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FIVE thousand yards Of new style good
Colored Calico at ct cents; two thousand M
and fifty bolts Of new pattern wan fa'
per at s cents; and other goods IN pro
P0''''" W. JOHN RoEMER's
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THE attaches Of this office were yester.
day afternoon treated to serenade by the
ST. Clairsville brass band. The music
was very good. Come again, gentlemen.
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School vacation in the city this year
is from the last Friday Of March to the
first Monday Of April. This Is to give
mothers chance to take care OF the chill
dren while moving and cleaning house.
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MCKEE RANKIN TROUPE. "Sweet-
hearts" and "Who Killed Cock Robin" at
the Opera House this afternoon, and fare
we'll performance of the Mckee Rankin
Troupe.
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HELarBonD's BucHu is still in the re-
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggists. II is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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A PERSON in Pennsylvania was lately
killed by a grain Of coffee which lodged
in his windpipe. The moral Of this il
that We had better, as rule, take
Glove,
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THE application OF the County Court Of
Marion county for equalization in the
value Of lands in that county will be con-
sidered by the Board Of Equalization on
Tuesday next,
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THE new uniforms worn yesterday by
Kramcr's band were made by Messrs.
John II. stallman & Co., Of this city. This
firm has high reputation for doing good
work.
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Police CoURT.-Juiee Cranmer.
There were two cases before His Honor
yesterday morning, viz:
Martin Kurner and Patrick Kurner,
Migrants, were sent to the stone pile for
thirty days.
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BBtDGEPoRr IrEMs.-A Bridgeport
colored mother, standing in her front
door watching the fast disappearing form
other nineteen year old daughter In her
store clothes, in last nights nine o'clock
gloom soliloquised thus: u believe dat
girl has lied TO me-"
The victims Of scandal in Bridgeport
have this consolation. That one scandal
follows another in such rapid succession,
that any one is bound to be short lived,
A very eminent and learned physician
informs us that a cold manifests itself
in diseased condition Of certain muc.
uous membranes that alcoholic ontains ele-
ments Of heat. That when taken into the
stomach 1t is Immediately impaired to
the blood. That this heat through the
agency Of the blood is brought in contact
with the cold surface Of the diseased
membrane, stimulating and producing a
healthy action, thus curing the cold.
What terrible weather this is for catch
ing cold.
VIM. Bosley, Of Bridgeport, seems to be
bad crowd. On last Thursday Miss
Hattie Strauss, from Wooster, Ohio, ar
rived in Bridgeport on the 1880 train
and repaired at once to the office Of the
Justice OF the Peace and had warrant
issued for the arrest OF William, who was
captured in Etnaville by Marshall Jas
McConnaughy and brought before the
injured Hattie and the Justice. William
offered to marry Hattie, but Hattie would
not unless she had some assurance that
William and her "hand in hand might go
ETC., John Anderson my joe" William
said that, by Joe, he would not promise
that, but he would marry her. And SC
nothing more was done but to bind viii
liam over in the sum Of two hundred dol
lars for his appearance at court. Thi.
makes two cases OF this kind registered
against William for hearing at the mex,
term, and his ambition does moi stop here
as he was heard to remark that there
were three more to hear from II they
did not go back on him."
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OPERA HousE-Family Matinee this
afternoon, when will be presented
Gilhert's dramatic contrast entitled
"Sweethearts" and the screaming comedy
"Who Killed Cock Robin?
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MCKEE RANKIN and his superb com.
pany will give farewell performance
this afternoon, presenting the charming
dramatic contrast, "Sweethearts" and
"Who Killed Cock Robin"
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SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1867.
New Adyerfisenienis.

Spring, 1S7C-F. c. Myers.
Medical Card.
For Sale, &c.-Peterson & Baker.
Rugs and Mats-Aicndel, Booth & Co.
Silver Ware-0xtoby & Dutheld.
Braces for Ladies' and Gents.
Parlor and Chamber Sets-Morehead
& Co.
Greatsalc of Spring Dry Goods-head
of local.
List Of Letters.
Hamilton Opera House-head OF local.
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GET out your Paris green. All the
signs pOiut TO very active campaign this
spring on the part Of the vivacious pota-
to.bug.
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"SwEErHEARrs" and "Who Killed Cock
RObin% at the Opera House this after.
noon, and closing performance OF the
Mckee Rankin Combination.
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MOVING T1ME.-Pianos moved carefully
on GFrenchs patent piano truck" BY, ex.
perienced men. Leave orders at Adams
4 Lucas music store, 1927 Market street.
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In honor of St. Patrick's Day, Thomas
Stanley gave grand party at his resi-
dence in Centre Wheeling last night.
Cockayne's band furnished the music.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.



LONDON, March l7.-After the regular
business hours yesterday there was a
renewed distrust among stock operators
and a general relapse in prices. Two
failures occurred this morning; liabilities,
however, small; business restricted. The
home railways are depressed by large
quantities Of stock. thrown on the mar
ket. Foreign securities are stronger and
in most cases better prices are realized.
ANOTHER FAILURE.
One more failure has been announced
at the Stock Exchange; liabilities not
stated.
WAREHOUSES BURNED.
A block Of warehouses on Portland
street, Manchester, burned to-day. The
loss is estimated at several hundred
thousand pounds sterling,
STEAMSHIP COLLISION.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE steamer
King Richard, Captain Pearson, from
Baltimore, February Goth, and the steam.
er Athlete, Of Dudalk, came in collision
here to-day. The King Richard was con.
siderably damaged and was run ashore AT
Tranvere, where she now lies full OF
water.
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THEladies Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church are preparing for festival on
the 2lst and 22d inst.
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TWELVE deeds in fee and ten deeds Of
trust were admitted TO record by the
County Clerk during the week ending
with yesterday.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

In pursuance Of deere rendered by the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. OH the 10Th
day Of May, 1873, In Chnncrry cause therein lfI!d-
Iug wherein William S. GOshOm executor OF John
Ii9sh0rn, deceased, Is plLIntih, and David sn0l.
grass anil Others arc defendants, the undersigned
Special Commissioner appointed hy said decree,
will sill at public auction 10 the highest bidder, at
the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county,
~ oil Nlrnlnla IN
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The Clerk Of the County Court issued
five marriage licenses during the week
ending Yesterday.
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THEY are already making sandwiches
10 be sold at the Centennial restaurants.
They will be kept in sawdust until May
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SALE Or REAL EsrArE.-J.W. Mitch.
ell, the real estate agent, has sold the
Connally property, on Market street,
Sixth Ward, 10 Mr.. McCarty, for 81 400.
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l Rave used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and found 1t the best cough remedy ]
ever tried.-W. r. Clarke, 920. IPdlnui
Strect, Philadelphia, November 81, 1875.
dEw
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IF you think Of going to the Black
Hills, remember that scalps are the only
legal tender for tickets to Sioux good
society.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at silvey's drug store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
SAM. IAN. sP.M FEN.
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THE Rankin Combination will close its
engagement at the Opera House with a
matinee to-day.
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Hon mass was celebrated at Benwood
yesterday by Rev. Father McKornan.
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LAp1Es' Seamless Side Lace Shoes just
received at L. V. BIoND's,
1875 Main street.
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Irisnow in order to hear from the de-
stroyed peach crop.
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OPERA HousE.-.Grand Family Matinee
this Afternoon. "Sweethearts" and "Who
Killed Cock Robin"
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ONLY two days more Of winter-spring,
season Of ethereal mildneSs, makes its de-
but on the Goth,
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New Goods! New Goods! A full
line of Spring Dress Goods and Carpets
just ope,ied BY ]. W. FERREI.
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TIE fourth invoice Just received by
express OF those nice Box Toe Boots for
Ladies', Misses and Children, at
L. Y. BLoND'H.
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READ the announcement OF l. Blum q
Bro, At the head Of local.
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FoR a bargain in Carpets 90 to
f0N . ]. w. FERREI.
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MAT1NEE-opera House, this after.
noon.
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FINE Side Band Shoes for Ladies just
received at L. v. BLoNDs,
1875 Main 81.
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THE equinoctial winds are loose.
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River News.

The river was rising last evening, Win
Is feet inches in the chanel.
The Express left for Parkersbug at
noon. The Courier will be to.day's
packet.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati,
and will leave upon her return trip this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Exchange was due from Cincin-
natl last night, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks and Salt Valley are
due tonight, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The steamer Rees, Star Of the West
and O'Neal were running MS usual yester:
day, Notwithstanding the high wind
which prevailed.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 17.-Rivcr - feet
l inch and rising. Weather cloudy
and cold. Arrived-Mallie Ragon from
Wheeling. Departed-Granite State, for
Portsmouth,; Mallie Ragou for Wheel
ing.
MEMPHIS, March 17.-River rose is
feet. Weather clear; mercury as dogs
Departed-Parker for Cincinnati; Capt.
tol City for Vicksburg.
CINCINNATI, March l7.-River q feet
10 inches and falling. Weather cold aud
windy. Arrived-Andes from Wheeling,
NASHVILLE, March 17.-River rising
with ~ feet on shoals. Departed-Eddy'
vile for Cairo.
LOUISVILLE March 17.-River II feet
G inches in canal. Weather clear and
cold. Departcd-Nashyille, Tom Sher.
lock and Vint Shinklc for Cincinnati. q
ST. LOUIS, March MISUNDERSTANDING
and Future City, New Orleans; Coal Hill
and Rover, Pittsburgh; City Of Helena,
vicksburg. Departed-Belle Of Mem
phis. River risen six inches since last
night, but now stationary, the cold
weather having checked the rise. Cold
and cloudy, high wind from the west and,
frequent gusts of snow.
CAIRO, March l7.-Arrived-Color ado
st. Louis. Departed-Colorado, Vicks-
burg. River "a feet 2 inches, rising,
Weather cloudy; heavy north wind; mer.
curry 32F.
EVANSVILLE, March 17.-Cloudy and
cold, with frequent snow falls during the
day. Mercury 330 to 2S0. Very windy
River very rough and rising, with &c 7-lO
feet on the gauge. Arrived-Pat Gle.
burne, Cairo; Geo. Roberts, Henderson
Departed-Roberts, Henderson. Horner
and tow passed up. Little business.
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EoR RENT

Fun "r'0'
A large, cOmmodiouS and well lighted
BUSINESS HOUSE, at PIG and 2lS Market
street, steubenville, Ohio, in the business
centres of the city, with extensive cellar
rooms, the finest in the State. Properties
feet front by9O deep, iirst.class Offices and
Office furniture, strong safe protected by
vaults, with all modern and serviccable ap'
partenances. Possession given April LIST.
Enquire of T. MEARs.
mrl4 Stcubenville, o.
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DAvY CROCKETT at the Opera House
tonight.
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nor SALE
We will OHrr ut Public Sale, on
Thursday, March Esd,

At o'clock r. NJ, Our entire Works. situated II
Belairc Ohio viz: One Eight Pot Furnace, ont
three story brick Pot IIOom, Packing Room ant
Ware Kooin, stock and straw Sheds, BOX shop
Blacksmith Shop Engine and Engine House
Moulds and Tools, and all Machinery necessary Il
run mid works
The above Works have been devoted Tor the pas
four wears 10 the manufacture Of Oii-hand AM
moulded lamp Chimncys; has we'll establishes
trade and doing good business; Is located at III,
mouth Of the main coal bank u the city, thereby
saving carriage Oh coat. There belongs to the Work.
ono acre OF ground, fronting the main street o
B.llaIrc. We have two railroads and the river fol
shipping ADVANTAGES. The furnaces aTe In gOCI
rrItuir. Two main buildings brick; Furnace ready
TO light at any time. lHrncs Wishing 10 engage IL
the manufacturing business will lind II TO their In
tere,t 10 examine ihrahOrc.
Terms reasonable. ...,,,,.,
mTl0' OHIO GLASS Cb.
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GREEN badges were in order yesterday
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EoR SALE.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE
COAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

The undersigned will oiicr at Public salc, on
SATURDAY, April LIST, 1876,
The following property, tO-wit: the Coal Shaft
knnwn ns the i'BOraud Shaft" In the city Of Steu-
Itnyile, Ohio, said Shaft being now In full opera
lion, together with nil the appliances thorewilh
connected for the purpose Of inlulng and shipping
coal, consisting Of &c coal bargcs about One-hali
heing oompamtivcly new, and all IN good running
order, coal boat, several llats, hOrscs, mules,
10 ponies, carts, wagon harness. and also large
sieamrr named "MiChigAn."
There Is connected with said Shalt about lGl
acres Ct coal land, which will c sold With II. Said
property will bC offered for sale at the Works OIL
Tho day named, unItS sooner sOld nj private sale.
H.Terim made known on day Of sale.
SWIFT'S IRON & STEEL WORKS.
DUNBAR 4 HIrIICART, their Attorneys.
TIM
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READ the news at the head Of local.
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WANTS.
A GENTS WANTED.

A
Liberal salaries will 10 paid for Agents Of expo
Renee to tayel In West Virginia, Ohio aud PENN
sylVAnia, for the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Hartford, Conn. Apply 10
B. &. TIFF, Manager,
mr7 No. CS Twelfth St., Wheeling, W. Va.
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NOTICES.
d W. 4 KY. R. R.
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

DOR RENT
Ono House, O large rooms, large yard, No. 1914
Foil street, one House. large rooms, laTBe yard, on
FourtIeth street; one House, 3 large rooms, large
yar on Fourtlcth street; ono House, large rooms
large yard, on EOf street. one House, Large rooms,
large yard, No. $50 Foil strcCt.
Good cellars, and In good repair.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
No. 1911? Chnpline St., next door 10 Court House
frIO-ThAS
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READ The news at the head Of local.
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TOR RENT

E0R RENT
The elegant Brick llOuse-haying eight
rooms and kitchen, finished in best style,
with hot and cold water in house-corner
Virginia and York streets, Island, Also,
one new two story house, five rooms, large
garden, corner Delaware and Wabash Sts',
Island. (mrl7) +. J. STONE.
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wAREHousEs nrRNEp,

One more failure has been announce,
at the Stock Exchange; liabilities no
stated.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssini. Br Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
steamer State Of Virginia r. Noodle, Gasgow-Anstin
Baldwin K Co..
steamer Colon Grimm. Aspinwai-Pschc Mail Steam
ship Co
Steamer Msgnolia, Daggett. ssvannah-Geo Yonge.
Steamer Cortes. Freeman. Savannah-Geo Yongs.
rs Co.
Steamer Pioneer. wakeisy. Wilmington ana Morehsad
City. NC-Wm r Clyde Co.
Steamer vineland, Bowen, Baltmore-Wm DalxelL
steamer Josephine Thompson Moore, Baltimore-Wm
DaizeL
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Phlsdelphia-Jas Hand
Ship Joseph spinney. Jordan, Liverpool-snow Bur-
Ship Helios oier). Asmus Hamburg-Funeh. Edye 4 Co
Bark Beatrice Br Bowsby, Cork for orders-P Nevius
i Son.
Bark weser Ger. weyhaussn. Bremsn-John zittio-
Bark Chin Yang tB1. Haskins. Les sablcs ds'olonns
(Francel-R levin.
Bark Francesca cento dts Porro. vslenca for orders
John Z SAAger
Brig W Andrews WILSON, Cape Hayten-R Murray.
Jr.
Brig Tropic Bird. Korn CIenfneg egos-Jas Ward 4 Co.
Brig John Welsh Jr Armstrong, Key West-Bonner
Pinckney
sehr Adde Vessels, johnson, Point t-a-Pitre Guad-J
Winchester 4 Co.
sehr Laura Pride tBr) Stevens st Martins Son
4 Co.
schr d Robinson, Glover, Galveston-Tuppcr 4 Beat
tie
schr Harriet Brewster, Sanford New Orieans-N Brig
ham,
schr yuis Floyd, Gsskin. Georgetown and Pot Bluff.
SEE ID iurlbut 4 Co.
Schr Crusade. Mun. New Haven-Rxckett Bro.
sloop Lotus. Jarvis Perth Amboy-J f Jarvis.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
MGR. SETON'S CHURCH FAIR.

Tho annual fair for the benefit Of St. Jossph's
church, Baldwin avenue Jersey City Heights, will
open this evening will remain open every evening
until the 9th of November. The spacious basement OF
she church. in which the fair will be held, been
completely transformed into elegant and comfor:a-
BILE hail. at the upper end OF which stage has been
erscted for the musical dramatcal and oraorcal
tertainments with which the usual will be
Rev Mgr. Seton. proiusion OF national colors and
centennial embens surround the walls and grace
draps the platform. The rereshme table presided
over by Mrs. Mccarthy, OF Newark avenue, under
whose skilful direction promises to be OF the
most attractive points OF the fair The i've other
bles attended by the most agreeable ladies
OF the parish, among whom the pastor has distributed
the large number Of presents which have been sent
him for this occasion by distinguished friends In
different parts OF the country.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

acted upon by the Executive Committee, National
Rife Association -
Whereas the Forty eighth regm of Oswego N Y has
presented certain adsvs in relation TO the protct here
tofore entered their the
Of this association, which before this committee
the time such upon and which Of i'm
portsnce; IL IL. therefore,
Resolved That the against the Forty-sghth res
be referred the Board Directors Of National
Rihe Association for their consideration.
Adopted.
Shsrp's Rife Company's Prze--s250 in gold-ac
ccpted, conditions as follows Open 10 all corners; ;
entrance fee 81; 500, 900 and 900 yaros, hfoen
shots each distance; no sighting shots previous
practice day OF match: no coaching allowed either
By competitors or outsiders Any competitor giving
rsceiving any Information shall forfeit all prizes
won BY him on that day, 1t being the desire to mako
tine match . strict test of Individual shooting The
winner lead all competitors at each Of the three
distances at competition; onc-fourth Of entrance
money to highest score unless he wins tho prize in
which cale to second highest; onefourh entrance
money TO bc added to principal prize until finally
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
ALLEGED OFFICIAL INAcTIoN.

Much dissatstsction is expressed In Suffolk county
the action Of District Attorney wickham In the KeI-
sey and Condan cases. In the former Mr.. wickham,
although informed by General Barlow that ho had
turned the matter over to him, states that he knows
nothing about IL and will not try tho indictments
against the sammis brothers The Condor sisters II
will be remembered, were found guilty OF inanticide
by coroners Jury and held to bail to the
action OF the Grand jury. The Coroners papers were
nIed with the County Clerk. and was generally ex-
pccted that they would be indicted tho OF
the court The case, however, mentioned to
the Grand Jury, anu tho District Attorney says tnat
he has tho papers and knows nothing about
he cas-
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI, Oct 1s 1875.
scbr Gilmore. from Bangor for New York, going
ofthe harbor this morning coided with schr julia New
ell. and lost sinsa. The Newell received damage
Schr Julia Decker Wellfcet for Philadelphia In
going ofthe harbor coded with schr Emma Of Tsun-
ton, and lost boat Procured and proceeded the
Emma received damage.
Schr vests OF Bangor from Boston for New York. hes
gone dock here overhaul oremssthead which Is
rotten; will probably need mast.
Schr Grace Webster arrived to-day In IL days from Car
denas She is bound to Now York Had expee heavy
weather. lost sails, and is short OF provisions.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
CORNELIUS L. BRADY.

A hero OF the died at Liverpool. England on
the 4th inst Cornelius l. Brady third officer Of
the steamship Atlantic Of the White Star lne which
went ashore the coast OF Nova Scotia April 1s7a
Through his heroic efforts many lives were saved by
his swimming to a rock with line, and later on in
the year 1874, when passenger board tho steamer
Pennsylvania, of the American line, on her voyage
from Liverpool 90 Philadelphia after the captain and
two chief officers washed overheard and every
prospect of the ship laundering, he took command
and brought ner safely into port Ii was through
posure In the last instance he contracted the
(consumption) of which hc ded. He aged thirty
four years. and leaves wife and one child