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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

SLIGHTLY soILED sheeting cotton bed tick
ing, table linen, towels and napkins. We arc
crowded, selling these goods at great loss
Black siIks very cheap, also black cashmere.
GATHERS, TOT Market Space,
mar l-s4w Washington, d. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

.. L. S.-This society, which la; been u
ganized for one quarter met at their room IN
Washington street, last night Tor the election
q. officers TO serve for tic ensuing quarter.
Tie following named gentlemen were elected :
Fred. G. Roger, President; III. Il. Field, Vice
President; Neville S. Grecbaway, Secretary;
C. H. Pickins, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

E:.yn SpEER's PORT GRAPE WINE.-Ths
article of American Vino is highly estoe med
by tee best physicians in this country. Tho
following is a testimonial Wa Jaw from the New
York Hospital We publish it ioT the iniorma-
ton Of our readers;
Now York, November II
AIN using Specr Port Grape Wine, and ind
it to be Al excellent tonic and gentle stimuant,
and as such I believe it preferable to the com
mercial port and all other wines, as it possesses
their toic properties without the deleterous
effect caused by their impurities. II is also very
palstable, and this is q Recommendation to many
especially females.
SIS, HARRIS, MD, N. \. Hospital.
This is an excellent article 70: family use ana
ior females Druggists have it for sale, 3!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

B. 90 tune. For prcvcntiuu is better than
cure. All Coughs aud Colds aud such aztec
tons OF The throat aud hugs as lead to con
sumption ar cured By DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

N=5A CAnD.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indscrations Of youth, nervous
woakuo.s, early decay, loss OF manhood &C., l
will ssni $ rsairo tina! will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE 1his great remedy Was dlscoTered
By y missionary in South America. Send
seltaddros5cd envelope to the Rev, Joseph II
INMAN. Station .. Eihlo House, New York
CITY fUb G-eo&WGn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

Every druggist has calls for Wells Eureka
fur the teeth; iratcass article will always sell;
pcrsoos who use it help advertise il as beng
first class.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30
Local Breyities.

Mrs. Helen G. Tune has to;n nppo'ntg.a a ..
jny keepnr Of tho light house, at fineJ toiA''
vice Mrs. Mary G.. Wilson, res gned'
Theschooner w. 7. Davis got ashore near lic
Tsnr Rr;doo on Wednesday evening, bus gc'
off Yesterday and proceeded on her voyage
The only cases at police hes dq1arters. IT,. d
morning were those Ct Samuel Sheckies anu
Henry Harey, for 7agrancJ, who were or~e'e gu
to leave town al onea.
The term of the United States Court Whicn
vss to have commeEcen in this city, to-oHy' nss
been postponed until Nondsy, Apr'l H. Wy
order CT Judge Hughes
There were slight alarms Ct lire last hign1;;
one caused by burning chimney on tne Ganai
bank, and the other by shouting Oh Nallot
Hill Neither alarm was sufficient 10 or'ns o0'
the Fire Department.
The Richmond Dispatch says se3rsssly
Thompson said yesterday to Col. bIauy sta
Lewis Mckenzie, Of Virginia, that he meant e W
administer his department strictly a'cor"'ns "
law"
Rev. Peyton Morgan, Of Laurel, Will pIea,fin
in the NJ. T. Church this evening 81 i.oo o cl A.
attended. Revs. Morgan, Penlck and Din"io-
die took part in the exercises.
A largo crowed Of negroes and boys were
collected this morning By the appearance on the
streets CT two travelling wagons, gally panied
and furnished with bells, the occupants OF when
scramb led bars Of soap among tho mob
Wr. c.. Smoot, of Ansndsle, Fairfax Co,
was brought b FIRE u. $. Commissioner FoW,
Ter to-day charged with violating the Internal
p>Icnuo law by selling tobacco without haVlEE
paid the special !iconso LAX. H0 was Admitted
to bail for his appearances al the July tertl OF
u. j. Circuit Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

N1y TRY 1--WE can recommend Cur read
ors to use EDWARDS s. HUTCaISON'S
LlNIl[ENT There is nothing better for Rheu-
Diatism, SpEajn5, Bruises, Froatbites, and Chill"
blairs; also equally good for Injuries in horses
Try it, and you will End it doas all ne claim.
feb 21-uo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

lie tr'a ilari.ct, from Liverpool for St,
Johu's, his heco !y:' with ell BIZ: Two of her
crew.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

CALLED MEETING OF Council. 10 v:-5s eft
the structures made in the City Counci; on
tuesday night and 10 the meeting Of the 10
vestigatiog committee 90 Wednesday plight,
1lsyor johnson has determined to call the
Council together on Monday night, and lay be-
fore them statement OF the affairs OF his Office.
Mr. ISAAC EICnBERG, who is at present in
New York purchasing his entire spring stock,
writes that be has shipped large line Of car
pets 10 all grades and qualities. Oil cloth 10
all widths and quality, AMI Gne Iiuc of mats,
riggs, &C., which he most respectfully in.
vites the citizens of Alexandria to examine, as
the goods are ready for exhibit. St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30
DRY GOODS.
-" EFT DRY ODSl
CARTER'S.

doI MARKER SpHee, washington, ID. T..
90 yards bss! Calico that is made al sic,
worth iUa; slightly daIlagoi by water.
e2:: Jari wido Cotton that il m.do at 9lc
which nc Gid ae!l s: l2c; slightly damaged By
wafer.
Excellent wide Shooting Cotton which we did
sell at Bic now reduced t. 22ia; slightly dam
aged by water
Best yard wide Bod Tick in the world which
We did sell at 80, now reduced to 25c; slightly
damaged by water.
Canton Flannel, Towels, Napkins, Flannel,
Handkerchiefs, and lots Of other goods too nu-
merous to mention-ali slightly damaged by
water, ard we arc selling them at great loss.
REMNANTSi REMNANTS REMNANTS
Remnants Of Calico, Cottons, Flannels, Bed
Ticking, Cloth Black Alpaca, Black Cashmere.
Remnants CT al! kinds Of goods too numerous
to mention.
We are the li7eiest Dry Goods Store in
Observation-Disclosures receiving new goods-al-
ways s,lling cheap and always crowded with
customers.
CARRIERS. 707 Market Space
feb l Washington. ID. Q.
NEW GOODS FROM NEW YORK
Thursday, March 18th, 1871.
We open to-day per cypress from Now York
q very desirable lot Of goods, viz:
Table Damask, Towels, Napkina, BIav Linen,
Wine Cloth, Fancy Cassimeres, Silks, Henrietta
Cloth, London Cords. Gsuz, Flanlels, with
other popular goods.
D. f. BRASHEAR,
g. B. Hoomes No. 100 King street,
NH 90 Alexsndra. Vs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30
OF THE

CLOSlNG OF The
GREAT COMBINATION STORE.
Mr.. HENRY SCHWARZ respectfully an
nounces 10 the citizens of Alexandria that hs
has this day accepted engagements with Nj:
Isaac Eichberg successor to Slsymsker Co., ,or
the purpose of taking the management. Of ths.
business, and will resign rs Manager Of the
Combination Store. The stock, Fixtures AID
Merchandise Of !he latter will be sold out im.
modiaLcly, either II ps:Is or the whole, at 4
GREAT SACRIFICE. Mr. ). has made 81.
rsngemont5 and marked I'll his goods down :,
as to have the entire stock closed ouL by the
early part of April. POSITIVELY CLOSING
OUT SALE. The dealers Ma Cordially iny,lsl.
Respectfully,
HENRY SCHWARZ.
NH a Manager Combination Store.
TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
OPENING SPRING TRADE
DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Wednesday,, March Z, 1877.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO COUNTRY
MERCHANIS.
We are receiving great macy NOW Goods
to-day, and invite al carl; examination.
D. F.. BRASHEAR,
No 100 King street,
nib : Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30


ISAAC EICHBERG.
NH q Successor to Slaymakor Co.
Z nErzrBL DEs& CoMpy.
Are now opening
NOVELTIES IN SPRING GOODS,
and would name in parl-
Dolman Cloths, new styles and colorngs, with
Fringes TO match.
Newest Fabrics in imported Dress Goods, in
entirely new shades.
Csssimeres, Wor:teds. Disgonsls, Meltona,
ca Cloths, &C., in largo variety; newest do
signs at unusually attractive prices.
Spring shades of KID Gloves, in two butt ons,
st 81. Every pair warranted
PRETZFELDER 81 CO.,
Ludwoll Baldwin. No. 14l King street.
i. P. Taylor. [mh III
WI Il. BERKELEY & SON.
Intending 20 make a
CHANGE THEIR BUSINESS,
Will sell
ALL WOOLEN GOODS AT COST.
They have recently received many desirable
DOMESTIC GOODS,
which are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
Call early and examine. mhe
NV GOODS.
,Jnst received drsct from New ork 7e7y
handsome limo Of
BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS.
These goods sro very handsome and cheap.
Parties in want Of Black Silks will find it to pay
them to look Nt thom, They range in price
from 81 so to s. 50 pnr yard.
Very handsome Navy Blue and Invisible
Groan do.
Pin Stripe do. tor tna Spring sales.
3iaci; Cashmorca: Iau1sc Cloth and othaT
Mourning Goods.
A ino Stock Of Cashmere Long Sha1l;: square
ditto.
Black Craps Wells
Best Black Kid Gio-3: Prints. Bicacbei
Goods, Loasdalo Cam5ric:. h!pacas Tory cheap,
nh 3 j. NJ STE W AkI
NTEW GOODS NEW GOODS
March j!h. 1871?
Eo~ limo of CA5SIMERG.; i,r i..ca snd Buys
wear, geI5 cheap
100 yards of FINE IRISH LINEN, in rein'
rants, at half price,
Auction 10. Of FINR HAMBURG EDHING
from &C up.
KID GLOVES in all shades every pa;r guar
anteed.
Also a complete lire Of TAILOR s TRIM
MINGS, sc.
D. BENDHEIM, III King ST.,
NH . Adjg. Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30


4 delegation OF the Society Of Friends an ong
which we're Samuel Nj. Jauney, Of LoudouD,
Va; VIM. Parrish, of Richmond; Cha!kIey Gil
liugham, of Va, and Deborah White and her
daughter-in law, Susan D. Wharton, have visi-
ted the President with regard to affairs of the
northern superntcndcocy of lodian affairs,
which has been under The management OF
Friends Mr.. Januey presented an address TO
the President. The President made briei
speech 10 reply, in which he said he proposed
90 change 10 tho peace policy as it existed, 10,
less eveols now unforeseen rendered it necessary,
and then lie would exercise due caution 10 any
official action that d gut be taken.
% account ct the decrease Of work in the
! Bureau of Pr;atIug aud Engraving Of the Treas
| Department CAUSED by the substitution Of sill
yer for fractional curreDcy. the working force
is too large, AID will be materially diminished.
Those to be retained, it Is stated, will be select
I'D entirely with regard TO their efficiency. The
axe will fall about the first OF April, and large
number Of victims will be- ecaptated
Notwithstanding li,a reports to the contrary
heretofore published, il is Cow said that there
is every IcasrU tc hc eve that ho question OF
changes ID lu'eign missions viii be considered
| sumo iinic l.. week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

EVOR SALE OR RENT--Ths throa story
u BRICh HOUSE On Royal stroot. between
Prince and Duko, now occupied by RoV. Or.
Mitchell with vat aal gAs. Apply to
NH I2-lm CHAS. K. HOOFT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-30

fTDK EENT-Tho DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DENCE No. 100 Duke street. Terms mod
crate. Possession given immediately: Furni-
turo at private sale NH 2O-2W
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

Steamer Asers tBE. Watson. Liverpool Queens
steamer Elysis (sr). McRischie. London-Hcndsrsoa
steamer Amcrqus trr,. Durand. Havre via Plymoush-
steamsr Herman Livingston. Mallory. ssvannah-Gso
steamer wysnoke Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich-
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co. 90
Steamer MayHower. Davidson. Philsdephia-Jas Hand.
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Bosson-H D'mock
Ship Jacob stamcr. Crystal. Hawe-Boyd Hinck.
Bark conts Casa s.sp.ry Aus. consulieh. soushsmp.
ton--Fuuch Edye Co.
Bark MIa B, Gaskin, Cork or Falmoush for ordsrs-H
B b silov Co.
Bark Umbero Gaatoa Aus). Barone, Quecustown, Ply
mouth or Falmouth for orders-funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark Catharina (Bslg). Heinrich, Hamburg-So uder
Adams
Bark Yarmouth (Br), Hilton. Hsvre-B6yd Hincksn.
Bark Sansego itus), Mircovch Triests-lohn Seager
Bark vesuvio QtaD, Cacacc. Trieste Funcb Edye Co
Bark Palestine. Ford, st Thorn ss-Pcniston o..
Brig Cadet. Leighton. Buenos Ayres-simpson. Clspp
Brig Princess Beatrice (Br). Simmons Point -Pitrs,
Guxd-H A yatabie h Son.
Brig VIM Phipps dIay,, Brandtbcrg. Aux -youngs
Big Ysidor. Rionda tBr,. Sheppard Portland. Me-
schr furman Milford Shaw, Calais Frane-)
sehr Alpha ,Br,. Wharton. Bsrbsdos-Thos Donni.en.
Schr Annie Tbbots Mitchell, st Johns tAntrus)-
sehr Howard Holder tBr, Holder st John MP Ne.
Schr Nellie Carr. Morisey S. Augustine. Fls-warren
Ray. ,,,
Scbr Delhi. ESerson, Port johnson, MI Winchester
scnr sare burton. Buricy. New Haven-stamford Manu-
iacturingCo
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OYHrcx or TINS CnIEF SIGNAL 0YrCE4.$
WAsHIxGroS, OcL 1o-1A An
For New England, variable winds, stationary barom-
etor partly cloudy weather, with areas and STA
tionsry lowor pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic Statcs north westerly shif
Ing 10 warmer southeasterly Winds clear or partly
cloudy weather. rising followed by falling barometer
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf states, clear
or partly cloudy weather, stationary pressure and
temperature, variable winds, mostly from the north
east.
For the West Gulf Statcs, warmer, cloar or partly
CLOUDY woather southeasterly winds and stationary
pressure
For Tennessee ana the Ohio Valley southwest, veer
Ing colder northwest Winds partly cloudy weather.
rain areas In Ohio Valley ana higher pressure.
For tho lower ako rogion increasing southoasseriy
shifting colder northwest winds, cloudy and rainy
weather, falling, followed by rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys colder northwest winds, clear partly cloudy
weather preceded the frat district by rain areas
rising barometer aud followed by falling. barometer
and warmor southerly winds.
The Ohio River will rise slowly below Marietta
The other rivors will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionayy signals continue at Woods Hole, Boston,
Thatchers Island, Portland and Eastport, and
dcred Tor Apcna, Port Huron, Toledo, Sandusky, De-
troit and Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sur ManrL CLARK. launched at waidobo,o 9Th inst q
Edyn @ On s snd YORK
BANK FR,rz tNor) fom Darien for the United Kingdom.
before rsported snehcr ca Iyose appsIsnty wassri &
ship double crew and proceed
BANK TomAsro p). Equ.dssu from psscagouis Sept 10
for Uhcnt, put into Havana Oct IN ds're"
Win isths which wrecked Oct At Cane Heniopen,
has sold at private SAFE sosetnor with rigging snd
cargo sho lies ON the Dcach'
sem MAsASrrop. from Mobns, with lumber, for santi
ro arrived at Passes boow New Orleans Oct with
loss OF botn masts !.
scuu cuAnrrs RUSSELL. salt laden from New York, at
pennspes, Mass. drove sssors =, Bake, Es wh art
deserted by her crew.
scva Norao rom Noya seotian port for Martinique.
has been at sea- Crew rescued and iandeda
Havana Oct Ia.
scum DANIEL BROWN from Fall River for Georgetown
before reported Fortress Monroe with loss Of sails &C.
has arrived At baltimore.
scun M.u,L Mallory. from ST Domingo for Boston put
into Wilmington NC. Oct O. when ~ days out leaking.
and with loss Of sails and rigging.
scun l,psnY X TiLror at Charleston, Sch. from vii.
mnvton Del experienced heavy gales the passage and
surunx : leak, which has kept the pumps Vt work.
MATTE nu.os from savtnnah nah for S.w [ York
boom lost nearly A., her sails and was short o. pro.
between savannah and Cape Hatterm
scua CLARA tisr,. from Port au Plat for Hamburg.
tho reefs north Of h. Bornud. Islands. will p.
psrfect wreck small portion OF the cargo will be
| saved
scnn Nrrns. Of Nsw Bedford. Capt Tnpp, and . Cape
Cod IN shs v. Of The 4S The uaps God schr
has been got oa iShssins but reported that tho
scuR EpwAnp STANLEY. Pierce. from New York for Bar.
Eor. let Edesrtown morning OF 4th aud when y miles
nulwarss. ana washed galley and cverythng movable on
deck She put kdgartown 8th whore she viii
pair temporarily ana proceed 70 hcf poft OF oesnahon
! No damage to cargo.
scaR fAcnr pLArruL Of New York, pieksd MP zoe;
cpnvPors csv, smith shc was pound.
the rocks and her bottom Is no doubt damaged a"
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. 0, Sept 2eArrved. ship Springfield, Peart.
gra-sniicd ship .oban Bay CBD. Storm, Liverpool;
bark Garib baidi. San Francisco.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct s--Arrivcd, steamer E knight,
New York; Henry Adelbert Georgetown Mnd sara ,or
Jersey Cy); & Terry. New York Morris Pcrot. Icr-
ty; Henry Finch, Providence: VIM lowering Gro
ton: 1eo Fesscnden. and l. Lcverng. - for WASH
tngton. -. 80,
saled-schrs A,non Bird Boston; Ellen Tobin 0rom
Gcorgetown), -.
APPONAUG. oct e--saed. schr Jennie Rosalcne,
Tookcr, Georgetown. Dc
7th-Arrived. schr shamrock, Troy. iIaverst,Aw:
BOSTON, Oct sArrvcd schrs stephen q Hart, Pcrsor
Brunswick ia. Elliott Sproul, Richmond, va; John
II DE Wolf. Bowes, Baltimore.
9thArriveu steamer Hecls (Br), Robinson Newcastle.
E ship sooloo allen lloo; bark Friedrich Scala Ger
woaek Rotterdam; brig Marena, Dcasoy. Cads; schrs
Pou:.nd Acker s. Jgo: Maggie pallins Dalll1ss.
andria; J. ". wellington Rich phadslphia GOV ~,
donia CB; Helen Maria Look. t;lacs Bay; Cottng.
ham, smith. Philadelphia; Lizzie Major. Gcrrish rort
Johnson
Ciesrcd-s Steamer William Lawrence. Iiowes, Baltimore
bark funa no kgour Bristol Eng. bry Sea BRA tbr)
Linah New York: schr Gen Conner. shutc 81 Thomas
BALTIMORE Oct 0-Arrived. steamers limestone
March, Previdcnce Sea DULL Marshmnn, Charleston; Ag
nes, Smith wiimn !ton. NC; W BRINE, Fesser New New
York; bark 0vos Nor). Olsen. London; sehrs Dnnie
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 9, 1877.
ARRIVALS
REPoRTED BY TEE herald STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD wHITESrONE TELEGRAPH LINE

KEroRrED BIZ TIE herald STEAM YACHTS AMI
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Qassnssowa scsh With mdss sna aai passsas:s" 20 .
psastyn S1t Arv's a 20 en- s, ~ o lon ss
sss .1s s % ss S'i ssAnsss ss q 'iSs
,s. % .p e
hsss. .':s %s.' ds saS %
Ms. with mdse and psssensers to Gerhard Brewer.
ns:: anne 70 sas S.s sss
S %ss NE Of 1-Rs ;s nsssi. = Hpg;S ' ss.0ury
ss.smsr cnas..oa Iesisssd oh.S:.sca DAYS. With
Norfolk; with mdss 20 the Od pominisn st:snship &C.
in ballast 60 Vernon il Blown Go. Passed Gibrsisaf
Bark Everhsrd pssus ece2. Forsmsnn. Hamburg IS
d1 .ssa %S:: e sssH D.pp. 50 d. In b.
-s !: i.ss x:. s. fs.. s.s
dss 20 s'.
days: in ballast to ScsmmsI Bros.
s:a % S..,o ss s M Oct tor
NE and NV IN which los. and :pit sails stove bpw.r..
s s sss, f ss.. g h: 0,Gy % c k''
sshr Frsnsln Davis sSsonve y days With lumSs,
sehl iy, Cole, Charleston days. with naval stores to
schr j Moore Frsnklin. Alexandria for BridseDort
D.,'ssr & e
Co Oct 5 caring heavy gale i;h from NV split m"in'a
schr Carrie Holiness Fleming. Georgetown. Oct g. in
schr twilight, Robinson Georgetown. DC. tor Fall
Ekryns.D Nellie. Higgins hsne. tor s. C.ol. Oct o..
osd @ p fa. int IN fes s sa1bos and
.sB.rt Norma Sc a., yhiss was anchored in tho lover
;':as :Ss ''' wa ''''''''
PASSED THROUGH HELLNGATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Ale.srow. AZ Davis "a. A., nt.s. for New York
Brig Terra Nova tBr>. Lockhart. wndsor. Ms for Now
s, Es,w as.a wns:sr New ysr
seSr Island Belle: French, Es..pors e! New Yor<.
sssI sssI xss sss:as as ss.Hs
sr ..a fsid s a:. % New York.
csr Nah E.s EI,s cs. ~ f. e, S- S:, ys,1
;s !:;i: s;:.I; II NY 7o'i
sr F:"sS s ss ssy S.s
ssSr Iasy Hammond: Hammond: Boston 81 New York.
schr Consultation, Young. Providence FOR Now
BOUND EAST.
Bark j B Newcomb tBr), Kewcomb. New York for Ant.
sehr 9 Holder. McRss, New York for St John. NIB.
schr Henry Cole. Hatch. New York for Providsncc.
Schr g w kawlcy, Rawiey. Hoboken TOR Boston.
SchrJ J PsrkeEson. Sr, Kelly. Hoboken for Fall River
schr Maria smith. Aaloney. Rondont for Gardiner.
Schr Addie Avery. Thompson, Philadelphs for New
Haven.
Schr Owen Kinds, Clendenning. Philadelphia for Pom
broke.
schr G Tryon. Nieksrssn, Philadeipbia for Boston
schr Ann Eiissbeih, Rose. Phiisdephis ior Chatham
Schr K Petting. Stokes, Phadelphts for Portland.
Schr Xebec. Shropshire. rhladelphia for savbrook.
Schr Ella FOrowen, itkns. Phadelphis for Wslheet.
Schr Jennie Huddei Crsnmer Philxdophia for Provi
dencc.
schr Kate Newman. Newman. PhAsdslphia for Booth.
bay.
Schr verands Pond. Phiiade,phis for Providence.
Schr w johnson, Houghton Philsdelpha tor Provi
donce. .
Schr VIM Crocker. Kelly. Phiadelphia for Boston.
Schr Oliver Scho6od. DsCsway, Baltimore for New He.
schr J B Darlington, Parker, Gsorxetewn for New Ha
Schr VIM X Hurston, Hu-ston, Georgetown for Provi.
dence.
schr Helen. Perry, Gscrgetown for New Bedford.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

BraxrnA Oct l-Arrired brig r II Jennings. Mahoney
Cardiff, -. ~.
In port DC, s. brig Aura Br Wood diss Busy Bee tBr,,
CsmS Aug 3o-In port. bark Antioch. Heminway. for
New York. . -. ,x,,, 60
In port Aug %. ships Kent's Bank tB,). Williams, for
Nav YORK Cyclone Field for barks Hope lB), Bori
t"n unc ii,,i. H. Bsoson for New York Rainbow, Row.
ell unc vile Dc Bruxsiles (sr iet NV ork VIA eApo
GfBRALTAR. sent 16-Arrivcd, bArks buona rsrnignua
ItaD. Rsno Genoa (and sailed iIth icr New no.D; I.n
hrn .hr waldta. Perkins Palermo Tor sos,on Raj,
ttmore) Genosi 2Ist Frigga Dan), Molisr urom Sew
YORK; Contantinope; Unione utal). Conero iron new
York), Leghorn brig birdstow ODD, Nh'itms Vrom NJ
ladei iphisl, Venice -, .. No.,
HoNG koNc Aug 23-In port. snip Jononne toerl J,
Bconjc for New yorK barks Grasmere r Hastings and
Vim i,obb Brady. for do sept TO- ship Jubilee br) h"r-
ris, tor San Francisco. . .,L ,,r
arrived sept !. shin Criterion. Lu, Ncwe.s,e, Nsw,
eisco: 5th Escort, watsrhcusc, 40; 18th, ship Pilgrim
Fowie Portland q; sth bark Loweswater OBJ, Roberts,
cArs HAYrisN Oct In port, steamer Tybce Kaeh, to
ssil for Porto Plata next day.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

letter nom Capt Miiard, Of bark Aouiss, Of NIB
ports Kabends July 81 iarrved 2s.h) with o.!
before Tho whacrs in that vicinity had done
poorly and several nothing July Reports
about July 20 barks Desdcmona Vincent do 1925 hpbk
arhciSmsw oosnold koonson o. h"e lost new eo.
and boat sails Tho Louisa bound of shore,
whaling. ft ,,.
reports her Kabsnda July so h.ving tsEsn 600 bbis
hpbk oil this cruise Would make anHthor short cruise
humpbackins and shsn go on shore for spern} whales
letter from Capt Tiukhsm. Of bark Ohas Morgan, OF
hore about weeks. and had taken 30 bbs hpbk OIL
Reports heard rom bark xsttapoisstt Lawon NIB, two
whales.
letter from Capt Bolies OF bark Paimetto OF NIB dated
Kabenda Aug reporm had nothing since leaving st
Helena Reports date bark Sc. Queen. Allen. West
port nothing this schr Podro Varela Brenton
NIB with 81 bbls sp OIL
letter from Capt clifford OF bark Oak of Now York.
ports her in tho Panama date having taken 100
bhs hpbk oil since last bb hpbk oil told this
season.