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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o, Sept 29-ssiled. ships Quart Bay Oh.
ns FS%'9. $s @ Cd .sr. oA.r. Morton.
wndsor; Maria r, Piersoa o,., - for neorgetown
.ey City: skinner ' Huston. and arm:nis ' from
BOSTON, OCT s-irrved. schr Iottis Ann, Nash. New
BRISTOL, Oct 7-sa,led. schr Amos Fslkenburg, Early.
cHARLEsToN; os. 7-ArrIyed, steamers Gulf Stream.
os c,ssrsd ri. Ssr' ffsasr Fs,,erd.%
janet sem.
of &
Sss asns Eafs r @ Rio j.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct Arrived bark Albert (Nor). An.
BSo onIsG
NEwBuRYrosT r1N, Oct e-Arrived. schr Abbis Dow.
saisa- -s.ssmsr Achilles. Bacon, Philadelphia.
Chds, Boston fos New York.
ss ssA L H"ytS n J0psSS Rss
Boston u.n for sa Alessndria B , 1 Copd,n I'd
riss s;srdns, Msr. a ie5 sew YORK " "
ehaSepss ks1"ss %lasa sfass iH%. Po9s
Bs.e. rso Rico seh,s Mabel Thongs Maeien,is George.
PORT GAMBLE. sept so-sailed. back Victor. Homo
PmILApELPHIA. Oct s--Arryed. steamers Mcfarland
Boston Albert Clarence, mowss weiaosi Nellie Lsm.'
sxed--Steamer vindicator and New York.
PORTLAND Ne, Oct 6-Arrivcd, schr l. Eaton 0rier.
Pnilad-pna.
sih-Arved, brig Adelaide tBr,, Porter, Bouars via
KICHMoSp, Oct esnilsd, sehrs Oliver Jameson Camp
bell New York Henry Parker Lewis, do VIM franklin.
Cieared-Brigs soskummereh (Nor,. wohl Liverpooi:
Aabne Nor). Blk, Rio Janero; Edith Hall, Oliver 50
Johns NF.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 30-Arrived ship Dashing Wave,
Nickes rncoma bark Malay. Gardner, Nanaimo.
CearedBarks Refine du Monde tFr), serraxin Falmouth
via Avia Mary Belle Roberts. Gray, Honolulu; Katie
flickinger Gilman. Burrard Inlet.
saied-Barks American Loyds. Park. Honolulu; Amelia
Foye, Seabeck: brig Pcrpetua Hansen. Coos BAY.
SAVANNAH. Oct S-Arrived, ste amers Magnolia Dag.
get New York; Nereus, Besre do via Charoston bark
Gutenberg tGer). Gerlach. Bremen for orders
sALEA, Oct6-Arrived, steamer Wilismsport wilets.
Phiadelpha brig Abby rhaxter vaaxe Kcnnebec River
Tor Philadelphia. schr Setaxuwa Gupti Port Caledonia
TACOMA, Sept 5o-ssilsd. bark sxmoset, Martin, San
Francisco.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 8, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RIPoRTKD THK srRAx YACHTS HERALD
wHIrEsToxE TELEGRAPH

RxroaTD sY rnx srgAx YACHTS HERALD
wHirEsToxR TELEGRAPH LiHk
Steamer City Berlin tBrl Kennedy Liverpool Sept 2s
Queenstown goth with mdc and 4ae passengers
Dale Oct lat 46 10 Ion 80 passed an iceberg; 5th at
45 o6 lon % bark Director tBr, bound east 7h 2s miles
OF Sandy Hook an American ship showing signal let
ters TMFM, bound west.
Johns NJ Oct with mdse and passengers Louis
Bebian.
mdse passengerst A Il Outcrbrdge
steamer City OF Houston. Decring, Galveston Oct and
ksy We 4i KIN mrse IN sna a. passengers n sch, \" a
Boston, from, Jacksonville for Martinique. days out
o w aS 10 h Dominion
shin Go.
In ballast TO Bocsmann, Oercin Co. Aug D. lat ~ lon
H. passed quantity Of wreck stu consisting OF timber,
Bark cuomo Primo dsaD, cuomo Newry 81 days. in bal
last to Lsuro. Storey * Go.
days. with salt to Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Margarda rort, De Silva, Rio Jancro 40 days,
bark Hans Tode Nor, Josephsen. Rio Janero Al days,
In ballast to Tobias & Co.
10 order; crossed the Equator Sept IL in lon 34w.
Bars Leone qaD, cieconard HULL T. 80 days, In bal
brig Carolina ItaD. csnto. Barcelona 81 days. With
mdse TO Laurc. storey 90.
with order; vessel 10 Bullcy Crossed the
Equator sept u in lon ~;
scnr Belle Hooper. Gilkey Mcn.eviaoc 40 days. with
schr Mary wtham, Austin st Marc - days with log
sehr Aiirc II Bsien tor HARTFORD Carney jacksonville
II days. with lnmbsr to Fairchds; vessel to Tupper
Benttie. ,
schr X Clements. Pierce, Virginia
schr q ii Peck, Robinson, Virginia.
schr slle Bodine, soper, virg,na y1..,.,.
schr Addie Schlacfcr. Deeon, Virginia.
sshr Harry Dsssimss. Cornell, vnsnis
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Ship Independence strout from Philadelphia for vapa
Berlin n
Ship Calista Haws (Br. from Bristol for St John NIB
Sept II, lat 10 81. lon II 20.
patarn. July %. lat ~ n, Ion % W.
An American ship. showing signal letters TSBH from
Cslcutta for New York. way q, lat 4 N. lon 94 L.
Bark Emma Bea, Bailey from Bristol Rio Jnnetro
Sept IA, Ia, lS y, lon l6 w.
Bark GermaniA tSer) from Bremerhaven tor Philadol
phia or Baltimore Sept /. lat IS OF. Ion 25 OS.
Bark Eliza Ouon tBrl Black, from Liverpool Calves
ton, Sept 20. lat 80, Ion II.
Bark Quickstep. Barnabee, from New York for Batavia
Sept 4 lat 33 ~ N. Ion ~ 81 w.
Bark Bessie Parker (Br), from Cardiff for Norfolk Sept
10. lat As SO, Ion GA.
Bark Scotia tr) from Sligo for Sandy HOOK sept ~ las
4S. lon =.
Bark Sebastian Bach oGsr) from Bremen Philadel-
phia Sept 26, Int 40 Ion ~.
Brig John Noyes. from Trapsni for Gloucester Oct S.
lat Al Is. Ion 81 55.
Brig Jessie Rhynas Tucker, from Calais Me- for Rio Js
neiro. Aug ~. lat l6 80 N. Ion % ~ w.
Brig Moses Day Crosby from Brunswick Ca for Monte.
video. Aug II, lat 3 ~ n, lon ~ 80 w.
Brig Tubs Cain. Stone. from .Marseilles for New York
Sept 8. lat SO 45 Ion 40. '
Brig Tarifa Brown from New York for Trieste Sept 49,
OIL Gnna da GAtiA
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER DAKOTA from San Francisco for Victoria
turned Sept 30 In Of slight damage mach
merry; would not be detained long.
BARK ARKwRiGnT while lying anchor In tho hsrbor Of
San Francis Sept 30 took broad shear and parted her
CHAIN drifting the British bark Strathearn Tho latter
had iibb1em aud headgcar carried while the Ark
wright considerably chafed and by the chain and
stem OF the Strnthearn.
BARK ANTIOCH aSi ~ built at kpor
Wy David Clark. has hcen ,od toJ Emery Co, CAPT
ii Hemingway and Others OF Boston, to which she Will
be towcd few days load Tor Rio Jauero She rates
Az IL years Ia the Record IL years the first letter
In French Llcyds.
ScHn EAsIERS Lanr had her bobstay carried away and
headsenr badly damaged bv her collision with
Chance Shot 9th inst in Newport hnrbor.
Scng WAN SrKED. from Elxabetpot for Saco which put
into Newport 9th inst eakng In beating OF the latter
port 9Th inst to her voyage. colded with fishing
schr Light ot Home also bound md both spars
aud isging damaged.
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Schr Nsrvin. Pierce. Gsorgstown, DC.
Sehr Lucy Brown. Philadslphia for Portland.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GAZE.


Steamer City of Fischburz Springer Nsv BEDFORD ser
New YORK
Steamer Electra Young. rrosdencs Tor Now York
schr Nettie tBr. Brett 81 John. SB. for New YORK.
Sehr George Nevenger. Providence for New iort.
Sclir Moses kddy. Warren. liyannis Tor New orb
Schr Thomas Hull. Sylvester. Boston ior New York
Sehr Cynthia JAne Gardiner. Providence for New York
Sehr City OF Chelsea Goodwin. Gardiner. Me. for New
York.
Schr Bottom. Nickersou. Fall River for New York.
Scir Highlander, Wood. Providence for Now York
schr A Rowland, Rowland Provdence for New York.
Schr Convey. Freuch koekland for New York.
Schr Leonors. Crockett. Ssleni for New York
Schr Harvard Hunt Rose Provdence for hadslphia
schr Alvsrado. Davis. FAN River for New York.
Schr william Arthur, CLARK. Boston for New York
YORK
At anchor OFT Whitostone
schr Veto. Thorndik.. Tbom aston for New York.
Schr Jamcs Bayies Merritt Providence for York
schr " m Mayo. Whitaker. Newport for New York.
schr u Howe Ncwbury. bath for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Ne
schr Hattie Lou. warN. New York Tor Hartford
Schr Maggie Cummings. Port johnson Tor Boston.
Schr Adams. Nickcrson. Port Johnson Tor Boston.
Schr u w Simmous bodrey, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Lncy. Jones. Amboy for New Haven
Schr Geiden Enle. Wilson, iIoaoken for Norwich.
ScbrJ Terry. Arson. Hoboke for Providence.
Schr L. y Dow. Philadelphia for iioston.
Schr Ada Herbert Allen New York for Ware,am
Schr Maths Ruinn Rulon. Georgetown Tor bridgeport
Schr Liberty. smith. Nsw York fur trdgopon
Sehr Orlando Smith. Ferris New York for fortcncstcr.
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port, raa' for New York. lds Van
,S s1,f s.ms1I
NASAIxo sept 2s-Arrivsd. bark Revere Mcintyre San
QusBrc, Oct Arrived Dominion. Roberts. Liv.
su. E%Drs 0
.vdns oarss Sksn Lon
Jason. Bleike, Grnvesend:
@ o ans a vcpSo Mis-.
Queiroo. ouerolo. Brest.
D.1s or S:s
Vsno,s Br' n, GroandssSrd ,s..d 70, DO On, ;,
bury. San Francisco.
fPxn STEAMER CRY or BERLIN,
Sept soy Ns !sn
25th Enmorc q. iiomsn, Montresl and put into Dart
mouth 27,h for ballast Iron Age sandy Hook
Baltimore Thos Fnlek. Fugstad sandy Hook; Cavalier
ss o S'T sS sshS
ADELAIDE, Aug scleared, City of Benares, Mcdonald
Bosrs e. sept a7~Airived n olaypois. Emma vi.tore.
BARROW. Sept 2s--sailsd. Hermann Pensacola
sATiylA Aug I4Arrvsa, Alice Reed Kersn. Cardiff;
Sailed ppS.M Aa! I'm Russell Sicisrson. s.marans
BAECELoSA Sept 2l-ssisd Castor Daniciscn, New
BsIrasr Sept 2s-Arrivcd, Johnny Smith. Thompson,
Sailed 22d Sisters Thompson, BaltImJfe 25th Polc
mini. Castcllano do 27th, Msra, Kado. Wilmington uee
BoRnEAux, Sept .5-Sailed. subrs Otterbeck, New
Oreans T X Weldon, Colson, New York 26th. Colbert
Soyer New Orleans; Charlotte. Walin, Charleston.
Went from Roynn 2jth Favis, vulovicli PhIla-
delphin; Comtessc Duchate Dupont New Orleans; Fin
sale. Finkcsen Wilmington.
York.
sailed 22d, zouavc. Means North America; ga. Longo
bardo Haun America: Constantia Kuhken, New Orleans
Christopher Columbus Dohlcr New York; juno Zeg gahn
do; 25th, Leocadiw. Schulkcn. do.
CAnpiFr Sept 26-Clearcd. s II Bearsc. Havana.
CHHisrrAStA sept 2l-Clearod, u Harbitx, jacobson
New Orleans
sAoIz sept 20 90, Arrived, Kslgns. Nash. GiSral,.r
CORK, Sept 2t-Arryed, Catherine q, Maggoio, Phila
delphia; Iride Maue. do Veronica Madre. do.
CorrSnAcKS, Sept 22-Passcd, Adriatc, Silk, from Bat
more for Dantxc.
CALCUTTA. Aug 25-sailed, Edward Percy Smith. New
YORK.
DovEa, sept ~ Passed, Alma. Of Halifax.
DEAL. Sept 2o-Arry d. Columbus, Holder London for
Savannah land proceeded 9th.
Sailed 27th. T. Richardson, Cardiff sc; Gilchris,
Southwest Pass: Dehno r. Philnieiphin; Amicixa. do
or no date Fred A Carrie, Condor, from Shields for
Oporto.
DUBLIN Sept 24Saiied. Claremont ST John Nh: 25sh.
w III Mitchell. Cape Breton; Canton. Henley New York
tauother report Portland, Mo- Serrsno. New York
Dasrzic, Sept 22-Arrived w Hunt. Hunt. New York.
New Orleans
EIsISoRr Sept 23-Arriyed Etns Sawyer ststtin for
Levantcr. vesper sundswai tor Brstol 24sh, Admir-
allen, Glmark Gche for Boston Celebrity. Raymond, katks
| for do.
| FaIxourH Sept 25-on Ella Thayer Gilmore, from
Hamburg Tor New Orleans 26th, Quaker City, from PhilH
| dslphia tand proceeded for Hsrtlspool).
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MILAN OBRENOWICH 1.

GENERAL rCHxRNAYRrF's REPORT TO PRINCE
MILAN CONCERNING THE ARMY pRoCLAMA-
~ TIoN OF THE MONARCHY
The following is the text OF the pronuncamento of
tho servan army sent to Prince Milan by General
Tchernayen:-
To HIS MAJESTY THH KING, AT BKLGRADg:-
have already had the honor inform your Majesty
OF the feeling manifested In tho Servian army MS to
your proclamation as King. The feeling slrong
that u was impossible 10 suppress IT Last oven
ing Colonel Horvatovch informed me that his DIVISION
also proclaimed Servia kingdon and your Majesty
King This intelligence spread among the army and
in camp with extraordinary rapdity. The celebration
OF this happy event continued throughout the n nght
From the superior officer to The simple soldier ali swore
with arms their hands. they would fight until tho
com expulsion of the last OF the enemy from the
counlry-they swore to fight until the last drop of
blood mad been she'd On the following morning tlerc
came depuatIons from each Of the army corps; also
from officers out Of service IRON Aoxinatz, Grebaza
SUegowatz Dcligrad and othor locaties at half
eleven O'Clock all the members Of the clergy, military
and civil, from the neIghboring distrlcts headed by
Archbishop Iowan lowanowich General Povtitch
speaking IN the name OF tho heroic Servian nation
read the following address, which ordered to 10
sent TO your Majesty
lLLusrRIous SIRE-Since the day on which thou
dds raise the standard OF Takovo the has fol-
lowed thee the firm belief that would carry IL on the
field OF battle contest Tor liberty aud glory. Such
Is the wish OF the nation Tor tho Servan no longer
live except free man his liberated country we
Will not lower this flag until have conquered this
liberty ami glory In the name Of the country we, thy
faithful warriors. proclaim thee KING OF Sorva Long
1--we our k!ng We desire that the crown OF the indc-
pendent kings OF Servla may shine respendent upon
thy hoad IL under the auspices this title that we
wish TO fight to the end. We tender thee blood,
lives, our property. Long live ilustrious
King, Milan Obrenowicn l. May the Lord aid US!
To this address l. Tchernayef, replied
'Thc voice OF the people is tho voice OF God and IL
romans tor me but cxclaim With you-Long live
the Servian King, Milan Obrenowich Long live the
Queen! Long live the Servian thronei' One grand
unanimous hurrah was gwen IN response my words
and n liam Obrenowch was soiemnly proclaimed King
OF Scrvia under the namo OF Milan Obrenowich The
Archbishop pronounced warm euogy. After the in
oil tho fe Deum LaudamusN aud vine service
ended, the entire Servan army took the oath to the
King TO the Queen and the kraljewich. 1t swore
defend them TO the last drop OF blood against
enemies at homo and abroad. Such enthusiasm has
regned In the Sorvian camp when the tre-
Incndous cry went up, Long live Milan 0brcnowcn
l., King ofServia.n TCHERNAYEFF
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Oct 7-Saed. bark Pacific (Nor) Harris New
York.
BoLpERAA-Arrved. De Witt, from
BoxDEAux-Ssied, Diana. Nehay, New Orleans
CARDIFF. Oct 7-Arrived ship Phineas Pendleton Nch
OILS. Havre
CErrR-Arrved. brig Kossack. Smith. Now York.
HAMBURG. Oct 6-saied. ship Louis Walsh, White Now
Orleans.
LIVERPOOL Oct s-Arrived. bark Thorndlke. Kelley.
Astoria, o.
Sailed sth, ships Lake Superior (B Stewart New York
Langdae tBr), Jcnknson San Francisco barks Alden
New Orleans; Chiefain tB, Fulton, Phadelphis; also
Tarball, for Hampton Roads
LONDON. Oct s-Arrived. brig Chas Purves Small Phis.
delphia
LKrn Oct s-Arrived brig Nautilus r) Evans Charles
ton
MovLLE, Dot s-Arrivsd steamer Circassan (Br wylie
Montreal.
MALAGA. Oct 7-Arrived bark Hornet. Hopkins, Mar.
settles.
Sailed 7sh brig Thos Owen Guptl Now York; also sho
Deodarus, tor do.
PORTLAND. Oct 7-sailsd bark Chascs, washburn (rom
Rotterdarn). New York. after taking in ballast.
PLYMOUTH. Oct s-Sailed St Laurent (FE, La
chesnz (irom Havre). New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct S-Put in. BARK Armenia (ssI, Ca
vallo Philadelphia for Fleetwood wind bound.
ROTTERDAM Oct 6-Sailed sves for New York
SABLEs DOLoSSE Oct 7-Arrived, brig Peri Stevenson.
New York tseo below.
LONDON Oct s-Brg PERI stevenson which has arrived
hurricane in lat A. Ion in which received consdsebs
WEATHER REPORT.
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FIRE IN HOUSTON, TEXAS.
srRoYED-LIsT OF THE sUFFBRRRs-Loss
AND INSURANCE.

TuR MOST VALUABLE BLOCK IN THE CITY DE-
sTRoYED-LIsT OF THE sUFFRRRRs-Loss
AND INSURANCE.
HoUsroS. Oct s, 1870
Houston, last night. suffered from disastrous nro
Tho handsomest and most valuable block in tho CITY,
Main street, between Congress and Fannip, do
stroyed. Tho buildings burned were all brick owned
by Mra Fleischmann, J. r. Norris L. J. Latham,
Messis Halmer l. Henry, and S. Fox. They all
three story buildings except ono, which was only
story high, in the rear OF the larger buildings
in buildings and goods will amount to more than half
million There is about $3.50, 600 of insurance tts
buildings and goods fully onethird OF which Will
saved to the companies by salvage on goods.
THE SUFFERERS.
The merchants burned out were:-
Cohen Il Bernstein, tailors.
J. s. Mills clothing.
A. Cramer, dry goods
+. Wolf, crockcry.
j. Ellsasser, clothing.
+. Jligg, furniture.
j. II. Norris hardware
l. j. Latham, furniture,
j. X. Franklin, dry goods
s. l.. Gohnan hardware.
Fox Il Wettermark, bankers
II. Racke, leather.
.Tinsley 4 Massic, tobacco.
j. l. Mitchell, jewellers.
J. J. Sweeney. pawnbrokcr
On the second floor Of Fox Building was tho Western
Union Telegraph office, which saved its Instruments
books and part of its furniture The upper stories OF
the other buildings were occupied by lawyers and as
bedrooms, except two rooms one by McKillop Co .
mercantile agency, which saved Its books and p. w.
Hamilton, job printer.
THE INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Tho following are the companies carrying the insur
ance:-North British and Mercantile, Liverpool and
London and Globe, Lancashire New York Under
writer's Agency; Phoenix, OF Brooklyn; Georgia
Home Connecticut Fire, Rogor Williams; Citizens, or
Newark; Continental, New York, niagara, American,
Central Galveston Insurance Company, Union Fire
and Marine; Merchants, OF Galveston; Franklin OF
ST Louis; Planters, OF Houston; Houston Insurance
Company; 4Etna, OF Hartford New York Home;
Phnnix. OF Hartford; German. American; London and
Lancashire; Home, Of Columbus Ohio; Traders Chi
csgo Insurance Company, North America; Franklin OF
Philadelphia; Royal Fire Association OF Philadelphia;
Home and Bankers, Of Galveston.
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YELLOW FEVER.

MORTALITY REPORT OF sAvANNAH-DKATH OF
A SEA CAPTAIN.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. s, 1916.
The total number of ntermcnts to-day was eleven,
OF which eight were from yellow fever. -Four OF tho
intcrmcnts were colorod persons
Captain Ball, of the brig Mary c. Roosevelt. died at
Tyooc, and DR.. Thomas Smith, formerly Of Virginia,
died to- day.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

HALIFAX Oct Ton and after the 10th Inst steam fog
whistle will bo In operation Sanbro Island on the west
side Of tho entrance to Halifax harbor.
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BELOW.

Bark Nsversink. JARVIS, from Dautzic Sept !.
Wind at sunset. wNW: ut midnight. wNW.
Barometer ~ sunset. 80 O3. Mt 10 I'm 3O.U3.
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SPOKEN.

SpokenSept of Tabogn. Panama Bay bark John How
land. Cole, NIB. 3OO bbls hpbk oil this season.
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NIIsCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MEN SUCCESS.
fAfuly Treated O. Il. BRADFORD, n D., i32 East
12th vt,
nIvORCEs SPEEDILY OBTAINED UNDER RECENT
DlswA Advice free. y. L. KING, Lawyer and NosAyy
Pablic. No. Ss Marks plesss New York city.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pArxs OF DEPARTURES yRox NEW YORK FOR THE noxrH
OCTOBER,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAD, Oct 8, rM-wnd ssw. fresh, with rain
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aeaner Sails Dsstination OMes.
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sew York ~ fRSsSSs5SSISSsssSfo Sf EosDOS OF
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Storage SEA currency: intsrmsdists. sss currency
%ss
Usl1AD srAEss AN 4Np 10 QUEENS
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WILLIAMS uUioN. 20 Broadway.
CrECiAL N0TicE.-rHE Splendid NAIL STEAM
y ship Wisconsin, sails from Pier ~ North Riysr loot
WIZ $ ''' passage apply
So klS Stg kAsE syFA aHD LIVERPOOL
:;iTY az stGHM9SD.s .a.d.y J.ns ~ ..,PM
i'll! 81 ss.:I july
S GITY 81 Jsy e
49,, g., From pier Il Sosss River Aa'' =
sei'a
john a. DALE xssa s. 81? s1asS@:y New York
Ssa* Ssky r. zsS
nSm PER = NSh River doos ofcAna st. a. foow,- 30
uus
srxrE of TharsaSy Jun. july 4
and every alternate Thasdsy thereafter First cabin S5
20 $50 according to return tickets, $21
Second cab $5O return tcketk $40 Steeage " lowest
rStS1 Apply 70 AUSTIN BALDWIN CO., AgentA No.
sts:sss .si.s. = Is Broadway and :. til. eomp.nys
pier, foot OF Canal ST.. North River
ANHcaE RA6TE5 ss LINZ
Ramona. Juno ~ WIELAND. July .
LEsSING June - FRISIA. July IS
Rates ofpAssags 20 Plymouth, Londsn Cherhourg Ham
burg and all points In England Scotland and Wxlcs
S' nsss ss'oon gosa
KuNnARDT : CO.. g. b. 'GIiiGtiHxRD iB0Xs.
q, s,o Gsrsai AGENT. General ras;ssssr AGENT
VNILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
W. sailing from pier So North River follows
NAvARlNo. Is OTHELLO. ..Anua.i II
First cabin. $40 second cabin $45
Excursion tickets very favorable Through tickets
issued 10 Continental and Baltic Apply for full
CHARLES L. WRIGHT CO.. 50 South st.
LIOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The magndcent Al steamer
AUSTRALIAN,
Captain Peter.
$500 tons. appointed to sail above Thursday Juno ~
from pier 20 North River Offers superior hst class
c0mmodation tor sengers
PiH. FoRwooD CO.
Agents,
SO Wall SO Pine Ut.
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NORTH GERMAN lloyd
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Company's pier foot OF I'd ST., Hoboken.
WISER. saturday Juno II DONAU Saturday. July
MOSkL Saturday, juno "A Ri EN-. Saturday, July
Rates 81 passage from New York TO Southampton Havre
Z Brcmcn:-
First CABIN. $780, gold; Second Cabin $e0 gold: esr-
$50, currency.
Return Tickets ut reduced rsteA
Prepaid Steorago Certificates. S3l currency.
For freight passage apply TO
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CTONINGTON LINE FOX BOSTON
y Reduction of Fare
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT from
pier IS Nortl River, foot OF jay ST. mt 5 r. NJ.
Providence Line,
r0m pier "a North river Of Park place Stesmshps
ELECTRA and GALArEA. ut 10 T.. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1876-05-03
CLEARWATER FRANKFORT AND WORCESTER R. R.

Trains Of junction Il Breakwater Railroad make
close connection at Georgetown Del, with trains of
Breakwater & FmnkfOTd. and Worcester Railroads
No change of cars between Harrington, Del, and
Stockton, Nd, point near Chincoteague Bay noted
for fine oysters.
Passengers taking this route will find comfortable
cars and accommodating conductors.
At stockton. which is near the line between Mary
land and Virginia stages connect with these railroads
for Grcenback miles distant; for HOrntOwn. miles
distant and DrummOndtOwn, % miles distant: and'
for towns all the way down the Eastern Shore of
Virginia.
Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at
Harrington at 115 NJ, with train making connection
with steamer for New York on Tuesdays and Fridays
of each week.
Trains running as above connect at Lewes ON Tues
days and Fridays of each week with steamers for New
York that leave at P. NJ, having good accommOda-
tOns for freight and passengers Rates of fare and
freight very low.
Trains connect in the morning at Lewes Del for all
points named above, on Tuesdays and Fridays with
steamers that left New York at p NJ, the day before
and South on the Delaware Railroad, by which the
principal points ON the Peninsula may be reached by
| rail.
! At Berlin passengers can take the WicOmicO and
| POcOmOke Railroad for Salisbury, Princess Anne
| Crisield, and other points.
Freight not pershabe is received every day in the
week except Sundays, for New York and all points
East. West, North and South.
Perishabe freight is received at ALL POINTS or
the days the steamers leave Lewes and is due IN New
| York early the next morning
A. BROWN, Gen. Freight and Pass Agent ]. &. B.
B. d F.. and W. Railroads
II. A. BOURNE, Gen. SuPt. O. ID. S. s. Co.,
THOMAS GROOM, Supt. J. d b. r. R.
J. L. MAPES supt. B. f., and W. Roads. jan 5-tf