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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Jan 2l-Arrved ship ophelia CBD, srick-
ALEXANDRIA Jan 2s-Arrived schrs @ vandusen. New
York Condoya Bristol RI Jesse Leach. and Carrie.
ssled1,schrs stephen Morgan Hannah Warwick, and W
BOSTON Jan 3I-Arrived steamers Seminole Matthews,
Savannah; Roman. Crowell. Philadelphia Gen whitney
Elizabeth, cGH idss tB5, Burue,t s, Domingo; brig:
% FaSn Helen Holiness % EiSrSo New YoPf .csTs sum-
merville r, Hara, Port Plat wAterne Kelly, wee.
Beio~-sehr VIM Mason iro@ n~ Porssnd for Washington
a Sfe1 %sS Steven NJ esaT A@@a Bell
BALTIMORE, J an 3l-Arrived steamers Nurnberg GER.
'asEs srs%sH scAp Pa re
George Appod, LOveiand Boston, bark orfeo Luesta Bel
Also cleared steamers Calvert Policy. Charleston; VIM
feseo Corr or falmouth G' Bachelors T TooSer An
twerp Mary Gibson tBrl sloan DO; Unity Bu, Calvert
Mitchell Es,oh.. MsisSsss sohrs John Manson Manson
Boston Helen Hasbrouck Bennett, Hoboken; Peary,
ssisdBsIks Mary Hesnrth. canasss, Madre and Bien.
Kane CardenAs via Georgetown. SC
3ls-Beow bark John Campbell (Br), Hankenson, from
cieared-Bark Northern Queen tBp, sullock mort In
mou,h. Ms: Florence tBr' Burns, london "''
EAsTPoRr Jan l4-Saled, schr Nellie II, Mallock, New
FREEPoRT Jan 22-sAiled bark Grace Roberts Dahier.
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan sI-Passed In for Baltimore,
bark Alfred Nog from TrAlee; brig Alfred Gamoge, from
Passed Gu.ashp VIM Wilcox. for Cork; bsrts 9ermsns.
Athlete, Williams and ruisko for Bremen; senno, for
smiia Belfast. AIiadne Tor Goucester Canning for
Antwerp Aato, for Londonderry; Albertne. for Mar
.ees Prospero, Aquila, CibeIe. cragowl Ingot Mary
Lowerison aud Vale for Cork brig Jennie Morton, Tor
Demerara; schr Addo Jordan, for Matanzas -
Arrived-Bark Belle Keith Br), from 81 Johns NJ, seek
ing. .
GALVESTON ban 2e-Arrived steamer San Marcns tBrl.
Burrows Lverpool bark Bellevue (Br, sinclair, HAVANA
brig CathRrine lSwel. Larsen Ko Janeiro 80,
Cleared-bark Diana (Swe). Gelerstedt Liverpoo sem
John Proctor. Doane. do
GEoRGErowS, sc. Jan 25-Arrived, schr B Hazard,
MoBiIE Jan si-Arrvod brig Maggie Vail (Br). Pratt
Rio Janero.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 27-Arrived, barks Meaoer tNorl
Jensen. Martinique Quelle (Nor), DedekAm. ~ lnomhs
brig Aurora (Inj Adorno Cettc via Mavsecs schrs
Bcardman Boyd Pors Antonio, Austin tbr, Crove New
YORK
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WHO WAS HE?

The body Of an unknown man, shot through the
head discovered shortly before nine O'Clock yes
terday morning by oficer Powers OF the Twenty
second precinct 1t was lying in wagon opposite No
l,5l7 Broadway. A small pocket revolver lay beside
the dead man, and had apparently dropped from his
hand II had been fred while the muzzle OF the barrel
close to the opening Of his right ear and his death
must therefore, have been almost instantaneous
Deceased about thirty five years OF age, five feet
inches high, and OF stout build. He had
brown eyes, hair and mustache. He wore black
irockcoat vest and pants, black felt hat cafskin
boots, canton flannel drawers white woollen under
shirt, brown merno overshirt and white linen shirt
In his pockets were found 81 40
While the body was lying in the station house pre-
vious TO removal among the crowd that collected
young girl who on seeing the remains cried out,
That's my brother That's my brotherl' and burst.
ing into tears out OF the building before any
could stO her
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Steamer Wisconsin (Bp Freeman, Liverpool Queens
town-Williams Il Guion.
Steamer Francona. Bragg Portland-J AmeS
Ship Turkestan (Br) Brown, Liyerpooi-Chas Wright
Co.
Ship Senator Iken Ger. Fennekohle Bremen-H Kqop
Co. -
Bark Lorenzo (Nor, Aslaksen, Amsterdam-Funch Edye
Co.
Bark Attila tNo, Jansen, Amsterdam-Bockmann. Ger
lin 4 Co.
Bark Bogsrt (Br, Reynolds, ROtterdam-Heney a
Parker
Bark Chignecto (Br), Shaw Antwerp-C Bertaux.
Bark L'Invidia Qtall, Russo, Hsbon--Jas Henry.
Bark Antelope, Simpson, Chrisanstadt WI-Roach bros
Co.
Bark W Roosevelt. Hartman, Havana-James Ward
4 Co
Brig Blanchard (Br). Lebrocq Oporto-Geo Buley.
Brig Rocky Glen, Higgins. Buenos Ayres-Miller Hough
ton.
Brig Emily (Br). Morgan. Belize. Hon-Wm Jex a Co.
Brig Gem. Pierce, Barbados-Daniel Trowbridge h Co
Brig Elizabeth Winslow, White, Cardenas-Mier
Houghton
schr Hattie Smith, Lee, Port Plat, &c-Thebaud
Bros.
schr John Hancock, Eldrdge, Havana-Parsons 4
Loud.
Schr Starlight, Reed. Norfolk Val r Staples
Schr Bowen, Dill Providence-H W jackson 4 Sons.
Sehr r Goodwin, Williams, Stamford-Stamord Manufsc
turing Co
soop Illinois, Wilson. New Haven-Cartwright Doyle
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BROOKLYN THEATRE.

Marshalls comedy Of " False Shame" was given here
last evening, and although faults might readily
be detected In the cast its presentation nevertheless
merted the encouraging and hearyreccption accorded
to It by well filed house In the role OF the SEEM
ingy idotic but stanch hearted and discerning
Lord Clifton, Mr.. H. J. Montague displayed q
thorough appreciation OF a really duncut
type OF character portray, and mastered
certain awkward situations with such and artistic
skill as for him well deserved success His acting
in many respects faultess and Clifton may be
corded among the foremost Of his brightest Efforts
Miss Maude Harrison, who by the way, is rapidly
progressing in public favor, showed considerable
satty in the cheerful character OF Constance Howard
and by her grace, piquancy and admirable style,
redeemed many Of the scenes which otherwise would
have fallen fiat upon the audience Mr.. Edward
Arnott as Bradleigh, was, perhaps unnecessarily
demonstrative and Mr. Lamb as Colonel Howard might
wisely have reserved his grotesqueness for other
more convenient role To Miss Marie Gordon Tell the
part Of hagdaen Atherleigh which she performed
with credit but the whole udicious discrimi-
nation might have been exercised in the general seec-
tion OF the artists The piece handsomely placed
the STAGE and but that dragged little at times
would have afforded much qualification, which II doubt
less will later on
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,h.. no easy matter He R aware o. The

hat No easy matter. He IL aware et the
bad feeling existing between skfdmots Ssd
his sons and though knowing 4 goo4 deal
of the family history, he was surprised Al the stohd
Indifference OF one and the drunken coalition OF the
their father The sons be says had their father
rested not long ago on charge OF stealing and their
differences we're the subject OF common talk.
The old man was very stubborn and self-wiled and
had lost good deal by litigation. He owned about
200 acres OF cleared land, on which a mortgage
for small amount but which was worth
about $4,000 besides. He was also part owner
Of several lots OF wood land and he continually preyed
upon his co-owners, and in consequence always
quarreng and al law with them. II he was murdered
and for the purposes of robbery It is not at all unlikely
thai the perpetrators Of the crime overlooked one I'M
portant feature ofther fearful work The deeas or us
lands were kept In his house and had never peeh re-
corded These they should have obtained II they de-
sired complete the job II they have been destroyed
his heirs may not ind IL an easy matter 70 estaplsh
their claim 10 his possession
HUNTING FOR EVIDENCE
Justice Cooper says that one oi the Witnesses whose
name he obtained heard wagon leaving the neighbor
hood Of the Skdmore house during the night, but he
discovered a very general reluctance on the part OF
nearly al whom he spoke to give information, while
evidently possessing IT, and the statements OF others
were found quite contradictory The Justice rode 10
Amityville tonight and gave Coroner Preston the
Of the witnesses he obtained He also told the
Coroner he lef TWO watchers with the bodies
and the Coroner said he had told Dave"
Skidmore to watch "Why," said Justice
Cooper, 'he was so drunk he could hardly
take care Of himself" The Justice says Skdmore
likely to have good deal Of money in the house.
az he would not readiy bank any OF H. and he often
made large sums out Of his kilns He very ig-
norant man. and made his mark when asked TO put his
signature TO any document
The house of Skidmore, Justice Cooper says Is an
l-fated sort Of place About sixty years ago an old
lady lived there with relative named Finch, from
Connecticut One fine morning she suddenly disap-
peared and was never after The woods were
searched IN all directions for days and though Finch
suspected OF having made away with her, being
tired Of supporting her clew to the manner OF her
disappearance ever found. The place is wild now
but II was much wilder then.
Howell SkIdmore nearly eighty years old, Fleet
Weeks was about seventy, Wesly Wright was probably
sixty and the woman who passed for Mrs Wright was
supposed TO be the youngest OF the four.
Justice Cooper thinks that If the people In the house
had any of effort they could hardly have found
any difficulty enecting their escape. He only
account for their destruction by one Of three ways
they must have been murdered, drunk or strangely
stupefed
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

BILL with new attractions was introduced last
night on the boards Of the Olympic The agile Carlos,
a family that shows moro dexterty in movement than
their royal namesake in the Pyrcnees two song and
dance men, johnson and Bruno who marked the
rhythms in their music with summersaults; his banjo
majesty (see billy, Mr. Hall; the champion duetsts, 4"
Murphy and Morton, who had genuine to a clog
jig and reel the aesthetics OF which they have
devoted themselves to; John Hart good negro come
dian, and Miss Adah Richmond made up the principal
features OF the bill The performance closed with
pantomme, in which Mr.. Robert Frazer, who must be
regarded the legitimate successor OF poor Fox,
the chief attraction. He is admirable clown and
minds us frequently Of his great predecessor.
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A.laa.. 1.tA. vSn LuDl.. New York; La ssna cor.

AtAiaAta toetl, Won Lubke. New York; La BsnA Nor'
skAre, do
Sailed Soth. ship Olaf NOD Ands rsOn. Philadelphia
sarks Eduard Ger. Haberstadt, BAltimorei Hjemmet
NoD. Ingmundsen. North America; Henry (GeD. Minis
sen. Philadelphia
Sailed 2sth. Dark Frisk CNor,. Muthe United States.
BARCELONA about IAN 24Arrived. brig Arogante Emilio
CSp), Llado, Charleston
BoMBAY TO Jan Sl-Arrved bark Nellie slads Atwood
Zanzibar.
BArAvlA, Jan 25-Arrived. bark Wakefield Carver
Boston.
Cork, Jan so-sAilsd. bark Kong Carl CSOD, Knudssn.
united States
CALCUTTA, no dAtesailed ship Lord Canning CBr, New
York.
Sailed Jan o. ship Susan Gilmore Carver Dundee
ESGLisH CHASSEL- Jan 29-Arrived, ship MAcauay
Rogers, from Baltimore for Bremen bark Kate (No1.
Flood. Savannah for Hamburg
GLOUCESTER, an 3l-sailed bArks soe tAu constanse
New York; Bertolotto savona QtaD. Cuneo, do
GALWAY, Jan 3o-sailed barks Carlo (Aus Golubovich
Philadelphia reported sailed 9th Ruth CNor) Ander
sen, do.
GoRKE-Arrived. schr Annie Fairfax Doans Boston via
st Vincent, CIV.
GENOA Jan 2sArrived bark Hornet. Hopkins PhilAdel
phia (before reported without dste).
HAHBURG. Jan 2S-Arriyed, barks Johannes Rod (Ger)
Moe, Philadelpha
HAvRH, Jan 9o-sailed brig C swesny, Cole sagua Ia
Grande
Also sailed soth Pommsrania CGer). sehwensen
urom hhmDurgJ, new lotk
LIvERrooI. Jan 30-Arryed San Antonio (Br)
Rae, Galveston; Lake Champlain CBr Benson Baltimore
barks Maria (us), Neumann. Pensacola; Gladstone .
Keneally Wilmington NC
Cleared 29th snip Carondeet. stetson United States
Island Home tBr). Mills New YORK; bark Assecuradeur
(Br), Sheehan. United States
LONDON Jan 3o-Arrived, brig Lilesand CSor. Dahl.
Wilmington. Nc 3ist ship Ilos (Eo. Evensen Pensacola
Sailed from Gravesend 3lst. bark Presdent sverdup
Nor. Jorgensen, New York; Norsk veritas or Phadel-
phia
LONDONDERRY. Jan 3l-Arrved. Bonito CBr), Howard
Baltimore
Sailed 30th, bark Romo lor). Hansen United States
LRGHoRN-Ssied bark Carrie Tyler. Tyler. New York.
PozzuoLI-Sailed brig stockwel. Perkins New York
QUEENSTOWN. Jan 3l-Arrveo, bark ornen CNor Larsen
New York.
Also arrived 3lst 80 AN. steamer City OF Richmond
(Br), Brooks New York for Liverpool (and proceeded
Also arrived 3is 1880 PM steamer Baltic Br Glea.
dell New York for Liverpool land proceeded
Arrived 30th bark Ruma (Aus), Begna, New York.
ROTTERDAM. Jan 30-Sailed barks Robt A Chapman Br)
Rutherford. New York; Laura Maria Ger, do.
Cleared 2sth bark Jupiter Ger, Hayman United States
TRIKsrE-Sailed. brig Annie R Storer, Hatch, United
States
PLYEourH, Jan 3l-Seamer Caand Dutch from Rot
terdam tor New York. which put here yesterday had
damaged her propeller.
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MUSICAL AND pRAMAT1c NOTES.

s-'--- MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mrs scottSiddons has returned TO the city, and at
the Clarendon Hotel
An opera buna In three acts. called 'La Petite
Mariee, the music by n Lecocq, has been produced
the Renaissance, Paris The plot which will be
cused from repeating, is in interest as barren
DESERT while in indecency it has the luxuriance of
swamp.
1t expected that Miss voletta Colville viii appear
In Italian opera as Leonora in al Trovatore," under
the management of Miss Adelaide Phillips, early this
month She gives great PROMISE as her singing and
acting at recent rehearsas Of this opera have given
tire satisfaction.
Mr. Whecler's new play, The Twins" attracts a
great deal Of interest in literary and theatrical circles
and its production is eagerly awaited II he displays
half the ability in writing plays that he has shown
other branches of literature the play will be real
The only regret then will be tnat instead OF
Twins he did not give US Triplets"
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
n ent states for causes without publicity;
everywhere charge until divorce granted; advice
free. NJ HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n States for causes without publicity
legal everyw here satisfactory advice free. FRED
ERICK KING. Lawyer, No st. Marks place.
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY STATE
" LOTTERY CLASS A, DRAWN AT. COvINGTON'
KY. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1876
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WOODS MUSEUM.

1ve-act sensational drama "replete with sensa-
tional effects" and entitled Thoroughbred with
Mr. Oliver Doud Byron IN the leading character, was
given at this house last night The piece took well
to judge from the applause bestowed the efforts of
the company by large and enthusiastic audience
Mr. Byron and Miss Louise Sylvester divided the hon
of the night in the dramatic portions Of the play
and the comic element well kept up by Miss The
resa Wood and Mr.. Sheldon.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
A PENITENT EMBEZZLER.

hIDDLErowS n. Y, Jan. 81, 1875
petition to President Grant has been largely signed
by the members OF the Bar and leading citizens Of
Orange county, asking for the pardon Of ex Senator
William ". Graham, who is serving his third year
the Albany Penitentiary under Of ten years
for cmbeZzlng the funds OF the deiunct Waikiki National
Bank, OF which he President An effort is being
made TO obtain the signature OF the Judge Of the United
States District Court and OF the United States District
Attorney foI the southern District Of New York The
prisoner Is represented as mentally and physically in
firm and very penitent
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
A CASE OF EMBRACERY.

In Paterson, n j., Messrs Bray, Edelman and Fyfe,
tho jurors in the Tax Commissioners case charged
with taking drink with the oondsman Of one Of the
defendants arraigned yesterday and held TO bail
IN the sum Of So 900 each to answer such indictment
as may be brought against them by the next Grand
jury for ''embracery." Mr.. Edcman complained that
the publication OF these things in the newspapers
iniuring his business whereupon the Court told
HIM II he was wronged in the newspapers he had his
redress by due course OF law In an action for libel
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
PROVIDENCE, WARREN AND BRIS-
TOL RAILROAD.

PROVIDENCE, r l., Jan. 81, 1870
The annual meeting OF the Providence, Warren and
Bristol Railroad Company held this afternoon
Appropriate resolutions relative the death OF Pres
dent John H. Clifford were adopted The gross earn.
ings of the road during the past year SOS 600
and the operating expenses $79,l IA The following
elected Board Of Directors Samuel W. Church,
Ambrose +. Burnside Of BRISTOL William r. Robe
son, Henry A. Whitney, Francis ". Weld, Of Boston;
William Goddard, Of Providence. Subsequently the
directors elected Henry A. Whitney President, and B.
b. TorTey. Of Bristol, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
GLOBE THEATRE.

This house, under the experienced direction of Mr..
Butler has entered upon career OF success unexam-
pied In Its history. Last evening the theatre was
crowded. the principal points OF interest in the bill be-
ing "Bob' Hart, Knight Scanlon and Cronin Charles
and Marian, Young and Miss Mollenhauer The per-
iormance concluded with Knights amusing Dutch
SKETCH "Law IN Dutch. 4" The acts well arranged,
and the talent OF the present company is undeniabe
Mr.. Butler has carried his through at notori-
ously unluckY theatre with naterng success.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
FIRE IN A SCHOOL.

Are broke out yesterday afternoon on the first
noor Of the six story brick building No. a Second
street known as the De La Sale Catholic Institute
The flames speedily extinguished at trihing
damage A defective fue caused the fire
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters are informed
that by teIegraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 4e Fleet street, London" 10 the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue dc roperA
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
With the United States the same will be cabled V thts
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from Preach and Medi-
teranean ports viii Paris Office tho economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Norfolk Island Oct l3 ship California. Chase
OF NB 33 months with 900 bbs p and 200 do wh oil
bound Middle Ground Nov bark Mary Fraser Nye OF
NIB, SO bps hpbk since leaving Hobart Town i4tn bark
Aruoda Badry of NIB IA months from Sandwich Islands
with bbls sp the bay and home She reports
bark SamDoul Monross Of NIB ~ months ont with 500
bbls So or Ascension in September The oil trans
shipped 10 Arnoda freight for home
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
PRACTICAL ENGINEERING.

The New York Society OF Practical Engineering viii
hold ns quarterly session tbs evening IN room "a,
Cooper Union and will meet the evening" OF Frs
day and Saturday Of his week Papers VIII Ue read on
several interesting Euhecls.
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in succession and be several miles distant Cap
Of veSsels upon seeing this signal viii ooge us ~
preparing any marine they have for the snp
News Department Of the HERALD
RS-Persons desrou Of communicating with vessels arrV
New York do bF addressing 20 such vessels
care Of HERALD news yacht pier No East River New York
Letters received from all parts Of the world and promptly DO
hvered- Duplicates required.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP Jan 3o-saled, ship caIiiOpe (BD. Sinclair
PHILADELPHIA
sailed roth. bark Harriet Campbell CBp, Taylor. New
YORK.
BRIsrot Jan sl-Arrived, brig Aeelia Ihurov, White,
New York (was reported arrived isth).
Bremen. Jan So-Arrived, ship shskespere Ser Feeh-
,er New YORK barks Athena Ger. Bellmcr, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
SPOKEN.

Steamer ST Louis CBr, Reid from New Orleans for Liver
pool, Jan % lat 25 10 Ion 81.
ship Bertha, Poe, from Plymouth Dec y Tor New Or
leans Jan o. no lat. &C
erpool Jan %. lat 27 10. Ion 81 45.
British bark. showing JMFB, supposed bound 20 Calves
son. seen an 23 lat 27 -. Ion ~ II,
Brig Lydia Cole. from New YORK for Sagua Ia Grande,
Ian a on 73
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
PARTISAN VARIETIES.

Al this establishment last evening there was quite
animated performance consisting OF singing, dane
ing and variety in general ballet in which a num-
ber young ladies hussar dresses proved quite an
attraction and the burlesque OF Blue Beard con-
cluded the evenings entertainment
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
SAILED.
for Leses. Del; bark Antelope, S,

Steamer Albemarie for LeSes, Del; bark Antelope, St
Thomas
Sailed soth ships Bremerhaven CGer) Bremen campa
Emea QtaD. Lisbon Mariana v Port) do; Annie NJ
Smull, San Francisco barks Weden, Cardenas; Ju-
piter Ger, Bremen; Kate Carnis gBr London Rudolph
(Ger Hamburg; Delhno QtaD, Cork Falmouth !;
Teresa Pieasso qta Bristol ndustrie qtap. Glasgow
Francesca Ciento Qta. Lisbon, brgs Annie Gardner
Johns Antigua) and st kits Oliver (Brl, Jereme
Dicke lBr, Havre; Thetis, Winamsadt. GustA (Ger)
Pernambuco; Harry Aubrey, Barbados
Wind midnight. WNW light.
BaromeLer kunsei 30 50.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
MENU DU soUPER

MENU DU SOUPER
Consomme Desgnaux, bouehee aux hutres
Fet de bGuf rAqqitane Cailles braisees Macedoine
Canapes Windsor saucissons de Lyons, sardnes Olives
Services Froid
Crosses Pieces
saumoP Ia a.,s psrsenne % I.se'. e, Baysdere.
lie Gros Pate AnnueL
Pain dc ioie grss Ola LSsr,e Eelarapt le MOndc,.
Galsntinc de dindonneau Ai'ancienns.
Double De mouton a la Manhattan
Jambon de Bayonne historic.
:. Elst Dc bggi en- Bellevue.
Hute de sangiier au gastronome.
yoliere de fasan rEcossaise.
Dinde sauysge arsmeris ,ine.
Gradin de coteettes aux dx eors.
Pate de gibier la Roehambeau.
Piece dc beuf a la Sherwood.
o,aDps psS Ss MOnuSsn, nnp
Cochon de Iait Ambas,adrice.
Cuotte de bout la St Bernard.
Buissons de crustaces
Pain de gibicr au Centenaire.
Seles de cheNreun ct dantilope garnies datelct
Ballotines de pigeons decorees
Poulets histories a Ia ude.
Pain de gSs! .rai IA pes5e E; cbasIt;l, srtsl
Croustade de reed birds la RoyeE
Allies de perdreaux a la Kossuih.
Salade de homards mayonnaise.
Fiies de soles a Ia Bartholdi
C0teettes de ioie gras ia Moderne.
Perdreaus en- chauX froid a lAdolphe Hardy
Petits pates de eanard de Chartrcs.
R0tis Frods Dccoupes.
Pouets, Flets de hUuf Selle de Dindonneaux
Pieces dc PatiSserie.
La Clochc dc Independence.
La Patience-La Force
lie Temple de Comus
lie Monument de Bunker Hill.
Homage a Careme-Gloire a NsteL
Gateau Breton la Seugnot
Sayarin Freres Julien.
Gros Baba la Sthorer.
Nougot Parisien Chiboust.
Biscuit a la Degrange
Sultanne Fruits SancOn.
Fntremets Sucres.
Gelee aux oranges, Lait d'amandes rnhane,
Pain fraises Charlotte q la Nanile,
Petts fours Notices, Bonbons.
Glaces Napolitaine Monlees.
Fruits Dessert.
Cafe noir
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
A TUGBoAT ON FIRE.

Shortly before eight O'Clock last nignt a Gre broke
out in the boiler room Of the ,ugboa j. Jewet lying at
pier No. is East River, and caused damage OF $500
The fire was caused by cotton waste ignting
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
REPEATING AN oD1oUs LAW.

large number Of prominent residents Of Jersey
City, Hoboken and Bayonne> proceeded to Trenton last
evening procure the repeal OF the odous law passed
the last session creating the Office OF Director
Large in the Board OF Freeholdcrs. This law has
proved even greater imposition the people than
the infamous commissions which heaped debt OF seven
million dollars on Jersey City within three years.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
BURROUGHS. THE WIFE MURDERER

Yesterday Joseph Burroughs, the murderer Of his
wife, Elizabeth removed TO the Insane Asylum a,
Uuca In the custody Of Keeper stinson Of ,he Ray.
mond Street jail, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01

srNoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERfN0n
The PORT OF NEW YORK At NIGHT-The NEW YoRx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Costou night signal for
ose on board the HKRALp yacht showing while
inc aha eears rcd changing from one 20
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

While endeavoring to stop q runaway team at pier
No. 40 North River yesterday evening James Clark,
an exprossman, living IN Horato street. Knocked
down and severey injured. Removed 20 his residenee