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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-08
Observation-Disclosures


MISSISSIPPI
Agricultural Works,
JACKSON, MISS.
Stuart & Kirkland
N sssJ asy
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STUART & KIRKLAND, ProprietOrs.
IF you want good, cheap Cast Plow, send
i your orders to
STUART s KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
If you want the best and most durable Cast
Flow that is made, send your orders to
STUART & KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
If you want the best Cast PIow in America
with cast point, steel point and steel scraper
all adjustable to the same pillow, send your
ders to
STUART KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
If you ever expect. to rebuild the South Pa
tronize Home Institutions, and keep your mo-
ney at home.
We defy competition in quality of work, all
we ask is fair trial; satisfaction guaran-
teed. -
Hear what the Farmers who have tried them
and know, say about our plows:
J. F. LEE of Byram, Miss, says: -.s
1T is the best cast pillow ever saw, runs
light, turns very well, goes in the ground fine
ly, and is easy to guide"
Jno. B. LEWIS, of Stems Creek, Rankin Co..
/ pronounce it success plow worthy
the patronage of all farmers"
D. R. HEARN, of Tugaloo, Miss:
They have been run in all sorts of land,
both turf and rOoty-none have broken-they
are the best cast pillow know of. The scraper
works like a charm
GEO. MuRREY, of Pelahatchie, Miss:
Ear superior to the improved Avery for
durability-there can be no Improvement made
on the scraper.
Mr.. R. III. ADDKINsoN, of Camden, Miss:
By far the strongest-has the best points,
and does the best work in moist or dry ground
of any other plow.' -.sf
WILL H. HARVEY, of Chectaw Agency, Miss:
Better than any cast pillow I ever used
light draft and well made; have tested 1T In
both black, stiff and sandy mixed, and it gives
entire satisfaction
THOMAS ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grange,
No. 19, at Jackson, Miss; .s.
'Have used almost every cast plow that has
been brought to this market, and can truly
say yours is equal to the best. l know it tc
be in extensive use among the members of our
Order and it has given entire satisfaction"
Mr.. ]. r. POWELL, of Canton, Miss;
"Is the best ever used, and l can highly
recommend it to any one wanting first rate
pillow and scraper.'
L. F. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station, Miss
Pres't Mississippi State Fair Associations
81 think it equal to any cast pillow now in use
in this part of the country-runs light, turns
we'll, and is substantially made"
CLINTON, MISS, July 10Th, 1875.
MEssRs. STUART & KIRKLAND We have
thoroughly tried your pillow; it is the best cast
pillow we have ever tried: first it is more dur
able second it turns dirt better, and runs
considerably lighter on the team.
WIN. RATLIFF,
D. r. SEARCY,
j. G. EVANS,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-01-08
FOR THE BUSINESS MEAN.

Because it publishes every change in price
of all things bought and sold, full information
of the movements of trade, the progress of
world.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

Yesterday evening there was gathering OF some OF
the oldest printers New York at tho OF tho
New YORK typographical Society They had come TO
pay tribute oi respect to the memory Of departed
member Mr Charles Mcpcvti. who had connection
with tho organization OF some hiiy years standing.
ana who has been identified with the craft almost
from the beginning OF the century. Mr. II. }. Pcrcy
the President OF the society, occupied the CHAIR ana
alter hc bad made remarks touch
Ing the lie AMI virtues OF tho deceased,
Mr. 7. G. Faulkner. tho Secretary, read
communications from ;. +. Baxter, Peter {. Baker,
George H. Bidwc aud other absent members regr IT.
ing their Inability 80 attend tho meeting and cSuress
ing decp OF al,con at the loss they had sus-
taircd IN Mr.. McDcvtl During the reading OF these
cttors and the delivery OF the remarks which toowod
them II touching to those gray haired vet
of the craii to which the deceased belonged
iplicrng IN their speech and dropping tears over the
dcmsc oi ihrtr old aud ninchonvred trend. Every
word uttered seemed expressive oi sincere regret and
before adjournment the organization embodied It's
tlmcnla IN a scrles " apnronrale RESOLUTIONS
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

Steamer Egypt tBr Grogan Liverpool via Qucenstown-F
Steamer Britannia sr Thompson Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Erin (Br). Alitree, Iondon-F W Hurst
:, Steamer Alsatia (Br, Campbell Observation-Disclosures
steamer Italia tsr) Craig Glasgow-IIenderson Bros
Steamer Main ier), Reichmann Bremen via Southamp-
Steamer Do uy,er (Belp). Falck, Antwerp-Fanc Edye
steamer Amcrique tr. Duraud. navrc via Plymouth
Steamer Acapulco Clapp, Aspnwa-Pacinc Mail Ste am
Steamer Liberty. sundberg. Havana-James Ward
Steamer City of Austin, Stevens Galveston via Key
steamer Morgan City Resde Now Orleans Chas Whit
Steamer Knickcrbocker Kcmblc, New Orleans-Clark 4
Seaman.
steamer San Salvador. Nickerson. savannah-w Garr
steamer Champion Lockwood. Chsrcston-J W ouintard
steamer Regulator. Doane. Wilmington and Morehcad
steamc, Old pGminion Walker, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Ca.
Steamer L q Knight. Chichester. Georgetown. De-
Steamer Il C Biddle Davis Phadelphia-Jas Hand.
steamer t'"n Whitney Haiiet: Bo-ton-H Dmoek.
Bark Augusts Quinta dtab. Amodco Glasson Dock. E.
BARK New York dtaD. cucurullo Csrdin-LaurO s.otey
Bark Anna. cNor. wingaard Hamburg or Tapsburs-
nnrs Teresa Bf,; yahl Aarhuus-J 9 Fowler;
Bark Rosais d,sD resse AneonaEfabsr Ghnureey
Brig Ross Lothrop St Pierre. Mart-Niller Hough-
Brig Nellie Antrim. Muoget. Basse Terre Cst Ktts)-AL
vah Mudsett.
Brig Chanticlccr tBr). Moore. Harbor Grace INFLOW
land x Aspinwail.
Schr Frank Atwood. Bryan. Jscmcl (TfaytD-B j Wen
berg K Co
schr Altoona Fitzgerald, st Johns (Antigua)-Miller
Houchton
Schr rveline, Wilder. Kingston. Ja-Evans. Bali Co.
Schr Eothen, Snedekcr. Porto Plata-Thebnud Bros.
schr Etta May, Webster. Nassau, NP-F Monteu
Son.
Sch c II Kelly Gray, Observation-Disclosures Ray.
Schr Virginia. Dryden. Norfolk. Va-Isaac StSplcs.
Schr q 4 Binns Steelnan, Richmond-Slaght 4 Petty
Schr Anna Bergen Thomson, PhlaceiphiS-van Brunt
Bro.
schr Henrietta, Billsu, Philadelphia-wm Chalmers
Schr Ella Presscy Pressey. Boston-BJ j Weinberg Co.
schr Walter q Hall. Tohin. Plymouth. Mass-Rackctt
Bro.
Schr Geo a Pierce Kelly. Salcm--W Ropes.
Sioop Highlander. Conklin, New Haven -Delauoy Wal
tcrs.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 3l-Sailed from Flushing amer August
Andre tBeg). Greve. Now York.
BRISTOL. Sept 2-sailcd. bark Ercols Qta), Bagsiero
United States.
BREMEN. Sept 2-Arrivcd. ship A Thomson, Thomson
Philadelphia.
BoRDEAux. Sept 2-sscd. brig Maggie Vail t3r). Ford.
United States.
batavia. Sept 2In port. bark Chas Lewis, Race for
Boston. ldg
Cork. Sept 2-Saileo, bark Lsinc (Eus), wikander
United States
DunLiS. Sept 2-Saled. barks Ecuador (Br), Hughes
United States; Tide (Aus). Percich, do.
GENOA. Aug 3o-Arrived bark John Laughn. Weeks
New York; brig : Kennedy. Wilkinson. do.
HARTLErooL Sept 2-sailcd. bark Milan tAus,. Mino-
vich. United States
HAvRE. Sept .. AM-Saled. steamer Perciro Fr,
Daurc. New York.
LIVERPOOL Sept 2-Arrived ship Isaac Webb Urquhart
New York.
Sailed Id barks Candids Utap, CaGero United States
Unione dta Russo. schr Mary l. Peters. York. do
LONDON, Sept ARRIVED schr Martha Hail. Burgess
Philadelphia
Cleared I'd ship Fawn Clcaveiand New YORK; bark No.
hican. Berry. United Statcs
LYNN. Sept 2Arrved. bark Rolando sccundo QtaD. Ro
lando Baltimore.
LIMERICK, Sept 2sailed bark Othcre Dr. Green North
America
fARA Sept lin port. schr T Baker Cook. from Per-
nambuco. arrived -. TO sail about I'd for New York.
QuKENsrows. Sept ARRIVED. ship Agenor Gould, San
Francisco; bark Proeta dtaD. Giocapclo. New York.
Sailed lst. midnight steamer Gcrmanic (BrJ. Kennedy
Qrom Liverpool. New York.
ROTTERDAM Sept 2-sailcd bark Scotland (Br wetmoo.
North America.
Arrived at - Aug 80. Atlanta. from United States
Sailed from - Sept ,, bark vcspucci Qtal. scrva,
United states; also the Tcilus for do.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

Bare SUSSEX OF Windsor. Ms before reported abandon
ed was in lat 30 5s y, Ion 63 10 W. She
plee wreck above board with nothing standing but tho
stumps OF mssts. The bowsprit. forward and after
houses standing and the hull apparently air
condition She is lying In dangerous position for passing
vessels
scua CARRiR WILSON. e3 tons. old. has been
sold for S4.tOu
been sold parties in South Australia placed under
British flag and goes into the coasng trade.
Scnr NELLIE CgowxLL. while lying oil Bedocs Island,
her anchors Yesterday auc ioulcd the ship
he The schooner had head Of oreopmast carried
awav
ScHR CLorcKsrKR from New York for Providence New
rnrt I'd, 30 morning on Point Judith
by th schr Blow She lost mainsaii ind mainsah
aimed other slight damage.
ScnR ANN STEVENS OF Phi adc,phia from Georgetown
DC, Me- ashore at Block Island l. and
gotten oil throwing overheard 80 Of coal
salvage 800 She arrived at Newport I'd with rudder
damaged; makes no water.
Sem Josxrn ElroS JR from Philadelphia for Wsrcham
with coal into Delaware City I'd inst leaking. she will
20 ont the dry dock TO find leak and repair.
Scum l. SrASptsn of Pembrokc). Wilder, loaded with
iron ashore the end of Petit Mensn during
thick fog At 10 AN Aug 2b Capt Wilder attributes the
loss of vessel local of her
by hold for they had stecred outside ~
Matincus until the disaster happened Of by
n schooner assisted by the and
would hauled oil the without
had filed with the Hood tide in. Tho
schccncr sails uEbcnt aud landed by the help of tho
The will be The
irun may be saved. as the vessel lies solid rock
The Of schr Jennie Dve,y Ten Pound Island
sold Boston Tor said
there ase indications that she will OH
SAN RAScisro Aug 2Schr Laura May (before reported
arrived Coos Bay alter OF
davs this port.
LArxcnrpAt Boston ID inst, tho clipper ship South
American, previously noticed.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

NO liked. This likewise applies Nincennes ana
Evansville. Ind, and 10 Mattoon and Pana. Ill
1t will thus be that 1O0 pounds OF merchandise
be transported by the Pennsylvania Railroad to
the towns OF Colorado as low 81 65 on special con-
tracts and to Kansas City No., rs low us Al cents
per 100 pounds
A Pennsylyan railroad freight agent admitted TO
the HERALD reporter tnat these rates runous, but
claimed that the New York Central rates were still
lower. Upon being asked his opinion whether in view
OF this disast competition among the roads the
could last much longer hc said'-''fhe stockholders
who sucr by lack of dividends, must sooner or later
1orCe the officers TO compromise but just now 1t may
be inferred that pride keeps thcm apart The
Pennsylvania road has lar however managed 10 got
along without serious embarrassment on account of
the enormous Centennial travel over Its lines"
Mr. Abbott, Of tho Erie Railway, expressed the opin
that The continuous cutting OF freight rates must
bring about ere long, harmony among the trunk lines
II simply suicidal the rates al which freight
carried to the West Erie doing good business
especially the east bound night trains
AT the New York Central freight Oice 1t learned
that the policy OF Nr. Vanderbilt in the carly part OF
the railway difficulty to carry freight TO the West or
bring thence low any OF the rival trunk lineS
had strictly adhered to; the rates given
the case of the Pennsylvania Central road, but
The rumors of trouble between the Lake shore and
Michigan Southern road ana Michigan Central, in ref
crcnce passenger rates between Chicago and Detroit
and Buffalo, were true but that "a small mattor and
would probably be soon adjusted
The New York herald., 1876-09-03

Ry-YOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND POREI4N TRADE.-Csptains or officers
Of vessels engaged coasng foreign trade obscrv
TO the the HERALD that il may be
brought publicly 70 the attention of the proper
letter addressed TO the editor of the HERALD
city, giving accurately possible the and posi-
ofdspiaccd buoys the of their
Gee in all observed along the Atlantic Pacific
of the American Continent When they observed
the OF European countries the
IL requested that information be ohcr by telegraph
the London Office of tho Nkw YORK HERALD
fleet street. London TO the Paris Office III Avenue
ropera. Paris Where the telegraph used dispatches
"Benne, I'll Avenue do ropera Pans" Where cases OF
observed In the beyond
roach OF the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
may unicate with upon reaching the first
lent por This Information will be cabled charge to
the HERALD and published
ny-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NKw YoRx
IrRALp has adopted distinguishing coston night signal
board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning eolors red. green, red. changing
other in and be miles distant
by preparing any marine they may ship
News Department of the HERALD.
rPersons dcsrous OF with vessels arriv-
nr at New York do by addressing 10 sneh vessels
care OF HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New
York Letters received from all paris the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug 3I-saicd schrs D & J Lee. W A
BOSTON, Sep; a-Arnved. steamers China CBr, GILL;
Ccniucsos sehrs " Bird faics, Iobeken; Belle Brown
john johnson. Messiek. fhiladeIphia. w '""'''
Cleared Steamers Seminole Matthew'S Savannah; Johns
phia; Neptune, Berry. New York; schr Mcdonald
sscasiennlers Batavia. niyran. Censipede. and Achl.
BALTTMoRE. Sept ARRIVED. steamer oc,orara. Rcyn-
clds; New yors barSs Lydia lsw, Nilsson. Bahia via
hS a .er. WEI Eaun ssl s a: E.,s Sss wa
Vim Walton Buckaew. Kennebcc
VIM Kennedy Foster. saysnnah Experiment. Pierce.
NewOs,nn Sc Josephine Iaomssom Moore New York
Nor, Petersen Cork Eos (Nor 1hern,ensen do Pedro
s Shaw hsn. k Ii
Williams russer Porilspa .chr. saio gs.eil. Palmer.
sa.nan, ssuL and Hattie Giles. Ironor Now York. ''
BRUNSWICK Ga. Al; 2c-Arrivcd, .chr Jacob Ridge
csarcd-fnrs. N.rssa sp,. vincen. Palma CMajorca,
Valentino p De Arrharazn. Darien. to load for Lisbon
.sth-Arrvei sehrs Chattanooga. snow. Charleston;
2a,h Arrived. .ehr 4 Server. somers. New York
0s. Ssw York Aas seA' Walter Palmer Sta"
ccarcd-sshr. Sea Ny%ph; Dow. Charleston. SC; Mary
BATH, Aug si-sailed: brig Charlie. Dennis Dodge, Now
Ssy q ;y
BELfAST Aag s+-Arrivei, sehrs wclaka. Perkins.
:own Dc 18th Mary Fanew Mccarthy. bangor ior B..i-
10th. Mary. Maec. PORT johnson; Hayford. PEN
27th Florence Hall, Keen. Alexandra, VA 3lth Flora
saiied Ia. sehrs p iIar .chipman Savannah: 10Th.
James Bliss. Hatch. do 18th. James Holmes. Ryder New
York: Mary fanow. Mccarthy. baltimore; Eveue White,
BEVERLY. Aug 3o-Arrived. schr Island City Ailcu.
CiIARLEsToN. Aug sp-sailcd bark Ismyr tBr) Evans
sept 2-Afrived. steamer Bragansa from Maranhan.
Characteristic Rebecca Carter. ToniIin. Wilmington,
Del.
sa,led-steamers City Of atlanta weo'hul New York
Virginia. Hunter, Philadcpha bark U Csp). Rotterdam
brig Three SISTERS t'ri, Angel. BRISTOL T. 49,
CALAIS. Aug 3s-teared schrs Nellie. War;, Barbados
2eth. Sarah Reed. Guptii. do.
EASIPORr Aug 25-Arrivcd schrs Carrie W Fcarcby
New York 3oth. Traveller Young. do.
GALVESTON. AEu 2--Ar bark Minnie Carvill (ir. .
Mullen iserpool; schr Jenn. Giikev, Psscagouia-
:, GtoHGEioWN Sc. nug 29-Arrived. schrs Vraic,
Cannon, New York
Smith, Baltimore and sailed 2ith Tor --l
khl WEST. Aug is-Arrved. schrs Pioneer. Rodge
knatan 2'd, forchlight. Dargo Nassau; 2tth. Asa IL
Nassau; 2'th, Sarah Hall. kobcrt-, PascsgoulA
Also arrived 10Th, schrs Lucia Murcaron jones' Liver
pool tprovisioucd. aud sailed 18th tor UaIvcston)
3i-tArrised city oi san Antonio. Pennington
New ork aud sslrd sept Tor t'siyestonl:
New Orleans, Elizabeth. Boulo. Pensacola
NEW ORLEANS, aug 2o--Arivcd up ship Beieravin
YORK
NEwBuIypoRr Aue 3I-Arrived. schr G s Savage
Bartlett. south Amboy.
sailcd- sslr Nadab. Cheney, PhiiadclphiA
NEW B@DFORD. Aug ~ Arrived. schrs Harry Ned
;or a,
sept i--Arrivcd schr U r washburn Muliigan. Hsver
NrWPoRr. Aug ~. pM-Arr,vcs. schrs Rebrccs Hsr.
rct Hawkins Providence for IIupokcn Whistler Kecic.
fanntoa for New York: tsurncy .Warcam Tor do
Thomas Potter. Handy. Marion ios do; Betssy Ann
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
Sept 1. la. 81 So Ion "a u.s. ssnaed brig Nellie, bound

Co Sep, 81 So IA u.s. sisnaed brig Nellie bound
mdse ard passengers to J w yuintard x Co,
Bark kststringsn Nor. Jensen. tooe 80 days, In bat
Bark Vale Sor Soisi. Bolias. As days. in ballast to
BARK Perseverance daD. Bozso Rotterdam SO days. in
BARK Gabriel tGer, winke Bordeaux July g. in ballast to
p u kadmsnn Jul, 2s LAT 90 a. lon 2s 20 passed sshr
ehored at sandy Hook for orders;
fae from wNw with very heavy sea- Causing
ssanasd Cape iops :'s sh had strong gale
sighted 81 Helena July id trades very light
ssss a ai sqaI @ Il Isy 10 10 Il 10. m GSn se
German 3masted schooner showing letters NDGc steer
Bark carb, Townsend st CroIx. with mdse to Han
Brig Lydia Cole. Rocse Guantanamo le days. with su
sehr Ls9pa Gordon. Corpus Christi 2s days. with WOOL
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer cy or Ne BsSorS @ nor for Now
steamer Galatca, Walden. Providence tor New Yors.
Steamer Bolivar Gee New London and Norwich for New
sehr Holden: McIsea. St John. Nh. for New York:
v sehr Sarah Thomas, Arnold Portland CT, for New
hr sslr Carrie Willie Jones' Eoskand for Nsw York
sclr Tangent. Woods Ksnncbec for New YORK.
Sshr % Raie 4 Mary CosS.well rrovidence Tor New York
Harvey srssS s sdS9a Se~ York.
y
Schr silns Baincrd Buell.. Providence for New York
Sclr Con Howard, Linscott Gardiner ior New York.
Schr Abbe WassOn. Lawrence, NOrwalk for New York.
sehrI Lamprsy. Poole Hennsbss River for New York.
Schr Traveller, Rogers Portland Ct Tor New YORK.
schr q BALDWIN Tracy Wareham tor New York.
schr David Il rloyd Clifford. Plymouth tor New York.
schr Mansfield. Achorn, iiockport for New York
Schr Mary Lowell Saunders, Connecticut River for New
York.
Schr lmira Woolsey. King. Kepnebec for Now York
schr Adams Nickorson, Bath for New York.
lui into Whestone for harbor. sclrs American Chief
Snow. from Warcham tor New York Hunter, Weld, Prov
dence for do; Panthca McDaid, do for do.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer General Whitney Hxlett New York for Boston
Brig ID X Stockwel, Cummings. New YorE FOR Dublin l.
Schr Walter Hall. Hall. New York Tor Rockland.
Schr Liocrty. Smith. Amtoy for Norwich
Schr y VI Tyler Hart Port johnson for Providence.
Schr II A Demina Kelsey, New York for Hartford.
scir Honest Abe, Coonbs, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr John Cadw allader Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Nm Burccn, Adams. lioboken Tor Providence.
Schr Success, Person. For, johnson for Providence
Schr Julia Baker faker. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Albion Cowell. ilobokcn for Boston,
Schr Addie Baidsde j ohnson. lioboken for Boston.
Schr Icrrapin. Wooster. Wechawkcn tor Calais
Schr Alexandria Faukin ngham Port Johnson
Schr Right Away, New York Tor Boston
And about others mostly coal laden, from New Jersey
Schr WIN Gessner for Hallowel No. previously report
ed oiI Herald Station. went To sea to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
DECLINE IN FREIGHTS TO THE
WEST

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL's SCHEDULE TO ALL
IMPORTANT PoINTs-wHAT ERIE AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL ARE DOING.
Everywhere the signs OF increased hostility among
the trunk lines OF railroads visible; aI one time It
is in the shape OF reduction in passenger and
from important points ana at another cutting down
of freight rates. until now hundrcdweieht of mer-
chandisc can be transported from New York TO
Chicago as cheap rs to Philadelphia. This seems al
most incredible, but glance at the schedule lately
adopted by the Pennsylvania Railroad will prove II to
be This list Is obtained from oc sources aud
has not before been published. It's operation COM
menccd August 29:-
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE about July 2s-In port. bark Harrison. God
AsrrswALL Aug 2aIn port. bark Continental. Meyers
''f rsns"e", M 70 load load 1S %y.ns xo
ssns and M.'isr Melsons Plymouth 18th Eye Miner
maoa Vi. North s1ss ss
.ehes s r Cork Annie hversen Belfast; 18th O'a Thorn
xra%eh M sH H NA''''n A"sa"rd' jacobson London via
FATHER porxr Sept Passed inward steamers Austrian
Point ioSos a% sned 4,h for A%ey ah Matte Maze
a s s1A o ssr M
and ~ Murray FRAY. FsSf %;. san transissS
ig,h, ,,, Lannlo IIta~', MArs'sn, San FRANCISCO
Queenstown for orders before reported without date)
IALpAx. Aug 3o.cIeared steamer Dorian tBr). Smith
Arrived Sept .teauers Thames Br Campbell London
=, IlssoS, aug 2asaled, brig Alice Putnam Rogers,
si.,aa Ssx Ya VII July asAv'd bark Star Queen m
MKLDounsx, July l2-saod, ship Nndoro. Bray. Sydney
Sailed July %, ship Anrga ,,Br,, Mckinley. San Fran
Cleared June %. bark Nellie siadc. Atwood New
In port July "a. ship Martin Scott tBn Kerr for San
Hpcomb Dunton. DO
MArAszAs, Aug 22-Arrivcd schr Mole Emma. s.ieper,
MinASicni. Aug al-ssiod. bark Lizzie Gillespie Berg
MONTREAL Aug 31-Arived. steamer Dominion, Roberts,
NEWCASTLE, NSW june 2y~sailcd bsrEs AllensSaw r,,
D, MHrybOro:
iith 0lus,ee, Nckerson. Po.t Lamprere 10Th. Cszah
uir). Hmrnden Hong Kong.
Sailed June - bark John Bunyau, Graves, Manila.
In July 49, ships Belfast tBr). Brown Arundel Cas-
tie Br. Fulton ana Bayard Cr. Heard. for San Fran
cisco: barks Downemount r Nicholas for Portland o
stiman Allen. Taylor from Dunedin arrived 5th for
Singapore mot AS before reported Chapman Br),
Rourke. unc
No.rH SYDNEY, CB. Aug 2Y-Arrivcd. bark Modoc (Br)
Marsh. Bremen
NEWCASTLE NIB Aug 2s-Arrived, barks Cav Christian.
sen, Liverpool; Mx:qnat, Chrstophersen. Bristol.
PoRT DARWIN. July 25-Auived, schr Sadie Caller,
Webbcr, Adelaide.
QuGnEc, Aug 3I-Arrived. barks Nina Mckenzie Mont
Alliance Nelson Sunderlnnd The Craigs Shel
mock; Tiger, Kruger, Liverpool Aronca, Banks do
Three Rivers Roy alst Burns eith: Harlequin Hi
dcrland; brig Constitution, Erickson. Dublin
Cleared 3st ship uorn. Peterson. Lvorpooi schr Mid
dlescx. Colbrck, Leith.
SYDNEY Nsw July 27-sailcd. bark Abie Abbott Chase
Enderburv Island, TO load guano.
In port July ~ ships Angcrons tBr Harwood City Of
Glasgow (l'r), Laing; Ellcr Bank (Br Cottier; John
OGaunt d'rl, Lyall Juliet (Br, Gus ud; Kate Keloch
(Br). Keoeh Medea (Br Latta; Raglan Castle (rl. Da
Francisco barks Nellie Sadc Atwood from Mel
b"urne. arrived 9th, for san Francisco dg Beuiah Br
sr MARC. Aug ls-saiIed. schr Benz Young Mcdonald,
Boston
ST Jous. NIB. Aug ao-CIeared. schr Kate Newman Now
man. Chester. Pa.
Cleared 3st brig Search JONES' Sa CMorocco) schr
Timothy Field. Leland. Newcastle. Del. Tor orders.
Arrived 3ist. schr Anna B. Sccprd. New York.
VICTORIA. Aug 25-Sailed bark Stella Ger, Meyer.
Shanghai.
wKLLiScros NJ. July a7-ln port ship Camperdown
OBJ. Patton, for San Francisco Au Z.
WINDSOR. Ms. Aug 2S-Arrivcd schr Enterprise, Ma
clias (aud cleared for Baltimore
Arrived 2oth schrs q q Jcwctt St John Henry Whitney,
Castne: Acara Portsmouth; sparte Easport (nnd all
cleared for New Nork).
The New York herald., 1876-09-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Allen. ~ schr Ada Herbert. OF Gloucester at New
Bedford from wafaham, writes asking why the buoys In
hsrOor attended some them look
bad not boen shifted siuce the the
Some o them broken OF
edge and white with that should
be black. lie vessel into Warcha harbor
b., the buoys AS they are now.
WAsuixGtoS Sept 2Notice is given BY the Lighthouse
Board that and scr September Is. 1876 irhs will
be exhibited range to guide through the into the
or saginaw River Mich. and the light hereto.
fore known the Saginaw Bay Light" will discon-
The Hight will be of the 9TH hxed rcd.
above the lake visible ~ The
light will be the 4th order nxed white ell icet
the lake aud visible t4is miles Zach iluni-
mates iSO degrees of the horizon.