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WEsTMINsTkR HOTEL,
VANITY FAIR.

~ IL IL shaved from best Va natural
leaf, for Meerschsum aud Cigarettes. Does not
make the tongue sore sample On receipt of ~ cents
Highest award, Vienna, 1873.
Send for Circular. W N. q. VI B Ii r. CO.
PBERLKss TOBACCO WORKS. Rscnestef, NY.
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From Seth Green. Sspt- N. Y. State Fishe-
Pies.
rd Vanity Fair 10 be the best article Of TOD acco
adapted 90 the wants Of the sportsman. Have used
yonr t0bsccos for many years, and ALLOW them oil to
be first class.
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DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.

BOYS AND CHILDBEN'S SUITS, OVER.
COATS AND CLSTERS a great reduction
O. Former prices.
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v ROUX & G. BROCHE, Professional Cocks }
Frensh Caterers, No. 1921 Nth street, neal
Earr8eut Square Having been head cooks la frst
clsss houses in Europe and America. are aoIe 70
slye satisfaction in any kind Of fancy or pl,n
Orders. Private Dinners, Parties, Ais, &c. at
very moderate prices, Strict attetion to the Sun ALI
est orders. feb3 I'm
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trsgra and taste superior to all brands
Being In search of a tobacco that would II FIRE
the tongue and mouth was made scqusiut-d with
your Vanity Fair, and found IL to be the NJ PlRs
ultra Of natural leaf.
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E.NJNEI,SE REDUCTION,

PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK.
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FOR sPORTSMEN,

FOR SPORTSMEN.
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resource in W inter and rough weather, Is a swes
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PERSONAL.

Thus ceie6fssed Lady AsttOiosist and bes,inf AZ
dirn can be Consulted ~ No. s0l ID stteSt. aer
u %, northwest. she has no superior IN cilBest-
Ina the Past, Present and Future. IN Eve bust
Less her advice Is Invaluable, describing pour
friends, pointing out FOlr enemies, ard IfCruliug
Yen n The sure 70 success IN ali uDeertsEiLEs
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DOES NOT MAKETHE roNaUEsoB

SMOKE VANITY FAIR-It is . wond srfil suiacs
and the best proof that II works injury ne re
frcshed feeling you sv AXE with next morning, GU
scious that there s no reasonable task you could
perform.
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"ANTED-GenteTneDt To know thai WILLIAM
w MOORE. Merchant Fslor, IOll New York
avenue makes 3 specially of cutting garments to be
ulede at home. nOyl9-ly
WANrED-To E1crsrfo-NAW STOVES FOR
w old ones, az SUIIsi,S. corner 5tn and b
StfSet northwest, opDcs;ts Northern Libe rtY
Market. serlS-5rp'
{SANTED-OARPsFs Il ULEhN a. Rice.
~ Steam ealing " oEs.. 30 81 zine avenue, BE-
syeen ~ end s:h street,s- CALLED Ter sod o.
ISsrei without charge. arle-iy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11

HAVANA June sSaiiec steamers Grscis (sp) Erszuma,
baltimore: stb. Wilmington. Crowell. New YORK .
HALIFAX. June 10 Arrived steamer Carroll. Wright.
Chariottetown. PEI and sailed nj IN for Rostonl.
Also arrived 10Th steamers Astarte gloucester e Geo
crpool via - Johns M
LIVERPOOL June In port. shin Twilight Gates to load
coal Tor San Francisco.
LIsnos June 5-Arrived ship Bengal Cswe Bsckstrom.
Pensacola ~
MarAxzas. Juno s-sailed. schr Il A Sanchez Benson.
north Of iiatteras
AosrahAL- jane s-Cicared. bark Churchill. Routh.
Quebec
NoKrm SYpsEy CB. june o--Arrived. bark Konkordis
tNor). Johnincssen. Liverpool
allied 9Th bark vasco de Cana (Nor) Mortensen iron
Dubln) baltimore.
PIcror. Ms. June sCleared. banks Lara (Br) Fulton
Montreal; Usage tBr). Mcdonald do.
QUEBEC, June Arrived. snip sophia Bassrud, Chris
tiHnia sth barks Hnma. Pearson. Waterford: Charlotte
Gundersen London: Columbus Burrows, Falmouth Fanny
1tkin.on L%snek cort Adler Axelsen christiansand;
John Abbott Nelson. Glsson dock Thos Iamn Webster
London for Montreal Poen; Thomcssn sunderland for do
1rIsco 1elesen. Grecnock for do Olivia Evans Cardiff
brig Georgia. King Grecnock for Montreal
Also arrived sh. ship soseneath Mcvicor, halifax via
Pictou Ms. Tor Montreal land proce eded).
Cleared sth barks Harlequin, iIl Sunderland; Keni
worth. Brysor tSreenock; John Abbott. Tor Troon
SAsuA Jane sSxiicd kchs Fiye sisters Wallace Hos
ton Jessie Smith. Tyler. north of Hst,eras
ST Jons. Nh Janc ioArrived ship John Rfycs. Morse
New York: narks lo.ernnd tNor, Dnhiin: Kong Oscar
tSor. rarssrund Norway brig Roskva DAM
schr \ + James, Portland.
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Co
Bark Helios cNor). Natthissen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Oeritn X Co.
BARK SANDY Hook. Nichols, s;ibraisar-D Dearborn
Brig Josie Haxeltine, Hodrdon. Cork--A hndgett-
Brig Emily tBr). Morgan Bclixe-Wm Jex 4 Co.
Brig Adene Richardson. Drisko, kingston Ja-A SOLO
X Co.
Brig Exil Nor. Nerland. Richmond ys-Funeh. Edge
ca.
schr WIN X Kniyhton, Hasemsn. Baraeos-B v enbers
x co.
Sslr Lord Mayo tBr). Watts Hamilton Ber-Dunscombs
i Firth.
schr saarbruck. Clara Alma. NB--chase Talbot Co..
sehr jennie Gilkey Gilkey Galveston-H " Loud
Co
sehr Abby Bentley. Mehafy, Observation-Disclosures
Giiderseeve * Co.
sehr Lena Breed. stilwsll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ray.
Schr Ella II barnes. Lardcr. Norfolk. Val JAEGER.
schr Exchange. Tuf. Petersburg. va--W Chalmers.
schr Challenge, Marshall. lialloweli. Me- II smith
Ca
Schr Tnnis Dcpew. Baker Portland. Me-chas Twin9
Sehr CAlista Whtton. tiand. Me-laysnd Presscy
scir Nettie Cnshin.. Erwin. Boston -Havand Pressey
schr Daniel Russell. Mcguire Harsord-Frank Fidgeon
schr Harry Ned. Chambers Hartford-Georgs Blair
Son.
schr South Wind Morrell. New Haveu-Deanoy Wal
,schr Roocrt Palmer. penson stoninston Ctoverton
Hawkins
sioop q A Graves. coster. South Amboy-I Gregg.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Adriatic lBr. Perry, Liverpool via Queens
tcwn--R Cort.s
steamer Australia t,r sdey. London Henderson Bros
steamer Alssria tBD, Campbell Giassow-u anderson
Bros
steamer Aug Andre tBcls). Grove. An,werp-Panch.
Edye to
steamer Neckar GER wiiicgerod Bremen southamo-
tou--Deiriclis K Co.
steamer Coon. Griffin. Asplnwaii--Pacnc Mail steam.
ship Co
steamer. Ci,y Of Aas.in, s.evenS Galveston via Key
Wcst-C n Mallory A Co.
Steamer Brsshear Forbes. New orcans-,has Whitney
Co
steamer Knekcrsockcr. Kerabc. New oriears-clark
Seaman
steamer salvador. xckerson ssvannahw II o~rri.
steamer Champion Lockwood Chsrcston--J W Quiu,srd
to.
steamer Regulator. Dcane Wilmington and Morehead
City. NC-Wm Ii.ie \ ="
steamer Old Dominion wsker Norfolk CITY Poias and
kiehmond-uid Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer JOAN obsoh. Chichester. scorgetown. De- l.
Rouislt. Jr.
steamer Concord shccriu rhiadeluhia--James Hand
Stesmer's"n Whiincs. tiailett, Bp~ton--H r Dimock
sap lorcliA Fish. Hudgnsn. Londcn-SnowA Burgess
ship Brrmvriasan t0er oje-. Baltimore -Ihco ringer
B~rs nsdcsp tBrl. Grey Penarsh Roads Tor crdcrseo
buey
Bark Aary Lo~erlson (Br,. Harper. imcrick-P Ncvius
4
BARK Europe u,rI. Howard. Cork Tor orders-Boyd 4
uhcs.n.
Eliza Miilisan tBr). Mitchell. Cork ior ordersJ
Bsrs u.mi puerovacki I,us Msrincvieh Cork Tor or.
ders-->ocovteh a Go.
Bark Chcs,ins kednau rcdman. Cork or Falmouth for
order>-J u Winchester 4 Co
iark rnico Isan schisaino, Cork Falmouth for or
ders--A Aercsta.
Bark Gum n ~ wisnor Queenssown or Falmouth tor
ORDERS Berham Bosesen
BARK HcEx GER. Petschke. Antwcrp-Dill 4 Rxdmnnr.
BARK Lsust lAorl. rederssn. Bremsn-Funch, Edys =
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George Kerry York Raha: samuel Lindsay. Gibson Rs
Jansiro; schr waidemar. Parker Santos
VIC Han roiman. New York; I'd. Winnie Lawry. spear.
philadelphia: 9Th. B4aow fsles Richmond. Va: Corsos
tyisr Nrw York; 1h, ben<a, Richmond. Va; Hix NAM
Sailed Hurricane Island 4tn schr Brgadier Norton,
New York.
loshArrived. ship b Gilehriss Emmerson, Havrs foe
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2-Arrived bark Brontss. Wick.
ssiedship Pride Of the Port Sawyer Cacutalnot May
Davis henson. Liverpool: Sonoma, Newbury, Nanaimo;
Monitor Emerson Humboldt
Dh-cicared bark Dorsstshire tsrl, Hardy ,coauimbo
Kong.
Aiso arrived bark Truth dr. Evans samarapg via Yo-
sAvASNAn. June lo-cieared. steamers Junista Cath.
Lonisesishm tier. strive United Knrd.m 'A'>
AN, June S-Saiied, schr saxon, Bragdon. New
SALEM, June s-Arrived. schrs A Paige. Haley. aud
Annie Bergen. Thompson. Philadelphia.
SOMERSET, June ARRIVED schr Albert Mason Roses
s.h- Arrived. schr Armenia. Cole Philadelphia.
sIoNlNGros, june s-Arrived, schr G Rickerson,
eth-,>aled. ,chr Mary Lowell, Julia Ann. and z
VINEYARD HAVEN, June o-Arrived. brig Abby Thar.
ter Rockport: Me. for Philadelphia Lebanah. and
s1TEen. rhi,sislpla for Boston 9phr, Ho6oken tor
Philadelphia for Provincstown Elizabeth De Hart Balsi.
more for BATH Jesse Allen. Ioboken for Hayerh: o.
Wellington and VIM Il Grant isriinsr fer Do: Mabel
Lstcs Day. nalowel Tor do Jane. Adsrdics salem for
Bird Calais Tor Flashing Ii; Mshssks Portland fos
Sailed steantug Glide .sowing the schr Wsterne for
Boston: schrs Lebanah. ophir. and Onward.
Phladelphia; Reading RR No ~ Rankin Port Johnson
wAREEN. june s-Arrived schr John $ Beacham, Wood.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

drcdyes will be here after employed In
cminx widening the chsnne the Upper Middle, Bos
toni xrb1 and SIoop will he employed on the 7th inst
removal Blasting ofa ledge which discovered
In the the Upper Middle last fall yards
black buoy No g. Vessels entering he
should these dredgcs their side giving
them avoid toulng their anchor lines The
dredgcs will remain ,noorcd In tho channel night
exhibit the usual lights.
Attention also called soop which will be nsoored
the end Of the Brewster Spit to blast ledge
from the channel. GEORGE THOM
Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers. Br,vet Brigadier Gen.
erai uSA.
Us Engineer Office, Boston. June 8. 1896
June 10-Inorm atiop has been received
the Lighthouse Board that the lighthouse
Rrant island Shoal southern OF Pxmco sound 81.
was by fire the a4th May last The light
therefore temporarily discontinued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
A FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTION.

10 rHg Epirog rRE UEgsL0--
Al the extraordinary celebration OF tho Fourth Of
July tins year wish to suggest that interest,
ing feature could be provided than procession OF
steam and row boats about barbor ana passing up
and down the North ana East rivers The steamboat
AMI tug men would undoubtedly enter heartily into the
scheme, and these boats, to the uurlbcr several
hundred. sayiy ieckcd with hags ioadcd with pas.
scnycrs ann having hands of music board pass
tug " procrsslun ~ double ulc. followed Oy Ike PRO.
ccssioh 81 sinai boats ~ tow the whole beng
msnd 81 an aaialra and catenants aud tcriornn.
csoiusi"hs snitabic 10 such command woua constr.
tuie most picturesque aEi executing scene. 1t would
also be inexpensive o. the ciiy. the steam ana tug
boat owners woad Tad sinpic compensation tor any
extra expenses they might ~ The CARVING 81
passengers, Of witch there would be lack al round
prices. -
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WHO STABBED HIM?

About nine O'Clock last night man named Jacob
Ganzet, shoemaker aged forty nine years. residing a
No. $40 Park avenue Brooklyn staggered the sixth
sub precinct police station, and he sunk into a
chair, said he had been stabbed by an unknown man.
while walking on Broadway, near Gates avenue. As
the bleeding prouscly from wounds in
the breast police surgeon was sent for, and
when the wouuds werc dressed Gauzet searched
and his pocket found CLASP
KNIFE. with long blade covered with blood
He then pressed to tell the truth but pcrssting IN
the statement that he had been stabbed by a man
whom he described. officers then detailed 10 work
up the case aud found he had been heavily
oil late and in a NJ OF Dctpcnt deiriun ircinens nau
stabbed himself The would he suicide however insisted
In denying any such attempt and taken TO the City
Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AsrRDrss Jnss io-Arrivsd. barx Aurora tNor. Bonnie
vie. Pensacola
BRISTOL. June io-Arnved. bark Ls.is W tBp. Mcneil.
New York
Sailed 10th. bark Tonsbsrshus No. Jacobsen. United
States
Baltimore.
psxszic June 7-Arrived. bark Paton (xor) Andersen
Bgittnsote tor Areuial
EScLisn cHASxKr. June io--Arrivcd. steamer Emule-
hope Br). Stephenson New York for An.wep bark vcto
ria GER. Cordes. Baltimore Tor Rotterdam
GRxESocK june io-Saled. 6arxs Cyda tNor), Ness
uni,ed ssasss. Maggie carsn oBr,. rnekney. North
America
HAvnx June 7-Arrived. bark Meteor Ger, Dierksen
New Bedford
sailed 10Th II AN. Labrador trr sanscr. New
York via Plymouth.
sailed sth. snip Emma (Fr). Goueio. United States
LIVERPOOL June io-Arrived ships Advance tRr), fso
GERS New Orleans, Bowden (Brl. Edgar. Portland. O.
sailed 10th shp Granger. po~1c sau Francisco barks
Hex tNoyJ. sacsh. United States: Augns, Loeisr tNor
Olsen. co.
Nsw Ross. Juse io-saiicd. bark La sactts ,Ita. La
DANA. United States
NEWCASTLE jane iosaiied bark Kra,,ovica <Aus) sver
iingx. New YORK
rsSAaru Roaps. June io-Arrivea. bark Enchan.rcss
(Rrj. 81 John. Nh.
PrllAr. Jnns 7-Arrived. bark Ruth tNorJ. Andersen
rh,iAdsphiH
Iowcs san Francisco. brig Emeiins err. Logan. New
York
sailed 9th. nv. sieaIner Britannia tBr,. Thonpsou
(from IAyerpoou, New York
RIO JASrtno. June s-Arrved previously. bark Serene
Segcmsn. Baltimore.
srkrriS. June 5saad bark Ehea GER. Budis, United
states.
VENICE Jnne s-Arrved bark zsos (Brl, Morina Phils
dephis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srvAmxs ongsIaI ashore on harengs Lease. was sold
remaining She had stripped Of cables chains.
srrAsrr Nxw onLx.ss from New York New Orleans,
aiicnl,y. $500
snr sr NICHOLAS Tobey II san Francisco June from
OF palsy he was native Of Russia ased Is years.
rs ussgn RI ,, from Mssso s
nahogany ran ashore on Quckssnd on he 5th n. rhe
June ~ where she win settle salvage and proceed on her
voyage
Me- was bound from Bangor Quincy aud put for har
Dor Her has been discharged and she will doubtless
scHR CICERO Of ST George, Me- struck sunkon ledge
White ile.! on Thursday. and lost her large chains
anchors and rudder.
scnn FLIRr WAVE. from Baltimore for Stamford
c. with coal returned 70 Baltimore este,day havny
away her main shrouds.
SARAH ElrzAnsrn L.necrkeu, from Mobile for Capo
date, Green Turtle Gay. Abaco ana bilged vessel
owncd BY the eap.an and Others a Boston. whence she
GLoucnsrxn. Mas. juno io--Thc schr Dctstor, from
Geossss banks reports seeing Inst Thursday mons in
wreck materia. in that quarter
LAuxcu-At searsport ! II Lane will launch ship in
July after which the Mcssrs iendeton win large
ship in their yard
Gap. W rhp1 q In s s"a raners yard
dmensions are Leny. Of Keel 81 :ees over all. IS feet
beam ~. feet: hold y feet.
Nine reported of building In Bath
Me- in readiness for ships 1000 1000
tons each.
Al Pembroke Mr. Mutt has his vessel entirely frames
LAUNCHED ut Baltimore Friday. Bartlett 4 Rob
bins iron works. the yacht Sokoto The yacht is
pattern the Messrs Winans Whistler. Is
- feet long. feet beam aud deep The bull is alright
divided into watertigh compartments she has only
one maimsa fitted into iron brace hull the
being placed control the lower keel which guided
by pivots placed tore and A false keel, which
previously attached to the vessel. lately
heavy weights placed inside between the
and tho deck. This it claimed would avoid
the possibility of the vessel capszng The keel
Of iron adjusted the yacht weighs so pounds
and the total weight Of all the ronwork the yacht 1880
pounds. lowered the derrcks into
water the sail spread and effected but
either owing unskiul scamanshp light rudder
her helm and when the sail tiled
with wind the dead weight o. the iron keel seemed
petey 1t il thought
viii ever accomplish much speed. although additional
strength impaired to the rudder improve her going
gu .ex Mr. Winans thoroughly testing vessel
will proceed with II to Newport, RI.
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BLAINE'S LETTERS.


FURTHER DEMAND NY THE 1Syrs1TGATrvc
COMMITTEE fois The MULLlGAN LETTERS RE-
yrS,n ~ ~ =, .,~--
1880 $3.50 80
PRONOUNCED GENUINE.
w.u,scrov r "a ,e-e
r. -, ;, - - 800
iue suo'uuio'Hy 'oh'his'ce met NJ haii-past TWO
o'clock continue the investigation into the copncc-
t,o, az Ok cr p,,,,. INN mo E.n. p.,e ~,
- ~ ~ ~ ~
roa-
.oseph l. stewart took tho stand hut hofore toSti.
tv,,c ~ r,.r.n. ~ ,,.,, !, a. d..
I. . - - ~' s'
tnat as MS cocagues Messrs Frye and Hale, who had
been aiding HIM during the Investigation, were both
.,.,, 49,. Il 49,, ,, II ,,,,
~ W u ~ - "o''u ~ aesnap'c 70 n'n' 10
nave hc examination postponed tor two or three days
The committee then after con sultation decided 10
ros,,ono ma c.,sc ~ uo,a,r
80 " !
hF. hnnion then said-Mr Blaine, the committee de-
src m 10 again reaucst the rtoduc,on Of the n,,ers
saes, ,r,, N,ur.,
ME- BlJine-, on KNOW the grounds on which claim
che possession OF them Mr. Chairman
Mr. Hunton-Yes s,r
- -
NF. bianc--i nave not changed my mind, Mr.. Chair
man.
Ar rawrer.e s,tt bo ,,,,.rs,..., :, -, 49,.
- = 'oA .'"' o"! o"0 W '"o
jeiefs nsd any connection With the casc aud Mui
lsnas HI w,sbea - he noa,rs, ~. =. III, .-.
= " ~" ooaouii'"s
~ w request " Inc committee lor TIE letters
Mr. Blaine IL ain glad Judge Lawrence non-con-
curs ma ~, ,,.,s o,lv : ,,.,.r,. :, 80 .,..
s,s.,i - ~ :, 80, 10y a'sVois y 'hc 'o'ninttee
YOU a. prouace he menoraom e,n ~, ~ ss
;a,1, Po"-s' '"' "eno'anuu'h accompanying me
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ns-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS IN TIE
COAST1NG AND FOREIGN TRADE Captains officers Of
in the coasn foreign the
displacement removal OF buoys requested
munca,e the TACT the HERALD that IL he brought
publicly tho attention OF the authorities letter
addressed ito the editor OF tho HERALD New York city,.
giving accurately possible tho number and position Of
displaced the Of their removal will suffice In
all observed along the Atlantic Pacific coasts
the American Continent; Whom they obse we'd the
coast OF European countries In tho Mediterranean is
requested that information be either by telegraph
letter tho London office Of the NEw YORK HERALD 46
Fleet street London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
rOpera Paris. Where the telegraph is dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street, London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de lOpera, Paris" Where OF
displacement observed In the beyond
the reach Of the telegraph, In Asia Africa
communicate with reaching The first
port This information will be cablcd tree Of charge the
HERALD and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11

New York city.
New York. from sixe superior situation and Its sdvsu
tbs why frequent with parts
country civilized world headquarters almost
everything produced in America Manufacturers every
part of the United States their deposs agencies
here buyers frequently save money BY dealing with
the right house.
The following house. The promiasn; in their
country-in short, are headquarters
D. K T. b. THURBRH 4 CO.,
West broadway, Reade aud Hudson Sta
Soaps and fs'i'"''y COLGATE CO..
Solid Silver and Gcrhsm Plate, .o.n
Petroleum Oils and Gasoline;
~ - PhELPs, DODGE / CO..
r'n' ' S w s ssr RI IRON %SHs .'a Work.
W Beekmans t
Rope o''a.ss and S Sst'% WALLS SONS.
American o'fEs ssS PENCIL; steve r9,,:a
LAB Railroad Az, Jersey CITY
Agricultural '"'''s'ii' allen III fsS''' ' c.
saen'ns'S 'na i0''' aro. PLACE
III Chambefs st. and los Rssds 1t
xSsoSix BRASS AND COPPER COMPANY.
's; 'si rs.ssiPss
rams ''' o"A Q. t. RAYSoLps CO..
ssarehDuyeas Satin Gloss starch improved Corn sars'
%, 81 and 81 Park place. corner Church 81
' chEisrf. sHkFnERD GARRETT
''''N ' u. W. coLLESDKR.
Cut s'''' and s SaSo.D laos COMPANY
Snw WORN RELrrSc AND PACKING COMPANY.
J. H. CHEksEH> Treasurer - and " Park rov.
iAcERry BROS CO.
Nos 8, and 10 Plat =
As''' 'A''i sssi rs * ssLsSrlscns sos
Ship Bre lad and Cracker Bakers
}. I. WILSON Co.
10, 70. II and 70 Fulton d
Floor oilcloss %; Pexers 4 COZ.
JOHN LAPaLEy. Agent.
l3i and 1873 Duane u
Clue Gelatine and Meats foot OIL
PETER coofEEs GLUE FACTORY
II Burling slin
lron-Ofs rag Beams, Rails. BARS. Wire &c
eOoFEE. HEWITT L Co.,
u Burling slip
varnishes.
VALENTINE 4 Co,
a23 Pearl =
als and fish: also Storage
!. Z. u. g. ROBINSON
- "a corniles slip and "A Front =
'I'"uNts X AMEN, Tile GsEAr NEx YORK GRO.
SET Tea Coffee aud Flour Dealer. New Workers and
everybody. call and GET sAsyAlas w ysssy 81 -
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SAILED.

Steamers Adriac Or, for Liverpool: City OF Chester
Or. do Spain tBr,. do: France Fr Hasre august An
DIRE Belly Antwerp Ncckar Ger. Bremen Alsata rl.
Glasgow Australia !Br do; Colon. aspinwaif city OF
Ansn. Galveston via Key West Brashcar New Orleans:
knckerbockcr. do: San Salvador savannah Champion.
Charleston; Reguleo Wilmington; Old Dominion. Bich-
mond kc: John Gibson. De- ships Nigiate,
Cork Chimcea tNor, Gincomc dtsi and Amcita tNor
do Falmouth: Ceyon tBrl, London; vcneranda dtal.
Lisbon: Trec ubrovacki tAus Great Grims'y. Jupiter
Ger. Hamburg: Gibraltar Ger) Bremen; Maria tSwe
R"siock; Brilliant iBri. Cronstadt. Giroonna ita,
Odessa Josie Mildred osario briggs Walter smith Monte
videQ yCcntaur, PEI nbuco Henry smith. Waterford:
Ann Elizabeth Barbados and Demerara; schr San Juan.
Port Royal. SC.
Wind At sunset Sc at midnight. SW. light
barometer a xuu set
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. June 10, 1876
Rear Admiral Reed Warden IS Diet cheG from tho
command .: the south Pacific the reporting
of his relief and ordered report his
arrtvai. Commander e. II. B. Caldwell ~ detached as
member OF the Board OF Examiners on tnc lath
AMI ordered 10 command the South Pacific station
per steamer OF tho 18th INST from New York
PoErLA>p. Nc. June 10 1870
The Cnncd St.es steamer Nonongahe.a saed FOR
Norfolk this morning
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A NOTED BURGLAR CAPTURED.

Yesterday morning. about one o'clock, oaccr Locke,
Of the Tnrd precinct Jersey CITY, discovered man
hiding IN yard the OF Palisadc and Ladiaw
avenues. lie arrested the fellow after climbing tho
icncc. The rear window oi the house open. When
taken 10 the station The dcntihea the
r,ous Onver Wells who has been imprisoned severa.
for I'M
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
wAsuiScroS, June 10. 1876.
PASSAGE OF SILVER BILLS.

PASSAGE OF SILVER BILLS.
The House has passed of the silver bills, viz
The known the Frost Payne bill, TO allow an
immediate exchange of sl0.o0o,ooo Of silver for
$1,000 900 OF greenbacks the latter TO be issued in
exchange Tor equivalent of fractional currency and
The last TO be destroyed as received BY the
Treasury.
The other bill Is the Randall bin, 10 allow the gov
srnment TO coin forthwith $50 oo0 600 moro OF subs
diary silver coin.
A third silver bill is yet in the hands of the COM
mittcc IL authorizes the minis 10 coin SILVER bullion
the wish OF the holders OF the bullion, and for a
charge which shall always amount TO the scSnorage
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JUDGE usHEEs TESTIMONY.

81 lovis, io., June 10, 1876
Judge Usher and Mr. Brelhcron. OF Lawrence, Kan
- are here rOsfe TO Washington 10 TESTIFY before
The Judiciary Committee, IN the Kansas Pacific RAN.
ROAD bend matter. Judge Ushcr Is sick and will stop
over here snur, time He says his testimony will
confirm that OF Mr. stewart gwen some tl.nr ago *.
GENERATING Mr Blaine from all connectio, with kansas
Pacific bonds.