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New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
BiNby od Benjamin StansbuTg Ellen
Morris default OF bail each char Keeping
disordery house at No. 81 Thompson ST.
writ of habeas corpus was issued on Saturday
by Judge Barrett reunable in supreme Court Chambers
day favor Of Galena rascu who was arrested regal
Of Louisiana in order that she might
Dc returned 10 be tried for grand larceny.
Excise Commissioner Owen Mdrphy appeared at
Che Poce Court saturday attcrOOn the
Justice Morgan Friday for the arrest OF himself
and colleagues Nj HOendeT the complainant ~ The case,
also appeared In court MI Murphy "aYcd examination and
released parole Go with Commissioners Morton
and Patterson on Friday, Nov. 10 for examination.
An application made to Judge Barrett, IN Su-
Court Cbambcr saturday ceruoar and haocas
corpus, u have oumno Apo ne Chinese homicde admitted
30 bail His counsel William r. Howe, claimed that the eV1
dsnoe before the Coroner most mansiaugtef In the
degree probably proof that pP0s ao Jusha
BILE. Leary suggested that circumstances might
lead jury 10 nd verdict Of murder In the second degree
but Judge Barrett thought the crime, far s11wu could
exceed and therefore balbe and left
the counsel Apo aud The District Attorney 10 agree II
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
rASSENGERN IRRLHFn

FROM ITVERPOOIs-Td II acdmHsi ID Pfyof gH.bUouJ Oct
2>W H. spinN all. Miss Ban Mss s. Nufr.gi BERNARD
J. &C. Elvir j. " BllwiUcr, Miss NJ l Brr kc the Rev
J.. Burtsrl, j. Cr0wrll Mrs. J.. .. Dra.rur.- = l. DO
Dyer Mrs farIr Miss faItar i. Irlduin Mr. ~ Gibson
and infants Mr. Hay ". g. HaI fi-un the Hon g. II.
Harrison, c. H. Harrison it, the E'v Juc, Hachos,
Miss Lima Harrison, Master Willie Harrison. sophia
Mrs J.. huTlburt John u. Jameson \. ). Jeffrey Mrs
JEFFREY, and Miss Katy JcGrcy ~ kcbrf, krbrr.
kebcr Mr. krbcT. IT,. Miss krber Mss Miss
Kelly Alex. King. Mdllc. kngge, Beaumont Leather.
samuel Lee, Alex lnder Murphy, HIs. Harriet Brooks
]. H. L0uberger j. H. LUnberEc Master Robbie Locke NJ
T. Mc~Nceny. col f. Morley john Nash. Ms Thomas ash
Thomas Nash, jr., Miss Annie NASH Mss Na.h
Noel Miss Annie O'Malley, ". j. pauIdiug
Pauding, William Parsons, Charles Pcorso!:, walter
Phelps. rilip Sidney Post Mrs Post thrrr children
Mrs fhc!ps Louis T. Plant l.. d. Rand Misc NJ. Richmond
Miss RchmOud ". H. Ross, T. = StTrll Miss A. H Ser.
nh, WIN. Shcrin James II. small, r. b. Siarkweatlcr ! NJ
Swcns0n Mrs. hWenson. Miss Gteta swcuson Miss Nora
SweIsOl j. WalKdon. Mrs Nalkden. child and infant W.
WilkIns, Mrs White and two infants James o. Wright
Sister Eliza 3iis Titier0n Mss G. 1tteron O. L. Laugh.
land, Mlas Alnc aughand, Mr5 williamson g. Mcleod.
Miss Finkcr the Rev. &. NJ Butler, D. H., Mr ~ Butler
John H. Walker Mrs John H. Walker, Hr ana Mr.. J. j j.
Thompson, Mrs. r. =. LAsak. T. Tuckey, Mr. Llewrin,
Mrs. a. Jourtain Miss a. JonIiln, Miss J. Buur
Green. NJ Laren Miss Pollock slr Dubois r. NJ Hay
wood Mitchell w. ToOthe, John Wheeler t. Ashcroft
Mrs r. Ashcroft W & Green Mrs W. {. Green Mr Dow
Miss DOwsD Amos g. Eaton. Mrs Eaton W r. Akin
o. y. Wright J. Fa'rnaD, Mr. Lupon, W. H. Rice W.
W. Gidsrsleeve Mr Pickles Nina Pickles infant, r..
AppeyArd j. Appleyard. r. GayLnni r. JOne. W. Hewitt
IN SeGmshlp Wisconsin. Oct. 20 VIM. n. Culln, Henry
Berge, the Rev. and Mrs. John Gonlry Miss BCHiey.
ProL r. y Yolapd. Henry Childs Miss Nellie Higgins. .s
Encn LatAwoOd MI and Mrs Benz Qintain aud Child, John
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
HEAVY GALES At SEA.

The steamship City Of Mexico Of the New
York, Havana sud Mexican mail Hr which arrived here
OF Thursday last, encountered violent hurricane soon
after leaving srcs0 in Yuca.an size was iJ"ic' "h
hemp aud general merchandise and there were - pas
scngcrs ON board incuding ladies' ana lit!r girl
on the day after leaving proreso q gale arose
which rapidly bc,uuc % hurricane. aud coHthH,H Is
hours TIE rain fell Ia torrents; tie vessel r.li"H
large amount of wafer and thc ,attloouis, i-'
ro,, on the lafn G-rE broken Iu. ON tLr Third ai 20
portion Of the cargo was thrown 'tl',''i' ana ' '''
afternoon thc storm a'trd violence. NO damage "-
zone eXccpt NhI5 '.cd trUu ti flooding u it --.'-
rooms and saloon and thc sacrifice ui portion o ta'
cargo The McscO picked uplJc Disabled >',Iilsii 70
Spoi,vilr bound from Galveston 60 FruVa'h'', H. j.,
and toncG A.. 10 tlt Delaware Ir't. .alti. iG, tih
AslaDtcr. WHICH arrived here from E.iHt uu j fi aJ,
cxpe.curcd heavy gales sept - ana LOST hcr SAILS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
SUPPLIES OF GRAPHITE.
SUPPLIES OF UNI III
EXTENT OF TIE DEPOsITs-UsIS IN The ARTS AND
MANUFACTURES.

EXTENT OF THE DEPOsITs-UsEs IN The ARTS AND
MANUFACTURES.
The importance of the alleged discovery OF
vast quantities of mica and graphite IN the North ~ tne
crew OF the Era has been greatly exaggerated II WOud
appear from the opinion OF prominent dealers III theSe
commodities 1t having been represented that mica ana
graphite were only md in few localities, and in these
in small quantities. TRIBUNE reporter with the purpose
OF aseertainng the actual supply Of these products
called upon Cyrus Butler President Of the American
Graphite Co.. and Orostes Cleveland. President OF the
Joseph Dixon CrucibIe Co. OF Jersey City Mt Butler dd
not feel qualified to speak upon the subject OF hc' p
he had made graphite the subject OF extensive STUDY
The Island OF Ccyon he said had supplied the market or
the most part during the last fifty years. and the ue-
posts there apparently neXhaustibie' III was sup
ned at low rates and often came as ballast
Cevon he thougbt would continue supply the blk OF
pmbago used, not only for the reasons stated pnt De
cause Of tho advantage 1t possessed oI clhue ltn9% @
bic 10 mining throughout the year Among olhcr iOr-
cign countries welding large supplies OF eraphe, were
Germany. Hungary, MOravia, Siberia and India IN tne
mia and Colorado, aud smaller veins OF mora or less
purity aDounde1 in Maine, New Hampshire MasNAcIa-
sets Connecticut. Pennsylvania Georgia, tennessee
Missouri, in the Lake superior Ftsi0n' anu N'',., i
Deposits had recently been discover" pecEs auEs
kin, which were likely to prove lmpoll:h,,
At Ticonderoga, NewYork, there were extensive hL' MI
nf superior Quality that had been worked shcc l9o
Thrty per of the plumoago no" consumer "dS us'
in tie manufacture of cruc,hlrs ana stove POLISH. ""S
forndcry facincs pencils cicctroyfS, paint ctC; h,-
Gently il had been well puIihcd tiat II mao p'l'
JLoSc gcuunuted with the enormous deio,!i' oi VIUi-
baso have icll anxiety about te F'lo.c ,
in Inc North 30 large the stochs III store l LhHoI
anj New York that the market could MOI D. @he''" III
any r,ov,o,n r,.Dnrtod importau' deposits Of the
br,t ouaIiy recently discovered In Alaska rms vas
NOT mere ruuT, he had received numerous si., den
rany which Ire represented expected shortly !hs' SUP
mont
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
THE BATTLE OF WHITE PLAINS.

Ci1rBEATION or THE HUNnREDTH ANNIvEESAEY.
The one hundredth anniversary Of the battle
of White Plains WAS celebrated on saturday at White
Plains aud thc streets OF the village were uFouged
at an early hour by the arrival Of military compduies
civic socicics and visitors from all parts OF Wo.cAcser
County to uc,s the ceremonies and listen 60 The ora
ton Of tine day. Under The auspices Of The Historical
Society Of Wcstchestcr County movement was started
10 erect a monument Oh Chattertcn Iiil, where the
battle was fought on the 2sth day Of October l'1t.
Gen James ~. Hnsted, commanding the Ii!di Division
Of the National Guard and Grand 5a,cr OF MasGus Of
this state hug invited TO lay the corner stone ordered
the Seventh Brigade OF his division 30 assemble at White
Plains while all the officers of tno Grand Lodge oi Free
MasOus took part the ceremony OF laying the corner
stone About 1870 o'clock the line Of procession was
formed with Col \. B. Bartrn Grand MARSHAL aided
by numerous saI. The military division consist Of
Gen Hustled and staff; Eagle Troop of Cavalry under
Capt s. C. Howe; the Seventh Brigade, Ifiih Division,
N g. 5. n " under the command oi Col John l. Under
hill Of the 27th Regiment Qiug-Gen. Blauveit being
absent on account Of sicRnesj The Brigade comprised
The 27th Regiment 10th Battalion and lJth Bat
TALON and was followed by Knights TemIlars, Royal
Arch Masons and odd Fellows. the Hon. CIarkSou n.
Potter orator Of the day, and invited guests Ia car
rages, with escort IN continental uniform; county
officers Board of Supervisors Wcschescr County Med
zeal Society, Lycoum officers Wc,tchcster Historical
Society, and citizens OF the town and county.
The procession formed the head Il Broadway and
moved from The "a mound bleastworks raised by
Washington and H. small army, throIgh Broadway and
Railroad-avc up to nc battle-ground Cnatcrton Hl
where the troops " ne reviewed by MaiorGen. Hustled
The corner stone az ihc proposed monument was tL'n
laid with Masonic forms By tie officers OF the Grand
Lodge The exercise were concluded at the courthouse
ClarEs0u " Potter delivered an oraIon' IN winch
he reviewed the stru OF Wasing ngtOn's army with the
British forces Nhle Plaius, and touched upon the
principal events IN the history Of the county during The
past Ccntury. Tie Rev. DIR. stephen H. Tying OF Now
YORK closed The exercises Win a DchculCuOu
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
FALL PARADE o. TIE COACHING CLUE
The Fall parade of the Coaching Club oi

Saturday was fairly successful IN suite Of the lnauHih
eous weather. OF the twelve coaches belonging 10 the
club six appeared. .idcrably after o'clock
VIXEN the taTdy fourahanG, VI M"s'Is Bennett ana de-
rome come and completed thc line. The start was tben
Immediately made. Col. William Jay oadiLg CroSs'nste
sonare at Twcny->xt-,t the coaches turned in,r FIFTH
ave. On Col. Jaws coach were Mr. aud Mrs. fHHp
suygr Miss stevens. Miss Brnning gon and Mr. ii!i"dt
Next in order came Co Dclancey kanc5 Ic.Aai, coach
Ipon the left or the expert driver sat i VIE an I'D lo
rear N,ssrs Frederick sherman, John steward, H. r.
WINTHROP and Walter Kane. Frederick Bl 0nsos cpifh
WIS tlrd with Mir. anu Mrs. NuuAcNC.l MIS- dH l'oi,
seiacr, and G.. W ThOrHc cs passengers. fF.ttil,"
NELSON'S Grae, Whth was fJGrh carried Leonard tnt
ting Benjamin Card, and Nr.sIs S2c,oit ana ouhs0h.
Leonard Jerome, whose coach was Tue nth lh iiA' W.
accomaricd BY NtSSrs. Barnard, Van BugcH, ana y j.
ward W0oscv. James GurGDu Bennett Drought ~ 'fc
rear with IN Isse- May Dr. Iay ana ,tiroi Living
tu; on bis coach. lu tie cyrl-r tc r.uh ~. az HNAt
at the Brun,Wtk where tt WIS lrr'siud tLa second
parade should D. arranged FOR Nuytnber
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
THE COEETS.


An order vas entered in the Surrogate Office
on Saturday talt aI execution -" ISSUED Against iho
property iu he lo- iDH o. tr oE ,ui'r' 'i d"hn -.
Lewis To- satisfy f.i-ucu. o s. j. DiitcHa'..rr bEt
that there DE- stay for iarv days and bat 90. u,d-
t. nrr may apply for accounting by -,Itig. OF re-
uui.itr li.fi-. o.. the executor.
IN the cas-. oI tne estate Of benjamin ". BCuuy au
order wa. entered tp1t the Union IIy>t Company .aHu.i
deliver o. Jfu.. g. BEr-gu tif C.Izca- I!o % unH! a
u0lfcd with inlt company under order of tu' -'rr
gate udr with other securities, subject o.
iEc order Of tie surrogate Court.
In r,gird 10 thc estate 0f Lucinda Ice NIrc
der was entered tla' Appraisers p- appointed u us thr
fair value 0f tAicc equal undivided ono hundred auj
sXetn uarts of the NrwlO! Hotel property, tp exc
cutc dupc;r certificates OF ~Uc value. and l" our 81
such ccTt.ncatcs tho SuTOg.c's Office, and deliver the
other ~ TIC executors.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
THE LONG BRANCH GAMBLING SWINDLE.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE FLEECING OF ERNEST

On Sept. 27 TIE TRIBUNE published a de-
tailed account Of a swindng operation at Cbambern's
Clubhouse at Long Branch by which Ernest Carlu the
victim OF the conspiracy, robbed Of $4,000. Shortly
after this publication tne Vice Consul of France, whose
Office No. lOlO Sprucest, Philadelphia at the sug
gestion Of the Police Department Of that city, made
effort to learn where Carlin was After considerable
searching the police discovered that Mr. Carn had been
lodging for time the Hotel Lafayette, in Broad
st.. Philadelphia and had for servant William Turner
bright, intelligent mulatto who had been placed In Mr.
Carln's service through the exerons Of the Chamber
nns. Upon further inquiry IL ascertained that
Thomas Hsen, who TO this country the private
secretary OF Mr. Carln, lodging the Union Street
Police Station, in the city. Hsen was ar
rested q short time ago on the suit Of j. G..
Gregg OF Philadelphia, and confined in Jail.
Mr. Gregg claims that IN 1870 Hllsen swndled his part
Ders out Of 900 900 and escaped with 20 London Hill
SEN who was instrumental In defraudng Carlm admits
thai out of the money which the Chambern brothers
and their cOnfederates ecced from Carln ne received
check OF William II. Chamberlin drawn ON the Bridge
port Bank $4500 which he deposited IN the Bank Of
EeWYork Sept 5. but TO avoid the responsibility Of
being partner In the robbery OF Csrn he states that
Chamberlin gave him the money 10 invest IN Europe.
The French Consul and the police OF philadelphia learned
days ago that Mr.. Cafn left ST. Louis on oct Is
IN company with Thomas Sutife, one Of the per
sons engaged In the robbery 80 Long Branch,
for the purpose Of purchasing sheep farm In
gexss THIS A considered an Indication that the
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON. PHILADELPHIA AMI THE CENTEN.

BOUND BROOk ROUTE
FOR TRENTON, PHILADELPHIA AND THE CENTEN.
NAL
Commencing MONDAY Oct o. 1876. Train.
al iu., 1880, 8. $50 D. IN.
Leave foot CiarksonsI at G35. 1885, 9Oj m. 1880
400. 900 p.
Leave Phadelphia from stanon NorthPenDsylyania Rail
road. Third aud Berkssts at 1850 $50 go 1920,
G;5O Leave Centennial Grounds a. 7:I6, 9l0 m. lI5
s, 4:3J, 6lO
9lb trains from NewN OTk nd trains leaving
teunal Grounds at 100 and J:lO D. N.
IN c0Hnsrf at 7Ttnt01 Jfcn n dnG from TrenOn
Leave "a nion iCr New al JaJ elJ lozV H. 2l0
$40. j.t5. 7:2O y. III.
Rates passengers freight low as By other routes
Centennial passengers delivered at the man entrance the
Centennial Grounds. H. r. BALDWIN
Gen. i1ss. Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
CENTRAL RALLROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

PORT leaves Catharne l30 ana Bridgeport. All
p.m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-,JERSFY
~ ALLENTOWN LINE.-Frrry stations IN New.Yort'
foot of Liberty ana foot OF ClarksOn town Fre
station. feet oi Lib-rtyat e''
Commencing Oct 2. IS7GLsaye Nsw-York. ioot Of Lin
erty.st a. i0ilows.
$40 q. n-MAIL TRAIs for Eason Bevidere Beta,ehoo,
Bath. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. 1amalend Wfsrsha-s.
Scranton. CsrDonale connects al KOIsd Brook for Tn
TON api Philadelphia; at JuDcon win Del. LacK. an Wos
Raj road N"~
Elsa m.-FOr SOInerville and bennington
Si5 a. m.-MoRNING ENPREss daily except Suniaysl m,
High ItGge Bmpoh EastOn, Allentown. Hairi,bTs ana
the West Connects at LastOn Tor Mauch Chunk Tafaos
T0wantA NIkesbarrc Scranton. Danvilc williamson Es
'lHO p. m.-ENrRHss for Pennington Elson. Allentown
hauch Chunk, W1Sesbarre, Scranton, Tamaqua Mab9poss
CITY, Hazleton, heading, Columbia Lancaster FBhraia
POttsville Harrisburg, -
400 D. m.-For High Bridge Eraneh. Easton, Belytlers
Allentown, AMI Mauch Chunk connects al Junction with
Del. Lack. aad West. Raiiroas.
$50 D. m.--FOr Somerylle and Pennington.
5lj p. m.-FOr iO"nn Brook.
s53U mtyESIAG ExPRRss. daily, iol Easion Boyilere
Allentown, Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre, TOwanda Reading
Harrisburg and tfe West.
$50 d. m-FOr Easton
Boats Of Carlson-st up town, at 635 7:sS
9OJ, 1000 lI35 1850, lJO. 320, s20, $40, $40
7:2O, SO. 1905 1l50 D. m.
Connection by carkson-st Ferry at Jersey city
with all trains marked =. -. ....
NEW-Y YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIy.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEWYORK, LOSg
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, SEA GiR1. AND SQUAN
Time Table of Oct = 1870 Trains leave Newl from
fao Of Lbery-st. North River At elG, llf5 a. m 4ls
From foot Of Cuksoa.st. l1a35 n. No. 4:20 D. M
Stages from keyport connect at hatawan station
with all trains
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
THE EXPLODING TRUNK.
no cIvw TO THE owNER-How TIE EXPLOSION
WAS CAUSED.

Eo CIvW TO THE OWNER-UOW THE EXPLOSION
WAS CAUSED.
The officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad are
irving 10 discover the sender of the trunk containing the
internal machine shipped to Ncw-fork on fnday' po'
without success II was checked presentation of a
ticket in the usual way and there means of finding
Ont who owned it, as far as that transaction Is concerned
A pumber OF detectives examined the machine on sat
urtay. but IL Is not considered probable that any
clew Will De obtained from IT, It consists OF the brass
works of clock occupying space about six inches IN
length and four in width The woodwork OF the cioc%
had been sawed of and the minute hands taken from the
face a small pistol loaded with a metallic cartridge
was firmly screwed top OF the clock frame
and the trigger catch fled down until it barely
held The muzzc extended over the back OF the
clock at an acute angle with the face. leaving
the bottom OF the trigger opposite the center OF the da
over the figure XII wooden button such as is used
on doors was screwed to tine wood work. in such posi-
ton that one end touched the trigger and the other was
in the course the hour hand when 1t reached Nj on
the dial The clock and pistol we've placed IN paste
board box and this embedded in mass oi hay ana
shavings IN Saratoga trunk. II IS thought from the
fragments glass found III the hay that the explosives
were contained ~ glass bottles -,
Tie railroad officials think that 'hc intention OF ne
man who unt the machine ~ tn' f'uk was I'D ron tE'
ras.cngtrs nr cause such destruction n tle bt-sas g
that ne could claim large dame 1. ihe t1hh h3i
have DESTROYED much Of the bI--iar aid probably
wrecked thc train The most a,ei1 search "n tic ca
failed TO reveal the cheek or any portion oi tc u,N
which was shattered and bent The damage 10 tIc ghrt
trunks rgan no claims We been nude hy tEtiI
owners. Scar Ot tHcm were bl'y -coifAcd anu .Ic
root OF the car WAS burned, bu not To- any great cN ni
About balf hour after the Train reached dcS'! 'F,
q large nti with heavy black iuaStu i'' htl 0'' i
iuuurr, ~ tine depot in relation To the m'tltr a'H l
0ugcd ana lusy where Slvatii, the BAGGAGE hi-j %"
lie train MRS and departed To- Visit hu at hS residence
in W1,us;rgrf Jersey CITY, but od not pcIr there
Yesterday the cOmpauys detectives were S'dcAh- l'.
him ON suspicion thai he might Know something about
TIn frf.Hf f.r rf-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
TIE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
slit

On account OF the numerous inquiries al the
Office of tl, Uulted States Life Insurance Company H
re.ird 10 the recent fmt brought by Hf. O.tounor
against The Company torcstrair n from rcn"rne hr
following paclrd h,, been posted n the Office 90 40 -0-
Broadway
In answer 10 al' attempts to hlaclmoi tA. '"mnHy,
W. show tic 'iruir- ut t- Lt-I sworn STATE W .' |' t'
Insurance Department. We are sound and hrai4p l'
tic core. We arugc any comp'ny 90 SLOW ht'''f ~
SAFER investments O.! Us funds Al t.a' "s a-ai.st Ua
Mil boz met aud fuIy answered. ILc,c BE- Hut tho
eljsbtcs, o,ee-ou for alarm uu,9,u.- J 1fr %
our U0licy holders. JNils Buell., President
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

gamblers have not yet given up the hope OF tur'h9r
swindling Cariin soon as an opportunity ontts III
the course OF the investigation the poBCe f0unu thrce
letters in the Philadelphia POstpi1cc mqres,tG 70
Thomas Hlsen but the postmaster hts Declined - az
liver them to the Cnief OF Police, although requested 10
DO so. These letters thOu-ht 10 be cOnnmcdi"ns
from the cOnfcderates OF IIisen ana probably contain
Incarnation wbich would b. valuable to the police
Carln Is the senior member Of the firm ot Carh tp
dealers oils. grains, and sugar, at No - kuo "'o""o
D,ria
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

Superior Court-SpeciGi Tem-l}Y Cine j nGge Cur.
rst.n at De Is,ycrJuc ginrrt Tor usmi,sN OF
the complaint npon the merits; neul"lanaih. l$Hs az ~
Naturalization send back report ni re-He, &C. nei.
with costs Reed Rred-ho:'0n Tor reference er,rn
Str,gpman e agf. Muller ct aMopn Una. lcevrI ny
over rents unA hands granted oNso ~ 10 Ihoas II
Young Of motion. Lester aSi, Jac-s5h'
for an arovgDce granted S5j. smith ct al agt Sniitb
--Olter appointing John Mcdonald r.'Vct Nc uhIt ~
poy. efa ordered. NagsidH HsL SniytH.-
fao' or confirmed IbbcisDn AIT. King 20 ai-Case
and keen sons la Smy8r 1Ht 8isht; AS '6N
Neybuvtr and SCHEMA Frend et alOTdeIs granted
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
E0R THE CENTENNIAL!

VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION who intend
r,rf.Ir.rr several cays VII r'' ~" '"N'r VIA .. - .
iOSG BRANCH AND TliE y. J. SOUTHERN X X
more 4f ftItfiEr t.i .... ..,.
Il,, line .iean.ers J. .-,E IfOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave flrr 3 y g.. t1If lf i.. gfnr-sf-, at
rs5 o.. 1uC son p. NJ
o.uu.cgg SANDY express trains Tor lhl1del
r..II uif.Ct.
f m aeros, New York Hay In uil virw - c ocean, the
tur ~ fDIifrttiI D. Sai
tY be- t, urs. iu the wo.I ErOu sandy Hons tr railroad
D. ni.r- % thr ~t " htf CAPl
IAL Uutrr ya.,-uaTs ttop over pn through igktt-
Pnll,l" 10 The foot Ot Market a., con
, d., In 4 a tI. best civ noal. suu boarding houses
f,,t- Iur ue round tI!, good ot 40 CIy -. single
irf.s. - 80.
- a. , 80 Inr connects also for Nn'ard and Toms
p.,- and ti Elrot0s EliutgIt aad Tucker
t... Accommodation lot iol- Irlu,a ~ . It %.
b.. NIIi.N. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YORE E-..-..............ocr. %.
CLEAREI
steamship italy r). Thomson, Liverpool wa queenstown
Steamship Adriatc (Br). Perry Liverpool via Queenstown
hss%srp Australia (Br sdcy London Henderson Bros
steamship Canada tBr), SUMNER LONDON VIA Sou'h'm''"'
steamship Navarino tTr) Avery Hull via SOUTHAMPTON,
Steamship Caho!na Cr) ovenstonc, Glasgow. Henderson
Seamshp Mool Ger) Neynaber, Bremen via southamP
''.' Steamship France CFr Trudelo Hayre via rlgmouh'
Siesmshp City OF Havana Phillips Havana, F. Alexandra
Steamship Leo Daniels Nassau aud Havana Murray Ferns
steamship city Of AUSTIN Stevens Galveston via Key West
's,-p ,liJ Now York quick New Orleans Chss whit
Steam hip Orleans, Dearborn, New Orleans Clark &
Steamship Vanguard OBJ. Harm New-orleans Arke
se,msap san salvnlor Nicterson savannah Co Yongo
steamship Magnolia. BagattL savannah, Geo 10-@t. ,
Steamship Charleston Esrry, Charleston j. W QWh'afu
st@sn,np Pioneer. waktlyy. wilmington and Morehead
ean,ai5 W5anoe coach camono Cits Point and Nor
folt e,id dominion steamship 20
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siS"""lp W Garrett. Fo.t r. Baltimore. VIM Dazrn
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