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FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

You can buy excellent Hair Brushes a, % and $50
The heaviest Rubber Dressing Comb made, at soc;
Eutber back Toilet Mirrors, SOC. and 81.
back. lsc tne Polished WALNUT Frames, ebony
Walnut Tow Ell and Hat Racks, &c.
Pure silk Velvet Photo Fr- mes, I5c
Pocket Books and Purses, Is TO 25c.
Fine Japanese Fsns,s to 25c.; Black SILK Painted
Tuii set Of Croqust.s balls, snsllets, 10 wickets,
and stakes, all in nice box, with Sc cro9uet
a lot q Ladies Sns Undsrwesr, bssutifuiy made
and trimmed, reduced from 81 50 aud IS to 81 aud
Sce cso1 You .x Lovely Psi
Yer plated Pickle Stands, 81, with thousands Of
discounts, nor dol 2seIl or" neither do bay auc
ton socds but am wiling to have my
Come and examine them, it IL notrouble for rs to
b. sILvERBERG,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
tyHtths,h 1919 7u St., near Pa. ace.
TO HOUSEHOLDERS, ARCHITECTS
AND PLtMBERS.-MaTZ BURGER,
Iish aud mt Phys With Bujsc sd.tice for prevent
ing the b-rs'ins Of pipes from freezing sugis In
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
"A General once. corner 10Th and "a District at
Boz rents 70 be reduced t. s1i3 per month sitsr
the LIST OF July. Send for circulars.
1t the expense Of the G9mpsny, ~ which certain
signals can be communicated 20 the Offices above
mentioned, from which p1ints the service required
h promptly rendered. messenger can be called 81
any hour, day or night, 20 any ezra I'D required
~Policemsn, in constant attendance Of ONCE day
and night starts the house instantly " hen police
call is turned in. Once in Geographic communities
ton " tn eenerslhre alarm. Engines at the door
two minutes after fire alarm Is turned in at house
Name of doctor TO be resis:ered at once can be sum-
nDoned instantly dsy night. No Waterman
sleep on duty without being reported next morning.
III attacked By robbers he summon assistance ct
once By turning In police call il his regular 81
mails are suspended, messenger 10 sent 70 know the
reason.
uyH-e osm +. l.. HUME, President.
X EFRIGERATORS, FRUIT JARS,
~ PRESERVING KETTLES,
CHINA, CR0CkGRY
And GLASSWARE,
Atlov prices.
GEO. WATTS = CO.,
ang4-u 8fl It'll street, above Penna ave
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PENNSYLVANGA DEMOCR ATTIC CON.
vENrlON.
A00itlOmAl NOsmi r atiOAa

HARRISBURG, PA, August 23.-Besides
the nomiDations reported last night, the fol-
lowing were made: Noyes was nominated
etanding-Noyes, 131; Barr, 50; Powell SO.
Capt. McClellaDd was reelected chairman
OF the state committee Adjourned.
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The CENTENNIAL MURDER--Adolf Sire.
falsky, Q Russian, who was arrested in Phil
adeIphia on suspicion OF having murdered
young Hochne az Elm station, has coufassed
the crime. In his possession were found q
coat, vest and pants, two hand kerchiefs and
z ra.or strap, all belonging to the dead man.
the hammer used in the commission OF the
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Fire.

special dispatch says: The dry goods store
OF J. j. Lang and the stock OF wagons and
cuegiee OF Mr.. Shute were burned on Tues
Gay nIgnt. The loss In $1,000; partially in
BOSTON,. August 3.-The steam planning
miu OF Hubbard Bros, at Aiddletovn,
Conn, was destroyed by nre yesterday.
CoNcoRD, August 2.-Tho extensive farm
buildings Ut Thomas Ryder, q Dunharton,
were burned this morning. Lon heavy; IN
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THE GREAT GERMAN CAPITAL, Berlin,
is going through terrible real estate COL
lapse. For the three or four years before 1873
IL seemed impossible to build houses fast
enough TO supply the increasing population.
or to advance prices beyond the takers. But
the supply was pushed beyond the demand
and now there are 20 600 vacant apartments
In the city. There is q great deal OF real es-
tate thatd does rot yield income enough 10 Day
taxes, and q widespread distress and ruin
among real estate men who have done bust
ness on borrowed capital. 1t is the exact
repetition of our American experiences
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THE CONFLICT IN THE EAST.
Battle I'm PrOEress at Shtlka Pas

LONDON, August 23.-Advices from tue
Russian headquarters at Gorny SUDDEN.
dated yesterday afternoon, state that the
battle In the Shipka Pass is still proceeding.
The enemy has renewed the attack many
times with fresh troops, but each time has
been repulsed with heavy (Turkish) loss.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO LEARNING A LES

THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINERS
STRIKE. The miners employed in the West
moreland and Pennsy ivania companies'
mireS at Irwin station, Westmoreland coun-
to, Pa, quit work Tuesday. demanding an
advance of wages. These mines give en-
ployment 10 about COO men. Tuesday night
a force of from 800 to 400 miners organize
and marched to Spring Hill, a point where
engines on the Pennsylvania road are coaled
work. All the mines in the Irwin district
are now closed. The miners demand three
cents per bushel of 16 pounds, their pay every
two weeks, half inch screen, and u chez L
weighman.
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Grand Turkish Review.

NANCE KsTER, August %. "A dispatch
from Eski Djuma to the Guardian, dated
Tuesday, says: Lieutenant General Meme
met Ali left this morning for Rasgrad to
inspect The camp and defensive works, after
which he will return TO Shumla- There are
6o,O00 troops at Osman Bazaar, which place is
entirely deserted by the ikhabitants.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-23

RELIGION IN PoLIrICs.-The Papal dele
gate In Montreal has given instructions that
In future priests must not Interfere WITH
their peopl0 In voting ~ elections.
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FrfShsfal Gas Explosion

NV YORK, August 3.-Yesterday Alter
noon John Borropt, aged 30, was n work In
Company, Bleecker street, when suddenly q
tank which contained twenty-five cubic feel
of hydrogen gas. on which be was soldering
with a brass ticket, burst The head OF tn :
The side was ripped open, and piece Of tn ?
tank, which was constructed Of boiler iron
bali an inch thick, and calculated TO sustain
inch, was blown out and struck Borroni in
the left side, decorating him fearfully Bor
roni was also terribly lacera.ed about tn
head, right arm and thigh. and died an hou .
later without having made any statement
N. @. Bsnt was slightly injured by concus
sion and the ignition Of the gas. Only slixh
damage was done TO the factory.
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In fHB CUMBERLAND COAL REGIONS the
Ocean mines OF the Coneolidated Company
were closed, the miners having struck be-
cause thelf demand that IN Objectionable
peFson shoQh b disoha rgod VS. refused.
The driven Of the Narylan Coal Company
ore oeWAndlDg 1negooDo4 poy.
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THE RUSSIAN MENNoNIrKs are said to bt
doing very well in Manitoba. The Winni.
beg 6t0nd0rd reports that there are now co
families on the BAT river, $50 at Dufferin, and
1t Is estimated that nearly 5000 OF these very
desirable immigrants are already settled IN
Manitoba, and that they have brought with
them over half Q million OF dollars.
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THE STRIKING MINERS ct Carboudale,
Pa, yesterday stopped the pumps ut one of
the Erie collieries, and . company OF militia
went 70 the spot to protect the WOrks. All
the mines In this district are now idle. They
demand three cents per bushel OF 76 lbs,
which does not seem exCoSSiva
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ROBBERY-Isaac Long, q wealthy farmer
In Allegany county, is candidate for nom.
IL alton for state senator by the working
mems party. Last week he visited Cumber
lai d with $3.50 in his pocket to do a little
elecuoneeriDg among the boys. While treat
ing rough crowd he asked some one to tie
up BIS pocsetbooG for him, and IL was done
So eff ctuaily that the money was squeezed
out and has not yet been found. Several ar
rests were made.
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WORKINGMEH'S MEETINGS IN BALrI-
MoRE.-Several meetings In the interests OF
the workingmen's political movement were
be Id in Baltimore last night. ga grand mass
meeting" was called at jackson square, cor
ner of Fayette and Ann streets. "by ord IT of
nounced that speeches would be made 10
American and German" and that "Hon.
Charles q Griffith, your nominee for mayor,
will address you," &c About two hundrei
people were present. Mr.. Griffith spoke from
the porch OF q dwelling.-[Sn.
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nPTI CI A N.

HIrs tpTernium awarded TO me By the Great Worlds
Fair, IL hiisdel pnis on my invented sA
aad patented ETESLASS, manufac- ~ ~
Ursd IN Gold. Silver and frameless, with genuine
Brazilian Pebbles Also, on hand large variety
DOOPEs and SHADES for the Eyes, &c.
4, ALEXANDER,
ed trlstp l329 Fennsylva nis avenue NV.
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telegram to The Star,
ESlDENT'S TRIP.
His Speech at Manchester.
FRIGHTFUL GAS EXPLOSION.
FIGHTINGIN THE BALKANS
Struggle for the Shipka Pass.
A YOUNG GIRL OUTRAGED.
FRIGHFFUL GAS EXPLOSION,
FIGHTINGIN THE BALKANS
Struggle for the Shipka Pass.
A YOUNG GIRL OUTRAGED.
THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS.
The President ut Mauche~fer.

CONCORD, \. H, August y Tue Presi-
Genital party left this city for Manchester al
falf- past O'Clock this mOrning, accompa-
MED py Gov. Prescott add stan. General Ma
thaEiei Head and Mayor Pillsbury. TDpV
were met at the depot by a reception com.
mittee from Manchester
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

nal revenue, s2i9 ,66S IA; customs, $40 ,474.
VIM. CAssIUs GooDLoE, of Kentucky, has
filed an appplic cation for the Belgian mis-
sion. Meanwhile, Burbridge remains on the
ground.
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INVESTIGATION. The Commissioner OF
Internal revenue Is now considering the re-
port OF Revenue Agent T. J. Kinny upon an
examination Of the charges recently pre-
feTred against Collector Frank White, o
Terre Haute, Indiana.
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been received at the State department, from
the United States Charge d'Afaires at
Paris, dated August 10th, announcing that
the immense exhibition buildings on the
Champ de Mars and the TrOcaderO are ap-
preaching completion, and that all the for
eign commissioners are on the eve of enter
ing into possession Of the respective places
assigned them. The greatest sOlicitude 10
felt by the administration OF the exhibition
in regard to the intentions Of the United
States, no official assurance having been
received therefrom. The legation is in re
c ipt Of letters daily, through the officers In
cl aIge OF the exhibition from the Uaitet
Sla'es. applying for infor nation, space. &C.
1he commissioner general has assured the
charge d'affaires that the space allotted to
the United States In the original designs will
be reserved TO the very latest moment, but
the time is rapidly approaching when, for
the general good, questions OF this kind must
be irrevocably decided. The matter will be
brought to the attention Of Congress, which
will probably take early action on 1t.
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END OF THE B. & o. RAILROAD WAR
The Secretary of War has received dis
patches from Gov. Matthews, OF West Vir-
ginia, and Gov. Carroll, OF Maryland, stat
ing that in their opinion the presence of fed
eral troops is no longer needed in their re-
spective states, and can be withdrawn at
any time: Copies OF the kilograms were for
warded to Major General Hancock, COM
maLding the military division of the Allan
tic, who will issue the necessary orders for
the withdrawal ofthe troops serving along the
line OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-23

Army ORDERS.-The following changes In
the stations and duties OF Paymasters of the
U. 9. A. are announced: Major c. NJ. Terrill
is relieved from duty in the military division
OF the Atlantic and will report to the COM
manding general Of Texas for duty as chief
paymaster OF that department. Major W. r.
Gibson is relieved from duty In department
Of Texas, to take effect upon the arrival OF
Major Terrill, and will report to the COM
maj ding general department Of the Missouri
for assign ment to duty. Major E. II. Brooke
is relieved from duty In the department OF
tie Missouri. TO take effect upon the arrival
Of Msjor Gibson. and viii repair to Detroit,
Mich, and report by letter to the command
n general military division of the Atlantic
for assign ment TO duty In that division. The
foil wing transfers of lieuteuants of artillery
are made: I'd Lieut.. Joseph 8. Oyster from
tstery M 10 light battery X. LIST artillery,
exchanging stations with ID Lieut.. Arthur
Murray. I'd Lieut.. VIM. A. Simpson, from
battery f. to light battery A, ID artillery, ex-
thsRging with "a Lieut.. Lotus Niles. 1st
Lieut. Jas. NJ. Lancaster, from battery NJ to
teht battery T., 81 artillery. exchanging
nth LIST Lieutenant G. A. Thurston. lst
Lieut, Chas. +. Humphrey, from battery q
10 light battery b, ith artillery, exchanging
with LIST Lieut. E. &. Chaplin. These changes
provides that all subordin artillery OFF,
GERS shall serve two years with light bate
ries FOR instruction upon his own applica-
ton. LIST Lieut.. Mason Carter, 5th infantry,
Ii transferred from Co. X to Co. Of that regi-
ment, vice list Lieut.. Granville Lewis, trans
ftrred TO Co. X. Leeve Of absence granted
ID Lieut. n. Greene, 9Th cavalry, from head
quarters department OF Arizona Is extended
until peceWbey 31ss, 1871.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
CLEARED.

Steamer Cornwall Br). sta,pper Bristol. E-w Nor.
Steamer wcser Gor), Won Bulow. Bremen southamp.
Steamer Colon Griffin Asplnwa-Paci6c Mail stoam.
Steamer Clyde Kennedy. Hsvana-wm p Clyde Co.
Steamer City Of Sun Antonio Pennington, Galveston via
steamer Hudson Gager Now Oreans-CIark Seaman.
Steamer New York, Quick. New Orleans-Bogert Nor
Steamer San Salvador Nickerson. savannah-Gcorge
Yonsc.
Steamer Charleston. Berry Charlcstoh-J w Quintard
Co. .
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer John Gibson, Masingo Georgetown DE-
Roome Jr. .
steamer Fanita Howe. Philadsphia-James Hand
steamer Gen Whitney. Hallett B"ston-H Dimock.
Ship Wellington lBr), o. Brien. London JAS Eweil
Ship shakspere Ger. Fcchter Bremen-Chas Luling 4
bark Kong Carl (Nor). Houskcn, London-C Tobias &
bark Balessrino dtaD. La Marsiuo. Nswry. IF Das-
Bark Lodsen Nor, Jacobsen stavsnger Norway
Bark Lillian Rumoail. Havre- Brett, Son 4 Co.
Bark Brdstow (Br, Will ANS Messina for orders-Scam-
nell Bros.
Bark Bremen (Br), Caldwell, st John. NBJ Whitney
Go.
Brig Astrea GER sandssfeIdt. Hong Kong-C Tobias L
Brig Typhon (Nor). Thomesen. viso and Coruna-C To-
Brig Guglicmo QtaD, Canero. salonica-Funch Edye &
brig Victoria Sanders. Barbados-H Trowbridgcs Sons
Schr Gersh Banker Price. Rio Grande do Sui via Rich
mond-Brctt Son u Co.
Schr Mary Harris, Crowley, Arsccbo Pre- sanchez y
Doix
schr Nettie tBr), Brett. st John, MIA Heeney.
Schr Cyenus Steele Brunswick. Ga-Warrcn Ray.
Schr Ocean Wave ZcinH Norfolk va-Isaac Il staples.
Schr ulaume tBr), hanm, Perth Amboy. NJ-J w Par
schr WIN Rice Prcssey. Portland, Me-Haviand Pres.
Schr Lucy Baker, Allen, Boston and Bath-Chas living
Schr Ida Della FORE. Chase. toston-Chas living
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
THE PRICE OF MILK.

70 THE EDITOR HERALD:-
In your article cheaper milk you have ev.
IDENTIFY been mislnformcd in regard to the price paid
to the farmers During TIE months of November,
December and to the 18th OF January they received
four cents per quart. On that date the price was
forced down three and halt cents per quart which
they receive. l would also state that mono OF
railroads running into New York are engaged In
selling milk. that branch OF the business being con-
Quoted by an unprnciped class Of men known as
spectators, who get skim milk consigned TO them
men below tho cost OF the genuine article Tho
farmers canno. anord TO sell milk Tor less than iour
cents per quart during tho winter months or three
cents per quart during the summer There Is not q
farmer in Orange county to-day who IL not losing
money, aud several OF them have decided to manu-
their milk into butter and cheese rnther than
continue to send IL TO New York at the present prices
NERllAS.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY QUADRUPLE SHEET

Reef Hart Island. night OF 18TH and snnk she
was bsnS pumped out and wssid p,opA0v noas ~ nsh
scug Iosx Phadelphis for Fall River. With
ashore Neyes Beach Ia snow storm night Of
and w se loss john Waters Co. of
port wrcckers have sent assistance to the schooner
scmn MARY RAsxIs. from surlnam via New York for
Island March was taken on the Marine Railway AZ sov
all gone aud plank very badly chafcd.
scnR LAUREL. 30 TONS sold by auction ut Galveston
18th inst for vi 100
scmm KrYsroxx of Pembroke, a. anchor in West Bay
through by the Ice In the or Friday causing
her sink She owed to Pembroke Tuesday norhng z
lumber The scr Viola May smith, anchor in the same
bay also damaged by the ce and was towed I" rem
broke Tor repairs
New Bedford time since from yanns has been on
the city railway had new aader keel and oesn a
for Philadelphia. TO load coal for st John. NB.
srsAxruG FRANCIS KING. from Now London Tor New York
the vicinity Of saybrook and towed back New Lon
don 18th by tug u : Grant. where she now remains
BALTIMORE, March i7--captain Wilson, of the steamer
sch"oncr ashore on Fog Point Hedges Straits The vessel
She probably has received considerable damage.
BRipcKroer Marca 15--An unsuccessful attempt was
@~es u un, more av"mhe Opportunity for isar Of
strainn the vessel but during tho night probably At high
drifting 300 OF 400 yards farther down tho shore went
sgronnd on the rocs where She SIN les An ns snur a %
she will soon 20 to pieces IL was reported th,s orne
report d rss tho scr wa Hauled into deep after
ing tho rock.
NEW BkproRp. March lcschr Lote Beard has been al
tered to q 3.master
Nrw LONDON March 16 Twenty-Five tons OF pig iron
taken from the schr Julia Gamage and the prospects OF
saving her ARE now very favorable.
PoRrLANp, Me- March 17-Schr Robert woodrnh. Of an
from wisc,sse with shocks dragged asnSrs ore % On & S@r, nr
water deck of shocks washed OIL There Is
no insurance on the vessel or cargo.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
SPOKEN.

Ship Gareoch (B> Greenwood: from San Francisco for
oSseSs.own, mS ~a'p" Nov ,.9 g. Il. - T. lon ia w.
ship Asssye s1 ;es en M Som San Francisco for Liver
Ship .rmarthon Castle tBs Hughes. from Calcutta Tor
Ship Edith Warren br. Clark from Bombay for Cal
cutta, no date. outside OF sands Head
town. Feb iG. lat i 5, lon 81 ".
Snip Ann" from Manila Tor New York, Dec ID. of Cape
Qneenstown. Dec 25. iat 4s s. lon i07 W.
York. ,' Feb I. lat 8 \: lon 81 W.
ship lrwe or, from Valparaiso for Havre. Doc a5. lat
snp yss e. q %Hs'S 81 WON '0'
..as Sh s IS
Ship weidenhj In !sw., saivcrin. from New York for
An American ship showing JGFc tY go days from San
Francisco for Queenstown was seen Jan lat ~ Ion
German ship showing lANB o. from Galway for Bal
timorc, seen Jan 81. lat 20, Ion a.
Honolulu for Enderbury Island Feb 49, lat Is i3 N Ion
Bark Madura Quebec Co. from Cardiff Hong Kong.
Jan is, lat ~ S. lon % ".
a5s Ceres Sse s g 2ssnG 3 cu fS % s. Wilmington NC for
90 Bark cSrssa @ 'Bl M Nc0 from Astoria Tor Dublin. Nov
Bark George Peake Br. Carew. from Liverpool for Ty.
Bark Edward KddeS Peterson from Cardiff for sinsa-
Bark Armsnslla tBr,. Pophan from Oregon for Queens
town. Dec q lat g $. Ion ~ w.
Bnenos Ayres, Fob 10. lat N, 30 w
Bark rrGsas orsa, ;s 10 New York for Batavia Jan
Bark Anna a;er, Sanme from Liverpool via Falmouth
'oI Bsr rayton from Montevideo for Boston, March g.
10 miles 8 Of Barnegas.
Bark Camden" from - for Portland March Is. OIL
Brg Nellie Crosby Br Bain from Amsterdam ms an for New
York M1iiS ~ o "n Yar ~ for Rio
neiro IAN 20. lat2N lon 81 W.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
A MILKMAN's PLEA.


To THE EDIroE THE HERALD:--
In the article headed 'Chcaper MIX" in to-day's
HERALD notice that there Is great mistake in regard
70 the and profit OF the MILK and in justice to the
dealers wish TO set you right in that particu
mr. item. ! have no sympathy with the dealers IN
lduitcratcd milk, and, though poor man, would
willingly assist Health Board TO root out and de-
troy them, io- no honest compete with them
~ the price they sell their milk. But about the cost
rho market price for the months OF November and
December four cents, for January and February
.hrec and one-hal cents, but majority oil the deal
pay contract prices or the year commencing on
he lst ot April, not less than three cents Tor six
months and four cents Tor the winter months. my
telf paid and onchalf Tor three months. Our Tor
;rce months and three for months TO the farmers
10 the railroad and onchali cents which taken
Altogether would make an average oil i've ana one.
quarter cents ior the year round This does not In
cudc cxprcssage which 10 three eighs oil cent more,
making total OF i've and ivc.cights cents cost.
Added 10 that ishorsc 10 lecd and tear o wagon,
harness, rent, &c. Now cannot retail more than
thirty quarts out OF ory quart can, by reason
Of waste, overlapping, &c, which VIII take nearly
zen per cent more oil The profits am not opposed 10
The reduction OF The price oil milk, Tor would do u
better business # IT. reduced but IN justice TO my
self and others, who working the greater part Of
night day, well as getting little rest, out Ia
storm, do want the public to think that the milk
business Is an Ell Dorado or mine OF wealth. hope
you will kindly insert this IN your valuable paper, in
simple justice TO the honest milk dealers
j. W. ROBERTSON.
No. IS Pacific street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

SAN FRANCISCO. March e-sailsd bark Han.
I!th-Arrivsd steamer City OF Chester. BoIlss. New
York. n
Also arrived. City Pskng Tanner. Hong Kong
SAVANNAH. March l7--Arrivsd, ship Robsna. Hagen,
Cisared-ships VIM Yeo CBr. Horshtou Doboy; British
America (B. Lockhar Liverpool; brig Beatrice (Sp),
Bonet, Palma de Majorca schrs Edwin Jannet Roberts,
Nassau Geo Mnrts Marts Brunswick Edward ohm SON
Mcdonald. st Marys. Ga: Churchman. Risey. Darien.
Sailed-Steamcr san Jacinto Hazard New York; bark
Trosvk tNor; Petersen, ch.rleston: Moonbeam. Field
tsp) Giberman Barcelona; Nuovo Cashmere (Spj Dura
do: Maria Jongnina !sp Gonzales. santsnder.
sATiILA RIVER. Ga; March 7-Arrived. bark BETTE
Thomeson Savannah: schr Frank Lemnian Thompson do
12th-Arrved. schr Walter II Thorndks, Cushm M, An
tigna
saiIedaBsrk Lasevamus tBrl. Adair, Dundak.
SALEM. March 15-SaiIed. brig British Queen Eaton
from Canada Creek. Ms. for New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, March I5--Arrived steamers Per
kiomen. philadephia for rortsmorth Achilles, Newbury
port for Philadepha schrs Bayies. Black River Js
for Boston: II higgins. for do
Sailed-Steamers Achilles and Perkiomen; schrs Iiav
ford r. Iii y,.ins -
18th Arrived. schrs Annie Bergen, Urbana NY fu
Boston Emmn Edwards IIoboken for do Clara Fletcher
Sasua for Portland: Ella Brown Port Johnson for do; l.
CASTLE Del for Rockport Ne; Matte Foster CAYENNE 70,
Beverly.
sailed--schrs Jed Frye. Lizzie McNichol W G Bartlett
Tiec. cathc Berry, Freddie Porter Here Tweny.t,ns
Friends, Hattie Paige. Gilmore. Helen Amcs. Mary
Amsdcn Willie Luce. Newell Il linwes Speedwe Clara
Rcturned-schrs Henry Croskey, led Frye Hattie Page
WILMINGTON. Cal, March 9-Arrved, bark Oak Hin.
WILMINGTON. XC. March l5-Cloared. steamer Ben.
fnctor, Joaes. New York.
l7hArryed. bark Fido (Vor) Thorsen, Bordeaux; sch
WOODS HOLE. March l5-Saed, schr Boaz. Ryder. fos
New YORK.