also arrived 9th. steamer Ohio. Morrison, Philadelphia
for Liverpool (nnd proceeded.
ROTTERDAM. juno 7-ssiicd. ship LovIsc tSor) Butt
New York; bark vanadis tNor). Petersen DO.
WEATHER REpour.
norYnrAp, June o-wind sw. moderate. nn,.