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OFFiCE II, q T. G. Il, II, %.
liouSTOS, TEXAS, Jan. II, 1877.
United States Wind Engine and Pump
Company, Batavia, Illinois.
GENTLEMEN The first Mind Mill
bought of your agent, Mr. Collins,
near two years ago, on trial, has saved
for our road about - q month, and
has required no repairs and never
failed to supply all the water we need
ed. Siuce then we have bought from
Mr.. Collins ten other mill. The pumps,
spouts and valves made by you give
us better satisfaction than any we
have yet tried.
Yours very truly,
NJ. II, HOWE, chief Engineer.
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Taxpayers, Attention /,

Notice is again given that l am
ready to receive taxes on the delIn-
quent Dallas und Wichita railway,
and Texas and Pacific railroad AS
sessment for 1874 and 1875, az also
for 1876. On the first Monday IN
March the deliquent taxes for 1874 and
1875 will be advertised and'sold with
the city id valorem taxes, unless sooner
paid. in. OGDEN,
City Assessor and Collector.
InnunrY L. lR17. -lw
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sparkling furniture Of the bar. The
"Exchangen opens this evening Mt Ave
o'clock, and will no doubt become one
Of the most attractive resorts in the
city. u
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Look Here

Remember that pipes are sold In re-
tail at Wholesale prices at Theodore
Reinecke's, 800 Main street; also du-
plicate of his well known stock of
cigars one door east Of Thompson's
Theatre.
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IOncial.l
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in Dallas postoilIce I'M
called for. Parties calling for the same
will please say advertised, Tues
day, January %, 1877" Those ofthem
renainining uncalled for at the end Of
four weeks VII be sent to the dead let
Ter Office:
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old King cole

Was n jolly old soul, and the reason
was because he drank "Old Crow"
whisky. Billy keeps il at the Opera,
three doors east of the opera house.
Give it trial. u
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State Of Tcrds, County Of Dallas.
L. y, NJ. Swink, Cashier of the abovo
named bank, do solemnly swear that t i've
ABOVE statement Is true to the best Of my,
knowledge and belief ''' my
suo. q. M.'swINK, Cashier.
sworn to before me this January iS IN,
~ IL, steagall, Notary Public.
Dallas, Texas.
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Ready-made dresses 81 81 TO $40 each;
Cloaks u to $40; Hats to match suits,
Mt "A, A. Pearsons. 500 Main street.-tf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


BE sure and see those beautiful cases
OF sterling silver goods, choice presents
for your wife, sister or mOther-in'law,
at j. M. Oram's, 500 Main street.--tf
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Exchange Bank will be
held ut the Office OF said bank at .
o'clock p. m, on Tuesday, the 3Oth day
of January, 1877, Tor the purpose OF
elccting officers for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of any other bust
ness that should properly come before
said meeting. o. 4" swNE,
Cashier
nGl'aa. 1uNns Dec, a,u Jecjl-in
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A dwelling house on Live Oak street,
No. 2i0. Apply to Hoyt Il Coffin, 1877
Elm street.
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WlNN VIM Jr Winn W.
w Welsh Welsh WIN
Wea'herrrd Rnbt WOlWorth !
"a elm WIN WELDON W j
WuItsrll James White Wm
white W Il WILDE JOSEF h "
Wilson Miller Holdy W NJ
n ElGLERA iderson Huirlde Thomas
Miscellaneous.
hessrs Clark 4 wit
The County superintendent Of schools
MIR Collins, Prop Traders Wagon lHri
becOmb & Co
Proprietor sherman House
FlltOr Dallas News
Dallss and CleburDe X K GO
President Of GrcenbacR Convention
Agent q q BIS VI Co
Agent Bloomington Nursery
Foreign Letters.
NADER Edward MeetE John
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STATE OF TEXAS, Dallas County-ss.
/, ThOs. X. Ferguson, Cashier OF the City
Bank OF Dallas, do s0lemnly swear that the
above statement is true, 10 the best of my
knowledge and belief.
THOS. X. PERCUSSION, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
9TH day of January, A. ID. 1877.
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER,
jan2l-d Notary Public Dallas Co.
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DANKS 0irty Bcckner Mamie
I'D Booth Jessie q Barnes Elizabeth
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~ bean Emma Douglas Amanda
Duke MIS- l. Dunn Nancy
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~ ODBOLD Moliio Gibbs Sallie
VI Gait Salie Gray Minnie
AlSELL Hattie Hanshri Anna
III Harper sophie Hirge Lolita
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AIACKEY Missouri Mlliken Emma
wi McFnll Fannie McGruin Agnes
N"Goworn Mary
10 Lbs ""'N0
DuILLpa Harriet plowmuu Nrt.D 3g
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vt. LOUIS, January 2,-Cattle quiet and
unchanged
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CLEARED.

Steamer City of Berlin tBr). Kennedy Liverpool via
Queen stow nj ohm e. Dale
steamer Barbary tBrJ, Bark6ll Bristol, E-Hendsrson
Bros.
steamer Corcs, Freeman Halifax. rs, and st ohns,
EF-Ciark 4 seaman.
steamer City oil Dallas, Lines Fcrnandins via Port
ROYAL So II Mallory Co
Steamer W Bruno. Foster. Baltlmore-Wm Daxcll.
Steamer Anthracite trumlev. PhiladelphiaJas Hand
BARK Bondcven fNor. Thomassen, Liverpool Ben
ham X Bovesen.
Bnrk Regina 6 orr, Moulund, London Punch, Edyc
bark Ala tNor,. Aslaksen, Morgan or Broad Pin E.
Bockmnnn. O-rlrin K 10.
Bark tAus), Colombo Cork Falmouth for
-Slocovich h Co.
bark Addie Ndam Curtis Bremen-Brett Son & Go
Bark Virginia stafford (Brj. Phillips. Gcnoa--I W Par
Bark Unionc taiJ. CaGcro Gibraltar for ordersJ amos
Henry.
Barx Rosa Utah, DO Rosa. Gibraltar for orders
Bcnhnm n Boycscn.
Bark q dc zaldo Miller, Perth .Amboy, NJ -waydeii 4
Co.
Briy.J Williams tBr). Williams. Belfast ii whitney
Co
Brig Ida (swe) Petersen. Stettn-Funch Edyc 20.
Brig Bergen. Harding Jr. Aexandretta Csyria)
Il Weinberg Co.
brig Glance OBJ. Ill., Barbados and Dsmerara-r W
Whitney.
schr Mary Dyer. De Lamar. Cape de Verde Islsnds-D
W Leonard.
Schr Impulse DIR. Adams Belize. Iiem -Leaycraft Co.
Schr Alpha (Brj. Wharton Barbsdos-rhos Donuison.
Schr Il Warren. Johnsun st Reconsideration h Co.
Schr Howard Williams King. Batmorc-Wm Chalmers.
schr Ell. Robinson. Perth Amboy Nj-smpson, CiHpp
Co lrecleared from ,,ug u.
;,ciir Bclle, simpson. New Haven't Pope Bros
schr Isaac + HAZARD iowes. Bridgeport, Ct-Charles
living
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The NEW JERSEY MIDDLE.

Hon. William D. DAILY Of the Now Jersey Bar, Who
has been retained by tho liquor dealers TO nght tho
Excise law, which Is being rgidly enforced by
Mayor Solder. " Jersey CITY, and The Temperance
League, stated last evening that he had already
tutcd proceedings Tor $4,000 in behalf Of ex.Free-
holder James Roche Iionor dealer, on Newark ave-
tue. Jersey ruy, against George l. Langworihy, an
agent oi tho Temperance League The gut Is brought
Tor alleged libel against Mr. Roche III charging him be-
lore The Mayor and Board o Alderman with Keeping
disorleriy house. The SUIT will be begun before Tho
next term Of Court.
Among liquor dealers to whom license has been 70.
fused owing TO charges preferred by tho Temperance
League is Owen McCuc, corner Of Grove street and
Newark avenue; John Moran Grand street; Murphy II
Meyers, proprieiors OF the Park House, on Pavonia
avenue, and others, numbering IN all about hun.
dred and hty. In every suit will be Instituted.
The counsel Tor the Temperance League is Stephen b.
Ransom President of the Jersey City Savings Bank,
and Past VI. H. Patriarch OF the Sons OF temperance
o! America. The Temperance League feel greatly ag-
pricvod by the reports OF some of their agents which
exaggerated aud which they do not wish 10 in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
BLooDGooD's SUICIDE.

The body OF the young man who committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head in the Battery
Park on tuesday night last yesterday identified BY
bis fatber as that Of William 4. Bloodgood aged
seventeen, OF No. III Ainslic street, Brooklyn,
D. The deceased, II was learned had for
some time past been employed waiter at the Hotel
Espa6ola in East Fourth street. He very s'cky
and at times subject to dts OF melancholy I, is
thought that young Bloodgood attacked with one
Of those ts when he killed himself. left the hotel
At An early hour on Tuesday morning with s. IN his
pocket With this he purchased pistol and then
went down to the Battery Park where he remained all
day and up 10 eleven O'Clock Y. NJ, when he placed
the muzzo OF the weapon just above hts right ear and
discharged IT, He tell to tho gravel walk DEAD where he
was shortly aferward found The body taken TO
the Morgue, and on Thursday evening Spaniard
called and requested 10 see II. The suicide wore
blue and white neckte, and this the man thought ne
recognized that worn by Bioodgood. His iaher re-
coepizsd the remains which will be taken TO BROOK
Ign this orn'Dg for burial.
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MIpNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFriog or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrYIcER,
WASHINGTON, August Ill A. n.
Indications
For the Middle STATES and New England, rising
barometer, cooler northeast TO northwest winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather except possibly warmer
southwest winds In a portion Of tho Middle Atlantic
States.
For Saturday In tho South Atlantic aud Gulf States
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary pressure
and temperature southcrly winds and clear partly
cloudy weather will prevail
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
vncys rising possibly followed by falling barometer
warmer, south aud east winds, generally clear
weather and possibly local storms followed by cooler
north winds ut Western stations.
For the jako region, stationary or rising barometer,
sou,hwes, and northwest wind clear or pory cloudy
weather and stationary temperature.
rho rivers Will remain stationary or falling.
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ssssf III, S;y Gs ps brig Flee. ooa s
lise from Baltimore; disg ,.r. u.,.... NAN ".
rs.c. Ssw York %y before
CnArnAm NIB. Aug 3-Arriycd. ships Dnnrobin OH,
bark "I Gnd nasG, III B Hsccnns harrow nun
St Tafs Isl Ss'h sse Ala.
Gundsr.en sharpnes Sd barn liant; County tBr Coch.
I%erp sp:' bark A No Thcrs.n ard,
HusaooA July 2s-ln port 'chr Winner Nssh for New
mHvssA. Aug io-Arived, steamer City Of Merida. Rey-
i1IirAx Aug 7-saiied, brig Christina tBr). st Marga
iurSsoe,. Ams arrived. schr Druid tBr, smcltsor,
Trinidad via 'oson,o c,u. A NV,
ss~% % Dominion Roberts
Cleared 7th S. aners Ontario. Bouchctte. Lvcrpool
MrnAsrcmI Ana Arrived, bark Melville, Harlow. Bre.
SlcuAso PR July 20 port. schr Elizabeth De Hart
%rwc%srnH. NJ. Aug arrived banks wAsama xor
aid Gasson Dock 7h Star of the West Br. Day. Liver
Cleared 1st bark Freeman Dennis B, Fletcher Bristol
pHSAnrn ROADS, Aug 7-srrived bark Pcnery Br.
P,crou. rs Aug 7-Arrived, steamer Carroll, Wright.
Cleared TIN bark Advocate OBJ: spiesr Montreal:
M sseneman. crc.hs, Belfast; 0iaso Guison,
Liverpool ras!nania orowcll do Lille sSaard Kiam
s Sss Lake ys lsFSs1 . ss.S! Syns"s
Montreal brig. ienrys. Bcamsr. Glasgow for do comao.
CsIdwell. Barbados.
below St ships Lake Superior Stewart from Liverpool
Ardmore. Mcconnell, from Glasgow.
Cleared Sth barks Annie Fleming. Jopp. Ardrcsssn
mouth Forest Queen, Morris, Cardiff; v sta Hoffman,
Ko J1srao. July 4-Arrved, bark jennie Cobb Small,
Pensacola. 80. a.,
India; Ellen Joodspecd Morse or do; Lucille, Talbot for
do. 1870, -, =,
SANTOS. July s-Clcared, schs Oriental Ger), for New
York
Cleared June o. bark AIonso Br, for Bnl River. in
ballast
stes. fss New York IN 10 dayA
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SPOKEN.

Ship Contest Br, James, from Quebec for swansea July
2S lat so. ion Is
Ship Pride OF tho Ocean (Br Welsh. from New York for
Marseilics. July IL. lat Al. Ion a.
ship III Captain. Lincoln. from Now York Tor San Fran
CISCO July =. lat q Is N Ion ~ rs "
Ship Rock City Br), Lethbridge from Antwerp for One
bee, July %, lat 40 "a n, Ion @ IS W Of Paris.
ship rDce Louis DID, Moore from Calcutta for Fall
mouth, June Is on st Helena.
Ship Genmorag (ir), Dawson. from Calcutta tor New
York june IL of Capc L'Agnlhas
An Americas, ship showing fourth pendant Nos 41?6.
I35 days from Aky alb for Falmouth July IT. lat
Al \. ion-a4 w.
Bark 'inkel Ger Tasche from New Orleans for Bremon.
July Is. lat ~, Ion a.
soyio lBr). Cardiff Quebec July U.s.
20 miles SW Of Point.
Bark Edith Mary lBr). from Archange for Boston. July
20, lat II, Ion %
York July 20. lat 49, lon "a
Brig Carlton tBr. from - ago tor slifa Aug g. lat
Al 10. lon 81.
scir and Doherty 10 days from New York for Bahia
Is days becAned), July :, lat 81 n, lon 42W.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScHR WIN scuLL. from Charleston. sc. for Weymouth.
ashore Block Island IL entirely broken Part OF the
vesssl washed ashore the rest gone to sea; NO sn Of
scHR WING from New York for Fern andna ashore
Fenwick island of shore last night half her
length Il is said lies easy. remains ghi. and Is In
good conditsn
scnR FAM PLAY. OF Portland was struck by lightning
of Green Island Tuesday night Her and rigging
badly damaged shs has put into Dix Island TO
pair.
fall has thorc ughy repaired ut Oakes sons dock,
Bangor, ana came o1 Wednesday, She has been re-
named Maid Of the Mist
LAuscnEp-At Bangor. Me. Aug TO- anew ship named
the Morse upward Of i40O tons Measurement shs 10
principally owned in bangor
Al kockpor:. Me. Thursday. Aug g. rom the yard OF
David Talbot fine 3nasted schooner OF 400 tons.
named wiherspoon o Camden. owned mostly In Cam
den. and In part by Il Witherspoon, Of Boston.
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AN INGENIOUS SWINDLER.

tall l,gt: conplcxoncd called At the stables
or Mr. W. Van Cott, corner of Fourth street and La
faysttc place. yesterday afternoon and asked to hire
horse and wagon. lie gave his name as John Fcrgu-
SIN and said tnat he was stopping at the New York
HotcL A horse and buggy were got ready for MIN
uud he drove on. The proprietor o, the stables
,,ld mis- clerk INQUIRE NJ the New York
Motel and see u there was such n person staying
lore fhe clorF informed that gentleman
=, nm, name was stopping tbcrc. He had large
amount OF baggage aud was intending 10 sail Tor
Europe today This satisfied the proprietor that all
Vas right: bus eleven o'clock came, and the man who
hsd hired ths wagon did not make mis- appearance
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Aug 9-Arrived, banks Lemnel, Dssiel. Bos
ton: 10TH Jedanest Dubro vack (Aus,. Pondo Phiiade
phia.
AMSTERDAM. Aug s-Arrivcd brig wandersr tBr). lewis
st john NIB.
BREMEN. Aug lo-Arrived, ship Gustav Oscar Uier),
Hartmann, New York
Sailed 10Th, ship Kondrck Fish. Henry, North America
BORDEAUX, Aug 9-Arrived. ship Thorndeah tBr), Har.
vey, New Orleans
arrived at auillac stn bark Ka.tens Vanguard tNor
Jacobsen, Baltimore.
FALMOUTH Aug 10 Arrived. bark xsdrs u,aD, Carri
philadelphia.
OF the Lizard losh bark 4qustor tSor. Wallace Now
York tor Falmouth.
GRKKNocK. Aug 9--Sailed ship Regina 3D. Corning,
Southwest Pass; bark Knyhton (Br Lindgren Mobile.
Gor1ESBuRG Aug lO-Arrived bark CITY Of Charlotte.
town (Br). scott Baltimore.
GIBRALTAR Aug 4 Arrived brig Margaret Pow-e (Br),
Adams New YORK schr Elisa Potter. Pendleton, do
Hull Aug lo-Arriyed, ship Cornelius U;er), Meyer
Pensacola; parks SMEtta DID, Taylor do Bernardo utsD
schanno. Now York; Condovcn rNor, Neglick San Fran
cisco.
HAMBURG. Aug Io-Arrved, schr Luola Murchison. Ga.
briel. Wilmington, nc.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 1O-Arrived, steamers Emiano (Sp),
Mendegona Baltimore: Memphis tBr, Melar. Montreal
sailed 10Th ships Russia Orr. Jones, ned states;
Landsec Knowles Pass before reported sailed
Alb for Brewster Mel; barks Tare (Aus Smarchanich
Philadelphia; Thomas Kcor (Br,. Lingley. Delaware
Breakwater.
MALAGA Aug lO-Sated, steamer Castalta (br). Lind
quester. New York.
NEWCASTLE Aug 1osaed. bark Duchess tBr). Elliott.
United states
QUKEssrows, Aug s-Arived. barKs Amor 1taD, Muszu.
cato York; Anna tAus) viduch, do; francesca de
Villa tSp) Caamans fillmore; Madalena Primalt utaD
Pissarca do; africa s Lambie New York; 10th. Asos.
tina uts. scralcrba New York; Idea Uts) Gallo, Bal
timore brig Fornax OBJ. Hussack. New York.
sailed 10TH 80 rM Britannia (Br, Thompson
from Lverpool. New York
ROTTERDAM Aug 9-Arrved, bark Won Moltks (Br), Nc
Gully, Baltimore.
sailed 9TH. bark Otus (Nor), Fa,ck, Philadelphia
STOCKTON. aug 1O-Arrivcd, bark Richard Pearse Orr
Bartaby. New York.
SHARPNESS. Aug 1o--Arrtved ship Union. Greenlest.
Wscasset
SHIELDS Aug lo-ssed bark Flora Nor). svanoe, UNI.
ted States
sAsrASpxR. Aug ARRIVED, bark Modesto (Br,, Alen
New York.
Arrived prior Aug TO- brig Victoria (B. Preno New
York.
valencia, Aug esailcd. ship Bertha. HILL boston.
Ll-e:o
WEATHER. REPORT.
HolvnRAp. Aug 10. rM-Wind wNw. gentle.
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HIRAM n. SANBORN.

Information yesterday received 10 Jersey City Of
the death Of Professor Hiram b. sanborn, Director
OF Education In Jersey CITY, which occurred Al Tam
worth, Ark, ON Wednesday. The deceased vt the time
OF his death was principal Of Grammar School No. TO-
New York city Deceased had resided in Jersey City
for many years. and very well known. The body
will be buried at Tamworth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11

Mr.. Van Cott then vent to the New York Hotel and
inquired for Mr.. Ferguson. Ho Was told that
tie latter had been In for some time
On going his apartments Mr.. Van Cott
found thai Mr. Ferguson . man totally different IN
appearance from tho who had taken the wagon.
II then appeared that tho tbicf who was well dressed
aud apparently respectable, had Inspected toe nole
register and from IL Obtained the name OF MT Fcrgu
son with which TO dcIude the stable keeper general
alarm out tor the missing property wnicn
valued at $500. The horse OF the best 10 tue
stable color brown, liteen and bali hands nen Inc
vrhioIe was . very handsome buggy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August 10, 1877.
A serious accident occurred yesterday afternoon on
tho ST. Joseph and wcstcrn Railroad at Troy Kansas
fifteen miles OF this city, coach filled pas-
scngers jumped the track, and over an embark.
ment fifteen feet high twenty-five persons were
wounded. several Of them, it is beloved fatally.
Among the wounded are William Bryan, conductor;
John c. Passenger, OF Dallas CITY, Mob, very badly
about the head: William Shuber Nebraska, badly; c.
c. Hcaion, OF Bedford, iowa; Mrs Rush and Children
OF Otumwa, Iowa; W H. Hale, daughter aud child, Of
Havana, H. Those seriously wounded arc ben. cared
for at Troy, Kansas
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON de- Aug Io-Notico Is gven by tho Light.
house Board that the fixed rod light heretofore exhibited
yard Mass has been removed Ia towcr recently ereced
about so feat from its position catsdoptrc
horizon been for the reecors formerly In
Capt Percva Of steamer J y Schuyler: reports that
there sunken buoy ID Middle Cold Spring Har
bor LII NNE about $50 feet from the buoy just awssh NJ
low water. and Is very danzerousto navigation.
BOMBAY HAxsoR-PosrrioN or nALEcH ROCK
Captain Brent, \. Of Her Myesty's snip n
lately touched
generally found IN the harbor ard soout 81 yards long
ESE and WkW and about % yards vide On the ~. host
point of tho Is found .2teet ordinary and II feet
81 extraordinary low water spring tides Inc depth close
to the rock Is rs feet.
conca buoy boon placed ut tho edge Of
rock on the following bearings The clock Of
Stewards cotton pressing establishment (which chimney
resembles monument MI deg W; Dolphin BEACON rs
tsnt l4o yards On this last bearing the observatory
kosbg open north OF Oyster Rock Battery II Is In
tended 70 blow M Raleigh rock
bearings magnetic Variation deg easterty IN lS7I)
GULF rArKAs. anxKcx-Liemr cArE pAPAs
With reference previous nntice, the following add
tional information has bccn received
From July Is, 1877 red rht will be shown nom sunset
till dayb on Cape Papas !anc.ntiy Araxus) NJ the
vessels that annually Tor the transport Of 10
paeed on small Iron column erected on the .pt OF sand
The column placed abou, $50 yards from the
fore. follows il 80 Il - Il o Greenwich The
light nNed red doptc Of the Sixth order is height Is
80 feet abov. tho surface of the In clear night
will ia visible at distance q: nautical Hes all around
the horizon SavgAtors should direct their milo
cca- the s6siow waters under fa,homs, which extend
both from she cape and tho point.
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CAPTAIN FREDERICK N. LAMBEnr.

The nags Of the shipping IN tho port werc yesterday
lowered na,i- mast respect to the mcmory Of
Captain Frederick u. Lambert, who died at his resi-
dciics IN Brooklyn last rhursd He was Tor more
than thirty years most iavora0y known as commanded
Of several Of t1e London anu Glasgow packet SHIPS
He "a very efficient commander anu remained tor
twenty i've yoars IN one employ. giving tnvar,abo
satisfaction. He was highly esteemed on both CONT
ncnts both BY his officers and crew and tho mercantile
community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11
GEORGE LOvENZ.

George Lovenz, native Of Asata, and old and
respected resident of Newark, j., died there Fri
day the effects Of n surgical operation Deceased
long identified with The beer brewing interests OF
Newark. At time, Just after the war he served
term 10 the Common Council. He promincn ty
identified with educat onal movements and the Free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-11

During an alteration last night in blacksmth's
shop. M No. l25 west Forty ninth street, Patrick shaw
struck Anton Trash, OF No. 124 West Forty.nnth
street, on tho head with a hammer. Trash, whose
skull was signty fractured was taken by his friends
to ST. Lukes Hospital shaw was arrested and locksd
up in the Twcnty-socond precinct station house. 1.