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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17

mas time,-for SO fair and loving a
young pair it is very good to see. And
they will manage the farm notably be-
tween them, never fear.
The winter soon becomes of the past,
and the circling year rushes in that
sweet season
When wheatis grain. when hawthorn buds ap-
pear;
and Kaspar, at the solicitation of his
friend Stein, who has new and urgent
business there, contemplates his first
visit to the Capital. Solemn leave is at
length taken of the dear ones at home;
tor this is a great journey they are
about to undertake, and who knows
what perils may beset the travellers ?
Setting forth at early dawn, they
approach the city while the sun
is YET very high in the heaven,
for the long days are now upon them
and, as they enter a suburb, Graetz is
surprised to find himself among objects
which he feels are not entirely new.
This or that house, or street, or garden
plot, he has seen before, and yet he has
never been In Vienna! Astonishment
for awhile banishes speech; but, as the
scenes grow more and more familiar,
the dream of nearly year ago recurs to
Kaspar's memory, and Stein listens to
the repetition of narrative which is,
this time, uttered with all the earnest
ness of settled conviction
The gast-homs is soon reaG ed and
recognized. Thither the tw. friends
enter, and wine is called for. While the
attendant places the liquor, Kaspar's
eyes wander in search of the good host,
whom he at iasS Sees in a distant part
of the room, and almost wonders That
he does not come forward to great him
as an old acquaintance. An opportunity
for talk with him is soon had; and, on
nearer approach, the same kindly look
confirms his identity.
With some difficulty the two friends
keep their counsel, while, in assumed
indifference, inquiry is made touching
the occupant of the house across the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-11-17
Current Events.

GENERAL SHERMAN's book is said to
have netted him $50, 900.
HUMANITY is the equity of the heart,
-Confucius.
A VEIN of coal seven feet thick has
been found at Mount Olive, ILL.,, at
depth of about 200 feet.
A NEW Opera House is to arise at Lin
coin, Neb., from the ashes of the old
one.
FEARS are entertained in Chihuahua,
Mexico, of an organized invasion of the
state by Indians living in the United
States.
MISS BISMARCK is described as q
plump brunette, an expert in needle
work, and possessing all the homely
and honest German virtues.
AT restaurant the other day man
inquired, reading from bill of fare.
"What is this sirloin of beef a l0 t5asapa-
cSeres" suppose that is cut from
the stock exchange bull" replied his
friend.
SEAsoNABLE advice: No economical
man will steal his Thanksgiving turkey
now, as the bird would eat up twice it's
cost before wanted.
The mysterious stoppage OF train
upon the Savannah & CharIestown rail-
road, without IN order from the proper
quarter, was found to proceed from a
monkey in the baggage car getting
loose and swinging on the bell rope.
The longest drought that ever occur
red in America was in the summer of
1895, when no rain fell from the first of
May to the first of September, making
dry season of one hundred and twenty
three days.
AN Englishman was Boosting to
Yankee that they had book in the
British Museum which was once owned
by Cicero. ooh, that ain't nothin',''
replied the Yankee; Gin the museum
in Boston they've got the lead pencil
that Noah used to check off the animals
that went into the ark"
EPTrAPH in the cemetery at Keys
vile, N. Y:
Sarah Thomas is dead
And that's enough;
The candle is out
Also the snuff
Her souls in heaven.
Won need not fear
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
WHAT oEARY SAYS FOR HIMSELF.

At meeting OF the Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction resolution passed. which ordered that
If any keeper proven to have struck prisoner
upon Blackwel's Island, except in selfdefence the
Warden should suspend the official and report him to
the Commissioners for dismissal Commissioners Bren-
nan and Bailey investigated the charges made against
Keepers Cowenhoven and Geary in relation to the
death of Connolly, and summoned before them num-
Der of keepers DR.. Linehan and several clerks. The
testimony of these witnesses proved that Cowenhoven
Geary and another keeper named Boyle had struck the
deceased Connolly. Boyle WAS convicted out Of his
mouth.
Geary's testimony was given TO the end TO convict
Cowenhoven and clear himself He is about thirty
years old Of middle size, and he has an acute,
forbdding expression upon his face. He said that he
had been employed in the Penitentary keeper for
five years. that on Monday, August %, he saw prs-
strike Connolly and knock him down; he called
Cowenhovens attention to the fact and the latter, in
stead of aiding Connolly, went out and struck him on
the shoulders and hands; he aerward kicked Connolly
at least three times
Geary also said that he had often heard Cowenhoven
swear at prisoners The accused Deputy Warden
(Cowenhoven) did not appear before the Commission
ers The latter officials formally discharged Cowen-
hoven Geary and Boyle from their employ, and deter
mined 10 send the testimony they had taken TO the
District Attorney The Commissioners also suspended
Keeper Pease, and transferred Hail. Haywood and Cor
coran to outdoor duty The fact OF Keeper Geary's
arrest has already been announced by the HERALD
Deputy Warden Cowenhoven has thus far evaded
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP AURORA dron, of the Orient line, boarded Aug
IL lat 80 AZ Ion "a 20 burnt and abandoned
maning moulderng fire in hold reported by arrival
ut st Johns, NF, 30th inst)
BARK J sournARD. Woodwork at Portland 2sth from
Liverpool struck by gale the 10th inst when lit
tie of Sable Island and sustained considerable damage
and the foesa mainsail and bs ribbons
The gale lasted only few hours but blew with
violence.
soHR MARION GAGE from Philadelphia for Boston before
stripped Of her sails and rigging which taken TO Phla
depha. There is little prospect of saving the vessel
SoHR HANNAH BAKER, Of Harwich, from New York for
Cork before reported destroyed by fire owned
by Joseph Raymond Baker and others, and valued
$4,000 81 900 Of which insured in tho Union Com
Offices
ScHR WILLIE SHEPHERD Reeves, at Para Aug from
North Sydney CB had been in collision with and
lost bowsprit
AMERICAN LLoYDs UNIVERSAL REGIsrKR-we have re-
ceived from Thos Taylor the September Supplement
above work 1t contains large list Of vessels (many Of
which new) giving particular concerning them,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 31-Schr Howard Ogden, belonging
Port Norris NJ and loaded with hay, burned the
waters edge at 30 O'Clock this morning Coopers Point
The loss is s., 500; no insurance.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug PA private telegram was received
here in regard the Gaelic almost dne
Hong Kong and Yokohama Between Hong Kong and Yoko
hama she encountered yphoon In which the chief officer
arrival here No damage to the ship said to have been
tanned by the gale and II is considered almost certain that
The of old bark Milan reported burned
sold at auction Saturday last The purchaser was
build her. rig her into schooner and her in the
coasting trade
VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug 31-Steamer Franconia from New
York for Portland which touched here to-day reports
Near midnight last night off Faulkners Islapd colided
with schr Transit from Port Johnson with coal for Fall
River sinking her instantly. The captain Oliver Davis
was drowned The saved, and proceeded to Port
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
PROPOSALS REJECTED.

THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
DECLINES CONSOLIDATION WITH WESTERN
UNION.
meeting Of the directors Of the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company held yesterday afternoon, to
consider the proposition OF consolidation made them
by the managers Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. There present at the meeting Messrs sgd
ney Dillon W. J. Lyons and others interested in the
transfer. Mr.. A. B. Chandler acted as secretary.
The session very short, and the princi-
pal members OF 1t lef town as soon as the
meeting The details Of the first proposi-
ton could not be ascertained, but the directors
of the Atlantic Pacific line refused entertain it
for moment The old offer then made the basis
of seven per cent the 500 900 offered for the line
but refused and IL may be considered settled
that the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph wires will
not be swallowed up by the managers of tho Western
Union Company.
A rumor was started yesterday afternoon that the
officers OF the National Telegraph Company had been
severely hurt by the failure Of the Bank OF California
but a cspatch later in the evening contradcted the
statement and says that the affairs of the
that banks failure. further despatch stated
that Mr. A. A. Cohen had been delayed In starting for
the East in consequence Of the death Of Mr. Raston
but that he would leave Immediately, and with full
power TO carry out the proposition that his organza
ton has made to the stockholders Of the Atlantic and
Pacific Company. Much excitement exists in
quence of the that the Western Union Company
would gObble up the rival lne and so have monopoly
the telegraph wires In the country As all the offers
far made by the Western Union have been rejected
Cohen arrives and makes public what he is willing and
able to do
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

BERMvpA Aug 2e-In port brig Excelsior 3D. Msyor't
CALCUTTA. Aug s2-sailed ship Ecano, Brown, Mel
bourne.
HAvAsA. Aug 24-Anved brig Elisabeth Taylor. Cooper
HASTsroRr, Ms Aug 2e-saed schrs czAr for New YOrki
HALIFAX Aug ao-sailed, brig Lena CBr), Hayti
LIVERPOOL Aug 2S-Arrived steamer Diego (sp) Gasta-
LIvERrooI- Ms. Aug 24-cloared, bark Union BD. Ger
rian, New York,
MAcAssAR July 4-1n port bark Beatrice Havener Have
NORTH SYDNEY. CB Aug 3O-Arrived barks Olive Mount
CBr, Jordan Liverpool; Moss Glen Br Wade Wexford, l.
PARA, Aug SIN port schr Willie Shepherd Reeves from
sydney CB just arrived to sail for the West Indies ed
QURBEc Aug 27-Ceared steamer sarmatian (Br) Aird.
Liverpool
Arrived soth steamer Prussan CBr) RItchie Liverpool
RIO GRANpE, July l7-Cleared, brig Mary Allerton,
In port July 20 brigs Flora Ger) Hansen York.
ready Lizzie Ztosen, Wilkinson for northern ports; La
Rio JANKIRo Aug Tin port barks Herman Ger), HACK
from San Francisco for Hamburg discharged Marthe (F,
dergast B Bates from New York arrived 9th brig julia
Blake (Br), Knowton, from Uruguay, arrived ID
SANTOS July 24-Sailed, bark Carolina Nor), Medehl,
New York brig Ernst Dreyer er) doi 18th barks Mary
Ann (Brl. Hampton Roads; Aug z Maria CSwe) for
New York -
SYDNEY, CB Aug 3-Sailed, steamer Lufra (Br), Pen
riam London: bark Abbie (Br), Coil New York
ST JOHN NB Aug 3l-Arrived barks Northern Chief CBr,
Miller Gloucester, Mass; Oliver Emery (BD, Dill, Cardh
Arrived 2sth, schr The Star (Br), New York;
WINDSOR, Ms, Aug 27-Ariyed schrs Oliver Jameson.
andria Sparte do; Frank Emery nath ana se5eS nsS
2Sth for Baltimore York Portsmouth lsnd s.ieo ON
for Aexandra) Alexandria Eastport (anu saeu ko'n or
York;
Arrived 2eth schrs James Warren Eastport; II Noah
do (and both sailed 3Oth for New York; Minnie Lowry,
Rockand Violet Machas and both sailed 3oh for Rich
mond). N
YARMOUTH, Ms Aug 23-Arrivcd, schr Highland Belle
Nav HoFk
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ANTWERP, Aug 3o-Arived ship Puritan Doane Lobos
Sailed 3oth ship Wellington Br Carrington New York
AMSTERDAM, Aug 3o-Arrived. brig Sweeny, White,
New York.
BRrsroL, Aug31-saied, steamer Cornwall (Br) STAN
per- New York; bark Jedanesh Dubrovacki Aus Maho-
vich, United States.
BELFAST Aug So-sailed bark Abraham Young OBJ,
Farnsworth, North America brig Stella DID, Kay United
States
BREMEN Aug 2s-saied bark Harzburg CGer), Kuhlken,
United States.
BARCELONA, Aug 23-Arrived, bark Aibna Sp). Torres
New York Cbeore reported without date)
CARDITT. Aug si-sailed bark Arizona Conant st Tho
mas
Cork, Aug so-sailed, bark Egbert CBD. Mills United
States.
URoNsTAD1 Aug 2s-Arrived bark Amelia, Burgess New
York
COPENHAGEN Aug 26-Arrived bark Soil del Gloria Gen
Wcnandt, New York for Riga.
ELs1SoRR, Aug 26-Arrved, barks Rachel Norton and
Mary Pratt, savin New York for stetn Metsola Rus)
Wikander, Philadelphia for do; brig Stella Lodge CBr
Gould, New York for Flensbore
GARsroS Dock. Aug So-saied, bark Jane Wright BD
Hall, North America
GLASGOW Aug 3o-Arrved. ship Lake Michigan CBr, La
GREEEocK, Aug 3o-Saled, ship City of Montreal (Br)
Wilson, Quebec
GENOA, Aug 2s-Arrivcd bark Joseph Baker Ryder New
York; brig Wolfvlo (BD. Barting do 3oth, scud
Wilson, Philadelphia
Philadelphia
HULL Aug 3o-Arrived, bark Norma (Aus). scopinich
Boston.
Sailed ooth bark Eldorado Br coledge North America
HAvRE Aug 3l-Auived, France (Fr). Trudee,
New York.
Isle WIGHT Aug 3o-oH bark slas Fish Sawyer
from Lobos for London.
KISG's LYNN, Aug 3o-Arriyed bark Rosina dtaD Gam
ba, New York
JERSEY, Aug 3o-Arrived bark Ell nigket OGer Kantei
Darien-
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3o-Arrved bark vesuvo dtaD, cacace
Boston brig Del Grata CBr,, Moorehouse New York
LONDON, Aug 3o-Auived barks Karen Nicholson (Nor)
stengebye, Quebec Hobrides (Nor), Transen, do.
Sailed 9Oth, ship Victory D, Wilson, North America;
barks Kitchen r Mcleod, United States; Reformer
r, Brown, do; 3st ship Percy DAM JUL. North Amer
LANDS END CcornwalD Aug 2o-on bark Blue Bird CBr),
Mirhener, New York for London.
LEIrH, Aug 3o-Arrved bark Tonsberg QSor Gjertsen,
Quebec.
oPoRro Aug is.-Arrved, schr John Smith Jon.s New
Sailed about 18TH brig Fortuna Port Mesquita United
States
PENARTH, Aug ao-Arrived brig Nancy Bp Mcdonald,
Boston.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 3o-Arrlved, barks Anna oneta dtaD
Cosa, New York; Caroline Ger, Dannoberg Baltimore.
Arrived Slst steamers City OF Montreal tBr Mrehouse
New York for Hvepool Batavia CBr Mouland Boston for
do tand both proceeded
Arrived goth, brig Emma GER, Gerber Boston.
SWANSEA, Aug 3o-saled, bark Economiu CBr) Nicholas
North America.
srErrIS, Aug 2s-Arhved, bark ormus shaekford, New
York
WEST HARrLRPoor. Aug 3o-Arvcd bark Harlequin (Br).
Hill. Quebec.
wHrrEHAvES, Aug so-Arrivcd brig wandcror Br,. Sew
ell, Quebec
Arrived at - Aug 30. Albina, United States
Sailed from --- Aug 80 sshr W II Jordan, Richardson
United States; also Maryland, do.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
THE sEvENTY-FIRsT AT HOME.

Amer stay Of eight days in Rhode Island the Seventy
first regiment, NG.sNY., Colonel Richard vose
commanding returned 10 this city yesterday morning
from Camp Lippitt the Stonngton steamer.
On Monday at midnight the Narragansett with our
now homesck guardsmen board, left sonington, and
arrived here yesterday twenty minutes after nine
O'Clock A. NJ without accident incident tho way
At pier 80 North River where they assembled large
number Of friends and admirers OF the Seventy arst
welcomed the regiment
The line Of march through Reade street to Broad
way thence To Fourteenth street to Fifth avenen, up
Fifth avenue TO Thirty fourth street, and westward
along Thirty fourth street TO Broadway at It's intersec
ton with sixth avenue, whore the regimenta armory
is situated Along the route a number Of hotels and
commercial establishments decorated with the
American Gag and other embems Of welcome to the re-
turning soldiers In the armory Colonel Yose before
disinissng the mon, congratulated them for the pro
prety Of conduct aud sodiery behavior which had dis
tngushed the Seventy first from the time Of leaving
New York until their return. He had always been
proud 70 command the regiment but was much more
50 now than ever. The gave rounds Of hearty
cheers for their commander, Lieutenant Colonel Chad
dock, MAJOR McAlpne the saG and line officers Of the
regiment and then broke rankA
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 81, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho (Br, Beddoe, Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams Guion
steamer Colombo CBr), Burkett Hull E-Chas Wright
4 Co
steamer Acapulco Phillips Aspnwa-Pacihc Mail Steam
ship Co
Steamer Columbus Reed, Havana--wm p Clyde 4 Co.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer K Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DE-
Kenyon.
steamer vesper. Davis Wilmington Del-A Abbott
Steamer Beverly Wallace, Phadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Glaucus. Bearse. Boston-H + Dimock
Ship w II Marcy, Marcy, San Francisco-Sutton a co.
Bark Regu.us (Nor), Holte fokohama-k Cameron
Bark Mozart CNor), Arbrethsen London-C Tobias Co.
Bark Annie Hall, Nelson. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Trplet Dutch, Van wyk, stettin-Funch, Edge
BARK Investigator Butman, Bordeaux-Carver Barnes
Bark Alfred, Burt, Cadz-TupDer Beattie
Bark Dorina (Aus), Vicich Trieste-Funch. Edye Co.
Bark Forest Princess BD, Merriam, Montreal via Port
Johnson-Perkins job.
Brig q Yourd CBr Johnston, Cork Falmouth for
Brig sophie Nicollni SOr). Nielsen, sslOnica-Funch,
Brig Rising Sun, GrifHng, Barbados-L, W Arm
Brig Tropc Bird Korn St Pierre. Mart-Jas W Elwen 4
Brig c A Hoard CBr Messenger, St Johns. PR-smpson
a shaw
Brig Mex spearng CBr). Burke HavAna-Jova, Terry
Brig II Houston Grifsz cardenas-Jas Ward 4 Co.
Brig Laura Gertrude, Risk Brunswick, Ga-Warren Ray
Schr Della o Yates, Ya,es. Genoa-B Y Metcalf Co.
Schr Northern Home gBr, Swain, Porto Cabello-Pens
schr Annie Bell Rice St Kits and Nevis-cartwrght
sehr r Chandler CBr, Pettis, Windsor, Ns-D Dc
Schr Hone CBr). HILL Iockport, Ns-D De Wolfe Co
Scbr John McAdam, Rathburn, Galveston--W Adams
schr Martha Amanda Phillips Observation-Disclosures a Bro
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

Steamer Huntsville Chester Fernandins Aug 20 Bruins
wick 26h Port Royal 27h with mdse and 70
Steamer Champion Lockwood, Charleston Aug 2s with
mdse Jas w Quintard Co. , o,. n. -.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Gibbs Hchmona O nid I Dominiou
Steamer Richmond Kelly. Lewes Del. with mdse to the
Bark Mercator No) Wig. Liverpool 70 days In ballast 70
Bark veranda lSor Christophersen Hayre 3s days in
ballast Lat AZ Ion as several large ceoerss
Brig Zngara (of Jeresy), lie Broeq Rio Janeiro 10 days.
with coffee to Dawson; vessel 70 @ Buley
Brig Roanoke, Wikie Porto Cabeo Aug g. with sugar 70
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskii. Washington NC days, with
naval stores to Zophar Mills
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Nereus Bearse. Boston York. with mdse
Steamer City ofNew Bedford Fish, New Bedford New
York, with mdse and passengers
sehr adelaide Hutchinson Sullivan, Ne, for New York,
with lumber TO order
Sehr Edwards, Port Jefferson tor New York.
schr Hannibal, Pendieton, Bangor for New York.
Schr May Day, Jones' Fall River for New YORK.
schr Medford, Bradley, Providence for New York
@ @schr Ph sseridan s.os, Murphy Norwich fpS Albsny
Schr Sarah Babcock, sackett Greenwich CT for Staten
schr Copy, Miller, Port Jefferson for Albany.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanor Johnson New York for Portland
Steamer Neptune, Bearse, New York for Boston.
Steamer City Of Fitchbug Springer New York for New
Steamer Bolivar Geer New York for New London.
schr Southern Cross (r. Priest Weehawken for 81 John
schr NJ Freeman, Eldridge, New York for Boston
schr L Thompson Huh, New York for Providenee.
sehr West Side, Davis, Melville, NJ, for Boston
schr Virginia, Bearse, New York for Boston
Schr Nelly Brown, Kelly Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams, New York for Stamford
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

s7- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coo red green red changing from to the other
in succession and be miles distant Cap
tans vessels upon seeing this signal viii oblge by
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department OF the HERALD
RPersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing 10 such vessels
OF HERALD yacht, pier No East River New York
from all parts OF the world and promptly de-
hyered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
ONE WHO ADM1REs FA1H PLAY.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You entitled to the thanks Of all who appreciate
fair play and open and above board Of doing
business for the facts laid before the public In your
paper OF this date concerning the proposed or pur
chase by the Western Union Telegraph Company Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company and Mr. syms
position in the matter commends him TO the public a.
gentleman who fully understands the duty he owes to
the stockholders OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company whose interests in his hands for safe
keeping NTLMONOPOLY
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
HARD MONEY MEN.

meeting of delegates TO the Cincinnati Business
Convention at which the subject of returning TO specie
payments is to be thoroughly discussed and OF all per-
sons interested that topic will be held to-night in
the of the Municipal Reform Association, No 43
Washington square, south
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that by telegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau
Fleet street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe arrivals
and departures from European and Eastern ports Aer
can and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabed to this country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French Med.
teranean ports will find the Paris Office the
and expeditions for teegraphlng news
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
ARRIVALS.

REpoRrED BY THE HSRALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHIrEsToER TELEGRAPH
Steamer Russia (Br) Cook Liverpool Aug 81 and Queens
town 22d with mdse 21O passengers q Francklyn.
steamer Fsa Ger, Meier, Hamburg Aug IL and Havre
2l with mdse and passengers 70 kunhardt a Co
steamer Tyan tr) Larosen, Bordeaux Aug g. with mdse
and gers Henderson Bros Aug 70 lat ~ 10 Ion
~ AZ paseed an Iceberg 3Ot LAT 40 26 Ion 60 55 Aus
ran bark New York showing signal letters HMP
steamer CITY OF Havana Phillips New Orleans Aug Z,
Vera Cruz nth Campeachy 10Th ProEeso goth and Havana
26th With mdse and passengers 20 Alexandra Sons
Steamer New Orleans Dearborn New Orleans with mdse
and pasaenQeru Clark A Seaman.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
WIXCuEsrERis sPEoirT0 PILL

A BsOLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent states for numerous causes Legal everywheres
publicity required charge until divorce granted
vice free NJ HOUSE, Attorney l0t Broadway.
WINCuEsrBRs SPECIFIC PILL
4 certain and speedy cure for NERVOUS DEBILITY
WEAKNESS ND thoroughly tested for 30 years per
Ices succes TWO 10 5lN boxes generally su1icisni
crouArj VI per box; six boxes So by mail securely
scaled with full directions for use. -
Prepared only by WINCHESTER 4 CO., Chsuaista
% John street. New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
SAILED.

Funch (Belg) Antwerp mot 2Sth Acapulco Aspin.
wall Columbus Havana; Old Dominion, Richmond, &c;
Knight, Georgetown, De- ship Sir Robert Peel. London
barks Bayard Nor Queenstown Falmouth; Mercurius
NoD, do dol Resolute Nor stettin Tres Auroras Sp)
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
SPOKEN.

Steamer Wilmington with Ashland in tow from
from Savannah for New York, Aug 80 of Body Island
Ship Don Quixote King from New York for Ban Francisco
May 1S, lat q IL s. Ion IS 54 w.
Brig Agus Port) Coehea from Rio Janeiro July 10 for
New York with loss Of foretopsa yard Aug 80 so miles
ENE of Henry.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW RICE.

The first of the crop of Carolina rice arrived in
Charleston yesterday 1t sold for eight and quarter
cents and shipped by the steamship Gulf Stream
Daniel Talmage's Sons Of this city The quality is
handsome and gives promise of crop unusually fine
and largely in excess of that of last year.
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

dramayoo
on the coast Juno ~ bark Evening Star Nr, osburn,
unc brgs kosala Smith BD. McCuoeh, do Osseo, Low
BamA, Aug l0-Arived, bark shatcmuo (Br), wnlisms,
CardiR
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 81 1875.
Printing cloths shade higher market strong 54c.
sac for 64x64 standard and extra with inquiry and
increase of business
The New York herald., 1875-09-01
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. lDest ination

DATES OF DEPARTURE THE MONTH
SEPTEMBER