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TTIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE OF -
II 49, - = - 90. a'.l,s' !
MINERAL WATER
BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.


/ will sell ut public auction, On SATURDAY the
3oth day of November, 1878, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at No. south Fifteenth street, between Main and
Cary streets, the following PROPERTY, to satisfy
distress. warrants In my hands in favor of john
Perry ps. F. j. Reiey:
Q LARGE COPPER SODA-FOUNTAINS.
l SODA-G ENERATOR and FIXTURES COM
! BofTIING-TABLE,
/ NEW BRICK FURNACE, Il
/ NEW SIXTY-GALLON COPPER KETTLE,
l VlNEG Jar GENERATOR,
l SP1CE-MILL. f..
/ UPRIGHT OFFICE-DEsk,
Part of q barrel of WORCESTER SAUCE,
Large number OF Whiskcy, Wine, Ale, and Soda
Wafer BOTTLES;
l. Lot of VINEGAR,
STOVE and PIPE, -.-- -
Lot Of SHELVING.
BATH-TUB, COPPER MEASURES.
Lot of IRON-BDUND EMPTY CASKS: &c.
TERMS: CASH. L. l.. w HiIiSUtn
POSTPONEMEST.
The above sale was POSTPONED by consent Of
ali parties interested until THURSDAY. December
o. ~ o. u IL o''o'S ~ Il L. WHITING, II. c. CIR.
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LIVER AND FEVER PAD.
CURE BY ABSORPTION.
A NEW ERA in MEDICINE.

THE HOLMAN LIVER AND AGUE PAD AND
ITS AUSILLIARIES.
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATESeEM

THEAP FREIGHT RATESss[s.
W BY THE Gsssseslxs&
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at II N. and SATURDAY at 1 p
III. Through bills Of lsding signed to al Canadian
northern, and western points ri low rates.
n. Il. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fee Twenty-secon6 and Dock streets.
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rATUREss REMEDYl

TpLACK HARNESS SOAP, for cleaning,
I'D softening and hacking hasness, carr iots,
A. Soid hw Yns 90 ~ t. WAS9N ER, Druggist.
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NOTICE

All persons having forfeited pledges will call and
renew or redeem the same on or before WEDNES-
DAY the 4th instant, as 10 exceptions Will ne
ni"Ioct ' ..-- A. HARRIS,
LJnSH. Pawnbroker. A.
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Editors OF Dispatch: Please give this
little poem place In your columns and
ohlige a SUBSCRIBER.
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ABSORPTION SALT.

OUR INDICATED ABSORPTIVE PLASTERS
AND INDICATED BATHS.
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DOR RENT,
Z THE HOT SPRINGS.

GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS. 10
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Exchange Hotel. ard on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
The limited tickets named above are on sale only
Mt Carriers S26 Main street, and Exchange Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth;
Eewbern, Washington, and Tarboro; y. g.. ana AL
landings on Tar river: Washington. -. C.. IamD.
tom and Eastern Shore OF Virginia. ana regular
landings on James river ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tireIy rebuilt and refiirnishcd in an elegant and
costly manner. and Is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer tlat las
RIM on this route for many years.
l.. Is. TATUM superintendent.
9O3 Main street ana Rockets.
NprfpE
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OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENCE.

bermuda. April 10, 1873
The cargo of pitch Pine exbriy Trcuentels tGer).
(which arrived this port Feb from Doboy
Ga. Liverpool and abandoned sold March ID has
been sold the British government.
Brig Nimble tof Swansea. tng). Clay, from Beaufort,
sc, bound to LIVERPOOL OF phosphate anchored in
Murrays Anchorage nth inst anu reports having expert
cnced heavy weather which tmbcrs and buwarks
on both sides. Is repairing.
Schr Attavela tof Ellsworth MOL Murch. from New York
Barbados with general cargo arrived this port
18th Captain reports New York 9th and
9Th 10Th experienced heavy weather which and
damaged rigging and sustained other damage. Is repair
ing.
Bark Kerdalia Nor) Olsen from Leh in ballast for New
York, anchored in Five Fathom Hole l4th inst Called
obtain medical aid tho captain who was Sick pro-
cceded nth.
Bark Continental (of Baltiinore). Upper from Bruins
wick, Ga bound to Rio Janero with cargo Of pine um
Der, arrived this port 18th inst. Capt reports left
weather with heavy the wind from 4, and carried
ruddcr head. Rugged temporary steering gear by
Tie heavy wcather TIL tho an and wind going
to the W. headed vessel OIL tho coast but compelled
moaerated little and kept on Tor Bermuda Vessel also
suffered loss Of sails and somo rigging Is repairing and
Bark Monarchy sr, Poarco which arrived Jan 10 nom
New YORK Tor English Channel tor orders, has finished
ii her cargo been reloaded she commenced to leak
The carg WINS on one sde vessel listed and leak
balance cargo being put II expected the
vessel will sail In five or six days:
from New York for Gibraltar orders and abandoned
sold at auction 9Th ns hull and materials al,sed f135
OF petroleum. In cases.
BRIG Tropc Bird which sbsndoncd sold at auc-
sch Uncle Tom and sold at suction 81 this
port . short time since. Is now being rehtted.
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FURTHER TESTIMONY IN A DIVORCE SUIT
EVIDENCE ON BEHALF OF THE HUSBAND.

FURTHER TESTIMONY IN DIVORCE SUIT
EVIDENCE on BEHALF OF THE HUSBAND.
PorGHKEErsrE, April - 1878
Tho divorce case OF Maria Louisa Rcss against
William Ross camc up again to-day before Referee
Fowler. Tue first witness Nora HerricK, OF Hyde
Park. girl eighteen or nineteen years OF age.
She has lived in the Ross family seven
months. She was examined by the defence,
Mr rnorno questioning nor. Shc testified that she
heard Mr. Ross speak angriIy 10 Mrs. Ross, but
heard the latter speak angry to him; once, when he
from New York, between eight and nine In the
evening, Mrs. Ross wont to tho door when Mr. Ross
knocked and tuia.ed with him for coming homo
without notifying her. saying his room torn up
and filled with flowers, and told to go away she
wound set the dogs on nm, that sho had no
place for him TO sleep; he replied ina,
could 60 back again; witness had seen tho dogs on
tho sofa covered up with afshans and on the lounge,
dogs about, and Mr.. Ross said they made II very IN
pleasant Tor him; witness had often heard NE;
&c; ,Ir Edwards. the hosticr, uscd 70 come to
the house at times and stay all night; Airs.
Ross bought witness now dress 10 como 70 me trni
with witness always had enough 10 cat IN the house,
once Mr.. Ross gave her pile OF dry goods biiis 70
take TO Mrs Ross to ndorso correct" on them. but
Mrs. Ross declined TO do So because, as shc sau shc
coudu't tell whether they correct or not heard
Mrs. Ross frequently call Mr. Ross namcs IN the pros
Of tho servants and childrcn.
MRS. ROSS CALLING NAMES
Ann Flanagan the witness. She worked
In Ross family Six or seven years of and on as
washer ana ironer; she had heard Mr. Ross speak
hastily to Mrs Ross, but not angry, ana had heard
Mrs. Ross call him "a Dig dcvIl-a bsar; and then
adaed II felt sorry for boh; she never saw lack
Of provisions III the house Mr. Ross always ordering
what needed; at FIRST snc didn't think he WAS
quite so good Mrs. Ross, she said, irritable
and sometimes witness thought hor mind WIS I'M
paired.
TRowEL THROWN.
William Moore testified that ho worked two years
for Mr.. Ross taking care OF horses, &c ono morning
Mr. Ross told him to put some Ice in refrigerator;
witness exercising colt he went 10 do the ice
lob and WINS waiting tho refrigerator TO be cleaned
when Mr. Ross up and SAID, "Wiliinm, you hero
yet?n 10 winch Mrs. Ross replied TO Mr.. Ross, "None
Of your BUSINESS; get out OF hcrc;" mas heard Mrs
Ross call Mr. Ross "a big son Of gun, pig devil"
&C. one time witness and Mrs. Ross were fixing
flower bed and Mr. Ross said, srhat Will be well at
tended 10 now and next week II viii DO forgotten; at
TINS Mrs. Ross throw garden trowel ut Mr.. Roes in
an angry manner.
hau n1oru
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CLEARED.

Steamer Montana Br,, Beidos. Liverpool via queens
town Williams & Guion. =, mr.
steamer vadcrand lBcs,, Nickels. Antwerp-d !"
Cotton.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg, Portland-J Amos
shp Coldstream. Marcy. Amer for orders-s@ter
Livermore.
ship u X Eaton tBr,, shaw, London-Diil kadmen.,
Bark Vale (Sor), Moer. Queenstown or FALMOUTH ios
ordcrs-BockmRnn. Ucrlen X o. ~
Martin Brett. Peterson Stcttn-brctt SON W.
Bark Teekaet. Tracy. bordeaux Miller Houshton
Bark Elisa iNor) Gjessen. Bsyonne Bockmsnn oeriein
Co,
Bark Arnonia GtaD. Cafero. Napics-Tsmes Henry.
Brig Orlo (Br, Belfontaine. Lisbon ilnttou watson
4 Co.
Brig Oliver Cults dIay) jones' Port su Princs-R MUIR
lsrig Morning Light. DILL Demcrara-L r Arm.
schr A Baxter tBD. Baxter, CORVALLIS. Ns-c
Bertaux $50 =,
sehr Anna currIer (Br. vanwars. s. John, MA
Ilcncy.
schr Mary Simmons. Campbell. Richtnopd. ya-James
Van Brnnt ~~s
schrJ " worthineson, Fitch, Bnitimore-A Dayton |
Co. fsW4
schr Sarah Rood. Guptill, Calais. MeJed Frye& Co.
schr Sea Bro. Gott. Provincetown. Mass Charles
living.
schr Hunter. Harding, Harwich, Mass--F Woodruff
Schr Henry Lcmuel. Jarvis. Now Haven-Csrtwiight
Doyle
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL y, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
uypoRrrp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrrsroSR TELEGRAPH LINZ.

pypoRrrp ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSR TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Spain a,rl. Grace h I've Apr. Il end
nrss Apr, H. lat Oa Ion is 49, passed bark Minnie
e. t f Is 10" l5s bound
showing signals; RSsr same day e, 49, lon - A.
's ssss%e S' y Merida Keyno,a Vera Cru. April
CsEpess 4 s passs rseels to os%ndo April
H. lat 81 70 ION 10 passed bark bound n showing JAS
steamer Ms" canna tBr Lcdeicon, Bermuda April IS.
win %sf sms April TO-
with mdse and 20 Glars nnar A,r IA
Brunswick Ca and Port Royal. SC 18th, with mdss and
steamer ity Of savannah Mallory Savannah 81 hours
with mdse and passengers 70 Geo fonse: NO .,,,,
mdsc 10 J I soome, " 49,, w,.. c,.,.. p.
In salsss Garnet No sos spain IS days. viii, sugar and
t,rn passengers to Trowbridgc a. co.
Brig Ibox fr,. Grouchc 50 pcine Mart. 20 days, with
bsa Hattie Balm tcf Poriand. Tnestrup cardenas IL
days with sugar order vessel to Miller SSga'Sp ;,
naval stores Doncr. Potter Co; vessel to Hurl.
0e ses = Mary Mar Wood Arthur. Virginia.
sehr Qeofgiaaos. B,ews. Virginia -
s senr I ahodeils isic~,' sea. Virginia.
sss, w ,nr r@slgI Lrs sso sy irl.,.
sshr r,n s,oss"s y,na for Or, New Isvss
se"r Thos Boe.. somcrs 1a,more Tor New Haven.
sehr Charles Dennis Crane Baltimore for New Haven
ehorcd below came up The city I'D
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Una, sBn. wh..io,SSsw Haven for New York. in
schr spsrteI. Urossiey, Windsor, Ms. for New YORK.
scbr zelia Armstrong, Windsor, Ms, for New. York.
Scir Lookout. iiutehins. Inbec for New York.
schr Constitution. Young, Boston for New York.
schr Kate Colcma an, Fall River for New York.
schr Joseph Porter Porter, piymoatn tor New York.
ehr Cone, White New Bedford for New York.
sci,r Joseph Potts Brown Providence ior New York.
srhr Henry May, Cole Providence Tor New York.
Srnr n \ smith, smith, Providence for New York
sehv Cynthia jane ardlner stouingfon for New York
Seht Iavid Cure. Pease Portland. CT for New YorK.
sclr Minnesota Oliver East Greenwich Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer City r,chbure, Els New York for New bed
ford
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ALEXANDRIA, April 20-sailcd. schr Morning Star,
Passed nps II L saght from Hoboken for George
town. :.
chins =.
ler Qucenstown Falmouth: Norway. HaLett do do;
Bnrc Pierce. Hawcs. Baracoa Lotto, Taylor, Rich
moni. Va
siss-Arrived, schrs Hattie Cove. Beers. Baltimore;
william r. Lee. Lee do. .
2ad.Arrivcd. steamers Batavia tBr, Mcgiand. Liver
Martinique; j L Bowcn Hail. WDod's Hole; schr Addie
Cole. Foster Virginia; A II Purvere, Brown. do.
nlso arrived. bark Western sea, Chisholm, Port
Princes schrs tyson Nickerson, Baltimore; Laura
Rose. Allen philadelphia: William |, tlkins, Lndnm do:
Eiwvod boron Warrington ao Middleton. Jr. Townsend.
do Isabella Jewctt. Enndlctt. Ronduut :. III
CLEARED Stesmer t;iaucus. Bearsc, New York; ship
James Bailey Tcnncy Batavia; schtsJanc Ncwt"n sto-
rcf Ate Sauda; Il Rnthbuin, Crowel. Georsetvwu DC
Ida Il, Crockcr. summon. -
81 /, dliarks Frrgr, and Ceres; brig Sparkling Water
BAI,IiNOKE Aprii 2A-Arrvcd steamers Falcon
Kirby. Charleston. Uommercc. aiker. hoanoke tver;
Tuckahoc Brown. Newbern, Nc; barks Gustav Adolph
CSor. Mohr, iiarWich. Il; Tigrs utsps Picsro. Cork
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Britannia has thanks for special meteorological obser
vations made In connection with the HERALD weather
service.
Tho purser OF steamer City Of Merida, from Havans &e
will please accept thanks for favors
CAPE MAY, April 22-schr Mary Ewing. from Phsdel-
pia before reported ashore succeeded IN getting anoat
tho night and lies anchored inside tho
she will Schellingers landing TO discharge her cargo
aud repair
sIiirnuILpiscE =. IhgmpsoS = building three
Tho oftho ship just laid at tho Of Atkn
used in shipbning in that city sceorainE 70 The
pieces, stick II feet long. and is 70 by Is inches
Dimensions
sawyer at Bath Me- bnt 70! Sylvia and other. Of
New BEDFORD expected to be launched Saturday
She Is 10 DO named Veronica She win load hay aud
sail Bedford, tho hay TO DO discharged
for the Western Islands.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. April 22-Arrlvcd. brig Fernando sp,.
Agmre. Wilmington. NC.
BnisroI. April 2o-ArrIvcd. barks Anne Marguerite
(No Jacobsen. New York; 2iss, Maria Repctto Fight
(fta. Fascc Philadelphia; ga, ConsgIicre Gslstosa
dtaI) scotto New York; Sarah Chambers fsr. Ruthor.
ford, Philadelphia. tats
Sailed 20th Robert Godrsy (Br,, Taylor United
States; I'D. Ajax lNor). Apcuos. Now York.
Also sailed 22d, steamer Arragon tBr). symon. Now
York.
Hampton Roads; Krona (sw), Larscp, United States
Bunsr LELAND. April 2l-Arrved, steamer Gresham
(Br). Mace. Baltimore.
BonpKAvx April 2o-Arrivsd. bark Malta trtaD, Cacace
New York.
BancsIoy.. April s-saied. brig onrko eGcr) Har...
mann. United sta,cs.
CorgSnAcES. April f6-Arrvcd. bark Gunger CNor) !,
Petersen Savannah for Revs; brig Destino (Ausl Per.
cich. New York.
carr Towx. March 25-Arrvcd. bark Ethan Allen
Hardy. Now York.
DnocmrpA April 1a-sailcd. bark Alfred Nor,, Won der
Fehr. United States.
DUBLIN. April 2i-ssilcd. bark Kong Carr CSor,. Han
sen. New York
DonpRrcnr, April 2I-Arrived bark Betty wends Ger,
Hcdin. Pensacola.
ELsSoRE, April 10-Arivcd. bark Boylcsta tNor), Aa
menscu. New YORK for Gene.
FALMOUTH. April 22-Arrvcd. ship Morse. Ames, Now
orlcans via Queenstown for -.
FuScuA. April 7Arrvcd sehr Village Belle (Br Bran
don. New York.
GLASGOW. April ARRIVED steamer State Of Nevada
(Bri. sadlcr, Now York.
GALWAY April 22-Arrivcd, barks Carpione tBr) Boyle
Baltimore; Lottic tBr). Innis. no.
GERrSocK April 1osaiicd, bark Augusta Qupta utaD,
Maresca. United states.
uLL April 2o-Arvcd. bark Lalla tBr. vancc, Daren.
Also arrived 22d. steamer ohelo tBr). Mitchell. New
York.
Sailed 22d bark Eliisif tNor, Eiicrtscn New York.
HAvrr. April 10 Arrived, bark Bremen C3er). Lctke,
New yor 2ist ship Thos Lord, Ray. Now Orleans; scn
welaka, Garter, Mobile.
Also arrived 2st, steamer Pottsviic, Coiburn Phi.s-
delphia
LIvERroor April 2iArrived ships Bengal tBr irving,
New York; Cleopatra (Aus. Caangich, do; Havrc
(No underscn, Pensacola; Kcndrick Fish, Henry, ss-
vannah; Martha Cobb Greenbank, Philadephia; Rivers
dale tBD, Crosby. New Orleans; Low Burg, 50,
starrctt, New York; parks Bcitiste tBD, witt m
Charcs'on Tikoma t6r Andrews Savannah; brig fais
Clc. Borgward, Charleston; I'D. steamer Antonio rj
Anderson Portland Me; HALEY t3r). Cross. New YORK
Nina cp) zavaa. Galveston bark shaicmuc tBr). Rob-
erts. New York.
Sailed 2ist bark Brimga t3r). Barker United States.
Laxpos ADrii 2i-Arrived. barks Oscar tsws Johsuns.
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CERvANTEs' CELEBRATION.

The entertainment In conmomoration Of the ami
vcrsary Of tho death or Cervantcs, Cotton up by
prominent spanish residents. which taxes place this
evening, promises 10 be an interesting affair. A
striking feature will DO the rendng OF poem to tho
memory or Cervantes, which wiilism Cullen Bryant
has written especially for tho OCCASION. Tho pro-
grammc viii be ~ folows:-
Overture. Strniellc' Flotow
BY Che orchestra under the direction Of o. D. Graiaa.
Ia GUARDiLLA
CThc Mailman oil the Attic.'D
historical sketch in act by Narcso serra founded
NJ an incident 10 the life ofCcrvantes
Arabian Love song, .Medjc-. Gounod
Miss Alice Hall.
accompanied by sig. NJ. BInn.
('Married but not Acaralntcd.'D
In Spanish. French and English,
vrjttcu for Miss Alnc forren by Mr. Arturo Cuyns.
Plano duet Qnijote. humoresque, by Anton Rubin
ucin performed w Professors n. vanova and Charles
spanish song. La Cucia. The compsintD by PROBES
unn,cri yilnnova. sung by Miss Cora Joodall
living pictures u Don Qmxote alter the Illustrations
categorical Tsblesu Finalc)
Representing Nine MUSES. tho bnst Of Ger
vantcs modelled Tor the occasion by Senior Fernando MI
rnpds. with chorus accompaniment composed By Ksncn
vilanova
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Bull Rivers Keppierus do; 22d ship
Mary stewart (Br, Fullerton. Bull RIVER; Pauline Gsr'
Bruggemann. New York; Constitution Cr', Pottnser'
Pensacola; banks Astrono Gsr). Vessels, New York
Marns tBD. Jean. do; Qusttro utaD. Dodero fhi'ade
pha.
Sailed 2lst bark Underwater tB, Mcconnell Delaware
Brenkwatrr
LIzARD April 2i-Un ship baltimore GER. Fokken.
Baltimore for Bremen
LoSDoNDERRY April 22-Arrived, bark liawatha (Br),
Sailed 22d. bark Queen victora tBr), McKcnzc. United
States
LARSE April 81 Sailed steamer State of Louisiana Br.
Johnston drom Glasgow. New York.
LISBON, April 10 Arrived. brig Mariana Nv (PorD,
Carvnlho. New York.
Arrived prior -. bark Kaias Brown. Philadelphia;
schr Grace Davis Davis. do.
MALrAs. April 2o-Arrived. brig Zetiand CBp. Hicks.
Now York Bermuda.
MrsAr BRIDGE April 22-Arrived, bark Oscar tsw).
Asbcrg, Beaufort, SC.
MALAGA. April I5sailed steamer John Best t3elg),
Van der Heyden New York.
NEwRy, April 20-Arrived, bark Gipsey Queen tBr),
Payne, Baltimore
oroHro April i5-ArrIved, brig Eouwina tGer). Won
Henve Phiiaicphia; snowdrcp (Br) Butal, New York
I6fh, Fc.icia trtai, Castenano. do.
PLYMOUTH. April 2l-Arrived bark Young (Br), Da-
ves. Bull River; nd steamer olsutia fGer). Brandt.
New York Tor Hamburg (and proceedsd).
POINT GALE March 25saiied ship Allahabad tBr).
Wcstcott 0rom Cacuttai, New York.
QUEENSTOWN April 2lArrivcd. ship Isle of Anglesea
tBr Griths, Astoria; barks Lois ;Br Shedrake, Mo-
bile; Arctic (Nor) Dannevig Baltimore; Bartolomeo
snone dtaD. Raba do: Ferda tNor,, Christiansen
do; Gum Mor Wishes. do; Ottonc utaD. Terro.
Philadelphia; Colombo CSol. Andreasen. Baltimore brig
Eilida tNoo. Klein. Galveston; 2ad ship National tD.
Mazon Astoria; barks Ardito (Aus), zambei Baltimore
Cnroliaa tAus) dhcrbaz. New York; Emilia Aus)
Radonicch do; Katie Stewart tBr) Evans, Baltimore;
Mamie Bell Fits. Galveston; Nereo tAus). Scope
gard (Nor). Hegescn, do; President (Nop, Housken.
Marietta UtaD. Romeo New YORK; Brenda Br, Reeves.
do; Zanoni iI3r). Leblanc. Pensacola.
Also arrived 22d. Lord Give tBr. Urquhart,
Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Sailed 21st. 8 Pm. steamer Nevada (Br). Gadd 0rom
Livcrpool. New York.
ROTTERDAM. April 2I-Arrivod. bark Hermod (Nor,
Svendsen Savannah.
scrLLY, April Ie-OH bark Magnas (Sor). Paust. New
York for Antwerp
YOKOHAMA. April 2o-Arrived previously. bark obed
Baxter. Baxter, from Amboyaua
WEST HARTLEPooL. April 22-Arrived. bark Prcsdcnte
Washington dtai), Parodi. Pensacola
arrived At April %. bark Mary A Marshall (Br).
Phillips. Philsdel phia via Queenstown
Sailed from April 8, the Bjorn for United States.
LONDON April 2o-bark Hafrsiord Nor) from Now York
for Elsnore reported ashore at Yarrng and full Of
water has arrived Frcderckshaven with her asts
away.
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH. April 22-wind EsE. moderate; barometer
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WHALEMEN.

letter. dated Fayal March 20 reports bavKs Commo-
Morris. Wns9w. Of NIB. of and with ~ bbs sp
board rough weather for the
receive orasrs enaee, DO o sels lsst crh:s
do. IS bols sp do do Midas Laphsn nothing last
The Mncrva reports off River Platte Jan IL lark Tanner
lane Briggs NIB, cicsn; srhr Union. kevnard OF
Wc,ipors, 20 Dbl. sp; barks sarah, silvia NIB; Wave
swallow Ellis NIB. SIS sp since last report Bark
was leave Fayal for Boston
letter Capt Francis, of bark Phtliips, 81 NIB,
reports her March in lat IS n. lon 20 low. with
70 oil board5o taken since last report.
we'll BE at Fayai In May.
Provincctown, April 10-The whaling schvs Alcycns,
Fisher Gage II Phillips Nickerson; b sparks Elwel
Clara Sparks. Sparks which In the stream VIII sail
4 ha of ho
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To rnE Epiroa OF HERALD
There rs n dog ordinance, as 80 all know, which Ii
in forco ai tho year round and the police by It's
terms arc IN an especial manner required to enforce
II. ono clause Of Tho ordinance reads Ms foliows:
All policemen on patrol duty all violations
OF this ordinance.
This being So how you account for tho fact that
tho policemen patrol duty are by large majority
tho greatest vioators Of tho ordnancc2 Tborc
precinct In the city that has not its particular gang
OF unlicensed ours, which after mianieht up to day
light accompanies some one of the officers his
beat Now why Is this sof Tho police superintcnd-
ont should 500 TO u TINT the men who are Employed
10 enforce the city ordinances are not the cnie vio
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DOG LICENSE !.

Tho following 10 list Of inc ow ners of Spite dogs
VINO obtained licenses at tho Permit Bureau in tho
city Hall yesterday IL Heilcn, No. 92 Forsyth street;
L. Gainyos No. 6sl East Twelfth street; s.A Mcncke,
No 419 East Ninth street, Henry MAJ, No. 140l Pitt
street; /. Fisher, No. los East Houston street;
Charles Banks No ITO Hester street; ~ Scbcyingcr,
No. 2so Broomc street; Mary Scnasd, No. 34t East
Eighty-sixth street; W. simpson, 1G2d street and
Mott avenue
Among tho other breeds licensed yesterday were
tho following IN cwfoundiand, 81. Bernard, scttcr.
black and tan mongre bull, spaniel, blue skye ter
ricr, Scotch terrier, coach, greyhound, bloodhound
pug poodle and King Charles
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schr Anna currer tBr). Van wars. New York Tor
john NIB
Schr Thomas Boass, somcrs. Now Yosk for boston.
Schr Telegraph. ThorndKe. Kew YORK Tor salem.
Srhr Kate Mary, Corswell New York far Providence
schr o. n Barnett Rasmussen. iio9cken f:s Notwcn'
Schr John n Coiby Wilcox. rorg Morris tor Noshs.
schr 1unis Bodnc. Jones' Port johnson ior Norwien.
Schr Ruth Carlisle. smith. baltimore for New uaven'
Schr Georsianna Brown. Baltimore for New hsven
schr Chas Dennis. Crane. baltimore Tor New .inven'
schr A Grning. Stocking Virginia tor New Haven.
schr q Brooks. Carberry. Virginia for New Haven
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ELEVATED RAILROAD CARS.

Six elegant Of tho first instalmcnt OF twenty
for the Gilbert Elevated Road, which arrived from
Detroit Saturday night, wero brought last evening
on a float from Tho Thirt.eth street depot to
pier l North River, and raised over the bulk
head TO the dock. The were loft standing on
the track for several hours and were viewed by many
people, At eleven O'Clock they were moved up
Churcn street, and elevated on tho tracks by means
engine ana drag chain Tho others will follow TINS
morning. and be placed in position on the tracks,
Tho LOGON olives being constructed In Paterson,
n. j.. expected TO arrvo by the last OF next
VICE