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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-22
FINANCE AND coMMERcx.
Eorstary,

In New YORK to-day money Vas easy; sfsrsr
81 ~ Gold closed ct iit1ntE. Exehsa<s
arm ~ ssy. Qevsrnns1t boads active.
Tbs following are the closing rates Cor ao,sra-
msnts, furnished rs By T. d. Cooke, IT, zoe,
bankers:
"a 1881. t92< kse-h lsss .........Iszk
ksIA B5s.........-llshN eE s1-.....--....l igX
ko'A lssa. now..s.lls iio-<sr oo2pca......iiSS
k0L l3of.........-.inh
II. d. Cooke. IL, = Go. auose thu buying ssa
sell ns rates for 9oysruuentL hc>, ~ follow
Vs. u..... ..i4zs<ol2H Currency sGi2sA0
kso-s. IS ....ns52Q lUur.cy Sss's- %
61Ps. new ...ffg 9l1gl 3old--...---.lif5<o
kGo's. 81 -. .i2iH 4i2iE Foreign eK,aaats:
t1o's. u...-l33H0 Three days-........ttx
io4oI OLD Sixty dsys-.........A5T
New Ewes. .lis1z oilsH
STATE bonds quiet and nominal.
Tennessee ga, ola sS Ai.ssns :,s....-..-. z
virE,aia Ss.;;:.-.A as0ss. s......:.'- !.
g: g: ssa:si 3 n. 6.iolias. cid:::: -
Lou;,iaa.Ts. eds a cae, LsaT- y
Levee5's............. 20 40. 40 -
Stocks closed dull and strong.
Ths following are the closing r1eos foe Nc
active stocks, tslegrsphsd 70 II. d. Cooke, a., g
20. from the New York Stock Exchange:
n. Z. Centrsi.......ll2J1 Northwestern. %
Erie..::......-..... ~ DO. ei..:........ ~
Illinois Central ...laitZ Pacific Mafl........ NJ
Pittsburg ....-..... 9T1S Union Paciro....... u&
Tbs Sub-Treasury balances at New Ycrk
to-day: Gold, ~. 1910 49,; currency. eSs.ssssD.
Tne suo-Treasursr paid o1t 900 on sooounx
Of interest, and ssT,ooo for bonda Custoal TO-
esipo, tS4s.ooe.
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AUCTION SALES.
.V~N0OO~NOT~|
RuelR0 DAya.
TRusTEEs SALE OF LAND In FAIR

VIRUSTEE's SALE OF LAND In FAIR
u FAX 0OUSJT,yA-
&<r RoTs TO the undersigped she eeneat OF
Thomas :. Pesc.ek. dated Aprl u -
-of FairiaK county. Va AID - the reluest
o. tne aid Thomas =. Peacock. sii st,i ~ pubic
tsas being eourt day. n IL o'clock IN mont o.
the Court-hcuse door Of sid couatv. test Fery
nfty scrss, more or less. lying on the Middle Turn
pikerosd. adjoiuinE the lands Of Joseph fhoE pson
quality. and 10 well timbered and watered.
TermA OF Sale: Casa enough On hsnd 70 Day the
thereon from April Is i7A u the day Of sale. and
from day or sale The title OF the perty Il
be retained until the whole Of the purehsss money
Is paid. ALBERT PEACOCK, Trustee.
MARCH lS-6. m
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$1,000 PROFIT ON 500

Made any day by Puts and Calls. Invest accord
In g your means. 90, $50 or 500, IN STOCK
careful investor. We advise when and how to
OPERATE SAFELY. Books with full informG-
tion sent free. Address orders by mail and tele-
graph 70 BAXTER q CO., :
-. -.... Bankers and Brokers,
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The Wall Street Indicator.

THIS WEEKS ISSUE SENT FREE.
Contains Pictorial Illustration OF Bulls and Bears
Also, full and complete Instructions how operate
In Stocks and Stock Privileges. Capital hits and
suggestions. Also, List OF Valuable Premiums TO
Clubs. ''Send for It," BUCKWALTER q Co,
Bankers and Brokers, Up. y. Box s3I7,l No 10 wAi
street, New York city. fei7-Th5TuIy q
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BaItIuore l. ,odialac Railroad.

Baltimore 4 ts n"'l@ hdllvda.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, AA<zr, F,Ifs
and the North, Ia. m. daily, except Sunday; an1
I;4o p. m daily, except Saturday, with Psiacs
rn;sS 4. n daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, s:l6 2. m. daily, vita
man Parlor Cars, s:E8 a. m. daily, except sun
day. For New York. 1:3O D. m. daily, excepk
sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
for Oh IA Phi,s l:o N. daily except Sunday.
s:23 q. m: daily, except sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, ESQ .. m daily,
and $50 p. N. daily, except Sunday.
daily, except Sunday,
Fer Annapolis, 1850 a. m. and ass p. n, ercep
Sunday.
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Wall Street Caricatures.

A NEW BOOK, IS PAGES, containing Il en-
Eraved Illustrations. WITH ISFoRAATIOS FOR
STOCK sPECULAroRs: price, cloth covers, 10 cents;
TUM sRID6E CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
fel6-ThSTu1y No. Wall street, New York.
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| Lne Suo-Treasury balances ~ New Ycfk.
today: Gold. e&6,sl0 49,; currency. s3s. 5ss 50.
| Tne sno-Treasursr paid o1t go, 900 On aoaoun<
Of interest, and tsT,ooo for bondL CuStoa1 %.
csfpts. k542 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

A WORKMAN engaged on Duhme'e
broke his leg.
ONE hundred and fifty applications for
space to the Centennial have been sent
IN by our citizens.
:, CovINGToN is excited over the news
shat EX-City Treasurer. Smith N.
Hawes. has left with SIG, 900 belonging to
THE Cincinnati Shooting and Fishing
Nlup are perfecting arrangements for q
@ne thousand yards range, near Latonia
Springs, Kentucky.
The death or Mrs. Bartholow, at Bal.
ktmore, is announced. Mrs. Bartholow
was the mother of the eminent Cincin-
natl physician, DR.. Roberts Bartholow.
HENRY T. KUELvE. aged thirty years,
has been missing from his home since
Monday. Information of his where.
hbouts should be left at the office of the
Coroner.
TIE Superintendent of the Police Is
on the lookout for mob Of pick-pockets.
Last night Tom Early and Barney Fox
both lost gold watches while crowding
In to purchase tickets at Woods Thea
ter.
THE Trustees of the Cincinnati Col
loeO huVO cAItHu0U Au luFlLdJlOn TO
President Angel, of Michigan Univer-
sity, to deliver course of lectures on
christian Jurisprudence. 1t is under
btood that the invitation will be ac-
eepted. Rumor says that DR.: Noah Por-
ter, Of Yale, will also he requested to
ecture in Cincinnati.
AT THE National Theater Comlque,
sne; Snow Brothers, gymnasts, Healy
ana Barry, song and dance artists, the
soncertina soloist, w. J. Daily, ana MISC
Ella Saunders, in her statue clog, are
ine attractions. The programme Is inter-
lpersed with sketches ana iarces, ~
which the old favorites, Foster ano'
douglas, take part.
A MEETING of the furniture manuiac-
lurers was held yesterday In the Board
pi Trade Rooms. Its object, as ex-
planned in the call, was to organize an
association for the mutual protection of
It's members. Mr.. Sextrow was chosen
Chairman. A committee of five was ap-
pointed to draft a constitution and by
laws and to secure a charter. A like
committee of three will report at next
meeting on officers for permanent organ
lzation. The name determined upon for
The new association was the "Cincinnati
Furniture Exchange"
THE ladies OF Walnut Hills have just
Ftted up new Temperance Hall, on the,
aorth side or McMillen street, a few,
steps east of Montgomery road. A meet
jug held in it ON last Thursday evening
VAS, Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
Lhe weather, largely attended. Rev. A.
L. Leonard and Mrs. Nj. Norton partici-
pated in the opening exercises, after
which Rev. DIR. Douglas addressed the
audience, Mr.. Leonard followed him
IN few earnest words, when the meet
ing adjourned. Five meetings each
week will be held by the ladies in this
TALL, so the temperance cause is not yet
lead on Walnut Hills.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29
ONE THIRD ACTUALLY SAVED.

Economical housekeepers should know that
or. Prices Cream Baking Powder is perfect
powders which weigh heavy are made so by
oonderous adulterants. AS baking powders are
hscd by measure, teaspoonfuls, and not by
weight, the heavier ones being less effective
are more expensive.
DIR. Prices cans are the same size, hold the
same number of teaspoonfuls as others, and as
two spoonfuls are only needed when three Of
the others are required, it will be perceived
that there is In its use an actual saving OF one
third; that two cans OF DIR. Prices 60 as far as
Ehree cans OF the common kinds. DR.. Prices
Powder is not sold in bulk, it can only be found
pure when bought in cans securely labeled.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

Don't Throw Away your NOney.-To THE
PuBLIc.-For over Is years DIR. T0BIAS'S yENE.
fiAN L1NIMENT has been sold; every bottle has
peen warranted, and not one has been returned
Thousands of certificates Of its wonderful curative
properties can he seen at the Depot 1t will do all
md more, than it is recommended for. 1t is per
ectly safe to take internally. See oath with ever
,ottle. 1t cures Cholera, Group, Dysentery, Collie
Iea-sckness, Chronic Rheumatism Sprains, Ol,
'ores, Cuts, &c. Depot, 10 Park place, New York
old by all the Druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29
yvsABEkNAcLE CONGREGATION, ROB


inson's Opera a-house.-Henry. D. Moore,
Pastor. Sunday morning at il O'Clock. Inc
Divine Justice and the Divine Love. Text
Exodus xxxiv, 9, q: " The Lord, the Lord God,
Merciful and Gracious, Long Suffering, and
abundant in Goodness and Truth Keeping
Mercy for thousands, forgiving Iniqnity and
Transgression and Sin; and that win by no
means Clear the Guilty" Isaiah liii., g.: "The
Lord hath laid upon Him the Iniquity Of us
andh Love Unchangeable." The music is
conducted by Prof q M. Currier, with Sc
lect band Of fifteen instruments. Programme
pf Sacred Song: !. Voluntary Orchestra--
hBird Song"-Gumberts; 2. "oh! Could l
Bpeak the Matchless WORTH" 3. "Lord. Hear
of showers Of Blesslngs;o A. Ofiertory-Or-
ohestra- "Air''- For Horn and Flute;
S. ~How Firm Foundation" Those
who are called IDfdel, those who
call themselves Skeptics. and all seekers
after truth, arc cordially invited. The scenery
on the stage will be removed to the extreme
gear, and the ample space thus obtained Will
he furnished with seats, so as to provide as far
iRs possible, accommodation for al who desire
80 Worship with us. All are cordially invited.
Dtrangcrs In the city and young men specially
.Irelcome.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

@ In order to accommodate Eastern
Advertisers in the STAR, Mr.. Z. Duncan
Snifen, No. 70 Astor House, has been
appointed our general and special A gent
for the Eastern States. This will be
q branch office of the STAR, Mr.. Sniffen
being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, ana receipt ali
collections therefor in our name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29
EDUCATIONAL

LENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE, Fiji
" teen miles north OF Cincinnati, Ohio.--The
commence February seventh, when there will
be room for few more Boarding Pupils. All
departments Of instruction complete, and
special attention given to family care, comfort
and supervision. Musical Department, as
heretofore, under Madame G. Rive, MIS-. Wells
and Professor Grisgs. Address,
Rev. r.. ID. POTTER, ID. d., Pres,s,
.s Glendale, Hamf ton county, Ohio.
jai5-3tS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

HENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
I street. between Central avenue and Plum
w. T. Moore, Pastor. Morning subject: "Will
the Son OF God Find Faith on the Earth when
He Comes Again." Evening: A Union meet
ing of the Church and Sunday school. Short
addresses to young people. Baptism at the
close Of the service. All seats free. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29

WINES Rect CONGREGATIONAL
v CHURCH.-Services at II A. N. and TX
in The evening. Subject in the morning: 'The
Future OF Humanity" In the evening, the
form OF the services the same as it has lately
been, the choir, assisted by instruments, as
usual. Subject of discourse: ''God Trying to
Prevent Sn.o 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-29
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

ct. PAUL NJ. e. CHURCH, corner OF Seventh
- and Smith streets.-Preaching Tomorrow
at ii A. NJ and TX p. M. by Rev. Henry Tuck
ley. Sabbath school at az 7. N. 1t
NINTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
Preaching Tomorrow at II A. M. by Rev.
Lemuel Moss, ID, and at TX L. NJ. by the
Pastor, Rev. S. w. Duncan, d. d. Bible Expo
sition at OK A. NJ. Special services every night
next week. except Saturday. 1t
The New York herald., 1876-12-24

Lospos. Dee Arrived Anglia ii, Mac Kay ysw York
snd entered out for do, 7.h. Denmark ~ Wiitsms 40
searcd 9th Richard. Daniesen. New York. Greece d.
Andsvs q" land passed pes 7th,; Mediator l Hanwny.
Entered Tth. Minnie Hunter wcodman Matanza.
liahHcK. Dec 5--Arrsed Aretas. Robertson. Montreal
LEcuonS. Nov 23->ailed. sophia X Luhrs. Iiopkina
Arrived Dec =. Caledonia 81 Allison. Genoa.
MkLBouRNR Oct i7-sailcd Moses Tower Hallett, CAL
cuits
osrrvp Dec 4-Arrrved ornen Larsen New York.
orAco. NJ. Oct Arrived Julia Carney Collins. Bos.
ton.
PoRIIASp. Dec sPut into the Roads, consgiio. Consig
Sailed 9Th. q + rayssnt, Campbell tirom Nei,onssl
London.
Frank tarvill Alden.
P.LrRxo Nov 3o-Arrived crost 81. Hodxscn, xswcas
sailed Nov 81. ID Preston. Hall. New York: 3 NIL
low. Raymond and John Laushlin Weeks. 90; Dec .,
OLYMPIA tsi Young Valencis
P,ssARorASc. oct i4-saied Evening Star. Osburn.
Melbourne
QunSSsTowS. Dec 5-Arrved. Margaret, Anderson Que.
bee.
sailed 7th Osoinak A. Ossoinak Cardiff: Choggia Fur
Ian. Boston, E Amor for Leth Marsnna Dodero. Ham
burg. Hevcn Boeart sharpness: Fox Poschch Glouces
Leiih
SWANSEA Dec i-Cieared Julia Merritt for st LucIa
sHiFLps. Dec 5-Airved, Petro. Caherc Boston.
81 CsrHERiSE's poisr Dec 5Passed. Colombo tD. La.
llul tor New York and passed the Lizard 6th).
SwiSEwuSpy Nov 3O-Arrivcd. Mary Leighton, Leigh
ton. stcttin for Rocheiort lin towl.
tavia.
sailed Oct II. Mary Russell. Nichols. Proboliugo.
Batavia tand sailed 18th for New York; samnel Hale.
Haven Batavia tand sailed l4,h for Falmouth.
tom Nellie rren, whitney. New YORK. o''-
Key West
TrSrnlFrr, Nov 27-In port Peri. Stevenson. wts:
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
CLEARED.

Steamer Acadia tliri Craig. Bristol. E-Hcuderson Bros
steamer khein tGer), frsnSc, Bremen via soutnamp
ton-tcirichs 4 Go.
steamer Bengal tBr). Douglass. Autwerp-runch. Edye
hIo.
steamer uiiy OF hoaston, Eidrdge. Galveston via Key
VEST III Mallory 4 Go.
steamer Lone STAR Forbes, New oreans--Bosert Nor
steamer Hudson eager New Oricans-Clark 4 Seaman
Steamer San Salvador, Nickerson. Savannah-GeoTge
Yons,.
steamer Champion, Lockwood Charesson ) " Quin,ard
Itp
Steamer Regulator, Doanc. Wilmington and Morehcgd
City. NC-Wm clyde Co.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker. Norfolk. Cly Pon: and
Rc!mund-Oid Dominion steamship &c.
STEAMER Richmond Kelly. Nori,lk--I A Kelly
steamer g Knight Chchesscr Georsetown. De- l.
Rooae. IL.
steamer s'cn Wh,tncv. Iiactt Boson--fi piniocl.
ship Jacob starer, cps:ail iiverpco-Boyd
Hincken.
snip wright (bfi. CFovcl Crecnoc. boyd Il inoS-
ship y.liaut, Nickersen, san rrancisco-suttou Co.
ca
BARK Blitz eD Bohn. Gibraltar Ter oraersJ Precht
BARK Geo kingman. howcs Cadis Via SantauderNcrnoh
Rark i.oa.. Brano diaD. Genoa -Lauro storey & Co
BARK Curacao lBr Locahart. Wiianastsdt ,Cnracoa)-
Bark iicnrv Knight. Ames navana-Jsrnes l. Ward L
Bark " Anderson, Johnston. Cenfussos-,Ias Il Ward
Bark Grifiihs tBr. Dcun,rucnd. Ma,ansas-Janes Il
BrisG w Halls eBr), Cam Liverpool j gwhi,ncy 4
TO.
brig Beta (Ncr), Hansea. copenhascn--runch Edge \
rg seeiis Thurlow White. Valencia for oriers-Brei,
Big Fairfield tBp. Norris 50 Georges (Bermuda)-J
Brr 3 ilsnnessc, tBr) Hsnncsssy. Halifax. Ns-PI
Erx Mary Alerton, Burgess Richmond. vs-B Wen.
schr W L Burroughs. smith, LivsrpooI-Ihos Dunhsn,'s
ssSs Assy Lord, Lord, 0snos-D Dssssssa
The New York herald., 1876-12-24

Assy9ss Dec i4-Arrsed, brig Russiero I.p, RussisrO
ca.eVr.s .s, Nc, % .och.r,sssd % s ne cleared mis-.
cassi O.. a4~sailod bark M saivis Stevens, Boston.
iAv.SA Dee aa-Arrved. steamer City OF Merida Rey
HALIFAX. dec a2sail.d steamer Victoria Br, Hedder
r"rsTarrnE Dec is-ln port, sehr HaVy White. Hop
R,o GnASpK SUI. Arrived. .chr Anna Dickinson
cossr Richmond. Va and sailed prior Dec 10 for New
sriiELkxA, Ny 7A,rived, bark Sophie tBo. Jones'
SAT- PoSp wC.. Sep. Issailed. bark Susan Tissger-
In ror Sept il. bark Sea Gull. Stevens. une
Sr THOMAS. Dee sl-Arrved, bark Gcorsietta, Small.
ST scss N, Dec a,-ci.arsd. bark Ami. Troop Or,
Fritz, liavre
fPgn STEAMER crrr or Bxnrrx,
ANsTgRpAs, Dec arrived. Alberto. cosuiich, Now
As,sR, Nov israsscd, Johanna, Rcsnge. from Manila
spr,aps Oct is--saiIed Trevelsu Edward. san Fran
Bosros Arrived in ciayhoc pec .. Louis Martinez
Br,ssoL, Dec .-Arrred, aihucra, Banks San pran-
pool Tor ycw York sailor fell from the masthead and
BkiyAsr. Dee 5--Arvcd. oakworth. wooahouse san
Francisco.
A-svcd =! do "a. wsismo, wossberg. Mirsmicht
Esnxys Dec a,.Ary,ysd nae, 81, Leist Sew York.
BoRnT,rv Dec darrsed. i,oran -, smithwtck Br..
rroeecdinr down SIN Wilhelm xiskcr Burmcis.cr for
Esscr,oxA Dec a--,rrived Antcnia, Abri, New York
BArAvn. Oct st-sasd. George Jordan, Duncan sam.
arans.
CARDIFF. Dee s-Arliycd, Pcppino Mignanc, Martina,
New
Cleared 9TH. wencna. TOR Havana: Taniore, do
CORK, Dec 3-Ar,ivcd J Williams Vaughan. Balti-
I
uorwsHAGyS. Dec 3--rassed. standard ,si Biacklaw
from abc lor Revs': Minerva ts, Barker. from New Or.
leans tor do.
cuxm.vSy Dec s--Sailed. Donald Ferguson. Ross New.
port.
carty Dec . Sailed. Dart Tracey. Sc Johns. NJ.
DE.h Dec sPassnd, Francis Lanbritl. trey from Java
for Amsterdam.
Anchored sth, Ada. Fcnnekoi, Lonaon for Hampton
Roads
f.uorrn. Dec 6Arrived. ycrt.s. Ressesen. Now York
VIA (uesu.own.
HOOK.
GLorcssrxg, Dec G-Arrived. Reveilo. Reynolds. New
York
Ga.vRsTyp Dec ~ Sailed Aqna, Tor Charleston; Amelia
Ross Tor Vnnrouver's Island.
GLASGOW, dec 4*-silsd, Lake Michigan. Lamont Baiti'
more: 9th. Pho.ncan 90, for Rncnes Ayfrs
Arrived 9Th Asatis ts'. New York. Anteinette ferrnro
M,ntreaL
! GsssSocx Dec 7-Arrived Challenge, from 9nebrc
Sandstrnm fhilsdeipiia .
GrSos Dec +--Arrived. Esp.osatcre, Longcbardo New
York.
| Cicarsd 2a Marcia trcen!aai bunker. New Orleans.
irLt, pce .Arr,ea. Scpiantha, Mnrflssey, Cslcutia
| Sailed 9TH. Erin Is ~cPnre. san Francesca
HoLyHrtp, Dee o-Arrivcd. Lohisc. Ansatc baltimore
| Tor punlnik. yN -,
| phis
Cleared 3d. Amati Oneto. America
Ltyk.rovI. Dee 6--Arrivsd Cores. Stannnrf, JARVIS
Island Siralsnnd Vhlbera baltimore city OF New York
,sl T't- hts Phisdophia: Tth. Moraysn %, Graham.
Saied 9TH. Edwin 4 Lizzie Thorscn - Msrys
CLEARED 9TH. Rhone. u Hren DekersrAi 9th. lvsnhocs
Rurgsss, Cs:suttA; Leviashau Mosneld New lofn Willie
shepherd issvsss fsssds, vasssssss chssss Ttss~
The New York herald., 1876-12-24

pp-NOTiCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE
COAsTING AND FoRklGN rRADE.-taptains or officers
ofves engaged In the coastinr and foreign trade ebserv
the disp removal of bnoys requested
communicate the facts the HERALD that may be
brought publicly to the attention o the authorities
ette. addressed 80 the editor o the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
OF displaced bucys the cause o! their renewal VIII
all observed along tho Atsnc and Pacific
OF the American Continent When they are observed
the European In tue Mediterranean
IL Is that information be sent either by telegraph
letter the oudon office Of the Skw lonk HERALD. 40
Fleet street, London. the Paris Office VI Assnuc he
rOpera Paris. Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street London. or
"Rcnnc III Avenue de ropera Paris" Where eases OF
observed in the OF countries beyond
reach OF the telegraph In Asia Airiea captains
may with upoa reaching the first conven-
port This information will be eabed Tree Of charge TO
the HERALD and published
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, Dec 22-sailed, brig Won Benninrseu
Ger. Roster United States.
ASlwKnr. Dec 22-Sailed. bark Jason (Nor). Olsen,
United States.
CALCUTTA, Dec 22-Arrivcd, ship Republic Holiness II
draa
DARTMOUTH Dec 2s-sailsd. bark silas Fish. Sawyer
from Hamburg. New York.
Downs, Dec 23-saied. ship Ciamps Emilia dtaD. New
York. barks Grace tBr Wade Qrom Antwerp do Csstel-
lamere Itan. do
DuBLIy Dec 22-Saied, BARK Queen Victoria (Br, Ellis
United States.
HxLvoEr. Doc 2s-sailed. barks Alias tNor. Nicholson
PHILADELPHIA Nornen Gep. Gertssn, do doth from Rot
terdau).
HAvRE Dec 23-SAiisd steamer AmeriQue (Fr) Pouxolx
Ply mouth. E, and New York.
LIVERPOOL Dec 22-Arrived bark Gunevere (Br, Keith.
Savannah 2sd ship Adorna, Hawkins New Orleans bark
Herbert Han (Br, Davis. Gslveston schr Mary Pc
ters. York. Charleston.
Sailed c2d ships Jas Foster Jr Abse New York; Free
dom, Lawrence United Staes bnrks Emma Parker (Br,
Kelly. do; valkyria (Br,, McQuarrie, do.
PLYMOUTH Dec 23-Arrived steamer FHsa (Ger, Meyer.
New York for Hamburg land proceeded.
QuKxSsrowN. Dec 23-Arrivcd ship NimDus. Leonard,
San Francisco.
Also arrived 2sd, SAM steamer Algeria (Br) Watson,
New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
Also arrived 23d Ohio. Morrison Philadolpha
for Liverpool (xnd proceedsd)
RIO JAxKiRo, Dec 2i-ArrIved previously brig senora
Townsend. Baltimore.
SIERRA LEONE -Saleu echr Nellie ircat, whitney, st
Thomas.
vAlKscIA, Dec 2l-Sailed, steamer J Walker (Br,.
Green, New York.
Sailed about 2ist sesmar Caledonia tBr). Allison New
York.
WATERFORD. Dec 22-saied. barks Arcadia (Br) Ander.
United Sates Magnus Lagsboter (No Sorensen do
LONDON. Dee 23-rhe British bark John Read, Capt
Bartlng from New York, which arrived Falmouth 2ad
had her cabin smashed and lost her sails.
Steamer svcnd DAM. from Newport. e. with q cargo
railroad iron, for Digoy. Ms put Falmouth Dec 30
with loss of propeller.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
sscursd and the crsv we're pulled land The
badly frozen thss they could not

and the crsv pni'ed 80 land The
and . badly oxsn thar they could nos
be moved
PEovfpRxcE. RI Dec a3-Ths Fall River line steamer
left Newport ut o'cocs This morning Tor Sew York
RIO JANxigo Nov sS--On Oct rs Capt knx and te
OF the BRUSH clsrclcn destroyed by tire ~ wee
encountered tn. e BAhis Brazil IN destitute
condition and relieved by the authorities.
SAN FsAxcIsco Dee l5-rhc barkentinc Quickstep
recently launched Port Ludlow and the tn
this said the models builf on
the Pacific lier capacity will be about
6uoog OF lumber Her Josseiyn Capt
Rob; Sudden Fage who cuinma ands her Tier d
nsnson follows sfength OF keel 40 "et breadth
- beam "a feet depth hold ~ feet registered tonnage
az She aboit xy.cp. and l. one ~ the nany
eal, nns vessels turned Hall Bros Of Port Lnd
low
>urEriLprSc-A iars. shin bo bull: a the yard OF
William y storer ia Waldoboro'
shipbuiding kenBebunk promises Ia be good Ihe
number o vessels started psvmlse sei aud the low
WAGES rsngn. from 81 - 81 20 per day. encourages
capitals 10 invest Capt Thonpsou has ship with
her deck in and house framed and work going rap
IDLY he - getting the frame another Last week
Crawford Perkins still stoca Taey have
unoer way three small fshing vessels Peter iowne -
building el ton hshing schr Wiids Is pushing forward
small schr and pleasure yacht Charles Hamilton IS Also
building fishing Graf. Thompson 4 rcomb have frame
coming IRON the south and will building in the
sprins Daniel Clark Is arranging 70 ond BARK When
The yards are all busy about 100 men employed
LAuScnEpAt south Bristol Dee 4. oy A d Gamage, =
fine Ling schooner OF about so tons, Elijah
Davis and others, of Friendship.
The New York herald., 1876-12-24
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Ship Gold Hunter. Incoin irou San Francisco for Liv-
erpool Oct 10. lat So y. Ion 6l I'll W.
ship - onin gton tAm4 steerin. south. Nov
Z. lat ", Ion ~ so w.
ship Golden State Delano from New York for shanSha
Oct 10. lat "a = Ion 81 ".
ship Governor riley Br. Humphrey. from Cardiff for
Rio Jancho, Dec 3. lat ~. Ion ~ 20.
ship Maryland Ger), from Bremen for Baltimore, Dec &.
off Portland. +.
ship Memnon Baker from Sin gapore for Boston, 80,
of Cape OF Good Hope
Ship Queen OF England tr). Hansen from Quebec for
Plymouth Dec a. lat ~ Al. Ion ~ II.
ship Cnrew tBr, Curwen from Hnanillos for Liverpool
Dec & lIt 50 v, lon ~ ~ w.
Bark Minnie Cameron tBr, Martin. from Troon for Car
denss, Nov 30 las ~ 4O Ion 10 ~.
Bark Ii A Burnham. Rayner. from Newport T. tor Ha.
vana. Nov II. lat 1s 40. len 30 IL.
Bark Tho Kildare tBr from Belfast for Pensacola Dec
lat ~, Ion D.