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/ 2-story and attic bricE house with lot OF Nor.
ton.st I02.4 II o Of Grecnwichst lot 26xl00i sam1
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSVERSE
NETWORK cTrr.
77th-st is n W OF BladIsonave. 1872 Il Brad
st st . i2oe I. Of 4s7c, a6IaS Van Bsii
IsnSre sile 70 cor issS ao1 also SO
n1ot 18Th st, 20I7s also lstave Fl II rs
st. 2ox75 Geo " Mccoom 70 TIOmpson. .So1ina
Brca.lwty. 9 s, No $50 a6sxllO.6; Frsn1iska wiits
yt.' sstS dot s aOI75Ii acMiiOn TO ''
Henry 4 ct No ai aoi76i Murine 70 ''
Mary Murine; 1850
go; RossIn and vito % Hyans. ;Nominsi
wayeriey place sO2 IL Of 6th-ave, SO.sxIlsi R
Unierhill 10 Welsh. $4,000
Butte aud vie TO Philips $1,000
ssSs asS g., II Of lt6.ave. 55aAT20il;DF
Water Sc No CO., sSH7o shin cauhcr .Nomiasi
% 4 sssst i s7iz2oa%; John Hons CTR
lsSss T. i5S Il Of Ave A. a5IiosS also 18Th ''''-'
at 2iS It OF Ave b, 5Ox1OS3i Ellen Forrest 20
g Reed: 1880
and vito II Reel 1850
F Wsn ss r 70 & s stoSef Hsaoo s 1900
lsi,aye. 5, Dot no 49, 24tL Ward Clifford. ref
iaSsSss sii.5 q siavs, is:6Iss.TT nc -
GowaH ref 10 + j Forrest eooo
ssis ref 70 fSsS ~" COCO
Lindaye, 81 20 # Q Of Dsvoe.st es6x9i5 24th Ward
Ssh ST .. 259s It Of 2d-sve. 2l2x767; Minor
lar, ed ward VIM II Rieketis r5i to Kelier 7oos
ref 10 Peter Gosiet and others 5000
Avenue A. corner 6Stllst to Goth st and Avenue b
tomsiSII "' '''' !. T. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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REAL ESTATE.

Hgw.yokx. Tuesday. Sept IL. 1875.
The ouly sale made at the Exchange Sales
room to-day was follows:
M yaa n AIttey
2-story and attic brick house, with lot IS OF Nor
ton-st 102.4 II o OF Grecnwch.st LOT 26xl00; SamT
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oFFlcrAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
4venae 8 yea1s 5000
ii o st a'3 GSt 20 "S Years a. q $4,000
Heather Martha to John HaffeT, jr. Of NelIoso, -
Of COrtlandave C23d Ward year. .......... 400
Norris. Mary X, TO Dcnohne OF oOth-st OF lst 49,
ST. a Year Tc ~ =. 1900
Ryer VIM F, to II l. Ryer, SIS of 1l7th-st W OF Ave -.
No 90 Ut ye e. VINO 1000
Minsii1st Of BiscckeTst ..' 1000
lOniciRl.l J. Y SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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6cuses an0 farms noanteS.


WANTED-Iarge FARM, good buildings,
w in NewYork State Tor cash customer. PAUL p.
TODD las broadway.
WANTS TO BUY-A HOUSE and LOT on 3
w years credit frame, with advance OF 81 600i wiz
builds complete Address ~ ", Box AZ. wcstwood NJ.
WANTED--A foW-stOry, br0wn-stOne 'front.'
w HOUSE high stoOp, IN good Order and well furnished,
between 22d ard 4Utts ih and 6hayes rent from $1,000
sto 5000 Address with full particulars T. L. NJ Box Vs6s
n. n II. %.
NTANTED-From Oct l to May 1, small
w throe-st0Y ant basement HOUSE. with privilege on
leasing purchasing location, 2Ith 10 57hst Lexington 70
May l. no agents agent ~ W. e. nASKiNsoN is Gas, 27st
Giln prOpertn 20 Eet.
BAKERY TO LET-Marble counters, glass
- cases two oyeas, Sc. g. SPENCER, 207 w l2otha1
HOUSE and STORE, No. 2,274 Third-aye.;
GreenwichsL to LET inquire OF ROBERT BROWN
20 Nassaust, room ~
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSES On
n and adjoining 5!h, MaIiSon and PsrSayes' At 10y
catci. JOSIAH JEX, 1885 BrDadway.
GENERAL WEST-SIDE HOUSES, FRENCH
- APA RrMENTs and Fl.ATS fron $500 TO 5000
J. W. STEVENS broadway and o9dst
Two LET-A neatly FURNISHED stone 'front.'
HOUSE on 55th ST. for Is months Low to good tenant
Apply 10 OWNER, iS5 FUNNIEST. \. X city
stoop: immediate possession open To-day ami SATURDAY.
rTlO IET.-FURNISHED HOUSE on Madison
ave- between SSth and 39tltsts. and STABLE sdje.n
ing 39thst Apply to j. ROMANO BROWN L<So
Broadway.
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Drooklpu Rcal estate for Sole.

TOR SALE-Elegant 4-stOry HOUSE, near
H. Park, Brooklyn: very great bargain.
rutland & WHITING, Beekmanst
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T7NGbISH and FRENCH SCHOOL for BOYS,
4 1St,,s3eld MasS The school year opens Wednesday
81. so JARED REID IRA. 81. JAMES VAUCuER, A. "a
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VlHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL founded 4. ID

AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN-nO in its
n 18th year. a East 4Sd-sL Miss T. III COE' Pm.
ATRAIEING CLASS FOR TEACHERS will be organized
the American kindergarten Building NEAR Art Gallery
the Centennial Grouns Philadelphia commencing June 20
AnOtrOyDew Of material cheap 5oaatinl and purely
Aaszsu iventsd by manufactured only for Miss coe
M the Froebe IDEAS adapted 10 American wants Books with
ous words % volumes Any child make them Teachers
families supplied at very reasonable rates.
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COOKS Collegiate Inst. for Young Ladies',
OPoughkeepse " r. bsgins sept IL Geo ", SOoA, IN, v
CLASSICAL MS fTUTE.-Mrs Harwood's
seicct Family school for Young Ladies az Rel Banko1
the shrewsbury Natural coyoioUment carefully consiaored
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T1EZANDIE INSTITUTE Tor young gentie-
nsa az west Saskatchewan year complete studies
cirenars on demand.
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VNHE WATERBURY ENG LlSH and CLASSl
4 CAL SCHOOL Qor boyD will commence its next year
1lnrsday sept "a For catalogues address l. JENNINGS
A. NJ. Master Waterbury, Coma.
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cry co. PsnH-2Bth annual sees begins sept 8. Thor
ouah training college and poiessgn beautiful ant health
tul home c0mnod vita unsurpassed or leading
IrciDsl Rrercucrs-prrsident Porter Yale President
McCosh Princeton President Cattel and Faculty, Laisy
cite College, ana others
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

% Jns,aA BooSSH ashore on Green
the about ebS quito sea on a, tho
time aud she came near being total wreck She pounded
out nndor the snsae They empuod her water tank s"a
sent steamer after cmpy sarels and ilei her en.ine
them When The tide rose tans boiler barrels
holds 80 fish, aoated her. and she towed
tide in.usi By tho wsaee, Mutual M company. OF Won %
fleet. Mass
snrr ST Marx from Huenilos for Europe. before re-
ported wrecked partially insured boston New
York Offices.
SHIP ALupATho report that the ship Alida Pabel
ss S ss nS ws 10 sas s sh nut
Hampton Roads, which pat into vlpara.o May Is n dis
D when extensive repairs were, ordered
BAxx MONITOR Emerson from San Francisco for Hmm.
sp1ans s%E & ASs ' as M Ion
scnR wisSm WESTON Portland. beiore rensrted filled
with water ~ Gssoay has been rishted and gone on th
BRIG cvcSus Gr which ashore Turks Island and
Island or Norfolk.
Ms ss Hansen , 5Hr a An;a with sal. for
paired on the 6th ins, and WAS to sal 7;h.
Bnie JULIA BLAKs B Knowl,On, from Rio Janero for
Aug I; bo.omry bond for $3.50 at Il
percen
scnR MosE Bnowx from San Francisco Aug 6, returned
to port Sth, having carried away maintopmas
scnE JEp prEES before reported eapsizcd and subse
gnenty towed into Mill Cove. arrived Calais, Me-
She from Boston.
scsn WINNER Nasl from New York for St Kits whic
ST Thomas in distress completed
ior destination July ~ and arrived back Thomas
Aneust4
II FinENs Boston from Baltimore which was
ashore Scituatc threw Is coal part
keel 80 hour otherwise good
tion.
ScHR IsABEL lat but at Little River Ms in
has been sold 81, ,sOu
QuKsEc. Aug l6-Bnr John Ives (r). Mckenzie. from
for Montevideo with lumber aground Levi
Rect attempt will he made float her high water
twomased ocean is ashore KAN ourski No
particulars
LAuScd-South American Is the OF Messrs Henry
Hastings Cos ship. tho stocks Mcssrs smith
Town,ends yard. East Boston She is $50 aud is
considered Of the best Quilt merchant ships OF her
the world. In model che is nearly perfect
She will be ready launching the course
OF a days Captain Knowles. formerly of the ship
Charger. also owned Messrs. HASTINGS Co. will COM
IN nd her i1e is mt endin, her cuupnept.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Albaoss Davis New York for Fal' Rver. with
so cra baries IN tow.
seir ~ Nunsell Thorn. Now York for Halifax. Ms.
SchE Bhsst. Taylor. Amboy for Providence.
Schr J Bartlett. Kelly Amboy ior Boston.
schr SathRaiSi Holmes, Dow, Amboy for Providence
schr Arcuc. tiinn. Now York ior Dansersport
schr TRADE Wind Gray. New York ior n ysnnis.
Schr Tyler. Bushnell, Port johnson Tor fawtucket
Senr Nellie Brown Kelly, Port johnson for Portland Ne
Schr Adelaide. Ravnor. New York tor Portland. Et
chr VI Braxos. Raynor Perth Amboy for Providence
Scnr ANNE t Webb Hogan. New York io- Pa~tncket.
schr Ssllie Burton burley New York Tor stamford.
Sehr l. Gildsrseeye. coston. New York tor Noauk.
schr Maria H. Cocn. New York for Eas;port.
scnT Mary Bayes Wusson. New York FOR bridgeport.
Schr Alaska. Thorndihe. Hobosen for Portsmouth.
scnr carrie W. Peraby, Hew York for Eastport
iSehr " Msngurl. Chase. New forkfor Now Bedford.
schr Randolph. Parker. iew York Tor New Bedford.
sclir Lizzie Dow Chase, New York for hennebcc-
Schr urbanna, Allen, New York for Somerset.
Schr Whistler, Lecie. New YORK for Taunton.
Sehr Il Gardiner. Miller. Amboy Tor Taunton
Schr Arson Brown Mills. New York for Stratoro
Schr II Blackman. Arnold. Rondout tor providsnce-
Schr Seud. Allen. Trenton for Pawtuckct
Schr Joseph Hail. Smith. New York Tor Portland, Ct.
Sc,r Merwin. Bnnce. Port johnson for Fall River.
sehr " Merrinnn idriyc. Pori johnson for Dghton.
Schr Gale Riley. Trenton for Se~ Bedford
sehr Ripple, Shropshire. Trenton for New London
iclr Helen Mar, Ward. New York tor Somerset
Hehr MeC!oskey. Wakely, Ainboy for bridgeport
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CLEARED.

Steamer Russia tBD Cook Liverpool via Quesnstown-C
q francklyn.
Steamer Sidon.an (Br Edwards. Glasgow-H anderson
Bros.
Steamer Ashland Crowell. Charieston-J W Quintard
Co
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. ssvannah-Mur-
ray. Ferns * Co.
Steamer Anthracite. Grumiey. Phadslphia-Jas Hand.
snip jacob a staniler, ChIystall IAscrpoo!-Boyd
Hinckcn.
sup Charser IIallot. Jr, San Francseo-Sutton 4 Co.
Bark Connaueh, brJ, Tuns. Lvsrpool-Snow i burgess
Bark l. hoath Young. London-rhos Dunhsui's
Nephew y Co.
Bark Marco Polo GER. schacnsr. Bremen-rIsrnan
Hoop Co
Bark Taiisinan Norj. Dahier. Standardization Boye
Bark Jas Bra.t. ellison. stettin-Brett. Son Il Co.
Bark isrra farsG tNor Boye. RotterdanLouis retena
Bark BRISTOL. Forscit. Dunkirk- MeIcalf 4 co.
Bark Fro (itan Mnycsca. Napies-Funch. Eaye Co.
Bss Mary Gibbs. WhiitemoFe. Mar eies-Marcus Hunter
Co.
Brig Emma Dean DR.. Pummer. Puerto Cabcilo and La
gugyra-1heo Fouke.
Bng Andrews. Wilson. Port au Prinec-Robert Mar
ray. Jr
selr l. Crosley tBr) Crosley, st Johns. NC Ber
tank
rchr Scull. Frambes. Fernandina, Fia-Evans, Ball
ca.
Sclr Abby Bentley. Mehafey. Fernandna. Fla-Bcns-
ley Gildcrsecve 4 Co
sehr Nelly Potter. Howard. Washington NC-w Hen1y
Co.
sehr Amelia Hosrne Moore, Eichmond-vau Brunt 4
Bro.
sehr Xva, Woody Tappahanock, Val P&G + Robin.
schr Samuel Wood, Broander. Norfolk, va-lsnae Il
Staples.
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VERMONT REPUBLICANS.

UNANIMOUS RESoMIsArios OF HON. DUDLEY C.
DENIsoN FoE CONGRESS IN THE SECOND
DIsTRICT-A LIVELY CAMPAIGN OPENING
HON. BENJAMIN II. BRIsTow TO STUMP THE
STATE.
wHIrs RIVER JUNCTION, VT, August ID, 1876
The Republicans OF the Second Vermont Congress
sional district out ia tul numbers to-day TO
attend the district convention which here at two
O'Clock this afternoon. The trains from all directions
brought largo acecssions to tho number when had
gathered IN the forenoon. Tho convcaton called
10 order by Hon. Charles s Dana, OF ~ Johusbury.
After tho usual preiminaries were completed by The
selection OF officers and commnecs, Hon. stephen
Governor HincSly dominated Hon. Dudley q penIson
us the representative oil the district IN cougrcss Tor
second term. The nomination was met With loud
mpp.ausc and cheers and was seconded by Colonel
Gavin Morrill, o. ST. Johnsbury and ueierai CLARK. or
Bratticboro and the motion WAS asluiosced 10 without
n dissenting voice. Mr.. benson escorted by a
committee into the hall and made stiIriDo scccI
Tue Convention UNANIMOUSLY nominated non. Kos
well EarnhaIp OF Bradford Tor Prcsidoniia clccinr
Fer two months past more an unusual degree oi
interest," has been manifested this Convention. Mr.
lien son elcctei ago oyer Judge Foianc
the regular republican nominee. ~ was ~hispete8
about the district that Hon. George Howe oil brAitic-
boru would 10 put domination to-day Tor NJ Denl-
a more enthusiastic and harmonious convention
Was never before held IN Vermont. hr Howe would
permit the Of his name before the Convention
apdcr any circumstances AT this time.
The campaign IN Vermont is becoming cNc''ng
Do. the repubcans and The democrats thoroughly
asslng the state The republicans feel conAdcnt
carrying the state by larger majority than hereto
FORE Hon. Benjamin II. Brstow begins tour In <he
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
WHEELER IN VERMONT.

THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR VICE PEEsI
DENT TALKS TO THE GREEN MOUNTAIN ngS.
Sr ALaAss. August 10, 1876.
Hon William A. Wheeier arrived hero this moruing
ty special train his way TO the White Mouniains
large crowd had assembled, and received him with
music aud salutes. On being introduced Mr.. Wheeler
SAID he returned thanks and accepted the compliment
not for himself but their candidate For that prom
incncc he considered himself primarily indebted to
Vermont, for ii was her delegation Cincinnati who
presented his name. When Judge Poland had pre-
viousy been rallied about his own possible candidacy
he naivcly replied that 1.-The country might 60 farther
and do worse" Perhaps the Judge would make
the application. but since he not b. nominated
1t is probable he thought the best thing
Is to get man with vermont blood IN his and
Vermont ideas ms heal. ''For - said the speaker
"my father Hi.heatc man and my mother a Cas-
TETON woman. AID spent several oi the earlier
ofmy h!c IN your ncighbOriug town OF Fairfax - He
hoDored the state which nOoly leads the republican
column IN all campaigns, and, again returning thanks
he closed by saying that his ideas the pending
would be given later In the Amid great cheer
ing music aud salute he Departed having leit very
pleasant impression upon tho democrats and rcpubl
caEs alike.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived New Bedford Au- IL brig Adams. Brown
ell with ie5 bbis ana 10 do PIX fish oil! Sent home
the VOYAGE It's obs oil Reports spoke July IL ON
Charleston Ground. schr Knights Foster. Province
town ibis oil Ill told; July Is, bark Sarah Silva NIB,
100 bbls sp; July -. schrs WIN Wilson Braey. Marieu
Aug 3. scar Louisa Sener. OF Boston. boiling -
whale 40 all told heard from. date schr Cohan-
net Grape vu SO bbs kp brig Rosa Baker Thomson,
Boston 10 bbls this brig Heinan Smith, Cook
lao bbs sp.
letter from Captain Martin Of schr William Martin, Of
Boston, reports he's ut Aug with 50 obs sp
ports speaking the follcwn whslers Juy 30 Brig cnan
Smith Cook. Boston, 100 bbls sp o schrs Sarah Lewis
Coo 10 loo do II Hatheid kkcornel. Provincetown,
$50 do: Charles Thompson. Leaeh do. 20 60 landed
letter Capt Chase. OF ship Jirch Perry. of SB
pors her al Panama Aug g. with bbls 50 OIL REPORTS
spoke June bark uccnes Sherman. of NIB with $50 bos
oil.
letter from Caps Potter Of ship Emma Jones. Of NIB,
reports on Sh~re Ground July having taken rs
bb sp day making 77j bbls oil all told Reports
May while fast TO whale Joseph Manuel of 81 Nicholas.
drowned bv the capsizng OF the boat Saw May bark
John T. Vast. Manchester Nh cutting largo whale and
atterM ard took 3 VIII ales in company With her.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
TILDEN COLUMNS IN JERSEY.

MASS MEETING OF GERMANS IN JERSEY CITY
STIRRING LETTER from FRANZ sIGLL
The greatest political gathering on Jersey
Park ucar tho elevator, under the auspices OF the
German Democratic Association of the Fourth district
Tho meeting called to order by Emil Stieger aud
Majsr Alexander W. Harris was chairman. Clubs kept
pouring IN with transparcncies and banners I'll! II
seemed IL that whole section OF tho city had
turned out lis population. But the enthusiasm
reached It's when County Clerk Brann
entered at the head OF the Hudson Zouaves enc body
o! men in full uniform, and followed by 500 members
o. the German Democratic Association or the Third
district. Asscmblyman Rabe OF Hoboken was speaking
At the time and when the cheerng subsidized he mado
this point, 1--WE heard is said that the boys in blue
nrc all with Hayes, but the scene before gives tho
lie to that An outburst OF applause followed this
remark The Sneakers William y. DAILY. Rudolph
+. Rabc, Charles II. inlcld Albert I. Hoffman and
cx Mayor rrsphagen Letters road from Cover
nor Bede. Joel Parker ana John H. Mcl'hcrson. Tho
following letter handed in by Mr. :. Taussg
who most active in organizing the
meeting and set TIE audience neariy wild:
Nxw YORK, August Ii, 1876
lsn SrE-! m esssedn Civ sorry that your letter dated
August 10 did before yesterday evening
herefore ted from ansaerin IL sooner IL is hardly
Jonr Efforts Tden aud Hendricks whose election
seems me 10 omen the way to reform and tho
restoration vi "reace and good will all sections
pf The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The question at this Is
civil equality rights aud prosperity
poco military ruie suppression aud poatio and
icr pr,,traIion In the business affairs OF ;Ls cnnntry
WhAever therefore be the result 81 his sru
which. with every hour iasi aud more
deserving OF victory As cannot meet tonight take
this opportunity to congratulate yon vcu my
=.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Bn,sroL. Aug le-Arrived bark Clara Eaton Davis Hu.
dikswali.
BREMEN. Aug i5-Anved. bark Lieceld (Hsr, Evcnsen,
New York.
Sailed 18th. bark Bremen (Ger). Hilmers Savannah.
pcnLtN. Aug l5-Arrived bark francesca q QtaD, De
Bonis Philadelphia.
Sailed 18Th. shin James Foster Jr owes United States
New York tor Croastsdt; Vator Nc Ecg do for do
i4th, brig Some, set tBD. Haley, Richmond Va
GnsAr YARMOUTH. Aug i6--Saed bark Sagatun (yor),
Frcdriksen. Baltimore.
GRrxsocg. Aug I6--saed bark Harriet Iussey. Oar.
rah Boston.
GIBRALTAR. Aug 6-ssed shp Lucy l. sladc (Br,. Dun
bar New OrIeans
HAMBURG. Aug i5-Sscd, bark Heiios (Nor), Mathesen
New yorh.
HAvgE Aug l6-Arrived steamer Percirc Fr). Daure.
New York via Piynoa,h ship Norris Bsrstow. New Or
leans.
LIVERPOOL Ang i6-Anrved. steamer Lake Nepigon
tBr). Scott Montreal
Sailed ieh. SHIPS Caledonia, Potter Cnited Statcs Nus
kots (Br Gutter do Maid OF Orleans (B Houston. Phil
adeiphia Atmosphere thrJ Costello New Orleans bark
Di,ico (Nor,. Strey. United states
Also sailed 10TH Pm Illinois, shackiord, PhlA
delphia.
LoSpos. Aug ieArrivcd bark Timoesntc dtaD, Mssso.
rhiladelphia
Cleared Ich. ship Cornelius Grnncil Borlsnd New York
barks Tconlach tNos Mole United States; Arcadia Br
Anderson no.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

Ts,s . a rsss kpss SsS.
9 Hart. WIN Mason Lama 'E Messer aud Bird -
Tor and Ruth shaw. - for Washngson Lena
rcss.oousS Sr Hedges. rrslson AS' Emerson 1s
and S,ophcu Moryan from ,icorretcwa fcr -.
Mason. rroviaeuee; sao NJ s;eeoan. J rharo and Il
sailed Steamer c knight, New York: schr. Twilight
Ayn's Point; kindberg. jersey City; William Alen
,ApP3NAUG. Agc I2-clcared brig Aron tGer,. Jons
boston. Angus. ie-Arrived, s steamer swssara
Cooke Portland bark. TARA ropan. Beadie and Glide
chrs II fabens, Kecn Bait.more ThoAs Boos,
Also arrived bark csrinsa Josseiyn c.cnssa brig sas
Julia Eiia.ieih sioSer moeekss Bsssr, Mason. and
Jennie y Carter, Garter. weea.wksn: z N sg sking,
barrett; Jones Kent Pride the East. ADAMS. and
and George %."n
rorssn iiienoond AdeIbers Msay. aud sarah Hard
cIs.Isi;s,s.aeFs Roman; csowsl rhiladeph,a Gen
Corn trg Mary Chase. Do'nn. nODie schr Amos Walker
BRUNswiGK Ga. Aug s--Arrived schr, Sarah l. Davis.
Co.trciI Charleston: yth. VIM II Boardnisn richardson
uesrs o bark ss da hsasdsa sma Soc
BALrlNoEE Aug i6--Aslived s'ssmers ,sssl, Brsne
.9ip Se,hsr 50. M.leCln., Liysrgeol: bark r'elaig
YSt' York; " fospsend. fownsend. s. Mars Ca.
Eis,nors '''' e'."' '''''''' - 80
Also cleared eaners Martha stevens Chnncc New
Richard Willing. Her. Philadelphia schrs Lyon Jesry.
New YORK Caleb. do; JAS Moore D"sne gloucester,
Ma>a
saiI.d-s,eamcr Novs seoan ship Marlborough; barts
Francis lilly ard. !dnn. ithsra aud 1uiscrpna
bODruBAY Aug lO-Arrivcd schr- Carrie Bonnell,
Harris s Martins. Charley stedman Denton, New York
BANGOR. Aug l2-Arrived, schr Goo oioves Aoai'on.
Albany.
Cieared-schr Geo Kiiburn. Blake. New York.
ft,h-- Arrived -ehr Beoj strung. jordan. New YORK;
Ciesred-sehr a Howe. Eis Now yors
BATH Aug i2Arrved. ship southern Rights Harvard;
Portland io Rehncud Me- iof repairs; ser. II lsonHd
A Bariet %. Philadelphia. -. samuel casner ~
lr Philadelphia Lydia u ROPER Lucie wheatiy Ansroid
MI Mary Farr (of Pbiisdrpa) passed
John susman cot Philadepa.al and A Rowland toi
Bronkhsvcn,. - Charlotte fsh, Williams. Boston, to
load for New York.
saied-schrs Sarah ;rcen toi Boston), Jonas smith
Jesse Williams Jr. and bell. Croweii McEathiin. New
YORK: En.ma l. G Winsor. Atwood do; Uyue, Oliver do
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THURSDAY SUPPLEMENT

LuBEcK Aug l5-Arrived- bark Lubrs Tor). Sasvig.
Baltimore mot AS before reported.
LISBON. Aug I5-Arrived, ship Marauna VI QerD San
tos. PHILADELPHIA
MAnsEIILKs Aug l6-Arrived. bark Abhic Franklin.
Powers. New York.
PiLLAu. Aug l3-sxilcd. Maria Ger scborst
New York.
QuEkSstows, Aug l5-Arrived bark Atlas Aus). Gero-
mich New York: brig Eovieiano QtaD. De Genaro. do;
10TH bark Annita Gsrbadi dtsD. IsoEzetti Baltimore
Also arrived 18th. Pm. steamer City OF Montreal (B.
Kennedy. New York for Liverpool (and proceededl.
RavAL- Ang l4-saicd. ship Wyoming Blake. New Or
leans.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug l6-Arrived steamer Mosel Q;er.
Neynaber. New York for Bremen land proceeded.
srE7Tis Aug l4-Arved, brig Lucille r). Andrews. New
York
SEVILLE. Aug 6-Arrved. bark Teazer (Br) Storm New
Orleans.
Tn1HL. Aug lo-sailsd bark Ats ss~,. ssromoerg Nov
York
YOKOHAMA, Aug I2-Arriyed. snip Cashmere, Merton;
London.
SAILED from Aus is. bark Fa (Aus, Psschich,
United States.
BoRDKAux. Aug le-The French bark Formose .ot For
reported the l.th) Capt Simon. from Pssca-
goula Apr 25 and las: arrived Eocheort
H. has been aground this port She OF
day and will be surveyed.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
BAY VIEW RIFLE RANGE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August l6 1876.
The Bay View Rife Range, which has been IN
of construction during the last season. formally
opened to-day by Major General H. L. Howard. OF the
Eighth DIVISION A number of military celebrities. in-
cud,ng Major General BriDker OF Rochester. Seventh
d,vsion Major General John Il. Woodward, Inspector
General Of the State OF New York; Brgadier Generals
W. i. Rogers Thrtyhrst brisade and w. II. Briggs,
Twenty hfh brigade; Colonies George A. Bgy, Fny-
fourth regiment, Louis M Evans Seventy fourth regi
Den, Richard Fiach, Sixty Nth regiment; Blood. Of
Ithaca and Douglass. OF Lockport were present with
their respective stalls and took part IN the exercises
General Woodward declared the Bay View Range to
superior In arrangements and perfection any he had
seen,
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

DETROIT, Mich, August l6, 1876.
Myron Harris nominated to-day at Graud Rapids
Representative In Congress by the democrats and
national party OF the Filth district. Separate
lions were held.
CIScSSAri, Ohio August 16, 1876.
The republicans OF the sixth Ohio district yesterday
n~minAted Charles Foster Tor Congress.
The Erccnbackcrs OF the FIIh Indiana district nomi
mated MI nogcs, OF Dearborn county, Tor Congress,
yesterday.
CINCINNATI, August l6 1870
The democrats OF the Eighth Kentucky district to-
day rcnom mated Milton j. Durham tor Congress
TOLEDO. Angus; Id, 1915
Ex-Governor j. ~. Cox CT this city, was unaai-
n,ousiy nominated Tor Congress 0a the soccnd oalos