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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20
JUSIATk VALLEY BANk.

TViIE undersigned are stockholders Of the
l. Junia.a Valley Bank, and are iBdivid-
ually responsible for all deposits
J. Nevip Pomeroy, James B. Ckesor,
Philip NJ. Kepner, Vim. Van Sweringen-
Joseph Rothrock, II. II. Bechtel,
George Jacobs, Jane II. Irwin,
L. Z. AtkInsoA, John Hickman,
W. C.. Pomsroy, Mary Kuriz,
Amos G.. Bcnsall, Samuel VI. kurtz,
Noah Hertzler, J. Holmes Irwin,
John Hertzler, T. V. Irwin,
Charlotte Snyder, r. B. Frow,
Sarr'l Herr's Estate,
Daniel Stoufier, Jan. %, lS1S-3t
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20

THERE is a bill in Congress that
directs the Secretary of the Inte-
rior to place on the pension rolls the
names of the surviving officers and
enlisted men, including militia and
volunteers of the military and naval
service, who served sixty days in the
Mexican war or thirty days in the
Greek war or the Seminole war or the
Black Hawk war, or to their surviy-
Ing widows who have not remarked -"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20

ENGLAND has again snubbed the
Russians, and stopped their victori-
Gus march, by sending % ships, 40
guns, and 5000 men, near to Con
stantinople, in the sea of Marmora
She stationed the feet there in the
face of the protest of Turkey, and in
violation of treaty provisions with
France, Germany, Austria, Turkey
and Russia A continental army in
England would settle the career Of
the meddler, and secure Europe from
further interference, and give Irish
men and Scotchmen rights that they
have long been strangers to.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20
LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
A GOOD LIE.

and all necessary outbuildings. There is a
good Orchard OF Choice Fruit on the prem-
ises, also running water.
No. =. A lot of about 2 Acres of Ground
in McCoysville, bounded on the west by
school lot, on the north and east by public
road, and on the south by lands of James
Steenson, having thereon erected q new
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20
NOTICE,

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
II trespassing, for hunting, or other pur-
poses, on the lands Of the undersigned, in
Milford township, Juniata county
HENRY GRONINGER.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Dec 10, lS77-4f
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NesC AdUerfssssvsessts.
A HOME & FARM
OF YOUR OWN.
NOW Is TIE Time TO SECURE IT.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
FOR AN ACRE

or the best land in Americs. 1000 acres
in EASTERN NEBRAsKA, on the line OF the
UyIoS PACIFIC RAILROAD now for sale. T..
years credit gIrsn. interest only s per cent.
These are the only lands for sale on tho
line of this Great Railroad, the Worlds
Highway. Ssnd for TsK NFv "ProSsEn,u
the best paper for those seeking new homes
ever published. Full information, with
maps, sent FHEE. o. =. DAVIS, Land
Agent T. p. K. r., Omaha, Neb.
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The Repu blicans OF Fayette county
fsxoE George V. Lawrence. of Wash
Wgacr county, for Governor.
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Sale Bills printed on short notice at the
Office of the Ssstrasl and Rsysbiieas.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20

Lumber has risen forty per cent. in
Canada for want Of snow.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-02-20
GRACES SALE
Consumption Can be Cured.

For proof Of the fast see my circular.
which will be sent free to any address.
OSCAR G.. NOSES, Is Cortlanat street.
New York
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ORPHAN
SALE

DY virtue of an alias order of the Or
ID Phans' Court of Jrniata county, the
undersigned, Administrator of Joseph s.
Laird, deed, will offer at public sale, on the
premises, in McCoysyille Tuscarsra town
ship, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1878,
at O'Clock z. NJ, the following described
real estate, late the property of said dece-
dent, to wit:
No. ]. A tract of about TWO ACRES of
Ground, in McCoysville, bounded BY lands
of John Dobbs on the west, by public
road on the south and east, and on the north
BY lands OF J. C. Stewart, having thereon
erected
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NOTICE..

A Ill persons are hereby cautioned
IA against tresplssing upon tine lands OF
the undersigned, either in Walker or Della
ware township, by fishing, hunting, or in
any other way.
John n. Van-Orner j. W. Ley6et
Henry VI. Miller. Solomon Nanbeck.
George s. Smith. J. s. Lukens.
William Manbeck. Luke Davis.
H. ID. Long. John F. Smith.
Sept l. lS77-6m
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Notice tO Pay TIP.

notice tn Fay Up.
A IL persons indebted TO the estate of
IA DR.. p. L. GrecnIeaf, late of Thomp-
sontown, Pa, will do well 10 ATTEND, at once,
to the settlement of their accounts with the
undersigned Admr's. II cash cannof be
paid its equivalent in paper mast BE- had.
FANNIE GREENLEAF,
ANNIE Il. GREENLEAP,
ADMINISTRATORS.
ThOmYsOntown Oct. 10. 1871
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WORK FOR ALL,

In their own localities, canvassing for the
FIKEsipE VISITOR. tenlargedl Weekly and
Monthly. Largest paper in the World, with
mammoth Chromos free. Big commission.
to agents. Terms ana outfit free. Addre.,
p. q. YfCKERY, Augusta, Maine.
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Assets, Jan. I, 1878, at cost. st, ,O65 ,5O3 %
ASSETS.
L. S. and 6 per cent. bonds,
Philadelphia and city loans,
X. Il. bonds, bank, and other
stocks, worth S2,O69, ,Si2.15,
cost .....-.. .....--. ....S2,UVt.4ie-96 80
Mortgages, first liens on prop
critics worth ST, 200, 900. 80. 2,4Si ,l2l.l7
Premium notes, secured by
policies .........-. ll,0f2.Oo
Loans on cOllaterals, etc. . 3U5 ,65S. 50
Agents balances, secured by
bonds ....-.......-... Il .29l 90
Real estate owned by the COM
pany, Observation-Disclosures. a67 ,O56.6I
Cash on hand and in Trust
Companies. s..... I7S,374.6S
Net ledger assets, as above. s., ,063 ,5O3 ID
Net deferred and
unreported pre-
mIums SlO5, 81 90
Int. due 4 accrued
on loans, etc.,. eS, l3f. so
Market value
of stocks,
ETC., over
cost. SOS $685.
Less depre-
citation in
real estate As ,032.6l
23,s6l.2l
2I7 "a
Gross assets January /, 1878. St, ,2sO, ,723 .46
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported, but
not due. ...Sl13, ,352.Sl
Reserve required at
4 per cent. to re-
insure risks 80. 5, go 1886. 90
Dividends on I'M
reported policies,
etc ............ 27,Sl7.69
Premiums paid in
advance. ....... 6,s98.96
--S5,4 ,40s, ,405. .46
Surplus per cent basis. s72,3ls.OO
$3.50, ,723. .46 |
Surplus, at Al per cent. (esti-
The losses were STA 900 less than those |
estimated by the mortality table.
SAMUEL C. HUEY, President.
SAx'L Z. Stokes, III. S. STEPHENS,
Vice-Prest. I'd Vice-Prest.
JAS. WEIR Mason, HENRY AusrIE,
Actuary. Secretary.
HENRY G. BRows, Assistant Secretafy.
Jan. 80, ls7S-4t
Large stock of Ready y-msde Clothing for
sale by HARLEY & co,
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Large stock of Ready made Clothing for
sale by HARLEY & co,
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

Steamer Algeria. Hawthorn, Gaiveston-Bosert
Ste. msr H Livingston, Fleetwood, Savannah George
Yonge.
steamer City Of Columbus. Nictsrson. savannahGsorgs
Yonge.
Steamer Hatterss. Mallstt Norfolk. va-oid Dominion
Ste amship Co.
Steaucr Octorara, Reynoids Bsltimore-J Krcms
Ship Doris (Ger), Herboth, Bremsn-Eermann koop
Ship Herlof Heriofsen (Nor. Olsen. MarseIes-Funch.
Edye Il Co.
Bark Lepanto. Mears, Melbourue-R W Cameron 4 Go.
Bark Ellisif (Nor). Hange. Londonderry, I-Benham
Boyesen.
Tobias Co.
bark soanen tSor), Terisscn, Queenstown Falmouth
for orders-Beuhxm Boyesen.
Bark Hertha (Ger), brandhof, stettin-Funch. Edye
Co.
Bark Aurora (Nor). Ross. Koni igsberg-Funch. Edye
Go.
Bark Eleano CBr>. Garland, Amsterdam-J Parker
Co.
Bark Prudent (Fr, Ailier Borde aux-Boyd Hincken.
Bark Condor tSor,, Syvertsen Bordeaux-funch. Edge
4 Co.
Bark Emma Psyzant (Br,. Dexter, CALAIS Francc)-J
Bark Gluseppins Corcurullo dtsD, Rossi Cctte-Ben-
ham Boyesen.
Bark Fidente tAus Radossovich ,Constantnoplesoco-
vich Co.
Bark Anieo Gastola dtsl). ALBANIA. Baltimore-Funch.
Edye 4 Co.
Brig Kassak. Smith. L.sbon-F Talbot & Co.
Brig Dart tBr), Golfer Oporto-J whitney a Co.
Brig Starlight Tucker Points-Pitre, Guad-H Trow'
Brig Emma Hall. Perry, Matanzas -waydsn 4 CO.
Cnbello-D -Dallett. Boulton h Co.
Schr William McCobb, Ball, Now London-Cartwrisht q
Doyle.
schr Ann Amelia. Allen, New Haven.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

Paymsster A. s. Keaney, Boatswain Charles Hawkins
and Gunner Robert Sommers are detsched IRON the
peaclice ship nseaton and ordered 10 dutv at the
Naval Academy. Lieutenant Commahder Allen D.
Brown Is detached from the command OF tho practice
steamer May1ower and ordered 10 duty at the Naval
Academy. Lieutenant John q. soley and Passed As
sisIant Engineers Robert Crawford and Charles n.
Greenleii are detached from the practice steamer
Maynowcr and ordered to duty at the Naval Academy
MEDICAL CORPS.
Surgeon +. C. Vermeulen Is detached from the
practice ship Constellation, and ordered TO The re.
ceiving ship ST. Louis at League Island. Passed
Assistant surgeon j. - Bragg Is detached from Tho
Ajax at Brandon, Va and ordered 10 the Navy YARD,
New York. Assistant Surgeon A. A. Austin IS de-
tached from the Navy Yard, New York, and placed
on waiting orders Assistant Surgeon William II.
Kush Is detached from the practice ship Consteiia-
top and ordered TO duty on the ironciads at Bran
don Va Assistant Surgeon John A. Tanner is de-
tached from the practice steamer Mayhower and
placed waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Engineer T. Cook is detached
from the Navy Yard, Norfolk, and ordered to tha
Montauk, a. Washington. Passed Assistant Engineer
w. 7. Moore Is detached from the Coast Survey
steamer Blake. on her arrival at Washington, and
ordered to tho training ship Minnesota. Assistant
Engineer william II. Nauman Is detached from th Q
training ship Minnesota. on reporting OF his relief
and placed on waiting orders.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

PAUL. sg, L.a.. from Havana Sept 10 70,
BARK ANN ELzABKrH. Phelan. at Havana Sept 20 from
consisting Of 60 sarS ~ and received other d.mare.
BARK OCEAN RANcsR l.;,. Prindie which sailed from
from and has been given up as lost.
scHR SUSAN, Thurston from New York for weneet. be
fore reported damaged by collision In Vineyard sound
was towed into kdgartown Sept 23.
SCmR MoKELrGBT, Norwood from New York for Calais,
put Sept % with loss Of hboom eshe ad
unknOwn bark on Block Island. She proce oaed gath
sonn Masr opKLL MeL.n. from Glones.ter arrived At
ashore at Old Orcnsrd and sprung = bad leak.
kr. a1.ss @ IA, q a $50 81.
with tho OF vessel bottom up apparently largo
three mnsted schooner.
coal sprnnx leak during the cyclone Of the 2.h
CsoptanH River The vessel Is pretty high up on the
and IT. IS not beth 'hs can mn es gotten OIL
scHR + HALL of st George Me, while lying at anchs
off Thirtielh street North River on Monday evening
aasey The captain ana mate nsr,Hwy escaped aro
n ps n.
ScHR THOMAS COOPER, from Bangor tor stonington.
before damaged by collision was towed to Now
Bedford sept "a for repairs
BALTIMORE. sept 25-Brg Chattanooga, Hall. from
Turks Island in coming up the river grounded
snce OF n tug.
KEY WEST Fl. Sep, 25In be.ving out to-day Nor:
misaen as.s deck Bota iro a
and showed evidence OF previous breaks
PORTSMOUTH. MI, Sept 25-The schr Samuel Knight. Of
Pembroke, No. loaded with brek whtie coming down the
% ns s the the
and now bad position, with scarcely possibility
coming OH She Is good vessel and ts reported to be
partly insured.
ST JonS Nh Sept 24Csptsin Gchrist of the schooner
g. wsse y Msppsss sss.
LIBBY Island topsdes up nnn bottom ceppered appeared
schooner both ends were gono about 40 oet vts
BILE, lying her side.
SAN FRANCISCO Sept Is-rhe wreck of the ship Jessie
,Hrl in iha EN yaSfe rdav fnr
S. Captain Milen Griffith aud Others As she lies in
there will be difficulty In the salvage oi
everything movable and IL Is quite likely that tho vessel
will also be gotten of " nothing unusual occurs.
The Gvlden while beating yesterday after
noon, coydci with McigGs Wharf, The schooner lost
figure he I'D and head gear.
QUICK VOYAGE BARK Low Wood. Of Sc John, NB oSa
TONS Cap<ain Fritz made tho round voyage from ~
days.
LAuxcHED-The iron steamer Juan Mir. built for the
trade successfully launched from Rosch's yard
Chester Pa, yesterday morning The vessel Is 10, feet
long % feet bcam IL feet depth OF hold and 300 toni
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Sept 25-Arrved, bark G. Penery (Br,
Penery, New York
BORDEAUX Sept 22-ssiied, brig Sarah 4 Emms. Mon
roc New York mot before rsportcdJ.
DusrIy Sent 24-Sailed bark Anna tBr) McPhail,
timors.
DnAnxEs, to Sept 25-Arrved, brig Hssperns tNor),
svendseu. New York.
DASrzrc Sept 23-Arrivod. bark jas Brett, Gibson,
New York.
RALxourn sept 25-Arrved. barks I.enus Smart Pisa
rua cometsn (sw). Jahansson. New York.
GLOUCESTER sept 25-saiied, barks Paoio Rcvelio ts
Cssamona and Victor tNorl. Maxnescn. United States
Souvenir Nor. Andreasen, New York brig San Gsctano
Qtal), Mayxcla, do.
IiuLL Sept 25-saiied steamer oranto (Br), Jenkins
Boston.
uAvRE Sept 25 Arrived steamer Romulus tBr). rrail
New York.
nAxsunc Sep, 24sailod bark Zanzibar toer) Settled,
New York
HrLvoKr Sept a4ssilcd. bark Grace CBr), Mcneil New
York.
LrvyRrool Sept a5-Arrived. steamer Carolina Csp),
kicstra, Baltimore.
Also sailed 25th steamer British Empire (Br), Lsckey,
Phiisdelpbia
Sailed 18th. chip W A Campbell Curling, New York.
LIZARD sept 24-oG. steamer Dcnmsrx tBr) Williams.
from New York for London.
LIMERICK. Sept 25-saiied, bark Marte tIus, Domini.
Delaware Breaxwatcr.
'
Hogstrom, New York
Lrspos, TO Sept 25-Arrived, brig Annie BstchcIdcr.
Steelmcn Philadephia
MALAoA sept 25-Auived, bark John J Marsh, Patter-
son, New York.
Sailed prior to the 18th. bark Busy, Kendrick Phil sdct
phis
ourxSsrow4. Sept 25-Aruvei. steamer Rempor (Br)
wilkinson Montreal; ship Arlington (Br), vickcry, Phia-
delpha; barks Independence qtaD, Gavno. Baltimore
Maria Msrgharita Borzonc ItaD, Ovar, 10; Professo
Nordenskjold (Nor), Jensen. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 25Arrivcd, steamer Berlin (Ger)
Lamke Baltimore for Bremen.
ST CArHRRiS.s Poisr, seps 2S-of, ship Il stetson.
Moore, from New York for London.
SWANSEA Sept 25-Arrivcd bark vscount Canning tBr)
Bailey, Pensacola.
srsrrrS sept 23Arrived barks Nina tNor,, Olsen New
York; Betsy GUIDE (Nor) Due, do Msthdc Geo. Krseft
do ST Matthews Ger. wiobe, do; brig Dsicn (Nor),
Dedchsen, do.
stse.pons Aug IT, Sailed, bark Edward Percy (Br)
Russell, New York
sr NAzarRg sept 2t-saied, brig. Maria utsD. Ro.
mano, United states
sslled frop--- Sent ~. bark wulism Hreht iRx,
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
PROMOTIONS SUSPENDED By SECTION 13 OF
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.

PROMOTIONS SUSPENDED By SECTION 13 OF
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
WASHINGTON, Sept rs, 1873
There has been considerable discussion In the army
rs TO whether certain vacant captsinces OF cavalry
and infantry could be filod In of the that
section l3 Of The Army Appropriation bill prohibits
all prom opons and appointments until alter tho
port OF The joint committee reform and reorganza
tion OF the army shall have been upon by Con-
gress with the proviso-" That this Limitation shalt
not apply 10 tho line OF the army below the rank Of
eaptaio." The Secretary of War has decided tho
question negative, and the matter may be
sidered deAnitivsy settled far the War Depart
mcnt Is concerned.
COMPANIES WITHOUT CAPTAINS.
At present there eleven capta'nless companies,
namsIy:-A, Fifth cavalry, in the field in Wyoming;
K Eighth cavalry, Fort Clark. Texas; b. Fifth infan-
try, Fort Kcoeh, Montana; E, Sixth infantry, Fort
Buiord Dakota; +, Eleventh infantry, Fort Custer,
x, Seventeenth Infantry. Fort A. Lincoln. Dakota;
Seventeenth infantry, Fort Penibina, Dakota; \.
rwenty-nrst Infantry, Fort klamath, Oregon; X.
Twepty-thtrd infantry, Fort Hays, Kansas; Twenty
fourth infantry, Ringgod Barracks, Texas
The nrss leutcnants who kept out OF their
psnies arc FL ward W. Ward, Fiitb cavalry: John II.
Nahnken. EiRhtn cavalry; Mason Carter, Finn IN
fantry; JACOB Y. Mupson, sixth Infantry I'm the
rstirement); Ogden b. Read, Eleventh infantry; n.
X. BrinkernoG, Fifteenth Infantry; Thomas q.
Troxei, Seventeenth infantry; Cyrus s. Roberts,
Seventeenth infantry; Thomas \. Riley, Twenty
nrst infantry; Grecncaf A. Goodaie, Twensy-third
infantry Thomas Il. Merritt, Twcnty-four inap.
try. Tho senior OF thcee officers Itsulonant Csrtsrl
has held his present rank fourteen years Tho
have been rst licutenans from nine 10 twelve
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
wAsuIyGroS, Sept. %,

wAsuIyGros, Sept. %, 1873
Commander Fred. Rogers, OF tho United States
steamer Adams, forwards 10 the Navy Department an
recount OF tho trip Of that vessel from Panama TO Tho
Samoan Group. The Adams left Panama on May 10,
1873 On juno she sighted Hoods Island, ofierward
Washington, Dominica and Nukshva islands, OF tho
Msrquesas group June 10 anchored at Nukahiva to
obtain fresh provisions aud water
rREScR IN POSSESSION.
THIS place was found 90 be In charge OF o French
uaval lieutenant with forcc OF about five cendarmcs
and q company OF native police All the trading is
done by white residents, and fair beef excellent NUT
ton and plenty Of irut eau be obtained bat scarcely
any vegetables The number OF natives about the
Town OF Nukahiva are estimated at 100, with about
twenty whites Upon the whole island thero are
perhsps, 400, and $500 In tho entire Narquesas
Eoup. They b.ve l"% lost %s'' mo, OF ,as, ma. =.
number TO give any trouble. Very few
Of them cnmc near tho ship ana their
The French seem TO hold possession OF the wboo
group, II In nom ina except as regards Nukabiva
and ono or two adjacent islands On June 10 the
adams | sailed IRON Narahiva on tue gsI ana 24,h
she looked for q supposed Island, IN about IL de-
hnd on June rs sighted group OF small Islands called
IN tho charts su~arro islands
THE gsoIsH FLAG.
Cocoanut or Tent Island, TIE princ'pal ono OF the
group, which an English flag and some tents were
Observed iound 10 be in attude 10 degrees south,
Longitude 100 deg. y min ~ soc west AioT passing
this vroup the course the vessel for Apa
sroup, who're she arrived on the 18th OF June,
1873, finding at anchor tho German war vessel
ArIsdne, which had preceded the Adams BY few
weeks IRON Panama
LACKAwANsA IN COMMISSION
The United states steamer Lsckawsnns, which was
put IN commission at Mare Island, Cal, yesterday,
Will Join the Paoi0c station.
tau.. oRDRHs.
Lieutenant Frank Curtis Is ordered 10 the Navy
Yard at Mare lslana, Cal Master Nathan sargent is
ordered 10 thc Navy Yard al Washogton for instruo-
~ IN yduan pase Jon IN
remberton rs ordered 10 duty in tue Cosst Survey.
Comm H. H. Hawson Is detached from tho cohi-
uaud OF the practIco ship Cobsteijation ana orr
neicd 70 DUTY at the Navy Yard, Washington,
as inspector OF ordnance Lieutenant Commanders Y.
" Gridiey and Charles j. Train, Leutensnts William
II. Emcry and X. n. Derby, Masters George J.. Dyer,
h D. Rkscnhouse and A. Ard. Easign A. C. Hodson-
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
CLEARED.
lBn Murphy, Liverpool via Queens.

steamer Abyssinia (B Murphy, Liverpool via Queens
town ~ q franeklyn.
Steamer France tBr), Rogers. London--F W J Hurst.
California tBr). Ovenstone, Londoniiender'
Bros.
amer Iepanto tBr. Rogers, Hull via southampton
G l. Wright Co.
state or Pennsylvanta tBr) stewart, asgow
A BALDWIN Go.
steamer Canada tFp, Franguei, lIavre-Louis do
Bebtsn.
steamer Hadji tB Faircoth, Porto cabelIo Lsgusyra
ana - Thomas "A Uutcrbridge 20.
steamer Reading, Coiburn, Bavans--Wilsm Clyde
A co
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SPOKEN.

Leyand line steamer. pound Y. seen Sept 49, lat
As A., Ion ~ u1.
Ship syvanus Blanchard, Blanchard from Bristol for
Charis sston, sept ., lat ~ 80. lou 10.
ship keudrck Fish, Watts, from Bremen for New York,
; days out, date, of yarmouth, T..
Ship George Adams. Morrison from Cardiff for Sfnga-
pore, Aug =, lat II n, Ion ~ W.
snip kidorsdo Brown from Cardiff for Rio Jsueiro Aug
4, lat l6. Ion - w
Bark Annetta (Nor? Roth. from Stockholm for Phiia-
deiphia, Sept ~. lat ~ % Ion II 30.
Bark Northern Quecn tBr Dollar from Rotterdam for
New York. sept 3. lat SO &c. Ion IL 90
Brig Genoa iBr. Priest rom Barrow for Sydney CB Tor
New ork), sept IL, lat 81 1c. lon IL 30.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Fayal Aug 30. bsrks Phillips Francis.
NIB cruise; Sept Louisa, Clifford do do schrs Fannie
byrnes, Luce do do sparks sparks OF Provincesown.
do; 9th, shin Niger II allett. NB for Pacific Ocean.
letter capt tiartand OF bark anet of NB dated
at sea Aug 25 reports her with 200 bos oil board.
AS SbIs all told. All we'll Reports spoke Aug l6 schr
Union. Raynsrd. Westport. 80 bills sp all told.
Spoken-Sept l5 30 a. Ion 81 H. Ocean, OF and
for Bedford from a cruise
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SAILED.

Steamers France (Br, fo- London California Br) do
Ahyssina (Bp Liverpool; CsnadA Fr. havre; Amelia
(Kr), do; Lepanto tHr). Hun Reading Havana; Hadj
{B, Porto c.hslo &s; Alsiers Galveston; City Of
tNor) Antwerp Boyntcn hiogo; Uric. tswe). Biooa;
Mercurins tNorA Rotterdam Albion tN"r). do; lons
IN orr, Amsterdh6a Ala tNor,. Trieste; President Dase
Gsorl BO.deanx Morsenrodsn lNorI. do: Tommy Ger,
vnkyrien tAorit Barcelona; Marlborough !Brl. Bahia
Orr (Nor>. Qneebsown Fslmouth; NAvixxtor (Nor)
Cork susz >or,. Seville Rocket, Hobart Iown
Admiral Tegetnon Ger, Savannah; brigr Miletus CoD
Santander Esther (Aus) Constantinope Brtanhia. Port
SnAi
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AN "oFFICIAL" EXPLANATION.

HERALD reporter saw Koundsman David Stevens,
Of Captain Gunnor's superintendent of the
aumpng boats, and asked him II he could for
shs onal on tho beach. He replied that no cnangs
had been made in tho place selected for the dumping
Of the boats; unusual amo-,t OF refuse had
been carried to sea, ar.a,A - explain tho
matter BY tho prevaleL - or Two past OF
a very strong northeast |hch In connection
With sbb tide would tod lat the refuse toward
the piace mentioned Tho place used for unloading
the boats is In the vicinity OF buoy No. T.
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owen on Antwerp. United States; n. date the Union

LONDON. Sept 25-Bark Concordis No). from Gede for
Boston. which into Queeestown sepfember "a dam
aged, is leaky in topsides.
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HoLrHxAD, Sept 2o-Blowing gale; barometer 20 $751;
PLYMOUTH Sept 25-wine fresh, thick; barometer,
297O
ScILLY. Sent 2o-Weather thick barometer 2o60.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
THIRD DISTRICT, ToMPKNsvIILE. NY, sept %. 1873
spar buoy and black horizontal stripes has been
placed sunken schooner of Thirtteth street.
North RI yer. New York. CL1fZ
Commodore, United States Navy, Inspector.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
Sept. 25.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nxw YORK. Sept 25-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball fell to-day one-tenth Of
second slow.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination.
Steamer.
Office.

ATEs OF DEPARTURES FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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