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The New York herald., 1876-11-19
267 AND 259 GRAND ST.
CORNER FORSYTH ST.

WILL OFFER THE COMM WEEK, IN ADpI-
TinS THE rSLMiS T9 TEiE 4Fk SP VARIED sTook
BARGAINS.
DRESS GOODS
rk0o bass 965f 55Ss g zoe
5Sp'sss. sHioS s- siIK; -, per yard
S E s'f yH TEfyHis & ;,
s5Axfs atSIu usISAk SkkvEs Sicsss
"IsiS RiGiiIS iiS TRIMMED FUR BLACK BEAVER cLoAKs
MAiEIEssE ; BEAyER "a rs cLoAKs =. sl4, worth sra
~ 800, SUITS At RE6GoEp Ms Parcksa RI q :nd up
500 p,s;ssSsr i; e. BLACK oAsnMEkEs 4Oe. per yard
Is cases of BLACK ALPAcAs .. 22e per yard,
worth 3oc
5coo DOUBLE WOOL sHAwLs. FROM AUCTION at
BRoohE sHAwLs. . from :, and upward.
500 dozen REAL KID GLOVES as Sc per pair.
HOSIERY Ga6fss, SHsst,S5S tS,SS5SsswEan: "A .:,x .,.
AT VERY Low rRIcEs rRIcc1' soA"'''
500 Pair. Of pnAsKsT1 KsT4sxHIs ! x 4 8 ,.l,
At nSHShkfTfIai sREnHET klDdanD Rna o2ops TslSEs.
'AA'D D''IN5E LADIES IS TRIMMED HATS.
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS
25 FER CENT LESS
THAN MANCFACTCkERS' PRICES
DOYLE ADOLPHT.
267 aud 269 Grand St.
corner Forsyth
RLAcK AND CoLoRED SILK vELvETs.
81 rs. 81 so. 81 75 AND UPWARD,
BLOOMS.
1913 BOWERy, $40
Bond st.
LYONS SILK CLEANING VELVET euporb nm aiitv
81 TO- - so. 81 10 and upward
sATTNs SILKS AND sKIRTING vELvETs a Al.
tractve prices.
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LORD A TAYLOR
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK


WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
LADIES' SEAL MUFrs
LADIES, MINK nuffss " - ''0' " % s''' u ~
LADIES' LYNX xufffs ' ~ ~ " =. 90 ~ .
LADIES, sErs or MUFf AND BOA, iS FRENCH
LsniEsi SETS 6F MurF AND BOA, IN IMITATION
LADIES, ssTs OF MUrr AND BOA, IN BLACK MAR.
ltppnIf,, sEAi. sAcoCEs NEW SHAPES. DARK
COLOR. AND FINE FUR, s15. Ss5. So. Stio, Si25
CifILDkEN'S fTKS.
VIZ COMMENCE oUk CHiLDRENs SETS FROM
wE s,i1w is riils DIPARTMrNT
MISSES AND CHII.DRENs SETS IN
sSp sliHhn G2Ski iolnnE wiuh Asp SEAL GEN IN
isfASTs AND curLDRENs FUR sAcouEs,
fablfs .Axn curLDngSs SEAL cars. FROM
= = hN'" - il irrR TRIMMINGS
a HANDSOME TRIMMING as Low As zoe. PER
rrR LINED SILK GARMENTS
.gEfrREb IiNINssS MADE AND fUT IN SILK
GAKNENrS At KkASOSABiE RATES.
srttfAL ATTENTION. GIVEN IT, REPAIRING FURs
SAL sAcVrsS MADE 10 ORDER To FIT ANY
sIzE AT SHORT SoficE
BROADWAY AND 10Th ST.
saAxn. cnRrsTIE AND FORSYTH SrA
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IIORD AND TAYLOR SUIT DEPARTMENT

N rmn LATEsT STYLES, ~ 7s; ,TRiMNED WITH
81. 50; TRIMMED And EMBRoIDEKED. sla 50.
nAskErcLoTn ovERsKIETs AND BAsoUEs
cAMEL's HAIR roLoSAlsE. FROM sia so TO saa.
BLACK cAMELs HAIR PoI.oSAIsE. TRIMMED
WITH FRINGE $40 TO TSS
CoLoRED CASHMERE SUITS, sI5, SCI. $40 AND
e22.
cOLoRED CASHMERE SUITS, sILK.sLEEyEs. $25.
.coI.oRED CASHMERE SUITS. SILK TRIMMED. saa.
coLoRED SERGE SUITS, FROM So TO $40; SILK
rs Ssl2nHD sss. sA'Ezs SUITS SILK TRIMMED $50
.oAMEL,ss HAIR SUITS SIS TO sa'; SILK TRIMMED.
SEX sssRyRs IS O W. SILK TRIMMED AND
rHSSso HSaSh assHsHHF sSI1s EssK f's SILK
AIAHcH ySa or SWISS
SsS$E Ss$fS sfiR Iii sSi4si HSiTss ss$E S$SS 81
$ssE
MOURNING cosruMEs. A SPECIALLY :,
MADE To ORDER AND DELIVERED IN II HOURS.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT.
EVENING DRESSES To ORDER IN "a HOURS.
SATIsFACTION IN EVERY WAY GUARANTEkD.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
WE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF WRAP
PIERS AT THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY Low
habIRs' WRAPPERS IN PLAIN AND FIG
URED REPS, 81 Is: TYCOON REPS s. IS.
SERGE IN LIGHT SHADES AT *4.5 AND s.
FRRNCH ZEPHYR FLANNEL wRAPPEkS. 81 %
TO ~ -
BRAiDED CASHMERE WRAPPERS. sl4 rs.
EMBROIDERED CASHMERE WRAPPERS, $2l IS.
CALICO wRAPPERS FROM 81 rs.
OUR ASSORTMENT or FAIL. AND WINTER
SUIT, IL ALL THE NEW MATERIALS. IS COM
PLETE. AND AT rRlCES CoNsiDkRABLf BE-
LOW THOSE OF ANY FORMER SEASON.
CATALOGUES of LADIES. MISSES AND Chill
pRENs FURNISHING GOODS SENT FREE ON
APPLICATIONS TO ALL PAkTs OF THE coUN-
TRY.
1LoRD n TAYLOR. DRESS GOODS.
Il A
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

4, BouxOUr FROM PARIS. LATE WITH AUGUST
has just received Partisan air for ladies' front
b.ir ade Of water and curs
the --latest style of ConureS Union square, near TIL.
fanyA
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BLOOMS,

ass BowERy. $40
near bond st.
A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 - siESSSSiSS$$sES SS5tS SSMS55%tfSs. : ~ ''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Call particular attention to .her
s::y s.:Ty Department Es ssssy sss
Hosiery Department. stock. imporistion.
Hosiery Department wcrstcd our own
Hosiery Hosiery Department BsT" sscSyr
Hosiery Hosiery Department Ps:,;%:" low price. importation
Y EEP NOT ONLY SELLS THE BEST AND CHEAP
n shirts in the world but now offers Collars elegant
r &C JOHNSTON.
Broadway. 9Th av. and 72d st..
viii oner 10000 worth
Of
Lyons black silks,
during the remaining portion Of this month,
prccs 25 psr cent ie. o
than tho same Qualities ssc have been sold
We invite particular attention
ceor.a silk IL iSs Departments,
TO which we have added an immense
tEc latest colornge,
for
Street, Dinner and Evening Costumea
Velvet Department
has been extensively repierished by the
:ss'psS sScgsss: :
Cloaks. Dresses and Trimmings
Ponson's peerless
SILK Velvet,
~ inches wide,
Samples sent rrasuously 90 all parts Of tho country
application, thus enspiing parties make
their purchases residents OF New York
CITY.
Goods forwarded by express mail any part OF tho
Omitted states
J. h c. JOHNSTON
Rroadway 5th aud I'D 81.
A LADY N MOURNING WILL SELL RICHLY
embroidered black velvet Cloak cheap IA West a3d
4 LADY GOING ~ MOURNING WILL SELL A
Ahand,omc India Shawl Tor $40. Address ". T., Herald
TTENRrs SIDE AND BOX PLATING MANUFAC.
ltoryKid gloves cleaned perfectly, cents per pair.
7yl sad 927 Broadway.
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N $40 and 35i 9Th av..
between 9th and 2sth sts.
Furs Furs Furs
We have just this department In connection with
dry goods business and prepared to offer most
carefully selected vnrcd stock, at very low prices
We determined make these goods success Call
and inspect then You will save money.
Fur from 81 30 So. 81 IS. ~. $40, upward.
Real Mink sets, Sl2. Sl4 $i6. $40, S25.
Imitation Mink sets. -, S., So.
Imitation Alaska Sable, St. 81 so.
Real Alaska Sable Sl2 Sl4. S1s ana upward
Imitation sets, x5 $6 S. S1n
Real Seal sets. $40, so, $40, $40.
Real Seaskin Sacques. So. 800. $I2S, $3.50
full line Of chdren's Fur Gaps aud Sets All kinds OF
fur trimmings. cheap.
Furs altered and repaired at easonsblc rates.
Black Goods silks and Vcivet@
Examine our goods and prices.
All wool black Cashmere. 81 inches widc 6jc.
Best quality, a5c.. ST. 81 25. 81 80
mure Cloth. Tamse, Apacas kc.. &c.
Superb Cachimere nnish. 81 81 "a, 81, ~.
vclvets. from 81 % TO xlJ per yard
A very extensive Suit and Cloak Department
Plain trimmed Sacques. from 50 80 up to $3J.
Fur trimmed Sacques from SO to $40
Suits. from 81 NJ TO Si25.
All wool camels' hair Dress Goods 4oc. 5oc., 62kc
Toe.
Matclassc goods. from 25c. upward
Hosiery and Ladies' Underwear
complete and well assorted stock ut the luwest
possible prices.
Fui; line Of Cloths cheap Dress Goods Linens Prints
Don Carpets Oilc,oths Window Shndca 6c &c.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

saAxn. cnRrsrIE AND FORSYTH STA
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT Is NOW FULLY CON
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

(yLoAKs wATERPRoOFs. MORNING WRAPPERS
LADIES, CHILDRENs aud INFANTS COMPLETE
OUTFITS Of superior finish AT LESS THAN POPULAR
PRICES QUOTED IN NEWSPAPER.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

TEEP NOT ONLY SELLS THE BEST AND CHEAP.
N Shirts in the world but offers Collars elegant
Styles bet quality. 81 so dozen, for 75c 57i Broad
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DRY cOOT,-

OUR STOCK Is ALL M BRANCHES os ruis
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

SILKS
Purchased nt auction during the
past week and offered at
importers prices.
100 pieces Gros Grain Dress Silks. 81 25.
81 30 81 75.
100 pieces be.t known brands, g.. g. IS.
- 80. 81 10.
A full line OF colorcd Silks
Cardinal r d, seal brown, bottle green,
navy blue, plum, &c, 81 %, 81 so.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

0 THE MOST ELABonATE. born or FRENCH AND
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
DRY GOODS.

eO) Broadway
GREATER INDUCEMENTS To PURCHASERS OF
DRY GOODS
THAN EVER OFFERED DURING THE PAST 2oYEARs.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

DESCRIPTION OF oAGxEsT. rnox ruE rLarsEsr
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

First class DressmHkng.
Reasonable chargeG
Perfect fit guaranteed.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
In felt and cloth. all colors, at 4sc., 55c..
6Oc., Soc, 75c.. aNc., Slto 50 90.
:. {GRIGG. HASKELL 4 CO., }G. A. Fnller.
s03 Broadway. tJohn Dunn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

FOR stone IN the Eatler. Calculus crawl or nr!sk.
duss pcs,osit and Muca- MiitN usrherge.
and Dis ascs OF the Prostate gland
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
A TIMBER FARM FOR SALE.
EnO,Cn as UdpIe Bend Farm.

This farm Is six miles south Of Salna. containing
l61 acres, more less 90 acres in cultivation. -
acres fenced and touches the river. mixing good
pasture There j. abundance Of wool Tor family
for he. Convenient to school and church. grove
2Oo0 trees put ont five since. y house, llS2S
feet Il stories high smoke and hen house t>ai built
ings are pine luabeI and stahlIng tor five hors@s
This farm offered f,T safe for the next ten DAYS for
50 0 ST 900 cash AMI 81 800 three years time at
Il per cent interest, Address
MRS Z =. WICKER@HtM,
McIher-on, kans1s
OrE0STER p Ranks, Ealiaa, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
Hot Pudding.

The students in one Of our colleges
being frequently annoyed by the noe.
tdinal and inquisi,orial visits of pro-
lessor, who suspected them of playing
cards, one evening prepared a kettle OF
mush-otherwIse called "hasty pud-
ding by the time il was boiled,
had seated themselves around the table
IN the attitude of card playing, waiting
patiently for the well known footstep
OF the professor. 1t was no sooner heard
Than a large outside pocket Of one of
them was forthwith filled with hot has
" pudding, and all were seated as be-
fore. As soon as the professor had
opened the door, the student who was
loaded with the mush made sudden
sweep over the table with his hand, as if
TO gather Hp the cards, and, with anoth-
er motion, apparently put them in his
pocket containing The mush. These
movements could not help being noticed
AS they were intended To be-by tho
professor, who, considering them a
strong evidence Of guilt, broke out with
the following:
Swell, young gentlemen I've caught
you al last, have :"
"Why, yes, sir we are all here
$50 see you are. And you have
been playing cards, too"
"No, sir it's not 80 20
alt isn't ha? What have you got in
your pocket, young man? ?"
"liot hasiy pudding, sir.
"Ilot hasty pudding, ha? Hasty pud-
ding. have you? I'll hasty pudding
you!' said the professor, at tho same
rmc thrusting his hand halfway TO the
elbow in the hot haSty pudding.
The dolorous looks, tho shaking Of
fingers, the groanings and capcrs OF the
professor, are better imagined than dc,
scyibed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

A San Francisco man, we'll verScd in
the grain business ofthe State, estimates
,hat there will be go, 600 tons of wheat
Tor export this year. That we shall 10
able 10 find market for this quantity
thcre is little doubt. Neither is there
any doubt that it will net one cent a
poand over the coast of transportation
I..ai: l. --O aan "A -.
afe / 500, 10000 pounds, aud the NUN
Der Of pounds of wheat at one cent net
J or pound vii! yield 10000 600 10 tao
purchasers, 10 say nothing of What they
will realize from hreadstufTs sold tor
home consumption. Truly this is 4
line outlook for the farmers particular,
and the State in general.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
E4RM FOE .S4LE.

m ACRES of land, SIX miles north 81 Sliina,
G0GS on she Saline river, adapted for stock rais-
ing or farming Saline rive runs throu; thc place
Tho place is wei tiTnbcrrl. nlty aces uader cSa-
walton , a good house with cellar, "A wei OF water,
stone chicken house and other good ouIbuildinss.
Title perfect, aud warranty deed rivcn.
TFRMS Hail cash. ana balance IN two years
A good bargain can be made by applying soon hd-
dress or apDly TO MARTIN GARY ERICH.
Supt. OF Saline County Poor Farm
Posiofiee address. Salinl. Kanass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Hood 4! W00d -! WOod -!

The undersigned has re-opencl his wool yard
Santa he AvoLuenear Ash Street, and IS prepared 10
deliver store wood Ia an, part OF the ct;y-Iard or
sJit--iJr ca 81.
D. r DONEGAE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
R r. g. jon BARNES
Sll.5O Averaged Fer Day.

FrLroN, Mo-, December lth 1S'4
Kcssrs " F. & JOHN BayReS. Rockford, Illinois
Gentlemen: sawed Ito frets for balu>lade for poT-
tco and - brackets in first two days running. Eve
nv one who Las witnessed the working Of the SAW has
pronounced the most useful machine ever invented.
have been working from twelve To sixteen men, ana
have .lone all my shop work (scTo saWnGl on your
machine, running 1t daily since purchased II, ara
have paid nothing for repairs except for SAWS. which
amount was comparatively small Three weeks since
! purchased some imported woods and some nice de-
signs, and turned my attention Ia fret wsrk. nav
averaged per cay, since that time, sl 30. know of
no occupation rs pleasant and profitable tor a me
chanic spend his winter evenings mt rs the above
Your machine lightly ami easily that It VIII
not tire the most drlcite after Little practice
in fact consider your machine indispensable To any
carpenter however small his business Is he
troducc the l, machine 10 his scrap pile. and make
enough brackets in one we'k TO pay for his machine
CONSIDER my machine just essential IN my shop
"a bunch Of bench planes.
Very truly.
N. FRED BELL.
Architect aud Bladder
fy~Adiress, for full information,
". r. &JUHN BARNES,
HoNscli Rockford. Illinois
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
NOTICE OF SALE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
SALINE COUNT, Kansas,
SIlinu, March 3Jth, 1876.
NOTICE l. hereby given, that on
Thursday, the 1lM dry cf Nay, 4. H., 1876,
Will offer a, public sale The following described tracts
Of School Land. situated in Saline county, Kansas
SAID sale Will be held nav cfice il the court
house at Salina, and viii "ncr at 10 o'cock. a
an Any person may have the privilege OF max ing
hid for sal lands but bid will be received for less
than the appraised value thereof At least onr-icnt2
OF the purchase money must be paid 1t The time oi
sale. Z. FAULkNER,
County Treasurer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
Hutchinsans Wonderful Remedy.

a spcciac "r Cs;srrh. Broneaiti>. Csasass ard
Asthma lnulgsliate Ttlrf Tor ChslsTs. ilySsntrTy,
Darrhoea any iatsrsl pasa. Price, 81 huttsr, Pr
~crula, ETtslprlas Sall Rtcufa ani all orhrr dis
eases q the h,nsd and skn alpy " 'ctfRsa' "a ~
Hss1:. rucs. - cents tntslrs AMI take Hafci izsoa
ge'cSerS, Nhick i.Tsfy he blo,St and strengthen ths
svsi,ln. Price. 81 per usCkaCc. SD - az BzEs-
7sfs viii D. sent ANY herr FRY rervils % pre-
Il III rCUIN>cN. Ctsfco', So uiirr sfr~f, =
I -l, 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
AND KIDNEYS.

'permato Erhpa. Lsuc7rrhra or White. irregular or
Painful Mense-. Bsar,ns Down. Chiorlsi. sfsrilsv
md al complaints iucteut 10 F,m4Iss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

An honest meal cannot be made from
Il boEed turkey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
AEARNEY'S EXT. BUcHU

Cure. Diseases arsiqg q lm impru,lcnccs Habit. ~
dissipation etc. On all their Stages little rxprnss
little or no rhau-r 81 dirt, Inconvenience and
exposure. 20 causes TvlHrni dtsigr, and giers
-,rcaEh 20 trigatr. thereby HuostnF eisiturttssnr
prove ting and rur.ug ~tCfufe- 80 The tT,lhra aitt-
irg pain sid inflammation, aa eNp.ilug al Foi-isti
sitter.
Uscd by r.fsons ~ the decline 90 change % ne.
children. etc
rro,. >irte says one bottle 90 Nearue, Extract
busted 'f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

y man always feels pa; cut v hen he
j. taken in.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
NEW JERSEY.

The Board or HEALTH OF Jersey City, have asked for
vaccine but tho Police Commissioners refuse to grant
II, although smallpox still exists In tho city.
Nincty-four aliens naturalizcd In Hudson
County Court OF Common Pleas yesterday and 130 tho
previous day. Nine-tcnths OF those announced them
seiyes IN favor OF Tilden.
At Lyons Farms, near Newark, q week ago, Mrs.
Jaqucs had her foot manglod a cider mill On Mon
day night she died from lockjaw. Before her death
the injured loot was amputaied
The frauds in tho Third district democratic prima-
ries OF Jersey City have been beyond all precedent
Two Of :hc judges be brought before tho Supreme
Court for perjury. One OF the judges had
in tho Pententiary.
Mayor sieder, of Jersey City has called upon tho
Police Commissioners to enforce the ordinance re-
garding tho use of firearms. He says that tho dis
charge of in political professions has
cases inflicted great damage and is highly rcprchen-
sIble
Captain McKaig, Of the Fourth precinct. Jersey City
polco interfered In fight botween gang OF rowdlcs,
In Golden street. Ono Of the ruffans, named James
Hayes, attacked the Captain and made nearly
cessful attempt to gouge out one OF his eyes Hayes
was committed for trial yesterday.
Sewing machine agents In Jersey City are initiating
the oppression OF the New York agents warrant
issued yesterday by Justice Garrok for the
OF an agent Of the Domestic Sewing Machine Company
who, II rs alleged took away by orcc machine from
Louisa O'Neil after she had paid $27 thereon.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18

uJ-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN 1RADE.-Captans officers
vessels engaged In tho coastne and foreign oberv
ing displacement removal of buoys
communicate the facts the HERALD. that may
ieter addressed ITO the editor of the HERALD New York
city" giving accurately possible the number posi-
Of displaced buoys tho OF their removal will
suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
the American Continent When they observed
the European countries in the Mediterranean
Il requested that information be either
letter tho London Office of the Nxw YORK HERALD
Fleet street, London, the Paris Office 81
rOpera Paris Where tho telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennet 46 Fleet street, London or
"Bennett 81 Avenue de ropca. Paris" Where cases Of
displacement observed in the
tho roach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
port This Information will be cablcd charge
the HERALD and published.
pS-NOrICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS hNTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The Nxw YoRK
HERALD has adopted Coston night signal
Tor use the HERALD yacht wing whiie
burning coors rcd green red changing
cthcr succession. and be miles distant
by preparing any marine they may Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
nPersons desirous OF with
ing at York do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. Pier No. East River New
York Letters received from all parts OF world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER FLORIDA Of the Norfolk line, which her
shirley parted sr hsw.er q Wolf Trap light and
steamer Adelaide lett Baltimore Monday afternoon on
the bay when she finds her.
SmIP BucKISGuANsHRE (Br) sailed from Astoria o. Oct
' rot oa River aaa ~ % s
Ssred and only got of .sr ,hIawng overheard consdorA
SHIP FAaRAcur New): wnter master. LEFT Newburypors
las, Tuesday In tow o. .sA%2.ag wensh Of Boston and
Monday AM. but account Of Tho heavy westerly
has boon despatched to tow her TO this port
snr ST JouS scrsncr hence for San Francisco, which
was lowed 18th Pm proceeded to sea-
snIr FKkpEnick TUDOR Bearse, from seurabaya for
BARK STEVENS Stern from lie ghorn New York
which put sssk to Legnorn sept II leaking very badly had
S. IN
| weeks from the above date.
yAsK TEsr1 e yar%sutn No MS from & MGrrs. for
the marine railway issh ns Tor repairs having discharged
BARK CHARLES Nor from London for Quebec is ashore
Mai.ne with mainmas broken three boats had driised
BRErxE Cranmor from Port Jefferson George.
town Dc bsoro Sopor.ed was run into Oct - pdngh,
phia Boston, striking her Of the
and sans ssE Sswp 81 to wan two feet o. tho
port sneho tearing focsa and b and doing other
pairs.
~s ronr down se lower bay lSs san
riod away jibboom. aud returned for new spar.
Sour EVERETT from Sagus for Now York, put In to
Tybce Oct II tor repairs.
scnR Lorenzo from Wilmington. NC. for New River got
ashore at Wilmington bar Oct Is, but oacd
leaking Would return Wilmington discharge cargo
Damage supposed light.
ScmR KATE RicH from Jacksonville for York nut
into Fortress Monroe 18th inst In DISTRESS Capt Holmes
| died 18TH
SLoop ILLINOIS Wilson from Somerset for Now York
with Of nails dismasted whom OF Stratfod
the sch Sarah Jane and anchored New London
| evening.
BRIsroL Oct 16-Schr Champion, which sailed 18th for
New York. split her sails In tho river returned repair
| sailed again 18th
HALisAx 1.-THE shpwrected crows of steamer Syl-
| Cromwell. last night. for New York.
The storm OF yesterday severely felt In
for Newfoundland. with cargo cattle ashore and
had iand the cattle much injured Steamer Neptune Is
ashore IN Bras D. Or lake and disabled.
NEWPORT Oct l7--Stcamcr Providence, from New York.
In coming into the harbor this AM struck her rudder
obstruction the south end OF Goat Island
broke She reached tho her
| scngers by rail to Fall River.
Chns Woriing, seaman, Of schr A Buckley, which
rived TO tay from bound 10 New York. fell from aloft
this and broke both logs and injured
head In shocking He taken to the hospital
Qusnnc Oct l5-shp Trowbridge. while hauling ont from
her loading berth yesterday for foncd the ship Madras
and carried away her headgcar and some rigging.
SHPBuiLDINu-At Ncwburyport Mr. Jbhn Currer, Jr has
keel Of his 03d ships She will lie OF about
burthen lie builds on his account Mr. Is Atkinson
upon the stocks and partially completed ship OF
tons for sale Colby Lunt have just laid OF
| schooner OF 100 tons. which Is for sale
LAuscn-Jamcs 81 Hsgar. OF Richmond. Mo. has a anel,
modelled ship Of about 1900 the which vii
be launched this week.
The New York herald., 1876-10-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Oct s-saled, ship Buckinghamshirc (Br).
HarlAnd, San francisco.
9tp-Arr,ved. bark Rival. Adams. San Francisco
BOSTON, Oct lI-Arrived stenme Williamsport, Will
let's, Phadephia schr Warren sawyer Cre Weehawkcn
Cieared-Steamcr VIM Crane, liowes, Baltimore: schrs
Atkinson. Endsor, and Evans Brewster. Charles
ton; Mabel. Maoncy Wilmington NC. via New London.
sailed-stesmer Lsncastcr ship Glenfuart; bark West
BALTIMORE, Oct I7-Arrived, barks Lngia r. UtaD.
Royal Harrc (Br), Nathiescn Lch Hattie. Gard. New
York.
Also arrived steamers John Hopkins Haliett Boston;
William Kennedy, Foster Port Royal; ruckahoc, Brown
Newborn; barks Madrc Carrut utsll Marchese, Hartc
pool Rosetta Rosetta ,. psdre ds.D chris.osno, Green.
sjananden. tNor,, Tanssn. Liverpool: Mats
August tus). Ssmuin. LONDONDERRY schrs Nellie are
Barbadoes; sarah Bird Hall, Bath. Me; Lulu. snow,
Richmond. Me; Isaac Rich, studcy kenuebcc River Bill
stowe. Manson Boston 4 Reed. Kelsey, Providence
Hattie Card Moore. New York; RightAway New Haven.
Arrived NJ auarHntnc-Bark Eowin (BrJ Borden, from
Bar
Bciow-Bark Ashantec (Ir,. Roberts, from Belfast
Ceared-Steamcr Blackstone, Hactt. Providence: bark
Williams tbr Vaughan. Queenstown; schrs Charlie.
Cmrrngton Parker, New Haven; James loyt Lyon do.
Sailed-Bark Leon Vcneto.
BRUNSWICK. Ga Oct 17-In port slhr George Staples
will probably load for Bath. Me.
BULL RIVER. Oct Is Arrived, barks Allow tRus
Stronbcrg, Bahia Hcrmanos Nor. Jacobsen Aarhuus
sailed-Barks ogmore tBr,: jenkins, United Kingdom;
Mary Bowen (Brl, McFarrcn do.
BANGOR, Oct 15-Arrivcd, schr Lizsc Cochran, Hop
kins, New York.
sailed--schr John 8 Foreman, Ciosson, New York;
BATH, Oct 4-Arrived schr Walter Hall, Tolcman
New York.
John lngrAham. Packard. do.