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Il GENERAL REMARK

1 have marked down 0 line OF Cashmere Suits,
some Of them made Of the finest Eug,ish goois and
formerly sold % high Is ESQ, to . uaiform
PRICE OF $40.
Boys suits, also marked down, to close, some Is
lowss
A large line Of C ,ssimers Pantaloons for
SIS.
Wcrsted Goats with Vests to match,
sl7 SO, $50, ZEE. s25 AND $50.
Odd Cashmere, wors.ed and Cloth Goats,
DOWN.
Very fine fabric, English Gsuze shirts,
Clio.
Coed Domestic Gcssamer Shirts, Is Gents.
English Merino Shirts, 81 25.
Bordered Linen HaLokerchisfs, IS Cents.
Fsncy Half Hose, from IS Cents to SI2s.
Handsome Plaid Suits, s25.
Stylish Cashmere Suits. e16
Fine White Vests, all Linen, front and back,
So.
Alpaca Sacks, Marie Stuart brand, o5.
THE wAMsUTrA
MUSLIN SHIRT,
ALL READY.
FOB sI60
Oh
sl.44 NET CASH.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
CASH DISCOUNT TEMPER CENT.
GEORGE G. hENNIN0,
40 SEVENTH STREET.
my2gtr sIeN OF THE G0LDLN ELEEOE.
1876 HING. 1875
nosr PURCHASE UETIL YOU EXAMINE
merly 935, at A. sTRACS'.
A BEAUTIFUL y nITI MA RsEILLEs VEST.
"A single or double breasted, for 81 90, at lOII
PenrsylvAnis avenue.
HARD IInEel.Pnreha.eIs want to save money,
H DO look ct the ol0 " orsted SUIT ut A. STkAUs'
II PANTS, 100 different patterns, at lO1l Penn
TBE OBIENTAL SILK WORsrEp SUIT for
sTRssTTsiis most drssSy out this season, at A.
DRINOE ALBEIT FROCK COATS. with Vests
PenLs9 lvania avenue.
TEE GREAT BIT OF TEE sEAsoNi-A
seP sr nRsstfe,,very long AID nicely mace for
THE DELLlBARRE PLAID CAsS SUIT re-
L euced to 1n, ct l0ll PennsyiyaLia avenue.
A FULL LINE Of Childrens SUITS, hand.
"A souely trimmed and made IN the very latest
sty lie, from Is upu ards, 81 A sTRaUs'.
THE FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS Sits
i for Sls should be seen to be appreciated n
l0ll Pennsylvsnts avenue.
ENGLISH STRIFE AND PLAID CAss SUIT
~ that sold for sls, selling now for ol1, At A.
NJOHsIR BUSTERS, Plain aud Ulster style. A
w great variety OF colors, ct lOl1 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Y to be had at A. STRAUS'.
ROys' SCHOOL SUITS, wei trimmed and nicely
- made, for %, at lO1l Pennsy lyania avenue.
VOUTRs' DBIss AND BUSINESS SUITS in
sTRAUs'.
NJOHAIR AND SILK LUsTER ALPACA
wi COATS, ~ al prices, at l0I1 PennsylvAnia
avenue.
SALISBURY BROKEN CHICK CAss SUIT,
~ frock style, well made and TRAINED, for q. ct
V,BI LARGEST SIZE MAN can BE- fitted in
= suits or separate Goats, Parts OF Vests, at
1011 Fennsylvanis avenue.
HAVE Y0g SEEN That SUIT for ss ct A.
T Asst But EOr LIAsTi-A genuine Middle.
II seq Flannel eUIT for els, st l0ll Pennsyl-
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

All the leading styles Of CASHMERE DRESS
HATS, yarioue kinds Of STRAW Il rs, GRNUINR
MACKINAW, MILAN BRAIO, LEGHORS, &c
Halls CLOTH and ENGLISH LiNkH HATS
cf A%sFSrS Hnd Rhrrsishs SILK ALPACA and
Ladies' Sun UMBRELLAS and PARAsOLs
Iaired In the best manner
141S kB0HSTLvAHIA AVEHUB.
nyZr Above WtIlardis Hotel.
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i ERTY-In Kliaville, Prince GeoreeS county,
Md, SIXTEEN ACRES Of LANE, With double
Frame House, good water: an abundance Of fruit
minutes wek TO- the by sttsville depot, Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. photograph Of the house can
u. STINEMkTZ, 1887 Pc. ave. marH
LOB eALE-HOUeES for $4,000, $4,000,
elS 600, Sle 000 9 II, 900, 90 D00, as OOO, 5OO
% 600, $4,000. e4,0Q0, $500, q 600 Well located
and on easy rms. H. SWEPT,
octe-n Sl1 1th street,
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RU1TER AND EGGS.
5000 pounds fine fresh Virginia and Ohio
BUTTEB
In tir rails and tubs, part n store and arriving
my 81 81 CORHER 10TH AND STREETS

ID I'D H ISl
H 9t7 EIGHTH STREET, Navy Yard
Mr.. JOSEPH WALTEMEH ER and VIM RILEY
do most respectfully call the attention Of their many
friends that they are now gagged In the Clothing
business, ct 9l1 sth street, Navy Yard, where will
be fou1d constantly on hand dne stock Of Gentle.
ems Clothing, in the latest styles, ready made or
made to orter, in prices to suit the times and We
hope cur rit nds will give ns call before purchAs.
ing elsewbere. JOSEPH WALTEMEYEB,
myS h< WIN. Billy
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BOARDING..

LOB RINT-949 K street, corner 10th, Rooms,
L in sut's or single, with nice board; house has
mcctrn improvenenis; three lines Of With a
trapsienl: refeYt noes. mvE6t"
SINGLE LODGING Rooms, 50 cents Der nigh,
- or from o. to IS per week; BOARD or MEALS
nue.. Ann 2ms
DLEASANT Rooms AND GOOD BOARD can
l. be obtained Of 1909 Maryland avenue, a. mod.
crate rates, in . private family. marH lOvs
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

WV ~ L IL L
COuATBY BOARD FOB THE SUMNER AT
~ tie OLEMSOH HOUSE. situated half a mile
from htgblsi Station, Baltimore and Ohia rail-
load FOR particulars apply to Il. R0WBRS
6,oie. corner 18th and streets or address Mrs III
ADA nS, Bladensburg, Prince George county, Md.
COUNTY, RKsJDkNC1OR BOARO WANTED
~ lear The city by gentleman, wife, intent, and
Star ONCE, Washing ton, d. G. mysi-N
COuhTRY BOAkD. with oas Of Carriage; place
~ high healthy. and romantic. Address Mrs.
kAwLIi GS, Sandy Springs, Montgomery county
COUEIAY BOARD Waffle on metre Titan
~ Branch B. i O \. B., for mile nan, wife aad
two girls Of i've ~ two years, with nurse. Gentle.
man In city daily, except sunday. Address, with
terms and full PARTICULARS 2. Q. Box COS, Wash.
EURNIsBID COUNTRY HOME-One mile
l. from horse cars, near Mount Pleasant, will
either be rented 70 afamily. or four boarders can
club with the proprietor and keep ,use horse and
carriage Address j. Yokk, Treasury Dep ,st-
Uent. my29-fvs
nIeIRABLI COUNTRY BO1RD-On ArIioe.
~ ton Heights, fifteen minutes walk from trala
rui ming between Alexaporia and Washipaton Lo.
cation healthy; terms very moderate Address.
Dyu ST. MRS. q. ROACH, Arlington, Va.
VNANTED-A few select BOA BID ERs, at 8 most
w delightful country seat, one mile from Sol.
diers Home; cara pass the door. Inquire 912
street northwest. my3S 81"
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ply stefan How far the intimacy progressed
only known TO the parties. but IL recently
the husbands knowledge, and he re-
monstratcd with the vile Tor creating scan-
ua among the ncighbors He told her that II
she received visit again from male friend, unless
he present, lie should certainly know IL by tce-
graph, he should employ detectives 10 watch her.
The resented this imputation with spirit, and
the day packed her trunk and started Tor the M
Of the state She sent her husband word that
she had lett him forever and desired to SEQ HIM
again. In some way the party whose visits mad caused
all the trouble learned her whereabouts Two days AFTER
ana prepared 10 follow her. On The tram which
carried him into the village where the errng woman
hiding herself the HERALD containing this personal
arrived. Tho woman saw II before she saw her de-
ceiver, and was affected by Its simple tenderness
that her whole plan OF e alie cd. The next AT
trrnoon she returned here her boarding house and
took her old place wtho 1t word The husband found
her on his return home IN the evening as usual, ard
never asked word OF explanation or uttered sigh of
rcproach. \ happier woman IN her new life Is no
where 10 he found. They have never exchanged
word on the subject OF her disappearance but she con-
ided the story to dear female friend ana what one
woman knows tho world knows, and so 1t Is with the
story. Tho initials are those OF real names.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Throughout yesterday Commodore Vanderbilt was
quiet and comfortable. II there any change in his
condition it was for the better. During the day
several members of the family and number of friends
called The invalid listened with interest 10 the read
ing by Mrs Vanderbilt o; the OF the day At the
five T. NJ consultation of physicians the treatment
not changed. At tensP. NJ. there appeared TO he no
change morning.
" midni sht there had been no perceptblc diminu
ton o strength relaxation OF energy In tho invalid.
He talked freely with Mr. De Forest who had relieved
Mr.. Barton rs watcher, and expressed belief that
he getting we'll Nj. De Forest had not seen the
Commodore since last Saturday, and in conversation,
SAID he thought Mr. Vanderbilt had slightly improved
in color and strength.
Among tho visitors yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cross. Mr. Meredith Rowland aud wife, Mrs. Allen and
Mrs. General Gordon Granger. The ccOl atmosphere
seems 10 benefit the Commodore lie breads the hot
cycles
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CLEARED.

Steamer state of Pennsylvania Qr, Knight, GasSow-A
Baldwin Il Co.
Steamer Alexandra OBr), Mackay, Decentralization
Bros.
steamer Clyde. Kennedy Havana-wm Clyde 4 Co.
Steamer Gen Barnes Cheesman. Snvannahnurray. fer.
ris h Co.
steamer Gulf Stream Crowe. Charleston-J Quintard
Go.
Bark Ebenszer (Nor Nielsen. Cork or Falmouth tor
dcrs-Bockmann Oerlein X Co
Bark Montexuma. Briggs, Observation-Disclosures 4 flatt.
Bark Idaho, Richardson. Cienucgos Tucker Light
bourn.
Brig johnny Smith tBr), Thomson Cork Falmouth for
orders-Funch. Edge 4 Co.
Brig Georgina tsr. Ralking. Pernambuco and Baha-A
Heney.
Brig Robert Move, Dearborn Pointa-Pitre-H Trow-
BRIDGES Sens.
Brig Torrd Zone (Br,, Cooper. Port PrnceR Murray,
Jr
Schr Kensett Gnptl, Leghorn-F Talbot Co.
Schr Manuel Cuza, Bayles Rio Janero-Thos Norton
Co
Schr Mary Mangam. Nahady. st Marc-R Murray, Jr.
Schr Mary Lunt DR., Dixon, st Marc-BJ Weinberg.
Schr WHr,well, Danretcr. Jeremie-Wison Asmus
Schr Sunny South. Derickson, Wilmington, NC-Geo II
Squire.
Schr Hero Baker. SalemW II Ropes:
Schr Pointer. Dill Providence and Bristol-Ferguson K
Wood.
schr Victoria. Mackey, Provdence-Pidgeon Christie
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Schr Frank Maria. Alley. Bridgeport for New York.
schr Sunhea am. Murphy. New Haven for New York
Schr Annie 4 Webb Wasson. Pawtuckct for New York.
Scir A Is Hayes. Barlow. Ssybropk for New YorS.
Schr Geo Whistler, Jr Crosby Folks Island Me, for New
York
schr Fly, speuman. Providence for New York.
Schr Leach, Warren. New Haven for New York
Schr Ella Rich. Woodruff Reckport for New York.
Schr Helen Mar Nickerson. Portland Tor New York.
Scir tieorge Gilrm. Pcase, Portland for New York
schr II Blackman, Arnold, Providence for New York;
Ssir Clara Rankin, Rankin. Kennebec for New York.
Schr w Frceman. Robinson Ihomason for New York.
Schr Sarah Louisa. Basett. Wadoborn for New York.
Schr Andar Corwin Providence for New York.
schr Lizzie l. Mills Armstrong, Bath Tor New York.
Schr Laura Bridgman Thompson. Bath for New York.
schr George Albert. Barlow Frankfort, Me- for New
York
Scir Charmer, Noyes Kennebcc for New York.
dcpha.
Schr Tant amount, Glkcy. kennebec for New York
ScIr Orlando smith. Ferris. Portchester Tor New York.
Schr NAL, Mead. Greenwich Tor New YORK
Schr Maria liearn, Bloxsoui. stamford Tor New York.
Schr Dart. Campbell. Stamford for New York.
Schr A Parker Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Island City, Allen, New York for Gloucester.
srhr q Whelldon. Heath Georgetown tor South Nor
walk
Schr John Lozisr. Lincoln, Anboy for Taunton,
Sarah Thomas. Arnold Port johnson for Boston,
Schr A w Ellis, wilkins, Rpndout for Belfast.
Schr q Russell. Rogers, New York for Portland CT.
Schr Emma Cook Hoboken for Taunton.
Schr 6 W Lawrence. Titus. New York for New London.
nsy-The US schoolshp st Mars, Pythian. Fnyai
zores July ~ has arrived her station of Gcncove,
4 ally e on
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ArrSpAL-Arived, bark Elinor (Nor). Thomson, New
York
AmcASrE. Aug 22-Arrived bark Busy, Kendrck, Phia.
delphia
York
BRISTOL. Aug 2sAruvca. bark Maggie tBr, Cole, Bull
River; brig Conecgouc Inmacolatta utap, Crombetta,
New York; I'D. Surprise. Averil New Orleans
Arrived the channel sd bark Bessie Parker 3r Par
kcr Point du Chene
BELFAST, Aug 23-saled. bark luigis uiaD, Vielin,
United States.
BRguFS Aug 2.-Arrivcd bask Niagara Gers Wisch
nusen New York; Astronom GER, Hopper, do.
CARDIFF Aug Arrived barks Lady Cartier tBr,. Crit
nths Pensacola; 23d. Belle of Oregon. Merryman. Wis
casset.
csprz Aug is--sailed, bark Caro- Gay United States;
,chrs n Emma Riley Coffin. Boston; Nay Mcfarland. Nc
fariand. Gloucester. Mass
DuS.KSrss Aag -oG brig ban Cswe,. Hollborg from
New York for Stockholm.
Arrived in the English Channel ord ship Kcndck Fish
Henry Philadelphia for Antwerp Thems CBr. Rossi,er
from do Tor dol bark Investigator Buman, from New York
for Hsvrc
rAluouru Aug 2,-Arrivcd bark Jacob Aai (No:, Ber-
uldseu New York.
GlnnArr.R. Ans as-Arrived previously ship Therese.
Shaw. New York.
HUI, Aug 22--Ssied bark Sarah, lngersoll. United
ststes.
rrsw,cm Aug 2a-saied. bark Csnesss Padre utaD.
sciaiino. United states
LivrHroot Aug 23-Arrived ship Dunnstar Castle br.
Cary. Portland. q.
sailed 23d steamer Lord Give lBr vrquhart Phiiade
phia; ship Western Umpire Uroze. New York; bark Her
bert tbr), Hil. Quilted states.
LoSpoS Aug 43-Arrived shipsJ Wheeler Thomson
Chnricsion Saratoga, Kendall. Psbelon de Plea previ-
ously reported arrived Liverpool 18TH; bark Elliott
tBrl Rumbeilow. New Orleans.
Cleared 22d bark sonne dtaO curco. New Yorx.
LARSs. Aug 10 Sailed. State VI Virginia (Br)
Noodle Viron glasgow, New YORK.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER MERcrp,r 1856 tons built at New York in 1861
At auction at this po Hng o s1o a >, %
adepha in 1857 Tor $3.50 cash. ana steamboat Alabama
DEFIANT from San Francisco. ut Liverpool Aug H.
during heavy gale of Cape Horn was found 70 have feet
stopped and vessel pumped dry.
Brs slTs GSsr Or from ouSs1ss drove on the
her end. s the ss w, but Ss1 sS ss
was begged log and leaked badly. ''' "'''~' = ' ''
BARK KxsrRrL B for stettin before reported as hav
s1f s'hs s keel n pS
panks put in, and has commenced reloadng her cargo
BABE M,nAs r CasghaI from stediac at LverrSo
x xsy Sus s! '''''' and '''' '''0 "'' ''0
BRIG NELLIE ANrniM al3 tons, built at Milbrdge. Me- in
cash
scnr wAnpwrll, BrnOaum hence for Hayt while being
John Mitchell into by unknown schooner. STAY
Tie other vessel lost bowspr, and flying o aud had
in The wardwell returned to the city for
scnn RnspA G. At New Bedford 2Ist from Block Island
in gale Sunday afternoon. split sails and did other dam
ashore Block Island of and taken into Newport. RI
latter place Mt once for repairs.
The following the insurance ship Garrett recently
Mutual $1,000; shoe and Leather. 5000: American,
s,ooo Mercantile Mutual. of New York. $1,000 Total
vessel Of about tons apparently of foreign mot
fire AFT, fallen in with July g in lat AZ lon 81 w.
Her mainmast broken 10 from
deck foremost all standing also topsai and forcyards
with bowsprt and jihboom standing Her yards mast
head were painted black and bowsprt ycow: hal
cho, bow and had evidently been time in that
condition.
NHw BEpYoRp Aug 22On the 18th tour dories
found Gay Head marked II Frye and the ne X, day
fishing picked in Qucks Hole They
posed belong scr Anna Frye of Provncetown and
Ii is feared she has met with disaster.
PORTLAND. Me- Aug 23-An abandoned wsterlogged schr
100 burthen, 20 miles OF Scgun
tcrdny
QUEBEC Aug a3-rhe steamer Romer which wrecked
Island Reef last fall has been got of and towed
into port.
NINEY HAVEN, Aug 22Tlc schr Isabella Jewet will
proceed TO New Bedford TOR repairs
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY

MADEIRA. Aug 4-In port. Annie yurchc. Gibbs from
Bangor Ubsldina. spornege. from Demerars-both ar
rived July 81.
NKwcAsrLm Aug Ii-cleared, Professor schweigaard
(Nor. York
Cleared from do 10TH Trowbrdge lof London) Quebec
tand sailed from Shields 1lth).
NEWPORT. Aug lo-Arrived Prudhoe, Petersen Mira
michi
Cleared 10th, Devonsh,re. Falker, Buenos Ayres
Sailed 18th Skolfeld Dunning Rio Janeiro.
NAPLES Aug 1-Ssed, Tyrlan Isl, Montgomery Mes
sins.
ODEssA Aug ARRIVED. Canning Kitchener New York.
0Lp CALABAR, July Elm port, Bolivia stevens, from
Winuebah.
PlYxourH Aug Il-Arrived. Columbia. Hansen Doboy
for Hamburg.
Sailed 1ib. Maud for Quebec; Eastern STAR
ON start 10th. Guardian Ames London TOR New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug lO-Sated Mary Rcesse, Eaton. Lon
dondery Light Brigade Philadelphia: Carlotta Didon
Glasgow francisco STORAGE torgnilo. Yarmouth; 1lth,
Seuova Manila Corsanego, Cincordine Roads srecna r
Chessang. Ipswich
RouEN, Aug o-Cleared Ciytie. Laurhton New York.
RosrocK Aug S--Arrived, Vile de Frontignan. Roux.
Ne~ York
snnLorH Aug 1I-sailed, Nucvo Monde. savarese. New
York.
suNprRLANp Aug 1O-Sailed, Niobe, Olsen, New York;
1lth Huano, Mclean. Quebec.
: SWANSEA. Aug IO-Cienrcd. s " Sweet, for Madeira
sailed ill., Indus. Lewis. Quebec.
StErrrS, Aug ARRIVED. Vega Gorih. Philadelphia:
Sro Sverdrup. New York: Grace Bradley. Vesper and
Mary Hale. Higgins, do
TRooY, Aug 1o-sailcd, John d Tupper. Patte. Monte
TABLE BAY July 12-Kleanor Miller Hill. Johann: 18th,
Saxon Sheppard. Ascension.
WEsr HARrLEPooL. Aug lo-Arrived. London. Nicholson
wMIrrHAvEN. Aug Io-saied Zephyr. Jensen, Whining
WEXFORD, Aug 9-Arrived st Louis, Thebault. Quebec
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LosncsDra.v. Aug 23-Anived. schr Renne Carlton,
Butler. Baltimore.
LISBON Aug l.-Arved, bark Loreto tSp). Iursc, Fen
sacoa: Madri Fsli ltab scarpati. New York. schr
Winshp. Doane. Boston.
Sailed about Goth bark GuIo GtaD raolillo New York.
MAnsrILLrs. Aug ao-Saled, bark Rhone FD. Fieury
New Orleans
OpsssA-Arrived bark Horace Beals. Pickett New YORK
via Cons.antinope; Rosinn QtaD. Parselo, New York
QUEEssrows Aug 22-Arnved, barks Anna A aich 'br)
murray, Baltimore: Marco Polo (ItsD. Gavisnin. New
York; Giuseppe serdi litsD Rocc Philadelphia Prnci-
p.o liaD, Scala. New York 2d, Kong Carl (Nor. knud-
sen. do; Andreas Kiss (Nor). Salvesen, Baltimore.
Arrived or the Fasinet 2ad. AM steamer The Queen
OBJ. Bruyg New York for Liverpool.
ROCHESTER,. L, Aug aSalcd, bark Success Nor) Olsen
United states.
souruAsrroS Aug 2l-saed. steamer Colombo (Br).
Iaver. Boston and New York.
srrrTiS-Arryed. schr VIM Hunter Nor), Nielsen, Rich
mond. Va. Tor Arendal
sEviLLEArrived, brig Maraposa Fletcher, New York.
TRAiEr. Aug 20ssled, bark Memento (Nor). Andersen
United states.
Sailed from port in tho United Kingdom Aug 81. bark
Barone Podosta QtaD, Tinocchio, United States.
LowEsroFT Aug 23The Italian bark Vince Perro.to
Coryaa from New York July Is for Hu is ashore At
this place IA later despatch the vincenxo of
and proceeded
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SAVED BY A HERALD PERSONAL.

New York correspondence Chicago Tribune August
Ono day last week the HERALD contained the io''o"'
ing ..lcssonsi':--
NO uns ~ H-yorH DEPARTURE Il FOR
,ven will lind saficicn stii IN bsnh =" p'o
vide Tor wants " - "
These lines probably ie upon the eyes they were
attended Tor ana the history o; an errns woman was
.herehv changed. The circumstances are known at
omc OF the clubs ami may briefly stated thus;-fhe
roman is the vito OF a downtown merchant They
lave been boarding West Twcn,y-third street, IN
ynt of tho Fitb Avenue HOTEL and during the absence
oil the husband the woman has been receiving rslue'
siandssr,ne yis,ts IRON o mau who pretcnds 10 DO
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BEN BUTLER ON THE WARPATH.
PROGRESS OF TIE CAMPAIGN IN THE SEVENTH


MASSACHUSETTS, DIsTRIcr-THE ESSEN STATES
M,N LIKELY TO RE NOMINATED AND ELECTED.
LOWELL, August %, 1876
General Buffers campaign Is daiiy becoming more
exciting and interesting. Ills opening speech at Law
the other evening" although was not ircshted
with such butter personalities his addresses some
years ago when in search Of the Massachusetts, govern
orship, was nevertheless eminenty Characteristic
AMI among his admirers IL Is very warmly praised
Here, Lowell. the people enthusiastic the
Generals candidacy. and If lie succeeds in getting the
nom naiio many democrats will avail ;hcms OF the
opportunity of supporting hm when election day
round This same statement may also apply to other
towns in the district for I, is conspicuousiy trans
parent an impartial observer that numerous demo-
Gratis not pleased with the showing which Tarbox
their party representative, has made in Congress dur
ing the past two years. His failure when he attacked
Mr.. Blaine some months ago IS scored against HIM,
and the voters of the district are DESTROYS to be repre-
scnied by Rutc-, whom they
reckon at all times equal 10 any oraorica se-to
whicn may TALL TO him.
surLEE's CHANCES roR ruE NOMINATION.
The prospects OF General Butler rcccvin. the repub
lean nomination are san very cncourag Irfs TO himself
md friends. As usual, all the press against INN,
but question whether such opposition will OF much
injury 10 the present instance.
The Genera is not in the eas, disturbed by the jour
uaiIstc attacks. Tor he almost invariably continues IN
hrs speeches to turn them To his credit no matter how
bitter they may be or how seemingly well they may
Justified by 1acts
GENERAL BUTLER OPPONENT.
William A. Russell. oi Lawrence. the who
vii. be Buffers most formidable opponent in the Con
gention He was never IN pubic lie, and on this
many OF his personal friends ate not inclined 10
support him. He y paper Manufacturer In
Lawrence, reported 20 be IMMENSELY wealthy,
scli-madc man, cmincntiy popular IN a
personal lensc and universally recognized as
a gentleman OF srotlcss integrity. o. course, he
will carry Lawrence mdss, aud his strength there
may DC regarded a. ~ set on to Lowers Butler
brigade. In fact the contest Is IN many respects a
hight between the Two manufacturing cities OF Lowell
ana Lawrence
VIII BUTLER BOLT " HE Is NOT NoSiSATkr2
have " from very good authority thar.
snless General Butler gets the republican NOM
nation there viii be an Outsluc movement
with the object OF running him ~ an indie
pentcnt candidate. Some irrcsuaryy IN tho
Convention may furnish an excuse for this svr, %!
thing on tue part of Buffers friends but II every thing
is slraut and OCULAR and Russell iary WINS The nom
iuuton II would the essence OF Holly tor Butcr TO
run independently Tho only result which would pos
kiby come would be the reelection OF hr laioox by
the democrats
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SPOKEN.

Ship Tabor Taylor from Liverpool FOR San Francisco July
.. lat I :, Ion "a W.
Ship Sir Vim Wallace tBr). Colve. from Manila for New
York June - lat - :. Ion - T.
Ship Wellington tB, OBrien, from Havrc for New York
Aug q LAT 20, Ion H.
Rark Lizzie Dalrsh (Br) paglisl from Ardrossau for
DemerarA. Aug 9. 30 miles >SW vt the Smals.
Bark Lizzie II. Bsbson IRON Calcutta for Boston, May 16
lat 4 - :. Ion !r5 L.
Bark ''Bnicn." from Philippine Islands tor New York.
June IL. lat 3, 10 5. Ion ~ r.
Bark Wakefield. Carver from Akyab for Falmouth, f..
Ia. N 81 = a. = n
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THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.

BosToy. August %, 1876.
The following changes are to be made among the
cergyinen ut Boston Colege:-Rcv. W. j. Scanlan s.
j., is to be transferred to Washington, d. G. Rev.
Father Peters to ST. Mary's church. North End, and
Rev. Father Byrne to Georgetown, d. g. Tho places
OF the retiring cergymen will be partially filled by
Rev. Messrs. Fitzpatrick and O'Connor, from the
South.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Proyincetown. Aug ~. brig Small Cur
ran. New Bedford
Heard from by schr VIM \ Grozer. Provincetown)
last of July, Western ,round bark George & Mary.
Cannon NIB having IS bbs oil this season; schr
Admiral Blake Hathaway. Marion, whale. .f b.
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SAILED.

Steamers Scythia (B. for Liverpool Alexandra Br).
Glasgow: Clyde. Havana; Gen Barnes, Savannah Gulf
Stream Charleston: bsrks George Doane (Br. Bremen
Minerva, do; Excelsior, Liverpool; brig clary. Sarbz
Also sailed French rgate Minerve.
Wind at sunset. ESE: at midnight Sc.
Barometer sunset &c. 10; at 10 Pm. 3O19