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ZINE NDIE-Lclrpr FUulscap and bail
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The New York herald., 1876-07-02

his wife down; had never him violence to her
before; tn quarrclled because she wanted 10 1--we IN
New York: she always began The arrci did not know
whether they were married or not
Mary Hamm, sister to Mrs. House, testified to
the main facts given by the former witness She
also stated that Houses father struck Irene also that
House struck her with hts fist hard enough 10 knock
her down, and kicked her she falling,
dragged her by the hair and slapped her
In The face; upon his attempting to pul her son
repor, and deceased fall this was not more than
certificate OF their marriage; did not think any one
could love each other better than they did, but they had
their quarres heard him threaten he would lick her;
he frequently threatened 10 use his pistol ON her; he
very violent but witness saw him SO violent
THAI night
DR.. +. Ii. Mckenzie, County Physician, testified to
having deceased on Friday night lying in the
porch; saw about inches IN length over ms
forehead two bruises his and bnlle wound on
the right temple; removed the upper portion OF the
skull the bullet dropped the floor; the cause OF
death the bullet IN the BRAN.
William Hamm added nothing very material to the
foregoing testimony
The then submitted to the jury who retired,
and alter short absence returned with the following
verdict
''We, the jurors called to inquire into the death
of Orson A. House, do nnd that death was pro-
dueed by pistol shot wound caused by pistol In the
hands OF Irene A. V. House, in West Windsor town
ship Mercer county, Stale OF New Jersey at or about
O'Clock the evening Of June 80 and that the
act wil.ul and deliberate"
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COMMERCE rnK PoRr.-The following is the number Of
vessels arrived this port from foreign ports during the
month of June :-Stenmers. 20; ships. 3O barks 1917
brigs 90; schooners. lS2. Total. 5s7
sugAurR IDAHO lC77 tons bnt at Bath Ne. in 1866. Is
reported sold At san Francisco tor 500 q.
snIr PRINCE RUPERT Brl, from Quebec for London be-
fore reported ashore Abouemencs. hauled of and
proce eded in June 81 Damage not known.
BARK AxsKR Br from Quebec for Belfast ashore below
Matone is seriously damaged la hull An attempt will be
float her spring tides Her deck load mas been
ordered TO be discharged.
BARK ADA fsARD tBr from Gloucester Mass for Got
tenug into Fowey June 1S with Of foreyard
ried away.
(3r) from Sunderland for Quebec ashore
Naone has been ordered to discharge her
effort viii be made to float her next spring tide.
RocKLANp June 3O-Schr FranksJ ameson recently
able about tho bows, having been in
collision with another vessel on the shoals.
the island last Friday, had Y
tenn porary rud der hung and arrived here on Sunday
Arosto last Friday struck the Gang
way Ledge and this port for repairs The dam
proved to be very slight
VINEYARD HAVEN. June 2s-Fishing schr T,tmouse of
Dennis ed here to-day and reports into this
morning Tarpxuiin Cove by schr Zustts Kenyon from
Nantucket for New York. and had her msnsai torn. The
met with no damage.
SHIPBuIIDrNG-At Rockland Messrs Snow Farrell Co
building another schr OF about lis
LAuScHKp--At Bath, Me. July l. by Mcssrs 4 Sewel
ship ThrAsher, OF l,5l2 tons.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin tBr. Kennedy. Liverpool via
steamer Italy tBrl. Webster Lverpool-F VI Hurst.
Steamer Holland tBr, simpson. London-F W J Hurst.
steamer hindoo Or. Mills Hull. E-Chss l. Wright
Co
steamer Assyria dBr, Donaldson. Glasgow-Henderson
Bros
steamer Ethiopia (Br). Craig Gasgow-He enderson Bros
Donaa Ger, Bussns Bremen via southampton
Oelrichs 4 co.
steamer Switzerland CBelg) Jackson Antwerp-G Col
steamer Alps DO Williams Port au Prince Cartagena
and Aspinwai-rim. Forwocd 4 Co
steamer Leo Daniels Nassau. Ny. and Hsvana-Nurrav
Ferris 4 Go.
steamer City of San Antonio Pennington. Galveston via
Key West II Mallory 4 Go.
steamer Brsshcar. Forbes New OrleansChas Whitney
Co
steamer knickerbocker, kenblc New Orleans-Clsrk 4
steamer san ncinto. Hazard, savannah--w Garrison
Vnintsnl& 4 Go.
steamer Bcnefactor, Jones' Morehead City and VIII
minatuu. Nt-Nta y Clyde 4 Co.
Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk City Point and
kichmond-uld Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer knight Chichester. neorsetownJ Roome.
j.
steamer Naynowcr. DAVIDSON Phiisdelphia--Jas Hand
Ste amer ten Whitney. IRl~tt. Bo~ton--l DimccE
~Shur george Thompson (Br. Mil. Aebournc-Arkcn.
Ints 4 Go.
ship Great wcaetn Simmons. Lvespcol-Chas Mar
shall 80
ship Iansesnc Ger. siedenberg. Bromen-C Tobias
ship Charles II Marshall. Hutcbnson. San Fanciseos-
m,nson A iiowes
Bars stouewall ackson. Arbeeam, YokohamA-saitcr
Liyernors
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
EXTRADITION.

oNER WHO HAD ESCAPED AFTER SENTENCE
HAMILTON, Ont, July /, 1875
The following decision has been gwen by Judge Sim
clair III the Jones extradition case:--
think the prisoner must be committed for extradition.
The evidence adduccd before me is IN opinion,
the authorities cited quite sufficient justify
making the warrant asked for The prisoners counsel
uraed that the prisoner had been tried, convicted
and escaped before sentence that tire provisions OF the
Ashourion treaty did not apply The treaty can only
be by fair and liberal construction 1t
would be rcproach 10 our system OF administering
the law and OF constituting treaties like this
which have further obIec;--the proper punish
ment of crimes-f rendition could be made cnly on
line that the prisoner charged had been
tried and convicted | think the fact OF conviction
only strengthens TIE case against this prisoner and
that he cannot he allowed 10 set his wrongful
act OF breaking Jail and escaping before sentence
answer To the claim lor cxtradtion. therefore think
the prisoners comes within TIE true spirit oil the
treaty and hat the ground o. objection fans
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

ns-NorrCR TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TGADR-Cspta or officers of
vessels eoassn or foreign trade onsevng'he
removal OF buoys requested % com
the the HsHALp that may he brought
publicly the attention OF the authorities letter
addressed ' tile editor OF the HERALD New YORK city.
giving accurately possible hc number and position OF
buoys the OF their removal will suffice In
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
OF European in the Mediterranean IL Is
requested that Information he either by ce<raph
,hs London oree of the NV YorK HERALD. i6
Fleet London. the Paris Office 81 Avenue dc
ropers Paris Where the telegraph Is used dcspstches
be addressed Bennett 4. Fleet street London,
"Bennctt oi Avenue de ropers fars" Where cases o,
displacement observed iu The OF countries beyoad
the Of the telegraph in Asia Africa, captains
ccmnuniea,s with upon reaching The hrss convenient,
port This Information will be esbed tree OF charge TO the
u HsRALp and published
ns-NoTIcg TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
Tnk PORT or NEW YORK Al NIGHr-The NKw YoRx
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP June 2ssailed bark Betty (Nor, Olsen, New
York
BRsroL. July I-saicd, bark Oliver Emery (Br) Swat
bridge. North America.
BELFAST July i-Arrved, ship Republic u3r, Phillips.
philadelphia
Sailed ist. bark Marinn GtaD. Lauru. Philadelphia.
C.tcurrA June 3o-fn port ship Botanist B,, for New
York, idg-
rien
sailed ist bark Berger rms, Niska. United States
qGRxHxocG July l-Sailed ship Missouri (r). Warren,
North America.
GENOA June so-Anived, brig John C Noyes, Emerson.
New YORK..
Sailed so,h bark Regina Tolek. RAY. United States
Hut July I-Arrived, brig Sarah (Br), Townsend.
New York.
HAvRs. Juiy1. sPM-saiicd steamer st Laurent (Fr).
Lachesnex. New York via Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL. July ARRIVED steamers Alice (Br Ellis
New Orleans Graeis sp). Ercruma, Baltimore; ships Ans
trails pser, wiedeman. baltimore via Flintrannon Yer
non tBr) Burns san Francisco; NJ Grace, Wilbur. do;
barxs Edith Carmichael (Br. Carmichael Norfolk, Va;
omoa (Br). Mcwinsms. Wilmington. NC Fiashlight t'p
Card Rivers Ms: wcnona tBrl, Forbes Nusquash
Cambrisn tBr), Pease. New YorS
Sailed LIST. bark Aphcus Marshall (Bn Parker. North
America
LoSpox. July i--Arrved. ships Guardian. Ames. Ade-
laide; Ne Plus Ultra Borden New York; bark Enrico Dan
doio Qtsh. Alberto, do
Cleared ist snip GaateA tBr. Wright. Francisco.
Arrived IN the English Channel 29th, bark Clara Ger,
Hillmer from Baltimore for Bremen.
LoxpoxpxRRY July lsaled, bark Romo Nor, Hansen.
United States
NANTES. June 29Arrived. brig American Union Collins.
PhiAdelphia
oroRro June 2e-Arriyed briss Express t0er), Fret
wursr aud Boa Fe trorp. Campos DAren; Mira tNor).
Ster Baltimore.
sailed 2eth bark Calls tNor), Hansen. United States
brirs Compeer (Br, Ellis DO; Ruggiero dts) Ruggero
New York.
QUEENSTOWN July I, AN-Arrved, steamer.Aireria tBD
Watson. New York for Liverpool oand proceedsd.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
HANGED BY A MOB.
ExEcUrIoN OF ALLEN. THE MURDERER, UN-
DER LYNCH LAW AT BARBoURsvIILE, W.

ExEcUTIoN OF ALLEN, THE MURDERER, UN-
DER LYNCH LAW AT BARBoURsvIILE, W.
VA.
RICHMOND, Va July l, 1876.
telegram from Charleston, W. Va, states that
Allen the horse thief and murderer Of Mr. Mitchell the
stable keeper taken from the Jail OF wingfcld,
Putnam county, and hanged by mob at nine O'Clock
this morning.
A large number of amounted men were seen last night
to pass through Barboursvile. They arrived at Wing
field the county seat OF Putnam county, about seven
O'Clock this morning. The Jail was at once surrounded
by the party the keys demanded by them from
the jailer the peril of his lie, and the doors
opened The mob then proceeded to the cell in winch
Alien confined and took him out. He was carried
by the mob about three miles from Barboursvile,
formula Of trial the murderer was strung up and
hanged.
He made a statement, the details OF which are not
yet to hard but he gave his real johnson.
THIS is the third time, recently, in which murdcrers
have been summarly dealt with in West Virginia
The laws delay had occasoncd and effected the escape
many criminals that it Is not considered safe to
allow nurdcrers the chance OF tedious and
tain process Of trial by the courts. II was notable
ut BarDoursville that there were large numbers of
mounted ''cavorting'' around with bands of
music ii they making preliminary preparations
10 celebrate the Centennial Fourth.
Coroner's jury held and verdict was rendered
that deceased 'came his death by visitation of
unknown parties to white oak tree" This is the
singular verdict that came here tonight, but IL is
believed that the frequency OF such prompt punishment
will certainly put stop to murders in that State
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
THE SECOND OF jolly.

CELEBRATION OF THE CENTENNIAL ANNIvER-
sARY OF THE VOTE FOR NATIONAL INDKrEN-
DENcE-THE QUAKER CITY APLANE WITH
PATRIOTISM.
PHILADELPHIA, July !, 1876
The city Is all excitement to-day Flags, banners
and transparencics flying from every building Il
Independence Hall and square the centres of at
traction, where the centennial anniversary OF the
passage OF the resolution declaring the colonies
free by the Continental Congress, July 2, 1770,
is being celebrated The ceremonies opened at eleven
O'Clock by the reception of authors, in the National
Museum who had been inv tied 10 prepare memoir OF
distinguished person prominently identified with
the Revolution, and depcs them in the archives. The
authors were received by the ladies composing the
Board OF Managers OF the National Museum. Alter
exchange of the gucsts escorted to In
dependence Chamber aud welcomed by the Mayor
Colonel Frank NJ. Etting, chairman OF the Committee
the Restoration of Independence Hall, t6en ad
dressed the assemblage alter which prayer offered
by Rev. William White Bronson. Whttier's Ccnten-
nial hymn was then sung by a chorus of nifty
voices The roll called and the memoirs pre-
sented aud laid on the table in the Hall. This
cuded the ceremonies and the company was escorted
to the stand in Independence square
About 3, 900 persons were upon the stand and fully
5000 IN the square during the ceremonies here which
opened by an address by John William Wallace,
President OF the Historical Society OF PENNSYLVANIA
Addresses were delivered by William V. McKcnn, of
this city; Mr. Leverett Saltonstlll OF Massachusetts
Governor Henry Lippett of Rhode Island; Governor
Dix of New York; Mr. BENJAMIN II. Brewster of
Philadelphia; Hon. l.. q. c. Lamar OF Mississippi, and
Others. The exercises were iDterspersed with vocal
and instrumental music, which we'll rendered.
The ceremonies are still IN progress At this hour, half
past two O'Clock.
Tomorrow special services. appropriate to the
casion will DO held in the churches of al denomna
tions IN this city.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
AMERICAN PORTS

ALExA DRIA June so-ssilcd, schr. + Merwn. Jersey
Kssneii. and Uases Ames tfrom ,;eoreetown, for
BosioN. june so-Arriyed. steamer Glaucus Besrss
Nss NsM s'f JerreII. ssI; serre Philadelpha
.cSrs Sny Sarah smith sks Jane. Adeaicc RoesS
Phadelphia; Annie Barton MeNcsiy De.awsre CITY
IBALrIMoRE. July Arrived. ship Mst.ura DIP.
Homer naye Traveller. Penheld Rio Janeiro; brig
Potomac Wilson. Demerara
KrSr Charleston: Raleigh Oliver, Wilmington Sc ships
s Sf ser S" serrsp s
bertha Eord ,Nor. Petersen for the Baltic u0ra Nor'
BANGOR. june 29-Arrived. schr Benj Strong. Atwood
Ciesrea"Brig Reporter Ryder New Hamburg NY.
BATH June pa rrivod schrs Crew. French. Perth
AmDoy: Grncs Cushing Hamilton, Portland't TO load for
so,A ship scms.y wS,s Bristol &, Sh,%ae :sr.
sdam; Flora Crowley, Crowley. and Maggie CAIN scn
CHAtfEsroS June 3o-Arrivci steamer Sea Gull,
July Isaied. Equator; Hinekl.y philadelphia.
CHESTER, Pa Jnly ARRIVED, schrs Walton, Gustie
CALAiS. june a5--cieared schr Robert Foster Robin
KAsrroRr June 2s-Arrived, sehr Anita, Small. St
s4,h-Arr brig Idaho. Could. Cada
ELLSWORTH, june 2t-,icsrrd schrs Geo W ferguson
GEoeGRTowy, SC. June a7-clearea, schr r Floyd
'GRKhSPoRT III, Jnne a. Arrived. sehr o Wells
Case - and sailed for Horton's Point, load
KEY WEST, June 24-Arrived. schr Alice Nane. Davis
Honduras -.
nore Witch xxc Springer kingstoa. JA for MOBILE tput
sailed I'D bark Fills Unique tFr redhamme from Mex
NV ORLEANS June 3o-Clsared, steamer So Louis
firI Reid Liverpool bark Rome Uts Havrc; brig john
Brirhiman, iIsn,on New York.
Also cleared W Lari Cotton. Havana; Clin
ton staples do: schr Ellsn Lon ~. Pensacola
Arrivsd--nark Elverton. Barclay. Rio j sneiro.
.uly l--Arrvca. steamer New Orleans. Dearborn, New
NORFOLK, June 2S-Cieared brig Minnehaha tBr),
Morreil, Trindau.
NEW BhDFoED, June 2o-Arrivcd, sehr Henry Gibbs
Coffin New York
July ARRIVED brig Eivie Allen tBr). Asevceo Barbs-
dos.
NEWPORT. June 20. PM-Arrivcd. schr Ario Pardee,
Nickerson Somerset for south Amboy land sailed 3Oth
Saiicd-schr Eanice Matber Boston tor Philadelphia.
witi excursion party - =,
3oth in the night schr Aicora Robinson, Fall
River for Phiiadei ipha-
In pot, brig John Pierce Townsend: schrs rmoesne.
Lord Boston for New York Achorn Nicholson, New York
Tor varehan. a..
PM-Arrived. srhrs Messenger Spellman and phebc
Elizabeth Mapss Providence York. Mantle Morris.
Eas kunvon. Campbell. Fall RIVER Tor do"
saed--Schrs Alice Il. Bradley. New York; Aleora. .
EW LONDON. June .O-Arrived. sioop Agent. New
York.
ssi.d-schr Joshua Grindlc New York
NEW HAVEN. June 10 -Arrved. soop Addison. Davis.
Kin
PENSACOLA. June 27-Cleared. sehr vernal, Simpson,
Galveston.
PHILADELPHIA. July ARRIVED, steamers Allentown,
Tuttle. and A Y Stincr. Warren. New York: brig = "a
Todd Mcclure, 81 Martins schrs Helen r Jones Ca'
Island. IL Willard. Willard, EisushsrA; bacon
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY 2 ls7e.-TRIPLE SHEET
Bark Loeb Coil lsr,. MCQUEEN. Llverpool-J Tucker

Bark Loeb Coil (Br). Mcqueen. Liverpool-J Tucker
s.s Giuseppe
Bark County of iichmond sBr,. 10 Blanc Newcastle
Bark Triade tlus Tarraboch.. Kings Lynn, E-'ohn
Frsncisco tAus. Tonetti. Penarh Rosds-sloe0-
aark Ala (Nor,. Aslaksen Gloucester. e -Bockmann.
Bark G de- zaldo. Miller Greenock-wayde! 4 Co.
BARK Fsrraro Terzo lt~D. cuomo Cork or f"mouh 'o'
Bark Gustav Meirlsr (Gsr, Gorck, Bremeu-Dul Rad
bark Nef tNor. Christensen. Gothenberg-Fuuch Edge
Bark IdOque CBr). Aickerson, Gothenberg-Bret Son
Bark sirio CNor,, svordrup stettinFunch Esys Co
Bark Flora Nor, Petersen. Cronstad-Lonis Tetens
Bark Fsma tNor, Mathisssn. stockholm-Funch. Edye&
Bark nsme.ra Ger, Hammer RostOck-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Vile de Fronisnan ur). Roux Rostoek-f As"ns
Bark Laiia tBr,, Cunningham. Dantzic-Boyd Hnek-
Bark Pomona CSop, Jonassen, Arendsi-Bockmann'
BARK Ellen Dyer. Clapp. Frederckshaven for orders-H
Bark Aaoipn Engier Pickett, Genoa-John Zittosen. =
Bark Con Mcneil, Crowel Lsguayra and Port" Ca
Bark Eliza Barss lBrJ vesey Hamilton tBermuda)-A
Brig Bessie May tBp. Taylor whehaven, EP Nevius
uason nnx ASas'sm watson s1 Co. ie'''0' o0'A OF
Brig Landsblomaen Nor), Olsen, Lubec -Funch Edge
brig Il Lane shute Bo.deauxacarver Barnes .aau
Brig Gui,borough CB, Hanson Barbados and Demerara
F W Whitney.
Brig Pitt (Br Hollis, Hamilton (Bermuda)-Jones
4 Iongh.
schr Clytie. Laughton Rouen tFrancel- &C W Bertaux
Schr Nellie Sawyer, Gschell, st JohIs rh-simpson'
Clapp Co. 49,, n.
schr Edwin Janet (Brj, Roberts Harbor Island Bah
Joseph Eneas. ,.
Schr tBr). Kelly, arbor Island Bah-Joseph
Eneas
schr d Sawyer, Cummings, st Johns, MA Heney
rcclesred from june "a. 49,.
Schr Welcome Home tBr), Hatheid windsor, Ms VIA
Portland Me- Whitney Co. - -
schr Sea Lion tBr, Mcintyre. st John, NB-fl Nevlus
Son.
Schr EurckasMayo. Galveson-Tupper K Beattie.
schr Georsietta. Curtis Key West-Benner Pinckney
Schr Henrietta. Billiard. hiadelphis-Cartwright q
DOVE -,
schr Nash, Crowley. Elizabethport via Newsrk-F
Whitney.
Schr kls. Dri.colI. Boothbay. Me-B Metcaf Co.
Schr Victor Puig Pinkham, BoothbAy, Ne-lsaAc II Sta
pies.
schr Mexican Haskell Boston-Chas Twing.
Schr Rogers, Fletcher Bostop-Chas living.
schr Onward Wheeler. Observation-Disclosures Bro.
Scoop Eliza Ann Mackay, Hartiord-Rackett 4 Sro
The New York herald., 1876-07-02

Sc"sI,; so:ss; t:;,:. Jones rs,.ss.: bore, a.,.. -.
den doc ao Hss;. FT"s
Now YORK bark. capsis Ssr, Ss:: Hsnsars %ss:
;s ceIne a, s.s.n Quo Non p.hS;rs g: Da9I ,.
Ss Eng :sss ",s x-y Ev% Pert
s"a ss" xs sss HS John Grimm Boston,
osgy do s soans
Sailed steamers Roman, Tonawanda. Berks Redding and
Lrwrs. Del, July l-Arived. steamer Aibemare.
Gibbs. New York bark Giuseppe vorde dp Roec Glou'
PORTLAND Ne. June as-Arrvsd. schr Irene xsssr-
Az %h,snsy Master, % Ksusssss % to load
ssiisa-Sari Isona: Boston, in tow; brig Kit.
s.' De- oan
Sailed setr. Alfred Keen Ksssns and Ssstis Walker.
InsIes Esn,ssss to load "r New York r..,s.
Croker. fhiiadsphs; Cath.rins whiting, Snow, do Pru
Wave. Hubbard Trenton S.ehs,:s Msss
Fashion. carecrr,. New York CO.. px
schrs Lawson Helen Mar Nightingale Sarah Blake,
cdasa sss
Young. Barrett and Francis. shubsrs. New YORK; HsnV
Giearede BrS Livingston DAN. Fisher Rio Gr.nds do
a,sS 5..s ss s.s III. .'s ss Ne"
Sailed a2d-Schrs Brewer Leo: Orcuts. Hart, and
James Henry Snow New York; Fleetwipg. Kennistou.
Thormdike. Cushmsn and Ada Ames. Adams. do: 23d.
William Rice Pressey. G Thomas Thorndike. and Charlie
Willie Cousins do; 24th. Arctic CHM. do 18th, Chase.
Ingrahsm: Lotte Anes Nssh and 4 q knight. Pratt;
Mcserve French Tennessee Psbury do Maggie Bell,
Hall Richmond. .-n
Also sailed 18th brig Colson. Gregory Windsor Ms;
York 27th, Coombs, Bishop, Richmond. Va
Sailed from Hurricane Island 2lst. schrs lngrahnm,
Ames New York; 23d Chase. Ingrahana, do; 18th. Red
Jacket Gregory d..
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s-Arrived. bark Gem Of the
Ocean, Gray. Seattle
sailed FRANK Austin Nic). Austin Nsnaime bsrts
Oakland Port rowsend; Amethyst Bates. bol
lngham Bay Srgs Percy Edward Turner TshisI Deacon
Calhoun Port Discovery schr Staghouud Pilts. Tahiti
SAVANNAH; June 3o-sailed, steamer Junists, Casha-
ripe. Philsdelphia.
SALEM June 29Arrived. schr George Albert Bryant.
South Amboy.
VINEYARD HAVEN, June 2s-Arriyed, brig EugeIi.,
East Habor for orders schrs Hiram Tucker, Deunisvle
for orders !New Bedford Ellen Morrison Bangor 70! New
York; II h Gibson Nantucket for Philadelphia. Sailed,
schrs Hiram Tucker and Ebridge Gerry.
29th-Arrived. schrs Saxon discharge here Tor New
Bedford Daniel Webster Bangor Passed by. sehr Lucy
Hammond, Port johnson for Boston.
Sailed. Nchrs Ellen Morrison and II Gibson.
WILMINGTON. Cal. June 23-Sailed bark O l. Taylor
Bergman Port Blakely.
WILMINGTON. NC July l-ssiled, steamer D Foley,
Price. Baltimore. -
New York
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice hereby given that the Five Fathom Bank light
vessel No ~ will be from her station for repairs
the 7h of July and her place will be taken
by Relief The latter vessel is painted red with Re
white letters each side and has red day mark at
each masthead
BY order 0 Lighthouse Board
GBW WHITE Commander USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth district.
Philadelphia, June 30. 1875
CHARLEsroN June 2s-Capt Brown OF the US buoy ten.
der Aanrus that the huovs have been removed
from Island channel this outlet has been partially
closed up and become useless
Can buoys been placed at Shppan Point OF Stam
ford e. and Cock xnia Reef, OF Norwalk Long Island
Sound.
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
MlSCELlIAN EOCSs
HKADQUARTERs
NEW YORK CITY.


New York. from size superior situation and II, adv.n
tagcs of frequent communication with all parts
country and civilized world headquarters for
ese. psss he State. sass
ces and buyers can frequently save money BY desnx
.psesss nss and 30 the largest business any this
country-in short. are headquarters:-
Groceries and pr0yi'iGs1', rurenRR co
West Broadway. Rsads and Hudson
soaps anu toLaArR CO.,
Solid silver and lGs sSshsR SosSsx 2!iis COMPANY.
fs''''s1~ VIE CHARLES PRATT CO..
Metals TIN F'''f' PIEIrs, DODGE CO..
;fa w.s sSil M IRON Iron
A'p' o''DAse '' wM WALLS SONS.
American c'isHs DiSSS Fsas' ssuasrs sfy cs: cSsAsv
243 Railroad sv.. Jersey City.
Agricultural implements r. sIlEs III ss'';s5 1 co
A isj and 1871 Water ss
Machinery and Tools GEO. PLACE.
i2i Chambers and 1os Resds sts.
XSsoSiA BRASS AND cor. Ar COMPANY,
TmE scoviLL MASuFAcTuRISG coMrASY:
r''''' ana oN'' C. T. RAYSoLDs CO..
sarchDurysas Satin starch improved Corn starch
%, 81 and 80 Park place, Church st
f'''' "cffisi cIsisrY. f'Isi IssniLfGlRD GARRETT.
BILLIARD Tables II. W. coLLESDER,
Cut Nails and oRso ss'sos' IRON coxrAxy,
81 o3 and 80 Washington st.
NHw SSs"tS YoaN ia'SL SBELrrxG AND PACKING COMPANY.
J. II. Cnrxv,R. Treasurer !" and ~ rsrs row.
Druggist dl''ira,;k irrsaaT;kRry BROS. /. CO..
Nos 5. s and 10 Platt IT.
Ae'0'' = 0''-i MARTIN RxLBFLkIscHs SONS.
T. wiLSoS Is, IS G9: y ::.s 70 r.l.s. -
JOHN LArsLEf. Agent, -, -
Glue, Celatine aud Neatsfcot oil.
PETER CoopERs GLUK FACTORY.
Iron-Ore, Pig. Beams Rails, Bars, Wire. &e,
COOPER HEWITT 4 o..
Gas Fixtures and Bronses --.....-
ARCHER 4 PANCOAsr MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
oS AZ aud 81 Greene above Broome
Mineral Spring W waters ia siphon.
settlers, Nichy. Cartonic Acid. &c.
CARL II. SCHULTZ. $50 broadway corner 18th 1t
Brass Cocks Valves and Fittings
McNAB HARLAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
So Jonn q
Ivory. Tortoise Shell and Pearl Goods.
r. GROfE 4 CO., ,
ia Esss i4th
Mems Furnishing Goods Shirts, &c, retail.
r. A. NEWELL.
III broadway, corner Waverley plaO
Account Books and Printug
SEAkS 4 COLE.
45 William .. 81 And 81 Maiden Ian
VALENTINE 4 CO.
J.P.x j. c. ROBINSON
IA Cosnties alp and 44.FrcAt -