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ARRIVALS.
RFPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrEsTO>E TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer City of Chester Bp. Titbrs. Liverpool Aug
and Sd, with mdse ana 10 john
Dale arrived at 45 AMI. Aug TO- tat ~. Ion 80 90,
"A bark. bound W. showing signals QBHD
same day, 1870 Pm. 3e4 miles Of sandy Hook Ham
do line bound h; same day. $3.50 PM, 40
miles do City or Berlin (Br). hence for lver
pool 10 PM 10 lies Of do, Anchor line steamer
bound T..
steamer City Of Mexico Mcintosh New Orleans July ~
Tampico Tuspan goth. Vera Cru, 31st Campeachy
Aug Progrcso I'd and Havana 7th. with mdse and pas
sengers Alexandra sons Aug 4 lat - Oh on ~ D.,
signalcd British bark. from Barbados TOT the Mexican
coast showing signals tMJC; same day. British bark,
steering y showing Signals NSMG 9th. no lnt. &C. ship
Tonawanda from Liverpool for Mobile.
steamer Gamma Br). Whter. Bermuda Aug -. with
mdse and passengers to A Uuterbridge.
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, kichmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Did Dominion
Steamship Co
Steamer Agnes. Smith. Phil phla with mdse to Boecr
Morgan.
Steamer Aibcmarle. Gibbs Lewcs Del mds, to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Coulnakyc iof ABERDEEN, Gordon, Hiogo April 3.
with nd.e To Carter llawey Co. Had variable weather
lat 20 and Cape OF Good Hope experienced heavy
gHic~from and NV. with high and much lat
33 49, 81. had another very heavy uRlc from the
ward and high passed Cape GOod Hope June IL
anchored at 81 Helena June 20 and lett crossed
the Equator July IL, in lon 25
Bark TRADE Aus), Tarrabocna. Lverpool june 70,
belfast 70 J SeageS.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug li--saied bark Pomona Nor Jonas
sen. New Orleans; Athlete for New York
HHEMEs Aug i1-Sailcd. bark China (ier) Jordan New
York: 18th, ship john Berry. Emerson Tybcc
CADrz. Aug 1l-Arrved. schr l. A Sanchez Benson Sa-
vaanah.
CrnIsriASA, Aug 9-Arrivcd. bark Familiens Minde
(Nor), johnson, New York.
CRoSsrADr Aug O. Arrived. ship Leonard (Rus) Petrol
New York brig svea (Nor), Olsen, baltimore
DANTzic. Aug 9-Arrved, bark Jupiter (Ger) Leitke
Philadelphia
Sailed 9Th bark Frank. Wallace. New York
GErLR Aug 9-Arrved, brig Agnes tGer), Jucll Baiti.
HAaguRG, Aug 9-Arrived. banks Alma QGer) Tobias,
New York 1lth, Desensano tSp, Martinez Wilmington
NC
sailed 10th. bark Maggie Horton CBn. Horton Charles
ton.
SilAvRE, Aug ~, AM--Arrved. steamer France tfr)
Trudec, New York.
INNIsHowrs HEAD, Aug lI-Sailcd. bark Mnneha aha
(Br McGonigle Orom Londonderry, Baltimore
dage. Port Hastings.
LoSpoS, Aug l2-Arrved. ship Bokhara (Br), Larsen
New YORK.
MovfLLr Aug I2-Arrved, steamer Sandman tBr) Dut-
ton, Montreal for Liverpool (and proceeded.
PLYMOUTH. Aug I2-Arrived, steamer Losing (CieY) ,
Ludwig, New York for Hamburg.
RIVAL, to Aug i2--Arr,vca. Monitor from srdrcwater
Ms
SHARPNESS Aug ia-Arriycd bark Scotia tBr, limos.
Brdgewatcr, Ms.
Arrived at - Aug 10. "G Roma. from United States
Sailed from - Aug TO- the Maddalena, for New York 4.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHrAD. Aug ~. PM-Wnd Ne, cloudy
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asisa 5 51f Sss'sf Sis:
RIGA July 27Arryed Alliance ,isyorssn New y1 York
souIn4nrTo,. July so-Arnved Giuseppe Asrso. Mas
susDEHIASp July so-sailed. Minnehaha LongdAe.
Hsrwirh os New York.
smrLOs. Aug i-Auived. Fredn"es' Peders'n' Now
sss sailed % sE; sn SSsbes Boz.
ST. rypw.L koADs, July si-saed' Ocean oh''d Ho-
swIsrxUsDE July 2s~xrrivea. Madarr. Meyer. New
svKspnoHc July 25-Arrved. Emsle. Bohei, New Ycrk s
ST NAxARh. July 29-sailed, Bertha Blandnou Ne"
sAsrAsDKR. July 27-Arrivcd, Samuel. Umpear, New
sTGyissssi ". July ia~Arrssd, warisq nalis'' Ry-
Sailed 18Th: Aaroa: Coates. s.ll River: ru.., Wood
Gibson. from New York '''
souRAnAY4 June g. Arrived. Proons. orcuts ssmarsng
TRIESTE, July 24-Cicarcd, Investigator Carver New
Qne bec; 18th. Madeline Thomas shediac, NIB.
,WnIrEHAvEs July 3o-sailcd, Oscar H.. Gul'cksen.
wKsr HAarLnrooL. July ae-Arrived. Victory William
WICKLOW, July 2s-sailed. westmoreiand. GAMBLE 81
wIsBEAcH, Juy sI-Arrived. Arfacsad. Maresca. New
WATERFORD. July 2s-sailed. Parcnti. Razxetto. New
Sailed from the Passage ist Neptune Norberg st John,
YxurDEs. July Sailed skudnesnaes. Kjeidsen, Amer.
lea
. ss'1 sr Hs % . sss s tvs
in lat 90 lon 10 W, sprung aleak; VIII discourage cargo
BERWICK July 81 The bark crswrords Koeiod, from
Quebec grounded in the river last night where she re-
no apparent damage.
CArE Town July "a has been held on the Am,
repairs proceeded with: have recon.
msnded that the portion the es,go by the water
DuNpALx July 3I-Of in the bay--The brig Moses Day.
Crosby p fhsdslpha, from Harvey, Ms viii ron'in for
HAvRE July Belfast night the George Hurlbut for
New Orleans had proceeded to sea mmny broke GU. os
FROM the shore The still remains in the roads pend
The Josoia, CaIve, from Ship Island for Valencia,
which put into Ca In distress was reoadns on July -
for Hong Kong reported off Cape santana. Van Demen
the veo" '. Of se"s q from for
ana the @ were ,Soo snrr h %a
and bulwarhs damaged e.
ais july s'
SSss o Sa s.d s Winds
fog up Channel had Gains, with dense
M o or was
July % through ballast shifting ship capsixing
saved aud landed at the Hebrides.
MAuRIrIUs tby tel dated Alden. July 81 The Victoria
here BY Of Ss Is
being s,rppsd cal.ed and tsmetaea viii. mar.
damaged Part cargo has been discharged YES
sol will repair ahoat.
The captain Of ship Fuller signed bottomry bond for
1000 ne premium OF per cent discount.
QUEENSTOWN, July s1--The Glengaber, Gray. arrived
hero from Pabelon de Plea. repvrts:Julv H. at AN.
passed old hulk with champion, Of Prince Edward
Island" the watcrogged port anchor the bow
starboard cable hanging out Of the hswe pipe mass and
bowsprt by the board covered nil with banaceg
o the outside lat BS n, Ion Al W.
SUNDERLAND, Aug 1.-The City OF New York 0s, or the
Inman line which is undergoing extensive alterations In
power. Her former engines were only some $50
power; that her speed viii be greatly increased
TRIESTE July 27--The MASTER DE Martins of the Wit.
toris which arrived here Jny from New York. made
claim for general arising chiefly from loss OF sails
during the voyage amounting 70 about 9oOf
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BARK Bensdetro dtap. caaero. rowey. ~ days. with
BARI S.,sso ss rea. 70
To- Ear" s s. GssD asgO Apsrs suss 30 with md''
Bark GiromIna dtaI, Jaccsrno Legborn AZ days with
mdss 90 ahasf Hardy sco' vessel 70 funch. Edge Co.
Bark opstho qa Lodoyieo TrapanI a days. with salt
Bark rcren,ngsn. Bay Eo Jansiro % days with coffee
ss siegs % signals m sS'
&c. 70 ballet Bouitcn. '''' 0"''''' - ''''
Bark ramia. seisura, Havana Is days. in ballast to
Bs rarssina dtaD De Ansels oatanis p days with
Co. Passed Gibraltar june %
s.s oa s s w 70 1
sugar and ,aclassss d Trowbridse 4 60. =. 81,
Brig i:spsrsnzs tspan). vergss Havana 10 days. in bal
brig San Antonio (spsn) Durall Matanzas 10 days. in
sshI D i si.oss Libby Rna.aa e days. with c0eo"nut'
20 Vessels vessel 70 Celebrity w l Il DAVIS with ,um
Der . oysron Mswias vessel TaDes sssi,s ,.n
Der ss".Ssra Co: vessel 70 iappsr Bsai,Is
ss sE d r foa n SS with
schr sydney Mansel. Newton. Virginia.
seSr s fSaSo A Evan. Bsvsy .ry ysnpa
sssslIr Pa W Wsysnsr: simon; MsfyIsnd;
to Jed Frye Co.
h inss ne Sp
Bedford; 9TH lat AZ Is Ion 81 So bark Sarah Nandeli
sBr) from Dublin for Quebec 7th lat 45 10. lon a 40
Hs ae is St. bound ss%
81 A. ship Minister OF Marine .Br from ST John NB Tor
American limo and State line all bound f.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune Berry Boston for New York.
schr Della lBr), Pye. Dorchester. b. for New YORK
Schr Marcelius Pomeroy, Ellsworth for New York.
Schr Hattie Hines, Bangor tor New York. -
schr Ada Herbert, Allen, Gloucester. Mass, for New
York.
Schr Revenue, Kelley, Boston for New York
schr Theo Dean Babbitt. Taunton for New York.
Schr Emma White, Taunton for New York.
Schr Albert w Parker Dean. Taunton tor New YORK..
Schr " ID Aangum Chase New Bedford New YORK
Schr Ida Ii Borden Baker, Fall River for New York.
schr l. Thompson Hall, Providence Tor New York.
Schr Il II Wilson. Harris Providence for New York.
Srhr Flyaway. Enos Providence for New York
Schr Vim Tcilman. 1rbbe. Providence for New York.
schr J II Gould, Hatfield, Providence tor New York.
Schr + & Smith, Smith, ProviGcnce for Now York.
Schr John Warren McCarr, Providence for New York.
Samuel Morris Morris, Providence for New York
schr NJ King. Jarvis; Providence for New YORK.
Sarah Louise Winchcnbnch. Westerly RI for New
York
sclr Hannah Blackmanu, Arnold, Pawtucket for New
York.
Schr s ID Barnes, Tuthill Bridgeport for Virginia
Schr Luna. Weller bridgeport for New York.
Schr VI Dunicld ynor. Portland. Ct tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Newport OBJ. Miller, New York for st john NB
Schr w II Miller Patterson New York for st ohm NB
Schr Sammy Ford, Alien. New York for Boston.
Schr Holen Z. Jones' New York Tor Portland.
Schr NJ Freeman Eldridge, New York Providence.
Sehr c Noyes, Baker Port johnson for Providence
Schr j Ponder, Jr, Por. johnson for Providence.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

SsSYs CARY
attire; Georgetta, Small, Barbados schr Hall Wilson,
Sailed Banks Marco Polo and Biagno
BALTIMORE Aug ii-cearea sehr Jas Phelps Rock
isth Arrived, steamer " Bruno, Foster. New York;
BARK Casisus lBr,, Cox Bahia sehrs deorgie b. NcFar
sailed steamer Caribbean. :, ,, .... n..r
iotn-Arrlved, schrs Melville. Holland noOSken: IA
oWs Nsw
ssiiea-Bsrk Courier CBr'. Bristol, Z: brig Paratore
Cleared I .,. brig Minnie AoOie for Portland; 'ehr
ssl SosRo Aug se brig Leonard
Meyers, Hicks, New York:
% VII crS Ws ssa d. ys a 5sss
Mahs do Index. Garrison. aud Martha Innis, Newoomb
do; , 10Th, Nellie u. I9mper Higgins. 40
.saIed.schrs Arie Garwood Stephens, Philadelphia
VIEWPOINT Aug TO- PM Arrived schr. MedGord. Low
Ia!d SosisIi Aiiss ss!ss.ea Ia'SsS, stony Greek p
S.ass iyassIs xlss ksy - sT%sh
Johnson smith. Pawtucket for New York.
kn Meey AYE York Jaas ns
nah; bark Autocrat tsr,. Keneay, Dublin; brig r
PoRiLAND Aug 10 Cleared, schr Maud Malloch. Bck
ford hath part Of ,,s
Barker, EN- y Cook, and other ..,p , n.,,
New York, to load for Rio rande Luca Snow. Gregory,
ssiled-schrs C W Collins, Hodgkin and Phelps,
Lane. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 4-Cleared, steamer LkeDke
(aw), Marchant Honolulu; ship Topgaiant Rollins Ma
nuimo; bark Monitor Emerson, Honolulu
Sailed-Bark jas Chcston. Swanton. Port Townsend.
SEATTLE, Aug 4-Saiied banks Montana Weeks, and
Tam ~ Shanter, Patterson. San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Aug I1-Ceared. steamer Seminole, Mat
thews, Boston,
12th-Arrived steamer General Barnes Cheesman, New
York.
ST MARYS, Ga Aug 3-Arrived brig Woodland. Valen.
tine, New York. TO load for River Plste.
Also arrived ID mot 6th), bark Ada Crosby, Crosby
New York.
VINEYARD RAVEN Aug 1O-Arrved schrsJ Wy
Urann, San Domingo City for Boston Mary Eliza
small Rondout tor do Cocheco Merrism New York Tor
worth: Vim Pickering Loring. Gardiner for Now York
Anna Frye smith. Windsor, II. tor do: Lizzie Major
Gerrish, do for Alexandria.
Passed hy-schrs G VI Porter. Allen and Thomas,
Windsor NS, for New York. Mary Stow. Bacon plymouth
for do Active, Seward, ingham CB Tor Philadelphia
.saled-schrs farrcster, J q Drow, Onward. Anna
Myrick, Martha Weeks, w l. Sturges. Watson Baker,
Evelyn. Aida Bowdoin, Addc SAWYER Garland Warren
Sawyer Caisa, Lizzie Raymond, Mary Eliza, ID Ellis Red
Rover Col W Race aud Cocheco
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THE LUTHERAN LOCKOUT.

Services were held yesterday forenoon at st. Pau's
Lutheran Evangelical Church, Henry street, near
Third place. South Brooklyn, by Rev. MIR. Newman,
the pastor, against whom much objection made
by tho trustees, who for two Sundays caused the
doors to be locked against him. There not
than ten or twelve persons present during the SER
vices. The Chairman OF the Board OF Trustees. Mr..
Schafier, stated TO reporter that there would be
action taken In the promises till the trustees could
hold meeting this evening certificate from the
President of the Lutheran Synod has been received
by Mr. Newman and will be read At the trustees
meeting II declares that opportunity was afforded
for making charges against Mr. Newman, but no one
nded
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
sovzRNMENT CLERKS EXPECTED TO PAY THEIR
DEBTS.

GOVERNMENT CLERKS EXPECTED TO PAY THEIR
DEBTS.
wAsHIYGToS, August 19, 1877.
Acting Secretary Mccormick yesterday issued cir.
cular to the employees OF the Treasury Department
stating that the credit OF the government required
duties TO be performed by honorable men; that the
Secretary would lot be annoyed by creditors seeking
their just dues from clerks; that 1t expected that
all Just debts would be paid, and that if clerks refuse
70 pay just debts they will be charged with fraudulent
practices recommended for dismissal by the chiefs
" their respective bureaus.
EMPLOYMENT IN THE NAVY YARDS.
Since the LIST Of July tho Secretary OF Navy has
rven employment to 400 men Mt the navy yards
throughout the country The appropriations tor the
several bureaus of the department, although smaller
than usual, have been literally distributed, TO
give employment to as many as possible. 1t is the
object of the Secretary to relieve the wants or those
deserving employment TO the full extent Of his power
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J. A. GRADY'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF John A. Grady ex Comptroller Of
Hoboken, took place yesterday afternoon from the
late residence OF the deceased in Third street. that
city The remains followed their last resting
place by largo body OF mourners in carriages and
foot Wadsworth Post, Grand Army OF the Republic,
Of Hoboken, and several members OF the Sixtyninth
Regiment, New York. att ended the funeral The In
terment in the Hudson County Catholic Cemetery.
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DROWNED AT ROCKAWAY.

AS theetoamer Americas approached the first land
ing Rockaway, about O'Clock yesterday after
noon, man struggling in the water about
one hundred yards from shore and crying for help
For several minutes while the Americas lay waiting for
another pass, the unfortunate person fought
against the waves but strong undertow appeared to
hole him and finally he sank No Efforts were made
for the part of the officers board tho
Amercus On examining his clothes left the shore,
q ticket on the Long Island Railway was found, but
nothing by which 10 identity the deceased. His body
vaa nOl
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BURGLARY In ENGLEWOOD.

Between twelve and one O'Clock on Sunday morning
the house OF Mr.. Chandler In Engewood Bergen
county, N. j., entered by burglars. They bound
and gagged the hostler and the servant GIRL and
through the house, taking everything they could lay
hands They took between 81 900 and So 900 worth
OF property in jewelry and other articles They also
took horse aud phactOn. The family away
from home at the time. The hostler is under arrest
or SUSPICION Of being IMPLICATED in the burglary.
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LOADED MAN AND CLUB.

In the liqaor saloon Of Gus stormers, No. % Grand
street, Williamsburg, last night two got into
fight. One OF them, Cort Sanders drew loaded club
and struck his opponent, Mortimer Sullivan, several
blows tho head The injuries Inflicted danger
AWAIT tho result.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 numbers. from 81 ISL 10 1890 inclusive, being
the nine remaining units of tho same ten NJ the
number drawing $4,000 $500
numbers from ID, 81 to IA $50 inclusive being
the nine remaining units OF the same ten OF the
number drawing $4,000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O0
numbers, from b., 81 to ~ $50 inclusive, being
the nine remaining units o! the same ten OF the
number drawing "a, ODJ. 100
1000 numbers ending with 3D. being the two last
figures of the Humber drawing the capital prize
OF $3O,on ~
The subscribers having witnessed the Single Number
Drawing Glass III, Louisiana state Lottery, hereby
certify that the above the numbers WHICH were this day
drawn from the 100000 placed In the Wheel
Witness hands at New Orleans La, this Tuesday,
August Z, 1877 -
fo1fs qHlrPPihLain Fills, Commissioners,
t... j. n. PHELPS, '"e'''
l.. H.. FURSTALL.J
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings under the
supervision aud management OF Generals e. T. BEAUk
GARD and ~ BAL A. EARLY
CLASS nv TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1877
Capital prize $50,0OO.
Whole tickets, s. halves 81 80; quarters III 20
Address VI. A. DAUPHIN, box 692 Post office. Neg
Orleans La.
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KILLED BY HIS HORSE.

Richard Ayres, the driver OF an ice wagon. who
cas- kicked on the leg by Horse Wednesday last
died yesterday at chambers Street Hospital from HE
aGnaS ol The ia3uyT
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OBITUARY.
ALLARD ANTHONY.

ALLARD ANTHONY.
Hon. Allard Anthony died suddenly last night at
Poughkeepsie of congestion of the brain. He was a
prominent member OF the Duchess county Bar was
twice elected District Attorney, once County Judge
and was the leading republican OF the district.
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REV. GARDNER BAKER.

Rev. Gardner Baker, an eminent and aged minister,
well known throughout the country died suddenly ut
Thousand Island Park yesterday morning.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
HoLYHrAp, Aug ~. PM-Wind NE, cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAnIA. July 2-Saied berks Mary Ann (3r Johns. New
York; 9TH Cazique u3r) Coz, Pernambuco; 10TH Roand
Q3r, Davis, New York; Carron (brJ, Hodge do.
BERMUDA, July 26Arrvcd, bark Fisher (3v). Rich
ardS Lopdoui hras II Pitt CBr)s 0uterbr1dges NeH
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

A Is STEAMSHIPS, STEAMBOATS,. STEAM YACHTS
n Tugs freight Prnpecrs Feryboats &c. for sale by
FREDERICK q. SCHMIDT. South William ST.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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Steamer. sails Dest,natDDni Office
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DA
HERALD YACHT WEATHER. OBSER
VATIONS
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. Y, 1877,

Brisk. +Fresh.
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Hook; sis Melrose. ONcli, Southwest Pass: Edda, An
Hose KosG, Aug 1--Arrved. Benefactor, Hayden. Now
isSrsnovEs HEAD. July 3i-saled Lordcn skiold. Mon.
treal.
mot New York; Guicrmc 81. New York; sisi Caspian
man, ansoo1; Lake champian %. Bernson. Nontreai
Sailed july so~M Sttea, Martnoch. Mira!nishi Mary
H ssana Ssx
Orleans: y ilhemine, Welsh, Phadelphia: Aug Gam;
ss;rsS sss sicily ss s%,
alewSod Dixon Haliax: c ysrs ra quebec; "a Edith
osafSd ay 80 M"sfofa Bombay ss Peer
sb srs SSeHS5s az ''' A0'a'
the osm'head July %, Ashnhscc from Liverpool for
SSr1sWssS ss'sAp July 30 Moonlight from
Oh he skerrcs JulS 10 Queen OF England, from Liver
POI or Point ynas July % Cox Liverpool for
on hardscy July - Frank Flint from Liverpool for
On II Beos Head July 30 Eleanor Wood from MnryOort
LSSpoS July - Arrived, Thames g: Campbell, Non
miehi; Aug . Greece q, Andrew SSw ySrs c.,,..
sasS iE Sss~S %:c ss
Caroline Ss;,ai,S N.Y. Syoss xS, .,.%
iIoot: Sas John Pari;r sSsis John SB xsa
M9 ,s zaIss u ns
Son AsS es ss 3d.
sailed from Grave 3Oth Orncn, Quebec 31st. Bel
giuin. Moshcr, Delaware; Fame, Quebec: Aug Martin
Luther Montreai ID John PARSER ST. Johns; Agincourt
eIIe %sisa a July Arrived, Eencr, from Bowling and
sailed 9Th for Miramicni. 49, <,... -,
IrIrm Aug 1--Arrived Sea King, Crifhths. New York
LowFsroFT July 26-ssiled Eidsiva, Gundersen, Bull
Lixnalok. July alArrved, Ruby. Robertson 9uebes;
Aug l. Gypsy Queen. Montgomery Baltimore; Lusia r,
Costa do: Nofthumbrnn Piggie Philadelphia
sailed list. Giorgina, Bertolotto. New YORK ..
LoNpoNpYRRY July 3i-Sailed, Twilight. Thornton,
Quebec; Angelina, Capuro, New YORK; rorneskcld,
Cleared july 81 Ffrcnse G, Traverse Baltimore; Ida,
Raistonc, Quebec -. 49, 49,. ca. %
York: 30th Snnsego Mircovich New York.
NrwcAsrfF H. July 30 Cleared, British Lion, tor Que
bee ~, ,,--.-,
NEwc ,srtr NSW, juno 10 Arrived, Ned Whte
Tombs sidney land sailed 0thdor Java , -,
PLYMOUTH Aug 2-Arrived. souvenir, Ahdreasen' new
sailed july 80, Olaf Kyrrc. Jensen. New York; 3lst
Kovmar Norris Quebec; Aug l. Buwark. Seaton, Sague.
nuy; saniarang. Davidson. Quebec. ,,, -.
Passed the Lizard Aug Jarus Lincoln Lincoln, from
Hamburg for Cardiff . 49,, xy.u., 49,.
Dickey. Bnrrard Inlet. ,, 49,, - 49,. ~
York. -, a.. -,
Qrtnss1owS. Aug i-Arryed, syria, SoInins - John,
NIB for Cok Kong Sverre, Nielsen, Quebec Tor do Argus
Scott Montreal; I'd. Atheistan, BAyicy fortlsnd u
Sailed July 80, Bartolomco panevero: Irsee; 5lst
AhrnhsuJ SSvurials~ 1ssA 6AA.an- WnAs.s.AA 2as.s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-12

NOTICE-All persons indebted to tho estate
~ of WELLS A. HARPER. decd, are re-
ouested to mako prompt payment to the under
signed without delay, and those having claims
against the estate, will present Thorn duly au-
t6entcated to Robert Harper, Leosburg, Va.
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-,
ian l3-w4w p. o. box 49, New York city.
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Il CARD.-Circumstance rendering it de-
n eirable that should locate in Baltimore, l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Alexandria to DIR. d. N. RUST. He has been
for SO many years associated with me as to need
no introduction or endorsement, his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. l cordially commend HIN.
to the favor Of my friends and patients, rs well
worthy OF the position to which he succeeds, and
hespeak for him the practice with which, for so
long, have been favored. ~
JAMES i. HUDGhlN.