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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
John RenemossI.

In 1889 this now resident ofour town
came "a this country Us a refugee from POI
Iand-driyen away by Russian lyrrany.
His hatred to Russia is still warm. lie
looks ulon her aggression upon Turkey
with no mild eye. DE thinks the coii-
dl,lon Of the cllrisiIansln Turkey ~ better
than Ii would be under lhrSian rule. La
.ihls oplulon ~v-diiier, nut make allow
alcss ivr ono wliY has suffered . much.
Mr.. Ra4cmond isHow upwards sixty and
d stauneh supporter Of the Gpsernmenl.
We are sorry 10 say that heisa Rcpub-
Ilcan, Though we have hopes Of his con-
version before the election.
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f,H E F
We hope the Centennial will mot be al
lowed 10 Interfere with tile success Of tile
State Fair. North Carolina his much u.
stake in keeping up an enterprise which
has cost 50 much IN money and in enter.
prise. Appeals To state pride should not
fall oli listless ears The grea: drawback
Is in the scarcity Of money. But 70 com
pensate for that 70 some extent, the rail-
ROAD companies will reduce rates
And we learn a,at tile premium list Il
Oh mag uaninious scale. We received
tie circular Of the Secretary, Capt. &. j.
Denson, and IL displays u Ii,ucl more
liberal sysle'n Of awards than has charac-
terized any previous exhibition.
There ought aud there should he, a full
attendance. 60
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

This eloquent and distinguished man,
who spcaks here on tie 7thof October,
ugla 60 attract the attendance 81 the
county % Orange. No man In our State
Is more gifted IN oraiory; no man more
learned; no man moro brilliant; and We
can add, 10 man more pure In personal
character, and no man more ardent Ia
devotion 10 hIs country. lie Is Southern
man, bat I've Is national III Ills views, and
tits a. fcstofcthe t.luu relations Of Die
accilous thai he Inns onharked his talents
arid his experience In The existing caii-
paign. fN
Let MI hear him; and we predict that
after his demonstrations, many uncon-
vcried lsepublicans win embrace tho true
faith. tIA tn i. 81 stf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
AwosDEaylL sUCcEss.

II u reported that lSuscIIEE's GERMAN
SYRUP has, siiccIts intFociion IN The
United States, reached The iinineise sale
Of 4J.uO dozen Icr year. Over 5000 Drug
glsls have ordered this medicine direct
from the Factory, at Woodbury., n. j;
aud not one has reported single failure,
but every letter speaks Of lis as,onished
success in curing severe Coughs, Colds
settled on The Breast, CONSUMPTION, or any
disease Of the Illmal aid Lungs. Wead-
wise any person tiiat llls any predisposi-
linn u weak Lungs, to go 20 their Drug
gists DIR. y. Hooker and get this medicine,
or inquire al'ou, Il. Regular size, IS cents
Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two duses viii
relieve any case. Don't neglect your
cough.
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State Fair--.M eeiins.oe the Execniise
Comm Ace.

- VI
Our State Fair opens two weeks from
Tuesday next, and the Executive Com
mittes .re ac!iyylyat work witI tie Sc
crelaryi, 70 prepare Everything for tile ac-
colnillglatiulpf tils people,
Last night lhsusuaI meeting look place,
A. Crsech, Esq; presiding.
The Secretary reported various do-
natiolisin addition 10 those heretofore
mentioned, sVelIing The amouat iii ar
ticles to avery handsome sum, aud nd,
diDg.n,aterially 70 the yaluepf sthe pre-
MUM list.
The supplemental premium list with a
full stalruicntof donors and their gifts,
wassrdered y beprepared M immediate
The Secretary was authorized TO con-
truct for tirkels, cards, advertising bills,
and to make arrangements with the
Railroad authorities for excursion trains
during Fair week 1t Is intended to
afford the most liberal facilities possible
to our citizells for their attendance on this
Interesting Fair.
onnlotiun ol Al Creech. Esq; the con-
millee resolved u appeal % the citizens Of
raleigh, and especially the ladies, to give
1.-The Fair all possible encouragement by
contributing amy articles Of Interest to the
exhibition. Great care will be taken To
suitably prepare for and return sysry-
thing safely. 800 ~ ''s'1s'sA
The foliowingco committee was appointed
TO takecbarge u Floral Hall, owing 70
the continued III health OF DR.. ID. 4.
Arlington: Messrs. L. 4. l'egcud and
A. NJ. Mcpheetcrs. Of Raleigh, and Col.
Henry A. London. Or Piitsbvip, 60 ].
Various COMMUNICATIONS were consi-
dered aud encouraging reports presented.
The committee was also favored with
suggestions in regard 70 the stock de-
paltnlelit fronl au experienced stock
raiser.
The Secretary gives notice that practical
and Efficient nien viii be employed 10
care f.the stock aud poultry, aud all
PARTIES making entries may In assured
that their animals viii bc unLur good
supervision.
Supervisors are particularly requested
10 notify tie Secretary oftlleir acceptance
and ar. asked To be present promptly, ON
the first day Of the Fair, To take charge Of
their respective departments.
solar additional fralursof much in
teisst will shortly bc announced. Let
everybody make up Ills mind 70 come 10
the Fair, and meet NIL nrigLbors aud
friends intent upon building up oar own
Every Fair Is the means
Of adding largely, directly and indirectly,
90 the wealth Of our State, and the general
intelligence Of her people, by the fariliiies
for observation Of new methods aud APP
piiances In farming. In the hardest
times We ought most reality 10 30, one
aud all.
Any information desired can be had by
applying o.Capt. c. d. Dciisol,, SECRETARY,
Raleigh.
. -
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We wodl,l again call the attention ofou

We woul,l again call the attention ofour
readers, aud especially those who are in
Icrrslcd la machinery, to the advertise
nent tot Mrssrs, Poole = Hunt. - widely
ail,I favorably known as Engineers, Eoun-
d.rs and AIarhinisls. Ever determined to
I,e among the first 10 the grand march 81
Improvement, and TO keep lace with tie
niaryeIuus advance or the age in science
aud mechanics, this iirm spare .noex-
peIse in peri.ctilg the working capacity
and appliance Of their splendid eslsbiisli-
ment. Their new Pattern and Price
Isis, with mauy valuable additions. are
now really for distribuiion, and will lie
sent, lsstagc-rald, 70 thuse who make
application for them. They have also olI
land ~ exceptionally large and CONS
Iueliensive list Of nisccllancous machinery
lsitterlIs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
uni.soro s,.ocmaLers.

In point Of taste aud skill We think no
place IN the South r1ilal- Hilsloro IN the
excellence nfits shoe mechanics. Itseene-
TO lie hereditary with them, for we cam
nj. recall Tie time when our town did not
have proverhial reputation, and thai
Il maintained 1t tie present time BY such
worknirI. a. Hayes, Faucet, the Adams
aud others. With their Workmanship.
We are surprised thata manufacturing es-
tabliahmeni has not been established hcre
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
-r,m.T " WAN. rInsr n PEACE.

Aud flrst Ia the hearts Of the thousands
who were once the victims of disordered
liver and lis attendant nialaJiss such ~
Constipation, Bilious fcsrn, Collie. Dys-
Iepsia, Sick Headache. ChiIls, Isheuma.
tisni. Gout, Ja,ldlcc, Restlessness, Loss Of
Appetite aud General Debility. eFirsi
TuTr's PiLIs aud Then health aud lap.
plncss, Is their inotto. This Is the result
81 American progress To- schemes Dis.
eases That were once treated by emelics
blislers. lallccts, starvation and slnisohoIs
minerals, are now cared by these safe al,,l
gentle pills. which inpart strength 10 III,
body. while they will remove All un.
healthy sccictions
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
orange Politics.

weihink We can assure our readers that
IL Il all right here. The Sugar Hill
meeting llas ha.l no effect. Independence
hns 10 hold Ia this county. The people
are ~ me way ofIhInking and they will
sork out their thoughts through their
votes. Zeb. Vance aud Joe Davis will
carry the county 10y flom eight hundred %
a thousand votes. Mark tie prediction
There Il reserved strength Ia this county
unknown 10 Us. Lei every man register
and vote, and we may calculate ..upon the
majority we predict.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
rl.a amman chrnnIrln |. aeyrre on llle

Tile Milton Chronicle Is severe on The
Dan River navigation company. We
have ha,l somctliing tosay ~ times pasl
on that subject. The Dan eHn " Inade
,laylgaLIe, as was proved by Tie instance
We cited last week of a bnat reaching Dall-
willie from below Clarksvllle' but the
navigation company VIII not do,l,e work.
As Judge Saunders used TO say, lt isel1,to.
Another company u more life musi take
hold III lie enterprise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The highest points In New York city
are TRULY steeple, the Western uni,n
1'eIegnpn building. the tall tower q the
Tribune, The New Post Office, and la~t, hut
uot least, lie taxes on real estate The
height u 4 halfcase Domestic" sewing
Machiuc Il just $50 inchr~. IL not a
very tall affair compared with ihusc nboye
mentioned, but Il ioons up immensely 10
tile estimation Of those WHO use Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The Milton Chronicle records dis
tressing accident. A Mr.. KinsIey Of Dam
willie while attempting 70 rr,rs aswollen
stream eight miles from Milton with q
buggy dn,wn by a pair 81 horses. was
swept down the stream. Mr.. Kinsley was
drowned aud The horses persisted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

TIE R,lelgh News has "a startling rove
luton ~ regard tothc slephes murder u
was prslexi for the kirk-Holdcn war.
Now Il appears 70 have been Radical
plan 10 Influence public opinion ngninrt
the Democrats. This has always been the
beIlefof Democrats. IfMr BaiIey's state
ments are coirect. ilien there u NO doubt
81 the faci that Stephens was murdered
by his own party 10 conceal damaging de.
yelopmcuts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
Rssi..ras,sn.

Asa prerequisite q. voting, RBuIsTRA-
TioS u necessmry. Don't letitl e neglec-
ted. Tile time Il 1t hand. Democrats
old and young must avail themselves o.
tho law. Many old Democrats have ne
elected it. Many young Democrats have
recently come ofage. REoIsrRn; IiEaIsrRR
Tie fate 90 The State aud Of tie nation
hangs upon full Democratic vots.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The Daily Journal, Wilmington Is sus.
pended, from financial difficulties. All
READERS II that able Journal viii regret IL
deceasr. Fortwcnly eight yearslt sioul
at the head ~ journalism In The State. Col
Saunders will soon bFing his talents 10
brnr Ia another field.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

we cali attention to the fact that,
Mrs. Matte Taylor, Milliner and Dress
Maker has Just received afuli supply Of
fall goods Of all kinds. Cheap for, CASH.
Don't fail to call on her before purchasing
elsewhere. All kinds OF country produces
taking In exchange for goods.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Mr.. Jones Watson brought up from
Chapel Hill some Of tile finest sweet pota-
toes we have seen this season. They were
raised by Mr. J.. NJ. Alexander, aud will
average about four pounds each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
MARl.IED.

In this town on the End Of oetolerby
Rev. James ". Fitzgerald DIR. john
Berry. % Mis- Mary T.. ouly daughter uf
wnn =. slrayhorn Erq. All Of Orange
cousiy Nc. atN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Various rumon % independent and OPP
position candidates are In circulation
hardly sufficiently authentic TO give them
full cttiieDcs, yet With a strong air Of
probability about them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The Board Of Commissioners decided the
question III lie fence around The Court
House at their meeting on Monday ~
letting III out 10 Chasles Cooley, who
proved to be the lowest bidder, TO whom
IL was aiLolied ut S2ii,55.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

a We harn that Mr. james Maris is vers
sick nc liis residence In this county. He
nubmliiird to an operation last week,
which 40 hope Will ensure u recovery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Quite uunber 81 Centennial visitors
have returned. Therear still a number
abroad, among them II. n. Brown aud
Charles Parks. Thee gentlemen propose
TO kin two birds with one stone.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Cannot something H. lone hero 10 aid
ofilir Savannah sufferer? Our town, VI
healthy, ought 10 ryminllize with the
afflicted city, for II must bc impressed l,y
the contrast. Letus contribute oui Mite.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Don't forget thai Vance and Settle
meet here on the l2th. Orange. Chatham,
Aiamance, Pcnn,land Cuiwell must DC
here 10 meet them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04
IN MEMORY or CHARLEY !. BAN.
DEDICATED TO ~. morurn, Kindred.
AND SCHOOL MATES

.,5iTt 8tB
Who canbo, suffer cannot darcl
Misfortune may bc everywhere.
But whilca free heart hold is home,
4 spirit-elory makes sublime,
E,ch stony road Ger which we roum---
Il leads Us into honor's cline
Each noble deed il ,anetiocs.
Aud make, tic mind paradise.
s. c. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Mr.. William wadieii, son % Maurice
q. waddell Esl II Piitsboro Is one Of the
victims ~ tho savannah scollrgc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Read the numacr u new ads,
them thai " Charts Parks Who makes the
finest show I've has ever lnadc In these
columns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Capt. o. j. Davis will betheguest 81. DIR.
Pride Jones on Saturday. a1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The murcury on Monday morning was
nj 46--ihe colslest Of the season.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

DIR. John Berry and Miss. Mary Stray
horn were marriedon Monday morning,
aud left Immediately on Centennial
tour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The committee have nllde ample pre-
paraiions for the speaking on saturday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

SIC fourth page hpth for Ads and in
teresting reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The county canvass beginsIn Person
Ills week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

Somewhat frosty las, week, and tobacco
growers win be on the qui-rire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

The Board of Commissioners Is in session
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-04

r AIDES. MISSES and CIIILDRES MATS
~ and spring Millinery. Just 10 haul t,all ii
Mrs. TAYLURS'.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY

15-For Of steamer kcbecca Clyde. from Whining
ton NC, for baltimore general The
iron vessel of fi3 tons register built Chester Pa
in 1862 and hailed from Baltimore.
STEAMER VISpc for Providence put Phila
delphia Sept lS with loss Of both anchors
tBr). which hes bocn reported lost ar
rived safely AT Masdaen Islands ON Sunday last.
OrAGo, Thorndiko, from IQuque for Europe. put
Into Caao Aug "a !caky.
BARK McCKRK. lately launched from the yard Bean
Coombs, ut Camden Mo- Is owned by the builders CApt
Conant twho will command herr John McClerk Of GIas-
(Scotland), and Camden parties.
BARK scoro dtaD. Olvar Philadelphia for Qusons
town. passed Newcastle. Del ut Sept 10
rhiadepha with waist in Supposed TO have been
collision with schr Louisa Frazier which returned to
Phiadelphia with loss OF jibboom and bow badly
aged.
BARK GuLprAxE tNor), Philadelpha from Havre re-
ports that Aug ~ Andes Olson, aged years
fcl from The mainmast ano killed
BARK RoaRRro (Brl, from Wilmington. Nc. for Hull.
ashore Bold Head beach, nc, has board
spirits .urpsntino and 3, ,771 bbls rosin.
BRIG Gso LArxgx, with cargo of sugar. totally
In hurricane the 18th inst in the hsrbor of Humacoa
PR All HANDS saved. The lSS tons register
and was built at Baltimore in 1867 whence she hailed
LOUISA FRAZER. Crawford, from Philadelphia for
chain, bowsprit Jbboom and had waist by collision
with bark OF SLIP John light during tho gale Sunday
(see bark scope. sbovc)
scHa Josrru FAnwxL, from Rockland for baltimore got
ashore Island Boston harbor during
the 18th, but OH without assistance She
Is loaded with granite.
scuR SKA Qunxr dr. Mckay from Sydney, CB, for New
London wuich arrived Mulgrave Sept H. had lore
broken OF tho dock aud would procure
NAAp QurRr anchored of Port ohnson Sunday
and during the g~e OF that day lost both bow anchors and
kcdye, she drtsd nonesde other vessels anchored
the vicinity aud secured without further damage
ScHR AID from Fhadsiphia for Fall River, with coal
blown sshors Maurice River aA ~ n. Sept H.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
uEAliED.

Steamer Colon, Grmn Aspinwsl-Pachc Nail Steam.
ship Co.
steamer Andes (BD. Hughes. Port au Prnce-Atlas
Steamship Co.
steamer City of Havana. Phillips havanaF Alexandra
4
steamer Charleston, Berry, Chsrlestou-J w Quintsrd
Co.
steamer Richmond, Kelley, Norfolk City and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer Mayiower. Davidson Philadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Chesapeake Mangum. Portlxnd-J + Amcx
Steamer Neptune Berry. Boston-H Dimock
ship Colchester (Br), Ritter Antwerp-Snow burgess
Bark Mndet lNorl, lngeibrethsen, Cork Falmouth
Funch, Edye " Co.
Bark as rendsrsast tBr). Bates Dundalk I-Pendor
gast Bros Co
Bark Icorgio (Br), Mcbride. Antverp-C W Bertsux
Bark Jennie Sweeney, Hudson, Bordeaux-Overton
uxwkina
Bark AssuntA utaD CiIento Lisbon tPortugaD -Lauro
Storey Co.
Bark Masonic, Ruc. Havans--Jas Z Ward h Co.
Brig 81 Dicke lBr) Hunsor, Morgan PIN, &c Bsr-
taux.
Brig Eche tB strobridge. Lscusyra and Porto Cabsllo
-Dalctt. Boulton h Co.
Brig Elizabeth. Dusdao. Point wolfc NH w Parker
Brig u ticcry, Cuuklin brunswick, Ga-Warren Raw.
Schr Mary Dewey Baker, Leghorn-rxrsons x Loud.
Schr Win II Boardmau, Richards Jicmel--A Noncs b Co.
Sehr Chas Moody. Arsy. Cape Hsytien-n r brown 4
Co
schr WIN II Mailer, Buckman, 81 John, MA Pardee
Co.
schr Fora woodhousc, Lowrsy, Observation-Disclosures
Ray
schr Mary Powor, Wiley. Pcnsaeoia-Bnsw Burresa
Schr Hero, Daxez. Balem--W II Kopsa
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

WiLNIyGroN N. c., Sept 10, 1875
The storm in this section was terrible, but the only
disaster In which thero loss OF life was in the
wrcckng OF the steamship Rebocca Clyde of tho Bal
tmorc and Wilmington steamship line, while on the
way from Charleston and Wilmington 10 Baltimore.
THIS received here late this afternoon,
and was conveyed in dispatches from Beaufort and
Morehead to this city Tho only particulars received
here to the effect that tho Rebscca Clyde was
wrecked, according to despatch to Captain A. d. Ca
zaux agent here for the line at Portsmouth, n. C.,
ocroacokc Inlet. Sunday last, during the tor
role storm which prevailed thcn the North Caro-
lima coast. Captain d. Z. Childs, hor commander,
with hls two mates two engineers, three seamen the
steward, two coaheavers, and man from Charleston
by tho nanIo OF Whildon, in all twelve souls, worc
lost.
The saved are Mcssrs J. NJ Cronley, Walter Parsley
and Fred Price, all Of this city.
The ship has gone pieces and parts OF her cargo
havo washod upon tho beach near Portsmouth. No
further particulars OF tho disaster have been received
here yet
Tho Rcbccca Clyde OF the Baltimore and
Wilmington line OF steamers d. j. Foley Of Baltimore,
being president OF the company She formerly formed
of the Clyde line OF steamers between New York
and Wilmington, and named for Mr. William p.
Clydcs mother. She had been running for q lew
months past far south as Charleston, from which
port she arrived last Friday afternoon and
saod Tor Baltimore Saturday morning, with cargo
Of naval stores, cotton aud peanuts She built
during the wal, and registered 40 TONS with capac
y OF 2, 100 barrels naval stores.
Captain Chds. somo yoars since her commander,
reassigncd TO tho Clyde about two months ago
Ho accomplished gentleman as woll as o thor
oughy skilul and reliable commander. Ho was about
fifty years Of age
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.

MANY VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE AND DISABLED.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept 10, 1875.
Five trains, detained by washOat on tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, arrived at Camden station this
morning Tho trains are now ruEning regularly.
Tho steamer Planter from the Catuxent Rivor, re-
ports eight vesscls-scven OF them with wood and one
with tobacco-drivcn ashore in Drum Point Harbor
Tue schooner William Stevens, with tobacco and
chandsc. and empty schooner ashore in Mil
Creek.
The schooner A. Carson loaded with lumber, bound
10 Baltimore, sunk of Jum0s Point. All board
saved. three top schooner at anchor oil James
Point had ali her sails and most OF her rigging carried
away Tho schooner d. f. Wooiord, bound TO Rich
mOnd, with iuIl cargo OF coal, sunk at Plum Point
wharf, No lives we're lost The crew climbed up the
mast where they remained all night and rescued
the next morning. Three vessels, one OF them the
Florence Lee, hard ashore In Herring Bay. Ono
Is loaded with oysters
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY,
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 10, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RRronrED rHR YACHTS AND uHRAyp
wniTxsToNH TELEGRAPH

RRrOnrED By rHK BKNALD sreAN YACHTS RRRAyp
wnTHsroNH TELEGRAPH LIVE
Steamer Gordon Castle (nrl. Jones. Yokohama July s.
raltsr Sept 4 with mdsc to iIsnacrsou Bros.
Steamer scythia ,Bn, Hams. Liverpool Sept 9 and
yn 'o" WIN 'a'' ana passengers to F"net
mdsc and ~ passengers TO Henderson Bros Sept IL LAT
a. 10 Ion 10 o. signaed brig Resper Of Jersey bound
18TH an Anchor line steamer do; same day,
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Wis. Rotterdam Sept and
Co Had strong westerly wnos the entiro passage sent
lat 80 10 Ion T. passed American schr showing sig
steamer Rapidan Mankn. savannah Sept I6 with mdso
stosmer CITY OF Atlanta woodruff. Charleston Sept l6
with mdsc toJ Quntar. Co.
steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence. Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc aud passengers To Old Dominion
Snip savoir Faire (of Liverpool Atchsen Calcutta l.e
north Landia Island; came cast OF Andsn,ans
% Good Hope Jay M had ass
sion of hard gales passed la OF - Helena Aug j. and
10 had alternate gales and cams; oil Cape of Good Hope
passed ship Dreadnaught dr. irop Calcutta for Dundee
Ship Black Hawk. Rowland San Francisco June l. with
Ocean passed Cape Horn July 2d and the Equator
Aug TO- in Ion 3s had light winds oil Cape Horn and Sc
soaisery winds sspts lat 20 ~ lon - spoke sssr ash
Ewing .D from Rio Grandc for Boston via sandy Hook
days with l. Wright Co Passed cape OF sood
moPs IVY y and hc EaSs'Gc Aug io Ion ~ WI
Bark James stowe ot Bosop). haett Iioo 1853 days.
Hope July ), Hccna sti and crossed the Equator Aug
la In ion - 3o sept id and ~ on Cape Hcteras expcri
qssntics Of c sustained damage; Sept John
s1..s. oGcer, Of Iawrence. Mass. died Of dysentcry
the body on board tho vosse and will DO forwarded TO
Bark John Hammots UtaD. Pcdone, Bristol as days. in
BARK seth tAus Turuirs, Antwerp s, days in ballast
Bsrk Air Nor, asroop Antwerp ~ dsys in ballast to
ssSss. Aug ~ no la, -. spoks Lsf INsD, rom