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The daily gazette., 1876-02-14
WEDNESDAY, February 23, Is7,
at Il o'clock. M.


The following described personal sc1Hky
property, to wit: horses, . col'slIYE
coming two years old nne sired by iAsl&n
the Garrett horse; 7 milch cows, | bull. .
years d, q shoat pigs.
Farming Implements-0ne 3 horse farm
wagon, horse cart, grain drill with phos-
phale attachment. wheel rake. roller,
combined mower. and reaper. one 2 horse
power and threshcr. harvest bel Van
winkle grain fan, corn shelter. grindstonc,
pl0ws, twin harrows. ia low harrow, culti-
vators. Germantown carriage and harness
nearly .new.2 sets wagon harness, set cart
gears. ! set Leaf gears. collars. brides |
wheel barrow, shoyels forks rakes hoes,
axes. moul and wedges, crCss-cut saw. post
auger. patent beam and peas block and iall,
long ladder. carpenter's bench with wise, lot
of grain bags. bushcl and u peck measures
ieed che Al, lot of old iron.
Corn, and oats by the bushel. hay and
straw by the ton lot of corn fodder, lot OF
sawed pos,s. old lumber, &c.
'eholh and Kitchen Furniture-l side
board. bureaus bel steads. tables, chairs,
parlor and cooh stoye7,2 sausage choppers.
one a large two handed ehopper. suitnb r ior
Il hog butcher. washing machinN
Dairy ll&tuTcs-2 churns, butter tubs
ouCh ets, pans. and many other articles too
tedious to mention.
No poNponemeot on nceount Of weather.
N"ailtl lns IN idc known on day of de- by
ABNER WOODW ARD
JOHN ii WOODWARD.
EDWARD WOODWARD.
a. ..,, Administrators.
pubic SALE,
The subscriber having sold his farm, stuat.
cd in MIL Creek Hundred near Red CLAW
Creek Church, will sell ut Public Sale, with
out reserve, Oh
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst. 1876,
at 10 o'clock II m shar
All his stock and farming implements, dairy
fixtures, household and Kitchen furniture 10
wit:
One good family horse. Dick.
years old, tound, gentle and fear Tr~
less OF locomotives; Colt, Goldie, >AfAfl \
coming Years old, Moscow stocE. .l-A-Z2
broken iii double harness; superior milch
cows, coming in profit; shoats. u lot OF
| chickens, large Newfoundland dogs. Ceasar
| years old, Prince months old.
one two morse wagon, one light dearborn,
| slelkh and bells, moving machine, steel-to h
| horse rake, excelsior grain fan. corn sheller
grlhd-stone. Wiley plow, harrow and cult.
| ValO set of double harness, dearborn har.
ness. plow harness, saddles, brides, collars,
matters, &c, spades shoy lis, forks, rakes
axes, n aul and wedges, barrels, tubs, now
lng scylhes, brer scS ,hes, grain cradle. sing le
ana double trees, lot OF grain and potato
bags, saddlers horse, buffalo robe, horse
planket hay and fodder, corn and potatoes,
10y OF lead pipe, force pump, hedge shears
| large churn, brtter tubs, butter cooler,
pans, buckets. &c. bedsteads, bed and bed
uihe, stoves, tables chairs, carpets looking
elas:es, lot of pot flowers, and many other
aIticles 100 numerous to mention.
iERAs-All sums of $50 and under. cash
~ over mat amount a credit of eight month,
oy purchaser giving II bankabe note wilt
approved endoiser interest from date
VIZ WILLIAM NEGENDASI[.
tcb'0-w2t
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NOTICE.
~ Notice 10 hereby gwen thatIvr
ceive Proposals until the 7th day Of IA,
ary for printing three hundred copiesS NJ
JOURNAL OF THE LEGISLATiyEis1 mi
MlTTEE and the REPORT OF THE Arl
TOR OF ACCOUNTS OF the State Of b,
war,
The proposals to state the price per
AMI to include stitching and deliver,
work to be executed IN accordance viii !
tion 4. Chapter 4. OF the Revised suls
this State. GEORGE b. DICKSON
Clerk OF the Comm.,
Dover, January 20. 1876 jan2di.
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n ~ -,

DvIDEND
~ OFFICE OF THE WILNixer,.s
GAS COMPANY. N C0r
wilmington, Februarvi TO-.
The Directors OF tho wilminc,o. y y "A
Company, have this day declaasIdl lIl .a
OF three dollars share for tss ma q
months, PAYABLE on demand 'He As !
febl-2w snn snnneenstRR entRR
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ID UBLIC SALE OF
Personal Property,

W ill be sold at Public Sale at the late resi-
dente of Joseph Woodward, deceased. in
Christiana Hun lred, New Castle county. Del.
ON the new road leading from Wilmington TO
Brandywine Springs, on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-14
THE 23i DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876,


Ate o'clock p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or pc3e of land with a
two story frame house thereon erected. situ
ated in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to wit: BE
ginning nt a point on the nOrtherly side OF Il
street at the distance OF eighty feet westerly
from the westerly side of buttonwood rect:
thence noriherly and parallel with I,utton-
wood street one hundred feet to . stake;
therce westerly anu parallel with i street
seyenty-tOu itet to a stake; thence southeIly
and parallel with ButtOnwood street and
passing through the middle of the Partition
wall between the house on this lot and the
house on the LOT Il joining on the west. one
hundred feet to the aforesaid side of IS street;
and thence thereby easterly twenty four feet
to The Diace of beginning, he the contents
thereof VIII t they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of George X. Townsend and Mary L.
M. Townsend his wife, and IT,; ana to be sold
by WIN. Ii. LAYB~ON, sheriff,
sherif's Office, New Castle,
Febtuars 2. 1875. feb4-ts
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DHoToGRAPHiC NOTICE

Intending to discontinue tho p,.,
lnsi business. those having negatives 10 ny !
notify me soon. vi" ia
l offer fer sale my Photograph,, l.
ments at low price. J l. TuPRgVi
janlS-2taw4w Delawa,"nlM
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue Of a writ of Levari Faeias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public ; ale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner. in tho city of vii.
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, on
WEDNESDAY.
THE I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875.
at2o'cloCk, =. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of lar d with
six two story framo houses thereon erected,
situate in the city Of Wilmir gtOn bounded
and described as folrws, to wit: Beginning
a. point on the easerly side OF forty feet
wide street now called Queen street. laid out
one hondred and thirtyiive feet from and
narallel with Claym0nt street. running from
A street to the Old Ferry road at the distusc c
Of forty three feet six inches from the south
erly side OF A street; thence eastcrly and pa
rat with A street along the southerIy side
Of an alley three and half feet W de fifty
seven feet to the ives erly side of three fo ct
wide alley connecting with said three and Il
nall feet wide alley; thence s0utheily along
said side OF said three wide alleT pIral-
lei with Queen street sek enty-lour feet to II
stake in other land of said George X. Towns
end: hence westerly and parallel with a
street ftty-sevcn feet to the aforesaid side OF
Queen street; and thence .herebv northcrly
seventy four feet to tho .llce Of beginning.
he the c0LtGnts thereof what tuey may. with
the Tree use Snl privilege OF said two alleys
m common with others emit cd thereto for
ever.
seized aud taken in execution as the pro-
Nj Townsend his wife. and terrc te lants. and
to be sod by Nm. Ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
february 1ary'. ), 'sT lsTs. '''''F'S febl.ts
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PUBLIC SALE.

"a The subscriber having -..-
%In sold his tir". will sell at Vf5Snl1
HW Public Sale, at his resi- W2SW
NA1 dence, adjoining the viI--=NX
age of Christians. Delaware. on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-14

LACK SlLkS.-Haying placed our Dr..
der with the manufacturer at LYONS.
France, OF the celebrated Cachemere. Alex.
andra Biack SILKS, We are enabled to offer
goods W, y. SHARP,
oct55 ourth and Market streets.
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
BELOW.
ark Vale (Nor), Muller. from Belfast July 2A
CLEAkEO.

Steamer Utopia (Brl, Groat, Standardization Bros
George Washington. Whitehead, Halifax, Ms,
and st Johns. Nf-Clark X Seaman
Steamer Carondeet Farelot Fernandina via Fort Royal
&C II Mallory Co.
Steamer rhos Watson. Davis, Bndgeport-Campbsll
Gardner -
Ship Bremerlche (Ger), Hirdct Brcmen--Theo Ruger.
Ship Governor Morton, Davis Mobie-Vernon Il Brown
Co.
Ship Francis Sage Travis Bangor, ,Me-Mller Hough
Bark Isca (Br), Matthews. wisbeach. E-Geo Bulley.
Bark Bersey Gude tNor), Duo, -Bockmann.
Oeriein a Co.
Bark heisingor DAM, Ginge, Dantsc-Funch Edye 4
CO.
Bark Meta Ger. ysnselow. Esnore for orders-Funeh,
Edye Co.
Tetens
Antares (Gcr) Aibrech klsinore for ordcrs-Funch
Edyc Go.
Tmrk kraljevica (Aus), svernga Gcnoa-socovich Co.
Brig Anita Owen. Pettengill LivcrpooMarcus Hunter
brig D r stockwell Cumming gs Dubln-R p Buck Co.
Brig Hansen lNor), Orbeck Lubeck-Funch, Edyo x
Co.
Brig Mary Leighton, Leighton, Chrisaansand-J o
Ward X Co.
Brg Beilo tBr), Nelson. Esnorc ordcrsJ Whitney
4 Co.
Brig Poarlo (Br,. Mcleod, Rio Jsneiro-R Currio
Co
Schr jesse Cari Underhil Seville-B Weinberg 4 Co.
schr Peter Mitchell. Hughes. Rustan and market-B
WeubcrgX Co.
schr Echo (Br,. Armstrong St Johns. NFGco Bulley
Schr lGna Currcr (Br), Nsnnort, st John. MA
heney.
schr Joseph Sovcr Clay. Brunswck. Gs--warren Ray
schr Ihos Kills. Kelley, DeLnispot Aass-Doane Gott
The New York herald., 1876-09-02

The into the boat saving little or none o, tneir
effects and landed Thuno whence they we're taken %
Aarhaus by cutter and py oraers or
the United States Consul Of Copenhage sent 10 Sope
hagen by amer arriving 10th The wreck Is sunk
In about fxthoms water and nothing can be saved rom
her but anchors aims ongboat and tho captain
entered into for salvage oil same ADout
bbs OF petroleum have landed At Samsoe captain
Gated. and Is not capable Of walking
BRIG NRLLK GAY from Havre for Liverpool before re
ported won't ashore Penrhyn Point Amiercn Ane was
assisted OF by Moepa boats and towod ~ Liverpool Aug 10
ScuR KATIE RASGKR hence for Sc Augustine Fla before
reported ashore below the latter port had been "a
sea She was laden with large cargo including Ioooo
brick ght winds the entire voyage
She arrived off the bar 18th u crossed the bar safely
but shortly after became In consequence Oh
the light wind and terrific which forced her DOW
ashore Two anchors thrown out but the cables OF
both parted she hard aground The wreckng
schr Lewis aud the San Dolphin, OF the Baker Wreck
ing Company OF Norfolk Va. engaged 10 get her OIL Tor
500 whcn accomplished next day. and on the 2ot
she tied the DOCK having received little or no
damage The Of lost anchors recovered by
tho Wrecking Company.
ScHR ELwoop before reported burned At Cette
July 30 sold thuu and sxfvagej for $6oOd.
QUICK PAssAcgsteamcr City of vera Cruz. Deaken OF
Havana or dock anchorage, in days and hour. said
TO be the fastest trim record.
ALEXANDRIA Aug 3lA furs aft schooner bound up
Is ashore on Persiminon Point.
GInnALrAR Aug l5-Thc British brig Alice sold this
day by public auction, the hull with her bowprt windass
capstan and galley bow anchor and chain cable. also
the Jolly for 81 100 The ship will be sold to-
morrow also the nasts and yards.
SAN Francisco, Aug 25The schr Laura May left this
for Coos Bay July 27 and had arrived At her
destination last accounts there She had board
quantity OF lime. hay aud merchandise.
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CoxxKRcE PoRr-rhcre arrived this port dur
ing month of August from foreign 525 vessels
follows steamers s3 ships -; bArks. 1885, brigs. lo3;
schooncrs. llS
STEAMER KIsG ARrnuR (Br), which has been taking
toard materials Now Haven for the Turk
is government saleu 3ist u tor Contantinopie. The
King Arthur carries OF i5.0Ou cont~ning
I5UOu0D Of catiagrs Manufactured aud shipped by The
Winchester Arm, Company, of II. and is valned ~
S55OoJ Capt Cowei Is IN command and expects to make
the to Constantinople ia from - to 80 days
snIr wx VI RxEp. fsoa Point Lobos at Falmouth Aug
20, arrived with miz,entopmas AID mainmas sprung
SUR BKILr OBRitS. from ~ John, NIB. which arrived
at Liverpool Aug 20 had 10 feet oi la her bold when
reached Liverpool having been ashore nj 81 john
before rcportcd).
SUR rJi Orr, Brown. at San Francstc Aug "a from
Newcastle NSW, :June JohA
native OF liu IL aged Is cll from tho
sur ST CHARLES Smalley Francisco Aug - from
Liverpool reports june 3. lat - Is = on ~ ~ ", At
AN, FranA Cook, ordinary seaman of San IRAN
cisco fell overheard ani drowned wore ship and
launched a boat. bat unable to ind him
BARK ELLEN DYKR (of New York;, Clapp. hence for
Jutland for orders with petroleum. be-
fore destroy by Aarhus Bay arrived at
Frederick shavcu Aug o. and directed TO proceed 10
frsderca discharge and proceeded through the Laso
Channel when oil 1huuo "a small island between tne
Island ssmsoc and Jutar took pilot ON board to take
her frcderca. but -ccount OF contrary winu sd
she drove back toward the lhuso where she
very light from quarter, aud Capt Cspp got the
long boat out to have the vessel scrubbed clean:
AZ r. iurivus 6re broke out In tho house forward
short the whole veaoel onvvAopod N names
The New York herald., 1876-09-02

From a comparison OF the scores made by both teams
1t VIII be that the Australians made 5l2 points
it being their second competition for places the
team--and the Scotchmen recorded sol points,
ing up to within five points OF the greatest number
ever made at Wimbledon for the Elcho challenge
shield Colonel Mcdonald expressed himself well salts
fled with the result OF practice for it re-
mcmbersd that it WAS tho first time they had
shot the range. Mr.. Boyd heads the team with
fine score of POL points out OF possible 225.
Mr.. Bennett, who presented the "runnng deer" to
the National Rife Association, visited the ranges In
company with Colonel George W. wingatc, to see how
it worked.
To the astonishment OF members OF the National
Rifle Association they found yesterday u large bill
posted the gate, Tho entrance being in charge Of
TWO men, who demanded fifty cents admission fec.
Several members OF the National Rifle Association
very much dissatisfied with this arrange
ment AS they thought II nigh; SAVIOR OF making
hlbition OF the visiting riilcmen.
The teams returned home at quarter after Eve
O'Clock.
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auLL. Aug iszArrved. zebrins ssrrels Montrss,.
Arrived 2iss obsrburgsrmsisssr Won Winter sshn'es
Sailed Sal to ai... Ward. Gay, New York
Dhi. ,ss kas aas 3ses s. John
G:.s. 5,..ss5 ,s's Sss Anas,,se New
psswaro s1ssf~ssf SarsSsrn Chief Si.1. % sandy
kEssaa kIsE Ass l7huA..i':s Orion B.neh Pensacola
New Yolf Fncs oseas A6yni. o. Murphy
S9ysh Ss. York So,h Nellie Gay Da.s.ns. HssIs; &c:
su Noodle Ss sD:sy S'sa xGgsa B%s;ss
Toss Gen spsy Hssehinsoa New
os serSsa ns..ns ss ss.esE sS%s, Viola @
do Emily Low,her Hilton and Nsm N%'e9,; % s.sur, 1lss0'
on Baiiycottsn lsth Geo Mausoa Lvsrpoo for BON
on Great ormshsad 18th. Caledonia Liverpsol for New
LosDos Aag almArIives .. Ami. ooa.n., Haaord.
ssydI. coaid fsi.d:nhaA a All Il. 1;:asis G:s
as oss Tas 81
Louise Nielsen 9osbee Pred Kugens Young Tybes
Arrived at Gravessnd ao.h Greco. o., A.ar.vs Ne,
York; 2ist, Anna Quebec; II Hahnemann. do 80
Sailed 18th Tss%sch New yesh 81 s.scro San y.s
tia do both Kong Carl. Phiiadelphia ''' n'p~
sse% ss Ass Hs:s.
spsRRy, Aug is-Arrived Mary Pennsll. Eaton.
Sailed lsh Gsspsrd Jansen, Now YOrt N.selde Huy.ra
LxrncK. Aug is-saied. rordsnsijold. schoon, Mira.
mchi.
LisnoS Aug l4-sailcd, Cadet, Leighton. New YORK;
MARyroRT, Aug l9-Arrived. Hea. Nelson Montreal
MAAsLuIs, Aug lS-Sailed. KoEx Carl Hendrickson Nee
Orleans: 18th, Arracan, Bunje, Baltimore.
MARsrILLEs, Aug l9A,rived Adels Ford. Martinique.
MELBOURNE, about Aug 5-Arrived Victor, Pond, New
NKwPoRr. Ang l9-Saled, Blanche How, HuBey Buenoo
Ayres
NEWCASTLE, Aug I9-Cleared. Grant (Nor,, New York.
NEW Ross Aug l9-Sailed Hardi Nielsen, New York.
OPoRTo, Aug S-Arrived Ocean Gem, Hoffman. Quebec
PORTSMOUTH, Aug l9-Arrived, Gar, Brown, Quebec
PENrLANp FIRTH. Aug 17-Passed through, ConstapteI
1vancich. Hull tor New York.
PErERIgAD, Aug l7-Passed Wimburn Halliday. Dundee
for Quebec.
QcRKSsrows. Aug oo-sailcd, MARYLAND. ssnton, Ant
werp Ocean, for London; Sarpen. Bseker West Harel-
pools Osmo Ronols Liverpool Euolia. Bergstrom, Soee-
tin
SUNDERLAND. Aug 2l-ssiled. Carrie winsew. NcCart.
Portland, Ne
SWANSEA, Aug 2l-saiIed. Belle Keith. Mcdonald, Bsta
Cove.
SHIKLps Aug l9-Sailed C Richmond. for Now York.
Arrived 18th, Salacia, Quebec.
SCILLY. Aug 2t-Saed, Bearse. Sweetser, Bristol.
ST CATHERINE, Aug 2D-Passed Parhia XcAIster, Bonn
bay for Dunkirk.
York.
srAvAScxR Aug l2-Cicarod Ferda, Christensen, Nos
Orleana
THooS Aug iossiled, Mnnehaha, for Quebec; strsths
pey, Nude, Montreal
YoUGnAL. Aug 19Sailed, Assecuradeur. Sheehsn, Que
bee; Countess OF Durham (s). Mcdonald, Miramchi.
YOKOHAMA, about Aug SArrived oceanic ~, Purcell
San Francisco and proceeded for Hong Kong, whore s
arrived about 17sh)
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SPOKEN.

Ship 81 Barnard Of ana from Bremen for California.
July "a. lat Ia N. Ion - W.
Ship Loonidas. Of London, lao days from Astoria $50
reported. no date, lat ~ n. Ion ~ w.
Ship Chas Marshall. Hutchinson, from New York for
San Francisco, date, &c
Bark Marshall (Br Perry, from Liverpool for Mon
treal. Aug IL, lat 5O. Ion ~.
Bark freia tNor). from Now York. Aug Is 40
miles SW of Lauds End
BarK Betty GER. Mordenhot from Bremen for Ssvan-
nah or Baltimore. Aug l5. OF Beachy Head.
Bark Serene Gerl, Caes. from Doboy FOR Schiedam,
Ang lS of the Bill of Portland
Bark Velocity tNorl. from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Aug ~, lat 40 40 Ion 10 10.
Bark Orion (Norj from - for Philadelphia, Aug 2S,
lat 40 4O Ion 20 10,
Brig Eva tof Maitland, Nsl, from Cienfuegos via Key
West for Boston, July "A. 81 O5 Ion II 80.
Brig Armida (si. Potroluxz from New York Alex
andria. Aus 10, lat ~ "a, lon 30 10.
rhe 'Anetta" Ann, bound South, July 49, lat
Is 26 n. lou 30 30 W.
schr Abbie Cook" (of Provncetown) Aug 49, lat IS A.
Ion 734O
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GIBRALTAR Aug l3Arrivod, bark Augusts Small BE),
HALiYAx Aug :sO-saed bark Ella D (Br) for Havre.
LvERrooL Aug 2oArrived ship Belle " O'Brisn. Bren,
MALTA Aug I5--Arrived steamer Romulus (Br). Haig.
MONTREAL, Aug so-Arrived. steamer Peruvian. Smith,
h ap asss ao Royal
ws: & Rans snp ap
Dennevig. Bout Isle and sea
@ Men for Gs 4f soE
rSISI pv cahs. Avg aoasaisd bark: G LennSsT tBr) @
ouknKe Aug 2e-Arrived bark NOrsk yer.as, ,Isaksen
Burryport ior Three Rivers; 3Dth, ship East. Marshall
Grcenock Neptune Norberg Cork
JSss
sAcUrSAY RIVER Aug 2s-ssled. ship Mary Goodei.
SURiSaH july so-Arrved schr Pioneer Bassett, Boston,
In port Aug l. seSrs Miller. Harris for Boston. in
days iBr Forbes do, 20 days Addie Todd
SAN BIAS Aus Sin port Pearl Fitzsurald for Now
Gnoncr. Ms. Aug so-clssred, ship Hectanooga Br,.
VICTORIA Aug 24-saIed bark Forward (Br). Straehan
sydney
fPKR STEAMER NEcKARl
ARENpAI Aug 3-cle1red, Osteride. Lassesen America;
ASrwnmr Aug is"saied Saga svensen Montreal; 10th,
Ksniworih o. Browse; New York u.
Arrived Flushing 10Th, Winslow. Barker, Montreal
sailed from the roads l7.h Enaymisn FasT Mools
Sailed i9tL, Dcima woodman, sydney CB; kosnezer.
BRlsrol. Aug 2o-Arrlved Elizabeth Cook. Cook Ca
lais, Me; 2ist. Abigail. Raymond. Cronstadt
Thorensen. New ORGANS: Cairns, Bell, Quebec; nkm-
mer ot the Seas -. Montreal
BrArHy HrAp Aug POOH compadre, Thomas, from
Tyne San Francisco
BoaDnAux Aug IS-Arrivea Maggie Vail. Ford Balti-
sailed from rauilac 18th, Napol c). spistsl. New
York.
BRExrRuAvRS. Aug Is-Arivod. Mose G. Neynsber.
cAnpiFr Aug le--sacd, Sarah Ellen. Main. Zanzibar;
Marquis of Butte Bowden. Quebec.
CARNARvoS, Aug II sailed. Aexna. for sydney.
Cork, Aug ls-Arrived. Geo Fullerton, Crane. Pars-
sailed lsth Bessie Black, Ludlow. Sydney, CB; 18th,
CnossrApr Aug I4-Arrived, Marie, Olsen. New York.
Crrrs Aug I2-Arrived Colorna Glsdulch. New Or
CApIz Aug le-Arrived osseo Lowrey. Havre.
DrAL Aug io-Passed Napoleon Chrstophersen, London
2ist. Excelsior, smerdon. London tor Halifax -
Anchored 2lst, Eleanor. Parteow, London Tor Whining
ton. Nc.
DrscsxEss. Aug lo-Passed Rock City, E,hrdge. Lon
York: Ferda Christiausen stavanger for New Orleans
pvsLN aug 1o.ArrNsa name. io t,r .h
phia Luedna DurSee do Dagmar Baltimore; saga, que
D.xrzc. Aug le-sailcd JOS NJ Riley, Small, America;
| Ncyersnk, Jarvis. New York .
| DuSxiRK, Aug l9-Arrvsd, Carrie Long, Park Now
| York.
ELsisoer, Aug l7-Arrived. Aaron. Goudy. sorenscn,
FALMoUrH Aug is-Arrved Gov Lsnsdon, Turner. Pabel
Sailed list Mary Virgins aosher. Hamburg.
Passed the Lizard 10Th, Berlin % Ringk. Baltimore of
| Bremen; sarah Chzmbets rutherford. from Hamburg
| ULoUcnsrxs, Aug 2I-sailed Bozxo. Poggi. New York
| GLASGOW, Aug ls-Arrved. Sason, johnson Montreal
sailed 10Th 5. Patrick ss,nas; Ion'rsa' .. Martina
GnAKSocR. Aug 2i-Arrved, kri King S)' scos'' Mon
sailed 18th Balmora Knudsen. Quebec 50 Peder Olsen
do ns Kenney Donald do; 2lst Mstheran, do Lotus.
! Do; Arabia. do; vrana. JsrEsassn,d do.
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
CREEDMOOR.
LONG RANGE PRACTICE By THE AUSTRALIAN
AND THE SCOTTISH TEAMS.

LONG RANGE PRACTICE By THE AUSTRALIAN
AND THE SCOTTISH TEAMS
For the nrst time since Crcedmoor became o rife
range there yesterday assembled on its grassy
surface two foreign teams earnestly engaged pre-.
pairing Tor the great international contest which is
take place there the 18th and 18th OF this month
These the Scottish and the Australian teams-the
former making Q journey OF more shan 3 OOO miles
across the Atlantic. and the latter undertaking voy-
age OF l6 ooo in order participate In the great
matchea
Both teams went out the early train and got to
work in front OF the 800 yards the usual hour
The Australians occupied two targets the right the
Scochnen two on the left for the proper while
Mcssrs- Ingram, Aenzes and Rcnton had ono between
the teams. The weather very favorable for good
shooting tho wind blowing up the range in tho dircc-
ton known az "Half-past tive o'clock" When the
marksmen were at the 900 yards distance it veered
round somewhat, covering anglo OF about
degrees and before tho practice finished settled at
sH o'clock" AT the 900 yards range tho breeze in
creased and 1t blew quite brsky. causing correspond
Ing lowering In the elevations the tangent scales
All the Scotchmen, excepting Messrs. Frazer and
ihorburn shoot from tho front position with their
faces toward the mark These gentlemen with
their feet toward tho target using position which
modification OF that known by Che name oil "Farquer
son." The guns used by tho Scotchnen are all muzze
leaders; two of them OF Metiord's make
Henry'S and the by Ingram.
The New York herald., 1876-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN OPERA AT TERRACE GARDEN.

ITALIAN OPERA AT TERRACE GARDEN
very novel aud unique performance OF Flotow's
Nartha given last night in Italian the Terrace
Garden Theatre The cast was as follows Martha
Miss Covillc Nancy. Nine. Clara Peril Lionel Signor
Baccei Plunkett signor Rena; Tristan, sgnor Loca-
tcili. The performance commenced at u few minutes
TO ninc. 1t was not satisfactory performance, con-
siderng that there but eighteen tho orchestra
a bakcr's dozen in the chorus and leader not worth
speaking OF. Miss Colvllc seemed TO think that sho
was playing Lacreza, SO intense and passionate
her style OF singing She sang the Last Rose sum-
mcr" as If II WAS funeral dirgc and in every
Miss Colvic seemed 10 have no conception
OF the cxgencies OF the role Nine Perl
sang the music oil Nancy with inimable grace
and expression and acted the coqucttish part
Of Nancy with effect The tenor and basso Baccci
and Rcna made an utter iasco. II was something
cndurablc to hear those in rotes frequently and
nnanlnccntly rendered by great this CITY,
As Tor locatc he may be consluercd beneath criti
cism. worse performance Of "Martha' II has never
before been atc to witness Such rsprcsc nations
are only calculated 10 bring italian opera disrc
pute.