davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
OF
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thirty-Ninth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

This Institution, conducted by the RehRioas ot sh
Good Shepherd. has for its objects the trainine q
at the same time a solid English education.
Terms for Board and Tuition, including WashiAEaz&
Music, Gold Em broidery and Artificial FiowsrmnhsrS
form extra charges For further particulars applvto
aus IS ~ THE SUPERIOEEaa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
st. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoIxNql
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

This nstituton, chartered by the State LOeslata1a
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred EerE9
has been in successful operation since 1885, BoaTg1
situated the shores of the Bay, commanding an oxH
sve view of the Gulf and aSOrdinE all the advantaNa
of the breeze and bathing IN the Summer, Its s
dld location Is great Indictment to hsalthfu exsf
comprises all the breaches of good EnRsh educatsa
TERAs:
Board and Tuition, per SessiOn, payable half yeARlY
advance
W aAh1nR per tBslOn u !
Bedding, per session, (optiOnal .----..-......s %
OoCtor y 00B al
Vocation, IL spent at the institution 90 Il
CHANCES:
Piano and Violin, per month ohch. o|
Use OF PIANO, per tnOnJn u II
nlu0 per month .--------------....-ss
Brnse Instrument, por mont a
Spanish and German anguagos, per month each. q
For further particulars, apply TO
BRO. GABRIEL.
my9 rs Nv Drecfor NJ the Ooue9as
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner St. Philip and Calves streets
New Orleans.
And Bay St Louis, the Sea Shore.

InO EoVornmenS throughout this establishments Ia
mild and parental. The pups ated fon
their Racreation table dormtores are
the same for all In short everything tends to pro.
yonng ladies' intrusted to their motherly care.
The instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
with the urements Of society The course comprises
ledge cultivated at the present day Each language
taught by natives of respective Countries,
sure correct pronunciation.
and distribution Of premums, to which parents
vited.
Education 10 here the object OF special attention and
eoloitude. Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suAson alone, the Sisters Of st. Joseph
to inc ulcAte principles of solid pety, rec uro
strict Observance of polite and amiable department. and
inst feelings of respect and affection towards paron
Pupils of ALI denomin ations admitted.
HoTA.-During the bathing season; the Boarding
School 10 moved TO the Bay St. Louis whore the
Of st. Joseph have fourishng academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, follows.
Boarding, per three months. 90
w AShlnR' ~ W
AnIrAnco, ~ w
Music Lessons and use of Instrument "a 90
Pastel oil painting according to the number of pupi
Needlework in all 10 varieties, golden embroidery,
artificial flowers Is taught to the boarders without extra
charge.
For further particulars address spperoress of the
Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph Box 1871 New Or
leansi' or, if more convenient. apply to
THOMAS LAYTON
de26 rs ly or G. D. ELDER. Agent
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
EDUCATIONAL.
st. vINcEN Tvs HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bieuville Street.

The Rev. Fathers Of Holy Cross. In charge 81 Ia
Homo. having completed extension Of the buAdlnss
. few boys having parents guardians able % psy 6
small sum for their board and education, win be re.
oeived Those under twelve years Of ago win bs kse
at school at tho Homo, and those twelve y0ars
win DO sent to Holy Cross Model Farm. where tArF
will be employed half the day the farm and The oAe
half 1t school.
Apply to D. p. SCANLAE. ProstdeaA
mhIa I'm sol Coauen sAsan&
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
FASHIONABLE HAIR GOODS.
LATEST STILES FANCY ARTICLES
GEORGE T. SCHILLING,

159.--.-..---s- Canal Street. I59
For the better accommodation Of his numerous Gus
tOmers has opened ut No. 59 Canal street branch Of
his store No. 35l Dryades street.
The new location has been elegantly fitted up and
will always be stocked with tho newest and most ele.
CANT HUMAN HAIR GOODS. FANCY ARTICLES,
PEREUNERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, etc., which will
be cold ct very moderate prices.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosKPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution favorAbly known
the people the South, will upon Forty
fifth Scholastic year
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-16
ST. MARY'S DOMINICA ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New Orleans.

This Academy, under the charge Of the Nuns of st.
Dominic occupies beautiful site near New Orleans.
The plan of instruction untes every advantage which
contribute to education at solid and re-
fined.
Board and Tuition, per annum .....-.-....-S2oO 90
Music Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the lst of September.
For further particulars address
oce475ly MOTHER PRIOREss.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

Schr John Langn. general cargo from Halifax for North
sydney totally ked at 50 Arins The crew were
saved
schr Catherine coal Inden from Port Caledonia for s.
Peters, totally wrecked at the mouth of Bras dor
Lake.
schr Grzeda ashore and badly damaged at the
same place
wrecked miles north o.. Brss a. Or.
Shw BgpFoRp Dec la -Sream City OF New Bedford.
which should have arrived here Yesterday morning. Is as
abed During her last "Trip to New York u was suspected
that something the matter with her machinery SAT
pin found 10 be broken steamer Sanee Will leave ior
New York ;Lis morning. TO take her place.
NEWPORT Dee Is sch- Madagascar from Providence for
New York. which ashore AT Blue Bock has prooaoy
her b"ttom damaged.
sehr Cora Africa for Boston before reported. Is
badly strained.
brig Virginia. Turks Island. will proceed to New
Haven. No damage.
ST. JonN. Nh. Dec ls-Thc brig Lily tBr: which left
Windsor bound to New York last Tuesday put in for bar
she had experienced uothng but head WINDS. with
rough sea.
The ship Cxar Do which sailed hence days since
Tor Hull and supposed To he beating about the bay on
account OF winds yesterday morning returned
10 port and anchored In tho stream.
SnpBuILpiScAt Belfast Ia Carter's yard the founda-
ton on which 10 build steamer Is being laid. and
the keel made reaay.
about 5cotons In the yard the Old Fort Carleton NB
she is intended icr 4 COMPANY.
Al Norfolk Mr. George Beacon building steamboat
OF $50 tous to be called the kocSaway she Is intended
Beach IN with the and
Neversnk. and is owned by Mr. X. Cornell Wiitc Two
br OF 800 EACH also
ton by Mr. Beach tor sgnor Bnk who has contracted for
Sons They will be built especially tor the coffee trade be-
tween New York the ports OF Cnracoa aud Marscao
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
him IN his mind obtained the assistance OF the
Hamilton police. and aiterward VeitInan was
MAJ u md loci nd L -

him IN his owa mind, obtained the assistance OF the
Hamilton police. aud 2fterward Neitnau was
again under lock aud key.
ExrRADirloS uSpER pfrficuLTiKs.
Then, /" said Detective Reilly .the trouble began
made affidavit before the police magistrate that Welt
man was arrested IN New York charge Of forgery
and after giving straw bail had away, and that |
was sent on TO take him back for trial The magis
trate replied that IL could produce the evidence
before their court, within oight days, that veman
had committed crime In the United States which
was extraditabe, they would hold him until
tnc United states government asked
Tor him, whether It day
year. Sergeant Mcpherson made the arrest and
on beng taken TO the Central O.lce vetman would
not sneak until be obtained the advice OF lawyer
Alter consultation with his lawyer he re-
icsed To accompany me back 10 tho States / then
came back 10 New York, and returned To Canada with
"A certified copy OF the Indictment Then hc obtained
another extension Of eight days upon the request
OF his lawyer In the meantime the news arrived
IN this country from London regarding the phase
in the cx,radtion treaty the Brent case and District
Attorney Phelps was notified by telegraph that Nct-
man would voluntarily return TO New York Then
started Tor Canada again and on Friday vcitman
handed over To We arrived in this city sunday
aud be was TO-DAY Monday taken TO General Sessions
aud committed to his old quarters in tho Tomhs
Detective Reilly has travelled thousands OF miles IN
this case. but he has been successful IN the end Now
tnat the prisoner Is safely in the hands OF New York
justice an early trial expected and some
developments will occur IN connection with the
Veliman has u wife and TOUR children residing IN
Brooklyn, and they are very respectfully connected
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

as the train had stopped bumpers OF the depot
few moments later The white sheets were scattered
far aud wide over the capital. and the HERALD
delivered at the earliest hour the day OF publication
IL has ever been seen Washington
ERFEcr NAILS
The express and the last mail its successor
have revolutionized this whole matter Of the New York
Tor them until about six O'Clock, when the days
pations and business people had retired
their homes But the HERALD Is taken al The
government departments and bureaus and among law
yers and merchants throug the city extensively
as tho local morning papers
EARLIER RECEPTION NEWS
II IS an Old saying that Washington never knows
what ~ going on IN Washington until the New York
papers get here Formerly this Knowledge wns with
every ones reach at lunch time thanks to the enter
prise which set the fast mail work and brings The
New York papers here early in the afternoon. II Is
supposed tic Post Oee auth hores will continue the
present plan OF distributing the bundles from the
railroad depot Instead OF from the Post 0ice building.
TO the Post Oftce IS saved. that the papers
whlskcd oil TO the stands
aud to the newsboys and distributed by them to the
public by the time they would. under strict OBJ
servancc oil red tape requirements have reached the
Post Oncc.
II has been stated that by the new Post Oaice de-
partmcnt schedule. which went into operation to-day,
the mails gong north. aud especially the Brooklyn
mails, woula be delayed lour hours beyond the time
heretofore required TO reach tner destination This is
the any respect All the northern mails will
90 through the same time heretofore. Tie only
change s in the trans, but tho time consumed in their
transit Ia the same as heretofore.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

Import ssh loading. sr Earqas sp Lsrsa sss sIs ai
ssmas sss de .s & ca% sr s ys1
iiAlrar. Dee Arrived. steamer Geo cramweii' Ds
steamer sarmaan ,Br,. whcn is due from Liverpool"
LrsKRrooI. zee II-Arrved. ship II Troop Csr Mack
Sailed sth ship Empress of India tBr, Farnswortb R
Janriro
LSaos ps Argsni Oct 3lln port ship asks rGsoa
Lonos roISr. Nov iaIn port. ship Marathon DR. rar
Tor Europe stowei Brown tBrl. Anderson for DO
Peru LArraeee for do bark colusa. Hawes for Hampton
MAIAsxAs. Dec p Arrived sehrs Grace Webster Gales
Sn: lssh Maggie Naivsr Feaniain . ierasadina diu.
Sailed ION sehr Gertrude smith,, Jameson, New Q.
Annie CBr, jenkins, SON b of HattersS
NuEyiras. Dec o-Arrived schr Silver Spray, Teuney,
rArAcME Nov laIn port ship Lizzie Troop tBr) Corn
fanxLLes Dr pea. Nov la-ln port ship. Hagerstown
Ponr srAls Nov s-Arrved. brig Starlight. Thompson
NsS York and sailed In to, oi Trss island, sehr
.s'2 ssS sssa sI
born New York nd sailed oh al' S ss = Ss,s @ sshr PAU
bados land sailed s4h Tor Nevis,
for New York. arrived ioth
IL por, Dec IS sshr George Walker. Wilcox from Nsu
Now issaed sehr Adde Vessels
s wider Mary
IRELAND Leeds, Turks Island land. p..,.,. ,pr s,n.
from ~ pSsi sud for n's New York arrived ii,h M ' ~
land 2ash. schr storm relre wh,more Batimors a7th.
turn; 29!h. sehr Barsaron tBr. from Yarmouth.
Sailed Nov %. brig Rising SUM- Gring, New Haven.
sr THOMAS Nov ls-Arrvea. bark Kare Stewart Brl.
Reed Liverpool: 2Ist. schr Mile. Athertou. New York
land sailed Dee for - Domingo Citv) 23d brig Jessie
Rhynas Tucker, Rio Janeiro tand sailed 2sth for Turks
isandl 10Th schr> Post Boy, Robinson New York land
sailed Dec for Turks I,lsndD co,ter (Brl. Nutter.
Barbados and sailed 10Th tor Fernandna,; 26th. bark
Zulma Br Peterson Trinidad and sailed th for Arecibc
and Batnnrs schr Eugene Bunker Barbados land sailed
soth for Crab Isiand with inward cargo 3oth, bark
Josephine tBr,, Read. Liverpool. brig Williams (Rr),
Williams, Bepice tnd sailed Dec Cor Turks Islands and
New York: Dec = sehr Eva May Andrews Demerara for
Turks Islands and Baltimore.
Sailed Nov 23. North Point. Kirby from New
York. uaaioupa; brigs Adelaide Br), Wolfe InaguA;
2sth. Wm Mason. Adams. Turks Islands
In port Dec i barks Mantou Frower from Baltimore o1
rernamburo; vibis iBr; kennsy. Liverpool for New
York. Admiral (Ge Bassen for Falmouth. all repg;
Small B- Evans Malta for Boston. arrived Nov 80 wts
instructions.
ST JOINS PR Nov l3-Arivcd. schr Jos oakes. Parker
Bangor.
sailed 2ist schr G l. Bradley. chpman Brunswick Ca
SAGUA, Dec l.-Arrlved. schr Sarah Eaton. Dix. New
York
srJoHS Nh. Dec l5-Arrved, brgs Laura tBr. Dun
ham. Cardenas: Lily Br Ba rdon Windsor. NS for New
York: schr elanmire 'Br Bradley Canning for Phsdsl-
phia tput harbor).
Rc urned l5th ship Gear tBr,. Brown. for Hall.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
GERMANIA THEATRE.

The Germania Theatre afforded to the German public
last evening two OF the most amusing performances
have attended there. The first was entitled
"Morning Hours of Soubrctte," and gave Fri Cot
trely oppo rtunity TO rcvcl In vocal monologucs
and piquant mlmicry. The second play "Ncmosis,
or Christ aud jew" by Reich, product OF tho roli-
gious troubles OF Germany, which is clever but ruth
less pers;Rage OF priest ruc and bigotry Herr Witt
MS tho ''Pous Lambkn, was intensely comicaL but
had his impersonation tccn given to an audience Of
dcvout Catholics he would certainly have been stoned
Fri Cottrciy were intensely funny ana drowned by
the laughter OF the audience. Herr Rechs play cee-
bracs the triumph of civil marriage religion
nuptal ceremony and OF religious iconoclasm tho
holy traditions OF the Cburci-ccrtanly dangerous
subject, that would DO only palatable TO audience
composed OF FREQ thinkers.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
WEATHER REPORT.
HOFFMAN. Dec 10. pM-Wiud z. strong.
FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Oct 2oPassed. harks Eta Lorng. Loring from
SSans; =; ssi bark Florsnss Smith, singapore Mar
,AsTIsuA. Nov 20. rived brig Britannia. Hotchkiss
sailed Nov H. schrs Addie Henry Burros st Martins;
18th. Adelira Libby. Anguila Caroline. Gaskll St Mar
Nov ssIn port, brig. nss.haw for
s. hs%.s tor S
Goa sss .asa sSs
ton Fable Bay arrived a4sh Buck, Curtis, from
sanaspos Sov iA.od .ehr Clara Fletcher sar
ssns Fhi!adonnia i2sh. brig Itas ,Br. North Balti
ss oass DOM Do%inss; scsh brig Lewis Clark smith
CalL.o Nov a2-sailed ship rcrssy Small. rabcllon
do Plea; bark Monroe. Nelson, Ltsn
rived 10Th icr ransa dc LoSos y load United Kingdom
intone.o Br Scott. dss sridsewsssr spa9d.ag clear
STOW rsida Chas Bal IsTl. Chapman do: 4t.ro Thorn
clear clearing p w"ifcd iDf r sSo" iro
18Th clearing barks .ieorse Mosn Brand di,y for nsno
Mandy. diss: Pska.aaua lBr, Scott. do scyihis On
"snonSas Dee SAfri"s BARK Emma l. Partridge,
Partridge. d5esnscs sTs wsstmors!scd ss,, smith s.
c.ryrgsecs pse s 1-trrved bark Idaho RchardsSn w
rrsdericks Amcs, Philadelphia VIM Jordan. Richard
and sailed 10Th for Bonaye, lth bark caibaren
brig Mississippi. Marchant. Baltimore via norfolk and
Sailed Nov IT, scar Harry 9 sheppard steenan. 5,
Thomas; l3,h brss rig, jones. GamAse Bamorc i4th
In port Nov -, hsrks roidcn Sheaf Thompson. from
Glasgow, arrived 10th Lorraine Felkns from oporto
rived 18th: Iephyrine tBrD Johnston, from Boston.
rived 2lt brgs Daylight. Gibson. from Trinidad arrived
sth for New York; Alpha (hr. kodrnx.r. from Bridge
water, Ms arrived 18th. Tor Boston New YORK. Alpha
trl. Neville lronPnrt Medway arrived i7tn for Boston
New York Eastern star Foster from and for New York
arrived 18TH Dart Br Golfer from Cape Breton arrived
l7h Manson Gardner. Iron, New YORK, arrived I'D, star
Cook. for Charleston: scrs Lewis Ehrusu. Fooks, from
Baltimore arrived 18th; Minnie Reed Strolt from Liver
Liverpool arrived 18th Melvin. Roberts North
lima arrived 18th II Drummond. Higgins from Cape
Breton arrived 2oih; " Harmon. Mailman from Now
York. arrived 2fst; Warren johnson. from Troon.
rived 24th.
GLASGOW, Dec f2-Arrivsd ship Medora tBr, Downie.
Montreal.
GHxsSocK. Dec i4-Arrived ship Lotus tBr, Martin,
Quebec
HAVANA, Dee 0-Arrved. brig Sol (spl. Mares. Bridge
water. y; iDth. steamer Gussie, Hill Indianola sant
sailed Ith 90 brig Mary warmer teomo, Port
land, l2tn, steamer Margaret. Baker. New Orle ans
hey West. a. tand sailed same day tcreturnl Chas
Lord Cotton. New Orleans ,wi sail lath sch
Henry a PAUL.. strange, rhadeiphia; 18th. > tsh
sailed 10Th. bsrks Joseph tfr,, Laehsud. New YORK.
Atagrac,a tsp) Marsa new Oricans Jovrn Narcisa p)
Mas Palma tspl. Sierra, Pensacola brig Atadian DIR
lie Blanc d.; lth barks County Of Richmond brl 10
Blanc, do; Antcla (Sp Gorordo, Charlest"n ona Tees
fora tSp), Portuondo dot rig san jose ,spl fiHnas "a
vsnnah l2th Jarks Lorencta tsp), Conl. DO briggs sa
Francisco (spl Fonda. 81 Marys saga DIAM Thorn SCI,
New YORK; schrs Nellie Bowers Spear Psnsacoia; i5sh
California.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. Dec iSArrived. bsrks Nellie Guest (Br)
Messenger Baltimore: sokrates tNor Aaro New York.
Sailed 17th. steamers August Andre tBeis, knuds
New York; 18th. Switzerland tBels,. JACKSON. do: ship
VIM Woodbury.. Schmidt Baltimore; bark Grace (Br).
Wsde New York.
ALxEniA. Doc is-Anived. brig Carolina tItaD. Ci
iento. New York.
BaKxxs. Dec ls-Arrived. brgs Adonis cser,. Breck.
woldt. Galveston; Msrgaretha GER. Duit. do
Sailed 18th. ship Lille Souilard iBr,. Goudy. North
America
BORDEAUX. Dec ie--Arrived, ship Robena. Hagen Now
York; l7th bark Lndeanaes (Nor). Tonnesen New York.
Sailed from Psuiliac l7th bsrks Copcurrens (r, 70.
New York; San Frrncsco Fr, San Francisco; schr VIM
Hunter (Nop. Galveston.
BRISTOL. Dec lS-Arrived, bark Norsk Flag (Nor), Ne
son. New York.
CALCUTTA. Nov 2l-Saed, ship Naturalist tBr, Nelson
New York.
FAHEsuSD. TO Dec lS-Put In bark Maria Heyn Ger,
Beck. New York for Riga below.
GLASGOW Dec Is Sailed. bark Theodosius Christian
(Ger). Parnow. United States.
GIBRALTAR Dec la-sailed. bark Horace Beals, Flick
EFT Grom Marseies,. st Thomas
HULL Dec ls-Anived, bark Figi Accame QtaD Pinon.
cello. United States
HAMBURG, Dec ls-Arrived bark Divco (Nor). Jorgen-
sen. Baltimore; also the Mariana. from Philadelphia ~.
HAvRE. Dec ls-Arrived. bark Matilda @ Smith (BD,
Smith. Charleston.
the James. for do
LvRRpooI. Dec ls-Arved. steamer City Of Santiago
(Bra Darke New York (see below; brig Belle Walters
(Br) Scott, st John. NIB.
Sailed 18th, ships Coidstream. Slater, United States;
Saracen (Br). Le Beouf. New York: Wild Hunter,
Twambly United States 18th. HervatskA (Aus) Paravc
90: 18th. Kong Oscar lSor). Rohing 90.
LYNN Dec l5-Arrived bark Milan (Aus, Lillinovich,
Baltimore.
MEssiSA Dec 9-Sailed. brig Osspee. Haake. New York
PLYMOUTH, Dec lS-Arrived. steamer Herder tGer),
Brandt. New York for Hamburg land proceeded).
ponr nec int In hark Holn Faro
from Moumein for Kiel (see below.
PApsrow Dec ls-Arrivsd, EsrA (or,. JorGsnsen. Rai
more.
PALERMO Dec l5-saled. steamer Croft (Br), Hodrson
New York via Valencia.
Sailed about Dec IL. steamer Walker (BD. Green
Crom Genoa), Valencia and New York.
QuxExsrowS Dec 17-Arrived bark Frey Cor), Haivor
scn Wilmington, NC.
Also arrived l7th midnight City of Richmond
tBI. Brooks. Now York for Liverpool tand proceeded
ROTTERDAM Dec l6-Cleared, bark Atlas (Nor Michel
sen United States
SWANSEA Dec ls-Arrived. bark Annie Elliott Heara-
kcr, Bells Cove, NF.
TRIESTE Dec ls-Arrvsd bark Gum (Nor), Wishes, New
York.
Sailed from Dec ls. barks Toloneo (Aus), Gladu
Itch, United States; Axei QSor,. do.
LIVERPOOL Dec s-steamer City OF Santiago tBr) Capt
Darke from New York. arrived hero to-day she lost he
bridge rudder stove
damage
LONDON. Dec ls-Shp May Queen tBr,. Oulton. which
arrived Antwerp Saturday last from Philadelphia jet
tisoned 200 bbls petroleum.
Bark Solomon Capt Ferguson. from Moumein July % TO
Kel has put into Portland . damaged condition, hsvn
been in collision with unknown ship.
Bark Maria Heyn tGep Capt Beck. from New York Sep
Riga put into Fshrsund having her sails
buwa arks.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin tBr Forsyth Liverpool Queens
town-Wiams tiuion.
Steamer Franconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Ship Brsmerhaven Ger. HOLES. Bremen Tneo Ruger
Brig KODIAK Peters, Cork Falmouth for ordersF Tai
bot 4 Co.
brig l. + Munson, Iuntley Cadiz-F Talbot K Co.
Brig Kremin. Wyman, Brunswick. Ga-Warren Ray.
schr + Lowell simpson. Trinidad (Cuba)-J Ward
Co.
Co.
Schr l. crossey. Crossley. Horton. NS-C Bertaux.
Schr Pointer. Dill. Providence son Wood
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PHILApELPHIA Dec lS-L ghtship No 80 now In the Sec
ond district viii be tcwed 10 tie Fourth District or service
Five Fatnon Bank station. Lght>p No ~ has fog
signal and whistle the cscm has been
through the elcrts OF Phadel phis shippers.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19
SAILED

Steamer AlbemarlA for Lewes Del.
Sailed l7th ships Martha Ger, London Gaiatea (er
Bremen: barks + L Carney, Dublin: Edward Jeweti
tBr), London; Mary Nelson tBr,. Antwerp
Wind at 7 :3, PM NV. with snow.
Barometer sunset 29.6s; ~ midnight, 20 o6.
The New York herald., 1876-12-19

Ship Paul Revere Mullen. from Boston Oct for San
Francisco. Nov L. Ia, IL SO lon ~ ~ W.
The Oswe Dee II. lat 81, %, Ion 90 10 tshp Oswego,
Capt Anderson sailed from New Orleans Nov l5 io- Liver
poou.