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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

A Women's Christian Temner,nc.
mon, composed of women from our
various churches. was organized in this
village on Monday last. 1t is to be
auxiliary to the State, National, and In
ternational W. c. T.. Unions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
MUSICALE
At Town Hall,


Friday Evening, September 90, 1876.
PROGRAMME.
PART |.
1-Overture 'Diadem' Hermann.
ORCHESTRA.
2-Quintette, The Two Roses" Werner.
GLEE CLUB
3-Song, Selection,
MISS SARGEANT.
4-Solo, COrnet. Levy than Polka Lery.
j. w. BATCHELDER.
5-Song, One Morning Oh Early, Gdtty.
MISS MATTHEW'S.
6-SoO. Piano. "Rigoletto de Verdi List.
MISS HIBBARD.
7-Cavatina ''Intilice," Ernani.
MIR. LOWERING.
PART SECOND.
1-Seection II Puritani Bellini.
ORCHESTRA.
2-Duet On Messy Banks" Gilbert.
MRS. HIBBARD 4 MR. HASKELL.
3-Song, viii he Come (by request) SuliUdn.
MISS SARGEANT.
4-Quartette, Come unto me, Weston.
MISS MATTHEW'S. MESSRS. MAY, LEE AND
DODGE.
5-Trio, Ave Maria Queens.
MRS. HIBBARD, MISS SARGEANT AND MR..
LOWERING.
6-Quntette. Cavalry Song" Mohring.
GLEE CLUB.
7-Concert Waltz, "Fleur d Alsace" Steinen.
ORCHESTRA.
MISS KATE kIDDER, Pianist.
Piano furnished by W. H. Nelson.
a~aascoa@Aa ar ~-A-o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Danville.

OdANlllc.
j. 5. ii. Weeks is fitting up the rooms
over the store of ii. X. Weeks & Co..
for dwelling, and will occupy them
this winter. He don't like to he quite
so far from neighborS, with ten feet OF
snow on the ground. German moves
his barber and shoe shop into the base
ment, and Cook is looking for il place
To put his clothing store
Rev. A. NJ. Wheeler exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Bell of North Danville, last
Sabbath. Reading services at the Con
gregational church. and probably will
he next Sabbath, IA Mr.. Thompson will
not return from his vacation before the
second sabbath i'll October.
Mrs. John j. Bishop, formerly of st.
J"hmshury. was found dead in her bed
on Monday morning. She WAS stop
ping with Mrs. Fisher. hcI sister, whu
was ill. The cause of her death is not
known 10 the writer. She was we'll a>
usual up to the day before. Her age
was about "a.
Lyndon.
Webb has leased instead of purchased
the Che>lcy block, and Ruggle> has
gone To Noah Deans at the Centre. in
stead of to his fathers farm. iS reported
last week
\. :. Fletcher aud Oscar Farley AZ,
Ia build the road from the new paper
mill t" the 81. John>hury road. They
will commence work immediately.
Charles ii. Ingalls, is building Il new
dwelling house ncar his fathers. below
the Centre.
\ considerable number of our pcopl,
have visited the Centennial during tn,
past two weeks. and others are going
this week and next.
DR.. ii. =. lloyt and his >on-iu-l law
Geo. II. Smallcy, have moved into ~ J.
Ncstrr Halls house at the Centre.
/ G.. II. and \. l.. Ingalls, have been
buying potatoes for the past NV" al
three weeks. They have paid fifty
cents per hushcl for Early Rose.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Farm For Sale at Auction

The farm owned and occupied nv Darius Hem
minGway, late of Waterford. deceased will be sold
AT public auction under a license of the Hon Pro
y. III. said farm is located what is known a.
the Duck Pond road in Waterford II contains
Ia acres Is well wooded and wacrrd and has on il
a good sugar orchard. Ais" at the time and
place" will he sold the personal property OF the de
ceased consisting of the following property
COW. l yrarling bull calf horse three sheen
l. tons Of hay, wagon sleigh. cart = plows
and other farming tools 3 harnesses cauldrnn
kettle" - tin and $50 wood buckets and three hold
rrS and pans, wheat and rye i'll straw and all the
household furniture consisting i'll part of beds,
bedding. &c.
WIN. NJ. HOVEY. Admir-.
n =. BOWMAN. Auctioneer i4-46
STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT : :.
- III Probate Court. held at the Probate Office in
81. 1nhnshury. in said District on the 22d day of
September. \. D. ls76
Elizabeth Moves. eNeCutriN of the last will and
testament of Thomas VI. Moves. late of Grnton in
said district. deceased. tcstate makes application
Ia said court To extend the time heretofore
allowed her to pay the debts due from said de.
ceased and To- render her Administration account
until some future day.
Whrr-up"n il Ii ordered by said Court that said
Application he referred to the lIth day of Oct
\. u. ls76. at the Probate Office i'll St Jnhnsbury.
for hearing and decision thereon.
And it is further ordered that all persons inter
ested be- notified hereof bv publication notice oi
tins application and order thereon three week :
successiv-ly i'll the alrdunian printed AT ST Johns
bury, before said time of hearing that they NAV
appear at said time and place and if they
object thereto.
by the Court. Attest
HENRY FRENCH Register
y true copy of record. Attest.
i6 HENRY FRENCH. Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Wheelock,

Walter H. Chase has exchanged farms
him 1926 boot"
Samuel Howard has bought Samuel
Ayers place at the Hollow, for $3.50.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

AS nice pears are grown liz Yer
mont as IN any State in New England
IL You wish t" prove it step into Mat
the"s Il Pettengilrs, and try some
winch grew on Hon. ID. A. SmaIley's
place, in Burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
St. Johnsbury Centre.

ST. JOnnSDufy CenIrt.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Com
pany of Montpelier, paid about $1,000
in losses 10y the fire ut this place, dis
tributed as follows: J. 4 L. II. CLARK.
8745; Eli Brooks. S922 Benz. Andrews,
S652; Betsey Arlington. $500: Frank
Scott, $3.50: Z. Hallett's estate, 1910 ;
X. Bickford, S673; Walter Wright. $50.
A large circle of friends and acquaint-
ance met at her mothers house on the
oath to mingle their sympathies and
pay the last sad offices to Emma Morse
Harris, who died on Saturday, after a
lingering illness of consumption. Hell
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Urm Embellishments.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium,
brings business.
nFFICE AND TENEMENT To RENT.
" 2itf THOS. WARD.
WOOD AND HAY for sale Enquire of
w JERRY DREW.
4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at St J"hnsbury,
East Village for sale, inquire of
o. L. BROWN.
IL lNE WATCHES REPAIRED and rated AT
HOWARD n ROWELLS.
" ALLET LOST-In Floral Hall September
w 20 wallet containing about g dollars, IS be-
ing IN bills and three notes running to Naomi
randall The finder il requested to forward the
NOTES and as much of the money a. he afford.
10 Mrs JOSEPH FELCH st. Johnsbury Center.
VI, and no questions will he asked. 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
Waterford

waterford.
DIR. Smith of Burke, has recently To-
Gated at the Lower village, and has
moved into the house formerly occupied
10y Manly Truax.
VIM. VI. HovcN will sell the farm and
effects of the late Darius Hemingway,
AT auction. Oct. II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

Mr.. Geo. w. Spencer left for Michi-
gan Monday, +" purchase and see to
the packing and shipping of frnit fol
the MesSrs. Fairbanks store. His in
formation is that the apples in that
section ale unusually good, and also
cheap.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

About four hundred people took
advantage of the low fare to Portland
and return, and went on the excursion
train Tuesday. The train consisted of
eleven ears. Quite large number
came from the Passumpsic road, flom
both north and south.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

a.nnr,. VI. Friday sept 80 1876.
-, once Time Table.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

y large number from this place
and section are at Philadelphia. The
crowd there now is immense. and PEG
Pile are advised to wait Il week nr two.
until the rush is over. and also to ST.
rue lodgings in the old part of the city.
as the new section near the grounds. is
growing very unhealthy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

The program of the musical enter
taInmcnt Tomorrow evening. will he
found i'll advertising columns. Our
people have not had 81 agreeable IL
concert AZ this promises Ia lie. in Il long
time. That it is made up wholly from
home talent, is an additional uttl;lr-
talent is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

F"ia'nr> alc bringing Il good price
..> I1ii tom II to ~ cents. Last
"'- "n" r"uld hardly give them
.Hu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29
THE ST. JOHNSBURY
Boot and Shoe Store

Is still i'll hourishing condition and in fair way
Ia become the leading Boot and Shoe Store in
this part of the state We took the first
prize for best fine boots and best thick
boots, AT the last County Fair. We
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-29

ST. JOHNSBTRT. SEPT. -, IS76
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
THE MONEY MARKET.
SArnRnAY. Jan. 1-p. N.

SATURDAY, Jan. 1-P NJ.
The wear which closed yesterday, aud is followed
by close holiday to-day, has not resulted IN that
return of business prosperity fer the country whch
was hopefully predicted one year ago. The ehec's
OF decade of extravaganza IN living, OF the con-
struction of thousands Of miles of railway III adj
vance of the business necessities of the country
of over production, of wild speculation in all drec
tions, of peculation on the part OF OIL
GERS of corporations and Municipal ana
State Governments as well of the
Government of the United States resulting in grind
ing taxation have been too far-reaching to be over
come bv ordinary efforts az economy and retrench-
ment in so short a space Of time as two years. so
VIC must cheerfully wait and work and hope for the
good time coming being sure now only OF the fact
that in point Of time we one year nearer to gen.
eral prosperity than we were the LIST of January
1879. The foundations of the year have no
doubt been very considerable; but 1T ID still
probably true that much moro OF that
sort Of thing must be accomplished before we reach
that solid bedrock on which 10 build the tounda'loh
of healtLfu and successful business. Much seems
IN he ontcipatcd in the way of trade from the forth
coming Centennial Exhibition, and IL IS cheer1u
sign to many that we arc of late making more
progress in the expectation of domestic manuiac-
lures The measures adopted at the last session OF
Congress- looking toward the resumption Vi 0PV'iO
payments have 50 far worked more favor
ably toward that end than had been gen
erally anticipated by those earnest friends
of an honest currency who accepted the action OF
Congress as the best thing attnnable under the CIR
cumstances, bat without any very lively hopes oil
the result These and Other indications make many
Of our business men more hopeful of the future.
In the general business of the past week there mas
been nothingncw or peculiar. Government bonds
have been stronger aud gold steady, while money on
call has been about z per cent, with ex-
ceptional transactions at one and below
that figure The general impression seems to be
that the strngeucy VIII not be of long duration.
The stock speculation has been limited III extent,
but Very generally at advancing quotations, rs Will
be seen by our comparative table below. ii VIII be
observed that the principal business of the week
has been done IN Lake Shore Pacific Mail, and
Western Union Telegraph, all the other stocks
sold aggcgatng only about 100000 shares
The suboiued table shows the extreme hnctna-
lions IN United States bonds, The leading railway
and miscellaneous shares well rs gold, and the
closing quotations of each az the dates undormrn-
toned. also the number OF shares OF each leading
stock coli:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03

The interest due upon the Florida per cent con-
sodatcd bonds will be paid in gold 81 tho National
Importer and Traders Bank in this city, on and
after Monday Jan. 3.
Among the changes in prominent business firms
announced for the New Yearis one in the we'll
known baukug-houso Of Messrs. DreXcl, Morgan Il
Co.. Nh. Joseph ". DleXel, who has heretofore been
thercsidcnt partner in Ncw-York having Withdrawn
from that position and given place 20 Mr. Egisto j..
Fabbri, who becomes member OF the firms In New
York Philadelphia, and Paris, and will be arcsident
partner in Ncw-York. Mr.. Fabbris career Of many
years as senior partner OF Fahbn & Chaunccy has
earned for him q reputation in commercial and bank
ing circles If the highest ORDER and general salts
faction is expressed at his iutuo connection with
banking house Of such recognized position and in
ilucncc. The Other partners in NcW-York Ih.ladCl-
phia, and Paris remain unchanged.
The banking Gam Of Latham, Alexander & Co.,
No ~ Wa.l-st. whose partnership has just expired
bv Limitation after duration of five year, is
ganzed for another term Of Ave years, with The adj
diton Of lr. c. G. Miller as special partner, con-
tributmg 100000 cash As special capital. The firm
mas accepted tina financial agency OF the State OF
Arkansas The three general partners Of ting old
firm, Mcssrs }. G. Latham, ir, II. T.. Alexander, and
II. l.. Smith, bayo taken Mr X. i. Sailor as general
partner in the firm.
Inc Erm OF Mcbsler a DC Mptt is dissolved ny
mutual consent and Mr.. j. II. DE Mott in company
with Mr.. j. l.. Durant Of the old firm, forms new
house under the style OF DE Mott & Durant.
The firm Of Reid * Content ID dissolved by mutual
consent, and James G. Reid will settle the business
of the firm az the old Office No. 20 Broad-st
The statement Of the United States Life Insurance
Company for the year ending Dec 81, 1875, appears
in our columns this morning. 1t is refreshing to
that some of our corporations are not only able 10
render statement of their affairs 70 the public with
promptncss but TO do so with credit TO themselves
Notwithstanding Che vicissitudos Of 1875 a bust
ness year. The following arc among the January
dividends announced:
The German Savings Bank Fourth-aye and Four
teenthst semiannual dividend Of per cent on small
and 2lg on large sums
Metropolitan Savings Bank, semlannual interest
dividend of per cent, jan TO- The National Park Bank
o seuiannua dividend Of per cent, Jan. ..
The Delaware, Iackawanna and Western Railroad
Company quarterly dividend Of 2l2 per cent Jan 90
Norwich aud Worcester Railroad Company, dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03

BOSTON, jan 1.-The market quiet with less hrmneS9 20
the prices the OF the week amount 10 SlS4O % OF DO
nestle the prices 7G8c lower for all kinds o.
hcv year and the only description ~
that susains The prices current &c tins Time ast year
C,mbing and elaiue selections the present quotations 81
Fleece Wool although based recent sales would DE- hcmt
to aLa II Wool forced upon the market but there no
dpo,fon 20 force aJes at present The sales 0 the pas,
week compriae Ohio and Fennsyyana Fleeees * &A ana
Xxx at f5d53c. q 10 Michigan ~ i2043c western ana
New Hampshire Feces m a. as c. Washed Combing, anu
D. ane Flrcces 2acG5c; Unwashed Combines and De
l.lue al 42.f8c SfOaTed at 4Tl2a70ci Tubwa5hed az
81 L super aud Pulled az 37l2Gjjc Spring California al
"a a5Oc, Fan California az lGa21c
CATTLE MARKET
CrvcrNyku Jan. 1.HoCsReceipts light but holders firm
yesterday figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
THE STATE OF TRADE
rrpOPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan Pork SIG Dbl for New Mess. Bacon
400 cwt Tor Long Clear Hdles and 1l for Snort Ce
Middes. IinBeed OIL 20 D y cNt. q. -, $1,000 on o..
LONDON jan lPctroleum, IL Al g ga' Lhseeu Oi' -'f
ycwt Spirits Turpentine 20 9cTt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03

The average pIlce OF DteVts uuIIn5 t"0 P77 ~
lie. -, l., .ho .vroriroent
Of shippng both live ANIMALS and dressed Deei 20
Abof 400 head extra fat live cattle were shpPe 70
liverpool during the past year with suen satsIetolS
results that more are TO Immediately follow Inc nist
shnment of dressed beef from Philadelphia, In refrg-
orator apartments 6tted up in line Of steamers De
monsraed its feasibility, and regular weekly ms
same direction from this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

rosroy Ian 1-Four-Demand limited sales OF Western
Srnerhne al e40si 30; Extras 81 71dS) 5D WIS
cousin Exras 50 SAGE % Minnesota Extr 20 9OGs9 %
Winter Wheat, Ohio Indiana, ard Michigan, gD~@ 20
Illinois Sc 2jdS8 90 ST. Louis, SO 5Oatg southern np
dull AT 1898 Common Extras and ChOce amy
Fancy Minnesota 81 75dS9 25 Corn quiet at O2goSc r
Mixed aud yellow OATS 56G5lc for Mixed and Whlte No
426f4c ion Rejected aud 90 aJ4c for NO White rye,
Csc dSI Mlfeod-shorts $40 90; Fine Feed, $LO@SZIi
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
MOTlCETO HOLDERS
CONS0LL. STATE BONDS.
STATE or LOUISIANA, AUDITORS orHcE,


NEW ORLEANS, Dee. q 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that In conformity with aresolu
ton adopted By the Board Of Liquidation the Interest Coupons
New Conso Bonds maturing the rs Of January
imo will be paid without rebate at the Louisiana National
Bank In this CITY, aud at tho BANKING House of Messrs
wiNsLow, LANiER, Co. In NewYork, on and after the
l6th Of December instant. CHAs CLINTON, Auditor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
Gonnirn Real gs.aic gor Sale.
Ciin prcpcrta Go Get.

OFFICES TO LET.-Some very desirable IN
" the buildings 3 md Bee man, and l.j and 49,
Nassau Il. EUl.AND d WHITING. % B,rs1i'iti
DULAND & WHITING. Real Estate Agents,
IA E-efman.st New Post ONCE give special alton
ton 10 tho care ostattG Ae renting of utOWn
property.
rgNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20X5O,
IN fine building facing city han Para the rooms vel
gdaptet Tor fiscass billiard roOn high ceiling une
light and eas3 Apply 20 j. y. WYCkOfF CO, Il
PaTkTUw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
Rrooklnn llropettn 60 Gcl.

TN0 LEr-$35 per month till May 1-99
n Parkaye, near oxforisi 9story brick, rooms rang,
and water; key ~ 'OJ same street. ApDy 10 NJ-
LAND& WHITING BoeEmlnsl 30,
HANDSOME brOwn-stOnc HOUSE 10 LET
d a 81 600 Ell improvements mirrors &c; inst class
Dc2hborlCof blocks 10 ferry, Brooklyn bargain Eson
owner, 20 Li5crty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, sth-aye:' CO.. Ssl
~ l4thst-sIX PER CENT INTEREST; DeI"7'S
on or befafe Jan 20 interest from jan ooa -
VA " ASaes "a AGA Q7S g. surplus $3.50 Oss - x,aa
W, BeICSRRnoFP, seo'y. RICHARD u, huLls 'A'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03

Two ARCHITECTS.-THE FRASER INSTI-
II TUTE requires PLANS aud ELEVATIONS for FREQ
Library, Museum aud Art Gallery Montreal
offers hundred dollars tgold) Elevations
most suitable for purposes dollars VIII
presented TO the second best competitor
The requirements OF the Institute the conditions OF com
petition Will be sent 90 applicants n request.
Montreal, HoY, 20, 1870. J,J.c, ABBOTT, President
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Alarble ano Slate GiaulcIs.
Go nObcm it AIan Gonrerh

THIS is to certify that my wife has left my
home without just cause and hereby caution al persons
from trusting her. HENRY II. MATTHEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03

WITH the Compliments of the Season.
w SAMUEL n. MACLEAN, Banker and Dealer IN invest
Securities Commercial ns, Exchanges, Sc, 90 Broad
way. cnrnrr MnlLlt. New. NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
3lnaHelal.

TIE NATIONAL PARE BANK or .ERw.YoRK}
Dec. II. 1875.
ELECTION-An election for Directors will
II he held 40 TIE Office OF this Rank TUESDAY Jan II,
FROM II cloc, O'Clock p J. L. WORTH, Cismer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
STATEMENT, JANUARY LIST, 1876.

e,rpprus sto2 ST 70
ISAAC 4. slun, IFessss"-
a. F. oCKFRsHAusEN,} t,,e, Jsss9,,ts
4. W. LILLE satTsidrr Q
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
CLEARED.

Bros.
steamer Lessing GER. Meyer, Hamburg via Plymouth
kunhardt & Co.
Steamer City of Vera CruI Deaken. Havana-F Aexan-
DIRE & Son
steamer Delta CBr), Warden, Halifax. Ns-c Franek
lyn.
Steamer City of Dallas, Hines Fernandina via Port Royal
SC II Mallory Co
Steamer Herman Livingston Mallory. savannah-w
Garrison.
steamer Richmond Kelly, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship &C.
Steamer Nereus, Niekerson. Rost"n-H Drnock
Steamer George Stout Pierce PhiadelphtaJas AZ II and
Bark Mary AUST, Ghghanovich, Cork for orders-slo-
covch Co.
Bark Northern Chief (Br) Miller Antwerp-Boyd a
Hncken.
Bark Caroline Ger, strcke. Bremen.Dn & Radms ann
Bark \ Haven. Ulrick. MatanEas-Miller Houghton.
Brig Doctor Lasker (Ger, Chrstoner Bremen-c Tobias
< Co
Brig Horsey (Br). cOmll Rio Janero and santos-J
LOrsey.
Brig q Q colson. Gregory MatanEas-B Metcalf Co.
vius 4 Son.
Sehr III Livingston. Mcdonald. SevHe-Alvah Mndgett-
Schr Juliet, Small. Humacoa, PR Onativa X Co.
Schr Maggie Dalling, Dallng Natanzas-John Greed.
Schr Joseph Farwell, Gregory, Baracoa-B weinberg
Co.
schr Rebecca A Carter. Tomn. Sagua-F II Smith Co.
Schr Thos Harrison Crossman san Francisco via Phil
adel elphin-W Coleman
schr Walter Palmer. Colo, Chester, Pa-IsaAe Sta
Piles.
The New York herald., 1876-03-24

port Peb 90 brig Princess Beatrice for New York. schr
Gen Gonzales (Dom). Whitney, Tor Charleston
RIO GRANDE, Feb 4-Arrived, schr Ianpico. bonhon
Richmond. Va -
ST PERRF Martinique Feb Ie-Arrived sehr Joseph Fish,
Delano Jacksonville; 18th brig Harry Aubrey Briggs
barbados land remained 29th tOr New york;
In port March schr Paine. Brown, from New York;
ST THOMAS March 6Arrived, schr Jennie Morton rNk
Demerara and sailed for Turks lsandl luth PARK JRnes
kitchie tBr. Reynolds Liverpool; Panoa Lihi, IarA
schr Alert dr Winchester Barbadosi llth DafA Seo'o
(Brl. Whitmore. Cardiff
Sailed 6th chrs EttA May Webster 81 Domingo; Agnes
Ellen br Gregory. Porto Rico; sth brss Conquest tbT
Mnniss. do Confederate (3r Grant Turks Island; 9TH
Cardigan lBrl Mcdonald, Cuba: 10Th. Jennie Morton.
Fisk Turks Island: schr Lamone. Leach New orleans;
1lth bark Hancock King Cuba brig Mary Catherine tb,
Kenny Porto kco schr Laura II Jones Coresons Cuba
STJoHNs PR. Feb 2 Arrived schrs Clifford Brunswick,
Eliza Christie. Baltimore sailed March IL for Are
ley Savannah; March s. Ellen (Br Thomas
Sailed Feb % trig Westwood (rl Ponce; 18th, Italia
(Brl. Aquadilla; Marth d.
ST JAGO March 2-saled. schr Jennie Cobb Cobb, New
York via Guantanamo: Sd. brig MRtde Denevoro (Br),
Caskett Baltimore: 9th. bark Evening Star r Chick,
New York via Guantanamo 7th, schr Ontara Patterson
do do.
Arrived 10Th steamer Liberty. Sundberg. New York.
SAGUA March lOArrived bark Acacia, shaw. MatanEas
Anna Odell r), Clubhouse. Havana; 1lth Arctic
OBJ McGahan. st Thomas 18TH Moses Day, Crosby Ha-
=
vannah
VICTORIA March I:-Arrived bark Henry Buck. Sornan,
San Francisco. I4h City OF Panama. Seabury do.
YARMOUTH Ms March 23-Stiled. steamer dominion tBr)
ZASzisiR March 1--Arrived bark Glide. Bachelder Bos
IL via Tamataye tand sailed March lS for Aden)