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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-05

LADIEs' seamless side lace shoes, at
l. Y. BLoND's.
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VIZ, the undersigned merchant tail.
ors, hereby agree to close eur places
Of business at7 p. NJ. sharp, from Janu-
airy lst TO March lat, 1877,
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FOR RENT.

DEIDENUE FUR KENT-
On Sevcrieenth st., near Zane Street Church.
6eVen rooms; bath room, with hot aud cold Mater'
Apply 70 lAN NREEk 4 LAlNu.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SUPPLEMENT-

for London deal laden, put Halifax 16h IN disabled
condition. having coided with bark Capri (Br, from Liver
BARK CouRsER Kcllman. from Auckland. NJ for New
York. put into Valparaiso June IT. leaky and with decks
swept.
BARK JUAN PEARSON fBr). wrecked Mud Island last
month has been got aoat and will probably be towed to
Yarmouth. Ms.
BRIG La CREOLE Br). hence for Curacao before re-
pored went ashore tho north side OF Bonaire June
at AN, and became tot 81 loss. Crew saved.
Sem READING RAILROAD No Al, Ross. from Perth Am
boy with 100 aleak on staten Island uy
10 and ashore jersey City Flats 20 prevent
sinking where she remains the water rising and falling In
her with the tide
ScHR YANKER BLADE Giiley, from Bucksport with hay
and bricks arrived at Wilmington. NC, July H. leaking
scaR GLonE In Distress passed Fortress Monroe 10TH
bound to Norfolk
CHARLESTON July I6The hre the bark Cuba Br) has
been extngushed and the In the hold partly taken
out She will be In order to ascer
tain the amount Of the loss
HYANNIs Mass July l8-The United States OF Barn
stable has in tow the hull OF the brig Quango br) ana
with favorable weather. will make this port The mssts OF
the Quango were cut away and the vessel rghted Tine
before reported having been totally lost" 20
miles X OF Nantucket Shoais
New ORLEANS. July 1O-sshr Excelsior, Can't Wright: Of
NEwBuRyPoRr. July 16-The wreck Of the schr Anna
tons Of iron ballast. has foxted to
Of Master Giles Loring, brig of $50 tons called the
Screaner by in Yarmouth and Portland TO
be commanded by Capt VIM Sinnett late OF Ship Upcle
Toby
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

During the past year tho Coney Island, Park ana
Concourse Railroad Company and the Coney Island
and East River Railway were incorporated under tho
General Railroad law Of the State. Tho two roads
were beside each other from Brooklyn to Coney
Island. II has finally been agreed by the directors OF
the two companies 10 consolidate the roads, and
agreement 10 that effect signed by the officers, now
awaits the approval Of the stockholders OF each
pany. The stockholders OF the respective roads will
meet on the 10th and 18th OF August to dcterm
the matter. II Is proposed that the route or
the consolidated road be as folIows-Coln mencing
Atlantic avenue between Classon and Franklin
avenues will run between these TO Washington
nue., tho entrance Prospect Park, and bo
Ocean Parkway and the old Coney Island plank
road, to point on the island near Engeinans Hotel
The cost OF the road is estimated at $500 O0O Work
Is to be commenced within sixty days. the capt.
tai having already been subscribed. Tho locomotives
to DO Of full power and the road to be OF
gauge, with steel rails and double tracks Iu the popu
lated portion OF the city tho road Will run
through opcn cut, md sanction Of the
local authorities Tor the building OF tho been
obtained providing the company build suitable bridges
nj the street crossings. 1t has been decided eioct
Hon. John A. Lott president OF the company.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin (B, Forsyth, liverpool VIA Queens
town-williams 4 Guion
Crescent City, Shackford Aspinw allPacinc
steamship Co.
steamer marlborough tB Fraser st John. nh. Var
Steamer Maviiower davidson. rhiladslpha-Jas Hand
Snip Belle Morse Hutchins, shanghai-Wetmore. Cryder
ship CITY Philadelphia. Call. Cacutta-saiter Liv.
Ship Black Watch tBr. Newcomb. Bremen Snow 4 Bur-
Ship Tranquebar, Stcengraf Bremcn-Theodore Ruger.
Snip 1rphens Gen. Mieha Bremen Theodore Kruger.
Barx Agar tAus). Bissanovich. Hull. E-Funch. Edge
Bark Dorins Aus. Cattalinch Gloucester Esiocovich
Co.
Bark Atlantic Br. Weber. Limerick-D De Wolf /
Bark FIid tNor,. salvescn. stettin-Louis Tctens.
Bark Mette Dsn) P"ulsen. Bandholm Dcnmark) Louis
BARK Chapman (Nor), Olsen. Hamburg-Funch, Edyo 4
Bark Olive Mount OBJ, Smith, Antwerp-C w Bertaux
Bark sirrah tNor. Halvorsen, Rotterdam-C Tobias Il
Bark Antonio tItaD, Caabretta, TriesteJohn Sea-
Bark Sandy Hook Nichols, Genoa a Leghorn-Jas Dor.
Bark Masonic. stubbs Havama--J Ward d Co.
Bark Assyrian Br). Murchison. Palmer Island, PEI
Brig Ann tBr). Jennson. London-Joshua Ticker 4 Co.
Brig Grew August Rantzau DAM Svarrer, Kaiundborg
(Dennarkl-Funch. Edge Co
brig Venus tBr stockman. stubbe kioping (Denmark)
Brig August cGcr,. Refs. Hamburg -Funch Edge Co
Brig Catherina DER. Larsen, Baha-C Tobias 4 CO.
Brig Robert Move. Mcclure, Barbados-H Trowbrdge's
Brig Borota. johnson, Falmouth, Ja-A Ii Solomon
Brig HA Pitt tBr), ou,erbridge. Hamilton tBermuds,
schr Mercury tBr, Thomas Alexandria E-C Merchant
ssSr Annie Bell. Reed. St Pierre Mar.-Daniel rrow
schr Hattie Card Moore Jacksonville Loud
Sehr Hawkins. Wyatt. Charleston-Evans. Ball Co
schr Agnes, Congdon. Boston--H W Loud 4 Co
schr Mary Isabel. smith, Proveencs-H W Jackson 4
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FRENCH LOUIS, THE FILTER. "

A. two O'Clock Sunday afternoon Officer Handy OF
tho Filth precinct who had been for days watch
ing he promises OF Mcssrs Scott Brothers, Nos. 81 and
~ White street, n man walk boldly up one OF
tho DOORS draw q bunch OF keys from his pocket and
with the mir Of proprietor, proceeded TO enter and
close tho door behind him. Later no out carry.
Ing nne linens valued s75 under his arms The Of
floor tried to arrest him. but struck a stunning
blow tho inco with The paddock and keys which the
followed ani arrested by officer Handy, who fired
twO shots 10 intiindatc him. j. Daniel Brown tho
the prisoner gave Justice oterbourg ycster-
day 1t the Tombs, and he gave us residence West
Hoboken. He is about iorty-two years old and OF
spectacle appearance The police know him well
james Walker, and he Is SAID TO have WIDE celebrity
among crncksmen rs the most expert "niter" and
ssoutsde man. In the business Among thom he Is
bcst known "french LOUIS, and II SAID crime
has over yet been brought home to him, although
be has been trial several times, and his PIC
turo Is said to adorn the Rogues' Gallery II
may not be generally known that a sitter" is one
who 10 dextcrous a D,tng keys surepttousIy other
mems locks for burRnr0us purposes and 'outsido
man. Is ono who unlocks the doors oil premises Tor
tbioves 10 enter locks them while they at work.
keeps lookout meanwhile and lets them hen they
are ready Louis will DO tried at early day upon an
uneut charging him with burglary and grand lar
ceny IL having the 8th INST, entered the store OF
cesrR Scott Brothers and stolen hcrelrom pieces
Of Iuou valued 1T $3.50. and meanwhile he lies in tho
rombs In aofauit OF u, 900 bail
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ADrLAIpx. April sossiled. schr Sadie Caller. Weber,
XsicaAT July s-Arrived. brig lsp, Ahisr Jersey.
Boston 7sh, brig Florence (Br) London.
port July g. bark Resoluda rehttnr; brig GeorRis
CoIoxsc June S-Arrived bark Armenia salter Mare
CcRosrI. June Ia-ssisd- bark Federico Maria tousp,
,'Sasruneos July s-Ar5yed 1.iss Carrie PuyipgteG,
ssied sh brig !. Elmo DR. Cspp.y Boston; 7sh b.rr
cs.Ia1s Ms July s-As.iyss bark. Elaof.ae Larsen,
sss" s%i:S svs sS S
Ttv.s. July arrived .ehr Elizabeth. R,a'. Mobile:
Anita Isp) cus PhlAdslphia; Grseia sp) Everman Lv
ATTY Arrived 10th. steamer Columbus Reed Now York
Also arrived 10Th steamer City Of Merida Reynolds,
sailed 10Th. bark Piorri Hslber. Handy, New York
ssh,s r.ns n nss brig San
Are roth ssf @ .s
ven. Weaver sVw . 1Urs sshs cSpor HIny a0
New York brig, My5onu.. Joy: Of il.,,ers.: Mary
r ass Ss cfsvsy sss rs
adeIPhla; Mary Novel; Davidson Of iiattoras; l. Dan
Ia iiHvs rs JuIy s~sacd ship Bertha Bigelow tBr,.
MATAxzAs, July s-Arrived, brig. II Houston. Griffin.
sr""s
Barton. Charleston.
Sailed sih bark Josie Mildred Ginn Of atterAs schr
Cumberland. Weber. do
MUanAYs HAxBoR. PEI July s-Arived, brig Gaven
tBt). Grcenuck
Walker. Greenock.
PIcrUu July IO-Arrived bark Sacramento (Br) Mekle
London brig DAT tBr). Mckenzie Seville
ROSARIO, July lSaiIec previously. hurk Rebecca Crow
ell, Crowell Boston. -
RicmBucro. Nh. July 4-Arrved. bark somervie tBr.
Baker. Antwerp
Cleared TIN. banks tBr. Currie. Liverpool; Cupid
(BrJ, Grant, Dublin.
,,sIJs 400. July lt-Arrysd previously. brig M sinker
SAcUA July 8-saIlcd, bark Josie More Carlisle New
York: schr Cyrus Hail, Howes. do.
SrJonS. NIB, July l6-Arrived ship Gettysburg Call
Iiavre; barks Francis Fay. Rollins. and Cheshire
Lawrence. Boston; brig Daisey. Boynon Eastpo; schr
Mary Pike, Good. New YORK.
SYDNEY. OBJ July e-Sailed, bark John Black (Br),
Doane. Pugwash. -
VALPARAISO, June I5-Arrved, ship Quintoro QGuat),
Manning swansea
Put IN unc IL bark Courser, Keman, from Auckl and,
NJ, for New York (scc Miscellany.
Sailed lith ship Dolphin tuAtl, for San Francisco
WINDSOR. Ms. July 5-Cleared, schrs Annie Chase.
Poole, New York. Menaws Davis. kichmond 9th. bark
Montreal DIR. Coslheet BeSts' Cove NF schrs Sparte
alowcll, New York; 9TH. Lncy Collins. Curtis. do
Newport Miller do; 9th. brig Lauretta r), Gatt, STAN
lev. falklsnd islandH
YogomAns. July iO-Arrived, steamer City OF Peking
Berry, ssn Francisco TOR Hong Kong
ssea July H. steamer City Of Toxic, Maurv rom Hong
Kong. San Francisco
YARMOUTH. Ns, July O-Arrived. bark Kate Sanction
Orr. Carver, Liverpool.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

APPoNAUG, July 14-saied schr II Godfrey Janvrin
Philadelphia.
BOSTON, July 15-Arrived, steamers George Appod,
Loveiand Baltimore via Norfolk louisville Pierce, Pha-
dclpha General Whitney Hallett. New York bark Lorna
Dcone r). Lycll st Jago brig II Norris tBr Patter-
son. Kingston. ia.
brig lbbie IL tBrl, Peters Barbados; schrs Chamber
lain Crosby, Rondout Louisa Birdssl Seeman Julien
Nelson Wright and Mary Trainer, Ostn, PHILADELPHIA;
Martin l. smith, smith, and Jessie smith, Tyler. Alcx-
andra.
Aise arrived steamer Lancaster, Mills. iIatelphia
brig Black Swan Winsade, IT Domingo; schrs + Ray
inona Kelley, wechawken Ira Larienier Co Ron.
dout: Judge Law Tenney, lioboken; j. Weman. Cove,
do Annsbel Grifn, Port johnson Title Vanderke rchen
Bateman, Phiaaelphis; Terry Crsnncr Alexandra;
Kate q Hilton Adams. do.
CeAred-steamer Noptune Berry. New York; bark Ola
mant (NorJ, Isaacksen, Cronstadt.
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ARRIVALS.
RFPORTRD BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD XHITESTONE TELEGKAPH LINE

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Erin (BD, Thomson. Liverpool July 4 and
Queenstown 5th with mdse and ll3 To- W.
ssan srs Ion sas
18th lat 20 a. lon 70 ie Daisy hence for ksinore
@ ISLE q
sa ana 'D
Steamer Clyde Crowel Havana July IL. with and
mS:s tn fr"lss DG'Gs 3
Island, spoke brig Emma Dean (r. from Porto cabsllo
Windsor. MS Curry dysDs%Gl S S.1s
ship rreyd: Nor, 1ys verse; Hamburg. May %. with
Bark Sedan Ge Schluetter Bremen 4s days with mdse
Bark LLOYD INor. Jacobsen Hamburg 40 days. with bar
Bark Brunnow fNOr Paget. Hamburg days. with mdss
s D So Jensen uavrs 40 days. in ballast
spq.Ds Ss H.ns. Dsn r, e g days
spoke brig KodA ssm Bsiss g ssw YSrs
s. s. Fs..ss 81 days
Bark Clifton & p5sw TsDe. q day n In ssa, S1
' Bark %s' !ssas avor..n Rio J.nero day. in
Bark Aedsr Nor Johansen Rio Janeiro. Al days
Bark \ BINS PfsF c..dsna', 10 days with sugar to
Brig Emma Dean Br, scbol.z Porto cabello Is days.
.s asss e days with sugar
Brig % aysn Pq4S 10 dsy: with
s nsn1n Gc9%Ss II days with sugar to
S SS.;.s g. S:SIs:S ~. ssIt
WIN Wsh Hsn5s
with
Rider Hs ;,R SA
sS 70 w Nsx sv Cola s sr Nv
Van
scSr Sisn Young Por. Royal days with lumber
si:ss ' ss~i.rn NC vi. k.y,e
"lfh s.dss ss days. viz
Sem Ming 5shq,es ssin x,..,.
s ssSr knma White. siii..ses Virgins.
s sssr a 1sSa.I s.a lGI vifse Virginia
seSr 4 4 asvhew. Pires. virainia
sehr John ki,knan;; ! Riehs, r. yirsini..
ss Sa1 s:'f Fs.si Siss ssst SrsS Virginia
H ks . .i.:lssS yass srs.ovn DE-
| Schr Georgetta. Curtis, Baltimore.
sss, s.s s.s S:w ssss v s:I.%o''
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Av Cole, Mitchell. Windsor. Ms. for New York.
m NJ. 'SF SsT York.
schr Memento. Nickersen. Providence for New Yors.
se%r Henry Ss%ssS: %ss fSssdsas. e. NV York
| BOUND EAST
| Steamer Eieanora. johnson. New York for Portland
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer, New York tor New
Bedford.
ship Corsica. stetson New York for AMER for ORDERS
Brig Stella Lodge (Br). Nugent New York for London
schr ID Foster Kendrck, New York for Plymouth
Schr Albert Jameson, Gamage Rondout FOR Boston.
schr Potter Hooper. bradbury. nAverstrsw Provi
dence
ATSS
| Schr K q Dennison. Allen. Amb0y for New London.
Schr DIR Powers. Saunderson. Amboy for Norwaik.
| Schr Red beach Graham ElisaDcthport for Boston.
Schr Bodine. Sivie Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Helen Mar Nickerson. Port johnson ProvIdsnce
schr Reading RR No 49, McDevitt, Philadelphia New
| London.
Schr Reading RI No a. Adams Philadelphia for Bridge
| mort
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALICANTE, July 7-sailed, brig Netts. Macksy. New
York.
ANTWERP June l6-Arrved, brig Jupiter Ger, Stensen,
Charleston.
Sailed from Flushing 18TH steamer Nederland (elg,
Randle. Philadelphia
BARCELONA. July 15-Arrived barks Nictaux Dr. Mas
Bermuda with OF bark kesouda (Sp), from
New OrleanO Espana (sp), Roses New York.
CARDIFF. Juno 1e-Arrved. bark Albion tNor). Freder
icksen, Beaufort. SC.
CoPKNnAcEs. to July le-Arrved, bark Viva Nop,
Peterson, Richmond
DuxKIRK. July le-Arrivsd, bark Royal Hanis Br)
Matherson, New York.
DUBLIN July 1e-Sailed bark Ada Barton (Br). wyman.
North America.
FALMOUTH July 1e-ArrIved. bark ssmiramus (NoD
Axelsen. San Francisco
GENOA. July l5-Arrived brig Rock OBJ, Wright. New
HnLvoHr July l5-Arrived bark Johanns tNor), Muller,
New York
HAvnr July le-Arrived ship Raphael. Sherman. Bonn.
bay; bark Jose Lopez, Mcdonald, Alvsrado, via Key
West
KoSIcsBERG. July l3-sailed, bark Lady OF tho Lake
(Br,, Mckenzie, New York.
LIVERPOOL. July 1e-Arrived ships Thumere (Br Kew.
lev San Francisco; Charlie Baker (Br. Brown Pensacola
Also arrived 1eh ships Russia (Br), Jones' New York
Patterdale (Br,. Gunson San Francisco.
Sailed 18th, steamer lstrian (Br), Fit. Boston.
Sailed 10th. ship Lady Duffern (Br, De Silva United
States
LONDON. July 4-Arrived barks Drowning Sophie (Nor)
stunde Now York; 18th. Abraham Skalls (Nor) Greger
sen, Wilmington, NC; Bertha (Nor), Hansen, do.
Also arrived l6th bark Lima Csu) Bokman, Beaufort.
sc.
PLYnouru July le-Arrived bark John zittosen Merry
man. Pisagua.
PApsrow, July 14-Arnvsd, brig Maggie (Br), Bush.
Beaufort, SC.
QUEENSTOWN July le-Arrived ships Reaper, Poole Gan
francisco; bark Shun Lee (Br), Evans, do; Primera
susana (sp) ssnjuEo, Now Orleans; Annie Maud tBr)
Owen. Baltimore.
Arrived Roche's Point 10th, :25 PM City
Brussels OBJ, Watkins. from New York Liverpool.
Rouxx. July l3-Saled, brig str,nsch CBr), Munroe,
United States.
SLIGO July l5-sailed. bark Muriei CBr), Nicholson.
United States.
SnYRxA. July 10-Arrved previously, barks Alice Camp
bell, Gorham, Boston brig II Wright. Myers, do.
sournAxProN. July 14-sailcd, steamer Hindoo dBr).
Mitchell (rom HuiD. Boston and Now York mot sailed
0th).
rnI.s,x July 10-Arrivsd. bark Assunta dtaD ssnto
Nov York.
Sailed from - July Is. bark Village Belle (Br>.
Wright, U1tsd States
| WEATHER REPORT
| Jclv IN pM-WIDd aW IiUht
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OBITUARY.
BENJAMIN ROMANS.

Benjamin Homans who was born in 1899 at Bor-
deaux France died on Sunday last at his residence
No. 2s2 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, Of paralysis. Mr.
Homans' father United States Consul at Bordeaux
when Benjamin was born. In 1885, having been con-
neotcd for several years with the Navy Department,
he established tho Army and Navy Chronicle ajournai
which much appreciated by the old school officers
OF the navy In 1S43 he took charge OF the Redemp-
ton Agency Of the State banks at Cincinnati He was
also for time the manager OF the OHIO Lie and Trust
Company He subsequently became connected with
the Bankers Magazine, which WAS founded by his
brother, l.. Smith HomaUR Tho funeral Will take
place from the family residence this forenoon.
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JAMES THOMAS BROWN.

James Thomas Brown. wcll-known Citizen died in
San Jose Cal, the 18th Of July, at the age Of sixty
years and five months. He was brother Of Mr. Will
lam Brown OF the Central Railroad OF New Jersey and
was some time since manager Of the Bevlle Copper
Mines, Newark, n j. During many years he was man
ager Of tho Quicksilver Mines in San jose, CaL Mr..
Brown stood high IN tho Masonic body having
tanned the thirty degree also being Arch
Mason and knight Templar and ono Of the Sons of
Malta. His remains we're inferred tho 10th mat. at
San Jose. Cal
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STEAM TO FORT HAMILTON.

Five cars for the steam motor line, which Is to
DO run next month from the Brooklyn City Railroad
Companys depot, corner OF Twenty-ourth street and
Third avenue, along the latter thorougniare to Fort
Hamilton, now being built at average cost of
So 100 The cars, which make no noise and smoke,
stopped and started with than
cars They Will run on fifteen minutes Roadway, con-
Becting with Fort Hamilton distance OF four miles,
Ia twenty minutes.
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The work the Brooklyn Bridge is proceeding
steadily ana yesterday afternoon the two strands Of
tho north cables COMPLETED and Will be lowered
into their final positions this woek. Tho upper Of the
two south strands recently completed, yesterday
hostcd the rollers and let down into the saddles.
The work OF regulating these Two strands Will proba
by commence to- day The draughtsmcn at the bridge
ONCE pusily engaged In preparing the dailed draw
ings for the bridge approaches as modified by the
Cumm ttcc Of Archttccts
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JOHN LYON.

Tho general manager Of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company Mr John Lyon died yesterday at Elizabeth,
OF Briahs disease the forty sixth year OF his age
he for many years connected with the company
and large holder The funeral will take place
Thursday morning. Mr. Lyon had been suffering
from the malady year before his death.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford July H. bark Ateboro new) to
at for whaling voyage.
letter Captain sprsgue Of schr Franklin. Of NIB
reports her Barbados June 90 with IS bbls All
well.
letter from Capt Allen Of bark Minnesota, OF NIB
ports her johanna May IT. with 800 bbls OIL so do
whale and 600 lbs bone. All well.
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A STARVING FAMILY.

The Gcsner family, residing at No. 800 East Seventy
fifth street, have tour small children and almost
completely destitute. They have pawned nearly every
thing they owned. including bed clothing, ana the
children actually starving The father 10 we'll
educated man, but cannot get on ployme
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DEATH OF A SURGEON.

Dr. v. B. Gates, who for several years a member
OF the medical corps OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's line, died suddenly yesterday at the residence
OF Mrs. Miller No. 20 Pineapple street, Brooklyn. Do
ceased who about forty four years OF age. had
relatives living In this vicinity. Coroner Sims was
notified ~ hold an inquest on tho body. His effects
transferred to the OF that Official.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Carondelet Havana for New York, July Is
of Frying Pan Shoals
Ship Bertha HILL Caiao for Gibraltar, 80 days out
June q. lat % IS N. Ion 81 81 W.
BARK Fetisch Ger Schmidt. from New York for Yoke
hama. May 81. lat 10 8, Ion 81 W.
schr atidx B Mahony. from Norfolk for Port Spain
nj larC IOn5
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser Of steamer CLYDE will please accept
thanks for attentions
STEAMER MAssAcHusKTTs at Provdenc from New York,
reports schooner sunk miles NV from Eaton's Nee
light; nothing above the water but naintopmsst with
naintopmast staysa get Doubtless schr Mary, Of Den
nysville, before reported.
saIr wxLLISa (B, OBrion. from Mirsmichi, June "a.
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SAILED.

Steamer Crescent City for AspnwalI; ship Tranquebar
Bremen; barks Emilia (kus. Crons,adt Roma tBr
erpoo; Due Cecie utaD. Ncwry: Fortuna Rspoli dtaj
Bristol; brig Lizzie (Br). st Johns. NJ.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
O6sc4

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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WEATHER REPol

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAD, July 10. PM-Wnd 8 ", light.
PLynoUru, July 10. PM-wind VI. moderate, with rain.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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The 600 tickets ending with "a Che the two
terminal units of the number drawing the first capital
$l5.OOO) are each entitled to S.
Witness hands, Covington, KY this day C3atur
day.. July H. 1877.
l. T. j. 5 asSsfHxl Commissioner.
NEXT DRAWING JULY %. 1877
Capitals $4,000 $i345U $1,000. $500. four OF s. 0Q
four Of $4,000.
Tickeis-wholes $40; halves, s.; quarters. 81 60.
SIMMONS a DICKINSON
~ 3D. st., Louisville Ky. I; or
WILLIAMSON 4 Co,
$50 broadway. New York.
nfvORCEs LEGAL EvERYwHEREJ sPEEDTLY
Oobtained withou, publicity. No advance payments
FREDERICK KING, Lawyer. o st. "arks place.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
LNOK SALESMAN YACHT 2sis FEET LONG JUS
II completed. Inquire OF ". Il. D.. 100 BroadwsS
room !.
SMALL STEAMBOAT wANTED-FOR EXCURsIONs
DScnd TO room 70. NO "a Park place.
WANrED-BY \ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE A CON
w Portable middling sized yacht for pleasure trip
three or fonr days the Long Island Sound Address
b., Post office box l,207.
WANTED-A CATBOAT. ABOUT 20 FEET LONG
w IN complete order Address stating dimensions am
terms. CAIBOAT. Herald Office
WANrED-sLOOP YACHT AND OYSTER sLoO',
20 carry 400 bushels, and Ski Address with Iowos
cash price, oox o'o2s Post ofhce. city.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-12-20
Enumeration To Tennessee.

Within the past few weeks, over
80 families from New York and 9th
e. Northern States, have located in
Dickson county, and large number
of Others are expected before spring.
+. c. AukenY, late editor of the
Black River Falls Wis Indepen-
dent, has arrived with his family, at
Waverly, as also quite number of
other families. the FIST installment Of
the Wisconsin colony.
G. II. Dix, Secretary Of a New
Jersey colony, is in the State selecting
a locality for his colony. There are
a large number of families embraced
in it.
Some s or 10 families have lately
settled in Summertown, Lawrence
county, and about so more are ar
ranging for start to that locality.
A sale of several thousand acres Of
land, including a cotton mill, in JEFF
ferson county, has recently been made
to a Pennsylvania party. who will
take immediate possession. The prop
erty sold for $4,000. Settlers are
coming into other sections of the
State, and the outlook for a large i'm
igration IS very encouraging. Nash
rifle Banner.