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MARRIED.

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AriEnsore, by Rev " T.. Lea ar. a. -
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/ county.
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Of January. is7s, ohe Rev /. n Cari-ft
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both III tht- city.
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Dir. W. 5. Parker, who has given
pretty good proof Of bis belief in the
future of Dallas by the erection of 8
orty thousand dollar Touring mill,
not satisfied to stop there, is about te
put up fine corn mill, just across the
street from his Touring mill.
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Under Hantis

A. b. Bradley, who shot Gus. Rintle-
man at Arlington. few days ago, has
been placed under bonds of $500 to
appear before the District Court. The
circumstances of the shooting have
already been given. Rintleman is
getting well.
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VICh'S
illustrated lPriceE Catalogue.

Ylfty psse<-D Iiicsir@tiop..- with De
scrfp;ions Of thousands 81 the e-st Flowers
and Vegetables In ths World, aud fA< cog e
etAmx. Prfntad In German and Enx.lnh
VtsEss RBsssl Gosae. Quarterly, IS cent? :
year. veeA's H1swes so vesesabse
svsys, y. = Afdr>o JAMEs WICK,
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.Ts- Proof Of tn. ruad,.~.- Etc.

In this age Of humbuEg-ry II Il easy TO
make bold assertions, but 10 furnish Indis-
putsble evidence OF the Inih o, them Is not
always easy.
We boldly assert that DIR. Turr's HAZE
DYE issuperior 10 all Others, and 20 prove Il
We give testimony OF celebrated Hair
Dresser, who has used the various COM
pounds recommended for colortug HE hair
for tweufy-f nv. Ea.rs
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REAFIT.


Augusta, ga, November 4. IS7l.
Dr. TUT: bear sir-As Bsir dresser
Tor twenty-five years, both in Eutop- and
America, have used ali kinds 81 hair dyes
and am happy 70 say that yours Is superior
TO any have ever seen. FOR several years
nave used II with the greatest satisfaction
10 my self and customers. Re~pectfuIIy
=. BALrZEAS, French Hair Dresser.
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This body of good and lawful men of
Dallas county adjourned on Saturday
to the oncf,1a sdnctorVn of the county
attorney. The exercises opened with
"a feast of reason aud flow of soul, y
and closed with square meal.
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Popula ILLUSTRATED book t20 pzsssl on
MANHOOD wosASHooD! MARRIAGE Inn
pediInents 10 Marriage: the cause and cure.
sent secnrefD seaisSi, postpaid for 20 cents. by
Dr. &. WHIrrIEK, sI5 81 Charles street, 1T.
Louis, No, the great specialist Read his
works.
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Ds.ss. Of IN. c....aniar Hammer.

The design for the Democratic Gen.
ternial banner to be presented by the
City OF Dailss to ihe State OF Georgia.
was AGREED upon Yesterday, and viii
he In every way worthy Of the victory
won by that Stat The size Is 6xs
feet, Of blue and scarlet silk. On one
side Ii the Lone Star Of Texas encir.
eied with . wreath Of oak leaves,
around which IL drapsd the American
fias. PercheO above, with ouispread
wings, u the American eagle. In the
right hand corner are the arms OF
Georgia, " ith the words .'won by Geor-
gia 10 1872 Underneath the whole
are thirteen stasA On the feverse = :
hand holding an American dag sur
mounted by the liberty cop.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
A MISSING LAWYER.

At late hour last night Captain Davis OF the
Twelfth police precinct reported tho Central once
that MT James II. Soutnworth, lawyer, OF No. 25
Chambers street. had bccn missing since Monday
afternoon at haitp four O'Clock. Mr.. southwor,l
Is In partnership with hts father, and the nrm has
large and Influential practice. Mr.. Sou,hwortb,
Jr., left tho olico Monday afternoon as
usual 10 proceed his iathcr's house,
IN Harlem whero hc has been reEiding time.
Since that time he not been seen. the gravest
fears arc entertained Tor him. Ho is described
six feet IN height thirty years Of age black hair
aud dark eyes. Tho family OF Mr.. Southwortb. who
reside at No. % l2jtn street, arc exceedingly
ciscd his unaccounlabic disappearance and wher
visited by the HERALD reporter ut late hour last
night were stilI up and onxionsly await.
ing any tidngs that might arrive OF The
missing one. Mr.. Souihworth, Sr., stated that his
exceedingly regular In his habits aud very
rarely, indeed never without notifying the family, re-
mained away from bone over nignI. He had an en-.
gagemeut 10 plead case yesterday IN the Court of
Common Pleas. and because OF his absence the case
went by default. Mr. Southworth, Jr, is married,
but his wife has Tor some time been living in New
Jersey, while Mr. Southwortn lived In Harlem. -Shc
has been tcegraphed TO but no answer has as yet
bgc cd
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

..RARK TIDAL WAVE tot st John. NIB, Hacrow. from
srwn ~ from Belfast. aud Wss TO sydney
to load for ~ john
BARK MAceIw Hucc. from RIO Janeiro for Baltimore
got into ST. Thomas
pool be'oo reported at Halifax, in distress has been
ordered discharge her and the railway for
repairs.
Bnic sPnAY BLOOM (Er), Canton, from Picto Oct 20
via Archat Nov for Matanzas put into 81 Thomas prior
and likely TO be condemned.
BRIG wESosAH tNor,, at Galveston 18TH from Liver.
Ing, after throwing part Of OF salt overheard
.soHR II McCunpy ti'r). Mcdonald, from Halifax for
Broad Cove CB, Is Ashore ut Mabou.
SoHR 4 BRYAN arrived ut Delaware Breakwa.er PM
Dec 18Th. with loss OF foremast head and msntopmas
soHR MARY TcF with euano. from Long Island Eliza
belhport put into New London Dec ~. leaking badly.
o'clock boarded BY which strained vessel aud
clay 10Th TO ON the railway for repairs.
scHR ELzABxrm EDWARDS ashore ut Fla. Beach. H. Is
York.
ton was eops,ea IN hs mouth Of sSs Riper
Thursday night last and the consisting Of CAPTAIN
was returning from baltimore 10 Curtis Greek when the
disaster overlook her. She is sunk with the only
sticking out Of the water
New ORLxASs Dec 49, Steamboat Lizzie Taylor en-
gagged in tho upper coast trade Is burning at her
PENSACOLA. Doc 12-schr wycouss caught fire yester.
day but the flames gnished before much damage
was done.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 1.-The ship Triumphant mas inst
completed extensive repairs On her arrival from Liver
pool she was onnd to be considerably strained and dam
decided to put the ship IN thorough order The undcr
\ Taylor who at an expense of $4,000 have mado her
Wa the
the Weir bridge on Saturday morning.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
PROBABLE MURDER.

Philip Scheppe, aged thirty.three years, and Henry
Fest wcro work yesterday In the pork packing es-
tablshmcnt OF Schroeder & Co., Of No. 125 Division
street. when alteration took place between them.
From words they came TO blows. The fracas
ended, however, when Fcist seized bar
OF iron, with which he struck his comrado
tho head, iraolurIng his skull ScheDps ieIl TO
the floor aud his assailant ran out. Some minutes
later Schioppc taken to the Edridge street
station house. From there the injured mau was
hastily taken to the Chambers Street Hospital,
whore he attended byaa surgeon, who ex.
ahmed his injuries The Investigation dis
a compound fracture of the skull, which Is
considered to be fatal. A description OF
Fes, furnished 10 the police, several hours
sitcfward Officer Heron, OF tho Tenth precinct, ar.
rested MIN ho about TO enter his house az No.
1913 Division street The prisoner, on being nrragncd
before the Sergeant, declined make any
and wac lockeh up Schcppe transferred from
the Chambers street Hospital TO the New York Hospi-
tai at late hour last night Ii is unknown what the
TWO IN on Quarreied about.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
AMERICAN DAIRY EXHIBITION.
CHICAGO, III, Dec. IS. 1871.

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 1s, 1877.
The American Dairy Exhib opened here at noon
to-day with grand display OF butter and cheese ana
numerous attendance OF visitors. representing all the
dairy states and Canada The exhibition
a decided success and exceeding all anticpations.
There are about Two Thousand parcels and moro are
prom tsod Tomorrow Amer tho opening OF the Con-
vention this morning President Hcwes made The re-
cepliou speech and President smith, OF tho North
western Dnirymcns Association, replied. Addresses
Elcin. IN, and Hon J. II. Ciougb, who con-
graf uated the association upon Its success
Colonel r. NJ Littler. of Iowa, Secretary
of The National Association, addressed the
Convention on "Growth and Development OF Dairy
tics The nall was ned with largo audiences through
out the day.
Messrs George Gooch, Illinois; r. NJ. Littler. Iowa
G. Anderson, Pennsylvania; g. +, Vail, New Y ork; ?:
H. Conovcr, Wisconsin; L. A. Chamberlain, Iowa, and
G. E. Hawthorn, Misssuri, were appointed to nom-
mate judges TO award prizes 10 cxhisitorS
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

AEscIBo Dec 2--saiicd. brig Chas Hoard tBr), Mes
senger Ponce to finish ldg for New York.
BRipcEwArgn, Ms Dec 12-Ccared. brig Atlas. Gray,
Demcrara.
Cow BAY, Doc I7-sailcd. steamer Marlborough u,p.
Fraser, New YORK.
DuELfS Dec l6-Arrived. bark Cutelin Dali Orso Uta)
Ghigno, Baltimore - .
HoSG KorG Dcc 5--Arrived, ship Annie Smnll,
Packer san Ftsn-isca (beiore reported without Cate
HAVANA Dec ls-Arrved, steamer Niagara. Curtis. New
York. -
ALtrAx Dec IL Sailed, steamer sarmatian (Br, Arid
(from LverpooD, philadelphia.
Also sailed lSt bermuda tBr), Angrove Orom
New rork). ST Johns NJ.
PoRr MuLgnAvR, Dec l3Pnsscd. brig Mabel l,r, Hot.
tcndorf Buctuucho vim Pictou Tor dycrp0o; Camwood
tBr). bound south -
~ JAGo Dee Is Arrived steamer Car,ndelct Burrows
New York land sailed 18th tor Cicnfnegos.
NJ JoHN Nh. Dec 15-Arrived, schrs Active ur). Pyc.
New York TOR Hisboro. put In tor harbor Virginia.
Armstrong New York.
VICTORIA. Dec 1u-Arriyed, ship Gryfe (BD, Roberts,
San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1877TRPLE
B.rs E.m.ralda .e.r,. Hansen, BRISTOL E-raneh Coy.

x 70.
BARK Dusn (Nor. Andersen. Exeter. E-c Tobias a Co
BARK soren Borner (Nor. Petersen. Corr Tor orders
Fuuch. Edye Il Go.
Co.
Bark Yarra Yarrs tSor) Boye Ro.terdnm-Lous Te.ens
Bark W Griffiths (BrI, Drummond, iavanA-J = Waru
X Co.
Brig Clary Scott. Barbados-Dwgbt 4 patt
Brig kalnna. Nash, Cientue sos-F Talbot x Co
Brig Nellie. W aish. st Croix-koche Bros Co.
Brig Endorus, Prince, Sagua-Waydell Co.
Schr John Gamewel Berry. Gibraltar and Cadix-John
Zittlosen.
Schr Potosi. Curtis ACKNOWLEDGMENT Co.
Co.
Scnr Sarah Allen. Allen. Jeramie-Isaac Staples
scnr Azsna, Plummsr. st Jago-3rett, Son q 20: .
Go,
sioop Fred Brown. Hall. Providcnce-Frank Pidseon.
Jr.
1r BARK Dnrotea ntaD. for Plymouth was cleared
yesterday BY Lawrence Giles Co-not as printed.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19

text prepared by Dr.. Palmer is in tho handsomest
typography OF the Unverslty press OF Cambridge
nm admirable lit,a shrcycr ssrhe Transport" cap
tai example OF J. r. Engci, OF Munich, PLEASURES o.
Chidhoodn-a boy dabbliDg his feet IN brook ana
a small head by Charles Epps.
Most of artists their pictures Tor the ART
ists' Fund Exhibition ana sale finished The coiec'
ton tnis year promises be usually good one.
We nope that Amer,can artists will be wei! repre-
scned at the Paris Exhibition; bnt We regret TO say
that presen, Indications this sdo Of the water al
least, do not point that way
Albert Blcrstadl ias very generously presented 70
tho Society Of Decorative Art, TO be soid ior its
benefit nnc picture OF "Kings River Canon, south
California For u picture like TINS the artist
charges some 81, 200
OF Mr. Marshall o. Roberts gallery of paintings Tor the
benefit the Society or Decorative Ari, amounted 10
the goodly sum OF 5000.
closed last evening l, has been extensively visited
this year, The evening attendance being especially
large No admission fee Was chnrged, ana tue re-
cepts IRON the sile OF catalogues twenty cents
each. for tho first week alone was S40v ~
The pictures exhibited at the Artists Fund Exhioi-
tiou which opens at the Kurtz Gallery January 10,
Will be sold on the I'D OF the month.
In the Art Journal Tor December, y. Appleton
Co. tho steel platcs OF Dore's "Ams GIving, en.
graved by T. Sadllcr; Landsccr's "Comca Dogs.
engraved by G. g. LOWS, aud an engraving oy 9.
.sThe Life ana Works oil Andrew MacCaiium." tho
English landscapist, arc written about ana ,nree
M"sqs"'s os1ars q n's hy WORKS syen Illustrated
by somc excellent woodcuts oi ariisuc
New Yorkapartments The letter press though rcau-
able. is rather high down Llcwcllyn Jewetts artlcie
on .'Ancient IRISH Art'' is readable. The altar ana
throne OF ST. Patri ks Cathedral are illustrated anu
described. Under American painters George L2rina
Brown written about There are also Lucy noop-
er's Paris letter on and d. T. Austed's, r. r. p,
sCsrecfan Climate aud Grccian Art' On the whole a
fair but not very noticeable number.
FOREIGN AET.
The Athenaum and academy of December both
have critiques differing strangely essential points
on the winter exhibition at the Dudley Gallery.
Dr. Scbliemann, having brought his entire hisssrlik
collection to England Is now engaged IN arranging II
for exhibition in tho South Kensington Museum.
They talk Ia Berlin OF isolating the New National
Gallery Museum adjoining buildings and creating
a .sMuscum Island devoted 10 art and science, an
idea originated II rs said by Friedrich Wilhelm W.
Mr. Street has directed and Mr. Rowe the great dis
iler has paid TOR the restoration OF Christ Church..
Dublin.
The members Of tho Royal Academy met on Thurs
day 10 elect wo H. AS
A Gallo Roman villa has becn discovered NJ Saint
Roman, canton OF Visa Farm ct Garonne)
Courbets collections, which were lately sold IN
Paris 10 partially indemnify the government tor the
demolition OF the Colonne vcnd0me brought but y
& all sum
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
POCKETED AT LAST.
From the London World.l

And SO "Bob Campbell, OF the Thrty-sccond," has
gone the wav Of all csh, ard now rests the coffin
no had provided for himself with much orethought
80 many years before his death. That conn used TO
stand in hts sitting room, and he employed it as
cupboard for hts eaables The story goes that hav-
ing sent for the undertaken to build this arrcc OF
furniture, . tho man naturally assumed some one
dead, and explained that che had como 10 measure
the body" go ahead, then, reloined the Captain;
IL tne corpus in question:" On another occasion
ssBobn was driving ABOUT London In search OF
lodgings with this coffin on the top Of the cab He
consequently experienced considerable difficulty IN
finding rooms but they at last gave him temporary
mmodation In the house at Kcnsington which
had to mako way for Grants mansion. Alas, poor
Yorick He the best billiard player of his day.
and cleaned out the Yankees memorable occa.
sion at their tables at New York lor large sum
of M
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
ISAAC VAN wAGENEN.

At his residence In Lombardy street. Newark late
on Monday night, died Mr. Isaac Van Wagenen, Of
the oldest most highly esteemed navo residents
Of Newark Ho was born in that town in 1899, and
was therefore, verging iourscorc years. He was
long and creditably identified with the commercial
business OF his native CITY, and thirty odd years ago
In 1S45--was elected TO the New Jersey Legislature
aud chosen Speaker OF that body Twenty yoars ago
he was treasurer OF tho Morris ana Essex Railroad.
For fifty years he was member OF the Second Pres
byterian Church OF Newark, and was elder for
many years He occupied many positions OF trust
and was one or the managers OF the Newark Savings
Institution
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
OFFICIAL EXToRTION.

SAN Francisco, Dec. IS, 1877.
A despatch from Boise City says Colonel 4. Mob.
Timony, late Register of Land ONCE ut Boise City
by appointment ad interim, was arrested to-day oy
order OF tho United States District Attorney on
charge of extorson taking illegal fees under color
OF oiilce fees from citizens filing appcaiions ior
homcstcads and pre-emption claims lie VIII nave
nm examination Thursday.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
OBITUARY.
JAMES BALLANTINE.

cable despatch announces the death at Edin-
burgh, Scotland, of Mr.. James Baantine the well
known author. Hc born in Edinburgh In 1908
aud educate cd IN that city. He the author OF "The
Gabcrlupzie's Wallot," "The Miller Of Deanhough,'
"a Treatise Stained Glass, Showing It's Applicable
ity 10 Evcry Style OF Architectural IAN Essay on
Ornamental Art as Applicable to rradc and Manufac-
lures" a volume of poems and tho "Lc ot David
Roberts, r. A." lie appointed by the Royn
Com ss!oucrs the Fine Arts TO the stained
glass windows for the House OF Lords.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
BUNTING LODGE, +. AND A. M.

The annual election Of Bunting Lodge, No. 655, +.
and A. M was nel6 last evening The attendance was
very large. Cyrus Q. Huoboll was elected Master
Judge James B. sheridan, Sonor Warden, ana Dr. Ira
B. Read, Junior Warden. w. Brother sicGregor pre-
sided during the election. after when the newly
elected officers were installed by W. Brother Griswod,
assisted by X, W. Brother Landon, actng as Marshal
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
RESULTS OF A CAROUSE.

WEBSTER, Mass, Dec. 1s 1877
AS three men and bov wero driving 10 Growers
dalo on Sunday evening from Dudley, whore they had
boon on drunken carouse they ran into distractions
on tho roadside and smashed their wagon. Henry
N,ckerson was instantly killed, man named WaDDio
fatally and the boy badly injured.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
THE PATTERSON FIRE.

The losses by fre at Paterson, N. j., on Monday
night win be much loss than at first reported. long
line of freight cars were moving slowly up grado near
The depot when the train separated In tho middle. II
was mainly posed OF oil cars. One Of tho jour-
mails OF tank car was on nrc, and IN tho effort 70
force that one the oil tanks BURST and the contents
ign,ting, ran IN 1ery stream down tho embankmcnt,
setting Orc 10 Mrs Norman's house, and was the
cause OF the whole disaster The entire loss Of prop
artv will reach about $4,000.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
CANAL BOARD MEETING.

ALBANY, ". r., Dec. Is, 1877.
Al tho meeting Of the Canal Board to-day reports
were received from the Attorney General on large
number OF cases appealed from the decisions o. the
Canal Appraiscrs. The reports against the ap-
pcIIans IN all cases Tho Board adjourned 10 Wedncs.
day the Goth tpst az tbrco r. NJ, whom the case Of
Sn ~ ,, n a ende MT Avery Will be taken up.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
AFTER REYNARD.

There Is 10 be a fox hunt to-day, arranged by somc
OF The gentlemen oil Queens county, principally Of
North Hcmpstcad, VINO have taken an interest In the
sporI. Some OF the members OF tho Queens County
Hunt Will iako part. Iho start viii be IRON Siias III.
paa
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
FATAL EXPLOSION.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 1s, 1877.
A donkey engine Of the Leslio Taylor exploded at
her wharf this afternoon. One deck hand was kli'cd
and several persons were injured. The upper WORKS
OF the boat were badly damaged
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
JOHN M'ALLISTER.

John McAllister, an optcian, one OF Philadelpha's
Oldest most respected citizens, died on Monday in
that city, aged nnctv-two years. He the oldest
living graduate OF the University Of Pennsyvania
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
A DECISION REVERSED.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. ls, 1877.
In the Supreme Court this morning II was decided
IN ,he Victor murder case to overrulo tho decision of
tho court OF FRANKLIN county, and hold that tho Gov
ernor has powor to commute the sentence Of lunatcs
without their consent.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
CHARLES STUART.

Early yesterday morning Stuart Robson, the como.
dian, now playing with Crane at Fords Grand Opera
House, Baltimore. received despatch announcing
the dcauh OF his father Charles Stuart at valdcsta
Ga aged seventy-Hve. Tho deceased was Maryland
lawyer and q native Of Annapolis.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
CLEARED

Steamer rdano (Br Holiness Liverpool via Queenstown
williams tuion
steamer Mississippi. Crcwel. Savannah. Geo yonge
steamer II Livingston llHz ,rd, SnvRnnahoo Yongc.
steamer old Domin on Walker Norfolk, City Point and
Richfnond-Ol Old Dominion steamship 20
steamer Noreus Hailett, Boston-H Dimock
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
WHALEMEN.

letter from Faval. dated Nov 25 says :At last &C.
counts from bark Minerva she had 20 bbs oil board
Oct 20 OF barKs Rousseau Amy $50 sp, 25U wh
soutb).
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
HOMICIDE CONFESSED.

DEADwooD, D. T., Dec. 1S 1877.
s. r. Hupgate surrendered himself 10 tho Sheriff
Of this county this evening, stating that he had
k,,,ed n man named Parr who attempted TO jump
his (Hungatc's) rancho. on tho Redwatcr, about
III irty niies from tins city.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NYw YORK. Dec 1S Noon
The time ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
tby standard United States Naval Observatory
1T Wasugton) day dropped threetcnhs second ast
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
SPOKEN.

Bark Bolivia from West Coast of Africa for Boston Dec
13. lat 81 -. Ion 72 49,
Bark Mct,arthy. Could from Buenos Ayres Oct Is
for Boston. Nov IT, NO lat. &c.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
SAILED,

Steamers idaho (r) for Liverpool; Mississippi ssvan
nah: Herman Livingston do: Old Dominion. Richmond;
lsse Merry Port Spain; brig Eudorus schrs ce
eie. cudad Bolivar; Isaac Oliver Aux Caycs Lucy u.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
YACHTS. srEAMBOATs. =

NNVHTss STEAMBOATS. &c.
DOR SALE-A SrrAM FEKRYBOAf il5 FEET
long % feet heam engine. 3O1s inch diameter by
stroke, boiler ia feet diameter BY 2O feet long. HAS
been IN service on Delaware River between Phiadelphia
and 1,ninden for terms Inquire OF the kaighny Point
ana fhiadclphia Ferry Company. Camden N. J.
WANTED-A STEAMBOAT RUG OR YACHT FuR A
w House and Lot In Brooklyn Address y. d. boz 4iul
Post office, New York city.
The New York herald., 1877-12-19
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pATEs OF DEPARTURES FRox NEW YoRK FOR THE
MONTHS or pEcEMngR AND JANuAnY.