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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

~ ltlH-iAPn.'
s-w s"-~ -s~-- -S".- MARKET.
Nsw YOaK. April :.
MONEY in good supply, selling up to e. AMI clos
IN at 30i per cent.
PRIME Mercantile paper 5Hs per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE quiet and steady al
4S5i ASA.
GOLD dali but Gfm at ll.@lil Carrying rates
2d3 per cent.
CLEARINGS, 81 A. O00
CUSTOMS nECElPi'S Sie4 an.
TREASURY Disbursements 81 ,0ti.
GOV ERNMENTS Bonds are strong.
RAILROAD BONDS strong.
STATE BONDS quiet and steady.
STOCKS opened weak but later became mOder-
ately active and strong, with A. and p. Telegraph
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific as features. Atlantic
and Pacific egraph advanced . per cent on re
port that the company had extended their line'
and increased their facilities Tor transmission %
messages, aided by the expected early connection
with the Independent Cable Company. Mt nOoI
the market fell of tribe, but later On recovered
with A. and P. Telegraph still the feature, followed
by Erie. Pacific Man. western Union ard WABASH
and closed strong
The transactions aggrc gated 2i0,1O shares will
principal dealings a i0lows Erie H,le0, Pa
cifc Mall 63601, st. Paul 100, Western Union 80,
30, Wabash 300. Union Pacific z2OO. A. and
Telegraph $4,000.
GOLD closed at llil.
MONEY at 3Gi.
GOVERNMENT BONDS are active ami strong,
STATE BONDS quiet aud steady.
Stocks closed dull and strong.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

EIDHNoNu.-N We are having series OIL
town meeting this Spring, and If the dear
people like them well enough, We shall
doubtless coutinne them all summer. Last
March meeting several changes were made
10 thc~.ap1l districts. the mos, important
one uniting the two Jone,yA.a districts
that .ly ora each side OF the river, ami add
iaE the G.. r. Rhodes property. nearest
Richmond village, to the graded school
district ., Richmond. The vote was car
rei by q large majority. Deacon {. s..
/ Whitcom5 was absent at the time IN CIli-
fornin and when be returned he was not
satisfied with the result ana got zap pcti-
ton for another town meetin.t the 2l;h of
/ March. Prcyious to the mcctinc the Joue-yiile
| people and Mr. Whitcomb held several
consultations aal the matter was amiclbly
arranged to the satisfaction of both parties.
Deacon Whitcomb took pains {, go around
the outskirts Of the town the day before the
meeting, and notified the pcopi, that the
matter was arranged % bis satisfaction.
and there would be no meeting hlt the
''b5y~' IN the village didn see IL in that
/ light. Some sixty or seventy voters % the
/ village went to the Town House and elected
I Leonard Love moderator. Henry Dewitt
moved 10 set "a. Stephens. 81 lildreth,
/ Henry lhlire-h. Barker Eilch, and ". :.
/ Whitcomh, t. the graded school district AT
Richmond After being prompted, he al
tered hi- notion &, SGT the property of
/ Baker Bilch and ". S. " hitc5nb. 90 the
! graded school district Mr. " hitcoluh gave
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

N.N The Young Ladies Ala Society
aaou have just given an entertainment
.al a.r, or the heneGt OF the Episcopal
-..,s .n .a.- place. The net receipts We're
marty ono hundred dollars, which tc5nsii-
eu. tle weather. which at the time was
t.ry uuY.,l-sut, IS quite an achievement.
I.ea fair wa, NOT .argely attended, on ac-
..uat o. the almost impossible condition OF
.., roads, and rain during the evening OF
ial,-lly. thc j., inst, the closing evening
. ia. a.r yet articles on exhibition aud
..I- wore pu1cha-ed freely by many. \
r.4, many ornamental. and some useful
uHo-- wer exhibited. besides a long table
Na- spread with refreshments, that would
probably NOT have escaped 50 nearly intact
a-itlii. ID the crowd had been large. Ii is
ts- intention 10 hold another day and eve
u.n- .a taa near ia.Ire. to further dispose
at sae!-n1i sold L.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

FIRE At PoulrNEr On Saturday even
ing. Willari's planning mill. midway be
tween the Villages OF fou!tney and East
poultney, wa destroyed by FIRE. and the
buildiug wa entirely consumed. Insured
for 3 600
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

Nth thet9o Independent lines OF pipe from the
lake To- the reservoir comp eted We may ieel de
,rree nf confidence in ample supply OF water now
mar has not existed heretofore. There IS some
n,nb- whether the pier extending into the lake is
OF a sufficient length from the shore 10 ensure the
purty o. the water at all times. The greater dis-
rance ont from the shore that the water can be
t4sen me more certainty there is Of its purity. but
should the present pier be extended into the lake
.reater distance ii would be likely 10 remedy the
difficulty wholly, as il forms cont shore o.
/ irsrIf abound which. with the shit OF the WIND,
ever, thing must drift, unless there should De
channel cut across II, giving free passage 10 the
dritiny substances THAI naturally follow the shore
l believe II passage was cut across the present
pier Ii wtuld obviate the existing difficulty IN
measure, perhaps wholly the experiment eouid De
! tried wan trltling expense.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

The forge at lrona, y y, owned by Hoe
Asa Reynolds of Alburgh, was harned to
the ground on Wednesday Of las, week Loss
about SIS. GOO.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

Ne have rs finely an organized body Of fremen as
an be found IN this section OF the country, thor
onrtl, eliicent in every respect, and one in which
ever, cltzen has a Just prize. The CHEF engineer
repofis the department TO be mostly IN good cond-
ton. The old hook and ladder truck he represents
as tt- only one that be depended upon Tor ser
vice I, The new ladders unit FOR use, they
Shout ue replaced by those that can he used with
per;rrt safety and such amount OF new hose should
he punch tsed as the department may require Tor us
efeir.t working. our city has been highly favored
iu reid TO fires but there should be no reisNs-
ton IA accepting the FIRE companies Thoroughly
equipped. Much credit is due THIS department Tor
their economy the past year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-04-09

Til. department las been managed with CON
nsudahie care the past year, IN the way q re
freuchment IN their expenses when compared WITH
no rreyiuus wear The chief Of police has done his
dntv in tins. As well a. in Try ng 10 obtain more
periect police regulations. lie procured copy "i
ihose ed n other cities, and il was laid before the
Hoard ms; wear. upon which no action WAS taken
fnrtner than It's being referred u committee. Il a
e,ds Of II, laws could he framed and aiofted.
pointing out definitely the policeman duties, II
.,,id ga Greatly 10 the efficiency Of this depart
,ns1,f 1 would recommend that this subject be re
forred T.. special committee, 10 take such action
As they may deem necessary.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-24
DANIEL LAWRENCE & sons,
0nly Distillers of Medford Rum


madeit be o
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-24
THD LARGEST STOCK OF old MRDFORD Rum

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The New York herald., 1875-09-25

Steamer Etna (Br), Lauson, Aspinvan, &o-P Forwood
4 Co
Steamer Mayfower. Davidson. Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Ship Surprise, Johnson lokohamA-A Low Bro.
Ship Marlborough CBr, Munro London-Snow Burgess.
Ship Canoes tPortl, Pauo, Qporto--G Amsnek 4 Co
Ship Wheeler, Thomson Tybee for orders-Wm Nelson,
Jr.
Edward waenerand CGerl segebOrsh, LiverpoOS-c
TubiasG Co
Bark Rosa dtan Barbazalata Tralee-Slocovich Co.
Bark Cibele AUST Cattarnich, Queenstown for orders
& Seager.
Bark Diana (Sor) Roth orders--C Tobias
Bark Iceland Nor), Tallaksen Stockhom-Funeh, Edye
Co.
Bark Saga Nor), Larsen Genoa-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Glacier (Br) Batle, st Michael (Azores)-Mler
Houghton.
Bark A Alien. Farr. SavAnnab-Evans, BAH Co.
Brig Burgess (BrJ Mcbride, Liverpool-C Ber-
Brig Sophia Cook Br, Cook, London-D Dewon
Co
Brig Aquia Port). Coelha Acknowledgements Bro
Brig Aquidneck, Johnson Cenuegos-J Ward Co.
Brg Lewis Clark. Smith, Perth Amboy-H W Loud Co.
SehT J Vance, Lee, Richmond- Va-overton Haw-
Aims
Isle " Pines SteelmAn, Yorktown, vs-overton
Hawkins
sehT Annie Lewis Aldrich Washington, Dc-EvanS, Ball
Go.
sehI Ireland, Townsend. Georgetown DC-van Brunt
Bro.
sehr Statesman, Eaton, Portsmouth-wison Godfrey
SchT LuciAn, Ball Provide ence-Rackett Bro.
Sehr sae Burton, Burley Stamord-Stamiord Aanufao-
turing Co.
sIOop Cuba Robinson South AmbOy-J Gregg.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED TIE HERALD sTBAM YkCHTs HERALD
wHITBaTOyE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPoRrED By THB HERALD sTRAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEaroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
sssssT Neesa5 6sr MsysE Bremen sept II and South tn
ssRt ~ ] M ~ % go on = 2 ~ Ass @ snip se1Tsms % from
Crags Brl, from Quebec for Greenock time
iceberg 2lst lat a 20, Ion 81 10, ship Red Jacket ~
s. s. CITY g n cq5 c,as SsVsn SEPT y
weather err aorth q Hs,tsras '
ws: | Sa .i dIs sn ps 70 SG 9 e * Key
Steamer Georgia Crowe1 Charleston Sep, u, with mdse
steameriym P Clyde Doane, Wilmington NC. Sept 81
steamer Geo W Elder Reed, Richmond, City Pont and
Norfolk wish mdse and passengers 20 the Old Dominion
BARK Nlets9E Of Windsor Ns, M&s.es, liverpool %
Bark zeos tSorJ Bruhn Gloucester AZ days IN ballast
of the Baaks ssssed large ieeberg. =. = =
Bn sSs sS s 81 ian 1a q Rs bsb as 50 'ess asy
ballast tc eeager sept ., on the Banks Of Aewtound-
BARI crone DER STRIKER Bremen 90 days with mdse
toJ Fanll SEPT TO- LAT AZ Ion 40 90 passed large ce
BARK Eriss schmidt Gen Schmidt Hamburg 40 days in
Bark lDo CsvedJ Witt Hsve days ballast to
sns Bocknann Co sept 10 the edge Of the
BaIE AFdeI Mer, Chrste hsyre ~ days in bsnagt 10
etens BoeEAnn Co. sept g. lat AZ IA Ion a. ls passed
Bsik sarah tof Belfast, Me- Smart dayu, With
bark EobnsSn CrnsOe Robinson days In ballast
Bhs ESsnnA Dean cB7, Pummer Maracaiso sodays with
e'nee 70 se. AZ n s, 70 yeSss aaSS aS TSSs %
and nrslasses ,Ta;abe& SON. vessel TO Nevius
scb5 yeIe,Potsez Howard Washington, NC. with naval
storeste < HinTsn ,.,,,s a Co o,.s..u.
ss sshT hil,a sGesn; , stoys rTssPG5i Sirais xsHA
SchT LizEe, b4gersel1y Virginia -
ssSG ssSr si'is ss sra EIi Ill Is4 sssos GEORGETOWN
-sctr 2 WIlisas, Saith, Baltimore
Scbs Lucy Ames Bistp BOckand, days, With Lime, 90
sehr Lille Rich, woodrch, ROckport Mss for Plls-
shr BLirls GaEdy Blafnsvie Mass for PhnadsIphis;
put IN for a.haxtoE
s- BARK Blsaop Brun CSor) forn Havro> which srfved
At sandy ook orders the 18th inst came up 70 the
PASSED. THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Ft hburg Springer. New Bedford for New
fork with g1dse and "a sscngers - -
steamer Electra Yoa ng. Providence for New York. with
brig beaver BE- Iys H. Dorchsster NIB for New York
- sy esy MALTA S 'es fs f sn sIS River Ms for New York
10 days, win spntng 70 A Bic hsrdson s..v1,
seni s Cnanessr 10 PA @ m1nSSor 20 NO. i' nc" horA
schr Thomas Hiz. Hal, RocA 'nd for New York with Lime
sclr Bengal Hatch RocElaDe "a New YORK, With Lime to
sehP corneiins Pratt. Norwich ssr View YORK.
seE Z 5 Dean While,. Rsiosei Ior. Albany
Echr harp BecEwith Boston for New h Jrk
Schr Adrian White RockAnd for New 2. k- With Lime to
sc6r Golden Eagle. Kelly. Boston for Ns-l7 7ort
sehr Sora Eta Jones Bos.on i2, % Sw % 2rs & with ath u
sefr Silver spray Chadwick. rbomaston orANsv York,
senr rrundy Crowley, Boston for New YorkA
sehr Belle Mott, RosIyn for Philadelphia
schr Il Hanburt, griffin, Bridgeport for WaahingNon
sshr wm Pickering French Ellsworth for New York. with
sehy MSdoro s,nob ror New York with stone 70 order
schr WIN whitehead Titus Providence for New York
sehr Emily Dsnnison. CoinA Proviaanee Tor New lorh
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BELFAST Sept 23-saiied bark Eleanor Br Dunn North
America
BRrmS Sept 2o-ssiled bark Philip Fitzpatrick PhelAn,
Newport e, load for Melbourne (Rot S United States as
before reported).
CLYDE Sept 24-saTied the Orion, for rybee
DOVER Sept 23-Arrived. ship NorsemSn lBr. Lane Bal
timore for Antwerp.
FALMOUTH Sept 23Arrveo bsrks strAsund Ger, oehl-
berg Philadelphia; oath, Gunhda (BD Mocker Lobos.
GLEASON Dock. Sept 23-Sailed, bark Harmonic CNor,
Andersen North America.
Hull, Sept 2S-Arrived, bark N Kjerkegard CNor),
Knudsen, Quebec
HAMBURG. Sept 22-Auived barks Deutschland GGer) f.,
nemann San Francisco; Maggie Chapman CBr). Dernier
Philadelphia.
Sailed 22d ship Hermine Ger, Wins United States;
banks johanna GER, Koepcke do; Minnesota Arey do
HAvRK Sept 23-Arrved schI Minnie Loud Holt Balti
Sailed 23d bark Goethe Ger, steenken, New York.
LIvKRPooL, Sept 23Arrived, bark sirian Star (Br),
whitehouse st john NIB 24th ship Antarctic CB, Smith
New York.
Sailed 23d ships chAs Davenport r Jones' North Amer
lea Lizzie Troup (Br) Corning United States.
MALAGA Sept 23-sailed bark Tdry Loud Philadelphia
brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Boston
PENAFrH Sept 23-Arrived, bark 81 Andrew CBD, Dick,
st john NIB
PLYMOUTH Sept o3-Arrived brig John D Upper pp,
Reese nom - for London.
PALERxo-Arrived, brig Mary NJ Williams CBr), Hanna
New York.
Jansen New York; oath, Dover Hand Philadelphia; brig
Ghoorka (Br), McMullen, Quebec @ee below.
Arrived gath bark Eolus Cr, Berdng, New York. Say
pen No) BaekeT Pornjot NoD, svendsen, do; Freya
Nor), Blaauw, Baltimore.
Sailed oath steamers Baltic dD, Kddle, and City Of
Richmond CBr), McChieny Grom Liverpool, New York
sTRALsuND Sept 2o-saed brig shannon, Moore, United
States.
sASrANDER-Arrived brig Alice Lea, Foster, Philadel-
phia.
TRIESTE, Sept ls-Arrived bark Maria Aus, cosuch,
New York.
Arrived about Goth, schT II DeWolf Thatcher, New
York.
wEsrPoRr, Sep, 23-saied, bark President sverdrup
CSor), Jorgensen, United States
Arrived al - Sept "a, barks Devote Duhrovack Aus
Kresevich and ChiInoea or, Have, from New York via
Queenstown.
LONDON Sept 2A-Brg Esras Nop-not Eras), Pedcren,
from Dieppe for Philadelphia vessel which put into
Queenstown yesterday leaky
Brig Ghoorka CBr) McMulen, from nebee which arrved
at Queenstown to-day is leaking; also lost her boats and
park Of deckload.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

schr Mary vsey Rowe Bath for New York, with lum'
sehr Freewind Frisby, Portsmouth for New York.
sehEcharie stedman, Dunton Gardiner FOR New YORK.
schr Eii rowasend, Randall Providence for New York
Schr Jnha Tate, Tate, Bridgeport for Hoboken. -
schr samuel l. CrOcker, Thrasher, Fall River for New
schr Marian Page, Clinton Point for New York.
schS VIM Peek, Bunce, Cold Spring Harbor for Ne W
York
sssE Charlie; H"TIsy PURCHASE Hartford for New York
sehr lmogeno, Racket Boston for New York
schr Henry B Metcalf Handy Boston for New York
schr Pennsylvania, Jones, Boston for New York 80,
schr Feetwing Remission Roekland for New YORK. win
sehr II Miller Smith, Milestone Point for New York
sehr Forest Belle smith WarehAm for New York.
schr 7 L Burnett, Barrett Providence for New lew York
sST Emile Belle Sesy DssSgoI s TI for SeS New York
Schr Salhe Burton. Burey. Stamford for Ne" forN
BOUND EAST.
steamer Amos Barstow, Howard New fork ior rr0'i'
Steamer Delaware smith New York for Norwich
sehr The sIaT Ir Lynch, New York for s. John. NIB
sebT Nam Man jane Hagsrty New York for Hartford
schr Geo B Markle Shropshire Amboy for New Haver
sehT sebT RcIipse eu Seaman New York Tor reenpor
Schr L Sherman Allen, Hoboken for Boston.
sehr j shaw Cox Baltimore Tor New Haven.
sehr 9nrqst Palmer HSSosen for ProydePee I'D Ps,,
schr J Allen. Allen, New York for Gloucester.
sehr 1 Curtis, % Barrett, Port johnson for Lynn
schr Horizon, Leet, Hoboken for Providence,
sehr r Emma S''El Ellen, Fox, New York for Hartford
schr shekna New York for Providence.
Schr Pettengill, York Weehawken for Boston.
sehr snbad Eariy, New York for Thomaston
schr Edwin Frances Rondout for New Lond9n.
Schr Anson Stnson Bowman, Hoboken for Newo urypoY
schr Laura Watson, Sargent Hoboken for Portsmouth,
Schr Volant DAVIS, Hoboken tor Portsmouth
schr Amos BLksnburg, Racket, New York for Provi-
dence.
schr Evergreen, Turner Port johnson for Pawtuckst
schI c Aeken Toms, New York for Stamford
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
SPOKEN.

snip Imperial Crosby hom Baltimore May l2 fos San
Francisco, July IS, LAT 81 S, Ion 90 w.
Ship Valparaiso form New York May II for FRANCISCAN
July ~ tno lat 6c by above vesseD.
Ship Inspector r Ersne frum Liverpool for York
Eept 5 20 miles RsW Of south Arrow hgltship.
Ship CBr Thomson from London for Quebec Sept
9, Las 4a, ION T.
ship sansp~e0 yBr, Sawyer, from London Cor Quebec
Sept 10, lat IS 40, Ion II o.
Ship bayard Br Heard from San FraDc1sco Tor Queens
town. Aug %, lat 10 s, Ion 100 w.
American ship showing signal JPRL, from Rangoon
for Falmouth, Ang e. LAT II 55 N, len 30 y, W.
Winona, Of MiraInichi, from Bombay for Bremen
haven, Sept 5, lat ~ 80 n, Ion t3 Us W.
BARK Nettie Merryman Masters from New York for Hoko
hama. Aug A. LAT ~ ". Ion ~ ". .
Bark Jedanesti Dubrovacki AUST from Bristol Ton New
York Sept q. lat ~ 10 lou n o.
BARK hontDoreDcy dr Coun from San Francisco for
Queenstown, Aug -, lat 25 10 NJ Ion 1Io ".
B Smart from Maulmatn for Rotterdam,
Aug 23, lat % so n, Ion ~ ~ W.
BARK Comcsse DnchaLe Fr, Dupontttrom Borueau1 Tor
New Orleans, sept 8. Tat - 80, Ion %
Bark Eureka Chapel from Boston Tor V9paraiso Aug y
lat II 20 N, Ion 20 40 w. .
Brig Abby Clifford, Chase. from RchmondGa, for Monte
video Aug Z, Lat 81 N, Ion 20 SO w.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants shipping agents and shpmaers informed
That BY telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
a.A ssins Bennett No ts RlAAt 4nasn thA
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
THE FIRE AT MARSHALL, MICH

MARsHALI, Sept "A, 1875.
The nre IN the Herndon House broke out In the ofnes
about half uast two A. NJ cutting OF all outside com
manicasion and burned very rap iy and with dense
emoke.
The names OF the lost as follows
Claude G. Avery jeweler; Antoine Graber, cigar
maker: Eliza Jenk, dining girl, and
Martha Marsden cook Several persons were hurt
nv jumping from the windows Or. William Oldrun
had his ankle broken and was cut on the head; Mrs.
Avery was burned about the lower limbs the hotel
PORTER Nick Renks, had both legs broken, and Mr.
and Mrs c. ~ Cotwell and child slightly burned
about the head neck and breast Several agents lost
everything they possessed in their rooms The house
with its entire contents, was destroyed.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Sept 23--Arrived, schrs Vreelasd,
washington; Mary Hickman, and W W PamerL do doT
repairsl. Ehrmann, Baltimore Jennie Shepherd,
Henry lilen, Wm Wilson, Henry Parker, and OakefAmes
- for GeorgetowL; Virginia Dare Charm, Florence
SaAed-Schrs Sale Main, Oakes Ames, and W Garrison
(rOm GoorgctOwn). ---
BOSTON Sept 24-Arrived brigs saxon 0Br), Gerhardt,
Ponce. lga Walls Baltimore: echrs Addie Bird. Fales,
Richmond, Va; n l. Porter Chapman, Alcx xandra; 3 3
Harding smith, baltimore; X W Full, Buell. do W II Whit
Sker Carll ludde, Creamer, Aida Corson, Corson
Horace Noodle Hand T n sweeney Henderson. and q
DrJso, Drsko. Philadelphia; Heaton, Phinney, Hobo
ken.
Rettlas qgka from Pbiledepha.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Provincetown Sept 21 schr Lottie Cook
Dyer Atlantic Ocean with 70 bbls sp and f9O WI OIL
Arrived at Vineyard Haven Sept 23 schr Cuckstep Hg
gns from HATTIE Ground, Of and for Proviucetown-
letter from Capt Heyn, OF bark George susan Of
NIB reports her Of Africa July Y with bbs
hpbk oil since leaving st Helena Heard from July
LouGa, Hysrd, DO ~ bbs 80 aud 100 do hpbk oil nce
leaving st Helena
Spoken by bark Greyhound, 81 Heena>-July IL
bars Sarah, Foster EB 20 p 140 VII this 27th
Desdemona Davis do, 400 VIII do 3ist Mattaposet Chase
do IS sp $50 VII dO-aBd a whale a. the Greyhound
LEN the coast
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

re- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW YORK
adopted distinguishing Costcn night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing coors red red changing from to the other
IN succession several miles distant Cap
of upon seeing this signal will oblige us by
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD. a.
1SPersons desirous of communicating with vessels arv-
ing York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River New Ycfk-
received from ali parts of the world and promptly de-
Lvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris the arrivals and departures ron European ana
Rserr of American and foreign vessels trading
with the United States viii be eabled 10 this coun
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing rom French and Med-
ports win the Paris oce the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
A FIRE IN PATERSON.

PATERSON DKPoT, n j., Sept "a, 1875.
George Jackson's woolen mills, near Little Balls,
destroyed by fire al early hour this morning,
caused by the breaking Of kerosene lamp The loss
on the building is $4,000 $50, 900; insured
Bennett Smith, the lessees lose $40 900 $50 900
stock machinery; insured for SIC. 900.
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT RI Scpt24. 1878
The chr Alligator has been repaired here and her Of
non and slate is being reloaded and she will be able TO
proceed Boston. her destination, by Monday next
The Us Despatch and torpedo boat Alarm remain
this port awaiting orders The torpedo boat Intrepid
expected the Torpedo station
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
BELOW.
Bark Mayaower, Lanfare, from BarbadOsr
SAILED.

Steamer Carondolet for Porto Cabello &c; barks T
Weldon Matanzas Mercator (Nor, Queenstown or Fal-
mouth Caroline Nor Almera brgs Paudita (r), Mon
tevideo and Buenos Ayres; Starlight, Trinidad.
Wind sunset, SSW fresh
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
WHOLESALE.
A. T. STEWART & co.

A. T. STEWART & CO.
beg call tho attention Of the trade Of the most at
tracve stocks Of Dry displayed in this city
prsng Che leading and Fancy Dress Goods
sks Linens White Goods, Laccs shawls, Suits Hosiery
Notions Gloves Wooden Fabrics Fancy Articles, Blankets
Flannes Carpea Upholstery Goods &C. 20, which, from
superiority Of durability Of texture, controlled
by advanced and increasing excellence o. ass with the
reputation for reliability in connection with tho most cello
brated OF supply tho critical attention
Of the best class Of buyers throughout tho country Their
fun every variety all popular brands favora
bly, received past embracing assortment seldom
equalled and nevor surpassed.
They will continue TO by the steamers arriving
daily choicest productions and novelties Of the
French, English and Continental markets.
Buyers who cultivate tho tastes Of their customers and
place Of ntnss value, cannot
be Interested In this magnificent display Of the produc
tions Of the best looms Of tho world
BROADWAY. CHAMBERS AND READE sTREETa
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SaiL. DeSt inastOn Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW MONTHS
sEfTEMBKR OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1875-09-25

LIGH7 YRENcHMAS's MAcHIAs BAY.
On and after November /, 1875 light will be shown from
the lighthouse recently erected Egg Rock Frenchans
Bay fog bell will be sounded during thick and foggy
weather The Is struck by machinery giyng blows
IN quick succession alternately with single blow
tsrYals Of thirty seconds
On after October I5 1875 light will be shown from
the lighthouse recently erected the Southery of Aveys
Rock Maehias Bay fog bell will be during thick
and foggy weather. The stLpck by machinery. Civ
ing blows In quick succession alternately With
blow at intervals Of hfty seconda
The New York herald., 1875-09-25
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Portland Sept 23-The bell boat South Breaker re-
Gently removed for repairs has been replaced.
second class buoy has been substituted for the
ond class buoy ~Old Man." 70 the southwark Of
Georges Island