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New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frederic Reuel, who arrested in this city
March H. charged With iogng bills OF exchange by the fr
Eian Government paee In charge Of the captain OF the
German at FrsRO "wednesday by United states Dep
uty Marshal Bernard, i0T Iet1In 70 Prussia
An order of arrest was granted by Judge Dyk-
man In Court Chambers yesterday against Daniel
Shea Washington Market Garner on charge VI assautng
Michael FachA Island farmer. Fachs II now IN the
hospital and there fears Of bis being attacked by ockaw
Shea gave ball .. .. ... .. III. ...t..-.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
George brought ON charge,
preferred by samuel Bsrrows OF No 90 Of having
al O'Clock yesterday morning. assaulted him violently az
Eehthst and secondaye knocking him down by repeated
him Of watch valued s25 fne robbers committed
Ia ansysr In default Of u 800 bail each s.. sfI.r
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Viii
liam Welsh aas Thomas McCartey arragnod on charge
Accounting Of the Twenty seven Precinct
White The latter engaged the discharge Of his duties In
Wasbingt01 81 on Thursday night by attempting 70 nre
pistoi al him down at S2,o0V Two OF Weshs
assocates were front OF the Ionbs by Ocer
Palmer ana were also held for disorderiy oofduet
Owen Gillespie O detective employed at the Hud-
son River Railroad depot at Thrtieth ct and Isnthsys
eururised thieves In attempt 70 sleal qnanuV
ro6ware from Of the yards Of tle DEPOT He sap1fd
one OF them named John Cofey Yesterday the Washing
ing,on Place Police Court Justice fammer held M &
under 1000 bail charged With Isni ~
Morgan Of No. 6i3 Greenwichsty and nneung severe
wound upon ber. H
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SEPT. 1.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK -.


..' -H.4 gs CLEARED. a. ~.
SESs s
eamsSp MsEy eofss washington whitehead St Johns N F.
easSp yssps5 nal RP 3s 4Se 4s HsSS hSso
Steamship Thos. b. Watson, Davis bridgeport CampDeh
Ship GOV Morton Davis Mobile, Vernon u. Brown & Co.
ship Bremerehe Ger Hirst Bremen fhSs sp spgs aoupb
Bark Antares oer ADrecht Esnore for ORDERS Funeh
BARK Helsingor (DsnS GiDge Danzic, Prussia, Funch
BnrS Kfal,eyiea ,Austl syerng Genoa, socoveh Co.
Bark Betsey GUIDE tNor) Due SothenoVfs' eNeuen, D
" bark c iscs tss Matthew's wi,beseh Eng Geo Busy
BsrS Meta CGer yanselOw Eisinore for orders Funch
Rris s. n. Hansen tNor, orbeck. LuOeek, eer7 Funch
Brg Belle tBr Nelson for orders r. Whitney
Brig D. r. stockwell Cummings, Dublin, R. p Buck q Co.
Bng Anita owen PentnsflL Liverpool Marcus Hunter
Brig Mary E. Leighton, Leighton, Chrisansand, Norway
Brig soiario tBrl Mcleod, Rio Jsneiro r. p c9rTe Co
Schr. Anna Currier (Br Naunart 81 John ~ d. NJ -
sehT. Echo CBrl Armstrong ST. Johns n F.. Geo. f. Bul
schr Thomas Ellis. Kelley. Dennsport Mass, Doane q
schr Joseph O. stover Clay Brunswick Ca. Warren Ray
schr car Underli Seville spain' b. j. weinberg
seSr Peter Mitchell tBr Hughes, Ruatan, sp, Hon. and
barge Baltimore McCue philadelphia Jas- Hand.
s,samsbn Nsokar ,eerI, Wnigerod Bremen Aug ls via
senSa%PSn 20 with mase and pass % osIchs Co.
Steamship Albearie Gibbs Lewes with mdse and pass u
sehr Mary Pstten GaeTst Pensacola "a days with um
Der. -
Schr Nelly Potter. Howard, Washington, NJ C., days
with stores q.
schr Eleanor, squires Georgetown s. c. days win ma
val stores. -...-f
Lewis Lewis Pensacola IA DAYS with lum-
btr. .F ...- ..
schr Herschel Chambers Georgetown. d. c. with coal
schr Mary A. Power, Willard, Pensacola % days with
lumber ..-.-r .. - . r... ---, ......
: schr Maria Jane Boxer Virginia with wood
schr Eyeline, Newton Virginia, with potatoes r.. ..
MEMORANDA. .. -.
Bark Queen rh Wilson, from Barrow arrived 28th
ul anchored in Lower Bay was toWedt TO he e eepI
l., O.
r..F - FoRRfGN PoR1s
QUEENSTOWN Sept. 1.-The Cunard Line steamship Seya
Harris om NewY0rk Aug %, for Liverpool arrived here
10 day. .- i.#a..-.L u L----
y - -.. DOMESTIC PORTS.
poprt ,xp Ne sent -Arriyed schrs Nellie starr from
Port Johnson Hattie T. sampson from Newfok Cleared
yestertlAy, schr. Lunet, for New-fOrk ,,,..-
BosToS. Sept. l-Arlyed steamship Nprman ma Eicher ce
sOn Philadelphia schrs Crishe wright CLARK
BOSTON, Niokerson, Hyue Masdn and Alpine darshal' ITO
boken Nellie Iton Eaton, aud NJ seWai Bray from rors
Johnson. -.. ,,--t. ,p. r,,o,uh,or
Cleared. steamship BLACKSTONE, haiet1 ior
shp Shakespeare lGer Flchter ior Breineh
FOR --latest ShiD Aers See Seoeatn Fd9ei
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
pECIsIoNs- -sEpr. I.

Marin, Court Chamber By Judge sheridan
noIaar Art YgmrOrier granted denying motion 0alpep
Az granted correcting Hats
ant &eaemeyer Hiard cal agt HciphriSh o. aL-ordsr
grsnsA for third money Van
s KnishI6rder granted sacating attachment orgler
ast onigeyoTdeI gAnted denying o,a.I M a
paseaten granted Lyon ct ala agf Geodsei q
SeqGns ecs &c weiant sst %ssays =,
schmidt agt ran.-0rder granted denying motion &c
Ranney aeSt. Lchtenstein Order granting moien &c
finger Of al BodineOrder for receiver 20 pay amount OF
Judgment granted Fack agt Jacoes9n.Oras aPp9nnIn ming
et Al Order appointing Herman Haho 90 receiver gInnled
EngJer ag Bayer-orher granted denying moson miueui
ests AIiowick a aEt Weinberg implsaded grant
ing notioa &c Ba.hnsl sgt Fnr.tenwathsr Nos Ana
st AL and sacks schneider OF aOruer
granted Giies ct al sgt Murphyorder Of subsltnte1
ssryfoe OFT et Of substituted
asryIce Uaned Job Beekvtth.-Orders Of dsconunu
anes ss,d discharge Of defendant granted
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
pASSENGERS -ARRIVED.

YRoM BREAEN-M EedDashtp Reckdr Sept l:-shon'
~ssrs aeysrni Och Bolsche r. wiebuseh W. b. wsLs
fiigson Hans sommerhof sttuye and wife 1ra h@ae
snI chid Fm,l and wife Robt Hsrfurth, tf MT
Rnss geo W. siooI. John shutteyoIth Charles fSrhs ~
ehd and servant Rieda Hunnenachs and enila hss
Eirsbeth Rahden, Albert krohn h Bsy k5on1 - ASa
Hodsomann Miss l.thlds sehnidt Bssk AipsyT My igt E
Eelehmann and chd Hsrm, MarcEvnrth Arthur se smaS
MTs Helene Schmidt aud ehlid Itee " SpieseosSG
Hermine stsemann Mrs Aug Mends and child issaa
sscob isinn, Nlss Lens wsknG u Zfrnd9f Ass hnDs
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02


%s:s e 81 Ta ssl. lsF 9sa
Greek zoo cr Lowfr grq S 3 fSs Sesuss SseS S
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency containing irom
ready Shipment Also for Pemmiean 100000 pounds for
4ise for TfsnspSratOn over routes nom New York Phs
dephis baltimore, chicago 81 Lous t. Paul sioun Sy; Iy;
sgsDsss Ka1sas cY Sead D%soa the
condition OF bidding be obtained on application 70 any OK
'nf Tue BIDS VIII opened Of the Board Of In
secretary neTSI and read Rupe H Ses1Hac at tho
Each bid must give all parties interested IN or
parties and 5 mg e4sbt aaTe % eoRy @
and bond duly on $
ONCE to William Nicholson, superintendent Of Indian AZ
May New c6urchs TO ne C0in@issaTss Of
'' S SH 10 "a s9s
f4@dsss Sus references TSS tRer
deemed q Tor al The sa sss GT as Ps q he
bid must be a. Sy Indian Aairs 70
Be- held by the Of the contract upon s0no
one S6s%dsi e snS teIlSsiRs sstiSDs spPss NsxYork
Msi,S5ps MsTSpSiBaan Bank ot cO%merce NeS.YOrk;
PSiisdelp6ia National Philadelphia
T third National i cincinDsdi
Bank Of Wisconsin, Milwaukee;
Union Rs1s 81 me State Of Missouri ST Lous;
which check or less Than nye eenqm on
s a9S1Ss IN Ssss S1 sns sns sSsr ecevns AZ
defects or n1Ornlailues -,
bond with his proposal or In case OF
furnish new and suIncen oona
n required; be returned 20 the bidder
Bids will be received for Flour corn Bacon aes esi oA
Bread and Lard delivered Az he sew
era1 agencies St Paul. Sioux CITY, Omaha cheyenne
sidney, City. Wichita Kan ConeyVlHe han OF s'
The for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies required complete their deliveries wh0pt
extra compensation in case OF the removal OF hose Ageneho
70 the Missouri River. . =. an -,
tracts the Ponca Agency viii contain provision iof ,s
reduction Of the contracts the dreuon OF the
IN OF the removal OF the Agencies he oou
receive at least thirty days nOtlee.
The fresh ground of sound wheat OF the Dest
Xxx oualty, and delivered IN strong double sacks
The be sound dry, and clean 70 weigh not less
than 80 pounds TO che bushe anu deh'eed u sfOhs
The be clear sides sound and sweet and put up
In "gunnies"
army furnished packed In strong boxes ready Tor ship
Samples Of the Soap than two pounds must be
The prices named must net" In win allow
ance be made for sacks, boxes, or barrels .,
cattle be furnished on the oof must De steers sn
each delivery shall be and must average not less
than each delivery animal 70 weigh less aD
ZOO pounds except the Indian Territory where the average
10 weigh less than $50 pounds The prce VIII be figured
spet'F nfty per centam being allowed for tare -
bidders for Flour must or tefore sept
Commissioner OF Indian Anars az az Le0nru
St sample OF less than 25 pounds Of the nodr
which propose furnish which sample shall be saac
tory and shall be the standard OF spe
quantity Of -four for those Agencies where
bread notice 10 be given the contractor Witnn
thirty days from the signing OF the contract ,,,
amount thereof suency OF the sureues must De eN
denoed by affidavit the value o. their property
'' ]. G. SMITH. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
THE TESTING OF EXHIBITION ARTICLES.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: spent day in the Agricultural Build
ing at the Centennial Fair and from three to four hours
Of the day In and out Of the judges room They were
this day testing articles OF food and and several
perts witnesses Of their manner Of doing IT, On
leaving the room and comparing notes, found our
selves all Of mind, and that was that they could not
arrive ut any just conclusion TO the qualities or CON-
paratve merits, for the that proper compa
son was made between the articles in competition
In this instance they, at IL a. commenced the ex-
animation of about Is samples Of very paatabe article
Of diet One vessel opened and about eaten for
1t was about lunch time and tasted good The waiter
then directed to remOyeh 1t and bring another which
went through like operation, and SO on I'll dinner time
After dining they again begun and finished mp as before
It noticeable that each vessel IL opened pre-
sened contents that less and less relshabe and
especially after dinner when some OF them had prob
ably good taste. As each sample tested the judges
made In their separate books some mark for future
reference whole day wasted in this way. An
expert would have passed correct Judgment upon the
whole lot in half hour and he would have done IL by
opening the whole lot Of aud placing them side by
side judging first their appearances then their
qualities In this the first sample VIII prObably
take the medal, the second a diploma, and the third
nothing. . .. ...s g. H. p.
Netp-fork, Aug. 5, 1876. L ..U oas
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

steam whistles, let for myFen and in behalf Of fe
lowsuferefs ask your influence In suppressing kin
dred one in the church tower on the corner shrek
win at coup from religious sentimentasts that am
hereto and all that There has been much written
about the Sabbath BELLS and there was time In the city
when the sound at stated hours was necessity In the
country where space Is free, tue sound permeates It,
and with pleasing effect In the city, where most per-
sons wear watches where street clocks abound where
almost every has timepiece, and where, on the
Sabbath the instincts Of churohgoers cause them to an
tcpate the hour OF service there is justification for
the discordant sound arring to weakened nervous
conditions resulting from sickness from the prostraton
of Summer heat, from the unendng round OF daily toll
The writer 10 bran-worker and the Sabbath L. made
day OF rest, its name implies. The morning may
dawn fair and peaceful and the mind be In harmony
with the day, and oil is shattered by the slri cang
clang OF the church bells which toll for Sunday
and church service in the morning for the evening and
for the weekly meetings IL Is terrible to strained
nerves, and from my point Of view, for the reasons
given, unnecessary thing. In q sense the Golden
Rule in Its spirit is violated ny its professors For the
aged the sick the weary-mnded, and IN these days Of
bitter yicssitude the latter class large one plead
that potent influence may be used to limit the use
of the bell 10 the tOlling Of the hours DOUGLAS.
Ne,c- York, Aug. 20, 1876. '...... ... ss -
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
EMPLOYMENT OF DESTITUTE woRKNeMES

SIR: How can we assist our unemployed
men Money is abundant and be had at very low
rate Of interest Labor cheap and thousands OF men
are out of work Our city requires many needed im-
proyemens and under all the circumstances, why not
20 on with these improyemens For years past our city
fathers have had under consideration the building OF
city prison Why not go on with the work nowi That
enterprise alone would give work to many hundreds OF
our poor men, would prefer 10 work raher than 70
beg IL city authorities would go on with some per
maneut improvements, with the understanding that
wages should greatly reduced-aborers 10 receive 81
day mechanics 81 so TO sl rs per day-and would en-
nlov two gangs of men, on alternate weeks, many per.
sons could be employed who would gladly Work on bai
time and reduced wages in order TO get small pitahee
for their families. BRlChLA1kh'
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

The motto for the week on a little girls
school card was, Get thee behind me, Satan
There were In the garden but she was Ie
hidden N pluck them. Pluck then she did p" why
didn't YOU asked mother when you were tempted
20 touch them, say, Get thee behind me, satahf
aid" she said earnestly and he got behind me, ana
pushed me into the bush"I 5000 ....r .....f y .r..
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
GEN. McCLELLAN,s ADVICE.

TO the Editor Of The Trt6Hne'
: SIR: have been reading Gen. McClellans
etter; think his reasoning excellent in regard to the
danger Of retaining party in power too long He says
such a party becomes corrupt and We need change
infer then of course that he and Mr. Tden too would
work for change In NewYoTk City and County, otheI'
wise hs logic Is Dad. Has not Mr.. TIden been some.
what mixed in politics, and would not more radical
change be better than even hef INQUIRER /.
Geu. York, Aug. %, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

zirndorf and chid w schwers Gus Brsupa, Geo Lang.
MIRA Louise scheee oottlnb Keungott Mis- louise keon
got Fedden Niss Wilhelmine FeddeD, Ernst hnck
Eccsr Max Hirschpd Mrs Minns 0lercus, Ernst kreps
DR. John Muller Mra A1guste Miller. Augsstas Mier John
Roth Dorothea Roth Ans Theresia Scha
fer and ohd Prof O. Rotsehka Gust Koch Einstsn
ser, Mrs. Cath. Hofnann, Miss olse Kranshaar HeIn
Stern, Bode Mrs Lana Bode and child Albert Booe
j. Meyer Mrs Anna Never Johs Sebs Wademar Malmene,
Mrs Singer and cd Mas arHan Mrs Charlotte Lehn
Mrs Martha Bfonsema chld John stockhorn john W.
Holzgreefe, Il. Simon, Fritz ktIan. .. .. %.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

As intimated in yesterdays aeknowlt dgmen the sum
received s now sufficient for the purposes Indicated In
the appeal IN THE TRIBUNE OF Aug. 10 although very
much larger amount could be used proper channels ex-
listed through which 10 could be employed And as one
such channel would earnestly invite the public TO
contribute to the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
which is situated in East Thirty yiourths! IN the midst OF
this suffering district The pressure upon the hospital at
this time is unprecedented, owing partly, no doubt TO
the influence OF insufficient nourishment in developing
eve and ear diseases especially in scrofulous persons
AT the same time the hospital is almost paralyzed for
want of means Contributions for this purpose may be
sent to Dr. c. r. Agnew at No 10 East Thlrty-nintnst
or 10 fire writer AKDREw H. SMITH NJ. d,
No. ITO EGst fAirtye0hts, Ser- York, Aug 49, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
furniture.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
I for casb-At COWPERTHWAIT'S, l55 and l6I Chats
hamst Thne buildings and IL Lar waerooins
fed style goods BuIeau and Dressing suiles
painted and walnut s15 20 $3.50. Tap Brussels, 81
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES DOWN PRICES.
vi -Bankets Of all kinda. Carpets Mattnss ohs,oths
Goods &c ANDREW LESTER 4 Co. No 81 Broadway.,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

~ -I' MINIATURE ALMANAC.
snp rtseA b.28 Sun 63l Moon sets...-. 4O4
HIGH pAY-A.b
SANDY Hook 63s Cows Island Bill Hell Ferry. 300
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-P. N .
@ 7:30 Hell q. Ferry. elo
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
Otean steamers.
-. -
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

NEw-YoRK AND HAVANA HAY. DIRECT MAIL
These hrstelass steamships sa regularly at p No. hom
Pier No 13, North River. as follows; -r,,.y o.. ~
Steamship CLYDE ~ 'p sent
Steamship 1.pS slnvo 70
- WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Co. Nc. Bownng-green.
McKELLER LULIN0 a Co. AGENTS IN Havana
DIED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
Ii 70 carry the Belgian and United States Mails
The following steamers are appointe@s Mo- 70 S @ yer
NEDERLAND. ..... Aug. 81. KENILMoRgH Sept , ~
VADERLAN d. Sept %. sWITZERLAND..". o.
...n Rates OF Passage IN Currency soo
First CaDin, 500 Second CABIN, geo. SteeIsge sHo'
PETER WRIGHT soNS, Gen. Agents PmIsaepMav
ri JOHN MCDONALD 3 Battery place. n. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE .-Ft
UNITED STATES MAIL..ru,,sa
The steamers OF this Line take the Lane routes
oy Maury, NJ going south Of the Banks on the
passage TO Queenstown. all the wear round 40
GERMANIC, SATURDAY, Sept 10 AZ 3 p m
. CELTIC. SATURDAY. sept %, az D a IN. IU".
BRITANNIA, SATURDAY, Oct q at7:3O m f
GERMAEIC, SATURDAY. Oct 81 -, x,o,,r,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NohIH
uniform in size and unsurpassed a
pontmeuts The Saloon, StateroOns SMOKING ana Isan
Rooms placed amdshipS where the noise ana uouOn
are least felt, aforDg degree OF comfort mnereo u
RATES~saioop $50 and 500 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms. Steerage, S2S. :. A.
For Inspection plans other information apply at the
N'"p"'' -. CoRTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
HEALTH IN SCHOOLS.

RESTRAINT OF WEAK SCHOLARS NECESSARY -
SCHOOL FOR INVALID SCHOLARS.
70 the Editor OF Tks Trtb1ns.
SIR: II is source of anxiety to many pa
rents In sending 70 school children who have little
strength lest they be given too many studies or permit
ted when illness comes attempt TO keep up with their
more fortunate companions Especially where children
are sent far away home TO school Is this precau
ton and watchfulness the part Of teachers needed
School superintendents think would find IL profitable
action to make these points part Of the policy OF tneh
management. l1f Is
Among others DIR, Foster, proprietor Of Posters
eanitarfurn In tins place. was glad 70 learn tns
other day. Will open m September O. school
for girls OF the character descrbeA lie will
use 4 new and wellfurnished building. called the
Foster House school and boarding house,
a gymnasium The school managers announce that
while giving reasonably broad culture and thorongh
training every studeut In the studies she may select
they WILL has been stated, mako the maintenance or
health the nsst important object There WI be thor
Ough work in the recitation and lectureFooms, but
no publc examinations exhibitions TO excite the ner
,vOus the weak" says the circnlar hail
recIiOn. II cOmends Itself only 90 those who have
daughters 70 educate bot also TO every thouhtfn PM
anihrorst who seeking determine the cause OF the
deterioration IN the health Of Americas women NJ
CiUi0a Springs. ~ T.. Aag. 49, 1875. r..t
SILENCE THE CHURCH BELLs.
re tAs Eduor Of rae rrseaHe.
SIR: Your columns arc ever open to the ap-
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET.

. HEw-YoRK, Friday, Sept. L. 1873.
Below may be found the result of to-day's
sale nj Arch Johuons establishments, Thirteenthst,
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
RELIEF FOR THE EAST SIDE POOR.

FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS IN ANSWER TO THE
APPEAL IN THE TRIBUNE OF AUG. 19
To the EDITOR OF The Trs6URe.
, SIR: Since yesterdays acknowledgment L
have received the following sums in response to my letter
in THE TRIBUNE Aug 10 in relation TO the poor OF the
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
5ales tp Auctiou


I. t#..a w A. MHRwIN, AuetIoneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN a. Co., $50 Broadway,i
I'D near Bendst-saes Of Books. Works Of Art &c. &C.
RY SAMUEL HATCH g. Co. so..on
GREAT TRADE SALE OF GLASSWARE
by tho Boston and sandwich and Union oiasa
SIX THOUSAND PACKAGES.
ON WEDNESDAY, and THU BSDAY Sept and 2, 1875,
. = ''---I -ET at 87 o'clock M,
HORTICULTURAL HALL. ...E ..-
r....| No. lO2 Trem0ntst, Boston,
will be sold TO- he highest bidder % the trade and
Ans S.siosass al sssS Sow resdy sGML HATCH Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02
ReIiaions Notices.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AND TRANS
--H'l.T17 o. DEPARTMENT OF Tfs IsfERIoRl
0Ff1cR OF INDIAN AFfhIns
-a-~'.s WASHINGTON, August l6 1915. y
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals fsr Beef Fear
TRANSFORMATIONS the bel VIII pc receved AZ
the LindeIl Hotel, Louis, untn n IN. OF edner1ay
September 1870 furnishing the following supplies Tor
the Indian service: ....-L A -
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
Il sTEAMsHIP LINES "E f."...

por rIrIropNIA JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
NEw,ZEALAND BRiT1sH c9LuMBth OREGON, &e-
- Sailing from Pier ~, North HiyW.
For SAN FRANCISCO, via IsfHAuS OF PANAAA.
: . steamship AcAPULC0. sATURDAf Nept
CmDecttpx for CeBfr and south faciao PortS
PROM aAN FRANCISCO % JAPAN and CHISA
- steans ship ShEAT REfU BlIC, FRIDAY. sepL
Prom franc.soo 70 sandwich isAnda AustrahA ana
s.ssasT CITY OF san FRANCISCO. Wednesday. Ana H.
w lSr 0fnYnR % "p or 70 H T. BULLAY, supt,
Hosfhs ,Sreen ~" Pier Ia NJ r., foot q canalst
CTATE LINE-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- hn Belsa, anh Iondonderry These nrateAsA fuipo~
''S' Pief "a North River-- Foot Of Canalst. N. r.
ar IrF AZ vIRGiNiA A..........,.,. ThursdAv sept.
srIE 0f fEEVlDA....... Thursday Sept u
n1IE snd l.fn..s 1s ra6 Gsre. eos
and sec .seordns g ea.. 500 sssrsxs
is.sss E,s' AHRlS iG CO. Assu.s ~ broadway NY
sTEERAoE PASSAGE q No. s6 Broadway and 81 Com
pAny's Pier feet e Canalsks N. h
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Ocean CLEANERS

-
A NCHoR M tIYE;TTv; E;vsv !srAbbn1 5; MAIL STEAMERS
Passengers lowest rates to from any seaport OF
rai'fo'" ''tI HENDERs6s % BRoTiEEs Bowling green
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. between
n Phiadelpha and Liverpool calling at Queenstown Thurs
Gays "Os s,eamers a'ph y All irun ioOws
PES SEPT sept g
Cabin .7s Ss' o. Ea.14ss nss q ssiif1Rs' sas
rErER wGHr SONS Gen Assns sss as rona R6aaaspssn
-a. JOHN MCDONALD, Battery place :: Y.
JNMAN LINE. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR ouEEy srowY AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or sPS Ss g. & sSS % %
ciTY OF OF RIcmMoN sept 50. at p N.
CABIN, $50 and siOo gold X RoiarH crs favorable
"sTTffERAoK s2s currency issued lowest rates
S P'sSf tst ta o Saia ss
EREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEw.YoRK TO BRISTOL (Engl-DIRECT
Taxing s%Gs s.a I isT in % Sa
sailing irOm Pier is Eat ri nys5 slps Az SEN, =
AAs1 Esn fsF sHo9s 80 currency TToarson
age Geridese 30 81 and upward For freight
OF pAs1Sb 5. 1& &oaSAN Agent No 20 south st. NowYoLk
HAMBURG American Packet Companys Line
rSsSEhhSTG.:As : II
SEyA s 4 10 ymoa S ond6n
and si p1hts in England Scotland and Wales First Cabin
sld SOO second Cabin gold $50; currency $50
KUSHARDT & Co., e b. RlCHAhD q BOAs,
f,cneTaI Agents General Passenger Agents
gi Brsd.t Sew-York. 81 Broadway Eew.York.
NATIONAL LINH.-From Piers al and al,
~ North River. FOR LONDON.
EpRT FDR on EssToWR SsTS@RATA hAS S'Rff RRffvERPoo
EGSF scS sfSt g. 40 pm sFhiS sept 81 $50 M
CABIN pas age, s55, $50. or $40. currency. ,. - .
Return ekes az reduced rates steerage passage s26 cur
IIrxits issued from al upwaru, current prices.
AuDl Al the Iomuany Office, by BrOanNhy
"PP" '"'0 N'"r"'' Z. W. J. HURST Manager,
NTew-York, Havana & Mexican Mail s. s. Line.
~ steaIners leave Pier 5. North River. at 3p. IN
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OF MEXICO. UESDA1 sept
CITY or VERA Cruz --... TIL U kSDAi sept
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW-ORLEANS
via avanA Progreso CamDeachy Tuxpan. and Iampioo
CITY OF FMEXICO-,....--......-TUES UESDAY, sept ..
For freight an passage apply w
- " ALEXANDItE * SONS. 81 and 80 Broadway
Steamers win leave NewOreans sept. 10 and oct Tor
Vera CruE aud all tho above potts - -
New-York tribune., 1876-09-02

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