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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-13
rHE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In ~
ferent Judiciary Ro,,,e Dit

feren' Judiciary Bodies, "'h
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUpaE co,
Thos. Fahy VS.. William Msnion q
tions overruled. ueposi.
John Rhul VS.. Joseph Ruhl, e 81
chsncery. Bond of j. T. Sulhy,r ID
dian, of Joseph Ruhl, with Tas'
kreusch as surety, was approved \. s:e'
court. =! Ae
Adjourned until court in courss
POLICE coURT-JUDGE cRA,vv
costs. Paid. " ND
John Smith, dlsorderly, fined s,,,
costs. Paid. Mt
VIM. AreenOught, for csrryings.la,,
shot, fined S. and costs. Paid '~og'
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affecting &cglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Notice to Holders of Ohio County
Bonds.
Wanted-Stuation as Clerk.
Public Sale Of House and Lot.
Porcelain Granite - Cummins u
Woods.
Washington Hall-Children's Home
Benefit.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
| on Nam street, two store rooms and
dwelling AT Nos. 900 and 2Ol1. The house
Is brick and two stories high. ! also offer
Tor sale the saloon in the room No. 2Ol7
Nam street. with all the fixtures, &c. This
is a good bargain, All on easy terms. For
mll particulars apply 10
JOHN SCHNELL, SR.,
Ialib No. Dolls Main street.
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Cheapest Bible Ever So,,,

See in another column an sjva,,.
ment OF Illustrated Bibles at as,o,;,t. sEe'
ly low prices. This firm is fully sSas'
do what they offer, and every or S', :, |"
has seen or bought Bible Of them y" I.
more than pleased with them. Tn a. ~
is first-class, and the Bible sen, - .'u
guarantee to satisfy the buyer. '" /
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Az old Baltimore negro who had emf
grated 10 Liberia years sgo, ordered 8
quantity of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup 8
short time ago, stating that although
coughs and cold were net frequent in
Africa, he would not like 70 be without
II in his family, % cts.
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PUBLIC squares are great blessing to
the community. We can say the same
Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, it ia the bsst
remedy for the cure of all diseases Baby
hood has to encounter. Price only rs
cents.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

In THEPEoPLE'SB BANK BUILD kzx
/ ING. i.S
Rooms in the Peoples Bank
Building are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given i'm
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city for sleeping
rooms or Offices.
ia3h THOS. O'BRIEN, Agt.
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FOR RENT.

rVHE STORE ROOM AND Dwell ~~A
L LING, No. 1868 Main street, now Ti,H
occupied by II. J, Schultz as "a shoe
store.
The store room aud dwelling No. 1888
Main street, one of the best dry goods
stands in the city.
Possession given April LIST. For further
particulars apply TO
2. KENNEDY,
ianS or 1859 Main street.
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JACKoNET edgeing At 1. 5, 81, $ and 10
cents, and very wide, good work on 200,
cloth at Is, 70, and % cents, NJ & G.
ROth's, the Centre Wheeling dry gooi.
house.
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UumAi1able Matter.

The following letters are held at the
Wheeling Postoftice for necessary
stamps:
b. johnson, No. IL Alley Is, city; Miss
Lizzie Foster, No. 2l29 Main street,
city; Tim j. Guile, city; Mrs. Z. Jane
kimmell, Chambersburg, Pa.
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Mill HENS.

Messrs John q. Kelly and Fred Ritter
of the Belmont delegates to the Tariff
convention at Pittsburgh last Saturday
returned yesterday.
The Riverside mill closes down to-
night until the 4.h of March.
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By Mr.. Boring

Resolved, That the gutter on the South
side of Sixteenth street scross McColloch
street to the HempfeId railroad be paved
with stone distance OF about thirty feet,
also said street 10 be mscsdamised the
same distance with lime stone. Refer
red to the Committee on Streets, Alleys
and grades.
By Mr.. Boring
Resolved, That the holes and ruis on
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.Co.r.e ofIecturcs Arranged.

The Wheeling Library Association
have concluded to establish course Of
lectures and concert performances in this
city. The Association has entered into
correspondence with the best talent in
the country for this purpose
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
~ ing, one mile west of Bridge &zA
port, on National turnpike, contain L.H
ing nine rooms and bath room,
stable, carriage house and wash house;
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
OF young fruit trees.
Apply to First National Bank, Bridge.
pori o. taljva
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FOR IL Emf.

DOOMS IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building Will be for rent 10y JanG-
airy LIST. Persons desiring good business
room In good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
/. ii. WILLIAMS, Sec'y,
decsh At Franklin lns. ONCE.
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Having removed my shoe store 10 No
Is Eleventh street. Immediately in the
rear of the old stand, would respect.
fully invite my patrons and the public to
call at the Little Shoe House Around tho
Corner. JERRY CLEMENS,
No. Is Eleventh stree,
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
IL Wheeling Island; price from 500 To
$500 each. Only One-SiXth of the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
Iuvnts, with Interest. Apply To
JOHN L. GlLCHRIST,
ocDh AT Top Mill.
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FOR RENT.

rHE OPERA HOUSE STORES -
| and bar room Tor rent at reason- iiaaiE
able terms. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply at the Office OF the Ger
man Fire Insurance Com pany OF Wheel
mo- dec24h
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TEN barrels very fine and swas, Il
vsna Oranges just received BY \ SCH
1919 Market street. 4-N
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FOR REIT.

fNHE OLD HOHE HOTEL, ON ~
east side OF Market SquSre, at iGaS
present occupied by Ge,tge sch war;
bach. This is an old and Iopular business
stand. Possession given april LIST. For
particulars apply To GEORGE HOOK,
dtr.Ih gS7 Market street.
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FOR RENT.

EIVE ROUMS AND BATH ROOM, GAS,
4 hot and cod water; on second floor OF
No. - Twentieth street. Enquire at
MRS. L. B. YOUSG'S,
tebih No. - Twentieth Street.
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FRIEND Il Son, 10 reduce stool a.,
selling their entire stock of furniture -
cost for cash.
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AT the REGISTER office, AT 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
80 degrees above zero. Cloudy.
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MODEL bust embroidered corse,s only
IS cents, 3. g. g, ROth's Center Wheel.
Ing dry goods house.
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FOR RENT.

TNHE LARGE BRICK DWELLING
corner Eofi and sixteenth street, late
~ occupied by Edward Reid, Esq. House
has all modern improvements and in good
repair. Poss- ssion April LIST. Enquire at
CUMMINS Il WOODS,
ieb6 lli2 Main Street,
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Purker's HnlI

A FULL line OF dark and ligh, c,I,,,.
just received, at &. q. Roth's ''i
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There will be a meeting to.nich,
which Messrs. Cracrsft, Noble and o,E.,
will speak. ''"'''
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M A n III N -
capital RESTAURANT,

80. II55 Market ST., is the only first
class Restaurant in the city. IL is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms for
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, com bined with the
best Cuisine that can be found In the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, and
serves IL up in manner uneXcelled In inc
country. He can b. relied upon always TO
urniSh everything firSt-claSs. jel6
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|. BLUM & BRO,

Bleached Muslins very cheap
L. BLUM g. BRO.
Dress Goods at cost TO close.
L. BLUM s. BRO.
Black Silks at wonderful low
prices. L. BLUM & BRO.
Ready Made Cashmere Suits.
Il. BLUM s. BRO.
81 so for Black Silks worth
81 so. L. BLUM l. BRO.
Travelling Suits and DOImans
L. BLUM t. BRO.
White Spreads and Table
Linens. i. BLUM & BRO.
FIanneIs at Cost: e
/. BLUM s. BRO.
900 WOrsted Suits displayed.
i. BLUM s. BRO.
Odds and ends at half prices.
L. BLUM " BRO.
Bargains In every depart
ment at i. BLUM s. BROS,
liO4 Main street.
J.. S.--READ LOCALS. fell
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SAVE money and buy furniture :,
cost for cash at Friend Il Sons
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Removal,

JACKoNET edglng very cheap a Gee
q. Roth's, POO Main street.
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CARDINAL Red Corsetj only 81, ste.
q. Roth's.
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NO CURE-NOfEE!I;;:$=$ E;

tai ~ E-t wstiszsgs s.rss, Csess - Us.t.4.1.
herysn. DebIIity. a. Ls.t Msakes4. 1890. $780,,
s1-ss. ". d. Il r.isAt< II - E<f<z ssseoi .sl
N.Y. 10 ~ isrrst pn.r-e 10 ths Ifhs - -
k,fy esssss-ses t~ passss- 50 my c-.s n.EIre
kIAgE GUIDE. rs 49, als.,rssst- ~ y -
~ GD<.s .n1 CFrela ~ laSa4s iAf<IsstSs a.
sl.lza ks- a. ao.fz.. al. h.1.LAs bs-z.A. fiA W
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FURNITURE a. cost Tor cash at Friend
IL Sons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-16
NATIONAL ACADEMY SCHOOLS.

The lecture room OF the Academy OF Design was
well Allied last evening by audience OF students In
the Academy schools, and their friends assembled for
the annual distribution OF the prizes A. little aftor
eight o'clock the President OF the ACADEMY Mr. Hunt
ngton delivered address to tho students In which
no expressed great satisfaction behalf OF
the council and congratulated Professor wiIlmarth,
the OF the schools, ana the School Commit
the progress made and the sound condition OF
tho schools. AT the conclusion oil the Prcsiaent's
address tho distribution OF prizes took place. Tho
following the successful students:- School
First prize, Suydam Medal tsiiverL J. Decker;
second prize, Suy dam Medal bronze I. X. Nero,
hoporably mentioned, 1st Culmer Barnes; ID, James
Kinsea; 81, ii. q. Thomson. Antique School-First
prze The Elliott Medal (silvcrD James Kinseila; sec
ondprize, Elliott Medal tbronzeI, LAURA Oprcr; hon
orably mentioned, lst Ferdinand Joergons I'd, Quo
woIn; sd, Edward Gronet; sth, NJ. ID. Stiles; 9th,
Mary X. sands.
Alter tho distribution OF prizes T. L. Merccn, In a
neat speech on behalf OF tho studcnts presented Pro-
lessor willmarth with nne clock, artistic IN design
Amer this ceremony was over the sucents held their
receptions IN their workrooms on the ground floor
Dancing, supper and some singing by quartcS
formed the attractions OF tho evening
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sehr Collier. Cox. Haiowell. Me. for New York
sehr Jesse Knight Warren. Prospect Harsor for New
sssr Alice III, Ba;:ss Gsoss.swn 70, New york
:. schr Ruth Hodgson TORY. Rockiand. Ne. tor New
sehr Rcd JACKIE. Kendall. Rockiaud. Mo. for New
York =,
York
Sen, has5. s,y.ns S.,ana 10 tor Sey Ysg
sehr May Day Phisnder, . George Ne. tor New YORK.
!s xii.y ss Gsess .' Tor New York
sh Frank . Hs.aa Lssse 70, ~ Me Eon Ya
scnr J Kennedy, Pomsroy. Ellsworth. Mo. for New
sehr westeroo Whitaker. Ellsworth Me. Tor New York
sehr Olive Branch Whitaker. Ellsworth. Me. for New
sehr Axsnora Hu.shnss. EIlswor.h Ne; 70, New York.
ssSr Taws sassi. ro;.sna. Ms. isr New YORK;
sehr george T rrgs. Canon. Gloucester Mass for Nov
sehr Z . smith x,xood Tsantsa for asorgssovn. PC.
ssSI s%i.s i sni ss. s.% sssis.a New Sss
AS:ss =. fss 81
ssSr III: ss,.n'gs ,9yiasnss 'S New york
sehr Terry or.on. Proyidsnes f9r New York vors
seS s gs%ps.s. ssrse.Sir ssn fsSdsSes
ssh o To- ssS mSf
scnr k N CLARK. Rowland, Providenee for New York
S Ses ssv
cyns as York
Schr Henry May Hatch Providence for New York.
Schr Black Diamond Goldsmith, Stoney Point tor NOW
York
Schr Elias Ross. Lewis. Pnwtnckct for New York. .
schr Sam Weller Brockway. Connections River Tor Now
York.
Peter Ritter Dickinson Connecticut River for New
York. . ,
Schr r q Russell Rankin Portland. Ct. for New York
Schr Zuiete Kenyon. Buck gham Portland CT for Now
York
Schr Joseph Hall, Rogers, Portland Ct. for New YORK.
chr ; Ross, Portland. Ct, for New York.
Schr A q Pease, Albee Portland. CT. tor New YORK.
Schr Warren Gates samper. Milestone Point Tor Now
YORK .
Schr Mary Emma. New London for New York
schr Horizon, Cantfeld New London for New York.
Schr A G Noyes, Baker. Now London FOR New York
schr Reading KR 40 A. steers Hartford for New York
schr madagascar Robbins. New Haven tor New York.
Schr Orispt, staples. bridgeport for New York
Schr ID sawyer. Cummings bridgeport Tor New York
Schr l. A Iollrs. Wells, Greenwich Z, tor New York.
schr s.ie Ponder, Lincoln. Greenport for New York
Schr George Page. Young. Grcenport LII for New York.
schr Dean Thrascher lireenport Ii. for New York
schr George Edwin Fowler. NoTthport. IL for New
York. . 0
schr So port Lewis. Mort hport. III, for New York
schr Copy, West, Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
sehr Fannie Hammer. Brooks New York for Nantucket
schr Matte Lon Wright New York tor Hartford.
John Hayden Hayden Philadelphia for Hartford
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Miss Bcebe followed with the song "Praise OF Spring.
by Taubert, giving as an encore the MAID O. Dun.
dee Mr. Roberts next recited "Ihe bewitched
Clock" and gave comic song In answer 10 an encore
Miss Adelaide Phillpps sang the ARA, "Nob Signor
and gavo comic song IN answer To an encore. Tne
drs, part OF the programme concluded with the song
"wheres My Lovctn by Mr. Nilsson
AT the beginning OF the socona part OF the enter
tainmenl President Switzerland delivered snor, 40
dress He that this term closed his sixth year as
president of the Teachers Association. He had been
again elected by vote l.02a out OF the o53 ballots
cast. Miss Sarah y. Buckalew. he said, had been
elected by the remarkable vote OF ,o5l After re-
counting tho progress OF the association Mr. SOUTH
eriand continued the announcements for tho second
part OF the entertainments.
Ii opened with the duetL s'The Wanderers Night
Song" (Rubcnstcinl by Miss Beebc and Mr.. Nilsson.
Mr Roberts next recited 1.-THE C'rrect Card" which
was much appmuded. Mr. Nilsson sang the song en-
titled .sFolly," aud Mss Phillips Gounod's hover
song in s.Faust.n Mr.. Roberts followed with mo
recitation, "A Piece OF Red Calico, which provoked
much laughter. He was cncored and recitcd another
comic pdece "The Burial Of Mrs. Pigeon The
exercises closed with Schuberts Screnade, sung by
Mr.. Jameson, and yerdi's duet from 'Jrovasore,"
sung by MES Phillips and Mr. jameson
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BELOW.
Bark Frdso (Sor) Tclleiesen IRON onaeur April 9.
CLEARED.

Steamer Bothnia tB, McMickan Liverpool via Queens
steamer sehosen Dutch. Wis Rotterdam Punch
steamer Labrador trr. sansier, Havre-Louis d, Be.
siosmer Esaa Br, Ferguson. KINGSTON. Jacmel and
steamer Herman Livingston, Dassess, savannah-Mur-
sie.mer Geo W Clyde. croweli, charlesson-J W Qnin
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Fanny cadwaiiader, Clark, Baltimore-wm
steamer g Biddle. Davis. iiadephia-Ja mes land.
ship Joseph Spinney Jordan San Francisco Simon
rsas q,;s an'o'ns s' ounder''n Philadelphia
Barn L.sona INor,. Terjesen Queenstown Falmouth
Bark ingof NOR. Knudsen. Cork or Falmouth for
BARK inss Nor. oissn Cork or Falmouth for ordsrs-C
aa e r's Cork
Bark Epi Ans Adamets Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark Conqustatore dtaD. Lauro. siigo-Funch, Edyo
Bark CASTILLO Dragone dtaD. schiannno Rotterdam
Bark Emma CBD, Hamiyn. Antwerp-Boyd 4 Hineken.
Bark Aef (Nor) Christensen Aaiborg Punch. Edye 4
Bark James Duff, tBr). Murphy, Bordcaux-Boyd 4
Bark Fairy Belle (Br) Gardner valeneis Psndergast
Bx s.ans ss.' a E.s:r HP"a csS.;s
Brig Johsnnn Nargarstns 1Sor), Rasmussen. Dundalk-
brE Apollo tSr,. Be1.s. Li.oe orb r Buck ! Co
Bns Daniel rrowOridse, Rogers St Pierre. M.rs-D.nie
Trcwbridg re Co
schr Cecile. Ponder. Pcrnambueo-..tisi Abbott
Schr Carrie X Woodbury.. Woodbury.. Laguayrs-F II
Smith 4 Co.
schr Joseph Oakes, Parker, raJardo, PR II Smith
Co.
Schr Yosemite. Chase. Ponce. Pr dc Rivera 4 Co.
Schr Ann w Collins, Hardcaste, Montcgo Bay. Ja-
G Vessels.
scLr Louise Van Brunt, Tooker. Curacao and Cien-
fuegos-J amos A Van Brnnt.
schr Il A DO Hart. Farnham. Aux Caycs-A Nones Co.
Schr William Douglass. McIndoe, Barncon-B J Wen
berg 4 Co.
schr Hattie Smith. Lee. Nassau. NP-B Weinberg q
Co.
schr W II MAILER. Patterson. st John MA Heney
Schr Ridwewood. johnson, Georgetown and Pot Buf.
SEE ID Hnribnt Co.
Schr Clara Van Glider, Brown, Baltim orc-Wm
Chalueu..
schr Maggie A Champion, Mnrts Wilmington, Del
Slaght, Bailey Co
sshr Morales. Eidridgs. Boston--Miner 4 Ioughton
sehr Expedite. Stepp, Hartford -Racsett Bro.
sioop Humming Bird. ruttlc New London-Gergs a
GermAnu.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Al tho regular meeting OF the Board OF Education
yesterday the resolution offered by the COMMITTEES
the Normal College appropriating $io.572 Tor add
lions and repairs 10 the training department build
ing opted. The report OF the CITY Supcrnicnd-
ent for tho month OF April was read. o the 3i7
classes examined the instruction In los found to
been excellent; in Ill, good 10 six fair, and
Indifferent. On April IS an examination vas held on
tho scnooisnp 81. Msrys and pronounced satisfactory
Tho monthly rcpor, Of tho principals showed that
number OF pupils on the register OF the grammar
schools April 80 was TO- $50 and the attend
aBce during the month vas l09.l7S. The report also
showed that 81 children were refused admission in
various schools owing to want OF accommodation.
The Committee on Bylaws Elections and Qualinca-
tioEs reported that as Grammar School No n In
The nineteenth ward was riotcd, owing To the
Illness Of the Jsnitor with contagious disease that
the amount OF money deducted IRON the teachers
saIsres consequences OF the closing ne refunded ms
the fault was not theirs. The report was adopted
The Committee on Bylaws and Qualifications decided
that II could not concur with the application Of the
Committee OF Arrangements vi the Grand Army Of
the Republic Tor such action MS would enable the
pupils oi the public schools 10 unto IN tho obssrv.
sncc OF Decoration Day, SAID objects not being within
the jurisdiction vi the Board Inc committee, how
ever recommended that the children send flowers Of
tben accord. Commissioner Wheeicr's resou-
lion that Commissioner Dvwd b. appoint ed TO serve
ON the Committees rtce Commissioner Boil, now
sent 10 Europe. was adopted.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Watson. OF tho Canard steamer Algeria, from
Liverpool Opt voss Of the Hamburg steamer Leasing.
John DeaKn Of the steamer City Of New York,
from Vera cruz and New Orleans have thanks for
special meteorological observations made In connection
with the HERALD Weather Service.
STEAMER MARY WAsmscroS is sunk at Fredericksburg.
Va and les IN ~ let wsss low saa y 'ss AZ MN
small. probably 81 90 to $1,000
BANK Lu,ci MAnnr u..D from Pensacola for Hull be-
Injury. aad was 10 proceed to sea Nays
BARK MANY JAM tBri. from Pensacola for Greenock
which put into Key Nest Jan In distress stripped
marsh i for ssiS 50
Il 1871 s"s S. a is s M :. 1.
port. he: been sold on bouomry bond by the United
statos Marshal At $500
B.ax Jas w.o from y's,s T The, ssns from the
BANK JnssY Csor, Olsen. Halifax May II from Lv-
erpoal tyst iorctQpgsllantmast.
sem Cisx oanrar Wilmington Del for repairs. was
run rhar,day ~. while .nchor IN the river ~
time both Vessel. we're considerably Damaged
yas Hacked s, Of ns ,oe biz sTp,sa
oa for sda ef CARGO $40 tons Of coal as per manifest
sold ~ cents per ton tod Chesiey, OF aye.
Sem UsioS tom Calais with lumber. arrived At New
port, ri, May H. for orders. In sleaky condition
scun JuL,A BAKER. from Bath. which put Newport
ri 14sh opped her leak orning Of 18th aud proceeded
20 Philadelphia
scnm sAL,rs KAY c3ms.ser) won, ashore morning Of
we'll M on ,1e beach good tho wrcckes
expec, her "a when tue weather modera,a she 10
In ballast.
scns cnAs HASKELL fisherman. Of Giouces,cr be'oro
reported having p,s into Newport with orem''he'd
scum q llolpwS OF fremont, Me- while loading ~
windsor Ms drivcn aground 18th Inst. aud lies In
dangcrous position
vrsssI Of iron, 500 70 passed Aprii IL
IN lat Al ~ Ion - % W. bottom up apparently but
a short time In that condition. tier bottom wss cop
psr painted she looked like North American built
vessel
HsL,ya1 May 15-Bark Magnolia Of South Shields oes
tons John arden from LISBON for Quebec
with ballast stranded Msgpilien Islands She will
total loss Crew saved ana their way To Hail.
tax
NoaroLK May Is All the steamers detained here and
The regular New York and Baltimore eft this
sfernoon on time.
oufnEc May Decentralization has been received hers
that tile khp Mavfower foundercd in the lee at Health
Point. Articost, the 6tn VI April the captain aud
were saved.
san FRAscsco. May $40 news has boon received FROM
scht aab aud IL u the general Impression
that the vessel bottom up by the bark Alabama Was
the missing vessel
Lsuycugp--The new steamer Nahnnt previously no
between Boston and Nshant. launched
May ~ from yard ~ Pierce Montgomery Boston.
A schooner Intended for hay and liver and
named Two Brothers launched Vallejo Cal 9th
She will about 100 tons and about $4UOO